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Talons 71 E. J. Cooper Senior High School New Hope. Minnesota VolumeTH! M a bridge joins two things together, no matter what they are, no matter how far apart the things are, the endless distance is bridged by a gap. you and I become US. bridges ... 2—Introduction contents faculty.............. 16 organizations...... 32 sports............... 72 student Life.......102 students...........124 index..............1 76 Introduction—3 4—Introduction the longest bridge is that between people and themselves, this bridge has to be crossed by everyone alone. Introduction—5 6—Introduction there are many differences between the young and the old. to compromise, build a bridge. Introduction—7 one must have the desire to win to cross the bridge of success. 8—Introduction the bridge to love is long and narrow, but holds an endless joy for those who accept the challenge. 10—Introduction Introduction—11 12—Introduction there are bridges to be a part of and bridges to be alone on ... Introduction—13 the gap is large between the rich and the poor, it's up to us, to bridge that gap. Introduction—15 nr Faculty Editor - Gandy Danielson Assistant - Mary Miller Superintendent Mr. Leroy Hood Back row: Pastor R. C. Peterson, Dr. Leroy E. Hood, Dr. E. Gary Joselyn. Front row: Mr. F. C. Bayard, Mr. Clifford C. Smith, Mr. Loren S. Johnson, Mrs. Idell B. Silberman 18—Administration Mr. Richard Stensrud Assistant Principal Mr. John Lloyd Assistant Principal Mr. Lyndon Ulrich Principal Mr. Elmer Kemppainen Assistant Principal Faculty—19 Counselors Aim to Help Students Dr. Richard Grismrud Counselor Mr. Donald Wirtanen Counselor Mr. Dave Freuhauf Counselor Mrs. Arlene Breckenridge Counselor 20—Faculty (Front Row) E. Gutwiller. H. Latvahe. S. Shasky, E. Jukva. B. Arvenson. (Back Row) T. Johnson. H. Bartle. G. Schroeder Custodians Mrs. Betty Marcell Nurse (Front Row) E. Van Wie. E Hatgrimson. C. Englund. E. Durant. D. Goranson. J. Thornverg. (Back Row) M. Thomsen, D. Ras-musson. J. Hannibal, E. Wolff. L. Anderson. D. Gustafson, J. Hartfiol. L Hruska Cooks Mrs. Ramstad, Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs. Foss. Mrs. Ellison. Mrs. Laurent. Mrs. McIntosh. Mrs. Johnson Secretaries Staff—21 Scope of Education Spans From AV to Art Mr. Roger Kane Audio Visual Mr. Ron Chagnon, Mr. Gary Gilmer .. Art Mrs. Mary Garbc Reading Mrs. Doherty Special Education 22—Faculty Back Row: Mrs. Barbara Storkamp. Mr. Dcrald Gourley Mr. John Tobin. Mr. Tom Gagnon. Mr. Marlin Kiecker. Front Row: Mrs. Terry Anne Krenz. Mrs. Lois Johnson. Mrs. Harriet Wilson, Mrs. Susan Bye. and Mrs. Rosadelle Schwartz Business Mr. Gene Sullivan. Mrs. Karyl Boll. Mr. Richard DcGuiso English Spying on Mr. Ludwig Mr. John Cunningham Drama Faculty—23 Is it a bird or a piano? No it's it's Mrs. Florence Mosal. Mr. David Cade. Miss Jackie Dubbe, Mr. David Ludvig English Mr. Patrick Billig, Miss Gretchen Heath. Mr. Vernon Hollister English Mr. Robert Sullivan. Mrs. Fran Zabol, Mr. Gerald Fraser English 24—Faculty Mrs. Carolyn Froke. Mrs. Palricla Hultman. Mrs. Elaine Jordan. Mrs. Noreen LeVahn Home Ec (Below Right) Mr. Kerry Koestler. Mrs. Margaret Rand. Mr. Dan Daly Foreign Language ° uron L,G «I Librarian Mrs- Lois Yuena Librarian Mr. Merle Solie. Mr. Rollie Schmidt. Mr. Sidney Buffington Math Mrs. Patricia Fredin. Miss Caryl Bugge. Mr. James DeMorett Math Mrs. Mary Davis. Mr. Charles Thoreson. Mrs. Gretchen Wilhelm. Mr. Claude Paradis Math 26—Faculty Mr. Larry Tempel Music Mr. Harold Wildung Choir Mr. DuWayne Kloos Band Music Inspires Individuality Mr. Donald Balk Orchestra Faculty—27 Phy Ed Stresses Physical Fitness Mr. Lloyd Olson, Mr. Roger Johnson Miss Joan Froh. Mrs. Joyce Hagen Huh??? Mr. James Root Athletic Director 28—Faculty Mr. Robert Lorentzen. Mr. Grant Locke. Mr. Terrance Loushin Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Fredrickson Physics Mr. John Youngren. Mr. Arlie Bomstad, Mr. Jack Cook. Mr. Robert Ryan Industrial Arts Mr. Robert Snustad, Mrs. Lorraine Sherman Chemistry (Front Row) Mr. Paul Hctchler. Miss Jan HartsooV. Mr. Stan Marhula (Back Row) Mr. Darrel Sohn, Mr. Bruco Soalaff, Mr. James Knight Biology Students Develop a Practical Knowledge Faculty—29 Profs Peek Into Past Present Mr. Lanny Orning. Mr. Timothy Sawyer. Mr. Marlyn Friesen . . . Social Studies. Mr. Sam Llchterman. Mr. Clifford Nelson. Mr. Ron Bauerly. Mr. Cal Beldon. Mr. Terrance Strong. Mr. Charles Anderson ... Social Studies Mr. Steven Schmidt... Social Studies Mr. Ken Staples. Miss Marjorie Ferris. Mr. Glen Nord. Mrs. Susan Anderson ... Social Studies Mr. Donald Ahlberg. Mr. Hugh Boeddeker . . . Social Studies 30—I acuity As the 70’s began, a new school year began and so did the students and faculty of Cooper. It started out as every other year with much hope and expectations of the new year to come. The Cooper faculty met an interesting challenge with the new Armstrong High using the Cooper building. That meant double shift and a 7:05 homeroom. It was quite a new experience for everyone, getting up before the sun and going home for lunch. The faculty worked through many of the problems, to make the courses offered to the students much more interesting by adding many new and different ones. Some of the new courses offered were film study, psychology, family living, auto mechanics, advanced composition and minority history to name only a few. These courses were offered on a semester basis so students and faculty would have a change in the middle of the year. Much of the faculty thinks the courses on a semester basis are a good idea, even though there are always a few problems to smooth out. Principal Kemppainen realized that more than anyone. His was the job of scheduling. The Senior Social team stressed the idea of experience. What is man?” was the basic theme for the humanities’ students. Industrial arts is mainly male-dominated, but the females are moving in slowly but surely. The guys tested their ability down in the home ec labs, baking little goodies for their own satisfaction. Two different levels of chemistry were offered for the first time; one for those college bound and the other for the general interest. Miss Ferris on the Junior Social team presented The World Today.” Faculty The teachers on one “in-service” day this year visited schools throughout the Metropolitan area. The students meanwhile had only a half day of school. These are only a few of the schools visited: St. Paul Johnson, Anoka, Coon Rapids, and North. The purpose of this in-service was to give the teachers ideas on ways to improve their classes and methods of teaching. There were really some basketball games the faculty played this year. The first team they played was the internationally known Harlem Diplomats. This proved to be fun for everyone. Our poor faculty lost an exciting and different game, but it certainly was an experience. The second game was the Ted Leuer Benefit game. Our faculty took on Armstrong's. They lost that in the last few seconds. Well, one team can’t win them all, can they? The winning or losing wasn’t the issue in this game, though. The faculty also played another AFS benefit game. Cooper’s Key Club sponsored a Faculty Appreciation Day. All the faculty members received a carnation. Signs were hung around the school to pat the teachers on the back” for all of their hard work. Free coffee was also provided by Key Club in the teachers’ lounge to help relieve themselves of all of their frustrations of everyday classes. This was one of Cooper’s first, and it will continue throughout the years. The school year has finally come to an end and both the students and faculty are somewhat happy. The faculty experienced a new, different, and challenging year this year and the next year may be more settled. The faculty, administration, school board, and students all strove together to make this past year at Cooper as good as possible. faculty copy—31 32 Organizations Editor-David Peugh Assistant Editor - Paul Duxbury 33 Concert Choir (Front row) F. Granda. C. Johnson. S. Ramundt, K. Jensen. L. Lohman. S. Larson. H. Swanson. M. Wedln. M. Gates. C. Steen. A. Laliborte. M. Gruhlke, D. Smith (Second row) P. Bauer. D. Norby, G. Hanson. B. Snustad, L. Llndgren. S. Jesperson, V. Porter. A. Elsenpooter. K. Kilcullen. S. Lesko. B. Hentges. P. Gunther. J. Carlson. M. Montgomery. N. Nystrom. S. Magnuson, T. Beeman, P. Olson. S. Hartley (Third Row) S. Hanson. P. Gulsvlg, S. Reed. L. Shelton. P. Hanloy. G. Smith. P. Cato. C. Cramer, S. Studeman. S. Baardson, J. Stager. P. Peterson. D. Hill, K. Chrysler. S. Miller. G. Velner, D. Sunders. M. Spence. R. Schumann. 0. Fern, L. Tripp. S. Donnelfy. J. Kohls (Fourth row) M. Reader, R. Weimar, P. Hodgin. S. McKoon. R. Wolak. M. Conlin. D. Hanson, B. Monson, S. Holmer, B. Correll. E. Kauffman. D. Peoples, B. Wenz. K. Julian. J. Goodwin, R. Skoog, J. Spltzonberger. M. Borg, J. Zimdars, D. Hanson. D. Harold. G. Wallin, L. Pappas. K. Marcy. D. Schilling Choir Council — J. Wander. P. Potcrson, B. Hentges. J. Goodwin. P. Olson. P. Bauer. B. Snustad. (Handing) R. Schumann 34—Choir Varsity Girls Glee (First Row) T. Hedlund, C. Levang. P. Roach. S. Keske, J. Grove. P. Evangelist. K. Borqulst. 0. Tajden. C. Retzack. W Melby. D. Hillukka, N. Hammond. K. Fursman. M. Oigatano. B. Cooper. (Second Row) C. Peterson. 0. Anderson. E. Peterson. K. Hemmlng-way, C. Kephart. K. Calder, S. McKenzie. D. Sowers, M. Longen. T. Ludtke. C. Mattson. P. Witry, C. Rosener. D. Jenson, S. Schumann C. Neiss. J. Dickson, S. Nickolauson (Third Row) J. Fotterly, R. Benedict. L. Sullivan. S. Fahy. B. Bryan. M. Brandt. D. Lltchy, L Gabriel son. A. Hatcher, M. Harley. G. Hillukka. D. Dunn. S. Herzog. S. Gustafson. V. Sowers. G. Holmko, D. Hill, 1. Stumpt (Top Row) L. Olson. L. Hanson. D. Sundvall, D. Brown. K. Blixt, J. Stuber, D. Murphy, M. Pomerleau. M. Leone, R. Lanners, L. Knutson, R. Socha. J. Jensen, B. Hamol. D. Smith, A. Johnson. R. Palmer, L. Sponco, P. Labarge, L. Tidemann, L. Danielson. N. Moulton. ' ? % Choir—35 (First Row) B Wernor. D Randall. J. Ryan. 0. lundl. K. McKenzie. J. Nelson. M. Lunden. (Second Row) J. Ganz. D. Wiese. S. Wormas. R. Rustad. R. Eckman. J Arndt. L. Glaim. M. Jacobson. V Gangness. D. Carlson. T. Roubik. J. Peterson. D. Borgdorf. J. Smegel. (Third Row) D. Varnor. K. Hughs. K. Harasyn. K. Lovegren. C. Cotter. P. Fishbeck. G. Kupka. J. Reed. J. Demay. T. Luby. S. Haen. M. Connoy. J. Hanley. D. Cassette. C. DesChariait. (Fourth Row) J. Henderson. P. Larson. D. Irvin. J. Dickey. K. Harasyn. K. Washam. C. Osborn. W. Wahlstrom. J. Blockey. K. LaFavor. M. Boyd. P. Dennler. A. Kowal. D. Quick. S. Nelsen. J. Lee. R. Utecht. J. Steurt. I Madrigal Singers (Front Row) R. Schumann. G. Wallin. J. Zindars. J. Wander. D. Peoples. E. Kauffman. R. Wolak. K. Chrysler, G. Smith, (Second Row) L. Lohman. V. Porter. B. Hentges. L. Tripp, M. Reader. K. Kilcullen. P. Olsen. M. Wcdln. 36—Choir Madrigals (First Row) P. Winker. 0. i viuimas. S. 0 G. r.eii.-:i ..n (Si nd How) Game : L Danielson. M. Williams. J. Kohls. D. Norby. W I'.U-iby (Third ?•-.•) o. Luszko, L Cain P. Gunther. S. Benrick. K. Harasyn, R. Landers J Robm (Fourth Row) N. Nystrom. D. Betawski. L. Merriam, M. Miller. S. Conner. lilgi ■ NRII ■ ■■■■ G. U. 8. Relates to All People (Below Lett) G.U.S. officers: Diane Norby. treasurer; Gale Gellerman, president; Sandy Conner, vice-president; Debra Belawski. secretary; Nancy Nystrom, historian. G.U.S.—37 Civic Minded Key Club Strives for Perfection (Bottom Row) G. Smith. K. Schmidt. D. Bosch, P. Peterson, K. Harasyn. D. Peugh, T. Harasyn, H. McCann, (Mlddlo Row) M. Belford, J. Wasnick, J. Wander. S. Hyser. G. Johnson. S. Root. P. Connolly, M. Fallon, J. Bouta, (Top Row) M. LaForce. J. Ziac. D. Zumor. M. Raveling. G. Borrell. J. Spencer. E. Kaufman, K. Julian. G. Plasencla. 38—Key Club — (Top Left) President Spencer outlines the month's activities at Hlghview. (Left) Key Club officers: Steve Hyser, vice president; James Spencer, president; John Wander, treasurer: Dan Zismer. secretary. (Above) Greg Borroll narrates a filmstrip during one of Key Club's many programs about the community. Key Club—39 Y-Teen Plan Thanksgiving, Easter Services Y-Teens all school cabinet: R. Snustad. V. Norton. P. Barklind. L. Johnson. J. Steurt. J. Swenson. S. Reed. Y-Teens chapter presidents: B. Klatke. J. Hargrave. M Westerberg, B. Spier. P. Ouady. S. Johnson, D. Pederson. K. Jenson. P. Hiar. 40—Y-Teens (Left) Gail Dahlln cracks up at a chaptor meeting. (Above left) Gall Boutner reads minutes o( last mooting. (Above) GAA officers. D. Limond, S. Schendol. S. Hannibal. P. Schnel-decker, N. Andresen, A. Vogt. J. Elson G.A.A.—41 Hi-y fcfTuaenTS rinu Pace Fast at CHS (Abovo) Helen Zopoglou of Greece and Roger Cortes of Bolivia display flags of their country. (Upper center) The Harlem Diplomats played the Cooper faculty in an AFS fund raising game. (Right) AFS officers: Sandy Danielson. Jan Elsen. Phil Kupka. Val Norton. (Upper right) Roger receives phono call from Bolivia. (Far right) Helen poses for picture by the phone In the foyer. 42—AFS AFS—43 DE, T I. OE Develop Skills in Wide Variety of Jobs DE (First Row) D. Klinger. S. Schmidt. V. Ibach, M. Gruhlke. D. Shea. S. Wohlman. M. Shepard. (Second Row) K. Meyer. L. Gabbert, W. Carlson. R. Neumann. D. Drake. (Third Row) D. Marquette. D. Marks. S. Soboy, C. Baker. C. Adamson, N. Varner. (Fourth Row) C. Dehn, N. Huro, V. Zirbes, P. Dordan. J. LaBelie. S. Parkins 44—P.E. O E (First Row) M. Blake, D. Anderson. (Second Row) E. Potorson. K. Bodln, L. Kondzlolka, K. Doty, (Third Row) C. Schreibor, S. Egan. J. Hamel. R. Martin. (Fourth Row) C. Boynton. L. Tierney, N. Brown, P. Gulsvig, M. Alquiro, K. Curtis. (Fifth Row) D. Kvaal. M. Smykalskl. K. Turner. L. Corcoran. P. Ivorson, (Sixth Row) B. Amon, J. Jordan. S. Jenson. A. Piccinolli. C. Feyerelsn, S. Nelson. T l (First Row) C. Swartwood, D. Kivi, M. Snaza, R. Melin. Mr. Nardinl, (Second Row) D. Saunders, G. Mans, L. Stevens, V. Gangness, C. Eldon, (Third Row) B. Henning. S. Targoson, S. Marshall. P. Harris. S. Maund. J. Engle. (Fourth Row) M. Christensen. R. Morgan. B. Hill, 8. Volkert. G. Greenwald. D. Thorson OE T I—45 46—International Club International Club Varies Activities to Provide Interests (Left) French Club officers: P. Winker, E. Cambronne. V. Norton. P. Schmidt. L. Taft. C. Dcrnor, 0. Kranz. (Above) Students study intensely In language lab. (Above Left) S. Bendricks, S. Cortner, L. Lowman. L. Shelton, D. Norby. International Club—47 (Above) German Club officers: D. Pederson. D. Bodman. S. Hanson. C. Kuhn, L. Hanson. (Right) Mr. Daly talks on fascinating Spanish culturo during a Spanish Club meeting. 48—Spanish Club (First row) N. Varner. L T-ipp. J. Samels. S. Bo.chert Gu'ther ojjLton. D. Peugh. M. Fallon. M. Webinger. 0. Nort)y. L. Taft, L Squ ' j. Siegfried. P. Barklmd P. Raveling. P. Olson. B Kiatke. K. Hatcher. V. Faue. SHartley. F r° j 6esterreich. D Reed. A Elsenpeter. K. G. Miller. M. Bigley. S. Baardson A. King. (Filth row) M. Voss. - S • Anderson. P. Girod. D. Mason. Kilculicn. M Sparrow. C. Colvin. S. Berard. (Sixth row) S. Skelton. M Grego. e. D. Mason. B. Boecker. G. Dahlin. STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVE IN COOPER (Left) Student Council officers: Debra Fern, treasurer; Philip Kupka. vice-president; Val Norton, secretary; Jack Goodwin, president. (Above) Dedicated Student Council members work in bookstore during lunch mods. Student Council—49 Quill Informs CHS Students (Right) John Olsen, editor relieves pressure by reading a book. Newspaper staff (from left) V Norton. P. Kupka. K. Lovcgrcn. J. Olson. J. Irving. S. Cooper. M. Nelson. S. Burger, C. Steen. R. Cortez, R. Eckman. 50—Hawk’s Quill (First Row) J. Ladd. L. Kawal. R. Sturdy. R. Hanson. (Second Row) B. Olson. K. LaFontaine. R. Murphy. D. Nedderseu, D. Kennedy. (Third Row) D. Hanson. P. Hanson. J. Piwoschok. J. Spitzenberger. J. VanSteinbergen. A. V. Projects Patience in Late Requisitions (Left) A.V. assistants help produce a large group. Audio-Visual—51 Annual Staff Fires Up (Bottom row) B. Frame. A. Raun, S. Borard. J. Kerkow. D. Anderson. K. Harasyn. (Middle row) L. Taft. G. Plasencia. R. Steinert. (Top row) M. Fallon. V. Boeddecker. D. Zismer. P. Duxbury. P. Connolly. M. Carlson. J. Rick. D. Pough. (First Row) D. Bcdman. L. Taft. D. Norby. L. Bowman. C. Neuborger. C. Skar. T. Manthei. G. Smith. C. Stoon. K. Tynen. J. Kreber. J. Carlson. C Olson. M. Wedin, B. Dieck. S. Cooper. A. Piccinotli, K. Turner. H. Horzog. D. Smith. K. Jenson. (Second Row) S. Wolf. 0. Hoganson. J. Siegtred. S Danielson. D. Kranz, D. Kresa. M. Alguire. V. Porter. D. Frayseth, D. Bosch. D. Limond, S. Gustafson. S. Loszko, B. Kempf. T. Hoganson. P. Scheideckor. (Third Row) L. Bjork. P. Schmitt. K. Struck. J. Steuart. J. Blake. P. Harris. L. Shelton. D. Schilling. D. Claim. K. Juba. R. Fcrnan. J. Kerkow. G. Wolak. (Fourth Row) D. Murphy. V. Boeddocker, M. Steinweg. J. Zimdars. M. Bellord. M. Johanson. S. Pitman. P. Kupka. D. Baldridge, R. Mulmberg, M. Raveling. D. Irving, C. Steen. J. Elson. M. Stuntebeck. G. Vilmo. C. Thompson. D. Arens. P. Carrol. M. Porri. M. Wobinger, M. Cummings. M. Holmgren. G. Gellerman. (First Row) R. Schumann. E. Cambronne. M. Williams. M. Tyson. S. Schendel. D. Pcnzimas. R. Snustad. S. Root. (Second Row) B. Frame. S. Hartley. J. Hargrave. C. Nygaard, S. Cortner. M. Williams. V. Norton. (Third Row) P. Peterson. J. Wander. J. Olsen. D. Fern. A. Raun, R. Ringwolski. M. Wilzcek. G. Carlson. 54—National Honor Society Clubs Vary From Qcholars to Cooks. (Bottom Right) N.H.S. officers: Elaine Cam-bronne, secretary; Angie Raun, treasurer; Robert Ringwolski, vice president: Ron Schumann, president. (Below) Home Ec. club meets in banquet room. (Left) Home Ec. club officers: M. La8elle, S. Hyser. J. Elsen, T. Roubik, P. Evangelist National Honor Society—55 Declamation: Front Row—J. Higbee. W. Melby. J. Kennedy. R. Hanson. R. Cortez. R. Weimer. Back Row: K. Crider. D. Smothers. M. Warnke, J. Edberg. G. Carlson. M. Conlm. 56—Art Declamation Chess Club: D. Petrich. J. Olson. S. Colmmers, D. Rudolph. M. Conlln. D. LaBat. G. Carlson Clubs Contribute Intellectually Debate (Lett) (First Row) Mr. Weiss. N. Molton. C. Rosnener. J. Marsh, G Carlson. L. Lindquist. (Second Row) R Socha. K. Killcullen, M. Conlin. J. Edbcrg R. Sturdy. (Above Lett) Art Club officers. Judy Higbcc and Rickie Cheney. (Center Left) FTA officers Sandra Basset and Diane Norby. Chess Debate—57 Drama Club Visits Guthrie Monthly Drama Club officers: Paul Dennler. Jack Goodwin. Roberta Weimar. S8—Drama Drama Club (First Row) R. Schroeder. L. Carroll, B. Munson. J. Goodwin. D. Sharp, J. Hlgbee. C. Taft. (Second Row) D. Hcdke, S. Miller. R. Weimar. S. Borchert, P. Dennler. (Left) Aqua-ettes practice ballot log. (Bolow Lett) Janet Rick prepares for the opening number. (Below) Aqua-ettes officers are: Oanette Schilling. Angie Raun, and Janet Rick. (Bottom Row) P. Olson. C. Rudolph. J. Rick, K. Kllpela, L. Frandsen. W. Melby, G. Chapman. L. Bassett (Middle Row) C. Staples. K. Karvonen. L. Langsdaie. P. Danielson. L. Cain. D. Carpenter. K. Kat-iala. A. Raun, Mrs. Johnson (Top Row) M. Crawford. J. Evenson, D. Murphy, M. Cummings, J. Jardine, S. Lind. B. Bobleter, K. Burke. V. Boeddeker. D. Schilling aquae ttes—59 Orchestra. (First row) J. Lohmann. C. Olson, C. Nyqulst, J. Nelson, R. Sturdy. B. Stockdlll, L. Taft. P. Danielson. T. Erickson. Mr. Balk. (Second row) M. Westerberg. M. Montgomery, J. Strand, K. Horner. (Third row) C? Olson, L. Bjork, T. Ludtke, B. Jacobs. P. Dueck, C. Dueck, T. Harasyn, R. Reynolds, R. Svindal. (Back row) J. Carlson, J. Hargrave, S. Morrow. L. Wickstrom, G. Hanson, T. Schmidt, D. Schilling. B. Wolff. (Right) Orchestra sets up for musical rehearsal of musical. 