Cooper High School - Talons Yearbook (New Hope, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1969 volume:

l969 talons e j. cooper high school new hope, minnesota volume v Infroducfion- n .m If C u d O r LI m 2 individualism. is achieved through the ability to stand straight and tall in the midst of conformity. contents academics..... .. ...l2 student Iife......................38 organizations . ...50 sports.............................92 classes..... ................... I20 index............................204 iniroduc'l'ion-3 4-infrod cfion individualism. a happy face in the crowd, an individual chosen above all others to royally represent her nsubjects, a colorful group of girls, who have practiced long and hard to achieve a goal in line perfection, have all stopped conforming to a general pattern and have created their own mold of behavior. infroducl'ion-S 6-in+roduc+ion individualism. the character trait which makes men great, is exemplified in the artistry that takes place at the Home of the Cooper Hawks. The proud majorette before a unified band, the reflection and glow of a physics experiment, the talented touch of a pianist, and the musings of a student all comprise an individualistic Cooper High School. infroducfion-7 8-in+roduc+ion in+rocluc+ion-9 faces on a page are individualists in a crowd. IO-division .3.- ; .u 9 .o . 3:3? .53.... I it. .. it .1: IVISIOH- d SCHOOL BOARD. FROM LEFT: Mr. Holmgren. Mr. Els+er. Mrs. Silberman. Mr. Bayard. Mr. Johnson. Mr. Smifh. mt :- WM! ,7 V ma 0 www: Wiimwlwm y 5 y m h ' mm w 44 MM? Assisfan'r Superinfendeni' Mr. Boynikohn expanding 28l exhibits in quality of education lndependen+ School Dis+ric+ $528l. known as an innova+eol school disfricf +hroughou+ Jrhe na- +ion. jusfified i+s repufafion wiJrh +he complefion and dedicafion of Plymoufh Junior High. which was builf wifh modular scheduling in mind. All Jrhe people of Jrhe cenfral adminisfrahon were reloca+ed in Jrhe new adminisfrafion building by November I8. I968. The rapid populafion growfh of +he area made a $9.000.000 bond elecfion necessary. Passed in Oc'rober wH'h a raHo of five +0 .one. .Jrhe bond approved Jrhe cons+ruc+ion V Superinfenden+ Mr. Hood of a +hlrd high school and +wo more elemen+ary schools +0 be complefed by I970. I 2-adminis+ra+ion M4'Mm, Assisi'anf Principal Mr. Kemppainen Principal Mr. Ulrich Assisfam Principal Mr. Scarbrough adminis+ra+ion- I 3 counseling department, nurse administer tests Encouraged by unscheduled Hme. Cooper sfue denfs relied heavily upon Jrhe services of We Guidance Deparfmenf. Adminisfering Iowa Basic and MSAT Jreers. advising sfudenfs. and regisfer- ing +hem 1for +heir classes were iusf a few of +he counselors' du'ries. Represen+a+ives from colleges +hroughou+ +he coun+ry spoke aJr College Nigh+ which was held on Sepfemberr 30. Advisory groups were elimina+ed and insfead. counselors worked +hrough Jrhe exfended homerooms on Fri- days. In addifion, Mrs. Marcell. +he school nurse. concluded +he vision and hearing screenings of all eleven+h graders. 5i i 4. Mr. Anderson Mr. Grimsrud Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Springer l4-guidance SECRETARIES. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Hocks. Mrs; Monegar. Mrs. Foss. Mrs. Seelye. Johnson, Mrs. Bernu. Mrs. BasseH. Mrs. K v34 i, 5i :; COOKS. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Wolff. Mrs. VanWie, Mrs. Durant Mrs. Gorenson, Mrs. Halgrimson. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Gusfafson. Mrs. Thomsen. TOP ROW: Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. Glass. Mrs. Peferson, Mrs. HarHiel. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Hannibal. Mrs. Anderson. the efficient employees perform priceless tasks The services of +he cooks. mainfenance engineers. and secrefar'ies were invaluable +0 +he operafion of +he school. S+ar+ing meal preparafion af 7:00 A.M.. +he cooks were able +0 feed an average of L800 sfudenfs per day. In order +0 obfain governmenf commodifies, Huey were required +0 serve a balanced dief of vegefables. meat fruit and milk. Acfing as general handymen. +he cusfo- dians did repair work. sef up +he bleachers. and kepf +he school and grounds clean. The secrefaries were in charge of all records. along wifh corre- C3U$TODIANS. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: Mr. Schulz. Mr. Brage+. spondence and ofher clericaldufies for +he princi- Mr. BarHe, Mr. Traeger. TOP ROW: Mr. Jackman. Mr. Keller. Mr. 6W Palsand+eaChers' willer. Mr. Johnson. employees-l 5 AIDES. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Sorbel. Mrs. Ellison. Mrs. Tiedeman. LIBRARIANS: Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Nemer. AIDE: Mrs. Nellis. RESOURCE AIDES. FROM LEFT: Mrs. Elias, Mrs. Meidal. Mrs. Roop. Mrs. Rieschl. Mrs. Seelig. Cindy Baker and Mike Conlin look +hrough +he card ca'ralog for bibliographical sources. aggrandizing resources procreate learning ease During +he I968-69 school year, Jrhe IMC con- Jrinuecl +0 expand i+s facilifies and maierials. Near- ly 2.000 s+uden+s per day fook advanfage of Jrhe resources provided. which included a +o+al of I4.000 books. periodicals. and conference and reading rooms. The lis+ening lab was enlarged +0 moer eHecfively give siudenfs a more creaiive learning experience. and +0 aid in undersfanding informafion presen+ed in class. Also. ieachers re- ceived bibliographical source Iis'rs from Jrhe li- brarians. which enabled Jrhe use of a larger variefy Of resources. in addi+ion f0 +he +ex+books. Making use of +he IMC resources in +he library. sophomore Mike Conlin prepares for his nex+ day's assignmenf by finding background maierial JFor a report I 6-imc Mr. Gilmer Mr. Chagnon introduction to designs and display is explored Design +echniques. drawing. sculpfure and pain+- ing were' a few of +he areas infroducecl +0 firsf year arf s+uden+s. Second and +hird year sfu- denfs pursued many of +he same areas bu+ +0 6 greafer degree. In +he spring all s+uden+s were able +0 display successful proiecfs in +he annual AmL Fesfival. Mainfaining. operafing and scheduling various audio visual equipmen+ were Hue major dufies of +he AV deparfmenf. Sfudenfs who volun- Jreered +heir services as AV workers delivered and. if necessary. operafed +he specified equipment One of +he many services rendered by audio visual aids Jim Waofke and Layne Ferrelle include splicing film. Mr. Kane I '1 . ?Miah? X During open mods. Linn Mach-and Greg Nelson find +ime +0 work on a proiecf in +he ar+ room. ar'Vav-l 7 technical equipment is used during fiscal year Wifh Hwe use of modern facilifies. +he business educa'rion sfudeni's prepared for a career in H16 various fields in employment In a classroom equipped wifh 28 lisfening s+a+ions and 28 new selecfric fypewrifers. sfenography sfudenfs were Jrrainecl in shorfhand and franscripfion. Speakers were broughf in during +he course of +he year +0 falk in business educafion large groups. A coopera'rive proiec+ in feacher Jrrain- ing be+ween business and +he infernship pro- gram was ini+ia+ecL The Resource Cen+er was re- arranged +0 promofe more help from Jreachers. In +his way. sfudenfs and +eachers were a+ a bef- +er +han six +0 one ra'rio. This re-arrangemen1' also proved safisfacfory for quie'r sfudy. Mr. Bosshar'l Mrs. Bye Mr. Brinkman Mr. Karhu Miss Nelson - l8-business Mr. Pemberl'on Mr. Rush w .3 fkqw' M s. Schwarh . WM vawhW-WM;W3aW Mrs. Shank the COE program links instructions by training The Cooperafive Educafion Program a+ Cooper provides a link befween on-Jrhe-iob +raining and in-school insfrucfion. The coordinafors of DE. OE. and T and I serve as a liaison be'rween com- muni+y businesses and +he school. Sfudenfs who parficipafed in Jrhis program are generally re- leased affer morning classes +0 go +0 a job. The Trades and lndus'rries course is new +0 +he cur- riculum Jrhis year. H is designed for s+uden+s in- feresfed in areas such as nursing and machines. Twen+y-eigh+ s+uden+s parficipa'red. Also in +his area of educafion bu+ no+ included in Jrhe COE is +he work-sfudy program. a specially designed course for +hose achieving poorly in Jrhe Jrraczii- fional program. business educa+ion-I9 I Mr. Anderson Mr. Cade ,. . . rM. DeGuise Mr. Billig propaganda techniques are required in classes Sophomore English sfudenfs became aware of fine impac+ of Greek IH'erafure by sfudying vari- ous works of +ha+ era. A few of +he selecfions +ha+ comprised +he +heme of Heroes were' Greek myfhology classics. Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. and T. W. Whi+e's version of King Ar- +hur. A +rip +0 +he Academy Thea+er +0 view Camelo'r was a highlighf for +he sophomores. For +he firs+ +ime in connecfion wi'rh +he sfudy of propaganda +echniques mock elechions were held in large groups. Lafer. if was decided +0 u+ilize +he elecfions +0 choose sophomore class officers. Many were dissa+isfiecl wifh +he resuHs of +his imifafion elecfion of funcfionaries. ih Miss Dubbe Mrs. Dyrse+h ZO-english english II is authorship, symbolism and subject Wifh an emphasis placed upon symbolism and +heme, +he junior English class sfudied Hie de- velopmenf of American liferafure. Major works from Jrhe Colonial Period up +0 +he present such as The Scarle+ LeH'er. Our Town' and Deafh of a Salesman, were discussed and evaluafed as +0 confen+ and sfrucfure. EHechive large groups. such as a psychedelic presen+a+ion creafing +he exis+en+ialis+ mood of He +wen+ie+h cenfury. aroused sfudenf inferesf. By +he aid of a federal grant four hundred sfudenfs were able +0 af- +end a performance of Arfuro UiI a+ +he Tyrone Gufhrie Theafer in early Oc+ober. This play was a preview for Hue performance +ha+ was +0 be sen+ +0 New York. Mr. Hollisi'er Mrs. Gannon Mr. Phillips Vi -.: Miss Kludf Mrs. Niemela english-Z I senior english teachers prepare studentsh goals As +he senior year began. eighf hundred and for- Jry-ero sfudenfs were confronfed wiJrh Geoffrey Chaucer. speed reading. Macbe+h, and TweIHh Night Woe +o Jrhose who were no'r able +0 main- Jrain +he fasf pace which was esfablished by Jrhe creafive senior English s'rahc. The class of '69 suffered Jrhrough Jrhe Jrrials and fribulafions of preparing panels. +erm papers. Jrhemes for lab. and readings for small group. which were only! Jrhe beginning for +hose who would be aHend- ing college. To many, +he goals required were no+ worfh Jrhe effort buf Jrhose who did achieve knew Jrhe value of +ha+ achievement Mrs. Sandvicl: Mr. Sullivan Mr. Swanson i. $1 ? g. - Dan Anderson, Bruce Meese and Tom Masfers exchange Mr.Swensen Mrs.Zabel philosophical views on pohhcs In +he resource room. 224nglish One of Jrhe many facilifies of +he IMC '5 H1 l' + . ' ' of Deaih ofa Salesman foriunior English. e IS emng lab. Here Barb Helle hsfens +0 a +ape Mr. Cunningham Mr. Norion man and symbolization explored and produced , ' Humanify sfudenfs examined +he nafure of +he nan common man +hrough diHeren'r media. They found him +0 relafe +0 God and +0 +he Jtragic view of life. +he sfafe. sociefy. and +0 his search for meaning. +hrough such works as Death of a Salesman. Eu+hyphro. The Oxbow Incident and Crime and Punishment Oral presenfafions, panel discussions. and impromp'ru disserfafions were given by speech sfudenfs +0 develop +heir speak- ing skills. By producing +heir own plays. drama s+uden+s became acquainfed wi'rh +he various as- pec+s o1c +he +hea+er and He sfage. Journalism and creafive wri'ring classes invesfigafed +he va- rious forms of seIf-expression. and +hen crea+ed +heir own works. Miss LuHre Wifh a single emphafic gesfure. Gail Van Buskirk em- phasizes +he salienf poinf of her speech. dramaAumanHiesHournaIismkpeech-23 Mrs Fossel Mrs. Jordon Mrs. Hulfmann males practice culinary arts during Open mods Girls were given an opporfunify +0 improve +heir homemaking skills +hrough +he courses offered by home economics. Firsf-year s'rudenfs prepared simple luncheons and consfrucfed garmen'rs us- ing synfhefic maferials. Home Economics ll em- phasized +he consfrucfion of slighfly +ailored gar- menJrs. A family uni+ was sfudied by s+uden+s in +heir +hird year. This uni+ sfressed money man- agement child development and inferior dec- orafing. A clofhing and Jrex'rile course was of- fered +0 Home Ec IV sfudenfs. For Hue firs'r Hme. a cooking course was offered +0 boys. In +his. boys had a chance +0 prepare meals in +he com- mercial capacify. As an aid in sfyling her garment Barb Lansberry irons a carefully consfrucfed seam for Jrhe neer sewing sfep. 24-home economics skills help boys acquire a technical background Af Cooper. sfudenfs were offered a variefy o1c courses in +he pragmafical and indusfrial arfs. These courses were designed +0 develop pracfical skills for everyday living. Boys Jraking shop gained a solid Jrechnical background for iobs or addi- +ional +raining. Woodworking. archifecfural and mechanical drawing. mefal works. aufo shop. and elecfronics were some of He courses offered. Sfudenfs who had made oufsfanding proiecfs Mr.Boms+ad enJrered Jrl'uem in +he Norfh Suburban Craffsman Fair held a+ Brookdale in May. Boys found +his a Jrime +0 view ofher proiecfs and evalua+e +heir own efficiency and handiwork. Lasf year's sfu- denfs placed favorably among parficipafing schools. Mr. Seih W? Mr. Locke Mr. Lorenfzen Mr. Loushin Mr. COOk Mr. Youngren indusi'rial ar+se25 to speak, read, write is aim of languages study An appreciafion of oJrher cuHures was empha- sized in foreign language s+udies. S+uden+s cuIJri- va+ed +he abilHy +0 undersfand. speak, read and wrife +he parficular language +ha+ +hey are sfudying. During unscheduled mods. sfudenfs were urged +0 use porfable carfridges +0 develop lisfening and speaking skills. German s+uden+s af- +ended a folk fesHval and wemL +0 eaf a+ +he Heidelberg Inn in 5+. Paul. French s+uden+s had an opporfunify +0 hear an aufhenfic French s+u- denf speak abou+ his nafive counfry. Sfudenfs sfudying Spanish explored liferafure from Spanish aufhors +hrough various books. Rene Meyer spends some of her unschedu1ed mods s+udy- ing in H18 language lab +0 improve her language skills. - Mr; Koesfler - w 3w. Mrs. Barfell Miss Chisholm Miss Tornberg 26-language M Mr. M: Kloos C 3 W s f, g: ,1 E i l: is Mr. Eds'rrom Mr'. Saliny A secHon of +he sophomore band rehearses, keeping one eye on +heir sheef music and +he ofher on Mr. Edsfrom. music activities inspire expressive backgrounds VocaHy and insfrumenfally. Hue CHS Music De- parfmenf enabled s+uden+s +0 express +hemselves. Music Jtheory. a new course faughf by Mr. Ed- s+rom. was offered +0 s+uden+s desiring a back- ground in +he basics of music. Under +he guid- ance of Mr. Kloos. +he bands added inspirafion and en+er+ainmen+ +0 ac+ivi+ies +hroughou+ +he year. An exchange choir concerf wi+h a Dulufh high school. a spring concert +wo Chrisfmas audiforiums. and an invifafion +0 perform af Brookdale Shopping Cenfer, were some 0? fine acfivifies in which members par+icipa+ed. In ad- difion. orchesfra sfudenfs provided +he music for Hue play Oliver! music-27 Mr. Baumgari'en l: s - 1R. . i x 0 0 h - Be+ween caiching confused sophomores and resHess sen- iors. Mike Mafuzek and Bob DeMarias solve Jrrig problems. advance computerized program is augmented By applying mafh as a logical fool. Jrhe ma+h sfu- denfs were 1'augh1L reasoning and problem-solv- ing skills. For Jrhe fourfh consecu+ive year. an ad- vanced course has been offered in which s+u- denfs have access +0 various +ypes oi compufing devices. In addifion +0 Jrhe Pillsbury compuier which is conneciecl +0 Jrhe Pillsbury corporafion compufer. and +he Bufram Six compu+er. which is used +0 insfrucf compufer fundamentals. an Epic 3000 Monroe elecfrome compufer calcula- Jror was added also. Trigonomeiry and algebra were closely relaied in +ha+ sfudenfs in Jrhese courses siudied linear equafions. iuncfions. and ma+hema+ical Jrerms which will enable +hem +0 operaie and undersfand Jrhese compuiers in +he iu+ure. 28-ma+hema+ics Miss Bugge Mr. Hegrenes 4 Mr. Buffingi'on Mr. Hui'chinson figure relationships are obtained by math logic Any mafhemafics course offered by +he Mafh Depar+men+ makes use of number relaHonships and logic. Geomefry gave sfudenfs +heir firs+ exposure +0 a basic mafh sys+em in which various posfulafes and concepfs were derived from +he definifions of point line and plane. The rudi- men+s of geomefry and algebra were infroduced in infegrafed mafh +0 acquain+ sfudenfs wifh a general knowledge of numbered analysis. To be a good mafhemafician and logician. algebra and JrrigonomeJrry were sfudied exfensively. Those sfudenfs pursuing +heir mafh sfudies were able +0 do so in Jrhe Mafh IMC. Mrs. Sme Solving an algebra problem. a sfudenf finds elpland quief sfudy in +he resource cenfer. Mr. Solie f M Jeff Chinn and Jim Connell malnipulafe Jrhe Bi+ran Six compufer. Connecfed by Mr Schmidf Jreleerpe +0 +he elecfron binary compufer. if enabled s+uden+s +0 solve problems. refractus ncutmlis a nd CORE puzzles scientists Seeking a well-balanced program and familiariz- ing +he sfudenfs wifh +he Jrechnology of +he fimes. and challenging Jrhe independen+ +hinkers was Jrhe desired goal of Jrhe science deparfmenf. In rela+ion +0 independenf +hinkers. sfudenfs of biology remember Jrhe rare invisible 'Fish. scien- fhcically named +he refracfus neui'ralisI which was +0 be seen only when if had sfomach disorders. To aid Jrhe scholars who have had difficulfies in pas+ school experiences. a new program. CORE. was inifiafed. This was +augh+ by Mr. Marhula. Miss Dubbe. and Mrs. Brown and in+er+winecl science. English. and social sfudies in a consoli- dafed efforf of communicafion be+ween s+u- den+s and Jreachers. Searching in +he biology book. Chris Hoem. Mike Flynn and Andy Boyge+z iden+ify +he organs of Jrheir frog. W Mr. Knighi 30-science Mr. Boeflcher Mr. Marhula M . Snusi'ad Mr. Fredrickson Mr. La rson after hours curricula is new organic chemistry Mr. Threinen To provide an unders'randing in +he various fields of scien'rific Jreczhnology was +he iob of +he Science Deparfmenf. Headed by Mr. Threinen. new Jrechniques were fried in Jreaching sfudenfs. Bofh chemis+ry and physics puf more emphasis on laborafory work Jthan ever before. This year. an exfracurricular course in organic chemisfry was faughf for +hose inferesfed in furJrhering +heir science background in chemisfry. The course. comprised of four people. was faughf on Wed- nesdays affer school hours by aHernaHng sfu- denfs while Mr. Snusfad and Mr. Braun were available for quesHons. Labs were done during unscheduled mods. An experimenf wi'rh +he Re- source Cen+er was aHempfed in which sfuden'rs supervised Jthemselves. science-3 I Mrs. Hagen Mr. Ahrndf individuals working for skill in physical fitness Developing a sound mind and body was +he aim of physical educafion. H s+rived for +he +o+al physical fifness of each individual +hrough vari- ous acfivifies. lnferesi'ed sfudenfs were able +0 pursue +heir special afhlefic inferesfs during un- scheduled mods in He gym. In +he fall. sfuden'rs engaged in warm-ups and running skills while par- JricipaJring in soccer. baseball. and foofball +0 ac- quire co-ordina+ion. During Hue colder monfhs. baske+ball and gymnasfics were infroduced. Square and folk dancing was also a uni'r pov- ered in which boys and girls received co-educa- Honal insfrucfion. AHemp+ing +0 lead her +eam on +0 vicfory. Laurie John- son and her feammafe skillfully seT-up a volleyball. 32ephysical educa+ion lectures produce tapes and current magazines WHh an emphasis placed on presenf-day issues, sophomore social classes became orienfed +0 cur- ren+ areas of sfudy such as civil righ+s and gov- , a L a ernmenf. A large group presenfafion included a ' . slide-fape presen+a+ion. Negro Revolt' which was produced from currenf magazines and Ma- jor News Evenfs of l968. Projecf social sfudies insfrucfed by Mr. Clabaugh. Mr. Florman and Mr. Friesen surged long range proiecfs and deeper involvemenf in various JrangenJrs o1C American hisfory. A wide-range of sources such as +he IMC and +he library were used +0 obfain addifional informafion for relaHng fopics. .M M Mr. Atherg v in- Mi' Mrs. Dougherfy Mrs; .Brown . Mr. Belden Mr. Cla baugh social sfudies-33 current incidents linked to civil political history Social Sfudies XI classes occupied +hemselves th connecfing presenf-day evenfs wifh Jrhe pasf. The area-sfudies mefhod aided sfudenfs in sfudying such counfries as Europe, Russia. and China. By analyzing +hese pasf evenfs and problems, s+uden+s were given an insighf on cur- renf evenfs. Some of +he immediafe issues eval- uafed were +he Viefnam crisis. college pro+es+s. drug abuse, and +he space program. To sHmu- la+e currenf happenings. s+uden+s were given +he opporfunify +0 give large group presen+a+ions where Jrhey imifafed people involved in exisfing si+ua+ions. lnsighf on racial wars was given by various organizaHonal leaders. Mr. Nelson Mr. Lloyd 34-facul'ry Mr. Nord Mr.S I ; Umfmv ?Viah ,, ,. 2M??? Wngrzezww Mr. Prochnow Mr. Schmidf Mr. WeHer !- slick senatorial seniors learn from experiences For +he firsf quarfer 01C I2+h grade social sfudies. sfudenfs explored psychology in ifs general forms and how +hese forms mo+iva+ed people's be- havior wifh respec+ +0 +heir wanJrs and needs. The nexf unif of sfuoly. polifics, was broughf +0 a close having demonsfrafed Iegislafive processes. simu- Ia+ed by Jrhe game, The Polifician. De$ense mechanisms. brmal fallacies. and propaganda Jrecl'miques were pu+ +0 use as s+uden+s dissimu- lafed senafors wifh convicfions. cons+i+uencies. parfy loyaHies. and frusfraHons. During +he Iasf hahC of +he year, economics. governmenf and HS expendifures. and sociology. man's sfudy of him- sehC and his environment were sfudied. Mr. Traufwem social s+udies-35 3 6-division W ...,.m.....m HQ.K.MWW-w doing something out of the ordinary is being someone out of the'ordinarv division-37 slogan, 'pound moundh is homecoming victory The annual homecoming ceremony was high- lighfed by Jrhe crowning of Queen Bonnie Zeidlik. The ceremonious audiforium show was presenfed for Jrhe enioymenf of Jrhe new Homecoming Courf and Jrhe general s+uden+ body. This year Jrhe enferfainmenf and +he en+ire producfion was direcfed and produced by sfudenfs and was headed by Barbara DeCoursin. Affer Jrhe audi- Jrorium. s+uden+s wenf oufdoors +0 view a rain- drenched parade con+aining a number o1c HoaJrs depicfing +he Homecoming slogan. 'Pound Mound.' Lafer. a foofball game agains+ Mound resuHed in Cooper defeafing Jrhe Mohawks Jrwener-seven +0 seven in +he firsf Homecoming game ever won by Cooper. Execufing a screen play agains1L +he Mohawks. Bob De- Marias Jrhrows Jrhe ball +0 Robbin Timm as Ted Leur blocks. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES: FROM LEFT: M. Laliberfe. S. Sfenberg. B. Dundovic. V. Anderson. J. Siegfried. B. Harf, B. Zeid- lik.. M. Schilling, R. Olson, C. Sfeidler. A. Chandler, S. Bruck, C. MacWhirfer, B. Begin. Wild Cheering breaks 0qu as +he I968 Cooper Homecoming Queen. Bonnie Zeidlik. is escor+ed by Dallas Oldre.' 38-homecoming Parfially pro+ec+ed by plasfic, Hue mcirsnL place Pep Club Hoaf shows eHecfs of Hue rainy weafher. Flag fwirlers add fesfive school spirhL +0 assisf in Hue en+er+ainmen+ for Hue new Homecoming royaHy. A member of +he Cooper High School honor guard. John Ronning, lpows +0 Hue newly crowned queen. Bonnie Zeidlik. and her esfeemed courf of prmcesses. homecoming-39 Robin Olson Maureen Schilling , Bonnie Begin Barbara Dundovic 40-homecoming Bonnie Zeidlik homecoming-4l Terrorizing a group of Jrownspeople. Bill Sykes chooses +0 infimidaie an innocenf man by s+riking him wifh a club. Wi+h deep saiisfacfion. Fagin views his sfoien collecfion of jewels which are being saved for his refiremeni. I8th century Iondon is ! portrayed on chs stage Eighfeenfh cenfury London was also porfrayed +hroughou+ Cooper as acfors and acfresses spemL a greaf deal of Jrime periecfing Cockney accenfs which +ended +0 echo Jrhrough Jrhe halls of CH5. While Jrhey were learning accenfs and Jrhe play. ofher sfudenfs were busy working on +echnical crews. building props and a sef. Sfudenfs also were working on cosiumes which had +0 go +hrough an aging process aHer +hey were fin- ished. All of +he ends were fied JrogeJrher and +he play opened wifh a seemingly frue view of old London. 'Oliver' is Jrhe sfory of an English boy who was an orphan. He wenJr Jrhrough +hree homes for orphans including +ha+ of a +hief's. Evenfuaily Oliver's Jrhievery led him +0 his grand- . . . . Affer supposedly warding off Mr. Bumble's improper advances for some fafher Wl+h Whom he was reumfed m H18 play S fime. Widow Corney smiles as she +hinks of a proper marriage +0 him. end. 42 -musical a Vocal Direcfor Producfion Direcfor Orchesfra Diredor Harold Wildung John M. Cunningham Richard Saliny Cos+ume Design Technical Direcfor Choreographer Julien Phillips Jeffrey Phillips Sandra Mangel CAST Oliver Twisf ....... . ................. Ken Cramer Fagin .......... ...... .. ..... ....Tim Kupka ArHul Dodger ........................ Jeff Golberg Bill Sykes ..... Gary Peferson Nancy .. .. ...... . ............... ... .. Margie Luby Bef ................ . ............ . . .. Barbara Nash Mr. Bumble .. ........ . ............ Michael Halvorson Widow Corney ...... . . . . . . . . ..... Consfance Crowell Mn Sowerberry ................. . . ...... Dave Egen Mrs. Sowerberry ................... LynneHe Richards Mr. Brownlow ................... . . . . . . . Pefer Fe+zek OIdSaHy........ .................. .....PamScaia Wifh fhe disbanding of Fagin's gang of Hwieves and +he cap+ure of Bill Sykes. OHver is refurned +0 his grandfafher, Mr. Brownlow, and Mrs. Bedwin. A mob of people gafher in quesf of Bill Sykes for +he murder o1C Nancy. Sykes +hrea+ens +0 fake Oliver's life if Jrhe people don'+ leave He scene. musica I 43 Crisp winJrer air and an old fashioned sleigh creafe an ideal mood for Queen Laurie and King Tom. porky and laurie reign over snow week, I969 An abundance of snow and cold weafher made +his year's Snow Week excel wifh au+hen+ici+y. The week's ac+ivi+ies were planned. sponsored. and carried 0qu by Cooper's Pep Club. On Mon- day Tom Kirkpafrick and Laurie Ganz were crowned king and queen +0 reign over He week's fesfivifies. The following days had specifically designafed acfivifies. Among Hwese was rivalry befween Classes in a snow ball tht mthL races. snow sculpfuring. and foboganning. The senior class fook firsf place in all compefiJrions. Finalizing +he week was a JfradHional Snow Week Sock Hop wifh music provided by +he Chancellors. 44-snow week Defending herself from an onslaugh1L of iunior and sophomore ammunifiona senior. Bonnie Zeidlik, foughwL back, proving +ha+ seniors always win. Championship gymnasfs from 5+. CIoud S+a+e College pmL on a comical exhinion for +he Snow Week royalfy. Jim Murray spofs for one of Hwe Jream members. By oneself. a sfudenf endeavors +0 creafe wi+h Hue simple ma+erials. For snow sculpfuring, all +ha+ is required is a +on of whi+e flakes and a Hare for ar+is+ic molding. as: inaphgy 0-H u... M SNOW WEEK KING AND QUEEN FINALISTS; BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: V. Anderson. S. Sfenberg. M. lverson. B. Hart 5. Bruck. R. Olson, J. Siegfried. E. Werr. L. Ganz. . LaHereH, C. McWhir+er. SEC- OND ROW: R. Wahls+rom. K. Rice. R. Gaufch. R. Thompson, R. Young hl. G. Pe+erson. A. Hquren. P. Wurm. D. Tissino. T. Lundquisf, T. Kirkpafrick. snow week-45 Mrs. Peachum has fainfed when +old of her daughier's inienfion +0 marry a highwayman. Polly scornfully shows +ha+ whiskey Will revive her. Dolly Trull and Jenny Diver slyly remove guns Tromifhe hols+er of Mac- heafh. This endeavor is +0 aid Mr. Peachum in Jrhe highwayman's capiure. district taken by actors in cooperis contest play A safirical comedy on love in +he I7+h cen+ury high sociefy. The Miniafure Beggars' Opera. was performed by Cooper's drama deparimemL as +he con+es+ play Jrhis year. The play concerned a group of low class beggars forming an ac+ing company and Jrhen deciding +0 enach a sfory +0 poke fun a+ high sociefy. Humor becomes ob- viously apparenf when Jrhe audience sees +ha+ Jrhe players don'+ undersfand Jrhe workings and mannerisms oi +he upper class. and Jrhey occae sionally fall info +heir own language paHerns. Their inierpreJraJrion resuHs in qui+e a si+ua+ion. The play +ook firsf place a+ +he disfrich con+es+ and second af Jrhe regionals. Senior Micheal Hal- vorson, as Mr. Peachum. a middle-aged lawyer. won Jrhe besf acfor award for his performance a+ Jrhe regional and disfricf Jrournamenis. The play was direcfed by Cooper's drama Jreacher. Mr. John Cunningham. While watching a dance befween Jenny Diver and Mac- heaJrh. Dolly Trull confemplafes his planned capiure. 46econ+es+ play Producfion Direc+or JOHN M. CUNNINGHAM S+uden+ Direcfor Technical Direcfor NOEL BEDDOW JEFFERY PHILLIPS Cos+umes VICKI HOPPONEN CAST Filch ................................ Jef1c Golberg Jenny Diver ......................... Connie Wallin Dolly TruH ....................... LynneHe Richards Lucy ................................ Vic+oria Moe Polly .............................. Maria Brenfrop Macheafh ........................... Gary Pe+erson Lockif ............................... Pefer Fe+zek Mr. Peachum .................. ..Michael Halvorson Mrs. Peachum .................... Consfance Crowell Dear Polly. you are +he only fancy 01c my eye. concedes Macheafh. con+e5+ play-47 S+uden+s hear a brief hisfory of We American Negro from a guesf speaker during Human Righfs Week. The porfraying of English feachers: Mr. Anderson. Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Philips causes a comic large group. studentss groups retain individualism at cooper Individualism was refained af Cooper +his year by numerous achHies +ha+ were sponsored by clubs and individual sfudenfs. In November, be- fore +he elecfion of Richard Nixon as President s+uden+s had +heir own'elecfion. Three s+uden+s spoke for +heir candida+es. Huberf Humphrey. Richard Nixon. and George Wallace. giving +heir candidafes' views on issues. Huberf Humphrey was elecfed wifh six+y percenf o1c +he vo+es caer. A qu'esfion 01c validify of +he dress code came up and some affempfs were made +0 eranL an uprising among s+uden+s. Quesfioning ifs suc- cess. i+ did bring aHenfion +0 Hwe adminis+ra+ion concerning Hue oufdafed idea +ha+ sfudenfs musf conform +0 rules in dress. One should nof forgeJr a number of individualisfic concep+s. such as ar+ work on lavafory walls and mirrors. arsonich Jrendencies near wasfe-baskefs, and minimal arJr sculpfures 0qu of Jrowel dispen- SGFS. Adding +hese JrogeJrher H can be s+a+ed +ha+ Cooper did refain individualism during +his year. 48-sfuclen+ life From Ghana and Uganda, Edward Mensan and George Mulindwa combine JralenJrs. as parf of +he AFS variefy show during lnfernafional Weekend. WMMMWM 2 Speaking on Richard Nixon's poli+ical views. Loren Gusfafson sfops +0 adiusf a fatu micro- phone. apparen'rly +0 +he amusemenf d a Huberf Humphrey suppor+er. Pefer Fefzek. s denf life-49 MARCHING BAND' BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: J. Johnson. C. VanValkenberg, C. Keenan. J. Sprangers. C. Friar. D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Isenberg. D. S+uar+. D. Maine. R. Olson. J. Anderson. C. Fullmer. L. Gisvold. A. Oesferreich. R. Henrfckson. L. Niel- son. THIRD ROW: P. Pearson. N. Enfield. C. Sfomberg. C. Hanson. C. Barfon. B. Jevne. C. Dvemke. L. Nelson. J. Sicora. S. Kousman. L. Wright D. Smifh. FOURTH ROW: D. Jenson, D. Lussenhop, R. Liberafor, P. BobleHer. J. Van Wie. J. Way. J. Olson. D: Dear. D. Enquisf. TOP ROW: 8. Johnson. L. Lewis. J. Ronning, A. Prigge. R. Phillips. P. Lundgren. D. Corfner. V. Schaber. C. Rudie. D. Williams. D. Rykken. Mr. Kloos. M. Schilling. M. Elsmore. V. Schmidf. . 9. a competition brings out student goals, talents Band. 6 program +ha+ boaers nine bands. was enfhusiasfically par+icipa+ed in during +he year. Four bands were scheduled during Hue day while Hue o+her bands pradiced before and affer school. One of +he un-scheduled bands was +he Marching Band, a band com- posed of ICC s+uden+s selecfed from Concerf and Symphonic bands. The long morning hours of pradice. rewarded +he marching band th a second place +i+le a+ +he Lion's Club annual parade in Dulu+h. Besides compefifion. band provides Hue s+u- den'r wifh a chance +0 eprore many fields. 50-band SOPHOMORE A BAND. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: S. Menard. W. Cor- reH. B. Nilsen. G. Benson. R. Mickelson. L. Bergman. S. McLellan. N. Kalmoe. N. Lloyd. R. Snusfad. T. Weiss. S. Burns. SECOND ROW: R. Sfockdill, Y. Merchant P. Werfh, P. Werfh. P. Quady. V. Nor+on. M. Tyson. C. Welsh. B. Nord. S. Jopp. P. Olson. J. LeCuyer. R. Murdock. L. Swonger. C. Olson, S. Knaeble. F. Carlson. M. Smifh, G. Carlson. TOP ROW: B. Ladd. S. Olson. J. Grandchamp. D. DeBruyn. C. Schreck. M. Fallon. P. Harbison. K. Wenger. Mr. Eds+rom. D. Wafkins. T. Berry. A. Doerr. G. Johnson, C. Flemming. B. Carlson. J. Olsen. C. Bruske, D. Lewis, M. Newman, M. Carlson. K. Budish. S. Peferson. L. PerH, H. Gee. SOPHOMORE B. CHOIR. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: D. Fern. S. Hanni- bal. S. Nickolauson. D. Schilling. A. Bolfon. 6. Hanson, M. Asp. N. Rader, K. Klaseus. C. FinseH'I. SECOND ROW: L. Amundsen, J. Os+rom. K. Kimme. M. Hollenbeck. D. Lloyd. C. Wenholz. B. Schulze. D. Nelson. J. Edgren. K. Elden. N. Furbur. M. Pefer; J. Brock. M. Halvorson. J. Franz. J. Biegler. 6. Hanson. TOP ROW: L. Pfahl. K. Cogswell, G. Engerbrechf. D. Moe. M. Purnick. C. Can- Jron. R. Engen. Mr. Edsfrom. S. Olso. D. Schmid. T. MacCernoH. J. Nelson. D. Meyer, W. Bryan. K. Ylinen. R. Schnell. S. Seronimus. T. Schmid. P. Pe+er- son. C. Taff. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: C. Albrecht J. Brandy. L. Van Wie. P. Williams, F. Larson. C. Reed. SECOND D D T. T L ROW: . Anderson. B. Breher. K. Gunnerson. M. Leech. B. Nelsen. P. Larson. D. Nelson. B. Nifzorski, J. Miners, D. Wang. THIRD ROW: . Bros+, B. Sfreefer. B. Hilqers, K. Tschannan. B. Pefers, S. Dahlin, P. Hahn. C. Schmid, C. Konop. L. Ferrell. B. Ryhfi. Schmid. P. Paynfer. FOURTH ROW: G. Carlson, B. Duchscher. M. Colegrove. S. Cole, M. Ruffenach. L. Perfyl. H. Gee, Vanderpool. B. Schnack. D. Engen. D. Reader. TOP ROW: T. Zbikowski. C. Hill. C. Reed, V. Reed, R. Schwichfenberg, . Kaiser. P. Lussenhop. T. Davis. B. Arneson. G. Venenga. J. Pifcher.J.Thomas. BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: A. Prigge. C. Rudie. R. Phillips. J. Sprangers. D. Carlson. D. Williams. C. Albrecht C. Freier. D. Dickson. D. Rykken. SECOND ROW: P. Pearson. D. Jenson. P. Boblefer. R. Liberafor, V. Schaber. L. Olson. N. Swe- lander. J. Romming. D. Anderson. B. Nilsen. J. PHcher. K. Gunnerson, B. Nszorski. D. Nelson, J. Miners. K. Klaseus. W. Anderson. THIRD ROW: C. Barfon. C. Hanson, S. Koosmann. C. Duemke. L. Nelson, J. Duffey, W. Busch. G. Larson, G. Venonga, B. Sfreefer. P. Hahn. L. Kaiser, D. Brost K. Tschannen. B. Duchscher, G. Carlson. C. S+omberg. N. Hyland. TOP ROW: H. Golds+ein. V. Schmidt W. BoHon. B. Elsmore. R. Schwickfenberg. M. Schusfer. T. Davis, P. Lussenhop. Mr. Kloos. T. Van- derpoel. B. Schnack. b cl 5l an - To profecf +hemselves agains+ Hie mist girls of Marching Band wore curlers. scarves. and Jrennis shoes a+ +he early morning pracfices. FROM LEFT: C. Hill. P. Lundgren, V. Schaber, D. Corfner. C. Rudie. D. Williams. D. Rykken. 52-band STAGE. BAND: BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: M. Buchkosky. P. Larson. A. Hquren. D. Wang. D. Corfner. J. Miners, M. Leech. T. Zblkoskl. D. Discher, D. lsenberg. TOP ROW: B. Ryfhi, M. Paynfer. T. Schnid. R. Murdock. P. Classen. B. Reader, B. Schnack. J. Ehlen. F. Buckolz. Mr. Kloos. SYMPHONIC BAND. BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: R. Nelson. C. Van Valkenburg. K. Keenan, C. Reed. J. Briggs. F. Larson, J. Branby, L. VanVie. P. Ludfke. D. Johnson. P. Williams. SECOND ROW: D. Isenberg, D. Sfuarf, D. Maine, R. Olson. J. Anderson. D. Davidson. R. Hendrickson, A. Oesferreich, L. Neilson. L. Gisvold, P. Huefher, M. Buchosky, P. Larson. M. Leech. D. Wang. R. Mork, D. Corfner. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, C. Full- mer, L. Wright D. Enquisf, D. Dear. B. Jevne, D. Lussen- hop. J. Van Wie. J. Way, J. Johnson. J. Olson. J. Thomas, P. Lungren, C. Schmid. M. Paynfer. M. Cole- grove. S. Cole, D. Smifh, R. Phillips. N. Rehschuh. TOP ROW: K. Reed. C. Hill, T. Zbikowski. M. Schilling, D. Discher. V. Reed, M. Boeddeker, B. Ameson. T. Davis. D. Engen, P. Classen. D. Reader. Marching band, which performed during all home foofball games. provided half-hme enferfainmenf, composed of a new +ype of precision drill marching. band-53 BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: M. Manwaring. S. Ramundf. C. Taft 6. Cooper and dUIUth eaSt Smifh. SECOND ROW: M. Spence. D. Sunders, M. Wedin. L. Lohmann. THIRD ROW: D. Hill. R. Schumann. S. Clair, G. Meidal. FOURTH ROW: D. Fern. P. Peferson. S. Kladifko. S. lverson. FIFTH ROW: T. Burk'e. H. Lipin- participate in exchange sk;.K.Norberg. Through +he annual candy sale and sock-hop, Cooper's Seled Choir was able +0 Jrravel +0 Du- lufh. Minnesofa, in a choir exchange program. In May, Easf High School's ConcenL choir memw bers and Cooper's choir fraveled +0 each ofher's school +0 perform, and sfay overnighf 5+ +he homes of +he choir members. All choirs had +heir annual Chris+mas concerfs on December l2 and IQ. Selecf Choir performed af Brookdale on De- cember I l and gave fwo volunfary concerfs for He s+uden+ body on December 20. The Madrigal Singers wenf +0 Manka+o Sfafe College for +he Madrigal FesHval on March II. Music Jrheory was a new course for Jrhose s+uden+s desiring a sfudy on fine basics of music. BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: M. Benfrup. V. Sorenson. C. Haugen, L. ScoH, F. Nali. M. lverson, H. Hill. J. Barron. D. Hayes. M. Husfad. S. Johnson, K. HenreHy. SECOND ROW: S. Husby. S.Niederhaus. M. Luby. G. Meidal. D. Hill. M. Schaul. M. Anderson. K. Luby. J. Siegfried. L. Ganz. R. Olson. K. Johnson. THIRD ROW: C. Reed. S. Taubman, B. Zeidlik. J. Wadfke. D. Krueger. P. Monkkonen. M. Reid. A. Safher. R. Olson. J. Olson. P. Tokle. J. Lucchesi. FOURTH ROW: G. Johnson. P. Nordness. L. Johnson. P. Fefzek. J. Bernsfein. B. Emerson. B. Goins. K. Rudie. C. Cramer. K.Was+i. S. Bensen. N. Schlosser. FIFTH ROW: T. Kupka. J. Golberg. M. Becker. K. Swansen. D. Nelson. 6. DeChaine. D. Barfholomew. L. Peferson. M. Ermine. T. Quinlin. D. Hanson, M. Lunden. SIXTH ROW: R. Loula. M. Everson, V. Anderson. 8. Hart L. Blake. E. Brown, J. Fisher. J. Fischer, D. Nelson. R. Huber. K. Hanson. R. Hay. SEVENTH ROW: B. Skoog. C. Wallin. D. Duffy. J. Longie, V. Ring. W. Moen. C. Crowell. B. Wilson. J. Goodwin. C. Adams. G. Lo'pac. R. Rogman. TOP ROW: T. Johnson, E. Sfrand. R. Wander, T. Smifh. D. Modrow. 6. Meyer. 6. Peferson. M. Halvorsen. P. Hansonw R. Youngdahl, R. Coffer. C. Lip+on. 54-choir BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: C. McDonald. K. Doer. M. Wedin. B. Englund, K. Jensen. D. Weiss. K. Anderson. M. Hill. P. Bauer. 5. lverson. C. Dirks. R. Ferrian. SECOND ROW: M. Holmgren. S. HarHey, L. Snyder. T. Peferson. D. Smifh. K. Sie- veke. C. Anderson, S. Sfaples. B. Nash, S. Harfman. P. Lund, V. Porfer. THIRD ROW: S. Kladifko. S. Kessler. L. Lolmann. B. Frame. C. Barfos, M. Sodergren. L. Lindgren. S. Clair, J. Siegfried. N. Nysfrom. C. Bloom. J. Kohls. FOURTH ROW: M. Bergeron. M. Burrill. S. Magnuson. L. Russell. D. Pederson. M. Manwaring. R. Snusfad. C. Ullevig. B. Klafke. C. Jor- dan. D. Glaim. J. HoHord. FIFTH ROW: R. Dechaine. D. Fern. B. Spier. D. Schilling, J. Jardine. K. Olson. J. Higbee. M. Vil- lars. L. Pappas, L. Tripp, D. Hanson, T. Swanson. SIXTH ROW: D. Hasse, S. Haen. K. Van Vickle. M. Spence. D. Sunders. C. Sfockwell. M. Conlin. 5. Reed. S. Roof. J. Wander. K. Wander. K. Norberg. SEVENTH ROW: D. Hansen. B. Melich. R. Shu- mann. G. Wallin, T. Dagendorfer. G. Smifh. B. Sward. P. Peferson. J. La Belle. R. Cheney. T. Burke, C. Osborne. EIGHTH ROW: S. McKinley. J. Zindars. R. Hoyme. R. Skoog. R. Fischer, K. Chrysler. M. Peferzen. J. Spencer. K. Lafavor, P. Lyons. W. Wahlshom. Y ; I 2 -! BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: P. Monkkonen, L. Ganz, R. Loula, B. Zeid- Iik. E. Sfrand, M. Brenfrup' M. Reid. TOP ROW: R. Hay. S. Husby. R. Wander. L. Peferson. G. Pe+erson. K. Hanson, N. GravaH. F. Nali. T. Kupka, D. Hanson. M. Lundun. I K - ' - ggg. choir-55 BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: B. Zeidlik. M. Brenfrup, G. Peferson, K. Hanson. S. Husby. M. Lundun. R. Wander, P. Monkkonen. VARSITY CHOIR. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: P. Danielson, M. Smi+h. B. Schiferli. S. Gerrish. S. Peferson. J. Pouliof. S. Danielson. W. AnsfeH, V. Burns, V. Nelson. E. Bevezov- sky. ROW TWO: G. Marks. K. Sfrand. D. Sicora, R. Lundmark. C. Morin. S. Nickolau- son. K. Nordens+rom. V. Johnson, P. Klaers. L. Richards. A. Nerofhin. M. New+on. C. Gray. J. Fursman. THIRD ROW: M. Sulli- van. J. Heilpern. C. Sanderson. M. Eicken- bary. E. Sfrebinger, B. Lexcen. J. Anderson. M. Brevig. K. FuHon. D. Windsperger. Col- leen Kargel. M. Mafeffy, B. Tidwell. K. Doar. J. Peferson. F q BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: P. Luby. B. Bosak, A. Brandt L. Karafen, L. LoHus, H. Lidinski. J. Osgood. K. Haugen. C. Eagen. P. Bohlig, C. Thorsfad, J. Harris. D. Norby. L. Moore. P. Norfon. P. Knudsen, F. Granda. J. Nelson. SECOND ROW: V. Gangness. J. Connell, 6. Hanson, N. Huro. R. Johnson. T. Roubik. J. Zaun, M. Gruhlke, P. Gulsvig. P. Ellison. B. Royalfy, C. O'Neill. B. Werner. G. BIquuis+, J. Ga'nz. C. Derner, L. Langsdale, J. Bloomquisf. B. Erickson. P. lverson. M. Zieska. D. Rusfad. TOP ROW: R. McCarfhy. J. Klick, J. Reiwde, N. Brown. M. Cummings. P. Barklind, V. Ibach. P. Conk- lin, K. Adams, J. Blake. S. Donnelly, G. Gellerman. B. Berglund. S. Hansen. E. McDonald. P. Johnson, C. Wilkinson. D. Klinger, D. Sfavanau, K. Boynfon. K. Bodin. 56-choir ORCHESTRA. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: D. Maan. M. Wes+erburg. J. Olson. B. Harries. M. Alguire. G. SmHh. D. Franssell. C. Gro+he. SECOND ROW: A. Mendell, D. Wicksfrom. R. Lambie. K. Ryerson, J. Gienvick. D. Fielder. D. Ferrell, R. Nelson. J. Thomas. C. Reed. K. Grandchamp. THIRD ROW: V. Murdock. P. R. Paul. D. Olson. C. Ben+on. L. Biork. J. Hargrave. M. Monfgomery. S. Boushka. P. Smlfh. B. Zambrano, L. Thomson, T. Fagersfrom. E. Melby, P. Dueck. D. Gobel. TOP ROW: R. Saliny. P. Harbison. R. Engen. R. Phillips. D. Morrison. K. Harasyn, N. Fagers+rom. 6. Olson. F. Buchholz, M. Rejsa. J. Lunborg. During an orches+ra session, senior Neil Fagersfrom infenHy plays. faking advanfage 0T Jrhe Jrechniques he has developed +hrough praCJrice. musical score, Oliver performed by orchestra The orchesfra. consiang of approximaTely Torfy- five members, gave +wo concerfs per year. The Chris+mas Concert given on December l2, was a combinafion 0T Jrhe orchesfra and Jrhe sopho- more choir. The Spring Concert given on May I4. was performed wi+h +he Robbinsdale Senior High orchesfra. Also, selec+ed members played for Jrhe musical Oliver! bo+h during rehearsals and performance nigh+s. The advanced erudenJrs en+ered +he Dis+ric+ Solo and Ensemble Confesf and hc Jrhey received a s+ar rafing. wenJr on +0 sfafe. Senior Fred Buch- holz and iunior Cindy Grofhe were awarded sfar rafings a'r Jrhe l968 Sfafe Solo Confesf. Cindy also parficipafed in Jrhe I968 All-Sfafe Orches- +ra. for which she and o+her sophomores and im- iors Jrried 0qu. orchesfra-57 During lnfernafional Week-end. AFS s+uden+s from near- by school visit Here a Finnish s+udemL performs. piano. Duillio Tissino. Haly Felip fa Hurfado. Cosfa Rica three foreign countries represented by chs afs By +he energefic efforfs of AFS. +hree counfries were represenfed by foreign exchange sfudenfs a+ Cooper H115 year. Nguye+ Tran from Soufh Vief Nam acfively par- +icipa+ed in AFS. Pep Club. Y-feens. choir and French Club. Bringing +he Halian viewpoinf +0 Cooper. Duilio Tissino Jrook an enfhusiasfic parf in AFS, Science Club and NHS. Represenfing Cosfa Rica. Felipefa Hurfado. joined AFS, Pep Club. choir and NHS. Nguyef Tran. Soufh Vief Nam AFS OFFICERS: FROM LEFT: Barbara Decoursin, Bar- bara Hanson. Ellen Andresen. Barbara Dundovic. Nof picfured. Pam Scaia. president AFS-59 AQUAETTES: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: S. Rudolp R. Peferson. M. Debernardy. T. Monroe. P. Larson. L. 60-AquaeH'es club breaks with robins, establishes TaquaettesT The Cooper AquaeHes. a synchronized swimming group consisfing 01C fwenfy girls, pracficeol Jrwo days each week during +he school year in prep arafion for +heir annual spring show. Girls in- Jrereered in becoming members were able +o learn Jrhe basic sfunfs before Jrryou+s were held a+ Jrhe Hos+erman pool: each girl was +hen' graded sihgly on her grace and rhyfhmic 5+er in presehfafion. Coaching +he swimmers was Mrs. Carol Johnson. who direcfed Jrhem and who was a iudge during fall +ryou+s. For compefifion a+ A.A.U. meefs and public exhibiHons. several club members wroJre and pentormed rou+ines. Affer a Jrheme for +heir wafer show was chosen, girls organized and composed numbers based on +heir abilify. They Jrhen proceeded +0 design props and cosfumes. The end resuH was a swimming ensemble which demonsfrafed Jrhe precision and form +hey had so worked for. The program was open +0 parenfs and inferesfed sfuden'rs. AQUAETTES OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: M. Schilling. L. Mach. TOP ROW: R. Larson. P. Brown. h. A. Oesferriech. C. Carlson. P. Danielson. D. Schilling. ROW TWO: J. Rick. Mach. THTRD ROW: 5 '. Saboy. A. Reese. A. Raun. M. Schilling. R. Brown. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS; FROM LEFT: Ma Brenfrup. P. Fefzek, P. Schissel. L. Richa ar 5. Chrisfmas frees were sold by a Jewish salesman in a sa+irical holiday producfion. art, drama clubs revive old cultural techniques A producfion, Chrisfmas ls and a broken +ricycle highIighfed +he year for Drama Club. Chrisfmas ls .. . was a sa+irical play on wha+ +he season has become in modern Hmes. A bor- rowed Jrric:ycle was inadverfenHy broken during +he producfion and was replaced by Jrhe club. O+her ac+ivi+ies included group +rips +0 Jrhe Gu+hrie and anofher s+uden+ produdion. Meef- ings were supervised by Mr. John Cunningham, who wafched fhe members carefully +0 avoid personal harm or des+ruc+ion. Through copious planning, Ar+ Club sponsored numerous achiHes +hro'ughouf +he year. Among Jrhese was an Ar+ Club sponsored dance feaJrur- ing a local band. The Bananas. A Hea markef was held by Jrhe club during Jrhe lunch mods. in which members had Jrhe opporfunHy +0 sell +heir own arHSHC creafions. Mr. Gary Gilmer W65 ART CLUB OFFICERS; FROM LEFT: President Ricky Beaulieu: Secrefary. +heir advisor. Vicki Moe: Vice President Susan Everest bl-ari'. drama clubs cooperettes, robbinaires unite in a performance Dancing +0 such familiar +unes as Windy. Up. Up and Away and Every+hing's Coming Up Roses. CoopereHes provided half-Jrime enfer- fainmenf af bofh foofball and baskefball games. Hours o1c hard work wenf info each performance. no+ only in +he numerous and grueling pracfices. bqu also in +he defailed consfrucfion o1C each cos- +ume. Summer parades proved +0 be bofh fun and profifable wifh winnings from Hue Cloque1L and Hibbing parades neHing enough +0 purchase a +ape recorder. For +he firsf fime. +he Cooper- eHes and Robbinaires from Robinsdale. danced in a combined performance. Officers for +his year are: Carol MacWhirfer. capfain: LynneHe Rich- ards. iunior co-cap+ain: Robin Olsen. secretary: Amy Adamson. +reasurer; Jane Sundquist chore- ographer; Miss Dubbie. advisor. Smiling CoopereHes perform before +he sfudenfs and Homecoming Courf +0 Jrhe music. Up Wi+h Cooper. COOPERETTES. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Rofher, J. Borgen- dale. J. Olsen. D. Walfon. S. Nickolauson. J. Blockey. K. Gray. N. Schlosser. J. Heilpern. C. Nelson. P. Ludfke. L. Johnson. L. Richards. A. Adamson. S. Bruck. D. David- son. R. Olson. S. Novak. S. Erickson. J. Barron. S. Thomp- son. CENTER: C. MacWhirfer. 62-coopere++es CH5 DEBATE TEAMI FROM LEFT: ScoH Taylor. John Seagarcl. Sheryl Rosancler. Jim Miner. In an alfer school session. John Seagard. and ScohL Taylor go over plans drawn up for an upcoming debale. honors bestowed upon debaters during season Debafing +he resolufion: The Uniled S+a+es should es+ablish a sys+em of compulsory service by all Cifizens. . flue Cooper debale Jream walked away wifh a firs+ place frophy af +he Glenwood lnvifalional Debafe Tournament Al +he Lake- ville and Blake fournamenfs, capfain John Sea- garcl won oufsfanding speaker awards. while a+ +he Kellogg Tournament ScoH Taylor and John Seagard were H18 Jrwo ou+s+anding speakers. Dur- ing +he season +he debafe squad placed among +he lop four Jreams in all buf +hree fournamenfs. Affirmafive deba+ers. Sheryl Rosander and Jim Miner, ended +he season wifh an over-all record of 27-I I. On +he negafive JrickeJr. debafers John Seagard and ScoH Taylor finished wifh a record 01c 28- l O. debafe-b3 I968-69 is challenging for active participants Hey. can you ge+ H1 + ball? This queerion was one heard offen during +he volleyball uni+ in 6AA. Inferesfed girls were able +0 parficipafe in volleyball or any ofher sport +ha+ appealed +0 +hem by joining Jrhe club. GAA members mef once a week +0 pracfice and perfecf +heir play- ing skills. Besides regular inframural compefi- +ion, +he Jreams +raveled +0 neighboring schools +0 exhin +heir abilify. Adviser. Joyce Hagen. coached +he girls during +he weekly sessions +0 help +hem improve +heir playing. GAA OFFICERS: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: A. Hell. 5. Leamons. G. Kruse. TOP ROW: V. Schmidt C. Adams. J. Raffelson, E. Andresen. 64-gaa Gymnasfics. an inferes+inq ve+ difficuH uni+ was offered +0 all 6AA members. Pracficing complicafed posifions. Hwe girls sfrive for peraecfion. GUS OFFICERS; FROM LEFT: M. Buchoksky. K. Lambies P. Larson. awareness apparent in member projects, goals Planning. sfruggling. and working describes GUS'S firer year a+ Cooper. Girls Unifed in Serv- ice was sponsored by +he boys-girls commiHee of +he Norfh Hennepin Kiwanian Club. Mr. Knighf and Mr. Boedekker aded as advisors +0 +he +wen+y-five girls +ha+ made up +his organiza+ion. Service proieds such as geHing needed school supplies and maferials for He fufors a+ +he emo- Honally dis+uqbed children's depar+men+ a+ Glen- wood Hills Hospifal was one of He main func- Jrions 01c +he club. O+her proieds included visifing nursing homes and shans. SkHs. singing and reading helped +0 enfer+ain. GUS MEMBERS: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: 5. Mon- neJr. C. Cole. L. Gruber. R. Green. M. Sodergren. ROW TWO: L. Nielson. P. Larson. C. Cole. D. Olson. L. Rich- ards. ROW THREE: M. Depu+a+, M. Buchoksky. S. Nich- olausen. C. Morin. M. Bimson. ROW FOUR: J. Johnson. K. Lambie. D. Corfner. Before giving +he minu+es from a previous meefing. Kari Dunn lisfens infenHy +0 commiHee reporfs. g us-65 voice for all the classes echoed by hawkhs quill Upholding ifs image as an All-American news- paper. +he Hawk's Quill s+rivecEJ +0 inform and voice Jrhe views of Jrhe s+uden+ body. To enforce +his policy. sfaffers Jrraveled +0 several workshops- +0 gain new ideas and experience. Under Jrhe Jren secfion edifors Jrhere were approx- imafely Jrwener reporfers. Jrhe maiorify who Jrook painL in iournalism Class. The lasxL edifion of Jrhe Quill was puf omL enfirely by +he Class in prep- arafion for +hose on nex+ year's sfaH. - The s+a1c1c succeeded +his year in making Jrhe Quill a bi-weekly newspaper wifh +he help of ad- visor, Miss Judy LuHerman. Wifh +he-increased publicafion Jrhe Quill was beHer able +0 delve in+o problems and inform +he s+uden+ body. NEWSPAPER STAFF: FROM LEFT: C. Kelso. L. Nielsen. C. Morin. .J. Anderson. C. Sfuhr. B. Lee, 6. Nelson. P. Larson. Paging +hrough newspapers from area schools. sporfs edifor. Sfan Nicka. and Carol Kelso compare Jrhe ele- men+s of sfyle. confenf. and layouf +0 Jrhose comprised in +he Hawk's Quill. 66-hawk's quill Hermextwm 43$? 'l:1sgs - X s haw: t a ??toekhgg gm: library and classrooms aided by club members Proiecf Undersfanding. an exchange of FTA members from schools oufside +he area. was esfablished +his year a+ Cooper. The club was also acfive in fine disfrid; for besides aiding Cooper Jreachers. Hue members helped 0qu in nearby elemenfary schools. Library Club was also an imporfanf aid +o +he school. Members con+ribu+ed unscheduled mods and +heir energy +o help in He library and in Hme resources rooms. Shelving books. handing ouf magazines and pamphlefs, and keeping +he IMC in order were +he duties of Jrhe members. FTA OFFICERS; FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: J. An- derson, J. Aldrich. TOP ROW: J. Sprangers. D. Ander- son. B. Krosch. LIBRARY OFFICERS: FROM LEFT: C. Sanderson, S. Niederhaus. M. Gilman. M. Olsen. siiig . a g... NM gas .4: $4- o as .. if i: .e . 2;. x r... W $ u vosg w JaQ .. ax ow ow Sandre Neiderhaus carries 0qu one of +he many du+ies of a library aid as she Jrries +0 Ioca+e +he homerooms of +hose s+uden+s who have overdue books. library clube'a-67 BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: R. Wander A. Hquren M. Boeddeker. G. Peferson M. Mafuzek T. Hanlon. D. Hyser. S. Doerr. SECOND ROW: B. Wilson. D. Comer T. Lundquisf, B. Meese. B. Colegrove. C. Holgrimson. M. WebInger. J. LIndberg. THIRD ROW: B. Boufa. R. Smofhers. J. SkIH. G Johnson. G Thompson. J. Wander, P. Peferson. In order To release +he regular feacher +0 work wifh ofher children. Bruce Boufa demonsfra+es +0 a Highview s+udemL +he +ask of sewing a buHon. To +he dehghf of Hwe chIldren. Craig Holngmson as San+a Claus dons beard and boo+s and promIses +0 fulfill Hue long lIsfs of reques'rs Tor Jroys. 68-key club One project a Halloween par+y. provides +he oppor- +uni+y +0 uncover Characfer in Cusfoms and clowning. In +he easy afmosphere o1C a Key Club mee+ing. Mike Mafuzek gives his views on He fopic being discussed. memberse projected aims for year accomplished Three years ago if was Jrried and +es+ed by a group o1c Cooper boys. The firer Key Club in Minneapolis was sfarfed and since +hen has buiH a repufafion of aiding and assisfing +he school, disfricf, and +he communHy. Af Highview School He boys have confribufed Jrime +0 help He children and money for badly needed equipment Besides Highview some of He ofher acfivifies have been spending Jrime a+ Sf. Theresa and JrransporJring +he school disfricf's films back and forJrh +0 +he Universify of Min- nesofa. To finance +heir projecfs +he organizafion has , washed and waxed cars. sold programs 5+ +he Key Club officers from Jrop of He ladder: Presidenf Arf Hquren; Vice Gophers' 1coo+baH games. organized a dinner President Mike Ma+uzek: Treasurer. Mark Boeddeker: Secrefary, Craig da+e sale, and sponsored H13 Key Hearf Dance. Holgrimson. key club-69 experience of languages furthers understanding Parficipafion in individual proiecfs consfifufed +he goal of +he language clubs. Spanish Club par+icipa+ed in a service proiecf by making books for a mission in 5+. Paul. They did Jrhis by cuH'ing picfures from magazines and +hen leaving a space for +he children +0 prinf +he name of +he object Spanish club also dined a+ +he resfauranf La Casa Coronado. There was a Club Banquef +0 climax +he year. German sfudenfs were given an oppor+uni+y +0 learn more abouf German speaking nafions and compared +heir cuHures and differences in lan- guage when foreign s+uden+s from +he area spoke +0 Hwem 6+ meefings. As a highligh+ +0 +he club's acfivifies. +hey wen+ +0 +he Heidel- berg Resfauranf for an aufhenfic German din- ner. Throughouf +he year. German sfudenfs in- creased +heir knowledge of Germany. SPANISH CLUB: TOP TO BOTTOM: Mary Breyen. sec- refary. Peggy Holmes. president ScoH' Taylor. vice-presi- denJr. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS; FROM LEFT: Marie Wesferman, secrefary. Roxanne Sodersfrum. president Carole Albrecht hisforian. 70--language FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: FROM LEFT: Renie Meyer. president Melanie Barklind. vice-presiden+. Barb Ivey. hisforian. Chris Cramer. secrefary. Paf Haner, Jrreasurer. ti$8t$1g g..i aulsfvagq.i authenticity and action goal for cercle frangais As a beginning for French Club's ac+ivi+ies. an aufhenJric diner francais was prepared in Cooper's home economics' rooms and +hen eafen in +he banquef room. During January +he club Jtraveled +0 Buck Hill for a nighf of skiing. A fondue parfy was held a+ +he French Club's president Renie Meyer. Cinderella was chosen as +he club's annual play which was presenfed in May. In order +0 finance +he play. club members held bake sales and sold carna+ions. S+uden+s JrransIaJred +he enfire scripwL from English +0 French wi+h +he aid o1C +heir advisor. Miss Chisholm. New officers were chosen during May and af Hue French Club Banquef officer pins were handed down +0 +he nex+ year's officers. Le Cercle Francais enioyed erpical French cuisine by preparing a beef fondue dinner: cubed pieces of fresh mea1L dipped info boiling oil. french club-7 I NHS MEMBERS; BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: B. Jacobson, P. MrNeely. K. Sfrand. S. Nickolauson. C. MacWhirfer. D. Corfner. M. Gross. SECOND ROW: J. Schnell. K. Oemcke. F. Nali. L. SCOH. R. Anderson. C. Gray. 5. MonneH. L. Kunze. THIRD ROW: B. Takafa, J. Miner. G. Kruse. E. Andresen. E. Dupay, G. Kerkow. J. Bogdon. J. Sprangers, M. Depufaf. FOURTH ROW: R. Kaushel. L. Schimdf. B. Skoog. K. Hearfh, M. Husfad, M. Brenfrup. M. Wesferman. C. Freir. P. Conlin. FIFTH ROW: A. Duek. B. Harries, J. Blockey. C. Modrow, D. Guise. L. Sfuearf. K. Anderson. 6. Nelson. Mike Reid. M. Kopiefz. SIXTH ROW: R. Lundberg, A. Vraspir. P. Haner. D. Tissino. F. Hur+ado. D. Heyser, M. Bury, R. Bowman. K. Jervis, A. Mandel. vacation in new york, proves yearss highlight Leadership. scholarship. charac'rer. and service are four qualifies a candidafe for Na+ional Honor Sociefy musf possess in order +0 become a mem- ber. When He candles symbolizing +hese aHri- bufes were finally IH. H18 inifiafes were officially made members. New members were honored in an audHorium before Jrhe sfudenf body and again a+ a formal ceremony performed for Hwe -paren+s' benefit Also an inducfion banquef Jrook place infroducing inifiafes +0 +he goals and pur- poses of +he organizafion. A +rip +0 New York, which Jrook place during Easfer vacaHon, was +he high poinf of +he year. Included in Hue agenda were various Jfours. shopping Jrrips. +he RockeHes show aJr Radio Cify Music Hall and a chance +0 see a play. Mr. Lyndon Ulrich was advisor +0 +he Sociefy and was also a chaperon on +he Jrrip. NHS OFFICERS: A. Hquren. president S. Rosander, K. Aldrich. S. Swonger. 72-nafional honor socie+y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS; BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: K. Reed. P. Williams. N. Tran. D. Maine, A. Sa+her. B. De- maris. M. Mafuzek, A. Nowachex. SECOND ROW: N. Goodwin, M. Brafsch. B. lvey. K. Larson. K. Bosch. N. Thompson. 8. Degandorfer. J. Mensch. S. Harvala. E. Bawrowski. THIRD ROW: B. Meese. M. Mafeffy, L. West B. Lexion. M. Newfon. B. Rademacher. C. Ander- son. M. lverson. M. Buckley. J. Sandberg. FOURTH ROW: D. Merrill, M. Barclay. D. Wang, D. Nelson. T. Kupka. R. Wander. J. Ander- son. 8. Jevne. J. Emerfon. R. Rogman. FIFTH ROW: D. Mo'rrison. M. Paynfer. S. Loubarf. S. Nelson. D. Fenske. J. Mikwold, C. HinHz. V. Murdock. C. Murphy. M. Monfi. SIXTH ROW: M. Pupeza. T. Lindsfrom. T. Caspers. T. Quinlin, T. Zbikowski. J. Chinn. L. Clem. S. Prokop. M. Duxbury. M. Boedekker. : wawswm . - m ane.m: :- w mkaw--x.w$ newaw OLD NHS MEMBERS; FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: B. Decoursin. L. Nielson. K. Kudie. S. Taylor. J. Nickols. S. Erickson, V. Anderson. M. Laliber+e. SECOND ROW: C. Herder. S. Mikkelbusf. M. Barklind. J. Sigfried. L. Ganz. D. Lussenhop, P. Monk- konen. E. Sfrand. THIRD ROW: M. Gilman. S. Niederhaus. L. Wasnick. B. Dobrin. G. VanBuskirk, D. Sfeuarf. J. Anderson. C. Reed. D. lsenberg. P. Brown. FOURTH ROW: P. Scaia. J. Seagaard. D. Hanson. P. Brooks. F. Bucholfz, N. Fagersfrom. K'. Lighfing Hue candles Symbolizing scholarship. Grandchamp. D- Erickson. M. SchiHing. M- Blmson. leadership. characfer and service. inducfees fi- nalized membership in Nafional Honor Sociefy. na+ional honor socie+y-73 74-d.e.. 1' 8: i D.E. MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: R. Tur- ner. B. Kirchner. D. Eull. M. Schmidt D. Williams. M. Maliiewski, P. Liemonf. SECOND ROW: B. Jphnson. K. Boufin. S. Heilmin. C. Bouchier, C. Bickford. P. Nelson. THIRD ROWfJ. ArnoH. M. Johnson. J. Langsdale. R. Farsfad. J. Nefka. C. Wanha. FOURTH ROW: M. Mu+- Jrerer. R. Cheney. 5. Smifh. G. Bar+hell. FIFTH ROW? R. Moss. J. Hirf. , T.8xl. MEMBERS; BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: T. Kull. S. Sfueland, J. Fisher, B. HiH. SECOND ROW: 6. Paul- son. R. Kyrola. C. Adams. THIRD ROW: M. Miller. J. Norgren, T. Anderson. L. Kamin. B. Hiulberg. FOURTH ROW: J. Walfon. L. Sfeiner. D. Lamphere. J. Crosby. LOP ROW: J. Pickus. S. Prall. J. Truchinski. Mr. Randall. . Pefri. O. E. MEMBERS: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: 6. John- son. P. Peferson, K. Runquisf, L. Sfeer, L. Clem, R. Clem. B. Cafvala. N. Edwards. P. WaHlko. SECOND ROW: C. Day. 6. Mason, D. Bisfodeau, P. Lanners, S. Berfhiume, L. Dahr. C. Herder. B. Schlecfer. D. Herim. THIRD ROW: C. Bever. L. ScheHer. B. Johnson, J. Richards. L. Curfis. D. Bolier. A. Adamson. L. Fursman. M. Carlson, J. Jessen. office education senior made state-wide officer Trade and lndusfries, a new course innova+ed 6+ Cooper, offered Hue chance for a sfudenf +0 find Hwe vocafions he had an in+eres+ in and +0 pursue if during his senior year. Primarily T. Be l. works on much +he same basis as OE. and DE. The major difference is Hwaf +he sfudenf parfici- pa+ing in T. e I. generally is r101L considering college. bu1L insfead a Jrracle school. By becoming a member of any of He Jthree ore ganizafions, +he sfudenf aufomchaHy becomes a member. Delegafes from Hue clubs aHended conven+ions where various awards were received. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: L. ScheHler. D. Bolier. L. Fursman. SECOND ROW: K. Johnson. E. Conant C. Bever. THIRD ROW: J. WaHon. B. Hill. oekleHe8d-75 PEP CLUB: BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: J. Anderson. M. Rick. 6. Van Buskirk. J. Sprangers. N. Thompson, M. Gross. L. Werr. C. Ponicki, J. Mensch, B. Wannebo, M. lverson. J. Sandburg. D. Skare. L. Ganz. SECOND ROW: J. Sicora. D. lsenberg. P. Larson. S. Fleshness. B. Olson. J. Davis. R. Mork. M. Newfon. J. Anderson, D. Sfeuarf. D. Corfner. C. Ruclle, J. DiHer. L. Van Wie. THIRD ROW: J. Wall. L. Miller. L. Kilancler. C. Pelerson. A. Oeslerrich. K. Slrancl. S. Nickolauson. J. Duffy, M. Buchkosky. J. Briggs. J. Siegfried. P. Anderson. P. Olmsfad. S. Levon. FOURTH ROW: C. Leach. F. Hurlado. T. Nguyef, S. Shumann. R. Green, D. Hayes. L. Wasnick. M. Buckley. M. Barklind. M. Torpy. B. Bloom, V. Berfhold, T. Monroe. FIFTH ROW: L. West C. Ore. B. Johnson. C. Ben'ron. V. Johnson. P. Brown. M. lverson. B. Holmes. M. Laliberfe. S. Wilhelm. P. Scaia. B. Fluck. P. Collins. SIXTH ROW: B. Zeidlik. D. Elmquisf. M. Back- sfrom. J. Hawkinson. J. Barron. M. Smifh. P. Kessler. B. Harf. S. Sfenberg. V. Sarris. C. Sleidler. f0; ' members inspire zeal; donate hawk uniform Equipped wifh supplies for painling +he bleach- ers, Pep Club gafhered one day laer summer lor- geHing only one +hing-fhe paint Bleachers were no+ +he only +hing Hue club painfed. signs were also painfed informing Hwe sfuclenJr body of Upcoming games. Also during +he summer. He members o1E Pep Club galhered pop boHles. wen+ egg-begging. washed cars. and did olher sundry acfivilies +0 gel money for a new Hawk lvlascowL unilorm. Arousing spiri+ during Home- coming Week and Snow Week was Pep Club's biggesf project The co-sponsoring ol Snow Week wilh Roofer Club involved planning achi- Jries lor flue enlire week. Miss De Koning, Hue club advisor, supervised all enferprises. CABINET; FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: J. Sandburg. M. Barklind. D. Skare. D. lsenburg. M. Bimson. L. Werr. M. Backslrom. SECOND ROW: 5. Wilhelm. L. Wasnick. M. Depulaf. S. Shuman, N. Thompson. L. Ganz. R. Green. P. Kessler. T. Monroe. lniliales lace +he challenges senior members beslowed upon +hem. remembering +0 reek revenge as seniors. members arouse cheer, establish school spirit While providing +he school wifh en+husiasm and spirit Roofer Club also sponsored Sanfa Anony- mous. a worfhwhile proied involving +he coHec- Jrion of +oys hor needy Children a+ Chris+mas +ime. This was +he +hird year +he club has collec+ed foys, and H proved +0 be +he mosf successful. In addifion +0 Sanfa Anonymous. +he dub co- sponsored Snow Week. five days of fun in +he snow. S+uden+s skafed. snow sculp+ed. and par- +icipa+ed in a huge snowball fighf during Jrhe week. School involvemenf was furJrher esfablished when members donafed an official Cooper Hag +0 +he s+uden+ body. Under +he direcfion of advisor. Mr. Kopp. Roo+er Club members sparked spiri+ by performing in various skifs during pep-fesfs. selling Hawk pins. pennanfs. and beanies. Two Roofer Club members presenf +he honor guard wi+h The firsf official Cooper Hag during a pepfeer. ROOTER CLUB: FROM LEFT: D. Maan. J. Nickols. J. Thomas. D. Morrison. R. Thoreson. B. Goins. B. Schnack. ' R. SchwankI. roo+er club-77 student assistants aid 7 'in laboratory, clean-up Will +his blow up if I add a liHle of +ha+ green squ? Science assis'ranfs were on hand +0 an- swer such a quesHon. Approxima+ely Jrwener s+u- denfs sacrificed 1Cree mods +0 help in +he various science laborafories. These s+uden+s helped pre- pare equipmenf for He labs and were willing +0 answer quesfions per+aining +0 lab work. Lab assisfanfs usually complefed +he experimenfs firsf +0 see ht +he expec'red oufcome would come ou'r wi+h +he equipmenf provided. Hey. need any help dissecfing +ha+ frog? S+uden+s Jrake advanfage of +he aid's help during experimenfs. SCIENCE AIDS: FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: 6. Van- Buskirk. C. Hanson. N. Kelly. SECOND ROW: N. Niece. H. Gawfry. E. Dupay. D. Davis. L. Johnsfon. N. Purdy. Seffing up Jr'he lab wifh precision is necessary for a good oufcome. Here a science aid helps a sfudenf. 78-science Christies, slaloms result in impressive sitzmarks Si+zmarks. Jrha+ grand old skiing ins+i+u+ion of wipe-ou+. was well indulged in by +he em- bryonic skiers of +he New Hope Ski Club. Of course. Jrhere were infermediafe and advanced par+icipan+s who fook flying +ours down Jrhe ex- perf hills. learning every mogule. Jrwig. and snowflake on Jrhe way. Trips +0 various chalefs. including Mf. Fronfenac. AHon Alps. Welch Vil- lage, Pine Hill. and Trollhaugen. cons+i+u+ed Jrhe general eerenJr of Jrhe ac+ivi+ies 01C Ski Club. They saved +heir pennies. nickels, and dimes for +he forer dollar Lufsen overnighf hip on which Jrhe novices were disfinguished from +he experfs by +he evidence of Jrhe number of +he nexf morn- ing's aches. pains. and broken ski poles. Niqh+ skiing was ini+ia+ed in +he efforf o1E promofing inferes'r in Jrhe Club. Jon Mikwbld Jrries +0 pentorm a fair facsimile of a flying eagle wifh +he help of an arfificially formed mogule. PuHing on skis requires much exerfion. as Barb Lee fully realizes. bu+ +he rewards are well worfh aH Jthose pains. Graceful falls do such wonderful +hings for +he figure! exclaims Gale Van Buskirk. as she ruefully gazes a+ her weIl-formed sifzmark in Jrhe snow. ski club--79 CABINET: BOTTOM ROW, FROM LEFT: L. Ganz. M. Laliber+e. P. Scaia. S. Wilhelm. SECOND ROW: S. Tay- lor, B. Zeidlik. J. Sigfried. M. Gross. R. Olson. D. Isenberg. T. Mas+ers. Represen+a+ive. Sue Erickson seHs s+u- denf direcfories during +he lunch mods. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: B. DeMaris. V. Anderson. E. Sfrand. pres- ident C. Reed. 61qu ., .. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS; BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: F. Aldrich. C. Taft D. Comer. C. Modrow. B. Degendorfer. Pam Bolig. C. Barfos. SECOND ROW: 5. lverson. S. Clair. J. Sigfried. P. Larson, K. Aldrich. M. Barklind. J. Lunborg. B. Holmes, M. Bimson. M. Anderson. THIRD ROW: A. Pefers. J. Zindars. J. Decoursin, V. Norfon. P. Barklind. D. Johnson. P. Ludke. L. Tripp. 