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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

FOREST LAKE SEIXJQR HJGH SCHOOL Forest Lake, Minnesota 55025 2 3 1 The Johnson s Super Valu cash registers have been replaced by a new computer system including a printing cash register terminal. 2 Brian Reeder at the control panel of the auditorium lightbooth. 3. A student inspects her computerized class schedule. 4 New scanners complete the total grocery checkout system at Johnson’s 5 Hand calculators, an invaluable homework aide. 6 One of the many possible computer terminals and printers. 7. A magnetic tape drive, a common computer input device. i 2 4 The age of computers has arrived Computers have touched almost all phases of our lives in one way or another. Even in Forest Lake High School one is in contact with a computer. Daily schedules are produced from the TIES computer, hand calculators are becoming more and more popular and classes in business, electronics and math all touch the computer field. These machines have also invaded the business world. Big corporations utilize computers and even small towns like Forest Lake are experiencing the impact of the computer boom. Grocery stores are beginning to invest in electronic scanners which are not only easier to use, but faster for the customers. These machines will change our lives forever. 1 Forest Lake radio station WLKX 96 depends on modern technology each bradcasting day 2 Leslie Lewis uses the MOIS computer to explore possible future plans. 3. Greg Cary enjoys using his skills in radio contact. 4 A new electronic cash register at the Professors makes work easier for many student employees 5. A student tests his electronic equipment 6 Relying on specialized equipment a wood shop student works on his project 7. Yet another schedule change is made by Janet Walker on the TIES computer system. 8. Working on the new micro-computer system APPLE, Sharon Adams perfects her program. 6 In 1980 no one can escape the electronics influence Some timeless activities remain unchanged Computers may have changed many things but there are some traditions that will remain virtually untouched by the new era. A river in the fall, a school’s homecoming activities, spending a quiet moment alone with friends. These are but a few examples of personal experiences unchanged by electronics. 1. Jane Dickey shares a look of surprise on Sue Burke's face as Sue is crowned Homecoming Queen 1979. 2. Opponent chases Jeff Flaherty as he dribbles the ball down the field. 3. Viewing a field show are the cheerleaders and Mr Peacock. 4 Taking time out to enjoy a good book is Steve Gustafson 5. Mr. Cooper and Miss Furstenberg discuss school business 6 Planning for the future, Rita Perrault and Mrs Nickerson examine school brochures 7 Bob Proulx leads the band in the first halftime show of the season 8 After a hard first half, Roy Elsenpeter recharges. 11 Traditions come alive at Forest Lake 1. Forest Lake cheerleaders create a giant football banner to welcome the Ranger team. 2. As the moon rises Homecoming night the Ranger offense challenges the Mustangs. 3. A couple of clowns, Sarah Houle and Mary Purdie get in the Homecoming spirit. 4 The traditional bonfire is lit by royalty Sue Burke and Daniel Vierling. 5. Friends Jon Olson, Sharon Helfrich and John Lestock find time to make some music. 6. The Sultans of Swing Jim Rhoda, Jim Henrichsen, Doug Evgen, Scott Robinson, Joe LaBelle, Mike Walker, Ward Struble, Nick Lindeberg, Mark Kasma, Jeff Berglund, Glenn Young, and Brian McGlauphlin. 7. Adding a musical voice to a halftime show is Sandy Moran 8 Mr. Bob Fedderly enjoys an away Ranger football game 12 13 Friendship, fun and determination still remain 1. Spirit filled Ranger helps to paint windows tor homecoming 2. An in-class discussion between Kim Hintz and Linda Heath, one of many friendships at Forest Lake. 3. Tom Wenzel's photo is taken for his I.D. card 4 Dave Westergren's shoulder and his favorite pet share a memorable hat and tie day. 5. Michelle Moyer strives to improve her typing skills. 6. Giving their lunch tickets and tokens to a kitchen aide. Scott Findlay and Charles LaRoche await a tasty lunch. 7 Dee Ann Neilson gives a hand to Dierdre Taylor in typing class 8 Running hard. Ray James concentrates on the race. 15 1 The color guard prepares for the first 1979 field show. 2 The unparalleled beauty of an autumn scene 3. Returning a volley Sue Beattie spikes the ball. 4 The Sultans of Swing make an entrance 5 Determination shows in Scott Robinson's face. 6. Billions of facts are stored on computer tapes. 7 From the sidelines Coach Anderson and Rick Moore analyze Ranger play 8. Installation of glass completes the school's new computer room. 9. Adding to halftime activities is Kurt Kiffmeyer. 6 16 The process of life Each yearbook includes a theme around which the school’s story revolves. Our life is a process, much like the workings of a computer. At Forest Lake High School teachers input information through classes to their students. Programs encompass not only classes but all extra- curricular and athletic interests. The output is the complete student, each one gaining knowledge which will be applied throughout their future. Of course, information is stored in data files, which include supporting advertisers and the index of the 1980 Forester. 17 JNPUT 4 1. Students unload buses to face another school day. 2. Leaving school students watch for their buses 3. Tom Reynolds: Principal. 4 Russ Cooper: Assistant Principal. 5. Main Office Secretaries: Marian Tuominen, Brenda Westrum, Judy Johnson, Barb Boehner, Melba Sahlin. 6 School Board: Front Row: Joanne Weeks, Edith Steinmann, Gayle Novaks, Rita Tetrault. Back Row: Richard Traugott, James Moratzka, John Jergens. 7. Bernhard Bartel: Superintendent. 8. Lyle Koski: Assistant Principal. 5 20 Administration Administration 21 22 Guidance future leaders 1 Leslie Lewis uses the MOIS computer system in the new Career Guidance Center to explore future possibilities. 2. Rita Perrault and Mrs Nickerson discuss life after FLHS 3 Donna Nickerson: Guidance Counselor. 4 Virgil Grove: Guidance Counselor. 5 Dan Poepard: Guidance Counselor, Contemporary Problems. 6 Guidance Secretaries: Diane Rosenberger, Nancy Walker, Melba Schmieg. lone Hanson 7 Stan Motschenbacher: Guidance Counselor. 8 Dave Jones: Chemical Dependency Counselor, Reading Power. Guidance 23 24 Snecial Services Special people keep 1. Even a Greatful Dead member (Ted Murphy) can use a card catalog. 2. Scott Finley hands his token to Marjorie Hoyt. 3. Nancy Ensrud and Joy LaValla: AVsecretaries. 4 Marvin Fuhrman: Audio Visual. 5 Custodians, Front Row: Bud Nelson, John Olson, Helen Becksma. Back Row: Fred Wortman, Ira Hollingworth, Steve Parenteau, Marlin Houfer. 6. Arnold Scofield: Drivers Education. 7. Cooks, Front Row: Joyce Proulx, Joyce Schmidt, Jean Soebbing. Second Row: Marjorie Hoyt, Rose Buske. Hatti Sorenson, Mary Carlson. Back Row: Bonnie Osterbauer, Marci Milltren, Evelyn Oberg. 8 Joan Marmen and Elaine Zeller: Library Secretaries. 9 Jackie Kroska: Focus Secretary. 10. Richard Moskop: Librarian. Special Services 25 3 4 Art and Ag enhance 26 Agriculture and Art school curriculum 1 The anthropology class takes on an artistic look as they paint murals as a class project. 2. Ann Linz and Linda Ensrud clown around with art department hoops. 3. Loyal Hyatt: Advanced Welding, Agriculture Power Machinery, Environmental Management. 4. Lee Sandager: Advanced Agriculture Mechanics, Agriculture Mechanics Skills, Animal Science, Horsemanship, Youth Leadership 5. Patricia Thomas: Agriculture Business Management, Horticulture Science, Land Use, Soil Science, Youth Leadership 6 James Howe: Ceramics, Introduction to Art I and II, Sculpture, Studio Ceramics. 7 Allen Larson: Photography I and II, Studio Photography 8 Nancy Pechman: Fibers, Introduction to Art I and II, Studio Fibers, Painting, Studio Painting. 9 Mark Hansen: Introduction to Art I and II, Introduction to Fine Arts, Painting. Studio Painting. 10. John Backes: Introduction to Art I and II, Related Arts, Studio Related Arts. 9 Art 27 28 Music and Foreign Language tones, types and tongues 1. Directing the concert band, Mr. Nelson prepares for the winter concert. 2. Sarah Campbell and Jenny Williamson look on as rehearsal for Guys and Dolls continues. 3. Rollin Nelson: American History I, Concert Band, Marriage and the Family, Psychology. 4. William Peacock: Ranger Band, Varsity Band. 5. James Lindstrom: Acapella Choir, Introduction to Choir, Rudiments of Music I and II. 6. Allen Franzen: Profiles Abroad, Spanish I, III, and IV. 7 Nancy Wolf: French I, II, III, and IV. 8. Thomas Newell: Marketing, Merchandising, Personal Law, Typing I and II. 9 Janet Doth: Spanish II. 10. Janet Wiley: Bookkeeping. 11. Jack Buys: Business Technology, Occupational Relations, Office Education, Office Machines, Shorthand I. Foreign Language and Business 29 30 English 1. Mark Wehner and Steve Boorsma observe one of the many rehearsals of the fall musical Guys and Dolls. 2. Ray James and Matt Moraczewski wait for the Regions to start along with Coach Fedderly. 3 Thomas Baldwin: Composition I and II 4 Linda Nagolski: Nonbook Literature. 5. Ralph Streater: Argumentation, Minority Voices, Myth and Legend, Personal Writing, Science Fiction. 6 Rachel Maki: American Literature, Composition I, Novel, Short Story. 7. Henry Hebert: Backstage, English 10, Personal Writing. 8 Robert Fedderly: English 10, Personal Writing, Short Story. 9. Karen Howe: Short Story, Speech I and II. English 31 Continually striving 1. Mr. Streeter adds his personal touch to student folder during faculty meeting. 2 A faculty meeting keeps Ms. Driscoll's interest. 3. Terry Eikren: English 10, Themes in Literature. 4 William Somrock: Argumentation, British Literature, English 10, Public Broadcasting. 5. John Olson: English 10, Media Journalism, Personal Writing. 6. Richard Carlson: Psychology, Science Fiction, Thinking Power. 7. Micheal Bernauer: Composition I and II, World Literature. 8 Bev Larson: English 10, Reading Power 9 Gail Barnum: English 10, Personal Writing. 10. Kathleen Driscoll: Developmental Reading Skills, Reading Laboratory, Exploratory Reading Skills. 11 William Streeter: Building Reading Skills, Developmental Reading 32 English and Reading to meet student needs English and Reading 33 The mechanically 3 1. A special” volleyball cheering group. 2. Sue Beattie and Jim Henrichson enjoy their class. 3. Steve Hallin: Hot Metals A and B. Plastics. 4 David Walker: Special Processes and Refinishing, Woods I, II, and III. 5. Tom Pogreba: Architecture I and II, Carpentry. 6 Paul Kostecki: Introduction to Power, Power Mechanics 7. Dave Blasko: T and I Auto. 8. Junior Branson: Advanced Electronics, Basic Electricity, Introduction to Power. 9. John Reiman: Cold Metals, Hot Metals. i 34 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts 35 36 Home Economics mouth and mind 1 Todd Patterson brings Mr. Bill to life. 2. Have your fortune told? asks Jody Johnson 3 Janet Stone: Child Care. Exploring Childhood. Family Living 4 Peggy Swenson: Clothing Basics. Consumer Economics, Foods I and II. High Fashion Sewing. 5. j ode 11 O’Connell: Exploring Childhood. Family Living. Foods I and II. 6 Sandra Hartje: Creative Sewing, Foods I and II. Interior Decorating 7 Jack Henderson: Applied Science. Introduction to Chemistry. Chemistry of Equations II. 8. Gwen Hansen: Applied Science. Human Biology, Introduction to Chemistry, Chemistry of Equations 9 Herb Harper: Cell Biology, Ecological and Environmental Biology, Human Biology. Minnesota Wildlife. 10 Rena Benedict: Basic Geology. Introduction to Chemistry. Introduction to Meteorology, Physics F and M. Physics W and L. Science 37 can make Pi I. Class works intently on an assignment. 2. A student uses a terminal in the newly built computer room 3 Wallace Conner: Math Analysis I and II. Practical Math. 4. Charlene Larson: Algebra II. Consumer Math, Practical Math. 5. Donald Nelson: Basic Math, Geometry 6 Carol Redmond: Algebra II. Programming I and II. 7 Candy Markus: Fundamentals of Algebra. Geometry. Tutor Program. 8 Steve Poirier: Algebra I and II. Geometry. 9. John Lautigar: Algebra II. Geometry. Trigonometry 10 Charles Chalberg: Algebra I. Consumer Math. Practical Math. road ahead 1 Mike Hansen rests a moment in study hall 2. Students show their reactions to closed lunches 3. Tom Hipkins: S.L.B.P. 4. Myrtle Olson: S.L.B.P. 5. Sally Irvine: Focus. 6 Loren Lynch: Focus. 7 Dan Jacobs: In School Restriction 8 Michael Altavilla Focus. 9 Roxanna Stangland: S.L.B.P. 10. Diane Jensen: Focus Focus and SLBP 41 of the fit 1 Preparing for another hour of competition. 2. Mr. Anderson and Ms Briguet teach sophomore phy ed classes to dance 3 Jack Conley: Athletic Director. Individual and Dual 4 Richard Anderson: Health, Physical Education 10. Weight Training. 5. Joan Paulson: Team Sports. Health. Physical Education 10. Individual and Dual 6 Charles Anderson: Health. Individual and Dual. American History. Physical Education 10 7 Kathy Briguet: Health. Physical Education 10. Outdoor Ed 8 Steve Mahoney: Health. Physical Education 10. Team Sports. Weight Training. 9 Robert Dettmer: Health. Physical Education 10. Outdoor Ed, Weight Training 10 Robert Rowbotham: Gymnastics. Health. Physical Education 10. Team Sports 7 43 As the world turns 1. Mr. Peltier, Mr. Thoburn and Mr. Scofield look intrigued by speaker 2. Brian Snyder — student teacher. 3. Participating in painting the mural for his class, Mr. Mikolajczyk shows off his artistic abilities. 4. Ken Mikolajczyk: American History I and II, Anthropology, Sociology. 5. Ruth Menken: American History I and II, Ancient World II. 6 Douglas Peltier: American History I and II, Contemporary Problems. 7. Sandra Teichner: American History I, Marriage and the Family, Religions in Human Culture. 8 Richard Woodrow: American Economic System, American History I, History of WWII, Political Science, U. S. and the World. 9 William McElrath: American History I and II, IPLE, Soviet Union. 10 Alan Thoburn: American History I and II, Contemporary Problems. 11 Judy Dittberner: American History II, Geography I and II. 46 4 1. Jane Dickey and Jim Henrickson share in the tradition of Homecoming coronation. 2. Big Butt Cindy Long dreads being at the end of the Homecoming skit. 3. Homecoming King Dan Veirling grins at the touch of the crown as Tom Ruggles looks on 4. Peggy Solem leads the smiling cheerleaders in a skit night cheer. 5. Sultans of Swing demonstrate another winning cheer. 6. Locker room excitement is great after the Ranger Homecoming victory. 7. Ranger strategies pay off in a happy victory, as two Rangers congratulate each other. 8. Traditional bonfire burns the Moundsview Mustangs. 7 48 Homecoming Homecoming 49 Homecoming: Old traditions with new people Homecoming week, October 1 st thru 6th, was a success. There were a few bugs, but they were worked out and didn’t put a damper on the week’s events. A fun-filled week was planned for the student body. Each day was different such as Hat, Tie and Button day, Maroon and Gold day and Dress-up day. Not only were the days filled with activities, but the nights were pretty spirited too. Homecoming 79 included the bonfire and snake dance (which was a rather heated event) and skit night, which included wild and crazy people on the floor and in the air. There was also the parade downtown Forest Lake with a special appearance by Bob Lurtsema. FLHS alumni and students celebrate homecoming 50 Those who felt the need to get up and dance were satisfied too, a sock hop was also included in our activities. With all of this night life, one could still not forget the very important activities, such as the coronation of the king and queen (Dan Veirling and Sue Burke) and that very exciting homecoming game when Ranger football players won in overtime. What can be said after such a week? Just thanks to all the people who made it a success — our student council and the students themselves. 1. Connie Westergren puts her all into Cross Country. 2 Cheerleaders help raise spirits at the homecoming bonfire. 3. Luke Rylander participates in skit night activities by playing the Samauri Ranger 4 Leading off the snake dance the drum section beats the path to the bonfire 5. Queen candidate Mary Koch is escorted by king candidate Mark Kasma 6 Forest Lake Marching Band performs their halftime show. 7. Homecoming candidates Michelle Chenoweth and Scott Kohls. 8. Rangers prepare defense at line of scrimmage against the Moundsview Mustangs. 6 Homecoming Foot stomping fun at Sadie Hawkins This year’s Sadie Hawkins Dance was held November 2. The four member band, Tyrann, played many popular tunes by Boston, Foreigner and most of all, Styx. Their music was good to listen to, but made dancing difficult. The junior class council coordinated the evening including decorations and the traditional marriages and divorces. Newly married couples could also have their wedding portraits taken on the bales of hay. Thanks to the junior class council, this year’s Sadie was a memorable one in many ways. 1. Kurt Nelson, Julie Heck, Jordene Johnson and Rick Schwab enjoy getting their picture taken at Sadie. 2. Paul Helm and Mary Sargeant share a dance 3. Clyde Fulks latches onto Karen Savela. 4. Sue Delmedico rings Tom Ferrazzi. 5. Dancers line up for the famous Bunny Hop 6. Greg Bower marries Dwight Johnson and Kim Thoeny. 7. Taking time out to relax, a couple watches the rest of the action. 52 Sadie Hawkins I Love was the theme of the day Students could show their feelings for other classmates by sending a valentine and flower on this special Valentines Day. The evening was filled with music and dancing with the student council sponsored valentines dance, featuring the band R R. The group performed a variety of numbers, from polkas to blues and rock. A great way to end any day. 6 7 54 Valentines Day expressed in hearts, flowers and music 8 1. Laura Miller and Karen Kazmierczak of student council, prepare hearts 2. Kathy Clendenen and Wayne Lund write valentines during lunch. 3. Sue Fedje, Jordene Johnson and Julie Heck are buying valentines. 4. Debbie Wettschreck sends a valentine to her “friend,'' as Chris Holt watches 5. Ms O'Connell. Jennifer Gubash and Cathy Davis wait patiently to purchase a valentine. 6 Hearts being cut out by Karen Kazmierczak 7 Bob Culp is thinking about what to say 8 Rick Waxberg talks with fellow student about writing valentines Valentines Day 55 Politics, pageants and presentations In this year of 1979-1980 the world scene has changed drastically. The mid-east was in a turmoil with fifty of our people caught in the middle of Iranian politics. The Olympics in Moscow and the threat of a U S. boycott. On top of all of this inflation sent gasoline prices well over a dollar a gallon. Long gas lines were a common sight in 79 with customers who hoped for at least ten gallons before the station ran out. What will the remainder of 1980 hold for us? A presidential election this year may change the course of affairs for the future, hopefully for the better. On the local front one of our own Forest Lake Senior High students, Regina Laroche, won the title of Junior Miss, representing Minnesota. 1. Bannering a school board meeting with negotiation issues is Loyal Hyatt. 2. The golden arches of McDonald s gives Forest Lake a new look. 3. The successes of the Olympics was a great highlight of 1980 4 The familiar FLHS face of Melba Sehlin won the honor of being the Outstanding Secretary of the Year. 5. Minnesota's Junior Miss 1980 — Regina Laroche. 6. These popular magazines kept everyone up on all the current issues. 7. Concerns are taken in by many familiar faces at a school board meeting. 