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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1975 volume:

£ J. Cooper Senior High New Hope, Minnesota Volume XI Table of Contents Horizons Sky meets earth Education meets student Student meets world Broadening The world fears a new experience more than it fears anything. Because a new experience displaces so many old experiences . . . The world doesn't fear a new idea. It can pigeon-hole any idea. But it can't pigeon-hole a real, new experience. nwnimi Education is a social process. . Education is growth.. . Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself. In ourselves and our community, expansion has been a necessity. Everything that has happened has altered us as persons. While having been bombarded with national and world issues through television, radio, and newspapers, local happenings have had a closer affect on people's daily lives. Construction and openings of buildings such as the Fine Arts Park and Orchestra Hall have contributed to the area's cultural development. Gubernatorial candidates tried to widen outlooks throughout their campaigns. District representatives came a bit closer to the individual through the immediate community. With such things happening around us, and touching our lives, expansion of knowledge in the community and in ourselves was unavoidable. II On Thursday, August 8, 1974, Richard M. Nixon resigned from his office after 5 2 years of leadership. In less than two years after being reelected by the largest majority in history, he was driven from office by the Watergate scandal. This was only the beginning of a chain of events that affected everyone at Cooper in one way or another. Gerald Ford was sworn in as the nation's 38th President on August 9, 1974. One of President Ford's first duties was to select and nominate a new Vice President. His choice was former New York governor of 15 years, Nelson Rockefeller. For the first time in history, the country had both a President and a Vice President who had not been elected by the voter. Another of Ford's first duties was to curb inflation in 1975. He predicted an inflation slowdown by early 1975 and later outlined a twelve point voluntary plan for Americans to become inflation fighters and energy savers. President Ford once said, Our long national nightmare is over. — but what looms just beyond the horizon ? Photo courtety of Nowool Inc. Changes and new experiences at Cooper this year were numerous. The changeover from modular to traditional scheduling was, in part, responsible for the additions and alterations in and around Cooper. In previous years, modular scheduling provided the student with approximately 40% Independent Study time. However, some members of the student body were not utilizing their I.S. time properly, so a more traditional schedule consisting of an 8 period day came into existence at Cooper and swept away modular scheduling. The student was now making every effort to adjust to the new system. There was no longer a variety of classes in a day, or an abundance of free time — during or after school. The student was forced to utilize his time and survive the rather blah day via one lunch and free period. Advantages come with disadvantages, though. Additions like a Reading Laboratory and an allelectric typing room were set up to improve the students' skills. The Independent Material Centers (IMC) were centralized for easier access to the student. Films and tapes were also made available in the library. Outdoor classrooms were mostly used by the Art, Phy Ed, and Science Departments. Plants and flowers planted in the arboretum last year blossomed and were observed by many. Also blossoming was Girls' Interscholastic Sports. Increasing state competition, along with more participation resulted in a growing number of female jocks at Cooper. Homecoming was another success in 1974. With more activities available, the students interests were met, and many more participated during homecoming week. Floats were constructed for the first time in years. To a Cooper student, broadening was, in a sense, everyday life. Experiencing the new, and pushing on was a part of 1975. is Academics 17 1. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cooper 2. Asst. Principal J. Lloyd 3. Asst. Principal R. Stensrud 4. Mr. L. Ulrich, a welcome visitor 5. District 281 School Board 6. Asst. Principal D. Johansen 7. Principal N. E. Kemppainen 18 — Adminhfrafion Adminiitration — 19 III IK 20— Guide nee Special Education Aciivitloi Director 1. Grace Doherty, Special Education 2. Jim Root, Athletic and Activities Director 3. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: BR: D. Grimsrud, B. Marcel, Nurse, J. Vi ken TR:. S. McCarthy, J. Erdman, D. Hanson, P. Paul, M. Garner, R. Wray 4. Coffee Break 5. Ah-Chooo 6. OFFICE AIDES: BR: I. Hocks, R. Ellison, F. Forsman. 2R: C. Holmes, B. Sandgren, C. Foss, K. Johnson Office Aldot — 21 OFFICE EDUCATION: 8R:, 5. Diet hart. 8. Feyarisn, L. Millar. S. Benesh, D. Krauta. D. Holmstrom. 2R: R. Graphentaen. J. Halton. L. Cariar. D. Rupert, R. Gunderson. P. Lang. T. Proall, S. Go ft, T. Floding. 3R: S. Zogar. M. Kapitan, C. Suets, T. Carlton. D. Fald, M. Jurak. 4R: J. Christenson, P. Kytlonan. V. Wandt. K. Motar. J. Kuladga, P. Barglund. D. Graenwaldt. D. Curtis. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: TR: K. Kane. P. Dempsey, S. Kodat, K. Rako. K. Praska, J. Connell. L Erickson, N. Coona, D. Neuman. 2R: L. Schmit. P. Waste. L Krohn, M. Swantak, B. Shan. G. Kaul. R. Doty, T. Holtar, A. Crocker, J. Campbell. 3R: B. Upton. S. Kilpatrick, K. Botch, C. Nelson, L. Gates, J. Patanon. C. Shanasy. L. Walker. B. Johnson. 22 — Work Programs Work Programs Provide an Aliernaiive. . . . . . to the 30 hour school week. Students participating in OE, DE, T l, HE, and WE learn on-the-job training. Students leave school at various times to go to their prospective jobs. Students applying for the programs are interviewed and screened before being accepted. The theory of work programs is to initiate the student into the working world before graduation. 1. Office Education 2. Distributive Education 3. Mr. Nardini 4. Trade and Industry TRADE AND INDUSTRY: BR: J. Wedln. R. La Rock. S. Ruckle. S. Albert. D. Hannetch. C. Forrest. C. Radlof. C. Gellerman. 2R: K. Do her. J. Kohlt. R. Rangel. L Schmidt. D Kothiol. G. Webowtk;. B. Hahn. 3R: T. Vainer. D. Lehtinen. D. Bauermeitter, J. Nlggeler. B. Johnton. J. Almquht. T. Schmitt. J. Jullot, M. Kroptkl, R. Worm. D. Bryan. M- Honch. R. Smith. G. Barcel. Work Programs — 23 Work Experience J. Benge M. Lewis L. Benson J. Lockwood B. Chase K. Medrano C. Culhane D. Miller S. Dehn C. Neuman D. DesJarlait J. Newcomb R. Feilen L. Nix M. Fisher M. Palmer H. Gatzke D. Pawlik G. Haas J. Picott M. Hogenson D. Pionk S. Honetschlagor P. Schuster R. Howe R. Schwanz T. Jamsa L. Schwersinske V. Keefe L. Schwersinske D. Kivisto G. Skelton B. Kroening T. Smykalski C. Kruse J. Thayer M. Kyllonen C. VanLith K. Langham M. Waldemar G. Lawrence K. Winkelman BOTTOM ROW: A. Klave, P. Waterhouse, M. Erdahl, T. Grady, C. Hanson, S. Bachman. 2nd ROW: J. Arnott, M. Sicora, D. Durant, N. Orey. R. Swanson, H. Martin. 3rd ROW: K. McMillan, J. Sellman, D. Windsperger, C. Jenson, J. Digatono, L Fleagle. 4th ROW: A. Zoidlilt, P. Bloedow, D. Tyson, C. Gianos, S. Wentlund, C. Lee, S. Asplund. NOT PICTURED: J. Olson, T. McDonald, J. Moody, J. Quick, N. Berg, C. Roubik. 24 — Work Programs Jt A Happiness Is a Foreign Language Those taking a foreign language strongly believe this. They study music, history, and literature in ways that these subjects become enjoyable and interesting. The language lab also plays an important part in the language student's life. Here they talk in their” language. French I and II are using new books this year that place an emphasis on vocabulary words. French III still works on the verb tenses — which is one of the main keys to the language. French history, Art, and a few books are covered in French IV while literature is gone over in depth in French V. For the French student, the variety of subjects is great. German levels deal with about the same subjects as French. Talking in complete German is stressed, taking notes that make sense is practiced, and understanding what is read is important. They also sang and danced folk dances at many school events. Spanish levels are basically the same, too. New projects this year were the painting of Spanish Mexican scenes on the walls. They also began to sing and dance using Spanish music. New filmstrips added enjoyment to class and learning. With travel growing in popularity, knowing another language is no longer an unused portion of learning. 1. Mr. Karhu and Ms. Erdman?? 2. Home Economics 3. The Listening Lab 4. Herr Koestler, Monsieur Wagnild. Sehor Daly Language — 25 Accounting. . . . . . for the many students who have learned skills in preparation for jobs in the Business Field is the Business Department. After taking courses in the Business area, students have the ability to work in offices as secretaries, accountants, or clerks. Such classes offered are record- keeping, accounting, typing, shorthand, and business machines. Although complaints are heard of too much work , one is more than likely to benefit from taking a course in Business. 1. WORK PROGRAM: Mr. Gourley, Mr. Gagnon, Mr. Seiler, Mr. Nardini, Ms. Doherty, Ms. Homme, Mr. Karhu. 2. Study your Shorthand 3. Ms. Lovell 4. Mr. Henry 5. Ms. Murtaugh 6. Mr. Kiecker 7. Ms. Wilson 8. Ms. Bye 9. Ms. Storkamp 10. Numblo Fingers 11. Ms. Schwartz, Ms. Mrugala 26 — Business Bull'nou — 27 1. Mr. McCarthy, counselor. 2. Thanks for the help, Ms. Dubbe. 3. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no 28 — Innor School A School Within a School Inner school Is for students who have ability but aren't using it to the fullest. Instead of being compared to other students, they take Math, Science, Social and English in Inner School. They also may take any of Cooper's elective courses. Work of their classes is represented in their rooms. The teachers of Inner School also pursue their interests by teaching other subjects — Math one day, English the next. One change in the program was the movement from the cafeteria to a combination of rooms with partitions that separate different ideas. The Inner School organized and put on a play that was enjoyed by many. Mr. Phillips volunteered his time. Students working by themselves, for themselves, is the main objective of any school; and in Inner School it's working. Inner School— 29 0. J. Hartsook 1. Mr. Thoreson lending a helping hand. 2. They're Grrrreat. 3. Student busy with work. 4. Have a nice day! 5. Mr. Ludvig moonlighting. 6. Mr. Sullivan at pep fest. 7. The Cookie Monster, Mr. Weiss. 8. Ms. Evans 9. Ms. Zabel m 30 — Inner School Success. . . is not always easy when it comes to English. Communications has two categories: Literature and Composition. A wide selection of courses offers the possibility for a student to specialize in several language art areas. With the exception of the sophomores, students may select from a variety of Composition and Literature courses that satisfy both their interests and abilities. The sophomores, however, have their own exclusive Communications program which consists of a semester each of American Literature and Group Communica tions. A new addition to the Communications Department this year was the Reading Lab which was formed to provide opportunities for students to improve their reading skills. When becoming discouraged in any composition class, remember the words of Ernest Hemingway who said I have tried simply to write the best I can; sometimes I have good luck and write better than lean. Englith— 31 32 — English 1. Mr. Sullivan 2. Mr. Phillips 3. Ms. Boll 4. Mr. Frasor 5. Mr. Umhoefer 6. TR Ms. Zabel, Mr. Wilson, Ms. Evans, Mr. DeGuise BR Ms. Garbo, Ms. Mosal, Ms. Kludt 7. Ms. Mosal 8. L to R: Mr. Hollister, Mr. Ludvig, Mr. Billig, Mr. Weiss, Ms. Heath. 9. Mr. Cade English — 33 1. Mr. Schmidt 2. Mr. Boyt 3. Ms. Ewing 4. Mr. Nord, Ms. Anderson, Mr. Staples 5. Mr. Blore 6. Mr. Sawyer 7. Ms. Ferris 8. Mr. Strong 9. Mr. Rath 10. Mr. Belden 11. Mr. Anderson 12. Mr. Swenson 34 — Social Pasf, Present, Future Instead of just telling what happens, the Social classes are now telling why things happen. Each grade has a specific course to take with a specific topic that is covered. Yet, when taken successively, they fit together and make our World easier to understand. As a sophomore in American Studies, we see America begin and grow to its present state. The lifestyle of America is brought to us through books, slides, movies and speakers. American Studies helps us understand our country through what has already happened. World Area Studies shows the relationships between the United States and other countries by going into the history of these countries. By this, we also can begin to see some of the future. Social Problems works with the future by covering Population control, the economy, and other related topics. If we can understand the world we live in today, the future will not seem so uncertain. Social — 35 36 — Social Of Mice and Men The Study of Behavior, as many students have found, is quite interesting and useful. Psychology is much more extensive at Cooper than it is at most other high schools. We have two courses: Psychology I and Psychology Seminar. Psych I deals with explanations on why people act the way they do, when they do. They work with abnormal psychology, volunteer experiments, child psychology, but not therapy. Mr. Boeddeker then chooses some students from Psych I and they make up Psychology Seminar. Here they work mostly on open lab time with Skinner boxes and rats. They try to teach their rats to do simple tricks. This helps them to understand simple behavior patterns. Mr. Boeddeker said that since the course began a few years ago, much progress has been made and the class is much more organized. Psychology — 37 . Slinkying in Physics 2. Mr. Fredrickson; Physics 3. Mr. Gillis, Ms. Sherman; Chemistry 4. Mr. Hetchler, Mr. Marhula, Mr. Bohrens, Mr. Sohn, Ms. Chapman; Biology 5. Mr. Knight; Health 6. Mr. Phlegar; Health 7. So that's what Genetics is! 38 — Scienco Science, however, is not all toil and trouble. There are many classes a student can choose from that can be found not only interesting and useful, but also enjoyable. The three traditional courses are still Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Each is a year long and has a specific area that is dealt with. All of the courses are becoming more and more important in our constantly advancing world. Each student must also take one semester of Health to meet the state requirements. The general attitude of the students seems to be enthusiastic. They have the desire to learn, but are combining it well with the desire to enjoy. Scionco — 39 40—Math Why Math? Because it is one of the courses that Cooper requires in order to graduate. You must have at least one year when your credits are counted. Until a few years ago, the traditional courses often caused problems when a student was deciding which course to sign up for. Now, with the addition of more basic courses, all students can be satisfied. Depending on a student's needs, there are four main types of math courses to choose from. Some courses deal with everyday mathematical problems, such as income tax, checkbooks, etc. Vocational schools often have requirements for entrance, and Cooper offers traditional courses with a more basic approach. These courses are then expanded for the students planning to meet college requirements. The last group is the courses of greater depth. These are for those planning on careers such as doctors, dentists, and chemists. With all of these courses to choose from, the selecting of one doesn't appear too difficult. 1. Mr. Schmidt lends a helping hand. 2. 40weinies + 10 — I = what? 3. Active classroom participation. 4. L to R: Mr. Paradis, Ms. Wilhelm, Mr. Solie, Ms. Davis, Mr. Schmidt. 5. Have you got the answer? 6. Mr. Olson, Ms. Bugge, Mr. Buffington, Mr. DeMorett. Math — 41 42 — Industrial Arts The Future Is in Our Hands Our carpenters, mechanics, electricians, architects, printers, welders, machinists, and photographers of the future are being trained in the Industrial Arts program. They are a few of the men and women who will build a world for us to live in. The classes are arranged for both beginners and the advanced. The levels are designed for the individual to make his own schedule for his three years. New Industrial Art classes this year were Photography and two classes for girls; Power and Electricity and also Materials for the Home. They were added to satisfy the demand of the students. All students, whatever their specific needs are, can be reached by a Cooper Industrial Arts class to better themselves and the world. Industrial Arts — 43 Experience. . . . . . for both homes and vocations is the goal tor Home Economic courses. Home Ec offers foods courses for guys and gals, beginners and advanced, and gourmet cooks as well. Clothing courses offer Creative, Advanced, and Tailoring classes for the beginner, advanced, and Intermediate respectively. Other courses such as Child in the Family, and Family in the Modern World prepare the individual for later family life. Several speakers were brought in to give talks and demonstrations to various classes. The Home Ec Program, along with its instructors, has much to offer anyone who has interest and the desire to learn. 44 — Home Ec 1. Stuffing a turkey, whet do you think I'm doing? 2. Chefs who look like they know what they are doing. 3. Ms. Karls teaching a chef how to make a pie. 4. HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS: sitting, Ms. Karls and Ms. LeVahn, standing, Ms. Jordan and Ms. Kohorst Homo Ec — 45 A Wider Selection . . ... of classes has been offered in the Physical Education Department to accommodate the active Phy Ed student. Of course, the traditional I Oth grade Phy Ed class is required, which concentrated on selected sports such as volleyball, basketball, and tennis for all, gymnastics and wrestling for guys, archery and golf for girls. The student who wishes to continue on in Phy Ed classes may choose from a variety of elective classes. The girls may select from Lifetime Sports, Team Sports, or Recreational Activities, while guys select Elective Phy Ed which includes team and Individual sports, and other activities. The Phy Ed program is expanding to meet the students' needs — something a department should always strive to do. 46 — Phy Ed 1. Mr. Olson 2. Mr. Johnson 3. Zero serving zero 4. Spike! 5. Up, up, and away. 6. Ms. Hagen 7. Ms. Froh 8. Girls PE class Phy Ed — 47 43 —Art Student Creativity Shines. . . ... in the art rooms of Cooper. A variety of projects were offered to students. A student could choose a class to fit what he was interested in. Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, and the making of Jewelry were all popular classes. Through demonstrations, the students are shown how to use the various materials. They are shown different techniques and allowed to create at their own will. Some projects are more spectacular than others, but each has its own personal importance to the creator. Art —49 Learning Through Doing In forms of enrollment, ell the desses deeling with dreme ere doing very well. Most students sign up for Introduction to Theeter first semester end Thee ter Production second semester. In these they learn of the history, make-up techniques, acting, set, end direction end production of the theater. They do a series of make-ups for a variety of characters and get into groups to put on short plays. The students in these classes are also encouraged to audition for the Musical one-act, and the spring and winter plays. Good experience for a potential college drama student comes out of these classes and also just the ability to talk and act in front of people is rewarding. SO — Drome A Musician . . . . . . isn't simply just anyone who can sing or play an instrument. They must have the knowledge of the fundamentals of music. Music Theory is a pre-college course for an interested music student. It deals with time and key signatures, major and minor chords, ear training, and the writing of music. Recordings are used to show certain types of music and techniques. Though the course is challenging, those taking it agree that the combination of music and Mr. Tempel make it interesting and very worthwhile. 1. Drama Students practice skills. 