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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

©V (greatest §tory lEuer Sold mizmmm 1384 SHuitte County Sfiylj §cl?ool Crosby, Mortif Dakota Birds of a Feather (great Biuifte In the Midst of Plenty Man of Tomorrow King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table Suffer the Children I Loud Clear No More for the Road jv mm 0t N®ES5®8 (£®f AP®i£l ffiiNtEl (Hasses Cljey Sljall Inherit tl|e iEartt?.5 £ AP®iE2J SH3!I©: faculty Sc §taff ItUiat 0o 1 0o fflonbay?. 19 (CSf AP®iEi£ (SSfifJlEiE: (Organisations Climb to tt|e Cop..................25 ®iSf AP®lEf if all lEuents Cljp ol en Seniirzuous...........3T ® AP®2 ittfiE: $®inter lEuents Winter Always Comes...... 49 £ AP®iE iv S®36: spring lEuents A Sreatt? of iflresb Air...........5T (Effif AP®£ffi §lE0i£ f: §tufcent ICife Saints anil Innocence..............T 1 mm vAsrcasE mmm 196G-1934 This annual is dedicated to our dear friend and classmate, Kim Lanette Ouren, who shall live forever in our memories. Kim touched each of us with her smile, her laughter, her love of life. We cannot bear to say that she is gone — she will live always in our hearts. Warren Aaberg Julie Adams Yuko Agata Travis Anderson ' Jason Bakewel! Annette Bakke • %. a Deborah Binde Bryan Bloom 7 Rick Chaffee Rustin Ekness Steven Forthun Kimberly Glasoe Michael Hansen Timothy Hattel 8 ±iil Kristi Haug ( ' Wayne Hermanson Tony Hysjulien Gene Larson David Lee Andrea Martel 9 LaDawn Molander Michelle Nelson Todd Nelson Heather Sorum Shelly Sundheim 10 Things Are Seldom What They The Plotters Seem Pres., Gail Landstrom, V. Pres., Steven Forthun, Sec. Treas., Kim Glasoe Midsummer Masque 11 ilHOT(8HS§ — ©omorroui About STtjis ©ime Adams. Shawn Anderson. Kent Anseth. Stephanie Bakewell. April Bakke. Beth Braaten, Jill Christianson. Wayne Cowee. Melanie Dolan, Eileen Faldalen, Steven Fredrickson. David Fuller. Stephen Gillund. Jay Graupe, Jeffrey Greenwell, Shane Grochow. Misti Hanson. Jeffrey Harstad. Lynn Haugland. Guy Huwe, James Johnson. Jonell Johnson. Teresa Joyce. Renee Knudson. Gail Knudson. Michael Kyes, Galen Lokken. Sheri Martin. Michele Melgaard, Darin Nandra. Bali 12 Nelson, Douglas Nelson. Sandra Olsen, Gwen Olsen, Robin Olson, Kim Olson, Timothy Schiele, Robert Jr. Schneider, Charlotte Schwanz, Lee Ann Stompro, Sheila Thorson, Tony Wenstad, Cory Westman, Boyd Wolter, Dwight Model Girl Left to right: Beth Bakke, Pres., April Bakewell. V. Pres.. Jill Braaten, Sec.-Treas. How Do You Know Who You Are? The Sea Dreamer 13 iflurtlier Bade, Susan Bakke, Glenn Boucher, Jeffrey Buck, James Cowley. Melodee Cox, David Curtwright, Ken Dahlke, Bonnie Dhuyvetter, Chris Dolan. Sheila Gnoinsky, Connie Goldal, Denise Hartwell. Yvonne Hesselbart, Matthew Hysjulien, Audrey Jacobson, Rita Joraanstad, Scott Kinstler, Kyle Landstrom, Darrin McCarty, David Mclvor, Shawn Martel, Kimberly Miller, Terri Monson, Roxana Olsen, Stephanie Olson, Daniel Olson. Michael Pascal, Robert Peterson, Samuel Selle, Laura 14 Smaaladen. Ruth Spooner. Todd Stefonowicz. Kelly Stompro, Teresa Strong. Rhonda Sundheim. Vicke Swanson. Michelle Tande. Chrissy Waller. Daryn Wenstad. Gary Class Officers: President. Matt Hesselbart. Vice President. Stephanie Olsen, The Cincinnati Kid Sec. Treas., Rita Jacobson. 15 The Great Experiment Gentlemen of Adventure jfS5E§ffi JIAN — ®n (Bottom Anderson, Erla Anderson, Kevin Anderson, Lesan Arndt, Amber Bakewell, Kristin Binde, Michelle Bloom, Kristine Bossingham, Chuck Carter, Byron Christopherson. Laurel Fenster, Gary Focke, Melissa Gillund, Brent Grayson, Wendi Greenwell. Jason Gullickson, Dwayne Haughland, Delany Johnson, Holly Johnson, Maureen Kaldahl, Kaj Knudson, Ann Kyes, Stephanie Landstrom, Neil Larsen, Greg Lindsey, Grant Lundstad, Jacod Mahrer, Kerri Martin, Natalie Miller, Mike Nelson, James 16 Nelson. Tami Ouren, Wade Peterson, Shawn Philion, Richard Schneider. Charlene Sorum, Kendall Steffins, Noreen Styles, Rhonda Thorson. Cory Trulson, Kari Westman, Kristine Wymer, Boyd Class Officers: Stephanie Kyes, President.. Kevin Anderson. Sec. Treas.. Michelle Binde, Vice President I Was Dancing Got Me on the Run Assault on Privacy Is This Kid Crazy? The Promise The Conquest of Frustration The Odd Couple Full Circle Drop Dead How to Eat Fried Worms No Turning Back The Manipulators 18 djapter tuio Mlbat Ho JSIe Ho on iUon ay 19 Gary Molander Around the World in Eighty Days Norman Sortland The Smile on the Face of the Tiger Lee Lampert In Cold Blood ( IL IT Jane Owens Hints from Heloise Bill Philion Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep Lyle and Sue Johnsen The Sound of Music Gerald Haugland Farm Boy Cleve Cowley the Haunted Bookshop Elaine Heide I Couldn't Help Laughing Carl Christopherson The Mad Scientist Bill Strasser The Other Wise Man Gene Trulson Let X Be Excitement Carmen Thvedt A Room by Itself Rod Gillund The I. Q. Merchants Marlyn Wigginton The Mouse That Roared Marilyn Johnson Barry Haggin and Robin Hauge A World o f Her Own The