Arlington Green Isle High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Indian Arlington-Green Isle High School Arlington, Minnesota Co-Editors: Joe Melsha Connie Meyers Bus. Mgrs.: Robert Krebsbach Keith Kroells Advisor: Mrs. Mary Hultgren Rodrigo Andrade Robert Czech Nancy Glisczinski Kristine Grove Jean Kramer Paul Rohde Anne Vener Lisa Bode Denise Dols Tammy Grack Bev Kauffmann Sara Pinske Dana Stoeckman Mary Von Eschen LAND ofA-GI... Zoom in on a rural community, and imagine the variety of people that inhabit it. No doubt you’ll picture Arlington or Green Isle, and the people — you and me. There’s a strong bond in a small town which can be seen through the closeness of the people, especially in the crowded halls of school. You can walk down the corridors any school day and name most, if not all of the people you bump into or see. Recognizing these people at a glance you probably know what kind of a character they are. Teachers influenc- ed through the bonding effect relate to the students and blend in like just another student struggling to learn. Learn- ing is much easier and self-satisfying when you know that the teachers care whether you pass or fail (though that hasn’t been proven yet). You’re not just a name or a number on a piece of paper. After the big games the excitement at Beanies lingers in the atmosphere. Local businessmen and classmates can often be seen shaking one of the player’s hands or giving him or her a pat on the back for a job well done. Weekend activities revolve around fellow classmates, whether it’s cruising the drag, going to the local flick, or traveling to catch a glimpse at Shaw. As most everyone will agree, the land of A-Gl may not be the most exciting town ever known, but it sure is interesting. The beginning of school was a sad time and a happy time. Students were coming back from a summer filled with memories and hopes. School was improved by remodeling the lab and redecorating the gym. A-GI had an enrollment of 395 in grades 7-12 for the 83-84 school year. IT’S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR 395 A-GI HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 1. School stands waiting for the crowds of kids to fill its halls. 2. Amy Brown and Dawn Weinand took advantage of being able to wear shorts to school in the 90 degree + temperatures. 3. The seniors are confused as to where to go after 12 years. 4. Dana Stoeckman gets life guarding instructions from Mr. Pat Baker and Mr. Dan Hislop. 5. Outdoor classes were a familiar sight during the school days of September. 5 6 HOMECOMING CLIMAXES ON FRIDAY WITH CORONATION, GAME AND DANCE Football practice, coronation practice, big-ball game, and rowdie attitudes filled homecoming week with ex- citement. The excitement peaked on Friday with the coronation of the king and queen. Although the Indians lost the football game against the Le Center Wildcats spirit was high throughout the evening. 1. 1983 Homecoming Royalty: Front Row: Steve Czech, Tricia Kloeckl, Chuck Haggenmiller, Julie Sommers, Tim Campbell, Barb Bates. Sitting: Scott Kleist, Jan Pederson. Standing: Tony Kuck, Anne Panning, Joe Melsha, Becky Soeffker, Rodrigo Andrade. Patty O'Brien. Mike Brau, Dawn Weinand, Tony O’Brien. 2. The newly crowned king and queen: Scott Kleist and Jan Pederson. 1. Scott Kleist crowned king. 2. Columbian foreign exchange student Rodrigo Andrade and escort sr. class pres. Connie Meyers. 3. Jan Pederson shows her excitement as she is crowned queen. 4. Candidates ride in the parade. 5. Mascot Jolene Effertz and the cheerleaders start the spirit rolling. 6. Michelle Marquardt and Linnea Schauer sing a duet. 7. Former king and queen and honorary attendants ride in the parade: Matt Von Eschen, Heidi Bates, Connie Meyers, Rodrigo Andrade 7 The 1983 football year started and ended with winning notes. The team reached its highpoint early by pouncing Gaylord-Winthrop and edging out Bird Island in overtime, both of which went on into the state championships. They went on to defeat N-YA and ended the season by soundly trouncing Mankato Loyola to finish with a 4 win — 5 loss record. The senior lead team showed their experience, pride, and determination by going to the wire with many of the Minnesota River Conference foes, which is billed as the toughest football conference in Minnesota. A-GI FOOTBALL ROLLERCOASTS THROUGH SEASON 1. The wear and tear of a football life takes its toll on Scott Kleist’s knee. 2. Tony Kuck conditions himself dur- ing the summer practices. 3. Tony O’Brien and Scott Kleist toss an opponent to the turf. 4 Waterboys and faithful helpers: Pat Vrklan and Barry Mathwig. 9 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: Brian Hartmann, Jack Vener, Dan Weinand, Angelique Lambert, Wayne Schneider, Chuck Haggenmiller, Howard Sickmann, David Lieske, Mark Soeffker, Tony Jones, Barry Mathwig. Row 2: John Traxler, Tim Campbell. Steve Zeigler, Chris Maca, Fred Latzke, Pete Bergner, Paul Trocke, John Noack, Keith Herd, Pete Luskey. Row 3: Coack Dick Milinkovich, Jack Doetkott, Steve Woods, Mark Maeder, Steve Czech, Aaron Van Moorlehem, Keith Kroells, Coach Gary Hultgren, Head Coach Pat Baker. Row 4: Tony Kuck, Tony O’Brien, Mike Kittock, Joe Melsha, Scott Kleist, Doug Seeman, Robert Krebsbach, Paul Cluff, Bob Czech, Mike Brau. 10 SENIOR PLAYERS Front Row: Mike Brau, Scott Kleist, Bob Krebsbach, Doug Seeman, Mike Kittock, Paul Cluff, Bob Czech. Back Row: Tony Kuck, Tony O’Brien, Joe Melsha. CTEAM Front Row: Barry Nagel, Jeff Schmidt, Pat Foley, Rich Moore, Tim Rohde, Pat Kreger, Jeff Ryan, Matt Schauer. Row 2: Mar Kreft, Ron White, Bill Boettcher, Dan Buck, Shawn Battcher, Todd Olson, Darrin Stoeckman, Eric Bates, Scott Beneke. Scott Zeiher, Chuch Rubright, Tim Kemp. Row 3: Coach Mike Vrklan, Bill Heimkes, Dave Hultgren, Joel Hen- drycks, Jeff Dorweiler, Mike Weinand, Darren Cain, John Kreft, John Brown, Corey Streich, Jim Kreft, Matt Wendt. Troy Koester, Coach Larry Rewerts. 11 A-GI SPIKERS VIE FOR DISTRICT TITLE Volleyball requires a high-level of coordination and ability which many girls find very rewarding. This year’s team had a great deal of rebuilding to do. After losing nine seniors, Mr. Don Sauter was able to pick from over eighty girls a team that placed 4th in Conference play. During District play, the sixth-rated Indians, knocked off third-rated Nicollet, second-rated Henderson, and bowed to first-rated Gaylord for the District title, ending their season with a record of 11-10. The bumps and bruises that these girls acquired over the season will fade with time, but the memories of the ex- citement will stay with them for many years. Varsity, Front Row: Tricia Kloeckl, Jan Pederson, Nancy Glisczinski, Lisa Bode, Becky Soeffker, Statistician Dawn Weinand. Row 2: Coach Don Sauter, Margie Kemp, Michelle Marquardt, Mary Von Eschen, Denise Dols, Dana Stoeckman, Carla Noack, Sherri Herbst, Jolene Effertz, Statisti- cian Kris Grove. A-GI Season Scores Opponent 10-13 Gaylord 18-18 18-18 Loyola 5-5 13-12 Jordon 18-18 18-18 Belle Plaine 15-7 18-15-15 LeSueur 14-18-18 13-7 N-YA 18-18 6-2 Le Center 18-18 18-18 Montgomery 3-0 18-18 Loyola 4-8 18-18 Jordon 16-11 14-10 Henderson 18-18 9-18-6 Nicollet 18-15-18 18-18 Winthrop 15-15 18-4-18 Belle Plaine 13-18-13 18-4-17 LeSueur 5-18-19 18-18 N-YA 15-12 5-14 Le Center 18-18 18-18 Montgomery 9-10 18-18 Nicollet 6-10 18-18 Henderson 7-12 9-7 Gaylord 18-18 12 Coach Don Sauter plans the team’s strategy. SENIORS — Front Row: Dana Stoeckman, Jan Pederson Row 2: Mary Von Eschen, Jolene Ef- fertz. Row 3: Becky Soeffker, Sherri Herbst. 2. Jan Pederson sets up for the smash. 4. Lisa Bode concentrates on her serve. 3. Margie Kemp follows through on her serve. 5. Mary Von Eschen aces the spike. B SQUAD — Front Row: Jill Michaelis, Judy Fluguear, Barb Harens, Katie Jones, Kari Reilly, Amy Meffert. Row 2: Coach Cindy Zillmer, Denise Dols, Teresa Brazil. Margie Kemp, Tiffany Telthoester, Lisa Haggen- miller, Katie Brown, Tamera Alsleben, Peggy Luskey, Lynn Nuessmeier, Lynette Maeder, Paullette Wentzloff, Michelle Marquardt, Nancy Glisczinski. Row 3: RaNae Revier, Tammy Grack. 13 2. GRADE 9 — Front Row: Kelli Kleist. Julie Sommers, Teresa Alsleben, Tracy Van Moorlehem. Row 2: Brenda Herbst, Mary Eibs, Karen Thoele. Row 3: Coach Cindy Zillmer, Debbie Wolter, Jodi Schwirtz, Julie Schumacher, Michelle Meyer, Cindy Cluff, Stacia Revier, Kim Olson. 3. GRADE 8 — Front Row: Stacie Meyers, Jill Melsha, Michelle Soeffker, Toni An- drews, Vicky Kittock. Row 2: Tammy Rohde, Brenda Anderly, Stacy Alsleben, Lisa Thurk, Amy Lietz. Row 3: Coach Kim Thornes, Brenda Buck, Stacy Pinske, Laura Schneider, Penny Budahn, Sharon O’Brien. Kay Haggenmiller, Lori Pioske. 5. GRADE 7 — Front Row: Mona Zumberg. Daedra Cain, Tara Hardel, Trisha Zeiher, Amy Reilly. Row 2: Betsy Hislop, Chris Kelly, Beth Sorenson, Karen Bucken- tine, Lynn Bulau, Cami Fluguear Row 3: Coach Kim Thornes, Deena Wolter, Rachelle Rud, Crystal Wieman, Jena Strobel. Michelle Bergs, Meloni Haggen- miller, Rhonda Robeck. 14 Aetion: The state or process of doing. This definition could easily be used to describe the student council in 1983-84. This year, the student council was responsible for putting banners representing the Minnesota River Con- ference schools, in our gym. They also sponsored Homecoming, Spirit Week, the Christmas Program, Sno Daze, Send your Sweetheart a Sucker, and a School Staff Appreciation Breakfast. Overall, the student council had a very productive year with many positive results from facul- ty and students. STUDENT COUNCIL GETS RESULTS Front Row: President Mary Von Eschen. Row 2: Todd Olson, Kathie Glieden, Dana Stoeckman, Anne Vener, Secretary Connie Meyers, Beth Bening, Kelli Kleist, Vice President Nancy Glisczinski. Row 3: Rodrigo Andrade, Aaron Van- Moorlehem, Steve Czech, Pat Connolly, Pat Perrault. 2. Junior girls tug for a victory. 4. Junior and senior girls compete in big ball during Spirit Week. 3. 8th grade displays their volleyball talents. 5. Student Council members put finishing touches on conference banners. 15 The choir may be small in numbers, but it has made up for it with quality singing. There were three concerts in which people had a chance to hear the melodious tunes. Choir members are enthusiastic about a future choir tour to promote a positive attitude toward music. NEW SONGS CHALLENGE CHOIR MEMBERS Below Michelle Marquardt receives honorable mention from Mr. Jaszewski for participating in a world choir tour. SENIOR HIGH CHOIR — Front Row: Robyn Rucks. Kari Reilly. Tammy Grack, Denise Dols. Michelle Marquardt. Linnea Schauer, Lori Perschau. Row 2: Judy Fluguear, Jenny Wendt, Tricia Kloeckl, Anne Panning, Theresa Weinand, Lisa Bulau, Amy Brown. Row 3: Ellen Solomonson, Tamara Alsleben, Nancy Wolf, Brenda Schmidt, Tiffany Telthoester, Doreen Buck, Peggy Heibel. Row 4: Melissa Berg, Jill Michaelis, Barbara Bates, Sara Pinske, Marjorie Kemp, Jayne Kleist, Jean Hamblin, John Webster, Pat Guerrero. 16 JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR — Front Row: Chrys Wiemann, Stacy Alsleben. Bridget Strobel. Barb Von Berge. Shelly Young. Tammy Rohde. Penny Budahn, Amy Lletz. Daedra Cain. Lynn Bulau Row 2: Michelle Soeffker, Jodi Farber, Beth Sorenson. Amy Reilly. Shelly Rud. Tara Moore. Dodi Barfknecht, Kay Haggenmiller. Tony Andrews. Jason Stiller. Matt Wendt. Peter Vos. Tim Rohde. Row 3: Lori Pioske. Michelle Bergs. Julie Wark, Tara Kicker. Leah Gaare, Brenda Buck. Cami Fluguear. Chris Kelley. Paula Foley. Mona ZumBerge. Pat Connolly. Corey Streich. Tim Kemp Row 4: Mr. James Jaszewski, Lisa Zieher, Tara Boese, Laura Schneider. Lisa Thurk, Becky Thiesfield. Amy Stien. Jena Strobel. Brenda Perrault, Jenny Brockhoff, Karen Buckintine. Betsy Hislop, Dianna Nordhausen, Richard Moore, Mark Kreft, Barry Mathwig. Brian Wolf. JAZZ BAND SHINES Front Row: Tammy Traxler. Robyn Rucks. Row 2: Kay Winters. Jan Peterson, Linnea Schauer. Kevin McCar- thy. Row 3: Karen Stoeckman. John Noack. Row 4: Chris Maca. Michelle Marquardt. Col- leen Kreger. Peter Bergner. Row 5: John Webster. Row 6: Carla Noack. Tracy Van Moorlehem. 