Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1985 volume:

I The class of 1985 is proud to dedicate the Blackquill to Mr. Jack Penn. In 1968 Mr. Penn graduated from Mankato High School. He graduated from Mankato State University in 1972 with majors in math and chemistry. Since the fall of that year, he has been employed at Blackduck High. Mr. Penn lives south of Black- duck on South Twin Lake with his wife Nancy and daughter Lindsey. He can generally be found outdoors hunting, fishing, or working on his house. Other activities include card games, brain-teasers, such as Trivial Pursuit, or matching his wits against one of his students in backgammon or chess. For 10 of his 13 years at Blackduck High he has been working with computers, and since his employ- ment, he has been in our math depart- ment. The seniors would like to thank him for his patience and understanding. oAnyffi but Trivi a. f The Administration, Faculty and Staff of Blackduck High School present with pride T ■ - IXovaCf ’tnAf Lj jCindeCC Saxa. cJlic aAden d enea J-utcf en cMaxui zMaxtin .ancttz zRconoids : I f icfiazf ?aznni±£ou7i£i oxann oc(i£.moclz Jliia tScfiaffex J £.nnis £cfi imam ti Scoit £cliu7axzCancUi M n Scfiivexiimke f'JocLj Suj£clIj£ig Uim cS v£ Uj£ tJuCic aStfdo 2 cnnii 27 ixtault WISH THERESA WERE HERE! I remember where we used to swings And thought the air must rush As fast as to t:e birds on the wing. Our spirits fiew in feathers then. That are so heavy now Since our dear friend departed. And wt cften wondered how As we returned to school each year I remember us saying: Wish Theresa were here. —Kelly J. Mastin The class of 1985 will fondly remember Theresa Light. She would be graduating with us if not for a fatal bout with spinal meningitis in 1979. She was born on August 19, 1966 at Cedar Rapids, Iowa and then moved to Tenstrike in 1979. The class of '85 will always remember the slumber parties she gave us, and all the other good times we had together. Her out-going, fun-loving attitude made school a better place for us and encouraged us to do the best we could. D. Balton G. Bodien K. Dick M. J. Beighley M. Coburn Dirkes D. Fisher V. Fletcher S. Folsom L. Ford J. Hendricks K. Kalvig L. Matheny jU A. Gerdes R. Gross S. Hentges K. Johnson L. Hentges J. Krabbenhoft M. Mohs D. Paddock J. Bilyeu C. Anderson D. Balton E. Biberg L. Bodien J. Fladung .1. Greuel J. Heath T. George J. Hentges N. Hodgeman T. Juelson K. Leino G. Maish R. Masloski J. Mistic K. Nipp T. Mistic C. Pemble D. Patch E. Roesch S. Sandelin h. Schaffer J. Seitz L. Floerchinger T. Gillman R. Goggleye E. Kallio P. Mclntire T. George S. Gripp Howard H. Kitterman C3 School Board Left to Right: Gene Kjellberg, Merl Nord, Frank Yerbich, Orin Sessing, Robert Holmgren, A1 Bontrager, Pat Gilstad Principal Mr. Thomas Mathews Assistant Principal Superintendent In order to meet the challenges of the future, we have tried to develop good citizens who can live harmoniously with others and can work with others toward a common goal. They can further develop their own talents and can make wise use of an ever increasing amount of leisure time. The class of '85 is ready to face the future and the inspiring tasks ahead. Mr. Gary Zirbes Elementary Principal Mr. Terry Sorquist 38 Secretaries J. Gunderson M. Joy M. Klug J. Frenzel Band Choir Business 39 English P. Kovar German W. Stephani History HomeEc. S. Deno ISS Coach ! W. Merrill J. Ross J. Schram G. Sonnek A. Floura C. Pauley M. Schiotz y 40 Phy Ed. Health M. Anderson S. Anderson K. Christianson 41 Shop Special Education B. Norrgard Element aryFaculty Mathews K. Tobin J. Rubash R. Fischer A. Kjellberg 1st Row: F. Sorquist, D. Collison, D. Bruers, j. Hentges, J. Falk, D. Bradseth C. Blade, C. Wiebe, D. Dremmel, P. Ross, N. Greuel 2nd Row: D. McKean, D. McKean, D. Gross, J. Larson, M. Stomberg, C. Sheppard, J. Olson, L. Hanson 3rd Row: J. Sheppard, K. Ladig, N. Blizil, G. Johnson, G. Charles, D. Sonnek, M. Johnson, A. Cross 42 Cooks D. Stenson, A.Decker, W.Anderson, S. Stern, B.Fields Maintenance J. Dexter, L. Stomberg .Bus Drivers 1st Row: 2nd Row: E. Fields, L. Stomberg R. Yearling, S. Anderson J. Lahr, C. Hower A. Cross D. Carlson, R. Carlson A. Anderson, T. Schwartz- lander, D. Bunker C. Benson Custodians N. Swedterg, J. Patch, B. Gur.derson T. Engberg, C. Hurlbert, R. Tjepkes M. Thielman, S. Beighley, V. Napieralski, E. Pater 43 JUNIORS' A. Zoller G. Fineday A. Wilson jA sophomores Vfjj. Heath 9 T. Schulz FRESHMAN EIGHTH t A. Bryant J. Bowley B. Smith D. Balton SEVENTH 1. Brambrink T. Gillman Howard P. Mclntire J. Sorheim, J. Charlton M. Mohs. Gimme a Boy's Basketball Chee lea M. Mohs, A. Bunker, P Kruge! B. Walsh, J. Sorheim. V j WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS L.Sorquist, K, Burney, J. Pomp, L. Bauer, J. Charlton Girl's Basketball Cheerleaders K. Yerbich, J. Renfroe, J. Dockendorf, L. Ford, L. Stowe, S. Koebernick 46 Representative Tom Brown Alternate, Greg Greuel Boys and Girls Representative, Carrie Kjellberg Alternate, Debbie Nipp State Boys and Girls State activities are designed to teach about local, country, and state govern- ment. Students from across Minnesota organize the various levels and branches of government during an intensive week of learning by participating. A cam- paign and election result in the selection of a governor and other officers who serve out their week- long term, at the Minnesota State Capitol in the House and Senate chambers. The Blackduck American Legion select a representa- tive for Boys State follow- ing individual interviews while BHS teachers vote for the Girls State dele - gate. Academic and social abilities play an import- ant part in the selection process. Choosing one Blackduck student for each assembly is not an easy task and those who do finally represent BHS in St.Paul have earned a very special honor indeed. 