Lake Park High School - Horizon Yearbook (Lake Park, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

Q wwwwwkf 1 Y sz Wy' W ,. M 3 M RM,,,,vL .-.51 ,J M f4'vI7-QOWPY' M - yy.-kwsw 1l , M f x 4 ,. X i :,x iw N: , , 'L V my ,ak A' . J! . X , , .2 5' Q' 4.1 vw-Af 4,4 HORIZON LAKE PARK HIGH SCHODL LAKE PARK, MINNESOTA 66198477 HORIZDN STAFF Jane Herfindahl - Sr. Ed. Sheila Larson Vaughn Larson Philip Mclntire Debbie Mikkleson Troy Olson - Art Work Tammy Thompson Danny West David Busack Fl Gina Globstad -- Jr. Ed. Vicky Halvorson - Art Work Stephanie Knutson Tamara Newton Lisa Scherzer Rhonda Bandemer Darwin Erickson Donnie Jacobs Mike Nelson Kathy Littlefield - Advisor The Horizon staff extends a big thank you'i to Norb Caulfield for his wonderful photography and support. TABLE DF CDNTENTS Grades Organizations f Activities Seniors Athletics Staff 7 21 45 56 77 TQ F' 'Xf A i w Sw 5. 'fn I. ww- 71 wlf ' Q Kg., -ne? 31434 fm 'Cf' . ,f 1, X 3 I , , e W 1 --..,. A 'CY 2 A Q w xy ,E Q ii, 4 Q . Q X4 ,. N .a N S Q Q 4? Q ,Uv xxx QS Be is ei Us 2 4 2 Wm-ua N? :avi . h' Lf L 4 235 f', if W in.- Aymmw x 3 , HW bg 5'-f . , 1 , an 5 . 0 I 1' Z ,f +fi X-, 1. ew 3. ff 3 i k Km Q Q X v ff 1 Wid- wix V 5 by . I 5 V, . , lxjlz- ,, i i,,k Y THANKS FOR YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT LAKE PARK Lake Park Cuba lns. Larson-Peterson h Wermager Oil Co. Inc. Mike's Service Darcy's Bec-Lin Foods Lake Park Cafe General Store Florence's Beauty Shop Jeff's Food Center American 238-5864 238-5874 238-5984 238-5984 238-5746 238-5947 238-5128 238-5571 238-5830 238-5577 Dar's Country Beauty Shoppe Green Valley Golf Course Two Lakes Resort Simison Marine lnc. Donal Corporation Cormorant Store Lakes Drive lnn Peterson Builders HAWLEY Clay-Becker Implement Hawley Feed Plant Burns Motor Company Q 532-2244 532-7447 532-2577 532-2208 532-2565 532-2440 532-2498 532-7135 438-3353 483-3356 238-5828 238-6642 238-5909 Rogers Repair The Flower C.J.'s 483-4554 483-3365 483-3308 483-4545 483-3304 483-4950 483-3579 483-3469 483-3351 483-3324 483-46777 483-3339 483-4411 847-3161 Jigg's 962-3231, 347-5309 Mischke Hardware 962.3236 487-941 1 H and L Oil Co. 962-321281 847-9221 Herzosis Drive Inn 847-4267 Northwestern sme 596-82 5 347.2527 Champlin Oil Co. Village 847-7358 Carl'S Standard 596-881 7 Shack 847-6472 Clip and Curl 596- 843441 1 AUDUBONHW- it ' ' , ,fii iirsry 1r,y 1 t -771- --- mdubgii Beauty Shop 439-6503 A t8 M Audubon Co-op Elevator 439-61 1 1 Q CCOXLC PM Viking Bay Resort 532-2774 Audubon Truckstop Cafe 439-9666 Johnson Construction AUdLlb0n Truckstop 439-9666 J. L. Eilertson and Co. 439-6557 J .C.'s Cabinets A 439-6699 6 Kaiser Construction 238-5531 Trophy House 439-6272 532-2898 lst State Bankof Audubon 439-6131 PLAYING IT SAFE 1 l I KINDERGARTE I - r All ' ML. lr' .QL ,l vu' WTI 'fear Group A Row One: Benjamin Ullrich, Dorathy Binde, Verna Charmichael, Gretta Lu Brower, Michael Landvick, Edward Chenze. Row Two: Ms. Tingelstad, Melissa Janz, Travis Schauer, Jane Mlkulecky, Dawn Kaiser, John Covey. Row Three: Shane Naslund, Ryan Lovold, Heidi Christensen, Kelly Anderson, Corbey Mattson, Carolln Warllng. I l Group B Row One: Curtis Zachariason, Travis Bowen, Tony Sleling, Dallas Koenig, Jason Ness. Row Two: Ms. Tlngelstacl, Rebecca Ullrich, Bridget Aakre, Caroline Warling, Chasity Block, Kathy Holm, Row Three: John Trygstad, Ben Bergeson, Shon Naslund, Ryan Westlund, Jamie Mattson, April Askelsen, Bobbi Aldrich. FIRST GRADE kd H 4 Row Om: Kris Schlueter, Brock Knutson, Jeremy Fullerton, Joseph Gullard, Quinton Brower, Ryan Olson. Row Two: Chris Erllen, Angela Mann Tara Bergman, LuAnn Chrlstoflers, John Pietlla, Mrs. Brooks. Row Three: Lisa Lemke, Guadalupe Melendrez, Rachael Stanton, Kala Perrlne Katherine Anne. 2 Row One: Melanie Baer, Jason Mattson, David Conrad, Noel Ronken, Jennifer Swenson, Eric Globstad. Row Two: Tammi Clark, Kelli Schlueter, Andie Anne, Dawn Blnde, Michael Crow. Row Three: Gregg Faus, Held! Peterson, Marissa Bengston, Wayne Beske, Ryan Forsberg, Mrs. Fossand. SECOND GRADE vc f ...ll wmwl QW Q W.- .m,, il! ...TK A. Row'0ixe: Jeremy Sieling, Amy Levin, Chad Qualley. Row Two: Jeremy Mattson, Erik Carlson, Lisa Carlson, Lisa Nelson, Heidi Baer, Michael Sferierson, Renae Christoffers. Row Three: Matt Bjerke, Sarah Vershure. Row Four: Sandy Berg, Holly Westland, Kevin Lefebvre, Mrs. Iverson. Row Five: Jeanne Sandland, Mark Huesman, Cari Ness. Ni ', ,,.. Row One: Jenny Nelson, Tamrmy Kaiser, Laine Bergeson, V. J. Larson, Corrine Zachariason, Timothy lllg. Row Twu: Mrs. Nelson, Deborah Saimrh, Melissa Olds, Eric Sandal, Chad Mattson, Angela Vorgeat. Bow Three: Kim Pietila, Kelly Lerud, Monica Smith, Adam Sherbrooke, Mindi Christensen, Marcy Hanson. . , N , JN , g, THIRD AND FDURTH GRADE f . 1... 