5. Reed. 5. Levno. M. SchiHing. FOURTH ROW: T. Lundquisf. P. Dzubay. S. Miller. L. Lewis. M. Pupeza. S. Carlson. J. Spencer. S. Roof. J. Wander. 5. Baldwin. T. Zbikowski. 80-sfuden+ cauncil student opinion, views brought out in council The mee+ing will now be caHed +0 order. S+u- denJr counciI general assembly meeHngs were held for homeroom represen+a+ives and any in- +eres+ed sfudenf. By allowing an open forum on such major issues as He dress code. sfudenfs were beHer able +0 unders+and +he issues. The Unesco drive. sponsored by s+uden+ council was He mos+ effec'rive one ever held a+ Cooper. Four hundredadoilars was broughf in by s+uden+ represen+a+ives and a danceline rou'rine. Chrisfmas Fesfival week and Some+hing Else were also pu+ on by He council; +wo weeks o1C ncun and wacky happenings. Mrs. Sanfa Claus. alias Joyce Mensch. came down frOm +he Nor+h Pole +0 +ake parf in ChrisfmavFesfival week. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS; BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: C. Frame. M. Zieska. T. Hammond. L. Gruber. J. Kennedy. C. Haugen. I. Dunno. J. O'Neill. ROW TWO: P. Kessler. S. Erickson. K. McDill, K. Landgum. L. Kilander, A. Cambell. C. Ponicki. B. Olson. D. Wal- +on. L. Nielson. ROW THREE: B. Goins. B. Hart R. Olson. V. Scholl. D. Maine. R. Ruch. D. Bar+holomew. C. Flesness, S. Sfadnik. J. Schammel. ROW FOUR: K. Norberg. K. Harrison. M. Por+er, M. Halverson. G. McDonald. D. Discher. R. Smofhers. S. Hyser. C. Hol- grimson. T. Burke. s+uden+ counciI-8I UNDERSTAFFMEN. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: M. SmHh. B. Skoog. G. Van Buskirk, L. Peferson, M. Brafch. K. Lambie, B. Rus+ad, K. Chris+ensen. TOP ROW: B. Hanson. B. Wannebo. M. Mokler. J. Mensch, M. Carlson. R. Carpenfer. J. Rick. Underclassmen edifor. Lynn Gruber. +humbs erough various yearbooks +0 gef Iayou'wL ideas. To prepare for upcoming deadlines. Rick Carpenfer and Debbie Carlson wrife head- lines. individualism theme fostered by talms staff Deadline is nex1L Friday! This simple bu+ emphafic exclamafion managed +0 +hrow +he whole Talons' sfaH info near panic. Neverfheless. on February +wen+ie+h. one +housand nine hundred and six+y nine. Hwe book wenJr +0 press despHe fears. loer pages. evening janifors and ofher miscellaneous friHes. Complefe seven-course MacDonald ham- burger dinners relieved headline counfing, cap- +ion wriHng and proofreading during midnighf solifary confinemenJrs. Aiming for a second All- American. +he firsf obfained by fine l968 TalonsI +he new advisor. Mr. Hollis+er. and +he sfaff af- Jremered unor+hodox and somefimes censored ideas in Jrrying +0 uphold +heir +heme of indi- vidualism. Exemplifying his individualism +hrough -a silhoueHe. Dave Ohmani spor+s edHor. sifs on +he ledge of a window. 82-1'alons EDITORS, BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: D. Carlson. P. Conlin. C. Cole. L. Gruber. M. Rick. TOP ROW: M. Anderson. C. Cole, D. Ohman, P. Haner. M. Depufaf. M. Bimson. EcliJror-in-chimc Pa1L Conlin sorfs +hrough picfure possibilifies +0 find a good candid. Con+empla+ing and discussing +he effec- +iveness of words are Mary Bimson and Mary Bra+ch. . wwqrMM,An MWM,;VM L H . w Does +ha+ copy sound righ+? Perhaps +ha+ word should be changed. To revise various misfakes. Mary Bimson and Marie Depufaf proofread a finished layout +alons-83 a.v., chess club perfect skills on personal plane Affiliafed wifh +he Minnesofa Chess Leaque, Chess club had a fulfilling year. They parficie pafecl in +he Norfhwesf Minneapolis Round Robin Chess Tournament The highlighf of He year was +he Minnesofa High School Tournamenf in which John Nichols +ied for fourfh place 0qu of Jrwo hundred and Jrhirer-eighwL parficipanfs. Humanifies Jreacher. Mr. John Norfon was +heLr advisor. A.V. experienced a copious year of service +0 +he school. Among +heir services were +he opera- +ion of +he Cooper closed circuH +elevision, pho- Jrography and +he developing of film. Sfudenfs par+icipa+ing in +he A.V. deparfmenf volun+eered free +ime during school +0 do so. CHESS CLUB; LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Vraspir. N. Eager- s+rom. J. Nichols. D. Morrison. R. Holm. T. Fagersfrom. A. Mandel. A.V.; FRONT ROW. FROM LEFT: PaJr Ellwood. Bill Goins. Jim Wadfke. Mike Riley. Ken Jarvis. Layne Ferrell. BACK ROW: Jim Skiff. Joel Wing. Mark Blake. Paul Albers. Mark Masica. Lowell Gray. 84-audio visuaVchess Obviously amused by a capHon wriHen for +he Talons. Marie Depu+a+ and Mary Bimson aHemp+ +0 defermine if censorship is required. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB OFFICERS: John Seagard. president James Miner. vice-presidenf: Sheryl Rosander, secrefary. two clubs innovated by interested chs scholars A busy year of ering was +he main goal and accomplishmenf of +he members of Quill and Scroll. an honorary sociefy for s+uden+s who have done ou+s+anding work in Hue field of low- nalism. This year members found Jrhemselves in- volved in +he forma+ion of fwo new organiza- +ions aJr Cooper, +he Apafhy Club and +he Pro- crasfinaHon CommiHee. To have gueswL speakers on per+inen+ world news was one of +he main obieches of +he World AHairs Club. Among +he speakers were Nancy Sfreebee. a socialist and Thomas MCBurney. a member 01c American Friends for We Middle Easf. In +his way, s+uden+s became more involved in curren+ evenfs. QUIU and Scroil officers, +reasurer-Pa+ricia Conlin. presidenF-Marie Depufaf. vice-presidenf-Pamela Scale, and secrefary-Mary Bimson. show deep safisfacfion afferdoing work in iournalis'ric fields. quill and scroIVworId affairs-85 individualism, good will portrayed by y-teeners In an efforf +0 achieve ifs ulfimafe goal of well- rounded individuals. Y-Teens conducfed pro- grams on several levels-H'105e of service, re- ligion, recrea+ion. and personal developemenf. The membership drive was launched by a fashion show and was 1collowed by a Movie S+ar Ban- quef for bofh old and new members. To grow in +he knowledge of God. worship services were held on holidays. Each Chapfer worked on a service project Jrhey adopfed couples a+ +he New Hope Nursing Home, Jrook underprivileged kids from He Phyllis WheaHey Home +0 see He Mpls. Plane+arium. and assis+ed a+ a Remedial Reading Cen+er. ln addifion +0 sponsoring +he annual Jack of Hearfs dance. +he Human Rela- +ions Series was expanded +0 include a Jralk by Dick Fowler, filmerrips on +he racial problem and a showing of +he film, Pa+ch of Blue. Dimmed Iighfs and 50er music of +he orchesfra creafe an afmosphere o1C romance for Marlys Johnson and dafe. JACK OF HEARTS COURT. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: A. Campbell. L. Kilander. L. Buckingham. B. Dundo- Vic. A. Safher. D. Dillon. C. Nelson. D. Lloyd. V. Ander- son. L. Jacobson. TOP ROW: 6. Crawford. 6. Pearson. E. Sfrand, D. Tissino, R. Wahlsfrom. JACK OF HEARTS Paf Wurm. K. Tschanen. R. Thompson. K. Schqu. 85-y-+eens ALL SCHOOL OFFICERS. FROM LEFT: A. Oesferreich. K. Sfrand. S. Thompson. J. Duffey. S. S+enberg, A. Sa+her. K. Langum. K. McDiH. D. Sfeuarf. B. Dundovic. CHAPTER PRESIDENTS. FROM LEFT: D. lsenberg. B. Berg- man. C. Cross. M. Gross. R. Olson. D. Hayes. M. Buckley, B. Holmes. 5. Ericson. C. MacWhirfer. Affer +he enferfainmenf which Connie Crowell provided. Lynn Folsom and Al Carlson dance +0 +he 50H music. y-+eens-87 A+ a Minnefonka foofball game. iunior cheerleader Chris Ponicki leads Cooper fans in an enfhusiasfic cheer designed +0 promofe school spirit Joining th H16 cheerleaders, Hue Hawk mascot played by eifher Mona Iverson or Debbie Hayes. established enfhusiasm and supporf for Hie feams. B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: FROM LEFT: 5. Sfaples. A. Oesferriech. P. Bolig. M. Newfon. J. Beigler. A. Nerofhin. E. McDonald. cheerleaders 89 90-division he who achieves for famek sake is simply mortal, but he who achieves for achievements sake is an individual division 9l Wilh Randy Smolhers' making +he lead block. quarferback Bruce Boufa goes around Jrhev- end on a keeper as a drove of Edina Hornef foes aHemp+ +0 Jrackle him from behind. The Hawks played lough. bmL +he opponen'rs crushed Jrhe gridiron players by a 27-7 Scare. hawks defeat st. cloud and trounce the robins The gridders s+ar+ed 0qu +he season wifh an air of superiorHy alfer +he lirsl game againsf our arch-rival. +he Robins. also known as Cooper East ended in an overwhelming upset The Hawks finally showed Jrheir Jrrue colors wifh Bruce Boufa going over for +he fouchdown. which was +he only score of Jrhe game. Over-conlidenf. af- fer +he Robbinsdale win. +he Hawks los+ 2l-7 +0 Jrhe Minnelonka Skippers. Playing a highly ranked Jream neer, +he inexperienced Hawks dropped a 27-7 defeaf againsf Edina. lnconsislenf loo'rball was +he deferminlng lacfor in all Jrhe previous losses. including Jrhe loss +0 Hopkins. 7-0. WiJrh Jrhe qualify 01C Toolball finally improving. Jrhe Hawks emerged vicforious over Kennedy. wifh Jrhe score 20-6. Traveling nexf +0 51'. Cloud. Jrhe Hawks deleafed +he powerful Tigers by Jrhe hard- earned score of I3-O. UnforJrunafe breaks led +0 Jrhe Orange and Blue's downfall. 28-l4, againsf Sf. Louis Park. Co-oper Teachecl Jrhe final winhing high poinf o1c Jrhe season wiJrh a 27-7 win over winless Mound. The season ended when The grid- clers bowed +0 Jrough Richlield. l3-O. 92-foo+ball Torn Frame. iunior cornerback. makes a diving fackle during +he Sf. Louis Park game in which +he Hawks played up To expecfaflons buf sfill losf. 28-I4. most valuable player is upperclassman k. rice Affer +he foofball season had ended. +he annual banque+ was held a+ +he Jolly Troll. Here Coach Bomsfad wave special awards +0 cerfain players who gave consieremL fine performances on +he field Haroughouf +he season. Jim Murray was chosen as +he besf offensive player of +he Jream. Special +ribu+e mus+ be given +0 senior Ken Rice. Ken was co-capfain, bes+ defensive player and honored +0 par'ricipaJre on +he AIl-Comcerence Team along wifh junior Tom Frame. The mos+ dedicafed junior varsi+y player was awarded +0 Sfeve Carlson. Wifh a large amounf of juniors playing firsf sfring varsify +his year and coming back nex+ season. Coach Bomsfad's ouHook for fquure years ap- pears +0 be an enlighfening one wifh Tom Frame and Jerry Pie+z vo+ed +0 be He '69-'70 fooeraH co-capfains. In +he second game of +he season. Jim Murray +hrew a pass on a +aHback play which led +0 anofher Hawk vicfory. VARSITY. BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: R. Timm. E. Brown. D. Pe+erson. D. Oldre. T. Leuer. A. Hul+gren. T. Hanlin. J. Murray. A. Wenz. R. Dye, T. Frame. SECOND ROW: Coach B. Lorn+zen. Coach A. Bomsfad. D. Ohman. R.,Loula. B. Boufa. J. Pugh, R. Gau+sch. B. DeMarias. B. Johnson, P. Classen. M. Boeddeker. T. Miller. K. Rice, 5. Pie+z, D. Merrill. R. Ruch. R. Smofhers. THIRD ROW: C. Reinkinq. J. Pilon. S. Doerr, S. Anderson. D. Girod. D. Johnson. 6. Pearson. E. Erickson, S. Carlson. L. Radzak, S. Ebert A. Sprague. R. Girod, G. WesHund. R. Miller. Coach J. Knight M. Reid. FOURTH ROW: M. Richards. D. Discher. J. Farness. D. Nordberg. M. Kopie+z. M. Wha- len, M. Sobraske. C. Meyer. Coach J. Lloyd. fooibaII-93 Showing his defensive sfance. senior Arf Hulfgren. demonsfrafes de+ermina+ion. During +he Edina game. Tom Frame plows Jrhrough +he opening made by Rod Young- dahl and Dallas Oldre. B-SQUAD. BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: A. Vilson. P. ArgonoH. K. Van Vickie. N. Mandis, D. Debruyn, T. Manfhei. D. Fray- sefh. D. Frank. SECOND ROW: B. Crowall. E. Beddow. K. Larson. 5. Hyser, B. Koponen. M. Perry. J. Zaic. M. Newman. D. Barsness, G. Negan, J. Wasnick. THIRD ROW: Coach D. Sohn. R. Peferson. K. Budish, J. Murray, B. Pe+erson. M. Lafske. T. Wi+hwor+h, K. McKensie. A. Daisey. B. Kahle, J. Wander. T. Praska. R. Busch, D. Sunders. Coach W. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: R. Perricone, D. Ehlen, J. Spencer. 5. Roof. C. Oldre, P. Corrick. R. Peura. J. CorbeH, T. Hoff. M. Ravlings. M. Hollen- beck, K. Briggs. 94-fooi'ball ' i134; M33 W1 1i? x g tlaik? thA . Y an X Coaches Arlie Bomsfad and Bob Lorenfzen discuss +ac+ics during Jrhe Mound game. A well-planned sfrafegy is aHempfed by co- capfain Rice during a 5+. Louis Park game. VARSITY SCORES ROBBINSDALE MINNETONKA EDINA HOPKINS KENNEDY ST. CLOUD ST. LOUIS PARK MOUND RICHFIELD foofbaH-95 During half Hme. Coach Johnson exposes flaws and gives encouragemen+ +0 his players. B-SQUAD SCORES WE THEY 26 Richfield 0 O Robbinsdale 7 l3 Minnefonka O 6 Edina 2O 18 Hopkins 6 24 Kennedy 0 I3 Sf. Louis Park 0 l2 Mound 6 sophomores havegreat and exceptional season The B-squad had one of ifs besf seasons +his year. Wifh a 6-2 conference record. +hey wen+ +0 defeaf suchbpowerful +eams as Richfield. Ken- nedy. Hopkins. and 5+. Louis Park. Under +he coaching of WhH'ey Johnson and Dar- rel Sohn. +he B-Squad surpassed all expec+a+ions and proved +0 be equal +0 Hue pressures and menfal sfrains +ha+ +he Lake Conference +eams experience. Since +he B-Squad ranked high in fine conference. +he coaches feH +ha+ Huey will be able +0 fill in Hwe gap caused by +he graduaHng seniors. A'r +he JFooiaball banquet Mike Hollen- beck was named +he mos+ valuable sophomore player on +his year's feam. 96-foofba ll Hawk sophomore quar+erback. Ken Briggs. runs around +he end on a quar- +erback sweep againswL Kennedy's B-Squad during a hard game. 6 Coach Whifey Johnson gives a pep +alk +0 keep-up his cagersf morale for +he up- coming game againswL nexf foe. VARSITY SCORES WE THEY 76 WAYZATA 72 58 HOPKINS 57 5I KENNEDY 56 32 EDINA 65 ST. LOUIS PARK 7I MOUND 37 59 ROBBINSDALE 72 45 RICHFIELD 54 62 MINNETONKA 45 WAYZATA 42 4I EDINA 47 42 LINCOLN 54- 76 ANOKA 50 56 ROBBINSDALE 50 MINNETONKA 52 78 ST. LOUIS PARK 60 55 LINCOLN 6O Lunging for a loose ball. Co-capfain Pa+ Wurm is surrounded by opposing players. baske+baII-97 Bruce Boufa iumps up oufreaching a Kennedy eager for +wo hard-earned poinfs. Bruce was one of Cooper's oufsfanding guards and win refurnf Tom Masfers 0qu uns a Mound cager +0 add ano+her +wo poinfs for +he Hawks as Cooper wenf on +0 annihilafe +he Mohawks by a nofable score of 7! VARSITY- BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: J. O'Neill. B. Colgrove. S. Hyser. S. Jeronimus. T. Mas'rers. M. Daniels. T. Bouferak. R. Ru B. Boufa. SECOND ROW: M. Reid. T. Leuer B. Wadhams, G. Mey r. A. Nowachek. J. Hedding. G. Borrell. P. Wurm. Coach Whi'rey Johnson. Coach Bill Baumgar+en. 9 -baske+ball B-SQUAD SCORES WE THEY 67 WAYZATA 55 4I HOPKINS 42 59 KENNEDY 39 48 EDINA 4I 52 ST. LOUIS PARK 46 66 MOUND 27 36 ROBBINSDALE 64 42 RICHFIELD 45 59 MINNETONKA 39 75 WAYZATA 2! 55 EDINA 7! 4l LINCOLN 35 63 ANOKA 44 49 ROBBINSDALE 65 58 MINNETONKA 53 47 ST. LOUIS PARK 54- 42 LINCOLN 4I B-SQUAD. BOTTOMw ROW. FROM LEFT: D. Kresa. D. Frayse+h, S. Horgen. N. Mandis. D. Sunders. SECOND ROW: K. Meyer. S. Jeronimus. J. Nelson. T. Praska. S. Hyser. K. McKenzie. K. Harasyn. R. Gass. Coach R. Loren'rzen. THIRD ROW: 5. SkeHon. K. Budish. B. Wad- hams. D. Tyler. J. Spencer. M. Raveling'. nowachek selected for all conference cagers Cooper's cagers con+rol +he boards as +hey waif .for a rebound agains1L Kennedy. The Hawk maseo+ looks on. Compiling a new record 01c wins. Jrhe Cooper baske'rball Jream showed poise and defermina- +ion when playing ra+ed +eams. Under +he coach- ing of Whifey Johnson, Jrhe Hawks upse+ +ough Hopkins while bea+ing Wayzafa +wice. Forming around AI Nowachek and Pa+ Wurm. Jrhe squad had a sfronger and more experienced Jream Jrhan pas+ years. Al Nowachek was honored by being selecfed +0 +he All Conference Jream because of his consfanfly ou+s+anding games. S+ar+ing guards, Bruce Boufa and Ryan Ruch. will bofh refurn +0 add depfh +0 +he squad nex+ year. baskefbaII-99 coach richard k-Iayman encourages 'self desires Under +he coaching of Richard Klayman, a new coach a+ Cooper. fhe cross-counfry runners ran impressively in +he many mee+s where +hey com- pefed. One of +he highlighfs of +he season was fine 28-28 He wifh Robbinsdale. one of +he powerhouses of +he Lake Conserence. Compefing in +he Swain lnvifafional a+ Dulufh. +he harriers capfured I Hh place in +he 4l-+eam field. which was one o1c +heir beHer finishes. Capfain Pa+ AHmann led +he Hawks +hrough +his safisfachory season. Wifh many juniors and sophomores com- ing up. +he fufure looks brigh+ in seasons coming. Shawn Koos. sophomore. was vofed by his +eam- mafes Cooper's mos+ oufsfanding runner on +he squad. Wifh aching and Hred muscles. Pa+ AHmann and Eugene MacDonald cafch +heir breafh affer a Jrwo mile run. CROSS-COUNTRY. BOTTOM ROW: S. Olson, 8. Ring- welski. T. Buforac, D. Whifeis. T. Hopponen, S. Koos, G Wallack, R. Olson, B. Hirschfeld. SECOND ROW: R. Murdock, K. S+ein. T. Burke. A. Good, D; Wang. T. Zbi- kowski, P. Alfmann, S. Swonger. G. Grabko. L. Kaiser. T. Quinlan. J. O'Neil. THIRD ROW: Coach Dick Klayman, D. Wick. M. Barclay. S. Lanarz. G.'McDonald. K. Cum- mings, G. Gellerman. F. Hazelfon, J. Elson. D. Eyberg. B. Wilson. IOO-cross coun+ry Nearing Jrhe finish line ahead of a Mound harrier. Paf Alfmann's expression is one of deferminafion. Koos. Hopponen. and Zbikowski s+rive for firsf place in a meef againsf Robbinsdale. Coach Klaymen, surrounded by his cross- counfry runners. goes over sfrafegy. VARSITY SCORES WE THEY 28 ROBBINSDALE 28 4b EDINA I7 20 WAYZATA 43 34 LINCOLN 2I 3O MINNETONKA 25 2l KENNEDY 38 50 HOPKINS IS 20 MOUND 4! 46 RICHFIELD I8 47 ST. LOUIS PARK l6 cross counfry- l 0 I On Jrhe way +0 a depisiye vidory againswL Norfh High. John Prokop ufilizes greaf coordinafion. s+reng+h, and de+ermmahon in demonsfrahng his skills on Jrhe horse Jrhroughoulr his rou+ine. The iron cross. an exfremely difficuH and sfrenuous move. is used by senior Jim Norgren In his se+. Greaf sfrengfh is required +0 reach +he peak 01C 6 giant bu+ Rick Moe demons'rrafes he has +he s+reng+h +0 perform Jrhe move. IOZ-gymnasfics VARSITY SCORES WE THEY 62 OSSEO 43 63 FAIRMONT 42 7I ST. LOUIS PARK 34 62 MPLS. NORTH 43 52.5 KENNEDY 52.5 66.5 RICHFIELD 38.5 69 ROBBINSDALE 36 57 LINCOLN 48 72.5 ALBERT LEA 32.5 47.5 ANOKA 57.5 65 ALEXANDER RAMSEY 40 LAKE CONFERENCE- FIRST REGION FIVE4FIRST STATE MEET4THlRD Jehc Chinn. senior. demons+ra+es excep- +ional abilify as he confinues his ou+s+ancl- ing performances on +he rings. Grimacing. Sfeve Prokop sfarfs his se+ wi+h Jrhe L on +he parallel bars. Making Jrhe inifial swing. senior Rick Car- pen+er pivofs info his scissors on +he horse. John Prokop ufihzes supreme concen+ra- fion +0 help enable him +0 ge+ good marks. gymnasfics- l 03 gymnastics team takes a third position in state Confinuing ifs winning ways, +he Cooper gym- nasfics Jream achieved many of +heir high- reaching goals. Coach Harlowe Beyer's +eam was fairly young and inexperienced. bu'r was backed up by sfrong balance. They capfured H18 Lake Conference +i+le by defeafing powerful Lincoln in a close meef. For +he firer +ime in +hree years. +he Hawks upsef Jrough Fairmdnf. while again +hey smashed Robbinsdale on HS own courf. Oufsfanding seniors. Ken Rice. Rick Car- penfer. Jeff Chinn. Jim Norgren and Jim Cad- weH. confinued Hweir excepfional performances +hroughou+ Hue enHre season. Cooper ended +he season wi+h an overall record of 9-H. The Hawks fook ls+ place in +he regionals. +hen placed 3rd in- +he s+a+e meef. held here af Cooper for +he second year in a row. Exhibifing flawless form. Jim Hagfors performs a hand- s+and during +he floor exercise againsf Richfield. Going over pre-game plans. Coach Harlowe Beyer dis- cusses sfrafegy +0 Coach BoeHcher while +he B-squaders an+icipafe +he fension before performing Jrheir skills. I04 gymnasfics 3,? w 2a 7': Jack Tardif1c execufes a back +wis+ for fine finish of his rou+ine on +he frampoline. The Hawks Jrook +he firsf +hree +ramp posifions in Hue impor'ranf meef againsf +he Lincoln Bears. B-SQUAD. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: D. Chelmo. D. Bagas. L. Krueger. L. Pederson. D. Schmidt 6. Smifh. R. Morrison. R. MoseHe. M. Spence. J. Pauluck. C. Adams. J. Gold- berg. T. Takada. SECOND ROW: R. Wavinak. T. Degendorfer. T. Weis. D. Juris. T. Zbi- dowski. G. Berquisf. S. Langsdale. P. UHer. K. Kuno. D. Healow. R. Murdock. THIRD ROW: Coach Brian BoeHcher. B. Franzen. S.Ekkerf. K. Hayes. M. McCourfeney. D. Dish- er. B. Fredenberg. J. Takomofo. C. Bunnell. G. Wallack. J. LeCuyer, G. Johnson. D. Han- son. L. Griggs. S. Targenson. Coach Harlowe Beyer. VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: R. Moe. M. Provasnic, J. Johnson, D. Schmayer, B. Prokop. R. Carpen+er, J. Norgren. D. Church, J. PaHerson. SECOND ROW: Coach Brian BoeHcher. B. Franzen. J. Tardiff. M. Flynn, D. Spencer. B. Johnson, J. Prokop. J. Langsdale. L. Thompson. 6. Nelson. T. Manders. J. Hagfors. J. Chinn. B. Peferson. Coach Harlowe Beyer. gymnas+ics- I 05 impressive wins cancel losses by ranked teams The B-Squad me+ Jrough compe+i+ion and com- plefed a hard-earned record of 7-4. Impressive wins over Osseo. 5+. Louis Park. and Alberf Lea were offsef wi+h +he losses +0 Anoka and Fair- mon+, bofh ranked feams. Under +he coaching of Brian BoeHcher, +he Hawks had a balanced Jream. composed mainly of sophomores, wifh a few iuniors +0 add experience and s+reng+h. Gary Berquis'r added depfh on +he rings. while Sfeve Langsdale had an excep+ional season on H19 side horse. Nex+ year's A-Squad +eam can look for- ward +0 Hue addHion of many of +hese fine per- formers and a season of meef compefifion as +he varsHy gymnas+s. Mike Murray aHempfs an L-Sea+ on +he rings in his rou- +ine againsf Robbinsdale. The Hawks losf 54-5l. B-SQUAD SCORES WE THEY 7I OSSEO 34 50.5 FAIRMONT 54.5 84 ST. LOUIS PARK 2! 76 KENNEDY 29 58 RICHFIELD 47 5I ROBBINSDALE 54 44.5 LINCOLN 66.5 69 ALBERT LEA 36 47 ANOKA 58 8O EDINA 25 60.5 ALEXANDER RAMSEY 44.5 Displaying +he fundamenfals and skills of working on +he rings. iunior Tim Zbikowski shows IiHle sfrain when execufing +he difficulf iron cross in a meef againsf Lincoln's B-squad. I Ob-gymnas'l'ics VARSITY SCORES THEY ' m OSSEO WAYZATA LINCOLN ROBBINSDALE MINNETONKA EDINA HOPKINS KENNEDY ST. LOUIS PARK ALBERT LEA ALBERT LEA MOUND LINCOLN RICHFIELD MINNETONKA EDINA RICHFIELD KENNEDY OSSEO HOPKINS LINCOLN --w-owmwwmoomowN-N4xmg ONONwNO-OWW-FsU'I-41waww-U1 lSenior Georqe Lemire. encumbered wifh equipment baHles a rival opponenf in or- Wder +0 clear +he puck from Cooper's zone. Dana Dybvig and Kevin Eas'rman foil Hue opposifion's aHemp+ +0 score. Despife +he Hawks' valian+ effor+s. Robbinsdale wen+ on +0 win wifh +he score 7-1. In order +0 Jrie up a Robbinsdale pucks+er. Capfain Jon BarHey aHempfs +0 keep confrol of +he puck and help se+ up a possible goal for +he Hawks. hockey-l07 VARSITY HOCKEY. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: 6. Grabko. J. BarHey. D. Comer. T. Chrisfenson. B. LeCuy er. SECOND ROW: Coach Roberf Braun. G. Gardner, B. Saksa. S. Diefer. D. Dybvig. S. Roof. Coach Chuck Anderson. THIRD ROW: T. Peckfal J Was- nIck. B. Winfers, J. Hawk T. Irving, M. Kopiefz D. Ohman. pucksters acquire two- time captain jon bartley Pracficing under adverse weafher condifions and inadequafe indoor icefime, +he Cooper hockey feam suffered many unfimely defeafs af +he hands of Lake Conference Jreams. Coach Chuck Anderson had a relafively young Jream headed by Jon BarHey as pucksfer capfain. Scor- ing leaders Bill Winfers and BarHey. will be back again neer year sfriving +0 beHer +he '69 record of 4-l3-3. Wifh only five seniors graduafing. +he Hawks look forward +0 6 sfrong and ex- perienced Jream nexf year. Jon BarHey was vofed capfain wifh Bill Winfers and Dave Comer aHer- nafes. Following +he season, Coach Anderson resigned in an open leHer +0 +he dis+ric+. In it he reiferafed his beliefs abouf +he reasons for +he poor hockey season. Cooper players +ensely awaif +heIr furn on fhe ice where Jrl'Iey WIH baHle Sf. LOUIS Park In anofher VIgorous confesf. I 08-hockey b-squad pucksters play B-SQUAD HOCKEY. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: 6. Gardner. M. Kenfzelmen, J. Wander. B. Moe. M. Barrows. C. Lansing. D. Bremer. SEC- OND ROW: Coach RobemL Braun. M. Kopiefz. J. CorbeH. S. Roof. R. deVOtedly, SUCCQSSfUIIy Peura. T. Irving. D. Johnson. D. Eyberg, J. Wasnick. R. Peferson. THIRD ROW: T. Hoff. D. Bergeron. S. Olson. WiJrh four shufoufs +his year. Jrhe Cooper B-squad hockey Jream skafed +0 a 6-3-2 overall record. Under Jrhe leadership o1c coach Roberf Braun. Jrhe Hawk pucks+ers defeafed Robbinsdale +wice while posfing shquoqus over Mound. Wayzafa. Minnefonka and Jrhe Robbins. Sophomore sfand- oufs Sfeve Roof. Jeff Wasnick and Gregg Gard- ner. wi+h juniors Craig Lansing and Dave Bremer. along wifh goalie Bob Moe consfanHy used +he besf o1c Jrheir abilifies +0 help Jrhe Hawks +hrough- 0qu Jrhe season. The B-Squadders should add depfh +0 +he varsify nexf year when Jrhey refurn. Junior goalie Bob Moe displays +he correcwL horm which confribu+ed +0 his posfing four shquoufs during +he season. A n2; K V U i 3 5A X ' AX MK B-SQUAD SCORES THEY KENNEDY l ROBBINSDALE MOUND ALBERT LEA MINNETONKA RICHFIELD WAYZATA HOPKINS EDINA ROBBINSDALE OSSEO E NwWN$-Nmmw- NN-PUJONO-P-OO Warming up for a game agains1L Wayzafa. Brad Lewis. Dave Johnson and Dan Bersgeron baffle +he cold in order +0 remain alert The Hawks won 4-0. hockey- I 09 Coach Sohn and his qrappiers reveal iension. as +hey win +heir final mafch +0 remain undefeaied in dual meefs. Deierminafion is a vifal fachor in wresfing. Donn Merrill achieves if in his mafch. +0 keep con rol of his opponent Senior Joel Farness exhibi+s greaf sireng h and agili+y +0 pin his Hopkins' opponent Wi+h a cons+an+ desire +0 win. Joel cam +hrough +0 keep +he dual meef record unblemished. I l0-wres+ling VARSITY SCORES WE THEY 26 HOPKINS I2 40 KENNEDY 6 3l EDINA 9 32 ST. LOUIS PARK 6 29 MOUND IS 27 RICHFIELD 9 29 WAYZATA l I 2I FRIDLEY I8 22 LINCOLN I9 28 ROBBINSDALE I I 30 MINNETONKA I I COOPER INVITATIONAL9 FIRST RIVER FALLS INVITATIONAL CONFERENCE9FIRST DISTRICT9TIED FIRST REGION9-SECOND STATE9FIRST Having broken down his opponenf from HopkinsuCooper's Eric Brown now Jrries +0 pin him in an efforI Io help his Ieam. A Sparfan compefifor gefs a near-pinning combinaIion Irom Joel Farness as he rides his rival from Richfield. The Hawks smashed +heir opponenIs 27-9. wresfling-I I I wrestling four take mat championshipes crown Coach Sohn's grapplers won +he Lake Confer- ence +iHe by posfing an undefeafed season in dual meefs. Highligh+s included +he wins over Fridley. Hopkins and rival Robbinsdale. Cooper ended Fridley's winning sfreak a1 65 s+raigh+ while upending lasf year's s+a+e champions. Hop- kins. Cooper clearly displayed Cooper power when Jthey demolished +he Robins. In +he dis- +ric+s. +he Hawks were seemingly overcomcidenf. and had a bad day. fying Hopkins for first s+ill qualifying seven wresHers for regionals. CHS grabbed 2nd place and +hen cap+ured Is+ place in +he s+a+e meet Rich Gau+sch. Jeff Lamphere and Joel Farness were sfa're champs while Tom Kirkpa+rick Jrook fourfh as +he Hawks had 23 more poinJrs +han Hue nearesf o+her compe+i+or. H was Coach Sohn's second s+a+e championship. Tri-capfain Rich Gaufsch presenfs +he sfa're wresHing Jrrophy +0 Coach Sohn affer +he Hawks Jrook sfafe. VARSITY WRESTLING, BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: D. Johnsen. R. Gau'rsch, D. Oldre. M. Miller. P. Agranoff. SECOND ROW: C. Konop. D. Macdonald. T. Lamphere. J. Lamphere. J. Nelson. T. Kirkpafrick, R. Hendrickson, D. Clausinifzer, G. New+son. THIRD ROW: Coach John Tobin. D. Merrill, E. Brown. C. Ecksfrom. K. Briggs. R. Youngdahl. J. Farness. T. Hanlin. Coach Darrell Sohn. I l2-wres+ling ,1 M aw B-SQUAD SCORES WE THEY 25 HOPKINS I8 42 KENNEDY 0 2I EDINA 22 44 ST. LOUIS PARK 0 4l MOUND IO 22 RICHFIELD I6 28 WAYZATA I4 29 FRIDLEY I3 40 LINCOLN 6 45 ROBBINSDALE 2 38 MINNETONKA 7 B-SQUAD WRESTLING. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: K. Thompson, C. Brown. J. Hirsh. R. Schumann. 5. Nelson. D. Krekel- berg. D. Jacobson. M. Good. SECOND ROW: B. Dye. D. Ehlen. B. Peferson. S. Doerr, D. Mulvey. M. Hollenbeck. P. Cor- rick. J. Armsfrong. THIRD ROW: A. Vil- son. R. Perricone. C. Oldre. R. Busch, D. Hanson. M. Chrisfenson. E. Beddow. D. Flaming. FOURTH ROW: P. Lussenhop. S. Zbikowski. B. Carlson. A. Daisey. P. AH- mann, J. Zimdars. S. Erck. C. Crider. J. Anderson. M. Lafzke. FIFTH ROW: Coach John Tobin. P. Giesek, S. Koos. B. Goins, D. Wang. J. Zaic. T. Manlhie. D. Meyer. Ken Briqqs has his Hopkins' opponen+ in a firm grasp as he conirols his foe. for anofher win. first year coach, tobin, prepares fundamentals The Cooper B-Squadders compiled a IO-I record as +hey wemL on lo oleiceanL several lough feams. The Hawks leH only one leam unlurned in +he Jrough compe+i+ion which Jrhey laced. Coach John Tobin. in his lirsf year as coach. gave +he underclassmen Jrhe basic fundamenlals required for wresHing. Posling Jrwo shuloufs, Jrhe Hawks los'r only +o Edina by one poinl. Delealing Frid- ley. Hopkins. and Robbinsdale were all high- ligh+s which confribufed +0 having a very suc- cessful season. Many of Jrhe B-Squaclclers will wresHe varsi+y in fulure seasons if Jrhey can malch Jrhe pressures of +he lough Lake Confer- ence wresfling. wresHing-l I3 Champion diver. Roger Turner. gains grea+ heigh+ wi+h a helpful spring on +he board before he aHempfs a graceful. Jr'uH +wis+ing one and a half. VARSITY SWIMMERS. TOP ROW, FROM LEFT: R. Turner, 6. Johnson. K. Lafavor, Capt M. Mafuzek. S. Gruber. J. Sfaples. MIDDLE ROW: D. Dean. 5. Reed. D. Negan, M. Uffer. M. Duxbury. S. McKinley. BOTTOM ROW: 5. Wafkins. G. Venenga. M. Elsmore. M. Fallon. Affer +he iniury fo Co-Cap+ain Paul Nelson. senior breas+s+roker Mike UHer had his iob cu+ 0qu for him. turner achieves top ten in conflict of champion Bese+ by injuries and laden wifh underclassmen. +he swimming +eam complefed a mediocre year, a+ leasf in +erms of Jrhe number of vicfories and individual champions. In dual meef compe+i+ion Jrhe record was four wins and seven losses. Spar- +an-iike efforf by +he swimmers and divers. how- ever. well exemplified +he individualism of a Cooper afhlefe. No one is more indicafive of Jrhis Jrhan Roger Turner. who. as a senior. cap- Jrured +he disfricf diving confes'r wiJrh a near- perfech dive on his las+ affemer. He en+ered Jrhe s+a+e compefifion a solid favorife +0 win Jrhe crown. The perseverance of Roger may well inspire Jrhis year's young and inexperienced Jream +0 rewards from individual effort There were a number of underclassmen who were s+andou+s and +he major poin+-ge++ers in mee+ compe+i+ion. l l4-swimming A-SQUAD SCORE BOX WE THEY 56 PARK 39 3I EDINA 64 48 WINONA 47 26 HOPKlNS 69 48 KENNEDY 47 45 ROBBINSDALE 66 L'NCOLN 29 35 HOPKINS 6O 33 ST. CLOUD 62 28 EDINA 67 29 KENNEDY 66 Mike Fallon swimming +he Individual Med- ley wins poinfs for +he Jream in dual meefs. ,,.6,M.mewmm M ; Alfhough ineligible for a greafer par'r of +he year. Mark Duxbury pulled his way +hrough +he season +0 become +he +op buHerHyer and qualify for sfafe. SeHing off +he firsf leg of +he 200 yard relay. Mark Boeddeker fries +0 ge1L +he advanfage of a lead for +he following relay Jream members. swimming-l l5 B-SQUAD. BOTTOM ROW. FROM LEFT: R. Sfeinarf, J. Wolford. G. Placensia. D. Peugh, B. Wolff. M. Fallon. TOP ROW: D. Brackel. J. Lipinski. P. Connolly. K. Julian. M. Pederzen. G. Peferson. M. Halvorsen. B-SQUAD SCORE BOX WE THEY 55 PARK 40 38 EDINA 57 48 WINONA 47 26 HOPKINS 69 54 KENNEDY 57 7I ROBBINSDALE 22 66 LINCOLN 29 39 HOPKINS 56 46 EDINA 49 37 KENNEDY 54 Don Dean and Mike Ma+uzek pradice +heir relay exchange before a meet For +he lasf +wo years Manager Don Davis has acfed as a righf hand man. l lb-swimming interschool competition created by intramurals Inframurals provided recrealion and compelilion for +hose s+uden+s who clon'f have +he Jrime +o devofe +0 +heir lavorife spomL in Lake Confer- ence compe+i+ion. Soccer, baskefball. bowling. and fennis comprise +he areas where sludenfs could compeJre wifh one ano+her. Soccer, a rough sport was played during Hue fall. Mr. Sid Buffing- Jron supervised +he baskelball Jreams during +he wInJrer. anol Jrhese games ended wilh a Champion- ship playobC befween +be Jrwelve squads. Girls. also go+ a chance +o be ac+ive in spor+s by par- +icipa+ing in bowling. Every Monday bo+b boys and girls compelecl againsf one anolher al New Hope Bowl. Tennis was played during +he spring, headed by Mr. Charles Anderson, on Cooper's own cour+s. WHh +he many sfudenfs achive in inlramurals. if has proven a success. Hands scramble in all clirecfions as players baffle for confrol of We ball. during a healed confesf. Senior Jim Murray lunges up +o dunk Jthe ball +0 help his feam on lo anofher vic+ory during a hard lougbf inlramural game. A baskefball player gels Jrwo free +hrows from +he charify line as anofher cager amuses himsell during a break in +he acfion. in+ramurals-I I7 m face is merely a face until it ortrays its individual personality ll9 lVlSth d a 2!; Jig, J, 1. seniors prepare for the challenge of leadership On Sepfember 2, 800 seniors en'rered Cooper High prepared +0 lead 2.800 s+uden+s-+o lead +hem in increased vic'rories in sporfs. in s+uden+ voice in governmenf +hrough Sfudenf Council. and in oufsfanding educafional developmenfs. They crowned members of Haeir class for Home- coming royaHy. and on +heir long awaifed senior skip day. +hey skipped. The Senior Class Ban- que+ was one o1c +heir final collecfive ga'rherings for He year. PreparaHon for graduafion began in November wiJrh +he vofing of gradua+ion gown colors. During February, announcemenfs were ordered. On June 4. 