2. Mr. Cunningham 3. Students work on make up technique. 4. Ear Training is part of Music Theory. 5. Student demonstrates ability to write music. 6. Mr. Tempel Music Theory — SI TOP ROW L to R: C. Kilcullen. L. Ringwelskl, J. Thuroton, D. Heglund, L. Stmt. M. Wain bar. J. Ur,on. S. Boeddeker. A. Zeidhk. J. Staley. R. No„. J. Van Steenoergen. R. Han,on. S. Milo,tan. B. Dorphy. M. Riddle. M. Enge, L Johnson. C. Lund. M. Lonon, M. Wojdk, V. Notion, L. Lenari. 2nd ROW: J. Gtader. B. Ton,or. J. Low!,. J. Kruogar. C. Smith. P. Blomquht. S. Hill. T. Kupka. R. Reid. M. Sward. R. Daltin. K. Weinbeck. G. Sabwedel. J. Steen. D. Kottko. S. Potter. J. Huiton. W. Sund quist, L. Larson. B. Brega!. 3rd ROW: M. Rohe. D. Ritxinger. J. McCue. N. Ring. J. Lennartson, T. Cerium. W. Urich. B. Weiu. J. Irvin. J. Schumann. D. Neumann, J. Erickton. K. Grenton, M. Johan,on. D. Johnuyn, D. Cowan, J. Lennartion, S. Mag,tad. D. Swanson, L. Lee. BOTTOM ROW: C. Colt D. Monson. J. Grove. J. McAlpine. T. Peppe, D. Borkoski, D. Saladis. S. Roe, N. Wyrik, E. Krueger, D.. Urich. K. Boeder, M. Gorsky, K. Ryan, D. Simons, P. Kardall, C. Struck, M. Lawrence. SI — Choir 1. Mr. Wildung end Mr. Tempel, Choir Directors, on right. 2. Concert Choir 3. Choir Council TR R. Reid, L. Larson, D. Neumann 2R P. Blomquist, D. Johnson. SEATED: P. Randall, V. Nelson (President), D. Borkoski. 4. Madrigals TOP ROW L to R: T. Witry. M. Lenan. R. Reid, L Sams. J. Steen, C. Lund. M. Riddle. L. Larson. D. Neumann. V. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW-.J. Glad or, P. Blomquist. P. Randall. 0. Johnson. J. Grove, T. Kupka. L Lee, T. Carlson, D. Borkoski. J. Larson. Choir — S3 1. Who's THAT?? 2. Varsity Choir 3. My, what a nice voico you have, Mr. K. 4. Girl's Glee IR: P. Marvin, C. Sward. V. Noumiltar, L Nation, J. Oxlay, C. Duncan, M. Burnt, D. Kinnaar, M. Marxan. 2R: R. Millar. P. Caldar, L. VanAtch, P. Kivitio, K. McNail, C. Cloutiar, D. Muuolman, L. Johnston, A. Sullivan, M. Doar, J. Nation, M. McClollan, D. Rocksted, S. Goff. 3R: K. Willamen, L. Youngquist, N. Ring, D. Natland, L Borrall, S. Piapgras, M. Bennett, B. Henderson, B. Blomquist, S. Briggs, D. Anderson, J. Benedict, P. Pahos, J. Boaddeker, R. Schutz, L. Niggaler. 4R: K. Bngabretson, B. Patorson, D. Bird. D. Yunkar, A. Prallwiti. S. Kampf, B. Hoskins. G. Blake, D. Read, R. Fern, T. Winkler. J. Kildow. M. Arens, C. Smith, C. Rainort, C. Gott, D. Wohlford. K. Loach. S4 — Choir Sing and Rejoice . . . . . . was the theme of this year's winter concert. Concert Choir, Varsity Choir, Girl's Glee, and Madrigals each performed their own program. The members of these groups also had the opportunity to be judged at contest in the spring. They could enter either as a solo or in an ensemble group, or both. They could also audition for the All-State Choir. This year, Concert Choir was asked to sing at the opening session of the Minnesota Music Educators Association. They performed there with three other choirs, doing a program, which they also did earlier, under one of the greatest liturgical directors in the World, Mr. Salomanovich. The Madrigal Singers also participated in a festival at Armstrong with other Madrigal groups from around Minnesota. This, as in past years, has proved to be another year of Cooper choirs experiencing good times with music, students, and adults. ndarson, C. Armstrong, R. Martschinske, D. Erickson, V. Haywood, G. Kosketa, M. Rhodo, L Lambert. D. Barfosch, K. Hildahl, D. Biddick, J. Schlechter, K. s:Tn ' v n9 hst, J- Caouetta. 2R: L. Embola. L Hiller, M. Carlson, D. Olson, L Marsh, S. Rudin, S. Kana, P. Baffin, R. Parr, P. Ludwig, B. Demotes, J. Maffhaes, B. l', J ’ c arba. J. Dahlan. 3R: 8. LaFriniara, R. Loushin. L. Lavno, P. Mourning. B. Mayar, C. Perrier, S. Goedal, D. OHvere. L. Edbarg, D. Skaffar, B. Curtis, S. Wester-W. L. Wood, C. Wainzetl. L. Lock!,. P. Lilia, C. Smith, B. Rymenowski. Choir — 55 1. Guidons 2. Concert Band I 3. Dewey directing. 4. Marching Band 5. Concert Band II Itf ROW: S. Shoomakor. L Streier, P. Streir, D. Graham. 2nd ROW: D. Rapp, L. McClith, S. Ahrent, L. Car pantar. 3rd ROW: J. Jotaphion. T. Chrittansan. 0. Schmidt, S. Atplund. 4th ROW: D. Lahr, L. Edbarg, C. Hall. J. Kohlt. lit ROW: s. Raa. L McClith. K. CogtwaB. J. Nord. P. LaBorda. R. Ruona. L Straiar. J. Tvadt. T. Carlton. N. Dano. 2nd ROW: L Halstad. D. Enquitt. D. Nkholt. K. Dickton, P. Caldar. R. Hunarbarg. Y. Doll. D. Andarton. K. Langham. B. Kowalke. L Modrow. C. LaBarga. M. Faalay. J. Overman, K. Thorton, D. Griap. 3rd ROW: D. Schrader, P. Smith. T. Chrittaman. W. Thomas. R. Bouhart, C. Kyla. L McGowan. L. Nybo. J. Kokalat. S. Shoamakar. D. Schmidt. S. Ahrant. S. Atplund. D. LaBorda, J. Bfohm, B. Rannay. J. Frilitad. P. Fergus, T. Bramah J. VanKrevelan, M. Morin. J. Vagatky. P. Sullivan. J. WitIt. S. Nation. 4th ROW: Mr. Tampa!. B. Ofton, D. Saba. J. Ladd, T. Braun. D. Nauburgar. J. Honch. P. Young. T. Hewitt. J. Milbauar, S. Mihotan. S. Warner. B. NkkoUuton. M. Stern. C. Augustin. T. Rakotj. S. Hotch, B. Egarar. T. Armstrong. 56 — Band Marching Band 1974 75 L. Amborn D. Hatcher D. Anderson C. Hayes S. Banker B. Hewitt G. Betz old T. Jamsa T. Bremel J. Ladd T. Berquisf K. Langham T. Carlson C. Lysdahl J. Carlson N. Mallicki C. Couillard L. Maniak C. Couillard D. Michael D. Denham L. Modrow D. Enquist M. Morin M. Fee ley S. Nelson M. Freier D. Nichols B. Gawboy J. Nord J. Haighf B. Olson R. Ha rtfiel D. Olson S. Olson C. Reimer J. Overman M. Roening M. Peterson D. Schrador L. Parrie J. Skare D. Reuter P. Smith T. Ruff M. Stern S. Schaber K. Thorson R. Schilling J. Vagasky D. Schwichtenberg S. Werner C. Struck G. Wills P. Sullivan B. Winterhalter W. Thomas A. Anderson B. Townsend C. Augustin J. Tracy D. Bremel M. VanEssen, N. Coono C. Zimmerman L. Goodrich C. Bed man D. Griep S. Bentley P. Hunerborg M. Ferree C. Lewis K. Gates S. Milostan G. Heeter D. Neuman L. Heier M. Olson S. Hosch J. Schwichtenborg S. Kackman C. Stelck C. Lund S. VanWie C. Lunde P. Marvin COLOR GUARD J. McAlpine L. Kimsey D. Michael M. Tifft S. Morris S. Wills B. Nicholauson D. Olson L. Overacker B. Ranney IR:J. Lockwood. J. Carlton. N. Mallcki, D. Graham, L. Ed bar g. P. Maniak, M. hMtian, P. Streiar. C. Coulllard. 2R: 5. Olson, C. Lytdahl, M. VanEuan, D. Rapp, M. Parry, J. Ho!ter, J. Joiophton. J. Kohls, B. Schneider. J. Olton, M. Bbemquht, L Beckfeld, T. Ruff. C. Zimmarmann, C. Hall, L. Carpentor. K. Rohling. B. Winterhalter, J. Haight. 3R:J. Lee. C. Smith, J. Doar. S. Klatke, D. Lahr, M. Croat. S. Schmaedeka. D. Olson, K. Ramler, D. Maas, M. Stuntebock, R. Hantfiel, P. Gulsvig, B. Larson, R. Kiatman, L. Kimtey. M. Tifft. B. Lund, T. Burquist, D. Wickstrom, M. Reimer, R. Townsend, C. Reimer, D. Peterson. C. Lund. 4R: D. Grotte, B. Bobleter, B. Graham, D. Hatcher. J. Bender, G. Hooter, Mr. Kloos, S. Wills, J. McAlpine, S. Kackman, T. Wolff, D. Michael, R. Schilling, J. Young. 0. Novak. C. Lewis, S. Humble, M. Peterson. P. Norton, M. HorkaL J■ Torhard, K. Augustin, J. Hanson. Bands —$7 . Ragtimo Ensemble 2. Jazz Rock Ensemble 3. Symphonic Band 4. Mr. Balk, Orchestra 5. Orchestra N. Lund, S. VanWie, J. Nichols, A. Andorson, D. Martinson, D. Johnson, S. Bentley, M. Luby, D. Larson, D. Neumann, G. Loo. BOTTOM ROW: P. Hunnerborg, L. Goodrich, B. Rannoy, M. Rooning. C. Stolck, S. Milostan, S. Bontloy. J. Schwichtonborg, L. Holer, D. Novak. S. Werner, D. Griop. A. Schoenborn. J. With. D. Bromeol, D. Neumann. 1st ROW: K. Thorson, S. VanWIo, D. Kloos, M. Forroo, J. Skaro. L. Ovorackor, R. Noss. W. Stebbings. G. Lee. D. Welty. 1st ROW: P. Marvin. P. Larson. J. Sullivan. K. Gates. L. Pralrio, C. Pierson. A. Anderson, S. Schaber, C. Bedman, K. Forsythe, P. Board. L. Amborn, G. Duchscher. 2nd ROW: N. Lund, J. Tracy. L. Kronberg, C. Hays. D. Michael. L. Goodrich, B. Irving. K. Thorson. D. Denham. C. Lunde. J. Ramerth. C. Coulllard. T. Jamsa. M. Banker. B. Nelson. M. Ferreo. M. Rooning. C. Steick, M. Olson, D. Schwichtonborg. D. Olsen. T. Crompton. 3rd ROW: L. Overacker, C. Struck. S. VanWie, R. Osmonson. J. Skare. D. Kloos. B. Olson. D. Welty. L. Heler. J. Schwichtenberg. D. Larson, B. Gawboy. R. Ness. D. Deno. M. Belford. D. Sybrant. D. Bremol. D. Neumann, A. Schoonborn. SB — Band Instrumental Department Expanding This year along with Symphonic Band, the two concert bands, Jazz Rock Ensemble, and Orchestra, there was a new addition to this department. The Ragtime Ensemble performed Scott Joplin Music at several of the concerts throughout the year. Marching Band again performed at all the home football games. They were also judged during St. Cloud's Homecoming Parade. Symphonic Band honored Mr. Mendenhall at their winter concert. He played his clarinet with the band and also conducted them. The Orchestra had their own concert this year and many also performed in the orchestra for Cooper's musical, The King and . ’ It was a full but fun year for Cooper band and orchestra people. Itt ROW: J. Nichols, D. Martinson, D. Swanson, P. Finn amor a, L Torpy. J. Snustad, D. Graanwaldt. G. Apostolov, S. Mason. D. Johnson, D. Hughas. M. Luby. 2nd ROW: Lao, B. Grosla, H. Nyquist, M. Bernstein, D. Larson, B. Riddle, N. Lund, K. Thorson, L Kronbarg. K. Gates, C. Bad man, G. Duchschar, M. Olson, D. Griap, T. Cramp-Ion, S. Bentley. J. Schwictanbarg. L Haiar, A. Schoanborn, D. Bremel, D. Neumann, D. Larson. 4th ROW: Jit Lennartson. S. VanWia, C. Raimar. 60— Aides Hoed Libreriens BOTTOM ROW: M. Rehberg. E. Durant. E. Wolff. J. Pat anon. L Hrtnka. L. Andenon. S. Fennern. 5. Linnet, hi ROW: E. Van Wit, D. Gorenton. M. Hagfon, I. Gtai. E. Halgrimson, J. Thornbarg. D. Rasmuuen, D. McDonald, R. Holts. BOTTOM ROW: S. Shasky, M. Sherman. 2nd ROW: H. Skaalrvd, E. GutswiUer, D. Hargraavat, J. Roberts. 3rd ROW: H. Bertie. J. Clayton. J. Bolin. 1. Ms. Schmidt, Ms. Quigley 2. Ms. Breher 3. Ms. Winjum 4. Ms. Morris 5. Ms. Fundingsland 6. BOTTOM ROW: S. Liebel, L. Yuiha, head librarians. 2nd ROW: E. Engle, H. Sutherland, U. Lamb. 7. Cooks 8. Day Shift Custodians 9. G. Schroeder, Head Custodian 10. Night Shift Custodians 11. Spotless! Cookt Cuitodians — 61 62 — Student Life Student Life — 63 64 — Homecoming Spirit of '74'. . . . . . is a good way to sum up this year's homecoming festivities. Starting the week-long celebration was T-shirt day, followed by farmer day. Wednesday, officially kicked off the ceremonies with 50's day and a morning pepfest featuring celebrities Bill Brown of the Vikings, and Herb Carneal, announcer for the Twins. Not to be forgotten were the faculty cheerleaders leading an orange and blue battle between the students. The highlight was the coronation ceremony preceded by a Whopper eating contest, variety show, and a rock band in the auditorium. Our football team took on the Wayzata Trojans in an exciting game followed by the traditional alumni donut dunk, and a dance for the students. 1. Ono of this year's many activities: A tug of war between the juniors and seniors. 2. Cooper player with the ball during the homecoming game. 3. You're so STRONG! 4. Homecoming queen finalist Cindy Carlson and escort Tim Andreson. 5. Hey Coach! Is this the now uniform ? 6. Cheerleaders 50's style. 7. Queon Mary JO during homecoming procession. Homecoming — 65 66 — Homecoming 1. Princess Lisa Johnson 2. Princess Pam Randall 3. Princess Melinda Olson 4. Homecoming Finalists — Mary Lonarz, Sheri Konkol, Jean Krueger, Mary JO Jurek, Lisa Johnson, Melinda Olson, Jean Pray, Deb Peterson, Kim Windsoor, Pam Dempsey, Jana Nelson, Pam Randall, Liz Gates, Dori Borkoski. Not pictured: Cindy Carlson. 5. 1974 Homecoming Queen Mary JO Jurek. 6. Princess Dori Borkoski. Photo's Courtesy of D. Beers Homocoming — 67 68 — Musical Practice Makes Perfect 1. A King is born. 2. The King + I. 3. OH NO! Am I next? 4. The making of a buddha. 5. King's many wives rehearsing. 6. The orchestra provided the music. 7. A hardworking tech crew is essential for a good play. 8. Another hard practice. Musical — 69 70— Musical Comeback of a Classic To starf a new decade of great plays at Cooper, the King and I, produced once before in 1966, again proved to be a success. An excellent cast was chosen early in the fall. After hours of long rehearsals, opening night was a sellout. Director John Cunningham said visually, musically, and story-wise, it was an enjoyable experience for all. Both the male and female stars of the play made drastic changes in their appearance in order to authenticize the production. The lead roles went to Val Nelson who portrayed Anna Leonowens, and to Dave Rodrick who played the King of Siam. The play received rave reviews by all in attendance. Musical— 71 «r '■'r 7- v • 72 — Chrittmes Week Deck the Halls Reviving an old tradition at Cooper, the Annual Staff sponsored a door decorating contest. The winner this year was Mr. Nelson's homeroom, 396 with homeroom 301 (Annual Staff) close behind. The winning room took part in a gala Christmas party hosted by the Annual Staff. Again, the Madrigal Singers caroled throughout the school adding a spirited touch to Christmas Week. 1. Gift-wrapped locker. 2. Home away from home, complete with fireplace and stockings — 301. 3. Winning door decoration Nelson's Workshop. 4. Hal Wildung and friends wish E. J. Cooper a Merry Christmas. 5. What would Christmas bo without Santa Claus? Chritfmoi Wook — 73 Winter Wonderland 74 — Snow Wook While Mother Nature provided the snow, Pep Club provided the activities. From February 18 to the 21, Cooper students celebrated Snow Week. Many new things were added this year. Snow sculpturing and a broom ball game after school were a few. A new rule was put into effect on Snowflake Day, only students could participate. Sorry, Mr. Marhula! Snow Queen Sheri Konkol and King Keith Johnson were crowned during a pepfest that included an ice cream eating contest. As was the blizzard of January to be long remembered, so was Snow Week, 1975. 1. To create the proper atmosphere for Snow Week, snowmen were pasted to lockers. 2. Queen Sheri and King Keith. 3. Hot Lips Leuer. 4. The cheerleaders try their hand at dancing. 5. Eat it up, Eat it up, ugh, ugh 6. The King and Queen candidates. 7. Sue gets a face ful during the ice cream eating contest. Snow Woek — 75 And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little 1. Linda Samels as Catherine Reardon. 2. The superintendent of schools of And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little. 3. Typical Reardon conflict. 4. Shoot! 5.. . . And Miss Reardon drinks a little. 6. Anna Reardon, portrayed by Nancy Lund. 76 — Winter Ptey Cooper's winter play was And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little by Paul Zindel. It consisted of a seven-person cast, starring Linda Samels as the foul-mouthed Catherine Reardon, and Nancy Lund and Judy Lewis as her sisters, Anna and Ceil, respectively. The winter play's student director was Leslie Halsted, and adult director was David Ludvig. The play's theme was of three sisters caught up in a past they couldn't forget and a future they couldn't face. Winter Play—77 Jack Hearts 1. Brent Weiss, Jack of Hearts. 2. A symbol of love. 3. Typing up telegram to be sung on Valentine's Day. Complete with personal telegrams, sung by musical NHS members, February 14 was a day to celebrate. The weather was beautiful, and feelings of love were floating in the air. At an afternoon pepfest, Brent Weiss was crowned Jack of Hearts. Candidates included Dennis Bouta, Mark Branwell, Mike Dear, Dave Deno, Dave Engh, Tom Huro, Mark Hyser, Dan Iskierka, Keith Johnson, Tom Luby, Jim Pearson, Terry Rakotz, Brent Weiss, and Bruce Youngquist. 78 — Jock of Hoorh Pepfests: A Tradition One of the most popular traditions at Cooper, the pepfest, is an outlet for students to get out of class time and attend a pepfest, where one can let his emotions out without being looked down upon. Usually held on a Friday afternoon before a weekend of sports activities, it enables the cheerleaders, pom pom girls, Cooperettes and locks to show their stuff. 4. D. G. Blore, out of role as Social Problems teacher, emcee's homecoming pepfest. 5. Kory Kammeier, Norm Coone, Dave Quam, and Dave McClay lead the school song. 6. The Attentive crowd. 7. Captain of the wrestling team, flirting with the cheerleaders??? Pepfosts — 79 Your What Hurts?! The Student Revue's program was sponsored by the Creative Writing classes and Dick DeGuise. Featuring the raw talent of the student body, the show was funny, and entertaining. 80— Student Review Between Time and Timbuktu mission CONTROL 1. Lori May and Sieve Poipgras act out a scene from the daily life of The Bitcherson's. 2. President magician, Kurt Meintsma, performs during the show. 3. Jodi Peterson sings as Dean Christenson accompanies her on the guitar. 4. Voices of Mission Control, Walter Gesundheit and ex-astronaut, Bud Williams Jr. 5. Stoney Stevenson, astronaut, talking with Bokonon, leader of the religious colony. 6. Members of Bokonon's colony. Cooper's one act play was a comedy entitled, Between Time and Timbuktu. It was presented at Cooper, Armstrong, and Jefferson. Mr. Cunningham was director and Jodi McCue the student director. The story centered around Stoney Stevenson, played by Tom McDonald, a poet from a typical family. Stoney won the Blast-Off Space Food Jingle Contest. He encounters a strange land and has many abstract experiences. The play contained one person's view on life. Touring Ploy — 81 Terrific. . . ... is the best word to describe this year's soccer team. Their final record was 12-5-2 and the team finished 4th in state. Coach Phlegar gives credit for such a fantastic season to experience. Experience is the big thing. They've been through it before so they were ready this year, Phlegar says. Since most team members played as juniors, they were used to working together as a team. Keith Johnson was voted Most Valuable player and Dennis Bouta was voted Most Improved player. This year three all-conference players were chosen from Cooper. They were Tom Luby, Tad Frayseth and Dean Brown. Tom Luby was also chosen for All-State. Hopefully this year's accomplishments will start a winning tradition for Cooper soccer. 84 — Soccer FRONT ROW: G. Gardner, J. Davis, T. Greene, M. Okerstrom, J. Lennartson, R. Sucky, C. Cardinal, P. Board, J. Langanki, D. Neuberger, B. Stearns. BACK ROW: C. Winters, B. Stancefield, S. Minz, J. Kavanagh, D. Dougherty, M. Williams, R. Herlofsky. B. Olsen, S. Sinjom, R. Heichert, J. Wegmann, Coach Milan Mader. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Milan Mader, K. Johnton, T. Ty gen ton, B. Reid, B. Platter, $. Dyrud, C. LaBerge, J. CritHamon, D. Deno, M. Banter, Tim Hemken, D. Brown, D. Bouta. J. Erickton, Coach Frank Phlegar. FRONT ROW: D. Wicks, T. Luby, D. Storm, D. Carlton, R. Hoichort, D. Dougherty, N. Wegmann. D. Hemingway, T. Fraytoth, S. Hummel, M. WRSiamt, S. Sinjem, S. Anderton. B. Stanchfield, P. Board. ‘rfr St A Firsi for Girls . . . in Cross Country. They are becoming as important as the boys and are doing a great job. Cindy Seikkula made all conference, first team. As a whole the cross country team had one of their better records this year. They finished 8th out of 13 in the Lake Conference. There is a good outlook for next year's team because of many returning juniors and sophomores. Coach Fischer's goal for the team is to enjoy oneself and have a good time and at the same time aim for top conference and district placings. But most important is to strive for self-improvement. 1. Cindy waifs in doubt. 2. The race is on! 3. Fischer cheers runners on. 4. Kory listens to Fischer's coaching. 5. Cross country team 86 — Cron Country BOTTOM ROW: R. Nelson, B. Blackhawk, S. Mason, S. Nelson, S. Radermacher, D. Atchison, C. Seikkula, R. Parr, C. Herkal. 2nd ROW: N. Garner, T. Mommsen, B. Ziedler, R. Smida, B. Blackhawk, K. Kammier, B. Fodstad, M. Johansen. R. Johnson, S. Parr, K. Fisk, L Pearson. Coach Fisher. Cron Country — 87 1. Annette returns a serve. 2. Diane awaits a serve. 3. Jill hot-dogs it. 4. Pat returns ball to her opponent. 5. Annette congratulates an opponent. 6. Team picture — 974 88 — Tennis Getting Stronger The Girls Tennis Team had a fine season. Under fhe direction of Coach Charles Anderson and Captain Annette Baecker, the girls finished with a season of 3-3. Many of the girls went to the district meet, but did not qualify for the state meet. Four seniors graduate this year, leaving three returning lettermen. Next year's team should be, according to Coach Anderson, Cooper's strongest team ever. BOTTOM ROW: B. Smith, C. Eckort, C. Stelck, B. Borgan, B. Aase, S. Janikowski, A. Baockor. 