Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1982 volume:

(TAib ielonifb lo •• ANTLER 1982 Minnehaha Academy Minneapolis, MN 55406 Volume 56 Getting Together.........................................................6 Competing Together......................................................40 Achieving Together......................................................66 All Together............................................................78 Adding Together........................................................166 “M IVI aybe Minnehaha Academy has changed since I last was around here, J. Harold wondered to himself as he started toward the office. I see the seniors still have their traditional lockers, decorated and all, but I don’t see any eighth graders together around theirs.. May I see Dean Greener? Where is his office? Oh, he is principal of the upper school? That must keep him out of trouble. I see most classes are the same, but where is the Spanish room? This looks like the prayer chapel to me. Things have really moved around. Languages and Bible are in former junior high rooms and English classes are together in trhe 300’s. But of 2 course Mr. Erickson and Mr. Swanson still have their same rooms. It must be nice for teachers to have their own rooms. I bet it makes it easier for them to get together with their students to offer help. It seems to me the North Campus is a little quieter and less crowded, since there are only about 650 students, grades 9-12. I wonder how the ninth graders feel about moving into ‘junior high’ lockers and rooms? I even wonder what the junior high is like at South Campus. How do I get there? Ten blocks south? I’m going to see if I can ride along with the chemistry and physics students bussing there. 3 ... I thought the other building was a maze, but I guess this place isn’t too bad. Large, clean rooms, carpeted halls, and big lockers. Even a nice view of old River Road. Wild designs and bright colors that go up and down the halls makes it kind of interesting ... what’s happening? It must be passing period. What other reason would there be for these short energetic people to rush down the halls filling the air with whoops and yells? Hey, not only did Minnehaha extend to another campus, but another grade was added too. So with the new sixth graders and the seventh and eighth grades, there are, you say, 350 kids? That must keep Mrs. Anderson on her toes. She is the principal for the middle school now isn’t she? If anyone can keep things together, she can ... so show me all the sports facilities.. “Talk about together facilities! Look at the field space. There is a running track, a regulation football field, a baseball diamond, use of Sheltering Arms soccer field and five tennis courts, three of them indoor. The wrestling room is three times the size of the old one and there are two gymnasiums, indoor hockey and considerably larger locker rooms.” Well, Minnehaha goes through changes, but it still is the same school I remember it to be with people coming together from far and near. One thing is for sure, it is still Jesus Christ who really keeps it all together!” 5 GETTING TOGETHER LOVE FROM ABOVE AND AROUND I Convocations included testimonies from students as well as faculty. Music played a big part, with Nehemiah and our own students displaying their talents by participating in the Singers, Concert Band, or other choirs or bands. Spiritual Life Week at the North Campus featured Pastor Bud Palmberg, pastor of Mercer Island Covenant Church in Washington. Pastor Palmberg spoke on different aspects of sin. At the South Campus, Pastors Al and Larry Magnuson spoke on such titles as peer pressure, the family, and God’s way of measuring us, which differs from that of the world. Al is senior pastor and Larry is youth pastor at Redeemer Covenant Church. At North Campus, convocations were held on Wednesdays this year, while at the South Campus they were held twice a week. 8 Spiritual Life 1) Rev. Paul Johnson in his office with Rev. Palmberg 2) Senior, Kurt Rosselit reading the scriptures 3) Senior Tom Engstrom speaking during a student convo 4) Singers performing during chapel 5) After a late night of studying, Tom Mundt catches a few winks 6) Pastor Al Magnuson pointing out examples of student behavior and Pastor Larry Magnuson laughing 7) Nehemiah performing 8) Marie Holman sharing memories 9) Treble choir adding to worship Spiritual Life 9 1981 HOMECOMING ROYALTY OH, WHAT A NIGHT! The 1981 Homecoming Royalty spent much time together during the two weeks prior to Homecoming coronation night. Both guys and girls had to find formal wear for Friday night’s coronation, in addition to attending a luncheon with President Nelson at Lees in Highland Village and many meetings with Assistant Principal Paul Norby and Principal Ken Greener. One major task was to purchase the girls’ dresses. They were found quickly at a bridal shop and it ‘just so happened’ that all six dresses were in the exact needed sizes. Evidently a bride had wanted five dresses made in one color and one dress made in another color. The manufacturer made a mistake in the odd color and the bride refused to take them, enabling the girls to get them for half price. Friday night finally came and with it excitement and anticipation. Before the program, the court gathered together in a circle for a quick prayer. Then they were introduced, along with their parents. Following the program, the candidates formed a line along the stage and 1980's Homecoming Queen and King. Lisa Erickson and Mark Aamot. walked on stage in the last minutes of their reign. Lisa ripped open the envelope, took the scepter from Mark, and walked up and down the line. Unable to continue the suspense, she gave the scepter to Dave Erickson, her brother, along with a hug and kiss. Then it was time to reveal 1981's Queen. After opening the second envelope. Mark removed the red velvet robe from Lisa and draped it around Kara Mjorud while she stood mouth-open for a second. The new King and Queen took their place together center stage amid continuing applause and finally were escorted out to receive congratulations. King Dave Erickson Queen Kara Mjorud 10 Homecoming Royally Princess Linda Olson Prince Kent Gillespie Princess Kathy Swenson Prince John Wallinga Princess Marie Holmen Prince Tom Engstrom Homecoming Royalty 11 0NE ENGtMNTEB EVENING Ao ‘enchanted’ evening it was! After many hours of practice, the junior class, led by president Bart Regher and in keeping with tradition. put on the Homecoming program. The story revolved around the love between the prince (Jon Fenton) and the page (Cyndi Morton) and how they found each other. To begin with, the king (Kurt Rosedahl) sent his son (Jon) with a page (Cyndi) to find a wife. They met strange people in strange lands, visiting Hard Rock Land and Fairy Tale Land. After capturing the prince and putting him to sleep, the wicked witch (Jeanne Rikkers) dueled with the page. Good prevailed over evil in the end. with the help of a handy water gun. The page, to the surprise of all. turned out to be a girl and the prince and page were married, of course. All in all the program went as planned with the exception of Jon and Cyndi’s surprise kiss at the end. 12 Homecoming Program 1) “Bo’1 2) The seven dwarfs 3) Tom Whitehead and Dave Shirley with comments for the prince 4) Dancing fairies 5) As the play comes to a close, the prince realizes the page is a girl 6) Page to the rescue 7) What am I supposed to say? 8) The fairy feeds popcorn to the witch 9) Jon Davis and Bob Larson as the Old 2 Lady Who Lived in the Shoe's sons 5 13 1) Fans trying to keep dry on a wet day 2) Steve Morrison running behind the blocking of Brian Parrish 3) Football players keeping warm on the sidelines 4) Julia Albinson going up for a spike 5) Soccer players observing their victory 6) Tim Schmidt drilling a penalty kick 7) Pink Panthers proudly parading 8) Quarterback John Borstad waiting for the snap from center Todd Hansen 9) John Wallinga turning on the speed 10) Linda Nelson setting up for a win over B.C. 8 14 Homecoming Sports OH, WHAT A DAY! All three teams were victors on Homecoming Saturday, which helped make the day a big success. The soccer team got the ball rolling with a 10-0 victory over Brady. Just as successful was the volleyball team, which swept Brooklyn Center 18-11, 18-8. Between games, such things as a dunking machine and a lunch served by the Pink Panthers provided plenty of action. Prior to the football game, a parade took place from North Campus to South Campus. The marching band, cars with Homecoming Royalty and the Pink Panthers were all part of the parade. Concluding the successful day was the football game. Despite a rainy afternoon, Minnehaha defeated Cannon Falls 7-6. This win was the first Homecoming football game victory since 1975, when Minnehaha defeated Brooklyn Center 27-21 in overtime. Homecoming Sports 15 DEDICATION “It is an historic moment in the life of Minnehaha Academy, stated Reverend Stanley Henderson, Northwest Conference Superintendent of the Evangelical Covenant Church of America, owners of Minnehaha’s North Campus and newly dedicated South Campus. Minnehaha’s South Campus was formally dedicated on Sunday. October 3 at 3:00 p.m. President Craig Nelson welcomed the crowd. Scripture reading and greeting were given by Dr. Richard Sletten. Chairman of the Board of Education. He also recognized the other Board members, including the Reverend Thomas Anderson who gave the Invocation. Superintendent Henderson spoke, followed by the dedication by the congregation and Dr. Milton Engebretson, President of the Evangelical Covenant Church. President Engebretson formerly was a minister at Elim Covenant Church. Special music was provided by the sixth grade chorus and a string quartet from the North Campus. School Chaplain Paul Johnson closed the service with the Benediction. 16 Dedication TUDENT GOVERNMENT NORTH CAMPUS STUDENT COUNCIL IVAtAAmib WELCOME SOUTH CAMPUS STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT — Jon Skibbe SENIOR CLASS — Pres. Kenny Larson Vice Pres. John JUNIOR CLASS — Pres. Bart Regehr Vice Pres. Sue Behning Klassen SOPHOMORE CLASS — Pres Andres Nelson Vice Pres. FRESHMEN CLASS — Pres. Kevin Magnuson Vice Pres. Karen Matt Roy Johnson Student Government 17 “DAVID AND LISA” □DOC “I hope you don't mind play food. .. and there was a lot of knifing and fighting .. CAST (IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) David Clemens.. Mrs. Clemens____ Portor.......... Secretary....... Dr. Swingford ... Mrs. Ferris.... Maureen Hart Josette......... Nicky........... Sandra.......... Simon........... Kate............ Lisa............ Barbra.......... Robert.......... Ben............. John............ Lovers in the park Mr. Clemens Girl....... Woman_____ First Boy ... Second Boy .. Garry Johnson . Kristi Gyllenblad .....Rick Skare . Jeanne Rikkers ____Bart Regehr .... Cassie Lund .....Carrie Roth . Karen Bankson . Scott Brownlee ____Anette Ryks .... Tom Nielson ... Wessa Burke ____Janell Colley ----Linda Olson .....Rick Skare ... Phil Swanson ... Paul Johnson . Vicki Anderson Kevin Gyllenblad ____Paul Hartzell . Vicki Anderson ... Stacey Martin Kevin Gyllenblad . Pete Konsterlie Take my hand. Lisa. 18 Fall Play “It's all my fault; I'm the reason. David and Lisa What a time for unity! The drama department started working on David and Lisa September 22. On November 6 and 7 they performed for many students, teachers, parents, relatives and friends. During several of the rehearsals. Miss Tracey Gilmore encouraged the cast to really open up to the others they were working with. A classic time for this was at the un-party. In the play, David, the son of very wealthy parents, is sent to a school for “crazy children. He meets a young girl (Lisa) who is a schizophrenic and through their relationship at the Berkly school, they help each other out. Although the play centers around friendship, touching” was an important factor in making the theme possible. David is cured of his Don't touch me” attitude, showing friendship and love to Lisa. Many hours were spent in prayer, holding hands, and just uplifting each other. Those who took part in the play will always remember: .. . up in the prayer chapel. EVERYBODY ... day room scene ... don't knock that street light over, please ... yes. that has necessary story elements” ... really gave that man ‘what for' ”... don't touch me ... Take my hand Lisa ... Making friends for the world to see.. DAVID and LISA CAST Front Row Peter Konsterlie. Scott Brownlee. Kevin Gyllenblad. Annette Ryks. Weesa Burke. Karen iBankson. Rick Skare, Tom Nielsen. Row 2 Carrie Roth. Linda Olson. Kristi Gyllenblad. Stacy Martin. Vicki Anderson, Row 3 Cassie Lund. Jeanne Rikkers. Bart Regehr. Phil Swanson. Paul Johnson. Laurie Lindberg. Paul Hartzell. Janell Colley. Gary Johnson Fall Play 19 PUBLICATIONS The Publications Staff moved into the old Chemistry lab this year. The old lab was transformed into a den of busy workers, trying to meet their deadlines as they scurried around piles of layouts, photographs, and stories. Being a part of the Publications team means diligent, hard work, and having an unbiased devotion to reporting the news accurately. A school is made up of people and memories, and that is what publications is all about, capturing those memories on film and in print. Tom Engstom. Asst.. Janis Johnson. Antler editor. Tammy Cross. Asst.. Laurie Lee. Quiver editor Starting bottom center: Editor Janis Johnson. Jean Johnson. Melisa Laws. Peter Konsterlie. Peter Routs. Jim Erickson. Mark Lokhorst. Steve LeVahn. Rob Hakanson. Tom Schmidt. Tim Shaffett. Jay Hagen Back row: Butch Nachtigall. John Parsch. Gwen Moulton. Lori Benshoof. Paul Hartzell. adviser Mrs. Ekstedt 20 Publications Preserve the past, create the future. Make fantasies real and reality fantasy. With silent strength follow your own path, And absorb all that lives and breathes. Listen to what is inside, because maybe the tides of your ocean will answer to the wiseness of the moon... and when you want, follow a butterfly forever... Photographers 21 AUDIO-VISUAL CREW SOUND LIGHT CREW Left to right: Rob Benjamin, Dave Clark. Ethan Stanley. Kore Peterson. Eric Stanley. Dan Cummings. Tom Matson 22 A V. Sound and light Crew COMPUTER CLUB The Computer Club met every activity period for the whole school year. The purpose of the Computer Club is to introduce the world of computers to people who are interested in them. The Club is involved in fund raising to raise money for more computer equipment. This year’s Santa Claus pictures were the main fund raiser. Computer Club participants have access to four computers. Kore Peterson, John Hyde, and Tom Matson were this year’s club officers. Merry Mattson was the advisor. CROQUET TEAM Croquet Team sitting Captain Jon Skibbe. Dave Tencate. Standing Chris Lund. Captain Eric Skoglund. Dave Patz. not pictured, Ken Gardner. Tim Getchell. The Croquet team finished number one in the state with a 2-0 record. Both of the teams wins were over second placed Holy Angels. Nominated to the All State Team were: Captain Jon send in Skibbe. Captain Eric poison ball Skoglund. Dave wiz kid Patz. who also received most improved player. David D.T.C. Tencate. Nominated to the All State Honorable Mention were: Ken the wicket Gardner. Tim the mallet Getchell. and Chris gopher hole Lund. Some of the teams highlights included Jon Skibbe's 75 yard kill shot in a blizzard. Dave Tencate breaking his ankle on a kill shot, and of course when the channel 9 news reporter Warren Dahlstrom came and did a special feature on the team. The future of next year's team is still unknown since the entire team will graduate in June. Computer Croquet 23 SADIE HAWKINS Square dancing? Shaving balloons? Going to jail? All this and more went on the night of November 21, when the junior and senior girls grabbed their favorite guys for Sadie Hawkins. About 65 couples showed up in spite of the ice and snow. Some new events were added to this year's festivities: tricycle races, three legged and gunny sack races. Old favorites such as the licorice kiss were still a big part. Many people helped with the organization and setting up for Sadie. Kenny Larson, Jon Klassen, Bart Regher and Sue Behning (senior and junior class officers) were in charge of it all. English teacher Janet Johnson volunteered her services as “Markin’ Samantha” and Barb Olson, English teacher, tended jail with help of many willing sophomores. Tracey Gilmore and Paul Norby also helped. 