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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS CO 82 � , f -J , . ' 1 • ' ' l 158 I Forest Lake 1 1 POP 3,207 if POP 3,207 1. Senior Jill Sargeant always enjoys playing the bass drum 2 A special staff somebody Mrs Gwen Hansen 3. Forest Lake toga cheerleaders Andy Marg, Scott Noleen, Tom Fowler, Joe Morley, Kelly Dunn. Shawn Dolan. Jeff Gort, and Craig Lindstrom, show their style 4 Ranger coach Rick Anderson discusses game plans with quarterbacks Jeff Gort and Jim James 5.1978-79 Homecoming Royalty. King Shawn Dolan and Queen Mary Kae Erickson 6 Pauline Ash adds her personal touch to the senior class float 7 Sakota Quota: Mark Summers. Ed Theobald. Andy Valenty. Nick Valenty and David Preston; a wild and crazy bunch of guys Somebody Definition: sem-bad-e pron: a person of position or importance Each individual has the potential to be somebody At Forest Lake High School, the seniors and the staff set the pace and the mood of our school, therefore they are the somebodies The teachers set the atmosphere and the conditions of the class The teachers, principals, administrators, janitors, secretaries and cooks devote their time to us. They are constantly striving to years and it has become a part of each of them. Each of the students will always have memories of high school in a special corner of their hearts. The seniors are at the top now, and the underclassmen are looking forward to the day that they can be a senior and a somebody. Therefore, the somebodies of our school are those people who enable improve our school. our school to run smoothly to the benefit of all. For our leaders help us Many seniors have been attending all have pride in the fact that we are Forest Lake High School for three from Forest Lake High School % displays her talent as she twirls to the music of the A moment of bewilderment for Mr. Ashby. 3. Seniors y Siniff, Kim Nordin and Carrie Berge add their week as twins for twin day 4 Marie Steele takes her studies for a few moments. 5. Leading band r Paul Redmond and drum major Bob Proulx. 6. three Chargers. Kurt Brungardt. John Kelly. Paul r Welch, under the blanket. 7 Someone special, Mr of his many special duties as principal before eniors Jim Pancake and Bruce McGrath work f another football game. 1. Student Council members Christy Berglund. Debbie Zaruba, Patty Anderson. Orleen Craig, and Jody Johnson clown around at the homecoming parade 2. Doubles team. Christy Serbus and Colleen Remitz, kept on their toes. 3. The Forest Lake Senior High School Marching Band approaches a judging stand in the 1978 Aquatennial Grande Day Parade 4 Cathy lanelli and the rest of the drum line worked to get the team psyched and keep the beat 5. Varsity football cheerleaders Steph Wolff, Linda Kult, Sue Burke and Linda Ensrud return to the home side of the field after cheering the team on to a hoped success. 6. The Rangerettes perform their routine at a home football game . Anybody Definition: 'en-e-bad-e pron: any person at all Forest Lake High School has much orientated, the outdoor people, the to offer any and all students. It is the agricultural people, and for the student’s choice if they wish to be in musically talented individuals. Our athletics, organizations, and the school provides each student with events that go on throughout the an opportunity to choose the - year. There is a wide variety of organization or sport that is of M activities in which a student can interest to them There are also ■ participate. groups which will help you prepare | ■ for future jobs and hobbies. Each season has a sport. Everything from football to volleyball, wrestling to tennis. If sports aren’t your bag. you can be a member of one of the many organizations in our school We have groups for the office If a student doesn’t have the time for extra-curricular activities, they can still take a part in one of the many events that go on during the school day. A student can devote some of 1. Captam Paul Kendrick leads the varsity squad onto a victory. 2. Deanne Quigley ponders over her serve at volleyball practice 3. Workers busily put finishing touches on their homecoming float 4 Dawn Krinke, Dawn Gudmudsen, and Deanne Marsh lead the way during a cross country meet. 5 Treble choir await their turn on skit night. 6. Flag corps members take their seats to enjoy another home football game 11 1 Chuck Schultz would love to keep the audience in suspense as to who the new homecoming queen will be 2. Jody Johnson displays her talents as a budding artist. 3. Sophomore cheerleaders, Michelle Semple. Debbie Evgien, Wendy Forester. Val Quigley, and Lori Proulx proudly ride the sophomore float 4 Murray Rudisill adds his personal touch to a halftime performance 5. Coaches Tim Henderson and Jim Henrichson explain some strategy to the junior girls' powderpuff team 6 Christy Berglund and Doreen Johnson lead the flag corps at homecoming coronation. 7. Mickey Chenowith practices her kicking before the powderpuff football game n l2_= 4LJTk 12 Everybody Definition: ev-ri-bad-e pron: being each individual or part of a group without exception Each person must start at the class identity throughout the school bottom and work their way up life’s year, ladder The same is true for the students. We all start as After surviving the sophomore year, sophomores and must pass through you become the middle of the each stage before we graduate. Our sandwich cookie, the junior. As sophomore year is a year we all some studies reveal, many ‘middle’ remember because it is children have special identity experiencing life in a new and problems. However, as a junior, bigger school, a different most students are able to enjoy the atmosphere, and with a different diverse aspects of high school life group of kids. The two student without the restrictions imposed bodies of Southwest and Central upon younger sophomores or the combined and formed the class of responsibilities of the seniors. Most 1981, seeking their own special juniors begin to seriously consider 3 6 13 possible career and life goals, with many juniors participating in PSAT tests and other events which foreshadow future education. Other junior class members also find employment within our community as an important aspect of current and possible future activities. So as everyone must pass through their sophomore and junior years, each person must strive to find their own individuality as well as their group identity. 14 1. Sophomore cross country cheerleaders Kim Levesseur, Monika Moraczewski and Debbie Sodergren make their way to a home meet 2. Dawn Gudmudson is enthusiastic about the class topic. 3. Nancy Leslie takes it easy, playing her guitar. 4 GoTeam Go!” cheer juniors Steph Wolff and Mary Kay Koch. 5. Connie Westergren deep in thought as junior Laurie Carlton looks on. 6. Tom Ruggles strikes an intellectual pose! 7. Junior Dave Dunbar enjoys being MC at skit night. 15 rte.v Election '79 As the students at Forest Lake High School enter adulthood, many got their first chance to prove to the community that they are now involved in decisions made concerning our local and state government. But why be surprised when so many new people are involved in the elections! In our own county, students helped elect Jim Trudeau, and in our state, many also helped elect Al Quie as governor and new senators, Rudy Boshewitz and Dave Durenberger. For as future decision makers, we have started out as a very strong force and have the power to influence the country. Who knows, some day the seniors of Forest Lake High School may be electing one of our class members to be a community or statewide “somebody ”. 1. Forest Lake resident casts her ballot in 1978 election. 2. Mr. Sikorski delivers an interesting talk about politics to Ms Irvine s Political Science class. 3. Trudeau and friends preparing to campaign. 4 Election day running smoothly for Forest Lake residents. 5. Mr. Erdahl speaks about campaign with some Forest Lake residents at the Village Inn. 25 Elections Forest Lake Wouldn't Shine Without the Class of '79 Memories of times past are in the hearts of graduating seniors. Some good and some bad which none of the seniors will ever forget. Upon entering the big school as sophomores many were in awe of the size, and others were shocked to see they were at the bottom of the ladder. There will always be memories of being a sophomore, and an underclassman. As juniors we were in the center of things. We still had to look up to the seniors but now we had someone to look down upon, the new sophomores. Finally the year 78-79 came, and the class was at the top of the ladder. The year passed with many activities and many decisions. As seniors, we had to look toward the future and plan our life. The end of the year came quickly, before we knew it it was time to pick up our diplomas and say so long and keep in touch to our friends and goodbye forever to FLHS. 1. Doug Banta and Mark Moraczewski are ready for the next race 2. Nurse Sandy Chimelewski and Amy Weeks ham it up in the homecoming parade. 3. Shawn Dolan and Craig Lindstrom prepare for their toga act. 4. Steve Kroska advises the senior girls on their next move in the powderpuff game 5. Otto Wirgau and Tom Hart lead the school in the snake dance. 6. Andy Valenty shows his skill to the town by painting the homecoming button on the window as senior Tim Scanlon and Mr. Houle look on. 7. Don Moe gets his hands a little sticky as he works in the foods class Jeanne Anderson Patricia Anderson Richard Anderson o CD d o' C ) 1. Jan Lind berg almost forgot she had her fancy hat on. 2. Seniors are still somebodies even with pillow cases over their heads. 3. Young Life provides time for many individuals to share their talents Gail Asquith Lisa Bahnemann Lisa Baland 29 Doug Banta Nancy Barnier Diana Barrett CO i— O 'c CD CO This year we were lucky to have three foreign students at Forest Lake Senior High. The students were Eva Pettersson, Nico Hassid, and Per Kristen Skaran. Eva came to Forest Lake through ASSE, an exchange program. Eva is from Sweden. Nico was an AFS exchange student from Brussels, Belgium. Per wasn't connected with an exchange program but is from Norway and stayed with distant relatives who live in the Forest Lake School District. He had a unique situation. The Skaran family moved in 1861 from Norway to the United States. Per is part of the Norwegian family and Mark Summers’ family, who he stayed with is part of the U.S. family. Each exchange student anticipated their arrival in America. All three students have traveled before, but Lisa Beckman Elizabeth Beier Melanie Benoy John Berg Carrie Berge Vicki Bergeron Foreign Students Add to FLHS this is their first visit to America. Their first impression of America was that the land was flat. They were all used to more hilly terrain and mountains. The size of American cars astonished them. Nico was stunned by seeing “little girls driving big cars.'' Eva likes the atmosphere and the relationship of students and teachers here at Forest Lake. Eva was also faced with decisions of her future, she is hoping to go into journalism. At 17, Eva has already completed her first year of college. Nico has completed twelve years of school and Per has completed nine years of school and one year of college. In their countries you can be finished with school after nine years. The students enjoy life in America. Eva and Nico feel that people are more relaxed. They all feel that school routines are similar here to their countries. The day generally begins at 8:00 but finishes at 3:30. A new experience for Per is being located so close to school He lives in a private house in Norway during the school week and goes home on weekends. Eva feels that sports and activities are an important part of the school here. Nico and Per also enjoy American sports. In their countries they have no after school or extra-curricular activities. We here at Forest Lake High School have enjoyed them throughout this past year and wish them luck as they return to their home land. 1. Per Kristen Skaran from Norway. 2. Eva Pettersson from Sweden. 3. Nico Hassid from Belgium. 30 ( ) V- o ’c 1 CO Elizabeth Bodine Teri Jo Bodine Todd Bohnen 1 Toga Cheerleaders show their excitement over placing first in Skit Night. 2. The senior tennis girls show their talent off the courts, by doing a “Charlie's Angels skit. 3. The football players bo-diddly down the street 4. Sue Sorg and Kim Nordin are in awe of the teacher in the front of the class. t 2 Phillip Brooke Kurt Brungardt James Bullard Scott Bunton Philip Burgeson Cheryl Bush 32 Jody Buske John Calvin James Carey Donna Carlson Roxann Carlson Shelly Carlson tt CD D o' C ) 33 CO k. o 'c CD cn Gretchen Craver Elizabeth Crawford Debra Cronk Laureen Crouse Brian Dahl Patrick Dahl Kelly Dambowy Kevin Davis Ingrid Dent 34 Frederick Dewall Everett Diemert Cathryn Distler Shawn Dolan Lori Donat Peggy Duncan Kelly Dunn Janelle DuPaul Clinton Dupslaff Catherine Dykhuizen )onald Eberhardt ickie Eberhardt 7 CD 2 o' U) 1. Sue Swider and Mark Summers sit back and discuss their chemistry assignment. 2. John Kelly and Lee Ann Petermier dance at the Alumni Polka 3 Mark Moraczewski running hard. 35 CO o C CD CO Tami Feddick Renee Ferderer Thomas Fishbeck Cynthia Fisher Dean Flaherty Sheila Florhaug 36 Cassandra Forester Thomas Fowler Susan Franta in ct D o' 0) 1. Toga cheerleaders say “hello' at the powder puff. 2. Senior Jim Bullard, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, is aided by Mr. Rand Ginger Geving Gerald Gilbertson Nancy Goiffon 37 ) k_ o ’c ( ) Gergory Gordon Jeff Gort Karen Gottwaldt Michael Gregorson Kevin Gudmunson David Hadlich Mary Hagen Ramona Hales Scott Hall Cheryl Hallberg Kenneth Hallin Carol Hansen 38 Jefferey Hansen Dale Hansen Timothy Hanson Thomas Hart Wayne Hartung Jeffrey Haseltine cn CD D O —i ( ) I Sue Clemens and Vicki Eberhardt display the senior float 2 Leading the Snake dance out to the bonfire is Mark Summers and Gerry Gilbertson. 3 Ginger Geving strums her guitar Jay Havlisch Christopher Heck Cynthia Hed 39 cn o ’c CD C ) Steve Helin Andy Herubin Mark Hesla Vicki Higgins Russell Hills Joan Holmstrom Robert Hoppe Bradley Houle Micheal Houle Wayde Houle Michael Hovland Katherine Howg 40 Julie Hyland Chris lanelli Gregory Isaacson CD D o’ c ) 1. John Kelly and Orleen Craig are painting the town. 2 While Steve Kroska thinks. Jim Pancake gives instructions to the senior girls during the powder puff game Tracey Janecek Richard Jarosiewicz Mark Jarret Douglas Jeans Steven Jensen Julie Jergens 41 ( ) k_ o C a; co Randy Jeukins Martin Jewison Cheryll Johnson Christopher Johnson Dave Johnson Donna Johnson Pamela Johnson Robert Johnson Ted Johnson 1 Jean Anderson performs at homecoming halftime. 2. DeAnn Quigley swings hard. 3. The tennis girls show their athletic versatility. 4. Donno Kunshier enjoys outdoor sunshine. 2 Terri Johnson Renae Jones Bruce Jovan 42 John Kelly Lisa Kemnitz Paul Kendrick Cn CD D o’ (f) Douglas Kottke Lori Kranick Donna Krech 43 (0 k_ o c 1 CO Dawn Krinke Scott Krizan Stephen Kroska Susan Krysinski Nancy Kubes Lori Kunshier Christine Langland Mark Larsen Debra LeVesseur 1 Jenny Welch sings a few bars. 2. Creating bonfire enthusiasm are cheerleaders and percussionists. 3. Jim Pancake, Craig Lindstrom, and Steve Kroska anxiously await the crowning of the Homecoming King — Shawn Dolan. Jeffrey Lichtscheidl Kari Lichtscheidl Catherine Lind 44 Janelle Lindberg Laurie Lindeberg Craig Lindstrom cn CD 5 o’ -'i cn Karen Lutz Scott Mack Gregory Mackey Daniel Mader Janet Maki Jody Manfredini 45 c k_ O c D CO Andrew Marg Larry Markusson Mary Maroschek Mike Meyers Brian Miller Dean Miller 1 Ginger Olsen, Mary Gregerson, Jan Lindberg. and Donna Keegan wait nervously for the big event. 2 Bruce McGrath, Bob Robinson, Tom Stachel, Joe Schnieder, Paul Kendrick, Scott Noleen, and Scott Kohls are singing Bodidlees in the Homecoming parade 46 Donald Moe Mark Moen Thomas Moen David Monk Robert Moore Mark Moraczewski Jackie Mordorski Joseph Morley Dean Nalewaja a CD 5 o' C Lisa Navin Cheryl Nelson David Nelson 47 Hugh Nelson Kelly Nelson Lynn Nelson ( ) O 'c 1) cn Scott Nelson Randy Ness Mark Newman Susan Newton Jodie Nieland Beth Nielsen 1 A touch of royalty sparkles in Mary Kae Erickson 2 John Kelly and Dave Dunbar combine a few jokes and songs in their skit 3 Terry Paulino twirls to the drum beat. Jodie Nielsen Christine Neimczyk Jeffrey Nimis 48 Greg Noel Scott Noleen Kimberly Nordin Nanette Norton Theresa Ohnsorg Bradley Olson CO CD D o' ( Cynthia Olson JoDee Olson Julie Olson Lori Olson Shan Olson Mary Beth Ostrand 49 ( ) k- o c Q) CO Dean Otteson James Pancake Peter Parker Jesse Perrault Richard Perreaull Jay Person so Stephanie Peterson Theresa Peterson Todd Peterson Paul Petrella Susan Picotte Charles Pogose ■ Carolyn Pratt Steven Pratt Ronald Prax cn CD 5 o’ ( ) 51 1. Sokota Quota entertained at skit night. 2 Some Toga cheerleaders relax after performing. David Preston Gerald Proulx Lori Proulx co k_ O 'c D ( ) Sandra Proulx Becky Pruitt Thomas Quammen Deanne Quigley Kristine Ramey David Ramsden Steven Reeder Mary Regal Dirk Rehbein 52 1. Jenny Welch portraying Blondie on Skit night. 2. Colleen Remitz is trying hard. 3. Firing up spirit is Shawn Dolan and Mary Kay Erickson Christopher Remitz Colleen Remitz Donald Rhoda Kelly Ross Cindy Ryan Wade Rylander C ) CO D o' ( ) Laurie Sanford Jill Sargeant Timothy Scanlon 53 John Scharpen Mark Schlenker Lori Schloegl ) k_ O 'c 0) C D Ronald Schmidt Donna Schneider Joseph Schneider Richard Schrom Scott Schultz Evelyn Schwartz 1 Toga cheerleaders build their way to the top. 2. Mary Kae Erickson and Sandy Shalander enjoy each others company. 3. Jeff Gort escorts Pam Petermier at coronation 2 54 Mary Seiler Bryan Seim Carrie Serbus Margo Shoberg Debra Simonson Linda Siniff Catherine Skoog Susan Solem Susan Sorg 55 Thomas Stachel Marie Steele Lisa Steiner Thomas Sternberg Mark Summers Graydon Sundeen to k_ O 'c 0) CO Donald Sweere Mark Swenson Suzane Swider Kim Tabelle Kimberly Teel Teri Teigland 1 Quarterback Jeff Gort awaits the snap from center Bob Robinson. 2. Riding in the homecoming parade are queen and king candidates Dawn Krinke and Craig Lindstrom 3. Doug Banta rolls his way to the finish line 56 Tim Tessier Edward Theobald Dothan Thiesing Theresa Tyler Terry Underdahl Andrew Valenty Jane Vandelac Tony Vecchiollo Daniel Vollhaber Vicki Waataja Steven Waddell James Wagner y CD D o’ 0) 57 Jeffrey Wagner Donald Waller Charlene Wallraff C ) k_ O c D ( } Tracy Watts Christopher Webb Amy Weeks 1 Carrie Serbus works hard during tennis practice. 2 Andy Valenty and his masterpiece, the 1978 Homecoming button. 3. Vicki Eberhardt moves to the beat of a FL bass drum. Jeffrey Wehner Michael Weir Daniel Weiss Patricia Weiss Jennifer Welch Michelle Westhoff 1 58 Susan Winberg Otto Wirgau Lenore Wolner Laurie Young Timothy Young Tracy Zank CO CD D o' V) Debra Zaruba Cheryl Zeren Garnet Zimmer 59 1 Dan Pouparl: Guidance Counselor. Contemporary Problems 2 Main Office Secretaries: Barb Larson. Melba Sahlin. Pat Jones Not pictured is Marianne TuominenZ Bernhard Bartel: Superintendent A Stan Motschenbacher: Guidance Counselor 5 Donna Nickerson: Guidance Counselor 6 Leo Kosky: Assistant Principal 7 Janet McCabe: Assistant Principal 8 Guidance Office Secretaries: lone Hansen. Janet Walker. Melba Schmeig9 Virgil Grove: Guidance Counselor 10. Russell Cooper: Principal 11 Debbie Merault: Chemical Dependency Counselor 12. William Rand: Principal A 5 60 61 ( ) D O L. Q) cn 5 o D Q- CO 1. Elizabeth Fngslad: Nurse 2 Irene Valenty: Health Clerk 3 Marvin Fuhrman: Adudio Visual4. Nancy Ensrud and Joy LaValla: AVSecretaries 5. Cooks. Front Row Jean Soebbing. Rosemarie Buske, Hattie Sorenson Back Row: Evelyn Oberg, Margaret Dingman, Marjorie Hoyt, Marcilla Milltren, Bonnie OsterbauerQ Custodians. Front Row: Connie Carlson, Arlene Selbeck, Helen Bucksma. Fred Wortmann, Joe Doege, Bud Nelson Back Row: Ira Hollingsworth, Dan Ofson, Lloyd Hansen, John Olson, Clyde Jones 7. Richard Moskop: Librarian 8 Elaine Zeller: Library Secretary 9 Arnold Scolield: Drivers Education 62 63 Cl) i— □ 1 D O 'v- U) '1. James Howe: Ceramics, Introduction to Art, Sculpture 2 Ray Kulbech: Agriculture Mech. Skills, Co-op Occupation Placement, Introduction to Power 3 Allen Larson: Photography I and II 4 John Backes: Introduction to Art, Related Arts 5 Lee Sandager: Amman Science, Horticulture Science, Youth Leadership 6 Loyal Hyatt: Forestry. Horsemanship 7. Mark Hansen: Introduction to Art. Painting 8 Nancy Pechmann: Fibers. Introduction to Art 64 3. 