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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1988 volume:

1987-1988 CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL TOUCHSTONES TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE TWO: MEMORIAL PAGE THREE: ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY PAGE SEVEN: SENIORS PAGE EIGHT: DEDICATION PAGE TWENTY: JUNIORS PAGE TWENTY- TWO: SOPHOMORES PAGE TWENTY-FOUR: FRESHMEN PAGE TWENY- SIX: EIGHTH GRADE PAGE TWENTY- EIGHT: SEVENTH GRADE PAGE THIRTY- ONE: CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS PAGE FORTY- FIVE: ATHLETICS ADVISORS: PRISCILLA FAIRBANKS AND MIKE SCHMID SR. EDITORS: BRENDA DAHL AND RHONDA PENCE JR. EDITOR: JAMES LOUKS ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW: JAMES LOUKS, RHONDA PENCE, BRENDA DAHL. SECOND ROW: BILL MOLASH, PATTY FRAZER, PRISCILLA FAIRBANKS. BACK ROW: MIKE SCHMID. , THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HIGHWAY 2 FURNITURE. In remembrance of Charles Chuck Riggles and Michael Paul Jones. Fellow students and close friends, both are not to be forgotten by the members of the class of 1988. We'll miss your laughter, your smiles, and most of all, we'll miss your friendship. With love, The Class of 1988 FACULTY AND STAFF SHALEEN BLACK JUDY BLACKMARR JERRY CLEVELAND JUDY COMSTOCK COLEENCOSS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH ENGUSH HOME ECONOMICS S.T.EP. BRAD DUHR KATHRYN EASTMAN MARGE ENGEBRETSON LARRY ENGEBRETSON PRISCILLA FAIRBANKS SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH GERMAN TYPING LANGUAGE CULTURE MARILYN GREENSIDE ALICE GIBSON SHARON GRITZMACHER BEV HOUGH LAURIE JOHNSON BOOKKEEPER LIBRARIAN S.T.EP. AIDE COUNSELOR ANNETTE JONES SECRETARY ROB KNUDSON SCIENCE LOIS KRUGER DICK LABRAATEN DON LEET PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTHWEIGHTLIFTING MATHCOMPUTERS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASS LAKE THOMAS FUNERAL HOME. RON MILBRANDT PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONNIE MILLER PAYROLL WANDA PETERSON ART MARILYN REIL SECRETARY JON SAND LD. TEACHER MIKE SCHMID BILLSCHWEDER ILASENN UNDA SHERBROOK DAVE SKEIM INDIAN STUDIES SCIENCE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MATHCOMPUTER COORD. COUNSELOR JUDYSOMROCK DANSOMROCK CHUCK STAPLES PAT WELCH GARY WINKKA SCIBMCE SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIESA..D. LD. TEACHER INDUSTRIAL ART 1 1 ' niiiiL i i L. wi 1L.O niily iviMnIL. I nciL THEIR HATS FOR ALL THE FASHION WORLD TO SEE! INDIAN EDUCATION STAFF ARE SHOWN WITH THEIR CASS LAKE SWEATSHIRTS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SAFARI LIQUORS. 5 EDUCATIONAL ESSENTIALS THE ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CENTER IS A NEW CONCEPT AT CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL AND HAS BEEN VERY WELL RECIEVED. THE FINE STAFF AT THE CENTER HAS BEEN ABLE TO MEET THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF MANY STUDENTS THEREBY EXPANDING THE EDUCATIONAL POSSIBILITIES FOR STUDENTS OF CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE STAFF MEMBERS ARE: FRONT- BARB CAMERON AND PATTI HAASCH. BACK - DOUG GRAHAM AND PAT WHELAN. THE COOKS AT CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL DON'T ALWAYS GET THE RESPECT THEY DESERVE. BUT WHERE WOULD WE BE WITHOUT A GOOD HOT LUNCH IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY? COOKS ARE AS FOLLOWS: FRONT - SHEILA TABER. PATTIE REIPLINGER AND BEVERLY HAGENAH. BACK - BETTY PREMO, SHIRLEY GRUMMER AND JEANNIE EIDSMOE. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BEMIDJI OPTOMETRIC CENTER. MOST OF US DONT REALIZE THE HARD WORK INVOLVED IN KEEPING THE SCHOOL CLEAN. WITHOUT THE CUSTODIANS OF OUR SCHOOL WE MIGHT RESEMBLE A LANDFILL CUSTODIANS ARE: TONY MORRIS. RAY BROGGER, WILLIARD LAUSCHE, FRANK HOMER AND PHIL CHRISTENSON. Jennie Jteingfr L Lir - Uou W k ,p hrefy l ill $ $ ry c£n. S'drtti's cn , ft d SJjpotsC — DEDICATION WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1988, TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO RECOGNIZE OUR PARENTS BY DEDICA ting our senior yearbook to them, they deser ve this special recognition for : PUTTING UP WITH ALL OF OUR GROWING PAINS AND HELPING US TO MAKE THE BEST OF SCHOOL AND EVENTUALLY, THE GREATEST THRILL SO FAR, GRADUATINGI GERALD AND ANH BERGERON KEN AND JANINE CLAWSON VALPOLMAN AND SHARON COLLER RON AND MARY CONNER RAY AND COLLEEN COSS JACK AND DENISE DAHL MURYL AND SANDY DAVIS GLENDORA AND HEAROLD ELLIS LARRY AND MARGE ENGEBRETSON CHARLES AND HULDA FIERO LOUIS AND GLORIA FOURNIER SAM AND MADELINE GOSS LEONARD AND SHIRLEY GRUMMER GLORIA HANSON JUDY AND DENNIS HARPER FRANK AND MARION HOMER HOMER AND KAREN HOUGH ROBERT AND VICKY IDOVICH RICHARD AND ADELLA JONES SANDRA KLAERS DALE AND DANA LUNDQUIST JOHN AND KATHLEEN MCCARTHY LARRY MCDANIEL AND TAWANA FAIRBANKS BILL AND DONNA MENKE BILL AND JEANIE MOL SH HENRY NASON AND HENRIETTA SHERER-NASON LOIS NORTHBIRD RON AND JUDY NORTHBIRD GENEVIEVE OLSON LEROY AND ESTELLE PEMBERTON ALLEN AND JUDY PENCE LANCE AND CINDY REED PAUL AND LINDA REIMER EARL AND PAM SEELYE CHARLES AND LOUISE STAPLES JAMES AND CAROLYN SWANSON FLORENCE AND WALTER TREICHEL BERNICE VANNETT DON AND CAROL VIZENOR ROBERT AND MARY WITTNER CARL AND LORRAINE WITTNER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASS LAKE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS TAKE OUT THE TRASH. LAURIE HARPER, DARLENE HOMER AND SEAN MCCARTHY. MARK ENGEBRETSON GETS A JUMP ON THE RACE. ERIC REED SCORES! 10 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MYHRA FORD, WALKER. Remember by: Stephanie Nason Remember the days of the post few years. Remember the laughter and the tears. Remember the faces. Both happy and sad. Remember the good-times and the friends we've had. Now that it's time to say goodbye, and, go our separate ways. Remember the times that never die. Remember the good ole' days. RHONDA AND BRENDA. FRIENDS TIL THE END. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KKBJ- KJ 104. n Remember the loving and the coring. Remember the hugging and the shoring. Remember past Septembers, and always, but always REMEMBER! THERESA AND JODI. SIZING UP THE SITUATION. NANCY AND JULIE...SAY WHAT? HALL OF FAME SENSE OF HUMOR STACEY HOUGH AND DAVE WITTNER SHORTEST GUY AND TALLEST GIRL BILL MOLASH AND DEE DEE SWANSON 12 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TRAVEL WORLD OF BEMIDJI. HALL OF FAME BOV CRAZY AND GIRL CRAZY SMARTEST BRENDA DAHL AND KEN FOX SEAN MCCARTHY AND JULIE DAVIS MOST ORGANIZED CINDY TREICHEL AND CRAIG SEELYE CLASS COMPLAINERS JENNIE REIMER AND DAVE WITTNER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BEMIDJI FAST PHOTO. 13 HALL OF FAME QUIETEST KEVIN NORTHBIRD AND RHONDA PENCE PERSONALITY DANRE BERGERON AND CAROL FIERO BEST DRESSED NANCY MENKE AND RICK STAPLES TEACHERS PETS KIM LUNDQUIST AND SEAN MCCARTHY 14 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PILOT NEWSPAPER, WALKER. HALL OF FAME WORST DRIVERS RANDY WITTNER AND JODI GRUMMER MOST ATHLETIC JUDD STOKES AND BRENDA HANSON CLASS FLIRTS KEN FOX AND TAMI CLAWSON THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY O.K. TIRE STORE. 