24 Sadie Sadie 25 Snow Daze was held this year the week of February 8-12. At the North Campus, Monday was Ragstock Day, Tuesday was Sweatsuit Day. Wednesday was Hawaiian Day, Thursday was Jersey Day and Friday was Red White and Heart Day. At the South Campus it was Western Day, Sweatsuit Day, Hawaiian Day, Army Day and Jersey Day. Activities such as snow cones after school and the broomball tournament were once again part of Snow Daze week. Some broomball teams were “Uncle Eric’s Chicago Sheiks, “King Salami’s Blonde Bombshells, “Bruce's Gooses, and the tournament winners, “Classes Two Hours Late and No Morning Kindergarten, who defeated three teams, including the Rim Jobs 2-0 in the final. The games were played at the South Campus ice arena. Also played that week was an ice hockey game between Middle School faculty and students. Refereeing was provided by two Blue Aardvark members, Ken Gardner and John Parsch. On Saturday night two movies were shown at the North Campus, What’s Up Doc? and a John Wayne movie called Cowboys. 26 Sno-Daze NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor Society are nominated and carefully evaluated by a faculty committee in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and character. A grade point average of 3.0 in the past 7 quarters is required. Juniors must average a 3.3 grade point average. Principal Ken Greener advises NHS. An induction for new members was held on April 13, 1982. NHS members are responsible for running the bookstore before school and during lunch hours in the campus room. Profits help pay for a planned activity at the end of the year. Members also support a needy child through the Compassion Program. The goal is to provide sponsor for needy children throughout the world. This child was Tjia Sign Hian, whom they supported prayer and correspondence. Members again sold carnations during Spirit Week. Tom. Dave and Front Row) Linda Olson. Carrie Roth. Susan Christensen. Karen Bankson. Dwight Anderson. John Vessey. Richard Malmsten. Cynthia Peterson. Dawn Jones. Kathryn Swenson. Linda Nelson. Darla Miller. Melisa Laws. Second Row) Andrea Arones. Amy Schwartz. Elizabeth Glew. Janet Larson. Nanette Wesenberg. Bart Regehr. Fiona Lindsay. Jean Johnson. Janis Johnson. Carol Arndt, Third Row) Bonnie Haagenson. Traci Gordon. James Vogt. Susan Geerdes. Karen Hamel. Kari Atneoson. Jennifer Talsma. Mary Schons. Kathy Nelson. Dave Jones. Fourth Row) James Erickson. David Geary. Eric Stanley. Tom Matson. Dan Cummings. Bruce Brandt. John Nordwall. Philip Swanson. John Klassen. Fifth Row) Elizabeth Sletten. Julianne Green. David Owen. Andy Baukol (President). Mark Holmberg. Jon Nelson. Sixth Row) David Odde. Tom Engstrom. John Kamp. Kevin Johnson. Not Pictured) John Parsch. Patricia Hay. Vicki Nelson. David Jensen NHS 27 The Pink Panthers strike again! After absence of two years, the club started up again. Leaders Beth Carlson and Loree Caple agreed that the Pink Panthers were more active this year than ever before. The Pink Panthers had a float in the first annual Homecoming parade and also threw a party for the varsity football and soccer players. According to Beth Carlson, “Pink Panthers brings together the junior and senior girls with new friendships and the gratification of God through the support of the athletic teams. PINK PANTHERS Founders and presidents John Burke. Eric Skoglund, David Patz and Ken Gardner were responsible for the birth of M.A.’s first male pep club, the Blue Aardvarks. The Aardvarks were officially founded in November of '81 with thirty-eight charter members. The Aard-varks' cheering section added needed fan support at several M.A. games, matches, and contests. When club members weren't busy cheering, they were attending Aardvark parties. The Aardvark motto was “Blue is cool! BLUEAARDVARKS 28 Pink Panthers Blue Aardvarks CHESS TEAM The chess team’s final record was 5-5. which tied them for third out of the six teams in the Central Division of the Twin City High School Chess League. Said Bruce Fridinger of the season. “I think we could have done a little better, but we lost one player Peter Dynduik. and that hurt us. Members were. Bruce Brandt (12). Greg Peterson (10). Andy Baukol (12). Bruce Frindinger (12). Ann Amey (8). and Rich Malmsten (12). Bruce Frindinger was awarded the Honorable Mention medal for individual achievement, finishing the season with a 7-1-1 record, one of the best in the division. The matches were held every Tuesday for ten weeks at St. Paul Central High School and usually lasted one and a half hours. SKI CLUB The ski club this year had plenty of snow to ski on but the temperature and the wind did not cooperate so two of the club’s trips had to be postponed. With windchills around 50 to 60 degrees below zero not even the brave wanted to go skiing and have to ride up the chairlifts. Some of the trips took the skiers to Afton Alps, Welch Village and as far away as Duluth. Many skiers that were involved in ski club this year really thought that it was great. The cross country ski club also had a number of outings this year. Some were to Nine Mile Creek in Bloomington and to the Town and Country Golf Course in St. Paul. Even though the cross country ski club has fewer members than the downhill ski club they made up for that difference in the fun times they had skiing through the woods and over the frozen lakes. Chess Club Ski Club GERMAN-DEUTSCH Once again the German Club kept busy this year. New club members were initiated at the Oktoberfest. Towards Christmas, a very successful St. Nikolas Tag party was held. The movie The Sting was shown and chocolates such as Milka and Toblerone, along with Gummi Bears, were sold at the movie. German Day was on March 11. during Foreign Language Week. The German students went to the Chanhassen Dinner Theater, where they ate dinner and performed skits. The previous day. March 10. included an all-day bake sale plus a convocation put on by the seniors. Dieses war wieder einmal ein gutes Jahr fur Deutsch und den Deutschen Klub. Die Leiter des Klubs leisteten gute Arbeit und wir werden euch nflchstes Jahr sehr vermissen. Wir wunschen den “Seniors die uns nun verlassen viel Erfolg. Wir sagen auch Auf-wiedersehen zu unseren zwei Amity Aides Markus Furrer und Clemens — auch euch wunschen wir alles Gute. Und ich danke alien underclassmen fur ihre Arbeit dieses Jahr und habt einen guten Sommer und ein gutes n§chstes Jahr. Markus as St. Nikolaus and Kevin Johnson as Schmutzli One of the infamous German skits Front row) Kevin Johnson. Dawn Jones Row 2) Kathy Swenson. Linda Nelson 30 German SPANISH-ESPANOL A colorful Spanish room Grant Kegly looks on as an unidentified pinata breaker tries his luck. Pirtata parties were held in each of the Spanish classes before Christmas vacation. Each class broke open a piftata that members of the class had made. Although It had no official club this year, new Spanish teacher Mrs. Debbie Hillar planned many cultural activities for the students. Wearing costumes on the appointed day during foreign language week was required and food such as churros. long Spanish donuts or tacos were sold during cafe day. A trip to Spain and cooking and food units for all classes were also discussed. A todos los alumnos de habla espaftol — Siempre recordare de los buenos momentos que he pasado este afio. Gracias a Uds.. mi primer afio a Minnehaha ha sido una ex-periencia muy agradable. A los que se graduan. jles deseo lo mejor de todo para el futuro! A los que vuelven el afto que viene. ;que pasen bien las vacaciones! Y a todos, ique les ben-diga Di6s! Carirtos. Sra. Hillar Spanish 31 FRENCH The French classes, though not an official club this year, were as busy as ever. The year's biggest event was the Mardi Gras celebration at the end of February. Most French students were involved in various areas of planning. doing, and. of course, cleaning up. A dinner was held March 8 which featured French food and a French program. One day during International Week the French folk had a croissant breakfast Another event was an open house for prospective foreign language students at the South Campus. French classes are already planning for a trip to France in the spring of 1983. A tous les francophiles de I'Acad mie de Minnehaha — Vous 6tes les meilleurs eteves qu'un professeur puisse avoir! A ceux qui reqoivent le dipldme. mes meilleurs voeux pour I'avenir! A ceux qui reviennent I'annee pro-chaine. bonnes vacances! Et a tous. que Dieu vous benisse! FRANQAIS Erick Johnson. Steve Rozeboom. Paul Adamson Left to right) Leslee King. Tim Johnson. Maren Larson. Mrs. Judy Carolyn Cochran. Cheryl Jaskowiak. Steve Nagel Johannessen. Cecile Virlouvet. Kim Sawatsky 32 French fd r SWEDISH-SVENSKA As the second year of Swedish club came to an end, many interesting events had happened during the year. In keeping with tradition, they celebrated Santa Lucia and this year Jamie Guldseth was chosen as Santa Lucia. Other events were the club’s showing of This Immigrants in late December and the initiation smorgasbord in January. Svenska Sr mycket bra i Sr. Vi gora allt mojligt. Vi ISser, skriver, talar, skrattar och Ster. Det Sr bara forsta och andra Sr men det finns sextio-Stta elever som studerar svenska. De alia tycker att Sverige Sr fantastiskt. Swedish students performing a skit Beth Howell. Cassie Lund. Jamie Guldseth. Sonja Sunde Front row) Todd Hansen. Jamie Guldseth. Bruce Fridinger. Peter Westerdahl Row 2) Little Red Riding Hood Beth Howell. Fru Frank. Karen Olseth. Row 3) Chris Lund. Lori Holm Swedrsh 33 MIDDLE SCHOOL CLUBS 34 Middle School Clubs WE COME TOGETHER . . . FROM ACROSS THE WORLD Ursula Piesbergen — Germany Angela Aparicio — El Salvador. Erika Ohlsen — Sweden. Soren Nissen Den Imke Poepping — Germany mark. Kerslin Moench — Germany Foreign faces from foreign places were seen at Minnehaha Academy this year. There were six teacher aides, otherwise known as Amity Aides, who helped the language teachers. When the foreign students were asked why they chose to come to Minnehaha, most replied that they wanted to see how it was and to learn English better. Amity Aides Clemens Winter — Germany. Markus Furrer — Switzerland. Cecile Virlouvet -France. Inger Jensen — Sweden 3c Ac'.'Sf re iwrfffTf 111 Minnehaha's bus route map. The buses service over 25 cities or suburbs covering approximately 900 miles a day total. . .. FROM ACROSS TOWN Across Town 37 Below: Kore Peterson Left: Kent Hallsten Right: Steve and John Hyde Far right: Eric Skoglund. Doug Braithwaite 38 Across the Street Church No. of Students Hope Presbyterian 52 Trinity Lutheran 37 First Covenant of Mpls. 34 Colonial Church of Edina 29 Grace Church of Edina 28 Crystal Free 27 Bethlehem Covenant 27 Mt. Olivet Lutheran 26 Redeemer Covenant 23 Elim Covenant 22 Faith Covenant 17 Bloomington Covenant 16 Salem Covenant 15 Trinity Lutheran of Minnehaha Falls First Covenant of Minneapolis Hope Presbyterian Church Affiliation Percentages Lutheran 28% Covenant 22% Baptist 13% Presbyterian 8% Evangelical Free 7% Miscellaneous 4% Congregational 4% Methodist 3% Catholic 3% Episcopal 2% Community 1.5% Assembly of God 1% No Affiliation indicated 3% . . . AND FROM MANY FAITHS Many Faiths 39 COMPETING TOGETHER Sports 41 VARSITY SOCCER) Front Row) manager Lucy Dawkins, manager Fiona Lindsay, manager Heather Thorpe, manager Jane Lodien. Row 2) John Engstrom. Kent Whitehouse. coach Guido Kauls. captain Don DuBois. Dennis Guldseth, coach Phill Nell. Andy Dorsey. Paul Haglund. Row 3) Johr. Wallinga. Dave Jones. Kent Gillespie, captain Tom Engstrom. Chad Parrish. Jim Verdoorn. Tony Brown. Paul Frant-zich, Row 4) Jon Nelson. Jeff Toenges. captain Tom Schmidt. Tim Bearden. Mark Holmberg. Dave Odde. Peter Ostenby. Sorren Nissen. Paul Freedland 42 Soccer JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER) Front Row) manager Liz Sletten. Kevin Johnson. Rob Bakke. Mark Eilers. coach Markus. Kore Peterson. Jon Knoll. Paul Sollie. manager Jean Olfelt. Row 2) Robb Wilson. Brad Erickson. Dan Brisco. Jim Durket. Dale Fruehauf. Dave Shirley. Kevin Anderson. Row 3) Eric Eastland. Drew Peterson. Todd Smith. Gary Johnson. David Clark. Tom Matson. Brad Markson. Bruce Fridinger. Joel Midthun SOCCER SHOOTS FOR TOP Conference and region champion, state runner-up The state championship game concluded the most successful soccer season in Minnehaha history. The 1981 Varsity soccer team was the first Minnehaha team to ever go to a state tournament in any team sport. Not only did the team go to state, but they made it to the finals and took second. The soccer season was a season of records, successes and fulfilled dreams. Led by coaches Guido Kauls and Phil Nell, the varsity compiled a 20-4 record, their best ever. Among the victories was a 2-1 decision over Benilde. which was the first time Minnehaha has beaten Benilde in five