65 ( ) ( ) CD c n CO 1 Kenne Cruys: Consumer Economics. Interior Decorating 2 Thomas Newell: Bookkeeping I, Marketing. Typing 13. Dariel Reimer: Clothing Basics. Foods I and II Hiah Fashion Sewing 4 Peggy Swenson: Clothing Basics. Foods 15. Beckie Meyerson: Beginning Typing, Bookkeeping I. Typing I. and II. Programs Jack Buys: business Technology. Occupational Relations. Office Education. Office Machines. Shorthand I and II7 Janet Stone: Child Care. Exploring Childhood, Family Living. Foods 8 Jodell O'Connell: Exploring Childhood. Family Living, Foods I and II 2 ImWRITER KEYBOARD 060000 oooooo OOOO0 $60000 66 3 CL C cn r+ ( ) 3 1 Junior Branson: Advanced Electronics, Basic Electricity, Basic Electronics. Introduction to Power, Transistor Electronics 2 Dave Hawkinson: T and I, Introduction to Power, Power Mechanics, Sports Vehicles 3. John Reiman: Cold Metals. Hot Metals 4 Thomas Progreba: Architectural Drawing I and II, Carpentry 5. Steve Halim: Hot Metals, Plastics I and II 6 David Blasko: Power Mechanics. Sports Vehicles, T I 7 Robert Mordini: Wood I. II, and III 71 CO D o o LL “O c 03 0) O) 03 D O) c 03 C 03 CD k. O I Thomas Baldwin: Focus 2. Rollin Nelson: American History II. Concert Band. Psychology II 3 Paul Redmond: Ranger Band. Varsity Band 4. Janet Doth: Spanish I and II 5 Doreen Howe: Focus 6 Nancy LaTourneau: Focus 7 Nancy Sagstuen: French I and II 8. Allen Franzen: Spanish I. Ill and IV 9 Loren Lynch: Focus 10 James Lindstrom: Acapella Choir. Introduction to Choir. Rudiments in Music I 72 73 -C 1 John Lautigar: Algebra II. Basic Math. Geometry 2 Wallace Conner: Math Analysis. Practical Math 3. Donald Nelson: Algebra II. Basic Math. Geometry 4 Michael Altavilla: Algebra II. Geometry. Practical Math 5 Donna Heer: Algebra. Consumer Math. Geometry 6. Carol Redmond: Algebra II. Programming I and II 7 Math department octuplets wins honorable mention for homecoming twin day! 8 Charles Chalberg: Algebra I. Consumer Math. Practical Math 9 Candace Markus: Fundamental Algebra. Geometry. Tutor Program 74 75 76 1 Jack Conley: Athletic Director, Individual and Dual Sports 2 Debbie Fuerstenberg: Health. Physical Education 10. Team Sports 3. Richard Anderson: Health, Physical Education 10, Weight Training 4 Robert Dettmer: Health, Outdoor Education, Physical Education 10 5. Connie Fredrickson: Gymnastics, Health, Individual and Dual Sports, Physical Education 10. Team Sports 6 Steve Mahoney: Adaptive Physical Education, Health. Physical Education 10, Team Sports. Weight Training. Charles Anderson: Health, Indvidual and Dual Sports. Physical Education 10 7 Robert Rowbotham: Gymnastics, Health, Physical Education 10. Team Sports 8 Kathleen Briguet: Health. Outdoor Education, Physical Education 10 -o IT cn o' CD m Q. c o r—+- d D 77 1. Rena Ladd: Basic Geology, Introductory Meterology, Physics 2. Gwen Hansen: Applied Science, Chemistry, Education I, Human Biology 3 Carol Jones: Special Education 4 Roxanne Stangland: S.L B P 5 Hebert Harper: Cell Biology. Ecology and Environmental Biology. Human Biology, Minnesota Wildlife 6 Jack Henderson: Applied Science, Chemistry Equation II. Introduction to Chemistry 7 Myrtle Olson: S.L.B.P. 8 Thomas Hipklns: S.L.B.P. cn r oo D 79 1 Douglas Peltier: American History II, Contemporary Problems 2. Kathleen Driscoll: Dev Reading Skills, Exp Reading Skills Margaret Bicek: Development Reading Skills, English 10, Reading Lab 4 Kenneth Mikolajczyk: Anthropology, American History I, Sociology 5 William McElrath: Soviet Union, American History IE Gordon Ashby: World War II, Marriage and the Family 7 Ruth Menken: American History I, American History II, Ancient World II8 Sally Irvine: American History, Political Science 9 Al Thoburn: American History II. ( ) O O 5L cn r— - c Q. CD' ( ) 81 Anybody U) c E o o CD E 0 1 Dress-Up Days Highlight Homecoming An added feature of Homecoming this year was a special dress-up day each day of the week Monday was “Hat and Tie Day, followed in the afternoon by the Powder Puff game, won by the seniors. After the game the movie Oh, God' played to a packed house in the auditorium. Tuesday was “Dress-Up Day, and on this formal occasion, Shawn Dolan and Mary Kae Erickson were crowned King and Queen. They led the Homecoming Parade in down- town Forest Lake that evening. “Twin Day was on Wednesday, where students dressed alike, and were judged by the principals. during lunch. Spirit was really high this day as there were twins, triplets, and quadruplets. Marya Mattson and Andy Valenty won the $5.00 prize. Thursday was “Bib and Button Day”, with Skit night (won by the Toga Cheerleaders) and the snake dance and bonfire bringing the 84 1. Red Baron Valenty celebrating Hat and Tie Day 2. Chuck Magnuson punts the ball. 3. The team is in the huddle. 4. Toga cheerleaders can’t fall. 5 Homecoming Royalty Candidates, Front Row Jan Lindberg, Dawn Krinke, Mary Kae Erickson. Pam Petermeier, Terry Paulino. Donna Keegan. Second Row Shawn Dolan. Craig Lindstrom. Jim Pancake. Jeff Gort. Andy Marg. Steve Kroska. 6 Michelle Malm and Don Sweere dance up a storm at the Polka dance X o 3 CD O O 3 d CO 0) 'k_ Q ■o o o 00 The Gift of Blood registration sheet, only 146 were collected. There were over 30 deferrals, mostly because of autumn colds and fevers. For those who experienced it, it was a great feeling to know how much you were helping . . . helping to save human lives. “Give the Gift Only You Can Give Give Your Blood!” On November 10th, F.L.H.S. held its second annual Blood Drive, sponsored by the Student Council. Students throughout the school helped out on the many active committees, as well as giving their blood. There was to find nurses and helpers, among the other committees needed to get the planning done. The students arrd others that helped gave their time and effort to not only the Red Cross, but to people everywhere who would receive the blood within the next 72 hours. The goal hoped to reach was 185 pints of blood. Unfortunately because of mix-ups in the 2 3 88 5 o o Cl O CO 1. Amy Weeks was one of the volunteers who worked preparing bags 2. Scott Mack asks the nurse just how much it is going to hurt. 3 Pauline Ash and Kim Bergerson are busy at packaging blood. 4. Phillip Bergerson gets his temperature taken. 5. Otto Wirgau is taking it easy. 89 The Hillbilly Scene if) c 5 03 X 0) o ca cn A part of Forest Lake High School tradition was kept in Moo Cow Pastures as the junior class sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance on November 3, 1978. Overalls, hay, pumpkins, plaid shirts, and floppy hats completed the hillbilly scene. The hillbillies could be hitched by Marryin' Sam and have their wedding pictures taken. Divorcin' Dan was around too; not too many people needed him so he spent most of the evening eating doughnuts and cider. 90 on a. cd' I Q) 1 Sharon Thomason, Pat Daninger, Tim Thompson and Shirley Noreen cuddle in the hillbilly surroundings, 2 Tom Ruggles really got into the Sadie spirit. 3 Karen Michaud, Missy Boyer, Debbie Herges, Cindy Kasse, Donna Tauer, and Brad Olson show their enthusiasm 4 Mimi Anderson and Scott Almquist dance the night away. 5 Mr Chalberg boogies on down in his cut-offs and “■ long underwear. 6 Dean Nalewaga and Cheryl Zefren get ready for the spin. 7. Tom Stachel takes time to stare at the camera while his date dances on. “O c Q) o GO D -C A Roaring Musical This year's fall production of Sandy Wilson s “The Boyfriend” became a success through the hard work of the dedicated crew and cast. The play, a musical from the roaring twenties, was directed by Mr. Henry Hebert “The Boyfriend” was filled with music, dance, and romance. The cast put in many long hours working on the dance steps and songs. Many found it difficult to adjust to the “foot loose and fancy free” period of the twenties. Eventually, all found the secret and enjoyed the production, making it more play than work. This year to promote curiosity the cast gave two sneak previews to the student body. The previews were only 15 minutes in length, but that was long enough to capture the students’ hearts. As they left, you could hear the humming of songs and an occasional “poo-poo-pi- doo”. “The Boyfriend , although short in production time, still lingers long in the heart. 92 CD 00 1. Kurt Brungardt and Becky Trimble pause at the end of a group dance routine. 2. The cast of The Boyfriend; Floor: Director Henry Hebert. Front Row Rick Verner, Sandy Sweere, Jenny Welch, Shari Anderson, and John Kelly Second Row Lisa Lichtsheidl. Chuck Schultz, Kathy lanelli, Andy Valenty, Rhonda Boyes, Becky Trimble and Jody Johnson. Third Row Peggy Solem, Christy Berglund, Linda Heath, Chris Johnson, Bob Arnold. Kurt Brungardt Back Row Dennis 93 Schuna, Keith Groeneweig, and Tom Boorsma. 3. Shari Anderson and John Kelly shake a leg. 4. Andy Valenty doesn't seem to be charmed by Jenny Welchs' charms. 5. Dennis Schuna and Peggy Solem sing and dance their hearts out. 6. Sandy Sweere and Rick Verner share a precious moment in the play. 7. There goes Chuck Schultz flirting again with Kathy lanielli, only Lisa Lichtsheidl is close behind. CD D CL 03 O CD -C o -I—' CD c V— D o 3 Journey to the Day. the winter play, directed by Mr. Richard Carlson, takes place in a state institution in the early 1960’s. The play takes you through approximately four to six months of a group therapy session at the hospital. The group directed by Dr. Guetera (Rick Verner) has six members. This Journey to the Day group is what the show centers on. The patients sit and talk about anything they feel like. There are a lot of close calls in the production; such as when Cooper 94 Rick Verner. Lisa Lichtsheidl, Chuck Schultz Kathy lanelli Second Row: Sharon Adams, Fred Steinmann. Linda Heath, Director. Mr Carlson. Mike Ash 2 It is a dramatic part of the play 3 Fred Steinmann and Rick Verner portray their serious side 4 Sherry Anderson. Linda Heath, and Lisa Lichtsheidl get ready to paint the set 5 Kathy lanelli is ready to lend a hand on the set of Journey to the Day 6 Is it a time for sadness9 (John Kelly) and Arthur (Chuck Schultz) begin to fight during one of the sessions. Later on in the play Katherine, played by Sandy Sweere. worked herself into such a frenzy that she rips up a chair. This show, although well written, takes some thought to fully understand. It was an educational play, well worth seeing. 1. Cast of ’•Journey to the Day ; Front Row Sandy Sweere, Sherry Anderson. John Kelly, The Future Is Now Q) U) 0) O The Student Council and Guidance Department sponsored the 2nd annual College-Vo Tech-Military Fair' on Thursday, December 7, 1978. The fair was held here in the FLHS cafeteria from 7-10 p.m. There were over 50 schools represented Representatives from the schools provided students with information about their schools and financial aid The representatives were really helpful to the parents and the students who attended the 78 College Fair. In the auditorium, Herald Johnson and Sister Ann Elise spoke on the 96 Family Financial Statement and Financial Aid opportunities. The speeches proved to be very helpful to the students and parents who needed to fill out the lengthy forms for college. Over five hundred people attended the 78 College Fair and made it a big success. 1. Kim Empey listens attentively to a college representative 2 Bob Proulx and Jerry Proulx talk with a representative about future plans. 3. Parents and students view the college scene. 4. Doug Banta picks up some literature on schools. 5 Rose Marie Morley takes time to look around 6. Chuck Magnuson tries to absorb everything he is hearing. o o CD CO CD 71 D) 97 98 Mighty Ranger Bands Set Lively Tempo The Ranger musicmakers can be seen everywhere. During the summer months, dedicated musicians take part in marching band Under the direction of Mr Paul Redmond, the band travels around the state for various parades and special performances, including the Aquatennials. Working with the band are the drum major, the flag corps, and the majorettes. After the summer months are over, it's time for school; that means daily rehearsals, pep band, marching at football games, concerts, and stage band. Varsity Band: Front Row Sue Clemens. Shelly Carlson. Pauline Ash. Lori Olson. Carla Luoto, Karen Jensen Dawn Krinke. Johnna Fulks. Elizabeth Beier, Melanie Benoy, Lynn Nelson. JoDee Olson, Shirley Noreen. Shelley Riermann. Kelly Nelson. Second Row Jacquie LeVesseur, Julie Rice. Laurie Carleton. Connie Degendorfer. Liz Strand. Mary Schwan. Christy Berglund. Deeann Mork, Sam Malm, Matt Moraczewski. Lori Lamprecht, Sheryl Moorhouse. Mary Koch. Vicky Eberhardt. John Eichinger. Nanci Long. Janelle DuPaul. Deanne Quigley. Mary Sargeant, Lynn Koch Third Row Nelda Rodriquez. Michelle Anderson. Sue Skoglund. Kathy Costello. Genyi Lott. Phillip Janssen, Mike Hanson, Curtis Olson. Diana Swanson, Jeff Baker Larry Granberg, Tracy Genin, Richard Jarosiewicz. Murray Rudisill. Jay Havlisch. Wayne Bowker Julie Heck, Jeff Lichtscheidl, Everett Diemert, Scott Schultz. Brenda Husfeldt. Michelle Grundhofer, Bob Proulx Fourth Row Liz Bodine, Jodi Briggs, Joe Finger, Jeff McKenzie. Marlow Moseng. Tom Quammen, Ken Olson, Jill Sargeant, Diane Marier. Kim Empey. Mark Moraczewski. Sarah Houle, Scott Robinson, Jordene Johnson. Michael Lind. Bill Smallidge. Roger Humphrey. Joe Ohnsorg. Lori Lundeen, Scott Johnson. Cheryl Tyler. Pat Spence, Scott Roman Brad Olson JessGajiski, Sue Fedje. Sharon Adams 2 Drummer Joe Finger does his band tasks cheerfully 3 Pep Band does their own cheer during Homecoming game 4 Ranger Band, Front Row Marcee Olson Julie Reidt Robin Dunbar, Sandy Marx, Glenda Chilson. Lori Stachowski, Vicki Schellin, Mardi Mueller, Mindy Briggs, Lisa Rogers. Lori Berglund. Sandy Moran. Lynn Weber Mary Jo Schafer, Jean Rosenberger, Denise Kaufer Second Row: Becky Peterson. Ruth Eide. Wendy Forester, Terri Dirks, Chris Grossman. Mike Clemens, Scott Johnson. Brenda Novack. Jean Stoltzmann, Karol Jensen, Tony Nelson, Dave Green Brian Empey, Brad Frennmg. Terri Carlson Kim LeVessuer, Cathy Collyard, Jean Pepin Third Row Elaine Schleismg. Jane Gunderson. Terri McLean. Sue DelMedico, Larry Pogose. Kim Thoeny. Lynn Mauer, Sharon Helfich, Mich Storevoe. David Windberg, Chad Rugroden Brent Husfeldt, Kary Mack. Dwayne Brone. Dwight Johnson, Curt Kiffmeyer. Kevin Hendrichs, Scott Melbe. Stephanie Young. Fourth Row Dan Spitzer. Jeff Markuson, Jomma Peifer, David Raatz John Cardinal, Dannielle Peltier, Scott Dingman. Clyde Fulks. Dan Lasch, Jim Stukel. Dave Crawford. Jeff Thomas 5 Jodi Briggs and Bill Smallidge enjoy a lighter moment in band, CXI 0) D Q_ 99 O c CO GO 1. Jazz Band: First Row: Rick Verner, Mike Rivard. Brian Miller. Joe Kasper, Paul Petrella. Vicki Waataja. Cheryl Booth Second Row Tom Ruggles, Otto Wirgau, Kathy lanelh. Mark Summers. Jeff Hansen. Gary Iverson. John Flipse, Ed Theobald Third Row Brad Houle, Mark Hesla, Wayde Houle. Scott Nelson. Gordy Brackee, Dave Dunbar 2. Cheryl Booth shows her sexy socks, with her snappy saxophone. 3. John Flipse and John Anderson take a break from a tough practice session. 4. After a long hard practice Brian Miller cracks a smile. 5. Mark Hesla and Gordy Brackee strive for perfection. 6. Concert Band: Front Row Jody Johnson, Nancy Gessner, Cathy Siniff, Lori Proulx, Regina LaRoche, Carrie Berge, Marianne Haus, Terry Paulino. Amy DeHaven, Cindy Winberg. Kay Wilhem. Tammy Krech, Donna Keegan, Kim Sebeck. Jeanette DuBay Second Row: Monika Moraczewski, Linda 00 0) 3 Q. Atkins. Debbie Merrill. Marya Mattson. Cindy Lindholm. Julie Jergens. Scott Branson, Sue Smallidge. Sherri Siniff, Paul Petrella. Vicki Waataja. Cheryl Booth. Mike Rivard, Joe Kasper. Brian Miller Third Row: Joyce Wistrcill. Terry Peterson, Martha Greene, Rhonda Boyes, Mark Hesla, Wayde Houle. Scott Nelson. Gordy Brackee. Brad Houle. Dave Dunbar, Gary O'Neil, Jan Maki, Debbie Wettschreck, Andy Valenty, Mike Mulvihill, Dean Miller. Jo Sherwood. Connie Haus Fourth Row: Gerry Gilbertson, Tom Ruggles, Tom Hart, Mark Summers. Otto Wirgau, Tom Scanlon, Kathy lanelli, Stu Smith, Dave Preston, Scott Mack, Nick Valenty. Dave Schams, Fred Steinmann, Jeff Hanson, Ed Theobald. Jim Bullard. Gary Iverson. Rick Verner. John Flipse, Mary Purdie. Racheal Schliesing, Tim Thompson 101 C ) E D k- Q ■o c co C Q. k. O o O) a: The Color in the Marching Band Along side of the marching band you will see flags, rifles, majorettes, and a drum major. The new addition this year was the rifles. During the summer parades they did a routine to the song Lover”. The band hopes for more rifles and flags. They plan on working up a impressive show for the summer tour. The only way this will happen is through lots of practice 1. Court attendants Sue Picotte and Lori Lundeen start the Homecoming 102 processional. 2. Commanders of the marching band are: Sharon Adams and Bob Proulx 3 Majorettes: Sue Picotte, Teresita Paulino, and Jeanne Anderson 4. Sharon Adams. Mary Schwan. and Shirley Noreen practice with the rifles. 5 Flag Corps: First Row: Kim DeFlorin, Maureen Flaherty. DeeAnn Mork. Sharon Adams. Becki Trimble. Carol Adams, Jeanne Janitschke. Second Row: Sherry Williamson. Chris Grossman, Darlene Marier, Sue Smallidge, Marci Olson. Doreen Johnson. 6 Marching Band members file out after the half time show. 7 Mary Schwan. Christy Berglund. Debbie Merrill and Genyi Lott show their rifles. CD 03 n CD Q Voices Arise Long before the end of summer vacation, the Debate squad is already preparing for the upcoming year. Hours of research and up to three weeks of debate institute workshops make summer more like continued school, but most of the squad likes it. This year’s topic, dealing with Energy Independence,” taught the team new technological terms. Under the direction of Mr. Streater, the team won eighteen trophies. The varsity team won second place in Section V tournament with the team of Jeff Hansen and Dave Dunbar placing third in state competition. 1. Debate team members wrangle the issue 2 Choir members put on their flashy robes 3. Director Jim Lindstrom emphasizes a point. 4 Debate Team: Front Row: Jeff Hansen, Dave Dunbar. Regina LaRoche, Paul Petrella Second Row Jody Johnson. Karen Sontag. Kay Wilhelm. Sue Smallidge, Laura Miller, Cheryl Booth. Dean Miller. Joe Sherwood. Dave Vornbrock, Chris Grossman, Advisor Ralph Streater, Sandy Sweere, John Kelly. 5 Treble Choir: Front Row Lori Leonard. Carla Lange. Ginger Olson, Marie Steele. Noreen Anderson, Debbie Jensen. Second Row: Mary Gregorson, Donna Schneider, DeeAnn Nielsen. Linda Johnson. Lori Jelmberg. Cindy Bowersot, Doreen Johnson, Deie Soebbing, Carey Maassen Third Row: Kathy Anderson, Kristy Anderson. Laurie Keen. Jan Maki. Pat Schun. Scott Bayless, Jim Schwartz, Karen Gottwaldt, Debbie Merrill, Pat Harrington, Janet Metzger 6 A cappella Choir: Front Row: Jenny Welch, Sue Beattie, Becky Trimble, Jean Breneman, Mona Hales, Lisa Steiner. Pam Smuda. Kathy Wright, Kim Hintz, Teri Gort. Karen Barett. Cindy Long, Nancy Keilen, Lynn Lewis. Kelly Dambowy, Steph Wolff, Mary Kae Summers, Sue Skoglund, Laurie Peloquin Second Row Karen Lutz. Kelly Coyer, Tracey Janecek, Pam Jacobs. Donna Burke, Lenore Anderson. Garnet Zimmer, Judy Moore. Linda Abbot, Elaine Lutz, Cathy Dykuizen, Beth Hathaway. Sue Burke. Jody Manfredlni, Pauline Walraff, Ann Tessier. Ruth Ottman, Sue Ludwig Third Row: Sandy Sweere, Leslie Lewis. Kellie Kopp, Vicki Bergeron, Lori Martin. Brenda Boleen, Tina Henderson. Jeff Wehner, Brian Miller, Kent Hawthorne, Greg Elmquist. Linda Heath, Doree Jacobson, Sharon Adams. Sue Franta, Sheila Florhaug, Nancy Leslie, Linda Kult. Kathy lanelli, Ton Sweere. Tom Boorsma, Todd Peterson, John Kelly. Roger Mateer. Nico Hassid. Mark Wehner, Dave Monk, Randy Jeukens, Tracey Chelmo, Dennis Schuna. Joe Finger, Chuck Schultz, Keith Groenewig 104 106 Moments Make the Year After the year is finished there isn’t much left but memories of good times and funny moments. We, on the Forester staff feel that moments make the year Dedication, is the key word in producing a yearbook Working on the Forester is more than a full time job. You have to devote many hours, weekends and holidays to the preparation of the book There are many steps that needed to be completed before one page in the book was finished. The basics for a yearbook are: pictures, copy, captions, and a layout style. We are proud of our 79 Forester. We were able to add more color, more pages, and more variety to the book. We hope that we captured many memories and prized moments. Another publication in our school is the Forest Breeze. The Breeze was published monthly by an editorial staff of fourteen people Paul Petrella and Ralph Streater led the staff in designing and creating the paper. The Breeze is published to inform the student body and public of points of interest in FLHS. 1. Jacquie LeVesseur works diligently on identifying people in pictures 2 Typing is a real essential for yearbook members — here Linda Atkins and Darlene Marier are working on the senior index. 3 Dennis Schuna and Brenda Husfeldt keep their smile when things are hectic in the Breeze room 4 What a team� '- editors Sue Clemens. Marya Mattson, and advisor Carol Redmond 5 Jo Sherwood and Barb Crist find time for a few jokes. 6 Connie Copeland doesn't believe its a word, so she searches for the dictionary 7. Forester Staff, Floor Dave Johnson. Greg Groess Front Row Mel Benoy, Debbie Simonson, Chris Langland, Kelly Dambowy, Mike Myers Second Row Cathy Distler. Darlene Marier. Editor Sue Clemens. Editor Marya Mattson. Theresa Clemens, Lisa Crawford Back Julie Borgman. Connie Copeland. Linda Atkin. Cathy Costello, Sharon Adams, Lori Peloquin 8 Breeze: Editor Paul Petrella. Kay Wilhelm. Dennis Schuna. Nancy Kubes, Teri Schultz. Keith Groenewig, Jo Sherwood. Brenda Husfeldt. Barb Crist, Chuck Schultz 107 Breeze j 'o c o o O CO CO J5 O Councils Roll With Spirit The student council and Class Councils are a group of dedicated students who represent the entire student body. They are promoters of school spirit, they're event planners and organizers, they're just one group of caring leaders at Forest Lake High School. Throughout the year the Student Council has sponsored many school activities: Homecoming week, Blood Drive, College Fair, Teacher's Tea, Halloween Dress Up Day, Elf-O- Grams, Santa pictures, Dances and Valentines messages. A candy store was opened up after school for snackers. A spirit program was also initiated in our school. The student council is made up of ten members from each graduating class, of which there are four officers; President, Orleen Craig; V.P. Treasurer, Rick Verner; Secretary, Dawn Krinke; Parliamentarian, Andy Valenty. Starting this year the three exchange students, Per Skaran, Eva Patterson, and Nico Hassid, were included in the council as an honorary council. The class councils are also representatives of the student body. There are six students on the sophomore, junior, and senior councils. The councils work on fund raising projects for their class. The juniors plan the prom and the seniors plan senior week, class mottos, announcements, caps and gowns and numerous other things. The student leaders are burning with spirit — won't you make the flame burn bigger? 