47 Fall Homecoming King: Tom Brown Queen: Debbie Nipp Bobby Klug Pam Hentges Heath Yearling Tammy Erickson 48 One of '.he goals of this year's Student Council was to make the 1985 Snow Week bigger and better than ever before. To do so the Student Council began planning two months before Snow Week was to begin. Numerous ideas were discussed and the Student Council tried to pick the ones that the stud- ents would enjoy most. The theme and slogan, Return to Camelot , which was dipicted on the buttons the Student Council sold, was adopted for the 1985 Snow Week. Many of the week's activities tied in with this slogan. The week started out with Monday being Camoflage Day. After school the Decorate-A-Hall Contest was held with the sophomores coming away with first prize. Snow Sculpturing, which started over the weekend, continued on Monday as well. Tuesday was Celebrity Day with the students dressing up as their fav- orite Celebrity. The students were honored to have Mr. Guy Doud speak at an assembly program that morning. After Mr. Doud's speech he received a standing ovation along with many ccmpliments and handshakes. Wednesday the halls of Blackduck High were invaded by students dressed as nerds. That day also marked the beginning of noon hour sleigh rides which continued through Friday. so Students and Teachers switched roles as the students tried their hand at teaching a class. Thursday was Occupation Day with a pep-fest held that morning. At the pep-fest students were entertained with a skit by the King and Queen can- didates. The cheerleaders performed a special routine and the first grad- ers did a special number for the High School. Awards were handed out for the Snow Sculpturing Contest. The eighth grade won first place while a special award was given to the peo- ple who built a magnificent Ice Cas- tle. Friday was Maroon and Gold Day and the coronation took place that afterno- on. Greg Gruel and Carrie Kjellberg were crowned King and Queen and Mike Todavich and Janie Sorheim were crowned Prince and Princess. That evening a Large turnout of the students danced the night away with the sounds of Power Play. Many students participated in the week's activities and the Student Coun- cil was complimented on an outstanding job. In addition, the School Board passed a motion commending Mr. Merril, Student Council Advisor, for a job done well. Winter Homecoming Royalty Jr Sara McFadden, Attendant Carrie Kjellberg, Queen Janie Sorheim, Princess Nancy Mistic, Attendant Mike Todavich, Prince Greg Greuel, King Paul Mclntire, Attendant Shawn Graham, Attendant 51 King and Queen candidates' skit 7 A King's victory Camoflage Day Noon-hour sleigh ride Celebrity Day Winning snow sculpture i fN I I: Snow Week H S Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Coach Sonnek, Coach McKean, M. Biberg, J. Dexter, M. Mattson, A. Fitch, M. Leino, K. Washington, B. Ferdig, A. Lyons, Coach Ross C. Anderson, T. Patterson, T. Frenzel, A. Vorderbruggen, J. Schwersinske, R. Rockis, S. Schwarzlander, T. Nendick, T. Kallio, R. Joy, D. Schmit, J. Greuel B. Benson, D. Martin, T. Hendrickson, K. Johnson, S. Ducett, B. Smith, R. Coburn J. Thompson, B. Klug, T. Brown, H. Yearling, M. Simmons, B. Simmons, R. Olafson, S. Fischer, S. Sonnek, S. Anderson, T. Heath, D. Chamness, P. Mclntire Seniors Top Row: H. Yearling, T. Patterson, D. Chamness, J. Schwersinske, S. Schwartzlander, R. Coburn, M. Razmyslowski 2nd Row: R. Olafson, T. Brown, B. Klug, P. Mclntire, S. Ducett, B. Smith, M. Simmons Captains B. Klug T. Brown P. Mclntire D. Chamness 55 VARSITY Blackduck 20 Blackduck 14 Blackduck 31 Blackduck 12 Blackduck 14 Blackduck 34 Blackduck 15 Fosston 0 Warroad 12 Pino River 6 Cass Lake 0 Deer River 0 Northland 8 Walker 14 FOOTBALL The Blackduck Drakes football team had another successful season. They won the North Star Conference and were undefeated in the regular season for two consecutive years. They finished with an 8-1 record, losing to Deer River in the Section 6B quarterfinals. The Duck exhibited excellent sportsmanship throughout the year. Although thirteen seniors will not be returning, the Duck is looking for- ward to progressing even further next season. Section Play Offs Blackduck New York Mills 30 6 Blackduck Deer River 6 20 CONGRATULATIONS!! JR. HIGH The 1984-85 Junior High Football team would like to congratulate Mr. Pat Kovar and Mr. Steve Bechtold on their excellent coaching job and the Blackquill is honored to pass on their compliment. BHS Them Roseau 12-6 Baudette 28-14 Warroad 30-28 Int'l Falls 1 36-22 lnt'1 Falls n 42-24 Cass Lake 7th Gr 20-0 Cass Lake 7th Gr 22-20 Cass Lake 8th Gr 36-0 Cass Lake 8th Gr 38-0 Congratulations Coaches Kovar and Bechtold. Row I: T. Erkman, T. Nendick, K. Juelson, R. Sorquist, M. Benson, J. Seitz, J. Juelson, J. Puffe, C. Reeves Row 2: P. Hentges, B. Hower, K. Dreyer, C. Clark, K. Nipp, D. Page, B. Cheney, F. Maish, J. Mistic, J. Blanchard, J. Seitz Row 3: Mr. Kovar, D. Patch, B. Schuemann, J. Houseman, D. Anderson, L. Koebernick, J. Gross, S. Gripp, J. Cheney, G. Maish, T. Patterson 57 Serve, Set, Spike, ancj Row I: J. Thiesen, C. Kjellberg, C. Erpelding, D. Nipp,. D. Long, J. Swedberg (Manager) Row 2: L. Hentges, T. Erickson, T. Nipp, Coach Johnson, VOLLEYBALL SEASON Clearbrook- (2-3) Little fork- (3-2) Deer River- (3-1) Kelliher- (3-0) Pequot Lakes Tour.- (2nd) Laporte- (3-0) Cass Lake- (1-3) Bemidji- (3-0) Walker- (3-0) Northome- (3-1) Indus- (3-0) Bigfork- (3-0) Bagley- (3-0) Nevis- (3-0) Red Lake- (3-0) Akley- (0-3) Northland Conference Champs S :pt- Debbie Nipp Tammie Erickson Cpt. Carrie Kjellberg 58 B. Parker, C. Yerbich, A. Mclntire, S. Sonnek, M. Klempel, T. Holmgren, S. Sessing Coach Bryant, P. Erickson, K. Hartman, V. Nipp J. Dockendorf (Manager) 59 Row 1: J. Casey, A. Schwarzlander, M. Tracy, M. Puffe, D. Klein, J. Dockendorf (Manager) Row 2: M. Wolden, A. Yearling, S. Hentges, Coach Vetter, T. Schmit, R. Shaw, Coach Bryant Roundballers Row 1: Assn't Coach Anderson, S. Sonnek, R. Olafson, T. Ngai, H. Yearling, B. Klug, T. Brown, P. Mclntire, Coach Ross Row 2: M. Todavich, K. Johnson, K. Kalvig, B. Benson, J. Schmit M. Todavich, H. Yearling, T. Ngai T. Brown P. Mclntire, R. Olafson, B. Klug B Team Row 1: J. Jenson, A- Wilson, A. Lyons, T. Batton J. Dexter, M. Listrud, Row 2: T. Kallio, C. Killian, B. Ferdig, W. Johnson, W. Johnson, A. Fitch, A. Haiby, ow 3: Mr. Anderson, S. Anderson, A. Thienes, J. Heath, T. Hendrickson, R. Michalek, C. Hickle, R. Rockis 62 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: C. Reeves, K. Juelson, R. Sorquist, G. Beighley, S. Haiby, K. Dreyer D. Page, P. Renfroe, K. Nipp, S. Clarke, J. Seitz, P. Tjepkes, B. Blizil, T. Huffstetler, B. Smith T. Hendrickson, K. Benson, J. Hall, M. Mistic, J. Gross, R. Buchanon, L. Koebernick, D. Lundberg, J. Cheney, J. Houseman, D. Anderson, Mr. Houseman Junior High 64 Cagey Ladies Row 1: Ass't Coach Zirbes, T. Holmgren, T. Gross, T. Nipp P. Erickson, A. Gerdes, T. Nipp, V. Nipp Row 2: S. Sessing, G. Mohs, S. Sonnek, D. Nipp, C. Kjellberg Coach John Carlson Captains: C. Kjellberg, D. Nipp B TEAM Row 1: Coach Zirbes, J. Dexter, V. Nipp, S. Sonnek, H. Jensen, P. Ericksin, A. Melntire, M. Hauger. Row 2: C. Frieze, K. Shoitz, T. Holmgren, S. Sessing, T. Gross, G. Mohs. Row 3: D. Kolu, T. Schmidt, A. Schwarzlander, M. Puffe, J. Casey. 