15 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: DARLENE HOMER, SEC. TREAS; LAURIE HARPER, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE; PAUL PEMBERTON, VICE PRESIDENT; NOT PICTURED: SEAN MCCARTHY, PRESIDENT; KIM LUNDQUIST, STUDENT COUNCIL TARZAN AND JANE??? NO, ITS PAUL PEMBERTON AND NANCY MENKE IN THEIR YOUNGER YEARS! CASS LAKES' FUTURE ROCK STAR, KEVIN NORTHBIRC 16 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE MELODY SHOP. DanRe Bergeron If you have no money, be polite. Tami Clawson Dennis Brown Becki Budreau The world is a sure teacher, but it requires a fat fee. Brenda Dahl I’m the one that's got to die when it's time for me to die. So let me live my life the way I want to. Football is like nuclear warfare. There are no winners, only survivors. Youth had been a habit of hers for so long that she could not part with it. Julie Davis A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one's heart, knowing the gentlest hands will keep what is worth keeping and with a breath of kindness blow the rest away. Carol Fiero Adrian Ellis Karen Fournier If you're going to do something tonight that you'll be sorry for tomorrow morning, sleep late. Mark Engebretson When you do everything right and the ball is on target, you get what I think is the biggest thrill in football. You get to run with the ball. Kim Goss No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. Jodi Grummer My only prayer is: I will be what I will be and I will do what I will do. Darlene Homer Brenda Hanson I believe that we cannot live better than in seeking to become still better than we are. Stacey Hough We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and to know the place for the first time. AM f (iiit | VA� v ViVav.v: Laurie Harper Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. Robert Idovich We are all here for a spell; get all the good laughs you can. Friendship, even when in print, makes the heart warm. Dave Jones So many moves you can make, so many stunts. But the best philosophy is to simply keep hitting them with your best lick. Kim Lundquist A true friend is the greatest of all blessings, and that which we take the least care of all to aquire. Theresa Jourdain It doesn't matter where you go or what you do or how much you have. What matters is who you have beside you. Nancy Menke There are more smiles in the world than there are tears. Rachael Klaers Everyone must walk down the road of life alone sometime. Sean McCarthy Life is a game. You can play by the rules, and hope things happen... You can break the rules, and let things happen... Or you can use the rules, to make things happen. Stephanie Nason Thai which youth is used to, in age one will remember. Deana McDaniel Bill Molash Never say good-bye; good-bye's are forever. Rhonda Pence To live fully is to be grateful for the joys of yesterday, to look foward to the promise of tomorrow... to take today and make it all your own. Paul Pemberton Kevin Northbird Eric Reed The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow. Kris Rubin Children are dependant creatures who create their own lives. Jennifer Reimer We know ourselves as little as we know others. What goes around, comes around. Val Reyes Life is full of risks and chances and you only live once! So live your life to the fullest and enjoy every minute of itl Craig Seelye When people come to the end of the path of life. The strong begin to follow the path they, themselves, make. Rick Staples When asked by an anthropologist what the Indians called America before the white man came, an Indian said simply, Ours Judd Stokes I do not in the least object to a sport because it is rough. Julie Vizenor To be one of the crowd is fashion, to be one of a kind is class. Cindy Triechel DeeDee Swanson Don't walk ahead of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead, just walk beside me, be my friend. Dave Wittner A quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. Keep your feet to the ground and keep reaching for the stars. Eric Reed, Julie Davis and date Dave's date, Dave Wittner, Kris Rubin and Tony Butcher Michelle Lundquist and DanKe Bergeron Roger Croaker and Laurie Harper Rhonda Pence Kenny Smith is tied-up in his work! � Ma« Reynolds and Julie Vizenor hang prom decorations. Jim Goodwin, John Homer, Paul Pemberton and Eric Reed entertain the prom crowd while Exploit, the prom band, is on break. This smiling trio consisting of Loretta Reynolds, Bonnie Frazer and Annette Jones was a motivating force in organizing and decorating for the prom. Thanks ladies! 17 T r ' SENIORS GET ACTIVE IT'S A MATTER OF... INVOLVEMENT SEAN MCCARTHY STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT. | SOPHOMORE CLASS V. PRES.. JR AND SR CLASS PRES., BAND, | CHOIR, STAGE BAND, GERMAN CLUB. NEWSPAPER STAFF. WRESTLING TEAM CAPTAIN. 11 TRACK. CROSS COUNTRY. DRAMA. SPEECH BILL CONNER FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN. I BASKETBALL. TRACK, ‘ HOMECOMING MANAGER ROBERT IDOVICH WRESTLING, BAND, PAPER STAFF. AUTO MECHANICS CRAIG SEEYLE CHOIR, GOLF. FOOTBALL, TRACK. WRESTLING, SPEECH. DRAMA. HONOR CHOIR. GERMAN CLUB TAMI CLAWSON I BAND. CHOIR. CHEERLEADING. VOLLEYBALL. SPEECH, AUTO MECHANICS. HOMECOMING CANDIDATE. BOYS BASKETBALL STATS., GERMAN CLUB JENNIE RE IMER CHEERLEADING. VOLLEYBALL, WRESTLING STAT., BAND. HOMECOMING QUEEN, GERMAN CLUB MARK ENGEBRETSON FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, TRACK. BASEBALL. GERMAN CLUB. STUDENT COUNCIL. HOMECOMING i CANDIDATE. BAND CINDY TREICHEL VOLLEYBALL MANAGER. YEARBOOK STAFF JULIE VIZENOR CHOIR. BAND. F.H.A, PAPER STAFF. AUTO MECHANICS. SPEECH ij KAREN FOURNIER AUTO MECHANICS. CHOIR KEN FOX BASKETBALL. BASEBALL. TRACK, INDIAN CLUB. PROJECT 120, HOMECOMING MANAGER LAURIE HARPER VOLLEYBALL. BASKETBALL. CHOIR, BAND. ST. COUNCIL, HOMECOMING CANDIDATE, INDIAN CLUB, TRACK. PEER HELPER THERESA JOURDAIN BASKETBALL. BASKETBALL MANAGER. VOLLEYBALL, BAND, GERMAN CLUB. SPEECH. INDIAN CLUB. TRACK HEIDI MINER FRESH. VICE PRESIDENT. DRAMA. CHOIR. VOLLEYBALL. SPEECH, CHEERLEADER. NEWSPAPER STAFF ERIC REED FOOTBALL. TRACK. BASEBALL. 'BASKETBALL. ST. COUNCIL. PAPER STAFF. HOMECOMING ROYALTY. BAND. STAGE BAND. GERMAN CLUB NANCY MENKE VOLLEYBALL. BAND. CHOIR. STAGE BAND. SHOW CHOIR. GERMAN CLUB. PAPER STAFF. SWEETHEART CANDIDATE. HOMECOMING MANAGER. HOMECOMING CANDIDATE JUDD STOKES FOOTBALL. WRESTLING. TRACK. BASEBALL. GERMAN CLUB. AUTO MECH. HOMECOMING ROYALTY RACHAEL KLAERS TRACK. CHORUS, AUTO MECHANICS RHONDA PENCE STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING. ANNUAL STAFF. ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR. OJIBWE III, F.H.A. BRENDA DAHL OJIBWE III. F.H.A.. STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING. ANNUAL STAFF. ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR DANESCHROEDER BASKETBALL. STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING, AUTO MECHANICS,YEARBOOK STAFF RICK STAPLES FOOTBALL. BASKETBALL. GOLF, TRACK. AUTO MECHANICS JULIE DAVIS CHEERLEADING. PANTHER MASCOT. GERMAN CLUB OFFICER. BAND. CHOIR. STAGE BAND. SHOW CHOIR. C.L.A.Y., PAPER STAFF FEATURE EDITOR, HOMECOMING MANAGER. SWEETHEART CANDIDATE, KNOWLEDGE BOWL ANNUAL STAFF DARLENE HOMER BAND. CHOIR. STAGE BAND. SHOW CHOIR. DRAMA, SPEECH, VOLLEYBALL. TRACK. BASKETBALL. CHEERLEADING. WRESTLING STAT., HOMECOMING MANAGER. SWEETHEART CANDIDATE. GERMAN CLUB. F.H.A., S.A.D.D. PAPER STAFF EDITOR, KNOWLEDGE BOWL GERMAN CLUB OFFICER. CLASS OFFICER BRENDA HANSON VOLLEYBALL. CAPTAIN. ALL CONFERENCE, BASKETBALL CAPTAIN. TRACK. SOFTBALL. GERMAN CLUB PRES.. PAPER STAFF SPORTS EDITOR AND PHOTOGRAPHER. BAND. STAGE BAND. CHOIR. HOMECOMING CANDIDATE. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT KIMBERLY LUNDQUIST F.H.A., STUDENT COUNCIL. SWEETHEART CANDIDATE. CHEERLEADER HOMECOMING MANAGER. S.A.D.D.. PEER HELPER. CHORUS. BAND. GERMAN CLUB KIM GOSS CHEERLEADING. PAPER STAFF. S.A.D.D.. BAND. CHOIR. GERMAN CLUB. SPEECH. DRAMA DEE DEE SWANSON CHEERLEADING. PAPER STAFF. BAND. CHOIR. GERMAN CLUB. SPEECH. DRAMA. HOMECOMING MANAGER JODI GRUMMER BAND. CHOIR. STAGE BAND, SHOW CHOIR. PAPER STAFF. F.H.A.. CHEERLEADING. BASKETBALL. SPEECH. DRAMA, KNOWLEDGE BOWL. GERMAN CLUB. DRAMA lo JAMMING JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BARB GIESEKE, TREASURER; MISSY GEORGE, PRESIDENT; AUDREY JOURDAIN, STUDENT COUNCIL; MINDY MATTHEWS, STUDENT COUNCIL; KATHY HOLLY, SECRETARY. MISSING-JEFF FONTANA, VICE PRESIDENT. MELANIE ANDERSON ROBERT BEDTKE JERRY BERGERON ROGER CROAKER ARNOLD DAHL BRUCE DAHL JEREMY DECICCO HEATHER DUHR JEFF FONTANA MISSY GEORGE BARB GIESEKE CHRIS GUSTAFSON HEATH HANNINEN KATHY HOLLY CARLA JONES MIKE JONES AUDREY JOURDAIN MISSY KLINE PHILLIP LARSON MICHELLE LOSH 20 JAMES LOUKS BECKY MACHART DEBBIE MARSOLEK IZZY MATTHEWS MINDY MATTHEWS RANDY MOREHART ANITA RIGGLES DAVID RIGGLES MISSY RUBIN RISASHERER 21 SOPHISTICATED SOPHOMORES TENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PAUL THOMPSON, PRESIDENT; JULIE BUBAR, VICE PRESIDENT; TRACY REIMER, TREASURER; DEBBIE HALVORSON, STUDENT COUNCIL; MISSY CHURCH, SECRETARY. TINA ALLEN DAVID BOBROWSKY KRIS BOHN CHAD BROWN JULIE BUBAR JOHN BUCHANAN MELISSA CHURCH VANESSA CLEVELAND TRACY DEVOE VICKI DRAHEIM MILLIE FOURNIER DEBBIE HALVORSON KARIHAYNES ANGIE HEADBIRD CHUCK HEADBIRD RONDA HUNTER ERIC JACKSON MIKE KORNEZOS CATHY LITTLEWOLF JULIE MELLEMA 22 STEVE MCMAHON RON NORTHBIRD JOEL PEMBERTON ALLEN PENCE CLAYTON RAINEY PAULA REED TRACY REIMER DONE REMUS JEAN ROBINSON SHERRY SAMPSON FUNKY FRESHMEN NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS ROBIN MOREHART, STUDENT COUNCIL; PENNY WITTNER, PRESIDENT; PAULA REIMER, STUDENT COUNCIL; DANNELLSAVAGE, SECRETARY; TROY COOPER, TREASURER; DEL MATTHEWS, VICE PRESIDENT. NINA AITKEN DERRICK BARNEY LENNY BELLECOURT ANITRA BENSON TAMMY BOBROWSKY JAMES CHASE GREG CHRISTOPHERSON TROY COOPER SHANE COSS JOHN DALTON JIM DETWILLER NEALE DUHR DENYELLE DUNN TONYA EIDSMOE VALERIE ELLIS JEFF FRAZER BILL FRENCH ALANA GROSS SHERYL GRUMMER LESLIE HARPER 24 CLAUDETTE JACKSON MARGAURITE JASPERS ANGIE JONES JOE JOURDAIN ANGIE KOLKIN BETSY LARSON ERIN LATOURELLE JESSICA LATOURELLE BRENDA LITTLEWOLF CECIL LOUKS DARIN MAISIO DAVID MASTEN ANGIE MORGAN ROBIN MOREHART KENNY RAINES ANDY RAMSEY PAULA REIMER TIM REIPLINGER DANELLE SAVAGE ANGIE SCHROEDER SCOTT STAPLES JEREMY SWAN MIKE TROSEN HEIDI WARK LEE WHITE 25 ASTONISHING EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LINDA WARK, TREASURER; SHAWN PEMBERTON, STUDENT COUNCIL; NIKKI HEGLAND, PRESIDENT; PAULA HARDY, SECRETARY; DARCI SAVAGE, VICE PRESIDENT; SAM CLEVELAND, STUDENT COUNCIL TOMMI ACCARDO RONDA BEAULIEU CARRIE BELLANGER DAVE BROGGER SAM CLEVELAND PETE CLOUD JENNY CONNER WILLIAM CROAKER KIRSTEN ERICKSON BRYAN FISHER JIM FOSTER PAT FOSTER LEAH GRANDY MICHELLE GRAVES RORY HAALAND DUSTIN HANNINEN PAULA HARDY ANGIE HARPER NIKKI HEGLAND SHAWN HUGHS 26 TERRI IDOVICH MELISSA ISAACSON DEANJOURDAIN MIRANDA LATOURELLE KEEVIN LOSH MIKE MELLEMA KEVIN MILBRANDT STEVE MOE AL NARANJO SHEILA NORTHBIRD VICKI NORTHBIRD MICHELLE ORTLEY JENNIFER PENNINGTON ANDRIA RIGGLES BONITA ROY DARCISAVAGE RON SHABAIASH HEIDI SHEPARD CAMI STANGEL JUDI SWAN 27 SASSY SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PAT ENGEBRETSON, STUDENT COUNCIL; KEIG COSS, VICE PRESIDENT; JENNY ELLIS, TREASURER; IRENE FOLSTROM, STUDENT COUNCIL; JENNY KORNEZOS, PRESIDENT; KENDRA WOLD, SECRETARY. COLLETTA BENSON ROCHELLE BROWN ANN CLOUD TONYCOLLER TEARA COOPER KEIG COSS MIKE DAHL SHANE DUNNING JENNY ELLIS PAT ENGEBRETSON WENDY ELLIS IRENE FOLSTROM GREG FOSTER SHELLY FOSTER ANDY GAMACHE KIM HOOKOM MIKE ISAACSON MICHELLE KOLKIN JENNIFER KORNEZOS AUTUMN LAGARDE 28 DARCIE LOEWE GILBERT LITTLEWOLF JAN MARSOLEK CONAN MATHEWS GINGER RAINES JOHN ROBINSON HOLLI SAMPSON KIMBERLY SISSON DAREN STANGEL ALEXANDER TANNER FLASHING THE PEARLY WHITES ARE SUSIE ALLEN, PAULA HARDY, SANDY WHITE AND TONI SMITH. IN A FESTIVE MOOD AT A PEP FEST ARE HEIDI SHEPARD, DARCI SAVAGE, AL NARANJO, DEL MATTHEWS AND GREG CHRISTOPHERSON. CAUGHT WITH THEIR PANTS DOWN ARE MIKE PAGEL AND KEVIN ELLIS. ENJOYING A CLOSE-UP VIEW OF THE TALENT SHOW ARE TROY COOPER, MARK WOKASH, JEFF FRAZER, DUSTIN HANNINEN, TIM REIPLINGER, STEVE MOE, SHANE COSS, JIM DETWILER AND AL NARANJO. GERMAN CLUB GERMAN III - FRONT ROW: JUDD STOKES. MARK ENGEBRETSON. DANRE BERGERON. SEAN MCCARTHY. CRAIG SEEL YE. FRAU ENGEBRETSON. SECOND ROW: NANCY MENKE, KIM GOSS. DEE DEE SWANSON. KIM LUNDQUIST, JENNIE REIMER. TAMI CLAWSON. THERESA JOURDAIN. BACK ROW: JULIE DAVIS. BRENDA HANSON. JODI GRUMMER. DARLENE HOVER GERMAN II - FRONT ROW: BARB GIESEKE, KATHY HOLLY. MISSY GEORGE, HEATHER DUHR. DAVID RIGGLES, JAMES LOUKS AND MARGE ENGEBRETSON, TEACHER. BACK ROW: JEFF FONTANA, RANDY MOREHART, PHILLIP LARSON. ARNIE DAHL AND RICH NORTHBIRD. GERMAN I - FRONT ROW: CLAYTON RAINEY. TODD KEHOE. RONDA HUNTER. TRACEY REIMER. VICKIE DRAHEIM. TAMMY WITTNER. DEBBIE HAL VO R SON, JULIE MELLEMA. SECOND ROW: COREY LUNDQUIST. JOHN BUCHANAN. JULIE BUBAR. VANESSA CLEVELAND. TRACY SCHWARTZ. KARI HAINES. SUSAN LUNDY. DIONE REMUS. CHRIS WITTNER. BACK ROW: ERIC JACKSON. MIKE KORNEZOS. KEVIN ELLIS. JOEL PEMBERTON. CHAD BROWN. PAUL THOMPSON. HEATH HANNINEN. GERMAN CLUB We're lucky because the community is behind us. Each year's trip to Germany reassures me that foreign languages bridge the gap between nations. -Marge Engebretson Speaking and studying German is not all that the German program offers. The students not only have an intense study of the language and culture, but also experience many fun and exhilerating moments. The annual German initiation party, German dinners, fund raisers, and German songfests add that extra spark that it takes to make German study, not only challenging and educational but, also, a pleasure. The highlight or it all however, is that long awaited moment when Frau E. and the German III students depart for their two- week adventure to Deutschland. By Kim Lundquist PAULA REED AND CHAD BROWN ARE DONNED IN THEIR SUNDAY BEST FOR THE GERMAN CLUB INITIATION. CHAD WAS SWEPT FROM HIS FEET AS PAULA SANG •TALK DIRTY TO ME' BY POISON. SLAVES, DIONE REMUS, JOHN BUCHANAN AND SUSAN LUNDY DO THIER BEST IMITATION OF THE CALIFORNIA RAISINS DURING THE GERMAN CLUB INITIATION. (MAKE-UP, COURTESY OF THEIR MASTERS.) THIS IS THE ROYAL CASTLE OF NEUSCHWANSTEIN LOCATED IN THE ALPS. BUILT BY EMPEROR LUDWIG II OF BAVARIA. THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY SIGHTS THE GERMAN III STUDENTS SEE ON THEIR ANNUAL TRIP TO GERMANY. IT'S A MATTER OF... MUSICAL OPPORTUNITIES STAGE BAND : FRONT ROW- NANCY MENKE, JULIE DAVIS AND LORI CLARK. SECOND ROW- DARLENE HOMER. SHERYL GRUMMER. VICKI DRAHEIM, AND TODD KEHOE. THIRD ROW- MISSY GEORGE. ANGIE KOLKIN AND HEATH HANNINEN. FIFTH ROW- BETSY LARSON. ERIN LATOURELLE. BRENDA HANSON. PENNY WITTNER. PHIL LARSON AND JEREMY DECICCO. SIXTH ROW-TRACY SCHWARTZ. RICH NORTHBIRD AND MISSY CHURCH. SEVENTH ROW- KENDRA WOLD. JULIE MELLEMA, DUSTIN HANNINEN. JAMES CHASE, MIKE TROSEN. MIKE KORNEZOS AND CHAD BROWN. EIGHTH ROW- JODI GRUMMER. SUSAN LUNDY AND JEFF FRAZER. NINTH ROW-MIKE MELLEMA. NIKKI HEGLAND, ERIC REED AND PAUL PEMBERTON. BAND: FRONT TO BACK . LEFT TO RIGHT- MIKE DAHL. VICKI NORTHBIRD. ANGIE KOLKIN. IRENE FOLSTROM. MISSY GEORGE, COLETTA BENSON. WENDY ELLIS. ANITRA BENSON, BETSY LARSON. ERIN LATOURELLE. MIRANDA LATOURELLE. ANGIE HARPER. SHEILA NORTHBIRD. SHERYL GRUMMER. JULIE GRUMMER. SUSAN LUNDY. AUTUMN LAGARDE. TEARA COOPER. JAMES CHASE. PENNY WITTNER. MISSY CHURCH. RICH NORTHBIRD. TRACY SCHWARTZ, NIKKI HEGLAND . KENDRA WOLD. MICHELLE KOLKIN. JENNY KORNEZOS. SHELLY FOSTER. DARLENE HOMER. LORI CLARK. VICKI DRAHEIM. MIKE KORNEZOS. PAT ENGEBRETSON. MIKE TROSEN. ERIC JACKSON. PHILLIP LARSON. HEATH HANNINEN. KEIG COSS, SHANE DUNNING. DAVID BROGGER, JEFF FRAZER. CHAD BROWN. JIM FOSTER. SEAN MCCARTHY. JULIE BUBAR. TODD KEHOE. JOHN BUCHANAN. ERIC REED. JEREMY DECICCO AND PAUL PEMBERTON. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASS METAL CRAFT CHOIR: FRONT ROW- TEARA COOPER. VICKI DRAHEIM. JENNY ELLIS. SHELLY FOSTER. MIKE DAHL. PAT ENGEBRETSON. SAM CLEVELEND, DUSTIN HANNINEN, TRUMAN PEDRO. TONY PEDRO. IRENE FOLSTROM. AND KENDRA WOLD. SECOND ROW- DIONE REMUS. TAMMY BOBROWSKY, JULIE DAVIS. NANCY MENKE, ERIC JACKSON. PAUL THOMPSON. TODD KEHOE, KRIS RUBIN. DARLENE HOMER. BRENDA HANSON . MISSY GEORGE. CAROL FIERO AND ANGIE KOLKIN. THIRD ROW- JESSICA LATOURELLE, ANITRA BENSON. SHEILA NORTHBIRD. RICH NORTHBIRD, MIRANDA LATOURELLE, NIKKI H EG LAND. JENNY KORNEZOS. DARCI LOEWE. JENNY CONNORS. VICKI NORTHBIRD. RONDA HUNTER. TRACY SCHWARTZ. JODI GRUMMER AND JULIE MELLEMA. FOURTH ROW- MICHELLE KOLKIN. KIM SISSON. COL ETTA BENSON, ROBERT BEDTKE, CRAIG SEEL YE. SEAN MCARTHY. JIM FOSTER. HEATH HANNINEN. PHIL LARSON. PAUL PEMBERTON. JOHN BUCHANAN. BETSY LARSON. ERIN LATOURELLE AND HEIDI WOSIKA. CHOIR AND BAND INSTRUCTOR - PAT MASON THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY O.K. TIRE 35 MUSIC...MUSIC...MUSIC 36 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CEASE FUNERAL HOME. £HQB - MEMBERSHIP IS PRESENTLY OPEN TO 7-12TH GRADE STUDENTS WHO ENJOY SINGING A VARIETY OF MUSICAL STYLES. THE CHOIR PERFORMS AT TWO FORMAL CONCERTS, AND MEMBERS ARE VERY ACTIVE IN CONTEST PARTICIPATION IN SOLOS, ENSEMBLES, MENS’OCTET AND TRIPLE TRIOS. STAGE BAND - PEP BAND - THE ‘NEW OUTLOOK STAGE BAND” IS COMPRISED OF CONCERT BAND STUDENTS WHO BECOME MEMBERS THROUGH APPOINTMENT AUDITION. SELECTION IS MAINLY BASED UPON ABOVE AVERAGE MUSICIANSHIPAND DEPENDABILITY. THE STAGE BAND PLAYS FOR ATHLETIC EVENTS, CONCERTS, PUBLIC PERFORMANCES, AND PLAYS A CONCERT TOUR SCHEDULE EACH SPRING. PEP BAND MEMBERS ARE GENERALLY YOUNGER STUDENTS WORKING TOWARD MEMBERSHIP IN THE STAGE BAND. THESE STUDENTS REHEARSE WITH THE STAGE BAND AND PLAY FOR ATHLETIC EVENTS. BAND-AT THE PRESENT TIME, CONCERT BAND IS MADE-UP OF STUDENTS IN GRADES 7-12. THEY MUST HAVE HAD PRIOR LESSONS, AND PLAY THEIR INSTRUMENTS AT A LEVEL II ABILITY. THE BAND PLAYS TWO FORMAL CONCERTS PER YEAR, PERFORMS FOR HOMECMING, AND MEMORIAL DAY. AS WELL AS VARIOUS ATHLETIC EVENTS. IT'S A MATTER OF... PUBLIC SPEAKING THE C.L.H.S. SPEEECH TEAM HAS BEEN STEADILY INCREASING ITS NUMBERS FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS AS THE MESSAGE TRAVELS, •SPEAKING IS FUN! . SINCE THE LAST YEAR'S SEASON, THE TEAM HAS DOUBLED IN SIZE. OF THE ELEVEN SPEAKING CATEGORIES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS IN GRADES 7-12, THE TEAM MEMBERS PARTICIPATED IN NINE. THE EVENTS RANGE FROM SERIOUS TO HUMOROUS INTERPRETATIONS OF LITERATURE AND ALSO INCLUDE DISCUSSION GROUPS, EXTEMPORANEOUS READINGS, AND CREATIVE FORMS OF EXPRESSION. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HEAD COACH, JUDY BLACKMARR, AND ASSISTANT COACH, DOUG GRAHAM, THE TEAM COMPETED IN FIVE HIGH SCHOOL INVITATIONAL MEETS AND THREE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MEETS. THIS ACTIVITY WILL CONTINUE TO FLOURISH AS MORE AND MORE ENTHUSIASM FOR SPEAKING IS GENERATED BY THE TALENTED C.L.H.S. TEAM. SPEECH TEAM - FRONT: PAT ENGEBRETSON, HEATH HANNINEN, DUSTIN HANNINEN, SEAN MCCARTHY, MIRANDA LATOURELLE AND BETSY LARSON. SECOND ROW: LORI CLARK, JOHN BUCHANAN, TAMMY WITTNER, PENNY WITTNER, KIM GOSS AND TAMMY BOBROWSKY. BACK ROW: JENNY WARD, COACH - JUDY BLACKMARR, DARLENE HOMER, CHRIS GUSTAFSON, PHILLIP LARSON. CRAIG SEELYE, DIONE REMUS, DEE DEE SWANSON, SUSAN LUNDY, ERIN LATOURELLE, JODI GRUMMER, JESSICA LATOURELLE AND HEIDI WOSIKA. IS OUR STUDENT COUNCIL A BACKWARDS GROUP? NO WAY! THE STUDENT COUNCIL AT CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL IS A VERY ACTIVE GROUP ALWAYS REPRESENTING THE VIEWS AND WISHES OF THE STUDENT BODY. SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS YEAR'S GROUP WERE SLAVE DAY, DANCES, SEATBELT AWARENESS, TEACHER RECOGNITION AND MANY OTHERS. STUDENT COUNCIL - FRONT: NITA RAINEY, MISSY GEORGE AND PAT ENGEBRETSON. SECOND ROW: LESLIE HARPER, IRENE FOLSTROM, SAM CLEVELA ROBIN MOREHART, PAULA REED AND DEBBIE HALVORSON. BACK ROW: DARCI SAVAGE, LINDA STANGEL, SEAN MCCARTHY AND SHAWN PEMBERTON. 38 PINE MURMURS STAFF KNEELING: DARLENE HOMER AND KIM LUNDQUIST. FIRST ROW: HEATH HANNINEN, SEAN MCCARTHY, BRENDA HANSON, VANESSA CLEVELAND, KATHY HOLLY, HEATHER DUHR, DEE DEE SWANSON, JODI GRUMMER, HEIDI MINER, JULIE DAVIS, MRS. ENGEBRETSON. SECOND ROW: JOHN BUCHANAN, JEFF FONTANA, CRAIG SEELYE, PHILLIP LARSON, DEBBIE GIESEKE, DANRE BERGERON, NANCY MENKE, PAULA REED. CHALLENGE! FRUSTRATION! REWARDS! SUPREME COURT RULING! THIS YEARS PINE MURMURS' STAFF HAS DEALT WITH ALL OF THE ABOVE AT VARIOUS TIMES. CHALLENGE? CAN WE MASTER THE NEW MACINTOSH COMPUTER PROCESS AND PRINT ALL ISSUES BY THE LASER WRITING METHOD? ALSO, WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO WIN ANOTHER TROPHY FOR BEST NEWSPAPER FOR A SMALL SCHOOL? FRUSTRATION? DEADLINES TO MEET! COMPUTER EXPERT, ERIC LOES, NOT ALWAYS AVAILABLE. WILL WE FINISH BY MIDNIGHT PRESS TIME? REWARDS: WE WON A TROPHY IN SEPTEMBER 87! NEARLY 20 MEMBERS AND ALL ARE DEPENDABLE! MANY COMPLIMENTS ON OUR PROFESSIONAL LOOKING COPY. MORE PAPERS ARE SOLD! NEW RULING: SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS ADMINISTRATOR'S DISCRETION IN WHAT GETS PRINTED. CAN WE LIVE WITH THAT? WE ALWAYS HAVE! THANKS FOR READING PINE MURMURS! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASS METAL CRAFT. 39 INDIAN STUDENT ACTIVITIES INDIAN CLUB - FRONT: NITA RAINEY, ANN CLOUD AND MIKE DAHL. BACK: CARRIE BELLANGER, ALEX TANNER. ROCHELLE BROWN AND DERWIN LOVELACE. OUR INDIAN CLUB HAS HAD A PRETTY GOOD YEAR. WE HAVE EIGHT ACTIVE MEMBERS AND HAVE A FEW MORE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN JOINING. WE HAVE HAD THREE SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISERS WITH THE MONEY NOT ONLY GOING FOR FUN THINGS BUT ALSO IN HELPING OTHERS. THE GOAL OF OUR CLUB IS TO ENCOURAGE OURSELVES AND FELLOW STUDENTS TO BE AWARE OF OUR INDIAN CULTURE AND TO LEARN AS MUCH AS WE CAN FROM OTHERS, ESPECIALLY OUR ELDERS. TO ACHIEVE THIS GOAL, OUR OBJECTIVES ARE: TO ORGANIZE FUNDRAISERS TO DEVELOP LEADERSHIP SKILLS, TO SET UP TRIPS ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL SETTING , AND TO SET UP CULTURAL AWARENESS EDUCATION SESSIONS FOR CLUB MEMBERS. INDIAN CLUB MEMBERS ARE SHOWN WITH ELDERS WHO RECIEVED CANDY DISHES PREPARED BY THE INDIAN CLUB MEMBERS. LEFT TO RIGHT AROUND THE TABLE ARE: IDA CHETFIELD. MIKE DAHL, ROCHELLE BROWN. ANNIE CLOUD, EDITH KING. EDNA WHITE FEATHER, ALEXANDRA TANNER, EVELYN SARGEANT AND EMMA FISHER. 40 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GLADYS M. DROUILLARD, DISTRICT 2 REP., LEECH LAKE R.B.C. VOICE OF THE WOODS DRUM GROUP CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL'S DRUM GROUP, VOICE OF THE WOODS , HAS BEEN ACTIVELY REPRESENTING CASS LAKE-BENA PUBLIC SCHOOLS AT VARIOUS POW-WOWS AND FUNCTIONS OVER THE PAST YEAR. DURING THE POW-WOW SEASON WE TRAVELED EXTENSIVELY THROUGHOUT MINNESOTA AND CANADA WHERE WE WERE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AND ENJOY MANY POW-WOWS AND CEROMONIES OF OUR NATIVE PEOPLES. THIS WAS A ONCE IN A LIFE TIME EXPERIENCE FOR MANY OF US. FUTURE GOALS OF OUR GROUP INCLUDE SUCH THINGS AS GETTING A DANCE GROUP GOING AND TRAVELING TO OTHER SCHOOLS TO PUT ON EXHIBITION POW-WOWS, WHICH WE HOPE TO EDUCATE AND INFORM OTHERS OF OUR CULTURE. LINDA DICK AND AWN BOSWELL- INDIAN CLUB ADVISORS LUANN FRAZER- DRUM GROUP ADVISOR MINNESOTA INDIAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL WAS WELL REPRESENTED AT THIS YEAR'S M.I.E.A. AWARDS CEREMONY IN MINNEAPOLIS. AWARD WINNERS INCLUDE: PRISCILLA FAIRBANKS- OUTSTANDING TEACHER: ARCHIE LAROSE- OUTSTANDING MALE ATHLETE; AUDREY JOURDAIN- OUTSTANDING FEMALE ATHLETE; AND, LESLIE HARPER- OUTSTANDING STUDENT. ALSO PICTURED ARE JUDEE CREP, ACCEPTING AN AWARD FOR CHUCK BEAULIEU- OUTSTANDING PARENT, AND, PRESENTING THE AWARDS, JIM CHASE. 