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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

INDIAN 1987 Arlington-Green Isle Public High School Arlington, Minnesota 55307 dvisor: Staff Members: Junior Trainees: Mrs. Mary Hultgren Thorsten Bergmann Rob Brau Mary Eibs Dave Hultgren ''.o-Editors: Kelli Kleist Vicki Kittock Marianne Famiok Anita Meyer Tom Zaske Anne Scott Michelle Meyer business Manager: Cheri Bethke Sparkling Images 1987-a year to remember. Each separate part of Arlington-Green Isle High School comes together through the students, faculty, and activities; creating images that will remain with us for the rest of our lives. Each incividual helps create color and pizzaz in our daily routines. Join us as we follow along with the people that make our memories sparkling images. 2 Fall. . 4 Faces ...17 Winter ...67 Spring ... 99 Ads.. . 129 Changes Spotlight Homecoming 1986 King Dan Weinand and Queen Kelli KJeist were in the homecoming spotlight for the whole week as the coronation was changed to Tuesday evening. An evening program allowed more adults to attend. During the week the rain poured but it didn’t dampen the homecoming spirit. Students participated in activities such as class volleyball, lip sync, powder puff football, and tug-o’-war. Students had a chance to dress up as teachers, wear jerseys, caps and shades, and clashing clothes. The A-GI volleyball team overcame the Montgomery Redbirds winning three out of five games on Thursday evening to start a winning spirit. Another new feature was that students were allowed to decorate floats on Friday morning. The style of float changed to a decorated pick-up because of the unavailability of a hay wagon. On Friday afternoon there was a pep rally in the gym with a parade following. The Sibley East Bengals met the Le Sueur Giants with a crowning victory of 40-22. A dance follow- ed featuring a DJ with pop and rock music. 1. Pat Connolly was MC for the coronation ceremony on Tuesday evening and the pep rally on Friday afternoon. 2. Royalty : Front Row: Nao Doi, Paulin Urresti, Thorsten Bergmann, Lisa Thurk, Mike Weinand, Tara Moore, Jason Meyer. Row 2: Kim Olson, Teresa Alsleben, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Stacia Revier. Row 3: Kristina Kuivas, Unni Stenholt, Mark Soefilcer, Brian Hartmann, Michelle Meyer, Dan Weinand, Kelli Kleist, Jim Wentzlaff, Chuck Haggenmiller, Jill Litfin, Nick Alsleben. Homecoming-5 6-Homccoming 1. Laura Schneider dresses up like Mr. Baker on Teacher Look- Alike Day. 2. The eighth-graders Mike Hennies, Jim Mueller, John Reilly, and Troy Breycr make use of small space for the float. 3. Robert Good shows school spirit by wearing stripes and checks on Clash Day. 4. Thorsten Bergmann and Nao Doi pull valiantly for a victory in the tug-’o-war contest. 5. Seventh-graders Michelle Krentz and Marcy Hultgren show us the meaning of homecoming. 6. The football players float along in the parade on Friday afternoon. 7. The Preppy-Massacre Band featuring Lori Pioske, Becky Thiesfeld, Stacy Alsleben, Stacy Meyers, and Dodi Barflcnecht came back as the returning champions from Lip-Sync 1985. 8. King Dan Weinand and Queen Kelli Kleist take their places on the throne after the coronation Tuesday evening. Homecoming-7 Bengals Claw Their Way to Section III B Title From the sweaty, hot summer practices to the freezing, cold game at Byron, the Arlington-Green Isle and Henderson High Schools en- joyed their first season of football together. Wtih hard work, deter- mination, and team spirit the Bengals brought home an 8-4 record. This year the Bengals started a winning tradition by going on to win the region title and participating in the first round of the state play- offs. They were plagued with injuries at home games, but they always managed to win in their black jerseys. As the saying went in school, they always came “Back in Black.” From the decorated locker rooms to the bizarre pep fests, they all had school spirit. 8 1. Seniors: Front Row: Mark Soeflker, Vic Murphy, JefTMediger, Mike Almquist. Row 2: Dan Weinand, Brian Hartmann, Steph Schultz, Thorsten Bergmann Wayne Schneider. Row 3 : Marc Hagen, Dave Strobe), Tim Dinkel, Dave Lieske, Dave Ehlke. 2. Coaches : Mr. Pat Baker, Mr. Wyatt Bienfahg. 3. Coaches : Mr. Bruce Hollom, Mr. Gary Hultgren. 4. Juniors: Front Row: Dave Hultgren. Row 2: Tony Rostberg, Tom Zaske, Troy Koester, Tim Anderly, Corey Streich. Row 3: Jim Kreft, Tim Kemp, Shawn Brenke, Carl Nye, Rick Moore. Row 4 : John Brown, Mike Weinand, Darren Cain, Jim Neubarth, John Kreft. Stats : Joni Danielson, Sharon Dunklebergcr, Beth Sorenson, Crystal Wiemann. 1. Sophomores : Front Row: Barry Mathwig, Keith Oelflcc, Bill Boettcher, Darrin Stoeckman. Row 2: Billy Hcimkcs, Eric Bates, Scott Zeiher, Daniel Buck, Rick Leonhardt. Row 3: Mike Kramer, Scott Benckc, Jeritt Piotter, Shawn Battcher, Corey Kistner. 2. Freshman : Front Row: James Sommers, Scan Ploeger, Tim Luskcy, Perry Loewe, Dan Slindcn, Marty O’ Bricn. Row 2: Pat Vrklan, Maurie Stowell, Rickey Schmidt, Troy Seemann, Nick Alsleben. 3. 8th Grade : Front Row: Tony Nagel, Jason Bates, Bruce Harens, Troy Breyer, Kyle Streich. Row 2: Mike Hennies, Kevin WoestehofT, Mike Bergs, Brook Birch, Joe Hagen, David Rohde, Jason Gieseke, Brian Bode. Row 3: Dan Meffert, Peter Traxler, John Reillv, Dean Stoeckman, Jerry Buesgens, Jerrid Anderly, Mr. Michael Vrklan. 4. 7th Grade : Front Row: Kris Von Eschen, Eric Bcrgerscn, Tony Noack, Brent Ziegler, Joe Roiger, Travis Paulsen, Chris Brown, William Meyer. Row 2: Jacob Zeiher, Chris Jensen, Robert Thoele, Brad Krueger, Jim Schuetz. Cory Zeiher, Chad Dose, Dave Spellman. Row 3: Mr. Larry Rewerts, Bob Bisher, JefTKemp, Robert Mathwig, Derrick Schmidt, Mike Schneider, Matthew Kistner, Andy Hislop, Christopher Evans, Mr. Mark Vrklan. 10-Footbal! Scoreboard Season Record: W-8, L-4 Opponents Gaylord Winthrop 34-12 Montgomery-Lonsdale 27- 6 Jordan 12-18 Le Sueur (Homecoming) 40-22 Mankato Loyola 7-43 Norwood-Young America 33- 6 Belle Plaine 40-14 Le Center 8-24 Section Three Playoffs Le Center 15-14 St. Paul Acedamy 37-21 St. Agnus 32-20 Class B State Playoffs Byron 12-19 First Edition to the Bengal Tradition-Arlington-Green Isle- Henderson Fall 1986 brought about a change in the football team. Because of low numbers in both A-GI and Henderson, the teams paired under a two-year contract. The junior high teams had paired the previuos two years. Henderson added thirteen football players to the roster of 40, to make one nice sized team. The home games were scheduled for this season; two were played in Arlington and one in Henderson. The pairing of teams also gave Sibley-East an advantage over other teams in the Minnesota River Conference. The team started only juniors and seniors. These players had a good con- ference record and also took the team through Section III playoffs to a championship that gave them a birth in the state playoffs this year. Coach Baker said, “We never would have gone this far if A- GI and Henderson wouldn’t have combined.” Two of the more memorable games were against Gaylord- Winthrop and Le Center. Sibley East started out the season with a big win over its long time rival Gaylord-Winthrop. Sibley East dominated the game with excellent passing and running. The Le Center game started the Section III playoff. The entire game was a duel with Sibley East the victor by one point. The Sibley East Bengals are looking forward to another good season next year. Bcngals-l I Girls Show Teamwork Dedication, determination, and teamwork were on- ly a few of the reasons the A-GI volleyball team finished the conference in third place and had a respectable record of 8-6. The team consisted of six seniors, five juniors, and three sophomores. The team was coached by Mr. Don Sauter. Numerous hours of hard work was the key to making their team the best it could be. Brenda Herbst and Karen Thoele were selected as All-Conference players and Mary Eibs was named as Honorable Mention. Varsity: From Row : Amy Reilly, Anita Meyer, Karen Thoele, Michele Soeflker, Laurelie Urch, Kay Haggenmiller. Row 2 : Ann Buck, Mary Eibs, Brenda Herbst, Michelle Meyer, Lisa Thurk, Jill Melsha, Coach Don Sauter. Season Record: W-10, HO Gaylord Opponents 3 A-GI 1 L Belle Plaine 3 0 L Le Sueur 2 3 W Norwood-Y A 0 3 W Le Center 3 2 L Montgomery 2 3 W Winthrop 2 1 L Nicollet 2 0 L Henderson 1 2 W Loyola 3 2 L Jordan 2 3 W ' Belle Plaine 3 0 L Le Sueuer 0 3 W Norwood-YA 3 2 L Le Center 0 3 W Montgomery 2 3 W Jordan 0 3 w Loyola 3 0 L District 14 Gibbon 0 3 W Winthrop 3 1 L Michelle Meyer concentrates as she bumps the ball. 12-Volleyball B-Team : Front Row: Beth Sorenson, Donna Thoele. Row 2: Lisa Zeiher, Daedra Cain, Amy Reilly, Debbie Dols, Jodi Dietel. Row 3: Michelle Bergs, Rachelle Rud, Jena Strobel, Deena Wolter. Row 4: Cami Fluguear, Sharon Dunkleberger. Row 5: Tara Hardel, Karen Buckentine, Tara Moore. Volleyball-13 Freshman Team Front Row: Jill Litfin, Jill Lietz, Amy Schneider, Becky Ebcrsviller, Ann McClelland. Row 2: Suzi Meyer, Peggy Mchlhop, Elizabeth Krcecr, Debbie Dictcl, Amy Giesen, Michelle Brown. Eighth Grade Team Front Row: Stephanie Keizer, Nicki SoefTker, Debbie Luskey, Jenny Schuetz. Row 2: Marcie Pinske, Tia Kelley, Cindy Budahn, Robin Flohrs, Carol Foley. Row 3: Kathryn Kreft, Molly Battcher, Kristin Nagel, Kelli Tuchtcnhagen, Coach Steven Schmitz. Seventh Grade Front Row : Lisa Mader, Amanda Schuft, Michelle Krentz, Shannon Henke, Sharia Olson, Cherilynn Scham. Row 2: Coach Tom Noack, Marcy Hultgren, Tammy Mchlhop, Sherri Hankc, Joyce Dunklebcrgcr. Christie Paulsen, Kara Paulsen-Managcr. 14-Volleyball The student council members are elected by classmates to represent the class in the stucent council governing body. Students can express school concerns to the council members and the council can try to resolve those concerns. Meetings are held sporatically to achievement meeds to be done. The student council is responsible for many ac- tivities. The students enjoy at A-GI. The activities in- clude homecoming week, Snow Days, and the Valen- tine’s Day sweetheart suckers. Members put much hard work into making school every-day-life more delightful. Mr. Tom Noack and Mr. Gregory Goblirsch are the advisors. Student Council- A Governing Body of Students Members : Front Row: Troy Koester, Amy Reilly, Karen Thoele, Mr. Tom Noack. Row 2 : Kris Von Eschen, Amy Schneider, Crystal Wiemann, Dave Hultgren. Row 3: Anne Scott, Michelle Meyer, Dan Slinden. Row 4: Nao Doi, Kristina Kuivas, Unni Stenholt, Thorsten Bergmann. Student Council President Michelle Meyer and Norwegian exchange student Unni Stenholt were honorary homecoming attendants. They were escorted by German exchange student Thorsten Bergmann. Student Council-15 Lifeguarding: Resposibility Through Community Service A-GI Lifeguards are highly trained Red Cross personnel who provide lifesaving services at the A-GI Indoor Pool. They are trained in CPR, First Aid, and Water Safety Rescues. They monitor swim lessons, open swimming, swim exercise classes, rentals, and lap swimming programs. Our lifeguards are very important people, without them our pool could not be used by the community. Lifeguards: Front Row: Dave Hultgren, Betsy Hislop, Beth Sorenson, Rachelle Rud, Chris Kelley, Tara Hardel, Rob Brau Row 2: Lonnie Weckwerth, Darrin Stoeckman, Mark Kreft, Jill Melsha, Mike Kramer. Row 3: Ann Buck, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Jim Kreit, Kay Haggcnmiller. Standing Top: John Kreft, Kim Olson. Missing : Anne Scott. 16-Lifeguards 5aces Song You Give Love A Bad Name Group Boston Color Blue T. V. Show Cosby Car Porsche Pop Mt. Dew Jeans Lee Movie Top Gun Shoes Reebok Food Pizza Senior Favorites 18 — Senior Favorites Class Clown Pat Guerrero Most Quiet Larry Youngberg Class Brain Tim Dinkel Most Musical Michelle Meyer Pat Guerrero Biggest Flirts Jodi Litfin Darren Buckentin Chatterbox Marianne Famiok Most Spirited Tracy Van Moorlehem Class Offbeat Dean Dragert Best Dressed Kelli Kleist Dan Weinand Most Athletic Most Athletic Brenda Herbst Brian Hartmann Hall Of Fame 1987 1987 Hall of Fame — 19 Teresa A Isle ben Cathy Battcher Gary Beneke ThOrsten Bergmann Cheri Bethke Paula Boettcher Darren Buckentine Nancy Budahn Cindy Cluff Tim Dinkel Nao Doi Dean Dragert 20 — Seniors Dave Ehlke If 1 have learned one thing in High School it is: Brian Hartmann : To have the best time you can, while you can and don't work loo hard because you'll have to work the rest of your life. Jim Wentzlajf: Don't take school too serious. Teresa A sleben: People aren’t always who they seem to be. Julie Schumacher: How to tell who your real friends arc. Mary Eibs Class Officers Secretary -Thorstcn Bergman n Vice President -Tracy Van Moorlchcm Treasurer-Darren Buckcntin President -Michelle Meyer Teresa Alsleben : Choir 12; FHA 9,10; Homecoming Royalty 11,12; Girls’ Basketball 9,10; Softball 11,12,lettered 11,12; Volleyball 9,10; Varsity Club 12; OEA 11; Prom Waitress 10; State Par- ticipant OEA 11; Graduation Usherette 11 Cathy Battcher : Foreign Language Club 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,12; Pep Band 9.12; Concert Band 9,12; Col- or Guard 9; FHA 9,10,11,12, Secretary 9; Drama Spring Play Crew 11; HOSA 12, State Treasurer 12, Vice-President 12; OEA II. Vice-President 11; State Participant FHA 9,10, HOSA 12 Gary Beneke : Baseball 10,11,12; VICA II Thorsten Bergmann : YFU Participant Cheri Bethke : Yearbook Staff 11,12 Paula Boettcher : Foreign Language Club 11; Wrestling Cheerleader 10; Softball 11; OEA 11; Student Tutor 12 Darren Buckentin Class Officer, Treasurer 12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12 let- tered 10,11,12; Concert Band 9.10.11.12 lettered 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10.11.12 lettered 10,11,12; Boys’ Basketball 9; Baseball 9; State Partici- pant Solo Ensemble 10.11,12; Gradua- tion Usher 11 Nancy Budahn : Foreign Language Club 10,11; FHA 9,10,11; HOSA 12; Student Tutor 12 Cindy Cluff : Class Officer, President 9; Foreign Language Club 11,12; Girls' Basketball 9; Softball 11,12; Volleyball 9; HOSA 12; OEA 12; Student Tutor 11,12 Tim Dinkel : National Honor Society 11,12; Foreign Language Club 10.11,1 z; Choir 11,12; Drama-One Act and Spring Play 11.12; Declam Contest II; Football 10,11,12; Boys' Track 10,11; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Academic Decathlon 11; Science Club 11,12; State Participant- One Act Play 11 Nao Doi: YFU Partici- pant Dean Dragert : Wrestling 12 Dave Khlke : Marching Band 12; Pep Band 12; Concert Band 12; Choir 12; FFA 12; Football 12; Slate Participant Football 12 Mary Eibs : National Honor Society 1 1.12; Yearbook Staff 12; FFA 10,11,12, Sentinal-11, President-12, District Sentinal 1-12; FHA 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11; Girls’ Track 9,10,11,12 lettered 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12 lettered 11,12; Varsity Club 9,10.11,12; Student Tutor 12; Prom Waitress 10; Volleyball-Honorable Mention 12; Track All-Conference 10.11,12; State Participant FHA-AAE 9,10,1 1,12; FFA 1 1; Graduation Usherette 11 Seniors — 21 Lance Ewert Marianne Farniok Karen Foley Andy Giesen Pat Guerrero Chuck Haggenmiller Chris Harris Brian Hartmann Brenda Herhst Sherry Hoff Kelli Kleist Kristina Kuivas 22 — Seniors Steve Kurtzweg What would you do with a million dollars? Sherry Hoff: Buy a sports car, big house with a pool, hot tub, etc. and vacation in Hawaii or Paris with the rest. Dave Lieske: spend it. Lauralic Urch : Put half in a bank to sit and cam money and the rest for frivilous spending. Tim Dinkel: I would pay for college, buy a Porsche 959, and pay off 3M to give me their best engineering position. Dave Lieske Mark Lieske Jodi Litfm I ance Ewert : FFA 10,11,12; Boys’ Basketball 9,10 Marianne Famiok : Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12, Editor 12; Foreign Language Club 10,11.12; FHA 9,10,11,12, Reporter 11, Treasurer 12; Dcclam Contest 10.11,12; Academic Decathlon 11; Student Tutor 12; State Participant FHA 12; Graduation Usherette 11 Karen Foley : Foreign Language Club 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Softball 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Student Tutor 11,12 Andy Giesen Pat Guerrero : Foreign Language Club 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9,10 Chuck Haggenmiller Chris Harris Brian Hart- mann Brenda Herbst : Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Con- cert Band 9,10,11,12, lettered 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Girls’ Basketball 9,10,11,12 lettered 10.11,12; Girls’ Track 9 lettered 9; Volleyball 9,10,11,12 lettered 10,11,12 Captain 12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Student Tutor 11,12; KNUJ Player of Week-Volleyball 12; All Conference Honorable Mention- Basketball II; All Conference- Volleyball 11,12; State Participant OEA 11 Sherry Hoff: Foreign Language Club 10,11; FFA 10,11,12 Sweetheart 10, Secretary 11; Volleyball 10; Student Tutor 12 Kelli Kleist : Student Council 9,10; Foreign Language Club 9,10; Mar- ching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12 lettered 11,12; Wrestling Cheerleader 10.11.12 Captain 12; Football Cheerleader 11,12 lettered 11,12; FHA 9.10.11.12 President 12; Homecoming Royalty-Attendant 10; Homecoming Queen 12; Prom Waitress 10; State Par- ticipant OEA 11 Kristina Kuivas : YFU Participant Steve Kurtzweg : Master of Ceremonies 1986 Prom; Boys’ Basket- ball 9,10,11; Science Club 12 Dave Lieske : Football 9.10,11,12 lettered 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Co-op 12; All-Conference Honorable Mention 12 Mark Lieske : Co-op 12 Jodi Litfin Seniors — 23 c J 0 01-1 !Z| M c 3 SENIORS 1987 25 Kelly McCormick Anita Meyer Michelle Meyer Linda Milbrandt Kim Olson Amy Panning Tami Panning Margie Pfarr Jackie Piotter Tom Pomplun Stacia Revier Tony Rose 26 — Seniors What is your idea of a perfect date? Wayne Schneider: Find someone with similar interests and take her out to supper someplace nice and go to a movie or a party. Marianne Farniok: My idea of a perfect date is going out to dinner at a quiet restaurant and then to a good movie with a special person. Gary Beneke: Pick her up and give her flowers, then go out to a fancy restaurant and to a movie. Chris Harris: My idea of a perfect date is a date with someone I can talk to who will understand me and love me for myself. Sandy Sample Wayne Schneider Julie Schumacher Jodi Schtvirtz Kelly McCormick : Foreign Language Club 9,10,11,12; Choir 12; FHA 11,12; Drama 9,10,11,12; Softball 11,12; Stu- dent Tutor 12 Anita Meyer : Yearbook Staff 12; Foreign Language Club 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12 lettered 10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,12; FHA 9,10,11; Declam Contest 9,10; Softball 11,12 lettered 11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12 lettered 12; OEA II Michelle Meyer : National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 11,12 President 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Class Officer- President 12; Froeign Language Club 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Band Vice-President II, Band President 12, Lettered 10,11,12; Girls’ Basketball 9,10,11,12 lettered 11,12; Softball 11,12 lettered 11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12 lettered 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Academic Decathlon 11 Linda Milbrandt; Foreign Language Club 9,10; OEA 11 Kim Olson Class Officer-Vice-President 10; Foreign Language Club 9,10,11,12; Col- or Guard 9,11; Choir 12; FHA 9,10,11; Drama Crew 9,10; Homecoming Royal- ty 12; Wrestling Stats 11,12; Girls’ Basketball 9; Girls’ Track 9,10,11,12 lettered 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; All-Conference Track 10,12; Life Guarding 10,11,12 Amy Panning : Class Officer-President 10; Foreign Language Club 11,12; Mar- ching Band 10,11; Pep Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Color Guard II; Choir 12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Drama Cast Crew 10,11,12; Girls’ Basketball 9; Softball Stats 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Student Tutor 12; State Partici- pant One Act Play 1986 Tami Panning : Marching Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 9,10,11; Concert Band 9,10,11; Color Guard 9; FHA 9,10,11,12; Declam Con- test 9.10,11; Volleyball 9,11; OEA 11; Student Tutor 12; Co-op 12 Margie Pfarr : Foreign Language Club 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; Declam Contest 10,11,12; Student Tutor 12 Jackie Piot- ter ; Class Officer-Secretary 11; Foreign Language Club 11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; HOSA 11; State Participant-HOSA II Tom Pomplun . FFA 9,10,11,12 Reporter 10; Drama Crew 11; Wrestling Manager 9,10 Stacia Revier : Marching Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 9,10,11; Con- cert Band 9,10,11; FHA 9,10,11; Homecoming Royalty 12; Girls' Basket- ball 9; Volleyball 9; HOSA 11; Student Tutor 12; Co-op 12; State Participant- HOSA 11 Tony Rose ; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9; Co-op 12 Sandy Sample Wayne Schneider Class Officer- President 11; FFA 10,11,12 Treasurer 12; Football 9,10,11,12 lettered 12; Boys’ Basketball 9,10 Manager 10; VICA 11,12; Graduation LJshcr 11 Julie Schumacher : Choir 11; FHA 9,10,11,12 Parliamentarian 9; Girls’ Basketball 9; Girls’ Track 9; Volleyball 9,10; OEA 11; Student Tutor 12 Jodi Schwirtz : Foreign Language Club 10,11; Girls’ Basketball 9; Volleyball 9,10,11; Stu- dent T utor 12; Co-op 12 Seniors — 27 Anne Scott Howard Sickmann Mark Soeffker Julie Sommers Brian Steffer Unni Stenholt Dennis Stoeckman Karen Thoele l.aurelie Urch Tracy VanMoorlehem Jack Vener Chris Wurweg 28 — Seniors I’ve never been able to: Tracy VanMoorlehcm: Gel mad ai Mr. Bcrgncr; he's loo easy-going and understanding. Larry Younghcrg: Get an A in Mr. Moore’s classes. Amy Tanning : Understand how a teacher can have the right to make a student hold a bathroom emergency. DavcEMke: Understand how some rumors could get started about a person when that person never did anything. Dan Weinand Jim Wentzlaff Debbie Hotter Larry Youngberg Anne Scott : National Honor Society I 1.12; Student Council 12 Treasurer 12; Yearbook Staff 11.12 Editor 12; Foreign Language Club 9,10,11,12; Declam Contest 9.10; Master of Ceremonies Homecoming I I; Girls' Basketball 9,10; Girls' Track 9; Academic Decathlon 11; Prom Waitress 10; Lifeguarding 10.1 1.12 Howard Sickmann : Football 9; Boys' Basketball 9; Co-op 12 Mark Soeffker : Homecoming Royally 12; Football 9.10.1 1.12 lettered 9.10.11,12; Wrestling 10,12 lettered 12; Boys'Track 9.10.1 LI2; Varsity Club 9,10,1 1,12; All Conference-Football 12; State Participant-Football 12 Julie Sommers Brian Steffer : FFA 10.1 1.12; Wrestling 9; Co-op 12 Unni Stenholt : YFU Par- ticipant Dennis Stoeekman : Football II; Wrestling 9; FFA 9,10,11; Boys’ Track 9; C'o-op 12 Karen Thoele ; Stu- dent Council 12; Foreign language Club 12; Marching Band 9.10,11,12; Pep Band 9.10,11.12; Concert Band 9.10,11.12; Choir 12; FFA 9,10,11.12; Girls' Basketball 9.10,11,12; Girls' Track 9,10.11; Softball 12; Volleyball 9.10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10.11.12; Girls Basketball-Ms. Scrapper II; Volleyball-All Conference 12; Honor Band 12; Graduation Usherette II I aurelie Urch ; Yearbook Staff 12; Mar- ching Band 11.12; Pep Band 11.12; Concert Band 11,12 lettered 12; C hoir 12 lettered 12; Girls' Track 11; Volleyball 11.12 lettered 12 Tracy Van- Moorlehem Student Council 10,11 Secretary II: Class Officer-Vice- president 12; Foreign Language Club 9.10.1 1.12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9.10,11,12; Concert Band 9.10.11.12 Treasurer 12; Jazz Band 10,11; Boys' basketball Cheerleader 9.10.1 1.12 Captain 10; Football Cheerleader 10.11.12 C'aptain 12; FHA 9.10.11.12 State President 12; Drama- Cast C rew 9.10,11,12; Homecoming Royalty 12; Softball 11.12 lettered 11,12; Declam Contest 9.10,11.12; Volleyball 9; Varsity Club 9,10,11.12; Academic Decathlon II; Science Club 11,12; National Scholastic Writing Award 11; National Merit Scholarship C ommended Student 12; State Partici- pant One-Act Play II; Life Guarding 10.11.12 Jack Vener Chris Warweg National Honor Society 12; Foreign language C'lub 1 1.12; Drama 11,12; Boys' Basketball 9,10; Academic Decathlon 11; Science C lub 11.12 Dan Weinand Yearbook Staff 12; Homecoming Royally Attendent 10, King 12; Football 10,11,12; Boys' Basketball 9.10; Baseball 10.11.12 let- tered 10,11.12: Varsity Club 10.11,12; State Participant Football 12. Baseball II Jim Wentzlaff : Class Officer Vice- President 11; Homecoming Royalty 12; Co-op 12; Graduation Usher 11 Debbie Wolter Foreign Language C'lub 10,11,12; Marching Band 9.10.11,12: Pep Band 9,10.11.12; Concert Band 9.10.11.12 lettered 10.12; Jazz Band 9.10.11.12; C olor Guard 9; Volleyball 9.10.11,12; Starred District Band; Star- red Stale Band tarry Youngberg : C'hoir 9; VICA 11.12 Seniors — 29 Underclassmen 30 — Underclassman Candids Underclassmen 1. Eager freshman wait for class to start. 2. Jon Latzke is taken by surprise. 3. Sophomores are distracted from studies. 4. Jill Melsha dozes off as Pat Scham looks on. 5. Tammy Voight, Natasha Miller, Kelly Huetteman gretend to study. 6. Speech and Drama performs for Halloween. 7. Eric ergersen watcnes his serve carefully. 8. Gary Pautsch shoots the technical as Rodney Schauer anxiously awaits. 9. Dodi Barfknecht and Amy Schneider concentrate on staying warm. 10. Michele Soeffker enjoys a happy birthday. Underclassman Candids — 31 Juniors President-Dave Hultgren, Secretary-Sharon O’Brien, Treasurer-JefTDorweiler, not pictured: Vice-President-Michele Soeffker Stacy Alsleben Maria Alverez Brenda Anderly Dodi Barfknecht Carol Beckefeld Brian Bening Doug Bening Rob Brau John Brown Ann Buck Brenda Buck Penny Budahn Darren Cain Pat Connolly JefTDorweiler Evea Dragert Mark Dressen P. J. Foley Leah Gaare Michael Good Kay Haggenmiller Dave Hultgren Barb Kemp Tim Kemp Vicki Kittocic Troy Koester Jim Kreft 32 — Juniors Lori Pioske Steve Plieseis John Kreft Wayne K.ube Cindy Kurtzweg Connie Kurtzweg Amy Lietz Scott Luepke Marilyn Meech Jill Melsha Stacy Meyers Rick Moore Barrv Nagel Jim Neubarth Sharon O'Brien John Oelfke Stacy Pinske Juniors Work Tirelessly The changing needs of juniors requires them to go out into the “real world” and get a job. It’s harsh reality, the rising cost of gas, insurance, clothes, and future schooling causes them to seek new outlets for cash. This experience gives them good ideas for sell- ing magazines in the annual junior class magazine drive. The money from the fund goes toward the prom and next years graduation. Juniors — 33 Tammy Rohde Tim Rohde Pat Scham Corey Scharpe Lyle Schlueter Laura Schneider Wade Schneider Kent Schuette Sherry Sickmann Michele Soeffker Jason Stiller Corey Streich Bridgid Strobel Lisa Thurk Patrice Torgerson John Trocke Suzan Urch Pete Vos JoAnn Wagner Lonnie Weckwerth Mike Weinand Matt Wendt Joanie Williams Brian Wolf Tom Zaske 1. Troy Koester, Tim Kemp, Mike Weinand, and Darren Cain pretend to look like tough football players. 2. Ann Buck is caught by surprise while searching in her locker. Juniors— 34 Sophomores President-Beth Sorenson, Vice-President-Donna Thoele, Secretary-Treasurer-Jason Meyer Eric Bates Shawn Battcher Scott Beneke Michelle Bergs Lee Bernstein Tara Boese Bill Boettcher Jenny BrockofT Daniel Buck Karen Buckentine Lynn Bulau Daedra Cain Joni Danielson Jodi Dietel Debbie Dols Karla Dose Chad Duenow Sharon Dunkleberger Lynette Eibs Cami Fluguear Paula Foley Melani Haggenmiller Tara Hardel Van Harms Jason Heagle Sophomores— 35 Billy Heimkes Betsy Hi slop Scott Hoff Chris Kelley Corey Kistner Mike Kramer Mark Kreft Pat Kreger Dustin Kroells Jon Latzke Pam Maeder Barry Mathwig Jason Meyer Tara Moore Dianna Nordhausen Keith Oelfke Doug Perschau Jeritt Piotter Amy Reilly Rhonda Robeck A Year of Decisions As sophomores they are given the opportunity to buy class rings of their choice. The cost of rings has been steadily rising over the years so the choice is a difficult one. Billy Heimkes on the other hand has quickly decided which ring is best suited for his needs. Sophomores also participate at prom by being for- mal waiters and waitresses at the banquet. One lucky sophomore will be chosen to MC the grand march. 36 — Sophomores Teresa Robinson Stacy Roehler Rachelle Rud Jeff Ryan Matt Schauer David Schilling JefTSchmidt Shirley Schmidtbauer Larry Sickmann Beth Sorenson Damn Stoeckman Jena Strobel Cheryl Sutton Donna Thoele Doug Tuchtcnhagen Susan Voight Barb Von Bergc Julie Wark Crystal Wiemann John Williams Sophomores — 37 Freshman President-Gary Pautsch, Vice-President-Marty O’Brien, Secretary-Treasurer-Jill Litfin Nick Alslcben Annette Bergcrsen Hollie Braun Stacy Brockoff Michelle Brown Darrin Buck Grace Connolly Rachelle Creech Debbie Dietel Keith Dressen Becky Ebersviller David Foley Sophia Fry Amy Giesen Robert Good Chad Hildebrandt Todd Huettman Paul Hunter Laurie Jensen Elizabeth Kreger 38 — Freshmen Freshman Given More Opportunities Becoming a freshman entitles a touch of variety for choosing classes. The variety may not be that big but it gives them a bit of freedom and a feeling of importance. The freshman also get a taste of homecoming by choosing class attendants. As leaders of the Junior High they try to set a good example for younger students. Do they succeed? Lori Krueger Jill Lietz Jill Litfm Tim Luskey John Mader Ann McClelland Michelle McCormick Mike MefTert Peggy Mehlhop Jeanie Meisinger Wade Mesenbring Suzi Meyer Marty O’Brien Jenny Oehler Kristine Oelfke Gretchen Oilman Stacy Olson Gary Pautsch Jenny Pautsch Mary Pautsch Freshmen — 39 Sean Ploeger Chad Roehler Rachel Roiger Paul Rosenfeld Rodney Schauer Rickey Schmidt Amy Schneider Warren Schneider Troy Seemann Cory Sickmann Dan Slinden Dave Slinden James Sommers Precious T rebesch Barb Vos 1. Jeanie Meisingcr scrambles for a touchdown while classmates look on. 2. Amy Schneider gets ready to put a tag on Amy Giesen. 