0 i a J f up ,J Table Cf Contents DGd1C3t10H Semors Grgamzatlons Faculty ACt1V1t1GS Underclassmen AdVeFt1S1Hg Autographs . . 3 ' 7 ' ' 29 45 Athletics 55 . . . 79 93 ' ' 109 114 u - ,5- ,' Terry Bodeen - Teacher, Coach, Friend . Q tex' 'Q i ' i ea W Mr. Bodeen, youehave been a person who has taught us many important things about life. As a teacher you taught us about the very basic functions in biology and guided us into our driving adventures. As a coach you gave us the fighting spirit to Win. You were the coach behind the scenes that helped make this yea.r's football team a winner when a loser was expected. You made us exceil to our fullest and stood behind the players when it was needed. As a friend you respected us and our opinions and you were never too busy to stop and talk. You had an easy going personality, but you disciplined us when necessary. We are proud to have had you as a teacher, coach, friend . . . Dedication 3 With great pride and joy, we, the 1981 Echo Staff, present to you the golden edition of the Braham High School Yearbook. This year's book is very special because we have incorporated some very special features, as you shall see. The theme of this year's book is Western and We have tried to carry that theme throughout our copy, which was a very difficult job, but my copywriters came through wonderfully. Please also take notice of the old pictures that we used on the division pages. I believe that history is an important part of this book being that this is our 50th edition. Also at this time I would like to thank the people that helped make this book a success. In the deepest appreciation, I thank my advisor, Pat McConnell, my co-editors, Mike Holmquist, Marcia Drost, Beth Anderson, and Karen Anderson, and the yearbook staff members for all their help. Also a special thanks to Carlson Photography, the Braham Journal, the Isanti County Historical Society, and Margo Gerdin. 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Anderson Nov. 17: CB: RC: TH: KR: Home- coming: Prom: 49916: Blue: Against the Wind: Bob Seger: Motorcycles. Lori Lynn Athey Oct. 17, 1980: Christmad 19791 Craig: the Group: Volleyball: Sparky: 421: Blue: Heartache Tonight: Billy Joel: Never Fear : Camping. Class Of 1981 Karen Lynn Anderson Nov. 2, '80: MS: HE: RP: JK: Prom: Pom Pon: 419: Blue: Lady: Kenny Rogers: That's Life : Horseback Riding. E Mark Todd Bacon Middle School Walk-out: Homecom- ing '80: MM: TP: BP: SF: Missing the Kick-off: Bacon's Bombers: 340: Black: Another One Bites the Dust: Queen: Don't worry about it : Par- ties: Prime Rib: Football. Robin A. Anderson Nov. 10: MT: LL: BW: GG: Home- coming '79 - David White clipping tree: Sno-Daze 179: 379: Jade: Spirits Having Flown: Kenny Loggins: Ah, Come on! : Reading. . Craig Garrett Bestick October 17, '80: LA: JA: MC: Wres- tling: Football: 3111 Red: Ride Like the Wind: Billy Joel: Go For It . u Seniors 9 To Achieve A11 That Is Possible, Arthur C. Bork Graduation: 87: Blue: Teacher Teach Me: Rock Pile: Model Build- ing iships, planes, etc.J. Melissa M. Bylund Oct. 25: PL: CC: CV: DA: Gymnas- tics: Track: if 12: Red: It's All I Can Do: REO: Let's Go!!! : Roller Skat- mg. 10 Seniors 4 Brenda Lynn Brown Nov., 14, 1979: Mark: Michelle: Bon- nie: the Group: Homecoming '80: Prom '80: 1f5: Dark Blue: Horris: ELO: Crosstown-26 : Ice Skating: Reading. 1 Mark Allen Carlson Sept. 28: RH: CB: DO: Prom '80: Homecoming '80: if 48: Blue: You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin': ELO: Deep The First Time!! : Cutting Weight. Susan Rae Buffington Aug. 30: Christmas '79: VL: BH: the Group: DW: Volleyball: Homecom- ing: 1f8: Beach: Sailing: Leo Sayer: That's Life! : Camping. Michele Rene' Caron Jan 6, '78, Tod: Feb. 13, 1980: high times: Prom '80: -JS: Noon '77, '78, '79: Seger, '78: 55: Yellow: Stairway to Heaven: Walking in the woods. We :Must Attempt The Impossible Cynthia Ann Chapman Mora Movies: Christmas '79: the Group: PC: Secretary Chapman : 44: Brown: Stephanie Mills: Was it Great? : Horseback Riding: Danc- ing. Alexis Lynn DeWolf March 22, 1979: Russ: DO: KO: KP: Prom: 420: Blue: Good Girls Don't: The Knack: Partying. My Ricky Loren Christenson May 22,:'81: KR: DO: TT: SR: Sno- Daze: Prom: 813: Brown: Hotel Cali- fornia: Beach Boys: Blow it out your shorts : Cycling. David William Downing Homecoming 1980: Max's Parties: Skarsten's Reports: Bridge Whiz Kids: Star: Krispo: Tom: The Bridge Whiz: Brass Hole'n: 313: Orange: Smoke on the water: Beach Boys: I can understand that : Living After Midnight. Robert Allen Decker Prom: Karen K.: Golf: Football: 481 Blue: Hard Times: KISS: Shut UP : Golf. Scott M. Downing Seniors 11 Max Allan Eng Sept. 30, 1978: CA: BP: GH: DS: Prom '80: Swamp Rats: M: Silver: All Over the World: REO Speedwa- gon: They'll Burn : Hockey. Jennifer Elizabeth Engberg High Noons '79: Kim: KP: DO: Mr. Ford: Homecoming Dance '79: 47734: Black: Stone Blue: Bob Seger: It Wasn't Me : Hittin' A Number. Helen Marie Engblom April 26: Ron: Roxi: Karen: Sheila: Pom Pons: Prom 1979: 32 Blue: Dri- vin' My Life Away: Van Halen: You're Kidding : Roller Skating. To Be As Much As We Can Be, Arlyn J. Erickson Feb. 21, 1980: Brian O.: Kevin M.: Prom: FFA: 43: Blue: Brick in the Wall: Pink Floyd: Snowmobiling. 12 Seniors Roger Fealy Jon Fiedler ar, Pam Marie Fiedler Feb. 29, 1980: Sept. 7, 1980: July 18, 19, 1980: JS: CV: SL: SB: Homecom- ing Game 2nd Dance: Prom 1980: 43: Pink: Hair of the Dog: Led Zeppelin: I'm Thirsty : Cooking. Q .5 Vern J. Fix .ik Shannon A. Foote Road Work '81 This Spring: BS: MR: LL: RM: Sno-Daze '79: College Day: . 344: Black: Cab Driver: F. A.: Let's go to the Yukon, Bill : Snowmobil- ing: Pizza: Football. We Must Dream Of Being More. Brian J. Franson College Day '80: DR: MC: TP: DS: Homecoming '80: Sno-Daze '79: 45969: Black: Wango Tango: Van Halen: Give me another Bull : Looking for the bottom of the glass. Jeffrey Allen Friel New Year's Eve 1980: Kris O.: Twig: Arnie: Fooseball Tournaments: Prom: 319: Hemi Orange: Jumping Jack Flash: Rolling Stones: I'm not looking too good, but I'm feeling really well : Partying: Cruising: Snowmobiling, James Dean Gevik Seniors 13 Tim R. Goebel Dec. 5, '80: Matt: Oquist: Bruce: Tom: Homecoming: Prom: 4350: Blue: Queen: I'm tired and I wanna to home : Skiing: Hunting: Parties. Dalal Hani Hajarat Aug. 22, 1980: June 3, 1964: Nov. 15: 1974: Bryan Herubin: Knut Arild: Kim C.: Julie C.: Homecoming Dance: AFS Christmas Party: AFS Weekend: 35: Green: Another One Bites the Dust: Queen: No, I will not teach you how to swear in Arabic!!! : Talk: Hamburgers: Basketball. 14 Seniors GerriAnn Grundmann Feb. 8: Aug. 8, 13: Lindberg and I skipping and heading for Grants- burg: College Fair: Lindberg: Oley: Maslow: JRS: I.S.S. Veterans: The first day of school BUMMER!!: an ounce: Blue: Comfortably Numb: ink Floyd: Fine! : Being Flakey: Partying: Shrimp. Tom Cory Hansen Aug. 11, '80: Sept. 2, '80: JJ: JA: TG: KR: Homecoming Dance: Prom: 484: Blue: Stairway to Heaven: Led Zeppelin: That's Life : Cycle Rid- mg. Knut Arild Gulbrandsen DH: AFS - Weekend Askov: Homecoming: Blue: Fuss: Music. Mary Carol Hanson March 20, '81: Nov. 5, '80: Oct. 30, '80: Spot: MM: MS: SCooter: V.R.A.B.: Equus: 381: Blue: Lady:- Kenny Rogers: Gingus! : Laughin'. 5 Paula Rae Holmen District Champs in Volleyball: MS: MJM: PR: GG: Junior Prom: Home- coming '80: 319: Red: Hell is for Children: Pat Benatar: You've got to be kidding : Broasted chicken. Raymond Edward Hunt LF: JB: Football: Wrestling: 334: Red: Another One Bites the Dust: Donna Summers: Don't worry about it : Football: Wrestling. Beverly Kim Huddleson Nov. 8, 1980: Beth: Sue R.: Bonnie: the Group: Prom '80: 48: Maroon: Stairway to Heaven: Neil Diamond: Could be Fun! : Malibu Beach. Bruce Alan Johnson Dec. 5, '80: TH: LL: TG: JA: Home- coming: Prom: 49: Black: Feels Like the First Time: Foreigner: Snowmo- biling: Hunting: Trapping. Gregory John Hunt May 22, 1981: DW: LK: ME: MT: Swamp Rats: Brass Hole: 1193: Shoot- to Thrill: AC-DC: Baseball. 0Randall Jeffery Johnson Halloween Day: Tim: Shannon: BS: KM: Sno-Daze '79: Road Work - RM: LL: 438: Lime: Cab Driver: RO, RO : Snowmobiling. Seniors 15 Leonard L. Katchmark Jr. May 22, 1981: GH: DW: SF: TM: Bridge Whizzin': Brass Hole'n: 42: Blue: Free For All: Snowmobiling. Beth Ann Lickness June 14, 1980: Set. 26, 19802 DT: SR: BH: The Malibu Crew: Prom '80: Homecoming '80: 435: Blue: Love Look What You've Done to Me: Ea-- gles: I Wish I Knew : Lakeview. 