Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

YOU SHOULD BE DANCIN' John Travolta ignites on the motion picture screen as an explosive disco kingpin at the peak of his popularity m the film Saturday Night Fever NORMAN ROCKWELL DIES 11-11-78. Friends of the late American artist Norman Rockwell carry his casket from a church in Stockbndge. Mass., following memorial services For years Rockwell illustrated for the Boy Scout calendar, the Saturday Evening Post and many other publications CAMP DAVID ACCORDS FINALIZED 12-7-78. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel embrace and President Carter applauds following announcement of the historical peace initiative The agreement represents a major breakthrough m the 30-year Middle East conflict. SHAH 15 ANTI-SHAH DEMONSTRATORS 12-11-78. Demonstrators fill the streets of Tehran in opposition to the Shah of Iran, whom they claim is a puppet'' of the United States Marchers called for the Shah's overthrow in favor of exiled Moslem leader Ayatullah Khomeini. STEELERS REIGN SUPREME 1-21-79 John Stallworth hauls in a touchdown pass Terry Bradshaw, as Pittsburgh dethrones the Dallas Cowboys 35-31 in Super Bowl XIII. SHELLEY BRYANT EDITOR YEARBOOK STAFF JENNIFER PARKER EDITOR Chris I ' ■' David Michele Dianne 9. Shelley I Jennifer Che Lori Laurie Tanuny Dennis Jeri Kevin r BB- Kathy Tammie Lea Anne DEDICATION The 1979 Yearbook Staff would like to dedicate this year's annual to Miss Mary Alsaker. Miss Alsaker is the Blackduck High School librarian. She has directed several plays and has been a great help to the girl's Volleyball, Basketball, and Track coaches as she has kept the score books for them for a number of years. We dedicate this year’s Yearbook to Miss Alsaker for her years of work as the advisor of the Black Quill Staff. It is through her hard work and guidance that the Yearbook is produced each year. THANK-YOU MISS ALSAKER! 1979 Our Year 4 SENIORS Eric Anderson 8:140, the bell has rung, 10 minutes later, Charlie comes. When there's trouble brewing, he's doing the stirring. Tonie Baird No civilized person ever goes to bed on the same day she gets up. Wanda Bellanger Sweet and shy, but oh my! Kevin Beck If silence is golden, I'm dead broke. 6 Patti Beighley There's a woman at the beginning of all great things. Tammie Brekke You don't have to hang from a tree to be a nut. Shelley Bryant Lead me not into temptation but show me where it is. Elizabeth Carlson She never lets her studies interfere with her education. Charlene Carter There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. Kent Christianson I'd rather catch a ball than a girl. 7 I'm not one of those who believes in love at first sipht, but I do believe in taking a second look. Michael Czech I'd rather hup a oipskin than anythin else I know (almost). Richard Davis I came, I bluffed, I graduated. Christopher Dick Dynamite comes in small packages. Arthur Dockendorf Nice puys may finish last, but they sure have fun alon the wav. 8 Bryan Erpeldin A younp man who blushes is better than one who turns oale. Charles Ess Why should the devil have all the fcood times? Jacqueline Fellows An innocent apoearance, but looks are deceiving. David Fischer I'm Dave and I'm dumb but I play fair. Christine Fitch She puts her worries in a pocket with a hole in it! Tammy Folstad Generally SDeakin . she’s generally speakin . 9 Open the window, I'm Koin£ to throw out my chest. Alan Gross Sees all, knows all. Christopher Gamer The Quiz kid. Gary Gross Study? How do you spell it? 10 Shari Hendrickson A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Junell Jensen Her heart is like a trolley, always room for one more. Kathryn Johnson She said that he said that... Thomas Johnson I'm the patient type, will you be the nurse? 11 James Krueger Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it. Lona Larson You can never tell vhat this girl will do, she always has a way of surprising you. Candy Knutson She loves to wind up her mouth and listen to it go. Jeraldine Langie All good girls should love their brothers, but so good have I grown, I love other girls' brothers as well as my own. Timothy Long All that I've learned, I've forgotten, and all that I know, I've guessed. 12 I Laurel Manthel The more I see of men, the better I like my dog. Wesley Nestberg Work doesn't scare me... I can lay right down beside it and go to sleep. r « I Bonnie Nagel Mischief Inc. Donald Nagel You name it and I'll do it. 13 Dayle Orr I’m not a flirt, I'm .lust overly friendly. Todd Page My tendency is to philosophize. Donald Peterson Why hurry. The tortoise got there. Jennifer Parker I chatter as I go and I go on forever. 14 liberty and the pursuit of men. Kathy Peasley She may not be a ord. but she sure can rattle on. James Peasley I was born for somethin : what was it? Clinton Randall If I am studying when you come, wake me uo. Dale Reed What he wants to get out of school most is himself. Dennis Schuemann As a famous Blackduckian Poet once said, -girl are essential”. r 15 Karen ftnith It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Ted anith I'm not lazy, I was .lust born tired and never pot rested up. Nathan Spencer Beware! I may do somethinp sensational! Christie Stenson She's certain to be seen wherever fun and mischief beam. 16 David Stem I get IDEAS! (Once in a while). Michael Sunell Everybody's crazy but you and me, and sometimes I wonder about you. Laurie Stomberg When people agree with me I feel I must be wrong. Betty Theisen I know a whole lot but I can never think of it. Theresa Theisen Man has his vill but woman has her way. Dianne Todavich I'm willing to be convinced but show me the person that can convince me. 17 Twyla Tuey She came as a stranger - left as a friend. Rita Wilcowski Still waters run deep. Todd Wallin All men are bom free but then how did I get in school? fammy Wallin She'd try to talk an eskimo into thinking he needed a bathing suit. Marilyn Yerbich Who says blondes have more fun! Pamela Zea There are exceptions to every rule - she's our exception. 18 Holly Tisland If there isn't anythin to do, let me do it. Dane Beckworth' Tell me all about yourself, your struggles, your dreams, your phone number. Kelly Matheny I taught those teachers everything they know! Floyd Hightshoe Relax and let the world go by. 19 Best athletes: Patti and Rick Most popular: Jennifer and Kevin Most attractive: Karen and Todd HALL OF FAME Tallest and Shortest: Dennis, Jolayne, Chris, and Karen Most Mischievous: Jeri and Joe Nicest hair: Marilyn and Todd Best dressed: Dayle and Kevin Class clown: Jennifer and Kevin Teachers' terror: Jeri and Joe Road hogs: Karen and Kelly Best personality: Dawn and Dennis Teachers pets: Dayle and Todd Quietest: Rita and Lars Class flirt and wolf: Best actor and actress: Nicest eyes: Jackie and Dave Jennifer and Mike Shelley and John Nicest smile: Shari and John Cutest couple: Tammie and Tom Best figure and build: Kathy and Mike Loudest: Tammy and Charlie Most active: Dianne and Kevin icuixmue auu masculine Shelley and Doug All-American- girl and boy: LeaAnne and John Seventh: S. Grundmeier, S. Gross, J. Helgcson Seniors: D. Todavich, J. Parker R. Davis, K. Beck Freshmen: D. Ferdig P. Dremmel J. Yerbich Sophomores: B. Gunderson, A. Yerbich, M. McFadden Exchange Student Lars Selsbo is a foreign exchange student here at B.H.S. He has been in the Blackduck area since August 8th and will be returning, after graduation, to his heme near Halnstad, Sweeden. He decided to apply