Eden Prairie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eden Prairie, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

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The School Board voted unanimously to call for a Referendum in order to solve this problem. They asked all citizens living in School District 272 to vote yes for a referendum which would increase the District's school mill levy by 6 mills. A committee had been appointed in May to study the district's financial problems and provide a sampling of how high a level of education the community wished to support. This committee was named the Quality Education Committee. It appeared that if the Referendum failed, further reduction in the School program, totaling $304, 000 would take place in the 1974-75 school year. Passage of the Referendum would assure that $218,000 of cuts could be re- established. At the time, the district was operating in the red, using emergency funds, which would have soon run out. William Geimer, chairman of the commission stressed that the proposed tax increase did not have an eye towards adding frivolous programs, but toward maintaining the quality of educational program characteristic of the Eden Prairie School system in the past. The Referendum passed easily, with 968 voting yes, and 590 opposed. The affirmative vote demonstrated the de- sire to have a quality educational program for the 1974- 75 school year. WT ,- v .. ' ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Tumquist asks com- munity residents if they will allow a sign to be posted in their yard. ABOVE: Mr. Gran and Mr. Berger help the teacher's pro- motional effort with their smiles. RIGHT: Not exactly neon, but they did the job. 5 students, , e first year of . . 0 students went tgv school, and many training situation; i ed in job- Mini-School stu ents found en- joyable their frequent field trips. All of the Minj-School students shared in the planning and work for two all-school dances. LEFT TOP: Kari Bongard, Mr. Schultz, and Glenn Martner relax between classes. LEFT BOTTOM: Terry Ybarra and Rose Overman. BELOW: Dave Branson leans into his work. m r b o C I I a F vh-L-l-v. g GIRLS INTERSCHOLASTIC VOLLEYBALL Anytime now BELOW: OOOMP! ABOVE: Laurie's karate ball ABOVE: Patty knows about spikes. The Volleyball coach this year was Krista Domer. The most valuable player and all conference, was Cheryl Kerber. Letter winners were Cheryl Kerber, Mary Gstalder tcaptaim, Debbie Crow, Lauren Fransen, Laurie Hagen, and Patty Redmond. The girls had their ups and downs, but greatly improved over last year. They won 3 out of 8 games, and won the first play-off game. Though losing the second game, they had team spirit and hope to be back next year to take the title. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team showed improvement in the fall of 1973 by placing fifth in the Valley Conference Meet. Though not yet champions, they moved to the middle of the pack, rather than being at the bottom as they had been in past years. One of the season highlights was a very narrow loss to two conference powers in a home meet. Coach Larry Anderson was proud of all indi- viduals on the team, remarking that they had all improved. Anderson noted that Most Valuable Player Brad Coon deserved special recognition for his training program which continued throughout the entire year. ABOVE: No Marty, Streaking is out! BELOW: AAAH, Done and Won. WP ah Ir 3 B t ABOVE: Leader of the pack. BELOW: Hopscotch anyone? OTHER Mankato East Lakeville Shakopee Waconia Orono St. Anthony Chaska Buffalo Golden Valley OJ NH QONOOGQ 0101 The 1973-74 foot- ball season, With the exception of one game, was excel- lent, The coaching staff and the return- ing team felt that they had an excel- lent chance to return as champions. They worked hard to achieve that goal and were successful. The team had a record of 8 wins and 1 loss. They tied with Shak0pee for first, in point stand- ing, during the competition of the teams in The Valley Conference. They finished 6th in the state, compared with 5th in state during the 1972-73 season. Coach John Ryski stressed that it would be difficult to name the teams most suc- cessful players, since football is a team sport. However, he did point out that 4 of the 31 seniors were selected to the All Conference Team. They were: Pat Moening--his 2nd year, Jeff Brace, Tom Neidenfeuhr, and Randy Franks. Randy Franks was also selected the most valuable play- er by his teammates. um QQXZWB Q TOP: Preparations. ABOVE: OUR THEME FARMIER DAYS . CEN- TER: QUEEN Candidates were L TO R: Linda Johnston, Randi Gilhoi, Lisa Fransen, Ruth Nords- letten, Lisa Soderlind. RIGHT: Decorating contest, won by the seniors. The Gridmen did their party by shutting out St. Anthony 27-0. The king and queen Ueff Holte and Lisa Franseni, and all the attendants, looked handsome or beautiful as they should. Make-up and Dad's old coveralls did their part to augment the traditional celebration with the theme of farmer days. Homecoming '73 was indeed the way it should have been: happy, successful, victorious. The Eagle victory was solid and every player played. The vic- tory was the second shutout of the season, and the tenth con- secutive Hornecoming victory at Eden Prairie. Queen Candidates were Randi Gilhoi, Linda Johnson, Ruth Norsletten, Lisa Soderlind, and Queen, Lisa Fransen. King Candidates were Jeff Brace, Chris Geason, Bob Johnstone, Pat Moening, and King, Jeff Holte. The junior attendants were Liz Tracy and Mike Blood. Sophomore attendants were Cyndie Friswold and Mike Meyers. Lyn Tangen and Bill Daly were the freshman attendants. TOP LEFT: Ruth Nordsletten and her escort Rob Johnstone. TOP: RIGHT: QUEEN: Lisa Fransen and KING: Jeff Holte as Jeff Brace, at the side approves. BOTTOM LEFT: Not knowing she is queen, Lisa is escorted by Pat Moening. BOTTOM RIGHT: King Candidates, Jeff Brace, Jeff Holte, Bob Johnstone, Chris Geason, Pat Moening. RIGHT: Junior attendants Liz Tracy and Mike Blood. BELOW: Sophomore attendants Mike Meyers and Cyndie Friswold. BOTTOM LEFT: Kickoff to victory for the Eagles. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman attendants Bill Daly and Lyn Tangen. CENTER RIGHT: TheVaditional bonfire built by seniors. 'h wf'flllya G'IOES 6 0' by.. Cole. Peder Anything Goes is an appropriate theme for this year's musical Comedy. While dignified but naive English Gentleman, Sir Evelyn Oakleigh hplayed by Herb Bloomquisty and his fiance, Miss Hope Harcourt hplayed by Bea Machem are trav- eling to England to be married when Hope's old flame, Billy Crocker hplayed by Kerry Boycey appears on the ship, mistaken as public enemy ?H. Billy tries to rekindle Hope's affection and cause her to lose interest in Sir Evelyn by accusing Sir Evelyn of premeditated romps in rice paddies. Billy enlists the help of Reno Sweeny hplayed by Debbie Opdah a well-lmown nightclub singer -- and of Moonface Martin hplayed by Joe Springery i?;th plays a priest, but is really public enemy 13 The three conspirators try to frame Sir Evelyn by attempting to have him caught half-dressed in his stateroom with Reno. However, Sir Evelyn was too naive to grasp what was happening, and the scheme fails. The story ends with Sir Evelyn surprisingly marrying Reno, and Billy winning back Hepe's affection. Mr. David Stark, Mr. Emmett Stark, cast, stage crew, BT.ALL are to be commended for another well-done performance. QWW 3w k. A I x kwkk wk-x' L 5 9: Vt . Reno Sweeney -- Debbie Opdal Billy Crocker -- Kerry Boyce Moonface Martin -- Joe Springer HOpe Harcourt -- Bea Macher Bonnie -- Susie Wilson Sir Evelyn Oakleigh -- Herb Bloomquist Mrs. Wadsworth T. Harcourt -- Anne Bennett Elisha T. Whitney -- Dale Kerber Captain -- Bob Johnstone Purser Mr. Bartletm -- Tim Riggs Steward -- Phil Bide The Four Angels Purity -- Jenny Zirbes Chastity -- Lisa Fransen Charity -- Sue Hustad Virtue -- Tina Zirbes Reporter -- Mark Kepesky Cameraman -- Mark Bornhoft Bish0p -- TOm Swirtz Chinese Converts -- Wayne Lea, Liz Knutson Dancers -- Mary Gstalder, Him Hau- gen, Sue Hepola, Linda Johnston, Sharon Malmer, Linda Peterson, Kathy Shidla, Candy Winslow. Sailors and Passengers -- Julie Eide, Mary Fitzgerald, Bruce Broeren, Molly Fitzgerald, Greg Cutshall, Sue Knutson, Mike Gilbert, Candy Kokesh, Jeff Hastings, Julie Rustad, Tom Neidenfeuhr, Signe Schee. In Eden Prairie AFS consists of two chapters, an adult and a student. They are the ones who make it possible for Eden Prairie students to go abroad and foreign students to visit Eden Prairie. This year Eden Prairie has been very lucky in having Martine Arm staying here. She is staying with the Pennie F amily. We sent Kay Bennett to Finland and this summer we will be sending Kevin Carter to Austraila. The people who are mainly responsible for the funding and sending students abroad is the adult chapter. The student chapter assists the adults and helps with big projects like the AFS carnival. But one of the big responsiblities of the students is making foreign students comfortable and paying for in school expenses. The student chapter has about twenty members. Mrs. Joly is their advisor and Lisa Soderlind is the Pres. This year the students arranged a short term exchange to Procter, Minnesota. We sent three students and Martine to Procter and they sent five students to Eden Prairie. The purpose of the exchange was to learn what it is like to live with a strange family in strange surroundings. The student chapter also organized the International Days when many AFS students from all over the U. S. visited Eden Prairie High School for a day. ?, illE?YH ,,, .mWW' Now it is almost time to go back home and it won't be easy for me to leave Eden Prairie. After one year you be- come attached to people and to that in which you have been living. I am sure that in the future when I think and talk about Eden. Prairie it will be with a lot of good memories and pleasant feelings. Martine Arm, graduation speechl 20 My AFS experience has really been a growing and learning experience from many viewpoints. Gradually, I learned to understand the cultural differences and to be more tolerant in my judgements. During these last menths I met a lot of people coming from different back- grounds and I think the result of such expos- ures has improved my understanding of human relationships. I have been asked about differences between American and Swiss people. I would describe American people as being more friendly and talkative at the tSwiss people have the reput- ation to be especially reservedI, but as being more superficial in their relationships among individuals. My school in Geneva is very different from Eden Prairie High School. In Switzerland, school is based on academical work studies. discipline ia srricter and the work required by the teachers is quite heavy. To me the Ameri- can I-Iigh School seems more like a social place where you can attend a variety of classes, participate in many school activities tsports, musicI and where you can meet people and talk a lot. In Switzerland the choice of classes is limited, and there are far fewer social activities. Among the impressions and experiences I will share with my friends and relatives in Switzer- land, I won't forget to talk about Minnesota and its natural beauty. Indeed, inspite of the too long Winter, I genuinely like Minnesota with its beautiful lakes, its vast prairies and forests and its abundant wild life. l704hlte. byM WINTER Crisp days of fall lead to the frost-bitten chills of winter. But snowflakes and white crystal make-up for any hardships you suffer while wading in deep drifts numbing your fingers and toes or burning your tongue on hot chocolate. by: D. P. Tiny white dancers flurry through the sky, catching interest of those it falls upon. It builds and covers in any way it pleases, for tiny dancers hear only the Wind's command. by: J. M. CHRISTMAS PEPFEST LEFT PAGE: top left; Tom Sumner's new friend. TOP RIGHT: Christmas carols by the choir. BOTTOM LEFT: Per- forming cheerleaders. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy McCallum likes Santa and his presenty RIGHT PAGE: Santa's Senior Reindeer. TOP MID: Cheerleaders play edenetts and vice-versa. MIDDLE LEFT: Edenetts as cheerleaders. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Holte's pep talk. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Brown and Dave Olson receive a date with Cheryl Robertson and Cindy Sickmann. BOTTOM RIGHT: Alice Ott, gets a 10th flirt card? 24 TOP LEFT: Chris Geason It's my ball . TOP MIDDLE: Mark BrOWn shows off his bouncy new Adidas. TOP RIGHT: Moening and his sure-shooter-shot. ABOVE: Through thick and thin, we show a grin. RIGHT: Mark Kopesky counts his fingers. 26 The conference schedule was completed. The first game of the District 18 playoffs against Minneapolis Vocational loomed for the Eagle Basketball Team. They emerged with a victo'ry, 58-34 and advanced to the District Quarter finals. Their season ended in the hands of Orono where the Eagles were convincingly beaten, 73-42. The victory over Vocational did two things; it provided some relief from the previously unbroken list of defeats accumu- lated in a long season of winless nights containing only a speckling of almosts, and it perhaps helped some to see what Coach Bill Holte had known all along -- that the sea- son was not totally futile. Why would a team carrying a 0-17 record even TRY to win one or two more games? Pride, determination, the refusal to quit, even when many perhaps didn't care if they did quit. Holte said of the team, that they never quit:' and worked as hard as any I have been associated wi The most remembered almost was a 42-43 overtime loss to Shakopee. The Eagles had held the lead most of the game, but couldn't quite seem to finish things off. Coach Holte felt that points, rebounds -- and mistakes, were evenly distributed around the team, and did not want to single out individual players for special praise. Chris Gea- son was named to all-confer- ence Honorable Mention. TOP LEFT: Geason jumps alone. TOP RIGHT: Marty Raths astounds the crowd. LEFT: David Kasid Watch this, Mom . ABOVE: I think it's stuck. 27 WRESTLING TOP LEFT: Psyching-up -- concentration before the match; TOP RIGHT: Steve Molitor has con- trol; ABOVE LEFT: Jeff Klein grapples for lever- age; ABOVE MIDDLE: Kendall Larson goes for a pin-hold; MIDDLE RIGHT: Doug Bundy wants six; RIGHT: Jim Bundy is ready for action; MID- DLE RIGHT: Jim Agrimson; FAR RIGHT: Jeff Holte -- pretzel-maker. EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES MOUND ORONO WACONLA BROOKLYN CENTER GOLDEN VALLEY BUFFALO SHAKOPPE JORDAN ST. ANTHONY CHASKA PRIOR LAKE WATERTOWN ROSEMOUNT 22 Eden Prairie wrestlers pinned down one of their best years. They started off on the right foot, as they eamed the takedown championship. The Eagles won all dual meets except one a 27-18 loss to Prior Lakel. Their undefeated Valley Conference Record gave them the conference championship. Throughout the season the team improved. Doug Bundy and Jim Agrimson were undefeated throughout the conference. As the Eden Prairie wrestlers went through the districts they fell to the flu bug but still advanced four Eagles to regions. They were Jeff Holte 4th, Steve Molitor 5th, Doug Bundy 5th, and Jim Agrimson 5th. In regions Eden Prairie placed 3rd. Bundy showed hopes of going to state as he beat the 73 state champ, but unfortunately Eden Prairie advanced no one to state. Eagles who were named to the all conference team were, Mike John- stone, Steve Molitor, Jeff Holte, Kendal Larson, Gerry Howard, Jim Agrimson, and Doug Bundy. The most valuable award went to Jim Agrimson- the second time he has been so honored. A pretty good sea- son for our matmen! HOCKEY Eden Prairie $5 Eagles $5 a 7 Si Paul Central gt - LW'tiiayzata ' h tGwolden Valley $ v 9k Anthony , Orono Chaska Shakopee W illmar Agapgden V9.11 ey Lakeville ; V' t Lakeville g St. Anthony 'W St. Paul Central Chaska Minneapolis Central Hutchinson $5: ShakOpee Orono Marshall U High Minneapolis West mmmaAAMHN NWONmeN$W4 Opponents;- 1 ttovertimet 3 O tRegion Vt 8 tRegion Vt ABOVE LEFT: Jeff East slaps a shot. TOP RIGHT: Hey, Is that the way you do it? ABOVE: Scott Johnson's one-legged woosh! ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Stokirch coach on ice. RIGHT: walk on ice. This is the way we 30 LEFT: Eagle eyes await action. tMike Geimerl BELOW: Mike tBloodsyl Ready or not here it comes. MID LEFT: It's easy, just flip it in. BOTTOM: Synchronized seniors. Jeff Martin and Dave Fosnocht. Hockey Coach Dick Strohkirch was justifiably satisfied with the performance of the 1973-74 pucksters. Su'ohkirch stated that every pre- season goal had been reached and that all players had improved. Most importantly, The Eagles demonsUated that they could play above and beyond the expansion team level. This was dramatically achieved when the Eagles defeated an established conference team--Orono --in the first EP-Orono match-up of the season. Previously, they had not won in conference-- but after the Orono game, the proceeded to beat Chaska, Shak0pee, tie with Golden Valley, and lose a c0up1e of late season overtime games. Though not champions, placing third in the final conference standings was a very successful finish for a relatively new team. To play on an equal basis With an established team, one of the main goals of the season, had been achieved. Team members who were given Special honors and distinction were Jeff Martin, for fastest skat- er, hardest worker, penalty killer--Greg Yee for MVP and All-Conference defenseman--Jeff Earl, all conference center--Scott Johnson, all con- ference honorable mention, high scorer for team --Dave Fosnocht, Penalty Killer, hard skater-- Mike Geimer, goalie, four shut-outs. Next year, graduates Mike Geimer, Dave Fos- nocht, and Jeff Martin will be missed, but Mr. Strohkirch expects a strong season from the next team as well. A449-.. . y. a .W l I HSKETBHLL TOP: Jumping is part of the game; ABOVE LEFT: Jim Herzog pumps; ABOVE RIGHT: Adidas Craig Fourre and Jeff Brace on the offensive. RIGHT: Teachers can play too -- Mr. Lovas and Mr. Terriquez. IM Basketball is a good-times sort of thing. Informally held whenever the gym is open after school, the competition is surprisingly fierce, and sometimes skilled. Students and teachers play together. LEFT: Line 'em up -- put it in? MIDDLE LEFT: Greg Cut- shall blocks a shot; MIDDLE RIGHT: Jon Westerhaus going up for rebound. BOTTOM PICTURES: Lay-up time. GYMNASTICS Geez, it was supposed to be my turn. Alice Ott, carts a wheel. Heidi Blackburn does her thing. OH, is this what you call the unevens? Jill Holte and Kathy BELOW: Joan Zum, talent+. Shidla. The 1973-74 Gymnastics team had an im- a a a a a pressive record of 4 wins and 1 loss. Even the loss was impressive, for it was an al- most , as the girls lost by only two points to highly rated Burnsville. Several girls deserve special recognition. Lori Anonsen was rated MVP by her team- mates, and won 3rd place on the bars in the Regional meet. Kathy Shidla and Mary Hays were noted to have improved very much and were strong competitors. Eighth grader Eileen O'Brien improved throughout the season, and placed at the regional meet. Robyn Blood Confidence . Heidi Blackburn hanging in there. Robyn Blood Woops, I tripped. LEFT: Lori Anonsen, Mary Hayes, Kathy Shidla, get advice from Coach Nancy McCallum. Nrnwm. e x The Annual Peps Concert was as usual, a successful event. The Band, directed by Mr. Emmett Stark, led the audience through the theme of From Classics to Contemporary and all that Jazz. In the jazzier part of the show, several humor- ous skits were enacted by various band members to provide the light touch that has come to be associated with the event. Refreshments and a night-club table arrangement also added to the mood of the event. LEFT PAGE: Top Left; Pops Concert '74, TOP RIGHT: Howie speaks, MID LEFT: Craig Brandt and John Kotte listen to Pat Johnson's last note, MIDDLE: Howie Bloomquist, Brian Olson, Herb Bloomquist, Rom Robyn Allar, Jeannie Nelson, Jean Bell, and Julie Rodgers, sing E-M- M- E-T- T S- T- A- R- K . T- TOM: Mr. Stark earns his ears. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: band performs with talent. MIDDLE: Standing ovation? MID RIGHT: Travelin' on the road, I see two signs: one says, Busi- MINI CO URSES ' ness or usual Expressway the other, Scenic detour, ' Ramblin'-around-a-bit. I stopped and enjoyed the 38 road that so many seem to pass by on their expressway through life. Interim Mini Courses replaced regular classes for three days in F ebruary. Things went better in the program's second year because volunteer help was already in the hles from the pre- vious year. Registration, and simple understanding of what was involved also made things less confusing. Courses of many types were offered: Cross country and down- hill skiing, scuba diving, a variety of cooking, crafts, and arts classes, tours to many nearby industries and companies, a trip to Washington D. C. , ovemite camping, ice fishing, snoeshowing, and games, plus other miscellaneous types of things. Students, faculty members, and members of the administra- tion worked together to plan and develop the program. Mrs. Clymer was an able committee chairperson just as she had been the year before. Optimism for the program's continuance was clouded only by the fact that fewer students registered than in 1973. Too many students elected to remain at home or do their own thing. This difficulty must be solved in the future to guar- antee the Mini-Course future. Those who participated enjoyed the variety provided by dif- ferent activities, different people, and different types of relationships that can be established in different activities. 