16 Seniors Sheila Lynne Campbell Lande Nov. 1, '80: MS: MH: PR: LL: Sharp Fillings : 316: Blue: All Out of Love: Kenny Rogers: How Rude : The Ballroom. xl Lisa Marie Lindberg June 28, '8O: Aug. 2: Aug. 22, '81: Act. 7: Scotter lScottJ: GG: RA: College Fair: I.S.S.: 0396-2258: Blue: Lady: Kenny Rogers: Why Certain1y : Being with Scott. Bradley D. Leaf JF: KO: BS: LP: Arnie's Party: 045: Blue: Air Supply: Hunting: Chicken. Q Tim P. Lindquist Vicki Rae Lindquist Oct. 6, 1979: Sept. 26, 1980: the Group: SB: BH: CA: Sno-Daze-1980: Homecoming-1980: M: Blue: This Time: Carly Simon: I don't care : Volleyball. Mary Jo Maslow Dec. 8: MH: MH: PR: PH: Yearbook: Volleyball Games: 4V8: Blue: The Greatest Discovery: Elton John: Heck of 'va dea1 : Listening to Mu- sic., Lonny R. Lucht College Days '8O: TA: KM: BO: MR: Sno-Daze '79: Road Work - RM, RJ: 416: Green: Dirty Deeds: AC- DC: Partying. ' Kevin R. Mattson Sept. 26, 1980: LL: BO: LN: JF: Sno- Daze '79: Homecoming '80: 312: Blue: Cocaine: AC-DC: I didn't feel a thing : Partying. Karl Harvey Lundahl Aug. 3: March 20: Bonnie: VF: RF: MT: Prom: Graduation: 4lf16: Leath- er: Football: French Toast: For this, for that : Wrestling. RusselllR. Mattson May 22, 1981: DARJ: LL: SF: Prom '80 Party: Christmas Vacation: 311: Black: Flirtin' With Disaster: Molly Hatchet: Boong Shwa: Partying. Seniors 17 Timothy Eric Mattson Halloween Day - Randy, Shannon: BS: MR: LK: KM: Sno-Daze '79: Homecoming '80: 319: Red: Poratop Again: The FA'S: No Problem : Snowmobiling: Hamburgers. .-,ww- Q HM! QA' Kimberly Dawn O'C1aire The High Wall at Noon '78: Blab: Porkchops: Lexie: Mr. Ford: Home- coming Dance of '78: 3217: Blue: Stone Blue: Bob Seger: This is True : Party. 18 Seniors Kevin Morgan Swamp Rat Nite: Road Construction '8l: TM: RJ: BS: SF: Sno-Daze 791 45: Black: Slow Ride: The FA'S: Shut-up your head : Strawberrys: Hockey: Football. 3 ' f ffgsfyfglqfi Daniel Dennis Olson Oct. 3, 1980: THE CAR THREE GANG!: 33: Orange 8: White: Coun- try and Western Music: Do It ln The Dirt! : Dirt Racing. Dawn Marie O'Claire Seger 1978 8: 1980: Homecoming 1978: Kris P.: Jennifer E.: Lexie D.: Mary C.: Spanish Class Field Trip: The Good Old Noon Hours: 37: Blue: Stoned Blue: Bob Seger: You Will Survive : Having A Blast! Kristopher Alexander Olson March 20, 1981: Nov. 28, 1979: BL: JF: AE: Week Ends: Summer Vaca- tion: 310: Blue: Stairway to Heaven: Led Zeppelin: Whatever you say : Music. Brian Oquist Dec. 5, '80: JF: KM: LL: LP: Home- coming: Prom: 06: Blue: Cocaine: AC-DC: It's Friday : Snowmobil- ing. LeRoy Elmer Person Graduation: JF: BO: BJ: DW: 315: Blue: Gambler Kenny Rogers: I Don't Know : Snowmobiling. Roxanne Lynn Pangerl Oct. 26: Les: Helen: Darla: Karen: Prom 1980: Pom Pons: 47: Rust: Running With the Devil: Van Halen: You Nimrod : Pine City. Bryan Kenneth Peterson Aug. 29, 1980: THE GANG: Sno- Daze '80: Swamp Rat Raid: 4333: Blue: All Out of Love: Lynard Skyn- ard: Grab the bull by the horns and ram it hard : Football. me .. lv Kristine Kay Paulson Stone Lake: Seger's Concert: Home- coming '78: Dawn: Kim: Jennifer Lexie: Field Trip With Monson: Pur- ple Hawk: 33: Purple: Stoned Blue Bob Seger: This is real truism Partying. RuthAnn Kaye Peterson Memorial Weekend 1980: Christmas '79: the Group: CT: Camping: Edly Smedly: 08: Purple: We've Only Just Begun: Billy Joel: No Prob- lem : Sleeping: Movies. Seniors 19 Sharon Marie Peterson . BL: SR: RC: DO: Fall Play 1979: Homecoming 1980: 314: Blue: All Out of Love: Christopher Cross: Pull your head out! : Water Skiing. Michael J. Reilly Road Work Spring of '81: Sue Rum- pel: SF: TM: BS: Sno-Daze '79: Col- , lege Day: 49: White: Snorten' Whis- key: F.A.: I'l1kil1'you : Snowmobil- ing: Pizza: Partying. 20 Seniors Todd Scott Potrament Swamp Rat Night: THE GANG: Col- lege Day: Sno-Daze '79: 1t2O: Blue: Big Ten Inch: Arrowsmith: Gooche Kills All . Daniel M. Reynertson Phyllis Jean Proehl July 15: Dec. 23: JB: CV: KD: 896: Brown: Another Brick in the Wall: Police: Yes, boss! : Being with the ones I love. Kevin John Roelofs Aug. 17, '80: DO: RC: TH: TT: Prin- ceton Speedway: Homecoming: Prom: 414: Maroon: Still Rock Kc Roll To Me: Billy Joel: Don't Sweat It : Cycling: Racing Patricia Elaine Rosen May 22, 1981: Skeeter, PH: MJM: SL: Prom '80: Basketball: 3114: Blue: Every Woman in the World: Kenny Rogers: What? : Horseback riding: Eating. , Jo Ellen M. Schutta ' Feb. 13, 1980: Prom '8O: Mibichibe- libe: Noon '79: Ibacibid: 334: Black: Led Zeppelin: Partying. Susan Marie Rumpel March 20, 1981: MR: BL: BH: the Gang: Homecoming: Sno-Daze: 47: Brown: Face the Fire: Da Fogel- berg: I'll kill your . . . : Lakeview fMalibu Beachl. U Bradley D. Scofield Aug. 27, '8O: AE: JF: KO: BL: Mora Bus: Homecoming '77: affl: Silver: Rock Sz R11 Ain't Noise Pollution: AC-DC: I don't know : 71 Monte SS454. Robert J. Schmakel May 22, 1981: MZ: VF: Homecoming: Prom: 42: Blue: Skiing. - David Fredrick Siltman Jan 1 '80: Jodi D: DR: BP: RM: Prom '80: 4lf72: Light Blue: Cocaine Char- lie: Pink Floyd: Football. Seniors 21 Luann Dee Anderson Steffen Sept. 6, 1980: Wedding Day: Bruce: DT: DS: JD: Senior Prom: Valen- tine's Day: 313: Red: There is Love: Billy Joel: Go for it! . Michelle Lynn Torgeson Dec. 21, '79: July 3, '80: Tim: RA: BW: Prom: Basketball: 416: Maroon: First Time: AC-DC: That's Bad! : Seafood. 22 Seniors Billy Dean Strelow Road Work '81 this spring: SF: TM: RJ: MR: Sno-Daze '79: College Day: 316: Black: Here I am Drunk Again: Let's go to the Yukon, Shan : Snowmobiling: Pizza: 4 Wheelin'. Matt Tschumper J frfgw Michelle Catherine Sutter Oct. 3, 1977: Feb. 8, 1980: Nov. 1, 1980: Wiener: Mary: Sheila iSheweel: Paula: Homecoming 1978 8: 1980: Sno-Daze 1980: Sharp Fill- ings : 32: Blue: My Sharona: Kenny Rogers: Get Off Me!!! : Having Fun KL Laughing: Going 'to Pine City: Equus. , Todd John Turnquist. DO: RC: DA: Baseball: Wrestling: 429: Brown: Neil Diamond: Base- ball: Hockey. Teresa Marie VanBeek Homecoming '80: LA: CC: RP: VL: Rockathon- '79: 46110: Burgandy: Heartbreaker: Pat Benatar: Shop- ping. David White May 22: GH: LK: JG: DD: Brass Ho- le'n: Bridge Whizzin': 47: Red: I Love A Rainy Night: Blues Broth- ers: I Don't Know, but that's just it : Cruisin'. 1 Cheryl Ann Vanderveen Oct. 12, '80: PP: MB: KP: PL: Prom: Homecoming 1979: 42: Blue: Old Time Rock Ka Roll: Bob Seger: Oh, Sad : Roller Skating Terry Allen Wieczorek Sept. 30, 1980: Nov. 5: July 12: Judy: Roger: Tim: Tom: Homecoming 1980: Wearing flippers on Drip Day: 315: Blue: Pieces of Eight: Styx: That's life in the Ghetto : Working on Cars. . Bonita Marie Westman Aug. 3: Aug. 31: Jan. 5, '79: Karl: BH: DE: Brenda: Prom Waitress: Love Hurts: Billy Joel. Marcia Kaye Wroolie Nov. 24, 1980: Jim: MH: TVB: Swing Choir: Echo: 310: Blue: Without Your Love: Kenny Rogers: Ya, no- lie! : Time with Jim. Seniors 23 .47 Mark A. Zierden May 22, 19813 Bob: Tim, Tomg Prom: Homecoming: 8493 Blue: Skiing. Not Pictured: Q Cindy Carlson Falls Thomas Wright: Homecoming 36-6 19803 Team mates: DDg CB: Swamp Rat Night: Homecoming Party: 877: Blue 8: Gold: Here Comes Santa Claus: Queen: Football. . llnl . p ... Max Eng, Vice-Presidentg Bryan Pe- terson, President: Teresa VanBeek, Treasurer: Beth Lickness, Secre- tary. - 24 Seniors MEMQRIE '68 - ' 1 We lived our lives never knowing if we were-going to reach the top. Finally, we made it - we are known as the Senior Class of 1981. We had to go through thirteen years of silly little hardships like: Having to watch Mr. Rogers, learning to count, and having our finger paintings turn out brown. Oh, and those ABC's, we thought we'd never get through theml. We all waited until break time when we got our graham crackers and milk, every day! Then, we were bussed to Grasston . . . Good Old Grasston, where if you stepped over the red line on the tar you got in trouble. Although we never did! . Remember when we learned to write? We couldn't use regular paper, we were stuck with that funny brown paper with about four lines to a page. Imagine if we were to write a book! The year went by, and we were taught to read without using our finger to follow the words. Soon after that, it wasg if the small hand was on the three, and the big hand on two, what time would it be? Now it's much easier, all you have to do is press a button and the time is. told for you. Remember 9 x 9? It was the only one on the multiplication table anyone knew. There was one thing we never figured outg when it was our birthday why did we have to bring the treats? Learning to paint was much harder when we found out that we had to use a brush! Everyone was excited on the day we presented the play The Frog Prince. . We outgrew things like this and went on to be Big Middle Schoolersf' It wasn't as fun as we thought it was going to be! We had those gold cards that always seemed to get us in trouble. Then, there were the meetings with our advisors 15 minutes every day. Changing classes was great for the first two days, but after a while it got to be too much climbing up and down those stairs! In 8th grade we really had the teachers under controlg they thought they were going to take our field day away from us, but we had different ideas, although the only thing refusing to go to class got us was a tardy card! Another year went by and we were meant to feel like ants compared to elephants. By far, most of us were scared, but we made it through the year. That year was our first big homecoming game and dance. We all danced to King Pin. Most of us would have rather bowled than dance! The year went by very fast. We even lived through the hard stuff like Mr. C's algebra class, and the funny stuff like glueing