Crosby High School - Maroon Memoirs Yearbook (Crosby, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

-W Just Think these may be the best year of your 1981 I Maroon Memoirs . Divide County High Scl ?l Crosby, North Dakota None knows the day that friends must part. None knows how near is sorrow; If there be laughter in your heart. Don’t hold it for to-morrow. Smile all the smiles you can today; Grief wait for all along the way. To-day is ours for joy and mirth: We may be sad to-morrow; Then let us sing for all we’re worth. Nor give a thought to sorrow. None knows what lies along the way; Let’s smile what smiles we can to-day. Together we have climbed the mountains of life. We are called inseperable. but we know different. Our lives are leading us down two different paths. We will always be close, but not always together. You have been a helping hand through many try ing times I hope that I have helped you. but 1 know that sometimes I haven't. The waves of time leave traces of memories. Some are best forgotten, but all are treasured. After four short years, we are leaving DC Sometimes it’s a relief, but it also brings a tear We the class of 1981 starting 9m on our ow n. Sometimes we will fail, but we will always follow our dreams. Now it is time that we all say good-bye. We are going out to make new memories, but these were the best of times. Happiness is like a butterfly ... the more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. I FAREWELL NOW, MY FRIEND I love you, my friend you’re quite dear to me, A true friend you are and always will be. But you’re leaving me soon and going your own way, Perhaps we will meet in the future some day. You’ve left me with memories, of good times we’ve had. To treasure forever and make me feel glad. I wish you good luck in all that you do. May all of life’s pleasures come your way too. Farewell now, my friend and please may you find, Some thoughts of me Always in your mind. ( LASS MOTTO: Accept us as we are today — So we may learn what we may become tomorrow. CLASS COLORS: Light Yellow Canary Yellow Goldenrod CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose 8 Faces of old and faces of new. People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart. Always an end, and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer And all of our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final good-bye. One last hug and one more cry. A Keep in touch” and a “Promise I will”, A “Remember when .. but, better still, A place in my heart, you’ll always stay, This is what is said as we go our own way. — Sherry Denny — It isn’t ever the same In time. I’ll change, and you. And the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade. This moment, and you, are unforgetable. 9 Michele Benter Douglas Anderson Cheryl Christenson Mahlon Clemens, Jr. Bradley Dolan Cynthia Ege Bernard Elsbemd Randall Ekness Steven Feil Teri Granrud David Gjovig Mark Graupe Lillian Johnson DeeAnn Kroshus Michelle Lamontagne 12 Lee Maggard Gregory Mosser Brenda Olson Gregory Oien Ronnie Myers Bernard Reisenaur Bruce Schneider Diana Seney Harry Strong Lynn Torgerson Lane Unhjem JUNIORS Anderson, Chris Anderson, Tyler Binde, Darlene Binde, Leon Biwer, Sheryl Boldt, Valri Bummer, Katherine Chaffee, Tom Dahlke, Brenda Elsbemd, Mary Forthun, Greg Fuhrman, Robyn Fuller, Nicki