41 PEER HELPER P.I.P. A NEW PROGRAM AT THE CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR IS THE PEER HELPER CLASS AND PIP GROUP. SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS, TAKING THE CLASS FOR CREDIT, INCREASE THEIR SELF-AWARENESS AND PERSONAL GROWTH, IMPROVE THEIR COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND ARE TRAINED AS PEER HELPERS. IN OCTOBER THEY HOSTED A PIP FEST WHICH WAS A WEEKEND RETREAT OR LOCK-IN WITH SIMILAR GOALS. EIGHTEEN STUDENTS FROM CASS LAKE BENA ATTENDED THE FALL PIP FEST. STUDENTS ATTENDED PIP FESTS AT OTHER SCHOOLS THIS SPRING. THE PEER HELPER CLASS WORKED WITH THE SADD CHAPTER TO PROMOTE THE NORTH STAR CHALLENGE WHICH FOCUSED ON COOPERATIVE EFFORTS BETWEEN THE SCHOOL AND THE COMMUNITY EFFORTS TO DEVELOP PREVENTIVE PROGRAMS FOR CHEMICAL USE AND ABUSE. RISA AND BECKY SWINGING TO THE BEAT OF THE MUSIC. FRONT ROW: MISSY GEORGE, KIM LUNDQUIST, LINDA STANGEL, SHERRY SAMPSON, DARLENE HOMER AND LORI CLARK. BACK ROW: RISA SHERER, AUDREY JOURDAIN, ALANA GROSS, LAURIE JOHNSON, MRS. COMSTOCK, LESLIE HARPER, ROBERT BEDTKE, RONDA HUNTER, JENNY HOUGH, PAULA REIMER AND TRACY REIMER. 42 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY R D TIRE S.A.D.D ■DRINKING AND DRIVING CAN KILL A FRIENDSHIP” THIS YEARS S.A.D.D. CHAPTER HAS SPONSORED ACTIVITIES AND A LYCEUM TO HELP PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE DECISIONS CONCERNING DRINKING AND DRIVING. THE MAJOR GOALS FOR THE YEAR WERE TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP, HELP PROMOTE THE NORTH STAR CHALLENGE, AND TO HOLD A POST PROM PARTY AS A CHEMICAL FREE ALTERNATIVE. FRONT ROW: SHERRY SAMPSON, BECKY MACHART, RONDA HUNTER, ROBERT BEDTKE, LINDA STANGEL TRACY REIMER, ANGIE KOLKIN AND ANGIE SCHROEDER. BACK ROW: BRENDA DAHL, RHONDA PENCE, JENNIE HOUGH, CINDY TREICHEL, KIM LUNDQUIST, SHERYL GRUMMER, TRACY SCHWARTZ AND MRS. COMSTOCK. F.H.A. THE MAIN PURPOSE OF FHA IS TO PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL GROWTH AND DEVELOP YOUTH LEADERSHIP. AS DIST. IV PRESIDENT, KIM LUNDQUIST ATTENDED THE NATIONAL MEETING IN WASHINGTON, D.C. FOUR LOCAL OFFICERS, LORI CLARK, PAM WITTNER, LESLIE HARPER AND ANDY RAMSEY, ATTENDED LEADERSHIP TRAINING IN MILWAUKEE AND MANY STUDENTS COMPETED IN AAE'S AT THE SPRING MEETING. STUDENTS WHO WON GOLD MEDALS AT DISTRICTS ADVANCED TO STATE COMPETITION. FHA'ERS PROMOTED FHA WEEK, FEB. 8-14, AND HAVE WORKED WITH OTHER SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS TO GET A TEEN CENTER OPENED FOR CASS LAKE BENA STUDENTS. FRONT ROW: RHONDA PENCE, BRENDA DAHL, KENDRA WOLD, TIM REIPLINGER, LINDA STANGEL, ANDY RAMSEY, TONY COLLER AND DAREN STANGEL. BACK ROW: KIM LUNDQUIST, NINA AITKEN, SHELLY FOSTER, IRENE FOLSTROM, LORI CLARK, PAM WITTNER, KARI HAYNES, MRS. COMSTOCK, CONAN MATTHEWS AND KEVIN TORGESON. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY L M SUPPLY 43 KNOWLEDGE BOWL HIGH SCHOOL TEAM - FRONT ROW: JODI GRUMMER, JULIE MELLEMA, DIONE REMUS, SUSAN LUNDY, JULIE DAVIS, DARLENE HOMER AND JAMES LOUKS. BACK ROW: SEAN MCCARTHY, HEATH HANNINEN, JOHN BUCHANAN, CRAIG SEELYE, MR. KNUDSON, PHIL LARSON AND JEFF FONTANA. KNOWLEDGE BOWL IS AN INTER-SCHOLASTIC ACADEMIC COMPETITION SIMILAR TO THE G.E. COLLEGE BOWL. TEAMS MUST RESPOND TO QUESTIONS BY FIRST -BUZZING-IN ON A TOUCH SENSITIVE STRIP CONNECTED TO A COMPUTER. THE FIRST TEAM ’IN’ HAS 15 SECONDS TO DISCUSS WHAT THE REMAINDER OF THE UNFINISHED QUESTION MAY BE, AND COME UP WITH THE PROPER ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION. THE QUESTIONS ARE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT AND TRUE TEAM COOPERATION IS NEEDED. CASS LAKE'S KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAM WENT ALL THE WAY TO STATE COMPETITION IN ITS FIRST YEAR AND THIS YEAR'S TEAM SHOULD BE EQUALLY AWESOME! JUNIOR HIGH TEAM - FRONT ROW: PENNY WITTNER, SHELLY FOSTER AND LORI CLARK. SECOND ROW: MIRANDA LATOURELLE, TAMMY BOBROWSKY, BETSY LARSON, ERIN LATOURELLE AND DARCILOEWE. BACK ROW: MR. KNUDSON AND JESSICA LATOURELLE. 44 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DOT'S 371 CAFE FOOT8ALL PLAYERS AND COACHES LOOK HAPPY FOLLOWING A VICTORIOUS HOMECOMING WITH WALKER. THE FINAL SCORE WAS 8-2! NICE JOG GUYS! SCHOOL DIST. 115 HAS A NEW FOOTBALL STADIUM THIS YEAR WHICH WAS DEDICATED TO WILLIAM BROEKEMEJERON SEPT. 25. 1987. ori' CLHS 12 ADA. 06 20 WOT-I-MAC 30 22 TTARROAD 06 02 WALKER (MOM ZOOMING) 08 20 PDTE RIYIR 08 03 NORTHLAND 18 34 DIIR RIVER 08 30 EL ACER TICK 06 00 2LAYOFF GAME WARROAD 23 THIS YEARS HOMECOMING GAME WAS A SPECIAL GAME FOR PLAYERS AND SPECTATORS ALIKE AS IT WAS ONLY THE SECOND GAME PLAYED ON THE NEWLY DEDICATED WILLIAM BROKEMEIER FIELD. THE TEAM MAY NOT HAVE WON EVERY GAME, BUT THEY ALWAYS PLAYED TOUGH AND GAVE IT THEIR BEST SHOT. THEY CAN BE PROUD! —COACH DAVE SKEIM 46 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY IMAGE PHOTOGRAPHY. Strenuous daily practices separate players from the rest of the pack Players Give Best Effort JUDD STOKES LED THE TEAM WITH OVER 1,000 YARDS RUSHING AND MOST TACKLES ON DEFENSE. DEFENSIVE CAPTAIN BILL CONNOR'S PRESENCE ON BOTH DEFENSE AND AT QUARTERBACK ON OFFENSE WILL ALSO BE DIFFICULT TO REPLACE. —COACH RON MILBRANDT THE PANTHER FOOTBALL TEAM WAS SURPRISED BY A TOUGH ADA TEAM AND LOST THE FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON. THE LOSS SEEMED TO TOUGHEN THE SQUAD BECAUSE THEY DEFEATED WIN-E-MAC, WALKER, AND LOST A CLOSE GAME TO HIGHLY RATED WARROAD. THE PANTHERS COULD NOT DEFEAT DEER RIVER, BLACKDUCK OR PINE RIVER, BUT DID A FINE JOB AGAINST REMER. THE PANTHERS HAD AN UP AND DOWN YEAR AND SEEMED TO BE ONE OR TWO PLAYS AWAY FROM WINNING SEVERAL MORE GAMES AND THE CONFERENCE. SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL- FRONT ROW MIKE CLARENCE PEOUETTE, KEVIN ELLIS. PAUL KORNEZOS. ARCHIE LAROSE. CHAD BROWN. DEL THOMPSON. JOHN BUCHANAN. ERICJACKSON MATTHEWS. SHANE COSS. JIM CHASE. TIM THIRD ROW: COACHES DAVE SKIEM AND RON REIPLINGER. MIKE MASTEN. SCOTT STAPLES. MILBRANOT. ERIC REED. JUDO STOKES. DAVE JIM DETWILER. JEFF FRAZER SECONO ROW WITTNER. BILL CONNOR. RICK STAPLES. BRUCE MARK ENGEBRETSON, JEFF FONTANA, HEATH DAHL. DAVE JONES. ERIC KIRBY. SHAAWN TOWN. HANNINEN, RANDY MOREHART, MIKE JONES. CHARLES HUMPI«EY. COACH-JERRY CLEVELAND THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BEV'S BEAUTY SALON. 47 Rappin' 7th and 8th graders, Todd Clawson, Sam Cleveland and Pat Engebretson entertain during the homecoming skits. Cheerieaoer Tina Allen shows a move that is all her own! Oooh, look at the legs on those seventh graders. King Judd Stokes and Queen Jennie Reimer cruise mainstreet in the homecoming parade. 