60—Orchestra (Above) Linda Sloth heads dance line during pep fest. (Above Left) Connie Grady twirls parasol at halftime. Cooporettes; (First Row) J. Swenson. B. Warner. C. Grady. J. Blake, N. Varner, J. Smey«n. S. Ackerman, B Olson, (Second Row) B. Boecker, D. Nelson, B. Spier. V. Norton. A .Hatcher. D. Shea. P. Barkllnd. C. Nelson. (Third Row) K. Hatcher. B. Klatke. D. Pederson. A. Ambor;. C. Dcmer. L. Stuth. J. Krosch. G. Dahlln. Coopcrettes—61 H«i (Bottom row) J. Lewis. 8. Olson, D. Doar, L. Stigsell. (Second row) L. Temple, assistant director; N. Lewis. K. Koerner. A. Lund. L Wickstrom, J. Edberg. S. Peterson. J. Brock. S. Vnovcek. C. Struck. D. Madison. J. Kilpela. K. Wenger, C. Holden. (Third row) C. Tatro. J. Carlson, J. Nelson, P. Schulz, R. DeBruyn, R. Jevne, N. Hagfors, R. Scaia, L. Bergman, B. Wolf. J. Lcxcen. R. Olson. (Fourth row) D. Caughey. D. Hotsten. R. Tauhman. S. Potman, P. Ouady, M. Steinweg. C. Neubergcr. R. Hanson. S. Easthouse. L. Lindquist. D. Lewis. P. Ipsen. (Fifth row) D. Wannebo, P. Danielson. J. Carlson, T. Ingalls. T Weis, M. Lee. G. Cavanaugh, M. LaBerge. G. Johnson, G. Hanson, M. Johonsen. T. Mikwold. ... And the Band Played On (Right) Color Guard steps off in pre-game show. 62—Band (First row) Flag Twirlors. P Peterson. M. Tyson. V. Boeddckor. B Laid J. Peterson B. Stockdill. (Second row) M. Purnick. C. Canton. C. Olsen, F. Carlson M Peter S. Bohn. G. Carlson. S. Hanson. S. Eickstadt. 0 Schmidt. P. Sullivan. J. Marsh, D. Schilling, D. Kloos— Director. (Third row) B. Rudolph. K. Schilling, C. Olson. G. Swenson. K. Koerner. M Danielson. I Tail J Furbor. C. Ross, J. Ostrom. C. Holmstrom D Kuschke. (Fourth row) T. Beticy. M. Carlson J Lohman. N Zodlik. S. Flemming. B. Heier. B. Correll. L. Jukua. A Amborn. K Marvin. K. Kimmeric. S. Lind. (Top row) D. VanderPool. J Nelson. K. Schultz. F. Vana. J Bray. M. Dormanon. C. Hemming. T Berry. D. Saksa. B. Duscher. P. Olson. S. Schulz. Band—63 P Peterson. N Tyson. V Boeddeker. S. Nickolausen. B. Ladd. J Peterson. B Stockdill Symphonic Band. (First Row) J. Carlson. K. Olson. S. Easthouse. J- Thureson. T. Woiss. R. Jevne. W. Haglors. P. Schultz. (Socond Row) L. Taft. M. Danielson, K. Kimmerle. P. Danielson. A Amborn. D. Girod. G. Dalhin. J. Nelson. R. Snustad. T. Ingalls. D. Saksa. M. Loo. M. Roemhildt. D. Schilling. (Third Row) B. Stockdill. D. Schmidt. V. Norton. P. Quady. B Correll. V. Boeddoker. P. Worth. B. Heler. J. Ostrom. C. Ackerblade. G. Carlson, S. Bonn. C. Struck. S. Vnoucok. S. Dieter. R. Veit. S. Elfstrand, C. Olson. K. Schultz. J.-Lohman. B. Wolff. G. Hanson. T. 8etiey. P. Ipson. P. Peterson. (Fourth Row) M. Purnick. C. Holden. J. Peterson. K. Wenger. Chris Canton. B. Rudolf. B. Taubman. R. Jevne. G. Johnson. B. Ducshor. D. Holsten. M. Stoinweg. J. Bray. C. Flemming, P. Olson. J. lo Cuyer, S. Pltmon. T. Schmid. Mr. Kloos. J. Nelsen. M. Johanson, S. Hanson. A. Lund. J. Edborg, D. Kuschke, S. Eicksladt. 8. Haasken 64—Band Jazz Rock Ensomble. (First Row) D. Kushke, S. Elfstrand. B. Haasken. D. Saksa. T. Schmid, S. Pit-mon. J. LeCuyer. (Second Row) G. Carlson. S. Bohn. S. Dieter. R. Veit. S. Elfstrand. M. Thayer. C. Holden. (Third Row) J. Peterson. T. Erickson. G. Peterson. D. Kloos. Concert Band I. D. Jensen. N. Zeidlk. K. Kerner. N. Johnson. (Second Row) D. Paulaha, B. Ladd. M. Tyson. C. Ross. J. Marsh. L. Bergman. D. Ring. C. Mork. S. Nickolauson. M. LaBergo. L. JuKua (Third Row) K. Kunze. G. Swenson. K. Koerner. B. Broberg. K. Thompson. B. Nitzorski. N. Lewis. G. Frilstad, S. Norberg, P. Peterson. J. Oesterreich, M. Peter, B. Olson, J. Brock. D. Espe, C. Brown. D. Doar, J. Lewis. (Fourth Row: K. Schilling. S. Ackerman. D. Zimdars. J. Lexcen. B. Sohr. D. Kloos. L. Pederson. D. Groska. D. Schmidt, B. Kropskl, F. Vana. R. Hanson. R. DeBruyen. T. Berry. T. Mikwold, D. Vandorpool, C. Kingsley. W. Wright. B. Quick, S. Peterson. (Left) Stage Band (First Row) A. Lund. J. Edberg, L. Wlckstrom, J. Bray, M. Steinweg, B. Duscher, D. Holsten, P. Olson, (Second Row) D. Esbe, T. Ingalls, A. Ambom, B. Heler. S. Vnoucek. C. Struck. M. Lee. (Third Row) J. Carlson, Mr. Kloos. B. Rudolph. Concert Band II. (First Row) K. Becker. S. Hannibal. C. Tatro, C. Ruff. B. Scala. (Second Row) S. Flemming, 0. Caughey. S. Larson. S. Johnson. K. Ness. B. Dltter. J. Franz. L. Bosquoz. D. Schrader. K. Seelyo. J. Haglund. C. Thompson. C. Neuberger. (Third Row) S. Schulz. S. Sandblade. K. Marvin. C. Holmstrom. J. Carlson. P. Baahe, S. Olson. G. Ellis. R. Purnick. J. Furbi.r, C. Apostolou. D. Mensch, F. Carlson, J. Angel. L. Stigsell, D. Madison. P. Wolff. D. Lewis, M. Carlson, (Fourth Row) D. Oyen, B. Brown, R Olson, D. Holmgren. 0. Kloos, G. Cavanaugh, J. Canton. J. Hembrotf. W. Brian. R. Nelson. K. Whalen. 0. Wannebo. J. Olson, N. Franz. S. Hatcher, S. Anderson, T. Mikwold. D. Meyer, T. Olson. D. Malley, P. Sullivan, L. Wickstrom. Band—65 (First Row) C. Skaro. P. Bohlig. 0. Schultz. P. 8arklind. J. Krampizt. J. Oesterreich. K. Rois. B. Olson. D. Oke-son. J. McDill, S. Schriebor. (Second Row) M. Kozub. 8. Kcmpf. D. Pederson. J. Grove. G. Dahlin. G. Botrier. K. Stanger. L. Spence, B. Klatke. K. Hatcher. (Third Row) P. Raveling. J Stuert. T. Hoganson. S. Gaaster-land. S. Koch. J. Connell. S. Berard. S. Cooper. D. Lind. C. DeJarlait. M. Montgomery. D. Klinger. S. Nicko-lausen (Fourth Row) D. Anderson. N. Anderson. K. Reis. L Waldron. D. Invie. L. Fodstad, S. Stann. K. Olsen. S. Danielson. V. Norton. K. Marcy. V. Hanson. B. Spier, V. Faue. (First Row) R. Snustad, D. Norby. M. Campanella, K. Jenson. D. Stavanau. P. Winker. B. Ladd. S. Ahrens. M. Olson. C. Lere. R. Billman. (Second Row) D. Bedman. P. Schmidt. S. Schmidt. P. Werth. D. Belawski. F. Grande. J. Rick. K. Tynen. C. Voijta. B. Pomerleau. L. Bistodeau. C. Kipela. R. Gunderson. C. Walz. (Third Row) L. Johnson. N. Nystrom, M. Miller. S. Sjorgren. B. Frame. J. Mack. M. LaBolle. R. Olson. B. Wcrnor. S. Gustafson. P. Kreger. K. Hemingway, V. Vagnoss. J. Hanley. S. Ackerman. J. Carlson. (Fourth Row) J. Hargrove. J. Hegard. D. Fern. S. Hartley. M. Pomerleau. S. Johnson. A. Losch. D. Murphy. S. Murschel. J. Siegfried. S. Soboy. D. Brown, K. Harysan. K. Seelye. T. Miller. L. Merriam. L. Janikowski. S. Loszko. D. Pendzimas. Pop Club cabinet: D. M. Miller, B. Framo, S. Bistadeau. M. Pomerlou. 66—Pep Club Pern, 0. Schultz, M. Olson, R. Olson, S. 8erard. S. Danielson, Hanibal. S. Nickalouson. D. Belawski. C. Skare, D. Stavana, L. S. Sjogran. B, Ladd. P. Winker. Peppy People Put Punch Into Pep Fest (Above Left) Vicki Faue, Sue Johnson, and Sue Hannibal wore Hawk mascots. (Above) New Pep Club members endure traditional initiation, complete with air raids! Pep Club—67 A-Squad Cheerleaders (bottom row) J. Rick. F. Granda. P. Bohlig. D. Bedman, (middle row) K. Tynen. C. Skare. D. Kranz. (top row) P. Raveling, J. Seigfried. T. Peterson. L. Johnson S. Murshel 68—Cheerleaders Cheerleaders (Far Left) Cheerleaders are a very close-knit group (Middle Left) A celebration follows every Cooper touchdown (Left) 8-Squad (front row) K Koerner J. McDill. L. Langankl. (second row) R. Jevnc C. Staples. K. Koerner D Olson (Center Above) Kandy prepares to applaud the soccer team (Above Left) Captain Pam cheers our team on to victory. (Above) Captain Faye leads the crowd in a yell during a game Cheerleaders—69 A Club that works alongside Key Club is Girls United in Service. GUS, besides helping at Highview, showed interest in the mental patients at Cambridge State Hospital. They gave a Christmas party for the people there and in the future plan on adopting an orphan. Y-teens again sponsored Jack of Hearts. Each chapter chose one candidate and worked on a different area of the dance. Their impressive induction and Thanksgiving service showed plainly the devotion of a Y-teener gives of herself. Pep Club started out their year with the annual initiation of new Pep Club Members. Pin curls, red lipstick, and white anklets singled out these initiates from the crowd, as did their unusual antics in the halls. The fun and spirit contained in every Pep Club girl is evident in their Pep fest skits, ticket-selling, buttonselling, and attendance at athletic events. The essence of a meaningful and fulfilling life lies in involvement. To be involved is to give of yourself, and giving is a joy to any who indulge. The opportunities for involvement at Cooper Senior High School are immense and widely varied; and it is possible for each and every student to give of himself, and become involved. The theme of Bridges was chosen by the editor and staff of this yearbook. Though the theme was carried out in the literal sense, the larger portions of the introductions and student life were devoted to the more abstract meaning of a bridge. Though most don’t realize it, the yearbook is a lot of hard work and Friday evenings spent trying to make the story of the students’ high school years more memorable. Cooperettes, captained by Jeanne Blake, entertained Cooper students during football and basketball halftimes. “Winter Wonderland” and “Hey Big Spender!” were two of the numbers performed by the girls. Miss Dubbe advised the Cooperettes again this year. AFS again sponsored two Foreign Exchange Students, Roger Cortes and Helen Zopoglou. To raise money for future such students, AFS engaged the services of the Harlem Diplomats in a benefit against our own Cooper faculty. Our fantastic Cooper band endowed us with several titles and trophies this year. Among them the District 5M Lions Competition, Thunder Bay, Ontario, and WCCO radio band of the week. 70—Or anizations Copy Organizational Involvement Fosters Understanding With the addition of soccer, the time cheerleaders devoted to our many fantastic teams was increased greatly. They supplied the support so needed by our athletes in orange and blue. The language clubs combined this year to form the “International Club.” The French section of it rehearsed and gave the play “Jack and the Beanstalk,” all in French. One aspect of Student Council is giving. Santa Anonymous again, bought lots of presents for under-privileged children. About $500 worth of gifts were involved. One organization to be commended at CHS is Key Club. Their continued interest in and service to Highview School is an asset to the reputation of Cooper students. Key Clubbers sold “insurance policies” to people who anticipated damage to their yards on Halloween and dutifully cleaned up any “accidents”. All of these organizations are necessary to the growth of each student of Cooper Senior High School, as the seniors leave behind them the memories only a high school such as ours can give. The juniors and sophomores accordingly become one step closer to the day that they, too, leave good old Cooper behind them. Organ itions Copy—71 72 Sports Editor Mark Fallon Assistant Editors Dan Zismer Tim Manthei Ron Steinert 73 Bottom row (left to right) M. Johnson. F. Bryant. M. Spring. C. Crider. P. Brown, R. Bocktietd. R. Klatt. Second row (left to right) D. Reed. D. Albers. G. Whito. T. Wilts. R. Purnick. K. Larson, R. Busch. K. McKenzie. Top row (left to right) D. Ringdsad—mgr.,,C. Hem-berger. J. LeCuyer. M. Raveling, J. Zaic. D. Harreld. P. Kyllonen. J. Spencer, Coach Olsen. Coach Thorson. A-Squad Scores We They 6 Robbinsdale 24 0 Armstrong 21 0 Wayzata 24 13 Kennedy 16 22 Edina 23 14 Minnetonka 14 7 Lindbergh 12 20 Richfield 41 74—Football Bottom row: S. Root. J. Corbett. T. Manlheii, T. Praska, D. Johnson, A. Vilson. S. Lawrence. M. Jevne, D. McClenen. Second row: R. Breezee. J. Peterson. T. Erickson. B. Peterson. D. Harves. B. Wonz. Top row: Coach Sullivan. Coach Lorentzon. Coach Knight. J. Schissel. C. Cramer. T. Whitworth. P. Preuss. E. Kaufmann, 0. Irving. (Lower left) Fullback Bob Peterson picks up a big gain through a hole in the Eisenhower line. (Lower right) Cocaptain Jim Spencer catches a third down pass from Kevin McKenzie against the Edina Hornets. Football—75 Hawks Rebuild Under New Head Coach 76—Football (Top loft) Halfback Mick Spring runs for a gam behind the blocking of guard Dave Harves during the Kennedy game. (Opposite page; bottom left) Halfback Jeff Wasnick prepares to run off tackle after receiving Mc-Konsie's hand off in the Homecoming game (Opposite page; bottom right) Co-Captain Steve Root carries tho ball against the Kennedy Eagles. (Top right) Sophomores gain experience in 8-squad game for futuVe varsity football. (Bottom row) T Baker. J. Bosak. J. Larson, D. Meyer. B. Elverad. J. Trap. K. Lillebo. S. Hemken. K. Gronlund. T. Baker. (Second row) M. Gunia. R. Beckfield. T. Bethke. W. Johnson. J. Simon. S. Hatcher. W. Kropski. C. Marfis. K. Peppe. J. Ortick. D. McLeccan. R. Brown. R. Roman. (Third row) D. McCourtney. S. Schreiber. S. Weeks. T. Gordhamert. G. Englsted. T. Harrison. C. Tabor, w. Neitezl. R. Breezee. M. Ellingworth, D. Ladd, D. Abbott. J. Peugh. S. Spring. M. Mackonthun, R. Klatt. Football—77 (Bottom row) C. Struck. C. Smida C. Martinson. C Neuburgor. G. Burns. S. Leonard. C. Steen. 1. Henkel K Liilebo. Blocky J Lee. R. Grovo. J. Warden. R Peterson. R. Berquist. R Holvberg. (Top row) Mr. Boyt. D. Holmgren. J. Re(d. M. Roemhildt. G. Chrysler. C. Mommson. M Stuntobeck. L House. A. Clause. L. Dean. J. Tynan. K. Gordon. J. Ryan. Mr. Koestler. (Top) Varsity Players. (Below left) S. Leonard heads the ball. (Below right) C. Momson plays the ball. Opposite page. (Above) A pre-game huddle readies one's mind. (Below lett) R. Malmberg puts ball back into play. (Below right) A. Daisy shows the efforts of a hard game. ■ 78—Soccer Soccer—79 (Right) R. Grove chips the ball to a team mate (Below left) B Squad Players. (Belov right) Coach Boyt collects his thoughts before the game. We They 0 St. Louis Park 7 0 Jefferson 5 0 Richfield 14 1 Armstrong 4 0 Lincoln 3 0 Edina 8 0 Lindbergh 0 1 Eisenhower 4 0 Kennedy 9 (Standing) J. VanSteengen. M. Mckinley. Mr. Saros. J. Elverud. S. Cooper. B. Kyllonen. (Middle) S. Baardson. K. Schmidt. D. Espe. K. Notvedt. D. Gadtke. (Boltom) D. Labat. M. Bigley. K. Bergeron. M. Cole. G. Wicks. 80—Soccer (Upper left) Co-Captain Don Froyseth sets the pace. Mike McCourtnoy leads the pack. (Above) Coach Belden goes over meet results with team. We They 35 Lindbergh 20 43 Eisenhower 16 44 Edina 19 38 Lincoln 20 21 Tonka 40 33 Richfield 22 35 Jefferson 20 38 Kennedy 17 50 Armstrong 15 30 Robbinsdale 26 15 Mound 45 46 Park 17 J.V. (Back) W. Wright. J. Franz. J. Nelson. D. Saksa. M. Hughes. (Front) D. Petrich. S. Squire. M. Labarge. T. Dmohoski. Cross-Country—81 Cross Country Scores High (Above far left) Neil Franz leads an opponent. (Center above) Bruce Williams sets his pace. (8ottom far left) Tom Dmohoski displays sportsmanship after race. (Abovo) Bob Ringweiski loads teammate Mark Johansen around the lake. (Center bottom) Steve Pitman shows the strain of race as it ends. (Left) Mike Ste-fano strides on. Cross-Country—83 A Squad (Front Row) K. Thompson. C. Brown. R. Schumann. C. Marfiz. J. Bouta, L. MacDonald. C. Neuberger, M. Laforco. (Middle Row) S. Johnson mgr.. M. Christenson. A. Vilson, B. Peterson. D. Llblnski, M. Mackonthone, D. DeBruyn, R. Weimar, mgr. (Back Row) B. Borg mgr. Coach Sohn. C. Clemons, D. Flemming. S. Grunke, R. Busch, P. Steen. M. Latzke, Coach Tobin. We A-Squad They 20 Minnetonka 22 11 Richfield 37 24 Edina 20 32 Kennedy 16 14 Wayzata 30 27 Lindberg 19 33 Eisenhower 9 14 Fridley 28 27 Lincoln 15 19 Armstrong 26 21 Robinsdale 25 Riverfalls Invitational 5th Cooper Invitational 4th District 18 tied 5th Region V 6th 84—Wrestling Wrestlers Gain Experience in Tough Season (Far left) Co-captaln M. Christianson uses a double leg takedown to bring his opponent under control. (Top) R. Schuman rides his man out for a victory. (Middle) Co-captaln D. De-Bruyn uses a bar arm to control the match. (Bottom) D. Leplnskl. in an effort to win, rides the legs of his Armstrong counterpart. Wrestling—85 (Top Right) R. Busch ties up with his opponent during the Minnetonka match. (Right) C. Clemens attemps a cradle In order to pin his man. We B Squad They 30 Minnetonka 18 22 Richfield 28 19 Edina 27 26 Kennedy 10 21 Wayzata 27 24 Lindberg 19 31 Eisenhower 6 12 Fridley 35 23 Lincoln 19 B-Squad. (Front Row;) M. Roemhlldt. S. Elverud. W. Sharpe. R. Platzer. T. Chrlstainson. S. Slcora, M. Kilpatrick. P. Hanle. B. Borg, mgr (Back Row) Coach Tobin. S. Larson. G. Klave. L. Herkel. D. Meyer, D. Abbott. J. McQuisten. D. McCorlney. B. Elverud. K. Gordon. M—Wrestling (Top) M. Bums, J. Bums, M. Hegquist, J. lenarz, M. Moyerhoff, D. Gadke, M. Gunla, M. Mc-Courtney. B. Brown, (Bottom) B. Birosh, L. Peppe, M. Nelson, D. Nicholases Coach Cramer, M. Gunla, J. Orork, R. Mlddlestad, Mgr., C. Lovell. We B-Squad They 76.5 Edina 28.5 75.0 Jefferson 30.0 83.0 Lincoln 22 75 Kennedy 30 44 Robbins- dale 61 81.5 Park 23.5 70 Armstrong 35 49 Fairmount 50 62.5 Ramsey 42.5 87.5 Richfield 17.5 Top: G. Johnson, J. Zachman, L. Fredrickson, D. Madison. D. Hanson, R. Svindal. S. Pierson, P. Utter. D. Morrison. Bottom; Coach R. Cramer. T. Nelson. R. DeBruyn, G. Berqulst, Coach Olson. L. Pederson, G. Johnson. C. Adams, Mgr. D. Herald. We A-Squad They 80 Eisenhower 10 42 North 63 62 Kennedy 43 56 Edina 49 70 Jefferson 35 69 Lincoln 36 76 Park 29 58 Robbinsdale 47 51 Armstrong 54 81 Richfield 24 88 Lindberg 17 46 Ramsey 30 46 Fairmont 28 Stout 4th Mankato 1st W. Bear 2nd Regionals 1st State 1st (Bottom left) Co-captain G. Berqulst performs the difficult Iron Cross. (Bottom center) D. Madison executes his dismount on the horse. (Bottom right) D. Madison goes through his free-ex routine. (Top right) P. Uttor reaches the height of a hand-stand on the rings as he successfully completes his most difficult routine. Gymnast! ca—89 (Top left) B. Wolff swims the last leg of a 400 free. (Far left) M. Weblnger oxecutes a perfect back one and a half to boat Wayzata diver. (Center left) D. Peugh stretches out a 200 free. (Bottom left) P. Connolly gives it his all In the backstroke. (Top right) Captain M. Fallon confers with Coach Goodwin while manager V Bocddeker looks on. We They 56 Winona 39 79 Armstrong 16 58 Lincoln 37 63 Minnetonka 32 68 Robbinsdale 27 50 Lindberg 45 44 Eisenhower 51 47 Kennedy 48 47 Mayo 48 47 Edina 48 25 Golden Valley 70 56 Wayzata 39 65 Jefferson 30 62 Park 33 Lake Conference 4th Districts 3rd State 16th Back Row; K. Julian. G. Plascencia. R. Stelnert, K. Lafavour. B. Wolf. S. McKinley. Front Row; J. Wolford. M. Fallan. P. Connolly. P. Duxbury, D. Peugh. M. Fallon. Swimming—91 Back Row; B. Gawboy, J. DeMay, P. Gates. M. Adamson. P. Doar. J. Karvonan. Front Row; P. Elsmore. M. Ruehle. D. Klatke. D. Barry. J. Juliot. M. Lepinski. J. LaFavor. (Bottom) Freshman M. Adamson hoads the varsity 400 free list as a record holder. We They 63 Winona 32 83 Armstrong 12 75 Lincoln 20 77 Minnetonka 18 67 Robbinsdale 28 59 Lindberg 36 56 Eisenhower 39 62 Kennedy 33 44 Mayo 51 50 Edina 45 56 Golden Valley 39 63 Wayzata 32 65 Jefferson 30 48 Park 47 92—Swimming (Top center) B. Wenz hits from outside. We Varsity They 45 Minnetonka 46 40 Richfield 70 50 Jefferson 69 43 Edina 76 54 Kennedy 76 45 Crosby-lronton 64 52 White Bear Lake 62 55 Wayzata 59 71 Lindberg 83 45 Minnetonka 61 49 Eisenhower 61 41 Robbinsdale 60 55 Lincoln 51 36 Armstrong 54 43 Mound 55 50 Jefferson 53 52 Richfield 65 36 St. Louis Park 62 52 Mpls. Central 55 Coach W. Johnson, E. Iskierla. 