65 Junior High Row 1: C. Segersten, K. Berglund, K. Falk, C. Anderson, Mrs. Rabe, P. Reisch, M. Gross, L. Johnson, B. Stomberg Row 2: C. Pemble, T. Juelson, S. Sandelin, K. Patnode, K. Leino, B. Schiotz, J. Hentges Row 3: P. MeIntire, A. Osufsen, E. Kal]io, S. Mistic, N. Gross, H. Kitterman, T. Hannigan 66 Varsity Grapplers tUSMA Row 1: M. Razmyslowski, D. Chamness, D. Fisher, R. Joy, T. Patterson, M. Parker, Coach Bechtold Row 2: J. Greuel, G, Greuel, S. Granger, M. Beberg, J. Bowley, D. Swedberg Seniors Coach Bechtold observed, Mr. Nissen finally found something to hug! 67 Junior D Row 1: R. Coburn, C. Schwab, S. Schwarzlander, D. Wiese, W. Cutbank, P. Stout, S. Ess, Mr. Sheppard Row 2: T. Patterson, S. Granger, G. Maish, L. Harmon, J. Beberg, T. George Junior High ANIMAL GRACE: The combination of brute strength, courage and pride; bold, yet cautious and always with inherent undeniable grace. Row 1: B. Cheney, F. Maish, J. Seitz, Coach Nissen, T. George, J. Juelson Row 2: B. Schumann, G. Harmon, D. Schmit, J. Beberg, J. Puffe 68 Girl’s Track Moving Out! Row 1: T. V. Row 2: J. C. Row 3: M. T. Nipp, P. Erickson, R. Mic'.ialek, D. Nipp, T. Nipp, J. Sorheim, Fletcher, T. Holmgren, K. Falk Pomp, V. Nipp, L. Bodien, J. Renfroe, M. Coburn, D. Frenzel, Lueck, T. Behling, J. Hentges Puffe, A. Schwarz lander, S. Sonnek, A. Yearling, K. Anderson, Page, M. Wolden Golfers - Up To Par Row 1: S. Sonnek, P. Hentges, R. Younkins S. Fischer, Mr . Kovar Row 2: B. Benson, T. Batton, K. Hartman, A. Thienes 69 The Baseball Team To Remember Row 1: B. Klug, T. Brown, Mr. McKean, R. Olafson, M. Simmons Row 2: K. Kalvig, P. Mclntire, J. Schmit, G. Bodien, M. Parker Row 1: B. Klug, M. Todivich, G. Greuel, J. Reynolds, B. Walsh. Row 2: T. Brown, G. Morris, C. Kjellberg, P. Hentges, S. Sonnek. Row 3: G. Gullette, L. Ford, C. Yerbich, S. Sonnek, J. Greuel, Mrs. Zea. M Duckling Editors Duckling staffers write for the Blackduck American, reporting on school activities. Why? Mrs. Pat Zea explains, 'The Blackduckling' not only informs the public of school events, it also provides students with experience in writing different articles. The Blackduckling challenges the student and advisor alike. Being advisor for the Duckling can, at times, be the cause of grey hair, reports Advisor Zea. Meeting deadlines may be difficult but many benefit from knowing about BHS. 72 G. Greuel, S. Sonnek, L. Ford Booster Row 1: Ms. Swenson, B. Klug, A. Johnson Row 2: S. Freyholtz, C. Kjellberg, T. Brown P. Hentges Row 3: R. Olafson, S. Sessing P. Hentges Row 4: S. Koebernick, T. Holmgren, R. Michelek Row 5: C. Yerbich, M. Tracy, J. Renfroe, B. Grundmeier Row 6: A. Zoller, G. Gullette M. Coburn, J. Fladung This year's Booster met with a number of improvements. To most of us, the biggest improvement has been the increase in the number of productions. There is also more information, a changed format, and a lot of dedication. We all appreciate the efforts of the Booster staff and hope they will continue to bring us the best. Booster Editors C. Kjellberg, B. Klug. 73 [ Row Row Quick With The Answers Blackduck High School par- ticipated in competitive Knowledge Bowl for the first time in 198A. The 12 students scoring high- est on a series of tests separated into two teams. Although it took some time to get used to the rules, the teams did well in re- gional competition. Black- duck's first team took first in regions and the second team took fourth, one point away from going to state competition. Talk About Class! KNOWLEDGE BOWL Willie Johnson, Dennis Thireault, Mr. Lorenson, Chris Pfeifer, Peter Hentges, Susan Freyholtz, Grace Gullett 1: 2: D. Therealt, C. Ander- son, P. Hentges,G.Gul- QW lette, B. Bontrager, H. Jensen, K. Finne' K. Hartman, S. Hentges, J. Gullette, K. Rand- QW all, B. Grundmeier, R. Young, C. Ffeif- f er 3: A. Zirbes, C.Segers- tedm-, C. Anderson, (p Kruger, L.Sorquist FrMa-Tthews A: Mr. Kovar, J. Hend- ricks, Mrs. Moon In the spring of 198A the Declamation team, under the guidance of Mrs. Moon and Mr. Kovar, captured second place in both Distict and Regional competition for the third consecu- tive year. Blackduck was represented by five individuals in the State meet. Declamation takes a lot of hard work as any team member will tell you, but it's worth it. According to one member We get a lot of fun and friendship out of it. Nowhere else can you work so hard and have so much fun at the same time. 74 FHA: More Than Homemaking Row 2: Row 3: j • r reyiiox lz j • tvcyiioiu□ j « ixcin i ue r • iidLiiewo T. Holmgren, P. Kruger J. Gullett, B. Bontrager, C. Hower, L. Stowe, A. Bunker S. Sessing, L. Sorquist, S. Sonnek S. Deno, J. Swedberg, R. Michalek, P. Hentges, M. Hauger C. Kjellberg, T. Brown, K. Schiotz FHA OFFICERS Jeanette Robin Michalek, Carrie Kjellberg, Tom Reynolds Susan Freyholtz Brown, Pamela Hentges 75 Junior High FHA Row 1: L. Pater, P. Nagel, A. Mclntire, A. Schwartzlander, K. Michalicek, A. Ferdig Row 2: A. Johnson, T. Page, A. Yearling, M. Wolden, R. Shaw, K. Yerbich The Future Homemakers of America is an organization with the goal of helping youth assume their roles in society through home economics edu- cation in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. Through this group, teenagers learn to focus on individual growth, prepa- ration for family life, development of occupational skills and careers and participation of youth in today's soci- ety. The 1984-85 FHA had a very success- ful year. Added to the long list of past accomplishments are: The Healthy Babies Week and Informational Seminar with special guest speakers, the Action Activity Events and FHA Week. Thank you Mrs. Deno, Mrs. Floura and Mrs. Schiotz for such an exciting year. 76 FFA' Learning- to Do .. Row 1: Mr. R. Grundmeier, C. Frenzel, C. Yerbich, C. Frieze, P. Nagel, T. Frenzel, D. Savich, T. Swedberg Row 2: A. Haiby, K. Brambrink, J. Hendricks, S. Sessing, J. Krabbenhoft, K. Dick, M. Mattson, W. Johnson Row 3: Mr. G. Robinson, D. Wiese, M. Dirkes, D. Thireault, G. Morris, J. Larson, J. Gullette, K. Randall Row 4: R. Baazard, J. Casey, K. Gustafson, J. Jensen, A. Fitch, R. Rockis, B. Reed, B. Grundmeier Row 1: A. Fitch, J. Jensen, C. Yerbich, S. Sessing, J. Larson, J. Gullette Row 2: K. Gustafson, W. Johnson, B. Grundmeier, B. Reed, D. Thireault FFA MOTTO Learning to do. Doing to learn. Earning to live. Living to serve. I T. Swedberg, G. Morris, M. Dirkes, D. Thireault. Row 1: 78 K. Randall, A. Fitch, R. Rockis B. Reed. J. Casey, P. Nagel, C. Frieze. Row 2: Student Council Row 1: S. Koebernick, T. Holmgren, S. Freyholtz, K. Benson, R. Sorquist, T. Ner.dick Row 2: K. Patenode, L. Sorquist, J. Dockendorf, M. Stout, S. McFadden, C. Segersten, C. Anderson Row 3: Mr. Merrill, B. Reed, T. Patterson, S. Sonnek, K. Kalvig, G. Greuel, T. Hendrickson, M. Wolden, D. Klien, T. Juelson, J. Jenson The student council plays a major role in the school, holding dances, running the concession stand, co-ordinating Sno-Daze, doing events for charity, having contests, and all-around trying to make the school .year a little more bearable. Being a student council member is a good experience. We learn a lot about how government works, but mostly about