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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

The Rush of... Student Life 8 Organizations 52 Athletics 78 Faculty and Academics 102 Seniors 124 Underclassmen 152 Ads 174 FOREST FALL 1977 2 3 ACTIVITIES It seems we were always rushing. To catch rides, get papers in on time, get ourselves to class and eat lunches. Our days were filled with friends, homework, and pepfests, and our nights were filled with games, jobs, and dances. Sometimes the same routine got monotonous, but the thought of a forthcoming vacation kept us going. 9 LUNCH TOKEN AND TICKET NEEDED TO RECEIVE-LUNCH 10 Student Life ■ Young Life And Guitar Lessons Add Variety Along with the start of school, student life began also. Guitar lessons were offered to broaden musical talent. Young Life, a community club, was new to the Forest Lake area this year and involved both teenagers and parents. J's Pizza and Burger Chef were weekend favorites. Some students found they had no time for community activities because of school commitments. Student Life 11 Student Life 13 Summer 15 Early Summer School Begins Hectic Summer When finals are completed and lockers are cleaned out, our reward is summer vacation. Although summer is a leisure time, many of our hours were spent with jobs, hobbies, and even school. This past summer marked the first year elective courses were offered in the curriculum for summer school. Rush Begins on August 24 The first day of school started out different than the year before. The first difference and probably the most obvious, was that school opened a week earlier on August 24. Students went to TA for their first class where schedules and lockers were given out. After these were taken care of, the new attendance policy was explained. Another change in this school year was the time in which school ended each day. Bus routes picked up students at the junior high schools first, which caused the senior high to be released later. Included in the new policy was increased contact between teachers and parents. A progress report was sent to parents following every fourth student’s absence. This eliminated excused and unexcused absences, for any class missed is important, regardless of the reason for that absence. Besides these new changes at Forest Lake Senior High there was the regular hustle and bustle of the first day of school. Sophomores looked lost, juniors recognized a higher status and seniors realized that they were at the top, at last. 1. Students listen attentively while their TA advisor gives out first day instructions. 2. Paces show mixed emotions of the first day of school. 3. Mr. Ashby. Mr. Motschenbacher and Kevin Pitcher look for the first vacation day. 4. Mr Mills assigns lockers to his TA group. 5. Sophomores show their usual look of confusion as they search for their TA room. 6. Sophomores Tracey Flermoen and Betsy Bartlett stand in disbelief at the size of the Senior High. 7. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Hallin assign study hall seats. Opening Day 17 Blistery Homecoming Because of the season's first snowstorm, the Homecoming game was held on Monday, October 10th. “Cook the Cardinals and have a Ranger Roast”, was the slogan chosen for the week’s festivities. To start with, on Monday the juniors took on the mighty seniors in the traditional powder puff’ game, with a tying score of 6-6 in overtime. The fate of the game was decided by the flip of a coin, in the seniors favor. Forest Lake’s first disco dance came after, with pronto pups to eat. Tuesday, all day the tension mounted as the Coronation Ceremony of the Homecoming King and Queen was awaited. That night the King and Queen helped judge skit night and a fine effort was made by all that participated. The winning skit was called “Oh, Them Golden Gritters”, by the “Seniors”. A car bash led the festivities on Wednesday during the lunches. Thursday night the 2nd Annual Homecoming Parade came through downtown. There were class floats, clowns, running football players, a band and the royalty. The cooking of the Cardinal was held after in the hockey rink along with a huge bonfire. On Friday there was a pepfest with the drum section marching down the hall playing the street beat with the cheerleaders doing a routine behind. Everyone assembled in the gym to watch the football players having a carameled apple race or in reality a carameled onion race. Then came the snow and the game was cancelled, but the Polka-Jacs still played for the Alumni-Polka. Long dresses and suits set the atmosphere of the Semi-formal, along with corsages, punch, and cake on Saturday night. After the weekend, Monday brought the rescheduled game. The weather didn’t dampen spirits though, as the Rangers cooked the Cards with a rousing score of 9-0. 1. Nancy Johnson stands up for her Golden Gritters while Jo Gunderson and Jody Proulx support her in the skit which captured first place. 2. Scott Henderson. Brad Werth and Rick Verner watch as Jeff Young takes his turn at the car bash. 3. Kathy Larson gains yardage for the juniors at the Powder Puff game. 4. The Crown Jewels of Homecoming await to be placed on the new King and Queen. 5. King Steve “Savage Sargeant reveals the nicer side of his personality, as he cooks the cardinal. 6. Dave Miller ponders over where he should fall in line in the Snake Dance. 7. There are mixed emotions as Sheri Wells. Dolly Hibbison, Donna Kroska, Roxanne Petermier. Shelly Lutz and Carol Coxen await the crowning. 8. Local merchants participate in the spirit of Homecoming. 18 Homecoming Homecoming 19 20 Homecoming I 1. Mary Houle pins boutonniere on Dennis McDonald before Coronation. 2. French Club displays French talent at Skit Night. 3. Students dance up a storm at the Homecoming Sock Hop. 4. The cheerleaders toss footballs to the fans during a wintery halftime. 5. A football player s car is decorated with Homecoming spirit. 6. The Rangers deliver the football through sleet, hail, rain, or snow. 7. Hard working sophomores help decorate their Homecoming float. 8. Waiting for the decision are the Homecoming royalty candidates. 9. The mighty Rangers parade through the street as they sing their bodidlees. Homecoming 21 Shur’ nuff! Novimbur ate-teenth was shur eh nite ta remimbur! The annual Sadie Hawkins dance, sponsored by the junior class was a real success, down In the “Moo — Cow Pasture . The gals paid a dime an inch, cheek to cheek, to get their guy in. Bib overalls, plaid shirts, freckles, haybales, pigtails and straw hats all accompanied the hillbilly scene. For refreshments there was good ol’ apple cider and donuts. And who was there to hitch couples together? None other than “Groucho . He placed the marrying ties on quite a few that night. 1. Jill Sarge ant demonstrates how to get your man (Rick Schrom). 2. Jane Jergens and Andy Brasmer get their heads measured. 3. Four sophomore girls pose for our photographer. 4. The aggressive and the nonaggressive. 5. Mr. Chalberg, clad in perfect attire, surveys the situation. 6. Scott Noleen and Mary Koch get hitched by Groucho (Andy Valenty). 7. Andy Valenty shows Mrs. Stern the rhumba. 8. Sophomore boys laugh over a good joke. 22 Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins 23 Shakespeare Comes Alive Through the dedication of a hardworking crew the fall production of Shakespeare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” proved Shakespeare is still alive through the ages. Even though Mr. Hebert was absent for two weeks, the cast rose to the challenge and took an interest in their individual parts, striving to achieve a group pride. Although there were no designated stars, each crew member attributed to the total success of the show. Because of the change in language, the lines were feared by some. But by the repetition of practicing hour after hour, it became a part of them to express—through gestures, actions, and motions. The show held the interest of the old and young alike. Never before has a school play performed matinees. There were two daytime and nighttime shows. For the Thursday matinee, Kellogg High School brought 120 students, joining 40 senior citizens from the Forest Lake community, to the performance. On Friday, November 11, the theatre department held a Sophomore Appreciation Day with 530 students attending. Although a little hesitant at first of the audiences' reaction—the Shakesperean play became a midsummer nights dream. 1. Jody Proulx shows her affection for a jackass. 2. John Kelly makes a point to Rick Verner. 3. The newlyweds share a toast to their future. 4. John Kelly, Perry McGowan, and Melanie Hoff prepare for the show. 5. Scott Fearing gives Lon Lamprecht a face lift. 6. The rustics show fear of their newly found friend. 7. The Fairy Queen and King (Jody Proulx and John Gabrial) gaze into each others eyes as mischievous Puck (Regina LaRoche) looks on. 8. MIDSUMMERS NIGHT DREAM CAST TOP ROW: Lenore Wolner. Kurt Brungardt, Jenny Welch. Lon Lamprecht Lance Haseltine, Mike Black, Rick Verner. John Kelly, Perry McGowan and John Schadl. MIDDLE ROW: Leann Petermeir, Kelly Dambowy, Christy Bergland, Melanie Hoff, Jody Proulx, John Gabriel. Pat Sullivan, Sharie Anderson, Lynn Koch and Jo Gunderson. BOTTOM ROW: Dori Osterbauer. Jonathan Lien, Regina LaRoche. Nancy Johnson and Andy Brassmer. Fall Play 25 Forest Lake Supports President Carter’s Energy Week February 13-17 was a week designated to conserve energy. With schools being closed, there were many activities to be found. Sleeping late followed by lazy days was common. Many took the opportunity to catch up on their practicing, or cleaning up the house. Florida, Hawaii and the Bahamas were suddenly filled with eager vacationer-s ready to catch the warm sun’s rays. But those not so fortunate stayed close to home to enjoy Minnesota’s wonderful winter weather. Activities during the energy break included: 1. Angel in the snow (Mary Kay Morley). 2. Taking up skiing (Becky Mickelsen, Mary Kay Morley). 3. Sleeping late (Mary Kay Morley). 4. The wonder of nature. 5. Game shows and soap operas (Rosemarie Morley). 6. Catching up on homework (Becky Mickelsen). 7. Receiving Valentine carnations before vacation. 8. Empty classrooms! Energy Week 27 FFA Members Host FFA Week National FFA Week was held during the week of February 18-25. FFA week was honored by the Forest Lake FFA for the promotion of FFA and fun. Activities included were chainsawing, arm wrestling, corn guess, pie eating, seed spitting, corn shelling, egg toss, nail drive and the annual treasure hunt. A silver milk can was the treasure and twenty dollars was the reward. Shawn Dolan was the lucky finder of the treasure, finding it under the candy machines. Coffee was served to the staff and all faculty on Thursday, February 23. Because Forest Lake’s chapter is not restricted to only local activities, many are kept busy by participating in state activities. 1. Pie eating contests were sponsored by the FFA during the lunches. 2. FFA MEMBERS. BACK ROW: Ron Prax, Ken Olson. Mark Reese, Al Boettcher, Mark Chilson. Mark Pogose. Dave Preston, Jeff Blesener, Mark Banta, Rob Davis, Phil Brooke, Doug Gillette. Chuck Pogose, Gordon Brackee. Bret Thiele. Chuck Magnuson. Liz Beier. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kuntz, Eric Sandager, Dan Lindgren, Mr. Sandager. John Neilsen, John Goodrich, Brian Husfeldt. Chris Taylor, Stan Volenski, Donn Pepper, Mike Gorka. Sharon Thomasen. Kathy Rydeen, Wade Geving. FRONT ROW: Yvonne Searby, Sue Simbeck, Kathy Costello, Debbie Merrill, Kathy Tracy. Le Meister, Shelly Molm. Kelly Dill, Kelly Coyer, Lisa Steiner, Jan Hyatt, Shelly Robinson. 3. President Erik Sandager conducts one of their many meetings. 4. The FFA members pose with their new FFA truck. 5. Discussing leading farming problems is the FFA club. 6. Mr. Harper, Barb Larson and Kim Atkins enjoy the goodies prepared by the FFA members. 7. Mrs. Conley. Mr. Larson and Mr. Blasko discuss the upcoming week's activities. 8. Two hungry competitors bite into their tasty treats. 28 FFA Week FFA Week 29 Contemporary Events FLHS students had many excellent opportunities to view history in the making during the 1977- 1978 school year. A wide range of events, from local to international, provided an impetus for change and, for many people, a lot of memories. Peace, or lack of peace, was the dominating theme in international relations. For the first time in centuries, the leaders of Egypt and Israel — Sadat and Begin — met to discuss the possibility of cooperation between the two countries. Racial tensions between black and white people erupted in South Africa and inflation rocked the European market. President Carter spent much of his time in diplomatic meetings with the worlds' leaders. Minnesota had its own share of history-making news. The beloved senior-senator, Hubert Humphrey passed away in January and lay in state in the rotunda of the capitol at Washington D.C. and at the Minnesota capitol in St. Paul. Polk County residents attempted to prevent a power line from going through their land. Farmers again went on strike, protesting their financial situation. The focus on education became a priority as pressure- groups claimed schools were advocating “Secular Humanism”. Forest Lake Schools were in the thick of this battle — the sexual education program was especially under fire. Also, Central Jr. High was partially condemned and voters were given a new proposal offering a larger junior high in its place. Overall, the year was filled with events of great importance — some dismal, some hopeful, and optimism became a necessary attitude. 1. The farmers went to the capitol to fight for their rights. 2. The power line on the farmers' land caused many clashes between police and farmers. 3. The condemning of the 1902 section of Central Junior High brought back fond memories to its former students. 4. Many came to honor the late Senator Humphrey while he lies in the state capitol. 5. The school’s curriculum was under the watchful eyes of the public. 6. President Carter welcomes the Humphreys back to Washington. 7. Although the Happy Warrior was not always in the best of health, he still had the will to carry on. 30 Current Events Class Leadership in 1977-1978 Every year in the spring, each class elects from eight to ten representatives to serve on the Student Council. These students work to better or improve, the atmosphere here, at Forest Lake Senior High. They've really done a fine job, too, under the direction of their advisor, Mr. Franzen. You’d be surprised at all of the behind the scene action that takes place ... for instance, they planned the election of Class Council members, the Teachers’ Tea, and also came up with new ideas for Homecoming week. The Council also took on a successful new project this year in conjunction with the guidance department; planning and carrying out the College, Vocational-Technical School, and Military Fair. This year, the 1977-1978 Student Council met every Tuesday on a rotating schedule: a 7:00 A.M. meeting, a during school meeting, and then an after school meeting. President Mary Kay Morley, made agendas which were followed every week, and the minutes were read by Secretary Betsy Webb. Students and faculty were always invited to sit In on any meeting. Each class elected six people to represent them within the school system on their Class Council. The sophomores got together the half time entertainment for the powder puff game and organized a dance. The juniors planned Sadie Hawkins as well as prom. The seniors hosted Senior Week. 1. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Betsy Webb. Karen Johnson. Mary Kay Morley. Kris VanNispen. 2. SOPHOMORE CLASS COMMITTEE: Jane Jergens, Jody Johnson. Cristy Berglund, Shari Anderson. 3. Roxanne Petermeier reads aloud to the group. 4. A typical Student Council meeting. 5. SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE: Carol Coxon, Lynn Lynch. Karen Johnson. 6. Betsy Webb concentrates as she takes Student Council minutes. 7. Jan Lindberg is distracted during a meeting 8. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: BACK ROW: Kris VanNispen, Scott Henderson. Jill Reiman, Lynn Lynch. Perry McGowan. Betsy Webb. Advisor Mr. Franzen. Mary Kay Morley. Karen Johnson, Penny Hockensmith. THIRD ROW: Kurt Brungardt. Gretchen Craver. Orleen Craig. Jan Lindberg. Dawn Krinke, Mary Kae Erickson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Solem, Jane Jergens. Jody Johnson, Rick Verner. Lynn Koch FIRST ROW: Shari Anderson. 9. JUNIOR CLASS COMMITTEE: Amy Weeks, Teri Bodine 10. Student Council members discuss a topic among themselves. 32 Student Council Class Council Student Council Class Council 33 34 Students and Teachers Students and Teachers Work Together Wherever we go, there will always be teachers. They instruct us through classrooms, sports, clubs, activities, jobs, and vocations. There has been an even stronger urge to bind students and teachers together. Realizing the impor- tance of a good education, students made the most of their schooling while the teachers provided the materials necessary for the students’ growth, development, and knowledge. With the added interest in the special class- rooms, the SLBP and math rooms welcomed the help offered by students, who, in their spare time, taught and assisted students with their reading, writing, and math assignments. While the student gains knowledge, the tutor gains in both his knowledge of the subject and in his ability to work with others. 1. Mr. Chalberg holds after school sessions for those who need extra help. 2. MATH-SCIENCE TUTORS BACK ROW: Heidi Flint, Carla Johnson, Bernie Robinson, Judy Hebert, Tom Kreiner, Kevin Pitcher, Brian Mundt, Carolyn Pratt. Julie Hyland, Sandy Chmielewski, Pauline Ash, Pam Chmielewski. SECOND ROW: Liz Strand, Pam Smuda. Pat Bachman, Bridget Dolan, Gretchen Craver, Dawn Zeiher FRONT ROW: Beth Weeks, Debbie Wettschreck, Tracy Janecak. Julie Borgman. 3. Mrs. Swenson dishes out food to these brave and daring students: Dave Preston, Chris Heck, and Jim James. 4. Ms. Motaz assists Keith Jamis with his studies. 5. Mr. Skare helps Connie Haus dig into her pottery. 6. Even though Sue Costello and Kevin Gudmanson took the orientation unit for Outdoor Ed. they still need Miss Briguet to help them find their way. 7. Mr. Nelson helps Jordeen Johnson struggle through her math problems. 8. SLBP TUTORS BACK ROW: Advisor Mrs. Olson, Wendy Jacobson, Kevin Pitcher, Judy Anderson, Vickey Mateer, Nancy Johnson, Jennifer Damchik, John Kelly, Cheryl Howard, Renee Johanson, Mary Jo Jensen, Bonnie House. FRONT ROW: Michelle Barkeim, Karen Granger, Chris Jensen, Char Leason, Kathy Bruley, Tara Jeans. Students and Teachers 35 1. Mrs. Hanson, Forest Lake Teacher of the Year, assists Scott Krizen in chemistry class. 2. Miss Markus is busy explaining to her student. Alice Burgeson. 3. Peter Pan’s understudy (Ms. Conley). 4. Mr. Branson catches the photographer. 5. Spanish students enjoy the quiet hall as substitute teacher, Mrs. Scofield, looks on. 6. Mrs. Pechman talks with parents of art students at Parents’ Night. 7. Jay Lund and Mr. Belland discuss shop. 8. Miss Ruggles enjoys talking with students after class. 9. Mr. Hyatt and Brian Iverson compare varieties of wood. 10. Mrs. Anderson finds time to explain fabrics to a student. 11. Mr. Henderson and Alice Burgeson work on chemistry. 36 Students and Teachers Students and Teachers 37 Friends Sometimes we pick our friends, using them as mirrors, reflecting the image of ourselves. Our friends are important to us because of our dependence and need for them. We have gone to plays, clubs, movies, parties, and sports events. We have gone with one special friend or group of special friends. When we are with our friends, we can act silly or serious, and we can confidently say “they understand and appreciate us”. So, “yes friend, we will remember you, think of you, and when another year is gone, we'll still remember you . 1. Sue Sorg and Kim Petron pose for our cameraman. 2. Doug Biron rushes through the halls. 3. Donna Schneider and Becky Goss grin for us. 4. Doug Smith and Dennis McDonald show the sneak attack. 5. Scott Mack shows his talent with bubblegum. 6. A perplexed Jodi Briggs. 7. Missy Anderson helps Julie Jasicki in self defense. 8. Shari Anderson decorates herself. 38 Friends 1. Dave Johnson shows off his charm. 2. Ready, set, go! (Steve Sargeant, Dennis McDonald, Doug Smith) 3. Lon Lamprecht and lone Oberg sell tickets for the fall play. 4. Friends are always welcome in the phy ed classes. 5. Penny Hockensmith takes a midmorning break during testing. 6. Ron Schmidt concentrates on his technique. 7. Lance Haseltine gives advice to Donna Kroska. 8. Amy Hanson ponders over her next move. 9. Mickey Chenoweth and Linda Kult discuss the day's assignment. 10. Shari Anderson works around the building. 11. Girls show their interest in woodworking. 12. Dawn Gudmundson studies nature. 13. Jim Pancake, Steve Kroska, and Gretchen Craver take a breather after a long day's workout. Friends 41 New Or Old Rivals From The Past In 1977 fads and fashions were changing as rap- idly as ever. Walking down any street, or even a hall at Forest Lake Senior High, you might observe a girl wearing boots, gauchos, a cowl neck sweater with a stick pin, and maybe she would have a flower or comb in her hair. A boy might be seen wearing a rugby shirt, with a Farrah Fawcett T- Shirt underneath, a pair of Levi’s, and of course, a pair of athletic tennis shoes. During the week you might go to a football game or stay home and watch “Soap” or “Three’s Company” with a glass of Pepsi Light in your hand. On the weekend your boyfriend might pick you up in a four-wheel drive truck, then take you to Star Wars even though you would have preferred to see Saturday Night Fever. If you are a poster collector, you wouldn’t be able to pass up the Charlies Angels or Sylvester Stalone poster. And if you are a music fanatic you might go to a Kiss concert. Listening to the radio you would hear songs being performed by Fleetwood Mac, Linda Ronstadt, Bee Gees, Aerosmith or Neil Diamond. If you are a sentimental you would reminisce the 50’s and 60s by listening to a memorable record of Elvis. 1977-1978 brought back fashions, music, and fads from the past, but also was unique with its own new style. 1. Here are the shoes of 1978 as worn by Sheri Little. 2. Jenny Ostlund wears the famous stick pin on her cowl 3. Remember the shirts sold by the Brothers and the cheerleaders? 4. Another fashion is the sweater tied around the shoulders, worn by Penny Plain. 5. Paul Helin admires the beauty and warmth of Sue Burke s cowl sweater. 6. Ski sweaters are super! 7. Bibs are also in, as shown by Jackie LeVesseur. 