'Hi ir' y if f Bow One: Trudy Speer, Jeffrey Johnson, Billy Livdahl, Lincoln Brower, Corri Ullrich, Erin Chenze, Jaycle Carlson. Row Two: Joshua Mann, Julie Savig, Kari Bergren, Rhonda Ennen, Jason Moe, Kelly Lofgren, Jeffrey Hedstrom. Row Three: Michael Olson, Ryan Nelson, Daren Ullrich, Kenny Covey, Suzy Berg, Rachel Ullrich, Jason Mikkelson, Mrs. Carlson. V 39' 1 is wi R 'wg Row One: Tara Seter, Derrick Tvedt, Terri Clark, Greta Mann, Chrystal Charmichael, Erik Rasmassen. Row Two: Marsha Smith, Jon Austad, Amy Knutson, Paul Vershure, Chris Nelson, Greg Thompson, Jerry Qualley, Anneke Hanke. Row Three: Shannon Lerucl, Toby Komrner, Greta Trygstad, Paul Nelson, Tiffany Sgro, Keith Faus, Diane Beske, Bryan Smith, Mrs, Beaudine. FIFTH GRADE if 53,3 22 FOURTH GRADE Row One: Julie Olson, Joelle Jenson. Maari Johnson, Edward Moran. Troy Olds, Michelle Qualley, Bryce Lmfgren. Jay Boar man. Row Two: Nancy Malvick, Tanya Bergman, Bryan Hawkins, James Petersen, Eric Taylor, Christi Kuehl, Ross Ennen. Mrs. Paulson. Row Three: Jim Berg. Terry Mikulecky, Shelly Madson, Tracy Johnson, Anne Levin, Carly Nelson, Rachel Priewe, Doug Erlien. , , . ' 31, 7:7 . ,W Row One: Jeremy Dahl, Desaree Chenze, Jaime Miller, Jerocl Morgan, Kris Perrine. Row Two: Jason Crabtree, Tanya Globstad, Leigh Ann Olson, Kevin Ullrich, Lynn Anderson, Steve Bergren, Karen Pietila, Sherri Askelson, Kathy Pietila, Tammy Honrud. Row Three: Korey Krogen, Tracy Lord, Pam Felker, Gina Sherbrooke, Mrs. Eklund, Mr. Hanson. SIXTH GRADE , 'Q an ,4,, v-iq A Row One: Jeff Qualley, Steven Priewe, Stacy Johnson, Kevin Covey, Jason Spencer, Jason Peterson, Row Two: Sheri Pohl, Brenda Jacobson Jenny Myers, Jennifer Small, Jill Koland, Danelle Christoffers, Bobbie Jo Sandland, Karlena Perrine, Charlie Speer. Row Three: David Johnson, Shannon Kasin, Sheldon Naslund, Michael Sgro, DeWayne Myhre, Steven Davidson, Jamey Austad, Norman Lefebvre. Row One: Michele Christensen, Heather Westlund, Julie Livdahl, Kristen Bloom, Elizabeth Spiesz. Row Two: Melissa Johnson, Paula Peterson, Kirsten Sulerud, Jeanine Aune, Tammy Wolbaum, Mrs, Schauer, Joyce Matter. Row Three: James Olds, Dale Hall, Donald Mikkelson, Joey Con- rad, Jeremy Moran, Ryan Ennen, John Levin, Brian Asleson, Kirk Haugen, Row One: Jessica Hovde, Susan Sandal, Shannon Hettenbaugh. Row Two: Lisa Erickson, Connie Kuehl, Chad Lofgren, Sean Felker, Dean Colling. Row Three: Gary Ullrich, Jason Hedstrom, James Moe, Dar- ren Forsberg. Row One: Regina Hawkins, Tracie Thompson, Jackie Ullrich. Row Two: Lisa Anderson, Richard Livdahl, Kelly Fullerton, Tara Globstad, Tracie Raknerud. Row Three: Jett Lovold, Chad Olson, Troy Seter, Tracy Hogenson, Scott Madson. ' 'Q Row One: Becky Anderson, Tammy Cassette, Susan Krogen, David Gage, Donise Dahl, Suzette Meader. Row Two: Darren Thompson, Barry Bowers, Doug Faus, Jon Boatman, James Cossette. Row One: Darcie Anderson, Angelique Nelson, Dean Hawkins. Row Two: John Wolbaum, Lezlie Hall, Michael Thompson, Sharon Ness, Wade Bloom, Greg Smith. EIGHTY-NINE 14 Hogan- na Ebersole Karin Knutson, Dean . J ian Nelson, J Br erclahl, Robyn Tomm to Top: Bottom Tom- Mikkleson, Heidi elanie estlund, M rnston, Stacy W Be lie Ju Melendrez, nda One: Li Row son, Kenny Wambach, Janell Braseth, Susan Kamstra, Rhonda Shebrooke, Steve Huesman, Terry merclahl. Row Two: Darryn Wallace, Giselle Longtine, Roger Mattson, Leonard Johnson. Row Fullerton, Bobby Pohl, Mike Johnson. Three: Lonna Anderson, Thad l-lolen. Dan Conrad. Row Four: John Beaudine, Darrel Lund- strom, John Livdahl. Ill I P11 EIGI-ITY-SEVEN Picture 1: Row One: Greg Ness, Mark Schiffner, Kelly Sulerud, Jay Qualley. Row Two: Arlen Nelson, Vicki Sherbrooke, Brent Sher- brooke. Row Three: Jason Nelson, Todd Schauer, Ron Siberg. Picture Two: Row One: Curt Ditterick, Derek Longtine, David Meader, Tammy Fullerton, Donna Mikkelson. Row Two: Gordon Braseth, Kelly Myers, Kami Haley, Jeff Korell, Tammy Beaudine, Joel Iverson, Byran Anderson, Picture Three: Row One: Kim Lefebvre, Dee Dee Colling, Shawn Flanagan. Row Two: Vince Christensen, Tammy Cassette, Dana Jerdee. Row Three: David Myhre, Samantha Chenze, Mike Christoffers. Row One: Mark Olsen, Sherrie Bowers, Darwin Erickson, Sheila Schwedrsky, Tim Smith, Kern Asleson. Row Two: Marvel Olsen, Jana Ode, Shannon Mortenson, Roland Matter. Row One: Lee Carlson, Tad Schauer, Trevor Amberg, Steve Ness. Row Two: Michele Johnson, Steve Krogen, Vanessa Larson, Barb Westlund, Nathan Braseth, Nancee Braseth. Row One: Don Jacobs, Jodie Olson, Tony Korell, Andrea Tommerdahl, Peter Anderson, Elizabeth Halen. Row Two: Mike Nelson, Chandra Hanke, Leah Johnson, Margaret Wiedeman, Julie Askelson. . r Y H T 'i 'EIGHTY-SIX ,IF .J Row One: Brad Kommer, Stacie Myhre, Heidi Dahlgren, Tammi Secord, Rhonda Bandemer, Brian Huesman. Row Two: Brian Somerville, Jerrod Koland, Rick Mattson, Troy Hawkins. 