Forest Lake High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest Lake, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

1977 Forester Forest Lake High School Forest Lake, Minnesota Volume 39 ■■ “Life is a journey, not a destination.” We travel through many experiences that prove to be rewarding or disappointing, but it is from these experiences that we learn to become uniquely independent and are able to cope with what lies ahead. On our journey through life, we are exposed to good and bad, but we must determine for ourselves what is right. Although school may seem to be an endless journey in itself, it is actually only a very small Journeys . . In Participation In Academics In Competition In Activities In Friendship In Finances ABOVE. BACK ROW: Tom Hart. Otto Wirgau. Mark Summers, Jodi Briggs. Dave Preston, Scoot Mack, Doug Banto, Wanda Dumire, Liz Bodine, Rich Crunny. Gerry Gilbertson. FOURTH ROW: Tom Quanamen, Chris Heck, Richard Jarosiewicz. Jay Havlisch, Kim Empey, Dean Miller, Ed Theobald, Gary Iverson, Nate Nelson, Brad Olson. Scott Roman. THIRD ROW: Donna Johnson. Vicki Eberhardt, Danny Weiss, Dirk Rehbein, Vicki Waataja, Evert Diemort, Pam Bever, Jim Cacy, Scott Schultz, Mitch Nelson, Brian Miller, Don Nelson, Tim Scanlon, Jan Lindberg. SECOND ROW: Michelle Carlson, Julie Jergens, Sue Clemens. Barb Robertson, Marya Mattson, Cindy Olson, Lori Olson, Sharon Dirks, Lisa Beckman, Rick Nimis, Melanie Benoy, Lynn Nelson, Cindy Winberg, Dawna Keegan, Cathy McKenzie, Kelly Nelson, JoDee Olson. FRONT ROW: Terry Tyler, Pauline Ash, Lori Proulx, Cathy Sraff, Mary Ann House, Johnna Fulks. Dawn Krinke, Elizabeth Biier, Mary Kae Erickson, Pam Johnson, Dawna Coffeen, Vicki Bergeron, Dee Ann Quigley, Wendy Jacobson. BELOW, VARSITY BAND, TOP ROW: Kelly Anderson, Pam Cole, Mark Banta, Nan Bracht, Scott Henderson, Mark Bark; FOURTH ROW: Arden Johnson, Tim Cakebread. Jodi Weiss, Jennifer Damchik, Ruth Waller, Bernie Robinson, Beth Kedrowski, Dan Michaud; THIRD ROW: Sandy Peterson, Lori O’Brien. Cathy Scanlon, Jo Gunderson, Jim Koch, Craig Bever, Mark Hansen, Gene Lott, Mark Moraczewski, Dave Esberg, Rena Marier, Roxanne Petermeier; SECOND ROW: Cindy St. Clair, Barbara Hanson, Diane Gillette, Liz Fox, Curt Frenning, Doreen Tyler. Bruce Carlson, Terry Owen, Stephanie McConnell, Linda Smallidge, Cookie Olson, Sara Thompson, Janet Johnson; FIRST ROW: Stephanie Carter, Lisa Blatter, Debbie Lehmann, Lori Nelson. Betsy Shannon, Sue Sunsten, Yvonne Boyes, Sue Mulvihill, Chris Van Nispen, Debbie Doucette. Sue Daninger, Enita Shannon, Becky Mickelson, Heidi Flint. 6 Band Bands March To A After a long rehearsal, band students return instruments to their cases. Different Drummer Marching music initiated the band for the coming year. New music was brought out and new styles were set as the marching band went under the direction of Paul Red- mond. A pre-game show was seen before every home football game. Incorporating the talents of the flag corps, twirlers and cheerleaders, homecoming halftime proved to be a success. Throughout the year the pep band per- formed at athletic events. Under the direction of Rollin Nelson, the concert band performed the winter concert on December 18th. In preparation for the concert, many long afternoons were spent playing the endless notes of “Tacotta Marziale.” “Fingal’s Cave” will never be the same without Rick Schroeder and his magic sax. And “What I Did For Love” with Dan Merrill playing a trumpet solo? Varsity and rang- er band started serious literature and also playing for the winter concert. With new ideas from Paul Redmond and the experience of Rollin Nelson, the band had a success- ful year. ABOVE. CONCERT BAND. TOP ROW: Director R Nelson. Ron Demarais. Doug Smith, Jim Plain. Wes Peterson. Dan Lutz. Carla Johnson. Dave Barnes, Bob Stright, Kevin Anderson; FOURTH ROW; Cindy Nast. Colette Hawkinson, Karen Johnson. Micky Grundhofer. Mike Black. Scott Schanms, Renee Briggs. Dick Valenty, Wayde Houle. Janet Maki. Scot Nelson, Brad Houle. Andy Valenty, Paul Olson. Steve Havens. Dave Blackbird, Julie Feils, Jim Bullard, Jeff Hansen. Lon Lamprecht; THIRD ROW: Gloria Rosenberger, Carrie Berge. Candy Weeks. Nancy Gessner. Dan Merrill. John Polzin, Brian Iverson. Julie Bracht. Lynn Lindberg, Mark Hesla. Jill Olson. Jay Voelker. Sue Scanlon. Rick Schroeder. John Clifford; SECOND ROW: Julie Read. Mayreen Seiler. Sue Swenson. Debbie Kaufer, Debbie Knudson, Terry Paulino, Tim Peiffer, Susie Erickson. Nancy Nelson, Steve Dehaven, Sue Manthey. Mark Waldoch. Paul Petrella; FRONT ROW: Sue Boleen. Shari. Proulx. Brenda Banta. Lori Florhaug. Patty Rantanan. Kris Nelson. Nancy Johnson. Linda Madsen, Wendi Steely, Leslie Strand. Darla Laroque. Band 7 Twirlers Make Change In Their Routine Style BELOW. DRUM MAJOR: Jay Voelker. ABOVE, FLAG CORPS: Pauline Ash, Terry Tyler. Sheri Pennison, Debbie Avery. Darla Laroque, Barb Harley. Katy Henderson. Nancy Nelson. Debbie Knudson, Liz Beier, Mary Boyer. Colleen Reeder. Sarah Thompson, Jackie Nielsen. Suzanne Sunsten 8 Flags Major(ettes) After the long summer vacation of many hours of march- ing practices, the majorettes began preparing for home- coming. With the high horse-like and majestic step, the coronation procession was proudly executed. Homecom- ing halftime show was a success with the help of Mrs. Onell, revived enthusiasm, new costumes, and, once again, working with the cheerleaders. Especially their fea- ture routine “Free Ride ; smiles and all even if a mistake was made. The majorettes also performed in pre-game shows during the football season. Being there are only the three senior majorettes left and because of the lack of participation, there may be no future majorettes. Exhibiting poise and nerve, Jay Voelker executed a front handspring beginning the homecoming halftime show. Having done this without falling. Jay could stop worrying about grass stains. Beautifying the FLHS homecoming week with color, and dignity, the 26 member flag corps and captain, Nancy Nelson, underwent months of practice to prepare for the year’s events. Taking part in coronation, the homecom- ing parade, and doing a drill to “Rhapsody in Blue” during the halftime show, the corps also marched in several parades. Painting their cupboards was an experience for all and will never be forgotten. BELOW. MAJORETTES: Brenda Houle. Corliss Robinson. Wendi Steely. Flags Major(ettes) 9 TREBLE CHOIR. BACK ROW Donna Kroska. Patti Prescott. Theresa Pepin. Diana Barrett. Donna Schneider, Mary Gervais. Michelle Masso. Julie Saxe. Gwen Phillippi. Margo Timm. Shelley Robinson. Kerri Guttsen. Mary Dittmar. Julie Matheson; THIRD ROW: Lori Schmidt. Nancy Setterholm. Lori Osterbauer. Joye Simonson. Chris Backus. Jan Arneson, Danita Houle, Ann La Motte, Vicki McCool. Jackie Graslee. SECOND ROW: Debbie Alcock. Pat Dorn. Tammy Gannon. Theresa Peek. Judy Anderson. Patty Sullivan. Jodi Stockdill Sandy Ensrud Lori Dietric; FRONT ROW: Michelle Pepin. Ann Lien. Cindy Urie. Sandy Mulcahy. Holly Thomspon. Tracy Berger Dawn Zeiher. Kelly Coyer. Becky Olson. 1. Mr. Lindstrom prepares a capella choir for a full rehearsal. 2. Taking a break, choir students enjoy a moment of relaxation. 3. Treble choir members clown around during group pictures. 4. Many robes, small closets, and large choirs contribute to confusion whenever robes must be worn. 10 Choir Choir Climbs Scales Of Higher Excellence Melodies again filled the air of FLHS as the choirs got under way. Amidst the music, cries of “Tone, sopranos!” and “If you're that dull, I’d hate to take you out!” could be heard from director Jim Lindstrom. The choirs took on new organization as the girls' choirs split into treble choir and introduction to choir. The choirs presented Christ- mas and spring concerts in December and April respec- tively. The mixed choir was off to an early start, perform- ing a double choir concert with the New Richmond choir in October. Mezzmora, a group of 16 members from mixed choir, made various appearances at local events. The coming of spring saw the choir busy with state-re- gional contests, one individual and one mass choir. A CAPELLA CHOIR. BACK ROW: Darrel Bowman. Hal Hales. John Kelly. Lon Lamprecht. Jay Voelker, Mark Jarrett. Joel Buys. Roger Mateer. Mario Hansen. Kirk Rathbun. Dan Merrill, Paul Ruggles. Rick Schroeder; THIRD ROW: Karen Lutz. Vicki Bergeron. Jan Hyatt. Brian Minzel. Jeff Weiner. Pat Voelker Mike Black. Bob Stright. Tim Cakebread. John Clifford. Tom Pareigot, Brandon Young, Todd Peterson. Kurt Brungardt. Jeri Bedient. Judy Hebert Sheri Wells, Stacy McLaughlin: SECOND ROW: Jody Proulx. Sandy Gustavson, Debbie Avery. Kaydell Sunsten. Terri Grover. Penny Hockensmith, Mary Lundberg. Ann Backus. Linda Jellum. Melody Dahl. Carla Johnson. Kathy Dykhuisen. Lori Florhaug. Loral Peterson. Mary Faymoville. Shelly Muske, Gwen Koch. Rachel Anderson: FRONT ROW: Diane Schriber. Jill Reiman. Jenny Welsh. Karen Granger. Carol Burke. Lori Sweere. Lisa Steiner. Ruth Jeans, Diana Gustafson. Roxanne Petermier. Debbie Hudak, Chris Jensen. Terry Lord. Rita Ersfeld. Corliss Robinson. Lynn Dirks, Nancy Johnson. Dori Osterbauer. Cindy Perrault. Choir 11 BELOW. OFFICE AIDES. BACK ROW: Lore Nelson, MIDDLE ROW: Becky Olson. Katie Tyler. Cindy DuPaul, Debbie Maas. Julie Vandelac; FRONT ROW: Rochelle Taube. Julie Matheson. Monica Doepner. Pat Bachman, Colleen Zins. Office Aides “Rescue” Overworked Secretaries There are several small tasks around the school that were taken care of by students who volunteered (out of the goodness of their hearts) to work in the offices during their study halls. Library aides assisted the librarian by shelving books, helping students find what they were looking for, and checking out magazines. Office aides helped the secretaries by answering phones and doing odd jobs. Audio-visual aides proved useful in operating and taking care of projectors and other equipment. Aides in the guidance office delivered notices to students for counselor appointments and helped organize college ma- terials. All of these kindhearted souls helped to keep these offices running smoothly and made a great contri- bution to FLHS. ABOVE, GUIDANCE AIDES. BACK ROW: Penny Bathurst, Mary Dittmar. Brenda LaBelle; FRONT ROW: Karen Shalander. Lynne Biron, Laurie Johnson. 12 Aides BELOW, LIBRARY AIDES. BACK ROW: Debra Cree. Cathy Scanlon. Maureen Collins. Renee Erzar. Lynette Baker. Peggy Duncan. Katy Henderson. Debbie Erickson; MIDDLE ROW Pam DuPaul Gayle Eggen. Cindy Ruby. Sheila Hanson. Mary Maroschec, Cathy Schleicher; FRONT ROW: Jeff Woehl, Doug Longsdorf, Lynn Powers, Dan Michaud. Lori Leske. 1. Peggy Macziewski patiently waits for the second hour ' message rush2. Writing notes on phone calls and conferences keep office aides busy every hour. ABOVE. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES: Steve Havens. Dean Otteson. Kirk Rathbun. Kevin Pitcher. John Alquist. Aides 13 BELOW: PROLIFIQUE EDITORS: Gwen Koch. Rick Schroeder. Diane Sausen. Laura Henrichsen, Laurie Marg. Jeri Bedient, Dawna Lichtscheidl. Tammy Smith. Chris Schleising, Colette Hawkinson. ABOVE. PROLIFIQUE. BACK ROW: Jeri Bedient. Shelly Muske. Gwen Koch. Rick Schroeder. Andy Brasmer. Chuck Cleudener. Brenda Johnson. Kaye Casey: MIDDLE ROW: Caryl Bairaktaris. Bridget Dolan. Betsey Webb. Renee Johnson. Tammy Smith. Laura Henrichsen, Roxanne Petermier] Laurie Marg. Terri Grover. Bonnie House. Jenny Ostlund; FRONT ROW: Connie Forsell. Diane Sausen. Chris Schliesing. Robin Wiley. Dawna Lichtscheidl, Brenda Banta, Debbie Kaufer. Lynn Lindberg. Colette Hawkinson. Jan Johnson. 14 FLOEA Prolifique 1. Mrs. Casey checks with staff members before going to a journalism workshop. 2. Typing is a basic necessity in FLOEA. Prolifique Roars Again Prolifique, the literary magazine that allows students to have their poems, stories, artwork, and pictures pub- lished, has tried a new idea this year. Instead of selling one issue at the end of the year, the staff has decided to produce three issues, fall, winter, and spring, and give them away to students. The staff, headed by Ms. Kaye Casey, made money by going out and getting patrons from Forest Lake to sponsor them and by selling suckers at lunch periods. Many of the old staff worked hard this year, but there was an overwhelming amount of sopho- more enthusiasm. The Forest Lake Office Education Association (FLOEA) headed By Jack Buys, has once again captured the inter- est of students by selling Kathryn Beich candy during all lunches throughout the year. President Ronald Demar- ais, aided by other officers, helped to organize other members in working towards their future ambitions. FLOEA BACK ROW: Jack Buys. Ron Demaris. Judy Anderson. Gayle Scheuneman. Becky Zaudtke. Gracia Linder. FRONT ROW: Lisa Blatter. Roxanne Thompson. Lynn Byron. Cindy DuPaul. Andrea Kunshier, Lori Rhoda. Lori Anderson. FLOEA Prolifique 15 LETTERMEN, BACK ROW: Greg Lindeberg, Guy Wojtowicz. Paul Olson. Bart Rehbein, Greg Swenson. Gregg Johnson. John Polzin. Gerry Goiffon, Bob Moore. Randy Kolbow. Lance Osterbauer, Andy Niemczyk. Joe Benson. Todd Phillips. Todd Gallagher, Scott Kohler; THIRD ROW: Coach Anderson. Terry Tschida, Jack Wilcoxen, Tom Motchenbacher. Jeff Nielson. Robin Fugate. Roger Meyman. Steve Houle. Tom Carlisle. Rick Reidt. Steve Grund. Matt Wolff. Bob Schmidt, John Moore. Jeff Thoreson. Chuck Sibbald. Mike Hughes. Leroy Magnuson, Coach Dettmer; SECOND ROW- Mark Moraczewski, Dick Valenty, Bob Berger. Pat Kelly, Dennis McDonald, Lance Haseltine, Steve Sargeant, Doug Smith. Tim Herges. Marty Jensen, Craig Dahl; FRONT ROW: Tom Hagen. Bruce Carlson. Micky Grundhofer. Doug Banta, Lee Nelson. Dave Blackbird. Ray Cich, Tom Petroske 16 Lettermen Lettermen Sponser Harlem Diplomats The 1976-77 pep club, now in its second year, elected Brenda Houle as President and Kathy Zeller as secretary. Class representatives Karen Shalander, Debbie Nieder- korn, and Teri Lindstrom worked together with their ad- viser, Mrs. Teichner, and over 70 students to promote school spirit throughout the year. To distinguish pep club members, gold sweaters were purchased and chevrons were made available, according to the number of years a member participated. The pep club also sold pom-pons, and worked hand-in-hand with the cheerleaders in mak- ing announcements and posters for the teams and fans throughout the year. Sitting by the gates of the football field, lettermen sold stadium cushions to raise money. Providing entertain- ment for the Forest Lake audiences, the Harlem Diplo- mats, a basketball team from Canada, played the Forest Lake faculty and Jaycees. Bob Dettmer and Rick Ander- son were the advisors for the Lettermen, with Bart Reh- bein as president, Andy Niemczyk as vice-president, and Bob Schmidt as secretary and treasurer. Initiation was held in both the fall and winter. Taking up trays, reciting poetry, and obeying the lettermen’s every command were the initiates duties. The lettermen sponsored a pol- ka to begin Christmas vacation and to celebrate a basket- ball victory. Representing all sports, the lettermen added a lot to FLHS. PEP CLUB. BACK ROW: Nancy Kubes. Linda Bowker, Kerri Guttsen. Jay Matheson. Jenny Ostlund, lone Oberg. Judy Hebert, Jill Reiman. Penny Hockensmith, Doreen Tyler, Mary Houle. Patty Prescott. Joy Risnes, Pam Johnson. Dawn Flint. Garnet Zimmer. Jenny Welch, Jody Stockdill, Cindy Winberg; THIRD ROW: Cheryl Nelson. Chris Niemczyk. Jackie Wright. Sandy Anderson. Sheri Muller, Debbie Alcock, Mary Cardinal. Lorie Hawkinson. Donna Kroska. Lori Schmidt. Bonnie House. Yvonne Boyes. Rainie Schwab. Dolly Hibbison, Sheri Wells. Debbie Cree; SECOND ROW: Caryl Bairaktaris. Carolyn Pratt. Mary Grun. Ann Lien. Teri Grover. Joy Simonson. Connie Forsell, Sandy Keller. Denise Robinson: FRONT ROW: Karen Shalander, Debbie Niederkorn, Terri Lindstrom, Brenda Houle. Kathy Zeller. Debbie Erickson, Mary Beth Ostrand Pep Club 17 FHA Stresses Vocational Ed National Future Homemakers of America Week was observed in con- junction with Vocational Education Week to stress the interdependence of home-making and wage-earning. The club’s goal is to build skills in the areas of personal growth, vocational planning, family commitment and community involvement. Experience in these areas was gained through numerous projects in school and Forest Lake. The Future Farmers of America is also a goal oriented organization. Major objectives were met through individual, school and community projects. Popular and prosperous, these included the Christmas tree sales, flower promotions and the treasure hunt during FFA Week. In- terscholastic and state fair competi- tion netted many awards for the chapter. FFA. BACK ROW: Bob Volinsky. Elizabeth Beier. Todd Pottsmith, Tim Herges. Sue Manthey. Cathy Rydeen. Julie Reed. Cathy Schleicher. Loren Coxen. Phil Brook. Ron Prax. Jim Boyer. Scott Bunton; MIDDLE ROW: L. Sandager, adviser. Steve Immel, Dave Cartier. Debbie Cree, Brian Husfeldt, Twyla Hyatt, Dave Peterson. Chuck Immel. Jan Hyatt. Jeanine Warden. Sue Simbeck. Chuck Pogus, Mike Haseltine. Jody Nowling, Kevin Brown. Mike Matheson. Erik Sandager. Dave Rydeen. L. Hyatt, adviser; FRONT ROW: Brian Grubbs. Mark Banta. Chris Linz. Andy Morstad. Jim Boettcher. 18 FFA FHA FHA, BACK ROW: Sue Clemens. Darla LaRoque. Julie Borgman, Kerri Guttsen, Sue Manthey, Gail Asquith, J. O’Connell, adviser; FRONT ROW: Barb Harley, Colleen Reeder. Debbie Avery. 1. FHA members prepare for the afternoon rush of hungry stu- dents with pop and potato chips. 2. Conducting an FFA meeting is Arden Johnson. 3. FFA proudly displays the awards earned by members at the Minnesota State Fair. DECLAMATION, BACK ROW: K. Howe, coach, Lynnette Dirks. Tom Pareigat. Dori Osterbauer, Lori Sweere, Lon Lamprecht, Jeri Bedient, Steve Havens. Jeff Aadland, Scott Kelch; MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Johnson. Lynn Sheree Lynch. Paul Petrella, Nancy Kubes. Gary Iverson. Diane Sausen. Rick Schroeder; FRONT ROW: Jo Gunderson. Rita Ersfeld. Dawna Lichtscheidl. Janet Johnson. Tammi Smith FRENCH CLUB. BACK ROW: N. Sagstuen. adviser, Marty Jensen, John Brisson, Judy Hebert. Bernie Robinson. Colleen Costello. Debbie Doucette. Garnet Zimmer. Carrie Serbus, Marya Mattson. Sue Franta, Christy Serbus: MIDDLE ROW: Phil Cheesebrough. John Mayhew, Cindy Genin, Gretchen Craver. Mary Jo Jensen. Carolyn Pratt. Mary Cardinal. Dawn Cincoski, Gwen Koch. Mike Haseltine, Shelly Muske, Teresa Blouin; FRONT ROW: Nancy Kubes. Debbie Alcock, Karen Anderson, Cheryl Howard, Lynn Sheree Lynch, Bonnie House, Jackie Nelson. Laura Henrichsen, Judy Keilen 20 Declamation Language Clubs 1. Lon Lamprecht rehearses for a declamation tournament. 