17 BAND DRUMS UP SCHOOL SPIRIT Busy as bees, the A-GI band prepared for their trip to southeastern Minnesota and into Wisconsin to perform for other schools. To earn money the Band Boosters Club held a chow mein supper in January and a Los Vegas night in March. The band not only performed at various concerts, but also played an important part at athletic events by elevating the school spirit. The band fires up the team at a pepfest. SENIOR HIGH BAND — Front Row: L. Perschau, J. Hamblin, K. Jones, B. Kemp. Row 2: C. Kreger, R. Rucks, K. Litfin, L. Bulau, G. Hendrycks, B. Ben- ing, D. Voight. Row 3: D. Stoeckman, K. Thoele, J. Pederson, L. Schauer, J. Litfin, D. Wolters, M. Marquardt, J. Webster, S. Bergs. Row 4: M. Panning, K. Kleist, T. Van Moorlehem, K. Bode, B. Pautsch. JUNIOR HIGH BAND — Front Row: C. Kelley, S. Alsleben, A. Lletz, D. Thoele, G. Connolly. Row 2: V. Kittock, L. Pioske, J. Narr, T. Moore, A. Reilly. B. Kemp, B. Sorenson, S. Rud, J. Wark, J. Dietel, L. Bernstein, T. Robinson, J. Jahr, M. Raduenz, L. Krueger. Row 3: M. Kreft, B. Buck, N. Alsleben, T. Hardel, D. Wolters, M. Bergs, D. Cain, B. Thiesfeld, C. Wiemann, L. Zeiher, D. Slinden, J. Ryan, J. Clarke, M. Schauer. J. Litfin, C. Fluguear. D. Buck. J. Clarke, L. Thurk, J. Trocke, C. Streich, D. Hultgren. Row 4: P. Grabitzke, K. Buckentine, S. Meyers, J. Melsha, M. Soeffker, D. Barfknecht, P. Kreger, P. Connolly. R. Koester, D. Buck, J. Meyer, T. Kemp, M. Kramer, B. Boettcher, L. Weckwerth, A. Schneider. SENIOR HIGH BAND — Front Row: P. Boettcher. B. Walters. C. Battcher, C. Rubright Row 2: N. Neubarth, J. Von Eschen, J. Sommers. B. Herbst, S. Revier, T. Panning. Row 3: D. Voight, T. Traxler, K. Winter, K. Stoeckman. M. Meyer. M. Krentz, D. Buckentine, A Meyer Row 4: G. Kemp, J. Melsha. K. McCarthy, J. Noack, P. Bergner, J. Johengen, S. Kleist. Future ’fyu-cher time that is to come Farmer ’far-mar a person who pays a fixed sum for some privilege or source of income America e- ’meraka either continent of the Western Hemisphere Under a new advisor, Mr. Gary Fokken, the FFA par- ticipated in various projects this year. Two of them were the corn drive for Camp Courage and fruit sales. One major activity was the trip to the National Convention in Kansas City in which Jolene Effertz, Jill Michaelis, Beth and Becky Kemp and advisor Gary Fokken attended. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FFA — Front Row: Tom Pomplom, Jolene Effertz, Jill Michaelis, Beth Kemp. Row 2: Mark Lleske, Rich Jasken, Cory Danielson, Freddy Latzke, Joe Eibs. Row 3: Karen Thoele, Becky Kemp, Mr. Gary Fokken, Steve Ziegler, Paul Rohde. 2. FFA farms the land of A GI. 3. OFFICERS — Front Row: Advisor Gary Fokken, Reporter Jolene Effertz, Secretary Jill Michaelis, Vice President Beth Kemp, Sentinel Rich Jasken, President Cory Danielson, Treasurer Freddy Latzke. 4. The FFA proudly displays their first Homecoming float. 22 The goal of the Arlington Chapter of F.H.A. is to help youths assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and com- munity involvement. FHA STRIVES TO INCREASE ENTHUSIASM SENIOR F.H.A. Front Row: Mrs. Morton, S. Pinske, C. Meyers. Row 2: A. Vener. B. Kauffmann, N. Wolf. Row 3: J. Kramer, A. Panning. A. Mef fert T Kloeckl, R. Revier, L. Bulau, M. Buckentin. Row 4: J. VonEschen, K. Bode. N. Klancke, M. Marquardt, T. Alsleben, M. Kemp, L. Perschau. B. Schmidt. Row 5: B. Walters. S. Eibs, J. Jahr, K. Meyer, P. Wentzlaff. L. Nuessmeir, D. Buck Row 6: J. Moore. C. Kreger. M. Shoberg, J. Fluguear, J. Wendt, L. Haggenmiller, K. Jones, B. Harens, D. Voight. Row 7: K. Reilly, J. Michealis. J. Effertz, B. Bates, D. Stoeckman, S. Schauer, K. Liftin, K. Glieden. JUNIOR F.H.A. Front Row: M Pfarr, L. Schneider, J. Melsha, J. Litfin, J. Schumacher, C. Battcher. B. Herbst, K. Kliest Row 2: L. Eibs, B. Strobel, A Lietz B. Anderly, D. Cain, M. Haggenmiller, Mrs. Morton. Row 3: S. Alsleben, K. Haggenmiller, S. Meyers, L. Thurk, A. Stien, J. Strobel Row 4: J. Sommers. T. Van Moorlehem, T. Alsleben. J. Piotter, K. Foley. Row 5: A. Meyer. T. Panning, K. Olson, S. Revier, M. Eibs, C. Rubright, M. Farniok. Row 6: B. Sorenson, D. Wolter, M. Bergs, L. Bulau, C. Wiemann. N. Budahn. 5ENIDR TOP RRTING5 FRVGRITE FDDD: PIZZR □EF LEPPRRD 25 Individuality is the basic idea behind wrestling. Each wrestler develops his own style and method. He is the only person to blame for his failure, and the only one to be praised for his success. He is the only person wrestling his opponent as it is a one-to-one contest. The team won 4 meets and lost 7, and brought home a 1st, 3rd, and 4th place trophies. The team was hindered because not all the weight classes were filled, and several wrestlers were injured. They accomplished many things individually and as a team. Maybe the most im- portant of these was a feeling of pride in themselves and the school. WRESTLERS: YOUNG BUT GAINING EXPERIENCE VARSITY — Front Row: Dan Hardel, Fred Latzke, Dan Heibel, Kevin McCarthy, Jim Meisha. Row 2: Tom Pomplun, Manager, Tim Woehler, Darren Cain, Jack Vener, Chuck Haggenmiller, Coach Mel Cain. Missing From Picture Peter Ellanson. BSQUAD — Front Row: Dean Telthoester, Mike Scharping, Dave Coach Mel Cain lends a helping hand to Mike Weinand’s sore muscles. Hultgren, Mike Weinand, Tony Rose, Ron White. Row 2: Coach Chuck Shimota, Dennis Stoeckman, Damon Voight, Ray Seemann, John Traxler, Corey Streich, Tim Kemp. 27 1. Dan Heibel fights nose to nose 2. Tim Woehler chins his opponent 3. Fred Latzke gets a take down. 4 Jack Doetkott twists an arm. 5. The Indians run through the tunnel of victory. 6. The ultimate slap of a referee’s hand ... a pin! A-Gl Scoreboard Opponent 48 Brooklyn Center 21 3rd Hector Tourney 18 Belle Plaine 42 21 Jordan 35 38 LeSueur 23 30 Nicollet 24 47 Loyola 17 1st Monty Invitational 4th Glencoe Tourney 21 Winthrop-Gaylord 29 29 Montgomery 31 13 LeCenter 40 15 Cedar Mountain 52 34 Springfield 24 28 1. JUNIOR HIGH Front Row: Jeff Dorweiller, Ricky Moore, Jon Latzke, Jeff Schmidt. Tim Rohde, Coach Ray Hilman Row 2: Mike Weinand, Shawn Battcher, Mike Kramer. Billy Boetcher. Chuck Rubright Row 3: Rob Brau, Tim Kemp. John Trocke, Cor ey Streich, Dave Hultgren, Ron White. 2. Dan Heibel wins another one to join the 60 Win Club. 3. John Traxler shoots for a two-point takedown. 4 Jack Doetkott shows his stuff 5. Jim Melsha pins his guy. 6. The Senior Connection: Co-Captains Dan Heibel and Tim Woehler, and senior Peter Ellanson. 7. Damon Voight is in control. FUTURE TEAMS SHOW MUCH POTENTIAL TALENT The A-GI girls’ basketball team had a trying season. They entered the season lacking height and experience, but played hard, determined to overcome these barriers. As the season progressed the girls gained poise and ex- perience in team play only to fall short in district play to number two ranked Nicollet. Next season looks promising as many talented players will be returning. VARSITY — First Row: Nancy Glisczinski, Dana Stoeckman, Denise Dols, Kathie Glieden, Tricia Kloeckl Second Row: Manager Becky Kemp, Tamra Alsleben, Peggy Luskey, Tammy Grack, Mary VonEschen, Lisa Bode, Carla Noack, Coach Jack Redfearn. 1. Boxing or basketball? Mary Von Eschen guards. 2. Kathie Glieden sets up the offense. 2 30 1. Seniors: Kris Grove, Mary Von Eschen, and Dana Stoeckman. 2. Kathie Glieden shoots for two. 3. Tammy Grack shoots a free throw as teammates look on. 4. Barb Bates gets the tip. 5. R E A C H! Denise Dols tries her hardest. 6. Lisa Bode displays free throw technique. B Squad — Front Row: Michelle Meyer, Julie Schumacher, Anne Scott, Karen Thoele, Teresa Alsleben, Amy Panning. Row 2: Karen Stoeckman, Tammy Grack, Jodi Schwirtz, Kim Olson, Cindy Cluff, Stacia Revier, Brenda Herbst, Vanessa Kicker, Lisa Haggenmiller, Jenny Wendt. Row 3: Coach Diane Ebersviller, Peggy Luskey, Tamra Alsleben, Nancy Glisczinski, Jill Michaelis, Kris Bode, Teresa Brazil, Jody Jahr, Barbie Bates, Lynnette Maeder, Coach Kim Thomas. 31 1. Tricia Kloeckl out manuevers her defense. 2. Teammates have confidence in Lisa Bode’s shot. 3. Mary Von Eschen contemplates her next move. 4. TWO! 5. Kathie Glieden prepares for action. 6. Denise Dots defends the Indian basket. Junior High — Front Row: Tara Kicker, Tara Moore. Diane Nordhausen, Beth Sorenson, Lynn Bulau, Tara Hardei, Daedra Cain, Amy Stein, Mona Zumberge, Lisa Zeiher. Row 2: Jennifer Brockhoff, Amy Reilly, Tara Boese, Crystal Wiemann, Karen Buckentine, Christine Kelley, Michelle Bergs, Rachelle Rud, Brenda Perrault, Rhonda Robeck Row 3: Barbie Kemp, Stacie Meyers, Jill Melsha. Laura Schneider, Brigid Strobel, Sharon O’Brien, Kay Hag- genmiller, Michelle Soeffker, Stacy Alsleben. Coach Cindy Zillmar, Coach Mary Mobeck. 32 NETTERS EARN TWO CROWNS The 1983-84 boys’ basketball team manufactured a multitude of spectacular memories. They shot their way to a 12-2 conference record and a MRC championship, the 1st since ’70, sweeping the Winthrop tourney and crushing Gaylord 81-53. The cagers swept through district play and fought their way to a District 14A championship by defeating Nicollet 47-43 in a battle of conference champs. After cruising past arch-rivai Montgomery in the region 4A semis, they confronted St. Anthony for the glory to appear at the “Big Show.” Dreams were shattered as a 12-foot jumper nipped A-GI with 3 seconds left after they clawed their way back from an early second half 12-pt. deficit. The season suddenly crumbled for the netters with 20-4 record on a shot that will live in infamy. Steve Woods jockeys for position during the Gaylord game. Doug Seeman tosses up a free throw in conference play. VARSITY Front Row: Tom Harjes. Brian Hartmann, Scott Kleist. Pete Luskey, Keith Kroells, John Noack. Coach Dick Milinkovich. Mgr Mark Maeder Row 2: Steve Woods, Jeff Rudd, Tony O’Brien, Tony Kuck, Joe Melsha, Doug Seeman. Pete Bergner. Steve Zeigler. Keith Herd. 33 B-TEAM Front Row: Dan Weinand. Howard Sickmann. Mark Sorenson. Keith Herd. John Noack. Tom Harjes. Gary Kurtzweg. Row 2: Pat Guerrero. Rodrigo Andrade. Pete Bergner, Jim Kittock. Dan Kurtzweg, Chris Warweg Row 3: Brian Hartmann. Wayne Schneider. Steve Zeigler. Pete Luskey. Darrin Buckentine. Scott Bergs. Lance Ewert. 1. The A-GI netters anxiously await the carom off the rim. 2. Steve Woods jumps up during semi final action against Loyola in which A Gl prevailed 56 49. 3. Tony O'Brien draws the foul as teammates Joe Melsha and Scott Kleist look on. 4. One of the more physical player in the conference, Scott Kleist bat- tles for the rebound. 34 1. Throwing up two points against Montgomery. Tony O’Brien skies for his jumper. 2. Holding his own. Doug Seeman plays tough defense on a taller opponent. 3. Celebrating at midcourt became a tradition for the 83 84 team, but this bedlam signified a thrilling victory over Nicollet and a District 14 championship. C-TEAM Front Row: Pat Foley. Jason Stiller. Doug Tuchtenhagen. Darrin Stoeckman, Nathan Zellman, Dustin Kroells. Row 2: Mike Kramer, Scott Beneke. Scott Zeiher, Bill Heimkes. Pat Kreger. Jason Meyer Row 3: Barry Nagel. Rob Brau. Eric Bates, Barry Mathwig, John Latzke Row 4: Kent Schuette. Wayne Kube, Darrin Buck, Pat Scharn. Row 5: Mark Dressen. Joel Hendrycks. Jim Kreft, Mark Kreft. John Kreft. John Brown. Troy Koester. 35 A-GI CHEER- LEADERS SUPPORT SCHOOL SPIRIT Promoting school spirit is one of the main objectives of the cheerleaders. With the help of advisor Nancy Milinkovich, the cheerleaders invented new cheers and stunts to encourage our players to put out the extra energy required to win. 1. WRESTLING — Top: J. Pederson, D. Wei- nand. Bottom: T. Weinand, R. Revier, A. Lambert, P. Pautsch, A. Brown, P. Boettcher, J. Litfin. 2. BOYS' BASKETBALL: B SQUAD — Standing: T. Van Moorlehem, T. Telthoester, J. Sommers. D. Buck. A SQUAD — Kneeling: G. Hendrycks, L. Schauer, A. Panning, S. Pin- ske, S. Eibs. 3. GIRLS' BASKETBALL — Kneeling: M. Marquardt, R. Rucks. Seated: C. Kreger, K. Reilly, B. Walters. 4. FOOTBALL — Standing: D. Weinand, A. Brown, J. Effertz, L. Schauer, A. Panning. Seated: G. Hendrycks, D. Buck, S. Pinske, R. Rucks. 36 1. Gena Hendrycks and Anne Panning celebrate a victory. 2. The cheerleaders attempt a new mount. 3. Robyn Rucks concentrates on a cheer. 4. Amy Brown is full of glee! 5. Mascot Jolene Effertz was a new addition to the football squad. ONE ACT PLAY RETAINS DISTRICT TITLE “The Actor’s Nightmare” written by Christopher Durang, is a comedy about an actor who dreamed he had found himself on a foreign stage with no knowledge of his lines. The cast and crew put on a successful show, dominating district competition on all ballots, but losing at the regional level to their own District 14 runners-up. Sitting: John Webster, Anne Panning. Theresa Weinand. Standing: Tracy VanMoorlehem, Joe Kistner, Aaron VanMoorlehem, Steve Czech, Margie Kemp, Bob Czech, Tony Jones, Keith Kroells. The Cast George Spelvin...................................John Webster Sara Siddons.....................................Anne Panning Ellen Terry..........................Theresa Weinand Meg.....................................Margie Kemp Henry Irving......................................Joe Kistner Executioner.....................Aaron Van Moorlehem The Crew Student Director.................................Bob Czech The Curtain ...........................Keith Kroells Lights.................................Steve Czech Make-Up ........................Tracy VanMoorlehem Apprentice...............................Tony Jones The Big Director.....................Mr. Chris Moore I’m not amused, Webster. — Mr. Chris Moore. Director “I saw. I found. I conquered all. Then I became a student director. Bob Czech 38 1. “Were we married?” — George to Sara with Ellen looking on 2. Get serious! — Aaron Van Moorlehem 3. The happy crew displays their hidden talents. 