10ft 1. Student council members paint the town on Homecoming Week. 2. Senior Class Officers: Jenny Welch, Karen Lutz, Pamela Bever, Sue Clemens. Vicki Eberhardt. 3 Sophomore Class Officers: Val Quigley. Kim Hintz. Barb Crist. 4. Julie Jergens, Pam Smuda, Cindy Kasses are three of the six junior class officers. 5. The other three junior class officers are Sandy Sweere, Ann Linz, and Cheryl Tyler. 6 Student Council Members are ‘ all bunched up. Top to Bottom Doree Johnson, Mary Kae Summers, Linda Heath, Lisa Rogers. Mr Franzen. Gretchen Craver, Joyce Wistrcill, Sherry Anderson, Jane Dickey, Jody Johnson, Christy Berglund. Jane Jergens. Lisa Smith. Lynn Koch, Orlen Craig, Rosemarie Morley, John Kelly, Debbie Zaruba, Kurt Brungardt, Chris Johnson, Rick Verner, Andy Valenty. Per Kristen Skaran, Nico Hassid. LU o Hot Fingers Make Warm Work Office Education Association (OEA) is a club activity of the office education program. OE is a cooperative organization where students work part time in an office in our community for credit and pay. The officers for OEA were: Marcie Paugel, president; Jody Eichinger, vice-president; Sherry Crane, secretary; Julie Olson, parliamentarian; and Barb Robertson, historian. There were 13 members in the OEA group this year The National theme for OEA was ■‘OEA to Serve the Nation”. The club worked together to help the school and the community The girls worked at the school blood drive — typing and in the canteen. They also took part in national OEA week. During the week of Feb. 12-16 they had a baby face contest, a guess the number of candy hearts in the jar contest, a balloon event, a Mr. Legs contest, and a Valentine's tea for the teachers. In the community they donated enough food for two Christmas baskets for needy families. They also went caroling to local retirement homes during Christmas OEA looks forward to the future. 1 Jody Eichinger, Julie Olson. Barb Robertson, and Mance Paugel, represented the Forest Lake Chapter of OEA in the Fall Leadership conference 2 Tammy Dabe, and Julie Jasicki do one of the OEA jobs — typing. 3. OEA girls visited nursing homes at Christmas singing carols 4. Sue Clemens concentrates hard on her business. 5. Barb Robertson gets into a game of charades 6. Mr Buys shows off his plaque from the OEA girls 7. OEA: Jan Hyatt, Jody Eichinger, Sherry Crane, Mr Buys, Lynda Banta, Sue Clemens, Julie Olson, Marcie Paugel, Pat Bachman. 110 FHA An Aware FHA The FLHS Chapter of Future Homemakers of America (FHA) had a progressive year. Serving as officers for the club were: Kelly Coyer, President; Laurie Dittbrenner, Vice-President; Sue Clemens, Secretary; and Jody Manfredini, Treasurer. The advisor of the group was Miss O’Connell. The goals of the club were to build skills in the areas of personal growth, and home and community involvement. There were many meetings and events held throughout the year. In October, Halloween cookies were made and sold. In November, the chapter sent eight members to the district meeting. For a school project, FHA members helped at the blood drive. In February cook books were sold to raise money for the chapter. The money was used to go on a trip. Last year, the chapter went to the Amana Colonies in Iowa with the Chisago City FHA Chapter. 1. FHA, Front Row: Laurie Dittbrenner, Barb Robertson, Kelly Coyer, Missy Boyer. Back Row: Miss O’Connell, Doreen Johnson, Laurie Leonard, Cindy Kasse, Jody Manfredini, Sue Clemens. Charlene Wallraff. 3. The FHA members are hard at work preparing their float for the Homecoming parade. 6. FHA members enjoy a humorous moment during a meeting. 112 Active FHA Succeeds! The Forest Lake FHA Chapter had a successful year under the leadership of Erik Sandager, president. Six members attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Forest Lake received the Silver National Chapter Award. This marks the eighteenth year the chapter has received this coveted award, the best record in the state. Forestry and horticulture students helped the financial situation by selling Christmas trees, and flowers; returning a net profit of over $2,000 00. The chapters (BOAC) project helped to improve the community by renovating the grounds of St. Josephs Catholic Church in Lino Lakes. Contributions were made to Camp Courage and the Salvation Army, the biggest “living to serve” project. 2. FFA; First Row Joe Halahan. Gordy Brackee, Erik Sandager. Sharon Thomasen, Gerard Miron. Dave Preston. Advisors Lee Sandager and Loyal Hyatt. Second Row: Tom Bunn, Dannis Schuna, Greg St Martin, Bret Theile. Mark Chilson. Yvonne Searby, Bob Doerr, Jim Friend. Brent Husfeldt, Kelly Dill. Becky Trimble. Al Boetcher. Chris Langland. Cathy Costello. Jan Hyatt. Bob Pratt, Deana Kunshier. Third Row: John Goodrich, Chris Nessen, John Nielson, Joe LeRoux, Kent Swenson, Mike Schaffer, Dan Lindgren, Pat Daninger, Ken Coyer. Mike Gorka, Mark Reese. Rob Davis, Liz Beier 4 Pat Damger is being interviewed for the Proficiency award. 5. Joel Hallihan studies some FFA materials 7. FFA members tour farm. 113 FFA Talking Their Way to the Top! Each of these clubs has a knack for language. Spanish and French Club members speak their special languages and foreign exchange students have their own accent. AFS and the Language Clubs sponsored a Foreign Language- Foreign Culture Week. Foreign students from twelve schools visited our school for four days and they told others about their countries. Last summer AFS sent Don Kent to Mexico and this year Nico Hassid is staying in Forest Lake. He is from Belgium. 1. French Club, Front Row: Teri Becker, Debbie Simonson, Carolyn Pratt. Kathy Tracy. Karrie Peterson. Sue Solem, Don Kent. Second Row: Stacy Myers, Chris Halvorsen. Dennis Goiffon, Jody Bremmer, Kim Hintz, Lisa Crawford, Nancy Kubes. Dan Kelly, Regina LaRoche. Third Row: Mrs Sagstuen, Connie Degendorfer, Linda Kult, Nancy Keilen, Laurie Black. Connie Haus, Donna Pfeiffer, Nico Hassid. Laurie Peolquin, Ginger Geving. 2. AFS, Nico Hassid. Front Row Debbie Simonson. Teri Becker. Peggy Solem, Regina LaRoche, Dan Kelly. Second Row: Laurie Peloquin, Nancy Kubes, Connie Haus, Nancy Keilen, Don Kent. Third Row: Debbie Wettschreck, Lisa Crawford, Ginger Geving, Linda Kult, Connie Degendorfer. Donna Pfeiffer, Lori Black, Mrs. Sagstuen. 3. Spanish Club, Front Row: Annette Corwin. Angie Schmidtt. Lisa Smith, Kelly Holl. Pat Stachel. Beth Hathaway. Brian Hawdoll, Jeff Thomas. Second Row: Linnanne Legus, Teri Paulino, Cathy Distler, Mary Kay Koch. Jane Lichtscheidl, Sue Olson, Micky Chenoweth. Mershan Erickson, Leslie Lewis, Jim Pancake, Scott Mack, Craig Lindstrom, Melanie Benoy. 4. Minnesota weather welcomes foreign exchange students. 115 AFS c d k_ O □ h O c CG cn Q) q Aides and Tutors Important to School Functioning There is always much work for a student aide to do. Among the tasks to do are: delivering passes, picking up absence slips, giving passes to students who come late, making copies of papers, and filing. Aides can be seen in almost any department in the school. They are in the main office, guidance, library and the AV. Tutors are numerous in our school also. There are math tutors who tutor fellow students once a week. The math tutor program is headed by Candy Markus. There are also Skills Development Tutors that tutor every day. They are under the direction of Myrtle Olson, Tom Hipkins and Roxy Strangland. 116 1 Guidance Aides, First Row Betsy Carlson, Anne Schlenker Sandy Lukkonen, Peggy Duncan, Sandy Chimelweski, Linda Johnson, Tammy Bourgoin Back Row Theresa Eckdahl. Jeanme Bonse. Gerald Gilbertson. Candy Hummel 2 AV Aides: Top Row Rodney Berg. Mark Elkins Bottom Row Chuck Pogose Rita Perrault 3 Library Aides: First Row Kelly Dambowy. Desiree Dauphinais. Debbie Gustafson Second Row Kathy Utecht Debbie Simonson, Linda Engstrom Third Row Lynda Wetjen, Teri Schultz, and Lisa Crawford 4 Math Tutors: First Row Debbie Zaruba. Pauline Ash, Sandy Chimelewski. Debbie Wettschreck. Monika Moracjewski, Sue Olson. Matt Moracjewski, Mark Moracjewski Back Row Bruce Barkaritarrus. Bruce McGrath. Greg Isaacson, Russ Miner, Michelle Grundhofer. Fred Steinman 5 Main Office Aides; Front Row Keith Dalluhn, John Cardinal. Jane Green, Cheryl Moorhouse, Liz Strand, Jan Hyatt. Jean Moilanen, Kathy Quammen, Jane Rosenberger. Chris Sather, Jordene Johnson, Kristy Neujar, John Calvin Second Row Julie Borgman, Jane Vanderiind. Julie Olson, Karrie Peterson, Kari Mack, Pauline Wallraff, Sue Olson Third Row; Val Quigley, Amy Weeks. Lynn Nelson, Linda Atkin, Ann Tessier. Darlene Marier 6 Skills Development Tutors: First Row Kim Erzar, Rita Rainer. Tracey Genin. Gretchen Flint, Cheryl Zeren, Dean Nalewaja, Diane Niederkorn. Second Row:Cathy Distler, Kelly Dambowy. Brenda Zeren, Julie Olson, Jodi Briggs. Becky Pruitt. Mary Sargeant, Nan Norton. Vicki Eberhardt. Scott Bunton Third Row Mr Hipkins. Yvonne Searby. Evelyn Schwartz, Shelly Malm, Lisa Kemnitz, Mark Renard. Matt Moraczewski. Dan Kelly, Julie Hyland. Terry Paulino. Jan Metzger, Lisa Bahnemann. Mrs Olson. Ms Strangland CL CD ( ) Cl) D CL H c O V) Rangerettes The Spirit The Letterman and the Rangerettes are just two of the grops in our school that are spirit makers. The Lettermen had a prosperous year. Some of the year's activities included: a car wash for the cancer society, and a couple of dances. The organizers were Mr. Lautigar and Mr Backes. The 78-79 president was Joe Schneider and the secretary, Scott Noleen. The Lettermen couldn’t have their regular initiation because of complications in school, so it was held elsewhere The Rangerettes danced at most of the football, basketball, and wrestling games. They rocked to disco, jazz, 50's, and marches. The team also performed at state competition this year. The 78-79 squad has accomplished much this year. They had eight members and they hope the size of the 1980 squad will be much larger. 1. Rangerettes perform with the band during a Ranger football halftime 2. Jim Bullard and John Berg doin' their thing! 3. Dawn Barrett rehearses with the Rangerettes 4 Dee Mork and Mary Bell practice the Rangerette routine 5 Pat Spence and Mike Hovland after school 6 Lettermen, Front Row Ron Schmidt. Gerry Proulx. Joe Schneider, Scott Noleen. Jeff Gort. Andy Marg Second Row John Calvin. Gary Iverson. Paul Kendrick. Bob Robinson, Shawn Dolan, Steve Kroska, Craig Lindstrom. Third Row Mike Hovland, Mark Moraczewski, Jim James, Brad Olson. Mike Myers, Brad Werth Fourth Row: Randy Haus, Jim Henrichson, Tim Henderson, Mark Kasma Steve Davis. Scott Kohls Fifth Row: Ray James, Bob Moore, Ken Olson. John Distler. Brad Houle. Kurt Leason Back Row Chuck Magnuson, Scott Robinson, Matt Moraczewski. Bruce McGrath, Bill Smallidge 7. Rangerettes, Front Row Dee Mork. Mary Bell. Genyi Lott Back Row: Michelle Moyer. Connie Rasmussen, Karen Barrott. Deb Merrill, Dawn Barrett 8 Roy Elsenpeter. Stu Smith, John Distler, and Ken Olson — together as always 9 Pete Parker, Greg Isaacson, and Bruce McGrath taking it easy 118 119 -O _D o U) (D £ Skiers and Lifters Have Good Seasons At the first hint of snow, Ski Club was ready to head for the hills! Even before skiing began a Ski Swap was held. It proved to be a success and a good way to start off the skiing season. Tracking the snow down, Ski Club headed for Wild Mountain, Trollhaugen, and Afton Alps. A special trip to Spirit Mountain was taken during energy week too. There was lots of enthusiasm and lots of good times during the 78-79 ski season. Skiers remember the fun, laughter, friends, falls, races, and just being in touch with the wonderful world of nature. Remember the skiers motto: THINK SNOW!! The 78-79 Weight Club had 48 members — men and women. They met every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2:30 to 5:00. The Club started in November and ended in March. 120 1. Almost there — Don Moe 2 Paul Helin presses with all he's got 3. Ski Club skiers ride off into the sunset at the end of a perfect day 4. Skiers, Bob McGrath, Craig Thiry. Jimmy Kroska, and Scott Trainer show their style on the slopes 5 Weight Club, Front Row John Peterson, Kevin Johnson. Steve Davis, Jim Kroska, Brent Husfeldt, Eugene Rogewski. Second Row Scott Fritz, Nico Hassid, Brad Hanson, Bob McGrath, Chuck Magnuson, Tim Scanlon, John Distler, Paul Helin, Stuart Smith, Johnson, Gary Jeans Back Row: Per Kristen Skaran. Ken Coyer, Pat Daninger, Roy Elsenpeter, Bob Robinson, Rob Schrom, Tom Houle, Don Moe. Dan Lindgren. Kevin Halvorsen, Dave Greene. 6. Ski Club: Front Row: Kelly Carlson, Shannon Garrison, Wendy Ekvall, Lisa Smith. Sandy Marx, Sherry Anderson, Anne Schlenker, Carrie Berge Second Row: Advisor Junior Branson, Laura Miller, Tammy Dabe, Bob McGrath, Jim Kroska, Gene Erzar, Karrie Peterson, Vicki Waataja, Kelly Nelson, Adivsor Steve Hallin Third Row: Laurie Lemke, Barb Crist. Patrice L'allier, Craig Thiry, Mel Benoy, Kim Hintz, DeAnne Quigley Fourth Row: Ruth Eide. Mary Bell, Dan Kelly. Don Kent, Mary Berge, Cathy Collyard, Sue Ludwig, Brent Husfeldt, Chris Faymoville. Fifth Row: Dave Johnson, Chuck Clendenen, John Flipse, Dan Flohr. Sixth Row Gerry Doege, Scott Branson, Greg Elmquist. Ski Club 122 Cheerleaders Boost Team Spirit With Energetic Yells The ‘Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat' is a feeling all cheerleaders and fans shared during the 78-79 season Spirit, leadership, and exuberant enthusiasm are synonyms for our cheerleading squads The job of creating spirit began early in June with the cheerleaders preparing for the upcoming seasons. One of the most challenging jobs for the cheerleaders was helping to plan Homecoming week. Other events that cheerleaders worked on were arranging for pep buses, selling Ranger jerseys, sweatshirts, t-shirts and buttons. They worked very hard to make the seasons successful! 1. Making posters for wrestling tires out Terri McLean 2 B-squad Winter Cheerleaders: Front Row Kathy Quammen. Karyl Quammen Second Row Mary Donahue. Linnanne Legus. Glenda Chilson. Teri McLean. Vicki Schllein Back Row Debbie Evgen, Donna Burke. Kim LeVesseur. Laurie Olson. Sue DelMedico 3 Steve Kroska gives Sandy Chimeleski a little support 4. A-Squad Fall Cheerleaders: Sue Burke. Peggy Solem. Ten Paulino. Chris Neimczyk Mary Kae Erickson, Mary Kay Koch. Linda Ensrud, Linda Kult. Sandy Shalander. Donna Keegan. Sue Olson. Michelle Anderson. Stephanie Wolff 5 Football cheerleaders salute the flag during 'The Star Spangled Banner.” 6 Basketball cheerleaders display their artistic work when making posters 7 B-Squad Fall Cheerleaders; Front Row Kim LeVesseur. Wendy Forester. Sue DelMedico Second Row Monika Moraczewski. Michelle Sempel Third Row Debbie Sodergren. Judy Moore Donna Burke. Debbie Evgen. Val Quigley 8 A-Squad Winter Cheerleaders: Ann Linz. Jan Lindberg, Steph Wolff, Dawn Krinke. Donna Keegan. Linda Kult. Mary Kay Koch, Mary Kae Erickson, Sandy Chimielewski, Rhonda Boyes. Sandy Shalander, Peggy Solem o Z7 CD CD T CD 0) a cd —T CO 123 Rangers Hop Into Fall Before most students got back into the swing of school. Ranger athletes had already started their training in what seemed to be the middle of summer. Extremely balmy weather greeted hard-working maroon and gold guys and gals. All fall sport teams proved to give enthusiastic fans an exciting and enjoyable time. 1 Mary Balzart throws the bail to the other side 2 Mark Moraczewski and Randy Haus talk after the race. 3. The football players return to the Ranger bench 4. Christy Serbus and Coleen Remitz are ready for a victory. 5. Ready for take off are Ranger Gridders! 6. Steve Pratt and Gerry Proulx speed to pass the opposing runner 7. Lisa Kemnitz is ready for the volleyball. 125 126 Bump, Set, Spike, All Right! The 1978 Volleyball season began the first week of school. Coaches Dave Orren, and Kathy Briguet led the varsity team with Coach Ransdell leading junior varsity. The teams were constantly improving throughout the season as they became a stronger unit. 1. Varsity Volleyball, Front Row: Pam Bever. Jody Briggs, Sue Beattie. Nancy Goiffon, Lisa Kemnitz. Second Row Joyce Wistrcill. Kari Lichtscheidl, Rocky Carlson, Pam Petermeier. Cindy Winberg, Sheila Florhaug, Teri Gort. Back Row Coach Briguet, Liz Bodine, Coach Orren. Shelly Schliesing, and Coach Ransdell 2 The team huddles together after a victory. 3. Pam Bever sends the ball over the net with a powerful serve 4 Lisa Kemnitz bumps the ball while Teri Gort looks on. 5. Sheila Florhaug slides to bump the ball 6 B-Squad Volleyball, Front Row: Mindy Briggs. Sue Muellner, Theresa Clemens, Sandy Marx, Ann Tessier, Cindy Nordin. Julianne Schrom Second Row Jody Bremmer. Debbie Bever, Dina Kemnitz, Karen Savela, Medonna Pohl, Patty Robinson. Ann Schlenker, Kari Mack. Back Row Coach Orren. Elaine Schliesing, Penny Carlson, Kim Gudmundson, Mary Jo Schaffer, Becky Peterson. Kim Sebeck, Ruth Eide. Cathy Collyard. and Coach Briguet. 7. Junior Varsity Volleyball, Front Row Mickey Chenowith, Teri Gort, Shelly Malm, Brenda Boleen, Diane Marier. Nancy Keilen Second Row Mary Sargeant. Lori Lamprecht. Ann Schumacher, Carolyn Cartier, Liz Strand Back Row: Eva Peterson, Deanne Quigley, Amy Weeks. Jill Sargeant and Coach Ransdell o_ CD O D) 127 « Gridders Go | Gold The 1978 football season started out with the first game being played on September 1 against Anoka. The team proved to be rough and well performing. Coach Anderson commented that the Rangers were small but quick. The season ended with three wins and six losses. The Forest Lake Ranger football team had two outstanding seniors named all conference. They were Paul Kendrick and Bob Robinson. 1 Bruce McGrath advances the ball while Scott Noleen runs to block. 2. Varsity Football, Front Row Pete Flaherty. Brad Houle. Andy Marg, Steve Kroska. Joe • Schneider, Paul Kendrick. Shawn Dolan, Scott Noleen. Kelly Dunn. Jeff Gort. Brad Olson Second Row Randy Cardinal. Bob Rogowski. Steve Davis, Tom Fowler. Bob Robinson, Tom Stachel, Bruce McGrath, Jim Pancake. Mike Meyers, Jim James, Craig Lindstrom, Larry Markuson. Third Row: Coach Rowbothum. Mark Kasma, John Distler, Joel Nelson, Curt Leason, Scott Robinson Tim Henderson, Roy Elsenpeter, Dave Gustafson, Kevin Johnson, John Hanley, Bill Smallidge Back Row Coach Lautiger. Stuart Smith, Ken Olson, Brad Werth, John Walshin, Brian Nieland. Wayne Bowker. Dan Lindgren, Scott Kohls. Tom Houle. Rick Meore, Pat Hovland, Jim Hendrichson, Chuck Magnuson, Jeff Haseltme, Gary Iverson. Coach Johnson. 3. Everyone rushes in to help Jim Pancake throw Coach Anderson in the air to celebrate a Ranger victory 4 Jim Pancake shows his enthusiasm after showing a Ranger touchdown 5 Quarterback Jeff Gort leads the Rangers to another victory! 6 Bruce McGrath flies through the air for a first down. 7. B-Squad Football, Front Row Chuck LaRoche, Rick Schwab. Mark Kohler, Brent Husfeldt. Pat Barkiem, Greg Lorens. John Motschenbacher, Mike Unmich. Bill Woog, Steve Soorsma Second Row Scott Finland. Vaughn Schunamen, Bruce Reesch. Dave Windberg, Jim Whitacre, Jim Friend, Scott Fritz. John Peterson. Tony Nelson. Tracy Smith. Craig Thiry Third Row Coach Herman. Mike Manders, Kevin Navin. Greg Gruett, Clyde Fulks, Dan Doucette, Rick Bruner, Jay Mader, Dave Green, Pat Daninger, Roger Schmidt, Mike Clemens. Coach Motschenbacher, Back Row John Cardinal, Gary Jeans, Tom Cook. Kent Coyer. Brad Hanson, Mike Schaffer, Scott Dingman, Kevin Halvorsen. Tom Hanson. Dan Johnson, Randy Parker. Todd Jagger. Jeff Markusen. 128 130 o cn H CD 13 C 5 Tennis Toppers The girls' tennis team had an exciting, competitive season. The team's co-captains Pam Johnson and Colleen Remitz scored the most team points. The tennis season began on August 14th and the first match was held on August 24th. 1 Tennis Team, Front Row Julie Autey. Marie Paulson, Patty Stachel; Mary Beth Hathaway; Jane Gunderson; Angie Schmidt; Sandy Nelson; Mary Kay Summers; Coach Irvine. Second Row: Dori Jacobson; Vicki Waataja; Jane Feils; Mary Purdie. Pam Johnson; Colleen Remitz; Jan Lindberg; Laurie Lindeberg; Kelly Nelson; Kelly Hall Back Row Coach Chalberg; Mary Berge; Debbie Neisen; Julie Drolson; Mary Balzart; Carrie Serbus; Jean Gunderson; Christy Serbus; Connie Degendorf; Teri Johnson; Lori Schmidt 2. On the defense in doubles team is Christy Serbus with partner Colleen Remitz 3 Jan Lindberg shows a look of concentration. 4 Carrie Serbus springs up into action. 5 Pam Johnson is all set for the results of Mary Balzart's serve 131 k_ c D O O C ) C ) O k_ O Ranger Roadrunners About 4,000 miles ran during the summer, a lot of hard work and determination, combined with a few tears and a few smiles, is what made the Forest Lake Cross Country team of '78- 79 so successful. Led by captains Mark Moraczewski and Doug Banta, and girls’ captains Dawn Krinke and Dawn Marsh, the team began its season in August with two practices a day The four conference meets (triangular) were soon held at Como Park, while team also participated in four invitationals throughout the area. Among the invitationals was the second annual Forest Lake Invitational. Both teams did very well with the boys’ team bringing home their own trophy. The girls’ team finished fifth in the conference meet, and seventh in the region meet; the boys’ team finished fourth in the conference, and fifth in the region. For the first time in FLCC history, a runner advanced to the state meet! Congratulations Mark Maraczewski, a senior who by placing fifth in the region, ran in the state meet. There, running against 131 individual guys, he placed nineteenth! 