Cass Lake High School - Touchstones Yearbook (Cass Lake, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1983 volume:

CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL TOUCHSTONES 1982 - 1983 ...centuries old, the smooth green shining stone and old and brittle the long yellow fingers of the man who sat in the sunlight rubbing the polished bit of jade, softly, over and over. His face was cut and chiseled deep with the etching of the long dead years but his eyes, as he rubbed the touchstone, were as young and shining bright. With each touch of the oft-felt stone, memories came crowding pushing back with their resurgence the very stuff of time itself. He was no longer old and filled with weariness; The dust of disillusion was wiped clean from the tired old eyes and they glowed once more with the remembered fervor of all the happiness left 'neath the accumulated rubble of the passing years. For this was the magic of the stone, that its touch held no essence of evil, but that through its wizardry came only the good...only the sweet... THE TOUCHSTONES... MAGIC KEY TO VAULTS OF HAPPINESS REMEMBERED! We the Senior class of 1983 at Cass Lake High School proudly dedicate the 1983 Touchstones to our Parents who have: Encouraged—Bringing forth hope Supported—Backing us all the way Assisted—Helping us from the start Comforted—Easing our pains and burdens Sacrificed—Giving up so we could receive Endured—Standing by through the years Contributed—Doing more for us than anyone else Loved—and are loved in return. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Adams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Ardean Brasgalla Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J5rogger Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chvala Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark Mr. and Mrs. Richard Compton Mr. Clyde Conner Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dalton Mr. and Mrs. George Denny Ms. Marlene Dick Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dorn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Draheim Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eckman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiero Don and Sharon Finn Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Foster Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gehrke Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gehrke Mr. and Mrs. John Gehrke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Graham Mr. and Mrs. Gene Haaland Mrs. Gloria Hanson Mr. and Mrs. George Hough Wallace and Anne Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karbowski Mr. and Mrs. Art Katz Mr. and Mrs. Gale Lego Mr. and Mrs. Michael Masten Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyers Mrs. Addie Mulholland Leo Blair and Delores Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ben Norenberg Mr. and Mrs. Myron Nyberg Mrs. Hazel O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Beem Mr. George Rea, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reese Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Ms. Barb Smith Cathleen Whiteman and Roy Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tormenan Mr. and Mrs. William Town Mr. and Mrs. Walter Treichel Mr. and Mrs. John Walton Carol Wittner (Guardian) Mr. and Mrs. George Wosika 2 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. Ness Hall Monitor Mr. Russ Smith Mrs. Miller Bookkeeper Mrs. Oakes Secretary Mrs. Senn Secretary Hall Monitor Mrs. Loretta Maf! Reynolds Mr. Staples L.D. 4 Mrs. Ness f Mrs. Hough Homebound ... Aide Mrs. Hough Aide Aide Mrs. Hanson Aide Mr. Welch L.D. Mr. Schmid Indian Studies I Mrs. Fraser WECEP coordinator Mrs. Reimer Aide Cooks: Mrs. Bohn, Mrs. Eidsmoe, Mrs. Taber, Mrs. Kirkpatrick Science • Mr. Milbrandt Physical' Education Athletic Director English, German Mr. Osborn Ms. Ward Art Science Social Studies Ms. Kruger Phvsical Education Mr. Engebretson Business Ed. Band, Choir Music Mr. Somrock Social Studies Home Ec. mrs.Uberg Business Ed. Junior High Math Mrs. Somrock Jr. High Science Mrs. Blackmarr Jr. High English Industrial Arts Jr. High Social Studies Mr. Scott Smith Ass't Music Mrs. Brasgalla Librarian Mrs. Anderson Nurse Math1. Mr. Labraaten Driver's Ed. A.V., Health Mr. Kirk Auto Mech. Mrs. Gibson English Indian Education Mr. Smith, Ms. Schutz, Mr. Schmid Ms. Stangle, Ms. Hanks Mr. Skeim Counselor 7 Remember... No peeking!!!! Aren't we.........cute? New cheerleading jump, or what?? What a motley crew. 8 UNDERGRADUATES And they say zookeepers have it tough. 