Twenty-Third Street Crusaders Norm Sortland Ron Stammen No Fear in his Presence Advise and Consent 23 Secretary Donna Cowley On the Job library Aide Karla Johnson When Mom Goes to Work (Hooks Sharon Fuhrman Lavon Roberts Witches at their Craft Danitors 24 Jim Christianson. Mark Finnesgard, Mavis Gjovig The Slaves We Rent chapter tljree Climb to ttje ©op A — Fanils ®ljat 2?elp Front Row: Vicki Sundheim, Debbie Binde, Julie Adams, Connie Gnoin- sky, Kristine Westman, Maureen Johnson. Middle Row: Kerri Mahrer, Lesan Anderson, Teresa Stompro, Denise Goldal, Stephanie Kyes, Wende Grayson, Amber Amt, Mrs. Owens. Melissa Focke, Shelly Sun- dheim. Back Row: Rhonda Styles, Yuko Agata, Noreen Steffins, Charlene Schneider. Kari Trulson, Natalie Martin. FHA Officers President — Debbie Binde Vice Pres. — Connie Gnoinsky Sec. Treas. — Julie Adams Historian — Kris Westman Reporter — Maureen Johnson FFA Officers President — Beth Bakke Vice Pres. — Dave Fredrickson Secretary — Jeff Hanson Treasurer — Jason Bakewell Sentinel — Mike Hansen Reporter — Darin Melgaard — Strue (Brit FFA Sweetheart Tracy Kostek First Row: Mr. Haugland. Mike Knudson, Shawn Adams, Darin Melgaard, Wayne Christianson, Jeff Hanson, Beth Bakke, Dave Fredrickson, Mike Hansen, Jason Bakewell. April Bakewell, Curt Nygaard, Mr. Lampert. Second Row: Darrin Landstrom. Dan Olson, Gary Wenstad, Todd Spooner. Sam Peterson, Tami Nelson, Kristin Bakewell, Cory Thorson, Gary Fenster, Jim Nelson, Kendall Sorum, Boyd Wymer, Dwayne Gullickson. Third Row: Jason Greenwell. Delany Haugland, Michelle Binde, Ruth Smaaladen, Kaj Kaldahl, Rick Philion, Kyle Kinstler, Ken Curtright, Dwight Wolter. Tim Hattel, Garth Glasoe, Loren Wissbrod, Jeff Boucher, Byron Carter. Willie Miller. Fourth Row: Shane Greenwell, James Huwe, Jake Lundstad, Steve Forthum, Mike Olson, Rhonda Strong, Jonell Johnson, Laura Selle, Kent Anderson, Gene Larson, Travis Anderson. Shawn Peterson, Greg Larson, Mike Miller, Grant Lindsey. 26 fJAJJES §®AifJf — Easy Slash Front Row: Kristi Haug, Debbie Kostek, Shelly Sundheim. Beth Bakke. Laura Selle, Julie Adams, Jeff Graupe, Kim Olson, Robin Olson. Back Row: Mrs. Johnson, Rick Philion. Brent Gillund, Kaj Kaldahl. Kevin Anderson, Renae Joyce. Eileen Dolan. Mike Knudson, Teresa Stompro. Heather Sorum. Paper Staff Co-Editor — Eileen Dolan Renae Joyce Reporter — All Members of the Paper Staff EESISIEiSCEUS? — Athlete’s ifrat Front Row: Tim Hattel, Travis Ander- son. Loren Wissbrod, Tracy Kostek. Andrea Martel. Debbie Binde, Gail Landstrom, Bonnie Dahlke. Middle Row: Freeman Pascal, Todd Nelson. Mike Buck, Mike Knudson. Rusty Ekness, Boyd Westman, Guy Haugland, Gaylen Kyes. Back Row: Mr. Philion, Kent Wigness, Warren Aaberg. Garth Glasoe. Missy Swan- son, Kelly Stefonowicz. La Dawn Molander. Misti Grochow. Annette Bakke, Gwen Olson, Kathy Tysse, Melodee Cowley. Michelle Nelson. Annette Stammen. Kim Glasoe. Rita Jacobson. Karen Dhuyvetter, Mr. Haggin. 27 Cl ©UK (Cl 81------------silie Itfellouistiip E)f ®tje Sing Left to Right: Rick Philion, Rusty Ekness. Sheri Lokken, Eileen Dolan, Kelly Stefonowicz, Chris Dhuyvetter, Annette Bakke. Loren Wissbrod, Laurie Christopherson. mm Student Council President — Loren Wissbrod Vice President — Rusty Ekness Secretary: Kelly Stefonowicz Key Club President — Jason Bakewell Vice President — Loren Wissbrod Sec. Treas.: Andrea Martel i iZrXJ (ClCUSS--------An oboby SCneui ®t?ey HUere Front Row: Doug Nelson, Andrea Martel. Jason Bakewell. Rick Chaf- fee. Rusty Ekness, Karen Dhuyvet- ter. Back Row: Heather Sorum, Sheri Lokken. Missy Swanson, Melodee Cowley. Beth Bakke. Krissy Bloom. Tami Nelson. Michelle Binde. Kim Glasoe, Bali Nandra. April Bakewell. Tracy Kostek, Kim Martel. Ruth Smaaladen. 28 ifimA — Cljp Call ©f Ctjp ®iia Front Row: Rhonda Strong, Gail Knud- son, Renae Joyce, Lee Schwanz, Audrey Hysjulien. Middle Row: Kim Olson. Glenn Bakke. Andrea Martel, Annette Stammen. Robin Olson, Laura Selle. Back Row: Bryan Bloom, Michele Martin, Kent Anderson, LaDawn Molander, Annette Bakke, Karen Dhuyvetter. Mrs. Heide, Kathy Tysse. FBLA Officers President — Kathy Tysse Vice Pres. — LaDawn Molander Secretary — Annette Bakke Treasurer — Michelle Nelson Historian — Annette Stammen Parliamentarian — Andrea Martel Reporter — Kent Anderson Annual Staff Editor: Andrea Martel Assistant Editors: Annette Stammen Shelly Sundheim Annual §taff — At iCsast A CtjousaniJ Cljings Co Bo Front Row: Laurie Christopherson, Lesan Anderson, Beth Bakke, Teresa Stompro, Julie Adams. Middle Row: Kristine Westman, Melissa Focke, Heather Sroum, Shelly Sundheim, Christty Tande, Laura Selle, Audrey Hysjulien, Mrs. Johnson. Back Row: An- dra Martel, Annette Stammen, Mike Knudson, Bali Nandra, Brent Gillund. 