2. Sharing ideas and critiques are valuable tools for participants in declamation. Declamation Program Nets Medals, Trophies Under the direction of Mdme. Sagstuen, the French club again participated in a busy year. With an increase in membership, the group held their traditional activities. Among the most popular were taking field trips, learning to make crepes, eating out at a French restaurant, and giving skits. Mr. Franzen's Spanish club also experienced growth in its membership. Emphasizing cultural activities, the group saw a fairly calm year. In an effort to promote school spirit they staged colorful skits. Typical winter weather ruined plans for their roller skating party. Medals, trophies, and A-ratings were symbolic of decla- mation's success. With the return of Ms. Howe, the group had entrants in all categories and put in a long season. Their talents consistently proved that FLHS has a strong, respectable speech program that produces winners. SPANISH CLUB. BACK ROW: Steve Kroska Terry Underdahl, Mark Moen, Scott Mack, Doug Biron, Tom Peterson, Tom Stachel, Bruce McGrath, Tom Kuefler, Joe Morley, Joe Schneider. Jim Pancake. Jeff Lichtscheidl. Gerry Gilbertson. Dirk Anderson. Dan Wetterstrom. Pam Petermeier. Nan Norton, Jon Lien. Mr. Franzen. adviser. Andy Valenty; MIDDLE ROW: Jody Arneson, Renee Ferderer, Sheila Florhaug, Jill Sargeant, Julie Jergens, Terry Paulino. Dykhuizen. Carrie Peterson. Sue Sorg. Kim Bergeson. Traci Watts. Jan Lindberg, Deanna Erickson. Julie Feils. Kris Kroening; FRONT ROW: Lynn Nelson. Donna Johnson, Lisa Baland. Carrie Berge. Nancy Gessner. Johanna Fulks, Julie Borgman. Shannon Johnson, Cheryl Zeren, Cathy Skoog. Sheri Muller. Cathy Distler Declamation Language Clubs 21 AFS Gets Profit From Genuine French Dinner The American Field Service was a new program in our school this year. AFS is basically a program in which countries can exchange their students. Through AFS we are able to gain a much broader insight of the cultures and government of different countries. Our chapter advi- sor was N. Sagstuen. We have had the opportunity to have a foreign exchange student in our school, Connie Von Breeman, from Holland. We hope she enjoyed her stay in the U.S. When the first nips of winter hit the air, Forest Lake ski club slid into action. Before the snow hit the ground they had planned some money making activities. A ski-swap was held in mid-November, the ski club hopes to make this an annual affair. Another fund raiser sponsored by the skiers was a polka dance before Christmas vacation. Every Thursday thereafter the ski club alternated visits between Snowcrest, Trollhaugen, and Wild Mountain. Ski- ers at Forest Lake High are easy to spot in a crowd; they are the only ones who like snow and cold. MATH TUTORS. BACK ROW: Brian Dahl: MIDDLE ROW: Brian Mundt, Kevin Pitcher. Bridget Dolan. Lisa Crawford. Judy Anderson; FRONT ROW: Adviser C. Markus. Lauren Coxen, Becky Mickelson, Sue Simbeck. Connie Forsell. Pauline Ash. Pat Bachman 22 AFS Math Tutors AFS, BACK ROW: Adviser N Sagstuen, Jon Trombley, Mary Cardinal. Dawn Cincowski. Debbie Alcock, Shelly Muske. Mike Haseltine: FRONT ROW: Gwen Koch. Debbie Cree, Jackie Nielson, Jackie Royer, Patty Sullivan 1. Connie Von Breeman. AFS exchange stu- dent from Holland finds FLHS hard to handle. 2. Preparing for the slopes. Lynn Nelson hur- ries to the bus. 3. Even though the day is drawing to a close, the night is just beginning for Forest Lake skiers. SKI CLUB. BACK ROW: Scott Noleen, Jan Lindberg, Ted Johnson. Mike Klatt. Adviser H Millington. Jenny Schloegl. Debbi Hudak, Bart Rehbein, Tom Henderson. Tom Lind. Mark Templeton. Jill Reiman. John Purdie, Todd Thiry. Dennis McDonald. Patty Anderson, Carrie Berge. Mimi Anderson. Lisa Baland. Julie Jergens; MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Rydeen, Scott Henderson. Tim Ross. Duane Bridgeman. Leslie Strand. Sandy Anderson. Katy Henderson. Darla LaRoque, Steve Sargeant. Lance Haseltine. Carrie Peterson. Kathy McKenzie. Deanne Quigley, Nancy Gessner, Vicky Eberhardt, Marya Mattson. Jackie Mordorski. Becky Pruitt; FRONT ROW: Debbie Alcock. Joe Tyler. Sherry Muller. Mark Hudak. Dawn Cincoski. Merle Miller. Debbie Cree, Cindy Urie. Lori Nelson. Carmen Lopez, Terry Lord, lone Oberg, Gayle Michael. Sue Daninger. Sue Mulvihill. Bonnie House. Lynn Nelson. Michelle Timmers, Debbie Zaruba, Colette Hawkinson. Kim Bergeson. Laurie Marg. Johnna Fulks, Debbie Erickson. Carol Anderson. Lori Branjord AFS Ski Club 23 BREEZE STAFF, TOP ROW: Debbie Doucette. Kris Van Nispen. Laura Henrichsen, Sue Blaeser, Larry Olson. Corliss Robinson: MIDDLE ROW: Adviser R Streater. Bonnie Otto, Dave Barnes, Colleen Costello, Shelley Muske, Gwen Koch, Jeff Tessier, Paul Petrella, Brenda Houle, Brenda Banta: BOTTOM ROW: Trudy Mauer, Scott Fearing. Tom Pareigat, Rick Schroeder. Mark Palas, Judy Hebert. Lon Lamprecht, Dan Lutz, John Fast, Kris Nelson, Terry Grover FORESTER EDITORS, BACK ROW: Jo Jensen, Debbi Hudak. Judy Keilen, Kay Morley, Cindy Breeze staff finds that building a human pyra- Perrault, Bonnie Dykhuizen; FRONT ROW: Adviser C. Onell, Renee Briggs, Robin Wiley. Chris mid can be as frustrating as completing a Schleising deadline. 24 Breeze Forester BREEZE EDITORS, BACK ROW: Lon Lamprecht. Gwen Koch, Rick Schroeder, Scott Fearing. Judy Hebert, Jeff Tessier, Laura Henrichsen, Tom Pareigat: FRONT ROW: Kris Nelson. Shelley Muske. Adviser R. Streater. Debbie Doucette. Colleen Costello. Corliss Robinson Forester Finds Deadlines Hectic Forester contains five hard-working staffs. These groups, combined with hard work, patience, and loyalty, added up to the production of the annual. The copy staff, under the direction of Judy Keilen, worked late, long hours to complete their writing. Led by Debbi Hudak, the photog- raphy staff worked closely with Johnson Studio and the Forest Lake Times. Creating pleasing and artistic layouts was the job of Renee Briggs and her staff. Helped by Adviser C. Onell, Bonnie Dykhuizen and Robin Wiley worked hard to raise money and meet the rising cost of publication. Announcements and proofreading were two major tasks of efficiency editor Chris Schleising. Cooper- ation in crisis was the key to completion of the book on schedule. Breeze found itself experiencing many of the same prob- lems as Forester. Led by Adviser R. Streater, the compe- tent editors met their deadlines and kept FLHS informed of what was happening. The success of the Breeze can be credited to its editors’ leadership. FORESTER STAFF BACK ROW: Judy Hebert, Steve Havens, Cathy Dykhuizen, Renae Jones, Renae Langland. Becky Mickelson Kay Morley Cindy Perrault. Linda Bowker, Marya Mattson, Kitty Mattson; THIRD ROW: Linda Madsen, Mark Palas Tom Para,gat, Loral Peterson, Debbie Frederickson. Cindy Winberg. Sue Swenson, Ramie Schwab Renee Briggs Rick Schroeder Lori Florhaug, Debbi Hudak, Wendi Steely; SECOND ROW: Dawna Lichtscheidl. Chris Schliesmg, Robin Witey, Bonnie Dykhuizen BetsyWebb, Brenda Houle, Karen Shalander, Mary Beth Ostrand, Candy Weeks. Bonnie House; FRONT. Lori Branford. Corliss Robinson. Bridget Dolan, Lynn Lindberg. Teri Lindstrom. Denise Robinson, Moica Doepner. Nancy Kubes Breeze Forester 25 Debaters Triumph In North Suburban Planning homecoming activities was first on the agenda for the student council. The week was filled with fun as well as a lot of hard work and dedication from members. Besides the usual activities, a homecoming parade was added. The never-ending smoking issue was again worked on by student council members. Visits to the capital and the presentation of a bill at the state convention of stu- dent councils were headed by Rita Ersfeld. Kris Van Ni- spen and Karen Johnson were elected to the executive council of the capital division. The fall meeting and the spring convention of the division were held at Forest Lake. A week filled with Christmas activities was held the week before Christmas vacation. This year’s student council was one of the most successful ever, and much credit must be given to the five seniors on the executive council: Linda Madsen. Rita Ersfeld, Loral Peterson, Jeff Gauvin, and Dawna Lichtscheidl. This year the tradition of excellence was once again upheld by the Forest Lake High School debate team. Beginning in early October, the debaters argued criminal justice in approximately twenty tournaments, running through early February. This year’s topic was probably the hardest ever, according to coach Ralph Streater. But all participants at FLHS met with success, whether on the novice, jr. varsity or varsity level. One example of the strength of this year’s squad was a weekend in December when the varsity took both first and second at a tourna- ment in Mankato while the novice and junior varsity col- lected their trophies at Bloomington Jefferson. And that is only a fraction of the “hardware” that this year’s team collected. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: John Kelly. Loral Peterson, Rita Ersfeld, Dawna Lichtscheidl, Linda Madsen, Jeff Gauven DEBATE. BACK ROW: Laurie Lindeberg. Paul Petrella, Penny Hockensmith. John Brisson, Lauren Coxen, Steve Pohl, Jeff Hansen, Kurt Brungardt, Jennifer Damchik. Nathan Nelson. Perry McGowen. Dave Juhl; FRONT ROW: Dave Peterson. Carol Coxen. Ken York. Bart Rehbein. Loral Peterson. Coach R. Streater 26 Debate Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL. BACK ROW: Tara Jeans. Danita Houle. Linda Madsen. Rita Ersfeld. Dawna Lichts- cheidl; THIRD ROW: Adviser A. Franzen, Doreen Tyler. Karen Johnson. Kurt Brungardt. John Kelly. John Clifford. Tom Pareigat. Barb Holl. Lynn Lynch: SECOND ROW: Scott Noleen. Brenda Houle. Gretchen Cramer; FRONT ROW: Lorie Hawkinson, Andy Valenty. Dawn Krinke. Jackie Wright. Mary Kae Erickson. Kris Van Nispen. Kay Morley. Betsy Webb. Penny Hockensmith I. Popular columnist Robert T. Smith speaks at a student lyceum. 2. Trophies and briefcases are proudly displayed by debaters. 3. Student Council efforts are symbolized by '77 homecoming button. Debate Student Council 27 EMICS - Teachers fiH a variety of positions at FLHS as directors of edpcationaVex- perience from the classroom to the football field. Their duties are nfet limited to teaching the three R. Academically during the school dai teachers share information with u; in a wide range of subjects. Yet our educatior in high school does nat stop in the classrodm, so the role of the teacher expands from the class? room. In extra-curricular activities members of the faculty become di- rectors. advisers; cind coaches. Prch viding us with experiences to pr pare us for the road we follow is tire valuable role teachers playjn ofcr lives. ifSF M • Millington Presides Over ’77 School Year School seemed as busy and crowded as ever with Mr. Millington acting as principal for the ’76-77 school year. Organizing and managing the large fac- ulty and the growing student body kept the adminis- trators busy. Assisted by Ms. Athey and Mr. Moskop. everyday problems and situations were handled well. Attendance, budgets, discipline and supervi- sion are only a few of the responsibilities they met. Community concerns were emphasized in facilitat- ing the programs at FLHS. The six member school board, chaired by Vernon Boettcher, conducted meetings every first and third Monday of each month. Topics concerning the com- munity and the school were discussed with input from interested citizens. Dr. Bernard Bartel, the su- perintendent of the Forest Lake school district, kept a watchful eye over the activities and ideas of the parents and students alike. Together they provided the system under which our district is run. Principal H. Millington ■■■ SCHOOL BOARD, BACK ROW: C. Graf, 0. Wirgau, J. Jergens; FRONT ROW: D. Schmidt, V. Boettcher, R. Stright School Board And Administration 31 Superintendent B. W. Bartel BELOW: D. Carlson, Parking Lot Supervisor: RIGHT. TOP: R. Juhl, Direc- tor of Financial Affairs; MIDDLE: R. Stebbins, Curriculum Coordinator; BOTTOM: W. Stutelberg. Director of Special Services 32 Secretaries Special Services As the student body of Forest Lake High School continues to expand, so do the duties of those faith- ful women behind the desks. Covering the princi- pal’s. guidance, and superintendent’s offices, as well as AV, the library, Focus and agriculture, the secre- taries provided assistance to students, administra- tion, and faculty. Most of the work behind the scenes can be credited to the secretarial staff of FLHS. Homebound instruction, curriculum coordination, fi- nances, community education, and parking lot su- pervision could be classified as the “extras” of dis- trict 831. Not only are students provided with class- room and extra-curricular benefits, they also enjoy a wide variety of special services. Forest Lake is fortu- nate to benefit from them since most school dis- tricts felt a dollar crunch this year. SECRETARIES. BACK: E. Zeller. G. Casey. C. Baxter. M Sahlin. J. Kroska, I. Valenty; FRONT: A. Lidstrom, S. Ensrud, B. Larson. M. Patak Secretaries Special Services 33 S. Peterson, Community Education Director Help Abounds At FLHS 1. Large quantities and busy cooks add up to a lot of hot lunches in one day. 2. Mrs. Patrin takes a break from the hectic job of planning and overseeing the school lunch program. 3. Proving to be popular, ala carte choices pleased both students and teachers. 4. Smiles are just as welcome as the apples and ice cream sold in the concessions stand. 5. More choices, a common complaint of fussy students, was partially solved by the ala carte line. 34 Cooks Custodians Custodians Cheerfully Continue Their Chores In addition to keeping the school neat and clean, the custodians tested students in their co-ordination. When- ever they vacuumed the carpets, students had to beware of the long, snake-like electrical cords throughout the halls. Still, the custodians were always helpful and gave the school a spotless appearance. Each day our qualified team of cooks provided students with well-balanced meals. Although the menu was varied with many different types of food, many students found it more suitable for throwing. Never-the-less, the cooks al- ways managed to be cheerful and pleasant. CUSTODIANS, FRONT: A. Selleck, H. Beeksma, Dan Oelke, L. Rainer: BACK: C. Carlson. M. Houffer. B. Nelson. J. Doege. I. Hollingsworth. J. Olson. Cooks Custodians Increased enrollments caused sev- eral changes In the language arts. The resource center and language lab were converted to classrooms. Mrs. Helgren’s Spanish classes brightened the language lab three hours a day. No longer blocked. Eng- lish 10 teachers met to coordinate the new full-year curriculum. Most of the other courses remained the same. 1. Reading teacher, Mr. Jones, takes a moment to think while correcting papery. 2. Standing at the podium is a typical spot for teachers. Mr. Bernauer could be doing one of several tasks, such as taking roll, making announcements, or giving a lecture. 36 Language Arts Language Arts Gets “New” Classrooms M. BERNAUER, English; K. CASEY, English. Contests. Prolifique; R CARLSON. English. Theatre Productions; B. FEDDERLY. English. Cross Country. Hockey; A. FRANZEN. Spanish. Spanish Club. Stu- dent Council; P. HELGREN. Spanish; K. HOWE. English, Speech. Theatre Productions, Declamation; D JENSEN, English, Theatre Productions; D. JONES. Reading; R. MAKI. English; D. MURALT. English. Tennis; J. OLSEN. English; C. ONELL. English. Forester; N. SAGSTUEN. French. French Club. AFS Club; W. SOMROCK, English. Theatre Publicity; R. STREATER. English. Breeze. Debate. Declama- tion. Language Arts 37 Stolen Books Create Large Problem “I really feel that people who steal books are being unfair to themselves as well as their fellow stu- dents,” according to new librarian Liz Parson. This adds book replacement to an already full schedule of keeping order, updating the vertical file and checking for passes. Another change at FLHS in- volved new teacher Carol Wenker, who worked with exceptional students. Her classes moved to the C- wing with hopes of becoming a resource model and hiring a reading specialist. Students again spent many hours working with the guidance counselors, especially adapting to the new class change policy. Maintaining the tradition of helpfulness, Mr. Scofield and Mrs. Frigstad saw many students in the course of a day. A district social worker and Indian educa- tion program lengthened the list of services offered in our school. E. FRIGSTAD, School Nurse; M FUHRMAN, Audio-visual; V. Grove, Counselor; C. MOSES. Social Worker; S. MOTS- CHENBACHER. Counselor; D. NICKERSON, Counselor. 1. Miss Parson cheerfully looks over new books. 2. Checking on senior progress is only one aspect of a guidance counselor's day. 3. Taking time out from schoolwork, Miss Wenker exhibits her warm friendly smile. 4. Hard work and a full desk are main parts of Mr. Fuhrman’s day. 38 Special Services E. PARSON, Librarian; A. SCOFIELD, Driver’s Educa- tion; C. Wenker, Special Needs Focus Gets Full-Day Schedule R. ANDERSON, Physical Education, Health. Football: T. BALDWIN. Focus, English; K. BRIGUET, Physical Education. Health. Volley- ball. Track; D. CONLEY, Physical Education. Gymnastics: J. CON- LEY, Physical Education. Athletic Director; B. DETTMER. Physical Education, Health, Wrestling, Soccer; D. EASTMAN. Focus. Social Studies; N. LATOURNEAU, Focus, Math; J. NELSON, Physical Education, Basketball; J. PAULSON, Physical Education, Volley- ball, Basketball, Track. 40 Focus Health Physical Education Computer Teacher Added In Math Working with computers was just one contribution of new teacher Steve Nelson. He also became the fifth faculty person refered to as Mr. Nelson. Math classes increased in size and made good use of the resource center, particularly the tutors who found themselves very busy. Science students encountered some interesting changes. Class size in- creased but space did not. Agriculture classes were used to fill some students requirements. Other students enjoyed the variety and challenge of regular science classes. Ag Courses Supply Science Credit J. ANDERSON. Home Economics; J. BUYS. Business. FLOEA: D. HOWE. Business; L. HYATT. Agri-Business. FFA; G. KUNTZ. Agri-Business. Horse Club. FFA; J. O'CONNELL. Home Eco- nomics. FHA; M. ORLICH, Home Eco- nomics; L. SANDAGER, Agri-Business. FFA. Agri-Business Business Home Economics 1. A friendly smile of encouragement is always help- ful to beginning typists. 