years. The team posted a 12-2 conference record, and with two goals by Kent Whitehouse. defeated Hill-Murray 2-1 in the conference championship game. On the road to the state tournament. Minnehaha defeated Breck. St. Louis Park and Washburn in regional play. The victory over Washburn came in a shoot-out after a 20-minute sudden death overtime had been played. Minnehaha drew St. Thomas in the state quarter finals. St. Thomas surprised Minnehaha with 2 second quarter goals. The Indians countered with 3 goals in 5 minutes and held on to win 3-2. Despite a severe concussion to goalie Don Dubois. Minnehaha defeated Lindbergh 3-1 in the state semi-finals. The soccer team played Kennedy on November 7 for the state championship. Kennedy scored in the first quarter and protected the 1-0 lead until Minnehaha scored with 52 seconds remaining in the game. However. Minnehaha was caught off guard and Kennedy scored with 27 seconds left to win the game 2-1. Minnehaha's fan support averaged about 2.000 per state tournament game. The team scored 72 goals, the most in Minnehaha history. Nineteen players had at least one assist and seventeen players scored at least one goal. Guido Kauls was named Coach of the Year in Minnesota. Senior Tom Engstrom received most valuable player. All-State. All-Conference, most goals, most assists, and best offense. All-State Honorable Mention. All-Conference and best defense went to Tom Schmidt. Best mid-fielder went to Senior Kent Gillespie who also received All Conference. Senior goalie Don Dubois also received All-Conference and Honorable Mention went to seniors John Wallinga and Dave Jones. Most improved player award was given to Senior Jeff Toenges and junior Paul Freedland. Also winning their conference was the JV team, who finished with a 13-1 record. Minnehaha's sophomore team was first in the Minnehaha Tournament. At the junior high level, nearly 100 boys and girls participated in the soccer program. B SQUAD SOCCER) Front Row) Coach Wally Borner. Jon Fuglestad. Reid Westrem. Alex Kauls. Kevin Slater. Brad Hanson. Paul Engstrom. Row 2) John Parod. Terry Carr. Jeff Schmitz. Tim Matson. Juel Johnson. Chris Mooibroek. Scott Benson. Row 3) Peter Halverson. Phil Anderson. Kiel Christianson. Andy Dosser. Steve Meyer. Russell Beaver. (Not Pictured) John Brandon. Stuart Hanson. Marc Larson. Wayne Anderson C SQUAD SOCCER) Front Row) Coach Bernd Wischhoefer. Rodney Nelson. Chris Dorsey. Jeff Stewart. Daryl McLean. Mike Ten-Cate. Dave Parod. Row 2) Corey Jones. Jeff Carlson. Tim Johnson. Todd Roebkeu, Ethan Osland. Steve Schmitz. John Baltes. Jason Crocker. Row 3) Jamie Lindahl. Mark Hiegel. Bill Shirley. Erik Johnson. Fred Dawe. Kurt Lyslo. Brian Bowmann. Paul Schons. Steve Redeske Soccer 43 JUNIOR HIGH) Front Row) Ann Amey. Ted Cornelius. Sandi Siewert, Mark Anderson. Karen Nagel. Row 2) Chris Pope. Mark Nelson. Steve Lysen, Mike Molzahn. Greg Steiner. Rich Anderson. Molly Brennaman, Row 3) Coach Brian Peterman. Stephanie Anderson. Peggy Whitehead. Eric Greener. Mary Lynn Pulscher. Christy Cooper. Denise Ringling. Coach Dawn Jones JUNIOR HIGH) Front row) Jason Sack, Lara Harms. Kara Magnuson, Gretchen Noble. Steve Stacy. Mark Bruce. Row 2) Elliot Larsen. Brian Hanson. Rard Hammink. Greg Lundquist. Kama Anderson. Kristin Olson. Ted Beale. Peter Parten. Row 3) Coach Brian Peterman. Christo Stavrou. Lisa Strand. Gina Mjorud. Ann Benjamin. Tim Sudeith. Brian Pellot, Eric Swanson. Coach Dawn Jones 44 Soccer SOCCER us them Sibley 3 1 Apple valley 1 4 St. Thomas 3 1 Washburn 2 1 Breck 2 1 Benilde 2 1 Blake 4 0 Cretin 2 1 Htll-Murray 2 0 Holy Angels 2 3 SPA 5 0 Brady 10 0 Shattuck 3 1 Beniide 0 1 Blake 8 2 Brock 4 3 Marshall U 2 t Brock-Regional 3 1 St. Lou«s Park-Regtonals 3 2 Washburn-Regionais 2 1 St. Thomas-State 3 2 Lmdbergh-State 3 1 Kennedy-State Championship 1 2 JUNIOR HIGH) Front Row) Dave Dahlberg. Clarke Peterson. Sue Koelz, Kris Schumacher. Ryan Mortenson. Row 2) Peter Thorpe. Curt Stienstra. Mark Wanous. Mark Kluznik-Ashley. Jeff Anderson. Row 3) Coach Brian Peterman. Dan Stewart. Meagan Newstrom. Besty Dewey. Cherise Regehr. Angie Sprenger. Brian Molzahn. Coach Dawn Jones JUNIOR HIGH) Front Row) Jon Wentzel, Jennifer Hoogwerf. David Ivance. Tom VanDeWalker. Casey Franklin. Row 2) Joe Roche. Sarah Hansen, Mike Moeller. Jenni Bakos. Karin Haglund. Jon Scharlau. Kris Swenson Row 3) Coach Brian Peterman, Greg Johnson. Lee Hallsten. Jeff Price. Stacy Pustorino. Rick Woldon. Coach Dawn Jones Soccer 45 VARSITY FOOTBALL) Front Row) Dave Ousdigion. Brian Peterson, Rob Osborne. Rob Morales, Row 2) Dave Erickson. John Davis. Dave Duffy. John Klassen. Eric Hansen. Paul Johnson. Mike Boehm. Sean Krueger. Kurt Rosselit. John Burke. Row 3) coach Jim Erickson. Brian Parish. Bob Larson. John Borstad. Steve Nagel. Rob Hart. John Held. Peter Lindahl, coach Gary Leafblad. coach Dave Glenn. Row 4) Steve Olson. Mark Goldsmith. Dave Jensen. Steve Hartig. Mike Murphy. Dave Olson. Tim Shaffett. Craig Aycock. Steve Morrison. Row 5) Mark Erickson. Steve Mundt. Greg Wegwerth. Jay Hagen. Don Bielienski. Karl Benson. Butch Nachtigall. Todd Hansen. Tom Whitehead 46 Football FOOTBALL MORE THAN PASSES The Varsity Football team had some notable moments this year. First of all, they won their Homecoming game against Cannon Falls. Despite the cold, rainy weather the team held onto a 7-0 lead, until late in the fourth quarter when Cannon Falls came up with a touch-down. Final score: Minnehaha 7, Cannon Falls 6. Another great achievement which took place was a winning season. Minnehaha’s over-all record was 5-4. Defeating Cannon Falls, Rockford, Mahtomedi, Blake, and Marshall-U. The team placed fourth in the Tri-Metro Conference, ending up with a 3-3 record. Craig Aycock, John Borstad and Todd Hanson were selected to the All-Conference team, and Tim Shaffett, Mike Murphy, and captain Greg Wegwerth were given All-Conference Honorable Mention. Football Memories Captain’s practice ... Arrowhead look-alike contests ... soccer jokes ... Buffalo ... C. A. and J. B. on the track ... the HARTIG incident ... mud-slinging ... Edmund Boulevard Road Rally ... Bear Crawls ... winning season ... Homecoming victory ... party at Hellickson’s ... Tail-back injuries ... Sorry, coach, broken play ... more soccer jokes ... Blood Thirsty’s growl... Murphy and Hanson duke it out ... another Leafblad ... Lethargic ... Tires, sleds, chutes... J. B.’s birthmark ... JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL) Front Row) John Hay. Andres Nelson. Sam Long. Eric Brynestad. Butch Rice. Dieter Krumpleman, Jeff Olson. Lee Gemlich, Dave Hellickson. Dan Albinson. Row 2) Coach Malmsten. Steve Moore. Bob Lee. Peter Dietzman. Kevin Magnuson. Mike Fernandez. Randy Lundborg, Tom Birkland. Dan Luchsinger. Steve Martin. Brian Aycock. Coach Leafblad. Row 3) Pete Beckman. Adam Nyenhuis. Pete Ramgren, Brad Oren, John Holmberg, Andy Sterling. Matt Roy. Phil Holmes. Ron Renstrom. Doug Arvold Football 47 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL) Front Row) Jason Noble. Don Brisco. Brian Gruber. Blake VanderMeaden, Tod Sewall. Pat Kelley Row 2) manager Michelle Larson, coach Joe Johnson, coach Paul Johnson, coach Bruce Norby, Row 3) Mark Schrag. Jim Rik kers. Bret Gemlich. Paul Noal. John Green. Sean Kavaney. Kevin Nelson. Kylo Johnson, Row 4) David Surver. Loe Aldrich. Jel Sando. Paul St. Andrew. Peter Larson. Jon Olseth. Scott Tobak. Mike Manhard. Bob Noostrom 48 Football GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Front Row) Ann Midthun, Jill Bakos Row 2) Jenny Palmquist. Karen Bankson. Nanette Wesenberg, Coach Harvey Lundin. Sarah Bowman. Cheryl Jaskowiak. Caroline Cochran. The girls Tennis team had a winning season under the direction of Coach Harvey Lundin. The team’s conference record totaled 5 wins and 6 losses. Co-captains Ann Midthun and Jill Bakos helped m leading the team to a good season. One thing long remembered by all the team-mates about the season was new sophomore Caroline Cochran’s outstanding performance. She was the number one singles player on the team and was All-Conference. Ann Midthun and Sarah Bowman were All-Conference Honorable Mention. The Varsity singles team included Caroline Cochran. Jill Bakos. and Sarah Bullard. The doubles teams were Ann Midthun and Sarah Bowman. Nanette Wesenberg and Jenny Palmquist. Some highlights of the season included Jenny Palmquist and Nannette Wesenberg defeating the first doubles team from Breck in two grueling tie breaker sets. Then against Mahtomedi Caroline Cochran beat Mahtomedi's first single in the third set. in a very close match. There was a large Junior-Varsity team this year which shows to be very strong in the upcoming years. As Coach Lundin reflects on the season he is thankful for no injuries or broken racquets. He is also proud of his girls in how they were very courteous to their opponents no matter whether they won or lost. ’’They represented M.A. very well. And in my opinion they were the best looking team in the conference — in all respects!” Coach Lundin said with a chuckle. TENNIS Breck US 0 THEM 7 MarshaH-U 5 0 Brooklyn Center 4 1 Holy Angels 1 6 St. Anthony 3 2 Blake 0 5 Mpis Central 4 3 Mahtomedi 2 3 Centennial 2 3 Marshall-U 5 0 Breck 1 4 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS Front Row) Kristi Settergren. Donna Pugh. Heather Odland Row 2) Julie Pope. Dana Sando. Sarah Fuglestad. Coach Greg Kuntz. Lynne Marek. Kristen Parsch. Susan Pierson. Tennis 49 Co-captains Linda Nelson and Kathy Swenson led this year’s volleyball team through a winning season. The girls finished third in the district, which is the farthest they have gone in the last three years. Outstanding players on the team were seniors Julia Albinson (All-Conference) , Kathy Swenson (Honorable Mention), and Linda Nelson (Honorable Mention). Julia was also nominated Most Valuable Player for the team. Most Improved Player was junior Nancy Boyce. According to Coach Forrest Dahl, the team’s goals for the year were to place third or better in conference, to be a unified team, and to glorify God both on and off the court. Coach Dahl also added that the team met all of these goals. In this way, they had a truly winning season. VOLLEYBALL Biake us 2 them 0 St. Agrees 0 2 Brooklyn Center 2 0 Centennial 2 1 St. Anthony 0 2 Marshall-U 1 2 Crow River Tournament 1 2 Mahtomedi 2 1 Blake 2 0 Brooklyn Center 2 0 Brady 0 2 Centennial 2 0 St. Anthony 0 2 Marshall-U 1 2 Mahtomedi 1 2 SPA 2 0 Breck 2 0 De La Salle 2 0 Waconia 0 2 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL) Front Row) Linda Nelson. Kathy Swenson. Row 2) Janet Larson. Tami Trones. Mary Schons. Sue Underhill. Row 3) Vicki Ruud. DeeDee Brown. Julia Albmson. Coach Forrest Dahl. Beth Holmgren. Beth Olfelt. Nancy Boyce 50 Volleyball VOLLEYBALL GOALS ACHIEVED JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL) Front Row) Mary Sullivan. Chris Aamot. Pam Cradil. Sarah Glew. Row 2) Jill Nelson. Kristin Greener, Katie Olson. Heidi Holmquist. Kelli Greener. Sue Sletten. Lisa Pavlicek. Row 3) Karen Johnson. Kari Rosselit. Denise Veldt. Nancy Beckman. Roz Patterson. Row 4) Kari Olson. Sue Swanson. Gail Erickson. Barb Patterson. Marion Batalden. Bonnie Hagenson. Sandy Neson. Phil Erickson coach JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL) Front Row) Kristi Tampte. Tena Eastburg. Rachel Lunde. Elissa Lund. Daphne Skoglund. Row 2) Coach Julie Holman. Susan Erickson. Karen England. Sally Johnson. Jennifer Goodge Volleyball 51 The -Cross Country team ended a building year with great expectations for next year. The team finished the conference in 4th place and the districts in 5th place. The highlight of the season was the victory over Breck. All conference went to Peter Roufs while Dan Cummings and Jon Clarey made honorable mention. Beth Howell was also all-conference. f ? Oo sCivmilry CROSS COUNTRY) Front Row) Doug Cross. Coach Dave I indmark. Donna Jagt, Row 2) Peter Roufs. Debbie Nodolf. Beth Howell. I aurie Lindberg. Row 3) Ken Larson. Dan Cummings. Jon Clarey Row 4) Rob Benjamin, Chris Larson BASKETBALL CAGERS VARSITY BASKETBALL) Front Row) Chris Lund. Dave Duffe. Dennis Goldseth. Captain Dave Odde. Captain Tim Shaffett. Paul Freedland. John Carlson. Row 2) Coach Cliff Peterson. Andy Ernst. John Nelson. Jay Hagen. Kent Hallsten. Darren McKellin. Tom Matson. Craig Aycock. Coach Ted Malmsten Boys Basketball 53 The boys varsity basketball team was evenly balanced between seniors and juniors. Team captains Tim Shaffett and Dave Odde worked hard with coach Cliff Peterson to strengthen the team. The team began practice six days a week in November. The new coach Cliff Peterson brought this idea and the run till you drop training method with him to the team. Captain Tim Scaffett commented, I feel that the team's spirit and attitude has improved greatly this year because of the devoted hard work of the players. This year’s team had daily devotional periods. Both players and coaches participated in the sharing of beliefs and ideas about various verses, poems, and stories. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL) Front Row) Phil Anderson. Tom Kelby. Joe Chitoum. James Madsen. Adam Nyenhuis. Row 2) Kyle Christenson. Greg Hjelmstad. Coach Aldrich. John Brandon. Dan Wolkening FRESHMAN BASKETBALL) Front Row) Dan Johnson. Erick Week. John Shower. Butch Rice. Brian Aycock. Jeff Carlson. Peter Glam-ville. Martin Thompson. Row 2) Bill Shirley. Tom Paramore. Dave Gustafson. Coach Ken Anderson. Joe Doran. Lee Gemlich, Mark Sullivan 54 Boys Basketball BOVS BASKETBAl I us them Holy Angels 29 61 Breck 49 52 Minneapolis Lutheran 38 20 Marshall-U 46 67 St. Anthony 42 54 Mahtomedi 40 66 Concordia 54 46 Blake 49 40 Brooklyn Center 36 57 SPA 47 52 Centennial 48 56 Marshall-U 54 67 St Anthony 30 32 Blake 32 40 Brooklyn Center 57 70 Belle Plaine 38 42 Mahtomedi 46 60 (one game remaining) EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL) Front Row) Dave Schrag. Jeff Soernson. Kevin Nelson, Clark Peterson. Tom Griffin. Bret Gemlich Row 2) Jeff Price. Rex Dalzell. Dave Surver. coach Mike Johnson, Steve Anderson. Alex Kauls. Lee Aldrich. John Bobolink SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL) Front Row) Mike Moeler. Steve Stacy. Ted Cornelius. Mark Schrag. Matt Caruthers. Don Brisco. Peter Parton Row 2) Tom Odde. Dave Lieske, Charles Cody. Tim Sudieth. Sean Caveny. Coach Dan Larson Boys Basketball 55 WRESTLING us them Brady 60 9 Mpls. Lutheran 54 8 SPA 57 12 De LaSalle 48 14 Marshall-U 55 12 St. Bernards 26 28 Concordia 28 24 Brooklyn Center 32 23 Mpls. Lutheran 46 8 St. Anthony 23 35 Centennial 14 44 Holy Angels 31 23 Waconia 21 40 Belle Plaine 10 44 WRESTLING) Front Row) Dave Geary. Captain Don Dubois. Captain Todd Hansen. Captain Dave Erickson. Paul Johnson. Row 2) John Hay. Scott Benson. John Held. Bob Larson, Jim Erickson. Dan Albinson. Kevin Slater, Row 3) Coach Brent Slater. Greg Lundquist. Brian Peterson. John Wiberg. Brian Bowman. Mark Nelson. Dan Dyke. Russel Beaver. Kris Shumacher. Coach Dan Hauge 56 Wrestling WRESTLERS PIN GOOD SEASON With seven returning lettermen on the team, the Minnehaha matmen were expected to have a good year. Returning were: Jim Erickson. Kevin Slater, John Hay. John Held. Tri-Captain Dave Erickson. Tri-Captain Don DuBois and Tri-Captain Todd Hansen. Injuries plagued the team for the second year in a row. Sophomore Will Pitt and juniors Dave Gerry and Jim Erickson were out most of the year. Despite the injuries. the team still experienced a good season. After nine matches, their record was 8-1. with the loss being to St. Bernards. The addition of a new wrestling mat and the wrestling room seemed to have helped the team. The team was coached by Dan Hauge, assisted by Brent Slater. Wrestling 57 HOCKEY Breck us 3 them 3 (OT) St. Cloud Tech 4 6 Shattuck 7 1 Owatonna 6 7 (OT) Roosevelt 3 3 (OT) South 9 0 Mahtomedi 8 2 Brooklyn Center 9 5 St. Anthony 6 0 Centennial 2 5 Marshall-U 10 1 Mahtomedi 11 3 Brooklyn Center 7 1 St. Anthony 6 5 Blake 5 6 (OT) Centennial 4 6 (two games remaining) VARSITY HOCKEY) Front Row) Robb Wilson. Andy Dorsey. Captain Mark Holmberg. John Engstrom, Jamie Lindahl. Captain John Wallinga, Row 2) Coach Bruce Hendrickson. Dave Palmquist. John Kamp. Brian Parrish, Jim Verdoorn. Tad Gullickson, Coach Pat Hall. Row 3) Brian Hansen. Captain Tom Engstrom, John Borstad, Kurt Rosdahl, Bret Young. Chad Parrish 58 Hockey HIGH SCORING HOCKEY TEAM Being a senior dominated hockey team. Minnehaha had high hopes of winning the Tri-Metro Conference. The team jumped off to a 7-1 record in conference play that set the scene for a showdown against league leader Blake. However. Minnehaha lost to Blake 6-5 in overtime. Later in the season Minnehaha revenged their defeat by beating Blake 5-1. Minnehaha was seated fourth in Section 5. However, they lost a 4-3 game to Breck in the section quarterfinals. The hockey team averaged over seven goals a game in conference games John Wallinga, Dave Palmquist and Brian Hansen finished 2nd. 3rd. and 5th respectively in scoring in the conference. During the season, the team playod threo teams in the top 20 of the state and all of the games went into overtime. The team's final record was 12-6-2. John Wallinga. Mark Holmberg and Dave Palmquist were All-Conference. Tom Engstrom and Brian Hansen were All-Conference Honorable Mention JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY) Front Row) Stuart Hansen. Rob Morton. Tuan Nguyen. Jason Trebblecock, Pete Halvorson. Jason Crocker. Craig Young. Reid Westrum. Row 2) Paul Schoenz. Kevin Johnson. Tim Matson. Steve Martin. Jim Holmes. Jackson Davies. Coach Jon Larson Row 3) Scott Nagel. Mark Eilers. John Holmberg. Peter Dietzman. Bob Lee. John Parod Hockey 59 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL) Front) Captain Julia Albinson. Row 2) Gail Erickson. Sue Swanson. Beth Olfelt. Vicki Ruud. Sue Bobolinck. Row 3) Lynn Merrick. Lisa Nelson. Coach Gary Leafblad. Kara Erickson. Kathy Holum GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL) Front Row) Karen Johnson. Connie Solie. Ann Jaehnert. Kari Rosselit. Kris Greener. Susan Pearson Row 2) Coach Sarah Glew. Karen Ogema, Sarah Lunde. Kelly Greener, Maren Batalden. Hedi Holmquist 60 Girls Basketball GIRLS BASKETBALL After tying with Marshall-U for conference, a lost by Marshall-U put the Girls Varsity Basketball team in first for conference and on the road to take second in districts. The team consisted of one freshman, five juniors, four sophomores and senior captain Julia Albinson who provided team leadership. Although most of the team was young and inexperienced they showed they had much potential and optimism. Their first game against conference-dominating Marshall-U. was a turning point for the team. Despite their loss, it gave the team confidence. They were defeated in a close struggle with De LaSalle (45-39) March 5 at Breck school in Golden Valley. Another highlight of the season was when senior Julia Albinson scored 1000 points, which has never been scored by any basketball player in Minnehaha Academy’s history. It was done in the Indians 48-21 win over Brooklyn Center on January 5. The team ended their season with a 10-2 conference record and 14-7 overall. The team was coached by Gary Leafblad. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL) Front row) Karin Pearlson. Jenny Goodge. Denise Ringling. Jenny Hoogwerf. Kathie Battle. Row 2) manager Daphne Skoglund. Molly Brennen. Kate Morstad. Amy Parod. Stacy Pustorino. Kristin Smith. Tina Eastburg, manager Hope Emerson Row 3) Coach Wally Borner. Gina Mjorud. Rachel Lunde. Kelly Lasker, Ann Benjamin. Stephanie Hubers. Mary Lynn Pulscher. Karen England GIRLS BASKETBALL us them DeLaSalle 26 40 Minneapolis Lutheran 62 12 Concordia 36 38 Waconia 25 43 Brooklyn Center 48 19 St. Anthony 23 34 Breck 52 27 Marshall-U 54 59 Centennial 29 26 St. Agnes 46 69 Blake 50 37 Mahtomedi 41 37 Brooklyn Center 46 35 Mahtomedi 38 30 St. Anthony 49 38 Marshall-U 48 38 (two games remaining) Girls Basketball 61 DOWNHILL SKI RACING Tho slalom ski team experienced growth this year with membership climbing from last year's 23 to a strong 45. Most ski meets were held against two or more schools, usually at Welch Village ski area. The team also traveled around the state and skiied their top twelvo racers, six boys and six girls. In various invitational meets. For such a new sport. Minnehaha fielded a rather impressive array of taiontod skiers Many also participated in USSA races on Saturdays. The team had a mixture of bad luck and fails at the regional meet, which kept thorn out of the state championships. They were defeated by Blake, whom they had thoroughly defeated earlier in the season. Commendable efforts were made by freshman Paul Frantzich. sophomores Marc Larson. Joel Johnson. Sarah Koeiz and captains Weesa Burke and John Klassen. The team was coached by Peter Hoover. Mr. Gene Kath and Minnehaha graduates Tim Frantzich and Troy Griepp The team record was 4-2 for boys and 3-3 for girls. SKI TEAM) Front Row) Todd Roebken, Brian Ross. Ricky Skave. Tony Brown. Dan Posavad. Brad Oren. Steve Johnson Row 2) Dana Sando. Laura Binner. Kari Berge. Dawn McLIeland. Weesa Burke. Liesl Crichton. Chris Springer. Sarah Koeiz. Karen Hill. Roz Paterson. Kristi Parsch Row 3) Coach Pete Hoover. Jeff Schmitz. Mike Murphy. Sheree Miller. Sam Long. Rusty Sieck. John Klassen. Mark Larson. Paul Franzich Row 4) Brad Erickson. Steve Hartig. Jay Olson. Rob Bakke. Matt Roy. Joel Johnson. John Fenton 62 Ski Team Sports Candlds 63 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY SOCCER-HOCKEY Front Row — Capt. Jean Johnson. Joy Danielson. Jamie Guldseth Row 2 — Sharon Fast. Kara Mjorud. Linda Anderson VARSITY FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL Silting — Juliane Green. Sue Christensen. LeAnne VanDeWalker. Kristi Hellickson Standing — Sue Hiller. Capt. Marie Holmen B-SQUAO FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL Front Row — Ann Vessey. Trudy Ophaug, San-di Malmsten. Mary Minks. Karen Westgard. Kelly Coolbroth As in past years, the twenty-four M.A. cheerleaders gave it their all in cheering the Indians to victory. Both Varsity and B-Squad cheerleaders were divided into separate squads: one for football-basketball, the other for soccer-hockey. The Varsity had a chance to do something different this year. During the State Soccer Tournament, all twelve cheered together. It was hard to synchronize twelve people to do the same .jumps and kicks at the same time and to be in perfect rhythm with each other; however the twelve seemed to have it all together and they ended up doing a good job keeping the fans cheering and yelling to root our team to Second in State. Although sometimes it may not look like it, cheerleaders have a tough job. Like the players, they are required to be at every game — rain, sleet, or snow. They’re in charge of making signs and treat bags to pep up the guys before games. They also are in charge of keeping the fans cheering and yelling throughout the whole game. They all work together to get their job done well. Varsity captains were Jean Johnson and Marie Holmen. They and their advisor, Sue Morgan, helped organize the squad's tasks, pep-fests, and schedules. Cheerleaders 66 Fine Arts SIXTH GRADE CHOIR Front row) Mark McCary. Duane Sollic. Jayne Postuma. Mia Haselow. Jonathan Monsma. Jonas Cutler. J-.m Hay. Charlene Oram. Jenny Nelson, Laurel Edison. Eric Brandsness. Torrey Johnson. Regan Bunn, row 2) Kurt Taytor, Chad Nelson. Stephanie Fisher. Kjerstea Rosenquist. Heather Jones. Chris Jensen. Sara Johnson. Beth Hellickson. Katie Lindstrom, Jenny Hopeman. Michelle Thatcher. Dave Mundt. Kevin Nyenhuis. row 3) Katei Mortenson. Heather Roebken. Cherie Rothrock. Ann Merriam. Gwen Anderson. Sandra Sletton. Sally Jacobson. Karis Gislason. Tina Norris. Heather Schmitz. Christine Anderson. Kim Schuett. row 4) Kristin Arden. Eric Johnson. Chris Simmons. David Patterson. Steve Sidhom. Peter Koontz. Brent Hanson. Mark Parten, Kevin Legler. Cory Cardenas. Todd Carlson. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR Front Row) David Lokhorst. Paula Hoikka. Jason Sack. Angela Schriber. Brian Sieck. Ryan Skanse. Carolyn Jaehnert. Don Brisco. David ivance, Jason Noble. Row 2) Ryan Mortenson. Todd Blumenshein. Melissa Pizarro. Lori Crewe. Michelle MiSer. Mark Wanous. Jennifer Goodge. Hope Emerson, Molly Brennaman. Eric Vogen. Casey Franklin. Clay Gordon. Kyle Coofbroth, Row 3) Abcia Kranz. Kari Erickson. Karen Wallace. Amy Hustad. Troy Blomquist. Jim Smith. Grog Steiner. Cassy Stacy. Lori Weiss. Janet Davis. Kathie Battle. Peter Thorpe. Mark Kfuznik-Ashley. Row 4) Jon Thompson. Pam Mockenhaupt. Bryant Cannon. Kristin Olson. Elise Hempel. Carrie Beckman. Lisa Roloff. Jill Rose boom, Mindy Drenk. Kyle Johnson. Karen Nagel. Cherise Regehr. Row 5) Richard Anderson. John Green. Ron Smith. Beth Nelson. Rachel Lunde. Scott Tobak. Tim Sudeith. Dan Law. Rard Hammink, Rick Watdon. Jell Loso. Steve Lysen EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR Front Row) Doug M tier. Mark Lehman. Mark Hamre, Greg Lundquist. Jenni Bakos. Amy Krueger. Lara Harms. Joe Paulicek. Slate Carroll. Rena Erickson. Lisa Ragan. Row 2) Julio LaRue. Darcy Johnson. Annette Attleson. Ann Amey. Cindy Brown. Cindy Kelby. Kim Kokhorst. Jeff Engelking, Brian Anderson. Chris Dorsey. Sue Koelz. Jeff Anderson. Row 3) Mark Nelson. Lee Houston. Randy Swanson. Dawn Braatz. Cathy Carr. Tonia McKay. Rob Keena. Jason Carlson. Dawn Sollie. Stacy Pastorino. Greg Johnson. Brian Molzahn, Sarah Hansen. Liz Marinos. Row 4) Kevin Ousdigian. Steve Nordwall. Jeff Sorenson. Jeff Price. Bob Bostrom. Mike Manhard. Paul Neal. Nathan Wickiund. Julie Johnson. Carol Patterson. Peggy Whitehead. Virginia Berggren, Sarah Hagen. Mike Larson. Rob Salovich. Kevin Nolson. Row 5) Curt Stienstra. Dave Surver. Karen Goldsmith. Mary Lynn Pulschor. Jeff Haglund. Steve Anderson. Eric Greener. Jon Olsoth. Gina Mjorud, Val Gronlund. Brian Alnes. John O'Brien. Allan Michael. Dan Benson Choirs 71 CONCERT CONCERT BAND Front Row Lori Holm. Nancy Holmsten. Denise Veldt. Robin Stahl. Rosalyn Patterson. Cheryl Jaskowiak. Sharon Fast. Kathy Swenson. Jenny Bakke. Jamie Guldseth. Kathy Holum. Dawn Jones. Sue Geerdes. Row 2 Sarah Bowman. Stacy Martin. Sharon Birkeback. Karen Klose. Gwen Moulton. Ann Moog. Kathy Johnson, Ann Morstad. Ann Helseth. Connie Thimmel. Beth Holmgren. Sue Behning. Robin Stensby, Row 3 Dennis Guldseth. Jon Skibbe. Chris Lund. Mark Holmberg. Nanette Wesenberg. Jean 72 Concert Olfelt. Tracie Bowman. Annette Ryks. Linda Nelson. Julia Albinson. Kim Carlson. Peter Lindahl, Paul Haglund. John Parsch. Row 4 Robert Morales. Cory Peterson. Steve Hariig. Steve Olson. Paul Freedland. Dave Carlson. Dave Shirley. Tim Bearden. Bruce Fluth. Grant Kegley. Eric Stanley. Craig Aycock. Row 5 Tom Mundt. Dan Cummings. Kent Whitehouse. Sean Kruger. Paul Sollie. Kurt Rosedahl. Tim Getchell. Steve Mundt. Jon Tjornholm. Kurt Rosselit. Dale Fruehauf. Staurt Bailey. Andy Baukol. director Jon Larson art Band 73 ORCHESTRAS ORCHESTRA Front Row) Daryl MacLean. Jennifer Monson. Adora Michels. Sarah Breckenridge. Mia LaBerge. Liz Sletten, Erica Ohlsen. Jeanne Rikkers, Sue Sletten. Eric Eastlund. Row 2) Jon Clarey. Ethan Osland. Mark Salisbury. Doreen Fehr. Cindy Anderson. Kirk Jensen. Rob Benjamin. Bryan Hanson, Row 3) Gary Johnson. John Arndt. Peter Westerdahl. Marie Holmen. Dan Veldt. Janet Rindels. Daren Johnson. Beth Karges. Jon Carlson. Dave Odde. director Jon Larson MIDDLE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Front Row) Ann Benjamin. Lisa Strand. Sonja Batalden. Andrea Amey. Katie Mortenson. Eric Johnson. Row 2) Dennis Bouchard. Wendy Elsholtz. Elissa Lund. Ruth Keene. Katie Lindstrom. Sara Johnson. Row 3) Dave Schrag. Jan Treblicock. Joe Roche. Kris Carlson, director Jon Larson. Karin Gislason. Kara Magnuson. Mary Breckenridge. Echo Hoidale 74 Orchestras VARSITY BAND Front Row) Jane Thomas. Maren Batalden. Mark Mikkelson. Cyndi Orr. Donna Jagt. Lynn Teslow. Knstei Stettegren. Ann Thimell. Kan Berge. Sandi Malmslen. Row 2) Sarah Bullard. Sally Magnuson. Pam Nelson. Cassie Lund. Adam Nyenhms. Lisa Pavlicek. Holly Szczech. Kris Parsch. Ann Vessey. Karen Sowles. Katie Norris. Kari Teslow. Row 3) Nancy Becklund. Nils Bunde. Troy Danielson. James Madsen. Tim Matson. Peter Ramgran. Dan VWkening. Greg Peterson. Dan Albmson. Sue Swanson. Dave Geary. Rot) Hart, Row 4) Karin Johnson. Jim Bear. Brian Ross. Andy Dosser. Russell Beaver. Terry Carr. Doug Braithwaite. Chris Jorgenson. John Brandon. Henrick Nordstrom. Reid Westrum. Eric Rekstad. Steve Hyde, director Jon Larson Freahman Band Front Row) Julie Pope. Kris Aamot. Ann Jaehnert. Kerri Anderson. Ann Lindstrom. Lisa Carlson. Sue Forman. Kathy Olson. Ang� o Kellot. Lisa Lundin. Dawn Landmark. Row 2) Paul Isaac a. Heidi Stansby. Susan Pierson. Debbie Siewart. Karen Johnson. Tami Halt . Lies! Crichton. Debbie Law. Sandy SNbrowski. Dana Sando. Val Mckay. Kris Gardner. Guy M Harrison. Row 3) Eric Knobel. B a Shirley. Steve Miller. Heidi Hoimquist. Tim Johnson. Laura Jacobson. Juliet Bosley. Pam Nordwal. Tom Klevm. Lise Wright. Amy Bearden. Row 4) John Hay. Jill Nelson. Andy Bergstrom. Chris Larson. Craig King, Mark Wiikening. Paul Adamson. Kurt Jaskowiak. Greg Kanges. Erick Johnson. John Baltes. Steve Nietson. Row 5) Mary Sullivan. Karen Oegema. David Poavad, Brian Aycock. Kevin Magnusun. Jell