Ziggy's foot to his chair! Remember the fun we had in biology classg collecting bugs and hiding dead frogs in the cupboards? Finally, the time we've all been waiting for - Our last year! As always - somebody else got the elevator and we got the shaft! fThanks Fahrnill We got out of school what we went for - an education. The year is at an end, and we've had some pretty fun times, but now we must go on with life and try to achieve the very best. Time is moving on and we won't have to wait for 3:10 again. Senior Hall Of Fame Most Likely to Succeed David White Teresa Van Beek Best Dancers Tim Mattson Cindy Chapman Funniest Laugh Mark Bacon Pam Fiedler Nicest Smile Rick Christenson Vicki Lindquist Prettiest Hair Max Eng Alexis DeWo1f Prettiest Eyes Mark Carlson Sharon Peterson Prettiest Legs Dan Reynertson Vicki Lindquist Best All Around Bryan Peterson Michelle Sutter Most Athletic Bryan Peterson Mary Hanson Most Artistic Greg Hunt Lori Athey Most Gullible Mark Bacon Michelle Torgeson Class Clown David White Michelle Torgeson Class Flirts Kevin Morgan Robin Anderson Most Musical Mark Carlson Sharon Peterson S x! it tx .tx A Xi S f .ua , Class Favorites 25 Jeff Anderson Basketball 9- 10Q Wrestling 11-123 Track 9- 103 Baseball 11-123 Band 9-10- 11-12 Karen Anderson Choir 9- 11-123 Pom Pons 10-11-123 National Honor Society 11- 12Q Dollars for Scholars 123 Spanish Club 123 Yearbook co-editor 12 Robin Anderson Basketball 9-101 AFS 103 Choir 93 Sno Daze Royalty 11: Student Council 123 Homecoming Royalty 12 Lori Athey Volleyball 9-10- 11-123 Captain 123 Gymnas- tics 10-113 Gold 10-11-12: AFS 113 Pep Club 113 Basket- ball 93 Band 9 Mark Bacon Football 9-10- 11-123 Captain 12g Basketball 11-123 Track 9-10-11-123 Homecoming King 12 Craig Bestick Football 9- 10-11-12: Wrestling 9-10-113 Track 10-111 Choir 9-10-11-12 Sue Buffington Volleyball 9-10-11-123 Basketball 93 Gold 9-103 Gymnastics 10-113 Yearbook 103 Band 9-10-11- 123 Choir 11-123 AFS 103 Stu- dent Council 11Q Play 10 Melissa Bylund Basketball 93 Track 9-11-123 Gymnastics 10-11-123 Softball 103 Spanish Club 9-11 Mark Carlson Football 9- 10-11-123 Wrestling 11-123 Student Council 10-123 Presi- dent 123 National Honor Soci- ety 11-12g Band 9-10-11-123 Homecoming Royalty 123 Class President 101 Baseball 10-11-12 Michele Caron Yearbook 10-11 Cyndi Chapman Gymnas- tics Mgr. 10-11Q Pep Club 113 OEA Secretary 123 Spanish Club 111 Fall Play 10 Rick Christenson Basket- 26 Class Listings A ball 9-10-11-123 Co-captain 123 Band 9-10-11-123 Student Council 9-121 Sno Daze Roy- alty 11 Robert Decker Golf 93 Dol- lars for Scholars 12 Alexis DeWolf Yearbook 12 David Downing Football DeWolf Yearbook trainer 10-11-123 Golf 9-10-11-123 Band 9-10-11-123 One-act Play 9-10-11-123 Fall Play 9- 103 Spring Play 103 Speech 11-121 National Honor Soci- ety 10-11-123 Dollars for Scholars 11-123 Project 120 113 Boy's State Alternate 11 Max Eng Student Council 9-10-11-123 Resigned 123 Homecoming Royalty 123 Class Vice-President 123 Hockey 9-10-11-123 Captain 123 Baseball 10-11-123 Track 11-123 Basketball 93 Golf 93 Football 9-10 Jennifer Engberg Band 9- 103 Yearbook 113 Photo Club 10 Helen Engblom Band 9-102 Choir ,11-123 Pom Pons 12 Arnie Erickson Football 9 Vernon Fix Football 9-103 Wrestling 9-10-11 Shannon Foote Football 9- 10-11-123 Baseball 12 Brian Franson Football 9- 10-11-123 Basketball 9-11Q Wrestling 10-123 Track 93 Treasurer 93 FFA 123 Presi- dent 12 Jim Gevik Football 9-103 Golf 9-10-11-123 Band 9-10- 11-12 Tim Goebel Football 9-113 Track 9-10 Gerri Grundman Basket- ball 9-103 Volleyball 9-103 Choir 10-113 Yearbook 12 Knut Gulbrandsen AFS 12 Dalal Hajarat Volleyball 123 AFS 12 Tom Hansen Football Mgr. 9-103 Track 10 Mary Hanson Volleyball 9- 10-11-123 Basketball 9-10-11- 123 Track 9-10-113 Band 9-10- 11Q Spanish Club 11-123 Sec. 113 Pres. 123 Volleyball Cap- tain 123 Basketball Captain 123 Pep Club 113 FHA 123 Class Treasurer 93 NHS 11- 123 Dollars for Scholars 123 Girl's State 11 Paula Holmen Class Sec. 93 Band 9-103 Basketball 9-103 Volleyball 9-10-11-1233 AFS 12Q OEA 123 Treas. 12 Bev Huddleson Basketball 11-123 Pep Club 113 Cheer- leader 123 Band 11-123 Choir 11-12 Greg Hunt Sno Daze Roy- alty 113 Homecoming Royal- ty 123 Baseball 10-123 Basket- ball 11-123 Football 9-10-123 Student Council 10-11-123 Resigned 123 Treasurer 113 Class Treasurer 103 Year- book 123 Choir 9-123 NHS 11- 123 Swamp Rats 123 Brass Holing 10-12 Randy Johnson Band 9-10- 113 Basketball 93 Football 93 Student Council 9 Sheila Lande Band 9-10-11- 123 Choir 113 Pep Club 113 FHA 123 School Play Set 101 Yearbook 12 Brad Leaf Football 9-103 Basketball 9-103 Baseball 11 Beth Lickness Cheerleader 9-10-11-123 Spanish Club 103 Pep Club 113 Choir 9-10-11- 123 Sno Daze Royalty 113 Homecoming Royalty 123 Prom Waitress 10 Lisa Lindberg Basketball Mgr. 9-103 Yearbook 12Q AFS 103 Choir 9-10-11 Tim Lindquist Football 9- 10-111 Wrestling 9-103 Track 9-10 Vicki Lindquist Volleyball 9-10-11-12: Basketball 93 Gymnastics 10-113 Golf 9-10- 11-123 Homecoming Queen 123 Band 9-10-11-123 Choir 123 Student Council 11-123 Year- book 123 Play 10 Lonny Lucht FFA 9-103 Band 9-10-113 Student Coun- cil 10-11 Karl Lundahl Football 9- 10-11-123 Wrestling 9-10-11- 123 Prom Waiter 103 Band 9- 10-11-12 Mary Jo Maslow Volleyball 9-10-11-123 Varsity Mgr. 11- 12Q FHA -10-11-123 Pres. 12Q Play NHS 11-123 Choir 9-11- 123 Yearbool 9-10-123 Editor- in-chief 123 AFS 103 Dollars for Scholars 111 Hugh O'Brian Leadership Candi- date 102 Girl's State Alter. 11 Russ Mattson FFA 9-IOQ Choir 9-10-113 Student Coun- cil 103 Class Officer 103 Year- book 12 Tim Mattson Football 9-10 Kevin Morgan Football 9- 10-11-123 Hockey 9-10-11-123 Basketball 9-103 Baseball 10 Dawn O'Claire FHA 93 Yearbook 10-12 Kim O'Claire Yearbook 12 Dann Olson Band 9-10-11- 12: Student Council 12 Roxanne Pangerl Choir 9- 10-11-123 Pom Pons 11-12 Bryan Peterson Class Pres. 9-11-123 Student Council 9- 11-12Q Pres. 12-Resigned3 Football 9-10-11-123 Co-cap- tain 123 Baseball 10-11-123 Basketball 9-10-11-121 Co- captain 123 Track 9-10-11-123 Sno Daze King 113 Home- coming Royalty 123 Band 9- 10-11: Boy's State 11 Ruth Ann Peterson AFS 111 Pep Club 113 OEA 123 Span- ish Club 113 Choir 10-11-123 Play 10 Sharon Peterson Cheer- leader 9-10-11-123 Co-captain 10-11Q Captain 123 Sno Daze Royalty 113 Homecoming Royalty 123 Choir 9-10-11-123 Yearbook 103 Swing Choir 10-113 Play 113 Class Vice- Pres. 113 Student Council 10 Todd Potrament Football 9-10-123 Baseball 10-11-123 Wrestling 9-103 Golf 93 Hock- ey 11-12 Mike Reilly Wrestling 93 Football 10-11 Dan Reynertson Wrestling 9-10-11-123 Football 9-10-11- 123 Sno Daze Royalty 113 Baseball 123 Golf 9 Kevin Roelofs Track 9 Pat Rosen Volleyball 9-10- 11-123 Basketball 9-10-11-123 Captain 123 Track 9-10-11-123 Band 93 Dollars for Scholars 123 spanish Club Treasurer 123 Pep Club 113 FHA 123 Play 9-10-11-12 Sue Rumpel Sno Daze Roy- alty 113 Homecoming Royal- ty 123 Prom Waitress 10 Jo Ellen Schutta Gymnas- tics 11-123 Yearbook 12 Brad Scofield Football 9 Dave Siltman Student Council 103 Football 9-10-11- 123 Wrestling 9-10-123 Base- ball 103 FFA 10-113 Track 123 Golf 93 Hockey 103 Yearbook 12 Luann Steffen Declam 93 FHA 9-10-113 Chairperson 9- 11Q German Club 10-113 Con- cert Choir 9-10-113 Womens Choir 9-10-113 Solo 113 Office Staff 113 Choir Staff 11 Michelle Sutter Band 9-10- 11-123 Class Sec. 10-113 FHA 12? 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'Q 2: it gs f 1 Qi 2 vs Wi S15 Row 1: Dawn Cloutier, Joni Carlson, Peg Damann, Heidi VanBeek, Mona Mayer, Deb Athey, Row 2: Michelle Torgeson, Vi Lindquist, Sue Buffington, Lori Boomgarden, Carol Belkholm, Julie Carlson, Patty Chapman, Annette Ellis, Dan Fowler, Rov Lois Golly, Betty Jo Lakeberg, Diane Osterdyk, Melissa Usher, Rhonda Johnson, Lisa Boomgaarden, Gary Nelson, John Maslc Shawn Evenson, Randy Ceaglske, Barb Brown, Patricia Lysdahl, Row 4: Chris Dubanoski, Heidi Randall, Barb Falk, Sar Barnes, Barb Rosen, Jennifer Sitko, Loann Burkstrand, Bev Huddleson, Karen Almlie, Sarah Glidden, Raeann Hagfors, Da Olsen, Rick Christenson, Row 5: Dan Klemz, Jennifer Peterson, Dave Tomlinson, Mary Mayer, Mr. Nelson Band li 3' -, . N ,if 4X'fcw, Th X ififilf' ,,,, i, e Braham band started y , ,,,, 1 A ,S ,'-Kay a - ,V A t out fresh with some new Y, y M 7 'ii' if .Q 5 Q students and a new , f or gen., ii 'A , director. The band sure I ff -4' if 15 'fi pepped up the townspeople i f N tg'-Cf A as they played new songs t- , , at the volleyball, football, Q W 3 A ' A 0 i J wrestling, and basketball ' - games. -v, .iif , .,,, iw' f 1 The band was known to work hard every day, even if it was right after chow. A lot of hot air, patience, and practice was needed by both the band and their director to make the concerts some of the best we've heard. After the spring concert, some of the band members mosied on over to a nearby boom town where they competed in the territory's instrumental contest. 