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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

INDIAN ’86 Arlington — Green Isle Public High School Arlington, Minnesota 55307 Advisor: Mrs. Mary Hultgren Co-Editors: Katie Brown Paul Trocke Business Managers: Jim Melsha Cheri Bethke Tricia Adams Beth Bening Peter Bergner Ruth Danielson Kevin McCarthy Kris Meyer Nancy Neubarth Michelle Panning Mark Sorenson Torgeir Tajet Candy Dunkleberger Jenny Wendt Kay Winter John Noack Anne Scott Acquiring and renewing licenses have been a major pan of everyone's life from the time they licensed their first puppy until the time they married. Friendships were formed and knowledge gained. As a license plate assigns a car its identity, so too does the way a person looks, acts, and talks identifies them as a unique individual. A-GI bodies these in- dividuals offering them the right to learn, to participate, to win. They have the license to live. 2 Licensed to Live 1. Kay Winter, Jenny Wendt, Paul Trocke, and Candy Dunkleberger enjoy a sun-filled day of fishing on the banks of High Island Creek. 2. Cruising through A-GI land is Pete Bergner on his trusty Arctic Cat. 3. Kevin McCarthy and his hunting companion, Gretta, show off their first pheasant of the season. 4. Senior David Buck is ecstatic at finishing another hard day s work at school. 3. Firmly in control of his vehicle, Pete Bergner tours the countryside. 6. Mr. Klunder and Mr. Floan stroll to the bowling alley to attend Spirit Week events. MINNESOTA 'M' People 4 Sports 5H d’lV i+iCS 4 Ory0UN� 2a.t’� ort5 Si v 10,000 LAKES s INDIANS Licensed to Live 3 s E N I 0 R 5 1 9 8 6 8 SENIORS 1986 Gass Colors Princess Blue Royal Blue Class Officers President —John Noack Vice-President — Katie Brown Secretary — Dan Hardel Treasurer — Kevin McCarthy Class Flower White Rose Tinted Blue Class Motto Yesterday is already a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, But today well lived, makes every day a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Katie Brown, Kev McCarthy, Dan Hardel, and John Noack Class Favorites Movie.......Back to the Future T.V. Show...........Cosby Show Pop...................Mt. Dew Song.............Say You Say Me by Lionel Richie Band..................Z Z Top Actor....................Eddie Murphy Actress..................Carol Burnett Car.....................Camaro Class.................Consumer Economics Phsychology 10 Seniors Tricia J. Adams Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; FHA 12; Spring Play 12; Homecoming HonoraryAtt. 12; Softball 12; Student Tutor 12; YFU Student for Australia; Academic Decathlon 12. Michelle L. Bade Choir 11, 12; FHA II; Softball 12; HOSA 12; Sentinel; State Pan., OEA 11. Beth A. Bening Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; class Sec. Trcas 10; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Lettered 9. 10. 12; Dist State Solo Ens. 9, 10; Declam 9; Boys' Basketball State II, 12; Lettered 11, 12; Varsity Qub 11. 12; OEA 11; Local Pres., Region Ec., Regional-State — Na- tional Winner 3rd Place Manual 11; Region V.-Pres. 12; Academic Decathlon 11, 12; Student Tutor 12; Who's Who in America High School Student. Peter J. Bergner Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Class Treas. 11; Foreign Lang. Gub 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10. II. 12; Concen Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10. II. 12; Homecoming Prince 12; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Co-Capt. 12. Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12; Lettered 11. 12; Varsity Gub 10, 11, 12. Clark A. A Isle ben Choir 12; Baseball II, 12; Graduation Usher 11. Barbara A. Bates Class V.-Pres 10; Foreign Lang Gub 12. Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Con- cen Band 9, Choir 10, II, 12; Lettered 11. FHA 9. 10. II, 12; Pres 9. FHA Convention 10; Spring Play 11; Declam 9. 10. II. 12; Dist 9. 10. II; Regions II; Homecoming Att. 10, Queen 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettered 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettered 9. 10. 11. 12; All Conf. Dist. 9. 10. 11. 12; Regions 11; Volleyball 11, 12; Lettered 12; Varsity Gub 9. 10. II. 12; HOSA II; State Officer 11; Historian, HOSA 3rd Place; Minn. Delegate; Nationals 11; Student Tutor 12; Prom Waitress 10; 2nd Place in Voice of Democracy Melissa M. Berg Color Guard 10; Choir 10, 11, 12; Let- tered 12; OEA 12. Julia J. Bird Color Guard 12; Choir 9, II. 12; FHA 11. 12; Basketball 9; Volleyball 9; HOSA 11; OEA 12; Student Tutor 12. Seniors 11 Kris A. Bode Marching Band 9, 10, II. 12; Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Conceit Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; Choir 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Let- tered 10, II. 12; Track 11. Lettered 11 Softball 12; Vanity Club 10, 11. 12 HOSA 12; Sec. Historian, OEA 11 State Pan II Teresa A. Brazil Class Pres 9, Foreign Lang. Qub 9. Mar- ching Band 9; Pep Band 9. 10, Concert Band 9. 10; Choir 9. 12; FHA 9. 10; Declam 9. 10. 11. 12. Basketball 9. 10; Volley boll 9. 10; HOSA 11; Student Tutor 12. David W. Buck Timothy P. Campbell Class V-Pres 11; Foreign Lang. Qub 12. Homecoming An. 10; Prince 12; Prom Waiter 10. Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Lettered 11, 12; Hon Ment 12; Basket- ball 10. 11; Track II. 12; Lettered II. 12; Vanity Qub 11, 12; Graduation Usher 11 Pamela C. Boettcher Foreign Lang Qub 11; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Coocen Band 9, 10. 11. 12, Lettered 10. II. 12; Declam 9. 10; Football Cheerleader 12; Capt. 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 10. 11. 12; Vanity Qub 10. 11, 12; HOSA 12; V-Pres 12; State Pan Kathryn A. Brown Nat. Hon. Soc. II, 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Co-Editor 12; Class V -Pres 12; Foreign Lang Qub 9, 10. 11. 12; Football Scat 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10. 11, 12; Boys' Basketball Star. 11, 12; Lettered 11. 12; Baseball Stat.9, 10, 11; Lettered 11; Softball 12; Volleyball 10, 11. 12; Lettered 11. 12; Vanity Qub 10, 11, 12; Academic Decathlon 11. Science Qub 12; Pres. 12; Graduation Usherene 11. Doreen K, Buck Choir 9. 10, 11. 12; Lettered 11; Boys Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Capt. 11, 12; Lettered 12; Football Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Lettered 10, 11. 12; FHA 9. 10; Spnng Play Crew 9; Vanity Qub 10, 11,12; HOSA 11; State Pan 2nd Place; Nat Pan.; Student Tutor 12. Ruth D. Danielson Nat Hon Soc 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Co-Editor 12; Class Pres 10; Foreign Lang Oub 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 9. 11. FHA 9; Football Stat. 10, 11, 12; Lenered 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Stat. 11; Lettered 11; Basketball Stat. 12, Lettered 12; Vanity Qub 10, 11, 12; Academic Decathlon 11, 12; Science Qub 12; V,- Pres. 12; Student Tutor 12; Prom Waitress 10; Graduation Usherette 11; Baseball Stat. 10, 12; Lettered 10, 12. 12 Seniors Candace A. Dunkleberger Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Foreign Lang. Cub 10, 12; Football Stats 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; Boys’ Basketball Stats. 11; Lettered 11; Baseball Stats. 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; HOSA 11; Secretary, 3rd Place in Stair, Academic Qecathlon 11, 12; Student Tutor 12; Prom Waitress 10. Judy L. Fluguer Nat Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Foreign Lang. Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, Concert Band 9; Solo Ens Dist. State, Star 9; Color Guard Rifle Squad 9; Flag Squad 11. Choir 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; Sok Ens. Dist. State, Star 10, 11, 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 11, 12, Lettered II, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Photo 12; SpnngPlay 9. 10. 11. 12; One Act Crew 11; One Act Cast 12; Declam 9. 10, 11, 12; Dist. 9. 10. 11. 12; Region 10. 11. 12; Homecoming Attendant 11; Princess 12; Volleyball 9. 10; Stat 11, 12; Let- tered 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Stu- dent Tutzr 12; Girls' State Alternate. Lisa H. Haggenmiller Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Foreign Lang. Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10; Student Tutor 12; Life Guarding 9, 10, 11. Barbara A. Harens Foreign Lang. Qub 10; Choir 11; FHA 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Volleyball 9. 10; HOSA II. Joseph W. Eibs FFA 9, 10, 11, 12. KathieA. Glieden Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Pres. 12; Class Officer 9; V.-Pres. Foreign Lang. Club 10; FHA 9; Homecoming Princess 12; Wrestling Stats 12; Basketball 9, 10; Lettered 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9. 10. 11, 12; HOSA 11; Life Guarding 9, 10, 11, 12. Daniel H. Hardel Class Officer Sec. 11, 12; Foreign Lang. Qub 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Homecoming Prince 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Lettered 10, 11,12; Wrestling 9. 10, 11. 12; Lettered 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Lettered 11. 12; Varsity Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; Graduation Usher 11. Keith D. Herd Football 9, 10. II, 12; Lettered 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettered 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Varsity Qub 10, 11, 12; Leadership Award Football 11. 13 Jodie L. Jahr Foreign Lang. Gub 10, II, 12; Mar- ching Banil 9; Pep Band 9; Concert Band 9; Color Guard 9; Choir 11, 12; Lettered 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. 12; Sec 12; Basket- ball 9. 10; HOSA 11. Nac. 11. Student Tutor 12. Rebecca J, Kemp Marching Band 9, 10, II; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9. 10. 11. 12; FFA 9. 10. II, 12; Treas 11, Historian 12; Football Stats 10. II. 12; Lettered 10, 11. 12; Girls' Basketball Mgr 9. 10, II. 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Qub 10, 11, 12; Student Tutor 12; FFA State Nat. Courtesy Corps. Nancy JL Klancke Class Sec. Treas. 9; Choir 11, 12; FHA 10, 11. 12; HOSA 11, State Pan 11, V -Pres 11, OEA 12. V -Pres 12; Stu- dent Tutor 12. Fredric W. Latzke FFA 9. 10, 11, 12. Treas. 10. V.-Pres 11, Pres 12; Football 9. 10, 11; Lettered 11; Wrestling 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11. 12; Varsity Gub 9, 10, 11, 12. Geraldine A. Kemp Foreign Lang Qub 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11; Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettered 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Solo-Ens. Dist., State Star 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 9. FHA 9; Declam Contest 9, 12; Wrestling Stats. 11; Let- tered 11; Volleyball 9; Varsity Oub 11; OEA Pres 12. James K. Kittock Foreign Lang. Gub 9; Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Jazz Band 9; Basketball 9. 10. 11,12. Mitchell P. Krentz Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concen Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 10; Jazz Band 12; Baseball 9. 10. Steve R. Luepke 14 Seniors Peter J. Luskey Homecoming Act. 11, King 12, Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Lettered 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, II. Lettered 11; Track 9. Lettered 9. Baseball 10. 11, 12, Let- tered 10, 11, 12, All-Conf. Hon. Men- tion; Vanity Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Christopher G. Moca Football 9. 10, 11. Lettered 10. II. Track 10. 11; Vanity Club 10, II. 12; Lifeguard 9. 10, II. 12. WSI 12. Lynnette J. Maeder Yearbook Staff 12; Class Trcas. 12; Foreign Lang Club 10, 11, 12, Mar- ching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Lettered 10, II, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; One Act Play 9; Dedam 9. 10. 11. 12, Regions 9; Prom Master of Ceremonies 11. Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10. 11. 12. Capt 12, Baseball 9. 10, II, 12, Lettered II, 12; Vanity Club 10. 11. 12; Student Tutor 12. James H. Melsha Nat Hon Soc. II. 12; Yearbook II, 12, Business Mrg. 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Pep Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Concert Band 9. 10, II. 12, Lettered II. 12; Jazz Band 11. 12; Choir 9. 10; Football 9. 10; Wrestling 9. 10. 11, 12, Lettered 9. 10. II. 12. Co-Capt 11. 12; MVP 11, 12, All Conf. 10, II. 12; Track 11; Baseball 9. 10, 12; Vanity Club 9. 10. II, 12; Lifeguard 9. 10. 11. 12. Theresa A. Luskey Choir 9, II. 12; FHA 9. Baskethali 10; Track 9; Softball 12; Volleyball 9. 10. Manager 12; HOSA II. State-National Part; Student Tutor 12. Kevin M. McCarthy Basketball 9. 10. II. 12, Lettered 12; Track 10. 11, Lettered II. Softball 12. Lettered 12; Volleyball 9. 10. II. 12. Lettered 12; Vanity Club II, 12; Stu- dent Tutor 12. Amy A. Meffert Foreign Lang Club II; Marching Band 9, Pep Band 9, Concert Band 9; Color Guard 9; Choir 12. Boys' Basketball Cheerleader 9; FHA 9. 10. Officer 9. State 9. Action Activity Events Dist 2nd; Track 9; Volleyball 9. 10; HOSA 11. 2nd Scate;Student Tutor 11. Kristine M. Meyer Yearbook 12; Foreign Lang. Club 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9. Pep Band 9; Concert Band 9; Color Guard 9; Choir 11, 12. Lettered 12; FHA 9. 10, 11. 12; Girls' Basketball Mgr 9. HOSA 11. State Pan 11; Student Tutor 12. Seniors 15 Jill E. Michaelis Foreign Lang. Club 12; Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Concert Band 9, Scare Solo Ensemble 9; Choir 10, 11, 12, Let- tered 12; FFA 9. 10. II. 12. Treas. 12, Sec.10. Pres. II, Chap Sweetheart 11; FHA 9. 10. 11. 12; Play Crew 1 1. 12. Declam 9. 10, 1!.. 12; Prom M.C. 10; Homecoming Princess 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12. Lettered 12; Volleyball 9, 10. 11. 12. Lettered 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11, 12. Lettered 9. 10. 11. 12. All Conf 9. 10. II. 12. Dist 9. 10. 11. 12. Regions 9. 10, 11. 12. State 11; Varsity Club 9. 10, 11, 12; 3rd Place Voice of Democracy. Nancy A. Neubarth Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12. Business Mgr 12; Foreign Lang. Clubll, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Commander II, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12, Dist., State Solo Ens Star 10. 12; Color Guard 9. 10, 11; Football Stats 11. 12. Let- tered 11, 12; Boys Basketball Stats. 12, Lettered 12, Baseball Scats. 10; Softball 12; VarsityClub 11. 12; HOSA 12, V,- Pres 12, State Part.; Academic Decathlon 11, 12; Graduation Usherette 11. Lynae Y. Nuessmeier Choir 9, 11, 12; Boys' Basketball Cheerleader 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Girls' Track 9; Softball 12; Varsity Qub 12; HOSA 11; State Pan. 11, National Pan. 11; Stu- dent Tutor 12 Michelle R. Panning Yearbook Staff 12; Foreign Language Qub 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concen Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11. 12; Color Guard 9; Girls' Basketball Stats. 10; OEA 12; Voice of Dem. tied for 3rd 12;So!o Ens. Dist. 9, 10; State 9, 10. Jo Ann Moore Foreign Lang. Qub 9, 10. 11, 12; Choir 11; FHA 10. 11; Track 9. Mgr 10, 11; OEA 11; Student Tutor 11, 12. John D. Noack Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Student Council 11. 12. V -Pres. 12; Yearbook 12; Class Pres. II, 12; Foreign Lang. Qub 9, 10, 11. 12, Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concen Band 9, 10. 11. 12, Pres 12. Lettered 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10, II, 12; Choir 11; Spr- ing Play 11. 12. Declam 9. 10. 11. 12. Regions 9; Homecoming Pnnce 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12, Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12. All Conf. 12. Basketball 9. 10, 11. 12. Lettered II, 12. Co-Capt 12; Baseball 9. 10, 11. 12. Lettered 11, 12; Varsity Qub 9. 10, 11. 12. James M. O'Brien Student Council 9; Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Concen Band 9; Jazz Band 9;Homccoming Royalty 9; Football 9; Boys' Track 9; Academic Decathlon 11. Rebecca L. Pautsch Foreign Language Qub 10, 11, 12, Mar- ching Band 9; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concen Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Lettered 10, 11; Jazz Band 12; Wrestling Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Captain 12; Lettered 11, 12; Varsity Qub II. 12; OEA II. 16 Seniors Mary T. Pfarr Choir 9. 10. 11; FHA 12; HOSA 11. 2nd at Scare, Nat. Pan. Dean A. Riebe Football 11, 12, Lettered 11, 12; Varsity Qub 11. 12; VICA 11. Mary E. Shoberg Foreign Lang. Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; Mar- ching Band 9; Concert Band 9; Choir 9, 11, 12, Lettered 12; Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 9. Lettered 9; Volleyball Cheerleader 9. Lettered 9; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Fall and Spnng Play Crew 11; VarsityQub 9. 10. II. 12; HOSA 11. State Pan. 11, Student Tutor 12; 1st Place Voice of Democracy 11. Mark L. Sorenson Yearbook 12; Dcclam 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys' Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Academic Decathlon 11. Kari L. Reilly Choir 9. 10. II. 12. Lettered 11. 12; FHA 9. 10. 11, 12; Football Cheerleader 12; Volleyball cheerleader 12, Cape. 12; Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Cape. 12; Lettered 10, 11. 12; Girls' Basketball 9; Softball 12; VoUeyball9. 10, 11; Varsity Qub 10, 11. 12; Student Tutor 11, 12. Daniel W. Rosenfeld Karl L. Sickmann Academic Decathlon 11, 12. Karen J. Stoeckman Nat. Hon. Soc. 11. 12; Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Concen Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10. 11. 12; Solo Ens. Dist., State Star 9, Dist. 10; Choir 11, 12; Lettered 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Lettered 12; Softball 12; Varsity Qub 12; OEA 11, 12 State Nat., Pan U.Treas 11. Seniors 17 Lynette M. Sutton Softhall 12; HOSA 12. Tiffany L. Telthoester Choir 10, 11, 12; Boys' Basketball Cheerleader 10, 11; Football Cheerleader 11; FHA 9. 10; Track 9; Volleyball 9; HOSA 11, State Pan. 11; Student Tutor 12. Joel P. Trebesch Dana L. Voight Foreign Lang. Club 10; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Concen Band 9. 