2. Miss O'Connell is the new home economics teacher. J. STONE. Home Economics; P. SWENSON. Home Eco- nomics; J. WILEY. Business. ♦ Agriculture instructors set a new prece- dent by offering classes in partial fulfill- ment of science requirements. Meeting the demand for course variety, the agri- business department added a third mem- ber to its team. Business teachers Buys. Howe and Wiley taught business skills to large classes. Working with new, innovative machines made classes fun and interesting. Striving to break away from just cooking and sewing, home economics classes stressed consumer economics and family living. This family oriented approach al- lowed students to work with “a lot of little kids.” Agri-Business Business Home Economics 45 J. BACKES, Art. Football. Track; J. BELLAND. Industrial Arts. Wrestling; D. BLASKO. Industrial Arts. Gymnastics. 46 Art lndustrial Arts Music Band Requests New Uniforms With three bands presenting half-time shows, class size became an issue in music. Industrial arts and art classes also operated at maximum capacity. Larger classes made preparation of lesson plans a challenge for teachers. Coordinating junior and senior high courses became a priority. As always, student planning and implementation of goals was emphasized. J. BRANSON. Industrial Arts. Electronics Club; B. DORENDORF. Industrial Arts; S. HALLIN. Indus- trial Arts; M. HANSEN. Art; J. HOWE. Art; A. LAR- SON, Photography. J, LINDSTROM. Vocal Music; R MORDINI. Indus- trial Arts; R. NELSON. Instrumental Music. Social Studies; N PECHMAN. Art; P REDMOND. Instru- mental Music; J. REIMAN. Industrial Arts. Base- ball. Wrestling. Art lndustrial Arts Music 47 New Door Adorns Social Office Sitting down and talking to teachers was stressed in students' academic lives. To social students, this was much simpler following installation of a second door to the C-wing offices. Social studies teachers helped sched- uling by offering more American History both quarters. History teachers also enjoyed the help and ideas of five juniors from the University of Minnesota. Speakers, movies and videotapes were popular additions to 1. Social classes at FLHS involve much read- ing. Wendi Steely and Denise Robinson use study hall to catch up on homework. 2. Like Mr. Mikolajczyk, teachers spent long hours at their desks preparing and correcting class- work. 48 Social Studies For some of us, perhaps the spirit of competition is an influential factor along our journey. This will also pre- pare us for future encounters, as we strive towards higher goals. Al- though we function together as one, we are forming our own identities. Bodiddlers’ Chanting Made Practice “Oh you Ranger men Tough, tough Ranger men Foot- ball is the thing we do Forest lake will win for you l’ll be glad and so will you.'7 This and other “bodiddleys” spirit- ed the Ranger football teams and their fans on to a successful season. Practice, which began in August, was strenuous, but had its light moments. Among these were “break time”, “county fair”, “breakdowns”, and “songs”. A continuous weight-lifting program helped the teams condition and keep in shape. High morale, com- bined with hard work, produced exciting games and many victories. Coach Lautigar commented on the fact that B- squad had a good season, JV a better season, and varsity a great season. Apprehension about joining the North Suburban conference proved to be unwarranted. The A- squad made a good shot at the conference title, defeating Columbia Heights and ending the season with a 7-2 re- cord. Start with the dedication of coaches Anderson. Lautigar, Rowbotham, Backes. and Motschenbacher. Add the ef- forts of tri-captains Bob Berger. Dinty Moore, and Tom Carlisle. Mix in the fantastic Ranger gridirons and unprec- edented fan support. Season from August to November. The result: teams to be proud of. ABOVE, B-SQUAD FOOTBALL. TOP ROW: Assistant R Rowbotham. Jeff Gort. John Lamar. Bob Robinson. Paul Kendrick. Scott Mack. Steve Kroska. Jim Forsell. Jim Pancake. Mike Gregerson. Dirk Anderson. Coach S. Motchenbacher; SECOND ROW: Scott Hall. Mike Weir, Joe Schneider, Tom Stachel. Kelly Dunn. Tom Sternberg. Jeff Haseltine. Craig Lindstrom. Kevin Goodmanson. Tom Petersen. Manager Gary Iverson; FRONT ROW: David Monk. Tony Vitek, Andy Marg. Scott Noleen, Chris Heck. Bruce McGrath. Steve Paul, Jesse Perrault. Shawn Dolan. Jim James. 52 Football BELOW, A-SQUAD FOOTBALL. TOP ROW: Coach R. Anderson, Assistant Coach J. Backes. Leroy Magnuson. Ray McKenzie. Louis Bowker, Ron Petroski, Bob Radtke, Dave Tetrault, Ron Lange. Dennis McDonald. Todd Gallagher. Paul Fedje. Dave Lichtscheidl. Scott Daninger, Wes Peterson. John Schumacher. Manager Gary Iverson; SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach J. Lautigar. Jeff Thoreson, Mickey Grundhofer. Joel Johnson. Al Crane. Marty Jensen, Todd Thiry, Doug Smith. Tim Herges, Jerry Goiffon, Rick Reidt. Greg Steele. Joe Benson, Ray Cich, Jon Olson. Jack Willcoxen. Tom Henderson, Manager Craig Dahl; FRONT ROW: Mike Hughes, Todd Phillips, Ron Marier, Jeff Olson. Chuck Sibbald. Craig Bever. Ron Fraley. Roger Meyman, Dinty Moore, Bob Berger, Dave Crohn, Fred Larson, Jeff Hanson. Steve Sargeant. Lance Haseltine, Andy Niemczyk. 1. A-squad cheerleaders tumble down into a heap at the end of a cheer. 2. After a grueling play Bob Berger helps himself to a drink. 3. Coach Anderson leads the varsity team into a cheer of victory. Football 53 1. Hardworking cross country team is anxious for practice. 2. Runners get a head start with summer practice. 3. Laurie Young adds more miles. 4. Those last few yards seem to take the most effort 5. Nate Nelson and the Polish Strongman participate in cross country's third place winning homecoming skit. 6. Nate Nelson strains to catch up with his opponent. 7. The joy of victory is one of the many emo- tions of a coach. 8. Girls are eager and willing to compete. ABOVE, CROSS COUNTRY. TOP ROW: Coach R. Fedderly, Dan Joachim, John Polzin, Greg Johnson, Dan Wetterstrom; SECOND ROW: Lee Nelson. Steve Pratt. Brad Weeks, Bridget Dolan, Jim Bullard. Rena Marier. Dale Velke, Sandy Olson. Jerry Proulx, Janet Royer, Mark Moraczewski. Laurie Young, Dean Otteson; FRONT ROW: Pat Kelly. Doug Banta. Layne Lavandowska. Nate Nelson. Rick House. Dick Valenty. 54 Cross Country Girls Add Perspective To Cross Country Squad With Rena's morning call of “Mr. Fedderly, I need your keys , and morning workouts, the harriers got underway to an unusual year. Coached by Bob Fedderly, girls were welcomed to the sport for the first time in FLHS history. “Run your numbers was the constant chant heard by the harriers. The “Polish Strongman added strength to the team, but the Great Banta Collapse hindered, yet surprised the team at one time. The 1st annual cross country camping trip proved to be interesting, especially the lifeguard! 400 mile summer club runners proved valu- able as the j.v. won the Elk River Invitational trophy. Between breakfast in the locker room and “McDonald’s, McDonald’s, McDonald’s , those nourishing meals made running the conference meet in the snow and hail bear- able. Another unexpected highlight of the harriers year was the third place winning homecoming skit entitled “Rick the Wizard . Nathan’s legs will be long remem- bered. Cross Country 55 Girls' Tennis Really Swings Under the direction of coaches Charlie Chalberg and Deb Murralt, the girls’ tennis team began the mo- notonous task of training late last summer. The beginning of the new season ushered in new opportunities for the girls as they began their ca- reer in the North Suburban Confer- ence. The team was led by captains Diane Gessner and Laurie Purdie. With never an idle moment, sub-re- gions at Duluth found the girls very busy running to McDonalds in their sweatsuits. (Duluth will never be the same!) The girls ended their season with a record of 1 and 8, advancing Laurie Purdie to region competition. ABOVE, GIRLS TENNIS. TOP ROW: Brenda Banta. Kelly Nelson, Nancy Gessner. Colleen Remitz. Lynn Sh Johnson. Mary Seiler. Carrie Serbus. Laurie Lindeberg. Coach C. Chalberg; BOTTOM ROW: Christy Se Hallberg. Diane Gessner, Karen Johnson. Pam Johnson, Mary Grun. Cheryl Howard. 56 Girls' Tennis 1. Concentrating, Julie Feils waits for the serve. 2. Striving to reach the ball is Pam Johnson. 3. Determined to win is Karen John- son. 4. Nancy Johnson gets into the swing of things. Girls’ Tennis 57 A-SQUAD GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL, BACK ROW: Coach J. Paulson, Julie Lyksett. Colette Hawkinson. Dalice Peterson, Julie Bracht, Cindy Doege, Kerrin Burke, Linda Jellum, Coach K Briguet. Coach D. Orrin; FRONT ROW: Wendi Steely. Candy Weeks, Renee Briggs, Lori Florhaug. Debbi Hudak, Denise Robinson 1. Heading for warmups. Forest Lake Volleyball players show enthusiasm. 2. Sheila Florhaug attempts the spike . 3. While trying to block the spike, Cindy Doege and Candy Weeks concentrate on form. 58 Volleyball Hard Workouts Promote VB Victories At FLHS Volleyball ended an excellent season in the strong North Suburban Conference in second place with a 7-2 record. Their overall record was 16-4. Winning the sub- region title, the girls went on and lost to Hibbing in the region finals. Coach Paul- son felt “it was ar exciting and suc- cessful season. They began the season with a record turn-out of of girls, nearly 100. Captains were Lori Florhaug, Candy Weeks, and Colette Hawkinson. Selected for All-con- ference were Colette Hawkinson and Lori Florhaug, with honorable mention going to Julie Bracht and Candy Weeks. B-SQUAD GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL. BACK ROW: Coach D. Orrin, Carrie Lichtscheidl. Cindy Winberg. Terri Tyler. Renee Johan- son, Mary Lundberg. Bernie Robinson. Jodi Martinson, Jill Reiman, Lori Messelt. Sue Swenson. Becky Mickelson. Dawn Kilgriff, Pauline Ash. Sheila Florhaug. Coach K. Briguet; MIDDLE ROW: Deanne Quigley. Lori Olson. Pam Petermier, Dawn Zeiher, Bonnie House. Cindy Genin. Sandy Ensrud. Kitty Mattson. Sue Boleen. Teri Bodeen. Jodi Briggs. Karen Lutz; FRONT ROW: Pam Bever, Debbie Zaruba. Amy Weeks. Vicki Eberhardt. Lori Kunshier. Kim Nordin. Rocky Carlson. Lisa Kemnitz, Renee Ferderer. Jill Sargeant. Lynn Nelson. Nan Norton Volleyball 59 A-squad Pucksters Get New Assistant The North Suburban Conference provided a challenge for our pucksters as they entered their third year of varsity action. The team’s record may not be impressive for this year, but the program is looking good for years to come with kids going through the entire hockey program, from pee wees to high school. Many sophomores played this year, which helped Coach Doug Peltier build depth in his team. Helping out in the coaching area was new assistant coach Ken Mikolajczyk, with Mr. Bob Fedderly soloing in B-squad. Before each game the players filled out a sheet indicating what they hoped to accomplish in the upcom- ing game. Leadership is a definite quality the team pos- sessed with ten seniors leading the way. Greg Lindeberg, defense, and Jack Willcoxen, forward, were captains of the team. 1 A-SQUAD HOCKEY. BACK ROW: Coach K. Mikolajczyk. Kevin Dolan, Joe Schneider, Paul Kendrick. Mike Gravelle, Greg Lindeberg. Guy Wojtowicz, Coach D. Peltier; SECOND ROW: Dave Kotchen. Dave Wolner. Shawn Dolan. Steve Kroska. Jim Forsell, Bruce Carson. Tom Heryla; FRONT ROW- Terry Tschida. Jack Willcoxen. Tom Hagen, Mike Solem, Kelly Anderson. Tom Motschenbacher 60 Hockey B-SQUAD HOCKEY, BACK ROW: Tim McManus, Mike Peltier. Craig Lindstrom. Jim Koch. Rick Jacobson, Jim Pancake, Dirk Anderson. Chris Remitz; MIDDLE ROW: Steve Healin. Wayde Houle, Pete Flaherty. Larry Fuller, Steve Paul, Doug Biron, Greg Ensrud. Rob Johnson. Coach B. Fedderly; FRONT ROW: Scott Buntan. Bill Meirick, Ron Marier Hockey A-SQUAD WRESTLING. BACK ROW: Tom Moore. Joel Buys. Randy Kolbow. Andy Niemczyk. John Moore. Lance Osterbauer. Joe Benson. Tim Herges. Mark Lange. Coach B. Thompson. Scott Peterson. FRONT ROW: Coach J. Reiman. Alex Juhl. Doug Jeans. Bob Schmidt. Kelly Gestson. Jefi Tessier. Mark Banta. Coach B. Dettmer. 62 Wrestling 1. Wrestling captains Andy Niemczyk. Randy Kolbow and Lance Oster- bauer pause for the photographer. 2. Bob Schmidt gets a firm hold on his opponent and attempts a reversal. 3. Dominating his opponent is Doug Jeans. Wrestling Fan Support Becomes Better In '11 Ranger wrestlers, coached by B. Dettmer, B. Thompson and J. Reiman, began the season preparing for a new conference. Under the strong leadership of tri-captains Randy Kolbow, Andy Niemczyk and Lance Osterbauer the team progressed into a winning season. Part of their success was attributed to the wrestle-off system which kept individuals in condition. The matmen captured the Forest Lake Invitational title. Wrestling fans found an ad- dition to the season. A mat aides club was formed with 40 girls participating. Their major team goal was set for the state tournaments. Dieting sensibly and daily workouts were recommended to the team with this goal in mind. Another goal was to increase fan support. B-SQUAD WRESTLING. BACK ROW: Doug Banta, Jim Schmidt. Joel Buys. Tom Pearson. Jon Olson. Chuck Weir. Jeff Heinsohn. Mike Weir, John Jaeger. Tim Hanson. Tony Vitek. Richard Schrom. Coach B. Thompson; FRONT ROW: Coach J. Reiman, Dan Koppy. Mark Moraczewski. Kevin Gudmunson. Tim Tessier. Mike Houle. Kelly Gestson. Ron Schmidt, Dale Meyers. Bob Moore. Coach B. Dettmer Wrestling 63 Practice Heads List Of Gymnastics’ Goals Gymnastics began the season with six returning letter winners: captains Kathy Greener and Denise Sather, Ruth Jeans, Tara Jeans, Jody Martinson, and Julie Saxe. To letter in gymnastics, at least 130 points must be accumu- lated during the season. Coached by D. Conley and D. Blasko, the team strove for PMA (Positive Mental Atti- tude). Along with this concept they also stressed the “5 P’s”: practice, pride, persistence, performance, perfec- tion. Beginning practice in early December, the team competed in its first North Suburban Conference meet in January. Despite the tough conference, the girls worked to achieve their individual goals, as well as master the team goals. _ GYMNASTICS. BACK ROW: Coach D. Blasko. Mary Cardinal. Jill Olsen, Lori Lindeberg. Sharon Ensrud, Christy Serbus, Carrie Serbus, Jo Gunderson. Tara Jeans. Margo Timm, Denise Hallberg, Coach D. Conley: SECOND ROW: Cindy Olson. Chris Niemczyk. Dawn Zeiher. Vicki Bergeron, Mary Seiler. Kim Nordin, Jodi Martinson. Julie Saxe. Mary Houle, Ruth Jeans: FRONT ROW: Cindy Fisher. Lori Kunshier, Maureen Collins Denise Sather Kathv Greener. Karen Anderson, Kathy Richert ' 64 Gymnastics 1. Spotting is one of the gymnasts most valuable aids. 2. Captain Kathy Greener demonstrates agility and form as she does the splits. 3. Pausing for some advice are Tara Jeans and Julie Saxe. 4. Karen Anderson strikes a pose on the balance beam. Gymnastics 65 Basketball Sets New '77 Conference Goals The Forest Lake varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. J. Nelson, warmed-up their winter season with a great record in the North Suburban Conference. Halfway through the season their standings were 6-2. At that point they looked forward to playing each team again. Games were played every Tuesday and Thursday night. B-squad action was under the direction of D. Poupard. Speaking of their terrific record, the coach proudly men- tioned the team's consistent improvement and pointed out that losses were by a narrow margin. Fan support of Ranger basketball was good. Players on A- squad, B-squad and junior varsity all appreciated the cheering of anxious fans. J-V coach C. Anderson's efforts were also helpful in A-squad success. Looking back on the season, coaches, players and fans all supported Ranger action in the new conference in typical Ranger spirit. A-SQUAD BOYS' BASKETBALL. BACK ROW: Coach J. Nelson, John Schumacher, Dave Hibbison, Steve Peterson. Todd Gallagher, Ron Petroske, Craig Danielson. Gregg Johnson. Bryant Waldo, Kevin Pitcher, Coach C. Anderson; FRONT ROW: Gary Iverson, Pat Kelly, Buddy Martinson, Tim Almquist. Louis Bowker, Jim Sovick, David Anderson 66 Boys’ Basketball B-SQUAD BOYS’ BASKETBALL, BACK ROW: Coach D. Poupard, Pete Parker. Jim Bullard, John Berg. Mark Moen. Jim James. Nate Nelson. Jeff Gort. Ron Prax; FRONT ROW: Gerry Gilbertson. Scott Mack. Mike Hovland. Dan Wetterstrom. Tom Stachel, Bob Robinson. Scott Almquist 1. Varsity basketball cheerleaders exhibit various emotions while watching the action on the court. 2. The opposition watches the basket as Tim Almquist shoots a field goal. 3. Scoring another two points. Almquist revives “the dunk”. 4 Bob Robinson shows style at the free throw line. 3. Boys’ Basketball 67 A-SQUAD GIRLS' BASKETBALL, BACK ROW: Julie Bracht, Jody Thoreson, Stephanie Carter. Denise Boyer, Sandy Peterson, Cindy Massie, Bridget Dolan, Coach J. Paulson. Cindy Doege. Carla Johnson: MIDDLE ROW: Lori Florhaug. Dolly Hibbison, Penny Hockensmith, Becky Mickelson, Candy Weeks. Mary Lundberg: FRONT ROW: Sandy Olson, Cookie Olson. Denise Robinson. Chris Jensen, Pam Bever 1. Cindy Doege goes up for a rebound. 2. Team members anticipate favorable jump-ball out come. 3. In an attempt to score, Julie Bracht shoots. 4. Passing plays a key part in Lori Florhaug's game plan. 5. With timed percision. Pam Bever takes a shot. 6. Forest Lake girls battle for possesion. 68 Girls' Basketball Bucketwomen Win F.L. Invitational Faced with a new conference this year, the girls weren’t quite sure of what to expect from their new opponents. (Hopes were high that the Rangers would repeat as con- ference champs in the new North Suburban Conference, Coached by Joan Paulson the girls were off to a challeng- Jing season. The B-squad girls’ basketball team was coached by Chuck Gunderson. Under his direction the girls gained more experience. They are looking forward to playing on A-squad next year. The season included 16 games and the Forest Lake Invitational. B-SQUAD GIRLS' BASKETBALL; BACK ROW: Pauline Ash. Donna Coffeen, Cindy Ruby. Janet Royer. Judy Nieland; MIDDLE ROW: Nan Norten. Jenny Welch. Jody Stockdill. Pat Backman, Therisita Paulino. Jill Sargeant; FRONT ROW: Pam Johnson. Laurie Young. Amy Weeks. Kathy Larson. Marie Steele. Sheila Florhaug. Terri Tyler. Girls' Basketball 69 B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, TOP ROW: Donna Keegan, Chris Niemczyk; MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Gessner, Dawn Krinke. Terry Paulino. Mary Kae Erickson; BOTTOM ROW: Jan Lindberg. Pam Petermeier. Jackie Wright. Cindy Olson. Barb Robertson 1. Rainie Schwab and Debbie Niederkorn are kept busy at the football breakfast. 