4. “I really don’t know this play at all.” George to Ellen 5. Joe Kistner eagerly awaits his entrance. 6. “All women should be struck regularly like gongs.” — George Spelvin to Meg with Sara seated 39 «MI® 11 085 085 PHYSICS “Everything pertains to physics” is a statement commonly stressed by Mrs. Marjorie Boelter, physics teacher at Arlington-Green Isle High School. Lab days are hands-on experience days for the physics class. Many experiments are performed, proving well-known theories. 1. The heat of vaporization experiment is performed by Connie Meyers and Jean Kramer with the assistance of Mrs. Boelter. 40 Casework Electrica Architects I Windows Cost of New Science Lab • . $11,912 , r Floor. ! ■ -Plumbing 3,109 Stools $1,450 3,600 462 $26,683 Reconstruction of the Arlington-Green Isle science lab began in July of 1983 and con- tinued through the school year. Many im- provements were made to update the science lab which serves the needs of five different grades (7, 8, 10, 11, 12) for prac- tical learning experiences and lecturing. There are only three other science labs in the state which must serve this dual pur- pose. The science lab seats 24 students com- fortably, but one hour it must house a crowd of 39. Before completion, the students and teachers had only the basic equipment of folding chairs and lap desks to work upon. Needless to say, the students were relieved when the final touches were made to the science lab, and science life returned to normal. 1. Sophomore biology students Jim Kittock and Dan Hardel examine the growth of cells. m mm mKizm 41 SNO DAYS FILL THE WEEK WITH EXCITEMENT The absence of snow didn’t spoil the 1984 Sno Days’ spirit. There were numerous activities to participate in, in- cluding swimming, rope climb, root beer chug-a-lug, chess and checkers, bombardment, arm wrestling, cake decorating, big ball, king of the hill, and inner tube races. The top three point winners were: the class of ’89, ’85, and ’87. A star is born” — Leah Gaar’s entry in the cake competition. Kevin McCarthy slams down another beer (root). 42 “On your mark, get set, go!” 7th graders participate in bombardment 43 Seniors challenge juniors in big ball. Sally Thoele makes her move on Cory Perrault. Youth for Under- standing Student From Bogota. Colum- bia: Student Council 12; Yearbook 12: Foreign Language Club 12; Homecom- ing Attendant 12: Basketball 12: Track 12. Class Officer — Sec. 11. Rodrigo Andrade Larry Beckefeld PRESIDENT: CONNIE MEYERS VICE-PRESIDENT: MARY VON ESCHEN SECRETARY: ANNE VENER TREASURER: DANA STOECKMAN John Anderson Sitting: Connie Meyer� , Mary Von Esclien. Standing: Dana Sloeckmann, Anne Vener. Class Officers SENIORS Class Colors Cardinal Red and Empire Grey Class Flower Red Carnation Class Motto Life is a series of... moving seasons ... moving stages... moving dreams... We must move with them. d.s. Class Officer — Pres. 9; Baseball 9. 10, 11. Co-Op 12. Transfer From Willmar H.S. Spring Play Crew 11; Basketball 9. Michelle Berherick Choir 9; F.H.A. 9. 10; Basketball 9, Statisti- cian 11; Track 9; Volleyball 9. 10; H.O.S.A 11; Student Tutor 11; Co-Op 12. Bergs Foreign Language Club 10, 11. 12; Band 9; Homecoming Prince 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Letter Winner 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; V.l.C.A. 11. Carol Boettcher Michael Brau Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Letter Winner 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. National Honor Socie- ty 11. 12; Student Council 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Foreign Language Club 11. 12; Spring Play Cast 11; One-Act Play 11; State Drama Star 11; Football 12; Letter Winner 12; Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Letter Winner 9. 10, 11, 12; District Champ 10; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12. 46 Paul Cluff Robert Czech F.F.A. 9. 10, 11. 12; Pres. 12 Cory Danielson Peter Ellanson Foreign Language Club 10. 11, 12; H.O.S.A. 11; State Participant 11; Stu- dent Tutor 11, 12. Diane Dols Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; F.H.A. 9. 10. 11, 12; Girls' Sports Cheerleader 11, Boys’ Basketball Cheerleader 12; Var- sity Club 11, 12; H.O.S.A. 11; Student Tutor 12; Girls’ State 11; Color Guard 9. Susan Eibs Color Guard 9; Pam Gieseke Kristine Grove Nat Hon. Soc. 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11; Yearbook 12; Band 9. 10, 11; Let tered 10. 11; Pep Band 9. 10. 11; Mar- ching Band 9, 10. 11: Flag Unit 9, 10; Solo Ensemble 9, 10; Pep per mint Street Singers Acc. 9; Let- tered 9; F.H A. 9, 10. 11, Treas. 9; Fall Play Cast Crew 10; Declam. 10, 11. 12; District Winner 11; Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12, Lettered 12; Volleyball Stat. 11, 12. Lettered 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; H.O.S.A. 11. Sec. 11; State Participant 11. F.H A 9, 10. 11; O.E.A 11. Pres. 11: Student Tutor 10; Co-Op 12. Renee Harens Band 9. 10. 11; Let- ter Winner 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter Winner 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain 12; State Participant 10; Co-Op 12. James 11 eagle Daniel Heibel Foreign Language Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9. 10, 11, 12: Pep Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, Dist.-State Solo Ensemble 11; Basketball Cheerleader 10, 12; Lettered 12; Football Cheerleader 12; Let- tered 12; FHA 9. 10, 11; Fall Play Cast 9; Stage Manager 10; Declam. 9. 10, 11. 12; Dist. Winner 11; Varsity Club 12; H.O.S.A. 11; Student Tutor 12. Foreign Lang. Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 9, 10; F.H.A. 9. 10, 11; Homecoming Att. 11; Basketball 9. 10, 11; Track 9, 10. Lettered 9, 10; Volleyball 9. 10, 11, 12. Lettered 11, 12; All Con. Hon. Mention 12; Varsity Club 9. 10. 11, 12; H.O.S.A. 11; Pres. 11; Student Tutor 11; Co-Op 12. Sherri Herhst RichardJas ken National Honor Socie- ty 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Band 9, 10. 11, Letter Winner 11; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; F.H.A. 9, 10. 11, 12, Sec. 12; Declam. 9, 10, 11. 12 District Winner; Student Tutor 12. Joseph Jobengeti F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12. Reporter 10, Sec. 11, Sentinel 12; Basket- ball Stat. 12; H.O.S.A 11 State Participant; Co-Op 12. Beverly Kauffmann Elizabeth Kemp National Honor Socie- ty 11. 12; Band 10; Football 10, 11, 12, Letter Winner 11. 12; Varsity Club 11. 12. Class Officer Pres. 9; Foreign Lang. Club 12; Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11. 12; March. Band 9, 10, 11; Homecom- ing Attendant 9; King 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Lettered 9, 10, 11. 12 All-Con. Hon. Mention 11; Football 9. 10. 11, 12, Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12 All-Conference Honorable Mention 12; Varsity Club 9, 10. 11. 12. Michael Kittock Scott K eist 49 50 Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Class Officer Sec.- Treas. 9; Band 9. 10, Letter 10; March. Band 9, 10; Solo Ens. 9, 10; F.H.A. 9, 10. 11, 12; Treas. 11; H.O.S.A 11. 12; Hist. 11; State Part.; Nat. Part. Jean Kramer Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; For. Lang. Club 9. 10. 11. 12; March Band 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 12; Solo Ens. Dist. State Star 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11. 12; MN All- State Band 12; WSU Honor Band 10, 11, 12 Colleen Kreger O.E.A. 11; Vice-Pres. 11, Student Tutor 11; Co-Op 12. Marcella Meech Kuphal Yearbook 11. 12; Bus. Manager 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Letter 9, 10. 11, 12; Tri-Capt. 12 Lead. Award 12; Basketball 9, 11; Track 9, 10. 11. 12; Letter 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10. 11, 12. Robert Krebsbacb Nat. Hon. Soc. 12; Foreign Lang. Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Band 9; Homecoming Att. 10; Prince 12; Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10. 12; Lettered 12; Stats 12; V.I.C.A. 11. Anthony Kuck Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11; Flag Squad 9. 10, 11. Kimberly Litfin Bryan Meech 'fat. Hon. Soc. 11. 12; Student Coun. 12; Sec.-Treas. 12; Class Officer. Pres. 12; Flag Squad 9; Choir 9; F.H.A. 9. 10, 11. 12; Vice-Pres. 11; Pres. 12; State AAE Judge 11; Dist. 8 Pres. 11; Deciam. 9, 10, 11. 12; Dist. Winner 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Mistress of Ceremonies 11: Hon. ' Attend. 12; Varsity Club 11. 12; O.E.A. : 11; Pres. 11; Reg. State Winner, Student Tutor 11. Connie Meyers Yearbook 11, 12; Co- Editor 12; Choir 9; Homecoming Prince 12; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; Tri-Capt. 12; All Conf. 12; MVP 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Gradua- tion Usher 11. Joseph Melsha Foreign Lang. Club 9, 10. 11, 12; H.O.S.A. 11; Student Tutor 11. Lori Milhrandt Choir 9; V.I.C.A. 11. Daniel Nuessmeier Choir 9; Homecoming Prince 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11. 12; All Conf. Hon. Mention 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; MVP U; All Conf. 11; Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; Co- Op 12. Anthony O'Brien 51 Class Off. Treas. 10; For. Lang. Club 12; Band 9. 10, 11; Let- tered 9, 10, 11; Jazz Band 9; Marching Band 9. 10, 11; Pep Band 9. 10. 11; Fall Play 9, 10; Homecoming Princess 12; Baseball Stat. 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9. 10; Letter 9, 10; Varsity Club 9. 10, 11. 12; H.O.S.A. 11; State Part. 11; Richard G. Drew Recognition of Creativity Award. Patricia O’Brien Rodney Parpart For. Lang. Club 12; Choir 9. 12; B Basketball Cheerleader 9, 10. 11, 12; Football Cheerleader 11, 12; F.H A 9, 10, 11. 12; Hist. 9; Fall Play 10; Spring Play 10. 11, 12; One-Act 10. 11. 12; Starred 11; Best Actress 10; Declam 9. 12; Dist. Reg. 9; Homecoming Princess 12; Track 9; Letter 9; Reg. 9; Volleyball 9; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; H.O.S.A 11; Rep. 11. State Part. 11; Student Tutor 10. 11; Voice of Democracy. Anne Panning Jan Pederson Student Coun. 9, 10; For. Lang. Club 12; Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11, 12; March. Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Solo Ens. Dist. State 11, 12; Wrestl- ing Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10. 11, 12; Spring Play 9; Or- chestra 11; Declam. 10, 11, 12; Dist. 9, 10, 11. 12; Reg. 10, 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Basketball 9; Volleyball 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 12; Vars. Club 11. 12; H.O.S.A. 11; Pres. 11; State Part. 11; Student Tutor 10. 11, 12, Scott Schmidt Douglas Seeman Kathy Shimota Dale Sickmann Foreign Language Club 11, 12; F.H A 9, 11, 12, H.O.S.A 11; State Participant 11, 1st Place; Na- tional Participant 11 Tammy Rosenfeld Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-Op 2. Sharon Schauer Spring Play Cast 9; Fall Play Cast 10; One-Act Play Crew 10; Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Letter Winner 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12; Letter Winner 10, 11, 12; Track 11; Letter Win- ner 11; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Student Tutor 12. Volleyball 9; O.E.A. 11, 12; Student Tutor 11. Homecoming Atten- dant 10. Princess 12; Baseball Statistician 11; Girls’ Basketball 9. 10, 11; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Letter Winner 12; H.O.S.A. 11; Student Tutor 9; State Participant H.O.S.A. 11. Rebecca Soeffker Student Council 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Off.: V Pres 11. Treasurer 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Letter Winner 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Dist.-State Solo Ensemble Star 10: F.H.A 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Let- tered 12; Track 9. 10, 11. 12; Lettered 9, 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10, 11. 12; Let- tered 11. 12: All- Conf. 12: Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; H.O.S.A 11; State Part. 11; Nat. Part. 11; Treas. 