1. F.L.C.C spells Cross Country. 2. They're off to a good start. 3. Receiving last minute instructions from Coach Fedderly is Mark Moraczewski. 4 Ranger runners running wild 5 Matt Moraczewski and Doug Banta lead the way 6. Forest Lake Cross Country, Front Row: Lisa Rogers, Dawn Gudmudson, Sherri Sinniff. Second Row Mark Moraczewski, Michael Ash, Randy Haus, Fred Forthuberg, Gerry Proulx, Ray James, Deanne Marsh. Third Row: Matt Moraczewski, John Mundae, Jim Rameser, Doug Banta, Connie Westergren, Michelle Grundhoffer, Connie Haus. Back Row. Dan Kelly, Steve Pratt, Dawn Krinke, Coach Fedderly, Bob Moore. Patrice L'allier, Tammie Krech, Dawn Marsh 7. Coming over the finish line is Dawn Krinke. 8. Doug Banta enjoys the thrill of victory. 132 Winter Sports 135 Athletes Skip Through A Successful Season Bitterly cold weather greeted all athletes who were willing to compete with low, low temperatures. Below zero weather and numerous vacations made it difficult to schedule and get to Ranger games and practices. Despite the icy conditions, enthusiasm soared at Forest Lake High School. 1. Return of the Toga Cheerleaders, Craig Lindstom, and Joe Schneider help create spirit for Ranger bucketman. 2. Cathy Larson shoots a free throw for Girls’ Basketball Team 3. Mark Moen in the middle. 4 Chris Johnson. Mark Kasma, and John Motschenbacher show off their hockey uniforms. 5. Mike Hovland dunks the ball for another Ranger point. 6. Mark Moraczewski takes his opponent down. 7. Christy Serbus flies through the air. 8. Ranger hockey player astounds opponents with his close shot. 136 Rangers Wrestle On This year’s wresting team had a very young varsity squad Seven guys had their first experience on it. The team was led by co-captains John Calvin and Richard Schrom. They proved themselves successful. B- squaders had a super season. They set a new record, the best B-squad in Forest Lake history. This was the second year for our wrestlers to have competed in the North Suburban Conference and Region 4AA. Coached by Robert Dettmer, John Reiman, and Tom Pogreba, the team had very enthusiastic and motivated attitudes. With help from cheerleaders, statisticians, and loyal fans. Ranger Matmen made their moves! 1 Mark Moraczewski makes the first move 2 Varsity Squad. Front Row Randy Haus. Mark Fredrickson, Mark Moraczewski, John Calvin, Joe LaBelle, Bob Moore, Greg Gruett. Back Row Coach Dettmer, Paul Leukon, Terry Bergeron, Jon Jaeger, Tim Hansen, Scott Hall. Dave Gustafson, Jeff Reiman. Richard Schrom, Dave Leckie. Rick Schuster, Coach Reiman. 3. A Ranger Wrestler dominated his match, 4 Captain John Calvin expresses his concern for teammate 5 98 pounder Randy Haus raises arm in victory. 6 B-Squad. Front Row: Glen Newman. Dan Aim, Mike Newman, Garret Shepherd, Scott Sample, Mark Kohler, Rich Larson, Roger Schmidt. Jerry Schmidt. Back Row: Coach Pogreba. Keith Dalluhn, Dave Schleicher, Scott Dingman, Mike Manders. Jeff Dabe, Rick Schwab, Rick Schuster. Tony Vitek, Mike Weir. Mike Gregoire. 7. Tim Hansen rides his man. 8 Dave Leckie is ready to wrestle! 9 Coach Bob Dettmer gives words of advice to Doug Banta. 138 Rebound to Victory Jump shots, lay ups, exercises, and drills were all part of the daily routine of the girls' basketball team This routine kept the girls' team in top form throughout the season. Pre-season practices, after school practices and participation in games gave the girls a healthy taste of the hectic life. When not preparing physically for Jhe game, they prepared mentally, by getting themselves psyched for the game. This year a new face appeared on the coaching side of the court: Mr Gunderson. Gunderson took Ms. Paulson’s position as head coach of the team. Co-captains for the basketball team were seniors Laurie Young and Cathy Larson. The '78-79 team was small in numbers; but those who participated were talented. The togetherness and dedication of the team members brought them many victories 1. Sue Olson concentrates on the ball 2 Coach Gunderson signals the girls the next move. 3. And it's a jump ball between a Forest Lake Ranger and a Blaine Bengal' 4 Coach Gunderson gives the team some last minute advice 5. Laurie Young, Amy DeHaven, and Cathy Larson are ready for the rebound 6 What a jump! (Laurie Young) 7 Varsity Basketball, Front Row Amy DeHaven, Cathy Larson, Laurie Young. Jill Nelson, Joyce Wistrcill Second Row: Coach Chalberg. Coach Meyerson. Denise Goiffen. Terry Paulino, Karen Peterson, Sue Olson. Debbie Herges, Ann Schumacher, Coach Gunderson 8. B-Squad Basketball, Front Row Sue Muellner, Kari Mack, Patty Stachel, and Annette Corwin Second Row Coach Chalberg. Julianne Schrom, Cindy Nordin, Pam Aho, and Kim Gudmundson. 139 Girls’ Basketball Goal Achieved! This year the Ranger icemen were led by captins Paul Kendrick, Steve Kroska. and Shawn Dolan. With Doug Peltier, Bob Fedderly, and Ken Mikolajczyk coaching varsity and junior varsity, they have compiled a 5-4 varsity mid-season record. Junior varsity has a 2-3-1 - midseason record. The returning lettermen were Steve Kroska, Paul Kendrick, Shawn Dolan, Craig Lindstom, Greg Isaacson, Rob Kangas, Matt Marx, and Doug Evgen. 1 Kroska is off with the puck. 2. Varsity Hockey, Front Row Dave Preston, Jim Henrichson. Andy Marg. Doug Evgen, Nick Lindeberg. Dean Cameron, Brad Werth, Steve Kroska. Rob Kangas Second Row: Coach Fedderly, Coach Mikolajczyck, Tom Ferrazzi. John Motschenbacher. Mark Kasma, Brian McLaughlin, Paul Kendrick. Greg Isaacson. Matt Marx. Dan Mader. Shawn Dolan. Dave Hadlich. Craig Lindstrom, Mike Myers. Coach Peltier 3 The Ranger goalie is set for the puck 4. Super Kroska, puck handling 5 Doug Evgen skates away from his victory, while the other team looks in bewilderment 6 A Ranger iceman eyes up the situation for a goal. 7 Paul Kendrick is ready for the next goal 8 Junior Varsity, Front Row: David Preston, Mark Kasma, John Motschenbacher, Chris Johnson, Nick Lindeberg, Dan Urie. Second Row Coach Mikolajczyk, Joel Nelson, Jeff Mader, Dave Hadlich. Tim Henderson. Murray Rudisell, Jeff Berger, Steve Williamson 9 Rob Kangas guards the goal closely. 140 142 Gymnastics Team Shines The gymnastics team had its chance to really shine this year. Coaches for the 1978-79 team were Connie Fredrickson and Dave Blasko. The gymnasts held their first gymnastic clinic this year. They had elementary and junior high girls there. The clinic took place for four evenings in December. The original goal for the gymnastic team was to buy new leotards. Since they raised enough money, they also bought team jerseys. Depth in this year’s team was a major factor in their success. They were led by six returning letter winners, among them were: tri- captains Christy Serbus, Carrie Serbus, and Lori Kunshier. Others were Laurie Lindeberg, Vicky Bergeron, and junior Linda Ensrud. An asset to this year's team was the togetherness and the new fan support! 1. Linda Ensrud does one of her balancing beam routines 2 Lori Kunshier gets set for her spin on the balance beam. 3. Linda Ensrud smiles during her floor routine. 4 Christy Serbus is ready for the dive. 5. Gymnastics team: Front Row: Wendy Forester, Karen Savella, Marie Paulson, Becky Lanahan, Dee Ann Nielson, LaOrie Houle, Sherri Fischer, Jayne Gunderson, Pauline Tracy. Jeanine Lenz. Second Row: Coach Fredrickson, Jane Dickey, Linda Ensrud, Sue Burke, Sarah Houle, Mary Purdie, Coach Blasko Third Row: Cindy Fisher, Chris Niemcyzk, Carrie Serbus, Lori Kunshier. Christy Serbus. Laurie Lindeberg, Vicki Bergeron, Vicki Eberhardt. 6 Cindy Fisher on the beam. 7. Vicki Bergeron does a headstand on the horse. 143 Gymnastics 03 n Q) CO 03 GQ co o CD Basketball Team Revitalized The 1978-79 Forest Lake Ranger Basketball Team has developed a new element of spirit this year under Coach Steve Mahoney. Coach Mahoney was the spark of this year's Ranger Bucketmen with his philosophy of ‘Basketball is Fun” The spirit level rose with chants from the bench and a new jargon of phrases. Excitement was in the air when the Rangers broke their losing streak in the game against the Ramsey Rams. Mr. Mahoney was assisted this year by Chuck Anderson. Mr. Dan Poupard, head coach of the B- Squad did a fine job bringing out the enthusiasm of his group of sophomores. All of the players and coaches put in many hours during the summer and after school for the benefit of the Ranger team. No matter win or lose, this ball club never gave up. 1. Jeff Gort takes the ball away from the opposing team. 2 Varsity Team, Front Row: Gary Iverson, Buch Meyman, Jeff Renard, Dn Kelly, Dave Goldeman, Steve Beattie. Jim Bullard, Ron Prax. Back Row: Coach Mahoney, Mark Moen, Jeff Gort, Tom Stachel, Pat Hovland, John Olson, Gerry Gilbertson, Dan Wetterstrom, Mike Hovland, Scott Almquist, Coach Anderson. 3. Pat Spence shows how to handle Irondale Knights. 4 Scott Kohls and Mark Moen bite with mosquito defense. 5 B-Squad, Front Row: Jim Friend. Rusty Hill. Paul Raiche, Dennis Goiffon, Ted Steely, Tony Nelson. Back Row: Coach Poupard, Mark Endrezzi, Brian Copp, Scott Finley, Dave Matuseski, Dan Erickson, Rick Bruner. Dan Lash, Randy Barker. Todd Jager 6 John Olson jumps, shoots, and scores! 7. Junior Jeff Miller goes in for a lay up. 144 00 N- ) ■ - k. o a CO o c 'C Q. CO FL Jumps On Spring After a cold winter of hot indoor athletics, it was time for spring to jump out and cool all enthusiastic and energetic athletes outside. Spring sports started at the end of March, so that Forest Lake could get a jump on their competitive opponents. The weather was warm and sunny, most days, which made devotees of Ranger sports comfortable. 1. Two girls get ready for a relay at a Forest Lake track meet. 2. Excitement is in the air among the softballs girls while they hug each other after a victory. 3. Jim James receives a trophy on Awards Night at the Spring Banquet. 4 Awards Banquet Winners, Front Row: Candy Weeks, Sandy Olson, Cindy Doege, Julie Saxe, Rainie Schwab, Mary Purdie. Back flow. Tom Moore, Jim James, Layne Lavandowska. Roger Meyman, Tim Matuseski, Jim Sovick, Tom Hagen, Rick Hans. 5. Mark Summers is ready for action. 6. Ranger pitcher, Dave Tetrault, throws a fast ball. 7. Ranger Brad Houle runs at Forest Lake track meet. 146 On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! The pace of the 1978 Girls’ Track Team was set with new uniforms and participation in fourteen meets. Forest Lake was lucky to have Terry Paulino representing our school in regions. Terry placed third in regions in the 100 and the 220; she was also named all conference. The team won the Forest Lake Invitational and the season ended with a fifth place in conference 1. Girl ’ Track, Front How: Dawn Krinke, Teri Gort. Sherry Siniff. Mary Houle. Rena Marier, Carrie Berge. Sue Fedje. Rose Svec. Terry Paulino. Nancy Goiffon. Middle Row:Jan Lindberg, Lynn Nelson. Michelle Grundhoffer. Connie Haus, Jill Sargeant. Sherry Crane, Denise Goiffon, Marianne Haus, Marci Svec. Tracey Cenier. Pam Smuda. Mary Purdie. Rhonda Boyes, Karen Shalander. Back How: Coaches Jim Stromberg and Bob Fedderly, Lisa Bahnemann. Cindy Lindholm, Barb Robertson. Lori Lamprecht, Kari Lichtsheidl, Sandy Peterson. Cathy Larson, Cindy Winberg, Racheal Schleising, Cathy Schlangen. Dawn Marsh, Jean Gunderson, Julie Jergens, Cathy Siniff. Dianne Marier. Coach Cathy Briguet 2. Kari Lichtsheidl puts forth everything she has. 3 Barb Robertson makes it over the hurdle. 4 Mary Houle and Sherry Siniff share the joy of success 5 A super leap by Mary Houle 6. Rose Svec gets off to a good start. 7 Sue Fedje is running hard for Forest Lake 149 Girls’ Track '78 oo N- O 03 CO o CO The Race is On! Never once did the FL track team finish lower than second place out of the fourteen meets they participated in. Captains Lee Nelson and Ron Petroske and coaches, Mr. Backes, Mr. Lautiger and Mr. Anderson said they really had a terrific group of FL guys to work with. All conference winners were Marty Jensen, Ron Petroske and Doug Smith. Forest Lake even had its first state meet participant, Marty Jensen who placed sixth in the long jump By season s end there were eighty-three FL guys and three coaches who finished the season and could look back and feel really great! 1. Steve Pratt runs hard for a Ranger victory. 2. Jesse Perrault plants the pole for a terrific vault. 3. Ron Schmidt begins his leg of the relay. 4. Marty Jensen lets go all of his strength on the long jump. 5. Doug Smith concentrates hard on throwing the shot. 6 Track, Front Row: Dan Kohler, Dan Urie, Mike Hansen, Ron Schmidt, Steve Pratt. Randy Haus, Doug Banta, Jay Lund. Mark Moraczewski. Ray James. Andy Valenty, Tim Scanlon. Jerry Schmidt. Matt Moraczewski, Mike Morrissey. Pat Hovland Middle Row: Brian Nieland. Jeff Lichtscheidl. Marty Jensen. Mark Manders, Chuck Magnuson. Jeff Wavrin. Jeff Haseltine. Bob Proulx, Rick Wolff, Jesse Perrault, Richard Haus, Steve Davis. Brad Houle, Lane Lavandowski. Micky Grundhoffer, Roy Elsenpeter, Stuart Smith. Bill Smallidge, John Distler, Bob Robinson. Scott Daninger Back Row. Jerry Proulx, Dean Otteson, Tom Kryner. Jeff Miller, Jeff Gort, Tom Stachel, Jeff Thoreson. Leroy Magnuson, Ray McKenzie. Scott Kohler. Mike Hovland, John Schumacher. John Olson, Ron Petroski, Lee Nelson. Robert Schrom, Pat Spence. Pat Kirkwold, Dave Aim, Shawn Dolan, Joe Schmeder, Alan Crane, Doug Smith, Walter Kendrick. Scott Kohls. Dan Lindgren, Tony Vichello, Rick Schuster 150 151 Baseball Hits Home The Forest Lake varsity baseball team coached by Al Thoburn and Doug Peltier had a 9-7 record. Led by captains Craig Bever and Dave Tetrault they played exciting ball. Leading batter was Jim Pancake with a 525 average. The leading pitcher was Dave Tetrault with 5 wins and 3 losses. When coach Thoburn was asked what he thought about the team he replied, “tremendous comeback”. The leaving seniors are Craig Bever, Dave Tetrault, Bob Radke, Dave Anderson, Steve Peterson and Tom Moore. 1. Steve Kroska is ready for take off after he has bunted the ball. 2. Varsity Baseball, Front Row: Pete Parker, Mark Moen, Jon Jaeger, Dave Anderson, Joe Morley. Andy Marg. Pat Kelly. Back Row Tom Moore, Bob Radtke, Dave Tetrault, Craig Bever. Jim Pancake. Steve Peterson, Bruce McGrath, Kelly Dunn. John Berg, Craig Lindstrom, Steve Kroska. 3. Bruce McGrath has a close one 4 B Squad Baseball, Front Row: Mark Renard, Matt Paul, Mike Walker. Greg Jellum, Butch Meyman, Mark Kasma Back Row: Coach Poupard, Dan Charpentier, Paul Holin, Brian McLaughlin. Dave Leckie, Jim Henrichsen, Tim Henderson, Mike Lind, Luke Rylander, Jeff Steffenson, Joel Nelson. 5. Sliding into base for another Ranger point! 5 DO 0) C ) CD CT 2L oo 153 oo 05 n 6 o CO Batter Up! The 1977-78 softball team had an average season. They ended up with nine wins and eight losses. Cindy Doege and Sandy Olson, this year’s captains, were also all- conference. One of the bright spots of the season was taking third place in the Brooklyn Center Invitational. After losing their first game played to Cambridge in a double elimination tournament they held together and pulled through. The leaving seniors Cindy Doege, Sandy Olson, Pam Chmielewski and Lynn Sheree Lynch, had lots of team spirit and will be missed next year. A good season is expected with the eight strong returning seniors Kim Empey, Pam Johnson, Deanne Quigley, Amy Weeks, Charlene Wallraff, Colleen Remitz, Christy Serbus and Carrie Serbus. 1. Sue Olson has a close call during a Ranger game 2 A Squad Girls Softball Team, Front Row. Cheryl Nelson, Darla LaRoque, Charlene Wallraff, Kim Empey, Lori Kunsier, Sandy Olson, Sue Olson, Cathy Wright, Pam Johnson, Pam Chmielewski. Back Row: Mr. Branson, Shawn Asquith, Christy Serbus, Colleen Remitz, Carrie Serbus, Lynn Sheree Lynch, Cindy Doege. Becky Mickelson, Deanne Quigley. Amy Weeks, Kerrin Burke, Coach Paulson, Sue Burke. 3. Cindy Doege makes another fine catch. 4. Sandy Olson, Kathy Wright, and Cindy Doege are excited after a Ranger victory. 5 Mona Anderson is ready for action after she pitched the ball 6. Julie Heck makes a long reach for the softball 7 Christy Serbus pitches another ball 8. B Squad Softball Team, Front Row: Shari Anderson, Julie Antery, Dawn Gudmundson, Linda Ensrud. Leslie Lewis, Sarah Houle, Lori Lundeen, Linda Kult, Julie Heck Back Row: Mona Anderson, Stephanie Wolff, Sharon Thomason, Linda Taylor, Cheryl Tyler. Jordene Johnson. Ann Schumacher, Connie Degendorfer, Beth Cree, Jane Dickey, Coach Chalberg. fci- '• 154 Softball ’78 157 Tennis Swings The 1978 team posted a 5-6 overall record. The junior doubles team of Jay Havlisch and Greg Isaacson posted a record of 10-2, the best on the team. In regional play, Forest Lake won a tough match against Mahtomedi in the first round, but lost in the second round to White Bear Mariner. 1 Varsity Tennis, Front How: Jay Havlisch, Dan Mader. Mark Fredrickson, Greg Isaacson. Mark Summers. Back Row: Mark Hudak, Pat Flaherty. Tim Matuseski, Coach Franzen, Dave Blackbird. Bruce Carlson, Bob Stright, Brad Weeks. 2. Jim Koch gives a fierce return to his opponent. 3. Tim Matueski is ready for the oncoming tennis ball. 4. A Ranger tennis man strives for the sky. 5 B Squad Tennis, Front Row: Dan Kelly. Mark Fredrickson. Chris Brown, Kerry Johanson, Bruce Baritaris. Dave Caroo. Back Row: Coach Patchin, Nick Lindeberg, Scott Schauns, Chris Holly. Mike Flint, Doug Bedient. Robin Doege Everybody c k— O ’c D In The Middle Coming back through these doors you felt that you had everything under control. Remember seeing all the little sophomores running around the halls? In the back of a junior’s mind are the words “I was never one of those!” New activities came your way when you were a junior. Your first prom. Juniors were able to show their special talent by taking all of the tests for 11 th graders. Juniors are in the middle now but next year they will be at the top. 1. The drummers set the pace at the '78 Homecoming bonfire. 2. Ray James concentrates on the finish line while running Cross Country. 3. Lori Lundeen and the marching band perform at a home football game. 1 2 Sharon Adams Wanda Alcock Scott Aldentaler Robin Aim Kathie Anderson Lenore Anderson Loren Anderson Michelle Anderson Ramona Anderson Robert Anderson Shari Anderson Dana Antinozzi Nick Antinozzi Robert Arnold Shawn Asquith Linda Atkins Julie Autey Bruce Bairaktaris Jeffery Baker Ronald Baker Lynda Banta Betsy Bartlett Scott Bayless Steven Beattie 160 Susan Beattie Douglas Bedient Deborah Berg Rodney Berg Christy Berglund Jeffrey Berglund Lori Black Alan Boettcher Richard Bohnen Brenda Boleen Jeannie Bonse Margaret Bookwalter Cheryl Booth Melody Born Tamera Bourgoin Wayne Bowker Gregory Boyce James Boyer Rhonda Boyes Gordon Brackee Jeanne Breneman Debbie Brown Kathleen Bruley Morris Bunney Susan Burke Guy Carlson Tomiann Caron David Caroon Carolyn Cartier Gregory Cary Robin Cassman Daniel Charpentier Michele Chenoweth Robert Childers Mark Chilson Rita Clausen Kathleen Costello Beth Cree Lynne Crouse Dianne Cummings Tamara Dabe Michael Dambowy Desiree Dauphinais Brian David Kathy Davidson Kathy Davis Robert J. Davis Steve Davis Connie Degendorfer Amy DeHaven Janette Dehn Tony DelMedico Jane Dicky Kellie Dill 161 Dean Dimmen Diana Distler John Distler Juniors ( ) L_ o ’c D “3 Laurie Dittbrenner Joan Dittmar Robin Doege Cindy Donaghue David Dunbar Scott Dapslaff Shelly Ecklund Timothy Edwards Cheryl Eggen John Eichinger Julia Eichinger Mark Elkins Gregory Elmquist Roy Elsen peter Linda Engstrom Linda Ensrud Krista Erickson Laurie Erickson Mershawn Erickson Kim Erzar Cheryl Esberg Allen Essen Doug Evgen Lance Faber Dean Faymoville Susan Fedje Kathleen Ferraro Joseph Finger Julie Fischer Jeff Flaherty Tracey Flermoen Gretchen Flint Micheal Flint Micheal Flor Mark Forster Lisa Frechette Mark Fredrickson Steven Fritz JessGajeski Julie Garner 1. Rosemarie Morley and Jane Dickey try their talent on finger painting. 2 Peggy Solem in a moment of bewilderment. 3. Forest Lake's rendition of Kellogg Chargers warm up exercises. 