2nd ROW: Coach Anderson, D. Kenison, J. Nagle, J. Thureson, J. Connell, D. Reuter, B. Lubinski. Tennis — 89 Orange Scarf . . .is a new award started this year. It is given to a player who accumulates 500 points by achieving certain plays in a game or breaking a school record. The winners receive a knitted orange scarf and free passes to all football games and banquets for the rest of their lives. The orange scarf winners this year were Jim Pearson, Dave Quam, Dan Bray and Craig Johnson by the point system and Jim Blohm by breaking a school record. All-conference members are Craig Johnson and Dan Bray. Honorable mention for all-conference are Dave Quam and Bert Luer. Coach Sullivan summed up the season in this way, We left our heart and soul on the field at the game against Robbinsdale. The team was really fired up for that game, which was a let down. It was very critical to our success. Coach Sullivan goes on to explain that the Lake Conference is the toughest conference. It consists of the elite high school football teams. Sullivan says, The success can't just be measured by the wins and losses, but more by what the team brings into the game and what they get out of it. FRONT ROW: D. Freeman, J. Showalter, S. Hill, M. Hentges, D. Solberg, A. Griffith, S. Rekstad, L. Long. 2nd ROW: T. Orluck, D. Sybrant, D. Rhode, D. Solberg, J. Hager, D. Dunnigan, K. Olson. D. Praman. 3rd ROW: Coach Wilson, J. Frisvold, J. Peterson, J. Blohm, M. Olson, B. Dorphy, T. Arneson, B. Marengo, G. Cavanagh. 90 — Football BOTTOM ROW: M. Rcimer, D. Griop. J. Stock. T. Peterson. J. Jacobson. J. Evans. M. Windsor. B. Siegler. F. Fuller. 2nd ROW: Coach Thoreson. R. Hermes, B. Nelson. K. Grenson. G. Kazanosky, D. Larson. R. Spencer. J. Terhaark, J. VanKrevelen. M. Anderson. M. Horkal, Coach Swenson. TOP ROW: L. Lundgren, M. Wannebo, M. Luby, R. Youngdahl, J. Schultz. L. Long. D. Pramman, M. Peppe, P. Drolson, T. Haglund, S. Jensen. T. Schultz. J. Wolfe. T. Norgron. Football—91 FRONT ROW: K. Davit, T. Carlton, S. Hill, M. Hontges, D. Quam, A. Griffith, D. Boon, T. Armitrong. 2nd ROV : M. Poppo, L. Gillmon, D. McClay, J. Schowalter, B. Marengo, D. Bray. J. Pearson, K. Doughorty, G. Bohn, D. Dunnigan, K. Fritvold. 3rd ROW: L Long, D. Parker, T. Orluck, J. Hagor. D. Novak, P. Morfiz, G. Cavanagh, D. Quam, T. Rakotz, D. Rhode, D. Rekstad. 4th ROW: R. Youngdaht, K. Olson, D. Freeman, D. SoJborg, J. Miller, D. Sotberg, K. Osterberg, M. Schuerman, B. Leuer, T. Holton, D. Hoofer. B. Marengo. 5th ROW: M. Bramwell, D. Sybrant, D. Johnson, M. Orluck, L Pott, J. BSohm, R. Griffith. T. Arneson, B. Dorphy, J. Held, J. Meyer, C. Johnson, M. Dear, M. Olson, B. Frier, M. Bentley. BACK ROW: Mgr. B. Bernttoin. Coaches Steve Root. Jim Knight, Ron Long, Bob Lorentson, Hoad Coach Bob Sullivan. 92-Football 1. A Touchdown run. 2. Coach Sullivan reviews play. 3. 1974 Varsity Football Team 4. Master trampoline technique with T. Wolff. 5. Hepokoski vs. high bar. 6. Just horsing around! 7. Rick Grondahl. . .on the mats? Gymnast id — 93 Repetition and Strength. . . . . . are two key factors in gymnastics which can easily determine the difference between a good and a great gymnast. Hours are spent on each piece of equipment, mastering and perfecting individual skills. Graduation last year had taken most of the best gymnasts, leaving a young team abounding in potential. With so many new team members type of progress was different. Learning was the key rather than mastering and polishing skills. This year graduation didn't affect the team so badly. However, three seniors, Mike Christensen, Tom Wolff, Roger Hepokoski left the team. Therefore, next year's team will have many experienced gymnasts. TOP ROW: M. Kroening, M. Gunia, M. Christensen, T. Wolff, D. Duffney, R. Hepokoski, M. Roening, R. Strand. FRONT ROW: Coach Kramer, B. Johnson, D. Little, R. Grondahl, M. Behm, Coach Olson. 94 — Gymnastics TOP ROW: M. Tholon. D. Nauburgar, L. Driscoi, M. Gunia. C. Schwirtz. J. Fratag. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Kramar, D. Fredrickson, M. Johanson. T. Ryan. S. Dmohosli, 0. Rohling. Gymnastics — 95 . Head or Tails? 2. D. Rockstead performs on the balance boam. 3. Dismount — Courtesy of D. Grondahl. 4. Jill Svindahl. . . success on floor ex. 5. Donise Simons executes an aerial cartwheel. 6. Girls Gymanstics Team 96 — Girls Gymnastics Program Improves This year's girls' gymnastic program is several degrees higher than last year's. Improvements include new coach, Mrs. Forseth, new asst, coach Mr. Mader and a new dual meet format. Along with these comes what girls' gymnastics is all about . . . the girls. This year's sophomores comprised %'s of the team. The dual meets were held along with the boys. This created new problems. On a number of occasions one event would finish before another and audiences applause would cause a loss of concentration for the participant still working on his her routine. Conclusively, the problems encountered in a dual meet set-up were not enough to dampen the spirit and potential of the girls. It appears that girls' gymastics is here to stay. TOP ROW: D. Nichols, J. Svindal, R. Schutz, B. Weeks, D. Simons, J. Kilpela, J. Post, D. Rockstad, N. Carlson. MIDDLE ROW: M. Hels, P. Bettin, D. Grondahl, D. Netland, M. Stuntebeck, C. Lewis, K. Kammier, P. Lunde. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Forseth, D. Rehnke, K. Bolduc, P. Marvin, B. Hembergor, W. Mettle, Coach Mader. Girlt Gymnastics — 97 Hampered by Injury. . . ... As almost any athletic team is, the Cooper Matmen held a dual meet record of 11-2-1. They also faired well at the Winona and River Falls Tournaments taking first in each. In post-season competition, the quality of wrestling seemed to taper off. The team finished second in District 18. Six Hawk wrestlers participated in Regionals at Mound. Of these six, Steve House and defending state champion Jay Berthiaume went on to state. Graduation will take its own toll of seven senior wrestlers; but the eight returning lettermen should make the 75-76 team well-rounded. TOP ROW: M. Bentley, M. Luby, T. Huro, B. Steen, K. Meintsma, P. Marfix, C. Jones. 2nd ROW: M. Briggs, D. Engh, J. Stock, S. Engh, B. Parish, P. Beltz. FRONT ROW: R. Dehn, J. Berthiaume, S. House. 98 — Wrottimg TOP ROW: D. Oyen, J. Larson, L. Lundgren, T. Norgren, G. Jensen, B. Zeidler, K. Davis, B. Larson. 2nd ROW: B. Fave, J. Marion, P. Casey, P. Ryan, D. Squire, S. Briggs, K. Grenson. FRONT ROW: Managers, R. Smothers, D. Urich. Wrestling — 99 1. 8-Squad 2. Kathy Shik bumps 3. Debbie Linn sets up a hit 4. Kathy Kane awaits downfall of the ball 5. Debbie Linn serves 6. A-Squad BOTTOM ROW: D. Anderson, C. Kilcullen, D. Olivera, T. Crowe, H. Craven. 2nd ROW: R. Bossard, L. Bistodeau, D. Arnold, B. Wyrick, C. Armstrong, H. Myers. 100— Vollayball Practice, Hard Work, Dedication. . . The Volleyball Team had a great season. Coached by Ms. Hagen and Ms. Holz, the team finished with a 9-4 record for a fourth place in the Lake Conference. Ms. Hagen believes that Practice, hard work, and dedication gave the best defenses on the high school level. Advancing to District competition, the girls were eliminated after losing their second match; therefore, not qualifying for regional or state meets. Divided into an A-Squad and a B-Squad, the girls' competition was much larger and more experienced than our small, young team. Finishing with a record of 3-10, the B-Squad was a team with little experience of playing together. Looking beyond their hardships, Ms. Hagen feels optimistic toward her upcoming seasons with the team. FRONT ROW: K. Kane, J. Ladd, J. Richardson, L. Neuberger. 2nd ROW: D. Linn, L. Ringwelski, P. Moiling, K. Schik, S. Connell. VoUoyboH — 101 Cagers Go io State To many it was expected, hopeful, surprising, or even shocking. The cagers held off Minneapolis Central 56 53 for the Region D championship and a first-time ticket to the state tournament. The team proceeded to their first game of the tournament against St. Paul Highland Park, with the mental attitude of playing a relaxed, but hard played scrimmage. Cooper led 28-27 at halftime and finished with an impressive 47-36 win. The fans went wild. But the team then suffered a disappointing loss to Little Falls, by a score of 58-53. Little Falls did not have an easy win though. With 2:05 remaining, a free throw from Hanson put Cooper ahead 51-50. Little Falls came back with three more points, and two steals to put the Flyers ahead to win. (Little Falls beat Robbinsdalo for the Class AA crown and proceeded on to beat Class A title holder Chisholm in the championship game.) Cooper still wanted that third place trophy. Playing against Mankato-West, (losers to Robbinsdale) the Hawks led48-38 late in the third quarter. But Mankato West pulled within two points with 5:44 remaining in the game. Cooper again went to work • and a layup and two free throws by Meyer along with two free throws by Hanson made it a nice win of 59-57 for the third place spot in Class AA. To play as well as Cooper did throughout the state tourney, it took a total team effort, an element that may have been lacking at times throughout the season. The Cagers won their first seven games of the season, but lost nine of their last 13 regular season games. The coaches, players, parents, and basketball fans will agree that not only were the events of the tournament exciting, but memorable as well. TOP ROW: Coach Johnson, B. Marengo, J. Pearson, M. Schneider, S. Kackman, J. Miller, D. Deno, M. Bramwell, Manager Bernstein. BOTTOM ROW: T. Johnson, D. Heefer, M. Dear, R. Hanson, J. Meyer, D. Iskierka, S. Dyrud. I02 — B4ik� b l1 TOP ROW: G. Juba, S. Dyrud, R. Youngdahl, B. Marengo, R. Reid. BOTTOM ROW: J. Pearson, M. Schneider, S. Kackman, J. Miller, M. Bra m well. BaksetbsH— 103 TOP ROW: Coach Williams, R. Hermes, M. Berquist, S. Greenfield, B. Olson, S. Nelson, M. Anderson, D. Graham, Coach Bauerly. MIDDLE ROW: M. Herkal, P. Brolsen, D. Miller, M. Bramwell, C. Cardinal, E. Newhouse. BOTTOM ROW: M. Wannabo, M. Windsor, D. Quigley, J. Jacobson, J. Lenardson, D. Vilcson. 104 — Baikotboll Sea World The theme for the 1975 Aqua-ettes was Sea World. This year's director for the girls was Vicki Boeddeker. The show was a real success for the club. With the girls working real hard they came up with numbers like Pirates, Mermaids, Whale Hunt and Sailors. After putting in a lot of practice hours, the girls had a lot of fun!! BACK ROW: C. Blue, J. Boeddeker, P. Lang, J. Overman, D. Josephson. 3rd ROW: S. Patin, L. Bloom, M. Doar, D. Juday, T. Josephson. 2nd ROW: S. Sandberg, B. Bobleter, C. Coughlin, L. Neubergor, C. Lee. FRONT ROW: P. Bitner, S. Collins, P. Leaf, B. Bobleter, J. Josephson. 1. A familiar sight on the courts. 2. I point on a free throw. 3. Hoefer trys for a basket. 4. B-Team 5. Aqua-ettes during practice. 6. 1974-75 Aqua-ottos Aqus-ittat—105 . Coaches Al Goodwin and Dave Doten. 2. Jeff Arnott and Todd Connolly anxiously await gun at dual moot against Minnetonka. 3. Junior Varsity 4. Jim Fallon swims butterfly. 5. Varsity A. Christensen, S. Montgomery, J. Adamson, J. Frilstad, B. Kjer, K. Olsen. 2nd ROW: R. Lockwood, M. Stueffen, L. Rehman, R. Board-son, K. Bentley. 3rd ROW: M. Hanauska, J. Frilstad, M. Fuller, M. Reimer, T. Worwa, D. Benesh. 106 — Swimming Spirited, Impressive, Unbelievable Though many thought that Cooper's Swim Team would be greatly weakened by the many swimmers who graduated last year, the 1974 1975 team proved this to bo wrong. With an overall Lake Conference record of 10 2, the swimmors showed they had more strength and versatility than given credit for. This 10 2 record contributed to the impressive 5 year record of S3 14. A fantastic performance by the swimmers which capturod tho regional title, was, according to Coach Al Goodwin and Coach Dave Doten unbelievable. Every swimmer improved their times and many records were improved by as much as 5 7 seconds. Coach Doten said he has never had the opportunity to work with a group that put on such a good performance and shown so much spirit as this year's toam. After such a good performance at regions it was hard to come back the following wookond at the state meet. The team finished eleventh out of a field of 74 high school swim teams. In summary, Coach Goodwin says that the region performance was one of tho greatest coaching thrills of his career. More emphasis was put on rogions, and the team put on as good or better performance than last year's team. He also said after regions that For the first time in five years we were thrown into the pool! He thoroughly enjoyed it. FRONT ROW: R. Schultz, D. Holton, J. Kingsley, J. Fallon, M. Schutz, K. White. 2nd ROW: M. Hoberman, T. Elsmore, J. Adamson, B. Gawboy, J. Adamson, T. Bigley. 3rd ROW: T. Mannie, J. Arnott, T. Connolly, R. Hanson, R. Nelson, R. Carlson, D. Schuller. Swimming — 107 They've Gof fhe Spirit. . . . . . one could say for the Cooper girls' swimming team. This year the girls were led by co-captains Mari Adamson and Deb Hannasch. The team finished with an overall record of 6 6. Don’t let this be deceiving, because the majority of the meets lost were only by a margin of a few points. At the District 18 meet, the team finished in ninth place, which was three places higher than last year. Eight girls advanced to the Regional meet compared to last year's five. We didn't win or lose, said Coach Jan Mathews. In the sense of self-accomplishment, each girl had a winning season although the finishing record doesn't reveal it. 108 — Swimming 1. Yvonne Doll shows her skills 2. Coach Mathews splitting a race. 3. Girls anxiously awaiting the gun 4. Anne Duxbury in practice 5. Girls Swim Team BOTTOM ROW: L. Wood, J. Nichols, J. Walz, A. Duxbury, B. Bobleter, J. Tvedt. 2nd ROW: M. Adamson, S. Sandberg, Y. Doll, M. Stuntebeck, K. Huebsch, J. Bergeron, R. Ruone. 3rd ROW: Coach Jan Mathews, B. Bobleter, C. Anderson, S. Nelson, D. Olson, D. Hannasch. Swimming— 109 FRONT ROW: B. Olson, B. LoCuyer, D. Pickering, D. Horning, T. Braun. 2nd ROW: Coach Boyt, T. Hemken, J. Christensen, S. Banker, T. Meyerhoff, M. Banker. 110—Boy‘t Sltiing Women s Lib. . . ... on the boy's Ski Team? The guys and gals practiced together this year. The situation worked out quite well and is planned again for next year. Another plus to the mixed practices was cutting down driving costs. Mr. Boyt, the new coach, commented on the succession of coaches in the last three years. He felt a variety of coaches helped vary the skiers skills. Variety in practice, and in coaches, contributed to a good season. FRONT ROW: D. Swanson, D. Atchison. 2nd ROW: N. Gartner, S. Mason, S. Humble, B. Ebner, Coach O'Hara. 1. Taking a jump. 2. Whata bind. 3. Boy's Slalom Ski Team 4. A race to the finish. 5. Nice jump! 6. Boy's Cross-Country Ski Team Boys Skiing — III 1. Nice Spill! 2. Doesn 7 this look like fun ? 3. Girl's Slalom Ski Team 4. I'm glad I made that one. 5. Whoops! 1 FRONT ROW: Coach Mathews, A. Baecker, K. Olsen, A. Sullivan, D. Moser. 2nd ROW: D. Hannasch, J. Sullivan, D. Josephson, L. Wood, C. Kyle, S. Williamson, J. McAlpine. NOT PICTURED: D. Ewer. 112 — Girls Skiing D. Martinson, K. Gates, C. Garty, P. Knowlen, P. Heglund, Coach O'Hara. Effort. . . . . . was displayed by the girls ski team. In regions they ranked 8th. The team was led by Ann and Jan Sullivan, consisting mainly of seniors. Along with the hard work came big spills but much was learned. The returning experienced skiers give a good outlook for next year's season. Girh Skiing — Superior Defense . . . . . . and a good goalie broughf the team through a successful season. Talented individuals combined to make an efficient team on both offense and defense. The team's record was 11-9. The absence of injuries allowed the team to play as a unit throughout the season. BOTTOM ROW: G. Stefano, J. Evans, R. Carlson, L. Wasnik, K. Johnson, M. Hentges, B. Tabor, S. Anderson. 2nd ROW: S. Siniem, J. Rasmussen, D. Johnson, J. Blohm, D. Solberg, M. Boefiner, J. Christenson, A. Griffith, Coach Hammar. 114-Hockey TOP ROW: D. Sundquist, S. Siniem, D. Hemingway, S. Peterson, L Post, L. Long, D. Griop, D. Skoby. BOTTOM ROW: T. Wilcox, M. Okerscram, S. McCallun, J. Langanki, Coach Staplos, T. C ock, C. Winter, J. Evans, K. Johnson. 1. Goalie blocks. 2. GOAL! 3. Cooper skates hard. 4. Varsity Team 5. Coach Hammer watches. 6. Face-off. 7. Junior Varsity Team Hockey—US Varsity Football OPPONENT WE THEY Albert Lee 14 21 Armstrong 6 12 Minnetonka 27 14 Robbinsdale 7 20 Richfield 6 20 Wayzata 6 28 Kennedy II 35 Eisenhower 23 7 Edina East 15 22 Varsity Soccer OPPONENT WE THEY Coon Rapids 1 2 Minnetonka 1 0 Edina West 3 1 Kennedy 2 2 Edina East 2 0 Lincoln 2 0 Robbinsdale 3 0 Richfield 1 3 Jefferson 3 2 Eisenhower 0 1 Armstrong 3 0 St. Louis Pk. 3 0 Johnson 7 1 Irondale 2 2 Lindbergh 1 3 Fall Scores J. V. Football OPPONENT WE THEY Edina East 6 12 Armstrong 9 6 Minnetonka 29 6 Robbinsdale 32 14 Richfield 19 20 Wayzata 30 6 Kennedy 38 8 Eisenhower 12 6 J. V. Soccer OPPONENT WE THEY Wayzata 4 1 Coon Rapids 3 0 Minnetonka 2 1 Edina West 1 2 Konnedy 2 2 Edina East 0 2 Lincoln 1 2 Robbinsdale 4 2 Richfield 5 1 Jefferson 3 1 Eisenhower 1 0 Armstrong 2 1 St. Louis Pk. 2 0 Johnson 6 0 Irondale 5 0 Lindbergh 4 1 Benilde 2 1 B-Squad Football OPPONENT WE THEY Richfield 8 14 Armstrong 8 6 Minnetonka . 8 48 Robbinsdale 0 6 Record: 2-6 Cross Country STANDINGS WON LOST Armstrong 13 0 Eisenhower 12 1 Lincoln II 2 Edina East 10 3 St. Louis Pk. 9 4 Wayzata 8 5 Lindbergh 6 7 Cooper 5 8 Jefferson 5 8 Minnetonka 4 9 Robbinsdale 3 10 Edina West 3 10 Kennedy 1 12 Richfield 1 12 Girls Swimming A-Squad Volleyball B-Squad Volleyball OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Lincoln 140 59 Armstrong 2 0 Armstrong 1 2 Robbinsdalo 144 65 Robbinsdale 2 0 Robbinsdale 2 1 Kennedy 141 48 Osseo 1 2 Osseo 1 2 Armstrong 101 103 Mound 2 1 Kennedy 1 2 Park 114 90 Kennedy 0 2 Richfield 1 2 Edina East 54 42 Richfield 2 0 Lindbergh 1 2 Edina West 38 56 Lindbergh 2 0 Wayzata 1 2 Eisenhower 127 76 Wayzata 0 2 Eisenhower 2 1 Minnetonka 69 133 Edina East 2 0 Jefferson 94 110 Minnetonka 2 1 Wayzata 101 106 Eisenhower 2 0 Lindbergh 85 119 Edina Wost 2 0 116 — Scoroi Winter Scores Varsity Swimming OPPONENT WE THEY Lincoln 120 42 Robbinsdale 114 55 Kennedy no 69 Armstrong 103 70 Golden Valley 81 91 Park 98 76 Edina East 52 31 Edina West 66 19 Eisenhower 66 106 Minnetonka 101 62 Jefferson 65 106 Wayzata 101 80 Lindbergh 107 64 Wrestling O0PON ENT WE THEY Minnetonka 27 21 Hopkins Eisen. 41 31 Edina East 46 II Sp. Lk. Park 36 12 Richfield 42 6 Fridley 9 30 Hastings 43 6 Mankato 26 26 Kennedy 34 13 Robbinsdale 34 13 Wayzata 22 27 Robbinsdalo 34 13 Grand Rapids 29 20 Winona Tournament 1st R. Falls Tourney 1st Districts 2nd Varsity Basketball OPPONENT WE THEY Minnetonka 47 43 Eisenhower 68 34 Park Center 73 43 Edina Eason 70 45 Robbinsdale 77 68 Richfield 77 62 Lincoln 52 51 Mounds View 50 SO Simley 64 73 Kennedy 42 44 Armstrong 47 45 Wayzata 52 50 Jefferson 40 44 St. Louis Pk. 66 45 Anoka 53 66 Lindbergh 54 69 Lincoln 69 56 Edina Wost SO 52 Varsity Hockey OPPONENT WE THEY Park Centor 4 1 Jefferson 2 0 Sp. Lk. Pk. 2 0 Edina East 4 5 Mpls. West 3 4 Park 1 4 Ossoo 3 1 Henry 3 1 Edina West 5 6 Lindbergh 1 4 Eisenhower 4 1 Lincoln 2 5 Kennedy 4 5 Armstrong 7 3 Robbinsdale 4 2 Ronka 3 9 Roosvolt 6 1 Brooklyn Center 9 1 Wayzata 2 1 Eisenhower 2 0 Wayzata Playoffs 1 2 Slalom Skiing OPPONENT WE THEY Park 3 12 Jefferson 13 2 Robbinsdale 3 12 Edina West 0 15 Richfield 0 15 Lindborgh 1 14 Eisenhower 2 13 Lincoln 0 15 Edina East 1 14 J. V. Basketball OPPONENT WE THEY Minnetonka 36 40 Eisenhower 37 40 Park. Confer 51 41 Edina East 53 54 Robbinsdale 48 53 Richfield 53 62 Konnedy 48 45 Armstrong 29 52 Wayzata 41 37 Jefferson 44 67 St. Louis Pk. 57 46 Lindbergh 37 72 Lincoln 49 47 Edina West 30 46 J. V. Hockey OPPONENT WE THEY Wayzata 4 1 Jefferson 5 3 Richfield 2 1 Robbinsdale 6 1 Kennedy 5 1 Edina West 4 3 Lincoln 3 1 Lindbergh 4 1 Armstrong 6 0 Edina East 3 5 St. Louis Pk. 3 5 Minnetonka 4 6 Eisenhower 3 4 Gymnastics OPPONENT WE THEY Jefferson 93.6 80.7 Lindbergh 118 79.33 Armstrong II 1.3 132.88 Lincoln 121.3 85.82 St. Louis Pk. 113.55 127.98 Robbinsdale 114.67 109.72 Edina West 116.53 88.5 Kennedy 124.94 104.32 Richfield 131.59 111.50 Edina East 115.0 72.83 Eisenhower 129.0 105.0 Wht. Bear Invt. 1st Stout State Invt. 1st B-Squad Basketball OPPONENT WE THEY Minnetonka 37 65 Eisenhower 36 66 Park Center 34 56 Edina East 28 59 Robbinsdale 53 55 Richfield 23 61 Kennody 26 45 Armstrong 40 61 Wayzata 45 43 Jefferson 53 54 St. Louis Pk. 35 50 Lindbergh 34 57 Lincoln SI 65 Edina West 40 43 Scores — 117 Attempts Were Made . . . . . . by this year s Student Government to better the students' environment. Student Government passed many resolutions this year. Some of them were on subjects such as open lunch, student lounge, and the lavatories. Not all of these resolutions were carried out, though, because of opposition from the administration or the School Board. But the government made it possible for the students to have a place to meet this year. A lounge was opened up in the cafeteria for this purpose. The government did help to better the environment, and in the future, conditions for the students should improve even more. 1. Mr. Blore: the Student Government's right-hand man. 2. What do we do now? 3. STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS: K. Forsythe, D. Ewer, J. Carlson 4. NHS OFFICERS: M. Winker. D. Johnson, D. Cook, S. Pickorign 5. You Woon Kyung, Korean orphan supported by NHS 6. Old NHS Members 7. New NHS Members 120— Student Government Changes in Attitudes. . . . . were seen this year in National Honor Society. (NHS) With the help of Mr. Kemppainen and Mr. Johansen, the new NHS advisor, Recognition Day and Induction Night were planned. White carnations were pinned on the new members by last year's old members on Recognition Day. But all was not well within the society this year. NHS met with criticism from the outside as well as the inside. Many thought NHS was worthless and accomplished nothing. Others criticized the selection process. The lack of interest in NHS has grown over the past year and the society's future is unknown. NHS did have a project going this year. The society supported an orphan from Korea. They helped to provide for her education and her everyday needs. The question arises, if the lack of enthusiasm continues to grow, how long will NHS be able to support this orphan? BOTTOM BOV : M. Marchand, J. Snustad, S. Jacobson, M. Williams. D. Paterson, M. Lutgen. M. Briggs, J, Prey, N. Lund, K. V adatz. 