7TH GRADE Officers: Pres. S. McCarthy; St. Coun. J. Stokes- V. Pres. P. Pemberton; Treas. R. Staples; St. Coun. T. Ortley Missing: Sec. A. Roy Row 1: K. Rubin, R. Wittner, W. Lindahl, D. Wittner, K. White, J. Grummer, J. Matthews, J. Vizenor, J. Reimer A. Draheim, R. Klaers Row 2: S. Nason, B. Stai, P. Pemberton, E. Reed, J. Stokes, K. Lundquist, E. Swanson, M. Cooper, T. Jourdain, T. Ortley, L. Harper bretson, R. Pence, R. Idovich, D. Bergeron, S. Volk, J. Davis, N. Menke Row 3: C. Seelye, L. Robertson, S. McCarthy, D. Schroeder, M. Tobin, K. Goss, D. Homer, B. Hanson, T. Clawson Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 R. Staples, M. LaRose, R. Sweeney, B. Conner, W. Pagel, D. Morris, C. F. Kangas, B. Dahl, C. Treichel, K B. Northbird Riggles Frensley 8TH GRADE Row 1: M. M. Kloehn, N. Eckman, R. Johnson, G. Benedix, M. Church, S. Littlewolf Row 2: A. Gross, R. Tobin, D. Mann, C. Robertson, J. Homer, L. Parmenter, T. Chase, E. Humphrey, L. Fisherman Officers: Pres. R. Swanson; Treas. M. Wokasch; St. Coun. C. Pemberton, K. Armstrong; Sec. R. Benjamin Missing: V. Pres. P. Duhr M. Tibbetts, V. Tormenan Row 2: J. Rubash, D. Ward, C. Pemberton, T. Bowman, R. Bennett, T. Dickenson, B. Swanson 12 Row 1: T. Stangel, S. Stangel, J. Holstein, K. Eichberg, S. Littlewolf Row 2: R. Benjamin, C. George, M. Baird, K. Armstrong, P. Raisch, J. Moske, D. Vikre 13 FRESHMEN Officers: St. Coun. T. Stai; St. Coun. G. Bubar; Pres. S. Riggles; V. Pres. T. Yahraes; St. Coun. R. Resendiz; Treas. A. Katz Missing Sec. S. Stangel M. Accardo D. Adkins E. Antell B. Ausk J. Bisson R. Bisson M. Bruns G. Bubar 14 T. Butcher S. Casey D. Chase S. Clawson J. Eckblad S. Gustafson D. Haaland T. Hughs A. Katz M. Kirby K. Klaers T. Kline 15 M. Menke D. Moske W. Mott K. Newstrand C. Nyberg A. Ortley T. Pemberton L. Pence T. Raisch M. Rea L. Reimer R. Reimer S. Reimer R. Resendiz C. Reyes S. Riggles D. Rubin T. Simons T. Stai S. Stangel Y. Staples D. Strieker S. Sweeney B. Treichel Vizenor Watson Whitefeather Wosika 17 SOPHOMORES Officers: St. Coun. J. Goodwin; Sec. M. Reuter; Pres. J. Holstein; V. Pres. A. Hanson; Treas. D. Caneen; St. Coun. M. Bennett K. Armstrong P. Beaudreau M. Baird R. Beebe M. Bennett J. Blake L. Brunelle B. Bruns 18 P. Butterfly D. Caneen G. Chase T. Chvala C. Conner L. Cox J. Dahl E. Dalton T. Foster W. Foster K. Gangelhoff K. Gehrke 19 J. Gibson J. Goodwin R. Goss A. Hanson T. Haugen J. Holstein L. Howard A. Humphrey G. Johnson D. Kleen J. Lyons G. Mann PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE T. Meyers J. Mulholland N. Oehler R. Raisch 20 M. Reuter S. Roy S. Savage R. Schummer G. Snider T. Supler K. Tormanen L. Treichel T. Trosen A. Ward D. Villier J. Wells M. Wittner K. Wittner D. Wittner Missing: J.Evans J.Eckman S.Fahrlander 21 JUNIORS Officers: V. Pres. J. Reimer; Sec. C. Norenberg; Treas. A. Goss; St. Coun. J. Reimer; res. N. Hough: St. Coun. G. Bergeron M. Hough N. Headbird J. Holstein J. Roy 22 G. Adkins R. Bunker C. Beaulieu E. Beaulieu G. Bergeron T. Bergeron B. Brunelle H. Chase L. Dahl C. Davis A. Draheim C. Dunning R. Fournier A. Goss G. Haaland C. Hardy 23 L. T. M. N. Lego Lego Martinson Mott J. N. C. J. Neises Newstrand Norenberg Norenberg S. Northbird M. O'Brien T. Olsen L. Pemberton 24 J. Raisch S. Raisch J. Reimer J. Reimer Photo Not Available D. Roberts J. Rubash E. Sather J. Sather D. Showen S. Stai L. Starr S. Swanson P. Tobin J. Tucker D. Volk Missing: L.Howard 25 ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS DRAMA Some of My Best Friends Are Smiths Cast: L. Dick, S. Stai, S. Richards, D. Goodwin, M. Mar- tinson 28 