10. 11, 12, FHA 9. 10, 11, 12; OEA 11; Student Tutor 12. Torgeir Tajet Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Foreign Lang. Club 12; Choir 12; HomecomingHonorary Att. 12; Track 12; YFJ Exchange Student from Norway. John F. Traxler FFA 9, 10, II. Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt. 12, AUConf 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10, 11, 12; Track 11, Lettered 11; Varsity CJub 10, 11. 12; VICA 11. 12. Paul G. Trocke Yearbook 12; Foreign Lang. Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9, Concen Band 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered 9. 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt. 12, AUConf 12; Track 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10, 11, 12; Vanity Qub 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 11; Academic Decathlon 11. Julie A. Von Eschen Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Concen Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Choir 11. FHA 9. 10. 11. 12; Play Stage Crew 10; Homecoming An. 9; Girls' Track Mgr 9; HOSA 12; OEA 11. 18 Seniors Lisa y. Vos Foreign Lang. Qub 11, 12; HOSA Sen- tinel 12; State Part 12. Rebecca J. Walters Marching Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 11; Boys' Basketball Cheelreader 9, 11; Girls' Basketball Cheerleader 10; Football Cheerleader 11; FHA 9. 10. 11. 12; Play Cast 10; Declam 9; Girls' Track Mgr. 10; Softball 12; Varsity Qub 10, 11; HOSA 12; OEA 11; HOSA State Pan. Rochelle L, Wah Foreign Lang. Qub 9, 10; Girls' Track Mgr. 9; HOSA 11; Student Tutor 12. Jennifer J. Wendt Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10, 11, 12, Dist. State Solo Ens. Star 10, 11, 12, Dorian Festival 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. V - Pres., Pres. 12; Declam 11. 12; Homecoming Princess; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered 12; Track 10, 11, 12, Lettered 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Stats. 11, 12; Varsity Qub 10, 11, 12; Prom Waitress; Lifeguarding 9, 10, 11. Paulette H. Wentzlaff Foreign Lang. Qub 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, Reponer 12; Volleyball 10; Choir 12; Student Tutor 12. William G. Wolter Kay L. Winter Nat. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Foreign Lang. Qub 11, 12; Marching Band9, 10, 11,12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10. 11,12; Lettered 9, 10. 11. 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Solo Ens. Dist. 9, 10, 11. Solo Ens. State 9, 11; Choir 11, 12; Dorian Festival 12; Academic All-American Hon. 11; United States Achievement Academy Band Hon. 11; Nat. Leadership and Ser- vice Award 12. Steven T. Ziegler FFA 9. 10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12. Lettered 11, 12; Varsity Qub 9, 10. 11, 12. Seniors 19 Juniors President — Wayne Schneider Vice-President —James Wentzlaff Secretary —Jackie Piotter Treasurer — Chuck HaggenmilJer Teresa Alslcbcn Cathy Battcher Gary Beneke Cheri Bethke Paula Boettcher Darren Buckentin Nancy Butlahan Cindy Cluff Tim Dinkel Mary Fibs Lance Ewert Marianne Famiok Karen Foley Andy Giesen Pat Guerrero Chuck Haggenmiller Chris Harris Brian Han man n Troy Heaglc Brenda Herbst Sherry Hoff Kelli Kleist Steve Kunzweg David Lieske Mark Lieske 20 Juniors Jodi Litfin Kelly McCormick Anita Meyer Michelle Meyer Linda Milbrandt Kim Olson Amy Panning Tam era Panning Margie Pfarr Jadyn Piotter Tom Pomplun Stada Revier Tony Rose Sandra Sample Wayne Schneider Julie Schumacher Jodi Schwirtz Anne Scott Ray Seemann Howard Sickmann Juniors Earn Money Captain Tim Dinkel added up the results of the Junior magazine drive. The total result was $2,800. This is the main activity which the juniors use to prepare for prom. They put forth many hard hours working to decorate the gym, preparing the banquet and deciding which band will play on that special night. The juniors cor- dially invited the seniors to this formal event. Juniors 21 Mark Soeffker Julie Sommers Brian Staffer Dennis Stoeckman Karen Thoele Laurelie Urch Tracy Van Moorlehem Jack Vener Chris Warweg Dan Weinand James Wentzlaff Deborah Wolter Larry Youngberg 1. Michelle Meyer, student council member announces the float winners. 2. Brenda Herbst, Lisa Thurk, and Kelli Kliest take a moment to pose on Jersey Day. 22 Juniors Sophomores President — Mike Weinand Vice-President — Matt Wendt Secretary Treasurer — Darren Cain Stacy Alsleben Maria Alvarez Brenda Andlerly Dodi Barfknecht Carol Bcckcfeld Brian Bening Douglas Bening Rob Brau John Brown Ann Buck Brenda Buck Penny Budahn Darren Cain Pat Connolly Jeff Dorweiler Mark Dresscn Leah Gaare Michael Good Kay Haggenmiller Joel Hendrycks Dave Hultgrcn Barb Kemp Tim Kemp Vicki Kittock Troy Koester Sophomores 23 Jim Kreft John Kreft Wayne Kube Connie Kurtzweg Amy Lietz Scott Luepke Marilyn Meech Jill Mclsha Stacie Meyers Ricky Moore Jackie Murphy Barry Nagel Jim Neubarth Sharon O'Brien John Oelfkc Sophomores Take the Wheel From their first behind the wheel to cruisin' Main Street on Friday night, the sophomores have finally learned the meaning of the word driving. They've vacated the passenger seat and become the pilot. Long hours of classroom instruction prepared these future drivers for their permit tests and once passing it, behind the wheel lessons begin. Nightmares of parallel parking and three point turnarounds become reality. On completing the required six hours, the driver is ready for the road test. Students gripped the steering wheel with sweaty palms as each tried to recall all the ins and outs of driving. Swift glances at the passenger revealed nothing about your score. The moment of truth has come. You pass- ed! Congratulations!” Hey guys! Guess who gets the car tonight?” Michaleen Ryan has a question about quick stopping. 24 Sophomores Stacy Pinskc Lori Pioskc Steve Plieseis Tammy Rohde Tim Rohde Michaleen Ryan Pat Scharn Corey Sc harpe Lyle Schlkueter Laura Schneider Wade Schneider Kent Schuettc Sherry Sickmann Michele Soeffker Jason Stiller Corey Streich Bridgid Strobel Wayne Tclthoestcr Becky Thiesfcld Lisa Thurk John Trocke Suzan Urch Peter Vos Jo Ann Wagner Lonnie Wcckwerth Mike Weinand Matt Wendt Ron White Brian Wolf Tom Zaskc Sophomores 25 Freshmen President — Scott Zeiher Vice-President — Karen Buckentine Secretary-Treasurer — Rachelle Rud Sonya Alvarez Eric Bates Shawn Battcher Scott Beneke Michelle Bergs Lee Bernstein Tara Boesc Bill Boettcher Jennifer Brockoff Daniel Buck Karen Buckentine Lynn Bulau Dacdra Cain Joni Danielson Jodi Dietel Debra Do Is Karla Dose Chad Duenow Sharon Dunklcbcrger Lynettc Eibs Jeff EUingson Jodi Far her Cami Fluguear Paula Foley Melani Haggenmiller 26 Freshmen Tara Hardel Van Harms Jason Heagle Billy Heimkcs Betsy Hislop Scott Hoff Ricky Holmquist Chris Kelly Corey Kistner Mike Kramer Mark Kreft Pat Kreger Dustin Kroells Jon Latzke Pam Maeder Barry Mathwig Jason Meyer Tara Moore Dianna Nordhausen Keith Oelfke Freshmen-A Year of Firsts The first of senior high school has been exciting for the freshmen. Amy Reilly and Bill Boettcher were elected to be the first homecoming attendants for their class. They also were able to have their first taste of choos- ing their own classes. This year the freshmen are able to show off their talents in high school sports, band and choir. Amy Reilly and Bill Boettcher Class Attendants Chris Kelley and Crystal Wicmann sing at the homecoming coronation Freshmen 27 Doug Pcrschau Jcritt Pioctcr Amy Reilly Rhonda Robeck Teresa Robinson Stacy Roehlcr Rachelle Rud Jeff Ryan Matt Schauer David Schilling Jeff Schmidt Shirley Schmidtbauer Larry Sickmann Jody Skclley Beth Sorenson Darrin Stoeckman Jena Strobel Cheryl Sutton Donna Thoelc Douglas Tuchtcnhagen Tara Hardel plays the piano in the lip-synchronization contest. 28 Freshmen 1. The freshmen girls enjoy resting during phy. ed. 2. Donna Thoele and David Schilling discuss the morning paper. 3. Corey Kistner, with his leg in a cast, watches his phy. ed. class. 4. Crystal Wiemann enjoys being an astronaut at the Science Museum. Freshmen 29 Eighth Grade President — Nick Alsleben Vice-President — Marty O’Brien Secretary-Treasurer —Jill Lietz Nick Alsleben Annette Bergen sen Hollie Braun Stacy Brockoff Michelle Brown Darrin Buck Grace Connolly Rachelle Creech Debra Dietel Keith Dressen Becky Ebersviller David Foley Sophia Fry Amy Giesen Robert Good Dale Habeck Becky Holmquist Todd Huctteman Laurie Jensen Betsy Kreger Lori Krueger Jill Lietz Jill Litfin Tim Luskey John Mader 30 Eighth Grade Ann McClelland Michelle McCormick Michael Mcffcrt Peggy Mehlop Jeanie Meisinger Wade Mesenbring Suzanne Meyer Marty O'Brien Kristine Oelfke Gr etc hen Oilman Stacy Olson Jennifer Pautsch Sean Ploeger Chad Roehler Rachel Roigcr Niccolc Ryan Rodney Schauer Rickey Schmidt Amy Schneider Warren Schneider Focusing in on Year Two Seventh grade is a year of confusion, but in eighth grade everything comes into focus. You become a pro at doing your English in math, science in English, and math in science. The eighth grade greatly improved their skills and talents through a second year of art, shop, and home ec. With the help of talented teachers, many new ideas were introduced. Pat Vrklan creates a masterpiece. Eighth Grade 31 Troy Seemann Dan Slinden Dave Slinden James Sommers Precious Trebcsch Barbara Vos Patrick Vrklan Peter Weber Jose Wong Rosalinda Wong 1. The eighth grade finishes staining their woodwork. 2. Future da Vinci s paint their an projects. 3. Mr. Gery Wendt helps Dale Habeck use the jointer. 32 Eighth grade Seventh Grade President —Jason Ruehling Vice-President — Dustin Duenow Secretary-Treasurer — Bruce Harens Jason Bates Molly Battchcr Mike Bergs Michelle Boettcher Troy Breyer Cun Brockoff Lisa Brown Cindy Budahn Peggy Dorweiler Dustin Duenow Denise Engelmann Jeffrey Farber Robin Flohrs Carol Foley Jason Gieseke Bruce Harens Angie Hennessey Mike Hennies Trinity Horst man Kelly Huetteman Tia Kelly Stephanie Keizer Kathryn Kreft Darren Kroells Debbie Luskey Seventh Grade 33 Dan Meffert Tasha Miller James Mueller Kristin Nagel Theresa Ott David Paursch Marcie Pinske Scot Pioske Sandy Prahl John Reilly David Rohde Jason Ruehling Harlan Schauer Roseann Schauer Jenny Schuetz John Skelley Nicki Soeffker Dean Stoeckman Kyle Streich Nanette Srudtman Seventh Grade Gets into the Action The first day of junior high is very challenging time for the seventh graders. The fast pace of high school classes is a new experience to them. Their shyness wears off soon as they dive into the school activities. During spirit week, the seventh grade expressed their enthusiasm by participating in such events as volleyball, tug-of-war and lip sine. They placed third in the overall competition. The seventh graders thoroughly enjoy all of the new things in their first year of high school and are looking foward to the years to come. Seventh graders pull in the tug-of-war during Spirit Week. 34 Seventh Grade Lori Vonberge Nichole White Neal Wisch Mike Sunvold Chris Traxler Peter Traxler Kelli Tuchtenhagen Tammy Voight Seventh grade 35 36 Underclassmen 1. Crystal Wicmann guides Mark Kreft as he is momentarily blinded by science on the science club trip 2. Corey Streich is garb in true Indian dress as he takes a break from the game. 3. Hollie Braun wonders who is invading the halls as Liza Zeiher walks down the steps. 4. Anne Scott and Cathy Battcher pretend to work. 5. The bleacher crumbs re- ject the referees decision. 1. Is Tim Dinkd camera shy? 2. Doctors Dodi Barfknccht and Lori Pioske discuss their next operation. 3. Dale Habeck instruas Precious Trebesch, Becky Holmquist, and Rodney Schauer on the technique of staining wood. 4. Marcie Pinske and Nicki Soeffker wait nervously as the judges make their decison. 5. Rickey Schmidt and Troy Seemann cheer Peter Weber on as he finishes his homework. 4 u N D E R C L A S S M E N Underclassmen 37 Front Row: Rachel Boettcher, Michelle Krentz, Gary St. John, Heather Warweg, Rob- bie Thoele. Row 2: Mike Laabs, Joshua Skelley, Travis Paulsen, James Schuetz, Kris VonEschen, Matt Kistner. Row 3: Brad Rud, Tina Bruch. Robyn Mesenbring, William Wark, Chuck Winters, Mr. Gary Hultgren. Row 4: Chris Jensen, Amanda Schuft, Michael Schneider, Andy Hislop, Bruce Famiok, Colleen Connolly. Front Row: Dustin Voight, Tony Noack, Eric Bergersen, Joe Roigcr, Brian Anderly, Karl Ed- monds. Row 2: Jcanine Morreim, Marcy Hultgren, Jeff Kemp, Jacob Zeiher, Angela Hucttcman, Chcrri Scham. Row 3: Christopher Bruch, Jacqueline Wong, Jason Ryan, Lisa Madcr, Joseph Roigcr, Robert Mathwig. Row 4: Steve Robcck, Joyce Dunkleberger, Julie Goctsch, Sharia Olson, Mrs. Sharon Marshall. Front Row: Jeff Tuchtenhagcn, Steve Flynn, James Brockhoff.Christophcr Brown, Jason Brockhoff, Brent Ziegler. Row 2: William Mcycr.Christinc Paulsen, Jennifer Burtyk, Tam- my Melhop, Shannon Henke Row 3: Cory Zeiher, Danny Kroells, Bradley Schaucr, Darrek Panning, Derrick Schmidt, Robert Foley. Row 4: Mrs. Arlene Fischer, Mr. Tom Frcricks, Miss Stacy VonWald. 38 Sixth Front Row: Greg Nagel, Michelle Vossen, Pam Liebl, Ann Schauer, Jeana Ruhling, Becky Mueller, Rachael Horstman, Mike Stock, Mark Trcbesch. Row 2: Jody Braun, Susan Anderly, Sarah Tramel, Juan Hernandez, Jason Kemp, Joey Schmidtbauer. Row 3: Mr. Gordon Kor- ing, Mara Lee Weckwcrth, Sara Narr, Tony Alsleben, Patrick Arncson, Jessie Schauer, Kyle Ewcrt, Chad Carpenter. Row 4: Kristin Zaske, Aaron Rucks, Jamie Thurk, Stephanie Olson, Matthew Sharpe, Billy Boese, Daniel Hernandez. Front Row: Kathy Studtman, Jarid Halver- son, Juan Loera, Bryce Eggert, Sherry Buck, Joleen Skelly, Rachel Urch, Jeff Mueller. Row 2: Matt Bigaouette, Mary Latzke, Ann Noack, Wade Drew, Scott Erickson, Ian Kelley, Derek Mathwig. Row 3: James Connolly, Shawn Toehler, Ingrid Kaufman, Kimberly Goethke, Andrea Bade, Travis Tuchtenhagen, Jenny Wagner Row 4: Daniel Kreft, Greg Musquiz, Jenny Eibs, Wendy Zeiher, Tonya Miller, Shan- non Reilly, Mr. Jon Ahrndt. First Row: Mark Foley, Melissa Dahlke, Mat- thew Breyer, Richard Vos. Row 2: Mr. Tom Frericks, Jay Kreger, Jason Young, Jesse Werner Row 3: Ben Oilman, Doug Albers. Row 4:Heidi Tuchtenhagen, Jill Oelfkc, Joel Renneke. Row 5: Kara Schuette, Christy Donnay. Fifth 39 Front Row: Matthew Nelson, Jessica Buck, Sara Lietz, Tiffany Bruckschen, Brian Gieseke, Ryan Pautsch, Lori Norhausen Row 2: Amy Mueller, Krista Lamb, Jenny Winter, Lance Weckwerth. Row 3: Lynn Schmitz Jessica Thoele, Tammera Mathwig, Chris Bulau, Kevin Kube, Clinton Hatlestad, Matt Ploeger, Dan Utendorfer, Stacy Wolters, Becky Dose, Nicole Campbell, Scott Krueger. Front Row: Amy Pinske, Kari Sons, Joki Pioske, Sara Braun, Maggie Klitzke, Renja Zellmann, Molly Milinkovich. Row 2: Michele Croat, Lori Ebersviller, Jason Soeffker, Matthew Scharping, Laura Dietel, Emily Schauer, Miss Nona Wick. Row 3: Jason Bade, Chad Fisher, Kara Paulsen, Jared Urch, David Kuck, Darin Schultz. Row 4: Rebecca Maki, Christopher Buckley, Nathan Heibeisen, Eric Reetz, Chris Franke, Aaron Gieseke. Front Row: Jeremy Werner, Brandy Hildebrandt, Steven Rhode, Jeff Krcger. Row 2: Todd Tuchtenhagen, Joshua Rennekc, Scott Ziegler, David Graupmann, Heather Brenke, Jennifer White. Row 3: Miss Stacy VonWald, Donna Kroclls, Daniel Oclfkc, Leonard Don- nay, Rachael Schauer, Kim McCormick, Cheryl Von Berg. 40 Fourth Front Row: Daniel Scharpe, Paulette Weckwerth, Shawn Peters, Kari Dose, Joshua Stark, Michael Thoele, Aaron Streich. Row 2: Melynda Nicks, Bobby Vrklan, Maria Her- nandez, Melissa Scharpc, Nathan Wisch, Stephanie Halverson. Row 3: Jessica Beseke, Sara Hennies, Kelly Rucks, Mike Kamps, Ramiro Alverez, Chris Kemp, Mrs. Sharon Anderson, Ross Bergs. Front Row: Marcy Thomas, Nicole Stock, Roberta Studtman, Christine Hennessey, Nathan Latzke, Shawn Olson. Row 2: Patrick Liebl, Mike Panning. Chad Ziesmer, Carlin Ramel, Ann Edmonds. Row 3: James Kauff- man, Travis Jenneke, Ryan Bergs, Joy Ewert, Kirk Kleist, Mary Jo Krentz. Row 4: Trisha Tutchenhagcn, Dawn Mathwig, Peter Amcson, Matt Otto, Charalctte Mathwig, Mrs. Judy Hoops. Front Row: Susan Foley, Helen Vos, Dave VonBcrg, Jeffery Young, Gretchen Henke, Brenda Herd, Rebecca White, Thomas Bur- tyke. Row 2: Jonathan Keizer, Matthew Don- nay, Robert Schauer, Ryan Brenkc, Jason Wisch, Kimberly Brown, Justin Renneke. Row 3: Miss Robyn Schmidt, Jeanette Cameron, Amber Duenow, Kerri Brockhoff. Sara Albers. Third 41 2nd Front Row: Shelby Ploeger, Jeff Schuctz, Amy Dose, Elisha Trocke, Jenny Eggert, Sara Olsen, Michael Lorentzen, Jennifer Weber. Row 2: Stacy Schuctz, Eric Buckley, Erick Kaufman, Darin Mielke, Bonnie Dahlkc, Jolenc Ott, Nick Croat, Valerie Laabs, Mrs. Karen Fogarty. Row 3: Juan Diaz, Elizabeth Rios, Todd Bruhjell, Jason Kube, Justin Kube, Elizabeth Grimm. Front Row: Jason Jacobus, Timothy Gieseke, Jesse Soeffker, Jody Kistmer, Amber Zumberg. Row 2: Sara Lenz, Jason Mueller, Angie Nor- dhausen, Jennifer Traxler, Nicole Kemp, Bar- bara Wosscn Row 3: Mrs. Ruth Narr, John Dietcl, Brendan Reilly, Stacey Thocle, Joy Hen- drycks, Linda Alvarez, Juanita Zeyva. Row 4: David Kreft, Kelly Rochler, Paul Boettcher, Heidi Hacfs, Shianna Bird, Nathan Morreim, Melissa Bigaouette, Karey Jaszewski. First Row: Scott Vos, Shawna Brenke, Stacy Hebeisen, Benjamin Brazil. Row 2: Michael Schatz, Andy Hanke, Jeremiah Schwich, Julie Brown. Row 3: Mrs. Paulette Nitz, Katherine Graupmann, Lisa Donnay, Wendy Albers. Front Row: Amanda Brockoff, Tracy Wagner, Melissa Rcctz, Steve Kaufman, Adam Wisch, Cory Knutson, Julie Krueger, Jolenc Narr, Beth Alslebcn. Row 2: Mr. Wyatt Bienfang, Jason Hennessey, Nicky Young, Wendy Krueger, Heidi Carpenter, Chris Gieske, Amanda Erickson, Jennifer Scharpe, Stephanie Schiller. Row 3: Sheena Diaz, David Rios, Kerry Lamb, Darren Ehlers, Tina Janke, Robert Kamps, Max Milinkovich, Karen Kramer, Angela Hcnnies. Front Row: Kara Zumberge, Pat Otto, Michael Pioske, Jennifer Von Eschen, Tara Olson, Jesus Leyva, Scott Stark. Row’ 2: Lorie Mendoza, Justin Horst man, Sharon Mader, Adam Timm, Stacy Braun, Stephanie Wagner, Angela Weber, Elissa Hebeisen. Row 3: Lyn Wong, Ezra Moore, Adam Gieseke, Julie Kauf- fman, Randi Shimota, Ryan Halverson, Jill Jaszewski. Row 4:Kuyler Soeffker, Alizabeth Beseke, Jennifer Spletzer, Eleazar Mendoza, Barbara Goethke, Kevin Weber, Mrs. Beatrice Tews. Front Row: Jennifer Bates, Lisa Kreger, Sara Schroeder, James Foley, Travis Dalke. Row 2: Gwen Schilling, Jennifer Faust, Amber Werner, Emily Meyer, Scott Perschau, Miss Deniece Smith. Row 3: Sara Evenson, Rebecca Tuchtenhagen. First 43 Kdgn. Front Row: Mrs. Gail Nuessmeier, Melissa Weber, Mindy Harris, Mari Hebcisen, Andrew Trcbech, Leon Wcckwcrth, Jason Thoele, Robert Nicks, Jessica Serbus. Row 2: Megan Ziesmer, Jonah Skelley, Michelle Laabs, Jen- nifer Lenz, Brian Mathwig, Paul Grimm, Jay Schuetz Row 3: Amy Bigaouette, Jay Dacey, Tally Ruehling, Douglas Dahlke, Jesse Haefs, Jacob Creech, Laura Dose, Nichole Terlinden, Jeremy Serbus. Front Row: Wayne McCormick, Kasey Paulsen, Amanda Pickelman, Andrew McCar- thy, Ryan Sautcr, Sonya Voclker, Mrs. Dec Czech. Row 2: Jenny Thomas, Kevin Dose, Merdith Brau, Melissa Kube, Christian Meyer, Emily Schmidt Row 3: Emily Evans, James Gieseke, Alyssa Jacobus, Heather Vrklan, Scott Thornes, Andrew Gieseke Row 4: Rachel Tot- man, Nathaniel Ahlstrom, Samuel Maki, Melissa Utcndorfer, Aaron Wisch, Ryan Jacobs. Front Row:Jil Kreger, Joyce Wisch, Angie Zirbes, Eric Brockhoff, Brian Vos Row 2: Matt Kreger, Laura Vos, Ryan Hanke, Lisa Tuchtenhagen, Andrea Winter, Billy Rabe. Row 3: Mrs. Arlene Fischer, Amanda Donnay, Rebecca Schauer, Nicholas Schatz, Mark Vos, Jeremiah Scharpe. 