30 Band EW 1: Valerie Lindquist, Tammy Smith, Gloria Knowles, Jodi Denny, Sheila Lande, Michelle Sutter, Row 2: David Hay, Renee .ine-man, Tatia Forsell, Kari Sward, Carol Auger, Renee Hagfors, Laura Holmer, Row 3: Jon Denny, Sandy Dehkes, Travis arden, Pe-ni Conley, Todd Giffrow, Bruce Stavem, Doug Christenson, Knut Gulbrandsen, Dan Babcock, Greg Anderson, Dave iwning, Mark Carlson, Row 4: Kurt Nelson, Kim Carlson, Jeff Morgan, Dan Jaques, Shadd Monson, Dan Aune, Brian Herubin, ,ke Shockman, Kenny Johnson, Karl Lundahl, Terry Carlson, Mike Holmquist, Jeff Anderson Band 31 32 Choir , ,,, ,,,, ,MWMWVMW .,i,Azk.,,,.,,e,AgV, Row 1: Carol Auger, Vicki Lindquist, Mandy Bodin, Karen Anderson, Helen Engblom, Jennifer Peterson, Laura Holmer, Jennifer Holbert, Tracy Seiffert Row 2: Lynn Wickeharn, Marcia Drost, Mary Jo Maslow, Teresa VanBeek, Roxanne Pangerl, Kris Proehl, Michelle Belland, Natalie Scofield, Vicky Jenson, Raeann Hagfors, Sarah Glidden, Tammy Paulson, Mr. Nelson Row 3: Beth Lickness, Bev Huddleson, Sue Rurnpel, Julie Doebbeling, Lori Boomgaarden, Karen Almlie, Beth Splittstoesser, Lois Danielson, Tatia Forsell, Marsha Babb, Jonelle Jamma, Marlys Carlson, Jenny Willis, Mark Bestick, Shane Evenson, Dan Jaques Row 4: Tom Wright, Fred Hayes, Brad Larson, Shawn Nelson, Dale Grundberg, Tim Tomlinson, Kurt Nelson, Joe Belland, Doug Mitchell, Greg Anderson, Dave Turnquist, Dan Babcock, Mike Holmquist, Steve Torgeson, Dave Hay, Ken Lundahl, Scott Packard, Bob Brown The Ho ling Coyotes ll 2 l Hg 'K 'mx tow 1: Tammy Paulson, Scott Packard, Doug Mitchell, Laura Holmer, Natalie Scofield Row E: Tracy Seiffert, Sarah Glidden, Jenny Willis, Vicki Jenson Row 3: Mark Bestick, Raeann Iagfors, Joe Belland, Marcia Drost, Dan Jaques, Ken Lundahl, Teresa VanBeek Row 4: Dave Turnquist, Mary Jo Maslow, Kurt Nelson, Karen Almlie, Mike Holmquist Row 5: Dan Bab- ock, Greg Anderson The winter round-up was coming soon. The choir cowhands were practicing under the direction of their new trail boss, Mr. Nelson. The choir was not the best they could be, because they were all Dreaming of a White Christmas with Silver Bells. Mr. Nelson didn't know what to do. He couldn't get the cowhands to perform like they should. He didn't want to call off the round-up. It was sixth hour and the choir was dreaming of a Winter Wonderland , unlike usual there was no snow. Mr. Nelson opened the outside door and said, Look gang, it's going to be a 'White Christmas' after all. Suddenly, the choir boomed out a loud chorus! It was the most beautiful thing Mr. Nelson had ever heard. From then on, the Howling Coyotes practiced and practiced for their spring concert. The weather had changed and they were heard Singing in the Rain. But the April Showers didn't stop them, for their spring concert turned out fantastic and everyone was happy for they had a good year. 'N 0 'N O Choir 33 Left: Beth Anderson, Dawn Cloutier, Judy France. Left: Teri Splittstoesser, Mary Mayer, Julie Carlson. Cheers And Dances. . . Hey all you Bomber fans, stand up and clap your hands for the 1980-1981 cheerleading Bandits. The Bandits stole the attention of the crowd with their energetic cheers and side-lines. The Bandits held numerous pepfests to fire up the teams of football, volleyball, Wrestling and basketball. And like the teams, they had a great year. 34 Cheerleaders, Pomers Front: Jenny Holbert, Bev Huddleson, Sharon Peterson, Lois Golly, Beth Lickness. Row 1: Dawn Cloutier, Heidi VanBeek, Row 2: Jenny Hol- bert, Row 3: Lois Golly, Connie Nordby, Back: Sharon Peter- son. 1 Left: Beth Anderson, Raeann Hagfors, Judy France. 'J' Row 1: Roxanne Pangerl, Teri Splittstoesser, Row 2: Jenny Peterson, Janet Ceaglske, Karen Anderson, Joni Carlson, Row 3: Julie Carlson, Mary Mayer, Beth Splittstoesser, Heike Nordby, Row 4: Helen Engblom, Mona Mayer, Back: Miss Peterson. li . ,,, ky E ,i.i V if 9 J.. ' if 'A J it I J I Dv ' 5 . y yyy .fp 2 i Af ' '4 .1 M J if Of Lot Glances Back in the old west, the Wings became the Pomers, who were seen throughout all of our games this year. Under the direction of Miss Peterson, they warmed up half time with their bright smiles and dances. Every Tuesday they were seen practicing in the town hall of Westview. The Pomers were not only seen at football and basketball games, but they also helped the herds prepare for the big games by dancing at pepfests. Hats off to the Pomers. Cheerleaders, Pomers 35 They came from all over the worldg exploring the American territories. Dalal and Knut were two of these visitors. Everyone wondered about these strangers who were seen skulking about the halls of Westview Ranch. A crowd of concerned townspeople finally assembled at the AFS tea to find out exactly what was going on. Mr. Skarsten's voice could be heard above the crowd yelling, I know who they are. They are the American Field Service students from Jordan and Norway. The townspeople were delighted to hear this and they excitedly greeted the newcomers. Row 1: Renee Heineman, Jennifer Sitko, Kari Sward, Row 2: Natalie Scofield, Sandj Dehkes, Lori Boomgaarden, Dalal Hajarat, Michelle Belland, Marsha Moline, Peni Conley Lisa Boomgaarden, Row 3: Karen Almlie, Gayle LaFontaine, Scott Lickness, Shadd Mon son, Shane Evenson, Todd Giffrow, Bruce Stavem, Donny Barnes, Knut Gulbrandsen, Rov 4: Randy Ceaglske, Dave Tomlinson, Doug Mitchell, Fred Hayes, Brad Larson, Dan Aune Advisor - Mr. Skarsten ,.. ' 11. .1 Row 1: Sandy Barnes, Rhonda Johnson, Deane Juntti Row 2: Raeann Hagfors, Marly Carlson, Jonelle Jamma, Debbie Athey, Julie Peterson, Jim Brown, Craig Hasser, An nette Ellis Row 3: Patty Chapman, Wendy Pangerl, Sherry Cassman, Cindy Carlsor Jodi Denny, Gordy Nordby, Jon Denny, Kenny Johnson, Bryan Herubin Row 4: Mik Shockman, Joe Belland, Mike Holmquist, Todd Giffrow, Duane Anderson, Shanno Nelson, Tim Tomlinson American Field Service 'ice-President: Joe Belland, Historian: Doug Mitchell, President: Mike lolmquist. 'Wxii J of AFS 37 1-1 O CES U1 CD I-I I'-I Row 1: Bonita Doerfler, Jean Splittstoeser, Shannon Knosalla, Kris Proehl, Heidi Randall, Row 2: Karen Anderson, Barb Falk, Michelle Sutter, Peg Damann, Barb Decker, Mandy Bodin, Billie Jean Hirsh, Row 3: Mr. Keis, Tammy Smith, Tom Simon, Brian Anderson, Todd Bieber, Pat Rosen, Dawn Bieber, Mary Hanson, Curt Knudson, Don Barnes, Debbie Peterson Back in the old west there was a group called the Spanish Club. Everywhere these Banditos Went, no one understood them. For Halloween they all went on a hayride and scared everyone with their foreign language. The Banditos would ride into Westview and rob the townspeople of their hard earned pesos. But the Banditos weren't all bad because they would return with cute, little stuffed animals and candy that was muy bien! All the pesos the Banditos collected went toward the wagon train trip down to Mexico. They were all very happy to finally have other Spanish speaking Banditos to talk with. 38 Spanish Club Vice President: Michelle Sutter, Treasurer: Pat Rosen, President: Mary Hanson, Secretary: Tammy Smith Great Grators 1: Tammy Smith, Beth Anderson, Sandy Barnes, Jennifer Sitko, Row 2: Donny Barnes, Damann, Tracy Seiffert, Karen Nestrud, Curt Knudson, Row 3: Miss McConnell, Julie Julie Peterson, Karen Almlie, Sandy Dehkes, Row 4: Doug Mitchell, Tatia Forsell, Diedrich, Lois Danielson, Mike Holmquist, Dave Downing. This year the speech team attracted many new traveling salespeople. They'd pick out a speech category and practice and practice every week. On Saturdays they would into the wagon and ride off into the sunrise, yes, we said sunrise! The traveling salespeople Went from ranch to ranch trying to sell their speech to the judges. If they did well they would advance to the finals and possibly win a ribbon or certificate. After six competitions, including UMD, Bloomington, Aitkin and Princeton, it came time for districts and regions. some winning salespeople. ' s L mmm .- T3 Q Q, Q 5 NP J JZ-JS .