17 N PQ r EIGHTY-F IVE Picture 1: Row One: Tamara Newton, Teresa Seter, DeAnna Ness, Mike Sulerud. Row Two: Lisa Scherzer, Chris Noben, Elisa Tovar, Richard Olson. Picture 2: Row One: Vicky Halvorson, Gina Globstad, Stephanie Knutson, Brenda Grassinger. Row Two: Lyn Longtine, Sarah Johnson, Jon Hanke, Todd Hogenson. Row Three: David Busack, Curt Lovold, Kenneth Anderson, Eric Braseth, Picture 4: Row One: Kari Anderson. Kammi Nolan, Mike Syvertson, Rhonda Priewe, Melody Wallace, Row Two: Kris Spietz, Kyle Olson, Matt Wambach. Pictured 5: Row One: Joe Crabtree, Darren Carlson, Kristie Krogen, Tim Christensen, Jon Jerdee. Row Two: Brian Boit. Andrea Forsberg, Kevin Larson, LuAnn Larson, Paul Cossette Cheryl Kuehl, Jed Hovde. is 'Wa 1 W fa W ,if 9 , an if K fog v .iq fr as 3' 2 4 :FL ,f X ii w f My ,I , , nw'- : -I . ., ,V as A ' , +.- f 4 . b K4 ,h, 3,1 :,, g fllhx J 'I ' if 3 --v N-.....x.f,., nf-N m it l , er till H I M jil 1' N ' Q N5 di'- 1 4 2 is 1 f A ll A W 1 - .:k:,:: K Kei. Counterclockwlse: Seventh - Clockwlse: Barry Bowers, Troy Seter, Rlchard Llvdahl, Darcie Anderson. Eighth - Left to Right: Steven Huesman, Deanna Hogenson, Roger Mattson, Heldl Tommerdahl. Freshmen - Top to Bottom: Jeff Korell, Jason Nelson, Dee Dee Colling, Mlke Chrlstoffers. Sophomore: - Clockwlse: Jodie Olson, Mlke Nelson, Andrea Tom- merdahl, Tony Korell, Chandra Hanke. Juniors - Clockwlse: Kristie Krogen, Andrea Forsberg, Lisa Scherzer, Gina Globstad, Seniors - Top: Carmen Johnson, Jane Herflndahl. Bottom: Dawn West, Vaughn Larson. XXV, .Q 0.1 1, :r Aw la 1 ln ' TQ? 1,-. Y-I Q ' ' f.. W. 5 Y ' N 1 .,,, Y 'Q ' Af ' A - 5 : . , , 3 h .4 . V P . 'N' A 'k -, -x-x.,-,X W Nx--Q-.., K N, WH- y .XX A GREAT COMBINATION r MC.'s: Lisa Scherzer and Jon Hanke Football Players Coach: Mike Levin Soloist: Kim Holloway Coach: Daniel Davids 22 Speaker: Darrel Pederson 1982 Queen Kristi and King Tom Band Director: James Iverson Volleyball Players ,,X,,1'-f The 1983 Homecoming week proved to be fantastic. That week there was an atmosphere of excite- ment for all at Lake Park High. We were cool dudes on Monday, bizarre punks on Tuesday, we dressed as opposites on Wednes- day, grubbed out on Thursday, and we ended our week with, of course, blue and white day. The parade also turned out to be a big success with a variety of colorful floats, The highlight of the week was Coronation with King Troy crowning Queen Carmen. Congratulations to our Royalty and to our victorious football team with their 31-O win over Ulenbl-litterdahl. ' H 0 , C , ssssss s M I N Melissa janz and Kelly Anderson H E NG Ushers: Sharon Anderson and Scott Monson Carmen johnson and Troy Olson .Ax Q41 ips l 2 3 , . .M-W . .1 nr , .1- 0 F Md' X X41 QR' 'x . . . i Explorers: Row One: D. Busack, C. Noben, J. Hanke, K. Anderson, T. Korell, A Tommerdahl, K. Spiesz. Row Two: Mr. Trygstad, K. Anderson, R. Bandemer, L. Larson, A. Forsberg, K. Krogen, C. Hanke, E. Holen, D. West, S. Chenze, B. Westlund. Row Three: M. Wiedeman, J. Olson, K. Asleson, S. Myhre, T. Secord, N. Braseth, M. Johnson. Row Four: K. Olson, G. Globstad, S. Knutson, T. Thompson, J. Ode J. Askelson, L. Johnson, D. Mikkelson, M. Wallace, L. Cossette. Row Five: T. Seter, C. Jetvig, S. Anderson, T. Smith, K. Ander- son, L. Scherzer, T. Newton, S. Iverson, S. Bowers. Row Six: C. Kuehl, D. Ness, D. Raaen, R. Jacobs, D. Tvedt, V. Larson, P. Wermager, B. Huesman. Row Seven: S. Larson, P. Mclntire, T. Schauer, S. Monson. Student Council: Row One: C. Noben, T. Newton, K. Anderson, E. Holen, D. West. Row Two: J. Hanke, J. Ebersole, Dr. Block J. Nelson. Upsidedown: T. Korell, C. Hanke. Row Three: D. Erickson, T. Thompson, T. Holen. Row Four: T. Olson, C. Johnson, P. Mclntire, J. Herfindahl, T. Schauer, K. Sulerud, M. Schiffner, L. Scherzer, K. Nolan. v ,7 f -mm' MUSIC ON THE HORIZON Q , Row One: J. Heclstrom, M. Thompson, D. Anderson, S. Ness, G. Longtine, L. Erickson, T. Fullerton, T. Racknerud. Row Two: S. Madson, D Wallace, T. Globstad, A. Nelson, L. Anderson, C. Anderson, G. Smith, W. Bloom, T. Hogenson, C. Lofgren, Mr. lverson. Row Three: S. Huesman J. Hovde, J. Boatman, R. Livdahl, J. Braseth, K. Knutson, C. Kuehl, T. Holen, T. Seter, C. Olson, L, Johnson. Row Four: S. Kamstra, R. Tommere dahl, M. Mikkelson, R. Hawkins, T. Thompson, D. Faus, J. Beaucline, R. Madson, H. Tommerdahl, J. Ulrich. H. Lovold, R. Scherbrooke, D Hogenson. X. 'W Row One: T. Rachnerud, D. Anderson, T. Fullerton, T. Hogenson, T. Globstad, W. Bloom, L. Erickson, J. Hedstrom. Row Two: G. Longtine, T. Seter, C. Olson, R. Tommerclahl, D. Hogenson, C. Kuehl, J. Hovde, D. Wallace. Row Three: Miss Tucek, A. Nelson. R. Scherbrooke, T. Thompson, S. Westlund, H. Tommerdahl, M. Mikkleson, G. Ulrich, K. Fullerton. Row Four: S. Huesman, D. Faus, J. Beaudine, R. Madson, J. Bernston, J. Ulrich, L. Anderson. LADIES' ENSEMBLE SIXTH GRADE BAND -.1 FIFTH GRADE BAND LADIES Row One: R. Priewe, A. Tommerdahl, S. Bowers, K. Anderson, C. Hartke. Row Two: Miss Tucek, S. Nlyhre, K. Holloway, V. Halverson, K. Nolan, S. Anderson, M. Wallace. SIXTH Row One: J. Conrad, D. Johnson, N. Lefeb vre. Row Two: S. Priewe, D. Mikkelson, S. Johnson, J. Austad, C. Speer. Row Three: J. Koland, J. Meyers, M. Christensen, J. Matter, D. Christoffers, B. Jacobson, Mr. Iverson. Row Four: R. Ennen, S. Naslund, D. Myhre, K. Sulerud, T. Wolbaum, J. Aune. Missing: J. Small. MEN Row One: K. Anderson, S. Larson, K. Olson. Row Two: J. Hanks, D. Busack, T. Korell, V. Larson, D. West, M, Syvertson. Row Three: P. Anderson, T. Schauer. FIFTH Row One: K. Ullrich, A. Sherbrooke, K. Pietila, K. Bloom, S, Askelson, S. Bergren. Row Two: J. Sandland, J. Levin, H. Westlund, D. Chenze, J. Livdahl, K. Pietila, J. Crabtree, Mr. Iverson. Row Three: B. Asleson, T. Globstad, L. Olson, M. Johnson, V. Lord, T. Honrud, L. Anderson. MENS ENSEMBLE Z1 fl 'Ruiz fv- ram! Club: Row 1: D. Colling, A. Tom- erdahl, T. Beaudine, C. Hanke, K, Knut- son, D, Hogenson, K. Anderson, Row 2: L. ossette, H. Dahlgren, K. Lefebvre, L. herzer, S. Chenze, M. Wallace, S. amstra. Row 3: Mrs. Ronken, K. Ander- son, D. West, D. Busack, J. Hanke. Row 4: T. Korell. ln the fall of 1983, the school's Drama lub was born. Open to both Junior and nior High students, the organization umbered over twenty members. Their first ctivity was serving for the Arts Council pro- uction of A Thurber Carnival. Next, the rama Club students assisted Dan West in is direction and production of Sigrid, the truggle of one woman's desperate oneliness on the prairie. At the Student ouncil-sponsored Christmas party, the rama Club presented a skit, Barrel of onkeys. Chandra Hanke directed the umorous players: T. Jay Schauer, Heidi ahlgren, Dan West, Kim Holloway, Andrea ommerdahl. The Drama Club's most important effort of the year was entered in the District One- Act Play competition. Five vignettes of Neil Simon's, The Good Doctor were rehearsed, including The Sneeze, The Audition, and The Writer. The two selections that went on to Perham for the District contest were The Governess and The Poor Defenseless Creature. Even though the One Act Play cast did not capture the District 23 title this year, the comments from the judges were encourag- ing. Watch out District 23 in 1985! Lake Park School has a fairly new organization, which is attracting much atten- tion. lt is Science Fair which is headed by Mr. Wichman. Science Fair is open to students in all grades in the high school. Much hard work and dedication goes into being a Science Fair participant. A Science Fair stu- dent has about two meetings weekly, but works a lot on his own. A student may com- plete his f her project on anything which is Science-related. For example, Ron Siberg is working on the Hawthorne effect in relation to computer games, Melody Wallace is comparing weathering of shoreline settlements of area lakes, Donny Jacobs is looking at the effects of low amperage high voltage electric cur- rent on the growth of bean seedlings, Elizabeth Holen is looking at the use of com- puters as authority figures, and Robert Jacobs is studying the effect of flouride ions on the growth of radish seedlings. Returning this year is Darryn Wallace, working on im- proving his 1983 project of recycling used oil. This project won many awards at State last year. THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT COMPUTERS AND CHEMICALS WSU? PERlODlC www: vf --'r r--H B 'f ' me Ama , vii ,W . 1 2 B C it Q Li B6 A A l A. IB na P S Ml 1 nm SVA vn vmnvnr. r--ViH , . . I - - ' A I Mn Fe Co Ni ,Cu Zn as Se if Tellniilnhlpiilziiilcd' In Ta W Po At Science Fair, Row 1: M. Wallace, T. Schauer, R. Siberg, M. Christoffers, M. Schiffner. Row 2: E. Holen D. Jacobs, J. Nelson, D. Wallace, J. Anderson, J. Hanke, Mr. Wichman. 33 Row One: D. West, M. Wallace, S. Larson, C. Hanke. Row Two: D. Busack, K. Anderson, J. Hanke, T. Schauer, A. Tommerdahl. Row Three: H Dahlgren, E. Holen, K. Holloway, L. Scherzer, B, Westlund, Coach: D. Ronken. Willy. 5. 4 f 1 1 I 1 an I 1 1 i W- mmm, ,axoxi DECLAMATIC 4 Row One: V, Christensen, Row Two: E. Holen, T. Korell, C. Hanke, P. Anderson, A. Tommer dahl, K. Anderson. Row Three: L, Scherzer, D. West, M. Wallace. Row Four: L. Anderson, H Tommerdahl, J. Hanke, D. Busack, C. Spiesz, Coach: E. DeCock. Row Five: C. Olson, S Kamstra, K. Knutson, V. Halverson, K. Anderson, R. Sherbrooke, D. Hogenson, R Tommerdahl, HORIZGN WEEK t This year the I IORIZON staff came up with a new twist We decided to sponsor our own special week The staff hung posters and flyers around the school to inform the student body of HORIZON week at the end of February The week started off on Monday with sweats day Tuesday was tourist day Wednesday hat day was our big day lt was an all school assembly held at the auditorium The staff acted out skits and there was a slide show highlighting the upcoming I lORlZON There was a free throw shooting contest and a pre throwing contest Mr Rose and Scott Monsn were the targets The stall took orders for next year s HORIZON and had a drawing lor a fres. yearbook toga Toga TOCA day Thx staff plans to hold IIOIUZON week annually , ' n Thursday was camouflage day and Friday was Q I ' The Lake Park Declamation participants posted one of their best seasons ever, with the team taking second place at the Barnesville ln vitational, Four place in the District, and a fifth place finish at the Region