Goldal, Brent Hagberg, Kim Hagen, Mike Hattel, Robert Hermanson, Karl Hoff, James Jacobson, Shirley Lee, Heidi Lund, Gary Lunstad, Gladys Maggard, Tyra Martel, Daniel Melgaard, Michael Moe, Leanne Mosser, Colleen Nygaard, Corrie Olson, Jena Olson, Ronald Olson, Timothy Olson, Tony Palmer, Clara Peterson, Sherry Peterson, Tamma Roberts, Denise Ruppert, Lance Schwanz, Wendy Torgerson, Carrie Van Ausdle, Leonard Wenstad, Steven Windfaldet, Debra Wolter, Rory Hysjulien, Angie SOPHOMORES Left to right: Sec. Treas. — L:. VanAusdle, Pres. — M. Dolan, V. Pres. — Jeffrey McCarty Bakke, Janelle Binde, Brenda Braaten, Jodi Brady, Mary Beth Buck, Sheila Burtman, Mark Cary, Michael Casteel, Michael Cowley, Kelly Cowley, Kimberly Dolan, Mary Elsbemd, Dana Finnesgard, Joel Greenwell, John Hanson, Gerard Hass, Bruce Hattel, Sheila Haughland, Dana Haughland, Joan Hingst, James 18 Jacobson, Diane Kinstler, Kort Knudson, Leslie Kvale, Judy Lee, Windy McCarty, Jeffrey Moe, Dorene Molander, Scott Monson, Warren Mosser, Maria Olson, Rita Peterson, Robin Pulvermacher, Karen Redlin, Joel Sortland, Scott Strong, Darcy Tysse, Chris VanAusdle, Lucy Wenstad, Rebecca Wigness, Scott 19 FRESHMEN Left to right: President — M. Buck, Sec. — S. Martin, Treasurer — M. Hermanson, V. Pres- ident— K. Wigness Aaberg, Warren Adams, Julie Anderson, Travis Bakewell, Jason Bakke, Annette Binde, Deborah Bloom, Bryan Buck, Michael Chaffee, Rick Ekness, Rusty Forthun, Steven Glasoe, Kimberly Hattel, Timothy Hermanson, Wayne Huwe, James Kostek, Deborah Landstrom, Gail Martel, Andrea Martin, Stephanie Molander, Ladawn Nelson, Michelle Nelson, Todd Nygaard, Curtis Duren, Kim Peterson, David So rum. Heather Tysse, Kathleen Wenstad, Connie Wenstad, Cory Wigness, Kent Worley, Shawn Stammen, Annette Sundheim, Shelly FACULTY Barry Haggin Physical Education Lonnie Lowe Mathematics X' Marlyn Wigginton Business Bruce Morlock Music r Gene Trulson Mathematics Lee Lampert Vocational Agriculture 1981 Marilyn Johnson Librarian Colin Moe Science Judy Larson Home Economics Gerald Haughland Vocational Agriculture Judy Peterson Librarian Cleve Cowley English STAFF Kitchen staff: Dorothy Chaffee, Sharon Furhman, Mavis Gjovig Custodian Jim Christenson , - Custodian Salvador Peralta — “Buddy Secretary Donna Cowley Custodian Don Wolf 24 ADMINISTRATION A- Superintendent Ron Stammen Principal Norm Sortland SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Lorraine Krecklau, Dorothy Hanson, David Walen, Ronald Stammen. Darlene Hingst. Standing: Arlan Kostek. Donald Martel, John Fosland, Charles Hansen, Arden Wigness, Roger Bloom HOMECOMING 1980-1981 dates were: Susan Lrtid qpGreg Mosser. escoMeu by Lynn Jacob- We lost the game to the Kenmare Honkers and revenge was taken out on the floats, but not before they were judged. The sophomore float, “Hunt the Honkers!! ’ woir first prize this year, followed by the juniors' “Smoke the Honkers!”, Seniors “Hans the (ionfcftorfiu h Mafckliflfii “Pluck ; lonl [he Tht I °H ynthia Lge son. Brcru iggintoi escoited b) � as chosgfH ing among Harry Strong, rrnd, Lane Unhjem. Lynn ‘orgcrsoif, Brad Dolan. Steve Fed. Mark Graupe, Donavon Haugland. and Alan Wenstad. Olson Joel FOOTBALL First row: 1-r, L. Torgcrson, A. Wenstad, D. Haugland, B. Dolan, L. Unhjem, S. Feil, B. Elsbcmd, M. Graupe, H. Strong. Second row: Coach