- srl.. Speech 39 FHA Ma' Proza and the girls had a lot of action throughout the year. At every football game they were seen selling cocoa and candy bars to all of the Cowboys and Indians who were watching the game. Each month the staff was invited to have coffee and Cornbread, graciously made by the FHA'ers. Later on in the year, the members were rounded-up for the district convention and then it was on to the state convention. We are sure that all members of FHA will make some lucky ranchers good housewives someday. FF Back in the old west they were called sodbusters or Future Farmers of America. Besides meeting once a month, these future farmers sold oranges and apples to help pay for a trip to Kansas City where their national convention was held. Here some FFA'ers spent four days going on tours, attending a rodeo, and meeting other sodbusters. During the year they competed in many contests and even found time to sell seeds in the spring. They are now waiting for next year when they will learn more about farming and how to run their own plot of land. 40 FHA, FFA 92 W Row 1: Susi Marcotte, Janice Ammerman, Donna Voss, Michelle Sutter, Mrs. Proza Ro' 2: Mary .Io Maslow, Sandy Dehkes, Mary Hanson, Patricia Rosen p Row 1: John Stigen, David Christinson, Jeff Anderson, Brian Franson, Chip Gerd David Provost Row 2: Mr. Cox, David Wright, Wendy Pangerl, Jeff Whichard, Tray Revak, Mike VanBeek, Billy Hanson, Jon Knapp, Glenn Senske . --- - . .Af Peeping Toms Ah! Good. Steady. Say, mozzarella. That's what you might have heard in the photography room of the Photo Club Peeping f i ' QQ Toms. The prairie 1' seemed to be covered '-52, with these so called photographers, QS' catching couples in Jfottl-lu, I , f corner? and others as F per orming t eir strange f antics. The one odd thing about these Peeping Q Toms was that if you ,wwf wanted to get a hold of 'fggijqglf' Qi 'I 'T f is them, they were always 'W 1' - 1 found in the darkroom. Strange as it may seem, we discovered them developing pictures! So, somewhere, sometime, , when ou least ex ect it, 1: Bev Huddleson, Beth Lickness Row 2: Mr. Knutdson, Mike Holm- Srgiile Ou ma pbe on Doug Mitchell, John LaVasseur Photgclub gamera. ational Honor Society Low 1: Michelle Sutter, Marcia Drost, Mary Hanson, Mary Jo Maslow, Karen Anderson ,ow 2: Greg Hunt, Kurt Nelson, Dave Downing, Mark Carlson, Mr. Livingston Every January a rodeo of N.H.S.'ers are rounded up. Only 1075 of the Seniors and 5fZ, of the Juniors are picked as the prime choice for this high award. These Cowboys and Cowgirls are chosen very carefully by their character, leadership, scholarship, and service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S f S 'Q S 3 ? ' 1 7 1 S v l Photo Club And Mational Honor Society 41 Gold Diggers Dollars for Scholars is an organization that lends money to Braham graduates who want to further their education. Many graduates don't know about this organization and so they go roaming prairies and meadowlands looking for gold mines, unfortunatly, they usually don't find them. So, if you know a graduate looking for gold, send them to the Dollars for Scholars advisor, Mrs. Londgren. 3 A ,AML Row 1: Brad Long, Mike Holmquist, Dave Downing, Mary Hanson Row 2: Mr. Livingston, Karen Anderson, Shawn Evenson, Shane Evenson, Pat Rosen, Mi- chelle Sutter, Bob Decker, Mrs. Londgren G utlaWs Of E arly A merica The O utlaws of E arly A merica were known to make mornings at Westview Ranch a little more bearable by serving rolls and steaming hot cocoa. Mrs. Londgren, the head honcho, made sure the business executives of the West met once a month and had lots of fun! 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Azfwigf H mU1k1'wz-wwwrfsgggg my J M A igggigggwgglaggzgifggibm 1 Qfssw 52522551 43,6 J,gQjtfgw gfwggg,-H Q1:gSw4gm,, H-wa iflyfb V fagzazuxfkfwgwik swgmg gi 'mx w55vggx54zw:-wie' iw-fi kJ5Ef2'iS3Q12wiiLf'g'5'ix'2 , iiifiilfiig A fp.. vw 55,3 zgfbgki, wg Ja? Qffgm, mifami c U N:gjzLkE,:2:5g1gE , sz, 555 55,3 ali Marms Back in the days of the Gold Rush, in a small town called Westview, the weekly auction was being held. Auctioneer Bodeen called out, sold to the man in blue. When the auction was over, most of the townspeople went over to the saloon for a drink. Someone in the crowd yelled, Fahrni, give me a shot of whiskey! Looking over to see who said it, Mrs. Leaf and Ann Peterson, the neighborgood gossips, were very surprised to see Preacher Heise drinking whiskey. They were so stunned, they hurridly went out the door. Nelson started playing the piano, while Legs McConnell and Wiggles Swenson came on the stage to entertain the men. Wesley, the town drunk, staggered into the saloon shouting Jesse James Knudtson is coming to town! Everyone got excited and ran out into the street. Bounty Hunter Skarsten came riding through town searching for Jesse. He went to notify Sheriff Nelson that Jesse had just robbed the Braham bank and was heading for Westview. Suddenly, Banker Cox came running down the street yelling, My bank has been robbed, and Jesse has teller Londgren as a hostage! Jesse and his outlaws came running out of the bank and jumped on their horses. .,4 8 A , f rll' 5' ' Mr' Er if ,,.-ng ll.. wif l XJ' 'bmw-r -'Wx Verne Heise English Sheriff Nelson ran out of his office and shouted, Stop! Dismount your horses! Outlaw Michelson and Outlaw Johnson were following Jesse. Suddenly . . . Michelson turned and shotg Sheriff Nelson fell to the ground. You could hear galloping horses as the townspeople crowded around Sheriff Nelson. Barber Keis helped him to Doc' Melcher's office. Nurse Meyer helped the sheriff until the doctor arrived. Meanwhile .. . Jesse James and the outlaws were hiding out at the school where the teachers, Mr. Benzen, Mrs. Grave, and Miss Peterson, were holding their annual meeting. Deputy Livingston came barging in the door and shot at Jesse! Jesse shouted, We give up! Later, at the trial . . . The witnesses, Froyen and Forsberg, testified against Jesse and the outlaws. The jury members, Oslin, Kaunonen, and Brennan, made their decision, and Judge Christenson announced that they were to be hung. Mr. Benes jumped for joyg they were his first victims in weeks. Mayor Glidden ran in S shouting, Doc' Melcher, Nurse Meyer, come quick, Ma' Proza's having another baby! Faculty 47 48 Faculty D .-...f it fr e V7 Vkr, ,IME W,,.,, ,, W .,, A4 fk Kirk Cox Ag ,M v--......, 'VV .Q My ,1, ,Z fn. Faculty 49 It in fffjw, ' ff f Q S9 zffQli ' lilm 'Wx ws-EN fn K sf' gsvaf W Ed Melcher V Phy. Ed.-Health? Faculty 51 52 Faculty X1 ,Na-I :Y Wa, 'Y Af, , QQ L'. J, in V ' II U N X. V,1 Ev xr : ' ii? S , 3 N1f L -. Lf Faculty 53 'Q ,. E ll MZ4 QQ? 1'L 'lg ,g has 1 Apde 'cille Jo l e n, Deloies Pratt 54 Faculty if 2.2 Li 3 W X 22 ii ,zz if 5 EE E if is 2? if 5 QS Z3 9 . gi EE 35 gs RS 23 Qs E? ii iii if fi 7,1 W Tx? is 3 9? va QQ 2 2 as ,L Lv ii 22 1 , Z Q, W ff, 1 f, ? 3 12 Top Breed Of Broncos 1. 1 , .. ,.. ,. 7 l i 1 l 1 1 Varsity and J .V.: Row 1: Jon Denny, David Wright, Joe Falk, John Stigen, Duane Anderson, Tim Potrament, Todd Giffrov Steve Torgeson, Fred Hayes, Dean Zierden, Row 2: Brad Larson, Shawn Nelson, Kevin Morgan, Shannon Foote, Mark Bacor Dave Siltman, B.J. Franson, Bryan Peterson, Mark Carlson, Greg Kranz, Coach Bodeen, Coach Benes, Row 3: Coach Melchez Dave Downing, Brad Long, Craig Bestick, Karl Lundahl, Dan Reynertson, Greg Hunt, Melvin Bacon, Dave Seuntjens, Tor Wright, Dan Klemz, Row 4: Bryan Herubin, Jim Bistodeau, Warren Lysdahl, Todd Potrament, Ken Becklin, Scott Johnson, Ro Willis. -wwf' m' - it H f W , ,.m? Ninth Grade: Row 1: Brian Anderson, Don Kropidlowski, Kyle Johnson, Mark Bes- tick, Vincent Lindquist, Ken Lundahl, Kevin Johnson, Row 2: Coach Olson, Jeff Morgan, Dave Hay, John Maslow, Gary Nelson, Coach Rajkowski, Row 3: Todd Bieber, Mike Anderson, Mark Larson, Kurt Altendorf, Tom Simon, Dale Peterson, Randy Ceaglske. 56 Football Rancher Melcher and Cowhand Bodeen rounded up their herd every Friday night for the ensuing tussle with herds from other ranches. They almost always stampeded the other team. Sometimes the pig skin didn't bounce right for the herd, but even in trouble they overcame their problems. The season started off with a win over North Branch. The herd knew that we had the best breed of bullies in the countryside. They roamed the praries in search of newer and meaner territories. They stampeded Chisago Lakes with t great victory! The Bombers came back home as the townspeople cheered them on the another victory over Pine City. The herd's record moved up to five wins and no losses as they trounced Princeton for a great Homecoming victory. The Bomber hers travelled to Milaca for the Indian's Homecoming. Milaca's slogen was Crush the Braham crackers, but Braham controlled the game and defeated the Indians. Our last game would decide the Conference Championship. We played against Sauk Rapids. The Bombers put up a good fight against the Indians, but they got scapled. The Bomber fans and the townspeople love their team for they had a great year!!! Football 57 U. ,c, ,M 58 Football 4 , X. at :W 1. x U if ,. -Wvf.. , ',v ' i 7 , ,' .. , Q. ,Wl, , , . 5 35 A V ff ' '23 ,ff FW , ,ii ff H ' , V , in . V ff-L5 vu , ,,,, , I , my I H :J Q gag? I ', ,, ff 1 1' 5 V 7 , .. .41 f--, , , Y , rf Jeb. M L J ' H My 7 gpm' f Q57 ,, Q ? ..., Q ' 4' .- A M 2 ,, um ,, WW G,' gf, ,,.L I V , f Q, f 2, Football 59 Di trict 18A Champion Varsity: Row l: Mary Jo Maslow Row 2 Carol Auger Connle Nordby VlCkl L1ndqu1sL Valerle L1ndqu1sL Row 3 Peterson, Mary Hanson 60 Volleyball The Varsity cowgirls of Westview Ranch trampeled every team in the conference until that fated night when they were ambushed by the Sauk Rapids Indians. Undaunted, the cowgirls went on to massacre the teams of District 18 to Win the championship and a spot in Region 5A play-offs. Congratulatons cowgirls for a great year! I H xr .4 X ,J adm R il, yyy, f -Wfflyg ' at is my ff '-R, , pf wfff 'A'f' W Q I5 -'21 ...'! 11 m?g,,L?f'- 599 4 Paula Eat fl ' Q' V, I . 23 4 ,gg ,,f' -,ina Wi-:nw 4 Volleyball 61 Cowgirl Of Tomorrow Bumps, sets and spikes were practiced by the second-string cowgirls. As they traveled from ranch to ranch, they experienced some tough teams, but trarnpeled others with their great abilities. Next year we can look forward to another victorious season! 