working with other people. Sometimes it can be difficult working noon hour in the concession stand, hav- ing to make up a test later because of a meeting, but all and all it is worth it. We hope we have made your year a little more exciting. Ushers Serve With Pride Row 1: G. Gullette, Mr. Lorenson, S. Patch Row 2: R. Younkins, P. Hentges, G. Morris Row 3: 3. Grundmeier, S. Hentges, M. Martin, J. Gullette Glenn Fineday, Mr Glenn Fineday Wesley Cutbank, Robert Goggleye Andy Wilson Indian Club 80 Class 8th Pres. D. Lundberg,- V. Pres. K. Falk, Sec. Treas. S. Lefebvre Juniors: Pres. D. Long, V. Pres. L. Hentges, Sec. L. Bauer, Treas. L. Patnode I 7th Pres. P. Reisch, V. Pres. N. Gross, Sec. Treas. M. Gross Sophomore: Pres. S. Sessing, V. Pres. K. Miller, Sec. Treas. C. Anderson Freshmen Pres. J. Jensen, V. Pres. K. Yerbich, Sec. Treas. D. Klein Officers Seniors: Pres. T. Brown, V. Pres. D. Nipp, Sec. Treas. J. Sorheim Teacher Of The Year Each year the Blackduck Education Association honors a local teacher who has demonstated outstanding qualitites as an instructor. The Teacher of the Year Program is designed to express appreciation for the inspiration and leadership such a teacher provides collegues and students alike. Mr. Gerry Sonnek, teacher and Athletic Director, has been at BHS for 20 years. For his remarkable contributions as instructor, coach, and class advisor, Mr. Sonnek was honored as the 1984 BEA Teacher of the Year ! 81 MARIT RIST HAUGER is from L renskog, Norway. Marit is staying with Mr. Mrs. John Barclay and has so far enjoyed her stay in America. When asked what she likes best about Blackduck, she replied, People. They've all been so very nice to me. Marit has one brother, 22, who presently lives in Duluth, and one sister, 20, who lives in L renskog. Marit misses her family the most, but misses her dog, too! The first thing she plans on doing when she returns home is to tell her family all about her experiences in America and to eat Norwegian goat cheese. She says that the school system in Norway has much more freedom than BHS has, but Marit likes the students and the teachers at Blackduck, however. She participated in basketball and enjoys Phy. Ed. class the most. WE ALL WISH MARIT THE BEST!! Exchange Students TERRY NGAI is a foreign exchange studetn from Hong Kong that is staying wtih Mr. Mrs. Dennis Page. Terry has one brother, 23, and one sister, 21, that both attend Canadian colleges. The first thing Terry plans on doing when he gets home is to tell his family about his experiences in America. He likes the people in Blackduck because everyone seems to know everyone else and the people are so nice to me. Terry says the school system in Hong Kong is very different from BHS. In Hong Kong, says Terry, we have to wear uniforms and keep our hair short. Terry misses his family the most, but misses his friends also. He likes the teachers at BHS because, as he says, You can really get to know the teachers here better because they are so friendly. He enjoyed playing on the basketball team and likes bookeeping the best. GOOD LUCK TERRY!! 82 83 YEARBOOK ERS! Row 1: S. Sonnek, B. Grundmeier, K. Randall, T. Holmgren, S. Koebernick, L. Ford, R. Michalek, L. Sorquist Row 2: L. Stowe, A. Bunker, L. Matheny, M. Stout, M. Simmons Row 3: P. Kruger, M. Mohs, S T. Brown, B. Walsh, J G. Morris, C. Pauly . Gullette, M. Martin, S. McFadden, R. Younkins, Freyholtz, J. Blanchard, Reynolds, P. Hentges, 84 Row 1: K. Randall, G. Morris, M. Simmons, M. Stout, R. Younkins P. Hentges, B. Simmons, B. Grundmeier Row 2: B. Walsh, S. Hentges, M. Martin, S. McFaden, S. Folsom B. Bontrager, J. Reynolds CAST Ken Finne Chris Pfeiffer Kerri Hartman Lisa Sorquist Jason Hendricks This year's one act play was entitled Aria Da Capo , named after a musical term meaning 'the beginning is the same as the end'. Under the brilliant and imaginative direction of Mr. Kovar, the play presented its story in an allegor- ical form. Pierrot and Columbine portrayed the frustration experi- enced by intellectuals with the trivial nonsense they are faced with daily. Thyrsis and Corydon represented everyday citizens. They are maneuvered into a broken relationship by Cothurnus, the Masque of Tragedy. The play placed first in sub- district competition and third in district. It was also presented to the BHS Jr. and Sr. High. Thanks, hr. Kovar, we had a great time! Pierrot Corydon Thyrsis Columbine Cothurnus CREW Sharlyn Hentges Becky Bontrager Maria Martin Peter Hentges Brad Lindell Stage Lights Row 1: J. Blanchard, J. Zeller, C. Sergerstenn, Mr. Hanson Row 2: C. Anderson, J. Houseman, B. Shuemann, F. Cauchon, M. Benson, D. Page Row 3: B. Shlotz, N. Gross, P. Mclntire, J. Brambrink, G. Oja, A. Osufsen, B. Stomberg 87 A SPIRITED Row 1 : 3. K. Row 2: D. J. Row 3: Mr D. Row 4: B. M. Row 5: S. L. Senson, J. Jensen, R. Rockis, S. Sonnek, N. Hodgman, Shiotz, L. Koebernick Swedberg, M. Mattson, T. Hendrickson, T. Page, D, Klein, Seitz, T. Huffstutler Hanson, L. Bauer, B. Grundmeir, P. Matthews, S. Koebernick, Paddock, B. Bontrager, H. Jensen Tobey, R. Wetzel, C. Olafson, S. Davis, K. Anderson, Wolden, T. Mistic, J. Janssen, A. Johnson McFadden, J. Short, D. Rockensock, C. Yerbich, A. Bunker, Stowe Stage Band J. Hendricks, D. Kovall, A. Thienes, S. Fischer, B. Parker Mr. Hanson, K. Schiotz, S. Sonnek, R. Rockis, J. Jensen, B. Benson, S. Ander- son, J. Krabbenhoft, S. SchwartzlanJer T. Huffstutler, G. Bodien, P. Mathews, B. Bontrager M. Mattson, B. Grund- meier, L. Bauer BAND! Row 1: J. Krabbenhoft, S. Schwarzlander, D. Savich, K. Gustafson, T. Hendricks, T. Juelson, T. Batton, K. Dick, R. Olafson, S. Graham, G. Gruel, B. Burns Row 2: R. Sorquist, D. Balton, C. Benson, J. Dexter, A. Fitch, S. Anderson, D. Fisher, A. Theines, J. Blanchard, J. Hendricks, D. Koval Row 3: G. Maish, L. Sorquist, T. Swedberg, D. Frenzel, R. Johnson, K. Falk, R. Maslowski, J. Casey, M. Leino, A. Yearling, A. Mclntire, J. Sydow Row 4: R. Moore, L. Matheny, C. Erpelding, P. Moore, J. Reynolds, A. Schwarzlander, C. Swedberg, L. Schaffer, R. Rockensock, K. Cheney Woodwind Ensemble Row 1: Row 2: B. Grundmeier, S.McFad- den, R.Rockensock, S. Kobernick, A. John- son, G. Bodien, D.Pad- dock P.Moore, J.Short, Mr. Hanson, D.Rockensock Solos E BACK ROW: A. Theines, R. Moore, H. Jensen, J. Hendricks, B. Benson, J. Krabbenhoft. FRONT ROW: S. Davis, R. Rockensock, S. McFadden, D. Rockensock, P. Moore, L. Schaffer. 