1st row: S. Reimer, R. Res- endiz, S. Rigbies, D. Wittner 2nd row: C. Katz, S. Stai, T. Foster, B. Stai, C. Ru- bin, D. Swanson, J. Vizenor, J. Grummer 3rd row: T. Clawson, M. Kirby, K. Goss, S. Gustafson 4th row: B. Swanson, Mrs. Blackmarr, L. Jourdain, K. Lundquist, M. Kloehn, M. Iundquist 29 1) Annual Staff 1) Row 1: T. Bergeron, C. Davis, M. Martinson Row 2: B. Beebe, C. Katz, Adv. M. Schmid Row 3: J. Wosika, S. Smith, L. Compton Row 4: L. Dick, D. Goodwin, C. Brogger, A. Walton, T. Wosika 2) Editors: J. Wosika, S. Smith 3) Row 1: G. Bergeron, B. Beebe Row 2: M. Hough, T. Olson, D. Volk Row 3: B. Draheim, J. Wosika, J. Holstein, E. Sather Row 4: C. Katz, S. Stai, N. Mott, J. Dorn 4) Row 1: J. Wosika, B. Beebe, L. Dick Row 2: D. Caneen, M. Reuter, C. Katz, T. Bergeron, T. Foster, S. Richards, S. Stai, B. Draheim Row 3: M. Hough, C. Dunning, G. Bergeron, J. Holstein, M. Bennett, D. Volk, T. Olson, J. Dorn, N. Mott, E. Sather 0 m 2) Annual Staff Editors 3) Pine Murmur Editors 30 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: C. Pemberton, J. Reimer, R. Resendiz, G. Bubar, G. Bergeron, T. Foster, T. Bergeron Row 2: M. Bennett, J. Goodwin, B. Beebe, T. Stai, N. Mott, R. Town, S. Stai, S. Smith, J. Stokes, K. Armstrong Missing: D. Goodwin, T. Ortley Row 1: C. Hardy, T. O'Brien, M. Watson, H. Smith, N. Headbird, G. Snider Row 2: T. Butcher, G. Rea, A. Lego, A. Humphrey, L. Howard, L. Lego, A. Frazer INDIAN CLUB THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY McDONALDS RESTAURANT IN BEMIDJI GERMAN CLUB 1st row: Frau Wen- dorf, I). Caneen, K. Gangelhof, T. Fos- ter, C. Bruns, J. Wells, A. Fansen, J. Hibson, '1. Ohler, Frau E. 2nd row: J. Eckraan, G. Mann, T. Meyers, T. Trosen, R. Beebe, f. Dorvinen, J. Goodwin, L. Bru- nelle, A. Ward GERMAN TWO 1st row: J. Reimer M. Mott, R. Four- nier, C. Drahiem, J. Norenberg, C. Katz, T. Bergeron, M. Martinson, D. Volk, £. Ftai, C. Davis, J. father, J. Rubash, E. fa- ther, S. Jones, A. Goss 2nd row: Frau E., D. Shield, D. Shield DEUTSCHLAND REISE 1983 GERMAN TIREE 1st row: Frau E., D. Goodwin, f. Smith, L. Compton, J. Wosika, R. Town, D. Finn, J. Smith, D. Brasgalla, J. Dorn, D. !Ca t z 2nd row: B. Beebe, L. Dick, A. Walton, S. Smith Officers: R. Town, J. Wo- sika, D. Brasgalla, N. Mott, J. Gibson, D. Goodwin, A. Goss, J. Reimer, L. Dick 33 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE SEARS STORE IN CASS LAKE BAND SAXAPHONES Row 1: R. Idovich, J. Grummer, J. Matthews, E. Reed Row 2: M. Engebretson, C. Davis, M. Menke, P. Pemberton CLARINETS FRENCH HORN Row 1: S. Hough, J. Vizenor, D. Homer, T. Clawson, M. Cooper Raw 2: W. Mott, K. Resendiz, S. Reimer, T. Wosika, L. Harper, J. Reimer TRUMPETS Row 1: B. Hanson, B. Stai, M. Lundquist, K. Ellis, R. Tobin, A. Draheim Row 2: T. Pemberton, T. Bowman, E. Sather, J. Wosika, J. Bubar GUITARISTS DRUMMERS Row 1: M. Tobin, W. Lindahl, J. Stokes, L. Anderson Row 2: C. Robertson, J. Goodwin B. Brunelle, M. Puplichhuisen, J. Homer 34 TROMBONES Row 1: S. McCarthy, T. Ortley, C. Pemberton Row 2: J. Dorn, S. Smith, N. Mott, R. Bennett FLUTES Row 1: S. Clawson, S. Volk, R. Reimer Row 2: J. Davis, K. Goss, E. Swanson, N. Menke STAGE BAND Row 1: S. Smith, C. Davis, J. Wosika, J. Goodwin, R. Town Row 2: Mrs. Mason, C. Pemberton, G. Bubar, M. Menke, P. Pemberton Row 3: E. Sather, J. Dorn, W. Mott, T. Pemberton, V. Clark, B. Brunelle Row 4: J. Smith, N. Mott 35 CHOIR 1st Soprano Row 1: N. Menke, .T. Davis, S. Volk, J. Vizenor Row 2- S. Reimer, C. Nvberg, B. Stal, M. Eclcman, T, Wosika Row 3: D. Mann, C. Davis, M. Martinson Row 4: M. Cooner, C. Dropper, L. Compton, A. Walton, S. Gustafson 2nd Sonrano Row 1 • S. Clawson, R. Klaers, A. Draheim, J. Drummer Row 2• T. Jordain, S. Nason, M. Lundouist, M. Tibbetts, V. Tormanen Row 3; E. Swanson, M. Kirbv, M. Menke, S. Richards Row 4‘ T. Dickinson D. Goodwin, S. Stai Alto Row 1: T. Clawson, K. Goss, K. Rubin, K. Lundquist Row 2: T. Casey, S. Hough, R. Resendiz, D. Homer, D. Gieske Row 3: W. Mott, B. Swanson, L. Dick, S. Smith 36 SHOW CHOIR THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE WINCHESTER RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE, CASS LAKE 37 AUTO MECHANICS A. Adams, R. Norenberg, J. Norenberg, B. Hasten Row 1: S. Northbird, R. Norenberg, J. Roy Row 2: D. Showen, R. Beaulieu, S. Dalton Row 3: B. Brunelle, J. Norenberg, T. Lego, R. Fournier, H. Chase Row 4: G. Rea, G. Adkins B. Masten, M. Gehrke, C. P. Frazer, Chvala, E. Hanson, M. 