44 Kdgn Pre- School Seated: Ms. Karen Mackenthun, Robert Wisch, Dawn Braun, Mathew Spletzer, Mrs. Mary Jo Schulz. Standing: Aaron Scharpe, Jeremy Traxler, Joshua Halverson, Melody Haefs Seated: Corey Fisher, Jamie Schiller, Mark Thoelc. Standing: Justin Lorentzen, Dustin Lorentzen, Mrs. Mary Jo Schulz, Ms. Karen Mackenthun. Students Aides Front Row:Mary Shoberg, Candy Dunklebergcr, Tricia Adams, Beth Bening, Dane! Voight, Tiffany Telthoester. Row 2: Lyn Nuessmeier, Doreen Buck, Barbi Bates, Kris Meyer, Nancy Klancke, Jodie Jahr, Teresa Brazil. Row 3: Kari Reilly, Theresa Luskey, Judy Fluguear, Lisa Haggenmiller, Julie Bird, RacheUe Wah Pre-school 45 School Patrol In all types of weather—rain, sleet, snow, and shine—the school partol members assist the elementary children across busy streets. Front Row: James Brockhoff, Christopher Brown. Row 2: Billy Meyer, Christie Paulsen, Jenny Burtyk, Tammy Melhop, Shannon Henke. Row 3: Cory Zeiher, Danny Kroells, Bradley Schauer, Parrek Panning, Jason Brockhoff, Robert Foley. Row 4: Jeff Tuchtenhagcn, Steven Flynn, Brent Ziegler, Darren Schmidt. Front Row: Andy Hislop, Christina Bruch, Robyn Mesenbring, Michelle Krcntz, Joescph Roiger, Kris VonEschcn, Christopher Bruch. Row 2: Karl Edmonds, Cherri Scham, Joyce Dunkleberger, Marcy Hultgren, Jenny Morriem, Bobby Mathwig. Row 3: Brad Rud, Brad Krueger, Eric Bergersen, Tony Noack. Row 4: Heather Warweg, Sharia Olson, Colleen Connoly, Amanda Schuft. 46 School Patrol Elementary Candids 47 A.G.I. Faculty Has Diversified Talents A-GI faculty members come together from many different walks of life to teach at Arlington. Each earns respect and friendship and develops understanding between the students and the teachers. They also bring new ideas to make our years of schooling interesting and exciting. Diane Ebersviller Physical Education Ro lie F oan History Peter Fogarty Mathematics Theresa Fogarty Art Gary Fokken Agriculture, FFA Greg Gobhrsch Guidance Counselor, Histt Dan H'tslop Community Ed., Reading Mary Hultgren English, German James Jaszewski Larry KJunder Band Pysical Education, Business Mane Kreft Speech Sara McKay Choir Chnstopher Moore English, Drama Name: Larry Rewens Occupation: Teacher Painter Marital Status: Married Children: Kyle-2 years old The last good movie 1 saw: The Killing Fields The book I’ve been recommending lately is: Megatrends Favorite childhood memory: athletic competition throughout my “younger days'' Personal hero: Bud Grant I wish I could stop: losing my temper I’ve never being able to: talk slowly I hope I never have tophysically hurt anyone Behind my back they say: he's easy to persuade If 1 were going to the moon. I'd take: my camera The worst pan of my job is: denying a senior graduation due to academic reasons The best part of my job is: working with other faculty members with similar interests A really great evening to me is: watching spons on T.V. People who knew- me in high shoot thought 1 was: cocky I knew I was grown-up when: The IRS mailed me a tax form Most irrational fear: death Most irrational act: biting my fingernails The best time of my life: college years The worst time of my life: being afraid of my very 1st day of grade school My students like me because: I'm fair 48 Faculty Kathy Morton Home Economics Richard Nahlovsky Mathematics Thomas Noack Physics, Earth Science Jtan Olson English Jack Redfeam Science Larry Retterts Don Santer Social Studies Science Robert Schrupp Business Judy Scott English, Spanish Micheal Vrklan Industrial Arts, Math Edward Warweg Gory Wendt Chery Buckley Mel Cain Social Studies Industrial Arts Learning Disabilities Elem Phy Ed Larry Gieseke Speech Therapist Ray Hilman Donna Morton Catherine Martinson Elem Music School Nurse Learning Disabilities Teachers Teachers Teachers Teachers Nunc: Jean Obon Occupation: English teacher Marital Status: (must you remind me ) Single The last good movie 1 saw: Tbt Mmju Ms I ts over twenty yean old . but I saw it again recently for probably the 15th time The book I've been recommending lately is: not just lately—I always recommend Sinclair Lewis' Msmitrutot Arrvu imilh Favorite childhood memory: Summers When I think of childhood I automatically think of the fun of summer. Personal heroes: two of my closest fnends. Dr Dennis Buckley and his wife Chery I wish I could stop: Procrastinating Maybe I'll do it tomorrow I've never been able to: understand some of the injustice� in life I hope I never have to: spend winter� in Minnesota after I retire Behind my back they say: I have no idea—maybe I'll have to eavesdrop If 1 were going to the moon. I'd take: my Mozart French horn tape, a pot of coffee, and someone to keep me company. Th worst pan of my job is: dealing with the indifference and apathy with which a few students ap- proach school The best pan of my job is: seeing the success of the kids who are eager and interested A really great evening to me is: playing Tnvial Pursuit with people that 1 really like People who knew me in high school thought I was: friendly and a good student I knew I was grown-up when: I had to support myself and I had to take sole responsibility for my own anions Most irrational fear: the fear of being entirely alone Most irrational act: counting the steps when I go up or down a flight of stain---! did that as a child and I think I still do sometimes My students like me because: If they do, it 's probably because I like them. The best time of my life: I hope I haven't reached it yet. The worst time of my life: My second year of college—my courses were very hard and I was temp- ted to quit. Faculty 49 Teachers’ Aides argaret Bean Marge Gna Leona Fcil Donna Gallimnre i.. r .___ Cynthia Hennessey Virginia Kramer Regina Plocgcr Kim Thornes Gwen Utendorfer 50 Faculty Administration and School Board Work Together The school board has many responsibilities. They must balance the budget and work dosely with the administration to evaluate the need of the school. George Maca Superintendent Dennis Bergner H.S. Principal Zeiora Lentz Elem. Principal Michael Dooner Chairman Donald Ziegler Vice-Chairman Carol Boemer Treasurer Richard Nagel Clerk Maynard Rucks Director David Tramel Director Dennis Buckley Director Resigned 10 15 85 Ralph Thornes Director Appointed 10 1718$ Name: Dr. Dennis Buckley Occupation: Pastor Marital Status: Married Children: Christopher 10, Eric 8 The last good movie 1 saw: The Black Cauldron The book I’ve been recommending lately is: The Lord of the Rings — J.R. Tolkien Favorite Childhood memory: Fishing with my grandfather Personal Hero: John Wayne If I were going to the moon I'd take: My lunch The worst part of my job is: Moving The best part of my job is: The people A really great evening to me is: A Family evening People who knew me in high school thought 1 was: Thin 1 knew 1 was grown-up when:I put my First dent in the car The best time of my life: Going camping The worst time of my life: Moving 51 Auxiliary Staff Has Many Duties The auxiliary staff consists of the office staff, janitors, cooks, and bus drivers. These people work hard to make our school better every day. Without the office staff, who would help us out in the office? The janitors are always there cleaning up after messy students. And the faithful bus drivers pick us up for school and deliver us safely to our homes after school each day. 1. Darlene Dietel — Green Isle Office 2. Eileen Musquiz — Secretary, Doris Meyer — Fiscal Affairs Mgr., Joyce Solomonson — Secretary 3. Arlington Cooks — Front Row: Dorrine Scharping, Edna Blake, Caroline Nieland. Row 2: Joan Budahn, Patty Duenow 4. Green Isle Cooks — Bernette Uecker, Lin- da Meyer, Marion Giesen. 32 Auxiliary Staff 1. Arlington Bus Drivers: Larry Klundcr, Dorothy Kemp, Jerry Nari, Henry Scheer, Robert Schrupp, Marie Hebeisen, Ray Schwartz, Jerry Ebersviller — Transportation Director 2. Green Isle Bus Drivers: Roy Renneke, Martin Maseman, Joe Kreger 3. Green Isle Janitor: Ed Kaiser 4. A-GI Janitors: Pat Licbel, Sylvia Bening, Francis St rebel, John Studtman Auxiliary Staff 53 ARLINGTON - GREEN IS MINNESOTA SPORTS 10,000 LAKES INDIANS ; SeC Further Than Before This year the A-GI Indians went further than before in one decade. Through hard work, determination, and team spirit, the Indians brought home a 6-4 record. The team couldn't rely on size alone; they poured out all their might toward the challenges placed before them. The Indians were plagued with injuries throughout the season, but still co-captains Paul Trocke and John Traxler led the team to the second round of playoffs against Watertown-Mayer. Though the Indians fought hard, they fell short of a victory. The final record of 6-4 doesn't repre- sent how hard the team fought and the spirit the fans had. A 1 1. Co-captains — John Traxler and Paul Trocke. The teams lined up to cheer the players as each is introduced. 3. Senior Steve Ziegler 4. Mike Wienand runs for a touchdown. 5. Senior players. Front Row: John Traxler, Dan Hardel, Paul Trocke, Keith Herd. Row 2: Pete Luskey, Dean Riebe, Tim Campbell, John Noack, Pete Bergner. Football 55 3 4 1. Front Row: Jeritt Piotter, Dan Buck, Mike Kramer, Cory Kistner, Eric Bates, Darren Stockman, Shawn Battcher, Bill Boettcher, Jeff Schmidt, Bill Heimkes. Row 2: Corey Streich, Jim Neubarth, Rick Moore.Tim Kemp, John Kreft, Tom Zaske, Jim Kreft, Dave Hultgren, Troy Koester, Jeff Dorweilcr, Mangager Barry Nagel. Row 3: Coach Wyatt Bienfang, Mike Weinand, Wayne Schneider, Dan Weinand, Brian Hartmann, Mark Soef- fker, Tim Dinkle, Dave Licske, Darren Cain, John Brown, Coach Gary Hultgren. Row 4: Keith Herd, Dan Hardcl, Tim Campbell, John Noack, Steve Ziegler, Dean Riebe, Pete Bergner, Paul Trocke, John Traxler, Coach Pat Baker. 2. Indians practice with determination as they look forward to a suc- cessful season. 3. The offensive line primes itself to rip into the LeCenter defense. 4. John Brown vaults into the air to a first down pass. 5. A-GI Coaching staff: Mr. Gary Hultgren, Mr. Pat Baker, and Mr. Wyatt Bienfang. 56 Football SCOREBOARD AGI OPP. 20 Gaylord 26 13 Le Center 30 41 Montgomery 18 20 Jordan 0 12 LeSucur 14 21 Loyola 6 39 N-YA 7 32 Belle Plaine 0 PLAYOFFS 14 Breck 7 Watertown-Mayer 35 1. Pete Bergner waits in anticipation the outlook of the game with Max Milinkovich. 2. Stats: Front Row: Candy DunkJeberger, Ruth Danielson. Row 2: Becky Kemp, Katie Brown, Nancy Neubarth. 3. C-team. Front Row: Kevin Woestehoff, Jared Anderly, Tony Nagel, Joe Bigaouette, Brooke Burch, Trinity Horstman, Mike Bergs, David Rhode, Troy Breyer, Mike Sunvold, Jamie Kroehler, Peter TraxJer, Mike Hcn- nies, Dave Slinden. Row 2: Troy Seemann, Dan Slinden, Bruce Hames, Jerry Buesgens, Jason Bates, Jesse Davis, Jason Gieseke, Joe Hagen, Ricky Schmidt, Nick Aisleben, Kyle Streich, Harlen Schauer, Dan Mef- fert, Patrick Vrklan. Row 3: Mark Vrklan (coach), Jeff Steinbom, Tim Beseke, Mike McConnel, Sean Ploeger, Tim Luskey, Mike Pautsch, War- ren Schneider, Dean Stoeckman, Jay Reilly, Maurie Stowell, Perry Loewe, Pete Weber, Larry Rewerts (coach), Mike Vrklan (coach). 4. Dean Ricbe struts off the field with style after another Indian victory. 5. Tim Dinkle, Paul Trocke, Steve Ziegler and John Noack rejoice after a sweaty victory. Football 57 Young Spikers Show Potential After winning the conference last year, the A-GI spikers were thought to have the potential to be at least a contender this season. But the team started off slowly and never really got on track. The young team played very well in districts, beating Henderson the first game 3 to 0 and losing to a very tough Gaylord team to end the season. Many seniors will be sorely missed, but promising young players make for an op- timistic outlook next year. Front Row: Kathie Gliedcn, Barbi Bates, Jill Michaelis. Second Row: Coach Don Sautcr, Lynctte Maedcr, Michelle Meyer, Laurelie Urch, Lyn Nuessmeier, Katie Brown, Mary Eibs, Debbie Wolter, Mgr. Theresa Luskey. Top Row: Brenda Herbst, Karen Thoele, Tammy Panning. Opponents Gaylord 3 SCORES A-Gl 0 -L Jordan 3 0 -L Belle Plaine 3 0 -L Le Sueur 3 0 -L N-YA 3 0 -L LeCenter 1 2 -W Henderson 1 2 -W Nicollet 0 2 -W Winthrop 2 0 -L ) Montgomery 3 1 -L Loyola 3 1 -L Jordan 3 1 -L Belle Plaine 3 0 -L LeSueur 3 0 -L N-YA 2 3 -W LeCenter 1 3 -W Loyola 3 1 -L Montgomery 3 2 -L Henderson 0 3 -W Gaylord 3 1 -L 58 Volleyball 1. Brenda Herbsi and Mary Eibs sky for the block. 2. Kathie Glieden waits for an oncoming spike. 3. Katie Brown hits the floor . . . again. 4. A-GI stat girls — Jenny Wendt and Judy Fluguear B-TEAM Front Row: Laura Schneider, Stacy Alsleben, Amy Lictz, Penny Budahn, Tara Hardel. Amy Reilly, Shelly Rud. Second Row: Coach Mrs. Bienfang, Lisa Thurk, Mich- elle Soeffker, Kay Haggenmiller, Sharon O'Brien, Brenda Anderly, Ann Buck, Jill Melsha, Tammy Rohde, Mgr. Lon Pioskc. Volleyball 59 FRESHMEN TEAM Front Row: Dcena Woltcr, Cami Flugucar, Sharon Dunklebcrger, Debbie Dols, Tara Moore. Second Row:Beth Sorenson, Jody Dietcl, Lisa Zeiher, Donna Thoelc. Top Row: Coach Tom Noack, Karen Buckentine, Michelle Bergs, Jena Strobel, Crystal Wiemann. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Front Row: Becky Ebersviller, Peggy Mehlhop, Debra Dietel, Jill Litfin, Jill Lietz. Second Row: Annette Bergerson, Michelle McCormick, Amy Giesen, Michelle Brown, Amy Schneider, Betsy Kreger. Top Row: Coach Donna Galli more and Coach Kim Thornes. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Front Row:Cindy Budahn, Carol Foley, Deb- bie Luskey, Tia Kelley. Second Row: Annette Bergersen, Jenny Schuetz, Angela Hennessey, Nichole White, Nicole Socffker, Stephanie Keizer. Third Row: Coach Kim Thornes, Mar- cie Pinske, Kris Nagel, Molly Battcher, Kathryn Kreft, Robin Flohrs, Coach Donna Gallimorc. 60 Volleyball Successful 1. John Noack penetrates the Le Center defense for a lay-up. 2. Brian Hartman rejects a Central shot. 3. The A-Gl tribe works the boards for a rebound. The boys' basketball team brought the best to mind, a season of great competition, excitement and success. The team experienced a phenomenal season and had an ex- cellent chance to advance to Gustavus for district play. During the year they produced some exciting victories, such as winning the Crosby Tourney. The team had great unity, posting a season record of 12-9. They were not a tall team but possessed other at- tributes. Speed and great agility made up for the lack of height. That was true, for the season’s outstanding ac- complishments proved it. There were a lot of teary-eyed moments for the boys, but the promise of some underclassmen gave hope for the future. With only four seniors — Pete Bergner, Keith Herd, Jim Kittock, and John Noack, on the squad, Coach Dick Milinkovich had to depend on sophomores Tom Zaske and Jim Kreft and junior Brian Hartmann to help round off the team. Season Cut Short Boys’ Basketball 61 Points of Interest A-Gl OPP 59 LeCenter 41 44 Belle Plaine 40 33 Gaylord 63 82 Jordan 46 39 LeSueur 55 59 Loyola 61 69 Henderson 60 46 Central 36 57 LeCenter 56 47 Gaylord 48 62 Belle Plaine 47 46 Jordan 43 34 LeSueur 64 45 Monty 53 50 Loyola 56 74 Central 58 i 44 Monty 45 Crosby Tourney 1 58 Crosby-Ironton 53 54 Greenway 47 60 Pine River 56 Districts 42 Gibbon 47 B-Team, Front Row: Rob Brau, Darrin Stoeckman, Eric Bates, Barry Nagel, Pat Scham, Pat Kreger, Troy Kocster Back Row: John Kreft, Jim Neubanh, Mike Kramer, Jason Meyer, Scott Benckc, Mark Kreft, John Brown, Billy Heimkes, Scott Zeiher. Coach Larry Rewerts. Varsity, Left to Right: Rob Brau, Troy Koester, John Brown, Tom Zaske, John Kreft, Jim Neubanh, John Noack, Brian Hartmann, Pete Bergner, Steve Kurtzweg, Jim Kreft, Jim Kittock, Scott Zichcr, Billy Heimkes, Keith Herd. Kneeling: Manager Doug Tuchtenhagcn, Coach Dick Milinkovich. Stats: Beth Bening, Katie Brown, Ruth Danielson, Nancy Neubanh. 9th Grade Front Row: Dan Buck, Dusty Kroells, pat Kreger, Eric Bates, Barry Mathwig. Back Row: Mark Kreft, Darrin Stoeckmann, Jasen Meyer, Mike Kramer, Scott Beneke, Coach Jon Ahmdt. 