8. Windsor, M. Fisher, C. Wurm, S. Scribner, S. Hyser, J. Nelson. B. Kyllonen, B. Wonz, P. Kyllonen. R. Lundgren, J. Spencer. R. Klatt, K. Gronlund, G. White, S. Horgen. Coach Lorentzen. Basketball—M 94—Basketball Mgr. P. Walker, R. Grove. J. Johnson. J. Lee. M. Juba. P. Jacobsen, T. Anderson. J. Godtroe. M. Esterly. M. Reinke. G. Borrall, J. Bray. T. Harasyn, T. Cogswell. J. Moriarty. D. Espe, Coach Bauerly. (Top Left) G. White In the shuffle. (Top Right) P. Kyllonen shoots for point. (Bottom Left) S. Hyser stretches for the rebound. (Center Left) J. Spencer ties up the score. (Center right) P. Kyllonen sinks free throw. (Bottom right) P. Kyllonen comes out on top. We B-Squad They 35 Minnetonka 55 37 Richfield 53 36 Jefferson 71 34 Edina 43 39 Kennedy 57 48 Crosby-lronton 65 57 White Bear Lake 53 35 Wayzata 26 63 Lindberg 71 43 Minnetonka 59 55 Eisenhower 65 44 Robbinsdale 86 32 Lincoln 48 36 Armstrong 43 45 Mound 40 50 Jefferson 67 33 Richfield 66 65 St. Louis Park 42 Basketball—95 Pucksters Keep Up the Spirit 96—Hockey Back Row: Coach Bob Hammar, M. Meier. M. Stefano. M. Ellingsworth. K. Carlson. J. Wasnick. R. Breeze. S. Root. C. Fern. G. Gardner. C. Winter. Manager B. Corroll; Front Row: S. Weeks. T. Baker. G. Englestad. T. Baker. J. Simonen. B Squad: (Back Row) Coach Ken Staples. K. Ullebo. D. Johnson. C. Smeda. J. Pugh. C. Tabor. R. Beckfield. K. Ullebo, Manager M. Schmedika. (Front Row) R. Becktield. J. Irving. J. Trapp. J. Klima. B. Quick, D. Maher. (Top left) Mark Ellingsworth winds up against opponent's goal. (Top middle) Mike Stegano waits for pass at center ice. (Bottom left) Greg Gardnor controls puck as Jeff Wasnick looks on. (Bottom middle) Tim Bakor closely watched by official. We A-Squad They 1 Richfield 2 3 St. Louis Park ; 3 3 Robbinsdale 2 1 Lincoln 5 1 Edina 5 2 Kennedy 4 3 Eisenhower 5 2 Jefferson 4 3 Lindberg 4 4 Mound 2 4 Wayzata 1 2 Minnetonka 1 Hockey—97 (Back row) Manager P. Danielson, K. Struck. M. Markson, G. Johnson, C. Momson, B. Rudolph. T. Erickson. G. Burns. F. Vana, D. Holsten, M McKinley. T. Houston. (First row) D. Marx. B. Swanson. G. Wicks. T. Mlkwold. G. Chrysler. N. Franz. S. Pitmon W. Wright, G. Hatton, G. Cavanaugh. 9S—Skiing A Firs! Year of Quccess (Top Right) Wayne Wright sprints final log of race. (Middle Center) S. Pitman paces middle of crosscountry event. (Below) S. Pitman starts out the long event. We A. Squad They 12 Robbins 33 30 Kennedy 15 15 Lincoln 30 12 Park 33 24 Eisenhower 21 8 Richfield 37 17 Armstrong 28 17 Lindberg 28 19 Edina 36 35 Mound 10 Districts 10th State 11th Skiing—99 The 1970-71 athletic season proved to be one of rebuilding after the school split. With slow starts in such sports as football, basketball, and soccer, the determination, skill, and fortitude of the Hawks began to show through. Many victories in gymnastics and swimming were obtained during the winter season. The 1970-71 football season began with some depressing losses against Robbinsdale and Armstrong; however, the Edina game lifted everyone’s spirit as we came close to beating the Hornets. Despite the disappointing season the gridders managed to place two men, Capt. Jim Spencer and Jr. Brian Wenz, on the all-conference team. Among these honors Spencer was also elected the most valuable player. The captains for next year’s team are Pat Brown. Jim Peterson and Mick Spring. Cooper’s sophomore team duplicated the record of last year by completing the season with six wins and two losses. Much of their victories were due to a strong team effort and spirit. Their coaches feel that many of the sophomore players will make a strong contribution to future varsity squads. As it was foretold due to the school split, a period of building for the Cooper football team was needed. A promising future is indicated by the strong sophs. 100—Athletic Copy SPORTQ Althougn the Cooper Cross Country team got off to a slow start they began gathering momentum with the Robbinsdale Invitational. Striving to place high in the next two invitationals, the distance men reached the turning point of the season with their good starters in the District 18 meet. While they proved mediocre in the dual meets, they showed greater ability in the triangular meet. The Cooper Soccer team, posting a 0-10 record, began a year of building a team. Capt. John (Bench) Wander receiving all conference honors as goalie, helped start off a new conference game at Cooper. John also was considered the most valuable player. Prospects for next year’s team look good with many returning sophomores and junior lettermen. The Captains for next year’s team will be Carl Neuburger and Chuck Smida. According to Coach Boyt, “With a great deal of room for improvement the team could have a very rewarding second season.” The Hawk cagers had a year of rebuilding similar to that of the football and cross country teams. Coach Whitey Johnson looked at the season as a year in which the team had to prove itself in the last seconds of play. Jim Spencer, Jim Nelson, Steve Horgan, Steve Hyser and 5 5 sophomore Ed Iskierka make up the starting line-up for Cooper. The B-squad had an exceptionally good year in that they had a good win-loss record. The outlook for next year is good from the returning lettermen and B-squad. This year’s hockey team finished with a 4-8-1 record. The sophomore team did remarkably well. Captains Jeff Wasnick and Steve Root along with Greg Gardner and Chuck Fern led the team through the season. Sophomore Steve Hatcher’s strong and consistent goal tending helped the team considerably. With nearly all the varsity team returning Coach Hammer expects a very good season next year. This year’s top scorer was Jeff Wasnick with twelve goals. 1970-71 was the first year Cooper had a skiing team. Even though they had two new coaches, Darrell Erickson from Plymouth and Bob Lindesmith from Sandburg they did very well. The captains were Bruce Rudolf for jumping, Craig Momn-son for slalom and Tom Erickson for cross country. The team finished with a conference record of 4-8. In the District 18 meet Cooper finished tenth. Nine Cooper skiers qualified for the State meet. Jumpers Bruce Rudolf, Bob Huston and Greg Burns went to State. Slalom representatives were Craig Momnson, Brad Swanson, and Doug Holston. Cross Country sent Tom Erickson, Steve Pitman, and Neil Franz to the State Meet. Through consistent playing Cooper placed in State. With all skiers, except five, returning next year, Coach Erickson looks forward to an excellent season. The swimming team under the direction of a new coach, Al Goodwin, completed one of its best seasons ever. With a record of 8 wins and 3 losses the swimmers came within two one point losses of being Lake Conference champions. After the completion of their dual meet season the Hawk tankmen were found to be rated fifth in the state. According to coach Goodwin they’re looking forward to their district and state competition. Senior Capt. Mike Fallon along with seniors Ron Steinert, Shawn McKinley and Mike Webinger all set varsity records in their respective events. Returning varsity record-breakers Dave Peugh, Kimm Julian, Mark Fallon, Paul Duxbury and freshman Mark Adamson look forward to swimming their best year ever. The 1970 State Champion Gymnastics team came back this year strong to protect their crown. Co-Captains Gary Berquist and Lee Pederson led the team to a highly successful dual meet season. With strong sophomore depth and a new coach the team repeated as state champs. The Cooper Wrestling team proved to have the least appealing season of its seven year existence. They finished fourth in the Lake Conference and fifth in District 18 Competition. Making it to Regions were Co-Captain Dennis DeBruyn, Mike Christianson, Carl Neu-buger and Kyle Thompson. Coaches Darrel Sohn and John Tobin are looking forward to next year having eight returning letttemen and another go at the conference title. Athletic Copy—101 Student Life Editor - Greg Plasencia Assistant - Roberta Weimar Everything's Coming Up Roses 104—Homecoming (Upper led) The Junior Class Hawk presides ovor the Homecoming festivities. (Above center) The Court: Princess Berda. Princess Sue. Queen Barb. Princess Nancy. Princess Jeanne. (Above) All this for a rose? Yes! (Far led) Twelve semi-finalists. (Back row) R Weimar. R. Snu-stad. D. Sharpe. C. Adamson. S. Murschol. T. Potcrson, V. Norton. (Front row) B. Klatke. S. Maund, N. Varner, J. Blake. F. Granda. (Left) Cooper Marching Band performs to tho theme of Everything's Coming Up Roses”. Homocoming—105 Princess Nancy. Princess Berda Princess Sue. Princess Jean Homecoming—107 (Abovo Left) Four spirited sports spiffs board a bus for a football feud. (Above Right) Danette Schilling practices bird-watching. (Above) Bomb scare forces students to evacuate building. (Right) Cooper students plead innocent to Mr. Lloyd. 108—Student Life 1971 Jack of Hearts (Left) Mike Christenson. 1971 Jack of Hearts. (Bottom Center) Jack of Hearts postor reflects tho mood of the evening. (Below) Kimm Julian, and Allysor Hatcher converse quietly before c.ie dance. Winter Play 1971 (Above) Lady Aster tests the products ot local still. (Left) Fisbco (Scott Lofsness) Is wary of the advances of Lotus Blossom (Debbie Cossetlo). (Upper center) Mike Borg, and Ricque Cheney wrestle at Fisbee's birthday party. (Bottom center) Novak (Stev6 Borchert) dies the death of a coward. (Bottom left) Commanding officer (Jack Goodwin) briefs Novak on military duties. (Top left) Enlisted men (Brian Duchsher, Paul Dennler. Steve Borchert) are sworn In by commanding officer while general (Bill Monson) looks on. Winter play—111 (Right) Senior Class Officers. Paula Barklind, Jeanne Blake. Sandy Cortner, Dave Smothers. (Bottom 8elow) Junior Class Officers. Debbie Murphy. Camille Steen. Debbie Bedman. and Jim Stager. (Bottom Center) Sophomore Class Officers. Diane Schmidt. Peggy Peterson. Steve Elfstrand. Ted Harasyn. 112—Class officers (Top Left) Becky Boecker, Sue Hartley, and Debi Fern react to a hall guides request for their passes. (Top Right) Hall guide Manthei accosts another lawbreaker. (Left) The terror of Calhoun Beach. Al Dalsey. invades the locker room. (Above) Confused hall guides are a common sight at Cooper Senior High School. Student Life—113 114—Christmas Week Don and DeeDee Don Crowns (Upper loft) Homeroom 124 comes through In winning style. (Upper center) Bells In hall show Hawks spirit at Christmas time. (Center) You better watch out! (far left) After earning the most stars during Christmas week Mick Bushey. proudly displays the spoils of victory, (top) Snow week court—(top row left). S. Hyser. J. Wasnick. J. Slexeton. J. Goodwin, (second row) B. Barklind, J. Corbett. V. Norton. D. Smothers. B. Spier. S. Wollman. M. Miller (Third row) S. Berard. S. Root. D. Schultz. S. Horgen. T. Peterson. D. Frayseth. R. Schumann, S. Clair. 0. DeBruyn. R. Saustad, J. Spencer (front row) S. Murschol, D. Kranz. D. Shap. C. Skare, F. Granda, P. Bohllg (Contcr) King Don and Queen DeeDee. (Above) Visiting Robbinsdale royalty. (Lett) Two candidates are Jim Spencer and Pam Bohllg. 115—Snow Week Meditation, Study, and Laughs Make a Well-Rounded Student (Top Left) Too many cooks spoil the broth? Dave Kresa and Kyle Thompson swipe a pot from the next kitchen. (Top Center) Tls seldom one finds Jerry Zalc and Sandy Murischel studying. (Top Right) A warm sun glints upon the Cooper foyer at noon. (Above) Laurie Johnson troubles the librarian for another copy of Boy's Life. (Right) Mark Fallon stares at something or other as WC supervises. (Center) Love Story himself displays his virtues. (Far Right) Roberta Weimar and Dee Dee Sharpe return for thirds. 116—Student Ufe Man of La Mancha (Center) Sancho. gaze at yon beauty —Gypsy Pirates in wait. (Far Left) I am not your lady, I am not any kind of lady —pleads Aldonza. (Center Left) Look Don Quixote— look into the mirror of reality beckons The Knight of the Mirrors. (Lower Left) Multiple shame, thou givest unwillingly! (Upper Right) Eyes that burn with the fire of innor vision. (Center Right) I'll follow my master till the end?, questions Sancho. played by Courtney Taft. (Lower Right) Save yourself if you can from that. Quixote! Musical—119 120—Musical (Upper Left) I am I, Don Quixote, announces Kimm Julian. (Center) Hail Knight of the Woeful Countenance. (Center Left) You're all the same! cries Aldonza. portrayed by Tammy Ludtke. (Lower Far Left) I believe Don Quixote is brother to Don Miguol.' (Lower Left) Take him!” A prisoner is dragged from the dungeon. (Upper Right) Muletteers taunt Aldonza with Ah, my lady! . Ah, my Queen! (Center Right) Tech crow builds the staircase, gateway to the prison. (Center Far Right) Janls Connoll laboriously sews costumes in time for opening night. Huslcal—121 STUDENT LIFE Those were the days. The years 1970-71 were the years of Vietnam, space-exploration, Love Story, oil slicks, earthquakes, and a winless football team. For Cooper students, there were classes at 7:00 in the morning. The changing of the guard occurred between 12 and 1 a’clock and the Falcons held the fort down ’til 6 o’clock. The Falcons went home at Thanksgiving and CHS returned to a strangely quiet building, as a small piece of the heart of each student left with the Armstrong kids. Homecoming 1970 began with the crowning of Barb Klatke as the Cooper High School Homecoming Queen. But it really began many months before with five committees slaving away to make the last seniors’ Homecoming a success. Out of 12 semi-finalists for Queen, Jeanne Blake, Sue Maund, Nancy Varner, Roberta Weimer, and Barb were selected as the finalists. The excitement built to a climax as Barb was presented as the new Queen, crowned by Mary Kay Sever, the 1969 Queen, and took the throne to begin her reign. In the following parade, the Junior Class float was judged to be the best for the second year in a row. And so, another tradition is begun for dear old CHS. Traditions come and go, but most are here to stay, both in the literal sense and in the memories of each Cooper graduate. One tradition was broken, however as the Cooper football team tied Minnetonka in the Homecoming game. Christmas week, the last for the class of ’71, the first for the class of ’73 was observed during the week of December 14-18. The Special Projects Committee conducted the week of spirit and fun. Each day was different. Monday being “Mistletoe Kiss and Go.” Mick Bushey, senior, evidently uses the right mouthwash, as he collected the most kisses that day! Tuesday was “Deck the Teach and Door Galore” day. Needless to say, many “angelic” professors taught on Tuesday. Wednesday became “Deck the Bod” Day for the students of CHS. On Thursday, kids gathered at Theodore Wirth Park for an evening of tobogganing. And on Friday, Good old Santa “Skip” Claus occupied the foyer, along with Mrs. “Pam” Claus, and elves Jim and Margo. 122—Student IHe copy The Annual Guys Go Free dance was held on December 4. The theme this year was “Kissing Cousins”. Couples enjoyed themselves as they swung their partner around the room. The Snow Week dance was a climax for the Snow Week activities being held the week of January 11-15. Monday morning Don Frayseth and Dee Dee Sharpe were crowned and began their reign as King and Queen. Ski sweaters were worn on Monday to start the week off with snow spirit. On Tuesday the classes participated in a snowball eating contest. The Hawks showed their artistic ability on Thursday by sculpturing snow. Orange and Blue were worn on Friday to end a spirited week. The Cooper Drama Department presented three plays during the year of 1970-71. “Man of La Mancha” was the major production this year. Don Quixote, played by Kimm Julian, roamed the country in search of the impossible dream. Mr. John Cunningham served as the director and manager of the musical production while Mr. Wildung served as the musical director. The final result of months of preparation and anticipation were viewed by the audiences on November 12-14 and 19-21. The 1970-71 one-act contest play was “Stars and Stripes”. This production was of a deserter during the World War II and his public execution. Mr. Cunningham served as director of this poduc-tion, also. “Teahouse of the August Moon” was chosen by Mr. Ludwig as the winter play. Captain Frisbee went to Okinawa to teach the Okinawans democracy. The junior class sponsored the play. Ail proceeds went towards Prom. Mr. Phillips was tech director for all three plays. Student IHo copy—123 124 Students Seniors Editors Sue Berard Kathy Olson Janet Kerkow Underclassmen Editors Kathy Harasyn Darlene Anderson Vicki Boeddeker 125 David Abbott Keith Almquist Annette Amborn Ricky Amundson Colleen Anderson David Anderson Gail Anderson Janet Anderson Jay Anderson Lawronce Anderson Stephen Anderson Timothy Anderson Jeffery Angel Christine Apostolou Janet Arens William Arenz Bruce Arnolt Robert Arvidson Rue Asmus Steven Baardson Dawn Bach Pamela Baho Wendy Bailey Rex Baker Timothy Baker Todd Baker Kathryn Barhost Robin Barthell Lynn Bassett Susan Baukner Nancy Baum Allen Bauman Katherine Becker Robert Beckfcld Lori Behm Joy Belland Robert Bollos Roberta Benedict Sandra Benge Sheila Bennett Patricia Benton Dennis Berg Larene Berg Diano Berger Kurt Bergoron Kovin Berghoff Joseph Berglund Ronnie Berquist Thomas Bethke Sophomores tried to beat Junior tradition of winning. Holly Blair Karen Blixt Jefferey Blohm Karleen Bloom Michael Bodom Rebecca Boecker Mark Boettcher Michaola Borchert Robert Borg Grogory Borrell James Bosak Linnea Bosquez Debra Boucher Renee Boucher Marilynn Brandt Gerald Bray Ricky Breozeo Robert Broberg Charles Brown Robert Brown Stephanie Brudwick Beverly Bryan Scott Buchholz Linda Bukosky Douglas Burandt Karen Burquest Sharon Busse Elizabeth Cain Kathleen Calder Susan Campbell Dawn Carlson Gary Carlson Jolane Carlson Keith Carlson Dee Ann Carpenter Laurie Carroll Roland Case Jeffrey Caton Diano Caughey Gregg Cavanagh Teresa Ceballos Gail Chapman Jacqueline Chase Jill Chatelain Marie Chelmo Gary Chenoy Marilyn Chenvert Monna Christensen Charlos Christopherson Gregory Chrysler Robert Clark Andreas Claus Nick Cloutier Robin Coates Mark Coe Gerald Cogswell Karen Colo Mark Cole Steven Commers Mark Connoy Michael Cook Sophomores—127 Steven Cooper Catherine Corbett Pamela Corbett lorrie Corcoran Debra Cossette Christopher Cotter Kimberly Crider Daryl Crowe Michael Culhane Cheryl