90 £ ® © 3  ROW 1: B. Benson, D. Balton, S. Graham, L. Mingo, K. Finne, J. Jenson, B. Smith ROW 2: R. Rockensock, J. Swedberg, B. Walsh, B. Ferdig, M. Mohs, K. Dick, A. Bunker, G. Mohs, J. Reynolds, J. Pomp ROW 3: S. Sessing, S. Hentges, D. Balton, T. Brown, S. Schroeder, S. Anderson, T. Shultz, T. Holmgren, S. Patch, C. Hower ROW 4: K. Miller, D. Rockensock, L. Stowe, S. Koebernick, B. Bontrager, S. Freyholz, P. Kruger, L. Sorquist, M. Mohs, J. Gullette, J. Sorheim : -..a . iU lEFfitft 44 444444 M  1 t I •  § • f I I ROW 1: H. Jensen, T. Page, J. Gullette, G. Dahl, M. Wolden, G. Dockendorf, L. Pater, K. Anderson, L. Reynolds, M. Spangler ROW 2: G. Mohs, T. Holmgren, S. Patch, A. Ferdig, A. Schwartzlander, R. Shaw, M. Puffe, C. Younkins, P. Nagel, C. Frieze, C. Davis ROW 3: S. Koebernick, D. Rockensock, K. Miller, B. Walsh, A. Yearling, D. Klien, K. Yerbich, R. Moore, R. Wetzel, L. Stowe, A. Bunker ROW 4: S. Hentges, S. Sessing, R. Rockensock, J. Swedberg, B. Bontrager, S. Freyholtz, J. Sorheim, M. Mohs, C. Hower, J. Reynolds, L. Sorquist, P. Kruger, J. Pomp Accompanists Row 1: S. Freyholtz, J. Sorheim, J. Gullette, B. Bontrager, Row 2: B. Grundmeier, T. Holmgren, S. Sonnek, P. Mathews 92 Officers Row'1: M. Mohs, S. Koebernick, S. Freyholtz, J. Sorheim, J. Reynolds. Row 2: J. Swedberg, R. Rockensock, K. Finne All State Choir Ken Finne Section Leaders Row 1: L. Mingo, M. Mohs, S. Freyholtz, J. Hendricks, K. Finne. Row 2: J. Reynolds, M. Mohs, R. 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Rodney Coburn wills the truck he wishes he had to Jason Hendricks Wesley Cutbank wills his earrings to Sharlyn Hentges so she can stay in style. Marvin Dobmeier wills his cabinet making ability to Mike Dirkes. Susie Freyholtz wills her ability to never know what's going on until test tine to Julie Pomp, so she will know what's going on at least part of the time! Shaun Graham wills his Nova to a ninth grade female. Greg Greuel wills his basketball playing abilities to Scott Sonnek. Marti Haugcr wills her abilitv to pass English tests to Alex Gerdes. Pam Hentges wills her ©ell toned vocal cords to Danny Fischer. Peter Hentges wills his dice to Scott Sonnek. Calli Howcr wills her wit tv remarks in speech class to Kenny Kalvig Ann Johnson wills her one and only pair of snakeskin pumps to Brian Reed, so he can reallv look dressed up when he wears a tie. Carrle KJeHj erg wills her ability to remain serious on the volleyball court to Debbie Long. Bobby Klug and Mike Todayich will their basketball abilities to anyone who needs them. David Koval 1 wills his math-computer background to Mr. so that he may become more successful. Penn, Brad Llndell wills his place at the boys home to Phillip Patch. Renea Lutgen wills her ability to not get caught to Todd Schulz. My.RAa.™. n wills her grade point average to her brother so he won't have to study so late at night. Sara McFadden wills her temper to Becky McLaughlin. Paul Me Inti re wills his big mouth, which he got from Karmie Michalck last year, to Mike Parker. Robin Michalek wills her speed in track to Ms. Swenson. Nancy Mistic wills her clothes to Lon Mingo. Michelle Mohs wills her football cheerleading position to Kim Burnev so she can have all the headaches. Gary Morris wills his ability to be on time to David Paddock. Wesley Myers wills his punching-bag to Warren Wentworth in hopes that he will be able to whip Phillip Patch by the end of the year. Debbie Nelson wills her wild ways in psychology to Matt Mohs. Terry Sgai wills his ping-pong playing to David Paddock. Debbie Nlpp wills the driving ability she got from Chris Mclntiro to her sisters Tracy and Terry so that the Kipp garage will no longer look like the results of a demolition derby. Ron Olafson wills his job at Wolden's to Brian Benson so he can be like his brother. Tim Patterson wills his nickname Animal to Jeff Schmit. Chris Pfeifer wills his ability to look good in a miniskirt to Jim Nissen. Kelly Randall wills his crush on Fraulein Jirik to John Krabbenhoft Mike Razreyslowski wills his ability to stay out of 1SS to Todd Shultz. Jeannette Reynolds wills her red hair to Jane Collette so that she can look more like her sister. Roxanne Rockensock wills her good voice to Keila Miller. Li sa Schaffer wills her grades to her little sister (then she won't have to work so hard). Dennis Schimanski wills his ability to keep a straight face on the bus to Tom Kallio and a couple of other people who are going to need it. Scott Schwarz lander wills his ability to play football for Nebraska to Jeff Thompson. John Schwersinske wills his braces to Cary Bodicn. Lisa Semon wills her sexv walk to Monica Coburn. Jodi Short wills her typing abilities to Brian Simmons, to help him write for the annual staff. Mike Simmons wills his luckiness to Kenny Kalvig so mavbe he can win once in awhile. Brent Smith wills his cooking abilities to Kira Burney, Tracy Nipp, and Julie Pomp, so that one day they can get married. Janie Sorheim wills her driving ability to any junior who is tired of life. Julie Sydow wills her lunches (with second helpings) to Jerry Larson so he can gain some weight. Jody Swedberg wills her innocent ways to Debbie Long. Tim Swedberg wills his ability to get in trouble with Mr. Zirbes to Danny Swedberg. Rodney Theisen wills his wrestling ability to Mark Biberg. Dennis Thireault wills his hunting and fishing abilities to David Paddock and Mike Dirkes. Gwen Walsh wills her locker and all of its dust to her sister. Vance Welsert wills his Mustang to Kelly Dick. Heath Yearling wills his ability to be late for everything to some junior that needs to get yelled at. Randv Younkins wills his ability to get on Mr. Nissen's nerves at any given time, and still miss his accelerated chalk, to any junior who takes physics. SENIOR PROPHESIES In Ten Years... Dorthy Beberg Kim Cheney will still be recovering after their grad- uat ion partyl! Becky Bontrager will donate half of the fortune she has nude in the country music industry to BHS so Mr. Kovar can have a classroom with windows. After his flabbergasting victory at the air band competition Tom Brown has become the conductor of the Lichtenstein Symphony Orchestra. Brenda Burns will still be painting curbs for the city during the summer. will still be pushing people around on the football field as starting center for the Minnesota Vikings. Jeanine Charlton will still be at the computer in Mr. Penn's room trying to figure out what catalog means. Rodney Cohurn will have become a world-champion sumo wrestler. Wesley Cutbank is trying to revive breakdancing in outer Mongolia. Marvin Dobmeier will be working on the farm at home and being a cabinet maker. Pat Dockendorf will be a State Highway Patrolman. John Erickson is in Uruguay teaching the natives English. Tamriie Erickson will have found her life's destiny- being a covergirl for Close Up toothpaste. Ken Finne will be the new conductor of the Blackduck Philharmonic Orchestra. Leah Freyholts will be a professional square dancer at the C A Corral. Susie Freyholtz will have changed her name to Leslie to avoid further confusion. Shaun Graham has fulfilled his life-long dream of being a