2R: D. Krause, S. Klemenhagen, C. Fritvold. J. Nichols, R. Johnson, D. Neumann, L. Goodrich. M. Marchand, C. Cole■ 3R: D. Griep, J. Hoiseth, K. Anderson, A. Anderson, F. Kamke, M. Wien bar. V. Schulz, V. Nelson. 0 BOTTOM ROW: C. Herkal, J. Grove, J. McCue, N. Wyrick. L. Lee, B. Caughey, C. Bedman, S. WenHand, D. Holms from, C. Stelclt, M. Hohten, J. Steen, R. Smith, P. Frayseth, J. Kuledge, K. Thorson, K. Lerach, M. Roening. L. VanAsch, S. Diethert, P. Knovden, K. Gates, B. Aase, C. Kane, L. Mulianey, L Langankl. 2R: D. Michael. G. Doten, K. Seelye, K. Schoen, W. Sundquist, J. Svindal, R. Gass. J. Nelson. C. Roubik, D. Martinson, C. Eckert. M. Cot, C. Swanson, B. Tossier, L Larson, M. Jurek, P. Berglund, T. Peppe, K. Dickson, D. Pearson, D. Monson, C. Radbff, C. Pierson. 3R: J. Carlton, D. Greenwaldt, L. Hoisted. D. Johnson, K. Henton, P. Heglund, W. Riel, R. Heichert, M. Erickson. L. Sams. L Ringwelski, M. Wojcik, J. Welz, A. Prellwitz, L Overacker, M. Ferree. M. Choromanski. D. Keniton, A. Dutbury, D. Hannatch, C. Anderson, M. Olson, L. Kronberg, C. Johnson. C. Jost. 4R: C. Reed. L. Wasnick, D. Bray. D. Hiltner. T. Frayseth. D. Fundingsland. B. Belanger, J. Pearson, D. Wicklund, D. Deno, G. Kemmitt, R. Hanson. R. Griffith, M. Enge. D. Schuller, B. Dorphy, S. Kempf, S. Boeddoker. M. Br am well, E. Duff nay, D. Quern, R. Reid, J. Kohls. D. Bremel, J. Wegmann, L. Eastlund. National Honor —121 School Service. . . . . . was the motto of this year's Student Library and Audio-Visual Aides. Through the giving of their time, these students helped to make Cooper run more efficiently. The Library Aides, under the direction of Ms. Liebel, helped students as they checked out books or magazines. This gave the librarians more time to help students and more chances to get their daily work done. The A.V. Aides once again kept the A. V. equipment running smoothly. With the help of Mr. Kane and Ms. Farm, they made sure that a machine requested by a teacher was in the right room at the right time. They made it possible for students to enjoy movies, slides or tapes during our classes. BOTTOM ROW: Ms. Farm, M. Flannery, E. Egerer. 2nd ROW: T. Mead. C. Egerer, D. Griep, B. Mauk, Mr. Kano. 3rd ROW: R. Mead, M. Stickel, T. Duek. BOTTOM ROW: K. Thomas, D. Nichols, L. Aydt, A. Berger, T. Baratti, S. Assimes, L. Rico. 2nd ROW: K. Jost, R. Marshik, C. dost, C. McMillian, W. Sundquist, C. Friswald. 3rd ROW: M. Peterson, B. Seelig, A. Nelson, T. Winklor. 122 — A V Library Aid Hard Work. . . . . . and determination made the Hawks Quill what it is. The staff spent many hours in and out of school covering local and school events. A new page was added this year when Claudia Johnson came up with the idea of a Community page. It told of coming events and concerts. Hidden Hawk was also added. It allowed students who found their name in the paper to receive a McDonald’s Gift Certificate. Editors, Nancy Lund and Connie Swanson did a good job of keeping the staff unified. 1. 1974 75 AVAides 2. 1974-75 Library Aides 3. Editors Connie Swanson and Nancy Lund look over latest issue. 4. The Hawk's Quill Staff 3rd ROW: D. Sundquist, B. Zeidler, K. Krueger, S. Lund, C. Johnson, A. Anderson, L. McClish. 2nd ROW: J. Huebsch, K. Forsythe, R. Heichert, D. Saladis, L. Wasnik, D. Neumann, C. Swanson, N. Lund, H. Myers, M. Winker. BOTTOM ROW: R. Walker, J. Snustad, B. Bobleter. Hawks QU!H— 123 BOTTOM ROW: Sue, John, Deb, Cheryl, Tom. 2R: Lucy, Deb, Keren, Kevin, Leura, Cindy, Mike, Jean, Janof. 3R: Rob, Ron, Mari, Dawn, Bonnie, Anne, Pete, Marjorie. 4R: Candy, Vern, Becky. 124 — Annual Staff A Sense of Accomplishment. . . . . . and a sigh of relief was experienced by all on the 1975 Talons staff after the completion of this book. Through our many difficulties, hassles, experiences, differences, and deadlines, we again managed to pull through another hectic year. A great amount of knowledge and effort put forth by the staff and its editors attempted to make this book unlike any other, and one of the best Cooper has ever had. By placing greater importance on the individual student, hopefully, our task was accomplished. Our thanks to Scherling-Pletsch Studios, and especially Roger with the funny last name for his time and patience with all of us! Also, a big thanks to Kir. Ralph Carlson, Mr. Kane, Mrs. Foss, and all of the office crew for their help. Last, but not least, our very special, and most important thanks are extended to Mr. Vern Hollister for his support, patience, and assistance throughout the year. 1. Good morning Candy and Deb! 2. The 1975 Talons Staff 3. Mr. Hollister doing what he does best, Keeping Calm! 4. Did you see what I saw? Editor, Mari Adamson Annual Staff— I2S Participation Runs High. . . ... in GAA without much competition from Cooper's growing girls interscholastics program. The large variety of sports and recreational activities G.A.A. offers, provides the girls, most of whom are sophomores and juniors, with opportunities of an interscholastic team without the high caliber of competition. Many sports offered in G.A.A. are not offered in the interscholastic program. Such sports are Archery, Basketball, Badminton, and Bowling. The girls' enthusiasm and interest runs high and keeps G.A.A. an organization most girls experience in their years at Cooper. BOTTOM ROW: A. Brown, D. Johnson, C. Lysdahl, D. Arnold, D. Andorson, Y. Doll, M. Griggs, M. Rhode. D. Anderson. 2R: S. Nichoh. G. Ed shorn, K. Fassborgor, K. HopoLoski, B. Groska, C. Couillerd, T. Baker, C. Couillard, S. Miller, C. Fick. 3R: R. Loushin, K. Kane, S. Ferry, 8. Stameni, J. Wilson. P. Croat, P. Frayseth, L McClish, P. Mourning, R. Johnson, B. Schendel. 4R: P. Keske, D. Linn, K. Schik, M. Carlson, D. Bariosch, W. Hukriode, T. Jamsa, D. Oberg, D. Netland, B. Johnson, L. Hager, P. Nelson. SR: S. Olson, P. Whipp, C. Ruck, J. Olson, L. Amborn, L. Voss, C. Hays, L. Prairie, S. Schabor, B. Moyor, R. Eldon, A. Fetterley, T. Riemer. 6R: S. Desens, J. Tracy, L. Michels, D. Lehr, L Lenan, T. Christensen, L. Edberg. P. Maniak, C. Kilcullen, M. Arens, C. Gariy, S. Bolin, J. Egan. 126 GAA TTOM ROW. L to R: L Hager, ft Mayer, Y. Dolt. TR: P. Mourning. T. Bator. Mania t, C. Fkt. 1. Girls enjoy softball. 2. Girls' Athletic Association 3. Archery team. 4. Volleyball team. 5. Volleyball is a popular activity. GAA —127 BOTTOM ROW: T. Bator, A. Fottorloy. C. Couillard, K. Kano, C. Couillard. 2R: T. Jamsa, 5. Nichols, K. Hepotosti, M. Rhode, S. Ferry, ft Stament, J. Egan. 3R: Y. Doll, W. Hutriedo, K. Fassberger, M. Griggs, K. hit, D. Anderson, R. Loushin, S. Miller, T. Roimer. A New System . . . provided winter sports with their own cheerleading squads. This new system consisted of dividing all winter cheerleaders into squads for Basketball and Gymnastics, hlockey, Wrestling and Swimming. Fall squad remained a single unit with the girls dividing their time between Football, Soccer and Cross-Country. B-Squad 128 — Choerloadon 1. T to B: P. Ludwig, L. Youngguist, N. Nelson, D. Rehnke, M. Doar, M. Rhode, J. Oxley, B. Newman. 2. PR, L to R: P. Pahos, J. Pray, J. Huobsch. MR: K. Wadatz, C. Lind, D. Simmons, M. Miller. BR: N. Deno, R. Bacher, S. Patrick, K. LaForce, K. Windsor. 3. Do I ever feel like a fool! 4. If you believe in Peanut Butter. . . 5. BR, L to R: J. Pray, C. Lind, K. Wadatz, N. Deno. PR: C. Katchmaker, P. Pahos, R. Bacher. 6. L to R: C. Bosacker, P. McFeely, J. Thureson, K. Harves, K. Dixon. 7. L to R: S. Schmitz, M. Rakotz, C. Smith, S. Patrick. 8. T to B: K. Laforco, D. Simmons, K. Windsor, M. Miller, J. Huebsch. Gymnastics and Basketball Squad Swimming Squad Wrestling Squad Hockey Squad Cheerletdon — 129 Spirits Grew ... as Pom Pom Girls and Flag Twirlers attended many sports events in an effort to cheer on the teams to victories. Led by captain Karen Schoen, the Pom-Pom Girls attended all home games or events adding color and enthusiasm. The girls also danced routines to popular songs at a few Basketball games and Pepfests. Cute routines and a distinct style characterized the flagtwirler's performances. The flaggies performed at all home Football and Basketball games during the halftime show. Many hours of practice contributed to the look of perfection the flagtwirlers displayed throughout the year. 130— Pom Pom Girlt 1. Pom Pom Girls soiling Trojanwurst of Homecoming Picnic. 2. I Goofed!” 3. The Pom-Pom Girls. 4. Did you hear about. . .? 5. The Flagtwirlers. t- to R: D. Enquist. S. Klatko, L Nybo. L. Halttad, K. Fonytho, L Kronborg, J. Sullivan. Flag Twirlan— 131 Being in a Danceline. . . . . . is really hard work, but when you go out and perform it's really worth it, stated Corrine Saba. The Cooperettes marched in parades over the summer and danced at halftime during many games. They also held a fashion show to raise money for new seats in the auditorium. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Gorskey, C. Barton, L. Arseneau, D. Pearson, B. Coult, S. Reed, J. Ramerth, C. Kozub, L. Sams, B. Scherz, S. Konkol, L. Johnson, N. Hagen, C. Saba, J. Dear, D. Saba, M. Lenarz, D. Kenison, T. Peppe, L. Ringwelski, D. Hall. 132— Cooperettes School Spirif . . . BOTTOM ROW: L. McClith. P. Fraysoih. K. Thorton. G. Erichon. A. Fallon. 2R: H. Haiskala, L Horou . K. Hu� btch, R. Lou thin, S. Millor. 3R: D. Michael. P. Finnemoro. L. Holton. P. Croat. 4R: M. Carlton. B. Houfiol. M. McClollan. B. Kowalio. J. Wilton. SR: L. Amborn. L. Bitfudeau, T. Jamsa. W. Hukriodo. C. Ruck. C. Worst . . . was on the minds of this year's Hawks and Pep Club. The Hawks cut down in size this year but it didn't affect their performance. They attended every sports event they could and helped to create some enthusiasm in the crowds. The Hawks weren't just another cheering squad; they were the symbol of Cooper. Pep Club did a great job this year of keeping us informed of different sports events by making posters and displaying them around the school. They organized a card section that added to the spirit at soccer games. The club organized buses so that students could attend away games and they planned and sponsored Snow Week. 1. Bottom's up!! 2. 1974-75 Cooperettes 3. 1974 75 HA WKS: S. Kempt, M. Weinbar, P. Heglund 4. 1974 75 Pop Club 5. Pep Club uniform Hawki Pep Club — 133 International • 00 ... at Cooper with fhe help of American Field Service (AFS) and the foreign language clubs. AFS sponsored United Nations Day. Exchange students from other schools were brought to Cooper to talk about their country. To add to the atmosphere, several students and teachers dressed up in costumes of different countries. AFS also sponsored the film Romeo and Juliet to raise money so they are able to bring an exchange student to Cooper next year. French, Spanish and German languages each had their own clubs which sponsored several activities during the year. These activities helped to unify the foreign language students and taught them more about the culture and customs of the countries they were studying. BR: K. Mointsma. 2R: J. Johnson, L Bockfold. J. Du pay, D. Ewer, M. Winker, K. Wagner. 3R: B. Ranney, A. Anderson, D. Hemingway, P. Hoglund, M. Weinbar, R. Heichert. 134 — AFS C.____ Language Clubs — I3S To Speak or Recife . . . loudly and rhetorically. This is what the word declamation means and this is what Declam was all about. This year the Declamation team started it's season with it's annual trip to Duluth. Along with the lack of sleep and many good memories, they brought back several ribbons and honorable mentions. This helped to start out their season on the right foot. They attended many tournaments on Saturdays and participated in the District and State Speech Contest. The Mankato trip was a highlight, when the team garnered 7 trophies, including the Sweepstakes trophy. With the experience of many veterans and the enthusiasm of some new members, Declamation had a good year and is looking forward to an even better season next year. t .i .s, X Ujmm 7 ' y y ---- 1. Dedam is. . . 2. 1974-75 Declamation Team 3. You expect me to believe that? 4. 1974-1975 Varsity Debate Squad (?) M. Enge, D. Rodricli M. Lutgen, D. Johnson 5. 1974-75 Junior Varsity Debate Squad and Coach Harvey Weiss BOTTOM ROW: M. Lutgon, C. Meier, S. Pickorign, D. Johnson. 2nd ROW: B. LaFreniere, D. Neumann, N. Lund, K. Freeman. R. Clayton. 3rd ROW: A. Brown, J. Nord, M. Ferree, J. Wegmann, C. Friswald. 136 — Declamation The Term Debate. . . . . . simply means organized argument, however the educational benefits, people and fish stories surrounding de-bait cannot be as easily described. This year the Cooper Debate teams argued their way across the heartland of our beloved state; from the pine tree forests of St. Paul to the Great Lake waters of Duluth. Consistent experience and group cohesiveness was lacking in this year's teams, resulting in about a 50% success ratio. Truly, it was the fatherly guidance of coach Harvey Weiss that transformed a mediocre ballot year into a year of personal growth. Copy: Daniel C. Johnson Debate Squad Captain Harvey, M. Wojcik, J. Lonnartson, L. May, D. Mussel man, J. Wegmann, J. Nord, E. Newhouse, J. Taintor, G. Swanson. Debate—137 Competing in . . . . . . the Twin City Senior High Chess League were Mr. Daly's Chess team. They were part of the Northwest division and competed with 5 other teams. They placed third. All the games they lost were close ones and Mr. Daly said, Just wait until next year. 1. Concentration is needed to play a good game. 2. Knowledge of the game is important. 3. Chess Team 4. G.U.S. 5. Key Club f I ■ BACK ROW: P. Norby, P. Withington, B. Judnitch, K. Antoski, J. Biddick. FRONT ROW: G. Gartner, C. Steinhauser, S. Radermacher. 138 —Chou Club Reorganization. . . LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Stelck, D. Michael, S. Kempf, K. Thorson, W. Sudquisf. . . . was the main goal for this year's G.U.S. They started the year with only one girl, but after much recruiting the group grew to ten. The girls spent most of the year building their funds to bring G. U.S. out of debt. Key Club started the year as a renewed organization. In October, the club set out to accomplish its theme, service to the community. Because of increased involvement this year, much more was accomplished. A major activity Key was involved in was Project Pal, of Highview School for Retarded youth. They ended the year working for a gift to Cooper High. Key, sponsored by the North Hennepin Kiwanis, looks forward to increased involvement and success. BACK ROW: N. Coone, K. Meinfsma, M. Lutgen, E. Arseneau, K. Kruger, G. Betzol, Mr. Gagnon. FRONT ROW: S. Piepgrass, G. Klaus, D. Morrison. Gus Koy Club — 139 Sophomores They came strolling in last fall eager to accept the challenges and responsibilities as a sophomore. Some, more than others, found themselves changing as the year slipped by. Learning individuality and making adjustments seemed to be a common pastime. They chose leaders to make the tough decisions for student rights and for better plans in the years to come. The 8 period day was one of the big changes made last fall at Cooper, and the sophomores adopted it easily into their school day. Their discoveries and errors brought them to realize that they have little time left to make important decisions for the future and search for goals in their life. 142 — Sophomorot Signe David Ahrans Alexander David Denice Andenon Anderson Lynette Amborn Greg Anderson Joy Anderson June Anderson Mike Anderson Julie Andersen Brenda Anderson Curtis Anderson Mike Anderson Robert Anderson Steven Anderson Diane Andresen Richard Andrea sen Bruce Anthony Donald Arenz Darren Debra Sophia Arnold Arnold Assimes James Astrup David Kevin Atchison Augustin Brian Aultman Brian Aydt Michele Bacher Alan Bednarek Tracy BeHord PaJ Beltz Teresa Barhorst ft Jay Bender Jan Benedict . Kris Bayard Mark Bennett Barb Beniley Jodi Bentsen Thomas Berard O' f m... Janet Bergeron Nancy Bergman i n Ma ! lik Rodney Bergstrom Mark Bernstein Patricia Patricia Bethke Bettin Mike Berquiest George Debra Betzold Biddick Drew Mike Blake Bloedow Brad Blomquist ' r � Mark Bonnie BJoomquist Bobloter Jody Boeddeker Sophomores — 143 81 Jamas Kathleen Bo finer Bohne Bolduc r Sandra Bolin Virginia Bonk Lauria Rena Donna Borrall Bosshart Burgaoit Rickay Brakkan Michael BramwaR Gari Brendan Timothy Kathlaan Braun Bragal Thomas Scott Bramal Briggs Scott Andre Broman Brown Cynthia Thomas Kit Buhl Burquest Butler ft Lisa Susan Cadwell Cady Jackie Richard Caouatta Caouatta Curtis Debra Cardinal Carlson Gragg James Madonna Nancy Scott Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Tammia Carlson Theresa Steven Carlson Carringar Patrick Casey Elaine Caspars 0 err tAj Patrick Paula Eric Chapman Choromanski Christensen Greg Christensen Mark Christensen Tammy Christensen | Joel Christoffersan Richard Clayton Tarry Clayton Rebecca Laura Clemens Cloutier Kari Cogswell Joseph Sharon Common Connell James Cook Sherry Cook Charles Cooper 144 — Sophomores Jo met Corbett Janny Carolyn Catherine Cottar CouiUerd Coultlard Sloven Coult John Cowan Kelly Cramor Heidi Mary Craven Croat Terete Crough Suzanne Crowe Barbara Curiit Brenda Dahl Janet Gregory Vickie Karen Randy Dahlen Dahlke Dele Danielton Danielton Jeffrey Davit Pamela Dearing Chrittopher Debtor Steven Dehn Bonny Demulet Debra Debham Debra Derkten Jeffrey Dor nor Michelle Detent PhiStip Joanne DetRotier Devine Debra Dial Dennit Diebel William Dion Mary Doer Gary Docken Marcia Doege Steven Dmohotki Mary Yvonne Paul Dolinich Doll Dooher Sutan Dorn Kevin Doty Gary Lawrence Paul Keith Dow Dritcoll Drohon Dubbin Timothy Shawn Dueck Duffy Dean Duffney Daniel Dunnigan Todd Durand Bryan Thomat Ebnor Bockman Laurel Diane Edberg Eddy Sophomoret — 145 Cv 1 Cj1 - ?j c n . V :f Brian Graham Ervin Granlund Timothy Greene Scott Greenfield Douglas Greenwaldt Kavan Grenson Richard Griap Mary Griggs Glanda Grimstaad Backy Groska Patar Gross Laurie Grovo Jamas Gruhlka Patricia Gulsvig Kam Gunderson Myles Gunia Linda Hager Thomas Haglund ■ Thomas Hahn John Haight Ron Hall Nancy Hatton Jacquelene Hansen Richard Hansen JiH Hanson Jon Steven Hanson Hanson April Hawkins Cheryl Hays Michele Haugen Teri Hedelius Robert Hegstad Teresa Heisenfelt Heidi Heitkala Judith Helten ft Brenda Hemberger Steven Steve Hendrickson Hentges Susan Michael Ronald Herder Herkal Herlofsky Ruth Mark Hartfiel Harty Dana Steven Ha u brick Hauge Richard Mary Helps Hefs Richard Linda Hermes Heroux Tamara Herzog Wendi Hettle Robert Hewitt Bentley Heyne Victoria Haywood Nancy Hiar Teresa Hilary Kimberly Robert Hildahl Hilger Sophomores — 147 Brent Lauri Hitt Hitter Catherine Julie Michael Becky Hoerning Hoff Hogonson Hatch Brett Kathy Dorio Michael Cynthia Wendy Hotkint Huobtch Hughes Hughes Hukriede Hukriede