2. Cheerleaders stand at attention during the national an- them. 3. Showing her enthusiasm during a pepfest is Teri Lindstrom. 4. Dolly Hibbison holds cheerleading mascot Christy Anderson. No Male Cheerleaders Try Out For '77 Squad Adding pep and creating enthusiasm are the roles of For- est Lake cheerleaders. As usual the maroon and gold pepsters took their jobs seriously and added a lot to Ranger athletic events. Under the supervision of Ms. Teichner, the A and B-squads bounced, yelled and cheered to their full potential. Tryouts were held in the spring, with squads being chosen for football, basketball, wrestling, and hockey. With large numbers of talented girls-trying out, it is no wonder that Forest Lake had such an accomplished group leading cheers at both home and away games. The traditional sale of pep bus tickets was often met with a lack of fans and the bus stayed at home. Another disappointment that was soon forgotten was the obvious lack of men on our cheering squads. A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, TOP: Teri Lindstrom. Debbie Niederkorn. Lynn Lindberg; MIDDLE ROW: Dolly Hibbison, Lori Ensrud, Dianna Gustafson, Rainie Schwab. Sheri Wells, Yvonne Boyes; FRONT: Judy Keilen. Donna Kroska, Wendi Steely. Cheerleaders 71 Intramural Soccer Successful At FLHS With growing interest in soccer, the intramural soccer team got underway once again in the fall season. Due to lack of funds, the boys played without uniforms and used physical education equipment under the combined coaching of R. Dettmar and S. Onell. They met on Tues- days and Thursdays after school to practice drills and competed against each other's teams. Six captains were chosen from the seniors: Tom Hagen. Steve Houle, Ran- dy Kolbow, Greg Lindeberg, Mike Solem and Guy Wojtowicz, with Tom’s team taking the overall champion- ship. They tried their skills against North Branch only to lose 3-2 in double overtime. The highlight seemed to be singing to the coaches as they watched from the side- lines. 72 Soccer Rangeettes 1. Jay Havlish shows strength as he moves down the field in pursuit of the ball. 2. Coach Dettmer watches attentively as Fred Ouvaul and Steve DeHaven attempt to head” the ball. 3. As Bob Stright begins a backward pass, Mike Gravelle prepares to receive. 4. Mike Solem kicks as Joe Morley and Jim Koch look on. 5. Practicing passing techniques. Pete Flaherty concentrates on his form. Wearing new uniforms and working with a new adviser, the Rangerettes performed at more events and pepfests. Every night in the hall managers could be heard saying guide right and you don’t get a second chance in a performance BACK ROW: Jeanine Warden, Sherri Muller, Barb Leason, Debbie Alcock; MIDDLE ROW: Roxanne Carlson, Patti Weiss. Patty Prescott, anme. name. Bernie Robinson, name, Teresa Lord. Brenda Houle; FRONT ROW: name. name. name. Debbie Erickson, Dawn Cincoski Soccer Rangerettes 73 JOURNEYS IN ACTIVITIES • Is :es v cho rnak Our journey thl interupted daily by choices we concerning our leisure time. As we travel through school oir fives are influenced by the activities we par- ticipate in to keep our minds and bodies active. Semi-Formal Ends Choke Anoka Days Choke Anoka Days, sponsored by student council, was held September 27 to Octo- ber 2, 1976, with Rainie Schwab and Dave Lichtscheidl as royalty. The week began with student council selling homecoming buttons and painting the windows of the local businesses. Pep club joined in the spirit by selling pom-poms. With the sen- ior girls winning the powderpuff, the week got off to a good start. The “Buffalo Chips”, featuring Dave Crohn, enter- tained students at the pizza party. A pa- rade. frisbee tournament and elementary poster contest were added attractions. Skit night was a big ordeal with Ranger- gan Island” by Skit Inc., seizing first place. A spirited crowd attended the game, to see the Rangers fight hard, but lose to the Anoka Tornadoes, 14-10. All returning alumni were invited to a polka sponsored by the Forest Lake police. The week was wrapped up with a semi-formal featuring the band Magic”. Did you hear who Daisy Mae asked to Sadie? Are you getting new bibs? These were common questions heard during the week of November 5. Clad in bibs and flannel shirts, students were admitted to the dance Cheek to Cheek”. Hillbilliers could have been hitched by Marryin’ Sam and had their picture taken. Following Sa- die Hawkin’s, sponsored by the junior class, the girls treated their guys to a meal out. 76 Homecoming Sadie Hawkins -V 1 King Dave Lichtscheidl and Queen Rainie Schwab glance happily at each other as king candidates look on. 2. Choke Anoke Days is the theme of this poster contributed by an elemen- tary student. 3. Tension builds as Rainie Schwab is about to be crowned. 4. A couple is measured by Carol Coxen at the Sadie Hawkins dance. 5. Lance Haseltine and Kerrin Burke try dancing after their hitchin' by Marryin’ Sam. 6. Lori Sweere and Jay Voelker take a moment for conversation. 7. A group of hillbillies rest while others continue to dance. The cast of 'Annie Get Your Gun presents a chorus number Singing are Jon Lien. Lori Sweere. Jenny Welch. Andy Brasmer, Roxanne Petermeier Lenore Wolner. Dawna Lichtscheidl, Lori Hawkinson. Lynette Dirks. Dawn Krinke. Don Osterbauer, John Kelly. Rachel Anderson. Rick Schroeder Jan Anderson. Jo Gunderson. Jodi Proulx. and Kurt Brungardt. 1. Mr Wilson encounters Annie and her little brother and sisters. 2. Nancy Johnson portrays Annie Oakley. 3. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI- CERS: Jan Lindberg. John Kelly. Pam Bever. Carrie Serbus. Andy Marg Teri Bodeen 4. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Penny Hockensmith, Jill Reiman. Jo Gunderson. Ron Fraley 5. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dawna Lichtscheidl. Renee Briggs. Jeff Gauven. Tom Pareigat. John Clifford 6 The set crew tor Annie Get Your Gun works diligently to complete the set on time. 78 Fall Play Class Officers Record Crowds Attend “Annie Get Your Gun” Nearly 75 students participated in the FLHS fall musical production of “Annie Get Your Gun, by Irving Berlin. Auditions for acting, singing, and dancing were conducted by Ms. Howe, and Mr. Lindstrom, and after parts were assigned, the cast began its long schedule of practices. Costume, light, publicity, and set crew worked hours to prepare for the performances, alon with the pit band, which accompanied the musical production. Student pre- view performances were conducted during the school day to encourage interest in the student body, and ad- vance tickets were sold in the cafeteria. When the final performances were given, all the hard work was reward- ed with compliments, as record attendances viewed the successful production of “Annie Get Your Gun!” Fall Play Class Officers 79 1. Loral Peterson brings in the cake to the Jinglebell Dance. 2. Cheerily joining the paja- ma crowd on stage is Santa Claus. 3. Mrs. Carlson carefully checks Alice s (Dori Oster- bauer) costume. 4. Making a last minute check is Ms. Jensen, director. 5. Skit Inc. gets into the holiday spirit. 6. Modeling their cos- tumes are ace Tweedledum and Tweedledee (Loren Devine and John Gabriel). 7. The large cast and impressive set make the production of “Alice in Wonderland'' exciting for children. Jingle Bell Jubilee Brightens Holiday Mood Holiday spirit permeated the halls of FLHS the week be- fore Christmas. New to our school, Jingle Bell Jubilee Week was sponsored by student council. Activities includ- ed Skit Night, hall decorating, caroling, a hot chocolate party, and a dance arranged by the choir. The snow sculpture was cancelled due to lack of snow and partici- pants. Breaking the long winter after Christmas and before Eas- ter was the winter play. “Alice in Wonderland , directed by Ms. D. Jensen, delighted both young and old. The cold weather caused the show to be moved back one week. Not only did Ms. Jensen produce a delightful play, she was also responsible for the set construction, the cos- tumes’ design and production, and management of the publicity. Winter Play Jingle Bell Jubilee 81 Elections, swine flu vaccina- tions, and dry weather found top billing in the news. Other highlights of ’76-77 were the Vikings’ loss at Superbowl XL, gas prices, freeing of an Arab terrorist, and numerous oil spills. These national items were also of significance at the local level. Events outside the school com- munity are important in deter- mining which roads we follow. Community influence and sup- port could be felt in all areas. Minimum graduation require- ments became a popular item of concern and discussion. 3f V Ford Loses Election, Carter Assumes Office FRIENDSHIP As the journey continues, day to day encounters! with our fellow travelers effects on each of us. rk unaware of them, the between students, dihinistrators, and sup- 1 aff encourage our indi- Seniors Hesitant To Leave Halls of FLHS All good things must come to an end. Not all seniors felt this way about the twelve years of schooling they put in, but by the time June third rolled around, they did have some memories. August 26 brought the class of '77 together again, this time as illustri- ous seniors. Class enthusiasm toward activities first showed up during homecoming week. After many hours of hard work the class succeeded in creating a float for the homecoming parade. And, at the pow- der puff, senior power proved unfailing as our girls defeated the junior girls. The class was kept busy making decisions. Post high school planning, includ- ed for some, taking the American College Tests, registering for scholarships, and applying to various institutions for advanced education. The class of 77’s final fling was senior week. Seniors proved to be merciless slave owners, remembering the agony they suffered the year before. All too soon it was time to order graduation announcements, get mea- sured for caps and gowns, and pick up their diplo- mas. Jeffrey Aadland Gerald Adams Debra Alcock Tim Almquist Carol Anderson Char Anderson Joanne Anderson Julie Anderson Kelly Anderson Kevin Anderson Lori Anderson Mark Anderson 86 Seniors 1. Homecoming candidates discuss new roles as royalty. 2. Teri Lind- strom ponders over marriage and the family lecture. Jan Arneson Roxanne Austad Roxanne Backus Caryl Bairaktaris Deborah Bakke Brenda Banta David Barnes Willard Bartusch William Bartusch Wendy Beckman Jeri Bedient Kevin Belisle Karen Benoy Robert Berger Tracey Berger Brenda Berglund Joel Bergman Seniors 87 1. Scoring the big touchdown, Lori Ensrud demon- strates senior stamina. 2. Homecoming king candi- date Greg Swenson escorts queen candidate Kathy Greener in the coronation procession. Paul Bergstrom Janet Berken Kim Brynowski Dan Birdsall Lynn Biron Joyce Bishop Sue Blaeser Lisa Blatter Cheryl Blesener Teresa Blouin James Boettcher Deborah Boleen 88 Seniors Bill Bothman Louis Bowker Denise Boyer Mary Boyer Julie Bracht Lori Branjord Renee Briggs Cliff Brodtmann Mary Brooke Michele Bruley Lori Buck Carole Burke Mary Cardinal Thomas Carlisle Connie Carlson James Carstens Stephanie Carter Kim Celusta Phil Cheesebrough Raymond Cich Dawn Cincoski John Clifford Jody Cochran Debbie Colter Seniors 89 Kristine Costello Lauren Coxen Val Craig Larry Crane David Crohn Melody Dahl Craig Danielson Ronald Demarais Julie Dent Loren Devine Lori Dietrich Lynnette Dirks Mary Dittmar Richard Dixon Kevin Dolan Kathy Donaghue 90 Seniors Patricia Dorn Ann Drechsel Cindy DuPaul Bonnie Dykhuizen Tracey Eggen Mark Elfstrand Carolyn Emerton Lori Ensrud Debbie Erickson Deborah Erickson John Erkenbrack Rita Ersfeld Heidi Fairbanks John Fast Paul Fedje Debra Fischer Gina Flanagan Lori Florhaug Connie Forsell Curt Frenning Robert Frestedt Robin Fugate Timothy Gale Mark Gamelin Seniors 91 Tammy Gannon Tom Gausman Jeffrey Gauvin Diane Gessner Gerald Goiffon Tom Grace Jackie Graslee Kathy Greener Michael Gravelle Mary Gruber Mary Grun Steve Grund Diana Gustafson Kerri Guttsen Thomas Hagen Barbara Harley Darrell Hartung Mike Haseltine Stephen Havens Colette Hawkinson Lori Hawkinson Julie Hegerle-Avery Kathryn Henderson Thomas Henderson 92 Seniors Homecoming spirit inspires senior powderpuff cheerleaders. Laura Henrichson Greg Henry Tim Herges David Hibbison Kathy Hodges-Langerude Mary Hogle Ann Hohenauer Barbara Holl Laura Hollen Brenda Houle Brian Houle Steve Houle William House Sue House Dale Howard Debbi Hudak Seniors 93 Enthusiasm hardly describes the emo- tion shown by the 1976-77 homecom- ing king candidates. Twyla Hyatt Steven Immel Patricia Jacobs Michael Jacobson Bruce Jarvis Todd Jeans Linda Jellum Craig Jensen Daniel Joachim Arden Johnson Cheryl Johnson Cindy Johnson Clayton Johnson Connie Johnson Greg Johnson Jacquelyn Johnson 94 Seniors I Kim Johnson Sandra Johnson Sari Johnson Timothy Johnson Cynthia Jones Dan Jones Robert Jorgenson Peter Jorgenson Mike Kapushinski Kelly Karnes Frank Kaufman Cindy Kedrowski Judith Keilen Scott Kelch Sandra Keller Sheri Kellerhuis Mike Kempf Candace Kirchoff Gwendolyn Koch Michael Koch Randy Kolbow Timothy Korf Deborah Kreiner Bruce Krongard Seniors 95 Kevin Kubes Andrea Kunshier Kim Kvitek Kevin LaCasse Ann LaMotte Chris Lanahan Candis Lang Mark Larson Deborah Lehman Mark LeVesseur David Lichtscheidl Dawna Lichtscheidl Greg Lichtscheidl Anne Lien Thomas Lind Lynnette Lindberg Gracia Linder Gregory Lindeberg Teri Lindstrom Timothy Luke Daniel Lutz Julie Lyksett Debbie Maas Douglas Mackey 96 Seniors 1. Pronto pups elicit another prize-winning smile from Dawna Lichts- cheidl. 2. Posing in a three-point stance is senior Bob Berger. Peggy Macziewski Linda Madsen Susan Manthey Laurie Marg Buddy Martinson Jay Matheson Kitty Mattson Trudy Maurer Jack Mayo Stephanie McConnell Vicky McCool David McCullough Seniors 97 Collin McLaughlin Stacy McLaughlin Tim McManus Dan Merrill Dianna Merrill Patrcik Messelt Roger Meyman Darrell Miller Merle Miller Connie Montgomery Tom Motschenbacher John Moore Michael Moore James Mross Bradford Mueller Sandy Mulcahy 98 Seniors Michele Muske Clinton Myhre Cynthia Nast Laura Navin Sally Neal Daniel Neff Kris Nelson Nancy Nelson Jacquelyn Nielson Jeffrey Nielson Andrew Niemczyk David Nimis Jody Nowling Judy Oberg Annette O'Brien Lori O’Brien Brian Odegard Cindy Olsen Beth Olson Darla Olson Diane Olson Kathleen Olson Max Olson Paul Olson Seniors 99 Rebecca Olson Scott Olson Lance Osterbauer Kevin Osterloh Terrence Owen Mark Palas Roxanne Palmquist Thomas Pareigat Robert Patrin Glen Pearson Lloyd Pearson Danita Peitz Mark Peltier Sharon Pennison Michele Pepin Daniel Perrault 1!!!!IIHHIIIHIIIIIIIIiHlllllllllllllllllllli„|| . TjmiMllllIJililllllliiinillHIIMMlIjlll IS +nE — vr _ MHlS r Decorative posters emphasize student involvement. 100 Seniors Dalice Peterson Dawn Peterson Loral Peterson Michael Peterson Wayne Pfaffendorf Mark Phetteplace Laurel Pohl John Polzin Jerry Preiner Shari Proulx John Purdie Steven Radtke Sara Ramaley Mary Rameden Daniel Ramsden Julie Read Colleen Reeder Ricky Reidt Bart Rehbein Jonelle Richert Charles Rinke Michael Riopel Lori Rhoda Corliss Robinson Seniors 101 Denise Robinson Tim Ross Paul Ruggles Ronald Rush Denise Sather Diane Sausen Ginger Sausen Peggy Sausen Susan Scanlon Debra Schloegl Catherine Schleicher Chris Schleising James Schmidt Robert Schmidt William Schmidt Vicki Schmidt Diane Schriber Richard Schroeder Rainie Schwab Kathleen Schwartz Patricia Seekon Karl Seidel Marie Selleck Michael Serbus 102 Seniors Enita Shannon Camille Shoberg Chuck Sibbald Paul Sieben Thomas Simbeck Michael Solem Clark Spitzer Kevin Stachowski Wendi Steely Gloria Stein Gene Stierns Tammy Stoflet Jeannette Stopher Leslie Strand Lowell Severson Kaydell Sunsten Seniors 103 Lori Sweere Greg Swenson Susan Swenson Mark Templeton Roger Thomasen Roxanne Thompson Sarah Thompson Michael Timmers Patrick Tschida Randall Urman Richard Valenty Roxanne Van Hoever 104 Seniors Jay Voelker Bob Volenski Sherry Volenski Connie Von Breeman Sheryl Wagner Debby Walker Ruth Waller Mike Watters Scott Webb Candy Weeks Charles Weir Dennis Walsh Danny Welch Pete Whitacre Keith Wild Robin Wiley Jack Willcoxen Guy Wojtowicz Steve Wolfbauer Matthew Wolff David Wolner Brenda Wright Rebecca Zaudke Randall Zeller Seniors 105 AADLAND, JEFF S., Choir ... 1, Dec- lamation ... 1, Drama Club ... 1, FFA ... 2, Boy’s Track ... 1, “Annie Get Your Gun” ALCOCK, DEBBIE. Choir ... 3. French Club ... 3, Pep Club .2, Rangerettes ... 3, captain. Ski Club . .2 ALMQUIST, TIM. Boy’s Basketball ...3, Cross Country ... 1, Boy’s Track 3 ANDERSON. JOANNE. Choir ... 2. “How to Succeed in Business With- out Really Trying”, “Teahouse of the August Moon” ANDERSON, KEVIN, Band ... 3, Dra- ma Club ... 2, Math Aides ... 1. Pep Band ... 3, ‘‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Annie Get Your Gun” ANDERSON. LORI, FLOEA ... 1. Ski Club ... 3. Skit Inc ... 2 BAIRAKTARIS, CARYL, Band ... 1, FHA ... 1, Math Aides ... 3. Pep Club ... 1, Prolifique ... 1, Student Aides ... 1, National Honor Society BANTA, BRENDA, Band.. . 3. Breeze ... 1, Pep Band .. .2, Prolifique .. . 1, Ski Club ... 3, National Honor Society, “Annie Get Your Gun”, For- ester ... 1, typist BARNES, DAVID, Band ... 3, Breeze ... 2, Drama Club ... 1, Pep Band ... 3, Ski Club ... 1, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Fo- rum,” “Joan of Lorraine” BEDIENT, JERI-LYNN, Breeze . . 1, Choir ... 1, Declamation ... 1, Dra- ma Club ... 3, Flag Corps ... 1. Prolifique ... 1, Rangerettes ... 1, Skit Inc ... 1, “A Funny Thing Hap- pened on the Way to the Forum”, “Home”, “How to Succeed in Busi- ness Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine”. “Teahouse of the Au- gust Moon , “Story Theater”, “An- nie Get Your Gun” BERGER, BOB, Advisory Board .. . 1, Letterman's Club ... 3, Baseball . . . 3, Captain, Football ... 3, Cap- tain, National Honor Society BERGLUND, BRENDA, Rangerettes ... 1. Ski Club ... 1, Volleyball ... 2 BLAESER, SUE, Breeze ... 2 BLATTER, LISA, Band ... 