29 $J©£H — Kick 5Uje Scabit Front Row: Denise Goldal, Stephanie Kyes, Ann Knudson. Middle Row: Vickie Sundheim, Beth Bakke, Michelle Binde. Back Row: Mary Jo Dhuyvetter — Ad- visor. Kathy Tysse, Rhonda Strong, Sheri Lokken, Krissy Bloom, April Bakewell, Connie Wenstad, Sandy Nelson, Jane Owens — Advisor. The DCHS pom pon girls added spirit and ex- citement to DCHS through their enthusiasm on and off the court. They also helped brighten the halls of DC through their color- ful posters and locker decorations. Co-captains Kim Duren and Connie Wenstad, along with the remaining squad put many hours of hard work into their routines, practices, and costumes. Great job on a successful year! The Last Waltz Dancing on my Heart Lords of Dance 30 I hear Adventure calling The Rat Race 53®AfHA — JJouier JJlay Under the direction of Sue Johnson, the Drama Club put on two one-act plays. The first presenta- tion, “Along Came Har- riet”, was followed by a brief intermission featur- ing the Stage Band and a piano duet by Yuko Agata and Sheri Lokken. Follow- ing intermission, the se- cond presentation, “Take A Letter”, was performed. The Hound of the Baskervilles The Secret Way The Curtain Rises “Along Came Harriet' Cast Betty Harriet ...... Arlene ....... Barbara...... Dean of Women Sandy Nelson Lesan Anderson Annette Stammen Kathy Tysse Gwen Olsen Makeup Committee Charlene Schneider Annette Bakke Sheri Lokken Jill Braaten Roxann Monson Stage Crew Boyd Westman Maureen Johnson Kevin Anderson The Turn of the Screw Little Women “Take A Letter Cast Watson Boyd Westman Jean Rhonda Strong Sara Misti Grochow Mary Andrea Martel Violet Kar°n Dhuyvetter Virginia .... Chrissy Tande Betty . Heather Sorum Prompters Lighting Sheri Lokken Tim Olson Jill Braaten Jay Gillund 31 Prison Letters Double Identity Whirlwind (Elje Act Continues The Struggle Within Frustration Do You Need a Lawyer? No Child is Uneducable Double Identity What Katy Did 32 — SSuilD our ©est tloice First Row: Chrissy Tande, Mrs. Johnson, Jill Braaten, Heather Sorum, Kris Westman. Rhonda Styles, Kerri Mahrer, Lesan Anderson. Connie Gnoin- sky. Second Row: Yuko Agata, Julie Adams, Wade Ouren, Neil Landstrom, Kevin Anderson, Robert Pascal. Krissy Bloom, Bonnie Dahlke. Noreen Steffins. Laurie Christ- opherson. Third Row: Amber Arndt. Gail Knud- son, Eileen Dolan, Misti Grochow, Brent Gillund, Gaylen Kyes, Tim Olson, Gwen Olson, Lynn Harstad, Renee Joyce, Mr. Johnson. 33 Lovable Lyle The Eagle Has Landed 0SAND — ftUisir OM Sime Firs! Row: Annette Stammen. Kim Glasoe, Annette Bakke, Sandy Nelson, Krissy Bloom. Laurie Chnstopherson. Chrissy Tande. Melodee Cowley. Rita Jacobson. Kelly Stefonowicz. Eileen Dolan. Kathy Tysse. Debbie Kostek, Gwen Olsen. Andrea Martel Second Row Misti Grochow. Shelly Sundheim. Tami Nelson. Kari Trulson, Kristine Westman. Melissa Focke. Holly Johnson. Galen Kyes. Gail Landstrom. Bonnie Dahlke, Wade Ouren, Wendi Grayson, Lesan Anderson, Stephanie Kyes. Gail Knudson, Matt Hesslebart. Rusty Ekness. Third Row Denise Goldal, Kim Martel, Sheila Dolan. Heather Sorum, Kevin Anderson. Brent Gillund. Neil Landstrom, Dan Olson. Jason Bakewell. Fourth Row: David McCarty, Jamie Buck. Gary Wenstad, Darrin Landstrom. Jay Gillund, Guy Haugland, Tim Olson. Jill Braaten, Debbie Binde, Michelle Binde. Maureen Johnson. Fifth Row Natalie Martin. Mr Johnson. Scott Joraanstad. Kristin Bakewell, April Bakewell, Stephanie Olsen, Yuko Agata, Vickie Sundheim Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnsen for the hard work, long hours, and personal time as well as a love and appreciation for music that you shared with Divide County Youth. We appreciate your effort and we’ll miss you. Play It Again, Sam Musical Form 34 § £ A(BE SSAIXD — InstiJr fHusir Night Music Darling Duet Song Above the Clouds The Appreciation of Music The Day the Spaceship Landed The Boys from Brazil Crime and Punishment Child Behavior Another World chapter four ©Ife Golden fSen ezuous UA«§f Tf — 5Tl|p iSigtjt §tuff Front Row: Matt Hesselbart. Scott Joraanstad, Sam Peterson. Jamie Buck. Bobby Pascal. Gary Wenstad. Dave Mc- Carty. Darrin Land- strom. Middle Row: Jeff Graupe, Bob Schiele. Mike Knudson, Steve Fuller. Guy Haugland. Boyd Westman. Mike Olson. Dave Fredrickson. Gaylen Kyes. Back Row: Coach Philion, Tim Hattel. Travis Anderson. Wayne Hermanson, Tony Hysjulien, Todd Nelson, Rick Chaffee. Rusty Ekness. Freeman Pascal. Mike Hansen. Shawn Worley, Kent Wigness. 38 Rush to Judgement Simple Truths mmmm — icnougli Front Row: Shawn Peterson. Kendall Sorum. Rick Philion, Kaj Kaldahl, Neil Land- strom, Jim Nelson. Brent Gillund — S. Mgr. Middle Row: Jamie Buck. Bobby Pascal. Gary Wenstad. Kyle Kinstler, Jeff Graupe. Sam Peterson. Dave Mc- Carty. Dave Fredrickson. Delany Haugland. Back Row: Dwayne Gullickson. Mike Knudson. Boyd Westman. Steve Fuller. Scott Joraanstad. Guy Haugland. Bob Schiele. Gaylen Kyes. Matt Hesselbart. Jeff Boucher ifaotball §tatisticians Left to Right: Missy Swanson. Beth Bakke. Melodee Cowley. Bonnie Dahlke. Gail Landstrom. 