Haugland, T. Olson, G. Forthun, L. Ruppert, T. Olson, C. Nygaard, T. Chaffee, G. Oien, Coach Lampert. Third row: D. Elsbernd, K. Cow- ley, S. Sortland, J. Hingst, G. Hanson, M. Cary, D. Strong, S. Molander, K. Kinstler. Fourth row: S. Forthun, R. Ekness, T. Hattel, R. Chaf- fee, L. Knudson Season’s scores: DC 0 — Watford City 19; DC 0 — Poplar 19; DC 16 — Tionga 0; DC 0 — Stanly 12; DC 6 — Newtown 28; DC 18 — Mohall 20; DC 6 — Kenmare 12; DC 27 — Tioga 6. Football Cheerleaders Counter clockwise: Val Boldt Robyn Fuhrman Leeanne Moe Brenda Olson Cynthia Ege SENIOR PLAYERS Harry Strong Lynn Torgerson Greg Oien Brad Dolan Bemy Elsbemd Steve Feil Lane Unhjem Mark Graupe Donavon Haugland Alan Wenstad ALL NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Harry Strong as a Defensive Lineman. Alan Wenstad as a Defensive Back. Streve Feil as a Offensive Lineman. Greg Oien as a Running Back. All Northwest Conference Rough and Ready was our team this year. This is partly due to “Dirty” Harry’s comment “Twice we’ve knocked on the door but this time we are going to kick it in!” Not only did we win the Tioga game but that night we dedicated the John Calvin Andrist football field. The teams most valuable players were: for Offensive Back — Greg Oien, for Offensive Line- man — Steve Feil, for Defensive Lineman — Harry Strong, and for Defensive Back — Kort Kin- stler. Head Coach this year was Butch Haugland. Assistant coach was Lee Lampert. Captains: S. Feil, H. Strong, G. Oien, L. Torgerson GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 1-r: G. Landstrom, C. Torgerson, S. Biwcr, L. Moe, N. Fuller, B. Dahlke, Asst. Coach Molander, Coach Hag- gin, St. Mgr. C. Christenson, D. Moe, D. Binde, J. Haugland, D. Windfaldet, and R. Olson. DC -46 vs. Burke Central — DC -55 vs. Flaxton — DC -64 vs. Wildrose — DC -40 vs. Trenton — DC -56 vs. Tioea — DC -71 vs. Burice Central — DC — 44 vs. Plentywood — DC -63 vs. Columbus — DC — 46 vs. Noonan — DC -51 vs. Watford City — DC -63 vs. Tioga — DC — 54 vs. Newtown — DC — 30 vs. Stanly — DC — 60 vs. Ray — DC — 41 vs. Bowbells — DC — 52 vs. Trenton — DC — 72 vs. Powers Lake — DC — 59 vs. Kenmare — DC — 60 vs. Flaxton — DC — 32 vs. Powers Lake — DC — 60 vs. Burke Central — DC — 56 vs. Columbus — 31 20 29 46 26 30 32 29 20 24 29 26 37 30 40 47 41 26 21 34 23 37 1-r: G. Mosser, G. Oien, L. Ruppert, L. Jacobson, L. Torgerson, S. Feil, and A. Wenstad The Girls’ Basketball Team had a disappointing year this year. They were beaten by Stanley in the Northwest Con- ference Tournament. Districts brought only a 3rd place tro- phy as we were beaten by Pow- ers Lake in Semi-Final action. Captains — C. Torgerson. S. Biwer: Best Defens — N. Fuller S. Biwer: Most Valua- ble — R. Olson: Most Improved — R. Olson D. Windfaldet: Best Offens —C. Torgerson. TOURNAMENT TEAMS N. Fuller, S. Biwer, C. Torgerson, R. Olson, and D. Windfaldet GIRLS’ “B” BASKETBALL Front: 1-r, M. Nelson, D. Kostek, D. Binde, M. Dolan, M. Mosser, K. Cowley, A. Martel, A. Stammen. Back: K. Glasoe, A. Bakke, B. Binde, S. Hattel, J. Haugland, G. Landstrom, K. Tysse, S. Buck, M. Sorum, J. Adams, Coach Molander. 