Mark Terry Jeffrey Tami Humbert Ihrke Jacobsson Jamsa Jeffrey Jendro Gene William Beth Bruce Jensen Jetton Johnson Johnson David Johnson Deborah Johnson Fredrick Johnson Gwen Johnson Joy Johnson Keren Johnson Keith Mark Robin Johnson Johnson Johnson Trent Dayna Jeri Paul Brian Kari Gary Karen Kathleen Johnson Josephson Josephson Jossart Jude Juliot Jurek Kammeier Kane Sandra Bradley George . John Timothy Pamela Scott Carol Wade Kane Kerja Kasaneiky Kavanagh Keeley Kesko Ketchmark KilcuJIen Kilpela Lee Diane Robert Aden Ronald Michael Douglas Janelle Jerome Kimsey Kinnear Kivisto Kjor Klaphake Klasen Klatke Klimek Kmecik Dale Knock Dawn Wanda Peggy Gail Knutson Knutson Korinek Koskela ft 4 Ioann Kowal Rebecca Jeffry Carolyn Kowalko Kresa Krieg 148 — Sophomores Terete Kroger Lynn Kuehl Tammy Jack LaPlante Ladd ft ft fflh ' ■ . Roy Donald Lennon Lanen Bradley Glenn Lather Lawrence Jill Jean Susan Cheryl Kuledge Kunza Kurfty Kyle Joan Ladd Denise Lehr Laurie Le'na Laine Lambert Bradley Darrell Donald James Larson Larson Larson Larson Robert Jamie Joseph Uoyd Leach Lee Lee Lenart Dianne Lisa Letellier Lev no Cheryl Judith Lewis Lewis Linda Lewis Scott Lindborg Michael Paula Beth Kyllonen La Bor do LaFriniere Joseph Joseph Kathleen Lang Langanki Langham Katherine Philip Scott Larson Larson Lanon Lisa Jay Laurie Lenarj Lennartson Leone Roger Don Loretta Litchy Little Lociie Richard Lockwood Paul Lohmann Lawrence Long Mary Renee Longen Loushin William Lovon Stephen Carolyn Georgo Ronald Lunemann Lysdahl Lysdahl MacLeod Sandra Nancy Magstadt Malicki Linda Patricia Mary Manetas Maniak Mann George Markuson Mark Luby Pamela Barbara Ludwig Lund Pamela Lance Lunde Lundgren Sophomores — 149 Joseph Linde Rondo Matron Marsh Morshik Timothy Mary Michael McClay McClellan McComas Paul Kurt Mark Meide Meintsma Melin Li a v Hollis Daniel Lori Meyer Michael Michels Daniel Rita SheHey Miller Miller Miller David Lynne Viki Missell Modrow Modrow Scott Heidi Jill Murray Myers Nagle Rick Rodney Scott Nelson Nelson Nelson 1 n u ft % Matthew Martin Mary Marxen Shawn Mason w a Kathy McCourtney Maureen McDonald James McDonoil ft is Pamela MeHing William Merriam Lillian Merten Rate Moe Robert Dean Montgomery Morgan Julie Karla Kathleen Nelson Nelson Nelson ft Roy Netka Debra Dean Netland Neuburger Daniel McBwee Arthur McKee Steven McCollum Kevin Medrano Jennifer Beverly Donna Merwin Meyer Meyer ft ft ft ,Aj � hih Wayne Ricky Joseph Middeistadt Mielke Milbauer Thomas Pamela Rhonda MiHman Mills Minks Michael Morin Mark Nelson Patricia Mourning Nancy Nelson Timothy Murphy Pamela Nelson Dwayne Neumann Violet Neumiller ISO— Sophomores Barbara Newman Donna Nicholi Shelley Nichols Steven Nimz Julia Shari Tod Nord Nordstrom Nor gran Mildred Stovon Northcott Northway Paul Norton Kathy Numan Heidi Nyqulst Cynthia Neil Dale Oas Diane Oberg Sheryl Ogdel L Richard Satsuki Michael Charles Dawn Ogren Okabe Okorstrom Okeson Olivera Barry Olsen Kevin Olsen Bradley Olson Brenda Olson Brett Olson David Olson Doniso Jenifer Olson Olson Judith Olson Randy Olson Sand! Olson Timothy William Connie Olson Olson Osborne Judith Overman Joanne Owens Douglas Christine Oyen Pantlin Kelly Parnell Renee Parr Gary Paschke Katherine Michael Mark Patrick Poppe Perra Nancy Peterson Steven Peterson Thomas Peterson Daniel Pickerign Douglas Piepgras Richard Pilon Sophomores— ISI • ■ Daniel Brant David Pionlc Pohlman Posthumus David Kim Gley Rachwal 0 Audroy Karan Rambow Ramlar Mary Rains Dala Pramann LauraI Prairia Joan Rauamalhar Stephen Rauarmachar Lori Rauloff Deborah Michael Rapp Rasmussen Linda Ranik Daniel Diana Michael Teresa Reed Rehnke Reimer Reimer Cheryl Reinert Wayne Reinking Diane Reuter Mary Jo Lynette Rhode Rice Brenda Nancy Norma Riddle Ring Ring Theresa Rohe David Rohling Cynthia Jeanne David Root Rosch Ruble Sheila Rudin Gregory Rutherford Peter Ryan fS Beth Sharon Rymanowski Sandberg Timothy Jo Andrea Saraxin Sawicki Scaia Sandra Schaber Dawn Thomas Scharba Scheef Barbara Schendel Bryan Kathleen Jano Schiferli Schik Schilling Kenneth Schilling Jeanne Schlechtor William Schlootor Diana Schmidt Joseph Schmitz Wendy Schoen 152 — Sophomores Robin Pott! David Schrade Schreiber Schudi Jeffrey Schuetz Randy Todd Ronda Schultz Schulz Schutj Douglas David Schuur Schwichterberg Tammy Shelley Robert Shoemaker Susan Shoemaker Barbara Siddall William Siegler Scott Siniem Kimberly Sinton Brendan Debra Saelig Sepple Laura Kaalrud Deborah Sommers Diane Skalicky Randall Spencer Debra Skatter ft Shari Smith 0 '. Thomas Spier Mary Skelton Robin Smothers Brett Sprague ft v -J A James Stack Jimmott Staley Beth Bruce Stament Stanchfield Gary Snaza Timothy Smykalske Douglas Squire Barbara Smith Dean Soltis Lisa Squires David Staye n Am Robert Stearns Carol Clifford Bruce Stegora Steinhsuser Stensrud Dawn Steppe Terry James Stickel Stiles John Stock Ronald Strafing Lynette Streier Paulette David Cynthia Streier Strobaen Struck Michele Stunteback Cindy Stykel Richard Michael Sucky Suets Paula Sullivan Terry Sunders Sophomores — I S3 Lorraine Robert Jean Scoff Torpy Town fond Tracy Tritco Lisa Victor Lois Thomas Votnor Volk Vosika Votkuil Dobra Brian Eugene Matthew Walhtrom Wallers Walton Wannebo Scoff Waste Vicki Barbara Brian Waterhouse Weeks Weibye Cynthia WeinzeH Wayne Edward Watty Wendand Lynae Worn Daniel Swanson Charles Swirfz JiB Tacheny Thomas Tempel Cynthia Terhaar Jeffrey Ter hark Richard Thayer Michael Thelen Wendy Thomas Margaret Thompson Lisa Thornberg Kathryn Thorton Michael Trfft Lorraine David Titchener Tomlinson Jay VanKrevelen Christian VanLith Judith Darla Michael Tygeson Urich VanEtsen Laurie Mark Wachtler Waldemar Lori Vest Debra Waataie David Vukson Susan Warner Marti Weidling Sherry Westerlund 154 — Sophomores Scoff Lisa Paul Befb David Tamara Kaith Murray WiNiam Wastin Wastphatl Whipp Wilchack Wilkaning WHI Williams Williams Williams Lisa Wood Michaal Windsor Robert Wifry Lauria Youngquist Cortina Zimmarmann Paul Yungner ft Gaorga Zirbas Dari ana Yunkar Craig Winiar Chris Ziffarow Scoff WiffnabaI Richard Youngdahl 4 1 Joanna Timothy Cary no Zachman Zachman Zimdars Carolyn Worst ' 7 Lori Yost David Johnson Dobra Joseph WohHord WoH Camera Shy Sophomores Susan Albers Gary Bean Nancy Carlson Cindy Chapman Elizabeth Harasyn Cheryl Goedel Jeanne Lauzon Theresa Schmidt Ricky Strunk Catherine Sward Brenda Thompson Ronald Wyttenback Sophomores — ISS Juniors Your junior year in high school is supposed to be your happiest. You aren't as confused as a sophomore, or as worried about the future as a senior. Perhaps this is why the junior class was so spirited. To raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, and to break up the monotony of winter classes, the juniors organized a Back to the Fifties Day. Bobby socks, pony-tails, and rolled up Levi's were common sights. Later, after the basketball game that evening, students danced to the sound of Jet Chevrolet and the Buick Boys. It was a memorable day for all. Outstanding junior actors included Janet Grove and Rob Reid who played the young lovers in The King and . The musical orchestra and stage crews also profited from junior class members. Many junior athletes brought honor to Cooper, including Cindy Seikkula, a nationally recognized speed skater. It is hoped that the spirit of the Junior Class (or '76) will continue next year as the spirit of America s Bicentennial. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BR: Rob Reid, John Miller, David Hemingway. FR: Mrs. Wray, Advisor, Marjorie Cox, Diane Saba, Kim Forsythe. IS6 Juniori Beth Aose Peter Adams Jans Janet Ahrens Alexander David Amon Anthony Anderson Jamas Kathryn Kimberly Scott Tamara Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Bradley Anderson Carol Anderson Dawn Anderson Debra Anderson George Apostolou Marlys Arens Cynthia Arms trong Tyler Armstrong David Arndt Thomas Arneson Lee Arseneai Teri Aultman Dennis Leonard Dennis Austin Aydt Ayers Nancy Agaus Michael Bailey Tami Ba ratio William Barhorst Cynthia Barton Susan Bo timer Laura Bockfold Connie Bedman Michael Bohm David Belawski Kenneth BeHand Janene Clyde Bentsen Berge Karen Annmarie Charles Berge Berger Bergeron Jemet Pot or Patrick Bocky Thomat Kristine Gary Diaro Lori Blohm B omquitt Board Bob!a tor Bodin Boockor Bohn Bona Bonneville Robart Boorti Barbara Borgen Deborah Anthony Melody Bonath Botquez Bowman Nancy Katharine Mary William Broman Bruhn Burnt Burnt Jody Kevin Keith Tarry Carlton Carlton Carlton Carlton Vicki Bradley Marlyt Brandt Cynthia Branton Joseph Breyen Buddy Kathy Chamberlain Chate Michael Buyttedt Walter Cattery Patricia Calder Curtis Carlson Durine Carlton Thomat Carlton Linda Kathleen Carpenter Carringer Patricia Chate Michael Cine Mary Choromantki Gregory Clauten Carol Jeffrey Cloutier Colbeth 158 — Juniors Barbara Eugenio Brenda David Marjorio Leo Timothy Patricia Douglas Common Cotone Conti Cowan Cox Cramer Crampton Croat Dahl Mark Dahlin Ronald Todd Danielson Danielson Laurie Daufolt Kevin Davis Thomas Davis Jill Da yon Paulette Devine Terry Deane 4V Michael Desens Michael Kathleen Kenneth Mark William Dickinson Diebel Diets Dillenburg Ditter Ellen Dmohoski Dean Dougherty David Jody Drake Dryden Diane Paula DuCharme DuChene Michael Cynthia Duffney Duncan Jeanne Anne Du pay Duxbury Samuel Loren Dyrud Eastlund Paul Cindy Ebner Eckert Timothy Eckman Gwen Edstrom Bruce Edwards Charles Jeffrey Egorer Ellison f) Donald Ellwood Terrance Elsmoro Reuben Enge Cheryl Engen Kovin Englund Gail Erickson Pamela Erickson Pamela William Evonson Fagertie Juniors — 159 Mary Faue .s I 5 Dawn Diana Lesloo Halgrimson Hat! Ha 1st ad Dianna Constance Emmet Hannasch Ha nr a tty Ha nr a tty Debra Gregory Danial Harvey Hauga Hawkins John Hals Nancy Halsath Linda Hoftan Karan Kathy Gragory Hanton Hapokotki Herzog Donna Hilton Ranoa Hilti Gana Hirt David Halton Larry Hanson Kimbarty Habxynski Howard Hambargar Nancy Hamel Bronda Harper Gary Hooter Dale HembroH Diana Hammond Dennis Harris Pamela Hegquist David Hemingway Jamas Stephan Dale Horsch Horsch Howe Donald Jana Pamela Howe Huston Indgjar Theresa Hammond Daniel Hartung Richard Heichert Lori Henkel Bradley Hiar John Hogan Michael Hanauska Colleen Hanlon Paul Kimberly Harty Harvas Louis Steven Holer Helps Diane Mark Henneman Hentges Bryan HUI Stanley HiB Arthur Leslie Hogan son Hop wood Juniors — 161 Beth Beverly Ctrl Johnson Johnson Johnson Linda Johnton Lori Johnson Shirley Johnton Cheryl Debra Karen Johnton Johnton Johnton Susan Wendy Lynatte Johnton Johnton Johnston Ruttall Johnston Kathy Jost Gregory Juba Thomas Jungruth Scott Kackman Thomas Kalvestran Mary Kelly Gregory Klott Thomas Kmecik Pamela Knowlen Darlene Knutson Roxana Knutson Jan Kopczetkl Hansa Kotecha Dean Kottke James Kranx 162 — Juniors Rebecca Michael Eva Krafienmaker Kroening Krueger Jeffrey Connlo Krueger Kruto Glenn Kruto Therota Mark Connie Kubic Kuebelbeck Kunde Donna Mariinson Rochelle Marfschintke Pamela Marvin Junion — 163 Sloven Donald Linda Chariot Loroon Joanna Joffroy Motor Mattrion Mathows Matt May McAlpino McClellan Michael McCuo Lynn Kovin Marx Mason Lori Nolson Robert Sara Louite Kevin Vivian Richard Bruce LJta Nelson Nelson Neuburger Nuemann Neumiller News from Nickolauson Niggelor Yvonne Nordenstrom Bret Nordstrom Dot Novak Lor! Peggy David Nybo O Rourko Oas Deborah Olsen Kimberly Olten Michael Ohen Colleen Jeffrey Kevin Olton Olton Olton fl Kevin Lawronco Janet Otterberg Overacker Oxley Susan Pantlin David Parker Gwen Parnell .i David Robert Osborno Osmonson Cynthia Palm Robert Michael Partyka Patrick Michelle Diane Gregory Virginia Prank Jeffrey Michael Steven Stephanie Peppo Pertile Petersen Petorton Peterson Peterson Phillips Piepgrat P erce Juniors— 165 Lawrence Jerome Piercey Pipp Grace Pittman Becky Platter Joseph Pohl Jeanne David Politte Pomerleau Jackie Post Lynn Daniel Kimberly Proell Qoam Quigley Dennis Rains Michelle Rakott Jane Ramerth Brian James Ranney Rasmussen Robert Curtis Reid Reimer Duane Rhode ft Jodi Nancy Richert Ricksham Michael Riddle Michael Robbins Craig Robuck a Deanna Rocksted f? Mark Roening Kathleen Rohling Christine Romann Susan Michael Romfo Rosecrans Sl m h Paula Robyn Ruehle Ruone a A Diane Saladis Linda Samels Kevin Bret Deborah Sather Serif Schell David Scheuerman Jeffrey Schieck John Mark Susan Schilling Schlechter Schmaedeka Dennis Jeffrey Richard Ronald Schrader Schriefels Schroepfer Schroepfer Bonnie Michael Jay Schneider Schneider Schumann Cindy Seikkula Amy Preltwitt Lois Ringwelski Michael Rowley nil Arthur Schoenborn Mary Sellman 166-----luniors Julio Sharp Joy Showalter Susan Siegel Joffroy Sioglor Kevin Sinton Kovin Anthony Joseph Kothorino Sipo Sfodahl Stare Sladek Cheryl Smith Cheryl Smith Michael Smith Pamela Smith Thomas Smith James Sobreske Dennis Solberg Donald Brian Solberg Sorenson Wayne Sowers Dorene Stein weg Gwendolyn Wade Bradley Stassen Stebbings Steen Gary Stefano Mark Duane Stern Stockdale Rick Strand Bill Strand Daniel Sybrant Rebecca Tessier Jeffrey William Darrel Szymanski Tabor Tailt Robert Thayer Brian Thompson Wendy Thompson Randy Gayle Ann Dean Strunk Studeman Suchy Sundquist Gregory Julie Jodi Lori Swanson Swanson Swenson Swenson William Thotland Juniors — 167 Jo Ann Robert Stanley David Janat Mark Thureson Tingle Toensing Toutignent Traczyi Tuma Joan Tom Tvedt Tygeson Jama s Diane Underdahl Utech Kevin Leigh James Uxelac VanAsch Vagasky Jeffery Cheryl Paige VanHeel VanLith Vantickle Jean Wah Diane Vosika Linda Walker Russell Walker Bruce Laurie Norbert Washam Webb Wegmann Eric Michael Stuart Weis Werner Werner Harold Wick Dean Wicks U � Steven Westman i'i Tammira Wicksell Deborah Will Susan Debra Gerald WiWamson WiHkom With Steven Jennifer Gregory Wills Wilton Winge Valerie Williams Mark Uden Joanne Vetsch William Wander Jean Wehage Denise Weske Unde Wheeler Todd Wilcox Anthony Winkler 168-----luniort Robort Winterhalter Jeffrey Young Paul Tom Sloven Dlano Cynthia Catharine Mark Rebecca Withington Witry Wodtke Wo}cik Wold Wolff Wooiard Wyrick Camera Shy Juniors Chris Adams Patricia Anderson John Clark Stephen Dooley Lawrence Gaasterland Gerald Haas Marion McQuisten Lyle Nix Michael Rahling Lori Schwersinske Mark Smothers Caarla Veit Jeffrey Yoraway Juniors — 169 Seniors 171 Sophomores to Seniors Each morning sees some task begun, each evening sees it close. I am tossing to and fro into the dawning of the day. As sophomores we were tossed around until we found our place. We began our last steps toward graduation. That first year at Cooper we were confronted with a lot of new experiences. Starting with the traditional challenge yell at our first pep-fest. We contributed to the Dennis Berg fund, our sports had successful seasons, we received our class rings and our first annuals, thus finishing off our sophomore year only to move on to be juniors. At noonday in the bustle of man's work-time. Our junior year was a year of involvement and activity. We brought the life back into homecoming. Most kids had their licenses and cars.. This opened up a variety of new things to do. Lives became constantly busy. But again it ended. Then we were seniors. my purpose holds beyond the sunset Like most seniors we started the year with the hope to make this the best year ever. For most it has been. Nevertheless many things have changed. Things most important to us our sophomore and junior year don't have the same value. Instead our futures became our main concern. Our task at Cooper is at a close, but not our lives. The three years here have helped us set our purpose to guide us by. Believe it or not it hasn't all been in vain for anyone. 172 Seniors Mary Jo Adams Mari Lyrm Adamson Sandra Lee Albers James Rodney Almquisf Anita Marie Anderson Becky Jean Anderson Carol Jean Anderson Diana Mae Gregory Justin Anderson Anderson Kim Annette Kristie Lee Anderson Anderson Michael David Anderson Jeffrey Lynr, Arnott Edmund Joseph Arseneau Suzanne Marie Asplund Deborah Ann Atkins David Paul Andresen Cynthia Lynn Anthony Craig Curtis Sheryl Lynn Lori Elizabeth Renee Diane Sue E. Augustin Are Aydt Bacher Bachman Seniors— 173 Annette Barbara Marie Michael Raeburn Georgeanne Michael James Baecker Baier Banker Barcel Barhorst Michael Alan Arvine Everett Kari Lynn Susan Jeanne Jeffry Dean Belford Benedict Benedict Benesh Benge Michael Donald Randall John Patricia Kay Donald Tracy Bentley Berg Berglund Berry Jeffrey Paul Tim Reed Loretta Mae Bradley Joseph Dennis Michael Biddick Billman Bistodeau Blackhawk Blau 174 — Serion Dori Lynn Borkoslci Cheryl Ann Bosacker Kenneth Leon Bosak Dennis G. Bouta Patricia Lynn Bloedow Susan Lynn Blomauist Scott David f eddeker Michael Richard Boet rar Judith Ann Bolduc Jean Elizabeth Boxell Leigh Allen Broborg Barbara Ann Breqel Dean M. Brown Marie Geri Ann Bruhn Dale Alvin Bryan Mark Alan Buetow Cynthia Jean Braget Mark R. Bramwell Michael Richard Briggs Debra Louise Brandt Daniel Edward Bray Seniors— 175 Rickey Keith Cameron James Patrick Campbell Andrew Chris Carlson David A. Carlson Richard Neale Clj rUf n Ronald Joseph ClArUnn Terry Arthur Carlson Twyla Joan Carlson Linda L. Carter Michael John Caspers Bonnie Ann Caughey Gary Patrick Cavanaah John E. Christensen Jr. Jane E. Michael H. Christensen Ronald Lloyd Clabaugh Joanne Leah Connell Todd Edward Connolly Daniel James Cook 176 — Seniors Norman Anthony Coone Jody Lynn Corbett Daniel Mark Corcoran Dennis John Corcoran Karon Ann Corrigan David Allen Curry Darla Anita Curtis Stephen Charles Croal Catherine Lynn Kathleen Sue Daher Rodney Gordon D allin Brad Eugene David David James DeMann Michael Edwin Dear David John Deno Raymond Howard Dahn Karon Joyce Dickson Patricia Lynn Susan Marie Diethert Tamme Marie DeJarlais Julio Ann Diantnnn Pamela Rae Dempsey Robert Paul Dots Seniors — 177 Carol Susan Dooher Richard Bruce Ernest James Duffney Debora Joyce Durant Michelle Teresa Dooley Bruce Robert Dorphy Mary Beth Dormanen Kevin Robert Donna Jean Dougherty Gregory Phillip Doten Gretchen M. Duchscher David Francis Dun nig an Mark Alan Dyson William Jay Gregory Robert Rebecca Ann Earl Edison Efteland Daniel D. Michael Gerard Eickstadt Eiden 178 — Seniors Jeffrey Robert Erickson Lois Renee Erickson Mary Beth Ferry Michael Timothy Erickson Rebecca Ann FagerUe James Ray Fallon Richard A. Feilen Debra Gail Feld Jane Elizabeth Fetterley Rebecca Ann Kenneth Michael Feyereisn Fisk Kimberly K. Fitzgerald Seniors — 179 Loris Elizabeth Ft eagle Darla Jean Fleming Taryn Lynn Floding Mary Jo Fodstad Cynthia Rae Forrest Tad Dwight Frayseth Robert John Freier Cynthia Frisvold David Paul Fundingsland Debra Jean Gadtke Randy Lou Gass Kay Marie Gavenda Kim Marie Gavenda Cheryl Joan Gellerman Cheryl Ann Gianos Jeanne Marie Glader Daniel Paul Goldston Linda Marie Goodrich Jo Margaret Goodwin Timothy Kevin Gordon Sheila Louise Gott Lynette Irene Grabow Terry I Ann Grady 180— Seniors Sheila Mary Graham Graphenteen Mark David Green Susan Elizabeth Greenfield Debra Jean Greenwaldt David Michael Griep Randy Kent Griffith 1 Patricia Ann Granda Dianna Lynn Grondahl Dennis Victor Grotte Mark Anthony Habermann Steven M. Haglund Carol Ruth Gruhke Janice Diane Gunderson Roxanne Elizabeth Gunderson Robert Leonard Hahn Cynthia Rae Hall Timothy Bernard Halton Catherine Marie Hanauska Deborah Ann Hannasch Robert Wayne Hannibal Seniors— 181 Carol Ann Hanson Cheryl Ann Hanson Randy Harold Hanson Roy Edwin Hanson Susan Marie Hawes Jean Marie H trAivn Patricia Joann Heglund Thomas Scott Heil Colleen Adell Hartley Daryl Scott Helmke Bruce Lee Ha u brick Kathleen Sue Helseth Debra Kay Harris JanetRae Hitlinn Timothy John Hemken Christina Hendrickson Michael D. Henderson Roger Allen Hepokoski Carrie Jo Herkal Rhonda Rae Hermes Bryon Lawrence Hertle James Alan Hess 182 — Seniors Jeri Rae Hewitt Duane Leroy Hiltner David Thomas Hoefer Douglas S. Tammera Ann Hoff Janet Rae Hoiseth Dawn Marie Holmstrom Marcia Lee Holsten Tamara Jo Holier Mark Raymond Horsch Tamara Marie hin kin Terry Lynn Hoskins Steven Douglas House Beverly Ann Howe Richard Charles Howe Susan Nina Huber Julie Ann Huebsch Steven Charles Humble Paul Alan Hunerberg Thomas Eugene Huro Mark Edward Hyser Barbara L. Irving Daniel Iskierka Seniors — 183 Dawn L. Marie Barbara Esther Bradley Grant Bradley Scott Bruce Phillip Johnson Johnson Johnson Keith La Vern Johnson Claudia Jean Johnson Duane Martin Johnson Kenley Alan Johnson Cheryl Ann I m r nn Bradley Gerald Johnson Craig Donald . Inhntnn Jean Marie . Inhn€f%n Kimberly Gay Johnson Lisa Mae Johnson Sandra Louise Johnson Craig James Jones Mary Joan Jurek Kory Adam Kammeier Julie Ann Jorgensen Stephen Charles Kalvestran Cheryl Marie Kane % Tracy Lee Josephson Thomas Albert Johnson Connie Marie Jost Randall John Johnston I Kevin Brent Juliot Frederick Arthur Kamke Karin Jo Kane Seniors— I8S Marlene Faye Kapitan Cheryl Ann Kafchmark Donald William Karja Sara Jane Karp Kay Lynn Kelley Brian Lee Kehn Gregory John Kemmitf Ann Marie Kavanagh Diane Carol Kenison Elisabeth Ann King Andrea Lynn Klave James Deane Kingsley Susan Kaye Klemenhagon Constance Ann Kliclc Edward James Kling Rosemarie Kmecik Paul Theodore Knock Brenda Marie Knott 186 — Seniors Joann Mario Kohls Kraker Daniel Joseph Koshiol Michael H. Kropski Sharon Ann Kodet Bradley Steve Kroening Timothy Wayne Kroger Jane Ann Krueger Janice Faye Kokales Carolyn Kozub Jean Marie Krueger Cheryl Marie Konkol Debra Lynne Krause Linda Marie Krohn Linda Marilyn Kronberg Krueger Timothy Joseph Krattenmaker Kevin John Kulcsar Janice Kuledge Peggy Ann Kyllonen Douglas Ray Kathryn Dawn La Borde La force Soniors — 187 Ronda Jo La Rock Pauline Kim I Laura Ann Langanki Karen Sue Langham Craig Allan Larson Laura Ann Larson Pamela Beth Larson Margaret Anne Lawrence Robert Peter Le Cuyer Cheryl Ann Lee Jeffrey Michael Lee David Charles Lehtinen Lester James Lenart Mary Lee Lenarz Jill Louise Lennartson Jon David Lennartson Mary Celeste Lewis Kathryn Marie Lerach Colleen Ann Lewis Wallace Harold Libby Laurie Marie Lilia Kimberly Ann Lindberg VHi Bonnie Louise Lipton Charles Thomas MacDonald Diane Linn Malley John Charles I imsiAn Karen Faith I i marry j n n Michael Patrick Lutgen Robert Albert Wayne Allen Lucier Nancy Jean I im v Sharon Louise Lund Julie Ann Manetas Jeffrey Dominic Maniak Timothy James KrfAnnin Mary Kay Marchand Michael E. h Arri Anrl Bruce Dale Marengo Dianne Alea Marsh Holly Martin Randolph Richard Martenson Seniors — 189 David Paul McClay Nancy Anne McNeil Carla R. Mensch Barbara Ann Merten Vicki Ann Meyer Robbin Rae McKee ■ Kevin Jon Meintsma Steven Richard McComas Thomas Harley Mead Steven Craig Edward Meier Douglas Lee Laurie Ann Mary Cecilia Miller Miller Miller Catherine Ann McMillan Patrick John Melich Jeffrey Paul Meyer Steven Arthur Milostan 190—Senion Debra Ann Monson Laura Ann Mullaney Jana Lynn Nelson Paul James Nelson Michael Leon Nesgoda Debra Sue Moser Scoff Russell Mork Jean Ann Moody Ronald Dean Nelson Roger David Ness Sharon Audrey Nelson Cynfhia Lee Neumann Sheryl Ann Nelson Daniel Karl Neumann Kimberly Ann Moser Patricia Leo Mulvaney John Richard Nolson Valerie Marie Nelson Jannita Marie Newcomb Kathleen Ann Nicho' Paul Stephen Kimberly Sue Karen Arlene Ojala David John Newman Joan Eileen Nichols Joseph Allen eler Steven T. Nilsen Mark Lawrence Okeson Scott Lee Oleson Judy Lynn Olson Mark Leighton Olson Melinda Ann Michael James Olson Catherine Denise Olund Nikie Lynn Orey Jimmie R. Sandra Elizabeth Overman, Jr. Oyen Mark Lawrence Cheryl Ann Paula Jane Tracy Elizabeth Shannon M. 