tournament. Two students qualified to compete at the State contest, Kari Anderson and Vicky Halvorson Kari had an excellent record, placing first at the Moorhead and Barnesville tournaments, and also at the Sub-District. District, and the Regional Kari placed second in the State in NonfOriginal Oratory, Vicky was a finalist in the State tournament in the Humorous Interpretation category Vicky earned the top award at both the Wauhun and Moorhead competition, as well as in the Sub- District, and District tournaments. Other members of this line team to achieve several honors were Dan West, who took fourth place at the Region in Creative Expressiong David Busack who took fifth place at the Region in the NonfOriginal category, and Jon Hanke lOrigmaI Oratoryl, Ken Anderson lHumorous lnterpreta tionl, and Chandra Hanke fPoetryl were all qualifiers to the Region Head coach Erlene DeCock should have an ex' cellent team again next year with many returning students, Fi 'Q 5 L. i D HONOR SOCIETY Junior Honor Society, Row One: T. Schauer, G. Smith, V. Lord, K. Lefebvre. Row Two: R. Siberg, M. Christoffers, B. Anderson, S. Thompson. Senior Honor Society, Row One: C. Hanke, S, Iverson, D, Mikkelson, L. Scherzer, S. Myhre, K. Holloway, H. Dahlgren. Row Two: R. Priewe, J. Hanke, D. Busack, T. Newton, T. Korell. Row Three: T. Schauer, J. Herfindahl, D. West, S. Larson, K. Anderson, R. Jacobs, S. Monson, K. Olson, C. Johnson, V. Halvorson, E. Holen, M. Wallace, The purpose of Girls, and Boys' State is to provide citizenship training to high school age students, so that they may understand and participate in the functioning of their government. The participants learn government by living it in mythical cities, counties, and state. Robert Jacobs and Steve Larson attended Boys' State on the campus of Gustavus Adolphus. Jane Herfindahl was the Lake Park representative to Girls' State, which was held at St. Catherine's College. From June 13th- 17th, these Lake Park students participated in forming their own Boys' and Girls' State governments. The valuable experiences and memories gained in this week will last a lifetime. Advisor: Mrs. DeCock NHS Officers: R. Jacobs, D. Mikkelson, L. Scherzer, T. Schauer. GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE f . Kyla, ...MW W X + f.w-f5. -.,d,,.,f -A-'--J V ,... . , .,.......- ......,. ... .. . . .... , vff.. L' I-, ,,J,,,.-...,....,,.W'J -4 ,,-f'----...... x asv, 'ff 'Q-N--Q...-.,,.. F-Q....,,., . Robert, Jane, Steve - fm ,M W The fourth annual Music Department Variety Show was held on February tenth and eleventh. This year's theme was the Tonight Show, starring members of the Lake Park High School Stage Band, Sw- ing Choir, and music students. The program was highlighted by original commercials, Ed McMahon, lalias Chris Nobenl and the Tonight Show Band. Musical selections ran the gambit of styles, ranging from a Kenny Rogers medley, to a rock ballad of the fifties, and revived swing numbers. Solo performances featured Rhonda Priewe, Andrea Tommerdahl, Tony Kor- rel, Vicky Halvorson, Melody Wallace, and Kari Anderson. The Variety Show, which was a huge success, was directed by Mr. James Iver- son and Miss Deneace Tucek. 37 1 2 Ki an 1 2 P L 2 2 2,,,,,,mm113 W.fQggQsf, 5 ,m,.n,.w 3, 2 U,.,L My D Y , 2 S. U,Lq,,.W,A. 2 ,,:Ww w 2 .,b.,,A., M X, Q5 K 1 K 2 S5 fn 3 N SNOW 4 L.. M V A A in W W .W xN W A XY 'nj ifm Q, av Sy - W ' N - ' ,Z :MX 4 all W X ,, A y L 5 . Q-we if X 'xx 5 2 S s. X W3 - -,, 21:13:12 S Q ,Www H5 -K 9 Q 5,1 + if ' . ,Q 23 Vx u 6 .K Q t is er G my T, A . Q N YT , ,- V .. 'tw in , 1 1 T334 ..,,. E ,i t Q , VK ' Z 'usa . .Le M , k -N-+ - Q '3-ff. . ' A ii A Q 1 ---' sr. 5. A ,,, t .J L L , . i . sr X I X 5 . f at, ts , r L fr, - is A .. - II 2 1 W ' Sponsogedagby the Studitiililouncil to breelliigup the blahs, Sndktttboming Weekiftook place lVfai2fh'5'l0. Monday?- started it att off with a bang as the classes faced each other in floor hockey. Pucks whizzed madly across the auditorium lor a full hour. and after the battles were fought, the seniors emerged victorious. On Tuesday, screaming cheerleaders stampeded through the halls, firing.rgp,the student body for the Parkers' first round..i3ig,5tA, district piasaif s ' r 4 l A surprising snowstorm struck Wednesday, forcing the cancellar tion of school. as well as the snowman-building contest planned lor the day. After all. it was Snowcorning Week, A pepfest was held on Thursday. The cheerleaders put on ai slut and had several contests. Among these were an ice-cream eating contest for-the wrestling cheerleaders and ababy bottle drinking contest for the senior basketball players. A new tradition began at Lake Park this year Q- an impersonal tion show, Featuring such acts as Culture Club. Eddie Murphy, and the Go-Go's, the event got off to a rather slow start. but watch out for the 1985 talent show! As usual, dress codes were set for the special week, They includ ed clash day, spirit day, sweats day, pajamajclown day, and dressfup day, Snowcoming Week ended on a good note with a sophomore sponsored Alpha dance and the crowning ot the 1984 clowns, Sheila Larson and Jon Anderson were voted clowns of the senior classg Gina Globstad and Jon Hanke of the Juniorsg Elizabeth Holen and Brian Somervilleof the Sophornoresg Kami Haley and Mark Schiffner of the Freshmeng Robyn Tommerdahl and Thad Holen of the eighth grade: and Darcy Anderson and Jason Hedstrom ofthe seventh grade, Music on Wheels provided the music, which was enjoyed by everyone, lift Ken Anderson, Vicky Halvorson Servers: J. Ode, P. Anderson, S. Mortenson, L. Johnson, J. Askelson, R. Matter, M. Olsen, K. Asleson, D. Erickson. Prophecy: D. West, D. Mikkelson. Wills: T. Schauer, S. Larson, V. Larson. 