Curtis Judy Curtis John Dale Laura Danielson Michele Danielson Gregory Day Randall DeBruyn Jeffrey Demay Wanda De Witt Stephen Dear Joan Demeules Phillip Donnler Steven Derner Kenneth Devine Jeffry Dickoy Barbara Ditter Rock Dockstador Karen Dosmann Patty Doty Steven Doty Debra Doud Colleen Dougherty Ronda Drydcn Brian Duchscher Charlene Dueck Debbie Dunn Paul Duxbury Debra Eastman Jeri Ann Ebert Katherine Eckman John Edberg Brenda Edwards Thomas Eggert Steven Eickstadt Kevin Eiden Tracey Eiden Tracey Elbe Stephen Elfstrand Mark Ellingsworth Lou Ann Elliot Guy Elmore Linda Elstad Bruce Elverud James Elverud Gaylen Engelstad David Espe Michael Estorly Hollie Estram Sarah Fahy John Fallon Diane Ferguson Barbara Fetterly Julio Fetterly Thomas Fish Phillip Fishbcck 128—Sophomores Susan Fitzgerald Susan Flemming Jeffery Floding Kim Floyd Neil Franz Robert Fredenburg Geri Frilstad Robert Froshaug Kathleen Fursman Karen Gaasterland David Gadtke Kevin Gardner Catherine Caries James Gawtry Bruce Gellorman Jeffrey Gessell Susan Girdler Laurie Glaim Georgette Goodrich Thomas Gordhamer Keith Gordon Linda Grandner Gregory Gremmels Wayne Grenson Kevin Gronlund David Groska Kathleen Grotte Richard Grove Donald Gruber Gale Gunderson Richard Gunderson Joan Gustafson Amy Haen Edward Haen Nancy Hagfors Larry Halvorson Barbara Hamel Patricia Hamilton Nancy Hammond Lori Hannibal Elizaboth Hanson Pametla Hanson Paul Hanson Roger Hanson Theodore Harasyn Susan Hartfiel Mary Hartley Rebecca Hartung Leroy Harvala Steven Hatcher Glenn Hatton Kathy Haugen Silvia Hauser Charles. Hawkins Deane Hayes Teresa Hedlund Gregg Hedtke Jennie Heglund Mark Hogquist John Hegstad William Heier Paul Hellen Darrell Helmers Sophomores—129 Qophomores' Talent Displayed in Sports Neil Franz shows determination in crosscountry moot with Lincoln. Gayla Heimke Jay Hembroff Scott Hemken Jacqueline Henderson Ha! Hendrickson Lome Henkel Kim Hennenfcnt Jean Henry Steven Herbst Charles Hiatt Glayds Hillukka Donald Hiltner Terrance Hotl Janice Holm Julie Holmes Cheryl Holmstrom Kathleen Horner Larry Houso Mark Hughes Donald Hukriede Karen Huro Robert Huston Teresa Ingalls PaulIpsen James Irving Edward Iskierka Mary Iverson Mary Jacobson Julie James Michael Jane Cheryl Jasper Patrick Jemming Brett Jensen Debra Jensen Jenniler Jensen 130—Sophomores Susan Jesperson Robin Jcvne Ann Johnson Betsy Johnson Craig Johnson Diane Johnson Gary Johnson Janet Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Kevin Johnson Nancy Johnson Keith Joly Cindy Jorges Michael Joslln Michael Juba Kayo Kaiser Milk and Cookie time offers relaxation from classroom routine. Julie Kamke Joel Karvonen Ludmilla Kasanezky Barbara Keegan John Keegan Kirk Kelley Jane Kenow Sandra Keske Michael Kilpatrick Jackie Kilpela Patricia Kinler Thomas Kivisto Ronald Klatl Timothy Ktave Richard Klick Charles Kling Cynthia Klinger Susan Knudsen Jacque Kntuson Linda Knutson Kandice Koerner Katherine Koerner Deborah Konkol Robert Korinek Pamela Koskela Lyle Kowal Jackie Krieg Jean Krieg William Kropski Beth Krueger Christine Krueger William Kuhn Konncth Kunze Gregory Kupka Sophomores—131 Brian Kyllonon Connie LaBelle Patrice LaBerge David Labat Donald Ladd James Ladd Lani Langanki Rita Lanners Jeffrey Larson Patricia Larson Ricky Larson Scott Larson Sheree Larson Tom Larson Mary Lauzon Goralyn Lazer Cindy Lee James Lee Cheryl Leiter Janice Leonard Michelle Leone Robert Lerum Pamela Levno Nanette Lewis Steven Lewis Kent Lillebo Douglas Lindgren Laurie Lindquist Charles Livingston Michael Loesch Kurt Lofsness Janet Lohmann Malinda Longcn Jill Love Gary Lovell Kevin Lovgren David Lucchesi Tamara Ludtke Erin Luebke Diane Lunde Mary Lunden Rick Lundgrcn Vickie Lundmark Gregory Lutgen Larry MacDonald Mark Mackenthun Daniel Maher Linda Malikowski Mary Maniak Randall Mans Craig Marfiz Jody Marsh Deborah Martin Kristi Marvin Michael Marxen David Mason Beverly McComas Dennis McCourtney Jeffery McDonell Shelly McDonell Ann McGowan Kim McKenzie Robert McKenzie Susan McKenzie Mark McKinley David McLennan Audene McNurlin Mark Meier Debra Melin Wendy Melsnoss 132—Sophomores Dale Mensch Thomas Merten David Meyer Richard Meyerhof! Patrick Michels Ricky Middelstadt Steven Mikel Thomas Mikwold Alan Miller Mary Mills Thomas Mills Douglas Mitchell Lyda Mitchell Todd Moe Cheryl Mohr Craig Mommsen Alan Monegar Candice Monson William Monson Glenda Morgan John Moriarty James Morin Carol Mork Wayne Morris Alan Moser Mary Moser Nancy Moulton Timothy Mullaney Kathleen Mulvaney Christine Murphy Deborah Murray Marcia Murray David Neddersen Bradley Nelson Bradley Nelson Talent Is Shown by Sophomores Tammy Ludtke plavs leading female role in Cooper’s musical production Man of La Mancha. Sophomores—133 Brian Nelson Gerald Nelson Joan Nelson Karen Nelson Richard Nelson Steven Nelson Thomas Nelson Kerwin Ness Jetfrey Neumann Jody Newcomb Kevin Nichols Sandra Nickolauson Frederick Niggeler Bradley Nitzkorski Rebecca Nitzkorski Sandra Nordberg Thomas Nordenstrom Bruce Nordin Denise Nordstrom Linda Nordstrom Terry Nordstrom Kevin Notvedt Terry Notvedt Bradley Nygard Timothy O'Rourke Kathleen Olsen Deborah Olson Denise Olson Jeanette Otson Joan Olson Larry Olson Lynn Olson Lynne Olson Nannette Olson Pamela Olson Russoll Olson 134—Sophomores wm' Tradition Is Carried on by Sophomores High scholastic standings of Cooper brings about much study on the part of all. Timothy Olson Jeffrey Orluck Adalino Orozco Larry Orstad Carol Overman David Oyen Pamela Parker Mark Parnell Kathleen Pawlik Leo Pederson Kevin Peppe Daniel Penile Elaine Peterson Gwenn Peterson Janet Peterson Janis Peterson Joy Peterson Peggy Peterson David Petrich Gerald Phillips Teresa Plckus Edward Picott Randy Pierson Scott Pierson Richard Platzer Timothy Pohl Mark Potter Patricia Prall Denise Pray Jerald Pugh Gerald Rako Debra Randall Jeffrey Reid David Roinert Mark Reinke Nancy Reinking Robin Rhoe Paula Roach Bruce Rocksted Michael Roemhildt Robert Romann Linda Rood Cynthia Rosener David Ross Larry Round Bruce Rudolph Ronald Rudolph Carmen Ruff Sophomores—135 Jenifer Ryan Robin Rykkon Darrell Saksa Katherine Samels Sheila Sandblade Danette Saunders Kenneth Schaal Laura Schcef Robert Schiferli Michael Schmacdeka Diane Schmidt Kevin Schmidt Denise Schrader Steven Schreiber James Schroeder Colleen Schuller Sandra Schulz Susan Schumann Roberta Schuster Delores Sellman Connie Shepperd John Sicora John Simonen Shari Simonson Catherine Sipc Rena Sitter Pamela Skare Jerry Skoby Paul Slettehaugh Thomas Smegal Debra Smith Marcia Smith Ronald Smith Nancy Snaza Robyn Socha Kathlene Sommers Phillip Sonnenberg Joseph Sorensen Debra Sorg Dixie Sowers Vicki Sowers Gail Spence Steven Spring Scott Squire Leslie Squires Cynthia Staples Michael Stefano Richard Steuck Deborah Stevens Deborah Stiles Ron Stiller Mike Stoner Jane Strand Richard Strom Denise Stromberg Diane Stueland Linda Stumpf Robert Sturdy Loretta Sullivan Pamela Sunders Debra Sundvall Kenneth Surface Robert Svehlak Bradley Swanson Stewart Sweeney Genice Swenson Linda Sybrant Charles Tabor Robert Taubman Pamela Tell 136—Sophomores Karen Terhaar Phyllis Them Richard Thomas Cindy Thompson Kevin Thompson Lawrence Thompson Linda Thompson Paul Thompson Patrick Tierney Debra Tjaden James Toiiifson Diane Totman James Tousignant Oonald Traczyk James Trapp Joseph Treb Cheryl Tweed James Tynen Bryan Tyson Howard Ulven Bobby Utecht David Van Dusen Timothy Van Tassel Michael Van Wie Diane Varner Cheryl Veit Dawn Voltz Paul Walker Julie Wallin James Walton Nancy Wanha Daniel Wannebo John Wargin Kevin Washam Michael Waste Robert Wavlnak Jame Webster Steven Weeks Kimberly Weinbeck James Weinkauf Thomas Welters Sandra Wentura Karen Werner William Wesierman Katherine Whalen Ann White Gary Wicks Deborah Wiese Richard Wilcox David Will Cynthia Windsor Mark Windsperger Lynn Winge Christopher Winter Darrell Wodtke Deborah Wold Patricia Wolff Lori Worden Larry Worm Cheryl Worwa Charles Wright Craig Wurm James Zachmann Sophomores—137 Cheryl Ackerblade Sandra Ackerman Curt Adams Sharon Ahrens Dana Albers Faith Albers Analyn Amborn Debra Amborn Darlene Anderson Kathryn Andorson Marlene Anderson Timothy Anderson Timothy Anderson Nancy Andrcsen William Antoski Richard Arens Lu Ann Arenz Jacquelyn Arndt Mark Arneson Jeanne Baier Oeborah Baker Michael Bakken Dan Baldridge William Banks David Barcel Joan Barhorst Sandra Bassett Rebecca Beatty Debra Beavens Deborah Bedman Teri Beeman Mark Belford Cheryl Belland Greg Benson Duane Berg Debra Berghoff Jack Bcthke Clayton Betzold Britt Blegen James Blockey Barbara Boblcter Mary Boccker Vicki Boeddeker Suzanne Bohn Michael Borg Gayle Botner Jerome Bouta Melvin Boyd Constance Britzius Paul Brost Diane Brown Patrick Brown Scott Brown Mark Bruske Terrance 8ukosky Dawn Bullock Lori Burkland Dennis Burns Douglas Burns Gregory Burns Lawrence Busse Teri Butorac Sheila Buttolph Stephen Cady Ruth Cameron Michele Campanella 138—Juniors Gordon Campbell Cheryl Carlson Debra Carlson Judith Carlson Mark Carlson John Caron Sherry Carpenter Paul Cato Julie Chamberlain Catherine Chase Sheila Chovan Judy Claypool Mark Clem Craig Clemons Kim Cogswell Paul Connolly Barbara Cooper Carl Cramer Thomas Cramer Charles Curry Steven Dahl Dale Dahlin David Dahlin Gail Dahlin Susan Dahlstrom Joannine Oanielson Patricia Danielson Roger Danielson Marie De Bernardi Bruce De Jarlais Suzanne De Pew Barbara Degendorfer Paul Donnler Charmaine De Jarlail Jill Dickson Margo Digatono Suzanne Oillon Thomas Dmohoski William Doar Margaret Dobbin Deborah Dooley Michael Dormanen Sandra Dosman Sherry Dosman Maureen Dougherty Stephanie Driscoll Jody Durand Susan Easthouse Robin Eckman Mary Edison Daniel Eiden Robin Eiden George Ellis Amy Elsenpeter James Engh Warren Englund Debra Erickson Gary Erickson Thomas Erickson Richard Ess Pamela Evangelist Stephen Fahy Mark Fallon Connie Fenske Cindy Forn Steven Fern Lynn Fodstad Lee Fredrickson Sheila Gaasterland Lynn Gabrielson Juniors—139 Constance Ganzer Daniel Gartner Raymond Gay Vicki Gay Barbara Girod Diane Girod Dana Gloege Rick Gorham John Grabko Connie Grady Greggory Green Kevin Green Dennis Grenell Jackie Grove Carol Gruber Mark Gruber Richard Gruber Steve Gruenke Eugene Grundstrom Gordon Gulczinski Robert Gundersen Roberta Gundersen Paris Gunther Susan Gustafson Mary Hagemann Mark Haglund Bruce Hammer Julie Hanley Colleen Hanratty Danny Hansen David Hanson Steven Hanson Kathleen Harasyn Lynn Harris Steven Harrison David Harves Alyson Hatcher Kevin Hedlund Gary Heinecke Marc Heisenfelt Charles Homberger Kathleon Hemingway Michael Henneman Randy Hermes Duane Herrald Susan Herzog Marsha Hess Donna Heuer Bruce Hill Juniors Construct First Place Float Many long hours were spent In preparation to Scuttle the Skippers by enthusiastic Juniors. 140—Juniors Debra Hill Darlene Hillukka Vicki Hockert Pamela Hodgin Steven Hoff Terese Hogenson Charles Holden Toresa Holladay Steven Holmor Jeanne Holmes Douglas Holsten Ellen Horner Douglas Howe Katherine Hughes Steven Ingalls Deborah Invio David Irvin David Irving Kevin Iverson Phillip Iverson Bruce Jacobson Laurie Janikowski Michael Jester Richard Jevne Mark Johansen Ann Johnson Bruce Johnson Candace Johnson David Johnson Dennis Johnson Lila Johnson Melissa Johnson Michael Johnson Robin Johnson Roger Johnson Sandra Johnson Sandra Johnson Scott Johnson Susan Johnson Timothy Johnson Herbert Johnston Catherine Juba Lynette Jukua Kimm Julian Miles Kane Mark Kapitan Randald Kath Karen Katvala Earl Kaufmann Dennis Kavanagh Kandy Kealy Sallie Keifer Barbara Kempf Cynthia Kephart Shirley Keppel Bruce Kilander Katherine Kilcullon Jeannine Kilian Carla Kilpela Sharlene King Charles Kingsley Barbara Kinler Timothy Kinnebcrg Gregory Klave Nancy Klemenhagen John Klima Juniors—141 Valarie Knock Diana Knutson Karen Knutson Susan Koch Teresa Kohlbeck Steve Koshiol Marlene Kozub Julianne Krampitz Peggy Krcber Pamela Kreger Lenann Kronbcrg Janet Krosch Gerald Krulikosky Mary Kuch Philip Kupka Michael La Borgc Kim La Fontaine Michael Lafferty Charles Laing Ann Laliberte Kyle Langum Susan Larsen Susan Larsen Deborah Larson Roxann Larson Steven Lawrence Jeffrey Lee John Lee Mark Lee John Lcnarz Nancy Lenox Michael Leonard Cynthia Lere Susan Leszko Connie Levang Jeffrey Lewis Terrance Lewison James Lexcen Kerry Lillebo Dobra Limond Sandra Lind Deborah Litchy Sumner Lokken Valerie Loven George Luby Dana Luebke Allen Lund Gregory Lundgren Barbara Lundquist Linda Mallcki David Malley Julie Mann Pat Manucison Kimberly Matey Theodore Maro Craig Martinson Jane Martinson Dennis Mason Greg Mason Mark Matheny Cindy Mattson Harold McCann Dawn McCarthy 142—Juniors Jane McDill John McKenzie Sandra McKeon John McQuiston Wendy Melby Paul Meichert Lora Merriam Stephen Merriam Michael Moyer Mark Meyerhoff Linda Miller Tereso Miller Renee Moe Mathew Moldostad Dale Moore Donald Morris Rebecca Morris Debra Morrow Joyce Moulton Michael Mullaney Deborah Murphy Ralph Murphy Jennet Mutton Bradloy Nelson Bruco Nelson Cynthia Nelson Debra Nelson Janice Nelson Kenneth Nelson Margot Nelson Michael Nelson Nancy Nelson Rodney Nelson Vicki Nelson Lawrence Netka Carl Neuburger Daniel Nickolauson Donna Northway Dennis Nygaard Connie Nyquist Dennis O’Dell Bradley Odenthal Jerriann Oosterreich Debra Okeson Ronald O'Konek Byron Olson Darrel Olson Gregory Olson Kevin Olson Linda Olson Margo Olson Nancy Olson Fern Orozco Nancy Owens Maureen Palmer John Pappas Bruco Parkor Diane Parker Frank Partyka John Pawlik David Peoples Mike Perra Barbara Peterson Candice Peterson Juniors—143 Underclassmen Develop Qchool Spirit Pep Club prospects find courage on day of initiation. It wasn't our idea! Carol Peterson Cindy Peterson Debra Peterson Gary Peterson Gayle Peterson James Peterson Robin Peterson Steven Peterson David Peugh Stephen Pitmon Joseph Piwoschuk Gregory Plasencia Scott Pollock Mary Pomerleau Robin Praska Terrance Purcell Mary Purdy Rick Purnick Debra Quade Michael Quade Dean Quick Debra Rangel Margaret Raveling Marcia Reader David Reod Robert Reinert Michael Reinking Charlene Retzack Kathleen Ries David Ring David Ringstad Scott Ripczinski Stephen Roadfcldt Kimberly Rohrer Randy Roles Mark Rosch Cheryl Ross Donna Ross Debra Ruckle Stephanie Rudin Joel Ruffenach John Ryan Robert Sands Rebecca Scaia Gloria Schaeffer Shelley Schaul Richard Scherz Kevin Schilling John Schissel 144—Juniors Lynette Schmid Debra Schmidt Paula Schmidt Cindy Schopper Patricia Schulz Marylane Schwartz Angela Scott Christopher Schudder Karon Seelye Donna Seepte Wallace Sharp Mark Shasky Diane Shea Richard Shelley Susan Sjogran Susan Skinner David Siadek Judyth Smegal Charles Smidc Janice Smith Paul Snodgrass Barry Sohr Susann Sorenson Lynn Spence James Spitzenbcrger Jeffrey Spizaic Joseph Sporlein Mickey Spring Jeff Lewis is honored with the privilege of escorting the Royal Court. Mary Squires William St. Jacque James Stager Bonnie Stahlberg Sandra Stahn Richard Stanchfield Karen Stanger Deborah Stauffer Camille Steen Paul Steen Allen Stcffey Allen Stegora Mark Steinwcg Joanne Steuart Larry Stigsell Ann Stiles Sheryl Stockdill Juno Strohkirch Curtis Struck Cynthia Stuart Jacquelyn Stuber Juniors—145 Scott Studcman Stovon Suess David Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Martha Sullivan Rick Svindal Heidi Swanson Robert Swanson Jane Swenson Sandra Szymanski Steven Tachony Lori Taft Cynthia Tatre Sheila Temple Steven Tompol Diane Tottamble Daniel Thayer Teresa Therien Dale Thompson Jean Thureson Lynn Tidemann Brian Tighe Susan Tllsoth Theresa Truchinski Robin Turgeon Katherine Tynen Gloria Ulland Steven Valentine Mark Van Dusen Daniel Vanderpoel Nina Vansickle Richard Veit Gregory Velner Michael Vetsch Steven Vnoucek Denise Volk Randy Volk David Voltz Linda Wahl Lorna Waldron Thomas Wall Glen Walters Charlene Walz Sherry Webb Clark Weber Debra Wcntura Bryan Wenz Lynn Wilczek Jeffrey Wilkenlng Juniors Await Mickey Spring— of the 1971-72 Anxiously Year 72 proving himself, became ono Tri-Captains. 146—Juniors Garnz Wilson Todd Wills William Windsor Sallie Winter Patricia Witry Robert Wolak William Wolll Debra Worel Charles Workman Sara Wormas Wayne Wright Kristy Yoraway Stevon Yund James Yunker Nancy Zeidlik Daniol Zismcr A unique oldtimer pulls up for a long needed tune-up. Juniors—147 Involvement — Key to Quccess In late November officers for the Junior Class Cabinet were chosen. All the energies of the Class of “72'’ were turned toward raising money for the upcoming Prom. Various money-making projects helped reach their goal. Of these projects the most helpful were the piles of paper flowers, and homeroom-sponsored bake sales. The winter play, “Teahouse of the August Moon,” was sponsored by the Junior Class. This was their largest source of revenue for the Prom. Thirty-three juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. The ceremony was on the evening of Thursday, December 10. Carnations were distributed to the new members by the old members. The carnations symbolized honor achievement. The inductees were escorted on stage by the old members, where they were introduced to the audience. Before the oath was said candles were lit. A reception was held for the members and their parents after the ceremony. The skillful talents of the class of “72“ were utilized during the weeks prior to Homecoming. Dedicated juniors spent hours in Analyn Am-born’s garage making an artistic float for the Homecoming parade. Cutting tissue paper, stuffing, and getting raw knuckles were all part of the job. The reward for working hard was first prize in the Homecoming parade competition. This established a two-year tradition for the juniors. An integral part of the educational process is involvement. On December 27 the Cooper faculty challenged the Armstrong fac-utly in a basketball game. This game was a benefit for Ted Leuer after a freak accident on December 9 caused him to lose both legs. The game was very well attended. The juniors and sophomores came to the benefit to convey their deepest sympathy to Ted, even though many did not know him. All proceeds went to the Ted Leuer fund. Leaders of the Sophomore Class were chosen late in December. The election of the Cabinet united the Class of “73”. Among many of its tasks is the selection of their class rings. After many long hours of work, cutting tissue paper, and stuffing a gigantic hawk the sophomores entered their artistic float. Their reward for their time and effort was a second place prize. The revenue earned to build the float was contributed by all sophomore homerooms. Athletically-oriented girls who showed an interest in organized sports were initiated into GAA in October. The requirements for initiation were set up by old members, and were hesitantly carried out by the initiates. The members can now work toward their stripes, pins, letters, and numerals. After earning fifty points for Pep Club, sophomores have the chance to purchase their sweaters. This and the initiation, in the early part of their junior year, make the girls official members of Pep Club. ________________ 148—Copy Seniors Cross Bridge Into Future Boy. these books are heavy and cumbersome. Debra