Olson. Dave Anderson. John Holm berg, Rob Morton. Karl Johnson. Stet Fenton. Ricky Skare, Brian Carlson, Tom Birktand Bands 75 EIGHTH GRADE BAND) Front Row) Denise Rmgling. Doug Cross. Sally Klingte. Kale Morstad. Val Parry. Heidi Tran. Beth Dinner. Stephine Hubers. Michelle Lee. Susan Erickson. Sarsh Peterson. Lory Drummond. Emily Peterson. Jenny Anderson. Karla Bartz. Kathy Sowels. Row 2) Christy Cooper. Karen England. Chris Rhybishky. Mary Ann O’Conner. Amy Larson. Kari Holm, Nina Wesenberg. Tom Buncher, Christo Slavrou, Jeff Hoekstra. Kim Carle. Brian Pellot. Sally Johnson. Robert Posavad, Row 3) John Anderson. Eric Swanson. Elliot Graham. David Sidholm, Scott Vance. Lee Aldrich. Peter Meyer. Brett Gemlich. Peter Larson. Ned Wesenberg, Mark Anderson. Paul Engstrom. Tom Van DeWalker. Row 4) Alex Kauls. Gene Kath. Clark Peterson. Kama Anderson. Shelly Larson. Ed Johnson. Greg Johnson. Brian Hanson. John Geerdes. Robert North. Rex Dahlzel. Eric Linner SEVENTH GRADE BAND) Front Row) Becky Williamson. Katherine Thomas. Julie Stevenson. Angie Spenger. Tina Eastburg. Ginger Grahm, Amy Manzon. Jean Johnson, Jenny Nyhis. Vicki Tournquist. Andrea Bowles. Mandy Pearson. Erin Greener. Kristin Smith. Meagon Newstrom. Kelly Lasker. Row 2) Christy Meyers. Stephanie Anderson. Kris Swenson, Tamya Barrington. Molly Dollon. Shelly Peterson. Karien Haglund. Venessa Carlson. Anne Bruss. Jon Wentzel. Jenny Tatersull. Susan Fugistad. Nadine Larose. Amy Parol. Daphne Skogland. Sandy Seawart. Karen Strithman, Kristy Tamte. Row 3) Paul Isaacs. Matthew Bergstrom. Mark Schrag. Ted Cornelious. Brian Johnson. Peter Parten. Steve Stacy. Mike Molzan. Dan Ringold. Mark Bruss. Jim Rik-kers. Tom Erickson. Mike Beckland. Tom Ode. Sean Kaveng. Row 4) Jennifer Horgwerf, Tessa Fenstad. Nicky Brown, 8en Carpenter, David Liske. Karin Peterson. Toni Esrough. Chris Pope. Paul St Andrew SIXTH GRADE BAND) Front Row) Christine Anderson. Heather Roebkin, Cherrie Rothrock. Tina Norris. Kjersten Rosenquist. Sally Johnson. Kristen Arden. Heather Jones. Row 2) Brent Hanson. Jonas Cutler. David Patterson. Jonathan Monsma. Kevin Nyenhuis. David Mundt. Row 3) Jenny Hopeman. Steve Sidhom. Mark McCary, Jenny Nelson. Duane Sollie. James Hay. Director Paul Isaacs 76 Bands r e I r STAGE BANDS “STAGE BAND”) Front Row) Jon Tjornhom. Dennis Guldseth. Julia Albinson. Sharon Kirkebak. Dave Shirley. Tim Getchell Row 2) Steve Olson. Lori Holm. Linda Nelson. Dave Carlson. Paul Sollie. Dale Fruehauf Row 3) Jon Larson (director). Steve Hartig. Chris Lund. Jon Skibbe. Sarah Bowman. Rob Morales. Stuart Bailey. Tom Mundt ie Baryjs 77 VARSITY STAGE BAND) Front Row) Greg Peterson. Tim Matson. James Madsen. Dan Wilkenmg. Sue Swanson. Row 2) Steve Hyde. Jane Thomas. Nils Bunde. Pam Nelson. Andy Doser. Dan Albinson Row 3) Nancy Becklund. Reid Westrum, Hendrick Nordstrom. Eric Rekstad. John Brandon. Jim Bear. Director Jon Larson ALL TOGETHER People 79 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORSSENIORS SENIORS SENIORS We made it! After all those years of waiting we were finally seniors. It seemed funny at first... seeing all those familiar faces in senior hall ... sitting front and center” during convos... realizing that when Mr. Greener said seniors on the morning announcements he meant us. Even with all the changes it didn’t take long before we were used to school again ... walking in the door as the bell was ringing... racing down River Road to the new South Campus ... wondering who to ask to Homecoming. It was fun to see people from our class up on stage as royalty, and yet it seemed a little sad to think that the next year we would see the program as alumni. CLASS OF 82 Everything seemed to happen so fast... going to football games, tailgating at the soccer tournament and then it was already time for basketball and hockey at the •■new arena. Somewhere between there we squeezed in Sadie. Powder Puff and a glorious five day vacation (those long awaited snow days!). The days just seemed to go by faster... all of a sudden we were filling out college applications, being measured for caps and gowns, planning sno-daze. writing term papers, thinking about J.S., the senior trip, graduation and saying goodbye... Somehow we've made it. We’ve had a lot of fun and made a lot of friends along the way... Together we survived the homework that always seemed to be turned in late and the classes that never seemed to end... we learned to appreciate each other and ourselves. What a super year — a great way to end out time at Minnehaha. Seniors 81 Singers. Pink Panthers. German Club Sound of Music. David and Lisa. Trip to Germany '80 Victoria Andersen Soccer. Homecoming '80. Singers. Pink Panthers. Singers Tour '80. Broombalt. Ski Club God must receive so many solemn prayers. I think that He must relish now and then a chuckle, one in joy Irving shares — the sound of laughter from His world of men Karen Anderson Julia Albinson Concert Band. Pep Band. German Club. Orchestra. Basketball — Captain. Volleyball. Softball — Captam. Pink Panthers. Stage Band. Homecoming '80. Broomball The class of '82 is awesome and dominates royalty to the max! Cindy Anderson VoUeybaii. Basoball. Soccer. Track. Computer Club. Spanish Club. Orchestra. Powder Puff Soccer The man who wilt succeed is the man who thinks he can. Broomball. Spamsh Club. Pink Panthers. Open House Program '81 I know you well; you aren't strong, but you have tried to obey and have not denied my name. Therefore I have opened a door to you that no one can Shut. Rev. 3:8 Kari Atneoson Singers. Concert Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. Pep Band. Aardvarks. Computer Club. Ski Club. German Club. Broomball Love starts when another person's needs become more important than your own“ anonymous Stuart Bailey Carol Arndt Orchestra. Pink Panthers Life is like sailing on the ocean, we encounter waves of troubles and sometimes get off course. So a star is used to guide our way. My star is Jesus, he will guide me home.' ’ Craig Aycock Football. Basketball. Golf. Concert Band. Orchestra. Spiritual Life Committee Endurance: The power to overcome the will to quit. Jill Bakos Soccer. Tennis — Captain Pink Panthers. Ski Club French Club. Homecoming '80 Broomball In aU thy ways acknowledgt Him. and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3:6 Track. Basketball, Girls Soccer manager. Organized 1st Black History Week. Sound ol Music. German Club. Broom ball from seventh grade to twelfth grade I thought I'd never make it. Welt I made it and I loved every experience. One thing I have learned at Minnehaha is that all the homework we have isn't just a job. but an adventure. Lisa Battle Soccer. German Club. Homecoming '80. Aardvarks. Concert Band. Broomball. Powder Putt Cheerleader. Sno Daze. Physics Club. Cross Country. Ski Club Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we try to deceive S r Walter Scott Tim Bearden Karen Bankson Basketball. Cheerleader. Tennis. Soccer. Sound of Muse. The Music Man. David and Lisa. German Club. Singers. Pink Panthers. Homecoming •80 My high school years are over now and the future lies before me. The uncertainity is frightening, but at the same time terribly exciting I praise the Lord for the joys and the sorrows of the past, knowing that He was there all the time! Andrew Baukol Homecoming '80. Concert Band. NHS. Goll. Chess. Basketball Manager. Broom-ball. Close-Up I would rather be rich and healthy than poor and sick. Steven Benjamin Soccer. Homecoming '80. French Club. Broomball So don't be anxious about tomorrow God will take care of your tomorrows. Live one day at a time Maw 6 34 Spanish Club. Swedish Club. Singers. Homecoming '80. P� nk Panthers In all thy ways acknowledge him. and he shall direct thy paths. Prov. 3.6 Kathleen Benson Soccer. Football. Broomball. Basketball. German Club. Singers. Aardvarks, Homecoming '80. M Club I know not what courses others may take, but as tor me. give me liberty or give me death. Michael Boehm Karl Benson Soccer. Basketball, Tennis. Football Ron Bloom Broomball. Baseball Sarah Bowman Tennis. Pink Panthers. Concert Band. Broomball The Lord has told us that we can rejoice when we run into problems and trails tor they help us learn. Rom. 5.3 83 Homecoming 'SO. Chess Club. NHS God does not play dice Albert Einslom Bruce Brandt Bngadoon, Junior Class President. J.B.. David and Lisa. Homecoming ’80. J.S '80. Soccer. Aardvarks. Ski Club Commit to the Lord whatever you do. and your plans wiN succeed. Prov. 16:3 Scott Brownlee Trade Bowman Basketball. Soccer. Homecoming '80. German Club. Concert Band. Orchestra Can on me. Call on m-e-e-e. and i'll be by your side, to keep you satisfied. Call on me Bad Company Daniel Brisco Soccer. Wrestling. Ski Club. Sno-Daze Searching tor a place to be. or a school to go to. remember this: In all your ways acknowledge him and he shall direct your paths. Prov. 3:6 John Burke Football. Track. Aardvarks Thanks Mom and Dad. Pink Panthers. Homecoming '80. Soccer. Singers. German Club Beth Carlson Homecoming '80. Pink Panthers. Cheerleading. Singers. Spanish Club. Sno Daze Susan Christensen Loree Caple Basketball. Soccer manager. Swedish Club. Homecoming '80. Powder Pull. Pmk Panthers. Singers. Broombatl Make me to know thy ways. O Lord: teach me thy paths Lead me in thy truth, and teach me. for thou art the God Of my salvation. Ps 25:4. 5 Kimberly Carlson Pep Band. Pmk Panthers. Softball. Soccer. Concert Band. Broomball. Powder Puff. Swedish Club Joy Danielson Homecoming '80. Cheerleading. Pmk Panthers Swedish Club. German Club Ski Club. Broomball Would you rather have a million dollars or a miSUd friends with a dollar each? Soccer — Captain. Wrestling — Captain. Baseball — Captain. Homecoming '80. Spanish Club. Singers. Broom-ball. Powder Puff Coach. Aardvarks I have chased my enemies and destroyed them. I d d not stop UN all wore gone I have destroyed them so that none can rise again II Sam 38-40 Donald DuBois Soccer — Captain. Hockey — Captain. Track — Captain. Homecoming '80. NHS. Trip to Germany. German Club. Ouivor Staff. Antler Staff. Broomball Do nof be deceived; God is not mocked, lor whatever a man sows, that wiN he also reap. Gal 6:7 Tom Engstrom Lucy Dawkins Girls Soccer. Soccer Manager. Homecoming '80. Ski Club. Singers. Pink Panthers. Powder Puff 7 see bolter with my heart. The Lord is good: his love is eternal and his laithtuiness lasts torever. Ps 100:5 Harrison Eelkema Teri Erdahl Spanish Club. Music Man. German Club. Singers Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. David Erickson Football. Wrestling. Sophomore Class President. Singers. Ski Club. Homecoming King I am very thankful tor Minnehaha Academy and for the opportunity to be the third generation of Ericksons to be here and I'll do all I can to see that it wittstiD bo around tor the fourth generation of Ericksons. Andrew Ernst Basketball. Homecoming The teachings of the wise are a fountain of life; they will help you escape when your life is in danger. Ptov. 13:14 Herschel Foster J.B. Magic for everyone Soccer. Spanish Club. Band. Broombaii. Blue Aardvarks BOO! Were you scared? Sure you were. Just call me the master ot terror. Kenneth Gardner Soccer. Basketball. Spanish Ckib. Broombaii Now that I'm graduating, I realize how lucky I am to be at Minnehaha The memories and friends I have made are two things I love most. Don't take what you have here for granted; you’ll be sorry. It took me until my senior year, my best ever, to realize this. Paul Gerst Bruce Fridinger Photo Club. Chess Club. Speech Club. Ski Club, Swedish Club. Blue Aardvarks. J.V. Soccer In Life a time for accepting challenges by doing homowork, to get teased because of the same homework, for almost flunking math, for helping Dean with tngnometry, for being ticklish, for being mobbed by tick lots. Susan Geerdes Pink Panthers. Singers. Concert Band. Pep Band. Ski Club. Cross Country Ski Club. Sno-Daze. Bridagoon. Student Council. German Club But if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God. who gives to all men generously and without reproach, and it will be given to him. James 1:5 Timothy Getchell Concert Band. Orchestra. Stage Band. Band Tour '80. '82. Music Man. Brigadoon. pep band. Broombaii. Class Vice-Pres. '81. Student Council. Blue Aardvarks It's a lolty holiday with you. Bev. Football. Track. Homecoming '80. Sno Daze. Broombaii. Concert Band. Aardvarks Mark Goldsmith Football. Basketball. Antler Staff. Quiver Staff It you'a be my dixie chicken. I't1 be your Tennessee lamb, and we will walk together down m Dixieland. Jerome Hagen Kent Gillespie Soccer. Baseball, Homecoming '80. French Club. Swedish Club. Broombaii. Homecoming Royalty Tora. Tora. Tora. 4, i T.M 1 n IMai Jamie Guldseth Cheerleading. Concert Band. Singers. Swedish Club. Homecoming ’80. Sound of Music. Pink Panthers. Sno-Daze. Powder-puff '80 Caring is like a rose, even through fragile and easily crushed, it speaks a language of silent power. It is the same power that lies in the eyes of one who loves Paul Haglund Baseball Captain. Soccer 86 Basketball. Baseball. Soccer. Homecoming -80. Sno Daze. German Club Mathematics ts the alphabet with which GaMeo wrote the Universe Kent Hallsten Baseball. Hockey The game isn't over until the buzzer sounds. BE A WINNER! Brian Hansen Robert Hakanson Xntler. Quiver. Blue Aardvarks 'Nothing that's forced can rver be right. If it doesn't come laterally, leave it. Al Stewert Karen Hamel For I know the thoughts I think toward you. saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, not of evil, to give you on oxpected end. Then ye shaH call upon me and go and pray unto me and I shall hearken upon you. You shall seek me and find mo when ye shall search for mo with aH your heart. — Jer 29:11-13 Todd Hansen Football. Wrestling — Captain. Swedish Club. Student Council. Homecoming '80. Broom-ball. Blue Aardvarks They have brought me through my hard times and helped mo celebrate the good ones. I thank God for them every day because I love them -FRIENDS. Girls Soccer. Powder Pull Soccer. Homecoming '80. German Club. Cheerleading. Sound of Muse Prayer does not change God — it changes him who prays — Soien Kieregrarde Kristi Hellickson Concert Band. Stage Band. Pep Band. German Club. Swedish Club. Girls Soccer. Cheerleading. Powder Pull. Broombali. Pink Panthers. Spiritual Ule Committee. Homecoming '80. Ski Club. Sno Daze Dear friends, let us practice loving each other, lor love comes from God and those who are loving and kind show that they are children of God. Let love be your greatest aim. Lori Holm Philip Hartz Susan Hiller Homecoming '80. Ski Club. Pink Panthers. Tennis. Broom-ball. Cheerleading. Powder Pull '80. Spanish Club. Singers