7th and 8th Grade, Front Row: Dave Rohde, Jason Gieseke, Chad Duenow, Troy Breyer, Jason Bates, Dan Meffen, John Reilly Row 2: Dean Stoeckmann, Dan Slinden, Mike Sunvold, Cun Brockhoff, Mike Hennies, Jason Roehling. Row 3: Stacy Brockhoff, Peter Weber, Pat Vrklan, Sean Ploeger, Harlan Schauer, Chad Roehleor. Row 4: Wade Mesenbring, Mike Meffen, Jim Sommers, Tim Luskey, Keith Dressen, Rick Schmidt, John Mader. Boys' Basketball 63 The A-GI girls’ basketball team started the season slowly, but ended it by taking 2nd in the District 14 tournament. Despite lacking height and experience, the scrappy team battled through the season with a 8-14 record. After being rated 8th in districts the girls disposed of Henderson and then knocked off top rank- ed Gaylord in an emotional game. The team then beat Fairfax - Gibbon in Lund Arena and then lost in the championship to a tough Loyola squad. • A-GI Girls Finish Strong Varsity Squad: Mgr. Becky Kemp, Karen Scoeckman, Kris Bode, Jenny Wendt, Karen Thoele, Jill Melsha. Standing: Asst. Coach Diane Ebersviller, Jill Michaelis, Barbi Bates, Brenda Herbst, Michelle Meyer, Lynette Maeder, Coach Jack Redfeam. The A-GI girls placed second in District 14 play. Scoreboard St. Peter 40 A-GI 41 Lecenter 28 46 Belle Plaine 45 23 Jordan 39 32 Lesueur 42 18 Loyola 49 33 Gaylord 53 34 Central 42 40 Montgomery 51 33 Lecenter 39 37 Belle Plaine 63 28 Jordan 43 37 Lesueur 59 31 Loyola 40 30 Central 37 52 Montgomery 39 40 Winthrop 40 35 Henderson 26 Districts 40 Henderson 35 37 Gaylord 43 45 Fairfax-Gibbon 38 39 Loyola 50 29 64 Girls' Basketball Girls' Basketball 65 B Squad, Kneeling: Amy Reilly, Ann Buck, Kay Haggen- miller, Dodi Barfknechi, Michelle Bergs, Rachelle Rud. Back Row: Stacie Meyer, Michele Soefflcer, Jill Melsha, Coach Diane Ebersviller, Laura Schneider, Donna Thoele, Tara Hardel. 9th Grade: Coach Sue Bienfang, Janny Brock huff, Melani Haggcnmiller, Karen Buckentinc, Stacy Roehlcr. Kneel- ing: Dianna Nordhauscn, Debbie Dols, Donna Thoele, Tara Hardel. Below: Statisticians — Barb Kemp, Tara Moore. Jr. High. Front Row: Suzie Meyer, Becky Ebersviller, Ann McCleland, Gretchen Oilman, Stephanie Keizer, Nanette Studtman, Nicole Soeffker, Debra Dietel. Second Row: Lori Krueger, Tia Kelly, Angela Hannessey, Cindy Budahn, Marcie Pinske, Kathryn Kreft, Jennifer Pautsch. Third Row: Nicole Ryan, Peggy Mehlhop, Carol Foley, Robin Flohrs, Jennifer Schuetz, Kris Nagel, Lisa Brown, Stacy Olson. Back Row: Amy Schneider, Jill Litfin, Betsy Kreger, Molly Battcher, Debbie Luskey, Denise Engelmann, Kelli Tuchtenhagen, Jeanne Meis- inger. Missing: Coaches Pete Fogarty and Tom Noack. 66 Girls' Basketball With a final season record of 13-4, one would probably have many exciting and memorable moments happen for any sports team or squad. And that did happen to the young, but experienced, wrestling squad from Arlington-Green Isle. Led by five seniors (Jim Melsha, Kevin MacCarthy, Fred Latzke, Dan Hardel, and John Traxler), the local wrestling squad captured the first place trophy at the Hector Tourna- ment. They also took second place at Glencoe Invitational the third in the tough Maple Lake Tournament. The Indians finished second behind the state entrant, Norwood-Young America, in the Minnesota River Conference, the wrestlers finished runners-up in Region 4 Sub-Region South Tourna- ment behind Winthrop-Gaylord. In that tournament, A-Gl had six champions (Jim Melsha, Kevin McCarthy, Mike Wei- nand, Dan Hardel, Dave Hultgren, and Darrin Cain), one runner-up (John Traxler) and two third place winners (Matt Wendt and Marty O Brien). All nine grapplers advanced to Looking Strong, 3 Wrestlers Advance to State Region 4 Tournament. The high of the season was Darrin Cain, Dave Hultgren, and Jim Melsha advancing to the state tournament. Darren Cain received the third place medal at 155 pound weight class. He was the first A-Gl wrestler to place in the state tournament. Other highlights were Jim Melsha breaking the school record for most career wins and pins and Darrin Cain for being youngest A-GI wrestler to receive his 60th win. With nine returning lettermen for the varsity squad and a promising young B and C squads, the future looks very bright for the Indians' wrestling squad. Front Row: Jon Latzke, Marty O'Brien,, Jim Melsha, Kevin McCarthy, Matthew Wendt, Freddy Latzke, Dale Habeck. Row 2: Mike Weinand, Dan Hardel, David Hultgren, Darren Cain, John Traxler, Kathie Glieden, Kim Olson, Stats, Coach Cain. Wrestling 67 Front Row: Mgr. Dale Habeck, Mike Bergs, Scott Pioske, Nick Alsleben, Bruce Harens, Jeff Schmidt, Jeff Ryan, Jason Stiller. Row 2: Jeff Dorwieler, Bill Boettcher, Shawn Battcher, Corey Streich, Tim Kemp, Richard Moore, Wade Schneider. AGI 48 Scoreboard Springfield Opponent 6 19 Winthrop Gaylord 28 54 Fairfax 12 27 Jordan 22 46 LeSueur 12 50 Nicollet 3 59 Loyola 5 19 Norwood-Young America 35 31 LeCenter 21 27 Belle Plainc 18 42 Cedar Mountian 18 48 Monty 18 Maple Lake Tourney 3rd Hector Tourney 1st Glencoe Tourney 2nd Sub Regions 2nd 68 Wrestling 1. From Row: David Rohde, Scott Pioskt, Travis Paulsen, Mike Bergs, Joel Roiger. Row 2: Bruce Harens, Kyle Screich, Nick Alsleben, Bobby Mathwig, Jason Gieseke. Row 3: Coach Rick Boemer, John Reilly, Peter Traxler, Mike Hen- nies, Jason Ryan, Chris Traxler, Mike Schneider. 2. Freddy Latzke concentrates on his match. 3. Dave Hultgren gives the ol bear hug. 4. Kevin McCarthy struggles for a victory. 5. John Traxler is proclaimed the victor. Wrestling 69 Making Great Strides, Girls Win District for Third Time They throw, sling, hurdle, jump, and run phenomenal distances, and still manage to keep their feminine charm. That's the A-GI girls' track team. Under the direction of Coach Mike Vrklan, these girls trained hard and had a very successful season. Victories included the Lions Invitational Meet and the District 14 Title. Thirteen girls qualified for the Region 4 track in- dividual events and the 4 x 800, 4 x 400, 4 x 200, and 4 x 100 relay races. Jill Michaelis set a new conference record in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:26. Season meet record stands at 7 team victories and 3 second place finishes. Team Record Conference Indoor.............................................2nd Fairfax-Gib., Sil. Lake, Mayer.................................Jst Hend. LC, Mayer...............................................1 sc Fair -Gib., Hend, Loy, Sil. Lake..............................1st Winthrop.......................................................4th Jor.. NYA.....................................................2nd Lions’ Meet....................................................1st LS.............................................................1st BP. Clev, Monty................................................1st MRC at Jordan..................................................2nd District at Winthrop..........................................1st Region........................................................4th Vanity Track Squad. Front Row: Donna Thocle, Gretchen Oilman, Molly Battchcr, Kathryn Krcft, Carol Foley, Jill Liet , Bridgid Strobcl. Row 2: Jena Strobel, Lisa Zeiher, Dawn Youngdahl, Barb Von Berge, Tara Moore, Michelle Bergs, Chris Wiemann, Kris Bode, Jenny Wendt, Jill Michaelis, Sherry Sickmann Row 3: Shelly Young, Lisa Brown, Lauralic Urch, Mary Fibs, Karen Thoele, Shelly Rud, Karen Buckentine, Kim Olson, Kathie Glieden, Barb Bates, Coach Mike Vrklan. Assistant Coach Tom Frericks is not pictured. 70 Girls' Track Bridgid Strobel jumps the hurdles. 1. Kathryn Krcft hurls the discus. 2. Barb Von Berge hands off to Shelly Rud in the 4 x 800 relay. 3. Amy Schneider jumps as far as she can. 4. Jenny Wendt makes a final effort in the 4 X 5. Up and over, Donna Thoele leaps the hurdles. 6. Tracksters Lauralie Urch, Carol Foley, Grct- chen Oilman, Amy Schneider, and Jeff Farber begin the long run. 7. Jena Strobel flies over the high bar. Relay Teams Learn to Work Together 1. VIile Relay:)ill Michaelis, Barbi Bates, Bridgid Strobel, and Barb Von Bergc. 2. Hurdlers: Donna Thocle. Dawn Youngdahl, Karen Thoele, Molly Battcher, and Bridgid Strobel. 3. 800 Meter Relay: RacheUe Rud, Barb Von Berge, Jenny Wendt, and Jena Strobel. 4. 1(H) Meter Relay: Kris Bode, Lisa Brown. Kim Olson, and Karen Buckentinc. 5. 200 Meter Relay: Kathie Glieden, Lisa Brown, Karen Buckentinc, Sherry Sickmann, Donna Thoele. 6. Sherry Sickmann hands off the baton to teammate Donna Thocle in the 2(X) meter relay. 72 Girls' Track Team Record Fairfax Gibbon, Silver Lake, Mayer 4th Henderson, LeCenter, Mayer 3rd Fairfax Gibbon, Henderson, Loyola, Silver Lake 5th Jordan, Norwood-Young America 3rd LeSueur 4th Belle Plaine, Cleveland, Montgomery 4th Jordan (MRC) 19th Winthrop (DIST) 5th Boys’ Track Is Low in Numbers, But High in Spirit Thirteen boys with determination and courage represented A-GI in boys’ track. The season was started with an understanding that the team was really too small to win meets, but there was potential to be strong in some events: the medley and mile relays. The team worked hard with this goal in front of them: to always do better than the last meet and to do as well as they could, yet enjoy the season. Mike Kramer, Tim Campbell, and Paul Trocke advanced to region competition in the mile run, 400 and 800 meter run, and the 100 meter dash respectively. Boys’ Track 73 1. Around and around Tim Dinkel tosses the discus. 2. Barry Nagel hands off the baton to Darren Cain in the medley relay. 3. Senior Tim Campbell comes around the track with full steam in the 800 meter run. 4. Torjet Torgeir rounds the comer for the 400 meter run. 5. Junior Mark Soeffker holds the starting block for Paul Trocke. 6. Freshman Mike Kramer waits for the gun to start the open 1600 meter run. 7. Boys' Track Squad. Front Row: Torjet Torgeir, Tim Campbell, Paul Trocke. Row' 2: Darren Cain, John Brown, Tim Dinkel, Barry Nagel, Mike Kramer, Coach Wyatt Bienfang Row 3: Nick Aisleben, Pat Vrklan, Jeff Farber. 8. Jim Kreft begins his run. 9. Senior members of the track squad are Paul Trocke, Tim Campbell, Jim Kittock, Fred Latzke Jr., Torjet Torgeir. 74 Boys' Track Scoreboard A-GI OPP. LeCenter 24 7 Belle Plaine 15 5 Loyola 5 8 Jordan 10 9 Nor-YA 5 8 LeCenter 10 8 Montgomery 0 5 Loyola 1 3 Montgomery 5 4 Nor-YA 10 4 District play 1st Gay-Win 9 8 Fair Gib. 2 1 Belle Blaine 7 1 NU Cath. 8 0 Jordan 4 1 Gay-Win 4 3 LeSueur 7 0 Region play 1st LeSueur 13 0 St. Agnes 9 1 A-GI Tourney New- Prague 3rd 1 2 St. Peter State 10 1 Brownton 10 0 Park Rapids 5 2 Indians Beat Gaylord- Winthrop For District, Then St. Peter for Region Crown A-GI had a superior pitching staff which took them through the season with very few losses. The young team faced one of the toughest districts with a rated Loyola beating them twice in regular season play. The In- dians came through strong in district play to beat arch-rival Gaylord-Winthrop in 9 inn- ings to advance to region. The team had con- tinued success beating St. Agnes and then St. Peter for the region crown to qualify them for state competition. The Indians met Park Rapids in the first found at St. Cloud losing 5-2 thus ter- minating their hope of playing in the Dome — at least until next year. Front Row: Brian Hartmann, Dan W tin and, David Hultgren, Tom Zaske, Bill Heimkes, Keith Herd. Row 2: Mr. Don Sauter, Mark Sorenson, Pete Luskey, Pete Bergner, John Noack, Dan Hardel, Kev McCarthy. Baseball 75 The boys proudly show off their Region 4A trophy. 1. Brian Hartmann goes for home, displaying the sliding technique. 2. Candy Dunklcberger and Ruth Danielson arc the 1986 Indian baseball statiticians. 3. Watching for the signal to steal, Kevin McCarthy takes a step and drive lead off of first base. 4. Catcher Dave Hultgren provides a target for A-GI’s next pitch. 5. Coach Don Sauter awaits a hit as Dan Hardel steps into the pitch. 76 Baseball B Team, Front Row: Jeff Schmidt, Jason Meyer, Scott Zeiher, Pat Kreger, Larry Sickmann, Wayne Kube, Barry Mathwig, Cory Kistner. Row 2: Troy Koester, Mike Wei- nand, Gary Beneke, Jim Neubarth, Pat Scham, Keith Oclfke, Wayne Schneider, Dar- rin Stoeckman. Jr. High, Front Row: Jason Gciscke, Rick Schmidt, Troy Breyer, James MiUer. Row 2: Darren Kroells, James Som- mers, Pete Weber, Bruce Harens, Dan Meffert, Mike Hennies. Row 3: Mr. Pete Fogarty, John Reilly, Dean Stoeckman, Mike Meffert, Tim Luskcy, Dan Slinden, Wade Messenbring. 3. John Noack picks himself up after a slide. 4. Keith Herd catches the ball for an out. 77 First Year Softball Team Makes Good Showing A-GI’s first year of organized softball could be termed a learning ex- perience for the players and their coaches. The girls had a very suc- cessful season considering they were up against teams that had been playing softball for as many as eight years. The girls started the season slowly, but then had consecutive wins over LeCenter and Belle Flaine. The Team played a highly ranked Jordan team tough, finally losing 4 to 2. The girls finished the year losing to a good MVL team in the District Tourney. SCOREBOARD w Belle Plaine 10-6 L Jordan 8-0 L Cathedral 14-0 L Loyola 7-1 L Norwood 10-6 W LeCenter 10-7 W Belle Plaine 9-6 L Jordan 4-2 L LeSueur 6-5 L LeSueur 7-0 L MVL 9-2 W LeCenter 8-6 L Ixjyola 7-1 L Norwood 5-4 L Monty 17-3 L Monty 6-4 L MVL 14-4 Diane Ebersviller makes history as A-Gl's first head softball coach. Front Row: Amy Reilly, Anita Meyer, Lynnctte Maeder, Ann Buck, Tricia Adams, Sharon Dunkleberger, Theresa I.uskcy, Teresa Alsleben. Back Row: Karen Foley, Kari Reilly, Karen Stoeckman, Katie Brown, Nancy Neubarth, Michelle Meyer, Sharon O'Brien, Jill Melsha, Michelle Bade. 78 Softball B Squad, Front Row: Tara Hardel, Lynn Nucssmocr, Lori Pioskc, Brenda Buck, Laura Schnieder. Row Two: Stacy Roehler, Daedra Cain, Sue Wendorf, Dodi Bar- fknecht, Stacy Pinske, Michelle Soeffker. Row Three: Lynette Eibs, Jennifer BrockofT, Beth Soren- son, Paula Boettcher, Barb Kemp, JoAnn Moore, Cindy Cluff, Kelly McCormick, Becky Walters, Jodi Dietel. r 2. Heavy hitter Sharon Dunkleberger lays into the pitch. 3. Amy Panning kept the softball stats this year. 4. Outfielder Karen Foley guns down another baserunner. Softball 79 1. Katie Brown guns down another baserunner. 2. Pitcher Karen Stoeckman strikes out another hitter. 3. Lynnette Maeder takes a good rip at the ball. 4. An A-GI batter shows good form in the bat- ter’s box. 5. These seniors were the first players in A-GI history to play organized softball. 80 Softball u e' ARU N Ton - G R.CEN 16L£ V MINNESOTA ”N “ Aetivi+ies t OT omita ions 10,000 LAKES INDIANS -m- Wmi'a ' 7 n.mkT h -r V SC.d i •' Licensed to Participate 81 Hectic Homecoming Week Stimulates School Spirit Homecoming week was a blaze of activities. Monday was button day and the class tug-of-war. Tuesday, students wore school colors and then played volleyball and horseshoes. On Wednesday two new events were introduced: Celebrity Look-Alike and Lip Synchronization. Thursday was Jersey Day and the Powder Puff Football Game: junior girls played the senior girls. All these led up to the climax on Friday to the coronation of the homecoming king and queen: Barbi Bates and Pete Luskey, the parade down Main Street, the victory over Loyola Crusaders, 21-7, and the dance. What a spirited week! 1. Anne Scott is the M.C. for the coronation ceremony. 2. ROYALTY: Front Row: Bill Boettcher, Amy Reilly. Row 2: Brian Hartmann, Teresa Alsleben, Michele Soefflcer, Matt Wendt. Row 3: Tricia Adams, Torgeir Tajet. Row 4: Tim Campbell, Kathie Glieden, Pete Luskey, Barbi Bates, Jill Michaelis, Pete Bergner. Row 5: Dan Hardel, Jenny Wendt, Judy Fluguear, John Noack. 3. King Pete Luskey and Queen Barbi Bates walk down the aisle after being crowned. 4. Cheering for the senior girls at the powder puff football game are seniors Pete Bergner, John Noack, Tim Campbell, John Traxler, Jim Melsha, and Dan Hardel. 5. Pulling in the tug-of-war is the sophomore class. 6. Neal Wisch drives the tractor that pulled the 7th graders on their float. 7. First graders enjoy marching in the homecoming parade. Homecoming 83 1. Becky Thiesfeld gives a short description of the senior football players. 2. Senior queen candidates await the crowning. 3. Pete Luskey is crowned homecoming king. 4. The band marched in the homecoming parade. 84 Homecoming Tracy Van Moorlehem was President-elect of Minnesota. She trained this year, and will be President of the State FHA in 1986-87. She was chosen for this office out of 65 competitors. Tracy went through many interviews and was chosen for her Leadership Ability. FHAer is State President-Elect Sr. FHA. Front Row: Mrv Kathy Morton. Kelli Kliest, Marianne Famiok. Tracy Van Moorlehem. Jenny Wendt. Jodie Jahr, Judy Fluguear. Mary Eibs. Row 2: Amy Panning, Jill Michaelis. Barhi Bates. Lyn Nuessmeier, Mary Shoberg, Kris Meyer, Nancy Klancke, Julie Bird. Brenda Anderly. Julie Sommers. Nancy Budahn. Amy Lietz, Julie Von Eschen Row 3: Jodi Litfm, Brenda Herbst, Tami Panning. Tricia Adams. Mary Pfarr, Kari Reilly. Paulette Wentzlaff, Lisa Haggenmiller, Stacie Meyers. Jill Melsha. Kay Haggenmiller, Karen Foley. Lisa Thurk, Becky Walters Row 4: Stacy Alsleben, Dana Voight, Kim Olson. Penny Budahn, Laura Schneider. Michele Soeffker. Kelly McCormick. Margie Pfarr. Anita Meyer. Jackie Piotter, Stacie Pinske. Brenda Buck. Jr. FHA. Front Row: Mrs. Kathy Morton. Precious Traebesch, Jena Strobe!, Crystal Wiemann, Lynette Eibs. Daedra Cain, Amy Schneider, Jill Litfm, Lynn Bulau. Row 2: Nicole Soefflcer, Marcie Pinske. Kathryn Kreft, Molly Battcher. Donna Thode, Jodi Dietd, Lisa Zeiher, Tara Bocse Row 3: Nicole White. Jennifer Schuetz. Michelle Bergs, Betsy Fiislop. Melani Haggenmiller, Rachelle Young, Barbara Von Berge, Jody Skdley. Row 4: Deena Wolter. Dawn Youngdahl. Denise Engelmann. FHA 85 1985-86 Newsworthy Events Prince Charles and Princess Diana visited the United States in November. The couple is not only popular in their own country of England, but also in the United States. The whole world knows them and the mass media is after them wherever they are. They were in Washington, D.C. to visit the President and were shown around the city. The Royalty of Great Britain doesn't have any power any longer; they are more like a power symbol. The first snowfall of fall 1985 occurred very early, November 8. Not only was the snow early, but the first 2 major snow storms came only weeks later back to back on Thanksgiving weekend dropping 21.1 inches of snow. The University of Minnesota's Football Coach Lou Holtz resigned in November to take a position at Notre Dame. Replacing him is John Gutekunst. After a 75 year sojourn through the solar system, Halley's Comet is finally visible to U.S. people in the winter months of 1985-86. The comet is about 10 kilometers in diameter and its weight is 2x 1014 kilograms. It is made of ice and dust and is probably rock in the middle. The tail is made by dust and gas. It is disappointing that one needs a telescope to see it. Scientists hype that by studying Halley's Comet, they can determine the conditions that existed at the birth of the sun and the planets 4.5 million years ago. bow shock Princess Diana and Prince Charles dust tail plasma tail comet nucleus solar coma wind path of comet Halley's Comet Since World War II there has been a conflict between the super powers of the United States and the Soviet Union. Several times their leaders have come together to try to solve some of the problems which the power balance creates. This year Ronald Reagan, U.S. President and Mikhail Gorbachev, U.S.S.R. Premier, met in Geneva, Switzerland to try to solve some of the problems. This year the people of both nations have more reason for a solution to the nudear weapons' power balance. 