39 11A K§I S J d®fiEHSiEEA3iE3K§ — (Carers (So Jo Left to Right: Kim Glasoe. Karen Dhuyvetter. Tracy Kostek, Andrea Martel. Gwen Olson. Annette Stammen. No Easy Game After the Game 9H3HK98 MA SfSE — ifaius Bottom Row: Renee Joyce, Misti Grochow. Eileen Dolan Top Row: Melodee Cowley, Kim Martel The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, led by captains Misty Grochow and Eileen Dolan, did a great job of cheering this year. They cheered the Junior Varsity Football team on to many victories! The Varsity Football cheerleaders, led by captains Andrea Martel and Annette Stammen, did a terrific job this year by keeping up school spirit. They supported their team, win or lose, throughout the season. 41 CBirls’ Wnrsity Basketball L to R: Robin Hauge — Assist. Coach. Tracy Kostek. Bonnie Dahlke, Jill Braaten. LaDawn Molander. Kim Glasoe. Gail Land- strom. Missy Swanson. Karen Dhuyvetter. Debbie Binde. Melodee Cowley. Barry Haggin — Coach. At Close Range An Unsuitable Job for A Woman ©iris’ llunior Marsity SJaskrtball L to R: Robin Hauge — Coach. Lesan Ander- son. Maureen Johnson. Natlie Martin. Laurie Christopherson. Wendi Grayson. Rhon- da Styles. Kristin Bakewell, Kari Trulson. Michelle Binde. Tami Nelson. Stephanie Kyes, Charlene Schneider. (Birls’ (T-§quad SSashetball Front Row: Krissy Tande. Rita Jacobson. Stephanie Olsen. Misty Grochow. Yuko Agata. Back Row: Robin Hauge — Coach. Kelly Stefonowicz. Jill Braaten. Sheri Lokken. April Bakewell. Eileen Dolan. Sheila Dolan. 43 ©iris’ Basketball Statisticians Bottom Row Ruth Smaaladen. Lee Ann Schwanz, Sandy Nelson. Kim Martel. Top Row: Annette Bakke. Kathy Tysse. Michelle Nelson. The Struggle Within The Late Great Me Go For It! 0©f£8IlE S3Ai!IiC — (Bames People Play Front Row: Debbie Binde, Stephanie Kyes, Maureen Johnson. Charlene Schneider, Yuko Agata, Rita Jacob- son. Back Row: Bonnie Dahlke, An- dra Martel, Gail Landstrom, Natalie Martin, Sheri Lokken, Jill Braaten, Mr. Sand. Hanging By A Thread The Crossing Who Goes There? No Man’s Land Drop Dead Crosby Elementary Library Crosby, N. Dak. 1983 Candidates for Homecoming Queen 1983 were Kim Glasoe, Tracy Kostek, Michelle Nelson, Connie Wenstad, and Andra Martel. Candidates for King consisted of the senior football players. The candidates were presented Friday afternoon and coronation was held after the football game Friday evening. Mike Hansen and Andrea Martel were crowned the 1983 Homecoming King and Queen. Shy Little Girl Queen Andrea and King Mike Lady In Waiting Visions of the Heavenly 46 Lady of Dreams Til Death Do Us Part 47 Homecoming King, Queen, and Court, L to R: Tracy Kostek, Kim Glasoe, Andrea Martel, Mike Hansen, Michelle Nelson, Connie Wenstad. Homecoming 1983 was a week of fun and excite- ment that will long be remembered at DCHS. The week consisted of ac- tivities during the day and basketball games and a bonfire in the evening. Freshman initiation, presentation of the Homecoming King Queen candidates, and a pep rally were held Friday afternoon. The Homecom- ing footall game was lost to the Mohall Yellow- jackets. Coronation and a dance were held following the game in the gym. Hands that Help The Three Musketeers The Great Monkey Trial Who's In Charge Here? Born Female The Age of Innocence The Hobbit A Day at the Races The Runaways Ragtime Maroon Memoirs is supported by WHEATKRAFTS and Sue Melvin Olson, 539-2387, Alamo, N.D. 48 chapter liUE MJintcr Aluiays Glomes B©§§’ VASmf — “A” ®eam L to R: Coach Hauge, T. Anderson. T. Nelson. J. Buck. G. Glasoe. S. Joraanstad. W. Aaberg. R. Ekness. J. Bakewell. M. Hansen. M Buck. W. Hermanson. L. Wissbrod. Coach Haggin. Student Managers: C. Nygaard. B. Westman. The Nitty Gritty Winning Basketball Plays Warrior Forward The Hollywood Kid How Does It Work? The High And Mighty 51 lIlINJOS HAiSSflSip — ©Ije Status Seekers Front Row: Brent Gillund Student Mgr., Shane Greenwell, Dar- rin Landstrom. Back Row: Dave Fredrickson, James Buck, Jeff Hanson, Scott Joraanstad, Sam Peterson, Doug Nelson. Coach Robin Hauge. 85-S($15AIt — ®tje Identity plunders L to R: Dwight Wolter, Guy Haugland, Darin Landstrom, Tim Olsen, Robert Schiele, Shawn Mvlvor, Shane Greenwell, Matt Hesselbart, Gary Wenstad, Coach Robin Hauge. 52 ('t §(£)MA33 — Atljletes if or §ale L to R: Coach Doug Graupe. Wade Ouren. Jim Nelson. Neil Land- strom. Byron Carter. Dave McCarty. Kaj Kaldahl. Dan Olson. Rick Philion. 53 A chance to win Dare I be happier? tlA S§J(5$ (K iEiE«ai?£AUiE«§ •§ports SSeautij The varsity cheerleaders sup- ported their team with en- thusiasm. Besides cheering, they worked long hours painting signs and keeping up school spirit. Their work and dedication was reward- ed at the district tournament when they received the spirit and win- dow display awards. Co-captains Andrea Martel and Annette Stam- men were named to the top five district cheerleading squad. No Life for a Lady Two are Better than One Up Hill All the Way L to R: Annette Stammen, Tracy Kostek, Kim Glasoe, Karen Dhuyvetter, Andrea Martel, Gwen Olsen. Four Girls and a Woman! 