Lee Aanerud Cheryl Ann Adams Charlene Rae Adamson Mary Lorraine Aiguire Daniel Wayne Anderson Gerald Douglas Anderson Patricia Helen Anderson Stephen A. Anderson Sterling John Anderson Debra Ann Arens In Memoriam Vern Thomas Arnott Patricia Jean Atkins Cynthia Marie Baker Eugene Glen Baker Paula Jean Barkllnd Seniors—149 If Mommy could only sco mo now! Mark Allen Barrows Doan Edward Barsnoss Patricia Helen© Bauer Randolph Charles Beatty Steven Floyd Beavens Claudia Louise Becker Richard Joseph Beckfiold Edward William Beddow Dobra Ann Belawski Rand Murray Benson Suzanne Mario Berard Mary Joan Bergeron Barbara Jean Bcrglund Laurie Jeanne Bergman Gary Rowe Berquist Thomas Arthur Berry Allan Richard Bienlas Renoo Catherine Billington 150—Seniors Dctmer Dewayne Bishop Linda Marie Bislodeau Linda Lee Bjork Jeanne Marie Blake Gail Louise Blomqulst Joanne Elys Bloomqulst Robert Philip Bobzlen Karen Sue Bodin Pamela Marie Bohlig Joanne Marie Bolduc David Lawrence Bona Stephen James Borchert Beverly Ann Bosak David Frederick Bosch Cathy Mary Boynton Roger Lee Bradford Nancy Ann Brick Chris Henry Brown '•Ultra-brlte really works! Look what I got!” Seniors—151 Nancy Lou Brown Warren Lee Bryan Linda Lee Burns Gary Vaughn Burow Richard John 8usch Mitchell James Bushey Elaine M. Cambronne Bruce Hamilton Carlson Bruce Lowell Carlson Douglas Lawren Carlson Fred Dwayne Carlson Gregory Lee Carlson Mark Stephen Carlson Wendy Kay Carlson Richard Douglas Caron Patti Jo Carroll Richard Michael Cheney Kay Diane Christensen Michaol Re Christenson Keith Eugene Chrysler 152—Seniors Suzan Kay Clair Kathleen Kay Cogswell Daniel Lawrence Colbath Constance Ann Colvin Patricia Alven Conklin Michael Robert Conlin Janyce Lynn Connell Susan Elizabeth Cooper John Patrick Corbett Lynn Marie Corcoran William James Correll Roger Gll erto Cortes Sandra Jean Cortner Christopher Paul Crider Mary Patricia Cummings Alvin Oaisey Sandra Lynn Danielson Dennis Stuart De Bruyn Terry Wayne Degendorfer Barbara Ann Delck Seniors—153 Sooner or Later Spring Fever Strikes Christine Kay Dorner Stephen Noil Dieter Monica Jean Dillcnburg Kathleen Mary Dillion Suzanne Marie Donnelly Joanne Mary Dordon 8arbara Ann Dorn Karen Marie Doty Bradley Gene Dow Debra Elaine Drake Pauline Agatha Dueck Carol Lynn Durant Adrienne Ann Edison Sandra Ann Egan Carol Alice Eiden Mary Margaret Eiden Phyllis Jean Ellison Janice Margaret Elsen Mary Ellen Emons Jeffrey Allen Engle Bonnie Sue Englund Brenda Joyce Erickson Cynthia Joy Erickson Terese Dolores Eyre Michael James Fallon Victoria Marie Faue Charles Robert Fern Debra Kay Fern Rhonda Leigh Ferrian Cheri Marie Feyereisn Connie Ann Fischer Michael Anthony Fischer Pamela Joy Fisher Chris William Flemming Barbara Louise Frame Joel Scott Franz Barbara Ann Frasl Don David Frayseth William Robert Freeburg Ronald Wayne Fulton Janell Jean Furbur Seniors—155 Lucy Ann Gabbert Vickie Ann Gangness Gregory George Gardner Ricky Gene Gass Gale Ann Gellerman Dallas Paul Gerrlsh Pairick Joseph Gioseke Pamela Sue Girod Debra Lynn Gobol John Daly Goodwin Faye Marie Granda Jana Lee Green Gregory Alan Greenwald Michael Kern Gregolre Mary Elizabeth Gruhlkc Janet Lynne Gullickson “I just like to look at the pictures.' Deborah Jo Claim Pamela Kay Gulsvlg Samuel Leonard Haen William Joseph Hagerty Joanne Mary Hamel Susan Kay Hannibal 156—Seniors Sue Jane Hansen Dale William Hanson David Harold Hanson Gayle Margaret Hanson Glen Arthur Hanson Gretchon Joan Hanson Linda Marie Hanson Kenneth William Harasyn Jerry Thomas Hargarton Joan Catherine Hargrave Daniel Stephen Harkoss Joy Mario Harr Paula Maureen Harris Susan Carol Hartley Kathryn Marie Hatcher Terry Leonard Hausam LuVone Kay Blake Debra Jane Hedquist Dobra Lee Hedtke Janet Marie Heqard Lo Roy John Henkel Jr. Gary Lee Henrickson Barbara Lynne Hentges Holly Beth Herzog Seniors—157 Kristine J. Hess Ronald Wayne Hess Pamela Ann Hiar Judy Marie Hlgbee Byron James Hill Roxanne Marip Hiltz John Joseph Hirsch Chrisan Hoem Thomas Lee Hoff Debra Lee Hogenson James Bradley Holcombe Mary Cecilia Holmgren Steven Maurice Horgen Alan Mlchaol Huber Mary Kay Hukrlede Randy Eugene Humbert James Alfred Huro Nancy Lynn Huro Mary Kay Hyland Stophen Michael Hyser Susan Marie Hyser Vicky Donise Ibach Pamela Sue Iverson Karen Ann Jensen Nadene Ann Jensen Sharon Paula Jensen Cynthia Mario Johnson Debra Ann Johnson Gary Dale Johnson Laurie Patricia Johnson Mitchell Arvid Johnson Patti Ann Johnson Sheryl Lynn Johnson Susan Rae Johnson Vicki Leo Johnson Bradley Scott Jordan Richard Harr Jorgenson Linda Jean Karsten Randall Alan Keegan Jean Lynn Kennedy Janet Gwen Kcrkow Paulette Frances Kcske Patricia Anne Killan Kristine Lynn Kimmerle Scott David King Dobra Ann Kivi Seniors—159 U Ml MlM 2 2NlHlH M] Ml Mil 2 2hin: 'Im1m1m| 2 m2 him: m Ml Ml MJ I Ml I f Ml Ml M I _ k _ f - Barbara Jean Klatke Joyce Ann Klick Debra Delight Klinger Jane Elsie Kohls Steven Robert Koltes Louise Ann Kondziolka Linda Louise Kowal Barbara Joanne Krampltz Diane Marie Kranz Diane Mary Kranz Julie Mario Krcber Henry David Krosa Karen Jean Kuhn Kathleen Renee Kuhn Diane Heloen Kvaal Mary Pat La Belle John Rodrick La Belle Kevin Curtis La Favor Bonita La Donna Ladd Margaret Mary Laing Robert Arnold Langcrud Bruce Allen Larson 160—Seniors Colleen Kay Larson Kenneth Bruce Larson Michael Arthur Latzke James Richard Le Cuyer Patricia Anne Lee Scott Allan Leonard Carole Joan Lindberg Leeanne Marie Llndgren Gayle Ann Lltchy Wnat0 Who'd she go out with? Anne Marie Loesch Scott Paul Lofsness Lynn Christine Lohmann David John Lublnski Patrick Allen Lyons Geraldine Louise Maas Judith Ann Mack David Alan Madison Sally Elizabeth Magnuson Roy Dale Malmberg Gregory Donald Mans Timothy John Manthei Diane Marie Marquette Shcrril Kay Marshall Robin Kaye Martin Soniors—161 Michael S. McCourtney Kevin Michael McKenzie Michael Shawn McKinley Susan Paulin McLellan Roxann Patricia McCarthy Sandra Ann Melchert William Joseph Melich Rebecca Lynn Melin Kevin Dale Meyer Richard Allen Meyer George Skip Miller Mary Michaeline Miller Mary Lynne Montgomery Diana Kay Morgan Richard John Morgan Larry Steven Mork Robert Bruce Morrison Sandra Fay Murschel Oebra Kay Nelson James Clarence Nelson Janice Arlene Nelson Kathryn Janet Nelson Sharon Mario Nelson Wendy Ruth Nelson 162 Seniors Seniors Show Artistic Ability? Thomas Lee Nichols Sonja Orle Nickolauson Diane Kay Norby Marcia Eleanor Nordln Bonnie Rae Norgren Valerie Jean Norton Joseph Allen Nourie Carole Kathleen Nygaard Nancy Ann Nystrom James Francis O'Brien The unbelievable senior class float took third place in the Homecoming parade! Seniors—163 Douglas Paul Ogron John Roland Olson Barbara Jean Olson Cheryl Ann Olson Colleen Margaret Olson Jeanine Marie Olson Kathleen Marie Olson Lynnae Lou Olson Lynnctte Lee Olson Pamela Lynn Olson Rita Joanne Olson Scott Allyn Olson William Craig Osborn Jean Louise Osgood Jane Sue Ostrom Cynthia Susan Pantlln Thomas Fredrick Pape Lori Marie Pappas Leland H. Pedersen Dobra Jean Pederson Move over, I want to be in this picture! Dawn Marie Pendzimas Michael David Perri Mary Jean Peter Eileen Marion Peterson Vernon Robert Petersen Linda Lee Peterson 164—Seniors Paul Vernon Peterson Ralph Paul Peterson Ricky Honry Peterson Scott Eliot Peterson Terri Leo Peterson Linda Leo Pfahl Ann Mario Piccinelll Michael Thomas Pohl Jean Pokrzywinskl Beverley Lou Pomerleau Vicki Rao Porter Thomas Goorgo Praska Paul Dean Prouss Michael James Purnick Patricia Kay Quady “Duh. what Inning is It. Kathi Hatcher at a football game. Margaret Diane Quinn James Edward Rako Sandra Lee Ramundt Angola Tamara Raun Matthew Scott Raveling Sandra Lynn Reed Seniors—165 Susan Marie Reimer Thomas Eugene Reinert Joan Mary Reinke Duaine William Rice Janet Lane Rick Russell Ronald Rilev rtobert John Ringwelski Dennis Mark Robinson Stephen James Root David Leroy Ross Teri Lynn Roubik Sheryl Ann Rudolph Debra Lynn Rustad Daniel James Saunders Penny Rae Scheidecker Christine Marie Schendel Susan Laurel Schendel Danetto Lois Schilling Dennis Howard Schmid Thomas Gregory Schmid Susan Elaine Schmidt David Albert Schmitt Dawn Lynn Schrade Cheryl Jo Schreiber Debra Ann Schultz Karen Irene Schultz 166—Seniors Life Is Full of Its Ups and Downs Ronald John Schumann Roxanne Sellman Donita Marie Sharpe Denise Renee Shea La Cene Jane Shelton Michael Douglas Shepperd Jon Robert Siegel Jean Carol Siegfried Kathleen Ann Sleveko Mark Roger Simmons Cynthia Margaret Skare Steven Michael Skelton Russell Rudolph Skoog Charles Hcnders Sllgcr Frederick Lee Slupske Diana Kay Smith Monnie Diane Smith Pamela Kathleen Smith Marlene Marie Smykalski Melanie Ann Snaza Seniors—167 Roberta Ann Snustad Donna Mao Solorz Michael Dee Spence James Darwynn Spencer Rebecca Ann Spier Paula Denise Squires It Was Over June 9th Dobra Lynn Stavanau Curtis Kenneth Steen Ronald Lyle Stelnert Linda Marie Stevens Daniel James Stewart Pamela Kay Stewart Rebecca Lynn Stockdlll Donald Albin Strom Mark Scott Stuntebeck Linda Rae Stuth Daniel James Sullivan Peter Charles Sullivan David Allen Saunders Lory Ann Swanson Robert Bruce Swanson 168—Sonlors Courtney Al3n Taft Jeffrey Paul Takemoto Stephen Boyd Targeson Kathleen Ann Tempesta Marlene Joy Ten Eyck Craig Jeffrey Thompson Daniel Ernest Thorson Charles Edward Thulin Lisa Anne Tierney Michael George Timmerman Beth Ann Torpy Thomas Anthony Traczyk Janice Ellen Trapp Lisa Dale Tripp Vicki Lynn Trushcnski Oh, so that's how you do it! Karen Marie Turner Mina Elaine Tyson Sheryl Marie Uiecht Patrick Henry Utter Cynthia Delores Vana Nancy Ann Varner Seniors—169 Gregory Lee Vllmo Arnis Vilson April Melody Vogt Shoryl Helen Vojta Robort Lewis Volkert Michael Duane Voss Theresa Marie Wachtler Wayne Robert Wahlstrom Greg Joseph Wallack Gregory Blaine Wallin Joseph Paul Walton John Charles Wander Wendy Lee Warren Margo Alayne Warnke Jeffrey Lloyd Wasnick Stephen Douglas Waste Michael Lawrence Webinger Marcia Lynne Wedin Seniors Roberta Lee Weimar Todd Christopher Weis Kathleen Louis Welters Keith Robert Wenger Gary James Werbowski Barbara Jean Werner Patricia Marie Worth Marilyn Jean Westerberg Rebecca Marie Wickoren Thomas Lee Whitworth Mark Andrew Wilczek Bruce Allen Williams Melinda Kay Williams Patricia Louise Winker Susan Ann Wolf James Carroll Wolford Steve Greg Wollman Joan Marie Workman Bryan Wayne Worwa James Jerome Zaic Ray Chester Zandstra Cathy Ann Zieska Margie Ann Zieska James Michael Zimdars Seniors—171 Late senior pictures. Janelle Louise Brock Robert Joseph Connoy Craig L. Davidson Charles Francis Dehn Patricia Sara Dordon Jill Gisselie Ganz James Carl Gronlund Bruce Neil Haasken Connie Marie Hayes Robert Allen Honning Joseph Ralph King Ivan Richard Krueger Anthony Leo Macdcrmott lone Jean Mledema Roxanne Rae Neumann 172—Seniors Practice Makes Perfect Cathy Ann Niess Susan Marie Olson Marlys Ann RanOt David Paul Smothers Sandra Jeanne Soboy Michael Allen Sommers Cynthia Marie Treb Kim Ray Van Vickie Lynn R. Winders Vince John Zirbes We came, We did. We left. We came with sleep still in our eyes. It was 6:30 a.m. and we were seniors! We were the leaders. Members of our class would be honored by being named to the royal courts of Homecoming and Snow Week. The name, senior, which we had acquired seemed to open the door to many things. Semester courses, new teachers, and forty cent lunches were added. Girls wearing jeans and guys with long hair showed signs of an abolished dress code. A 7:00 to 12:00 day for one quarter was loved by all. Ordering announcements, exchanging graduation pictures, and being measured for caps and gowns kept us busy. We experienced it all and took advantage of every opportunity open to us. It was our year! ____ Homecoming came on October 21. Next year we would be alumni, looking on but not participating. The kids we had met and grown with in tenth grade were pow gone. Their new home, Armstrong, wasn’t built yet so we shared. Then in November they left and overnight we became rivals. We learned a little about life in those months. Quite a little! Christmas came and filled us with sentimental thoughts. We heard and participated in our last Christmas concert, had our last Christmas Week. No more kiss and go! Our Santa. Skip Miller, delighted us with his “Ho-Ho-Ho” assisted by his jolly wi e, Pam Olson. We wanted our last Christmas Vacation to be exciting but found ourselves sleeping it away. 174—Senior Copy Along with Minnesota winter comes CHS Snow Week. We started the week out right by crowning Queen Dee Dee Sharpe and King Don Fray-seth. (Don lost a little rose on that). The seniors, of course, won the snow ball fight. The Snow Week Dance topped off the week and a real live snowmobile was given away. The first semi-formal dance, Jack of Hearts, was held in February. The nine candidates, Jim Nelson, Jim Le-Cuyer, Denny De Bruyn, Mike Christenson, Jerry Zaic, Alvin Daisy, Gary Smith, Roger Cortes, and Kimm Julian were honored by being chosen. Senior girls anticipated going to the dance to see who their new Jack of Hearts would be. Snow melted. Easter, Senior Skip Day, baseball, track, tennis, and Prom occupied our time. With the warm breezes blowing through the open windows, senioritis’ caught us all. Our studies were often interrupted by thoughts of college, a job, and vacations. The biggest dream of all was GRADUATION. We were eager to get into the big world, but yet we didn’t want to lose the close bonds we had at CHS. Many world problems were facing us and soon we would be of age to help solve them. The Vietnam war, pollution, racial prejudice, politics and more. Maybe we would be the generation to solve them. Who knows? One thing we did know. We were the class of 71. Senior Copy—175 A AANERUD DEBRA—Diamond Club 11. 12 ADAMS CHERYL—A A A 10. 11; Gymnastics 10. 11. Y Teens 10. 11 ADAMSON CHARLENE-Cooperettes 1 I. Musi oil I 1 ALBRECHT BRUCE ALC.UIRE MARY AMON BARBARA-0 C II ANOERSON BRUCE ANOERSON DANIEl O E. 12 ANOERSON GERALD—Wrestling 10 ANDERSON PATRICIA ANDERSON STEPHEN ANDERSON STERLING—Inlumufals 10. II ARENS DEBRA—National Honor 12 ARNOTT VERN ATKINS PATRICIA—French CluO 12; Home Ec. Club 12; Y-Teens 12 B BAKER CYNTHIA BAKER EUGENE BARK! IND PAULA—Cooperettes 12. French Club 1112: Glee Club 10,11: Mascot 11; Pep Club 11 12: Student Council 10. 11. 12: Welcome Club 11. 12. Y Teens 10. 11. 12: Class Cabinet 10. II. 12 BARROWS MARK—Hockey 10: Intramurats 11 BARSNESS Of AN-footbaU 10 BAUER PATRICIA—Choir 10. 11. 12 G.A A 10. 11. 12; Glee Club 11; Musical 12; National Honor 11. 12; Spanish Club 10. 11 BEATTY RANDOLPH BE AVENS STEVEN BECKER CLAUDIA—G.A A 10, 11 . Work Study 12 BECKFIELD RICHARD—8aseball 10. 11. 12. Football 12. Hockey 12 BEDDOW EOWARD—football 10. Hall Guide 11: Track 10. II. 12. Wrestl.ng 10. 11 8ELAWSKI 0E8RA—French Club 10. 11. 12; G.U.S. 10. 11. 12. Hall Gu.de 12; Pep Club 11. 12: Span.sh Club 12; Y Teens 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 10. 11. 12 8ENSON RAND—Inlramurals 8ERAR0 SUZANNE—Pep Club 11.12; Spanish Club 10. 11, Student Council 12; Y-Teens 11; Yearbook 10. 11. 12 Bf RGERON MARY—Choir 10; French Club 11 BERGLUND BARBARA—G.A A 10. 11; G!oo Club 10: Y-Teens 10 BERGMAN LAURIE—Band 10. 11. 12 BERQUIST GARY —Gymnastics 10, 11. 12 BERRY THOMAS-Band 10 11. 12 BIELKE MARK BIENIAS ALLAN BILLINGTON RENEE- Glee Club 10. Hawks Qu.ll II BIILMAN RENEE-Pop Club 11. 12 8ISMOP Of LMER BISTODEAU LINDA-Pep Chib 11 12. French Club 12 BJORK LINDA—Musical 11; National Honor 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12 BLAKE JEANNE—Cooperettes 11. 12 Glee Ckit 10. 11. National Honor 12; Student Council 11. Y-Teens 10. 11; Class Cabinet 10. 11. 12 BLAKE MARK—O.E. 12 BLOMQUIST GAIL BtOOMQUIST JOANNE—German Club 11; Glee Club 10. 11. Pop Club 11. 12 BOBZIEN ROBERT BODIN KARf N—Glee Club 10. 11. OE. 12 BOHLlG PAMELA-Chcerleaders 10. II. 12. Cho.r 10. 11. Pep Club 11.12; Student Council 10. 11. Y Teens 10. 11 8010UC JOANNf -G.A A 10: GAPS 12 BONA DAVID—Baseball 10. 11. 12: Intramu rais 10. 11 BORCHERI STEPHAN-Contest Play 12. Drama Council 12. Musical 11. 12. Class Cabi net 12 BOSAK BEVERLY—H.E BOSCH DAVID—Intramural 10. II. Key Club 12; National Honor 12; Tennis 10. 11. 12: Wrestling 10 80YNT0N CATHY—Glee Club 10. 11: O.E 12 BRADFORD ROGER-Track 10. 11 BRICK NANCY BROCK JANELLE—Band 10. II. 12 BROWN CHRIS-Band 10. II. 12; Tennis 10: Wrestling 10 I 1. 12 BROWN NANCY- -Home Ec Club I 2; O.E 12 BRUSKE CRAIG BRYAN WARREN BRYANT FRANK BURNS LINDA BUROW GARY BUSCH RICHARD—F oolball 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 10. 11.12 BUSMEY MITCHELL C CAMBRONNE ElANINE—French Club 10. 11. 12. National Honor 11. 12 CANTON CHRIS CARLSON 8RUCE—Tennis 10. Wrestling 10. 1 1 CARLSON BRUCE CARLSON DOUGLAS CARLSON FRED CARL SON GREGORY CAR! SON MARK-Yearbook 10. 11. 12 CARLSON NANCY CARLSON WENDY CARON RICHARD CARROLL PATTI CMAPPEt EAR PHILLIP—Musical 12 CHE I MO DONALD CHEl.MO KAREN CHENEY RICHARD—Musical 12 CHRISTENSEN KAY CHRISTENSEN MARK CHRISTENSON MICHAEL CHRYSLER KEITH CINA I AUREl. CLAIR SUZAN COGSWELL KATHLEEN—8and 10. french 11; Spanish 11 COI BATH DANIEL COI VIN CONSTANCE—Student Council 1 2: Y-Teens 10. 11. 12 CONKLIN PATRICIA CONLIN MICHAEI-Choir 10. 11. 12; Chess Club 11 12; Debate 11, 12 CONNEU JANYCE—Contest PUy 12; Glee Club 10. Muscat 11. 12; Pep Club 11. 12 CONNOY ROBERT COOPER SUSAN—GU S 12; Hawks Quit! 12; National Honor 12; Pep Club 12; Spanish 11. 12 CORBETT JOHN—Baseball 10. II. 12: Foot ball 10. II. 12. Hockey 10. Student Council 11. Class Cabinet 10 CORCORAN LYNN—O E 12 CORNELIUS ROBERT CORRELL WILLIAM—Band 10. 11. 12. Baseball 10. Choir 10; Hockey 10. 11. 12; Musical 10: Orchestra 10 CORTES ROGER—A.F.S. 12: Art Club 12: Chess 12; Oebate 12; Hawks Quill 12: Soccer 12; Spanish 12; Student Counol 12. Winter CO TNER SANDRA—G.U.S. 11. 12. National Honor 11. 12 Pep Club 11. 12 Spamsh Club 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens 10. 11. 12 CRIDER CHRtSTOF HER—Band 10: Baseball 10. 11; Football 10. 11. 12; G.A A 11. 12; National Honor 1 2, Wrestling 10 CROWELL ROBERT—Football 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10. 11 CULLINAN JOHN CUMMINGS MARY—Apua ettes 11. 12; G.A A 10. 11. Glee Club 10; Spanish Chib 10, National Honor 12 CURTIS KATHRYN OAISEY ALVIN—Football 10. Soccer 12; Tonms 11: Wrestling 10. 11 DANIELSON SANDRA—A.F.S 10. 11. 12; G.U.S 12. Musical 11. National Honor 11; Pep Club 11.12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 12 DAVIDSON CRAIG DE BRUYNDENNIS—Band 10.11;Football 10: Student Council 10. 12. Wrestling 10. 11. 12 DE PEW CHARLES DE VALK GERALD OEGf NOORFFR TERRY DEHN CHARLES—O.E 12 DEtCK BARBARA-f rench Club 11.12: Natron al Honor 12 DERNER CHRISTINE-Cooperettes 12; french II. 12.GAA 10. 11; Glee Club 10; Ski Club 10. 11. 12. Student Council 12 DES JARl AIT PATRICK DIETER STEPHEN-Band 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11 DILLENBERG MONICA DILLON KATMIEEN-Art Chib 10. 11: French 10; Y-Tcens 10 OUTER MARJORIE DIXON LINOA DMOMOSKI DAVID—Track 10. 11 DONNELLY SUZANNE DORDON JOANNE-OE. 12 DORDON PATRICIA—O.E 12; Y-Teens 10 DORN BARBARA DOTY KAREN-Choir |0; OE 12 DOW BRADLEY DRAKE DEBRA—Choir 10. II; O.E 12; Stu dent Council 11; Y Teens 10 OUECK PAUl INE—German Club 10. 