39 Sno Daze 73- 74 followed good old EP tradition. High- lights of the week were a dress-up day, two snow foot- ball games, a cageball tourney, a faculty-senior bas- ketball game, and of course, coronation and the talent show. In the cageball tourney, the Seniors defeated the soph- omores. At the faculty-senior basketball game the sen- iors won with the help of a funny scoring system. Also, there was the legs contest. Mr. Ryski won that for the faculty men. The Seniors boys contest went undecided. Debbie Lusk and Tim Manning were chosen as king and queen, and reigned over all. 40 ran herwmv Wut. o .. TOP: 1973 Sno Daze Queen Mary O'Brien, escorted by brother Pat; MIDDLE LEFT: Candidates Craig Fourre and Nancy Bovi; MIDDLE: Candidates Shawn Bublitz and Jim Agrimson; CENTER PAGE: Sno Daze King and Queen, Tim Moening and Debbie Lusk; BOTTOM: Can- didates enjoyed the talent show. 41 $ E ii TOP: Junior Attendants Janet Makie and Mike Geimer; MIDDLE: Sophomore At- tendants Bill Baker and Julie Heinen; MIDDLE RIGHT: Candidates Laurie Menge and Mike Gilbert; BOTTOM LEFT: Candidates Mary Hays and How- ard Bloquuist; BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman Attendants Nancy Hayes and John Hays. TOP LEFT: Action in the Cageball Tournament; TOP RIGHT: King and Queen Tim and Debbie; MIDDLE RIGHT: Cageball; BOTTOM LEFT AND RIGHT: Skits, songs and fun during talent show, 43 Studying alone, in groups, with friends. Helping out, lending a hand, yet not really sure of our goals; we go on mixing serious minds with friendly smiles. And time seems to hurry by. 0 n ABOVE: Keep on trucking. BELOW: Edenetts togetherness. BELOW: Freshmen win spirit jug. BELOW: You put your right foot out. . . w 4- w- 44 Hi, you're Gonna lose. Hey! Come on, YELL! Sue Wilson-What can I say? BELOW: What's the matter Sue? rx x :2 ruOuJ 177'ch 5C6: Turn: 3; ??? Sljuskii? 7176: CUP is; 95330:; wgrmfib 05 find 3510 begV?r;: 7C Mush iJEf V WJW afar m:nd3 3'? awa en wjr; 3,0me x! :fiU3 QjQI'NR WI??? jige fregii3n 0853 and +szgrs carn$ J88 $mJiSi3rie$$ anal Jiazgkif'beanmd :rnaff$ fbaf x Sicsgom 7H7? i'QVJd info SPQIKZJGWME. ,pnn. ABOVE: Jeff East. Hits as well as he pitches. WI 111$45 ' .5 They do the work, we get the glory. MBOVB RIGHT: Pat Moen- ing, walks over to fluff up the base. 48 BELOW: Greg Yee th r e sun was in my eyes! - The 1974 baseball season went very well, in spite of the poor weather conditions. The Eagles finished in sixth place, but only four games out of fitst. The team had problems winning early in the season, but they went on to defeat three of the top teams in the conference standings and ad- vanced to the finals of the district playoffs. Coach Tom Murphy felt it would be diffi- cult to single out the best players be- cause each member of the team had games where they excelled. Pat Moening was voted most valuable by his teammates, and he and Jeff East were selected to the A11-conference team. The varsity team consisted of 8 seniors and 8 juniOIs. Although the team will miss the graduating seniors greatly, Mr. Murphy feels that there is also a good nucleus to build around for next year. TOP: Rob Johnstone and Randy Franks determined to win. ABOVE: Dave Kasid runs in another first. MID RIGHT: Total effort by Marty Raths. RIGHT: John Sword turns it on for the finish. 1974 was an excellent season for the track team, as Eden Prai- rie became conference champion for the third year in a row. In addiu'on, track coaches Bill Terriquez and Tom Berger, led the team to their second straight regional championship. Seven team members, Martin Peper, Randy Franks, Rob John- stone, Jeff Brace, Dave Kasid, Jeff Martin, and Jay Gilbertson, qualified for the state meet, also eleven new school records were set during the year. A winning tradition continued. TOP: Fleetwood Martin MIDDLE: Ready, set, Hike ABOVE: Jay Gilbertson, AWWW shucks, so close. LEFT: Chico Makie trys pits style. 51 TENNIS: This Year's tennis season was highly sucessful. Accord- ing to coach Dick Suohkrich, the team improved be- yond expectations, meeting and exceeding all goals. Mr. Strokirch commented that this season was the difference of night and day , compared to last year, which shows what practice, and one year's time can do. Although there is no official Valley Conference, in tennis, the Eagles rated 2nd amoung the Valley teams. Brian Mikkelson, a 9th grader, worked his way to 1st singles. Senior, Keith Steinhoff held the best singles record. Sophomores Bill Baker and Paul Gjersvik, had the best double record with 9 wins and 2 losses. Todd Flom advanced to semifinals at, 3rd singles in the District 18, Individual Tournament. The team will lose seniors, Mark Carey tcaptaini, Lance Brace, Dave Flavin, Ernie Holmquist, Keith Steinhoff and Ken Teman. This was the 2nd season in tennis, and the team finished with an 8-4 record over-all. Lettering under- classmen were Mike Bachman, Bill Baker, Paul Gjers- vik and Brian Mikkelson. GOLF TEAM: DOES WELL. The 1974 golf season went very well, in spite of bad weather conditions. The team came out fourth in the conference tourney, and finished the season with a 9-4 record. Coach Jerry Porter said that he thought Jon Westerhaus was the most improved player. Peter Westerhaus did very well, and is only in 8th grade. Kevin Carter and Mike O'Brien had the best aver- ages. Kevin Carter qualified through districts, to the region 5 tourney. He shot an 83, which just missed qualifying for state. GIRLS TRACK The season was a busy, worth-while one for the girls grack team this year. Their first meet was at Golden Valley and they placed second, out of four schools. Co-Captains this year were Liz Tracy and Wendy Geason. Captain was Debbie Crowe. Throughout the season, the team improved. All the relay teams played an important part of the team. The 880 Medley set a new conference record and placed 4th in Dis- tricts. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS were: Julie Johnson-ZZO YD. DASH- 28. 0, Debbie VanGuilder-SSO YD. RUN-2:34. 5, Debbie Crowe- MILE-6:OO. 6, Robyn Blood-LONG JUMP-15'3 , Lauire Hagen-DIS- CUS-83'. The girls that participated in the relay teams were: Liz Tracy, Shawn Swirtz, Robyn Blood, Becky Upton, Wendy Geason, Daren Twite, Renee Smith, Debbie VanGuilder, Julie Johnson, Caryn Benson, Sue Hepola, and Marcene Showalter. It was an all- around good, rewarding season for everyone. Rita Glascock x Diana 139-le I made it! Timing with Sharon Swirtz and Wendy Geason. Below: Karen Benson takes first. Laurie Hagen-throws to place. BROTHER GOOSE The spring play, Brother Goose, performed on March 29 - 30 was a success. Mrs. Pam Untemaehrer directed the actors in a story that consisted of humorous situations that oc- curred when the eldest brother of a parentless family, Jeff Adams, tplayed by Tim Riggsi attempts to raise his younger brothers and sister. Comedy results when Wes tplayed by Mark Bomhofti the second oldest son, develops a crush on Eve Mason tplayed by Jean Belli a beautiful southern belle, when she moves in next door. The two younger children Richie tBrian Olsoni, and Hyacinth tCindy Coley drive all the housekeepers away by playing football in the living room, and constantly battling over who is to do the dishes. At the loss of their last housekeeper, Mrs. Lumpkins tplayed by Mary Semradi, Jeff turns to the employment agency for a new housekeeper. Meanwhile, the floating Boutique lady, Peggy Winkel tplayed by Sharon Malmeri st0ps by to make a sale. Jeff mistakes her for the new housekeeper. Time passes, and Jeff hnds himself in a situation of confused affections for Peggy and Lenore Hudson, 3 bubblegum queen and social snob, tplayed by Linda Kaeferi. Hyacinth and Peggy find a common interest in football. As a result of their close relation- ship, Hyacinth tries to convince Jeff to see Lenore as the pretentious snob she really is. All things turn out well for the Adams family when Jeff decides that having a football housekeeper is better than having a bubble gum queen. Other characters and those who played them were Alice, Vicki Wiese; Lulu Trimer, Gin- ny Curtis; Construction Man and Voice, Mark Kopesky; Mrs. Mason, Amanda Bell. TOP: Mass confusion as a football play is run in the living room; MIDDLE: Jeff tTim Riggsi and Mrs. Lumpkin tMary Semrady hold a dis- cussion while Richie tBrian Olsoni looks on; ABOVE: Jeff tTim Riggsi is surprised by the romantic attitude of Lenore tLinda Kaeferi; RIGHT: Wesley tMark Bomhofm has been bit- ten by a mosquito in a sensitive place. ., W74 rnwaimmywwgla. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Lumpkin Mary Sem- radh having her fill of living-room football, resigns; MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Mason Mmanda Belh, calls; BELOW: Jeff Tim Rigg$ and Peggy Sharon Malmen -- love at long last; BOTTOM CENTER: The truckdriver throws Wheat Puffies at Lenore ainda Kaefen; BOT- TOM RIGHT: Wes Tad Bornhof'o and Hyacinth Cindy Cole$ take a look at a new motorcycle. Choir sings for the last time senior participants. BELOW: Brian Hovey. fABOYE: Dave Flavin directs the band, play- ufg 1'313 own composition. Beyond the Be- gmmng. He received a standing ovation. 