54 99 (C § $9Ai3 mJiffJcE mABEm The JV cheerleaders lead by captains Misti Grochow and Eileen Dolan, backed their team up throughout the season. The hard work and spirit they exhibited helped support the team through a successful season. The C-squad cheerleaders, lead by captains Ruth Smaaladen and Lesan Anderson, brought new spirit with them this year. This spirit helped their team to an exceptionally successful season. Overloaded! Top: Melodee Cowley. Middle: Misti Grochow. Bottom: Renee Top: Lesan Anderson Natalie Martin. Bottom: Kari Trulson, Joyce, Kim Martel and Eileen Dolan. Tami Nelson Ruth Smaaladen. 55 §P1?SJ5I MJiEiEiK — No En ©f Nonsense The varsity cheerleaders helped bring more spirit to the halls of DCHS by organizing a Spirit Week. Spirit Week went along the same line as Homecoming Week, only it was held during boys’ basketball instead of football. Each day had a special dress code, and the faculty and student body participated in their wackiest outfits. Greaser Day ended the week, with a sock hop following the basketball game Friday night. Orders From Above Your Future as a Wife amj ws Stikit I'Aondaq •’ ' Tuesday: y oon $ 0 Wednesday, p 4 fack ! Thur sda • CVcw fm� H Tnr «•• ■frid a •• 5Q's day - fkd Tom Brown’s School Days Only in America No Experience Necessary The Past Through Tomorrow No Boys Allowed Contemplation 56 ctjapter 0ix A SJreatlj of iFreslj Air B 2it£§’ dSAGIiK — SIljc 2toad to Ousti; Dcatlj Front Row: Maureen Johnson. Laurie Chnstopherson. Ruth Smaaladen. Melodee Cowley. Michelle Binde. Stephanie Kyes. Gwen Olsen. Kim Martel. Bonnie Dahlke. Back Row: Kim Glasoe. Missy Swanson. Eileen Dolan. Kelly Stefonowicz. Misti Grochow. Natalie Martin. Stephanie Olsen. Jill Braaten. Sheila Dolan. An- drea Martel. Gail Landstrom. 85((3 j|§’ SiSA(£2K — iCongest £MUe Front Row: Gaylen Kyes. Steve Fuller. Darrin Land- strom. Mike Knudson, Rick Philion. Neil Land- strom. Travis Anderson. Back Row: Chrissy Tande. Stat. Loren Wissbrod. Freeman Pascal. Jay Gillund. Jeff Graupe. Rus- ty Ekness. Mike Hanson. Dave McCarty. Brent Gillund. Lesan Anderson. Stat 58 ®?SA(!liK — Another Kon si e Attraction State Track meet qualifiers and alternates. Front Row: Ruth Smaaladen — 1600 m relay. Kelly Stefonowicz — 800 m run, 1600 m relay. Bonnie Dahlke — alternate. Kim Martel — alternate. Darrin Landstrom — 1600 m relay, Neil Landstrom — 1600 m relay. Loren Wissbrod — 1600 m relay. Back Row: Gail Landstrom — 1600 m relay. Rusty Ekness — discus, Mike Hansen — alternate. Andrea Martel — 1600 m relay. Rick Philion — 1600 m relay. The DCHS track team had a very successful season this year. Under Coach Philion’s guidance, both the boys and girls team broke numerous school records, and placed high in all their track meets. Both teams brought home the first place trophy in the Oil Basin track meet. At the Northwest Conference track meet for the 9th and 10th graders, the girls took first while the boys placed fourth. In the N.W. Conference track meet for the high school, the girls placed second, the boys placed fourth. Disturb Not the Dream The highlight of the track season for both the boys and girls came at the Region track meet. Divide County qualified for the state track meet in six events, with two first place finishes and four second place finishes. Rusty Ekness claimed first in the discus, and Nanci Fuller placed first in the 3200 m run. Both girl's and boy's 1600 m relays placed second. Nanci Fuller also placed second in the 1600 m run. Kelly Stefonowicz was also a second place winner in the 800 m run. 59 Where Beauty Dwells (So If Left to Right: Kristen Bakewell. Bobby Pascal. Kyle Kinstler, Matt Hellelbart. Wayne Hermanson. War- ren Aaberg. Shawn Mclvor. Jamie Buck. Kari Trulson. Coach Hauge. The Choice 60 Master of the Game Your Best Shot — Sat, Srink and 23e fHerry The Old Reliable Baby Doll The Prince and the Pauper The Art of Speaking Under 21 This too, I'll Remember The Nighttime Guy 61 PiKGDUJ — SEonigljt fflJe From Sad to Glad Innocents Abroad Waiting for the Verdict Goodbye, My Lady No more for the Road I was Dancing The White Pawn Ancient Evenings Almost Paradise Waiting in Hope One Heartbeat Away 62 Celebrate (£)ur tEoue As Days Go By Where are the Children? Dance is a contact sport A Time to Speak This is Murder Two hours to Darkness If Morning Ever Comes Tender is the Night Say it My Way Andersen's Fairy Tales The Long Dark Night With Love From Karen er?iA§§ — a Waiting for the End The Way We Were It’s Not the End of the World The First Deadly Sin Be Not Afraid Confessions of a Dangerous Mind Outpost of Freedom Wonderful Wizard of Oz Those that Are Left Since You Ask Me 64 The Wolf and the Dove to Ur No Turning Back What’s an Average Kid Like Me Doing Way Up Here? §tep ifurtljur The Red Badge of Courage To Catch an Angel The Flame and the Flower What I Know So Far When the Cheering Stopped 65 1984 er?iA§§ i Warren Aaberg will be going to Williston-UND, in the future a pro basketball player he surely could be! Julie Adams has several guys on a string, to the prom she didn't know which one to bring! Travis Anderson the shy type, oh no way — we know what he’s like! Jason Bakewell is usually around — if he’s not he’s country bound. Annette Bakke according to Mrs. Wigginton is a mess; don’t worry Annette — someday you'll learn how to dress. Debbie Binde, a cherry young gal, if you need a good listener she’s a real pal. Bryan Bloom is his silver car, goes 34 miles west — isn't that a little far? Mike Buck was asked who was best by far, Andrea Martel or his new car? Rick Chaffee likes to go west, as far as sewing class, Mrs. Owens thinks he’s a pest! Karen Dhuyvetter must be tough, surviving all those fights must be rough! Rusty Ekness is quite a guy, we all know he’s not quiet or shy! Sean Fennel came back here to have some fun his senior year. Steve Forthun is a character we all know; where he goes, nobody knows. Garth Glasoe is a card in one — go with him, you’re sure to have fun! Kim Glasoe is full of spirit and fun; according to her DC is number one. Mike Hansen, a big macho man, it's a good thing he doesn't own a van. Tim Hattel — better known as O’Toole, give him a reason and he’ll skip school. Kristi Haug to soon be wed will, spend her time working at Jack Jill. Wayne Hermanson a real golf pro, give him a reason, his temper will go. Tony Hysjulien is a senior guy, Jonell is his favorite — we wonder why? Debbie Kostek is quiet and nice; if you need a good friend, go to her for advice. Tracy Kostek is very small; when it comes to parties she makes them all. Gail Landstrom is good at basketball; Moorehead is where she’ll play this fall. Gene Larson is usually quiet — but when he’s not, he’s really a riot. David Lee in his GMC, is quite the partier according to us here at DC. Andrea Martel has a special fellow; together the two of them pretend to act mellow. LaDawn Molander should go far; all she needs now is a new car. Michelle Nelson is a little thing — don’t push her around, she can get pretty mean. Todd Nelson with his neatly combed hair, reminds us of a soft teddy bear. Curtis Nygaard is his big white car, he’ll show us all where the parties are. Kim Ouren is a crazy gal; when she goes out, she really raises hell. Freeman Pascal, a computer brain, with all his smarts he has much to gain. Heather Sorum, soft and quiet like a flower, oh if you could’ve seen her at Kristi’s bridal shower. Annette Stammen always dresses neat; as far as her sense of humor, she can’t be beat. Shelly Sundheim is really a riot; it’s just too bad she can’t keep quiet. Kathy Tysse in her little green car, with her friends will show you where the parties are. Connie Wenstad is a cherry girl; when she laughs she sounds like a squirrel. Kent Wigness is really cruising, when he tears through the streets of Noonan. Loren Wissbrod likes to punch with his fist, even if he ends up with stitches in his wrist. Shawn Worley has a car that just won’t run when girls take it west to have some fun. ©iSASmASIMN — 1934 4 i i iy ■■-§ Class Motto If you can imagine it. you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it. 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Yuko was active in volleyball, basketball, track, band and choir as well as other DCHS activities. She said that she will miss all her American friends, and she hopes that everyone has learned something from her. Yuko’s hobbies in Japan are playing the piano, shopping and daydreaming. Her father is an ar- chitect and her mother is a housewife. She also has a brother and a sister. Before leaving for Tokyo June 28, she said, “I wish I could do it all over again from September.” Yuko, DCHS will never forget you! Yuko Agata iExcljange §tufcent Speak No Evil A Friend is for Always 72 Hawaii at a glance Rock Woman Food for Thought The Search The Final Diagnosis Plain Speaking Looking for Ideas The Innocent Heart I Couldn’t Help Laughing The Outsiders 73 All About Rabbits How to do your Science Project Cool Cat American Graffiti BOSS! Thinking About Women The Sad and the Glad Jungle Girl Professor at Large Rings of Operators All the Nuts Aren't in the Fruit Cake I am watching Learning Through Group Experience Teaching Children Today 75 The Preppy Problem Little Men Hot and Cool Studs Lonigan Alice In Wonderland As Their Friends Saw Them The New Exiles Careful, He Might Hear You Choirboys Are We Alone? Gone Fishing The Missing Persons League 76 Nipped in the Bud Obsession The Hiding Place 77 The Woman who was Clever The Great Experiment The Temptress Tying up the Line Freaky Friday The Secret Life of the Underwear Beautiful Braids Champ ABC's of Style A Man Apart A Little Behind With a Face Like Mine These Happy Golden Years The Homeplace Happy As the Grass Was Green Life is not Fair Joy in the Morning Lady in the Mist KINSEY HOPE ATTORNEYS Phone: 965-6071 Crosby, N.D. 58730 CROSBY DRUG ?exaH DRUGS Your Rexall Store ORLYN AUDREY LOGE, Owners Phone: 965-6651 Crosby, N.D. CROSBY FLORAL GIFTS (Sk , 35lv =±r NOLA OLSON, Owner “Say it with flowers” Teleflora Wire Service Crosby, N.D. 965-6701 CROSBY TOP AND BODY SHOP 24 Hour Wrecking Service Auto Body Repairs All Types of Brake and Alignment Work JOHN W. BENTER SON, Owners Phone: 965 6512 Crosby, N.D. ro n..x 23o Phone � 05-6352 GOOD WILL MARKET VINCENT COWLEY Phone: 982-3335 