11. Dana Stoeckman Baseball 9. 10, 11: Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Co-Op 12; Homecom- ing Attendant 11. Co-Op 12. Lonny Telthoester John Thiesfeld Choir 9; Co-Op 12. National Honor Socie- ty 11, 12; Student Council 12: Yearbook Staff 12; Class Officer Sec. 12; For. Lang. Club 9, 10, 11. 12: F.H.A. 9, 10. 11. 12; Photographer 12; One-Act Play Crew 10; Spring Play Crew 10. 11; Declam. 9, 10. 11: Wrestling Stat. 10. 11. 12; Let- tered 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Track Stat. 10, 11; Girls’ Track Mgr. 9; Lettered 9; Volleyball 9. 10, 11; Varsity Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Student Tutor 9. 10, 11. 54 Robert Trebesch Anne Vener Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Student Council 11. 12; Pres. 12; Choir 9; Class Officer V. Pres 9. 12; Pres 11; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; Volleyball 9. 10, 11. 12; Lettered 11. 12; Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10. 11. 12; All-Conf. 10; Varsity Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Student Tutor 11, 12. Mary Von Eschen Class Officer V. Pres. 10; Treas. 11; Band 9, 10; March. Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Color Guard 10; Solo Ensemble 9. 10; Fall Play 9; Declam. 9; H.O.S.A. 11; V. Pres. 11; Co-Op 12. Janet Weber Foreign Language Club 11, 12; Choir 9. 11; H.O.S A. 12. Lucy Vos Band 11, 12; Let- tered 11. 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Solo Ens. Dist.; State Star 11. 12; Jazz Band 12; One-Act Play 11. 12; State Drama Star 11; Spring Play 11, 12. John Webster Football Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11, 12; Capt. 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; F.H.A. 9; Homecom- ing Att. 9; Princess 12; Volleyball Stat. 12; Lettered 12; Var- sity Club 10, 11, 12; H.O.S.A. 11, State Part. 11; Student Tutor 11. 12. Choir 11; Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10. 11. 12; Co-Op 12. Charles Woehler 55 A-GI’S COLORFUL CLASS OF ’84 iin m i ? Hu i. ii V i a ' There seems to be many facts about the seniors of 1984 that others are unsure of. Are they or are they not true? 1. The seniors partied all the time Not all the time, just in months with an V in them (of course that’s excluding the summer months). 2. The seniors never obeyed the rules False. They couldn't remember all of the rules to break 3. The seniors were all alike Nope Some were male and some were female. 4 The seniors were a tough group of rowdies You bet. how else would they have made it through the 12 previous years without cracking up 5 The seniors planned on college after graduation Most did. but some planned to be bums Most seniors seemed to conform to these norms although a few of them cannot be proven. 58 59 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Tricia Kloeckl — Vice-President Steven Czech — President Paul Rohde — Treasurer Robyn Rucks — Secretary (not pictured) Tamra Alsleben Scott Bergs Mike Bruns Denise Dols Brian Berg Lisa Bode Meianee Buckentine Nicholas Giesen Rachel Bremer Lisa Bulau Nancy Glisczinski Amy Brown Steve Czech Tammy Grack Duane Brueggemeier Jack Doetkott Jean Hamblin 60 Tom Harjes Joe Kistner Peggy Luskey Sara Pinske Robyn Rucks Peggy Heibel Jayne Kleist Mark Maeder Richard Reesen Jeff Rud Lee Hendrycks Tricia Kloeckl Michelle Marquardt RaNae Revier Mike Scharping Tammy Jensen Keith Kroells Carla Noack Paul Rohde Linnea Schauer Margie Kemp Gary Kurtzweg Lori Perschau Connie Rolf Brenda Schmidt 61 Ellen Solomonson Kipp Trebesch Brian Weber Bill Sutton Brian Truenow Theresa Weinand Dean Telthoester Sally Thoele Aaron Van Moorlehem Damon Voight Nancy Wolf Steven Woods Tammy Traxler Gary Voight Cherie Youngberg Carla Noack takes a break from her studies. Homework bores Nancy Glisczinski as Denise Dols studies on. 62 5. 1. Michelle Marquardt has another interest. 2. Brenda Schmidt tries to organize her locker. 3. Scott Bergs writes in Deutsch. 4. Tammy Grack and Sara Pinske race for the door. 5. Connie Rolf and Ellen Solomonson pose for a picture. 6. Mike Scharping paints by numbers. 63 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Beth Bening — Sec.-Treas. Barbi Bates — Vice-President Ruth Danielson — President Clark Alsleben Barbara Bates Kris Bode Doreen Buck Michelle Bade Beth Bening Pam Boettcher Timothy Campbell Melissa Berg Teresa Brazil Ruth Danielson Peter Bergner Katie Brown Robert David Julie Bird David Buck Candy Dunkelburger 64 Joseph Eibs Barbara Harens Geraldine Kemp Fred Latzke Lynette Maeder Judy Fluguear Keith Herd Rebecca Kemp Steven Luepke Sheldon Mathews Kathie Glieden Rachelle Huard James Kittock Peter Luskey Kevin McCarthy Lisa Haggenmiller Jodie Jahr Nancy Klancke Theresa Luskey Amy Meffert Daniel Hardel Kathleen Jones Mitchell Krentz Chris Maca James Melsha 65 Kris Meyer Lynn Nuessmeier Mary Pfarr Mary Shoeberg John Traxler Jill Michaelis Jim O’Brien Kari Reilly Karl Sickman Joel Trebesch Jo Ann Moore Michelle Panning Dean Riebe Mark Sorenson Paul Trocke Nancy Neubarth Becky Pautsch John Rubeck Karen Stoeckman Dana Voight John Noack Cory Perrault Dan Rosenfeld Tiffany Telthoester Julie Von Eschen 66 Jenny Wendt Paulette Wentzlaff Lisa Vos Kay Winter Becky Walters Billy Wolter Jay Weckwerth Steve Ziegler 9. Couple of the year, Jill Michaelis and Barbie Bates. 10. Kathie Glieden and Tim Campbell dance down the hall. 11. Sophomore girls are family. 67 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Brian Hartmann — Sec.-Treas. Cindy Cluff — President Andy Giesen — Vice-President Teresa Alsleben Gary Beneke Nancy Budahn Karen Foley Cathy Battcher Cheri Bethke Cindy Cluff Andy Giesen Paula Boettcher Mary Eibs Pat Guerrero Tracy Bruns Lance Ewert Chuck Haggenmiller Darren Buckentine Marianne Farniok Chris Harris 68 Brian Hartmann Vanessa Kicker Mark Lieske Linda Milbrandt Marjorie Pfarr Troy Heagle Kelli Kliest Jodi Litfin Kim Olson Jaclyn Piotter Brenda Herbst Steve Kurtzweg Kelly McCormick Amy Panning Tom Pomplun Sherry Hoff Angelique Lambert Anita Meyer Tamera Panning Stacia Revier Tony Jones David Lieske Michelle Meyer Patrick Perrault Tony Rose 69 Corinna Rubright Ray Seemann Dennis Stoeckman Dan Weinand Wayne Schneider Howard Sickmann Karen Thoele James Wentzlaff Julie Schumacher Mark Soeffker Tracy Van Moorlehem Deborah Wolter Jodie Schwirtz Julie Sommers Jack Vener Larry Youngberg 70 Freshmen Jack Vener, Karen Foley, Jodi Litfin, and Pat Guerrero do cockroaches in phy. ed. arv v 1. Mark Lieskc and Tom Pomplun arc camera shy. 2. What’s the joke, Vanessa Kicker? 3. Bathing beauty Brian Hartmann and David Lieske soak up the sun. 4. Stacia Revier and Jodi Litfin pose for the camera. 5. Macho man Chuck Haggenmiller waits outside. 6. Freshmen converse with classmates. 71 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Mike Weinand — Vice-President Matt Wendt — President Darren Cain — Secretary Barry Nagel — Treasurer (Not Pictured) Stacy Alsleben Toni Andrews Brenda Buck Jeff Dorweiler Brenda Anderly Dodi Barfknecht Penny Budahn Mark Dressen Carol Beckefeld Darren Cain Patrick Foley Rob Brau Jerremy Clarke Leah Gaare John Brown Pat Connolly Michael Good 72 Kay Haggenmiller Vicki Kittock Amy Lietz Sharon O’Brien Timothy Rohde Joel Hendrycks Troy Koester Jill Melsha John Oelfke Michaleen Ryan David Hultgren James Kreft Stacie Meyers Stacy Pinske Patrick Scharn Barb Kemp John Kreft Richard Moore Lori Pioske Corey Scharpe Tim Kemp Wayne Kube Barry Nagel Tammy Rohde Sally Schauer 73 Kent Schuette Becky Thiesfeld Lonnie Weckwerth Michele Soeffker Lisa Thurk Mike Weinand Lyle Schlueter Jason Stiller John Trocke Matthew Wendt Laura Schneider Corey Streich Peter Vos Ron White Wade Schneider Bridgid Strobel Joann Wagner Brian Wolf 1. Corey Streich prepares for class. 2. Rob Brau, Ron White, and Pat Connolly design a plan. 74 1. Future sewers Jeff Dorweiler and Tim Rohde practice. 2. Corey Scharpe and Dave Hultgren closely examine their work in home ec. 3. Ron White teaches Brenda Buck the fundamentals of industrial arts. 4. Mike Weinand is high on life. 5. Stacie Meyers gets camera shy as Amy Lietz watches. 6. Sharon O’Brien looks over notes before a test in art. 75 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Eric Bates — Vice-President Beth Sorenson — Sec.-Treas. Bill Boettcher — President Eric Bates Scott Beneke Jennifer Brockoff Jeff Clarke Shawn Battcher Michelle Bergs Daniel Buck Joni Danielson Lee Bernstein Karen Buckentine Karla Dose Tara Boese Lynn Bulau Chad Duenow Bill Boettcher Daedra Cain Sharon Dunkleberger 76 Lynette Eibs Tara Hardel Tara Kicker Jon Latzke Diana Nordhausen Jodi Farber Jason Heagle Mike Kramer Pam Maeder Todd Olson Cami Fluguer Billy Heimkes Mark Kreft Barry Mathwig Brenda Perrault Paula Foley Betsy Hislop Patrick Kreger Jason Meyer Douglas Perschau Melani Haggenmiller Chris Kelley Dustin Kroells Tara Moore Amy Reilly 77 Rhonda Robeck Matt Schauer Beth Sorenson Douglas Tuchtenhagen Stacy Roehler David Schilling Amy Stien Susan Voight Charles Rubright Jeff Schmidt Darrin Stoeckman Barbara VonBerge Rachelle Rud Shirley Schmidtbauer Jena Strobel Julie Wark Jeff Ryan Jody Skelley Cheryl Sutton Jenny Weirauch 78 Chrystal Wiemann Deena Wolter Nathan Zellmann Mona ZumBerge 1. The seventh grade math class listens attentively to Mrs. Mar- jorie Boelter. 2. Mr. Larry Rewerts smirks as he hands out more homework to the seventh graders. 3. Two seventh graders, Jodi Farber and Paula Foley, ultilize the high school library. 4. Cory Kistner and Jeff Ryan consult on the steps. Rachelle Young Lisa Zeiher Scott Zeiher 79 KIDS... KIDS... KIDS... Childhood — a part of one’s life where the biggest worry was who would be it for tag during recess. Each day brought each child closer to friends and classmates, and the experiences shared left many unforgettable memories. The carefree days, the joy, the tears — all play a significant part of people’s lives today. Sixth Grade Front Row: Sean Ploeger, Michelle Ra- duenz, Annette Bergersen, Maria Jave, Todd Huetteman, Mike McConnell. Row 2: Amy Schneider, Becky Ebersviller, Marty O’Brian, John Mader, Keith Dressen, Troy Seeman, Mike Meffert. Row 3: Debra Dietel, Jenny Pautsch, Grace Connolly, Rachel Roiger, Chad Roehler, Stacy Brockhoff, Mr. Hultgren. Front Row: Pat Vrklan, Rickey Schmidt, Dale Habeck, Precious Trebesch, David Slinden, Peter Weber. Row 2: Laurie Jensen. Holly Braun, Nick Alsleben, Dan Slinden, Wade Mesenbring, Robert Good, Jill Lietz. Row 3: Lori Krueger, Rachelle Creech, Stacy Olson, Sophia Fry, Jill Litfln, Darrin Buck, Warren Schneider, Mrs. Marshall. Front Row: Kris Oelfke, David Foley, Peg Mehlhop, Barb Vos, Michelle Brown, Michelle McCormick, Amy Giesen. Row 2: Nicole Ryan, Rodney Schauer, Suzanne Meyer, Betsy Kreger, James Sommers, Tim Luskey. Row 3: Mrs. Fischer, Mr. Ahrndt, Ms. Chorzempa. Fifth Grade Front Row: Veranica Vazquez. Kelly Hu- ettman, Jenny Schuetz, Tammy Voight, James Mueller, Dan Meffert, Cindy Budahn. Row 2: Mike Bergs, John Skelley, John Reilly, Travis Smith, Neal Wisch Row 3: Kris Nagel, Tia Kelly, Michael Hennies, Peter Traxler, Jason Gieseke, Curt Brockoff, Michelle Boettcher, Mr. Koring. Front Row: Peggy Dorweiler, Nanette Studtman, Michael Sunvold, Angela Hen- nessey, Scott Pioske, Jason Ruehling, Trini- ty Horstman. Row 2: Nichole White. Nichole Soeffker, Theresa Ott, Bruce Harens, Chris Traxler, Sandra Prahl, Mrs. Schmeckpeper. Row 3: Marcie Pinske, Natasha Miller, Kathyn Kreft, Harlan Schauer, David Pautsch, Kyle Streich. Front Row: Lisa Brown, Carol Foley, Stephanie Keizer, Darrin Kroells, Troy Bryer, Ms. Chorzempa Row 2: Roseann Schauer, Lori VonBerge, Jeff Farber, Dustin Duenow, David Rohde. Row 3: Molly Batt- cher. Dean Stoeckman, Debbie Luskey, Denise Engelmann, Kelly Tuchtenhagen. Jason Bates. Fourth Grade Front Row: Joshua Skelley, Jenny Burtyk, Michelle Krentz, Karl Edmonds, Mike Laabs, Travis Paulsen Row 2: Eric Bergerson, Jim Schuetz. Angela Huetteman, Cherri Scharn. Row 3: Sara Gaucher, Heather Warweg, Tina Bruch, Matt Kistner, Jacob Zeiher, Bradely Krueger Row 4: Mr. Milinkovich, Jeanine Morreim, Bill Wark, Sheldon Lambert. Row 5: Joyce Dunkleberger, Steve Robeck, Jason Ryan, Troy Bruhjell, Sharia Olson, Andy Hislop. Front Row: Mischael McConnell, Joe Roiger, Philip Kingcade, Lisa Mader, Rachel Boettcher, Robyn Mesenbring, Robbie Thoele, Bradley Rud, Gary St. John. Row 2: Dustin Voight, Tony Noack, Eric Stien, Kris Von Eschen, Amanda Schuft, Beth Rubright, Marcy Hultgren, Jeff Kemp, Yvonne Hernandez, Miss Wick. Row 3: Bruce Farniok, Chris Bruch, Santana Her- nandez, Robert Mathwig, Colleen