162 Tracy Genin Wade Geving Kenneth Giampolo Douglas Gillette Denise Goiffon David Goldeman John Goodrich Robert Goodroad Micheal Gorka Terri Gort H. Grahm Larry Granberg Julia Greathouse Mary Gregerson Keith Groeneweg Gregory Groess Shawn Groshens Greg Grubbs Michelle Grundhofer Dawn Gudmundson Jean Gunderson David Gustafson Kenneth Guttsen John Hallberg Micheal Halvorson John Hanley Micheal Hanson Randy Hanzal Paula Harrington Constance Haus Randolph Haus Christopher Hawley Linda Hawley Patrick Haworth Kent Kawthorne Julie Heck Paul Helin Timothy Henderson Jim Henrichsen Deborah Herbst Deborah Herges Gregory Hinrichs C. C D o' V) 163 CO k_ o ’c D “5 Melanie Hoff Sarah Houle Thomas Houle Victoria Houle Patrick Hovland Candy Hummel Roger Humphrey Brenda Husfeldt Katherine lannelli Micheal Immel Raymond James Phillip Janssen Tracey Janacek Dawn Jarosiewicz Keith Jarvis Julie Jasicki Gregory Jellum Deborah Jensen Karen Jensen Jane Jergens Cary Johansen Bruce Johnson Craig Johnson Doreen Johnson Jody Johnson Jordene Johnson Kellie Johnson Kevin Johnson Paul Johnson Scott Johnson Janet Jones Bruce Jung Cindy Kaase John Kaiser Robin Kangas Scott Kankelfitz Mark Kasma Joseph Kasper Laurie Keen Nancy Keilen Daniel Kelly Viann Kelly 1. Mary Sargent and Lynn Koch play their flutes during a pregame show. 2. The Cheerleaders do their thing at a home football game. 164 Janice Klingbeil Lynn Koch Mary Koch Rose Koelndorfer Daniel Kohler Steven Kohler Scott Kohls David Koppy Lisa Kranick Robert Krasky Tamara Krech Wade Krinkge Linda Kutt Dena Kunshier Tina Kutscher Joseph Labelle Carolyn LaCasse Suzanne Lamere Lori Lamorecht Brian Lang Regina Laroche Christine Larson Joan Larson John Larson Richard Larson Sandy Larson Thomas Larson Curtis Leason David Leckie Lori Leonard Nancy Leslie Jacqueline LeVesseur Leslie Lewis William Lewis Jane Lichtscheidl Mike Lind 165 Juniors Nick Lindeberg Dan Lindgren Cynthia Lindholm Laurie Linnell Ann Linz Lisa Linz Jodi Little Cynthia Long Nanci Long Robert Longtin Genyi Lott Wayne Lund Faith Lundeen Lori Lundeen Thomas Mackey Charles Magnusen Mark Maisio Michelle Malm Darlene Marier Diane Marier Dawn Marsh Matthew Marx Jeffery Matheson Paul Mayhew Robert McChesney Dana McCool Richard McGrath Jeffery McKenzie Brian McLaughlin Kitty McMahon Debra Merrill Bernard Meyman Julie Michaud Karen Michaud Richard Mickschl Daniel Miller Jeffery Miller Russell Miner Pamela Moe Scott Moon 166 1 Leslie Lewis puts the finishing touches on the junior float. 2 A dedicated Ranger works on a Homecoming float. 3. The juniors try for a powderpuff victory, but don't quite succeed. C_ c D o' —t C ) Sheryl Moorhouse Matthew Morczewski Dee Ann Mork Rosemarie Morley Michael Morrissey Marlow Moseng Mary Murphy Joel Nelson Kurt Nelson Kristy Neujahr Kerry Neumann Michael Mewman Diane Niederkorn Brian Nieland John Nielsen Mitok No Julie Noack Shirley Noreen Casey Nygren Jennifer O’Gary Joe Ohnsorg Burnell Olson Charles Olson Curtis Olson Ginger Olson John Olson Kenneth Olson Natalie Olson Steven Olson Susan Olson Carrie Otto Connie Otto Todd Patterson Laurie Peloquin Tom Pepin Donn Pepper Rita Perrault Karen Peterson Michael Peterson Steven Peterson Christine Pfleger Kit Philippi 167 ( ) L_ o ’c D D 1. Bob Proulx demonstrates his leadership with the marching band in the homecoming parade 2. Jack Nielson works to prepare the school grounds for the upcoming winter Roger Pikus Penny Plain Mark Pogose Adam Powers Timothy Powers Bob Proulx Jeff Proulx Mary Purdie Jeffery Quigley John Radtke Rita Rainer Connie Rasmussen Robert Reece Brian Reeder Mark Reese Jeff Reiman Mark Renard Rick Renard James Rhoda Julie Rice Kathleen Richter Michelle Riermann Rose Riopel Scott Robinson Nelda Rodriguez Robin Rosengren 168 Murray Rudisell Tom Ruggles Stephen Sahlin Mary Sargeant Christine Sather Elizabeth Schaab 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 Mary Schwan Yvonne Searby Steven Seekon Mary Seitz Jonell Sherwood Richard Shuster Randall Simonson Sherri Siniff Timothy Skogland Susan Skogland William Smallidge Stuart Smith Pamela Smuda Peggy Solem Patrick Spence Jerry St. Sauver C o' c Ron Stace Mark Sternberg Karlene Stevermer Kenny Straka Elizebeth Strand Terrence Stroman Ward Struble Marcianne Svec Sandra Sweere Kent Swenson Donna Tauer Gwen Taurman Chris Taylor Linda Taylor Darla Teel Cheryl Tempelton DeAnn Thode Sharon Thomasen Tim Thompson Denise Tisdale Scott Townsend Rebecca Trimble Kim Tubridy Cheryl Tyler 169 cn i- o 'c D “D Suzanne Underdahl Daniel Urie Julie Urmann Richard Vaicius Janie Vanderlind Richard Verner Daniel Vierling David Vornbrock Casper Wallace Michael Walker Jeff Wavrin Beth Weeks Mark Wehner Bradley Werth Jacquelin West Connie Westergren David Westergren Robert Westermann Lynda Wetjen Debra Wettschreck Kay Wilhelmi Robin Wilhelmi Steven Williamson John Wlaschin Stephanie Wolff Carl Woodington John Wright Kathy Wright Glenn Young Darlene Zeiher Brenda Zeren Mark Ziniel Mary Zwiers 1. Chris Pfleger enjoys a lighter moment in school. 2. Two student council members decorate windows for homecoming. 170 The Class Of '81 Arrives Bewilderment was in the eyes of the sophomores the first week of school. When the class of ’81 entered into the vast high school they noticed a different atmosphere and they realized their status was lower. They knew for sure they were at the bottom of the ladder when they attended their first pepfest and the opening was Welcome Ladies, Gentlemen, and SOPHOMORES ! A sophomore encounters many new experiences during his first year in the high school but in the back of a sophomore’s mind is the knowledge that next year we’ll be juniors and things will be different. 1. Junior girls enjoy painting up the town for homecoming. Kristi Aadlund Linda Abbott Pamela Aho Daniel Aim Daniel Anderson Jeff Anderson John Anderson Kristy Anderson Michelle Anderson Noreen Anderson Rick Anderson Sherry Anderson Shirley Anderson Swan Anderson Timothy Arsenal Michael Ash Mary Balzart Bruce Banta Patrick Barkein Dawn Barrett Karen Barrott Sandra Bathurst Jeffrey Bauman Tresa Becker CO o O u o 3 0 1 CD 171 CO CD L. o E o -C Q. O cn Tammie Beckman Mary Bell Brian Benoy Cynthia Bensrud Mary Berge Jeffrey Berger Terry Bergeron Anthony Bergerson Lori Berglund Christine Bergman Mark Bergum Debra Bever John Bever Vickie Biggs Bonnie Blackledge Ron Blackledge Patricia Blouin Mary Boecher Michael Boerner Susan Boesel Caroline Bogel Gregory Boleen Kimberly Bond Stephan Boorsma Jacquelin Borash Robin Boyd Scott Branson Jodi Bremer Mindy Briggs JoAnne Bricoe Mike Brown Wendy Bruchez Rick Bruner Tony Bruzek Jeff Bucher Thomas Bunn Donna Burke Michael Busch Todd Buske John Cardinal Kelly Carlson Paula Carlson Penny Carlson Teresa Carlson Lori Charpentier Tracy Chelmo Glenda Chilson Robert Christensen Scott Christensen Mark C incoski Michael Clemens Theresa Clemens 172 Cathryne Collyard Kelli Comstock Annette Corwin James Coxon Kenneth Coyer David Crawford Barbara Crist Duane Crohn Anthony Cubus Robert Culp Theodore Cummings Jeffrey Dabe Carolyn Dahlberg Keith Dalluhn Patrick Daninger Tom Davis Paul Deal Susan DelMedico Denise Dewall Fonda Diemert Scott Dingman Terrie Dirks Jeffrey Dittbrenner Gerald Doege Terrance Doepner Robert Doerr Daniel Doherty Denise Dolan Mary Donahue Danny Doucette Edward Dow Julie Drolson Jeanette Dubay Robin Dunbar Michael Dupre Teresa Eckdahl Ruth Eide Wendy Ekvall Brian Empey Mark Endrlzzl Kim Engberg Wendy Engel o “O IT o 3 o CD ) Scott Ensrud Anita Erickson Daniel Erickson Julie Erickson Rebecca Erickson Yvonne Erickson 173 CO 0) k- o E o -C CL O ( ) Ellen Erkenbrack Gene Erzar Debra Evgen Christopher Faymoville David Faymoville Jeff Feddick Diane Ferdelman Lori Ferraro Thomas Ferrazzi Scott Findlay Sherry Fischer Rosemary Flesvig John Flipse Dan Flohr Cynthia Forrest Wendy Forster David Fowler Deborah Fowler Joel Frechette Bradley Frenning Susan Friel James Friend Scott Fritz Patricia Frogner Clyde Fulks David Gabrielson Mark Gabrieison Shanon Garrison David Gausman Brad Gauvin Heidi Genin Michelle Germain Sherry Gibson TroyGiefer 1 Enthusiastic skitters perform on Homecoming week. 2. Mark Summers and Chris Larson trying to work their hardest in science. 3 Juniors Adam and Tim Powers work on their projects. 174 Craig Gilbertson Melody Gillespie Philip Gilman Byron Gleasman Dennis Goiffon Randy Gordon Tim Granna David Green Martha Greene Debra Greener Michael Gregoire Gregory Gruett Jeffrey Gubash Jennifer Gubash Kimberly Gudmundson Jayne Gunderson Debra Gustafson Steven Gustafson Douglas Hallin Joy Haluptzok Kevin Halvorson Kristin Halvorson Mike Hamernick William Hanna Robert Hanrahan Bradley Hansen Paul Hanson Thomas Hanson Steve Hastings Maribeth Hathaway Karen Havens Deborah Haworth Linda Heath Donald Heath Annette Heinze Sharon Helfrich Kevin Hendricks Timmy Hengel Pamela Hess Russel Hill William Himmelwright Anne Hinrichs CO o ■O IX o 3 o ”1 a C i Daniel Hinrichson Kimberly Hintz Daniel Hodges Theresa Hodges Michael Hoffman Kelly Holl 175 CO 0 k_ o E o .c Q. O CO Joel Hollinan Rita Hollinan Kim Holmes Glenn Hoppe Lisa Horsnell Laurie Houle Bradley Hughes J. Hunt Brent Husfeldt Joseph Husnick Jeffrey Jackson Pamela Jacobs Dorothy Jacobson Tod Jaeger Mark Jarosiewicz Bob Jeans Gary Jeans Tori Jelmberg Todd Jennings Jeffrey Jensen Jerry Jensen Karol Jensen Theresa Jewison Lori Jiskra David Jobe Daniel Johnson Dwight Johnson James Johnson Kent Johnson Linda Johnson Melody Johnson Scott Johnson Teri Johnson Thomas Johnson William Johnson Cary Jolly James Jorgensen Dennis Kalsnes Christopher Kane Kimberly Kangas Denise Kaufer Albert Keis 176 James Keller Dina Kemnitz Kurk Kiffmeyer John Koalska Thomas Koch Mark Kohler Sandra Kohler Sherrie Kohler Mark Kotchen Kathyrn Kroonbland James Kroska Sharon Kubes Tanya LaBelle Joseph LaCasse Patrice Lallier Francis Lamotte Becky Lanahan Scott Lane cn o O ZJ o 3 o CD C 1. The Rangerettes show their kicking style. 2. Two sophomores supervise set construction for the play 3. Homecoming participant joins in festivities. Benjamin Lange Charles Laroche Bradley Larson Kirk Larson Lisa Larson Richard Larson Danny Lasch Linanne Legus Linda Lehman Ivan Lemberger Laurie Lemke Diana Lenz Jeanine Lenz Joseph Leroux Kimberley Levesseur Linnea Lewis Lisa Lichscheidl Richard Linz Rickie Little Rodger Lockwood David Longtin Gregory Lorenz Susan Ludwig PaulLueken 177 ( ) Q) k. O E o -C Q. O CO Elaine Lutz Carey Maassen Dean Mabry Karry Mack James Mader Micheal Manders Jeffrey Markusson Deanne Marsh Lori Martin Sandra Marx Ronald Matheson Wayne Matheson Lynn Maurer Robert McGrath Kristine McKenzie Keith Mckinzie Lisa Mclaughlin Teresa McClean Jacquelin McMahon Rick Melby Scott Melby Lisa Menne Staceys Meyers Christy Miller Laura Miller Nancy Miller Scott Miller Gerard Miron Jean Moilanen T od Moon Judy Moore Monika Moraczewski Sandra Moran Rick Mordorski Mike Morley Lynne Morrissey John Motschenbacher Michelle Moyer Scott Mueller Susan Muellner Mardi Muller Micheal Mulvihill Stacie Meyers Kevin Navin Scott Neff Rick Nelson Sandra Nelson Scott Nelson 178 Tony Nelson Newman Glen Niederkorn William DeeAnn Nielsen Debbie Neissen Mark Niezgocki Brenda Noack Tim Noel Mark Nordin Cindy Nordin Tracy O’Brien Jaymie Olson Laurie Olson Marcee Olson Mary Olson John Ostlund Charles Palokangas Joseph Pantalion Patricia Parent Randall Parker Marie Paulsen Donna Peiffer Colleen Peloquin John Peltier Rhonda Pennings Jean Pepin Kristi Peters Eric Petersen Rebecca Peterson John Peterson C ) o ■O IT o 3 o CD CO 1. Science student studies hard 2. Forest Lake crowd stands for the school song 3. Randy Hanzal and fellow guitarists relax after school. 179 Sophomores Theresa Peterson Troy Petroske Robert Pfleger Tamara Pogose Madonna Pohl Nancy Poslusny Robert Pratt Tami Prax Monica Prescott Lori Proulx Debbie Pruitt Karvl Quammen Kathy Quammen Kim Quigley Valerie Quigley Paul Rachie Steve Rainer Leif Rasmussen Denise Rau Blair Rawlings Scott Regenauer Julie Reidt Bruce Resch Norman Riedeman Micheal Rivard Patti Robinson Lisa Rogers Eugene Rogowski Lynette Rose Jane Rosenberger Daniel Rudebeck Chad Rugroden Ron Runestrand Gerald Rush Charity Saenger Scott Sample Karen Savela Thomas Scanlon Mary Jo Schaffer Micheal Schaffer Vicki Schellin Vaughn Scheunemann 1 Sophomore Nick Valenty plays his baritone with Sakota Quota. 2. After school guitar lessons prove to be a rewarding experience for many. 3. Junior Jennifer Ogary enjoying the last few minutes of her class. 2 3 180 David Schleicher Anne Schlenker Elaine Schliesing Anton Schloegl Angela Schmidt Roger Schmidt Ann Schmitt Julianne Schrom Cherie Schultz Rickie Schwab Kimberely Sebeck Lowell Seim Charles Sellers Michelle Sempel Steven Servaty Cheryl Shalander Garret Shepard Nathan Shoberg Marie Skoog Sherry Slama Penny Slotness Susan Smallidge Lisa Smith Tracy Smith Debra Sodergren Deborah Soebbing Vicki Soebbing Karen Sontag Dennis Spence Daniel Spitzer cn o O 2T o 3 0 1 (D C ) Gregory St. Martin Steven St. Sauver Patty Stachel Lorie Stachowski Craig Stark Ted Steely Fred Steimmann Jean Stoltaman Devlin Stopher Sherri Straka James Stukel Mary Summers Scott Syverson Scott Tadych Dierdre Taylor Carla Teigland Anne Tessier Craig Thiry 181 Kimberly Thoery Jeffrey Thomas Brenda Thompson Micheal Thompson Connie Torp Pauline Tracy 1. Sophomores take part in the FFA float for the homecoming parade 2. Ed Dow enjoys a lighter moment in math class. 3 Child care class proves interesting for Beth Sampson. 4. Lisa Rogers pushes past the finish line in a cross country race. 182 Scott Trainer Barry Trimble Patricia Trombley Kelly Tubridy Ron Tyrrell Dana Underdahl Douglas Urie Nick Valenty Gregory VanElsberg Randy VanWagner Daniel Viera Pauline Wallraff David Watters Rick Waxberg Bruce Weber Lynne Weber John Weiss Wendy Welch Daniel Weller Thomas Wenzel Ronald Westland James Whalen John Whitacre Tim Willcoxen David Winberg James Winiecki Bradley Winter Joyce Wistrcill Teresa Woehl William Woog Stephanie Young Michael Yuronich Thomas Zank 183 Nobody Lyle Aim Norman And non Bernhard Bartel Robert Beattie Stanley Brommer Robert Brunfelt Clifford Butler Karl Brungardt David Carlton Vincent Carlton Floyd Cohoes Jack Conley Reynold Erickton Joe Gannon Cliff Garrett Leslie Grove Warren Havlitch Reuben Hill Dennis Julton Robert Kelly Kenneth Klimat Robert Kotek Howard lestrud FOREST LAKE LIONS CLUB Sponsor of July 4th Tractor Pull Robert Shogren, President Leonard, Tolzmann, Secretary Membership Roster WHAT HAVE FOREST LAKE LIONS DONE FOR YOU? Erwin lichey Eugene Lundquitt James Mahoney Pat Mack Neil Mattson Marvin Mickelson Harold Moen Donald Nelson David Olson Tomas Paulino Joe Plants George Sedlacek Milton (Mitz) Setterholm Robert Shogren Darwin Steffen Elmer Stromquist Leonard Tolzmann Norman Tolzmann Raymond Tolzmann Jerry Tuominen Richard Tyler Warren Welbourn The Forest Lake Lions take pride in their motto: We Serve and have followed through with that motto by participating in many community, state, national and international projects. Donations to: Eye Bank Hearing Foundation Camp Courage Camp Friendship Camp New Hope Minnesota Sheriff's Boys Ranch Leader Dog School — Christmas baskets for needy families — Eye eaams for needy — Glaucoma clinic — Cabinet for new city library — Trash barrels in winter on lakes — Visited elderly on World Service Day — Purchased hearing aid for needy child — Purchased wheel chair for crippled child — Donated to community scholarship foundation — Purchased radio for ambulance — Purchased merry go round for Lakeside Park — Built shelter for Lakeside Park — Helped sponsor pre school hearing and vision screening — Donation to Whispering Pines (elderly comples) — Supported School District 831 chemical dependency 186 GRADUATES TOWN -N- Country Bowling VILLAGE INN CAFE Long and Good Luck Seniors of '79 187 Oldsmobile ALWAYS A SIVANIAD BENSON PETERSON John Deere Lawn Garden Equipment and Snowmobiles A. W. BERGGREN AND SON COMPANY CONTRACTING Best of Luck to the Class of 79 464-3356 JOHN MORLEY 146 N. Lake St. FOREST LAKE, MN. WHERE AMERICA SHOPS 188 Harold's Shoes Visit our all new locker room featuring: Nike, Adiddas, Tiger, Puma and Converse Congratulations Class of 79 KOLBOW'S INTERIORS 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 189 Jerry Lindens NORTHDALE FORD INC. 464-4440 1031 South Lake Forest Lake v t o m i a ( Best Wishes Seniors FIRST STATE BANK Wyoming, MN 55092 Your Friendly Full Service Bank 190 191 Home Federal Forest Lake, MN Congratulations! m HOME II� SAVINGS Eat Fast at Stewies Stewies Submarine Sandwiches BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1979 FOREST LAKE AIRPORT 5385 N. Scandia Trail Forest Lake 464-4522 CONGRATULATIONS 1979 GRADS MODEL 2116 STANDARD National Pontoon Boats Wyoming, Minnesota 55092 462-4551 192 Congratulating Class of 79 We like to see our youths advance, we're sponsors of academic scholarships in this area. 20-20 REALITY Keep it Up Kids 380 W. Broadway Forest Lake 464-7020 LARIET CAFE LOUNGE Wyoming Open 7 days a week Live Music every Wed., Fri., Sat. Good Luck to the Class of 79 Congratulations From All Of Us At. . . FOREST LAKE STATE BANK 464-3334 193 Congratulations Class of 1979 from GRUNDHOFER CONSTRUCTION INC. Jerry Grundhofer 433-5181 Best Wishes Class of '79 JOHNSON ASSOCIATES REALTORS 167 South Lake Street Gnlu vl. Tm mi £A. REAL ESTATE The Forest Breeze Wishes All Graduating Seniors the Best in the Future! 194 . YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS - £ £ These seniors deserve special recognition for their loyalty and service. To those select few, Johnson’s want to thank you and wish you the best in the years to come. 1 Johnson's Super Valu oc ' b O YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS FIRST • YOU'RE ALWAYS Northland Mall Forest Lake i i V is 0 The Forester Best Wishes Class of 79 COUNTRY LIVING FLORIST 462-1761 76 UNION Eagle Oil Co 35 North and Viking Blvd. Wyoming, MN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 79 HIAlLiERG MARINE TT(“n.. 196 PAUL'S PIZZA in Wyoming CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 Open Lunches Tuesday-Sunday 462-1851 TAKEOUT DINE IN TioLjacDtzitz incur II 1 TEE YELLOW LLB v [HILOOT5 MPPE 1 NOTES FROM THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR Jim Lindstrom has survived another year with the A Cappella choir but barely! Between Chuck Schultz practicing his lines and Leslie Lewis' and Sandy Sweere's rap sessions during class, it is suprising that the choir performed a couple of decent concerts this year. J.L.'s hair has grayed a bit since the beginning of the year. This is mainly due to listening to Kurt Brungardt and Tom Boorsma discuss their Saturday Night skiing adventures. When J.L. is not in class, our competent president Jenny Welch took over the slave driver's position. With whip in hand, she attempts to draw musical ability from the alto section. All in all — it's been a great year! It's a good thing to do A Family Restaurant Congratulations to the Class of 79 TRUEX, INC. Model and Prototype Machining Metal Farming, Welding Short Run Stampings 6687 — 20th Ave. So., Centerville, MN 55038 426 5093 COUNTRY KITCHEN CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 79 Open 7 days a week 1098 W. Broadway 464-7240 MORE OF WHAT YOU GO OUT FOR THE MARTIN HOUSE 462-5515 YOUR HOSTS — DONNA AND BILL JANECEK 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. The Residents and Staff of Birchwood HEALTH CARE CENTER Congratulate the Class of 79 RED OLUL S'aknke oocL� 840 So. £ake St. SoreM £ake, 9??«. 55025 Tei 612-464-7343 ROLSETH DRUG 95 North Lake Forest Lake 464 21 14 Congratulations Class of 1979 T? Burger Chef 199 Best of Luck to Our Fellow Classmates What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matter compared to what lies within Country Living Supply Wyoming 4624224 Congratulations Class of '79 200 Lake Office Equipment 49 N. Lake Forest Lake 464 2646 We Would Like to Express Our Thanks to Our Advisor Mr. Buys, for a Super Year Pat Bachman Lynda Banta Sue Clemens Sherry Crane Tammy Dabe Jody Eichinger Jan Hyatt Julie Jacisiki Debbie Olson Julie Olson Marcie Paugel Barb Robertson Char Wallraff FOREST LAKE INSURANCE AGENCY For the Best in All Types of Insurance your Independent Insurance agent SERVES YOU FIRST 464 3382 464-3804 TIM'S SPORTING GOODS Quncati liiropracltc ftfealtli 0 enfei 719 WEST BROADWAY FOREST LAKE, MINN. 55025 612-464-4199 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1979! Luther Burbank fell in love with plants; Edison fell in love with invention; Ford fell in love with motor cars; Kettering fell in love with research; John Patterson fell in love with salesmanship; the Wright brothers fell in love with airplanes; Someone has truly said: Be careful what you set your heart on for it will surely come true . The men who harness their hearts to mighty tasks often see their dreams become realities. - Anonymous - May you use the rest of this space when signing this Year Book with messages of Love, Success, and Prosperity. May God Be With You. Sincerely, The Staff of DUNCAN CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER JLD:sac start at the beginning and go until the end, share a fond memory — with an old friend examine what's behind, feelings from before, travel down a new road — open another door who knows what lies ahead, future moments bring, go until the end — start a new beginning Good Bye and Good Luck! J u. 978- 97? JtuAjudb 203 PATRONS BIBLE BOOK GIFT CENTER 822 South Lake Street 464 4150 Congratulations Seniors! BIRCHWOOD TERRACE MOBILE HOMES PARK SALES Wyoming 462 4895 Congratulations Seniors! CARTERS JEWELRY GIFTS 85 North Lake 464 2182 Best Wishes Seniors! BOB JOHNSON INSURANCE 280 West Broadway 464 2182 Best Wishes! DERLACH HAUS 19 South Lake 464 2433 DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS Wyoming 462 4526 Good Luck Seniors! NADEAU'S STAR MARKET Hugo, Minnesota 429 0855 MATTSON'S FUNERAL HOME Forest Lake 464 3556 Good Luck Seniors! RONS TV AND APPLIANCE 55 South Lake Street 464 2788 Congratulations! TRUE VALUE HOME CENTER Industrial Park Forest Lake 464 5850 Best of Luck! WAYNE'S STAR MARKET Wyoming Congratulations Seniors! 204 KIMBERLY AADLAND JOHN ABRESS JULIE ADAMS JACK ALLEN VICKY ALLEN BRIAN ALM SCOTT ALMOUIST Bov s Basketball — 10 and 12 MIMI ANDERSON Ski Club—10 11. Spanish Club — 10, Volleyball —10.11. DIRK ANDERSON JEANNE ANDERSON Transfer from Kellog Senior High MN. Flag Corps — 11. 12 Majorettes — 12 PATTY ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON SHARON ANDERSON Student Aide JODI ARNESON Cheerleader — 11. Student Aide PAULINE ASH Band — 10. 11, 12 Flag Corps — 10 Math Aides — 10, 11 12, Pep Club — 10 Pep Band — 10. 11. 12 Basketball — 10. 11; Senior Class Council — 12, Volleyball — 10 GAIL ASQUITH PATRICIA A BACHMAN Basketball — 10. Choir — 10. FLOEA — 12 Student Aide — 10. 