Ambrose, N.D. Divide Abstract Co., Inc. Crosby, North Dakota 58730 “Complete Title Service for Divide County, North Dakota” Dennis V. Sundheim President Manager Wendell H. Elliott Secretary CROSBY CLINIC WESLEY E. KOCHER 112 1st Ave. NW Crosby, ND Phone 965-6349 Emergency after hours 965-6384 Licensed Public Accountant Crosby, ND Phone 965-6321 80 QUALITY MEATS PRODUCE Bob Moo Rick Kuhn JORAANSTAD’S STYLE SHOP “The Place to Go For The Brands You Know” STEVE and ARDIS JORAANSTAD Call 965-6531 Crosby, ND FARMER’S STATE BANK Shop the Store Where You’re Always Welcome Phone 965-6631 Crosby, ND “Biggest Little Bank in the Country” FORD MERCURY INGWALSON CO. Since 1919 701-965-6361 701-965-6362 MOTOR Authorized Dealers Sales and Service Crosby, ND 58730 Crosby, ND COMPANY DRUG J.D. ELECTRIC City Business Industry Farm Wiring Trenching For an electrician call 965-6436 John D. Nygaard Jr. For All Your School Needs I. J. Bev Jacobson Phone 965-6671 Crosby, ND CwfU- 81 AH Coirs Eligible For 1986 Mon-Dak Futurity JOAKS IMPRESSIVE 1980 Bay Stallion SIRE: Mr. Impressive Dam: Rounds Libertybell Qualified for 1983 World Show in Junior Wesiern Pleasure — 04 Pis • Junior Hunter Under Saddle — 10 Pts Owned by Leslie A. Bakken Trained L Shown by Dean Ross Crosby. North Dakota Beausejour, Manitoba 82 Thanks to Les Bakken for his generous support from the annual staff. CHAT-N-CHEW CAFE Home Cooked Meals Home Baked Pastries Fast, Friendly Service GEORGE LOYBAKKE Owners Phone: 965-6033 oolfrey Electronics Franklin and Epson Computers Sylvania Televisions Service Supporting Technology 105 South Main Crosby, ND 965-6492 ®vW, DK’S PLUMBING HEATING Crosby, ND 965-6448 DUANE V. JOHNSON Master Plumber Residential — Commercial Remodeling See Us For All Your Plumbing Needs CROSBY FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. GORDON SMAALADEN, Mgr. Grinding Drying CLeaning Crosby, ND The MAHREfl FURNITURE • Home Furnishing • Floor Wall Covering • Draperies Serving 3,600 Families With News of the Divide and Burke County Region Paul and Angie Mahrer 701-965-6367 ............. Crosby, ND We Support our DCHS Students and Graduates Phone 965-6088 Crosby, ND FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY Cenex Self Service Duane Boldt, Manager Crosby, ND 58730 “Quality never goes out of style” FINE FAMILY CLOTHING Your Levi’s Center ETTA OLSON, Mgr. Phone 965-4297 Mercantile Crosby, ND IF IT'S COOD FOOD KOZY KORNER KAFE CLOTHES AND THINGS Men's, Women's and Children’s Clothing and Accessories Shoes for the Whole Family Fast Food Friendly Service Take-Out Orders ARLEN and WANDA 965-6331 OLSEN GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. Lynn Buck, Mgr. Phone 965-6002 Crosby, N.D. Pole Buildings, Building Materials DAVE STROMME, Manager Phone 965 6572 Pleasant Homes Motel ★ ★ ★ Direct Diol Phones Color Television Air Conditioning Kitchenettes Weekly Rotes Also Phone 965-6345 Ken and Darlene Hingst METROPOLITAN FEDERAL Offers You Convenient Service • Checking with Interest • Harvest Account • Certificates of Deposit • Bonus Account • Consumer Loans Auto and Personal Needs • Mortgage Loans • Home Improvement Loans • Payroll Savings • Direct Deposit • Traveler s Checks • Notary Public • Metro Club • Tax-Sheltered Accounts Keogh IRA SEP • Visa Checking Card • Metro Money Market Checking • Metro Equity Credit PETERMAN OIL INC. Quality Fuels and Oils Custom Grain Hauling at 35 Locations Metropolitan Feders sr Crosby Office 965-6016 Phone 965-6780 Crosby, ND Deb HARVEY, SHIRLEY, and DAVE PETERMAN Owners Jude’s ENGBERGINSURANCE Insurance of All Kinds Serving the Crosby Area Since 1944 Ken Engberg Phone 965-6871 Crosby, ND The Gonzo 27-Inch Party Pizza Pizza To Go 965-4233 DEB OLSON and JUDY WENSTAD 84 ft? BAKKE’S FIRST NATIONAL BANK jtj repair JZjsiji Carburetor work T1- Tune-Ups Engine Rebuilding Locally owned by ED and ROSELIE BAKKE 965-6376 Crosby — Columbus — Lignite You’re First With Us!! Dial 965-6091 at Crosby FARMER’S UNION INSURANCE “Our Business is Building” Town and County ANDERSON LUMBER All Lines of Insurance Elman Braaten, Representative Telephone 965-6422 Crosby, ND 58730 Crosby, Phone: 965-6335 Leonard Anderson Dial 965-6457 I f BEN FRANKLIN ANDY’S MEN’S STORE We Bring Variety to Life! The Store for Dad Lad Mom Sister too! Getting Bigger Better to Serve the Crosby Area Since 1953 Telephone 965-6821 Crosby, ND 58730 Phone 965-6621 Crosby, ND Darven Leora Anderson X IB ENGBERG JANITORIAL SUPPLY SERVICE EKNESS SUPER VALU HERB RUBY ENGBERG, Owners 503 South Main St. Phone 965-6803 Crosby, ND DEL JOYCE EKNESS Crosby, ND 58730 Phone 965-6412 HHSiASI D©H§ t? nu JffHStta «£ if (SHE 23? 