56 Current Events - I. The Minneapolis!STAR for brief moment, we are together Olympi memor; lingers SETTLE Statewide poll Independents, GOP voters like Carter I —. H ,, . MM KM' TMlmnMnTfi ■ — - . M, w tto «r.r� « '� • • « I « rf tor. - ttoa K.niird' r . — - —5S� 1 to-to. -w. w, to ir Hampshire Past says primary cnfiSEJa A ‘how-to’ less for flip pflimiiw Current Events 57 Students enter the job market Today most high school students find it necessary to have a part time job. Most take a job for extra money to buy things their parents couldn’t or wouldn’t buy for them. Along with the money they are also taking a step ahead of most by gaining experience in the future job market. There are also courses and work release programs within our school which help a person find a job and get school credit for working experience. Most students spend about twenty hours a week at their job. This has had an effect on after school activities. Many students who may want to participate in after school activities cannot because of a job. The working high school student appears to be here to stay. Because of job commitments students must establish priorities of job and school; sometimes a difficult choice to make. 5 1. Working with precision at Hardware Hank is Tom Ruggles. 2. Penny Carlson works with concentration at the Professors. 3. Tom Pepin rearranges and straightens shelves at Rolseths. 4 One of many Forest Lake High School students work at bagging groceries. 5. Rosemarie Morley will take your order, that's her job at Sears 6 Employed by our Public Library is Lynn Koch. 7 Students have a variety of job opportunities such as washing dishes. 8. Rachel Schleising rings up your purchase at Hardware Hank. Jobs 59 Dollars disappear as fast as they’re earned Inflation, a major concern during the 1979 school year thanks to the oil crisis, is the pinch felt all over the world and here in Forest Lake. Gasoline has surpassed the dollar per gallon barrier with the cost of clothing, food and entertainment increasing at astounding rates. Guys and gals come to school almost daily with freshly permed hair, from frizzy to curly. Today’s clothes are a flashback to the 40’s rage, spike heels and padded shoulders, slim legged pants and tight slit skirts. Last but not least there are the ever present tennis shoes; Adidas, Pumas, and Nike. There are many ways for students to spend their hard earned cash and the prices appear to be increasing with no bounds in sight. 3 60 Student Finances Student Finances 61 1. Joe Finger shows off his car. 2. The price of gas is no secret, it is over a dollar a gallon. 3. Forest Lake has grown in the last few years. 4. Fashions have influenced high school students such as the thin collars. 5. We spend much of our money on food and gasoline 6. A popular student spot, Burger Chef. 7. The renovated Forest Theatre attracts student dollars. 8. Dan Vierling enjoys a most prized student possession. 62 Councils 1 Sophomore Class Council: Jill Heck, Laura Marier, Rick Beck, Sue Larson. 2 Ms. Irvine generously gives her blood 3 Junior Class Council: Theresa Clemens, Sandy Nelson, Barb Crist. 4. Student Council Officers: Jody Johnson — Vice President, Rosemarie Morley — President, Doree Jacobson — Secretary 5 Student eagerly attend the college fair. 6 Senior Class Council, top to bottom: Kathy lanelli, Kathy Wright, Cynthia Long, Darlene Zeiher, Lynn Koch. 7. Student Council, Front Row: Karen Kazmierczak, Peggy Solem, Corrine Manning, Rosemarie Morley, Jody Johnson. Second Row: Advisor Al Franzen, Denise Daninger, Christy Berglund, Lisa Smith, Annette Corwin, Laurie Myrmel, Doree Jacobsen, Kim Hintz Third Row: Nick Valenty, Linda Heath, Jean Gunderson, Sue Larson, Kris McKenzie, Ron Trombley. Dave Dunbar School councils aid communication This year’s student council, under the leadership of Rosemarie Morley, has promoted school spirit and the feeling of unity among the student body. Throughout the year the student council has been the sponsors of many spirit filled activities. Some of these activities include the blood drive, college fair, elf-o-grams, Santa pictures, dances, valentines and flowers. They also have a concession stand that is open after school for snacks. The class councils are also a very important part of the representation for the student body. The councils work on fund raising projects for their class. The juniors are in charge of getting the junior-senior prom in order and the senior class council is responsible for senior week. Councils 63 A study of practical skills Office Education Association is an important part of learning about the business world. Students who have an interest in the office skills are placed in jobs to further increase their knowledge of an organized and working office situation. This year’s OEA week included a teacher’s tea and a Mr. Legs contest where male teachers had pictures of their legs and faces on display in the show case. Students were then to match the face to the legs for prizes and vote for the best looking pair of legs. This year’s winner was Mr Rowbotham. There was also a balloon popping contest for prizes and a guess the number of candy hearts in a jar. Future Homemakers of America are a group of students planning for the modern home of tomorrow. What will be required of the future family and homemaker and what challenges and changes are ahead? These students participate in bake sales and other activities which not only benefit the group but the person participating. They know they are preparing to tackle the future. 1. Initiation is the first step of being OEA Vice President for Kathy Davis. 2 Office Education Association (OEA) Front Row: Sandra Bathurst, Linda Lehman, Lynda Banta; President, Kathy Davis; Vice President, Janie Vanderlind; Secretary. Second Row:Jack Buys; Advisor, Patricia Trombley. Lisa Litchscheidl, Teresita Schultz; Historian; Lisa Frechette; Parliamentarian. 3. Pat Trombley and Robin Boyd enjoy the cuisine of the Lowell Inn for an OEA Banquet. 4. Kathy Davis and Lisa Frechette try to avoid the approaching camera. 5. Lynda Banta, Janie Vanderlind and Julie Eichinger talk over OEA at the fall leadership conference. 6. Teresita Schultz takes time to look up some words. 7. Future Homemakers of America (FHA), Front Row: Brenda Husfeldt, Sandy Nelson, Laurie Dittbrenner; President, Back Row: Donna Tauer, Lisa Lenz, Tammy Pogose 64 FHA and OEA OEA 65 Band, learning and entertaining The musical beat can be heard all over FLHS, especially where the band is concerned. Not only does the marching band perform for football games, but pep band provides entertainment and spirit for other games. This year’s band had a new director, Mr. Bill Peacock who came over from Southwest Junior High. He has fit into the swing of things and has added very good concerts to our school this year. 1. Concert Band, Front Row; Sherri Siniff, Mardi Muller, Karen Jensen, Amy DeHaven, Tammy Krech, Lisa Rogers, Michelle Riermann, Sandy Moran, Kathy Paulson, Julie Rogers, Kim Sebeck, Jeanette Dubay, Kris Cohoes. Second Row; Jerry Peterson. Marie Paulson, Linda Atkins, Cindy Lindholm, Regina LaRoche, Ed Dow, Scott Branson. Cheryl Booth, Dan Anderson. Sheryl Moorhouse, Mary Koch. Joel Hansen, Joe Kasper, Michelle Grundhofer, Brenda Husfeldt. Third Row; Jill Johnson, Joyce Wistrcill. Martha Greene, Mary Schwan, Debbie Merrill, Monika Moraczewski, Gordon Brackee, Debbie Wettschreck, Mike Mulvihill, Sarah Houle, Johann Peikert, Troy Hall, Steve Hansen, Marceen Waataja, Jo Sherwood, Connie Haus, Ron Matheson, Bob Proulx. Marcee Olson, Carolyn Bogel, Barry Trimble. Christy Berglund, Carla Louta, Scott Miller, Stu Smith, Nick Valenty, Fred Steinmann. Jeff Thomas. Dave Schams, Rick Verner Fourth Row; John Flipse, Tim Thompson, Jim Stukel, Rachel Schleising, Dave Crawford, Greg Breske. Fifth Row; Kelli Tubbs, Rollin Nelson. Sam Ruggles, Jeff McKenzie. Kathy lanelli, Larry Peterson. Tom Scanlon. 2. Dave Green intently watches Lori Berglund. 3. Cheryl Moorhouse and Joel Hansen jam with their saxophones. 4. Cathy Schlangen practices for the concert. 5 Varsity Band, Front Row; Genyi Lott, Kathy Collyard, Mary Jo Schafer, Sharon Adams, Dierdre Taylor, Jean Pepin, Kevin Johnson, Chris Grossman, Lori Berglund, Clyde Fulks. Second Row; Julie Reidt, Theresa Clemens, Kathy Costello, Laurie Carleton, Connie Degendorfer, Liz Strand. Julie Rice, Dawn Thaemert. Lisa Larson, Sandy Bathurst, Jean Stotlzman, Karol Jensen. Becky Hallberg, Cathy Schlangen, Roxanne Wizik, Sue Fedje, Jess Gejeske. Dwight Johnson. Third Row; Terri McLean, Vicki Schellin, Lori Stachowski, Jayne Gunderson. Debbie Jensen, Ruth Eide, Kim Kinnell, Wendy Forester. Shelly Mann, Lori Lamprecht. Diane Maner, Chad Rugroden, Julie Heck. Mary Berge, Jim Antonozi, Karry Mack, Dave Winberd, Tim Wilcoxen, Dave Raatz. Third Row; Phillip Janssen, Sharon Helfrich, Lynn Maurer. Tammy Pogose, Kim Thoeny, Dave Greene, Mike Lind, Larry Granberg. Jeff Baker. Kurt Kiffmeyer. Julie Peltier, John Cardinal. Troy Hall Fourth Row; Elaine Schleising, Mary Kay Summers, Glenda Chilson. Annette Corwin. 6. Taking a break during band practice is John Flipse Band 67 Sophomores join upperclassmen in musical expressions 1. Ranger Band, Front Row: Helen Hawkinson, Diane Dickey. Karen Kazmierczak, Jan Lott, Judy Atkins, Karen Wilberg, Rochelle Cull, Lisa Jensen, Erica Anderson, Sue Weir. Jane Lott. Second Row: Patty Paulino, Shannon Pogebra, Penny Mclean, Jill Heck, DeeAnn Mattson. Jodi Fredrickson, Tammy Wilcox, Karen Johnson, Tammy Swanson, Mary Ann Hallberg, Heidi Berg, Judy Olson, Lynnette L'Allier. Katie Pfaffendorf, Janet Shaffer. Third Row: Dan Weaver, Kristen Shogren, Dan Spitizer, Scott Foreman, Sue Larson, Cindy Lundeen, Kim Killian, Sue Peterson, Jayne Feils, Kurt Johnson, Doug Ford, Brent Schlaeger, Beth Erickson, Linda Hoppe, Peggy Paulino, Sherri Anderson, Teresa Johnson. Fourth Row: Brenda Noack, Doug Ford, Jim Langgoff, Greg Rudisill, Tom Grover, Scott Kieliszewski, Bill Weiss, Tyron Johannes, Scott Harelson, Greg Bower, Andy Janssen, Bill Smallidge, Lynda Glenn, Jeni Brodtman, Sandra Noreen. 2. Checking her music for a last time is Brenda Husfeldt. 3. The Marching Band provides fine half time entertainment. 4 Bob Proulx leads the band in a number. 5. The Marching Band takes their places in the stands before the game 6. Leif Rassmusson pounds out the beat 7 A Ranger fan looks for a seat. 70 Colorguard A football game is not complete without a halftime show by the marching band lead by Drum Major Bob Proulx and Color Guard Sargeant Sharon Adams. The band performed to such songs as Lover, Espania, and A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody. Special performers with the band included the Rangerettes, cheerleaders and baton twirlers Cindy and Lori Lundeen. 1 Flag Corps adds color to the band 2. Cindy and Lori Lundeen master baton twirling. 3. Sharon Adams leads the Flag Corps on to the field. 4. Tracy Genin takes part in halftime ceremonies. 5. Standing at parade rest the rifles guard the precedings. 6. Drum Major Bob Proulx and Color Guard Sargeant Sharon Adams Colorguard 71 Guard adds a touch of color to band 72 Music Forest Lake music specialists 1. Stage Band, Front Row: Joel Hanson, Dan Anderson, Joe Kasper. Michelle Grundhofer, Brenda Husfeldt, Second Row:John Flipse, Jeff Thomas, Dave Crawford, Jim Stukle Third Row: Gordon Brackee, Debbie Wettstreck, Mike Mullvihill, Troy Hall. Fourth Row.-Tom Ruggles, Kelli Tubbs, Larry Peterson, Kathy lanelli, Greg Breske. Rick Verner. 2 Mezzmora, Front Row Joe Finger, Greg Elmquist, Nick Faber, Second Row Lisa Novack, Sue Burke. Dennis Schuna. Third Row: Kathy lanelli, Rick Verner, Tracy Flermoen, Mark Wehner. 3 Troy Hall, Gordee Brackee and Dave Schams entertain the crowd 4 Kathy lanelli and Leif Rasmussen set up for pep band. 5. Chuck LaRoche and Annette Corwin make music in band Music 73 The Voice of Music Singing is an important part of the music department at FLHS. Mr. Jim Lindstrom, the director of both Introduction to Choir and Acappella choir, did a fine job in producing quality concerts that had a polished sound. This is a hard task but he had worked for as he says “near perfection” and has pretty well achieved it. 74 Choir 1. Introduction to Choir, Front Row: Jody Kipping, Kristy Anderson. Donna Powers, Rondi Kellerhuis, Tomiann Caron. Second Row: Lori Black, Ginger Olsen, Kaadgi Richards, Debbie Jensen, Candy Hummel Third Row: Deane Neilson, Chris Swenson, Carla Teigland, Denise Dewall, Rita Clausen, Denise Tisdale, Lori Keen, Lori Damen. Back Row: Gwen McClain, Dawn Eklund, Chris Larson, Bev Scharpen, Tammy Bourgoin, Denise Rau, Shelly Ecklund, Krista Erickson. 2. Acappella Choir, Front Row: Carol Long. Jolene Sunsten, Wendy LaRoque, Kim Hintz, Sharon Adams, Kris Banta, Jean Brennaman. Second Row: Judy Moore. Jamie Lessard, Lisa Kuznia, Sue Ludwig, Jean Wilcox, Pauline Walraff, Sheila Nimis, Janet Thomasen. Noreen Anderson, Debbie Merril. Linda Johnson. Third Row: Linda Abbot, Elaine Lutz, Patti Keis, Jody Anderson, Kristy Neuhjar, Tracey Flermoen, Cheryl Esberg, Kathy lannelli, Kathy Clendenen, Stephanie Wolfe. Ginger Bedient, Dina Kunshier, Lynn Koch, Ruth Oltman, Debbie Soebbing, Brenda Boleen, Karen Barrott, Lynn Kranik. Fourth Row: Mark Wehner, Linda Kult, Nancy Keilen, Nancy Leslie, Doree Jacobson, Leif Rassmusson, Pam Jacobs, Greg Elmquist, Kim Engberg, Rick Anderson. Ann Tessier, Mary Kae Summers, Lori Martin, Donna Burke, Beckie Trimble, Leslie Lewis, Sue Beattie, Sue Burke, Janet Shorgeren Back Row: Nick Faber, Joe Finger, Tracy Chelmo, Kathy Wright, Rick Verner, Lisa Novack, Tim Henderson, Dennis Schunna, Brian Kopp, Kieth Groeneweg. 3. Jeff Thomas conducts with feeling. 4 Mr. Lindstrom puts the finishing touches on a song. Choir 75 Many cultures represented at Forest Lake This year in Forest Lake High School we had the privilege of hosting a record number of students from other parts of the world. Vania Moreira from Brazil, Eva Weidenhaijn and Tom Gronberg, both from Sweden, Ursula Nummi from Finland, Vilma Duron Gonzales from Costa Rica, Kozo Kakuyama representing Japan, and Diana Minervine from Columbia. These students have experienced life tn America for the school year and will return to the respective countries with many special memories of our life in Forest Lake. While in our country, most of the exchange students have been able to travel to other states and climates, gaining first hand knowledge of the United States and it’s people 1. Foreign Exchange Students, Front Row Vilma Duron Gonzalez, Kozo Kakuyama, Diana Minervine. Second Row: Vania Moreina. Tom Gronberg, Ursula Nummi. 2. Vilma Duron and Diana Minervine have become fast friend. 3. Vania More is from Brazil. 4. Vilma Duron from Costa Rica. 5. Tom Gronberg from Sweden 6. Ursula Nummi from Finland 7 Diana Minervine from Columbia. 8 Eva Weidenhaijn from Sweden 76 Foreign Exchange Students Gaining knowledge of lands and languages 4 78 French and AFS It takes a special kind of person to speak a foreign language with ease. These kinds of people are found in French and Spanish Club. Each of these students enjoy the art of speaking a foreign language and work hard to improve their skills. A member of the Spanish club Teresita Schultz, lived in Argentina as part of the AFS program. Her background in Spanish afforded her the opportunity to visit Argentina and certainly many members of French and Spanish club also hope to visit many foreign lands in the future. 1 French students going to France. Front Row: Colleen Granger. Second flow: Terri Becker, Stacy Meyers, Kim LeVesseur. Back Row Dan Kelly, Julie Miller, Linda Kult, Debbie Niessen. 2. Al Franzen shows off his hat collection. 3 A.F.S., Front Row: Kathy lanelli, Desiree Dauphinais, Corrine Manning, Debbie Leason, Karen Kazmierczak, Marcee Olson, Monika Moraczewski. Second Row: Laurie Olson, Kim Sebeck, Kim Hintz, Laurie Janu, Lisa Kuznia, Karal Jenu, Dan Kelly, Judy Moore. Back Row: Lori Black, Kathy Bruley, Pam Aho, Janet Shogren, Debbie Cartier. Vicki Bulow, Fred Steinmann. Rick Larson. 4. French Club, Front Row: Jennifer Gubash, Kim Sebeck, Kim Hintz. Julie Rogers, Desiree Dauphinais, Kris Cohoes, Corrine Manning, Laura Marier, Chris Holt, Teresa Wlaschin, Lisa Fugate, Missy Rivard, Debbie Leason. Second Row: Theresa Peterson. MarCee Olson, Kathy lanelli. Kim Absey, Chris Halvorson. Laurie Janu, Lisa Kuznia, Debbie Cartier, Penny McClean, Dan Kelly, Monika Moraczewski, Laurie Olson Back Row: Denise Rau, Lori Black, Cathy Bruley. Pam Aho. Lori Charpentier, Janet Shogren. Julie Miller. Vicki Bulow, Julie Arneson, Fred Steinmann, Rich Larson, Judy Moore. 5. Spanish Club. Front: Al Franzen First Row: Gordy Hunter, Vilma Duron Gonzales, Diana Minervine, Krista Erickson, Jeff Thomas, Jim Stukel, John Locke Second Row Linda Taylor. Brenda Husfeldt, Linanne Legus, Marie Paulsen, Rosemarie Morley, Kathy Paulsen, Mareen Flaherty, Jan Banta. Roxanne Wizik, Mary Bell, Mary Berge, John Distler, Sue Bell, Todd Nave, Geno Kroska, John Haluptzok Back Row Jackie Borash, Stephani Gaspord, Judy Olson, Mary Jo Schaffer, Becky Lanahan, Rick Degendorfer Spanish 79 i i 1 Rick Sandager (person on left) won the American Farmer degree. 2. Members are being initiated into the FFA by rolling marshmallows using their noses 3. The twenty acre chapter farm isn’t the only source of income for our FFA; Sales of Christmas trees, flowers, and wreaths made up over half of this year’s chapter income Here Dan Lindgren makes a tree sale to Scott Johnson. 4 FFA hayride with chapter members from F.L., Fridley, and Elk River, followed by a weiner roast. 5. FFA members plant shrubs in front of the High School as part of their B.O. AC. project. 6. FFA: Front Row: Julie Peltier, Yvonne Searby, Brad Winter, Mark Chilson, Brent Husfeldt, Kari Skoog, Marie Dent, Kelli Dill, Jim Friend. Second Row: John Peterson, Sharon Thomasen, David Flohr, David Brott, Steve Anderson. Back Row: Rob Davies, Ken Swenson, Mark Reese, Pat Daninger, Dan Lindgren, Jerry Myron, Chris Taylor. FFA 80 FFA: A vocation for the future FFA 81 The FFA is a national organization which is comprised of students of vocational agriculture classes. Our Forest Lake FFA Chapter has roughly 100 members and is one of the top chapters in the state. The elected officers for the 1979-80 school year were: President — Pat Daninger; Vice President — Sharon Thomasen; Secretary — Kellie Dill; Treasurer — Mark Reese; Reporter — Mark Chilson; and Sentinel — Jim Friend. During the summer a leadership camp was held which included these people in setting up a program of activities for the next year. The chapter received the Silver National Chapter Award and Rick Sandager won the American Farmer degree at the National Convention in Kansas City this year. Rick is the third person to receive the degree in the history of our chapter and it is given to one out of a thousand in the nation. The chapter also had six State Farmer degree winners. The FFA is active in every district contest with a number of good teams from Forest Lake. Teams winning their way to state contests this year are: Soils Judging, General Livestock Judging, Parliamentary Procedure, Public Speaking, and Horticulture. Our chapter has won the Dahlberg Award for the past ten years. This is an award given to the most active chapter in our district. National FFA week was a week of special significance to the FFA and was celebrated during the week of February 25-29,1980. At the Chapter Banquet, awards and recognition were given to many worthy members for their outstanding achievements in the FFA. The banquet was held on March 28,1980 with over 200 special guests and friends of the FFA in attendance. 