'Foster, M. Porter, D. Karbowski, M, Tobin, G. Gehrke 38 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Row 1: T. Foster, Row 2: C. Katz, R. Resendiz, S. Volk, Row 1: S. Stangel, M. Kloehn, K. Eichberg, W. Pagel Row 2: R. Resendiz, T. Foster, M. Martinson, C. Katz Row 3: J. Grummer, S. Volk, J. Vizenor Row 4: M. Hardy, J. Comstock, K, Goss, M. Lundquist, A. Lego, T. Jordain, M. Tibbetts, L. Treichel, L. Cox SENIORS Officers: Treas. G. Nyberg; V. Pres. S. Smith; Sec. V. Clark; Pres. B. Beebe; St. Coun. R. Town CHRISSY ADAMS It is better to re- main silent and be thought of as a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. Annual Staff, Auto Mech., Cheerleading, Homecoming MIR., Track MGR. DAN BRASGALLA It is easy to make decisions on matters you know nothing about and have no authority over. Golf, F.S.C.O., Annual Staff, Band, Choir, German Club, Drama COLLEEN BROGGER Real friends are those who, when you have made a fool of yourself, don't feel that you've done a permanent job. Track, Volleyball MGR., Basketball MGR., Track MGR., F.H.A., F.S.C.O., Annual Staff, Choir, Show Choir CHRIS CHVALA Be ye also ready: for in such an hour and ye think not, the son of man cometh. Student Council, Library Club, Auto Mechanics 42 VICKI CLARK Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. I Volleyball, Basket- ball, Cheerleading, Wrestling stat., Student Council, Band, Stagehand, Canteen, Class Off- icer, Homecoming Queen LAURIE COMPTON A friend is a per- son with whom you dare to be yourself. Track, Cheerleading, F.H.A., F.S.C.O., Annual staff. Band, Choir, Show Choir, German Club, Drama, Class Officer, Homecoming MGR. LINDA CONNER That day is lost in which one has not laughed. Basketball, Band DEAN DENNY If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well. Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Student Council, Band, Stagehand, Class Officer, Homecoming MGR. SCOTT DALTON Time has come for you and me to use what really sets us free. We'll fly on wings of thoughts and dreams and run through times of rhymes and schemes. Football, Auto Mech. LINDA DICK Far away in the sun- shine are my highest aspirations, I may not reach them, but I can look up, see their beauty, and follow where they may lead. Cheerleading, VB Mgr, FSCO, Annual Paper Staff, Band,Choir, Showchoir, Ger. Club, Homecoming Cand, Class Off, Drama 43 SENIOR HALL OF FAME MOST ATTRACTIVE Brent Laurie PRETTIEST EYES Mark Chrissy .laugh most feminiNE MASCULINE Gary Jayne Gail Brent BEST DRESSED Don Gail SWEETEST Laurie Brent Gail CLASS CLOWN FUNNIEST Mark Jayne MISSING BEST HALL ROAMERS George Tracy Shilagh SHYEST Tracy Kent MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Stephi Sue FRIENDLIEST Rod Gail MOST MUSICAL John D. Stephi Sue Brent Beebe Patti Stangel Stuart Eckman Don Finn Hike Frazer Ton Humphry Bill Hasten Carol Muller Tracy OfBrien Kent Tomanen Ray ’.Vittner MOST OUTGOING Rex Dana Stephi MOST ATHLETIC Joel Stephi MOST UNIQUE CLASS FLIRTS Joel Dana Brenda Rex Dana MOST CREATIVE John D. Tim Dana MOST TALKATIVE Mark Jody 45 JOHN DORN BRENDA DRAHEIM Before you give anyone a piece of your mind; you ought to make Sure, that you can get by with what you have left. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, F.S.C.O., Band, Stagehand, Choir, Paper staff, German Club, Homecoming MGR. BLAKE FIERO I could say some- thing intellectual and sophisticated, all I'm going to say is Thank God I made it! Basketball MGR., Band, Choir, Drama GARY GEHRKE If you are happy with yourself, you will always be happy. Football, Track, Student Council, Auto Mechanics, German Club, Drama Success begins with a fellow's will— It's all in a state of mind. Cheerleading, Paper Staff MIKE FOSTER To be the best, man must look into the future and not reflect on the past' Football, Wrestling, Football MGR., Band. JAYNE GEHRKE Through life's wildest schemes, witl friends you'll grow rich, beyond all your dreams. Volleyball 46 f DANA GOODWIN JOHN GEHRKE JR. I was once caught studying, but I've almost lived down that disgrace. Auto Mechanics Club Cheerleading, Vol- leyball, Track Mgr, F.S.C.O., Drama, Student Council, Choir, Show Choir, CHRIS GRAHAM A friend is one who knows everything about you, and likes you anyway. Choir RICK HAALAND Take 'er E-Z and if she's E-Z, take 'er twice. Wrestling, Auto Mechanics President 47 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY CHRISSY ADAMS has taken over for Marlon Perkins on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. BRENT BEEBE is the first pro football player from CLHS. While searching for the missing link, DAN BRASGALLA has found it in his own backyard... himself. REX TOWN is the new editor for Glamour magazine. COLLEEN BROGGER is a hair and make-up consultant for Rex's magazine. CHRIS CHAVALA is a photographer for Glamour magazine. To continue the family tradition, VICKI CLARK has become the new manager of Teals. After deciding upon a career in child development, LAURIE COMPTON is now modeling for Maternity magazine. Constantly. LINDA CONNER is the owner of Conner's Corner Bar, the first bar with it's own first aid station. SCOTT DALTON is the bouncer at Conner's Corner Bar. As the new mayor of Bena, DEAN DENNY has founded the Bena Vo-tech. JOHN DORN JOEL SMITH are now trying to bring New Wave into Lawrence Welk's orchestra. BRENDA DRAHEIM has opened the first roller skating rink with padded everything. DON FINN is busy making up stories for the National Enquirer. To follow in his brother's footsteps, STUART ECKMAN has joined the Army. MIKE FOSTER is currently a County Commissioner and head football coach at CLHS. BLAKE FIERO has taken over for Howard Cosell, broadcasting important sports events. MIKE FRAZER GARY GEHRKE are putting on dances for station W.E.I.R.D. CAROL MULLER, TRACY O'BRIEN PATTI STANGEL are'running the Cass Lake Day Care Center. After the U.S. became a monarchy, ROD NORENBERG is the new King, ruling over all the people. GAIL NYBERG, with her degree in Phy. Ed., is working along with LINDA DICK, who has a degree in Special Ed. Together they are training the Class of '84 for the Special Olympics. 48 MARK PORTER was maimed by the Mafia due to an ill-timed comment. SI1ILAGH REESE, after winning the Indy 500, is now a test driver for a new line of hot rods. JAYNE GEHRICE is a sun bunny in Florida. JOHN GEHRKE is the superintendent of CLHS, and is trying to reinstate the rule against showing signs of affection in the halls. DANA GOODWIN has come up with a new brand of designer jeans- Goodgosh jeans with the Goodgosh fit. CHRISTI GRAHAM has moved to the North Pole, to get as far away as possible from the Dairy Queen. RICK HAALAND has formed a corporation with Mr. Osborn known as T.R. Ozzie's Auto Repairs Store. While living as a hermit, Ed Hanson invented a mind controlling machine and now has the world under his control. SANDY HOUGH is the undefeated World Champion women's mud wrestler. Congratu- lations, Sandy! TOM HUMPHREY is playing basketball for the Boston Celtics. DONALD KARBOWSKI is a deputy for Cass County. DAVE KATZ has become a Maytag repairman so he'll have lots of time to prac- tice being different. After 85 snowmobiles, BILL MASTEN still hasn't finished the 1-500. TIM MEYERS has created a new cartoon strip known as Cheezeman. SUE RICHARDS is a defense lawyer for her friends who are now sitting in the Cass County jail. JODY WOSIKA has been convicted of Tylenol poisonings while working as a phar- macist. . .Guess who her defense lawyer was. JAMES MULHOLLAND was the prosecuting attorney for Jody's case. STEVE and STEPHI SMITH are lost in the cities while supposedly going to medical school. CHANTELLE SWANSON is now the new secretary at CLHS. After putting his fast pace to use, KENT TORMANEN now holds the record for fund raising in Jerry Lewis' Walk-a-Thon. RICHARD TREICHEL and RAY WITTNER have recently graduated and are on their way to Bena Vo-Tech. ANGELA WALTON is currently on her Iowa farm, finishing up her 2nd volume of Minnesota Jokes. 