to be an exchange student when he read of other students who had been to «erica, and of their experiences. Lars is sixteen and has a fourteen year old sister at hone. Lars is planning on going into engineering after high school. TODD TOWNSEND JEANNE BRUERS In Memoriam t As the class of 1979 graduates this year, We are saddened by the loss of two former classmates, Todd Townsend's untimely death at the beginning of our senior year left us with heavy hearts, along with a deep appreciation of having known him. His friendly smile will always be remembered and treasured in our hearts. Jeanne Bruers left us during our seventh grade year. Looking back, we remember her smiling eyes and bubbling laughter that mixed with our own. It is sad to lose such a good friend and classmate but having known her and remembering her, brings many a fond smile. CLASS WILL Dennis Alvin Schuemann II wills his sexy body and curly hair to Phil Slindee, his basketball ability to Jackie Wittwer, and his ability to get to Beraidji via Blackduck Lake to Dawson Byler. Holly Tisland wills her cow-kicking boots to Linda Helgeson. Tammy Wallin wills her weight loss program to Linda Helgeson. Butch Nagel wills his legs to Linda Helgeson. Dawn K lvig wills the student council, National Honor Society and drama club presidencies to Nancy Cobum, and her exceedingly graceful ways to Gigi Rudquist. Joe Anderson wills his honesty, friendliness and outstanding personality to Dixie Lossing. Patti Beighley wills her ball-handling ability to Gail Benson. Chris Dick wills his nickname Weasel to Mike NIdd. Doug Mistic wills Scott Thompson and Keith Reed his ability to stay on the road. Bob Moe wills his ability to sleep in English class to Mike Nipp. Bonnie Nagel wills a night at the Paul Bunyan Lounge to Gail Nagel. Hope you can handle it, Gail! Lori Nagel wills her unused parking spots, willed to her by her sister Lynn last year, to her sister, Gail, and her boyfriend, Mark. (She already has her own parking spots.) Wesley Nestberg wills his mechanical ability to Blayne Tuey. Michele Olson wills her angelic behavior that she got last year, to Terri Hatch. She also wills her ability to fry hamburgers to Gail Benson and Bonita Come. Dayle Orr wills her wardrobe from Lisa Gross to anyone who wants it, and her ability to survive her whole senior year without a class from Mr. Ross, to Brenda Bowman. Deb Peasley wills her ability to stay home Friday nights to Craig Vemlund and Tim Masurka. Jim Peasley wills his height to Amanda Hemphill and his car to Darren Conklin, so he'll have something to park in. Clint Randall wills his will to any junior who will take it and do something with it. Candy Knutson wills fun Friday nights to Esther Homister. Jim Krueger wills his co-campaign managers to any homecoming candidates who think they don't have a chance. Kelly Matheny wills the empty Baggies, willed to him by Luther Klug, who got them from Jim Decker, to Danny Schwab. Christie Stenson wills all of her turtlenecks to Nanci Schuemann. Mike Sunell wills alloof his women to Kandall Swedberg. (Lots of luck, Kandy.) Karen Smith wills her ability to be volunteered to make all posters, flyers etc., to Randy Kirschmann. Ted Smith wills all of his auto mechanics skills to Morgan Smith. Chris Springer wills her grades to Dayna Sweedman. Dale Reed wills his way with women and his vast store of over-used compliments to Brad Erpelding and John Keute. Lars Selsbo wills his ability to get away with murder in speech class, to Dawson Byler. Mike Czech wills his manly pyhsique to Jim Hochstetler and his unique campaign methods to the king candidates who will have need of them next year at homecoming, David Fischer wills his disco duds to Roy Tuff and his connections at KKBJ to Amy Crippen. Floyd Hightshoe wills his smile to Clint Newell, Lona Larson wills her ability not to drop her baton, to all the junior majorettes and the twinkle in her eye to Jenny Stegraan. Dane Beckworth wills his pick-up and its optional uses to Kathy Paddock and whoever she chooses to share it with. Jody Derr wills her flirtatious ways to Mary Jo Smith, Todd Mistic wills his after school hours and weekends to Jim Hochstetler, and his build to Karl Vorderbruggen. Nathan Spencer wills his quietness to Jim Joy, Betty Theisen wills her ability in business classes to Leon Notsch, Marilyn Yerbich wills her good times and Nebish life to Gigi Rudquist. John Gross wills his winning smile to Bucky Gibbs and his brown eyes to Brenda Bowman. Jolayne Gunderson wills her ability to get to school on time to Nanci Schuemann. Charlie Anderson wills his ability to keep his car on the road, and his smoking in the bathrooms to Scott Magoon. Keith Eggert wills his brain to Sandy Bradseth. Chuck Ess wills his track scores to Wilfred Korpela - after he improves on them a bit. Jackie Fellows wills the innocent ways she got from Loveda Hochstetler last year, to Brenda Bowman, Charlie Anderson wills his way with women that he received from Peter Stomberg, to Joe Saunders, and his hairy face to Roger Fladung. Tonie Baird wills what she hasn't got, to someone who does - They'll never know the difference. Karen Beck wills her willingness to play the piano for Mr. Jewell, to Amy Crippen. Shelley Bryant wills her nickname jugs , willed to her last year, to Paula Bogart. Beth Carlson wills her belching ability to Nanci Schuemann and her walking ability to Tammy Bauer. Kent Christianson wills his ball-handling ability to Scott Magoon. Tami Cobum wills her shyness around boys to Mariea Dirkes. LeaAnne Cox wills her training bras to Brenda Bowman. Laurie Stomberg wills her ability not to get caught to Jackie Theisen. Tammy Wallin wills her twin brother to Brenda Bowman with the hope that she can do for him what Gail never could. Todd Wallin wills his faithful follower, Gail Dietrich, to Roy Tuff. Good luck with man's best friend. Gary Gross wills his sister, Roxie Gross, to Joe Gross in exchange for his brother Jesse. Kathy Sorheim wills her halo-polishing equipment to Sherry Balsiger for her horns. Marty Yerbich wills his nickname Spore to Mary Beth Langord. Jennifer Parker wills her ability to make good use of food service to any lonely or hard-up junior girl or guy. Pam Zea wills the leg that Tim Pomp gave her last year and her wild Saturday nights, to Todd Bauer in the hope that he is going to have more fun with them than she did, Chris Roy wills her roach clips to Todd Bauer, Bill Whitney wills his three-month basic training to Jeff Jensen so he can enjoy being a road guard on the forced marches, Rita Wilcowski wills her artictic ability to Randy Kirschmann. Mary Mudra wills her giggling sixth hour English class, and her father the doctor to Jim Joy, Kevin Beck wills his good times in Bemidji and his ability to go out with Bemidji girls, to Roy Tuff. Charlene Carter wills her nights in Funkley to Gail Nagel. Bryan Erpelding wills his ability to look innocent, but act differently, to George Dockendorf. Alan Gross wills his black beard to Scott Magoon. Tom Johnson wills his way with redheads to any guy in the junior class who'd like a date with Twyla. Kathy Peasley wills her position across the street to Danny Schwab. Donald Peterson wills his ability to be seen and not heard, to Sue Whitney. Dave Stem wills his Friday nights at the movies (Cheerleaders Beach Party) to John Keute. Twyla Tuey wills her smile to her brother Blayne and her wiggle to Karl Vorderbruggen. Kevin Beck wills Stanley s remains to Randy