3 '-st fr K ff, ' My .Q '4h---.......,,,,, ..,,,.,,,, gin., Xl,k ii, lyyyyr,i n 5 :Ap Wr,,,,,. . , ifl s s , ja a as iiit J .Vi Row 1: Julie Peterson, Tracy Seiffert, Jodi Denny, Row 2: Valerie Lindquist, Renee E W, Hagfors, Sarah Glidden, Jonelle Jamma, Betty Jo Lakeberg, Raeann Hagfors, Carol Auger, if Tammi Strelow, Row 3: Dalal Hajarat, Barb Falk, Lois Danielson, Tammy Paulson, Chris ,Q 'QQ Dubanoski, Sandy Dehkes. than 62 Volleyball if Team: Row 1: Debbie Athey, Patty Chapman, Marlys Carlson, Heidi Randall, Sandy LoAnn Burkstrand, Row 2: Marsha Moline, Annette Ellis, Debra Maxwell, Carol Kim Carlson, Karen Almlie, Galye Lafontaine. fi ,pgwg ,fri Q55-leafy. ji, , :uf f 'U , , Y C oWgir1s Practice, defeats, and wins came to the UC team cowgirls. Their practices were long and hard so as to make them a better team. They did a fantastic job keeping the other ranches from taking over their homeland, even though sometimes they fell. These cowgirls should add a lot to the years to come, so good luck! no fig . W r i r if , if fi 2 HZ i , ,Q my ' 'Z-ji - l, i f V ,,, .1 Vkkx V ,V I it ies T 1 M ,,, ff C T , , ' r ,VV , if i it T H 1 4 NIMH,--Q 3 W1 . 'Y 4 gl 5 4, fy M. Volleyball 63 s, o Q 3 C. -5 2 o -I-7 M '51 ,.-4 S-I Te Basketbal The CCS 5 QE The Basketball Broncos started out the season with a new Bronco buster, Mr. Greseth. His faithful sidekick was Ross Peterson. Together, they led our Broncos into battle, and taught them the best way to buck. At home our team protected their territory. The townspeople, very often, came and gave their support. The sidekick has his own little team of ponies. They were the Junior Varsity. The J.V. did their best to prove themselves, for soon they would be the big Broncos. Everybody was determined to work their hardest and play their best. Improvement was easy to see as the season progressed. There were troubles and hardships, but our Broncos just kicked over these obstacles on their way to another big year. 64 Boys Basketball A A. it Row 1: Greg Hunt, Bryan Peterson, Todd Giffrow, Rick Christenson, Bob Hunt, Rob Willis Row 2: Mike Shockman, Dan Babcock, Kenny Johnson, Mark Bacon, Kurt Nelson, Dai Klemz, Dave Seuntjens, Coach Greseth. Nl Q I lie ll? S A V ...,. .., v .,.. . .- ..i.A'- V- -lil l F Q xg l l ,ve Seuntjens, Shannon Nelson, Dan Aune, Todd Giffrow, Dan Babcock, Mike Shockman, Dan Klemz, Joe lk, Fred Hayes, Bob Hunt, Coach Peterson. f-1 S-I at as X nss sssn s az f , E Morgan, Kurt Altendorf, Tom Simon, Paul Shockman, Mark Larson, Dale Peterson ld Bieber, Brian Anderson. Boys Basketball 65 Old Timers GS 111 i ng h agi s-1 3 ow 1 Lori Kastens Mary Hanson Pat Rosen Bev Huddleson Marcia Moline Row 2 Coach Regal, The Westview Phillies had new coaches this year. The head coach of the Varsity Phillies was Lana Regal. The Junior Varsity coach was Cathy Olson. They really put their skills together and coached the Phillies the best they knew how. The team gave it their best shot - not to mention their best jump, lay up, and hook shots. The Phillies traveled near and far to challenge other teams around the area. They hustled up and down the courts and amazed their opponents with their screens and the pick and roll. Although Braham suffered many injuries this year, they still did a good job. The team is looklng forward to an even better year in '82. Girls Basketball 67 lies il G tl it Row 1: Jennifer Sitko, Sandy Barnes, Marcia Moline, Lori Kastens, Patrica Lysdahl, Barb Falk, Melanie Bodin, Row 2: Coach Olson, Daren Almlie, Kim Carlson, Janet Ceaglske, Gayle Lafontaine, Dawn Bieber, Lisai Boorngaarden, Zoa Freeman, Debbie Peterson. 68 Girls Basketball l l ,Q 'sb Lg P' Row 1: Vince Lindquist, Chip Gerdin, Terry Carlson, Duane Anderson, Mark Bestick, Mark Carlson, Row 2 Coac Rajkowski, Karl Lundahl, Craig Bestick, Jeff Anderson, Dan Reynertson, Brian Franson, Dave Siltman, Coach Bene estern Our Western Wrestlers roamed from ranch to ranch in search of challengers. They would unroll their saddle mats and be ready to take down their opponent for the pin These Wrestlers would suck on lemon drops while trying to make decisions about which take down to use and when to surprise their opponent with a reversal Our Wrestlers soon found out though that their opponents were cunning and willing to fight until one or the other was headed for the breakdown, We agree with the Wrestlers that all their hard work - the hours of practicing, and losing weight were Worth it after all. 70 Wrestling restlers I Q s-f I Our Prairie Tumblers 3591 0549 Row 1: Valerie Lindquist, Jenny Willis, Deb Athey, Jodi Denny, Kris Proehl, Row 2: Melissa Bylund, Julie Peterson, JoEllen Schutta, Carol Auger, Connie Nordby. Row 3: Mr. Michelson, Miss Staples There were nine Westview and fourteen ' Middle School cowgirls participating in gymnastics this year. They traveled near and far for challenging meets. Some of the girls spent their time hanging around bars While others tried to mount their 'R f A horses. The rest danced on hitching posts or in the street to the music from the saloon. It takes a lot of talent to do these gymnastics without the horses throwing you off, or falling from the hitching posts, but with the help of Miss Staples, the girls made it through M 72 Gymnastics Row 1: Julie Mattson, Lisa Foote, Jena Huddleson, Justine Knapp, Heidi Corbin, . ' Becky Sutter, Jody Johnson, Joan Freeman, Penny Boomgaarden, Amy Anderson 3 fanta-St-10 year- Nordby, Heather Scofield, Liza Phillips, Row 3: Mr. Michelson, Miss Staples 5 4 X, 5 E is Tx QS . 1' R was E QM if fftrrfsw. X i5L...a ,-, 'W' is rw Row 1: Vince Lindquist, Dave Turnquist, Ron Johnson, Tim Waugh, Brad Long, Brad Larson, Mr. Peterson The Dustbowl Wingers Row 1: Lori Athey, Vicki Lindquist Row 2: Julie Peterson, Debbie Athey, Mrs. Larson, Val Lindquist, Jodi Denny TXX Z' ' K i n i , 2 0 fx A . ,I an I l : MM.-,Q-X ,-'?U'i.i 'A -TA. FJ A ui J -4 Qi . 4, A' 1 .3.-:YS ai R at f I xly li U5 ,' 54' sf'f'q-1' . 5 Hey you idiot, watch where you're hitting that ball! The golf teams had begun practice again. Our bandits were wildly swinging at the little white ball. Were they out of practice or just trying to hit the coach? As the first match approached, the golfers looked forward to showing off their skills. They'd load into a covered wagon and be off to the Purple Hawk golf course to play in the woods-or was that with the woods ? The team did a lot of puttsing around, but finally got the iron out and began teeing off. The ball would move gracefully down the fairway, providing it wasn't caught in a sandtrap or lost in a pond. Our pros would then hit the ball up to the green where it fell into what looked like a gopher hole. My what an unusual sport'?! Well, however unusual, our teams were great on the golf course. Golf 73 As the dust settled, one of the Catchy Cowgirls, made another homerun. The team cheered as another cowgirl got up to bat. The townspeople heard a crack as the bat hit the ball. The cowgirl rounded first and was on her way to second as the flyball was caught. This made three outs. It was the bottom of the ninth inning and the Catchy CoWgirls were out in the field. They were amazing- pitching balls, striking the other team out, catching flies- the works! The game ended and the Catchy Cowgirls pulled another one through with the help of Coach Staples. As spring came about on the rolling plains of the mighty Westview Ranch, the baseball team came out of hibernation for another season. When the season came, Mr. Kaunonen seemed to get overly excited, for he was the rancher that organized the team of steers. Something else amazing happened also - was it possible for his voice to change from one monotonous tone to two monotonous tones?l?! Our team was seen wildly ripping the cover off the ball as they hit singles, doubles, triples, and home runs. The steers slaughtered the opposing teams as it was rare for them to , ever miss a catch and their base running was very well done. Yes, we at the Westview Ranch can be very proud of our baseball steers. 74 Softball And Baseball ,, , Catchy Cowgirls Row 1: Melanie Bodin, Kathy White, LoAnn Burkstrand, Robbie Timm, Lisa Bock, Tammy Fenner Row 2: Sandy Zarecki, Tammi Strelow, Linda Ernst, Renee Hagfors, Kathy West, Jodi Denny, Carol Auger, Connie Nordby, Zoe Freeman Row 3: Heidi Randall, Mary Campbell, Barb Brown, Jonelle Jamma, Marlys Carlson, Betty Lakeberg, Bonni Hasser, Jenny Willias, Tracy Seiffert Row 4: Tammy Paulson, Patricia Lysdahl, Barb Falk, Lisa Boomgaarden, Angela Westley, Connie Schmakel, Debra Maxwell, Robyn Turchi, Sarah Glidden, Raeann Hagfors, Coach Staples Batting Broncos Row 1: Dale Grundberg, Shawn Nelson, Greg Kranz, Tim Hasser, Scott Johnson Row 2: Jeff Anderson, Todd Potrament, Max Eng, Greg Hunt, Bryan Peterson, Mark Carlson, Todd Turnquist Ready set ANG and they're off, aster than a speeding bullet, able to jump hurdles at a single bound! The girls jumped into another days practice yvith exercises and weight lifting, but that was just for startersg then they'd run the 440 and the 880 not to mention circling the town of lBraham with blazing speed. After all the practice and hard work it came time for the track roundup. As the girls loaded the covered wagon there was only praying, nailbiting, and of course chow time . When the wagon illies st -:K Michelle Sutter, Sandy Barnes, Bonita Doerfler, Chris Dubanoski, Yvonne ' Olsen, Melissa Bylund, Karen Almlie, Tatia Forsell H Q slowed to a halt at the Cf'X-f- opposing ranch, the girls charged for the outhouses, when they were off to do warmups. Soon they would learn the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat . 1: Gene Weidendorf, Tim Potrament, Jon Denny, Scott Lickness, Don Kropid- Herbie Johnson, Chip Gerdin, John Maslow Row 2: Bryan Peterson, Max Eng, Morgan, Dave Siltman, Melvin Bacon, Randy Johnson, Marc Bacon, Dan Reynert- Todd Potrament, Shannon Timm E ' Speedy Stallions In the spring, the Bombers track team came on to the pasture to ' outrun other outlaws. Many times Marshall Pearson tried to stop our tracksters from speeding, but they were too fast for him. Finally he gave up and just decided to watch the team. This he found, was much more exciting than chasing them. The coach explained all the track events to the marshall. He found out that there were events where you could gallop for 220, 440, and 880 yards. There were also events for posses of four people, not to mention all the events held in the pasture area. We sure agree with the marshall that our boys did a fine job this year. V . 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Auctioneer Bodeen sold our senior herd of football players and cheerleaders to the townspeople. On Monday the slaves and their masters participated in the slave games while everyone dressed down for Drip Day. Tuesday was Fifties Day when all the men dressed up as Elvis Presley and the women as Marilyn Monroe. The winners of the contest were Mr. Bodeen and Connie Nordby. The excitement came on Wednesday when all of the guys dressed as girls, and the girls as guys. At the end of the day everyone was rounded up and brought out to the South pasture where the candidate games were held. The student council robbed chicken coops to get enough eggs for the egg toss. It was a change to see everyone dressed up on Thursday. The exciting evening began with a welcome from the M.C.'s, Bonnie and Brad. The Spanish Club started out with the first skit Some Help You Are . The Swing Choir continued with a more serious note by singing Time Is My Friend . The festivities continued with the skit, 82 Homecoming The Phantom Diner by student council, and the AFS club flew in with The Propellers . What a great performance! Speaking of great performances, Sharon Peterson and Laura Holmer entertained the audience by singing Songbird . The new faculty skit was really gone , but the highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, Mark Bacon and Vicki Lindquist. 1979 King Brad and Queen Mari were present to carry out the honors. Everyone trotted on down to the bonfire for a pepfest where Shannon Foote threw in a Princeton Football player . The Braham herd didn't feel that burning them was enough so they trampeled them 36-8 in Friday's football game. The dance was a big success and the townspeople liked the music by Centre Stage. All of the townspeople had so much fun during Homecoming week it was hard to get back to the old routine. Homecoming 83 The Importance Gf Being Earnest Memory . . . is the diary that we all carry about with us, unless of course we have these pictures to help remind us. But where is Bunbury? Didn't anyone get a picture of1'Bunbury? I remember him as being one of the most important characters of the play. CWe could never have gone on Without him.J Who would have filled in all those little silences when Cecily was trying to speak and Gwendolen was preserving a dignified silence? Could anyone but Bunbury have found a black leather wicker hand bag? Who would have given Merriman his cues or found cucumber sandwiches for Lane. Yes, my friends, it was Bunbury who wrote Chasuble's one and only sermon, it was Bunbury who opened pews for Miss Prism, and it was Bunbury who saved poor innocent Algernon from that old witch Aunt Augusta. So don't worry Jack, you and a lot of other babies in this world can rest assured that Bunbury is watching over The Importance of Being Earnest. an 'za an T? 84 Fall Play Row 1: Sandy Dehkes, Julie Peterson Row 2: Deb Athey, Teresa VanBeek Row 3: Do Mitchell, Tim Tomlinson, Vern Heise, Mary .lo Maslow, Mike Holmquist, Brad Lor Fred Hayes I Siiisis I 9 gg . .E,g ,,.,,,.,..,,.,.-Q0-f - --H-' aiximk w Row 1: Kathy White, LoAnn Burkstrand, Melanie Bodin, Dixie Jones Row 2: Mike Anderson, Brian Anderson, Lisa Boomgaarden, Dalal Hajarat, Debbie Peterson, Lori Boomgaarden S is 1 if. Q M LN Fan Play 85 rict18 ha ps st O I3 TD D' Q, 0 E 1 DJ 'C ? Way back on the stage of the old saloon, the townspeople were seen watching a one act Play, The Seduction. As the story begins, the narrator tells about a man he met named Peter. It is Peter's belief that he can seduce any woman he wants, just by dropping subtle hints through the husband. The Wife's passions are aroused by Peter, even though she has only seen him once before. ln the climatic ending, Peter is asked to spare her simple, but good marriage. Guilt finally gets the best of him and from that day forth he courted only unmarried Women. Although Peter didn't fair too Well in his adventures, Braham did an excellent job. For the second year in a row, Braham Won the District 18 Championship and also boasted Brad Long as the districts Best Actor. Congratulations to a great cast and director. The eduction low 1: Rick Christenson, Michelle Sutter, Vicki Lindquist, Robin Anderson, Mark Carlson, an Olson, Row 2: Connie Nordby, Brad Long, Terry Carlson, Mike Holmquist, Row 3: Kurt ltendorf, Dan Klemz, Duane Anderson, Don Barnes, Row 4: Sandy Barnes, John Maslow, ff Morgan, David Hay. During the year the Student Council was very busy planning things for the student body. They provided a juke box, pop machine, and foosball tables for the Westview townspeople. They sponsored Homecoming and Sno Daze, and also showed the film Star Trek as a Christmas gift. Thanks for making this such a fun year at the Westview it Ranch. tudent Council S. ,Q e ... , , L 95 tu I.. -o!45o.6'Q- 5 , 0 m Student Council 87 at 2' i f is 1. L 1 - -t 'I' ::..44. e . L W ,at L ' fit., 4 fc W .t it A Y X i ,V Q 6 my - . 5- 52-223 71 ' r--1 'riff 2 f x 5 in '-N , ' ' ' , ' -V . 1 M 1 My ., A'L, 5 , 2 5? 5 in ,.... EZM74, f 5Qx-H t4Z ':'fl 4 ,, , I E54 r EK' A f,A1 , V 'E' ' ' f ,V 7 Copy staff: Row 1: Linda Nestrud, Beth Anderson, Jenny Finance Staff: Row 1: Marcia Drost, Russ Mattson, Bev Huddle Holbert, Row 2: Dan Babcock, Doug Mitchell. son, Row 2: Lisa Lindberg, Vicki Lindquist. Q ,, zip, K f Layout staff: Row 1: Joe Belland, Gerri Grundmann, Kris Paulson, Mi Typists: ROW 1: Alexis Dewolfe ROW 2: Karen An- chelle Torgeson, Dave Siltman, Bonnie Westman, Row 2: Mary Jo Mas- dersony Michelle Sutter, Sheila Campbell' low, Dawn O'C1aire, Marsha Babb, Kim O'C1aire. 88 Echo Editors: Row 1: Mary Jo Maslow, Row 2: Beth Anderson, Mike Holmquist, Marcia Drost, Karen Anderson. ?hotographers: Row 1: Karen Huddleson, Max Eng, Greg Hunt, Row 2: VIike Holmquist, Bryan Peterson. Aly ,,,. f ' Echo Hurry up, get those pictures in order! Where's the photo fit? The deadline was almost here, and the book had to be finished. There were only minutes to go. The photography, typing, and finance committees were cheering on the layout and copy staffs to get that last page done. The layout staff was just putting the last picture in place and the copy crew was writing the final word. Oh no! Miss McConnell bellowed, It's too late! We only have a few seconds to get everything mailed. 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Q5 52 if ,Q ,3 2 is 5, 5 Q Q3 Q2 35 wc Q W ,fa ,Q V 'ff yr 5 Z z L K 22 'Q Z ,,:f I , - ' i K V ' ' X I c me B Beth Greg Ar1d6rSOf1 Anderson Junior . as x ,fir V K 4 , ,K Paul Anderson Vice President: Bonni Hasser, President: Brad Long, Treasurer: Lois Golly, Secretary: Mike Holmquist At the beginning of the year, the juniors received their class rings. They roamed the halls showing them off to all j of the townspeople. Some were lucky A enough to get one of the junior rings! Shortly after, it was time to think about prom. Ma Proza got them out selling candles. When prom finally came, the juniors were staying after every night to decorate. They were worried that it wouldn't be finished, but they came through and prom was a big successg just like the whole year. 94 Juniors pc' 1 ki. V .. .. 