56 Looking back when you're older, having witnessed the changes. Faded memories of yellow school busses, old buddies and fun times. It's nice to remember, but yet, a tear appears in realizing that it's gone forever, and that we are growing older and farther away from the good-times, now in our past. by: J. M. Laurie Menge and Pat Moening relax after receiving their diplomas. ABOVE: John Berg. 2:331:15: Brenda Suchy, helping a ABOVE: Rob Johnstone gives his speech. LEFT: Terry Jellison is served by Liz Tracy and Julie Rustad. Uunior hosts; Mary Semrad In order to fully develop our edu- catiOn we have to live it. I don't mean you have to go around saying that the derivative of the sine is the co-sine or that Fzma. Life is an education, dcn't waste it. Why are we here? Not just to up and get a diploma, but to thank our parents and teachers, and thanks for the time and trouble, Eden Prairie! John Berg I'd have to say that for-me, anyway, life is going to be a continual effort to gain know- ledge abOut the world, the people around me, and most importantly, about me. The wisdom I gain won't come easily I know. There's an old proverb that says Widsom is not a Flower you pluck, it is a mountain you climb. and I emphasize that, with God's help we become one with our- selves, because that done, we will have lived a complete life. 58 Linda Kaefer Ma-ny of us are not used to stand- ing on our own. Here, we have found safety and security in our gmups and cliques. It is these people who laugh at our jokes and give us support in different endea- vors we undertake. Suddenly these peeple will be scattered from one side of the country to another, we find ourselves alone. As we leave Eden Prairie, we leave behind many of our friends and certainly many memories. But this is all in the past, we have many challenges awaiting us. We must look towards the future instead of concentrating our efforts on the past. Tonight, a piece of our puzzle falls into place. We have frustratedly worked on this piece for 12 years. This is the night that we complete one corner of our life's mystery. It is now time to formulate goals for ourselves. We have build castles in the air lOng enough, now we must build foundations under them. For some the foundation seems to be an im- possible dream, but if we are truly dedicated to this talk, our dream will transfrom into reality. W gMMW-wwwuanw,..mv we mum :- m. 'W m ,M Starting one more time. Life's given another chance, A new angle to find. Some will search a little longer Others will soon find What they've been looking for all this time, The meaning of life. by: S. K. Belonging. Longing for friendship, when it's just around the corner. You can't find it when you've got your head hung to the ground with the blues. So look out in the distance and search for a smiling face. And when you look in the corners, look upward: into the eyes of a friend. RIGHT: SOphomore Brian Olson roller skates at the class party; BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Anita Peltier works at her duties as one of the student office staff; BOTTOM LEFT: The monkey was acquired by the biology department; BELOW: Mr. Robert Ost- lund and Senior Gary Clark in the biology lab. Ping Pong Team Mr. Winterhalter, Mark KOpesky, Kent Haas, Curt Bmsdahl, Brad Quam. Not Pictured: DOug Kaye, Kevin Carter. 10th Grade Basketball FRONT ROW: Tom Moran, Joe Eicholt, Steve Brown, 3. guy? ., fd- ? 1' ; Don Houghton, Mike Meyers, wa .- K ,. . 1 BACK ROW: Bill Baken, N V f , 5 3 Scott Skrien, Dave Wolsky, ' ' K John Herzoy, Bob McCulloch, ff 'x J 1f 10;. 45 f ' , 1 . , 4;; W ' V , .. ., ' ' Mr. Porter. Bowling Team FRONT ROW: Diane Gerdts, Sharon Malmer, Dory Cole- man, Diane Fisher, Chris Barnaal, BACK ROW: Sara Schulman, Terri Erickson, Patty Pobula, Lori Christian- son, Krista Dommer. 'K d. Gier Extramural VoHeybaH FRONT ROW: Debbie Van- Guilder, Barb Taylor, Lori Wittenberg, Brenda Barlow, Marcene Showalter, MID- DLE: Celeste Beckmann, Lisa Erickson, Kathy Evans, Candy Winslow, Sue Knut- son, Sue Gulhoi, Krista Dommer. BACK: Nan Mar- ino, Mary Sparrow, Rita Glasscock, Kathy Cordell, Lori Compton, Kim Mar- quette, Sue Noel, Dawn Henderson. hw m mRm m 0 C0m m mwmg:bmh70mmlm ABOVE: L TO Ry Laurie Patterson, Margaret Tracy, Sue Hepola, Julie Erickson, Robyn Blood. BELOW: mACK L TO R Erin Burns, Karen Benson, Sue Hustad, Sue Wilson, Lori Anonson, BOTTOM: Lisa Soderlind, Kathy Shidla, Mary Hays, Linda Johnson, Kris Knutson. PFlbWWOO-n FF wwmxm m ABOVE L TO Ry Lori Anonson, Kris Knutson, Lisa Soderlind, Karen Benson. H a KE Y BELOW: Amy Davis, Jenny Zirbes. BELOW: Amy Davis, Cindy Breky, Nancy Bovi. .a w a D Y 1 1 o H s, Y a H Y c n a N am. Y B W, r, e d 1 .1 u G n a V e :1 b b e D LuAnn Miller, a T0 m CHEERLEADERS WRESTLING A-SQUAD: L TO R Joni Bren, Kathy Shidla, Linda Johnson, Jean Menke, Jane Anderson. 67 LEFT: a T0 R Debbie Tschida, Jean Hepola, Colleen Corogan, Wendy Geason, Mary Fitzgerald, Patty Redmond, Julie Rogers, Vicky Klein, Mary Nordsletten, Shila Horan, Candy Winslow, Sue JohnSOn, Kathy Evans. SKI TEAM BOYS: St. Louis Park 8 E. P. 7 Chaska 1 E. P. 14 Mound 7. 5 E. P. 7. 5 Mound 8 E. P. 7 GIRLS Mound won E. P. lost Mound lost E. P. won Chaska lost E. P. won Edina West 4 E. P. 1 1 Lindberg 7 E. P. 8 1 i 3 - i 1m x3 i f- : . '3 '4. f I 3 133,; L; - i :13 L .. A 3' TOP ROW: 3L TO R3: JoAnne Millevote, Peggy Wilson, Bill Goutsche, Mike Bakken, Ruth Nordsletten, BOTTOM: Victor KanOps, Mike Bach- man, Mike O'Brian, Dennis Nelson, Todd Berteson, Steve Reichow, Chris Tangen, Bill Soderlind, Coach, Byron Anderson. GOLF A. . 7- IV , M 1: V33??? , s 1. K BACK: coach Mr. Porter, Greg Nelson, Rick Miller, Mike O'Brien, Ken Larson, Steve Sveimer, Kevin Carter. KNEELING: Margarett Listberger, JOhn Hemog, Tim Baken, Pete esterhaus. 68 TENNIS TEAM V. S. St. Paul Central Hutchinson St. Paul Central Chaska St. Anthony Mpls. North St. Paul Central Golden Valley Glencoe Golden Valley St. Anthony 0 E 53 AN$AhAmN$me Hwh-HHHOOJHAN Team Sub District Match: 2 Wayzeta 3 BACK: a T0 Rh Dave Flavin, Mark Carey, coach Mr. Strokrich, Keith Steinhoff, Ken Teman. FRONT: Joe Eicholt, Brian Mickelson, Bill Baker, Paul Gjersuik, Tod Flum. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BACK: a. T0 Rh Brad Coon, Tom Swim, Doug Quiram, Mr. Anderson, Jay Gilbertson, John Sword, Robert Grassel, FRONT: Randy Pletch, Rob Beyer, Rick Beyer, Jim Semrad. 69 A SQUAD: STANDING L TO RM Tom Johnson, Jeff Klein, Doug Bundy, Steve Molitor, Jeff Holte, Kendall Larson, Jerry Howard, Jim Agrimson, SITTING: Mike Johnson, Jim Bundy, Dan Lorzel, Phil Herbold, Jon Wicker- sheim, Jon Netwal. 5 STANDING: a T0 R Gary Pletch, Bret Sickman, Agrimson, Larry Doig, KNEELING: Guy Jones, Rick Miller, Mike Henderson, John SITTING: Phil Herbold, Guy Houghton, Steve Holmquist, Paul Peterson, Ron Doig, Peter Paris, Dan Lorzel. 7O BACK a T0 Ry Craig Brandt managew Dave Olson, Tim Moening, Brian Hovey, Pat Moening, Brad Teslow managerL MIDDLE: Mike Gilbert, Chuck Schaitberger, Marty Raths, Guy Treanor, Mr. Holte. BOTTOM: Chris Geason, Mark Kopesky, Mark Brown, Dave Kasid. BACK a T0 Ry Mr.Strokirch, Steve Geimer, Jon Erickson, Johnson, Brad Johnson, Brad Boerger, Henry Rusch, Scott Sunquist, Brad Teslow, Martin, Greg Yee, Jeff LeGrand, Mike Geimer, Andy Sailor, Jeff Theis, Mike Blood. Bruce Eaton, Bill Peterson. 71 Dave Fosnocht, Scott Johnson, Jeff East, FF mqum m Jerry Mr. Emahiser. FRONT: Jeff DibCOm 3 ij m 4 -ow-I7ROOI VARSITY TEAM: SITTING: Rick Reichow, Herb Bloomquist, John Netwal, Howard Bloomquist, John Westerhaus, Chuck Schaitberger, Terry Jellison, Peter Larson, Scott Skrien, Brett Sickman, Dave Bell, Guy Jones, Dave Brandt, 2nd ROW: Brad Teslow, Mike Blood, Wally Hustad, Craig Fourre, Martin Pepper, Paul Sailor, Steve Reichow, Gerald Howard, Mark Bornhoft, Kendall Larson, Jeff Holte, Chris Geason, Mike Nelson. 3rd ROW: Jeff Brace, Joe Bofenkamp, Tom 72 ,vv' T , i I. ; e . T , x T f e Neidenfeuhr, Jeff Theis, Tim Riggs, Marty Raths, Greg Yee, Randy Franks, John Hobbs, Jeff Martin, Pat O'Brien, Scott Johnson, Rob Johnstone, Steve Eisch, Pat Moening, Dave Kasid, Jim Agrimson, Mike Gilbert, Mark Brown, Dan Lusk, Mike Meyers, Bill Gautsche, Dave Redpath, Joel Theis, Mike LeGrand, Todd Sherman, Dave Riggs, Rick Miller, Tim Moening, Ted Harrison, Scott Taylor, Craig Brandt. NINTH GRADE--FRONT ROW: Tom Hoverson, Mark Ziminsky, Pau'. Keiske, Pat Myers, Tom Redmond, Glen Eaton, Dennise Nelson. 2nd ROW: Layne Ortloff, Ron Doig, Keith Taylor, Brian Mickleson, Jeff Bush, Jon Hayes, Paul Rodgers, Ken Gufstufson. 3rd ROW: Mr. Hagen, Brian Daniels, Shawn Brecke, Jim Bundy, Andy Sailor, Bruce Skrien, John Cvemic, Alan Hagen. BACK ROW: Steve Nyguard, David Burkistrand, Todd Kuglin, Steve Makie, Bill Brown, Steve Geimer. NOT PICTURED: Dean Gudmundson, Kieth Sundquist, Brad Johnson, Brian Komschelies. The ninth grade football team, coached by Fred Hagen, had a successful season of four wins as opposed to two losses. The wins were big -- often by two or more touch- downs. The losses were little -- a one-touchdown loss to undefeated Chaska, and a 6-7 loss to St. Anthony. Coach Hagen stated that the ninth grade team would pro- vide adequate talent for future varsity competition. Lead- ing players for the season included Tri-Captains Pat Mey- ers, Brian Mikkelson, Brian Komschlies, and Ron Doig, and Dave Berkstrand. 73 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 25-345, mamas f,32;422 3a 4 BACK: 0- TO Ry Brad Teslow, Dale Kerber, Dave Redpath, Dave Johnson, John Roles, Craig Brandt, Mr. Holte. FRONT:B.i11Neuenfe1dt, Dave Olson, Marty Raths, Guy Treanor. 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL mmmwwwwwwwwwwwwww 3wvvwwwwwwwwwwwww 35 Lakeville 28 3 3 Chaska 4 1 47 Washburn 52 38 Orono 59 7O Coon Rapids 39 58 Waconia 3 7 32 Golden Valley 49 3 2 Buffalo 62 20 Orono 46 37 Shakope e 22 37 St. Anthony 38 3O Chaska 34 3 7 Buffalo 55 49 Waconia 3 7 32 Golden Valley 47 39 ShakoPe e 46 41 St. Anthony 68 TOP: 6. TO Ry Bill Baker, Scott Skrien, Dave Wolsky, John Herzog, Bob McCul- loch. BOTTOM: Tom Moran, Joe Eickholt, Steve Brown, Don Houghton, Mike Meyers. 74 i $$ VARSITY BASEBALL: STANDING: QEFT TO RIGHTM Mr. Murphy, Brad Teslow, Spencer Conrad, Craig Fourre, Reichow, Pat Moening, Bill Neuenfeldt, Greg Yee, Chris Geason, Mr. Krans. SITTING: Chuck Shaitberger, Gary Treanor, Scott Johnson, Mike Gilbert, Dave Kasid, Jeff East, Guy Treanoe, Jeff Klein. BASEBALL B SQUAD BACK: a T0 Ry Mr. Clark, Scott Englar, Jim Zirbes, Bill Guathes, Pat Johnson, John Nugent, Paul Trim, Phil Brose, John Cevetnic, Jeff Busch, SITTING: Bill Loom, Randy Rannow, Dave Riggs, Mark Rustad, Ron Doig, Paul Kasey, Tom Moran, Dave Burkstrand. 75 GIRLS VOLLEY- -BALL, B-SQUAD: Miss Dommer, Jill Holte, Julie Rustad, Cindy Sickmann, Diane Gerdts, Vicky Weise, MarySpar- row, Linda Pratt, Becky Myklebust, Liz Tracy, Mau- reen Pauly, Julie Eide. GIRLS VOLLEY- BALL, A-SQUAD: BACK ROW: Miss Dommer, Lauren Fransen, Laurie Hagen, Janet Malde, Mary Sparrow. FRONT ROW: Sue Hepola, Debbie Crow, Mary Gstalder, Cheryl Kerber. GIRLS SOFTBALL: TOP ROW: Donna Mack, Alice Ott, Mary Showalter, Barb Taylor, Ma- ry Sparrow, 2nd ROW; Lynda Jas- zack, Rita Glass- cock, Kim Mar- quett, Brenda Bar- low, Debbie Van- Guilder. FRONT ROW: Susan Noel, Lisa Soderlind, Miss McCallum, Sue Knutson, Pam Griffith. 