11. 12 Musical 10. 11. National Honor 11. 12. Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Y Teens 11 OUION NANCY DURANT CAROL—G A A 10; Gymnastics 10 OTRUO RE8CCCA--Choir 10; Contest Play 10; National Honor 12 E 101 SON AORIENNE—Home Ec. Club 12 EGAN SANDRA-O E. 12 EIOEN CAROL—f T A 10. 11. German Club 10. T.l 12 EIOEN MARY—Spanish Club 11 ELLISON PHYLLIS ELSEN JANICE—A F,$ 10, 11. 12. Home Ec Club 12. Inlramurals 10. II. G.A A 10. 11. 12; Y-Tcens 10. 12 EMONS MARY ENGLE JEFFREY—T.l 12 ENGLUND BONNIE—German Club 12 ERICKSON BRENDA—Glee Club 10. 11 ERICKSON CYNTHIA—A.F.S. 10. National Honor II. 12. Spanish Chib 10. 11. 12 EYRE TERESE F FALLON MICHAEL—Swimming 10. 11. 12 IAUE VICTORIA—F T.A. 10;Hailgu de II. 12: Cooper Mascot 12; Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; Spanish Club 10. 11: G A A 10 TERNCHARLES-Hockey 11.12: Ha HgukJe 12 FERN DEBRA—Drama Council 10; Spring Play 11; Band 10. Musical 10. II. 12. National Honor II. 12. Pep Club 11.12; Student Coon cil II. 12. Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Class Cabinet 10. French Chib 10. 11. 12; Choir 10. II. 12 FERRIAN RHONDA—Choir 10. 11. National Honor 12. Football 10; Wrestling 11.12 FEYEREISN CHERI—O.E 12 FiSCHER CONNIE —Home Ec Club 12. Y-Teens 11 FISHER MICHAEL FISHER PAMELA—Home Ec. Education 12 FLEMING DAVIO—Wresting 10. 11. 12 FLEMMING CHRIS-Band 10. 11. 12 FLUCK CHERYL FRAME BARBARA—Choir 10. YcarbOOh 10. 11.12; Student Council 10: National Honor 11. 12: Pep Chib 11,12; Quill Sera II, 12;HaU Guide 11. 12 FRANZ JOEL-Band 10.11.12: Cross Counlrv 12; Track 10. Hall Guide 12; Declamation 10 FRASl BARBARA FRAYSETH DON—Basketball 10. 11; Cross Country 11.12; National Honor 12; Track 10. 11. 12: Football 10: Hall Guide 11.12 FREE8URG WILLIAM FULTON RONALD FURBUR JANELL-Band 10. 11. 12: GAA 10 G GABBERT LUCY—Hawks Quill 11. 12; O.E. 12 GANGNESS VICKIE—Choir 11. 12; Pep Club 11. 12: Glee Club 10: T.l. 12: Student Council II: Office Asst 10. 11. 12 GANZ JILL—Gymnastics 10. II. 12; G AA 10. 11. 12 GANZER CAROL GARDNER GREGORY—Hockey 10. 11. 12 GASS RICKY GELLFRMAN GAlE-G U S. II. 12; Choir 10. 11 GERRISM DALLAS GIESKE PATRICK GIROO PAMELA GLAIM DEBORAH—Cho-r 10; National Honor 12 GOBEl DEBRA GOODWIN JOHN—Student Council 10. 11. 12: Choir 10. II. 12; Muvcal 11. 12; Hawks Qurfl 10. 11. 12 Madngals 12 GRANDA FAYE-Cheerleaders II. 12; Choir 10. 11. 12 GREEN JANET GREENWALD GREGORY GREGOIRE MICHAEL GRIGGS LEON GRONLUND JAMES GRUHLKE MARY GULCZINSKI FRED GUILICKSON JANET GUISVIG PAMELA H HAASKEN BRUDE HAFN SAMUEL HAGERTY WILLIAM HALVERSON DIANE HAMEL JOANNE HANNIBAL SUSAN—GAA 10. II. 12; Cooper Mascot 12 HANSEN SUE—Choir 10. 11. 12 HANSON OALE HANSON DAVID HANSON GAYLE HANSON GLEN HANSON GRETCHEN HANSON UNOA-Frcnch Club 11; Pep Club 12 HANSON STEPHEN HARASYN KENNETH-AFS 10. Baseball 10. 11.12: Basketball 10: Choir 11. 12. Key Club 11.12. Musical 10. 11: Orchestra 10.11. 12. Student Council 10. II: Class Cabinet 10. 11 MARGARTEN JERRY HARGRAVE JOAN-French Club 10 11 12: Musical 11; National Honor 11. 12. Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Pop Club 12: Y Teens 11. 12 HARKESS DANIEl—Student Council I 2 HARMS KATHLEEN HARR JOY HARRIS PAMELA—National Honor 12; T.l. 12 HARTEl LARRY HARTLEY SUSAN—Choir 10. 11. 12. French Ch b 10. 11. 12; National Honor 11. 12; Student Council 12. Y-Tcens 11; Student Announcer 12 HATCHER KATHRYN—Cooperettes 11. 12; GAA 10: Hall Guide 11: Home Ec. Chib 12; Pep Club 11.12: Spanish Club 10: Student Council 12; Y teens 10. II. 12 HAUSAM TERRY HAYES CONNIE HAYES LUVONE HEDQUIST DEBRA HEDTKE 0E8RA HEGARO JANET —FfomeEc Club 12;PepClub 12; Y-teens 12 HEllERUD STEVEN HENKEL LEROY—football 10; Soccer 12. Swimming 10 HENNEMAN DONNA HENNING ROBERT HENRICKSON GARY HENTGCS BARBARA-Cho r 10. 11. 12; Madrigals 12 HENTGES FRANK HERZOG HOLLY HESS KRISTINE HESS RONAl D HEUER RANOY HIAR PAMELA—AFS 11; GAA 10. II. 12; Musical 12. Student Council 10. 11. 12: Y-teens 10. 11. 12 HIGBEE JUDY—AFS 10. 11: Art Club 10. 11. 12:Choir 10.11.12: Contest Play 11; O.E. 12; Orama Council 10.11.12; French Chib 10.11: Pep Chib 11; Spanish 10. 11: Student Council 10. M: Welcome Club 10. 11; Y-teens 10. 11 HILL BYRON HILTZ ROXANNE HIRSCH JOHN HOE8EN JAMES HOEM CHR1SAN HOFF THOMAS HOCENSON DEBRA HOLCOMBE JAMES HOLMGREN MARY HORGEN STEVEN—Basketba 10. It. 12. Baseball 10. 11. 12 HUBER. ALAN HUKRIEDE MARY HUMBERT RANDY HURO JAMES HURO NANCY HYLANO MARY HYSER STEPHEN—Basketball 10. 11. 12: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Key Chib 11. 12 MYSER SUSAN—Home Ec Club 12 I IBACH VICKY IRWIN JAMES IVERSON PAMELA JENSEN KAREN-Pep Club 11. 12; Y teen 10. 11. 12 JENSEN NADENE JENSEN SHARON JOHNSON CYNTHIA JOHNSON DEBRA JOHNSON GARY-8and 10. 11. 12 JOHNSON iAURiE—Cheedeading 11.12 JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON MITCHELL JOHNSON PATTI JOHNSON REBECCA JOHNSON SHERYL JOHNSON SUSAN—Mascot 12. Y-teens 10. 11. 12 Pep Club 11. 12 JOHNSON VICKI JORDAN BRADLEY JORGENSON RICHARO K KARJA LA VONNE KARSTEN LINOA KEEGAN RANDALL KENNEDY JEAN KERKOW JANET—Yearbook 12 KESKE PAULETTE KILIAN PATRICIA 176 KIMMFRLE KRISTINE KING JOSEPH KING SCOTT KIVI DEBRA KIATKE BARBARA—Cooperettes 12 KUCK JOYCE—Choir 10: Glee 11: Y-teens 10 KLINGER DEBRA—Pep Club 11.12 KNUDSEN PATRICIA KOHLBECK THOMAS KOHLS JANE—Cho«f 10. 11. 12 KOLTES STEVEN KONDZIOLKA LOUISE KOWAL LINDA KRAMPtTZ BARBARA KRANZ DIANE MARIE—french Club 10. 11. 12 KRANZ DIANE MARY—Cheerlcadmg 12 KRE8ER JULIE KRESA HENRY—Baseball 10. 11. 12 KRUEGER IVAN KUHN KAREN KUHN KATHLEEN KVAAL DIANE I LA BELLE MARY LA EAVOR KEVIN—Cho.r 10. 11 12; Swim-mm 10. 11. 12 LABELLE JOHN LADD BONIT A - AH Club 10; 8and 10. 11. 12; GAA 10. Pep Club 11. 12: Y teens 11. 12 LAING MARGARET LANGERUD ROBERT LARSON BRUCE LARSON COLLEEN LARSON KENNETH—football 10. 11. 12 LATZKE MICHAEL LE CUYER JAMES—Baseball 10. 11. 12; Football 12; 8and 10. 11. 12 LEE PATRICIA LEONARO SCOTT LEWIS DANIEL UNDBERG CAROLE LINDGREN LEEANNE LINDGREN MARK LITCHY GAYLE LOESCH ANNE-Pep Club 11.12 LOfSNESS SCOTT—Art Club 10. Band 10: Drama Council 12; Winter Play 12; Musical 12; Tenms 10. 11 LOHMANN LYNN-Choir 10. 11. 12; Musical 12: Madrigals 10. 12: National Honor 12: Spanish 10. 11. 12 LOUOEN STUART LOVGREN KENNETH LUBlNSKI DAVID LYONS PATRICK—Key Club 12 M MAAS GERALDINE MACDCRMOTT ANTHONY MACK CHARLES MACK JUOITH—Pep 12 Home Ec 12 MADISON DAVID-Band 10. 11. 12: Football 11: Gymnastics 10. 11. 12 MAGNUSON SALLY-AFS 12; Choir 10. 11. 12: GAA 10:1 ibrarv Aide 11. Musical 12. National Honor 12; Y-Teens 10 MAlMBERG ROY—Musical 12: Choir 12. Soccer MANS GREGORY MANTHEI TIMOTHY—Football 10. II. 12; Wresti ng 10. 11. 12: Hallguide II. 12 MARKS DENNIS MARKS JOAN—O.E. 12 MARQUETTE DlANE-D.E 12 MARSHALL SHERRIL MARTIN ROBIN—Juoior Achievement 10. 11: DE 12 MAUNO SUSAN—TAI 12 McCHESNEY LINOA McCOURTNEY MICHAEL—Cross Country 10. 11. 12: Gymnastics 10. 11 12: Track 10, 11. 12 McKENZIF KEVIN—Baseball 10. 12; Basketball 10. 11; Football 10. 11. 12 mckinley Michael—Swimming 10. 11. 12 MCLELIAN SUSAN—Band 10. 11. Winter Play 12 McCarthy roxann MEDRANO LARRY MELCHERT SANDRA MELtCH WILLIAM MELIN REBECCA MEYER KEVIN—Basketball 10. II. 12 MEYER RICHARD MiEOEMA IONE—GAA 10. 11. 12; Red Cross 11: Home Ec Club 12 MILFORD RAYMOND MILLER GEORGE—Chou 12: Orama Council 12: Spring Play 11; Track 10. 11: Student Council 10 11. 12. Mus-cal 10. 11. 12 MILLER MARY—French Club 10. 11. 12. G U.S. 12: National Honor 12; Pep Club 11,12. Spanish 12; Y-teens 11.12; Yearbook 10. 11. 12 MOE RONALD MONTGOMERY MARY-ArtClub 10; Cho.r 12: Drama Council 10; french Club II. 12: Winter Play 12. Musical 11.12; Orchestra 10,11.12; Pep Club II. 12: Y-teens 10. II. 12 MORGAN DIANA MORGAN RICHARD MORK LARRY MORRISON ROBERT-Band 10. 11. Gymnastics 10. 11. 12 MURSCmEl SANDRA—Cheerlead.ng 12. Mascot 11. Muncal 10. Pep Club 11.12. Y-teens 10. 11. 12 N NELSON DEBRA NELSON JAMES-Band 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; Cross Country 12: Orchestra 12; Track 10. II. 12 NELSON JANICE—Choir 12. Glee 10. 11 NELSON KATHRYN NELSON SHARON NELSON WENDY—GAA 10. 11. 12 NEUMANN ROXANNE NICHOLS THOMAS NlCKOlAUSON SONJA-Pep Club 11.12. Flag Twirier 12 NIESS CATHY NORBY OtANE—Choir 11. 12; FTA 10. 11.12; Glee 10 GUS 10. 11. 12. Musical 10. II. 12; National Honor 12; Pep Club 11.12; Spanish Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 12 NORCMN MARCIA NORGREN BONNIE NORTON VALERIE—AFS 10. 11. 12: Band 10. 11. 12; Cooperettes 11. 12. French Club 10. 11. 12. Hanks Quill 12. Musical 12. National Honor 11. 12. Pep Club 11.12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Welcome 10. 11. 12; Y-teens 10. 11. 12. Class Cabinet 10. II NOURtE JOSEPH NOVAK 8RIAN NYGAARD CAROLE—French Club 11.12: GAA 10. National Honor 11. 12: Y-teens 10. 11 NYGARO ARTHUR NYSTROM-Art Club 10; Choir 10. 11. 12; G.U.S. 12. Pep Club 11.12; National Honor 12: Mus al 10. 11; Y-teens 11. 12 0 0 BRIEN JAMES OGREN DOUGLAS OLSON JOHN OLSON BARBARA—Band 10. 11; Cooperettes 12 OLSON CHERYL—Band 10. 11. 12; Musical 12. National Honor 12: Y-teens 10. 11. 12 OLSON COLLEEN OLSON DONALD OLSON JFANINE—Home Ec Club 12; Y-teens 10. 11 OLSON KATHLEEN—Choir 10; Glee Club 11; Diamond 10; Pep Club 12. Y-teens 11: Yearbook 12 OLSON KEVIN OLSON LYNNAE OLSON LYNNETTE OLSON PAMELA-Band 10. 11. 12. Choir 10. II. 12; Orama Club 10. Madrigals 12; Musical 11.12. Student Council 10.11; Y-tocns 10.11 OLSON RITA-Pep Club 11. 12; Y-teens 12 OLSON SCOTT OLSON SUSAN-Band 10. 11. 12; Home Ec Club 12; Y-teens 12 OSBORN WILLIAM-ChOir 10. 11. 12 OSGOOD JEAN OSTROM JANE—Art Club 10. II; Band 10. II, 12. Drama Club 10 P PANTLIN CYNTHIA—Home Ec Club 1 2 PAPE THOMAS PAPPAS LORI-Cho.r 10. 12; French Club 10. 11; Glee Club 11; Y-teens 12 PEDERSEN LELANO—Gymnastics 10. II. 12 PEDERDON DF BRA—Choir 10. Coopcrctes 11. 12: German Club 12; Pep Club 11. 12; Y-teens II. 12 PENDZlVAS DAWN—french Chib 10. 11. 12; FTA 10. 11. 12; GAA 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics 11. National Honor 11 12. Pep Club 12. Y-teens II. 12 PERRi MiCHAEL—Football 10. Gold 10. 11. 12; Intramurals 10; National Honor 12 PETER MARY—Band 10. II. 12; Musical 10. Spamsh 10; Y-teens 10 PETERSON EILEEN PETERSEN VERNON—Football 10. 11. 12: Track 11. Wrestling 10. 11. 12 PETERSON LINDA—Home Ec Club 12; Y teens 10 PETERSON PAUL-Band 10. 11. 12: Baseball 10. Choir 10. II. 12: Madrigals 10 Musical 10. 11. National Honor II. f2; Ski Team 12: Wrestling 10 PETERSON RALPH—intramurals 10. II. Soccer 12 PETERSON RICKY—Band 10. 11. 12 PFTERSON SCOTT-Band 10. II 12. In tramurats 10. Musical 12. Soccer. 12 Tennis 10. 11 PETERSON TERRI—Cheerlcadmg 12; Choir 10; GAA 10; Glee 11. Pep Club 12; Student Council 10. 11: Welcome Club 11;Y teens 10. 11. 12 PfAHL LINOA—GAA 10. 12. Pep Club 11.12 PtCCINELLI ANN—National Honor 12. O.E. 12 POHL MICHAEL POMERLEAU BEVERLEY—French Club 10; Pep Club 11. 12: Y teens 10. 12 PORTER VICKI—Choir 10. 12. Glee 11: Madn gals 12. Musical 12. National Honor 12. Span ish Club 10. II : Student Council 12 PRASKA THOMAS—Basketball 10. Football 10. 12; Intramurals 10. 11: Student Council 11; Track 10. 11. 12 PREUSS PAUL—Football 12 PRZYMUS GARY PURCELL TERRANCE PURNICK MiCHAEL-Band 10. 11. 12; Intramurals 10; Soccer 10; Track 10. 11. 12 Q QUAOE PATRICIA—Band 10. II. 12: Y teens .0. 11. 12 QUINN MARGARET R RAKO JAMES—Intramurals 10. 11 RAMUNDT SANDRA—Choir 10. II. I 2 Madn gals 10. II. 12: Y-tcens 12 RANDT MARLYS RAUN ANGELA—National Honor 11.12, Yearbook 12; Hall Guide 11. Aquaettes 10. 11. 12. German Club 11 RAVELING MAT THEW-Basketbaii 10; Football 10. 11. 12: Key Club 12. National Honor 12. Track 10. 11. 12 REED SANDRA—Art Club 10. Choir 10. 11. 12; FTA 10. French Club 10. Glee Club 11; Musical 10, 12; Student Council 10: Y-teens 10. 11. 12 REIMER SUSAN—Y-teens 11.12 REINERT THOMAS—Gymnastics 10 REINKE JOAN—Glee Club 10. Oeclamation 11. 12; National Honor 12; Spanish Chib 10. 11. 12; Y-teens 11 REYNOLOS DANA RICE DUAINE-Chess Club 10 RICK JANET-Aquaettes 10. 11. 12: Cheer- loading 12; Pep Club II. 12; Y-tcens 10. 11; Yearbook 10. 11. 12. RILEY RUSSELL RINGWELSKI ROBE RT-Cross Country 10. 11. 12: Intramurals 10; National Honor II. 12. Track 10. 11. 12 RIPCZINSKI JEFFREY ROBINSON DENNIS ROOT STEPHEN—8aseb3ii 10. II. 12; Choir 10; Football 10. II. 12; Hockey 10. II. 12. Key CHib 12: National Honor 11. 12; Student Council 10. II; Class Cabmet 10. II. 12 ROSS OAViD ROUBIK TERI RUDOLPH SHERYL—Art Club 11. 12. Aquaettes 10. 11.12 RUST AO DE8RA—Choir 10. 11. 12: Musical 10; Yearbook 10. 11 SAMELS JOHN-Art Club 12. Student Council 12 SAMS DOUGLAS SAUNOERS DANIEL—Hockey 11: T l 12 SCHEELK THOMAS SCHEIDECKER PENNY—GAA 10. II. 12; National Honor 12 SCH1NDEL CHRISTINE SCHENDEL SUSAN—GAA 10. 11. 12; German Club 10; National Honor 11.12 SCMIECK CHRIS SCHILLING DANE TTE—Aquaettos 10. 11. 12. Band 10. 11 12; FI K Twirler 11; Marorette 12. National Honor 12. Orchestra 12 SCHMID DENNIS SCmmiD THOMAS—Band 10. 11. 12. Orches tra 11. 12 SCHMIDT SUSAN—Pep Club 12; O.E 12 SCHMIDT DAVID SCMRADC OAWN-Pep Club 11. 12 SCHREIBER CHERYL SCHULTZ DEBRA—Pep Club 11. 12 SCHULTZ KAREN-Band 10. 11.12 SCHUMANN RONALO—Choir 10. II. 12. Ma-dr-gals 12: Musical 12: National Honor 11.12: Wrestling 11.12 SELLMAN ROXANNE SEWALO GREGORY SHARPE OONITA—Drama 10. II. 12 Musical 11. 12 SHEA DlNISI SHELTON LA CENE-Choir 10. II. 12. Span ■sh Club 10. II. 12 SHEPPERD MICHAEL •IEGEL JON SUGIRIED JEAN—Y-Teens 10. 11. 12; Stu-Ctnl Council 12; Cheerleadmg 11.12 S IVEKE KATHLEEN—Musical 12 SIMMONS MARK SHARE CYNTHIA—Cheertead.ng 12. Pep Club II. 12 SKELTON STEVEN—Student Council 10. 11 12; Key Club 10. 11. 12. Basketball 10 SKOOG RUSSELL SIIGER CHARLES SLICE R RICHARD SlUPSKE FREDERICK SMITH DIANA SMITH GARY—Choir 10. II. 12. Gymnastics 10. II 12. KeyCHib II 12: Madrigals 12; National Honor 12 SMITH fONNIE—AFS 10. Band 10. II. 12; GAA 10. 11. 12. Pop Club II. 12 SMITH PAMELA SMOTHERS DAVID—Ctwr II. 12: Contest Play 11. Drama Council 11. 12. Musical 11. 12; Class Cabinet 12 SMYKALS I MARL E NE -OI 12 SNAZA ANN—T. l 12 SNUSTADROBERTA-Band 10. II. 12; Choir 10. 11. 12. German Chib 10. Hawks Quill 12; Musical 10. 12 National Honor 11. 12. Pep Club II. 12; Student Council 10. II. 12; Y Teens 10. II. 12; Class Cabinet 10. II. 12 SOBOY SANDRA-Aquaettes 10. 1 1 GAA 10. 11: O.E 12 SOL OR DONNA—GAA 10. 11; Y-Teens 10 SOMMERS MICHAEL SPENCE MICHAEL—Baseball 10.11.12: Cho-r 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics 10. Madrigals 10. 11 SPENCER JAMES—Basketball 10. 11. 12; Football 10. 11. 12: Key Club 10. 11. 12: Tern ms 10. II. 12 SPIER REBECCA-Choir 10. 11; Cooperettes 12; National Honor 12; Pep Club 11. 12: Y-Teens 10. 11. 12 SPIZALE JAMES SQUIRES PAULA-Oebate 12 STAVANAU 0E8RA—Pep Club 11.12 STEEN CURTIS—Cross Country 10. Hawks QuiM 12; National Honor 12; Soccer 12; Track 10. II. 12 STEINERT RONALO—Swimmmg 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 12 STE VENS LINOA STEWART OANIEI STEWART PAMELA STOCKDILL REBECCA-Band 10. II. 12;GAA 10. Musical 11.12: Orchestra 10. 11. 12. Y Teens 10. 11. 12 ST0L7 RONALO STROM OONALD STUNTEBECK MARK—National Honor 12: Orchestra 10. Soccer 12; Track 11.12; Wrestling 10 STUTH LINDA -Cooperettes 12 SULLIVAN DANIEL SULLIVAN PETER—Art Club 1 2; Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 12 SUNDERS DAVE—Baseball 10.11.12; 8asket bail 10; Choir 10. 11. 12: Hawks Qu.ll 12; Musical 12 SWANSON LORY SWANSON ROBERT SWANSON ROY SWART WOOD CARLTON T TAFT COURTNEY-Band 10. Orama Council 12: Madrigals 10, Musical 12; Spanish 10. 11. Student Council 10. II. 12. W.ntor Play 12 TAKEMOTO JEFFREY TARGESON STEPMEN-Gymnastics 10. 11; T l 12 TEMPESTA KA1HLEEN TEN EYCK MARLINE THAYER MARK THOMPSON CRAIG—National Honor 1 2 THOMPSON KYLE—Tennis 10. 11. 12. Wrestling 10. 11. 12 THORSON DANIEL—Rifle Club 11; T. l I 2 THOTLANO ROBERT THULIN CHARLES TIERNEY JAN TIERNEY LISA—GAA 10; 01 12. Student Council 10 TIMMERMAN MICHAEL-Golt 10. 1 1. 1 2: Stu lent Council 10 fORPY BETH—GAA 10. II. 12 177 TRACZYK THOMAS TRAFTON HAROLO TRAFTON MARVIN TRAPP JANICE—Homo Ec Club 12; O.E. 12 TRE8 CYNTHIA TRIPP USA—Choir 10. 11. 12. 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Gymnastics 10 WORKMAN JOAN- T Al. 12 WORWA BRYAN Y YUNGNER KIM 2 ZAIC JAMES—Football 10. 12; Key Club 12. Track 11. 12. Wrestling 10 ZANDSTRA RAY ZIESKA CATHY-Art Club 10. 11. 12: O E 12 ZIESKA MARGIE—Glee 10. 11; Pep Club 11; Student Council 10. II ZlMOARS JAMES-Choir 10. 11. 12; Madr.gais 12; National Honor 12; Student Council 10; Tennis 10. 11. 12: Wrestling 10. 11. 12 ZIRBES VINCE-0 E 12 ZOPOCLOU HELEN-A.F.S. 12 A Aancrud Debra—149 Abbott David—77. 126 Ackcrblade Cheryl—138. 64 Ackerman Sandra—138. 66. 65 Adams Cheryl—149 Adams Curt—138. 88 Adamson Charlene—149. 105 AHLBERG DONALD—30 Ahrens Sharon—138, 66 Albers Dana—74. 138 Albers Faith—138 Albrecht Bruco Algu.re Mary-54. 149 Aimer Mark Almquist Keith—126 Alvar Sherce Amazi Randall Amborn Analyn—63. 138. 65. 66 Amborn Annette—126. 64 Amborn Debra—138 Amon Barbara Amundson Ricky—126 Anderson Bruce Anderson Colleen— 126 ANDERSON CHARLES—30 Anderson Daniel—149 Anderson Darlene—52. 54. 66. 138 Anderson David—126 Anderson Gall—126 Anderson Gerald—149 Anderson Janet—126 Anderson Jay—126 Anderson Kathryn—I 38 ANDERSON L—21 Anderson Lawrence—126 Anderson Lawrence Anderson Marlene—138 Anderson Patricia—149 Anderson Stephen—149 Anderson Stephen—149. 65 Anderson Sterling—149 ANDERSON SUSAN-30 Anderson Timothy—138 Anderson Timothy—138 Anderson Timothy—126. 95 Andresen Nancy—66. 138 Angel Jctlrey— 126 Antosk. William—138 Anundson Steven Apostdou Christine—126. 65 Arens Dobra—54 149 Arons Janet—126 Arens Richard—1 38 Aren LuAnn—1 38 Aren William—126 Arndt Jacquelyn—138 Arneson Mark—138 Arnott Bruce—126 Arnott Vcrn—149 ARVENSON B —21 Arvidson Robert—126 Asmus Rue—126 Atkins Patricia—149 Austin David—149 Baardson Steven—49. 80. 126. 34 Bach Dawn—126 Bahe Pamela— 126. 65 Baier Jeanno—138 Bailey Wendy—126 Baker Cynthia—149 Bakor Deborah—138 Baker Eugene—149 Baker Rex—126 Baker Timothy—77. 126 Baker Todd-77. 126 Bakken Michael—138 Baldridge Dan—54. 138 BALK DONALD-27 Banks William—138 Barcel David—138 Barhorst Joan—138 Barhorst Kathryn—126 Barkhnd Paula-40. 49. 66. 149. 112 Barrows Mark—150 Barsness Dean—150 Bart hen Robin—126 Barthman Timothy—126 BARTLE H — 21 Bassett Lynn—126 Bassett Sandra—138 Bauer Patricia—150. 34 BAUERLY RON—30 8aukner Susan—126 Baum Nancy—126 Bauman Allen—126 Beatty Randolph—150 Beatty Rebecca—138 8eavens Debra—138 8oavcns Steven— 150 Becker Claudia—150 8eckcr Katherine— 126. 65 8eckteld Robert—77. 126 Beckticld Richard—74. 150 Bcddow Edward— 150 Bed man Deborah—54. 66, 138. 48. 112 Beeman Ten-138. 34 8ohm Lori—126 Beiawski Debra-37. 66. 150 8ELDON CAL—30 Bellord Mark—54. 138. 38 Belland Cheryl—138 Belland Joy-126 Bellos Robert—126 Benedict Roberta—126 Bongo Sandra—126 Bennett Sheila—126 Bennck Suzanne—37. 47 Benson Greg—138 Benson Rand— 150 Benton Patricia—126 8erard Suzanne—49. 52. 66. 67. 150 Berg Denms— 126 Borg Duane— 138 Berg Larcne—126 Berger Diane—126 Bergeron Kurt—80. 126 Bergeron Mary—150 Bergholf Debra—138 Berghoft Kevin—126 Berglund Barbara—150 Berglund Joseph—126 Bergman Laurie—62. 150. 65 Berquist Gary—150. 88. 89 Berquist Ronnie—78. 126 Berry Thomas—63. 