86 Current Events Class Clown Joel Trebesch Most Spirited Jill Michael is Quietest Lisa Vos Chatterbox Gen Kemp Best Dressed Mary Shoberg John Nuack Most Athletic Barbi Bates John Noack Class Brain Ruth Danielson Most Musical Jenny Wendt Jimi O'Brien Class Flirts Doreen Buck Jimi O'Brien Class Offbeat Jimi O'Brien 1986 Hall of Fame 87 1986 Hall of Fame Say It With Music This year the choir had many fund-raising activities to help finance their trip to Chicago, Illinois. In the fall they sold jewelry and pizzas. The Halloween and Christmas dances were sponsored by the choir. Their trip to Chicago in- volved a performance at the McCormick Inn. Besides their trip, they also entertained the community with four concerts. Front Row: Melissa Berg. Susan Urch, Mona Zumberg, Betsy Htslop, Tara Bocse, Joni Danielson. Beth Sorenson, Shirley Schmidtbauer, Jena Strobel. Dawn Youngdahl, Jody Skelley. Daedra Cain, Rhonda Robeck Second Row: Jenny Wendt. Lyn Nuessmeier, Rachelle Young. Barbara Von Berge. Lynette Fibs. Crystal Wiemann. Jodie Jahr, Lori Pioske, Theresa Luskey, Julie Bird, Mary Shoberg, Teresa Brazil. Tiffany Telthoester. Barb Bates. Third Row: Mary Pfarr, Judy Fluguear, Kay Winter, Karen Stoeckman. Kris Meyer, Nancy Klancke, Julie Schumacher, Jill Michadis, Doreen Buck. Kan Redly, Kris Bode, Dianna Nordhausen, Michelle Bade. Fourth Row: Matt Wendt, Mike Weinand, Clark Alsleben, Pat Guerrero. Tim Dinkei. David Schilling, Corey Scharpe, Barry Mathwig, John Oelflce, Mrs. McKay. Not Pictured: Corey Streich, Paula Foley. 88 Choir 1. Theresa I.utkey, Julie Bird, and Mary Shoberg join in singing Sleigh Ride. 2. The Choir prepares for their next concert. 3. The Choir listens intently as Mrs. Sara McKay ex- plains the technique of singing. 4. Jenny Wendt and Beth Sorenson play the piano. 5. Mrs. Sara McKay shows us how it's done. Front Row: Annette Berg erson, Jenny Schuetz, Ann McClelland, Precious Trebesch, Crete hen Oilman, Stephanie Keizer, Nanette Studtman, Theresa Ott. Mrs. McKay Second Row: Tia Kelley, Angela Hennessey. Gndy Budahn, Amy Schneider, Becky Ebersviller. Debbie Dietei, Rachelle Creech, Peggy Dorweiler. Third Row: Hollie Braun, Nicki Soeflfker, Kathryn Kreft, Marcie Pinske, Robin Flohrs, Kristen Nagd. Nichole White Fourth Row: Lori Krueger, Laurie Jensen, Stacy Olson, Jeam Meisinger, Sandy Prahl, Jenny Pautsch. Fifth Row: Jill Leitz, Jill Litfin, Dale Habcck, Bruce Harens, Pat Vrklan, Jason Gieseke, Ned Wisch-, David Slinden. Not Pictured: Tammy Voight 89 Btlow: Brenda Buck, Mark Krrft, Karen Thode. Director Mr. James Jaszewski Bands Adds School Spirit Senior High Band was very busy preparing for their many ap- pearances. They started the year marching in the Oktoberfest Parade and performing for the homecoming show. The band also gave four concerts and played for many games. Right: Front Row: Decna Woltcr, Crystal Wicmann, Tara Hardd. Row 2: Connie Kurtsweg, Debbie Wolter, Jodi Litfin, Michelle Bergs. Br ou: Front Row: Donna Thoele, Chris Kelley, Stacy Alsleben, Amy Lietz. Row 2: Becky Walters, Laurelie Urch, Pam Boettcher. Bclou: Bill Boettcher, Lonnie Weckwenh, Jim Melsha, John Noack, Pete Bergner, Kevin McCarthy, Mike Kramer Br ou Front Row: Beth Bening, Nancy Neubarth, Dana Michelle Panning, Julie Von Eschen. Row 2: Lori Pioskc, Amy Panning, Stacia Revicr, Brenda Herbst, Julie Sommers, Tami Pann- ing. Row 3: Lisa Zcihcr, Jodi Dietel, Barb Kemp, Tara Moore, Amy Reilly, Lee Bernstein, Rachetle Rud, Beth Sorenson, Teresa Robinson, Dawn Youngdahl, Julie Wark. Below: Nathan Zellmann, Troy Koester, Gen Kemp, Pat Kreger. The band held many fund raisers throughout the year to raise money for their trip to Chicago. In Chicago, the band per- formed and toured many sights. Some of the fund raisers included: jewelry, pizza, and bake sales, dances, chow mein suppers, and paper drives. Left Front: Tracy Van Moorlehem, Kris Bode, Becky Pautsch, Kelli KJeist. Row 2: Michelle Soef- fker, Dodi Barfnecht, Karen Buckentine, Jill Melsha, Stacy Pinske, Cami Fluguear, Stacy Meyers. Below: Front Row: Matt Schauer, Daniel Buck, Lisa Thurk, Corey Streich, David Hultgrcn. Row 2: Michelle Meyers, Karen Stoeckman, Mitch Krentz, Kay Winter, Anita Meyer, Darren Buckentine. 91 Jr. High and 5 th Grade Bands Grad 7,Front Row: Michelle Boettcher, Kelli Tuchtenhagen, Tia Kelley, Kathryn Kreft, Nichole White. Jenny Schuetz, Km Nagd. Row 2: Felicia Quast, Angie Hennessey, Gndy Budahan, Molly Bancher, Marcie Pinske, Nicole Soeflfker. Row 3: Dean Stockmann, Scot Pioske, Mike Bergs, Peter Traxier, Jim Miller, Mike Hennies, Kyle Screich, Neal Wisch Row 4: Dan Kruells, John Reilly, Grant Bcning, Harlen Schauer, Trinity Horstmann, Jason Ruehling, Jason Gieske. Grttn lilt. Front Row: Shannon Henke, Mdissa Dahlke, Jason Young, Ben Oilman, Brent Ziclger, Jessie Werner. Row 2: Kara Schute, Heidi Tuchtenhagen, William Meyer, Joel Renneke. Missing: Christie Paulsen. Grad 6. Front Row: Michelle Krentz, Sharon Dunkdburger, Lisa Mader, Marcy Hultgren, Sharia Olson, Rachd Boettcher. Row 2: Colleen Connolly, Robyn Mcscnbring, Jearune Morriem, Amanda Schuft, Mike Schneider, Brad Rud. Row 3: Jacob Zdher, Jason Ryan, Bobby Mathwig, Eric Bergersen, Tony Noack, Brad Krueger, Karl Edmonds Grad 8. Front Row: Grace Connolly, Amy Schneider, Jill Litfin, Suzy Meyer. Row 2: Lon Krueger, Julie Johr, Jcanic Meisinger. Row 3: Dan Slindcn, Nick Alslcben, Wade Mesenbring, Damn Buck. Dale Habek. 92 Jr. High Band Grad 5, Front Row: Rachel Horstmann, Jeana Ruehling, Kris Zaske, Becky Mueller, Sarah Tramd, Pan Ltebd, Anne Schauer, Susan Anderly. Row 2:Rachd Urch, Tonya Miller, Shannon Reilly, Ingrid Kaufman, Anne Noack. Mara Lee Weckwerth, Stephanie Olson, Sara Nan. Row 3: Wendy Zeiher, Andrea Bade, Jar id Halverson, Jason Kemp, Jeff Mueller, Scott Erickson, GregMusquiz, Bryce Eggen. Row 4: Billy Bocsc, Jamie Thurk, Mike Stock, Derek Mathwig, Tony Alslcben, Jesse Schauer, Wade Brew, Matt Sc harpe Row 5:Jimmy Connolly, Dan Kreft. Patrick A meson, lan Kdlcy. Jazz Band Front Row: Chrys Wiemann, Dcena Woltcrs, Connie Kurtzweg, Tara Hardd. Jodi Liefin, Deb Woltcrs, Michelle Bergs Row 2: Dave Hultgren, Corey Streich, Kev McCarthy, Jim Melsha, Bill Boettcher Row 3: Karen Stoeckman. Kay Winter, John Noack, Pete Bergner, Mike Kramer Row 4: Troy Koester, Dodi Barfknecht. Becky Pautsch, Stacie Meyers, Tracy VanMoorlehem, Stacy Alsleben. Jazz Band Jazz has its tradition of having a certain com- bination of trumpets, trombones, and saxophones. A.-G.I. followed that style with its own jazz band. An extra-curricular activity, jazz band was open to any band student. These students learned musical techiques and a style of music different from the style played in concert band, the jazz style. The students rehearsed with director Mr. James Jaszewski either before school or in the evening tc obtain a high level of performance solo ensemblt contest. Color Guard Front Row: Amy Schneider, Su y Meyer, Jill I.ict , Jill Litfin. Row 2: Ijura Schneider. Tammy Rohde Row 3: Muhalcen Ryan, Vicky Kittock. Row 4: Ann Buck, Jodi Litfin Row 5: Lisa Zeiher, Juliannc Jahr. Row 6: Amy Panning, Kim Olson. Top: Jena Strobel. Jazz Band 93 s r e e r 1 e a Promoting school spirit is one of the main objectives of the cheerleaders. With the help of advisor Nancy Milinkovich, the cheerleaders created new cheers and stunts to encourage the players to put out the extra energy required to win. Volltyball and Girls’ Basketball: Front Row: Kari ReiUey, Connie Kurtzweg, Lynette Eibs. Row 2: Daedra Cain, Teresa Robinson. Spirited Kelli Kleist cheers the fans and players on to a Homecoming victory. Football: Front Row: Brenda Buck, Stacy Pinske. Row 2: KeUi Kleist. Julie Sommers. Tracy Van Moorlehem. Row 3: Kari Reilly, Pam Boettcher, Doreen Buck. 94 Cheerleaders Boys' Basketball: Front Row: Beth Sorenson, Chris Kelley, Stacy Pinske, Brenda Buck. Row 2: Jessica Buck, Doreen Buck, Lynn Nuessmeier, Tracy Van- Moorlehem, Julie Sommers, Amy Panning. Wrestling: Front Row: Kelli Kliest, Becky Pautsch, Judy Fluguear, Pam Boettcher, Stacy Alsleben. Row 2: Lisa Thurk, Jodi Litfin, Mona Zumberg, Tammy Rohde. Cheerleaders 95 Science Fair Creates Interest Parents, community members, teachers and students, ail came to see what projects students had researched and displayed at the 1986 A-GI Science Fair. Common research topics were Haley’s Comet, Smoking, Alcohol, Solar and Earth Homes, Crystals, and the heart. The projects were made through student-parent cooperation and displayed. Projects were judged on creativity, and originality in the fields of earth, life and physical science. Grand prize winners were Pat Connolly with his project on reaction time. Marcy Hultgren with her project on the affect of caffiene and nicotine on blood pressure and Brent Ziegler with project on soil conservation and contour plowing. All category winners advanced to the regional science fair held at Mankato State Universi- ty in April. ELEMENTARY WINNERS ARLINGTON 3rd grade 1« — How IXx-s Sih Diuolvc' — Peter Arneton What it a Hydrometer' — Ryan Bergs 2nd — What it a Rhostar' — Rots Bergs What is Ekctncity' — Matthew C)tt 3rd — Where the Indians Live — Kan Dose and Sarah Hen met How do Vibrators Help Us Here-1 — Patrick Liebl What Makes a Flashlight' — Daniel Scharpe 4th grade I it — Ec osystem — Scott Krueger 2nd — Solar System — David Kuck 3rd — What is a Crystal' — Lon EbcrsviUer and Maggie Klitzke 3th grade 1st — How Does the Beaver Work' — Jenny Eibs What is Acid Ram' — Matthew Scharpe 2nd — hdmund Halley His Comet — Jand Halverson 3rd — What are Dinosaurs' — Anthony Atsleben Aids Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome — Derek Mathwig 6th grade 1st — How IX) Caffeine Nicotine Affect Blood Pressure' — Marcy Hultgren What is the Greenhouse Effect' — Bradley Rod 2nd — Model Rockets — Eric Bergersen Staining Blood Cells How Why' — Andy Hislop Lifting Made Easy With Pulleys — James Schuetr What are Biological Clocks' — Heather Warweg 3rd — Water Down Below — Julie Gortsch What Are Some Techniques of Building a House — Michelle Krentz How Do You Construct a House' — Robyn Mcsenbnng DkI You Miss Seeing Halley's C-omet' — Jacob Zeiher Grand Champion — How Do Caffeine A Nicotine Affect Blood Pressure' — Marcy Hultgren GREEN ISLE LIFE SCIENCE 1st — Odor Deficiency — Scott Ziegler 2nd — How a Cow Manufactures Milk — Jeff Tuchtenhagen 3rd — How Does the Eye Work — Danny Kroelb EARTH AND SPACE 1st — Glaciers — Shannon Henke 2nd — Planets — Jenny Burtyk 3rd — AckI Rain — Mark Foley PHYSICAL 1st — Electromagnet — Dave Graupmann 2nd — How to Make Soft Soap — Hetde Tuchtenhagen 3rd — How a Gun Kicks Back — Ben Oilman 96 Science Fair HIGH SCHOOL WINNERS LIFE SCIENCE 7th — 1st — Natural Eutrophication — Dustin Duenow 2nd — Drinking, Drugs, Smoking — Molly Battcher 3rd — Heart — Jenny Schuetz 8th — The Silent Thief — John Mader 2nd — Diabetes — Susie Meyer 3rd — Rabbit —James Sommers EARTH AND SPACE 7th — 1st — What is Atmospheric Pressure? — Peggy Dorwciler 2nd — Iron Ore Mining — Mike Sun void 3rd — O Ring Possible Shuttle Cause? — John Reilly 8th — 1st — What's Our Weather? — David Dan Slinden 2nd — Earth House — Peter Weber 3rd — What Comets Are Made Of? — Nicky Alsleben PHYSICAL 7th — 3rd — Solar Energy — Jason Gieseke 8th — 1st — What is Light, Energy or Laser? — Pat Vrklan 2nd — Are You Drinking Iron Deposits? — Niccole Ryan 3rd — How Does Light React Through Different Liquids? — Sean Ploegcr GRAND CHAMPION — Reaction Time — Pat Connolly 1 Jenny Eibs’ project was How Does the Beaver Work? 2. Marcy Hulgren displays her grand champion project on blood pressure. 3. Jacob Zeiher shows information on Halley’s Comet. 4. Pat Connolly won grand champion with his project Reaction Time. 5. Nannette Studtman and Natasha Miller wait for the judges by their project. 6. Mrs. Zelora Lentz and Mrs. Judy Vrklan judged many projects 7. Peter Weber displays an energy-efficient earth home. Science Fair 97 Science Club Formulates 1985 marked the start of the A-GI Science club. Member- ship was held to ten ambitious students. Plans of the club are to help with the local science fairs, help in community awareness of science, and to visit science attractions in the state. 1. Member Tim Dinkd recuperates from the exhausting day at the St. Paul Science Museum. 2. Mark Kieft livens up the trip. 3. Ruth Danielson gets the astronaut look. 4. Science Club Members: Tracey Van Moorlehem.Tim Dinkel, Chris Kelley, Mr. Tom Noack, Katie Brown, Chrys Wiemann, Ruth Danielson, Mark Kreft, Chris Warwey, Pat Connolly, Rick Moore. 98 Science Club I BELIEVE IN THE FUTURE OF FARMING ... I BELIEVE THAT TO LIVE AND WORK ... I BELIEVE IN LEADERSHIP FROM OURSELVES ... I BELIEVE IN LESS DEPENDENCE ... I BELIEVE THAT RURAL AMERICA CAN AND WILL HOLD TRUE . . These lines begin each stanza of the FFA creed which sets forth some of the basic prin- cipals in which members believe. To experience and practice these beliefs, FFAers become involved in the com drive, home projects, fruit sales, district judging contests, state convention, and national convention, Mr. Gary Folken advised the group with their activites throughout the year. FFA PREPARES FUTURE FARMERS FFA Officers: Front Row: V.-Pres. — Mary Eibs; Pres. — Freddy Latzke; Treasurer — J ill Michaelis. Row 2: Adviser Gary Folken; Reporter — Tom Pomplun; Sec. — Karen Thocle; Sentinel — Sherry Hoff. Front Row: Adviser Gary Folken, Barb Kemp, Sandy Sample, Mary Eibs, Jill Michaelis. Row 2: Brian Bening, Lance Ewert, Wayne Schneider, Karen Thoele, Sheiry Hoff. Row 3: Tom Pomplun, Scott Hoff, Brian Steffer, Mark Lieske, Van Harms, David Lieske, Freddy Latzke. FFA 99 Yearbook Staff Captures Memories The nineteen staff members on the yearbook worked very hard in constructing this year’s yearbook. They sold ads, took pictures, wrote copy, captions, and headlines, plus organizing and compiling the senior salutes. There was never a dull moment; there was always something to be done. And people think that staff members had it easy. First Row: Kevin McCarthy, Katie Brown, Nancy Neubarth, Ruth Danielson, Candy Dunkleberger, Jim Melsha Second Row: Cheri Bethke, Anne Scott, Tnsha Adams. Third Row: Michelle Panning, Mrs. Mary Hultgren, Kay Winter, Jenny Wendt, Torgeir Ta- jet, Kris Meyer, Paul Trocke, Beth Ben- ing, Mark Sorenson, John Noack, Pete Bergner 1-Jim Melsha and Kevin McCarthy are out selling an ad. 2. Co-Editor Ruth Danielson plans the yearbook layout. 3. Kay Winter, Jenny Wendt, and Paul Trocke discuss a page. 100 Yearbook Varsity Club Distinguishes The A-GI Varsity Club honors those atheletes with the strength and determination to earn a varsity letter. A-GI Lettermen fT'cFr0m Bcth Bcfun«- Lyn Nuessmaer, Doreen Buck. Kan Rally. Par Laskey. John Traxler, Pete Bergncr Second Row: Kris Bode. Jenny Wendt. Ruth ,ck - ?t,c Bruwn- Dunldeberga. Fred Utzke, John Noack Third Row: Becky Pautsch, Lynette Maeda, Pam Boettcher, Nancy Neubanh. Kath Herd. Chns Maca. Dean Riebe Top Row: Paul Trockc. Kathie GUeden, Kevin McCarthy. Tim Campbell, Dan Hardd. Jim Ndsha, Barb. Bates, Jill M.chaelis Front Row: Advisor Pat Baker, Rachelle Rud, Karen Buckentine, Amy Reilly, Peggy Mehlhop. Second Row: Dave Hultgren, Matt Wendt, Darrin Cain, Brenda Buck, Scacy P.nske, Rick Moore. Third Row: Mark Soefflter, Tim Dinkel. Karen Thoele, Mary Eibs, Jodi Litfin, Amy Panning Top Row: Brenda Hcrb- st, Chuck Haggenmiiler, Julie Som- mers, Tracy VanMoorelehem, Brian Hartmann, Dan Weinand. Varsity Club 101 Youth For Understanding Students Youth for Understanding is a nonprofit, non-sectarian in- ternational student exchange organization which promotes better understanding among people of all nations. YFU stresses family living as the heart of the learning experience, offering students the chance to experience other cultures through personal involvement in the homes, schools, and communities of their host countries. For U.S. families, the program offers an opportunity to host an international stu- dent and to watch that student and the entire family grow in understanding of and sensitivity to another culture. Tricia Adams After travelling 17 hours on a plane I arrived in Minnesota on the 1st of August to live with the Don Nuessmeier family for 11 months. I really enjoyed my stay in Arlington and loved wat- ching all the sport activities after school. I especially liked football as the rules are very different from Australian football. At first, figuring out what the ob- ject of the game is was very dfficult. However once I understood the rules. I loved cheering with the crowd that was encouraged by the cheerleaders. I wish Australia would have cheerleaders At my Australian high school it is compulsory to wear a uniform so it was great to wear casual clothing to school. Another difference between schools is that 1 missed the hour for lunch and a fifteen minute recess. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay as everyone was very friendly and supportive. 