1984 PROM, The Junior-Senior Promg held on class of '85 pulled together and w pearance of the otherwise drab Au reached fashion heights in his band 1 A delicious meal was served to ' carving up Cornish hens with plastic After the dance by Sneakers, an made Prom weekend quite special. Guest Speaker: Terry Teiken levi , T T + A 'M li l M up g if E rt . mil mlm ,R ,i ' Q Agugiiw...i.i it i l 2 2 - 3 IGI-IT IN HEAVEN y, May 12th, was a great success. The minor miracle in transforming the ap- . Speaking of appearances, Dan West :ver blue jeans. ors, Seniors, teachers, and guests, but are was an unforgettable challenge, party followed by breakfast at Perkins M. C, Darren Carlson if s s 3 at S' K il .... f Q . e . X is i . . f 5 is f .gi l 2 E I! nv' 1 4'- Fr 'V'---c ST. LOUIS OR BUST On Wednesday, April 25, the Lake Park Senior High Band departed for Clayton, Missouri, a suburb just west of St. Louis. The band was on its way to compete in the Six Flags over Mid-America Band Festival. The band, in a charter bus and a school bus, ventured south for an 18-hour ride. After arriving at 10:00 a.m., the band performed at the Scottish Rite Cathedral along with other bands from Texas, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Illinois, In- diana, and Minnesota. The next day, the band visited the Gateway Arch, the St. Louis Zoo, the Spaghetti Factory, and Six Flags Amusement Park. After an inconclusive awards ceremony, the Lake Park music students boarded the buses long drive home. At '-1... 1984 ATHLETIC BANQUET AWARDS Wrestling: S. Mortenson, R, Livdahl, D. Willette. Basketball: T. Olson, J. Hovde, S. Monson, D, Bergren, Football: R. Jacobs, T. Olson, S. Monson, D. Willette, T, Christensen, C. Noben. Missing: D. Jacobs. Mr. T. Wrestling: S. Mortenson, R. Jacobs, T. Christensen. Volleyball: C. Askelson, J. Herfindahl, C. Johnson, V. Halvorson, S. Bowers, T. Seter. 43 FI E ARTS NIGHT KJ My All-State Band: Kari Anderson and Mellody Wallace. Allen J. Pesha Memorial: Dan West. John Philip SOI-ISI Awhfdr Jane Herfindahl. Scene from The Glass Menagerie: H. f s. Dahlgren, C. Hanke. if Choral Award: T. Jay Schauer. 44 LOCKING IT UP MAY 27: A SUNDAY GRADUATION 4 5 I ra :: 'Z - xaaggo sscla 593 9?-G D,-1 S-4 Q5 5: 9 F5 sv Q Uh Q70 Kg? C' I S ur-ID. NI FAQ:-I :PN ggsv 09 59. Q.. 1. QI Zi:- tgp ISP fFLEE 53? HI 'C LT,- V :N I HU 'm P9 592- P02 5. -4: i Q. Fo. Om B-1 N Ol O EIT' Z.. UD S Sm ,C-4 gi, E3 .KI IG UU! Fo 353 8-1 D- 53 IBO IZ ur 5490 gk? 33 LE -5 IE. P-'I 5949 EE's2 UUE. O 33 VIH ESU! 'I 5 :N Ip: .Wy -JB... ,.,,, UILLIODZLUOLI 1311 E. D : fb .-1 on I A01 5 v H fin? 12114 -xv is D1 ,- E, m E W -I n. U7 I ps 5? Q 0:1 .- r- 1 H1 PL CI' In 3 r-AD. 3.5 2 Ei I gg cn CG, DJ I 25 72 P' Z H1 Z IP 2 U ffl I fb O PUVQ :N 'I :IfS'Z VH I ig' X8 UOIIPUIUIDQP TV - Sl9.IOId 'I sxauugmxaual ig 'Z 921 QI INS 2: E 2 :2 2'iS 9. NDI' NV 05330 :N Puvq .ZW I aauagas ig ,ue I9 K S 1113808 XV E U 5 I ! ' 'ci' 3 cu -1 E. 3 :: N I I N 93 IP E -1 Q an 3 5. CD I F0 -LO :P -Q o O F. Q' PL I ,..- N cr o xc VL D' D1 m 7' to Q G' DI I Karen Anderson ,M 3 Jon Anderson CLASS OF ,84 Sharon Anderson gy-ww 'Uhr Jane Herfmdahl I 'S NG' W Q. ,, MYR, we A . ...,., X 5 4 X ' Q A 91' 'MMM wk Christy Askelson QW' Don Bergren Chad Jetvig 50 Carmen Johnson Sheila Larson Kraxg Kohout Steve Larson A Vaughn Larson Phillip Mclntire Roberffiivdahl Scottjhdonson Dale Raaen Debra Mikkeison Olson had T. Tammy Thompson Speer Bernhard Warling wif? ,Q- Gary Whaley Jon Willette Dan West Darwin Tvedt l 1 ,Q ,fl 1 zQ!fg,,. 5 lf, -fn Q -1, I 0 Dean Willette THE SENICR CLASS 54 I KD Class Flirts: Tammy and Philip 122 Class Sweethearts: Troy and Carmen l3l Best Athletes: Christy and Scott i4l Friendliest: Sara and Donny Q51 Class Clowns: Dale, Vaughn, and Sheila Q65 Best Dressed: Jane and Paul Q71 Most Likely to Succeed: Debbie and T. Jay Q83 Best All Around: Sharon and Robert THE WINNING CUMBINATION - w'ww..... WT, E, MMMWWY s ,- 5, Ns 3 Z X MW wi f,ffQ N5 99000 5 90CC9ffl6 7fC9CiQfa 9fQf9ff5f U O 0 O O Q 0 9 O QGiOO900f ?PGGi1OO0 IQQi2g83b 3 ICXKNCQQ 2351321331813 ig Ignnsvg 94 ' 2Qs2+'q',f:oS 3 j!4.e .ef3 Basketball: T. Olson, S. Monson. M. Nelson. Volleyball: V. Halvorson. Basketball: J. Ode. T. Seter, S. Bowers, V. Halvorson Football: T. Olson, S. Monson, R. Jacobs, .. ,,, .W s K :T T sslll T B R Q E O l R li Y , E s gc 1 . 