775 seniors were again con- fronJred wi+h a new challenge. They did nof go for+h as a body +0 lead a school buf as indi- viduals seHing 0qu +0 obfain +heir goals. CLASS OFFICERS: Arf Hquren. presidenf: Rod Young- dahl, vice-presidenf; Bonnie Ziedlik. secrefary. A. Lawrence Aaneurd Thomas Aarons Charles Adams Craig Adams James Adams Amy Adamson Thomas Ahrens Terence Albers Jacqueline Aldrich Kafhleen Aldrich Margaref Almer Pafrick Alfmann Bradley Anderson Cheryl Anderson Diane Anderson Diane Anderson Gary Anderson Jean Anderson l20 seniors Judy Anderson Thomas Anderson Vicki Anderson Douglas Andresen Ellen Andresen Sfeven Ans+e++ Linda Anundson Bryan Arneson Gail Arneson John Ar 0H Cy +hia Baehr Bradley Bailey Debra Baker Mark Barclay Melanie Barklind Jane+ Barron Gale Bar+hell Candace Barfon Ricky Beaulieu Noel Beddow SENIOR CLASS CABINET. TOP ROW. FROM LEFT: Jill Siegfried. Tom Masfers. BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Anderson. Kafhy Langum, Debby lsenberg. Robin Olson. seniors-l 2 I Bonnie Begin Richard Begin Pafricia Benincasa Susan Benson Elaine Berezovsky Pafricia Berger Bonnie Bergman Michelle Ber+hiaume Kennefh Bere Cecilia Bever Carol Bic ord James Bicknell Bradley Billingfon Kafhleen Bills Mary Bimson Deborah Bisfodeau Louise Blake During a Hawk-Kennedy game, PenL Wurm makes a iump shof fying Hwe score. I3-l3. l22-seniors 69 athletes help teams gain victories in sports In pradicing skills for fufure ambifions in A-Squad. Coop- er's B-Squad execufes a sweep againsf Kennedy. B-Squad skirmishes were played Thursday affernoons. Michael Bliss PauleHe Boblefer Vernon Bodin Thomas Bolduc Denise Bolier Theresa Bookey Gerald Bosak Kafhleen Bosch Diane Bofner Carla Bouchier David Boudreau Ka+hleen Boan Richard Bowman James Branby Cynfhia Brask Mary Brafsch Bonifa Brehef Maria Bren+rup Pamela Brooks David Brosf seniors-l23 Christmas festival ives joy of season to cooper Caughf by +he camera. Pep Club ini+ia+e. Gail Van Buskirk displays her conspicuous aHire. Debra Brown Peggy Brown Sherry Bruck RoberwL Bryan Fredric Buchholz Linda Buckingham Mary Buckiey Todd Budish Wayne Buelow Ronald Buefow Bryce Bullis Linda BurkeH Vicforia Burns Michael Bury James Cadwell Mark Carl Deborah Carlson Ida Carlson Marilyn Carlson Roberf Carlson l24--seniors Craig Holmgrenson, cosfumed +0 look like Sanfa Claus. finds fwo.senior girls. Vicki Anderson and Robin Olson. ready +0 give him +heir Chris'rmas Ilsfs. S+even Carlson Marlene Carl'ron Richard Carpenfer Sfeve Carroll William Carson Thomas Casper Alyson Shandler Richard Cheney Jeffrey Chinn Thomas Chris+enson Carol Chrisfopherson Cyn+hia Clark Philip Classen Larry Clem Larry Coe James Colbafh Candace Cole Cheryl Cole Elaine Conanf Pa+ricia Conlin seniors I 25 James Connell Mary Connoy Greg Cook Linda Copeland Diane Corfner Diane CoHer Gary Crawford James Crosby Cafherine Cross Consfance Crowell Charles Cullinan Kerry Curfis Linda Curfis Linda Daher Terry Daisey Paula Danielson Sue Davids Donald Davis James Davis Chriana Day Jeaneffe Dayon Barbara De Coursin JeHery De Jarlais To pacify his homeroom. Mr. Snus+ad Jreaches wiJrh anHers and a red nose. I26-seniors weatherman cooperate with frosty frolics 3 now Roberf De Marais Donald Dean Gary Dechaine Beverly Degendorfer Michael Dehn Mark Demay Wendy Dennler Marie Depufaf Sfephen Diagfono Michael Dobrin Pa+rick Dougherfy S+even Dressler BarHe Duchscher Cheryl Duemke Thereas Dufon Barbara Dundovic Jim Norgren performs +he difficuH and Dianne Dunn Elizabefh Dupay Pefer Dzubay Dennis Easfman rarely used reverse lever againsf Fairmonf. seniors-l27 seniors retain tradition of legalizing a skip day One of +he many dufies of hall guide Ken Schulfz is +0 check +he yellow passes of s+uden+s such as Jim Oliver. Carol Eckberg Nancy Edwards Mfarilyn Eikenbary Charles Eksfrom Pafricia Ellwood Calvin Elmore James Elsen Debra Elsfad Brian Emerson Jillayne Emerfon Kennefh EngelbrechwL David Engen Roland Englund Brenda Epperly Dianne Erickson Wallace Erickson Sue Ericson Deborah Eull I 28 seniors William Everroad Sfephen Fagerlfe Neil Fagersfrom Gail Fagrie Roxanne Fars+ad Donna FeHerley Deborah Feyereisn David Fisher Gerald Fisher Julianne Fisher Lorie Fisher Teryl Fisher Julie Fifzgerald Gloria Flafgaard Samuel Floren Joan Floyd Julie Forse+h Dean Franssell Loren Frasl Sherry Freeberg Cynfhia Freier Sfeven Fresonke Harvey Friedricks Linda Fursman seniors-l29 Renae Gagner Laurie Ganz Susan Gasfuch Richard Gau+sch Helen Gawfry Greg Gehring Michael Gieseke Jayne GilbemL Mary Gilman Linda Girod John G'ader Gary Gobel William Goins Roberf Gordhamer David Gofhe GarreH Grabko Rosemary Graham Ka+hleen Grandchamp Neil GravaH Lowell Gray Baffling +he crisp air of +he early morning. +he Cooper Marching Band sfrives for pencecfion for a performance af foofball games. I 30-seniors PeJre Fefzek endorses Huberf Humphrey during Cooper's mock elecfions. alpha vs omega create experienced politicians Char'es Gregoire David Griqgs Maureen Gross Jan Grofe Sfeven Gruber Susan Gulczinski Gary Gunderson Loren Gusfafson David Habermann Sfephen Hackel Anne Hager+y Pafricia Hagfors Gerald Hall Michael Halvorson seniors I 3 I x - I n . . . I o u .9 o o O n o a o Io .- o a O . - - . - ' - - . 0 a O o o C o o O a o O o .0 o . A u I O '0 .I a o o O a o. . o -0 C .0 o .- - - - - - ' - O. u . . - O o c. o 0.. n O. O .0 .0 Suzanne Helmin Bradley HemphiH Peggy Henning Ka+hleen HenneHy Judy Herber Colleen Herder Deborah Hereim Dara Herrald Susan Heuer Connie Hill Elizabe+h Hill Raymond Hill David HiHner David Hirsh John Hir+ BurneH Hiulberg Linda Hoefer Jill Hoff Sandra Hogenson Craig Holgrimson busy seniors anticipate emancipation in spring Before beginning Jrhe acfual work on his arf project senior Brad Billing+on prepares a design skefch which muswL receive approval from his ar+ Jreacher. seniors- l 33 Cheryl Holmer Barbara Holmes Allyne Holz Barbara Homu'r Colleen Hoogesfraf Vicki Hoppenen Dale Homer Nancy Hyland Mona Iverson l34-seniors 2:30 homeroom checks contribute to confusion Ar+hur Hulfgren Douglas Hyser Barbara lvey FelipHa Hurfado Rebecca lngalls rian Jacobson Sharon Husby Debra lsenberg Carol Jacobson . Mary Hus+ad Elaine Iskierka Jill Jacobson Pa+ricia Haner Mary lverson Lee Jacobson En+husias+ic s+uden+s of Cooper Senior High School wildly gesficulafe as +hey aHend +he pepfesf for Hue queen coronafion. Lynn Jacobson Delores James Karyl Jenks Gregory Jensen Julia Jessen Barbara Jevne Barbara Johnson Brenda Johnson Brenda Johnson Deborah Johnson Gregory JOHNSON Gregory Johnson JeaneHe Johnson Larry Johnson Leanne Johnson Linda Johnson Linda Johnson Lyle Johnson seniors-l 35 2nd place float is made by enthusiastic seniors Mark Johnson Nancy Johnson Rebecca Johnson Richard Johnson RobemL Johnson Susan Johnson Lennard Johnsfon Laura Jones Linda Jones Nora Jones Lyle Kamin Mary Karvonen Roberf Kafvala Kafhleen Keenan Nancy Kelly Many hours of hard work reward +he sen- iors wi+h a second place In +he homecom- Eng parade. l36-seniors Sue Kelly Carol Kelso Gail Kerkow Pafricia Kessler Beverly Kilian Rebecca Kirchner Thomas Kirkpafrick Kafhy Klaseus Thomas Klemenhagen Michael Klemm Lynn Kleven Charles Kluberfanz Randy Knufson Pafricia Kocur Duane Kodef Gary Koehler Timofhy Kohlbeck Diana Kondziolka Dennis Kofz Frances Kranz Mr. and Mrs. Sowerberry. LynneHe Richards and Dave Engen fer- rorize Mr. Bumble. Mike Halvorson: singing Thaf's Your Funeral. seniors-l 37 Bonnie Krosch Mark Krueger Richard Krueger Gayle Kruse Sandra Kuglin Theresa Kull Charles KurreH Kafhryn Labriola Andrew Kuzmich Randee Kyrola Mark La Favor William Laden Mary Laliberfe David Lamphere Janice Langerud James Langsdale Kafhleen Langum Pafsy Lanners Barbara Lansberry Karen Larsen Faye Larson George Larson Harry Larson Peggy Larson Ronald Larson I 38-seniors Sfudenf announcer. Loren Gus+afsom hu- morously reads a morning nofice. Bonnie Lash Linda Lasher Pafricia LasweH Nancy LaHerell William Le Cuyer Sarah Leamons Barbara Lee Vicforia Lee Michael Leech George Lemire James Lenarz Darlene Lefellier David Lewis Leonard Lewis Linda Ley Rosemary L'ibera+or Pafricia Liemandf Janef Lindgren Terry Lindsfrom Michael Livingsfon seniors-l39 innovative seniors vote for gowns of flag navy As ofher Pep Club inifiafes go +hrough Hue embarrassing experience of an air raid. Merry Smifh cheafs +0 smile. Joel Longie Kennefh Luby Richard Lundberg Michael Lunden Thomas Lundquisf Daniel Lussenhop Ronald Maas Dan MacDonald Carol MacWhirfer Timo+hy Mack Darrell Mackenfhun Neil Madison Thomas Madison Barbara Mahnke Deanne Maine Mary Maliiewski Thomas Manders Mary Maresh l40-seniors Colleen Marks Geraldine Marks Kafhy Marfh David Marfin Gail Mason Thomas Masfers Michael Ma+uzek Pa+rice McAlpine Maureen McCarfhy Charlene McChesney Roberf McClure Karen MCDIII Mary McMillan Bruce Meese Jeffrey Meidal Joyce Mensch Thomas Merchanf Donn Merrill Joan Merfen Renie Meyer Lawrence Meyerhoff Becky Miller Mark Miller Devofing her free lunch mods +0 +he booksfore, Sherry Bruck checks +he lisf. seniors- l 4l Randall Miller James Miner Renee Minick Vicforia Moe Francine Moen Wayne Moen Sharon MonneH Terri Monroe George Monson Jill Monson Kafhryn Moore Rosemary Mork Douglas Morrison Kevin Morse Mark MoseHe Carol MouHon James Mourning Mary MuHerer Sandra Myklebuw Linda Naugle Nancy Neese Cheryl Nelson Donn Nelson As +he 2:40 dismissal beH rings. anxious sfudenfs scurry f0 board buses and cars +0 head home. l42 seniors . acceptance by colleges soothes uneasy seniors While gazing in+en+ly af a wandering sfudenf. senior. Rod Youngdahl prepares his affack. Gregory Nelson Gregory Nelson Pafricia Nelson Paul Nelson Susan Nelson Thomas Nelson Jeanne Nefka Gary Neumann Wendy Neumann Tran Nguyef John Nichols Ross Nichols S+anley Nicka Gary Nicklason Gary Nickolauson Sandra Niederhaus Lois Nielsen Roberf Nilsen seniors l 43 comedy, 'twelfth nightJ illustrates medieval era Tom Casper helps +0 cons+ruc+ parf of +he se+ for Coop- er's fall musical, Oliver! Douglas Nordberg Lois Nordin Richard Norgon James Norgren Edward Nowachek Colleen Nyland Lawrence O'Bannon Michael O'Reilly Kenne+h Oemcke David Ohman Dallas Oldre James Oliver Muriel Olsen Gary Olson Jay Olson Robin Olson Roxanne Olson Sfeven Olson I 44 seniors Terry Olson S+even Ornaf Chrisfine Osvold Gerald Parfyka Gregory Pasf Thomas PaHerson Timo+hy PaHerson Greg Paulson Jane+ Pawlik Mark Payn+er Frances Pence Pafrick Penner Carol Peferson Gary Peferson Joann Peferson Kafherine Peferson PaHy Peferson Sharyle Pe'rerson Valerie Peferson Gary Pe+ry During pre-season pracfice. senior co-cap'rain Arf Hulfgren loosens up some sfiff leg muscles. seniors- l 45 James Pickus John Pilon Joyce Pipp Mark Pohl Vernon Poulio+ Michael Povroznik Sfeven Prall William Prokop John Pugh Mark Pupeza Barbara Rademacher Lee Radzak Douglas Reader Cheryll Reed Kafherine Reed Colleen Regenauer Nancy Rehschuh Sfeven Rehwaldf Roberf Reiber Charles Reimer Jane Reimer Janis Reinke Gregory Reinking Wifh her hair up in rollers. dedica'red band mem- ber. Debbie Isenberg. aHends a morning pracfice. l 4Fseniors seniors receive various scholastic scholarships Oqe of +he many proiec+s Commercial Ar'r ll sfudenfs were re- qunred +0 do was +0 make glazed portery arfifacfs. Pa'rricia Reinking Kennefh Rice John Roddy Sheryl Rosander Thomas Ruikkie Gary Revord Virginia Ring Cheryl Rogers Nancy Rofher Karen Runquisf Bonnie Reynolds Danny Robeck Renee Rogman Kafhryn Rudie Charles Ryan seniors- l 47 RobenL Ryan Brian Saksa Jon Sams Judy Sandberg Andrea Safher Pamela Scaia Michael Schaul Bruce Scheelk Linda Scheffler Jean Scheidecker Bonnie Schiferli Maureen Schilling Jean Schirmers Pafricia Schissel BeHy Schleder Charles Schlick Carolyn Schmid LeAnn Schmidf Michael Schmid+ Sfeven Schmidf Approxima+ely 2,400 s+uaen+s a day spend mods in Hue lunchroom eafing +he school lunches. I 48-seniors David Schmoyer Karin Schold Ricky Schopoer Gwendolyn SchuH'z Kenne+h Schqu Chervl Schumann Mark Schusfer John Seagard Bob Seavey Ka+hleen SeHman Allen ShallbeHer Nancy Shivers Janiece Sicora Jill Sieqfried Larry Sipe a unit on psychology is fully studied by seniors seniors-l 49 all english classes study the work of Shakespeare Diane Skare Susan Skeie Nancy Skoglund Bonnie Skoog Mark Sloneker Kafhleen Smegal Debbie Smi+h Merry Smifh Sheryl Smi+h Sfeven Smi+h Karen Snodgrass Roxanne Soders'rrom Viviann Sorenson Ellio+ Sorkin Judifh Spizale Joan Sprangers Daniel Sfager Michelle Sfearns Linda S+eer Cris Sfeidler Debra Sfein Linda Sfeiner Susan Sfenbe 0 Debra S+euar+ I 50-seniors During lunch mods, sfudenfs perform sundry dufies: some make Jrele- phone calls, some eaf lunch. some gossip. and sbme copy homework. Lewis Sfichfer Linda Sfoeckmann Erik Sfrand Brian Sfreefer Jean S+rohkirch Shelly Sfueland Cheryl Sfuhr Mary Sullivan Michael Swanson Nancy Swelander Paul Swenson Sfeven Swonger Celes+e Swore Rober+ Tabaka Rober+ Tacheny Bruce Taka+a Susan Takemo+o Crisann Targeson ScoH Taylor Cafhy Tharp Richard Theisen Cyn+hia TheriauH James Thomas Deborah Thompson seniors-I 5 I college entrance exams stump future collegians A . . Sfanley Ufechf Michael UHer Gale Van Buskirk Carole Van Valkenburg Jennifer Van Wie Timofhy Vanderpoe Jeffry Vilmo Cheryl VoigwL Susan Voifa David Vosick Alan Vraspir Roberf Wahlsfrom Larry Wainio Trenf Walden Raymond Waldron Kafhleen Wale+ko Deborah Walker Vendors sell +heir wares on an average marke'r day in +he s+ree+s Sfeven WaHer JeaneHe WaHers of old England. as peddlers and buyers sing Who Will Buy? Connie Wallin John Walfon seniors-I 53 climax of graduation is a bacchanalian bus trip Selecfion of proper equipmemL is +he firsf sfep Parr Brooks and Deanne Davidson mus+ do foi experimenfs. James Walz Roberf Walz David Wang Charles Wanha Brook Wannebo Greg Warmbo Linda Wasnick Jane Way Thomas Weaver Sfephen Welfers Debra WenHand Marie Wesferman Gary WesHund David Wesfphall Charlene Whifeis Thomas Whifmar Ellen Whi+wor+h James Wickoren Keifh Wicks KunL Wilczek I 54-seniors Suzanne Wilhelm Deborah Williams Pa+ricia Williams Pafsy Winqe William Wifhers Gary Wold David Worcesfer Pa'rrick Wurm Sfeven Yahnke Pamela Yoraway Judy Young Roderick Youngdahl .Anne Zachmann Evangeline Zaun Bonnie Zeidlik Gary Zieba Dan Ziebar+h Bonnie Zieska Kennefh Zieska Debra Zirbes Cindy Clark is +augh+ +he skills and Jrecl'miques of a sec- re+ary in +he office during her unscheduled mods. seniors-l 55 jrs. prepare themselves for challenges of 68-69 Refurning once again +0 +he familiar brick walls of Cooper. +he junior class of '70 came prepared +0 face a year full of responsibilifies and discov- erles. The class of '70 received +heir class rings +0 begin +he school year along wifh s+uden+ council elec- Jrions. La+er in +he year juniors viewed a presene +a+ion of Ar+uro Ui a+ +he Tyrone Gu+hrie Thea- +er. parficipafed in +he Iowa Basic and Minnesofa apfifude +es+s, and planned +he Junior-Senior. Prom. held in April. via +he Junior Class cabinet Cooper's Junior Class also recognized a year of significanf happenings on He nafional scene. The I968-l969 year saw Hue inaugurafion of a new President real peace falks on Viefnam. and U. S. as+ronau+s orbifing Hwe moon. JUNIOR CLASS CABINET: TOP ROW: S. Flesness. M. Newfon. J. Briggs. K. S+rand. B. Olson. BOTTOM ROW: D. Olson, J. Davis. D. Comer, D. Mulvey, R. Wander. B. Boufa. Deborah Abendrofh Donald Adams Bradley Addison James Adler Paul Albers Carole Albrechf Dennis Albrechf Kim Alford Barf Anderson Gwen Anderson Janice Anderson James Anderson Larry Anderson Mark Anderson Neal Anderson Norman Anderson Pamela Anderson Rufh Anderson ScohL Anderson Sfephan Anderson Sfeve Anderson Ward Anderson Gregory Andresen Janef Andresen Pafricia Andresen Wanda AnsfeH Chrisfine Armsfrong Deborah Armsfrong Jack Armsfrong Michael Arnfson Jeanne Arvidson Mary Afkins Mary Backsfrom Daniel Bagaus Dennis Baier ISFiuniors Brad Bainey Daniel Baker Gregory Baker Kafhy Baker William Baker Kara Bakke Sfeven Baldwin Debra Bar+holomew Jon BarHey Allen Beaulieu LyneHe Beck Mike Becker Jeffrey Begin Randall Begin Cheryl Belford Bonnie Bell Bark Beng+son Roberf Benson Cheryl Benfon Colleen Berg Dale Berge Carol Berger Danniel Bergeron BeHe Bergman Jane+ Bergsfrom Jay Bernsfein Bruce Bcirfhiaume Vicki Berfhold Nancy Beske Rober+ Befhke Cheryl Be'rzold Charlene Beyer Loren Blesi Barbara Blixf Jo Ann Blockey Class Officers: Andrea Oesferreich. secrefary: Linda Kilander. Jrreasurer: Sue Nickolauson, vice-presidenf; Tom Frame. president iuniors-l57 Marfin Blomquisf Barbara Bloom Marc Boeddeker Jo Anne Bogdan Jacquelin Borgendale S+ephen Borkoski Gary Borrell Andrew Bougefz Bruce Boufa Pafricia Brady Jeanne Branby Thomas Brazill Connie Brenna Melody Brevig Mary Breyen Judy Briggs Ka+hi Brockel Cecile Brown Eric Brown Jeffrey Brown Lee Ann Brown Susan Browne James Bruning Mary Buchkosky Debra Buringrud Thomas Burke David Burns Mariorie Burns Wendy Busch Arlin Bufcher Candace BuHer William BuHer Timofhy Bu+orac Linda Callson Ann Campbell Sharon Campbell Allan Carlson Cynfhia Carlson CynH'Iia Carlson Gregory Carlson Jay Carlson Larry Carlson In order +0 finish a difficuH English assignment junior Brenda Olson fakes advan+age of +he wide range of books and pamphlefs available for s+uden+ use. underclassmen develop orange crush loyalty l58-iuniors Q C ! O 3 c Q ; Quie1L halls provide +he righf sfudy afmosphere for iunior haH-guide. Jack Armsfrong. who Jrakes advanfage of +he Jrime +0 complefe and cafch up on homework. Linda Carlson Mary Carlson Randall Carlson Sandra Carlson Daniel Caron David Carpen+er Colleen Carroll Richard Cafon James Chandler Eileen Chase James Cha'relain Richard Chelmo Thomas Chelmo Barbara Chenverf Joann Cheney Bruce Chisfianson Jean Chrisfopherson Donald Church Mifzi Clark Arnold Clausen Loren Clausen Dale Clauanzer SCOH Cleveland Barbara Coffin Sfephen Cole William Colegrove Peggy Collin Marsha Colvin David Comer Ka+hleen Connolly Allen Cook Roberf Cornelius Richard CoHer Lynne Courfney David Cox iuniors-l59 Gymnasfics, an imporfanf unif in Hue physical educafion course. demands a grea+ deal of precision and balance Jrechniques; here Mr. Johnson checks a sfudenf's form. For an experiment careful lab procedure is used by jun- iors Jeff King and'Ron Holm as +hey +es+ cer+ain elemenfs +0 see whefher chemical reacfions will occur. Lyndell Cox Chrisfine Cramer Vicki Crampfon Carol Crowe Kevin Cummings Eileen Dabrowski Sfeven Dahlin Leroy Dahlsfrom Michael Daniels Susan Danielson Jeff Davey Deanne Davidson Jan Davis Rebecca Davis Thomas Davis Susan De Jarlais Deborah Dear Kafhryn Deick Linda Derner Ka+hleen Dickey Debra Dickson Kevon Die+el Deanne Dillion Dean Discher Deborah Difch Jo Anne Differ Gregory Diemc Ka+herine Doar l60-iuniors S+even Doerr Susan Dormanen Cafhy Dorn Lois Dofy Jae Duffey Dennis Duffy Kari Dunn Mark Duxbury Benny Dye Roger Dye Debbie Dyson Anfoineffe Dzubay Laura Eagen Kevin Easfman Joseph Eberf Michael Eberf James Ehlen Cynfhia Eiden Cheryl EllioH Peggy Ellio'r Kris Elsenpefer Michael Elsmore Sandra Els+ad Diane Elverud Mary Emerson Nancy Enfield Sharon Enfield Sheila Enfield Wifh precision and color. +he Cooper marching band lends an air of excifemenf +0 a game. Reading +he many club. adminisfrafion and fac- ul+y nofices was +he job of Vfcki Moe. iuniors-l bl Deborah Enquisf Roberf Epperly Mark Erdmann Edward Erickson Rodney Erickson Nancy Eull Susan Everes+ Dennis Eyberg Teresa Fahy Glenn Farmer Darwin Faue Duane Fenske Layne Ferrell Michael Ferrian CharloHe Ficoshaug John Fischer Shari Flesness Candace Floren Daniel Floyd Befh Fluck Michael Flynn Jeanne Fodsfad Craig FollehL Lynn Folsom David Forness Ka+hleen Foss Lynn Fournier Thomas Frame John Franzen William Franzen William Fredenberg Jeannie Freiborg Susan Freund ColleHe Fry Cheryl Fullmer Mrs. Marie Wilhelm. secrefary in +he Guidance Office. separates The mail as one 0 her clerical acfivifies. active clubs participate by posters in corridors le-iuniors While our exfenuafed flag decomposes under +he morning sun. knowledge is insfilled in+o Cooper sfudenfs. Kafhleen Fulfon Joan Fursman Larry Fussy Richard Fussy Terry Gareis Robin Gass Kevin Geisler Gregory Gellerman Kafhy Gervais Debra Giesea Kafhryn Gilman Rodney Girod Suzanne Girfz Linda Gisvold Sandra Glass Dayle Gloege Lynn GoeHsche Daniel Goldberg Alan Good Nancy Goodwin Richard Grabko Carolea Gray Kafhleen Gray Rosalind Green Mary Groen Jerome Grofe Cynfhia Grofhe Sfeven Grow Lynn Gruber Susan Grunewald Bonnie Guderiohn Judy Gullickson Judy Gunderson Karen Gunnerson Beverly Guse iuniors-I63 I lth graders assist the band of cooper sr. high Sfrenuous exercising and long. fedious pracfices enable junior Chris Ponicki +0 execufe difficuH cheers while arous- ing +he school spirif in Cooper sfudenfs af sporfs even'rs. Timofhy GuHormson Roberf Hagford James Hagfors Pa'rrick Hahn Roxann Hall John Halvorson Gary Hamman Ka+hleen Hammond Michelle Hanle Mark Hanlon Harold Hansen Cheryl Hanson Chrisfine Hanson Joy Hanson Mark Hanson Frank Henfges Larry Harkin Barbara Harries Rober+a Harris Gary Harshe William Hafhaway Darrell Hauge Carole Haugen Thomas Haugen James Haw Jeffrey Hawk RobemL Hay Douglas Hayes Susan Headley Mark Heaner John Hedding Dennis Hedlund Keifh Hedlund Douglas Hedquisi Barbara Heile Judy Heilpern Thomas Heinecke Greg Helmer Deborah Helmke Greg Henderson James Hendrickson Ronald Hendrickson Donna Henneman Karen Henneman Gary Hensley Jacqueline Herrmann Linda Herzog Laura Hess Rober+ Hilgers l64-iuniors Lee Ann Hill Connie Hinifz Michelle Hinfz Klaus Hoch Warren HockenL James Hoeben CharloHe Hoefer Ronald Holm Kafhleen Holmes LyneHe Holmes Margaref Holmes Terrell Hopponen David Horeisi Nancy Hors+man Cindy Horwafh Maureen Hum Leslie Hun'rer Paul Husfad Micheal lrmen Thomas Irving Terry Irwin Randall lverson Jeffrey Jackman Michael Jacobs David Jacobson Jacob Janikowski Mildred JarrehL Kafhleen Javner Msgsve ??5 325:8?i'ii'ru....;6.8 During lunch mods,-bu++ons. pennan+s. beanies. and pom- pons were sold by Pep Club +0 promofe school spirit Dissec'ring frogs. +hen iden+ifying various organs. proved +0 be one of +he lab exercises for biology sfudenfs. iuniors- I 65 Mark Jenks Donna Jensen Kimberly Jensen KunL Jessen Carol Johnson Cheryl Johnson Carol Johnson Cynfhia Johnson Dan Johnson David Johnson Douglas Johnson Gae Johnson Gary Johnson Gerald Johnson Gregory Johnson Janef Johnson Janice Johnson JodeHe Johnson Karen Johnson Linda Johnson Linda Johnson Mark Johnson Marlys Johnson Michael Johnson Randy Johnson Roberf Johnson Sharon Johnson Sharon Johnson Thomas Johnson Thomas Johnson Valerie Johnson Vickie Johnson Dean Johnsfon Vicki Johnsfon Marilee Jolicoeur Barry Joly Deborah Jopp Sfeven Julson Bruce Kaasa Larry Kaiser Pa+ricia Kaiser Gloria Kamin Mark Kamke Karen Kammeyer Colleen Kargel Linda Karlsfad Pa+rice Karp Neil Karsfen Keifh Kehn Kevin Kelley Barbara Kelso Richard Ken'rzelman Cynfhia Keske Linda Kilander Jeffrey King Deborah Kirkbride Using Hwe many resources aVailable in +he library. a s+u- denf gafhers maferial for her project I 66-iuniors the' junior-senior prom gets extensive planning A language sfudenf Jrakes advanfage of his unscheduled mods by lis'rening +0 and repeafing various French words and phrases heard on +apes in +he language labs. Joan Kiorsvig Pafricia Klaers John Kleven Pamela Klinger Chris Knufson Lynda Kodef Susan Koep Thomas Kohlbeck Chrisfopher Konop Sonia Koosman Michael Kopie'rz Barbara Kormanik John Kornberg Michael Koshiol Pa'rrick Koshiol Becky Jo Kofzer Lawrence Kowal David Kranz Chrisfine Krekelberg Charles Krenz Gary Kruse William Kruse Elizabe'rh Kuch Rober+ Kuhn Kur+ Kuno Leslie Kunze Timo+hy Kupka Wayne Kurowski Heidi Lamber'r Karla Lambie Jeffrey Lamphere Thomas Lamusga Rachel Lanners George Larson Kafhie Larson Kevin Larson Lila Larson SuzeHe Laugerman Vickie Lawrence Carolyn Leach Dennis Lee Nancy Leonard iuniors- I 67 exchange students find a new way of learning WriHng a research reporf requires many resources. which are found in +he library. as +his indusfrious sfudenf finds. Leonard Lefellier Theodore Leuer Susan Levho Bradley Lewis Glenn Lewis Barbara Lexcen Roxanne Liberafor Gary Lidsfer Barbara Lindberg Clyde Lindberg Jan Lindell Thomas Linden Bonifa Lingl Charles Lipfon Gary Lisfug Cynfhia Long Gary Lopac Sfeven Louberf Richard Loula Del Loven Mariorie Luby John Lucchesi Kafhy Lufgren Pamela LudJrke Paul Luedemann Barbara Lund Renee Lundark Glenn Lundeen Pamela Lundgren Bruce Lundquisf James LundquiswL Moneca Lundquisf Paul Lussenhop Gail MacDonald Larry MacDonald Craig Mackenfhun Laurie Mackey Charles Madden David Madsen Jerome Maki Michael Malkowski Andre Mandel Jerome Manders Lorinda Mann Liana Manuelson Darlene Marasco Barbara Maro Roxanne Marfh Mark Masica l68-iuniors Cassandra Masfrian Mary Mafeffy Cynfhia Mafson Sharon Maunu Lynn McAnn Maureen McCoy Eugene McDonald Jane McDougaH Linda McFeely Julie McKee Donald McKenzie Kafhleen McLaughlin Jeffrey McLennan Terry McLennan Colleen McLeod Leslie McLeod PaHi McNeely Murri McNurlin Pafricia McQuisfen Pafricia Meehan Richard Meier Af 2:40 school buses are sfafioned around +he school +0 accommodafe fwo Jrhousand a+ +he end of every day. Af Hue Cooper-Minnefonka foofball game. Jan Davis prompfs school. spirif and enfhusiasm. iuniors-l 69 Pamela Melin Jennifer Merry Gregory Meyer Shannon MeyerhowHc Marilyn Michel Terry MiddelsfadwL Jon Mikwold Le Annelle Miles Raymond Milford Deborah Miller Linda Miller Mark Miller Nancy Miller Richard Miller Sfeven Miller Thomas Miller James Miller Jon Miners David Mach Charlene Modrow Colleen Modrow David Modrow Debra Moe Richard Moe Roberf Moe Pamela Monroe Randall Monson Richard Mon+calm Michael Monfi Michelle Monfi Jackie Morgan Charles Morris Cynfhia Morin Bruce Morin Cynfhia Morrow five per cent of juniors achieve national honor Senior Jim Lenarz's perseverance and deferminafion is challenged by Jrhe Ias'r fafiguing yards of Jrhe Jrwo-mile run. I 70-iuniors Ka+hleen Muggli Dennis Mulvey Valerie Murdock Colleen Murphy Frances Nali Gail Nash Sfeven Need Cheryl Nelson Daniel Nelson David Nelson Jean Nelson Lorna Nelson Margare+ Nelson Michelle Nelson Rebekah Nelson Roger Nelson Sfephen Nelson Susan Nelson Thomas Nelson Vicki Nelson Anne Nerofhin Marianne Newfon Gregory Newfson Susan Nickolauson James Nielsen Thomas Nilles Bonnie Nifzkorski Sandy Norcross Kafhryn Nordensfrom Pamela Nordness Susan Novak John Noyes Sharon Nysfrom Pafrick Obinger Douglas O'Dell Do po'rassium iodide and lead nifrafe form lead iodide as a precipifafe? This sfudenf experimenfs +0 find out iuniors-l 7 I 'something else week provides entertainment Chris Ponicki and Linda Kilander find +ha+ being inducfed during +he Pep Club inifiafion is really quife humorous. Andrea Oesferreich John Oefien Pafricia Olmsfead Jan Olsen Barbara Olson Brenda Olson Denise Olson Gregory Olson .Jane1L Olson Joelle Olson Judy Olson Kevin Olson Laura Olson Michael Olson Randall Olson Richard Olson Ronold Olson Sfeven Olson Vincen+ Olson John O'Neil Terri Oney Duane Opifz Chrisfine Opsahl Connie Ore Terri Orey Michelle O'Rourke Bruce Osvold Vicki Owens I 72-iuniors Sandra Oxley Krisfie Pappas Rebeca PaHerson RobenL Paul Gregory Paulson Terry Paverud Cafherine Pazandak Gary Pearson Mark Pearson Pamela Pearson Thomas Pechfel Vicki Peddicord Mary Peek Barba ra Perricone Roberf Pefers Barry Peferson Debra Peferson Douglas Peferson Linda Peferson Linda Pe+erson LyneHe Peferson Mark Pe+erson Mary Peferson Michael Peferson Raymond Pe+erson Susan Pe+erson William Peferson Rebecca Pefrowske Greg Pfeninger James Phillips Rome Phillips Rufh Phillips Debrah Pierson Gerald Piefz Shirley Pinkley Michael Pionk James Pifcher Denese Plafzer ChrsHine Ponicki Mark Porfer Judi+h Posfhumus JeaneHe Pouliof Ann Prigge Sandra Primeau Jon Prokop Gary Przymus James Pugh Newfon Purdy Timofhy Quinlan Mrs. Bedwin Maurie Johnsom and Mr. Brownlow Wefer FefzeH wafch Dr. Grimwig as he examines Oliver. iuniors-l 73 Mary Quinn Linda Rademacher Jean Raffelson Connie Rambow Craig Ramuridf i , Susan Randa I L Rozanne Rapafz X Jerry Ree Chris+opher Reed Vicky Reed Larry Rehbine Michael Reid Mary Reimer Karen ReinemL Kafhleen Reiss Carolyn Rengo Dana Reynolds LynneHe Richards Michael Richards Marilyn Rick David Ricksham SJreven Riess Michael Riley Jeffrey Ripczinski Colleen Roberfs Sheryl Rober+s Thomas Robinson Bruce Robuck Marilyn Rogers Susan Rohe Mary Rhoe James Rohloff John Ronning David Royalfy Ryan Ruch Connie Rudie Gerald Rudolph Richard Rudolph Michael Ruffenach Debra Rudd Bruce Ryhfi Debora Rykken Open lab +ime enables art s+uden+s like Debbie Dyson +0 gef exfra help for +heir proiecfs from Mr. Gilmer. 400 chs juniors see play arturo ui at the Guthrie l74-iuniors Park players rush +0 hackle a Cooper ball carrier af +he Oriole game. Janice Saenger Douglas Sams Lola Sams Jerry Sands Cindy Sarderson Sharlen Savchenko Vickie Schaber Brian Schall Jacqueline Schammel Randy Schendel Linda Scherer Duane ShlecMer Befh Schlender Nancy Schlosser Diane Schmidf Janice Schmidf Joseph Schmidf Vicki Schmid+ Bruce Schnack MiHon Schopper Paula Schrader Susan Schroeder Sfeven Schroedl Chrisfine Schuller Susan SchuHer George Schulz Byron Schumacher Sfeven Schusfer Ronald Schwankl Mary Schwanz Terry Schwarfz Richard Schwerke Randy Schwichfenberg Linda ScoH Pafricia ScoH Sharon Sebesfa Janef Seiberf Thomas Selix Mary Sever Deborah Severson Rober+ Severson Kafhleen Sewald iuniors-l 75 romanoff and juliet for funds supporting prom As +he Homecoming parade gof underway. sfudenfs be- gan +0 ga+her along +he way so +hey didn'f miss anyfhing. Sfeven ShallbeHer Gail Sharp Mary Jo Shaskey Deborah Shelley James Sheppard Jill SherriH Vicki Sholl Darcy Sicora Rebecca Sicora Roberfa Sicora Nancy Siegel Dewane Siercks Sfephanie Sills Mary Simkins Keifh Simmons Thomas Sipe Linda Siogren James Skiff Jamie Slais Bruce Smifh Carol Smi+h Cheryl Smifh Chriane Smifh Deborah Smifh Gregory Smi+h Karen Smi+h Michelle Smifh Randal Smofhers Mark Snodgrass Michael Sobraske Joanne Soley Sandra Solorz Dean Spencer Ronnie Spencer John Spifzenberger Ar+hur Sprague Susan Sfadnik Deborah Sfager Jeffery Sfaples S+even S+eer Karen Sfegora Lorinda Sfewarf Carol S+omberg Roberf Sfoops William S+orlie Karin Sfrand Linda Sfrand Susan Sfrebinger John Suedbeck l76-iuniors Leafing +hrough a periodical. a s+uden+ s+rives +0 find arficles perfaining +0 his assigned subject Joan Sullivan Ka'rhleen Sullivan Mary Sullivan Kim Svindal Kim Swanson George Swarfz David Szymanski Ronald Tabaka Marsha Tacheny Virginia Tader Sfephen Tai+ John Tardhc Marceil Targeson Sally Taubman Marvin Tempel Jeanelle Theisen Yvonne Theriaulf Bonnie Thill Pa+ricia Thomey Toni Thompson Lorence Thomsen Craig Tidemann Barbara Tidwell Robin Timm Susan Timming Penny Tokle Joseph Topolka Mary Torpy Herman ToH Rober+ Towey David Traczyk Harold Traffon Robin Trierweiler Roger Tripp Kennefh Tschannen iuniors-l 77 William Valez Cynfhia Van Dake ScohL Van Dusen Linda Van Wie Gary Venenga Renee Venzke Colleen Vick Laima Vilson ScoH Volk George Volkerf Kafhleen Voskuil Linda Voss Mary WachHer John Wadhams James Wadfke James Wagner Joan Wahl Cynfhia Walefko Brian Wallace Debbie Wallack Michael Wallin Susan WaHer Diane Walfon Roger Wander Claude Ward Sean Warren Kafhie Wasfe Karen Wasfi Lynn Was+in Sfanley Wafkins Sandra Weeks Michael Wefel Wanda Weinbeck Wendy Weis Willian Weisen Robin Olson assumes her role of Homecoming princess as she parficipafes in +he parade which is given in honor of +he queen and her courf. Preceding Hwe lunch mods. cafeferia shelves are bare of books, bu+ Hwe coming of fenfh mod also means +he com- ing of hungry sfudenfs and H19 shelves fill rapidly. l78-iuniors Mark Welsh Alan Wenz Lynn Wes+ Diane Wesferlund Wayne Wesferlund Marie Wes+erman Lynn Wesfin Michael Whalen Michael Whi+e David Whifeford Tom Whi+wor+h David Wick Kafhryn Wicks Douglas Wicks'rrom Ka+hryn Wies1L Debra Wilde Ka+hleen Willems Cynfhia Williams Mona Williams Paul Williamson Bradley Wilson Roberf Wilson Diane Windsperger Joel Wing William Winfer Linda Wrighf Sfeven Young Janice Yunker Mark Zachmann Bernard Zambrano Timofhy Zbikowski Thomas Zeqar Jeffrey Zibley Michael Zirbes Thomas Zurek Asking quesfions perfaining +0 +heir subied area, quief s+udying and. if possible. occasional napping, are some of +he ac+ivi+ies carried on in +he resource rooms. juniors anxiously await graduation year of 70 iuniors-l 79 sophomores determine classman emblem rings Through +he doors and down Jrhe halls of E. J. Cooper High School sfrode Hue I.OOO apprehen- sive s+uden+s of +he Sophomore Class. Each indi- vidual sophomore faced +he many Jrrials of mod- ular scheduling and +he +ribula+ions of HS de- mands. The I968-l969 school year began wifh an excur- sion +0 +he Academy +hea+er +0 view He mo'rion picfure Camelot Jrying in wi+h +heir sfudy of He novel. Class officer elecfions held in English classes, an enfry in +he Homecoming parade. parficipafion in and a+ afhlefic acfivi'ries. and +he selecfion of classrings were some 01c +he mile- sfones of +he year. Absorpfion of educafion in +he classroom. par- +icipa+ion in clubs. involvemenf on +he afhlefic field. was Hwe class of '7! living a year of new experience. new findings. and new life. Sophomore class officers from leH +0 righf are: Vice Presi- denf, Kevin Norberg: President Doug Healow. Debra Anerud Carol Adams Cheryl Adams Kay Adams Charlene Adamson Paul Agranoff Bruce Albrechf Barbara Amon Lore Amundsen Bruce Anderson Cherie Anderson Chriane Anderson Daniel Anderson Gerald Anderson Karen Anderson Kevin Anderson Pa+ricia Anderson S+erling Anderson Debra Arens Amy Armsfrong Vern ArnoH Margo Asp Pafricia A+kins David Ausfin Cynfhia Baker Cyn+hia Baker Eugene Baker Ervin Balvin Paula Barklind Cynfhia Barren Mark Barrows Cynfhia Barry Dean Barsness Carol Barfos Pafricia Bauer l80-sophomores Randolph BeaHy S+even Beavens Claudia Becker Richard Beckfield Vickie Beckman Edward Beddow Trudy Begin Debra Belawski Angela Benincasa Gary Benson Laurie Benson Rand Benson Suzanne Berard Mary Bergeron Barbara Berglund Laurie Bergman Gary Berquisf Thomas Berry Wendy Berfhiaume Jodie Biegler Mark Bielke Renee Billingfon Renee Billman Delmer Bishop Linda Bis+odeau Sfephanie Biorgan Linda Biork Ronald Biorklund Jeanne Blake Mark Blake Bonnie Blesi Gail Blomquisf CaH'xy Bloom Joanne Bloomquisf Roberf Bobzien Karen Bodin Jo Ann Boe++cher Pamela Bohlig Joanne Bolduc Le Roy Bolduc Anne BoHon David Bona College informaJrion nighf provided an op orfuni+y for +he s+uden+s +0 obfain ma'rerial for various col eges. sophomores--I 8l Sfephan Borcherf Leonard Bornsfein Beverly Bosak David Bosch Frederick Bosman Nancy Boushka Susan Boushka Cafhy Boynfon Roger Bradford Anifa Brandf Janice Bressler Nancy Brick Kennefh Bri gs Janelle Broc Davnd Brockel Dorofhy Bronold Chris Brown Nancy Brown Craig Bruske Frank BryamL Warren Bryan Kim Budish Clair Bunnell Timo'rhy Burke Linda Burns Susan Burns Gary Burow Mary Burrill Talons' edi'ror-in-chiemc Pa+ Conlin. crops picfures for one of +he pages in +he underclassmen sec+ion. sophs capture glory of the famous roundtable l82-sophomores Cooper's Homecoming spirhif reached even Robbinsdale Senior High which sen+ a sign. Richard Busch Mi+chell Bushey Connie