77 GIRLS GYMNAS- TICSrTOP: Nan- cy McCallum, Joy Thomas, Jodi Lob- stein, Michelle Millis, Lisa Har- ris, Jill Lobstein, Jodi Allar, Caro- lyn Zirbes, Kristi Eitel. MIDDLE: Robyn Blood, Hei- di Blackburn, Lia Kasid, Debbie Van- Guilder, Lori Mid- dleton, Laurie Neilsen, Julie Erickson, Bobbi Wills. BACK: Ka- thy Upton, Joan Zurn, Eileen O' Brien, Marcene Showalter, Alice Ott, Mary Hays, Kathy Shidla, Lori Anonsen. GIRLS FLOOR HOCKEY: BACK ROW: Mary Spar- row, Barb Taylor, Mary Showalter, Rita Glascock, Debbie VanGuild- er. FRONT ROW: Patty Henderson, Debbie Tschido, Donna Howard, Mary Molitor, Nancy Howard. 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Malmer. 5th ROW: Amy Dav1s, Cmdy Brekke, Jean Menke, Sue Knutson, L1sa L M5 3 QQQC as f. 3;: UQt v Soderlind, Rita Glasscock, Marcene Showalter, Barb Taylor, Mary Molitor, Pam infTHWS-f-IC LL AH 57 QLQ. Wk A Gisborne, Linda Pratt, Lori Compton, Lisa Erickson, Diane Gerdts. 6th ROW: LeAnn , 4. LCCQEL Eerie. Mkb - ,7 l5? Miller, Debby VanGuilder, Laurie Hagen, Devvie Tschida, Nancy Scheneman, VQ', HQ: Ch? 973 LCCLCCJQQKKZJHX L1 QL-HH Barb Coleman, Kathy Scheneman, Sig Schee, Jenny Zerbes, Nancy Howard, Patty VI ij -L,QC;QS IKL'C' Utl' yew. fQTUIQ'QQC-T Henderson. NOT PICTURED: Kris Knutson, Donna Meuller. CJKi-FU Q TH i. Lexi! i x - QQXCCKL Q 1x LQT-s'X IXAXQOQCW KG; W SQ ,5 i k k 85 LLS BAFK QL TO Ry Pebbie YanGuilder, Pianha .Pauly,. Viclfy Klein, Jean Bell, Sharon ML 1h Rita: H thCQU SW1rt2, Karen TW1te, Tr1sh Horan, Jodl Redd1ck, L183. Erlckson, Juhe Johnson, Kathy H $24 QWQQ' Qg Q1 531 CQDCO Evans, Laune Hagen, Becky Upton, Miss Dommer. KNEELING: Jodi Johnson, Debb1e L s. 7 7 ft: f3 :f'gkf- L: J: Q, 85 rowe, Kristi Eitel, Marie Peper, Renee Smith, Mary Molitor, Wanda Williams, QQQQEFQQ' Q j Q2 BK. EVA 7.15:4? I- L Jeannie Nelson, Celia. Petracek, Kim Marquette, Sue Gilhoi. BOTTOM ROW: Wen- SFQQHU' L'PFQTQ'QEQU 1,1 QQ'L'QV; QTQEW dymGeason, QMaureen Pauly, Brenda Orr, Kim Haugen, Robyn Blood, Rita Glascock, Ln; 31$.va Qt'fsquzLLE H9 u kggfxmiuye Heinin: Margy Fitzgerald, ?ebby Tschida, Marfene Showalter, Peggy Wilson. ' ,CL- g3 gig 19-th cm :chch Q Q, Q QQQVTLLQL-u L M. 8 my 1:35gwwgma SQ: -- .-3 QQ-A U Eff J? K a x XKMQ-Eeiz I QQQC Q TRQQQ' QM fa: s. Q QQ QQQQ QWQ 1 PK w ea; Nix I a CLLQK-FQ: L Q U? Q A C QM'LEi'i , WBUQQE TRACK '21 :7: This years girl's track team .. J was blessed with a lot of new I gtfaces and new talentf The :2, Q, team was very young, and '53 7'19 for many, it was their first Q vaear of competion. Coach Hrrlfl I I'I l g Q L x.A . I v r Q m m Qx 191773 I K'Krista Dommer felt that they ? .2. did a very fine job. The , . .- -A jiteam finished 5th in the con- s - ' V Q Q13 3:; Aerence meet. ., L - , Q ' Q ' 3. 111 3,2? ' E $ ! r W E e : Qr X h ,1 1 1 N. m TR A C K - TOP a T0 Ry Mr. Berger, Dan Lobstein, Rick Reichow, Bill Fitzgerald, Ken Gustafson, . Randy Rannow, T ed Harrison, Terry Jellison, Mark Blanchard, Jon Berg, Don Houghton, Scott Dunkanson, Craig Brandt, Andy Sailor. STANDING: Brad Coon, Phil Sailor, Marty Raths, Doug Quiram, Tom Swim, Jeff Brace, Jon Sword, Martin Pepper, Rob Johnstone, Tim Riggs, Jay Gilbertson, Pat Meyers, Mitch Vest, Brian Middleton. BOTTOM: Mike Blood, Randy Franks, Steve VanGuilder, Dave Kasid, Jeff Martin, Steve Sal- entine, Steve Makie, Dave Brandt. ELEVEN NEW SCHOOL RECORDS EVENT PARTICIPANT TIME 100 yd. dash Dave Kasid 10. 3 440 Relay Martin Pepper 44. 6 Jeff Martin Randy Franks Dave Kasid Javelin Jeff Brace 139' 180 Low Hurdles Rob Johnstone 20. 6 120 High Hurdles Rob Johnstone 15. 5 330 Intermediates Rob Johnstone 42. 8 Two Mile Brad Coon 10:26. 9 Pole Vault Randy Franks 1 1'7 440 yd. Relay Rob Johnstone Bhutth Greg Cutshall Jay Gilbertson Randy Franks Long Jump Martin Peper 22'1 U2 880 Relay Martin Peper Jeff Martin Jay Gilbertson Dave Kasid 79 IAZZ ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Nelson, Curt Brosdahl, Craig Fouree, Dave Flavin, Mary Noxdsletten, Dave Bell, Randy Rannow, LeAnn Hookom, Robyn Allar, Becky Myklebust, Phil Penny, Tom Swirtz, Brian Olson, Jean Bell, Kris Komschlies, Herb Bloomquist, Robin Gronke, Mr. Stark, Alan Quaal. VARSITY BA N D STANDING: Steve Eisch, Dave Flavin, Dave Wolsky, Craig Brandt, Ron Doig, Mitch Vest, Brian Middleton, Jon Schee, Todd Bertelson, Phil Bide, Phil Brace, Robyn Allar. 4th ROW: Jean Nelson, John Kottke, Paul Rummel, Alan Hagen, Scott Englar, Todd Kuglin, Jeff Grenke, Allan Quaal, Howard, Dave Bell, Herb Bloomquist, Mart Nordsletten. 3rd ROW: Wendy Autio, Debbie Lusk, Paul Trim, Dan Nordsletten, TOm Hoverson, Philip Penny, Candy Winslow, Tom Swim, Randy Rannow, Mike Nelson, LeAnn Hookum, Kurt Brosdahl, Craig Fourre. 2nd ROW: Jerry Nyquist, Kris Bamaal, Becky Upton, Sue Hepola, David Hansen, Victor KanOps, Brian Olson, Robin Gronke, Jean Bell, Debbie Brace, Laurie Hagen, Pat JohnSOn. lst ROW: Anita Peltier, Becky Mykelbust, Mary Netwal, Joni Bren, Kris Komschlies, Terry Jellison, Ruth Nordsletten, Nancy Bovi, Julie Rodgers, Diane Gerdts, Amanda Bell, Cheryl Hoel. 8O 3;: CONCERTCHOIR TOP ROW: Mr. Stark, Gary Loscheider, Mark Herbold, Wayne Lea, Dave Brandt, Bruce Broeren, Jeff Hastings, Steve Holmquist. MIDDLE ROW: Anne Bennett, Sue Gilhoi, Sue Autio, Sue Hamlin, Cher Robertson, Carol Hunt- ley, Julie Heinen, Vicky Weise. FRONT ROW: Karen Rummel, Karol Boyce, Sharon Malmer, Liz Knutson, Lori Patterson, Julie Eide, Marie Herbes, Brynne Johnson. VARSITY CHOIR BACK ROW: Kerry Boyce, Tim Riggs, Dale Kerber, Jau Gilbertson, Mark Hoel, Keith Steinhoff. 3rd ROW: Bea Marcher, Joe Springer, Tom Swirtz, Dave Flavin, Mike Gilbert, Mark Bornhoft, Cris Eisch, Chuck Schaitburger, Ernie Holmquist, Paul Eide, Kathy Marpe. 2nd ROW: Sue Hustad, Linda Peterson, Mary Fitzgerold, Mary Gstalder, Caryn Benson, Jeannie Nelson, Susan Wilson, Sue Knutson, Mary Semrad, Candy Kokesh, Mary Hayes, Kathy Shidla. FRONT ROW: Linda Johnson, Robyn Allar, Laurie Menge, Ruth Nordsletten, Julie Rogers, Signe Schee, Emily Green, Candy Winslow, Jean Hepola, Jane Anderson, Nancy Bovi. 81 hibCZZ:b FRONT: Q TO R Mary Sparrow, Anita Peleteir, Sue Knutson, Lisa Soderlind, Sue Gilhoi, Carol Boyce. MIDDLE: Victor Kaneps, Janet Malde, Cindy Pittsley, Donna Howard, Emily Green, Sue Knutson. TOP: Mike O'Brian, Jon Sword, Mr. Salinger. STANDING: u TO R Cyndie Friswold, Ginnie C Broeren, Rob Johnstone. BACK SITTING MIDDLE: L O R Mark Kreighbaum, Springer, Emily Green, urtis, Nam Marine, Jon Sword, Tad Bornhoft, Bruce ; Celeste Bedkmann, Brian Olson, Mrs. Bell, Wendy Autio, Ellen Connoughty, Patty Carmody, Vicky Weise, FRONT: Joe Mary Semrad, Sue Knutson. . w 82 5011115 BAUEWCKX N ocauf ' BACK: H, TO R Kathy Hanson, Cyndie Friswold, Brynne Johnson, Sue Knutson, Ginnie Curtis, Martina Arm, Cindy Pittsley. SITTING: u TO R Karen Twite, Jill Conaughty, LuAnn Miller, Lisa Soderling, Carol Bo ce. . Y Future Homemakers ofAmerIca: SITTING: a T0 R Mrs. Clymer, Linda Jaszczak, Kathy Scheneman, Sue Knutson, Marcene Showalter, Barb Tay- lor, Cindy Pittsley, Lisa Soderlind, Debbie, Lusk, Mary Molitor, Vicky Weise. KNEELING: u TO R LuAnn Miller, Kathy Hanson, Cyndie Friswold, Julie Heinen, Elisibeth Knutson, Brynne Johnson, LeAnn Miller, Anita Peleteir. Wk OWQ. meow: ca $$WQQ MWC tw 3MP; Idem K Mega ivx aw EVE 9 m NO? 83 '2..: kiln AUDIO VISUAL SITTING: Jean Bell, Karol Boyce. lst ROW: John Sword, Philip Penny, Bob McCulloh, Allen Lerolgl, Bob Johnspn, Mark Szymcok, Bill Knutson, Mark PeterSOn, 2nd ROW: Mr. Oman, Steve Geimer, John Kottke, Brian Mlddleton, MltCh vest. GERMAN CLUB SITTING: Lori Compton, Cris Ogren, Kathy Cordell, John Sword, KNEELING: Rita Glasscock, Cheryl Kerber, Sue Noel, Sharon Swim, Brian Komschlies, Tom Erickson. STANDING: Wendy Autio Bee. A1 Quaal w.p. LeAnn Hookum Wres. Mary Netwal areas. L 85 LETTERMAN CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Phil Eide, Gerald Howard, Howard Bloomquist, Jim Agrimson, Tim Riggs, Sue Hustad, Tim Moening, Mary Hays, Nancy Bovi, Kathy Shidla, Cheryl Kerber, Debbie Crow. 2nd ROW: Joe Bofencamp, Steve Molitor, Jeff Martin, Dave Kassid, Randy Franks, Mike Nelson, Mike Gilbert, Mike O'Brian, Lauren Fransen, Laurie Hagen, Patty Redmond, Mary Gstalder, Amy Davis. 3rd ROW: Kendal Larson, Tom Neidenfeuhr, Bob John- stone, Pat Meyers, Jon Wickersheim, Dan Lonel, Jon Erickson, Cris Geason, Mike Blood, John Westerhaus. 4th ROW: John Sword, Brad Coon, Jeff East, Greg Yee, Randy Kooiman, Craig Brandt, Tom Swirtz, Jay Gilbertson, Bruce Eaton, Kevin Carter. 5th ROW: Ernie Holmquist, Lance Brace, Greg CutshallI Mike Geimer, Jeff Legrapd, Jeff Holte, Dave Frankland, Marty Raths, Scott Johnson. 6th ROW: Chuck Schaitberger, Lisa Soderlind, Debb1e VanGuilder, Jane Anderson, Linda Johnstone, Susan Wilson, Caryn Benson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SITTING: Mark Kopesky, Lisa. Soderlind, Ginny Curtis, Jean Bell, Kris Komschlies, Barb Coleman. STANDING: Mark Bornhoft, Joe Springer, Mary Semrad, Steve Reichow, Randi Gilhoc, Jon Erickson, Diana Pauly, Debbie Lusk. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Wyatt, Mark Kreighbaum, Joe Springer, Lance Brace, Dave Gartner. SITTING: John Sword, Gordon Mac Farlane, Ann Carmody, Julie Erickson, ill Holte, Todd Sherman, Brian Komschleis, Kim Haugen, Bonnie Kooiman. BACK ROW: Michelle Haugen, Julie Eide, Debbie Lusk, Ginnie Curtis, Sheila Horan, Lisa Soderlund, Bob Johnstone, Randi Gilhoi, Jerry Johnson, Mike Geimer, Jim Senrad, Dave Myklebust. STUDENT COUNCIL n, MADE 'VXVEEXK iusnx mCOZ w 02 :Omw FRONT ROW: Jenny Zirbes, Janet Makie, Linda Peterson, Julie Rustad, BACK ROW: Mary Gstalder, Liz Tracy, Diana Pauly, Kris Knutson. QR CLASS OFFICERS ngzkk FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Daly, LoriWittenburg, Bonnie Kooimen, Pat + Meyers. .. g V3 a . BOTTOM LEFT SOPHOMORE CLASS I o Jeff East BOTTOM RIGHT Frankland, Dave Rob Johnstone . 1686. sa Soderlind Vicky W' , Li cer Conrad, Marty Raths, Sue Hepola, Victor Kaneps a. T0 R Spen Q TO R Randy Franks, wwfwmunmkmixmm $5 $.15 sklgxmw, PF JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tom JohnSOn, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS ABOVE gawk 1? f0 flue 3k 5; ! JPQb tuba? pi we MQJQ for 0a if::f vex a nd PR1. ill. I VSOJ ?he clock -JQL fMiQB. Mr Weople aroma 'FEFPCPOn'g in 4,1, ff??? 0U?! RHIMDRoPs Man on m banal, GthPinj- The Only Preffy fixma I've seen all day . Dripping now fro MY Cheeks, Tenn: , 9 ?- mqu Ck X ? b QQQqu wtxk m Kogd 16x3? k2 szqu $6 $m$25 Q can . erkc ! ! 