4 r L R Z L o O B R Y E 0 D ? T E 5 T ' ,,., 5 ... 5 R A ' T x ' ,, ,. . T Q - . v L O I R C O K 5 B Y E X R , . gl T R T , 3 1 O E ' T Q Q F Athletes Q R B T T 1983 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS N ' L L' 7- 9. T , 4' if fl' tg' as K Z Q., M W F-:. . 559 85 We 832,518 'QQBQQI4 .BBA 35437 Row One: B. Warling, D. Willette, P. Wermager, S. Monson, R. Jacobs, T. Olson, P. Mclntire, C. Jetvig, D. Raaen, J. Levin, Student Manager. Row Two: N. Lefebvre, Student Manager, Coach M. Levin, T. Korell, K. Olson, C. Noben, M. Nelson, B. Huesman, G. Ness, D. Myhre, T. Christensen, R. Michaelson, T. Teiken, Asst. Coach. Row Three: V. Christensen, S. Mortenson, D. Erickson, B. Kommer, K. Myers, D. Jacobs, P. Anderson, K. Lar- son, B. Boit, J. Korell. Q .. B as - ' Y KC, 32: v :- +L 3? do 40 Seniors, Row One: D. Willette, P. Mclntire, C. Jetvig, D. Raaen. Row Two: S. Johnson, B. Warling, P. Wermager, S. Monson, R. Jacobs, T. Olson. .. .w Captains: T. Olson, R. Jacobs. Coaches: M. Levin, T. Teiken, R. Michaelson. is X1 'Xx 4 13. Q-:mr ww . .ms wWm.f:....::.... . .fn....- A ms. :ww im- P. Row One: M. Olsen, S. Schwedrsky, T. Seter. Row Two: J. Herfindahl, T. Thompson, C. Johnson, C. Askelson. Row Three: T. Newton, A, Tommerdahl, G. Globstad. K- QIRTYXS H Ks Pk 2.5 Y' A HILL CITY PLAYUFF The Lake Park Varsity Football Team enjoyed a fine season this year with a 6-3 overall record. The Parkers earned a berth in the Nine-Man Division play-offs. Coaches Levin, Teiken, and Michaelson directed the outstanding team by coaching them to a regular season record of 6-2. The Underwood game proved to be the Conference highlight with Lake Park taking the lead in the Agassiz Valley South Conference. The following week, Lake Park clinched the title by beating our arch-rival, the Audubon Zephyrs. The team traveled to Hill City to take on their Hornets, but lost in a brilliant effort. Captains Robert Jacobs and Troy Olson aided the team tremendously with their outstanding play throughout the season. The season ended on a high note as Robert Jacobs, Troy Olson, and Scott Monson were named to the All4Conference team, wt5tu 61 JUNIOR HIGH FOGTBALL 1 Row One: S. Huesman, T. Holen, C. Lofgren, T. Hogenson, G. Ullrich, S. Madson, J. Moe. Row Two: J. Livdahl, B. Bowers, C. Olson, J. J. Eber- sole, S. Thompson, R. Livdahl, T. Seter, W. Bloom. Row Three: J. Boatman, Coach Trygstad, K. Wambach, J. Beaudine, D. Faus, J. Wolbaum, D. Conrad, J. Lovold. Alpha Team, Row One: Mgr. J. Carlson, S. Mortenson, J. Korell, N. Reeser, R. Livdahl, J. Ebersole. Row Two: Coach J. Harper, M. Ekre, B. Huesman, C. Noben, R. Jacobs, Coach M. Rose. Row Three: R. Livdahl, T. Smith, D. Willette, R. Oss, V. Christensen, M. Schiffner, J, Bates, C. Westlund, E. Braseth. R TK QF' I 1' Seniors, Row One: Mgr. J. Carlson, M. Ekre. Row Two: R. Cheerleaders, Row One: S. Larson, R. Priewe. Row Two: K. Jacobs. Row Three: D. Willette, R. Livdahl, C. Westlund. Anderson, S. Anderson, A. Forsberg. ' The 84 wrestling team had the most successful year ever at Lake Park The Alpha Animals went 8 3 in dual match competition Never had the team advanc ed so many wrestlers to the Regional Tournament Seven Alpha Representatives earn ed a berth at Region Another outstanding ac complishment for five wrestlers was their reaching the 60 win mark. The 84 Animals were on the road during much of the season with a memorable trip to Winston Churchill High School in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Also, the team was snowbound at the Barnesville tourney. The Alpha wrestlers have many talented letterwinners returning next yearg therefore, they should have a bright future. According to Mr. Rose, We all know that a good wrestler never quits, he just gets betterf, 64 1 O fl 4 rw ,QQ 4, gm -Q ....l '- PARKER PERSISTENCE Volleyball, Varsity, Row One: C. Johnson, C. Askelson, J. Herfindahl, K. Anderson, K. Holloway. Row Two: T. Seter, S. Bowers, C. Kuehl, A. Forsberg. Row Three: Coach D. Davids, S. Knutson, L. Johnson, V. Halvorson, Manager S. Anderson. ,K 'f 1: M I' . -ff ...M Co-Captains: Christy Askelson and Carmen Johnson. Seniors, Clockwise: Jane Herfindahl, Christy Askelson, 'Karen Anderson, Kim Holloway, and Carmen Johnson. I, 5 TW . ' jf, Q? 42 -,K B-Team, Row One: R. Priewe, K. Asleson, J. Olson, M. Olsen, M. Weideman. Row Two: R. Bandemer, J. Ode, J. Askelson, L. Scherzer. Row Three: Manager, S. Anderson, T. Secord, L. Johnson, Coach D. Davids. C-Team, Row One: C. Kuehl. Row Two: K. Lefebvre, D. Coll- ing, S. Flanagan, K. Sulerud, K. Haley, T. Beaudine, Coach J. Eklund. Row Three: J. Hovde, J. Ullrich, D. Anderson, T. Raknerud, L. Erickson. Row Fout: R. Sherbrooke, T. Thomp- son, R. Hawkins, S. Westlund, S. Hettenbaugh. 55 .. . Row One: E. Holen, K. Asleson, J. Ode, V. Halvorson, C. Kuehl. Row Two: N. Braseth, L. Johnson, S. Bowers, St. Manager L. Scherzer, Coach C Lunde, St. Manager C. Hanke, T. Seter, S. Kamstra, T. Secord. s Row One: C. Kuehl, S. Kamstra, K. Asleson, N. Braseth. Row Two: D. Anderson, T. Secord, Head Coach: C. Lunde. Asst. Coach: C. V. Lord. Row Three: St. Managers L. Scherzer, C. Hanke. Anderson. 