40 — Freshmen Eighth Grade President-Lori Von Berge, Vice-President-Robin Flohrs, Secretary-Treasurer-Kyle Streich Jason Bates Molly Battcher Mike Bergs Michelle Boettcher Troy Breyer Curt BrockofT Lisa Brown Cindy Budahn Peggy Dorweiler Dale Dragert Dustin Duenow Denise Engelmann Robin Rohrs Carol Foley Jason Gieseke Bruce Harens Angie Hennesey Mike Hennies Trinity Horstman Kelly Huetteman (Tia Kelly Stephanie Keizer Eighth Grade-41 Kathryn Kreft Darren Kroells Rebecca Larson Debbie Luskey Dan Meffert Natasha Miller Jim Mueller Kristin Nagel Theresa Ott David Pautsch Marcie Pinskc Scot Pioske Sandy Prahl John Reilly David Rohde Jason Ruehling Harlan Schauer Roseann Schauer Jenny Schuetz John Skelley Getting Into The Groove With Year Two In seventh grade you seem lost, but in eighth grade everything becomes clearer. The eighth graders throughout the school year greatly in- creased their insight and school spirit. The eighth graders found out you have more responsibilities because you’re not at the bottom of the pile-you’re on your way up. The eighth graders accepted that responsibility and are looking forward to more responsibilities in the years to come. 42-Eighth Grade 1. Dean Stocckman and Troy Breyer attempt to build a wooden box. 2. Eighth grade girls hang out in the hall. 3. Art class isn’t all work. Eighth Grade-43 Nicki Soefflcer Dean Stoeckman Kyle Streich Nanette Studtman Chris Traxler Lori Von Berge Neal Wisch Betina Woolhouse Seventh Grade President-Shannon Henke, Vice-President-Jeanine Morriem, Secretary-Treasurer-JefTKemp. Brian Anderly Eric Bergersen Jessica Bernstein Rachel Boettcher James Brockhoff Jason BrockhofF Chris Brown Tina Bruch Chris Bruch Troy Bruhjell Jenny Burtyk Colleen Connolly Joyce Dunkleberger Karl Edmonds Christopher Evans Bruce Famiok Steve Flynn Robert Foley Julie Goctsch Sherri Hankc Shannon Henke Andy Hislop Angela Hucttcman Marcy Hultgren Chris Jensen 44-Seventh Grade JefTKemp Matthew Kistner Michelle Krentz Daniel Kxoells Brad Krueger Mike Laabs Lisa Mader Robert Mathwig Tammy Mehlhop Robyn Mcscnbring William Meyer Jeaninc Morriem Tony Noack Sharia Olson Darrek Panning Christie Paulsen Travis Paulsen Steve Robeck Joe Roiger Brad Rud Newest High Schoolers Love It Rushing from class to class so they wouldn’t be late, the 7th grade class of the Arlington-Green Isle High School is kept busy. Little did they know that when they reached their next class they still had 2 1 2 minutes to spare. The excitement of being away from the same room and teacher each day each hour intrigued them. They were nervous at first switching from top dogs in elementary to youngsters in high school but it took them only a short time to really feel like they belonged. Jim Schuetz and James Brockhoff are distracted from their work. Seventh Grade-45 Jason Ryan Cherilynn Scham Brad Schauer Derrick Schmidt Mike Schneider Jim Schuetz Amanda Schuft Joshua Skelley Gary St. John Robert Thoele JefTTuchtenhagen Dustin Voight Kris Von Eschen Bill Wark Heather Warweg 46-Seventh Grade 6 Mr. Gary Hultgren Front Row: Corey Carpenter, Rachel Urch, Susan Anderly, Ian Kelley, Rachael Hortsman, Ingrid Kaunmann, Joleen Skelley, Sherry Buck, Ann Noack Row 2: Wade Drew, Bryce Eggert, Kathy Studtman, Jody Braun, Andrea Bade, Jenny Wagner, Kim Goethke, Shawn Roehler, Derek Mathwig, Josh Lindstrom, Jeff Mueller Row 3: Mr. Gary Hultgren, Matt Bigaouette, Travis Tuchtenhagen, James Connolly, Dan Kreft, Greg Musquiz, Shannon Reilly, Dana Dragert, Tonya Miller Mrs. Sharon Marshall Front Row: Michelle Vossen, Chad Carpenter, Jarid Halverson, Mike Stock, Greg Nagel, Jeana Ruehling, Becky Mueller, Kyle Ewert, Pam Liebl Row 2: Jason Kemp, Jamie Thurk, Joey Schmidtbauer, Tony Alsleben, Mary Latzke, Sara Narr, Ann Schauer, Sarah Tramel, Scott Erickson Row 3: Aaron Rucks, Billy Boese, Mark Trebesch, Mara Lee Weckwerth, Stephanie Olson, Kristin Zaske, Jenny Eibs, Wendy Zeiher, Jessie Schauer, Matt Schauer, Patrick Ameson, Mrs. Sharon Marshall Mrs. Stacy Pauly Mrs. Arlene Fischer Mr. Tom Frericks Front Row: Ben Oilman, Matthew Breyer, Jay Kreger, Tony Beneke, Melissa Dahlke, Joel Renneke, Richard Vos, Mr. Tom Frericks Row 2: Nicole Woolhouse, Mark Foley, Doug Albers, Jesse Werner, Jill Oelflce, Heidi Tuchtenhagen Row 3 : Mrs. Arlene Fischer, Jason Young, Kara Schuette, Christy Donnay Row 4: Mrs. Stacy Pauly 5 h Mr. Daniel Tackmann Front Row: Nicholas Flaschenriem, David Kuck, Matthew Ploecer, Jesse Wendlandt, Scott Krueger, Lori Nordhausen, Brian Gieseke, Laura Dietel Row 2: Tamera Mathwig, Daniel Ross, Nicole Dietel, Sarah Lietz, Jared Urch, Jenny Winter, Jodi Pioske, Ryan Pautsch, Chris Franke, Kara Paulsen Row 3: Mr. Daniel Tackmann, Molly Milinkovich, Jessia Buck, Clinton, Hatlestad, Dan Utendorfer, Emily Schauer, Renja Zellmann, Stacy Wolters, Nathan Hebiesen, Brandy Riebe Mr. Gordon Koring Front Row: Eric Reetz, Lance Weckwerth, Joel Skelley, Jim Meisingcr, Matthew Scharping, Matthew Nelson, Aaron Gieseke Row 2: Chris Bulau, Lynn Schmitz, Jessica Thoele, Krista Lamb, Becky Dose, Lori Ebersviller, Maggie KJitzke, Amy Mueller, Amy Pinske Row 3: John Van Duyhoven, Darin Schultz, Kevin Kube, Rebecca Maki, Sara Braun, Tiffany Bruckschen, Michele Croat, Jason Soeffker, Chad Fischer, Jason Bade, Mr. Gordon Koring Mr. Tom Frericks Front Row: Heather Brenke, Cheryl Von Berge, Jennifer White, Brandy Hildebrandt, Donna Kroells, Kim McCormick, Rachel Schauer, Mr. Tom Frericks Row 2: Jeremy Werner, Josh Renneke, Todd Tuchtenhagen, Scott Ziegler Row 3 : Jeff Krecer, David Graupmann, Daniel OeTfke, Leonard Donnay, Steven Rhode Mr. Richard Milinkovich Front Row: Erin Lindstrom, Kari Dose, Kirk KJeist, Ross Bergs, Michael Thoele, Aaron Streich, Paulette Weckwerth Row 2: Kelly Rucks, Chris Kemp, Robert Vrklan, Daniel Scharpe, Nathan Wisch, Catlin Tramel, Stephanie Halverson, Melissa Schaipe Row 3: Tonja Howard, Mclynda Nicks, Michael Kamps, Shawn Mathwig, Sara Hcnnies, Peter Ameson, Jessica Beseke, Chad Ziesmer, Mr. Richard Milinkovich Miss Nona Wick Front Row: Christine Hennessey, Nicole Stock, Marcy Thornes, Jackie Wendlandt, Ann Edmonds, Nathan Latzke, Shawn Olson Row 2: Roberta Studtman, Michael Pannine, Joshua Stark, Patrick Liebl, James Kauffmann, Shane Zehnder, Ryan Bergs, Miss Nona Wick Row 3: Mary Jo Krentz, Joy Ewert, Dawn Mathwig, Trisha Tuchtenhagen, Charalette Mathwig, Adam Resniak, Matt Otto Mrs. Stacy Pauly Front Row: Tom Burtyk, Jeffery Young, Brenda Herd, Gretchen Henke, Kerri Brockhoff, Rebecca White Row 2: Jonathan Keizer, Susan Foley, Helen Vos, Robert Schauer, Jeanette Cameron, Kimberly Brown, Sara Albers Row 3: Christina Fagemess, Dave Von Berge, Justin Renneke, Matthew Donnay, Jason Wisch, Amber Duenow, Mrs. Stacy Pauly Mrs. Sharon Anderson Front Row: Jason Kube, Jolene Ott, Elizabeth Grimm, Nicole Kemp, Jennifer Traxler, Jody Kistner, Amber Zum Berge Row 2: Elisha Trocke, Nicholas Ross, Jesse Soefflcer, Sarah Olson, Stacey Thoele, Teresa Mathwig, Jason Mueller, Erik Kauffmann Row 3: Shelby Ploeger, Heidi Haefs, Melissa Bigaouette, Shianna Bird, Nathan Morreim, Jenny Weber, Mrs. Sharon Anderson Mrs. Judith Hoops Front Row: Joy Hendrycks, Tim Gieseke, Todd Bruhjell, Jenny Eggert, Amy Dose, Angela Nordhausen, Brian Thornes, Michael Lorentzen Row 2: Sunny McNurlin, John Dietel, Nick Croat, Barb Vossen, Bonny Dahlke, Jeffrey Schuetz, Justin Kube, Jason Jacobus Row 3: Stacy Schulz, Valerie Laabs, Kelly Roehler, Karey Jaszewski, Mrs. Judith Hoops, Freddy Galindo, Eddy Galindo, David Kreft, Paul Boettcher Mrs. Robyn Schmidt Front Row: Stacy Hebeisen, Wendy Albers, Lisa Donnay, Ben Brazil, Scott Vos Row 2: Andy Hanke, Julie Brown, Jeremiah Schwich, Kathy Graupmann, Ryan Brenke, Michael Schatz Row 3: Mrs. Robyn Schmidt 2nd Mrs. Mary Beth Schwirtz Front Row: Wendy Krueger, Jplene Narr, Tracy Wagner, Randi Shimota, Kevin Weber, Misty Bidleman, Beth Alsleben Row 2: Kerry Lamb, Angela Weber, Jennifer Von Eschen, Christopher Gieseke, Jill Jaszewki, Jason Hennessey, Stephen Kauffmann, Sharon Mader, Stacy Braun Row 3: Mrs. Mary Beth Schwirtz, Rachel Macht, Melissa Reetz, Amanda BrockofT, Heidi Carpenter, Alison Murphy, Barb Goethke, Kuyler Soeftkcr, Justin Horstmann, Robert Kamps, Ezra Moore Mrs. Ruth Narr Front Row: Nicki Young, Stephanie Schiller, Tara Olson, Pat Otto, Scot Stark, Mike Pioske, Cory Knutson, Kara Zum Berge Row 2: Cam Zehnder, Jenny Spletzer, Julie Krueger, Julie KaufTmann, Amanda Erickson, Joe Hernandez, Elissa Hebeisen, Ryan Halverson, Tina Janke Row 3: Jennifer Scharpe, Darren Ehlers, Adam Gieske, Alizabeth Beseke, Brendan Reilly, Angela Hennies, Karen Kramer, Max Milinkovich, Adam Wisch Row 4: Mrs. Ruth Narr t - Mrs. Paulette Nitz Front Row: Lisa Kreger, Travis Dahlke, James Foley, Sara Evenson, Shawna Brenke Row 2: Emily Meyer, Amber Werner, Jennifer Bates, Nicholas Palmer, Scott Perschau, Mrs. Paulette Nitz Row 3: Rebecca Tuchtenhagen, Gwen Schilling, Angela Hunter, Sara Schroeder, Jennifer Faust 1st Mrs. Beatrice Tews Front Row: Isaac Moreno, Samuel Maki, Jessica Serbus, Mari Hebeisen, Melissa Kube, Candace Zehnder, Jay Schuetz, Jenna Shimota Row 2: Shawn VanDuynhoven, Emily Evans, Sonya Voelker, Andy Gieseke, Mindy Harris, Andrew Trebesch, Jennifer Bidelman, Amy Bigaouette, Tifinic Howard Row 3 : Brian Mathwig, Douglas Dahlke, Rachel Totman, Aaron Wisch, Laura Dose, Nathaniel Pesch, Nicole Terlinden, Jacob Creech, Mrs. Beatrice Tews Mr. Wyatt Bienfang Front Row: Nathan Dahle, Jason Thoele, Ramiro Galindo, Mr. Wyatt Bienfang, James Gieseke, Jeremy Serbus, Robert Nicks, Jay Dacy Row 2: Jesse Haefs, Michelle Laabs, Chris Meyer, Tally Ruehling, Melissa Utendorfer, Jenny Thornes, Arabel Galindo, Paul Gnmm, Nathan Kube Row 3: Alyssa Jacobus, Ryan Sauter, Haether Vrklan, Kasey Paulsen, Kevin Dose Row 4: Melissa Weber, Andy McCarthy, Sarah Drydal, Leon Weckwerth, Megan Ziesmer Miss Deniece Smith Front Row: Andrea Winter, Laura Vos, Bryan Vos, Nicholas Schatz, Rebecca Schauer Row 2: Misty Trice, Matt Krcger, Mark Vos, LisaTuchtenhagen, Eric BrockhofTRow 3: Joyce Wisch, Billy Rabe, Miss Deniece Smith, Angela Zirbes, Jill Kreger Kdfft. Mrs. Gail Nuessmeier Front Row: David Schaucr, Emily Ovcrbo, Kelli Andcrly, Denise Ehlcrs, Maggie Flantz, Jessica Schroeder, Matthew Spletzer Row 2: Joshua Bruch, Andrea Linstrom, Holly Zum Berge, Kimberly Kerber, Dawn Braun, Rachel Nelson, Jeremy Traxler Row 3: Dawn Mielke, Krista Dahlke, Melody Haefs, Jennifer Krueger, Corey Fisher, Russell Kamps, Paul Utendorfer, Mrs. Gail Nuessmeier N Mrs. Delores Czech Front Row: Michael Jaszewski, Melodie Hernandez, David Stark, Elizabeth Olson, Joshua Halverson Row 2: Amanda Pichelmann, Tiffany Kube, Heather Ameson, Brandy Creech, Jessica Thornes, Megan Arenson Row 3 : Candace Schmitz, Molly Haggenmiller, Kristie Reetz, Melissa Bruckschen, Trenton Tuchtenhagen, Wayne McCormick Jr., Brent Spurling, Mrs. Delores Czech Mrs. Arlene Fischer Front Row: Micky Burtyk, Tiffany Trice, Lisa Palmer, Grace Ott, Robert Wisch Row 2: Miranda Benz, Travis Miller, Nathan Dahlke, Matthew Vos, Kara Panning Row 3: Michelle White, Jon Werner, Timothy Brockhoff, Jennifer Meyer, Alicia Cameron Row 4: Mrs. Arlene Fischer, Aileen Meyer, Ryan henke, Amanda Donnay, Aaron Scharpe PTc- ScKo ol Mrs. Mary Jo Schultz Front Row: Christopher Mathwig, Robert Neubarth, Jason Speltzer, Benjamin Duenow 2nd Row: Kimberly Mathwig, Renac Schauer Row 3: Mrs. Mary Jo Schultz, Miss Karen Mackcnthun Miss Karen Mackenthun Front Row: Amber Mathwig, Jamie Schiller Row 2: Laura Kube, Lucas Meyer Row 3: Mrs. Mary Jo Schultz, Justin Lorentzen, Dustin Lorentzen, Miss Karen Mackenthun Student Aides Front Row: Tammy Rohde, JoAnn Wagner, Stacy Alsleben, Stacia Revier, Stacy Meyers, Laura Schneider, Paula Boettcher Row 2: Kelly McCormick, Brian Hartmann, Julie Sommers, Lynette Eibs, Karen Foley, Margie Pfarr, Mai7 Eibs Row 3: Tara Moore, Jodi Schwirtz, Julie Schumacher, Sherry HofT, Tami Panning, Lisa Thurk Row 4 : Teresa Robinson, Snaron Dunkleberger. Cindy ClufT, Nancy Budahn, Sandy Sample, Brenda Herbst, Lori Pioske, Barry Nagel A Patrol Front Row: Pam Licbl, Rachel Horstman, Becky Mueller, Michelle Vossen, Jason Kemp, Andrea Bade, Ann Noack. Row 2: James Connolly, Daniel Kreft, Patrick Arncson, Tonya Miller, Jenny Wagner, Ruth Ehlke, Bryce Eggcrt, Ian Kelley. Row 3 : Chad Carpenter, Jamie Thurk, Billy Bocsc, Travis Tuchtenhagcn, Aaron Rucks, Jarid Halverson, Cory Carpenter, Derek Mathwig, Greg Musquiz. G. I. Patrol Front Row: Richard Vos, Jay Kreger, Matthew Breyer, Heidi Tuchtenhagcn, Melissa Dahlke, Nicole Woolhouse, Christy Doonay. Row 2: Ben Oilman, Mark Foley, Jason Young, Jill Oclfke, Joel Rennckc, Jesse Werner, Tony Benekc, Doug Albers. Row 3: Mrs. Arlene Fischer, Kara Schuette. Elementary Science Fair The Arlington Elementary Science Fair was held on March 3, 1987. The grand champion overall winner was fifth grader, Scott Krueger. His project was, “What Happens When Nature Isn’t Balanced?’’ The Green Isle Elementary Science Fair was held on March 3, 1987. The grand champion overall was Tony Beneke. Tony is in the sixth grade and his project was, “Overall Look at Paper Towels.’’ All grade 4-6 winners will participate in the Regional Science Fair to be held in Mankato on May 2 and Mankato State University. Arlington Winners 3rd grade 1st Darin Mielkc-“Why Do Seeds Grow?” Eric Kaufman-”How Is a Cactus Different From Other Plants?” 2nd Amy Dose-”Is Water a Nuisance?” Elizabeth Grimm-”What It Looks Like to Live Near a Pond in the Summer?” 3rd Nathan Morricm-”How Do Fish Breathe?” 4th Grade 1st Jessica Bcscke-”How Does a Motor Work?” 2nd Joshua Stark-“What Is Meteorology?” Sarah Hennics-”How Do You Propagate Plants?” 3rd Ross Bergs-”How a Phonograph Works?” Peter Ameson-”What Floats?” 5 th Grade 1st Scott Krueger-”What Happens When Nature Isn't Balanced?” Rebecca Dose-”How to Make a Hurricane?” 2nd David Buck-”What Are Bacteria?” Molly Milinkovich-”Why Did the Statue of Liberty Turn Green?” 3rd Amy Pinske-”What Do You Know About White Tailed Deer?” Matt Ploeger-”What Makes a Balloon Fly?” 6th Grade 1st Jeana Ruehling-”Why Leaves Change Colors?” 2nd Michelle Vosscn-”How a Camera Works?” 3rd Mark Trcbcsch-”Bums” Pam Liebl-”What Arc Bunions and Hammertoes?” Ingrid Kaufman-”How Do Braces Move Teeth?” Green Isle Winners Life Science 1st Amber Ducnow, 4th grade-”The Ear-Noise Pollution” 2nd Jay Krueger, 6th gradc-”Marfan Syndrome” 3rd Kara Schuette, 6th grade-”Roots, Leaves, and Plants” Earth Science 1st Matt Breycr, 6th grade-“Underwater Volcano” 2nd Leonard Donnay, 5th grade-”What Can Happen with Erosion?” 3rd Joshua Renneke, 5th grade-”Wood Gas” Physical Science 1st Susan Foley, 4th gradc-”How Docs Yeast React with Other Things?” 2nd Jesse Werner, 6th gradc-“Seeing the Invisible” 3rd Rich Vos, 6th grade-“What is a Stove?” 3rd Grade 1st Wendy Albers 2nd Andy Hanke 3rd Kathy Graupmann 56 — Elementary Science Fair Elementary Candids-57 Doing It All For You! The cooks at A-GI worked very hard to prepare and provide the students with nutritional meals every day. Stdents get a wide variety with the choices of salat bar or hot lunch. The janiteurs deserve a lot of appreciation for all they did to keep our school looking good. They work- ed long hours after everbody else had gone home. The office personal at A-GI often dealt with the minor needs of the entire student body. The bus drivers put in extra hours to take students to extracurricular activities and were often very pa- tient with noisy kids and changing weather conditions. All in all they are part of a great team. 1. Cheryl Magers: Green Isle Office. 2. Phyllis Kube: Secretary, Joyce Solomonson: Secretary, Doris Meyer: Fiscal Affairs. 3. Green Isle Bus Drivers: Roy Renneke, Mark Wisch, and Martin Mascman. 4. Arlington Bus Drivers: Robert Schrupp, Ray Schwartz, Dorothy Kemp, Larry Klunder, Jerry Ebersviller (Transportation Director), Paul Feil and Jerry Mari. 5. Henry Scbeer-Arlington Bus Driver. 58-Auxiliary Staff 1. Green Isle Cooks : Marion Giesen, Bemelle Uecker, Linda Meyer. 2. Green Isle Janitor: Ed Kaiser 3. Arlington Cooks : Caroline Nieland, Dorrine Scharping, Joan Budahn, Patty Duenow, Jean Kauffmann 4. Arlington Janitors : John Studtman, Francis Strobel, Alloyd Hcbcisen, Pat Liebl Auxiliary StafT-59 Interactive T.V. Brings Technology to Education This was the first year A-GI used technical equip- ment as a means of education. Students from A-GI, Gaylord, Gibbon, and Winthrop were able to take classes through an interactive television system that linked the schools together. The classes offered in A- GI were: college english composition, Spanish I and II, shorthand, drama, humanities, advanced accoun- ting, and honors math. This year only two teachers from A-GI were involved in the program: Mrs. Judy Scott taught Spanish I and II, and Mr. Chris Moore taught drama and humanities. Students feel the system to be advantageous because there were more classes available and they had an opportunity to meet people from different schools. One disadvantage felt by the students was the lack of teacher assistance. Though still experimental, the system is predicted to be successful and expand A-GI’s curriculum fur- ther in the future. 