Calvin Elaine Cambronne Mary Campbell Chris+opher Campo Chris Canfon Brenf Carlson Bruce Carlson Bruce Carlson Douglas Carlson Fred Carlson Fred Carlson Gregory Carlson Mark Carlson Nancy Carlson Nancy Carlson Wendy Carlson Richard Caron PaHi Carroll Pamela Caryl John Chamberlain Donald Chelmo Richard Cheney James Chenverf Virginia Chinn Kay Chris+ensen Michael Chrisfenson Judy Chris+iansen Kei'rh Chrysler Suzan Clair Kafhleen Cogswell Daniel Colbafh Kafhleen Colegrove Pafricia Conklin Michael Conlin Janyce Connell Mary Connoy Rober'r Connoy Leon Conradson Deborah Cooper John Corbeff Lynn Corcoran William Correll Pafrick Corrick Sandra Corfner BeHe Crawford Chrisfopher Crider Roberf Crowell Mary Cummings Kafhryn Curfis Richard Dagenais Richard Dahlin Michael Dahlsfrom Alvin Daisey Sfeven Daniels sophomores-l 83 In order +0 look up a word sa+isfac+orily. one mus+ facili- +a+e +he unabridged dicfionary. as +his s+uden+ realizes. A and B squad cheerleaders prac+ice before Jthe sfarf of H16 school year +0 insure a weH-organized formafion. Sandra Danielson Craig Davidson BeHy Davis Dennis De Bruyn Diane De Coursin Joan De Coursin Rick Dechaine Terry Degendorfer Charles Dehn Barbara Deick Ellen Depu+a+ Chris+ine Derner Pa+rick Des Jarlaif S+ephen Die+er Kafhy Dillion Carla Dirks Linda Dixon David Dmohoski Alan Doerr Gary Donalds Suzanne Donnelly l 84-sophomores Due +0 +he drizzling wea+her. Hoafs submiHed by various clubs were forced +0 be shielded by profec'rive plas+ic during +he day. unfil +he Homecoming parade sfarfed. Joanne Dordon Pa+ricia Dordon Barbara Dorh Karen Dofy Randy Doer Jerri Dowden Debra Drake Pauline Dueck Bonnie Duemke Robin Duemke Nancy Dufon Carol Duran'r Cynfhia Eagen Gary Eckerf Judi+h Edgren Adrienne Edison Sandra Egan David Ehlen Carol Eiden Mary Eiden Kafhleen Elden Phyllis Ellison Janice Elsen Mary Emons Gail Engelbrechf John Engle Debra Engelsmeier Rebecca Engen Jeffrey Engle Bonnie Englund Michael Enselein Linda Epperly Sfuarf Erck Nancy Erdahl Arfhur Erichsen Brenda Erickson Cynfhia Erickson Thomas Fagersfrom Michael Fallon Vidoria Faue Terrance Fauskee Janice Fecho Charles Fern Debra Fern Deann Ferrell Rhonda Ferrian Cheri Feyereisn Debra Fielder Corrine Finsefh sophomores-I 85 select choir precentors sing at brookdale mall Mr. Billig ponders over a ques+ion posed by his junior English lab class: meanwhile Janis Unker and Laurie Mann Jrake copious nofes on +he preceding discussion. Connie Fischer Pamela Fisher Robvn Fisher Joe Fiers+ad David Fleming Janell Flerbur Cheryl Fluck Barbara Frame Alan Frandsen Dana Frank Joel Franz Barbara Frasl Don Fraysefh ScoH Fredrickson William Freeburg William Fuller Ronald Ful+on Lucy Gabberf Linda Galbraifh Vickie Gangness Jill Ganz Carol Ganzer Gregory Gardner Vickie Gardner Ricky Gass Kafhryn Globes Harley Gee Gayle Gellerman Dallas Gerrish Kennefh Giere Pa'rrick Gieseke Pamela Girod Roxanne Girfz Johann Gienvick Pa'rricia Giersfad I 86-iuniors The sfudenf body sfood In silen'r resped +0 see Bonnie Ziedlik crowned by lasf year's queen. Wendy Johnson. AnL Hquren and Dallas Oldre look on +he ceremony. Deborah Glaim Debra Gobel Jeffrey Golberg Susan Gonse Nancy Goodman John Goodwin Douglas Gore Faye Granda Joann Grandchamp John Gray Jana Green Gregory Greenwald Michael Gregoire Jeffrey Grevenow Leon Griqgs Cyn+hia Grindy James Gronlund Thomas Gross Mary Gruhlke Lynn Grunewald Fred Gulcyinski Janef Gullickson Pamela Gulsvig Jeffrey Hackenmueller Samuel Haen William Hagerfy Pamela Haley Joseph Haipern Diane Halverson Mark Halvorson Joanne Hamel Lance Hamey Julie Hammond Douglas Hampson Pafricia Harman Susan Hannibal Craig Hanscome Daniel Hansen Debra Hansen Sue Hansen Beri Hanson Dale Hanson sophomores-I 87 David Hanson Gayle Hanson Glen Hanson Gre+chen Hanson James Hanson Linda Hanson Sfephen Hanson Kenne+h Harasyn Jerry Hargarfen Joan Hargrave Ronald Harkin Joy Harr Jacquelyn Harris Paula Har'ris Yvonne Harswick Larry Harfel Susan HarHey Craig Har+man Susan Har'rman David Hasse Kafhryn Ha+cher Al Haubrick Kafhleen Haugen Bruce Hauglid Terry Hausam Sfeven Haw Sfephen Hawkinson Connie Hayes girls give gold stars on kiss and go monday During a passing Jrime. a Cogper sfudenf Jrakes a look a+ +he job opporfunifies posfed on +he bullefin board. I 88-sophomores S+uden+ direcfories were published by He Sfuden'r Coun- cil board of diredors. The direcfories aided sfudenfs in finding addresses and phone numbers. Denise Hayes Kevin Hayes Luvone Hayes Douglas Healow Debra Hedquisf Richard Hefley Janef Hegard Sfeven Hellerud Sfeven Henderson Roberf Henning Gary Henrickson Barbara Henfges Holly Herzog Krisfine Hess Ronald Hess Thomas Hesse Randy Heuer Pamela Hiar Judy Higbee Byron Hill Douglas Hill Mary Hill Roxanne Hin PauleHe Hin+z John Hirsch Roberf Hirschfeld William Hoard Diefer Hoch sophomores-I 89 Richard Hoff Thomas Hoff Janef Hofford Debra Hogenson James Holcombe Sfeven Holec Diane Holen Michael Hollenbeck Mary Holmgren Kay Homufh Sfeven Horgen Richard Hoyme Alan Huber Renae Huber Mary Hukriede Randy Humberf James Huro Nancy Huro Mary Hyland Sfephen Hyser Susan Hyser Vicky lbach Pamela lverson Susan lverson Jeffrey lvey Valerie JackeH Barbara Jacobson Carol Jacobson Nancy Jacobson Donald Jagen Jill Jardine Jean Jaworski Deborah Jensen Karen Jensen Nadene Jensen Sharon Jensen Sfephen Jeronimus Carolyn Johnson Cyn'rhia Johnson Debra Johnson Gary Johnson Laurie Johnson Mifchel Johnson Mi+chell Johnson PaHi Johnson Paul Johnson Randall Johnson w Rebecca Johnson Q Ronald Johnson L ' . Deborah Williams, Connie Rudie. Ann Prigge. and Peggy Brown all concenfrafe playing +he oboes in unison. during a band rehearsal. I 90-sophomores Sheryl Johnson Susan Johnson Vicki Johnson Sandee Jopp Bradley Jordan Cheryl Jordan Lee Jorgenson Richard Jorgenson Dennis Juris Pafricia Juul Bonnie Kaasa William Kahle Nancy Kalmoe La Vonne Karia Linda Karsfen Randall Keegan Jean Kennedy JanewL Kerkow PauleHe Keske Suzanne Kessler Pafricia Kilian Krisfine Kimmerle Joseph King Lauren King ScoH King Michael KisHer Sandre Kladifko Karen Klaseus The flag fwirlers. wifh Diane Corfner as ifs head, perform wifh precision in accompanimenf +0 +he marching band. Recognized for her leadership as capfain of CoopereHes. Carol MacWhirfer receives a bouquef of a dozen red roses. sophomores-l 9 I Barba ra Klafke Joyce Klick Sandra Knaeble Bar'ron Knochenmus Rober+a Knoke Pafricia Knudsen Jane Kohls S+even KoHes Louise Kondziolka Shaun Koos Leslie Kopiefz RobenL Koponen Bruce Kofila Paul Kofula Linda Kowal Barbara Krampifz Diane Kranz Ronald Kranz Julie Kreber David Krekelberg Henry Kresa Ivan Krueger Karen Kuhn Kafhleen Kuhn Debbia Kur Diane Kvaal John Labelle Mary La Belle Ordered by a yengeful Pep Club member. Connie Ore and Cheryl Benfon play ring around +he rosy. Loren Gus'rafson a++emp+s +0 sway sfudenf opinion by speaking for Republican candidafe. Richard M. Nixon. I 92-sophomores individualism is carried on through sophomores Bill Sykes benior Gary Peferson frighfens +he villagers in +he pub while singing My Name in Hue musical Oliver! Kevin La Favor Bonifa Ladd Richard Lambie Thomas Lamphere Rober'r Langeryd Laurie Langsdale Sfeven Langsdale Bruce Larson Colleen Larson Craig Larson Mary Le Claire James Le Cuyer Richard Leander Barbara Lee Pa'rricia Lee ScoH Leonard David Leslie Daniel Lewis Dianne Lids+er Barbara Lilley Carloe Lindberg Leane Lindgren Helen Lipinske Gayle Lifchv Debra Lloyd Nancy Lloyd Anne Loesch Scoff Lofsness Lu Ann LoHus Lynn Lohmann Pamela Lonke Kenne'rh Lovgren David Lubinski Pafricia Luby James Lund KemL Lund Pamela Lund James Lundborg Pafrick Lyons Geraldine Maas An+hony MacDermoH' Charles Mack JudHh Mack David Madison Sally Maqnuson Phyllis Maki Roy Malmberq Nickolas Mandis sophomores-I 93 sophomores elect class officers through english The number one rafed wresfling feam of Minnesofa was Cooper during Hwe '68-'69 season. Here a Hawk baffles an opponenf during a home mafch. French. German. and Spanish foreign language s+uden+s use +he facilifies of Hwe language lab during free mods. Gregory Manley Gregory Mans Henry Manfhei Timo+hy Manfhei Mardean Manwaring David Manz Dennis Marks Joan Marks Diane MarqueHe Sherri! Marshall Robin Marfin Susan MaHson Mary Mafuseski Susan Maund Vichor Max Roxann McCarfhy Michael McCourfney Eileen McDonald KrisH McDonald Jeffrey McGerr Kevin McKenzie Michael McKinley Thea McLean Susan McLellan Mark McLennan Pamila Meehan Gram Meidal Ellen Melby 9Hophomores Work on +he annual begins in Hue fall wi+h +he filing of s+uden+ picfures. Mary Bimson, Mary Bra+sch. and Pa+ Haner Jtoil 6+ +his job on +he annual's firs+ deadline. Sandra Melche'rf William Melich Rebecca Melin Susan Menard Yvonne MerchamL David Meyer Kevin Meyer RobemL Mickelson Bruce Miller Laura Miller Mary Miller Jeanne Moeler Michael Moeller Mary Moller Mark Moldes+ad Kelly Monroe Mary Monfgomery Lynn Moore Diana Morgan Linda Morgan Richard Morgan Douglas MorisseHe John Mork Larry Mork RoberwL Morrison Cecelia Morse Randy Moselle Donna Mullaney Roy Murdock William Murphy John Murray Richard Murray Sandra Murschel Barbara Nash Dan Negen Gary Negen Chrisanne Nelson Debra Nelson James Nelson Ka+hryn Nelson Pamela Nelson Sharon Nelson Wendy Nelson Renee Neumann Roxanne Neumann Michael Newman Thomas Nichols Sonia Nickolauson lone Niedema sophomores- I 95 BeHy Nilsen Kevin Norberg Diane Norby Beverly Norcl Marcia Nordin Bonnie Norgren Valerie Norfon Joseph Nourie Brian Novak Carol Nyborg Carole Nygaard Arfhur Nygard Phyllis Nylen Nancy Nys+rom James O'Brien Cynfhia O'Neill Douglas Ogren Clifford Oldre David Olmsfead John Olsen Lynn Olsen Barbara Olson Cheryl Olson Colleen Olson Curfis Olson Cynfhia Olson Donald Olson Jeanine Olson Kafhleen Olson Lynnae Olson LynneHe Olson Pamela Olson Rifa Olson Sandra Olson ScoH Olson Susan Olson Debra Opifz William Osborn Jean Osgood Chriane Osman Jane Osfrom Cyn+hia PanHin Thomas Pape Lori Pappas Roger Paulsen Terri Peddicord Leland Pedersen Debra Pederson Gary Pederson Sfudenfs involved in +heir own individual ar+ proiecfs use maferials from +he anL rooms in complefing +heir ar'rwork. l96-sophomores driver training enables auto skill improvement Gymnasfics co-capfain, Rick Carpenfer. execufes excellenf form and deferminafion on We horse af a home meef. Dawn Pendzimas Richard Pennzimas Michael Perri Randolph Perricone Larry PerH Mary Pefer Eileen Peferson Cherie Peferson Gary Peferson Jerry Peferson Linda Peferson Paul PeJrerson Ralph Pe+erson Richard Peferson SCOH Peferson SusanPeferson Terri Pe+erson Vernon Pe+erson Michael Peferzen Russell Peura Thomas Pevalk Linda Pfahl Edward Pheifer Ann PiccineHi John Pich Michael Pohl Lynn Pollack Beverly Pomerleau William Popp Charles Porfer Vicki Porfer Thomas Praska Paul Preuss Susan Priebe Reuben Prodahl sophomores-l 97 Sfeven Pfaszek Charles Pulesfon Michael Purnick James Purws Pafricia Quady Nancy Rader Michael Ragnon James Rako Sandra Ramundf Marlys Randf Angela Raun MaHhew Raveling Sandra Reed Linda Reiber Richard Reicher+ Kevin Reierson Wesley Reiman Susan Reimer Thomas Reiner+ Joan Reinke John Reiss Mike Reisa Terri Reynolds Becky Rice Duaine Rice JaneJr Rick Rober+ Ringwelski Krisfine Rishovd Keifh Roberfs Dennis Robinson LaureHa Romann Sfephen R001L David Ross Frank Ross Teri Roubik Barbara Royalfy Carey Rucick Sherly Rudolph Charles Rue Jean RukeH Linda Russell Debra Rus+ad As a fund raising proiecf of Key Club a free dinner af Embers was oHered +0 an auchoned off gIrl and escorf :. $$wa ILMWa? R I 31$: gay? M: gQW Z; L M ngwmam LE- ?;QRWAV 3 , 3pm l98-sophomores c00per student council raises funds for unesco Pradice runs fough for Barry Pe+erson as he concenfrafes on his form before a mee+ wi+h high-ranking Anoka. David Ruzicka Cafherine Ryan John Samuels Daniel Saunders Thomas Scheelk Michael Scheevel Penny Scheidecker Chrisfine Schendel Susan Schendel Chris Schieck DaneHe Schilling Karen Schlender Luann Schlesky Dennis Schmid Thomas Schmid Mary Schmidf Susan Schmidf David SchmiH Roberf Schnell Dawn Schrade Cheryl Schreiber Debra Schqu Karen Schulfz Bradley Schulze Ronald Schumann Roxanne Sellman Gokeen Serpil Vanessa Severson sophomores-I99 Ryan Ruch moves across courJr in an efforf +0 score. Gregory Sewald Holly Shackelford Debra Shackelfon Susan Shannon Donifa Sharpe Denise Shea La Cene SheHon Michael Shepperd Jon Siegel Jean Siegfried Kafhleen Sieveke BeJrh Sjosfrom Cyn+hia Skare Sfeven Skelfon Russell Skoog Craig Skruppy Darrell Skruppy Charles Sliger Frederick Slupske Buzz Smifh Diana Smifh Gary SmHh Linda Smifh Marsha SmiH'x Monnie Smifh Pamela Smifh Sfeven Smifh Vicky Smifh David Smofhers Marlene Smykalski Melanie Snaza Roberta Snusfad Linda Snyder Sandra Soboy Mary Sodergren Donna Solorz Michael Spence James Spencer Rebecca Spier James Spizale Brenda Sfaebler Susan Sfaples Melody S+askivige Debra Sfavanau Marilyn Sfeeber Curfis Sfeen Kurf SJrein Louis Sfeiner Ronald Sfeinerf 200-sophomores Linda Sfevens Daniel S+ewar1L Pamela Sfewarf James Sfibal John Sfiras Gregory Sfockdill Rebecca S+ockdiH Clin+on Sfockwell Donald Sfrom Mark Sfunfebeck Linda Sfufh Daniel Sullivan Pefer Sullivan David Sunders Roberf Surrnson Roy Swanson Terry Swanson Todd Swanson Lory Swanson Roberf Sward Greg Swenson Mark Swenson Laurie Swonger Courfney TaH Jeffrey Takemofo Kim Takkinen Sfeven Targeson Marcia Taylor Mike Reid and Dave Ohman. s'ruden'r managers of +he foofball Jream. accepf Homecoming decals frOm Diane Skare and Laurie Ganz. semester finals provide end from study tension sophomores-ZO I Gary Teigen Marlene Ten Eyck Mark Thayer Craig Thompson Kyle Thompson Theodore Thompson Timo+hy Thorbus Daniel Thorson Carla Thorsfad Charles Thulin Jan Tierney Lisa Tierney Michael Timmerman Cheryl ToHe Befh Torpy Thomas Traczyk Marvin Traffon Janice Trapp Cynfhia Treb Lisa Tripp Vicki Trushenski Gregory Turner Karen Turner David Tyler Mina Tyson Jeffrey Udesen Consfance Ullevig Sheryl Ufechf Pa+rick UHer LeeanneHe Vaars Kim Van Vickie Cyn+hia Vana Barbara Vandenberg Michael Vannurden Nancy Varner Mary Villars Gregory Vilmo Arnis Vilson Sheryl Voi+a Roberf Volkerf Michael Voss Theresa WachHer Modular scheduling allows s+uden+s +0 fake some responsi- bili+ies off +he Jreachers. Jean Nelson helps as a hall guide. sophs. become familiar with coopefs program 202-sophomores Bradley Wadhams Sfephen Wagner Wayne Wahlsfrom Cindy Wall Greg Wallack Gregory Wallin Joseph Walfon John Wander Margo Warnke Wendy Warren Roberf Washam Jeffrey Wasnick S+even Wasfe Douglas Wafkins Michael Wafroba Richard Wavinak Bruce Way Mary Wayfas Michael Webber Michael Webinger Marcia Wedin Roberfa Weimar Shelley Weinand Todd Weis Diane Weiss Kafhleen Weifzel Mark Wells Carolyn Weish Kafhleen Welfers Keifh Wenger Carol Wenholz Franklin WenHand Gary Werbowski Joel Wernecke Barbara Werner Pa+ricia Werfh Marilyn Wesferberg Sheldon WesHund Sfeven Whife Darrell Whi+eis Mardi Wieker Mark Wilczek Bruce Williams Melinda Williams Barbara Wilson James Wilson Jean Wilson Allan Wodfke Jack Wold James Wolford Sfeven Wollman Joan Workman Bryan Worna Thomas Yehle Kevin Ylinen Bruce Young Kim Yungner Joe Yunk Deborah Zabel James Zaic Ray Zandsfra Audrey Zaun Richard Zeman John Zezza Sandra Zieba Douglas Ziebar+h Cafhy Zieska Margie Zieska James Zimdars Vince Zirbes sophomores-203 a AANERUDI LAWRENCE-Chess Club 10, 11 Student Council 11 ADAMS, CHARLES-Choir 10, II, 12 InIramural Baskefball IOI II Rifle Club 10 Ski Club ADAMS, CRAIG-Gymnasfics IOI 11 Hall Guide 12 ADAMS, JAMOES-In'rramural Baskefball 12 Swimmi Ing ADAMSON AM Y- CoopereIIes IL 12 Office Educafion 12 Y-Teens 10,1LI12 AHRENSI THOIMAS-BasebaII III Wres- Iling 10 III ALBERSI TERENCE-Gymnasfics 10, 11 ALDRICH. JACOUELINE-AFS III 12 DeclamaIion 10 FTA III 12 6AA 10. III 12 Y-Teens 10I12 Usher Club 10. III 12 ALDRICHI KATHLEEN-AFS III 12 DeclamaIfion 10 Diamond Club IOI 1L 1 GA 10, III 12 NafionaI Honor Society III 12 SIudenI COunciIII 122 Technical TheaIer III 12 Y- ens II ALMERI MARGARET-GAA 10 ALTMANNI PATRICK- Cross CounIry IOI 12 Ha 11 Guide 12 InIramuraI IBaskefbaIl 11 Track 10,11, 12 WresIIing A N D E R S O N I B RADLEYHInIramuraI Basketball 12 Intramural Soccer I ANDERSON, CHERYLbAFS IOI11. 12 An - nual II Choir 10 Diamo nd ICIu b 10I11 NaI Iional Honor Sociefy 12 Science Club 112 TechnicaI TheaIer 11 Y-Teens 10, 11, ANDERSON, Wresfling 10. II ANDERSON DAVlD-Baskefball 10I 11 DANIELbBasebaII 12 FooIbaII 10 Golf 10, III 12 lnIramuraI Baske'rball 11,12 Inframural Bowling 12 ANIDERSON DlANE-Band IOI 11. 12 FTA .12 Newspaper 12 ANDERSON, DIANE-Oufside Job ANDERSON, GARY-Oufside Job ANDERSONI JEAN-Choir 10 French Club 11 NaIionaI Honor Socier 12 Pep Clu b 12 Y-Teens IOI III 12 ANDERSON, JUDY-AFS 11 Ban d I2 French C1ub Io FTA 11.12 NaIioriaII Honor Sociefy III 12 New wspa per 11,12 Pep C1ub II, 12 Sfudenf Council 11,12 Ushers Club 12 ANDERSON, KENNETH-Band 11 Bas- kefball 11 Football 11 Nafional Honor $00er 12 Newspaper III 12 Track II ANDERSION THOMAS-Choir 10 Swim- minq ANDERSONI VICKI-Aqua Robins IOI II Cho oir 10, 11,12 Class Cabine'r 11,12 Coopereffes 11,12 Declamafion 10 Na- IIonalI Honor Socier III12 Sfudenf CounCII 11, TechnicaI TheaIer 10 Usher Club 11 YvTeens 10, III 12 ANDRESENI DOUGLAS-Oufside Job ANDRESEN ELLEN-AFS IOI III 12 Diamond Club . 11,12 FTA III 12 G A 10.11, 12 Gym Ide 12 Nahonal Honor SIOCIefy 12 ySpanish C12ub III Track IOI 11,12 Usher's Clubl ANUNDSONI LINDAbOufside Job ANSTETTI STEVEN-Oufside Job ARINESON,GA1L-Band 10 Diamond Club GAA 10 Intramural Bowling 10 Ski CIIub 12 Y-Teens 12 ARNOTTI JANET-Disfribu'rive Educafion 12 Orchesfra 10, II Rifle C1ub IOI II b BAILEY, BRADLEY-Wresfling 10 BAKERI DEBRA-Choir 10 6AA 10. 11 Gym Aide II Gymnasfics 10, 11 Track 10, 11 Y-Teensl 10 MARK-Cross Counfry 12 BARCLAY, InIramural Baskefball 12 Inframural owIing 10, III 12 NaIionaI Honor Sociefy 12 BARKLINDI MELANIE-AFS III 12 Annual 11 Diamond Club 10, III 12 French 10I HI 12 AA 10 Hall Guide 12 Nafional Honor Sociefy 11I12 Pep Club 11. 12 Ski Club 12 Sfudenf COUnCII 12 204-inc1ex IIIIIleIcgme Club 10, 11, I2 Y-Teens IOI. , 1 BARRON, JANET-Choir 10, III 12 CIass Cabinef 10 CoopereIIes III 12 Pep C1ub II 2 Y-Teens 10,12 BARTHELLI GALE-AFS 10 Disfribufive Educatioh 12 Y-sTeen 10 BARTON. CANDACE- Band 10IIII12 Diamond Club 11,12 FTA 12 GAA 10 Home Ec Club 10 lnIramuraI Bowling IOI Il NafionaI Honor Sociefy 12 Spanish Club 12 Usher's C1ub IOI III 12 Y-Teens BEAULIEUI RICKYHArI Club 12 In- Iramural Basketball 10,11I12 BEDDOWI NOEL- Choir 10, III 12 Drama IOI III12 Technical TheaIerI IOI III 12 Y-Teens 10 BEGI NI BONN 1 E-Oufside Job BEGIN. RICHARD-lnfraquIraI Baskefball II lInIramural Soccre Office Ed- ucaIion 12 BENSONI SUSAN-Choir 10. III 12 French 11 Club II Home Ec Club Red Cross 11 SIudenI Council 10, 11 Welcome Club 10 Y-Teens III12 BEREZOUSKY ELAINEbChoir 10. III 12 Na? Iional Honor Sociefy 12 BERGER. PATRIClA-GAA 10 BERGMANI BONNIEbGAA 10 Ski Club 12 Y-Teens IOI III 12 BERTHIAUMEI MICHELLEbOffice Educu Iion 12 BEAVER, CECELIA-Home Ec. Club 10 Office Educafion 12 SIuden'r Council 12 Y-Teens 12 B 1 C K F O R D EducaIion 12 Pep Club 11, Council I2 Y- Teens 10 BILLINGTON. BRADLEY-Gymnasfics 10 InIramuraI BasketbaIl II BI LLS. KATHLEEN-Oufside Job C A R O L-DisIribuIive 12 SIudenI BIMSONI MARY-AFS 12 AnnuaI III 12 DiamonId Club 10 NaIionaI Hon'or Sociefy IIII I12 Newspaper 10 GU S 12 Pep Club 12 Cu ill and Scroll III 12 RoundeIIaIy Club 11 Ski Club 12 Sfudenf Council 12 Technical TheaIer 10 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12 BISTADEAU, DEBORAH-Choir 10 Office Educafion 12 SIudenf Council 11 Y-Teens BLAKE, LOUISE-Choir 10. III 12 Drama 11,12 Musical III12 BLISS. MlCHAEL-Ou+side Job BOBLETERI PAULETTE-Band IOI III 12 - eens 10, 12 8931M VERNON-Band 10, III 12 Hockey BOLDUC, THOMAS-IOufside Job BOLIERI DENISESFTA 10I 11 GAA 10 Office Educafion 12 Y-Teens 10, III 12 BOOKEYI THIERESAHOffice Aide 10 BOSAKI GERALD-Track IOI III 12 BOSCHI KATHLEEN-AFS 12 Drama IL 12 German I I 1 I Nafional Honor Sociefv 12 Roundelay Club 11 Sfudenf Council 10 Te chn ical TheaIer 11, 12 World Affairs 12 Y-Teen ns III12 BOTNERI ELIZAIBETH-Home Ec. Club 10 Lob IAssisIanI III 12 Technical Theafer 1 . 1 BOUCH 1 ER. CARLA-CoopereHes 11 Disfribufive EducaIion 12 Pep Club 11. 12 SIudenI Council 12 Y-Teens 12 BOUDREAUI DAVI D-Oufside Job BOUTINI KATHLEEN-Choir 10 Dis- IribuIive Education 12 Glee Club 10 BOWMANI RICHARD-NoaIiIonaI Sociefy 12 Roofer Clubl BRANBYI JAMES-Inframural Bowling 12 BRASK. CYNTHlA-Diamond C1ub IOI 11 CC-IIIernan Club 12 Library Club 10 Ski u BRATSCH, MARY-AFS III 12 Annual 11. 12 French CIu b 10I11I12 NaIional Honor Society 12 TechniIcal TheaIIer 10 Y-Teens IOI III BREHERI BONNlE-Band 10,11. 12 FBLA 10. III FTA 10,11 Lafin Club 10. 11 WIo rld Affairs 12 Y-Teens IO BRENTRUP. MARlA-Choir IOI 11, Drama 11, 12 Madrigal III 12 Musicazl Honor 5 11. 12 Nafional Honor Socier 12 Spanish Club 11 Technical TheaIer IO Y-Teens 10 BROOKS, PAMELAHAFS 10 Band 10. III 12 IFrench Club 10, 11 Musical 12 NaIIonaI Honor Sociefy III 12 Y-Teens 10. III 12 BROSTI DAVID-Band 10.11.12 Baseball IIII12 BasketbaII IOI 11 Foofball 10 Hzall Guide 11,12 InIramuraI Baskefball BRICIDWN, DEBRA-Choir IO, 11 Y-Teens 10. BROWN. PEGGY-Aqua Robins 10. III 12 Band 10. III 12 GAA 10 Hall Guide 12 NaIional Honor Sociefy 11, 1 Nep- +unes Daughfers 12 Pep C1ub III 12 S'Iudenf Council IOI II Pep Club 12 BRUCKI SHERRY-Choir 10 Coopereffes 12 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Sfudenf Council 11 Welcome Club 12 Y-Teens 12 BRYANI ROBERTbOufside Job BUCHHOLZI FREDRIC- Band 11.12 German ub 10 Musical 10. HI 12 TIOaIIITnaIIZ Honor Sociefy III 12 brchbsfra BURKETTI LINDASSki Club 1 2 Y-Teens 11 BUCKINGHAMI LINDA-AFS 11 Ar? CIuIb 11 Cho on 10 II, 12 Diam and C1ub 1' InIramural Bowling 10 Newspaper 11 We1come Club 11 Y-TeIens IOI III BUCKLEY, MARY--AFS 10. III 12 ArI Club 11 Diamond CIIub IOI 11. 12 German C1ub IOI II. GAA Guide 12 Musical 12 INaIional Honor Sociefy 12 Newspaper 10.11 Pep Club 11 12 Ski Club 11 Welcome Club 11 12 Y-Teens IOI III 2 BUDISHI TODD-Foofball 10 Hall Guide 12 IInZIramuraI BaskeraIl III 12 Track 10 I . BUIEI-OINI WAYNE-Inframural Bowling I I BUETOWI RONALD- Cross CounI 10 Gymnasfics 10 Intramural Basketball 10 BULLISI BRYCE-Drama 12 Musical 12 BURNS. VICTORIAbChoir 12 Drama 11.12 TFGIIIIZSII Club 11. 12 Technical TheaIIer BURYIN MICHAEL-ln'rramural Basketball 12 aIional Honor Sociefy 12 Roofer C1ub IOI III12 BUSSEI JUDITHHOuIside Job C CADWELLI JAMES-French Club IOI 11. 12 Gymnasfics III12 InframuraI ScIacceII' CARL, MARK-Oufside Job CARLTON. MARLENE-YJeens 12 CARLSONI DEBORAH-AFS 12 Annual 11, 12 Ban 10 III 12 GAA 10 InframuraI Tennisn 12 OuIII and Scroll 12 Y-Teens IOI III12 Pep Club 12 CARLSONI IDA JEAN-GAA 10, II CARLSONI MARILYN-GAA 10 Office Educafioh 12 Y- Teens 10 11 CARLSONI ROBERT-Inframural Bas- kefball 12 Spanish Club 01I 11 Swimming 10 CARLSONI STEVEN- Foofball 10 II Hall Guide 12 Inframural BaskeIIbaII 1th 12 SI udenf Counc112 CARLTON. MARLEN EAOuIside Job CARPENTER, RICHARD-Baseball 10. 11, 12 Gymnasfics IOI11I12 Hall Guide 12 CARROILILI STEVEN-Choir 10,11 Drama GymnasIIcs 10 IMu sical 10 TechnicIal Theafer IO CARSON. WlLLIAM-Foolfzball 10 In- IramuraI BaskefbaII Inframural FooIbaIl 10 Track 10 CASPER, THOMAS- NaIional Socier 12 Ski Club 11 12 Technical Theater IOI 2 CHANDLER, ALYSON- Pep Club 1 SkiCIublOI11,12Y-TeenleI III 1 CHENEYI ALLEN-Oufside Job CHENEYI RICHARD-Choir IOI III 12 CHINN, JEFFREY-Audio Visual 10 Gymnasfics 11. 12 Key Club 10 National Honor Socier CHRISTENSON, THOMAS-Hall Guide 12 II 12 2 Hockey IOI II 12 InIramural Baskefbal! ll Inframtiral Soccer IOI II nframuraI Tennis I CHRISTENSONI THOMASEOEISIde Job CIDIIRaIrSnTOPHERSONI CAROL-Arf Club and Club 11 InframuraI BowIing IO, 11 Library IOI III 12 CLARKI CYNTHIAv-Office Aide IOI III 12 SIudenI Council 18 CLASSEN PHILlP-Band 10, I2 BaskerIiall 10 Choir 10 FoofbaII I10, III 12 Hall Guide 12 Key Club 10 Track 10 CLI-IEMII LAWRENCE-Baskefball 10, II Gu ide 12 N51 ional Honor ScIJcie'Iy 12a IIOffice Educafion 12 Roofer Club 10, ll Sfuden'r Council 11 COEI LAWRENCE-Inframural BaskefbaII IO I 11 Inframural FooIbaIl 10 Rier Club 10 COLE CANDACEI-AFS 12 Annual 11,12 German Clu GAA- 10 GIUS 12 InframuraI TenniI5012 Quill and Scroll 12 Ski Club IOI II, 12 Y-Teens 10, III 1 COLE. CHERYL-AFS 12 Annual 11, 12 IO GAAI IO GUS 12 InframuraI Tennis 12 Qui 11 and Scroll 12 Ski Club 10, III 12 Y-Teens IOI 11, 12 COLBATHI JAM ES-Oufside Job COLEGROVEIMICHAEL-BandIOI11,12 Chess Club 10 NaIionaII IHIonor SocIiefy 12 Technical Theafer 10. CONANTI ELAINE-Choir 10, II SIudenI Council IOI III 12 Trade and IndusIry 12 Y-Tee ns 10.11 CONLINI PATRICIAHAFS 12 Annual IOI III 12 Choir 10 Drama Club 10 Fre nch Club 10, 11 12 GAA 10 InframuraI Bowling III 12 Inframural Tennis 10I III 12 MusicaII IO NafionaI Honor Society 12 Quill and Scroll III 12 Science Aide 12 Scie nce Club 10. II C1u b 12 Speech Club 10 Y-TIeens 11 CONNELL JAMESHAudio Visual 10 CONNOYI MARY-IAF S 11 Choir 10. II TechnicaII Theaferl COOK. GREGORY-Oufside Job COPELAND. LlNDA-Y-Teens 10 CORTNZERI DI 1ANE-Annua1 12 Ban d IO III FIlag Twirler 11.12 6AA 10 GUS 12I Nifional Honor Socier 12 Pep Club 12 Ski Club 12 Y-Teens 10. III COTTERI DIANE-Choir 10 Musica 12 Technical Theafer III12 Y-Teens 10I lI CRAWFORD, GARYCBoy ScouI IOI III 12 CROSBYI JAMES-Trades and IndusIries 12 S CROSS. CATHERINEHCampus Life 12 Office Aide 10 Red Cross 10 Y-Teens IOI III 12 CROWELLICONSTANCEHChoir10, III Diamo ndI III 12 Drama 12 Frenc hCIIuIb III 12 InIramural Tennis 11 Musical 12 CURTISI KARRYbInIramuraI BaskefbaII IOI 11 CURTIS.L1NDA-GAA 10 Intramural 10. 11 Library Club 10, 11 Musical 10, 11 fice Educafion 12 Technical Theafer 10, 11 Welcome Clubl d DAIHEIRI LINDAbSki C1ub III 12 Y-Teens 12 DAISEY, TERRANCEbChoir 10 Football 10 Sfudehf Council 12 Wresting IOI II DAVISI DONALD-Ha11 Guide 12 Key Club 12 Swimming 11. 12 DAVISI JAMES-Oufside Job DAY, CHRISTINA-Office Educafion 12 Y-Teens II DAYON, JEANETTE-Choir 10 GAA 10 Usher's Club 10 DEAN. DONALD-Cross CourIIIry 10 Hall Guide 12 Swimming 10 12 Tennis IOI II DECHAINEI GARY-Choir 10, II. 12 Cross Country 10 InframuraI BaskefbalI 12 Intramural Bowling 12 Trac DE COURSINI BARBARAHAFS 10 11.12 French Cblu II 11 FTA 11 Na Iional Honor Society 11, 12 Newspaper 12 SIudenI Council 12 Y-Teens IOI II, 12 DEGENDORFERI BEVERLY-AFS IOI II. 12 Diamond Club 10. II FTA 12 German Club 11 GAA IQ H. 12 Gym Aide II NaIIonaI Honor Socier 12 SIudenI Council 1 DEHN. MICHAEL-OuIside Job DEJARLAIS, JEFFERY-OuIside Job DEMARAIS. ROBERT-Baseball IQ II. 12 BaskeraII 10 FooIbalI 1Q 11, 12 Hall Guide .11. 12 InIramuraI BaskeralI II. 12 NaIIonaI Honor Socier 12 SIudenI Council 10, II, 12 DEMAY MARK-OuIside Job DEPUTAT MARIE-AAFS 12 Annual 11, I2 DiamonId Club 10 NaI Iional Honor Socier 12 Pep Club 11 12 Quill and Scroll II 12 RoundeIay Club 12 GUS 12 IO IIIICIIIIb 12 Technical TheaIer IO Y-Teens DENNLER, WENDY-AFS II Choir 10, ll. 12 Technical TheaIer 11 Y-Teens II DEVINE, STEVENHOuIside Job DIAL. RONALD-Track 10 DISATONO, STEVEN-Band ll, 12 Choir DOBRIN, MICHAEL-InIramuraI Soccer 11 12 InIramuraI Tennis 10 NaIionaI Honor Socier II 12 Tennis IQ 1112 DOTY, DENNIS-OuIside Job DCIDEILIGIvg'IERTY, PATRICK-Cub ScouI 13, DRESSLER. STEVEN-OuIside Job DUEMKE CHERYL-Band Diamorid CIIZIIb IO 11 UsheIr's CIub IIIZ. 12 Y- Teensl DUCHSCHER BIARTLE-Band IQ II, 12 German Clu DUNDOVIC. BARBARA-AFS II, 12 . Annual 12 Class CabineI IQ II, 12 HaII Guide 12 Roundelay Club 12 Spanish CIIub I2 SIudenI Council 11 Y-Teens '0, DUNN DlANE-Choir 10 II 12 Drama I Home Ec. Club IQ II 12 Musical 1Q 11, 12 Technical ThIeaIer 12 Y-Teens 10. 11.12 DUPAY ELIZABETH-AFS 10 GAA 10 11 Na IioInaI Honor SocieI y 2 DYBVIG. BRUCECFrench Club 12 Golf 11 Hockey 10. II, 12 lnIramuraI Soccer 11, ICZI EIaIIzional Honor Socier 12 Spanish u DZUBAY, PETER-Choir 10 French Club 10, II, 12 InIramuraI BaskeralI 12 In- Iramural FooIbal 10 InIramuraI Soccer 11 Rifle Club 11 RooIer Club 10, 11 Ski ICIIIIIb 12 SIudenI Council 12 WresIIing e EASTMAN. DENNlS-Gymnaincs 10 ECKBERG, CAROLCOuIside Job EDWARDS, NANCY-Diamond CIub 10 A IO Office Aide 11 Office EducaIion 12 EIKENBARY, MARILYN-Choir 11, 12 GAA II Home Ec. Club 11 OIfice Aide II, 12 Y-Teens II, 12 EKSTROM, CHARLES-FooIbalI 10, II, 12 HaII Guide 11. I2 WresIIing IQ II, 12 ELLWOOD, PATRICIA-Audio Visual II, 12 GAA IO Y-Teens 10 ELMORE, CALVINAAInIramuraI Tennis 10 ELSEN. JAMES-Cross CounIry H, 12 InIramuraI BaskeraII II, 12 Swimming 12 Track IQ ll, 12 World Affairs 10 ELSTAD, DEBRA-Technical ThedIer IQ II YrTeens 0 EMERSON, BRIAN-Choir IQ 12 Hockey 10, II EMERTON, JILLAYNE-FTA 10,11, 12 German CIub IQ II NaIionIaI Honor Socier 12 SIudenI Council 10. 2 Y-Teens E N G E LBRECHT. KENNETH-Band 10 lnIramuraI BaskeraII 12 InIramuraI Bowling 12 InIr amural FooIbaII 10 InIramuraI Soccer 11 Rifle Club 10 ENGEN. DAVID-Band 10. II. 11 Musical 11, 12 ENGLUND, ROLAND-BaskefbaII 10I II, FooIbaII H Roofer Club 10 Track 10 EPPERLY BRENDA-Y-Teens IO 11 12 ERICSON SUSAN-Choir IO CoopereIIes 12 GerIInan Club 10 II, 12 NaIionaI 12 Drama Honor Socier II, 12 SIudenI Council 12 Welcome Club 12 Y-Teens IQ II, 12 ERICKSON, DIANNE-AFS 1Q 11, 12 An nual II DecIamaIion 10 Diamond CIub IO NaIiIonal Honor Socier 11 12 Newspape Spa nish Club 11 12 SIudenI Council 11 pWorld Affairs 10 ERICKSON, WALTER-OuIside Job ERLANSON, CHRISTINE-Choir 10, 11 German Club IQ 11 Musical 11 Y-Teens II ESTREM, ROBERT-FooIbaIl IO Gym. nainc cs I EVERROOD, WILLIAM-OuIsIde Job EULL, DEBORAHHDisIribuIive EducaIion 12 f FAGERLIE STEPHENuOuIside Job FAGERSTROM NElL-Chess CIub IQ 12 Musica I 10 II 12 NaIionalI Honor Socier II 12 OrchesIra IQ II FAGRIE, GAIL-German Club 10 Y-Teens IO FARNESS. JOELCBand 10 FooIbaIl 12 WresIling 10, II. 12 F A R S T A D . R O XANNE-DisIribuIive EducaIion 12 FETTERLEY DONNA-Diamond Club 10 1011 InIramural Bowling 10 Technical TheaIer II 12 Y- Teens 10 FETZEK PETER-Ch oir 10. 12 Class CabinIeI II DecIamaIion 11 Drama 10. II 12 German Club 12 H hgusicaI 10.11 12 SIudenI Council 11, FISHER. DAVID-OuIside Job FISHER. JERALD-Choir 10, II. 12 FISHER, LORIE-Choir 10 Gym Aide 12 FISHER THERESA-OuIside Job FITAZIGeERIALD JULIE-Gym Aide 12 Office II SIudenI Council 10 Y-Teens IOIIII II,I II2 FLATGAARD. GLORIA-MChess Club 10 Y-Teens IO FLOREN, SAM-OuIside Job FLOYD, JOAN-Choir 10 Diamond Club 11 Technical Crew 11 Y-Teens 12 FLUSBY. SHARON-Choir IQ Madrigal II. 12 Musical 12 FORAN, JAMES-Baseball 10, 11 Hockey 11 InIramural Soccer 10, II, 2 I, 12 FRANSSELL. DEAN-InIramuraI Bowling II2 InIramuraI TennI ms 10 Musical IQ III OrchesIra IO 11 12 Tennis IQ II FRANKS, TERESECDrama 12 FRASL, LOREN-OuIside Job FREEBERG SHERRY-ArI Club 10 II DebaIe II French Club 10 Library Club 10 Ski lCIuIbI II, 12 Usher's Club 10 Y-Teens 0, FRIEIIERZI CYNTHIA-ArI Club 12 Band 10, nCIubIO II 12 NaIionaI I-IonIor GSocier 12 TechhicaI TheaIer 10 12 Usher's Club 12 FRESONKE STEVEN Rifle Club 11, 12 Swimming 1 FRIEDRICKS. HARVEY-Rifle Club 11 FURSMAN, LINDAHOffice EducaIion 12 g GAGN ER, RENAE-Y-Teens 12 GANZ, LAURI-AFS II, 12 Choir IQ II, 12 Diamond Clu b 10, II, 12 GAA 10. II 12 Gymnaincs 10,11. 12 Hall Guide 12 Madrigals 12 Musi cal 11 12 NaIionaI Honor Socier II 12 Pep Club 11,12 Ski Club 10, 11, I12 SIudenI CounciI I2 Usher's Club 11 Welcome Club 10. II, 12 Y.Teens 10, II, 12 GASTUCH. SUSAN-Choir 10 11 Drama 11, 12 French CIub 10,11 12 Musical 10 Roundelay II SIudenI Council 12 Technical TheaIer 10 Tennis 10 Y-Teens 0 II GAUTSCH, RICHARD-FooIbaII IQ II, 12 Hall Guide 12 WresIIing IQ 11, I GAWTRY, HELEN-GAA 10, II GEHRING, GREGORYbOuIside Job GERRIISH' SHEILA-Choir 12 Office Aide 10 II Red Cross 10 Y-Teens 10 GIERE LESLEE-Campus Life 12 Choir 10 DecIIamaIion 11 12 Drama 12 Office Aide II 12 SIudenI Council 11 Technical ITheaIer 12 GILBERT, JAYNECSki Club 11, 12 SIudenI Council 10 GILMAN, LOUISECAFS 12 ArI Club 10 French Club IQ II, 2 FTA 1Q 11. 12 Library CIub IQ Socier II, 12 GIROD. LINDA-ArI Club 12 GLADER. JOHN-Hockey IQ II GOBEL GARYE-OuIside Job GOINS WILLIAM-Audio Visual 10 II, 2 Choir 10 II 12 eclamaIion 10 InIramural BowIIng IO 11 lnIramural onball 10 lnIramuraI Soccer 11, Tennis 12 Musical 11, 12 RooIer CIub 10 II 12 SIudenI Council 11. 12 Technical TheaIer II, 12 Tennis 10 II, 12 WresIIing 12 GORDHAMER, ROBERT-OuIside Job GOTHE, DAVID-Hockey II, BaskeraIl II 12 GRABKO GARRETT-Chess Club 10 Cross 1, 12 NaIional Honor 3 -o- 2 0 3 c 5 GI InIramural CounIryI II 12 German Club 1112 Hall Gauide 12 IHockey 10 II, 12 Track II I GRAHAM,ROSEMARY-Dram510 1112 LaIin CIub 10 Musical 11 TIIechnicaI TheaIer II 12 Y-Teens 10 III 2 GRANDCHAMP KATHLEENHAFS I 0 German CIubI IQ II 12 Musical 12 NaIionaI Honor Socier II 12 OrchesIra 10 II. 12 GRAVATT. NEIL-Choir IQ II, 12 Drama 10 11,12 GoIf 10 II 12 HaIl Guide 12 lnIrIamuraI BaskeIIbaII 12I Madrigal II 12 Musical 11 Ski Club IQ . 12 GREGOIRE, CHARLES-OuIside Job GRIGGS, DAVID-OuIside Job GROSS. MAUREEN-AFS 11 Band 10 Class CabineI 12 Diamond Club 11. 12 German CIu 0 Lab AssisIanI II. 12 NaIional Honor Socier IZ Pep Club 11, 12 SIudenI Council 10, II, 12 Welcome Club 11 12 Y-Teens 10 I 12 GROTE JAN FooI Iball 10 InIramurai BaskeIIbaIl 10 11,12 Tennis 10 GRUBER STEVEN Baseball IQ II, 12 Swi Imming 1Q II,I GUNDERSON, GARY-Chess Club IQ 11 Ski Club 10 1112 h HACKEL. STEVEN-Baseball IQ II, 12 BaskeraIl IQ II InIramuraI BaskeraIl 12 InIramural FooIbaII 10 HAGBERG. PHILIP-OuIside Job HAGFORS. PATRICIA-Annual 11 Band 10 II, 12 Y-Teens II HAGERTY A2NNE-Annua1 10 Choir 10 Red Cr rsso H'ALVORSON. MICHAELH-ArI DClub 12 Choir 12 DeclamaIion II. 12 Drama IQ II, 12 FooIbaII 10 Ha II Guide 12 InIramural Baskera II 11 Musical 11, 12 Roundelay 11,12 Spanish Club 11 SIudenI Council 12 Technical TheaIer H 12 Tennis 10 Welcome Club 10 II, 12 HANLIN, THOMASCFooIbaII IO 11, 12 HaIl Guide 11 12 Key Club 11 12 SIudenI Council 10 12 WresIIing IOI II. HAZNRATTY. MARGARETESRI Club 10, II, I HANSEN CONNIECAFS 12 French Club 12, 11 Office Aide II YTeens IQ II, I HANSEN PAUL-ChOIr II 12 Gymnaincs 10, 11 Hall Guide 12 Musical 11 12 Track II HANSON, BARBARA-AFS 10, II, 12 Annual 12 Spanish Club 10, II, 12 Y-Teens IQ II 12 HANSON, DORI S-Cho IO, 11. 