1 'fl A S ,Y 5 , ' 'YQ ' ,fix -A g ' A z V 1 , 1 ur s , . , . . Y A Tracey Anderson Joe Belland Lori Boomgarden Doug Christenson Amy Diedrich Kay Erickson 'f ,,' . , 5 it fi 15,96 'J Q' V' Carol Auger Jim Bistodeau Lori Briggs Mary Christiansen David Dubanoski Linda Ernst 42 a h' W, Qs' it 'iff 'Wg , 'B K :fi ' 5 K 2 ij' WT 14 'f .. , ff- A 3 B Marsha Babb Melvin Bacon Aaron Blatz Lisa Bock Bob Brown Terry Carlsoi Tammy Jodi Denny Codden Jackie Julie Engberg Doebbeling Judy France Walt Fish GT 5 J My so i m Freeman Rita Gardner Ron Gerber - :L fi. L 'en Klar lrren ysdahl f I .4fL I , V , V, - 4 in , H ' 3 , ,', ,, , 9 Hrs, 15 gn 'few ' . ggwj v-. ,, ma., I i I. -L f t Wii :V f L L ,M 1 , 1 me v . 2 Q Q A A ' , r L 1 rf' 4 ,,.., fm Maria W W, V -F! ...bf ' ' Gloria Knowles Mary Maye I' Greg Kranz Doug Mitchell l Lois Golly Tim Hasser Sandy Hink Kenny Johnson Ron Krause Rick Murray ,, . , ,.i M t , 4 ' - gf: ? R , . fa A Wendell Gonshorowski Fred Hayes Laura Holmer Ronald Johnson Brad Larson Kurt Nelson K VJ: A G ' ' fri., if 2 f 1 W ,,,,, -- aif wf ' QQ! y 121 is 3 EL. -f A A y5 L1- '. 'Q .ff 'sat 5 ' ? an 5 fx f '52 A . , M I bf: Dale Grundberg Dave Hendren Mike Holmquist Lori Kastens Carl Larson Shawn Nelson gf, A A 'ff 2 zu ,Q , k,,, 4, 0' I Renee Hagfors Bryan Herubin Karen Huddleson Kelly Katchmark Brad Long Linda Nestrud J umors z- 5 , 1 W 1, ...f 55 I A 341-Ha get f- 1531.15 5 ,ff 'Q rm, 1 fm- N V , C9 'NOW l L. t a C L is - as Q .i , S w f 2 Qw: ss. . , ' F , Connie Ken O'Brian Jim Olson Nordby Cathy Scott Brenda Oquist Peterson Pfannenstein Natalie Dave Mike Shockman Scofield Seuntjens .433 96 Juniors . f .. Fi 4 ,m , wir if ii Yvonne Olson David Provost Steve Simon ,t i fi , X nk 'YS R L ,fi 4' SUS N Brett Tammy Smith Teri Skarhakka Shannon Splittstoi Wayne Tatro Timm Tim Tomli H Q . Dining -sa ,S i.ex r L,.f5nf QjffW ,a. .,.x . r R is K K 1 1- -e X 55 5 5, If i ' X Q 3. ef Robyn Turchi Fim Waugh Zhris Wright 6 . - Q ' .aiu lf. K.. .- uc., - Dave Turnquist Carolyn West Julie Peterson 5: xii no . as i Q. w ls. xiifgmiii Ni' QE 5 -X 5 5 -Q- F Q , -geg ssgfs ,Ee - s 4 . ..' H Robert Voss Lynn Wickeham H Jenny Holbert 1 1 Q ggogr ifjigffi, ef 'ii -as Rob Willis My A W -V Q , 2 4? ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Dan Babcock Bonni Hasser Vicky Jenson Scott Johnson Debbie Osterdyk Tammi Strelow 7 7 e re Movin .fg' 242 nee 97 W, 1, .f 14... ,. A I w, ' ' it a as it S ig -if pf. ' ' ass. ' JE? Q I 4 Karen Almlie Janice Ken Becklin Ammerman Carol Belkholm The third-rate broncos rounded up with their pals, While driving through streets, looked at the guys and gals. They Drove over sidewalks, cut corners and curves, so you better take care of your nerves. When driving was over, and the time was near, the rings were then ordered at the end of the year. tk 'Sl its .-7 g ' ,. get ,. . , - J R lii JK, g g ,b 'fr . g f ' at Mx 'X K S, . ,, , Duane Aglz ' ' Q Anderson f x S q Dawn Bieber .-. A i ' X . f' is , 'is if r v 'n -:iq ' W, A ,,p xi X Li ,E GJ x . J if fl i aw 1 LLB in I Vice-President: Duane Anderson, Secretary: Valer- ie Lindquist, President: Todd Giffrow, Treasurer: Jonelle Jamma. 98 Sophomores Debbie Athey Mandy Bodin Julie Carlson Janet Ceagske Sandy Dehkes Annette Ellis T ili T J Dan Aune John Bremer Kim Carlson Patty Chapman Jon Denny Joe Falk , ' 'mix 93? . -.-f ar. .1 H: :- i ,... e ,rar John Babb Jim Brown Marlys Carlson David Christinson Sandy Doebbeling Chip Gerdin .L , 'FQ Z K .V 35322 as . 3 ,g . us- A W VV-Wlai. hi y W' inf A.. . L mx ff- L, 5 gl. 3, Q Y 'X Q I E gl 5 E Don Barnes Dan Bullock Sherry Cassman Peni Conley Bonita Doerfler Todd Giffrow K f W it ik Q 4 f 1 ,Q aw' W , ii' I ' V ,W ., I Ii 4 S -5 , sf? IWN 4- . Q ,a y , J 'ii A' 1 . f B an . . fm' g in H K E, ,I 'MJ mr , , i M! W ' ,, 'f K ni S ' 'B .S :-' E' 2' if . p J , We 2tty Jo Billy Leaf Dennis Leaf Lakebg-rg Mona Mayer Marsha Moline si Marcotte Sarah Glidden Craig Hasser Kay Helm Tami Johnson Scott Lickness Shadd Monson 41 .,,. ,K , ,N w Wy-2, , R - V f x S. 0 .... ,tg f Kg, xg.. ,, Lr,, n ...W 1-'Aix .wx ik A x 'l W', 1. 1. , ,wr .ff Q p 1 'Wig' . f , ei ,, - V, 5+ A - 4- W . 'L 1 AAA 43, J xr, 'Vw I I Liiy 1 K , Y ? , S 1 , , i , -2'i . ff ' . K if 2 ,l 51 , , f Bob Gonshorowski Robert Hasser Jonelle Jamma Dan Klemz Tammy Lindquist Andy Neft Raeann Hagfors John Hayes Brian Jenson Jon Knapp Valerie Lindquist Amy Nelson Yrs,- Al if L NAA ,- W A , , V J .,1 4- ' B Billy Hanson Billie Jean Hirsh Herbie Johnson Galye Lafontaine Karl Malmberg Shannon Nelson Sophomores 99 1 ww r-it A Gordy Nordby Wendy Pangerl Beth Peterson Gary Rielly , 9 it Q-1-ag if 'f 'LL ' Q C z J vw' if Q A 3 Heike Nordby Lynn Parson Debbie Peterson Travis Revak , f - 7 ' r: -.fu ' if 1 P in ,A uf 1 . ' . , A fi M, 'VI -fr 7 ' 4. VV P ,,, f.,. ,Z A -G,, My ' - ,1 ,fffw , ' 5 , V v, :V .A ., V fg in ,U t , i , W f iv A I 1-J ' P .51 'Qi ., im, , . , 4- MH P -as y J Wil es. 1 ,ii rm Janice O'Brian Dean Pass Kris Proehl Annette Scerbo Sophomores ,, ,. - QQ? ,. O! he , - 10 .51 ,fl if ' 'Ei' rsl .9 t ff e l 3 Diane Osterdyk Tammy Paulson Vicky Rathbun Beth Splitt- stoesser Shane Timm Mike VanBeek nlfii i 8 K ,. K if - h' ., of ,W , it ,.-,A 1 jr Q -1-51,4 ,:, ,QE X P P if ' wa ff 3 G... 11. ' 'nv . , . Q 'Ae ' sl' ' V at EJ :N W' ..,, , 'f' ...it , ,,, ., ff' 4' Ai? Bruce Stavem Steve Torgeson Donna Voss 2 v -5 :S Ra ., P 4 f P -fi f John Stigen Melissa Usher Tom Westman illt ,,tlt i,i wp. .,,,. .4 L A w MPA, 4 0, 9 M , if :Vi : -- i K x J I. 3 e Q Jeff Teich Heidi VanBeek J eff Which 8I'CI Ji ,1,,A r.. -,f?.,,w,.,,,,.,,y -, , - M I ,fir -f-f I W 3, 3 .,... . X 5 2 'NY'- ..:1r - K, Q H X' I 'H 4 X 11 H ' X id, ..Ak 'A YQ jf Q- ' 4 X 1 , fb XL 1-'Z V ABSENT'. .. - PHOTO NOT .:.' Randy Auger E L Jason 1 K Bartholomaus 3 ig 'X Steve g: .i1'j Bartholomaus K Barb Decker L ' Chris W Dubanoski . . Zoe Freeman my Wluls Dan Hasser Vld Wrlght Bob Hum an Zierden Tim rt Knudson Potramenf . ,bg qwf-fo? Fgf 1 . 0 Q' ophomore Charge - 'lv , O y --flu 0 .Z Fi, 8 Ta Y U I Y! r Sophomores 101 l Q 1 ,I l 24 l N? f 'f' -.i M Q ,,v, It C 1 Classmates Of 84 President: Jeff Morgan, Treasurer: Mark Bestick, Secretary: Dave Hay, Vice President: Kurt Altendorf Qi, , 'Z ., if 1 ' vs C a Kurt Altendorf Michael Anderson Mark Bestick Melanie Bodin Milton Carlson Peg Damann 102 Freshman . 4, A Lisa Boorngarden Richard Carlson Lois Danielson l.! ay Barb Brown Valerie Caron Mary Doebbeling f . an .. ,., q A ,, A La 'F .h i I ,::. . R In 0: , ,Av 'g,, Ly, V -A , . 1 .l,, ai A Z :lui 1+ I I f-' , Q 1 gm? 'K V ,n A? ,K .f f 14.1 ' LoAnn Elena Bursaw Burkstrand Judy Randy Christianson Ceaglske Shawn Shane Evenson Evenson ff fav l ., . W H - s..,,,....f-f' V -F Q . jg ' 'f Ni 'Y W' 4' iv Q. Vw. Sandy Barnes Todd Bieber Mary Campbell Dawn Cloutier Barb Falk x N5 ' r ' F fi- ll ,LM X l I M -Q .-, . 4 3 fn., .g f if 5 7 4 av Brian Anderson Michelle Belland Joel Blomgre Joni Carlson Darla Cort Kim Fealy my Fenner yid Hay yle Johnson ayne Kehn in .eVasseur bin Maslow fit sf ,ff s 5 . lk , UW M' xl hl.x. 9:51 a sia , 15 N 4 - f' Bruce Fiedler Margaret Hayes Rhonda Johnson Shannon Knosalla Kristine Lindquist Debra Maxwell JXW 15 Tatia Forsell Sheila Hedberg Dixie Jones Lisa Keopke Vincent Lindquist Jeff Morgan wsu .' au. - it I 1 , 5' . - gi fr . x :fl Dan Fowler Renee Heineman Diane Juntti Kevin Kranz Kendahl Lundahl Gary Nelson Hr- ! 'Sta . ,A 17' .. -. lf' W' , if if I ii? W 45 Q it i 9 all Clarence Frost Kevin Johnson Todd Keller Don Kropidlowski Patricia Lysdahl Greg Nelson Back in the year of 79 , there were 95 eighth graders and that seemed to be fine. They ruled the middle school with an iron hand. They thought they were the best with their middle school band. Then time passed to another year. They became freshmen and that meant fear. They held their own and had some fun. They even smarted off better than anyone. When they were chased they ran like steers. That helped them get over their many fears. If they get too smart, they'll get a branding. Then they'll always end up standing. -6 .slr W . A . . an , 1 ABN, Mark Larson David Leaf Phillip John Maslow Lysdahl Mike Nowling Karen Nestrud Freshmen 103 'Crm 'V I 5 -0' nf- V 1, , xg: . W Y f s Barbara Rosen Jean Splittstoeser 104 Freshmen A 4 Schmakel , ,-,, - 2 44 l ,,,, W K, ' .. -1 I 1 f 1 V , r41ll ? N lf? Tracy Seiffert Kari Sward Gene Weidendorf Kathy White . Stacy O'Claire Paula Peterson Glenn Senske David Tomlinson Kathy West Sandy Zarecki , , W 2,ff-A- 1. .fu If W , ' ,' , iw 1 W ff I .0 .. 5 1 gil ,KA ' P A ' - f A' af , is f ., f fix 9 . ! c t 3525! wr ff, . yayayy R Scott Packard Leonard Plank Paul Shockman Tom Trzcianko -f f ::,5,,,2Hf zaLlf54f ,, wz21f ,., - e, ., .. , ,. , 4. N 1 f., V ik' ' ff fffi, A f' 3' 'MN 'l -. ' ' I -1' no ja f at , rrlry P M t , ,f QW w Q 3 f Dale Peterson Heidi Randall Tom Simon Robert Turchi fr X fu! if A 4 f 'f , e Z ' f X ,lla Jennifer Peterson Darren Reineccius Jennifer Sitko Alison Usher ,Mg , W of 'rf' , gg, , ,Zi . ,, . hfl A - P H ..,,, H .W kv X -N ff .ball I , ,,,, -ffl ABgENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Rhonda Grahn Ami Hofstedt M, Dan Jacques Jack Kunshier Marc Stigen f ff kL,, Freshmen 105 'WE Wu! 4, 4 ,Yk 106 Student Life ,..,......,J .,.......Jf ,., . W..4.,.-W 26 Q. 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