11 12 Softball —10. 11 USA BAHNEMANN Student Aide — 11 Track — 11 National Honor Society — 11,12, Volleyball — 10 LISA BALAND Cheerleader — 10. 11. Ski Club — 10.11. Spanish Club — 10 DOUGLAS BANTA Band — 10. 11 Cross Country — 10 11 12. Lettermans Club — 10. 11 12 Track — 10. 11 12. Wrestling — 10 11,12 NANCY BARNIER Pep Club — 10 Ski Club — 11 DIANA BARRETT Choir — 10 11. 12 Ski Club — 10. Statistician Football — 11. 12. Statistician. Boy s Track — 11 12. Track — 10 LISA BECKMAN Band —10 Flag Corps—10. 11. Pep Band — 10 Student Aide — 11 ELIZABETH BEIER Flag Corps — 10 FFA — 10 11.12; Band —10. 11,12 MELANIE BENOY Band — 10 11 12 Flag Corps — 10 11. Forester — 12. Pep Band — 10 11 12 Ski Club — 10. 11 12. Spanish Club — 10 11 12 Volleyball —10 JOHN BERG Baseball — 10. 11. 12 Basketball — 10 CARRIE (Boogie) BERGE Band —10 11.12 Math Aide — 12 Pep Band — 10 11 12, Ski Club — 10 11 12 Spanish Club — 10 National Honor Society — 11 12. Tennis — 10. 11 12 Track — 10 1112 The Boyfriend — Pit Band VICKI BERGERON Choir — 10. 11. 12, Gymnastics — 10 11.12 KIMBERGERSON MARK BERKEN PAMELA BEVER Band — 10 11.12 Basketball — 10, 11. Sophomore Junior and Senior Class Coun- cil Volleyball — 10.1112 DOUG BIRON CARLABJORKLUND JOE BLOUIN ELIZABETH BODINE Bnad — 10. 11 12 Pep Band — 10. 11.12 Volleyball — 10 11 12 Man- ager TERI BODINE Ski Club — 10 Sophomore and Junior Class Council Volleyball — 10 TODD BOHNEN THOMAS BOORSMA Transfer from Jefferson High School Mn Choir— 12 Ski Club — 11 12 Tennis — 11. 12. The Boyfriend JULIE BORGMAN FHA — 10. Forester — 12 Math Aides — 11 Spanich Club — 10 11 Student Aides — 12 JODI BRIGGS Band—10 11.12 Pep Band —10 11 12 Student Aide — 12 Softball—10 Vollebyall — 10 11 12. Captain SCOTT BUNTON Baseball — 11 FFA — 10 Foot- ball — 11 Forester — 12 Hockey — 10 Intramural Soccer — 10 Student Aide — 12 PHILIP BURGESON CHERYL BUSH JODY BUSKE PHILLIP BROOKE KURT BRUNGARDT Breeze — 12 Brothers — 11 Choir — 10 11 12 Debate — 10 Drama Club — 10 11 12. Golf—11 12 Mzmora—11. National Honor Society—11 Ski Club—10 Soccer—10 11 12 Student Council — 11 12. Midsummer s Night Dream The Boyfriend Alice in Wonderland Jour- ney to the Day Annie Get Your Gun JIM BULLARD Band —10 11 12 Pep Band — 10 11.12 Spanish Club—10 Basketball — 10 11 12 Cross Country — 10 Tennis — 10 JOHN (DISCO) CALVIN Transfer from Chisago Lake MN Letterman s Club—10 11 12 National Honor Society — 11 Wrestling — 11 12 Captam JIM CAREY Band — 10 11 Pep Band — 10. 11 BETSY CARLSON ROXANN CARLSON Track — 10 11 Volleyball — 1011 12 SHELLY CARLSON Band — 10.11,12 KIM CHELMO SANDRA CHMIELEWSKI Transfer from Lake Howell. Florida, Cheerleader— 10. 12. Student Aide — 11. 12: Tutor— 11.12. Track — 10 SUSAN CLEMENS Band — 10. 11. 12; Breeze — 12. FHA — 10 11. 12 Secretary — 11 and 12. FLOEA — 12 Forester — 11. 12. Editor National Honor Society — 11.12. Pep Club — 10. Pep Band —10, 11.12. Senior Class Officer CHARLES CLENDENEN CONNIE COPELAND Transfer from St Paul Cen- tral Forester —12 SUE COSTELLO KELLY COYER Choir — 10 11. 12 FFA — 11 FHA — 11 12. Vice President President ORLEEN NAN CRAIG Junior Class Council National Honor Society — 11 Student Council — 10 11. 12. President SHERRY CRANE FLOEA — 12, Secretary Track — 10.11 GRETCHEN CRAVER French Club — 10 12 Math Aide — 11, Ski Club — 10 11 Student Council — 10. 11. 12 SLBP Tutor— 11 National Honor Soci- ety — 11.12 Volleyball — 10. 11 ELIZABETH CRAWFORD FFA — 11. Forester — 12. French Club — 12. Math Aides — 10 DEBBIE CRONK LAUREEN CROUSE BRIAN DAHL PATRICK DAHL KELLY DAMBOWY Choir — 12 Drama Club — 10. 11 12 Forester — 12 SLBP Tutor — 12 Midsum- mer Night s Dream — 11 KEVIN DAVIS INGRID DENT FRED DEWALL EVERETT DIEMERT CATHY DISTLER Forester — 12 Spanish Club — 10. 11. 12; Tutor— 12 SHAWN DOLAN Football — 10. 11. 12 Hockey — 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Royalty LORI DONAT PEGGY DUNCAN FHA —11 12. Flag Corps — 10 11 KELLY DUNN Baseball — 10 11: Football — 10. 11.12 Wrestling— 10 JANELLE DuPAUL Band —10 11 12 Flag Corps — 11 Pep Band — 10. 11 12 Ski Club — 10 11. 12 Softball — 10 Spanish Club — 10 1112 CLINTON DUPSLAFF CATHERINE DYKHUIZEN Choir — 10. 11. 12 For- ester— 10. 11. 12. Spanish Club— 10 DONALD EBERHARDT VICKIE EBERHARDT Band — 10 11. 12. Gymnas tics — 12 Pep Band — 10 11 12 Senior Class Offi- cer — 12. Ski Club — 10 11 Softball — 11 Volley- ball— 10 GAYLE EGGEN KIMBERLY EMPEY Band — 10. 11. 12 Pep Band — 10 11. 12. Ski Club — 10 11. 12. Softball — 10 11.12 Spanish Club —11. Volleyball —10 SHARON ENSRUD DEANNA ERICKSON MARY KAE ERICKSON Band —10 11.12. Cheer- leaders— 10 ll .12(Capt) Homecoming Royalty — Sr Queen Girls Track — 10 Pep Band — 10 11 12 Ski Club — 10 Student Council — 10. 11 GARYERKENBRACK TAMI FEDDICK RENEE FERDERER Ski Club — 10 Softball — 10 Spanish Club — 10. Volleyball — 10 11 THOMAS FISHBECK CYNTHIA FISHER Gymnastics — 10. 11. 12. Span ish Club — 10 PETE FLAHERTY Football — 12. Hockey — 10 Intramural Soccer — 10.11 SHEILA FLORHAUG Choir — 12. Girls Basketball — 10 11 Girls Track — 10. 11. Softball — 12. Vol- leyball — 10 11 12 CASSANDRA FORESTER THOMAS FOWLER Transferred from Polytechnic CA Boys Track— 12: Football — 12 SUSAN FRANTA DEBRA FREDERICKSON Forester — 10 Ski Club — 10, Spanish Club — 10 TODD FUGATE JOHANNA FULKS Bam' — 10. 11 12. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12 Ski Club- 10 Spanish Club—10 LORETTA GARSKE DENISE GESKE NANCY GESSNER Band — 10 11. 12 Cheerlead- ers — 10 Girls Tennis — 10 11 Girls Track Pep Band— 10 11.12 GINGER GEVING AFS — 10 12 French Club — 10. 12. Girls Track —10 GERALD GILBERTSON Band — 10 11 12 Boys Basketball — 10. 12. Golf — 11. 12 Intramural Soc cer — 12 Pep Band—10.11.12 Spanish Club — 10 NANCY GOIFFON Girls Track — 10.11. Volleyball — 10. 11,12 (captain) GREGORY GORDON JEFF GORT Boys Basketball — 10. 11. 12 Boys Track — 10, 11. 12. Football — 10. 11 12 Home- coming Candidate — 12 Lettermans Club — 11 12 Math Aides — 12 Spanish Club — 10 Toga Cheer leader KAREN GOTTWALDT MICHAEL GREGORSON KEVIN GUDMUNSON DAVID HADLICH Golf — 10. 11. 12. Hockey —11. 12. Intramural Soccer — 10. 11.12. Ski Club RAMONA HALES Choir —12 SCOTT HALL CHERYL HALLBERG KENNETH HALLIN CAROL HANSEN JEFFEREY HANSEN Band — 10. 11. 12. Boy s Track — 10 Debate — 10 11. 12 Declamation — 10 11. 12. French Club — 10 Pep Band — 10 11. 12 National Honor Society — 11 12 DALE HANSEN TIMOTHY HANSON THOMAS HART Band — 10 11 12. Pep Band — 10,11, 12. Wrestling —10 WAYNE HARTUNG JEFFREY HASELTINE Football — 10 11 12 Boy s Track NICO HASSID Transfer from Belgium AFS Breeze — 12. Choir — 12 French Club — 12 Ski Club — 12 Student Council — 12 STANLEY HAUBLE JAY HAVLISCH Band — 10 11 12 Intramural Soccer — 10. 11 Ski Club — 10 Spanish Club — 10 Boy s Tennis— 10. 11 12 MARIANNE HAUS Band 10 11 12 Pep Band — 10 11. 12. Girl s Track —10 11 KENHAVINS CHRISTOPHER HECK Band — 10 11 12 Pep Band — 10. 11. 12 Football — 10 12 STEVE HELIN ANDY HERUBIN MARK HESLA Band — 10. 11. 12 Stage Band — 11.12 VICKI HIGGINS RUSSELL HILLS JOAN HOLMSTROM ROBERT HOULE BRAD HOULE Band—10 11 12 Boys Track — 10 11 12 Football — 12 Pep Band -10 11 12 Ski Club—10 MICHAEL HOULE WAYDE HOULE Band — 10 11. 12, Boy s Tennis — 10 Hockey — 10. Intramural Soccer — 10 11, Pep Band —10. 11 12 MIKE HOVLAND Boys Basketball — 10 11 12 Boy s Track — 10 11. 12. Letterman s Club — 10 11, 12 KATHERINE HOWG JANETTE HYATT Choir —10 11 FFA — 10 11 12 FLOEA Parliamentarian — 12 National Honor Society — IV Pep Club — 10 Spanish Club — 11 12 Student Aide — 12 JULIE HYLAND Transfer from St Agnes High School- SLBP Tutor — 12 Spanish Club — 11 12 Student Aide —12 CHRIS IANELLI GREGORY ISAACSON Hockey —11.12 Intramu- ral Soccer— 10.11 Math Aide—12 GARY IVERSON JON JAEGER JIM JAMES Boy s Basketball — 10 11 12 Boy s Track — 10 Football — 10 11 12 Letterman s Club—10 11 TRACY JANECEK Band — 10; Declamation — 12 Pep Band —10 RICHARD JAROSIEWICZ Band—10 11 12 Pep Band — 10. 11 MARK JARRET DOUGLAS JEANS STEVEN JENSEN JULIE JERGENS Band — 10 11 12. Girls Tenn.s — 10 11 Girl s Track — 10 1112 Pep Band — 10 11, 12 Ski Club — 10. Spanish Club — 10 RANDY JEUKINS MARTIN JEWISON CHERYL JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON DAVE JOHNSON Boy s Basketball — 10 Breeze — 10. 12. Forester — 12 Ski Club— 12 DONNA JOHNSON Band — 10 Spanish Club — 10 PAMELA JOHNSON Band — 10 11.12 Girl s Softball — 10 11 12 Girl s Tennis — 10 11 12 Math Aides — 12 National Honor Society — 11. 12 Pep Band — 10 1112 ROBERT JOHNSON TEDJOHNSON TERRI JOHNSON O) 3 3 Q- ro XT 205 X 0 O c c Ji RENAE JONES BRUCE JOVAN ALEXJUHL DONNA KEEGAN Band — 10, 11. 12. Cheerlead- ers — 10, 11,12, French Club — 10. 11. Homecom- ing Royalty Candidate — 12, National Honor Soci- ety — 11, pep Band — 10.11,12. Pep Club — 10 BRAD KELLERHUIS JOHN KELLY Alice in Wonderland. Annie Get Your Gun, Brothers — 11; Choir — 10, 11, 12; Debate — 12. Declamation — 10, 11, 12. Debate Club —10,11.12 French Club — 10. 11. 12. Jour- ney to the Day Mezmora — 12, National Honor Society — 11. 12. Matchmaker. Midsummer Night's Dream. Ski Club —10,11,12; Skit Inc. —10. 11.12. Sophomore Class Officer Student Council — 10. 12. The Boyfriend LISA KEMNITZ National Honor Society — 11.12, Girl s Track — 10; Tutor — 12, Volleyball — 10. 11. 12 PAUL KENDRICK Boy's Track — 10. 11. 12. Foot- ball — 10 11. 12. Hockey — 10. 11, 12; Letterman's Club —11.12; National Honor Society DONALD KENT PATRICK KIRKWOLD Boy s Track — 10. 11, 12. Breeze — 10, Letterman's Club — 12; Ski Club — 10.11.12 SUSAN KOHLER DOUGLAS KOTTKE LORI KRANICK DONNA KRECH DAWN KRINKE Annie Get Your Gun; Band — 10. 11. 12 Cheerleaders — 12. Declamation — 10, Drama Club — 10 Cross Country — 11. 12; Fores- ter — 11. 12. Girl's Track — 10. 11. 12 Homecom- ing Royalty — 12, Math Aides— 12; National Honor Society — 11. 12 Pep Band — 10, 11. 12. Student Council —10. 11. 12 SCOTT KRIZAN Boy's Tennis — 10. 11. 12. Hockey — 11; Intramural Soccer —10.11 STEPHEN KROSKA Basketball — 10. 11.12. Foot- ball — 10. 11. 12. Hockev — 10. 11. 12. Letterman's Club — 11.12; Spanish club — 10 SUSAN KRYSINSKI NANCY KUBES Alice in Wonderland; Annie Get Your Gun Breeze — 12, Declamation 10; FFA — 12; Forester — 10. French Club — 10, 11, 12. Match- maker — 11, Midsummer Night Dream — 11, Night Watch — 10. Pep Club — 10, Rangerettes — 11. Student Council— 12; AFS— 10.11,12 LORI KUNSHIER French Club — 10. 11. Gymnas- tics — 10,11.12, Softball — 10,11.12; Volleyball — 10.11 CHRISTINE LANGLAND Choir — 10. 11; FFA — 11. 12, FHA — 12; Forester — 10, 11. 12; Ski Club — 10 CATHY LARSON Girl's Basketball — 10, 11. 12; Girl's Track —10, 11.12 MARK LARSON DEBRA LEVESSEUR JEFFERY LICHTSCHEIDL Band — 11, 12. Boy s Track — 10, 11, Intramural Soccer — 10. 11. 12; Pep Band — 11, 12; Ski Club — 10. Spanish Club — 10 KARI LICHTSHEIDL National Honor Society — 11. Track — 10,11,12. Captain, Volleyball —10.11,12 JANELLE LINDBERG Band — 10. 11. 12; Cheer- leaders — 10. 11, 12; Class Officer — 10, Home- coming Royalty — Candidate. National Honor Soci- ety — 11. Pep Club — 10. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12. Ski Club— 10. Student Council — 10. 11. 12, Ten- nis— 11.12. Track — 10.11,12 LAURIE LINDEBERG French Club —11. Gymnas- tics — 10. 11. 12; Tennis — 10. 11, 12 Softball — 10 CRAIG LINDSTROM Baseball — 10. 11. 12. Foot- ball — 10. 11. 12, Hockey — 10, 11. 12 Letterman s Club — 11. 12. Math Aides — 12. Spanish Club — 10.11.12 INGRID LOFGREN Transfer from Devils Lake. North Dakota SANDRA LUKKONEN Transfer from Tow Harbors. Mmnesots FHA — 12; Student Aides — 11,12 KAREN LUTZ Choir — 10. 11. 12; Junior Class Officer Senior Class Officer SCOTT MACK GREGORY MACKEY DANIEL MADER JANET MAKI JODY MANFREDINI ANDREW MARG Baseball — 10, 11. 12. Football — 10, 11. 12, Hockey — 11. 12. Homecoming Can- didate, Sophomore Class Council LARY MARKUSSON MARY MAROSCHEK ROGER MATEER Band — 10, Choir — 10. 11. 12 MARYA MATTSON Band — 10. 11. 12. Breeze — 11 Forester — 10. 11. 12. Pep Band — 10 11. 12. Ski Club —10 james McCullough BRUCE McGRATH Baseball — 10,11.12. Football — 10. 11. 12. Letterman's Club —11. 12; Math Aide — 12 CATHY McKENZIE Band — 10. Flag Corps — 10; French Club — 11. 12; Girl's Tennis — 10, Girl s Track —10 Pep Band —10; Ski Club—10.11.12 RENEE MERRITT JANET METZGER DEAN MILLER Band — 10, 11, 12, Breeze — 10. Debate — 10, 11. 12, Declamation — 10; Pep Band — 10. 11.12. Prolifique — 11. Ski Club—10.11 DONALD MOE MARK MOEN Baseball — 10. 11.12, Boy's Basket- ball—10. 11.12 (Capt); Spanish Club —10 THOMAS MOEN DAVE MONK Boy's Tennis — 10; Choir — 11.12. Football —10 ROBERT MOORE MARK MORACZEWSKI Band — 10. 11. 12; Boy's Track — 11. 12 (Capt); Cross Country — 10. 11. 12 (co-capt) Letterman's Club — 10. 11. 12. Math Aide — 12. National Honor Society — 11; Pep Band — 10. 11,12; Wrestling —10.11.12 JACKIE MORDORSKI JOE MORLEY Baseball — 10. 11. 12; Intrumural Soccer — 10. 11. 12; Ski Club — 10. 11. 12 Toga Cheerleader, Spanish Club — 10. 11 MIKE MYERS Transfer From Cooper Senior High MN Breeze — 12; Forester — 12. Football — 12; Golf — 12; Hockey — 12; Letterman s Club— 12 DEANNALEWAJA Peer Tutor — 12 LISA NAVIN CHERYL NELSON Alice in Wonderland. Annie Get Your Gun, Choir — 12. Drama Club — 10. 11. Flag Corps — 11. 12; Girl's Softball — 10. 11, Midsum- mer Night's Dream, National Honor Society — 11; Pep Club —10 DAVID NELSON HUGH NELSON KELLY NELSON Band — 10. 11. 12, Flag Corps 10, 11 Forester — 12; Girl's Tennis — 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society — 11; Pep Club — 10. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12; Ski Club — 10. 11. 12 (student advisor) LYNN NELSON Band — 10. 11, 12. Cross Country Statistician — 12, Girl's Track — 10, 11, 12; Hockey Statistician — 12, Pep Band — 10, 11. 12; Ski Club — 10 Spanish Club — 10. Student Aide — 12; Vol- leyball — 10.11 SCOTT NELSON RANDY NESS MARK NEWMAN Intramural Soccer —10.11.12. Boy sTennis—10.11,12; Ski Club —10.11 SUSAN NEWTON JODIE NIELAND BETH NIELSON JODIE NIELSON CHRIS NIEMCZYK Cheerleader — 10. 11. 12. Gymnastics — 10, 11.12; National Honor Society — 11. Pep Club —10 JEFFREY NIMIS GREG NOEL SCOTT NOLEEN Boy s Tennis — 10 Football — 10. 11. 12, Letterman's Club — 11. 12; National Honor Society — 11; Ski Club — 10; Sophomore Class Officer KIMBERLY NORDIN NAN NORTON Girl's Basketball — 10. 11; Pep Club— 10; Ski Club— 10, 11. Spanish Club — 10. 11.12. Student Aide — 11.12. Volleyball — 10,11 THERESA OHNSORG BRAD OLSON Band — 10. 11, 12; Baseball — 10. 11. 12, Football — 12; Letterman's Club — 12. Pep Band— 10.11.12, Wrestling — 11 CYNTHIA OLSON JODEE OLSON Band — 10, 11. 12, French Club — 10. 11. National Honor Society — 11. Pep Band — 10. 11.12 JULIE ANN OLSON Debate — 10; Flag Corps — 10. FLOE A — 12 (treasurer), SLBP T utor LORI OLSON Band — 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society — 11. Pep Band — 10.11.12; Volleyball — 10.11 SHAN OLSON GARY O NEILL Band — 10. 11. 12 Pep Band — 10.11. 12, Ski Club —10 MARY BETH OSTRAND Breeze — 10, Forester — 10. 11 Math Aide — 10, 11. National Honor Society —11, Pep Club— 10 DEAN OTTESON JIM PANCAKE Baseball — 10. 11. 12; Football — 10. 11. 12. Homecoming Candidate Letterman's Club—11.12. Spanish Club— 10,11.12 PETE PARKER Baseball — 10. 11, 12; Boy's Bas- ketball — 10 MARCELINA PAUGEL FLOEA — 12 (president); Spanish Club —11,12 TERESITA PAULINO Band — 10. 11. 12, Cheer- leaders — 10. 11. 12 (Capt); Girl's Basketball — 10. 11. 12. Girl s Track — 10. 11. 12 (tri-capt), Home- coming Candidate, Majorettes — 12. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12 Spanish Club 10. 11, 12; SLBP Tutor — 12 JEFFREY PELTIER JESSE PERREAULT RICHARD PERREAULT JAY PERSON PAMELA PETERMEIER Cheerleader — 10. Home coming Candidate. Spanish Club — 10; Volleyball — 10. 11. 12 KARRIE PETERSEN French Club —11.12 Girl s Softball —10, 11. 12. Ski Club — 10. 11. 12, Span- ish Club — 10, Student Aide — 12 THOMAS PETERSEN STEPHANIE PETERSON THERESA PETERSON TODD PETERSON Choir —10, 11. 12 PAUL PETRELLA Band — 10, 11, 12 Breeze — 10, 11. 12 (EIC); Choir — 11, 12; Debate — 10. 11 12, Drama Club — 10; National Honor Sociely— 11, Nightwatch — 10, Mezmora — 11, Pep Band — 11 SUSAN PICOTTE CHARLES POGOSE STEPHEN POHL TODD POTTSMITH TAMMIE POWERS CAROLYN PRATT French Club —10,1112 Math Tutor — 11. 12; National Honor Society — 11, Pep Club— 10. Volleyball — 11 STEVEN PRATT Cross Country — 10. 11, 12. Boy s Track — 10. 11. Journey to the Day, Sakota Quota Director —11,12 RONALD PRAX DAVID PRESTON GERALD PROULX LORI PROULX Band — 10.11.12; The Boyfriend SANDRA PROULX BECKY PRUITT Girl's Softball — 10. Student Aide — 12 THOMAS QUAMMEN Band — 10. 11. 12; Football — 10.11 DEANNE QUIGLEY Band — 10, 11. 12. Flag Corps — 10. 11, Forester — 12 Pep Band — 10. 11, 12. Ski Club — 10. 11. 12 (Student Advisor). Softball — 10.11.12; Volleyball —10,11.12 KRISTINE RAMEY DAVID RAMSDEN STEVEN REEDER MARY REGAL DIRK REHBEIN CHRISTOPHER REMITZ COLLEEN REMITZ French Club — 10. 11; Girl's Basketball — 10, 11; Girl s Tennis — 10. 11, 12. Softball—10.11.12 DONALD RHODA BARBARA ROBERTSON Band — 10. 11. 12. Cheerleader — 10; FHA — 12; FLOEA — 12. Fores ter — 12; Pep Club — 10; Pep Band — 10, 11. 12. Girl s Track—11. 12; Ski Club — 10 ROBERT ROBINSON Boy's Basketball — 10 Boys Track — 10. 11. 12, Football — 10. 11. (all- conference). Letterman s Club — 11, 12, National Honor Society — 11; Toga Cheerleader — 12, Weight Lifting Club — 11.12 SHELLY ROBINSON Choir — 10. 11. 12, FHA — 12 KELLY ROSS CINDY RYAN WADE RYLANDER LAURIE SANFORD JILL SARGE ANT Band — 10. 11, 12; Chess Club —11, Girl's Basketball — 10, Girl s Track — 10 11 12. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12; Rifle Guards — 10; Ski Club — 10. Spanish Club — 10; Volleyball — 10,11 12 TIM SCANLON Band —10 11. 12 Boy s Track— 10. 11. 12 Intramural Soccer — 10. 11. Pep Band — 10.11. 12 JOHN SCHARPEN MARK SCHLENKER LORI SCHLOEGL RONALD SCHMIDT DONNA SCHNEIDER JOSEPH SCHNEIDER RICHARD SCHROM Wrestling — 10.11. 12 SCOTT SCHULTZ Band — 10. 11. 12. Pep Band — 10. 11.12 EVELYN SCHWARTZ FHA — 12, National Honor Society— 11, Pep Club — 10 SLBP Tutor MARY SEILER Girl's Tennis — 10, 11; Gymnastics —10; Spanish Club — 10 BRYAN SEIM CARRIE SERBUS French Club — 10. 11, Girl's Softball — 10. 11. 12 Girl's Tennis — 10. 11 12 Gymnastics — 10. 11, 12 (Capt); Math Aide — 12 National Honor Society, Sophomore Class Oflicer CHRISTY SERBUS French Club — 10. 11. Girl s Softball — 10. 11. 12; Girl's Tennis — 10. 11. 12 Gymnastics — 10. 11. 12 (capt ). National Honor Society —11. 206 KAREN SHALANDER Girl's Track — Manager — 10, 11. 12. Forester — 10. Pep Club— 10; Student Aide — 10.11 SANDY SHALANDER Cheerleader — 11, 12 (Capt). Girl s Track — 10. Student Aide — 10. 11 MARGO SHOBERG DEBRA SIMONSON UNDA SINIFF PER KRISTEN SKARAN Exchange student from Norway, Boy’s Track — 12, Intramural Soccer — 12 Student Council — 12, Tutor CATHERINE SKOOG SUSAN SOLEM SUSAN SORG THOMAS STACHEL MARIE STEELE LISA STEINER Choir — 10.11, 12. FFA — 11; Vol- leyball — 11 THOMAS STERNBERG Football — 10 MARK SUMMERS Band — 10. 11. 12, Boy's Ten- nis — 10. 11. 12. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12 Sokota Quota — 11.12; Stage Band — 12 GRAYDON SUNDEEN DON SWEERE Alice in Wonderland. Annie Get Your Gun, The Boyfriend, Breeze — 11, Choir — 11. 12 Drama — 10, 11. 12, Journey to the Day. Match- maker. Mezmora — 12. Midsummer Night s Dream MARK SWENSON SUZANNE SWIDER KIM TABELLE KIMBERLY TEEL TERI TEIGLAND TIM TESSIER EDWARD THEOBALD KEVIN THIELFOLDT Transfer from Bowling Green School, OH; Boy's Tennis — 10. 11. Letterman s Club—10.11, Wrestling — 10,11 KATHY TRACY Transfer from Big Lake Senior High MN, FFA — 11. French Club — 11. 12; Ski Club—11,12 THERESA TYLER Band — 10, 11.12, Cheerleader — 11, Flag Corps — 10. 11; Girl's Basketball — 10. Pep Band —10. 11.12. Vollebyall —10.11 TERRY UNDERDAHL ANDREW VALENTY Alice in Wonderland, Annie Get Your Gun. Band — 10. 11, 12, The Boyfriend, Breeze — 11; Drama Club — 10. 11. 12. Journey to the Day. Intramural Soccer — 10. 11. 12 Track — 10. 11, 12. Matchmaker. Midsummer Night s Dream, Spanish Club — 10. 11, Student Council — 10. 11. 12 Sokota Quota — 10.12 JANE VANDELAC TONY VECCHIOLLO DANIEL VOLLHABER Ski Club VICKI WAATAJA Band — 10, 11, 12; Girl s Tennis — 11. 12. National Honor Society — 11. Pep Band — 10. 11.12 Ski Band —10. 11.12. Stage Band — 11.12 STEVEN WADDELL JAMES WAGNER JEFFREY WAGNER DONALD WALLER CHARLENE WALLRAFF FFA — 11. FHA — 12. Flag Corps — 11, FLOE A — 12. Softball — 11. 12. Studetn Aide —11. TRACY WATTS CHRISTOPHER WEBB AMY WEEKS Girl's Basketball — 10. 11. Junior Class Officer Skit Inc — 12. Student Aides — 12; Student Council — 11. 12; Softball — 10 11. 12; Volleyball —10.11.12 JEFFREYWEHNER MICHEAL WEIR DANIEL WEISS PATTY WEISS Ski Club— 10. Softball— 10 JENNIFER WELCH Alice in Wonderland. Annie Get Your Gun, Choir — 10, 11 12, Declamation — 10. 12. Girl's Basketball — 10. Girl's Softball — 10. Matchmaker. Mezmora — 12. Midsummer Night s Dream. Pep Club — 10; Skit. Inc — 12 Senior Class Officer MICHELLE WESTHOFF DANIEL WETTERSTROM Boy's Basketball — 10, 11.12; Cross Country — 10 Boy's Track — 10. Jun- ior Class Council. Spanish Club — 10. 11, Student Council —10 BARBARA WILBERG CINDY WINBERG Band — 10. 11. 12. Girl's Track — 10. 11, 12. National Honor Society, Pep Band — 10, 11. 12. Spanish Club — 10. Vollebyall — 10. 11. 12 OTTO WIRGAU Band — 10. 11. 12. Intramural Soccer — 10. Pep Band — 10. 11. 12, Ski Club — 10 LENORE WOLNER LAURIE YOUNG Breeze — 12. Cross Country — 10.11. 12; Girls Basketball — 10.11 TIMOTHY YOUNG TRACY ZANK DEBBI ZARUBA Breeze — 12. Math Aide — 12. Girl s Track — Manager — 10, Debate — 11. 