12 DebaIe II. 12 DeclamaIIion 10 German Club 10, II 12 GAA 10 Hall Guide 12 Madrigal 12 Musical 11 NaIionaI Honor Socier II 12 Newspaper 12 Technical TheaIer I10 Wor 1d Affairs 12 Y-Teens IQ II. 12 HANSON KATHERINE-ChoirI 21Q ll 12 DeclamSIion 10 Hall Gu Idpl 2Madiriga1 I3 Musical 12 Pep Club 11 Y-Teens , II HANSON, PAULI NHOuIside Job HANSON, RITA-QuiII and ScroII 12 Roundelay Club 12 HARGARTEN. SUSAN-OuIside Job HARRISON KATHERENCAnnuaI 12 HART. BARBARA-Cheerleader 1112 Choir 10 II 12 Hall Guide 12 Pep Club 12 ki CIu b 11 SIu denI Council 12 Y.Teens 1Q 11, 12 HAY, ROBERT-Choir IQ II, 12 InIramural BowlIng IQ ll 12 Madrigal II HAYES DEBORAIHW Choir 12 Diam Iond Clu b 11,12 CAAI IQ l I Gym Aide II thI Guide 12 MascoI I 2 hgusical 12 Pep Club 12 Y-Teens 10, 11, I HAZELTON, FREDRICKbCross CounIry 10 II 12 He II Guide 11 12 InIramuraI BaskeraIl 10 11 Track 10 11 HEALOW. SUSAN-OuIside Job HEDDAN. JANETHChoir IQ 11 Club IQ 11,12 HEMPHILL, BRADLEY-OuIside Job HEDOUIST, ALLAN-OuIside Job HEISENFELT, JEANNECChoir IO HEIINDIRIICKSON, HAROLD-Hall 12 Ski Guide HELMIN, SUSAN- DisIribuIive EducaIion 12 SIuaenI ICounciI 10 Technical TheaIer 10 Y- TeensI H ENN I N6, PEGGY-OuIside Job HENRETTYI, KATHLEEN-Choir II. 12 Y-Teen HERBER JUDY-DisIribuIive EducaIion 12 German Cl u 10 IGA IO ewspaper 10 Office Aide II HERDER COLLEEN- Choir 10 11 German Club 10 NaIionaI Honor Socier II 12 Office EducaIion 12 HEREIM. DEBORAHbChoir 10 EducaIion 12 Usher's Club 12 H ERRALD, DARA-DisIribuIive EducaIion 12 Office HEUER, SUSAN-Pep Club 11 Y-Teens 10 HEGGE. RHONDA-Spanish Club 10 Technical TheaIer II, 12 HILLI ELIZABETH-AFS 10 Choir 10. ll DeclamaIion 10 Office Aide 10. 11 SI udenI Concu 11 10 II Trades and IndusIries I2 Y-CTeens 10 II HILL, CONNIE- Band 10,11. 12 Ch air 12 DecIamaIion 10 FIaIg TwirIer II, 12 French Club 10 Musical 10, II. 12 Technical TheaIer I HILL, RAYMOND-DisIribuIive EducaIion I2 HILTNER DAVID-OuIside Job HIRSCH, DAVID Band 10 11 Musical II NIaIIonaI Honor Socier 1,1 12 OrchesIra HIRT JOHN-DisIribuIive EducaIion l2 HIRTH CATHERINE-AFS IO 12 NaIicImal onor Socier 12 TeIthInicaI TheaIer 11 World Affairs IQ H Y-Teens IQ II HJULBERG, BURNETT-Trades and In- dusIry 12 WresIIing IO, 11, 12 HOEFER, LINDACAFS II, 12 Choir Technical TheaIgr II. 12 Y-Teens II HOEL, GERALD-OuIside Job N HOEM LAURA-OuIside Job HCIJOFF JlLL-AFS IO,I ll, 12 Spanish Club Q 11 Y-Teens 10 12 HCIDGENSON, SANDIRA-Pep Club 11. 12 Y-Teens 10, II HOLGRIMSON, CRAIG-Band IQ 11 Hall Guide 11, 12 Key Club 11, 12 SIudenI Council 12 HOLMER' CHERYL-French Club 10. 11 Girls Track II HOLMES, BARBARAI-Choir 10 Diamond IClub II 12 French Club 10 11, 12 FTA HaIII Guide I Pep Club 12 Rifle TIIIIIbZ II SIudenI Council 12 Y-Teens IO HIDLZI.2 ALLYNE-GAA IO, 11. 12 In- IramuraI Bowling 10, II, 12 HOMUTH, BARBARA-French Club 11 Office EducaIion 12 ind ex-205 HOPPONEN VICTORIAAAFS II AA II0 Library CIub ll Musical IO II I2 OrchesIra I0 TechnIcaI TheaIer IOI II I2 YTeens I0 HUETHER, PAUL-Band IO, II I2 Quill ?;d Scroll I0 Technical TheaIer I0 II I2 Drama HLIJTTNER, PATRICIA-AFS II, I2 Annual II, Frenc Club I0, II, I2 GAA IO NaIIonaI Honor SocIer I2 Quill and Scroll I2 HULTGREN, ARTHUR-Band I0 II I2 Baseball I0 II I2 Class CabIneII II, I2 FooIbaII I0, II I2 Hall GuIde II, I2 InIramuraI BaskeraNII II I2 In- Iramural BowlIng I0 NaIIonIal Honor SocIer II I2 SIudenI CouncII I0 I2 HUISBY SHARONz-Choir II, I2 MadrIgaI , I2 Musical HUSTIBDa, mMARY--AFS l0 II ChoIr I0 II. I2 onudCIb IOI Drama II I2 FrencIIIa Club II Hall GuIde I2 NaIIo naI Honor SocIer I2 Pep Club II Technical TheaIer II, I2 HURTADO, FELI-AFS I2 ChoIr I2 GerIman Iu I2 NaIIonaI Honor SOCIer I2 Pep Club I2 Spanish CIub I2 Y-Teens I2 H UTCH I NSON MARGARET-OuIsIde Job HYLAND NANCY-Band I0 II, I2 GAA I0 Y-Teens II I2 HYSER. DOUGLAS-Hall GuI de InIramuraI BaskeraII II I2 Key CIIIJb I2 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer I2 HYSER, GREGORYARooIer CIub I0 Track a INGALLS REBECCA-OuIsIde Job ISENBERG DEBRA- Band I0 II. l2 Class Cabin IO II, I2 DebaIe II French CIub eI0 IHaII C-I-uIdee I2 InIramural BowIIng I0 Musical I0, II I2 NaIIonaI onor 50cher II I2 OrchesIra I2 Pep Club II, ZSIudIenI CouncII I0 II. l2 Y-Teens I0,I I, l2 ISKIERKA ELAINE-ChoIr IO ll German Clu b I0 Newspaper I0 IVERSON, MARY-ChoIr I0. II, I2 Diamond CIub l0, II l2 InIramuraI Bowling I0. II, I2 PeIp CIub II Y-Teens I2 IVERSON MONA-ChoIr I0 ll l2 Diamond CIub II. I2 GermaIn CIuIb l0 HaII Guide I2 Mas coI I2 NaIIonaI I2 Pep Club II I2 onor SocIer Y-Teens II. 2 IVIE2.Y BARBARA-AFS I2 French CIub II GA A I0 InIramuraI BowII In l0 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer l2 SkI Clu l0 II. I2 WorId AffaIrs I0 Y-Teens l0, II. I JACOBSON, BRIAN-InIramuraI BaskeI- ball l2 NIaIIonal Honor SocIer I2 SkI Club I0 I. I2 JACOBSONS, IglAROL-DIamond Club I0, II Y-Teen JACOBSON. JILL-French Club I0. II. I2 SIudenI CouncII I0. I2 JACOBSON. LEE-DIamond CIub I0. II Pep Club IO Y-Teens I0 JACOBSON, LYNN-DIamond Club I0 Red Cross I2 Y-Teens IO JAMES. DELORES-Choir II, Newspaper II JENKS, KARYL-Spanish Club I0 Technical TheaIer I0 Y-Teens I0, II. I2 JEN SEN, GREGORY-Baseball I0 II I2 Baskefball II FooIbaII IO Gm AIde II Hall Guide II, I2 InIramuraI mBaskeraII I2 MusicaI II JESSEN, JULIA-OffIce EducaIIon I2 Y-Teens I0 II JEVNE BARBARA-Band I0 NaIIIonaI Honor SocIeIIy I2 SpanIsIhI CIub I0 II l2 Usher Clu bl JONEW, LAURA-ChoIr I0 JONES, NORAHOuIsIde Job JOHNSON BARBARAAChoIr EducaIIon I2 Y-Teens I0, JOHNSON BRENDA-ChoIIr I0 FHA I0 FTA I0 IGA AA 10 Home Ec. Club I0 InIIraemuraZI BowIIng I2 Red Cross l2 Y ee I0 Office 206-Index JOHNSON. BIRIENDA-Campus Life II I2 Y-Teens IIO JOHNSON, BRUCE-Chess Club II JOHNSON. DEBORAH-Annual I0. II Library CIub I0. II JOHNSON GREGORY-Baseball IO HaII Guidel II. I2 lnIramuraI FooIbaII I0 Key Club II, I2 Swimming 0. II . I2 JOHNSON. JEANETTE-Choir EducaIIonI I2 JOHNSON, LAWRENCE-GymnasIIcs I0 JOHNSON, LAURICE-GAA I0. II, I2 JOHNSON, LEANNE-Pep Club II, I2 JOHNSON. LINDA-Trades and IndusIrIes I2 YITeens I0 II I2 JOHNSON. LINDA-ChoIr I0 II I2 CoopereIIes Il I2 Dra ama I2 IMusIcIaI I2 SIudenI CouncII II Y-Teens H . I2 JOHNSON. LYLE-Trades and IndusIrIes l2 I0 OffIce JOHNSON. MARK-Band EducaIIon I2 Hockey I0 I0 DIsIrIbuIIve JOHNSON, NANCY-ChoIr I0 French Club I0, Il I2 Ski Club I0. II. I2 I I Y-Teens I0, I I, SIudenI CouthI I0, I2 JOHNSON. REBECCAADIsIrIbuIIve Edu- caIIon 12 GAA I0 LIbrary Club I0 JOHNSON RICHARD-Hockey IO JOHNdSeOINI ROBERTABand IO II, I2 HaII GuId JOHNSON SUSAN-ChoIr I0. II I2 German ICIu b I0. II GAA I0 MuIsIcaI I0 II, I2 Technical TheaIer I0 II. I2 Y-Teens IO JOHNSTON IO Music aIII JORGENSON. LEE-OuIsIde Job k KAMIN, LYLE-Trade and IndusIry l2 KARVONEN, MARY-ChoIr I2 GAA I2 Office Aide I2 Pep Club I0l II Red Cross II Y-Teens I2 LEN NAR D-CaIeIerIa Aide II KATVALA, ROBERT-German Club II, l2 Office EducaIIon l2 KEENAN. KATHLEEN-Band I0, II. I2 Musical II, I2 Y-Teens IO. II. I2 KELLY. NANCY-German Club I0, II Ski Club I0 Y-Teens I0, II I2 KELL: SUSAN-German Club I0. II Y- ns II, I2 KELLY THOMASwamnasIIcs I0 KELSO CAROLAGAA I0 II I2 In- IramIIIraI BowlIng IIO NewIspapIer II I2 Usher Club I0 II KERKOW GAIL-French Club I0, II GAA IIO NaIIonaI Honor SocIer I2 Y-Teens KESSLER, PATRICIA-Cheerleader I0. I2 Pep Club II, I2 SIudenI CouncII l2 Welcome Club I2 Y-Teens I0, II. I KILIAN, BEVERLY-GAA I0, II. I2 Library Club II Newspaper l2 Usher CIub II, I2 KINLER. ROBERT-Audio VIsuaI AId IO, II, I2 KIRCHNER, REBECCA-Annual II. I2 ArI Club IO DIsIrIIbuIIve EducaIIon I2 GAA IO TechnIcaI TheaIer IO Y-Teens I0, II KIIROKPATRICK THOMAS-Cross CounIry Hall GuIde I2 InIramIIIIrIaI Socc cer II. II2 Track I0 WresIIIng l0 I2 KLASEUS, KATHLEEN-Band I0, II. l2 Y- Teens IO KLEMENHAGEN, THOMAS-Hall Guide I2 InIramuraI BaskeraII II KLEVEN. LYNNAGAA I0 Y-Teens I0 KLUBERTANZ. CHARLES-OuIsIde Job KNUTSON, RANDALL-SwImmIng I0 KOCUR. PATRICIA-OuIsIde Job KODET. DUANE-OuIsIde Job KOEHLER, GARY-OuIsIde Job KOHLBECK. TIIMOTHY-ArI Clu b I0. II Adqu VIsua I0 ChoIr I0 InIraqural Bowling I0, alII Ski Club l2 KOIVU, RONALD.-Drama I0, II CouncII I0. II SIudenI KONDZI OLKA, DIANA-OffIce EducaIIon I2 KOSKELA, PATRICIA-Office Aide I0 KOTZ, DENNIS-HOuIsIde Job KRANZ. ELAINEADIamond CIub II KROSCH. BONNlE-Campus Life l2 ChoIr I9 FTA II German CIub I0, II. I2 Of- I fice AId 0 Red Cross l0 Y-Teens IO. II. I2 KRUEGER, MARK-GymnasIIcs l0, II In- IBamural FooIbaIl I0. II RooIer Club I KRUEGER, RICHARD-ChoIr l0 I2 I-IJaII GuIde I2 MadrIgaI II, l2I NIIuIsIcaI I KRUSE GAYLE-Campus Life II . I2 DecIaImaIIon I0 GAA I0, II I2 Girls GymnasIIcs I0 II I2 NIaI IIohaI Honor ISIocI er I2 Newspaper I2 Girls Track IO KUGLIN, SANDRAHOuIsIde Job KURRELL, CHARLEkFooIbaII I0. I2 KUZMICH, ANDREW-OuIsIde Job KYROLA, RANDEE-Trade and IndusIry I2 LABRIOLA, KATHERINE-Spanish CIub IO Y-Teens I0 LADEN. WILLIAMATrack II LAFAVOR. MARKAWresIIIng I0 LALI BERTE, MARY-AFS I I I2 Che eer- Ieader II. I2 ChoIr I0 CIIass CabIneI I0 II German Club I0, II, I2 6AA I0, II Hall GuIde I2 NaIIonal Honor ISocIer II, I2 Pep CIub I2 Ski Club I2 IudenI CouncII I0 II, WIeIcome Club I2 Y-Teens II I2 LAMPHERE, DAVID-HaII GuIde II InIramuraI FooIbaII I0 Trade and IndusIrIes I2 Track I0 WresIIIng l0. II LANGERUD JANICE-GAA I0 II LAINGSDALE. JAMESADIsIrIbuIIve Educa- I2 Drama I0 GIymnasIIcs l0 II, I2 Hall Guide I2 RooIer Club IOI SwImmIng I0 LANGUM KATHLEEN-Choir I0 Class CabIneI II I2 DecIamaIIIoIn l0 II HaII 'GuIde I2 IMusIcaI I0 I2 SIudenI TIJOIIIIICIIIZII I2 WeIcomIe CIIIIJb l2 Y- Teens . I. LAIgNERS, PATRICIA-OIIIce EducaIIon LANSBERRY, BARBARA-Y-Teens I0, I2 LARSEN KAREN-ChoIr I0 GAA NaIIonIaI Honor SocIer I2 SkI CIub I2 Technical TheaIer II I2 Y- Teens IO LARSON FAYE Band I0 ll, I2 MusIcaI I2 Pep CIub II Y-sTeen I0. II LARSON. GEORGEABand IO, II, I2 World Affairs I0 LARSON HARRY-Tennis I0 LARSON PEGGI- Band I0, II I2 b I0 6AA l0 InIraImuraI NepIunes DaughIers I2 Newspaper I0 II I2 Pep Club I2 Ski Club I2 SIudIenI CIZouncII I0 II, I2 Tennis I0 Y-Teens II LARSON, RONALD-OuIsIde Job LASHER LINDACFrench CIub IO Office EducaIIon I2 LASWELL, PATRICIACFrench Club I0 LATTERELL. NANCY-SkI Club I0 LEAMONS SARAH- GAA l0 II I2 InIramuraI Bowling I0 II I2 lnIramuraI TennIs l0 II LECUYER, WlLLIAM-BasebaII l0. II. I2 FooIbaII I0I III I2 Hockey l0. II I2 LEE BARBARA-Annual I0 ChoIr I0 II German CIub II Neiwspaper II I2 I0 OuIII and ScroIII II2 SkI CI ub I2 LEE, ROGER-SpanIsh CIub I0, II, I2 LEEI, gICTORIA-lnIramuraI Bowling l0, I . I LEIBIIRE. GEORGE-HaII Guide I2 Hockey I II, I2 LENARZ JpMEkCross CounIry II, I7 Track II LETELLIER, DARLENE-ChoIr I0 Y-Teens 2 LEWIS, DAVID-OuIsIde Job rench Club I0 LEWIS LENNARD-Band I0 II. I2 Ge erman Club I0, II I2 MusIIcaI III l2 Roofer CIub I0, II , I2 Technical TheIaIer I0 II I2 LEY. LINDA-InIramuraI Isowling I2 Newspaper I LIBERATOR, ROSEMARY-Band I0. II, l2 Flag TwIIrer II Gym Aide III Girls GymnasIIcs II Y-Teens I2 EECH, MICHAEL-Band I0, II. l2 Musical-II, I2 OrchesIra II L I E M A N D T PATRI CIA-DIsIrIIbuIIve EducaIIon I2 Fre nch CIu b I0. I2 IIIIIEIIIIonaI2 Honor SocIer ll, I2I YI-TIeens , I,I LINDC-I-REN,2 JANET-CoopereIIes Y- Teen LINDSTROM, TERRY-MusIcaI I2 NaI IIonaI I-IIonor SocIer I2 SkI oCIIIIbI II. I2 TechnIcaI TheaIer I0 II l2 LIVINGSTON MICHAEL-InIramural II WresIlInchl I0 LOKEN. ARDELL-FTA l2 Y-Teens II LONGIE, JOEL-ChoIr l0. II. l2 FooIbaII I0 InIramuraI BaskeraIl I2 lnIramuraI Soccer I2 LOUDEN, PATRICIA-OuIsIde Job LULY KENNETHAChoIr I0. II I2 HaII Gu Ide I2 MusIcaI I2 WresIIIng I0. II, 2 III I2 0. LUNDBERG, RICHARDADecIamaIIon II FooIbaII I0 GymnasIIcs I0 HaII GuIde II InIramural BaskeraII II InIramuraI Soccer II NaIIonaI Honor SocIer I2 Track ID LUNDEN MICHAELAChoIr I0 I2 I-Iall Guide I2 Madrigal I2 MIusIcIaI II LLNDQUIST, THOMAS-Band l0 IBaskeraII I0 Class CabIneI I0. II :ooIbaII I0, II Hall Guide II. l2 I ' 'IL II Key Club I0. I. I2 SIudenI CouncII IO, II. I2 Tennis 0 LUSSENHOP. DANIEL-Band l0 ll. I2 NaIIonaI Honcr SocIer II I2 ITechInIcal TheaIer I0, II, I2 MASS, RONALD-OuIsIde Job MACH LINDA-Aqua Robins II I2 ArI u I0 Home EC. Clu b I0 Ski Club I2Y-Teens I2 MACK, TIMOTHY-SkI CIub I2 MacDONALD, DANIEL-Hall GuIde I2 InIragnuraI Soccer II, I2 WresIIIng l0; II I MacWHIRTER. CAROL-Class CabIneI II CoopeIeIIes II I2 eclamaIIon I0 NaIIonaI Honor SocIeI I2 SIudenI Announcer II Technical ITheaIer I0,l 2II. I2 Welcome Club I2 Y-Teens I0 II MacKENTHUMI,I D A R R E L L-InIramuraI Bowling I0 MADISON. NEIL-OuIsIde Job MADISON. THOMAS-Chess CIub I2 MAINE DEANNEAAFS I2 Band l0, II. I2 DIIamond CIub II SIudenI CouncIII I2 YTeens I0 II MIIANDERS THIOMAS-GymnasIIcs I0 II. Ha II Guide I2 Home Ec. Club l2 III'IIIrIIazmuraI Soccer IO II l2 Track I0, MANITHEU. HARRY-OuIsIde Job MANNIE,l IMICHELLE-Ski Club II, I2 Y-Tee esn MARESH. MARY Ba sebaII I0. II, I2 BaskerIaII I0, II, l2 GAA I0 II I2 Gym Aide I2 SkI CIub I2 Technical TheaIEer l0 Tennis I0. II, I2 Track ID MARKS. GERIAAFS I0 ChoIr l0, l2 French Club I0 Y-Teens I0 II 2 MARTH. KATHLEEN-Annual II CafeIerIa Aid e I2 Office Aide I0 MARTIN DAVID-Campus Life I2 MusIcaI II, I2 IOrchesIra IO II, I2 IIlooIer Club I0 II I2 Technical TheaIerl MASON GAIL-OffIce EducaIIIon I2 MASTERS THOMAS-Baskefball I0 lll I2 Class CabIneI II. I2 Cross CounIryI II HaII Guide II, I2 SIudenI CouncII II I2 Track I0 II l2 MATUZEK MlCHAEL-Hall Guide II I2 Hom me EIc. Club I2 Key Club l0 II I2 NaIIonaI Honor Socier 12 Sexy Mermaid 11, 12 Swimming IQ II, 12 McALPIN, PATRICK-nOuIsIde Job McCI-IENSNEY, CHARLENE-OuIsIde Job McCLURE, ROBERTaBaskeraII 12 Gym NaIIonal Honor SocIer II. 12 McDILL KAREN-AFS 12 Campus II2IIe II 12 ChIeerIeade-zrE 10 ChoIr 10. II ZGAA I 12 Ho Ec.C1ub 12 Pep Club 10 SIudenI Council 10 12 Y-Teens II 2 McMILLAN. MARYhGAA 12 MEESE BRUCE-HaII Guide 11 InIrIamuraI Tennis 10.11 12 Key CIuIb 0.12 NaIIonal Honor SocIer 12 IIIIZ ICIIub 10 II SwImmIng 10 TennIs 10 MEI DAL, J EFFREY-OuIsIde Job MENSCH. JOYCEaAnnual 12 DIamond Club 11, 12 German Club 11 6AA 10 Gym AIde II NaIIonaI Honor SocIer 12 Pep Club 12 Technical TheaIer 12 Y-Teens 11 M E R C H A N T THOMAS-Baseball II InIramural BasIIeraII I0, 11 NaIIonal Honor SocIer II MERRILL DONN FooIbaIl Io II I2 Hall GuI de III, 12 NaI Ional HonoIr SocIer 12 WresIIIng 10 II 12 M ERTEN. JOAN-Y-Teens MEYER, RENIE-AFS II 12 Drama 12 French Club 10, II 12 IPep Club 10 11 Ski Club 11 12 Spanish Club 12 SIudenI Council MEYERHOFFI LAWRENCE-AcIress II. 12 ?zaskerall IO, 11 lnIramuraI BaskeraIl MILLER, MARK-HaII GuIde 12 TennIs IO WresIIInq 10 II 12 MII,NER JAMEIS-Band 10 II DebaIe IQ I onal HorIor ISocIer 12 Newspaper 12l oWorld AIIaIrs MINICK. RENEE-ChoIr IO MOZE VICKIE-ArI Club 12 Drama 10 11, Spa nIsh CIu b 11 12 SI IuIdenI Aznnouncer 12 Y-Teens IOI MOENI FRANCINE-Y-Teens 10, 12 MOEN, WAYNE-Choir 10, II. 12 MOLDESTAD. MARK-WresIIIng 10 MONKKONEN PETER-ChoIr 10 II 12 MadrigaI 12 Musical 11 NaIIonaI HIonor SocIer II, 12 MONNETT SHARON-AFS 12 Band 10 DecIamaIIIon 10 Die mond Club 10 German Club 10 GAA IO 11, 12 GUS 12 GymI 2Aide II 12 NaIIIonaI Honor SIIacIer 2Newspaper 12 SkI Club IQ 12 World Affairsl MONROE, THERESA-Choir II DIamond Club 10 II 12 InIraIrInuraI Bowling IQ II LIbraryI Clu b 12 NepIunes DaughIers 12 Pep CIuIbI III 12 Red Cross 10 II 12 TechnIcaI TheaIIer IO, 11, 12 ngelcome Club 10 I Y-Teens 10, II, I MONSON, JILL-ArI Club 12 French Club :2 ?;UdenI Council 10, II Y-Teens IQ MONSON, WAYNEaOuIsIde Job MOORE KATHRYNa-Bowling 10 MORK ROSEMIARYaBand 10 1112 CheeIrIeader , 12 DIarInond Club 11 Hall GuIde 12I IPep Club MORVE. KEVlN-ArI Club 10 Spanish Club 11 MORVISON DOUGLIAS-Chess Club 12 MusIcaI II II NaIIo nal Honor SocIer 12 IOrchIesIrIa 10 II, 12 RooIer Clu 1b 12 MOSELLE MARK-InIramuraIII BaskeraII 10 lnIraImuraI Bowlin ng I nIramuraI Soccer 10 Musical 11 $in ICIZIub 10 II, MOSES TERRENCE-Choir 12 InIramural BaskeIIbaII 10 II lnIramuraI FooIball IO 11 LIbrary Club 10 Track 10 III WresIIIng IQ I MOULTON. CAROLa-Y-Teens 10 MOURNING, JAMES-InIramural BaskeraII 12 lnIramural Soccer I lnIramural TennIs 12 MURRAY, JAMEkBasebaIII IO BaskeraII I 11 Chess Club 10,12 InIramuraI BaIskeraII 12 NepIuneIs IDIaughIers 10 MUTTERER MARY-AFS 10,11 Annual 11 baIe II DIsIrIbuIIve EducaIIon 12 Office Aide 11 Ski Club 11 Technical TheaIer IO Y-Teens IQ II MYKLEBUST SANDRAaBand IO, 11 NaIIo one 61 Honor SocIeI Iy I I I Roundelay 12 SIudenI CounciII IO Y-Teens 12 NAUGLE. LINDA-Campus Life 11. 12 NOeVIIspaper 11 Spanish Club 10 YITeens I NEESE NANCY-Aqua RobIIIIns 12 Lab AssIsIanI 10 II 12 Y-sTeen N E L S O N CHERYL- DIsIrIbuIIve Ed- ucaIIon 12I C-I-AA2 IQ 11 Library Club 10 Y-Teens 10 II, NELSON, DONNA-Band 10,11. 12 Cam- pus LIIfe II, 12 ChoIr I2 Drama 12 lnIramural Soccer 12 MusicaI 12 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer 12 Science Club 11 Tennis 11 Track 10 World Affairs 12 NELSON, GREGORY-Choir 20 CIa ass CabIneI II FooIbaII 10 Hall Guide 12 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer 12 Newspaper II, 12 Track 10 NII:12.SON, GREGORY-GymnasIIcs 10, II, NELSON PATRICIA-Cshoir IO DIsIrIbuIIve EducaIIon 12 Y-enTe 10 NELSON. PAUL-HaII Guide 12 In- Iramural FooIbaIl IOI INepIunes Daugh- Iers 12 Swimming 1012 NELSON. SUSAN-Choir 10 French Club 10 SIudenI CouncIl IQ II Y-Teens 10 NELSON, THOMAS-Band 10 Cheerleader 11 Chess Club 12 Hall Guide 12 Home Ec. Clu b 12 InIramural Soccer 11 WresIIIng 10,11 NETKA. JEANNE-DIsIrIbuIIve EducaIIon 12 French Club 10, 11 Ski CIub II, 12 Y-Teens IQ II NICKLASON. GARY-FooIball IQ Il NEUMANN WENDY-OuIsIde Job NICKA STANLEY-FooIbaIl 10 Gym Aide II Nestpaper II 12 SIudenI Council 11 N ICKOLAUSON, GARY-WresIIIng 10 NICHOLS JOHN-AFS II 12 Chess Club 10, 11 I2 DebaIe IO FTA 12 lnIramuraI SoccerI 12 Musical 11 NaIIonaI Honor Socier II 12 OrchesIra IO, 11 Roofer Club 12 NICKOLOWSON. GARY-WresIIIng IO NIEDERHAUS, SANDRA-Choir IQ II. 12 Class CabIneI 11 Library Club 10. II, 12 NaIIonaI Honor Socier II. Roundezlay 11 Spanish CIub 10 Usher 12 u NIELSEN LOlS-ArI Club 11 Band 10 II, I DecIamaIIon 10 Diam ond Club 11 Drama 10 French CIub IOIIII GUS 12 Home Ec Club 12 Musical 11 12 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer ll 12 NewIspaper 10 II, OrchesIra II, IZI Pep Club 12 SCIIencc-I: Club 11 Ski Club 12 SIudenI Council 12 Y-Teens NILSEN ROBERTaBand 10,11 12 Hall GuId 12 InIramuraI SocceIr 10 In- IBamuraI2 TennIs 10 Tennis 10 WresIIIng I , II, I NIMS, JAMES-GymnasIIcs II NORDBERG, DOUGLAS-FooIbaIl IQ 12 NORDIN, LOIS-GAA 10, II NORGON, RICHARD-InIramuraI Bowling 11 Office EducaIIon 12 NORGREN JAMES-GymnasIIcs II 12 Hall Guide 12 Trades and IndusIry II2 NOWACHEK, ALLANa-Baseball 10, II BaskeraIl 1Q 11, 12 ChoIr 10 Hall Gu Ide 12 InIramural FooI 611 10 InIramuraI TennIs IQ ll NaIIonaI Honor SocIer 12 NYLAND, COLLEENaAFS II French Club IQ 11 Ski Club 12 Y-Teens IQ 11 O O'BANNON, LAWRENCE-OuIsIde Job OEMCKE, KENNETH-HaII Guide 12 NHS 12 SwImmIng 10, II OHMAN DAVID-Annual II 12 Baseball IQ II 12 ChoIr 10 FooIbaII II 12 Gym AId III Ha II C-I-uIdeI2 12 Hockey 10, II, 12 Quill and ScroIII OLDRE, DALLAS-FooIbaIl IQ II. GuIde II, 12 WresIIIng 10, II. 12 12 Hall OLIVER JAMES GREGORY-Baseball II. 12 C-ISymnas IIcs 11 a1 uIde 12 InIramural BaskeraII 12 OLSON GARY-InIramural FooIball 10 OrcheIsIra IQ II IZI TennIs 10 WresIIIng 12 Campus LIIIe II OLSON, JAYaChoIr 10 Hockey 10, II OLSON MARY-OuIsIde Job OLSON, MURIEL A.-AFS 12I FTA 12 6AA 10 , 11 Library Club 10 II OLSON ROXANNE J.-ChoIr 10 1112 Sk I CIu b 10 11,12 SIudenI CouncIII II. 12 Y-Teens IQ II, 12 OLSOI; STEVE-Cross CounIry 12 Track II, I OLSON, TERRI-Y-Teens 10. II, 12 OSWALD, CHRISTINE-AFS I I , 12 InIramuraI BowIIng 10, II, 12 Ski CIub 12 Usher Club 12 O'REILLY' MICHAEL K.-OuIside Job ORNAT, STEVEN-Track IO OTTERBLAD, SHARI LYNN-Band I0 P PARTYKA, GERALD-OuIsIde Job PATTERSON. T H O M A S RICHARD- GymnasIIcs IQ II, 12 RooIer Club 10 P A T T E R S O N , TIMOTHYa-InIramuraI BaskeraII 12 PAULSON GREGORY GymnasIIcs 10 H PAWLIZK, JANET LaChoIr 10 Y-Teens 10. II, I A.-Band I 0 PAYNTER. MARK S.--Band 10. II. 12 BaskeralI 10 InIramuraI BaskeraII 11 Musical 11. 12 NHS 12 OrchesIra II, 12 SIage Band IQ II PENCE FRANCES MARY-Choir 10 Gym Aide 12 Y-Teens 12 PENGRA, DIANE-OuIsIde Job PETERSON CAROL-Choir l0 Co- opereIIesI II GAA 10 PETERSON, DONALD-Red Cross 10, II. 12 PETIERSON GARY ALLAN- BaskeraIl 10 ChoIrI IQ II, 12 Class Cabine'r II IIDIrama II 12 FooIbaIl 10 Hall Guide 11 12 Key Club 11 12 MadrigaI II 12 Musical II 12 TrackI 10 II, 12 PETERSON JO ANN-aAFS 12 ChoIr IQ II 12 GAA 12 Musical 12 PETERSON. KATHY-Choir 10 Gym Aide 12 Y-Teens IO PETERSON, LEON-OuIsIde iob PETERSON, PATRICIA ANNSOIfIce Ed- ucaIIon12 Usher CIub IQ II PETERS?N SHARYLE-Choir 10 II 12 GA 11 SH CIub 10 Y-Teens II 12 PETERSON, VALERIE-Pep Club III 12 Welcome Club 10 Y-Teens IQ II, 12 PETRY, GARY-Trades and IndusIrIes 12 PILON, JOHN-FooIbaIl 12 Baskefball 12 PIPP, JOYCE-Welcome Club 10 POHL. MARK-Hockey 10 POULIT, VERN-InIramuraI BaskeraII 10, ll, 12 InIramuraI POUROZNIK, MICHAEL-GymnasIIcs 10, II, 12 PRALL STEVENaTrack 10 Trade and IndusIr ry 12 PROKOP BILLaDecIamaIIon 10 FooIball IO GymnasIIcs 10 II 12 InIramural Soccer 11 Musical 11 NHS 12 Sk I CIu b 10 World Affair 12 PUICI5H JOHN-IsnIramuraI BaskeraIl 10, 1I2Track10 II 12 PUPIEZA, MARK-German Clu b 10 NaIIorIaI Honor SocIer 12 Ski Club 12 SIudenI CouncII 12 TechnIcaI TheaIer 10 11, 12 RADEMACHER, BARBARA - NHS I2 - eens 10 RADZAK. LUES-FooIbalI II. 12 Gymnas- IIcs 10, II HaI Guide 12 READER DOUGLAS WILLIAMaBand 10. 11,12 InIramuraI BaskeraII II, 12 MusicaI II 12 OrchesIra II 12 152k I Club 10 TennIs III SIage Band 10 II REED, CHERYL-AFS 10 Band IQ II. 12 DecIIHamaIIon l0 Diamond Cu IQ II. 12 all GuIde 12 Musical 10, II. 12 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer II 12 OrchesIra IQ II12 Red Cross 10 SIIudenI CouncII 12 Y-TIeens 10 1112 REED! KATHERINE-Band IQ II, 12 NHS 12 OrchesIra 10 Spanish CIub II SIudenI CouncII IQ II REGENAUER, COLLEEN ANNE-Band 10, II GAA 10 II NHS 12 Y-Teens 10 II REHSCIZIHUH NANCIY2 ANN AFS 12 Band 10 . 12 Y- Teens REHWALDT. S T E V E N Bowling II REIBER, ROBERT-Baseball 10 Golf II, 12 NHS 12 REICHERT MARION-Y-Teens 10 II P.-lnIramuraI IO Baskerall REIMER, C H A R L E S RICHARD-Chess CIu b I0 Track II REIMER, JANE-ChoIr IQ 11 Office EducaIIon 12 Y-Teens II REINKE. JANIS ANN-OuIsIde Job REINKING, GREGORYaFooIbaII 12 REVOID, GARY-Baseball 10, 11 Hall Guide 12 InIramural BaskeraIl II RICE KENNETH R-aBasebaIl 10, II, 12 CI ass CabineI 10 12 Bo y's SIaIe RepresenIaIIve II, IFooIball IO, 11, I GymnasIIcs IQ II 12 RIN 6,. VIRGI NI A-ChoIr 10 II I Mus cal 11 12 TethnIcaI TheaIer lb 11, 12 YI-Teens I10 11. ROBECK. DANNY-OuIsIde Job ROBERTS, CALVIN WILLIAM-FooIball 10 RODDY. JOHN-OuIsIde Job RODGERS, LYN NE-Newspaper 12 ROGERS, CHERYL RENEE-Declama'rion 10 French Club 10 Y-Teens 12 ROGMAN, RENEE-Choir 10 II, 12 NHS 12 Ski CIub II 12 ROSANDER SHERYLa-DebaIe 0. I, 12 Germ man Clu b 10 II NHS 11 12 1 Newspaper 12 WorId Affairs 12 Y-Teens 10 II ROTHER, NANCYaAnnuaI 10, Il ChoIr IG CoopereIIes H, 12 Spanish Club 11 RUDIE, KATHRYN-ChoIr 10,a IIIOI 12 DeclamaIIon IQ II 12 Dra II 12 Drama Club 11 12 French5 CIIuIb 10 Hall Guide 12 MuIsIcal II NHS 11 12 Newspaper 12 TechnIcal TheaIer 1Q 11. 12 World Affairs 12 RUIKKIP, THOMAS-InIramuraI BaskeraII RUNQUIST, KAREN-ChoIr 10 GAA IQ 11 Office EducaIIon 12 R Y A N , CHARLESaBasebaII 10 II BaskeraII 10 InIramural BaskeraIII IQ II RYAN, ROBERT-OuIsIde Job SAKISA BRIAN Band IQ 11 Hall Guide 12 Hockey 10 II 12 InIramuraI Soccer 12 IgIramuraI TennIs 10, 11 Tennis IQ II SAMS, JONEInIramuraI BaskeraII 10 Ski CIub IO, 12 SACNDBERG JUDY-AFS IQ II DIamond Ibu ll, 12 F ench CIubI II, 12 GAA IQ 11 Ha I Guide 12 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer 12 Pep Club 11 12 SkI Club 10 II 12 Sp anish Club Welcome Club 10 11'12 Y-Teens 10 II, 12 SARRIS VICTORIACArt CIub 10 Band 10 Baseball 10 11 Drama 10 II GAA 10 II GymnasIIcs 10 Pep CIub 10 11 12 Spanish Club IO, 11 Swimming 10 Y'Teens IQ II, 12 SATHER AaNDREA-AFS 12 Choir 10 II. 12 Ger Clu b NaI IonaI HIonor SocIerII 12 nSIudenI CouncII 12 Technical TheaIer 10 Y-Teens 10, 12 SCAIA. PAMELA-AFS II. 12 Annual 10, II, 12 Aqua Robins 10, II DebaIe II DecIamaIIon 12 Diamond Club 11, 12 Hall Guide 12 Musical IQ II, a- IIonaI Honor SocIer II, 12 OrchesIra Index-207 10' II 12 Pep Club 12 Quill andS Scroll II. 12 SpanIsh Club 10, 12 Sundef Council 10 11,12 Technical TheaIer 10 Usher' 5 Club 11 WeIcolme ICIub l2 WorId AffaIrs 12 Y- Teens 10, SCHAPER, DONALD-Oufside Job SCHAUL MICHAEI-AFS 10! 11 Art Club 11 Audio Visual 10 11 Choir 10,11 12 DIsIrIbu'IIve EducaIIo on 12 Dr rama II Inframural Baskefball IO 11 lnframural Tennis 10 Roofer Club 10 II, 12 Sfudenf CounCII 12 Tennis 10 II SCIHESIDECKERI, 2JEANNIE-Pep Club 10. SkICIub SCHIFERLI IBIONNIE-Choir 10, II 12 YTeens IO 12 SCHEFFLER, LINDA-French Club 10 Office EducaIIon 12 Ski Clu b 10 SCHILLING lMAUREEN -Aqua Robins IO, 11 Ban d 1112 Ha II Guide 12 Musical 10,' 0II Naronal Honor SocIer 11 I2 NepI'une's Daughfers 12 Orchesfra 10 II Sfudenf Council 11, SCHISSEL PATRICIA-Declamafion 12 Drama 10 II 12 Sfudenf ColunciI 10. II 12 Technical Theafer 10 II SCHLECHTER, BETTY-DIamond Club 10 OffIce Educaron 12 SCHMID, CAROLYN-Bandlo, II. 12 SCHMIDT LEANN-German Club 11.12 6AA IO NaIIonal Honor SocIefy 12 Ski Club 12 Y-Teens II 12 SCHMIDT MlCHAEL-Disfribufive Educa- Iion 12 SwImmIng 10 II SCHMIDT, STEVENCHockey 10 SCHMOYERI DAVID-Gymnasfics 12 SCHNELL, JOHN-Baskefball 10 Chess Cl ub I Inframural BaskefbaII 12 Intramural Soccer 12 NafionaI Hono or SocIer 12 SCHOLD, KARIN-Annual 10. ll Arf ClulIIJ II Declamahon IO Pep Club 10, Y-Teens IO, 11, 12 SCHULTZ. GWENDALYN-Oufside Job SCHOPPER RICHARDATrack 10 ll. 12 SCHULTZ KENNETH Baseball 10 11 Hall Gui de 11 12 Inframural Bawskefbalzl 12 SCHUMANN, CHERYL-AFS II, 12 Diamond Club 10 Pep Club 11, 12 SCHUSTER MARKA-Band 10,11 12 SEAGARD JOHN-Chess Club 10 Debate 10 . ll 12 Hall Guide 12 Nafional Honor SocIefy 11 Newspaper 12 Sfud enf Council 12 World Affairs 12 SELLMAN. KATHLEEN-Diamond Club 10 SHIVERS, NANCY-OuIsIde Job SICORA, DEAN-Rifle Club 10 II. 12 SICOORIA JANIECE-AFS 10 Aqua Robins Ba nd 10. 11,12 Diamond Club 10,11,12 French Club 10 InframuraI Bowling 10 II 12 Pep Club 12 Ski Club 10 II 12 Y-Teens 10 SIEGFDRIEID. JI'LL-Cheerleader 10 II II Cho 0, 12 Class lCabinef IO 12 DIaomrlond ICIub 10, 12 GIrIs' Gymnasfics 10, II 12 Hall Guide 12 Musical 11 12 NaIIonal Honor SocIe'ry II 12 Pep Club 11, 12 Sfudenf Council 10, 11, 12 Y-Teens 10I 11. SKARE, DIANE-AFS 10, 11, Club 10, II, 12 French Club 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 11. 12 Welcome Club 11. 12 Y-Teens 10, II. 12 SKEIE, SUSAN-GAA 10, II SkI Club 12 Y-Teens H 12 Diamond SKOGLUND, NANCYA-Choir 10, I I German Club 10 Usher Club 12 Y-Teens II SKOOG BONNI E-AAnnuaI 12 Choir 10. 11,12 GAA 10 Na? Iional Honor Sociefy 12 Technical Theafer IO 12 Y-Teens 10. 1112 SMEGAL. KATHLEEN-Choir 10 Welcome Club 10 II Y-Teens 10 II SMITH DEBBIEABand 10 II, 12 Class CabIhef 10 Diamond CIub II GAA 10 Pep CIu b 11, 12 Sfudenf Council 11 Y.Teens 10, ll SMITH MERRY-Cheerleader II Pep Club 12 Student CouncII 10 Welcome Clu b 10 Y-Teens 10 SMITH SHERYL-AFS II Choir 10, II DIsIrIbuIive Edugafion 12 Drama 10 Welcome CIu 208-Index SMITHI, STEVEN-In'rramurarlI 2BaskeraII 1012 lnframural Socce SMITH, TIMOTHY-Choir 10. II, 12 Foofball 10 SNODGRASS KAREN- Drama 11 GAA 10 II 12 Gym Aide II 12 oem EC. Clu b 10 OIfIce:n AIdeI 212 Pep Club 10 SkI Club 11 12 Y-sTeen SODERSTROM ROXANNE-AFS II ChoIr 10 French CIub II. 12 German Clubl 11,12 Na Iional Honor Socliefy 12 Officoe Aide 10 Technical Theater SORENSON VIVIANN- ChoIr 10 II 12 a 12 Madrigal II Declamaf IIon IO Dram 12 Musical 12 Spanish Club 10,11 12 Y-Teens 10, 11 SPIZALE, JUDITH-OuIsIde Job SPRANGERS, JOAN-Band 10. II, 12 FTA 10. II, 12 Nafional Honor Society 12 IPep Club 10, ll, 12' Usher Club 10. 1, 12 STAGER, DANIEL-GymnasIIcs 10 Ski Club 12 STICHTER LEWIS-Infr amural Bowling 12 Inframural Foofball 10 Ski C1 ub 12 STEER. LINDA-GAA 10 Office Educafion 12 Pep Club 10 STEIDLER CRIS-Cheerleader DZIamond Club 10 GAA IO Pep Cllub 1H,! STEIN, DEBBIE-Choir 10, III 12 STEINER, LINDA-Trades and IndusfrIes 12 STENBERG, SUSAN-Choir IO DecIa- mafion 10 French Club 10 II GAA 10 IHall Guide 12 Pep Club 11.12 Ski Club 11,12 Technical Theafer 10,11, 12 Welcome Club 12 Y- Teens 10 11.12 STIEUART DEBRAAAFS 1011. 12 Band 10. ll 12 Declamafion IO Fre ecu ch Club 10, II 12 Nafional Honor SocIer II 12 Pe ep Club 11 12 Technical Theafer 10 Y-Teens 10 1112 STOECKMANN, LINDA-German Club 12 OffIce Aide II 12 Y-Teens 10. ll, 12 STRAND DERIK--ChoiI-I 10', ll, 12 Debate 10 11 am: 10 26erman Club IO HaII DGuIde 11, I12 IMadrigal 10.11, 12 NaronaI Hono SOCI II Sfudenf Council ll 12 Worlld Affairs 11 STREETER. BRIAN Ban Baseba11210 II 12 lnframurlal Baskefballzl I STROUKKIRCH JEAN- -Pep Club 11 SH b12 Y- Teens 10 II STyErLANDl.0 SHELLY-German Club 10 11 e 0. STUHR CHERYL-Annual II Choir'IO Declamafion IO I ewspaper IO, 11 12 Quill and Scroll 12 Y-Teens 10. I SULARZ, PATR1CIA-OuIsIde Job SULLIVAN MARY-Choir 12 Dra ma II reenlch CIub ll l2 Ski Club 10 aY-Teens SWELANDER NANCY-Band 10. III 12 GAA IO SkI Club 12 Y-Teens 11.12 SWENSON, PAUL-Oustde Job SWONGER. STEVEN-Band 10 11 Class Cabinef 10 Cross Counfry 10 1112 Hall Guide 12 Pep CIub 11.12 SkI Club NaronaI Honor SocIer II 12 Sfudenf Council 10 Track 10. II, 12 SWOREI CELESTE-AFS 10, II Choir 10 Technical Theater 11 Y-Teens 10. II t TABAKA, ROBERT-Ou+side Job TACHENY, ROBERT-Oufside Job TAKATA, BRUCE-Football 0. 11 Hall Guide 12 Intramural Soccer 12 Nafional Honor SocIer 12 Wresfling 10, II, 12 TAKEMOTO. SUSAN-Band 10, 11 Trade and Indusfry TARGESON, CRISANN--Arf Club 10, II. . 12 SIudenf Council 10 Y- Teens 12 TAYLOR SCOTT-Debafe 12 FTA II Hall Guide 12 Inframural Tennis 10 Nafional Honor Sociefy 11,12 Newspaper II 12 Roundelay Club 12 Spanish Club 10l III 12 Sfudenf Council 12 Wresfling IO THARP, CATHY-GAA 10 THERIAULT, CYNTHlA-Arf Club IOI II. 12 Spanish Club 10 THOMAS, JAMES-Band 10, II, 12 Class Cabinet 12 Roofer Club 10 12 Sfudenf Council 12 Wresfling IO THOMPSON, DEBBIEwCIass Cabinet 10 Gym Aide 12 Y-Teens 10, II THOMPSON, ROBERT-Class Cabinef 11 Hall GuIde 12 Key Club 11, 12 SwimmIng 10, II, 12 THOMPSON, SHARONA-Coopereffes 12 Technical Theater 11 Y-Teens II, 12 THOMSON, NANCY-AFS II, 12 Diamond Club 10, II, 12 Hall Guide 12 NaIIonal Honor Society 12 Office Aide 12 THORPE, DAVlD-Baskefball 10 lnframural Basketball 10 Intramural BowlInq 12 TIERNEY, JAMES-Baseball IO Intramural Baskefball I2 TISSION. DUILIO-AFS 12 Honor Society 12 SkI Club 12 TRUSHENSKI. LINDA-Red Cross 12 Trades and Indusfry 12 TURNER, DEAN-Audio Visual 10 In- framural Baskefball 12 Inframural Bowling IO, 11, 12 Inframural EoofbaII IO NaIIonal TURNER ROGER-Disfribufive Education 12 Hall Guide 12 Intramural FoofbaIl 10 SwimmIng 10 II, 12 Track 10 TYNEN, JANEEN-Pep Club 10 Y-Teens IO U UTECHT, STAN LEY-Hockey UTTER. MICHAELABand 10 Hall GuIde 12 SwimmIng 10. II, 12 VANBUSKIRK. GALE-Annual 12 Declamafion 10, 12 Diamond Club 10, II GAA 10, II lnframural Tennis 10 National Honor Socief 1y I 2 Newspaper 12 Pep Club 12 Red Cross 12 Science CIub 11 Ski ClubI I10 Sfudenf Council 12 Technical Theafer VANDALE BONNlleA-Library Club 11 Orchesfra 10. II VANDERPOOL, TIMOTHY-Band 10, II, 12 VANGUILDER, MICHAEL-Ou'rside Job VANWIE, JENNIFER-Band 10, II, 12 Musical 10 Pep Club 10. 11 Red Cross Y-Teens 10, II VAINVUILKENBURG CAROLE- Band 10. Flag TerIeI' 11 Ski Clu b 12 IYl-Teens 12 VOIGHT, CHERYL-Inframural Bowling 10. II 12 VOIJTA SUSAN- Diamond Club 10 GAA Office Aide 10 Red Cross 10 Technical Theater 12 VOSICK, DAVIDABaskeraII 10 Red Cross 12 VRASPIR ALAN-Chess Club 10 12 Hall Guide 12 NafionaI Honor Society 12 W WAHLSTROM, ROBERT-Class Cabinef II Foofball IO Hall Guide 11, 12 Track 10, III 12 WALDEN, TRENTABasebaII 10 12 Hockey 10 II 12 InlfzramuraI BowIIIng 10 Sfudenf Council 10, WALDRON, RAYMOND - ChoIr 10 In+ramural Bowling IO WALKER, DEBORAHAAFS 12 German CIub IO, 11, 12 NaIIonaI Honor SocIer 12 YITeens 10, II, 12 WALTER. STEVENAFrench Club 10, II, 12 InIramuraI Baske'rball 12 WALTON. JOHNAFooIbaII 10 Gym Aide II Trades and Indusfry 12 WresIIing 12 WALZ, JAMES-lnframural Football 10 Spanish Club 10 WALZ, ROBERT-Oufside Job WANG, DAVID-Band 10, II. 12 Cros Counfry IO, 11 12 lnIramural BasketbalI IO Inframural Bowling 10,11 InframuraI Foofball 10 Na fional Honor SocIer 11 Ski CISLIb2 10 II, 12 Track 10.11.11 Y-Tene W A N H A . C H A R L E S-Disfribufive Education 12 WANNEBO, BROO K-AnnuaI 12 Cheerleader II Diam ond :CIu b 11.12 GAA 10 Gym Aid 11 Intramural TennIs 10 Pep Club 12 Technical Crew 12 Y-Teens II I WALETKO. KATHLEENCOffice Educaron WALTERS: JEANETTEAGAA 10, II, 12 Y-Teens 10, II, 12 WAY, JANE-AFS 12 Band 10, II. 12 Diamond Club 10 II 12 Flag Twirler II FTA 11 Ski Club 12 Spanish Club 10, II, 12 Y-TeensIZ WEAVER THOMASCOustde Job WbeTERS, STEPHEN-lnframural Bowling , II WENTLAND DEBRA-Red Cross I2 WI,ERR ELLENACIass Cabinef ll 12 GAA OGymA Ied II ome Ec. u 10 Pep COIub 11 A12 Spanish Club' 11 Technical Crew 10 II, 12 Welcome Club 12 Y-Teens 10, II, 12 WESTERMAN MARIE- Arf Club 12 French Club 11 German Club 10 11.12 Musical 10 National Honor SocIefy 12 WESTLUND GARY-Foofball 11,12 GoIf 10 II 12 Ha II Guidel0 12 Inframural Baskefball 12 Rifle Clubl WESTPHALL DAVI D-Foofball 12 WHITEIS CHARLENE- AFS II. DIa mo dCIub II 12 FTA ll GAA 10. II nGym Aide0 II sInIramural Bowling 10 Intramural Tenn Pep Club 10 Spanish 11 12 Y-Teens 1012 WHITMAN THOMAS-lnframural BowllIng 12 InframuraI Soccer 12 Ski Club 11, WHITWORTH, ELLEN-Choir 10 Diamond Club 12 Spanish Club 11, 12 Y-Teens II WIFFLETREE, WHIFF-BaskefbaII 10 II. 12 VarsIfy Cheerleader 10 II, 12 GAA 10 11,12 KII chen Aide 10, 11 Library Club 10, 12 Pep Club 10 Red Cross 10. 1;. 