Connolly, Julie Goetsch, Mike Schneider, Chris Jensen, Brian Anderly. Front Row: Robert Foley, Jason Brockoff, Brent Ziegler, Chris Braun, James Brockoff. Row 2: Shannon Henke. Tammy Melhop, Christie Paulsen, Sherri Hanke, Mr. Ahrndt. Row 3: Steven Flynn, Bradley Schauer, Jeff Tuctenhagen, Corey Zeiher, Billy Meyer, Danny Kroells. Third Grade Front Row: Kyle Ewert, Mike Stock, Jarid Halverson, Tony Alsleben, Derek Mathwig, Jody Braun, Susan Anderly, Becky Mueller, Wade Drew, Andrea Bade. Row 2: Joey Schmldtbauer, Mara Lee Weckwerth, Shawn Roehler, Jeana Ruehling, Jeff Mueller, Kathy Studtman, Michelle Vossen, Ingrid Kaufman, Mrs. Anderson Row 3: Peter Shauer, Sara Tramel, Anne Noack, Kim Goethke, Jimmy Connolly, Mark Trebesch, Jenny Eibs, Pat Arneson, Sara Narr. Front Row: Ian Kelley, Rachel Horstman, Dawn Clarke. Greg Nagel, Alfonso Vasquez, Jamie Thurk, Anne Schauer, Mary Latzke. Row 2: Wendy Zeiher, Bryce Eggert, Shan- non Reilly, Jenny Wagner, Joleen Skelley, Pam Liebl, Scott Erickson, Jason Kemp. Row 3: Billy Boese, Tonya Miller Stephanie Olson, Matthew Scharpe, Aaron Rucks, Greg Musquiy, Travis Tuchtenhagen, Dan Kreft, Jessie Schauer, Layla Hertenstein, Matt Bigaouette. Front Row: Doug Albers, Jesse Weiner, Richard Vos. Row 2: Melissa Dahlke, Jason Young, Matthew Bryer, Margaret Jones, Miss Schmidt. Row 3: Jill Oelfke, Mark Foley, Heidi Tuctenhagen, Christy Donnay, Kara Schuette. Second Grade Front Row: Jason Soeffker, Matt Scharp- ing, Aaron Gieseke, Jessica Thoele, Ricky Cupp, Amy Mueller, Jodi Pioske, Renja Zellmann. Row 2: Christy Bening, Tiffany Bruckschen, Matt Ploeger, Rebecca Maki, Scott Krueger, Emily Schauer, Sarah Lietz, Mrs. Mobeck Row 3: Nicole Campell, Dan- ny Utendorfer, Lance Weckworth, Darin Schultz, Krista Lamb, Eric Reetz, Chris Buckley. Front Row: Amy Pinske, Jason Bade, Becky Dose, Ryan Pautch, Maggie Klitzke, Brian Gieseke, Lynn Schmitz, Tammy Mathwig. Row 2: Krista Seeman, Chris Bulau, David Kuck, Molly Milinkovich, Stephanie Olson, Johnny Herandez, Sara Braun, Matt Nelson, Mrs. Narr. Row 3: Michele Croat, Nathan Hebeisen, Chad Fischer, Joel Skelly, Jessie Buck, Stacy Kroells, Lori Ebersviller, Kara Paulsen, Stacy Wolters. Front Row: Jeff Kreger, Brandy Hildebrandt, Lori Nordhausen, Scott Zeiger, Daniel Oelfke. Row 2: Steven Rohde, Joshua Renneke, Todd Tuchtenhagen, Jen- nifer White, Cheryl VonBerge. Row 3: Kim McCormick, Jeremy Werner, Rachael Schauer, Leonard Donnay, David Graup- mann, Mrs. Nitz. First Grade Front Row: James Kauffmann, Chris Kemp, Nicole Stock, Daniel Scharpe, Pat Liebl, Christine Hennessey. Caitlin Tramel. Row 2: Kari Dose, Aaron Steich, Roberta Studtman, Michael Thoele, Paulette Weckworth, Nathan Latzke, Cindy Koessler. Row 3: Kirk Kleist, Charlette Mathwig, Mike Kamps, Trisha Tuchtenhagen, Kelly Rucks, Dawn Mathwig, Ross Bergs. Front Row: Mary Jo Krentz, Bobby Vrklan, Ryan Bergs, Ann Edmonds, Sam Andrews, Shawn Peters. Row 2: Marcy Thornes, Chad Ziesmer, Rachael Hertinstein, Sarah Hennies, Melissa Scharpe, Matt Otto, Mrs. Tews. Row 3: Tom Burtyk, Marissa McCon- nell, Stephanie Halverson, Nathan Wisch, Sean Mathwig, Peter Arneson, Jessica Besek. Front Row: David VonBerge, Jonathan Keizer, Kim Braun, Justin Wisch, Joel Farber. Row 2: Kerri Brockoff, Mathew Donnay, Robert Schauer, Jeanette Cameron, Amber Duenow, Sara Albers. Row 3: Brenda Herd, Helen Vos, Susan Foley, Jeff Young, Rebecca White, Gretchen Henke, Miss Smith. Kinder- garten Front Row: Sabrina Aretz, Amy Dose, Brendan Reilly, Brian Thomas, John Dietel, David Kreft, Marie Clarke, Lia Hardel, Con- suelo Arredondo. Row 2: Jenny Eggert, Barbara Vosson, Karey Jaszewski, Patricia Vasquez, Nathan Morreim, Kerry Lamb, Todd Bruhjell, Mrs. Czech. Row 3: Tina Janke, Jason Jacobus, Jolene Ott, Mark Hernandez, Shianna Bird, Michael Lorent- zen, Jesse Soeffker, Nicholas Croat, Heidi Haefs. Front Row: Crystal Cupp, Elizabeth Grimm, Bonnie Dalhlke, Tim Gieseke, Justin Horstman, Shelby Ploeger, Teresa Mathwig, Nikki Kemp, Sunny McNurlin. Row 2: Jody Kistner, Joy Hendrycks, Jenny Traxler, Stacy Schultz, Jason Kube, Justin Kube, Paul Boettcher, Jenny Weber, Stacey Thoele, Sarah Olson. Row 3: Amber ZumBerge, Jason Mueller, Eric Kaufman, Darin Mielke, Kelly Roehler, Erik Buckley. Jeff Schuetz, Valerie Laabs, Melissa Bigouatte, Mrs. Nuessmeir. Front Row: Benjamin Brazil, Scott Voss, Angela Nordhausen, Sara Leny, Jeremiah Schwich, Stacy Hebeisen Row 2: Jamie Burtyke, Wendy Albers, Katherine Graup- mann, Michael Schatz, Julie Brown, Lisa Donnay, Andy Hanke. Row 3: Mrs. Fisher. Prc School Front Row: Mrs. Mary Jo Schulz, Beck Schauer, Kyle Petzel, Darren Ehlers, Karen Mackenthun. Row 2: Wendy Krueger, Heidi Haefs, Jenny Faust. Front Row: Mrs. Mary Jo Schulz, Jon Plot- ter, Jenny VonEschen, Jeremy Wells, Karen Machenthun. Row 2: Adam Timm, Aaron Wisch, Stacy Bening, Christopher Gieseke. Teachers’ Aids Front Row: Brenda Schmidt, Diane Dols, Tricia Kloeckl, Gena Hendryks. Back Row: Nancy Wolf, RaNae Revier, Sue Elbs, Kim Litfin, Doug Seeman, Mary VonEschen. Fifth Grade Band Front Row: Marcie Pinske, Jenny Schuetz, Tia Kelly, Veronica Vasquez, Cindy Budahn, James Mueller, Neal Wisch. Row 2: Kris Nagel, Nicole White, Kathryn Kreft, Angela Hennessey, Chris Traxler, Travis Smith, Mike Sunvold, David Pautsch. Row 3: Michelle Boetcher, Nicole Soeffker, Peter Traxler, Harlan Schauer, Trinity Horstman, Kyle Streich, Scott Pioske, Jason Ruehling, Jay Reilly, Mike Hennies. Arlington School Patrol Front Row: Becky Ebersviller, Jill Lietz, Amy Schneider, Jill Litfin, Dan Slinden, Rickey Schmidt. Row 2: Wade Mesenbring, Rachel Roiger, Robert Good, Pat Vrklan, Keith Dressen, Troy Seeman, Mike Meffert. Row 3: Michelle Raduenz, Jenny Pautsch, Warren Schneider, Chad Roehler, Debra Dietal, Stacy Olson, Darren Buck. Green Isle School Patrol Front Row: Kris Oelfke, Peggy Melhop, Nicole Ryan, Betsy Kreger. Row 2: David Foley, Amy Giesen, Michelle Brown, Barb Vos. Row 3: Rodney Schauer, James Som- mers, Tim Luskey, Suzanne Meyer, Michelle McCormick. 89 90 Carol Boerner and Dr. Dennis Buckley. Two new faces filled new seats on the school board to help make decisions to reach goals to improve the school. ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD WORK TO BETTER SCHOOL George Maca Superintendent Dennis Bergner High School Principal Zelora Lentz Elementary Principal Michael Donner Louis Woehler Chairman Vice Chairman Carol Boerner Director Allan Zeiher Director Donald Ziegler Director Dr. Dennis Buckley Director Richard Nagel Director 91 FACULTY . the foundation of a student’s education . . . having respect, friend- ship and understanding between a student and a teacher . . . trying to understand the pranks of the students . . . mak- ing sure the late student has a pink slip . . . learning new things each year . . . seeing classes come and go . . . being a part of the changing times . . . giving out all they can . . . sharing their knowledge . . . giving us homework and headaches . . . understanding new grading systems . . . A-GI faculty. I Irvin Anderson Librarian, Geography Mankato State U. Diane Ebersviller Physical Education Mankato State U. Greg Goblirsch Guidance Counselor, History Iowa State Paschal Baker Physical Education Gustavus Adolphus V Rollie Floan History Hamblin University Dan Hislop Reading, Community Ed. College of St. Thomas Marjorie Boelter Science and Math College of St. Scholastica Theresa Fogarty Art Mankato State U. Mary Hultgren English and German Mankato State Randy Carlson Mathematics St. Cloud State U. Gary Fokken Agriculture, FFA South Dakota State U. James Jaszewski Band and Choir Winona State 92 Larry Klunder Physical Education and Business Upper Iowa College Marie Kreft Speech College of St. Theresa Christopher Moore English and Drama Bemidji State Kathy Morton Home Economica North Dakota State Richard Nahlovsky Mathematics St. Cloud State U. Jean Olson English Mankato State U. Jack Redfearn Science Bradley University Larry Rewerts Social Studies St. Cloud State U Don Sauter Science Mankato State U. Robert Schrupp Business Mankato State U. Judy Scott English and Spanish Mankato State U. Michael Vrklan Industrial Arts Math U of M, Duluth 93 Edward Warweg Social Studies Mankato State U. Gery Wendt Industrial Arts Mankato State U. Chery Buckley Learning Disabilities U of M Mel Cain Elem. Phy. Ed. St. Cloud St. U. Larry Gieseke Speech Therapist Mankato State U. Ray Hitman Elem. Music U. of N.D. Donna Morton School Nurse U. of Nebraska Cindy Zillmer Learning Disabilities Mankato State U. 94 TEACHERS AIDS Row I: Virginia Kramer, Wendy Buck, Leone Feil, Susanne Glawe, Jan Gieseke. Row 2: Margaret Bean, Marge Cina, Mary Litfin, Brenda Eggert. VOCATIONAL CENTER MEETS STUDENTS NEEDS Sibley County Vocational Center ’83 84 . . . getting an education away from school . . . Small Engines . . . learning by experimenting . . . Model Office . . . training by doing . . . Health Occupations ... a career experience . . . Building Trades . . . creative carpenters . . .Auto Mechanics . . . overhauling engines . . . Sibley County Voca- tional Center ’83 ’84. 1. Vocational Center Employees - Sitting: Sec. Dorthy Kemp. Darnell Halverson. Model Of- fice Eugene Johengen, Small Engines. Standing: Leroy Fit . Building Trades Fred Burtyk. Auto Trodes Dave Czech. Vocational Director 2. Mrs. Nancy Hislop — Health Occupations 3. Model Officer offers Nancy Qlsezlnski an opportunity to conduct official telephone business 4. Rachel Bremer. Melanee Buckentin. Jean Hamblin. Cherie Youngberg, and Tammy Jensen examine the skull at Health Occupations. 5. John Thiesfeld and Kevtn Bergs begin to create their new project. 6. Small Engines students examine an engine: Mark Maedcr. Damon Voight, Brian Weber. Pete Ulan son, Gary Kurtzweg. and Nick Qesen 7. Auto Trades teaches Rich Reesen about cars 95 THE THREE C’s KEEP OUR SCHOOL IN ORDER - COOKS, CLERICAL, AND CUSTODIANS You have to love kids to be a bus driver, janitor, or member of the office staff. Who else would be willing to put up with the excuses and hassles of students to help make A-GI a better school? 96 1. ARLINGTON BUS DRIVERS: Front Row: Larry Klunder, Dorothy Kemp, Jerry Ebersviller. Row 2: Mike Hartmann, Jerry Narr, Robert Schrupp, Henry Scheer, Lawrence Blake. 2. Minnesota Green Thumb: Charles Ziesmer. Green Thumb is a national rural, non-profit organization spon- sored by Farmers Union concerned with promoting employ- ment for rural seniors. Its purpose is to change stereotypes of older Americans, to promote employment, and to pro- vide essential community services and facilities. 3. Green Isle Bus Drivers: Joe Kreger, Roy Renneke, Martin Maseman 4. Arlington Cooks: Dorrine Scharping, Carolyn Nieland, Edna Blake, Joan Budahn, Patty Duenow 5. Green Isle Cooks: Marion Giesen, Bernette Uecker, Lin- da Meyer. 97 Many people don’t realize what it takes to compose a yearbook. Ask any yearbook staff member what a quad-pak is or what a cropper is used for and you’ll find out what it takes to compose a yearbook. Co-editors this year were Joe Melsha and Connie Meyers and Bob Krebsbach served as business manager. The co-editors spent a week this past summer at St. John’s University learning new ideas and techniques. YEARBOOK STAFF LEARNS FROM EXPERIENCE 1. STAFF MEMBERS — Sit- ting: Advisor Mrs. Mary Hultgren, Dana Stoeckman, Jean Kramer, Nancy Glisczinski, Kris Grove, Sara Pinske, Bev Kauff- mann. Standing: Bob Czech, Rodrigo Andrade, Keith Kroells, Connie Meyers, Mary Von Eschen, Paul Rhode, Lisa Bode, Denise Dols, Tammy Grack, Anne Vener. Above: Bob Krebsbach, Joe Melsha, Mike Brau. 2. No rest for the wicked yearbook members Lisa Bode, Denise Dols and Sara Pinske. 3. Yearbook members prepare for the annual presentation. — Connie Meyers, Bev Kauffmann, Joe Melsha, and Paul Rohde. 4. Bev Kauffmann works diligently on preparing copy. 99 VARSITY CLUB RECOGNIZES A-GI LETTERMEN Varsity Club honors those athletes who have per- formed up to the standards set before them by their respective coaches. SENIORS — Front Row: Dana Stoeckman. Gena Hendrycks, Sue Eibs, Colleen Kreger. Row 2: Anne Vener, Connie Meyers. Patty O’Brien. Row 3: Mike Brau, Joe Melsha, Tony Kuck, Bob Czech. Row 4: Scott Kleist. Bob Krebsbach. Paul Cluff. Row 5: Mary Von Eschen, Doug Seeman. Jan Peder- son, Anne Panning. Front Row: Chris Maca, Freddy Latzke. Row 2: Jim Melsha, Dan Hardel, John Noack, Kathy Glieden. Lisa Bode. Tricia Kloeckl, Brian Hartmann. Row 3: Kim Olson, Brenda Herbst, Mary Shoberg, Jill Michaelis, Barbie Bates, Peter Luskey. Row 4: Carla Noack, Denise Dols, Becky Walters, Michelle Marquardt. Robyn Rucks, Peter Bergner. Row 5: Amy Brown, Nancy Giisczinski, Brenda Schmidt, Sara Pinske. Linnea Schauer, Keith Herd. Row 6: Mark Maeder, Keith Kroells, Jeff Rud, Aaron Van Moorlehem, Steve Czech, Steve Ziegler. Row 7: Gary Kurtzweg, Paul Trocke, Steve Woods. 