8. Two fashion extremes—the rugby shirt is worn by Jordene Johnson and the below the knee dress by Dawn Gudmundson. Fads Fashions 43 44 Money Matters It’s Tough To Be A Teenager As usual, the students of Forest Lake Senior High School were not immune to the prevailing economic conditions in the United States. Although the financial outlook was not necessarily dismal, the effects of inflation were felt. During the 1977-78 school year, FLHS students had to pay $.55 for a lunch. However, they didn’t protest too much, in light of an expanded menu that included several meal choices. School activities provided many people with an evenings' entertainment. Attending one of the Rangers’ many athletic events remained a fairly inexpensive past time and was complimented by a quick bite at one of the many local eating establishments. Outside interests—especially movies, were not so kind to the students’ bank account. The cost of clothes continues to increase; it was not rare to purchase a single sweater at an average clothing store for $25.00. Yes, this year was of great economic concern to everyone. Seniors really began to understand the value of the dollar. For those preparing for college was an extremely expensive adventure: much was spent for registration fees and college examinations, and finances often played a major role in planning for a post-secondary education. Remembrances of high school years (class rings, letter jackets, etc.) were just more ways to say good-bye to ones’ earnings. It seemed, that just being a teenager in the 1977-78 school year was cause enough for financial ruin, but a lot of good times and good buys often came as a result! In order to help you remember the 1977-78 prices fill in the blank spaces under the items on the dollar bill on the opposite page. 1. Darla LaRoque and Becky Mickelsen joyously anticipate a luscious snack. 2. The most popular shoe of the year. 3. Star Wars made box office history in the year of 1977. 4. Students wait in line to receive their lunch tickets. Money Matters 45 M 3 The Work Force During the school year, there are many things to be done. Homework alone can keep you busy four nights out of five. Then there are the athletics, organizations, and dances to take the rest of whatever time is left over. Yet even with all of these time consuming events there are those students here at FLHS that find the time and ambition to hold a job. Some work as waitresses, others as cooks, secretaries, sales clerks, and many other occupations. These people spend up to forty or more hours a week on the job, and yet they still have time to keep up their grades and participate in school activities. 1. Julie Feils straightens up behind the counter. 2. Phil Burgeson packs groceries. 3. Sue Olson shows a calculator to a customer. 4. Loading groceries appears to be an easy job for Mark Summers.. 5. Mary Gervais ponders over a problem. 6. Rosemarie Nelson waits for the customer’s money. 7. Nancy Barnier discusses business with a co-worker. 46 Jobs The Future Is Tomorrow The future. It seems so far away, but the senior class faced the future as it came. There had been college fairs, posters, and counselors which helped us to decide our futures. We anticipated many of our futures to be filled with new people to meet, new places to see, and new lands to travel. For others they looked towards hours at a job, marriage, or college. But yet for many students, they left FLHS with their futures still undecided. Yet tears were shed as the class of 1978 went off to conquer their world. For the underclassmen, school and jobs were still in their daily routine. There would still be games, clubs, pepfests, organizations, homework, fun, and memories. Their time will come, but for the seniors, the future is now. 1 The ACT Tests stand ready for the seniors. 2. Is there really life after high school? 3. Mark Hesla and his parents talk with a college representative. 4. Andy Brasmer stretches during a break in the ACT testing. 5. Mr. Grove gives instructions to the attentive seniors. 6. A senior looks over her test results. 7. Literature and pamphlets inform us there are careers awaiting us. 48 Futures Futures 49 Saluting the class of 1978 50 Senior Class ■� et itKX-'� . °J M'' •' -jj Senior Class 51 ORGANIZATIONS With the start of another school year, clubs and activities, some with special requirements and initiation, got on the road to a successful year. Some, lacking the enthusiasm from the students, took longer to come around. With the help and dedication of a few members, these clubs found themselves struggling through a tough but worthwhile year. 53 The Beat Goes On Music could be heard from the band rooms during fourth and sixth hours this year. The sounds were made by the Concert, Varsity and Ranger Bands. The Concert Band is under the direction of Rollin Nelson and the Varsity and Ranger Bands are under the direction of Paul Redmond. This was a very musical year for the members of the three bands. During the summer months marching was taking place. The band marched as a single unit in various parades. This was the last year for the marchers to wear the previous set of black uniforms as the new maroon and gold uniforms arrived. The marching band consisted of members of concert and varsity band, providing entertainment at the home football games. On the second of October, members from all three bands went to the University of Minnesota along with other bands from our state. Stage Band was going strong for only their second year in existence. Quite a few members from last year were back. Stage Band contributed much to the concerts throughout the year. The winter and spring concerts were both a big success. Many different arrangements and styles were studied and performed at each of the concerts. 1. Cheryl Booth takes a breather as Matt Moraczewski plays on. 2. Mr. Nelson prepares for his next class. 3. Lynn Bardy and Lynn Koch concentrate on their music. 4. Mr. Redmond works on the perfection of his Ranger Band. 5. Sue Mulvihill, drum major, leads the Ranger s Marching Band in the school song. 54 Band 1. VARSITY BAND MEMBERS: Pauline Ash. Doug Banta. Liz Beir.Melanie Benoy, Liz Bodine, Craig Bever, Pam Bever, Yvonne Boyes, Nan Bracht, Jodi Briggs. Pam Burcalow, Tim Cakebread, Jim Carey, Michelle Carlson, Sue Clemens, Sue Daninger. Everett Diemert. Debbie Doucett, Jan DuPay, Vicki Eberhardt, Kim Empy, MaryKae Erickson, Dave Esberg, Heidi Flint, Liz Fox, Johnna Fulks, Ken Giampolo, Jeff Hason, Tom Hart, Jay Havlisch, Chris Heck, Scott Henderson, Phillip Janssen, Rich Jarosiewicz, Janet Johnson. Pam Johnson, Beth Kedrowski, Jim Koch, Dawn Krinke, Helen Leach, Jackie LeVesseur. Jeff Lichtscheidl, Jan Lindburg, Gene Lott, Scott Mack. Rena Marier, Becky Mickelsen, Mark Moraczewski, Kelly Nelson, Laurie Nelson, Lynn Nelson, Brad Olson. JoDee Olson, Lori Olson, Leann Petermeier, Roxanne Petermeier, Sandy Peterson, Steve Peterson, Tom Quammen, Deanne Quigley, Barb Robertson, Bernie Robinson, Scott Roman, Jill Sargeant. Scott Schultz, Liz Shannon, Linda Smallidge, Cindy St.Clair, Suzanne Sunsten, Doreen Tyler, Katie Tyler, Kris VanNispen, Cindy Winberg. 2. RANGER BAND MEMBERS: Sharon Adams. Kent Anderson, Michelle Anderson, Mona Anderson, Lynda Banta, Lynn Bardy, Christie Bergland, Cheryl Booth, Wayne Bowker, Jeanne Breneman, Laurie Carlton, Kathy Costello, Connie Degendorfer, Laurie Erickson, Sue Fedje, Joe Finger, Mike Flor, Jess Gajeski, Tracy Genin, Larry Granburg, Mike Hansom, Pat Haworth, Julie Heck, Sarah Houle. Rogar Humphrey, Brenda Husfeldt, Tracy Janecek, Karen Jensen, Jerome Johnson, Jordene Johnson, Kellie Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Scott Johnson, Viann Kelly, Vicky Kirk, Lynn Koch, Mary Koch, Lori Lamprecht, Mike Lind, Nancy Long, Genyi Lott, Deanne Lund, Lori Lundeen. Diana Marier, Jeff McKenzie. Debra Merril. Sheryl Moorehouse, Shelly Malm, Matt Moraczewski, Dee Monk, Marlon Moseng, Mike Newman. Shirley Noreen, Curt Olson, Ken Olson, Bob Proulx, Mary Purdie, Julie Rice, Michelle Riermna, Scott Robinson, Murray Rudisill, Tom Ruggles, Mary Sargeant, Dave Schams, Cathy Schlanger, Rachel Schlising, Ann Schumacher, Sue Skoglund, Bill Smallidge, Pat Spence. Liz Strand, Diana Swanson, Kelly Theno, Tim Thompson, Denise Tisdale, Kim Tubridy, Cheryl Tyler, Sue Underdahl, Deb Wettschreck, Kay Wilhelm. 3. CONCERT BAND MEMBERS; Kim Atkins. Linda Atkins, Carrie Berge, Mike Black, Dave Blackbird, Sue Boleen, Rhonda Boyes, Gordy Brackee, Jim Bullard, Pam Chmielewski, Amy DeHaven, Steve DeHaven. Dave Dunbar, Sue Erickson, Julie Feils, Tom Fishbeck, Nancy Gessner, Gerry Gilbertson, Mickey Grundhofer, Jeff Hanson, Connie Haus, Marianne Haus, Mark Hesla, Brad Houle, Wayde Houle, Gary Iverson, Julie Jergens, Jody Johnson, Karen Johnson, Karla Johnson, Debbie Kaufer, Joe Kasper, Donna Keegan, Debbie Knudson, Tammy Krech, Lon Lamprecht, Donna Larkey. Regina Laroche, Darla LaRoque, Janet Maki, Vicki Mateer, Marya Mattson, Brian Miller, Dean Miller, Sue Mulvihill, Mitch Nelson, Scott Nelson, Cindy Olson, Gary O’Neil, Terry Paulino, Wes Peterson, Paul Petrella, Jim Plain, Lori Proulx, Pat Rantanen, Kathy Scanlon, Tim Scanlon, Scott Schams. Maureen Seiler, Jo Sherwood, Linda Siniff, Sheri Siniff, Doug Smith, Stewart Smith, Bob Stright, Mark Summers, Ed Theobald. Andy Valenty, Rick Verner, Vicky Waataja, Mark Waldoch, Dan Weiss, Otto Wirgau 4. STAGE BAND MEMBERS: Dave Blackbird. Gordy Brackee, Steve DeHaven, Dave Dunbar, Jeff Hanson, Mark Hesla. Brad Houle, Wayde Houle, Gary Iverson. Joe Kasper, Brian Miller, Paul Petrella, Doug Smith, Ed Theobald, Rick Verner, Mark Waldoch. Bands 57 58 Choir Tra-La-La If you ever heard the sound of clear, ringing voices singing down the hall, “Mi-Me-Ma-Mo-Mu”, you’d have realized that it was the FLHS choir once again warming up for another hard working hour. After director Jim Lindstrom finished saying, “If you don’t follow my tempo, get your own choir and I’m not waving my arms for the exercise”, the choirs were ready to perform for two concerts, winter and spring. Also, many students prepared year long for the state music contest held in the spring. Once again A Cappella Choir was heard with the mixture of both male and female voices. Besides singing at the concerts, they also sang at additional engagements, such as the Elim Lutheran Church in Scandia and various school exchange trips around the area. From the mixed choir, a group of twelve students were chosen to sing in Mezmora, the school’s pop group. Mezmora sang a variety of popular tunes at clubs, the pop concert, and both the winter and spring concerts. Treble choir consists only of female voices. They made their sweet sounding appearance at both the winter and spring concerts. 1 A CAPPELLA CHOIR; BACK ROW: Don Sweere. John Kelly, Todd Peterson, Darrel Bowman, Mark Wehner, Bob Stright, Rick Shuster, Roger Mateer, Greg Elmquist, Kirk Rathbun, Rick Verner, Tim Cakebread, Lon Lamprecht THIRD ROW; Sandy Sweere, Kathy Wright, Karen Lutz, Tracey Flermoen, Joel Buys, Michael Black, Pat Voelker, Tom Duncan, Tim Henderson, Jeff Wehner. Brian Miller, Paul Petrella, Brandon Young, Keith Groeneweg, Kurt Brungardt, Rachel Anderson, Darla LaRoque SECOND ROW; Michelle Gabrielson, Debbie Avery, Lori Anderson, Sandra Gustafson, Holly Thompson. Penny Hockensmith, Colleen Zins, Mary Lundberg, Teri Grover. Sue Costello. Dawn Zeiher, Sue Burke. Carla Johnson, Cathy Dykhuizen, Lisa Novak. Nancy Leslie, Judy Hebert, Sheri Wells FRONT ROW; Jody Proulx, Roxanne Petermeier, Lisa Steiner, Vicki Bergeron, Pam Smuda, Leslie Lewis, Sandy Ensrud, Bonnie Otto. Chris Backus. Nancy Johnson. Teresa Lord, Stephanie Wolff. Linda Kult, Cindy Perrault, Dori Osterbauer. 2. TREBLE CHOIR; Diane Barrett, Brenda Boleen, Kathy Bowen, Kim Chelmo, Maureen Collins, Kelly Coyer, Bev Erickson, Sue Franta, Becky Goss, Mary Gregerson, Michelle Hall. Jan Hyatt, Laurie Johnson, Donna Kroska, Chris Langland, Carmen Lopez, Jody Manfredini, Ginger Olson, Teresa Pepin, Patti Prescott. Kathy Richert, Shelly Robinson. Lori Schmidt, Donna Schneider. Nancy Setterholm, Mary Jo Taurman, Beckie Trimble, Cindy Urie. 3. MEZMORA BACK ROW; Nancy Johnson, Jody Proulx, Darla LaRoque, Jill Reiman, Roxanne Petermeier. Lisa Novak. FRONT ROW; Joel Buys, Mike Black, Tom Duncan. Lon Lamprecht. 4. Roxanne Petermeier, Darla LaRoque, and Jill Reiman sing their little hearts out. 5. Sing Ye Merrily”. 6. Mr. Lindstrom dishes out some words of wisdom to the A Cappella Choir. Choir 59 60 Flag Major(ettes) Those Out In Front “Here comes the Forest Lake marching band!” And who should be leading it, but the colorful flag corps with their flashy flags waving as they perform another routine. This year the new captain, Debbie Avery, worked hard with her corps to get ready for the foot- ball halftime and homecoming shows. This years’ drill was done to “McArthur’s Park.” They also made performances at the Home- coming parade and coronation. After taking a short break this winter, they again resumed this spring and summer to once again lead the band in many parades, including the Minneapolis Aquatennial. Guiding the marching band with poise and precision was drum major Sue Mulvihill. Sue’s leadership of the Forest Lake marching band was greatly appreciated by all band members and Director Paul Redmond. Certainly a job well done! The majorettes have brought another added feature to the band and performed at the football games as well as numerous summer parades. Together with the flag corps, the marching band had a fantastic field to follow. 1. MAJORETTES BACK ROW: Lori Lundeen. Sue Picotte. Dana McCool. FRONT ROW: Maureen Collins. 2. Debbie Avery enjoys a well earned break. 3. Captain Debbie Avery demonstrates right shoulder arms with her reliable corps members. (Lori Johnson. Peggy Duncan, Doreen Johnson) 4, Patiently waiting for their turn in the parade is the F.L. Flag Corps. 5. Majorettes, Lori Lundeen and Sue Picotte. nervously await the start of coronation. 6. FLAG CORPS BACK ROW: Kellie Dill, Charlene Wallraff, Peggy Duncan. Liz Beier, Doreen Johnson, Darla LaRoque, Lori Johnson. FRONT ROW: Captain Debbie Avery. 7. DRUM MAJOR: Sue Mulvihill. Flags Major(ettes) 61 Added Cheerleaders Increase Spirit The cheerleading squad grew in number this year with the addition of cheerleaders for girls' volleyball, cross-country, and boys junior varsity hockey. There were thirty-five cheerleaders and although males were encouraged to try out, none did. The Brothers, a highly spirited group of young men went to various games and meets, promoting spirit with their own style. These groups have cheered their teams to victory, organized pep fests, parents’ nights and promoted the sale of bus tickets and buttons. At the end of the fall season the Lettermen held their initiation week. Initiates had to carry a 12 X 9 wooden board, and have the Lettermen sign their initials. Official initiation was held on Friday and was succeeded by a dance. 1. Proving their strength is Steve Sargeant, Dennis McDonald, and Jim Pancake. 2. A-SQUAD FALL CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Shelly Lutz, Mary Kae Erickson. Donna Kroska. Dolly Hibbison, Terry Paulino. Chris Niemczyk, Patti Prescott. MIDDLE ROW: Sheri Wells. Yvonne Boyes. Teri Grover, Cindy Olson, Donna Keegan. FRONT ROW: Dawn Gudmundson. Debbie Niederkorn, Karen Proulx. 3. B-SQUAD WINTER CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Melanie Hoff. Linda Kult. Mary Koch, Laurie Carleton. Steph Wolff, Ann Linz, Chris Sather, Jordene Johnson. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Boyes. Peggy Solem, Dawn Gudmundson, Cheryl Tyler. 4. LETTERMEN: BACK ROW: Craig Bever. Todd Gallagher, Coach Rick Anderson. Joel Buys, Dave Miller, Pat Kelly, Lance Hazeltine, Dave Blackbird. FIFTH ROW: Mike Hovland, Bob Robinson. Jim Pancake, Joe Schneider, Paul Kendrick, Jeff Thoreson, Shawn Dolan. FOURTH ROW: Mark Summers, Craig Lindstrom, Ron Schmidt, Scott Noleen, Mickey Grundhofer, Steve DeHaven, Bruce Carlson. THIRD ROW: Steve Kroska, Bruce McGrath, Mark Moraczewski, Marty Jensen, LeRoy Magnuson, Dennis McDonald. Steve Sargeant. SECOND ROW: Rich Haus. Lee Nelson, Dave Anderson, Randy Haus, John Schumacher. FRONT ROW: Dave Tetrault. Mike Hughes. Doug Smith, Scott Damnger. Tim Matuseski, Craig Dahl. 5. Chris Sather leads a cheer. 6. B-SQUAD FALL CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Jean Cincoski, Linda Ensrud. Ann Linz. FRONT ROW: Leslie Lewis, Jordene Johnson, Sue Burke, Steph Wolff, Peggy Solem. 7. A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Donna Kroska, Pattie Prescott, Mary Kae Erickson. Lisa Baland, Teri Tyler, Sandy Chmielewski. FRONT ROW: Karen Proulx, Jodi Arneson. Jan Lindberg, Yvonne Boyes, Sandy Schlander, Teri Grover. Debbie Niederkorn 8. Doug Smith helps Al Crane out of the car. Cheerleaders Letterman 63 Publishers Produce Memories Every month the Forest Breeze is produced by a group of thirty dedicated people, who spend most of their spare time putting together the school newspaper. The purpose in publication is to inform the student body and public of school orientated activities and current issues of interest to the students. The editor-in-chief, whose main responsibility is to tie up all the loose strings and make sure everything is ready for publications time is Scott Fearing. Publishing is done by the Forest Lake Times. There are ten other editors working along side Scott and business manager—Don Sweere, who takes care of finding patrons and last, but surely not least, is their ever present, always lending a helping hand advisor, Ralph Streater. Another form of publications in our school is our annual Forester. It is produced each year by a very small group of hard working, dedicated people. There are three editors and two business managers, as well as some very capable staff members. The Forester staff spends many hours (not to mention a few sleepless nights) putting it all together, with the help of Mrs. Redmond, their helping, patient advisor. Our yearbook is the only possession we have that enables us to bring back a flood of memories with the flip of a page. 1. BREEZE EDITORS: Mike Black. Judy Hebert. Scott Fearing, Liz Fox, Lon Lamprecht, John Gabriel. Debbie Doucette. Debby Pope, Paul Petrella. 2. Forester Business co-editors Bridget Dolan and Betsy Webb discuss the patron situation. 3. Editor-in-chief Scott Fearing looks over the final copy before publication. 4. Marya Mattson proof reads another page. 5. BREEZE STAFF BACK ROW: Lon Lamprecht. Rick Verner, Dennis Schuma. Chuck Schultz. Paul Petrella. SECOND ROW: Don Sweere, John Gabriel, Mike Black. Debby Pope, Scott Fearing, Judy Hebert, John Schadl, Cindy Genin. Sharon T.homasen. FIRST ROW: Colleen Costello, Eyvonne Boyes, Teri Schultz, Debbie Doucette. 6. FORESTER STAFF: Greg Groess. Chris Langland. Pam Chmielewski, Jill Reiman, Elina Kurvonen, Sue Cfemens, Sandy Anderson. Sheri Muller. Mary Kay Morley. Bridget Dolan, Darla LaRoque, Becky Mickelsen. Penny Hockensmitb, Betsy Webb, Karen Shalander, Cindy Perrault, Marya Mattson. Advisor Carol Redmond. 7. Luke Rylander and Andy Valenty check over some copy. 8. FORESTER EDITORS: Bridget Dolan. Marya Mattson, Mary Kay Morley. Cindy Perrault. Becky Mickelsen, Betsy Webb. Breeze Forester 65 Bookstore Adds New Dimensions to School For the first time in Forest Lake, FLHS had a bookstore. It was opened every morning and during all lunches. The store was run by students with Ms. Kaye Casey as the advisor. Prolifique, advised by Ms. Casey, was roaring this year. Although there was only one issue, it was packed with student work. The debate team proved their competitiveness this year by participating in many tournaments, including a trip to Watertown, South Dakota. Advised by Mr. Ralph Streater, the debaters showed their strength by winning many individual trophies and metals. 1. Jane Jergens and Dave Dunbar prepare for another debate meet. 2. PROLIFIQUE STAFF BACK ROW: Debbie Kaufer, Nadine Peitz, Renee Johanson, Judy Anderson. Barry Vornbrock. David Vornbrock, John Mayhew. FRONT ROW: Patty Sullivan. Michelle Gabrielson, Bridget Dolan. Michele Masso. Lorri Messelt. 3. School supplies for sale in the book store. 4. Only part of a debater's tool. 5. DEBATE BACK ROW: Jean Gunderson, Jeff Hansen, Patty Rantanen. John Brisson, Carol Coxon, Coach Ralph Streater. Dave Dunbar, Jane Jergens, Debbi Zaruba, Dean Miller. FRONT ROW: Paul Petrella, Regina LaRoche, Jody Johnson. Dave Juhl. 6. Selling school supplies at the beginning of second semester for the bookstore is Barry Vornbrock. 7. BOOKSTORE PERSONNEL BACK ROW: Barry Vornbrock, Bridget Dolan. FRONT ROW; David Vornbrock, Nadine Peitz. 66 Bookstore Prolifique Debate Club Experiences Extend the U.S. During the 77-78 school year, both French and Spanish Clubs participated in many traditional activities. Each attended various French and Spanish Restaurants, giving the students the chance to broaden his or her “world beyond the hamburger”. Besides eating, both clubs participated in other activities such as roller skating and viewing foreign films. French Club and AFS presented a second place skit at Skit Night for this year's Homecoming. At Christmas time, residents of Birchwood were serenaded by these carolers as they brought to them some seasonal French songs of which a few had English equivalents. Mrs. Nancy Sagstuen (French Club) and Mr. Al Franzen (Spanish club) put a lot of work and time into preparing for all club orientated activities. The most rewarding accomplishment is to actually visit these countries. Both Spanish and French Clubs contributed towards the sending of students across the threshold of FLHS into the experience of a lifetime. 1. SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW: Jan Dupaul, Kim Empey, Sheri Mueller, Sandy Anderson. Wendy Jacobson, Cheryl Esberg, Scott Henderson, Shari Anderson, Julie Jasicki, Andy Brasmer, Bernda Husfeldt, Debbie Cree, Julie Borgman, Mark Fredrickson, Julie Hyland, Jayne McMamus. FOURTH ROW: Jan Hyatt, Linda Banta, Rosemarie Morley, Robin Rosengrin, Jim Pancake, Dennis Schuna, Scott Schams. Brad Weeks. Jonathon Lien, Andy Valenty. Teri Schultz. Cathy Distler, Dan Wederstrom, Mr. Franzen. THIRD ROW: Debbie Jensen, Susan Olson, Linda Taylor, Cheryl Moorehouse. Rhonda Boyes. Mike Walker. Nick Lindeberg, Mary Koch, Sarah Houle, Mary Purdie, Kim Tubridy, Brenda Zeren, Wanda Alcock. SECOND ROW: Vicki Houle. Leslie Lewis, Lori Lundeen, Mary Sargeant. Sue Nichols, Cheryl Zeren. Terry Paulino, Pam Chmielewski, Debbie Simonson, Kim Erickson. FRONT ROW: Sue Beatti, Micky Chenoweth.. 2. “All Aboard. 3. Lynn Lynch, Cheryl Howard and Mary Jo Jensen catch up on the latest gossip while waiting for the French bus. 4. Mrs. Sagstuen demonstrates French time. 5. The minds behind the Spanish taco (Jim Pancake and Andy Valenty). 6. Kathy Tracy and Julie Jergens display different attitudes toward French class. 7. FRENCH CLUB BACK ROW: Cathy Howg, Mary Jo Jensen, Cheryl Howard, Lynn Lynch, Colleen Costello, Debbie Doucette, David Vornbrock, Barry Vornbrock, Nancy Kubes, Lynn Koch, Nancy Keilen, Rachael Schliesing. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sagstuen, Karen Hamilton. Sue Franta, Mary Houle, Bernie Robinson, Jane Jergens, Debbie Kaufer, Sue LaMere, Dawn Marsh. SECOND ROW: Monica Doepner, Carrie Peterson. Kathy McKenzie, Helen Leach, Jackie Nelson, Caroline Pratt, Bonnie House, Jodee Olson, Peggy Solem. FRONT ROW: Debbie Wettschreck, Cheryl Booth. 