12 Roofer Club 10 Wrestling 10, II, I WILCZEK, KURT-Inframural Baskefball 13.1w II, 12 Inframural Soccer 12 World WIILHELM SUZANNE-Diamond Cllub 10 12 French Club 10 , II GAA Cllub 1'0, 11.212 Ski Club 10. II Slfudeena I Theater 12 Wellczome CIub 10. II, 12 Y-Teens 10. WILLIAMS. DEBORAH- Band 10, II 12 DIsIrIbquve Educafion 12 Flag Twirler 11' 12 Y-Teens 10 WILLIAMS, PATRICIACBand 10 National Honor SocIefy 12 Pep Spanish Club 10 Y-Teens 10 II WINGE, PATSY-Oufside Job WITHERS, PAUL-French Club 10, ll WOLD, GARY-Oufside Job. WURM PATRICK-Baseball 10. III 12 BasketbalI 10, II, 12 Fooiball 10 Hall Guide 11 12 Y YAHMKE, STEVENCDIsfrIbufive EducaIIon 12 Gymnasfics 10 Ski Club 11, 12 YORAWAY, PAMELA-Oustde Job YOUNG' JUDITH-Red Cross 12 YOUNGDAHL. RODERICK-ChoIr 10, II. II I2 c'Iub II 12 Class Cabinef 10, II, 12 FooIball 10, II. 12 Hall Guide 11, 12 Track 10, II, 12 WrestIng 10. II, 12 ZACHMANN, ANNEAGAA 10 ZEIDLIIK BOINNlE-DCIheerleader 10. II, 12 Cho 10 IZD mond Clu b 10 Hall Guide 12 IMadrigal II 12 Musical 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Sfudenf CouncII 10 , 12 pY-nTees IO ZIIEI.BA GARY- Cross Counfry II Golf 10. InframuraI Bask efball II 12 In- IrIamural BowIIng 10,11 12 Track II ZIESKA KENNETH- Sfudenf Council 10. II ZIESKA, BONNlE-Red Cross 12 Y-Teens 10. II A Aanerud, Debra-IBO Aanerud, Lawrencklzo Abendrofh, Deborah-le Adams, Carol2l80 Adams, Charles-64, 105, 120 Adams, Chery16180 Adams, Craig-IZO Adams. Donald-le Adams, James-JZO Adams, Kay2180 Adams, Sharon-32 Adamson, Amy-IZO Adamson, Charlene-IBC . Addison, Bradley-156 Adler, James8156 AFS-58, 59 Agranoff, Paul294, 180 Ahlberg, DonaId-33 Ahrens, Thomas-IZO Ahrndf, Luverne232 Albers, PauI-156 Albars, Tere'nce-120 Albrecht, Bruce-ISO Albrechf, Carole-SI, 156 Albrecht Dennis-156 Aldrich, Jacqueline-66, 120 Aldrich, Kafhleen-72, 81, 120 Aifrod, Kim-le Alguire, Mary-57 Amundsen, Lore-SO, 180 Almer, Margaref-IZO 'Alfmann, Pafrick8101, 120 Amon, Barbara6-I80 Anderson, Barf-156 Anderson, Bradley-IZO Anderson, Bruce-IBO Anderson, Charles-3l Anderson, Cherie-IBO Anderson, Cheryl-73, 120 Anderson, Christine-I8O Anderson, Daniel-IBO Anderson, Danny-22, 180 Anderson, Diane-51, 66, 120 Anderson, Diane-IZO Anderson, Gary-120 Anderson, GeraId-IBO Anderson, Gwenn-156 Anderson, James-156 Anderson. Janice-156 Anderson, Jean-73, 76, 120 Aarons, Thomas-120 Anderson, Judy-53, 66, 67, 73, 76, 121 Anderson, Karen-IB Anderson, Kevin--180 Anderson, Larry-156 Anderson, Mark-54, 81, 83, 156 Anderson, NeaI-156 Anderson, Norman-156 Anderson, Pamela--156 Anderson, Pafricia-IBO Anderson, Paul-ZO Anderson, Ru'rh-72, 156 Anderson, Scoff-IS6 Anderson, S+ephan-156 Anderson, Sfephenv156 Anderson, S+erling-180 Anderson, Thomas-IZI Anderson, Vick1-38, 121, 125 Anderson, Ward6-51, 156 Anderson. Mrs.-15 Anderson, Mr.214 Andresen, Douglas-IZI Andresen, E11em-59, 72, 76, 121 Andresen, Gregory-156 Andresen, Janef-156 Andresen, Patricia-le Ans'reH, Stevem-IZI Ansfeff, Wanda-156 Anundson, Linda-121 Appleman, Sari-26 Arens, Debra-l80 Armsfrong, Amy-180 Armsfrong, Christine-156 Armsfrong, Deborah-le Arms'rrong, Jack-156, 159 Arneson, Bryan-SI, 53, 121 Arneson, Gail-IZI Arnof'r, John-121 ArnoH, Vern-180 Arnfson, Michael-156 ART CLUB-60 ' ART DEPARTMENT-l7 Arvidson, Jeanne6-156 Asp, Margo-SO, 180 Atkins, Mary-156 Afkins, Pafricia-IBO Auan, DavId--180 AV Deparfmenf-W Backstrom, Mary-76, l55 Baehr, Cynfhia-IZI Bagaus, DanIeI-IOS, 156 Bailey, Bradley-IZI Bainey, Brad-157 Baker, Cynfhia-180 Baker, Cyn+h1a616, 180 Baker, DanieI-157 Baker, Debra-IZI , Baker, Eugene-18O Baker, Gregory-157 Baker, Kafhy-157 Baker. WilIiam-157 Bakke, Kara-157 Baldwin, S+even-81, 157 BAND260, 61, 62, 63 Barclay, Lynn-73 Barclay, Mark-IZI Barklind, Melanie-73, 76, 81. 121 Barklind, Paula-IBO Barren, Cynthia-wIBO Barron, Jane'f6-54, 121 Barrows, Mark-l80 Barry, Cynfhia-IBO Barsness, Dean-94, 180 Barfell, Mary-26 Barfhell, Gale-IZI Barfholomew, Debra-Bl, 157 Barfley, Jon-157 Barton, Candace-SO, 51, 121 Bar'ros, CaroF-BI, 180 Barfle, Mr.-15 BASKETBALL-97, 98. 99 Base , Mrs. 2l5 Bauer, Pafricia-IBO Baumgarfen, Erwin-ZB, 98 Baxfer, Suzanne Bayard, Mr.-12 Boynton, Mr.-12 Beaffy, Randolph-IBI Beaulieu, A11en-157 Beaulieu. R1cky-121 Beavens. Sfeven8l8l Beck, Lyneffe-157 Becker, CIaudia-IBI Becker, M1ke-157 Beckfield, Richard-IBI Beckman, Vicki8181 Beddow, Edward-94, 181 Beddow, NoeI-IZI Begin, Bonnie-38, 40, 122 Begin, Je'ffrey-157 Begin, Randa11-157 Begin, Richard-IZZ Begin, Trudy6-181 Belawski, Debra8181 Belden, Ca1-33 Belford, Chery1-157 Bell, Bonnie6-157 Bengfson, Mark-157 Benincasa, Angela-IBI Benincasa, Pafricia-w122 Bensen, Roberf-IS7 Benson, Gary-50, 181 Benson, Laurie-181 Benson, Rand-ISI Benson, Susan-54, 122 Benton, Cheryl-57, 157, 192, 196 Berard, Suzanne-IBI Berezovsky, EIaine--122 Berg, Colleen6-157 Berge, Dale-157 Berger, CaroI-157 Berger, Patricia-122 Bergeron, DannieI-109. 157 Bergeron, Mary-181 Berglund, Bwbara-IBI Bergman, BeHe-IS7 Bergman, Bonnie-73, 122 Bergman, Laurie-SO, 181 Bergstrom, Janet-157 Bernstein. Jay854, 157 Bernu, Mrsr-IS Berquist, Gary-IOS, 181 Berry, Thomas-SO, 181 Berfhiaume, Bruce-157 Berfhiaume, Michelle-IZZ Berfhiaume, Wendy-IBI index Berfhold, Vicki-76, 157 Beske. Nancy2157 Befhke, Kenne+h6122 Befhke, Rober1-157 Befzold, Chery1-157 Bever, Cecilia8122 Bever, Charlene-157 Beyre, Harlowe8104, 105 Bickford, Carol-122 Bicknell, James8122 Biegler, Jodie-SO, 181 Bielke, Mark-l8l Billingfon, Bradley-IZZ, 133 Billingfon, R,enee-181 Bil1man, Renee-IBI Bills Kafhleen-IZZ Billig, Patrickv-ZO, 186 Bimson, Mary665, 73, 76, 81, 83, 122. 195 BishOp, Delmer6181 Bisfodeau, Deborah6122 Bisfodeau, Linda6181 Biorgan, Sfephanie-IBI Biork, L1nda-57, 181 Biorklund, Ronald-l8l Blake, Jeanne6181 Blake, Louise-IZZ Blake, Mark-ISI Blesi, Bonnie-IBI Blesi, Loren--157 Bliss, Michae18123 Blixf, Barbara6-157 Blockey, JoAnn-157 Blomquisf, 6511-181 Blomquisf, Marfin-ISS Bloom, Barbara6158 Boblefer, PauleHe-SO, 51, 123 Bobzien, Roberf6181 Bodin, Karen-IBI Bodin, Vernon-623 Boeddeker, Hugh-33 Boeddeker, Marc-53. 68, 73, 93, 158 Boeficher, Brian-BO, 104, 105 BoeHcher, JoAnn8181 Bogdan, JoAnn-158 Bohlig, Pamela-IBI Boldhc, Joannenl8l Bolduc, LeRoy-6181 Bolduc. Thomas6123 Bolier, Denis-123 Bomsfad, Arlik23, 93, 95 Bolfon, Anne-650, 181 Bona, David-181 Bookey, Theresa8123 Borcherf, Sfephan-IBZ Borgendale, Jacquelin-158 Boroski, Stephen-ISB Bornsfe'in, Leonard-182 Borrell, Gary698, 158 Bosak, Beverly-182 Bosak, GeraId-123 Bosch, David-182 Bosch, Kafhleen-73, 123 Bosman, Frederick-182 Bossharf, Elroy-IB Bo'rner, Dianea123 Beuchier, Carla6123 Bouchier, DeAnne Boudreau, Dav1d6-123 Bougefz, Andrew-158 Boushka, Nancy-182 Boushka, Susan-57, 182 Boufa, Bruce-68, 93, 98, 156, 158 Boufin, Kafhleen8123 Bowman, Richard-72, 123 Boygefz, Andy-3O Boynfon, Cafhy-182 Bradford, Roger-182 Brady, Patricia-158 Bragef, Mr.-15 Branby, James6-51, 53, 123 Branby, Jeanne-158 Brandf, Anifa-l82 Brask, Cynthia+123 Brafsch, Mary-73, 82, 123, 195 Braun, Roberf-BO Brazill, ThomaSr-ISB Bre'her, Bonifa-51, 123 Brenna, Connie-ISB Brenfrup, Maria6-54, 72, 123 Bressler, Janice-ISZ Brevig, Melody-158 Breyen, Mary-158 Brick, Nancy-182 Briggs, Judy-53, 156, 158 Briggs, Kennefh-94, 96, 113, 182 Brinkman, Roberf-IB Brock, Janelle--50, 182 Brocke1, David-I82 Brockel, Kafhin-ISB Bronold, Dorofhy-182 Brooks, Pamela-73, 123 Brosf, David-Sl, 123 Brown, Cecile6158 Brown, Chris-182 Brown, Debra-124 Brown, Eric-93, 111, 158 Brown, Jeffrey-ISB Brown, Lee-158 Brown, Nancy8182 Brown, Peggy873, 76, 124, 190 Brown, Sharon-33 Browne, Susan-158 Bruck, Sherry838, 124, 141 Bruning, James-158 Bruske, Craig-SO, I82 Bryan, Rober'r-124 Bryan, Warren-50, 182 Bucholz, Fredric-57, 73. 124 Buchkosky, Mary853, 65, 76, 158 Buckingham, Linda-124 Buckley, Mary-73, 76, 124 Budish, Kim-50, 94, 99, I82 Budish. Todd-124 Buelow, Wayne-124 Buefow, Ronald2124 Buffington, SidneyvuZS Bullis. Bryce-124 Bunne'll, Clair-IOS, I82 Buringrud, Debra-ISB Burke, Thomas-ISB Burke, Timofhy-Bl, 182 Burkeff, L1nda-124 Burns, David6158 Burns, Linda-182 Burns, Mariorie-158 Burns. Susan650, 182 Burns, Vic'rorfa-124 Burow, Gary-182 Burrill Mary6182 Bury, M1chae1-72, 124 Busch, Richard--94, 183 Busch, Wendy-Sl, 158 Bushey. MHchell--183 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT-IB BUSINESS EDUCATION-l9 Bifcher, Arlin-ISB BuHer, Candace-ISB Bufler, William-158 Buforac, Timofhy-ISB Bye, Susan218 C Cade, David-ZO CadweH, James6-124 Callson, Linda6158 Calvin, Connie-183 Cambronne, E1a1ne-l83 Campbell, Ann681, 158 Campbell, Mary-183 Campbell, Sharon-158 Campo, Chrisfopher-183 Canfon, Chris-SO, 183 Carl, Mark-124 Carlson, Allan-158 Carlson, Brenf--50, 183 Carlson, Bruce-183 Carlson, Bruce6183 Carlson, Cynfhia-ISS Carlson, Cynfhia-158 Car1son, Deborah-Sl, 82, 83, 124 Carlson, Douglas-183 Carlson, Fred-SO, 183 Carlson, Fred-183 Carlson, GregoryaSO, 51, 158 Carlson, Gregory Carlson, Gregorv-183 Carlson, lda-124 Carlson, Jay-158 Carlson, Larry6-158 Carslon, Linda6-159 Carlson, Marilyn-124 Carlson, Mark-SO, 82, I83 Calrson, Mary-159 Carlson, Nancy6183 Carlson, Nancy-IB3 Carlson, RandalI-159 Carlson, Rober'r-124 Carlson, Sandra-159 Carlson, Sfeven-Bl, 93, 125 Carlson, Wendy-183 Carlton, Marlene-IZS index-209 Caron. Danie'1-159 Caron Richard-183 Carpenfer. David- 159 CalrgenfenRichard-BZ.103. 105. 125. Carroll. Colleen-159 CarrolI. PaHI-183 Carroll. Sfeve-125 Carson. Williamu4125 Caryl. PameIa-183 Casper. Thomas-73. 125. I44 Cafon. Richard-IS9 Chagnon. Ron-17 Chamberlain. John-183 Chandler. Alyson-38. 125 Chandler. James-159 Chase. EIIeen-159 ChafeIain. James-159 CHEERLEADERS-88. 89 Chelmo, Donald-IOS. I83 Chelmo. Richard-159. 183 CheImo. Thomas-159 Chenverf. Barbara-159 Chenverf. James-183 Cheney. JoAnn-159 Cheney. Richard-IZS Chinn, Jeffrey-29. 103. 105. 125 Chinn. VirgInIa-183 Chisholm. Margaref-26 CHOIR-54. 55. 56 Christensen. Kay-82. 183 Chrisfenson. Michae1-183 Chrisfenson. Thomas-125 Christensen. Judy-183 Chrisfianson. Bruce-159 ChrisIopherson. CaroI-IZS Chrisfopherson. Jean-159 Chrysler. Keifh-183 Church. Donald-IOS. 159 Clabaugh. Gene-33 Clair. Suzan-183 Clark. Cyn'rhia-125. 155 Clark. M11214159 Classen. PhiIIp-53. 93. 125 Clausen. ArnoId-159 Clausen. Loren-159 Clausnifzer. DaIe-159 Clem. Larry-73. 75. 125 Cleveland. Scoff-lS? Coe. Larry-IZS Coffin. Barbara-159 Cogswell. Kafhleen-SO. 183 Colbafh. Danie1-183 Colbth. James-IZS Cole. Candace465. 83. 125 Cole. CheryI-65. 83. 125 Cole. Sfephen-Sl. 53. 159 Cole'.grove Kafhleen-183 Colegrove. MichaeI-51.53 Colegrove. WIIIiam-68.98. 159 Collin Peggy-76l.5159 COIVIn. Marsha- Comer DaVId-68l? 9.81 156. I59 Conan? Elaine4125 Conklin. PafricIa-IZS. 183 ConlIn. Michae1-16. 183 Conlin. Pafricia-72. 83, 125. 182 Conne'll. James-29, 126 Connell. Janyce-183 ConnoIIy. Katheen-159 Connoy. Mary-126. 183 Connoy. Roberf-183 Conradson. Leon-183 CONTEST PLAY-46. 47 Cook. A11en-159 Cook. Greg-126 Cook. Jack-25 Cooper. Deborah-183 COOPERETTES-62 Copeland. Linda-126 Corbeff. John-94. 183 CorbeH. William Corcoran. Lynn-183 Cornelius. Rober1w159 Corre11.WIIIIam-50. I83 CorzfneranIane-SO. 52 53.65.72. 76. 126 1 Corfner. Sandra-183 Coffer. Diane-126 Coffer. RIchard-159 Courfney, Lynne-159 Cox. David-159 Cox. Lynde114160 Cramer. Chrisfine-54. 160 Crawford. Bette-183 Crawford. Gary-126 Crider. Christopher-183 Crosby. James-126 Cross, Catherine4-l62 COUNSELORS-H CROSS COUNTRY-IOO. IOI Crowe. CaroI-lbo Crowell. Constance-le Crowell. Roberf-183 Cullinan. Charles-126 2 10-index Cummings. Kevin4160 Cummings. Mary-183 Cunningham. John-23 Curtis. Kafhryn-183 Curfis. Kerry4126 Curtis. LInda-l26 D Dabrowski. EIIeen-160 Dagenais. Richard-183 Daher. Linda-126 Dahlin. RIchard-183 Dahlin. SIeve'n-SI. 160 DahlsIrom. Leroy-160 Dahlsfrom. Michae1-183 Daisey. Alen-94. 183 Daisey. Terry-126 Daly. Dan-Z DanIe'Is MIchael-98. I60 Daniels. S+even-183 Danielson. Paula-126 Danielson. Sandra-184 Danielson. Susan-l60 Davey. Jeff-160 Davids Sue-126 Davidson. Craig- I84 DaVIdson. Deanne-53. 154.160 Davis.Dona1d-4l26 Davis. James-126 Davis, Jan-76. 81. 156. 160. 169 Davis, Rebecca-lbo. 184 Davis. Thomas-Sl. 53. 160 Day. Chrisfina-126 Dayon. JeaneHe-126 DeBruyn. Dennis-50. 94. 184 DeCoursIn. Barbara-59. 73. 126 DeCoursin. Diane-l84 DeCoursin. Joan-l84 DeGuise. Richard-ZO DeJarlais. Jeffery-126 DeJarlais. Susan-160 DeKoninq. Florence-Z 0 DeMaraIs. Roberf-28. 38.73. 93. 127 Dean. Donald4127 Dear. Deborah-SO. 53. 160 DEBATE-63 Dechaine. Gary-127 Dechaine. RIcky 184 Degendorfer Beverly-Sl. 127 Degendorfer.Terry-73.105.184 Dehn.Char1es-184 Dehn. Michael-127 Deick. Barbara-184 Deick. Kafhryn-160 Demay. Mark-127 Dennler. Wendy-127 Depufaf. Ellen4184 Depufaf. MarIe-72. 76. 80. 83. 87. 127 Derner. Chrisfine-I84 Derner. Linda-460 DesJarIaif. Pa1rick-184 Dickey. Kafhleen-160 Dickson. Debra-Sl. 160 DIe'rel. Kevon-160 Dieter. S1ephen-184 Digafono. SIephen-127 Dillion. Deanne-Ibo DiIIIon. Kafhy-184 Dirks. Carla-184 Discher. Dean-53. 81. 93. 105. 160 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION-74 Ditch. Deborah-lbo Differ. JoAnne-76. 160 Dixon. Linda-184 Dierf. Gregory-lbO Dmohoski. DavId-184 Doar. Katherine4160 Dobrin. Michae1-127 Doerr. Alan-SO. 184 Doerr. $1even-68. 93. 161 Donalds. Gary-184 Donnelly. Suzanne-184 Dordon. Joanne-ISS Dordon. Pafricia-IBS Dormanen. Susan-l6l Dorn. Barbara473. 185 Born. Cafhy-l61 Dofy. Karen-185 Dofy. Lois-Ibl Dofy. Randy-l85 Dougherfy. Patrick-127 Daugherty. Mrs.-33 Dowden. Jerri4185 Drake. Debra-IBS DRAMA CLUB-60 DRAMA DEPARTMENT423 Dueck. Pauline-57. 185 Dressler. Sfeven-127 Dubbie. Jackie-ZO Duchscher. Barer-Sl. 127 Duemke. Bonnie-185 Duemke'. CheryI-Sl. 127 Duemke. Robin-IBS Duffey. Jae-51. 76. 161 Duffy. DennISwlbl Dufon. Nancy-l85 Dufon. Theresa4127 Dundovic. Barbara-38. 40. 59. 127 Dunn. Diannkl27 Dunn. KarI-65. 161 Dupay. ElizabeIh-72. 127 Durant CaroI-IBS Durani. Ellen-IS Duxbury. Mark-161 Dye. Benny-I6I Dye. Roger-93. 161 Dyrseih. Dorofhy-20 Dyson. Debbie-lbl. 174 Dzubay. Anfoineffe-Ibl Dzubay. PeIeF-BI, 127 E Eagen. CanhIa-185 Eagen. Laura-lbl Easfman. Dennis-127 Easfman, Kevin-161 Ebert Joseph-lbl Ebert MichaeI-lbl Eckberg. Carol4128 Eckerf. Gary-IOS. 185 Edgren. Jud11h450. 185 Edsfrom. Richard-27, 50 Edison. Adrienne-185 Edwards. Nancy-128 Egan. Sandra-185 Ehlen. David-94. 185 Ehlen. DonaId-128 Ehlen. James-161 Eiden. CaroF-IBS Eiden. CanhIa-16I Eiden. Mary-185 Eikenbary, Marilyn-I28 Eksfrom, Charles-IZB Elden. KathleenuSO. 185 Elias. Mrs.-I6 Ellioff. Chery1-161 EllioH. Peggy-Ibl Ellison. Phyllis-IBS Ellison. Mrs.-16 Ellwood. Pafricia-128 Elmore. Calvin-128 Elsen. James-IZB Elsen. Janice-IBS Elsenpefer. Kris-l61 EIsmore. MichaeI-SO. 51. I61 EIsfad. Debra-128 Elsfad. Sandra--161 Elsfer. Mr.-12 Elverud. Diane-lbl Emerson. Brian-54. 128 Emerson. Mary-I61 Emerson. Mrs.-15 Emerfon. Jillayne-128 Emons. Mary-IBS Enfield. Nancy-SO. 161 Enfie'ld. Sharon-I6l Enfield. Sheila4161 Engelbrechf. 6511450. 185 Engelbrechf. KenneIh-l28 Engen. David-51. 53. I37, 138 Engen. Rebecca-SO. 57 Engle.Je1frey4185 Engle. John185 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-ZO. 21 22 Englund. BonnIe-IBS Englund. Roland4128 Enselein. Michae1-185 Englin. DonaId-l7 Enquisf. Deborah-SO. 53 Epperly. Brenda-128 Epperly, LInda-ISS Erck. SIuar1'4185 Erdahl. Nancy-185 Erichsen. Arfhur44185 . Erickson. Brenda-ISS Erickson. CanhIa-IBS Erickson. Dianne-73. 128 Erickson. Edward-93 Erickson. Wallace-IZS Ericson. Sue-8l. 128 Esfrem. Roberf Eull. Deborah-128 Evans. Elsie-Zl Everroad. WillIam-129 Fage'rlie. Sfephen4129 Fagersfrom. Nei1457. 73. 129 Fagersfrom, Thomas-57. I85 Fagrie. Gail4129 Fallon. Michae1450. 185 Farness. Joe1493. 110. Ill Farsfad. Roxanne-129 Faue. Vicforia-IBS Fauskee. Terrance-185 Fecho. Janice-185 ' Fern. CharlesI-185 Fern. Debra-SO. 185 Ferrell. Deann-57. 185 Ferre'lI. Layne-17 Ferrian. Rhonda-185 Fefferley. Donna-129 -Fe12ek. Peter45. 54. I31. 173 Feyerisn. Cheri-ISS Feyereisn. Deborah-129 Fielder. Debra-57. 185 Finsefh. Corrine-IBS Fischer, Connie-186 Fisher. David-129 Fisher. GeraId-129 Fisher. Julianne-129 Fisher. Lorie-129 Fisher. Pamela-186 Fisher. Robyn-186 Fisher. TeryI-129 - FIIzgeraId. Julie-129 Fiersfad. Jow-186 FIaIgaard. GlorIa-129 FIeischaker. Lorrie Fleming. David-SO. 186 Flerbur. Jane114186 Flesness. SharI-76. 81. 156 Floren. Samue1-129 Floyd. Joan-129 Fluck. BeIh-76 FIuck. Chery1-186 Flynn. Michael-30. 105 FOOTBALL-92. 93. 94. 95. 96 Foran. James-129 Forsefh. Julie4129 Fossell. Joan-24 Frame. Barbara-186 Frame. Thomas-392. 93. 94. 157 Frandsen. Alan-I86 Frank. Dana-94. 186 FrayseIh. Don--94. 99. 186 FransseIl. Dean-75. 129 Franz. JoeI-SO. 186 Franzen. WIIIIam-105 Frasl. Barbara-186 Frasl. Loren-129 Fredeen. Vern425 Fredenberg. William-IOS Fredrickson. Richard431 Fredrickson. ScoH-186 Freeberg. Sherry-129 Freeburg. William-186 Freier. Cynfhia-SI. 129 Fresonke. S+even-129 Friedricks. Harvey-129 Friesen. Marlyn Froke. Carolyn-24 Foss. Mrs.-IS FTA-66 Fuller. WIIIiam-186 Fullmer. Cheryl450. 53 Fulfon. Kafhleen-163 Fquon. Ronald4186 Fursman, Joan-I63 Fursman. Lindav129 Fussy. Larry-163 Fussy. Richard--I63 G GAA464 Gabberf. Lucy4-186 Gagner. Renae-I3O Gagnon. Tom-IS Galbraifh. Linda4-186 Gangnes. Vickie-186 Ganz. JiII-4186 Ganz. Laurie-54. 73. 76. 130. 20-1 Ganzer. Carol4-l86 Gardner. Gregory-186 Gardner. Vickiev186 Gareis. Terry-l63 Gass. Ricky-186 Gass. Robin-99. 163 Gasfuch. Susan-IBO Gaufsch. Richard-93. 130 Gawfry. Helen-I30 Gee. Harley-SO. 51. 186 Gehring. Greg-l30 Geish Kevin-463 GeIIerman. Gayler-186 Gellerman. Greogry-163 Gerrish. DaIIas-186 Gervais. Kafhy-163 Giere. Kenneth-186 Giesea. Debra-163 Gieseke. MichaeI-I3O Gieseke. Patrick-I86 Gilbert. Jayne-I30 Gilman. Kathryn-163 Gilman. Mary-66, 73. I30 Gilmer. Gary-l7, I74 Girod. Linda-l30 Girod. Pamela6186 Girod. Rodney-93. I63 Gidz. Roxanne-186 Girfz, Suzanne-I63 Gisvold. Linda-SO. 53. I63 Gienvick. Johann-57. 186 Giersfad. Pafricia6186 Glader. John6130 Glaim. Deborah-187 Glass. Sandra-l63 Globes. Kafhy-186 Gloege. Daer-163 Gobel. Debra-57. 187 Gobel. Gary-I3O Goeffsche. Lynn--163 Goins. William-54, 81. I30 GOEberg. Jeffrey-IOS. 187 Goldberg. DanieI-l63 Goldsfein. Howard-Sl Gonse. Susan-I87 Good. Alan-I63 Goodman. Nancy-l87 .Goodwin. John-187 Goodwin. Nancy-163 Gordhamer. Roberf-l30 Gore. Douglas6-187 Gorenson. Mrs.615 Gofhe, David-l30 Grabko. Bruce-l30 Grabko. Richard-163 Graham. Rosemary-I30 Granda. Faye-187 Grandchamp. JoAnn-SO, 187 Grandchamp. Kafhleen-57. 73. I30 Grangaard. Arne-I4 GraveH. Nei1-130 Gray. Carolea672, 163 Gray. John-187 Gray. Kafhleen-163 Gray, Lowe116130 Green. Jana-187 Green. Rosalind-65. 76. I63 Greenwald, Gregory-187 Greqcire. Charles-l31 Gre'goire. Michael6182 Grevenow, Jeffrey-187 Griggs. David-13I Griqgs. LeonMIOS. 187 Grimsrud. Richard-H Grindy. Cynfhia6187 Groen. Mary6163l Gronlund. James- Gross Maureen-72l.8776. 131 Gross Thoma5w-187 Gro're. Jan-l31 Grofe, Jerome-163 Grofhe. Cynthia-57. 163 Grow, Sfeven-163 Gruber, Lynn-65. 81. 82. 83, 163 Gruber. Sfeve'n-l3l Gruhlke. Mary6187 Grunewald. Lynn-187 Grunewald. Susan6l63 Guderiohn. Bonnie-l63 Gulcyinski. Fred-I87 Gulczinski. Susan-l31 Gullickson. Janef-l87 Gullickson, Judy6l63 Gulsvig. Pamela-187 Gunderson. Gray-l3l Gunderson. Judy-l63 Gunnerson. Karem-SI, I63 GUS-65 Guse, Beveriy-163 Gustafson. Loren-I3I. I39. I92 Gustafson. Mrs.-IS GuHormson. Timothy-164 Gufzwiller. Mr.-15 GYMNASTICS-IOZ. l03. 104. 105. 106 H Habermann. David-l3l Hackel. Sfephen-131 Hackenmueller. Jeffrey-187 Haen, Sdmue1-18 Hagberg. Philip-l3l Hagen. Joyce-32 Hager'ry. Anne-l3l Hagerfy. William-187 Hagford. RoberfMl64 Hagfors. James-104. 105. 164 Hagfors. Pafricia-131 Hahn. Pafrick-51. 164 Haley. PameIa-187 Halgrimson. Mrs.-Sl Hall. Gerald-l3l Hall. Roxann-l64 Halpern. Joseph-187 Halverson. Diane-187 Halvorson. John-164 Halvorson. Mark-187 Halvorson. MichaeI-44. 81. I31. I37 Hamel. Joanne-187 Hamey. Lance-187 Hamman. Gary6164 Hammond. JulieM187 Hammond. Kafhleen-164 Hampson. Douglas-187 Haner. .Dennis-l32 Hanle. Michelle-I64 Hanlin. Thomas-68. 93. 132 Hanlon. Mark6164 Hannan. Pafricia-187 Hannibal. Susan650. 187 Hannibal. Mrs.-15 Hanraffy. Margare'r-132 Hanscome. Craig-187 Hansen, Consfance-l32 Hansen. DanieI-IB7 Hansen. Debra-IB7 Hansen. HaroId-164 Hansen. Paul6132 Hansen. Sue'-187 Hanson. Barbara-59. 82. 132 Hanson. Beri-187 Hanson. CheryI-164 HansonI Chrisfine-164 Hanson. Dale6187 Hanson. David-IOS. 188 Hanson. Doris-I32 Hanson. Gayle-IBB Hanson. GIen-188 Hanson. Gefchen-188 't-1anson. James-IBB Hanson. Joy-l6 Hanson. Kafherine-l32 Hanson. Linda-188 Hanson. Mark-164 Hanson. Pauline-l32 Hanson. Rifa-I32 Hanson. Sfephen-l88 Harasyn. Kennefh-57. I88 Harbison. Palmer-SO. 57 Hargarfen, Jerry-188 Hargarfen. Sue-l32 Hargarve'. Joan-57. 188 Harkin. Larry-164 Harkin, Ronald-188 Harr. Joy-188 Harries. Barbara-S7. I64 Harris. GIen-l32 Harris. Jacquelyn-l88 Harris. Paula-IBB Harris. Roberfa-l64 Harrison. Kafhy-Bl. 132 Harshe. Gary-I64 Harswick. Yvonne-IBB Harf. Barbara-ZZ. 38. 76. 81. 132 Harfel. Larry-188 Harffiel. Mrs.-15 Hartley. Susan-188 Hartman. Craig-IBB Hartman. Susan-l88 Harvala. Sharon-IBZ Hasse. David-188 Hafcher. Kafhryn-IBB Hafhaway. William-164 Haubrick. AI-IBB Haubrick, Deborah Hauge. Darrell-l64 Haugen. Carole-54. 81. Haugen.Ka+hleen6-188 Haugen. Thomas-l64 Hauglid. Bruce-188 Hausam. Terry-188 Haw. Jams-l64 Haw. Sfeven-188 Hawk Jeffrey-164 Hawkins. Scoff-l32 Hawkinson. Jean-76. I32 Hawkinson S+ephen-188 HAWKS QUILL-67 Hay,Rober1-l32.164 Hayes. Connie-188 Hayes. Deborah-54. 76, 132 Hayes, Denise6-189 Hayes. Deuglas-l64 Hayes.Kevin-105, 189 Ha a.yes Luvone-189 HazeHon.Freder1ck-I32 Headley. Susan-I64 Healow. Douglas-180 189 Healow. Susan-105. 12 Heaner. Mark3164 Heddan. Jan-l32 Heddlng.John-98.164 Hedlund, DennIs-164 He'dlund. KeIfh-164 Hedquisf. A11an-I32 Hedquisf. Debra-189 Hedquisf. Douglas-l64 Hefley. Richard-189 Hegard. Janef-189 Hegge. Rhonda-I32 Hegrenes. Odney628 Heile. Barbara-23. I64 Heilpern. Judy6164 Heinke. Thomas-164 Hellerud. Sfeven-189 Helmer. Greg-164 Helmin. Suzanne6l33 Helmke. Deborah-l64 Hemphill. Bradley6l33 Henderson. Greg6164 Henderson. Sfeven-I89 Hendrickson. James-164 Hendrickson, Ronald-SO. 53. I64 Henneman. Donna-I64 Henneman. Karen6l64 HenneHy. Kafhlen-l33 Henning, Peggy-l33 Henning. Rober1-189 HenreHy. Kafhleen-54 Henrickson. Gary-189 Hensley. Gary-l64 Henfges. Barbara-189 Henfges. Frank Herber. Judy-I33 Herder. Colleen-73. 133 Hereim. Deborah-l33 Herrald. Dara-I33 Herrmann. Jacqueline-164 Herzog. Holly-l89 Herzog. Linda-l64 Hess. Krisfine-189 Hess, Laura-l64 Hess. Ronald-IB9 Hesse. Thomas-189 Heuer. Randy-189 Heuer. Susan-I33 Hiar. Pame1a6189 Higbee. Judy6189 Hilgers. Roberf-SI. I64 Hill. Byron-189 Hill. Connie-Sl. 52. 53. 54. 133 Hill. Douglas-54. 189 Hill. E1izabe+h--l33 HI1I. Lee6l65 HIII Raymond6133 HII+ner. David-I33 H1112. Roxannk189 Hinifz. Connie-165 Hinifz. Michelle6165 Hinifz. PauleHe-189 Hirsch. John-189 Hirschfield. Rober+-189 Hirsh. David6133 Hirf. John-133 Hoard. William-189 Hoch. D1e+er-189 Hoch. Klaus-l65 Hocker. Warren-I65 HOCKEY-107. 108. 109 Hocks. Mrs.615 Hoeben. James6165 Hoefer. Charloffe-l65 Hoe'fer. LindaMl33 Hoem. Chris-30 Hoff. .11116133 Hoff. Richard-190 Hoff. Thoma5694. I90 Hofford. Janef-l90 Hogenson. Debra-l90 Hogenson. Sandra-l33 Holcombe. James-l90 Holec. Steven-190 Holen. Diane-190 Holgrimson. Craig-68. 81. 125. 133 Hollenbeck. MichaeIMSO. 94. I90 Hollister. Vernon-Zl Holm. RonaId-l60. 165 Holmer. Cheryl-l34 Holmes. Barbara-76. 81. I34 Holmes. Kafhleen-l65 Holmes. Lyne11kl65 Holmes. Margaref-l65 Holmgrem. Mary-l90 Holmgren. Mr.-12 Holz.Allyne-64.134 HOMECOMING-38. 40 HOME ECONOMICS 3DEPARTIMEN'I'MM Homufh. Barbara-l34 Homufh. Kay-l90 Hood. Leroy-IZ Hoogesfref. Colleen6134 Hopponen. Terrell-IOI. I65 Hopponen. Vicki-l34 Horeisi. David-165 Horgen. Sfeven-99. I90 Homer. Dale-l34 Horstman. Nancy-165 Horwa'rh. Cindy-l65 Hoyme. Richard-l90 Huber. AIan-l90 Huber. Renae-19O Hue'rher. Pau1-53 Hukriede. Mary-90 Hulfgren. Arthur-68. 72. 93. 94. 12.0 134. .187 Hulfmann.Pa1rICIa-24 Hum. Maluree --165 HUMANITIES nDEPARTMENT-23 Humberf. Randy-19 90 Hunter. Leslie-l65 Huro. James-l90 Huro. Nancy6190 Hurfado. Felipifa-59. 72. 134 Husby. Sharon-54. 134 Husfad, Mary-54. I34 Hus1ad. PauI-l65 Hufchinson. Charles-28 Huffner, Pafricia-72. 83. I34 Hyland. Mary-l90 Hyland. Nancy-SI. I34 Hyser. Douglas-68, I34 Hyser. S+ephen-94. 98. I90 Hyser, Susan-I90 lbach. Vicky-I90 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT-Z'S lngalls. Rebecca.-l34 INTRAMURALS-ll7 lrmen. Micheal-16S Irving Thomals-165 1rwm.Terry- Isenberg. Deblra5-50.51 73. 76, 121.14.3 IskIerka. Elaine-l34 lverson. Mary654. 134 Iverson. Mona-73. 76. 134 lverson. Pamela-l90 Iverson. Randa11-165 Iverson. Susan--l90 lvey. Barbar6673. I34 lvey. Jeffrey-190 JackeH, Valerie-l90 Jackian. Mr.-15 Jackman. Jeffrey-165 Jacobs. Michael-I65 Jacobson. Barbara-l90 Jacobson. Brian672. I34 Jacobson. Car016134 Jacobson. Carol'-l90 Jacobson. David-165 Jacobson. Jill-l34 Jacobson. Leew134 Jacobson. Lynn-135 Jacobson. Nancy-190 Jagen. Donald-l90 James, Delores-l34 Janikowski. Jacob-l65 Jardine. JiII-l9 Jarreff. Mildred-I65 Javner. Kathleen6l65 Jaworski. Jean-l90 Jenks. Karyl-I35 Jenks. Mark6166 Jensen. Deborah-l90 Jensen. Donna-166 Jensen. Gregory-135 Jensen. Karen-190 Jensen. KimberIy-l66 Jensen, Nadene-190 Jensen. Sharon-l90 Jeronimus. S'rephen-98. 99, I90 Jessen. Julia-l35 Jessen. Kurf-166 Jevne, Barbara-SO. 53. I35 Johnson, Barbara-l35 Johnson. Brenda-l35 Johnson. Brenda-76. I35 Johnson. CaroI-166 Johnson. Carol-l66 Johnson. Carolyn-l90 Johnson. CheryIMlbb Johnson. Cyn1h1a6166 Johnson. Cynfhia-l90 Johnson. Dan-l66 Johnson. David-109. 166 Johnson. Deborah-l35 Johnson. Debra-190 Johnson. Douglas-53. 166 Johnson. Gae-54. 166 Johnson. Gary-l90 Johnson. Gary-166 Johnson. Gerald-l66 Johnson. Gregory-68. 81. 105. 135 Johnson. Gregory-SO. 166 Johnson. Gregory-IBS Johnson. JaneF-65. I66 Johnson. Janice653. 166 Johnson. Jeanette-l35 Johnson. Jodeffe-166 Johnson. Karen-54. 166 Johnson. Larry-l35 Johnson. Laurie-32. 172. 190 index-Z I I Johnson. Leanne6-135 Johnson. Linda2166 Johnson, Linda-I35 Johnson. Linda-135 Johnson. Linda-166 Johnson. Lyle6-135 Johnson. Mark-l66 Johnson. Mark-I36 Johnson. Mar1y5-136 Johnson. Michae1-166 Johnson. Mifche1-190 Johnson, Mifche11--l90 Johnson. Nancy-I36 Johnson. PafH-l90 Johnson. PauI-l90 Johnson. Randa11-190 Johnson. Randy-l66 Johnson. Rebecca-l90 Johnson. Rebecca2l36 Johnson. Richard-l36 Johnson. Roberf293. 166 Johnson. Roberf-53. 136 Johnson. Roger-IbO Johnson. Lois-IB Johnson. Ronald-l90 Johnson. Sharon-166 Johnson. Sharon-166 Johnson. Sheryl-I9l Johnson. Susan254. 136 Johnson. Susan219l Johnson, Thomas-166 Johnson. Sfeven-l66 Johnson. Valerie-76. 166 Johnson. Vickie2166. 191 Johnson. Mrs.-15 Johnson. Mrs.-15 Johnson. Mrr-IS Johnson. Mrr-32 Johnson. Mr.-IZ Johnsfon. Dean2166 Johnsfon. Lennard-I36 Johnsfon. V1ck1-166 Jolicoeur. Marilee-lbb Joly. Barry-166 Jones. Laura6-I36 Jones. Linda-l36 Jopp. Deborah2166 Jopp. Sandee6-50. 191 Jordan. Bradley2l9l Jordan. Cheryl219l Jordan. Elaine624 Jorgenson. Lee-I91 Jorgenson. Richard-l9l JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT--23 Julson. S+even-l66 Juris. Dennis-IOS. I91 Juul. Pa1r1c1a2l9l Kaasa. Bonnie-l9l Kaasa. Bruce2166 Kahle. William-19I Kaiser. LarrywSI. 166 Kaiser. Pafricia2l66 Kalmore. Nancy-SO. 191 Kamin, Gloria2166 Kamke. Mark-166 Kammeyer. Karen-l66 Kane. Roger-17 Kargel. Colleen--I66 Karhu. Raymond-IB Karia. LaVonne2l9l Karlstad. Linda2166 Karp. Pafrice-Ibb Karsfen. Linda6-l9l Karsfen. NeiI-166 Karvonen. Mary-l36 Kafvala. RoberF-l36 Keegan. RandalF-l9l Keenan, Kafhleen250, 51. 136 Kehn. Kei1h-l66 Keller. Mr.-15 Kelley,Kevin-I66 Kelly. Nancy2136 Kelly. Sue-137 Kelso. Barbara-lbb Kelso. Carol-67. 137 Kemppainen. Mr.-l3 Kennedy. Jean6-l91 Kenfzelman. Richard-Ibb Kerkow. JaneF-l7. l9l Kerkow. Gail--137 Keske. Cyntha-l66 Keske. PauleHe-l9l Kessler. Pafricia6-76. 81. 137. 191 KEY CLUB268. 69 Kilander. Linda276. 81. 157. 166 Kilian. BeverIy-l37. 191 KimmerIe. Kristine250. 191 King. Charles-160. 166 King. Joseph6-19l King. Lauren-19l King. Scoff-I91 2 I 2-index Kirchner. Rebecca-l37 Kirkbride. Deborah-166 Kirkpafrick. Thomas-137 Kisfler. Michae1-191 Kiorsvig. Joan-167 Kladifko. Sandra-I9l Klaers. Pafricia-167 Klaseus. Karen-SO, I91 Klaseus. Kafhy-SI. 137 Klafke. Barbara-l92 Klemenhagen. Thomas-l37 Klemm. Michael-I37 Kleven. John-l67 Klick. Joyce-192 Klinger. Pamela-167 Kloos. DuWayne-27. 50. 51. 53 K1uberfanz. Charles-137 Kludf. Iola-ZI Knaeble. Sandra250. I92 Knight. James6-3O, 93 Knochenmus. Barfon-192 Knoke. Roberfa-l92 Knudsen. Pafricia-l92 Knufson. Chris6-l67 Knu'rson. Randy-137 Kocur, Pafricia-l37 Kodef. Duane2l37 Kodef. Lynda2l67 Koehler. Gary-I37 Koep. Susan2-l67 Koesfler. Kerry6-26 Kohlbeck. Thomas-l67 Kohlbeck. Timofhy-l37 Kohls. Jan--192 KoHers. Sfeven-l92 Kondziolka. Diana-l37 Kondziolka. Louise-192 Konop. Christopher-Sl. 167 Koos. Shaun-IOI. 192 Koosman. Sonia-Sl. 167 Kopiefz. Lesiie-l92 Kopiefz. Michael-93. 167 Koponen. Roberf-1'92 Kopp. William-IB Kormanik. Barbara-167 Kornberg. Jon-167 Koshiol. MichaeI6-167 Koshio1. Patrick-l67 Kofila. Bruce-l92 Kofula. P61112192 K012. Dennis-l37 Kofzer. Becky-167 Kowal. Lawrence-167 Kowal. Linda2192 Krampifz. Barbara-I92 Kranz. David2-l67 Kranz. Diane2192 Kranz. Frances-I37 Kranz. RonaId-l92 Kreber. Julie-l92 Krekelberg. Chrisfine-167 Krekelberg. David-l92 Krenz, Charles-167 Kresa. Henry-99. 192 Krosch. Bonnie-66. I38 Krueger. lvan-IOS. 192 Krueger. Mark-138 Krueger, Richard-54. 138 Kruse. Roland6-167 Kruse, Denise6-138 Kruse. William-I67 Kuch. Elizabefh-I67 Kuglin. Sandra-I38 Kuhn. Karen2l92 Kuhn. Kafhleen-I92 Kuhn. Rober1-167 Kull. Theresa-l38 Kuno. Kurf-IOS. 167 Kunze. Leslie-I67 Kupka, Timofhy44. 45. 73. I61 Kyr. Debbie6-I92 Kuriafnyk. Robert Kurowski. Wayne-I67 Kurrell. Char1es-l38 Kuzmich, Andrew-I38 Kvaal. Diane-192 Kyrola, Randee-I38 LaBelle. Mary-192 LaFavor. Kevin-l93 LaFavor. Mark-138 Labelle. John--l92 Labriola. Kafhryn-l38 Ladd. Bonifa-6-50. 193 Laden. William-I38 Laliberfe. Mary-38. 76. I38 Lambert Heidi-I67 Lambie. KarIa-65. 82. 167 Lambie. Richard-57. I93 Lamphere. David-l38 Lamphere. Jeffrey6-l67 Lamphere. Thomas-l93 Lamusga. Thomas-l67 Langerud. Janice-ISB Langerud. Roberf-193 Langsda1e. James-IOS. 138 Langs4ale. Laurie-l93 Langsdale. S'reven-ICS. 193 LANGUAGE CLUBS-JO. 7l LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-26 Langum. Kafhleen-Bl. 121. 138 Lanners. Pafsy-I38 Lanners. Rachel-l67 Lansberry, Barbara2l38 Larsen. Karen2l38 Larson. Bruce-l93 Larson. CoIleen-l93 Larson. Craig2l93 Larson, Faye-SI. 53. I38 Larson. George-I38 Larson, George2167 Larson. Harry2l38 Larson. Howard--3I Larson. Kafhie-I67 Larson. Kevin-167 Larson. Lila-l67 Larson. Peggy-51.'53. 65. 67. 76. 81. 138 Larson. RonaId-l3 Lash. Bonnie2l39 Lasher. Linda-l39 Laswell, Pafricia-I39 Lafferell. Nancy-l39 Laugerman. Suzeffe-167 Lawrence Vickiew-l67 LeCIaire. Mary6-l93 LeCuyer. James-SO. 105. 193 LeCuyer. William6139 Leach. Carolyn2167 Leamons. Sarah-64. I39 Leander. Richard-I93 Lee. Barbara-493 Lee. Barbara-67. 139 Lee. Dennis-167 Lee. Margaret Lee. Patricia-193 Lee. Victoria-I39 Leech, Michael251. 53. I39 Leininge-r. Thomas Lemire. George-I39 Lenarz. James-l39. I70 Leonard. Nancy-167 Leonard, Scoff-l93 Leslie. David-I93 Lefellier. Darlene-139 Lefellier. Leonard-168 Leuer. Theodore-93. 98. I68 Levno. Susan276. 168 Lewis. Bradley-109. 168 Lewis. Daniel-SO. 193 Lewis. David-l39 Lewis. Glenn-168 Lewis. Leonard-SO. 139 Lexcen. Barbara6-168 Ley. Linda-I39 Liberafor. Rosemary-SO. 51. I39 Liberafor. Roxanne-168 LIBRARY AIDES-I6 LIBRARY CLUB-66 Lidsfer. D1anne-I93 Lidsfer. Gary2168 Liemandf. Pafricia6-139 Lilley. Barbara-l93 Lindberg. Barbara2l68 Lindberg. CIyde-168 Lindell. Jan6-I68 Linden. Thomas-168 Lindgren. Janeh-139 Lindgren. Leeanne-193 Lindsfrom. Terry-139 Lingl. Bonifa-168 Linoberg. CaroIe-l93 Lipinski. Helen-193 Lipfon. Charles-IbB Lisfug, Gary-168 Lifchy. Gayle-l93 Livingsfon, Michae1-139 Lloyd. Debra-50, I93 Lloyd. John293 Lloyd. Nancy-SO. I93 Locke. Granf-ZS Loesch. Anne-I93 Lofsness. Scoff-l93 Loftus. LuAnn-193 Lohmann. Lynn-l93 Long. Cynfhia-l68 Longie. JoeI-HO Lonke. Pamela-I93 Lopac. Gary-l68 Lorenfxen. Roberf-ZS. 93. 95. 99 Loula. Richard-95. 168 Loushin. Terrance-ZS Loven. De1-168 Lovgren. Kennefh2l93 Lubinski. David-I93 Luby. Kennefh-54. 140 Luby. Mariorie-45. 54. 168 Luby. Pafricia-I93 Lucchesi. John-54. I68 Ludfke. Pamela-Sl. 81. 168 Luedemann. Pau1-168 Lund. Barbara-168 Lund. James-l93 Lund. Kenf-I93 Lund. PameIa-l93 Lundberg. Richard-72. I40 Lundborg. James257. I93 Lundeen. Glenn-le Lunden. MichaeF-MO Lundgren. Pamela-SO. 52. 168 Lundmark. Renee-le Lundquisf. Bruce-l68 Lundquisf. Rober'1-l68 Lundquisf. Monica-168 Lundquisf. Thomas-68. 80. I40 Lussenhop. Daniel-SO. 53. 73. 140 Lussenhop. Leroy-30 Lussenhop. Pau1-51. 168 Lutferman. Judy-23 Lyons, Pafrick-193 M Maas. Geraldine-l93 Maas. RonaId-HO MacDonald. Dan-l40 MacDonald. Ga112168 MacDonald. Larry-168 MacWhirfer. CaroI-38. 72. 140. I91 Macdermoff. Anthony-l93 Mach. David-l70 Mach. Lin-I7 Mack. Charles2193 Mack. Judifh-l93 Mack. Timothy-HO Mackenfhun. Craig-168 Mackenfhun. Darrell-HO Mackey. Laurie-168 Madden. Charles-168 Madison. David--l93 Madison, Neil-HO Madsen. David-168 Magnuson. Sally-l93 Mahnke. Barbara-HO Maine. Deanne-SO. 53. 73. 81. I40 Maki. Jerome-168 Maki. Phyllis-I93 Maliiewski. Mary-HO Malikowski. Michael-168 Malmberg. Roy-I93 Mandel. Andre-57. 168 Malmberg. Roy-l93 Mandel. Andre-57. 168 Manders Jerome-l68 Manders. Thomas-IOS. I40 Mandis. Nickolas-94. 99. I393 Manley. Gregory-l94 Mann, Lorinda-l68. 186 Mans. Gregory6-l94 Manfhei. Henry-l94 Manfhei. Timofhy-94. 194 Manuelson. Liana-I68 Manwaring. Mardean--194 Manz. David-l94 Marcel. Befiw-H Maresh. Mary--I40 Marhula. Stan230 Marks. Colleen-I4l Marks. Dennis-l94 Marks. Geraldine-Hl Marks. Joan-l94 Marc. Barbara-168 MarqueHe. Diane-l94 Marshall. SherrilI-194 Marfh. Kafhy-Hl Marth. Roxanne-IbS Harfin. David-57. 141 Marfin. Robin-l94 Mason. Gail--141 Masfers. Thomas-ZZ. 98. 121, I41 Masfrian. Cassandra-169 Mateffy. Mary-169 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT-28. 29 Maison. Cynihia-169 Mattson, Susan2-l94 Mafueski. Mary-I94 Mafuzek. Michae1-28. 68. 141 Maund. Susan-l94 Maunu. Sharon-169 Max. Victor-I94 McAIpine. Pa'rrice-Hl McCann. Lynn-169 McCarthy. Maureen-Hl McChensney-Hl McClure. Roberf-Ml McCourfney. Michael-IOS. I94 McCoy. Maureen-169 McDiIl. Karen-BI. 141 McDonald. Eileen-l94 McDonald. Eugene-169 McDona1d. Krisfi-l94 McDougaII. Jane5l69 McFeer. Linda-I69 McGeer. Jeffrey5l94 McKee. Julikl69 McKenzie. DonaId-l69 McKenzie. KevIn-99I I94 McKinley. MichaeI-l94 McLaughlin. Kafhleen-l69 McLean. Thea-l94 McLellan. Susan-SOI I94 McLennanI Jeffrey5l69 McLennanI Mark-l94 McLennan. Terry-I69 McLeod. Colleen-I69 McLeod. LeSIIe-l69 McMillan. Mary-Hl McNeely. Paffi-72I I69 McNurIIn. Murri-l96 McQuisIenI Pafricia-I69 Meehan. PamiIa-I94 Meehan. Pafricia-I69 Meese. Bruce-22I 68. HI Meidal. Granf-54I I94 Meidal. Jeffrey-Hl Meidal. Mrs.--l6 Meier. Richard5l69 9Melby. EIIen557I I94 Melcherf. Sandra-l95 Melich. WiIIiam-l95 Melin. PameIa-I70 Melin. Rebecca-l95 Menard. Susan-SOI I95 Mensch. Joyce-73I 76, 82. HI Merchant Thomas-SOI HI Merchant Yvonne-l95 Merrill. Donn-73. 93. HO. I4I Merry. Jennifer-I7 Merfen. Joan-Hl Meyer. David-SOI I95 Meyer. Gregory-9B. I70 Meyer. KevIn-90. I95 yer. Renie-l32. I4I Meyerhoff. Shannon-I70 Michalicek. Richard-Z? Michel. Marilyn-I70 MickelsonI Roberf-SO. I95 Middlesfadt Terry-l70 Miedema. lone-I95 Mikwold. John-I70 MiIesI LeAnnelle-l70 Milford. Raymond-I70 Miller. Becky-HI Miller. Bruce5l95 Miller, Deborah-I70 MiIlerI James-l70 Miller. Laura-I95 MilIer. LInda-76I I70 Miller. Mark5l4l Miller. Mark3l70 Miller. Mary-I95 Miller. Nancy-l70 Miller. RandalI-HZ Miller. Richard-l70 Miller. Steven5l70 Miller. Thoma5593I I70 Miner. James-72. I42 Miners. Jon-SII I70 Minick. Renee-l42 Modrow. Charlene-l70 Modrow. CoIIeen-BII I70 Modrow. David5l70 Moe. Debra-SO. I70 MoeI Richard-IOZ. IOSI I70 Moe. Roberf-IO9I I70 Moe. VicforIa-HZ Moeller. Jeanne-I95 Moeller. MichaeI-I95 Moen. Francine-l42 Moen. Wayne-l42 MokIer. Mary-82. I95 Moldesfad. Mark-l95 Monegar. Mrs.5l5 Monkkonen. Peer-54 Monneff. Sharon-65. 