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Zenger Seniors — 201 Senior Activities A ADAMS, MARY ADAMSON, MARI — Aquaettes 10, 1I; Class Cabinet 11; Manager Boys Swimming 10, II, 12; Swimming 10, II, 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12 ALBERS, SANDRA — T. and 1.12 ALMQUIST, JAMES — T. and 1.12 ANDERSON, ANITA — A.F.S. 12, Band 10, II, 12; Basketball Statistician 11, 12; Class Cabinet 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; German Club 10, II, 12; Hawks Quill 12; Marching Band 10, II, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Ragtime Ensemble 12; Tennis II, 12; Track II, 12; Y-Teens 10 ANDERSON, BECKY ANDERSON, CAROL ANDERSON, DANIEL ANDERSON, DENISE ANDERSON, DIANA MAE — Contest Play 10, II; German Club 10; Glee Club 10; Library Aide 10, II; Musical 10, II, 12; Volleyball II, 12; Winter Play 10, 11, 12 ANDERSON, GREGORY ANDERSON, KIM — Class Cabinet 10, II; Debate 10; Hawks Quill 10; National Honor II, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, II, 12; Volleyball 11 ANDERSON, KRISTIE — Spanish Club 12 ANDERSON, MARK ANDERSON, MICHAEL ANDERSON, THOMAS ANDRESEN, DAVID — A.F.S. 10, 11; Spanish Club 12 ANTHONY, CYNTHIA ARNOTT, JEFFREY — H.E.A.R.T. 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12 ARSENEAU, EDMUND — Key Club II, 12; Student Council 12; Student Review 12; Tennis 12 ASPLUND, SUZANNE — Band 11, 12; Class Cabinet II; Contest Play II; Guidons II, 12; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Winter Play 11 ATKINS, DEBORAH AUGUSTIN, CRAIG — Rifle Club 12 AXELL, SHERYL — Y-Teens 10; Track 12 AYALA, DAVID AYDT, JULIE AYDT, LORI — Library Aids 10, II, 12; Musical 11, 12; Rifle Club 12; Winter Play II B BACHER, RENEE — Cheerleaders 12; Choir 10 BACHMAN, SUE — H.E.A.R.T. 12 BAECKER, ANNETTE — Choir 10; Declamation 12; G.A.A. 10; Ski Team 10, II, 12; Student Council 10, II; Tennis 10, II, 12 BAIER, BARBARA — Spanish Club 12; Track II, 12 BANKER, MICHAEL — Sym. Band 10, II, 12; German Club 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Ski Team 10, II, 12; Soccer 10, II, 12; Track 10 BARCEL, GEORGEANNE — Ski Team II; Student Council II; T. and I. 12; Y-Teens 10 BARHORST, MICHAEL — Wrestling 11 BAUERMEISTER, DAVID — T. and 1.12 BAUMAN, ROBERT BEERS, DALE— Football 10, II, 12; Hockey 10, II, 12 BELANGER, WILLIAM— Golf 10. 11, 12; National Honor 12 BELFORD, MICHAEL BELLOS, PATRICK BENEDICT, ARVINE BENEDICT, KARI BENESH, SUSAN — Glee Club 10, 11; O.E. 12 BENGE, JEFFRY BENSON, LISA —D.E. II BENTLEY, MICHAEL — Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12 BERG, RANDALL BERG LUND, PATRICIA — National Honor 12; O.E. 12 BERNSTEIN, BRIAN — Baseball 10, II; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11. 12 BERRY, DONALD BERTHIAUME, TERRANCE — Wrestling 10, II, 12 BETHKE, JULIE — French Club II, 12; Library Aids 10; Roundalay 12; Spanish Club 10, 11,12 BIDDICK, JEFFREY — Class Cabinet 11; Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12 BILLMAN, TIM — Baseball 10 BISTODEAU, LORETTA — F.H.A. 11, 12; Pep Club II, 12; Volleyball 12 BLACKHAWK, BRADLEY — Cross Country 10, II, 12; Ski Team 10; Track 10 BLAU, DENNIS BLOEDOW, PATRICIA BLOMQUIST, SUSAN BOEDDEKER, SCOTT — Band 10, 11; Choir 12; Key Club 10, II; National Honor 12; Ski Team 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, II, 12 BOETTNER, MICHAEL — Basebal, 10, II, 12; Football 10; Hockey 10, II, 12 BOLDUC, JUDITH — G.AA. 10; Gymnastics 11,12 BORKOSKI, DOR! — Choir 10, 11, 12; Madrigals II, 12; Musical 11, 12 BOS ACKER, CHERYL — Cheer- leaders 12 BOSAK, KENNETH BOUT A, DENNIS — Soccer 10, II, 12 BOXELL, JEAN BRAGET, CYNTHIA — G.AA. 10; Y-Teems 10 BRAMWELL, MARK — Basketball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12; National Honor 12; Spanish Club 10, 12 BRANDT, DEBRA BRAY, DANIEL — Band 10, 11; Baseball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12; National Honor 12; Stage Band 10, 11 BREGEL, BARBARA — Choir 10, 11, 12; Contest Play 12; Musical 10, II, 12; Student Council 11 BREMEL, DAVID — Band 10. 11, 12• Musical 12; National Honor 12; Orchei tra 12; Rifle Club II, 12 BRIGGS, MICHAEL — Nation Honor 11, 12; Soccer 10; Wrestling U 11, 12 BRISKY, KATHLEEN BROBERG, LEIGH BROWN, DEAN — Soccer 10, I 12; Spanish Club 12 BROWN, GARY BRUHN, MARIE BRYAN, DALE—Land 1.12 BUETOW, MARK BURG, NANCY C CAMERON, RICKEY CAMPBELL, JAMES — Band l II, 12; D.E. 12; Ski Team 12 CARLSON, ANDREW CARLSON, CYNTHIA — D.E. 12 CARLSON, DAVID — Soccer I 12 CARLSON, KENNETH CARLSON, RICHARD CARLSON, RONALD — Hockey 10. 11, 12 CARLSON, TERRY CARLSON, TWYLA — Band 10; O.E. 12 CARRINGER, SANDRA — French Club 12; G.A.A. 10; German Club 10, II, 12; Musical 10; National Honor II, 12; Student Council II, 12 CARTER, LINDA — Art Club 10, II; Library Aids 10; O.E. 12; Spanish Club 12; Student Council 11 CASPERS, MICHAEL CAUG HEY, BONNIE — German Club 10, II; National Honor 12; Yearbook Staff 11. 12 CAVANAGH, GARY — Baseball 10. 11; Football 10. II. 12 CHASE, SAMUEL CHRISTENSEN. JANE — German Club 10; O.E. 12 CHRISTENSEN. JOHN — Letter- man's Club 11, 12; Ski Team 11,12 CHRISTENSEN, MICHAEL — Gymanstics 10. II, 12; Letterman's Club 10. II, 12; National Honor 11,12 CLABAUGH, RONALD — Basketball 10 COFFIN, DANIEL COLE, CHER YL — Choir 10, 11, 12; Declamation II, 12; German Club 12; National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 10; Swimming II; Yearbook Staff 12 CONNELL, JOANNE — D.E. 12; G.A.A. 10; Pep Club II; Swimming 10; Tennis 11, 12; Track 11,12 CONNOLLY, TODD — Swimming 10. II. 12 COOK, DANIEL — Band 10. II; National Honor 11,12 COONE, NORMAN CORBETT, JUDY—Art Club 12 CORCORAN, DANIEL —D.E. 12 CORCORAN, DENNIS —Student Council 12 CORRIGAN, KAREN CROAL, STEPHEN CULHANE, CATHERINE CUMMINGS, WILLIAM CURRY, DAVID —Golf 10 CURTIS. DARLA —O.E. 11,12 D DAHER, KA THLEEN — T. and 1.12 DALSETH, HARRY DALLIN, RODNEY —Choir 10. II, 12; Football 10; Track 10, II, 12 DAVID, BRAD DE MANN, DAVID DEAR, MICHAEL — Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, II. 12; Football 10, 12 DEHN, RAYMOND — Wrestling 10, II, 12 DEICK, PATRICIA — French Club 12; German Club 10, 11,12 DEJAR LAIS, TAMME DEMPSEY, PAMELA — Cooper-ettes 11; D.E. 12 DENO, DAVID — Band 10. II. 12; Basketball 10, II, 12; National Honor 12; Soccer 10, II. 12 DES JARIAIT, DELMAR DICKSON, KAREN — Band 10, 11. 12; Cheerleaders 12; G.A.A. 10; National Honor 12; Y-Teens 10 DIETHERT, SUSAN — G.A.A. 10; National Honor 12; O.E. 12; Student Council 12 DIGATONO, JULIE — H.E.A.R.T. 12 DOLS, ROBERT DOOHER. CAROL DOOLEY, MICHELLE DORMANEN, MARY — D.E. II, 12; Student Council 11,12 DORPHY, BRUCE—Choir 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12; National Honor 12 DOTEN, GREGORY—National Honor 12; Y-Teens 10 DOTY, RICHARD —D.E. 12 DOUGHERTY, KEVIN — Baseball 10; Basketball 10. 11; Football 10. 11. 2 DRYDEN, DONNA — Hawks Quill 12 DUBBIN, CHERYL — Choir 10 DUCHSCHER, GRETCHEN— Band 10, II, 12; Musical II, 12; Orchestra 11, 12 DUFFNEY, ERNEST — National Honor 12; Soccer 10, 11 DUN NIG AN, DAVID — Football II, 12; F.T.A. 10; Library Aids 10. II; Spanish Club 12; Vo Tech 11 DURANT, DEBORA — H.E.A.R.T. 12 DYSON, MARK — Golf II; Soccer 10, II; Track 12 E EARL, WILLIAM — Baseball 12; Gymnastics 10; Wrestling 11,12 EDISON, GREGORY — T. and I. 12 EFTELAND, REBECCA — Student Council II; Y-Teens 10 EICKSTADT, DANIEL — Choir 10; Winter Play 10 EIDEN, MICHAEL ELLIS, GEORGIA — Choir 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11 ENGE, MARK — Choir I0. 11, 12; Debate II, 12; Declamation II, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor 12; Student Council II, 12; Track 10, II, 12; Winter Play II ENGH, DAVID — Wrestling 10, II, 12 ERDAHL, MARY —H.E.A.R.T. 12 ERICKSON, GREGORY ERICKSON, JEFFREY—Choir 12; Musical 10; Ski Team 10, II, 12; Soccer 10. II, 12; Winter Play 11, 12 ERICKSON, LOIS — D.E. 12; Glee Club 10 ERICKSON, MICHAEL — Bowling 11, 12; German Club 10. 11. 12; Golf 11. 12; National Honor 12 ESTERLY, BARBARA — T. and I. 12 EWER, DENISE —A.F.S. 11, 12; Aquaettes 10; Class Cabinet 12; Debato 10; German Club 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Ski Team 10, II, 12; Student Council 10. II, 12; Swimming 10 F FAGERUE, REBECCA FALLON, JAMES — Swimming 10, II, 12 FEILEN, RICHARD—Hockey 10 FELD, DEBRA — O.E. 12 FELTEN. CYNTHIA_____________ FERRY, MARY — Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, II; Spring Marching Band 10. II FETTERLEY, JANE FEYEREISN, REBECCA — Glee Club 10; O.E. 12; O.E. Club 12 FISK, KENNETH — Cross Country 10, II. 12; Track 10. II. 12 FLEAGLE, LORIS — French Club 12; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Ski Team 10. 11 FLEMING, DARLA — Art Club 10. 11; G.A.A. 10 FLODING, TARYN — O.E. 12; Y Teens 10 FODSTAD, MARY —H.E.A.R.T. 12 FORREST, CYNTHIA — T. and I. 12 FRAYSETH, TAD FREIER, ROBERT FRISVOLD, CYNTHIA — Decla mation II, 12; Library Aids II, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11 FUNDINGSLAND, DAVID — Golf II, 12; Key Club 10; National Honor 12; Ski Team 11; Swimming 10 G GADTKE, DEBRA — Cheerleaders 10, II GASS, RANDY — G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Glee Club 10; National Honor 12; Student Council 12 GATES, ELIZABETH GATZKE, HOWARD GAVENDA, KAY— Hi Y 10; Pompom Girls 12; Student Review II; Y-Teens 10 GAVENDA, KIM — G.A.A. 10; Swimming 10; Volleyball 11 GELLERMAN, CHERYL — Band 10, II; National Honor 12; T. and I. 12 GIANOS, CHERYL — F.H.A. 10. 11; H.E.A.R.T. 12 GLADER, JEANNE — Choir 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Madrigals 12; Musical 12; Spanish Club 10; Student Council 10, 12 GOLDSTON, DANIEL — Soccer 10, II GOODRICH, LINDA — Band 10, 11, 12; Contest Play 11; Musical 11, 12; National Honor II, 12; Orchestra II; Pep Club 10, 11; Student Council 11 GOODWIN, JO — Art Club II, 12; Drama Council 10; German Club 10; Musical 10, II; Roundalay 11,12 GORDON, TIMOTHY — H.E.A.R.T. 12; Wrestling 10, II GOTT, SHEILA — Band 10; O.E. 12 GRABOW, L YNETTE — Glee Club 10; Musical II, 12; Winter Play II; Y-Teens 10 GRADY, TERRYL — H.E.A.R.T. 12; Work Experience 11 GRAHAM, SHEILA — Band 10 GRAN DA, PATRICIA — Cheer■ leaders 10, II, 12; Choir 10 GRAPHENTEEN, ROGER — O.E. 12 GREEN, MARK GREENFIELD, SUSAN GREENWALDT, DEBRA — Class Cabinet II, 12; Musical II, 12; National Honor 12; O.E. 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12 GRIEP, DAVID — A.V. 10, II. 12; Band 10, II, 12; Marching Band 10, II, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Orchestra 12 GRIFFITH, RANDY — Baseball 10, II, 12; Football 10. II, 12; Hockey 10; National Honor 12 griggs, Daniel — Art ciub io; Spanish Club 12 GRONDAHL. DIANNA — G.A.A. 10; Gymnastics II, 12; Musical 12 GROTTE, DENNIS — Band 10, II. 12 GRUHLKE, CAROL — Glee Club 10; Student Council 10, II; Student Review 11; Vo Tech 12 GUNDERSON, JANICE — Glee Club 10; Vo Tech 12; Y Teens 10 GUNDERSON, ROXANNE — Glee Club 10. II; O.E. 12 H HABERMANN, MARK — Swimming 10, 11, 12 HAGLUND, STEVEN — Basketball 10; Tennis 10 HAHN, ROBERT— T. and 1.12 HALD, JAMES — Baseball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12 HALL, CYNTHIA — Band 10. 11. 12; Class Cabinet II; Guidons II, 12; Spanish Club 12 HALTON, TIMOTHY — Football 10, 12 HANAUSKA, CATHERINE — Art Club 11, 12; French Club 10; Swim ming 10; Track 11 HANNASCH, DEBORAH — National 12; Ski Team 10, II; Student Council 10, II, 12; Swimming 10. II, 12; T. and I. 12 HANNIBAL, ROBERT — Hockey II, 12 HANSON, CAROL — Library Aids 10, II HANSON, CAROL — Library Aids 10, II HANSON, CHERYL — Declamation 10; Glee Club 10; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Musical 10; Winter Play 10 HANSON, DEBRA — Band 10; Glee Club 10; Library Aids 10 HANSON, RANDY—Band 10. II, 12; Baseball 10, II. 12; Spanish Club 12; Swimming 10, II, 12 HANSON, ROY — Basketball 10. 11, 12; Choir 10, II, 12; German Club 10. II, 12; Letterman's Club 12; National Honor 12; Quiz Bowl 12; Student Council 11 HARASYN, JEAN HARR I MAN, DAWN HARRIOTT, PHILLIP — Band 10; Swimming 10 HARRIS, DEBRA — Aquaettes 10, 11 HARTLEY, COLLEEN HAUBRICK BRUCE—Musical 12 HAWES, SUSAN HEGLUND, PATRICIA HEIL, THOMAS — Musical 12 HELMKE, DARYL HELSETH, KATHLEEN — Glee Club 10; Y-Teens 10 HELTEN, JANET—Band 10. 11, 12; O.E. 12 HEMKEN, TIMOTHY — Ski Team 10, II, 12; Soccer II, 12; Track 10, II. 12 HENDERSON, MICHAEL HENDRICKSON, CHRISTINA — G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Gymnastics II; Track 11, 12; Y.O.U.T.H. 10 HEPOKOSKI, ROGER — Gymnastics 10, II, 12 HERKAL, CARRIE — Band 10; Cross Country 12; G.A.A. 10; National Honor 12; Student Council 10, II, 12; Track 11, 12 HERMES, RHONDA HERTLE, BRYON HESS, JAMES — Gymnastics 10; T. and I. 10. II, 12 HEWITT, JERI HILTNER, DUANE — National Honor 12; T. and I. 10, II, 12 HOEFER, DAVID— Baseball 10. II, 12; Basketball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12 HOERNING, DOUGLAS — Ski Team 12 HOFF, TAMMERA — Student Council 12 HOISETH, JANET—A.F.S. 11, 12; Musical 12; National Honor II, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11,12 HOLMQUIST, DAWN — National Honor 12; O.E. 12 HOLSTEN, MARCIA — Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor 12 HOLTER, TAMARA — Declama tion 11; D.E. 12; Musical 11; Winter Play 10 HORSCH, MARK— T. and 1.12 HOSKINS, TAMARA — G.A.A 10 HOSKINS, TERRY HOUSE, STEVEN — Soccer 10 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 HOWE, BEVERLY HOWE, RICHARD HUBER, SUSAN — Choir 10, II HUEBSCH, JULIE —Aquaettes 10; Cheerleaders 11, 12; Hawks Quill 11, 12; Musical II; Student Council II; Swim ming 10 HUMBLE, STEVEN — Band 10. II. 12; Ski Team 11, 12; Soccer 10, II, 12 HUNERBERG, PAUL — Band 10. II, 12; Jazz Ensemble 12; Library Aids 10; Marching Band 10, II, 12 HURO, THOMAS — Wrestling 10, II. 12 HYSER, MARK I IRVING, BARBARA — Band 10, II. 12; German Club 10; National Honor II. 12; Student Council II, 12 ISKIERKA, DANIEL — Baseball 1C 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Football 1C J JACOBSON, SUZAN — Music 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Pi Club 10; Spanish Club 10, 11 JAMSA, TERENCE J ANSON, CHERYL — H.E.A.R. 12 JENNINGS, DAWN L. JENSEN, DOUGLAS — Golf 11 JOHNSON, BARBARA — D.E. I ; Musical 11 JOHNSON, BRADLEY— T. anc . 12 JOHNSON, BRADLEY JOHNSON, BRADLEY JOHNSON, BRUCE JOHNSON, CLAUDIA — Ha� « Quill 12; Musical 12; National Honor 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 JOHNSON, CRAIG — Footbdl 10, II, 12; Hockey 10 JOHNSON, DANIEL — Choir 10, 11, 12; Debate II, 12; Declamation 10, 11, 12; Madrigals 11, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Winter Play 11; Wrestling 10 JOHNSON, DUANE — Baseball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12; Hockey 10, II, 12 JOHNSON, JEAN — German Club 10, II, 12 JOHNSON, KEITH — Choir 10: Hockey 10, II, 12; Soccer 10, II, 12 JOHNSON. KENLEY ___ JOHNSON, KIMBERLY Declamation II; G.A.A. 10; Student Council 12; Y.O.U.T.H. 12 JOHNSON, USA — Choir 10. II, 12; Cooperettes II, 12; Musical II, 12; Student Council 10, II; Comm. Council 10, II JOHNSON, ROGER — Cross Country 11, 12; Golf 11; National Honor 11, 12; Track II JOHNSON, SANDRA JOHNSON, THOMAS — Basket-ball 10, II. 12; Tennis 10, II. 12 JOHNSTON, RANDALL — Choir 10, II; Contest Play 10, II, 12; Library Aids 12; Musical 10, II, 12; Winter Play 10, II. 12 JONES, CRAIG — Wrestling 10, 11, 12 JORGENSEN, JULIE — H.E.A.R.T. 12; Vo Tech 11 JOSEPHSON, TRACY — Aquaettes 12 JOSLIN, ALAN JOST, CONNIE — Library Aids 12; Musical 10; National Honor 12; Y.O.U.T.H. II, 12 JUDNITCH, ROBERT JULIOT, KEVIN — Band 10; Ski Team 10, 11; T. and I. 12 JUREK, MARY JO — National Honor 12; O.E. 12; Volleyball 12 K KALVESTRAN, STEPHEN KAMKE, FREDERICK KAMMEIER, KORY— Cross Coun try 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 10; Track 10. II. 12 KANE, CHERYL — National Honor 12 KANE, KARIN KAPITAN, MARLENE —Choir 10; O.E. 12 KARJA, DONALD — T. and I. 10, II KATCHMARK, CHERYL — Band 10; Cheerleaders II, 12; G.A.A. 10 KAUL, GRACE — Class Cabinet II; D.E. 12; German Club 10, II; Student Council 11,12 KAVANAGH, ANN —G.A.A. 10 KEHN, BRIAN KELLEY, KAY KEMMITT, GREGORY — National Honor 12 KENISON, DIANE — Class Cabinet II; Cooperettes 12; G.A.A. 10; National Honor 12; Tennis II, 12; Win ter Play II KILE, ROBERT KILPATRICK, SHARON — D.E. 12; Musical 12; Pep Club 11 KING, ELISABETH KINGSLEY, JAMES — Swimming 10. II. 12 KIVISTO, DOUGLAS — D.E. 12 KLAVE, ANDREA —H.E.A.R.T. 12 KLEMENHAGEN, SUSAN — Club 10, II, 12; Glee Club 10; National Honor II, 12; Pep Club 10; Pom pom Girls II, 12; Student Council 10, II, 12; Y Teens 10 KLICK, CONSTANCE —O.E. 12 KLING, EDWARD KMECIK, ROSEMARIE KNOCK, PAUL — Ski Team 12 KNOTT, BRENDA — G.A.A. 10; German Club 11, 12 KODET, SHARON — D.E. 12; Glee Club 10 KOHLS, JOANN — Band 10. II, 12; Class Cabinot 12; G.A.A. 10, II; Guidons II, 12; Marching Band 10, II, 12; National Honor 12; Pop Club 11, 12; Studont Council 10. II; T. and I. 12; Y.O.U.T.H. II, 12 KOKALES, JANICE — Band 11. 12 KONKOL, CHERYL — Cooper ottes 12; Glee Club 10; Y-Teens 10 KOSHIOL, DANIEL — T. and 1.12 KOZUB, CAROLYN —Cooper ettes 12; Track 12; Y-Teens 10 KRAKER, ADAM —D.E. 12 KRATTENMAKER, TIMOTHY — Baseball 10; Football 10. II; Wrestling 12 KRAUSE, DEBRA — French Club 12; Musical 10; National Honor II, 12; 0. E. 12; Volleyball 11 KROENING, BRADLEY KROGER, TIMOTHY KROHN, LINDA — D.E. 12; Musical II, 12; Pep Club II KRONBERG, LINDA — Band 10, II, 12; Flagtwirlers 10, II, 12; French Club 12; German Club 10, II, 12; Musical 10, 12; National Honor 12; Orchestra 12; Student Council 12 KROPSKI, MICHAEL — Band 10. 11; Ski Team 10, II; Tennis 10, 11; T. and 1. 12 KRUEGER, JANE KRUEGER, JEAN — Choir 10, 11. 