46 COMING ROYALTY King Judd Stokes' major goal is gradu- ting on June 2. His favorite activities are weight lifting, water skiing, wrest- ling and football. He plans to make the best of his life and future. Judd's man- ager was Kim Lundquist. Queen Jennie Reimer plans to go to Alex Vo-Tech after graduation. However, first she wants to make it to Germany this Spring. Her hobbies include traveling, water skiing and being with friends. Her manager was Dave Wittner. QUEEN CANDIDATES Left to right - Tami Clawson, Nancy Menke, Brenda Hanson and Laurie Harper. H 0 M E Candidates and Managers Front left to right - Tami Clawson, Eric Reed, Brenda Hanson, Mark Engebretson, Nancy Menke, Judd Stokes, Laurie Harper, Rick Staples, Jennie Reimer and Paul Pemberton. Back left to right - DanRe Bergeron, Julie Davis Heather Duhr, Missy George, Heath Hanninen, Dee Dee Swanson, Sean McCarthy, Kim Lundquist, Ken Fox, Val Reyes, Dave Wittner and Darlene Homer. KING CANDIDATES Left to right - Paul Pemberton, Eric Reed, Rick Staples and Mark Engebretson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front - Paula Reed. Back left to right - Jodi Grummer, Kim Goss, Darlene Homer, Julie Davis, Kim Lundquist, Dee Dee Swanson. Chris Gustafson seems to thoroughly enjoy making a mess of Mr. Leet's face! QB CDD 02 I ID 4 Final victorious score! This seems to be a casual moment during the homecoming game for Becki Budreau, Queen Jennie Reimer, Chris Rubin and Mindy Matthews. PANTHER BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM - FRONT: MANAGERS: ANGIE HEADBIRD, TAMI CLAWSON, PAULA REIMER, KIM LUNDQUIST AND CINDY JACKSON. SECOND ROW: RICHARD NORTHBIRD, MIKE KORNEZOS, MARK ENGEBRETSON, KEN FOX, RICK STAPLES AND DANE SCHROEDER. THIRD ROW: RUSS SMITH, RICH PETERSON, KEVIN ELLIS, ERIC JACKSON, CHAD BROWN, DAN STAPLES, PAUL PEMBERTON, JOE PEMBERTON AND COACH PARKER. JUNIOR VARSITY - FIRST ROW: JIM CHASE, SHANE COSS, CASEY MCCARTHY, SCOTT STAPLES, JEFF FRAZER AND LENNY BELLECOURT. SECOND ROW: RUSS SMITH, TROY COOPER, MARK WOKASCH, JOE JOURDAIN, RON NORTHBIRD, JORDAN KINGBIRD AND MIKE TROSEN. JUNIOR HIGH - FIRST ROW: KEIG COSS, AARON WEBER, GREG LOVELACE, KEVIN TORGESON, MIKE MELLEMA, DAVID NORTHBIRD, KYLE ERICKSON, DERWIN LOVELACE, DENNIS HARRISON, PAT ENGEBRETSON, DOUG DAY, JAMES LITTLEWOLF, GILBERT LITTLEWOLF AND AL NARANJO. SENIOR PLAYERS DANE SCHROEDER, MARK ENGEBRETSON, PAUL PEMBERTON, KEN FOX AND RICK STAPLES. THE CASS LAKE BOVS' BASKETBALL TEAM OPENED THE 1987-88 SEASON WITH HIGH EXPECTATIONS. THE PANTHERS, DEFENDING CONFERENCE CHAMPS, RETURNED WITH FIVE SENIORS, TWO OF WHOM WERE STARTERS LAST YEAR. THEY INCLUDED PAUL PEMBERTON AND RICK STAPLES. LAST YEAR'S JUNIOR TRANSFER KENNY FOX AND SENIORS MARK ENGEBRETSON AND DANE SCHROEDER WERE COUNTED ON HEAVILY FOR CONTRIBUTIONS DURING THE YEAR. ROUNDING OUT THIS YEARS SQUAD ARE JUNIORS, DANNY STAPLES, RICH NORTHBIRDAND, SOPHOMORES, JOE PEMBERTON, KEVIN ELLIS, CHAD BROWN, MIKE KORNEZOS AND ERIC JACKSON. INJURIES AND ILLNESS HAVE PLAGUED THE PANTHERS ALL YEAR LONG. NOT ABLE TO HAVE THE SAME STARTING FIVE, GAME IN AND GAME OUT, HAMPERED THE TEAM'S SUCCESS. BUT, COACH CARL PARKER BELIEVES HIS SQUAD HAS MET THE CHALLENGE. STRESSING REBOUNDING AND TEAM DEFENSE, THE PANTHERS HAVE KEPT THEMSELVES IN MANY BALL GAMES. THEIR ABILITY TO EXECUTE OFFENSE AND SCORE CONSISTENTLY WAS A FACTOR IN THE TEAMS SUCCESS. COACH PARKER ALSO NOTES ANOTHER FACTOR IN THE TEAMS SUCCESS. IT HAS BEEN YOU, THE FANS, AND THE SUPPORT YOU HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE TEAM THAT HAS ENABLED OUR SUCCESS AS A TEAM. 51 GIRLS PANTHER BASKETBALL VARSITY GIRLS - FRONT ROW: KATHY HOLLY, HEATHER DUHR, BARB GEISEKE, LAURIE HARPER AND MISSY GEORGE. BACK ROW: COACH DUHR, BRENDA HANSON, JULIE BUBAR, AUDREY JOURDAIN, ANGIE JONES AND NEALE DUHR. JUNIOR VARSITY - FRONT ROW: ANGIE KOLKIN, DANELLE SAVAGE, LINDA STANGEL, VANESSA CLEVELAND AND PENNY WITTNER. BACK ROW: ROBIN MOREHART, ANGIE JONES, TRACY SCHWARTZ, NINA AITKEN, SHERYL GRUMMER, NEALE DUHR AND COACH SAND. JUNIOR HIGH - FIRST ROW: MICHELLE KOLKIN, COLLETTA, BENSON, JENNY ELLIS AND JENNY KORNEZOS. SECOND ROW: JENNIE WARD, IRENE FOLSTROM, DARCI SAVAGE, SHELLY FOSTER, HEIDI SHEPARD AND ANDRIA RIGGLES. BACK ROW: SHEILA NORTHBIRD, COACH BENSON, CAMI STANGEL, SHAWN PEMBERTON, NITA RAINEY, CARRIE BELLANGER, COACH TIM 52 TROSEN AND VICKI NORTHBIRD. CHEERLEADERS - ANGIE SCHROEDER, KIM SISSON, HEIDI WOSIKA, TEARA COOPER, MELANIE ANDERSON AND WENDY ELLIS. WITH A VETERAN CAST RETURNING, THE PANTHERS LOOKED FORWARD TO A GOOD YEAR. AFTER AN EXPECTED SLOW START, THE PANTHERS SOLIDIFIED AS A TEAM RIGHT AFTER THE CHRISTMAS BREAK. THEY STARTED TO PLAY TOGETHER AS A TEAM AND POSTED AN IMPRESSIVE LIST OF WINS. WITH THIS TEAM ORIENTED, HARD-WORKING TYPE OF PLAY THE PANTHERS SHOULD BE A CONTENDER FOR DISTRICT CHAMPION HONORS. SENIOR PLAYERS BRENDA HANSON AND LAURIE HARPER AUDREY JOURDAIN AND ANGIE JONES LISTEN TO COACH DUHR DURING A TIME-OUT. SCOREBOARD CLHS 28 LITTLEFORK 63 CLHS 21 GREENWAY 52 CLHS 41 WALKER 42 CLHS 57 BAGLEY 36 CLHS 76 RED LAKE 41 CLHS 41 DEER RIVER 62 CLHS 49 CLEARWATER 43 CLHS 53 BLACKDUCK 45 CLHS 62 AKELEY 29 CLHS 52 LITTLEFORK 49 CLHS 60 BAGLEY 49 CLHS 64 LAPORTE 37 CLHS 36 WALKER 46 CLHS 41 PINE RIVER 59 ' THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE PIONEER ADVERTISER OF BEMIDJI. 53 VOLLEYBALL TAKES DISTRICTS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: MANAGER, BARB GIESEKE; LAURIE HARPER, KATHY HOLLY, NANCY MENKE AND DARLENE HOMER. BACK ROW: NEALE DUHR, MISSY GEORGE, JULIE BUBAR, AUDREY JOURDAIN, BRENDA HANSON, HEATHER DUHR AND COACH HOMER. DISTRICT CASS LAKE VS CLEARBROOK 3-0 CASS LAKE VS PARK RAPIDS 3-1 CASS LAKE VS WALKER 3-2 REGION FOURTH PLACE THE VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM ENDED THE SEASON WITH A 24-5 RECORD AND A FOURTH PLACE FINISH IN REGION 8A. THE PANTHERS ADDED FOUR MORE TROPHIES TO THE CASE WITH TWO TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS IN THE REGULAR SEASON, A RUNNER-UP IN THE CONFERENCE AND THE DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP. 54 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY ORV'S SEARS CATALOG STORE, WALKER. COACH NETTIE HOMER LOOKS AS IF SHE IS HIDING THE VOLLEYBALL! WE LATER FOUND OUT IT WAS NOT A BOUNCING BALL BUT A BOUNCING, BABY GIRL, BRITTANY. JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: MELANIE ANDERSON, LORI CLARK, PAULA REIMER AND LESLIE HARPER. BACK ROW: COACH IRWIN, NINA AITKIN, ANGIE JONES, ROBIN MOREHART, VANESSA CLEVELAND AND ANITRA BENSON. VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD CASS LAKE VS BAGLEY 3-0 CASS LAKE VS AKELEY 3-0 CASS LAKE VS PARK RAPIDS 3-1 CASS LAKE VS BLACKDUCK 3-0 CASS LAKE VS LITTLEFORK 2-3 CASS LAKE VS GREENWAY 3-1 CASS LAKE VS NEVIS 3-0 CASS LAKE VS PINE RIVER 3-2 CASS LAKE VS CLEARBROOK 3-0 CASS LAKE VS WALKER 3-1 CASS LAKE VS INDUS 3-0 CASS LAKE VS FOSSTON 3-2 CASS LAKE VS LA PORTE 3-0 TOURNAMENTS PEQUOTTOURNAMENT FIRST PLACE CASS LAKE TOURNAMENT FIRST PLACE VIRGINIA TOURNAMENT FOURTH PLACE THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FOURNIER LOGGING. 56 SENIOR CO-CAPTIANS SEAN MCCARTHY AND JUDD STOKES SPENT MUCH OF THIS YEARS SEASON SIDE-LINED WITH INJURIES! MCCARTHY SUFFERED A BROKEN ANKLE WHILE ROLLER SKATING JUST BEFORE THE FIRST MATCH OF THE YEAR AND RETURNED FOR THE LAST FEW WEEKS AND TOURNAMENTS. STOKES WAS 3-1 EARLY IN THE SEASON BEFORE MISSING SEVERAL WEEKS WITH A KNEE INJURY. BOTH CAPTAINS HOPE TO FINISH THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS IN GOOD FASHION IN THE TOURNAMENTS. THE RETURN OF THIS PAIR OF VETERANS GAVE A BIG BOOST TO A SUCCESSFUL YOUNG SQUAD IN THE 1987-88 DUAL MEET SEASON WITH A CHANCE TO FINISH ABOVE 500% FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FIVE YEARS. -COACH CLEVELAND t 4 VARSITY WRESTLING -FRONT ROW: MANAGER, J.D. SCHMID. FIRST ROW: KEEVIN LOSH, GREG CHRISTOPHERSON, JERRY BERGERON, DEL MATTHEWS, BILL MOLASH AND KENNY RAINES. BACK ROW: KEVIN MILBRANDT, CLARENCE PEQUETTE, ROBERT BEDTKE, HEATH HANNINEN, SEAN MCCARTHY, DAVE JONES AND JUDD STOKES. JR. VARSITY WRESTLING - FRONT ROW: CONAN MATTHEWS, DAREN STANGEL, PAT FOSTER, SAM CLEVELAND, TODD CLAWSON AND DUSTIN HANNINEN. BACK ROW: JIM HYDE, CLAYTON RAINEY, JIM FOSTER, HENRY MOLASH, CRAIG SEELYE, ARCHIE LAROSE AND TIM REIPLINGER. THE VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS, KIM GOSS, DEE DEE SWANSON, RONDA HUNTER, JODI GRUMMER AND ANGI RAINES, PROVIDE AN ABUNDANCE OF SPIRIT AND ENTHUSIASM FOR THE WRESTLING TEAM AND SPECTATORS ALIKE. NICE WORK GIRLS! JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM - GINGER RAINES AND HOLLY SAMPSON. TOP - AUTUMN LAGARDE. WRESTLING COACHES, RON MILBRANDT AND JERRY CLEVELAND, PROVIDED THE TEAM WITH THE COACHING AND LEADERSHIP ABILITY NECESSARY TO PRODUCE A WINNING TEAM! THE END RESULT IS A TEAM WE CAN ALL BE PROUD OF! WRESTLING AT CASS LAKE HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEARS TEAM BEGAN TASTING SOME SUCCESS AS A RESULT OF ALOT OF HARD WORK BY A DEDICATED GROUP OF WRESTLERS. EARLY WINS OVER BAGLEY, OKLEE, AND PINE RIVER HELPED TURN THE TIDE FOR THE GRAPPLERS WHO CONTINUE TO IMPROVE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS IN THE WIN COLUMN INCLUDED KEEVIN LOSH, GREG CHRISTOPHERSON, DEL MATTHEWS AND HEATH HANNINEN. JUDD STOKES MISSED MUCH OF THE SEASON DUE TO AN INJURY BUT IS STILL ONE OF THE HOPEFULS AT TOURNAMENT TIME. ONLY SENIORS JUDD STOKES, BILL MOLASH AND SEAN MCCARTHY WILL GRADUATE AND NEXT YEARS SQUAD WILL SET THEIR TEAM GOALS EVEN HIGHER. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WHISPERING PINES MOTEL. 57 TEAM MAKES GOOD SHOWING A successful hand-off can make f he difference befween a win or loss. Dione Remus passes the baton to Paula Reimer in a race to the finish line. Much practice is dedicated to the passing of the baton because valuable time can be lost with a dropped baton. A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION PAYS OFF FOR PANTHERS THERE WERE FIFTY STUDENTS OUT FOR TRACK DURING THE 1986-87 SEASON. OUT OF THESE FIFTY PEOPLE MANY COMPETED AT DISTRICTS AND FIFTEEN ADVANCED ONTO REGIONALS. THE C.L.H.S. TRACK TEAM ALSO COMPETED AT TRUE STATE FOR THE FIRST TIME. THE GIRLS' TEAM PLACED SECOND OUT OF SIXTEEN TEAMS AND ADVANCED TO ST. CLOUD, PLACING EIGHTH. THIS WAS AN IMPRESSIVE SHOWING, CONSIDERING THE SIZE OF THE OTHER SCHOOLS IN THE COMPETITION. LAST YEAR WAS THE FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS THAT BOYS FROM C.L.H.S. MADE IT TO REGIONS. THE GIRLS ALSO CONTINUED THEIR SEVEN-YEAR REIGH AS CONFERENCE CHAMPS! A SPECIAL THANKS GOES OUT TO ALL OF THE PARENTS FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND SUPPORT. WITH A LOT OF WORK, THE 1987-88 TRACK SEASON CAN AND SURELY WILL BE MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN EVER BEFORE. CONGRATULATIONS PANTHER TRACKSTERS AND BEST OF LUCK FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS! BY DIONE REMUS AND SUSAN LUNDY GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: BETSY LARSON, VICKI DRAHEIM, SHAWN PEMBERTON, NIKKI HEGLAND, VAL ELLIS, DIONE REMUS, ROBIN MOREHART, ANGIE JONES. SECOND ROW: LESLIE HARPER, SHEILA NORTHBIRD, JENNIE WARD, VICKI NORTHBIRD, ANDRIA RIGGLES. BACK ROW: PAULA REIMER, TONYA EIDSMOE, NEALE DUHR, AUDREY JOURDAIN, KATHY HOLLY, SUSAN LUNDY, KARI HAYNES, PATIENCE DUHR, JULIE MELLEMA. HOLLY. BACK ROW: COACH PARKER, MIKE JONES. BRUCE DAHL. PHIL LARSON, COREY LUNDQUIST, PAUL THOMPSON. VAL ELLIS, LESLIE HARPER AND SHAWN PEMBERTON ENJOY A LEISURELY MOMENT DURING A TRACK MEET OF THE 1986-87 SEASON. BOYS'TRACK TEAM: FRONT: KEN FOX; FIRST ROW: GREG CHRISTOPHERSON, JOHN BUCHANAN, MIKE MASTEN, BRETT LUNDQUIST. JEFF TRACK SCOREBOARD TRUE STATE CROOKSTON 2ND PLACE ST CLOUD 8TH PLACE GIRLS NQRTHWQQPS SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPS DISTRICTS GIRLS - 4TH PLACE BASEBALL 86-87 Varsity Front left to right - John Homer, Chris Pemberton, Rich Bennett, Eric Reed, Joel Pemberton, Paul Pemberton, Dan Staples. Back left to right - John Dick, Clayton Rainey, Mark Engebretson, Jeff Fontana, Chris Gustafson, Chad Brown, Kevin Ellis, Mike Kornezos, Eric Jackson, Coach Art Smith. Junior Varsity Kneeling - Rodney Northbird. Front left to right - Jim Chase, Alex Naranjo, Jerry Cleveland, Steve Moe, Dean Jourdain. Back left to right - Coach Russ Smith, Mike Mellema, Kevin Milbrandt, Troy Cooper, Del Mathews, Jim Detwiler, Jim Foster. CASS LAKE POWER TEAM WITH THE ADDITION OF THE WEIGHT ROOM AND WEIGHT TRAINING CLASSES IN THE CURRICULUM THIS YEAR, WE ALSO ENTERED INTO POWER LIFTING COMPETITION. ALL OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE FIRST POWER LIFTING COMPETITION HELD AT BEMIDJI DID VERY WELL WITH JUDD STOKES. BILL MOLASH. DUSTIN HANNINEN AND MELANIE ANDERSON ALL PLACING FIRST AND RECIEVING TROPHYS. CHRIS GUSTAFSON PLACED THIRD AND RECEIVED A MEDAL AND TRACEY REIMER PLACED FOURTH AND RECEIVED A RIBBON. WE WILL PROBABLY ATTEND ABOUT SIX MEETS THIS YEAR WITH MORE CASS LAKE COMPETITORS JOINING THE TEAM AS THE SPORT PROGRESSES. PICTURED ARE THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE FIRST POWER LIFTING COMPETITION ATTENDED BY THE CASS LAKE POWER TEAM. FRONT: DUSTIN HANNINEN AND BILL MOLASH. MIDDLE: JUDD STOKES. TRACEY REIMER AND CHRIS GUSTAFSON. BACK: COACH LABRAATEN AND MELANIE ANDERSON. MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS 7-12 BOTH MALE AND FEMALE. AuBMlC • � - Jm. -M ■■■ AUDREY JOURDAIN IS WORKING OUT ON THE LEG PRESS TO MAKE HER MORE AWESOME ON THE VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL COURTS. DEBBIE HALVORSON BEGINS AT A SAFE WEIGHT ON THE BENCH PRESS. 62 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASS LAKE TIMES. INDIAN EDUCATION STAFF FRONT: KAREN FINEDAY - PERSONAL GROWTH COORDINATOR; PRISCILLA FAIRBANKS - OJIBWE LANGUAGE CULTURE INSTRUCTOR; LINDA DICK - SEC. TUTOR; DEB CAMERON - BOOKKEEPER; JUDY HANKS - DIRECTOR. BACK ROW: JERRY BUCKANAGA- CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; KAY JACKSON - POST-HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATION PROGRAM; MIKE SCHMID - INDIAN STUDIES INSTRUCTOR. MISSING: DORIS JONES - COMMUNITY HEALTH COORDINATOR; DIANNE MCKENZIE - OJIBWE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE AIDE; ALAN BOSWELL - POST-HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATION PROGRAM. PERSONAL ADS % JULIE, THANKYOU FOR ALL THE JOY THAT YOU HAVE GIVEN US! LOVE, MOM DAD Stacey, Gimino-izhiwebiy. gikendaasoyan gaye. Gidapiitenimigoo gidinawemaaganag. Congratulations! I WOULD LIKE TO THANK MY FRIENDS FOR BEING THERE WHEN I NEEDED SOMEONE TO TALK TOO. ALSO, THANKS TO THE TEACHERS WHO HAD TO PUT UP WITH ME AND WHO HELPED MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR ME TO GRADUATE. FINALLY, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANKS TO MY PARENTS (WHO I LOVE VERY MUCH!). LOVE, A FRIEND, STUDENT, AND DAUGHTER, RHONDA PENCE 63 MARLYN P. STORM, D. D. S. PRACTICE LIMITED TD ORTHODONTICS Telephone 751 3674 Woodland Professional Building 1421 Bemidji Ave. Bemidji, MN 66601 218 335-2445 CASS LAKE BUILDING CENTER HWY. 2 WEST Cass Lake. MN 56633 AAZZEE'S AUTO SALVAGE RT.3 BOX 764 BEMIDJI, MN. 751-7260 CLAWSON i CONSTRUCTION KENNETH CLAWSON RT I BOK 357 CASS LAKE PH.218 335-2317 MATTSON FINN ATTORNEYS AT LAW P O. BOX 310 Walker, MN r «4H4 LEECH LAKE BINGO PALACE •Lm Vega - tyle bingo every tt'ed.