82 Forester Publications strive to preserve memories This years' Forester staff worked very hard to bring the students of FLHS a yearbook to represent the 1979-1980 school year. A giving spirit helped the staff through the late nights and holidays they worked. The yearbook is the only publication most people keep after their high school years to remind them of the good times as well as some of the moments they might like to forget. The Forest Breeze, our high school paper, has had problems with producing the paper. They had staff problems which resulted in not enough staff to produce a good school publication. Students need to get involved in these activities to keep them alive. Forester Staff, Front Row: Rick Verner. Second Row: Debbie Wettschreck, Michelle Grundhofer. Brenda Husfeldt, Colleen Peloquin, Karen Wilberg, Judy Atkins, Linda Atkins. Back Row: Bob Proulx, Sharon Adams, Karen Barrott. Laurie Peloquin, Pam Hess, Kim Sebeck, Kim Hintz, Betsy Haworth, Kathy Clendenen. Darlene Maner. 2. Kathy Costello decides on some pictures to use. 3. Laurie Peloquin takes a peek at some pictures while Pam Hess looks on. 4 Kim Sebeck is proud of her work. 5. Decisions are constantly made when you put together a yearbook like Pam Hess and Kim Stricklend are doing. 6. Chris Dupre works on the index 7 Breeze Staff, Front Row: Scott Forsman Second Row Scott Branson. Linda Hawley, Lisa Kuznia, Dave Flohr Third Row: Kathy Sandgren, Dan Flohr, Laurie Janu. Back Row Jonell Sherwood. Brenda Husfeldt t Forester and Breeze 83 Guys and gals grace FLHS stage The fall musical this year at FLHS was Guys and Dolls. This is a very popular play about gamblers, night club dancers and a Mission. It was the traditional boy gets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl kind of romance, but the combinations are the things that seem unlikely. Nathan (Chuck Schultz) Detroit has been engaged for fourteen years to a night club dancer named Adalaide (Kathy lannelli). Sky (Mark Wehner) Masterson is “suckered’’ into a date with a woman from the Mission, Sarah (Deann Wishon) Brown. This date lands the two in Havana, Cuba. The play is full of gangsters and strippers, cops and “flashers’’ and was a very successful play for those at FLHS. 5 7 84 Guys and Dolls 6 1. Learning new choreography to their stripper act is Robin Peltier, Lynn Koch, Lisa Novack and Ann Linz 2 Why not marry the man today says Adalaide (Kathy lannelli) to Sarah in rehearsal 3. Confrontation between General Matilda B Cartwright (Lisa Lichtscheidl) and Sky Masterson (Mark Wehner). 4. To create the magic Hotbox name takes a group effort. 5. John Proulx works on his masterpiece backdrop with Deidre Taylor. 6. Look says Nicely Nicely Johnson (Paul Celusta) to Benny Southstreet (Fred Steinmann). 7. While on their trip to Havana, Sarah played by Deann Wishon gets a little tipsy and does not want to leave with Sky Masterson. 8 Adalaide explains to Nathan (Chuck Schultz) that the reason she does not get rid of her cold is due to psychology. Guys and Dolls 85 A Solid Success The winter show at Forest Lake Senior High was the comedy The Solid Gold Cadillac. It was a show about an old lady who puts her nose into a big corporation’s business. To shut her up the company gives her a job to keep her busy, but this only aggravates the situation and she gets more involved than ever. The show had some new faces to the drama department, which worked out very well. The show was directed by Mr. Richard Carlson and was a show that delighted people of all ages. 2 1. Lisa Kuznia and Regina Laroche shoot the strain of Big Business. 2. ‘ This play is actually funny. is what Mr. Carlson seems to be saying. 3. Chuck Schultz, John Joachim and Fred Steinmann give the “OK to Erica Anderson 4 Miss Logan (Sharon Adams) reaches over Ed McKever (Joe Kasper) to retrieve a fallen phone 5 Mrs. Partridge (Lisa Lichtscheidl) is a natural as an executive. 6 Fred Steinmann as Clifford Snell gives a report at the annual stockholder s meeting 86 The Solid Gold Cadillac The Solid Gold Cadillac 87 88 Lettermen 1. Stu Smith watches the basketball game along with the Senior Citizens, guests of the Lettermen 2 Ken Coyer escorts a special guest to the basketball game. 3. Rick Little checks the files of debate cards. 4 Lettermen Stu Smith, Roy Elsenpeter and Gary Jeans check out the best prospective colleges 5 Concentration is a key to success for Dave Dunbar 6. The evidence is clear, debate files are complex 7. Lettermen’ Club. Front Row: Randy Haus, Tod Jaeger, Tracy Smith, Ken Coyer, Fred Forthhuber. Second Row: Kevin Halvorson, Scott Fritz, Brad Werth, Jay Mader, Gar Jeans, Scott Dingman, Randy Parker. Third flow. Rick Schwab, Tim Henderson, John Matschenbacher Fourth Row: Bill Smallidge, Mark Kasma, Joel Nelson, Ken Olson, Matt Moraczewski, Chuck Magnuson. Back Row: Roy Elsenpeter, Tom Houle, Scott Robinson, John Distler Not Pictured: Pat Daninqer, Jim Friend, Mike Schaffer 9 Debate Team, Front Row: Ed Dow, Tony Bergerson, Regina Laroche, Rick Little, Laura Miller. Second Row Linanne Legus, Jenni Meyers, Teresa Alexander, Scott Branson, John Lynde, Beth Erickon, Debbie Leason Back Row: Mark Emerson, John Joachina. Scott Dingman, Randy Parker Third Row: Rick Schwab. Tim Henderson, John Motschenbacher Many forms of competition The 1979-80 debate team had an excellent season. Under the coaching of advisor Ralph Streater the team recorded another winning season. Lead by the team of Dave Dunbar and Rick Little, the debate squad has brought home many trophies. Tony Bergerson and Ed Dow have also placed well in competition. This activity takes a person who is willing to dedicate a lot of time and energy in digging up evidence for this years’ topic on foreign trade. The dedication of the FLHS debate squad can be admired by all. The 1979-80 Lettermen’s club has a new goal in mind; to become a club that will service the community as well as the school. They arranged the night Birchwood visited the basketball game and also sponsored the annual car wash in the fall. Some aspects of tradition remained with their usual initiation of new members held out of school. 3 Debate 89 In service to students and school Have you ever felt totally lost or confused in a math or science class? If so, there was someone you could come to for help. The math science tutors were volunteer workers whose duty was to aid people having difficulties with their math or science classes. In the same manner, many students donate their time to other students in the skills development center as a one-to-one tutor. All those who serve as tutors at FLHS are willing to give their time to aide others and in return receive the satisfaction of knowing they’ve helped their peers. The students that help in our school office and other offices in FLHS are very valuable people. They assist with secretarial work, office records, filing and many other duties which help the secretaries immensely 90 Aides and Tutors 1. AV Aids, Kent Johnson, Brian Reeder, Randy Simonson. 2. Skills Development Tutors, Front Row: Sue Fedje, Rose Riopel, Yvonne Searby. Second Row: Julie Rice, Tammy Pogose, Advisor, Mrs Olson, Racheal Schleising. Back Row: Sandy Moran, Dawn Marsh, Richard Holtzbauer. Guidance Aids, Front Row: Debbie Evgen, Lori Martin, Carla Louoto, Denise Dolan, Rondi Kellerhuis, Lori Ferraro. Kim Bond. Debbie Greener Back Row: Dee Ann Nielsen. Jenny Brodtmann, Rosemary Flesvig, Gene Gilman. 4 Library Aids, Front Row Desiree Dauphinais RoseAnn Riopel. Back Row: Gretchen Craver, Carolyn Bogel, Teresita Schultz 5. Math Science Tutors, Front Row Denise Goffon, Regina Laroche. Second Row: Corrine Manning, Cathy Charais, Colleen Peloquin. Michelle Grundhofer, Robin Sieged Third Row: Cindy Keller. Linda Hoppe, Tammy Miller. Connie Westergren, Monika Moraczewski. Debbie Sodergren, Beth Weeks, Sandy Nelson. Back Row: Mike Hanson, Dan Kling, Matt Moraczewski, Tom Scanlon, John Haluptzok, Robin Rosengren, Jani Hedberg, Debbie Cartier, Scott Branson. 6 Office Aides, Front Row: Jean Moilemen, Kathy Anderson, Jordene Johnson, Sue Friel, Brent Lindeberg, Sue Bell, Karen Wilberg, Judy Atkins. Second Row: Angie Schmidt, Pauline Walraff, Cindy Kaase, Janie Vanderlind, Donna Tauer, Lisa Jensen, Linda Atkins, Gwen McClean. Back Row: Cindy Nordin, Dena Kemnitz, Tammy Beckman, Pat Trombley, Kathy Kroonblaud, Paula Carlson, Donna Pfeiffer, Kim Thoeny. Aides and Tutors 91 Ski Club has given many students the opportunity to go skiing at different ski slopes in the area such as Wild Mountain and Trollhaugen. Ski club has also provided the enjoyment of skiing with classmates, while not having to worry about the many expenses, such as transportation. Although the winter was warm, skiing was still super at local slopes. With the help of advisors Steve Hallin and Junior Branson ski club was another annual success. Endurance, pain and the feeling of accomplishment, that’s what goes into and what members got out of weight club. Each participant had to put a lot of effort and a willing spirit to gain a fulfilling feeling of satisfaction. 92 Ski Club Various exercises benefit students 1. Skiers get a lift up the slopes. 2. Having the right amount of weight is very important 3 Rick Beck strains as he attempts a lift. 4. Good form is essential to skiing. 5. Taking a breather from the slope. 6. Ski Club, Gene Erzar, Sue Ludwig, Kathy Clendenen, Wayne Lund. Advisor; Mr. Hallin, Mardi Muller, Patti Distler, Mike Davis, Sandy Nelson, Viena Duron, Mary Bell. Diane Dickey, John Flipse, Dan Flohr, Tom Scanlon, Jay King, Brian Benoy, Greg Rudisill. 7 Weight Club, Front Row: Ken Coyer, Jeff Herman, Jim Kroska. Gary Jeans, Jim Friend. Second Row: Steve Kohler, Rick Beck, Pat Daninger, Scott Fritz, Karlo Groeneweg, Dan Lindgren, Pat Hovlend, Roy Elsenpeter Weight Club 93 A year long source of energy and spirit Perhaps the most well known club for school spirit is the cheerleaders. Their liveliness and enthusiasm have been an important part of spirit at the numerous athletic activities. They ises and the leading 1 Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders, Front Row: Monika Moraczewski, Dawn Gudmundson, Glenda Chilson. Back Row: Laurie Carleton, Rhonda Boyes, and Terri McLean. 2. Varsity Football Cheerleaders, First Row: Sue Burke, Linda Kult, Ann Linz. Second Row: Stacey Myers, Peggy Solem, Mary Koch. Third Row: Michelle Sempel, Linda Ensrud, Jane Dickey. 3. On the way from a Wrestling Victory, students show they're Number 1.4. Varsity Hockey Cheerleaders: Debbie Evgen, Kathy lannelli, Val Quigley, Mascot — Sandy Marx, Mary Koch, Stacey Meyers, Peggy Solem. 5. Varsity Cross Country-Volleyball Cheerleaders: Judy Moore, Jackie LeVesseur, Sue Olson, Monika Moraczewski. 6. B-Squad Wrestling Cheerleaders, Top: Jodi Frederickson. Bottom: Debbie Cournoyea, Sue Larson, Shannon Pogreba 7 Varsity Cheerleaders get spirit going at pepfest 8 B-squad Hockey Cheerleaders: Top: Terri Alexander Middle: Patti Paulino, Kris Cohoes. Bottom Julie Arneson 94 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 95 7 8 96 Rangerettes and Cheerleaders Pepfest participants direct school spirit Morale and spirit are an important part of the smooth workings of a school. Two of the school organizations are primarily in the “spirit business.” They are the cheerleaders and the Rangerettes. Rangerettes add a vital part to the spirit of the school performing at halftimes for basketball, football and wrestling games. They also danced at the state tournaments and took third place in danceline competition. 9 6 1. Dave Leckie and Jeff Reimann participate in a mock meet for the wrestling pepfest. 2. Three A-Squad cheerleaders wait to get the signal to start a Ranger cheer 3 B-Squad cheerleaders show the crowd how a good cneer is done. 4. Linda Atkins and Michelle Moyer kick to the beat of the music. 5. Sophomore Football Cheerleaders, Front Row: Sue Larson Middle Row Julie Rodgers, Kris Cohoes, Jill Heck. Back Row: Connie Geske, Laurie Marier. Patty Keis 6 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Front Row: Jordene Johnson, Linda Kult, Ann Linz Back Row: Laurie Olson, Sue Delmedico, Donna Burke. 7. B-Squad cheerleaders fall out in order for another Ranger cheer as the A- Squad watches 8 Rangerettes, Front Row Barb Crist. Beth Hagert Second Row: Jan Lott. Michelle Moyer. Jane Lott, Dawn Barrett Lying: Genyi Lott. Back Row: Mary Bell, Debbie Merrill, Jeanne Janitschke. 9. Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders, Front Row: Joni Wavrin Middle Row: Peggy Paulino, Julie Rodgers, Jill Heck. Top Patty Keis. Cheerleaders 97 6 7 98 Cross Country Cross Country Marathon Men and Women All the miles the Cross Country team ran this summer really paid off. The team was the largest in the history of Forest Lake, with thirty-five runners. Led by captains Randy Haus and Matt Moraczewski, the boys' team was runner-up at the Ranger Invitational. They also placed third in the conference and eighth in the regions. The girls' team was led by Dawn Marsh and Sherri Siniff. The team took home first place trophies f. om the Ranger Invitational and Elk River Invitational and were second in the conference led by Peggy Paulino, who won her race. Overall, the girls placed fifth in the Regions. For the first time ever, the Cross Country team sent two runners to the state meet. Senior Ray James qualified by placing fifth and sophomore Peggy Paulino by placing second in the Regions. At state competition, James finished 92nd and Paulino grabbed 31st place. 1. Ray James is leading the pack. 2. Jim Ramacier studies to pass his opponent. 3 Running hard are Rangers Patrice Lallier and Toni Haus. 4 Chad Rugroden running strong. 5. Sophomore Toni Haus gets a little added support from Dawn Gudmundson. 6. Peggy Paulino earns her reward for an outstanding job. 7. Dan Kelly outruns a pioneer runner. Cross Country 99 100 Girls’Tennis Always improving is girls’ tennis Each year the girls’ tennis team continues to show improvement. Despite poor weather during the beginning of the 1979 tennis season, the team displayed assurance and poise. In each of their matches, each team member strived to play their best with such devotion paying off for Jean Gunderson, who was voted most valuable player, and for the team of Marie Paulson and Mary Brusy, who received honors as the most improved. Practices started with a half hour warm up including a long run. After the exercise period, the team would get to their game with coaches providing instruction and advice for improvement. Early morning practices and a winning desire were strong attributes of this year's team which worked to not only improve the members’ tennis skills, but also their sense of personal accomplishment. 102 Soccer Many kicks are at FLHS ' This was the fifth year for soccer in Forest Lake. For the past four years, efforts have been made to include soccer as an official inter-scholastic sport, however, as yet these efforts have not been successful and soccer remains on an intermural basis at Forest Lake Senior High. Forest Lake’s scrimmage record for the season was no wins and four losses. Although the team was not the final winner in its competitions with other schools, each game was an exciting match. In the first scrimmage, Forest Lake lead 1 -0 for three quarters before giving up three late goals to lose 2-3. In the home-away series versus Marshall University High, the team lost 2-5 at home, then were beaten 1-3 in a see-saw battle. In perhaps the most exciting match the soccer team shut-out Minneapolis West before they tied it with seven minutes remaining at 1 -1. Then, with 40 seconds left in the second overtime period, the ball found the net and West edged Forest Lake 1-2. As one of the most popular sports in the world, soccer is here to stay and those who have participated in Forest Lake soccer know why. 5 1. Coach Dettmer misses the block against Jeff Flaherty’s kick. 2. Luke Rylander concentrates to return Wavrin's pass. 3. Jeff Flaherty prepares to intercept the coming ball. 4. Al Keis fires up as Todd Patterson backs off from the fight for the ball. 5. Jeff Steffenson and Jeff Wavrin pass the ball to build coordination. Soccer 103 Continual court action means volleyball The win loss record for the 1979 volleyball team was an up and down seesaw The conference record was 5-4, non-conference 3-2, invitational record was 3-3, regional record 0-1, with the overall record at 11-10 Team members with the highest percentages of successful serves include Dina Kemnitz, Ann Schumacher and Cathy Collyard. High scorers were Cathy Collyard, Sue Beattie, Brenda Boleen, Joyce Wistrcill, and Dina Kemitz. 2 3 104 Volleyball 1 Mindy Briggs and Terri Gort watch the return slip past opponents. 2. Opponents attempt to score on the Ranger team. 3. Sue Beattie serves for another Ranger point. 4. The coach and team get into the Ranger action. 5. Mindy Briggs listens intently to Coach Paulson s advice for the Ranger plan of attack. 6. Julianne Schrom ready for the return of an opponent's serve. Volleyball 105 106 Football Wrangling Rangers battle on gridiron This year’s football team finished the season with a 3-6 record. The inexperience of the players is the most likely reason for the 3-6 record according to Coach Anderson. The team produced six All-North Suburban conference players. Defensive back Mike Yuronich, junior, and defensive tackle Roy Elsenpeter, senior, were both first team all-conference. Named honorable mention were Jim Henrichsen, Stu Smith, Pat Daninger, and Rick Schwab. Perhaps the most remembered game was our Homecoming when in overtime the Rangers beat the Moundsview Mustangs 14-13. 1 Kevin Halvorson, Rick Schwab and Brian Nieland urge the Rangers on to a victory. 2. Rangers huddle to plan the next play towards victory. 3 Coach Anderson explains plays during halftime 4. Rick Bruner gets the ball off before the sack. 5. Don Johnson and Jim Friend use their Ranger power to stop the defense from getting the kicker. 6. Letting his enthusiasm show is Jim Friend. 7. Ranger dives to stop Coon Rapid s Cardinal. 8. Stu Smith leads the Rangers on the field. 7 Football 107 1 108 Fall Teams The many faces of fall athletics 2 1. Varsity Football, Front Row; Bill Smallidge, Roger Pikus, Kurt Leason, Scott Robinson, John Hanley, Mark Kasma, Scott Kohls, Stu Smith, John Distler, Roy Elsenpeter, Tim Henderson, Jhon Wlaschin, Rick Moore. Second Row:John Cardinal, Mark Kahler, Chuck LaRoche, Wayne Bowker, Dan Lingren, Brian Nieland, Joel Nelson, Jeff Miller, Tom Houle, Steve Davis, Pat Spence, Kevin Johnson, Brad Werth, Pat Hovland, Chuck Magnuson. Third Row: Coach Roy Henlin, Tracey Smith, Tom Hanson, Scott Finley, Gary Jeans, Greg Lorenze, Jay Mader, Dave Winberg, Mike Schaffer, Rick Bruner, Greg Gruett, Pat Daninger, Rick Schwab, Coach John Lautigar, Mike Manders, Coach Bob Rowbotham. Back Row: Coach Rick Anderson, John Koch, Ken Coyer, Mike Yuronich, John Whittacher, Kevin Navin, Clyde Fulks, John Anderson, Craig Thiry, John Motschenbacher, Jim Friend, Scott Dingman, Kevin Halvorson, Dan Johnson, Tod Jaeger, Randy Parker, Mike Clemens, Coach Johnson. 2 B-Squad Football, Front flow. Todd Dubay, Jacques Johnson, John Wistrcill, Bill Wolner, Larry Peterson, Steve Baland, Karlo Groeneweg, Jeff Kolsted, Troy Hall. Don Berger, Steve Booth. Second Row: Tim Ohmann, John Grund, Johann Piekert, Mike Davis, Mike Finley, Carl Parker, Randie Schwab, Jeff Windberg, Joe Friel, Tim Gort, Gary Kosman, Todd Nave, Scott Harelson, Mark Werth, Dave Schultz. Third Row: Coach Tim Herman, John Bernier, Tyrone Johannes, John Joachim, Greg Rudisill, Jay Nelson, Greg Breske, Tal Grabella, Randy Kirk, Jeff Johnson, Rick Beck, Neal Kohler, Tom Haseltine, Joel Hansen, Tom Zanosko, Coach Stan Motschenbacher. 