12. National Honor Soceity — 11. Ski Club — 10. 11. Student Aide — 12. Student Council — 12. Volley- ball— 10.11. CHERYL ZEREN FHA — 10; Spanish Club — 10. 11 SLBP Tutor—12 GARNET ZIMMER Choir —11.12; French Club — 10.11. Pep Club— 10 D O 3 Q- V In remembrance of our special friend Tom Kuefler 207 Forest Lake Wouldn't Shine Without the Class of A Aadland Kimberly (12) 28 Aadiand, Kristi (10) 171 Abbott, Linda (10) 171 Abress. John (12) 28 Adams. Carol (9) 104 Adams. Julie (12) 28 Adams. Sharon (11)98, 104, 105, 106, 160 ADMINISTRATION 61 AFS 115 AGRICULTURE 64 Aho. Pamela (10) 139, 171 AIDES 116. 117 Alcock. Wanda (11) 160 Aldentaler, Scott (11)160 Allen. Jack (12) 28 Allen. Vicky (12) 28 Aim, Brian (12) 28 Aim. Daniel (10) 136, 171 Aim, Robin (11) 160 Almquist. Scott (12) 28. 90. 145 ALTAVILLA MICHAEL 74 Anderson, Arlene (12) 28. 90 ANDERSON. CHARLES 76, 145 Anderson. Daniel (10) 171 Anderson. Dirk (12) 28 Anderson, Jeanne (12) 7. 29.15. 42 Anderson. Jeff (10) 171 Anderson. John (10) 1 71 Anderson. Kathie (11)160 Anderson. Kristy (10) 171 Anderson. Lenore (11)160 Anderson. Loren (11)160 Anderson, Michelle (10) 171 Anderson. Michelle (11)98, 122. 160 Anderson, Noreen (10) 171 Anderson, Patricia (12) 8, 29 Anderson. Ramona (11) 155. 160 Anderson, Richard (12) 29 ANDERSON. RICHARD 4, 76. 128, 129 Anderson. Rick (10) 171 Anderson. Robert (11)160 Anderson. Shari (11)93, 109, 155. 160 Anderson. Sharon (12) 29 Anderson. Sherry (10) 121,171 Anderson. Shirley (10) 171 Anderson, Swan (10) 171 Antinozzi. Dana (11) 160 Antinozzi, Nick (11)160 Arneson, Jodi (12) 29 Arnold. Robert (11)93, 160 Arsenal. Timothy (10) 171 ART 65 Ash. Michael (10) 132.171 Ash, Pauline (12) 5. 29. 88 117 ASHBY, GORDON 6.81 Asquith, Gail (12) 29 Asquith, Shawn (11) 155, 160 Atkins. Linda (11) 101.106. 116. 160 Autey. Julie (11) 139,155, 160 B BACKES. JOHN 65 Backman, Patricia (12) 111 Bahneman, Lisa (12) 29. 117, 148 Bairaktaris. Bruce (10) 157 160 Baker, Jeffrey (11) 98. 160 Baker, Ronald (11) 160 Baland. Lisa (12)29 BALDWIN, THOMAS 72 Balzart. Mary (10) 124, 131. 171 BANDS 98-101 Banta. Bruce (10) 171 Banta. Douglas (12) 26, 29. 57, 96. 132, 133. 137. 151 Banta. Lynda (11) 111. 160 Barkeim. Patrick (10) 129, 171 Barmer. Nancy (12) 29 Barrett, Dawn (10) 118. 1 71 Barrett. Diana (12) 29 Barrott, Karen (10) 118. 171 BARTEL. BERNARD 61 Bartlett Betsy (11) 160 BARTYLLA. BARB 68 BASEBALL 152. 153 BASKETBALL (BOYS) 144-145 BASKETBALL (GIRLS) 138-139 Bathurst, Sandra (10) 171 Bauman. Jeffrey (10) 171 Bayless. Greg (11) 160 Beattie. Steven (11)145. 160 Beattie. Susan (11) 115. 127, 161 Becker, Teresa (101) 114. 115.171 Beckman. Lisa (12)30 Beckman. Tammie (10) 172 Bedient, Douglas (11) 157,161 Beier, Elizabeth (12) 30. 98. 113 Bell, Mary (10) 118, 121. 172 Benoy. Brian (10) 172 Benoy. Melanie (12) 30. 98.106. 115.121 Bensrud, Cynthia (10) 172 Berg, Deborah (11)161 Berg, John (12) 30. 119. 152 Berg, Rodney (11)116, 161 Berge, Carrie (12) 7. 30. 101.121. 148 Berge, Mary (10) 121.130. 172 Berger. Jeffrey (10) 141, 172 Bergeron. Terry (10) 136. 172 Bergeron. Vicki (12) 30. 142.143 Bergerson. Anthony (10) 114, 172 Bergerson, Kim (12) 31,88 Berglund, Christy (11)8, 13, 93, 161 Berglund, Jeffrey (11) 161 Berglund. Lon (10) 98. 109. 172 Bergman. Christine (10) 172 Bergum. Mark (10) 172 Berken. Mark (12) 31 BERNAUR. MIKE 69 Bever, Debra (10) 126.172 Bever. Pamela (12) 31.108,126, 127 Bicek. Margaret 81 Biggs. Vickie (10) 172 Biron, Douglas (12) 31 Bjorklund. Carla (12) 31 Black. Lori (11) 114, 115, 161 Blackbird, Dave (Grad ) 156 Blackledge. Bonnie (10) 172 Blackledge, Ron (10) 172 BLASKO. DAVID 71 BLOOD DRIVE 88-89 Blouin, Joseph (12) 31 Blouin. Patricia (10) 172 Bodme, Elizabeth (12) 32. 127 Bodine, Teri Jo (12) 32. 98 Bodnen, Todd (12)32 Boecher. Mory (10) 172 Boechner Michael (10) 172 Boesel, Susan (10) 172 Boettcher, Alan (11)113, 161 Bogel. Caroline (10) 172 Bohnen. Richard (11)161 Boleen. Brenda (11) 127, 161 Boleen, Gregory (10) 172 Bond. Kimberly (10) 172 Bonse, Jeanme (11) 116. 161 Bookwalter. Margaret (11)161 Boorsma. Stephen (10) 129. 172 Boorsma. Thomas (12) 32, 93 Booth, Cheryl (11) 100, 101,114, 161 Borgman, Julie (12) 32. 106, 116 Born. Melody (11)161 Bourgoin, Tamera(11) 116. 161 Bowlker, Wayne (11) 98, 129, 161 Boyce. Gregory (11) 161 Boyd, Robin (10) 172 Boyer, James (11) 161 Boyer, Melissa (11)91.112 Boyes. Rhonda (11) 93. 123. 148 161 BOYFRIEND 92. 93 Brackee. Gordon (11) 100 101, 113, 161 BRANSON. JUNOIR 70. 121.155 BREEZE 107 Bremer. Jodi (10) 114. 126. 172 Breheman, Jeanne (11) 161 Briggs, Jodi (12) 32. 85.98. 99. 117, 127 Briggs, Mindy (10) 98, 126, 172 BRIGUET, KATHLEEN 77. 85, 126, 127.148 Briscoe. JoAnn (10) 1 72 Brone, Dwayne 98 Brooke. Phillip (12) 32 Brown, Christopher (11) 157. 161 Brown, Lance (10) 172 Brown Deborah (11)161 Bruchez. Wendy (10) 172 Bruley, Kathleen (11) 161 Bruner Rick (10) 129, 144, 172 Brungardt. Kurt (12) 32. 92, 23. 109 Bruzek, Tony (10) 172 c Calvin. John (12) 33, 116, 119, 136, 137 Cameron, Dean (11) 14 Cardinal, John (10) 98.116. 129. 172 Cardinal. Randy (Grad) 129 Cardinal, Trent (10) 1 72 Carey. James (12) 33 Carleton, Laurie (11) 14. 98 Carlson. Betsy (12) 116 Carlson, Bruce (Grad) 156 Carlson, Donna (11) 33 Carlson. Guy (11) 161 Carlson, Kelly (10) 121, 172 Carlson, Michelle (12) 33. 98 Carlson. Paula (10) 172 Carlson. Penny (10) 126. 1 72 CARLSON, RICHARD 69 Carlson, Roxann (12)33.127 Carlson. Teresa (10) 98. 172 Caron. Tomiann (11) 161 Caroon, David (11) 157, 161 Cartier. Carolyn (11) 127. 161 Cary. Gregory (11) 61 CASEY, KAYE 69 Cassman, Robin (11) 161 CHALBERG, CHARLES 74, 75, 90, 138. 139. 155 Charpentier, Mark (12) Charpentier. Daniel (11) 152 Charpentier, Lori (10) 172 CHEERLEADERS 122-123 Chelmo. Kimberly (12)33 Chelmo. Tracy (10) 1 72 Chenoweth, Michelle (11) 12.127 Childers, Robert (11) 161 Chilson. Mark (11) 113, 161 Chmielewski, Pam (Grad) 155 Chmielewski, Sandra (12) 26. 33 Christenson. David (12) 33 Christenson. Robert (10) 172 Christenson. Scott (10) 172 Cincoski, Mark (10) 172 CLASS COUNCILS 108 Clausen, Rita (11) 161 Clemens, Michael (10)98, 129, 172 Clemens, Susan (12) 33. 38, 108, 111,112, 217 Clemens, Theresa (10) 106, 126. 172 Clendenen, Charles (12)33,121 COLLEGE FAIR 16-17 Collyard. Cathryne (10)98, 121. 126, 173 Comstuck, Kelli (10) 173 CONLEY. JACK 77 CONNERS. WALLACE 74, 75 COOKS 62 COOPER, RUSSELL 61 Copeland, Connie (12) 33. 106 Copp. Brian (11)144 Corwin. Annette (10) 98. 109.115. 139, 173 Coxen. James (10) 173 Coyer, Kelly 12)34. 112 Coyer. Kenneth (10) 113. 120. 129. 173 Craig. Orleen (12) 8. 34. 40. 109 Crane, Allen (Grad) 151 Crane, Sherry (12) 34 ill. 148 Craver. Gretchen (12) 34, 109 Crawford, Elizabeth (12)34. 106. 107, 114. 115 Cree Beth (11) 155. 161 Crist. Barbara (10) 107.108.121, 173 Crohn, Duane (10) 173 Cronk, Debra (12) 34 CROSS COUNTRY 132. 133 Crouse. Laureen (12) 34. 133 Crouse. Lynne (11) 162 CRUYS. KERRINE 67 Cubus, Anthony (10) 173 Culp. Robert (10) 173 Cummings, Tamara (11) 121,161 Cummings, Theodore(IO) 173 CUSTODIANS 62 D Dabe, Jeffrey (10) 136. 173 Dabe, Tamara (11)121,161 Dahl. Brian (12) 34 Dahl. Patrick (12) 34 Dahlberg. Carolyn (10) 173 Dalluhn. Keith (10) 116, 136, 173 Dambowy. Kelly (12) 34. 106, 117 Dambowy, Michael (11)161 Daninger, Patrick (10) 90.113 120 129. 173 Daninger, Scott (Grad ) 151 Dauphinais. Desiree (11) 117, 161 David. Brian (11) 161 Davidson. Kathy (11) 161 Davis, Kathy (11)161 Davis. Kevin (12)34 Davis. Robert (11) 113. 161 Davis, Steve (11)119. 120. 129. 151.161 Davis. Tom (10) 173 Deal. Paul (10) 173 DEBATE 114 Deflorin, Kim (9) 104 Degendorfer, Connie (11)98 114, 115, 129, 155, 161 DeHaven, Amy (11) 101.138, 139 161 DeHaven, Steve (Grad) 21 Dehn, Janette (11) 161 DelMedico. Susan (10) 98.122, 123, 173 DelMedico. Tony (11) 161 Dent. Ingrid (12) 34 DETTMER, ROBERT 76. 136. 137 Dewall, Denise (10) 173 Dewall, Frederick (12) 35 Dickey. Jane (11) 109, 142,155. 161 Diemert, Everett (12) 35. 98 Diemert. Fonda (10) 1 73 Dill, Kellie (11) 113. 116 Dimmen. Dean (11) 161 Dingman Scott (10) 98. 129. 136, 173 Dirks. Terrie(10)98, 173 Distler. Cathyrn (12) 35. 106, 115, 117 Distler. Diana (11) 161 Distler. John (11) 119. 120. 129. 161 Dittbrenner. Jeffrey (10) 173 Dittbrenner, Laurie (11) 112,162 Dittman, Joan (11) 162 Doege, Cindy (Grad) 146, 154. 155 Doege, Gerald (10) 121.173 Doege. Robin (11) 157. 162 Doepner, Terrence (10) 113,173 Doerr, Robert (10) 113. 173 Doherty, Daniel (10) 173 Dolan. Denise (10) 173 Dolan, Shawn (12) 4, 5. 26. 35, 44, 53. 84.87. 119. 129. 141.151 Donaghue, Cindy (11)162 Donat, Lori (12) 35 Donahue. Mary (10) 123, 1 73 DOTH, JANET 72 Doucette. Danny (10) 129. 173 Dow, Ed (10) 114. 173. 183 DRISCOLL. KATHLEEN 81 Drolson. Julie (10) 130. 173 Dubay, Jeanette (10) 173 Dunbar. David (11)15. 48. 100. 101, 114, 162 Dunbar, Robin (10)98 173 Duncan. Peggy (12)5. 35. 116 Dunn. Kelly (12) 5. 35 129. 152 DuPaul. Janelle (12) 35, 98 Dupre, Michael (10) 173 Dupslaff. Clinton (12) 35 Dupslaff. Scott (11) 162 Dykhuizen. Catherine (12) 35 E Eberhardt, Donald (12) 35 Eberhardt, Vickie (12) 35. 38, 59 98. 108, 117, 142 Eckdahl. Teresa (10) 116. 173 Ecklund. Sheely(ll) 115, 162 Edwards, Timothy (11) 162 Eggen. Cheryl (11) 162 Eggen. Gayle (12)36 210 Eichinger, Jody (12) 111 Eichinger, John (11) 98. 162 Eichinger, Julia (11) 162 Eide. Ruth(10)98.121.126, 173 EIKEN. TERRY 68 ELECTIONS 24.25 Elkins. Mark (11) 116. 162 Ekvall. Wendy (10) 121,173 Elmquist. Gregory (11) 121. 162 Elsenpeter. Roy (11) 119,120,129. 151.162 Empey Brian (10) 98. 173 Empey, Kimberly (12) 36,96, 98. 155 Endrizzi, Mark (10) 144. 173 Engberg. Kim (10) 173 Engel, Wendy (10) 1 73 ENGLISH 68, 69 Engstrom. Linda (11) 117. 162 Ensrud. Linda(11)9. 14. 122. 123, 142, 143, 155, 162 ENSRUD, NANCY 63 Ensrud. Scott (10) 173 Ensrud. Sharon (12) 36 Erickson, Anita (10) 173 Erickson. Daniel (10) 144 173 Erickson, Deanna (12) 36 Erickson, Jule (10) 173 Erickson, Krista (11) 115,162 Erickson, Laurie (11) 162 Erickson. MaryKae(12)4, 20. 36. 49.53.54,84.85,87.122, 123 Erickson Mershawn (11)115, 162 Erickson, Rebecca (10) 173 Erickson. Yvonne (10) 173 Erkenbrack. Ellen (10) 174 Erkenbrack, Gary (12) 36 Erzar, Gene (10) 121.174 Erzar. Kim(11) 117.162 Essen. Allen (11) 162 Evgen. Debra (10) 13.122, 123, 174 Evgen, Doug (11) 141,162 F Faber. Lance(11) 162 FALL SPORTS 124-133 Faymoville, Christopher (10) 121, 174 Faymoville, David (10) 1 74 Faymoville, Dean (11)162 Fedderly. Robert 68. 132. 141.148 Feddick, Jeff (10) 174 Feddick, Tami (12)36 Fedje, Susan (11)98 148, 162 Feils, Jane (9) 131 Ferdelman. Diane (10) 174 Ferderer. Renee (12) 21.36 Ferraro. Kathleen (11) 162 Ferraro. Lori (10) 174 Ferrazzi. Thomas (10) 141.174 FFA 112, 113 FHA 112 Findley, Scott (10) 129, 144, 174 Finger, Joseph (11) 98, 99 Fischer. Julie (11) 162 Fischer. Sherry (10) 142, 1 74 Fishbeck. Thomas(12) 36 Fisher. Cynthia (12) 36,142. 123 FLAG CORPS 104, 105 Flaherty, Maureen (9) 104 Flaherty, Dean (12) 36.127 Flaherty. Jeff (11) 162 Flaherty. Pat (Grad) 156 Flermoen. Tracey (11)162 Flesvig, Rosemary (10) 174 Flint. Gretchen(11)117. 162 Flint. Michael (11) 157.162 Flipse, John (10) 100. 101. 121. 174 Flohr, Dan (10) 121. 174 Florhaug. Sheila (12) 36, 127 FOCUS 72, 73 FOOTBALL 128, 129 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 72 FORESTER 106 Forrest. Cynthia (10) 1 74 Forster, Cassandra (12) 37 Forster. Mark (11)162 Forster. Wendy (10) 13. 98. 123. 142, 174 Forthuberg. Fred (9) 132 Fowler, David (10) 174 Fowler, Deborah (10) 174 Fowler. Thomas (12) 5. 37. 129 Franta, Susan (12)37 FRANZEN, ALLEN 72. 109. 115. 156 Frechette, Joel (10) 174 Frechette, Lisa (11)162 Frederickson. Debra (12) 37 FREDRICKSON. CONNIE 77, 142 Fredrickson. Mark (11)136. 156. 157, 162 FRENCH CLUB 114 Frenning. Bradley (10) 98.174 Friel, Susan (10) 174 Friend, James (10) 113. 129, 144. 174 FRIGSTAD. ELIZABETH 63 Fritz. Scott (10) 129. 174 Fritz. Steven (11) 120,162 Frogner, Patricia (10) 174 FUERSTENBERG. DEBBIE 76 Fugate. Todd (12)37 FUHRMAN, MARVIN 63 Fulks. Clyde (10) 98, 129, 174 Fulks. Johnna (12) 37. 98 G Gabrielson. David (10) 1 74 Gabrielson. Mark (10) 1 74 Gajeski. Jess (11) 98,162 Garner. Julie (11) 162 Garrison. Shannon (10) 121.174 Garske, Loretta (12) 37 Gausman, David (10) 174 Gauvm. Brad (10) 174 Genin. Heidi (10) 174 Genm. Tracy (11) 98.117.148. 162 Germain. Michelle (10) 174 Geske. Denis (12) 37 Gessner, Nancy (12) 37,101 Geving. Ginger (12) 37. 39. 114. 115 Geving. Wade (11) 163 Giampolo, Kenneth (11) 163 Gibson. Sherry (10) 174 Giefer, Troy (10) 174 Gilbertson. Craig (10) 175 Gilbertson. Gerry (12) 37. 39, 101, 116.145 Gillespie. Melody (10) 1 75 Gillette. Douglas (11) 163 Gilman. Philip (10) 175 Guidance 60 GLEASMAN, BYRON 175 Goiffon, Denise (11) 138, 148. 163 Goiffon, Dennis(IO) 114, 144, 175 Goiffon Nancy (12) 37. 127.148 Goldeman. David (11) 145, 163 Goodrich, John (11)113, 163 Goodroad, Robert (11)163 Gordon. Gregory (12) 38 Gordon. Randy (10) 175 Gorka, Michael (11) 113, 163 Gort. Jeff (12) 4. 5. 38. 54, 56. 87. 119, 129. 144. 145. 151 Gort. Terri (11) 127. 148. 163 Gottwaldt, Karen (12) 38 GRADUATION 1978 22, 23 GRAHAM.H 163 Granberg. Larry (11)98, 163 Granna, Tim (10) 125 Greathouse. Julia (11)163 Green, David (10) 98. 120. 29. 175 Green, Jane (9) 116 Greene, Martha (10) 101,175 Greener, Debra (10) 175 Gregerson, Mary (11) 47, 163 Gregorson, Mike (12) 38 Gregoire, Michael (10) 98.136. 175 Groeneweg. Keith (11) 93, 107, 163 Groess, Gregory (11) 106. 163 Groshens. Shaun (11)163 Grossman. Christine (10) 98. 104. 114, 115 GROVE. VIRGIL 60 Grubbs. Gregg (11) 163 Gruett. Gregory (10) 129. 136 Grundhefer, Michelle (11) 98.117. 132, 148, 163 Grundhofer, Mickey (Grad) 151 Gubesh. Jeffrey (10) 1 75 Gubash. Jennifer (10) 175 Gudmudson, Dawn (11) 10.14 132, 155163 Gudmudson. Kevin (120) 38 Gudmundson. Kimberly (10) 126. 139.175 GUIDANCE 60 GUIDANCE SECRETARIES 60 GUNDERSON. CHUCK 138, 138 Gunderson. Jayne (10) 98. 130, 142. 175 Gunderson. Jean (11) 130. 148, 163 Gustafson. David (11) 129. 136. 163 Gustafson. Debra (10) 117, 175 Gustafson, Steven (10) 175 Guttsen, Kenneth (11) 163 GYMNASTICS 142. 143 H Hadlich. David (12) 38. 141 Hagan, Mary (12) 38 Haggin. Tom (Grad) 146 Hales, Ramona (12) 38 Hall, Scott (12) 38. 136 Hallahan, Joe(10) 112,113 Hallberg. Cheryl (12) 38 Hallberg. John (11) 163 Hallin. Douglas (10) 175 Halim. Kenneth (12) 38 HALLIN, STEVE 170. 121 Haluptzok. Joy (10) 175 Halvorsen, Michael (11) 120. 163 Halvorson. Kevin (10) 129. 175 Halvorson, Kristin (10) 114. 175 Hamermck. Mike (10) 175 Hanley. JOhn(11) 129. 163 Hanna. William (10) 1 75 Hanrahan Robert (10) 175 Hansen. Bradley (10) 120. 129.175 Hansen. Carol (12) 38 HANSEN. GWEN 5. 78 Hansen. Jeffrey (12) 39. 100.101. 114 HANSEN. MARK 65 Hanson. Amy (Grad) 23 Hanson. Dale (12) 39 HANSON, IONE 60 Hanson. Michael (11)98, 151. 163 Hanson. Paul (10) 175 Hanson. Thomas (10) 129. 175 Hanson. Timothey (12) 39. 136. 137 Hanzal. Randy (11) 163.179 Harper, Herbert 78 Harrington, Paula (11) 163 Hart. Thomas (12) 26. 39. 101 Hartung. Wayne (12) 39 Haseltine, Jeffrey (12) 39. 109.151 Hassis. Nico (12) 31. 109. 114.115, 120 Hastings. Steven (10) 1 75 Hathaway. Manbeth (10) 115,130. 175 Hauble. Stanley (12) 39 Haus. Constance(11) 101,114. 115. 132, 148. 163 Haus. Marianne (12) 7. 39. 101, 148 Haus. Randolph (11) 119, 124, 132. 136. 137. 151. 163 Haus. Richard (Grad) 146.151 Havens. Karen (10) 175 Havens. Kenneth (11)39 Havlisch. Jay (12) 39. 98. 156 HAWKINSON, DAVE 70 Hawley. Christopher (11) 163 Hawley. Linda (11) 163 Haworth. Deborah (1)175 Hawthorne, Kent (11) 163 Heath. Linda (10) 93. 109. 175 Heaton. Donald (10) 175 HEBERT. HENRY 69. 93 Heck. Christopher (12)39 Heck. Julie (11) 98. 154, 155. 163 Hed. Cynthia (12) 39 HEER, DONNA 74. 75 Hemze Annette (10) 175 Helfrich, Sharon (10) 98. 1 75 Helin, Paul (11) 152. 163 Helin. Steven (11)40 HENDERSON. JACK 78 Henderson, Timothy (11)12, 119. 129. 141. 152. 163 Hendricks. Kevin 98. 175 Hengel. Timmy (10) 175 Henrichsen, Jim (11)12.119.129. 141.152. 163 Herbst, Deborah (11)163 Herges. Deborah (11) 91. 138. 163 HERMAN 129 Herubin. Andy (12) 40 Hesla, Mark(12)40, 100, 101 Hess. Pamela (10) 175 Higgins. Vicki (12) 40 Hill, Russel (10) 144. 175 Hills. Russell (12) 40 Himmelwright. William (10) 1 75 Hinrichs. Anne (10) 1 75 Hinrichs, Gregory (11)163 Hinrichsen. Daniel (10) 175 Hintz. Kimberly (10) 108. 114. 121, 175 HIPKINS. THOMAS 79. 117 HOCKEY 140 141 Hodges. Daniel (10) 1 75 Hodges, Theresa (10) 175 Hoff, Melanie (11) 164 Hoffman, Michael (10) 175 Holl, Kelly (11) 114. 130. 175 Hollihan. Rita 176 Hollihan, Joel (10) 176 Holly. Chris (9) 157 Holmes. Kim (10) 176 Holmstrom. Joan (12) 40 HOME ECONOMICS 67 HOMECOMING 84-87 Hoppe. Glenn (10) 176 Hoppe, Robert (12) 40 Houle. Brad (12) 40. 100.101.119. 129. 147.151 Houle. Laurie (10) 142. 176 Houle. Mary (Grad) 23. 148 Houle. Michael (12) 40 Houle. Sarah (11) 98.155.164 Houle. Thomas M (11)120.129, 164 Houle. Victoria (11) 164 Houle. Wayde (12) 40. 100. 101 Hovland. Michael (12) 40. 119 Hovland. Patrick(ll) 129. 145. 151 HOWE, DOREEN 72 HOWE. JAMES 65 HOWE, KAREN 68 Howg, Katherin (12) 40 Hudak. Mark (Grad) 156 Hughes, Bradley (10) 1 76 Hummel. Candy (11)116, 164 Humphrey. Roger (11)98. 164 HUNT. J 176 Husfeldt, Brenda (11) 98. 107 164 Husfeldt. Brent (10) 98. 113.120. 121,129. 176 Husnick. Joseph (10) 176 Hyatt Janette(12) 111. 113.115. 116 HYATT. LOYAL 64. 113 Hyland. Julie (12) 41.115. 117 I lanelli, Chris(12)41 lannelli. Katherine (11)8. 93. 100. 101,164 Immei. Michael (11) 164 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 70, 71 IRVINE. SALLY 81.130 Isaacson. Gregory (12)41. 119. 141,156 Iverson. Gary (12) 41, 129, 145 J Jackson. Jeffrey (10) 176 Jacobs. Pamela (10) 1 76 Jacobsen. Dorothy (10) 130. 176 Jacobson, Doreen (10) 109 Jaeger. Jon (12) 41. 136. 152 Jaeger. Tod (10) 144. 1 76 James. James (12) 4. 41.119. 129. 146 James. Raymond (11) 132, 151 Janacek. Tracy (12) 41. 164 Jamtschke. Jeans (9) 104 Janssen, Phillip (11)98. 164 Jarosiewicz. Dawn (11)164 Jarosiewicz. Mark (10) 176 Jarowiewicz. Richard (12)41 Jarrett. Mark (12) 41 Jarvis. Keith (11)164 Jasicki. Julie (11) 164 Jeans. Bob (10) 176 211 Index X V O c Jeans, Douglas (12) 41 Jeans, Gary (10) 120. 129,176 Jellum. Gregory (11) 152. 164 Jelmberg. Tori (10) 176 Jennings Todd (10) 176 Jensen. Deborah (11) 164 Jensen. Jeffrey (10) 176 Jensen. Jerry (10) 98. 1 76 Jensen. Karen M (11)98,164 Jensen. Karol (10)98, 176 Jensen. Steven (12) 41 Jenson. Marty (12) 151 Jergens. Jane (11) 108, 109 164 Jergens. Julie (12)41.101.148 Jeukens. Randy (12) 42 Jewison. Martin (12) 42 Jewison. Theresa (10) 176 Jiskra. Lori (10) 176 Jobe. David (10) 176 Johansen. Cary (11) 157, 164 Johnson, Bruce (11)164 Johnson. Cheryl L. (12) 42 Johnson. Christopher (12) 42. 93, 109.135.141 Johnson, Craig (11) 164 Johnson, Daniel (10) 129.176 Johnson. Dave (12) 42. 106. 121 Johnson, Donna (12) 42 Johnson. Doreen (11)13,104. 112.164 Johnson. Dwight (10) 98, 176 Johnson. James (10) 176 Johnson, Jody (11) 8. 12.93. 101. 109.114.164 Johnson, Jordene (11) 98. 116. 155.164 Johnson. Kellie (11)164 Johnson, Kent (10) 176 Johnson. Kevin (11) 119. 120. 129. 164 Johnson. Kellie (11) 164 Johnson, Linda (10) 116.176 Johnson. Pamela (12) 42. 130. 131.155 Johnson. R David (12) 42. 106. 121 Johnson. Robert (12) 42 Johnson. Scott (10) 98. 176 Johnson. Scott A (11) 98.164 Johnson. Ted (12) 42 Johnson. Ten (10) 130,176 Johnson. Terri (12) 42 Johnson. Thomas (10) 176 Johnson. William (10) 176 Jones, Carol Wenker 79 JONES. DAVID 68 Jones. Janet (11) 164 JONES, PAT 61 Jones. Renae (12) 42 Jorgensen. James (10) 176 Jovan, Bruce (12) 42 Juhl. Alex (12)43 Jung. Bruce (11) 164 K Kaase. Cindy (11) 91.112.117. 164 Kaiser. John (11)164 Kalsnes, Dennis (10) 176 Kandelfitz, Scott (11)164 Kane. Christopher (10) 176 Kangas. Kimberly (10) 176 Kangas. Robin (11)141.164 Kasma. Mark (11) 119. 129. 135, 141. 152,164 Kasper. Joseph (11) 100. 101,107. 164 Kaufer. Denise (10) 98, 176 Keegen Donna (12) 43. 47. 87. 101.122,123 Keen. Laurie (11) 164 Keilen. Nancy (11) 114. 155.127. 164 Keis, Albert (10) 176 Keller. James (10) 177 Kellerhuis. Brad (12) 43 Kelly. Daniel (11) 114, 117, 121. 132. 145. 157. 164 Kelly, John (12) 6. 35. 40. 43. 48, 93. 109, 114 Kelly, Pat (Grad) 152 Kelly. Viann (11) 164 Kemnitz. Dina (10) 126.177 Kemmtz. Lisa (12) 43.117.125. 127 Kendrick. Paul (12) 10. 43. 46. 119. 120, 140, 141.161 Kent. Donald(12)43. 114. 115. 121 Kiffmeyer. Kurt (10) 98. 177 Killorin, Mike (11) 114, 165 Kirchoff. Dale (11) 165 Kirk. Vicki (11) 98, 165 Kirkwold. Patrick (12) 13. 43,151 Kling. Daniel (11)165 Klingbeil. Janice (11) 165 Koalska, John (10) 177 Koch, Jim (Grad) 157 Koch, John (10) 129 Koch, Lynn (11) 98.109. 164. 165 Koch. Mary (11) 14.98. 115. 122. 123, 165 Koch. Thomas (10) 129. 177 Koelndorfer, Rose (11) 165 Kohler. Daniel (11) 151.165 Kohler. Mark (10) 129, 136. 177 Kohler. Sandra (10) 177 Kohler. Scott (Grad) 151 Kohler. Sherrie (10) 177 Kohler. Steven (11) 165 Kohler. Susan (12) 43 Kohls. Scott (11) 46.119.129. 145. 151.164 Koppy, David (11) 165 KOSKY. LYLE 61 Kotchen. Mark (10) 177 Kottke. Douglas (12) 43 Kramck. Lisa (11) 16 Kranick. Lori (12) 43 Krasky, Robert (11) 165 Krech. Donna(12)43 Krech. Tamara (11) 101.132.165 Krmke, Dawn (12) 10, 44. 57. 87 98. 123.132, 133, 148 Krinke, Wade (11) 165 Krizan. Scott (12) 44 Kroonbland. Kathryn (10)177 Kroska. James (10) 120. 121.177 Kroska, Stephen (12)27. 41.44 87.119,122. 129, 140. 141,152. 153 Kryner. Tom 151 Krysinski. Susan (12) 44 Kubes. Nancy(12)44,107.114, 115 Kubes, Sharon (10) 177 KULBERH, RAY 64 Kult. Linda (11)9.114, 115,122, 123.155, 165 Kunshier, Dena (11)165 Kunshier. Donno (12) 43 Kunshier, Lori (12) 44.142.143, 155 Kurasz. Dianna (11)113 Kutscher, Tina (11)165 L LaBelle, Tanya (10) 177 LaMotte, Francis (10) 177 LaRoque, Darla (Grad) 155 LaVALLA. JOY 63 Labelle. Joseph (11) 136.165 Lacasse, Carolyn (11)165 Lacasse. Joseph (10) 177 LADD, RENA 78 L'allier. Patrice (10) 132.177 Lamere. Suzanne (11) 165 Lamprecht. Lori (11) 98.127.148. 