100 Youth for Understanding is one of those rare ex- periences that comes but once in a lifetime. On August 10, 1983, Rodrigo Andrade flew from Bogota, Columbia to Minneapolis to begin his one year stay with the Chuck Rubright family. During the year Rodrigo could be seen participating in many activities. Some of his favorites were attending football games, playing soccer and basketball, being in- volved in Foreign Language Club, and watching the cheerleaders. When asked what he liked best about A-GI, Rodrigo replied, “I like meeting the new people and making new friends.” CHANCE OF A LIFETIME FOR YFU STUDENT 1. Joe expresses himself, as Rodrigo, Jean, and Mike look on. 2. “Bogota, Columbia is where I’m from.” 3. “My name is Rodrigo Andrade . . 4. Rodrigo phones home. 5. Caught in the act, Rodrigo smiles for the camera. 6. Rodrigo gets his picture taken one more time. 101 FOREIGN LANGUAGE - NO INTERPRETATION NEEDED Every year the Spanish and German students of A GI form a foreign language club. Activities throughout the year include Christmas caroling in Deutsch and Espanol, a white elephant sale, and a field trip to the Minnesota Zoological Garden where no English is to be spoken. During the month of December, students worked to memorize lines for Christmas skits, prepare food, and make holiday decorations representing their respective countries. Espanol Front Row: Anne Panning, Dana Voight, Kathie Glieden, Teresa Brazil. Row 2: Mrs. Judith Scott, Lucy Vos, Rachel Bremer, Crystal Wiemann, Tammy Traxler. Row 3: Lynette Maeder, Anne Scott, Angelique Lambert, Sally Thoele, Jayne Kliest, Lisa Bode, Tricia Kloeckl, Rodrigo Andrade. Row 4: Kelly McCormick, Ruth Danielson, Candy Dunkelburger, Katie Brown, Kim Olson, Peter Bergner, Kevin Mc- Carthy, John Noack. Row 5. Bill Sutton, Julie Sommers, Kelli Kliest, Tracy VanMoorlehem, Aaron VanMoorlehem, Anne Vener, Gena Hen- drycks, Paul Trocke, Jim Kittock. Row 6: JoAnne Moore, Rachelle Huard, Mary Shoberg, Sue Eibs, Diane Dols, Deb Rohde, Colleen Kreger. Dcutsch Front Row: Scott Bergs, Barb Harens, Paulette Wentzlaff, Jodie Jahr, Kris Meyer, Becky Pautsch, Lisa Haggenmiller. Row 2: Sally Thoele, Ellen Solomonson, Margie Kemp, Sara Pinske, Melanee Buckentin, Amy Meffert, Con- nie Rolf, Sue Eibs. Row 3: Mrs. Mary Hultgren, Lori Milbrandt, Sharon Schauer, Judy Fluguear, Jenny Wendt, Linnea Schauer, Michelle Mar- quardt, Lori Perschau, Jeff Rud. Row 4: Steve Czech, Pat Perrault, Mike Brau, Joe Melsha. Row 5: Bob Czech, Paul Cluff, Tony Kuck, Doug Seeman, Scott Kliest, Bill Sutton, Keith Kroells, Tom Harjes. 102 Guten Tag, Auf Weidersehen, Buenas dias Adios — Taking another language was a new experience for some 7th and 8th graders this year. One quarter of language was offered in lieu of English class in the core program. Thirty-five German and thirty-three Spanish students participated in learning basic conversation and customs of their respective countries. 7th GRADE SPANISH — Front Row: Shawn Battcher, Tara Kicker, Crystal Wiemann, Michelle Bergs. Row 2: Melani Haggenmiller, Sharon Dunkleberger, Daedra Cain, Amy Stien, Lynn Bulau. Row 3: Daniel Buck, Jeff Schmidt, Eric Bates, Scott Zeiher, Jeff Clarke. 7th GRADE GERMAN — Rachelle Rud, Karen Buckentine, Paula Foley, Jodi Farber, Row 2: Tara Moore, Tara Hardel, Chris Kelley, Lynette Eibs. Row 3: Deena Wolter, Betsy Hislop, Lisa Zeiher, Tara Boese, Karla Dose, Rhonda Robeck. LANGUAGE ADDED TO JUNIOR HIGH 8th GRADE SPANISH — Front Row: Michele Soeffker, Jill Melsha, Stacie Meyers. Row 2: Brenda Buck, Lisa Thurk, Leah Gaare, Laura Schneider. Row 3: Darren Cain. Ron White, Jeremy Clarke, Rob Brau, Mike Good, Pat Connolly. 8th GRADE GERMAN — Penny Budahn, Stacy Alsleben, Amy Lietz, Bridgid Strobel, Sally Schauer Row 2: Duane Kube, Joel Hendrycks, Dave Hultgren, Jeff Dorweiler. Row 4: John Trocke, Tim Kemp. Barry Nagel, Tim Rohde. 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS ADVISORS — Marjorie Boelter, Dennis Bergner, Christopher Moore, and Greg Goblisch. Absent: Roland Floan. On April 9, 1984, the Arlisle Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 18 new members into its ex- clusive ranks. The cremony took place in the high school cafeteria, presided over by President Mike Kittock, Vice President Connie Meyers and Secretary-Treasurer Bev Kauffmann. Other members of the Society assisted dur- ing the induction ceremony. Seniors inducted into the National Honor Society this year were Beth Kemp, Robert Krebsbach, Tony Kuck, and Joe Melsha. Juniors inducted were Lisa Bode, Amy Brown, Nancy Glisczinski, Tammy Grack, Tom Harjes, Tricia Kloeckl, Keith Kroells, Carla Noack, Lori Perschau, Robyn Rucks, Jeff Rud, Linnea Schauer, Bill Sutton, and Nancy Wolf. To be eligible for induction a student must have earn- ed an academic average of 92 or better, show evidence of service to school, church and community; exhibit traits of strong moral character and show that they have taken active leadership roles in school, church and com- munity activities. Eligible juniors and seniors in Arlington-Green Isle High School are elected, by secret ballot, into the Socie- ty by the faculty council which consists of Mrs. Marjorie Boelter, Mr. Chris Moore, Mr. Roland Floan, Mr. Greg Goblirsch and Principal Dennis Bergner, who also act as Society advisors. First Row, Sitting: Bob Czech, Tricia Kloeckl, Amy Brown, Bev Kauffmann Second Row. Sitting: Lisa Bode, Jean Kramer, Connie Meyers, Beth Kemp, Robin Rucks, Colleen Kreger. First Row. Standing: Tom Harjes, Jeff Rud, Tony Kuck, Nancy Wolf, Nancy Glisczinski, Linnea Schauer, Carla Noack, Lori Perchau, Mary Von Eschen, Kris Grove. Second Row, Standing: Keith Kroells, Mike Kittock, Bob Krebsbach, Joe Melsha. Not Pictured: Anne Vener, Bill Sutton. Tammy Grack. 104 Could the future Einsteins and Madam Curies be originating from Arlington-Green Isle High School? On February 23, grades 4-8 from Arlington and Green Isle par- ticipated in the annual science fair. The projects were made through the cooperation of the students and their parents. Science fair projects were judged on creativity and originality in the fields of earth, life and physical science. All participants advanced to the regional science fair held at Mankato State University. Matt Wendt and Pat Connolly won top honors at regional level and attended the state science fair in Minneapolis. SCIENCE AND TECHN0I0G SFftCESHUTTLE COLUMBIK 1. “Winter Survival was an appropriate project for a Min- nesota winter. 2. Pat Vrklan’s space shuttle drawing earned him 1st place in the 6th grade. 3. Barry Mathwig poses with his IPS experiment that he performed for the science fair. 4. Volcanoes were a popular project for many of the students. 105 TRACKSTERS REAP REWARDS Highlighted by consistent strong preformances from the senior trio of Czech, Krebsbach, and Seeman, the A-GI boys’ track team proved to be competitive in both the Mn. River Conference and District 14 competition. The Indians were also boosted by high junior high participation which will provide a firm base for future teams. Front Row: Scott Bergs, Mark Soeffker, John Brown, Dennis Stoeckman, Aaron VanMoorlehem, Paul Trocke, Scott Zeiher, Mike Kramer, Jim Kreft, John Kreft, Andy Giesen. Back Row: Head Coach Mike Vrklan, Chris Maca, Mark Maeder, Bob Krebsbach, Doug Seeman, Bob Czech, Jeff Rud, Keith Kroells, Steve Czech. Mark Kreft, Assistant Coaches Corinne Glieden and Cindy Zilmer. 106 Bob Czech strides to victory. Brother Steve Czech duplicates his brother’s feat. 107 GIRL5 BRCH DN TRRCH: 5ET NEW RECDRD5 HNG WIN G15TRICT TROPHY The 1984 girls’ track season was burdened with bad weather. Battling the wind, rain, and snow the girls, with much dedication, endured long, hard prac- tices in hopes of victory. Many hours were spent run- ning, sprinting, lifting weights, and perfecting their own individual events, to be the best they could be! Mary Von Eschen set a new school record in shot put with a throw of 36'7 , and the 3,200 meter relay team of Jenny Wendt, Tara Moore, Shelly Rud, and Jill Michaelis set a new school record with a time of 10:35. Front Row: Mgr. Becky Walters. Lisa Zeiher, Rhonda Robeck, Barb Von Berge, Tara Moore. Jena Strobel, Michelle Bergs. Amy Reilly, Rachelle Rud. Row 2: Lynette Maeder, Brenda Herbst, Jenny Wendt, Karen Thoele, Brigid Strobel, Mary Eibs, Tricia Kloeckl, Denise Dols, Carla Noack, Barbie Bates, Mgr. JoAnn Moore. Row 3: Coach Mike Vrklan, Anne Scott, Crystal Weimann, Mary Von Eschen, Dana Stoeckman, Nancy Glisczin- ski, Michelle Marquardt, Karen Buckentine, Kathie Glieden, Kim Olson, Jill Michaelis, Coach Corinne Glieden, Coach Cindy Zillmer. Seniors: Dana Stoeckman and Mary Von Eschen. Newcomers. Shelly Rud and Tara Moore set their pace. 108 1. Coach Mike Vrklan gives instructions. 2. Jenny Wendt finishes strong. 3. Mary Von Eschen concentrates before her throw. 4 Jill Michaelis is on the home stretch. 5. Kim Olson waits for the starting gun. 6. Brenda Herbst shows determination. 109 TRACK PARTICIPANTS EXCEL; VON ESCHEN COMPETES IN STATE A-GI trackstcrs were strong competitors at district level and continued on to region competition: Mary Von Eschen — shot, Dana Stoeckman — discus, Karen Thoele — 3200 meter run, Jenny Wendt — 800 meter run, Nancy Glisczinski — 100 meter hurdles, Jill Michaelis, Barb Bates, Bridgid Strobel, Barb Von Berge — 1600 meter relay, Mary Von Eschen — discus, Kathie Glieden, Nancy Glisczinski, Tricia Kloeckl, Karen Buckentine — 400 meter relay, Jill Michaelis, Tara Moore, Shelly Rud, Jenny Wendt — 3200 meter relay, Kathie Klieden — long jump, Kathie Glieden, Carla Noack, Tricia Kloeckl, Karen Buckentine — 800 meter relay, Jill Michaelis — 800 meter run, Denise Dols — high jump. Bob Czech — 1600 meter run. Mary Von Eschen advanced to state competition and placed 10th. Below the girls’ track team shows off their district 14 trophy. Mary Von Eschen throws the discus. 110 Although not a strong defensive team, the A-GI baseballers with timely hitting fought their way to a 10 and 6 record and finished in the MRC higher than any of the past teams since ’72. After being seated number 1 in the district, they were ousted 4-3 by Mankato Loyola on a controversial call. A-GI NINE HITS WAY TO VICTORY 1. Scott Schmidt hurls for the strikout. 2. Tony O’Brien takes a gander at the pitch. 3. Taking a lead from third is Joe Melsha 4. Tony Kuck and Tim Woehler ready themselves for a possible ball. 5. Coach Sauter argues about a disputed call. Ill Front Row: Managers Tim Rohde and Ricky Moore. Row 2:Rodrigo Andrade, Brian Hartmann, Scott Schmidt, Pete Bergner, Keith Herd, Pete Luskey. Row 3: Gary Kurtzweg, Tony O’Brien. Jack Doetkott, Joe Melsha, Tony Kuck, Tim Woehler, Paul Cluff, Brian Weber, Coach Don Sauter. BTEAM — Front Row: Dan Weinand, Mitch Krentz, Jim Melsha, Tony Rose, Dar- rin Buckentine, Clark Alsleben. Row 2: Kevin Me Carthy, Dan Hardel, Gary Kurtzweg, Pete Bergner, Joe Kistner, John Noack, Mark Sorenson, Coach Rollie Floan. CTEAM — Front Row: Pat Kreger, Barry Matwig, Rob Brau, Jason Heagle, Jeff Schmidt, Pat Foley, Nathan Zellman. Row 2: Ron White, Barry Nagel, Darren Stoeckmann, Pat Scharn, Darren Cain, Dave Hultgren, Mike Wei- nand, Troy Koester, Jason Meyer, Coach John Arndt. 113 JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM 1984 “When I’m With You” The 1984 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 11. The juniors worked hard all week decorating the gym with col- ors of pink, white, burgandy, and silver. The evening began with the banquet, in the small gym at 7:00 p.m. Speakers for prom were pres, of the senior class Connie Meyers, Rodrigo Andrade, Mr. Chris Moore, Aaron Van Moorlehem.and pres, of junior class Steve Czech. A song by the junior girls was sung at the banquet. Later there was a grand march with music by Slyce. 1. Peggy Luskey takes a well-deserved break. 2. Michelle Marquardt, Linnea Schauer, Lori Perschau, and Robyn Rucks entertain at the prom banquet. 3. Nick Giesen decorates with overflowing happiness. 4. Mr. Moore is awed by the camera man. 5. Front Row: Barbi Bates. Jim Melsha, Michelle Bade. Jim Kittock, Ruth Danielson, Keith Herd. Row 2: Kevin McCarthy, Candy Dunkelberger, Dan Hardel, Kris Bode, Tim Campbell, Judy Fluguear, Fred Latzke, Jodi Jahr, Pete Luskey — Waiters and Waitresses. 6. Steve Czech presents roses to Mrs. Boelter from the junior class. 7. Rodrigo Andrade speaks about America. 