hard-core small-town cop. Creg Creuel will be permanently stuck in a porthole after trying to rendezvous with a mermaid. Mar it Hauger still can't handle strawberries. Pam Hentges will be head cook at Blackduck High School. Peter Hentges will be writing fantasy novels and making bionic mice in his spare time. Calli Hower will be trucking cross-country using the handle Little Rose of Texas . Ann Johnson was last seen riding on a raging elephant through the streets of Bombay. Bobby Klug will be a U.S. spy in Russia posing as a gas station attendant by day and an exotic dancer by night. Carrie Kjellberg is still in therapy trying to overcome always losing to Cass Lake. David Koval 1 will be married and have a family with a computer-type job. Brad Linde 11 will be running Jackpine for the thirteenth straight year. Renae l.utgen has finally figured out what her potentials are. 109 Marla Martin will still be soldering Mr. Fischer's robot. Sara McFadden has become the first female U.S. President. Paul Mclntlre will still be laughing at his own jokes. Robin Mlchalek will be the new owner of Tiffany’s. Nancy Mlstic has moved to Uruguay to avoid the raise In the drinking age. Michelle Mohs will be taking over the Garfield cartoon strip and be enrolled in the Fergus Falls Institution. Gary Morris will still be trying to figure out my will and prophesy. Wesley Myers will be ta ing over Mr. Zerbis's job. Debbie Nelson was overcome by Nancy Mistlc on her way to Uruguay. Terry Ngai is running the motel in Uruguay where Nancy Mistlc Is staying. Debbie Nipp will treat the entire class to a free world trip on Nipp Airlines. Ron Olafaon will still be trying to go out with a Blackduck girl. Tim Patterson is still getting run over by the UMD football team in practice. Chris Pfeifer will be serving a life sentence for attempting to over- throw the United States Government. Kelly Randall has become the owner of the Mr. Universe Health Clubs. Mike Razmyslowskl is an auto mechanic in the army. After experiecing an out-of-body encounter, Jeannette Reynolds is now a distinguished author of horror stories. Roxann Rockensock will be President McFadden's Right-Hand-Woman. Lisa Schaffer will be a supreme court justice supporting her husband. Dennis Schlmanskl is still being repaid for all the trouble he caused on the bus. He now drives the Squaw Lake route. Scott Schwarzlander will be laying on the beach in Hawaii as a general in the army. John Schwerslnskl is now a safety inspector at CM. Lisa Semon is now the winning jockey at the Kentucky Derby. Jodi Short is the accountant at Blackduck State Bank. Mike Simmons Will still be a senior because he couldn't pass physics. Brent Smith is still trying to finish a speech for Mr. Kovar but his sleep is interfering. Janie Sorhelm will still be trying to study and waitress at the same time. Jody Swedbcrg is on a mission to reform Nancy Mlstic in Uruguay. Tim Swedberg will still be logging. Julie Sydow has moved to Nepal...she is trying to make their national past time wild partying. Rodney Thelsen will be a superstar on the professional wrestling circuit. Dennis Thlreault was last seen on the new T.V. Program, Dance Fever II. Mike Todavlch will be the new mayor of Nebish. Gwendolyn Kay Walsh will be a captain in the United States Air Force Reserve. Vance Welsert will be famous for collecting Classical Cars. 110 After losing the election to Sarah McFadden. Heath Yearling wll1 decide that Politics isn’t worth it for women and children and will begir a macho career of chopping firewood for little old ladies. Randy Younklns is still trying to break the sound barrier in his Audi. Dorothy Beberg Choir 1 FHA 2 AAE 2 Honor Roll I,2,3,A Becky Bontrager Booster 1,2,3,4 Asst. Editor 2 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Editor 3 Asst. Editor 2 Band 4 Pep Band 4 Solo 4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Accompanist 4 Fall Play 1 Declamation 4 FHA 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student of the Week 4 Tom Brown Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 2,3 Blackduckling 2,3,4 Booster 3,4 Sports Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2 Pep Band 1,2 Stage Band 1 Choir 1,2,3,4 Solo 3 Ensembles 3 FHA 2,3,4 Officer 3,4 AAE 2,3,4 State 2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Boy's State 3 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 1 Homecoming King 4 Waiter 2 We Did It! Brenda Burns Basketball 3 Track 2 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Brass Choir 3 Jazz Ensemble 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 David Chamness Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Jeanine Charlton Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Captain 1,4 Booster 3,4 Annual Staff 3 Choir 1,2 Fall Play 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Kim Cheney Volletball 1,2 Track Manager 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Choir 1,2 FHA 1,2 Rod Coburn Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Baseball 1 Honor Roll 1 Marvin Dobmeier Basketball 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Choir 1 FFA 1,2,3,4 Of f icer 1,2,3,4 State 1,2,3,4 Wes Cutbank Wrestling 3,4 Honor Roll 1 Indian Club 1,2,3,4 Tammie Erickson Volleyball 3,4 Basketball 3 Track 2,3 Booster 4 FHA 3,4 AAE 3 State 3 Class Officer 2,3 Honor Roll 3 Letterwinner 1,2 Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Candidate 4 Swimming 2 Gymnastics 1 Ken Finne Choir 3,4 Section-leader 4 Officer 4 All-state 4 Declamation 3,4 State 3,4 Fall Play 4 Letterwinner 3,4 Leah Freyholtz Volleyball 1,2 Choir 1,2 Usher's Club 3 FHA 1,2 Susie Freyholtz Basketball 1,2 Booster 2,3,4 News Editor 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Jr. Editor 3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Section Leader 4 Officer 4 Accompanist 2,3,4 Solo 4 Girl's Ensemble 2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4 Fall Play 2,4 FHA 2,3,4 Officer 3,4 AAE 2,3,4 State 2 Student Council 2,3,4 Officer 4 Class Officer 2,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 2 Knowledge Bowl 3 Shaun Graham Wrestling 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Brass Ensemble 2,3 Choir I,2,3,4 Section-leader 3 Duet 3 Ensemble 2,3,4 Student Council 1 Homecoming Attendant 1 Prom Committee 3 Greg Greuel Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Blackduckling 2,3,4 Editor 4 Sports Editor 3 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Officer 4 Boy's State Alternate 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 1,2,3,4 Marit Rist Hauger Basketball 4 FHA 4 Pam Hentges Volleyball 2,3 Booster 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Officer 3,4 AAE 1,2,3,4 State 1,2,3,4 Chapter Sweetheart 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 