34 PHANTASMAGORIA o j i fd % y . i� .1 L-fcl 37 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The boys’ basketball team had an excellent year, doing better then was expected of them. They made it to region- als in Williston and there cap- tured 2nd. Head Coach this year was Barry Haggin and Assistant Coach were Gary M olander and Don N ielsen. Most Valuable Player — Joel Wigginton Best Offense — Joel Wigginton Best Defense — Alan Wenstad Most Improved — Scott Molander Hardest Worker — Lance Ruppert Honorary Captain — Lynn Torgeson Row 1:1-r, St. Mgr. D. Elsbemd, L. Ruppert, R. Ekness, S. Molander, G. Hanson, B. Goldal. Row 2: A. Wenstad, J. Wigginton, B. Dolan, R. Ekness, M. Graupe, G. Mosser, L. Torgeson, and Coach Hag- gin. 1-r: B. Olson, R. Fuhrtnan, L. Moe, C. Ege. Not pictured: V. Boldt. CAPTAINS G. Mosser — J. Wigginton ALLCONFERENCE J. Wiggington — A1 Wenstad DC 89 — Flaxton 42 DC 62 — Mohall 38 DC 62 — Parshall 46 DC 41 — Grenora 43 DC 61 — Plentywood 60 DC 79 — Bowbells 46 DC 71 — Powers Lake 55 DC 57 — Burke Central 46 DC 66 — Westby 38 DC 77 — Tioga 52 DC 91 — Columbus 49 DC 58 — Noonan 38 DC 72 — Kenmare 59 DC 82 — Columbus 48 DC 69 — Tioga 54 DC 61 — Powers Lake 48 DC 60 — Burke Central 53 DC 77 — Burke Central 67 DC 41 — Noonan 32 DC 59 — Kildeer 55 DC 32 — New Town 43 DC 61 — Watford City 53 DC 63 — Stanley 49 DC 32 — New Town 42 40 SENIORS 1980-81 Mark Graupe Lynn Torgerson Greg Mosser BOYS’ “B” SQUAD BASKETBALL Coach Molander lead the ‘B’ Squad boys to 17 victories and only 2 losses. The boys showed us all that with a little team work you can really go far. DC —61 DC —50 DC —77 DC-58 DC-70 DC —62 DC-53 DC-75 DC —63 DC —68 DC-63 DC-79 DC —61 DC —59 DC-78 DC-75 DC-71 DC-82 DC-58 Parshall — 35 Plentywood — 42 Powers Lake — 38 Westby Estevan Kenmare Tioga Estevan Burke Central— 31 Noonan Mohall Bowbells Stanley Grenora Burke Central— 33 Swift Current — 76 Weybum — 54 Yorkton — 64 Tioga — 47 Wendy Schwanz did a fan- tastic job as captain this year along with the rest of the ‘B’ squad cheerleaders. Their new ideas and posters put new life in DC spirit. We look forward to seeing them next year cheer- ing the crowd on again. Top L to R: J. Haugland, W. Schwanz, D. Haugland. Bot- tom: K. Cowley, K. Hagberg. Row 1: l-r, R. Olson, S. Wigness, R. Wolter, T. Anderson, K. Cowley. Row 2:1 to r, D. Elsbemd, T. Olson, M. Haggin, T. Chaffee, J. Hingst, K. Kinsler, Coach Molander. The ‘C squad cheerleaders brought new spirit with them in their first year in DCHS. Led by Captain Kim Glasoe, the girls really cheered their team on to many victories. L to R: A. Bakke, M. Nelson, A Stammen, A. Martel, K. Gla- soe. 1 to r: C. Nygaard, T. Nelson, J. Huwe, T. Hattel, K. Wigness, W. Aaberg. W. Hermanson, M. Buck, T. Anderson. BOYS’ “C” SQUAD BASKETBALL Mr. Nielsen did a wonderful job getting the ‘C’ squad boys through a good season which ended with a record of 11-5. The teams success can be attributed to their ability to play together as a team. DC —74 Flaxton — 19 DC —37 Plentywood — 39 DC —46 Columbus — 27 DC-48 Estevan — 42 DC —46 Willis ton — 30 DC —53 Tioga — 41 DC —42 Estevan — 41 DC —61 Flaxton — 16 DC —46 Bowbells — 36 DC —41 Powers Lake — 53 DC-55 Kenmare — 72 DC —48 Newtown — 72 DC —55 Willis ton — 54 DC — 60 Grenora — 52 DC —58 Tioga — 46 DC —46 Noonan — 48 44 DISTRICT 26 £?