3M FOOInm MqZ Hm mm TOP: Kitchen Staff, Herb DeRoma, Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Ciskousky, Mrs. Van Guilder, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Bergman, Mrs. Kanfhold. BOTTOM: Janitors Marty Paulsen, Ray Mitchell, Bob Arndt, Wayne l Munsey, Curt Berquist. 92 FACULTYAND ADMINISTRATION LEFT: Mr. Robert Fallon 6uperin- tendenU consults with Mr. David Flannery Wrincipal L and Mr. Curt Connaughty Asst. Principal; MIDDLE--LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nancy McCallum Why Ed. L Mr. Pat Marcy Why Ed. L Mrs. Pat Bell Lang Artsy-and Counselors Mrs. LuellaADeBono and Mr. By- ron Nygaard. LEFT: Mr. Rude 60i- ence and Mr. Gran Mini-Schooly MID- DLE: Mr. Paul Oman qudio Visual L RIGHT: Mrs. Karen Seeger $ciencey TOP RIGHT: Mr. Emmett Stark tMusic L and Mr. Bill Holte tPhy. Ed. t in the closing minutes of a faculty meeting. TOP LEFT: Mr. John Ryski tSociaD addresses pep- fest crowd. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Steve Schultz and Mr. Carl Dirkers tMini-schooh socialize with Miss Jan Herbst tEnglishL MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Steve Born tSociaD is wearing that aww come on now look. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Norm Nelson tSciencet and Mr. William Feltl Special Ed. trelax, BOTTOM LEFT: A serious side of Mr. Byron Anderson tScienceuPhysics; TOP: Mrs. Linda Turnquist tSci- encet phones in the faculty lounge. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Richard Egolf Undus. Artst takes care of business at the office. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Ribert Ostlund tSciencet Lectures to his Biology class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Jerry Porter tSociaD, Mr. David Stark tMusic L and Mr. William Salinger tLang. Arts. h warm the bench at the Senior- Faculty basketball game. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Mr. Harvey Clark Undus. Arts. t does what he teaches. TOP LEFT: Mr John Winterhalter MathL TOP RIGHT: Mr. Fred Hagen Business Ed. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Clarence Ofsthun mus- iness Ed. MIDDLE: Mrs. Martha Wanek Socialy MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Marie Hero GermanL and Mrs. Marlys Joly $panishx BOT- TOM LEFT: Mr. John Bell Mathx BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. May Cole Hibrarian; TOP LEFT: Mrs. Pam Unterhaerer dang. Arts. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Ellen Stewart Ar0. MIDDLE LEFT: Miss Krista Dommer Why Ed. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Colleen Clymer Home Ec. BELOW: Mr. Cary George Lang. Arts. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Doris Ste- wart Art; BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Tom Burger Mathy SENIORS THE CLASS OF 1974 JIM AGRIMSON ROBYN ALLAR DIANE ANDERSON JANE ANDERSON MARTINE ARM RONALD ARTH DEBBIE EACH 98 015:: 2131413: CARYN BENSON NANCY BOVI T B m. 0 O L B D R m 0 H JULIE BENSHOOF DENISE BEST MARK BORNHOFT JEAN BELL JOHN BERG JOE BOFENKAMP Heart and Soul Debbie Lusk and Doug Bundy. LANCE BRA CE MARK BROWN SHAWN BUBLITZ DOUG BUNDY MARK CAREY 100 LISA CARPENTER BRUCE COMPTON ELLEN CONNAUGHTY DAVE CROWE GINNIE CURTIS PHIL EIDE MELISSA EIDEN JANNA ENIERSON JULIE EMERSON CHRISTIE ERIE KAREN F ITZGERALD MARY FITZGERALD CRAIG FOURRE MIKE GILBERT HOLLY GUDMUNDSON TRUDY HARRIS JEAN HEPOLA STEVE HERBST TIM HOAG m m m H Y m m m m T JEFF HOLTE LeANN HOOKUM SHEILA HORAN GERALD HOWARD DUANE HULBERT TERRY JELLISON ' ---- .. .- Let's just be friends Tim Riggs and Pat Moening. DAVE JOHNSON JACKIE JOHNSON JULIE JOHNSON LAURIE JOHNSON SUZANNE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON BOB JOHNSTONE CURTIS KARGER DAVE KASID :m.w-xmv...wa:..,.hwm ,. I won't do it and you can't make me Jeff Martin. ABOVE: E.P. 's finest pairs of . . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Crowe, Dave Kasid, Mark Brown, Howy Bloomquist, Pat Moening. LEFT: E.P.'s cool kid he's our kind of guy Guy Jones. DOUG KAYE BARB KERBER SUE KNUTSON MARK KOPES KY KENDALL LARSON NANCY LARSON DEBBIE LUSK GORDON MacFARLANE BEA MACHER KATHY MARPE DIANNE MARSHALL JEFF MARTIN LAURIE MENGE JEAN MENKE LORRA INE MIGNEAULT 109 Liz is better Mike Gil- bert and Mark Brown. PAT MOENING . u..- 11 - TIM MOENING ABOVE: The room with the most strength. FRONT: Unknown, Martin Pepper. BACK: Terry Jellison, Ted Harrison. RIGHT: I wonder where I put it! Mark Kopesky TOM MONSON LEFT: Brad Coon TOM NEIDENFEUHR DAWN NELSON RUTH NORDSLETTEN PAT O'BRIEN DAVE OLSON NHI-a-AL HF?! This is my good side: DAVE FOSNOCHT STEVE REICHOW CINDY PITTSLEY mi? JEAN PRUSZINSKE TIM RIGGS 112 TERRI POTTER JULIE ROGERS PAUL SAILOR CHUCK SCHAITBERGER MARY SEMRAD TIM RIGG's favorite pastime LISA SODERLIND JOE SPRINGER KEITH STEINHOFF ROBIN STERNER BRENDA SUCHY D IMM SCOTT TAYLOR KEN TEMAN CYN IE T RIGHT: Seniors talk over the blues. Craig Fourre and Scott Taylor. NANCY TOWNE 114 MARY WILLIAMS NANCY WRIGHT TINA ZIERBES DAWN ZIMMERMAN SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Kay Bennett, Charles Berglund, Tom Bliss, Curt Brosdahl, Pat Carmody, Gary Clark, Nora Cruse, Darcy Decoste, Robert Dresser, Allem Evenski, Randy Franks, Dave Gilderhus, Randi Gilhoi, Ro- berta Grover, Holly Gudmundson, Mike Heinueman, Dan Herbes, Brian Hovey, Mark Jacques, Guy Jones, Linda Kaefer, Beth LaPlante, Jim List- berger, Dana Lorzel, Tom Mcanally, Steve Molitor, Debbie Opdal, Kathy O'Ryan, Martin Peper, Lee Peterson, Alan Quaal, Jeff Schmidt, Dawn Ser- bus, Jim Sheridan, Dale Sparrow, Nancy Sparrow, Ken Totushek, Janie Waldack, John Weber, Sue Wilsonx IUNIORS: CLASS OF '75 Lori Anonson Mark Beoger Mike Blood Scott Bossart Kerry Boyce Debbie Brace Craig Brandt Cindy Brekke Joni Bren Erin Burns John Carlin Kevin Carter Brad Coleman Cindy Cole Colleen Condon Spencer Conrad Debbie Crowe Greg Cutshall Amy Davis Beryl Decoste Larry Doig Jeff East Bruce Eaton Peggy Eisch Lisa Erickson Kathy Evans Kathy Formicow Dave Franklin Tim Gedig Mike Giemer Jay Gilbertson Tim Gisbome Paul Goodwill Emily Green 1' , W: Kent Haas and Bruce Eaton Hard at work. 116 LEFT Want to buy a candy bar? says Craig Brandt. 117 Robin Gronke Mary Gstalder Kent Haas Scott Halverson Jim Herbes Mark Hoel Robert Howard Maja Husby Linda Jaszczak Brain Johnson Dave Johnson Jerome Johnson Jerry Johnson Scott Johnson Dale Kerber Jeff Klien Cindy Knolls Kris Knutson Stephanie Koenig Candy Kokesh Kris Komschlies Randy Kooiman John Kottke Mark Kreighbaum Debbie Kurtz Jeff LeGrande Janet Makie Tom McConville Bob Menke Brain Middleton Mary Molitor Jeannie Nelson Bill Neuenfelt Diana Pauly Scott Pederson Anita Peltier Bob Perkins Bill Peterson Linda Peterson Judith Platt Gary Plectch Marty Raths and Jay Gilbertson. Doug Quiram Cindy Randle Marty Raths Dave Redpath Laura Reitheman John Roles Kerry Rowland Lisa Rush Julie Rustad Signe Schee Kathy Schenneman Rick Schmitz Shirley Schlenner Marceen Showalter Mike Showalter Gerry Smith Tom Summer Scott Sunquist Tom Swirtz Chris Tangen Barb Taylor Nora Teman Brad Teslow Jeff Theis Dave Tooley Liz Tracy Guy Treanor Mitch Vest Jean Weber Mike Blood 118 Jon Wickenshim Candy Winslow Rick Wyatt Greg Yee Kevin Barta, Robert Bishop, Mark Blanchard, Kari Bonguard, Jim Branson, Kerry Brown, Jim Bultman, Sean Casey, Terry Dilling, Jeff Erickson, Diane Fouree, Joan Hanson, Mike Hendemon, David Herbes, Mark Iverson, Larry Johnson, Jeff Johnstone, Tim Kostecka, Allen Lerold, Tim Loken, Kent Martner, Bill McAnnally, Robert Menke, David Mueller, Randy Mash, Tim Nelson, Doug Nesbitt, Rose Overman, Laura Petracek, Randy Fletcher, Wayne Pruszinske, Keiven Shuldheiss, Valerie Simmet, Carolyn Smith, Bill Soderlind, Debbie Totushek, Brain Waldack, Barbara Williams, Steve Ziminske. SOPHOMORES John Agrimson Maree Anderson Dave Atkins Wendy Auu'o Mike Bachman Bill Baker 119 Brenda Barlow Celeste Beckman David Bell Todd Bertelson John Bird Rodney Blessner Robin Blood Herbert Bloomquist Bradly Boerger Tad Barnhoft Karel Boyce David Brandt Bruce Broeren Stephen Brown Steve Carey Lori Cristianson Tim Clark Joseph Clement Dorette Coleman Jill Connoughty Kathleen Cordell Rodney Corrigan Terry Curtis Ruth Donato Scott Duncanson Joseph Eicholt Julie Eide Wendy Erck Terry Ann Erickson Thomas Erickson Gary Fox Lauren Fransen Keri Fruhe Cynthia Friswald William Gautshe Wendy Geason Paul Gibbs Susan Gilhoi Paul Gj ersvik Rita Glasscock Robert Grassel Jeffrey Gronke Gary Grover Kevin Haas Laurie Hagen Kathryn Hanson Jeffrey Hastings Michelle Haugen 120 RIGHT: Candid Smiles -- Herb Bloomquist TOPL and Patty Po- buda wOTTOM L ABOVE: Tom Johnson and Bill Haupt get a little work done . William Haupt Julie Hienen Dawn Henderson Dan Henrickson Sue Hepola Marie Herbes Pamela Herbst John Henog Cheryl Hoel Stephen Holmquist Denald Houghton Donna Howard Gary Howarka Wallace Hustad Brynne Johnson David Johnson Jodi Johnson Thom as Johnson Timothy Johnson Roy Johnstone Victor Kaneps Cheryl Kerber Edward Kerber Vicky Klein Pamela Knolls Liz Knutson Bill Knutson Jim Kuhn Paul Labarre Peter Larson Wayne Lea Kurt Lieneman Dan Lorzel Bill Loots Brian Ludin Dan Lusk Donna Mack Nan Marino Kathy Marshall Wade Marshall Steve Martin Glen Martin Robert McCulloch Mike Meyers Sue Meyers Leann Miller Luann Miller Rick Miller Joanne Millervolte Thomas Moran Rebecca Myklebust Dawn Nechas Robert Nesbitt John Netwal 'Mary Netwal Mark Nolte Did you see what I did to that kid over there? Mary Nordsletten Thomas Norman Michael O'Brain Brain Olson Karen Olsen Alice Ott Peter Parris Lauri Patterson Saundra Pederson Jack Peterson Patty Pobuda Mattew Quam Randy Rannow Jody Reddick Patty Redmond Richard Riechow Bradley Rens David Riggs Paul Rummel Joyce Schmidt Mark Scymezak Todd Sherman Bret Sichnan Connie Siberhagle Scott Skrein Mary Sparrow Susan Stanley John Sword William Teaman Joe; Theis Vicki Thomas Margaret Tracy Paul Trim Julie Tudor Karen Twite Debbie VanGuilder Rose Wagner Paul Wagner John Westerhaus Vicky Weise Patty Wilson Dave Wolsky Brian's way of saying Hi to the girls. Brian Zimmerman SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Tom Basinet, Tom Beckfield, Randy Blunt, Dave Branson, Steve Carey, Mike Christianson, Patty Coon, Rick Erickson, Diane Fish- er, Mary Fitzgerald, Joel Hansen, Kenneth Hanson, Mike Hendrick- son, Tris Hensline, Kay johnstone, Gary Jones, Galen Karger, Jeff Larson, Robert McAnnally, Paul Mueller, Greg Nelson, Rusell Nelson, Tracey Olson, John O'Ryan, Rick Rebuer, Rick Schlenner, Sara Schulman, Bruce Smith, Jeff Theyson, Scott Wal- dack, Scott Williamette, Terry Ybarra. Jam es Zirbes Jody Allar Randy Allar Jill Anderson Mark Arens Karen Arth Kevin Atkins Sue Autio Mark Babafz