'N il? Lake Park Opponent Glyndonfelton Underwood Ulen'Hitterdal Waubun Borup Audubon Hawley Ulen-Hitterdal Frazee Rothsay Hillcrest Norman C. West Mahnomen Audubon Rothsay Hillcrest Ulen-Hitterdal Dilworth Gary Sub-Districts Audubon Hillcrest Districts Glyndon'Felton .. We K S 71 ...e. N -3 ...- ' GIRLS WIN SUB-DISTRICT TITLE The Girls' Basketball team improved greatly this year, posting an 11-8 regular season record while holding a 7-1 conference mark. With no returning seniors from the previous year, the Parkers showed that they could win with younger players. The Parkers entered Sub-District 02 as the favorite, ranked number eight. They rolled past Audubon and Hillcrest, taking home the Sub- District trophy. The first District tourney game matched the Parkers against the 41 Glyndon- Felton Buffaloes. They played a good, consistent game, but fell to a tough Buffalo squad. The year as a whole was a good one, with the Parkers com- peting in District competition for the first time since 1976. C-TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL Fullerton. Row Two: V. Lord S. Kamstra. Row Three: B. Anderson Coach M. Beaudine J. Ullrich. Row One: D. Anderson, K. Fullerton, T. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE Row One C Olson J Boatman T Seter W Bloom B Bowers Row Two C Lofgren S Madson T Hogenson G Ullrnch M Thom on Row Three J EIGHTH GRADE Row One D Wallace J Llvdahl L Johnson B Nelson S Huesman Row Two D Conrad R Mattson J Beaudme T Holen ' psy.. Lovold, D. Faus, J. Wolbaum, S. Thompson. 73 Christoffers. Row Two: A. Nelson, T. Hogex1sun,iKg'Olson,i J. Iverson, K. Myers, J. Hovde, K. Anderson, M. Sulerud, D. Jacobs, P. Anderson. J.. Hanke. ' fl O .K 'is ,-L- wmwmmm X B-Team Cheerleaders, Row One: S. Schwedrsky, J. Askelson, S. C-Team Cheerleaders: K. Knutson, J. Hovde, L, Hall, T. Thomp- Myhre. Row Two: K. Lefebvre, Ja Olson. Row Three: M. Olsen. son, J. Ullrich, R. Hawkins. Row One: Student Manager C. Olson, M. Syvetlsoh, D. Myhre, M. Olsen, T. Korell, Coach Bud Ode, D. Busack, B. Anderson, J. Qualley.iMLl3gQ 18-O Way to Go wi1l.n.n ,W lw One: S. Larson, D. Bergren, P. Mclntire, S. Monson, T. Olson, C. Jetvig, D. Raaen, R. Jacobs. Row Two: Student Manager C. Olson, T. Korell, Coach Davids, P. Anderson, M. Nelson, J. Hovde, M. Sulerud, D. Jacobs, Asst. Coach B. Ode, K. Olson. Q Wm A Troy Olson, Captain X '-A M c 'W M a.. 0l Aida ' 1-Mas on ,ERS 1 -llllgfisl -M ' . MQ. , Q... ,VY I i uvilvl i i mms u im c C Seniors: Troy, Philip, Scott, Dale, Chad, Steve, Don, Robert. HIGHER THAN EVER 19 and 1, and we were clone. The 1983-84 Parker Cagers were turned back in the semi-final round of District 23 play, upset by a determined Trojan team. The Parkers ended their season with a record 19 wins and only 1 loss. Several new records were set during this outstanding season. The team upped the field goal percentage and also the number of rebounds per game. Troy Olson broke three individual records, most steals 1971 in a season, most steals f12l in a game, and career steals 12801 Troy also became the fourth player in the history of Becker County to go over one thousand points in his career. The '84 Parker team will probably be remembered as one ofthe best teams in the history of the school. Carmen, Jane, Tammy, Kammi, Kim, Christy. WI-IC HOLDS THE KEY? sw. School Board, Row 1: J. Huesman, R. Anderson, D. Hanson. Row 2: J. Raknerud, C. Wermager, M. Secretaries: J. Reierson, L. Smith, L. Anderson, J. Christensen, G, Halvorson. Elder. K-in or if Gene Halvorson High School Faculty, Row 1: J. Pietila, P. Boatman, J. Haugen, D. Balfour, D. Tucek, M. Allen. Row 2: S. Block, K. Littlefield, M. Rose, M. Han- son, D. Levin, E. DeCock. Row 3: C. Trygstad, D. Johnson, R. Boatman, M. Wichmann, T. Teiken, D. Davids, J. Iverson. 78 Elementary Music: Mary Lou Miller Custodians: l. Globstad, S. Globstad, D. Novacek. , , Jr . ...lf Cooks: L. Olson, H. Swenson, J. Ullrich, M. Bowers. Lib. Aide: M. Larson. lx Elem. P.E.: D. Eidenschink 2- pf Y . -g:....,,,,, X, I Bus Drivers, Top: L. Askelson, S. Ullrich, D. Nelson, C. Smith. Bottom: J. Ullrich, M. Olson, E. Olson. Sp. Clin.: D. Ronken. lnterp. for Hearing lmp.: D. Asp. Sp. Services: N. Altmann-Bergseth Sp. Services: L. Johnson Psychologist: L. Wagstrom Our Favorite Sub.: G. White Title I: V. Wetteland, M. Erickson, I. Koland Autographs we 4 4 f1S'.::' . ww - AQ.-as-Aziz . 1 'hiiwsm Qww f -Sz' 1: . 1 ei ,M :f f:1v:KzwM1 u: M3123 4',-ww-M-'EggFHMffprmwafvfsmnqw.4..ww1'eEf Mgwvmf 'f Z.: wm,m,,:. .A ,MQ - , . 1 ., '-fm we W r ww .11 frmm wa: Y '- M -1 -- , .1 'w1-f -V ,wznr-:ww f'::f-WV --f ' Aw- wg X W ' 'X .. Mfr' www xvatwi 1 ,p ' 'L , 'f1,' wNf 5F.. W .fm -MW. w..........,WW -....., W. ,, va R it .Xu xx 5 35 G f ,Jil I 1.3 L a Q , , HF g , X ML-., gr ,tk ., if if Q' w ' Q 6' ,- ,QR 1 n E i 1