12; Cooperettes II, 12; Musical II; O.E. 12 KRUEGER, KEVIN — Baseball 10; Cross Country II; Hawks Quill 10, II, 12; Key Club II, 12; Ski Team 10. II; Track 11 KULCSAR, KEVIN — Football 10; Ski Team 10, 11 KULEDGE, JANICE — Aquaettes II; G.A.A. 10, II; Glee Club 10; Gym nasties 10, II, 12; National Honor 12; O.E. 12; Ski Team II; Tennis II; Volley KYLLONEN, PEGGY —G.A.A. 10, II; O.E. 12; Volleyball 10. II L LA BORDE, DOUGLAS — Band 10, II, 12; Ski Team 10. II LA FORCE, KATHRYN — Cheer-leaders 10, II. 12; Class Cabinet 12; G.A.A. 10; Gymnastics 11; Pep Club 10 LA ROCK, RONDA — Glee Club 10; T. and I. 12 LANG, PAULINE — Aquaettes 10, 11. 12; Glee Club 10, 11; O.E. 12 LANGANKI, LAURA — A.F.S. II; Cheerleaders 10, II, 12; Declamation 10; French Club II, 12; German Club 10, II, 12; Gymnastics 10; National Honor 12; Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 12; Spring Play 10; Campus Life 11 LANGHAM, KAREN — Inner School Stage 10, 11 LARSON, CRAIG — Football 10; Tennis 10. II, 12 LARSON, LAURA — Choir 10, II. 12; Madrigals II, 12; Musical II, 12; National Honor 12; Yearbook Staff 12 LARSON, PAMELA — Band 10. 11, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Orchestra II; Spanish Club 10, II LAWRENCE, MARGARET — Choir 11, 12; Contost Play 12; Glee Club 10; Musical 11 LE CUYER, ROBERT — Band 10; Baseball 10. II. 12; Ski Team 10. II, 12 LEE, CHERYL — French Club 10; G.U.S. 10; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Library Aids 10; Student Council; Y-Teens 10 LEE, JEFFREY LEE, LAURA — Choir II, 12; Glee Club 10; Hawks Quill 12; Madrigals 12; National Honor 12; Spanish Club 11 LEE, SUSAN — Band 10; Student Council 10, 11 LEHTINEN, DAVID— T 112 LEIFERMANN, SCOTT LENART, LESTER LENARZ, MARY — Choir 10. II, 12; Cooperettes II, 12; Madrigals II, 12; Musical 12; Spanish Club 10 LENNARTSON, JILL — Choir II. 12; Glee Club 10; Musical II, 12; Orchestra 12 LEONARD, GARY — Gymnastics 10. II LERACH, KATHRYN — G.A.A. 10, II; Musical 10, II; National Honor 12; Spanish Club 12 LERE, DIANE—G.A.A. 10. 11 LEUER, ALBERT — Baseball 10, II; Bowling 10. II. 12; Football 10. II. 12; Key Club 10. II; Wrestling 10. II. 12 LEWIS, COLLEEN LEWIS, MARY — Band 10. II. 12; Musical 12; Pep Club 11,12 LEWIS, MARK LHOTKA, DIANE—Band 12; Span ish Club 12 LIBBY, WALLACE l A I AUDIZ---c,—11 . 12 LIND, CAROL — Cheerleaders II, 12; Student Council II, 12 UPTON, BONNIE —D.E. 12 LOCKWOOD, ROBERT LOKKEN, LORETTA — Art Club 12 LUBY, THOMAS LUND, NANCY—Band 10. 11, 12; Declamation 10, II, 12; German Club 10; Hawks Quill II, 12; Musical 10; National Honor II, 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12; Winter Play 12 LUND, SHARON — Hawks Quill 12; Musical 10; Ski Team 11 LUNDEN, JOHN LUNEMANN, KAREN — G.a.a. 10; Musical 12; Tennis 10; Track II, 12; Volleyball 10, II LUTGEN, MICHAEL — Class Cab inet II, 12; Debate 10, II, 12; Declamation 10, II, 12; Key Club II, 12; Musical 12; National Honor II, 12; Student Council 12; Winter Play II; Y-Teens 10, Yearbook Staff II, 12; Gun Club 11,12 M MACDONALD, CHARLES MALLEY, DIANE — Musical 10; Student Council 12 MANET AS, JULIE—Glee Club 10 MANIAK, JEFFREY MANN IE, TIMOTHY — Swimming 10, II. 12 MARCH AND, MARY MARCHAND, MICHAEL — Golf 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Soccer 10, II MARENGO, BRUCE — Basketball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12 MARSH, DIANNE MARTEN SON, RANDOLPH MARTIN, HOLLY — F.H.A. 10; G.A.A. 10; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Musical 10 MATT, STEPHANIE McCLAY, DAVID — Choir 10. 11, 12; Football 10, II, 12; Musical 11; Track 12 McCOMAS, STEVEN McCUE, JODI — Choir 10, II, 12; Contest Play 12; Drama Council II, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor 12 McDILL, STEVEN — Ski Team 10, 12 McKEE, ROBBIN McMillan, Catherine — F.H.A. 10; G.A.A. 10. 11; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Library Aids II, 12; Musical II, 12; Student Council 11,12 McNEIL, NANCY MEAD, THOMAS —A.V. io, 11, 12 MEIER, CRAIG — Declamation II, 12; Ski Team 10, II; Winter Play II MEINTSMA, KEVIN — A.F.S. II, 12; Baseball 10, II; All State Orchestra 10; Gun Club 12; Hawks Quill 12; Key Club II, 12; Musical 10, II; Orchestra 10, II; Student Council 10; Wrestling 10, II, 12; Yearbook Staff 12 MELICH, PATRICK — Hockey 10, MENSCH, CARLA MENTH, STEVEN MERRIAM, JOEL MERTEN, BARBARA MEYER, JEFFREY — Baseball 10; Basketball 10, II, 12; Football 10, II, 12 MEYER, VICKI MICHAL, JOSEPH MILLER, DOUGLAS MILLER, LAURIE — O.E. 12; O.E. Club 12 MILLER, MARY — Cheerleaders II, 12; G.A.A. 10; Musical 10, II, 12 MILOSTAN, STEVEN — Band 10, II, 12; Choir II, 12; Football 10; German Club 10; Jazz Book 12; Musical 10; Student Council 11,12 MONSON, DEBRA — Choir 10. II, 12; Musical 10; National Honor 12 MOODY, JEAN — H.E.A.R.T. 12; Y.O.U.T.H. 10, II MORK, SCOTT MOSER, DEBRA — Cross Country 12; G.A.A. 10; Ski Team II, 12; Musical 10; Track II, 12 MOSER, KIMBERLY — Band 10; G.A.A. 10, 11; O.E. 12; Volleyball 10, 11 MULLANEY, LAURA — National Honor 12; Pom-pom Girls 12 MULVANEY, PATRICIA N NELSON, DANIEL NELSON, JANA — French Club 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor 12; Pom-pom Girls II, 12; Student Council 10 NELSON, JOHN NELSON, LEILA — g.a.a. io, ; Spanish Club 10, II, 12; Swimming 10, II NELSON, PAUL — Class Cabinet 10; Musical 10; Track 10 NELSON, RONALD — Swimming 10, II, 12; Yearbook Staff II. 12 NELSON, SHARON — French Club 10; G.A.A. 10, II; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12 NELSON, SHERYL —D.E. 12 NELSON, VALERIE —Choir 10, 11, 12; French Club 12; Madrigals II, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Spring Play 10 NESGODA, MICHAEL NESS, ROGER — Band 10, II, 12; Choir 12; Musical II, 12; Orchestra 12 NEUMANN, CYNTHIA NEUMANN, DANIEL — Band 10, 11, 12; Choir 10. 11, 12; Contest Play 12; Declamation II, 12; Hawks Quill 12; Library Aids 10, II, 12; Madrigals 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Orchestra 12; Student Council 10. II, 12; Winter Play 10, II. 12 NEWCOMB, JANNITA — Glee Club 10; Gymnastics 10, II, 12; Musical II NEWMAN, DAVID — Band 10, II; n c )- NICHOLS, JOAN — G.A.A. 10. 11; German Club .10, 11, 12; Musical 10; National Honor 11, 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12; Student Council 12; Swimming 10, II. 12; Track 11, 12 NICHOLS, KATHLEEN — Y.O.U.T.H. II NIGGELER, JOSEPH — T. and I. 12 NILSEN, STEVEN NORBY, PAUL — Chess II. 12; Spanish Club 12; Track 10, II, 12 NORGEN, KIMBERLY — G.A.A. 10; Library Aids 10 NYBO, MICHAEL O OESTERREICH, TODD OJALA, KAREN OKESON, MARK OLESON, SCOTT — Wrestling 10, II, 12 OLSON, JUDY — Choir 10. ll: H.E.A.R.T. 12; Musical II. 12 OLSON, MARY—Band 10, II, 12; Golf 10; Musical 12; National Honor 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Rifle Team 11 OLSON, MELINDA — Glee Club 10; Y Teens 10 OLSON, MICHAEL — Choir 10. II; Football 10. II. 12; Golf 10, II; Key Club 11; Musical 12; Wrestling 10, 11 OLUND, CATHERINE OREY.NIKIE —H.E.A.R.T. 12 ORLUCK, MARK — Basketball 10 Football 10, II. 12; Golf 10 OVERMAN, JIMMIE — Footba II; Soccer 10 OXLEY, JOEY OYEN, SANDRA — A.F.S. II; Bar 10; Student Council 10, 11 P PALMER, MARK — W.E. ii, 12 PAPE, CHERYL — Student Counc 12 PAPPAS, PAULA — Aquaettes I Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 12 PARNELL, TRACY PATRICK, SHANNON - Chee leaders 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 12 PATTERSON, KIRBY — Footba I 11; Track II, 12 PAWLIK, DONALD PEARSON, DEBRA — Band 10, ll: Cooperettes II, 12; National Honor 12; Y-Teens 10 PEARSON, JEFFREY — Band 10, II; Basketball 10, II; National Honor 12 PEARSON, JIM — Basketball 10, 11. 12; Football 10. II, 12; Golf 10; Student Council 12 PEDERSON, LINDA PEPPE, THERESA — Choir 10, 11. 12; Cooperettes II, 12; French Club 10; G.A.A. 10; Musical 10, 12; National Honor 12; Y Teens 10 PETER, THOMAS — Swimming 10. IX PETERSEN, CHERYL — Glee Club 10, II PETERSON, DEBRA — Bend 10, 11, 12; Drum Majorette 12; Marching Band 10, II, 12; Musical 10; National Honor 11, 12; Twirier 10. 11, 12 PETERSON, JODY — Art Club 12; Choir 12; D.E. 12 PICKERIGN, SUSAN — Class Cabinet 10; Declamation 10, II, 12; German Club 10, II, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 10 PICOTT, JEROME PIERSON, CHERYLE — Band 10, II, 12; Gymnastics II; Musical 12; National Honor 12 PITTS, SCOTT PLATZER, ROBERT — Soccer 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Yearbook 12 POST, LEE — Baseball 10, II; Football 10, 11, 12; Hockey 12 PR ASK A, KAREN— D.E. 12 PR A Y, JEAN — Cheerleaders 11, 12; National Honor II, 12; Yearbook Staff II, 12 PROELL, TERESA — O.E. 12 PUPEZA, JANICE — German Club 10. II. 12; Library Aids 10, II Q QUAM, DAVID — Baseball 10, II. 12; Football 10, II, 12; National Honor 12 QUICK, JODY QUICK, JOHN QUIST, DEBRA — Choir 12; G.A.A. 10, II; Winter Play 11; Y-Teens 10 R RADLOFF, CINDY — F.H.A. 10; National Honor 12; T. and I 12; Winter Play 10 RAKO, CATHERINE RAKOTZ, TERRENCE — Band 10. 11. 12; Football 12; Track 10, 11, 12 RANDALL, PAMELA — Choir 10, II, 12; Madrigals 11, 12; Musical 12 RANGEL, ROBERT — Musical II; T. and I. 12; Winter Play 11 RANIK, PAUL RASMUSSEN, TRACY — French Club 10; Y- Teens 10 REED, CANDYCE — D.E. 12; G.A.A. 10, II; Musical 10; National Honor 12; Volleyball II; Yearbook Staff II. 12 REED, GERALD REED, LAURA — G.A.A. 10. II; Gymnastics 11 REED, RANDY RICHARDSON, JANET — Class Cabinet II; Ski Team 10; Swimming 10, 11; Track II. 12; Volleyball 12 RIEL, WILLIAM — Choir 12; Con test Play 12; Gorman Club 11, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor 12 RIES, RANDALL RITZINGER, DEBRA Choir 11, 12; RODRICK, DAVID — Contest Play 12; Debate 12; Declamation II, 12; Musical 12; National Honor 12; Winter Play 11 ROHE. MARY — Choir 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Musical 12; Winter Play 11 ROMANN, NANCY — Social Service 12 ROUBIK, CYNTHIA — Cheerleaders 10, II; French Club 10; H.E.A.R.T. 12; H.E.A.R.T. State Representative 12; National Honor 12; Yearbook Staff II, 12 RUCKLE, SANDRA — T. and 1.12 RUDOLPH, DANIEL RUPERT, DIANE —O.E. 12 S SABA, CORRINE — Class Cabinet 12; Cooperettes II, 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Student Council 10; Y-Teens 10 SANDVIG, DA VID — Football 11 SARAZIN, RICHARD — Football 11; Track 11; Wrestling 10 SCHEEF, DA VID — Musical 12 SCHERZ, BECKY — Cheerleaders 10, II; Cooperettes 12; D.E. 12; Gym nasties II, 12; Y-Teens 10 SCHEUERMANN, MICHAEL — Football 10, 11 SCHIECK, CHERRI — Band 10. SCHLICK, CARLA SCHMIDT, LARRY— T. and 1.12 SCHMIDT, LEON —D.E. 12 SCHMIDT, SCOTT — Football 10, 11; Track 10 SCHMITT, THOMAS SCHMITZ, SUSAN — Cheerleaders 12; Class Cabinet 10, II, 12; French Club 10; Student Council 10, II, 12; T. and I 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12 SCHNEIDER, RONALD SCHOEN, KAREN — German Club 10. II; Hi-Y 10; National Honor 12; Pep Club 10; Pom pom Girls 11,12 SCHUDI, DALE — A.V. 10; Wres tling 10 SCHULLER, DA VID — French Club 11, 12; National Honor 12; Swimming 10. II. 12 SCHULTZ, JOEY — Library Aids 10. II SCHULZ, VICKI — Band 10, II; Choir 10, II, 12; Contest Play 10, Drama Council 12; French Club 10; Flagtwirlers 11, 12; Musical 10, II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Orchestra II; Winter Play 10 SCHUSTER, PAUL —D.E. 11.12 SCHUTZ, GREGORY— Band 10; Baseball 10 SCHUTZ, MARK — Swimming 10, II. 12 SCHWANZ, RONALD SCHWERINSKE, LEE SCHWERINSKE, LYNN SCHWICHTENBERG, JAY— Band 10. II, 12; Musical II, 12; Orchos SCOTT, CHERYL SCOTT, JEFFERY SEELIG, BYRON — German Club 10. II, 12; Library Aids 10. II, l2;Stu dent Council 10, 11, 12 SEELYE, KRIS — Hi-Y 10; National Honor 12; Pep Club 10; Pom-pom Girls 12 SEIWERT, BRADLEY — Tennis 10. 11. 12 SELLMAN, JEANNE — H.E.A.R.T. 12 SEPPALA, JOHN — German Club II, 12 SEPPALA, LOREN — vQ Tech n, 12 SHANESY, COLLEEN —D.E. 12 SICORA, MARK —H.E.A.R.T. 12 SIEGLER, STEVEN SIMONS, DENISE — Cheerleaders 10, 12; Choir II, 12; Glee Club 10; Gymnastics II, 12; Library Aids 10; Musical 10, II, 12 SJODAHL, GREGORY SKELTON, GREGORY SKJOD.GARY — D.E.I2 SKOBY, DAVID — Hockey 10, II, 12 SMEGAL, TERESA — A.F.S. 12; French Club 12; Student Council 10, 11 SMIDA, RICHARD — Band 10. II; Cross Country 10, II, 12; Ski Team 10; Track 10, II. 12 SMITH, CLARANNE — Cheer- loaders 12; Choir 10. II, 12 SMITH, GAYLENE SMITH, KENNETH —Soccer 12 SMITH, KRISTI SMITH, RANDALL — National Honor 12; Student Council 10; T. and I. 12 SMITH, TODD— Wrestling 10, 11, 12 SNUSTAD, JULIE — Class Cabinet 11, 12; French Club 10, 12; German Club II, 12; Hawks Quill II, 12; Library Aids 10; Musical 10, II, 12; Mascots 11-National Honor II, 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12; Pep Club II; Ski Team 10, 11 SOCHA, JACKI SOLTIS, DAWN — F.T.A. to: G.A.A. 10, II; Y Teens 10 SORENSEN, CHRIS — French Club 12; German Club 10, II, 12; Library Aids 10, II; Ski Team II; Student Council 10, II, 12; Swimming 10 STAMENT, TIMOTHY STANGER, JODIE — Aquaettes 10, 11; Ski Team 11,12 STEARNS, DAVID — Baseball 10; Golf II, 12; Hockey 10. II, 12; Soccer 10, II. 12 STEEN, JOHN — Choir 10. II, 12; Madrigals 12; Musical II, 12; National Honor 12; Yearbook Staff 12 STEGORA, SUSAN STELCK, CHARLENE — Band to, 11, 12; G.U.S. 10, II. 12; National Honor 12; Jazz Ensemble 11, 12; Student STENGEL, GUY — T. and I. II, 12; Vo Tech II, 12 STENSRUD, MARK—Band 10, II; 12; Key Club 10; Musical 10; 11; Wres fling 10, 11 STICK EL, MICHAEL — A.V. 10, ll, 12 STOCKDILL, SANDRA STUART, JOHN STUBER, JON I — G.a.a. 10, 11; Track II; Volleyball 12 SUESS, CAROLYN — G.A.A. 10; O.E. 12; Vo Tech 11 SULLIVAN, ANNIE — Choir 10,11. 12; Coopereffes II, 12; G.A.A. 10; Ski Team 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Y-Teens SULLIVAN, JANICE — Band 10. II, 12; Flagtwirlers 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 11, 12; Student Council 12; Y Teens 10 SUNDERS, SUSAN — Class Cabinet II; F.T.A. 10. II; G.A.A. 10; Student Council 11 SURA, JOAN SVINDAL, JILL — Glee Club 10; Gymnastics II, 12; National Honor 12; Y- Teens SWANSON, CONNIE — G.A.A. 10; Hawks Quill II, 12; Musical 10; National Honor 12 SWANSON, D LIS — Choir II, 12; Contest Play 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12 SWANSON, ROCHELLE SWARD, MICHAEL — Choir 10. II, 12; Contest Play 12; Gymnastics 10; Musical 10. 12; Spring Play II; Winter Play 10 SWENTEK, MARY — Declamation II; D.E. 12; G.A.A. 10. II; Gymnastics 11; Pep Club 10, II; Pom-pom Girls II; Student Council 12; Track II, 12; Winter Play 12; Wrestling 12; Y.O.U.T.H. II, 12 T TACHENY, GWEN TAINTOR, JERRY — Swimming 10, II TARASAR, TERRY — French Club II, 12; German Club 12; Swimming 11 TELL, MICHAEL — Swimming 10 THAYER, JAMES THAYER, JOHN THERN, JAMES — Drama Council 12; Musical 12; T. and I. 12 THOMAS, KATHLEEN — Library Aids 10, II. 12 THURMAN, CYNTHIA TILSETH, JEFFERY TOENSING, BRITTON — T. and I. ll TRACZYK, JUDY TRUCHINSKI, GREGORY TYSON, DALE — H.E.A.R.T. 12 U UDESEN, JO — Art Club 12 UNDERDAHL, RICK — Band 10. II. 12; Wrestling 10. II URICH, WESLEY — Band 10, 11; Choir 12; Tennis 10, II, 12; V VAGASKY, STEVEt' - Class Cabinet II; Contest Play 10 I; Ski Team 12; Student Council 10, I., T. and I. 10; Winter Play 10, II VAIDICH, DAVID — Choir 10, II. 12; Football 10; Musical 12 VAN STEENBERGEN, JON — Choir 10, II. 12; Football 10; Golf 12; Library Aids 10; Student Council 10, II, 12 VAN VICKLE, LINDA — Library Aids 12 VAN WIE, SHARON — Band 10. II, 12; Musical II, 12; Orchestra 12; Y.O.U.T.H. II VELNER, TOM — Baseball 10. II, 12; Basketball 10; Soccer 10, II. 12; T. and I. 12 VOLKERT, CHRISTINE — Swim ming 10; Tennis 10 VREDENBURG, DEBRA W WADATZ, KAREN — Band 10. II; Cheerleaders 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12 WADTKE, JEFFREY WAGNER, JAMES — A.v. I0; Musical 10 WAGNER, KATHLEEN — A.F.S. 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11,12 WALKER, PRESLEY—D.E. 12 WALKER, WESLEY — Chess 12; Table Tennis 12 WALL, MARY WALTON, WILLIAM — Gymnastics 10, 12 WASHAM, EUGENIA WASNICK, LARRY — Football 10; Hawks Quill 10. II. 12; Hockey 10, II. 12; National Honor 12; Tennis 10, 11 WASTE, PATRICK — D.E. 12; Ski Team 12 WATERHOUSE, PAMELA — H.E.A.R.T. 12 WEDIN, JULIE — Class Cabinet 10, II; Land I. 12 WEFEL, JANE — Glee Club 10 WEINBECK, KURT WEIS, BRENT — Student Council 12; Tennis 10, II, 12 WELTERS, JEAN WELTERS, JOAN WELTY, DOUGLAS — Band 10. II, 12; Choir 12; Musical II; National Honor 11, 12; Tennis 10. 11,12 WENLUND, MARY — D.E. 12; G.A.A. II; Student Council 10, 11 WENTLAND, SHARI — H.E.A.R.T. 12; National Honor 12; Y.O.U.T.H. 10, II WERBOWSKI, GREGG — A.v. 10, II; Contest Play 10, II; Musical 10, 11; T. and I. 12; Winter Play 10. II WERNER, MICHAEL — Ski Team 10; Land I. II, 12 WHELAN, AMY WHITE, KEVIN---Swimming 10, II, 12 WICKLUND, DAVID — Musical II, 12; National Honor 12 WICKSTROM, DUANE — Band 10, II. 12; Baseball 10, II WIENBAR, MARGARET — A.F.S. 11, 12; Basketball Stat II, 12; Choir II, 12; G.A.A. 10; German Club 10, II, 12; Mascots II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 12; Apa thy Club II. 12 WILCHECK, DEBRA — Vo Tech 12 WILLAMAN, KRISTEN — A.F.S. II; Chess 12; Choir 10. II. 12; Class Cabinet 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; German Club 10. II; Musical 10. II. 12; Student Council 11,12 WILLIAMS, MARY — A.F.S. 12; Musical 12; National Honor II, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 WILLKOM, JOHN WINDSOR, KIMBERLY — Cheer-leaders 10, 12 WINDSPERGER, DONNA — HEART 12 WINDSPERGER, JOSEPH WINKELMAN, KENNETH WINKER, MONICA — A.F.S. II. 12; Declamation 10; French Club 10. II 12; German Club 10, 11, 12; Hawks Qui! II, 12; National Honor II, 12; Spanish Club 12 WINKLER, DONALD WINTERHALTER, MARY — Banc 10, II; Vo Tech 12 WITTNEBEL, RENEE — G.A.A. 10 Spanish Club 10 WODTKE, GWEN — D.E. 12; Gle Club 10 WOJCIK, MICHELLE — Band H Choir II, 12; Debate 12; G.A.A. I Musical 12; National Honor 12; Wint Play 11 WOLAK, KAREN — Choir 11, L Glee Club 10: Musical II, 12; Studer Council 10; Y Teens 10 WOLFF, THOMAS — Band 10, I 12; Football 10; Gymnastics 10, II, 12 WOREL, KRISTINE — H.E.A.R. 12 WORM, RICHARD — T. and I. 12 WORWA, SUZANNE WYRICK, NANETTE — Choir 12; French Club 10. II, 12; G.A.A. 10, I . 12; National Honor 12; Student Council II Y YOUNGQUIST, BRUCE —Soccer 10 z ZEGAR, SHERYL—O.E. 12 ZEIDLIK, ALAN — Choir 10. II, 12; H.E.A.R.T. 12; Musical 11 ZENGER, TIMOTHY Index — 209 fas lii ;S m Q 'C ui � A 1 .� aSf§'« 5o. £ils§iJ 5 13 _ a?-2s t ?|aas'lI? 5 lOlS il S? «]f £ £ C 5 « 5 £ S35 5sSS t€ mm Gad'ke. Duana 160 GAGNON. Tom 26. 139 GARBE. Mary 33 Gardner. Kimberly 160 Garias. Richard 160 Gartner. Bradlay 160 Gartner, Gary 84. 138. 146 Gartner. Norman 87. III. 160 Gariy. Christine 113. 136, 160 Gait. Randy 121. 180 Gafat. E'-rabath 22. 67 Gat at. Karan 87. 58. 59. 113. 121. 124. 160 Gattka. Howard 24 Gattka. Linda 146 Ga •anda, Bryan 146 Garanda. Kay 130. ISO Gar anda. Kim 180 Gawboy. April 146 Gawboy. Bradlay S7. SB. 107. 146 Gay. Kathlaan 160 Gahrlng. Thomat 160 Gaib. Kathy 160 GaMarman, Carol 146 GaXarman. Chary! 23. 180 Getting, Thomat GERMAN CLUB 135 Garmundton. Lori 146 Gattal’. Mari 160 Gianot. Chary! 24. ISO Giataka. Kathlaan 146 GiBatta, Doug 160 GILLIS. Nall 38 Gltiman. Larry 92. 160 GIRL 'S TENNIS 88. 89 Gittar. Margarat 160 Gladar. Cybthia 146 Gladar. Jaanna 52. S3. 180 Gloaga. Duana 160 Goadal. Chary! 55. 155 Goff. Edward 146 Goff. Scharlat 54. 160 Golditon. Danlal ISO Golay. Patricia 146 Goodrich. Unda 57. 58. 121. 180 Goodwin. Jo 180 Gordon, Timothy 180 Gorman. Jaroma 160 Gonky. Mary 52. 132. 160 Go ft. Chary! 54. 146 Gott. Shalta 22. 180 Gotto. Sutan 146 GOURLEY. Darald 26 Grabow, Lynatta 180 Grady. CoXaan 160 Grady. Tarry! 24. 180 Graham. Brain 57. 104. 147 Graham, Daanna 57. 166 Graham, ShaHa 181 Granda. Patricia 181 Granlund, Ervin 147 Graphantaan. Rogar 22. 181 Graan, Mari 181 Graan. Patricia 160 Graana. Timothy 84. 147 Graanflald. Scott 104. 147 Graanflald. Susan 181 Greanwaldt. Dabra 22. 59. 121. 181 Graenwaldt. Douglat 147 Granton. Kavin 52. 91. 99. 147 Griap. David56. 57. 58. 59. 91. 115. 121. 122. 181 Griap. Richard 147 Griffith. Allan 90. 92. 114. 160 Griffith, Randy 92. 121. 181 Griggt. Danlal 181 Griggt. Mary 126. 127. 147 GRIMSRUD. Dick 21 Grimttaad. Glenda 147 Grondahl. Dianna 97. 181 GrondaN. Richard 94, 160 Gonka. Backy 59. 126. 147 Grots Patar 147 Grott. Stavan 160 Grota. Bradlay 57. 160 Grotta. Dannh 181 Gro.a, Janat 52. 53. I2l. 124. 160 Grova. Lauria 147 Grovar. Nancy Gruanka. Mkha'la Gruhlka. Carol 181 Gruhlka. Jamal 147 Gultvig. Patricia 147 Gunderson, Janice 181 Gundarton. Kam La 147 Gundarton, Rotanna 22. 181 Gunia. Mlchal 160 Gjnla. Mytat 94. 147 GIRL S VOLLEYBALL 100. 101 G.U.S. GYMNASTICS 93. 94. 95. 96. 97 H Haapala. Richard Ha a Gar aid 24. 169 Habarmann. Mark 107. 181 HAGEN. Joyca 47 Hagan, Nancy 132. 160 Hagar. Jaffray 90. 92. 160 Hagar. Linda 126. 127. 147 Hagarty. Jean Haghjnd. Stavan 181 Hagkutd. Thomat 91. 