3, Breeze . 1, FHA . .. 1, FLOEA ... 1, Math Aids ... 2, Pep Band ... 2, National Honor Society BLOUIN, TERESA, Breeze ... 1, Dra- ma Club ... 1, French Club ... 3, Ski Club ... 3, Intramural Softball CLIFFORD. Brothers . Cheerleaders ... 2. Forester ... 1, Mat Aids ... 1, Pep Club ... 1, Ski Club ... 2, Gymnastics ... 1 BRYNIARSKI, KIM, Spanish Club ... 1 CARTER. STEPHANIE MARIE, Band ... 3, Choir ... 1, Pep Band ... 3, Rifle Guards ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, Student Aides ... 1, Girl’s Basket- ball ... 1 JOHN, Band ... 3, 1, Choir ... 3, Drama gal ... 1. Mezmora d ... 2, Student Sophomore Class Class Vice-Presi- King Candidate, Candidate, Boy’s ative, “A Funny n the Way to the “How to Succeed ut Really Trying”, e”, “Teahouse of , “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun” COXON, LAUREN LYNNE, Band ... 2, Debate ... 2, Declamation ... 2, Drama Club ... 3, FFA ... 2, Pep Band ... 1, Ski Club ... 1, Spanish Club ... 1, Girl’s Track ... 1, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Annie Get Your Gun” . DAHL, MELODY, Choir ... 3, Drama Club ... 3, “A Funny Thing Hap- pened on the Way to the Forum”, “How to Succeed in Business With- out Really Trying ”, “Joan of Lor- raine”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun” DEMARAIS, RON, Junior Achieve- ment ... 2, treasurer, president, Band ... 3, Breeze ... 1, Drama Club ... 3, FLOEA ... 1, president, Math Aides ... 1, Pep Band ... 3, National Honor Society, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, “Home”, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Annie Get Your Gun ” DEVINE, LOREN D., Band ... 2, Choir ... 3, Drama Club ... 2. Mad- rigal ... 1, Pep Band ... 3. Football ... 1, Intramural Soccer ... 1, Boy’s Track ... 1, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun ... 1 BOYER, DENISE, Girl’s Basketball ... 1 BOYER, MARY, FHA ... 1, Flag Corps ... 3, Ski Club ... 2, Student Aids ... 1 BRACHT, JULIE, Band ... 3, Pep Band ... 3, Student Aids ... 1, Girl’s Basketball ... 3, Girl’s Track ... 3, Volleyball ... 3 BRANJORD. LORI, Band ... 1, DIETRICH, LORI, Choir ... 3 DORN. PATRICIA, Choir ... 3, Pep Club ... 2, Rangerettes ... 1, Ski Club ... 1 DYKHUIZEN, BONNIE L., Forester ... 3, editor, Girls’ Tennis ... 2 EMERTON, CAROLYN, National Hon- or Society, Girl’s Track ... 1, Volley- ball ... 2 ENSRUD, LORI, Band ... 1, Cheer- leaders ... 3, Forester ... 1, Pep Club ... 1, Ski Club ... 3 ERSFELD, RITA, Choir .. 3, Decla- mation ... 3, Forester ... 1, Stu- dent Council ... 2, vice-president, Girl's Basketball ... 2 FAST, JOHN, Breeze ... 1, Ski Club ... 1, National Honor Society, Intra- mural Soccer ... 1, Boy’s Tennis ... 1 FEDJE, PAUL, Ski Club ... 3, Foot- ball ... 3, Boy’s Track ... 3 FLORHAUG, LORI. Band ... 3, Choir ... 1, Drama Club ... 1, Forester ... 3, Pep Club ... 2, Pep Band ... 3, National Honor Society, Girl’s Basketball ... 3, Girl's Track ... 3, Volleyball . . . 3, “Joan of Lorraine” FORSELL, CONNIE, Math Aides ... 2, Pep Club ... 1, Prolifique ... 1, Ski Club ... 2, National Honor Soci- ety, Girl’s Solftball . . . 2 FUGATE, ROBIN, Lettermen’s Club ... 2 Football ... 1, Golf ... 3 GESSNER, DIANE, Cheerleaders ... 2, Pep Club ... 1, GAA ... 1, Sopho- more Class Officer, Advisory Board ... 1, Sophomore Royalty Candi- date, Homecoming Royalty Candi- date, Girls’ Tennis ... 1, co-captain GOIFFON, GERALD, Lettermen’s Club ... 1, Football ... 1, Hockey ... 1, Intramural Soccer ... 1 GRAVELLE, MIKE, Football ... 2, Hockey ... 3, Intramural Soccer ... 1 GRUN, MARY, Breeze ... 2, editor, Pep Club ... 1, Ski Club ... 1, Girls’ Tennis ... 1 GUSTAFSON, DIANA, Cheerleaders ... 3, Choir . 3, Mezmora ... 2, Pep Club ... 2, Student Council ... 3, Sophomore Royalty Candidate, Homecoming Royalty Candidate, National Honor Society GUTTSEN, KERRI, Choir ... 3, FHA ... 2, Pep Club ... 1 HAGEN, TOM, Lettermen’s Club ... 2, Sophomore Royalty Candidate, Hockey ... 3, Intramural Soccer ... 2, Boy’s Track ... 3 HARLEY, BARBARA, Flag Corps . .. 3, Choir ... 2, FHA .. . 1 HAVENS, STEPHEN, Band . . 3, Declamation ... 2, Drama Club ... 3, Forester ... 3, Pep Band ... 3, Prolifique ... 1, Ski Club ... 1, Stu- dent Aides ... 2, Intramural Soccer ... 1,“Home”, “Joan of Lorraine”, “Annie Get Your Gun” HAWKINSON, COLETTE, Band ... 3, Pep Band ... 3, Prolifique ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, National Honor Society, Volleyball ... 3, Girl’s Solftball ... 2 HAWKINSON, LORI K., Drama Club ... 1, Ski Club ... 2, Skit Inc ... 2, Student Aides . .. 1, Student Council ... 1, “Annie Get Your Gun”, Mat Aides ... 1 HENDERSON, KATY, Band ... 1. Flag Corps ... 3, Math Aides ... 3, Ski Club ... 2, Girl’s Tennis ... 1 HENDERSON, TOM, Band ... 1, Ski 106 Senior Index Club ... 2, Boy’s Basketball ... 1, Football ... 3, Boy’s Track ... 3 HENRICHSON, LAURA, Breeze 3, News Editor, Editor in Chief, French Club ... 2, Prolifique ... 2, Editor, National Honor Society HERGES, TIM, FFA ... 3, Letter- men’s Club ... 1, Football ... 3, Boy’s Track ... 3, Wrestling ... 3 HOLL, BARB, Forester ... 1, FFA . . . 3, Band ... 2, Pep Band ... 1, Stu- dent Council . . 3, Girl’s Track ... 1 HOULE.BRENDA KAY, Teacher Advi- sory Board Member ... 1, Band 1, Breeze .2, Forester ... 2, Ma- jorettes ... 3, Math Aides ... 1, Pep Club ... 2, President, Rangerettes ... 1, Skit Inc ... 2, Student Council ... 2, Capitol Division, Secretary- Treasurer, Girl’s Basketball . 1, manager, Intramural Girl’s Softball ... 1 LICHTSCHEIDL, DAWNA, Declama- tion ... 3, Drama Club ... 3, Forest- er ... 2, Prolifique ... 2, Editor, Ski Club ... 3, Skit Inc ... 2, Student Council ... 2, Sophomore Class Offi- cer, Senior Class Officer, National Honor Society, Girls’ Basketball ... 1, Girls’ Tennis ... 1, “A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum”, “How to Succeed in Busi- ness Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine”, “Teahouse of the Au- gust Moon”, “Annie Get Your Gun” LIEN, ANNE, Choir ... 2, French Club ... 2, Pep Club ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, LIND, TOM, FFA . . . 1, Lettermen’s Club ... 2, Ski Club ... 2, Boys’ Bas- ketball ... 1, Golf ... 1, Intramural Soccer ... 1 LINDBERG, LYNN, Band ... 3, Cheerleaders ... 2 Forester ... 2, HUDAK, DEBBI, Teacher’s Advisory Board Member ... 1, Choir ...3, Debate ... 1, Forester ... 2, Photo Editor, Ski Club ... 3. Sophomore Royalty Candidate, National Honor Society, Boy's Track ... 3, Statisti- cian, Volleyball I ... 3, Wrestling . 2, Ski Club ... 2, statistician IMMEL, STEVEN, FFA . . . 2, Ski Club ... 2, Boy’s Tennis ... 1 JEANS, TODD. Baseball ... 1, Golf ... 2, Intramural Soccer ... 1 JELLUM, LINDA, Choir ... 3, Rifle Guards ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, Nation- al Honor Society, Volleyball ... 3, Intramural Girl’s Softball ... 1 JOHNSON. CHERYL A., Student Aides ... 1. JOHNSON, GREGG, Lettermen’s Club ... 1, Sophomore Royalty Can- didate, Homecoming Royalty Candi- date, Boys’ Basketball ... 3, Cross Country ... 3, Boys’s Track ... 3. JOHNSON, JACQUELYN, Forester ... 2, National Honor Society, Vol- leyball . . . 3, Intramural Girls’ Soft- ball ... 1 KE| the Su Tryi| Mo KUNPJW, MIYUKLM, I LULm ... 1, Ski C'� ub ... 1, Girls’ Tennis ... 2, LARSON, FRED. Football ... 2, In- tramural Soccer .. 11, Boys’ Track ... 1, Wrestling ... 2 Pep Club ... 2, Pep Band ... 3, Pro- lifique ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, Home- coming Royalty Candidate, Volley- ball ... 2 LINDEBERG. GREG, Lettermen’s Club ... 2, Hockey ... 3, Intramural Soccer ... 2, Boys’ Tennis . . . 3 LINDSTROM, TERI, Cheerleaders .3, Forester ... 1, Pep Club ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, Homecoming Royalty Candidate, Girls’ Track ... 2 LUTZ, DAN, Junior Achievement . .. 1, Band ... 3, Breeze ... 3, Drama Club ... 3, Pep Club ... 3, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, “Home”, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Annie Get Your Gun ” LYKSETT, JULIE, Declamation ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, Girls’ Track ... 3, Manager, Volleyball ... 2, Manager MAAS, DEBBIE, Ski Club ... 2, Skit Inc ... 2, Student Aides ... 3 MADSEN, LINDA, Band ... 3, Forest- er ... 2, Math Aides ... 1, Pep Club ... 2, Pep Band ... 3. Student Council ... 3, President, National ociety, Girls’ Track ... 3, Volleyball ... 2 Y. SUZANNE (SUZY), Band :A ... 2, FHA ... 1, Horse 3, Pep Club ... 3, “Annie Gun” AUREN L., Prolifique ... 1, ditor. Ski Club ... 3. Nation- Society ON, JAY. Pep Club ... 2, ... 1, Boys’ Track ... 2 N, KITTY, Teacher Advisory ember ... 1, Band ... 1, ... 3, National Honor Soci- is’ Basketball ... 1, Volley- 3 R, TRUDY, Transfer from t. Paul Senior High. Breeze MCLAUGHLIN, STACY, Choir ... 3, Flag Corps ... 2, Ski Club ... 1 MERRILL, DIANA LYNN, Choir ... 3, FHA ... 2, Rifle Guards ... 2, Stu- dent Aides ... 2, Girls’ Basketball ... 1, Volleyball ... 1 MILLER, MERLE, Debate ... 2, Dec- lamation ... 2, French Club ... 1, Horse Club ... 1, Rangerettes ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, National Honor Soci- ety, Girls’ Track ... 1 MOSENG, MICHAEL, Band ... 2, Pep Band ... 2, Transfer from St. Paul Johnson High School MUELLER, BRADFORD, Electronics Club ... 1, National Honor Society, Golf ... 3, Hockey ... 1, Manager, Intramural Soccer ... 3 MUSKE, MICHELE M., Breeze . . . 1, Co-copy editor, Choir ... 3, Mez- mora ... 2, Prolifique ... 1. Ranger- ettes ... 1, Ski Club ... 1 MYHRE, CLINT (CLYDE), Electronics Club ... 3, National Honor Society NAST, CYNTHIA J.. Band ... 3, Pep Band ... 3, Ski Club ... 3, Girl’s Tennis ... 2, Girl’s Track ... 2, “An- nie Get Your Gun” NELSON, KRIS. Band ... 3, Breeze ... 3, Pep Band . . . 3, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Annie Get Your Gun” NELSON, NANCY JO, Band ... 3, Flag Corps ... 3, Captain, Pep Band ... 2, Rangerettes ... 1, Ski Club ... 1, Volleyball ... 2 NIELSON, JACKIE, Band ... 2, Flag Corps ... 3, French Club ... 3, Pep Band ... 2 NOWLING, JODY, FFA ... 3 OBERG, JUDY, Choir ... 1, FHA . . 1, Pep Club ... 2 OLSON, COOKIE(BETH), Band . .. 3, Pep Band ... 2, Girl’s Basketball ... 3, Girl's Track . 3 OSTERBAUER, LANCE, Letterman’s Club ... 2, Homecoming Royalty Candididate, Intramural Soccer ... 1, Wrestling ... 3, Captain PAREIGAT, THOMAS G., Breeze . .. 3, editor, Brothers ... 1, Choir ... 3, President, Declamation ... 3, Drama Club ... 3, Forester .. 1, Madrigal ... 1, Mezmora ... 2, Skit Inc ___ 2, Student Council ... 3, Senior Class Officer, “A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Fo- rum”, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine”, PATRIN, BOB, Wrestling ... 2 PEPIN, MICHELE, Choir ... 3, Ran- gerettes ... 1, Ski Club . . . 3 PETERSON, DALICE, French Club 2, Ski Club ... 3, Golf ... 2, Volleyball .2 PETERSON, DAWN, Choir ... 2 PETERSON, LORAL LYNN, Cheer- leaders ... 1, Choir ... 3, secretary. Debate ... 3, Declamation ... 3, Forester ... 1. Madrigal ... 1, Mez- mora ... 1, Skit Inc. ... 2, Student Council ... 2, secretary, National Honor Society POLZIN, JOHN, Band ... 3, Letter- man’s Club ... 1, Pep Band ... 3. Ski Club ... 3, Cross Country ... 2, Intramural Soccer ... 1, Boy’s Senior Index 107 108 Senior Index Track ... 3, “ Annie Get Your Gun” PROULX, SHARI, Band .3, Pep Band ... 3, Spanish Club ... 1 READ, JULIE, Band . . . 3, Breeze . . 1, Debate ... 2, Drama Club ... 2, FFA ... 2, Pep Band ... 2, Boy's Basketball ... 2, statistician, Girl’s Track ... 1, “A Funny Thing Hap- pened on the Way to the Forum”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Annie Get Your Gun” REEDER, COLLEEN, Band . . . 2, Dra- ma Club ... 3, FFA ... 2, FHA ... 2, President, Flag Corps ... 2, Ski Club ...3, REIDT, RICK, Letterman's Club . 2, Football ... 2, Boy's Track ... 2 RHODA, LORI, FLOEA .. 1, Girl’s Basketball ... 2, Girl’s Track ... 1 ROBINSON. CORLISS, Breeze 1, business manager, Choir .. 3, vice- president, Drama Club ... 1, Madri- gal ... 1, Majorettes ... 3, Ski Club ... 3, National Honor Society, “An- nie Get Your Gun’’ ROBINSON, DENISE, Forester ... 2. Pep Club ... 1, Girl’s Basketball ... 3, Volleyball ... 3 SATHER, DENISE, Choir . 2, Ski Club ... 3, Gymnastics ... 3, Volley- ball ... 2 SAUSEN, DIANE, Declamation ... 2. Drama Club ... 3, Prolifique . . . 1, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, “Home ”, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun” SCANLON, SUSAN, Junior Achieve- ment ... 3, Band ... 3, Flag Corps ... 1, Math Aides ... 3, Pep Band ... 3, Gymnanastics ... 2 SCHLEICHER, CATHY, FFA ... 3, Prolifique ... 2, Student Aides ... 1, Junior Achievement ... 1, “Annie Get Your Gun” National Honor Soci- ety SCHLIESING, CHRISTINE, Breeze ... 1, Forester ... 2, editor, French Club ... 3, Prolifique ... 2, business manager, National Honor Society SCHLOEGL. DEBBIE, FHA ... 1 SCHMIDT, BOB, Lettermen's Club .2, secretary- treasurer, National Honor Society, Intramural Soccer ... 2, Wrestling ... 3 SCHWAB. RAINIE, Cheerleaders 3, captain, Forester ... 2, Pep Club ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, Junior Class Officer, Sophomore Royalty, Home- coming Queen, Gymnastics ... 1, Girl’s Track ... 3, tri-captain SEEKON, PATRICIA K., Breeze ... 1, Drama Club ... 3, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Fo- rum”, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine , “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun” SELLECK, MARIE ELIESE, FHA . .. 1, Math Aides ... 1, Student Aides ... 2, SPITZER, CLARK, Transfer from White Bear Lake High School, Intra- mural Soccer ... 2 STEELY, WENDI, Band .. 3, Cheer- leaders ... 1, Forester ... 2, Major- ettes ... 3, Pep Club ... 1, Pep Band ... 2, Girl's Basketball ... 2, Volleyball ... 3, STRAND, LESLIE, Band ... 3, French Club ... 1, Pep Club ... 1, Pep Band ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, Girl’s Basketball ... 1, Girl’s Tennis ... 2 SUNSTEN, KAYDELL, Choir ... 3 SWEERE, LORI, Transfer from Ram- sey High School, Choir ... 1, Decla- mation ... 1, Drama Club ... 1, Mezmora ... 1, Skit Inc. ... 1, “An- nie Get Your Gun” SWENSON, GREG, Letterman’s Club ... 1, Homecoming Royalty Candi- date, National Honor Society, Base- ball ... 3, Hockey ... 2, Intramural Soccer ... 3 SWENSON, SUSAN D., Band ... 3, Forester ... 2, Pep Band ... 3, Ran- gerettes ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, Skit Inc. ... 1, Spanish Club ... 1, Vol- leyball ... 3 TEMPLETON, MARK, Brothers ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, Intramural Soccer ... 3 THOMPSON, ROXANNE, FLOEA ... 1, Student Aides ... 2, Volleyball ... 2 THOMPSON, SARAH JEAN, Band . . 3, Drama Club ... 3, FHA ... 1, Flag Corps ... 1, Student Aides ... 2, Pep Band ... 2, Rifle Guards ... 1, “How to Succeed in Business With- out Really Trying”, “Joan of Lor- raine”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun” VOELKER, JAY R., Band .3, Choir ... 3, Drama Club ... 3, Madrigal ... 1, Mezmora . . . 1, Pep Band .. 2, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to The Forum”, “Home”, “How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, “Joan of Lorraine”, “Teahouse of the August Moon”, “Story Theater”, “Annie Get Your Gun” WALKER, DEBBY, FHA ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, National Honor Society, “Annie Get Your Gun” WALLER, RUTH, Band ... 3, Pep Band ... 1, Gymnastics ... 1 WEEKS, CANDY, Band ... 3, Forest- er ... 1, Girl's Basketball ... 3, Vol- leyball ... 3 WILEY, ROBIN, Forester ... 3, busi- ness editor, Pep Club ... 1, secre- tary, Rangerettes ... 1, Ski Club ... 3, Girl's State Representative, Girl’s Tennis ... 2 WILICOXEN, JACK, Letterman’s Club ... 2, Ski Club ... 3, Baseball ... 3, Football ... 3, Hockey ... 3. captain. WOJTOWICZ, GUY, Letterman’s Club ... 2, Hockey ... 3, Intramural Soccer ... 3, Boy’s Tennis . . . 3 WOLNER, DAVE, Hockey ... 3 WRIGHT, BRENDA LEE, Ski Club .. 3, Girl's Basketball ... 2, Girl's Track .. . 1 Senior Index 109 Jeffrey Ahlm James Allan David Aim Charles Anderson David Anderson Harlan Anderson Judith Anderson Karen Anderson Michael Anderson Rachel Anderson Sandra Anderson Vance Anderson Wendy Anderson Julie Armstrong Debbie Avery Lisa Babcock Bob Bahneman Rick Bahneman Steve Balfanz Mark Banta Cindy Barton Penny Bathurst Mary Baxter Dan Bayless Joe Benson Rick Benson Scott Bergeron Angela Bestland Dave Bestland Craig Bever Michael Black Dave Blackbird Joe Blaeser Dan Blesener 110 Juniors 1. Gwen Philippi stops at her locker during busy passing time. 2. Juniors capture first place in homecoming parade. Jr. Float Highlights '77 Homecoming Parade The junior class for 1976-77 found themselves the “in-betweens of Forest Lake High Schol. Halfway through their high school journey, they began pre- paring for what was to come, whether it be college, vocational-technical school, or immediate employ- ment. Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests were taken in the fall, and other tests such as the Strong- Campbell Interest Survey were offered during the year. But the junior class found time to explore the social side of FLHS as well. After losing a close pow- derpuff football game to the invincible senior girls during homecoming week, the juniors cameback to capture the prize for best float in the first annual Homecoming parade. Late fall and the junior class brought Dogpatch U.S.A. to FLHS once again, giving the courageous females a chance to catch their L’il Abner and drag him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. The juniors went through what every class eventual- ly experiences and bowed to the seniors on slave day. But those bad times were forgotten as the juniors said a last farewell to the class of 77 with the Junior-Senior Prom in May. Sue Boleen Terry Bothman Kathy Bowen Linda Bowker Darrel Bowman Mike Boyer Nan Bracht Jay Bradshaw Andrew Brasmer Duane Bridgeman Janet Brommerich Terrence Brown Yvonne Boyes Roberta Buhl Robin Buhl Kerrm Burke Terry Buske Joel Buys Juniors 111 Craig Cain Timothy Cakebread Tim Carleton Bruce Carlson Edward Carlson Jeffrey Carlson Ronald Carlson Kim Carstens Rick Cassman Kathryn Cheesebrough R Chester Rusty Colemann Maureen Collins Colleen Costello Caroline Coxon Dustma Craig Allen Crane Deborah Cree Craig Dahl Michael Dale Jennifer Damchik Denise Danielson Scott Daninger Susan Daninger Mark Deal Stephan DeHaven Ken Des Jardms Douglas Dixon Cynthia Doege Monica Doepner Bridget Dolan Debbie Doucette Thomas Duncan Pamela DuPaul Jack Eberhardt Greg Ensrud Sandra Ensrud Beverly Erickson Jon Erickson Mary Erickson Susie Erickson Thomas Erickson Renee Erzar Dave Esberg Kevin Essen Kay Fangmeier Mary Faymoville Scott Fearing Julie Feils Debbie Feldt Patrick Flaherty Dawn Flint Heidi Flint Audy Ford Elizabeth Fox Ron Fraley Naomi Frost Marla Fuglie Todd Gallagher Sandy Gartman 112 Juniors Scott Gauvin Cindy Genin Mary Gervais Gene Gillespie Dianna Gillette Becky Goss Craig Grabinski Karen Granger Charles Groshens Gail Grossnickle Teri Grover Tim Gruett Mickey Grundhoffer Jo Gunderson Sandra Gustafson Michelle Hall Denise Hallberg Karen Hamilton Jeff Hansen Mark Hansen Mario Hansen Mike Hansen Amy Hanson Mike Hanson Kevin Haseltine Lance Haseltine Rick Haus Judith Hebert Jeff Heinsohn Scott Henderson Juniors 113 Locker banks supply solitude for late after- noon studiers. Jodi Hewson Dolly Hibbison Rick Higgins Barb Hindi Dave Hinrichsen Penny Hockensmith Dave Hodges Monica Holl Danita Houle Mary Houle Peter Houle Shane Houle Bonnie House Michael House Cheryl Howard Mark Hudak Michael Hughes Debra Hulsman Brian Husfeldt Charles Immel Brian Iverson Rick Jacobsen Kevin Jansen Mark Jarrett Ruth Jeans Tara Jeans Bonnie Jensen Christine Jensen Martin Jensen Mary Jensen Bert Jewison Renee Johanson Brenda Johnson Bob Johnson Carla Johnson Diane. Johnson David Johnson Janet Johnson Joel Johnson Karen Johnson Karen Johnson Laurie Johnson 114 Juniors Nancy Johnson Pamela Johnson Warren Johnson Julie Jones David Juhl Tom Kaase Deborah Kaufer Beth Kedrowski Bill Keilen Shelby Kelch Larry Keller Mark Keller Pat Kelly Dawn Kilgriff Michael Klatt Julie Kling Deborah Knudson Jim Koch Scott Kohler David Kotchen Tom Kreiner Kristel Kroening Donna Kroska Kristeen Kunshier Leon Kushlan Dawn LaCasse Gary LaCasse Vicky Lain Lon Lamprecht Gary Lane Ron Lang Mark Lange Jerry Lappe Donna Larkey Darla LaRoque John Larson Layne Lavandowska Pam Lawman Gary Lawrence Helen Leach Charlene Leason Dennis Lenz Wade Leonard Lori Leske Lynn Lichtscheidl Jonathon Lien Margaret Linder Conrad Lindquist Jane Longtin Carmen Lopez Teresa Lord Gene Lott Mary Lundberg Shelly Lutz Greg Lynch Lynn Sheree Lynch Leroy Magnuson Mark Manders Rena Maner Ron Maner Juniors 115 Ron Markusson Jodi Martinson Cindy Massie Michele Masso Pam Mateer Julie Matheson Melanie Matheson Tim Matuseski John Mayhew Dennis McDonald Tom McGough Perry McGowan Kathy McKenzie Ray McKenzie Ruby McLaughlin Jane McManus Le Meister Lorri Messelt Dale Meyers Gayle Michael Rebecca Mickelson Bob Miller Dave Miller Kim Miller Tamara Miner Thomas Moore Gail Morehouse Mary Morley Sheri Muller Susan Mulvihill Brian Mundt Jeff Murphey William Myrick Susan Nichols Deborah Niederkorn Cynthia Nielson Brian Nelson Gary Nelson Jacquelyn Nelson Laurie Nelson Lee Nelson Lori Nelson Rosemarie Nelson Steven Nelson Mark Neuman Lawrence Newman Todd Nutter lone Oberg Rick O’Conner Dale Oelke Brad Olson Herbert Olson Jeff Olson Jill Olson Jon Olson Larry Olson Sandy Olson Scott Olson Sue Olson Bartley Osterbauer 116 Juniors Dori Osterbauer Jennifer Ostland Lori Otteson Bonnie Otto Lisa Palas John Palokangas Thomas Pearson Teresa Peek Nadine Peitz Mike Peltier Teresa Pepin Darcy Pepper Cindy Perrault Roxanne Petermeier Warren Peters David Peterson Lowell Peterson Sandra Peterson Steve Peterson Wesley Peterson Keith Petroske Charles Pfingsten Gwen Philippi Todd Phillips Kevin Pitcher James Plain Richard Pojanowski Debra Pope Lila Poundstone Lynn Powers Patricia Prescott Jodell Proulx Karen Proulx Laurie Purdie Richard Quigley Robert Radtke Rose Rainer Patricia Rantanen Kim Rehbein Jill Reiman Kathy Richert Joy Risness Juniors 117 Kathy Roberts Bernadette Robinson Byron Rock Gloria Rosenberger Jackie Royer Joseph Ruby Kathy Rydeen Carrie Ryhn Cynthia St Clair Judith St Martin Renee Sarau Steven Sargeant Julie Saxe Catherine Scanlon Laurie Schafer Scott Schams Bruce Schatvet Tom Schlaeger Linda Schleicher Julie Schliesing Jennifer Schloegel Lori Schmidt John Schumacher James Schwartz David Seidel Maureen Seiler Nancy Setterholm Elizabeth Shannon Patrick Sibbald Susan Simbeck Joy Simonson Marlene Skoog 1. Wrestler Tom Moore lifts weights in the off season. 2 Junior Brad Weeks attempts the sneak attack method. 118 Juniors Linda Smallidge Doug Smith Tammie Smith Susan Sorenson James Sovick Michael Spence Wanda Stachowski Gregory Steele Deborah Steinbach Gina Steinhaus Robert Stright Sandra Stroman John Sullivan Patricia Sullivan Rose Svec Virginia Swanson Eric Swenson Mary Taurman Nancy Taylor Jeffrey Tessier David Tetrault Todd Thiry Mark Thomas Holly Thompson Jeffrey Thoreson Margo Timm Mark Timmers Michelle Timmers Timothy Townsend Jon Trombley Jeffrey Tubbs Doreen Tyler Katherine Tyler Norman Tyson Cynthia Urie Kristen VanNispen John Vierling Patrick Voelker Gerg Vollhaber Barry Vornbrock Bryant Waldo Mark Waldoch Jeanine Warden David Wathen James Watters Betsy Webb Kathy Webster Brad Weeks Jodi Weiss Sheri Wells Mike Williamson James Winberg David Worlie Raymond Wright Brandon Young Toni Zank Kathy Zeller Dawn Zeiher Colleen Zins Lisa Zwiers Juniors 119 Kimberly Aadland John Abress Julie Adams Vicky Allen Brian Aim Scott Almquist Dawn Anderson Dirk Anderson Mimi Anderson Patricia Anderson Richard Anderson Sharon Anderson Barbara Antinozzi Jodi Arneson Pauline Ash Rick Autey Patricia Backman Christa Backus Lisa Bahneman Lisa Baland Doug Banta Nancy Barmer Diana Barrett Lisa Beckman Elizabeth Beier Melanie Benoy Sherrie Bensrud Sue Berends John Berg Carrie Berge Vickie Bergeron Kim Bergerson Phillip Bergerson Mark Berken 120 Sophomores King Kong Seizes Dollars For Sophs There was much confusion for soph- omores during the first few days of senior high as they tried to adjust to new classes and faces. A wide vari- ety of sports and activities enabled them to make new friends and dis- cover new abilities while having fun. The class of '77 added to the thrill and excitement of home games by supporting the Rangers with their school spirit. A new adviser and new class officers kindled this spirit and got their class involved in all aspects of school life. They also worked hard to accept new responsibilities as they settled into the mainstream of FLHS. Their contributions were felt in all aspects of student life. Aca- demically they participated in the required courses and added spark to the elective program. 1. Sophomore contributions expand homecoming activities. 2. Year- book dance attracts anxious sophomores. 3. Hardwork with lots of practice leads the b-gridders in the new conference. 4 During the course of a busy day. students make time to observe environmental changes. Sophomores 121 Ranger band cleans up after an hour of rehearsal. Pamela Bever Debra Birdsall Doug Biron Walter Bishop Glen Bjorklund Lavoy Blackledge Jeffrey Blesener Joe Blouin Elizabeth Bodme Teri Bodine Todd Bohnen Julie Borgman Terry Boudreau James Boyer James Bracht Jodi Briggs Phillip Brooke Kevin Brown Kurt Brungardt Soott Bunton Cheryl Bush Jody Buske Randy Cardinal Ruth Cardinal James Carey Betsy Carlson Donna Carlson Michelle Carlson Roxanne Carlson Scott Carter Ron Cassman Darrin Celusta Mark Charpentier David Christenson Patrick Cich Susan Clemens Charles Clendenen Clinton Cluckey Donna Coffeen Barbara Collier Richard Cooney Susan Costello 122 Sophomores Kelley Coyer Orleen Craig Sheryl Crane Gretchen Craven Elizabeth Crawford Angela Crohn Debra Cronk Laureen Crouse Brian Dahl Mary Dahlin Steven Dahlin Kelly Dambowy Kevin Davis Raymond Dawson Robin Dearbin Ingrid Dent Everett Diemer Sharon Dirks Cathryn Distler Shawn Dolan Lou Donat Stephen Donohue Wanda Dumire Peggy Duncan Kelly Dunn Janelle DuPaul Clint Dupsloff Frederick Duvaul Cathy Dykhuizen Donald Eberhardt Vicki Eberhardt Gayle Eggen Kimberly Empey Chris Engberg Michael Engstrom Sharon Ensrud Deanna Erickson Mary Erickson Gary Erkenbrack Tammy Feddick Renee Ferderer Michael Fischer Tom Fishbeck Cindy Fisher Dean Flaherty Sheila Florhaug Jack Ford Roy Forsbalde James Forsell Susan Franta Deb Frederickson Todd Fugate Johanna Fulks Larry Fuller Kevin Gage Greg Gauvin Jeff Gervais Denise Geske Nancy Gessner Kelly Gestson Sophomores 123 Gerald Gilbertson Nancy Goiffon Gregory Gordon Jeffrey Gort Karen Gottwalt Susan Granna Vicki Graslee Michael Gregorson Scott Groess Brian Grubbs Kevin Gudmondson David Hadlich Mary Hagen Ramona Hales Scott Hall Cheryl Hallberg Kenneth Hallin Jeff Haluptzok Terrence Hanna Carol Hansen Jeffrey Hansen Brian Hanson Dale Hanson Sheila Hanson Timothy Hanson Thomas Hart Wayne Hartung Jeff Haseltine Stanley Hauble Marianne Haus Kenneth Havens Jay Havlisch Christopher Heck Andrew Herubin Mark Hesla Steve Helm Vicki Higgens Dennis Hinrichsen Joan Holmstrom Brad Houle Michael Houle Wade Houle Michael Hovland Katherine Howg Janette Hyatt Julia Hyland Gregory Isaacson Jamie Isakson Gary Iverson Wendy Jacobsen Jon Jaeger James James Richard Jarosewicz Jeanne Jaworski Doug Jeans Dallas Jelmberg Mike Jensen Steve Jensen Julie Jergens Randy Jeukens 124 Sophomores Martin Jewison Cheryl Johnson Donna Johnson Gregory Johnson Pamela Johnson Richard Johnson Shannon Johnson Ted Johnson Terri Johnson Lorraine Jones Renae Jones Bruce Jovan Alex Juhl Donna Keegan Bradley Kellerhuis John Kelly Lisa Kemnitz Paul Kendrick Donald Kent Steve Ketchmark Patrick Kirkwold Daniel Koppy Douglas Kottke Lori Kranick Dawn Krinke Scott Krizan Steve Kroska Susan Krysinski Nancy Kubes Tom Kuefler Beth Kunshier Lori Kunshier John LeBathe Brenda LaBelle Jon LaMar Sophomores 125 C Langland A Larson Catherine Larson Larry Larson Gerald Lawman Richard Lehman Debra LeVesseur John Lewis Jeff Lichtscheidl Kari Lichtscheidl Margaret Lien Catherine Lind Janelle Lindberg Laurie Lindeberg Ron Lindeberg Craig Lindstrom Sherri Little Mark Loehr James Lukenbill Jay Lund Jerry Lund Mark Lundeen Karen Lutz Scott Mack Bill Mackey Greg Mackey Daniel Mader Janet Maki Jody Manfredim Mary Maraschek Andrew Marg Larry Markusson Roger Mateer Marya Mattson James McCullugh Bruce McGrath Linda McGuire Cathy McKenzie Cheryl McNamara Timothy Menne Renee Merritt Jan Metzger Brian Mille Carne Miller Dean Miller Wayne Mitthun Mark Moen Tom Moen David Monk Randall Monson Robert Moore Mark Moraczewski Jackie Mordorski Joseph Morley Dean Nalewaja Lisa Navin Cheryl Nelson Dave Nelson Don Nelson Hugh Nelson 126 Sophomores 1. Sophomore Debbie Birdsall joins junior Nan Bracht for a stroll through the halls. 2. Cross country members portray an excellent forest in their homecoming skit. Kelly Nelson Lynn Nelson Mitchell Nelson Nathan Nelson Scott Nelson Teresa Nelson Randy Ness Mark Newman Susan Newton Leland Nicklason Jodi Nieland Elizabeth Nielsen Jodie Nielson Chris Niemczyk Jeffrey Nimis Richard Nimis Scott Noleen Kim Nordin Nanette Norton Teresa Ohnsorg Randall Oleson Bradley Olson Cynthia Olson joDee Olson Julie Olson Lori Olson Lorie Olson Shan Olson Gary O'Neil Brian O Shaugnessy Mary Ostrand Dean Otteson Kevin Palmquist James Pancake Peter Parker Marcelina Paugel Steven Paul Teresita Paulino Jeff Peltier Nicole Peltier Jesse Perreault Julie Perreault Sophomores 127 Richard Perreault Jay Person Pamela Petermeier Karlenia Peterson Scott Peterson Tim Peterson Todd Peterson Tom Peterson Paul Petrella Kim Petron Sue Picotte Charles Pogose Ann Pohl Steven Pohl Dana Pope Bryan Poslusny Todd Pottsmith Carolyn Pratt Steven Pratt Ronald Prax David Preston Gerald Proulx Lori Proulx Sandy Proulx Becky Pruitt James Pufall Michelle Pufall Tom Quammen Deanne Quigley David Ramaley Kristine Ramey David Ramsden Stephen Reeder Dirk Rehbem Leslie Reiling Chris Remitz Coleen Remitz Donald Rhoda Linda Richter Clayton Ristrom Barbara Robertson Robert Robinson 128 Sophomores Shelley Robinson Scott Roman Janet Royer Cynthia Ruby David Rydeen Cindy Ryhn Wade Rylander Jerome St. Sauver Erik Sandager Laurie Sanford Jill Sargeant Tim Scanlon John Scharper Mark Schlenker Lori Schloegl Mark Schloer Ronald Schmidt Donna Schneider Joe Schneider Richard Schrom Jonathon Schuett Scott Schultz Evelyn Schwartz Paula Searby Mary bener Bryan Seim Carrie Serbus Christy Serbus David Servaty Karen Shalander Sandra Shalander Margo Shoberg Lieza Simbeck Juel Simmons Debra Simonson Linda Siniff Stanford Skelton Catherine Skoog Susan Solem Susanne Sorg Sandy Springer Thomas Stachel Sheila Stanton Marie Steele Christine Stehr Lisa Steiner Thomas Sternberg Jodie Stockdill Mark Summers Grayden Sundeen Scott Swanson Donald Sweere Mark Swenson Suzanne Swider Donald Tasler Kim Teel Tim Tessier Edward Theobald Joe Tyler Theresa Tyler Sophomores 129 1. Students sit back and enjoy the music of the Buffalo Chips . 2. Sophomores join in the formation of a fall health club. 3. Bob Moore experiences greater heights in the coeducational gymnastics class. 4. Carrie Serbus demon- strates agility in tumbling. 5. Presenting its “Toronado is the Spanish club. Jane Vandalac Scott Van Hoever Tony Vecchiollo Wendy Vierkandt Anthony Vitek Daniel Vollhaber Vicki Waataja Steven Wadell James Wagner Jeff Wagner James Wagner Donald Waller 130 Sophomores Charlene Walhaff Traci Watts Chris Webb Amy Weeks Jeff Wehner Michael Weir Mary Weiss Patricia Weiss Jennifer Welch Douglas West Michelle Westhoff Dan Wetterstrom Barbara Wilberg Cindy Wtnberg Susan Winberg Daniel Windish Otto Wirgau Kim Wittbecker Jeff Woehl Lenore Wolner Elizabeth Woog Jackie Wright Brian Young Laura Young Tim Young Tracy Zank Debbi Zaruba Cheryl Zeren Garnet Zimmer Danny Zinski Sophomores 131 Meeting expenses is one of the ma- jor responsibilities of a journey. While the editors of the 1977 Forest- er worked diligently to produce the book itself, the business managers and their staff carried out many tasks to raise money to cover the costs of producing the book. To cov- er these expenses, selling space for ads and patrons, promoting the yearbook, and running the conces- sion stand were among the jobs they completed. Without the hard work of the business staff, the financial aspect of the book would have been a disaster. Groceries - Gas GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1977 FROM CARLISLE’S STORE FOREST MANOR MOTEL 464-9962 12 SPACIOUS UNITS • carpeted • T.V. and air conditioning • hot water heat • open year round North edge of town on 61 76 Ave N.E. Foret Lake 134 Ads 3 g FORD Good Luck Class of 77 call 464-4440 • Electronic Tune-ups • Front End Alignment • Automatic Transmissions • Complete Brake Service • Ford Trucks and Cars 1031 S. 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And Loral we’ll miss your minutes, Each line was oh, so true! And Tom, we’re sorry but we all agree Council halters will not do! Jeff you kept good order. Rita you dreamed well. Barb you’re a great ‘‘supporter’’ And you seniors are swell. Yet we'll especially miss Linda, The best president in years. Just the thought of you leaving Makes it hard to hold back tears. Student Council K.V.N. 150 Ads PATRONS A L SUPERIOR SOD, INC. FRED HAUBLE CONSTRUCTION 66 PINE Contractor Circle Pines Forest Lake 784-0500 464-3895 BIRCHWOOD TERRACE MOBILE HOME PARK HERMES GALLERY OF HOMES AND SALES 1407 S. LAKE Wyoming Forest Lake 756-4895 464-4303 BOB JOHNSON INSURANCE JERRY’S KITCHENS 280 W. Broadway 21386 Forest Boulevard Forest Lake Forest Lake 464-2182 464-3054 DER LACH HAUS KUNSHIER’S CARPETS PAINTS 19 South Lake 668 So. Lake Forest Lake Forest Lake 464-2433 464-2693 DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS. INC. LAKESIDE GROCERY Wyoming Stacy 756-4526 756-4212 THE DOGHOUSE, INC. 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Richard (11); 110 Bahnenemann, Robert (11); 110 Bairaktaris, Caryl (12); 14. 17. 87 Baker. Lynette (12); 13 Bakke. Deborah (12); 87 Baland. Lisa (10); 120 BALDWIN. TOM 64 Balfanz. Stephen (11); 110 BAND 6. 7 Banta. Brenda (12); 7. 14, 16, 56, 87 Banta, Doug (10); 6, 16. 54. 63, 120 Banta. Mark (11); 6. 62. 77. 110 Barnes, David (12); 7, 16. 87 Barnier, Nancy (10); 120 Barrett, Diana (10); 10. 120 BARTEL, BERNARD 31 Bartusch. Willard (12); 87 Bartusch. William (12); 87 Bathurst. Penny (11); 12. 110 BAXTER, CHERYL 33 Baxter. Mary (11); 110 Bayless. Daniel (11); 110 BASKETBALL. Boy’s; 66, 67 BASKETBALL, Girl's; 68, 69 Beckman, Lisa (10); 6, 120 Beckman, Wendy (12); 87 Bedient, Jeri (12); 11, 14. 87 Beier, Elizabeth (10); 6. 9. 120 Belisle. Kevin (12); 87 BELLAND, JEROME 46 Benoy, Karen (12); 87 Benoy, Melanie (10); 6. 120 Benson. Joseph (11); 16, 53, 62, 110 Benson. Rick (11); 110 Bensrud, Sharon (10); 120 Berends, Sharon (10); 120 Berg. John (10); 67. 120 Berge. Carrie (10); 7, 120 Berger, Robert (12); 16. 53, 87 Berger, Tracey (12); 10, 87 Bergeron, Scott (11); 11, 110 Bergeron, Vicki (10) 6, 11. 64, 110 Bergerson, Kim (10); 120 Bergerson, R. (10); 120 Berglund. Brenda (12); 87 Bergman, Joel (12); 87 Bergstrom. Paul (12); 88 Berken, Janet (12); 88 Berken. Mark (10); 120 BERNAUER. MICHAEL; 36. 37 Bernawski. Kim (12); 88 Bestland, Angela (11); 110 Bestland, David (11); 110 Bever, Craig (11); 6. 53. 77, 110 Bever, Pamela (10); 6. 79. 122 Birdsall, Debra (10); 122 Birdsall, Daniel (12); 88 Biron, Douglas (10); 61, 122 Biron, Lynn (12); 12. 15. 88 Bishop. Joyce (12); 88 Bishop, Walter (10); 122 Bjorklund. Glen (10); 122 Black, Michael (11); 7, 9. 10, 11, 110 Blackbird. David (11); 7, 9. 16, 110 Blackledge, Lavoy (10); 122 Blaeser, Joseph (11); 110 Blaeser, Susan (12); 16, 88 BLASKO. DAVID 46, 64 Blatter, Lisa (12); 6, 15. 88 Blesener, Cheryl (12); 6, 15. 88 Blesener, Daniel (11); 110 Blesener, Jeffrey (10); 122 Blouin, Joseph (10); 122 Blouin, Teresa (12); 88 Bodine, Elizabeth (10); 122 Bodme, Teri (10); 77, 79, 122 Boettcher, James (12); 88 BOETTCHER, VERNON 31 Bohnen. Todd (10); 122 Boleen, Debbie (12); 88 Boleen, Sue (11); 111 Borgman. Julie (10); 122 Bothman, Terry (11); 111 Bothman. William (12); 89 Bowen, Katherine (11); 111 Bowker. Linda (11); 17. 25. Ill Bowker, Louis (12); 53, 66. 76. 89 Bowman, Darrell (11); 10, 11, 111 Boyer. Denise (12); 89 Boyer, James (10); 122 Boyer. Mary (12); 9. 89 Boyer. Michael (11); 111 Boyes, Yvonne (11); 6. 17. 71, 111 Bracht, James (10); 122 Bracht. Julie (12); 7. 89 Bracht. Nan (11); 6, 111 Bradshaw, Jay (11); 111 Branjord, Lori (12); 25, 89 BRANSON, JUNIOR 46 Brasmer. Andrew (11); 14, 78. Ill BREEZE 24 Bridgeman, Duane (11); 111 Briggs. Jodi. (10); 6, 122 Briggs. Renee (12); 7. 16. 25. 76. 79. 