Kirschmann. Terri Theisen wills all of her party-going to Jennifer Eickstadt and her laugh to Sandy Bradseth. Tammie Brekke wills her laugh to Mary Jo Smith so she won't have to imitate it, and the hole in the ceiling of the wrestling room to any junior majorette who doesn't make one of her own by the end of her senior year. Dave Fineday wills his great wrestling ability to Don Aurand. Chris Fitch wills to Janice Bilinski the pleasure of staying at N.S.’s when the time arises. Todd Gabrelcik wills his ability in sports to a very devoted athlete - Jim Joy. Hang in there James, the ball is bound to bounce for you soon. Chris Gamer wills his super athletic body with all the optional equipment, to Tim Masurka. Rick Davis wills his name Hook to Scott Magoon and his masculine physique to Tim Masurka. Art Dockendorf wills his passing grades to his brother George, because he's dumb. Lori Manthei wills her shyness in school to Danny Schwab. Jeri Langie wills her aunt's car to Craig Vemlund, her drumsticks to Clint Newell, and her innocent ways to Shari Balsiger. Tim Long wills his shampoo to Joe Saunders and his sexy legs to Jim Joy. Shari Hendrickson wills her ability to get a man and keep him, to Brenda Bowman. Kevin Hentges wills his ability to hold his liquor to Scott Thompson. Junell Jensen wills the life-style she got last year from Renell Smith, to Jennifer Eickstadt. Kim Jensen wills her easy nights and mellow days to a jealous Roy Tuff. Kathy Johnson wills her ability to get along with Mr. Schaefer, to any junior who will take it. Tammy Folstad wills her height to Gail Benson. She also wills her first chair position in Brass Choir to Karin ftLrker, so she can have as much fun hitting the high notes, as Tammy did. PROPHESIES Lori Nagel is now Mrs. Jim Swedberg. She lives east of Blackduck with her family of five and one on the way. Dave Stern is now running his own gas station out in the Skimmerhom area. Marilyn Yerbich is founder of the Nebish beauty parlor and cosmetology college. Bob Moe has just recently finished up his English quizzes and received his diploma. He also has been promoted to head carry-out boy at Lueken's in Bemidji. Laurie Stomberg is still trying to convince the cop that she thought it was a coke. Lars Selsbo is a foreign exchange student on the Russian front. Dennis Schuemann is a hairdresser at his own beauty salon where he specializes in hair straightening. Dale Reed was reported missing after laying a new cement sidewalk in downtown Blackduck. We think he is somewhere underneath. Lona Larson is running a dude ranch in Texas where she spends alot of time entertaining dudes . Tom Johnson is now owner and manager of Wolden's 76 Service in Blackduck. His six little red-haired kids are gas-pump jockeys. Shari Hendrickson is now a farmer out in Nebish territory. On weekends she has a new job - she and Jackie Fellows are taking the place of Satina and Fonda Love at the Funkley Bar and Grill. Jackie Fellows has just written a new book entitled Diary of a Mad Housewife . Gary Gross is the starting center on the Minnesota Gophers Basketball team. Todd Gabrelcik is now B.H.S. principal with very definite rules about any kind of hanky panky within sight of the chorus room. Alan Gross is now an all-star wrestler. Mary Mudra is still living in Squaw Lake with her own family which consists of her hubby, nine kids, two dogs, four cats, six goldfish and one bird. Shelley Bryant's 1979 motto of Shelley will has finally been traded in for Shelley did. Mike Czech is sxill trying to explain how come he always gets caught. Chris Dick is the heavyweight champion of the world. Chris Fitch is the manager at the Burger Deli which now has a sign that reads 2,000 served After ten years, Dayle Orr is still trying to convince people that she misunderstood Todd Page's joke in 7th grade, Jim Beasley is still trying to get through basic training at Fort Leonardwood, Missouri. Clint Randall, after ten years, is still trying to think up his senior prophesy. Karen Smith is now part-owner, with Susan Mistic, of Smith Mistic's Auto Repair Shop . Ted Smith is now repairing race cars in Indianapolis. Chris Springer is still in noon detention. Christie Stenson is still washing pastry cases at the bakery. Holly Tisland is out in Montana, rustling cowboys. Donald Peterson is still reading Mad magazine in Mr. Kovar's English class. Charlene Gaxter is still the head wrestling cheerleader at B.H.S. Chris Gamer is the assistant wrestling coach and speech teacher at B.H.S. Twyla Tuey has discovered that blondes definitely do not have all the fun. Jody Derr finally got married after having ten kids. Todd Tallin just realized that his kids will soon be having the same trouble with Mr. Mathews that he did. Tammy Wallin, after ten.-years, is still suffering the effects of hero worship - she put up Burt Reynolds wallpaper in her bathroom. Dane Beckworth owns a plot of land near Blackduck and has his own little pond in the back yard Candy Knutson is having a high-flying time. Jim Krueger is waiting for his social security Jeri Langie is in the high mountains in Montana, we heard (9 years ago) she was right behind him. check so he won t have to look for a job. searching for the legendary Bigfoot . Last Lori Manthei is working at Midland as a co-truck driver. Kelly Matheny is driving a cab for the Blackduck Taxi Service. Doug Mistic is still trying to get over his post-graduation hangover. Bonnie Nagel is still out duck hunting with Jeff while waiting at home are a couple of little frys . Wesley Nestberg is working hard in the woods after wasting nine years in college. Michele Olson is still frying hamburgers at the Burger Deli. Jolayne Gunderson is slowly getting up in the world - she has finally reached five feet tall. Kim Jensen is taking dictation while running after curtain climbers. Kathy Johnson is still trying to teach Mr. Schaefer some new jokes, but he fails to catch on. Joe Anderson is the head janitor at B.H.S. Bill Whitney is pretending to be doing construction work - he s actually playing with Lincoln logs. Floyd Hightshoe is a teacher at B.H.S., putting those unfortunate students through what we all went through. Kent Christianson has gone natural and is swinging nude through the African jungles on a bamboo shoot. Kevin Beck is now leading an African Safari in an attempt to track down a violent animal known as the Kunta Bird. Mike Sunell and Dawn Kalvig have teamed up (musically, of course) and are contemplating a trip to Kansas City to find out what they missed when they were seniors. Chuck Ess is designing major buildings, factories and modular homes in Blackduck. David Fineday is teaching school in Blackduck. Kathy Peasley is president of the People for Peasley Organization. Wanda Bellanger is the owner of the Harbor in Squaw Lake. Pam Zea is the water bed tester at Kimball Music and Furniture in Blackduck. Chris Roy is still a senior, and still skipping school. Tammle Brekke is now the second half of the mother daughter nursing team at the Blackduck Clinic Patti Beighley is a cheerleader for the Minnesota Phillies. Tami Cobum is starring in a new version of the Flintstones. Bryan Erpelding is still coming back to B.H.S. for the annual F.S. trip and is still kicking his roomate out of the room. John Gross is still looking for an all-American girl to marry. Todd Mistic is still trying to convince Mrs. Erickson that he lost his right contact lens. Charlie Anderson is still looking for some junior girl to will his lips to. Tonie Baird doesn9t need the trips to Big Falls anymore - she finally got what she wanted. Karen Beck is still trying to live down the fact that she and Kevin are twins. Beth Carlson has ten little blonde-haired, blue-eyed kids and is still trying to convince her parents that living together is where it s at. LeaAnne Cox and Deb Peasley are now co-owners and topless waitresses at the Outdoorsman Cafe and Strip Joint. Rick Davis is a designer of novelty items. Art Dockendorf is still trying to grow a beard like his brother, Matt. Keith Eggert is still doing exactly what he was doing ten years ago. Junell Jensen has just written a book entitled 150 Gymnastic Moves, On and Off the Mat . Butch Nagel is challenging Chris Dick for the heavyweight champion of the world, Jennifer Parker has taken over Barbara Walters spot on T.V. - what a disappointment, she wanted to interview football players. Kathy Sorheim is putting her hall of fame to good use and is now a Dallas Cowgirl. Betty Theisen is now teaching typing and office practice at B.H.S., taking Mr. Schaefer s place. Terri Theisen is the founder of a new health food store, specializing in making your life and legs longer. Tim Long is a Catholic priest. David Fischer is the leader of a groovy new group, Joe Blowcomb and the Patent Leathers - they have now hit the American top 40 with their latest tune, My Sweet Baby which is an original by Dave. He also works part-time at the Viking, and at KKBJ as a disc jockey. Mike Czech is still trying to get his campaign tape off his van. Marty Yerbich is the associate professor of Philosophy at Yale University. Nathan Spencer has put his cow-clipping ability to use since he became owner and general manager of his own ranch, the Bar B-Q, in Wyoming. Dianne Todavich is happily married with ten curly-haired, blue-eyed kids. Tammy Folstad will be back at B.H.S. teaching band in Mr. Hanson s place. Rita Wilcowski is either sailing the seas with the Navy or flying the wild blue yonder in the WINTER ROYALTY DIANNE TODAVICH JOHN GROSS S A BRA N D R A D S E T SENIOR CANDIDATES M. Michalek, G. Nagel, L. Helgeson, S. Magoon SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS — JUNIORS D. Aurand® D. Aurand S. Balsiger T. Bauer T. Bauer G. Benson J. Bilinski P. Bogart B. Bowman® S. Bradseth T. Brekke D. Byler M. Calkins C. Carter C. Charwood D. Cobum N. Co bum D. Conklin B. Come A. Crippen M. Dirkes J. Eickstadt D. Ess B. Fineday R. Fladung J, Gamer E. Gibbs J. Gross T. Hatch K. Heacock D. Head L. Helgeson A. Hemphill J. Hochstetler E. Homister J. Jensen J. Johnson J. Joy J. Kuete C. Kjonaas C. Kohl W. Korpela M. Langord D. Lossing F. Lutgen M. Maness T. Masurka G. Matheny A. Meehl M. Michalek S. Mistic S. Moos G. Nagel Nestberg C. Newell K. Paddock K. Parker K. Patch B. Peasley J. Polman K. Roy G. Rudquist G. Ruzicka J. Saunders J. Schocker N. Schueraann D. Schwab P. Slindee M, Smith D. Springer J, Stegman K. Stomberg G. Sunell K. Swedberg J. Theisen B. Tjepkes R. Tuff B. VanDenDries C. Vernlund K. Vorderbruggen S. Witney R. Wilcovski L. Williams J. Wittwer M. Yerbich i 40 T. Baird S. Balsiger D. Beckvorth S. Beighley D. Bontrager M. Boyd L. Brad9eth C. Charaness A. Clausen S. Comegys SOPHOMORES V. Davis R. Decker G. Dietrich S. Erpelding D. Ess B. Ferdig D. Fineday D. Flynn R. Forster T. Gabrelcik D. Graham A, Guglielmo B. Guglielmo B. Gunderson D. Hatch D. Hover 41 B. Joy R. Kaasa B, Lancaster G. Larson K. Liasnar J. Long R. Lorenson H. McFadden T. Magoon D. Meehl J. Morris R. Mourar E. Nalson R. Navall D. Nipp A. 01afsan D. Paaslay J Paaslay W. Praston M. Richardson K. Rock E« Schockar J • Semon M. Smith C. Sorhaim V. Stotlar C. Thaisen T. Torgarson R. Vordarbruggan R. Jilcowski M. Wilson D. -Joole A. Yerbich V. Yerbich B. Zea FRESHMEN K. Abmharason C. Aery D� Anderson Anderson S Anderson ‘ G« Aurand D. Balsirer J. Barclay B. Bauer M. Biber K. Bowman i D. Boyd J. Bradaeth P. Brown D. Bryan M. Charwood R. Clark 5 Collison M Connell K Corne T. Davis C. Decker 8. Dockendorf P. Dremmel D. Dutcher R. Eckatrom J. Eas B. Falk D. rdig J. Finday S. Finday E. Fitch D. Flynn B. Folavm T. Folatad J. F088 J. Freyholtz J. Garner A. Granger B. Gross R. Gross R. Gunderson J. HeacocV J. Hemphill K Hoglund L. Holcomb J. Huewe A. Jantzen C. Jensen J. Johnson K. Johnson M. Johnson G. Jone s L. Joy W. Kaasa D. Kalio E. Kalvig T. Kilboy R. Kilde C. Kjellberg K. Knutson R. Koehnen K. Lahman L. Larson M. Light R. Lossing J. Lutgen D. Matheny P. Mclntire P. Meehl S. Mistic S. Michalko J. Neese C. Nesset S. Neatberg J. Nipp K. 0� Brian B. Olaon K. Patch R. Pihla.ia G. Reed K. Rock B. Saunders P. Saitz D. Shaw T. Schofnar R. Smith C. Stagman K. Stanaon J. Jtenson S. Stotlar K. Sunall D, Sutton M. Theisen R. Thaisan R. Tjapkas G. Todavich C. Van Dan Dries M. Van Dan Dries J. White S. Whitney K. Wolden D. Yarbich J. Yarbich J. Villella 45 Eighth Grade Biberg Brekke Cluff Decker DeVault Dirke9 Dockendorf Fineday Floura Forster J. Freyholtz D. Garner J, Gross J. Guglielmo B. Hatch D. Hover L. Huffstutler B. Johnson D. Jones C. Kaasa D. Klug V. Klug K. Knutson B. Lutgen G. Lutgen R. Miller G. Mistic J. Mistic S. Nipp C. Pemble ft. Notsch A. Olson M. Paddock D. Peasley D. Peasley B. Peasley A. Peterson P • Raad S. Saunders B. Schockar R. Samon S. Shaw T. Shippy C. Schultz W. Smith M. Solberg G. Sorheim P. Spencer M. Stevens D. Thompson T. Torgerson J. Trimble V. Weaver R. Wilcowski R. Wilcowski D. Week M. Wilson M. Wittwer S. Wittwer S. Wittwer B. ierbich B. Terbich J. Zea Seventh Grade T. Abrahamson J. Adams M. Anderson S. Anderson D. Bontrager D. Bruers P. Burns S. Christianson B. Cutbank C. Cutbank N. Davis J. Dunkley J. Erickson T. Falk D. Fineday riiiL.iuj G. Fineday S. Fineday A. Freyholtz R. Gross S. Gross S. Grundmeier J. Guglielmo J. Hamlin J. Helgeson J. Hendrickson J. Holcomb R. Homister S. Lahman J. Light M. Lillquist A. Lutgen D. Lutgen M. Marteness L. Matheny C. Mclntire Gary Rick 1979 SENIORS J. Gamer, T. Davis, B. Olson, J. Gross, B. Yerbich R. Koehnen, G. Reed, J. Gamer, D. Fineday, R. Mistic, S. Koehnen JV Wrestling R. Gross, T. Abrahamson, D. Nessett, B. Minick J. Guglielmo, J. Zea, T. Folstad, D. Flynn, C. Pemble GOLF Lindberg, Joy, Mathcny, Olson, Bowman Magoon, J. Anderson, E. Anderson, Balsiger VRS1TY TRACK SENIORS K. Matheny, J. Anderson, E. Anderson 64 3 Gross, Korpela. Boyd, Nestberg, Tuff, Krueger, Swcdbcrg Yerbich, Fineday, Garner, Mourer, Sunell, Reed, Ess SENIORS J. Krueger, D. Fineday, C. Ess, M. Sunell VARSITY TRACK SENIORS Zea, Beighley, Ferdig, Nagel, Smith, Corne, Sorheim K. Sorheim, L. Stomberg, M. Olson Stomberg, Sorheim, Tuey, Fitch, Olson, Bryant, Mrs. Andrson K. Smith, P. Beighley, C. Fitch, T. Tuey STATE PARTICIPANTS M. Anderson, Lahman, Floura, Olson, Gross, D. Anderson Klug, Jones, Yerbich, Trimble, Rock, Joy Nipp Baseball Chamness, Flynn, Pfeifer, Llesener, Nlpp Ruzlcka, Gabrelclk, Beck, Page, Slindee Christianson, Michalek Nagel, Stem, Davis, Hentges Seniors Kevin Hentges Butch Nagel Dave Stem Kevin Beck Rick Davis Kent Christianson Todd Page MUSIC BAND C. Kjellberg, M. Maness, M. Langord, B. Carlson, T. Brekke, J. Gunderson, B. Joy, L. Larson, B. Falk, L. Holcomb, C. Stegman, V. Klug, L. Yerbich J. Trimble, K. Parker. L. Bradseth, R. Lorenson, T. Folstad, M. Olson, L. Cox, J. Jenson G. Rudquist, K. Johnson, G. Nagel, T. Theisen, L. Joy, B. Gunderson, C. Sorheim, S. Erpelding, B. Ferdig, K. Beck, B. Erpelding, J. Johnson, D. Nipp, M. Bowman, J. Barclay, K. Jensen, B. Erpelding, G. Collison, T. Folstad, D. Flynn, K. Rock, A. Olson, M. Light, M. Richardson, B. Kalvig, K. Wolden, D. Anderson, M. Anderson, M. Paddock, G. Larson, D. Flynn, R. Gunderson, M. Wilson, G. Sorheim, J. Heacock, B. Olson, E. Gustafson, J. Joy, R. Tuff, T. Bauer, D. Bontrager, S. Balsiger, L. Stomberg, J. Parker, Mr. Hanson, P. Dremmel, T. Theisen, D. Yerbich, J. Theisen, D. Orr, T. Brekke, K. Sorheim, L. Larson, S. Bradseth, K. Johnson, D. Graham, K. Sunell, R. Mistic, P. Slindee, M. Sunell, J. Shocker, S. Michalko, P. Seitz, J. Langie, K. Beck, J. Floura, 89 Senior Mr. Jewell 3, Orr J. Parker J. Gunderson D. 30ntrager T. Guglialmo S. Magoon Davis K. Sorheim C. Theisen R. Lorenson K. Stomberg 3. Tjepkes M. Kaness J. Anderson K. 3eck R.Vorderbruggen.A. Yerbich 3. Erpelding D. Lindberg 3. Ferdig L. Helgeson K. Beck D. Moos V, Yeroich T. Folstad T. allin A. Crippen T. 3rekke M. Smith K. Heacock J. Polman D. Byler D. Fischer Officers T. Brekke J. Fellows M. Smith M. Sunell J. Krueger R. Davis K. Beck Choir R. Davis R. Tuff H. . ilson G. Dietrich J. Fellows 3. Bowman T. Hatch R. Kirschmann M. 3enson J. Ruzicka T. Thiesen S. Bradseth L. Bradseth 3.CrUglIel«o M Langord 3. Comegys C. -«ss J. Joy M. Dunell D, Voile 3. Joy B. Zea T. Brekke 3. Bryant K Paddock G. Rudquist J. Krueger K. Dwedberg D. Graham D. Mistic G. Dockendorf L. Cox D. Kalvig C. Carter P. Zea Ensemble L. Helgeson T. Brekke M. Smith J. Parker J. Fellows 3. Bradseth T. Theisen T. Brekke R. Kirsehmann T. Gugliamo K. 3eck D. Orr D. Kalvig L. Cox D. Byler M. Sunell R. Tuff K. Beck R. Davis M. Benson D. Fischer ft. Swedberg D. Mistic STAGE BAND T. Folstad, M. Light, S. Balsiger. D. Bontrager, J. Parker, G. Collison L. Stomberg, D. Orr, K. Beck. J. Langie, E. Gustafson, J. Joy, T. Bauer, D. Nino B. Erpelding, K. Beck Mr. Hanson, T. Tuff SOLOS ENSEMBLES M. Suenll K. Johnson L. Cox T. Folstad R. Lorcnson T. Brekke, B. Carlson K. Beck B. Carlson T. Brekke WKrwSWWXR WRHHW� OU 3 S. Bradseth, D. Orr, L. Bradseth, K. Sorheim, L. Larson, T. Brekke, C. Sydow, D. Bontrager, J. Theisen Senior quartet: Fischer, Beck, Davis, Sunell Sophomore quartet: Guglielmo, Graham, Benson, McFadden Junior quartet: Byler, Swedberg, Tuff, Kirschnan Sophomore trio: Bontrager, Bradseth, Dietrich Senior trio� Fellows, Orr, Barker Junior trio� Brekke, Bradseth, Smith VOCAL SOLOISTS Jennifer Parker Dawn Kalvig Dayle Orr Twyla Brekkc Kandy Swedberg Sandy Bradseth JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: T. Davis, K. Jensen, D. Olson, T. Baird Row 2: D. Sutton, P. Dremmel, D. Yerbich, T. Theison, R. Koehnen J. Jones, J. Barclay Row 3: J. Garner, D. Shaw, G. Collison, D. Ralsiper, T. olstad, D. vlvnn, C. Chamness, T. Gabrelcik, G. Dockendorf, J. Joy JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: S. Sonnek, T. Abrahamson, A. Freyholtz, J. Adams, S. Orundmier, B. Minick Row 2: J. Zea, J. Nipp, M. Abrahamson, R. Gross, D. Klur, J. Gross, M. Lillquist Row 3: D. Matheny, G. Reed, P. Brown, D. Flynn, 0. Aurand, K. Sunell, M. Paddock, C. Schultz, P. McTntire, T. DeVault cmm Varsity BASKETBALL Go Fight W N i ■ A Team Mr. Ross B Team Mr. Anderson K. Hentges, K. Eeck, T. Page, M. 3unell 3. Kagoon, 3. Lindberg, D. Schuemann, B. Fineday M. Michalek, T. brelcik, ?. siindee K. Christianson J. Joy c Team. Mr. Houseman Mgr. Todd Cabrelcil; Jackio ?ellows Brenaa Bovman Linda Helgeson Shari :iendrickson Gail Nagel B SQUAD Loretta Yerbich Bonnie Hatch Kim Wolden Liberty Holcomb 68 K. Sunell D, Nipp J. Nipp F. Mclntira, K. Abrah nson T. Killboy 3. Thiesen J. reyholtz T. Guglielmo D. Sutton X. Liosnor T. Gabrelcik,J. Barclay D. Shaw J. Pfiefer D. Matlieny C. Chamness D. Flynn G. Colllson D. Balsiger B TEAM S. Sonnek, H. M.Vilson. ?. D. Cluff, G. B. Johnson Swedoerg, A. Freyholtz, D. Fineday, J. Adams, S. urundmier i Holcorab- � •«««. D. Lillquist, D. Hower, D. Bontragcr, Histic, H. Forester, H. Mlcowkl, H. Wllco-ski, J. Freyholtz, T. DeVault CHEERLEADERS Jennifer iickstadt Junell Jensen Debbie Hatch Charlene Carter Lori Manthei MaryBeth Langord 70 Row Is Storaberg, Beighley, Peasley, Thaisen Row 2s Bryant, Stenson, Halgeson, Coach Johnson Row 3s Bogart, Schuemann, Zea, Hendrickson, Parker,Folstad CAPTAINS: Debbie Peasley, Patti Beighley MANAGER: Karen Beck Shelley Bryant Pam Zea B C Volleyball Front row: J. Jennerstrand, S. Anderson, C. Kjellberg, H. Anderson second row: J. Floura, D. Anderson, B. Joy, 3. Nipo, B. Gunderson. L. Joy, R. Gross, S. Nipp, N. Davis 74 VARSITY Basketball 'Front row: L. Cox, P. Beighley, L. Stomberg, J. Wittver s, Mistic Second row: S. Bryant, B. Come, P. Bogart, M. Olson Third row: K. Beck, G. Benson, T. Folstad Head Coach Hark Johnsor Ass,t Bev Bryant C-team coach Mrs. Johnson Manager: Barbie Joy Laurie LeaAnne Patti Tammy Karen Shelley Michele C. K jell berg, II. Anderson, K. Lahman, J. Johnson, ?. 3eitz D. iferdig, D. Anderson, C. Sorheioi. K. ftock . took, ?. Gross B. Gunuerson, ?. Keehl, 3. Hestberg, L. Joy, 3. Gross B C Basketball 3. Lahman, 3. Christianson, 3. Anderson, J. Junkley, J. Jennerstrand J. jUglielrao, o, .Ittwer, !!. ittwer, 3. 3haw, 3. ittwer, L. Matheny 3. Cross, V. Weaver, 3. Nipp, J. Floura, 3. Sessing, 3. Nipp 77 78 T. ’fetch, A. Yerbich T. Theisen, 3. Zea, T. Brekke Girl’s Basketball Cheerleaders J. Trimble, J. Mistic, ?. Reed 1979 SENIOR Cheerleaders J. Fellows 3. Hendrickson C. Sorter L. Manthei M. Maness(alternate) 79 WRESTLING Front rcr. : G,Aurand, C. Todavich, D. verbic.h, C.Dick, F. Drennel, j. Yerbicn Second rou: D. Coburn, K. Davis, J. Cross, C. Cross, A. Cross, i. Yerbicn, C. Garner 80 B. Minick G. Mistic A. Moos D. Nesset B. Nipp T. O'Laughlin A. Pafko W. Page K. Patch D. Peasley L. Peasley K. Pratt E. Richardson J. Rockis S. Sonnek R. Svedberg T. Stowe J. Theisen B. Burney J. Wennerstrand J. Yerbich ( Board of Education Zeller, Olson, Yerbich, Gilstad, Nelson, Kjellberg Mrs. Kjellberg Mr. Rubash Mrs. Anderson Mr. Christanson Mr. Lorenson Mr. Schram Mr. Cox Mr. Merrill Dergin !rs. Cross Mrs. Gunderson Mrs. Rud uist Kentfces -Mrs. Fields Mrs. Stenson COOICS Mrs. Davis • A A t I 1 Mr. Gunderson Mr. Fateh T i Mr. Jewell Mr. Schaefer Mr. Dremmel Mr. Mathews 53 FACULTY Mr. Houseman Mrs. Tischer Mr. Bechtold Mrs, Ploura Mrs. Gemer Mrs. Deno Mr. Merrill Mr. Anderson Mrs. Parker Mr. Sonnek Mr. Penn Mrs. Jones Mr. Stepheni Mr. Ross Mr. Schram Mr. Hanson Mr. Kovar Mrs. Zea ELEMENTARY FACULTY 1st row: oheppard Johnson, Cross, Blade, Hanson, Collison, Drenmel, Jheppard, Ross, McKean. 2nd row: Sorquist, Bruers, Olson, Rudd, Sherman, Latulippe, Larson, Stomberg. 1st row: Gross, Sonnek, Zustiak , Charles, Blizil. 2nd row: Gladen, Frenze , Sorquist, Lillquist, Ladig. 56 HONORS National Honor Society Beck, Corne, Orr, Beck, Olson, Schueraann, Larson, Todavich, Brekke, Bradseth, Crippen, Bryant, Parker, Stomberg, Cox, Kirschmann, Kalvig, Brekke, Dick. RETURNING SENIORS D. Todavich, 1 . Orr, D. Kalvig, C. Dick, L. Larson, T. Brekke. NEWLY ELECTED SENIORS K. Beck, S. Bryant, K. Beck, M. Olson, L. Storaberg, D. Schuemann, J. Parker. Not pictured: T. Page, J. Gross, L. Cox. NEWLY ELECTED JUNIORS R. Kirschmann, T. Brekke, B. Corne, S. Bradseth, A. Crippen. SPORTS FOOTBALL HOMECOMING SENIORS Dennis Schumann Shari Hendrickson Jim Krueger Kathy Sorheim JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Joe Gross MaryBeth Langord Cindy Sorheim Matt McFadden Paul Dreramel Dawn Anderson Row 1: Baird, Jansen, Olson. Davis, Dremmel, Yerbich, Theisen Row 2; Jonas, Koahnan, Barclay, Sutton, Shaw, Gabrelcik, Joy, Nipp Row 3: Garner, Garner, Sunell, Koahnan, Gross, Thompson, Czech, Wallin, DocVendorf Row 4: Collison, Balsiger, Gross, Davis, GabralciV, Folstad, Coburn Flynn, Chamnesa, Finday Row 5: Long, Tuff, Back, Mistic, Schuemann, Maroon, Krueger CAPTAINS: Mika Czech, Doug Mistic COACHES: R. McKean, J. Sonnak, J. Ross Dennis Schuemann Mike Sunell Chris Garner I Roy Tuff David Graham Randy Klrschman H. V. P.115 FRESHMEN Mr. Jewell, J. 3ss, K. Lahman, C. Kjellberg, D. Butcher, M B. Falk, L. Larson Johnson, C. Stegmen, L. 3. K. J. T. Joy. P. Seitz, D. Ferdig, B. Kalvig, M. Light, 3. Gross, L. Jensen, A. Jantzen Anderson Kistic, T. Shofner, K. Corne, K. Bownan, J. Heacock, R. Theisen, M. Abranamson, •.olden, D. Anderson, L. Holcomb Nip?, B. Olson, D. Sutton, 0, Shaw, C. Jensen, G. Collison, 3. Mistic, R. Gunderson Folstad, D. Flynn y 1 Bov s Chorus T. Abrahamson, T. Stowe, A. Freyholtz, G. Lutgen, R. Forster, R. Swectoerg, j, ougiieimo K. Marteness, S. Sonnek, D. Bontrager, M. Lillquist, S. Grundmeier, J. Yerbi-ch, R. Gross G. Neese, J. Gross, P. Spencer, G. Sorheim, J. Hamlin, D. Decker Mr. Hanson, G. Mistic, D. duff, M. Paddock, T. DeVault, ?, Yerbich, J. Zea 100 Girl’s Choir J. .-tencincKson, 6, Lahman, J. Christianson, J. Dunrtley, L. Peasley, J. Jennerstrand, T. 3rekke, 3. Anderson, A. Pafko M. Davis, E. Richardson, . Page, P. Peed, C. Dockendorf, L Yerbich, A. Moos, J. Thoisen, L. Matheny, D. Jones M. ,nrtcrson, B. Nipp, T. 0 Laughlin, 3. Hatch, J. Mistic, M. rfittwer, J. Trimble, J. Rockis J� -lelgeson, Miotic, J. Light, 3. Nipp, V, leaver, 3. Sessinr, J. Gugliolrao, L. Huffntetler JUNIOR HIGH BAND Sonnek, S. Crundmeier, M. Marteness, R. Jwedoerg, w. Linquisx, u. Aj xx exo, nxiixc , Christianson E. Richardson, J. Jennerstrand, J. Holcomb, J. Heacock, T. Stowe, J. Dunkley, A. Pafko, 3. Anderson, T. Abrahamson, D. Bontrager K. Johnson, 3. Jensen, L, Larson, L. Yerbich, J. Hendrickson, M. Anderson, 3. Falk, ?. Seitz, C. Stegman, M. Anderson, J. Light K.’ Rock, 3. Sessing, R. Gunderson, K. Sunell, S. Michalko, K. Bouman, B. Olson, J. Floura, J. Guglielmo, T. DeVault G. Mistic, I', olden, J. Helgeson, D. Anderson, L. Holcomb, J. Trimble, 3. Kalvig, L. Joy, M. Paddock Kr. Manso-i. T. r'ol start ■ f„ Sc,n Ison. 3. Tluff. J. Barclay. IS. Light. Flv;ir. ORGANIZATIONS R LACKDUCK LING STAFF D, Kalvig, T. 3rekke, G. Pudquist, 3. Bryant, K. Beck Mrs. Parker, D. Orr, J. Gunderson, J. Parker, X. Smith, P. Zea, 3. Balsiger, C. Dick, ?. Bogart, T. Polstad, A. Crippen, 3. 3alsiger J. I.angie, D. Schuemann, X. 3eck, P. Tuff EDITORS D. Orr, I). Schuemann Mrs. Parker, X. Beck 103 Student Council Row 1 K Heacock G. Misiic L. Cox B. Come Row 2 T. Gabralcik J. Kruger C. Jensen Row 3 B. Nipp T. Hatch D. Kalvig Librarians S. Stenson, D. Dutcher, M. Smith, E. Homister, R. Wilcowski, C. Decker a. Knutson, D. Sweedman, M. Dirkes, D. Springer, B. Tjepkes USHERS Senior ?.ow 1 K.Johusor. T.Baird • Row 2 D ,ICalvi£ D. Todavich L. af.el B.'dec.el Row 3 E .Lr .eldinj; A. Dockendorf T.Wallin M. Yerbich Junior Row 1 T.Bauer J.Johnson '(.Smith Row 2 J.Eickstadt r,.i a£el C.Kolil B.Erpelding B.Tjepkes Row 3 k.Reed T.Todavich U. Patch J.Keute J .llochstetler FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 Row U: Row 5 s Johnson, Bontrager, Sorheim, Wittwer, Erpelding, Stegman, Johnson, Theisen Stomberg, Ferdig, Bowman, Kohl, Mistic, Fellows, Lorenson, Nagel, Zea Nagel, Joy, Hatch, Guglielmo, Stenson, Hendrickson, Larson, Brekke, Helgeson, Orr Carter Rudquist, Sorheim, Manthei, Balsiger, Olson, Bogart, Jolle, Theisen, Paddock Beck, Folstad, Benson, Corne Row 1: Brekke, Kalvig, Todavich, Langord uUlcers: 2. CoXf Bryant, Parker FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 s Row 4: Row 5? Johnson, Theisen, Zea, Yerbich, Erpelding, Zea, Erpelding, Gross, Mistic Vordcrbruggen, Yerbich, Theisen, Meehl, Bauman. Dick, Larson, Spencer, Petersen, Nipp ilotsch, ’Schocker yorderbruggen, Freyholtz, Reed, Thompson, Reed, Dockendorf, Gross, Gustafson Johnson Davis, Yerbich, Petersen, Todavich, Davis, Erpelding, Gross, Gross, Reed, Davis, Grundmeier, Jones, Mistic, Koehnen, Benson, Huzicka, Dockendorf, Matheny, Granger, Mr. Pjerstad T. Johnson, D. Reed, J. Gross Officers; Erpelding. C, Dick, T, Todavich J. Theisen C. Yorderbruggen, A. Yerbich, R. Yorderbruggen FFA TEAM S GENERAL LIVESTOCK Koehnen, Matheny, Gross PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE Erpelding, Gustafson, Johnson, Larson, Vorderbruggen, Gross, Todavich, Johnson WILDLIFE Thompson, Johnson, Reed, Erpelding, Vorderbruggen, Nipp DAIRY JUDGING Vorderbruggen, Come, Jones, Johnson Erpelding, Larson, Gross, Todavich FARM MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SPEAKING Johnson, Bowman, Johnson, Larson SOIL JUDGING cow clipping Rosemary Vorderbruggen Nathan Spencer Brenda Falk F F A SWEETHEART Dianne Todavich Tim Davis booster How i Mr. Mathews, Bradsetn, Joy, Gamer, Keutc, Johnson, Jea, Gunderson How 2 Crr, Crippen, Hudquist, Jmith, Bradsetn, Bontrager, Yerbich, Kalvig Beck, Hatch, Balsiger, Langord, Brekke, marker, Brekke, Guglielmo How 4 {oole. Helgeson. Lorenson, Bryant, Hock, Jea. now 5 lcfadaon,Folstaa, wallin, Mantnei, Fellows, Bowman, Jmith How 6 3avis, Graham, Tuff, Beck, Jchuemann, Guglielrao editors: Tamraie Brekke, Dawn Kalvig Advisor: Mr. Mathews Row 1 Mrs. Jones, Heacock, Bowman, Lahman, Johnson, Anderson, Heacock, Kjelberg Row 2 Bryant, Bowman, Kaness, Holcomb, feadock, Stegman, Bontragcr, Zea Smith, Brekke, Zea, Jnitney, Brek'ke, Parker, Lorenson, Ouglielno, Cox, Larsen Polman, Xalvig, Kanthei, Richardson, Rudquist. Fitch, olden, Peaslcy Row 5 Hochstetler, Tuff, Guglielmo. Gainer, L Kalvig, Jfeute Officers: Pam Zea, Tanunie Brekke,Lea Anne Cqx Lorl nthel Mrs. Jones, Mary Jo Smith, Dawn Kalvig. DramaClub B. Qugllelmo, Holcomb, D. Anderson, D. Bontrager, J. Langie, p Seitz, J. Heacock, T. Baird, C. Kjellberg K, Smith, T. Brekke, 3. Kalvig, T. Brekke, M. Maness, G. Nagel, K. Stomberg, G. Kjonas, 3. Balsiger, J. 3ilinski X. '.’olden, 3. 3owraan, K. Sunell, E. Nelson, S. Comegys, R. Yoderbruggen, D. Kalvig L. B Gseth, V. Davis, V. Yerbich D. Moos, G. Rudquist, J. Kuete, N. Schuemann, R. Kirschmann, D, Byler, D. Graham, A. Clausen, J. Carner, M. Sunell, T. Theisen, D. olle 3« Bradscth, A. Crippem, T. allin, D. Orr, R. Davis, 3. Balsiger, T. Folstaa, R. Tuff, D. Schuemann, S. Bryant, J. Parker M. Sunell, J. Langie FALL ?LAY D, Graham, C. Kjellberg, D. Bontrager, K. olden D. Orr, 3. Bradseth, R. Tuff, D. Moos, D. Kalvig, J. Parker 3. Nelson, A. Crippen, D. Byler, R. Kirschmann, L. Bradseth, G. Kjonas, 3. Bowman, Mrs. Parker Mr. Housemann, Rick Davis ONE-ACT FLAY CAST Parker, Bradseth, Graham, Byler Bradseth, Crippen, Orr DECLAMATION Parker, Holcomb, Kjellberg, Anderson, Dunkley, Kalvig, Byler, Graham, Folstad, Schuemann, Bradseth, Crippen Sr. Directory Tom Johnson FFA 1,2,3, FFA officer 3, Dairy Judging team 1,2 Wildlife team 3, Annual Staff Parliamentary Procedure team Hall of Fame Dawn Kalvig Choir 1,2,3, Mixed Ensemble 1,2,3, Solo 2,3, Trio 2,3, Girls Ensemble 2,3, Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 2,3 Pep Band 1,2,3, Instrumental duet 1,2 Honor Band 2 Honor Choir 3 Science Club 1,2,3, Officer 3, Drama Club 1,2,3, Officer 3, Fall Play 1,2,3 Student Director Spring Play 3 National Honor Society 3, Officer Booster 2,3, Editor Blackduckling 2,3, Student Council 2,3, Officer 3, Declamation 1, FHA 2,3, Officer One Act Play 3 Hall of Fame ♦ Choir Officer 3 Choir Section Leader 3, Usher 3, Class Officer 1 Jim Krueger Football 1,2,3, Track 2,3, Choir 1,2,3, Choir Officer Letterman 2,3, Student Council 3, Homecoming Candidate Class Officer 2 Lori Nagel Choir 1,2,3 Ushers Club FHA 2,3, Drama Club 1,2,3 Wesley Nestberg Football 3 Lona Larson Pep Band 1,2,3, Drama Club 3 Choir 1 Majorette 2,3, FFA 3, FHA 2,3, National Honor Society 3, Ensembles 2 Tim Long Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 1,2 Letterman FFA 2 , ♦ Laurel Manthei Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 3 Mixed Ensemble 1 Choir 1,2,3 Band 1,2, Booster 1,2,3, Drama Club 1,2,3, Science Club 1,2,3, Officer Fall Play 1,2,3 Declamation 1,2 FHA 1,2,3, Track 1,2 Lettervoman 3, Kelly Matheny Golf 3,1 Doug Mistic Football 1,2,3, All-Conference Letterman 3, Captain Choir 1,2,3, Ensemble 3, Wrestling 1 FFA 2,3 Homecoming Attendent 2 Homecoming Prince 3 Hall of Fame Bonnie Nagel Ushers Club Butch Nagel Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2 FFA 1,2 Kevin Hentges Baseball 1,2,3, All-Conference 3 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3, FFA 1,2 Michele Olson FHA 2,3, i Band 1,2,3,U Honor Band 3 Brass Choir Track 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Choir 3,2 Pep Band 1,2,3, Annual Staff Princess Candidate 3 Homecoming Attendent 3 National Honor Society Dayle Orr Choir 2,3, Section Leader Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Honor Band 2 Honor Choir 3 FHA 2,3, National Honor Society 3, Officer ♦ Majorette 2,3, Accompanist 1,2,3, Drama Club 1,2,3, Clerk Annual Staff Booster 2,3, Blackduckling 2,3, Co-Editor Girls State Alternate 3 Hall of Fame Dixieland Band 3 Vocal Solo 2,3, Vocal Ensemble 2,3, Instrumental Solo 3, Instrumental Ensemble 1,2 Floyd Hightshoe Wrestling 3 Sharif Hendrickson Basketball 1 Volleyball 1,U Track 1,2,3 State Track Participant 2 Cheerleading 2,3, CaDtain Homecoming Attendant 2 Homecoming Cantidate Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 2,3 FHA 2,3, Annual Staff 1 Senior Hall of Fame Lettervoman 1,2,3, Bill Whitney Track 2,3, LeaAnne Cox Band-1,2,3,4 Honor Band-2,3 State-Region Music-2,3 Student Council-3,4 Student Council Officer-4 Homecoming Attendent-1 Homecoming Princess-3 Choir-1,2,3,4 Ensemble-4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Letterman-3,4 Science Club-3,4 Science Club Officer-4 Annual Staff-4 Hall of Fame-4 FHA-2,3,4 FHA Officer-4 Richard Davis FFA-1,2,3,4 Booster-4 Football-1,2,3,4 All-Conference-4 Baseball-1,2,3,4 All-Conference-3 Letterman-2,3,4 Wrestling-1,2,3,4 Hall of Fame-4 Band-1,2,3,4 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Solo-3,4 Choir-1,3,4 Ensemble-1,3,4 Barber Shop-4 Drama Club-4 Fall Play-4 Class Vice-President-4 Section Leader-4 Choir Officer-4 Chris Dick Wrestling-1,2,3,4 Wrestling Captain-4 FFA-1,2,3,4 FFA Officer-3,4 Hall of Fame-4 Letterman-2,3,4 Blackduckling Staff-4 Annual Staff-4 National Honor Society-3,4 Boys' State Delegate-3 Chuck Ess Track-2,3,4 Choir-4 Letterman-3,4 Keith Eggert Ag Co-operative Dave Stern Football-1,2,3 Baseball-2,3,4 Track-1 Basketball-1,2 Letterman-3,4 Band-2,3 Laurie Stomberg Volleyball-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Track-1,2,3,4 Letterwinner-1,2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 FHA-2,3,4 Stage Band-2,3,4 All-Conference Basketball-3 National Honor Society-4 State Track Participant-3 Theresa Theisen Cheerleader-1,2,3,4 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 Choir-2,3,4 Letter winner-2,3 Drama Club-1,2,3,4 FHA-2,3,4 Choir ensemble-3,4 Honor Choir-3 Ushers Club-3,4 Science Club-2,3 Clarinet Duet-1 Dianne Todavich Student Council-1,2 Class Treasurer-3,4 National Honor Society-3,4 Girls' State-3 FHA President-4 FFA Sweetheart-3 Winter Royalty Queen-4 Usher's Club-3,4 Twyla Tuey Track-4 Art Dockendorf FFA-2,3,4 Ushers Club-3,4 Homecoming Prince Candidate-3 Science Club-1 FFA Judging Team-3 Jeri Langie Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Honar Band 3 Drama Club 1,2,3, Spring Play 3 Fall Play ♦ Booster 2,3, Blackduckling 2,3, Hall of Fame h Student of the Week Annual Staff Tammy Wallin Basketball-1 Choir-2,3,4 Drama Club-3,4 Ushers Club-4 Librarian-1,2,3 Booster-4 Homecoming Queen Candidate-4 Annual Staff-4 Todd Wallin Wrestling-1 FFA 1,2,3,4 Football-1,2,3,4 Choir-1,2,3 Letterman-3,4 Kim Jensen Science Club-2,3 Choir-2,3 Student of the Week-4 Track-3 Ushers Club-3,4 FHA-2,3,4 Librarian-1,2 Jackie Fellows Cheerleading 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 Vocal solo 3,4 FHA 3,4 FFA sweetheart candidate 3 Booster 4 Vocal Duet 3,4 Vocal Trio 4 Shelley Bryant Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3, Track 3, Lettervoman 3, FHA 2,3, Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 3 Homecoming Attendant 3 Declamation 1,2,3 Drama 1,2,3, Science Club 3, Band 1,2,3 Choir 2,3, Blackduckling 2, Booster 2,3, Annual Staff U Editor National Honor Society Kent Christianson Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Debbie Peasley Volleyball-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1 Science Club-3 Homecoming Attendent-1 Homecoming Queen-4 Student of the week-4 Kathy Peasley F.F.A.-1,2,3, Science Club-2 F.H.A.-2 Volleyball-2,3 Dale Reed Wrestling-1 Track-1,2,3 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 Dennis Schuemann Football-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Captain-4 Track-1 Baseball-2 Blackduckling-3,4 Co-editor-4 Student of the week-4 Band-1,2 Homecoming King candidate-4 DramaClub-1,2,3,4 Declamation-3,4 Fall Play-1 Spring Play-3 Annual Staff-4 Booster-3,4 Senior Hall of Fame-4 Letterman-3,4 National Honor Society-4 Karen Smith Track-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1,2 Volleyball-2 Booster-4 Blackduckling-3,4 Senior Hall of Fame-4 Let terman-1,2,3,4 Christie Stenson F.H.A.-4 Volleyball-1,2,4 Letter winner-4 Prom attendent-3 Dave Stern Football-1,2,3 Nathan Spencer Track-2 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 F,F.A. 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Wildlife team-3 David Fischer Basketball 1,2 Senior Hall of Fame Science Club 1,2,3 Football 1 Track 1,2 Homecoming Attendant 1 Annual Staff 4 Choir 1,2,3, Vocal Ensemble 1,2, Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 1,2,3 Teacher’s Aid 2 Student Advisory Panel 2,3 Letterman 1,2 Pep Band 1,2,3 Christine Fitch FFA 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 2 Usher 2 Track 2,3,1 Tammy Folstad Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Letterwinner 3, Band 2,3, Solo 3, Duet 1 Trio 3, Brass Choir Choir 2,3, Solo 3, FHA 2,3, Drama Club 3, Declamation 3, Booster 3, Blackduckling Annual Staff 4 Senior Hall of Fame Todd Gabrelcik Track 1 Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2 Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 3, Homecoming Cantidate 3 Letterman 3, Jolayne Gunderson Booster 2,3,1 Blackduckling Choir 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Annual Staff Senior Hall of Fame Library Aide 3 Junell Jensen Cheerleader 1,2,3, FHA 2,3 Track 1.2 Drama Club 1 Pep Band 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3, Homor Band 3 Choir 2 Lettervoman 2,3, Chris Garner Wrestling 2,3, Track 2,3, Football 4 Booster Declamation Letterman 3, Alan Gross FFA 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3, Letterman Successful Skips 1,2,3, Gary Gross Wrestling 1,2,3, Football 3,4 FFA 1,2,3, Letterman 2,3, John Gross FFA 1,2,3, FFA Vice-Pres. Class Officer 2 Winter Royalty King 4 Hall of Fame National Honor Society Bryan Erpelding FFA-1,2,3,4 Science Club-1,2 Band-1,2,3,4 Ushers Club-3,4 Stage Band-3,4 PepBand-1,2,3,4 Jennifer Parker Declamation 1,2,3, Drama Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Stage Band 2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Ensembles FHA 2,3, Officer 3, Blackduckling 2,3, Booster 2,3, Annual Editor Annual Staff Class President 1,3, Student of the Week 3, Basketball 1,2 Fall Play 1,2, One Act Play 1,2,3, Dist. 29 Best Actress State Declamation 1 Student Advisory Panel 1,2 Homecoming Candidate Honor Band 3 Senior Hall of Fame Letterwoman 1,2,3, National Honor Society Todd Page Band 1 Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Student Council 1,2 Letterman 3, Hall of Fame Homecoming Candidate U Boys State Alternate 3 National Honor Society Betty Theisen Elementary Aid 3, Student of the Week Candy Knutson Elementary Aid 3 Martin Yerbich Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3, Letterman 2,3, Track 1 Marilyn Yerbich Track 2 Ushers Club 3, Hall of Fame ♦ Kathy Johnson FHA 2,3, Drama Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2 Track 1 Ushers Club 3, Booster Distributive Manager Pep Band 1,2,3, Pam Zea FFA 1,2,3, Judging team 2,3, FHA 2,3, Choir 2,3, Science Club 2,3, Officer Volleyball 2,3, Blackducking Booster Annual Staff Letterwoman Teacher Aid 3 Rita Wilcow8ki Student Librarian 1 Band 1 Hall of Fame Eric Anderson Football 1 Basketball 1 Golf 1,2,3, Band 1,2 Pep Band 1,2 Homecoming Attendant 3 Senior Hall of Fame Annual Staff ♦ Tonie Baird Ushers Club Karen Beck Choir 2,3, Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Honor Band 2,3 Accompanist 1,2,3, Ensemble FHA 2,3, Booster Blackduckling Track 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3, Stage Band 3, Letterwoman 2,3, Section Leader Annual Staff Hall of Fame ♦ Class Secretary 3, Princess Candidate 3 National Honor Society ♦ Patti Beighley Basketball 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Letterwoman 2,3, All-Conference 2,3, Student of the Week 3, Volleyball Captain 3, Basketball Captain 3, Dane Beckworth Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,3 Kevin Beck Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Letterman 3, Booster 3, Blackduckling 3, Sports Editor Band 1,2,3, Stage BAnd 3, Dixieland Band 3 Honor Band 2,3 Instrumental Solo 2,3, Brass Ensemble Choir 1,2,3, Ensemble 2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Section Leader 3, Vocal Solo 3, State Band Solo 3 State Choir Solo 3 Annual Staff ♦ Hall of Fame National Honor Society Barber Shop Tammie Brekke Science Club 2,3, Officer 3, Band 1,2,2,U Majorette 2,3, Choir 1,2,3, Officer 3, Vocal Ensemble 1, Student Advisory Panel 1,2 Project 120 3 Drama Club 1,2,3, Declamation 1,2,3 FHA 2,3, Officer Booster 2,3, Editor Blackduckling 2,3, National Honor Society 3, Officer Hall of Fame Annual Staff U Honor Band 3 Pep Band 1,2,3, Student Counselor 3 Instrumental Solo 1,2,3 Instrumental Ensemble 1,2,3 One Act Play 2 Spring Play 3 Fall Play 2,3 Beth Carlson Solo 2, Ensemble 3 Duet 2,3, Choir 2,3 Pep Band 1,2,3, Ushers club 3 Honor Band 2,3 Charlene Carter Cheerleading 1,2,3, FHA 2,3, Choir 1,2,3, ADVERTISING Blackduck Standard Blackduck, MN r 66'Y) Stuart, Kevin, Doug, and Rick GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 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Kimball Music and Furniture Inc. i Blackduck Hartz Supermarket Deluxe Foods Nest I e Gr imes Rea 11y Culligan Water Kittleson ResLlty Land 0' Lakes Wood Preserving Company Bookcraft Inc. v Patterson's Paul Bunyan Motel Holiday Motel ✓Bemidji Mercantile 'Walt's TV Dress Club Cleaners t The Index lGambles Of Bemidji J.E. Schraeder Company . Bemidji Food Mart The Doran Company v Gill's Clothing and Shoes ( Welder's Supply Harold's Alignment Service Kordel Furniture Netzer Floral Sid Erickson and Associates Jerry's Farmers Market Bemidji Fleet Distributing ; Sniders Restaurant Affiliated Home Center Ed's Outboard Service Leino's Grocery and Resort Honda Yamaha Snorts Center Standard Lumber . Kelseys As You Like It Big A Auto Parts Ed's Barbershop Anderson Electric Bright Star Resort Turtle River Supper Club Joy's Gift and Craft Shop Carpet Country and Insurance Agency i 3oca Cola Bottling Company The Melody Shop j Lakeland Farmers Insurance Company 1 Barko Loaders Stuart's Inc. ( Western Auto Bemidji Federal Credit Union Naylor'S First Federal Savings and Loan Home Place Ski Shop China Palace Midway Oitdoor Equipment t Sullivan's £ Hegstrom's yTeam Electronics Cheddars Wheel Hobby Hutch Dewey Furniture and Carpet t ' Chester Berg Motors Styles For Two and Exercise Dynamics Country Kitchen Century 21-Dick Dickinson Realty Don's Discount Tire Sales ✓ The Uniform Shop ✓'Bemidji Book and Bible ✓Champion Auto Store Bemidji Bootery Bemidji Candy Company Renaud's . Spaulding Motor Sales : Lake Region Painting and Decorating Center Inc. '''Beltrami Electric , Arcade Beauty Salon Squaw Lake Lumber Company Squaw Lake Liquor Store Blackduck Floral Bud's Western Wear ANCIENT TREASURES OF KING TUT 12-20-78. The treasures of Tutankhamun are displayed for the public at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art Included is the much-publicized solid gold mask, which is adorned with colored glass, carnelian and minerals CUTTING THE CAKE 6-29-78 Princess Caroline of Monaco, daughter of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, is married to Philippe Junot in a religious ceremony at Monaco Palace GIANT OIL SPILL 3-18-78 The Liberian tanker L'Amoco-Cadis breaks up on the rocks outside Brest. France, after running aground and spilling 230.000 tons of oil in one of tho worst such disasters on record. WORLD S FIRST TEST TUBE BABY 7-25-78 Louise Joy Brown is the first baby to be conceived by the technique ol fertilization outside the mother s body The procedure was pioneered by British gynecologist Patrick Steptce and physiologist Robert Edwards THE TRIPLE CROWN 6-10-78 Affirmed and jockey Steve Cauthen establish themselves as horse and rider of the year by winning the Belmont Stakes, thus capturing racing's Triple Crown MAN OF THE HOUR 6-6-78. Howard Jarvis, sponsor of California's Proposition 13. celebrates passage of the initiative, which would cut the state's property taxes by over 50 per cent Voters approved it by a two-to-one margin LEAVING THE CAPITOL 1-14-78 Mrs. Munol Humphrey, widow ol Senator Hubert Humphrey, leaves the Capitol where the body ot her husband lies in state She is escorted by Senate Chaplain Rev. Edward Elson and Vice President Walter Mondale A SHINING NEWCOMER 6-16-78. Nancy Lopez, of Roswell. N.M . takes the Ladies Professional Golf tour by storm and easily wins the seasonal championship in her rookie year Here she sinks a 20-foot putt during the Rochester Open THE MAN OF STEEL RETURNS 7-18-78. It s a bird . . . It’s a plane No! It s Christopher Reeve, who is playing the title role of Superman m the new multi-million dollar feature film currently being shot In New York. A NEW POPE 10-17-78. Pope John Paul it at world's Roman Catholics The Poland, became the church's t non-Italian pope in 450 years. A NEW CHAMP 2-15-78. Leon Spinks celebrates as the new heavyweight boxing champion. He took the crown in only his eighth professional bout by defeating Muhammed All In 15 rounds m Las Vegas. Nevada SALT TALKS PROGRESS 12-23-78. Cyrus Vance of the United States and Andrei Gromyko of the Soviet Union meet In Geneva. Switzerland, to begin a lengthy series of SALT negotiations between the world's two super powers �