2 Homecoming Candidate 4 Attendant 1 Waitress 2 Peter Hentges Golf 2,3,4 Blackduckling 3,4 Booster 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Editor 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Stage Band 3,4 Declamation 3,4 Fall Play 3,4 One Act Play 3,4 Usher's Club 2,3,4 Head Usher 3,4 Student Council 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Knowledge Bowl 3,4 Student of the Week 3 Calli Hower Track 1,2,4 State 1 Choir 1,3,4 Solo 4 FHA 2,4 AAE 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Ann Johnson Booster 3,4 Lay-out Editor 4 Annual Staff 3 Band 1 ,2,3,4 Majorette 3,4 Woodwind Choir 1,3,4 FHA 1 ,2 Choir 2 Letterwinner 1,2,3,4 Carrie Kjell berg VolIcybal1 1 ,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 4 Basketball 1 ,2,3,4 Blackduckling 2,3,4 Booster 3,4 Editor 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Band 1 ,2 Pep Band 1 ,2 Duets 1,2 Ensembles 1,2 Trio 2 Choir 1 FHA 1 , 2,3,4 Of f icer 1,4 AAE 1 ,2,3,4 State 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2 Officer 2 Class Officer 1,2,3 Girl's State 4 Honor Roll 1 ,2,3,4 Student of the Week 4 Letterwinner 3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Prom Committee 3 Waitress 2 Volleyball All-Conference Honorable Mention 3,4 Bobby Klug Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 All- Conference 3 Baseball 1 , 2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 3 Blackduckling 1,2,3,4 Booster 3,4 Editor 4 FHA 2 Class Officer 2,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student of the Week 4 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Homecoming Candidate 4 Prom Committee 3 Waiter 2 Dave Koval 1 Band 2,4 Pep Band 2,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Renea Lutgen Student Council 1 Honor Roll 1 Teacher's Aide 3,4 Brad Lindell Fall Play 3,4 One-Act Play 3,4 Prom Committee 3 112 Maria Martin Annual Staff 3,A Fall Play 3,4 One-Act Play 3,4 NHS 3,4 Officer 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Secretary 2,3 Knowledge Bowl 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Sara McFadden Annual Staff 3,4 Editor 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 3 Solo 2,3 Ensembles 1,2 Choir 1 ,2 Ensembles 1,2 Student Council 2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student of the Week 3 Letterwinner 1,2,3 Homecoming Attendant 3 Paul Me Intire Football 1,2,3,- Basketball 1,2,3,‘t Baseball 1,2,3,4 All-Conference 3 Annual Staff 4 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Rob i i) Mich,11 ck Volleyball 2 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 ,2,3,4 Booster 4 Annual Staff 3,4 FHA 1 ,2,3,4 Officer 4 AAE 1 ,2,3,4 State 1,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 1,2,3,4 Nancy Mistic Homecoming Attendant 1 Michelle Mohs Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Section Leader 4 Officer 2,3,4 Solo 3 Ensembles 2,3 Fall Play 2,3,4 FHA 1,3 AAE 3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student of the Week 4 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 One-Act Play 4 Gary Morris Blackduckling 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Copy Editor 4 Usher's Club 4 FFA 1,2,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Wesley Myers Football 1 Terry Ngai Basketball 4 Debbie N’ipp Vol leybal1 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 All-Conference 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Track 1,2,3,4 FHA 2,3 AAE 2,3 State 2,3 FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4 Class Officer 2,3,4 Girl's State Alternate 3 NHS 3,4 Officer 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student of the Week 3 Letterwinner 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Prom Committee 3 Waitress 2 Ron Olafson Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Manager 4 Track 1 Baseball 2,3,4 Booster 2,3,4 Band 1,2,4 Pep Band 1,2,4 Declamation 1,2 Usher's Club 1 Student Council 1 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Tim Patterson Foot ba11 I,2,3,4 All-Conference 4 Wrest 1ing I ,2,3,4 Captain 4 Track I Annual Staff 4 Declamation I Fall Play 1,2,3 FFA I Student Council 4 Honor Roll I , 2,3,4 Letterwinner 2,3,4 Chris Pfeifer Fall Play 4 Knowledge Bowl 3 State 3 One-Act Play 4 Kelly Randall Annual Staff 4 Choir I FFA 4 Usher ' s Club 4 Honor Roll I ,2,3,4 Knowledge Bowl 3 Mike Razmyslowski Wrestling 4 Jeannette Reynolds Blackduckling 4 Booster 2,3 AnnuaL Staff 4 Editor 4 Band 1 ,2,3,4 Majorette 3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 113 Choir 1,2,3,4 Section Leader 4 Officer 4 Duets 3,4 Ensemble 3,4 Fall Play 2 FHA 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 AAE 1,3,4 State 1,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Roxann Rockensock- Band 1 ,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Solos 1,2,3 Duet 3 Trio 1,2 Woodwind Choir 3 Choir I ,2,3,4 Section Leader 3,4 Girl's Ensembles 2,3,4 . Mixed Ensembles 2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 2 Homecoming Attendant 2 Waitress 2 Lisa Schaffer Blackduckling 1,2,3,4 Booster 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band I,2,3,4 Solos 1,2,3,4 Duet 2 Ensembles 2 Choir I ,2 Ensemble 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 1 Prom Committee 3 Dennis Schimanski Track 1 Fall Play 1,2,3 Spring Play 2 One-Act Play 2,3 Declamation 1,2 Honor Roll 1,2,4 Letterwinner I Waiter 2 , Scott Schwarzlander Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Captain 4 Letterwinner 2,3,4 John Schwersinski Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball I Wrestling 2,3,4 Lisa Semon Track 1 Jodi Short Basketball 1 Booster 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Ensembles 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 1,2,3,4 Mike Simmons Footha11 1,2,3,4 Baseba11 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Asst. Editor 3,4 Choir 1 ' FFA I Honor Roll 1 ,2,3,4 Letterwinner 3,4 Janie Sorheim Track 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Band 1,2,3 Majorette 2,3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Duet 2 Stage Band 3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Accompanist 1,2,3,4 Duets 3,4 Ensemble 2,3 FHA 1,2,3 NHS 3,4 Officer 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 2 Student of the Week 3 Jody Swedberg Volleyball Manager 4 Choir 1 ,2,3,4 Officer 4 FHA 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Letterwinner 2 Waitress 2 Tim Swedberg Choir 1,2,3 Ensembles 3 FFA 3,4 Letterwinner 3 Julie Sydow T rack 1,2 Cheerleader 1 ,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Choir 1 ,2 Solo 2 Fall Play 2 Usher's Club 3 Brent Smith Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Choir 3,4 Section-leader 3 Ensembles 3,4 Rod Theisen Football I ,2 Wrestling 1,2,3 State 