60 — Interactive T.V. 1. Mrs. Kathryn Morton 2. Mr. Edward Warweg 3. Mr. Tom Noack 4. Mr. Don Sauter 5. Mrs. Judy Scott 6. Mr. Robert Schrupp 7. Mr. Michael Vrklan Teacher Candids — 61 The Teachers Behind the Homework These people taught us more than the basics. We learned how to draw a vector, how to write a well-rounded composition, what the insides of a frog look like, how to bake bread, how to apply for college, how to build a nightstand, and how to write a term paper. Melvin Cain Elementary Phy. Ed. Roland Floan - Social Studies Larry Gieseke - Speech Correction Gregory Goblirsch Counselor Ray Hilman Elementary Music Daniel Hislop Mary Hultgren Community Education German, English Alan Ihrke Mathematics Name : Roland Dale Floan Occupation: Teacher Marital Status: Married, wife is Holly Children: No My most irrational fear is : The movie projector will break and I won’t get to show “Japanese Mountain Family” The book I’ve been recommending lately is: My history textbooks, few pages at a time Favorite childhood memory : Riding horses out to the woods If I had 30 minutes to talk to anyone in history it would be : I would like to talk to Adolf Hitler, but I don’t speak German. Then it would be FDR. If I were on the moon I’d take : my wife, Holly; my dog, Buster; golf clubs; and a fishing pole The worst part of my job is : dealing with 145 students every day The best part of my job is : dealing with 145 students every day A really great evening to me is : one like last Friday night I knew I was grown up when : I’m not sure I’ve grown up yet The best time of my life : Four years at Hamline University The worst time of my life : Wasn’t as bad as it seemed My students like me because : I show a lot of movies My students don’t like me because : I expect them to watch the movies I show Christopher Moore English, Drama Kara Polzin - L.D., EMH Kathryn Morton Home Ec. Jack Redfeam - Science t Marie Kreft - Speech Richard Nahlovsky Mathematics Larry Rewerts - Social Studies Cathy Martinson EMH.TMH Tom Noack - Science Don Sauter - Biology, Chemistry V I Sara McKay - Elem. Music, Choir Jean Olson - English Steven Schmitz Mathematics Name : Kathryn Gail Morton Occupation : Home Economics Teacher Marital Status: married Children : Penny, 4 years; Michael, 1 year My most irrational fear is : something happening to my family The book I’ve been recommending lately is : Letters to Karen Favorite childhood memory : on an airplane going to Nassau, Bahamas the year I was a senior If I had 30 minutes to talk to anyone in history it would be: George Washington If I were going to the moon I’d take: my family and some books and my sewing machine The worst part of my job is : Study Halls The best part of my job is : Helping students learn A really great evening to me is : watching a sports event with my family I knew I was grown up w hen : I had my own car, apartment and job The best time of my life : meeting my husband, Vern and Prom 1980 The worst time of my life : when my Grandma Penney died My students like me because : I am willing to laugh and have fun learning My students don’t like me because : I make them stay on task Teachers-63 Robert Schrupp Business Education Judy Scott - English, Michael Vrklan Spanish Industrial Arts Edward Warweg - Gerhard Wendt Social Studies Indutrial Arts Teachers’ Aides 1. Margaret Bean 2. Regina Ploeger, Marge Cina, Gwen Utendorfer, Jan Gieseke, Virginia Kramer 3. Karen Mackenthun 4. Cynthia Hennessey 5. Leona Feil 64-Teachers The People Who Make the Decisions Each year the Arlington-Green Isle School Board must make hun- dreds of decisions which concern the everyday life at A-GI. Pro- blems are discussed over the spen- ding of money on expenses and other necesities. Being a member of the Board is not an easy job. Members must use their common sense in selecting opportunities that would best serve the school, the student body, and the com- munity. But knowing how to tough the job is helps all to understand the effort and responsibility under- taken by these people. School Board Members Front Row: Ralph Thomcs-Director Carol Bocmcr-Treasurer Donald Ziegler-Vicc Chairman Richard Nagel-Clerk David Tramel-Director Maynard Rucks-Director Michael Dooncr-Chairman School Administration Zelora Lentz-Elementary Principal George Maca-Superintendent Dennis Bergner-Secondary Principal Meet School Board Chairman, Michael Dooner Name: Michael Dooner Occupation : Salesman Marital Status: Married Children : Four-Two daughters and two sons The book I’ve been recommending lately is : “The Power of Positive Thinking” Favorite childhood memory : Driving into town from the farm on a Saturday night for an ice cream cone. If I had 30 minutes to talk to anyone in history it would be : Dr. Robert Schuller If I were going to the moon I’d take : My wife. Marilyn The worst part of my job is : People not realizing that you are trying to help them make a decision The best part of my job is : Hearing from the customer that you arc a very honest salesman A really great evening to me is : Watching any high school or elementary event If I learned one thing it is : To respect another persons ideas and thoughts I knew I was grown up when : My father died when I was only 19 years old The best time of my life : From age 18 to 21 The worst time of my life : Changing job positions after being in one position for 16 years What I think about being chairman of the school board : I think it is a very important position. You have a lot of power in this position but you have to be careful not to abuse the use of that power School Board-65 Vocational Center Trains Students in Occupations The Sibley County Vocatonal Center is located at the fairgrounds. The Vocational Center programs are Adult Farm Management, Model Of- fice, Electronics, Auto Trades, Small Engines, and Construction-Carpentry 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 70% of Arlington-Green Isle enroll in a pro- ram at the Vocational Center during er his junior or senior year. Corey Streich and Tim Rohde work with a small engine. Mrs. Nancy Hislop teaches A-GI students Sandy Sample and Nancy Budahn listen intently in Health Health Occupations. Occupations class. Vocational School Employees: Mr. Fred Burtyk-Auto Trades, Mr. David Czech-Director, Mr. Gene Johengcn-Small Engines, Mr. Darnell Halverson-Model Office, Mrs. Dorothy Kemp-Secretary and Bus Driver. 66-Vocational A-GI Girls Have Trying Season Opponents Home St. Peter 40 29 LeCcnter 28 50 Belle Plaine 43 37 Jordan 34 30 LcSueur 62 40 Loyola 44 40 Norwood-V A 33 25 Montgomery 55 34 LeCcnter 46 31 Belle Plaine 34 49 Jordan 44 50 LeSucur 59 40 Loyola 46 31 Norwood-Y A 52 51 Montgomery 36 50 Gaylord 64 56 j Winthrop 40 41 Henderson Districts 46 53 Henderson 43 50 Gaylord 50 36 Shoot! Score! Win! This was the goal of the girls' basketball team, but it wasn't always a reality. Shooting was emphasized in practice right from the beginning, but one of the things that stopped the team was inconsistent shooting in game play. Team spirit and hard work prevailed even if some games were lost. The girls ended their season with six wins and fourteen losses, but this record doesn’t show the hard work and dedication they showed throughout the year. 1. Varsity: Front Row: Manager Barb Kemp. Amy Reilly, Tara Hardel, Bridgid Strobcl, Karen Thoclc, Jill Mclsha, Ann Buck Row 2: Tina Kuivas, Michelle Bergs, Rachcllc Rud. Michelle Meyer. Dodi Barfknccht. Brenda Hcrbst, Coach Jack Rcdfcarn 2. Karen Thoclc lofts a jumper. 68 — Girls' Basketball 1. Ann Buck puts up a shot as Amy Reilly looks on. 2. Michelle Meyer anticipates the shot. 3. Rachelle Rud goes in for two. 4. Brenda Herbst muscles in fora bucket. Girls Basketball — 69 B-Squad: Front Ron : Tara Hardcl. Jeanie Meisingcr, Suzi Meyer, Peggy Mehlhop. Debbie Dictcl. Debbie Dols, Karen Buckcntinc. Missy Bergs Row 2 : Manager Barb Kemp, Lori Krueger. Stacy Roehlcr, Dianna Nordhauscn. Donna Thoelc, Becky Ebersvillcr, Amy Schneider, Elizabeth Krcgcr Coach Diane Ebersvillcr 8th (trade Front Ron : Angie Henncsey, Lisa Brown. Lori Von Berge. Debbie l.uskcy, Stephanie Keizer, Jenny Schuetz, Nanette Studtman. Molly Battchcr Row 2 : Manager Denise Engclmann, Carol Foley, Kathry n Krcft. Kelli Tuchtcnhagen, Kristin Nagel, Robin Rohrs, Marcie Pinskc, Tia Kelley, Manager Rebecca Larson, Coach Steven Schmitz 7th Grade: Front Ron : Managers C hristie Paulsen. Sharia Olson. Robyn Mescnbring Row 2 : Coach Tom Noack, Tina Bruch, Shannon Henke, Tammy Mehlhop, Sherri Hankc. Amanda Schuft. Marcy Hultgrcn, Michelle Krcnlz 70 — Girls' Basketball The young A-GI squad captured a third place showing in Districts. They defeated Gaylord, a team they were defeated by twice during the regular season, in an emotional game in the districts. They fell to eventual district champion MVL in the semifinals, but captured third place by destroying rival Mankato Loyola. The team had many ups and downs during the season, and finished with a 13-10 record. They will lose two seniors this year, Thorsten Bergmann and Brian Hartmann. Brian went over 1,000 point milestone, only the second player in A-GI history to do so. With many underclassmen returning, the future looks bright for the cagers. A-GI’s Season Finishes on a High Note Tom Zaskc dishes off to a teammate inside. Brian Hartmann leads the Indian fast break. Varsity: Front Row : Mike Kramer. Barry Nagel, Scott Zcihcr, Troy Kocstcr. Tom Zaskc, Billy Hcimkcs. John Krcft Row 2 : Manager Doug Tuchtcnhagen, Jim Kreft, Pat Scharn. Jim Ncubarth. Mark Kreft. Steve Plicscis, Brian Hartmann. Thorsten Bergmann, Coach Richard Milinkovich Boys’ Basketball — 71 B-Team: Front Row : Daniel Buck. Pal Kreger. Corey Kistner, Barry Malhwig, Dustin Kroells, C had Ducnow, Larry Sickmann Row 2 : Coach Larry Rcwcrts, Mark Krefl, Doug Perschau. Eric Bales, Jason Meyer. Mike Kramer, Billy Heimkcs, Darrin Stoeckman A-Cil Scoreboard ()pp � nent 75 LcOcntcr 37 54 Belle Plame 49 65 Jordan 51 60 (iaylord 66 41 LeSueur 61 64 KulTalo Lake 1 54 32 Glencoe 44 59 Bird Island 58 01 43 Loyola 47 57 Norwood-Y A 63 58 Montgomery 50 76 I.cC enter 55 69 Henderson 46 46 Belle Plaine 55 60 Jordan 57 57 LeSueur 74 65 Loyola 55 OT 59 Norwood Y A 61 OT 57 Montgomery 31 57 (iaylord 61 46 Districts (iaylord MVL 43 52 64 58 Loyola 42 1. Jim Neubarth rips down a rebound. 2. Steve Plieseis powers his way for two. 3. Statistlcians-Sharon Dunkleberger, Crystal Wicmann. Tara Boese 72 — Boys' Basketball 1. Jim Krcft skies over the defense. 2. Brian Hartmann shows good form as he shoots for two. 3. Scott Zeiher dribbles the ball up the court. Freshman: Front Row : Pete Weber, James Sommers, Dan Slinden, Keith Dressen, Pal Vrklan. John Mader Row 2 : Scan Plocgcr, Mike Meffert, Tim Luskey, Paul Roscnfcld, Chad Koehler, Wade Mesenbring, Coach Alan Ihrke Jr. High: Front Row : Mike Laabs, Brent Ziegler, Cory Zeiher, Kris Von Eschen, Erie Bergersen. Tony Noack, Gary St. John, Brian Andcrly, Daniel Kroells Row 2 : Jacob Zeiher, Derrick Schmidt, Troy Bruhjell, Chris Bruch, Jeff Tuchtenhagcn, Bruce Farniok, Brad Rud, Brad Krueger, Steve Robeck Boys' Basketball — 73 Cain Captures State Title It was an A-GI first. Darren Cain became A-GI’s first state wrestling champion — Class A 1551b. class at the Minnesota 50th State Wrestling Tournament. He finished the season with a 25-1-1 record. Dave Hultgren was also a state entrant. He finished the season with a 7-5-1 record. He had been out most of the season because of a football injury. His matches were challenging; it was not always easy but Dave came out as a winner because he tried. To be a good wrestler takes a great deal of dedication, practice, and determination. With this in mind the A-GI wrestling team had a record of 7-10. Varsity was coached by Mr. Mel Cain, B-squad was coached by Mr. Chuck Shimota, and C-squad was coached by Mr. Rick Boerner. Only three seniors will be leaving this year. Mark Soef- fker, Dean Dragert, and Nao Doi. Each and every wrestler is important because it takes more than one person to win. Varsity: Front Row: Jason Stiller. Dean Dragert, Jeff Schmidt, Marty O'Brien. Kyle Strcich, David Rohde Row 2 : Manager Bryce Eg- gert. Matt Wendt, Mike Weinand. Dave Hultgren, Darren Cain, Corey Strcich. Tim Kemp Row 3: Coach Melvin Cain, Nick Alslebcn, Jon Latzkc, JeffDorwciler, Shawn Battchcr, Bill Boettcher. Rick Moore 1. Darren Cain is the first A-GI state champion. 2. Darren Cain wrestling his way to the lop. 3. Dave Hultgren comes back strong from injury. 4. Mike Weinand showing strength against Jordan 5. Corey Streich making his move. 6. Dean Dragert goes for a pin. 74 — Wrestling A-GI Opponent 45 Fairfax-Gibbon 15 W 21 Winthrop-Gaylord 32 L 35 Jordan 21 W 20 LeSucur 41 L 33 Cedar Mountain 35 L 51 Loyola 18 W 21 Norwood-Y A 45 L 45 Montgomery 15 W 18 LeCentcr 43 L 6 Winthrop-Gaylord 44 L 51 Mayor Lutheran 18 W 23 Belle Plaine 35 L 22 Nicollet 32 L 46 Springfield 18 W 36 Nicollet 26 W II Winthrop-Gaylord 44 L Tournaments Maple Lake 5th Place Hector 5th Place Glencoe 3rd Place Sub-Regions 2nd Place Wrestling— 75 1. Matt Wendt works his opponent over. 2. Stats Suzan Urch and Kim Olson. 3. Mark Soefllcer's first pin on varsity. B-Squad: Front Row : Manager Bryce Eg- gert, Nick Alsleben, Scot Pioskc, Bruce Harens, John Williams, JcfT Dorwcilcr, Peter Traxler Row 2 : Coach Chuck Shimota. Nao Doi, Matt Schauer, Shawn Battcher, Corey Scharpe, Bill Boettcher, Mark SoefTkcr, Rick Moore C'-Squad: Front Row : Jason Kemp, Chad Carpenter, Mike Bergs, Corey Carpenter, Bryce Eggert, Kyle Ewert, Jarid Halverson Row 2 : Coach Rick Boemer, Greg Mus- quiz. Dale Dragcrt, Chris Traxler, Jeff Kemp, Robert Mathwig, Jason Gieseke, Travis Paulsen 76 — Wrestling Cheerleaders With the help of new advisor Mary Beth Schwirtz new cheers were created to encourage school spirit. The A-GI and Henderson cheerleading squads com- bined this year to cheer on the new Bengal football team. 1. Football: Liz Swenson, Stacy Pinske, Kelli Kleist, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Monica Stowl, Julie Sommers, Jodi Litfin, Tammy Rohde, Theresa Brenke Middle: Stacy Alsleben 2. Advisor: Mrs. Mary Beth Schwirtz 3. Wrestling : Front Row: Jodi Litfin, Kelli Kleist, Lisa Thurk, Tammy Rohde Row 2: Jill Litfin, Jill Lietz, Daedra Cain, Mona Zum Berge, Stacy Alsleben 4. Boys Basketball: Front Row: Julie Sommers Row 2: Connie Kurtzweg, Betsy Hislop, Beth Sorenson, Chris Kelley, Teresa Robinson, Tracy Van Moorlehem Cheerleaders — 77 One-Act Play Stars at State The Arlington-Circen Isle high school actors and backstage crew successfully captured their fourteenth straight district championship on January 31, 1987. Arlington-Green Isle’s entry was a cutting from the full-length play The (Hass Menagerie . The region contest was held at Arlington and the veteran crew and cast members captured first place easily. They advanced to state competition and starred to end a suc- cessful campaign. The Gentleman Caller (Tim Dinkcl) tries to lift Laura's (Tracy Van Moorlehcm) spirits. Cast and Crew Members : Front Row Amy Panning, Chris Warwcg Row 2 : Jodi Litfin. John Trocke, Tracy Van Moorlehcm Row J : Tara Moore, Lisa Zciher, Kelly McCormick. Tint Dinkcl. Andy Gicscn 78 — One-Act Play Jr. High Takes On Science’s Challenges Several students presented their science projects at the Science Fair. Marcy Hultgrcn, a seventh grade student was the grand champion with her winning project entitled, “Do Pollutants in the Air Deter Plant Growth? LIFE SCIENCE I si-Do Pollutants in the Air Deter Plant Growth?- Marcy Hultgrcn, 7th Grade. Anorexia-Bulimia Survey-Molly Battcher, 8th Grade. 2nd-Why You Should Know About Ostcoporosis?- Lisa Mader, 7th Grade. What Does a Cell Look Like?-Kyle Streich. 8th Grade. 3rd-What is Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Sclcction?-Healher Warweg, 7th Grade. How Does a Painted Turtic Hibcrnatc?-Mikc Hcnnics. 8th Grade. EARTH SCIENCE Ist-What Is The Water Cycle?-Brad Rud, 7th Grade. How Much do Rocks Dissolve in Acid?-Jason Gicscke. 8th Grade. 2nd-What Is Gravity?-Andy Hislop, 7th Grade. What Is The Ozone Layer and Is It Being Destroyed?-Dust in Ducnow, 8th Grade. 3rd-Humidily in a Homc-Anthony Noack, 7th Grade. Rocks-Dcnisc Engelmann. 8lh Grade. Marcy Hultgrcn shows her science fair project to the judges. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Ist-How C an We Make a Simple Magnifying Glass?- Amanda Schuft, 7th Grade. How Does Vibrating Matter Produce Sound?- Kathryn Kreft. 8th Grade. 2nd-ls Air Heavy?-Eric Bergersen. 7th Grade. Colors-Angic Hennessey, 8th Grade. 3rd-to Rise or Not to Rise-Soda and Powder is an Answer-Sharia Olson, 7th Grade. Mr. Don Sauter is one of many judges for the junior high science fair. Science Fair— 79 Send Your Sweetheart a Sucker Spirit at Arlington-Green Isle was uplifted throughout the Valentine’s season with the sale of sweetheart suckers. Sales skyrocketed as approximately 2,800 suckers were purchased. The student coun- cil worked diligently to keep up with the sale and sorting of the attached tickets. During the second period on the Friday before Valentine’s Day, student council members distributed the suckers to the various sweeties throughout the high school. 1. Bridgid Slrobcl receives a sweetheart sucker. 2. Mr. Gregory Goblirsch organizes the many sucker tickets. 3. Student council members Michelle Meyer and Troy Koester joke around while sorting tags. 4. Student council members Michelle Meyer and Dave Hultgren sell sweetheart suckers to Rob Brau and Kelli Kleist. 80 — Valentine’s Day Yearbook Staff Works Hard to Produce Book Yearbook is a never ending job. There's always something to do: pictures to take, copy to write, pictures to sell, money to col- lect, ads to sell, theme pages to correlate, deadlines to meet, and this year, the computer to learn. The computer was added to make typing and printing of the yearbook more efficient. Editors Marianne Famiok and Anne Scott along with advisor, Mrs. Mary Hulgren, spent time this summer attending special workshops to become acquainted with the program. New yearbook staffers worked hard on pages to meet deadlines. They found they had to look at their school and classmates in a little different perspective, watching for good pictures and making copy and layout that would reflect the history of the 1986-87 school year and also interest the students. Marianne Famiok spent many hours typing copy on the computer. Yearbook Staff: Front Row: Anita Meyer, Marianne Famiok, Anne Scott, Cheri Bethke, Laurelie Urch, Mrs. Mary Hultgren. Row 2: Mary Eibs, Michelle Meyer, Kelli Kleist, Vicki Kittock. Row 3: Dave Hultgren, Rob Brau, Thorsten Bergmann, Tom Zaske, Dan Weinand. Yearbook-81 82 — Senior Candids Senior Candids — 83 Senior Clothes and fashions arc a part of everyday life. The seniors at Arlington-Green Isle wanted to give some examples of their favorite things to wear dur- ing their last year here. They liked to sport around in their Levi’s while wearing a Coca-Cola shirt or a high necked sweater. When out on the town. Guess was the word. Banana Clips in the hair and suspenders added the finishing touch. 84 — Senior Fads 1. Laurelic Urch and Cathy Battchcr have quenched their thirst for fashions in Coca-Cola shirts. 2. Teresa Alsleben. Nancy Budahn, Michelle Meyer, and Brenda Herbst get together with high-necked sweaters. 3. Sherry Hoff, Tami Panning, Debbie Wolter, and Jodi Schwirtz show off a fruitful new look in hair fashion: Banana Clips. 4. Can you GUESS what Paula Boettcher, Karen Thoelc, Sandy Sample, Jodi Litfin, and Kelli Kleist are doing? 5. Brian Hartmann, Kim Olson, and Mark Socffkcrgct a lift from their LEVI'S. 6. Pat Guerrero, Tracy Van Moorlehem, and Dan Wcinand snap into action. Senior Fads — 85 Increased Interest in Foreign Languages The Foreign Language Club is comprised of Spanish and German students who find cultural ex- changes at club meetings very interesting. The club has an annual white elephant sale in the fall in which unwanted objects are wrapped and sold to bidders. In December they carol to Good Samaritan residents and hospital patients. After caroling they return to school to eat Kaffee Kuchen and to break a pinata fill- ed with candy. In the spring students attend Spanish Day and German Day at the Minnesota Zoo. Spanish : Front Row: Barb Vos, Michelle Brown, Susan Voight, Sharon O’ Brien, Michele Soeffker, Rachel Roiger, Robert Good. Row 2: Mclani Haggenmiller, Michelle McCormick, Amy Giesen, Peggy Mehlhop, Nick Alslcbcn, Gretchen Oilman, Debbie Dietel, Susan Wolter, Mrs. Judy Scott. Row 3: Joanie Williams, Cindy Kurtzweg, Marianne Famiok, Karen Foley, Margie Pfarr, Anne Scott, Debbie Wolter, Grace Connolly. Row 4: Connie Kurtzweg, Jill Litfin, Lisa Thurk, Laura Schneider, Shirley Schmidtbauer, Sharon Dunklebercer, Joni Danielson. Row 5: Jason Meyer, Marty O’ Brien, Troy Koester, Lynn Bulau, Michelle Bergs, Donna Thoele. Row 6 : Jason Stiller, Pat Guerrero, David Foley. Row 7: Michael Good, Pat Connolly, Rick Moore, Pete Vos, Rob Brau. Row8 : Kim Olson, Amy Panning, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Jodi Litfin, Michelle Meyer, Cathy Battcher, Cindy ClufT. 86-Foreign Language Club Language students Amy Panning, Pat Connolly, Kim Olson, Tom Zaske, Debbie Woltcr, Dave Hultgren, and Tracy Van Moorlchem are intent on learning their respective foreign languages German and Spanish. German : Front Row: Anne Scott, Becky Ebersviller, Mona Zum Berge, Paula Foley, Kristine Oelfke, Mrs. Mary Hultgren. Row 2: Leah Gaare, Bridgid Strobel, Karen Thoele, Jackie Piotter, Anita Meyer, Penny Budahn. Row 3: Brenda Buck, Stacy Pinske, Julie Sommers, Unni Stenholt, Kristina Kuivas, Kelly McCormick. Row 4 : Daedra Cain, Suzan Urch, Stacy Alsleben, Vicki Kittock, Joann Wagner, Ann Buck. Row 5 : Chris Kelley, Lisa Zeiher, Jill Melsha, Kay Haggenmiller, Patty Torgerson. Row 6 : Dawn Youngdahl, Tara Boese, Stacy Roehler, Doug Bening, Pat Scham, Wayne Kube, Barry Mathwig. Row 7: John Trockc, Thorstcn Bcrgmann, Tom Zaske, John Kreft, Jim Krcft, Dave Hultgren. Row8 : Mark Kreft, Brian Hartmann, Darren Cain, Mike Weinand, Jim Ncubarth Barry Nagel, Tim Dinkel. Foreign Language Club-87 Music Is Feeling Not Sound Wallace Stevens Front Row: Matt Scharping, Aaron Gieseke, Lori Nordhausen, Mark Foley, David Cook, Eric Reetz, Scott Krueger, Jeff Jahr, Doug Maeder Row 2: Ricky Quast, Dan Utendorfer, Matt Ploeger, David Graupmann, Joel Renneke, Chris Bulau, Klinton Hatlestab, Chris Franke, Brian Gieseke Row 3: Andy Berger, Peter Bremer, Molly Milinkovich, Lori Ebersviller, Amy Pinske, Jodi Pioske, Matthew Breyer, Jay Krueger, Anthony Beneke Front Row: Mary Thoele, Anne Grabitske, Jessica Thoele, Becky Dose, Amy Mueller, Maggie Klitzke, Tiffany Bruckschen, Nicole Campbell, Heidi Tuchtenhagen Row 2 : Stacie Wolters, Tammy Mathwig, Jessica Buck, Sarah Lietz, Emily Schauer, Renja Zellmann, Rebecca Maki, Nicole Woolhouser, Heather Brenke Row 3: Mike Dose, Josh Renneke, Scott Zeigler, Lance Weckwerth, Jenny Winters, Danny Rose, Lynn Schmitz, Melissa Dahlke, Kara Schuette 88 — Jr. High Band Grade 8 : Front Row: Jenny Schuetz, Kristin Nagel, Robin Flohrs, Molly Battcher, Kelli Tuchtenhagen, Felicia Quast Row 2: Marcie Pinske, Nicki Soefflcer, Kathryn Kreft, Cindy Budahn, Tia Kelley, Michelle Boettcher, Angie Hennesey Row 3: John Reilly, Jim Mueller, Grant Beninc, Jason Ruehling, Mike Bergs, Neal Wisch Row 4: John Skefiey, Harlan Schauer, Trinity Horstman, Dean Stoeckman, Daniel Kroells Grade 7 : Front Row: Lisa Mader, Robyn Mesenbring, Marcy Hultgren, Jeanine Morriem, Sharia Olson Row 2: Colleen Connolly, Amanda Schuft, Shannon Henke, Michelle Krentz Row 3: Brad Krueger, Brent Ziegler, Jacob Zeiher, William Meyer Row 4 : Brad Rud, Tony Noack, Eric Bergersen, Mike Schneider Grade 6 : Front Row: Jeanna Ruehling, Ingrid Kaufman, Sara Narr, Sarah Tramel, Jason Kemp, Jarid Halverson Row 2: Andrea Bade, Sean Dietel, Tony Alsleben, Pam Liebl, Stephanie Olson, Ruth Ehlkc Row 3: Shannon Reilly, Sisi Anderly, Greg Musquiz, Matt Scharpe, Patrick Amcson Row 4 : Anne Noack, Becky Mueller, Wendy Zeiher, Anne Schauer, Mara Lee Weckwerth Jr. High Band — 89 Senior Band Marches To Its Own Beat Fired up, the Arlington-Green Isle band prepared for its various concerts throughout the year. The band not only performed at concerts and important athletic events but also marched in several local parades. 1. Top to Bottom : Jodi Litfin, Debbie Wolter, Patrice Torgcrson, Tara Hardel, Michelle Bergs, Deena Wolter, Nick Aisleben, Crystal Wiemann, Connie Kurtzweg 2. Front Row: Mark Kreft Row 2: Karen Thoele, Brenda Buck 3. Director: Mr. James Jaszewski 4. Troy Koester, Nathan Zellmann 5. Front Row: Donna Thoele, Chris Kelley, Stacy Aisleben Row 2: Cathy Battcher, Laurelie Urch 90 — Band 6. Front Row: Suzi Meyer, Amy Schneider Row 2: Mike Kramer, Bill Boettcher, Darrin Buck Row 3: Lonnie Weckwerth, Tim Kemp 1. Front Row. Tara Moore, Rachelle Rud, Beth Sorenson, Amy Reilly Row 2: Barb Kemp, Brenda Herbst, Lori Pioske, Julie Sommers Row 3 : Jodi Dietel, Teresa Robinson, Lee Bernstein, Lori Krueger 2. Front Row: Jill Litfin, Lisa Thurk, Anita Meyer, Michelle Meyer, Dan Slinden Row 2: Matt Schauer, Daniel Buck, Corey Streich, Dave Hultgren, Darren Buckentin 3. Front Row: Jeanie Meisinger, Dianna Nordhausen Row 2: Julie Wark, Amy Panning, Lisa Zeiher 4. Front Row: Tracy Van Moorlehem, Stacy Pinske Row 2: Stacy Meyers, Cami Fluguear, Karen Buckentine, Michele SoefTker Row 3 : Jill Melsha, Wade Mesenbring, Dave Ehlke, Kelli Kleist, Elizabeth Kreger Band — 91 There Is Music In The Air... This year the senior choir consisted of fifty- eight members including thirteen males. During the first quarter the choir accepted an invitation to the St. Olaf Choir Festival where almost two thousand singers contributed to a great perfor- mance. Several selected choirs had the honor of singing alone. The famous St. Olaf Choir im- pressed all with its accurate singing of difficult note intervals. The community of Arlington was entertained by several concerts, for example, the fall concert where the choir sang their Manure Song. Mrs. Sara McKay directs the choir. Front Row: Bridgid Strobel, Stacy Alsleben, Teresa Robinson, Debbie Dols, Rachel Roiger, Sophia Fry, Laurie Jensen, Rachelle Creech, Gretchen Oilman, Susan Voight Row 2: Mrs. Sara McKay, Ann McClelland, Precious Trebesch, Jenny BrockofT, Barb Von Berge, Rachelle Young, Tara Boese, Betsy Hislop, Beth Sorenson, Daedra Cain, Jenny Pautsch, Laurelie Urch Row 3: Kelly McCormick, Annette Beraersen, Shirley Schmidtbauer, Joni Danielson, Chris Kelley, Rachelle Rud, Karla Dose, Crystal Wiemann, Lynn Bulau, Karen Buckentine, Pam Maeder Row 4: Melani Haegenmiller, Mona Zum Berge, Paula Foley, Stacy Olson, Teresa Alsleben, Kim Olson, Amy Panning, Jill Litfin, Dawn Youngdahl, Unni Stenholt, Joanie Williams, Rhonda Robeck Row 5 : John Oelflce, Matt Wendt, Mike Weinand, Nao Doi, Barry Mathwig, Dave Ehlke, Pat Guerrero, Tim Dinkel, Thorsten Bergmann, David Schilling, Jeff Dorweiler, Dan Slinden, Dave Slinden 92 — Choir 1. Front Row: Robyn Mesenbring, Jenny Schuetz, Stephanie Keizer, Jenny Burtyk, Heather Warweg, Rachel Boettcher, Jessica Bernstein Row 2: Sandy Prahl, Sharia Olson, Robin Flohrs, Rebecca Larson, Amanda Schuft, Julie Goetsch, Chenlynn Scham, Jeanine Morriem Row 3 : Roseann Schauer, Tia Kelley, Kathryn Kreft, Betina Woolhouse, Angie Hennesey, Joyce Dunkleberger, Christie Paulsen, Shem Hanke Row 4: Mrs. Sara McKay, Nicki Soefflcer Cindy Budahn, Nanette Studtman, Kristin Nagel, Marcie Pinske, Tina Bruch, Michelle Krentz, Tammy Mehlhop Row 5 : Bruce Famiok, Andy Hislop, Kris Von Eschen, Brad Rud, Jeff Kemp, Chuck Winter, Robert Foley Row 6: Mike Laabs, Joshua Skelley, Derrick Schmidt, Bill Wark, Darrek Panning 2. Teresa Alsleben and Kim Olson pose for the camera. Choir — 93 Jazz Band Jazz pizzaz — what wears black pants with white shirt and a red bow tie and suspenders? This years Arlington-Green Isle jazz band. Jazz has its tradition of having a certain com- bination of trumpets, trombones, and saxophones. Arlington-Green Isle followed that style with its own jazz band. An extra-curricular activity, jazz band was open to any band student. These students learned musical techniques 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 to obtain a high level of perfor- mance solo ensemble contest and performed at several community functions. Front Row: Anita Meyer, Connie Kurtzwcg, Stacy Meyers, Stacy Alsleben, Jill Litfin, Michele Soeffker Row 2: Corey Streich, Crystal Wiemann, Suzi Meyer, Amy Schneider, Dodi Barfknecht, Mr. James Jaszewski Row 3: Patrice Torgerson, Michelle Bergs, Jodi Litfin, Debbie Wolter, Tara Hardel, Bill Boettcher Row 4: Dave Hultgren, Mark Kreft 94 — Jazz Band The varsity club consists of letter winners in our school s varsity sports. These athletes are honored for the work and dedication it took to earn a varsity Varsity Club Honors A-GI Letterman Michelle Bergs. Row 2: StacyAlsleben' Conn fe urt'zwcK re n Foie v' Marv h Ar!,Bl|CkvIammy Rohde, Bridgid Slrobel, Karen Buckentine. Row 3: Brenda Buck Stacy Pinske Rachelle Rud T Jv ThoSe’ f 'chelle Meyer, Teresa Alsleben, Varsity Club-95 Extremely busy could best describe advisor Kathy Morton with Tracy Van Moorlehem as State FHA and Julie Sommers as District 8 president. These two had to attend many meetings to coor- dinate state and district activities and make many decisions. On the local level the organization worked in the concession stand, had a spaghetti supper, made and sold homecoming football cookies, par- ticipated in Action Activity Events, attended district and state convention, and ended the year with an awards tea. State President-Tracy Van Moorlehem, Mrs. Kathryn Morton, District President-Julie Sommers Front Row: Tracy Van Moorlehem, Julie Sommers. Marianne Famiok. Kelli Kieist, Michele Soeflker, Kay Haggenmillcr, Siacy Alslebcn. Laura Schneider, Mrs. Kathryn Morton Row 2: Tami Panning, Melam Haggenmillcr, Lynette Eibs, Crystal Wicmann, Michelle Bergs, Lynn Bulau, Lisa Zeiher, Tara Boesc. Betsy Hislop, Daedra Cain Row 3: Brenda Herbst, Amy Panning. Brenda Buck, Stacy Pinske, Patrice Torgcrson, Connie Kurtzwcg, Jill Mclsha, Sharon O’Brien. Margie Pfarr Row 4 : Stacy Meyers, Cathy Battcher, Julie Schumacher. Lori Pioske, LisaThurk, Karen Foley, Unni Stcnholt, Kelly McCormick, Mary Eibs Front Row: Mrs. Kathryn Morton, Molly Battcher, Jenny Schuetz, Marcie Pinske, Amy Schneider, Jill Litfin, Kathryn Kreft Row 2: Denise Engelmann, Nicki Soeflker, Tia Kelley, Kristin Nagel, Robin Flohrs, Carol Foley, Michelle Brown Row 3: Elizabeth Kreger, Peggy Mehlhop, Stephanie Keizer, Nanette Studtman, Tammy Mehlhop, Robyn Mesenbring, Shannon Henke, Amy Giesen, Michelle McCormick 96 — FHA The Arlington-Green Isle chapter of the Future Farmers of America have strived for excellence again this year. Some contests the future farmers have attended include the dairy and general livestock, meats, leadership, and farm manage- ment. The members worked hard to raise money for Camp Courage through the com drive. Their annual fruit sale was also a success. I. FFA Officers: Front Row: Mr. Gary Fokken-Advisor, Scott HofT-Sentinel Row 2: Mary Eibs-President; District Sentinel, Barb Kemp-Reporter Row 3: Sandy Sample-Vice President, Karen Thoele-Secretary Not pictured: Wayne Schneider-Treasurer FFA: A FUTURE FOR AGRICULTURE Front Row: Mary Eibs, Van Harms, Dave Ehlke, Tom Pomplun, Advisor-Mr. Gary Fokken Row 2: Sandy Sample, Karen Thoele, Barb Kemp, Dave Lieskc Row 3: Brian Steffer, Sherry Hoff, Donna Thoele, Jon Latzkc, Dustin Kroells Row 4: Keith Oelfke, Rick Moore, John Oelfke, Scott Hoff FFA — 97 Science Club Explores Epcot Center Excited was the word to describe science club members when advisor Mr. Tom Noack proposed a trip to Epcot Center to study science related projects. Members busily met and planned fund raisers to defray expenses. Members each paid half of their fare and the science club earned the rest of the money. Each one thought this extension of the classroom was a motivational learning experience. Seated: Rick Moore Standing: Front Row: Mr. Tom Noack, Chris Warweg, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Chris Kelley, Lisa Zeiher, Thorsten Bergmann Row 2: Steve Kurtzweg, Mark Kreft, Tim Dinkel, Crystal Wiemann, Rachelle Rud, Michelle Bergs Row 3: Pat Connolly 98 — Science Club prina Baseball Team Wins 1. Brian Hartmann slides home safely in a game against LeCenter. 