89 Brisson, John (11); 26 Brodtmann. Clifford (12); 89 Brommerich, Janet (11); 111 Brooke. Mary (12); 89 Brooke, Philip (10); 122 Brown, Kevin (10); 122 Brown, Terry (11); 111 Bruley, Michele (12); 89, 144 Brungart, Kurt (10); 10. 11. 26. 27. 78. 122 Buck. Lori (12); 89 Buhl, Robin (11); 111 Buhl. Roberta (11); 111 Bullard, James (10); 7, 54, 67 Bunton, Scott (10); 61, 122 Burke, Carole (12); 11, 89 Burke. Kerrin (11); 77. Ill Bush. Cheryl (10); 122 Buske. Jody (10); 122 Buske, Terry (11); 111 BUYS. JACK 15, 44 Buys, Joel (11); 10, 11. 62. 63. Ill Cakebread, Timothy (11); 6. 10. 11, 112 Cardinal, Mary (12); 17, 64. 89 Cardinal. Randy (10); 122 Cardinal, Ruth (10); 122 Carelton, Tim (11); 12 Carey, James (10); 6, 122 Carlisle. Thomas (12); 16. 76. 89 Carlson, Betsy (10); 122 Carlson, Bruce (11); 6, 16, 60, 112 Carlson, Connie (12); 89 Carlson. Donna (10); 122 CARLSON. DOUG 32 Carlson, Ed (11); 112 Carlson, Jeffrey (11); 112 Carlson, Michelle (10); 6. 122 CARLSON, RICHARD 37 Carlson, Ron (11); 122 Carlson, Roxann (10); 73, 122 Carstens, James (12); 89 Carstens, Kim (11); 112 Carter. Scott (10); 122 Carter, Stephanie (12); 6, 89 CASEY, GRACE 33 CASEY, KAYE 15. 37 Cassman, Rick (11); 112 Cassman, Ronald (10); 122 Celusta, Darrin (10); 122 Celusta, Kim (12); 89 CHALBERG, CHARLES 42, 56 Charpentier, Mark (10); 122 CHEERLEADERS 70, 71 Cheesebrough. Kathryn (11); 112 Cheesebrough, Phillip (12); 89 Chester, R. (11); 89 CHOIR 10, 11 Christensen, David (10); 122 Cich, Patrick (10); 122 Cich, Raymond (12); 16. 53. 89 Cincoski, Dawn (12); 73, 89 CLASS OFFICERS 79 Clemens. Susan (10); 6, 122 Clendenen, Charles (10); 14, 122 Clifford, John (12); 7, 10, 11, 27. 76. 79. 89 Clucky, Clinton (10); 122 Cochran, Jody (12); 89 Coffeen, Donna (10); 6, 122 Colemann, Rusty (11); 112 Collier, Barbara (10); 122 Collins. Maureen (11); 13, 64. 112 Colter. Debra (12); 89 CONLEY. DIANNE 64 CONLEY, JACK 64 CONNER, WALLACE 42 COOKS 34 Cooney. Richard (10); 6. 122 Costello. Collen (11); 16 Costello, Kristine (12); 90 Costello. Susan (10); 122 Coxen, Caroline (11); 26. 77. 79. 112 Coxen. Lauren (12); 26, 90 Coyer, Kelly (10); 10. 123 Craig. Orleen (10); 123 Craig. Valerie (12); 90 Crane, Allen (11); 53, 112 Crane, Larry (12); 90 Crane. Sharon (10); 123 Craver, Gretchen (10); 27. 77, 123 Crawford, Elizabeth (10); 123 Cree, Deborah (11); 13, 17, 112 Crohn, Angela (10); 123 Crohn, David (12); 16. 53. 90 Cronk, Debra (10); 123 CROSS COUNTRY 54. 55 Crouse, Laureen (10); 123 CUSTODIANS 35 Dahl, Brian (10); 123 Dahl, Craig (11); 16. 63. 112 Dahl. Melody (12); 10. 11. 90 Dahlin, Mary (10); 123 Dahlin, Steven (10); 123 Dale. Michael (11); 112 Dambowy. Kelly (10); 123 Damchik, Jennifer (11); 6, 26, 112 Danielson. Craig (12); 66. 90 Danielson, Denise (11); 112 Daninger. Scott (11); 53, 112 Daninger, Susan (11); 6, 112 Davis. Kevin (10); 123 Dawson. Raymond (10); 123 Deal. Mark (11); 112 Dearbin, Robin (10); 123 DEBATE 27 DeHaven, Stephan (11); 7. 16. 72. 73, 112 Demarais, Ronald (12); 7, 15, 90 Dent, Ingrid (10); 123 Dent, Julie (12); 90 DesJardins. Kenneth (11); 112 DETTMER, ROBERT 16, 62. 63. 72. 73 Devine, Loren (12); 90 Dewall. Frederick (10); 72. 73. 123 Diemert, Evertt (10); 6, 123 Dietrich, Lori (12); 10 Dietz, Rita (12); 90 Dirks, Lynnette (12); 10, 11, 78. 90 Dirks, Sharon (10); 6, 123 Distler, Cathryn (10); 123 Dittmar, Mary (12); 10, 12, 90 Dixon, Douglas (11); 112 Dixon, Richard (12); 90 Doege, Cynthia (11); 112 Doepner. Monica (11); 12, 25, 112 Dolan, Bridget (11); 14, 25, 54, 112 Dolan, Kevin (12); 60. 90 Dolan, Shawn (10); 52, 60, 123 Donaghue, Kathy (12); 91 Donat, Lori (10); 123 Donohue, Stephen (10); 123 Dorn. Patricia (12); 10, 90 Doucette, Debra (11); 6. 24, 25, 112 Drechsel. Ann (12); 91 Dumire, Wanda (10); 6, 123 Duncan, Peggy (10); 13, 123 Duncan, Thomas (11); 112 Dunn, Kelly (10); 52. 123 DuPaul, Cynthia (12); 12, 13. 15. 91 DuPaul, Janelle (10); 123 DuPaul, Pamela (11); 112 Dupslaff, Clinton (10); 123 Dykhuizen, Bonnie (12); 16, 25, 91 Dykhuizen, Catherine (10); 10. 11. 25. 123 EASTMAN. DORIENE 64 Eberhardt. Donald (10); 123 Eberhardt, Jack (11); 112 Eberhardt, Vicki (10): 6, 123 Eggen, Gayle (10); 13, 123 Eggen. Tracy (12); 91 Elfstrand. Mark (12); 91 Emerton, Carolyn (12); 91 Empey. Kimberly (10); 6. 23 Engberg, Christopher (10); 123 Engstrom, Michael (10); 123 Ensrud, Greg (11); 61, 112 Ensrud, Lori (12); 66, 71, 91 ENSRUD, NANCY 33 Ensrud, Sandra (11); 11, 112 Ensrud, Sharon (10); 65, 123 Erickson, Beverly (11); 112 Erickson, Deanna (10); 123 Erickson. Deborah (12); 91 Erickson, Debra (12); 13. 14. 17, 46, 73, 91 Erickson, J. (11); 112 Erickson, Marianne (11); 27.112 Erickson, Mary (10); 6, 70. 123 Erickson, Susan (11); 7, 112 Erickson, Thomas (11); 112 Erkenbrack. Gary (10); 123 Erkenbrack. John (12); 91 Ersfeld, Rita (12); 10, 11, 26, 27, 91 Erzar, Renee (11); 13, 112 Esberg, David (11); 6, 112 Essen. Kevin (11); 112 FACULTY 36-49 Fairbanks, Heidi (12); 91 FALL PLAY 78 Fangemeier, Kay (11); 112 Fast. John (12); 16, 91 Fearing, Scott (11); 16, 25. 112 FEDDERLY, BOB 37. 54, 55 Feddick, Tammy (10); 123 Fedje. Paul (12); 53. 91 Feils, Julie (11); 7, 56. 112 Feldt, Debbie (11); 112 Ferderer, Renee (10); 123 FFA 18 FHA 19 Fisher. Debra (12); 91 Fischer, Michael (10); 123 Fishbeck, Thomas (10); 123 Fisher, Cindy (10); 123 FLAG CORPS 8 Flaherty. Dean (10); 123 Flaherty, Patrick (11); 61, 73, 112 Flanagan, Gina (12); 91 Flint, Dawn (11); 17, 112 Flint. Heidi (11); 6, 112 FLOEA 15 Florhaug, Lori (12); 7, 11, 25, 91 Florhaug, Sheila (10); 123 FOOTBALL 52. 53 Ford, Audy Britt (11); 112 Ford. Jack (10); 123 FORESTER 25 Forsblade, Roy (10); 123 Forsell, Connie (12); 14. 17. 91 Forsell, James (10); 52, 60, 123 Fox, Elizabeth (11); 6. 112 Fraley, Ronald (11); 53, 79, 112 Franta. Susan (10); 123 FRANZEN, ALLEN 27. 37 Frederickson, Debra (10): 25. 123 FRENCH CLUB 20 Frenning, Curtis (12); 6, 91 Frestedt, Robert (12); 91 FRIGSTAD. ELIZABETH 39 Frost. Naomi (11); 112 Fugate, Robin (12); 16, 91 Fugate, Todd (10); 78, 123 FUHRMAN, MARVIN 39 Fulks, Johnna (10); 6, 123 Fuller, Larry (10); 61. 77. 123 Gage. Kevin (10); 123 Gale, Timothy (12); 91 Gallagher. Todd (11); 16. 53, 66. 112 Gamelin, Mark (12); 91 Gannon, Tamilla (12); 92 Gartman. Sandra (11); 112 Gausman, Tom (12); 92 Gauvin, Gregory (10); 123 Gauvin, Jeffrey (12); 26, 79, 92 Gauvin. Scott (11); 113 Genin, Cindy (11); 113 Gervais. Jeffrey (10); 123 Gervais, Mary (11); 10. 113 Geske, Denise (10); 123 Gessner, Diane (12); 56, 76. 92 Gessner, Nancy (10); 7, 56, 70, 77, 123 Geston, Kelly (10); 62, 63, 123 Gilbertsen, Gerald (10); 6, 67, 124 Gillespie. Gene (11); 113 Gillette, Dianna (11); 6, 113 GIRL'S TENNIS 56, 57 Goiffon, Gerald (12); 16. 53, 92 Goiffon, Nancy (10); 124 Gordon, Gregory (10); 124 Gort, Jeffrey (10); 52, 67. 124 Goss. Rebecca (11); 113 Gottwaldt. Karen (10); 124 Grabinski. Craig (11); 113 Grace, Thomas (12); 92 GRAF, CARL 31 Granger, Karen (11); 11, 113 Granna, Susan (10); 124 Graslee. Jacquelyn (12); 10. 92 Graslee, Vicki (10); 124 Gravelle, Michael (12); 60. 72. 73 Greener. Kathy (12); 64. 65. 76. 92 Gregerson, Michael (10); 52, 124 GRIFFITH, DOUGLASS 49 Groess, Scott (10); 124 Groshens. Charles (11); 113 Grossnickle, Gail (11); 113 GROVE, VIRGIL 38 Grover. Teri (11); 11. 14. 16. 17, 113 Grubbs, Brian (10); 124 Gruber, Mary (12); 92 Gruett. Timothy (11); 113 Grun, Mary (12); 17, 56, 92 Grund, Steven (12); 16, 77, 92 Grundhofer, Michael (11); 7. 16. 53. 113 Gudmundson, Kevin (10); 52, 62, 124 Gunderson, Jo Marie (11); 6, 65. 78, 79, 113 Gustafson, Diana (12); 11. 71, 76. 92 Gustafson, Sandra (11); 10, 11, 113 Guttsen, Kerri (12); 10. 17, 92 GYMNASTICS 64, 65 Hadlich, David (10); 124 Hagen, Mary (10); 124 Hagen, Thomas (12); 16. 60. 92 Hales. Hal (12); 10, 11 Hales. Ramona (10); 124 Hall. Michelle (11); 113 Hall. Scott (10); 52. 124 Hallberg, Cheryl (10); 124 Hallberg, Denise (11); 56. 64, 113 Hallin, Kenneth (10); 124 Haluptzok, Jeffrey (10); 124 Hamilton, Karen (11); 113 Hanna, Terrance (10); 124 Hansen, Carol (10); 124 HANSEN. GWENDOLYNE 42 Hansen, Jeffrey (11); 7, 53, 113 Hansen. Jeffrey (10); 26, 124 Hansen, M. (11); 113 HANSEN. MARK 46 Hansen, Mark (11); 6, 113 Hansen. Mario (11); 10. 11. 113 Hanson, Amy (11); 77. 113 Hanson, Barbara (11); 6 Hanson. Brian (10); 124 Hanson, Dale (10); 124 Hanson, Michael (11); 113 Hanson, Sheila (10); 13. 124 Hanson. Timothy (10); 124 Harley, Barbara (12); 9, 92 HARPER. HERBERT 42 Hart. Thomas (10); 6. 124 Hartung, Darrell (12); 92 Hartung, Wayne (10); 124 Haseltine. Jeffrey (10); 52. 124 Haseltine. Kevin (11); 113 Haseltine, Lance (11); 16. 53. 77. 113 Haseltine. Michael (12); 92 Hauble, Stanley (10); 124 Haus, Marianne (10); 124 Haus, Richard (11); 16. 54, 113 Havens, Kenneth (10); 124 Havens. Stephen (12), 7. 25, 92 Havlisch, Jay (10); 6, 72. 73. 124 Hawkinson, Colette (12); 7, 14, 92 Hawkinson, Lori (12); 17, 27. 78, 92 HEALTH CLUB 73 Hebert, Judith (11); 10. 11, 16, 17, 25. 113 Heck, Christopher (10); 6. 52. 124 Hegerle, Julie (12); 92 Heinsohn, Jeff (11); 63, 113 HELGREN. PATRICIA 37 Helin, Steven (10); 61, 124 Henderson. Kathryn (12); 9. 13. 92 HENDERSON. R. JACK 42 Henderson. Scott (11); 6. 113 Henderson. Thomas (12); 53. 92 Hendrichsen. Laura (12); 14. 16. 25. 93 Henry. Greg (12); 93 Herges. Timothy (12); 16. 53. 62. 93 Herubin, Andrew (10); 124 Heryla. Thomas P. (11); 60 Hesla. Mark (10); 7. 124 Hewson. Jodi (11); 114 Hibbison. David (12); 66. 93 Hibbison. Elizabeth (Dolly) (11); 70. 114 Higgins, Rick (11); 114 Higgins. Vicki (10); 124 Hindi. Barb (11); 114 Hinrichson. Dave (11); 114 Hinrichsen. Dennis (10); 124 Hockensmith. Penelope (11); 10. 11. 17. 26. 27. 79, 114 HOCKEY 60. 61 Hodges. Cathleen (12); 93 Hodges. David (11); 114 Hogle. Mary (12); 93 Hohenauer. Ann (12); 93 Holl. Barbara (12); 27. 93 Holl, Monica (11); 56. 114 Hollen, Laura (12); 93 Holmstrom, Joan (10); 124 HOMECOMING 76 Houle. Bradley (10); 7. 124 Houle. Brenda (12); 9. 16. 17. 25. 27. 73, 93 Houle. Brian (12); 93 Houle. Danita (11); 10. 27. 114 Houle, Mary (11); 17. 64. 114 Houle. Michael (10); 63. 124 Houle. Peter (11); 114 Houle. Shane (11); 114 Houle. Steven (12); 16. 93 Houle. Wayde (10): 7, 61. 124 House. Bonnie (11); 14, 17, 25. 114 House. Michael (11); 114 House, Sue (12); 93 House. William (12); 93 Hovland. Michael (10); 67. 124 Howard. Cheryl (11); 56. 114 Howard. Dale (12); 93 HOWE. DIANE 44 HOWE. JAMES 46 HOWE. KAREN 37 Howg. Katherine (10); 124 Hudak. Debra (12); 10. 11. 16. 25. 93 Hudak. Mark (11); 114 Hughes. Michael (11); 16, 53. 114 Hulesman. Debra (11); 114 Husfeldt, Brian (11); 114 Hyatt, Janette (10); 10. 11, 124 HYATT. LOYAL 44 Hyatt. Twyla (12); 94 Hyland. Julia (10); 124 Immel. Charles (12); 114 Immel, Steven (12); 94 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 46 Isaacson. Gregory (10); 124 Isakson, Jamie (10); 124 Iverson. Brian (11); 7. 114 Iverson, Gary (10); 6. 52. 53. 66. 124 Jacobs. Patricia (12); 94 Jacobsen, Fredrick (11); 61. 114 Jacobsen. Wendy (10); 6. 124 Jacobson. Michael (12); 94 Jaeger. Jon (10); 124 James. James (10); 52. 67. 124 Jansen, Kevin (11); 114 Jarrett. Mark (11); 10. 11. 114 Jarosiewicz, Richard (10); 6. 124 Jarvis. Bruce (12); 94 Jaworski, Jeanne (10); 6. 124 Jeans. Douglas (10); 62. 63. 124 Jeans, Ruth (11); 10. 11. 64. 114 Jeans. Tara (11); 27. 64. 65. 114 Jeans. Todd (12); 94 Jellum, Linda (12); 10. 11. 94 Jelmberg. Dallas (10); 124 Jensen, Bonnie (11); 114 Jensen. Christine (11); 10. 11. 114 Jensen. Craig (12); 94 JENSEN. DIANE 37 Jensen. Martin (11); 16. 53. 114 Jensen. Mary Jo (11); 16. 114 Jensen. Michael (10); 124 JENSEN. ROBERT 32 Jensen. Steven (10); 124 JERGENS. JOHN 31 Jergens. Julie (10); 6, 124 Jeukens, Randy (10); 124 Jewison. Bert (11); 114 Jewison. Martin (10); 125 JINGLE BELL JUBILEE 81 Joachim, Daniel (12); 16. 54. 94 Johanson. Renee (11); 14. 114 Johnson. Arden (12); 6. 94 Johnson, Brenda (11); 14. 114 Johnson, Carla (11); 7. 10, 11. 114 Johnson. Cheryl A. (12); 94 Johnson. Cheryl L. (10); 125 Johnson. Cindy (12); 94 Johnson. Clayton (12); 94 Johnson. Constance (12); 94 Johnson, Diane (11); 114 Johnson, Donna L. (10); 6, 125 Johnson. Gregg (12); 16. 54. 66. 76. 94 Johnson. Gregory (10); 125 Johnson. Jacquelyn (12); 94 Johnson. Janet (11); 6. 14. 114 Johnson. Joel (11); 53. 115 Johnson, Karen J. (11); 114 Johnson. Karen L. (11); 7. 56. 57. 114 Johnson. Kim (12); 95 Johnson. Laurie (11); 12. 114 Johnson. Nancy (11); 7. 10. 11. 56. 57. 78, 115 Johnson. Pamela (10); 6. 56. 57. 125 Johnson. Pamela (11); 17. 115 Johnson. Richard (10); 125 Johnson. Robert (11); 61 Johnson. Sandra (12); 95 Johnson. Sari (12); 95 Johnson. Shannon (10); 125 Johnson. Ted (10); 125 Johnson. Terri (10); 125 Johnson, Timothy (12); 95 Johnson. Warren (11); 115 Jones. Cynthia (12); 95 Jones. Daniel (12); 95 JONES. DAVID 36, 37 Jones. Julie (11); 115 Jones. Lorraine (10); 125 Jones. Renae (10); 25, 125 Jorgensen. Robert (12); 95 Jorgensen, Peter (12); 95 Jovan, Bruce (10); 125 Juhl, Alex (10); 62. 125 Juhl, David (11); 26. 115 JUHL. ROBERT 32 JUNIORS 110-117 Kapushinski, Michael (12); 95 Karnes. Kelly (12); 95 Kasse. T. (11); 115 Kauver. Deborah (11); 7. 14. 115 Kaufman. Frank (12); 95 Kedrowski, Beth Ann (11); 6. 115 Kedrowski. Cynthia (12); 95 Keegan. Donna (10); 6, 70, 125 Keilen. Judith (12); 16. 25. 71, 95 Keilen, William (11); 115 Kelch, Scot (12); 95 Kelch, Shelby (11); 115 Keller, Larry (11); 115 Keller. Mark (11); 115 Keller. Sandra (12); 17. 52. 71. 95 Kellerhuis. Bradley (10); 125 Kellerhuis, Sheri (12); 95 Kelly. John (10); 11. 26. 27. 78. 79. 125 Kelly, Patrick (11); 16, 54. 66. 115 Kemnitz. Lisa (10); 125 Kempt, Michael (12); 95 Kendrick. Paul (10); 52. 60. 125 Kent. Donald (10); 125 Ketchmark. Steve (10); 125 Kirkwold, Patrick (10); 125 Kilgriff. Dawn (11); 115 Kirchoff, Candace (12); 95 Klatt. Michael (11); 115 Kling, Julie (11); 115 Knudson, Deborah (11); 7. 8. 9. 115 Koch. Gwendolyn (12); 11. 14. 16. 25, 95 Koch. James (11); 6, 61. 73. 115 Koch, Michael (12); 95 Kohler. Scott (11); 16, 115 Kolbow. Randy (12); 16. 62. 63, 95 Koppy. Daniel (10); 125 Korf. Timothy (12); 95 Kotchen, David (11); 60. 115 Kohke. Douglas (10); 125 Kranick. Lori (10); 125 Kreiner, Deborah (12); 95 Kreiner, Thomas (11); 115 Krinke, Dawn (10); 6. 27. 70, 78. 125 Krizan, Scott (10); 125 Kroening. Kristel (11); 115 Krongard. Bruce (12); 95 Kroska. Donna (11); 10. 17. 66. 71. 115 KROSKA, JACKIE 33 Kroska. Steve (10); 52. 60. 125 Krysinski, Susan (10); 125 Kubes. Kevin (12); 96 Kubes, Nancy (10); 17, 25. 125 Kuefler. Thomas (10); 125 Kunshier, Andrea (12); 15. 96 Kunshier. Beth (10); 125 Kunshier, Kristeen (11); 115 Kunshier. Lori (10); 64, 125 KUNTZ, GENE 44 Kushlan. Leon (11); 115 Kvitek, Kim (12); 96 LaBathe. J. (10); 125 LaBelle, Brenda (10); 12. 125 LaCasse. Dawn (11); 115 LaCasse, Gary (11); 115 LaCasse. Kevin (12); 96 Lain, Vicky (11); 115 Lamar. Jon (10); 52. 125 LaMotte. Ann (12); 10. 96 Lamprecht. Lon (11); 7. 10. 11. 16. 25 . 115 Lanahan. Christopher (12); 96 Lane. Gary (11); 115 Lang, Candis (12); 96 Lang, Ronald (11); 53, 115 Lange. Mark (11); 62. 115 Langland. Christine (10); 25, 126 Lappe, Jerome (11); 115 Larkey. Donna (11); 115 LaRoque. Darla (11); 7. 8. 9. 115 LARSON. ALLEN 46 Larson, Ann (10); 126 LARSON. BARB 33 Larson, Catherine (10); 126 Larson, Larry (10); 126 Larson. Frederick (12); 53 Larson, John (11); 115 Larson, Mark (12); 96 LATOURNEAU, NANCY 64 LAUTIGAR. JOHN 42. 53 Lavandowska, Layne (11); 54, 115 Lawman. Gerald (10); 126 Lawman. Pamela (11); 115 Lawerence, Gary (11); 115 Leach. Helen (11); 115 Leason. Barbara (12); 73 Leason, Charlene (11); 115 Lehmann, Deborah (12); 6. 96 Lehmann, Richard (10); 126 Lenz, Dennis (11); 115 Leonard. Wade (11); 115 LETTERMEN 17 LeVesseur, Debra (10); 126 LeVesseur. Mark (12); 96 Lewis. John (10); 126 Lichtscheidl, David (12); 53. 76. 77, 96 154 Index Lichtscheidl. Dawna (12); 14. 25. 26. 27. 78. 79. 96 Lichtscheidl, Greg (12); 96 Lichtscheidl, Jeffrey (10); 126 Lichtscheidl, Kari (10); 126 Lichtscheidl, Lynn (11); 115 LIDSTROM. AUDREY 33 Lien. Anne (12); 10, 17. 96 Lien. Jonathan (11); 78. 115 Lien. Margaret (10); 126 Lind. Catherine (10); 126 Lind. Thomas (12); 96 Lindberg. Janelle (10); 6. 70, 79, 126 Lindberg, Lynette (12); 7, 14. 25. 70. 71. 76, 77, 96 Lindeberg, Gregory (12); 16, 60, 77, 96 Lindeberg, Laurie (10); 26. 56, 65, 126 Lindeberg, Ronald (10); 126 Linder, Gracia (12); 15, 96 Linder, Margaret (11); 115 Lindquist. Conrad (11); 115 Lindstrom, Craig (10); 52, 61, 126 LINDSTROM, JAMES 10. 46 Lindstrom, Teri (12); 17. 25. 52, 70, 71, 76. 96 Little. Sherri (10); 126 LOCAL NATIONAL PAGE 82. 83 Loehr, Mark (10); 126 Longsdorf, Douglas (12); 13 Longtin, Jane (11); 115 Lopez. Carmen (11); 115 Lord. Teresa (11); 10. 11. 73. 115 Lott, Gene (11); 6, 115 Luke, Timothy (12); 96 Lukenbill. James (10); 126 Lund, Jay (10); 126 Lund, Jerry (10); 126 Lundberg, Mary (11); 11, 115 Lundeen, Mark (10); 126 Lutz, Daniel (12); 7. 16. 96 Lutz, Karen (10); 11, 126 Lutz. Michele (11); 115 Lyksett, Julie (12); 96 Lynch. Greg (11); 115 Lynch, Lynn Sheree (11); 27, 56, 115 Maas. Debra (12); 12. 96 Mack, Scott (10); 6. 52. 67. 126 Mackey. Douglas (12); 96 Mackey. Gregory (10); 126 Mackey. William (10); 126 Macziewski, Peggy (12); 13, 97 Mader, Daniel (10); 126 Madsen. Linda (12); 7, 25, 26, 27, 97 Magnuson, LeRoy (11); 16, 53, 115 MAJORETTES 9 Maki, Janet (10); 7, 126 MAKI, RACHEL 37 Manders, Mark (11); 115 Manfredine, Jody (10); 126 Manthey. Susan (12); 7, 97 Marg, Andrew (10); 52, 79, 126 Marg. Lauren (12); 14, 97 Marier. Rena (11); 6. 54. 55, 115 Marier. Ron (11); 53, 61, 115 MARKUS. CANDY 42 Markusson, Larry (10); 126 Markusson, Ronald (11); 116 Maroschek, Mary (10); 126 Martinson. Jodi (11); 64, 116 Martinson. Lyle (12); 66. 97 Massie, Cynthia (11); 116 Masso. Michele (11); 10, 11, 116 Mateer, Pam (11); 116 Mateer, Roger (10); 10. 11, 126 Matheson, Jay (12); 17, 97 Matheson, Julie (11); 10. 12. 116 Matheson. Melanie (11); 116 Mattson. Kitty (12); 25. 97 Mattson. Marya (10); 6. 25. 126 Matuseski. Timothy (11); 116 Maurer, Trudy (12); 16, 97 Mayhew, John (11); 116 Mayo.Jack (12); 97 McConnell, Stephanie (12); 6. 97 McCool, Vicki (12); 10. 97 McCullough, David (12); 97 McCullough. James (10); 126 McDonald. Dennis (11); 16. 53. 116 McELRATH. WILLIAM J. 49 McGough, Tom (11); 116 McGowan, Perry (11); 26, 116 McGrath. Bruce (10); 52. 126 McGuire. Linda (10); 126 McKenzie. Cathy (10); 6. 126 McKenzie. Kathy (11); 116 McKenzie. Ray (11); 53. 116 McLaughlin, Collin (12); 98 McLaughlin, Ruby (11); 116 McLaughlin. Stacy (12); 11. 98 McManus. Jayne (11); 116 McManus, Tim (12); 98. 