3. Girls Tennis, Front Row: Laura Johanson, Debbie Pruett, Beth Hathaway, Anna Motschenbacher, Kathy Paulson, Marci Waataja, Roxanne Wizik. Second flow. Coach Charles Chalberg, Jill Johnson, Denise Rau, Sharon Helfrich, Patty Statchel, Kelly Holl, Debbie Niessen, Mary Kae Summers, Kris Halvorson, Vera Meyers, Coach Sally Irvine. Third Row Jane Foils, Marie Paulson, Mary Purdie, Jean Gunderson, Jayne Gunderson, Mona Anderson, Mary Balzart, Julie Jolsen, Mary Berge. Doree Jacobson, Jody Frederickson. Fall Teams 109 1 Junior Varsity Volleyball, Front Row: Donna Burke, Penny Carlson, Jodi Bremer, Sue Muellner, Becki Peterson, Madonna Pohl Back Row Karry Mack, Kris McKenzie, Mary Jo Schaeffer, Pauline Wallraff, Theresa Clemens, Anne Tessier, Ruth Eide, Coach Dave Orren. 2. Varsity Volleyball, Front Row: Kim Killian, Coach Joan Paulson, Coach Dave Orren. Back Row: Mindy Briggs, Brenda Boleen, Terri Gort, Sue Beattie, Lori Lamprecht, Joyce Wistrcill. Ann Schumacher, Cindy Nordin, Michelle Chenowith, Cathy Collyard, Dina Kemnitz, Diane Marier. 110 Fall Teams 1. Squad Volleyball, Front Row: Donna Bodine, Rondi Kellerhuis, Terri Alexander, Julie Arneson, Lisa Adams, Diane Dickey, Sue Petersen. Mary Jeans, Dana Marg. Second Row: Kim Killian, Patty Paulino, Nancy Colman, Joni Wavrin, Jean Wilcox, Sherry Johnson, Karen Kazmierczak, Vicki Bulow, Diana Hulsman. Denise Daninger. Third Row: Coach Judy Dittberner, Jill Nelson, Lisa Schmitt, Shari Anderson, Deanna Poff, Steph Woog, Helen Hawkinson, Shelly Amundsen, Mary Svec, Coach Kathy Briguet. 2. Cross Country, Front Row Ray James, Cary Johannsen, Tom Palokangas. Randy Haus. Matt Moraczewski, Coach Bob Fedderly. Second Row: Cheryl Templton, Lisa Rogers, Debbie Wettschreck, Michelle Grundhofer, Connie Haus, Connie Westegren. Tammy Krech. Katie Paffendorf. Lynette Lallier. Tim Pratt, Chuck Swenson. Third Row: Chad Rugroden, Tom Scanlon, Mike Ash, Brian Empy, Nate Schoberg, John Munday, Wade Krinke, Dawn Marsh, Tom Haus. Sherri Siniff, Dawn Gudmunson, Peggy Paulino, Patrice Lallier Fall Teams 111 Forest Lake hockey scores big “The Forest Lake Senior High hockey team is looking very good this year,” states coach Doug Peltier. Under the leadership of Brian McLaughin and Jim Henrichsen, the team beat Ramsey and Kellogg for the first time in the history of the hockey program. Sophomore Duke Remitz, goaltender, provided the team with more strength than ever before. Thanks to the added skill and strength the team will make it to the top. 112 Hockey 1 'iPC‘ ns-' 1. Brad Werth battles to get the loose puck. 2 A Ranger iceman tries to outmaneuver Anoka defensemen. 3. Another save by our Ranger goalie. 4. 1 DukeRemitz cautiously guards goal. 5. Kris Cohoes, along with Ranger fans, cheers on the mighty Rangers. 6. Mr. Mikolajezyk gives instructions to the waiting defensemen. 7. As the National Anthem plays, Ranger icemen concentrate on the upcoming game. 8. Jeff Berglund carefully plans his strategy Hockey 113 A graceful, precise art With returning letter winners Linda Ensrud, Sue Burke, and Wendy Forester, the gymnastic team continued to develop their skills throughout the 1980 season. To succeed in gymnastics, an individual must train for hours, always striving to perfect their special routines. As both an individual and team competition, FLHS was well represented by our dedicated gymnastics team throughout the 1980 season. 114 Girls’ Gymnastics 1 Mary Purdie performs for the judges 2 Making her dismount is Toni Haus. 3 Coach Nelson watches for rough areas in the girls performances 4 A difficult stunt looks easy 5 Becky Lanahan shows her skill on the balance beam. 6. Vaulting takes keen timing to do well. 7. Toni Haus ends her performance but missed the mat. 8. Linda Ensrud gracefully exhibits her talent. Girls'Gymnastics 115 Grapplers make their move 3 This year's wrestling team developed very fast throughout the year and became a team that worked very well together. This year’s captains Jeff Reiman, Dave Gustafson and Randy Haus became important team leaders during the season. Under these captains some outstanding wrestlers emerged, including Dave Aim, Rick Schwab and Dave Leckie. Rick Shuster will be remembered as one of the most improved team members during the season. Meets included not only conference competitions, but also the Forest Lake Invitational in December and a trip to Grand Rapids during January. Under the direction of coaches Bob Dettmer, Tom Pogreba and John Reiman, FLHS can be proud of their wrestling team. I. This Ranger is striving hard for a take down. 2 Rick Shuster fighting vigorously for his pin. 3. Another noble try for the Rangers. 4. Johann Piekert readies for his reversal 5. Ranger's team goes wild after another victory! 6 Joe LaBelle rests after a hard match. 7 The wrestlers battle it out for points. 8. Pushing his man for a pin is Joe LaBelle 9 Our mighty Rangers go for another take down 10 Another close pin! II. Dave Leckie waits for the referee to call the pin. 10 Wrestling 117 Girls’ basketball... a team effort This year’s Girls’ Basketball team has had a good season. The team realized they would have to pull together and work for an active and winning record. This was accomplished, but only through hard work and the desire for a good team that can work as a unit and win together. 1. The ball is a real steal as a Ranger takes a chance. 2. Keeping the other team on the run is tricky business. 3 A long throw is executed by Jill Nelson. 4 A disagreement halts action on the court 5. A Ranger keeps the ball in her possession. 6 Making a solid catch is Jill Nelson 7. A jump ball starts the court action 8 Jill Nelson takes a chance to sink a basket. 9. Moving the ball down the court takes speed 118 Girls'Basketball 120 Boys'Basketball Teamwork leads to a satisfying effort Boys’ basketball started out the year with only one returning letter winner, Scott Kohls. After a few difficulties at the beginning of the year the team shaped up and started playing like a real team out to win. This only came about after some very hard work to become a unified group of people who always worked towards a common team effort. 1. In the game Rangers vs Moundsview, Jim Jorgenson is enticed with a tip off. 2 A desperate attempt was made to gain control over the ball. 3. David Matuseski shows a lot of effort when he reaches for the ball 4 Another victorious attempt of the Rangers to recover the ball 5. A jump ball including Greg Bower. 6. Take a break when you can. 7. Bucketmen attempt a shot. Boys’Basketball 121 Spirit-filled Rangers 1. Varsity Wrestling, Front Row: Dan Aim, Brian Empey, Gary Jeans, Randy Haus, Mark Fredrickson. Garrett Shepard. Joe LaBelle. Greg Gruit. Second Row: Coach Bob Dettmer. Steve Fritz. Vaugh Scheunemann, Mike Manders. Rick Schuster. Dave Leckie. Rick Schwab. Jeff Reiman, Rick Larson. Mark Kohler, Jeff Dabe. Coach John Reiman, Coach Tom Pogreba. 2 Gymnastics, Front Row: Mary Purdie, Julie Dent. Sherri Fischer. Laura Marier. Sarah Houle. Betsy Jeans. Sue Burke, Linda Ensrud. Jane Feils, Sue LaMere. Becky Lanahan Second Row: Coach Julie Nelson, Lisa Schmitt. Toni Haus. Rochelle Cull, Connie Geske. Wendy Forester, Michelle Sempel. Jane Dickey, Karen Savela, Coach Dave Blasko. 3. Hockey, Front Row John Grund, Bob Frogner, Joe Jasicki, Ron Renard, Mark Werth. Mike Ostertag, Bill 122 Winter Teams team up Kroska, Ted Manchene. Second Row: Duke Remitz, Jeff Berglund, Doug Evgen, Jim Hendrichsen, Brian McLauglin, Brad Werth, Nick Lindeberg, Dan Urie. Third Row: Coach Peltier. Tom Ferrazzi. Mark Kasma. Tim Henderson, Matt Marx, Murry Rudisill, Tal Graville, John Motchenbacher, Mark Zaruba, Phil Ferrazzi, Joe Friel, Coach Fedderly, Coach Mikolycheck. 4 B Squad Wrestling, Front Row: Jerry Schmidt, Bob Menne, Bob Jeans, Kevin Osterbauer, Mike Thompson, Bart Goldeman, Norm Koss, Dave Schleicher. Ed Lipp, Greg Gruett. Back Row: Coach Bob Dettmer, Mark Chilson, Fred Forthuber, Tim Gort, Scott Haroldson, Todd Nave, Tom Haseltine, Tim Mansmith. Jeff Winberg, Rich Larson, Johann Pelkert, Mark Kohler, Jeff Dabe, Coach Tom Pogreba, Coach John Reiman. Winter Teams 123 Forest Lake Rangers 1 1. Boy� Basketball, A” Squad: Derek Steffenson, Butch Meyman, Paul Rache, Rich Moore, Wayne Bowker, John Olson, Jeff Miller, Dan Erickson, Dave Matuseski, Scott Kohls, Rick Bruner, Pat Spence, Brian Kopp. Randy Parker, Tony Nelson, Dennis Goiffon. Scott Renard, Coaches Chuck Anderson, Steve.Mahoney 2 Girls Basketball “A” Squad: Front Row: Karry Mack, Sandy Kohler, Sue Olson. Debbie Herges, Diane Olson, Denise Daninger. Back Row: Coach Chalberg, Ann Schumacher. Pam Aho, Sarah Hagman, Jill Nelson, Joyce Wistrcill, 124 Winter Teams Show true team colors Cindy Nordin, Eva Weidenhaijn, Coach Gunderson. 3 Boys Basketball B Squad: Derek Steffenson, Dennis Goiffon, Rusty Hill, Mark Endrizzi, Brian Kopp, Dan Erickson, Rick Bruner, Randy Parker, Tony Nelson, Dave Goldeman, Scott Renard, Coach Anderson. 4. Girls Basketball “B” Squad, Front Row: Gwen McClain, Sherry Johnson, Lisa Feldt, Sue Larson, Mary Svec. Back Row: Lisa Herges, Sheila Nimis, Dawn Quigley, Wendy LaRoque, Therese Johnson, Coach Chalberg. Winter Teams 125 Sharon Adams Wanda Alcock Scott Aldentaler Robin Aim Doreen Anderson Kathie Anderson Kent Anderson Lenore Anderson Loren Anderson 128 Seniors class in 1980 Shari Anderson Steve Anderson Shawn Asquith Michelle Anderson Romona Anderson Robert Anderson Linda Atkins Bruce Bairaktaris Jeff Baker Lynda Banta Betsy Bartlett Steve Beattie Susan Beattie Deborah Berg Christey Berglund Seniors 129 Parking lot speed bumps remodel many cars Jeffrey Berglund Lori Black Alan Boettcher Richard Bohnen Brenda Boleen Cheryl Booth Melody Born Dan Bothman Tamera Bourgoin Wayne Bowker Gregory Boyce 1. Mr Howe and Roger Humphrey work side by side. 2. A view from the outside into a classroom. 2 130 Seniors Dean Cameron Laurie Carleton Guy Carlson Tomiann Caron David Caroon Carolyn Cartier Seniors 131 Seniors don maroon and gold Greg Cary Michelle Chenoweth Robert Childers Mark Chilson Rita Clausen Kathleen Costello Beth Cree Lynn Crouse 1. Brad Werth finds an interesting point in his notes. 2. Dave Westergren, one of the many students interested in mechanics. Dianne Cummings Tamara Dabe Michael Dambowy 132 Seniors Kathy Davis Steve Davis Connie Degendorfer Amy DeGaven Frank Dielke Tony DelMedico Jane Dickey Kellie Dill Dean Dimmen Seniors 133 Many experience mixed emotions 1 Safety glasses and protective goggles are a must in shop classes as demonstrated by Joe Grier. 2. Lunch isn't only for eating, it's for talking, says Shelly Rierman. Diana Distler John Distler Laurie Dittbrenner Joan Dittmar Robin Doege David Dunbar Scott Dupslaff Shelly Ecklund Julie Eichinger 134 Seniors as the graduation date approaches Mark Elkins Gregory Elmquist Roy Elsenpeter Linda Engstrom Linda Ensrud Krista Erickson Mershawn Erickson Kim Erzar Cheryl Esberg Allan Essen Doug Evgen Lance Faber Dean Faymoville Susan Fedje Kathleen Ferraro 135 Seniors Mark Fredrickson Steve Fritz Jess Gajeski Joseph Finger Julie Fischer Jeff Flaherty Tracey Flermoen Gretchen Flint Mike Flint Lisa Frechette Tracy Genin Denise Goiffon John Goodrich 136 Seniors Seniors explore wide variety of career choices Dawn Gudmundson Jean Gunderson Dave Gustafson Thomas Gorka Terri Gort Larry Granberg Julia Greathouse Keith Groeneweg Gregory Groess Shawn Groshens Gregg Grubbs Michelle Grundhofer Kenneth Gutsen 1. Philip Jannsen, Ruth Eide, and Connie Degendorfer concentrate on their concert music in band. 2 Robin Peltier poses for official Guys and Dolls portrait. Seniors 137 Many students use MOIS John Hallberg Michael Halvorsen John Hanley Michael Hanson Paula Harrington Connie Haus Randy Haus Christopher Hawley Linda Hawley Julie Heck Paul Helin Timothy Henderson Jim Henrichsen Deborah Herbst Deborah Herges 138 Seniors computer to explore career options Roger Humphrey Brenda Husfeldt Katherine lannelli Melanie Hoff Sarah Houle Thomas Houle Victoria Houle Patrick Hovland Candy Hummel 1 Dave Schams, Steve Davis and Steve Williamson stay calm while in line to give blood 2 Another electronic aid is used by Michelle Grundhofer 3 Preparing bags for the blood drive is Mary Purdie Seniors 139 1 Many students struggle over homework in the library. 2. Michelle Grundhofer proves that giving blood is really very easy. i Michael Immel Raymond James Phillip Janssen Dawn Jarosiewicz Julie Jasicki Gregory Jellum Deborah Jensen Karen Jensen Cary Johansen Craig Johnson 140 Seniors The pressures of school and jobs are unavoidable Kellie Johnson Kevin Johnson Paul Johnson Doreen Johnson Jody Johnson Jordene Johnson Scott Johnson Janet Jones Cindy Kaase Robin Kangas Mark Kasma Joseph Kasper Nancy Keilen Daniel Kelly Viann Kelly Seniors 141 Senior portraits, graduation announcements Vicki Kirk Daniel Kling Janice Klingbeil Lynn Koch Mary Koch Steve Kohler Scott Kohls Colleen Kopp David Koppy Lisa Kranick Robert Krasky Tamara Krech 142 Seniors ► and open houses are memories of 1980 class Wade Krinke Linda Kult Joe LaBelle Suzzanne LaMere Lori Lamprecht 1. Kathy Wright. President of the choir, leads warmups. 2. Shop is a popular class to those mechanically inclined Brian Lang Carla Lange Regina Laroche John Larson Richard Larson Curtis Leason Seniors 143 Many FLHS students who are over 17 Mike Lind Nick Lindeberg Cynthia Lindholm David Leckie Lori Leonard Nanci Leslie Jacquelin LeVesseur Leslie Lewis Jane Lichscheidl participate in third annual Blood Drive Nancy Long Genyi Lott Wayne Lund Lori Lundeen Randall Lunder Charles Magnuson Michelle Malm Darlene Marier Diane Marier Dawn Marsh Matthew Marx 1. Mary Zweirs listens intently while being instructed. 2. Checking on her creation is Cathy Schlangen. Seniors 145 Seniors make a last minute count Andrea Matiatos Paul Mayhew Todd Mayo Robert McChesney Jeffrey McKenzie Brian McLaughlin Kitty McMahon Debra Merrill Butch Meyman Karen Michaud Daniel Miller Jeffrey Miller 146 Seniors Richard Moore Sheryl Moorhouse Matthew Moraczewski Dee Ann Mork Rosemarie Morley Marlow Moseng Mary Murphy Joel Nelson Seniors 147 1. Al Thorp discovers that cooking isn’t all that bad. 2. Dee Ann Mork gets her blood pressure taken as part of the preparation for giving blood 3. Sue Beattie laughs as Roy Elsenpeter contemplates the humor of it. Kerry Neumann Diane Niederkorn Brian Nieland Shirley Noreen Lisa Novak Ursula Nummi 148 Seniors moving away from Forest Lake next year Charles Olson Curtis Olson Diane Olson Casey Nygren Jennifer O’Gary Burnell Olson Ginger Olson John Olson Kenneth Olson Steve Olson Susan Olson Loren Osterbauer Carrie Otto Connie Otto Randy Paggen Seniors 149 Todd Patterson Matthew Paul Laurie Peloquin Tom Pepin Donn Pepper Rita Perrault Michael Peterson Steven Peterson Christine Pfleger Kit Philippi Roger Pikus Penny Plain 150 Seniors ACT and SAT tests occupy Saturday mornings Mark Pogose Timothy Powers Jeff Proulx John Proulx Mary Purdie Rita Rainer Connie Rasmussen Robert Reece Brian Reeder Mark Reese Jeff Reiman Mark Renard Michelle Riermann RoseAnn Riopel Scott Robinson Nelda Rodriguez Murray Rudisill Tom Ruggles Luke Rylander Stephen Sahlin James Sampson 152 Seniors Ever increasing prices hurt student finances David Schams Beverly Scharpen Brenda Schellin Mary Sargeant Christine Sather Elizabeth Schaab Cathy Schlangen Racheal Schliesing Gerald Schmidt Laurie Schmitt Robert Schrom Charles Schultz Dale Schultz Teresita Schultz Ann Schumacher Seniors 153 Jonell Sherwood Richard Shuster Randall Simonson Sherri Siniff William Smallidge Stuart Smith 154 Seniors for FLHS seniors to vote Mark Sternberg Dana Stevens Karlene Stevermer Pamela Smuda Peggy Solem George Sorenson Patrick Spence Ron Stace Jeff Steffenson 1. Kozo enjoys a meal prepared in foods class. 2. Melody Born uses a transcribing machine as part of the office machines class. Seniors 155 Kenny Straka Elizabeth Strand Ward Struble Marcianne Svec Diana Swanson Senior team members become Donna Tauer Chris Taylor Linda Taylor Darla Teel Cheryl Templeton Bret Thiele 156 Seniors Sharon Thomasen Timothy Thompson Alan Thorp Denise Tisdale Rebecca Trimble Kim Tubridy Dan Urie Janie Vanderlind Richard Verner leaders in athletics at FLHS Daniel Vierling David Vornbrock 1 Rose Ann Ripoel concentrates on the task before her 2. Pensive moment shared by Regina LaRoche Seniors 157 A movie and a hamburger are common Micheal Walker Charles Wallraff Jeff Wavrin Beth Weeks Mark Wehner Eva Weidenhaijn Bradley Werth Jacquelin West Connie Westergren David Westergren Robert Westermann Debbie Wettschreck Robin Wilhelmi Steven Williamson Jhon Wlaschin 158 Seniors 1. Just before the bell rings class work stops for Sue Underdahl, Mike Halvorson and Mark Sternberg 2. Karen Jensen and David Westergren talk over a question. 3. Shirley Noreen poses for the camera. Seniors 159 Junior class council works hard to Kristi Aadland Linda Abbott Katherine Absey Pam Aho Dan Aim Dan Anderson John Anderson Kristy Anderson Michelle Anderson Noreen Anderson Rick Anderson Sherry Anderson Swan Anderson Tim Arsenal Michael Ash Mary Balzart Bruce Banta Patrick Barkeim Dawn Barrett Karen Barrott Sandra Bathurst Jeffrey Bauman Tresa Becker Tammie Beckman Mary Bell Brian Benoy Cynthia Bensrud Mary Berge Jeffrey Berger Terry Bergeron Anthony Bergerson Lori Berglund Christine Bergman Deanna Bestlund John Bever Bonnie Blackledge Patricia Blouin Michael Boerner Susan Boesel Caroline Bogel Gregory Boleen Kimberly Bond Stephen Boorsma Jacquelin Borash Cynthia Bowersox 160 Juniors plan 1980 prom Jodi Bremer Mindy Briggs Joann Briscoe Lance Brown Wendy Bruchez Rick Bruner Jeff Bucher Rochelle Buhl Susanna Bradshaw Scott Branson 1. Deanne Marsh is in a state of awe as she listens in class 2. Keith McKenzie works on his project in the metal shop Robin Boyd Greg Bradshaw Thomas Bunn Donna Burke Michael Busch Todd Buske John Cardinal Kelly Carlson Paula Carlson Penny Carlson Lori Charpentier Tracy Chelmo Glenda Chilson Robert Christensen Scott Christensen Michael Clemens Theresa Clemens Cathryne Collyard Kelli Comstock Annette Corwin James Coxon Kenneth Coyer David Crawford Barbara Crist Duane Crohn Anthony Cubus Robert Culp Jeffery Dabe Carolyn Dahlberg Keith Dalluhn Pat Daninger Tom Davis Juniors 161 Juniors enjoy 1980 but look Paul Deal Susan DelMedico Denise Dewall Fonda Diemert Scott Dingman Terrie Dirks Jeff Dittbrenner Gerald Doege Robert Doerr Daniel Doherty Mary Donohue Edward Dow Julie Drolson Jeanette Dubay Robin Dunbar Micheal Dupre Teresaa Eckdahl Ruth Eide Wendy Ekvall Brian Empey Mark Endrizzi Kim Engberg Wendy Engel Scott Ensrud Daniel Erickson Becky Erickson Yvonne Erickson Ellen Erkenbrack Gene Erzar Debra Evgen James Farnham Christopher Faymoville David Faymoville Daniel Ferderer Thomas Ferrazzi Scott Findlay Sherry Fischer Rosemary Flesvig John Flipse Dan Flohr Cynthia Forrest Wendy Forster Deborah Fowler Bradley Frenning Susan Friel Jim Friend 2 162 Juniors 1. Looking forward to an appetizing mouthful, Cathy Matske eats her lunch. 2. With the intent to do her best, Mardi Muller takes to the books. Scott Fritz Ruth Frost Clyde Fulks David Gabrielson Shanon Garrison Stefan i Gaspord David Gausman Brad Gauvin Heidi Genin Michelle Germain Craig Gilbertson Melody Gillespie forward to their senior year Philip Gilman Dennis Goiffon Randy Gordon Tim Granna David Green Jane Green Martha Greene Debra Greener Christine Grossman Greg Gruett Jeffrey Gubash Jenniffer Gubash Kimberly Gudmundson Jayne Gunderson Debra Gustafson Steven Gustafson Douglas Hallin Kevin Halvorson Kristin Halvorsen Mike Hamernick Robert Hanrahan Bradley Hansen Tom Hanson Bryan Hardel Juniors 163 A new drivers license Anne Hinrichs Dame! Hinrichsen Kimberly Hintz Daniel Hodges Theresa Hodges Michael Hoffman Tina Harrington Steven Hastings Maribeth Hathaway Karen Havens Linda Heath Donald Heaton Annette Heinze Sharon Helfrich Kevin Hendricks Timmy Hengel Pamela Hess Russel Hill Kelly Holl Joel Hollihan Rita Hollihan Kim Holmes Glenn Hoppe Laurie Houle Kathleen Hunting Brent Husfeldt Joseph Husnik Jeffrey Jackson Pamela Jacobs Doree Jacobsen Susan Janu Mark Jarosiewicz Bob Jeans Gary Jeans Tori Jelmberg Jeffery Jensen 1. Ruth Frost works with children at the day care center as a part of her child care class 2. Another boring lunch eaten by Keith McKenzie and Randy Lunder. 164 Juniors James Johnson Kent Johnson Linda Johnson Melody Johnson Scott Johnson Teri Johnson Thomas Johnson William Johnson Cary Jolly Dennis Kalsnes Christopher Kane Denise Kaufer Albert Keis James Keller Dina Kemmtz Kurt Kiffmeyer John Koalska Thomas Koch Mark Kohler Sherrie Kohler Brian Kopp Kathryn Kroonblawd James Kroska Sharon Kubes Joseph LaCasse Patrice L'Allier Bechy Lanahan Scott Lane Benjamin Lange Charles LaRoche Bradley Larson Kirk Larson Lisa Larson Richard Larson Dan Lasch Byron Leason Juniors 165 Unscheduled 1. One of many math students do their math assignments 2 A sixth hour fire alarm forces students into the cold. 3. Varsity band practices in the auditorium for their winter concert. Linanne Legus Linda Lehmann Laurie Lemke Diana Lenz Jeanine Lenz Kimberlee LeVesseur fire drills plague students and staff Linnea Lewis William Lewis Lisa Lichtscheidl Richard Linz Rick Little Rodger Lockwood David Longton Gregory Lorenz Susan Ludwig Carla Luoto Elaine Lutz Karry Mack James Mader Michael Manders Deanne Marsh Lori Martin Sandra Marx Ronald Matheson Wayne Matheson David Matuseski Lynn Maurer Robert McGrath Kristine McKenzie Keith McKinzie Teresa McLean Scott Mel bye Lisa Menne Mary Michaud Laura Miller Mary Miller Nancy Miller Scott Miller Gerard Miron Jean Moilanen Todd Moon Judy Moore 166 Juniors Susan Muellner Mardi Muller Michael Mulvihill Stacy Myers Kevin Navin Rick Nelson Sandra Nelson Scott Nelson Tony Nelson Bill Niederkorn Deeann Nielsen Debbie Niessen Brenda Noack Tim Noel Cindy Nordin Mark Nordin Tracey O’Brien Laurie Olson Marcee Olson Mary Olson Troy Osterbauer John Ostlund Charles Palokangas Joseph Pantalion Patricia Parent Randall Parker Marie Paulsen Jolene Pearson Donna Peiffer Colleen Peloquin John Peliier Rhonda Pennings Jean Pepin Brian Petermeier Kristi Peters Eric Peterson Juniors 167 John Peterson Rebecca Peterson Theresa Peterson Robert Pfleger Tamara Pogose Madonna Pohl Robert Pratt Monica Prescott Lori Proulx Debbie Pruitt Anita Quamme Karyl Quammen Kathy Quammen Kim Quigley Valerie Quigley David Raatz Paul Rachie Steve Rainer Denise Rau Blair Rawlings Scott Regenauer Julie Reidt Bruce Resch Norman Riedeman Mike Rivard Patti Robinson Lisa Rogers Jane Rosenberger Chad Rugroden Ron Runestrand Charity Saenger Kathy Sandgren Karen Savela Tom Scanlon Mary Jo Schafter Michael Schaffer Daniel Schell Vaughn Scheunemann Justina Schirmer David Schleicher Anne Schlenker Elaine Schliesing Angela Schmidt Roger Schmidt Julianne Schrom 168 Juniors closed lunch policy affects many Cherie Schultz Rick Schwab Dale Schwanke James Schweitzer Kimberely Sebeck Michelle Sempel Cheryl Shalander Garret Shepard Nathan Shoberg Marie Skoog Sherry Slama Susan Smallidge 1. After giving blood Patty Stachel recovers from the faint feeling. 2. The new look in hair is the frizzy's look. 3. Kathy Sandgren works busily at her typing. Lisa Smith Tracy Smith Debra Sodergren Deborah Soebbing Vicki Soebbing Karen Sontag Dennis Spence Daniel Spitzer Gregory St. Martin Steve St Sauver Patty Stachel Lorie Stachowski Craig Stark Ted Steely Fred Steinmann Jean Stoltzman Devlin Stopher Michael Storebo Sherri Straka James Stukel Mary Summers Charles Swenson Scott Syverson Scott Tadych Juniors 169 The after school snack bar provides needed Diedre Taylor Carla Teigland AnneTessier Craig Thiry Kimberly Thoeny Jeffrey Thomas Brenda Thompson Michael Thompson Connie Torp Scott Trainer Barry Trimble Patricia Trombley Kelly Tubridy Ron Tyrrell Dana Underdahl Douglas Urie Nick Valenty Gregory Vanelsberg 170 Juniors refreshment for many studies Bradley Winter Deann Wishon Joyce Wistrcill William Woog Stephanie Young Michael Yuronich Pauline Wallraff Ricky Waxberg Bruce Weber Lynne Weber John Weiss Wendy Welch Laura Wenzel Thomas Wenzel John Whitacre Tim Willcoxen Linda Willette David Winberg 1. Lori Berglund looks upward for direction. 2 Ruth Altmans asks a question of Randy Lunden. 3. A student works at his art project 4. Linda Abbot takes a breath in choir 5 Mike Ash relieves boredom in study hall 6. Ron Matheson and Jeff Flaherty enjoy a good laugh in the library Juniors 171 Interscholastic sports open a new Carol Adams Lisa Adams Terri Alexander Tom Allen Sue Alsaker Michelle Amundsen Allen Anderson Christine Anderson Dan Anderson Erica Anderson Janine Anderson Jenni Anderson Jody Anderson Robert Anderson Sherri Anderson Steve Anderson Terry Anderson Theodore Anderson Jim Antinozzi Julie Arneson Judy Atkins Tammy Avery Erin Babcock Michael Bachman William Bahnemann Steve Baland Christine Ballard Alan Banks Jan Banta Robert Bauer Greg Bauer Richard Beck Ginger Bedient Richard Beeksma John Bell Susan Bell Cindy Benson Nadine Benson Colette Berens Don Berger Heidi Bergman John Bernier 172 Sophomores world for sophomore athletes 1. Caught by the camera students break from study. 2. Enjoying time in the library a student shares a laugh. Joanne Bestland Dan Billman Jeff Bishop Mark Blesener Donna Bodine Steve Booth Dean Boraas Robin Born Darrie Boyce John Boyer Suzanne Brennhofer Gregory Breske Matthew Bridgeman Jennifer Brodtmann James Broker David Brott Brenda Brown Greg Brown Brian Brunfelt Edward Bryant Tamara Bucher Victoria Bulow Todd Campbell Barry Carlson Brenda Carlson Debra Cartier Paul Celusta Michael Chandler Catherine Charais Jeanne Charpentier Brian Chilson Bradley Chouinard John Christenson Chris Clark Ronald Clausen Kathleen Clendenen Sophomores 173 Kristine Cohoes Nancy Coleman Deborah Cournoyea Robert Crawford Lawrence Crouse Rochelle Cull Susan Czeck Lori Daman Denise Daninger Patrick Davies Michael Davis Kimberly DeFlorin Ricky Degendorfer Marie Dent Diane Dickey Kevin Dickman Diana Dill Patricia Distler Brenda Dixon Jeffrey Doerr Elizabeth Dorn Todd Dube Christine Dupre Kelly Eaves Troy Eberhardt Dawn Ecklund Brian Eder Lance Ekvall Mark Emerson Marvin Emerson 1. Another exciting class as shown on the face of this student. 2. Kari Skoog shows her creativity at the potters wheel 174 Sophomores at Forest Lake High School David Flohr Lisa Flor Paul Flor Douglas Ford Scott Forman Diane Forsblade Jim Endrizzi Beth Erickson Brian Erickson Dianne Erickson Karla Erickson Mike Erickson Scott Erickson Bryan Erzar Nicholas Faber Julie Fanger Todd Faymoville Jayne Feils Lisa Feldt Lori Ferraro Philip Ferrazzi Mike Findlay Frank Fischer Maureen Flaherty Fred Forthuber Joel Frechette Jodi Fredrickson Steven Friedman Joel Friel Marvin Fritz Robert Frogner Christine Frounfelter Lisa Fugate Patrick Gabriel Brian Garagiola Alan Garcia Leo Garske Connie Geske Renne Geske Michael Giampolo Dolores Gilbertson Jeffrey Gilman Lynda Glenn Bart Goldeman Kevin Gordon Tim Gort Micheal Granberg Colleen Granger Steve Granna Sara Grapp Tal G ravel le Anne Graves Caree Graves Janice Greathouse Sophomores 175 The class of 1982 arrives Stephen Herges Wayne Herubin Kellie Higgins Douglas Hinrichsen Karlo Groeneweg Thomas Grover John Grund Darcie Guckeen Timothy Gullickson Allen Gunderson Steven Hagelberger Beth Hagert Sara Hagman Troy Hall Becky Hallberg Beth Hallberg John Haluptzok Joy Haluptzok Darla Halvorson Donald Hanold Joel Hansen Terry Hanson Jeff Hanzal Scott Harelson Tammie Harrington Thomas Haseltine Antonia Haus Helen Hawkinson Betsy Haworth Lewis Heaton Jill Heck Jani Hedberg Paul Henry Lisa Herges Michelle Hoff Valerie Hoffman 1 Student Council President, Rosemarie Morley, assists at Blood Drive. 2 Working on school work can be tedious. 2 Richard Holcomb Steven Holmgren Crystal Holt Richard Holtzbauer Lori Hope Linda Hoppe 176 Sophomores at FLHS Francene Houle Lawrence Houle Todd Hudak Annette Hughes Diana Hulsman Gerard Hummel Gordon Hunter Jeffery Hursh David Jacobsen Russell Jones James Jorgenson Steve Juhl Timothy Jung Karen Kazmierczak Patricia Keis Jeanne Janitschke Roxann Janke Andrew Janssen Laurie Janu Joseph Jasicki Mary Jeans Gerald Jensen Larry Jensen Lisa Jensen Steven Jensen John Joachim Tyron Johannes Laura Johansen Jacques Johnson Jeff L. Johnson Jeff N. Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Jill Johnson Karen Johnson Kevin Johnson Koreen Johnson Kurt Johnson Sherry Johnson Therese Johnson Cynthia Keller Rondi Kellerhuis Erin Kertzscher Scott Kieliszewski Kim Killian Jay King Sophomores 177 A “freeze” on classroom Eugene Korska William Kroska Daniel Kujath Darah Kunshier Kimberly Kupfer Lisa Kuznia Jody Kipping Randall Kirk Richard Klingbeil Priscilla Koch Neal Kohler Susan Kohler Bruce Kolberg Jeff Kolstad Jodi Kolstad Gary Kosman Chris Kostroski Lynn Kranick Lynette L’Allier Ronald Landecker Wendy Laroque Susan Larson Susan Larson Kevin Lawrence 1. Tim Hengel takes a last minute look at notes before his exam 2. Group of friends share information in classes. Deborah Leason PaulLenz Eugene Leroux Kathleen Leroux Jamie Lessard Nicholas Lewis Brent Lindeberg Tina Lindstrom Kimberly Lingbeck Kim Linnell Edward Lipp John Locke 178 Sophomores temperatures in 1980 John Lynde Michelle Maas Dean Mabry Corrine Manning Timothy Mansmith Dayna Marg Laura Marier Todd Martin Deeann Mattson Scott Mayhew Bernard McBain Julynn McChesney Gwen McClain Michelle McCool Shawn McEwen Gregory McGuire Penny McLean Kathleen McNamara Ronald McNamara Stephanie Meissner Roxanne Meister Robert Menne Annette Meyers Tom Michaud Renee Mickschl Shelly Mike John Miller Julie Miller Tamara Miller Ted Montean Anna Motschenbacher Renee Motzko Jill Muller John Munday Shawn Murphy Jennifer Myers Sophomores 179 Jill Nelson Kimberly Nelson Terry Ness Denise Nielson Gregory Nimis Sheila Nimis Sondra Noreen Clara Oberg David Och Carol O'Gary Timothy Ohmann Bridget Ohnsorg William Oliviera David Olsen Kim Olsen Judith Olson Kim Olson Lori Olson Shawn O’Mara Todd O’Nell Kevin Osterbauer Michall Ostertag Scott Ostlund Peter Ostrand Julie Owen Victoria Palmer Thomas Palokangas Carl Parker Margaret Paulino Patricia Paulino Kathryn Paulson Johann Piekert Julie Peltier Penny Person 1. Sophomore students listen during American History class. 2. Students get together to look for information. Sue Petersen Angie Peterson 180 Sophomores Deborah Pirrung Deanna Poff Shannon Pogreba Donna Powers Jeffery Pratt Donna Priener Laurie Qualley Sherry Quarnstrom Dawn Quigley Michelle Rafftery James Ramacier Russell Ramsden Sandra Rasmussen Mark Reeder Thomas Reiling Richard Remitz Ron Renard Scott Renard Joni Resch Mark Retica Kaadji Richards Richard Riopel Melissa Rivard Nancy Rodriguez Juli Rogers Jerome Rosengren Julie Ruddy Gregory Rudisill Stephen Sample Michael Same Janet Schaffer Lee Scherer Richard Schilling Brent Schlaeger Jean Schliecher Joe Schmitt Lisa Schmitt Brenda Schroeder Steven Schroeder Sophomores 181 Sophomore introduction: same as always Rita Schuett Cory Schuh Darla Schultz David Schultz Randie Schwab Sandra Schwartz John Schweitzer Robert Schwensen Edith Searby Kimberely Sedlacek Lisa Sedok Shawn Seim Robert Shoberg Janet Shogren Kristen Shogren Robin Siegert Cathy Skoglund Kari Skoog Mark Skoog Bradley Slama Darwin Smith Donald Sorenson Dwayne Sparks Sonia Stace Derek Steffenson Stephen Stegner John Steiner James Stendahl Dennis Stevermer Michael Stierns Kerry Stoeckman John Strandmark Kimberlee Stricklin Theresa Suess Todd Summer Jolene Sunsten Mary Svec Kevin Swaim Tammy Swanson Paul Sward Christine Swenson Larry Swenson Neil Swenson Sue Taube Dawn Thaemert Janet Thomasen Brian Thompson Daniel Timm Delroy Towle Ronald Trombley Kelli Tubbs Shelly Tyler Jeffrey Urmann Gordon VanElsberg 182 Sophomores 1. Ron Renard takes notes as a daily classroom activity. Jeff Vollhaber Marceen Waataja James Westermann Jacquelin Westhoff Denise Westlund P yWetterstrom Lynne Wiberg Karen Wilberg C. Wallace Jeff Walsh Lori Watters Joni Wavrin Daniel Weaver Trisha Weaver David Weeks Susan Weir William Weiss Mark Werth Sandra Wessel Connie Westberg Chris Wilcox Tammy Wilcox Jean Willcocks JoAnne Williams Jenny Williamson Shari Williamson Jeffrey Winberg Barbara Winter Rick Wishon John Wistrcill Roxanne Wizik Teresa Wlaschin Susan Wolff William Wolner Jeffrey Waltman Julie Woodington Stephanie Woog Gina Wright Jeff Yezek Robert Yuronich Thomas Zanosko Mark Zaruba Carol Zeches Debbie Zschokke Sophomores 183 National Pontoon Boats Have you tried it yet at the LARIET CAFE LOUNGE Wyoming Open 7 days a week Live Music every Wed., Fri., and Sat. Good Luck to the Class of '80 Congratulations 1980 Grads Best Wishes for a great future Grundhofer Construction Jerry Grundhofer 12005 165 St. Marine on St. Croix 433-5181 Congratulations Class of '80 Congratulations Class of '80 Ben Franklin We bring variety to Life 69 N. Lake St. Forest Lake 464 2661 Forest Lake Insurance Agency Best wishes to the class of '80 Agents: Dean McGowan Joanne Aurandt Karen Aim Yvonne Holmes Angus McKay Congratulations Class of '80 THE YELLOW P.l S CIlILCRUrS SHOPPE Complete line of clothing for infants, children and teens The Seven No. Lake St. 464 4251 Forest Lake, MN 55025 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 Harold's Shoes Visit our all new locker room featuring: Nike, Adiddas, Tiger, Puma and Converse Downtown Forest Lake Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT 464-3356 JOHN MORLEY 146 N. Lake St. FOREST LAKE, MN. WHERE AMERICA SHOPS Bill Novak THE DEAL MAKIN’ MAN SAYS, Congratulations to the class of '80 NOVAK 620 N. Lake Forest Lake, Mn. 464-5612 PONTIAC BUICK EE23trucks We never met a deal we couldn’t beat Hart Snyder Drug 107 N.Lake Downtown Forest Lake 810 S. Lake Lake Shoppes Forest Lake Congratulations Seniors The Photographers Highway 8 East Forest Lake Lindstrom Best of Luck Class of 1980 Duncan Chiropractic Health Center 719 West Broadway Forest Lake, Minn. USA 55025 612 464 4199 ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP WHAT YOU ARE ... TO BECOME WHAT YOU CAN BE? Become a chiropractor and join the renaissance of life. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980! The doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and the cause and prevention of disease. — Thomas A. Edison Eat Fast at Stewies Stewies Submarine Sandwiches sttat! BANK m m 4% m fl Best Wishes Seniors First State Bank Wyoming, MN 55092 Your Friendly Full Service Bank COIOMU S A NOUS IKIH jfeii Kentucky Fn'ed We Cater to ' Chicken Your Needs 7T Best of Luck Seniors 1232 W. Broadway 464 2225 -ciUnke j-oocIa 840 So. £ake St. %oreM £cxke, 9??«. 55025 Zel. 612-464-7343 Sue Beattie Rich Bohnen Steve Davis Chris Hawley Wade Krinke Mike Lind Shelly Malm Rick Moore Donn Pepper Jo Sherwood 0 eu §chool O, A I See You Driving School 464-7310 4 • B tt E4AHUIERG Congratulations Class of 1980 MARINE tn-n. Quon Yee Restaurant 19 S. Lake St. Forest Lake Phone 464 2433 Cocktail and Banquet room Carry out service Fashions for young men and women A64IMELICN JkOCMEANTmc. See us for the finest in Hair Design Call today 464 6588 Congratulations Forest Lake graduates §chool See You Driving School 464 7310 21400 Forest Blvd. N. — Junction of Highways 97 and 61 — Forest Lake, Minnesota 55025 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 When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the dosed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. Alexander Graham Bell Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '80 from LAKES RADIO 956 So. Lake St. Forest Lake 464 7383 Hours — Sun. through Thurs. I I a.m. I a.m. Fri. and Sat. Lake Office Equipment 49 N. Lake St. Forest Lake 464 2646 Good Luck to the Class of'80 Country Living Supply Wyoming 462 4224 Congratulations Class of '80 ROLSETH DRUG Best Wishes Seniors 1207 West Broadway Forest Lake | 464 5675 iH 95 North Lake Forest Lake 464-2114 Burner Clief open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours ■ open open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours c 1 o h 3 2 3 2 a c I % Congratulations 1980 FLHS Graduates 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. I 3 PO A S’ I (A ! ro � I 3 0 1 K I 0 NJ U- 1 3 0 1 3 ■ A I «1 i 3 N u I I Johnson's o open 24 hours • open 24 hours • Open 24 hours open 24 hours • Open 24 hours • Open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours • open 24 hours I 3 open 24 hours ■ Congratulations from All of Us at... FOREST LAKE STATE BANK 24 Hour telephone transfer service 464 5557 SETTERHOLM'S Robert Childers Mike Halvorsen Brian Lange Nanci Leslie Casey Nygren Burnell Olson Todd Patterson Chris Pfleger Rick Renard GRADUATES Sporting Goods Best of Luck to the Class of 80 Your hunting and fishing headquarters 26796 Kettle River Blvd. Wyoming, MN 55092 462 4211 I 35 and Co. Rd. 22 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 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from Student Council Best Wishes from the Class of 1980 IT IS NOT AN END, BUT A BEGINNING, OF OUR UNIQUENESS WE DO NOT SEEK A REASON, BUT A PURPOSE, FOR LIFE. TO US, THE FUTURE LIES NOT IN WHAT WE WILL DO, BUT IN WHAT WE, AS PEOPLE, DO NOW. Congratulations Class of '80 We like to see our youths advance, we're sponsors of academic scholarships in this area. Keep it up Kids 20-20 REALTY 380 W. Broadway Forest Lake 464 7020 NORTH SHORE POINT 8241 North Shore Trail Forest Lake, MN 55025 Telephone: 464-8470 Breakfast Served: Sat. and Sun. Noon Lunches: Mon. — Sat. Dinner Served every evening Boat and Cabin Rental Live Entertainment Host: Gerald Bonte Good Luck to the Class of 1980 from CARLISLE'S STORE FOREST LAKE LIONS CLUB Sponsor of July 4th Tractor Pull Robert Shogren, President Leonard, Tolimann, Secretary Membership Roster WHAT HAVE FOREST LAKE LIONS DONE FOR YOU? Lyle Aim Norman Anderson Bernhard Bertel Robert Beattie Stanley Brommer Robert Brunfelt Clifford Butler Karl Brungardt David Carlton Vincent Carlton Floyd Cohoet Jack Conley Reynold Erickson Joe Gannon Cliff Garrett Latlie Grove Warren Havlitch Reuben Hill Dennit Julton Robert Kelly Kenneth Klimat Robert Kotek Ho� t rd Lettrud The Forett Lake Liont take pride in their motto: We Serve and have followed through Erwin Lichey with that motto by participating in many community, itate, national and interm Eugene Lundquist projects. Jemet Mahoney Donations to: Eye Bank Pet Mack Hearing Foundation Neil Mattson Camp Courage Marvin Mickelton Camp Friendship Harold Moan Camp New Hope Donald Nelton Minnesota Sheriff 's Boys Ranch David Olton Leader Dog School Tomat Paulino — Christmas baskets for needy families Joe Plants — Eye eiems for needy George Sedlacek — Glaucoma clinic Milton (Mitt) Setterholm — Cabinet for new city library Robert Shogren — Trash barrels in winter on lakes Darwin Steffen — Visited elderly on World Service Day Elmer Stromquist — Purchased hearing aid for needy child Leonard Toltmann — Purchased wheal chair for crippled child Norman Tolimann — Donated to community scholarship foundation Raymond Toltmann — Purchased radio for ambulance Jerry Tuominen — Purchased merry go round for Lakeside Park Richard Tyler — Built shelter for Lakeside Park Warren Welbourn — Helped sponsor pre school hearing and vision screening — Donation to Whispering Pines (elderly comple� ! — Supported School District 83 1 chemical dependency program 202 Ads PATRONS Adria's Carpet and Covering 668 S. Lake Street 464-2693 Bible Book Gift Center 822 S. Lake Street 464-4150 Carousel Beauty Salon 633 S. Lake Street 464 3331 Cottage Cleaners 53 I S. Lake Street 464 2123 Coast to Coast 814 S. Lake Street 464 6673 David Bing Louis Chow Mein 148 N. Lake Street 464 7226 Dog House 838 S. Lake Street 464 5033 Flare 1279 W. Broadway 464 2533 Forest Lake Floral and Greenhouse 508 S. Lake Street 464 2134 Forest Lake Printing 468 S. Lake Street 464 3 I 16 Hardware Hank 79 S. Lake Street 464 6262 Kari Family Clinic of Chiropractic 15252 W. Freeway Drive 464 6970 Lakeside Television 566 S. Lake Street 464-7664 Mattsons Funeral Home 343 North Shore Drive 464-3556 Reubs Tire Shop 308 N. Lake Street 464 2245 Tims Sporting Goods 67 S. Lake Street 464 3804 Town 'n Country Lanes 1467 S. Lake Street 464 3383 True Value Home Center 308 SW. 15th Street 464 5850 Waynes Star Market Wyoming 462 4014 Wyoming Drug Store Wyoming 462 3131 Sharon Adams: Band 10, 11, 12; Breeze 11; Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 11. 12; Flag Corps 10,11,12; Forester 12; Pep Band 10.11; Rifle Guard 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Wanda Alcock Scott Aldentaler Michelle Anderson Band 10, 11, 12; Cheer- leader 11; Pep Band 10,11; Ski Club 10.11. Ramona Anderson Robert Anderson Shari Anderson: Cheerleader 11; Choir 12; Declamation 10. 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 10,11; Student Council 10. 11,12; Sophomore Class Officer 10; Gymnastics 10; Girls Softball 10; Midsummer Night's Dream; The Boyfriend; Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls Steve Anderson Dana Antinozzi: Focus 11,12 Nick Antinozzi: Focus 11,12. Shawn Asquith Linda Atkins: Band 10,11,12; Forester 11,12; Pep Band 10.11,12; Rangerettes 12; Student Aides 10,11,12. Julie Autey: Softball 10, 11; Girl's Tennis 10, 11; Volleyball 10. Bruce Bairaktaris Jeffrey Baker Ronald Baker Karen Balfanz: Skit Inc. 11; Student Aides 11. Lynda Banta: Band 10; Breeze 10, 11; FLOEA 11,12 President; Pep Band 10; Prolifique 10; Spanish Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girl's Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Mid- summer Night's Dream; The Boyfriend; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac. Betsy Bartlett: Focus 10,11. Steve Beattie: Basketball 10,11. Susan Beattie Douglas Bedient Deborah Berg Rodney Berg Christine Berglund: Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, IT, Rifle Guard 10. 11; Ski Club 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Sophomore Class Council; Midsummer Night's Dream; The Boyfriend Jeffrey Berglund Lori Black Alan Boettcher Richard Bohnen: FFA 10, 11, 12; Intramural Soccer 10. Brenda Boleen: Choir 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10,11,12. Cheryl Booth Melody Born Dan Bothman Tammy Bourgoin: Student Aid 11, 12; Focus 12. Wayne Bowker Greg Boyce Melissa Boyer: FHA 10,11. Rhonda Boyce Gordon Brackee Martin Bradshaw Jeanne Breneman Chris Brown: Intramural Soccer 10, 11; Boy's Tennis 10,11,12. Kathleen Bruley Morris Bunney Susan Burke Dean Cameron Laurie Carleton: Band 10.11,12; Cheerleader 10,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Ski Club 11 Guy Carlson Tomiann Caron David Caroon Carolyn Cartier Gregory Cary Daniel Charpentier: Baseball 10,11,12; Intra- mural Soccer 10,11. Michelle Chenoweth: Ski Club 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Student Aid 12; Homecoming Candidate; National Honor Society 12; Gym- nastics 10; Volleyball 10, 11. 12; Softball 10, 11,12. Robert Childers Mark Chilson Rita Clausen: Choir 10,11,12; FFA 11. Kathy Costello: Band 10. 11. 12; FFA 10. 11. 12; Forester 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Student Aid 12 Beth Cree Lynne Crouse Dianne Cummings Tamara Dabe: FLOEA 11; Ski Club 10,11. Mike Dambowy: Intramural Soccer 10,11. Desiree Dauphinais Brian David: Focus 12. Kathy Davidson Kathy Davis: FLOEA 12; Student Aid 10. Rob Davis: FFA 10.11.12 Steve Davis Connie Degendorfer: Band 10.11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Girl's Ten- nis 11,12 Amy DeHaven Janette Dehn: Guys and Dolls. Frank Deilke Tony Del Medico: Focus. Jane Dickey: Cheerleader 12; Forester 10,11; Spanish Club 10; Student Council 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Softball 10,11,12. Kellie Dill: FFA 10, 11, 12 District Sentinel, Chapter Secretary; Flag Corps 10; Girl's Track 10. Dean Dimmen Diana Distler: Declamation 11; Forester 12; Ski Club 10,11; Spanish Club 10.11; National Honor Society 11,12. John Distler Laurie Dittbrenner: FHA 10, 11 Vice Presi- dent, 12 President. Joan Dittmar Robin Doege: Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Intramural Soccer 10,11,12; Boy's Tennis 10,11,12. Wanda Dumire Dave Dunbar: Band 10,11,12; Debate 10,11. 12. Declamation 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Skit Inc. 11; Student Council 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Golf 10,11; The Boyfriend. Scott Dupslaff Vilma Duron Gonzalez Shelly Ecklund: Choir 10, 11; Flag Corps 11; Ski Club 10; Spanish Club 10,11. John Eichinger Julia Eichinger Mark Elkins Greg Elmquist Roy Elsenpeter: Letterman's Club 11, 12; Football 10,11,12; Boy's Track 10.11,12. Linda Engstrom: Horse Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Student Aid 10,11; Gymnastics 10. Linda Ensrud Krista Erickson Mershawn Erickson: Spanish Club 10, 11; Volleyball 10. Kim Erzar: Student Aid 11. Cheryl Esberg: Choir 11, 12; Flag Corps 10, 11; Spanish Club 10; Focus. Allen Essen Doug Evgen: Golf 10; Hockey 10,11,12; Cap- tain. Lance Faber Dean Faymoville Susan Fedje Kathy Ferraro Joseph Finger Julie Fischer Tom Fishbeck Jeff Flaherty: FFA 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Intramural Soccer 10, 11, 12; Boy's Track 11, 12; Wrestling 10. Tracey Flermoen Gretchen Flint Mike Flint: Boy’s Tennis 10 Douglas Foster Lisa Frechette Mark Fredrickson: Intramural Soccer 10, 11; Boy’s Tennis 10; Wrestling 10,11,12. Steve Fritz: Wrestling Manager 12. Jess Gajeski Julie Garner Tracy Genin Kenneth Giampolo Douglas Gillette Denise Goiffon: French Club 10, 11, 12, Math Aid 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 Secre- tary. Girl's Basketball 10,11; Girl's Track 10 David Goldeman John Goodrich Michael Gorka Thomas Gorka Terri Gort: Choir 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girl's Basketball 10; Girl's Track 10 11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12 Larry Granberg Julia Greathouse Mary Gregerson Joseph Grier: Transfer From Tartan Senior High Keith Groeneweg Breeze 11, 12; Choir 10. 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Mezmora 11; Pep Band 11; Intramural Soccer 10; Match- maker; The Boyfriend; Guys and Dolls; Mira- cle Worker. Gregory Groess Tom Gronberg Shawn Groshens Gregg Grubbs Michelle Grundhofer: Band 10, 11, 12; Fores- ter 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Math Aid 11, 12 National Honor Society 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12, Girl's Track 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, Guys and Dolls (Pit Band). Dawn Gudmundson Jean Gunderson: Debate 10; Student Council 12; Math Aid 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Girl's Tennis 10, 11. 12 Captain; Girl's Track 10. Dave Gustafson Kenneth Guttsen John Hallberg Michael Halvorsen John Hanley: Ski Club 10; Football 10, 11. 12; Boy's Track 10 Mike Hanson: Band 10, 11; Debate 11; Pep Band 10. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Boy’s Track 10,11,12. Randy Hanzal Paula Harrington Connie Haus: Band 10, 11. 12; French Club 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11,12; Girl's Track 10,11; Volleyball 10 Randy Haus Christopher Hawley Linda Hawley Breeze 11,12; Declamation 12 Julie Heck: Band 10, 11,12; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Home Ec. Aid 11; Softball 10, 12; Guys and Dolls; Set Crew. Paul Helin: Ski Club 10, 11, 12. Baseball 10. 11,12; Weightlifters Club 10.11.12 Tim Henderson: Choir 10,11,12; Letterman's Club 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10. 11,12; Hockey 10.11. James Henrichsen: Letterman's Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10.11.12. Debbie Herges: FHA 12; Girl's Basketball 10, 11,12; Girl's Track 11,12; Volleyball 10 Greg Hinrichs: Wrestling 10, 11. Melanie Hoff: Cheerleader 10; Focus. Sarah Houle: Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11,12; Spanish Club 10; National Honor Soci- ety 11. 12; Gymnastics 11, 12 Captain; Soft- ball 10.11,12. Thomas Houle: Letterman's Club 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 10; Sophomore Class Council. Boy's Basketball 10; Football 10, 11,12; Guys and Dolls. Victoria Houle Patrick Hovland Candy Hummel Roger Humphrey Brenda Husfeldt: Band 10, 11, 12; Breeze 10. 11, 12 Editor; FHA 12; Forester 11, 12; Math Aides 11; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Girl's Basketball 10; Girl's Track 11, 12; Volleyball 10; Midsummer Night's Dream; Matchmaker; The Boyfriend; Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac. Kathrine lanelli: Band 10, 11.12; Cheerleader 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10. 11. 12. Mezmora 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Skit Inc. 11, 12; Senior Class Officer; Homecom- ing Candidate; Girl's Tennis 11; Girl's Track 204 Senior Index 10; The Boyfriend; Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls Mike Immel: FFA 10.11, 12. Ray James: Letterman's Club 11, 12; Cross Country 11,12; Boy’s Track 10,11,12. Phillip Janssen Dawn Jarosiewicz Julie Jasicke Gregory Jellum Debo.ah Jensen Karen Jensen Daniel Jobe David Jobe: Transfer From Frederic High School, Wisconsin. Cary Johansen: Ski Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Intramural Soccer 10. 11; Boy's Tennis 10, 11,12. Bruce Johnson Craig Johnson: Intramural Soccer 10 Doreen Johnson: Choir 10, 11; FHA 10, 11; Flag Corps 10. 11; Forester 12; Guys and Dolls Jody Johnson: Band 10, 11, 12; Debate 10, 11, Declamation 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11.12 Vice President; Sophomore Class Offi- cer; National Honor Society 11, 12; The Boy- friend; Guys and Dolls. Jordene Johnson: Band 10, 11, 12; Cheer- leader 10, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Student Aid 11.12; Softball 10,11,12. Kellie Johnson: Band 10; Rangerettes 10; Focus. Kevin Johnson Paul Johnson: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10 Scott Johnson Janet Jones: Focus Cindy Kaase John Kaiser Robin Kangas Scott Kankelfitz Mark Kasma Joseph Kasper Laurie Keen: Choir 11,12; Focus. Nancy Keilen: Choir 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Volley- ball 10,11. Daniel Kelly: Declamation 11,12; French Club 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; SL.B.P Tutor 11; Cross Country 10.11.12; Boy’s Tennis 10,12; Weightlifting 10. Viann Kelly Band 10,11; Focus Vicki Kirk: Band 10, 11; Pep Band 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; The Boyfriend (Student Director). Daniel Kling: Intramural Soccer 10, 11, 12; Boy's Tennis 10,11,12; Guys and Dolls. Janice Klingbeil Lynn Koch: Band 10, 11; Choir 12; Declama- tion 10,11,12; Drama Club 10, 11,12; French Club 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 12; Senior Class Council; Midsum- mer Night s Dream; Matchmaker; The Boy- friend; Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac. Mary Koch Daniel Kohler Steven Kohler Scott Kohls: Homecoming Candidate; Boy's Basketball 10,11,12 Captain; Boy’s Track 10, 11.12 Captain; Football 10,11,12 Captain. Colleen Kopp David Koppy Lisa Kranick: Drama Club 12; Horse Club 11; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac Bob Krasky: FFA 10. Donna Krech Tamara Krech: Band 10, 11,12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11,12; Volleyball 10 Wade Krinke: Electronics 10; Ski Club 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 12. Linda Kult: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Captain; Choir 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 10; Softball 10,11. Dena Kunshier: Choir 11,12; Focus. Joseph LaBelle Carolyn LaCasse: Focus. Sue LaMere: French Club 10, 11, 12; Prolifi- que 10; Gymnastics 10,11,12. Lori Lamprecht: Band 10,11,12; Declamation 11; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11. 12; Tutor 10, 11, 12; Girl's Track 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 10,11,12. Brian Lang Carla Lange Regina Laroche: Band 10, 11, 12; Debate 10. 11, 12; Declamation 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 10. 11; Math Aid 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 President; Midsummer Night's Dream; The Boyfriend; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac John Larson Richard Larson Sandy Larson Tom Larson Intramural Soccer 10; Wrestling 10 Jerry Lawman: Focus Curtis Leason David Leckie Lori Leanord Chris LeRoux Nancy Leslie: Choir 10, 11, 12; Declamation 10; Ski Club 10 Jacquie LeVesseur: Band 10, 11; Cheer- leader 12; Declamation 12; FHA 11; Forester 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Girl's Basketball 10; Girl’s Track 11,12. Bill Lewis: Focus. Leslie Lewis: Cheerleader 10; Choir 10. 11, 12; Spanish Club 10,11; Softball 10,11. Jane Lichtscheidl: Spanish Club 10, 11; Vol- leyball 10,11; Hockey Statistician 12. Mike Lind Nick Lindeberg: Hockey 10.11,12; Intramural Soccer 10; Boy's Tennis 10,11,12. Dan Lindgren Cynthia Lindholm Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Girl's Track 10. 11; Guys and Dolls (Pit Band). Laurie Linnell Ann Linz Lisa Linz Jody Little: Focus. Cynthia Long Nancy Long Genyi Lott: Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; French Club 11. 12; Majorettes 11, 12; Pep Band 10.11.12; Rangerettes 11,12; Rifle Guards 11.12. Wayne Lund Lori Lundeen: Band 10. 11,12; Majorettes 10. 11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Softball 10,11.12 Tom Mackey Charles Magnuson: Letterman's Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Boy's Track 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 10.. Mark Maisio: Transfer From Fountain Valley High School, California. Michelle Malm: Band 10, 11. 12; FFA 10; Pep Band 10,11,12; Volleyball 10.11.12. Darlene Marier; Flag Corps 10; Forester 11; Rangerettes 12; Office Aid. Diane Marier: Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Girl's Track 10, 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11,12. Dawn Marsh: French Club 10, 11, 12; Tutor 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12 Captain; Girl's Track 10, 11, 12 Captain; The Solid Gold Cadillac (Costume) Matt Marx: FFA 10,11.12; Hockey 10.11,12. Jeffrey Matheson Andrea Matiatos Paul Mayhew: Ski Club 10, 11; Intramural Soccer 10,11,12; Boy's Tennis 11. Todd Mayo Robert McChesney Kevin McConnell Jeff McKenzie Band 10,11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11,12; Ski ClublO, 11,12. Brian McLaughlin Debra Merrill: Band 10, 11, 12; Breeze 11; Choir 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Ranger- ettes 10, 11, 12 Captain; Rifle Guards 10. 11, 12, Butch Meyman: Baseball 10, 11, 12; Boy's Basketball 10,11,12. Karen Michaud: Student Aid 11,12. Richard Mickochl David Miller Jeff Miller: Boy's Basketball 10, 11, 12; Boy's Track 10,11,12; Football 12. Russ Miner Diane Minervine Pamela Moe Focus Scott Moon: FFA 10; Focus. Rick Moore: Transfer From Harding High School, St. Paul; National Honor Society 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Boy's Basketball 11, 12; Football 11,12 Sheryl Moorehouse Matthew Moraczewski: Band 10, 11; Letter- man's Club 11,12; Math Aid 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Student Aid 11; National Honor Soci- ety 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12 Captain; Boy's Track 10,11,12. Dee Ann Mork Rosemarie Morley Marlow Moseng Mary Murphy Robert Neal Joel Nelson: Letterman’s Club 11. 12; Base- ball 10; Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11 Kurt Nelson Robert Nelson: Transfer From Proctor High School. Kristy Neujahr: Choir 12. Kerry Neumann Michael Newman Diane Niederkorn Brian Nieland John Nielson Jr.: FFA 10,11.12 Greg Noel Shirley Noreen Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Rifle Guards 10.11.12. Lisa Novak: Spent Junior Year at Irondale, Mounds View, MN; Choir 10, 12; Mezmora 10, 12; Guys and Dolls. Ursula Nummi: Foreign Exchange Student, Finland; French Club 12. Casey Nygren. Focus. Jeniffer O’gary Joe Ohnsorg Burnell Olson Charles Olson Curtis Olson Diane Olson: Transfer From West Morris High School, New Jersey; Office Aide 12; Girl's Basketball 12; Girl's Track 12. Ginger Olson John Olson Boy's Basketball 10, 11. 12; Boy’s Track 10. Ken Olson Steve Olson: Ski Club 12 Sue Olson: Cheerleader 11, 12; Math Aid 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Office Aid 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Girl's Basketball 10,11, 12 Captain; Cross Country 10, Softball 10, 11. 12 Loren Osterbauer Carrie Otto Connie Otto Randy Paggen Todd Patterson Matthew Paul Laurie Peloquin: Choir 11; Forester 11, 12 Editor; Math Aid 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; AFS 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12. Robin Peltier Tom Pepin Donn Pepper: FFA 10, 11; Ski Club 10; Intra- mural Soccer 10,11,12. Rita Perrault David Peterson Micheal Peterson Steve Peterson: Ski Club 10; Intramural Soc- cer 10.11.12. Tami Peterson Chris Pfleger: National Honor Society 11. 12; Girl's Basketball 10 Kit Phillippi Roger Pikus: Transfer From Columbia Heights; Football 12; Intramural Soccer 11. Penny Plain Mark Pogose Tim Powers Bob Proulx: Band 10, 11, 12; Forester 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Boy's Track 10,11,12. Jeff Proulx: Intramural Soccer 10.11.12. Senior Index 205 John Proulx Mary Purdie Jeff Quigley Rita Rainer Catherine Ranft Connie Rasmussen: Rangerettes 11,12. Mark Reese: FFA 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Math Aid 12; Boys Basketball 10; Intramural Soccer 11. Jeff Reiman: Football 10; Intramural Soccer 11; Boy's Tennis 10; Wrestling 10,11,12 Cap- tain Mark Renard Baseball 10. 11, 12; Boy's Bas- ketball 10,11; Intramural Soccer 11,12. Rick Renard Jim Rhoda Julie Rice Band 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Peer Tutor 12. Jerry Richert Michelle Riermann Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Ski Club 10.11. RoseAnn Riopel: Breeze 12; Forester 11. 12; S.L B.P. Tutor 12; Midsummer Night s Dream; Matchmaker; The Boyfriend; Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac Eric Robinson Scott Robinson: Band 10,11,12; Letterman's Club 11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Football 10,11,12. Nelda Rodriguez John Rolseth Robin Rosengren Murray Rudisill: Band 10. 11, 12. Pep Band 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Intramural Soccer 10, 11. 12. Tom Ruggles: Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11,12; Golf 10; Guys and Dolls. Luke Rylander; Skit Night 12; Baseball 10; Intramural Soccer 10,11,12. Steve Sahlin Jim Sampson Mary Sargenat Band 10. 11; Declamation 12; Pep Band 10. 11; Ski Club 10.11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; S.L B.P. Tutor 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Girls Basketball 10; Volley- ball 10,11,12; Softball 10,11.12. Chris Sather Liz Schaab: Focus Randy Schafer Dave Schams: Band 10, 11. 12; Declamation 11; Letterman's Club 12; Math Aid 11,12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Football 10; Boy's Tennis 10, 11,12. Bev Scharpen Brenda Schellin Catherine Schlangen Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Girl’s Tennis 10, 11; Girl's Track 10.11.12. Racheal Schleising Jerry Schmidt: Cross Country 10, 11; Boy’s Track 10; Wrestling 10,11,12. Laurie Schmitt Robert Schrom Chuck Schultz Breeze 10, 11; Choir 10, 11; Declamation 10; Drama Club 10. 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Midsummer Night’s Dream; Matchmaker; The Boyfriend, Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls: The Solid Cadil- lac. Dale Schultz Teresita Schultz Breeze 10, 11 Editor; FLOEA 12 Local Historian, Regional Parlia- mentarian; Math Aid 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Student Library Aid 10, 11, 12; Girl’s Basket- ball 10; Volleyball 10; Midsummer Night's Dream; The Boyfriend; Journey To The Day; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac. Ann Schumacher: Band 10; Pep Band 10; Girl s Basketball 10, 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Girl's Softball 10 Pat Schur Mary Schwan Michael Schweitzer: Transfer From Johnson Senior High; Math Aid 12; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Student Aid 12; Golf 12; Intramural Soccer 12. Yvonne Searby Steven Seekon Mary Seitz Rick Shuster: Choir 10; Boys Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10,11,12. Juel Simmons Sue Skoglund Bill Smallidge: Band 10, 11, 12; Letterman’s Club 11,12; National Honor Society 11; Foot- ball 10,11,12; Boy’s Track 10,11. Stu Smith: Band 10, 11, 12; Letterman's Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11; Football 10,11,12; Boy's Track 10,11. Pam Smuda: Choir 10, 11. 12 Vice President; Math Aid 10; Girl’s Track 10, 11, 12; Girl's Basketball 10. Peggy Solem: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11. 12; French Club 10, 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate; National Honor Society 11, 12; Softball 10; The Boyfriend; Guys and Dolls. George Sorenson Pat Spence Ron Stace Dana Stachowski Jeff Steffenson Baseball 10, 11. 12; Intramu- ral Soccer 10,11.12. Mark Sternberg Dana Stevens Karlene Stevermer: Choir 10. Kenny Straka Liz Strand: Band 10. 11,12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Math Aid 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Volleyball 10,11; Office Aid Terrence Stromen Ward Struble Marcianne Svec: National Honor Society 11, 12; Girl's Track 10. Diana Swanson: Band 10. 11; Spanish Club 10; Volleyball 10. Kent Swenson: FFA 10,11,12. Donna Tauer: Breeze 10; FHA 10, 11, 12; Office Aid 12. Chris Taylor: FFA 10, 11, 12; Intramural Soc- cer 10, 11. Linda Taylor. FFA 11; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Student Aid 10. 11, Softball 10; National Honor Society 11.12. Darla Teel Kim Teel Cheryl Templeton Declamation 10, 11; Girl's Basketball 10; Cross Country 11, 12; Girl's Track 10,11,12. Bret Theile Sharon Thomasen: Breeze 10; FFA 10. 11 Secretary, Vice President; Girl's Basketball 10; Softball 10.11,12. Tim Thompson: Band 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10.11; Baseball 10. Al Thorp Denise Tisdale Becky Trimble Kim Tubridy Cheryl Tyler Sue Underdahl Dan Urie Julie Urmann: Focus. Richard Vaicius Janie Vanderlind: FLOEA 12; Student Aid 11 12. Rick Verner: Band 10, 11, 12; Breeze 10, 11, 12; Choir 10. 12; Declamation 10, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Forester 12; Mezmora 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11; Intramural Soccer 10; Midsummer Night s Dream; Matchmaker, The Boyfriend; Journey to the Day; Guys and Dolls; The Solid Gold Cadillac. Daniel Vierling Ana Vizcarra David Vornbrock: Debate 11; Declamation 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Prolifique 10 National Honor Society 11,12. Mike Walter Chuck Wallraff Jeffrey Alan Wavrin Boy’s Basketball 10; Football 10; Intramural Soccer 11, 12. Boy s Track 10. Beth Weeks: FHA 12; Math Aid 10, 12; Stu- dent Aid 11; Girl's Track 10; Volleyball 10.11 Mark Wehner Eva Weidenhaijn Brad Werth: Letterman's Club 11,12; Football 11. 12; Golf 10. 11. 12; Hockey 10. 11. 12; Intramural Soccer 10. Jackie West Connie Westergren: Math Aid 12; Cross Country 11,12; Volleyball 10 Dave Westergren: Intramural Soccer 12. Robert Westermann: Focus 11,12. Debbie Wettschreck: Band 10,11. 12; Breeze 11; Declamation 12; Forester 12; French Club 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12. Math Aid 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Girl's Track 10, 11; The Boy- friend; Guys and Dolls; Stage Band 11,12. Robin Wilhelmi Steve Williamson John Wlaschin: Choir 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Football 11,12. Stephanie Wolff: Cheerleaders 10, 11. 12; Choir 10,11,12; Drama Club 12; Girls Softball 10,11; Guys and Dolls. Carl Woodington John Wright Kathy Wright Choir 10, 11, 12 President; Spanish Club 11; National Honor Society 11. 12; Senior Class Council; Girls Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Softball 10.11, 12. Glenn Young Darlene Zeiher: Forester 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Tutor 12; Senior Class Offi- cer; National Honor Society 11,12. Brenda Zeren: Ski Club 11; Spanish Club 10 SLBP Tutor 11. Mary Zwiers: Ski Club 10, 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 206 Senior Index Wendy Olson When we do meet again Here it is this poem for you, you're still the sweet people I always knew. My thoughts and feelings are in a mess, cause what I’m thinking is hard to express. But I’ve never seen you without a smile or grin, both of you were so great and would never give in. You were always fun whatever we’d do, and when you smiled, it lasted the whole day through. You made work exciting, whenever you were there, but now there’s something missing, it just seems bare. You were very special to me — there is no doubt, so many good times we had, I’ll never forget about. The precious tears for you rolled in like a tide, the love for you which no one could hide. I remember you well, clear as day, but I’m empty handed with nothing to say. You were so easy going, with many things to share, life seems so tough, and it doesn't seem quite fair. Your wishes and dreams were set from your soul, you’ve made many happy, and that was your goal. The loss of your friendship, I try to deny, you were always there, it’s so hard to say good-bye. But it's not for good, there’s never an end, I love you a lot and I want to Thank-You again. Cheryl Tyler John Rinke Memorial 207 ’80 IT IS NOT AN END, BUT A BEGINNING, OF OUR UNIQUENESS WE DO NOT SEEK A REASON, BUT A PURPOSE, FOR LIFE. TO US, THE FUTURE LIES NOT IN WHAT WE WILL DO, BUT IN WHAT WE, AS PEOPLE, DO NOW. Seniors 209 A Aadland, Kristi L. 160 Abbott. Linda 75.160 Absey, Katherine 78.160 Adams, Carol 172 Adams, Lisa 171.172 Adams, Sharon 6. 62, 67, 71,86.87 Aho, Pamela 79.125.160 Alcock, Wanda 128 Aldentaler, Scott 128 Alexander, Teresa 95. 89. 111,172 Allen, Thomas 172 Aim, Daniel 123.160 Alsaker, Sue 172 ALTAVILLA. MICHAEL 41 Amundsen, Michelle 111, 172 Anderson, Allen 172 ANDERSON, CHARLES 43 Anderson, Christine 75. 172 Anderson, Daniel 61.73. 160 Anderson, Dan 172 Anderson, Erica 69, 86, 172 Anderson, Janine 172 Anderson, Jenni 172 Anderson, Jody 75, 172 Anderson, John 160 Anderson, Kathie91,128 Anderson, Kent 128 Anderson, Kristy 160 Anderson, Lenore 128 Anderson, Loren 128 Anderson. Michelle 160 Anderson. Noreen 75, 160 Anderson, Ramona 109, 129 ANDERSON, RICK 16, 43 Anderson, Rick 75.160 Anderson, Robert 129 Anderson, Robert 172 Anderson, Shari 129 Anderson, Sherri 69,111, 172 Anderson, Sherry 160 Anderson, Steven 81,172 Anderson, Steve 129 Anderson, Swan 160 Anderson, Terry 172 Anderson, Theodore 172 Antinozzi, James 67.172 Arneson, Julie 87. 95, 111,172 Asenal. Timothy 160 Ash, Michael 111,160, 171 Asquith, Shawn 129 Atkins, Judy 69, 82. 91, 172 Atkins, Linda 67,129 Avery, Tammy 172 B Babock, Erin 172 Bachman, Michael 172 BACKES, JOHN 27 Bahnemann, William 172 Bairaktaris, Bruce 129 Baker. Jeffery 67,129 Baland, Steven 172 BALDWIN. TOM 31 Ballard. Christine 172 Balzart, Mary 109,160 Banks. Alan 172 Banta, Bruce 160 Banta, Jan 172, 78 Banta, Lynda 67,129 Barkeim, Patrick 160 BARNUM, GAIL 33 Barrett. Dawn 96,160 Barrott, Karen 75, 83,160 Bartel. Bernard 20 Bartlett, Betsy 129 Bathurst, Sandra 64, 67, 160 Bauer, Greg 172 Bauer, Robert 172 Bauman. Jeffrey 160 Beattie. Steven 129 Beattie, Susan 16. 34, 75. 104,105.110,148, 129 Becker, Al 81 Becker, Tresa 160, 79 Beckman, Tammie 91, 160 Beck, Richard 92, 93,172 Bedient, Ginger 75.172 Beeksma. Richard 172 BEEKSMA, HELEN 24 Bell. John 172 Bell. Mary 92, 96,160 BENEDICT, RENA 37 Benoy, Brian 92,160 Benson, Cindy 172 Benson, Nadine 172 Bensrud. Cynthia 160 Berens, Colette 172 Bergerson, Terry 160 Berger, Don 172 Berger, Jeffery 160 Berge, Mary 67, 78,109, 160 Berglund, Cristy 67,129 Berglund, Jeffery 12,113 Bergman, Christine 63. 160 Bergman, Heidi 172 Berg, Deborah 129 BERNAUER, MICHAEL 33 Bernier, John 172 Bestland, Joanne 173 Bestland, Deanna 160 Sever, John 160 Billman, Dan 173 Bishop, Jeff 173 Blackledge, Bonnie 160 Black, Lori 75, 79.130 Blasko, Dave 34 Blesener, Mark 173 Blouin, Patricia 160 Bodine, Donna 111, 173 Boehner, Barb 20 Boerner, Michael 160 Boesel, Susan 160 Boettcher. Alan 130 Bogel. Susan 67,90,160 Boleen, Brenda 75,110, 130 Boleen, Gregory 160 Bond, Kimberly 91,160 Boorsma, Stephen 31,160 160 Booth. Cheryl 67,130 Booth, Steven 173 Boraas, Dean 173 Borash, Jacquelin 160 Born, Melody 130 Born. Robin 173 Both man, Dan 130 Bourgoin, Tamara 75,130 Bowersox, Cynthia 160 Bower. Gregory 52, 69. 121 Bowker. Wayne 109.125, 130 Boyce, Darrel 173 Boyce. Gregory 130 Boyd. Robin 161 Boyer, John 173 Boyer, Melissa 131 Boyes, Rhonda 95.131 Bradshaw. Susanna 161 Brakee, Gordon 67, 73 BRANSON, JUNIOR 34 Branson, Scott 67, 83, 89, 97.161 Bremer. Jodi 118,161 Breneman, Jeanne 75, 131 Brennhofer, Suzanne 173 Breske, Gregory 67, 73, 173 Bridgman. Matthew 173 Briggs, Mindy 105,110, 161 BRIGUET. KATHY 43 Brodtmann, Jennifer 67, 173 Broker, James 173 Brott, David 173, 81 Brown, Brenda 173 Brown, Christopher 131 Brown, Greg 173 Brown, Lance 161 Bruchez, Wendy 161 Bruley, Kathleen 79,131 Bruner, Rick 107,109, 125.161 Brunfelt, Brian 173 Bryant, Edward 173 Bucher, Tamara 173 Bulow, Victoria 78, 79,111, 173 Bunn, Thomas 161 Burke, Donna 75,110, 161 Burke, Susan 11,12.31, 73. 75,95, 123,131 Busch, Michael 161 Buske, Rose 24 Buske, Todd 161 BUYS, JACK 29 c Cameron, Dean 131 CAMPBELL, SARAH 29 Campbell, Todd 173 Cardinal, John 67,109, 161 Carleton, Laurie 67,95, 131 Carlson, Barry 173 Carlson, Brenda 173 Carlson, Guy 131 Carlson, Kelly 161 Carlson, Mary 24 Carlson, Paula 91,161 Carlson, Penny 61,110, 161 Carlson, Richard 33 Caron, Tomiann 75,131 Caroon, David 131 Cartier. Carolyn 131 Cartier, Debra 78, 79.91, 173 Cary, Gregory 6.132 Celusta, Paul 85.173 CHALBERG, CHARLES 39 Chandler, Michael 173 Charais. Catherine 91, 173 Charpentier, Jeanne 173 Charpentier. Lorijo 78, 161 Chelmo, Tracy 75,161 Chenoweth, Michele 50, 110 Childers, Robert 132 Chilson. Brian 173 Chilson, Glenda 67, 95, 161 Chilson. Mark 81,132 Chouinard, Bradley 173 Christensen, Robert 161 Christensen. Scott 161 Christenson, John 173 Clark, Chris 173 Clausen, Rita 75.132 Clausen, Ronald 173 Clemens, Michael 161 Clemens, Theresa 63, 67, 110,161 Clendenen, Kathleen 54, 75, 92,173 Cohoes, Kristine 67. 78, 95. 96,113,174 Coleman, Nancy 111,174 Collyard, Cathryne 67, 104 Comstock. Kelli 161 CONLEY, JACK 43 CONNER, WALLACE 39 Corwin, Annette 63, 67, 73,161 Costello, Kathleen 62, 83, 132 Cournoyea, Deborah 95, 174 Coxon, James 161 Coyer, Kenneth 88, 93, 161 Crawford, David 67, 73. 161 Crawford. Robert 174 Cree, Beth 132 Crist. Barbara 63, 96,161 Crohn, Duane 161 Crouse, Lawrence 174 Crouse, Lynne 132 Cubus, Anthony 161 Cull, Rochelle 69,123, 174 Culp, Robert 54.161 Cummings. Dianne 132 Czech,Susan 174 D Dabe, Jeffery 123.161 Dabe, Tamara 132 Dahlberg, Carolyn 161 Dalluhn, Keith 161 Daman, Lori 75,174 Dambowy, Michael 132 Daninger, Patrick 81,93, 106,109.161 Dauphinais, Desiree 78, 79. 90,133 Davidson, Kathy 133 David. Brian 133 Davies, Patrick 174 Davis, Kathy 55, 64, 65, 133 Davis, Michael 92,174 Davis, Robert 81 Davis, Steve 65.109, 133 139 Davis, Tom 161 Deal. Paul 162 DeFlorin, Kimberly 174 Degendorfer, Connie 67 133,137 Degendorfer, Ricky 78, 174 DeHaven, Amy 67,133 Deilke, Frank 133 Del Medico, Susan 52.97, 162 Del Medico. Tony 133 Dent, Marie 81,174 DETTMER, ROBERT 43 Dewall, Denise 75,162 Dickey, Diane 69, 92,111, 174 Dickey, Jane 11,48,95, 123,133 Dickman, Kevin 174 Diemert, Fonda 162 Dill, Diana 174 Dill, Kellie 81.133 Dimmen, Dean 133 Dingman, Scott 162 Daninger, Denise 63,111, 125 Dirks, Terrie 162 Distler, Diana 134 Distler, John 78,109, 134 Distler, Patricia 92,174 Dittbrenner, Jeffery 162 Dittbrenner, Laurie 64. 134 Dittmar, Joan 134 Dixon, Brenda 174 Doege, Gerald 162 Doege, Robin 134 Doerr, Jeffrey 174 Doerr, Robert 162 Doherty, Daniel 162 Donohue, Mary 162 Dorn. Elizabeth 174 DOTH, JANET 29 Dow, Edward 67, 89,162 DRISCOLL, KATHLEEN 33 Drolson, Julie 162 Dubay, Jeanette 67.162 Dube, Todd 174 Dunbar, David 63, 134 Dunbar, Robin 162 Dupre, Christine 82,174 Dupre, Michael 162 Dupslaff, Scott 134 Duron, Gonzalez Vilma 76, 78. 92 E Eaves, Kelly 174 Eberhardt, Troy 174 Eckdahl, Teresa 162 Ecklund. Dawn 75.174 Ecklund, Shelly 75,134 Eder, Brian 174 Eichinger, Julia 65,134 Eide, Ruth 67,110,137, 162 EIKREN, TERRY 33 Ekvall, Lance 174 Ekvall, Wendy 162 Elkins, Mark 135 Elmquist, Gregory 73, 75 Elsenpeter. Roy 11.93. 106, 109, 135, 148, 188 Emerson. Mark 89,174 Emerson, Marvin 174 210 Index Empey. Brian 111, 123. 162 Endrizzi, Jim 175 Endrizzi, Mark 125,162 Engberg, Kim 75,162 Engel, Wendy 162 Engstrom, Linda 135 Ensrud, Linda 27, 95,115, 123 ENSRUD, NANCY 24 Ensrud, Scott 162 Erickson, Beth 69, 89,175 Erickson, Brian 175 Erickson, Daniel 125,162 Erickson, Dianne 175 Erickson, Karla 175 Erickson, Krista 35. 75, 78 Erickson, Mershawn 135 Erickson, Mike 175 Erickson, Rebecca 162 Erickson, Scott 175 Erickson, Yvonne 162 Erkenbrack, Ellen 162 Erzar, Bryan 92,175 Erzar, Gene 162 Erzar, Kim 135 Esberg, Cheryl 75.135 Essen, Allen 135 Evgen, Debra 91,95,162 Evgen, Doug 12,95,123, 135 F Faber, Lance 135 Faber, Nicholas 73, 75, 175 Fanger, Julie 175 Farnham, James 162 Faymoville, Christopher 162 Faymoville, David 162 Faymoville, Dean 135 Faymoville, Todd 175 FEDDERLY, ROBERT 31 Fedje, Susan 54, 67, 91, 135 Feils, Jayne 109,123,175 Feldt, Lisa 125,175 Ferderer, Daniel 162 Ferraro, Kathleen 91,135 Ferraro, Lori 175 Ferrazzi, Philip 175 Ferrazzi, Thomas 52,123 Findlay, Mike 175 Findlay, Scott 15. 24.109, 162 Finger, Joseph 61,73, 75, 136 Fischer, Frank 175 Fischer, Julie 136 Fischer, Sherry 123,162 Flaherty, Jeff 11,103, 137,171 Flaherty, Maureen 175 Flermoen, Tracey 73, 75, 136 Flesvig, Rosemary 91, 162 Flint, Gretchen 90.136 Flipse, John 67, 73, 92, 162 Flohr, Dan 83. 92,162 Flohr, David 81,83.175 Flor, Lisa 175 . Flor, Paul 175 Ford, Douglas 69,175 Forman, Scott 69, 83,175 Forrest, Cynthia 162 Forsblade, Diane 175 Forster, Wendy 67,123, 162 Forthuber, Frederick 175 Fowler, Deborah 162 FRANZEN, ALLEN 29, 63, 78 Frechette, Joel 175 Frechette, Lisa 64, 136 Fredrickson. Jodi 69, 95. 109,175 Fredrickson, Mark 123, 136 Frenning, Bradley 162 Friedman, Steven 175 Friel, Joe 175 Friel, Susan 91,162 Friend, James 81,93.107, 162 Fritz. Marvin 175 Fritz. Scott 93,163 Fritz, Steven 123,136 Frogner, Robert 123, 175 Frost. Ruth 163,164 Frounfelter, Christine 175 Fugate, Lisa 78,175 FUHRMAN, MARV 24 Fulks, Clyde 52,163 G Gabrielson, David 163 Gabriel, Patrick 175 Gajeski, Jess 67,136 Garagiola, Brian 175 Garcia, Alan 175 Garrison, Shanon 163 Garske, Leo 175 Gaspord, Stefani 78, 163 Gausman, David 163 Gauvin, Brad 163 Genin, Heidi 163 Genin, Tracy 71,136 Germain, Michelle 163 Geske, Connie 96,123, 175 Geske, Renee 175 Giampolo, Michael 175 Gilbertson, Craig 163 Gilbertson, Dolores 175 Gillespie, Melody 163 Gilman, Gene 91 Gilman, Jeffrey 175 Gilman, Philip 163 Glenn, Lynda 69,175 Goiffon, Denise 91,136 Goiffon, Dennis 125, 163 Goldeman, Bart 175 Goldeman, David 125 Goodrich, John 136 Gordon, Kevin 175 Gordon, Randy 163 Gorka, Thomas 137 Gort. Terri 105,110.137 Gort, Tim 175 Granberg, Larry 67,137 Granberg, Michael 175 Granger, Colleen 79,175 Granna, Steve 175 Granna, Tim 163 Grapp, Sara 175 Gravelle, Tal 123,175 Graves, Anne 175 Graves, Caree 175 Greathouse, Janice 175 Greathouse. Julia 137 Greener, Debra 91,163 Greene. Martha 67.163 Green, David 67,163 Green, Jane 163 Grier, Joseph 124 Groeneweg, Karlo 93,176 Groeneweg, Keith 75,137 Groess, Gregory 137 Gronberg, Tom 76 Groshens, Shawn 137 Grossman, Christine 67, 163 Grover, Thomas 176 GROVE, VIRGIL 23 Grubbs, Gregg 137 Gruett, Gregory 109,123 Grundhofer, Michelle 67, 73, 82,95, 111, 137, 139,140 Grund, John 123,176 Gubash, Jeffrey 163 Gubash. Jennifer 55. 78, 163 Guckeen, Darcie 176 Gudmundson, Dawn 95. 103,111, 137 Gudmundson, Kimberly 163 Gullickson, Timothy 176 Gunderson, Allen 176 Gunderson, Jayne 67, 109,163 Gunderson, Jean 100, 109,137 Gustafson, David 137 Gustafson, Debra 163 Gustafson. Steven 11, 163 Guttsen, Kenneth 137 H Hagelberger, Stephen 176 Hagert, Beth 96,176 Hagman, Sara 125,176 Hallberg, Becky 67,176 Hallberg, Beth 91,176 Hallin, Douglas 163 HALLIN, STEVE 34 Hall, Troy 67, 73.176 Haluptzok, John 176 Haluptzok, Joy 176 Halvorsen, Kristin 78,109, 163 Halvorsen, Michael 138, 159 Halvorson, Darla 176 Halvorson, Kevin 163 Hamernick, Mike 163 Hanley, John 109, 138 Hanold, Donald 176 Hanrahan, Robert 163 Hansen, Bradley 163 HANSEN, GWEN 37 Hansen, Joel 67, 73,176 HANSEN. MARK 27 Hansen, Steve 67 HANSON. IONE 23 Hanson. Michael 41,90. 138 Hanson, Terry 176 Hanson, Thomas 109,163 Hanzal, Jeff 176 Hardel, Bryan 163 Harelson, Scott 79,176 HARPER. HERB 37 Harrington, Paula 138 Harrington, Tammie 176 Harrington. Tina 164 HARTJE, SANDRA 36 Haseltine, Thomas 176 Hastings, Steven 164 Hathaway, Maribeth 109, 164 Haus, Antonia 103,111, 115.123.176 Haus, Constance 67, 111, 138 Haus, Randolph 102.111, 123.138 Havens, Karen 164 Hawkinson, Helen 69. 111.176 Hawkins, David 176 Hawley. Christopher 138 Hawley, Linda 83,138 Haworth, Betsy 82,176 Heath, Linda 15, 63,164 Heaton, Donald 164 Heaton, Lewis 176 HEBERT. HENRY 31 Heck, Jill 67, 69, 96, 97, 176 Heck, Julie 52, 54,67, 138 Hedberg, Jani 176 Heinze, Annette 164 Helfrich, Sharon 12, 67, 109,164 Helin, Paul 52.138 Henderson, Timothy 75, 100.123.138 Hendricks, Kevin 164 Hengel, Tim 164,178 Henrichsen, Jim 12. 34, 48.109.123.138 Herges. Deborah 125, 138 Herges, Lisa 176 Herges. Stephen 176 Herubin, Wayne 176 Hess. Pamela 82, 83,164 Higgins, Kellie 176 Hill. Russel 125,164 Hinrichsen, Daniel 164 Hinrichsen, Douglas 176 Hinrichs, Anne 164 Hintz, Kimberly 15,63, 75, 78, 79,82,164 HIPKINS, THOMAS 41 Hodges, Daniel 164 Hodges. Theresa 164 Hoffman, Michael 164 Hoffman, Valerie 176 Hoff. Melanie 139 Hoff, Michelle 176 Hoggman, Michael 164 Holcomb, Richard 176 Hollihan, Joel 164 Hollihan, Rita 164 HOLLINGSWORTH. IRA 24 Holl, Kelly 101,109,164 Holmes, Kim 164 Holmgren. Steven 176 Holtzbauer, Richard 91, 176 Holt, Crystal 78.176 Hope, Lori 176 Hoppe, Glenn 91,164 Hoppe, Linda 69, 176 HOUFER, MARLIN 24 Houle, Darah12,67.123. 139 Houle, Francene 177 Houle, Laurie 164 Houle, Lawrence 177 Houle. Thomas 109.139 Houle, Victoria 139 Hovland, Patrick 93,109. 139 HOWE, JAMES 27,130 HOWE. KAREN 31 Hoyt, Marjorie 24 Hudak, Todd 177 Hughes. Annette 177 Hughes. Bradley 164 Hulsman, Diana 111,177 Hummel, Candy 75,139 Hummel, Gerard 177 Humphrey, Roger 130, 139 Hunter. Gordon 78.177 Hunting, Kathleen 164 Hursch, Jeffery 177 Husfeldt, Brenda 64, 67, 69, 73.82, 83,139 Husfeldt, Brent 81.164 Husnik, Joseph 164 HYATT, LOYAL 27, 57 i lannelli, Katherine 62, 67, 73. 75, 78. 79, 84. 85. 95,139 Immel, Michael 140 Irvine, Sally 41,62 j Jackson. Jeffrey 164 Jacobsen, David 177 Jacobsen, Dorothy 63, 164 JACOBS. DAN 41 Jacobs. Pamela 75.164 James, Raymond 15, 31, 102,103,111,140 Janitschke, Jeanne 96. 177 Janssen, Andrew 69, 78, 79,177 Janssen, Phillip 67,137, 140 Janu, Laurie 83,177 Janu, Susan 164 Jarosiewicz, Dawn 140 Jarosiewicz, Mark 164 Jasicki, Joseph 123,177 Jasicki, Julie 140 Jeans, Bob 164 Jeans, Gary 88,93,109, 123,164 Jeans, Mary 111, 177 Jellum, Gregory 140 Jelmberg, Tori 164 Jenke, Roxann 177 Jensen, Deborah 67, 75. 140 JENSEN. DIANE 41 Jensen, Gerald 177 Jensen. Jeffery 164 Jensen, Jerry 165 Jensen. Karen 67,140, 159 Jensen, Karol 165 Jensen, Larry 177 Jensen, Lisa 69,177 Jensen, Steven 177 JERGENS. JOHN 20 Jiskra, Lori 165 Joachim, John 86. 89,177 Jobe, David 165 Johannes, Tyron 79.177 Johansen, Cary 111, 140 Johansen, Laura 109,177 Johnson, Craig 140 Johnson, Daniel 165 Johnson, Doreen 141 Johnson, Dwight 52, 67, 165 Johnson,Jacques 177 Johnson, James 165 Johnson, Jeffrey 177 Johnson, Jeff 177 Index 211 Johnson, Jeff 177 Johnson. Jill 67.109.177 Johnson. Jody 63, 141 Johnson. Jordene 52. 54, 91,97,141 Johnson. Karen 177 Johnson, Kellie 141 Johnson, Kent 91,165 Johnson, Kevin 69.177 Johnson, Koreen 177 Johnson, Kurt69,177 Johnson, Linda 75,165 Johnson, Melody 165 Johnson, Paul 141 Johnson, Scoti 165 Johnson, Scott 81,141 Johnson, Sherry 111, 125,177 Johnson, Teri 165 Johnson, Therese 123, 177 Johnson, Thomas 165 Johnson, William 165 Jolly, Cary 165 JONES. DAVID 23 Jones, Janet 141 Jones, Russell 177 Jorgenson, James 121, 177 Juhl, Steve 177 Jung, Timothy 177 K Kakuyama, Kozo 67 Kalsnes, Dennis 165 Kane, Christopher 165 Kangas. Robin 141 Kasma, Mark 12, 50,109, 123.141 Kasper, Joseph 67, 73, 87.141 Kaufer, Denise 165 Kazmierczak, Karen 55, 63.69.79.111.177 Keffmeyer, Kurt 16, 67, 165 Keilen, Nancy 75,141 Keis. Albert 103.165 Keis, Patricia 75, 96, 97, 177 Kellerhuis, Rondi 75, 91, 111.177 Keller, Cynthia 177 Keller. James 81.165 Kelly, Daniel 78, 79,103. 141 Kelly, Viann 141 Kemnitz, Dina 91,104, 110.165 Kertzscher, Erich 177 Kieliszewski, Scott 69, 177 Killian, Kim 67, 69.177 King, Jay 92,177 Kipping, Jody 75.178 Kirk, Randall 178 Kirk. Vicki 142 Klingbeil, Janice 142 Klingbeil, Richard 178 Kling, Daniel 90,142 Koalska, John 165 Koch, Lynn 61,62, 75, 85, 142 Koch, Mary Kae 50, 67, 95, 142 Koch, Priscilla 178 Koch, Thomas 165 Kohler, Mark 109, 123, 125.165 Kohler. Neal 178 Kohler, Sherrie 165 Kohler, Steven 93 Kohler, Susan 178 Kohls. Scott 50.109,125, 142 Kolberg, Bruce 178 Kolstad, Jeff 178 Kolstad, Jodi 178 Koppy, David 142 Kopp, Brian 16, 75,125 Kopp, Colleen 142 KOSKI, LYLE 20 Kosman, Gary 178 KOSTECKI, PAUL 34 Kostroski, Chris 178 Kranick, Lisa 142 Kranick, Lynn 75.178 Krasky, Robert 142 Krech, Tamara 67, 111, 142 Krinke, Wade 111, 143 Kroonblaud, Kathy 91, 165 Kroska, Eugene 78,178 KROSKA, JACKIE 24 Kroska, James 93,165 Kroska, William 123,178 Kubes, Sharon 165 Kujath, Daniel 178 Kult, Linda 75,95,97,143 Kunshier, Darah 178 Kupfer, Kimberly 178 Kuznia. Lisa 75, 78, 79, 83,86, 87,178 L LaBelle, Joseph 12,117, 123,143 LaCasse, Joseph 165 L'Allier, Lynette69, 111, 178 L'Allier. Patrice 103, 111, 165 LaMere, Suzzanne 123, 143 Lamprecht, Lori 67,110, 143 Lanahan, Becky 78,115, 123.165 Landecker, Ronald 178 Lane, Scott 165 Lange, Benjamin 165 Lange, Carla 143 Langhoff, James 69 Lang, Brian 143 Laroche, Charles 15. 73, 109.165 Laroche, Regine 56, 67, 87.88.89,91.143,157 Laroque, Wendy 75.125, 178 LARSON, ALLEN 27 LARSON, BEV 33 Larson, Bradley 165 LARSON, CHARLENE 39 Larson, John 143 Larson. Kirk 165 Larson, Lisa 67,165 Larson, Richard 143 Larson, Richard 78, 79, 123.165 Larson, Susan 62, 63,178 Larson, Susan 69, 95,178 Lasch, Dan 165 LAUTIGAR, JOHN 39 LAVALLA, JOY 24 Lawrence, Kevin 178 Leason, Byron 165 Leasou, Curtis 109,143 Leason, Deborah 78. 79. 89.178 Leckie. David 117,123, 144 Legus, Linanne 78, 89. 166 Lehmann, Linda 166 Lemke, Laurie 166 Lenz, Diana 166 Lenz. Jeanine 166 Lenz, Paul 178 Leonard, Lori 144 Leroux, Eugene 178 Leroux. Kathleen 178 Leslie, Nancy 75.144 Lessard, Jamie 75,178 LESTOCK, JOHN 12 Levesseur, Jacquelin 95, 144,146 Levesseur, Kimberlee 79, 166 Lewis, Leslie 6, 23, 75, 144 Lewis, Linnea 166 Lewis. Nicholas 178 Lewis, William 166 Lichtscheidl, Jane 144 Lichtscheidl, Lisa 85. 87, 95,166 Lindeberg, Brent 91,178 Lindeberg, Nick 12,123, 144 Lindgren, Dan 81,93.109 Lindholm, Cynthia 67,144 LINDSTROM. JAMES 29 Lindstrom, Tina 178 Lind, Mike 67,144 Lingbeck, Kimberly 178 Linnell. Kim 178 Linnell, Laurie 144 Linz, Ann 27, 85. 95, 97. 144 Linz, Lisa 64,144 Linz, Richard 166 Lipp, Edward 178 Little. Rick 88, 89,166 Locke, John 78,178 Lockwood, Robert 179 Lockwood, Rodger 166 Lofgren, Oscar 179 Longton, David 166 Long, Carol 75.179 Long, Cynthia 48, 62,144 Long,Joseph 179 Long, Nancy 145 Lorenz, Gregory 109,166 Lott, Genyi 67, 96,144 Lott, Jane 69, 96,179 Lott, Jan 69,96,179 Ludwig, Susan 75,92,166 Lundberg, Steven 179 Lundeen, Cindy 69, 70, 71.179 Lundeen, Lori 70,145 Lunder, Randall 145,164, 171 Lund, Wayne 54, 92,145 Luoto, Carla 67,91.166 Lutz, Andrew 179 Lutz, David 17 Lutz, Elaine 75,151.166 Lynch, Loren 41 Lynde, John 89,179 M Maas, Michele 179 Mabry, Dean 179 Mack, Karry 67.110,166 Mader, James 109,166 Magnuson, Charles 109, 145 MAHONEY, STEVE 43 MAKI, RACHEL 31 Malm, Michelle 145 Manders, Michael 109, 123 Manning, Corrine 63, 78. 79.91.179 Mansmith, Timothy 179 Marg, Dayna 111, 179 Marier, Darlene 145 Marier. Diane 67. 82.110. 145 Marier. Laura 64, 78,123, 179 MARKUS, CANDY 39 Marsh, Dawn 91,102, 111,145 Marsh. Deanne 161,166 Martin, Lori 75, 91,166 Martin, Todd 179 Marx, Matthew 123.145 Marx, Sandra 95,166 Matheson, Jeffrey 146 Matheson, Ronald 67, 166,171 Matheson, Wayne 166 Matiatos, Andrea 146 Mattson, DeeAnn 69,179 Matuseski, David 121, 125.166 Matzke. Catherine 163 Matzko, Renee 179 Maurer, Lynn 67,166 Mayhew. Paul 146 Mayhew, Scott 179 Mayo, Todd 146 McBain. Bernard 179 McChesney, Julynn 179 McChesney, Robert 146 McClain, Guen 75,91, 125.179 McConnell. Kevin 67,146 McCool, Michelle 179 McEwen, Shawn 179 McGrath, Robert 166 McGuire, Gregory 179 McKenzie, Jeffrey 67.146 McKenzie, Kristine 63, 110.166 McKinzie, Keith 161,164, 166 McLaughlin, Brian 12,123 McLean, Penny 69, 78, 179 McLean, Teresa 67, 95, 166 McNamara, Kathleen 179 McNamara, Ronald 179 Meissner, Stephanie 179 Meister, Roxanne 129, 179 Melbye, Scott 166 Menne, Lisa 166 Menne, Robert 179 Merrill. Debra 46, 67, 75, 96, 125,146 Meyer, Annette 179 Meyman, Joan 24 Michaud, Karen 146 Michaud, Mary 166 Michaud, Tom 179 Mickschl, Renee 179 Mike, Shelly 179 Miller, Daniel 146 Miller. Jeffrey 109,125, 146 Miller, John 179 Miller, Julie 79, 98.179 Miller, Laura 89,166 Miller, Nancy 166 Miller, Scott 67,166 Miller, Tamara 91,179 MILLTREN. MARIE 24 Minervine. Diana 76. 77. 78, 147 Miner, Russell 147 Miron, Gerard 81,166 Miton, Gerard 81.166 Moilanen, Jean 166 Montean, N. Ted 179 Moon, Scott 147 Moon, Todd 166 Moore, Judy 75. 97.166 Moore. Richard 16,109, 123,147 Moorhouse, Sheryl 67, 147 Moraczewski, Matthew 31,90.102. Ill, 147 Moraczewski, Monika 67. 78. 79.91,95.167 Moran, Sandra 67,91. 167 MORATZKA, JAMES 20 Mordorski, Rick 167 Moreina. Vania 76, 77 Mork, Dee Ann 147,148 Morley, Mike 167 Morley, Rosemarie 63, 78, 147,152.176 Morrissey, Lynne 167 Moseng, Marlow 167 MOSKOP. RICHARD 24 Motschenbacher, Anna 109,179 Motschenbacher, John 123,167 MOTSCHENBACHER. STAN 23 Moyer, Michelle 15.96. 167 Muellner, Susan 110,167 Muller, Jill 179 Muller, Mardi 67.92.163. 167 Mulvihill, Michael 67. 73. 167 Munday, John 111,179 Murphy, Mary 147 Murphy, Shawn 179 Murphy, Ted 24, 167 Myers, Jennifer 89,179 Myers, Stacy 79, 95,167 Myers, Stephanie 180 Myers, Vera 101,109,180 Myrmel, Laurie 63,180 N NAGOLSKI, LINDA 31 Nave, Todd 78.180 Navin, Kevin 167 NELSON, BUD 24 NELSON. DONALD 39 Nelson, Jay 180 Nelson. Jill 111, 118,125, 180 Nelson. Joel 109,147 Nelson, Kurt 52, 148 Nelson, Rick 167 NELSON, ROLLIN 29 Nelson. Sandra 63, 64. 92, 167 Nelson, Scott 167 Nelson, Tony 125,167 Ness, Terry 180 Neujahr, Kristy 75.148 Neumann, Kerry 148 NICKERSON. DONNA 23 212 Index Niederkorn, Diane 148 Niederkorn, William 167 Nieland, Brian 107.109, 148 Nielsen, Deeann 15, 75, 91,167 Nielsen, Denise 123,180 Neissen, Debbie 109,167 Nimis, Gregory 180 Nimis, Sheila 75,125,180 Noack, Brenda 69,167 Noel, Tim 167 Nolson, Kimberly 180 Nolson, Rick 167 Nordin, Cindy 110,126, 167 Nordin, Mark 167 Noreen, Shirley 148, 159 Noreen, Sondra 69,180 NOVAKS, GAYLE 20 Novak, Lisa 73, 75, 85, 148 Nummi, Ursula 76, 77,148 Nygren, Casey 149 o Oberg, Clara 180 OBERG, EVELYN 24 O'Brian Tracey 167 Och, David 180 O'CONNELL, JODI 36, 55 O'Gary. Carol 180 O'Gary, Jennifer 149 Ohmann, Timothy 180 Ohnsorg, Bridget 180 Olesen, Kimberly 180 Oliveira, William 180 Olsen, David 180 OLSEN, JOHN T. 33 OLSEN, JOHN 12 Olsen, Kim 180 Olson, Burnell 149 Olson, Charles 149 Olson, Curtis 149 Olson, Diane 125,149 Olson, Ginger 75,149 Olson, John 125, 149 OLSON, JOHN 24 Olson, Judith 69, 78,180 Olson, Kenneth 149 Olson, Laurie 78, 97.167 Olson, Lori 79,180 Olson, MarCee 67, 77, 79, 167 Olson, Mary 167 OLSON, MYRTLE 41,91 Olson, Steven 149 Olson. Susan 75, 95,125, 146, 149 Oltmanns, Ruth 75,171 Onell, Todd 180 O'Mara, Shawn 180 OSTERBAUER, BONNIE 24 Osterbauer, Kevin 180 Osterbauer, Loren 149 Osterbauer, Troy 167 Ostertag, Michael 123. 180 Ostlund, John 167 Ostlund, Scott 180 Ostrand, Peter 180 Otto, Carrie 149 Otto, Connie 149 Owen, Julie 180 p Paggen, Randy 149 Palmer, Victoria 180 Palokangas, Charles 167 Palokangas, Thomas 180 Pantalion, Joseph 167 Parent, Patricia 167 PARENTEAU. STEVE 24 Parker, Carl 180 Parker. Randall 125,167 Patterson, Todd 103,150 Paulino, Margaret 69, 102.103.111.180 Paulino, Patricia 69,95, 97, 111, 180 PAULSEN. JOAN 43 Paulsen, Kathryn 67, 78, 109.180 Paulsen, Marie 67, 78, 100,167 Paul, Matthew 150 PEACOCK. WILLIAM 29 Pearson, Jolene 167 PECHMAN. NANCY 27 Peiffer, Donna 91.167 Peikert, Johann 67,117, 180 Peloquin, Colleen 82, 91, 167 Peloquin, Laurie 82,150 Peltier, John 167 Peltier, Julie 67, 81,180 Peltier, Robin 85.137 Pennings, Rhonda 167 Pepin. Jean 67,167 Pepin, Tom 61,150 Pepper, Donn 150 Perrault, Rita 23,150 Perrung, Deborah 181 Person, Penny 180 Petermeier, Brian 167 Petersen, Eric 167 Petersen, Susan 69,111, 180 Peterson, Angie 180 Peterson, Douglas 181 Peterson, John 168 Peterson, Larry 67, 73, 181 Peterson, Michael 150 Peterson, Rebecca 110, 168 Peterson, Steven 150 Peterson, Theresa 67, 78, 168 Peterson, Timothy 181 Peterson, Todd 79,181 Peters, Kristi 167 Petron, Rodney 181 Pfaffendorf, Katherine 69, 81,181 Pfleger, Christine 150 Pfleger, Robert 168 Philippi, Kit 150 Pikus. Roger 109,150 Plain, Penny 150 POEPARD, DAN 23 Poff, Deanna 111, 181 Pogose, Mark 151 Pogose, Tamara 64, 67, 91,168 Pogreba, Shannon 69, 95, 181 POGREBA. TOM 34 Pohl, Madonna 110 POIRIER. STEVE 39 Powers, Donna 75,181 Powers, Timothy 151 Pratt, Jeffrey 181 Pratt, Robert 168 Prescott, Monica 168 Priener, Donna 181 Proulx, Bob 11,67, 69, 71, 82 Proulx, Jeff 151 Proulx, John 71.85,151 PROULX. JOYCE 24 Proulx, Lori 168 Pruitt, Debbie 109,168 Purdie. Mary 12, 23,109, 115,139,151 Q Qualley, Laurie 181 Quammen, Karyl 168 Quammen, Kathy 168 Quamme, Anita 168 Quarnstrom, Sherry 181 Quigley, Dawn 125,181 Quigley, Kim 168 Quigley, Valerie 101,168 R Raatz, David 67,168 Rachie. Paul 125,168 Rafferty, Michelle 181 Rainer, Rita 151 Rainer, Steve 168 Ramacier, James 103, 181 Ramsden, Russell 181 Rasmussen, Connie 151 Rasmussen, Leif 73, 75 Rasmussen, Sandra 181 Rau, Denise 69, 75, 78, 109,168 Rawlings, Blair 168 REDMOND, CAROL 39 Reeder, Brian 4, 91,151 Reeder, Mark 181 Reese, Mark 151 Reese, Robert 81.151 Regenauer, Scott 168 Reideman, Norman 168 Reidt Julie 67,168 Reiling, Thomas 181 Reiman, Jeff 151 REIMAN, JOHN 34 Remitz, Richard 113,123, 181 Renard. Mark 151 Renard. Rick 152 Renard, Ron 123,181, 183 Renard, Scott 125,181 Resch, Bruce 168 Resch, Joni 181 Retica, Mark 181 REYNOLDS, TOM 20 Rhoda, James 12,152 Rice, Julie 67,152 Richards, Kaadji 74,181 Richert, Jerry 152 Riermann, Michelle 67, 134.152 Riopel, Richard 181 Riopel, Roseann 90, 91, 152,157 Rivard, Melissa 78,181 Rivard, Micheal 168 Robinson, Patti 168 Robinson, Scott 12,16, 109.152 Rodriguez, Nancy 181 Rodriguez, Nelda 152 Rogers. Julie 67. 97, 96. 181 Rogers. Lisa 67, 79,111. 168 ROSENBERGER, DIANE 23 Rosenberger, Jane 168 Rosengren, Jerome 181 Rosengren, Robin 90 Ruddy. Julie 181 Rudisill. Gregory 69, 92. 181 Rudisill, Murray 123,152 Ruggles, Tom 48, 61,67, 73,152 Rugroden, Chad 67,103, 111,168 Runestrand, Ron 168 Rylander, Luke 50,103, 152 s Sampel, Stephen 181 Sampson, James 152 SANDAGER, LEE 27 Sandgren, Kathy 83,168, 169 Sargeant, Mary 52,153 Sarne, Michael 181 Sather, Christine 153 Savela, Karen 52, 123, 168 Scanlon, Thomas 67,91, 92.110.168 Schaab. Elizabeth 153 Schaffer. Janet 69.181 Schaffer, Maryjo 67, 78, 110.168 Schaffer, Michael 109, 168 Schalander, Cheryl 169 Schams, David 61,73, 139 Scharpen, Beverly 75, 153 Schellin, Brenda 153 Schellin, Vicki 67 Schell. Daniel 168 Scherer, Lee 181 Scheunemann, Vaughn 123,168 Schilling, Richard 181 Schirmer, Justin 168 Schlaeger, Brent 69,181 Schlangen, Cathy 67,152 Schleicher, David 168 Schlenker, Anne 168 Schliesing, Racheal 61, 153 Schliesing, Elaine 67.168 Schmidt, Angela 91,168 Schmidt, Gerald 153 Schmidt. Joyce 23 Schmidt, Roger 168 SCHMIEG, MELBA 23 Schmitt, Laurie 153 Schmitt. Lisa 111, 123, 181 Schroeder, Brenda 181 Schroeder, Steven 181 Schrom. Julianne 105, 168 Schrom. Robert 153 Schuett, Rita 182 Schuh, Cory 182 Schultz, Charles 84, 85, 86,87,153 Schultz, Cherie 169 Schultz, Dale 153 Schultz. Darla 182 Schultz, David 182 Schultz, Teresita 65, 90, 153 Schumacher, Ann 104, 110.153 Schuna, Dennis 73, 75, 154 Schur, Patrick 154 Schwab, Randie 182 Schwab, Rick 52, 106, 107. 109. 123, 169 Schwanke, Dale 169 Schwan, Mary 67.154 Schwartz, Sandra 182 Schweitzer. James 169 Schweitzer. John 182 Schwensen, Robert 182 Scofield, Arnold 24 Searby, Edith 182 Searby, Yvonne 81,91, 154 Sebeck, Kimberly 67, 78, 79,82,169 Sedlacek, Kimberly 182 Sedok, Lisa 182 Seim, Shawn 182 Seitz. Mary 154 Sempel, Michelle 95,123, 169 Shepard, Garret 123,169 Sherwood, Jonell 67, 82. 154 Shoberg, Nathan 111, 169 Shoberg. Robert 182 Shogren. Janet 75.182 Shogren, Kristen 69,182 Shuster, Richard 117, 123.154 Siegert. Robin 182 Simonson, Randall 91, 154 Siniff. Sherri 67,102 Skoglund, Cathy 182 Skoog, Kari 174,182 Skoog, Marie 81,169 Skoog, Mark 182 Slama, Bradley 182 Slama, Sherrie 169 Smallidge, Susan 169 Smallidge, William 69 Smith, Darwin 182 Smith, Lisa 63,169 Smith, Stuart 67, 88,105, 107.151.154 Smith, Tracy 109,169 Smuda, Pamela 155 Sodergren, Debra 91,169 Soebbing, Deborah 75, 169 Soebbing, Vicki 169 Solem, Peggy 48, 95,155 SOMROCK, WILLIAM 33 Sontag, Karen 169 Sorensen. Donald 182 Sorenson, George 155 SORENSON, HATTI 24 Sparks, Dwayne 182 Spence, Dennis 169 Spence. Patrick 109,125, 155 Spitzer. Daniel 69.169 Stace. Ron 155 Stace, Sonia 1892 Stachowski, Lori 67,169 STANGELAND, ROXANNA41 Stark, Craig 169 Statehel. Patty 109,169 Steely, Ted 169 Steffenson, Derek 125, 182 Index 213 Steffenson, Jeff 103,155 Stegner, Stephen 182 STEINMANN, EDITH 20 Steimann, Fred 67, 78, 79, 85,86, 87, 169 Steiner. John 182 Sternberg, Mark 155,159 Stevens, Dana 155 Stevermer, Dennis 182 Stevermer, Karlane 155 Stierns, Michael 182 Stoeckman, Kerry 182 Stoltzman, Jean 67.169 STONE, JANET 36 Stopher, Devlin 169 Storebo, Michael 169 Straka, Kenny 156 Straka, Sherri 169 Strandmark. John 182 Strand, Elizabeth 67.156 STREATER, RALPH 31. 33 STREETER, WILLIAM 33 Stricklin, Kimberlee 182 Struble, Ward 12,156 Stukel. James 67, 75. 78. 169 St. Martin, Gregory 169 St. Sauver, Steven 169 Suess, Theresa 182 Summer, Todd 182 Sunsten, Julene 75,182 Svec, Marcianne 156 Svec, Mary 111, 182 Swaim, Kevin 182 Swanson, Diana 156 Swanson, Tammy 69,182 Sward, Paul 182 Swenson, Charles 111, 169 Swenson, Christine 75, 182 Swenson, Kent 81 Swenson, Larry 182 Swenson, Neil 182 SWENSON. PEGGY 36 Syverson, Scott 169 T Tadych, Scott G. 169 Taube, Sue 182 Tauer, Donna M. 156 Taylor, Chris 81,156 Taylor, Dierdre A. 15, 67, 85,170 Taylor. Linda L. 181.156 Teel. Darla 156 Teigland. Carla 75,170 Templeton, Cheryl L. 111. 156 Tessier, Anne O. 75.110, 170 TETRAULT. RITA 20 Thaemert, Dawn 47,182 Thiele, Bret G. 156 Thiry, Craig A. 170 Thoeny, Kimberly K. 52, 167.170.91 Thomasen, Janet 182 Thomasen, Sharon 81, 156 Thomas, Jeffery 67, 73, 75,170, 78 THOMAS, PATRICIA 27 Thompson, Brenda 170 Thompson, Brian 182 Thompson, Michael 170 Thompson, Timothy J. 67 Thorp, Allen 148,156 Timm, Daniel 182 Tisdale, Denise 75,156 Torp, Connie 170 Towle, Delroy 182 Trainer, Scott E 170 TRAUGOTT, RICHARD 20 Trimble, Barry 67,170 Trimble, Rebecca 75,157 Trombley, Patricia 64. 91, 170 Trombley, Ronald 182 Tubbs. Kelli R. 67. 73.182 Tubridy, Kelly 170 Tubridy, Kim M. 157 TVOMINEN, MARION 20 Tyler. Shelly M. 182 Tyrrell, Ron P 170 u Underdahl, Dana 170 Underdahl, Suzanne R 159 Urie, Daniel 123,157 Urie, Douglas 170 Urmann, Jeffery 182 v Valenty, Nick 63, 67,170 Vanderlind. Janie E. 65, 157 Vanelsberg, Gordon 182 Vanelsberg, Gregory 170 Verner. Richard 67. 73, 75,82 Vierling, Daniel 12, 48, 157 Vizcarra, Ana M 49 Vollhaber, Jeff 182 Vornbrock, David 157 w Waataja, Marcee 67,109, 183 WALKER, DAVID 34 Wallraff, Charles 158 Wallraff, Pauline 75, 91, 110,171 Walsh, Jeff 183 Watters, Lori 183 Wavrin, Jeff 103,158 Wavrin, Joni 97.111,183 Waxberg, Bruce 55,171 Walker, Micheal 12,158 Weaver, Daniel 69,183 Weaver, Trisha 183 Weber, Bruce 171 Weber, Lynne 171 Weeks. Beth 91.158 Weeks, David 183 Wehner, Mark 31.55, 73. 84, 158 Weidenhaijn, Eva 79,125, 158 Weir, Susan 69,183 Weiss, John 171 Weiss. William 69.183 Welch, Wendy 171 Wenzel, Laura 171 Wenzel, Thomas 15,171 Werth, Bradley 109,113, 123.132.158 Werth, Mark 123,183 Wessel, Sandra 183 Westberg, Connie 183 Westergren, Connie 50, 90.111.158 Westergren, David 15. 132,158,159 Westermann, Robert 158 Westermenn, James 183 Westhoff. Jacquelin 183 Westlund, Denise 183 West, Jacquelin 158 Wetterstrom, Roy 183 Wettschreck, Debra 55, 67.73.82.111.158 Whitacre, John 171 Wiberg, Lynne 183 Wilberg, Karen 69, 82, 91, 183 Wilcox, Chris 183 Wilcox, Tammy 69, 183 WILEY, JANET 29 Wilhelmi, Robin 158 Willcocks, Jean 75, 111 Willcoxen, Tim 171 Willette, Linda 171 Williamson, Jenny 29,183 Williamson, Shari 183 Williamson, Steven 139, 158 Williams, Joanna 183 Winberg, David 67, 109 171 Winberg, Jeffrey 183 Winter, Barbara 183 Winter, Bradley 81,171 Wishon, Deann 84, 85, 171 Wishon, Rick 183 Wistrcill, John 183 Wistrcill, Joyce 67.104, 110,125,171 Wizik, Roxanne 67. 109 183 Wlaschin, Jhon 109,158 Wlaschin, Teresa 78.183 Wolff, Stephanie 75,159 Wolff, Susan 183 Wolner, William 183 Woltman, Jeffrey 183 Woodington. Julie 183 Woog, Stephanie 111. 183 Woog. William 171 Wortmen, Fred 24 Wright. Gina 183 Wright, Kathy 62,75.143, 159 Y Yezek, Jeff 183 Young, Glenn 12,159 Young, Stephanie 171 Yuronich, Michael 106. 171 Yuronich, Robert 183 z Zanosko, Thomas 183 Zaruba, Mark 183 Zeches, Carol 183 Zeiher. Darlene 62,159 ZELLER. ELAINE 24 Zeren, Brenda 159 Zschokke, Debbie 183 Zwiers, Mary 145,159 214 Index Editors: Sharon Adams, Laurie Peloquin, Rick Verner Advisor: Mrs. Carol Redmond Would like to express special thanks to: Melba Sahlin Janitors Lyle Koski Russ Cooper Tom Reynolds Herb Harper Al Running Carol Adams Judy Atkins Linda Atkins Karen Barrett Kathy Clendenen Kathy Costello Desiree Dauphinais Diana Distler Chris Dupre Theresa Eckdahl Greg Groess Michelle Grundhofer Betsy Haworth Pam Hess Kim Hintz Brenda Husfeldt Doreen Johnson Cindy Kaase Jacquie LeVessew Darlene Marier Colleen Peloquin Bob Proulx Teresita Schultz Kim Sebeck Jo Sherwood Kim Strickland Debbie Wettschreck Karen Wilberg Editors Notes PANIC . The Pleasure Wall Wasn't it funny how Betsy was the only one in school after our late deadline night. . . New Forester record — 5:00 a m.... A loose flagpole greeted the Forester staff after a deadline night... St. Olaf is a beautiful campus. It gets awfully big when it’s raining . . . It’s too bad some people go to bed at 8:00 p.m. and miss all the last night excitement Oh what a beautiful chest. . . Did someone call Greg?. When is the supplement coming out? ... Everything is going SO WELL .. Knock it off Rickie . . funny how it snowed on every deadline night... The theme was NOT Mrs Redmond's idea Editor’s Page 215 Man and Machine A combination of metal and muscle. Working together for a common goal. To make the world better to live in. Only time will tell if this wish will come true. 216 Closing __