Special times, special places, special friends together. The moments pass, so quickly pass, but the memories are forever. Mark Holmberg Homecoming '80. Broombali. Concert Band. NHS. Hockey — Captain. Soccer. German Club. Ski Club. Homecoming Royalty. Baseball There are two powers in the world, the sword and the spirit. In the long run. the sword wilt always be conquered by the spirit. Napoleon 87 Cheerieadmg — Captain. Homecoming Royalty. Homecoming '80. Pink Panthers. Bngadoon. Orchestra. Swedish Club. Ski Club. Campaigners. Student Council Tomorrow is a result ot today's dedication and yesterday's dreams Marie Holmen Cheerleading. Basketball. Girls Soccer. Cross Country — Captain. Swedish Club. Homecoming '80. Sound ot Music. J.B.. Singers. German Club. Trip to Germany. Pink Panthers. Powder Putt Soccer. Spiritual Lite Committee. Speech Club So we grew together, tike a double cherry, seeming parted, but yet a union in partition, two lovely berries moulded on one stem: So. with two seeming bodies, but one heart.” Shakespeare Beth Howell Wayne Holmberg Cross Country Skiing. Spanish Club. Adventurers Club Nancy Holmsten Pink Panthers. Sound ot Music. Girls Soccer. Homecoming '80. Singers. Concert Band. BroombaB. German Club. Orchestra. Powder Putt. Volleyball Good byes are sad. but what it... we never said hetto. We would have missed a lifetime. Thanks God tor a lifetime. Gregory Hubers Basketball. Aardvarks But grow in grace, and in knowledge ot our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be glory now and forever, amen. Concert 8and. Pink Panthers, Girls Tennis. Homecoming '80. J.S. '81. French Club. Broom-ball, Sno Daze Oh my dear friends t have told you alt ot my feelings. I love you with alt my heart II Cor. 6:11 Cheryl Jaskowiak German Club. Swedish Club. Homecoming '80. Pink Panthers Give thanks to the Lord tor he is good: h s love endures forever. Ps. 118:1 Naomi Johnson Luann Hyams Pmk Panthers. Spanish Club. Swedish Club. Homecoming '80. Ski Club. Mixed Choir Give a smile and love, it becomes contagious. David Jensen Football — Captain. Track, BroombaB. Spanish Club Daren Johnson Broomball, Football. Sluder l Council. Orchestra Hi mom. Antler Editor. Pink Panthers. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Homecoming '00. Quiver Statt. Spiritual Lite Committee. Broomban You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul and with alt your mind. Matt 22:37 Janis Johnson Singers. Pink Panthers. Singers Tour. Ski Club. Homecoming 80. Broomball Dreams are important in your life, but achievement must be your reality Juli Johnson Gregory Johnson I thank God tor having the opportunity to go to this school For alt the triends He's helped me to make here and Hi$ son Everybody have a great future! God bless Jean Johnson Homecoming '80. Cheerleading — Captain. Swedish Club. Singers. Antler Staff. Quiver Staff. Pink Panthers. Powder Puff. Broomball. Ski Club. Sno Daze. Gymnastics Friends — the smites, the laughter, the dreams we've shared. God's blessed us with the years to remember aN ot the )oy$ in our times spent together. God be with you until we meet again .. Kevin Johnson Homecoming '80. NHS. Ski Club. Broomball. German Club. Soccer Man becomes what he desires it a goldfish would want a vacation, who would know?” Wrestling. Football. Aardvarks. Ski Club. Broomball Paul Johnson Soccer. Ski Club. Homecoming '80. Spanish Club. Hockey. Girls' Soccer Coach I was iust born to bo exactly what you see. nothing more or less I'm not the worst or the best. I just try to be what you see each and every day. I'm fust me Charge Pride David Jones Mark Johnson FootbaH Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved. a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word ot truth.” II Tim. 2:15 Sonja Johnson Cheerleading. Homecoming '80. Pink Panthers. Ski Club. Girls Soccer Manager. Sno Daze I just want you to remember to keep Jesus no. 1. Ho's the best thmg that could ever happen in your tito Ho loves you alt so much and he wants you to be his Give him a chance Dawn Jones Concert Band. Orchestra. Ger-man Club President. Homecoming '80. Jr High Soccer Coach. NHS. Student Council Secretary. Girls Soc cer. Spiritual Life Committee. Pink Panthers. Trip to Germany. Close-Up In the sweetness ot friendship let there be laughter and sharing ot pleasures. For in the dew ot little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. Kahhl Gibran 89 French Club. Singers. Pink Panthers. Homecoming '80. Sno Daze “O Lord. I will praise you with an my heart, and tell everyone about the marvelous things you do. Ps 9:2 Kathryn Kelby J.B . David and Lisa. Homecoming '80. Blue Aard-varks. Wizard of Oz. Broomball Love is a rose, but you better not pick It. It only grows when it's on the vine. A handful of thorns and you know you missed it. lose your love when you say the word mine.” Neil Young Peter Konsterlie John Kamp Hockey. Spanish Club John Klassen Senior Class Vice-President. Football. Ski Team — Captain. German Club. Blue Aardvarks. Homecoming '80. Student Council. Broomball Oh to live on Sugar Mountain, with the barkers and the colored balloons. You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon, you're leaving there too soon.“ Neil Young Rachel Koski Spanish Club. Ski Club. Singers. Pink Panthers Hebrews 12:1.2 Senior Class President. Cross Country. Soccer. Ski Team. Tennis. Singers. Homecoming '80. Spanish Club. Sk. Club The greatest burden in the world is high potential. Linus VanPett Kenneth Larson Quiver Editor. Pink Panthers. Track. Gymnastics. Cheerleadmg Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In aN your ways acknowledge him and he win make your paths straight. Prov. 3:5. 6 Laurie Lee Janet Larson Volleyball. Soccer. NHS, Homecoming '80. German Club. Spiritual Life Committee. Broomball. Pink Panthers. Powder puff, Band And above aH these put on love which binds everything together in perfect harmony. And let the peace ol Christ rule In your hearts, to which indeed you were called in the one body. Col. 3:14. 15 Melisa Laws Choir. Drill Team. NHS. Pink Panthers. Publications. Sno Daze In my heart is the seed of the tree which wilt be me Nourished by understanding, warmed by friends, ted by loved ones, matured by wisdom, tempered by tears Leonard Nimoy Steven LeVahn Football. Singers. Publications — Head Photographer My friends are my future, my friends are my past. Who can stand alone and think of all the times to come and the times past, and all the memories you can hold, and who can ever express the thanks we feel to ou friends. Homecoming '80. J.B., Soccer. Pink Panthers. Soccer Manager. Broombail Together we are strong. — ecc. Jane Lodien NHS. Student Council. Varsity Band Hope is a commitment, a willingness to sacrifice immediate gain tor higher goals, hope is the ability to keep your eye on possibility in the face of adversity. — David Gerrotd Richard Malmsten Fiona Lindsay Volleyball. Soccer. Soccer Manager. Homecoming '80. Pink Panthers. Broombatl. German Club. Powder Puff The Lord is good: his love is eternal and his faithfulness lasts forever — Psalm 100:5 Christopher Lund Soccer. Track. Concert 8and. Band Tour. Orchestra. Basketball. Tennis Capt.. Homecoming '80. Broombail. Stage Band. Spanish Club. Swedish CkJb. Spiritual Life Committee Whatever you do. do your work heartily as for the Lord rather than for men. Col. 3:23 Bradley Markson Soccer, Ski Club. Wrestling, Broombail Therefore don't be anxious about tomorrow, tor tomorrow will be anxious for itself L et the days trouble be sufficient tor the day. — Matt. 6:34 Stacey Martin SoftbaH. David and Lisa. Pink Panthers ' 'The pursuit of God will set you free even it you never catch up with him. Todd Martin NHS. German Club. Pink Panthers Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. - Col. 3:2 Darla Miller Ann Midthun VoBeybaii. Soccer. Tennis Capt.. Gymnastics. Ski Club. Broombail. French Club. Homecoming — 80. Pink Panthers. Choir. Sno-Daze. Hockey Stats Friends. I wHI remember you. think of you. pray for you And when another day is through. I'H stilt be friends with you Kara Mjorud Track. Cheerleadmg. Soccer. French Club. Pmk Panthers. Powder Puff. Homecoming '80. Homecoming Queen The Lord «S my strength and my shield, in him my heart trusts, so I am helped, and my heart exalts, and with my song I give thanks to him. — Psalms 28:7 91 Football. Track. Broomball. Singers Steven Morrison Football. Golf — Captain. Broomball. Ski Ctub. Ski Team. Homecoming '80 And through it all. I stood tall and did it MY WAY' I chewed it up and spit it out and did it MY WAY Michael Murphy Ann Moog Concert Band The thing that I wilt undoubtedly remember about M A tor the rest ot my life is the trouble that everyone had m pronouncing my last name. Thomas Mundt Computer Club. Football. Broomball. JB. Sno Dazo. Concert Band. Stage Band. Mega Club. Pep Band, Ski Club. Spiritual Life Committee We can say without suspicion ot overstatement that without repentance it is in any case doubttul it we can survive Alexander Solzenistsyn Walter E. Nachtigall III Footbal. Soccer. Ski C3uC. Mountain Cfamtxng Tnp to Wyoming. Homecoming ‘SO. Antler Staff. Oliver Staff. Photography Ckib. Broomball, Singers. Physics Ckib. G«ts Soccer Coach 1 want to face death yet st� see the strands that save my He cabins .. raids ... summons . . Ponutos .. T. Flush... P.K’s gun safety .. Jamaica . Colorado ... Bonnevme .. Door County .. Omnibus .. Hopkins FooibaH thanx Guido ... This Heres Buckshot r... losing cops ...To my great tnends and the many memories .. thanx... Pink Panthers. NHS. Spanish Club. Sno Daze Kathleen Nelson Soccer. Track — Captain. Cross Country. Cheer leading. Broomball. Pink Panthers. Spanish Club. Ski Club Rejoice in your hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. Rom. 12:12 Debbie Nodolt Jon Nelson Soccer. Tennts. Homecoming ‘80. Homecoming Royalty. Singers. Broomball. NHS Don't be anxious about anything but by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace ot God. which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and mmds in Christ Phil. 4:6. 7 Linda Nelson Volleyball. Girts Soccer. Ski Club. Homecoming '80. Concert Band. Singers. German Club. NHS. Pmk Panthers. Orchestra. Stage Band I am sure that neither death, nor life ... not things present, nor things to come ... nor anything else in aH creation, is able to separate u$ from the love ot God in Christ Jesus our Lord. John Nordwall Bngadoon. Homecoming '80 J.B . NHS. Singers The scared hands, the na. pierced brow, the tear marker face — these are the marks o love which pass al understanding Orchestra. Choir am glad I came to Minnehaha this year, and met art my new triends. Friends and fotkmusic. that's life! Erika Ohlsen Ski Club. French Club. Pink Panthers. David and Lisa. NHS. Homecoming ’80. Hockey Stats. Linda Olson David Odde Brigadoon. Orchestra. German Club. Soccer. Basketball — Captain. NHS. Homecoming ■80 Respect everyone, tear no one. John R. Wooden David Olson GoM. Football. Homecoming ’80. Broom ball. Sno Daze Time is the true test of friendship. Scott Olson Broomball, Ski Club Soccer. German Club. Student Council. Bngadoon. Homecoming ’80. MBV. Boys' State The man who tights tor hts ideals is the man who is alwe. Cervantes Peter Ostenby a- .— NHS David Owen Robert Osborne Soccer. Football. Wrestling. Computer Club. Blue Aard-varks. Spanish CkJb. Ski Club. Broomball Trust in the Lord with alt your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In aH your ways acknowledge Him. and He writ make your paths straight. Prov. 3:5. 6 David Ousdigian Football. Wrestling. Baseball. Singers. Blue Aardvarks. German Club. M Club. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Homecoming '80. Broomball David Palmquist Golf. Hockey. Homecoming •80 Thanks for all the memories and thanks tor helping to bring God into my life and keeping Him there. Concert Band. Quiver Staff, Antler Staff. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Aardvarks. Homecoming '80. Sno-Dazo. Broomban. Pep Band. German Club. Trip to Spam I have fought the good tight. I have finished the race. I have kept the faith and now the time has come for me to rest. — II Tim. 4:7 John Parsch Ski Club. Spanish Club Looking back. I can say that I'm gaid I've come this way. there's no doubt, that I've got more than I've ever had before. — Phil Keaggy Nathan Pederson Chad Parrish Soccer. Hockey Theparty's over Journey David Patz Baseball. Broombail. Champions. Homecoming '80. Cro-quot. A V Aide. Adventure's Club. Ski Club. Blue Aardvarks I shouted out 'who shot the Kennedy's' when after all it was you and me. — Rolling Stones LL . Cynthia Peterson Smgers Secretary. Orchestra. Bngadoon. Sound of Music. Homecoming '80. French Club. Swedish Club. NHS. Pink Panthers. French Contest '78-81 For everyone to whom much is given, from him much will be required: and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more. — Lk 12:48 SOLI DEO GLORIA!! 94 Dean Peterson Todd Reasland German Club. Computer Club. Minnesota Business Venture The ways of the world have gotten us nowhere. It's time to take on new traditions, we need to dump off our ideas, which obviously haven't worked. and turn control over to God — Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo Kurt Rosselit Football. Wrestling. Track. Broombail. Homecoming '80. M-Club. German Club. A.V.. Aardvarks. Computer Club. Ski Club. Pep Band. Concert Band For six years at the Academy. I have grown physically, mentally and most important spiritually. I thank the Lord for Minnehaha, in helping me prepare for the road of iff which lies ahead. Broom ban. Homecoming ’80. M Club. A V.. Aardvarks. Quiver Stall. Antler Stall. Cross Country — captain. Track — captain Success hes not in being the best, but in dotng your best Peter Routs Reverence tor God gives a man deep strength: his children have a place ot refuge and security. Prov. 14:26 Thomas Schmidt Carrie Roth Sound ot Music. David and Lisa. Basketball. Cheerloadmg. Pink Panthers. Spiritual Life Committee. Sno Daze. French Club. Singers I thank my God in all my remembrance of you. always in every prayer ot mine tor you all making my prayer with joy. thankful tor your partnership from the first day until now. Phil 1:3-5 Kurt Schellenberg Football. Hockey. German Club. French Club Girls Soccer. Powder Puff Soccer. Pink Panthers. Homecoming '80. Trip to France. French Club. Broomball If you don't know where you're going you wiH probably end up some where else. Charlotte Seitz I don't know how I made it through the year, but it was my best. Jeffrey Siewert James Schulte Football. Singers. Homecoming '80. Broomball. The Crew It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was an age ot wisdom, it was an age of foolishness. Charles Dickens Timothy Shaffett Basketball — Captain. Foot-baa. Tennis. Spanish Club. Swedish Club. Antler Staff. Quiver Staff. Aardvarks. Concert Band. Pep Band. Broomball. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Souls are like athletes that need opponents to push them to their fullest extent in order to achieve their greatest potential. Mary Schons NHS. Volleyball. Girls Soccer, German Club. Pmk Panthers. Powder Puff Soccer. Trip to Germany. Girls Soccer Manager. Broomball I know that you'll always be with us. Lord That you'll suffer when we suffer, be happy when we're happy, and love when we love. Jon Skibbe Student Body President. Concert Band. Stage Band. Pep Band. Aardvarks. Golf. Croquet. Broomball. Antigone. Megaphone Club. Ski Club. Homecoming '80. Sno Daze Einstein failed high school. Ski Team. Baseball. Aardvarks, Freshman Class President. Hockey. Broomball. Ski Club. Homecoming ’80 Yesterday has past Tomorrow has not yet come. So frve today.” Timothy Sonmore Homeconung ’80. NHS. German Club. Wrestling. Football. Spiritual Lite Committee. Student Council. Quiver Stall. David and Lisa. Varsity Band. Swedish Club. Hebrew Club Education is hanging around until you've caught on Robert Frost Philip Swanson Eric Skoglund Aardvarks. Broomball Champions. A.V. Aide. Croquot. Ski Club. Adventurers Club. Bngadoon. You can't always get what you want, but if you try some time you just might find you get what you need. Rolling Stones Sonja Sunde Class Ollicor. Sound of Music. Swedish Club. Pink Panthers. Broomball To have a friend, you must first be a friend. Kathryn Swenson Volleyball. Soccer. Band. German Club. NHS. Orchestra. Student Council. Powderputt, Pink Panthers. Homecoming ’80. Homecoming Court ‘81 I have known to them thy name, and I will make it known, that the love with which thou hast loved me may be in them and I in them. — John 17:26 German Club. Croquet. Varsity Band. Aardvarks Education is only reaching a child how to talk and then how to keep quiet. David TenCate Girls Soccer. Soccer Manager. Pink Panthers. Powder Putt Soccer. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Broomball Don't let anything worry you or cause you pain. You are not going to be young very long. Ecc 11:10 Heather Thorpe Jennifer Talsma German Club Life is not measured by its length, but by its depth — Lewis Nickerson Connie Thimeli Homecoming 80. German Club. Concert Band. Orchestra For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Phil. 1:21 Jonathan Tjornhom Singers. Concert Band. Diary of Anne Frank. J.B.. Brigadoon. Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thansgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God. which surpasses all comprehension, shall guard your hearts and minds In Christ Jesus. Phil. 4:6. 7 96 Soccer. Volleyball. Pink Panthers. German Club. Broom-ball. Powder Puff. Ski Club. Mixed Choir. Spiritual Life Committee The secret o( tile s enjoying the passage ot time. James Taylor Tami Trones Spanish Club. Spanish Aide. Library Aide. NHS When wilt our country learn that to hve by the sword is to perish by the sword? t pray that with the price he paid — his Ute — he mil make room in people's hearts for love, not hate. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis on the death of Martin Luther King James Vogt Jeffrey Toenges John Vessey German Club. NHS. Tennis. Soccer. A V. Aid. MA Gorman ExchangeProgram. Photography Club Trust the Lord completety; don't ever trust yourself In everything you do. put God first, and He wiH direct you and crown your efforts with success Prov. 3:5. 6 John Wallinga Football — Captam, Golf. German Club. Trip to Germany. The Crew Thanks Mom and Dad. get a haircut Gregory Wegwerth Hockey. Baseball. Aardvarks I would just like to say that this is a great school. I am glad I came here my senior year. I have to say it's been real. Bret Young Kris Wegieitner God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change, courage to change the things can. and the wisdom to know the difference... Thanks mom and dad Nanette Wesenberg Tennis. Girls Soccer. Concert Band. Homecoming '80. Pink Panthers. Powder Puff Soccer. French Club. Orchestra It is only with the heart that one sees rightly. What is essential. is invisible to the eyes St. Exupery 97 SENIOR MEMO CO UJ 5 Ma ... Blaaah ... good answer . . . SAT ACT ... nippers .. . Jon and Linda . .. Shuttle bus to South ... Facing your Leafblad ... get those puppies in ... Gary’s perm ... “Paul Harvey page two” ... Sadie ... Pink Panthers ... Blue Aardvarks . .. Arrowhead ... “The Boss” ... “Bye Bye ’82” ... “goodnight” ... soccer trips to Duluth .. . Spirit Mountain . . . T. Ping ... throb ... S.A. ... german skits ... Mr. Plasch .. . Botany projects ... Homecoming practices .. . Rabbi ... convo’s ... Skibbe’s “Stripes” and diarrhea speech ... mad dog ... Kim’s parties ... J.H.’s nose ... Biff and Happy ... bike trips ... substantiate ... “face” ... mini quizzes ... geek ... B.P.'s nephew ... Karen and Juli (one person) . .. J.H. ski trip to Welch ... supply and demand ... Stumpy ... Spike ... Channel 9 croquet team coverage . . . Harvey’s jokes ... jelly belly ... Mr. Mo. ... A.M.’s purple boots ... Don’s dance ... the preps ... punkers ... kidnapped on birthdays ... Zupferomics ... “stop, stop!” ... late night term papers ... scruffies ... parties at Butch’s ... Kris Kringles ... soccer team going to state ... green M M’s ... car chase with L.O.’s dad ... singers ... paddington bears ... young life ... missing the bus ... “Ostenby” ... twinkies ... JS ... the streaker ... “awesome” ... yoda ... Band tour... Singers tour ... leave it to beaver ... Mac and Don’s ... in love with G.J. ... Mr. M’s zipper ... bullfrogs and butterflies ... college applications ... beards ... finals ... college men ... senior hall .. . senioritis ... hockey games ... thunder ... “take off” ... drivers ed ... homecoming parade ... Mack Gmur... homework!... 98 Seniors Jim Rockford P.l. ... Bo 10 River Road rally .. . LNL Retreats . .. Docksiders . .. King Tut Taylors Falls ... Fletcher ... 3 snow days ... video games ... Valentine’s Day carnations ... Mrs. Shelso .. . assassin . . . Phil Nell... Florida . .. the Fru .. . 3rd hour... “Go T.A., Go!” ... slap, slap, slap .. . Hugo’s B.D. .. . Mountain Climbing ... Schulte’s MEA ... bus driver Bob ... “Gordie” ... Andy “NHS is my life” Baukol ... tailgating ... Burt’s gymnastics ... winning football season .. . daily and diligently ... Gordy’s groovy stoppers . .. izod craze ... football showers . . . broomball .. .Trixie and Dixie ... nuke the gators ... ripple tanks ... na, na, na, na ... whirlpool at Welch ... vocab quizzes . . . chickenomics . . . cheerleading ... tryouts ... outski ... fire alarm at Howard Johnsons ... K.B.’s “goll” ... “schone Beine” ... Advanced Foods ... sunflower seeds ... Rocky Horror ... Walter’s disco ... Sioux City — yeah! .. . T. Ping B.N.’s at 3:00 in the morning . . . T. Ping the wrong house ... Fryhling’s Bibleclass ... rollerskating ... Uncle Willy ... parent conferences ... spirit cars ... Ma’s office parties ... K.H.’s wisdom in ethics ... BYU ... Toot ... Pontillos ... Homecoming in the rain . .. “ffft” ... WCCO — NO SCHOOL ... Bruce Springsteen ... Frosty’s funeral... Mr. Opel as Santa ... four new arrowheads ... Benjamin and Nachtigall survey ... rim ... Mrs. Albie’s go-go boots... B-day bears ... The Rolling Stones ... Door Co. with the boys... Gon-zo ... Ann and Craig ... Yah ... 4th hour english having personality ... Macbeeeth ... Selma, Buns and Pickles three muskateers ... M.B. and J.K.’s camouflage outfits . . . Wild and Crazy . . . T.S.’s spray on hair... T.E.’s “ballet dance” in the Tribune . .. Christopher Atkins ... homecoming parties... Seniors 99 Andrea Arones Joy Backer Jennifer Bakke Jim Bear Susan Behning Timothy Belval I knew these buses were good for something. Sharon Birkebak Trent Blomquist Daniel Bobeldyk Robin Bottiger Jeanne is going, going, going, gone! Douglas Braithwaite DeeDee Brown Anne Bunde Timothy Buroker Kelli Carle David Carlson Jonathan Carlson James Chesser David Clark Janell Colley Tamra Cross Daniel Cummings Jonathan Davis Juniors 101 James Erickson Kara Erickson Sharon Fast Jonathan Fenton Paul Freedland Dale Fruehauf Nicole Fulgency Dana Fyten David Geary Paul takes advantage of the new study area Kristi spruces up. David Gilbertson Elizabeth Glew Traci Gordon 102 JuntOfS 1 Juliane Green Jillayne Griepp Dennis Guldseth Robin is attentive, as usual Eric Hansen Brad Hanson Robert Hart Steven Hartig Joanna Hartwig Paul Hartzell Patricia Hay John Held Ann Helseth Elizabeth Holmgren Kathryn Holum Janet Hedlund Juniors 103 Steven Hyde Lawrence Jaehnert Donna Jagt Kirk Jensen Gary Johnson Joy Johnson 104 Juntors Kent pondering the next soccer game Ronald Larson Peter Lindahl Dana Lindgren Junwxs 105 Lisa Nelson Mark Nelson Sandra Nelson Vicki Nelson Julianna Newstrom Tom Nielsen Jon showing off his beautiful legs Paul O’Connor Jean Olfelt Karen Olseth 106 Juniors Darren enjoying his •'expensive'' lunch Roslyn Paterson Barbara Patterson Brian Peterson Drew Peterson Kore Peterson Elizabeth Powell Donna Pugh Barton Regehr Nathan Richman Jeanne Rikkers Rebecca Riley Kurt Rosdahl Vicki Ruud Kevin Sawatsky Kristi Settergren Juniors 107 Robin Stensby Jane Sullivan Lynn Teslow Ann Thimell Jill Thomas Michael Torkelson John uses his long legs to his advantage Daniel Veldt Denise Veldt James Verdoorn 108 Junkxs 'JL + Sue and Jon watching the game Kent gives his speech Robert Wilson Eileen Eggebrecht Robin Stahl Soren, the Dane, doing his English Tfffffft... Civil War. Presentation ... GAF ... Rick The Jam ... Stevens ... Circle Peddler... The B — Boys ... Larry’s Bird Heads ... Fweeters Squirrel Heads ... Homecoming ... Pink Panthers ... Blue Aardvarks ... Sadie ... Lettering in a sport ... A winning football season ... Lindmarks Parachute jump ... Harvey Lundins jokes ... Good Night! ... Woo ... Broomball ... Obeying the speed limit on Edmund Blvd. ... Below the monkey score ... mini quiz, shuttle bus ... J.S.A.S. ... Mark Umholtz ... Birk and Bun ... Rabbi ... Mrs. B ... purple crayons ... the day we skipped ... the day we got caught... seriously ... Pontillos... Homecoming at Johnny Piffers ... nice day ... ragged underwear... State soccer ... Catawba juice ... Heartwink ... Lock in ... TPing Kennedy ... getting caught ... scenery number one .... Please, please take me to a movie... Mini quiz... today? ... Junkxs 109 Jill and Heather ponder life's little problems Julie Anderson Karen Anderson Philip Anderson Becky studies nature for her art drawing Kimberly Aamont Daniel Albinson Valerie Andersen Wayne Anderson John Arndt Douglas Arvold Robert Bakke Charis Barks Maren Batalden Timothy Batdorf Russell Beaver William Becker Nancy Becklund Peter Beckman Kjersti Benson Sarah Bullard Nils Bunde Weesa Burke Elizabeth Campbell Christi Cardenas Terrell Carr Kiel Christianson Lisa Carlson Lisa Clark Pam waited all morning for that sandwich Caroline Cochran Kelly Coolbroth Pamela Cradit Does Matt really know what he's doing? Sophomores ill Peter Dynduik John Engstrom Gail Erickson Julie Ernst Doreen Fehr Tiffany Finnamore Kenneth Friberg Jonathan Fuglestad Katherine Gamble Mary Gilbertson Michael Fernande? Troy Greely 112 Sophomores David Hellickson Tara Hill Sandra Hiller Bradley Hanson Bryan Hanson James Harrison Kari tells Mr. Dahl the answer Gregory Hjelmstad James Holmes Philip Holmes Lisa Hoo Joel Johnson Steven Johnson Stephen looks determined to do it right Sophomores 113 Sandi dreams as teacher lectures Gregory Larson Steven Krahn Mia LaBerge Marc Larson Robert Lee Sarah Koelz Melanie Levy Rebecca Lindmark Ann Lone Sam Long Daniel Luchsinger Cassie Lund 114 Sophomores Sandi Malmsten Lynne Marek Stephen Martin Timothy Matson Kevin Mattson Dawn McClelland Nils prepares for Homecoming game Mary Mertens Steven Meyer Adora Michels Sophomores 115 Pamela Nelson Tuan Nguyen Lori Norberg Appreciating nature with Mr. Olson Henrik Nordstrom Katie Norris Adam Nyenhuis Beth Olfelt Jay Olson Shelley Olson Trudy Ophaug Bradley Oren Chi Hum Paik John Parod Brian Parrish Kristin Parsch 116 Sopbonwes Laurie Schlossberg Jeffrey Schmitz Aaron Seymour Ardeth Seymour Valerie Sjovall Kevin Slater Working in the biology databook Greg Peterson Brian Ross Weesa paging through the card catalog Kari Rosselit Peter Ramgren Matthew Roy Lisa Pavlicek Janet Rindels William Pitt Ronald Renstrom Eric Rekstad Kimberly Sawatsky m Annette Ryks Sophomores 117 Kirsten Swanson Martha Swanson Susan Swanson Uncle Willy reads them a story. Holly Szczech KariTeslow Jane Thomas Angie Tornquist Ann Vessey Karen Westgard 118 Sophonwes Reid Westrem Daniel Wilkening Michele Zajac Karen Morris ... Mme Defarge ... Guadalaharry's ... Fuschia Pink ... Shuffleboard ... Badminton ... Take me now ... sin and cosin ... Mercenaries are the only way” ... What’s the stuff in an amoeba? ... mold gardens... oh die young ... we do have SPIRIT ... 