114 1. Doug Seeman, Connie Rolf. Jan Pederson, Darrin Schmidt and Gary Kurtzweg enjoy the prom. 2. Members of the band Slyce pose for fans. 3. Mary Von Eschen and Mike Brau are in the grand march. 4. Jill Michaelis was the emcee for the grand march. 5. Scott Bergs escorts Rachael Bremer. 5. Michelle Marquardt comes through the tunnel. 7. Pam Gieseke and date Rob Trebesch dance together. 8. Jean Kramer and escort Steve Czech walk together. 115 THE GOOD DOCTOR TICKLES FUNNY BONE The good doctor, portrayed by John Webster, narrated the play and took on several other roles in the collection of comical sketches the doctor imagined or experienced in life. The play was a mixture of the playwrights Neil Simon and Anton Chekhov. This play marked the final appearance of senior veteran performers Bob Czech, Anne Panning and John Webster. Front Row: Lori Perschau, Margie Kemp, Gina Hendrycks, RaNae Reiver. Row 2: Joe Johengen, John Webster, Anne Panning, Bob Czech, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Michelle Marquardt, Cathy Battcher, Jo Ann Moore. Row 3: Steve Czech, Kevin McCarthy. Andy Geisen, Becky Walters, Julie Von Eschen. Row 4: Jodi Litfin, Denise Dols, Judy Fluguear, Theresa Weinand, Tricia Kloeckl, Aaron Van Moorlehem, Carla Noack, Mark Maeder. Row 5: Keith Kroells, Jeff Rud. CAST THE WRITER........................................John Webster THE SNEEZE............................John Webster. Robert Czech Judy Fluguear, Keith Kroells Tricia Kloeck! THE GOVERNESS....................Carla Noach, Becky Walters SURGERY................. John Webster, Aaron Van Moorlehem TOO LATE FOR HAPPINESS.......... Jeff Rud, Theresa Weinand THE SEDUCTION....................John Webster, Robert Czech Anne Panning THE DROWNED MAN ........................... John Webster Aaron Van Moorlehem, Steve Czech THE AUDITION........................John Webster, Jodi Litfin ............................................Anne Panning THE ARRANGEMENT.................. Robert Czech, Andy Giesen Judy Fluguear THE WRITER...................................John Webster CREW DIRECTOR................. DIRECTOR’S ASSISTANT..... STAGE MANAGER ........... COSTUME COORDINATOR...... SOUND ................... LIGHTS.................... CONSTRUCTION ............ COSTUMES MAKE UP ........ PROPS . . . Christopher Moore Tracy Van Moorlehem .......Joe Johengen .....Bev Kauffmann .......Margie Kemp Kevin McCarthy .......Mark Maeder Tony Jones .......Joe Johengen Nick Giesen Joe Kistner .....Cathy Battcher Denise Dols Joann Moore ReNae Revier Julie Von Eschen Michelle Marquardt ......Lori Perschau Gena Hendrycks 116 1. Bob Czech (seated) contemplates taking his son Andy Giesen to visit a lady of the evening. 2. Aaron Van Moorlehem makes a proposal to John Webster 3. Is it too late for Jeff Rud and Theresa Weinand? 4. John Webster receives the final touch from Anne Panning. 5. Andy Giesen observes the lady Judy Fluguear. 117 Outstanding FFA-FHAcrs Recognized Outstanding future farmers and homemakers were recognized and honored for their achievements and dedica- tion to the two organizations. Along with the awards presented by Mrs. Morton and Mr. Fokken, new officers were elected to represent the clubs for the upcoming year. Summaries for Junior FHA, Senior FHA, and FFA were given by the chapter secretaries. Julie Sommers and Tracy Van Moorlehem presented their Action Activity Event which they will perform at the National FHA Convention in Chicago. Jolene Effertz and Jill Michaelis performed their talent show entry which won top honors at the district level and will advance to the state competition. 1. Master of Ceremonies for the evening, Cory Danielson — FFA President. 2. Julie Summers and Tracy Van Moorlehem perform their AAE that received state honors and will advance to national competition. 3. Senior FHA old and new officers 4. FFA officer installation. 118 1. Mr. Greg Goblirsch honors student Council members. 2. Yearbook awards were given to the staff by Mrs. Mary Hultgren. 3. Kathy Shimota receives a special Olympics award from Mrs. Cindy Zilmer. 4. The recipients of the Jim Evans’ Award are Bob Krebsbach and Jan Pederson. 5. Connie Meyers and Bob Krebsbach were nominated by classmates and elected by the high school faculty to receive the Citizenship Award. RWRRD5 R55EfTlBLV HIUNC3R5 5TUDENT RCHIEVEIT1ENT5 State Science Fair . . . Jr. Achievement .... Health Occupations . . PTO Scholarship Best Actress......... Best Actor........... Best Supporting Actor Bausch and Lomb .. . Jim Evans............ Citizenship.......... . . . Pat Connolly Matt Wendt . .. . Denise Dols Dana Stoeckman Jean Kramer ....Kim Litfin . . Anne Panning . . John Webster ....Bob Czech .... Tony Kuck . . Jan Pederson Bob Krebsbach . Connie Meyers Bob Krebsbach 119 AWARDS BANQUET - ATHLETES RECOGNIZED TOP AWARD WINNERS FOOTBALL ALL CONFERENCE — Joe Melsha; ALL CON FERENCE HONORABLE MENTION — Tony O’Brien, Scott Kleist; LEADERSHIP — Bob Krebsbach MOST VALUABLE PLAYER — Joe Melsha; KNUJ PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Joe Melsha. VOLLEYBALL ALL CONFERENCE — Dana Stoeckman; ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION — Sherri Herbst. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ALL CONFERENCE — Carla Noack; ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION — Denise Dols; MS. SCRAPPER — Mary Von Eschen; BEST FREE THROWER - Carla Noack BOYS’ BASKETBALL ALL CONFERENCE — Tony O’Brien, Scott Kleist, Joe Melsha; ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION — Steve Woods; NEWULM JOURNAL 1st TEAM — Tony O’Brien. Joe Melsha; NEW ULM JOURNAL 2nd TEAM — Scott Kleist; HONORABLE MENTION NEW ULM JOURNAL — Doug Seeman, Steve Woods; MOST VALUABLE PLAYER — Tony O’Brien; MR. HUSTLE — Tony O’Brien; BEST FREE THROWER — Joe Melsha; MOST IMPROVED — Doug Seeman; KNUJ PLAYER OF THE WEEK — Tony O’Brien, Scott Kleist. WRESTLING ALL CONFERENCE — Jack Doetkott, Dan Heibel; ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION — Jim Melsha; MOST IMPROVED — Fred Latzke MOST PINS — Jim Melsha; MOST VALUABLE PLAYER — Dan Heibel; 60 WIN CLUB — Dan Heible; KNUJ WRESTLER OF THE WEEK — Dan Heibel 1. J. W. Mlinar Award: Joe Melsha and Mary Von Eschen. 2. Academic All Conference: Mary Von Eschen, Joe Melsha, Scott Kleist, and Dana Stoeckman. 3. Coach Mike Brklan cracks a joke. 4. Coach Dick Milinkovich honors the Region 4A runner-up basketball team. 120 You who arc athletes and comrades of a quest, You who are athletes yet unlike the rest, Listen to the words of one who has flown, for my words are a key to the victory I’ve known. To hope and to pray will not get you by, For a bird without wings cannot hope to fly. Build on your strengths and hide what is weak, as a mountain hides pebbles yet shows off its peaks. None has succeeded who has not failed, and you will know both for they walk the same trail. Strengthen your body, but neglect not your mind, for they are not separate, a fact you will find. Repetition, repetition, repetition I repeat is the best method known for mastering a feat. So give your best effort and be satisfied, for not more can you give if your best you have tried. It is said of a winner he’s not born but made, Yet who is the maker of the double “A” grade? Of all that I know there is nothing more true: “If a winner you are, the maker is you.” And should you know victory, forget not the rest, who aided your growth when you started your quest. Individuals are unique, but it’s the team that counts, for unity is strength and yields more amount. — Kolleen Casey 1. Official John Behrends reflects on the region basketball game, “85% of success is attitude. 2. “Where do you think you’re going Bob Krebsbach?” shouts Coach Pat Baker. 3. Coach Mel Cain hands out awards to some worthy wrestlers. 4. The football cheerleaders receive an ovation. 121 DECLAM: SPEARING FOR RECOGNITION Each year, students, grades seven through twelve, rehearse stories in categories of their preference. After much prepara- tion, they then spend Saturday after Saturday, competing in very intense tournaments. This year thirty-one students at- tended district competition at Loyola. Eight advanced to regions and one, Theresa Weinand, advanced to State com- petition in the poetry catagory. ' Front Row: Chris Kelley, Cami Fluguear, Amy Reilly, Beth Sorenson, Crystal Weiman, Trisha Zeiher. Row 2: Brenda Anderly, Tammy Rohde, Daedra Cain, Tara Moore, Shelly Rud, Melony Haggenmiller, Lynette Eibs. Row 3: Tracy Van Moorlehem, Jodi Litfin, Julie Sommers, Angelique Lambert, Deena Wolter, Tim Rohde, Mark Kreft. Row 4: Cathy Battcher, Anita Meyer, Tamera Panning, Eric Bates, Pat Connelly, Pat Kreger, Troy Koester. Front Row: Jan Pederson. Anne Panning. Row 2: Kev McCarthy, John Noack, Carla Noack, Theresa Weinand, Tricia Kloeckl, Theresa Brazil, Barbi Bates, Aaron Van Moorlehem, Bob Czech. Row 3: Connie Meyers, Steve Czech, Joe Kistner, Judy Fluguear, Jill Michaelis, Lori Perschau. Row 4: Jolene Effertz, Sally Thoele, Kris Grove, Bev Kauffmann, Mark Sorenson, Scott Bergs. DISTRICTS — Front Row: Connie Meyers, Julie Sommers, Jodi Litfin, Jan Pederson, Anne Panning, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Amy Reilly. Row 2: Tricia Kloeckl, Kev McCar- thy, John Noack, Theresa Weinard,Theresa Brazil, Shelly Rud, Deena Wolters, Mrs. Kreft. Row 3: Mrs. Glawe, Mark Kreft, Pat Connelly, Steve Czech, Joe Kistner, Judy Fluguear, Jill Michaelis, Lori Perschau, Bar- bi Bates. Row 4: Jolene Effertz, Angelique Lambert, Sally Thoele, Kris Grove, Bev Kauffmann, Mark Sorenson, Aaron Van Moorlehem, Bob Czech. REGIONS — Front Row: Connie Meyers, Anne Panning, Jodi Litfin, Theresa Wei- nand, Aaron Van Moorlehem. Row 2: Sally Thoele, Judi Fluguear, Carla Noack, Theresa Brazil. Mrs. Kreft. STATE — Theresa Weinand. In growing we have shared. The senior class of 1984 graduated on May 24, 1984, a day filled with feelings of joy, sadness, fear, pride, and achievement. GRADUATION IS GREETED WITH SMILES AND TEARS 1. Mrs. Marjorie Boelter looks pleased with the appearance of the graduates. 2. Connie Meyers and Joe Melsha anxiously await to lead the class in. 3. Laura Reetz hands Gena Hendrycks her flower. 4. The class of 1984 stands proudly on their big night. 1. Anne Panning and John Webster sing for the last time with fellow choir members. 2. Recipient of both the Citizenship and Jim Evans award is Bob Krebsbach. 3. Scott Kleist and Joe Johengen play with Pete Bergner for the final time. 4 JUNIOR USHERS AND USHERET- TES — Tammy Alsleben, Brian Berg, Nan- cy Wolf, Tom Harjes, Nancy Glisczinski, Jeff Rud, Amy Brown, Mike Scharping. Class Motto Life is a series of moving seasons moving stages moving dreams We must move with them. Class Colors Cardinal Red and Empire Gray Class Flower Red Carnation 124 1. Lonny Telthoester and Dana Stoeckman walk down the aisle following commencement. 2. John Anderson receives his diploma with pride. 3. This is a proud moment for Rodrigo Andrade. 