102 YFU Experience Minnesota Life. Torgeir Tajet On August 7, I left home together with a whole group of Norwegian boys and girls who had jumped into something that they were unfamiliar with: being Youth For Understanding exchange students. I was lucky and came tb live with Paster Paul and Ann Martinson in Arlington which after home is the best place in the world. There I had the opportunity to par- ticipate in a high school program and church activities, and I learned how it is to live in a farming community in Minnesota. I have experienced many differences between Arlington and my home in Norway such as eating, the school system and cars. But the people are very much the same. Teenagers want more freedom, farmers talk about the crops and weather, and, of course, students are bored with school. You have pro- bably seen me with my camera taking pictures either for the yearbook or for myself. I enjoy taking pictures, but it's also important for me to let other people back in Norway experience through pictures what 1 ex- perienced living in Arlington. And through the pictures I can relive the year I spent with you even when 1 have returned to Norway. YFUT 103 Eating Triathalon Highlights Snow Days There was snow this year for Snow Days, but no snow ac- tivities. Thestudents wore jeans and jerseys on Monday, shades, T-shirts, and sunglasses on Tuesday, old fad on Wednesday, and dressed up in good clothes on Thursday. Several competitive activities took place on Friday. Robert Good was the chess checkers champion. A new event was the eating triathalon, it consisted of three people per team, bobbing for marshmallows, chugging root beer, and eating a hot dog without hands. Rick Moore, Pat Connolly, and Tim Rohde were the winning team. The junior class won the bombardment competition. Everyone enjoyed the hot and cold chocolate after the events. The sophomores scored the highest number of points in overall week competition to receive $50 for their class. 1. The winning cake was made by the sophomore girls 2. Beth Bening and Candy Dunkleburgcr show off their hats and sunglasses. 3. Batty Mathwig is dressed in his old fads. 4. Jenny Wendt and Barb Bates display their T-shirts. 104 Snow Days 1. Tim Rohde skips rope in the eating triathalon. 2 Brian Hartmann shows excellent form in bombardment. 3. Jill Michaclis slams down a root beer. 4. Mike Good sets up his strategy in chess. 5. Bobbing for marshmallows was Rick Moore’s task in the eating triathalon. Snow Days 105 Declam: Speaking for Recognition Each year students grades seven through twelve rehearse in categories of their preference. After much preparation they then spend Satur- day after Saturday competing in very intense tournaments. This year many students attended district competition at Winthrop. Seven ad- vanced to regions. Region Team, Front Row: Tracy Van Moorlehem, Tammy Rohde, Deena Wolcer. Row 2: Mark Sorenson. Row 3: Barbara Bates, Judy Fluguear, Chris Kelley. District Team. Front Row” Paul Trocke. Tracy Van Moorlehem, Peter Bergner, Jodi Litfin, Marianne Farniok, Deena Woiter.Row 2: Kevin McCar- thy, Julie Sommers, Tammy Rohde, Crystal Wiemann, Lynette Fibs, Beth Sorenson. Row 3: John Noack, Barbara Bates, Jennifer Wendt, Jill Michaelis, Mary Pfarr, Judy Fluguear, John Brown. Row 4: Mark Sorenson, Patrick Kreger, Kelly McCormick, Daedra Cain, Chns Kelley, Mark Kreft. Row 5: Tara Moore, Rachelle Rud, Amy Reilly, Tara Hardel. 106 Declam Conference Winners, Front Row: Paul Trocke, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Jodi Litfin, Beth Sorenson, Deena Wolter Row 2: John Brown, Julie Sommers, Tammy Rohde, Crystal Wicmann, Lynette Eibs. Row 3: John Noack, Bar- bara Bates, Jennifer Wendt, Jill Michaelis, Judy Fluguear, Rachcllc Rud. Row 4: Mark Sorenson, Chris Kelley, Tara Moore, Tara Hardel. Amy Reilly, Mark Kreft, Patrick Kreger. Senior High, Front Row: Coach Marie Kreft, Paul Trocke, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Peter Bergner, Jodi Litfin, Marianne Famiok. Row 2: Kevin Mc- Carthy, Julie Sommers, Tamera Pann- ing, Tammy Rohde, Stacy Alsleben. Row’ 3: John Noack, Barbara Bates, Jennifer Wendt, Jill Michaelis, Mary Pfarr, Judy Fluguear, Laura Schnieder. Row 4: Mark Sorenson, John Brown, Troy Koester, Kelly McCormick. Junior High. Front Row: Tara Hardel, Beth Sorenson, Amy Schneider, Nicholas Alsleben, Patrick Kreger, Eric Bates. Row 2: Coach Marie Kreft, Melani Haggenmiller, Kristine Oclfke, Suzanne Meyer, Chris Kelley, Jill Lietz, Daedra Cain. Row 3: Rachelle Rud, Amy Reilly, Tara Moore, Michelle Bergs, Karen Buckentine, Grace Con- nolly, David Rohde. Row 4: Denna Wolter, Lisa Zeiher, Mark Kreft, Crystal Wiemann, Lynette Eibs. Declam 107 Vocational Center Teaches Lifetime Skills The Sibley County Vocational Center is located at the fairgrounds and at the Arlington Municipal Hospital. The vocational programs are auto mechanics, building trades, small engines, model office, electronics, and health occupa- tions which are offered to Arlington-Green Isle, Gaylord, Gibbon, Henderson, Norwood-Young America, and Win- throp School Districts. The students explore various careers and build skills for jobs in vocational education. About 80 percent of Arlington-Green Isle enroll in a program at the vocational center during his her junior or senior year. 1. The vocational students listen to the an- nouncer about each class in vocational school. Vocational Staff 2. Front Row: Darnell Halverson, Model Office; Nancy Hislop. Health Occupa- tions; Dorothy Kemp, Secretary; Dave Czech, SOVC Director. Row 2: Fred Burtyk, Auto Trade; Eugene Johengen, Small Engine, Electronics; Leroy Fitz, Building Trades. 108 Vocational 1. Brenda Herbst and Kelli Kleist smile for the picture. 2. Teacher Fred Burtyk tells about oil. 3. Joe Eibs and John TraxJer are studying. 4. Billy Wolter is fixing the car. 5. L-to-R: Kris Bode, Mrs. Nancy Hislop, Nancy Neubarth, Michelle Bade arc in health occupations. Vocational 109 p r e s e n t One Act Is Award Winning Play The one-act won the district and regional competition, and they advanced to the state competition along with 7 other plays from around the state. The eight plays were performed February 14 and 15. The play starred at the competition. Present Tense is a story about a teenage boy who goes through the typical dreams, fantasies, and frustrations that go along with his relationship. Norm spent most of his time fantasiz- ing about his girlfriend, Ann Allen. Ann had recently broken up with Doug Willard. Unfortunately Norm dreamed up scenarios about himself and Ann and Doug which always end in disaster. CAST Norm Prescott — Andy Giescn Ann Allen — Judy Flueuger Jerry Melmcker — Chris Warweg College Girls —Jodi Litfin Chris Kelly Margie Eaton — Tracy VanMoorlehem Doug Willard — Tim Dinkel CREW Sound — Amy Panning Lights — Crystal Wiemann Stage Crew — Kelly McCormick, Brenda Anderly John Trocke, Tara Moore, Lisa Zelher 110 One Act Play Academic Decathlon Competes The Academic Decathlon was held this year at Dassel-Cokato High School. The team met there on Friday, January 17th, for a series of six tests in the areas of Social Sciences, economics, fine arts, literature, mathematics, and science. The Super Quiz and the end was on immigration. Each test was composed of fif- ty questions worth ten points a piece The team was made up of six people, two students from each of these categories: honor, scholastic, and varsity. Alternates were chosen and were able to take the tests also. Winners were : Ruth Danielson — 2nd social science, Jodi Litfin — 3rd social science, fine arts, and Super Quiz. Chris Warweg — 2nd social science. Tracy VanMoorlehem — 3rd social science, 2nd literature. First Row: Kdli Kleist, Jodi Litfin, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Tricia Adams, Candy Dunkdburgcr 2nd Row: Manannc Famiok, Ruth Damdson, Nancy Ncubarth, Beth Bemng. Row 3: Chris Warweg, Tim Dinkd, Michelle Meyer, Anne Scott Pat Connolly Is Voice of Democracy Winner New Horizon's for America s Youth was the theme for this year s Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary. The contest was open to all students in grades 10-12 in parochial, private, and public schools throughout the United States. Each student was required to prepare and record a three to five minute speech on the theme. Pat Connolly placed first with Barbi Bates placing second. Michelle Panning and Jill Michaelis tied for third. Michdlr Panning, JilJ Michadis, Barbi Bates, and Pat Connolly. Regional Spelling Bee Held At Mankato The A-GI Spelling Bee was held on Monday, February 3rd. All grades 3-8 participated in the event. There was a spell off for the finalists in grades 5-8. The winner, Jill Litfin, pictured left, participated in the regional at Mankato. Achievement 111 Student Council Gets Actively Involved Student Council is responsible for many activites throughout the year from organizing homecoming festivities and Snow Days competitions to putting on school dances. Many of these council members work very hard during the year to attain the many things that we enjoy here at A-Gl. Front Row: Amy Schneider, Tracy VanMoorlehem, Trida Adams, Kathie Glieden. Row Two: Mr. Greg Goblirsch, Michelle Meyer, Wayne Schneider, Troy Koester, Crystal Wiemann, Katie Brown, Beth Bening, Patrick Kreger, Mr. Tom Noack. Row Three: Torgeir Tajet, Dave Hultgren, John Noack. 1. Ninth grade girls strain during the tug-of-war. 2. Big Dave Hultgren makes his grand entrance to a coun- cil meeting. 3. Mr. Greg Goblircsh barks out another order to Council Member Tracy VanMoorlehem. 112 Student Council FHA, FFA Recognize Outstanding Achievements FHA Most Active Members: Kathryn Kreft, Amy Schneider, Lynctte Eibs, Jena Srrobel, Laura Schneider, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Margie Pfarr, Judy Fluguear. Not Pictured: Mary Eibs. Horticulture Team: Fred Latzke, Sherry Hoff, Sandy Sample, Wayne Schneider. Achievement Award: Beth Kemp. The year was very successful for both FFAers and FHAers. The FHA sent many members to the state convention to par- ticipate in action activity events or just enjoy the festivities. The A-GI FFA chapter earned the Camp Courage Century Award. They also sent delegates to the state convention, where four advanced to the national convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Star Greenhand: Jon Latzke, Star Farmer: Mary Eibs. Former President Fred Latzke congratulates new president Mary Eibs on her Star Farmer Award. FHA. FFA Awards 113 Language Clubs Communicate The Foreign Language Club is comprised of Spanish and German students who find cultural ex- changes at club meetings very in- teresting. The club has an annual white elephant sale in the fall in which unwanted objects are wrap- ped and sold to bidders. They carol in December in Spanish and Ger- man to Good Samaritan residents, hospital patients, and sporadically at homes. They return to school to eat kaffee kuchen and to break a pinata filled with candy. In the spr- ing students attend German Day and Spanish Day at the Minnesota Zoo. German First Row: Jenny Wendt, Barbi Bates, Jill Michaelis, Judy Fluguear, Becky Pautsch Row 2: Mrs. Mary Hultgren, JoAnn Wagner, Penny Budahn, Paulette WentzlafF, Lisa Haggenmiller Row 3: Lisa Zeiher, Kris Kelly, Geri Kemp, Kris Meyer, Jodi Jahr, Trisha Adams Row 4: Vicki Kittock, Bridgid Strobel, Sherri Hoff, Jackie Piotter, Anita Meyer, Kelly McCormick Row 5: Tim Dinkel, Jim Neubarth, Tom Zaske, Dave Hultgren, Barry Nagel 114 Language Club Spanish First Row: Amy Panning, Cindy Cluff, Julie Sommers, Tracy VanMoorlehem, Jodi Schwirtz, Michelle Panning, Debbie Woltcr, Kay Winter Row 2: Kelly McCor- mick, Marianne Farniok, Paul Trocke, John Noack, Pete Bergncr, Kevin McCarthy, Tim Campbell Row 3: Margie Pfarr, Nan- cy Neubarth, Mrs. Judy Scott. Row 4: JoAnn Moore, Mary Shoberg, Candy Dunldeberger, Ruth Danielson, Katie Brown, Pam Boettcher, Dan Hardel, Kim Olsen Row 5: Dodi Barfneckt, Laura Schneider, Becky Thiesfeld, Missy Berg, Michelle Meyer, Nancy Budahn, Karen Foley, Jodi Litfin. Row 6: Paula Boettcher, Anne Scott, Lisa Vos,Rick Moore, Michael Good, Pat Connoly, Sharon O'Brien, Rob- bie Brau, Pat Guerrero 1 Lisa Haggenmiller and Judy Fluguear auction off a white elephant. 2. Becky Thiesfeld, Rick Moore, Mike Good, and Mrs. Judy Scott hang the plnata. Language Club 113 Award Winners Acknowledge Athletics awards were given to deserving athletes at individual sport banquets in lieu of one athletic ban- quet. The J.W. Mlinar Athlete of the Year and Academic All Conference awards were given on Awards Day. Boys' Basketball: Tom Zaske — All Con- ference, Best Free Throw Shooter; Pete Bergner — All Conference Honorable Mention; Brian Hartmann — Most Valuable Player; John Noack — Most Improved, Mr. Hustle. Girls' Basketball: Becky Kemp — Manager award; Karen Thoele — Miss Scrapper; Kris Bode — Best Free Throw Shooter; Barb Bates — All Conference; Brenda Herbst — All Con- ference Honorable Mention. Wrestling: Darren Cain — All Conference, 3rd place in State Competition, KNUJ Wrestler of the Week, Most Valuable Wrestler; Dave Hultgren — All Conference, State Participant, KNUJ Wrestler of the Week; John Traxler — All Conference, Most Improved Wrestler; Jim Melsha — Most Pins, A-GI Matmcr Award State Participant; Kevin McCarthy — Ail Con- ference Honorable Mention; Mike Weinand — All Conference Honorable Mention. 116 Athletic Awards 1. Football — John Noack — All Conference; Paul Trocke — All Conference; Tim Camp- bell — All Conference Honorable Mention; John Traxler — All Conference; Darren Cain — All Conference Honorable Mention; Brian Hartmann — Most Valuable Player, All Conference; David Hultgren — Leadership Award. 2. Volleyball — Kathie Glieden — All Con- ference Honorable Mention; Brenda Herbst — All Conference. 3. The winners of the J.W. Mlinar Award were Jill Michealis and John Noack. 4. Jenny Wendt, Barbie Bates, John Noack, and Pete Bcrgner were the recipiants of the Academic All Conference Awards. Athletic Awards 117 Tons of Money Typical of farce, the plot of Tons of Money is a series of complica- tions and variety of entanglements. A spendthrift couple, Aubry and Louise Allington (played by Andy Giesen and Jodi Litfin), inherit some money but decide that unless something drastic is done, their in- heritance will be chewed up by bill collectors. So Louise decides Aubry must die and then return as his long-lost cousin from New Mexico to claim the money. When it doesn’t work and the real cousin shows up, Louise and Aubry determine the real cousin is actually an imposter. Finally the real cousin really does appear. But that’s another plan altogether. THE CAST SPRULES (a butler) John Noack SIMPSON (a parlormaid) Amy Panning MISS BENITA MULLETT Tracy Van Moorlehem LOUISE LLINGTON Jodi Litfin AUBRY HENRY MATTLAND ALLINGTON Andy Giesen GILES (a gardener) Jack Vener JAMES CHESTERMAN (a lawyer) Matt Wendt JEAN EVERARD Judy Fluguear HENERY Kevin McCarthy GEORGE MAITLAND Tim Dinkel Production Staff: The director: Christopher Moore, Others: Cathi Battchcr, Melani Haggcnmiller, Kelly McCormick, Stacy Alslcbcn, Amy Lietz, Stacy Pinske, Laura Schneider, Becky Theisfeld, Tara Boese, Joni Danielson, Betsy Hislop, Chris Kelley, Barry Mathwig, Troy Koester, Crystal Wiemann, Tara Moore, Tara Hardel, Lisa Zeiher, Connie Kurtsweg, Penny Budahn, Kay Haggenmiller, Cami Fluguear, Decna Wolter, Barbi Bates, Lisa Haggcnmiller, Jill Michaelis, Mary Shoberg, Tom Pomplun, Chris Harris, Pete Bergner, Tim Rohde. 118 Spring Play 1. The Reverend Ebenezer Brown (Andy Gicsen) preaches to anyone that wiU listen. 2. The entire cast and crew of TONS OF MONEY poses for a group picture. 3. Giles (jack Vener) brings the eggs into the house. 4. Andy Giesen posing as George Maitland relates his adventures to Miss Mullet (Tracy Van Moorlehem), and Jean Everard (Judy Flugucar). 5. Sprules (John Noack) and Simpson (Amy Panning) plan their wedding. 6. The real George Maitland (Tim Dinkel) finally meets hi wife Jean Everard (Judy Fluguear). 7. Henery (Kevin McCarthy), an imposter, meets the real George Maitland (Tim Dinkel). Spring Play 119 “Just You and I” Prom ’86 Just You and I was the theme of the May 16, 1986 Prom. The juniors put forth much effort in decorating the gym in shades of white, lavender, and silver. The evening started at 7:00 p.m. with the banquet. The speakers were Tricia Adams, Torgier Tajet, Wayne Schneider, and John Noack. Jenny Wendt, John Noack, Kevin McCarthy, and Judy Fluguear sang in a quartet during the banquet. Afterwards the juniors and seniors joined in the grand march and enjoyed music by the WLOL Sound and Light Show. 120 Prom 1 Barbi Bates and Jeff Rud enjoy the grand march. 2. Tom Zaske announces the couples as they pass by. 3. Toastmaster — Steve Kurrsweg. 4. Front Row: Barry Nagel, Mike Weinand, Darren Cain, Pat Scharn, Rob Brau, Wayne Cube, John Trockc, Dave Hultgren, Matt Wendt, Jason Stiller. Back Row: Vicki Kittock, Laura Schnieder, Dodi Barfnecht, Leah Gaare, Brenda Anderly, JoAnne Wagner, Michaleen Ryan, Connie Kurtzwcg, Penny Budahn, Jill Melsha. 5. Jim Melsha, Tina Gramms, Pauls Boettcher, and Pat Guerrero join arms under the canopy of balloons. 6. Junior class president Wayne Schneider, welcomes us to the 1986 prom. 7. Seniors John Noack, Judy Flugucar, Jenny Wendt, and Kevin McCarthy pro- vide the entertainment at the banquet. 8. Senior class president John Noack, gives the closing words. 9. John Traxler, Eva Dragert, Tim Campbell, Brenda Buck, and other wait their turn for the grand march. 10. The juniors and seniors wait patiently for their food. 11 12. Foreign Exchange Students, Tricia Adams and Torgier Tajet speak about themselves at prom. Prom 121 Students Reap Rewards Outstanding Band Student..........................................Kay Winter Outstanding Choral Member..........................................Jenny Wendt $500 Health Care Scholarship............................Nancy Neubarth Best Actress.............................................Judy Flugucar Best Actor.................................................. Andy Giesen Bausch and Lomb Science Award 1986 ......................Ruth Danielson 1987.................................................................Tim Dinkel Jim Evans..........................................................Peter Luskey Jenny Wendt Citizenship Award...................................................Ruth Danielson John Noack Scholastic Writing Award..........................Tracy Van Moorlehem Junior High Citizenship Award........................... Bill Boettcher Rachelle Rud Magazine Sales Award.........................................Anne Scott Also receiving awards were student council members, science fair winners, yearbook staff, district speech winners, and National Honor Society members. 