� � Tt mi i m' W' j «woc „ A 46 TOURNAMENT At the start of the District 26 Tourney in late February, Divide County proved to be the dominant factor in the contest. At the close of the tournament, Divide County had clinched first place, Burke Cen- tral won second place, and Tioga finished third. Half- time entertainment was provided by the DCHS stage band and a vocal mixed ensemble, baton twirlers, the DCHS Pom Pon Girls, and various high school bands from around the district. Players selected for the All- Tourney Team include Brad Chrest of Bowbells, Jay Stevens of BCHS, Randy Ingerson of Flaxton, Myles Rosencrans of Tioga, Joel Wigginton of DCHS, Todd Jorgenson of Powers Lake, Charlie Benson of Columbus, and Rob Altringer of BCHS. ALL TOURNEY TEAM REGION 7 TOURNAMENT v L: fr y w ferSw The Region 7 Tournament was a big success for the Maroons this year. In first round action we were victorious over the Kildeer Cowboys. The next night DC returned to pull an upset victory over the Watford City Wolves. The Maroon spirit then pushed for a win in the championship game, but we were defeated by the New Town Eagles. Divide County brought home a runner- up plaque and a proud DC crowd. hm CHRISTMAS CONCERT 1980 Friendship is like a never ending rainbow. Ian Michaels •f , fc SPRING CONCERT GOLF First row: 1-r, T. Chaffee, J. Wigginton, M. Graupe, H. Strong. Second row: 1-r, S. Sortland, M. Casteel, D. Strong, Coach Morlock. Golf boys did an outstanding job this year — They placed First in the Regional Competition at Westhope. In the State Sandgreen Competition, they placed second. Congratulations boys! BOYS’ TRACK First row: R. Chaffee, T. Anderson, S. Feil, T. Olson. Second row: Coach Haggin, Coach Guthrie, G. Oien. R. Ekness, C. Anderson. Coach Strasser. GIRLS’ TRACK First row: 1-r, K. Cowley, C. Ege, G. Landstrom, D. Jacobson, J. Haugland, S. Biwer. Second row: Coach Haggin. Coach Guthrie. A. Martel. C. Torgerson, D. Moe, W. Lee, J. Braaten, N. Fuller. Coach Strasser. PROM BANQUET The Jr.-Sr. Banquet was held this year at Mr. K’s on May 2. Senator Bruce Bake- well was the featured speaker, and musical entertainment was provided by Greg Mosser, Lynn Jacobson, and Bruce Morlock. The same evening, the Jr. class presented a beauti- ful prom with the colors pink, burgundy, and silver. The theme selected this year was “Wonderful Tonight,” and the band “Cruise Control” per- formed. 57 DRAMA ■ The Drama Club’s Fall production was Phantasmagoria; a constantly shifting, complex succession of things seen or imagined, directed by Marilyn Johnson. It was a new direction in drama for DC, consisting of several short skits, such as a take-off on “Weekend Update” which featured Heidi Worley as Roseanne Rose- annadanna, and Michael Melgaard as Father Sven Olson giving the weather report. “THE BEST OF TIMES” BACCALAUREATE THE BEST OF ‘81 Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Most Talented Best Dressed Lynn T. Brenda O. Most Sensuous Greg M. Cheryl C. Lorie L., Greg M., Cindy E. Best Dancers Greg O. DeeAnn K. Best Looking Alan W. Brenda O. Most Ambitous Steve F. Cheryl C. Greg M., Michele B., Susan W. Kim O., Mark G., Brenda 0. Class Flirts Most Athletic Class Clowns Mark G. Heidi W. Greg O. Cindy E. Berny E. Heidi W. It takes both the rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. — George Matheson Flute Quartet Boys’ Ensemble — State Star Soloist — State Star STAGE BAND CONCERT Row 1:1-r, G. Mosser, C. Egc, C. Christenson, A. Hass, D. Kostek, K. Tysse, A. Martel, D. Jacobson, T. Peterson, W. Schwanz, R. Fuhrman, C. Mosser, L. Lee. Row 2: D. Windfaldet, J. Haugland, M. Dolan, S. Buck, D. Haugland, B. Binde, S. Hattel, B. Dahlke, K. Cowley, K. Ouren, K. Pulvermacher, C. Tysee, R. Ekness, G. Landstrom, B. Bloom, M. Buck, J. Bakke, M. Mosser, V. Boldt, J. Olson, D. Kroshus. Row 3: S. Sundheim, A. Stammen, K. Glasoe, A. Bakke, M. Melgaard, C. Torgerson, J. Redlin, D. Martel, L. Torgerson, B. Dolan, L. Uhnjem, J. BAND Finncsgard, T. Hattel, K. Wigness, W. Aaberg, D. Bindc, H. Sorum, S. Biwer, B. Goldal, B. Elsbcmd, J. Bakewcll, T. Anderson, D. Moe, J. Braaten, D. Strong, G. Hanson, M. Graupe, M. Benter, L. Jacobson. Row 4: K. Cowley, W. Lee, R. Peterson, M. Elsbemd, L. Knutson, T. Anderson, M. Nelson, J. Hingst, G. Oien, M. Cary, W. Hermanson, and Director Bruce Morlock. ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: 1 to r, J. Adams, L. Van Ausdle, D. Roberts, K. Cowley, W. Lee, Row 2: I to r, D. Binde, M. Melgaard. M. Bardy, N, Fuller, M. Mosser, T. Granrud. Row 3: 1-r, S. Wolter, S. Jacobson, S. Wenstad, D. Windfaldet, L. Lee, B. Wenstad, D. Haugland, W. Schwanz, Mrs. Larson. The Maroon Memoirs staff worked hard this year to present you with the best annual possible. We have tried to incorporate new ideas, but at the same time keep the traditional. Like the rainbow we hope this annual brings back many unending, special memories of friends and of fun. We tried to capture some of the special moments and even some of the ordinary. An extra thank you to the few who worked many long hours to bring this book to you. . Judy Larson — Advisor Susan Wolter — Editor POM PON The Divide County Pom Pon Girls did an outstand- ing job this year with the help of their advisor Mrs. Jane Owens. They worked up three routines this year to the songs “All Night Long”. “Le Freak and “Hit Me with Your Best Shot.” They performed for many various home games and for the championship games at the District 26 Tourney and the Region 7 Tournament. Their cap- tains were: Denise Roberts. Michelle Lamontagne. Doreen Moe and Heidi Lee. 1-r: K. Ouren, R. Peterson, D. Jacobson, C. Mosser, D. Moe, M. Lamontagne. Advisor Jane Owens, D. Roberts. H. Lee. S. Peterson. W. Lee, S. Martin, C. Wenstad. 73 FHA Row 1: l-r, R. Nelson, K. Glasoe, G. Landstrum, A. Stammen. M. Lamontagne, L. Johnson, C. Christenson. D. Binde. Row 2: l-r. A. Bakke. K. Tysse, W. Lee, D. Haugland, D. Roberts, M. Bardy. Row 3: l-r, S. Wolter, M. Benter, Mrs. Larson, J. Adams. M. Eslbcmd. J. Haugland. T. Peterson. R. Fuhrman, J. Bakke, B. Binde, Mrs. Owens, K. Paulvermacher, B. Olson. Row 1: l-r, K. Glasoe, M. Nelson, S. Sundheim. Row 2: l-r, W. Lee, B. Wenstad. Row 3: l-r, S. Wenstad, C. Christenson, L. Johnson, M. Lamontayne, S. Peterson, D. Haugland, H. Sorum. Front: 1-r, K. Wchrman — Reporter, D. Windfaldet — Treasurer. D. Kroshus — Vice Pres. Middle: C. Christenson — Historian, T. Granrud — Store Manager, B. Olson — Pres., R. Fuhrman — Secretary. Top: M. Melgaard — Parliamentarian. FBLA 1st row: 1-r, L. Johnson, K. Cowley, S. Hattel, B. Olson, D. Seney, S. Wolter. Advisor Elaine Heide. 2nd row: M. Lamontagne, W. Schwanz, D. Haugland, W. Lee. B. Wenstad, J. Haug- land, R. Fuhrman, M. Dolan. 3rd row: J. Kvale. C. Palmer. D. Windfaldet, C. Christenson. K. Wehrman, T. Granrud. D. Kroshus. 