165 Lanahan. Bepky (10) 142.177 Lane. Scott (10) 177 Lang. Brian (11) 165 Lange. Benjamin (10) 177 Langland. Christine (12) 44, 106, 113 Laroche. Charles (10) 98 129, 177 Laroche. Regina (11) 101.115. 114.165 LARSEN. ALLEN 65 Larsen. Mark (12) 44 LARSON, BARB 61 LARSON. BETH 69 Larson, Bradley (10) 177 Larson, Catherine (12) 135, 139. 138, 148 Larson. Christine (11) 165.174 Larson, Joan (11) 165 Larson. John (11) 165 Larson. Kirk (10) 177 Larson. Lisa (10) 177 Larson. Richard (10) 177 Larson. Richard (11)136. 165 Larson. Sandy (11) 165 Larson, Thomas (11)165 Lasch, Danny (10) 98. 144. 177 LATOURNEANU. NANCY 73 LAUTIGAR. JOHN 74. 129 Lavandowska, Layne (Grad) 146, 151 LeVesseur. Debra (12)44 LeVesseur. Jacqueline (11)165 Leason. Curtis (11)119, 129, 165 Leckie. David (11) 136,137.152. 165 Legus. Linanne(IO) 115,123,177 Lehman. Linda (10) 177 Lemberger. Ivan (10) 177 Lemke, Laurie(IO) 121.177 Lenz, Diana (10) 177 Lenz. Jeanine (10) 142.177 Leonard, Lori A. (11)112.165 Leroux, Joseph (10) 113.177 Leslie. Nancy (11) 15.165 LETTERMEN'S CLUB 199 Levesseur. Kimberly (10) 14. 177. 122.128.98 Lewis. Leslie (11) 155.165. 166 Lewis. Linnea (10) 177 Lewis. William (11) 165 Lichtscheidl. Jane (11) 115,165 Lichtscheidl. Jeffrey (12)44,151 Lichtscheidl. Kari (12)44. 127. 148, 149 Lichtscheidl. Lisa (10) 93, 177 Lind, Catherine (12) 44 Lind, Mike(11)98, 152 Lmdberg. Janelle (12) 28,45.47. 85,87, 130, 123.148 Lmdeberg. Laurie (12) 45. 85. 87. 130,142 Lindeberg. Nick (11) 141,157, 166 Lmdgren. Dan (11) 113.120,129. 151.166 Lindholm. Cynthia (11) 101.148. 166 Lindstrom. Craig (12) 5, 26, 44, 45. 57. 129.134, 141,152.119.115 LINDSTROM. JAMES 73 Linnell, Laurie (11) 166 Linz. Ann (11) 108, 122, 166 Linz, Lisa (11)166 Linz. Richard (10) 177 Little. Karen (Jodi)(11)166 Little. Rickie (10) 114.177 Lockwood. Rodger (10) 177 Long. Cynthia (11) 166 Long, Nanci (11) 166, 98 Longtin. David (10) 177 Longtin. Robert (11)166 Lorenz, Gregory (10) 129. 177 Lott. Genyi (11) 98.105. 118.166 Ludwig. Susan (10) 177. 121 Lueken, Paul (10) 136. 177 Lukkonen, Sandra (12) 45. 116 Lund. Jay (12) 45.151 Lund, Jerry (12)45 Lund, Wayne (11) 166 Lundeen. Faith (11)166 Lutz, Elaine (10) 178 Lutz, Karen (12) 45. 109 LYNCH, LOREN 73 Lynch,Lynn(Grad)155 M Maassen, Carey (10) 178 Mabry, Dean (10) 178 Mack. Karry (10) 98, 116.126.139. 178 Mack. Scott (12)45. 88. 101.115 Mackey, Gregory (12) 45 Mackey, Thomas P. (11) 166 Mader. Daniel (12) 45.141. 156 Mader. James (10) 118, 129 Magnuson, Charles (11)87. 97. 129 Magnuson, Leroy (Grad) 151 MAHONEY, STEVE 145 Maisio, Mark (11) 166 MAJORETTES 104. 105 Maki. Janet (12) 45.101 Malm. Michelle (11) 87. 98.117. 127.166 Manders. Mark (11)151 Manders. Michael (10) 129.136 Manfredim; Jody (12) 45.112 Marg. Andrew (12) 5. 46. 87. 129 141 Marier, Darlene(ll) 104, 106, 116 166 Marier, Diane(11)98.127, 148, 166 Marier, Rena (Grad) 148 MARKUS. CANDACE 74, 75 Markusson. Jeffrey (10) 129 Markusson. Larry (12) 46, 129 Maroschek, Mary (12) 46 Marsh. Dawn (11)132, 148.166 Marsh. Deanne (10) 132.178 Martin. Lori (10) 178 Marx. Matthew (11) 141.166 Marx. Sandra (10) 98. 121.126. 178 MATH 74, 75 Matheson, Jeffrey (11)166 Matheson, Ronald (10) 178 Matheson, Wayne (10) 178 Mattson. Marya(12)46 101.106 Matuseski. David (10) 144 Matuseski. Tim (Grad) 146.156 Maurer. Lynn (10) 98.178 Mayhew, Paul (11)166 McClean, Theresa (10) 98.122, 123, 178 McCABE. JANET 61 McChesney, Robert (11)166 McCool. Dana (11) 166 McCullough. James (12) 46 McELRATH. WILLIAM 81 McGough, Tom (Grad) 22 McGowan, Perry (Grad) 109 McGrath, Bruce (12) 7, 46, 128, 129 McGrath, Richard (11) 166 McGrath Robert (10) 120. 125. 178 McKenzie. Catherine (12)46 McKenzie. Jeffrey (11) 98. 166 McKenzie Keith (10) 178 McKenzie, Kim (Grad) 22 McKenzie, Kristine (10) 178 McLaughlin. Brian (11) 141.152 McLaughlin. Lisa (10) 178 McMahon. Jacquelin (10) 174 McMahon. Kitty (11) 166 Melby, Rick (10) 178 Mel bye. Scott (10) 98.178 MENKEN. RUTH 81 Menne. Lisa (10) 178 MERRAULT. DEBBIE 61 Merrill, Debra (11) 101.108.166 Merritt. Renee (12) 46 Metzger. Janet (12) 46.117 Meyers Michael (12) 106.129. 141.146 MEYERSON. BECKY 66. 138 Meyman. Bernard (11) 145, 152,166 166 Michaud, Julie (11) 166 Michaud Karen(11)91. 166 Mickelson. Becky (Grad) 66.138 Mickschl, Richard (11)166 MIKOLAJCZYK. KEN 81.141 Miller, Brian (12)46, 100. 101 Miller, Christy (10) 178 Miller, Daniel (11)166 Miller, Dave (Grad) 20 Miller. Dean (12) 46. 101.114 Miller, Jeffrey (11) 145,151.166 Miller, Laura (10) 114, 121, 178 Miller, Nancy (10) 1 78 Miller, Scott (10) 178 Miner, Russell (11) 117. 166 Miron, Gerard (12) 113. 178 Moe. Donald (12) 27. 47.120 Moe. Pamela (11)166 Moen. Mark (12) 47, 85. 134. 145, 153 Moen. Thomas (12) 47 Moilanen, Jean (10) 116, 178 Monk. David (12) 47 Moon. Scott (11)16 Moon, Todd (10) 178 Moore Judy (10) 122. 178 Moore, Richard (11) 129.166 Moore Robert (12) 47. 119, 132. 136 Moore, Tom (Grad) 71.146.152 Moorhouse. Sheryl (11)98.116 167 Moraczewski. Mark (12) 26, 35, 47. 98, 117, 119. 132, 134. 136. 137. 151 Moraczewski. Matthew (11)98 117, 119. 132.133. 151. 167 212 Moraczewski. Monika(IO) 14.101. 117, 122. 178 Moran, Sandra (10) 98.178 MORDINI, ROBERT 71 Mordorski. Jackie (12) 47 Mordorski. Rick (10) 178 Mork. DeeAnn (11) 98.104. 118. 167 Morley, Joseph (12) 5, 47.152 Morley, Mike (10) 178 Morley. Rosemarie(11)97,109, 115.162.167 Morrissey, Lynne (10) 178 Morrissey. Michael (11)151,167 Moseng. Marlow (11) 98.167 MOSKOP. RICHARD 62 Motschenbacher. John (10) 129, 135,141.178 MOTSCHENBACHER. STAN 60, 129 Moyer, Michelle (10) 118.178 Mueller. Scott (10) 178 Muellner. Susan (10) 126,139,178 Muller, Mardi (10) 98, 178 Mulvihill, Michael (10) 101.178 Mundae. John (9) 132 Murphy. Mary (11) 167 MUSIC 73 Myers. Stacie (10) 114.178 N Nalewaja, Dean (12) 47,91.117 Navin, Kevin (10) 129, 178 Navin, Lisa (12) 47 Neff. Scott (10) 178 Neimczyk, Christine (12) 48.122, 123.142 Nelson, Cheryl (12) 47.155 Nelson, David (12)47 NELSON. DONALD 74 Nelson, Hugh (12)48 Nelson, Jill (9) 138 Nelson, Joel (11) 129,141,152, 167 Nelson. Kelly (12) 48, 98.121.130 Nelson, Kurt (11) 167 Nelson. Lee (Grad) 151 Nelson. Lynn (12) 48, 98.116, 148 Nelson. Rick (10) 178 NELSON, ROLLIN 73.101 Nelson. Sandra (10) 130,178 Nelson. Scott (12)48.100. IOi Nelson. Tony (10) 98.129, 144. 179 Ness. Randy (12) 48 Nessen, Chris (11)113 Neujahr, Kristy (11) 116,167 Neumann. Kerry (11)167 NEWELL. THOMAS 66 Newman, Glen (10) 136,179 Newman, Michael(11) 167 Newmann. Mark (12) 48 Newlon. Susan (12) 48 NICKERSON. DONNA 60 Niederkorn. Diane (11)167 Niederkorn. William (10) 179 Nieland. Brian (11)151.167 Nieland, Joei(12) 46 Nielsen. Beth (12)48 Nielsen. DeeAnn (10) 142.179 Nielsen. Jodie (12) 48 Nielsen. John (11) 113,167. 168 Niessen, Debbie (10) 109,130,179 Niezgocki. Mark (10) 179 Nimis, Jeffrey (12) 48 Niniman. John 114 No, Mitok (11) 167 Noack, Brenda (10) 98.179 Noack, Julie (11) 167 Noel. Gregory (11) 49 Noel. Tim (10) 179 Noleen, Scott (12) 5, 49,119.128, 129 Nordin, Cindy (10) 126,139.179 Nordm, Kimberly (12) 7. 33, 49 Nordin, Mark (10) 179 Noreen, Shirley (11) 90. 98. 105. 167 Norton, Nanette (12) 49,115,117 Nygren, Casey (11) 167 o O'Brien. Tracey (10) 179 O CONNELL, JODELL 67, 112 O'Gary, Jennifer (11) 167,180 O'Neil, Gary (12) 101 O'NELL. CARLEEN 68 Olson, Laurie (10) 122. 123.179 OFFICE SECRETARIES 61 Ohnsorg, Joe (11) 98,167 Ohnsorg, Theresa (12) 49 Olesen, Randall (11) 167 Olsaon, Lori (12) 49. 98 Olson, Cynthia (12) 49 Olson Bradley (12) 49, 91,98.119. 129 Olson, Burnell (11) 167 Olson, Charles (11) 167 Olson, Curtis (11) 98.167 Olson, Ginger (11)47,167 Olson, Jaymie (10) 179 Olson, JoDee (12) 49. 98 Olson, John (11) 145,151.167 OLSON, JOHN 69 Olson, Julie(12)49. Ill, 116.117 Olson, Kenneth (11)119,129 167 Olson. Marcee (10) 98.104.179 Olson. Mary (10) 179 OLSON. MYRTLE 79. 117 Olson, Natalie (11) 167 Olson. Sandy (Grad) 146,155 Olson. Shan (12)49 Olson. Steven (11)167 Olson. Susan (11) 115,116,117, 122, 132, 133, 154,155.167 ORREN, DAVE 120,127 Ostlund, John (10) 179 Ostrand. Mary Beth (12) 49 Otteson, Dean (12) 50.151 Otto, Carrie (11) 167 Otto, Connie (11)167 p Palokangas, Charles (10) 179 Pancake, James (12) 7, 41,44. 50, 87. 115, 128, 129.152 Pantalion, Joseph (10) 179 Parent, Patricia (10) 179 Parker, Peter (12) 50.119.152 Parker, Randall (10) 129.144,179 PATCHIN. GREG 157 Patterson, Todd (11)167 Paugel, Marcelina(12) 50,111, 115 Paul, Matthew (11) 152 PAULSON. JOAN 155 Paulino. Teresita (12) 48. 50, 87. 101.105.115, 117,122. 138,148 Paulsen, Marie (10) 130.142,179 PECHMAN. NANCY 65 Peiffer, Donna (10) 130. 142,179 Peloquin, Colleen (10) 179 Peloquin, Laurie (11) 106.114.167 Peltier, Danielle (10) 98 PELTIER. DOUG 81,141 Peltier, Jeffrey (12) 50 Peltier, John (10) 98 Pennings. Rhonda (10) 179 Pepin. Tom (11) 167 Pepin, Jean (10) 98,179 Pepper, Donn (11)167 Perrault, Cindy (Grad) 20 Perrault. Rita (11)116.167 Perreault. Jesse (12) 50,150.151 Perreault. Richard (12) 50 Person. Jay (12) 50 Petermeier, LeAnn (11) 148 Petermeier, Pamela (12) 50, 54, 87 Peters, Kristi (10) 179 Petersen, Eric (10) 179 Petersen, Thomas (12) 50 Peterson, John (10) 120.129,179 Peterson, Karen (11) 139,167 Peterson, Karrie (12) 50.114,116, 121 Peterson, Michael (11) 167 Peterson, Rebecca(10)98,126, 179 Peterson. Steven (11) 167 Peterson, Steven (Grad) 152 Peterson, Stephanie (12) 51 Peterson, Theresa (12) 51 Peterson, Theresa (10) 180 Peterson. Todd (12) 20, 51,115 Petrella. Paul (12) 6. 51,100.101. 107 Petroske, Ron (Grad )151 Petroske. Troy (10) 180 Patterson, Eva(12)31.115,127 Pfleger, Christine (11) 167,170 Pfleger, Robert (10) 180 Philippi. Kit (11) 167 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 76, 77 Picotte, Susan (12)51,104.105 Pikes. Roger (11) 168 Plain. Penny (11) 168 POEPARD, DAN 60, 144, 152 Pogose. Charles (12) 51,116 Pogose, Mark (11)168 Pogose, Tamara (10) 98,180 POGREBA THOMAS 70. 84. 136 Pohl. Madonna (10) 114, 126.180 Pohl. Stephen (12)51 Poslusny, Nancy (10) 180 Pottsmith, Todd (12) 51 Powers, Adam (11)168,174 Powers. Tammie(12)51 Powers, Timothy (11) 168,174 Pratt, Carolyn (12) 51,114 Pratt. Robert (10) 113.180 Pratt, Steven (12) 51.125.132. 150.151 Prax, Ronald (12) 51.145 Prax, Tami (10) 180 Prescott. Monica (10) 180 Preston, David (12) 5, 50, 52. 101. 115 PROM 1978 20.21 Proulx, Bob (11) 6. 97.198, 105. 151,168 Proulx, Gerald (12) 52,97.119. 125.132.151 Proulx, Jeff (11) 168 Proulx, Lori (10) 180 Proulx, Sandra (12) 52 Pruitt, Becky (12) 52. 117 Pruitt. Debbie (10) 180 Purdie, Mary (11)101.130.146. 148 168 Q Quammen, Karyl (10) 123, 180 Quammen, Kathy (10) 116,123. 180 Quammen, Thomas (12) 52. 98 Quigley, Deanne(12) 10. 42, 52, 98 121,127.155 Quigley. Jeffrey (11) 168 Quigley. Kim (10) 180 Quigley. Scott (12) Quigley. Valerie (10) 13,180 R Raatz. David (10)98 Rachie, Paul (10) 144 114. 180 Radtke, Bob (Grad) 152 Radtke, John (11) 168 Rainer. Rita (11) 117.168 Rainer, Steve (10) Ramaley, David (12) Rameser, John (11)132 Ramey. Kristine (12) 52 Ramsden, David (12) 52 RAND. BILL 7. 36. 61 RANDELL, DICK 127 RANGERETTES118 Rasmussen, Connie (11)118,168 Rasmussen, Leif (10) 180 Rau. Denise (10) 180 Rawlings, Blair (10) READING 80 REDMOND. CAROL 74. 75. 106 REDMOND. PAUL 6. 73 Reece. Robert (11) 168 Reeder, Brian (11) 168 Reeder. Steven (12) 52 Reese. Mark (11) 113,168 Regel. Mary (12) 52 Regenauer. Scott (10) 180 Rehbein, Alan (12) Rehbein, Dirk (12) 52 Reiman, Jeff (11) 136. 168 Reiman. Jill (Grad) 20 REIMAN, JOHN 71.136 Reimer, Daniel 67 Reller Richard (12) “ Remitz, Christopher (12) 53 Remitz, Colleen (12) 9. 52. 53, 7 Q- Renard, Mark (11)117.145, 152, ft 168 Renard. Rick (11) 168 Resch, Bruce (10) 129.180 Rhoda, Donald (12)53 Rhoda. James (11)168 Rice. Julie (11) 168 Richter, Jerry (11) Richter. Kathleen (11)168 Riedeman. Norman (10) 180 Riermann. Michelle (11) 98.168 RIFLE GUARD 104. 105 Rippel. Rose (11) 168 Rippel. Anthony (11) Rivard, Michael (10) 180 Robertson, Barbara (12) 53.110, 111.148, 149 Robinson. Eric (11) Robinson, Patti (10) 126. 180 Robinson, Robert (12) 46 53, 56. 112, 119,120.129. 151 Robinson, Scott (11) 119 129,168 Robinson, Shelly (12) 53 Rodriquez. Nelda (11) 98.168 Rogers, Lisa (10) 132. 180, 182 Rogowski. Eugene (10) 129,180 Rogowski. Robert (11)120 Roman, Scott (12) 53 Rose, Lynette (10) 180 Rosenberger, Jane (10) 98 180 Rosengren. Robin (11) 115.168 Ross. Kelly (12) 53 ROWBOTHAM. ROBERT 77, 129 Rudebeck. Daniel 180 Rudisill. Murry (11) 12, 98.141. 169 RUGGLES. REBECCA 69 Ruggles, Tom (11) 15, 91.100. 101.169 Rugroden, Chad (10) 98. 180 Runestrand, Ron (10) 180 Rush . Gerald (10) 180 Ryan, Cendy (12)53 Rydeen. David (12) Rylander. Luke (11) 152 Rylander. Wade (12) 53 s SADIE HAWKINS 90 91 Saenger. Charity 180 SAGSTUEN. NANCY 14. 115, 72 SAHLIN MELBA 61 Sahlin, Stephen (11) 169 Sample. Scott (10) 136.180 Sampson, Beth (10) 183 Sampson, Jill (12) Sandager. Erik (12) 113 SANDAGER. LEE 64. 113 Sanford, Laurie (12) 53 Sargeant, Jill (12)4, 53, 98,127, 148 Sargeant. Mary (11) 98.117,127 164. 169,177 Sargeant, Steven (Grad) 20 Sather. Christine (12) 116.169 Savela, Karen (10) 126. 142.180 Saxe, Julie (Grad) 146 Scanlon. Thomas (11) 101.120. 180 Scanlon, Tim (12) 27. 53. 151 Schaab. Elizabeth (11) 169 Schafer. Randy (11) 169 Schaffer, Mary Jo (10) 98. 126. 180 Schaffer. Michael (10) 113.129, 180 Schams, David (11)101 157, 169 Scharpen. Beverly (11)169 Scharpen. John (12) 54 Schellin. Brenda (11) 169 Schellin, Vicki (10) 98 123, 180 Scheunemann, Vaughn (10) 129. 180 Schlangen, Cathy (11) 148, 169 Schleicher. David (10) 136, 180 Schlenker, Anne (10) 11.121.126. 181 Schlenker, Mark (12) 54 Schliesing. Elaine (10) 98, 126, 181 Schliesing, Racheal (11) 127.148 169 Schloegl. Anton (10) 181 213 X “O c Schloegl, Lori (12) 54 SCHMEIG, MELBA 60 Schmidt. Angela (10) 11.128.130. 181 Schmidt. Gerald (11) 136, 151,169 Schmidt. Roger (10) 129. 136. 181 Schmidt. Ronald (12)54. 119,154 Schmitt. Ann (11) 181 Schmitt. Laurie (11) 130. 169 Schneider. Donna (12) 54 Schrom. Julianne(IO) 129. 136. 181 Schrom. Richard (12) 54. 120. 136 Schrom. Robert (11) 151,169 Schultz. Cherie (10) 181 Schultz. Chuck (11) 13, 93, 107, 169 Schultz. Terri (11) 47. 107, 169 Schumacher, Ann (11) 127.138. 155 Schumacher. John (Grad) 151 Schuna, Dennis (11) 92, 93.107. 113. 115.169 Schwab Rickie (11) 129,136,181 Schwan, Mary (11) 105.169 Schwartz, Evelyn (12) 54. 117 SCIENCE 78, 79 SCOFIELD. ARNOLD 63 Sebeck, Kimberly (10) 126. 181 Seiler, Mary (12) 54 Seim. Bryan (10) 54 Sellers. Chuck (11) 181 Seim, Lowell (11) 181 Sempel, Michelle (10) 13. 181 Serbus, Carrie (12) 54. 58, 130, 142 155 Serbus. Christy (12) 9. 55.125, 130, 131.134. 142. 155, 154 Servarty. Steven (10) 181 Shalander. Cheryl (10) 181 Shalander. Karen (12) 55, 148 Shalander. Sandy (12) 20. 54. 55, 85, 122.123 Shepard, Garret (10) 136.181 Shoberg. Margo (12) 55 Shoberg. Nathan (10) 181 Shoenmg, Tara (11)169 Simonsin, Debbie (12) 55.106 Smiff. Cathy (12) 7. 55. 101. 148 Skaron, Per Kristen (12) 39. 109, 120 SKI CLUB 121 Skoog, Cathy (12) 55 Skoog. Mane (10) 181 Slama. Sherry (10) 181 Smith. Doug (Grad) 150.151 Smith. Lisa (10) 109.115.121.181 SOCIAL STUDIES 80, 81 Sodergren. Debbie (10) 14.181. 122 Soebbmg, Debbie (10) 181 Soebbmg, Vicki (10) 181 SOFTBALL 154. 155 SOMROCK. WILLIAM 68 Sontag, Karen (10) 114 181 Sovick, Jim (Grad) 146 SPANISH CLUB 115 SPECIAL SERVICES 62. 63 Spence. Dennis (10) 181 Spitzer. Daniel (10) 98.181 St Martin, Gregory (11) 113.181 St Martin, Steven (11) 181 Stachel, Patty (10) 115. 130.139. 181 Stachel. Thomas (12) 46. 55. 91 128. 145,151 Stachowski. Lone (10) 98.181 STANGELAND. ROXANNE 79 Stark. Craig (10) 181 Steele. Marie (Grad) 7. 55 Steiner. Lisa (12) 55 Sternberg. Thomas (12) 56 STONE, JANET 67 Straka. Sheri 181 STREIGHT. RICHARD 23 Stright, Robert (Grad) 23.156 STROMBERG. JIM 148 STUDENT COUNCIL 109 Stukel, James (11) 98.181 Summers. Mark (12) 5. 34. 39. 56. 100.147. 156. 174 Summers. Mary Kae (10) 98, 109, 130.181 Sundeen. Graydon (12) 56 Svec, Rose (Grad) 20. 23, 148 Sweere, Don (12) 56, 87 Swenson, Mark (11) 56 SWENSON, PEGGY 67 Swider, Suzanne (12) 34, 56 Syverson, Scott (10) 181 T Tabelle, Kim (12) 56 Tadych, Scott (10) 181 Tauer, Donna (11) 91.169 Taurman, Gwen (11) 169 Taylor, Chris (11) 169 Taylor, Dierdre (1) 181 Taylor. Linda (11) 115, 155, 169 Teel Darla (11) 169 Teel, Kimberly (12) 56 Teigland, Carla (10) 181 Teigland, Teri(12)56 Templeton, Cheryl (11) 169 TENNIS BOYS' 156, 157 TENNIS GIRLS' 130, 131 Tessier. Ann (11)6, 26.181 Tessuer. Tim (12) Tetrault. Dave (Grad) 147,152 Theising, Dothan (11)56 Theobald. Edward (12) 5, 56,100, 101 Thiel. Brett(ll) 113 Thirry. Craig (10) 121,129,181 THOBUN, AL81 Thode, De Ann (11) 169 Thoeny, Kimberly (10)98, 182 Thomas. Jeffrey (10) 98.115.182 Thomasen, Sharon (11) 90,113, 155.169 Thompson, Brenda (10) 182 Thompson. Michael (10) 182 Thompson. Tim (11) 101.115, 169 Thoreson. Jeff (Grad) 151 Tisdale. Denise (11) 169 TOGA CHEERLEADERS 32, 37. 51.55,86 Torp. Connie (10) 182 Townsend. Scott (11) 169 TRACK BOYS 150, 151 TRACK GIRLS' 148, 149 Tracy. Kathleen (12) 114 Tracy. Pauline (10) 142. 182 Trainer. Scott (10) 121.183 Trimble, Barry (10) 183 Trimble, Rebecca (11)92, 93.104 113.169 Trombley, Patricia (10) 183 Tubridy. Cheryl (11) 98. 108.155. 169 Tubridy. Kelly (10) 183 TUTORS 117 Tyler, Cheryl (11) 98. 108. 155. 169 Tyler, Theresa (12) 57 Tyrrell. Tom (10) 183 u Underdahl. Dana (10) 183 Underdahl. Suzanne (11) 170 Underdahl. Terry (12) 57 Urie, Daniel (11) 141.151.170 Urie, Douglas (10) 183 Urmann. Julie (11) 170 Utecht. Kathryn (11) 117 v Vaicius, Richard (11)170 Valenty Andrew (12) 5, 27. 50. 57, 59,85, 87,92 93. 101,109 157 Valenty. Irene 62 Valenty, Nick (10) 5. 50, 101.181, 183 VanWagner. Randy (10) 183 Vandelac, Jane (12) 57 Vanderlind. Janie (11) 116.170 Vanelsberg, Gregory (10) 183 Vecchiollo. Tony (12) 57.151 Verner, Richard (11) 93. 100, 101, 109, 170 Vieira. Daniel (10) 183 Vierling. Daniel (11) 170 Vitek. Tony (12) 136 VOLLEYBALL 126. 127 Vollhaber, Daniel (12) 57 Vornbrock. David (11) 140. 170 w Werth. Bradley (11) 119,129.141. 170 Westermann. Robert (11) 170 WRESTLING 136. 137 Waataja. Vicki (12) 57.100. 101. 121,130 Waddell, Steven (12) 57 Wagner. James (12) 57 Wagner. Jeffrey (12) 57 Walker. Michael (11) 152. 170 Wallace, Casper (11)170 Waller, Donald (12) 57 Wallraff, Charlene (12) 57. 142, 155 Wallraff. Pauline(IO) 116.183 Watters, David (11) 183 Watts, Traci (12)57 Wavrin. Jeff (11)151.170 Waxberg. Ricky (10) 183 Webb. Christopher (12) 58 Weber. Bruce (1) 183 Weber. Lynne (10) 98.183 Weeks, Amy (12)26 58 88, 116. 127, 155 Weeks, Beth (11) 170 Weeks Brad (Grad) 156 Weeks. Candy (Grad) 146 Wehner. Jeff (12)58 Wehner Mark (11) 170 WEIGHT CLUB 120 Weir. Michael (12) 58.136 Weiss, Daniel (12) 58 Weiss, John (10) 183 Weiss Patricia (12)58 Welch. Jennifer (12) 6. 45. 52, 58 92.93 108 Welch. Wendy (10) 183 Welhelmi, Robin (11)170 Weller, Dan (10) 183 Wenzel. Thomas(10) 183 West. Jacqueline (11)170 Westergren, Connie (11)14 132 Westergren, David (11) 170 Westhoff, Michelle (12) 58 Westland. Ronald (10) 183 Wetjen. Lynda (11)117 Wetterstrom. Daniel (12)59, 145 Wettschreck. Debra (11) 101, 114 115, 117. 170 Whalen, James (10) 183 Whitacre. John (10) 129, 183 Wilberg. Barbara (12) 59 Wilcoxen. Tim (10) 183 Wilhelm, Kay(11)101.107.114. 170 Williamson, Steven (11) 141.170 Wmberg, Cynthia(l2) 101,127. 148 Winberg, David (10) 98, 129, 183 Winberg. Susan (11) 59 Wimecki, James (10) 183 Winter. Bradley (1)183 Wirgau. Otto (12) 26.59.89.100, 101 Wistrcill. Joyce (10) 101. 109.127 138,183 Wlaschin, Jhon (11) 170 Woehl. Teresa (10) 183 Wolff, Rick (Grad) 151 Wolff, Stephanie (11) 9, 14, 122. 123.155. 170 Wolner. Lenore (12) 59 Woodington, Carl (11) 170 Woog, William (10) 129. 183 Wright, John (11) 17 Wright, Kathy (11)155. 170 Y Young, Glenn (11) 170 Young, Laurie (12) 59, 138,139 Young, Stephanie (10) 98, 183 Young, Timothy (12) 59 Yuronich. Michael (10) 129. 183 z Zren, Brenda (11) 117. 170 Zank. Thomas (10) 183 Zank. Tracy (12) 59 Zaruba Debra (12) 58. 59. 109 117 Zeiher. Darlene (11) 115.170 ZELLER ELAINE 63 Zeren, Cheryl (12) 59. 91.117 Zimmer, Garnet (12) 59 Ziniel Mark (11)170 Zwiers. Mary (11) 170 214 EDITORS: Sue Clemens and Marya Mattson ADVISOR: Mrs. Carol Redmond MEMORIES THANK YOU SO MUCH. . . Mr. Backes Breeze Cliff Buchan Mr. Buys Clemens Mr. Harper Janitors Mrs. Johnston Mattson’s The Principals Mrs. Redmond Mr. Redmond Al Running Melba Sahlin FORESTER STAFF Sharon Adams Linda Atkin Mel Benoy Julie Borgman Jim Bullard Scott Bunton Theresa Clemens Connie Copeland Kathy Costello Lisa Crawford Jane Dickey Cathy Distler Kelly Dambowy Cathy Dykhuizen Greg Groess Brenda Husfeldt Gary Iverson Dave Johnson Dawn Krinke Chris Langland Jacquie LeVesseur Darlene Marier Mike Myers Lori Peloquin Barb Robertson Rose Ann Riopel Debbie Simonsin Terri Schultz Darlene Zeiher We feel that the year was one of opportunity, experience, and joy. Some of our special memories are: the barette girls . . . getting trapped in school. . . she doesn't believe we are done. . . pizza and R.C. and “My Three Sons.” . . . Susie Q and Marya Mar. . . dedication is spending the night at the advisor’s house . . . computers .5 deadlines . we are actually finished . . . 215 O) c ( ) o O Between these pages hide the images of a year gone by. Their re-creation in print and pictures makes this a token of the permanence of our student body. For all purposes, this book is a time capsule. It sits on the shelf until a rainy day, when it’s pulled from its resting place, dusted off, and opened to reveal its time stopping magic. 216