2. Varsity Baseball Team: Front Row : Rick Moore, Manager Rob Brau, Scott Zeiher, Gary Beneke, Troy Koester, Billy Heimkes Row 2: Head Coach Don Sautcr, Wayne Schneider, Dan Wcinand, Tom Zaske, Brian Hartmann, Pat Scharn, Dave Hultgrcn, Mike Wcinand SCOREBOARD W LeCenter L LcSueur W Jordan W Montgomery W Gaylord W Loyola W LeCenter W LcSueur W Norwood-VA L Norwood-VA W Jordan W Montgomery 11- 1 W Gaylord 3-4 W New Prague 13-3 LNcwUlmCath 12- 0 L Loyola 7-3 L Belle Plainc 3-2 W Belle Plainc 12- 1 Districts 6-3 W Henderson 9-6 W Gaylord 4-14 W Loyola 13- 6 Region 10-0 L Norwood-Y A 10-1 5- 1 0- 4 1- 4 6- 7 8-3 14-0 4- 0 5- 0 7- 5 District Title A-Gfs baseball team came into this year with high expectations after last years state finish. With a solid pitching staff and heavy hitting, the Indians fininshed the regular season with a 13-5 record and a second place finish in the MRC. Seated number one ‘in the district, they lived up to their billing as they no-hit Henderson and Gaylord and deafeated the MRC champions Mankato-Loyola 5-1 in the title game. 100 Baseball Baseball 101 H- leam: Front Row: Jeff Schmidt, Tim Luskey, Marty O’Brien, Wade Mesenbring. Mike Meffert, Matt Schauer, Pete Weber, Rickey Schmidt Row 2: Darrin Stoeckman, Barry Mathwig, Jason Meyer, Pat Krcgcr, Keith Oclfke, Corey Kistncr, Larry Sickmann, Eric Bates, Mr. Alan Ihrkc Jr. High Team: Front Row: Tony Noack, Dan MefTcrt, John Reilly, Christopher Evans, Trinity Horstman, Harlan Schauer, Mike Hcnnies, Bruce Harens, Chris Jensen, Mr. Daniel Tackmann Row2 : Troy Breycr, Darren Kroells. Eric Bergersen, Jim Mueller, Jason Ruehling, Brent Ziegler, Mike Schneider, Cory Zeiher, Chris Brown, Joe Roigcr 1. Mr. Don Sautcrand Mr. Michael Vrklan joke before getting the field ready. 2. Scott Zeiher snaps off another curve ball. 102 Baseball Brenda Buck, Karen Foley, Teresa Alslcben, and Michele Socffker huddle together to keep warm. Softball Spirits Are High Despite the tough season in the score books, the spirit of this year’s softball team was high. The team worked hard, and the girls achieved many personal goals. Arlington-Green Isle Softball A-GI Opponent 6 LeCenter 9 5 LeSucur 6 4 Jordan 20 3 Monty 8 6 New Ulm Cath. 14 8 Loyola 9 9 LeCenter 6 1 Brownton 13 14 Howard Lakc-Wavcrly 8 7 LeSueur 9 2 N-YA 12 4 N-YA 14 5 Jordan 18 1 Monty 9 4 Loyola 9 2 Belle Plaine 9 3 Districts Belle Plaine 10 0 Loyola 6 Varsity Softball: Front Row: C onnie Kurtzweg, Michele Soeffker, Anita Meyer, Ann Buck, Tracy Van Moorlchcm, Tara Hardel. Dodi Barfknccht, Amy Reilly. Amy Panning Row 2: Coach Diane Ebersvillcr, Karen Foley, Barb Kemp, Michelle Meyer, C'indy Cluff, Sharon Dunklebcrgcr, Brenda Buck. Jill Melsha Softball 103 I. Sharon Dunklcbcrgcr keeps a watchful eye on the pitch. 2. Tracy Van Moorlchcm comes in to score. 3. Cindy Cluff gets set for the pitch. 4. Michelle Meyer waits for the throw to first. 5. Alvin Sautcr coaches the first junior high softball team. 104 Softball B-Team: Front Row: Jodi Dietcl, Suzi Meyer. Debbie Dols, Laura Schneider Row 2: Joni Danielson. Dacdra Cain, Debbie Dietcl. Shelly McCormick. Betsy Krcgcr, Becky Junior High: Front Row : Sharia Olson. Robyn Mescnbring, Marcy Hultgren Row 2: Lisa Mader, Jennifer Burtyk. Amanda Schuft Row 3: Michelle Krentz. Sherri Hanke. Tammy Mehlhop, Jcaninc Morricm, Debbie Luskcy Row 4 : Stephanie Keizer, Robin Flohrs. Marcie Pinskc, Jenny Schuctz, Tia Kelley. Roscann Schauer Softball 105 Success In Many Ways For The Boys’ Track Team This year 31 boys participated in the track team. Though there were many injuries, the team showed vast improvements from previous years. Foreign ex- change students Nao Doi and Thorsten Bergmann ad- ded speed and leadership to the young team. Highlighting the year for the team was the 4 x 400 m relay team placing second at the district meet and fifth at the region. Mark Soeffker throws the shot. Front row: Travis Paulsen, James Brockhoff. Pat Vrklan, Dan Slinden, Mike Bergs, Daniel Kroclls, Brian Anderly, Jason BrockhofT Row 2: John Oclfke, Dustin Duenow.PeterTraxler, Jacob Zeiher, Bruce Farniok, Robert Mathwig, Jason Bates. Andy Hislop, Troy Bruhjell, Brad Rud, Nao Doi, Daniel Buck Row 3: Coach Wyatt Bcinfang, Kent Schuette, John Mader, Derrick Schmidt, Mike Kramer, John Kreft.Mark Soeffker,Jim Ncubarth, Jim Kreft, Thorsten Bcrgmann.John Brown 106 Boys’ T rack Over ihc high jump goes Dustin Duenow. Boys' T rack 107 Nao Doi Runs the 100 m dash. A-GI Boys' Track A-GI-Silverlake-Hcndcrson 2nd MSU Indoor Conference 5th A-GI-Mayor-Jordan 3rd Norwood-YA Invitational 8th A-Gl-NYA-Mayor-Brownton-Loyola 8th Arlington 3rd Winthrop Relays 7th A-GI-Belle Plainc-LcSucur 3rd Lions 8th Jordan-A-GI-Montgomcry 2nd MRCat A-GI 6th District at A-GI 6th Region 7th Girls’ Track Squad Captures District Title: Mary Eibs ,1st In Region The 1987 A-GI girls' track team once again had a successful season as they captured the district ti- tle for the 5th consecutive year. Mary Eibs won the region title throwing the shotput qualify her for state cpmpetition. This successful and exciting season is the result of lots of hard work and dedica- tion. This year was characterized by many fine per- formances not only in running but also in field events. The winning tradition of the A-GI girls' track team is something we can all be proud of. A-GI Girls' Track A-GI-Hcndcrson-Silvcr Lake 1st MSU Indoor Conference 4th A-GI-Mayor-Jordan 2nd Norwood-YA Invitational 3rd A-Gl-NYA-Maycr-Brownton-Loyola 3rd Warriorettc Relays 3rd A-GI-Belle Plainc-LcSucur 1st A-GI-Henderson-Winsted-LcCenter 1st Lions Meet 2nd Jordan-Montgomery-A-GI 1st MRCat A-GI 4th District at A-GI 1st Region 7th 108 Boys and Girls' Track Girls' Varsity Track Squad: Front Row: Kathryn Krcft, Nanette Studtman, Molly Battcher, Carol Foley, Lisa Brown, Stacy Pinskc, Jill Lietz Row 2: Coach Michael Vrklan. Karen Thoele, Barb Von Berge, Sherry Sickmann, Bridgid Strobel, Peggy Mehlhop, Patrice Torgcrson, Amy Schneider, Shannon Henke Row 3: Mary Eibs, Kelly McCormick, Michelle Bergs, Rachclle Rud, Jena Strobel, Dawn Youngdahl. Donna Thoele, Julie Goctsch, Joyce Dunkleberger 2. Mary Eibs breaks the school record in shot put. 3. Donna Thoele strides over the hurdle. 4. Rachclle Rud runs for a victory. 5. Barb Von Berec gels ready for the start. 6. Stacy Pinskc reaches for the hand-off Girls'Track 109 I. Returning letter winners. 2. Karen Thocle gets ready to run with help from Sherry Sickmann. 3. 4 x 200 Relay: C arol Foley, Donna Thocle, Stacy Pinskc. Dawn Youngdahl 4. 4 x 100 Relay: Stacy Pinskc, Lisa Brown, Donna Thocle. Karen Thocle 5. Joyce Dunklcberger stretches for that extra inch. 110 Girls’ Track Voice of Democracy The theme of this year’s VFW sponsored voice of democracy contest was “The Challenge of American Citizenship.” Any student in grades 10-12 throughout the United States is eligible to compete. Each student must submit a three to five minute speech based on the theme. In the local contest Pat Connolly placed first, Julie Sommers second, and Patrice Torgerson third. Mrs. Marie Kreft, Patrice Torgerson, Julie Sommers, Pat Connolly, and Mrs. Bulla Blumke Spelling Bee The annual Arlington-Green Isle spelling bee was held on February 3, 1987. Students in grades 3-8 participated. The spell off for grades 5-8 was won by Patrick Ameson. Pat went on and competed in regional competition. Spelling Bee Participants : Peter Ameson, Scott Zciglcr, Patrick Ameson, Donna Kroclls, and Bonnie Dahlke Voice of Democracy Spelling Bee — 111 Will You Still Love Me? Prom ’87 May 15, 1987 was a memorable night for all those who attended the banquet and prom. The juniors did a creative job of decorating the gym in colors of mint green, yellow, and pink. At the ban- quet the guest speaker was Nancy Wentzlaff, the toastmaster was John Trocke and speakers were Michelle Meyer and Dave Hultgren. At the ban- quet, Corey Streich, Tim Dinkel, Tracy Van Moorlehem, and Teresa Alsleben sang “Nobody Loves Me Like You Do”. The grand march fol- lowed the banquet and the music was supplied by the KQRS Sound and Light Show. 112 Prom 1. The couples join together after coming off the bridge. 2. Julie Schumacher makes her way to the end of the tunnel. 3. Unni Slcnholt and Chris Warweg are being announced on the bridge. 4. Andy Giesen and Kay Haggenmiller are waiting for the grand march. 5. Dan Weinand and Kim Olson are are being announced on the bridge. 6. Mary Eibs and Lyle Krentz make their way over the bridge. 7. Waitresses: Donna Thoelc, Barb Von Berge, Beth Sorenson, Michelle Bergs, Jena Strobcl, Betsy Hislop, Dacdra Cain, Joni Danielson Waiters: Jeff Schmidt, Eric Bates, Billy Heimkcs, Mike Kramer, Corey Kistner. Larry Sickmann, Bill Boettcher, Jon Latzke 8. Teresa Alsleben, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Tim Dinkel, and Corey Streich sing at the banquet. 9. The couples dance to the Sound and Light Show. 10. Anne Scott and Dave Ehlke cross the bridge. 11. Everyone is anticipating their meal at the banquet. Prom 113 1. Nancy Wcntzlaff talks to those attending the banquet. 2. The couples arc waiting to join in the grand march. 3. John Trocke, toastmaster, kept the program going at the banquet. 4. The couples divide at the end of the bridge during the grand march. 5. Michelle Meyer, senior class president, spoke to the juniors and seniors at the banquet. 6. Thorsten Bergmann and Michele Socffker join hands to dance after coming out of the tunnel. 7. Dave Hultgrcn, junior class president, wccomcs the juniors and seniors to the banquet. 114 Prom Great Expectations by Charles Dickens “One overcast afternoon, Pip, a young orhpan boy was walking along the masrshes near the house where he lived. Suddenly a man rose out of the swamp. ‘Keep still you little devil or I'll cut your throat.’” This is the opening of Charles Dickens’ widely read novel. It describes Pip’s activities along his way of becoming a gentleman. CAST: Pip . . . Matt Wendt Biddy . . . Crystal Wicman Joe . . . Tim Dinkcl Mrs. Joe ... Cami Flugucar Molly .. . Dccna Woltcr Estclla ... Chris Kelley Mrs. Havisham . .. Tracy Van Moorlehem Aged Parent.. . Lisa Zeihcr Pumblechook . . . Tim Kemp Drummle . . . John Brown Jaggers .. . Peter Vos Wcmmick . . . Barry Mathwig Mrs. Skiffins . .. Beth Sorenson Clara... Tara Moore Herbert.. . Douglas Bening Magwitch .. . Mark “Tinker Kreft Compcyson ... Toasty Bergmann Crew: Tara Hardel, Amy Panning. Laura Schneider, Connie Kurtzwcg, Leah Gaare, Kay Haggenmiller, Missy Bergs. Shelly “DafTy Rud, Kelly Me Cormiclc Nick Alsleben, Stacy Alsleben. Patty Torgerson Director: Christopher Moore Pip (Matt Wendt) and Estclla (Chris Kelley) in the last scene. Front Row : Leah Gaare, Laura Schneider, Kay Haggenmiller, Amy Panning, Tracy Van Moorlehem, Jill Litfin, Amy Lictz, Tim Kemp Row 2: Patrice Torgerson, Stacy Alsleben, Tara Moore, Tara Hardel, Lisa Zeihcr Row 3: Pete Vos, Connie Kurtzwcg, Chris Kelley, Crystal Wicmann, Tim Dinkcl, Cami Flugucar, Beth Sorenson Row4 : Deena Woltcr, Kelly McCormick, Michelle Bergs. Rachcllc Rud, John Brown, Thorstcn Bcrgmann, Doug Bening, Matt Wendt, Mark Kreft Spring Play 115 DECLAM: The Key to Expression Each year, students in grades seven through twelve rehearse in categories of their preference. After much preparation, they spend Satuday after Saturday competing in very intense tournaments. This year many students attended the district com- petition at Gaylord. Twelve contestants advanced to the regional competition at Winthrop, and one, Pat Connolly, advanced to the state competition. 1. Pat Connolly advanced to the state competition in Original Oratory. 2. District Team: Front Row: Tracy Van Moorlchem.Dave Hultgren, Julie Sommers, Jodi Litfin tovy 2: Heather Warweg, Kathryn Kreft, Robyn Mcscnbring. Jill Lietz, Amy Schneider, Lyncttc Eibs Row 3: Tara Hardel, Rachclle Rud, Tara Moore, Karen Buckcntine, Cami Fluguear, Marianne Farniok Row 4: Tim Kemp, Dccna Wolter, Lisa Zeihcr, Chris Kelley, Nick Alslebcn, Brad Rud Row 5 ; Beth Sorenson, Crystal Wicmann, Grace Connolly, Kristine Oclfkc, Amy Reilly Row 6 : Pat Connolly. Pat Krcger, Mark Kreft, Troy Koester 3. District Team: From Row: Nick Alslebcn, Julie Sommers, Jodi Litfin Row 2: Kathryn Kreft, Jill Lietz, Marianne Farniok Row 3: Rachclle Rud. Tara Hardle, Crystal Wicmann Row 4 : Pat Connolly, Mark Kreft, Troy Koester 4. Poetry: Front Row: Amanda Schuft, Melani Haggenmiller, Julie Sommers. Row 2: Angie Hcnnesey, Suzi Meyer, Chris Kelley, Cami Fluguear 5. Prose: Front Row : Michele Soeffkcr, Jenny Burtyk, Jeanine Morriem, Sharia Olson Row 2: Colleen Connolly, Tara Moore, Lisa Zciher, Brad Rud. 6. Humorous: Front Row: Beth Sorenson. Stacy Alslebcn, Amy Schneider, Shannon Henke. Row 2: Eric Bates.Troy Koester, Jacob Zeihcr, Tony Noack, Mike Schneider, Jason Bates. 116 Dcclam I. Storytelling: Front Row: Heather Warwcg, Deena Wolter, Robyn Mesenbring, Kathryn Kreft 2. Extemporaneous Reading: Front Row: Amy Reilly, Rachcllc Rud. Marianne Farniok 3. Drama Front Row: Jodi Litfin. Tracy Van Moorlchem 4. Extemporaneous Speaking Front Row : Pat Krcger, Dave Hultgrcn Great Speeches Front Row :Grace Connolly, Crystal Wiemann Row 2 : Mark Kreft Discussion: Front Row : Karen Buckentinc, Tim Kemp, Jill Lietz 7. Creative Expression: Front Row : Tara Hardcl, Nick Alslebcn 8. Original Oratory: Front Row : Lynettc Eibs, Kristine Oclfkc Row 2: Rick Moore, Pat Connolly Deciam 117 Awards Given Science Awards ... Marcy Hultgren (Grand Champion) Bausch and Lomb Science Award ... Pat Connolly Outstanding Band Member. .. Jodi Litfin Outstanding Choir Member... Pat Guerrero Best Actor ... Tim Dinkcl Best Actress ... Tracy Van Moorlchcm Jim Evans Award ... Dan Wcinand Tracy Van Moorlehem Citizenship Award . .. Tim Dinkel Mary Eibs MRC Academic Award . . . Brenda Hcrbst Mark Soeffker Michelle Meyer Tim Dinkcl Maurice Noack Scholarship .. . Mary Eibs Army Academic Athletic Award ... Darren Cain Junior High Citizenship Award ... Dan Slinden Grace Connolly Also receiving awards were students council members, science fair winners, yearbook staff, district and region speech winners, and National Honor Society members. 1. Jodi Litfin and Pat Guerrero received the outstanding band and choir awards respectively. 2. Mr. Jack Redfearn awarded Pat Connolly the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. 3. The MRC Academic Award was given to Brenda Herbst and Michelle Meyer by Mr. Larry Klunder. 4. Tracy Van Moorlehem and Dan Weinand received the Jim Evan’s Award. 5. Darren Cain was awarded the Army Academic Athletic Award. 6. The Citizenship Award was given to Tim Dinkel and Mary Eibs. 7. Marcy Hultgren received a medal and a desk pen set for her grand champion science project. Lisa Madcr and Molly Battchcr await their awards. 8. Mr. Dennis Bergner hands Mary Eibs the Maurice Noack Scholarship Award. 118 Awards Day I 19 New Members In National Honor Society An April 28, 1987 the Arlislc Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 17 new members. Members must have a G.P.A. of 3.31 or better, show service to school, church, and community, exibit traits of strong motal character, and show active leadership in these areas. I. Tim Dinkcl presides over the ceremony. 2. Darren Cain receives his pledge and candle from Vice-President Anne Scott. 