1934 C?XA§§ }JiJ©}3iit(ftl TEN YEARS FROM NOW . . . .. Golf expert WARREN AABERG will be pro touring the world. He and Bob Hope will begin the Aaberg- Hope Open Classic. . JULIE ADAMS will still be hard at work at college. She only has four more years left to get her PHD in physcology. TRAVIS ANDERSON and DEBBIE BINDE will become Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Travis will take over his father's farm while Debbie takes over her mother's Mary Kay business. She will practice her makeup skills on the cows. Auto wrecker JASON BAKEWELL will have opened an auto repair shop called Bakewell’s Auto Wreck- ing . work done for free. ANNETTE BAKKE is now the proud wife of Rick Springfield. They have not yet had any children, but they plan to start springing them out in the future. MIKE BUCK will become a well-known dentist. He will work hard at his work to keep pretty smiles on all his women patients. . KAREN DHUYVETTER and RUSTY EKNESS will have gone into business together as marriage counselors. Good luck to all their patients. STEVE FORTHUN has become a professional boxer, and received his golden glovers. He owes his career to bathroom walls. . MIKE HANSEN will have taken over the family farm. In his spare time, he will drive around the Crosby Elementary playground looking for new dates. . . KRISTI HAUG — ENOE will be celebrating her 10th wedding anniversary. Congratulations Kristi, only 40 more to go. WAYNE HERMANSON will still be arguing with Mrs. Wiggington about getting his Business English assignments in on time. DEBBIE KOSTEK has now taken over the International Peace Garden's Music Camp as director and manager. She now has Merton Uttgard working as a grounds keeper. TONY HYJULIEN will have joined the army and will be stationed in Columbia. His job there will consist of burning the fields of weeds.” . . . RICK CHAFFEE is a famous drag racer. He credits his fame to the many hours of practice he got during his high school years. ... SEAN FENNELL will be one of the top architects in Hollywood where he is designing E.T.’s home. . . . GAIL LANDSTROM has become the first woman to play on an all male professional basketball team. She now plays for the Los Angeles Lakers. . . . GENE LARSON will produce and star in his own fishing and trapping show called, “Gene’s Hunting and Trapping Expeditions.” ... DAVID LEE will have inherited his dad’s Ben Franklin store but still finds time to drive around Crosby on the weekends. ... GARTH GLASOE has devouted his life to aiding overweight women in their weight loss programs. He has a strenuous program of aluminum weightlifting. ... KIM GLASOE has opened her own aluminum recycling plant. She and her mother will hunt down every discarded aluminum cans in Crosby and make it a more beautiful town for everyone. ... TRACY KOSTEK has devouted her life to searching for cures of preventions of shortness. She will try her first remedy on Annette Stammen. ... SHAWN WORLEY will have taken over his mother’s job as librarian at DCHS. The library now has a sec- tion for “bunny” magazines. ... TIM HATTLE has changed his name to Timmy O’Toole. He has moved to Ireland where he stars in Irish beer commercials. .. . KIM OUREN is now a professional interior decorator. She will be designing the White House for the president of 1994. .. . FREEMAN PASCAL has become president of the Apple Computer Company. Rumor has it that he will soon be opening the Banana branch. .. . La DAWN MOLANDER will be teaching Drivers Ed. at Divide County High School. Gary Molander recommended her for the position because of her former driving experiences. She is also a parttime Solid Gold dancer. . . . KATHLEEN TYSSE will be the proud owner of her father’s antique tractor collection and will be the co- owner of the Crosby Cenex station with her husband. . . . ANDREA MARTEL will be aiding amnesia patients, so they don't have to say, “I don’t remember.” . . . MICHELLE NELSON will be making mega-bucks in the future from her acting abilities in Chung King commercials. . . . CONNIE WENSTAD will go into business as a hair designer. She will specialize in punk hairstyles, and she will call her shop. “Connie’s Creations.” . . . SHELLY SUNDHEIM. the expect advise giver, will have taken over Ann Lander’s column. The world will never be the same! .. . CURT NYGAARD has now taken over Mr. Haugland’s position, and is teaching his students how to make sheep corrals. . . . HEATHER SORUM. a well known gas pumper of Sorum’s Oil, will strike it rich with an oil well in her own backyard. She now has her dad pumping gas. . . . ANNETTE STAMMEN has married Scott Joraanstad. She is now the head cleaner at the Dakota theater. .. . KENT WIGNESS will become a stand up comedian. He will be especially famous for his “James Me'Gregor” imitations. . . . LOREN WISSBROD is now living in California where he owns a winery. He is quite a rich young man. but he is drinking up all the profits. . . TODD NELSON is now a professional model. He is contracted out to the Calvin Cline Company. You will see most of his work in their underwear ads. RCA TV's, Whirlpool and Maytag Appliances GUNNER, MAXINE, BLAINE PETERSON Television - Stereo Computers Sales and Service 105 South Main 965 6492 GUNNER, MAXINE, BLAINE PETERSON See Coast to Coast For All Your Hardware Needs Phone: 965-6561 Congratulations Good Luck to the Class of 1984 88 Autographs S.N V - . •VV's