14 people under 3 blankets... at homecoming ... Gewesen bist ... CIAO ... Alan Swinford... Spies in the night The class of 1984 has always been a close group. We have shown school spirit in many ways. Our year started off by going to a Gopher game followed by a picnic at Minnehaha Park. Cheering at the soccer tournament also brought us together as a class. As the year progressed the activities the sophomores were involved in strengthened, bonded and kept us close to each other. Sophomores 119 Stephanie Abbott Nathan Almquist David Anderson Karri Anderson Kristin Aamot m Jaqueline Attleson Brian Aycock John Baltes Amy Bearden Andrew Borgstrom Thomas Birkelanr Juliet Bosley Tracy Bottiger Brian Bowman Jennifer Brauer Sarah Breckenridge Kristine Brutsmar Lisa Carlson Charles Carpenter John Clarey Liesl Crichton Jason Crocker Frederick Dawe Kim Dinh Joseph Doran Andrew Dorsey Patrick Dougan Julie Durr John Eelkema Freshmen 121 Sarah Fuglestad Anne Gamble Kristen Gardner Lee Gemlich John Gislason Kristin Greener David Gustafson Sarah Glew Birgette Haagenson Kelli Greener Peter Glanville Tami Haltli 122 Freshmen Murray Harrison Karyn Hill Kathy Hausmann John Holmberg Theodore Hauser Sarah Helseth John Hyde Daniel Hamre Mark Hiegel Richard Hofstad Heidi Holmquist Laura Jacobsen i Ann Jaehnert Kurt Jaskowiak Charlotte Johnson Daniel Johnson Erick Johnson Freshmen 123 Gregory Kangas Angela Kellett Leslee King Pauline Kinson Julie Kistler Thomas Kleven Eric Knobel Dean Krumpelmann Dieter Krumpelmann Christopher Larson Maren Larson Mark Larson 124 Freshmen Lisa Lundin Dawn Lundmark Kurt Lyslo Daryl MacLean Kevin Magnuson Valerie McKay Freshmen 125 Jill Nelson Julie Nelson Pamela Nordwall Rodney Nelson Steven Nielsen Heather Odland Karen Oegema Jennifer Palmquist David Pa rod Tom Parramore JeAnne Pederson Jeffery Olson Kathryn Olson Karen Ondercin Ethan Osland Susan Pierson Julie Pope 126 Freshmen Stephen Rozeboom Paul Schons V Stephen Ryding Paige Sewall Mark Salisbury Adrian Seymour Anne Seymour Todd Roebken Jackie Saunders Sandra Shibrowski Suzanne Roy Steven Schmitz William Shirley Freshmen 127 Aandraya Stafford Ethan Stanley Kristin Stegmeir Heidi Stensby Ariane Smith Connie Sollie Andrew Sterling Geoffrey Stewart Mark Sullivan Mary Sullivan Peter Tamte Michael TenCate 120 Freshmen John Wiberg Freshman year is hard because of all the new people coming in. We have to work toward a class togetherness, class spirit. We have learned a lot about making friends and reaching out to others over this year. This is reflected in how we treat each other in the classrooms, such as Bible and Freshman English which we all have to take. It is also clearly reflected in our sports, such as JV Football, soccer and volleyball. Douglas Wilde Mark Wilkening Liseann Wright Thomas Wright Freshmen 129 Andrea Amey Lee Aldrich Brian Alnes Jennifer Anderson John Anderson Kama Anderson KarlaBartz Sonja Batalden Theodore Beale Mark Andersen Brian Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Stephen Anderson Annette Attleson Jenni Bakos Daniel Benson Virginia Berggren Elizabeth Binner Artistic Anthony Concentrating Kim Kimberly Carle Jason Carlson Kristen Carlson Kathryn Carr Slate Carroll Christine Cooper Douglas Cross Maggy Dallin Rex Dalzell Christopher Dorsey Lory Drummond Jeffrey Engelking Studious Sarah Terrific Trumpeters Eighth Grade 131 Karen England Matthew Englund Paul Engstrom Lorena Erickson Susan Erickson John Geerdes Bret Gemlich Karen Goldsmith Elliot Graham Eric Greener Thomas Griffin Valerie Gronlund Fabulous French Horn Players Quick-headed Kim 132 Etgftth Grade Brian Hanson Lara Harms Darcy Johnson Edward Johnson Joel Kamp William Karges Curious Chris Randy Helmel Jeffrey Hoekstra Kari Holm Stephanie Hubers Gregg Johnson Gregory Johnson Julene Johnson Sally Johnson Gene Kath Alex Kauls John Keena Ruth Keene Fantastic Flautists Eighth Grade 133 Cynthia Kelby Sally Klingl Susan Koelz Amy Krueger Amy Larson Michael Larson Michelle Larson Peter Larson Julie LaRue Michelle Lee Mark Lehman Erik Linner Kimberly Lokhorst Gregory Lundquist Michael Manhard Elizabeth Marinos Tonia McKay Peter Meyer Longing to get home Lee Virtuoso Violinists 134 Eighth Grade Allan Michael Douglas Miller Kevin Nelson Mark Nelson Jon Olseth Kevin Ousdigian Magnificent Maggie Gina Mjorud Brian Molzahn Steven Nordwall Robert North John O’Brien Mary Ann O’Connor Valerie Parry Carol Patterson Joseph Pavlicek Emily Pederson Kathryn Morstad Paul Neal Exuberant Eric and Rex Eighth Grade 135 Brian Pellot Clark Peterson Sarah Peterson Robert Posavad Jeffrey Price Mary Pulscher Robert §alovich Jeffrey Sando David Schrag Kris Schumacher David Sidhom Dawn Sollie 136 Eighth Grade Jeffrey Sorensen Ned Wesenberg Kathleen Sowles Nina Wesenberg Christo Stavrou Jason Trebilcock Jonathan White Curtis Stienstra Peggy Whithead David Surver Blake VanderMeeden Nathan Wicklund Eric Swanson Thomas VanDeWalker South Campus Pep Club Eighth Grade 137 NTH GRADE SEVENT Richard Anderson Stephanie Anderson Kristin wonders if 8th grade will be any easier. Taunya Barington Kathie Battle Shelly takes a break Michael Becklund Carrie Beckman Ann Benjamin Molly Brennaman Donald Brisco Nicola Brown Mark Bruce Anne Bruss Matthew Carothers Benjamin Carpenter Kelly wonders about science Amber Carroll Kyle Cool broth Ted Cornelius Kristi likes life at the south campus Charles Cornell Laurel Crewe David Dahlberg Amie Davis Janey Davis Seventh Giade 139 Mary poses for her fellow art students Brian concentrates on art also Anthony Esnough Karlyn Erickson Tessa Fenstad Ginger Graham John Green Erin Greener Brian Gruber Hope Emerson Thomas Erickson Casey Franklin l Clay Gordon Karin Haglund 140 Seventh Grade Elise Hempel John Hinz Jennifer Hoogwerf Jean Johnson Kevin Hill Kara stashes her goods Amy Hustad David Ivance Carolyn Jaehnert Brian Johnson Kyle Johnson Sean Kavaney Patrick Kelly Mark Kluznik-Ashley Seventh Grade 141 Minnesota's next state champions Nadine Larose Elliot Larson David Lokhorst Kara Magnuson Jeffrey Loso Christine Meyers Elissa Lund Michele Miller Rachel Lunde Pamela Mockenhaupt Stephen Lysen Michael Moeller Ryan Mortenson Karen Nagel Rick is too hungry to pay attention Beth Nelson Megan Newstrom Gretchen Noble Molly thinks about her answer Jason Noble Jennifer Nyhuis Thomas Odde Kristin Olson Amy Parod Seventh Grade 143 Beth forgets to put it on her locker first Schawn Powell James Rikkers Betsy shares lunch with friends Cherise Regehr Gregg Salisbury Brian Sieck Lisa Roloff Mark Schrag Jill Rozeboom Jason Sack Angela Schriber Todd Sewall Christopher Pope Daniel Ringold Jonathan Scharlau Sandra Siewert 144 Seventh Grade Ryan Skanse James Smith Daphne Skoglund Kristin Smith Gregory Steiner Timothy Sudeith Julie Stevenson Kristine Swenson Daniel Stewart Kristi Tamte Seventh Grade 145 Scott Tobak Vicki Turnquist Eric Vogen Rick Waldon Karen Wallace Mark Wanous Matthew Watson Laurel Weiss Rebecca Wellumson Jon Wantzel 146 Seventh Grade Christine Anderson Kristen Arden Todd Carlson Jonas Cutler Karin Gislason Brent Hanson Jennifer Hopeman Sally Jacobson Mia Haselow Todd concentrates on his art. Eric Brandsness Regan Bunn Laurel Edison Cory Cardenas Stephanie Fischer Joseph Deno Tina. Cherie and Heather show the latest in punk dress. Christopher Jensen Erik Johnson Sara Johnson Torrey Johnson Heather Jones Peter Koontz Kevin Legler Kathryn Lindstrom Mark McCary Ann Merriam Stephanie knows the answer Katherine Mortensen David Mundt Chad Nelson Mark enjoys literature, sometimes Tina Morris Charlene Oram 148 Sixth Grade Cherie Rothrock Heather Schmitz Kimberly Schuett Sam Sidhom Christopher Simmons Sandra Sletten Duane Sollie Kurt Taylor Tina loves her work Sara cuts a fine figure Sixth Grade 149 administration adiv Mrs. Arlene Anderson Principal Middle School Craig W. Nelson President Mari Beth Czech Secretary to the President Mrs. June Hainlen Secretary to the Principal Middle School Mr. Paul Norby Admissions Coordinator Upper School Assistant Principal Mr. Kenneth Greener Principal Upper School Mrs. Donna Hallsten Secretary to the Principal and Assistant Principal Upper School Admmislratton 150 Sandi Hansen Secretary to the Plant Manager Mrs. Carolyn Nelson Secretary to the Director of Development Sonja Anderson Clerical Staff. Office of Development Administration 151 Kenneth Anderson Athletic Director Dr. Paul Hedlund Assistant to the President Financial Matters Harlan Hanson Transportation Manager Mrs. Theresa Lund Receptionist — Upper School, Mrs. Mechthild-Lindsay Registrar. Secretary to the Counselors. Renae Halvorson Bookkeeper Mrs. Virginia Solvang Attendance Office Mr. Clifford Vennerstrom Middle School Counselor Miss Susan Morgan Upper School Counselor Mrs. Nancy Strathman Receptionist Middle School Mr. Wendell Carlson Upper School Counselor 152 Administration Sitting left to right) Mr. Robert Sloan. Dr. Gerald Rosedahl. Mr. Sheldon Peterson. Dr. Richard Sletten. Mr. Thoedore Erickson. Mr. Kenneth Wahlberg. Standing left to right front row) Rev. Thomas Anderson. Mr. David Abrahamson, Mr. Robert Lokhorst. Mr. James Harrison. Mr. Lloyd Melvie. Mr. Cecil Schmidt. Standing left to right back row) Mr. David Olson. Mr. David Kelby. Rev. Craig Nelson. Mr. Douglas Johnson Terri Lee Johnson. Judy R Buer. Stanley R. Henderson. Eugene Bristol. Linda White. Louise Dalquist Administration 153 ENGLISH Barb Olson — Senior English. Sophmore English Tracey Gilmore — Freshman English. Public Speaking 154 Faculty Janet Johnson — Senior English, Junior English Geraldine DeVries — Freshman English Elaine Ekstedt — Basic Skills. Publications Faculty 155 SOCIAL STUDIES David Glenn — World History, Civics Beverly Zupfer Gary Leafblad Economics, Recent Facing Your Future, American History Social Psychology Janies Erickson — Area Studies. Civil War 156 Faculty SACRED STUDIES Rev. Paul Johnson New Testament Studies Chaplain Clifford Peterson 7th and 8th grade Bible SCIENCE Rev. Paul Swanson Foundations in Faith. Psalms. Ethics Greg Kuntz Gordon Olson Willis Olson Michael Stoffel 7th grade Life Science Chemistry. Physics Biology 8th grade Earth Science Faculty 157 MATH Martha Muellner — Algebra. Personal Math Brian Peterman — Algebra. Enriched Algebra Dorothy Anderson Ellen Hastings 7th and 8th grade math Geometry. Analysis Harvey Lundin — Higher Algebra. Enriched Geometry. Advanced math Ted Malmsten Bonnie Peterson 7th and 8th grade math Enriched Algebra. Higher Algebra Trig 158 Facuiiy PHY-ED Mary Carlson William Carlson Bruce Hendrickson Julia Styrlund PRACTICAL ARTS I'.ottewii Evelyn Swanson Joyce Johnson Computer Science. Notetaking. Typing Typing Accounting James Erickson Robert Holte Charlotte Westerdahl Woods. Small Gas Engines Drafting Home Economics Faculty 159 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Kathy Frank Judy Johannessen Swedish French Deborah Hillar — Spanish J Guido Kaul8 Bernd Wischhofer German German aide Marcus Furrer — German aide Phil Nell German Aide Cecile Virlouuet French aide Inger Kirstine Jensen — Swedish aide 160 Faculty FINE ARTS Harry Opel Singers. Choir. Chorus Music Theory Jon Larson Concert band. Varsity band. Concert orchestra Paul Isaac 7th and 8th grade band 9th grade band Steve Carley Middle School art Gerald Nordstrom Upper School art Karen Wald 6. 7. 8 grade choirs LIBRARY STAFF Renee Hanson Beverly Thimell Ruth Francis Librarian Upper School assistant Middle School assistant Faculty 161 6TH GRADE COOKS Beth Anderson 6th grade Naomi Larson 6th grade Staff UPPER SCHOOL COOKS JoAnne Fischer. Joanne Bakos, Diane Thatcher. MIDDLE SCHOOL COOKS Amy Anensor Gloria Holmen. Ronna Caple. Marlenne Morin Virgil Hanson. Kay Merwin CUSTODIANS Upper School; Above left — Don Lund, Brad Hansen. Bounmy Chanthalangsy Above — Edward Hollerung. Joe Byrne Middle School: Left — Stanley Kne. Rob Holte, Lance Williamson. Dean Roland BUS DRIVERS Bus Drivers: Front Row — Greg Valenty, Dalen Johnson, Tim Johnson, Dave Otte Row 2 — William Trueblood. Peter Rud-quist. Beth Johnson, Jim Thatcher, Brian Zapoy 163 Staff ADDITIONAL STAFF Lance Woodruff — Ice Arena Manager Gretchen Damon Scott Schoolmeesters FACULTY CANDIDS 164 Faculty Faculty 165 ADDING TOGETHER DOUGLAS CORPORATION Name Plates and Decorative Trim of Distinction Since 1933 620 12th Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 336-8911 OOVERtUF milk Makes one proud to be a cohT7. NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE Roseville, Minnesota to meet us. WRITE: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS 168 Advertisements P.O. Box 1267 10,000 Hwy. 55W. Minneapolis, Minn. 55440 Heavy and General Contractors Congratulations Seniors and Minnehaha Academy S. J. GROVES AND SONS COMPANY Advertisements 169 Arthur B. Johnson ABJ ENTERPRISES, INC. General Contractors Commercial • Industrial • Remodeling 464 Second Street Box 435 Excelsior, Minnesota 55331 612 474-5941 Home: 443-2281 Congratulations Class of ’82 1 1 LeVahn s Associates. Inc. MINNESOTA SCIENTIFIC, INC. 2520 Kennedy Street N.E. iNCORPORAtto Minneapolis. Minnesota 55413 Scientific Instruments 2520 KENNEDY ST. N.E. . MINNEAPOLIS. MN. 55413 Specialty Surgical Instruments 170 Advertisements YOU DONT PUNCH OUT WHEN YOU GRADUATE. YOU PUNCH IN. You've worked hard during your years m school Term papers m the middle of the mghf Fierce competition on the athletic field Classes you had to take even though you didm want to The ups and downs of personal relationships Its a mixture of laughs and tears, smiles and sweat Wouldn't it be nice to just lie back and enjoy life? To just sort of 'punch out fora while? But that's not GodS plan for any of us And we all know it M?Vebeen called to 'fight the good fight' To share His love with a hurting hungry, pleading world Pretty soon this whole mess we call 'Planet Earth' is going to be in your hands It'll all be up to you The good news is. you’re not on your own He cares And we care VW-'re going to be praying for you M?7e going to pray that God will gtve you all you need to do your best for Him For others For yourself God bless you WORLD WIDE PICTURES 1201 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55403 IMSisrs JOKI «� sfCtlOMSOr HIMOVt NO lONW® AtONf TK MO JG PlACE Advertisements 171 1982 Graduate When you began at Minnehaha it was a much smaller school. During the years you have been here it has doubled in the size of its facilities and gone from 725 to 1000 students. Your positive influence has helped Minnehaha grow. Your Senior year has been exciting — State Tournaments, Band Tour, Singer’s Concerts, snow days, J.S. and Senior dinner. As you leave Minnehaha Academy, I hope you will remember the good times, and the good friends. I hope you will take knowledge and wisdom with you. Above all I hope you will walk with Jesus Christ wherever you go from here. Congratulations to each one of you from your school, Minnehaha Academy. • Craig W. Nelson, President 172 President's Comments 13081 Pilot Knob Road Apple Valley, MN 55124 Phone 881-9187 423-2571 KEN JOHNSON KEITH JOHNSON Trees — Shrubs — Evergreens Complete Landscape Planning and Retaining Walls Congratulations, Linda Nelson and entire class of 1982 Nelson Insurance Brokers Since 1924 Mark W Nelson President 16 A 21 333-5866 too Builders txchange Building. Minneapolis. Advertisements 73 MELO HONEY FARMf RS INSURANCE GROUP Dick Lundmark Agent Non-Smoker Discounts Illinois Farmers Insurance Co. Shelard Tower, Suite 695 Hwy. 12 and Co. 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Denise (108) 51. 72-73 Verdoorn. Jim (108) 42. 58 Vossey. Ann (118) 65. 75 Vossey. John (97) Vogen Eric (146) 71 Vogt. James (97) 188 index TLER STAFF ptiWor-in-chief: Janis Johnson As stant editor: Tom Engstrom Md Photographer' Steve LeVahn W Editor: Peter Konsterlie Advisor: Mrs. Elaine Ekstedt Index: Gwen MoulPJf Advertising: Lori wnshoof Typists: jfchn Parsch. Jean Johnson Contributing photographers: Rob Hakanson. Butch Nachtigall. Bruce Fridinger Staff: Jim Erickson. Jay P’auLHartzell. Mark Lokhorst. Peter Roufs, Tom • Schmidt. Tirr Shaff x Metea La$s—lo n Klasseh. Kevin Sawatsky. Peter Westerdahl Profession Photograph H. Larson Studios Dave Santos Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company Dallas. Texas Representative: Anne Mueller Antler Staff 189 FINISHING TOGETHER “Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened” Matthew 7:7, 8 190 Closing