1. Mr. Jack Redfeam congratulates senior Ruth Danielson and junior Tim Dinkel for winning the Bauch and Lomb Science Award. 2. Mrs. Pauline Woehler presents Nancy Neubarth with her $500 health care scholarship. 3. Anne Scott receives her top salesmanship award from Mr. Tom Noack. 4. Mr. Dennis Bergner presents Jenny Wendt and Pete Luskey the Jim Evans Award. 122 Awards 1 Mr. Jack Redfeam awards the science fair awards to Dustin Duenow, Jason Giesike, Peg Dorweiler. Molly Battcher, Suzy Meyer, John Mader, and Sean Ploeger 2. John Noack and Ruth Danielson were awarded the Citizenship Award from Principal Dennis Bergner 3. Jenny Wendt and Kay Winter were awarded the outstanding choir and band students respectively. 4 Andy Giesen and Judy Flugucar named best actor and actress by Chris Moore. 5. Mr Pete Fogarty presents these jr high math students awards Amy Schneider, Jill Lietz, Suzy Meyer, Dave Foley, Grace Connolly. Lori Krueger, Molly Battcher. Kris Celfke, Darren Kroeds Awards 123 Students Deserve A Break The student council had the interest of students in mind when they sponsored a spring activity day May 1. Organized games were held over at the football field. Class tug-of-war, volleyball, soccer, relays, rootbeer chug, gunney sack, balloon toss were activities that the students enjoyed. Even weather cooperated. 1. Carol Bcckcfcld and Jo Ann Wagner run in the gunney sack race. 2. One of the highlights of the afternoon was the root beer chug. Here Kris Oelfke chugs a root beer, but not fast enough to win. Junior Chris Harris eventually won after chugging 3 tans of root beer. 3. Sophomore Jason Stiller runs in the relay. 4. The junior class pulls in the class tug-of-war to be victories over the freshmen in the final pull. 124 Spring Ring 1. Pete Bergner reads about leadership as John Noack lights the leadership candle from the Candle of Knowledge. 2. New members Tim Dinkel, Mary Eibs, Marianne Famiok, Michelle Meyer, and Anne Scott recite the oath as they hold their candles. New Members Inducted Into National Honor Society On April 22, 1986 the Arlisle Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 5 new members. Members must have a G.P.A. or 3.31 or better, show service to school, church, and community, exhibit traits of strong moral character, and show active leadership in these areas. Front Row: Tim Dinkel, Anne Scott, Michelle Meyer, Marianne Famiok, Mary Eibs. Row Two: Ruth Danielson, Candy Dunkleberger, Kay Winter, Karen Stoeckman. Row Three: Nancy Neubarth, Beth Bening, Katie Brown. Row Four: Pete Bcrgncr, Jenny .Wendt, Judy Fluguear, Lisa Haggen miller, John Noack, Jim Melsha. National Honor Society 125 Seniors Take Final Leave As graduates going out into the world, they each have a dif- ferent perspective shaped by all their experiences they have shared at A-GI High School. They leave with some apprehen- sion but with expectations of something new, something better, and something exciting. 1. Graduates Kari Reilly and Steve Zeigler march into their assigned seats. 2, 3, 4. Speakers: President John Noack gives the welcome speech. Salutatorian Katie Brown talks about friendship. Valedictorian Ruth Danielson speaks on the class motto. 5. The senior class sings together for the last time. 126 Graduation 1. Becky Kemp plays her flute a final time. 2. Board Chairman Mike Dooner hands Teresa Brazil her diploma and con- gratulates her. 3. Supt. George Mata changes Theresa Luskey's tassel. 4. Julie Von Eschen and Tiffany Tclthoester take their leave after the ceremony. 5. Waiting in the reception line are Kay Winters, Billy Woltcrs, Dan Rosenfeld, and Kari Reilly. Graduation 127 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 ARLINGTON CLINIC Ltd. Family Practice John M. Vener, MD Dean H. Bergersen, MD Michael McCarthy, MD Monthly specialty visits Ears, Nose, and Throat Specialist Audiologist Oncologist (Cancer Specialist) Orthopedic Specialist Joyce Koller Carol Thornes Ruby Keller Kate Moskop Marene Soeffker Doris Martens Karen Barnett Michele Matz A N RADIATOR REPAIR Best wishes to the class of '86 Complete Radiator Repair Service and Wheel Alignments Arlington, MN 55307 Phone 964-2281 AG-LAND CO-OP. P.O.Box 777 Where the Customer U the Company Gaylord, Minnesota 55334 Congratulations Graduates AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS Dale R. Bode 106 E. Douglas Arlington, MN UBS BBS KTTfE M ■ ' i.■ SuSSSuB «DSEV AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE John Krebsbach 964-5236 Arlington MN PAULS AMOCO Arlington, MN 964-2406 •Full Serve and Self Serve Gas •Automatic Car Wash •Atlas, Tires, Batteries, and Accessories •Your Primary Amoco Motor Club Dealer •Snack Shop ARLINGTON AUTOMOTIVE, INC. AUKMl 402'5,hAve'NW NRlH Best Wishes to Class of ’86 Arlington Minnesota Phone: 964-2202 Ads 129 Arlington State Bank 1895-1986 Board of Directors 1986 Left to Right: Mary Lynch Hennies, Sheila Lynch Arneson, Ross R. Arneson, Harold W. Lynch, Marion Maurer Lynch. Marie Maurer Phillips. David K. Hennies, Larry A. Sorenson. The Board of Directors of the Arlington State Bank is interested in assisting our area students in pursuing the educa- tion of the choice after graduation from Arlington Green Isle High School. Our bank has one of the largest loan portfolios of any bank in our area. Every member of the Board of Directors of the Arlington State Bank has at least one earned baccalaureate degree from a college or university in the Midwest, and some have earned two. Throughout the years, even before there were government-approved loans, the Arlington Stale Bank assisted worthy students with higher education loans. Our bank has always been happy that we have never lost a penny on any student loans — which attests to the honesty, intelligence, reliability and home training of the young people of our area. Keep up the grand record. Arlington State Bank Your Independent Bank MEMBER F.D.I.C. Arlington, Mn 55307 Telephone (612) 964-2256 rA FULL1 SERVICE lBANK a 130 Ads ARLINGTON ENTERPRISE “Your Home Town Newspaper” Quality Printing Office Supplies Arlington, Minnesota Phone 964-5547 ARLINGTON, MINNESOTA 55307 ARLINGTON CONCRETE PRODUCTS Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 ARLINGTON GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER In Christ’s Love, Everyone Is Someone 1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 ARLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Arlington, MN INC. 612-964-5606 ARLINGTON MOTEL Arlington, MN 55307 Salmar and Shirley Roinestad Phone 964-2389 ARLINGTON MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL Reminds You Scholarships Are Available Through Proper Agencies for Hospital Careers and Careers in Nursing Congratulations to the Class of ’86 From the CITIZENS’ STATE BANK AND INSURANCE AGENCY of Green Isle, MN Phone: 326-5321 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 132 Ads Best Wishes From ARLINGTON SERVICE CENTER, INC. Arlington, MN 964-2244 Arlington Shopper 964-2423 136 West Main Street Arlington. Minnesota Best Wishes to the ARLINGTON SPEED WASH Open 7 Days a Week Class of 1986 ARLINGTON VETERINARY CLINIC For Your Convenience Glenn and Connie Klitzke Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-2371 Arlington, Minnesota 55307 DR. L. M. SLINDEN DR. L. W. RUD DR. R. G. OVERBO DR. D. L. RUSTAD Compliments and Best Wishes AUSTIE’S GARAGE ROSS AND SHEILA ARNESON Austin Lentz. Prop. Motor Tune-up — Wheel Balance Alignment — Lubricating Phone: 964-2381 Arlington, Minnesota Arlington Minnesota Ads 133 Best Wishes From BARB’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone: 964-5750 Barb Meyers Compliments of BEANY’S MAIN INN Fine Food, Cold Refreshments Open 7 Days a Week Darwin and Nancy Mathwig Phone: 964-5829 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 TWETTEN’S BEN FRANKLIN Arlington, Minnesota BOB’S PLUMBING AND HEATING Bob and Nyla Meyers Arlington, MN 55307 Phone 964-2893 BOESE’S SERVICE Complete Auto Service and Repair Sales and Complete Service of Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Compliments Arlington, MN 964-5328 BIG STONE INCORPORATED 300 3rd Ave. S.W. 134 Ads 0 BRAU MOTORS, INC. Hwy 5 Arlington. Minn 55307 But: (612) 964-5890 Bo� : (612) 964-5S39 M� tro: (612) 445-63M CAROL’S Sunshine Hair Design Family Hair Care Far Pierc in(S Too! Call 964-5897 Carol Hebeisen Owner 3 Miles South of Arlington on Hwy. 19 Ip auB-flvfo 438 W. MAIN ST. - P.O. BOX 332 ► ARLINGTON, MN 55307 C4«tfcAL 11 0INC AV50C Peter and Vonnie Buckentine Phone: 964-2229 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 !Here here to help you. We re TOTAL HARDWARE. Best Wishes to the Class of '86 For All Your Hardware Needs DW IGHT AND PAT GRABITSKE Arlington, MN 55307 Phone: 964-2772 Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 ELEANOR PAT COLOR MATES INC. Complete Line of Paints, Wallcoverings Window Treatments. 103 E. Main Street Arlington 964-2102 CROPMATE COMPANY Fertilizer and Chemical Rich Tuchtenhagen Leon Dose Green Isle, MN 55338 Ads 135 D. Roscnfcld yoct, Se U n4 fan, faida tCa- P. Luskey At Jordahl's Studio you are always give that unhurried, personal, and caring touch that will lift you above the or- dinary. Our approach is to produce a portrait that will record a sensitive and artistic reflection of your character and personality. Jordahl’s Studio in the Country Rt. 2 Box 321C Glencoe, Minnesota 55336 1 mile W. on Hwy. 22 We use Kodak paper. For good looking enlargements. 136 Ads (612) 864-3831 Best Wishes From FEEDERS’ SUPPLY Bill and Vivian Kroells Green Isle, MN 55338 326-5251 fFHs FENSKEFUNERAL HOMES, INC. Ronald J. Fenake Director Arlington, MN 55307 Belle Plaine, MN 56011 Phone 964-2201 Phone 873-6227 Truck - Tractor - Auto All Work Guaranteed! FRIES REPAIR RICHARD FRIES, Owner Green Isle, MN - 326-3061 Automatic Manual Transmission Rebuilding Engine Carburetor Rebuilding Air Conditioner Work Scope Evaluation Tune Ups Compliments of JOHN D. GUSTAFSON D.D.S. GEIB WELL CO. Well Drilling and Repair Arlington, MN 964-5251 Featuring 4m Arlington Minnesota 964-2705 FOOD-N-FUEL Open Every Day for Your Convenience 467-3111 HAMBURG � r:ia;taaijyiif GRAIN f€€DCCNT€R GR€€N ISL€ 6 a.m-11 p.m. Groceries Gasoline Video Cassette Recorder and Movies Available for Rental 326-7411 Count on Us Ph. 964-5904 Ads 137 Best Wishes From HAGGENMILLER WELDING Repair Arlington, MN 55307 964-5487 HARDWARE HANK FARM AND SUPPLY Arlington Phone: 964-2441 $ HARDWARE HANK Hi Best Wishes From Good Luck to the Class of ’86 HANDY HUT SCHROEDER66 Green Isle Self-Serve Gas Milk — Bread Diesel and Kerosene Beer — Pop 326-7161 FARM. COMMERCIAL ANO RESIDENTIAL WIRING UNDERGROUND WIRING AND TRENCHING TV ANTENNA SYSTEMS TELEPHONE SALES AND INSTALLATIONS H ARENS’ELECTRIC P. O. BOX 532 GREEN ISLE. MN 55338 SHOP (612) 326-5651 JACK HARENS. RES. (612) 964-5521 OWNER Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 «NARTMANNS Clothing Dry Goods Arlington, Minnesota HIGHLAND LUMBER KSimm Party Room Available Hillcrest Cafe and Catering NORWOOD. MINNESOTA 55368. 13350. Hwy. 5 Si 25 3 Miles S.w. of Norwooo - v Mile S. of 212 Owner. PAUL SAUTER Cafe 467-2777 HOME 467-2547 138 Ads FLOOR, DECOR MORE Floor Covering Gifts and Craft Supplies James or Eileen Morrisette PHONE 612-964-2766 603 WEST BROOKS STREET BOX 898 ARLINGTON, MN 55307 Compliments of H. M. NOACK, D.D.S Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-2748 r WAYNE SCHMIDTS AUER 1 612) 964 5828 J W REPAIR CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS J W USED CARS quality cars at reasonable prices HWY 5 a COUNTY RD 12 ARLINGTON. MN 55307 J P FARM SUPPLY ■HOT Arlington, MN 55307 964-5146 Triple “F” Feeds JACK’S GAYLORD. MINNESOTA 55334 Tel: (612)237-5165 Congratulaions to the Class of ’86 From JIM’S BARBER SHOP AND BARN SPRAYING SERVICE Green Isle 326-5851 K . J j .1 Ads 139 Good Luck to the KITTOCK’S SUPER VALU Arlington, MN 55307 Best Wishes to Class of 1986 KRAMER’S PROCESSED MEATS Meat Processing and Locker Rental Arlington, MN Phone: 964-5919 rSM Cabinets — Countertops — Wood Products KREFT CABINETS 1 39 est Main Street Arlington, Minnesota 55307 We “Wood” Like to Serve You Arden Kreft Res. 964-2401 Shop 964-5359 Fine FOOO ano Cocktails 320 W. Hwr. 212 NORWOOD. MN 55368 FOR Reservations Call GARY OR GREG at 467-2666 Exceptional Elegant Dinner menu Superb Noon Lunches Pt Fast Food Prices DRILY V NIGHTLY SITIORGASBORD V SPECIALS Two fTWxka i Nlght� -T u j V Sun Exceptional Private Facilities For Banquet s-Prlvate Partles- fTleetlngs-flccomodatlons to 700. LOUNGE V PIANO BAR-LIVE ENTERTAINfTlENT 612-467-2666 J L KUBE'I 140 Ads Best Wishes to the Class of'86 LOCHER BROS. BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS AUTO-LIFE-HOME HEALTH BUSINESS ROGER C. LIETZ Insurance Agency 320 WEST MAIN ARLINGTON. MN 55307 BUS: 964-5810 RES: 964-5644 Green Isle — Hutchinson Compliments of LIDO THEATRE Phone: 964-5103 Arlington, Minnesota Congratulations Class of '86 Pat and Kathy Vossen Best Wishes to the Class of '86 Land Clearing • Land Leveling • Driveway Specialize in Soil Conservation Work MELSHA CONSTRUCTION Arlington, Minnesota 55307 Harold Melsha Phone 964-2410 Congratulations, Class of ’86 From MESENBRING CONSTRUCTION Complete Constructing New Construction Remodeling Phone: 964-2864 thomas g. McCarthy Class of 67 and David E. Schauer, Class of 75 Attorneys-at-Law Winthrop, MN. Congratulations Graduates KETTLER BAKERY RICHARD KETTLER Prop. HY-FIVE CAR WASH MORRIS and CAROL MESENBRING Arlington, MN Quality Baked Products Decorated Cakes 343 W. Main Arlington 964-2434 Ads 141 BUZZ MATZ CONSTRUCTION Masonry Contracting Arlington, MN Phone: 964-2741 Ronald Max Qualified Correlator Financial Planning IDS Amencan Express Inc. 230 4th Street Gaylord. Minnesota 55334 An American Express Company IDSS Bus (612) 237-2132 Res (612) 237-5985 Compliments OASIS CAFE Dinners — Seafood Take Out Orders Charles and Dorothy Phone: 326-5911 Green Isle, MN BILL O’BRIEN PAINTING Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-5465 MORREIM PHARMACY American Greetings Cards and Gifts For All Occasions Arlington, MN Phone 964-5228 Les Morreim, R.P.H. MATHEWS SEWER SYSTEMS • Seplic Tank Pumping • Sewer Rooter Service Complete Sewer Systems • Waterline Digging 6rh Trench Ph. 326-5811 Green Isle, MN Ads 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 Barbara Harens Kari Reilly Nelson Studio 1221 Greeley Glencoe 864-3511 Dennis A. Nelson Certified Professional Photographer Tiffany Tethoester John Noack Nancy Klancke John Traxler Nelson Studio has been selected as the official yearbook photographer. Ads 143 Compliments of MILT’S PHARMACY Fanny Farmer Candy- Full Line of Gifts Phone: 964-2246 Arlington Food Bowling Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 PONDOROSA BOWL James and Sandi Ide Beer Set-Ups Compliments of RAINBOW INN Arlington Stu and Gladys Compliments of PANNING’S STORE Green Isle, MN 326-5181 (Wat Prudential Life — Health Disability — IRAs — Investments Group Benefit Plans Office — 964-5444 Rich Nagel - Home 964-5141 105 W. Main Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 RALPH’S KITCHEN AND KATERING Arlington, MN 964-2212 Ralph and Lynn Wacker REETZ FLORAL Tuxedo Rental AFS Wire Service We can service all your flower needs. Arlington, MN Phone 964-5959 After Mrs.: 964-2483 Brian and Laura Reetz Box 901 HIGH ISLAND TAXIDERMY DON SAUTER, Taxidermist Phone 608 West Alden Arlington, MN 55307 Night (612) 964-5134 144 Ads Office Phone: 964-2250 Home Phone: 964-2822, 964-5589 PINSKEREAL ESTATE PINSKE-LENSING AGENCY, INC. Bill Lensing LeRoy and William Pinske Loans for Farms and Homes Insurance of All Kinds Auctioneers Arlington, Minnesota SARGE’S RED OWLy® Save More at Sarge’s Complete Meat Service Cutting — Wrapping Freezing — Curing Arlington Phone: 964-5165 Best Wishes From SCHULTZ ELECTRIC Farm, Home and Commercial Wiring, Whirlpool Appliances Phone: 964-2845 Arlington REFLECTIONS Haircare and Design 964-2270 227 W. Main Arlington, MN REDKEN Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 RENNEKE PARTS SERVICE Green Isle, MN Phone: 326-7381 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 Compliments of DR. J. N. SHOBERG Chiropractor Phone: 964-2850 Arlington, Minnesota it Ads 145 Best Wishes From BERNARD RUCKS EQUIPMENT, INC. Vandale Silo Unloaders Hedlund Barn Cleaners and Waste Management Arlington 964-3189 VAN DALE S S SHOE STORE LaCrosse Canvas and Rubber Footwear Alvin Dave Dorothy RUCKS, SCHAD AND COMPANY, LTD. Certified Public Accountants 964-5868 Arlington Glencoe Young America RONALD SOEFFKER Complete Constructing. Cabinet Making, New Construction Remodeling Arlington, MN SUNLIFE OF ARLINGTON 438 West Main P.0. Box 886 Arlington, MN 55307 Compliments of THOMES BROS. G.E. Appliances Our Own Hardware 964-2351 Best Wishes Class of '86 SCHWIRTZ WATER CARE SERVICES Rental. Sales and Service. 