61 McNamara, Cheryl (10); 126 Meister, Leanne (11); 116 MENKEN. RUTH 49 Menne. Timothy (10); 126 Merrill, Daniel (12); 7. 10. 11. 98 Merrill, Dianna (12); 98 Merritt. Renee (10); 126 Messelt, Lorri (11); 116 Messelt. Patrick (12); 98 Metzger, Janet (10); 126 Meyers. D. (11); 116 Meymen, Roger (12); 16. 53. 98 Michael. Gail (11); 116 Michaud, Daniel (12); 6, 13 Mickelsen, Rebecca (11), 6, 25. 116 MIKOLAJCZYK, KEN 49. 60 Miller. B. (11); 116 Miller, Brian (10); 6, 126 Miller, Carrie (10); 126 Miller. Darrell (12); 98 Miller, David (11); 116 Miller. Dean (10); 6. 126 Miller, Merle (12); 98 MILLINGTON, HERB 30 Miner. Tamara (11); 116 Minzel, Brian (11); 11 Mitthun. Wayne (10); 126 Moen, Mark (10); 67, 127 Monk, David (10); 52. 126 Monson, Randall (10); 126 Montgomery. Connie (12); 98 Moore. John (12); 16, 53, 62. 98 Moore. Michael (12); 98 Moore. Robert (10); 63, 126 Moore. Thomas (11); 16. 62. 116 Moraczewski, Mark (10); 6. 16. 54. 55. 62. 126 MORDINI, ROBERT 46 Mordorski. Jacquline (10); 126 Morehouse, Gail (11); 116 Morley. Joseph (10); 73, 126 Morley. Mary Kay (11); 16. 25, 27. 116 MOSKOP, RICHARD 30 MOTSCHENBACHER. STAN 52 Motschenbacher, Thomas (12); 16, 60, 98 Mross. James (12); 98 Mueller, Bradford (12); 98 Muller, Sheri (11); 17, 73, 116 Mulvihill. Susan (11); 6. 116 MURALT, DEBRA 37 Mundt. Brian (11); 116 Murphy, Jeffrey (11); 116 Muske, Shelly (12); 11, 14, 16. 25. 99 Myhre, Clinton (12); 99 Myrick, William (11); 61, 116 Nalewaja, Dean (10); 126 Nast, Cynthia (12); 7. 99 Navin. Laura (12); 99 Navin. Lisa (10); 126 Neal. Sally (12); 99 Neff. Daniel (12); 99 Nelson, Brian (11); 116 Nelson, Cheryl (10); 17. 126 Nelson, David (10); 126 Nelson. Donald (10); 6. 126 NELSON, DONALD 42 Nelson. Gary (11); 116 Nelson, Hugh (10); 126 Nelson. Jacqueline (11); 116 NELSON, JIM 66 Nelson. Kelly (10); 6. 56. 127 Nelson, Kristin (12); 7. 16. 25, 99 Nelson. Laurie (11); 116 Nelson, Lee (11); 16, 54, 116 Nelson. Lori (11); 6. 12. 116 Nelson. Lynn (10); 6. 127 Nelson. Mitchell (10); 6. 127 Nelson. Nancy (12); 7. 8. 76. 99 Nelson. Nathan (10); 6. 26. 54. 55. 67. 127 NELSON, NEAL 49 NELSON, ROLLIN 7. 46 Nelson, Rosemarie (11); 116 NELSON. STEVE 42. 43 Nelson. Scott (10); 7, 127 Nelson, Steven R. (11); 116 Nelson, Teresa (10); 127 Ness. Randy (10); 127 Neumann, Mark (11); 116 Newman. Lawrence (11); 116 Newman. Mark (10); 127 Newton, Susan (10); 127 NICKERSON, DONNA 52 Nicklason. Leland (10); 127 Nichols, Susan (11); 116 Niederkorn, Deborah (11); 17. 52, 66. 70. 71, 116 Nieland, Jodi (10); 127 Nielsen, Cynthia (11); 116 Nielsen, Elizabeth (10); 127 Nielsen, Jacquelyn (12); 8. 9. 99 Nielsen, Jeffrey (12); 16, 99 Nielsen, Jodie (10); 127 Niemczyk, Andrew (12); 16. 53. 62. 63. 99 Niemczyk, Christine (10); 17. 64. 70. 127 Nimis, David (12); 99 Nimis, Jeffrey (10); 127 Nimis, Richard (10); 6. 127 Noleen, Scott (10); 27. 52. 127 Nordin, Kimberly (10); 127 Norton. Nanette (10); 127 Nowling. Jody (12); 99 Nutter. Todd (11); 116 Oberg, lone (11); 17. 116 Oberg, Judy (12); 99 O’Brien. Annette (12); 99 O’Brien, Lori (12); 6. 99 O’CONNELL, JODI 44 O'Conner, Richard (11); 116 Odegard. Brian (12); 99 Oelke. Dale (11); 116 Ohnsorg. Therese (10); 127 Oleson, Randall (10); 127 Olsen, Cindy (12); 99 OLSEN. JOHN 37 Olsen.Max (12); 99 Olson, Beth (12); 6, 99 Olson. Bradley (10); 6, 127 Olson. Bradley (11); 116 Olson. Cynthia (10); 6, 64, 70. 127 Olson. Darla (12); 99 Olson, Diane (12); 99 Olson. Herbert (11); 116 Olson. Jeffery (11); 53. 116 Olson. Jill (11); 7. 65. 116 Olson. JoDee (10); 6. 127 Olson. Jon (11); 53. 63. 116 Olson. Julie (10); 127 Olson. Kathleen (12); 99 Olson. Larry (11); 16. 116 Olson. Lori (10); 6. 77. 127 Olson. Lorie (10); 127 Olson. Paul (12); 7. 16. 77. 99 Olson, Rebecca (12); 10. 12. 100 Olson. Sandra (11); 54, 55. 116 Olson. Scott (11); 116 Olson. Scott (12); 100 Olson, Shan (10); 127 Olson, Susan (11); 116 O’Neil, Gary (10); 127 ONELL, CARLEEN M, 16. 37 ORLICH, MARILYN 44 Index 155 O’Shaughnessy. Brian (10); 127 Osterbauer, Bartley (11); 116 Osterbauer. Dori (11); 11, 28. 117 Osterbauer, Lance (12); 16, 62, 63 Osterbauer. Lori (12); 10. 100 Osterloh, Keven (12); 100 Ostlund. Jennifer (11); 14. 17. 117 Ostrand. Mary Beth (10); 17. 25. 127 Otteson, Dean (10); 54. 127 Otteson, Laurie (11); 117 Otto. Bonnie (11): 16. 117 Owen. Terrence (12); 6. 100 Palas. Lisa (11); 117 Palas, Mark (12); 16. 25. 100 Palmquist. Kevin (10); 127 Palmquist, Roxanne (12); 100 Palokangas. John (11); 117 Pancake. James (10); 52, 61, 127 Pareigat. Thomas (12); 10. 11. 16. 25. 27. 79. 100 Parker. Peter (10); 67. 127 PARSON, ELIZABETH 39 PATAK. MARILYN 33 PATRIN, AGNES 34 Patrin. Robert (12); 100 Paugel, Marcelina (10); 127 Paul. Steven (10); 52, 61. 127 Paulino. Theresita (10); 7, 70, 127 PAULSON, JOAN 64 Pearson. Glen (12); 100 Pearson, Lloyd (12); 100 Pearson, Thomas (11); 63. 117 PECHMAN, NANCY 46 Peek, Teresa (11); 10, 117 Peiffer, Timothy (12); 7 Peitz. Denise (12); 100 Peitz, Nadine (11); 117 PELTIER. DOUG 49. 60 Peltier. Mark (12); 100 Peltier. Michael (11); 61. 117 Peltier, Nicole (10); 127 Pennison, Sharon (12); 8, 9. 100 PEP CLUB 16 Pepin. Michele (12); 10. 100 Pepin. Teresa (11); 10, 117 Pepper. Darcy (11); 117 Perrault. Cindy (11); 11. 16. 25. 117 Perrault, Daniel (12); 100 Perrault. Jesse (10); 52. 127 Perreault, Julie (10); 127 Perreault. Richard (10); 128 Person, Jay (10); 128 Petermeier. Roxanne (11); 6. 10. 11. 14, 78. 117 Peters, Warren (11); 117 Petersen, Dawn (12); 101 Petersen. Lowell (11); 117 Petersen. Michael (12); 101 Petersen, Thomas (10); 52. 77 Peterson. Dalice (12); 101 Peterson. David (11); 26. 117 Peterson. Karlenia (10); 128 Peterson. Loral (12); 10. 11. 25. 26. 101 PETERSON. STANLEY 33 Peterson. Sandra (11); 6, 117 Peterson, Scott (10); 128 Peterson. Steven (11); 66. 117 Peterson, Timothy (10); 128 Peterson. Todd (10); 10. 11. 128 Peterson. Tom (10); 128 Peterson. Wesley (11); 7. 53. 117 Petrella, Paul (10); 7. 16. 26. 128 Petron. Kim (10); 128 Petroske. Keith (11); 117 Petroske, Ronald (11); 16. 53, 66 Pfaffendorf. Wayne (12); 101 Pfingsten, Charles (11); 117 Phetteplace, Mark (12); 101 Philippi. Gwen (11); 10. 11, 117 Phillips. Todd (11); 16. 53. 117 Picotte. Sue (10); 128 Pitcher. Kevin (11); 66. 117 Plain. James (11); 7. 117 Pogose. Charles (10); 128 Pohl, Ann (10); 128 Pohl. Laurel (12); 101 Pohl. Steven (10); 26. 128 Pojanowski. Richard (11); 117 Polzin, John (12); 7. 16. 54, 101 Pope. Dana (10); 128 Pope, Debra (11); 117 Poslusny, Bryan (10); 128 Pottsmith. Todd (10); 128 Poundstone. Lila (11); 117 POUPARD. DANIEL 49, 67 Powers. Lynne (11); 13, 117 Pratt, Carolyn (10); 17, 128 Pratt. Steven (10); 54. 128 Prax. Ronald (10); 67, 128 Preiner. Jerome (12); 101 Prescott. Patti (11); 10. 17. 73. 117 Preston. David (10); 6. 128 PROLIFIQUE 14 Proulx. Gerald (10); 54. 128 Proulx, Jodell (11); 10. 11, 78. 117 Proulx. Karen (11); 117 Proulx. Lori (10); 6, 77, 128 Proulx. Sandy (10); 128 Proulx. Shari (12); 7. 101 Pruitt. Becky (10); 128 Pufall, James (10); 128 Pufall, Michelle (10); 128 Purdie, John (12); 101 Purdie, Laurie (11); 56. 117 Quammen. Tom (10); 6, 128 Quigley. Deanne (10); 6. 128 Quigley. Richard (11); 117 Radtke, Robert (11); 53. 117 Radtke, Steven (12); 101 Rainer, Roseanne (11); 117 Ramaley. David (10); 128 Ramaley, Sara (12); 101 Rameden. Mary (12); 101 Ramey, Kristine (10); 128 Ramsden, Daniel (12); 101 Ramsden, David (10); 128 Rantanen, Patricia (11); 7, 117 Rathbun. Kirk (10); 10. 11 Read. Julie (12); 7. 101 REDMOND. PAUL 46 Reeder, Colleen (12); 8. 9. 101 Reeder. Stephen (10); 128 Rehbein, Bart (12); 16. 26. 101 Rehbein. Dirk (10); 6. 128 Rehbein. Kim (11); 117 Reidt. Rick (12); 16. 53, 101 Reiling, Leslie (10); 128 Reiman. Jill (11); 11, 17, 79. 117 REIMAN. JOHN 62. 63 Remitz. Christopher (10); 61. 128 Remitz. Colleen (10); 56, 128 Rhoda, Donald (10); 128 Rhoda, Lori (12); 15. 101 Richert. Jonelle (12); 101 Richert, Kathleen (11); 64. 117 Richter. Linda (10); 128 Rinke, Charles (12); 101 Riopel, Michael (12); 101 Risnes. Joy (11); 17. 117 Ristrom, Clayton (10); 128 Roberts, Katherine (11); 118 Robertson, Barbara (10); 6, 70. 128 Robinson. Bernie (11); 6, 73. 118 Robinson, Corliss (12); 9. 10. 11. 16, 25. 101 Robinson. Denise (12); 17. 25. 102 Robinson. Robert (10); 52. 67. 128 Robinson. Shelly (10); 10. 129 Rock. Byron (11); 118 Roman. Scott (10); 6. 129 Rosenberger. Gloria (11); 7, 118 Ross, Timothy (12); 102 Royer. Jackie (11); 118 Royer, Janet (10); 54. 129 Ruby. Cynthia (10); 13, 129 Ruby, Joseph (11); 118 Ruggles, Paul (12); 11. 102 Rush. Ronald (12); 102 Rydeen, David (10); 129 Rydeen. Katherine (11); 118 Ryhn, Carrie (11); 118 Ryhn, Cindy (10); 129 Rylander. Wade (10); 129 SAGSTUEN. NANCY 37 SAHLIN. MELBA 33 St. Martin. Judith (11); 118 Sandager, Erik (10); 129 SANDAGER. LEE 44 Sanford, Laurie (10); 129 Sarau. Renee (11); 118 Sargeant, Jill (10); 129 Sargeant. Steven (11); 16. 53. 118 Sather, Denise (12); 64, 102 Sausen, Diane (12); 14. 102 Sausen, Ginger (12); 102 Sausen. Peggy (12); 102 Saxe. Julie (11); 10, 11, 64. 65. 118 Scanlon, Catherine (11); 6, 13. 118 Scanlon. Susan (12); 7. 102 Scanlon. Tim (10); 6. 129 Schafer. Lauri (11); 118 Schams. Scott (11); 7, 118 Scharpen. John (10); 129 Schatvet, Bruce (11); 118 Scheunemann, Gail (12); 15 Schlaeger, Thomas (11); 118 Schleicher, Catherine (12); 13. 102 Schleicher. Linda (11); 118 Schlenker. Mark (10); 129 Schliesing. Christine (12); 14, 16, 25, 102 Schliesing. Julie (11); 118 Scholegel, Debra (12); 102 Schloegl, Jennifer (11); 118 Schloegl, Lori (10); 129 Schloer, Mark (10); 129 SCHMIDT. DONALD 31 Schmidt, James (12); 63, 102 Schmidt. Lori (11); 10. 17. 118 Schmidt, Robert (12); 16, 62, 63.102 Schmidt. Ronald (10); 63. 129 Schmidt, Victoria (12); 102 Schmidt. William (12); 102 SCHMULAND, CARL 42, 43 Schneider. Donna (10); 10. 129 Schriber. Diane (12); 10. 11. 102 Schroeder, Richard (12); 7. 11. 14. 16. 78. 102 Schrom. Richard (10); 63. 129 Schuett, Jonathon (10); 129 Schultz. Scott (10); 6. 129 Schumacher, John (11); 53. 66. 118 Schwab. Rainie (12); 17, 25. 66. 70. 71. 76. 77. 102 Schwartz. Evelyn (10); 129 Schwartz. James (11); 118 Schwartz. Kathleen (12); 102 SCOFIELD. ARNOLD 39 Searby. Paula (10); 129 Seekon, Patricia (12); 102 Seidel. David (11); 118 Seidel. Karl (11); 102 Seiler. Mary (10); 56. 64. 129 Seiler. Maureen (11); 7, 118 Seim, Bryan (10); 129 Selleck, Marie (12); 102 SENIORS 86-109 Serbus, Carrie (10); 56. 64. 79. 129 Serbus, Christy (10); 56. 64. 129 Serbus. Michael (12); 102 Servaty, David (10); 129 Setterholm, Nancy (11); 10. 118 Severson. Lowell (12); 103 Shalander. Karen (10); 12. 17. 25. 129 Shalander, Sandra (10); 129 Shannon. Elizabeth (11); 6, 118 Shannon. Enita (12); 6. 103 Shoberg. Camille (12); 103 Shoberg. Margo (10); 129 Sibbald, Chuck (12); 16, 53, 103 Sibbald, Patrick (11); 118 Sieben. Paul (12); 103 Simbeck. Lieza (10); 129 Simbeck, Susanne (11); 118 Simbeck. Thomas (12); 103 Simonson. Debra (10); 129 Simonson. Joye (11); 10. 17. 118 Simmons, Juel (10); 129 Siniff. Linda (10); 129 Skelton. Stanford (10); 129 SKI CLUB 23 Skoog. Catherine (10); 129 Skoog. Marlene (11); 118 Smallidge, Linda (11); 6. 119 Smith. Douglas (11); 7. 16. 53. 119 Smith. Tammie (11); 14. 119 SOCCER 72 Solem, Michael (12); 60. 73, 77. 103 Solem, Susan (10); 129 SOMROCK, BILL 37 SOPHOMORES 118-131 Sorensen, Susan (11); 119 Sorg. Susanne (10); 129 Sovick, James (11); 66. 119 SPANISH CLUB 21 Spence. Michael (11); 119 Spitzer, Clark (12); 103 Springer. Sandy (10); 129 Stachel, Thomas (10); 52. 67, 129 Stachowski, Kevin (12); 103 Stachowski, Wanda (11); 119 Stanton. Sheila (10); 129 STEBBINS. RICHARD 32 Steele. Gregory (11); 53. 119 Steele. Marie (10); 129 Steely. Wendi (12); 7. 9. 25. 71. 103 Stehr, Christine (10); 129 Steinbach. Deborah (11); 119 Steinhaus, Gina (11); 119 Stein. Gloria (12); 103 Steiner. Lisa (10); 10. 11. 129 Sternberg, Thomas (10); 52, 129 Stierns, Eugene (12); 103 Stoflet. Tamara (12); 103 STONE. JANET 44 Stopher, Jeannette (12); 103 Strand, Leslie (12); 7, 56. 103 STREATER. RALPH 16. 26. 37 STRIGHT. RICHARD 31 Stright. Robert (1J.); 7. 10. 11. 16. 72. 73. 119 Stroman. Sandra (11); 119 Stockdill, Jodie (10); 10. 17. 129 STUDENT AIDES 12. 13 STUDENT COUNCIL 26 STUTELBERG. WAYNE 32 Sullivan. J. (11); 119 Sullivan. Patricia (11); 10. 119 Summers, Mark (10); 129 Sundeen, Grayden (10); 129 Sunsten. Kaydell (12); 10, 11. 103 Sunsten, Suzanne (11); 6. 8. 9 Svec. Rose (11); 119 Swanson. Scott (10); 129 Swanson. V. (11); 119 Sweere, Donald (10); 129 Sweere, Lori (12); 10. 11. 77. 78. 104 Swenson, Eric (11); 119 Swenson. Gregory (12); 16, 76. 104 Swenson, Mark (10);, 129 SWENSON. PEGGY 44 Swenson, Susan (12); 7. 25. 104 Swider. Suzanne (10); 129 Taube, Rochelle (12); 12 Taurman. Mary (11); 119 Taylor. Nancy (11); 119 Teel. Kim (10); 129 TEICHNER. SANDRA 49 Templeton, Mark (12); 104 Tessier. Jeffrey (11); 16. 25. 62. 119 Tessier, Timothy (10); 62. 129 Tetrault. David (11); 53. 119 Theobald. Edward (10); 6. 129 Thiry. Todd (11); 53. 119 THOBURN. ALAN 49 Thomas. Mark (11); 119 Thomasen. Roger (12); 104 Thompson, Holly (11); 10. 119 Thompson. Roxanne (12); 15. 104 Thompson. Sarah (12); 6. 8. 9. 104 Thoreson, Jeffery (11); 16. 53. 119 Thoreson, Jodi (12); 104 Timm. Margaret (11); 10. 11. 64. 119 Timmers. Mark (11); 119 Timmers, Michael (12); 104 Timmers. Michell (11); 119 Townsend. Timothy (11); 119 Trombley. Jon (11); 119 Tschida, Terry (12); 16, 60. 104 Tubbs. Jeffery (11); 119 TUOMINEN. MARIAN 33 TUTORS 22 Tyler. Doreen (11); 6. 16. 17, 27. 119 Tyler. Joe (10); 129 Tyler, Katherine (11); 12, 119 Tyler. Theresa (10); 6. 8. 9. 77. 129 ' Tyson, Norman (11); 119 Underdahl. Terry (10); 130 Urie. Cynthia (11); 10. 119 Urman. Randy (12); 104 Valenty. Andrew (10); 7, 130 VALENTY. IRENE 33 Valenty. Richard (12); 7. 16. 27. 54. 104 Vandelac, Jane (10); 130 Vandelac. Julie (12); 12 VanHoever, Roxanne (12); 104 VanHoever, Scott (10); 130 Van Nispen, Kristen (11); 6. 16. 27. 119 Vecchiollo, Anthony (10); 130 Vierkandt. Wendy (10); 130 Vierling. John (11); 119 Vitek. Anthony (10); 52. 130 Voelker, Jay (12); 7. 8. 10, 11. 77. 105 Voelker, Patrick (11); 11. 119 Volenski, Robert (12); 105 Volenski, Sherry (12); 105 VOLLEYBALL 58. 59 Vollhaber, Daniel (10); 130 Vollhaber, Gregory (11); 119 VonBreeman. Connie (12); 105 Vornbrock. Barry (11); 119 Waataja. Vicki (10); 6, 130 Waddell. Steven (10); 130 Wagner. James (10); 130 Wagner. Jeffrey (10); 130 Wagner. Sheryl (12); 105 Waldo. Bryant (11); 66. 119 Waldoch. Mark (11); 7. 119 Walker. Debby (12); 105 Waller. Donald (10); 130 Waller. Ruth (12); 6. 105 Wallraff. Charlene (10); 131 Walsh. Dennis (12); 105 Warden. Jeanine (11); 73, 119 Wathen. David (11); 119 Watters. James (11); 119 Watters. Michael (12); 105 Watts. Traci (10); 131 Webb. Betsy (11); 14. 25. 27. 119 Webb. Christopher (10); 131 Webb. Scott (12); 105 Webster. Kathy (11); 119 Weeks. Amy Jo (10); 131 Weeks. Bradley (11); 54. 119 Weeks. Candice (12); 7, 25. 105 Wehner, Jeffrey (10); 10. 11, 131 Weir. Charles (12); 63, 105 Weir. Michael (10); 52. 63. 131 Weiss, Daniel (10); 6. 73 Weiss, Jodi (11); 6. 119 Weiss. Mary (10); 131 Weiss. Patricia (10); 131 Welch. Daniel (12); 105 Welch. Jennifer (10); 11. 17. 78. 131 Wells. Sheri (11) ; 11. 17. 71, 119 WENKER. CAROL 39 West. Douglas;(10); 131 Westhoff. Michelle (10); 131 Wetterstrom, Daniel (10); 54. 67. 131 Whitacre, Peter (12); 105 Wilberg, Barbara (10); 131 Wild. Keith (12); 105 WILEY. JANET 44 Wiley. Robin (12); 14. 16. 25, 105 Willcoxen, Jack (12); 16. 53. 60. 105 Williamson. Michael (11); 119 Winberg, Cindy (10); 6. 25. 131 Windish. Daniel (10); 131 Winberg. James (11); 119 WINTER PLAY 80 WIRGAU. OTTO 31 Wirgau. Otto (10); 6. 131 Wittbecker. Kim (10); 131 Woehl, Jeffrey (10); 13. 131 Wojtowicz, Guy (12); 16. 60. 105 Wolfbauer, Steven (12); 105 Wolff. Matthew (12); 16. 105 Wolner. David (12); 60. 105 Wolner. Lenore (10); 78. 131 Woog, Elizabeth (10); 131 Worlie. David (11); 119 WRESTLING 62. 63 Wright. Brenda (12); 105 Wright. Jackie (10); 17. 27. 66. 70. 131 Wright. Raymond (11); 119 York. Kenneth (12); 26 Young, Brandon (11); 11, 119 Young. Brian (10); 131 Young, Laura (10); 54. 131 Young, Timothy (10); 131 Zank. Toni (11); 119 Zank, Tracey (10); 131 Zaruba, Debbie (10); 131 Zaudtke, Rebecca (12); 15. 105 Zeiher. Dawn (11); 10. 64. 119 ZELLER. ELAINE 33 Zeller. Kathleen (11); 17. 119 Zeller. Randall (12); 105 Zeren. Cheryl (10); 131 Zimmer. Garnet (10); 17, 131 Zins. Colleen (11); 119 Zwiers. Lisa (11); 119 George Johnson was truly a wonderful man. His passing leaves memories of an unselfish, giving person without whom the Forester could not have existed. Upon his death, his secretaries did an unbelievable job of carrying on his work. In his journey he provided unlimited photo service to our yearbook at FLHS. As we think of the selfless example he set we say “thank you” and dedicate the 1976-77 Forester to him. 158 Memorial Dedicated Staff EDITORS: Judy Keilen, Copy Renee Briggs, Layout Mary Kay Morley, Assistant Debbi Hudak, Photography Cindy Perrault, Assistant Robin Wiley, Business Bonnie Dykhulzen, Business Chris Schleising, Efficiency Mary Jo Jenson, Assistant DEVOTED STAFFS: Copy: Barb Holl Dawna Lichtscheidl Linda Madsen Tom Pareigat Loral Peterson Jackie Royer Photography: Lynn Lindberg Kitty Mattson Marya Mattson Mark Palas Rick Schroeder Cindy Winberg Layout: Linda Bowker Lori Branjord Monica Doepner A Special Thanks To: Johnson Photography Cliff Buchan Howard Lestrud Charlene Petrella Al Larson Melba Sahlin Mr. Harper, concessions Mrs. Onell, adviser Breeze Layout, continued: Lori Florhaug Nancy Kubes Kitty Mattson Wendi Steely Candy Weeks Business: Bridget Dolan Cathy Dykhuizen Debbie Frederickson Steve Havens Renea Jones Cindy Nast Mary Beth Ostrand Corliss Robinson Chris Schleising Karen Shalander Betsy Webb By the time mid-February break ar- rived, editors were convinced we were on a “bad trip”. The pressure and chilling temperatures of working late on deadlines were only a portion of our journey. Towards May, when our hard work would materialize as a finished product, we will have forgot- ten the hectic moments. As 1976-77 progressed, we shared good times and collected many memories. As usual deadlines seemed insurmount- able, but a few dedicated staff could be counted on every time. Among the most cherished will be memo- ries of “flying pictures” ... Lola LaRoux ... tacos in C126 . .. funny furnaces ... missing layouts ... lost pictures ... and melted ice cream. We want to especially thank the cus- todians for their patience, and the teachers for their cooperation. Editor's Notes 159