4th row: M. Melgaard. The F.B.L.A. was off to a great start this year. Some accomplish- ments were: concessions at DCHS football games, a sale on DCHS mugs, continuation of the school store until January, and a trip to Bismarck where various F.B.L.A. contests were held. As a money making project, a bake sale was held in April. FFA Juniors Seniors: Row 1:1-r, M. Graupe. R. Wolter, T. Anderson, L. Torgerson, S. Feil, B. Olson, B. Goldal, L. Ruppert, C. Nygaard, G. Oien. Row 2: Advisor Haug- land, G. Thomle, M. Melgaard. S. Wolter. M. Benter, H. Worley, G. Lee, D. Binde. D. Strong, Advisor Lampert. Row 3: S. Oas, D. Peterson, T. Erickson. T. Brusven, T. Hickman, G. Hansen, L. VanAusdle, K. Kintsler, A. Wenstad. Row 4: C. Anderson, R. Hattel, L. Unjhem, J. Lagein. R. Fenster, S. Hanson, T. Chaf- fee, B. Dolan, R. Ekness, L. Jacobson. Row 5: M. Clemens, M. Hagen. J. Wig- gmton, T. Heur, G. Ellison, S. Ellison. K. Nygaard, C. Larson, L. Binde. Row 6: K. Hermanson, D. Gjovig, R. Olson. T. Olson, J. Hoff, R. Meyers, G. Lund. K. Preibe, D. Haugland. Freshmen Sophomores: Row 1:1-r, C. Wenstad, S. Thomte, D. Elsbemd, D. Strong, L. Knudson, J. Hingst, S. Wig- ness, M. Buck, W. Hermanson. Row 2: B. Bloom, K. Wigness, D. Peterson. T. Anderson, C. Tysse, M. Cary, G. Hanson, S. Molander, K. Cowley. Row 3: W. Kos- tek, G. Glasoe, R. Chaffee. T. Hattel, T. Nelson, S. Worley, J. Huwe, J. Bakewell, K. Kinstler. Row 4: C. Nygaard, W. Aaberg, C. Dhuyvetter. R. Baker, M. Hanson, S. Dhuyvetter, S. Sortland, J. Finnesgard, M. Casteel. Row 5: K. Kin- stler, M. Burtman, L. Wissbrod, B. John- son, J. Ellison, J. Glasoe, J. Redlin, R. Ekness. The Divide County FFA was extremely busy this year. This fall before school started, 17 mem- bers went to the Badlands FFA Camp. The National Convention in Kansas City brought 10 area members and 8 people went to the State Convention in Fargo. The FFA raised $500 for the Hos- pital Fund Drive in their annual Fruit Sale. They sponsored a Donkey Basketball game and the Annual Ag Day, which included the Steer Show and Sale, Slave Sale and Barbeque. The ND State Fair brought a 3rd place prize in State overall and we were named the Grand Champion Ag Mech. Chapter. Twenty-four members attended the District Leadership in Williston and we received a gold rating. Steve Feil and Greg Oien were named State Farmers. The Chapter advisors were Butch Haugland and Lee Lampert. Row 1: 1-r, Mark Graupe, Secretary; Rory Wolter, Sentinel; Lynn Torgerson, Reporter; Steve Feil, President; Greg Oien, Vice President; Corrie Nygaard. Treasurer. Row 2: Asst. Offi- cers, Mike Melgaard, Darcy Strong, Brent Goldal, Tyler Anderson, Lance Ruppert. Sweetheart Brenda Olson 78 LETTERMEN 1st row: 1-r. D. Haugland. L. Unhjem. L. Torgerson. G Oien. S. Feil. H. Strong. A. Wen- stad. 2nd row: T. Chaffee. G. Thomte. G. Mosser. B. Elsbernd. L. Ruppert, J. Haugland. N. Fuller. D. Windfaldet. 3rd row: C. Nygaard, R. Olson. D. Binde. C. Torgerson. S. Biwer. D. Moe, B. Dahlke, Coach Haggin. KEY CLUB Seated: 1-r. L. Jacobson. L. Ruppert. R. Ekness. G. Oien. Middle: C. Nygaard. K. Hermanson. R. Olsen. J. Hoff, G. Lund. S. Feil. L. Torgerson. A. Wenstad. L. Uhnjem. Back: D. Els- bemd. R. Ekness. Officers: left to right: Greg Oien. Lance Ruppert. Lynn Jacobson. Randy Ekness. The Drama Club put on two plays this Fall and Spring. The Spring play was “Rest Assured” and the Fall play was “Phantasmago- ria. Row 1:1-r, L. Molander, A. Bakke, M. Nelson, C. Christen- son, J. Haugland, S. Sundheim, K. Glasoe, A. Stammen, A. Martel, M. LamOntagne, K. Ouren, C. Wenstad, L. Van- Ausdle. Row 2: K. Tysse, H. Sorum, H. Worley, J. Braaten, D. Jacobson, M. Mosser, W. Schwanz, M. Brady, D. Haug- land, W. Lee, B. Wenstad, K. Pulvermacher. Row 3: C. Ege, L. Lee, M. Melgaard, S. Wenstad, Advisor Mrs. Johnson, J. Bakke, R. Ekness, B. Dolan, D. Olsen. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council got off to a good start this past year. The activ- ity that they put on was a Christmas party which included volleyball and films. 1-r: K. Glasoe, D. Moe, L. Ruppert, S. Wol- ter, B. Olson, S. Feil, T. Olson, B. Binde, R. Ekness. PEP CLUB Seated: 1-r, C. Torgerson, M. Benter, S. Wolter, N. Fuller, D. Moe. Stand- ing . Braaten, H. Lee, M. Mosser. C Mosser. Row 1:1-r, R. Fuhrman, V. Boldt, B. Olson, C. Ege, L. Moe. Row 2: A. Stammen, S. Wolter, C. Christen- son, J. Haugland, K. Hagberg, W. Schwanz, D. Haugland. K. Cowley, K. Glasoe. Row 3: D. Kroshus, J. Braaten, R. Olson, K. Pulvermacher, M. Brady, B. Wenstad, L. VanAusdle, K. Tysse. Row 4: M. Lamon- tagne, L. Johnson, D. Jacobson, G. Landstrom, C. Wenstad, S. Martin. A. Martel. M. Nelson. A. Bakke. Row 5: K. Ouren, C. Torgerson, S. Biwer, W. Lee, R. Peterson, D. Roberts. H. Lee, S. Peterson. D. Dahlke, D. Moe. Row 6: G. Oien, S. Feil, A. Wenstad, L. Jacobson, L. Torgerson. G. Mosser. STATISTICIANS Pep Club Officers: 1-r: Dorene Moe — Vice. Pres., Lynn Jacobson — Pres., Car- rie Torgerson — Sec. Treas. The Pep Club was busy making posters this year and we also had a new mascot, Lynn. Party Wagon!” Master Chefs ‘Metric Recipe? Ring-around-the-rosy You mean we can’t have milk cookies in the Sr. room!? Foxy Lady Your chin is still there Ten! Now that’s someone with prob- lem ! No, no Cheryl — It’s the bride that blushes!! I? If ya gotta’ go, ya’ gotta’ ____go- pi “Crash Course” in Drivers Ed. 82 Is there a fire hydrant near? Must be sex education — AJ is the only one taking notes!! Puppy Love It's stuck! Alright — now who took my bat?! New DC couple? Pat-a-cake, Pat-a-cake, Baker’s man. Has developed a new following. Tonight, get Brad Dolan! You were cute even then Greg! ‘Face only a mother could love’ A standing ovation? I know there is a game out there some- No job is over until the paper where. work is done! Yes, I love school! Now what do I do? You always were persuasive Mark! Will the real “boy” please step forward. Hi.cutie! DC’s answer to a “10 Now where did I put my keys? What do you mean, you won’t cheer? All this after one trip to Grand Forks? Graduated this year, did ya’ I love Mondays! A stitch in time saves nine. You know Coke rots your teeth! • i No — this isn’t time for a bathroom break! Looks like we’ve caught the culprit! Sock it to ’em! Warden Sortland interrogating two new prisoners for illegal contraband. Do you think I can see an instant replay with these? Laying down on the job. If only your cars were smaller. DC athlete in training. “So God didn’t put me down here to be a mechanic. “And today class, we’ll start by learning .. Would I lie to you? Robyn is in trouble now. Is this the real thing? “My mom told me to leave teddy at home.” dp ‘No, Tyler, you can’t have my last M M! ‘No, Cheryl, don’t believe it! As lonely as a Maytag repairman. Peek-a-boo! 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