49 •7r DON KARBOWSKI A friend is a per- son who accepts you for what you are, not for what they want you to be. Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Band, Class Officer, Homecoming Mgr. TIM MEYERS If you don't know where you're going, you will probably end up somewhere else. Football, Band DAVID KATZ There is nothing as strong as gen- tleness and nothing as gentle as strength. Football, Track, F.S.C.O., Annual Staff, Band, Choir, Paper Staff, Ger- man Club, Drama, Vo-tech Program JAMES MULHOLLAND A man without a dream is a man without life. Football, Wrestling, Track, Student Council, Class Of- ficer ROD NORENBERG 'Life is like a keg, have fun with it be- fore it goes stale. Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Student Council, Class Officer, Auto Mech., Homecoming King GAIL NYBERG It's not so much what life gives you, but it's what you do with it that counts. Track, Cheerleading, Track MGR., Volley- ball J5TAT., F.H.A., F.S.C.O., Annual Staff, Band, Choir, Drama, Class Officer Homecoming MGR. 50 MARK PORTER Football, Wrestling. Baseball, Auto Mech- anics, F.S.C.O., SHILAGH REESE The best kind of feeling good, is feeling good for no special reason. Basketball, Track, Band, Choir, German Club, Home- coming MGR. JOEL SMITH All great men are dead...and come to think of it, I,m not feeling too good myself. Football, Basket- ball, F.S.C.O., Band, Stagehand, Choir, Paperstaff, German Club, Class Officer, Homecom- ing Candidate, Baseball SUE RICHARDS Very little is need- ed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself. Cheerleading, F.S.C.O., Band, Choir, Showchoir, Paper Staff STEPHANIE SMITH A QUITTER never wins, and a WINNER never quits. Track, Cheerleading, F.H.A., Student Coun- cil, F.S.C.O., Annual Staff, Band, Stage- band, Choir, German Club, Class Officer, Homecoming Candidate. 51 “ONE LAST LOOK” One last look, just one more glance It's over now, no second chance, I can't believe, that it's the end, The dress picked out announcements sent. Now all that's left is to walk down the aisle, Shake his hand, paste on a smile. It's all a fluke, all a waste. Too unbearable, too hard to face Along with laughter, we shared the tears Along with joys we beared our fears All for one, and one for all! Alone we're nothing. Together—tall! Oh, my God! It can't be true! This may be the last I see of you! Reme..,ber the sleep-overs we stayed up all night? When you permed my hair? Man, what a sight! The dances, and parties an! double dates Remember the time we got in too late? And you had a crush on what's-his-name, I wish we could start all over again. Remember trying out for the high school play? I stuttered right through, but got in any way! And, when in chorus I sang out of key You not once ever laughed or made fun of me. The secrets I shared, and you never told You protected them all as if they were gold, That's why it's hard to say So long my friend. But we!11 smile our smiles and pretend That I'll see you again when I say good-bye Please try to stand tall and we won't cry... by Linda Qicic SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES MALE SINGER: John Cougar BAND GROUP: Journey MOVIE: E.T. ACTOR: Sylvester Stallone COMEDIAN: Richard Pryor FOOD: Pizza FEMALE SINGER: Pat Benatar SONG: Hurt So Good TV SHOW: Hill Street Blues ACTRESS: Sally Field RADIO STATION: WLS-Chicago PASTIME: Listen to music SAYINGS:. I'm Sure Give me air Just a minute, I'm Like.... doing the dishes! Totally awesome Maybe not 52 STEVE SMITH Since we are cap- able of change and modifications, the future will be in many ways only as good as we have the courage to make it. Football, Basket- ball, baseball,FSCO, Band, Choir,German Club,Homecoming Cand., Track ANGELA WALTON The weary miles past swiftly. Taken in joyous stride. And all the world seems brighter. When friends walk by our side. Choir, German Club, F.S.C.O., Track MGR Annual Staff, F.H.A. It is impossible to withhold education from the receptive mind, as it is im- possible to force it upon the unreason- ing. REX TOWN Have a nice day. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Band, Student Council, F.S.C.O., Choir, Stagehand, Canteen, Paper staff, Class Officer, German Club, Homecoming MGR JODY WOSIKA Four be the things I'd have been better off without: Boys, freckles, curiosity and mouth. CHANTELLE SWANSON Volleyball, Track, Cheerleading, F.H.A., F.S.C.O., Annual Staff, Band, Stagehand, Choir, Paper Staff, German Club 54 1) The mighty Panther players break the run-through. 2) Crissy and Steve. 3) Rod and Vicki. 4) Lisa, Laurie, Dana, Jill and Lisa. 5) Quarterback Joel Smith in action. 6) Cheerleaders do routine to Eye of the Tiger . 9 8) Joel and Linda. 9) Brent and Joel in action. 10) Stephi, Laurie, Chrissy, Jody, Sue, Linda, and Dana. 11) Rod and Vicki. 12) Pile up! 13) Brent, Steve, Rod, Joel, Vicki, Chrissy, Linda and Stephi. 14) Joel, Vicki, Brent, Linda, Steve, Chrissy,Rod, Stephi. Gail, Don, Dana, Dean, Laurie, John, Shilagh, and Rex. 15) The Panthers prepare for the big game against the Remer-Northland Eagles. FOOTBALL Captains: L-R: R. Norenberg, J. Mulholland, B. Masten Senior Players: 1st row: D. Denny, E. Beebe, S . Smith. S. Dalton, E. lias- ten, T. Meyers, R. Mo rear, erg 2nd row: R. Town, J. Dorn, J. Smith, D. Finn, M. Porter I). Karbovski, G. Gear Ice Offensive Team: 1st row: S. Dalton, J. Dorn, T. Meyers, B. Hasten, B. Erun- elle, S. Smith 2nd row: R. Town, B. Beebe, J. Smith, R. Horenberg, D. S! 10 wen 60 Cheerleaders: 1st row: J. Wosika, L. Dick, S. Smith, D. Goodwin, L. Compton Middle: T. Bergeron Top: S. Richards Defensive Plavers: 1st row: S. Dalton, B. Mastcn, J. Raisch, 'J. Norenberg, E. Dalton, T. Lego 2nd row: R. Horen- berg, B. Beebe, J. Roy, R. Town, D. Denny, D. Showen, J. Mulholland, D. Karbowski Junior Varsity: 1st row: M. Bruns, M. Watson, D. Rubin, 2nd row: R. Beebe, M. Bennett, T. Su- pler, E. Dalton, G. llaaland, D. Roberts 3rd row: A. Ward, B. Volk, A. Katz, D. Vaaland, S. Dor- v in en, R. Schummar, S. Northbird THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE CASS LAKE TIMES VOLLEYBALL A-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL Row 1: P. Duhr, C. Norenberg, J. Bubar, G. Bubar, J. Gibson Row 2: C. Brogger- Mgr, A. Hanson, J. Holstein, Coach C. Schirmer, J. Hol- stein, S. Swanson, C. Bruns-Mgr THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE WEST END CAFE AND SERVICE STATION B-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL Row 1: K. Ellis, J. Bubar, M. Hough, M. Menke, L. Reimer Row 2: L. Brunelle, J. Gibson, Coach K. Schirmer, W. Mott A. Goss CHEERLEADERS: J. Wosika, D.Goodwin, S.Smith 63 SENIOR PLAYERS CHEERLEADERS Senior Cheerleaders: Row 1: Dana Goodwin, Jody Wosika, Brenda Draheim, Stephi Smith Row 2: Laurie Compton, Sue Richards, Chrissy Adams Senior Wrestlers: Row 1: Mark Porter, Don Karbowski Row 2: Mike Foster, Dean Denny, Jim Mulholland 64 Senior Footba11 Cheerleaders Row 1: Linda Dick Row 2: Stephi Smith, Laurie Compton, Dana Goodwin Row 3: Sue Richards Row A: Jody Wosika Senior Boys' Track Rod Norenberg, Don Karbowski, Gary Gehrke Senior Boys' Basketball Tom Humphrey, Rex Town, Steve Smith, Don Finn, and Joel Smith VARSITY 1st row: S. Martinson, D. Karbowski, J. Reim- er, B. Foster, M. Fos- ter, J. Rubash 2nd row: C. Osborn, E. Sather, D. Showen, D. Denny, J. Mulholland, J.Norenberg, A. Niem- czyk 66 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L-R: L. Brunelle, J. Reimer, C. Bergeron, T. Bergeron, M. Mar- tinson JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B-T: S. Reimer, L. Reimer, R. Resendiz, R. Reimer JR. VARSITY 1st row: L. Anderson, J. Rubash, J. Stokes, M. Porter 67 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY J.C. PENNEY DEPARTMENT STORE IN BEMIDJI BOYS’ BASKETBALL Varsity: coaches R. Smith and G. Winkka, players T. Olson, S. Northbird, T. Humphrey, R. Town, D. Finn, T. Trosen, S. Fahrlander, S. Smith, R. Beebe, J. Smith, B. Brunelle, D. Volk Varsity Cheerleaders: top; J. Wosika, L. Comnton bottom: S. Smith, D. Goodwin, L. Dick 68 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHY IN BEMIDJI Junior Varsity: coach R. Smith, players A. Katz, T. Meyers, T. Stai, S. Dorvinen, T. Trosen, S. Fahrlander, R. Beebe, J. Goodwin, C. eves Junior Varsity cheerleaders: top: C. Nyberg, bottom; M. Menke, T. Wosika Stats: R. Katz, C. Davis GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Row 1: B. Ausk, J. Dahl, MGR M. Hough, M. Rea, J. Bubar Row 2: W. Mott, A. Humphrey, L. Pemberton, S. Swanson, D. Caneen, T. Conner Row 3: Coach B. Duhr, A. Hanson, J. Holstein, J. Neises, Jo. Holstein, C. Norenberg, Coach C. Schirmer 70 I Tournament Team Row 1: A. Humphrey, L. Pemberton, C. Norenberg, S. Swanson, D. Caneen Row 2: A. Hanson, J. Neises, Coaches B. Duhr and C. Schirmer, Jo. Holstein, J. Holstein, MGR M. Hough Cheerleaders Top to Bottom: C. Adams, S. Foster, S. Richards, T. Foster, B . Draheim 71 Row 1: D. Morris, R. Staples, M. Engebretson, D. Bergeron, C. Robertson, R. Wittner, J. Stokes, P. Pemberton, B. Conner Row 2: Coach Staples, R. Budreau, B. Northbird, S. Martinson, J. Ru- bash, D. Ward, R. Bennet, L. Parmenter, D. Vikre, C. George, A. Gross Row 3: C. Pemberton, J. Homer, C. Robertson JR HIGH S P O R T S FOOTBALL Row 1: S. Hough, T. Clawson, J. Reimer, S. Volk, N. Menke, J. Vizenor, M. Kloehn, S. Clawson Row 2: T. Casey, D. Homer, D. Gieske, B. Hanson, M. Cooper, S. Gustafson, T. Ortley, L. Harper, A. Ortley 72 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DORVINEN AND DORVINEN IN CASS LAKE BOYS’ BASKETBALL Row l: M. Engebretson, D. Morris, P. Pemberton, D. Schroeder, B. Conner Row 2: Coach Staples, M. Staples, T. Chase, L. Parmenter, D. Vikre, C. Georpe Row 3: R. Bennet, C. Robertson Row 4: J. Homer, C. Pemberton Row 1: S. Nason, J. Matthews, N. Menke, J. Vize- nor, D. Homer Row 2: S. Littlewolf, T. Ortley, L. Harper, K. Lundquist, B. Hanson, M. Cooper, P. Duhr, T. Stangel, E. Humphrey, J. Bubar, M. Kloehn, Coach Comstock 73 BASEBALL Row 1: R. Whitefeather, R. Schummer, J. Norenberg, S. Smith, T. Humphrey, D. Denny, J. Smith, R. Town, D. Finn, B. Brunelle Row 2: S. Dorvinen, M. Bennett Row 1: R. Whitefeather, R. Schummer, C. Pemberton, M. Bennett, J. Homer, C. Robertson, R. Bennett, S. Dorvinen, D. Ward 7 4 75 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HARRY'S TV IN CASS LAKE TRACK GIRLS' TRACK Row 1: C. Adams-mgr., C. Dunning, G. Bubar, R. Resendiz, J. Bubar, N. Ohler, C. Norenberg- tri-capt., J. Wosika, C. Brogger-mgr. Row 2: Coach C. Schirmer, D. Caneen, T. Con- ner, J. Holstein, C. Borchardt, S. Swanson- tri-capt., S. Smith-tri-capt., Coach P. Welch Boys' Track Co-Captains: G. Gehrke, R. Norenberg BOYS' TRACK Row 1: A. Walton-mgr, C. Draheim, J. Reimer, T. Yahres, D. Karbowski, C. George, E. Dalton, D. Goodwin-mgr. Row 2: Coach C. Schirmer, J. Goodwin, T. Lego, R. Norenberg, G. Gehrke, M. Fahrlander, S. Kirby, Coach P. Welch 76 THANKS , DAVE REUTER’S IGR STORE SPECIAL THANKS TO DAVE KATZ, YEARBOOK Fresh meats, fruits, groceries Open evenings and Sunday Cass Lake, Minn. PHOTOGRAPHER 335-6560 371 CAFE AND DRIVE-IN CASS I AKF CHEWAKAEGON COMPLEX 77 NINA SAMPSON AMERICAN LEGION 3 1 5 Second St Phone (2 1 8) 335-6858 Cass Lake MN 56633 CASS LAKE DAIRY QUEEN JACK KIMBALL POST 284 DOWNTOWN CASS LAKE Burgers Fries Chicken Fish Dairy Queen BRAZIER FOOD Leroy Darlene Graham, Plus all your super DQ treats. 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School days and teenage nights, Getting the car and motorbikes. Watching TV, drive-in shows. Where's the time gone? No one knows! Chasing boys and running wild; Your mom still treats you like a child. Home by ten, asleep by eleven, Up in the morning for school at seven. Graduation comes at last; We reminisce about the past. Our high school days have been the best— Always remember, never forget! taken from 'TEEN Magazine by Anita Evans, 17 Lesisburg, Tenn. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRA PHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ZY kftOOT J k r ?%•%•- X ‘ - -N - ‘ V - X