3. Front Row: Matt Wendt. Darren Cain. Jim Krcft. Rick Moore. Leah Gaarc. Kay Haggenmillcr Row 2: John Kreft Pete Vos, Rob Brau. Dave Hultgrcn. Vicki Kittock, Tom Zaske Row 3 : Bridgid Strobcl, Connie Kurtzwcg, Cindy Kurtzweg. Michele Socflkcr. Pat Connolly Row 4 : Marianne Farniok, Mary Eibs. Michelle Meyer, Anne Scott, Tim Dinkcl. ( hris Warwcg 120 National Honor Society In Memory Of Jason L. Gieseke Age 14 Born November 11, 1972 Died March 2, 1987 Loving Memories • Ydur entle face, and patient sm: With sadness we recall ! You had a kindly word forJH And died beloved by aMR '• The voice is mute, and stilled the h That lovt uswj l We mis: Astiti In Memory Of 121 Award Winners Recognized Athletes were honored at in- dividual sports awards nights. Volleyball: Mary Eibs, All-Conf. Hon. Mention;Karen Thocle, All Conf.; Brenda Herbst, AH Conf. Football: Mike Weinand, Mark Soeffker, Darren Cain, All Conf. Not pictured Brian Hartmann, All Conf. Wrestling: Tim Kemp-Most Improved, Mike Weinand-All Conf., Matt Wendt- All Conf. Hon. Mention, Darren Cain- All Conf. and State Champion, Dave Hultgrcn-Statc Entrant, Corey Streich- All Conf. and Most Pins 122 Athletic Awards Girls' Basketball: Brenda Herbst-AII Conf. and Miss Scrapper, Michelle Meyer-Most Improved, Karen Thocle- All Conf. Hon. Mention Boys' Basketball: Tom Zaske-AII Conf. Hon Mention. Not pictured, Brian Hartmann,-All Conf. and Mr. Hustle. Brian Hartmann-KNUJ Offensive Football Player of the Year Athletic Awards 123 Exchange Students Add Color to A-GI Thorsten Bergmann On August 6th I sat in the plane from Frankfurt to Chicago and was directly confronted with the YFU-exchange program. I flew to the country I worked and prepared to go to for almost a year and I was a bit curious about the whole matter. Now, after almost a years stay here in Arlington 1 recognize that very decision to become an ex- change student was right. I really enjoyed my stay especially because I stayed with the Gary Hultgren family, who made my stay one of the best times of my life. Dave involved me in many activities, for example football. This was quite an experience for me and I enjoyed the team spirit although I had a tough time handling the football. After football followed the basketball season, where I desperately tried to improve my power-move. All in all 1 had a very good time in all these sports. I will never forget my stay here. All people I met were all very helpful and contributed to my feeling that this was (or is) a second home for me. Nao Doi On midnight August 6th, 1986 I arrived in Arl- ington. At first I was surprised by many things: population, big and wide farms, beautiful nature. Several days after my arrival I was placed with Larry Gieseke’s family. I was very lucky to come into the Gieseke’s family because they were very helpful and gave me good advice. They made my stay very enjoyable and my younger Gieseke brothers made me feel right at home. Frist, when school started, I had difficulties to adopt, but when I faced a problem a teacher or a student was there to help me. I had problems with many American customs, too, but as time passed I got along better and better. During my stay it was interesting to discover the differences between the two cultures. By participating in several extracurricular ac- tivities I met many people and church activities taught me many new things. 1 think this year will have a great influence on my life when I return to Japan. I want to thank all who made my stay so enjoyable. 124 — YFU Getting An Impression of American Life Kristina Kuivas I arrived in Arlington just a week before school started. After choosing my classes and getting familiar with Arlington my great experience of high-school life. I enjoyed the school spirit and ac- tivities, especially basketball and although I had a tough time with practice I tried to give my best shot! It was fun to experience being a member of a team and I especially enjoy the spirit during games and the time afterwards. I also appreciated to be allowed to go to the homecoming celebration and all the other school activities, like the prom. All the A-GI students were very helpful and contributed to work to make this year very special to for me. Especially I want to thank my host-family, Richard Nagels, who gave me the impression of really being a family member. I want to thank everybody in Arlington for being so helpful and for making this year un- forgetable for me. Unni Stenholt On August 24th I arrived in Minnesota with about 150 other ASSE (American Skandinavian Student Exchange) students. The 9-hour flight from Norway was finally over. After a two-hour wait clearing customs I finally was welcomed into America by my new family, Les and Joyce Mor- reim. After making long awaited greetings, I left for my new home in Arlington for the next ten months. There are many differences, large and small, bet- ween Arlington and Norwegian life styles. For ex- ample, the school system differs in the freedom of choosing classes and in the student freedom in general, especially in grades 10 through 12. American food is somewhat different. There is so much more “junk food” thean we have in Norway. Sports is another area of difference. We dont’t have football, baseball or softball. Our most popular sports are soccer in the summer and skiing in the winter. One of the most interesting things I’ve learned about Minnesota and America is the importance placed on heritage. I’ve talked to many people who have ancestors from or relatives in Norway. In fact, I think the state motto should be, “Minnesota The land of 10,000 Norwegians”!!! I have enjoyed my stay in Arlington, especially the friendliness shown to me by the people in town and in school. YFU — 125 A Time to Move Forward... Graduation is a time to look back on the memories that filled the lives of the seniors over the past four years at Arlington-Green Isle. It is a time to prepare for the future with further educa- tion or work, with the experiences gained through high school. It is a time to say good-bye to old friends and to say hello to new friends. It is the time to accept a new outlook and move forward with what life has to offer. 1. Cheri Bethke and Karen Foley anxiously parade into the commencment. 2. Darren Buckentin flashes a smile to the camera as Jim Wentzlaff and Howard Sickmann look on. 3. Seniors look nervous during the commencement exercises. 4. Julie Sommers and Brenda Hcrbst play the clarinet for the last time. 126 Graduation 1. Junior ushers were Ann Buck. Pal Connolly, Sharon O’Brien. Rick Moore, Vicki Kiliock, and Pat Scharn. 2. Valedictorian Jodi Litfin giving her inspiring speech. 3. Superintendent George Maca hands the Citizenship Award to Mary Eibs. 4. Salutatorian Tim Dinkel begins his speech. Graduation 127 1. Seniors receive congratulations in the emotion-filled line. 2. Exchange student Thorsten Bcrgmann receives his diploma. 3. 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Call 964-5897 Carol Hebeisen Owner 1-800-642-0323 3 Miles South of Arlington on Hwy. 19 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Compliments Best Wishes to the Class of’87 ELEANOR PAT BIG STONE INCORPORATED 300 3rd Ave. S.W. « COLOR MATES INC. Complete Line of Paints, Wallcoverings Window Treatments. 103 E. Main Street 964-2402 Arlington We re here to help you. We re TOTAL HARDWARE Best Wishes to the Class of ’ 87 For All Your Hardware Needs DWIGHT AND PAT GRAB1TSKE Arlington, MN 55307 Phone: 964-2772 136 — Ads Builders of Heritage Clocks, and Dealers of Herschede, Howard Miller and Ridgeway Clocks' CHIME CLOCK GALLERIES Jewelry Gifts Hwy. 5 North — Arlington, MN 55307 Phone (612) 964-2207 Raymond and Mildred Meffert 467-3111 HAMBURG ■ariNifCHiJSIIIV GMIM f€€D«NT€R GR€€M ISL€ 326-7411 DJ’S SHOES REPAIRS OF ARLINGTON Repairing (Shoes, Boots, Zippers, Canvas) 229 West Main Street Dorothy Brockhoff JoAnn Kroells 964-5183 DALE’S FOODS 422 West Main St. Arlington, MN 55307 964-5165 Good Luck to the Class of 1987 From All Of Us At Dale’s Best Wishes From BIG GAIN FEEDERS’ SUPPLY Bill and Vivian Kroells Green Isle. MN 55338 326-5251 Flowers by Betty Dave Meyer 964-5303 Professional Floral Designers 302 5th Avenue N.W. Arlington, MN 55307 Fresh, silk, and dried flowers; Green and blooming plants; Flowers for all occasions; Weddings, funerals, anniversaries, and miscellaneous. 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. Arlington Minnesota 964-2705 Ads — 137 FFHs FENSKEFUNERAL HOMES, INC. Ronald J. Fenske Director Arlington, MN 55307 Belle Plaine, MN 56011 Phone 964-2201 Phone 873-6227 Best Wishes to the FOOD-N-FUEL Open Every Day for Your Convenience 6 a.m-11 p.m. GEIB WELL CO Well Drilling and Repair Arlington, MN 964-5251 Groceries Gasoline Video Cassette Recorder and Movies Available for Rental Soft-Serve lee Cream Count on us. 964-5904 TOM HATLESTAD R.R. 2. BOX 53A ARLINGTON. MN Hatlestad Taxidermy Studio A HARDWARE HANK FARM AND SUPPLY Arlington Phone: 964-2441 HARDWARE J%. HAWK n Best Wishes From •HARTMANNS Clothing Dry Goods Arlington, Minnesota Best Wishes From HAGGENMILLER WELDING Repair Arlington, MN 55307 964-5487 138 — Ads K. Kleist M. Pfarr K. Olson J. Schumacher P. Boettcher P. Guerrero D. Weinand J. Sommers C. Warwcg Sections 987, f vuiadt£' Studio You're looking good and we're proud of it.” The studio that is Creative, Innovative, Artistic, Caring, Sensitive, Unhurried Top quality product Professional job and service Jordahl s Studio in the Country Roland and Leona Jordahl Rt. 2 Box 321C Glencoe, Minnesota 55336 1 mile W. on Hwy. 22 (612) 864 3831 Ads — 139 Good Luck to the Class of’87 HANDY HUT SCHROEDER 66 Green Isle Self-Serve Gas Diesel and Kerosene 326-7161 Milk — Bread Beer — Pop FARM. COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL WIRING UNDERGROUND WIRING AND TRENCHING TV ANTENNA SYSTEMS TELEPHONE SALES AND INSTALLATIONS H ARENS’ELECTRIC P. 0. BOX 532 GREEN ISLE. MN 55338 SHOP (612) 326-5651 RES (612) 964-5521 JACK HARENS. OWNER 'VI “High Island Bottom Feeders” Best Wishes to the Class of’87 DUCKS UNLIMITED Arlington, Minnesota 55307 HIGHLAND LUMBER KSMIlill GOOO IOOO Party Room Available •Hillcrest Cafe and Catering NORWOOO. Minnesota 55368 13350. Hwy. 5 8i 25 3 Mn.es S w op NORWOOO - Vfc mile S. op 212 OWNER. PAUL SAUTER CAPE 467-2777 HOME 467-2547 Compliments of H. M. NOACK, D.D.S Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-2748 J P FARM SUPPLY Arlington, MN 55307 964-5146 Triple “F” Feeds Thank you, Kurt Menk, for providing us with some of the yearbook photos. 140 —Ads Congratulations to the Class of ’87 From JIM’S BARBER SHOP AND BARN SPRAYING SERVICE KETTLER BAKERY RICHARD KETTLER Prop. Quality Baked Products Decorated Cakes 343 W. Main 964-2434 Green Isle 326-5851 KITTOCK’S SUPER VALU Arlington, MN 55307 Arlington Best Wishes to Class of 1987 KRAMER’S PROCESSED MEATS Meat Processing and Locker Rental Arlington, MN Phone: 964-5919 Exceptional Elegant Dinner HPenu Superb Noon Lunches fit Fast Food Prices DAILY V NIGHTLY SITIORGASBORD V SPECIALS Two fTloxIcan Nlghtj-Tu s VSun Exceptional Private Facilities For Banquet s-Prlvate Partles- fTleetlngs-Accomodatlons to 700. LOUNGE V PIANO BAR-LIVE ENTERTAINfTlENT 612-467-2666 Ads— 141 Cabinets Countertops Wood Products Best Wishes to the Class of'87 KREFT CABINETS 1 39 West Main Street Arlington, Minnesota 55307 X e ’‘Wood Like to Serve on Arden Kreft Res. 964-2101 Compliments of Lido Theatre LOCHER BROS. BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Green Isle— Hutchinson Best Wishes to the Class of '87 Vossen’s Photography Plionc: 964-5103 MESENBRING CONSTRUCTION Arlington, Minnesota Congratulations Class of '87 Pat and Kathy Vossen Complete Constructing New Construction — Remodeling Phone: 964-2864 Congratulations (Graduates From HY-FIVE CAR WASH MORRIS and CAROL MESENBRING KVA ELECTRIC, INC. HWY. 5 NORTH • P.O. BOX 498 ARLINGTON. MN 55307 Arlington. MN l and Clearing • Land Leveling • Driveways Specialize in Soil Conserv ation ork MELSHA CONSTRUCTION Arlington, Minnesota 55307 Harold Melsh. Phone 964-2410 142 —Ads BUZZ MATZ CONSTRUCTION Masonry Contracting Arlington, MN Phone: 964-2741 Congratulations Class of’87 From thomas g. McCarthy. Class of’67 and DAVID E. SCHAUER, Class of’75 Attorncys-at-Law Winthrop, MN. MIKE’S SERVICE TOWING Complete Auto Service and Repair Lawn Garden Power Equipment Sales Service Arlington, MN 964-5328 MORREIM PHARMACY American Greetings Cards and Gifts For All Occasions Arlington, MN Phone 964-5228 Les Morreim, R.P.H. BILL O’BRIEN PAINTING Arlington, Minnesota Phone: 964-5465 MATHEWS SEWER SYSTEMS • Septic Tank Pumping Compliments OASIS CAFE Dinners Seafood Take Out Orders Charles and Dorothy Phone: 326-5911 Green Isle, MN • Sewer Rooter Service • Complete Sewer Systems • Waterline Digging 6rh Trench Ph. 326-5811 Green Isle, MN Ads — 143 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 OUT Outdoor Court Area Darren Buckcnlin by Nelson Studio 1221 Greeley Dennis A. Nelson Glencoe Certified Professional 864-3511 Photographer Steve Kurt weg Nancy Budahn Karen Thocle Marianne Farniok 144 Nelson Studio has been selected as the official yearbook photographer. NFRUD LAW OFFICE Providing services in all of the following areas: Anthony F. Nerud ATTORNEY AT LAW 325 W. Main (Pinskc Realty Bldg.) Arlington Agricultural Civil Litigation • Farm k aw • ( onst ruction defects • ( ontracts • IVrsonal injury ■ 1 )ikh and drainage 11 )( KS. • Wrongful death Mon.-Fn. 8-5 ( riminal l aw Eve. A Sal Family Practice Defense by appointment • Adoptions •Misdemeanor 64-2277 «Dissolutions • 1 ri mg under • ustody and support the influence • Probate • Felony • Wills Compliments of MILT’S PHARMACY Fanny Farmer Candy Full Line of Gifts Phone: 964-2246 Arlington Compliments of RAINBOW INN Arlington Stu and Gladys REETZ FLORAL Tuxedo Rental Jr AFS Wire Service We can service all your flower needs. Arlington. MN _ Phone 961-5959 m erfg wf Brian and l.aura Reetz ( Mb Prudential Life-Health-Disability-Annuities IRA's-Investments-Mutual Funds Financial Planning and Counseling Rich Nagel Office 964-5444 105 W. Main Home 964-5141 Best Wishes to the Class of'87 RALPH’S KITCHEN AND KATERING Arlington, MN 964-2212 Ralph and Lynn Wacker iff Birds — Fish — Mammals 41 s? 0 . Y HIGH ISLAND TAXIDERMY Box 901 DON SAUTER, Taxidermist Phone 608 West Alden Arlington. MN 55307 Night (612) 964-5134 Best Wishes From SCHULTZ ELECTRIC Farm, Home and Commercial Wiring, Whirlpool Appliances Phone: 964-2845 Arlington Ads — 145 Office Phone: 964-2250 Home Phone: 964-2822, 964-5589 REFLECTIONS Haircare and Design PINSKEREAL ESTATE PINSKE-LENSING AGENCY, INC. Bill Lensing LeRoy and William Pinske Loans for Farms and Homes Insurance of All Kinds 964-2270 227 W. Main Arlington, MN REDKEN Hanson-Van Dale Silo Unload jrs Feeding Equipment BERNARD RUCKS EQUIPMENT INC. it Auctioneers Arlington, Minnesota Bernard Rucks Equipment Inc. Bernard Maynard Box 335, Arlington, MN 55307 Phone 964-5189 SAVE Compliments of 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 S S SHOE STORE LaCrosse Canvas and Rubber Footwear Dave 964-5669 Lorraine Arlington, MN Jan 55307 DR. J. N. SHOBERG Chiropractor Phone: 964-2850 Arlington, Minnesota 146 —Ads Best Wishes Class of' 87 SCHWIRTZ WATER CARE SERVICES Renlal. Sales and Service. 