136 W. Main Arlington PAT and BLACKIE SCHWIRTZ 964-5694 146 Ails Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 VFW POST 6031 Meeting: 3rd Tuesday of Month Arlington, Minnesota Compliments of VOS CONSTRUCTION INC. Farm and Commercial Buildings Austin Vos — Pres. Green Isle Minnesota WARREN’S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING Furniture — Floor Covering Professional Installation TROCKE CONSTRUCTION Masonry Contractor, Virgil Trocke 511 4th Ave. S.E.. Arlington, MN Phone: 964-5530 Call Rich or Steve Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR ELECTRONICS, INC. Arlington, MIN' 55307 New Construction, Remodeling, Siding, and Shingling TUCHTENHAGEN CONSTRUCTION Arlington, MN 55307 ) HOWARD TUCHTENHAGEN Phone: 964-5847 WENTZLAFF 1 AARS CONSTRUCTION Arlington, MN Masonry Contractors Call: Marv 964-5173 Jerry 964-2860 Ads 147 SICKMANN ELEC. WISCH AUTO MOTOR REPAIR BODY Arlington, MN 964-5555 Kelvinator Appliance and Refrigeration Service Baldor and Dayton Motors — Belts — Sprockets Sheaves 1 Vith-19 1-2-3-4 Grooves Metalizing Schafts — Lathe Work Body Repair Class Installation Complete Painting Service 964-5950 Y-NOT PLBG. AND HTG. DUKE’S DISPOSAL TRI-AG SERVICES Arlington Phone:964-5396 TERLINDEN’S REPAIR Tony Kloeckl, Prop. ”8 6a Seniors Senior Photographs studio fkuxMO in C ie vscuw t icodoo in (Jia a o au. (QcotcCooi, OvcU aAA, done, in Mi Aj cU i XsOs£c riA4. SUPERIOR SELECTION OF POSES, SERVICES AND PRICES Call Collect 237-2311 Gaylord 148 Ads TIMES CHANGE — MEMORIES REMAIN Memories of special friends, big games, weekends, and club activities will last a life time. We feel these important events have been captured in this edition of the Indian. We tried to make this yearbook representative of the changes in all areas of school life. Many new faces joined and old familiar ones will depart but their memories of A-GI will remain strong in their heart. We d like to thank our staff for listening to all of our new ideas and putting up with our constant badgering to meet deadlines. We d also like to thank the faculty for tolerating the many interruptions of their classes and their patience on our picture days. Most of all we’d like to thank Mrs. Hultgren for her help and constant support. kloJbuL So 1. Editors Ruth Danielson and Katie Brown leisurely bid all a fond farewell. 2. Tim Campbell and Jon Latzke enjoy a soccer game. 3. Underclassmen observe the spring fling activities. Qosing 149 Index Academic Fair Team 111 Adams. Tncia 9. 11. 78. 80,82. 85. 100. III. 112, 114. 121 Ads Ahmdi, Jon Alslebcn. Clark Aisle ben, Nick Alslebcn, Scary Alslebcn, Teresa Alvarez. Mans Alvarez. Sonya Anderly. Brenda Anderson. Irving Anderson. Sharon Athletic Awards Awards Day 128-I48 59.63 5.9. 11. 13,83.88.89 30.57.68.69. 74.92. 107 23. 36. 59. 85.90.93.95. 107, 118 20. 22. 78. 82 23 26 23. 59.120 48. 50 41 116, 117 122-123 B Bade. Michelle 9.11.78.80.88.109.136.152 Baker. Pat 48. 50. 56 Band 90-93 Barfknecht. Dodi 23. 37.66. 79.81.91.93. 120 Baseball 75-77 Bates. Barb. 7.9. 11. 54. 58. 64. 65. 70. 72. 82. 83. 85. 87. 88. 101, 104. 106,107, 111, 114. 116,117,118.120 Bates. Eric 26. 56.63. 107 Bates, Jason 33.57,63 Bam her, Cathy 20, 36, 118 Batuher, MoBy 33. 35.60.66. 70. 72. 85. 92. 123 Battcher, Shawn 26. 56.68 Bean. Margaret 50 Beckefeld, Carol 23.124 Beneke. Gary 20,22.77.124 Bcnekr. Scott 26.63 Bcmng. Beth 7.9. 11.63. 100. 101. 104. III. 112. 125, 136 Bening. Brian 23,99 Bcmng. Doug 23 Bening. Sylvia 53 Berg. Melissa 8.11,115.136 Bergerson, Annette 30,60. 89 Bergner, Dennis 51.122,123 Bergner. Peter 2. 3. 9. 11. 55. 56. 57. 62. 63. 75. 82.83. 88. 89.90.93. 100. 101. 106. 107. 115, 116. 117, 118. 125 Bergs. Michelle 26. 28. 60. 66. 70. 85. 90. 93. 107 Bergs. Mike 33.57.68.69.92 Bernstein, Lee 26.91 Bcthke. Chen 20.81.100 Bienfang, Sue 58. 66 Btcnfang, Wyatt 43. 56. 74. 152 Bird. Julie 9.11.85.88.89 Blake. Edna 52 Bode.Kns 7.9. 12.54.64.65.70.72.88.91. 101. 109, 116. 136. 152 Boemer. Carol 51 Boener, Rick 69 Boese. Tara 26. 29. 85. 88. 89. 118 Boettcher, Michelle 33. 92 Boettcher. Pam 5.9.12.90.94.101.115 Boettcher. Paula 20. 79. 108. 115. 120 Boettcher. Bill 26, 27. 56.68. 82.90.93. 122 Boys Basketball 61-63 Boys'Track 72-74 Brau.Rob 23.63. 115. 120 Braun. Hollie 30. 36. 89 Bnuil. Teresa 9.12.127 Breyer, Troy 33.57,63. 77 Brockhoff. Cun 33,63 Brockhoff, Jennifer 26.66, 79 Brockhoff, Stacy 30.63 Brown. John 23. 36. 56.63. 74. 106. 107. 139 Brown, Katie 9. 12. 57. 58. 59.63. 78.80.88.98. 100, 101, 112, 125. 126.149 Brown. Lisa 33.66, 70, 72 Brown. Michelle 30. 60 Buck. Ann 23.59.66.78.93 Buck. Brenda 23.79.85.90.94.95.101.121 Buck. Dan 26.56.63.91 Buck. Damn 30, 32,92 Buck. David 3.8.12 Book. Doreen 6.9.12.87.94.95.101 Buckentme, Darren 20, 22 Buckentine. Karen 26.28.60.66.70.72.91, 101. 107 Buckley. Cheryl 49 Buckley. Dennis 51 Budahn, Cindy 33.60,66,89,92 Budahn.Joan 52 Budahn. Nancy 20,85,91,115 Budahn. Penny 23. 59. 85. 114. 120 Bulau. Lynn 26. 85 Burtyk. Fred 108. 109 Bus Drivers 53 c 150 Cain. Daedra 26. 79. 85. 106. 107 Cam. Darren 23.56.67.69.73.74.94. 101. 116. 117. 120 Cain. Melvin 49.67 Campbell. Tim 6.9, 12. 55. 56. 73. 74.82. 83. 88. 101. 115, 117. 121. 135. 149 Carlson. Randy 48 Cheerleaders 94-95 Choir 88-89 Cina, Marge 50 Closing 149 duff. Cindy 20. 79. 115 Colophon 152 Connolly, Grace 30.92. 107, 123 Connolly, Pat 23. 36.97.98. Ml. 115 Cooks 52 Hardel. Tara 27.28.59.66.79.90.93. 106. 107. 118. 131 Creech. Rachclle 30.89 Harms, Barb 5.8. 13. 143 Current Events 86 Harens, Bruce 33. 37.68.69. 77,89 Czech. David 108 Harms, Van 27.99 Czech, Delores 44 Hams. Chris 20. 118 D Hartmann, Brum 20.22,56,61.63.73. 76.82. 101. 103. 116, 117.133 Heagle, Jason 27 Danielson, Jam 26,88,89. 118. 134 Heagle. Tray 20 Danielson, Ruth 7, 9, 12.57.63. 76.87.98. 100, 101. III. Heimkes. Bill 27. 56.63. 75 115. 122. 123. 125. 126.149 Hendryclcs, Jod 23 Declam 106-107 Hennessey. Angela 33.60.66. 89.92 Dictel, Darlene 52 Hennessey. Cynthia 50 Dietel, Debra 30.60.66.89 Hennies. Michad 33.35.57.63.69. 77.92 Dietd, Jodi 26,60, 79.85.88.89.91. 134 Herbst. Brenda 20. 22. 54. 58. 59.64.65.85. 91. 101. 109. Dinkd, Tim 20. 21. 37. 56. 57. 73. 74. 88. 89. 98. 101. 110. 116.117 III.114.118,119.122. 125 Herd. Keith 9. 14.55.56.63. 75. 77.85. 101. 114. 136 Division Pages 4. 54.81 Hilman. Ray 49 Dob. Debra 26. 29. 60.66 Hisiop. Betsy 27.85,88.89. M8. 134 Dooncr. Michael 51 Hisiop. Daniel 48 Dorweiler, Jeff 23. 36.68 Hisiop, Nancy 108. 109 Dorweiler. Peggy 33. 89. 123 Hoff. Scott 27.99 Dose. Karla 26 Holf. Sherry 20.99. M3. M4 Dragcrt, Eva 121 Holmquist. Becky 30. 37 Dressen. Keith 30.63 Holmcjuist. Ricky 27.99 Dressen. Mark 23 Homecoming 82-84 Duenow, Chad 26.63 Hoops, Judith 41 Duenow, Dustin 33.63. 123 Horseman, Trinity 33.92 Duenow, Patty 52 Huetteman. KeBy 33 Dunkleberger. Candy 2. 7.9. 13. 36.57. 76. 100. 101. 104, Huetteman. Todd 30 Ml. 115, 125. 136 Hultgrcn. l � ve 4. 23. 36. 56.67.69. 75. 76.91.93. 101. Dunkleberger, Sharon 26.60. 78. 79 M2. 114. 116. 117. 120 T-l Hulfgren, Gary 38.56 E Hultgren, Mary 48. 101, 114 EbersviUer. Becky 30,60,66, 89 fcbersvillcr. Diane 48. 64. 66. 78 EbersviUer. Jerry Eibs, Joe Eibs, Lynette 26, Eibs, Mary Eighth Grade Elementary Faces Elementary Patrol Band EUuigson, Jeff Engel mann. Denise Ewert, Lance 53 8. 108, 109 78.85.88.89.91. 106. 107, M3. 134 20. 58. 59. 70.99. 101. M3. 125 30-32 47 46 26 33.66.85 20.99 F Index Jahr. Jodie Janitors Jaszewski, James Jenson, Launc Johcngen, Eugene J K 150-151 8. 14,85. M4. 136 53 48.90 30.89 108 Faculty 48-50 Farrier. Jeff 33.71.74 Farber, Jodi 26.29 Famiok. Marrunne 20,85, 106. 107, Ml. 115, 125 Fell, Leona 50 FFA 99. 113 FHA 85. 113 Fifth Grade 39 Fischer, Arlene 44 First Grade 43 Fin. Leroy 108 Floan, Rotlie 1.3.48 Flohrs, Robin 33.60.66. 89 Fluguear, Cami 26.60.91 Fluguear, Judy 9. 13. 59.82.85.88.95. 101, 106. 107, 110. M3. M4. 115. 118. 119. 121. 122. 123. 125. 148 Fogarty, Karen 42 Fogarty, Theresa 48 Fogarty. Peter 48.77. 123 Foley, (iarol 33.60.66. 70.71 Foley, David 123 Foley, Karen 20. 78.79. 85. 115 Foley. Paula 26. 29 Folkcn, Gary 48.99 Football 55-57 Foreign Exchange Students 102-103 roreign language vjud iii-iiz Fourth Grade 40 Frencks. Thomas 39 Freshmen 26-29 G Glare, Leah 23. 120 Gallimore, Donna 50.60 Gieseke. Jan 50 Giescke, Jason 33. 35.57.63.69.77.89.92. 123 Gieseke, larry 49 Giesen, Amy 30.60 Giesen, Andy 20. 110.115. 118.119.122.123 Giesen, Marion 52 Gtrb' Basketball 64-66 Girb Track 70-72 Glieden. Kathic 13. 58. 59.67. 70. 72. 82. 101. 112. 117 Goblirsch, Greg 48. 112 Good, Michad 23. 105. 115 Good, Ruben 30 Graduation 126-127 Gucttto, Pat 20.88.89. 120 H Habcck. Dale Habeisrn, Mane Haggenmiller. Chuck Haggenmiller, Kay Haggenmiller. Lisa Haggenmiller, Metam Hall of Fame Halverson, Darnell Hardel, l an 4.9.13.55. 30. 32.37.67.68.89.92 53 20.101 23. 36. 59.66.85. 118. 134 9. 13.85. 114. 115. 118. 125. 148 26.66,85. 107 87 108 56.67.68,69.75.76. 82.83. 101. 115 Kaiser, Ed 53 Kelley. Chris 27. 29. 90. 95. 98. 106. 107, 110. 114. 118 Kelley. Tia 33. 60.66. 89. 92 Keizer, Stephanie 33.60. 66,89 Kemp. Barts 23.66.91.99. M3. 179 Kemp. Becky 14.57,64. 116, 127 Kemp, Dorothy 53. 108 Kemp. Gen 5.9. 14.87.88.91. 114. 136 Kemp, Tim 4. 23. 56.68 Kindergarten 44 Kiuner, Corey 27. 29. 36. 56. 77 Kittock, Jim 9. 14.62.63. 74 Kittuck. Vicki 23.93. 114. 120 Klanckc. Nancy 8. 14. 85. 143 Kleist. Kelli 20. 22.85.91.94.95. 109. Ill Klunder, Larry 3.48.53 Kocster, Troy 4. 13. 23,28. 56.63.77.91.93. 107. 112 Koring. Gordon 39 Kramer. Mike 27. 16.56.63.74.90.93 Kramer, Virginia 50 Krdi. Jim 4. 24.36.56.62.63 Kreft, John 4. 24. 36. 56.63 Krdt, Kathryn 33. 35.60.66. 70. 71,85,89.92. 113 Kreft. Mark 27. 36.63.90.98. 106, 107 Kreft. Mane 48.107 Kreger. Betsy 30. 60.66.92 Kreger. Joe 53 Kreger. Pat 27.63.77.91. 106. 107. M2. 149 Krentz. Mitch 6.8. 14.88.91 K rod Is, Darren 33. 77.92. 123 Kroclls. Dustin 27.63 Krueger, Lon 123 Kube. Wayne 24. 77. 120 Kurtzweg. Connie 24.90.93. 118. 120 Kunzweg, Steve 20.63.99. 120. 121 L Latzke. Fred 9. 14.67.69. 74.99. 101. 113 Dt ke. Jon 27,67.69. M3. 149 Lentz. Zelora 51.97 l-iebel. Par 53 Lieske. Dave 20. 56.99 Lieske. Mark 20.99 Lictz, Amy 24. 59. 85. 90. 118 Liet , Jill 30.60. 70. 89.93. 123 Litfin. Jill 30. 56. 60. 85. 89.92.93. 107. 111 Lilt in. Jodi 21. 22.85.90.93.95. 101. 106. 107, M0. III. 115, 118. 121 laiepke. Scott 24 Luepke, Steve 8. 14 Luskcy. Debbie 33.60.66 l.uskey, Pete 6. 15. 55. 75.82.83. 101. 122. 135. 136 Luskcy, Theresa 8. 15.58. 78. 80.88.89, 127, 136 Luskey, Tim 30.32.57.63.77 M Maca. Chris 8. 15. 101 Maca. George 51 MacKenthun, Karen 45 Madcr. John 30.63. 123 Maeder. Lynncttc Maeder, Pam Marshall, Sharon Martinson. Catherine Mascman, Mamn Mathwig, Barry McCarthy, Kevin Mi( Jrllan. Ann McCormick. Kelly McCormick. Michelle Me Kay, Sara Mmh, Marilyn Meffett. Amy Meffett. Dan Meffim, Michael Mel hop, Peggy Mdsha.Jdl Mesinger, Jeanie Mesinbnng. Wade Meyer. Anna Meyer. Dons Meyer, Jason Meyer. Kris Meyer. Linda 5.9. 15. 58.64.65. 78.80. 101 27 38 49 53 27. 56.63. 73. 77.88. 104, 118 2. 4.9. 15. 67.69. 75. 76.83. 90.93. 100. 101. 106. 107. 115. 116, 118.119. 121 31.56.89 21.79.85.016. 107. 114. 115. 118 31.60 48. 88. 89 24 8. 15 34. 57,63, 77 31.32.63. 77 31.60.66. 101 24. 59.64.66. 78.85.91. 120. 134 31.66. 89.92 31.63.77.92 21.78.85.91. 114 52 27.63. 77 8. 15.85. 88. 100. 114. 136 52 Meyer. MKheUe 21.22,54.58.64.65.78.91. Ill, 112, 115, 125 Meyer. Sun 31.56.92.93. 107. 123 Meyers. Sracie 24, 66. 85.91.93 Michaciis. Jill 5.9. 16. 58.64. 65. 70. 72. 82. 85. 87. 88. 99. 101. 106, 107. HI. 114. 117, 118, 136 Mdbrandt. Linda 21 Milmkovich, Richard 4, 40,63 Miller. Tasha )4. 97 Moore, Christopher 48.118.123 Moore, JoAnn 8. 16, 79. 115 Moore. Rick 24. 36. 56. 68. 81. 98. 101, 105, 115 Moore. Tara 4. 27. 28. 60. 66. 70. 91. 106. 107. 110. 118 Mon on. Donna Morton. Kathryn Mueller, James Murphy. Jackie Musquiz, Eileen N 49 49.85 34. 77.92 24 52 Nagel. Barry Nagel. Kristin Nagel, Richard Nahlovsky, Richard Nan. Jerry Nan. Ruth National Honor Society Nelson. Marlene Neuhanh, Jim Neubanh. Nancy 24.63. 74. 114. 120 34.60.66. 89.92 51 49 53 42 125 24. 56.63, 77, 114 2. 7.9. 16. 57.63. 78. 80.93. 100, 101. 109, 111, 115. 122. 125. 136.142 N icland, Caroline 52 Nitz, Paulette 42 Noack. John 9. 16. 55. 56. 57.61.63. 75. 77. 82.83. 87.90. 93. 100. 101. 106. 107. 112. 115. 116. 117, 118, 119. 121. 122. 123, 125. 126. 143 Noack. Tom Nordhausen, Diana Nuessmeier. Gail Nuessmcier, Lyn 49. 50. 60.98. 112 27.66.88 44 9. 16. 58. 79.85.88.89.95. 101 O O'Bnen. Jim 8. 16. 87 O'Bnen, Many 30.31.67 O'Brien. Sharon 24. 59.78.115 Oelfke, John 24.88 Oelfke. Keith 27.77 Oelfke. Kristine 31. 107. 123. 124 Office Staff 52 Oilman. Gretchen 31.66. 70.71.89 Olson, Jean 49 Olson, Kim 21.67. 70.72,85.93. 115 Olson, Stacy 31.66.89 One Acr Play 110 Ott. Theresa 34.89 P Panning. Amy 21.22. 79.91.93.95. 101. HO. 115. 118, 119. 124 Panning, Michelle 6.8. 16. 100. 108, Ili. 115. 136 Panning, Tami 21.58.85.91. 107. 108 Pautsch, Becky 7.8. 16.91.93.95. 101. 114 Pautsch. David 34 Pautsch. Jenny 31.66.89 Perschau, Doug 28 Pfarr, Margie 21.22.85. 113, 115 Pfarr, Mary 9. 17.85.88. 106. 107, 148. 152 Pinskc, Marcie 34. 37. 60.66. 85.89. 92 Pinskc. Stacy 24.79. 85.91.94.95. 101. 118 Pioske, Lon 24. 37. 59. 79. 88.91 Pioske. Scot 34. 35. 68.69.92 Plotter, Jackie 20. 21,85. 114 Plotter, Jentt 28.56 Plicseis. Steve 24 Ploeger, Regina 50 Ploeger. Sean 31. 57.63. 123 Pomplun. Tom 21.22.99. 118. 124 Prahl. Sandy 34.89 Preschool 45 Prom 120-121 Reilly. Kan 9.17.45.78.80. Rcnnekr. Roy Revier, Sraua Rewerts, Larry Riche, Dean Robcck. Rhonda R ohm son. Teresa RoehleT. Chad Rochlct. Stacy Rochling, Jason Rohde, David Rohde, Tammy Rohde, Tim Roiger, Rachel Rose. Tony Rosenfekl, Dan Rucks, Maynard Rud. Rachelle 26. 28. 59.66, 85.88.94. 101. 126. 127, 143 53 21.91 4.49. 57.63 8. 17.55.56.57. 101 28.88 28.91.94 31.63 28.66. 79 33. 34.63.92 34.57.63.69. 107 24. 59.93.95. 106. 107 24. 75. 118 31 21 6.8. 17. 127. 136 51 ,70.71.72.91. 101. 106. 107. Ryan, Jeff Ryan. Michaleen Ryan. NkcoIc s 122 28.68 25.93. 120 31.66 Sample. Sandy Sauter, Don Scham, Pat Sc harpe. Corey Sc harping. Domne Schauer, Harlen Schauer. Matt Schauer. Rodney Schauer, Roseann Scheer, Henry Schilling, David Schlucter, Lyle Schmidt. Jeff Schmidt. Ricky Schmidt. Robyn Schmidtbauer, Shirley School Board 21. 22.9V. 113 49. 50. 58. 75. 76 25.63. 77. 120 25. 56. 88 52 34.63.92 28.91 31.32. 37 34 53 28. 29. 88. 89 25 28. 56.68. 77 31. 37.57.63. 77 41 28. 88. 89 51 Schneider. Amy 31.60.66. 71.85.89.92.93. 107. 112. 113. 123 Schneider. Laura 25. 36. 59.66. 79. 81. 85.93. 107. 113. 115.118.120 25.68 31.57 20.21.56. 77.99. 112. 113, 121. 124 49,53 25 34. 35.60.66. 85.88.92 21.88 45 53 21. 115 98 96-97 21.36.81.82. 100. 111. 115. 122. 125 49.115 42 21 5. 7. 32. 37 5-19 33-35 9. 17. 85.87.88.89. 101. 115. 118. 136 21 Schneider. Wade Schneider, Warren Schneider. Wayne Schrupp, Robert Schuctte, Kern Schuetz. Jenny Schumacher. Julie Schulz. Mary Jo Schwartz, Ray Schwmr, Jodi Science Club Science Fair Scott, Anne Scott. Judith Second Grade See man, Ray See man, Troy Senior� Seventh Grade Shoberg. Mary Sickmann, Howard Sickmann. Karl Sickmann. Larry Sickmann. Sherry Sixth Grade Skelley. Jody Skellcy, John Slinden. Dan Slindcn, David Smith, Denue Snow Day� Soeflker. Mark Soeflker. Michele Soeflker. Nicki Softball Solomontun. Joyce Sommer� , James Sommer� . Julie 5.8. 17 28. 77 25. 70. 72 38 28. 85. 88. 99 34. 35 32. 57.63. 77. 92 32.57.89 43 104-105 22. 56. 101 25. 59.66.79. 85.91 34. 37.60.66. 85. 89. 92 78-80 52 32.63. 77 22.85.91.93.94.95. 101. 106. 107. 115, 124 23-25 28. 60. 79. 88. 89.95. 106, 107. 129. 134 5.8. 17.75. 100. 106. 107 111 124 118-119 22.99 25.68. 120. 124 28. 56.63. 77 34.57.63.77.92 Sophomore� Sorenson, Beth Sorenson, Mark Spelling Bee Spring Fling Spring Play St effer, Brian Stiller. Jason Stoeckman, Damn Stoeckinan, Dean Stoeckman. Dennis l HHHHHHHHHiHHVi Stoeckman. Karen 8. 17.64.65. 78.80.88.91.93. 101. 12‘ 12 25. 36.68.91.9 34.57.69.9 25. 70. 72. 11 St mch, Corey Stretch, Kyle Strobe!, Bndgul Strobel, Francis Strohel, Jena Student Aides Student Council Studtman, John Studcman, Nanette Sunvold, Mike Sutton, Cheryl Sutton, Lynn 28. 60. 70. 71. 72. 85. 88. 89.93. 111 4' 1 la 55 34. 35.66. 89. 9: 35. 57.65 2f 6.9. It Redfem, Jack Redly. Amy Reilly. John 49.64. 122. 123 27. 28. 59.66. 78.82.91. 101. 106. 107 34. 57.63. 69. 77.92 Ta|et. Torgetr Telthoestcr. Tillany Telthoestet. Wayne 8. 18. 74. 82. 100. 112 5.8. 18.88. 127. 143 25 Tew� , Beatrice Theme Page Thiesfekl. Becky Third Grade Thoele, Donna Thoele, Karen Thornes, Kim 43 2.3 25. 115. 118 41 28. 29.60.64.66. 70.71.72. 134 22. 58.64.65.70. 72.90.99. 101. 116. 124 50.60 Thornes. Ralph 51 Thurk. Lisa 22.25.36.59.85.91.95.134 Tale Page ! Tramel, David 51 Trax let, John 5.9. 18.54.55.56.69.83. 101. 108, 109. 116. Traxkr, Peter Trebesch. Jod Trebesch. Precious Trocke, John Trockc. Paul 2.9.18.55.56. 117. 121 34. 35. 57.69. 92 6. 8. 18 32. 37. 85. 89 25. NO. 120 . 74.87. 100. 101, 106. 107, Tuthtenhagen, Doug Tuchtenhagen, Kelli H5. 117, 135 28.63. 85.90 35.66. 92 Uecker, Bemette Underclassmen Pics Urch. Laurciie Urch. Suzan Urtcndorfet. Gwen 52 36-37 22. 58. 70.71.90 25. 88. 89 50 Van Moorlehem. Tracy 22. 85.91.93.94.95.98. 101, 106, 107, 110. HI. 112. 113, 115. 118. 119, 122 Varsity Qub 101 Vener. Jack 22.118 Vocational 108-109 Voice of Democracy 111 Voight, Dana 5.8. 18. 85 V oight, Susan 29 Voight. Tammy 35 Volleyball 58-60 Von Berge, Barb 29. 70.71.72.85. 88.89 Von Berge. Lon 35 Von Eschen. Julie 5.8. 18.85. 127 Von Wald. Stacy 38. 40 Vo . Barb 32 Vos. Lisa 5.9. 19.87. 115 Vo . Peter 25 Vildan. Judy 97 Vrklan. Mark 57 Vrkian, Mike 49. 70.71 Vrklan, Pat 31.32.57.63. 74.89 Wagner. JoAnn Wah. Rachele Walters. Becky Wark, Julie Warweg. Chris Warweg. Edward Weber. Peter Weckwenh. Lonnie Wctnand, Dan Wctnand. Mike Wendorf. Sue Wendt, (ierhard Wendt. Matt Wentdaff. Jim Wentdaff, Paulette White. Nichole White. Ron Wick. Nona Wiemann. Crystal Winter. Kay 25.114.120.124 8. 19 5. 8. 19. 79.85.90. 136 29.91 22,98. HO. 111. 124 49 32. 37.57.63. 77 25.90 22. 36.56. 75. 101. 121 4. 25. 36. 55. 56.67.69. 77. 88. 116. 120. 139 79 49. 50 Wendt. Jennifer 2. 7.9. 19. 59.64. 70.71.72.81.82.85.87. 88. 89. 100. 101. 104, 106. 107, 114. 117. 121. 122. 123. 125.136 25.67.69.88. 89. 101. 118. 120. 129 20. 22 8. 19,85. 114 35.60.85.89.92 25.36 40 27. 29. 36.60. 70. 85. 88. 89.90.93.98. 106. 107. 110. II2. 118. 129 2.6.8. 13. 19.81.88.89.91. 100. 115. 122. 123. 125. 127. 136 Wisch. Neal 35.82.89.92 Wolf, Brian 25 Woher. Debbte 25. 58. 90. 93.115 Wolter. Deena 29. 60. 85. 90.93. 106. 107. 118 Wtdter. Bill 4, 7.8. 19. 109. 127 Wong. Jure 32 Wong. Rosalinda 32 Wrestling 67-69 Young. Rachelle Youngberg, Larry Youngdahl. Dawn Yearbook 100 29. 70. 85. 88. 89 22 29.70. 72.85.91 Zaske. Tom 25. 56.62.63. 75. 114. 116. 120 Zetgier. Donald 51 Zeigler. Steve 19. 55. 56. 57. 126. 135. 138 Zeiher. Lisa 29.60.70.85.91.93. 107. ||0. 114. 118. 129 Zeihet.Scott 26. 29.63. 77 Zed man, Nathan Zum Berg. 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