150. 65 Bethkc Jack—138 Bcthke Thomas—77. 126 Betley Terry—63. 64 Bet old Clayton—138 Btelkc Anita Bielkn Mark Bienias Allan—150 Bigley Mike—49. 80. 126 Bit LIG F’ATRICK—24 Bil'.nglon Renee—150 BiHman Renee—66 Birosh Michael—87 Bishop Delmar— 151 Bishop Richard—126 Bistodeau Linda—66. 67. 151 Biork Linda—54. 151. 60 Blair Holly-127 Blake Jeanne—54. 105. 151. 112 Blake Mark Blegen Bntt—138 Blixt Karen-127 Bloc key James—78. 138 Blohm Jeffrey—127 Blomquist Gait—151 Bloom Karleen—127 Bloomquist Joanne—151 Bobleter Barbara—138 Bobzien Robort—151 Bodom Michael— 127 Bodin Karen—151 Boecker Mary—138 Boeckcr Rebecca—49. 113. 127 BOEDDEKER HU8ERT—30 Boeddeker Vicki—52. 54. 63. 138. 64 Boettcher Mark—127 8ohlig Pamela—66. 151 Bohn Suzanne—63. 138. 64 Bolduc Joanne—151 BOLL K.-23 BOMSTAD ARLIE—29 Bona David—151 Borchcrt Michaela— 12 7 Borchert Stephan—49. 151 Borg Michael—138 Borg Robert—127. 34 Borrell Gregory—127. 38. 39. 95 Bosak Beverly—151 Bosak James-77. 127 Bosch David—54. 151. 38 Bosqtiez Linnoa—127. 65 Botner Gayle—66. 138 Boucher Debra—127 Boucher Renee—127 Bouta Jerome—138. 38 Boyd Melvin—138 8oynton Cathy—151 Bradford Roger—151 Brandt Manlyn—127 Bray Gerald-63. 127. 64. 65. 8RECKENRIDGE ARLENE—20 Breezec Ricky—75. 77. 127 Brick Nancy—151 Bnsky Kevin Bntzius Constance—138 Broberg Robert—127. 65 Brock Janelle—62. 1 72. 65 Brost Paul—138 Brown Charles—127 8rown Chris—151 Brown D«ane—138. 66 Brown Nancy—152 Brown Patrick—74. 138 Brown Robert-77. 127. 65. 87 Brown Scott—138, 65 Brudwick Stephanie—127 Bruske Craig Bruske Mark—138 Bryan Beverly—127 Bryan Warren—152. 65 Bryant Frank—63. 74 Buchholz Scott—127 BUFFINGTON SlONEY-26 8UGGE CARYL-26 Bukosky Linda—127 Bukosky Terrance—138 8ullock Dawn—138 8utkxk Scott Burandt Douglas—127 Burkl.ind Lori—1 38 Burns Denms—138 Burns Douglas—138 Burns Gregory—78. 138 Burns Linda—152 Burow Gary—152 Burqucst Karen—127 Buch Richard—74. 152 Bushey MitcheO—152 8usse Lawrence—138 Busse Sharon—127 Butorac Ten—138 Buttolph Shiela—138 BYE SUSAN—23 CADE DAVID-24 Cady Stephen— 138 Cady Thomas Cam Elizabeth—127. 37 Caider Kathleen—127 Cambronnc Elame—55. 54. 4 7, 152 Cameron Ruth—I 38 Campanelia Michelle—138. 66 Campbell Gordon—139 Campbell Susan—129 Canton Chris—63, 64. 65 Carlson 8ruce—54. 152 Carlson Bruce—152 Carlson Cheryl—139 Carlson Roxanne—127 Carlson Debra—139 Carlson Douglas—152 Carlson Fred-63. 152. 65 178 Carlson Gary—127 Carlson Gregory—63. 54. 152. Carlson Jotan©—62. 127. 65 Carlson Judith—62. 139. 66. 54. 34. 64, 65. 60 Carlson Keith—127 Carlson Mark—63. 1 39. 65 Carlson Mark—52. 152 Carlson Nancy Carlson Wendy—152 Caron John—139 Caron Richard—152 Carpenter Dee Ann—127 Carpenter Sherry—1 39 Carroll Laurie—127 Carroll Patti—54. 152 Case Roland-127 Cato Paul-139. 34 Caton Jeltrey—127 Caughcy O.ane-62, 127, 65 Cavanagh Gregg—62. 127. 65 Ccballos Teresa—127 CHAGNON RON-22 Chapiberlain Julie—139 Chapman Gail—127 Choppelear Phillip Chase Catherine—139 Chase Jacqueline—127 Chatelam J.ll—127 Chctmo Donald Chet mo Karen Chelmo Mane—127 Cheney Gary—127 Cheney Richard—152 Chenvert James Chcnvert Marilyn —127 Chovan Sheila—139 Christensen Kay—152 Christenson Mark Christensen Monna—127 Christenson Michael—152. 45 Christenson Thomas Christenson Charles—1 27 Christenson Nod Christopherson Charles—127 Chrysler Gregory—78. 127 Chrysler Keith-152. 34 Cma Laurel Clair Su an—153 Clark Robert—127 Claus Andreas—78. 127 Claypool Judy—139 Clem Mark—139 Clemens Craig— 139 Cloutier Nick- 127 Coates Robin—127 Coo Mark-127 Coffin Janice Cogswell Gerald—127. 95 Cogswell Kathleen—153 Cogswell Kim—139 Colbath Daniel—153 Cote Kapen—127 Colo Mark-80. 127 Colvin Constance—49. 153 Com mors Steven— 127 Conant Paul Conklin Patricia—153 Conlm Mkhail—153. 34 Connell Janyce— 66. 121. 153 Connolly Paul-52. 139. 38 Connoy Mark—127 Connoy Robert—172 COOK JACK—29 Cooper Barbara—139 Cook M-chacI—127 Cooper Steven—80. 128 Cooper Susan—37. 50. 54. 66, 153 Copeland Lyle Corbett Cathenne—128 Corbett John-115. 153 Corbett Pamela— 128 Corcoran Lome—128 Corcoran Lynn—153 Cornelius Robert Correll William—63. 153. 34. 64 Cortes Roger—50. 153 Conner Sandra-37. 47. 54. 153. 112 Cossette Debra—128 Cotter Christopher—128 Cramer Cart—75. 139. 34. 88 Cramer Thomas—139 Crider Chnstopher-74. 54, 153 Crider Kimberly—128 Crowe Daryl—128 Crowell Robert Culhane Michael-128 Cullman John Cummings Mary—54, 153 CUNNINGHAM JOHN-23 Curry Charles—139 Curtis Cheryl—128 Curtis Judy—128 Curtis Kathryn D DaM Nancy Dahl Steven— 1 39 Dahim Dale— 139 Datum David—139 Dahim Ga l—49. I 39. 66. 64 Dahlstrom Susan—139 Oaisey Afvm-78. 113 Dalo John—128 Dale Kns DALY DAN-25 Danielson Jeanninc— 139 Danielson Laura-128. 3 Damelson Michele-63. 128. 6 Oamelson Patocia-62. 139. 64. 60 Danielson Roger—139 Oamelson Sandra—49. 66. 57. 37.153 Davids Ricky Oavidson Craig—1'2 DAVIS MARY—26 Day Gregory-128 Oe Bernard Marie—139 Oe Bruyn Dennis-153. 88 De Bruyn Randall—62. 128. 65 Oe Jarlais Bruce—139 De May Jeffrey—128 De Pew Charles Oe Pew Ronald De Pew Suzanne— 139 De Valk Gerald Do Witt Wandn—128 Dean Larry—78 Dear Stephen—128 Dogendorter Barbara—139 Dcgcndorter Tcrry-153 DE GUISE RICHARD 23 Duhn Charles—172 Deick Barbara—54. 153 Demcules Joan—128 DE MO RETT JAMES-26 Dennlor Paul-139. 68 Donnter Phillip—128 Derner Christine— 47. Ib1’ Dcrner Steven—128 Dos Jarlait Charrname—139, oo Dcs Jarlait Patrick Dovme Kenneth—128 Dickey Jeltry—128 Dickson Jill—139 Dieter Stephen-154. 64 Digatono Margo—139 D.lienburg Monica—154 Dillon Kathleen—154 Dillon Suzanne—139 Ditter Barbara—128. 6b Ditter Marjorie Dixon Linda Dmohoski David _ D mo bosk i Thomas—81 -83. 139 Doar Daniel—62. 139. 65 Dobbin Margaret—139 Dockstader Rock—128 Donnelly Suzanne—15«. Dooley Oebra—139 Dordon Joanne—154 Dordon Patricia— J 72 Dorrnanc-n Michael-63, l J9 Dom Barbara—154 Dosmann Karen— 128 Dosmann Sandra—139 Dosmann Sherry—139 Dotty Karen—154 Dotty Patty—128 Dotty Steven—128 Doud Debra—128 DOUGHORTY MRS -22 Dougherty Colleen-128 Oougherty Elizabeth Dougherty Maureen—‘ 39 Dow 8radley—154 Drake Debra— 154 Dnscd Sharon Dnscot Stephanie—1 39 1M M Duchscher Brian—63. 128. 64. Du«k Charlene-128. 60 Dueck Pauline—154. 60 Duton Nancy Dunn Debbie—128 Durand Jody—139 Durant Card—154 DURANT MRS-21 Duxbury Paul—52. 1 8 Dyrud Rebecca Easthouse Susan-62. 139. 64 Fastman Debra—128 Ebert Jen-128 Eckman Katherine—128 Eckman Robin— 139. 50 Edberg John-62. 128. 64. 65 Edison Adrienne—154 Edison Mary— 139 Edwards Brenda— 128 Egan Sandra—154 Eggert Thomas—128 EICKES MARY—24 Eickstadt Steven—63. 128. 64 Eiden Carol—154. 45 Eiden Daniel—139 Eiden Kevin—128 Eiden Mary—154. 45 Elbe Tracey—128 Eiden Robin—139 .112 Elliott Lou Ann—128 Ellis George—139. 65 ELLISON MRS -21 Ellison Phyll.s—154 Elmore Guy—128 Elscn Janico—55. 54. 154 Elsenpeter Amy—49. 139. 34 Elstad Linda—128 Elverud Bruce-77. 128 Elvcrud James—80. 128 Emons Mary—154 Engclstad Gayfen—77. 128 Engh James—139. 65 Engle Jeffrey—154, 45 Englund 8onme—155 ENGLUND C.—21 Englund Warren—139 Erickson Brenda—155 Erickson Cynthia—155 Erickson Debra- -139 Erickson Gary—139 Erickson Thomas—75. 139 Espe David—80. 128. 65. 95. 64. 60 Ess Richard-139 Esterly Michael—128. 95 Estrem Holly-128 Evangelist Pamela— 139. 55 EVANS ELSIE-24 Eyre Therese—155 F Fahy Sarah—128 Fahy Stephen—139 Fallon John—128 Fallon Mark-49. 52. 116. 139. 58 Fallon Michael—155 Fauc Victoria—49. 67. 66. 155 Telten Ncysa—155 Fenske Connie—139 Ferguson Diane—128 Fern Charles—155 Fern Cindy—139 Fern Debra—49. 113. 67. 66. 54. 155. 34 Fern Steven—139 Fernan Rhonda—54. 155 FERRIS MARJORIE—30 Fettertey Barbara—128 Fetterley Julie—128 Fctzck Nancy Fcycreisn Chert—155 Fischer Connie—155 Fish Thomas—128 Fishbeck Phillip—128 Fisher Michael—155 Fisher Michael—93 Fisher Pamela—155 Fitzgerald Patrick Fitzgerald Susan—129 Fleming David Fleming Chris—155. 64. 65 Fleming Susan—63. 129 Flodmg Jeffrey-129 Floyd Kim-129 Fluck Cheryl Fodstad Lynn—139. 36 Folkstad Wesley FOSS MRS -21 Foss Suzanne Frame Barbara—52. 67. 66. 54. 155 Franz Joel—81. 155. 65 Franz Neit-83. 129. 130. 65 FRASER GERALD—24 Frasl Barbara—155 Frayseth Don—81. 54. 155 Fredenburg Robert—129 FREDIN PATRICIA—26 Fredrickson Lee—139. 88 Fredrickson Lynda FREORICKSON RlCHARD-29 Frceburg William—155 FRIESEN MARLYN—30 Frilstad Gen—129. 65 Elfstrand Stephen—128. 64 Ellmgsworth Mark—77. 128 FROH JOAN-28 _ FROKE CAROLYN-25 Froshaug Robert—129 FRUEHAUF DAVE—155-20 Fulton Ronald-155 Furbur Jenefl-63. 156. 65 Fursman Kathleen—129 Fussy Randy Gaasterland Karen—129 Gaasterland Sheila— 39. 66 Gabbert Lucy—156 Gabnetson Lynn—139 Gadtko David—80. 129. 87 GAGNON TOM—23 Gagnes-. Vickie—66. I - 6. 6 Ganz Jill-1 72 Ganzer Carol Ganzer Constance—140 GARBER MARY—22 Gardner Gregory—156 Gardner Kevin—129 Gardner Michael Garies Catherine-129 Gartner Daniel—140 Gass Ricky—156 Gates Mary-34 Gawtry James—129 Gay Raymond—140 Gay Vicki—140 Gellerman Bruce—129 Gcllerman Gale—54. 156 Gernsh Dallas— 156 Gesseii Jellrey—129 Giescke Patrick—156 GILMER GARY-22 Girdler Susan—129 Girod Barbara—140 Girod Diane— l49’,6la Girod Pamela-156. 49 Glaim Deborah—49. 54, 156 Glaim Laurie—129 Gloege Dana—140 Gobci Debra—156 Goldie Oavid Goodrich Georgette—129 Goodwm John-49. 156. 34. 68 GORANSONO-21 . Gordhamcr ThonWS—77. 129 Gordon Keith—78. 129 Gorhan Ricky—140 GOURlEY DERALD—23 Grabko John-140 a Viiix Grandner Linda—129 Green Gregory— 140 Green Jana—156 Green Kev.m-140 45 Grcenwaid Gregory-156. « Gregoirc M«chael—49. 156 Gremmels Gregory—1 9 Grenell Dooms—140 Grenson Wayne—129 GR SRUD RICHARD—20 taaassw-L Groska Oavid— 129. 4 5 Gretto Kathleen—129 Grove Jackie—140. 66 Grove Richard—78. 80. 129. 9 Grow Bradley Gruber Carol—140 Gruber Donald—129 Gruber Mark—140 Gruber Richard—140 Gruenke Steve—140 Gruhlkc Mary-156. 34 Grundstrom Eugene— 14V Gulczmski Fred Gulczmski Gordon-140 GullKkson Janet-156 Gulsvg Pamda-156 34 Gunderson Robert—140 Gunderson Roberta-140. 6b Gunderson Gale-129 Gunderson Richard—1 9 Gums Marc 77. 87 34 Gunther Paris—49. 140. a Gustafson Joan—129 GUSTAFSON D.—21 r . Gustafson Susan—140. 66. 5 GUTWILLEREE.—21 Haasken Bruce—54. 172. 64 Haen Amy—129 Haen Charles—129 Haen Samuel-156 Hagemann Mary—140 HAGEN JOYCE-28 Hagerty W.ll.am—156 Hagfors Nancy-62. 129. 64 Haglund Mark—140. 65 HALGRIMSON E -21 Halgrimson Mark—129 179 lahwson Diane lalvorson Larry—129 lamel Barbara—129 am H Joanne—156 Hamilton Patricia—129 tommor Bruce—140 tammood Nancy-129 Haner Linda Hanlc Pat-34 Hanley Juke-140. 66 MANMBAl J —21 Manmbal Lori—129. 56 Hannibal Susan-67. 65 Hanratty Colleen—140 Hansen Danny—140. 88 Hansen Sue-66. 157. 34.48 Hanson Dale—157, 34 Hanson David— 140. 51 Hanson David-157. 34 Hanson Elizabeth—129 Hanson Gayle-62. 157 Hanson Glen-157. 64. 60 Hanson Gretchen-157. 34. 64 Hanson Linda-157. 48 Hanson Pamela—129 Hanson Paul-129. 51 Hanson Roger—62. 129. 51. 65 Hanson Stephen Hanson Steven—63. 140. 64 HANSON V.—66 Harasyn KatWeen-52. 140. 66. Harasyn Kenneth—152. 38 Harasyn Theodore-77. 129. 38. 60 95. 112 Hargarttn Jerry—157 Hargjjrve Joan-66. 54. 40, 157. Harkess Darnel—49. 157 Harms Kathleen Harms Linda Harr Joy-157 Harris Lynn—140 Hams Pairta-54. 157. 45 Harrison Steven—140 Hart el Larry HARTFIEL J —21 Hartl.el Susan-129 Hartley Mary-129 Hartley Susan-49. 113. 66. 54. 157. 34 HARTSOOK JAN-29 Hartung Rebecca—129 Harvala Leroy—129 Marves Daind—75. 140 Hatcher Alyson—140 Matcher Kathryn—49. 66. 157 Hatcher Slcven-77. 129. 65 Hatton Glenn-129 Haugen Jo Haugen Kathy—129 Hausam Terry—157 Hauser Silvia—129 Hawk Kathleen Hawkins Charles— 129 Hayes Connie—172 Hayes Deane—129 Hayes Luvone—157 HEATH GRETCHEN-24 Hedlund Kevin— 140 Hedlund Teresa-129 Medqu.st Debra—157 Hedthe Debra— 15 7 Medtkc Gregg—129 Hegatd Janet-66. 157 Hegtund Jeanne—129 Me«qu.st Mark-129. 87 Hegstad John-129 He r W.tuam—63. 129. 64. 65 Heuveckc Gary—140 Heisenteit Marc-140 Hebert Paul—129 Hellerud Steven Helmers Darrell—129 HelmkeGayta—130 Hembergcr Charles—74. 140 Hcmbrotf Jay—130. 65 Hemingway Kathleen—140. 166 Memken Scott—77. 130 HEMMING C — 63 Henderson Jacqueline—130 Hendrickson Hal—130 Henkel Le Roy—157 Henkel Lome—78. 130 Henneman Donna Hcnneman Michael—140 Hennenlent Kim—130 Henmng Robert-172. 45 Hennckson Gary—157 Henry Jean— 130 Hentges Barbara—157. 34 Mentgcs Frank Hentges Steven Herbst Steven—130 Hermes Randy— MO HcrrakJ Duane—74. 140 Herzog Hotty—54. 157 Herzog Susan—140 Hess Jacqutlne Hess Kristine—158 Hess Marsha—140 Hess Ronald—158 HETCMLER PAUL-29 Heuer Donna—140 Heocr Randy Hiar Pamela—40. 158 Hiatt Charles-130 Htgbee Judy—158 Hill Bruco—140 Mill Byron—158. 45 Hill Debra—141. 34 Hillukka Darlene—141 Hillukka Gladys—130 Hiltner Oonald— 130 Hiltz Bradley Hiltz Rowwise—158 Hirsch John—158 Hockert Vick —141 Hodgin Pamela—141. 34 Hoeben James Hoem Chrisan—158 Hoi I Steven—141 Holt Terrance—130 Holt Thomas-158 Mogtmson Dobra—54. 158 Hogenson Tereasa—141. 66. 54 Mofcr Paul Holcombe James—158 Holden Charlcs-62. 141. 64 HoBaday Theresa—141 HOLLISTER VERNON-24 Holm Janice—130 Holm Mary Holmor Steven—141. 34 Holmes Jeanne—141 Holmes Julie—130 Mdmegron Davrd-78. 65 Hdmegren Mary-54 158 Hotmstrom Cheryl-63. 130. 65 Holston Douglas—62. 141. 64, Horgcn Steven—158. 93 Horner Ellen—141 Horner Kathleen—130. 60 House Larry—18. 130 Howe Douglas—141 HRUSKA L—21 Huber Alan—158 Hughes Katherine—141 Hughes Mark-81. 130 Hukritde Donald-130 Hukncde Mary—158 MULTMAN PATRICIA—25 Humbert Randy—158 Huro James—158 Huro Karen—130 Huro Nancy— 158 Huston Robert— 130 Hyland Mary—158 Hyscr Stephen—158. 38. 39. 93. 95 Hyse. Susan—55. 159 I Ibach Vicky—159 Ingalls Steven—141 Ingalls Teresa—62. 130. 65. 68 Invie Dovorah—141,66 Ipsen Paul-62. 130. 64 Irvin David—141 Irving David— 75. 141. 54 Irving James—130. 50 Irwin James Iskierka Edward—130. 93 Iverson Kevin—Ml Iverson Mary—130 Iverson Pamela—159 Iverson PhJIip—141 J Jacobson Bruce— 141 Jacobson Mary-130 Jacobson Paul—95 James Julie—130 Jane Michael—1 30 Jankowski Laurie—Ml, 66 Jasper Cheryl—130 Jcmming Patrick—130 Jensen Brett—130 Jensen Debra-49. 1 30. 65 Jensen Jenmler—130 Jensen Karen—66. 54. 40. 159. 34 Jensen Nadene— 159 Jensen Sharon—159 Jesperson Susan—131. 34 Jester Michael—Ml Jevne Richard—75. Ml. 64 Jevne Robtn-62. 131. 64 Johansen Mark-83. 141. 54. 6 John sen Ann—131 JOHNSON MRS -21 Johnson Ann—141 Johnson Betsy—131 Johnson Bruce—141 Johnson Candace— Ml. 34 Johnson Craig—131 Johnson Cynthia— 159 Johnson David—141 Johnson Debra—159 Johnson Oenms—Ml Johnson Osane—131 Johnson Gary—62. 159. 64. 38 Johnson Gary—131. 88 Johnson Janet—131 Johnson Jeffrey—131. 95 Johnson Kevin—131 , Johnson Laune—116. 66. 40. 159 Johnson Lila—Ml JOHNSON LOtS-23 Johnson Melissa— 141 Johnson Michael— 74. Ml Johnson Michael—62 Johnson Mitchell—159 Johnson Nancy—131.64 Johnson Path—159 Johnson Rebecca Johnson Robin—141 JOHNSON ROGER—28 Johnson Roger— 141 Johnson Sandra— 141 Johnson Sandra—Ml. 65 Johnson Scott—Ml Johnson Sheryl—159 Johnson Susan—Ml „ ,co Johnson Susan—67. 66. 40. 159 JOHNSON T —21 Johnson Timothy—141 Johnson Vicki—159 Johnson Wilharo— 77. 93 Johnston Herbert—] 41 Joly Keith—131 Jordan Bradley-159 JOROtN ELAINE-25 Jorgenson Richard— 159 Jorges Cindy—131 Joshn Michael—131 Juba Catherine—141.54 Juba Michael—131. 95 Judnitch Barbara JUKUA £.—21 Jukua Lynette—63. Ml. 65 Julian Kimm—141. 121. 34. 38 K Kaiser Kaye—131 Kaiser Michael Kamke Juke-131 Kane Miles—Ml KANE ROGER-22 Kapitan Mark—Ml Karya la Vonne Karsten Linda— 159 Karvonen Joel—131 Kasanezky Ludmila—131 Kath RandakJ— 14 1 Katvala Karen—Ml Kaufmann Earl-75. Ml. 34. 38 Kavanagh Deoms— 141 Kealy Kandy-Ml Keegan Barbara—131 Keegan John—131 Keegan Randall— 159 Kcfer Stm 141 Kelley K.rk-131 Kemp! Barbara— Ml. 66. 54 KEMPPAINEN ELMER—19 Kennedy Darnel—51 Kennedy Jean— 159 Kenow Jane— 131 Kent clman Randy Kepnait Cynthia—Ml Keppel Shirley-Ml Kerkow Janet-52. 54. 159 Kesko Paulette—159 Keske Sandra-131 KIECKER MERLIN 23 K.lander Bruce-Ml K.lcutlen Katherine—49. Ml. 34 Kile Ernest KiUan Jeannme—M I Kkan Patrxia—159 Kilpatrick Mxhaot-131 K.lpela Carla-141. 66 K.lpeia Jack —62. 131 Kimmertc Kristine—63. 159. 64 Kmg Joseph—I 72 King Scott—159 King Sharlene— 141 Kmgsley Charles— M1. 65 K.nicr Barbara—Ml Kinler Patricia—131 Kmnebefg Timothy—Ml Kivi Debra—159. 45 Kivisto Thomas—131 Kiaers Michael Klatkc Barbara-49. 105. 66. 40. 160 Klatt Ronald-74, 77. 131. 93 Klatt Sharon Klave Gregory— 141 Klavc Timothy—131 Klemenhagen Nancy—141 Klick Joyce—160 Klich Richard—131 Klim John— 141 Klmg Charles—131 Klinger Cynthia—131 Klinger Debra—66. 160 KIOOS OUWAYNE—21 KLUDT I OLA—24 KNIGHT JAMES-29 Knock Valane—142 Knudsen Patricia Knud sen Susan—132 Knutson Diana—142 Knutson Jacque—131 Knutson Karen—M2 Knutson Linda—131 Koch George Koch Susan—142. 66 Kocur Steven Kocrner Katherine—62. 131.65 Koerner Kandice—63. 131. 64 KOESTiER KERRY—25 Kohlbeck Teresa—M2 Kohl beck Thomas Kohls Janc-37. 160. 34 Koltes Steven—160 Kondziolka Louise—160 Konkol Deborah—131 Kormek Robert—131 Koshiol Steve—142 Koskela Pamela—131 Kowal Linda—160 Kowal Lyle—131. 51 Kozub Marlene—142. 66 Krampitz Barbara— 160 Krampitz Jukanne—M2. 66 Kranz D ane—160 Kranz Diane—34. 47. 160 Kretoer Ju'-e—54. 160 Kreber Peggy—M2 Kreger Pamela-M2. 66 KREN2 TERRY-23 Kresa Gerald Kresa Henry—116. 54. 160 Kneg Jackie— 131 Krieg Jean Clare—131 Kronberg Lenann—M2 Kropski William—77. 131, 65 Krosch Janet—M2 Krueger Beth—131 Krueger Christine— 131 Krueger Ivan—1 72 Kn lkosky Gerald—M2 Koch Mary-M2 Kuhn Karen—160. 48 Kuhn Kathleen—160 Kuhn William—131 Kunxe Kenneth—131. 65 Kupfca Gregory— 131 Kupfca Ph.irpp-49. M2. 54. 50 Kuscheke Oamel—63. 64 Kvaal Diane—160 Kyllonen 8nan—80. 132. 93 Kyllonen Patrick—74. 93. 95 L La Belle Conme—132 la Belle Mary-66. 55, 160 La Beige Michael—62. 81. M2. 65 La Gergc Patrice— 132 La Coursicrc Pamela La Favor Kevin— 160 La Fontame Kim— M2. 51 La Force Mark—38 lab.it David—80. 132 labelie John-160 Ladd Bomta—63. 66. 160. 65 Ladd Donald-7 7. 132 Ladd James—132. 51 laffcrty Michael-M2 La.ng Charles—M2 Lamg Margaret—160 Lalibcrte Ann—142. 34 langank Lan —132 Langerud Robert— 160 Langum Kyle—142 Laimers Rita—132. 37 Larsen Susan—M2 Larsen Susan—142. 34 Larson Bruce—160 Larson Colleen—161 Larson Deborah—142 Larson Jeffrey-77. 132 Larson Kenneth—74. 161 180 co Perra Mike—143 Pern Mich Act—54. 164 Pernle Daniel—135 Perusse Terry Peter Mary-63. 164 66 Petersen Eileen— 164 Petersen Vernon—76. 164 Peterson Amanda Peterson Barbara—143 Peterson Candice—143 Peterson Carol—144 Peterson Cindy — 144 Peterson Debra—144 Peterson Elaine—135 Peterson Gale Peterson Gary—144. 64 Peterson Gayle— 1 44 Peterson Gwenn— 1 35 Peterson James—76. 144 Peterson Janet—135 Peterson Jams—63. 135 64 Peterson Joy—1 35 Peterson Linda— 164 Peterson Lome Peterson Paul—54. 165. 34. 64, 38 Peterson Peggy—63. 1 35. 65. 112 Peterson Ralph—78. 165 Peterson R Cky— 165 Peterson Rohm— 144 Peterson Scott—165 65 Peterson Steven—62. 144 Peterson Tern—105. 165 Petnch David—81. 1 35 Peugh David—49. 52. 144 54. Ptahl Linda—165 Philips Gerald- 1 35 PHILLIPS JEFFERY—24 Phillips Ronald Piccinelli Ann—54 165 Pichus Teresa—1 35 Picott Edward—1 35 Pierson Randy— 1 35 Pierson Scott—135. 88 Pitmon Stephen—83 144. 54 64. 97 Piwoschuk Joseph—144 51 Plavonc i.i Gregory—52. 144 38 Platcer Richard—135 Pohi Michael-165 Pohl Timothy-135 Pokt ywmski Jean - 165 Pollock Scott—144 PomcrleAu Beverley—66. 165 Pomertcau Mary—144 67 66 Porter V.eki—54. 