72. I42 Monroe. Kelley-l95 Monroe. PameIa-l70 Monroe. Terri576I I42 Monson. George-MZ Monson. JiII-l42 Monson. RandaII-I7O Monfcalm. Richard-I7O Montgomery. Mary-57I I95 MonfiI MichaeI-I70 Monti. Michelle-l70 Moore. Kathryn-HZ Moore. Lynn-I95 Morgan. Diana-l95 Morgan. Jackie-l70 Morgan. Linda-l95 Morgan. Richard-l95 Morin. Bruce-I70 Morin. Cynfhia-bSI 67. I70 MorisseHe. Douglas-I95 Mork. John-I95 Mork. Larry-l95 Mork. Rosemary-53I 76. I42 Morken. Melanie Morris. Charles-I70 Morrison. Douglas-57. I42 Morrison. Roberf-IOSI I95 Morrow. CanhIa-l70 Morse. CeceIIa-l95 Morse. Kevin-I42 Moselle. Mark-HZ Moselle. Randy5l05I I95 Moulfon. CaroI-l42 Mourning, James5l42 Muggli. Kafhleen-I7I Mullaney. Donna-I95 Mulvey. Dennis-l56. I7I Murdock. Roy550I I05. I95 Murdock. VaIerie-57. l7l Murphy. Colleen-I7I Murphy. William5l95 Murray. James-93 Murray. John594. I95 Murray. Richard-l95 Murschel. Sandra-l95 MUSICAL-44. 45 MUSIC DEPARTMENT-27 Mufferer. Mary-I42 Myklebusf. Sandra-73. I42 N Nali. Frances-54, 72. l7I Nash. Baxrbara-l95 Nash. GaiI-l7l NATIONAL HONOR-72. 73 Naugle. Linda-I42 Need. S+even-l7l Neese. Nancy-MZ Negen, Daniel-I95 Negen. Gary-94I I95 Nellis. Mrs.-I6 Nelson. CheryI-I7I Nelson Chrisanne-l95 Nelson. DanieI-I7I Nelson. David-l7l Nelson. Debra-l95 Nelson. Donn-5l. I42 NeIsonI Gregory-l7l. 202 Nelson. James-l99. I95 Nelson. Jean-I7I. 202 Nelson. Kafhryn-l95 Nelson. Lorna-SO. 5!. WI Nelson. Margaref-I7l Nelson. MichelIe-I7l Nelson. PameIa-l95 Nelson. PaIricIa-I43 Nelson. PauI-I43 Nelson. Phyllis-I8 Nelson. Rebekah-l7l Nelson. Richard-57 Nelson. Roger-l7l Nelson. Sharon-I95 Nelson. S+ephen-l7l Nelson. Susan-I43. I7I Nelson. Susan-l7l Nelson. Thomas-l43 Nelson. Vicki-l7l Nelson. Thomas-I7l Nelson. Wendy-I95 Nem Barbara-l 6 NEPTeUNES DAUGHTERS-6l Nerofhln. Anne-I7l Nefka. Jeanne-l43 Neumann. Gary-l43 Neumann. Renee-I95 Neumann. Roxanne-l95 Neumann. Wendy-l43 Newman. MichaeI-SOI 94. I95 Newton. MarIanne-73. 76. l56I l7l Newfson. Gregory-I7I Nichols. John-l43 Nichols. Ross-I43 Nichols. Thomas-I95 Nicka. S+anIey-67. I43 NickaIsonI Gary-l43 Nickolauson. Gary-HS Nickolauson. Susan-SO. 65.72. l57. I7l NIederhaus. Sandr7a-54. 66. 73. I43 Nielsen. James- Nelson. Lois--50Il 75'3. 65. 67. 73. 8!. I43 Niemela. Martha-Zl NiIIesI Thomas-l7l NiIsen. Beffy-SOI I96 Nilsen. Roberf-Sl. I43 Nihkorski. Bonnie-Sl. l7l Norberg. Kevin-8l. I73. l80. I96 Norby. Diane-l96 Norcross. Sandy Nord. BeverIy-SOI I96 Nord. Glen-35 Nordberg. Douglas-93 Nordensfrom. Kafhryn-l7l Nordin. Lois-I44 Nordin. Marcia-l96 . . Nordness. Paula-54I I7l Norgon. RIchard-IM Norgren. BonnIe-l96 Norgren, James-IOZI IOSI 127. I44 Norton. John-23 Norfon. Valerie550I I96 Nourie. Joseph-I96 Novak. Brian-I96 Novak. Susan-I7l Nowachek. Edward573. 98. I44 Noyes. John-I7I Nyborg. Carol-l96 Nygaard. CaroIe-l96 Nygaard. Arfhur-l96 Nyland. Colleen3l44 Nylen. PhyIlIs-I96 Nysfrom. Nancy-I96 Nysfrom. Sharon5l7l O O'Bannon. Lawrence-l44 O'Brien. James-l96 O'DeIII DougIas-I7l O'Neil. JohnAl. 98. I72 O'Neill. Cyntha-I96 O'Reilly. Michael-I44 O'Rourke. MicheIIe-I72 Obinger. Patrick-l7l Oemcke. KenneIh-72. I44 Oesferreich. Andrea350. 53. 76. I57I I72 Oefien. John-I72 OFFICE EDUCATION--74 Ogren. Douglas3l96 Ohman. David-82I 83. 93. I44. 20I Oldre. Clifford-94I I96 Oldre. Dallas338. 93. I44I I87 Oliver. James-IZBI I44 OImsfead. David-I96 Olmsfead. PafrIcia-l72 Olsen. Jan-SOI I72 Olsen. John-I96 Olsen. Lynn-l96 Olsen. Muriel-66I l4l Olson. Barbara-l72 Olson. Barbara- Olson. Brenda-76. 6I.56 I58I I92 Olson. Cheryl-l96 Olson. Colleen-I96 Olson. Curfis-I96 Olson. Cyn'rhia-l96 Olson. Denise-57. 65. l56. I92 Olson. Roger-l96 Olson. Gary-57. I44 Olson. Gregory-l72 Olson. JaneI-I72 Olson. Jay-l44 Olson. Jeaninkl96 Olson. Joelle-57I I72 Olson. Judy-54I I72 Olson. Kafhleen-I96 Olson. Kevin-l72 Olson. Laura-SI. I72 Olson. Lynnae-l96 Olson. LynneHe-I96 Olson. MichaeI-l72 Olson. PameIa-SOI I96 Olson. RandaIl-l72 Olson. Richard-53I I72 Olson. RobIn-38. 40. 54. I2II l25. I44, I78 'OIson. RonaId-I72 Olson. Roxanne-SII I44 Olson. Sandra3l96 Olson. Scof'r-l96 Olson. ScoH-SO. I96 Olson, Sfeven-l72 Olson. Sfeven-IM OIson. Susan-l96 Olson. Terry-I45 Olson. Vincenf-l72 Oney. TerrI-l72 Opifz. Debra-l96 Opifz. Duane-I72 Opsahl. Chriane-l72 O RCH ESTRA-57 Ordahl. Donna-23 Ore. Connie-76I I72. I92 Orey. Terri-l72 Ornaf. Paul-I45 Osborn. William-l96 Osgood. Jean-l96 Osman. Chrisfine-l96 Osfrom. Jane-50I I96 OsvoId. Bruce-I72 OsvoId. Chrisfine-MS OffelrbladI Shari Owens. Vicki-I72 OxIey. Sandra-l73 PanIIInI Cynfhia5l96 Pape. Thomas-l96 Pappas. Kristie--l73 Pappas. Lori-l96 Parfyka. Gerald5l45 PasI. Gregory-HS Pafferson. Rebecca-l73 Pafferson. Thomas-HS PaHerson. Timothy-HS Paul. Robert--57I I73 Paulsen. Roger-I96 Paulson. Greg-I45 Paulson. Gregory-I73 Paverrud, Te-rry-I73 Pawlid. Janef-l45 Payn'fer. Mark-SI. 53. I45 Pazandak. Cafhrine-l73 Pearson. Gary-93I I73 Pearson. Mark Jeffrey3l73 Pearson, PameIa350. SI. I73 Pechfel. Thomas5l73 Peddicord. TerrI-I96 Peddicord. Vicki-l73 Pedersen. Leland-IOS. I96 PedersonI Debra-I96 Pede-rson. Gary-I96 Peek. Mary5I73 Pemberfon. RandaIl-l9 Pence. Frances-l45 Pendzimas. Dawn-l97 Pendzimas. MIchael-I97 Penner. Pairick5l45 PEP CLUB-76 Perri. Michael3l97 Perricone. Barbara-I73 Perricone. Randolph-94I I97 PerH. Larry550. I97 PeferI Mary-SOI I97 Pefers. Roberf55lI I73 PeIersonI Barry-IOSI I73. I99 Peferson. Carol3l45 Peierson. CaroI-ZI Peferson. Cherie-l97 Peferson. Debra-l73 Peferson. Douglas-93I I73 Petersen. Eileen-I97 Peferson. Gary-44I 45. 68. I45. I93 Pe'rerson. Gary-l97 Peferson. Jerry-I97 Peferson. Joann-MS Peferson. Kafherine-l45 Peterson. Linda-I73 Peterson. LInda-l73 Peterson. LInda-l97 Peferson. Lyneffe-BZI I73 Pefarson. Mark5l Peferson, Mary-l73 Peferson. Michael-l73 Peterson. PaHy-75I I45 Peterson. PauI-68I I97 Peferson. Ralph-l97 Peferson. Raymond-73 Peterson. Ricky3l97 Peferson. Seoff-l97 PeIersonI Sharer-76I I45 Pe'IersonI Susan-I73 Peferson. Susan-SOI I97 Peterson. Terri-I97 Pe'rerson. Valerie-l45 Peterson. Mrs.-l5 Petersen. Vernon-I97 Peferson. William5l73 Peferzen. MichaeI-l97 PeIrowske. Rebecca-l73 Pefry. Gary-HS Peura. RusseIl-94I I97 Pfahl. LindawSOI I97 Pfeninger. Greg-l73 PheiferI Edward-I97 Phillips. James-I73 Phillips. Jeffrey-ZI Phillips. Rome-I73 Phillips. Rth-SOI SI. 57. I73 PHYSICAL EDUCATION-32 Piccenelli. Ann-I97 PIch. John-l97 Pickus. James-l46 Pierce. Gregory Pierson. Debrah-I73 PieI'zI Gerald-93I I73 Pilon. John-93I I46 PinkleyI Shirley-l73 Pionk. MichaeI-l73 Pipp. SfephaneI-Mb Pitcher. James-5l. I73 Plafzer. Denese-I73 PohII Mark-I46 Pohl. MichaeI-l97 Pollack. Lynn-I97 Pomerleau. Beverley-l97 Ponicki. Christine-76I I64. I72I I73 Popp. William-I97 Porter. Charles-I97 index32 I 3 Porfer. Mark-I73 Porfer. Vicki-I97 Posfhumus. Judifh-I73 Pouliof. Jeaneer-I73 PouIiof, Vernon-I46 Povroznik, Michael-l46 Prall. SIeven-I46 Praska. Thomas494. 99. I97 Preuss. PauI-I97 Priebe. Susan-I97 Prigge. Ann-SO. 5l. I73, I90 Primeu. Sandra-I73 PRINCIPALS-I3 Prochnow. Larry-35 Prodahl. Reuben-I97 Prokop. Jon-73. l03. I05. I73 Prokop. William-IOS. I46 Przymus. Gary-l73 Pfaszek. Sfeven-I98 Pugh. James-93. I73 Pugh. Jo'nn4l46 PulesIon. Charles-I98 Popeza. Mark-l46 Purdy. Newfon-I73 Purnick. MichaeI-50, I98 Purs. James-I98 Q Quady. Pairicia-SO, I98 QUILL 8x SCROLL-86. 87 Quinlan. Timofhy-I73 Quinn. Mary-l74 Rademacher. Barbara-Hb Rader. Nancy-SO. I98 Rademacher. Linda-I74 Radzak, Lee-93. I46 Raffelson. JanH4 RaffeIson, Jean-I74 Ragnon. Michael-I98 Rako. James-I98 Rambow. Connie-I74 Ramundf. Craig-I74 Ramundf. Sandra-I98 Randall. Dave-I9 Randall, Susan-I74 Randolph. Norris Randf. Marlys-I98 Rapafz. Roxanne-l74 Raun. Angela-I98 Raveling. Maffhew-99. I98 Reader. Douglas-SI. 53. I46 Ree. Jerry-I74 Reed. CheryII-SI. 53. 54. 73. I46 Reed. Chrisfopher-57. I74 Reed. Ktherine-53. 73. I46 Reed. Sandra-I98 Reed. Vicky-SI. 53. I74 Regenauer. Colleen-I46 Rehbine. Larry-I74 Rehschuh. Nancy-I46 Rehwaldf. Sfeven-I46 Reiber. Linda-I98 Reiber. Rober'r-I46 Reicherf. Richard-I98 Reid. Micgaek-54. 93. 98. I74. 20l Reierson. Kevin-I Reiman. Wesley-I98 Reimer. Charles-I46 Reimer. Jane-l46 Reimer. Mary-I74 Reimer. Susan-l98 ReinerI. Karen-I74 Reinerf. Thomas-I98 Reinke. Janis-l46 Reinke. Joan-I98 Reinking. Gregory-Hb Reinking. Pairicia-I47 Reiss. John--I98 Re'iss. Kafhleen-I74 Reisa. Mike-57. I98 Rengo. Carolyn-I74 Revord. Gary-I47 Rex. DonaId-H Reynolds. Bonnie-I47 Reynolds. Dana-I74 Reynolds. Terri-I98 Rhoe. Mary-I74 Rice. Becky-I98 Rice. Duaine-I98 Rice. Kennefh-93. 95. I47 Richards. Lynneer-65. I37. I74 Richards. MichaeI-93. I74 Rick. Janef-82. I98 Rick. Marilyn-76. 83. I74 RickeIf. Jeanien Ricksham. David-I74 2 I44index Rleschl. Mrs.4I6 Riess. S+even-I74 Riley. MichaeI-l74 Ring. Virginia-I47 Ring. Virginia-I47 Ringwelski. Robef-l98 Ripczinski, Jeffrey-l74 Rishovd. Krisiine-I98 Robeck. Danny-I47 Roberfs. Colleen-I74 RoberIs. KeiIh-l98 RoberIs. SheryI-I74 Robinson. Dennis-l98 Robinson. Thomas-I74 Robuck. Bruce-I74 Roddy. John-I47 Rogers. CheryI-I47 Rogers. Marilyn-I74 Rogman. Renee-I47 Rohe. Susan-I74 Rohloff. James-I74 Romann. LaureIfa-l98 Ronning. John-39. 50. 5I. I74 Rooney. Barbara Roop. Mrs.-I6 Roof. S'Iephen--94. I98 ROOTER CLUB-77 Rosander. Sheryl472. I47 Ross. David-l98 Ross. Frank-I98 Ross. Heidi--I6 Rofher. Nancy-I47 Roubik. Teri-I98 Royalfy. Barbara-I98 Royalfy. David-I74 Ruch Ryan-8I. 93. 98. I74 Rudick. Carey-I98 Rudie. Connie-50. SI. 52. 76. I74. I90 Rudie. Kafhryn-54. 73. I47 Rudolph, Gerald4-I74 Rudolph. Richard-I74 Rudolph. SheryI-I98 Rue. Charles-I98 Ruffenach. MichaeI-SI. I74 Ruikkie. Thomas4-I47 Runquisf. Karen-75. I47 Rush. Charles-I9 Russell. Linda--I98 RusIad. Debra-8I. I98 Ruud. Debra-l74 Ruzicka. David-l98 Ryan. Cafherine-I99 Rya-n. Charles-I47 Ryan. RobIer--I48I74 Ryh'ri. Bruce--5I. Rykken. DeboraI-Elw.4 SI. 52. I74 Saenger. Janice-I75 Saksa. Brian-l48 Saliny. Richard--27 Samels. John-I99 Sams. Douglas4l75 Sams. Jon-I48 Sams. LoIa-l75 Sandberg. Judy-73. 76. I48 Sanderson. Cynfhia-66. I75 Sands. Jerry-l75 Sandvick. Bonnie-22 SaIrris. Vickie-76 Saiher. Andrea-54. 73. I48 Saunders. DanieI-l99 Savchenko. Sharlen-I75 Scaia. PameIa-73. 76. I48 Scarbrouqh. Georqo-I3 Schaber. Vickie-SO. SI. 52. I75 Schall. Brian-I75 Schammel. Jacqueline-8l. I75 Schaper. Don Schaul. MichaeI-54. I48 Scheelk. Bruce-I48 Scheelk. Thomas-I99 Scheevel. Michael-l99 Scheffler. Linda-I48 Scheidecker, Jean-I48 Scheidecker. Penny-I99 Schendel. Christine-I99 Schendel. Randy-I75 Schendel. Susan-I99 Scherer. Linda--I75 Schieck. Chris-I99 Schiefe-rli. Bonnie-I48 Schilling. DaneIIe-50. I99 Sclh4ilsling. Maureen-38. 40. 50. 73. 8I. Schirmers. Jean-l48 Schissel. Pafricia-HB Schlechter. BefIy-l48 Schlechfer. Duane-I75 Schlender. BeIh-I75 Schlende'r. Karen4l99 Schlesky. Luann-I99 Schlick. Charles-I48 Schlosser. Nancy-54. I75 Schmid, Carolyn-SI. 53. I48 Schmid. Dennis-SO. I05. I99 Schmid. Thomas-I99 Schmidt Dianc-r-I75 Schmidf. Janicehl75 Schmidt Joseph-I75 Schmidf. LeAnn-72. I48 Schmidt Mary4l99 Schmidt Michael-I48 Schmidt SIeven-l48 Schmidf. RoIIie-29 Schmidf. Sfephen-35 Schmidf. Susan-I99 Schmidt Vicki-SO. SI. 64. I75 Schmiff. David-I99 Schmoyer. David-I05. I49 Schnack. Bruce-SI. I75 Schnell John-72 SchneII. RoberI-l99 SchoId. Karin-l49 Schopper. Milfon-l75 Schopper. Ricky-I49 Schrade. Dawn4l99 Schrader. PauIa-I75 Schreider, CheryI-I99 Schroeder. Susan-I75 SchroedI. HaroId-I75 ScuIIer. Chrisfine-I75 Schuller. Susavn-l75 Schulfz. Debra-I99 Schulfz. Gwendolyn--I49 Schulfz. Karen-I99 Schulfz. KenneIh-I28. I49 Schultz. George-l75 Schulz. Mr.-I5 Schulze. Bradley-SO. I99 Schumacher. Byron-I75 Schumann. CheryI-76. I49 Schumann. Ronald-I99 Schusfer. Mark-Sl. I49 SchusIer. Sfeven-l75 Schwankl. Ronald-l75 Schwanz. Mary-I75 Schwartz. RosadeIIe-I9 Schwarfz. Terw-I75 Schwerke. Richard-I75 Schwichfenberq, Randy-SI. I75 SCIENCE CLUB-78 ScoH. Linda-54. 72. I75 Scof'r. Pairicia-I75 Seagard. John-73, I49 Seav'ey. RoberI-I49 Sebesfa. Sharon-I75 SECRETARIES-IS SeeIIg. Mrs.-I6 Seelye. Mrs.-IS Seiberf. Janef-I75 Seih. Roy-25 Selig. Thomas-I75 SelIman. Ka'IhIeen-l49 SeIlman. Roxanne-l99 Serril. Gokeen-I99 Sever. Mary-I75 Severson. Deborah-I75 Severson. RoberI-I75 Severson. Vanessaa-I99 Sewald. Gregory-299 SewaId. Kafhleen-I75 Shackelford. HoIIy-200 Shackelford. Debra-ZOO ShallbeHeIr. AIIen-l49 Shallbeffer. Sfeve-l76 Shank. iMarfha-I9 Shannon. Susan-ZOO Sharp. GaiI--I76 Sharpe. Donifar-ZOO Shaskey. Mary-I76 Shea. Denise-ZOO Shelley. Deborah-I76 Shelfon. LaCene-ZOO Sheppard. James-l76 Shepperd. Michael-ZOO Sherrif'r. Jill-I76 Shivers. Nancy-I49 ShoII. Vicki-8l. I76 Sicora. Darcy-I49 Sicora. Janiece-SO. 76. I49 Sicora. Rebecca-I76 Sicora. Roberfa-I76 Siegel. Jon-200 Siegel. Nancy-l76 Siefried. Jean-ZOO Siegfried. JilI-38. 54. 73. l2I. I49 Siercks. Dewa ne-I76 Sieveke. Kafhleen-ZOO SIIberman. Mrs.-I2 Sills. SIephanie-l76 Simkins. Mary-l76 Simmons. KeiIh-I76 ' Sipe. Jerry4l49 Sipe. Thomas-I76 Siorgren. Linda-I76 Siosfrom. BeIh-ZOO Skare. Canhia-ZOO Skare, Diane-76. I50. 20l Skeie; Susan-ISO Skelfon $Ieven-99. 200 SKI CL LBU Skiff. JamesZB. I76 Skoglund. Nancy4l50 Skoog. Bonnie-72. 82. I50 Skoog. RusseII4200 Skruppy. Craig-ZOO Slais. Jamihl76 SligeIr. Charles-ZOO SIoneker. Mark-ISO Slupske. Frederick4200 SmegaI. Kafhleen-ISO Smifh. Baverly-29 Smith. Bun-200 SmiIh. Bruce-I76 Smifh. CaroI-4l76 Smifh. CheryI-I76 Smith, Chrisfine-I76 Smifh. Debbie-l50 Smith. Deborah-I76 Smith. Diana-200 Smith. Gary-ZOO Smith. Gregory-57. I05. I76 Smifh. Karen-I76 Smith. Linda-ZOO Smifh. Ma-rsha-200 Smifh. Merry-82. I40. I50 Smifh. Michelle-l76 Smith. Monnie-200 Smi'rh. PameIa-57. 200 Smifh. SheryI--l50 Smith. SIeven--I50 Smifh. Sfeven-SO. 200 Smith. Vicky-ZOO Smofhers. David-ZOO Smofhers. RandaI-68. BI. 92. 93. I76 Smykalski. Marlene-Z Snaza, Melanie-ZOO Snodgrass. Karen-ISO Snodgrass. Mark-l76 SNOW WEEK-44. 45 Snusfad. Roberf-30. I26 Snusfad. Roberfa-SO. 200 Snyder. Linda-200 Soboy. Sandra-ZOO Sobraske. MichaeI-93. I76 SOCIAL STUDIES-33. 34. 35 Sodergren. Mary Lou-65. 200 SodersI-rom. Roxanne-ISO Sohn. Darrel-3I. 94. HO Soley. Joanne-I76 Solis. MarIe-29 Solorz. Donna-200 Solorz. Sandra-l76 Sorbel. Mrs.-l6 Sorenson-54. I50 Sorkin. EIIiof-ISO SPEECH DEPARTMENT-23 Spence. Michael-IOS. 200 Spencer. Dean-I05. I76 Spencer. James-94. 99. 200 Spencer Ronnie-I76 Spier. Rebecca-ZOO Spifzenberger. John-l76 SpizaIe. James-200 Spizale. JudiIh-ISO Sprague. Arthur-93. I76 Sprangers. Joan-SO. SI. 66. 72. 76. ISO Springer. EIvers-I4 Stadnik. Susan-8l. I76 Sfaebler. Brenda-ZOO Sfager. DanieI-ISO Sfager. Deborah-I76 Staples. Jeffery-l76 Staples. Ken-35 SIapIes. Susan4200 Sfaskivige. Melody-200 Sfavanau. Debra-ZOO Sfearns. MichelIe-ISO Sfeeber. Marilyn-ZOO Sfeen. Curfis-ZOO Sfeer. Linda--I50 Steer. Sfeven-l76 Sfegora. Kafen-I76 Sfeidler. Cris-38. 76. I50 Sfein. Debra-ISO SIein. Kurf-ZOO Sfeiner. Linda-75. ISO Sfeiner. Louis-Zm Sfeinerf. Ronald-ZOO Sfenberg. Susan-38. 76. ISO S'reuarf. Debra-73. 76. 150 Sfevens. Linda-ZOI Sfewarf. Daniel-20l Sfewarf PameIa-ZOI Sfibal. James-ZOI SIIChfer, Lewis2l5l Sfockdill. Gregory-ZOI Stockdill, Rebecca-SO. 20l Sfockwell. Clinfon-ZOI Sfoeckmann, Linda-ISI Sfomberg, Carol-SO. 5l. I76 Sfoops. Roberf-I76 Sforlie. William9l76 Strand. Erik-73. lSI Sfrand. Karin-72. 156. I76 Sfrand. Linda-I76 Sfrebinger. Susan-l76 Sfreefer. Brian-Sl. l5l Sfrensrud. Richard-l3 Sfrohkirch. Jean-ISI Sfrom. Donald-20I Sfuarf. Debra-SO. 53 STUDENT COUNClL-SO. 8l STUDENT LlFE-48. 49 Sfueland. Shelly9l5l Sfuhr. Cherypw, I5I Sfunfebeck, Mark-ZOI Sfufh. Linda220l Suedbeck. John9l76 Sullivan. Daniel--201 Sullivan. Eugene-22 Sullivan, Joan-I77 Sullivan. Kafhleen-l77 Sullivan. Mary-ISI Sullivan. Mary-l77 Sullivan. Pefer-ZOI Sunders. David-94, 99. 20! Surrnson. Roberf-ZOI Svindal. Kim-l77 Swanson, James-22 Swanson. Kim2l77 Swanson. Lory-20l Swanson. MichaeI-ISI Swanson. Roy-ZOI Swanson. Terry-ZOI Swanson. Todd220I Sward. Roberf-ZOI Swarfz. George2l77 Swelander. Nancy95l. ISI Swenson. Darel922 Swenson, Greg-ZOI Swenson. Mark-ZOI Swanson. PauI-l5l SWIMMING-IH. Il5. ll6 Swonger. Laurie-SO. 20l Swonger, SJreven--72I l5! Swore. Celesfe-ISI Szymanski. DavId-l77 Tabaka. Roberf915l. I77 Tacheny. Marsha-l77 Tacheny. Roberf-ISI Tader. Virginia-l77 Taff. Courfney-ZOI Taif, Sfephen-I77 Takafa. Bruce-72. l5l Takemofo. Jeffrey-IOS, 20! Takemofo. Susan-ISI Takkinen, Kim9201 TALONS-SZ. 83 Tardif. John2l05. 177 Targeson. Crisann-ISI Targeson. MarceiI-l77 Targeson. Sfephen-l05. 20l Taubman, Sally-54. I77 Taylor. Marcia-JOI Taylor. Scoff-73. I5I Teigen, Gary-202 Tempel. Marvin-l77 Ten Eyck. Marlene-202 Tharp. Cafhy-ISI Thayer. Mark-ZOZ Theisen. Jeanelle-I77 Theisen. Richard-ISI TheriauH. Cynfhia-ISI Tehriaulf. Yvonne-l77 ThillI Bonnie-l77 Thomas. James-Sl. 57. ISI Thomey. Patricia-l77 Thompson. Craig9202 Thompson. Deborah-ISI Thompson. Ker-202 Thompson. Roberf-ISZ Thompson. Sharon-ISZ Thompson, Theodore-ZOZ Thompson. Toni-l77 Thomsen. Lorence-57. 105. I77 Thomsen. Mrs.2l Thomson. Nancy3l52 Thorbus, Timofhy-IS Thorson. Daniel-ZOZ Thorsfad. Carla-ZOZ Threinen. James-3l Thulin, Charlesl-ZOZ Tidemann. Craig-l77 Tiedeman. Mrs.--l6 Tidwell. Barbara-l77 Tierney. James-ISZ Tierney. Jan-202 Tierney. Lisa2202 Timm. Robin993, I77 Timmerman, MichaeI-ZOZ Timming, Susan-l77 Tissino. Duilio-59. 72. I52 Tobin. John-l9. 35 Toffe. Cheryl-202 Tokle. Penny-54. I77 Tomschin. Greogry-ISZ Topolka. Joseph9l77 Tornberg. Joyce-26 Torpy. Befh-ZOZ Torpy. Mary-l77 Toff. Herman-l77 Towey. Roberf-I77 Traczvk, DaVId-l77 Traczvk, 1homas-202 IRADES AND INDUSTRY-75 Traeger. Mr.-l5 Traron Thomas-l77 Traffon John-202 Iran. ThiNquvef-359. 73. 76. I43 Trapp. Janice-202 Traufwein. Marvin935 Treb. Cynthia2202 Trierweiler. Robin-l77 Tripp. Lisa-202 Tripp. Roger-I77 Trisko, Joseph2l52 Truchinski. Patrick-l52 Trushenski. LInda-ISZ Trushenski. Vicki-ZOZ Tschannen. Kennefh-Sl. I77 Turner. Dean3l52 Turner. Gregory-ZOZ Turner. Karen2202 Turner. Roger-ISZ Tyler. David-99. 202 Tynen. Janeen-ISZ Tyson, Minav-SO. 202 Thompson. Nancy-73. 76 U Udesen, Jeffrey-202 Ullevig, Constance-ZOZ Ulrich. Lynd0n9l3 Unker, Janis-i86 Ufechf. Sheryl-202 Ufechf. S+anley-I53 UHer. MichaeI-l53 Uffer. Pairick-IOS. 202 V Vaars, Leeanneffe-ZOZ Valez. William2l78 Van Buskirk. GaIe-73, 82. 124. l53 Van Dake. Cynfhia-I78 Van Dusen. Scoff-I78 Van Valkenburg. Carole-SO. 5l. l53 Van Vickle. Kim-94. 202 Van Wie. Jennifer-SO. 53. l53 Van Wie. Linda-Sl. 53. 76. I78 Van Wie. Mrs.-I5 Vana. Cynfhia-202 Vandenberg. Barbara-ZOZ Vanderpoel. Timofhy-Sl. l53 Vannurden. MichaeI-ZOZ Varner, Nancy-202 Venenga. Gary-SI. I78 Venzke. Renee2l78 Vick. Colleen-l78 Villars. Mary-ZOZ Vilmo. Gregory-ZOZ Vilmo. Jeffry-l53 Vilson. Arnis294. 202 Vilson. Laima-I78 Voighf. SheryI-l53 Voifa. Sheryl-202 Voifa. Susan-I53 Volk. Scoff-l78 Volkerf. George-l78 Volkerf. Roberf-202 Vosick. David9l53 Voskuil, Kafhleen-I78 Voss, Linda9l78 Voss. Michael2202 Vraspir. Alan-72, I53 W Wachfler. Mary-I78 Wachfler. Theresa9202 Wadhams Bradley-98. 99. 203 Wadhams. John2l78 Wad'rke. James-l7 54. I78 Wagner, James9l78 Wanger, Sfephen2203 Wahl, Joan2l78 Wahlsfrom, Roberf-IS3 Wahlsfrom. Wayne-203 Wainio. Larry-l53 Walden, Trenf-l53 Waldron. Raymond-I53 Wale'rko. Cynfhia2l78 Walefko. Kafhleen-l53 Walker. Deborah-73. l53 Wall. Cindy-76. 203 Wallace. Brian2l78 Wallace. Debbie-l78 Wallack, Greg-IOS, 203 Wallin. Connie2l53 Wallin, Gregory-203 Wallin. Jerome23l Wallin. Michael-I78 Walfer. Sfeven2l53 Walfer, Susan-l78 Walfers. JeaneHe-ISB Walfon. Diane-l78 Walfon, John9153 Walfon. Joseph-203 Walz. James-IS4 Walz, Roberf-l54 Wande. John-68. 94. 203 Wander. Roger-68, 73, l56. I78 Wang. David-SI. 53. 73. I51 Wanha, Charles-l54 Wannebo, Brook-76. 82. I54 Ward. Claude2l78 Warnbo. Greg-l54 Warnke. Margo-203 Warren. Sean-l78 Warren. Wendy2203 Washam Roberf2203 Wasnick Jeffreyu-94. 203 73. 76. I54 Wasnick. Linda Wasfe. Janine-l78 Wasfe. Kafhikl78 Wasfe. Sfeven2203 Wasfi. Karen-54. I78 Wasfin, Lynn-I78 WaIkIns. Douglas250. 203 Wa+kins. Sfanley-l78 Wafroba. Michael-203 Wavinak. Richard-IOS. 203 Way. Bruce-203 Way. Jane250. 53. l54 Wayfas. Manry-203 Weaver. Thomas-l54 Webber. Michael-203 Webinger. Michael-68. 203 Wedin. Marcia-203 Weeks. Sandra2l78 Wefel. MichaeI-I78 Weimar. Roberfa-203 Weinand. Shelley-203 Weinbeck. Wanda-I78 Weis. Todd-SO. 105. 203 Weis. Wendy-l78 Weiss. Diane-203 Weifzel. Kafhleen-203 WellsI Mark-203 Welsh. Carolyn-SO. 203 Welsh. Mark--I79 Welter. Mark-35 WeHers, Kafhleen-203 Welfers. Sfephen-l54 Wenger. Keifh-50. 203 Wenholz, Carol-SO. 203 Wenfland. Debra-I54 WenHand. Franklin-203 Wenz. AIan-93. I79 Werbowski. Gapry-203 Wernecke. Joel-203 Werner, Barbara2203 Werr, Ellen-76 Wer+h. Pafricia-SO. 203 Wesf, Lynn-76. I79 Wesferberg. Marilyn-57. 203 Wes'rerlund. Diane-l79 Westerlund. Wayne-l79 Wesferman. Marie-72. I51. I79 Wes'rin. Lynn-l79 Wesflund. Gary-93. l54 Westlund. Sheldon-203 Wesfphall. David-I54 Whalen. Michael-93, I79 Whife. Michae'l-l79 White. Sfeven6203 Whifeford. David-l79 Whifeis. Charlene2l54 Whifeis, Darrell-203 WhHman. Thomas-l54 Whifworfh. EIIen-l54 Whifworfh. Thomas-l79 Wick. David-l79 Wickoren. James-l54 Wicks. Kafhryn-l79 Wicks. Keifh-l54 Wicksfrom. Douglas-57. I79 Wieker. Mardi-203 Wiesf. Kafhryn-l79 Wilcxek, Kurf-l54 Wilczek. Mark-203 Wilde. Debra-l79 Wildunq. Harold-27 Wilhelm, Suzanne-76. l55 Wilhelm. Mrs.-l5 Willems. Kafhleen-l79 Williams, Bruce-203 Williams. Cynfhia-l79 Williams. Deborah-SO, SI. 52, I55. I90 Williams. Malinda-203 Williams. Mona-I79 Williams, Pafricia951. 53, 73. l55 Williamson, PauI-l79 Wilson. Barbara-203 Wilson, Bradley-68. I79 Wilson. Harrief2l9 Wilson. James-203 Wilson. Jean-203 Wilson. Roberf-l79 Windsperger. Diane-l79 Wing, Joel-l79 Winge. Pafsy-ISS Winfer. William-l79 Wifhers, William-ISS Wodfke. Allan-203 Wold. Gary-ISS Wold. Jack-203 Wolff. Mrs.-I5 Wolford. James-203 Wollman. S+eve--203 Worcesfer, David-ISS Workman, Joan-203 WORLD AFFAIRS-ab. 87 Worwa, Bryan-203 WRESTLING-IIO. Ill. ll2I ll3 Wright Linda-SO, 53. I79 Wurm. PafIrick-98. I22. I55 Y Yahnke, Sfeven-ISS Yehle. Thomas9203 Ylinen. Kevin-203 Yoraway. Pamela-ISS Young. Bruce-203 Young Judy-ISS Young, Sfeven-l79 Youngdahl. Roederick-94. l20. I43. l55 Y- TEENS-84 Yunger. Kim-8203 Yunk. Joe-203 Yunker. Janice-l79 Z Zabel. Deborah-203 Zabel. Francos-ZZ Zachmann, Anne6l55 Zachmaynn, Mark-l79 Zaic. James-94. 203 Zambrano. Bernard-57. I79 Zandsfra. Ray-203 Zaun. Audrey-203 Zaun, Evangeline-ISS ZtigtsomsgIWTImofhy-Sl. 53.73. 8l il,0 Zegar. Thom7:s-I79 Zeidlik. Bonnie-38. 39. 4I. 54, 76. I20. 155, I87 Zeman, Richard2-203 Zibley. Jeffrey-l79 Zieba, Gary-ISS Ziebarfh. Dan-ISS Zieba-rfh, Douglas Zieska. Bonnie-ISS Zieska. Kennefh-ISS Zieska. Margie Zirbes. Debra-ISS Zirbes. MichaeI-l79 Zurek. Thomas-l79 index-2 I 5 acknowledgements individualism . . . Gary Crawford- . . . +he courage +0 s+op and reflecf while ofhers for +he idea of cover design move in errafic circles. Gale Van Buskirk- . . . a cerfain charisma Hwaf everyone wan+s bqu for fine organizafion of +he blur on page 2 l 6 few have +he s+reng+h of characfer +0 achieve. Hawk's Quill sfaH-e . . . +he righf +0 be differenJr for +he publicafion of our New Year's resolufions . . . E. J. Cooper High School Mr. Taif- ,lndividualism became an inheremL +rai+ in +he for +he clandesfine use of room I20 for deadlines fype o1c gradua+e if schooled. Unifed by +his Posf Publishing Company +rai+ s'rood +he class o1C l969-+oge+her. faced Scherling-Plefsch S+uolios- vicfories and defeafs. Now, for +he final promc for +heir aid in phofography and +heir unending of being. facing +he world in an a++emp+ +0 en- good humor compass +he all-impor+an+ role of nonconformHy Talon's sfaff- +ha+ o+hers endeavor +0 ideany wifh and imi+a+e. for confending wifh +heir edifor's idiosyncrasies colophon body copy .............................. l2 pt Vogue capfion Jrype ............................. IO pf. Vogue division headlines ...... - ................ 36 pf. Lydian Ud headlines ............................. 24 pf. Lydian Ud index Jrype ................................ 6 p+: Vogue in+roduc+ion copy ...................... l8 pf. Lydian Ud paper .................................... Mead MaHe 2 I 6-conclusion Cooper Sr. High SENIOR FAVORITES June 1969 ?eqe 2. We, the Loko Staff of Cooper Senior High of 1969, being of unsound minds and completely warped bods fully bequeath to the upcoming Loko Staff, all the heartbreaks, the skipping typewriter, the leaky pens the dictionary of. profane verbs, and one record by which to swear when one mistake is typed on the last word of the last paragraph, so the entire page must be retyped. We also bequeath one rainy Senior Skip day in order to begin and finish the senior favorites magazine. The photographer shall use the wrong f setting, while the studio fails to develop the important pictures on time. May the Loko candidates have no transportation or neglect to show up for pictures to that distant spot where the pictures shall be taken. To assure the inevitable animosity, may the pictures be taken on half-day holidays. 0h, there's no end to the possibilities for evil, dirty mirth that we shall bestow upon you. And now a note to the future Loko editor. He, she, or it, whichever the case may he, shall consist of one part superhuman, two parts ability to withstand extreme temperatures and intense pressures, one part courage to endure an F in social class for the fourth quarter, and most important, to behave in a manner that could be best described as godfearing. Beware, emerging leader, for all the mistakes, misprints, and no-no's rendered by the Loko publication will be his responsi- bility, and all work not completed will fall into his hands at midnight the day of deadline. Drafting a soothsayer as one of the staff is essential in order that he will be able to know the exact moment he intends to commit suicide---he will need also to know the weapon he will use, so he may keep it handy at all times. And when you're down and out for ideas, the deadline 13 twenty minutes away, and the world is turning black, so us a favor; don't call us, we'llcall you. $4.5. V44. 3W W ox W vb art 1' nu Ha- R Tauoms Pubucoatuam No. 1 ICMDO, kqusteries OfaSOC'hOp-ooooooooooooooooooo-4 POem.s....OOOOOOIOOOOIOOIOOUIOIII... ..... 00.5 Senior Favorites.... ...... .................6 Friendliest Cutest Couple........ ..... ...7 worked Hardest for School Yusical........8 Intellectual Talkative...................9 School Spirit Most Likely to Succeed....10 Wittiest Eccentric......................ll Acknowledgements..........................15 Graffiti illtlallo-oooon-o ..... ooo ooooo 00-000016 The job is never finished until the paper work is done. 966.6 4 MYSTCBMS Of a SOC HOQ The passing of many great soc-hops has left memories for most, but all too vivid are the rememberances for those student teachers who served as chaperons. Patriotically, they served us well, for there is still a cafeteria. Picture the scene. Standing all alone in the cafeteria with a drumming headache is Miss Ogamy. Scarcely seen in mixed company since she graduated from the College of Reluctant Women, our newly promoted teaching aid was drafted by the know-nothing, see-all hierarchy into supervising an exhibition of uncouth thy her standerdsl and immoral thy the administration's standardsl dancing. The scene opens with Miss Ogamy searching desperately for a piece of mind given by another adult. Am I glad I found another human in this mass of tribal lunatismz shrieked Miss Ogamy. Yes, I'm sure I know how you feel, but our job is to seek out liquor and cigarettes. Remember, even if the lower element acts suspicious, we must advance them cautiously without directly accusing them in front of their associates, hollered MT. Phil Ament, the substitute electronics teacher. You mean that even if they appear to be--oh3 perish the thought-aintoxicated, we must be absolutely certain before we question them? What's that you say? The music is so loud, I can't hear a thingl Yelling at the top of his voice, That's not music, that's the noisy water fountains all the girls use during the slow dances, he added. It's funny how thirsty they all get at that time. Say, is that a line dance those girls are forming? Praise the saints, the 'now' generation hasn't forgotten some of the more traditional points of dancing. Excuse me, Miss Ogamy, but that's called the petty-pace promenade. That's how the waterlogged girls obtain partners for the forthcoming fast dance. You see, the object is to pass the row of approving male scrutinizers and then with a little luck and much less skill, the girls are granted the privilege of advancing into the pseudo psychedelic beat amplifier where they'll stay five feet from each other at all times. That seems very complicated. Why don't the girls just ask the boys to dance? It would be much simpler. Yes, that would be easier but this way requires less proficiency and more perception By all participants. Hey, it looks like the band is leaving. I guess our duty is done. Not quite. The band has just taken one of their half-hourly half-hour breaks. And besides, we still have to remove all cigarette butts from the lavatory and set up the search lights in the parking lot. Qaee S Q?CDECVV5 GRADUATION No more hiding, No more disguise, No more comfort, No more lies. They've found out, Now they know, Of what I am, I'll have to go. I've played my game, I've lost all stakes, The truth is out, .ree lh I am a fake. All the world is Or so I say, But I really know That's no t the way. I'll be myself-- And lee no more, I lied again ' GRAD 5000? And now what for: E Five little letters, Oh, what do they mean? They stand for achievement, But are they so clean? Do they really show, What an individual can do? Or are they symbols F; on Oxeoocxt Cam Of a teacher's point of view? $ S so eACNijKy s.sJe-tes ; R Oh, they are just, theghut z 15 In a mathematical way, 2 anStauyxce 3 But what can mere 3- omqm'. q 4 Q0 Numbers really say? S,fr . tvusveemt oh, how they are valued, Oh how they are weighed, But only their owner, Knows how they were made. It's not that letter, That means a lot, It's the truth within That deserved what was wrought! Play in a print pentarese frem JUNIOR This perky print is Iraington Place. Page to V ASST MISS. BROOKDALE . N DO Mo 39216 RJJ lTAH Y HRLF VAST mus --SOUTHDALS KNOLLUCOD Smues Go Gauloecwq So you say you've lost your girlfriend, failed your math test, been grounded, and used up your last drop of Scope. Cheer up, punky. There's always Karen MbDill and Gary Westland who will be your friends. That's right. They've been voted Friendliest Seniors and you can get a smile from them anytime of the day. Oh, so you don't need a smile: Well, how 'bout asking them for a loan? Huh, Karen and Gary? Patae 7 Finding it difficult to drag to the beat of the Amuse- ment Park calliope are Bonnie Zeldlik and Tom Kirkpatrick, Cooper Senior Favorites. Es- caping from their All-American routines, they mount their glowing chargers and ride off into the sunset, remembering an old adage: Blessed are they who go around on cycles, for they shall be called big wheels. Couebe emu GRUONIES Hem; Pom. Everywhere they go, people want to knowh Who they are, so we tell them... --they're Sue Stenberg and Gary Peterson, the Cutest Couple. No matter if it's at a game, at a dance, or in the resource room, this roman- tic duo leaves quite an impression. When striving, they always seem to pull togethero Page 8 ' What! Pam Scaia and Eric Strand picking up literary endeavors Just because they've earned the titl. of Worked Hardest for the School, doesn't mean they have to perfect everything from the ground up. Pam is known for a pleasant speaking WF' voice and Eric is known for his W unusual three year high school career 0 NOTES AQt KEPI CLERN and runs do not intimidate the school's Most Musical pair. Three year veterans of the CH8 Music Department, Maria Brentrup and Doug Reader excel in their respective fields. Liz was the vdcal director for this year's All-Student Revue and her male counterpart waste primary trumpeteer for the BhR Sweet h Sour. Ocaqc 9 Even a turtle has some intel- lect, but not as much as Debbie E. Isenberg and Scott A. Taylor, who are the Most Intellectual seniors. Now they use the en- tirety of their mentality to pro- pagate better understanding bet- ween the 'Gopherus polyphemus' and man. Will the turtle, Deb, and Scott find the hidden sign- ificance of the dorsal fin? i, E . rt Commuwmow- Gamma? hoover heard of talking someone to death? Well, Colleen Marks has Just accomplished the impossible by turning Mike Matuzek into a statue. stoned Mike and Chatty Colleen rec- eived the honor of Most Talkative seniors, but the honor appears to be one-sided. Don't just stand there staring Mike, put in a word edgewisel Past t0 They said you couldn't get tj; KQ spirit out of a tree, but mary Laliberte and Bill Goins haven't given up. Such burning spirit could cause a forest fire. However, they won't let any young sap dampen their spirits. You know, you can almost hear that tree stomping rumble-heat. See, I told you they weren't barking up the wrong tree. Who knows where he'll be ten years from now? It's a safe bet that Laurie Ganz and Art Hultgren will be successful in whatever they do. Naturally, they're Cooper's Most Likely to Succeed. Ftacge it Even the wittiest people i have to have someone for inspiration but Gale Van Buskirk and Craig Holgrimp son seem to have outstripped : 2 everything--they get their 2:? kicks out of Oglethorpe, the is unwrapped biology mummy of jokesters. Windy and Hoagie are now getting a fresh supply of Jumorous bones with which to tickle the nurn of their next victim. 5M6: LET 0N6 9N0 CLIFFS OFGEQ KNSQIQGTLOO Continuing in their never ending search g? x -h yatg to remain nonconformists with respect to their kindred classmates, Peter Fetzek and Kathy Rudie climb to higher echelons to seeki a quiet moment of solitude and meditation. , Cooper's Most Eccentric duo tended to excel in the finer dramatics or the humanities. Frustration-nise, climbing the cliffs is less conventional that Ilimbing the walls but let it he said that plaster and paint could cause complaint but falling off a cliff could really hurt. 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