147 Hahn. Robert 23. 181 Hahn. Thomat 147 Haight. John 57. 147 Held. Jamai 92. 181 Halgrimton. Dawn 161 Ha8. Cynthia 57. 181 HaR. Diana 132. 161 HaH. Ronald 147 Hahtad. Latlaa 56. 121. 131, 161 Helton. David 107. 161 Helton. Nancy 147 Helton. Timothy 92. 181 Hamel. Nancy 161 Hammond. Diana 161 Hammond. Thereto 161 Hanautka. Catharine 181 Hanautia. Michael 102. 161 Hanlon. CoRaan 161 Hannatch. Deborah 23. 181 Hannatch. Dianna 109. 112. 121. 161 Hannibal. Robert 181 Ha nr a tty. Conaranca 161 Hanratty. Emmet 161 Henan, Jacqulana 147 Homan, Richard 147 Hanton. Carol 182 Hanton, Chary! 24. 182 HANSON. Dawn 21 Hanton. Dabra 182 Hanton. JM 147 Hanton, Jon 77, 147 Hanon, Larry 161 Hanton. Randy 107. 182 Hanton. Roy 52. 102. 121. 182 Hanton. Stavan 147 Haratyn. EKiebeth 155 Haratyn. Jean 182 Harper. Brenda 161 Harrlman. Dawn Harriott. Joe! 147 Harriott, PhiKp Harris. Dabra 182 Harn't. Dannit 161 Harrit. John 147 Harrit. Kathi 147 Harrit. Keith 147 Hartfial. Ruth 57. 147 Hartley. Colleen 182 HARTSOOK. Janice 70 Hartung. Denial 161 Harty. Mark 147 Harty. Paul 161 Harvala. Elaine 147 Harvat. Kimberly 179. 161 Harvey. Dabra 161 Harvey. Donald 147 Hatcher, Danlal57. 147 Hatton. Gary 147 Haubrick. Bruce 187 Haubrick. Dana 147 Hauga. Gregory 161 Hauge. Stavan 147 Haugen, Michele 147 Ha wet. Sutan 182 Hawklnt. April 147 Hawklnt. Denial 161 HAWKS 133 HAWKS QUILL Heyt. Chary! 57. 58. 126. 147 HEATH. Gratchen 33 Hebiymkl. Kimberly 161 HadaKut. Tar1147 Heater, Gary 57. 161 Haglvnd. Patricia 57. 113. 121. 133. 134. 182 Hegguitt. Pamela 161 Hagttad. Robert 147 Hekhart. Richard $4. 85. 121. 123. 134. 161 Holer. Louit 67. 58. 59. 161 HaR Thomat 182 Haitanfalt. Terete 167 Haitka’a. Heidi 133, 147 Helmke, Dory! 182 Helps, Richard 147 Helps. Stavan 161 Halt. John 161 Halt Mary 97. 147 Haltath. Kathlaan 182 Hehath, Nancy 161 Holton. Janat 22. 57. 188 Haltan. Judith 147 Holton. Linda 161 Hambargar. Brenda 97. 147 Hembargar. Howard 161 Hambroff. Dale 161 Hemingway. David85. 115. 134. 161 Harnkan, Timothy 85. 182 Handerton, Michael 182 Ha-ndarton. WJSam 54 Handrickton. Christina 182 Hendrickton, Stavan 147 Henkel. Lori 161 Harm amen, Diana 161 HENRY. Robert 76 Hentgas. Mark 90. 92. 114, 161 Hantgat. Stave 147 Hanton, Karan 121. 161 Hapokotki. Kathleen 126. 127. 161 HopokotU. Rogar 94, 182 Harder. Sutan 147 Hark a I. Carrie 87. 121. 182 Harkal. Michael 57. 91. 104. 147 Harbftky. Ronald 84. 147 Harmat, Rhonda 187 Hermat. Richard 91. 104. 147 Haroui. Linda 133. 147 HerHo. 8-yon 187 Hanog. Gregory 161 Hanog. Tamara 147 Hett, Jamai 182 HETCHLER, Paul38. 147 Hattie. Wand! 97. 183 Hewitt, Jar! 56. 57. 147 Hewitt. Robert 147 Hayna. Bentley 55. 147 Haywood. Victoria 161 Hiar. Bradley 147 Hlar. Nancy 147 Hilary. Terete 147 HUdeh). Kimberly 55. 147 Hilgar. Robert 147 HiO. Brant 148 HBI, Bryan 161 HIV. Stanley 62. 90. 92. 161 H� ar. LaurlSS. 148 HUtnar. Duana 121. 183 Hilton. Donna 161 H3tj. Renee 161 Hut. Gena 161 HOCKEY 114. IIS Hoafar. Dav.d 92. 107. 183 Hoarnlng, Catharine 148 Hoarning. Douglat 110. 183 Hoff. Julia 148 Hoff. Tammara 183 Hogan. John 161 Hogan. Thomat Hogamon. Michael 24. 148 Hovtath. Jana1121.183 HOLLISTER. Vernon 33. 124. 17S Holmat. Gala Holmttrom. Dawn 22. 121. 183 Hohten. Marcia 57. 171. 183 Holier. Tamara 22. 183 HOMECOMING 64. 65. 66. 67 HOME ECONOMICS 24. 44. 45 HOMME. Martha 26 Hgnehchlager. Sutan 24 Hopwood. Leslie 161 Hortch. Mark 23. 183 Ho'-adal. Tarry Hosch. Backy 148 Hosch. Stephan 56, 57, 161 Hoskins. Brett 54. 143 Hoskint, Tamara 183 Hosklnt, Tarry 183 House, Stavan 98. 183 Howe. Beverly 183 Howe. Dale 161 Howe. Donald 161 Howe. Rkhard 24, 183 Huber, Sutan 183 Huabtch. Julia 123. 129. 183 Huabtch. Kathryn 109. 133. 148 Hughat. Dean Hughat, Dor i a 59. 148 Hughat. Michael 148 Hukriada. Cynthia 127. 148 Hukriada. Wendy 126. 133. 143 Humbert. Mark 148 Humble. Stavan 57. 85. III. 183 Hunarbarg. Paul 56. 57. 58. 183 Huro. Thomat 98, 183 Hutton. Janat 52. 161 Hytar. Mark 183 I Ihrka. Tarry 148 INDEX 709 Indgier. Pamela 161 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 142. 143 IngaRt. Michael 162 INNER SCHOOL 28. 79. 30 Irvin, Gerard 52. 167 Irving, Barbara 58. 183 hUarka, Daniel 102. 183 J JACK OP HEARTS 78 Jacobsson. Jaffray 91. 104, 148 Jacobsson. Suren 121. 184 Jamie. TemiS7. 58. 126. 127. 133. 148 Jamie. Terence 24. 184 Jandro. Rota Janikowtki. Sandra 89. 167 Jenson, Cheryl 184 Jaral. Jennifer 167 Jandro. Jeffrey 148 Jennings. Dawn 184 Jan tan. Douglas Jernan. Gena 99. 148 Jan tan. Thomas 162 Jetton. William 148 JOHANSEN. Donald 18 Johtman. Michael 57. 87. 95. 162 Johnson. Barbara 184 Johnton. 8ath C. 162 Johmon. Bath J. 126. 143 Johnton. Beverly 167 Johnson. Bradlay G. 23. 184 Johnton. Bradley G. 184 Johnton. Bradlay S. 22. 184 Johnton. Bruce P. 184 Johnton. Bruce W. 94. 148 Johnton. Carl 162 Johnton. Cheryl 162 Johnton. Claudia 121. 123. 184 Johnton, Craig 184 Johnton. Denial C. 52. S3. 120. 136. 184 Johnton, Denial M. Johnton. David 14$ Johmon. Deborah 148 Johnton. Dabra 58. 59. 121. 122. 124. 176. 162 Johnton. Duana 114, 184 Johmon. Frederick 148 Johnton. Gwen 148 Johnton, Jean 134. 148 Johnton. Joy 148 Johmon. Karan L. 162 Johmon. Karan M. 148 Johmon. Keith L 85. 114. 184 Johmon. Keith M. I IS. 148 Johnton. Kanlay 184 Johmon. Kimberly 184 I rider — 211 Johnion. Linda 162 Johnion, LHa 52. 66. 67. 1)2. 185 Johnion, Lori 162 Johtnon, Mark 148 Johnion, Paler 185 Johnson, Robin 126, 148 JOHNSON. Roger 47. 102 Johnion, Roger 87. 121, 185 Johnion. Sandra 185 Johnion. Shirley 162 Johnion. Sunn 162 Johnion. Thomei 102. 185 Johnion, Trent 148 Johnion. Wendy 162 Johmton. LyneHe 54. 162 Johmton. Rendett 185 Johmton, Rutiell 162 Jonei. Creig 98, 185 JORDAN. Heine 45 Jorgemen, Julie 185 Joiephton. Oeyne 105. 112. 148 Jotephton. Jeri 57. 105. 148 Joiephton, Trecy 105. 185 JotRn. Aten Jonert, Paul 148 Jolt. Connie 121. 122. 185 Joit. Kethy 122. 162 Jube. Gregory 10). 162 Jude. Brien 148 Judniteh, Robert 1)8 Jukue, Gery Juliot. Keri 148 Jutiot. Kevin 2). 185 Jungroth. Thomei 162 JUNIOR CLASS CABINET Jurek. Gery 148 Jurek. Mery 22. 67. 121. 185 K Kackmen. Scott 57. 102. 10). 162 Kelvestren, Stephen 185 Kelveitren, Thomei 162 Kemke. Frederick 121. 185 Kemmeier, Keren 97. 148 Kemmeier. Kory 87. 185 Kene, Cheryl 121. 185 Kene. Kerin 185 Kene. Kethleen22. 100. 126. 127. 148 KANE. Roger 122 Kene. Sendre 55. 148 Kepiten. Marlene 22. 186 KARHU. Reymond 26 Kerje, Bredley 148 Kerie. Doneld 186 KARLS. Dorii 45 Kerp. Sere 186 Keienezky. George 148 Ketchmerk. Cheryl 129. 186 Ketchmerk. Steven 162 Keul. Grece 22, 186 Kevenegh, Ann 186 Kevenegh. John $4, 148 Keefe. Virginie 24, 162 Keeley. Timothy 148 Kehn, Brien 186 KEICKER. Merlin 26 Kelley. Key 186 Kelly. Mery 162 Kelly. Petrick 162 Kemmitt. Gregory 121. 186 Kerr.pf. Sunn 54. 121. I)). 1)9. 162 KEMPPAINEN. N. £. 18 Kenniion. Diene 89. 121. 182. 186 Ketke, Cendince 162 Keike, Pemele 126. 148 Ketchmerk. Scott 148 KEY CLUB 1)9 Kiel. Cheryl 162 Kihlmen. Rendy 57. 162 Kikullen. Cerol 52. 100. 126 Kildow. Jonethen 54. 162 Kile. Robert 186 Kilpetrick. Sheron 22. 186 Kilpele. Jody 97. 162 Kilpele. Wede 148 Kimiey. Eerf 162 Kimiey. Lee 57, 143 King, Eliiebeth 186 Kingiley, Jemei 107. 186 Kinneer. Diene 54. 148 Kittner. Jenet 162 Kiviito. Douglei 24. 186 Kiviito, Patricia )4. 162 Kiviito. Robert 148 Kjer. Aden 148 Klepheke. Richerd 186 Klepheke. Roneld 148 Kleien. Micheel 148 Kletle. Douglei 148 Kletke. Sheron 57, Dl. 162 Kleve. Andree 24. 186 Klemenhegen. Suien 121. 1)0. 186 Klick. Conitence 186 Klimek. Jinolle 148 Kling, Edward 186 Klinger. Petrkie 162 KLOOS. DuWeyne 57. 58 Kloit, Gregory 162 KLUDl Lole )3 Kmecik. Jerome 148 Kmecik. Rotemerie 186 Kmecik. Thomei 162 KNIGHT. Jemei )8. 92 Knock. Dele 148 Knock. Paul 186 Knott. Brende 186 Kno-len. Pemele II). 121. 162 Knution. Dedene 162 Knution, Down 143 Knution. Rotene 162 Knution. Wende 148 Kodet. Sheron 22. 187 KoesHer. Kerry 25 Kohh. Joenn 2). 57. 121. 187 KOHORS T. Sue 45 Kokelei. Jenke 56. 187 Konkol. Cheryl 67. 132. 187 KopcteiU. Jen 162 Korinek. Peggy 148 Koihiol. Deniel 23. 187 Koikele. GeilSS, 148 Kottke. Deen 52. 162 Kowel. Leenn 148 Kowelke. Rebecca S6. 133. 148 Korub, Carolyn 132, 187 Kreker. Adam 22. 187 Kranr. Jemei 162 Krettenmeker. Rebecca 163 Krettenmeker, Timothy 187 Kreuie. Debra 22. 121. 187 Kreie. Jeffry 148 Krieg, Carolyn 148 Kroening. Bradley 24. 187 Kroening. M cheel 94, 163 Kroger. Terete 149 Kroger. Timothy 187 Krohn. Linde 22. 187 Kronborg. Linde 58. 59. 121. 131. 167 KroptU. Michael 23. 187 Krueger. Eve 52. 163 Krueger. Jene 187 Krueger. Jean 52. 67. 187 Krueger. Jeffrey 163 Krueger. Kevin 123. 139, 187 Krueger. Todd 187 Kruie. Connie 24. 163 Kruse, Glenn 163 Kubic. Thereto 163 Kutbelbeck. Mark 163 Kuehl, Lynn 149 Kuhn, Micheel Kukier. Kevin 187 Kuledge. Jenke 22. 121. 187 KuSedge. Jiff 149 Kunde. Connie 163 Kunza. Jean 149 Kupke. Thomei 52. 5), 163 Kurtty, Suien 149 Kyle. Cheryl S6. 149 KyXonen. Micheel 74. 149 Kytonen, Peggy 22. 187 L La Sorgo, Chedei 56. 85. 163 LeBorde. Douglei 56. 187 LeBorde. Paula 56. 149 LeFriniore. 8eth 55, 136, 149 LePlente. Tammy 149 LeRock. Rondo 23. ISS LeRock. Wendy 163 Ladd, Jack 56. 57. 149 Ladd. Jeon 100, 149 La Force. Kathryn 129. 187 Lehr, Donhe 57. 126. 149 Laidtaur. Curt 163 Lake. Laurie 149 LAMB. U. 60 Lambert. Leila 54, 149 Lang. Gary 163 Lang. Joseph 149 Lang. Pauline 22. 105. 188 Lenganki. Joseph 88. IIS. 149 Langanki. Laura 121. 185 Langham. Karen 24, 185 Langham. Kathleen 56. 57. 149 LANGUAGES 25 Lannen. Roy 149 Lennart, Ruth 163 Larsen, Doneld 149 Larson, Bredley 57. 99. 149 Larson. Cindy 163 Larson. Craig 188 Lerion. Darrell 56. 58. 59, 149 Lerion. Doneld 59. 149 Lerion. Jemei C. 149 Lerion. James M. 52. 53. 99, 163 Lerion. Ketherine 149 Lerion. Leure 52. 53. 121. 124, 18$ Lerion. Pemele 58. 188 Lerion. Philip 149 Lerion. Scott 149 Lather. Bradley 149 Leuton. Anne 163 ',ouion, Doneld Leuton. Jeanne 155 Lawrence. Glenn 24, 149 Lawrence. Mergeret 57. 189 Leter. Douglei 163 LeCuyer. Robert 110. 188 Leech. Keren 54, 163 Leech, Robert 149 Lee, Cheryl 24, 188 Lee. Gary 58.59.163 Lee. Jamie 57. 149 Lee. Jeffrey 188 Lee. Joseph 149 Lee. Leure 52. S3. 121. 188 Lee. Suien 188 Lehtinen. Devid27. 188 Leifermenn. Scott Lenert. Letter IBS Lenart. Uoyd 149 Lenert. Lite S2. 126. 149 Lenert. Mery 52. S3. 67. 132. 188 Lennertton. Jay 52. 84. 104. 149 Lennertion. J.H 52. 59. 137. 188 Lennertton. Jon 188 Leonard. Gary 188 Leone. Laurie 149 Lepiniki. Jerome 163 Lerech. Kethryn 121. 188 Lore. Diene 188 Lerum. Douglei 163 Letetlier, Dienne 149 Lever. Albert Levno, Lite 55, 149 Lewis. Mery 57. 188 Lewis. Cheryl 97. 149 Lewis. Colleen 186 Lewis, Deniie 163 Lewi,. Judith 52. 149 Lewis. Kathleen 163 Lawn. Linde 149 Lewh. Mark 24 Lewiion, Jeffery 163 LE VAHN, Noreen 45 Lhotke. Diene Libby. Wallace 189 LIBRARY AIDS 122 LICTERMAN. Samuel 28 LIEBEL. Sheron 60 Lilia. Laurie 189 LBje. Peggy 55, 163 Lind. Carol 129. 189 Lind. Debreh 163 Lindberg. Kimberly 189 Lindberg. Scott 149 Linn. Debra 100. 124. 126. 163 Lipton. Bonnie 22. 189 Liitug. Doneld 163 Litchy. Roger 149 Little. Don 94. 149 LLOYD. John 18 Lockk. Loretta 55. 149 Lockwood. Joanne 24, S7. 163 Lockwood. Rkherd 106. 149 Lockwood. Robert 189 Loeich, WiHlem 163 Lohmenn, Paul 149 Lokken, Loretta Long. Lawrence 91. 92. II5. 149 Longen. Mery 149 LORENTZEN. Robert 42. 92 LOUSHIN, Terrence 42 Louihin, Renee 55. 126. 127. 133. 149 LOVELL. Marion 26 Loven. WiViam 149 Lub'ntki, Barbara 89. 163 Lubrant. Cindy 163 Luby, Gregory 163 Luby. Mark SB. 59. 91. 99. 149 Luby. Thomas 85 Lucier. Wayne 189 Ludwig. Pemele 55. 129. 149 LUDWIG. Devid30. 33 Lund. Barbers 57. 149 Lund. Cynthia 52. S3. 57. 163 Lund. Donne 163 Lund. NencyS8. 59. 121. 123. 136. 189 Lund. Sheron 123. 189 Lunde. Cynthia 57. 58. 163 Lunde. Pemele 97. 149 Lunden. John 189 Lundgren. Lance 91. 99. 142 Lundquht, Pamela Lunemann. Karen 189 Lunemenn. Stephen 149 Lutgen. Michael 121. 124. 136. 139. 184 Lytdahl, Carolyn 57. 126. 149 Lysdahl. George 149 M Meat. Kevin 57. 163 MacDonald. Charles 24. 189 MacLeod. Ronald 149 Madar. M-kn 84. 85. 97 Magitadt. Sandra 52. 149 Malkki. Nancy 57. 149 MaBey. Dawn 163 MaXey. Diane 189 Manetas. Julie 189 Manet a i. Linda 149 Maniak. Jeffrey 189 Meniak. Patricia 57. 126. 127. 149 Mann, Mary 149 Mannie. Timothy 107, 169 MARCELL. Betty Marchand, Mary 121. 189 Marchand. Michael 121. 189 Marengo, Brian 90, 92. 163 Margengo. Bruce 92, 102, 103. 189 Marfit. Paul 92. 98. 163 MARHULA. Stan 38 Marks, Randy 163 Markuion, George 149 Marron. Joseph ISO Marsh. Dianne 189 Marsh. Unde 55. ISO MariheN, Lodger 163 Marthik. Rond a 122. ISO Martenion. Randolph 189 Martin. Holly 24. 189 Martimon. Donna 58. 59. ID. 121. Martschimke. RocheBa 55. 163 Marvin. Pamela 54. 57. 58. 97. 163 Man. Lynn 164 Manan, Mary 54. 150 Maion. Kevin 164 Mason. Shawn 87. III. ISO Maion. Steven 59. 164 Maitrien, Donald 164 Mathews, Linda 164 MATHEWS. Jan 112 MATHEMATICS 40. 41 Matt. Chartei 164 Matt. Stephanie Mattheei. Judy 55. ISO Mattion. Bruce Mauk. Robert 122. ISO May. Loreen 137. 164 McAlpine. Jeanne 57. 57. 117. 6 McCaBum, Steven IIS. 150 MCCARTHY. Steven 21. 28 McCtey. David92. 190 McCley. Timothy ISO McCUSen, Jeffrey 164 McClellan. Mary 54. 133.150 McCliih. Leeann 56. 123. 126. 133. 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Darrel 167 talons staff 174. its Tar tsar. Tarry 198 TerdUf. Frank 167 Tan. M: haat 198 T EM PEL Lawanca 51. 5) Tarrpal. Thomat 154 TENNIS Tarhaar. Cynthia 154 Tarhark. Jaffray 57. 171. 167 Tastier, Rebecca Thayar. Jamat Thayar. John 74. 154 Thayar. Richard 167 Thayar. Robart 154 Thalan. Michael 95. 198 Tharn. Jamat 198 Thomat. Kathleen 177. 198 Thomat. Wandy 56. 57. 154 Thompton. Brian 167 Thompton. Margaret 154 Thompton. Valeria 198 Thompson. Wandy 167 THORESON. Chadai 78. 30. 91 Thorn berg. Lisa 154 Thorton. Karan 56. 57. 58. 59. 171. 133. 139. 167 Thorton. Kathryn 154 ThoHand. WXam 167 Thuraton. Jo Ann 57. 89. 179. 168 Thurman. Cynthia 198 Tlfft. Mkhaai 57. 154 Tihath, Jeffery 198 Tingle, Robart 168 Titchanar, Larralna 154 Toeoting. Britton 198 Toenvng, Stanlay 168 Tomlin ton. David 154 Torpy. Lorraine S9. 154 Touiignant, David 168 Tovntand, Robert 57, 154 TRACK Tracy. Jaan 57. 58. 176. 154 Treciyk. Janet 168 Tracxyk. Judy 199 TRADE and INDUSTRY Trltco. Scott 154 Truchinski. Gregory 199 Tuma. Mark 168 Tvadt. Joan 56. 109. 168 Tygaton. Judith 154 Tygaton. Thomat 85. 168 Tyson. Dale 24. 199 U Udan. Mark 168 Udotan. Jo 199 UMHOEFER. Jon 33 Under da hi, Jamat 168 Undardahl. Rick 199 UNDERCLASSMEN 140 Urlch. Darla 52. 99. 154 UrkK Watlay 52. 199 Utacht. Diana 163 Uzalac. Kevin 168 V Vagasky.JamasS6.SJ, 168 Vagatky, Steven 199 Vaidkh, David 199 VenEtteo, Michael S4, 121 VenHeeL Jeffery 168 VanKrevelen, Jay S7, IS VenLith. Cheryl 24, 168 VanUth. Christian S6. 91, IS4 VanSteenbergen, Jon 168 VanVicUe. Unda S2. 199 VanWie. Sharon 57. 58 59. 199 Ventkkle. Craig Vanslckle, Paige 168 Ved. Caarla 169 Vainer. Use 154 Vainer, Thornes 23, 199 Vetsch. Joanne 168 VIKEN.JudyZl Volk. Victor 154 Volkert. Christine 199 VOLLEY8ALL 100. 101 Vovka. Diane 168 Votika. Lois 154 VoskuH. Thomat 154 Vost. Lori 126. IS4 Vosi. Randy 168 Vredenburg. Debra 199 Vroman. Kimberly 168 Vukton. David 154 W Waataia. Debra 154 Weataja. Tarata 168 Wschtlar. Laurie 154 Wadatt. Karan 121. 129. 199 Wadtia. Jaffray 199 Wagner. Jamat 199 Wagner. Kathleen 134, 199 Wagner, Michael 168 WAGNILO. Jerome 25 Weldemar. Mark 24. 154 Walker. Linda 22. 168 WaHar, Presley 199 Watiar. Russell 123.168 Walker. Watlay 199 Wat. Mary 199 Wats from. Debra 154 Walters. Brain 154 Walton. Eugene 154 Walton. W.lllam 199 Walt. Jaan 109. 121. 168 Wnadar. William 168 Wannabo. Matthew 91, 104, IS4 Warner, Susan 154 Walters. Jaan 200 Walters. Joan 200 Walty. Douglas 56. 200 Watty. Wayne 154 Wendt. Vicki 22. 200 Wanlund. Larry 700 Wanlund. Mary 200 WantUnd. Edward 154 Wantland. Shari 24, 121.200 Warn. Lynaa 154 WebowtU. Gragg 73. 200 Warner. Michael R. 200 Warner. Mkhaai T. 168 Warner. Stuart 56.57.58. 168 Waste. Denise 168 Wastarkmd, Sherry 55. 154 Wastln. Scott ISS Wastlund. Tarrla 168 Wastman. Deborah 168 Wastman. Steven 168 Wastpha0. Lisa 155 Wheeler. Unda 169 WhaUn. Amu 700 Whipp. Paula 126. ISS White. Kevin 107. 700 Wick. Harold 168 Wlcklund. David 121. 200 Wlckt. Dean 8S. 121 WicksaO. Tammira 168 Wickstrom, Duana 57. 700 Wianbar. Margaret 57. 121, 133. 200 Wlkhack. Bath 155 Wllchack. Debra 700 WIIcom. Todd 115.168 WILDUNG. Harold 53 Washam, Bruce 168 Wa sham. Eugenia 199 Wasnkk. Larry 114. 121. 123, 199 Wasta. Patrick 22. 200 Waste. Scott 154 Waterhouse. Pamela 24. 200 Waterhouse. Vicki 154 WEBER. Gary 42 Wadin. Julia 23.200 Weeks. Barbers 154 Wafel. Jane 200 Wegmenn. Nor bar 84, 8S. 121. 136. 137. 168 Wehage. Jean 169 Weibye. Brian 154 Wsidling. Mart! 154 Weinbeck. Kurt S2. 134.200 WeinteH. Cynthia 55. 154 Weis. Brent 52. 78. 200 We'n. Eric 169 WEISS. Harvey 30. 33 Wilkening, David 155 WILHELM. Gretchen 41 Wi9. Deborah 168 Wit, Tamars 155 WiHemen, Kristen 54, 200 WIXiams, Keith 155 Williams. Mary 121. 200 Williams. Murray 84. 55. 155 Williams. Valeria 168 Williams. William 155 Williamson. Susan 112. 168 WiSkom. Debra 168 WiXkom, John 201 WiKt. Gerald 56. 57. 58. 168 Witt. Steven 57. 168 WILSON. Gary 33. 90 WILSON. Harriet 26 Wibon, Jennifer 126. 133. 168 Windsor. Kimberly 67. 129. 201 Windsor. Mkherl91. 104. ISS Windsperger. Donna 24. 201 Wlndspargar. Joseph 201 Wlnga. Gregory 168 WINJUM. Mrs. 60 Wmketman. Kenneth 24. 201 Winker. Monka 120. 123. 133. 201 WlnUar. Anthony 54. 122. 168 Winkler. Donald Winter. Craig 84. II5. 155 Winterhalter. Mary 201 Winterhalter. Robert 57. 169 WINTER PLAY 76. 77 Withington. Paul 138, 169 Wltry. Robart 155 Wltry. Thomas 53. 124. 169 Wlttnabal, Ranee 20l Wlttnabal. Scott 155 Wodtka. G-van 201 Wodike. Steven 169 Wohlford. Debra 54. 155 Woicik. Diana 169 Woicik. MkhaBa 52. 121. 137. 701 Wolak. Karan 701 Wold. Cynthia 165 WoH. Joseph 91. 155 Wolff. Catharine 169 WoKf. Thomas 51. 94. 201 Wood. Lisa 55. 109.112. 115 Woodruff. HurcJ Woolard. Mark 169 Wore!. Kristina 201 WORK EXPERIENCE Worm. Richard Worwa. Suranna 23. 201 Wocue. Terrance 106. 155 Wosmak. Lora 155 WRAY. Rita 21 WRESTLING 18.99 Worst. Carolyn S9. 133. 155 Wyrkk. Nanette 121. 201 Wyrick. Rebecca 52. 100. 169 Wyttanbeck. Ronald ISS Y Yoraway. Jeffrey 169 Yost. Lori 155 Young. Jeffery 57. 169 Young. Paul 56. 169 Youngdahl. Rkhard9l. 97. 103. YOUNGREN. John 42 Youngqulst. Bruce 201 Youngquist. Laurie 54. 129. 155 Yungner. Pad 155 Yunkar. Darlene 54. 155 YUZNA. Lois 60 155 Z ZABEL. Prances 30. 33 Zacharies. Robert 169 Zachman. Joanna 155 Zachmen. Laurie 169 Zachman. Timothy 155 Zegar. Sheryl 22. 201 ZeidSer. Robert 87. 99. 123. 169 Zekfiik. Alan 24. 52. 201 Zengar. Tamberly 169 Zargar. Tarry 169 Zengar, Timothy 201 Zimdan. Ceryna 155 Zimmer marsn. Cortina 57, 155 Zirbas. George 155 Zltteroor. Oil 155 Zotan, David 169 Zurak, Jon Zwaig. Natalia 169 Ind -2IS Happenings in and around Cooper made 1975 a year fo remember. The Blizzard of the Century, Cooper's student uprising over locked lavatories, another Super Bowl loss for the Vikings, and the loss of a fellow student, Andrea Scaia, are just a few events which have altered our personal growth. The 1974-1975 school year passed quickly, leaving only some good memories and some sad. We must not dwell on our memories, but look ahead to the future. You must learn day by day, year by year, to broaden your horizon. The more things you love, the more you are interested in, the more you enjoy, the more you experience. 1974-75 Talon's Staff Faculty Advisor Business Advisor Editor -in- Chief Managing Editor Academics Editor...............................Laura Larson Assistant...................................Janet Grove Athletics Editor........................Cindy Roubik Assistants...................................Anne Duxbury Pete Blomquist Business Manager.......................Candy Reed Assistant............................Debbie Linn Index Editor...................................Debra Johnson Assistant..........................Dawn Anderson Organizations Editor....................Cheryl Cole Assistant...................................Becky Bobleter Vern Hollister Caryl Bugge Mari Adamson Bonnie Caughey Photography Editor...........................Mike Lutgen Photographers.................................Ron Nelson Kevin Meintsma John Steen Rob Platzer Contributing Photographer.................Dale Beers Senior Editor..................................Jean Pray Assistant................................Marjorie Cox Student Life Editor.....................Sue Schmitz Assistant..........................Lucy McGowan Underclassmen Editor..........................Karen Gates Assistant.....................................Tom Witry Introduction Copy.............12 pt. 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