165 34 Potter Mark-135 Prati Patricia—135 Pramann Charles Praska Robin—144 Praska Thomas—75. 165 Pray Oemse—1 35 Preuss Paul—75. 165 Przymus Gary Pugh JerakJ-77. 135 Purcell Terrance—144 Purdy Mary—144 Purmck Michael—63. 165 64 Purmck Ricky— 74 144. 65 i Debra-144 _) Michael—144 dy Patricia—62. 40 165 64 ck Dean-144 65 ck Walter i Margaret—165 Rako Gerald—135 Rako James—165 RAMS 1 AD MRS —21 Ramundt Sandra—165. 34 RAND MARGARE T—25 Randall Debra-1 35 Randt Marlys—173 Rangel Deer a— 144 RASMUSSEN D -21 Raun Angela—52. 55. 54 165 Raveling Margaret—49 144.66. 54 Raveling Matthew—74 54 166. 38 Reader Marcia—144 34 Reed David- 49. 74 144 Reed Sandra-40 165 34 Reichert Barbara Reichert Linda Retd Jellrey—78. 1 35 Reimer Susan— 166 Rcmert David—135 Remert Robert—144 Reincrt Thomas—166 Rcmke Joan—166 Reinke Mark—135. 95 Remking Michael— 1 44 Remkmg Nancy— 1 35 Retrack Charlene—144 Reynolds Dana Rtvoe Robin -135 Rice Dunine—166 Rick Janet—52. 66. 166 Rics Kathleen 144.66 Riley Gregg Riley Russell— 166 Ring David—144. 65 Rmgstad David—144 74 Rmgwclski Robert—83. 55. 54 166 Ripe f mski Jetterey Ripc mski Scott—144 Roach Paula—135 Roadleidt Stephen—144 Robin Janet—37 Robmson Dennis— 166 Rockstcd Bruce—135 Roemhildt Michael—78 135 64 Rohrcr Kimberly - I 44 Roles Randy— 144 Romann Robert—7 7. 135 Rood Lmda—1 35 ROOT JAMES—28 Root Stephen—75. 54. 166. 38 Roppe Richard Rosch Mark—144 Rosencr Cyntlua— 1 35 Ross Cheryl—63. 144. 65 Ross Oavid—1 35 Ross David—166 Ross Donna—144 Roubik Ten—55 166 Round Larry—1 35 Ruckle Debra-144 Rudm Stephanie—144 Rudolph 8ruco—63. 1 35. 64, 65 Rudolph Ronald— 1 35 Rudolph Sheryl—166 Rutl Carmen-135. 65 Rullenach Joel—144 Rustad Debra— 166 Ruth Andrew Ryan Jemter—136 Ryan John—78. 144 RYAN ROBERT—29 Rykken Robin— 136 S Saksa Darrell—63. 81. 136 64 Samets John—49 Samets Katherine— 1 36 Sams Oouglas Sand blade She.la— 136. 65 Sands Robert—144 Saunders Danctte— 136 Saunders Daniel—166. 45 SAWYER TIMOTHY—30 Scaia Rebecca—62. 144, 65 Schaal Kenneth—I 36 Schaetter Gloria—144 Scheet Laura—136 Scheelk Thomas Scheidccfcer Penny—54. 166 Schcndel Christine— 166 Schendel Susan— 166. 54 Sc here Richard—144 Schieck Chris Sclufcrti Robert—) 36 Schilling Danette— 63. 108. 54, 166. 34. 60. 64 Schilling Kevin— 63. 144. 65 Schissel John—75. 144 Schhck Debra Schmacdeka Michael-136 Schmid Oenn.s—166 Schmid Lynette—145 Schmid Thomas—166. 64. 60 Schmidt Or bra—63. 145. 64. 112 Schmidt Oiane—136. 65 Schmidt Kevin—80. 1 36. 38 Schmidt Paula-145. 66. 54. 47 SCHMIDT ROLL if -26 Schmidt Susan— 66, 166 Schmidt Vera Schmitt David—166 Sc hopper Cmdy—145 Schoppcr Terry Schrade Oawn—166 Schrader Denise— 1 36. 65 Schreiber Cheryl—66. 166 Schreiber Steven—77. 136 SCMROEDER G —21 Schroeder James—136 Schroeder Richard Schuller Colleen— 1 36 Schultz Debra—67. 66. 166 Schultz Karen—63. 166. 64 Schulz Patricia—62. 145. 64 Schulz Sandra-63. 136. 65 Schumann Ronald—55. 54. 167. 34 Schumann Susan— 136 Schuster Roberta—136 Schwanz Wayne Schwartz Marylan—145 SCHWART2 ROSADEUE—23 Scott Angel. —145 Scuddcr Christopher—145 SEALAFE BRUCE—29 Scderstrom Ray Seelye Karen—145. 66. 65 Setlman Delores—136 Sellman Ro anne— 167 Sepple Oonna—145 Sewald Gregory Shackelton James Sharp Wallace—145 Sharpe Domta—105. 116. 167 Shasky Mark—145 SHASKY S —21 Shea Oemse— 16 7 Shea Diane—145 Shelley Richard—145 Shelton la Cene—54. 4 7 167. 34 Shcpperd Connie—136 Shepperd Michael— 167 SHFRMAN LORRAINE—29 Sicora John—136 Siegel Jon—167 Siegfried Jean—49. 66. 54. 167 Sieveke Kathleen—167 Simmons Mark—167 Simonen John—77. 136 Simonson Shari— 136 Sipe Catherine— 1 36 Sitter Rena—136 SfOgren Susan—145. 67, 66 Skare Cynth a—66 54. 167 Skare Pamela—136 Skavlan Patricia Skelton Jeffrey Skelton Steven—49. 167 Skinner Susan—145 Skoby Jerry—136 Skoog Russell—167. 34 Sladek David-145 SfcUehaugh Paul—136 Sliger Charles—167 Sliger Richard Slupske Frederick— 16 7 Smogal Judyth—145 Smegal Thomas—136 Smida Charles—78. 145 Smith Oebra-136 Smith Diana—54. 167. 34 Smith Gary-54. 34. 35 Smith Janice—145 Smith John Smith Judy Smith Marcia—136 Smith Michael Smith Monme—167 Smith Pamela—167 Smith Ronald—49. 136 Smothers David—173. 112 Smykalski Marlene—167 Snaza Melanie—167. 45 Snaza Nancy— I 36 Snodgrass Paul—145 SNUSTAD ROBERT-29 Snustad Roberta—105, 66. 54. 40. 168. 34. 64 Soboy Sandra-66. 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I46 Spring Steven—77. 136 Squire Scott—81. 136 Squires Leslie— 49. 136 Squires Mary—145 Squires Paula—168 St Jacque William—145 Stager James—145. 34. 11' Stahlbcrg Bonme—145 Stahn Sandra—145. 66 Stanchficfd Richard—145 Stanger Karen—145. 66 Staples Cynthia— 136 STAPLES KEN -30 Stauller Deborah—145 Stavanau Debra—66. 67. 16 182 Steen Camille—146. 112 Steen Curtis—78. 54, 50. 168 Steen Paul-145 Stefano Michael—83. 136 Stef fey Alien—145 StoRora Allen—145 Stcmert Ronald—52. 168 Steinweg Mark—62. 145. 54. 64. 65 STENSRUD RICHARD-19 Steuart Joanne—145. 66. 54. 40 Steuck Richard— 1 36 Stevens Deborah—136 Stevens Lmda—168. 45 Stewart Darnel—168 Stewart Pamela— 168 Stewart Susan Stiff Michael Stigsoll Larry—62. 145, 65 Stiles Ann—145 Stiles Doborah—136 Stiller Ron—136 Stockdill Rebecca—63. 168. 64. 60 Stockdill Sheryl—145 Stoltz Ronald Stoner Mike—136 STORK AMP 8ARBRA-23 Strand Jane—136. 60 Strohkirch June—145 Strom Donald—168 Strom Richard—136 Strom berg DeniSo—1 36 STRONG TERRANCE—30 Struck Curtis—62. 78. 145. 54. 64. 65 Stuart Cynthia—145 Stuber Jacquelyn—145 Studeman Donalda Sludeman Scott—146. 34 Stueland Otanc— 136 Stump! Lmda—1 36 Stuntebeck Mark—78. 54. 168 Sturdy Robert—136. 51. 60 Stuth Linda—168 Suess Steven—146 Sullivan Daniel—168 Sullivan David—146 SULLIVAN GENE—23 Sullivan Kathleen—146 Sullivan Loretta—136 Sullivan Martha—146 Sullivan Peter—63. 168. 65 SULLIVAN ROBERT—24 Sunders David— 168. 34 Sunders Pamela— 136 Sundvail Debra—136 Surface Kenneth— 136 Sutch Paul SUTHERLAND MRS-21 Svehlak Robert— 136 Svmdal R.ck—146. 60. 88 Swanson Bradley— 136 Swanson Heidi— 146. 34 Swanson Lory— 168 Swanson Mark Swanson Robert—146 Swanson Robert—168 Swanson Roy Sward Rich3rd Sward Robert Swartwood Carlton—45 Sweeney Stewart— 136 Swenson Gemcc—63. 136. 65 Swenson Jane—146. 40 Sybrant Lmda—136 Szymanski Sandra—146 T Tabor Charles—77. 136 Tochcny Steven—146 Taft Courtney—118. 169 Taft Lori—4$. 52. 63. 146. 54. 47. 64. 60 Takomoto Jeffrey—169 Targeson Stephen—169. 45 Tatro Cynthia—62. 146. 65 Taubman Robert-62. 136. 64 Tell Pamela—136 TEMPEL LARRY—27 Tern pel Sheila— 146 Tempel Steven—146 Tempcsta Kathleen—169 Tcnseyck Marlene—169 Terhaar Karen—137 Tettamble Diane—146 Thayer Darnel—146. 64 Thayer Mark Therten Teresa—146 Them Phyllis—137 Thomas Richard— 1 37 1 hompson Cindy— 1 3 7. 65 Thompson Craig—54. 168 Thompson Dale—146 T hompson Kevin—137 Thompson Kyle—116. 65 Thompson Lawrence— 137 Thompson Linda—1 37 THOMSEN M—21 Thompson Paul—137 Thorpe James THORNVERG J.—21 Thorson Daniel—169. 45 Thotiand Robert Thulm Ch3rfes—169 Thureson Jean—146. 64 Tidemann Lynn—146 Tierney Jan Tierney lisa—169 Tierney Patrick—1 37 Tighe Brian—146 Tiiseth Susan—146 Timmerman Michael—lb9 Tmkham Leslie Tjaden Debra—137 TOBIN JOHN—23 Tollifson James—137 Torpy Beth—169 Totman Diane—137 Tousignant James—137 Traczyk Donald—137 Traczyk Thomas—169 Trafton Harold Tralton Marvin Trapp James—77. 137 Trapp Janice—169 Treb Cynthia—173 Trcb Joseph—137 Tripp Lisa—49. 169. 34 Truchmski Theresa—146 T rushenski Vicki— 169 Turgeon Robin—146 Turner Karen—54. 169 Tweed Cheryl—137 Tynen James—78. 137 Tynen Katherine—146, 66. 54 Tyson Bryan-137 Tyson Mina—63. 54. 169 65 U Ulland Gloria—146 ULRICH LYNDON--19 Ulven Howard—137 Utccht Bobby—137 Utecht Ruth Utecht Sheryl-169 Utter Patrick— 169. 88. 89 V Valentine Steven— 146 Valez Steven Van Du sen David—137 Van Dusen Mark—146 Van Stcenbergcn—80. 51 Van Tassel Timothy—137 Van Vickie Kim—1 73 Van Wie Michael—137 Vana Cynthia— 169 Vana Frank—63. 65 vanderpoel Darnel—63. 146. 65 Vannurden Michael Vansickie Nma—146 VAN WIE E -21 Varner Oiane—137 Varner Nancy-49. 105. 169 Veit Cheryl—137 Veit Richard—146. 64 Velner Gregory—146. 34 Votsch Michael—146 Vilmo Gregory—54. 170 Vilson Arms—75, 170 Vrxxicck Steven— 62. 146 64. 65 Vogt April—1 70 Voight Theresa Vojta Sheryl—66. 1 70 Volk Denise—146 Volk Randy—146 Volkcrt Robert—170. 45 Voltz David— 146 Voltz Dawn—137 Voss Michael—49. 1 70 W Wachtler Joyce Wachtler Theresa—1 70 Wagner Elaine Wagner Stephen Wahl Linda—146 Wahlstrom Wayne— 170 Waldron Icrna— I 46, 66 Waletko Steven Williams Bruce—83. I 71 Williams Melmda 54, 37, 1 71 Williams Norman Wilson Garnz— 14 7 WILSON HARRIET-23 Wilts Todd 74. 147 Winders Lynn—1 73 Windsor Synthia—137 Windsor William—147. 93 Windspcrgcr Mark—137 Winge Lynn—137 Wmker Patricia—66. 47. 37. 171 Winter Christopher—137 Winter Salhe—147 WIRTANEN DONALD—20 Witry Patricia—14 7 Wodtke Oarfcii—137 Wolak Robert—147 34 Wold Deborah-137 Wolf Susan-54. 171 Wolff Patricia—1 37. 65 WOLFF E—21 Wolff William—62. 147. 64. 60 Wolford James— 1 71 Wollman Steven—1 71 Worden Lon-137 Wore! Debra—147 Workman Charles—147 Workman Joan— 1 71 Worm Larry- 137 93 Worrnas Sara—147 Wotwa Bryats—171 Worwa Cheryl—137 Walker Paul—1 37. 95 Wall Thomas—146 Wallack Grog—54 i 70 Wallin Gregory—170 34 Wallin Julie—137 Wallenberg Daniel Walters Glen—146 Walton James— 137 Walton Joseph— l 70 Walz Charlene—146 66 Wander John -78 54 170.34 38. 39 Wanha N3ncy—137 Wanoebo Daniel—62. 137. 65 Wargin John—137 Warnke Margo—1 70 Warren Wendy—170 Washam Kevin—1 37 Was ham Robert Wasnlck Jeffrey—7 7. 1 70 38 Waste Michael-137 Waste Stephen- 1 70 Wavmak Robert—137 Webb Kyle Webb Sherry- 146 Webber Michael Weber Clark—146 Wobtnger Michael—49. 54 i 70 Webster Jane—137 Wedm Marcia—54 1 70. 34 Weeks Steven—7 7. 137 Weimar Roberta—10b 116 170. 34. 58 Wembeck Kimberly— 137 Wmkauf James—137 Weis Todd-62. 1 71. 64 WEISS HAROLD-24 Welters Kathleen-1 71 Welters Thomas—137 Wenger Ke.th-62. 171.64 Wentland Franklin Wcntura Debra—146 Wontura Sandra—137 Wonz Bryan—75. 146. 34. 93 Wcrbow ski Gary—! 71 Werner Barbara—66. 111 Werner Karen—137 Worth Patricia—66. 171.64 Weslerbcrg Marilyn 40, 171. 60 Westennan William— 137 Whalen Katherine—137. 65 White Ann - 137 White Gil—74. 93. 95 White Steven Whitworth Thomas—75. 171 Wickoron Rebecca— 1 7 i Wicks Gary—80. 1 37 Wxkstrom Larry—62. 65 60 Wiese Deborah-1 37 W.lcox Richard—137 Wilczek Lynn—146 Wilczck Mark—54 171 WILDUNG HAROLD-27 Wilkenmg Jeffrey Will DavKl-137 Wnghi Charles—137 Wright Wayne—81. 147 65. 99 Wurm Craig— 1 37 Y Yoraway Kristy—147 YOUNGRCN JOHN 29 Yund Steven—1 47 Yunger Kim Yunkor James—147 YUZNA LOIS-25 Z ZABEl FRANCES-24 Zachmann James—137. 88 Zaic James -74 116. 171. 38 Zandstra Ray—1 71 ZexJliK Nancy-63. 147 65 Zeigter Michael Ziesku Cathy— 1 71 Zieska Margie— 1 71 Zimd3rs Oenme—137. 65 Zimdars James—54. 34. 171 Zirbes Steve—137 Zirbes Vince—1 73 Zisnxr Daniel—52. 14 7. 38. 39 Zopoglou Helen-173 Zurek James 183 Colophon Body copy—14 point Helvetica Caption type—8 point Helvetica Headlines—30 point Impact Division Headlines—36 point Impact Index—6 point Helvetica A farewell to the Seniors— Well guys, this is it. It’s been three great, memorable years. Go back and look through your sophomore yearbook. Weren’t we funny? Remember our first Homecoming? And the last... ? Remember when our friends left for Armstrong? Remember when we took state? Remember the pumpkin bowl at Anoka And that raining riotous game at St. Cloud? Remember our first musical—Oliver! As much as the last . . . Oh the times! Bridgeman’s after the games, McDonald’s after anything! Burke’s before it burned— The memories! RememberTed Leuer and the benefit Remember our first pep test and the challenge yell? We’re winning now. Remember the clocks that never worked And sophomore English large group. Remember Prom and Taylor’s Falls Remember the tears, laughs, joys, pains, and partings. Remember good old Cooper Come back soon— For old times’ sake. Acknowledgements- Debbie Belawski—for all her work on the index Mr. Kane—for his magic in the dark room Mr. Lloyd—for the clock business Mr. Ulrich—for frequenting our room Lori—for always showing up and the business end of the book Miss Bugge—for being the little lady with a lot of power Dan Gleason—for putting up with our change of mind Pletsch—for pictures Mr. Hollister—for just plain putting up with us Talon’s staff—for just plain putting up with me Thanks to the staff for making the book— Barb. Greg, Dave, Paul, Berda, Sandy, Mary, Mark, Kathy, Darlene, Vicki, Sue, Kathy. Janet, Janet. Ron, Neil, Dan. Deb, Tim, Lori, Mark, and Holly 184—Conclusion - Top Left—Principal Lyndon Ulrich welcomes the seventh annual graduating class and guests. Top Right—Graduates received diplomas from representatives of school board members. Above— With assistance from Mr. Cado. the Junior Class president and vice president present the graduating class of '7V. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left—Pastor Davis presides ovor the Invocation and benediction. Top Center—With much enthusiasm and spirit. Angela Raun presents the valedictorian address. Top Right—Senior Class president begins commencement exercises with welcoming speech. Bottom—Seniors are never In total confusion—it's just predominate chaos. 186—Graduation Graduation—187 188—Spring Play OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left—Anno Frank faithfully keeps accurate account of her life during World War II. Top Right—As their lives grew closer together, Peter realizes how much Anne moans to him. Bottom—During one of his many visits to the attic. Mr. Kraler shares news of the war and brings the Franks and Van Daans food. Left—Anne Frank teases Peter Van Daan by taking his shoes. Bottom Left—Dr. Dussel Intrigues Anne with the usago of his many pills. Below—Young lovers yearn for a life of freedom. Spring Play—189 Your gentlo face and patient smile with sadness we recall You had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all. The voico Is mute and stilled the heart that loved us well and true. Ah. bitter was the trial to part from one so good as you. You are not forgotten loved one nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last we will remember thee. Wo miss you now. our hearts are sore as time goes by, we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face no one can fill your vacant place. Vem Arnott Memorial Vern Memorial Below—Careful aim while teeing off provides a good stroke. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left—Hey Jim, make sure you don't take your eyes off that ball. Top Right— With ono stroke over par, Mark Lee displays his anger. A-squad: J. Wolford. C. Curry. C. Hembergcr. K. Lovegren. S. Leonard, M. Lee. 192—Golf MORE PARTICIPANTS ADD TO GOLFERS GOOD SEASON B-Squad: First Row: T. Klvlsto, S. Bullock. B. Larem. G. Cogwells, Second Row: B. Nltzkorskl, T. Mullaney, T. Wilts. Third Row: D. Johnson. R. Arvldson. D. Dahlln, K. Lovegren Golf—193 B-Squad First Row: S. Doar. P. Nolson. 0. Gadtke, M. Jane. R. Beckfeld, E. Isklerka. S. Doty. M. Meier. G. Englestad Second Row: E. Morris. C. Tabor. S. Hatcher, P. McClennen. M. Joslin, R. Lundgren, B. Neitzel, M. Cole. J. Gessoll. R. Klatt. Coach Thorson 194—Baseball A-squad: First row: A. vilson. D. Harvos. S. Horgen, J. Lecuyer, S. Root. M. Spring. B. Windsor. D. Kresa. D. Sanders. S. Tacheney Second Row: Coach Knight. J. Olson. J. Nelson, S. Random. J. Petorson. J. Wander. G. Smith. S. Hyser. R. Sparrow. P. Brost. M. Meyerhoff. o. Irving. K. McKenzie. S. Scribner. J. Corbett. Coach Staples. BASEBALL HITS OFF SEASON Left and Below: Another pitch, anothor strike, another run, and the strain of a long gamo. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top Left: Senior Stove Root seems to havo missed something. Top Right: Mlchy Spring scores another run much to the dismay of a Llndberg catcher. Baseball—195 TENNIS TEAM DEFENDS STATE TITLE Right: Three people to defend the state title. OPPOSITE PAGE: Bottom Left: C. Puelsten practices a much effective serve. Bottom Right: J. Spencer performs woll as he spikes a ball to his opponent. A-Squad: Coach Anderson. K. Thompson. P. Utter. G. Ellis. D. Bosch. C. Puelsten, T. Bentley. S. Dahl. J. Pugh. S. Pollock. G. Borrell. J. Sponcor. 196—Tennis quad: First Row: W. Kropsxi. -zee. G. Borreil. Tonnis—197 BELDON ENDS COACHING CAREER WITH TRACKMEN First Row: D. McCourtney. J. Elverud. S. Cooper, D. Grove. D. Fraseth. D. Sakga. N. Franz. M. Romhilt. C. Cramer. D. Hansen. J. Zalc, D. Herrald. W. Wright. Socond Row: K. Gordon. M. Johansen, M. Johnson. B. Rlngwolskl, M. Ravelling. J. Nelson, B. Wenz. W. Wahlstrom. B. Hammer. R. Hermes, D. Johnson, J. Tynn, C. Wurm, D. Lucchesl. Third Row: Coach Sullivan. M. McCourtney. S. Pearson. M. LaBerge, J. Sporlien, R. Pumick. D. Johnson. D. Baldridge. D. Pertile. Coach Belden. M. Stefano. C. Wright. B. Crowell, D. Abbott. T. Dmohoskl. F. Vana. M. Purnick. S. Pitmon. Coach Strong. 198—Track Under the direction of Mr. Kloos, the 1971-72 symphonic band played the traditional Pomp and Circumstance March as the Cooper 1971 graduates filed in Mielke Field. The class was presented to the audience by Junior Class President, Jim Stager, and Vice President Camille Steen. Following the invocation by Pastor Davis, Jeanne Blake, Senior Class President, gave the Welcoming speech. After Mr. Ulrich presented the school board, Dr. Joselyn and Mrs. Silberman awarded the diplomas. Many fond memories passed on to thoughts of the coming years as diplomas were presented. Now those seniors are alumni; each going his separate way. Friendship throughout the years will be treasured and new ones sought after, but the memories of their high school years will never totally be forgotten. From the theme, “We’ve Only Just Begun,” Cooper’s prom blossomed into a gay success at the Lafayette Club on Lake Minnetonka. Once inside couples wandered through the expanses of the building and later danced to the music of The Dick Whitbeck Orchestra. For many part of the evening was spent taking pictures to be cherished forever. Each event of the evening seemed to add to a collection of memories that will be fondly remembered. The day after the regal affair couples enjoyed many hours at Taylor’s Falls for a day of relaxed fun. The memories of a highly successful prom will be cherished until next year, when once again it will be time to build on old traditions and move ahead in setting new ones. A rumble of thunder and a flash of lightning announced the arrival of “The Diary of Anne Frank.” The dramatization was on the life of Anne Frank, a young girl, during World War II. It reminds us that the Nazis murdered not only lives but also life. They murdered a radiant part of the future. However through every line of the play shines the spirit of Anne Frank. The joy, love, and other human traits expressed by the eight p'eople show the audience the real worth of all humans. The audience identifies with Mary Gates as Anne Frank, and Paul Dennler as Peter Van Daan which makes the end such a shocking experience. They shared the tragic loss of real humans and not mere facts and figures. The fact that “The Diary of Anne Frank” was not an entirely depressing play added to the success of the play. 199

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