4. Happy seniors receive congratulations from guests. A NEW DAY This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will. I can waste it — or use it for good, but what I do today is important, because — I am exchanging a day of my life for it! When tomorrow comes, this day will be lost forever leaving in its place something that I have traded for it. I want it to be gain, and not loss; good, and not evil; success, and not failure; in order that I shall not regret the price that I have paid for it. 125 A-GI BBS Best Wishes BBS ADS ’84 AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE John Krebsbach 964-5236 Arlington MN Congratulations Graduates AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS Dale R. Bode 106 E. Douglas Arlington, MN AMOCO A N RADIATOR REPAIR Fertilizer and Chemical Rich Tuchtenhagen Leon Dose Complete Radiator Repair Service and Wheel Alignments Green Isle, MN 55338 Arlington, MN 55307 ARLINGTON AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 402 — 5th Ave. NW Phone 964-2281 ARLINGTON ENTERPRISE Arlington Phone: 964-2202 Minnesota “Your Home Town Newspaper” Quality Printing Office Supplies Arlington. Minnesota Phone 964-5547 126 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 ARLINGTON CLINIC LTD. John M. Vener, M.D. Dean H. Bergersen, M.D. Lon Knudson, M.D. Michael McCarthy, M.D. Joyce Koller Carol Thornes Kate Moskop Ruby Keller Marlene Soeffker Renae Dose Vicky Willmsen Michele Matz Arlington, Minnesota 55307 ARLINGTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS ARLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 ARLINGTON GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER In Christ’s Love, Everyone Is Someone I ARLINGTON MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL Reminds You Scholarships Are Available Through Proper Agencies for Hospital Careers and Careers in Nursing Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Arlington, MN Phone 964-2389 612-964-5606 ARLINGTON MOTEL Arlington, MN 55307 Salmar and Shirley Roinestad 128 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 ARLINGTON SANITATION Reuben Sickmann Phone: 964-5475 Best Wishes From ARLINGTON SERVICE CENTER, INC. Arlington, MN 964-2244 ARLINGTON SPEED WASH Open 7 Days a Week for Your Convenience Glenn and Connie Klitzke Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-2371 ml Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 ARLINGTON VETERINARY CLINIC Arlington, Minnesota 55307 Dr. L. M.Slinden Dr. L. W. Rud Dr. R. G. Overbo Dr. D. L. Rustad Best Wishes to Class of '84 ARLINGTON VISION CENTER Dr. S. Raihill 438 West Main Arlington, MN 964-5998 Compliments and Best Wishes ROSS AND SHEILA ARNESON Arlington, Minnesota 129 SENIORS OF 1984 Congratulations to the fine young men and women comprising the senior class of 1984. We are happy to see you successfully complete your course of study. May you enjoy much success and happiness in your chosen career. Our wish is that you enjoy only the best! H. W. Lynch Janet Krause Marie Phillips Linda Sinell Larry A. Sorenson Russell Blaschko David K. Hennies Kay Schumacher David Welch Merle Aaker Debora Panning Debbie Weckwerth Rick Stevens Diana Grack Ivar Peterson Lori Rose Arlington State Bank Phone 964-2256 E « h Depositor Insured to Si00.000 FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 130 AUSTIE’S GARAGE Austin Lentz, Prop. Motor Tune-Up Wheel Balance Alignment — Lubricating Phone: 964-2381 Best Wishes From BARB’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone:964-5750 Arlington Minnesota Barb Meyers BEANY’S MAIN INN Fine Food, Cold Refreshments Open 7 Days a Week Darwin and Nancy Mathwig Phone: 964-5829 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Compliments of Congratulations BIG STONE INCORPORATED 300 3rd Ave. S.W. ftCSTflOftflllT Class of 1984 BETTY’S HAIR FASHIONS Betty Roiger, Arlington 964-5236 nIIU 131 BOESE’S SERVICE Complete Auto Service and Repair Sales and Complete Service of Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 BOB’S PLUMBING AND HEATING LAWN-BOY aH3BD EVIPRUDE £- SNAPPER Bob and Nyla Meyers Arlington, MN 55307 Phone 964-2893 first m outboards ST HL M McCULLOCH tkeWorUsLoraeiiS aamicw Arlington, MN 964-5328 BRAU MOTORS, INC. CANDID PHOTO SERVICE Hwy. 5 Arlington, MN Phone: 964-5539 or 964-5890 Top Quality at Low Prices Mpls. 445-6383 At Brau’s Your Dollar Is Worth More! For All Occasions Including Senior, Wedding and Family Photographs Call Evenings for Setting Appointments 964-5144 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 From JIM’S BARBER SHOP AND BARN SPRAYING SERVICE Green Isle 326-5851 Sherman Edmonds Box 49 Arlington, MN 55307 132 AG-LAND CO-OP Petroleum Products Bulk Delivery Tire Service LPGas Arlington 964-2852 Builders of Heritage Clocks, and Dealers of Herschede, Howard Miller and Ridgeway Clocks CHIME CLOCK GALLERIES Hwy. 5 North — Arlington, Minnesota 55307 Phone (612) 964-2207 Raymond and Mildred Meffert Purincf Dairy Irin upl Li JS Best Wishes to the Class of ?84 For All Your Hardware Needs DWIGHT AND PAT GRABITSKE Arlington, MN 55307 Phone: 964-2772 FENSKEFUNERAL HOMES, INC. FEEDERS’ SUPPLY Bill and Vivian Kroells Ronald J. Fenske Director Green Isle, MN 55338 326-5251 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 I� FLAHERTY) C.R. 12, Box 915 Arlington, Minnesota 55307 612 964-2235 612 333-7966 Arlington, MN 55307 Belle Plaine, MN 56011 Phone 964-2201 Phone 873-6227 •s' 133 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 From the CITIZENS’ STATE BANK AND INSURANCE AGENCY Of Green Isle, MN Phone: 326-5231 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GEIB JANNI LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Paint and Wallpaper Arlington, MN Phone: 964-2253 GEIB WELL CO. Well Drilling and Repair Arlington, MN 964-5251 467-3111 HAMBURG GRAIN f€€D«NT€R GR€€N ISL€ 326-7411 GREEN ISLE OIL COMPANY Gerald and Joe Kreger Green Isle, MN Mobil Station Compliments of JOHN D. GUSTAFSON D.D.S. Arlington Minnesota 964-2705 HAGGENMILLER CONSTRUCTION CO. New Building and Remodeling Complete Contracting Ray Haggenmiller Ph. 612-964-2358 Arlington, MN 55301 We Don’t Just Build, We Create 135 Best Wishes From HAGGEN MILLER WELDING Repair Arlington, MN 55307 964-5487 Commercial and Residential Wiring TV Antenna Systems, Telephone Sales and Installation HARENS’ GARAGE HARENS’ ELECTRIC General Repairing International Trucks Green Isle, MN 55338 Shop 326-5651 Home 964-5521 Phone: 964-5158 Arlington Minnesota HARDWARE HANK FARM AND SUPPLY Arlington Phone: 964-2441 ■ HARDWARE HANK H Best Wishes From HARTMANNS Clothing Dry Goods Arlington, Minnesota HERTENSTEIN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC I)r. Dennis W. Hertenstein, P.A. Chiropractor 1 706 E. 10th Street Glencoe, Minnesota 55336 Phone 864-3196 Hours by Appointment Monday and Thursday Tuesday and Friday 9:00-6:00 Saturday 9:00-4:30 9:00-11:00 Compliments of HILLCREST CAFE AND CATERING Highway 5 3 Miles SW of Norwood Chicken — Steak — Seafood CAROL’S Sunshine Hair Design Family Hair Care Ear Piercing Too! Call 964-5897 Carol Hebeisen Owner 3 Miles South of Take Out Orders Catering Service Arlington on Hwy. 19 H M FARM SUPPLY Farm Equipment Located 4 Mi. No. of Arlington Michael Kauffman District Manager Berg Equipment 137 J P FARM SUPPLY wTTJTw Arlington, MN 55307 964-5146 Triple “F” Feeds N.K. and Supererost Seeds 0' JEAN’S CRAFT CENTER White ware Painting Classes Available During the Week Arlington, MN 55307 For More Information Call: 964-5461 (612)964-2766 FLOOR, DECOR MORE Floor Covering Gifts and Craft Supplies James and Eileen Morrisette 603 W . Brooks St. Arlington. MN. 55307 P.O. Box 898 Compliments of KETTLER’S ARLINGTON BAKERY Arlington, MN 55307 964-5335 Owners: Richard and Evelyn Kettler THE KLIP JOINT Downtown Styles at Smalltown Prices NflTuft AND (RATH UNlTCO UJITm ‘XKHCf Complete Line of Nexus Products Phone 326-7931 138 Complete Studio Facilities 2 Acres of Outdoor Portrait Areas Personal Attention With an Artistic Approach Reasonable Prices — Quality Product JORDAHL’S STUDIO IN THE COUNTRY Rt. 2 Box 321C Glencoe, Minnesota 1 Mile West on Highway 22 864-3831 By Appointment Best Wishes to Class of 1984 KRAMER’S PROCESSED MEATS Meat Processing and Locker Rental Arlington, MN Phone: 964-5919 Cabinets — Countertops — Wood Products KREFT CABINETS 139 West Main Street Arlington, Minnesota 55307 We “Wood’' Like to Serve You rden Kreft Res. 964-2401 Shop 964-5359 Good Luck to the Class of ’84 KITTOCK’S SUPER VALU Arlington, MN 55307 Compliments of LIDO THEATRE Phone: 964-5103 Arlington, Minnesota Congratulations Class of 84 Pat and Kathy Vossen Congratulations and Best Wishes Sheldon S. Larson Gregory B. Engwall Jean Von Eschen of LARSON LAW OFFICE Winthrop, MN Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 ROGER C. LIETZ INSURANCE AGENCY Roger and Mary Lietz 438 West Main Arlington, MN Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 LOCHER BROS. BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Green Isle — Hutchinson Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 MARV’S HAULING Marvin and Helen Kruschke Arlington, MN Phone: 964-2465 BUZZ MATZ CONSTRUCTION Masonry Contracting Arlington, MN Phone: 964-2741 140 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 MESENBRING CONSTRUCTION Complete Constructing New Construction — Remodeling Phone: 964-2864 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Compliments of MEYER TRUCKING MILT’S PHARMACY Livestock Hauling Green Isle, Minnesota Orlin Meyer John Meyer Fanny Farmer Candy Full Line of Gifts Phone: 964-2246 Arlington 326-5371 238-2249 141 Road Contractors Redi Mix Blacktop Blacktop Surfacing Washed Sand and Gravel Hauling Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 NATURE’S BEST WM. MUELLER SONS Hwy. 5 Arlington 964-5453 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Carver Plant Ph.448-4175 Carver, MN 55315 Hamburg Office Ph.467-2966 H. M. NOACK, D.D.S. Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-2748 Senior Portraits by Nelson Studio Photography of Distinction Offering Quality and Selection at a Reasonable Price Graduate With the Finest A Creative Senior Portrait Indoors and Outdoors in Our Outdoor Court Area by Nelson Studio Nelson Studio has been selected as the official yearbook photographer. 143 Phone 612-964-5149 ODE’S ENERGY ANTIQUES Hwy. 5 North Arlington, MN 55307 Highland View, Add. Ray Odegaard R.R. 2 Owner Arlington, MN 55307 Compliments OASIS CAFE Dinners — Seafood Take Out Orders Charles and Dorothy Phone:326-9911 Green Isle, MN Compliments of PANNING’S STORE Green Isle, MN 326-5181 Food Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Bowling P0ND0R0SA BOWL James and Sandi Ide Compliments of RAINBOW INN Arlington Stu and Gladys Beer Set-Ups 144 Best Wishes to the Class of '84 Office Phone: 964-2250 Home Phone: 964-2822, 964-5589 RALPH’S KITCHEN ANDKATERING PINSKEREAL ESTATE PINSKE-LENSING AGENCY, INC. LeRoy and William Pinske Loans for Farms and Homes Insurance of All Kinds Auctioneers Arlington, Minnesota Arlington, MN 964-2212 Ralph and Lynn Waeker 145 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 RENNEKE PARTS SERVICE Green Isle, MN Phone: 326-7381 Best Wishes From Hefliuntj BERNARD RUCKS EQUIPMENT, INC. RUCKS, SCHAD AND COMPANY Vandale Silo Unloaders Hedlund Barn Cleaners and Waste Management Arlington__________________964-5189 VAN DALE SARGE’S STAR MARKET Save More at Sarge’s Complete Meat Service Cutting — Wrapping Freezing — Curing Arlington Phone:964-5165 Certified Public Accountants 964-5868 Arlington Glencoe Young America SAVE Save America’s Vital Energy Conserve Our Resources Use Our Energy Wisely Encourage the Development of Alternate Source of Energy Build a Future for Our Young People Box 116. Henderson, MN Good Luck to the Class of '84 SCHROEDER66 Best Wishes to Class of 1984 Green Isle 326-7161 Self-Serve Gas Diesel and Kerosene Bulk Delivering Best Wishes From SCHULTZ ELECTRIC Farm, Home and Commercial Wiring, Whirlpool Appliances Phone: 964-2845 Arlington SELCHOW HARDWARE Green Isle 326-5021 Compliments of DR. J. N. SHOBERG Chiropractor Phone: 964-2850 Arlington, Minnesota SICKMANN ELEC. MOTOR REPAIR Arlington. MN 964-5555 Kelvinator Appliance and Refrigeration Service Baldor and Dayton Motors Belts Sprockets Sheaves 1 ' ith-19'’ 1-2-3-4 Grooves Metalizing Schafts Lathe Work 147 RONALD SOEFFKER SAND’S SHOE STORE LaCrosse Canvas and Rubber Footwear Complete Constructing, Cabinet Making, New Construction Remodeling Alvin Dorothy Pat Norman Jim Arlington, MN TABBERT OIL Henry E. Seheer Farm and Home Delivery Kerr McGee Products Phone 964-5328 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR ELECTRONICS, INC. Arlington, MN 55307 Hwy. 212 W. Qualified Nurserymen TROCKE CONSTRUCTION to Advise and Assist With All Your Landscape Needs Masonry Contractor, Virgil Trocke 51 1 4th Ave. S.E., Arlington, MN Phone: 964-5530 Call Rich or Steve 148 Compliments of THOMESBROS. G.E. Appliances Our Own Hardware Compliments of TWETTEN’S BEN FRANKLIN Arlington, Minnesota Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 TUCHTENHAGEN CONSTRUCTION VFW Arlington MU? POST 6031 Meeting: 1st Tuesday of Month Arlington, Minnesota Compliments of VOS CONSTRUCTION INC. Farm and Commercial Buildings Austin Vos — Pres. Green Isle Minnesota 149 WARREN’S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING Furniture Floor Covering Professional Installation WENTZLAFF LAABS CONSTRUCTION A Arlington, MN Masonry Contractors Call: Marv 964-5173 Jerry 964-2860 Body Repair Glass Installation Complete Painting Service 964-5950 Good Luck to the Class of 1984 WHITE’S SHOE STORE Arlington Minnesota Arlington Phone: 964-5396 Tony Kloeckl, Prop. 150 WILLIAM’S STUDIO Super Selection of Senior Previews With the Latest Ideas in Posing for In and Outdoor Portraits Top (Quality — Terrific Service We have our own color lab that uses Kodak paper for food- looking senior portraits. Come in and see our complete new studio and watch for the senior specials during the summer. Call 237-2311 or stop at 416 Main St. Gaylord And see for yourself. 151 It was our year, ours alone to mold and mend unlike any year before. Determination, involve- ment, and good times brought about a memorable 1983-1984 in the land of A-GI.