68 Language Clubs Language Clubs 69 70 Ski Club Weight Club Skiers and Trainers Keep in Shape This year as every year, the FLHS ski club was busy from December until March. As soon as a bus could be loaded, the students were on their way to an evening of skiing. Under the direction of Mr. Branson and Mr. Hallen, the skiers went to various ski hills in the area. Among the many surrounding hills, the ski club found its way to Troll- haugen, Snowcrest and the old favorite, Wild Mountain, rotating its weekly trips between the three. One all day trip was also planned to a resort. With the wide selection of hills and trails to ski on at every resort, each person who enjoyed skiing, from the most experienced to the beginners, could have a good time while learning or simply trying to improve. The Forest Lake Weight Training club was instituted this year to give students an oppor- tunity to engage in a controlled and or- ganized conditioning program after school. Students who wish to condition for athletics or those just interested in improving their over-all body condition through the use of weights and flexibility exercises comprise the membership. The club meets Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2:40. Rick Anderson and John Backes are the weight supervisors who coordinate club activities. 1. SKI CLUB STANDING: Mr. Branson, Dave Caroon, Tom Fishbeck, Al Becker. Bob Reese, Steve Olson, Murray Rudisil. Mr. Hallln, Terry Lord, Jane McManus, Mark Hudak, Leanne Petermeier, Sue Mulvihill. Robin Doege, Patty Anderson, Greg Elmquist, Joe Finger, Doug Bediant, Doug Gillett, Cnris Brown, Pat Flaherty, Robin Aim, Chuck Clendening, Kris Erickson. Richard Hoffschneider. Beth Cree, Sue Franta, Mel Benoy. KNEELING: Wayne Lund. Ruby McLaughlin, Deb Cree. John Kelly. Darla LaRoque, Paul Mayhew, Alice Burgeson, Perry McGowan. Brian Miller. Pat Kelly, Steve Michaud. 2. Concentrating on doing the cleans is Craig Dahl. 3. Ski equipment waits to be put into use. 4. Marty Jensen does his leg squats. 5. Rick Jacobson concentrates on benching. 6. Mel Benoy and Sue Franta calmly wait for ski bus. 7. Pitting everything into his lift is Mike Hughes. 8. WEIGHT CLUB BACK ROW: John Halley, Ken Olson, Brian Nieland. THIRD ROW: Bob McChesney, LeRoy Magnuson, Layne Lavandowska. Don Nielson, Scott Robinson, Jeff Hazeltine. Jim Pancake, Craig Bever, Pat Flahrety, Bob Robinson. Steve Sargeant, Bruce McGrath. Marty Jensen. Bill Smallidge. Doug Smith. Mike Hughes. SECOND ROW: Al Krane, Jim Plain, Dan Kelly, Paul Helin, Roy Elsenpeter, Steve Davis. Dave Schams, Tom Distler, Stu Smith, Scott Daninger, Steve Nelson. FIRST ROW: Jeff Thoreson, Scot Noleen, Craig Dahl. Mickey Grunhafer. Ken Giampollo, Tim Scanlon, Mike Immel, Mike Hanson, Brad Houle. Ski Club Weight Club 71 FHA and AFS Offer Varied Opportunities The Forest Lake Chapter of Future Homemakers of America (FHA) was active again this year. Miss O’Connell was the advisor and there were about 25 active members. The group has participated in many community activities throughout the year. A Scandinavian Dinner was held in November to raise money for a home ec scholarship. Other events were making pillows and preparing grooming packages for Cambridge State Hospital. The club sold helpful hints books to raise money for a cabin for the handicapped at Camp Courage. When the chapter is not busy doing something for others they do fun activities. They have gone to dinner theatres, Ice Capades and had winter parties and outings. The big event of the year is going to the state meeting at the Radisson Hotel. The American Field Service Club deals with exchange students. Each year two Forest Lake students are sent to a foreign country. Jon Trombley was one of the Forest Lake students; he was sent to Brazil this summer. Jackie Royer spent this year in Belgium. Forest Lake received three exchange students; Richard Hoffschneider was the student sponsored by the AFS program. Richard is a senior from the Mariana Islands. Richard was the guest at the welcome picnic at O’Brien State Park. His 18th birthday produced his first American T-Shirt. The Forest Lake Students met him at swimming, rollerskating and canoeing parties. He was also at many other activities. • AFS also got together with the French Club and put on a skit for Homecoming. Their efforts won them second place, demonstrating the school spirit that they helped spread throughout the year. 1. FHA BACK ROW: Cheryl Johnson, Peggy Duncan, Char Wallraff, Sue Clemens, Lori Dittbrenner, Shelly Robinson, Miss O’Connell, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Debbie Cronk, Melissa Boyer, Lori Johnson, Jodi Manfredini, Kelly Coyer. 2. Mrs. Sagstuen discusses the correct pronunciation of a word with exchange student Richard Hoffschneider, and Jon Trombley. 3. Sue Clemens always finds time for a smile. 4. Renee Erzar prepares food for a Speech Tournament. 5. What was that Miss O’Connell? Enjoying themselves at the Scandinavian dinner. 6. AFS BACK ROW: Monica Doepner, Kathy Haug, Barry Vornbrock, Nancy Kubes, Richard Hoffschneider, Debbie Kaufer, Jon Trombley, Pat Sullivan. FRONT ROW: Don Kent, Debbie Doucette, Judy Hebert, Carla Johnson, Marty Jensen, Bonnie Haus, Advisor Mrs. Sagstuen. 7. FHA is having an important meeting after school. 8. FHA Advisor Miss O’Connell, hands a member some information. 72 FHA AFS FHA AFS 73 A Variety of Organizations Benefit FLHS The electronics club with its ten members met after school on Wednesdays. With the guidance of Mr. Branson they built projects using electronic devises and facilities, and worked on their ham radios. Some members hope to get their amateur license soon. They also raised funds to get a radio controlled unit. Under the leadership of president Melody Borne, vice president Ken Sterns, treasurer Joanne Erickson, and secretary John Allquist; the work experience club with its ten members held their meetings throughout the year with their advisor, Miss Wenker. During the year they held a bake sale to raise funds for field trips and recreational activities such as bowling, swimming and camping. They also continued their duties throughout the school, aiding many at FLHS in their staff responsibilities. Office Education Association is a club activity of the office education program. OE is a cooperative organization where students work part time in an office, within the community, for high school credit and pay. The officers were: Judy Anderson, president; Linda Schleicher, vice- president; Lynn Lichtscheidl, secretary; Renee Johanson, treasurer; Cheryl Goulet, parliamentarian; Kim Atkins and Linda Bowker, historians. This year there were ten members in the club. 1. Judy Anderson carts candy down to the cafeteria for another day in the lunchroom. 2. ELECTRONICS CLUB BACK ROW: Tim Young, Pat Dahl, Bill Smallidge. Joe Kasper, Mr. Branson. FRONT ROW: Kent Anderson, Gene Lott, Mark Timmers, Le Meister. 3. Linda Bowker counts the day's profits. 4. Renee Johanson works. 5. A student works on his electronics project. 6. WORK EXPERIENCE CLUB BACK ROW: Leslie Reiling, Rodney Berg, Lori Otteson, Miss Wenker. FRONT ROW: Joanne Erickson, Melody Born, Ken Steirns, John Allquist. 7. FLOEA BACK ROW: Linda Bowker, Char Leason. Renee Johanson, Julie Armstrong, Mr. Buys. FRONT ROW: Lisa Babcock, Lynn Lichtscheidl, Linda Schleicher, Kim Atkins, Cheryl Goulet, Judy Anderson. 8. John Allquist and Miss Wenker work on an assignment. Electronics Work Experience FLOEA 75 76 Aides Aiding Our School If you have looked in the library or in the office you have probably seen students helping out. The students who work throughout our school, are aides. They volunteered to con- tribute their help to keep our school running smoothly. Library aides assist in the library by checking out books, magazines, and shelving books. Office aides assist by answering phones, doing errands, delivering messages and many other endless tasks. The aides are working during their study period. All of these students who aide in contributing to our school, are greatly appreciated. 1. GUIDANCE AIDES BACK ROW: Tammy Bourgoin. Charlene Wallraff, Karen Shalander, Terl Teigland. Lisa Beckman. FRONT ROW: Linda Engstrom, Pam Chmielewski, Lori Johnson. 2. Bonnie Otto makes a point while two other aides listen. 3. OFFICE AIDES: Teri Teigland, Pat Bachman. Darci Pepper. Kitty Phillipi, Tom Houle, Bonnie Otto. 4. Library aide Maureen Collins, decorates the library over the Christmas season. 5. LIBRARY AIDES: Susan Costello. Cathy Scanlon, John Sullivan, Desiree Dauphinais, Rita Perreault, Maureen Collins, Terri Schultz. 6. Sue Windberg rests her eyes after working out a long problem. 7. AV AIDES: Joanne Erickson, John Allquist and Kevin Pitcher. Aides 77 ATHLETICS Athletes were constantly on the move. To hustle to practice, change clothes, warm up and be prepared for another grueling day of practice. Along with the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, our athletes and fans learned sportsmanship and pride, in themselves and our school. They accepted losing as gracefully as they accepted winning. The Many Faces of Athletes at Forest Lake High School 80 Sports 1. Scott Mack jumps high for a jump ball. 2. Craig Dahl gains strength by lifting weights. 3. Coach Blasko spots one of his many limber gymnasts. 4. Denise Hallberg concentrates on perfecting her swing. 5. Dave Miller wrestles to stay on top. 6. Opponents can’t touch our football player. 7. Joe Schneider goes one on one with an opponent. 8. Sherri Siniff gains miles for the cross-country team. 9. Kerrin Burke shows her style as Sue Boleen looks on. Sports 81 Spike “I was pleased with the efforts of the team and impressed with their improvements throughout the year.” These were the feelings expressed for this year’s volleyball team by coach Joan Paulson. During mid-season, the team was hindered by the injuries and illnesses of three of the starting players. With only one returning letter winner, Cindy Doege, the team still finished respectfully with an overall record of 11 - 12. In the last 11 games of the season, the team really came on strong; winning 7 and losing 4 and putting on an impressive performance in the Regionals. All-conference honors went to Cindy Doege. with honorable mention going to Kerrin Burxe and Pam Petermeier. 1. A SQUAD VOLLEYBALL; BACK ROW; Kerrin Burke, Cindy Doege THIRD ROW; Coach Orrin, Nancy Goiffon, Mgr. Liz Bodine SECOND ROW; Jodi Briggs, Sue Boleen, Sandy Peterson. Jill Reiman, Dawn Zeiher, Coach Paulson FRONT ROW; Lisa Kenmitz. Pam Petermeier, Jodi Martinson. Pam Bever 2. JUNIOR VARSITY; BACK ROW; Carrie Litchtscheidl, Nan Norton, Debbie Zaruba, Amy Weeks THIRD ROW; Deanne Quigly, Renee Ferderer, Kim Bergerson. Lori Olson, Liz Bodeen SECOND ROW; Coach Orrin, Lori Kunshier, Jill Sargeant, Henriette Morner, Lynn Nelson FRONT ROW; Cindy Winberg, Sheila Florhaug, Rocky Carlson, Gretchen Craver 3. B SQUAD BACK ROW; Beth Weeks. Connie Westergren, Michelle Grundhofer, Lori Lamprecht, Lynda Banta. Karen Peterson, De Ann Thode THIRD ROW; Coach Briguet, Mary Zwiers, Shelly Malm, Brenda Husfeldt, Terri Schultz, Debbie Herges, Diana Swanson, Mary Sargeant, Tracy Flermoen SECOND ROW; Mona Anderson, Diane Marier, Rhonda Boyes, Teri Gort, Sue Beattie, Heather Jeans, Carolyn Cartier, Beth Strand FRONT ROW; Ann Schumacher, Mary Schwan, Kathy Wright, Alice Burgeson, Julie Jasicki, Brenda Boleen. Penny Plain 4. Cindy Doege winds up for a spike. 5. Pam Bever jumps high for a block. 6 Nancy Goiffon concentrates on a set. 7. The team shows their enthusiasm after another win. 8. The seniors are introduced during Parents’ Night. 82 Volleyball Volleyball 83 84 Football What A Comeback Working hard in the hot August sun, the Rangers prepared for their first game of the season against the conference champions Irondale. “Losing the first game shook a bit of the Rangers confidence” commented coach Backes, “but we were looking and feeling good towards the end of the season. The Rangers’ season ended with 5 wins and 4 losses. The team tied for fourth place in the North Suburban Conference with Anoka. Coach Backes said the team’s regained confidence and steam from the fan support. Weather was inclimate for many of our games. Rain, wind and cold were endured by players on many Friday nights. The Forest Lake Football team had three outstanding seniors named all conference this year. They were Todd Phillips, Scott Daninger and Craig Bever. The Rangers starting lineup was made of talented players to give their energy and enthusiasm to a successful Ranger season. 1. The gridders run through another summer practice. 2. The fans stand to watch another Ranger touchdown. 3. Jeff Gort passes to a teammate. 4. Todd Phillips and Marty Jensen block for their teammate Jeff Hanson. 5. Under the lights, the team looks tough. 6. Sheri Wells gives Dave Tetrault a bite out of a caramel onion while Todd Phillips impatiently waits. 7. A SQUAD FOOTBALL BACK ROW; Mgr. Ron Iverson, Andy Marg, Bob Robinson, Jeff Gort, Jim James, Bruce McGrath, Scott Noleen, Craig Lindstrom, Steve Kroska, Tom Quammen, Kevin Gudmundson, Mike Weir, Mgr. Craig Dahl THIRD ROW; Coach Anderson, Coach Lautigar. Kelly Dunn, Jim Pancake. Shawn Dolan, Joe Schneider, Paul Kendrick, Tom Stachel, Al Crane. Leroy Magnuson, Micky Grundhofer, Jeff Haseltine, Coach Backes SECOND ROW; Joel Johnson, Dave Tetrault, Greg Steele, Ron Petroske. Tom Moore, Marty Jensen, Bob Radtke, Brian Husfeldt, Wes Peterson, Jon Olson, Jeff Olson, Lance Haseltine FRONT ROW; Dennis McDonald. Todd Phillips. Mike Hughes, Jeff Hanson, Steve Sargeant, Doug Smith, Scott Daninger. Jeff Thoreson, Craig Bever, John Schumacher. Todd Thiry 8. The Rangers fire up for the Homecoming victory. Football 85 Duece The rackets started swinging early this fall on August 15. Varsity, coached by Charlie Chalberg, and junior varsity, coached by Debbie Muralt, found themselves sharing four courts in a two hour block. Occasionally, the junior varsity helped out by jogging to the other courts at Southwest Junior High. In the North Suburban Conference, the team’s record was much similar to last year’s but improvement was greatly shown. The Honorable Mention Award went to senior Laurie Purdie and junior Colleen Remitz. In regional competition, the team lost a close match to Tartan Park, a team ranking highly at state. The Forest Lake Girls’ Tennis team will be losing eight great seniors and the rest of the team wish them luck. 1. A SQUAD TENNIS BACK ROW; Coach Chalberg, Nancy Johnson, Lynn Lynch, Christy Serbus, Laurdie Purdie, Pam Johnson, Karen Johnson FRONT ROW; Colleen Remitz, Carrie Serbus, Julie Feils, Denise Hallberg, Cindy Genin 2. Lynn Lynch concentrates on a return serve. 3. Colleen Remitz uses her effective forehand. 4. Denise Hallberg puts all her might into her next swing. 5. Pam Johnson steps into her next swing. 6. Karen Johnson demonstrates her two handed grip. 7. B SQUAD TENNIS BACK ROW; Cathy Schlangen, Amy DeHaven. Vicki Waataja, Mary Koch, Jean Gunderson, Jodi Stockdill, Laurie Lindberg, Coach Muralt FRONT ROW; Sarah Houle, Julie Jergens, Kelly Nelson. Mary Seiler, Carrie Berge, Nancy Gessner, Cheryl Howard. 86 Girls’ Tennis Girls’ Tennis 87 88 Cross Country Running Made Easy This year the Cross Country for FLHS was represented by both a boys and girls team and was coached by Mr. Bob Fedderly. The boys’ team lead by captains Lee Nelson, Rich Haus, and Doug Banta had a very successful season. Although hampered by some injuries during the season, steady junior varsity runners moved up and helped hold the team together. One of the team’s highlights of the year was the Forest Lake Invitational, where varsity placed three runners to win the meet. Junior varsity also won to make Forest Lake the outstanding entry of the invitational. The team finished the season with a fifth place in Regional competition. The girls also did an excellent job this season, led by captains Sandy Olson, Rena Marier, and Bridget Dolan. The girls also turned out an excellent result from the Forest Lake Invitational, first place. This was only the girls’ second season as a team, but they still had the talent to finish seventh in their region out of thirteen entries. Many athletic sports can only be seen during certain seasons of the year, but many of the Cross Country members run all year long. Before the Cross Country season even started, many ran between 100—500 miles during the summer and continued their training beyond the Cross Country season throughout the winter. 1. The Cross Country boys start their race. 2. Rich Haus. Mark Moraczewski. and Dave Anderson run towards the finish line. 3. Sandy Olson and Dawn Marsh cheer on the boy runners. 4. Mark Moraczewski shows both pain and endurance. 5. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BACK ROW; Coach Fedderly, Rich Haus. Matt Moraczewski. Bob Moore. Mark Hudak, Gerry Proulx, layne Lavandowski. Bob Proulx, Steve Pratt, Gerry Schmidt, Randy Haus MIDDLE ROW; David Anderson, Doug Banta. Mark Moraczewski. Pat Kelly, Ron Schmidt. Lee Nelson. Rick Wolff. Brad Weeks FRONT ROW; Dawn Marsh. Sandy Olson. Bridget Dolan, Dawn Krinke. Rena Marier. Sherri Siniff, Laurie Young, Sue Olson 6. The girls’ Cross Country team starts their race. Cross Country 89 90 Wrestling Rugged Wrestlers Retain Respect This year was one of the best seasons for wrestling. Coached by Mr. Dettmer, Mr. Reiman and Mr. Pogreba, the team worked hard and produced remarkable results. This years’ tri-captains were Joel Buys, Tom Moore, and Jeff Tessier. “The team has been having some ups and downs but will go on strong for the regions,” commented Buys. This year, a change was made by the North Suburban Conference concerning the order of the individual matches according to the weight classes. Members of the conference decided that meets should not start at the 98 pound weight class, instead, the meets would progressively start with the next highest weight class. With the support of many fans and the mat aides, along with hard work and self determination, this year’s team had a very successful season. 1. B-SQUAD WRESTLING TEAM BACK ROW: Brad Olson, Randy Neff, Bob Rogowski, Chuck Magnuson, Scott Peterson, Jeff Reiman, Dave Gustafson, Jon Jagger, Bob Neal, Rick Shuster, Dave Leckie, Roger Lueken, Tony Vitek, Kevin Gudmundson. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Tom Pogreba. Troy Switzer. Mike Houle, Mark Banta, Kevin Johnson, Tim Hanson, Greg Hinrichs, Rick Haus, Bob Arnold, Jeff Flaherty, Willy Wilson, Mike Weir, Coach John Reiman. FRONT ROW: Mark Fredrickson, Mike Neuman, Randy Haus. Mark Chilson, John Calvin, Ron Schmidt. Tim Tessier, Tom Larson, Mark Pogose, Jerry Schmidt, Joe LaBelle, Doug Banta. 2. More concentration demonstrated by Tom Moore. 3. Reverse! (Mark Fredrickson) 4. Tom Pearson goes for a takedown. 5. An action packed Ranger match. 6. A Ranger wrestler pins again! 7. Another victory for Tom Moore. 8. A-SQUAD WRESTLING TEAM BACK ROW: Tom Moore, Joel Buys, Jon Olson, Rick Schrom. Mark Lange, Manager Kelly Dunn, Coach Bob Dettmer FRONT ROW: Mark Moraczewski, Glen Young, Dave Miller, Doug Jeans. Kelly Geston, Jeff Tessier. Tom Pearson 9. Our matmen will put up with anything to pin their man. (Mark Moraczewski) Wrestling 91 truc e c ore Girls Build Up A Blazing Season The Rangers have the ball, they take it down the court, aim and SCORE! The girls basketball team wins again! Though the com- petition was tough the girls had a good season this year under the direction of Coach Paulson and Coach Gunderson. The varsity squad consisted of fourteen girls and the B-squad had twenty girls. Even though the girls had a height disadvantage, they did a great job and we can all be proud of our 1977-78 girls’ basketball team. 1. Battling for the ball is Kathy Larson and Cindy Doege. 2. Two points by Kathy Larson. 3. Aiming for the basket is Pam Bever. 4. VARSITY BACK ROW: Coach Paulson. Penny Hockensmith. Dolly Hibbison, Mary Lundberg, Lori Young. Cindy Doege. Kathy Larson. Colleen Remitz. Coach Gunderson. FRONT ROW: Sandy Peterson. Sheila Florhaug, Terry Paulino, Sandy Olson. Pam Bever. Janet Royer. Pauline Ash. Linda Banta. 5. Jump Ski High! (Kathy Larson). 6. B-SQUAD BACK ROW: Gail Asquith, Terri Schultz. Kay Wilhelm, Brenda Husfeldt. Debby Herges, Kathy Wright, Karen Peterson, Denise Goiffon, Mary Sargeant, Sue Beattie, Kelly Theno, DeAnne Thode, Coach Gunderson. FRONT ROW: Chris Phleger. Ann Schumacher. Sue Olson, Jackie LeVesseur, Amy DeHaven, Dennise Royer, Terri Gort, Cheryl Templeton. 7. Cindy Doege once again puts up a winning effort for her team. 92 Girls’ Basketball F. L. Basketball Team Gains New Coach This season the basketball team has a new coach, Mr. Sam Mills. It isn’t easy for a coach to come into a new school and take over a basketball team. Coach Mills didn’t know what to expect from the North Surburban Conference or from the boys. However, he found a core of hard working athletes, anxious to improve their basketball skills. Even though they suffered a discouraging season, the individual improvement could be seen. Mr. Mills felt that they had improved as much as anyone in the league by the end of the season. This years’ juniors will also have the added experience to be next years’ team leaders. 1. Aim carefully Scott Mack. 2. Rebound! Rebound! (Jeff Gort. Scott Mack) 3. Scott Mack and John Schumacher race for the ball. 4. B-SQUAD BACK ROW: Coach Poupard. Wayne Bowker, Scott Kohls, Mark Reese, Jeff Miller. SECOND ROW: John Olson. Pat Spence, Pat Houland, Dan Lindgren. FRONT ROW: Dave Goldeman, Butch Meyman, Steve Beattie, Kurt Leason, Joe Kasper 5. Jeff Gort, Jim Bullard and Scott Mack demonstrate Ranger skill. 6. Working hard for another basket. (Mark Moen). 7. Tom Stachel marks the basket as a target. 8 VARSITY BACK ROW: Coach Mills. Mike Hovland, John Schumacher, Dan Wetterstrom, Steve Peterson, Coach Anderson. SECOND ROW: Coach Poupard, John Olson, Scott Mack, Pat Spence, Scott Kohls, Gary Iverson. FRONT ROW: Jeff Gort. Jim Sovick, Jim Bullard, Mark Moen, Tom Stachel. 9. Scott Mack scores again. 94 Boys’ Basketball Gymnasts Stay On Toes By following the example set by the team last year, the gymnastic squad improved in their grace and style. By working on their form and consistency, they managed to capture many first placings. Although hindered by sprained ankles, captains Jo Gunderson and Jodi Martinson kept the team on their toes. By a total team effort, the chance to send individuals or the team to state was not far off. 1. C. Serbus practices a lay out with help from Mr. Blasko. 2. The gymnasts stretch before a meet. 3. Julie Saxe performs on the beam. 4. Linda Ensrud practices her beam routine. 5. A member dismounts from the beam. 6. The final position of a gymnasts routine. 7. C. Serbus shows determination on the bars. 8. Linda Ensrud does her beam routine with a smile. 9. GYMNASTICS TEAM BACK ROW: Maureen Collins, Dawn Zeiher, Ruth Jeans. Kathy Richert, Denise Hallberg, Julie Saxe. Jodi Martinson. Jo Gunderson. Mary Houle. Margo Timm. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Johnson. Cindy Olsen. Christie Serbus. Vicki Bergeron. Carrie Serbus. Lori Kunshier. Chris Niemczyk. Laurie Lindeberg. Cindy Fisher, and Mr Blasko. FRONT ROW: Sue Lamere. Linda Ensrud. Sue Burke. Jean Cincoski, Jane Dickey. 98 Hockey Pucksters Set Records Under the leadership of captains Bruce Carlson, Tom Heryla and Steve Kroska, the pucksters compiled a record of 6-0 before the Christmas Tournament. With only three seniors on the team coaches Doug Peltier and Ken Mikolajczyk looked towards the juniors and sophomores in the hope of building an even stronger team for the upcoming years. Even though the team was hampered by injuries throughout the season, the boys made up for it by the hustling, passing and shooting. With Steve Kroska the leading scorer, the team broke record after record set by the FLHS hockey players in previous years. Despite constant pressure, goaltender Tom Heryla also managed to turn in outstanding performances game after game. The growing interest in hockey by the community added many fans and spirit to the games. For all those involved this year has been a memorable one. 1- Richard Quigley looks for an opening in the net. 2. Jim Forsell shows his style with a backshot. 3. Steve Kroska skates down the ice. 4. Ranger icemen show their spirit before the game starts. 5. Goaltender takes a spill during a Ranger game. 6. HOCKEY TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Doug Peltier, Doug Evgen, Andy Marg, Brad Worth. Bruce Carlson, Jim Forsell, Steve Kroska, Craig Lindstrom, Shawn Dolan. Coach Ken Mikolajczyk, SECOND ROW: Brian McLaughlin, Joe Schneider. Matt Marx, Rich Quigley. Paul Kendrick, Dan Mader, Greg Isaacson, Jim Henrickson. FIRST ROW: Tom Heryla, Mark Kasma, Scott Krizan, Tim Henderson, Nick Lindeberg, Dave Preston, Mike Solem, Joel Nelson, Dirk Anderson, Dave Hadlich, Rob Kangas. 7. Jim Forsell carries the puck down the ice. 8. Cheerleading can be a cold experience. (Terri Tyler and Jody Arneson.) Hockey 99 We Got the Spirit Yes We Do You can be a player, manager, pompon girl, statistician, pep-band member, cheerleader, mat aid, concessions worker, or just a true Ranger fan. It takes a combination of all these people and more to make a team and create the pride and the spirit of Forest Lake. Although everyone does not actually compete in a sport, they could consider themselves just as important as the competitive athletes themselves. Coaches appreciated the help of the statisticians, and mat aids who helped at the games and tournaments. They provided spirit and helped back the team. Cheerleaders and pep-band members worked together to get Rangers fans into the spirit of things. These enthusiasts take pride in their teams and were a great incentive to the crowd and the players. The students at Forest Lake Senior High truly do have something to be proud of. The spirit of FLHS was exhibited this year by many students in many different ways. Taking pride in FLHS and having been an active part of sporting events will remain one of the most precious of high school memories. 1. MAT AIDS BACK ROW: Jackie Nelson. Pam DuPaul, Lynn Sheree Lynch. Kim McKenzie. Nadine Peitz, Carrie Berge. Kay Fangmeier. Advisor Carol Moore. SECOND ROW: Sandy Anderson. Mary Beth Ostrand, Sheri Muller. Bonnie House. Marya Mattson. Barb Robertson. FIRST ROW: Susie Erickson. Dawn Zeiher. 2. Mat Aides have an important meeting about the next wrestling meet. 3. The proud Ranger mascots of 1978. 4. BROTHERS BACK ROW: Brad Weeks. Dave Juhl. Lance Haseltine, Dave Anderson, Pat Flaherty. FRONT ROW: Perry McGowan, Kurt Brungardt. Jonathon Lien, Andy Brasmer. John Kelly. Scott Henderson. 5. Pep band adds their spirit. 6. RANGERETTES BACK ROW: Nancy Kubes. Kelly Johnson, Donna Krech, Kathy Skoog. Dee Morg. Debbie Merril. FRONT ROW: lone Oberg, Bernie Robinson. Vicki Higgins, Terry Lord. Debby Pope. 7. Bernie Robinson takes part in a Rangerette performance. 8. The FLHS gang shows their enthusiasm. 9. Siamese wrestlers show their talent on the mat at a pepfest. 100 Spirit ACADEMICS This year added nine new teachers and one Assistant Principal to our already large force of sixty-nine. Classes were formed for the high potential and the low achieving students. Through joint effort of students and staff members, many educational goals were achieved during the school year. FLHS Staff Works Towards Common Goals Each staff member at FLHS plays an extremely important part in the achievement of school goals. The role of the administrators take on organizing and managing the large student body and numerous faculty members. Each teacher also works not only with individual student needs, but towards the attainment of departmental goals as agreed upon by department members and administrators. All administrators and faculty members also realize the value of the secretaries, aides, cooks and custodians. They took care of all of these numerous tasks that enable FLHS to function smoothly throughout the year. By the total effort of each staff member the school kept running smoothly, with the needs of each student always in mind. 1. William Rand. Principal. 2. SCHOOL BOARD BACK ROW: Richard Traugett, Richard Stright, Otto Wirgau. FRONT ROW: Vernon Boettscher, John Jergens. 3. Bernhard Bartel. Superintendent. 4. Mary Athey. Assistant Principal. 5. Elizabeth Frigstad, Nurse. 6. Irene Valenty, Health Clerk. 7. Russ Cooper. Assistant Principal. 8. SECRETARIES: Melba Sahlin, Pat Jones, Barb Larson. Marianne Tuominen. 104 Administration Administration 105 11 1. VIRGIL GROVE; Guidance Counselor 2. STAN MOTSCHENBACHER; Guidance Counselor 3. DEBBIE MURALT; Chemical Dependency Counselor, English 10 4. DONNA NICKERSON; Guidance Counselor 5. DAN POUPARD; Contempory Problems. Guidance Counselor 6. Jennifer Damchik and Mrs. Hanson look over Jennifer’s future. 7. Mr. Grove signs in Dori Osterbaur for the ACT Test. 8. Guidance Secretaries; JANET WALKER. IONE HANSON, MARILYN PATAK. Guidance 107 1. AV SECRETARIES; Joy Lavalla and Nancy Ensrud 2. FOCUS SECRETARY; Jackie Kroska 3. CUSTODIANS BACK ROW; Connie Carlson, Bud Nelson, Joe Doege, Ira Hollingsworth FRONT ROW; Clyde Jones, Helen Beeksma, Larry Rainer. John Olson 4. TICKET VENDORS; Bonnie Osterbauer and Joyce Schmidt 5. LIBRARY SECRETARY; Elaine Zeller 6. FOOD SERVICE; Ed Phelps. Marcella Millerin, Darlene Lutz. Evelyn Oberg, Sally Johnson, Hattie Sorenson, Jeannie Soelbbing, Marjorie Hoyt. Joanne Benoy 7. Ben Zins studies the problem. 8. Getting ready tor the rush to the lunch lines. 9. Darlene Lutz and Marjorie Hoyt busily prepare school lunches. 10. Mrs. Zeller files another library card. 11. Teri Grover listens intently while Mrs. Benoy tells her about the menu. 108 Special Services 1. MICHAEL ALTAVILLA; Algebra, Consumer Math 2. CHARLES ANDERSON; American History, Individual and Dual Sports, Team Sports 3. JANE ANDERSON; Clothing Basics, Consumer Economics, Creative Sewing, Foods 4. RICHARD ANDERSON; Health, Physical Education, Weight Training 5. GORDON ASHBY; Marriage and Family, World Wars 6. JOHN BACKES; Introduction to Art, Related Crafts, Studio Related Crafts 7. THOMAS BALDWIN; Focus 8. JEROME BELLAND; Woods 9. MICHAEL BERNAUER; Comp II, Great Lit of the World 10. MARGARET BICEK; Reading 11. DAVID BLASKO; Intro to Power, Power Mechanics, T and I Auto. 110 Faculty 1. JUNIOR BRANSON; Electronics, Hot Metals, Intro Power, Transistor Electronics 2. KATHY BRIQUET; Health Phy Ed, Outdoor Ed 3. JACK BUYS; Business Tech, Occupational Relations, Office Education, Shorthand, Typing 4. RICHARD CARLSON; Personal Writing, Psychology, Science Fiction, Thinking Power 5. KAYE CASEY; British Lit, Comp I, Contemporary Poetry 6. 112 Faculty CHARLIE CHALBERG; Algebra, Consumer Math. Geometry 7. DIANNE CONLEY; Gymnastics. Healths Phy Ed. Individual Dual Sports 8. JACK CONLEY, Athletic Director. Health Phy Ed 9. WALLY CONNER; Consumer Math. Math Analysis. 10. ROBERT DETTMER; Health Phy Ed. Outdoor Ed 11. BRUCE DORENDORF; Intro to Power. Power Mechanics, T I Auto 12. KATHLEEN DRISCOLL; Sophomore Reading. Faculty 113 1. BOB FEDDERLY; English 10, Personal Writing, Public Broadcasting 2. AL FRANZEN;Profiles Abroad, Spanish 3. MARVIN FUHRMAN; Audio Visual 4. DOUGLAS GRIFFITH; American Economics, Independent Study, Political Science, U.S. the World 5. STEPHEN HALLIN; Hot Metals, Intro to Power, Plastics Technology 6. GWEN HANSEN; Chemistry, Human Biology. Intro to Chemistry 114 Faculty 7. MARK HANSEN; Intro to Art, Painting, Studio Painting 8 HERBERT HARPER; Cellular Biology, Ecology Environmental Biology, Human Biology, Minnesota Wildlife 9. HENRY HEBERT; English 10, I Want to Know Why, Onstage, Short Story. 10. JACK HENDERSON; Applied Science, Basic Geology, Cellular Biology, Chemistry of Equations, Intro to Chemistry 11. DORIENNE HOWE; Focus. 1. KAREN HOWE; Dramatic Lit, PATL, Speech 2. LOYAL HYATT; Agronomy. Environmental Management, Forestry, Horsemanship. Soil Science 3. DIANE JENSEN; Backstage, English 10. I Want to Know Why 4. DAVE JONES; Creative Writing, Personal Writing, Reading Power 5. GENE KUNTZ; Agricultural Mechanics, Occupational Independent Study 6. ALLEN LARSON; Photography, Studio Photo 7. NANCY 116 Faculty LATOURNEAU; Focus 8. JOHN LAUTIGAR; Algebra. Basic Math. Trigonometry 9. JAMES LINDSTROM; Acappela Choir, Intro to Choir, Treble Choir 10. LOREN LYNCH; Focus Work Experience Coordinator 11. RACHEL MAKI; Comp I, Early American Lit, Modern American Lit, Novel, Short Story 12. CANDACE MARKUS; Algebra. Geometry Faculty 117 1. WILLIAM MCELRATH; American History, Soviet Union 2. RUTH MENKEN; American History, Ancient World 3. KEN MIKOLAJCZYK; American History, Anthropology, Sociology 4. SAMUEL MILLS; Adaptive PE. Individual and Dual Sports, Team Sports, Weight Training 5. RICHARD MOSKOP; Librarian 6. CAROL MOTAZ; Reading 7. DON NELSON; Basic Math, Geometry 8. ROLLIN NELSON; American History, Concert Band, Psychology 9. THOMAS NEWELL; Marketing, Merchandising, Typing 10. JODELL O'CONNELL; Exploring Childhood. Family Living, Foods 111. Myrtle Olson; SLBP 12. CARLEEN ONELL; English 10, I Want to Know Why, PATL 1. JOAN PAULSON; Health Phy Ed, Team Sports 2. NANCY PECHMAN; Fibers. Intro to Art. Studio Fibers 3. DOUG PELTIER; American History, Contemporary Problems 4. TOM PROGREBA; Architectural Drawing. General Drawing 5. CAROL REDMOND; Algebra. Consumer Math, Programming 6. PAUL REDMOND; Ranger Band, Rudiments of Music, Varsity Band 7. JOHN REIMAN; Carpentry. Cold Metals. Hot Metals. Woods 8. 120 Faculty REBECCA RUGGLES; English 10, Nonbook Literature 9. NANCY SAGSTUEN; French 10. LEE SANDAGER; Animal Science, Basic Gardening, Green Acres, Green Management, Horticulture, Land Use, Landscaping. Youth Leadership 11. CARL SCHMULAND; Basic Geology. Consumer Math. Physics 12. ARNOLD SCOFIELD; Driver’s Education. Faculty 121 1. RICHARD SKARE; Ceramics, Intro to Art, Studio Ceramics 2. WILLIAM SOMROCK; English 10, Public Broadcasting 3. ELSA STATZNER; Spanish 4. JANET STONE; Child Care, Exploring Childcare 5. RALPH STREATER; Argumentation, Media Journalism. Myth and Legend. Science Fiction 6. PEGGY SWENSON; Consumer Economics, Foods, High Fashion Sewing 7. SANDRA TEICHNER; American History, Geography, Religion in Human Cultures 8. AL THOBURN; American History, Geography 9. CAROL WENKER; Special Education 10. JANET WILEY; Bookkeeping, Office Machines, Typing, Work Experience Program. 122 Faculty Faculty 123 SENIORS Our twelve years seemed to have rushed by us and now we stand looking at our future, and wonder what is ahead for us. We remember our classes, goals, and achievements. What an honor it was to have underclassmen look up to us, always remembering we were setting the example for those to follow. As the seniors waved a fond farewell to FLHS they reminisced of fading memories. Memories of their sophomore year. Learning that it was tough at the bottom they were determined to be heard, and they were. As they grew and matured in their physical appearance so they did academically. As juniors they were upperclassmen to the incoming sophomores, yet underclassmen to the seniors. As the middle class they still strived to make themselves heard and the sophomores and seniors paid attention. Another summer passed and the class of 78 came back even stronger, ready to take over their reign as seniors. They succeeded in demonstrating how it was done to the underclassmen by hosting a Ranger Roast and feasting on the Cardinals. They mastered the art of leadership with their control of the juniors for Slave Day. As the months passed the seniors became involved in plans for the future, by getting into the “ACT” by taking the American College Test. The seniors broght their leadership to the Junior-Senior Prom where they showed others the steps to take. The seniors proved you could have perfect attendance, as the whole class of 78 gathered for graduation commencement. 1. Liz Fox works on her art. 2. Kerrin Burke demonstrates her style of serve. 3. A student works on the loom. 4. Sue Mulvihill assumes her role as drum major. 5. Lon Lam- precht makes a point to Jonathan Lien during a perfor- mance. 126 Seniors Jeffrey Ahlm David Aim Charles Anderson David Anderson Harlan Anderson Janet Anderson Judith Anderson Karen Anderson Rachel Anderson Sandra Anderson Vance Anderson Wendy Anderson Julie Armstrong Kim Atkins Debbie Avery Lisa Babcock Richard Bahnemann Robert Bahnemann Stephen Balfanz Mark Banta Michelle Barkeim Cindy Barton Rick Benson Craig Bever Michael Black David Blackbird Susan Boleen Terry Bothman Katherine Bowen Linda Bowker Darrel Bowman Michael Boyer Yvonne Boyes Natalie Bracht Andrew Brasmer Duane Bridgeman 128 Seniors 1. A Cardinal attempts to attack a Ranger without success. 2. Enthusiastic cheerleaders lead cheers at the bon fire. 3. Mr. Reiman shows Bob Radtke the arts of metal. John Brisson Terrance Brown Kerrin Burke Terry Buske Joel Buys Craig Cain Timothy Cakebread Tim Carleton Bruce Carlson Jeffrey Carlson Rick Cassman Kathie Cheesebrough Patricia Chenoweth Pamela Chmielewski Rusty Coleman Maureen Collins Seniors 129 Colleen Costello Caroline Coxon Dustina Craig Allen Crane Deborah Cree Craig Dahl Michael Dale Jennifer Damchik Denise Danielson Scott Daninger Susan Daninger Beverly Davidson Stephen DeHaven Tod Des Jardins Cynthia Doege Monica Doepner 130 Seniors Bridget Dolan Debbie Doucette Cheryl Dresel Thomas Duncan Pamela DuPaul Glenn Eberhardt Greg Ensrud Sandra Ensrud Beverly Erickson Susie Erickson Thomas Erickson Renee Erzar Dave Esberg Kevin Essen Kay Fangmeier Mary Faymoville 1. Joel Buys reads his lines as Karen Johnson proclaims the Rangers number one. 2. Char Leason shows her enthusiasm for typing. 3. Shelly Lutz, Marcie Svec, Dave Miller, and Rose Svec spend a few minutes to chat. Seniors 131 Scott Fearing Julie Feils Debbie Feldt Patrick Flaherty Dawn Flint Elizabeth Fox Ronald Fraley Naomi Frost Maria Fuglie John Gabriel Michelle Gabrielson Todd Gallagher Cindy Genin Mary Gervais Gene Gillespie Diana Gillette Jeff Goodin Becky Goss Cheryl Goulet Karen Granger 132 Seniors 1. Mr. Hebert shows Jody Proulxthe proper pose of mighty Queen Titania. 2. The mighty Ranger Jeff Gort proves his skill as an acrobat. 3. Kris VanNispen proves that she can work efficiently in the shop rooms. Charles Groshens Gail Grossnickle Teri Grover Timothy Gruett Mickey Grundhofer Jo Gunderson Sandra Gustafson Lori Hagen Michelle Hall Denise Hallberg Karen Hamilton Jeffrey Hansen Mark Hansen Mario Hansen Amy Hanson Barbara Hanson Seniors 133 Kevin Haseltine Lance Haseltine Richard Haus Judy Hebert Debra Heinze Scott Henderson Jodi Hewson Dolly Hibbison Barb Hindi David Hinrichsen Vickie Hiltner Penelope Hockensmith David Hodges Karen Holcomb Monica Holl Danita Houle Mary Houle Shane Houle Bonnie House Michael House Cheryl Howard Mark Hudak Michael Hughes Debra Hulsman 134 Seniors Brian Husfeldt Charles Immel Brian Iverson Ruth Jeans Tara Jeans Bonnie Jensen Christine Jensen Martin Jensen 1. Kris Van Nispen is escorted offstage by Ranger Mark Hesla as Jodi Arneson falls in behind. 2. Jonathan Lien and Andrew Brasmer strive for the attention of Nancy Johnson as Regina LaRoche and Dori Osterbauer look on. Seniors 135 Mary Jo Jensen John Jewison Renee Johanson Carla Johnson Diane Johnson Janet Johnson Joel Johnson Karen J. Johnson Karen L. Johnson Laurie Johnson Nancy Johnson Pam Johnson Robert Johnson Julie Jones David Juhl Scott Kaiser 1. Majorette Maureen Collins starts the procession of the 1977 Coronation. 2. Seniors Jody Proulx, Doreen Tyler, and friends add the final touches to their float. 3. Practicing originality in his art class is Greg Steele. 4. The eager helping hand of a senior is shown by Dave Miller. 5. With everlasting energy and spirit, the varsity cheerleaders perform during a pepfest. 6. Adding the final touches of Craig Bever's make up. is Jim Pancake. 136 Seniors Deborah Kaufer Beth Kedrowski William Keilen Shelby Kelch Mark Keller Patrick Kelly Dawn Kilgriff Julie Kling Debbie Knudson James Koch Scott Kohler David Kotchen Donna Kroska Lon Lamprecht Mark Lange Donna Larkey Darla LaRoque Layne Lavandowska Pam Lawman Gary Lawrence Helen Leach Charlene Leason 138 Seniors 1. Queen Sheri Wells rides in the royal procession of the Homecoming Parade. 2. Shelly Lutz and Tim Matuseski walk together to join their fellow candidates. ‘3. Julie Armstrong cleans out her utensils after a day in the art room. 1 Wade Leonard Dawn Lewis Lynn Lichtscheidl Jonathan Lien Margaret Linder Conrad Linquist Chris Linz Sheryl Lomnes Carmen Lopez Teresa Lord Gene Lott David Lund Mary Lund berg Michelle Lutz Greg Lynch Lynn Lynch LeRoy Magnuson Laurie Maguire Mark Manders Rena Marier Seniors 139 Ronald Marier Jodi Martinson Cynthia Massie Michele Masso Victoria Mateer Kathleen Mategko Joy Matheson Julie Matheson Mark Matheson Melanie Matheson Michael Matheson Timothy Matuseski 140 Seniors John Mayhew Dennis McDonald Perry McGowan Kimberly McKenzie Ray McKenzie Ruby McLaughlin Jayne McManus Leanne Meister Lori Messelt Gayle Ann Michael Rebecca Mickelsen David Miller Kimberly Miller Tamara Miner Thomas Moore Mary Kay Morley Sheri Muller Susan Mulvihill Brian Mundt Jeffery Murphy William Myrick Diane Neis Gary Nelson Jackie Nelson Seniors 141 Laurie Nelson Lee Nelson Lori Nelson Rosemarie Nelson Mark Neumann Susan Nichols Deborah Niederkorn Cynthia Nielsen Todd Nutter lone Oberg Dale Oelke Brad Olson Jeffery Olson Jill Olson Jon Olson Larry Olson Robert Olson Sandra Olson 142 Seniors Susan Olson Dori Osterbauer Jennifer Ostlund Bonnie Otto Lisa Palas Thomas Pearson Teresa Peek Nadine Peitz 1. Sandy Peterson rides our mascot before the game begins. 2. Steve Sargeant begins the roast. 3. The cheerleaders pep up the crowd with one of their many cheers. 4. An art student decides which twine should be used. Seniors 143 Mike Peltier Teresa Pepin Darcy Pepper Cindy Perrault Roxanne Petermeier Warren Peters David Peterson Sandra Peterson Steve Peterson Wes Peterson Keith Petroske Ronald Petroske Charles Pfingsten Gwen Philippi Todd Phillips Kevin Pitcher John Polokangas Debby Pope Lila Poundstone T. R. Powers Patti Prescott Jody Proulx Karen Proulx Laurie Purdie Richard Quigley Robert Radtke Rosanne Rainer Patricia Rantanen 1. Sheri Wells lights her fire. 2. Perry McGowan carries the cardinal. 3. Joy Matheson irons out her art project. 4. The seniors’ float displays their talent. Seniors 145 Jill Reiman Kathleen Richert Joy Risnes Kathy Roberts Bernadette Robinson Gloria Rosenberger Joann Rue Kathy Rydeen Carrie Ryhn Steven Sargeant Julie Saxe Catherine Scanlon Scott Schams Thomas Schlaeger Linda Schleicher Julie Schliesing Jennifer Schloegl Lori Schmidt 146 Seniors John Schumacher Maureen Seiler Nancy Setterholm Elizabeth Shannon Susan Simbeck Marlene Skoog Linda Smallidge Douglas Smith 1. Two art students diligently work on the potters wheel. 2. Hey Brothers .. . Let me see you do the Frankenstein. 3. Todd Thiry escorts Roxanne Petermeir to the platform. Seniors 147 Michael Spence Cynthia St. Clair Judith St. Martin Wanda Stachowski Greg Steele Deborah Steinbach Dennis Stoffels Robert Stright Patricia Sullivan Suzanne Sunsten Rose Svec Joel Tagg 148 Seniors MaryJo Taurman Nancy Taylor David Tetrault Todd Thiry Holly Thompson Jeff Thoreson Margo Timm Mark Timmers Michell Timmers Jon Trombley Jeffrey Tubbs Doreen Tyler Katherine Tyler Norman Tyson Cynthia Urie Kristen Van Nispen 1. Kerrin Burke closes her eyes to the realization that she will crush Jill Reiman as they both fall for the ball. 2. Liz Fox proclaims the victorious Ranger (Judy Hebert) over the Cardinals. 3. Todd Phillips escorts Donna Kroska to the coronation platform. 4. Nancy Johnson sings her Golden Gritters onto victory. 5. Making herself beautiful Jo Gunderson works before a mirror with Dori Osterbauer as inspector. Seniors 149 John Vierling Patrick Voelker Greg Vollhaber Barry Vornbrock Mark Waldoch David Wathen Betsy Webb Kathy Webster Brad Weeks Jodi Weiss Sheri Wells Mike Williamson James Winberg Rick Wolff David Worlie Gretchen Wortman Brandon Young Dawn Zeiher 150 Seniors 1. Setting up the bonfire is Mr. Franzen with the Brothers showing their spirit. 2. Once again beating up a defenseless object is Steve Sargeant. 3. Candidates Dolly Hibbison and Steve Sargeant proceed down the aisle. 4. Michele Masso succeeds in completing her first masterpiece (Jeff Gort). Kathy Zeller Joseph Zerwas Colleen Zins Lisa Zwiers Seniors 151 UNDER CLASSMEN m h % % , y Hie umlcfe % piteud a Although there was the usual confusion of the first day, new friends, and new teachers, the underclassmen adjusted well to the situation. With no immediate worry about their future, they energetically made plans for their year. They obtained their drivers' licenses, joined new clubs, took tests and received results. With the appreciation of their new found independence, they watched their tardies and absences. Seeing the example of the upperclassmen, they anxiously await their senior year. 153 A Stuck In The Middle The class of 79 started out last fall representing the junior class for the 1977-78 school year. Some of the events that took place during the school year included the junior girls against the senior girls in the Powder Puff game during Home- coming week. The junior class sponsored the 77-78 Sadie Hawkins dance, giving the braver girls a chance to ask the guys to the hoe-down in Dogpatch USA. The junior class also sponsored the junior-senior prom in the spring of 78. Many attended and participated in extracurricular activities, but overall, most were thinking about their futures and where it would lead them. For some, the future will hold going directly to a job while others will be furthering their education. As the year drew to an end, the joys and sorrows felt throughout the year were drawn to a close and a final farewell was said to the graduating senior class. Kim Aadland John Abress Julie Adams Vicky Allen Brian Aim Scott Almquist Mimi Anderson Dawn Anderson Dirk Anderson Patricia Anderson Richard Anderson Sharon Anderson Jodi Arneson Pauline Ash Gail Asquith Richard Autey Patricia Bachman Christa Backus Lisa Bahnemann Lisa Baland Doug Banta Nancy Barnier Diana Barrett Lisa Beckman Elizabeth Beier Melanie Benoy John Berg Carrie Berge Vickie Bereron Kim Bergerson 154 Juniors Pamela Bever Debbie Birdsall Doug Biron Walter Bishop Carla Bjorklund Lavoy Blackledge Joe Blouin Liz Bodine Teri Bodine Todd Bohnen Julie Borgman James Boyer Jim Bracht Jodi Briggs Phillip Brooke Jerry Brune Kurt Brungardt Scott Bunton H. John Burcalow Philip Burgeson Alex Burlingame Cheryl Bush Jody Buske John Calvin Randy Cardinal James Carey Betsy Carlson Donna Carlson Michelle Carlson Roxann Carlson Mark Charpentier Kim Chelmo Sandra Chmielewski Susan Clemens Charles Clendenen Barbara Collier Sue Costello Kelly Coyer Orleen Craig Sherry Crane Gretchen Craver Elizabeth Crawford Debra Cronk Laureen Crouse Brian Dahl Steve Dahlin Kelly Dambowy Kevin Davis Raymond Dawson Ingrid Dent Frederick Dewall Everett Diemert Cathryn Distler Shawn Dolan 1. The juniors follow the leader. 