-Fri -Sal -Sun. mgliiw Bingo Hoi Lmr 1-800 228 6676 LEECH LAKE WILD RICE CHE-WA-KA-E-GON GIFT SHOP •Handmade Nulitr American crafcv. arluiwl. beaded jmdrv. and moif AKAEGON LEECH LAKE LANDFILL Phone 335 2171 CHE-WA-KA-E-GON RESTAURANT •Breakfast. Lum It. Dinner m « ii day a u eck — Supjun Special . Thursday-Sunday Try Ojibae fry Im-ad of add rice pancakes fur an eaira-tperial treat Phone 335 2589 CHE-WA-KA-E-GON MINI MARKE1 •Gr of et iev-Berr -Milk •Auto MYmorin •Your onr-ttop vlioppoig need •Bulk fuel deliveries •SeV-krrte dtevel furl, qav Phone 335 8N27 Highway 2 • Cass Lake, Minnesota 64 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES IN MEMORY OF FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GEORGE V. GOODWIN THE MINNESOTA CHIPPEWA TRIBE WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1988. THE MINNESOTA CHIPPEWA TRIBE rAMERICAN LEGION JACK KIMBALL POST 284 Monday — Saturday HOURS: 2:00 p.m. — 1:00 a.m. Cass Lake, Minnesota CASS LAKE CLINIC Open Monday through Friday 8:00 - 5:00 335-2559 Mark S. Becker, M.D. Diamond Lil’s BAR S, LOUNGE of CASS LAKE PHONE: 335-6780 HOOKS HORSESHOE LODGE JOHN GEN WE SELL THE BEST” AUTO SALES SERVICE CASS LAKE, MN. Jet. Hwy. 371 200 Walker, MN. 56484 NEW FOR 1988 heated indoor pool sauna RESORT 335-2480 Clean Modern Carpeted Lakeside Cottages—Large Boats-New Motors in 84—Boat Harbor—Lodge with Game Room— Laundromat—Free Use of Canoes, Paddleboat, Sailboat. TV’s— Children’s Activities Rl gleA TRANSPORT “3 218-335-2330 P 0 go 417 Motor Coach Charter School Highway 371 South Bus Service Cass Lake. MN 56633 Telephone 335-6S22 KELL E. LOVELL. D.D.S. Office hours box 366 BY APPOINTMENT CASS LAKE. MINNESOTA 56633 218-335-2316 OFF. SOll SI Of 218-751-8203 HOME Marina darryl larson OUTBOARD SERVICE CO RT. 3. BOX 79 CASS LAKE. MN 56633 COMPLETE MARINE FACILITY BOATS - MOTORS - TRAILERS - RENTALS STORAGE - REPAIR - ESTIMATES pepsi. THG CHOICE OF A NCW generation: Portrait Family Photo D Nei Bottling, Inc. |pEJP� J £ RON BERRY WALKER, MN 56484 - 1 2 mi. South of Y - 547-3150 CONGRATULATIONS ”88” GRADS BEAULIEU'S STANDARD STATION GROC., GAS, VIDEO'S, ETC. BENA, MN. 67 GREAT PLAINS GAS CASS LAKE DAIRY QUEEN DOWNTOWN CASS LAKE NATIONAL PROPANF CORPORATION 333-231)2 BURGERS FRIES CHICKEN PLUS ALL YOUR SUPER BULK AND CYLINDER DELIVERIES ALSO BOTTLE FILLING FISH Phone 218 246 8181 BRAZIER FOOD 335-2408 DQ TREATS THE HAIR HOUSE C.aixoCC unziaC c fomt DEER RIVER. MINNESOTA 56636 (FORMERLY MR. TOM'S COIFFURES) 335-8885 LATEST IN CUTS STYLES FOR GUYS GALS STEPHEN GROSSELL. Director Cass Lake Mini Mart Union 76 Open 7-11 Seven days a week 335-2027 Manager: Humbert Resendiz ASK FOR NINA KAROL OR GINNIE DENNY'S RESORT LOCATED ON LAKE WINNIEIGOSHISH BENA, MINNESOTA 56626 UP WHERE YOU GET THE BIG ONES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88 RICHARD AND ARVILLA WITTNER'S SCHOOL BUS SERVICE ROUTE 1, BOX 84 CASS LAKE, MN. 68 CHSS LAKE compfliiY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE P.O. BOX 120 CASS LAKE MN. 56633 PHONE: 335 - 2473 OR 335- 6666 L M OIL COMPLETE CAR SERVICE MOTOR OIL GREASE CALL US FOR YOUR HEATING OIL 335-2274 TEAL'S 335-2249 FREE POPCORN CLEM GOSS PHONE: 335-6551 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 A.M. - 11 P.M. IN STORE BAKERY FRESH MEAT AND PRODUCE You Have a lot more going for you with Hank. Vi wini YiV7 i 69 LEECH LAKE RESERURTION, CRSS LAKE, MN. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OE 1988 CASS LAKE SENIOR CITIZEN ASSOCIATION LITTLE VENICE OF THE NORTH STONY POINT RESORT CANAL HOUSE SUPPER CLUB AP AOVIO CAM PC ROUND @ TRAILER PARK AND CAMPGROUND 'On Beautiful Cass Lake Mod. Housekeeping Cottages And Trailer Hookups Recreation Hall Safe, Sandy Bathing Beach Somfyark CAMPSITES, TABLES, FIREPLACES WATER, LIGHTS 4 SEWER 2,000 FT. BOAT HARBOR HOME OF THE WALLEYED PIKE CASS LAKE For Informotlon Writ� : Ron 4 Del Gingelhoff, Proprietor Box 518 C $J Lake, Mlnn tot 5663J PH. 335-6311 OR 1-600-332-63M CASS LAKE LAUNDROMAT WISHES THE CLASS OF “88 THE BEST. INDIAN EDUCATION PROGRAM nTDIPEHDKHT SCKOOI DISTRICT 115 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES SPONSORED BY : CASS LAKE-BEN A LOCAL INDIAN EDUCATION COMMITTEE, INC. 70 BSU UPWARD BOUND ! PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION a h £ CARE ABOUT KIDS'1 WE TAKE VOUR FUTURE SERIOUSLY. THE P.T.A. REGULARY SPONSORS: SEE VOUR COUNSELOR TODAY. THE BOOK FAIR THE HOMECOMING BONFIRE THE SPELLING BEE EUND RAISERS EOR SCHOOL MINNOWS OF ALL KINDS A SIZES LICENSES — WILD RICE — CONFECTIONS EQUIPMENI LeRoy’s Minnows Inc. LaRoy and Batty EIlls, Props. LOCATED AT THE JUNCTION OF HIGHWAYS 2 A 371 All Our Minnows Ara Ouarantaad To Catch Fish Or Dia Trying THE P.T.A. ALSO SUPPORTS : THE SCHOOL PATROL ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL FINGERPRINTING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STORE AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK SCHOOL SPORTS Cos Lsks, Minn. 56433 — Fhon� (111) 335-4541 t fce first JfratiotiaJ JSattfe H Since 1902 CHIPPEWA PHRASE - BE-DOON (Bring It Here) SIIOO-NE-YAII (Money) Cass iaks, 4®litm sota 56633 NEW DRIVE-IN FACILITY PHONIC 335-6666 71 m BemkJji State University INDIAN STUDENT SERVICES PROGRAM DON DAY, DIRECTOR TAWANA FAIRBANKS. COUNSELOR SANFORD HAL L ROOMS 16 18 BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY BEMIDJI, MN. 56601 (218) 755-2032 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES (gtamtt’s pizza 11 You've Tried the Rest, Now Get the Best Enjoy Meeting Your Friends at Gianni's Alter the Game! Phone 335-2090 Cass Lake, MN 1 Vi Miles West on Hiway 2 335-28841 Home Cooking Our Specialty Italian Beef Sausage Great Burgers - Homemade Buns Homemade Chili Fries Eat Here or Take Out 72 IHOUSI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 88 FROM THE LEECH LAKE RESERVATION WAYNE LINDA WARD BENNETT OIL CO. FUEL OIL GASOLINE MOTOR OIL GREASES CALL 335-2905 PROMPT DELIUERV WANDA KEN BENNETT THANKS TO ALL OF THESE FINE SPONSORS, THE COSTOFYOUR ANNUAL IS ONLYHAT.F OF THE COST OF PRINTING IT. PLEASE SUPPORT THEM I L.L.R.B.C. 335-2207 LESLIE HARPER AND LORI CLARK TINA NORTHBIRD, VICKI NORTHBIRD, ANITRA BENSON, ANGIE KOLKIN AND SHEILA NORTHBIRD. JAMMIN' TO THE TUNES ARE AUDREY JOURDAIN, IZZY MATTHEWS, BECKY MACHART, ANGI RAINES AND RISA SHERER. HAVING A GOOD TIME IN CLASS ARE TIM REIPLINGER AND KEN RAINES. 74 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CASS LAKE GERMAN CANDY CO. MODEL U.N. - FRONT: HEATHER DUHR, JULIE DAVIS, RANDY MOREHART, SEAN McCarthy, mr. knudson, AMBASSADOR ABU DABI, KATHY HOLLY, PHIL LARSON, HEATH HANNINEN AND ERIC LOES. IN MODEL U.N., TEAMS FROM DIFFERENT SCHOOLS REPRESENT DELEGATES TO THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. THE DELEGATES WRITE RESOLUTIONS DEALING WITH A CURRENT WORLD PROBLEM SUCH AS THE WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST, APARTHEID, AND NICARAGUA. THE TEAMS THEN USE ESTABLISHED UNITED NATIONS PROCEEDURE TO GET THIER RESOLUTIONS PASSED OR PREVENT THE ACCEPTANCE OF RESOLUTIONS UNFAVORABLE FROM THEIR COUNTRY’S POINT OF VIEW. THE RESULT IS AN IN-DEPTH UNDERSTANDING OF THE FUNCTION OF THE UNITED NATIONS. THIS TEAM REPRESENTED THE COUNTRY OF JAPAN. HAI! 75 MOCK TRIAL MODEL U.N. MOCK TRIAL COMPETITION IS NEW IN C.L.H.S. THIS YEAR. OUR TEAM MEMBERS WILL PLAY THE ROLE OF LAWYERS AND WITNESSES IN A SIMULATION OF AN ACTUAL PENDING SUPREME COURT CASE. THEY WILL BE JUDGED ON THEIR EFFECTIVENESS OF PERSUASION IN THE COURTROOM. WINNING SCHOOLS WILL PROGRESS TO REGIONAL, THEN STATE, THEN NATIONAL COMPETITION. MOCK TRIAL - FRONT: SEAN MCCARTHY, BRENDA HANSON, KATHY HOLLY, MISSY GEORGE AND HEATHER DUHR. MIDDLE ROW: RANDY MOREHART, CRAIG SEELYE, JOHN BUCHANAN, HEATH HANNINEN AND KIM LUNDQUIST. BACK ROW: MR. KNUDSON, PHIL LARSON AND PAUL THOMPSON. CLOSING ARGUMENTS YEARBOOK EDITORS RHONDA PENCE BRENDA DAHL JAMES LOURS THE WORK on the YEARBOOK Is (FINALLY [OmING tO AN END AND WE COULDN'T BE HAPPIER | MOST PEOPLE PROBABLY DON'T REALISE tHE WORK AND tImE tHAt goes into PUTTING mis KEEPSAKE TOGETHER. tHErE'S TAKING PI[tUrES, SORTING AND PILING THE GOOD ONES, (FOLLOWING tHE OrDErs OIF OUR ADvIsErS, SEEING more RUBBER [EmENt THAN YOU EvEr [Are TO SEE, HAVING NIGHtmArEs ABOUT EA[H AND EvErY DEADLINE AND GETTING EvErYONEs' NAME JUST RIGHT. WE TRIED OUR best to make Tills the best YEARBOOK EvEr BUT WERE SURE tHErE ArE A PEW MISTAKES. I IF YOU IIAvE A COMPLAINT, PLEAsE DON'T LEt US KNOW ABOUT It. WE IIAvE A tENDRNCY tOWArDs VIOLEAE CON[ErING OUR BABY . WE HOPE YOU ENJOY OUR BOOK! HAPPY READING! 76 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KEN K. THOMPSON SNUSOl