Tim Bakken Kris Barnaal Beth Beckfeld Amanda Bell Ann Bennett Normand Betaut Doreen Best Richard Beyer Mark Bongard Richard BOWman Thomas Brekke Phillip Brose William Brown 123 Denise Bundy James Bundy Shawn Burke Beth Burns Kelly Burns Jeff Busch Mary Bye Jeff Calvin Iinke Carline Anne Carmody Kathy Christianson Lori Compton Diane Conley Louise Cordell Colleen Corrigan Jeffrey Crownover Pat Cruse John Cvetnic Bill Daly Brian Daniels Holly Davis Karen Denio James Depaulis Ronald Doig Mike East Glen Eaton Amy Eisch Kristi Eitel Nancy Emerson Eric Emblom Scott Englar Julie Erickson Mark Evert Pam Fier Janet Flavin John Fragle Julie Gausche Steven Geimer Diane Gerdts Jeff Gilbertson Bruce Gillard Pam Gisbome Rick Greip Dean Gudmunson Ken Gustafson 124 Michael Jacques 125 Alan Hagen Paul Halverson Jane Hamiel David Hansen James Hansen Ted Hansen Tom Hanson Kim Haugen Nancy Hayes John Hayes Karen Heintzeman Craig Henderson Patty Henderson Susan Henslin Dale Hepola Mark Herbold Ben Hoag Jill Holte Tris Horan Tom Holverson Nancy Howard Carol Huntly Kelli Hustad Scott Ivemon Lori Jacobsen Mike Jacques David Jennings Brad Johnson Cindy Johnson Julie Johnson Todd Johnson Pat Johnson Mike Johnstone Becky Jordan Paul Kieski Brian Komshiles Bonnie Kooiman Janet Koukal Angie Grogan Todd Kuglin Terrie Kurtz Kathy Labarre Tammy Lewis David Lindahl Margret Listberger Gary Loscheider Steve Makie Sharon Malmer Denise Manke Kim Marquette Josi Marshall Wendy Marti Pat Meyers Brain Mikkelson Valerie Miller John Monson Paula Molzahn Donna Mueller Lisa Meyexs Dave Myklebust Randal Mykelbust David Nelson Dennis Nelson Patty Newman Sue Noel Dan Nordsletten John Nugent Jerry Nyquist Chris Orgren Brenda Orr Layne Ortloff Sherri Otis Debbie Palmer Wayne Palmer Maureen Pauly Phillip Penny Marie Peper Lynn Peterson Celia Petracek Paulette Pletcher John Pabuda Tom Porter Linda Platt Becky Qual Tom Randle Tom Redmand Craig Renier Lisa Repphun Cheryl Robertson Pat Roeser Paul Rogels LuAnn Rohe Tom Roles Steve Rowland Karen Rummel Mark Rustad JoAnn Sable Andy Sailor Steve Salentine John Schee Nancy Scheneman Debbie Schmidt JoAnn Schmitz Ann Seery Paul Selander Jim Semrad Todd Severson Julie Sherman Chris Sherman Cindy Sickman 126 Bruce Skrein Scott Smith Michelle SOpezak Sheryl Stead Tess Steinhoff Jari Stumpf Chris Sutton Patty Swanson Sharon Swirts Lynn Tangen Keith Taylor Debbie Tschida Chris Tsimoyannis Becky Jordan Pete Verkuilen Dennis Vi erling Jeff Vohnoutka Nancy Wanger Julie Westrup Mary Wick Peggy Wilson Sandy Winslow Lori Wittenburg Martin Wyatt Keith Wyman Mark Ziminske Joan Zurn NOT PICTURED: FRESHMAN David Burkstrand, Kathy Casey, Kevin Casey, Teresa Erickson, Dale Gehrke, Dan Johnson, Karen McAnnallyi Mark Meyers, Katy Netwal, Randy Nolte, Steve Nyguard, Paul Weber, Wanda Williams, Wendy Woods, Apnl Yarbrough, Patti Yee. 910W? m C WWWM W Wf C F? Index Seniors Agrimson, Jim -- 28,29, 72,40, 86, 98, 70 Allar, Robyn -- 37,80,81,98 Anderson, Diane -- 98 Arm, Martine -- 83,98 Arth, Ronald -- 98 Bach, Debbie -- 98 Bell, Jean -- 37,54, 78,80,85, 9 , Bennett, Kay Benshoof, Julie -- 99 Benson, Caryn -- 64,65, 76,81, 6,99 Berg, Jon -- 79,99 Berglund, Chuck Best, Denise-- 99 B1iss,Tom Bloomquist, Howie -- 37, 41, 72, 80, 86, 99, 107 Bofenkamp, Joe -- 72, 86, 99 Bornhoft, Mark -- 19,54, 55, 81, 82, 86, 99, 104 Bovi, Nancy -- 40, 65, 76, 80, 81, ,99 Brace, Jeff -- 15, 32, 72,79,100 Brace, Lance -- 86, 87,100 Brosdah1,Curt -- 63, 80 Brown, Mark -- 24, 26, 71,72, 100,107,110 Bublitz, Shawn -- 40,100 Bundy, Douglas -- 28,29, 70,100 Carey, Mark -- 69,100 Carmody, Pat -- 82 Carpenter, Lisa -- 101 Christianson, Jeff -- 101 Clark, Gary -- 62 Compton, Bruce -- 99 Connaughty, Ellen -- 82, 101 Coon, Bradley -- 69,86,107,111 Crowe, Dave -- 101,107 Cruse, Nora Curtis, Virginia -- 82,83,86, 87, 107 Decoste, Darcy Dresser, Bob Ride, Phil -- 19,81,86,80,101 Eiden, Melissa -- 101 Eisch, Chris -- 81,102 Eisch, Steve -- 72,80,102 . 128 MW ' WWW ,4g22mgw fxxfa, NC? WW W 62747 9761;; Emerson, Janna -- 102 Emerson, Julie -- 102 Erickson, Jon -- 71,86, 102 Erie, Chris -- 102 Evenski, Allen Evert, Sarah -- 102 Fitzgerald, Karen -- 102 Fitzgerald, Mary -- 19,67, 81, 102 Flavin, Dave -- 69,80,81, 103 Fosnocht, Dave -- 31,71, 103, 112 Fourre, Craig -- 32,37,40,72, 75, 80, 103, 114 Franks, Randy -- 50, 72, 79,86, 88 Fransen, Lisa -- 14, 15, 19, 103 Friden, LeAnn -- 103 Gartner, Dave -- 87 Geason, Chris -- 15,26, 27,71, 72, 75, 86, 99 Gilbert, Mike -- 19,41, 71, 72, 75,81,86, 103, 110 Gilderhus, Dave Gilhoi, Randi -- 14,86,87 Grover, Roberta Gudmundson, Holly -- 103 Harris, Trudy -- 103 Harrison, Ted -- 72, 79, 104,110 Hays, Mary -- 35,34,41, 76,77, 81, 86, 64, 104 Heintzeman, Mike Hepola, Jean -- 67, 76,81, 104 Herbes, Don Herbst, Kim -- 104 Herbst, Steve -- 104 Herzog, Bill -- 32, 104 Hill, Randy -- 104 Hoag, Tim -- 104 Hobbs, John -- 72, 105 Holmquist, Erie -- 81,86,105 Holte, Jeff -- 15, 28, 29, 70, 72, 86,105 Hookom, LeAnn -- 80, 85, 84,105 Horan, Shelia -- 67,87,99,105 Hovey, Brian -- 71 Howard, Gerold -- 70, 72,86, 105,28 Hulbert, Duane -- 105 Hustad, Sue -- 19,64,81,86 Jacques, Mark Jellison, Terry -- 72, 79, 80,99, 104,110 Johnson, Dave -- 106 Johnson, Jacquelin -- 106 Johnson, Julie -- 106 Johnson, Lauri -- 106 Johnson, Sue -- 67, 106 Johnston, Linda -- 14,64,67,76, WW7 W?7n ij 86, 106, 81 Johnstone, Bob -- 15, 19, 72, 79, 82, 85, 86, 87,88, 104, 107 Jones, Guy -- 70,72, 104, 107 Kaefer, Linda -- 54,55 Karger, Curtis -- 107 Kasid, Dave -- 27,50, 71, 75, 79, 72, 86, 107 Kaye, Doug -- 63, 108 Kerber, Barb -- 108 Knutson, Sue -- 63, 19, 76,81, 82, 83, 108 Kopesky, Mark -- 19, 26, 71, 86, 110,108 Kooiman, Rita -- 108 Lapic, Mike -- 108 Laplante, Beth Larson, Kendall -- 28, 29, 70, 72, 68,86,108 Larson, Nancy -- 108 Listberger, Jim Loerzel, Dana Lusk, Debbie -- 41,42, 80, 83, 86, 87, 100,108 MacFarlane, Gordon -- 87,109 Macher, Bea -- 17, 19, 81,109 Mack, Dan -- 109 Marpe, Kathy -- 81, 109 Marshall, Diane -- 109 Martin, Jeff -- 31, 71,72, 79,86, 107,109 McAnally, Tom Menge, Laurie -- 41,81,109 Menke, Jean -- 67, 76,109 Migneault, Lorraine -- 109 Moening, Pat -- 15, 26, 71,72, 75, 106, 107 Moening, Tim -- 40,42, 71, 72, 86,110 Molitor, Steve -- 28,29, 86 Monson, Tom -- 110 Neidenfeuhr, Tom -- 19,72, 86, 111 Nelson, Dawn -- 111 Nelson, Mike -- 72,80,86,111 Nordsletten, Ruth -- 14,68, 80, , 111 O'Brien, Pat -- 40, 72, 111 Olson, Dave -- 24,71, 74, 111 Opdal, Debbie -- 17, 19 O'Ryan, Debbie Peper, Martin -- 50, 72,79, 110 Peterson, Lee Peterson, Mark -- 85, 112 Pitsley, Cindy -- 82,83, 84, 112 Potter, Terri -- 112 NM, Pruszinske, Jean -- 112 Quaal, Allan -- 80,85 Quam, Brad -- 112 Reichow, Steph -- 72, 75, 86, 112 Riggs, Tim -- 19,54, 55,72, 79, 81,86,113, 106,112 Rogers, Julie -- 37,67, 80,81,112 Sailor, Paul -- 72, 79, 113 Schaitberger, Charles -- 71, 72, 75, 81, 86,113 Schmidt, Jeff Semard, Mary -- 54, 55,81, 82, 86,113 Serbus, Dawn Sheridan, Jim Shilda, Kathy -- 19,34,35,64, 67, 76, 77, 81,86, 113 Smith, Renee -- 78 Smith, Ruth -- 113 Soderlind, Lisa -- 14,64, 76,82, 83, 86,87, 88, 113 Sparrow, Dale Sparrow, Nancy Springer, Hoe -- 17, 19,81, 82, 86, 87, 113 Steinhofee, Keith -- 69, 81, 114 Sterner, Robyn -- 114 Suchy, Brenda -- 114 Taylor, Scott -- 72, 104, 114 Teman, Ken -- 69, 114 Timm, Cindy -- 114 Totushek, Ken Town, Nancy -- 114 Treanor, Gary -- 75, 115 Waldack, Janine Weber, John Williams, Mary -- 115 Wilson, Susan -- 19,45,64,81, 86 Wright, Nancy -- 115 Wurdeman, Debbie -- 115 Zimmerman, Dawn -- 115 Zirbes, Tina -- 19, 115 juniors Anonsen, Lori -- 35, 34, 64, 65, 77, 116 Arens, Mary -- 116 Atkins, Pam -- 116 Bach, Larry -- 116 Bakken, Mike -- 68, 116 Berta, Kevin Bishop, Robert Blanchard, Mark -- 79 Blood, Mike -- 16, 71, 72,31, 79,86,116 Boerger, Mark Bongard, Kari -- 7 Bossart, Scott -- 116 Boyce, Kerry -- 81,116 Brace, Debbie -- 80, 116 Brandt, Craig -- 37, 71, 74, 79,80, 72, 86, 116,117 Branson, Jim Brekke, Cindy -- 65,76, 116 Bren, Joni -- 67,80, 116 Brown, Kerry Bultman, James Burns, Erin -- 64,116 Carlon, John -- 116 Carter, Kevin -- 63,68,86, 116 Cole, Cindy -- 54,55, 116 Coleman, Barb -- 76,86, 116 Condon, Colleen -- 116 Conrad, Spencer -- 75,89, 116 Crowe, Debbie -- 74, 76, 78, 86, 116 Cutshall, Greg -- 19,30, 116, 76,86 Davis, Amy -- 65, 76,86,116 Decoste, Beryl -- 116 Dilling, Terry Doig, Larry -- 70, 116 East, Je8 -- 30,48, 71, 75,86, Eaton, B'uce -- 71,86, 116 Eisch, Peggy -- 116 Erickson, Jeff Erickson, Lisa -- 63, 76, 78, 116 Evans, Kathy -- 63,67, 76, 78, 116 Formico, Kathy -- 116 Fourre, Diane Frankland, Dave -- 86, 88, 116 Gedig, Tim -- 116 Geimer, Mike -- 31,41,71,86, 87, 116 Gilbemon, Jay -- 51, 60, 79,81, 86, 116 Gisbome, Tim -- 116 Goodwill, Paul -- 116 Green, Emily -- 81,82, 116 Groenke, Robin -- 80, 117 Gstalder, Mary -- 19,74, 76,81, 86, 88, 117 Haas, Kent -- 63, 116, 117 Halverson, Scott -- 117 Hanson, Joan Henderson, Mike -- 70 Herbes, Dave Herbes, Jim -- 117 Hoel, Mark -- 81,117 129 WV W922 m WWWM 1 Howard, Bob -- 117 Jusby, Maja -- 117 Iverson, Mark Jaszczak, Lynda -- 76,83, 117 Johnson, Brian -- 117 Johnson, Dave -- 75, 117 Johnson, Jerry -- 71, 87, 117 Johnson, Larry Johnson, Scott -- 30, 71,72, 75, 86,117 Johnston, Jeff . Kerber, Dale -- 19,74,81,117 Klein, Jeff -- 28, 70, 75, 117 Knolls, Cindy -- 117 Knudsen, Kris -- 64,65,88, 117 Loenig, Steph -- 117 Kokesh, Candy -- 19, 80, 86 Kooiman, Randy -- 86, 117 Kostecka, Tim Kottke, John -- 36,37, 80, 85, 117 Kreighbaum, Mark -- 82, 87, 117 Kmtz, Debbie -- 117 Legrand, Jeff -- 71, 72,86, 117 Lerold, Allen -- 85 Loken, Tim Makie, Janet -- 41, 74, 76, 82, 88, 117 Martner, Kent McAnnally, Bill McConville, Tom -- 117 Menke, Bob -- 117 Middleton, Brian -- 80, 79,85,117 Molitor, Mary -- 76, 77, 78, 83, 117 Mueller, Dave Nash, Randy Nelson, Carol -- 37, 78,80,81,117 Nelson, Tammy Nesbitt, Doug Nessbitt, Todd Neuenfeldt, Bill -- 74, 75, 117 Overman, Rose -- Pauly, Diana -- 78,86,88, 117 Pederson, Scott -- 117 Peltier, Anita -- 62,80,82,83, ! Perkins, 117 Peterson, Linda -- 19,81,88, 117 Peterson, Bill -- 71,117 Petracek, Laura Platt, Judith -- 117 Fletcher, Randy Pletsch, Gary -- 69, 70, 117 Pruszinske, Wayne Quiram, Douglas -- 118,69, 79 Randle, Cindy -- 118 ?WW mewqym' Raths, Marty -- 27, 71, 74, 72, 79, 86,88,118 Redpath, Dave -- 72, 74, 118 Reigherman, Laura -- 118 Roles, John -- 118, 74 Rowland, Kerry -- 7, 118 Rusch, Lisa -- 118 Rustad, Julie -- 74, 19,88, 118 Schee, Signe -- 19, 76, 81, 88 Scheneman, Kathy -- 83, 84, 118 Schlenner, Shirley Schitz, Rick Showalter, Marcene -- 76,63, 77, 78,83,118 Showalter, Mike -- 118 Shuldheiss, Kevin Simmet, Valerie Smith, Gerald -- 118 Soderlind, Bill -- 68 Sumner, Tom -- 24, 118 Sudquist, Scott -- 71, 118 Swirtz, Tom -- 19,69,79,80,81, 86, 118 Tangen, Chris -- 68, 118 Taylor, Barb -- 63,76, 83, 118 Teman, Nora -- 118 Teslow, Brad -- 71, 72, 74, 75, 118 Theis, Jeff -- 71, 118 Toohey, Dave -- 118 Totushek, Debbie Tracy, Liz -- 16, 74, 76,88, 110, 118 Treanor, Guy -- 71,74, 75, 118 Vest, Mitch -- 79, 80,85, 118 Waldack, Bryan Weber, Jean -- 118 Wickersheim, Jon -- 70,86,119 Williams, Barb Winslow, Candy -- 63, 19, 67, 80, 81,119 Wyatt, Rick -- 87, 119 Ybarra, Tim Yee, Gregory -- 48, 49, 71, 75, 72,86, 119 Ziminske, Steve Zirbes, Jenny -- 19, 65, 76, 88,119 Sophomores Agrimson, John -- 70,89,119 Anderson, Maree -- 119 Atkins, David -- 119 Autio, Wendy -- 80, 82,85, 76, 119 Babatz, Marvin Bachman, Michael -- 68, 74, 119 Baker, William -- 42,63,69, 74, 119 Barlow, Brenda -- 63, 76, 120 Bazinet, Thomas Beckfield, Thomas Beckmann, Celeste -- 63,76,120 Be11,David -- 72,80,120 Bertelson, Todd -- 68,80,120 Bird, John -- 120 Blesener, Rodney -- 120 Blood, Robyn -- 35,64, 77, , 20 Bloomquist, Herbert -- 17, 19,36, 37,72,80, 120, 121 Blunt, Randall Boerger, Bradley -- 120 Bornhoft, Tad -- 120 Boyce, Karel -- 17, 19, 76,81, 82, 83,85,120 Brandt, David -- 120, 72, 79,81 Branson, David -- 7 Broeren, Bruce -- 19, 81, 82, 120 Brown, Stepehn -- 63,74,120 Carey, Stephen -- 120 Christianson, Lori -- 63,120 Christiansen, Michael Clark, Tim -- 120 Clement, Joeseph -- 120 Coleman, Dorette -- 63 , 120 Connaughty, Jill -- 83, 120 Coon, Patricia Cordell, Kathy -- 63,84, 85, 120 Corrigan, Rod -- 120 Curtis, Terry -- 120 Donato, Ruth -- 120 Duncanson, Scott -- 79,120 Eicholt, Joe -- 63,69, 74 Ride, Julie -- 19,74, 76,81, 87,120 Erck, Wendy -- 120 Erickson, Rick Erickson, Terriann -- 63, 120 Erickson, Thomas -- 85, 120 Fisher, Diane -- 63 Fitzgerald, Mary -- 67, 76, 19,78 Fox, Gary -- 120 Fransen, Lauren -- 74, 76,86, 120 Friehe, Kari -- 120 Friswoid, Cyndy -- 16,120, 82,83 Gautsche, William -- 68,75,120 Geason, Wendy -- 67,76, 78, 120 Gibbs, Paul -- 120 Gilhoi, Susan -- 63, 78,81, 82, 120 Gjersvik,Pau1 -- 69,120 W 27277 ?;qu G1asscock, Rita -- 63,77, 78, 76, 120 Grasse1,Robert -- 69,120 Groenke, Jeff -- 80,120 Grover, Gary -- 120 Hass, Kevin -- 120 Hagen, Laurie -- 74, 76, 78,80, 86,120 Hanson, Joel Hanson, Kathy -- 83, 120 Hanson, Kenneth Hastings, Jeff -- 19, 81,120 Haugen, Michelle -- 87,120 Haupt, Bill -- 120 Heinen, Julie --41, 78,81, 83,121 Henderson, Dawn -- 63,121 Hendrickson, Michael Henselin, Patricia Hepola, Susan -- 19,64, 74, 75, 76, 80,88,121 Herbes, Marie -- 81,121 Herbst, Pam -- 12 21 Herzog, John -- 32, 63,68, 74, 121 Hoe1,Chery1 -- 80,121 Holmquist, Stephen -- 70,81,121 Houghton, Don -- 63,74,79,121 Howard, Donna -- 82,84, 76, 77, 121 Howarka, Gary -- 121 Hustad,Wa11y -- 72,121 Johnson, Brynne -- 81, 83,121 Johnson, David -- 121 Johnson, Jodi -- 78,121 Johnson, Thomas -- 70,88,121 Johnson, Tim -- 121 Johnstone, Roy -- 121 Kaneps, Victor -- 6880,82, 88, 121 Karger, Galen Kerber, Cheryl -- 74, 76,86, , 121 IQein, Victoria -- 67,78, 121 Knolls, Pam121 Knutson, Elizabeth -- 19, 81, 83, 121 Knutson, William -- 85,121 Kokesh, Kathy Kuhn, Jim -- 121 LaBarre, Paul -- 121 Larson, Jeff Larson, Peter -- 72, 121 Lea, Wayne -- 19,81, 121 Liene'mann, Kurt -- 121 Loerze1,Dan -- 70,86,121 Loots, William -- 75,121 Lundin Brian -- 121 may ym wary W .wmy WV 17 52W$7 WyzeWWW ngj W Lusk, Dan -- 72, 121 Mack Donna -- 76, 121 Marino, Nanette -- 63, 121,82 Marshall, Katherine Marshall, Wade -- 121 Martin, Steve -- 121 Martner, Glenn McAnally, Robert McCulloch, Bob -- 63,74, 85, 121 Meyers, Mike -- 16,63, 72, 74, 121 Meyers, Susan -- 122 Miller, LeAnn -- 76,83, 122 Miller, LuAnn -- 66, 83, 122 Miller, Rick -- 68, 70, 72,122 Millevolte, JoAnne -- 68, 122 Moran, Tom -- 63, 74, 75, 122 Mueller, Paul Myldebust, Becky -- 74, 76, 80, 122 Nechas, DaWn -- 122 Nelson, Greg -- 68 Nelson, Russell -- 68 Nesbitt, Robert -- 122 Netwal, John -- 72, 70,85, 122 Netwal, Mary -- 80, 122 Nolte, Mark -- 122 Nordsletten, Mary -- 67, 80, 122 Norman, Tom -- 122 O'h'ien, Brian -- 37, 54, 55,62, 80, 82, 122 Olson, Karen -- 122 Olson, Tracey O'Ryan, John Ott, Alice -- 24, 34, 76,77,122 Parris, Peter -- 70, 122 Patterson, Laurie -- 64, 76, 81, 122 Pederson, Sandra -- 122 Peterson, Jack -- 122 Peterson, Paul -- 7O Pobuda, Patty -- 63,121,122 Quam, Matthew -- 122 Rannow, Randy -- 75, 79, 80, 122 Reddick, Jodi -- 78, 122 Redmond, Patricia -- 67,86, 122 Reichow, Richard -- 68, 72, 79, 122 Renier, Richard Rens, Brad -- 122 Riggs, David -- 72, 75, 122 Rummel, Paul -- 80, 122 Rusch, Henry -- 71 Schlenner, Rick Schmidt, Joyce -- 122 Shulman, Sara -- 63 Shaman, Todd -- 72,87, 122 ; Sickmann, Bret -- 72,70, 122 l V! a? W6V Qx WK m WWW Skrien, Scott -- 63, 72,74, 122 Smith, Bruce Sparrow, Mary -- 63, 74, 76, 77, 82, 122 Stanley, Susan -- 122 Sword, John -- 50, 56,69, 79,82, 85, 87, 122 Symczak, Mark -- 85, 122 Teman, William -- 122 Theis, Joel -- 72, 122 Theyson, Jeff Thomas, Vicki -- 122 Tracy, Margaret -- 64, 123 Trim, Paul -- 75,80, 123 Tudor, Julie -- 123 Twite, Karen -- 72, 83, 123 VanGuilder, Debra -- 63,66, 77, 78,86, 123 Wagner, Rosemarie -- 123 Waldack, Scott Wendlandt, Paul Westerhaus, Jon -- 32, 33,72, 86, 123 Wiese, Vicki -- 74, 76,81,82, 83, 88, 123 Williamette, Scott Wilson, Pat -- 123 Wolsky, David -- 63,74, 123 Ybarra, Terry -- 7 Zimmerman, Brian -- 123 Zirbes, James -- 75, 123 Freshmen Allar, Jodi -- 77, 123 Allar, Randy -- 123 Anderson, Jill -- 123 Arens, Mark -- 123 Arth, Karen -- 123 Atkins, Kevin -- 123 Autio, Susan -- 81, 123 Babatz, Mark -- 123 Bakken, Tim -- 68, 123 Barnaal, Kris -- 63, 80, 123 Beckfeld, Beth -- 123 Bell, Amanda -- 55,80, 123 Bennett, Anne -- 19,81, 123 Bertaut, Normand -- 123 Best, Doreen -- 123 Beyer, Rick -- 69,123 Bongard, Mark -- 123 Bowman, Rick -- 123 Brekke, Tom -- 123 Brose, Phil -- 75, 123 131 .Brown, Bill -- 72, 123 Bundy, Denise -- 124 Bundy, Jim -- 28, 124,72, 70 Burke, Shawn -- 124, 72 Burksu'and, Dave -- 72, 75 Burns, Beth -- 124, 76 Burns, Kelli -- 124 Busch, Jeff -- 124, 72, 75 Bye, Mary -- 66, 124, 76 Carlin, Mike -- 124 Carmody, Anne -- 124,87 Casey, Kathy Casey, Kevin Christianson, Kathy -- 124 Compton, Lori -- 63, 124, 76, 85 Conley, Diane Cordell, Louise Corrigan, Colleen -- 67, 124 Crownover, Jeff -- 124 Cruse, Pat -- 124 Cvetnic, John -- 124, 72, 75 Daly, Bill -- 16,88 Daniels, Brain -- 124,72 Davis, Holly -- 66, 124 Denio, Karen -- 124 Depaulis, Jim -- 124 Doig, Ron -- 80, 124, 72, 70, 75 East, Mike -- 124 Eaton, Glen -- 124, 72 Eisch, Amy -- 124 Eitel, Kristi -- 77, 124, 76,78 Emerson, Nancy -- 124 Enblom, Eric -- 124 Englar, Scott -- 124, 75,80 Erickson, Julie -- 77,87,64, 124,76 Erickson, Teresa -- 124 Evert, Mark -- 124 Fier, Pam -- 124 Flavin, Janet -- 124 Fragale, John -- 124 Gautsche, Julie -- 124 Gehrke, Dale Geimer, Steve -- 124, 72,68,71 Gerdts, Diane -- 74,63, 124, 76 Gibertson, Jeff -- 124 Gillard, Bruce -- 124 Gisborne, Pam -- 124, 76 Griep, Rick -- 124 Gudmundson, Dean -- 124 Gustafson, Ken -- 124,72, 79 Hagen, Alan -- 125, 72,80 Halverson, Paul -- 125 Hamiel, Jane -- 125 1 Hansen, Jim -- 125 Hansen, Ted -- 125 Wfozwan 289 222V W WWW W 77? WW 7 Hanson, Dave -- 125,80 Hanson, Tom -- 125 Haugen, Kim -- 19, 125, 78, 87 Hayes, Nancy -- 41, 66, 125, 72, 76 Hays, John -- 41, 125, 76 Heintzeman, Karen -- 125 Henderson, Craig -- 125 Henderson, Patty -- 77, 125, 76 Henslin, Sue -- 125,81 Hepola, Dale -- 125 Herbold, Mark -- 125,81 Hoag, Ben -- 125 Holte, Jill -- 74,34, 125, 76 Horan, Trish -- 125,76,78 Hoverson, Tom -- 125, 72,80 Howard, Nancy -- 77, 125, 76 Huntley, Carol -- 125,81 Hustad, Kelli -- 125 Iverson, Scott -- 125 Jacobson, Lori -- 125 Jacques, Mike -- 124, 125 Jennings, Dave -- 125 Johnson, Brad -- 125, 71 Johnson, Cindy -- 125 Johnson, Julie -- 125,78 Johnson, Pat -- 125, 75,80,37 Johnston, Dan Johnston, Mike -- 125 Jordon, Becky -- 125 Keiski,Pau1 -- 125, 72, 75 Komschlies, Brian -- 125,85, 87 Kooiman, Bonnie -- 125, 88, 87 Koukal, Janet -- 125 Krogan, Angie -- 125 Kuglin, Todd -- 125, 72,80 Kurtz, Terrie -- 125 LaBarre. Kathv -- 125 Lewis, Tammy -- 125 Lindahl, David -- 125 Listberger, Margaret -- 125,68 Losheider, Gary -- 125, 81 Makie, Steve -- 125,79, 72,51 Malmer, Sharon, -- 81,126,63,19, 54,55, 76 Manke, Denise -- 126 Marquette, Kim -- 76,63, 78, 126 Marshall, Josie -- 84,1226 Martin, Wendy -- 76,126 McAnally, Karen Meyers, Pat -- 86, 72, 79,88 Mikkelson, Brian -- 72 Miller, Valerie -- 126 Molzahn, Paula -- 126 Monson, John -- 126 Mueller, Donna -- 126 WWX WWQA Myers, Lisa -- 126 Myers, Mark Myklebust, Dave -- 87, 126 Myklebust, Randy -- 126 Nelson, Dave -- 72, 126 Nelson, Denny -- 126 Netwal, Katie Neumann, Patti -- 126 Noel, Sue -- 76,63,85, 126 Nolte, Randy Nordsletten, Dan -- 80, 126 Nugent, John -- 75, 126 Nygaard, Steve -- 72 Nyquist, Jerry -- 80, 126 Ogren, Chris -- 76, 85, 126 Orr, Brenda -- 78, 12 Ortloff, Layne -- 72, 126 Otis, Sherri -- 76, 126 Palmer, Debbie -- 126 Palmer, Wayne -- 126 Pauly, Maureen -- 74, 76, 78, 126 Pennie, Phil -- 80,85, 126 Pepper, Marie -- 78, 126 Peterson, Lynn -- 126 Petracek, Celia -- 78,126 Fletcher, Paulette -- 126 Pobuda, John -- 126 Porter, Tom -- 126 Pratt, Linda -- 74, 76, 126 Quaal, Becky -- 127 Randle, Tom -- 126 Redmond, Tom -- 72, 126 Renier, Craig -- 126 Repphun, Lisa -- 126 Robertson, Cher -- 81, 126, 24 Roeser, Pat -- 126 Rogers, Paul -- 72, 126 Rohe, Luann -- 126 Roles, Tom -- 126 Rowland, Steve -- 126 Rumme1,Karen -- 81,126 Rustad, Mark -- 75,126 Sable, Joann -- 126 Sailor, Andy -- 71, 72, 79, 126 Salentine, Steve -- 79,126 Schee, Jon -- 80,126 Scheneman, Nancy -- 76,126 Schmidt, Debbie -- 126 Schmitz, Joann -- 126 Seery, Ann -- 126 Selander, Paul -- 126 Semrad, Jim -- 69, 87, 126 Serbus, Steve Severson, Todd -- 126 Sheridan, Julie -- 76,126 Sherman, Chris -- 126 132 rwwg Sickmann, Cindy -- 74, 126, 24 Skrien, Bruce -- 72, 127 Smith, Scott -- 127 Sopczak, Michele -- 127 Stead, Sheryl -- 127 Steinhoff, Tess -- 76, 127 Syumpf, Jari -- 127 Sutton, Chris -- 127 Swanson, Patty -- 76, 127 Swirtz, Sharon -- 78,85, 127 Tangen, Lynn -- 16, 127 Taylor, Keith -- 72, 127 Tschida, Debbie -- 67, 76,77, 78, 127 Tsimoyannis, Chris -- 127 Upton, Becky -- 78,80, 127 Verkuilen, Pete Vierling, Dennis -- 127 Vohnoutka, Jeff -- 127 Wagner, Nancy -- 127 Weber, Paul Westrup, Julie -- 127 Wick, Mary -- 127 Wilson, Peggy -- 68, 78, 127 Winslow, Sandy -- 127 Wittenberg, Lori -- 63, 76, 85, 127 Woods, Wendy Wyatt, Martin -- 127 Wyman, Keith -- 127 Yarbrough, April Yee, Patti Ziminske, Mark -- 72, 127 Zum, Joan -- 34, 77, 126 WV 3m? 17W m m W0 W W1 CT WW m1. 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