2. Sophomores entertain at halftime of the powderpuff game. 3. That’s the blankest stare I've ever seen, Andy Valenty. 4. Look out Barb Robertson, here comes Mary Houle. Juniors 155 1. John Lewis uses his artistic talent at the potter's wheel 2. Junior Jodi Briggs shows her running ability during the Powderpuff game as referee Chuck Anderson watches Wanda Dumire Peggy Duncan Kelly Dunn Janelle DuPaul Clinton Dupslaff Cathy Dykhuizan Donald Eberhardt Vickie Eberhardt Gayle Eggen Kim Empey Christopher Engberg Sharon Ensrud Deanna Erickson Mary Kae Erickson Gary Erkenbrack Tami Feddick Renee Ferderer David Finneman Michael Fischer Cindy Fisher Dean Flaherty Sheila Florhaug Jack Ford Susan Franta Debra Frederickson Todd Fugate Johanna Fulks Larry Fuller Kevin Gage Nannette Gannon Loretta Garske Jeff Gervais Denise Geske Nancy Gessner Gerald Gilbertson Nancy Goiffon Gregory Gordon Jeff Gori Karen Gottwaldt Mike Gregerson Scott Groess Brian Grubbs Kevin Gudmundson Larry Gunderson David Hadlich Mary Hagen Ramona Hales Scott Hall 156 Juniors Cheryl Haiiberg Kenneth Halim Jeff Haluptzok Carol Hansen Jeff Hansen Brian Hanson Dale Hanson Timothy Hanson Thomas Hart Wayne Hartung Jeff Haseitine Stan Hauble Marianne Haus Kenneth Havens Jay Havlisch Chris Heck Cindy Hed Steven Helin Andy Herubin Mark Hesla Vickie Higgins Janice Hollenbeck Joan Holm9trom Robert Hoppe Bradley Houle Michael Houle Wayde Houle Mike Hovland Kathy Howg Janette Hyatt Julie Hyland Greg Isaacson Gary Iverson Wendy Jacobson Jon Jaeger James James Richard Jarosiewicz Doug Jeans Dallas Jelmberg Steven Jensen Julie Jergen9 Randy Jeukens Martin Jewison Cheryl Johnson Donna Johnson Pamela Johnson Richard Johnson Robert Johnson Shannon Johnson Ted Johnson Terri Johnson Lorraine Jones Renae Jones Bruce Jovan Alex Juhl P Kannlsto Donna Keegan Brad Kellerhuis John Kelly Lisa Kemnitz Juniors 157 Paul Kendrick Donald Kent Steve Ketchmark Pat Kirkwold Sue Kohler Daniel Koppy Doug Kottke Lori Kranick Donna Krech Dawn Krinke Scott Krizan Stephan Kroska Nancy Kubes Beth Kunshier Donno Kunshier Lori Kunshier Jon LaMar Christine Langland Ann Larson Catherine Larson Larry Larson Jerry Lawman Rick Lehman Debra LeVesseur John Lewis Jeff Lichtscheidl Kari Lichtscheidl Margaret Lien Catherine Lind Janelle Lindberg Laurie Lindeberg Ronald Lindeberg Craig Lindstrom Roger Lueken Jim Lukenbill Sandra Lukkenon Jay Lund Jerry Lund Mark Lundeen Karen Lutz Scott Mack William Mackey Daniel Mader Janet Maki Jody Manfredini Andrew Marg Larry Markusson Mary Maroshek 158 Juniors Roger Mateer Marya Mattson i j James McCullough Bruce McGrath Linda McGuire Cathy McKenzie Craig McKinzie Cheryl McNamara Timothy Menne Renee Merritt Janet Metzger Brian Miller Carrie Miller Dean Miller Mark Moen Tom Moen David Monk Robert Moore Mark Moraczewski Jackie Mordorski Joseph Morley Peggy Muller R. Munson Dean Nalewaja Lisa Navin Cheryl Nelson David Nelson Hugh Nelson Kelly Nelson Lynn Nelson Scott Nelson Randy Ness Mark Newman Leland Nicklason Jodi Nieland Beth Nielsen Jodie Nielsen Christine Niemczyk Scott Noleen Kimberly Nordin Nanette Norton William O'Brien Theresa Ohnsorg Randall Oleson Bradley Olson Cynthia Olson Jodee Olson Julie Olson Juniors 159 Lori Olson Shan Olson Gary O'Neil Brian O'Shaughnessy Marybeth Ostrand Dean Otteson Lori Otteson James Pancake Peter Parker Marcelina Paugel Steve Paul Teresita Paulino Jeffrey Peltier Jesse Perrault Richard Perreault Jay Person Pamela Petermeier Karrie Peterson Tom Peterson Stephanie Peterson Terry Peterson Theresa Peterson Todd Peterson Paul Petrella Kim Petron Sue Picotte Charles Pogose Ann Pohl Stephen Pohl Dana Pope Bryan Poslusny Todd Pottsmith Tammie Powers Carolyn Pratt Steve Pratt Ronald Prax Richard Prestegaard David Preston Gerald Proulx Lori Proulx Sandra Proulx Becky Pruitt Jim Pufall Tom Quammen Deanne Quigley Kristine Ramey David Ramsden Kirk Rathbun Steve Reeder Mary Regel Dirk Rehbein Leslie Reiling Chris Remitz Colleen Remitz Donald Rhoda Brian Ritscher Barbara Robertson Robert Robinson Shelly Robinson Scott Roman 160 Juniors 1. Patty Anderson and Jenny Welsh wait for hungry Sadie Hawkins hillbillies. Joe Rosenbush Janet Royer Cynthia Ruby Dave Rydeen Cindy Ryhn Wade Rylander C. Rystrom Jill Sampson Erik Sandager Laurie Sanford Jill Sargeant Timothy Scanlon John Scharpen Mark Schlenker Lori Schloegl Mark Schloer Ronald Schmidt Donna Schneider Joe Schneider Richard Schrom Jonathon Schuett Scott Schultz Evelyn Schwartz Mary Seiler Carrie Serbus Christy Serbus Karen Shalander Sandra Shalander Juel Simmons Debra Simonson Linda Siniff Catherine Skoog Susan Solem Sue Sorg Tom Stachel Marie Steele Lisa Steiner Kenneth Steirns Thomas Steinberg Jodie Stockdill Jerry St. Sauver Mark Summers Juniors 161 Graydon Sundeen Paul Swanson Donald Sweere Mark Swenson Suzanne Swider Teri Teigland Tim Tessier Dothan Theising Edward Theobald Kathleen Tracy Theresia Tyler Andrew Valenty Jane Vandekac Tony Vecchiollo Wendy Vierkandt Tony Vitek Danny Vollhaber Vicki Waataja Steven Waddell James Wagner Jeff Wagner Donald Waller Charlene Wallraff John Waterhouse Traci Watts Chris Webb Amy Weeks Jeff Wehner Mike Weir Danny Weiss Patricia Weiss Jennifer Welch Michelle Westhoff Dan Wetterstrom Barb Wilberg Cindy Winberg Susan Winberg Lenore Wolner Beth Woog Linda Woog Coleta Wright Brian Young Laurie Young Timothy Young Tracy Zank Debbi Zaruba Cheryl Zeren Garnet Zimmer 1. A sophomore trumpeter. 2. A typical sophomore lunch. 3. Juniors show their aggressiveness in the powderpuff game. 162 Juniors Central and Southwest Combine The beginning of the year became a reunion for students. For sophomores it also meant meeting new friends, as Central and Southwest combined to form the Class of ’80. In a combined effort they demonstrated their imagination to entertain fans during the half- time of the Powder Puff game with a turkey chase. Reuniting later in the year the Class of '80, while studying Shakespeare in their English classes, were entertained by the Theatre Club with a performance of a Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Sharon Adams Randall Akkerman Wanda Alcock Scott Aldentaler Robin Aim Kathie Anderson Kent Anderson Lenore Anderson Loren Anderson Michael Anderson Michelle Anderson Ramona Anderson Robert Anderson Sandra Anderson Shari Anderson Dana Antinozzi Nick Antinozzi Robert Arnold Shawn Asquith Linda Atkins Julie Autey Bruce Bairaktaris Sophomores 163 Ronald Baker Karen Balfanz Lynda Banta Lynne Bardy Besty Bartlett Greg Bayless Steven Beattie Susan Beattie Michael Bebeau Douglas Bedient Theodore Benson Deborah Berg Rodney Berg Christy Berglund Jeffrey Berglund Chris Beyer Timothy Bibeau Vickie Biggs Tana Billman Lori Black Alan Boettcher Richard Bohnen Brenda Boleen Margaret Bookwalter Cheryl Booth Melody Born Dan Bothman Tamera Bourgoin Wayne Bowker Gregory Boyce Melissa Boyer Rhonda Boyes Gordan Brackee Marsha Branum Richard Branum Jeanne Breneman Christopher Brown Deborah Brown J. Brown Kathleen Bruley Barbara Bunn Morris Bunney 164 Sophomores Alice Burgeson Susan Burke Dean Cameron Laurie Carleton Guy Carlson Tomiann Caron David Caroon Carolyn Cartier Daniel Charpentier Michele Chenoweth Bradley Cherry Robert Childers Mark Chilson Jean Cincoski Mark Cincoski Rita Clausen Kathleen Costello Beth Cree Tamara Dabe Carla Dahlberg Michael Dambowy Desiree Dauphinais Brian David Kathy Davidson Kathy Davis Robert Davis Steve Davis Connie Degendorfer Amy DeHaven Janette Dehn Frank Deilke Tony DelMedico Jane Dickey Kellie Dill Dean Dimmen Diana Distler John Distler Laurie Dittbrenner Joan Dittmar Robin Doege Cindy Donahue David Dunbar Scott Dupslaff Shelly Ecklund Tomisene Effertz Cheryl Eggen Mark Elkins Gregory Elmquist Roy Elsenpeter Linda Engstrom Linda Ensrud Joanne Erickson Krista Erickson Laurie Erickson Mershawn Erickson Kim Erzar Cheryl Esberg Allen Essen Doug Evgen Lance Faber Sophomores 165 Dean Fay movi Ile Susan Fedje Kathleen Ferrard Joseph Finger Julie Fischer Jeff Flaherty Daniel Flanagan Tracey Flermoen Gretchen Flint Michael Flint Michael Flor Mark Fredrickson Steven Fritz Marlin Fuglie Jess Gajeski Julie Garner Tracy Genin Ginger Geving Wade Geving Kenneth Giampolo Douglas Gillette Denise Goiffon David Goldeman Michael Gorka Terri Gort Robert Goodroad Larry Granberg Julia Greathouse Mary Gregerson Keith Groeneweg Gregory Groess Shawn Groshens Gregg Grubbs Michelle Grundhofer Dawn Gudmundson Jean Gunderson David Gustafson Kenneth Guttsen Jody Hagen Judith Hahn John Hallberg Jaimette Haluptzok Michael Halvorsen John Hanley Michael Hanson Randy Hanzal Paula Harrington Craig Hartos 166 Sophomores 1. Sophomore boys look over the intricate parts of a machine. 2. Sophomores swing to the music. Scott Haseltine Constance Haus Randloph Haus Christopher Hawley Linda Hawley Patrick Haworth Kent Hawthorne Julie Heck Mike Heifort Paul Helin Timothy Henderson Jim Henrichsen Deborah Herbst Deborah Herges Gregory Hinrichs Richard Hodges Melanie Hoff Mike Holmes Sarah Houle Thomas Houle Victoria Houle Patrick Hovland Candy Hummel Roger Humphrey Brenda Husfeldt Michael Immel Raymond James Mary Janecek Phillip Janssen Dawn Jarosiewicz Keith Jarvis Julie Jasicki Heather Jeans Gregory Jellum Deborah Jensen Karen Jensen Jane Jergens Cary Johansen Bruce Johnson Craig Johnson Doreen Johnson Jerome Johnson Sophomores 167 Jody Johnson Jordene Johnson Kellie Johnson Kevin Johnson Paul Johnson Scott Johnson Janet Jones John Kaiser Robin Kangas Roger Kannisto Mark Kasma Joseph Kasper Cindy Kaase Laurie Keen Nancy Keilen Daniel Kelly Viann Kelly Dale Kirchoff Vicki Kirk Daniel Kling Janice Klingbeil Lynn Koch Mary Koch Daniel Kohler Lee Kohler Steven Kohler Scott Kohls Melvin Kohlstorf David Koppy Lisa Kranick Robert Krasky Tamara Krech Wade Krinke Linda Kult Deana Kunshier Donna Kunshier Diana Kurasz Joseph LaBelle Carolyn LaCasse Suzzanne LaMere Lori Lamprecht Brian Lange Carla Lange Regina LaRoche Christine Larson Joan Larson John Larson Mike Larson Richard Larson Sandy Larson Thomas Larson 168 Sophomores Curtis Leason David Leckie Lori Leonard Nancy Leslie Jacqueline LeVesseur Jeff Levine Leslie Lewis William Lewis Jane Lichtscheidl Mike Lind Nick Lindeberg Dan Lindgren Ann Linz Lisa Linz Karen Little Cynthia Long Nanci Long Robert Longtin Dean Lopez Genyi Lott Wayne Lund Deanna Lunde Faith Lundeen Lori Lundeen Thomas Mackey Charles Magnuson Mark Maisio Michelle Malm Darlene Marier Diane Marier Dawn Marsh Matthew Marx Jeffrey Matheson Andrea Matiatos Paul Mayhew Todd Mayo Robert McChesney Kevin McConnell Dana McCool Jeffrey McKenzie Brian McLaughlin Kitty McMahon 1. Christy Bergland waits impatiently for her transformation into a fairy as Nancy Johnson awaits her turn. 2. The mighty sophomore Rangers show their spirit as they Dam the Rapids on their homecoming float. Sophomores 169 Debra Merrill Bernard Meyman Julie Michaud Dan Miller Jeff Miller Gerald Milligan Russell Miner Scott Moon Michael Moore Sheryl Moorhouse Matthew Moraczewski Dee Ann Mork Rosemarie Morley Michael Morrissey Marlon Moseng Mary Murphy Robert Neal Joel Nelson Kurt Nelson Kristy Neujahr Kerry Neumann Michael Newman Diane Niederkorn Brian Nieland John Nielsen Shirley Noreen Lisa Novak Alan O'Brien Jennifer O’Gary Joe Ohnsorg Burnell Olson Charles Olson Curtis Olson Ginger Olson John Olson Kenneth Olson Natalie Olson Steven Olson Susan Olson Terri Olson Wendy Olson Loren Osterbauer 1. Steve Davis and Brad Werth puzzle over a problem. 2. The determination of Jeff Flaherty is displayed in his shop class. 170 Sophomores Carrie Otto Connie Otto Todd Patterson Matthew Paul Laurie Peloquin Robin Peltier Tom Pepin Donn Pepper Rita Perreault Leanne Petermeier Karen Peterson Michael Peterson Steven Peterson Donna Pfingsten Christine Pfleger Kit Philippi Penny Plain Mark Pogose Adam Powers Timothy Powers Dale Prax Pamela Preston Kenneth Priem Bob Proulx Jeff Proulx John Proulx Patrice Puffer Mary Purdie John Radtke Rita Rainer Connie Rasmussen Robert Reece Brian Reeder Mark Reese Jeff Reiman Mark Renard Rick Renard James Rhoda Julie Rice Jerry Richert Kathleen Richter Michelle Riermann John Rinke Rose Riopel Anthony Rippel Scott Robinson Robert Rogowski John Rolseth Robin Rosengren Denise Royer Murray Rudisill Lorri Rue Tom Ruggles George Russell Luke Rylander Stephen Sahlin James Sampson Mary Sargeant Christine Sather Elizabeth Schaab Sophomores 171 John Scnadl Randy Schafer David Schams Beverly Scharpen Brenda Schellin Cathy Schlangen Racheal Schliesing Gerald Schmidt Laurie Schmitt Tara Schoening Robert Schrom Charles Schultz Teresita Schultz Ann Schumacher Dennis Schuna Patrick Schur Mary Schwan Yvonne Searby Steven Seekon Mary Seitz Jonell Sherwood Richard Shuster Randall Simonson Sherri Siniff Timothy Skogland Susie Skoglund William Smallidge Stuart Smith Pamela Smuda Michael Solem Peggy Solem Patrick Spence Andy Spraungel Scott St. Sauver Ron Stace Jeff Steffenson Mark Sternberg Dana Stevens Karlene Stevermer Kenny Straka Elizabeth Strand Terrence Stroman Ward Struble Marcianne Svec Diana Swanson Sandra Sweere Kent Swenson Troy Switzer 172 Sophomores Donna Tauer Gwen Taurman Chris Taylor Linda Taylor Darla Teel Cheryl Templeton Kelly Theno Bret Thiele De Ann Thode Sharon Thomasen Thomas Thompson Tim Thompson Allen Thorp Denise Tisdale Scott Townsend Rebecca Trimble Kim Tubridy Cheryl Tyler Suzanne Underdahl Daniel Urie Kathryn Utecht Richard Vaicius Richard Verner Daniel Vierling Dean Vitek Stanley Volenski David Vornbrock Michael Walker Casper Wallace Charles Wallraff Jeff Wavrin Beth Weeks Mark Wehner Mary Weiss Brad Werth Jacquelin West Connie Westergren David Westergren Linda Wetjen Debra Wettschreck Kay Wilhelm Robin Wilhelmi Steven Williamson Ronald Wolfbauer Stephanie Wolff John Wright Kathy Wright Glenn Young Jeffrey Young Darlene Zeiher Brenda Zeren Mary Zweirs Sophomores 173 BUSINESS Without the support of our community, this yearbook would be impossible to produce. The endless hours of driving, writing, mailing, and talking are always worth the pleasure of seeing our yearbook completed. All students who enjoy the memories of this past year at Forest Lake High School, thank those who supported this book with financial assistance. U V CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1978 9? Burner Chef TRUEX, INC. Model and Prototype Machining Metal Farming, Welding Short Run Stampings 6867-20th Ave. So. Centerville, Mn. 55038 426-5093 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1978 FOREST LAKE AIRPORT 5385 N. Scandia Trail Forest Lake 464-4522 176 Discover BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life! 49 North Lake Forest Lake, Minnesota Best Wishes Class of 78 JOHNSON ASSOCIATES REALTORS 167 South Lake Street Gntofc, ti nni X TM REAL ESTATE 177 Congratulations Class of 78 JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHY Highway 8 East Forest Lake 178 D. J. MOREHEAD FIRST SERVICE AGENCY INC. at First State Bank Wyoming, Mn. 55092 464-4666 462-4711 Atkins Sporting Goods Good Luck Seniors General Sporting Goods Wyoming. Mn. 55092 Dave Atkins 462-4211 THE MARTIN HOUSE - 756-5515 YOUR HOSTS — DONNA AND BILL JANECCK OPEN TUES. - SAT. 12 Noon - 1 A.M. SUN. 12 Noon - 12 P.M. DINING—TUES. - THURS. Noon - 11 P M. FRI. - SAT. Noon - 12 P.M. SUN. Noon - 10 P.M. Oldsmob le ALWAYS A BENSON PETERSON Oldsmobile Cars John Deere Snowmobiles 179 SEARS Authorized Catalog Merchant John M. Morley 464-3356 462-1264 Good Luck to the Class of 78 A. W. BERGGREN AND SON ELECTRICAL COMPANY Best of luck to the Class of 78 PONTIAC NOVAK, inc BUICK ESS trucks 620 North Lake St. FOREST LAKE. MN. 55025 Congratulations Seniors of 78 The Residents and Staff of BIRCHWOOD HEALTH CARE CENTER Congratulate the Class of 78 JOHNSON’S SUPER VALU 44 North Lake Street Forest Lake, Mn. 464-2171 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 SETTERHOLM’S Teenburger says... A Family Restaurant CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 masmerg marine U) omrur Q ) TYVn. 182 Groceries — Gas GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM CARLISLE’S STORE COl HTBV KITCHEN Home of the Famous Country Boy ’n Country Gal, Congratulations all the guys and gals in the class of '78 who will graduate this June. Remember, when celebrating this big day, we’re open 24 hours to serve you. ROLSETH DRUG LARIET CAFE LOUNGE 95 North Lake Wyoming Forest Lake 464-2114 Open 7 days a week Live Music every Wed., Fri., Sat. Good Luck to the Class of 78 183 BEST WISHES SENIORS FIRST STATE BANK Wyoming ■ t o at i a « EAGLE OIL CO. 35 North and Viking Blvd. Wyoming, MN THE ART OF GETTING ALONG Sooner or later, a man. If he Is wise, discovers that life is a mixture of good days and bad. victory and defeat, give and take. ’ He learns that it doesn't pay to be a sensitive soul; that he should let some things go over his head like water off a duck's back. He learns that he who loses his temper usually loses out. He learns that all men have burnt toast for breakfast now and then, and that he shouldn't take the other fellow's grouch too seriously He learns that carrying a chip on his shoulder is the easiest way to get into a fight. He learns that the quickest way to become unpopular is to carry tales and gossip about others. • He learns that buck-passing always turns out to be a boomerang, and that it never pays He comes to realize that the business could run along perfectly well without him. He learns that it doesn't matter so much who gets the credit so long as the business shows a profit. He learns that even the janitor is human and that it doesn't do any harm to smile and say Good Morningeven if it is raining. He learns that most of the other fellows are as ambitious as he is. that they have brains that are as good or bet- ter, and that hard work and not cleverness Is the secret of success. He learns to sym- pathize with the youngster coming into the business, because he remembers how bewildered he was when he first started out. He learns not to worry when he loses an order, because experience has shown that If he always gives his best, his average will break pretty well He learns that no man ever got to first base alone and that it Is only through cooperative effort that we move on to better things. He learns that bosses are no monsters, trying to get the last ounce of work out of him for the least amount of pay. but that they are usually fine men who have succeeded through hard work and who want to do the right thing. He learns that folks are not any harder to get along with in one place than anothers. and that the getting along depends about ninety-eight percent on his own behavior 184 THE 1977-78 MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL HOPE THE ACTIVITIES WE HAVE SPONSORED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH MANY LASTING MEMORIES. Scott Henderson Kurt Brungardt Shari Anderson Penny Hockensmith Orleen Craig Cristy Berglund Karen Johnson Gretchen Craver Sue Burke Lynn Sheree Lynch Mary Kae Erickson Tom Houle Perry McGowan Dawn Krinke Jane Jergens Mary Kay Morley Jan Lindberg Jody Johnson Roxanne Petermeier Andy Valenty Lynn Koch Jill Reiman Amy Weeks Peggy Solem Betsy Webb Kris Van Nispen Mr. Franzen—advisor Rick Verner School Calorsbcuj 6 Alumni -klla ey G?11ge(Vocationall hnieal, M� 1 rfary Fojr 4 v 3lcodJ)rivc IWccmi V 5 im 185 CONGRATULATIONS. GRADS! “If you love life, Don’t squander time, For that’s the stuff Life is made of. Ben Franklin Post and Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW POST 4210 Congratulations 1978 Seniors RON’S TV APPLIANCE 55 So. Lake St. FOREST LAKE, MN 55025 464-2788 FOREST MANOR MOTEL 12 Spacious Units —carpeted —T.V. and air conditioning —hot water heat —open year ’round 464-9962 186 Congratulations Class of 78 KOLBOW’S INTERIORS Congratulations Seniors of 78 SELCHOW CHEVROLET Forest Lake 464-4100 “A Dealer Who Deals in Service” 1977-78 BROTHERS: Left to Right BACK ROW — Andy Brasmer, Lance Haseltine, Kurt Brungardt, Jonathan Lien, Brad Weeks. MIDDLE ROW — Pat Flaherty, Dave Juhl. FRONT ROW — Scott Henderson, Perry McGowan (captain), Dave Anderson. ALSO — John Kelly and Advisor Tom Newell not pictured. The Brothers would like to wish everyone in our Class of 78 Good Luck 187 PATRONS BIBLE BOOK GIFT CENTER DER LACH HAUS 949 South Lake 19 South Lake 464-4150 464-2433 Congratulations Seniors! DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS BIRCHWOOD TERRACE MOBILE HOME Wyoming PARK SALES 462-4526 Wyoming 462-4895 Good Luck Seniors! Congratulations Seniors! BLACKSMITH’S AUTO BODY 21438 Forest Blvd. 464-3014 FOREST LAKE LUMBER MART 81 NW Third Street 464-2647 Congratulations Seniors BOB JOHNSON INSURANCE 280 West Broadway 464-2182 Best Wishes Seniors! CARTER’S JEWELRY GIFTS 85 North Lake 464-3378 Good Luck Seniors! COTTAGE CLEANERS 531 South Lake 464-2123 CRABTREE KITCHEN CATERING 433-2455 Congratulations Seniors! FOREST LAKE VETERINARY 4971 North Scandia Trail 464-2752 THE HOULE GROCERY Downtown Forest Lake 464-3513 We Deliver MATTSON'S FUNERAL HOME Forest Lake 464-3556 Good Luck Seniors! NADEAU’S STAR MARKET Hugo, Minnesota 429-0855 WAYNE’S STAR MARKET Wyoming Congratulations Seniors! DAR’S BEAUTY NOOK 55 North Lake 464-2070 DR. JOHN ELVERUM (optometrist) 1068 South Lake 464-4824 188 JEFF AHLM: Intramural Soccer-2. JAMES ALLEN JOHN ALLQUIST DAVID ALM CHUCK ANDERSON DAVID ANDERSON HARLAN ANDERSON JANET ANDERSON JUDY ANDERSON: Choir-1. FLOEA (pres.)-2, Prolifique-1, Office Aid-1, Math-Science Tutor-3. S.L.B.P. Tutor-1. National Honor Society-1. KAREN LEA ANDERSON: AFS-1. Drama Club-3. French Club-1. Ski Club-1. Gymnastics-1. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . “Story Theater”, Teahouse of the August Moon , Annie Get Your Gun . MIKE ANDERSON RACHEL ANDERSON: Transfer from International Falls Sr. High School. MN; Choir-3. Declamation-1, Drama Club-3, FHA-1, Story Theater . “Annie Get Your Gun . SANDY ANDERSON: Forester-1. Mat Aids-2, Pep Club-2. Ski Club-2. Spanish Club-3, National Honor Society-1. VANCE ANDERSON: Ski Club-3, Spanish Club-3. Baseball-1. WENDY ANDERSON DANIEL ANDRUS JULIE ANTINOZZI JULIE ARMSTRONG: FLOEA-1 KIM ATKINS: Transfer from Simley Sr. High School. MN. Band-1. FLOEA-1. Pep Band-1. DEBORAH AVERY: Choir-3, Drama Club-3. FHA (vice pres.. pres.)-2, Flag Corps (captain)-3. Student Council-1. National Honor Society-1, Girls' Tennis-2. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , Story Theater , “Annie Get Your Gun”, Alice in Wonderland . LISA BABCOCK: FLOEA-1. RICHARD BAHNEMANN ROBERT BAHNEMANN STEPHEN BALFANZ MARK BANTA MICHELLE D. BARKEIM: Transfer from Mounds View High School. MN, S.L.B.P. Tutor-2. CINDY BARTON MARY BAXTER DANNY BAYLESS RICK BENSON: Boys' Track-2. SHERRIE BENSRUD SCOTT BERGERON CRAIG BEVER MICHAEL B. BLACK: Band-3. Breeze-2. Choir-2, Declamation-1, Drama Club-3, Madrigal-1. Mezmora-1, Pep Band-3. National Honor Society-1. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , “Teahouse of the August Moon”, Story Theater , Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland . Night Watch . Midsummer Night's Dream . DAVID BLACKBIRD. Band-3. Letterman's Club-2, Pep Band-3, Ski Club-1, Intramural Soccer-3. Boy's Tennis-3. JOSEPH M. BLAESER DANIEL BLESENER SUE BOLEEN: Band-3, French Club-3. Pep Band-3. Statistician-1. Volleyball-3 LYNN BOOKWALTER SUE BOORSMA: Transfer from Thomas Jefferson Sr. High. TERRY BOTHMAN KATHERINE BOWEN LINDA BOWKER DARREL BOWMAN: Choir (pres.)-3, Madrigal-1. MICHAEL BOYER YVONNE BOYES: Band-3, Breeze-1. Cheerleaders (wrestling capt.)-3. Pep Club-2. Pep Band-3. Ski Club-1. NATALIE BRACHT ANDREW BRASMER: Brothers-1. Drama Club-3. Prolifique-2. Skit Club-1. Spanish Club-3, Teahouse of the August Moon . Annie Get Your Gun . Alice in Wonderland . Midsummer Night's Dream . DUANE BRIDGEMAN JOHN BRISSON JANET BROMMERICH TERRANCE BROWN ROBERTA BUHL ROBIN BUHL DORIS BUNN PAMELA BURCALOW KERRIN BURKE TERRY BUSKE JOEL BUYS CRAIG CAIN TIM CAKEBREAD: Band-3, Choir-3, Madrigal-1. Pep Band-3, Intramural Soccer-1. TIM CARLETON BRUCE CARLSON: Band-2. Letterman s Club-2, Hockey-3 (capt). ED CARLSON JEFFREY CARLSON RON CARLSON RICK CASSMAN KATHIE CHEESEBROUGH PATTY CHENOWETH: Ski Club-1. PAM CHMIELEWSKI: Transfer from Lake Howell High School. Florida. Band-3, Forester-1. Pep Band-3, Spanish Club-2. National Honor Society-2, Softball-2 JOHN CLAUSEN RUSTY COLEMAN MAUREEN COLLINS Choir-1, Majorettes-1, Pep Club-1. Student Aides-3. National Honor Society-1. Gymnastics-3. COLLEEN COSTELLO: Breeze-2. Declamation-1, French Club-3, Ski Club-2. AFS-1, Volleyball-1. CAROL COXEN: Band-1, Debate-3, Declamation-3. Statistician (basketball)-1. Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee. Homecoming Candidate. National Honor Society. TINA CRAIG ALLEN CRANE DEBORAH CREE CRAIG DAHL MICHAEL DALE JENNIFER DAMCHIK DENISE DANIELSON: FHA-1. French Club-1. National Honor Society-2. Volleyball-1 SCOTT DANINGER Letterman's Club (vice pres.)-2, Boy's State Rep-1. Baseball-1. Boy's Basketball-2, Football (capt.)-3, Boy's Track-2. SUSAN DANINGER BEVERLY DAVIDSON: Ski Club-1. MARK DEAL STEVE DEHAVEN: Band-3. Pep Band-3, Boy's Tennis. TOD DES JARDINS DOUGLAS DIXON CINTHIA DOEGE: FFA-1, Girl's Basketball (capt.)-3. Girl’s Track-1. Volleyball (capt.)-3. Softball-2. MONICA DOEPNER JOHN DOHMEN JOSEPH DOHMEN BRIDGET DOLAN: Forester (editor)-2, Prolifique (editor)-3, Tutor (math-science)-2, Cross Country (capt.)-2, Girl’s Track-2. DEBBIE DOUCETTE: Band-3, Breeze-3, French Club-2, Pep Band-3, Ski Club-3. CHERYL DRESEL THOMAS C. DUNCAN: Choir-2. FFA-2, Mezmora-1. TAMA DUNN PAMELA DUPAUL JACK EBERHARDT SCOTT ELLIOT: Transfer from Roosevelt High. MN. GREG ENSRUD. Hockey-3. Boy's Track-3. SANDY ENSRUD: Choir-3, Student Aids-1, Volleyball-2. BEV ERICKSON: Choir-3, Ski Club-3. JAMES ERICKSON JOEL ERICKSON KATHLEEN ERICKSON SUSIE ERICKSON: Band-3, Horse Club-1. Mat Aids- 1. Girl’s Basketball-1. Volleyball-1. TOM ERICKSON RENEE ERZAR DAVE ESBERG KEVIN ESSEN KAY FANGMEIER: Choir-3. Volleyball-1. MARY FAYMOVILLE SCOTT M. FEARING: Breeze (editor-in-chief)-3, Declamation-2. Drama Club-3, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”. Teahouse of the August Moon . Story Theater . Annie Get Your Gun”. Alice in Wonderland , Night Watch”, “Midsummer Night's Dream . JULIE KAYE FEILS: Band-3, Breeze-1, Pep Band-2, Ski Club-2, Spanish Club-1, Girl's Tennis-3. DEBBIE FELDT PATRICK J. FLAHERTY: Brothers-1. Letterman's Club-2, Ski Club-2, Intramural Soccer-1, Boy’s Tennis-3. DAWN FLINT: Pep Club-1. Rangerettes-1. Ski Club- 2, Statistician (tennis)-l. HEIDI FLINT: Band-3. Declamation-2. Tutor (Math- Science)-!. AUDY FORD ELIZABETH J. FOX RONALD FRALEY: Wrestling-3 NAOMI FROST MARIA FUGLIE JOHN GABRIEL: Breeze (editor)-3, Debate-1. Drama Club-2, Ski Club-1. Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland . Midsummer Night's Dream'. MICHELLE GABRIELSON: Choir-1. TODD GALLAGHER: FFA-1. Letterman's Club-3, Sophomore Candidate. Boy's Basketball-2, Football-2,Boy s Track-1 SANDY GARTMAN SCOTT GAUVIN CINDY GENIN: Breeze-1. French Club-2. National Honor Society-1, Girl’s Tennis-1, Volleyball-2, Teahouse of the August Moon . MARY GERVAIS GENE GILLESPIE DIANNA GILLETTE: Band-2, French Club-1, Pep Band-2. BECKY GOSS Choir-3, Student Aids-1 CHERYL GOULET: Transfer from Johnson Senior High School. MN. FLOEA (parliamentarian). KAREN GRANGER CHARLES GROSHENS GAIL GROSSNICKLE: Transfer from Mounds View High School. MN TERI GROVER: Breeze (editor)-2, Cheerleader-1, Choir-3. FHA (treasurer)-l. Prolifique-1. Annie Get Your Gun”. TIMOTHY GRUETT MICKEY GRUNDHOFER: Band-3. Letterman's Club- 2, Pep Band-3, National Honor Society-2, Football- 3. Boy's Track-3. JO GUNDERSON: Band-2, Declamation-2, Drama Club-3. Pep Band-2. Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee. National Honor Society-2, Gymnastics (capt.)-3. “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . Teahouse of the August Moon . “Story Theater , Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland . Night Watch . “Midsummer Night's Dream”. SANDRA GUSTAFSON: Choir-3. Drama Club-3. “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, Teahouse of the August Moon”. Story Theater , Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland . LORI HAGAN MICHELLE HALL: Choir-2, Prolifique-1. Ski Club-3, Gymnastics-l, Girl’s Track-1. DENISE HALLBERG: Band-1. National Honor Society-1, Golf-1, Gymnastics-3. Girl’s Tennis-3. KAREN HAMILTON JEFFREY HANSEN: Band-3. Letterman's Club-2. Football-3. Boy's track-3. MARK HANSEN MARLO HANSEN MICHAEL HANSEN AMY HANSON: Student Aids-2. Girl’s Track (capt.)- 3, Tutor (S.L.B.P ). BARBARA HANSON: Band-2, FFA-1, Pep Band-2, Student Aids-1. Tutor (Math-Science)-3, Tutor (S.L.B.P.) KEVIN HASELTINE LANCE HASELTINE: Brothers-1. Letterman's Club- 2. Tutor (Math-Science)-l, Football-3, Boy's Track- 2, Midsummer Night s Dream . RICHARD HAUS: Cross Country (capt )-3. Wrestling-1, FFA-1, Football-1. JUDY HEBERT: AFS-1. Breeze (editor)-3. Choir-3. Forester-2, French Club-3, Madrigal-1. Mat Aids-1, Pep Club-2, Proliflque-1, Tutor (Math-Science)-3. National Honor Society-2. DEBRA HEINZE SCOTT HENDERSON: Band-3. Brothers-1. Pep Band-3, Ski Club-3, Spanish Club-3, Student Council-1. Intramural Soccer-3. THOMAS HERYLA JODI HEWSON DOLLY HIBBISON: Cheerleader-2. Girl’s Basketball-2, Homecoming Candidate, Sophomore Candidate, Girl's Track-3. RICKY HIGGINS DALE HILL BARB HINDI: FFA-1. Horse Club-1. DAVE HINRICHSEN: Choir-1. PENNY HOCKENSMITH: Breeze-1. Choir-3. Debate-l. Forester-2. Pep Club-1, Student Council- 3. Statistician (basketbal!)-2. Junior Class Committee. Girl's Basketball-3. Volleyball-2. Softball-1. DAVID HODGES JODELL HODGES RICHARD HOFSCHNEIDER: AFS sponsored from the Maryanna Islands MONICA HOLL: Ski Club-1. Girl’s Track-3. Girls Tennis-2. DANITA HOULE MARY HOULE. French Club-3. Statistician-1. Gymnastics-3, Girl’s Track-3. PETER HOULE: Tutor (Math-Science)-I. National Honor Society-1. SHANE HOULE BONNIE HOUSE Forester-1, French Club-3. Mat Aids (captain)-2. Pep Club-2, Prolifique-1. Ski Club- 3, Volleyball-2. MICHAEL HOUSE CHERYL HOWARD: French Club-3. Ski Club-2. Senior Index 189 Tutor (S.L.B.P.)-I, National Honor Society-2, Girl s Tennis-2. MARK HUDAK MICHAEL HUGHES: Letterman s Club-2. SKi Club- 3, Football-3, Boy's Track-1. DEBBIE HULSMAN BRIAN HUSFELDT CHARLES IMMEL BRIAN IVERSON RICK JACOBSEN: Hockey-2. Intramural Soccer-1. KEVIN JANSEN RUTH JEANS: Cheerleaders-1. Choir-2. Pep Club-1. Gymnastics-3. TARA JEANS: Cheerleader-1, Student Council-1, Tutor (Math-Science)-I, Gymnastics-2. BONNIE JENSEN: Band-1. Rifle Guard-2, Ski Club- 3. CHRISTINE JENSEN: Tutor (S.L.B.P.)-I, Girl's Basketball-1. MARTIN JENSEN MARY JO JENSEN: Forester-1. French Club-3, Tutor (S.L.B.P.)-I, National Honor Society-2, Volleyball-1. JOHN JEWISON RENEE JOHANSON: FLOEA (treasure)-l, Band-2, Pep Band-2, Prolifique-2, Volleyball-2, Softball-1. BOB JOHNSON: Football-2. BRENDA JOHNSON CARLA JOHNSON DAVID JOHNSON DIANE JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON JOEL JOHNSON KAREN J. JOHNSON KAREN L. JOHNSON KENNETH JOHNSON LAURIE JOHNSON: Choir-2, FHA-1, Student Aids-3. MICHAEL JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON: Band-3. Choir-2. Declamation- 3. Drama Club-3. Mezmora-1, Pep Band-3, Skit Club-1, Tutor (S.L.B.P.)-I, National Honor Society- 2, Girl’s Tennis-3. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . Story Theater , Annie Get Your Gun”, Alice in Wonderland , Midsummer Night’s Dream”. PAM JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON: Football-2. JULIE JONES: Band-1. Drama Club-1, Annie Get Your Gun , Alice In Wonderland , Night Watch”. DAVID JUHL: Brothers-1. Debate-2, Ski Club-2. THOMAS KAASE: Transfer from Mounds View High School, MN. LEANNE KAHLSTORF SCOTT KAISER DANIEL KANNISTO DEBBIE KAUFER: Band-3, Declamation-1, Drama Club-3, French Club-2, Pep Band-3, Prolifique-2, National Honor Society-1, Volleyball-1, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , “Teahouse of the August Moon”, Story Theater”, Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland”, “Night Watch”. Midsummer Night's Dream . BETH KEDROWSKI V ILLIAM KEILEN SHELBY KELCH LARRY KELLER MARK KELLER Ski Club-3. PATRICK KELLY DAWN KILGRIFF MICHAEL KLATT JULIE KLING DEBBIE KNUDSON: Band-3. Flag Corp-2. Volleyball-1, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , “Annie Get Your Gun . JAMES KOCH: Band-3. SCOTT KOHLER: FFA-1. Letterman's Club-2. Football-3, Boy’s Track-3. DAVE KOHLSTORF KEITH KOPPY DAVID KOTCHEN Hockey-2. THOMAS KREINER: Choir-1, Tutor (Math-Science), Boy’s Track-2. KRISTEL KROENING: Cheerleader-1, Choir-2, Skit Club-1. Ski Club-3. Spanish Club-2, Girls Track-1. DONNA KROSKA: Cheerleader-3, (captain). Choir- 2, Pep Club-2, Ski Club-2, Spanish Club-1, Homecoming Candidate. KRISTEEN KUNSHIER ELINA KURVONEN: Exchange student from Finland. LEON KUSHLAN GARY LACASSE VICKY LAIN LON LAMPRECHT: Band-3. Breeze-3. Choir-3, Declamation-2, Drama Club-3, Madrigal-1, Mezmora-2. Pep Band-3, Ski Club-1, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”. “Teahouse of the August Moon”. Story Theater”, Annie Get Your Gun , “Alice in Wonderland”, Night Watch”, Midsummer Night’s Dream . GARY LANE MARK LANG MARK LANGE JEROME LAPPE DONNA LARKEY: Band-3, FFA-1. Horse Club-1, Student Aides-2. DARLA LAROQUE: Band-3, Choir-1, Declamation- 1, Drama Club-2. FHA-1, Flag Corps-3, Forester-1, Mat Aides-l, Mezmora-1, Pep Club-2, Ski Club-3, Girl’s Tennis-2. Softball-2, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , Annie Get Your Gun . LAYNE LAVANDOWSKA: Cross Country-3. Boy's Track-3. PAM LAWMAN HELEN LEACH: Band-3. French Club-3. Pep Band- 3. CHARLENE LEASON: FLOEA-1, Mat Aids-1 DENNIS LENZ: Ski Club-1. Tutor (A.V.)-I. Weight Club-1. WADE LEONARD DAWN LEWIS STEVE LEWIS: Ski Club-2, Intramural Soccer-1. LYNN LICHTSCHEIDL: Drama Club-3, FLOEA (secretary)-l, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland , Night Watch . JONATHON LIEN: Brothers-1, Drama Club-3, Spanish Club-3, National Honor Society-1. Intramural Soccer-2, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , Teahouse of the August Moon , “Story Theater”, Alice in Wonderland , Night Watch . Midsummer Night's Dream . MARGARET LINDER CONRAD LINQUIST: Electronics Club-2. Ski Club-2. CHRIS LINZ: FFA-3 (secretary), Student Aid-1, (physical education). SHERYL LOMMNES JANE LONGTIN CARMEN LOPEZ: Choir-3, Ski Club-3, Girl’s Track- 1. TERESA LORD: Choir-3. FHA-1. Mat Aids-1, Pep Club-2, Rangerettes-3, Ski Club-3, Spanish Club-1. DAVID LUND MARY LUNDBERG: Breeze-1, Choir-3, Madrigal-1. Mat Aids-1. Pep Club-1, Statistician (basketball)-2, Girl's Basketball-2, Volleyball-2. WILLIAM LUNDBERG MICHELLE LUTZ: Cheerleaders-2, Choir-1, Ski Club-1. GREG LYNCH LYNN LYNCH LEROY MAGNUSON LAURIE MAGUIRE MARK MANDERS RENA MARIER Band-3, Pep Band-3. RONALD MARIER: Tutor (Math-Science)-2, Football-2, Golf-1, Hockey-2. RONALD MARKUSSON JANET MARTIN JODI MARTINSON: Band-1, Pep Club-1, Spanish Club-1, Gymnastics (captain)-3, Girl’s Track-2, Volleyball-3, Softball-1. CYNTHIA MASSE MICHELE MASSO VICTORIA MATEER: Band-3, Pep Band-1, Prolifique-1, Tutor (S.L.B.P.)-I. KATH MATEGKO: Spanish Club-1. JOY MATHESON JULIE MATHESON MARK MATHESON MELANIE MATHESON MIKE MATHESON: FFA-3. TIM MATUSESKI JOHN MAYHEW DENNIS MacDONALD: Football-3. THOMAS MCBOUGH PERRY MCGOWAN: Brother-1, Debate-1, Drama Club-1, Ski Club-3, Spanish Club-1, Student Council-1, National Honor Society-2, Midsummer Night's Dream . KIMBERLY MCKENZIE: Mat Aids-1. Rangerettes-1, Ski Club-3. RAY MCKENZIE Boy’s Track-2. RUBY MCLAUGHIN: Ski Club-3. JAYNE MCMANUS LEANNE MEISTER LORRI MESSELT: Prolifique-1. Ski Club-3. Volleyball-2. GAYLE ANN MICHAEL: Breeze-1. Ski Club-1. Night Watch . Midsummer Night’s Dream . BECKY MICKELSEN: Forester (editor)-2, Pep Band- 3, Student Aids-1, Statistician (hockey)-l, Tutor (Math-Science)-I, Girl’s Basketball-2, Volleyball-2, Softball-2 DAVID MILLER: Letterman's Club-3, Baseball-1, Intramural Soccer (captain)-3, Wrestling-3. KIMBERLY MILLER TAMARA MINER DENNIS MOORE GAIL MOREHOUSE MARY KAY MORLEY: Forester (editor)-2, Student Council (president) . National Honor Society-2. SHERI MULLER: Forester-1, Mat Aids (president)-2, Pep Club-2. Rangerettes-2, Ski Club-3, Spanish Club-3. SUSAN MULVIHILL Band-3. Marching Drum Major-1, Pep Band-2, Ski Club-2, Spanish Club-1, National Honor Society-2. BRIAN MUNDT WILLIAM MYRICK: Transfer from Kellogg Sr. High, MN. DIANE NEIS BRIAN NELSON: Transfer from Green Brook High. New Jersey. GARY NELSON: Ski Club-3. JACKIE NELSON: Drama Club-1, French Club-3, Mat Aids-2, Alice in Wonderland , Night Watch”. LAURIE NELSON LANE: Band-3, Pep Band-3, Ski Club-1, Statistician-1. LEE NELSON LORI NELSON ROSEMARIE NELSON STEVE NELSON: FFA-1. Annie Get Your Gun . MARK NEUMANN LAWRENCE NEWMAN SUSAN NICHOLES: Transfer from Derham Hall High School. St. Paul. MN. DEBORAH NIEDERKORN: Cheerleaders-3 CYNDY NIELSEN: Rifle Guard-1, Spanish Club-1 TODD NUTTER IONE OBERG: FHA-1, Pep Club-2, Rangerettes-1, Ski Club-1, Student Aids-1. Annie Get Your Gun , “Alice in Wonderland”. Night Watch . Midsummer Night's Dream . RICK O'CONNOR DALE OELKE MAX OLSEN DONALD OLSON BRAD OLSON HERBERT OLSON JEFFERY OLSON: Football-3. JILL C. OLSON: Band-2, FFA-1, Flag Corps-1, Horse Club-1, Pep Band-2, Student Council-1. Sophomore Class Committee, Gymnastics-3. JON OLSON: Wrestling-3. LARRY OLSON ROBERT A OLSON SANDY OLSON: National Honor Society-1, Girl's Basketball-3, Cross Country-2, Girl’s Track-2. SCOTT OLSON SUE OLSON: Drama Club-1, Girl's Tennis-1. Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland , “Night Watch . BARTLEY OSTERBAUER DORI OSTERBAUER: Choir-3, Declamation-3, Drama Club-3, Skit Club-1, Sophomore Class Committee, Sophomore Candidate, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, Teahouse of the August Moon , Story Theater , Annie Get Your Gun”, Alice in Wonderland , “Night Watch . Midsummer Night’s Dream”. JENNIFER OSTLUND: Forester-1. Prolifique-2. BONNIE OTTO: Transfer from Monroe Sr. High. MN, Breeze-1. Choir-2, Student Aids-2. LISA PALAS: Declamation-2, Drama Club-2, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying , Story Theater”, Annie Get Your Gun . THOMAS PEARSON TERESA PEEK NADINE PEITZ RICHARD PELOQUIN MIKE PELTIER: Hockey-2. TERESA PEPIN DARCY PEPPER CINDY PERRAULT: Choir-3, Forester (editor)-2, National Honor Society-2. ROXANNE PETERMEIER: Band-2, Breeze-1, Choir (secretary)-3, Drama Club, Forester, Mezmora, Pep Band-2, Prolifique-1. Student Council-1, Statistician (hockey)-2, Senior Class Committee-1, Homecoming Candidate-1. Girl's Basketball-1, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, Annie Get Your Gun , Midsummer Night's Dream (student director). WARREN PETERS LOWELL PETERSEN DAVID LEE PETERSON: Brothers-1. Debate-3, Declamation-3, FFA (secretary)-3, Tutor (Math- Science)-1. SANDRA PETERSON Band-3, Horse Club-1, Pep Band-3, Girl's Basketball-2, Girl’s Track-3, Volleyball-1. STEVE PETERSON WES PETERSON: Band-3, Pep Band-3, Football-3. Boy's Track-3. KEITH PETROSKE RON PETROSKE 190 Senior Index CHARLES PFINGSTEN GWEN PHILIPPI: Choir-2. Volleyball-1. TODD PHILLIPS: Letterman's Club-2, Homecoming candidate-1. Football-3. Boy's Track-1. KEVIN PITCHER: Student Aid (audio visual)-3. Boy's Basketball-2. JIM PLAIN: Band-3. SCOTT POFF RICK POJANOWSKI JOHN POLOKANGAS DEBBY POPE: Breeze (editor)-l. Drama Club-1, Pep Club-2, Rangerettes-2. 'How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying'. LILA POUNDSTONE T. R POWERS PATTI PRESCOTT: Cheerleaders-1. Choir-3, Pep Club-2, Rangerettes-1, Ski Club-2. JODY PROULX: Choir-3, Declamation-1, Drama Club-3, Mezmora-2. Teahouse ot the August Moon , Annie Get Your Gun . Midsummer Night’s Dream KAREN PROULX LAURIE PURDIE RICHARD QUIGLEY: Hockey-2, Intramural Soccer- 3. BOB RADTKE: Baseball-3, Football-3. ROSANNE RAINER PATRICIA RANTANEN: Band-3. Debate-2, Pep Band-2, Girl’s Basketball-1, Girl’s Tennis-1, Annie Get Your Gun . KIM REHBEIN JILL REIMAN: Choir-3, FFA-1, Forester-1, Mezmora-3, Pep Club-2, Junior Class Committee-1. National Honor Society-2, Girl's Track-1, Volleyball- 3, Softball-1. KATHY RICHERT: Choir-3, Horse Club-1, Gymnastics-3. STEVE RIFE JOY RISNES KATHY ROBERTS BERNIE ROBINSON: Band-3, French Club-3, Pep Band-3, Rangerettes-3, Prolifique-1, Tutor (Math- Science)-!, National Honor Society-2. Volleyball-1. GLORIA ROSENBERGER Band-2, Student Aids-1. JACKIE ROYER JOSEPH RUBY JOANN RUE KATHY ANN RYDEEN: Band-1, FFA-3, Horse Club- 1. Ski Club-1, Student Aids-1. CARRIE RYHN Student Aids-2. RENNE SARAU STEVEN SARGEANT: Letterman’s Club-2, Homecoming Royalty, National Honor Society, Baseball-3, Boy's Basketball-1, Football-3, Weight Training-2. JULIE SAXE: Choir-2, Gymnastics-3. CATHERINE SCANLON: Band-3. Pep Band-3, Spanish-1. LAURI SCHAFER SCOTT SCHAMS: Band-3. Pep Band-3, Ski Club-1, National Honor Society-2, Boy's Tennis-1. BRUCE SCHATVET THOMAS SCHLAEGER LINDA SCHLEICHER: Drama Club-2, FLOEA (vice president)-1, Annie Get Your Gun”, Alice in Wonderland”. Night Watch . JULIE SCHLIESING: Choir-1, Rangerettes-1. Spanish Club-1, Girl's Track-1, Volleyball-1. JENNIFER SCHLOEGL LORI SCHMIDT JOHN SCHUMACHER: Letterman's Club-1, Ski Club-2. Boy’s Basketball-3, Football-3, Boy's Track- 3. JAMES SCHWARTZ MAUREEN SEILER NANCY SETTERHOLM: Choir-2, Mat Aids-1, Ski Club-1. Spanish Club-1. ELIZABETH SHANNON PATRICK SIBBALD SUE SIMBECK: FFA-2, FHA-1, Student Aids-2, Tutor (Math-Science)-3. JOYE SIMONSON MARLENE SKOOG LINDA SMALLIDGE: Band-3. Flag Corps-2. DOUG SMITH Band-3, Letterman’s Club-2, Pep Band-3, Tutor (Math-Science). National Honor Society. Football-3, Boy's Track-3. Weight Trainings-3, Annie Get Your Gun . SUE SORENSON JIM SOVICK: Baseball-2, Boy's Basketball-3. Football-1. MIKE SPENCE: Football-3. CLARK SPITZER CYNTHIA ST. CLAIR: Band-3. Flag Corps-3, Pep Band-2. JUDY ST. MARTIN SCOTT STACE WANDA STACHOWSKI GREG STEELE: Football-3. DEBBIE STEINBACK: FFA-2. Ski Club-2, Girl's Track-1. BOB STRIGHT: Band (President) . Choir-2, Madrigal-1. Mezmora-1, Pep Band-3, National Honor Society, Intramural Soccer-3. Boy's Tennis. SANDY STROMAN: Debate-2, Tutor (Math- Science)-!. National Honor Society. JOHN SULLIVAN: Student Aids-1, Mounds View Senior High Transfer. PATTY SULLIVAN AFS, Teahouse of the August Moon , Midsummer Night's Dream . SUE SUNSTEN. Band-3. ROSE SVEC: Statistician (basketball)-3, Girl’s Track-3. VIRGINIA SWANSON JOEL TAGG MARY JO TAURMAN: Choir-2, Ski Club-1, Girl’s Track-1. NANCY TAYLOR JEFF TESSIER: Band-2. Letterman's Club-2, Wrestling-3. DAVE TETRAULT: Letterman's Club-2, Ski Club-2, Football-3. TODD THIRY: Ski Club-2. Homecoming Candidate. Baseball-2, Football-3. HOLLY THOMPSON Band-1. Choir-2, Declamation-1. National Honor Society, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . Teahouse of the August Moon , Night Watch . MARGO TIMM: Choir-2. Gymnastics-3, Volleyball-1. MARK TIMMERS MICHELL TIMMERS: Ski Club-1. TIMOTHY TOWNSEND JON TROMBLEY AFS. JEFFREY TUBBS: Intramural Soccer. DOREEN TYLER: Student Council-1. Junior Class Committee. Sopnomore Candidate. KATIE TYLER Band-3, Flag Corps-1, Pep Band-1, Student Aids-1, Volleyball-1, NORM TYSON: Football-1, Golf-1 CINDY URIE: Choir-3, FFA-1. Ski Club-3. Girl’s T rack-3. DANIEL UTECHT KRIS VAN NISPEN Band-3, Breeze-2. Pep Band-2, Student Council-3. Statistician (basketball)-l. National Honor Society. JOHN VIERLING PATRICK VOELKER: Band-1, Breeze-1. Brothers-1, Choir-3, Drama Club-3, Pep Band-1, Ski Club-1, How to Succeed in Business . Teahouse of the August Moon”, Story Theater , Annie Get Your Gun , Alice in Wonderland , Night Watch , Midsummer Night’s Dream . GREG VOLLHABER BARRY VORNBROCK: AFS-2. French Club-3. Prolifique-1. Boy's State Rep. MARK WALDOCH: Band-3, Ski Club-2 DAVID WATHEN BETSY WEBB: Forester (editor)-3, Prolifique (editor)-3. Ski Club-3. Student Council (secretary)-3. National Honor Society KATHY WEBSTER BRAD WEEKS: Brothers-1. FFA-2. Ski Club-1, Cross Country-2, Boy's Tennis-3. JODI WEISS: Band-2. Student Aids-1. SHERI WELLS: Cheerleaders-3. Choir-3. Mezmora- 2, Pep Club-3, Sophomore Royalty. Homecoming Royalty. MIKE WILLIAMSON: FFA-1, Intramural Soccer-1. Wrestling-1. JAMES WINDBERG: FFA-3. RICK WOLFF: Cross Country-2. DAVID WORLIE: Transfer from Columbia Heights Sr High, MN. GRETCHEN WORTMAN BRANDON YOUNG: Choir (secretary)-3, Drama Club-3, FFA-1, Mezmora-3. Ski Club-3, Teahouse of the August Moon , Annie Get Your Gun . TONI ZANK DAWN ZEIHER: Breeze-1, Choir-3, Mat Aids-2, Tutor (Math-Science)-2, Gymnastics-3, Volleyball-3. KATHY ZELLER: Cheerleader-1. Mat Aids-1, Pep Club (sec.-treasurer)-2, Student Aids-1. COLLEEN ZINS: Choir-2, Ski Club-2, Student Aids- 1. Volleyball-1. Softball-2. LISA ZWIERS Remembering those of the class of 1978 who are Sometimes it’s hard To understand Why some must go so young, Before they’ve time To dream their dreams, Before their songs are sung, Could there be greater Work for them, Or possibly release From something where They cannot find An answer to their peace? It must be that our lives Are planned, “We have a time to go”. Anonymous no longer with us... BOB JACOBSON JEANINE WARDEN STEVE WALKER Senior Index 191 1. Tara Jeans and Karen Granger discuss a hectic day. 2. The Breeze staff takes time out from their usual antics to pose for a serious picture. 3. Coach Anderson demonstrates one way to build the moral of a team. 4. Miss Maki and Ms. Howe enjoy a moment of relaxation and fun during passing time. 5. Three sophomore girls primp before they will allow a picture. 6. Janice Hollenbeck diligently works on a routine on the uneven parallel bars. 7. A student attempts to disuade the intrusion of aliens to the Breeze room. 8. One of the many assorted expressions is seen here during a weight lifting session. 192 Candids Aadland, Kim (11) 154 Abress, John (11) 154 Adams, Julie (11) 154 Adams, Sharon (10) 54, 163 ADMINISTRATION 105 AFS 72 Ahlm, Jeffery (12) 127 Akkerman. Randall (10) 163 Alcock, Wanda (10) 163 Aldentaler, Scott (10) 163 Allen, James (12) Allen, Vicky (11) 154 Allquist, John (12) 75, 76 Aim, Brian (11) 154 Aim, David (12) 127 Aim, Robin (10) 70, 163 Almquist, Scott (11) 154 ALTAVILLA, MICHAEL 110 Anderson. Arlene (11) 154 ANDERSON, CHARLES 110 Anderson. Charles (12) 127 Anderson, David (12) 62, 88, 100, 127 Anderson, Dawn (11) 154 Anderson, Dirk (11) 98, 154 Anderson, Harlan (12), 127 ANDERSON, JANE 37, 111 Anderson, Janet (12) 127 Anderson, Judith (12) 35, 74, 67, 127, 130 Anderson, Karen (12) 127 Anderson, Kathie (10) 163 Anderson, Kent (10) 54, 74, 163 Anderson, Lenore (10) 163 Anderson, Loren (10) Anderson, Michael (12) Anderson, Michael (10) 163 Anderson, Michelle (10) 39, 54, 163 Anderson, Patricia (11) 70, 154, 161 Anderson, Rachel (12) 127 Anderson, Ramona (10) 54, 83, 163 ANDERSON, RICHARD 17, 62, 85, 95. Ill Anderson, Richard (11) 21, 154 Anderson, Robert (10) 163 Anderson, Sandra (12) 5, 64, 100, 127 Anderson, Sandra (10) 163 Anderson, Shari (10) 25. 33. 41, 163 Anderson, Sharon (11) 154 Anderson, Steve (10) Anderson, Steve (10) Anderson, Vance (12) 127 Anderson, Wendy (12) 127 Anderson, Wendy (10) Andrus, Daniel (12) Andrus,, Kellie (10) Antinozzi, Dana (10) 163 Antinozzi, Julie (12) Antinozzi, Nick (10) 163 Armstrong, Julie (12) 74, 127, 138 Arneson, Jodi (11) 62, 99, 135, 154 Arnold, Robert (10) 90, 163 Ash, Pauline (11) 34, 56, 93, 154 ASHBY, GORDON 16, 111 Asquith, Gail (11) 93,154,158 Asquith, Shawn (10) 163 ATHEY, MARY 104 Atkins, Kim (12) 55, 74, 127 Atkins, Linda (10) 55 Autey. Julie (10) 163 Autey. Richard (11) 154 Avery, Debbie (12) 74, 127 Babcock. Lisa (12) 74. 127 Bachman, Patricia (11) 34, 77, 154 Backes. Christa (11) 56, 154 BACKES, JOHN 85. 110 Bahnemann, Lisa (11) 154 Bahnemann, Richard (12) 128 Bahnemann, Robert (12) 128 Bairaktaris. Bruce (10) 163 Baker, Ronald (10) 163 Baland, Lisa (11) 62, 154 BALDWIN, THOMAS 110 Balfanz, Karen (10) 164 Balfanz, Stephen (12) 128 BAND 84, 85, 86. 87 Banta, Doug (11) 56, 88, 90, 154 Banta, Lynda (10) 54. 55, 164 Banta. Mark (12) 90, 128 Bardy, Lynne (10) 54, 55, 164 Barkeim, Michelle (12) 35, 128 Barnier, Nancy (11) 154 Barrett, Diana (11) 154 BARTEL, BERNHARD 105 Bartlett. Betsy (10) 16, 164 Barton, Cindy (12) 128 BASKETBALL. BOY 94, 95 BASKETBALL. GIRLS’ 92. 93 Baxter, Mary (12) Bayless, Danny (12) Bayless. S. (10) 164 Beattie, Steven (10) 94, 164 Beattie, Susan (10) 83. 93. 164 Bebeau. Michael (10) 83, 93, 164 Beckman. Lisa (11) 76, 154 Bedient, Douglas (10) 70, 164 Beir, Elizabeth (11) 56, 60, 154 Belden, Ray (11) BELLAND, JEROME 37, 111 BENOY. JOANNE 108, 109 Benoy, Melanie (11) 56, 70, 154 Benson. Rick (12) 128 Benson, Theodore (10) 164 Bensrua, Sherrie (12) Berczyk, Elizabeth (11) Berg, Deborah (10) 164 Berg, John (11) 154 Berg, Rodney (10) 75. 164 Berg, Carrie (11) 55, 87, 100, 154 Bergeron, Scott (12) Bergeron, Vicki (11) 97, 154 Bergerson, Kim (11) 83, 154 Berglund, Cristy (10) 25, 33. 54. 164. 168 Berglund. Jeffery (10) Berken, Mark (11) BERNAUER. MICHAEL 111 Bever, Craig (12) 56. 62, 71, 84. 128, 137 Bever. Pamela (11) 56, 82, 83, 92, 93 155, 162 Beyer. R. (10) 164 Bibeau. Timothy (10) 164 BICEK, MARGARET 111 Biggs, Vickie (10) 164 Billman, Tana (10) 164 Birdsall, Debbie (11) 155 Biron, Doug (11) 39. 155 Bishop, Walter (11) 155 Bjorklund. Carla (11) 155 Black, Lori (10) 164 Black, Mike (12) 24. 25, 55. 64. 65 128, 159 Blackbird, David (12) 55, 57, 62. 128 Blackledge, Lavoy (11) 155 Blaeser, Joseph (12) BLASKO, DAVID 81. 96. 97. 110 Blesener, Daniel (12) Blesener, Jeffrey (11) Blouin, Joseph (11) 155 Bodine, Liz (11) 56, 82. 83. 155 Bodine. Teri (11) 33. 155 Boettcher. Alan (10) 164 BOETTCHER. VERNON 105 Bohnen, Richard (10) 164 Bohnen, Tod (11) 155 Boleen, Brenda (10) 83, 164 Boleen. Susan (12) 55. 81, 82. 83. 128 Bookwalter, Lynn (12) Bookwalter, Margaret (10) 164 Booth. Cheryl (10) 54, 164 Borgman, Julie (11) 34, 155 Born, Melody (10) 75. 164 Bothman. Dan (10) 164 Bothman. Terry (12) 128 Bourgoin. Tamera (10) 76. 164 Bowen. Katherine (12) 128 Bowker, Linda (12) 74, 75, 128. 130 Bowker, Wayne (10) 54, 94, 164 Bowman, Darrel (12) 128, 146 Boyce, Gregory (10) 164 Boyer, James (11) 155 Boyer. Melissa (10) 164 Boyer. Michael (12) 128 Boyes, Rhonda (10) 55, 63. 83, 164 Boyes, Yvonne (12) 56, 62, 65, 128. 129 Bracht, Jim (11) 155 Bracht. Natalie (12) 56, 128 Brackee. Gordon (10) 55. 57, 164 BRANSON, JUNIOR 37, 70, 74, 112 Branum, Marsha (10) 164 Branum, Richard (10) 164 Brasmer. Andrew (12) 23, 25. 100, 127, 128 BREEZE 65 Breneman, Jeanne (10) 54 Bridgeman, Duane (12) 128 Briggs. Jodi (11) 38. 55. 56, 82.83,155. 156 BRIGUET. KATHLEEN 34, 83. 112 Brisson, John (12) 66, 129 Brommerich, Janet (12) Brooke. PhilliD (11) 155 BROTHERS 100 Brown. Christoph (10) 70, 164 Brown. Deborah (10) 164 Brown, Kevin (11) Brown, Terrance (12) 129 Brown. Tim (11) Buhl, Roberta (12) Buhl, Robin (12) Bruley. Kathleen (10) 35, 164 Brune, Jerry (11) 155 Brungardt, Kurt (11) 25, 33, 100, 127, 155 Bullard. James (11) 55. 95, 126 Bunn, Barbara (10) 164 Bunn. Doris (12) Bunney. Morris (10) 164 Bunton, Scott (11) 155 Burcalow, Pamela (12) 56 Burcalow. H. John (11) 155 Burgeson. Alice (10) 36. 37, 70, 83. 165 Burgeson. Philip (11) 155 Burke, Kerrin (12) 81-83. 127. 129, 148 Burke. Susan (10) 42, 63. 97. 165 Burlingame, Alex (11) 155 Bush. Cheryl (11) 155 Buske, Jody(11)155 Buske. Terry (12) 129 BUYS. JACK 74. 112, 130 Buys. Joel (12) 56. 62. 90, 129, 130 Cain, Craig (12) 129 Cakebread. Timothy (12) 56, 129 Calvin, John (11) 90. 155 Cameron. Dean (10) 17. 165 Cardinal. Randy (11) 155 Carey, James (11) 56, 155 Carleton, Laurie (10) 54. 63. 165 Carleton, Tim (12) 129 Carlson, Bruce (12) 62, 98. 129 Carlson. Donna (11) 155 Carlson, Edward (12) Carlson, Guy (10) 165 Carlson. Jeffrey (12) 129 Carlson, Michelle (11) 56. 155 CARLSON. RICHARD 113 Carlson. Ronald (12) Carlson, Roxann (11) 83, 155 Caron, Tomiann (10) 23. 70, 165 Caroon. David (10) 23, 70, 165 Carter, Scott (11) Cartier, Carolyn (10) 83, 165 CASEY. KAYE 113 Cassman, Rick (12) 129 CHALBERG. CHARLES 23, 86. 112 Charpentier. Daniel (10) 165 Charpentier, Mark (11) 155 CHEERLEADERS 62 Cheesebrough, Kathie (12) 129 Chelmo. Kim (11) 155 Chenoweth, Michele (10) 41, 165 Chenoweth, Patricia (12) 129 Cherry, Bradley (10) 165 Chester. Ronald (11) Childers, Robert (10) 165 Chilson. Mark (10) 90. 165 Chmielewski, Pamela (12) 34, 64, 55 129, 76 Chmielewski, Sandy (11) 34, 62, 155 CHOIR 58. 59 Christensen. David (11) Cincoski, Jean (10) 63. 165, 97 Cincoski, Mark (10) 165 Clausen, John (12) Clausen, Michael (11) Clausen, Rita (10) 165 Clemens. Susan (11) 64. 56, 155, 72 Clendenen. Charles (11) 70, 155 Cochran. Mark (10) Coleman, Rusty (12) 129 Collier, Barbara (11) 155 Collier, Gene (11) Collins. Maureen (12) 60. 136, 140. 129 76. 97 CONLEY. DIANNE 112, 37 CONLEY. JACK 112 CONNER, WALLACE 113 COOPER, RUSS 104 Costello. Colleen (12) 65, 130 Costello. Kathleen (10) 54. 165 Costello. Sue (11) 34. 155. 76 Coxon, Caroline (12) 33. 66. 18, 130 Coyer, Kelly (11) 144, 155 Craig. Dustina (12) 130 Craig, Orleen (11) 33. 155 Crane. Allen (12) 63, 71, 85. 130 Index 193 Crane, Sherry (11) 155 Craver. Gretchen (11) 33. 34. 41, 83, 155 Crawford. Elizabeth (11) 155 Cree, Beth (10) 70. 165 Cree, Deborah (12) 70. 130 Crohn, Angie (11) Cronk, Debra (11) 155 CROSS COUNTRY 88. 89 Crouse. Laureen (11) 155 Crouse. Lynne (10) Dabe. Tamara (10) 165 Dahl. Brian (11) 155 Dahl. Craig (12) 62. 71. 80, 130 Dahl. Patrick (11) 74 Dahlberg. Carla (10) 165 Dahlin. John (11) Dahlin, Steve (11) Dale. Michael (12) 130 Dambowy. Kelly (10) 25. 155, 159 Dambowy. Michael (10) 165 Damchik. Jennifer (12) 35. 106, 130 Danielson. Denise (12) 130 Daninger. Scott (12) 21, 62. 71, 85. 130 Daninger, Susan (12) 56. 130 Dauphinais. Desiree (10) 76. 165 David. Brian (10) 165 Davidson. Beverly (12) 130 Davidson. Kathy (10) 165 Davis. Kathy (10) 165 Davis. Kevin (11) 155 Davis. Robert (10) 165 Davis. Steve (10) 71, 165, 170 Dawson, Raymond (11) 155 Deal. Mark (12) Dearbin. Robin (11) DEBATE 66 Degendorfer. Connie (10) 54, 165 Dehaven, Amy (10) 55. 87, 93, 165. 172 Dehaven, Stephan (12) 55, 57, 62, 130 Dehn, Janette (10) 165 Deilke. Frank (10) 165 Delmedico. Tony (10) 165 Dent, Ingrid (11) 155 Des Jardins. Brent (10) Des Jardins, Tod (12) 130 DETTMER. ROBERT 90. 113 Dewall. Fredrick (11) 155 Dickey, Jane (10) 97. 165 Diemert, Everett (11) 56. 155 Dill. Kellie (10) 60, 165 Dimmen. Dean (10) 165 Dirks. Sharon (11) Distler. Cathryn (11) 155 Distler, Diana (10) 165 Distler. John (10) 71, 165 Dittbrenner. Laurie (10) 72, 165 Dittmar, Joan (10) 165 Dixon. Douglas (12) Dixon. Joel (10) Doege, Cynthia (12) 82. 83. 93, 130 Doege. Robin (10) 70, 165 Doepner, Monica (12) 72, 130 Dohmen. John (12) Dohmen. John Dohmen, Joseph (12) Dolan. Bridget (12) 34. 64. 65. 67. 88 89. 131 Dolan. Shawn (11) 62, 85, 98, 155 Dombrowsky, Sonia (10) Donaghue. Cindy (10) 165 Donat. Lori (11) Donohue. Steve (11) DORENDORF, BRUCE 113 Doucette. Debbie (12) 56. 64, 65, 72. 131 Dreset. Cheryl (12) 131 DRISCOLL. KATHLEEN 113 Dumire, Wanda (11) 156 Dunbar, Dave (10) 55, 57, 66. 165 Duncan, Peggy (11) 60. 72, 136, 156 Duncan, Thomas (12) 56. 131 Dunn, Kelly (11) 85, 90. 156 Dunn, Toma (12) Dupaul, Janelle (11) 56. 131, 156 Dupaul, Pamela (12) 100 Dupslaff, Clinton (11) 156 Dupslaff. Scot (10) 165 Dykhuizen, Cathy (11) 56, 156 Eberhardt. Donald (11) 156 Eberhardt. Glenn (12) 131 Eberhardt. Vickie (11) 56, 156 Ecklund, Shelly (10) 165 Effertz. Tomisene (10) 165 Eggen, Cheryl (10) 165 Eggen, Gayle (11) 156 ELECTRONICS CLUB 74 Elkins. Mark (10) 165 Elliot. Scott (12) Elmquist. Gregory (10) 70. 165 Elsenpeter, Roy (10) 71. 165 Empey. Kim (11) 56, 156 Engberg, Christopher (11) 156 Engstrom, Linda (10) 165 Engstrom, Michael (11) Ensrud. Greg (12) 131 Ensrud. Linda (10) 63, 97, 165 ENSRUD, NANCY 108 Ensrud, Sandra (12) 131 Ensrud. Sharon (11) 156 Erickson, Beverly (12) 131 Erickson. Deanna (11) 156 Erickson. James (12) Erickson. Joanne (10) 75, 76, 165 Erickson, Joel (12) Erickson, Kathleen (12) Erickson, Krista (10) 70. 165 Erickson, Laurie (10) 54. 165 Erickson. Mary Kae (11) 33, 56, 62, 129 137. 156 Erickson, Mershawn (10) 165 Erickson, Susie (12) 55. 100, 131 Erickson, Thomas (12) 131 Erkenbrack, Gary (11) 156 Erzar, Kim (10) 165 Esberg, Cheryl (10) 165 Esberg. Dave (12) 56, 131 Essen, Allen (10) 165 Essen, Kevin (12) 131 Evgen, Doug (10) 98, 165 Faber. Lance (10) 165 FALL PLAY 24, 25 Fangmeier. Kay (12) 100, T31 Faymoville, Dean (10) 166 Faymoville, Mary (12) 131 Fearing, Scott (12) 25, 64, 65, 129 132, 148 FEDDERLY, ROBERT 88. 114 Feddick, Tami (11) 156 Fedje, Susan (10) 54, 166 Feils, Julie (12) 55, 86, 132 Feldt, Debbie (12) 132 Ferderer, Renee (11) 83, 156 Ferrard, Kathleen (10) 166 FFA 28. 29 FHA 73 Finger, Joseph (10) 54, 70, 166 Finneman, David (11) 156 Fischer. Emil (10) Fischer. Michael (11) 156 Fishbeck, Thomas (11) 55, 70 Fisher. Cindy (11) 97. 156 FLAG CORPS 60 Flaherty, Dean (11) 156 Flaherty, Jeff (10) 90, 166, 170 Flaherty. Patrick (12) 70. 100, 132, 151 Flanagan, Daniel (10) 166 Flermoen. Tracey (10) 16, 83, 166 Flesvig, Thomas (11) Flint, Dawn (12) 132 Flint. Gretchen (10) 166 Flint, Heidi (12) 34. 56 Flint, Michael (10) 166 FLOEA 75 Flor, Michael (10) 54, 166 Florhaug. Sheila (11) 83, 93, 156 FOOTBALL 84, 85 Forcier, Murray (10) Ford, Audy (12) Ford, Jack (11), 156 FORESTER 64 Forsblade, Roy (11) Forsell, James (11) 98, 99 Fox, Elizabeth (12) 56. 64, 126. 132, 148 Fraley, Ron (12) 132 Franta. Susan (11) 70, 156 FRANZEN, ALLEN 33, 114, 151 Fredrickson, Debra (11) 156 Fredrickson, Mark (10) 90, 166 FRENCH CLUB 69 FRIGSTAD, ELIZABETH 105 Fritz, Steven (10) 166 Frogner, Donald (10) Frost. Naomi (12) 132 Fugate, Todd (11) 156 Fuglie, Maria (12) 132 Fuglie. Marlin (10) 166, 173 FURHRMAN. MARVIN 114 Fulks, Johnna (11) 56, 156 Fuller, Larry (11) Gabriel, John (12) 24, 25, 64. 65 132 133 Gabrielson. Michele (12) 67. 132 Gage, Kevin (11) 156 Gajeski, Jess (10) 54, 166 Gallegar, Todd (12) 62, 132 Gannon, Nannette (11) 137, 156 Garner, Julie (10) 166 Garske, Loretta (11) 156 Gartman, Sandy (12) Gauvin, Greg (11) Gauvin, Scott (12) Genin. Cindy (12) 65. 86. 132 Genin, Tracey (10) 54, 66 Gervais, Jeff (11) 15,56 Gervais, Mary (12) 132 Geske. Denise (11) 156 Gessner, Nancy (11) 55. 87, 156 Geston. Kelly (11) 90 Geving, Ginger (10) 166 Geving, Wade (10) 166 Giampolo, Kenneth (10) 56, 71, 166 Gilbertson. Gerald (11) 55. 156 Gillespie, Gene (12) 132 Gillete, Diana (12) 132 Gillette, Douglas (10) 70. 166 Gioffon, Denise (10) 93, 166 Gioffan, Nancy (11) 82, 156 Goldeman, David (10) 94, 166 Gonier, Bonita (10) Goodin, Jeff (12) 132 Goodrich, John (10) Goodroad, Robert (10) 166 Gordon, Gregory (11) 156 Gorka, Michael (10) 166 Gort, Jeff (11) 85, 95, 133, 151, 156 Gort, Teri (10) 83. 93, 166 Goss. Becky (12) 39, 132 Gottaldt, Karen (11) 156 Goulet. Cheryl (12) 74, 132 Granberg, Larry (10) 54, 166 Granger, Karen (12) 35, 132 Granna, Susan (11) Graslee, Vicki (11) Greathouse. Julia (10) 166 Gregerson, Mary (10) 166 Gregerson, Mike (10) 156 GRIFFITH. DOUGLAS 115 Groeneweg, Keith (10) 166 Groess, Gregory (10) 64, 166 Groshens, Charles (12) 133 Groshens. Shawn (10) 166 Groshong, Suzanne (10) Grossnickle, Gail (12) 133 GROVE, VIRGIL 106 Grover, Teri (12) 62. 133 Grubbs. Brian (11) 156 Grubbs, Gregg (10) 166 Gruett, Timothy (12) 133 Grundhofer, Mickey (12) 55, 62. 71 85. 133 Grundhofer, Michele (10) 54, 83, 166 Gudmundson, Dawn (10) 40, 43, 62, 63, 166 Gudmundson, Kevin (11) 34, 85, 90 156 Gunderson, Jean (10) 66. 87. 166 Gunderson, Jo (12) 18, 25, 97, 133. 149 Gunderson, Larry (11) 156 Gustafson, David (10) 90, 166 Gustafson, Sandra (12) 133 Guttsen, Kenneth (10) 166 GYMNASTICS 96, 97 Hadlich, David (11) 98, 156 Hagen. Jody (10) 166 Hagen, Lori (12) 133 Hagen, Mary (11) 156 Hahn, Judith (10) 166 Hales, Ramona (11) 156 Hall. Michele (12) 133 Hall. Scott (11) 156 Hallberg. Cheryl (11) 157 Hallberg, Denise (12) 81. 86, 97. 133 Hallberg. John (10) 166 Hallin, Kenneth (11) 157 HALLIN, STEPHEN 17, 70, 115 Haluptzok, Jaimette (10) 166 Haluptzok, Jeff (11) 157 Halvorson, Michael (10) 166 Halvorson, John (11) Hamilton, Karen (12) 133 Hanley, John (10) 71. 166 Hansen, Carol (11) 157 194 Index HANSEN. GWENDOLYNE 36. 115 Hansen. Jeff (11) 55. 57. 66. 133, 157 Hansen. Jeffery (12) 56. 71. 84. 133 Hansen, Mark (12) 133 HANSEN. MARK 114 Hansen. Mario (12) 133 Hansen. Michael (12) Hansen, Amy (12) 41, 133 Hanson. Barbara (12) 133 Hanson, Brian (11) 157 Hanson, Dale (11) 157 HANSON. IONE 106, 107 Hanson, Michael (10) 54 HANSON. MARILYN 107 Hanson, Sheila (11) Hanson, Timothy (11) 90, 157 Hanzel, Randy (10) 166 HARPER, HERBERT 114 Harrington, Paula (10) 166 Hart, Thomas (11) 56, 157 Hartos, Craig (10) 166 Hartung, Wayne (11) 157 Haseltine. Jeff (11) 85, 157 Haseltine. Kevin (12) 134 Haseltine, Lance (12) 12, 24, 25, 41, 62 85, 100, 134 Haseltine, Scott (10) 167 Hauble, Stan (11) 157 Haus, Constance (10) 34. 55. 167 Haus, Marianne (11) 55, 157 Haus. Randolph (10) 62, 88, 90, 134 Haus. Richard (12) 62, 88. 90. 134 Havens, Kenneth (11) 157 Havlisch. Jay (11) 56, 157 Hawley, Christoper (10) 167 Hawley, Linda (10) 167 Haworth, Patrick (10) 54, 167 Hawthorne, Kent (10) 167 HERBERT, HENRY 114, 133 Hebert, Judy (12) 34, 64, 65, 72, 129 134, 148 Heck, Chris (11) 35, 56. 157 Heck. Julie (10) 54, 167 Hed, Cindy (11) 157 Heifort, Mike (10) 167 Heifort, Russ (11) Heinze, Debra (12) 134 Helin, Paul (10) 42, 71, 167 Helin, Steven (11) 157 HENDERSON, JACK 37, 115 Henderson, Scott (12) 33, 56, 100, 134 Henderson. Timothy (10) 98, 167 Henrichsen, Jim (10) 98, 167 Herbst, Deborah (10) 167 Herges, Deborah (10) 83. 93. 167 Hernandez. Andrea (11) Herubin, Andy (11) 157 Heryla. Julie (10) Heryla. Thomas (12) 98 Hesla, Mark (11) 55. 57, 135, 157 Hewson. Jodi (12) 134 Hibbison, Dolly (12) 18, 20. 62, 93, 134 137, 140, 151 Higgins, Ricky (12) Higgins. Vicki (11) 101, 157 Hill, Dale (12) Hiltner, Vicki (12) 134 Hindi. Barb (12) 134 Hinrichs, Gregory (10) 90, 167 Hinrichsen, David (12) 134 Hinrichsen. Dennis (11) Hockensmith, Penelope (12) 33, 40. 64. 93 134 HOCKEY 98. 99 Hodges, David (12) 134 Hodges. Jodell (12) Hodges, Richard (10) 167 Hoff, Melanie (10) 24, 25. 63, 167 Hofschneider, Richard (12) 12, 70, 72, 73 Holcomb, Karen (12) 134 Holl. Monica (12) 134 Hollenbeck, Janice (11) 157 Holmes. Mike (10) 167 Holmstrom. Joan (11) 157 Hoppe, Robert (11) 157 Houle, Bradley (11) 55, 57, 71, 157 Houle, Danita (12) 134 Houle, Mary (12) 20, 97, 134. 155 Houle. Michael (11) 90, 157 Houle, Peter (12) Houle, Sarah (10) 54, 87, 167 Houle, Shane (12) 134 Houle. Thomas (10) 77, 167 Houle, Victoria (10) 167 Houle, Wayde (11) 55, 57, 157 House, Bonnie (12) 35, 72, 100, 134 House. Michael (12) 134 Hovland, Mike (11) 62, 94, 157 Hovland, Patrick (10) 94, 167 Howard, Cheryl (12) 35, 87, 134 HOWE, DORIENE 115 HOWE, KAREN 116, 117 Howg, Kathy (11) 157 HOYT, MARJORIE 108, 109 Hudak, Mark (12) 70, 88. 134 Hughes. Michael (12) 62, 70. 71, 85. 134 Hulsman,Debra (12) 134 Hummel, Candy (10) 167 Humphrey, Roger (10) 54, 167 Husfeldt, Brenda (10) 54, 93, 167 Husfeldt, Brian (12) 85, 135 Hyatt, Janette (11) 157 HYATT, LOYAL 36, 116, 117 Hyland, Julie (11) 34, 157 Immel, Charles (12) 135 Immel, Michael (10) 71, 167 Isaacson, Greg (11) 98, 157 Isakson, Jmmie (11) Iverson, Brian (12) 36, 135, 151 Iverson. Gary (11) 55, 57, 95, 157 Jacobsen, Frederick (12) Jacobsen, Wendy (11) 35, 157 Jacobsen, Rick (12) 71 Jaeger, Jon (11) 71, 90, 157 James, Jim (11) 35, 85, 157 James, Raymond (10) 167 Jamis. Keith (10) 34 Janecek, Tracy (10) 34, 54 Janeck, Mary (10) 167 Jansen, Kevin (12) Janssen. Phillip (10) 56, 167 Jantschek. Frank (10) Jarosiewicz. Dawn (10) 167 Jaresiewicz, Richard (11) 56, 157 Jarvis, Keith (10) 167 Jasicki, Julie (10) 39, 83, 167 Jaworski, Jodie (10) Jeans, Doug (11) 90, 157 Jeans, Heather (10) 83, 167 Jeans, Ruth (12) 97, 135 Jeans, Tara (12) 35, 135 Jellum, Greg (10) 167 Jelmberg, Dallas (11) 157 Jensen. Bonnie (12) 135 Jensen, Christine (12) 35, 54. 135 Jensen, Deborah (10) 167 JENSEN. DIANE 117 Jensen, Karen (10) 167 Jensen, Martin (12) 62, 70, 71, 72. 84 135 Jensen, MaryJo (12) 35, 136 Jensen, Mike (11) Jensen. Steven (11) 157 Jergens, Jane (10) 23, 33, 66, 167 JERGENS, JOHN 105 Jergens, Julie (11) 55. 87, 157 Jeukens, Randy (11) 157 Jewison, John (12) 136 Jewison, Martin (11) 157 Johansen, Cary (10) 167 Johansen, Renee (12) 35, 74. 130, 136 Johnson, Brenda (12) Johnson, Bruce (10)167 Johnson. Carla (12) 34, 55, 56, 72, 136 Johnson, Cheryl (11) 4, 72, 157 Johnson, Craig (10) 167 Johnson, David (12) 40 Johnson, Diane (12) 136 Johnson. Donna (11) 157 Johnson, Doreen (10) 60, 167 Johnson, Greg (11) Johnson, Janet (12) 56, 167 Johnson. Jerome (10) 54, 167 Johnson. Joel (12) 85, 136 Johnson, Jody (10) 33, 55, 66. 168 Johnson, Karen J. (12) 136 Johnson, Karen L. (12) 32, 55, 86, 87 130, 136 Johnson, Kellie (10) 54, 101. 168 Johnson, Kenneth (12) Johnson, Kevin (10) 54. 90,168 Johnson, Laurie (12) 60, 76, 136, 140 Johnson, Nancy (12) 18, 25. 35, 56. 86 135, 136, 149 Johnson. Pamela (12) 136 Johnson, Pamela (11) 56, 86, 154, 157 Johnson, Paul (10) 168 Johnson, Richard (11) 157 Johnson, Robert (12) 136 Johnson, Robert (11) 157 JOHNSON, SALLY 108 Johnson, Scott (10) 4. 54. 167 Johnson, Shannon (11) 157 Johnson, Ted (11) 157 Johnson, Terri (11) 157 Johnson. Warren (11) JONES. DAVID 117 Jones, Janet (10) 168 Jones, Julie (12) 136 Jones, Lorraine (11) 157 JONES, PAT 105 Jones, Renae (11) 157 Jovan, Bruce (11) 157 Juhl. Alex (11) 157 Juhl. David (12) 66, 100, 136, 151 JUHL. ROBERT 105 JUNIORS 154-163 Jung, Mark (11) Kaase. Thomas (12) Kahlstorf, Leanne (12) Kaiser, John (10) 168 Kaiser, Scott (12) 136 Kangas, Robin (10) 98. 168 Kannisto, P. (11) 157 Kannisto, Roger (10) 168 Kasma, Mark (10) 98. 168 Kasper, Joseph (10) 55, 57, 74, 94, 168 Kasse. Cindy (10) 168 Kaufer, Deborah (12) 55. 67, 126, 137, 168 Kedrowski. Beth (12) 56. 137. 172 Keegan, Donna (11) 55, 62. 129, 137, 143 Keen, Laurie (10) 168 Keilen, Nancy (10) 168 Keilen, William (12) Kelch. Shelby (12) 137 Keller, Mark (12) 137 Kellerhuis, Brad (11) 157 Kelly, Daniel (10) 71, 168 Kelly, John (11) 24, 35. 70, 100, 157 Kelly. Patrick (12) 62. 70, 88. 137 Kelly, Viann (10) 54, 168 Kehnitz, Lisa (11) 82, 83, 157 Kendrick, Paul (11) 62. 85. 98. 131, 158 Kent, Don (11) 4. 72. 158 Ketchmark. Steve (11) 158 Kilgriff, Dawn (12) 137 Kirchoff. Dale (10) 168 Kirkwold. Pat (11) 158 Kirk, Vicki (10) 168 Kling, Daniel (10) 168 Kling, Julie (12) 137 Klingbeil, Janice (10) 168 Knudson. Debbie (12) 55, 137 Koch. Jim (12) 56. 137 Koch, Lynn (10) 25, 33, 54, 55, 154. 168 Koch, Mary (10) 22, 54, 63, 87. 168 Kohler. Daniel (10) 168 Kohler. Lee (10) 168 Kohler, Scott (12) 137 Kohler, Steven (10) 168 Kohler, Sue (11) 158 Kohls. Scott (10) 94, 95. 168 Kohlstorf, Dave (12) Kohlstorf, Melvin (10) 168 Koppy. Daniel (11) 158 Koppy, David (10) 168 Koppy, Keith (12) Kotchen. David (12) 137 Kottke, Doug (11) 158 Kranick, Lisa (10) 168 Kranick, Lori (11) 158 Krasky, Robert (10) 168 Krech, Donna (11) 5, 101 Krech, Tamara (10) 55, 168 Kreiner, Thomas (12) 34, 138 Krinke, Dawn (11) 33, 56, 88 Krinke, Wade (10) 168 Krizan, Scott (11) 36, 98. 158 Kroening, Kristal (12) 138 Kroska, Donna (12) 18, 41, 62, 129 137, 138, 140. 148 KROSKA. JACKIE 108 Kroska, Stephan (11) 41, 63. 85, 98, 158 Krysinski, Susan (11) Kubes, Nancy (11) 72. 101. 158 Kult, Linda (10) 41, 63, 168 Kunshier, Beth (11) 158 Kunshier, Dena (10) 168 Kunshier, Donna (10) 168 Index 195 Kunshier. Donno (11) 158 Kunshier. Kristeen (12) Kunshier, Lori (11) 83. 97. 158 KUNTZ, GENE 117 Kurasz. Diana (10) 168 Kurvonen, Elina (12) 64 Kushlan. Leon (12) Labelle, Joseph (10) 90, 168 LaCasse. Carolyn (10) 168 LaCasse. Gary (12) Lain, Rebecca (10) Lain, Vicki (12) Laman, Gail (10) LaMar, Jon (11) 158 LaMere. Suzanne (10) 97, 168 Lamprecht, Lon (12) 5, 25, 39, 41, 55 56, 64. 65, 126, 127, 138 Lamprecht, Lori (10) 54. 83. 168 Lane, Gary (12) Lang, Mark (12) Lange. Brian (10) 168 Lange. Carla (10) 168 Lange. Mark (12) 90. 138 Langland. Christine (11) 13, 64. 158 Lappe, Jerome (12) Larkey. Donna (12) 55, 138 Laroche, Regina (10) 24, 25, 55, 66, 133 135, 168 LaRoque, Darla (12) 42, 55. 56, 60. 64 70, 138, 140 LARSON, ALLEN 116 Larson, Ann (11) 158 LARSON. BARB 105 Larson. Cathy (11) 92, 93, 158 Larson. Christine (10) 168 Larson, Janet (10) 168 Larson, Joan (10) 168 Larson, John (10) Larson, Larry (11) 158 Larson. Mike (10) 168 Larson, Richard (10) 168 Larson, Sandy (10) 168 Larson, Thomas (10) 90, 168 LA TOURNEAU, NANCY 116 LAUTIGAR, JOHN 85, 116 Lavandowska, Layne (12) 71, 88, 138 LA VALLA. JOY 108 Lawman, Jerry (11) 158 Lawman, Pam (12) 138 Lawrence, Gary (12) 138 Leach. Helen (12) 56, 138, 172 Leason, Charlene (12) 35, 74. 130, 138 Leason, Curtis (10) 94, 169 Leckie, David (10) 90, 169 Lehman, Rick (11) 158 Leonard, Lori (10) 169 Leonard. Wade (12) 138 Leroux. Chris (10) Leslie, Nancy (10) 169 LETTERMAN'S CLUB 63 Levesseur, Deborah (11) 158 Levesseur. Jacqueline (10) 42, 56, 93, 169 Levine, Jeff (10) 169 Lewis, Dawn (12) 138 Lewis, John (11) 156. 158 Lewis. Leslie (10) 63, 169 Lewis, William (10) 169 Lichtscheidl. Jane (10) 169 Lichtscheidl, Jeff (11) 56. 158 Lichtscheidl. Kari (11) 83, 158 Lichtscheidl. Lynn (12) 74, 138 Lien, Jonathon (12) 25. 100, 127, 135, 138 Lien, Margaret (11) 158 Lien. Catherine (11) 158 Lind. Mike (10) 54, 169 Lindberg. Janelle (11) 33, 56, 62. 87 126, 154 Lindeberg, Laurie (11) 87. 97. 158 Lindeberg. Nick (10) 98, 169 Lindeberg. Ronald (11) 158 Lindell, Sheila (10) Linder, Margaret (12) 138 Lindgren, Dan (10) 94. 169 Lindstrom, Craig (11) 62, 85, 98. 158 LINDSTROM, JAMES 117 Lindquist, Conrad (12) 138 Linnell, Laurie (10) Linz, Ann (10) 63. 169 Linz, Chris (12) 138 Linz, Lisa (10) 169 Little, Karen (10) 169 Little. Sherri (11) 42 Locher, Christopher (11) Lomnes. Sheryl (12) 138 Long, Cynthia (10) 56. 169 Long, Nanci (10) 54, 169 Longtin, Jane (12) Longtin. Robert (10) 169 Lopez. Carmen (12) 138 Lopez. Dean (10) 169 Lopez, George (10) 10 Lord. Teresa (12) 4, 56, 70. 101, 138 Lott, Gene (12) 56. 74, 138 Lott, Genyi (10) 54, 169 Lueken. Roger (11) 90. 158 Lukenbill, Jim (11) 158 Lukkonen. Sandra(11) 158 Lund, David (12) 138 Lund, Jay (11) 37, 158 Lund, Jerry (11) 158 Lund, Wayne (10) 70, 169 Lundberg. Mary (12) 93, 138 Lundberg, William (12) Lunde. Deanna (10) 54, 169 Lundeen. Faith (10) 169 Lundeen. Lori (10) 54, 60, 169 Lundeen. Mark (11) 158 LUTZ. DARLENE 108, 109 Lutz. Earl (10) Lutz, Karen (11) 158 Lutz, Michelle (12) 18, 62, 131, 138 139, 140 Lynch. Greg (12) 138 LYNCH, LOREN (11) Lynch. Lynn (12) 33, 86, 87. 100, 138 Mack, Scott (11) 39, 56, 80, 94, 95, 158 Mackey, Gregory (11) Mackey, Thomas (10) 90, 169 Mackey. William (11) 21, 158 Mader, Daniel (11) 98, 158 Magnuson. Charles (10) 90. 169 Magnuson, LeRoy (12) 62, 71. 85. 138 Maguire, Laurie (12) 138 Maisio, Mark (10) 169 MAJORETTES 61 Maki. Janet (11) 55,158 MAKI, RACHEL 117 Malm. Shelly (10) 54, 169 Manders, Mark (12) 138 Manfredini, Jody (11) 158 Mara. Andy (11) 85, 98, 158 Marier. Darlene (10) 169 Marier. Diane (10) 54, 83. 169 Marier. Rena (12) 56, 88. 89, 138 Marier, Ronald (12) 140 MARKUS, CANDY 36, 117 Markusson, Larry (11) 158 Markusson, Ronald (12) Maroschek, Mary (11) 158 Marsh, Dawn (10) 88, 89, 169 Martin, Janet (12) Martin, Robert (10) Martinson, Jodi (12) 82, 83. 97. 140 Marx, Matthew (10) 98, 169 Massie, Cynthia (12) 140 Masso. Michelle (12) 67, 140, 151 MAT AIDS 100 Mateer. Roger (11) 23, 159 Mateer, Victoria (12) 35, 55, 140 Mategko, Kathleen (12) 140 Matheson, Jeffrey (10) 169 Matheson. Joy (12) 140, 144 Matheson, Julie (12) 140 Matheson, Mark (12) 140 Matheson, Melanie (12) 140 Matheson. Michael (12) 140 Matiatos, Andrea (10) 169 Mattson, Marya (11) 55, 64. 65. 100, 159 Matuseski, Timothy (12) 62. 139, 140 Mayhew, John (12) 67, 141 Mayhew, Paul (10) 70, 169 Mayo. Todd (10) 169 McChesney, Robert (10) 71, 169 McConnel, Kevin (10) 169 McConnel, Pat (10) McCool, Dana (10) 60, 169 McCullough, James (11) 159 McDonald, Dennis (12) 20, 38, 40. 62, 85, 141 McELRATH, WILLIAM 118 McGrath. Bruce (11) 62. 71, 85, 159 McGough, Thomas (12) McGuire, Linda (11) 159 McGowan, Perry (12) 24, 25, 33. 70, 100 140, 144 McKenzie, Kathy (11) 159 McKenzie, Craig (11) 159 McKenzie. Jeffrey (10) 54, 169 McKenzie. Kimberly (12) 100, 141 McKenzie. Ray (12) 141 McLaughlin, Brian (10) 98. 169 McLaughlin. Ruby (12) 70, 141 McMahon, Kitty (10) 169 McManus, Jayne (12) 70, 141 McNamara, Cheryl (11) 159 Meister. Leanne (12) 74, 141 MENKEN, RUTH 118 Menne, Timothy (11) 159 Merrill, Debra (10) 54. 101. 170 Merritt, Renee (11) 159 Messelt, Lorri (12) 67. 141 Metzger, Janet (11) 159 Meyman, Bernard (10) 94, 170 MEZMORA 58. 59 Michael, Gail (12) 141 Michaud, Julie (10) 170 Michaud, Karen (10) 23, 172 Michaud, Steve (10) 70 Mickelsen, Rebecca (12) 26. 42, 56. 64, 65 83. 141 MIKOLAJCZYK. KENNETH 98. 118 Miller, Brian (11) 4, 55. 57. 70, 159 Miller, Carrie (11) 159 Miller, Dan (10) 159 Miller. Daniel (10) Miller. Dave (12) 62. 81. 90. 131, 137 141, 144 Miller, Dean (11) 55, 66, 159 Miller. Jeffrey (10) 94, 170 Miller, Kimberly (12) 141 MILLERIN. MARCELLA 108 Milligan, Gerald (10) 170 MILLS. SAMUEL 95, 119 Minder. Scott (10) Miner. Russell (10) 170 Miner, Tamara (12) 141 Mitthun, Shirley (10) Moe. Donald (11) Moe. Pamala (10 Moen, Mark (11) 94. 95, 159 Moen, Tom (11) 159 Monk, David (11) 159 Monson, Randy (11) 159 Moon, Scott (10) 170 Moore. Dennis (12) Moore, Michael (10) 170 Moore, Robert (11) 88, 159 Moore, Thomas (12) 85, 90. 91, 141 Moorhouse, Sheryl (10) 54, 170 Morehouse. Gail (12) Moraczewski, Mark (11) 54, 56. 62, 88, 89 90, 91, 159 Moraczewski, Matthew (10) 54, 88, 170 Mordorski, Jackie (11) 159 Mork. DeeAnn (10) 54, 101, 170 Morley, Joseph (11) 159 Morley, Mary Kay (12) 26. 27, 32, 64 65, 141 Morley, Rosemarie (10) 170 Morner, Henriette (12) 83 Morrissey, Michael (10) 170 Moseng, Marlon (10) 54, 170 MOSKOP. RICHARD 119 MOTSCHENBACHER, STAN 16, 106 MOTAZ, CAROL 34, 113, 119 Mueller, Peggy (11) 159 Mueller, Sheri (12) 64, 100, 141 Mulvihill, Susan (12) 55. 61, 70. 126, 141 Mundt, Brian (12) 34, 141 MURALT, DEBORAH 107 Murphy. Jeffery (12) 141 Murphy, Mary (10) 170 Myrick, William (12) 141 Nalewaja, Dean (11) 159 Navin, Lisa (11) 159 Neal. Robert (10) 90, 170 Neff, Randy (10) 90 Neis, Diane (12) 141 Nelson, Barbara (10) Nelson, Brian (10) Nelson, Cheryl (11) 159 Nelson, David (11) 23, 159 Nelson, Don (11) NELSON, DONALD 34, 118 Nelson, Gary (12) 141 Nelson, Hugh (11) 159 Nelson, Jackie (12) 100. 141 Nelson, Joel (10) 98, 170 Nelson. Kelly (11) 56, 87, 159 Nelson, Kurt (10) 170 196 Index Nelson-Lane, Laurie (12) 56, 142 Nelson, Lee (12) 62, 88, 142 Nelson, Lori (12) 142 Nelson, Lynn (11) 56, 83, 159 Nelson, Mitch (11) 55 NELSON, ROLLIN 55, 118 Nelson, Rosemarie (12) 142 Nelson, Scott (11) 55, 159 Nelson, Steven (12) 71 Ness, Randy (11) 159 Neujahar, Kristy (10) 170 Neumann, Kerry (10) 170 Neumann, Mark (11) 159 NEWELL, THOMAS 118 Newmann, Lawrence (12) Newmann. Mark (11) 159 Newmann. Michael (10) 54, 90, 170 Newton. Susan (11) Nichols, Susan (12) 142 NICKERSON, DONNA 107 Nicklason, Leland (11) 159 Niederkorn, Deborah (12) 62, 129, 137 142, 143 Niederkorn, Diane (10) 170 Nieland, Brian (10) 7, 170 Nieland, Jodi (11) 159 Neilson, Beth (11) 159 Neilson, Cynthia (12) 142 Neilson, Jodie (11) 159 Neilson. John (10) 71. 170 Niemczyk, Christine (11) 62, 97, 129 137, 159 Nimis, Jeffrey (11) Noel, Greg (11) Noleen, Scott (11) 22. 62. 71. 85. 159 Nordin, Kimberly (11) 159 Noreen. Shirley (10) 54, 170 Norton. Nanette (11) 83, 159 Novak, Lisa (10) 56, 170 Nutter, Todd (12) 142 Nygren, Casey (10) O'Brian, Allan (10) 170 O'Brian, William (11) 159 OBERG. EVELYN 108 Oberg, lone (12) 41, 101, 142 O'CONNELL, JODELL 72. 119 O'Conner, Rick (12) Oelke, Dale (12) 142 O'Gary, Jennifer (10) 170 Ohnsorg, Joe (10) 170 Ohnsorg, Theresa (11) 159 Olesen, Randall (11) 159 Olsen, Donald (12) Olsen, Max (12) Olson, Bradley (12) 142 Olson, Bradley (11) 56, 90, 159 Olson, Burnell (10) Olson, Charles (10) 170 Olson, Curtis (10) 54, 170 Olson, Cynthia (11) 55, 62, 97, 159 Olson, Ginger (10) 170 Olson, Herbert (12) Olson, Jeffery (12) 85, 142 Olson, Jill (12) 142 Olson, Jodee (11) 56, 159 Olson. John (10) 94, 95, 170 Olson, Jon (12) 85, 90. 142 Olson, Julie (11) 159 Olson, Kenneth (10) 54, 71, 170 Olson, Larry (12) 142 Olson. Lori (11) 56. 83, 160 Olson, Lorie (11) OLSON, MYRTLE 35, 119 Olson, Natalie (10) 170 Olson, Pam (10) Olson, Richard (11) Olson, Robert (12) 142 Olson. Sandra (12) 88, 89, 93, 142 Olson, Shan (11) 160 Olson, Steven (10) 70, 170 Olson, Susan (12) 143 Olson, Susan (10) 88, 93, 170 Olson, Terri (10) 170 Olson, Wendy (10) 170 O’Neil, Gary (11) 55, 160 ONELL, CARLEEN 119 Oshaughnessy. Brian (11) 160 Osterbauer, Bartley (12) Osterbauer. Dori (12) 25, 127, 135, 143, 149 Osterbauer, Loren (10) 170 Ostlund, Jennifer (12) 42, 143 Ostrand, Maybeth (11) 100, 160 Otis, Misty (11) Otteson, Dean (11) 160 Otteson, Lorri (11) 75, 160 Otto, Bonnie (12) 76, 77, 143 Otto, Carrie (10) 171 Otto, Connie (10) 171 Owen, Richard (10) Palas, Lisa (12) 143 Palmquist, Kevin (11) Polokangas, John (12) 145 Pancake, James (11) 41, 62. 85, 137, 160 Parker, Peter (11) 160 Patterson, Todd (10) 171 Paugel, Marcelina (11) 160 Paul. Matthew (10) 171 Paul. Steve (11) 160 Paulina. Teresita (11) 55, 62, 93 PAULSON. JOAN 82, 93, 120 Pearson, Thomas (12) 90. 143 PECHMAN, NANCY 36. 120 Peek. Theresa (12) 143 Peitz. Nadine (12) 67. 100, 143 Peloquin, Laurie (10) 171 Peloquin, Richard (12) Peltier, Brigitte (10) PELTIER, DOUGLAS 98. 121 Peltier, Jeffery (11) 160 Peltier, Mike (12) 144 Peltier. Robin (10) 171 Pepin, Teresa (12) 144 Pepin, Tom (10) 171 Pepper, Darcy (12) 77, 144 Pepper, Donn (10) 171 Peppin, Debra (11) Perrault. Cindy (12) 64, 65, 144 Perrault. Jesse (11) 160 Perreault, Julie (11) Perreault, Richard (11) 160 Perreault. Rita (10) 76, 171 Person, Jay (11) 160 Petermeier. Leanne (10) 25, 56. 70, 171 Petermeier, Pamela (11) 83, 160 Petermeier, Roxanne (12) 18, 33, 56, 82 140, 144, 147 Peters, Warren (12) 144 Petersen, Karrie (11) 160 Petersen. Lowell (12) Peterson, Tom (11) 160 Person, David (12) 144 Peterson, Karen (10) 83. 93, 171 Peterson, Michael (10) 171 Peterson, Sandra (12) 4, 56, 82, 83, 93 142, 143 Peterson, Scott (11) 90 Peterson, Stephanie (11) 160 Peterson, Steve (12) 56, 95, 144 Peterson, Steven (10) 171 Peterson, Tami (10) Peterson, Terry (11) 160 Peterson, Theresa (11) 160 Peterson, Timothy (11) Peterson, Todd (11) 160 Peterson, Walter (12) 55. 85, 144 Peterella. Paul (11) 55, 57, 64, 65 66. 160 Petron, Kim (11) 23, 38, 160 Petroske. Keith (12) 144 Petroske, Ronald (12) 85. 144 Pfingsten. Charles (12) 144 Pfingsten, Donna (10) 171 Pfleger,Christine (10) 93, 171 PHELPS, ED 108 Philippi, Gwen (12) 144 Philippi, Kit (10) 77, 171 Phillips, Todd (12) 85, 144. 148 Picotte, Sue (11) 60. 136, 160 Pilcher, Timothy (11) Pitcher. Kevin (12) 16, 34, 35, 76, 144 Plain, Penny (10) 42, 83, 171 Poff, Scott (12) 144 Pogose. Charles (11) 160 Pogose. Mark (10) 90, 171 POGREBA. THOMAS 90, 121 Pohl, Francis (11) 160 Pohl, Steven (11) 160 Pojanowski, Richard (12) Polokangas, John (12) 145 Pope, Dana (11) 160 Pope, Debra (12) 64, 65, 4, 101, 145 Poslushy, Bryan (11) 160 Pottsmith, Todd (11) 160 Poundstone, Lila (12) 145 POUPARD, DANIEL 94, 95. 106 Powers, Adam (10) 171 Powers, Tammie (11) 160 Powers, Timothy (10) 171 Powers, T. R. (12) 145 Pratt. Carolyn (11) 34. 160 Pratt, Steve (11) 88, 160 Prax. Dale (10) 171 Prax, Ronald (11) 160 Prescott. Patti (12) 62. 129. 137, 143, 145 Prestegaard, Richard (11) 160 RAND. WILLIAM 104 Rathbun, Kirk (11) 160 Reece. Robert (10) 70, 171 Reeder, Brian (10) 171 Reese. Mark (10) 171, 94 Regel. Mary (11) 160 Rehbein, Alan (11) 23 Rehbein. Dirk (11) 160 Reiling, Leslie (11) 160, 75 Reiman, Jeff 90. 171 Reiman. Jill (12) 33, 64, 56. 28. 83, 146 REIMAN. JOHN 121, 128, 90 REDMOND, CAROL 64, 120 REDMOND. PAUL 54, 120 Remitz. Chris (11) 160 Remitz. Collen (11) 86. 87, 93. 160 Renard, Mark (10) 171 Renard. Rick (10) 171 Rhoda, Donald (11) 160 Rhoda. James (10) 171 Rice. Julie (10) 54, 171 Richert. Jerry (10) 171 Richert, Kathleen (12) 97, 146 Richter, Kathleen (10) 171 Richter, Linda (11) 160 Riermann, Michelle (10) 54. 171 Rinke. John (10) 171 Riopel, Rose (10) 171 Rippel, Anthony (10) 111 Risnes, Joy (12) 146 Ristrom. Clayton (11) Ritscher, Brian (11) Roberts, Kathy (12) 146 Robertson, Barbara (11) 56. 100, 155, 160 SAGSTUEN. NANCY 120, 72. 73 SAHLIN, MELBA 105 Sahlin, Stephen (10) 171 St. Clair, Cynthia (12) 56, 148 St. Martin, Judith (12) 148 St. Sauver, Jerry (11) 161 St. Sauver, Scott (10) 172 Sampson. James (10) 171 Sampson. Jill (11) 161 Sandager, Erik (11) 161 SANDAGER, LEE 120 Sanford. Laurie (11) 161 Sarau, Renee (12) Sargeant. Jill (11) 22, 56, 83. 55, 161 Sargeant, Mary (10) 54. 83, 171. 93 Sargeant, Steven (12) 19. 21. 40, 62, 71 85. 143, 146, 150. 151 Sather, Christine (10) 62, 63, 171 Satter, Derek (11) Saxe, Julie (12) 96. 97. 146 Scanlon, Catherine (12) 55, 70, 146 Scanlon, Timothy (11) 55. 71, 161 Schaab. Elizabeth (10). 171 Schadl. John (10) 65, 24. 25, 172 Schafer. Laurie (12) Schafer. Randy (10) 172 Schams, David (10) 54. 172 Schams, Scott (12) 55, 146 Scharpen, Beverly (10) 172 Scharpen. John (11) 161 Schatvet, Bruce (12) Schellin, Brenda (10) Schlaeger. Thomas (12) 26, 146 Schlangen. Cathy (10) 54. 87. 172 Schleicher, Linda (12) 74. 146 Schleicher, Mark (11) 161 Schliesing. Julie (12) 146 Schliesing. Racheal (10) 54, 172 Schloegl. Jennifer (12) 146 Schloegel. Lori (11) 161 Schloer. Mark (11) 161 Schmidt, Gerald (10) 88. 90, 172 Schmidt, Lori (12) 146 Schmitt. Ronald (11) 40. 62, 88, 90, 161 Schmitt, Laurie (10) 172 SCHMULAND. CARL 121 Schneider, Donna (11) 39, 161 Schneider, Joe (11) 62, 80, 85. 98. 161 Schoening, Tara (10) 172 Schrom, Richard (11) 22. 90, 161 Index 197 Schrom, Robert (10) 172 Schuett, Jonathon (11) 161 Schultz. Charles (10) 21. 65. 172 Schultz. Scott (11) 56. 161 Schultz. Teresita (10) 65. 76. 83. 172 Schumacher. Ann (10) 54. 83. 93. 172 Schumacher. John (12) 62, 85. 95. 147 Schuna. Denniw (10) 65. 172 Schur, Patrick (10) 172 Schwan, Mary (10) 54. 83. 172 Seiler. Mary (11)87, 136, 161 Seiler. Maureen (12) 65, 147 Seim. Bryan (11) Seitz. Mary (10) 172 SENIORS 126-151 Serbus. Carrie (11) 86, 97. 161 Setterholm, Nancy (12) 147 Shalander. Karen (11) 64. 76. 154, 161 Shalander, Sandra (11) 62. 161 Shannon, Elizabeth (12) 56. 147 Sherwood, Jonell (10) 55. 172 Shoberg. Margo (11) Shuster. Richard (10) 90. 172 Sibbald. Patrick (12) Simbeck, Lieza (11) Simbeck. Susan (12) 147 Simmons, Juel (11) 161 Simonson. Debra (11) 161 Simonson. Joye (12) Simonson. Randall (10) 172 Siniff. Linda (11) 55. 161 Siniff, Sherri (10) 55. 81. 88. 89. 172 SKARE, RICHARD 34, 122 SKI CLUB 70 Skogland, Timothy (10) 172 Skoglund. Susie (10) 54, 172 Skogg. Cathy (11) 101. 161 Skoog, Marlene (12) 147 Smallidge, Linda (12) 54. 140. 147 Smallidge, William (10) 54. 71. 74. 172 Smith. Douglas (12) 38. 40. 55. 57. 62. 71 84. 147 Smith. Stuart (10) 55. 71. 172 Solem, Michael (10) 98, 172 Soelbbing, Jeannie 108 Solem, Peggy (10) 98. 172 Solem. Susan (11) 161 SOMROCK. WILLIAM 122 SOPHOMORES 164-173 Sorenson. George (10) Sorg. Sue (11) 23. 38. 161 Sovick, James (12) 95, 147 SPANISH CLUB Spence. Michael (12) 148 Spence. Patrick (10) 54. 94. 95. 172 Spraungel. Andy (10) 172 Spitzer.Clark (12) Stace. Ron (10) 172 Stachel. To (11) 85, 94. 95, 161 Stachowski. Wanda (12) 148 Strand. Liz (10) 172 STATZNER. ELSA 123 Steele, Greg (12) 85. 136. 148 Steele, Marie (11) 161 Steffenson, Jeff (10) 172 Stehr, Christine (11) Steinbach. Debbie (12) 148 Steiner. Lisa (11) 161 Steirns, Kenneth (11) 75. 161 Sternberg. Mark (10) 172 Sternberg. Thomas (11) 161 Stevens. Dana (10) 172 Stevermer, Karlene (10) 172 Stockdill, Jodie (11) 56. 87. 161 Stoffels, Dennis (12) 12. 148 STONE. JANET 123 Straka, Kenny (10) 172 Strand. Elizabeth (10) 34. 83. 172 STREATER. RALPH 66. 122 STRIGHT, RICHARD 105 Stright. Robert (12) 55. 57. 148 Stroman, Sandra (12) Stroman, Terrance (10) 172 Strong, Richard (10) Struble, Ward (10) 172 STUDENT AIDES 76-77 STUDENT COUNCIL 32 Stuen, Chris (10) Sullivan, John (12) 76 Sullivan, Patricia (12) 25. 67. 72. 148 Summers. Mark (11) 55, 62. 161 Sundeen, Graydon (11) 162 Sunsten, Suzanne (12) 56. 148. 172 Svec. Marcianne (10) 131, 172 Svec. Rose (12) 131, 137, 148 Swanson. Diana (10) 54. 83, 164, 172 Swanson. Paul (11) 162 Swanson, Virginia (12) Sweere. Donald (11) 65, 162 Sweere. Sandra (10) 172 Swenson, Kent (10) 172 Swenson, Mark (11) 162 SWENSON. PEGGY 35, 122 Swider, Suzanne (11) 162 Switzer, Troy (10) 90, 172 Tagg, Joel (12) 148 Tague, Naomi (10) Tauer, Donna (10) 173 Taurman, Gwen (10) 23, 173 Taurman. Mary Jo (12) 149 Taylor. Chris (10) 173 Taylor. Linda (10) 173 Taylor. Nancy (12) 149 Teel, Darla (10) 173 Teel. Kim (11) TEICHNER, SANDRA 122 Teigland, Teri (11) 76. 77, 162 Templeton, Cheryl (10) 93. 173 TENNIS. GIRLS' 86-87 Tessier, Jeffrey (12) 90 Tessier, Tim (11) 90. 162 Tetrault, David (12) 62. 85. 149 Theising. Dothan (11) 162 Theno, Kelly (10) 54. 93, 173 Theobald. Edward (11) 55. 57. 162 Thiele. Bret (10) 173 Thiry, Todd (12) 85, 147, 149 THOBURN, ALAN 123 Thode, De Ann (10) 83. 93., 173 Thomasen. Sharon (10) 65, 173 Thompson. Holly (12) 149 Thompson. Lisa (10) Thompson. Thomas (10) 173 Thompson. Tim (10) 54. 173 Thoreson, Jeff (12) 17, 21,62, 71,84, 149 Thorp, Allen (10) 173 Timm, Margo (12) 97. 149 Timmers, Mark (12) 74, 149 Timmers, Michelle (12) 149 Tisdale, Denise (10) 54, 173 Townsend, Scott (10) 173 Townsend. Timothy (12) Tracy, Kathleen (11) 162 TRAUGETT, RICHARD 105 Triden, Scott (10) Trimble. Rebecca (10) 173 Trombly, Jon (12) 72, 73. 149 Tubbs. Jeffrey (12) 146 Tubridy, Kim (10) 54. 173 TUOMINEN, MARIANNE 105 TUTORS 34-35 Tyler, Cheryl (10) 54. 63, 173 Tyler, Doreen (12) 56, 136, 149 Tyler. Joseph (11) Tyler, Katherine (12) 56, 149 Tyler. Theresia (11) 56. 62, 99. 162 Tyson, Norman (12) 149 Underdahl, Terry (11) Underdahl. Suzanne (10) 54. 173 Urie, Cynthia (12) 149 Urie. Daniel (10) 173 Utecht, Daniel (12) Utecht, Kathryn (10) 173 Vaicius, Richard (10) 173 Valenty. Andrew (11) 22, 23, 55, 64 155. 162 VALENTY, IRENE 105 Vandelac, Jane (11) 162 VanNispen. Kristin (12) 12, 32, 33, 56 132, 149 Vecchiollo, Tony (11) 162 Verner.Richard (10) 19. 24. 25, 33. 55 57, 173 Vierkandt, Wendy (11) 162 Vierling. Daniel (10) 173 Vierling, John (12) 150 Vitek, Dean (10) 173 Vitek, Tony (11) 90. 162 Voelker, Patrick (12) 150 Volenski, Stanley (10) 173 VOLLEYBALL 83 Vollhaber. Danny (11) 162 Vollhaber, Greg (12) 150 Vornbrock, Barry (12) 67. 72, 150 Vornbrock, David (10) 67, 173 Waataja, Vicki Mil 55, 87, 162 Waddell, Steven (11) 162 Wagner. James (11) 162 Wagner. Jeff (11) 162 Waldoch. Mark (12) 55. 57. 150 WALKER, JANET 107 Walker, Michael (10) 173 Wallace, Casper (10) 173 Waller. Donald (11) 162 Wallraff, Charlene (11) 60, 72, 76, 136, 162 Wallraff, Charles (10) 173 Warnsholz. Rebecca (10) Waterhouse. John (11) 162 Wathen. David (12) 150 Watts, Traci (11) 162 Wavrin, Jeff (10) 173 Webb, Betsy (12) 32, 64. 65, 150 Webb, Chris (11) 162 Webster. Kathy (12) 150 Weeks, Amy (11) 33. 83. 154, 162 Weeks, Beth (10) 34. 83, 173 Weeks, Brad (12) 88. 100, 150 Wehner, Jeff (11) 162 Wehner. Mark (10) 173 WEIGHT CLUB 71 Weir. Mike (11) 85. 90. 162 Weiss, Danny (11) 55. 162 Weiss. Jodi (12) 150 Weiss. Mary (10) 173 Weiss, Patricia (11) Welch, Jennifer (11) 25, 127, 161, 162 Wells. Sheri (12) 18, 62, 85. 129. 137, 138 140. 145. 150 WENKER. CAROL 75. 123 Werth, Brad (10) 19, 98. 170. 173 West. Jacqueline (10) 173 Westergren, Connie (10) 83, 173 Westergren. David (10) 173 Westermann. Bobby (10) Westhoff, Michelle (11) 162 Wetjen, Linda (10) 173 Wetterstrom. Dan (11) 95, 162 Wettschreck, Debra (10) 34. 54, 163 Wilberg. Barb (11) 162 WILEY, JANET 123 Wilhelm. Kay (10) 54. 93, 173 Wilhelmi. Robin (10) 173 Williamson, Mike (12) 150 Williamson. Steven (10) 173 Wilson, William (10) 90 Winberg, Cindy (11) 56, 83, 162 Winberg. James (12) 150 Winberg. Susan (11) 162. 177 WIRGAU, OTTO 105 Wirgau, Otto (11) 55 Wolfbauer, Ronald (10) 173 Wolff. Rick (12) 88, 150 Wolff, Stephanie (10) 63. 173 Wolner. Lenore (11) 25. 127, 162 Woodington, Carl (10 Woog, Beth (11) 162 Woog, Linda (11) 162 Worlie, David (12) 150 Wortman, Gretchen (12) 150 WRESTLING 90-91 Wright, Coleta (11) 162 Wright, John (10) 173 Wright, Kathy (10) 83, 93. 173 Wright. Raymond (12) Young. Brandon (12) 150 Young, Brian (11) 162 Young. Glenn (10) 90, 173 Young. Jeffrey (10) 19, 173 Young. Laurie (11) 88, 93, 162 Young. Timothy (11) 74. 162 Zank, Toni (12) Zank, Tracy (11) 162 Zaruba, Debbi (11) 66, 83. 162 Zeiher, Darlene (10) 173 Zeiher, Dawn (12) 34. 56, 82, 83, 97 100, 150 ZELLER. ELAINE 108 Zeller, Kathy (12) 157 Zeren, Brenda (10) 173 Zeren. Cheryl (11) 162 Zerwas. Joseph (12) 157 Zimmer. Garnet (11) 162 Zins, Colleen (12) 151 Zweirs, Lisa (12) 151 Zweirs, Mary (10) 83, 173 198 Index Editor’s Notes Forester Staff Sandy Anderson Linda Bowker Pam Chmielewski Sue Clemens Colleen Costello Kathy Costello Jennifer Damchik Jane Dickey Cathy Dykhuizen Greg Groess Judy Hebert Penny Hockensmith Mary Houle Mark Hudak Pam Johnson Nancy Keilen Dawn Krinke Steve Kroska Elina Kurvonen Chris Langland Darla LaRoque Jan Lindberg Lynn Lynch Cheryl Morehouse Rosemarie Morley Sherri Muller Jennifer Ostlund Mary Beth Ostrand Roxanne Petermeier Jill Reiman Cheryl Templeton Darlene Zeiher Forester Editors Becky Mickelson, Copy Mary Kay Morley, Layout Cindy Perrault, Photography Marya Mattson, Assistant Bridget Dolan, Business Betsy Webb, Business Mrs. C. Redmond, Advisor Special Thanks To ... Breeze Business Ed. Department Mr. Harper Janitorial Staff Parents of the Editors Mr. Rand Mr. Redmond Al Running Melba Sahlin Forest Lake Times This has been quite a year for us. Beginning with the supplement in the spring of 1977 through the completion of our FORESTER during the winter of 1978, hard working editors grew to understand and appreciate the effort needed to preserve some valuable memories of FLHS. Our many hectic deadlines and hard work were rewarded in May when we saw our finished product — the 1978 FORESTER. We, as editors, would like to thank our devoted staff, a staff that could be counted on even until 3:30 a.m. to complete the necessary work for deadlines. Also, thanks to Mrs. Onell who could always be counted on for additional help. We’d especially like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Redmond, for all the help and encouragement she gave us. Besides having a family of her own, she took on the added responsibility to see that all staff efforts were coordinated. Some memories that we, the editors, will always remember and cherish are: Kay, you dummy . .. Who has the ladder? . .. hitting every eating place in Forest Lake . . . late nights, early mornings . . . candle lit dinner. . . sudden deadlines ... typing and retyping ... someday we’ll paint the room . . . Mary Kay thinking we had to try to be dumb . . . Becky’s marshmallows . .. Cindy’s coffee, tea, and hot chocolate .. . Marya’s cupids . . . Mary Kay’s busy schedule . . . our primary group . . . Mrs. Redmond’s new wardrobe . . . laughing and crying . .. running through the dark halls of FLHS . . . rollercoasters? . . . Valley Fair. . . liquid paper. . . layouts, photos, and copies . . . Thanks- giving morning . . . how wide is copy? ... 3:30 a.m. We completed our book with the hope that you, the students of FLHS, will find it to be a good representation of 1977-1978. Editor’s Notes 199 • Soft murmers a friendly smile memories tucked away for awhile. All stored away in a little space taken out later in a quiet place. To remember the times of joy and sorrow To relive those times as well as tomorrow . . . Yvonne Boyes Kris VanNispen