136 W. Main Arlington PAT and BLACKIE SCHWIRTZ 964-5694 RUCKS, SCHAD AND COMPANY, LTD. Certified Public Accountants 964-5868 Arlington Glencoe Young America RONALD SOEFFKER (.omplctc Constructing. Cabinet Making. New Construction Remodeling TROCKE CONSTRUCTION Masonry Contractor, Virgil Trocke 511 4th Ave. S.E., Arlington, MN Phone 964-5530 Call Virg, Rich, or Steve Compliments of THOMES BROS. G.E. Appliances Our Ow n Hardware §n 3lBMi (OWN THIS OLD HOUSE “Garden and Gifts” 208 Hwy. 5 S.W. Arlington, MN 55307 964-5990 Handcrafted Gifts Baskets Garden Center Helium Balloons Compliments of VOS CONSTRUCTION INC. Austin Vos-Pres. Steel Erectors and Commercial Builders Green Isle Minnesota Ads — 147 Now Construction, Remodeling, Siding. and kV Shingling TUCHTENHAGEN CONSTRUCTION Arlington. MN 55307 HOWARD TUCHTENIIAOKN Phone: 964-5847 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 VFW POST 6031 Meeting: 3rd Tuesday of Month Arlington, Minnesota WARREN’S FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERING Furniture — Floor Covering Professional Installation Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR ELECTRONICS, INC. Arlington, MN 55307 WENTZLAFF LAABS CONSTRUCTION Arlington, MN Masonry Contractors Call: Marv 964-5173 Jerry 964-2860 SICKMANN ELEC. MOTOR REPAIR Arlington, MN 964-5555 Kelvinator Appliance and Refrigeration Service Baldor and Dayton Motors Belts Sprockets Sheaves 1 Wth-19 1-2-3-4 Grooves Metalizing Schafts Lathe Work Y-NOT PLBG. AND HTG. Arlington ’hone: 964-5396 Tony Kloeckl, Prop. WISCH AUTO BODY Body Repair Glass Installation Complete Painting Service 964-5950 148 —Ads ”$7 ( Seniors Senior Photographs □ I □ in C i nw+e t cociio in C ia a ie . (QuXaCtxyi iJbcU aAA, ai ne in p i aXe t occuCc� rt(u. SUPERIOR SELECTION OF POSES, SERVICES AND PRICES Call Collect 237-2311 Gaylord Duke’s Disposal Terlinden’s Repair DL IjeueLolStuff WlJ.es to SI,uni JffSLse Bn sine A A f VctceA f or Sitp'port,in if the 9(S'7 - 9mlian Ijcut •booh. 149 Alslcbcn Nick (09) Stacy(II) IIS. 116 Teresa (12) Alvcrcz Mana (I I) Brenda (I I) Brian (07) Anderson Irvin Sharon 5. 10. 38. 74. 76. 86.90. 116. 117 7. 32. 54. 77. 87.90. 92.94.95. 96. 5.85.92.93. 95.103. M2. 113 32 32 44.46.73. 106 62 50 Baker. Pat Barfknecht. I odi(II) Bates Enc(IO) Jason(08) Battchcr Cathy (12) Molly (08) Shawn (10) Bcckefeld. Carol (I I) Benekc Gary (12) Scott (10) Benmg Brian (II) Doug (II) Bcrgerscn Annette (09) 38.92 Eric (07) 10. 31.44.46. 73.89. 102 Bcrgmann.Thorstcn(l2) 5. 7.9. 15. 21. 71.81. 87, 92.95.98. 106. 114. 115. 128 9.62 7.31.32.68.94. 103 10. 35. 72.102. 113. 116 10.41.43. 106. 116 85, 86. 90. 96 14.41.43.70.89.96. 109. 118 10. 35. 74. 76 32 100 10 32 32.87. 115 Bcrgncr. Dennis Bergs Michelle (10) 109. 113. 115 Mike (08) Bernstein Jessica (07) Lee(10) Bethke. Chen(l2) Bicnfang. Wyatt Bocse. Tara(IO) Boettcher Bill (10) Michelle Paula (12) Rachel (07) Brau, Rob (I I) Braun. Hollie(09) Breyer. Troy (08) BrockhofT James (07) Jason (07) BrockofT Curt (08) Jenny(10) Stacy (09) Biown Chris (07) John(I I) Lisa (08) Michelle (09) Bruch Chris (07) Tina(07) Bruhjell.Troy(07) Brustad. Rebecca Buck Ann(ll) Brenda (II) Daniel (10) Darrin (09) Buckentin. Darren (12) Buckenline. Karen (10) 117 Budahn Cindy(08) Nancy (12) Penny(11) Bulau. Lynn (10) Burlyk Fred Jenny(07) 65. 118 13. 35.68. 70.86.90. 94. 95.96. 10.41.43. 76.89. 106 44. 46. 93 35.91 81. 126 9. 52 35. 72.87.92.96 10.35. 74. 76.90.94. 113 41.43. 89 54,85 44. 46,93 16. 80.81,86. 100. 120 38 7, 10.41.43.45. 102 44.45.46.47. 106 44. 46. 106 41.43 35.92. 105 38 10.44.46. 102 9. 32.106. 115 41.43.70. 109. NO 14. 38. 86.96 44. 46. 73 44. 46. 70.93 44.46. 73. 106 62 12. 32. 34.68.69. 87.95. 103, 127 32.87,90.95.96. 103 10. 35. 72.91. 106 38.90 19,91. 126 13. 35.91.92.95, 105. 116. 14.41,43. 89. 93 54.66.85 32.87 35.86.92. % 66 44.46,93. 105. 116 Cain Daedra (10) Darren (II) Melvin ClufT. Cindy (12) Connolly Colleen (07) Grace (09) Pat(lI) 120.127 Creech. Rachelle (09) Czech David Delores 13. 35.77.87.92.96.105.113 9. 32. 34. 74.87.95. 118. 120. 122 62. 74 54,86. 103, 104 44.46.89. I 16 38.86. 116. 117.118 5. 32.86.87.98. 111.116. 117.118. 38.92 66 53 Danielson. Joni(IO) Dietcl I arlene IX'bbic (09) 10.35.86. 92.95. 105. 113 58 14, 38, 70.86. 105 Jodi(10) Dinkel. Tim (12) 115. 118. 120. Doi. Nao( 12) Dols. Debbie (10) Dorwcilcr JcfT(ll) Peggy(08) Dose. Karla (10) Dragert Dale (08) Dean (12) Evea(II) Dresscn Keith (09) Mark (II) Duenow 13.35.91. 105 9. 19. 78.87.92.95. 98. 112. M3. 127 5. 7. 15. 76.92, 106. 108 13. 35. 70.92. 105 32. 74. 76.92 41.43 35.92 41.43. 76 19. 74. 105 32 38. 73 32 Chad (10) Dustin (08) Dunklebcrger Joycc(07) Sharon (10) 35. 72 41.43. 106. 107 14. 44. 46. 109, NO 10. 13. 35. 54. 72.86.95. 103. 104 Ebersvillcr Becky(09) Diane Jerry Edmonds. Karl (07) Fhlke. Dave (12) Fibs 14. 38. 70.87. 105 70. 103 58 44.46 9.91.92.95.97. 113 Lynette(IO) 35.54.96.116.117 Mary (12) 12.54.81.95,96,97, 109. M3. 118. 120. 122. 127 Fngelmann, Denise (08) 41.43.70,96 Evans. Christopher (07) 10. 44.46. 102 Famiok Bruce (07) 44.46, 73.93. 106 Marianne (12) 19.81.86.96. 116. 117. 120 Fed. Paul 58 Fischer. Arlene 47. 53. 55 Floan. Roland 62 Rohrs. Robin (08) 14. 41.43. 70.89.93.96. 105 Ruguear. Cami (10) 13.35.91. 115. 116 Flynn. Steve (07) 44.46 Fokken, Gary Foley 97 C arol (08) 14.41.43.70.95.96. 109, NO David (09) 38.86 Karen (12) 54.86.95.96. 103. 126 P.J.(II) 32 Paula (10) 35. 87.92 Robert (07) 44. 46.93 Frcricks. Tom 47.48 Fry. Sophia (09) 38,92 Gaare. Lcah(l 1) Giesekc 32.87. II5. 120 Jason(08) 10.41.43. 76 Larry 62 Gicscn Amy (09) 14. 38.40. 86.% Andy (12) 78. 113 Goblirsch. Gregory 15. 62.80 Goctsch. Julie (07) Good 44.46.93. 109 Michael (II) 32.86 Robert (09) 7. 38. 86 Guerrero, Pat (12) 19.85. 86.92. 118 Haggenmiller Chuck (12) 5 Kay(II) 12. 32.%. 113. 115. 120 Mclani(IO) 35.86.92.96. 116 Halverson, Darnell 66 Hanke, Shcm (07) 14.44.46. 70, 105 Hardel. Tara (10) 13. 16.35.68.70.90.94. 103. 115. 116. 117 Harens. Bruce (08) 10.41.43. 76.102 Harms, Van (10) 35.97 Hartmann. Brian (12) 5.9. 19, 54.71.73.85.87. 95. 100. 122. 123 Hcaglc. Jason (10) 35 Hcimkes. Billy (10) 10.36.71.72.95. 100. 101. 113 Henke. Shannon (07) 14.44.46. 70.89.96. 109. 116 Hennesey. Angie (08) 41.43. 70.89. 116 Hcnmcs. Mike (08) 7. 10.41.43. 102 Hcrbst. Brenda (12) 12, 13. 19, 54.68. 69.85.91.95. 96. 118, 122, 123, 126 Hildebrandt. Chad (09) 38 Hilman. Ray Hislop 62 Andy (07) 10.44.46.93. 106 Betsy (10) 16.36.77.92.96. 113 Daniel 62 Nancy 66 HofT Scott (10) 36.97 Sherry (12) 54.85.97 Hoops. Judith 50 Horstman. Trinity (08) Huetteman 41.43.89. 102 Angela (07) 44.46 Kelly 31.41.43 Todd (09) 38 Hultgren Dave (II) 9. 15. 16.32.74.80.81.87.91.94. 95. 100. 101. 112. 114. 116. 117. 120. 122 Gary 9.47 Marcy (07) 7. 14.44. 46. 70.79. 89. 105.118 M.ir 62,81,87 Hunter. Paul (09) 38 Ihrke. Alan 62. 73. 102 Jaszewski. James Jensen 63.90.94 Chris (07) 10.44.46. 102 Launc (09) 38.92 Johengen. Gene 66 Kelley Chris (10) 16. 36.77.90.92.98. II5. 116 Tia (08) 14.70. 89. 96. 105 Keizer. Stephanie (08) 14,41.43. 70.93.96. 105 Kemp Barb(II) 32.68. 70,91.97. 103 Dorothy 58.66 JcfT(07) 10.44.45.46.47. 76.93 Tim (II) 9.32.34.74.90. 115. 116. 117, 122 Kistner Corey (10) 10. 36. 72. 102, 113 Matthew (07) 10.45.47 Kittock. Vicki (II) 32.81.87, 120. 127 Klcist. Kelli (12) 5, 7, 19.77,80.81.85.91.96 Klunder. Larry 58.63. 118 Kocster. Troy(l 1) 100. 116 9. 15. 32. 34.71.80. 86. 90. 95. Konng. Gordon 48 Kramer. Miked0) 10. 16. 36.71.72.90.95. 106, 113 Kreft Jim(ll) 9.32,71,73.87.95.106. 107,120 John(ll) Kathryn (08) 9. 16.33.71,87.95. 106. 120 14.42.44. 70. 89. 96. 109. 116. 117 Marie 63.111 Mark (10) 16.36.71.72.87.90.94. 115. 116. 117 Kreger Elizabeth (09) 14. 38. 70.91.96. 105 Pat(10) 36, 72, 102, 116, 117 Krcntz. Michelle (07) Kroells 7. 14.45,47.70,89.93. 105 Daniel (07) 45.47.89. 106 Darren (08) 42.44. 102 Dustin (10) Krueger Brad (07) 36. 72.97 10.45.47, 73.89 Lori (09) 39. 70,91 Kube Phyllis 58 Wayne (11) 33.87 Kuivas. Kristina (12) Kurtz weg 5. 15.68.87 Cindy (II) 33.86. 120 Connie(II) 33.77,86.90.94,95.96. 103.115. 120 Mike (07) 45.47. 73.93 (.arson. Rebecca (08) l-atzke. Jon (10) Lentz. Zclora Lieske Dave (12) Amy (II) Jill (09) Litfin 42.44. 70.93 31.36. 74.97. 113 65 9,97 33. 105. 115 14. 39. 77. 109. 116. 117 Jill (09) 5. 14. 38.39.77.86.91.92.94.96. 115 Jodi (12) 19. 77. 78. 85.86.90.94. 95. 116. II7. 118. 127 Lucpkc. Scott (I I) Luskey Debbie (08) Tim (09) 33 14.42,44, 70. 105 10. 39.73. 102 Maca. George Mader John(09) Lisa (07) Macder. Pam (10) Mari. Jerry Marshall. Sharon Martinson. Cathy Mascman. Martin Mathwig Barry (10) Robert (07) McClelland, Ann (09) McCormick Kelly (12) Michelle (09) McKay. Sara Mcech. Marilyn (I I) MclTcrt Dan(08) Mike (09) Mchlhop Peggy (09) Tammy (07) 65.127 39. 106 14.45,47, 89. 105. 118 36.92 58 47 63 58 10. 36, 72, 87.92. 102 10.45.47, 76. 106 14. 39.92 54. 78.87.92.96. 109. 115 39. 86.96. 105 63.92.93 33 10,42.44. 102 39. 73. 102 14. 39. 70.86.95.96. 109 14.45.47. 70.93.96. 105 Mcisingcr, Jean ic (09) 39.40.70,91 Mclsha. Jill (II) 12. 13. 16.31.33.68.91.96. 103 Mcsenbring Robyn (07) 45.47. 70. 89.93.96. 105. 116. 117 Wade (09) 39.73.91.102 Meyer Anita(l2) 12.81.87.91.94.103 Doris 58 Jason (10) 5.35.36.72.86.102 Michelle (12) 5. 12. 15. 19.21.68.69. 80.81.85. 86.91.95. 103. 104. M2. 114. 118. 120. 123 Su i (09) 14.39.70.90.94. 105. 116 William (07) 10.45.47.89 Meyers, Stacy (11) 7.33.54,91.94.96 Milinkovich. Richard 49.71 Miller. Natasha (08) 31.42.44 Moore Christopher 63 Rick (11) 9. 33. 74. 76. 86.97.98. 100. 117. 120. 127 Tara (10) 5, 13. 36. 54. 70. 78.91.95. 115. 116 Morriem. Jcaninc (07) 44, 45,46.47. 89,93. 105, 116 Morton. Kathryn 61.63. 96 Mueller. Jim (08) 7.42.44. 89. 102 33. 54.71.87 14. 42.44. 70. 89.93.96 63 51 9. 33.71.72.87. 106 51 Nagel Barry (II) Kristin (08) Nahlovsky. Richard Narr. Ruth Ncubarth. Jim (II) Nitz. Paulette Noack Tom 14.15,61,63.70.98 Tony (07) 10.45.47.73,89.102.116 Nordhausen, Dianna (10) 36. 70.91 Nuessmeier. Gail S3 O’Brien Marty (09) 10, 38. 39, 74, 86. 102 Sharon (I I) 32.33.86.96.127 Ochlcr. Jenny (09) 39 Oclflce John (I I) 33.92.97,106 Keith (10) 10.36.97.102 Kristine (09) 39.87.116.117 Oilman, Gretchen (09) 39,86.92 Olson Jean 63 Kim (12) 5. 16.76.85.86.87.92.93.95. 113 Sharia (07) 14,45,47.70.89.93. 105. 116 Stacy (09) 39.92 Ott. Theresa (08) 42.44 Panning Amy (12) Darrek (07) Tami (12) Paulsen Christie (07) Travis (07) Pauly. Stacy Pauisch David (08) Gary (09) Jenny(09) Mary (09) Perschau. Doug (10) Pfarr. Margie (12) Pinske Marcic(08) Stacy(II) Pioskc Lon (I I) Scot (08) Plotter Jackie (12) 78.86.87.91.92.95,96. 103. 115 45.47.93 54.85.96 14.45.47,70 10,45.47, 76. 106 47.49 42.44 31.38. 39 39.92 40 36. 72 54.86.96 14,42.44. 70.89.93.96. 105 33. 77.87.91.95.96. 109. NO 7. 33. 54.91.96 42.44. 76 87 Rachel (09) 40.86.92 Rosenfeld. Paul (09) 40. 73 Rud Brad (07) 45.47. 73.89. 93.106, 116 Rachellc (10) 13. 16. 37.68.69. 91.92.95. 109. 115.116. 117 Ruehling. Jason (08) 42.44. 89. 102 Ryan Jason (07) 46.48 JefT (10) 37 54,66.85. 97 12.61.63. 79. 100. 102 Sample. Sandy (12) Sauter. Don Scham Cherilynn (07) Pat(II) Scharpc. Corey (II) Schaucr Brad (07) Harlan (08) Matt (10) Rodney (09) Roscann (08) Schecr, Henry Schilling. David (10) Schlucter, Lyle (II) Schmidt Derrick (07) JefT(IO) Rickey (09) Robyn Schmidtbaucr. Shirley (10) Schmitz. Steven Schneider Amy (09) 14. 15. 31.40. 70.90.94.95.96. 109. 116 14.46.48.93 31.34.71.87. 100. 127 34. 76 46. 48 42.44.89. 102 37. 76.91. 102 31.40 42.44. 105 58 37.92 34 10.46.48.73,93. 106 37. 74. 102. 113 10.40. 102 50 37.86.92 14,63. 70 I.aura(l I) Mike (07) Waded I) Warren (09) Wayne (12) Schrupp. Robert Schuctte. Kent (I I) Schuctz Jenny(08) Jim(07) 7. 34. 54. 86.96. 105. 115 10.46. 48.89. 102. 116 34 40 9. 100 58.61.64 34. 106 14.42.44. 70.89.93.96. 105 10,45. 46.47.48 Schuft. Amanda (07) 14.46.48.70.89,93. 105. 116 Schultz. Mary Jo 54 Schumacher, Julie (12) 54.96, 113 Schwartz, Ray Schwirtz Jodi(12) Mary Beth Scott Anne (12) Judy Sccmann. Troy (09) Sickmann Cory (09) Howard (12) Larry (10) Sherry (II) Skclley John(08) Joshua(07) Slinden Dan(09) Dave(09) Smith. Deniece SoeflVer Mark (12) 58 54.85 51,77 15, 16,81.86.87. M3. 120. 128 61.64, 86 10,40 40 126 37.72.102.113 34. 109. 110 42.44. 89 46.48.93 10. 15.40. 73.91.92. 106. 118 40.92 52 5.9. 76,85.95. 106. 118.122 Michele (I I) 12.31.32.34.86.91.94.96. 103. 114.116.120 14.43.45. 89.93.96 58 Nicki(08) Solomonson, Joyce Sommers James (09) 10.40.73 Julie (12) 54.77.87.91.95.96. III. 116. 126 Sorenson. Beth (10) 10, 13. 16.35.37.77.91.92.95. Jeritt (10) 10.36 M3. 115. 116 Plieseis. Steve (II) 33.71.72 St. John. Gary (07) 46. 73 Plocgcr. Scan (09) 10.40.73 StefTcr. Brian (12) 97 Polzin. Kara 63 Stenholt. Unni (12) 5. 15.87.92,96. 113 Pomplun. Tom (12) 97 Stiller. Jason (II) 34. 74. 86 Prahl. Sandy (08) 42.44.93 Stocckman Darrin (10) 10. 16, 37. 72.102 Dean(08) 10,43.45.89 Redfeam. Jack 63.68. 118 Corey(II) 9.34.66.74.91.94,95. M2. M3. Reilly 122 Amy (10) 12. 13. 1 15. 36.68.69.91.95. 103. 116. Kyle (08) 10.41,43.45. 74 117 Strobel John(08) 7, 10.42.44. 89. 102 Bridgid (II) 34.68.80.87.92.95. 109. 120 Renneke. Roy 58 Jena (10) 13.37. 109. 113 Rcvicr. Stacia (12) 5. 54 Studtman. Nanette (08] I 43,45,70,93,96,109 Rewerts. Larry 10,63, 72 Sutton. Cheryl (10) 37 Robcck Rhonda (10) 36.92 Steve (07) 45.47.73 Tackmann. Daniel 48. 102 Robinson. Teresa (10) 37. 54.77.91.92 Tews. Beat nee 52 Rochlcr Thiesfeld. Becky(II) 7 (had (09) 40.73 Thoclc Stacy (10) 37.70.87.105 Donna (10) 13. 35. 37. 70. 86.90.95. 97. 109. Rohde 110.113 David (08) 10.42.44. 74 Karen (12) 12. 15.68.85,87.90.95.97. 109, Tammy (11) 34. 54. 77.95 110. 122. 123 Tim(ll) 34.66 Robert (07) 10.46. 48 Roiger Thurk. Lisa (II) 5. 12. 34. 54.77. 86.91.% Joe (07) 10.45,47. 102 Torgerson. Patrice (II) 34.90. 94.96. 109. III. 115 Traxler Chris (08) Peter(08) Trcbcsch. Precious (09) Trockc. John (I I) Tuchtenhagcn Doug (10) Jeff (07) Kelli 43.45. 76 10.43.45.76. 106 40.92 34. 78. 87. 112, 114 37.71 46.48.73 14.43.45. 70.89 Urch Laurelled 2) Suzan (II) Urrcsti. Paulin (12) 12,81.85.90.92 34. 76. 87 5 Van Moorlchcm. Tracy (12) 5. 19. 21.77. 78. 85.86, 87.91.95.96.98. 103. 104. M2. 113.115. 116. 117,118 Voight Dustin (07) Susan (10) Tammy (08) Von Berge Barb(10) Lori (08) Von Eschcn, Kris(07) Vos Barb (09) Pete(II) Vrklan Mark Michael Pal (09) 46.48 37.86.92 31.43.45 37.92.95. 109. 113 41.43.45. 70 10. 15.46. 73.93 40.86 34.86. 115, 120 10 10.61.64. 102. 109 10.40. 73. 106. 107 Wagner. Joann (11) Wark Bill (07) Julie (10) Warweg Chris (12) Edward Heather (07) Weber. Pete (09) Weekwerth. Lonnie (II) Wemand Dan (12) 5,7.9, Miked I) 5. Wendt Gerhard Matt (I I) WcntzlafT, Jim (12) Wick. Nona Wiemann, Crystal (10) 96. 115. 116. 117 Williams Joanic(11) John(10) Winter. Chuck (07) Wisch Mark Neal (08) Wolf. Brian (I I) Woltcr Debbie (12) Deena(10) Susan(09) Woolhouse. Betina (08) 34. 54. 87 46.48. 93 37.91 78.98. 113. 120, 128 61.64 46. 48.93. 116. 117 40. 73. 102 16. 34.90 19.81.85. 100. 101, 113, 118 9, 34. 74.87.92.95. 100. 122 64 34. 74. 76.92.115. 120. 122 5. 126 49 10.15. 37. 72.90.92.94.95. 34. 86.92 37. 76 46.48.93 58 43.45.89 34 85.86.87.90.94 13. 37. 70.90. 115. 116. 117 40.86 43.45 Young. Rachclle(lO) Youngberg. I-arry (12) Youngdahl. Dawn (10) 37.92 19 37.87.92. 109.110 Zaske. Tom (II) 9.34.71.81.87.95.100. 101. 120. 123 Zeiher Cory (07) Jacob (07) Lisa (10) Scott (10) Zcllmann. Nathan (10) Ziegler. Brent (07) Zum Berge. Mona (10) 10.46. 48.73.102 10.46. 48. 73. 89. 106. 116 13. 37. 78.91.96. 98. 115. 116 10.37.71.73. 100. 102 37.90 10.46.48.73.89. 102 37.77. 87.92 151 1986-87 Indian Yearbook Published by the Taylor Publishing Company Dallas, TX Preprsentative: Anne Mueller Photographer: Dennis Nelson Size: V by IOV2 inches Job Number: 09781 Copies Sold: 330, 152 pages Student Cost: $ 18.00 Approximate total cost: $8,647.50 Sold in advertising: $3,670.00 Cover: Durolith — Black 75 stamping color — silver 80 pound enamel paper, smyth sewn Type Style: Times Roman Body copy: 10 point Captions copy: 8 point Headlines: 30 point, times roman bold 152 Colophone and C losing The 1987 Indian has been a challenge to all of us on the yearbook staff. We tried to find all the aspects of Arlington-Green Isle that show what !hc school is really like. We would like to thank all those who contributed in making this yearbook a success. We thank the staff, who were willing to put up with the deadlines and get their pages in. We would also like to thank Mrs. Hultgren for keeping us motivated and making the class an educational experience that we all enjoyed.