2 Dennis Thireault Baseball 1,2 Booster 3 Choir 1 Declamation 3 Fall Play I FFA 1,2,3,4 Of f icer 1,2,3,4 Fish Wildlife 2,3 Soils I Forestry 4 State 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Student of the Week 4 Science Club 1,2 Knowledge Bowl 3 114 Mike Todayich Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,A Blackduckling 3,A FFA 1,2 Soils Team 1 Honor Roll 1,2,3,A Letterwinner 3,A Homecoming Attendant 2 Waiter 2 Heath Yearling Football 2,3,A Basketball 1 ,2,3,A Track 1 FHA 2 Class Officer 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3 Letterwinner 3,A Homecoming Attendant 3 Homecoming Candidate A Football All-Conference Honorable Mention 3 Randy Yuunkins Coif 2,3,A Annual Staff A Ed i t o r A Usher's Club A Honor Roll 1,2,3,A THE BLACKLIST JUNIORS David Balton Lori Bauer Della Beckworth Jackie Beighley Brian Benson John Blanchard Gary Bodien Kimberly Burney Monica Coburn Kelly Dick Kyle Dick Vanessa Dietel Mike Dirkes Leigh Dobmeier Jill Ducett Cheryl Erpelding Lori Ferdig Glenn Fineday Danny Fisher Valerie Fletcher Sheila Folsom Lisa Ford Alexandra Gcrdes Rhonda Gross Grace Gullette Jason Hendricks Lynn Hentges Scott Hentges Kevin Johnson Ken Kalvig John Knutson John Krabbenhoft Andrea Lachat Jerry Larson Debbie Long Lynelle Matheny Becky McLaughlin Lon Mingo Matt Mohs Deanna Nelson Terry Nipp Tracy Nipp David Paddock Mike Parker Phil ip Patch Lisa Patnode Mike Peasley Mary Pfeifer Julie Pomp Brian Reed Jeffrey Schmit Steve Schwarzlander Scott Sonnek Denise Stepaniak Marilyn Stout Jill Theisen Jeff Thompson Elizabeth Tjepkes Gary Tolbert Anthony Vorderbrugger Brenda Walsh Melissa Week Warren Wentworth Rhonda Young SOPHOMORES Curtis Anderson Dan Balton Elizabeth Biberg Jason Bilyeu Lauria Bodien Linda Bryan Angela Bunker Rhonda Coburn Jennifer Dexter Mary Douglas Jeff Erickson Becky Ferdig Dennis Fisher Steven Fischer Jeffrey Fladung Terri Freyholtz Jon Greuel Tracey Gross Robert Grundmeier Jane Gullette Kerri Hartman Jamie Heath Tim Hendrickson Sharlyn Hentges Tricia Holmgren Jess Hurlbert Rick Jacobson Willie Johnson Ryan Joy Cliff Killian Eddie Kallio Tom Kallio Marla Klempel Leo Kingbird Shannon Koebernick Paula Krueger Suzanne Lariscey Burton LeClere Larry Liesener Jeff Lossing Sandra Lutgen Alfred Lyons David Martin James Masloski Paula Mathews Merlin Mattson Scott Mengelkoch Ricky Michalek Keila Miller Gail Mohs Penny Moore Duane Nelson Tom Nendick Nancy Nesset Cheryl Olafson Jodi Osufsen Elizabeth Parker Sheila Patch Jonikka Renfroe Sandi Rexer Dawna Rockensock Ron Rockis Kirstin Schiotz Dwayne Schmit Shawn Schroeder Todd Schulz Toni Segersten Suzawn Sessing Brian Simmons Sheila Sonnek Lisa Sorquist Gail Southard LeAnne Stowe Dan Swedberg Andy Thienes Barb Tobey Margeret Tracy David Week Dale Wiese Jim Wilcowski Andy Wilson Cindy Yerbich 115 Duane Yerbich Allen Zoller FRESHMEN Kerry Anderson Scott Anderson Tiffany Anderson Randy Baazard Tom Batten Stacy Beighley Mark Biberg Jim Bowley Kevin Brambrink Bessie Carter Jenni fer Casey John Charwood Gina Dahl Sheri Davis Jamie Dexter Karl Dobmeier Jean Dockendorf Dietrich Drauden Penny Erickson Audra Ferdig Brent Ferdig Abraham Fitch Tom Fletcher Chad Frenzel Terry Frenzel Cindy Frieze Jake Grundmeier Karl Gustafson Alan Haiby Lonnie Harman Curtis Hick1e Heidi Jensen Jasen Jensen Anita Johnson Wayne Johnson Leaetta Kaasa Dianne Klein Donna Kolu Marci Kuhlman Michael Lei no Kim Lossing Arthur Lyons Ann Me 1nt ire Terri Miller Brad Mistic Robin Moore Patty Nagel Vicky Nipp Dean Olafson Twyla Page Laura Pater Christine Powers Michelle Puffe '..ynette Reynolds Dan Savich Theresa Scheldrup Terri Schmit Chris Schwab Amy Schwarzlander Roxanne Shaw Marci Spangler Patrick Stout Ken Washington Robin Wetzel Melanie Wolden Melissa Wolden Angela Yearling Karen Yerbich Crystal Younkins EIGHTH Penny Adair Bryan Anderson Linda Anderson Stacy Atkinson Dean Balton Tracy Behling Kurc Benson Jamie Biberg Brian B1izi 1 Lori Bontrager Cheryl Bradseth Christina Bryant Rodney Buchanan Joe Cheney Eldon Di e te 1 Kelly Ducett Susan Erpelding Steven Ess Kristen Falk Dawn F i she r Debbie Frenzel Jennifer Freyholtz Timothy George Scott Granger James Gross Cha r1ene Ha 1 1 i ng Stacy Hannigan Gregory Harmon Melissa Hemph i11 Tom Hendrickson Jennifer Hentges Patrick Hentges Neil Hodgeman Brian Howard Todd Huffstutler Jodi Janssen Cindy Johnson Rita Johnson Sandee Johnson Tonya Juelson Betty Kinney Andrea Kisley Lowell Koebernick Kari Leino Sheryl Lefebvre Christie Lueck Daryl Lundberg Greg Maish Rosemarie Masloski Jessica Mist ic John Mistic Mark Mistic Tracy Mistic Tanya Nesset Kelly Nipp David Patch Kimberly Patnode Tom Patterson Carmen Pemble Melanie Rockis Eddie Roesch Susan Sandelin Holly Schaffer John Seitz Benjamin Smith Tammy Smith Richard Sorquist Carla Swedberg Torry Swedberg Angie Wiest Jennifer Wilcowski Karla Wolden SEVENTH Christie Anderson Dean Anderson Ronald Anderson Debra Balton Carolyn Beau Gordan Beighley Douglas Benson Michael Benson Kris Berglund James Blanchard Tracy Brambrink Robert Brooks Patrice Bryant Jason Carter Fletcher Cauchon Bob Cheney Steven Clarke James Douglas Danielle Drauden Keith Dreyer Troy Ehrman Melissa Erickson Leonard Floerchinger Tom George Tawnel Gi1lman Robert Goggleye Scott Gripp Missy Gross Nancy Gross Scott Haiby Jesse Hall Tari Hannigan Jack Houseman Tami Howard Lynette Johnson Just i n Jue1 son Kelly Jue1 son Elaine KaI 1io Ho 1I i e K i11 e rman Jenn i fer Lyons Frank Maish Pci 11 i Me I n t i re Pam Mengelkoch Michael Michalek Shawn tel Mistic Danny Nelson Tony Nendick Gretchen Oja Andrea Osufsen Dean Page Jason Puffe Clint Reeves Pamela Reisch Paris Renfroe Nathan Robertson Beth Schiotz Douglas Schmit Brian Schuemann Crystal Segersten Jason Seitz Bethany Stomberg Marlene Stout Paul Tjepkes Wendy Wetzel John Zeller Amy Zirbes 116 117 OUR FRIENDSHIP Everyone says triends aren t rorever But we know better Because our friendship will last and last We will watch the days and years pass Look at how long we've been friends Our friendship will never end We've been friends for so long That people wonder how much longer this can go on. People will never rest Until we've passed their test They want us to end what we have made But if I lost you, I'd never be the same When will people understand about what we've got? Don't they see that we've got a lot? Maybe they will understand — If they can.... Everyone says friends aren't forever But we know better Because our friendship will last and last We will watch the days and years pass 119 120 121 122 123 Pcopfc so se(don SdLf X (oi C If oil And then its either foo Jafe or foi e qoes. So ushen X feft uou X (oue uouy xf doesnf meadri I know tjoad! never a 'jtf thdf X wish u didn't hdisc fo. 124 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS