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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1981 volume:

FORESTER 1980-1981 Forest Lake Senior High Forest Lake, Minnesota Volume 43 The word student means many things. To some it brings to mind books and homework; to others, participation in after school activities- Student also means part-time jobs, weekend hobbies, parties and people; people with unique lifestyles and individual interest Horseback riding is Lisa Feldt’s unique hobby, while Shari Williamson and Shelly Tyler enjoy racing a canoe. Title 1 Topping it off 2 Opening 1. Dina Kemnitz tries for another winning score. 2. Acapella choir show off their appreciation at the Homecoming Parade. 3. Lisa Rogers, Barb Crist and Laura Miller paint up a storm for Homecoming. 4. Tracy's Ice Cream Emporium garnish Homecoming with their decorative window. 5. Captain Mike Yuronich leads the way to victory against Ramsey. 6. Canoers get off to good start at Grand Rapids. 7. Cross Country tries to pile up their team like they did their medals. I won’t be home for dinner again tonight! was a phrase frequently said throughout the year by student participators. Not only did students participate in school related events, but also were involved in personal hobbies and interests. At any time of the day, Forest Lake students could be found active in various aspects of teen-age lifestyles which range from sports activities to clubs and from organizations to employment. No matter which activity a person was involved in, they gained knowledge and made friends that may have lasted even after they have completed their life as a high school student. Opening 3 Getting it together Many people besides students take part in school activities. Teachers and coaches are two that help create good school spirit. They help plan and take part in activities organized to help with school spirit. 4 Opening 1. Bob Pratt proudly displays his 50's gear. 2. A Ranger football player waits for instructions from Coach Anderson. 3. The marching band gets ready to perform at half-time for the Homecoming game. 4. Mr. Bolson and Mr. Fedderly show what it's like to be the “Tough Guy. 5. The varsity cheerleaders show their skill at a pep-fest. 6. Coach Lautigar and Coach Anderson look on the football game with much thought. 7. Coach Rowbotham thinks about what play to use next. 8. Varsity volleyball players circle to celebrate another victory. Opening 5 1. FFA show their spirit at the Homecoming Parade. 2 Anna Spraungel and Michelle Rafftery show their spirit at halftime at the Homecoming game. 3 Joyce Wistrcill displays her skill as a spiker. 4. Forest Lake students display their artistic talent. 5. Student Council members Dawn Syverson, Laura Miller. Kim Sebeck and Todd Swedeen lead the parade with the ram mascot to be burned at the bonfire. 6. The Rangers show what a real tackle looks like. 7. The Rangers getting ready to announce their starting line-up. 8. The Forest Lake Marching Band plays the Star Spangled Banner before the Homecoming game. 9. Number 31. Rick Schwab goes for another touchdown. 6 Opening runing a winning season ‘Tea for Two and Two for Tea,” that seemed to be the tune going through everyone’s head after the Marching Band performed the song at the Homecoming game. This year, the marching band, under the direction of Richard Hahn, has increased their number from 70 to 170. Besides performing the popular ‘‘Tea for Two” other attractions were forming a train, the 51 Hot Dog and the Forest Lake Doughnuts. Another big attraction was our football team. Besides winning our Homecoming game with a score of 23-21, the Rangers ended Columbia Heights’ 15 game winning streak with a victory score of 28-7. Opening 7 Formality reigns 8 Homecoming 1. Tony Nelson and Dina Kemnitz fire up spirit by burning the Ramsey ram. 2. 1979 queen. Sue Burke, speaks at coronation. 3. Anticipation is over as Tony Nelson is crowned King. 4. Smiles and tears appeared as Dina was crowned the new queen. 5. Spirit gets under students' skin at the bonfire snakedance. 6. Dancers butterfly for the camera. 7. Carrying the crown. Cindy Lundeen walks under the flag arch. 8. Congratulations are given to Dina 9 Wendy Forster. Val Quigley, and John Koch enjoy dancing to Polka Jacs. The 1980 Homecoming gave students a chance to adhere to popular traditions and experience fresh alternatives. The annual alumni polka was a jamming success as students packed the cafeteria for three hours. A bonfire the previous night fired up students with the burning of a paper ram and a twisting snake dance. Turning traditions into fresh outlooks, Student Council changed the time and setting of coronation. Taking place at night, the event reigned with formality as Sue Burke, last year’s queen, crowned new royalty. “We feel the night time setting created a more formal atmosphere,” said junior Ron Trombley. Homecoming 9 1. Varsity football players doing their traditional running in the parade under the direction of Coach Anderson. 2. The cheerleaders, football players and fans stand while the band plays the “Star Spangled Banner. 3. Ramsey Royalty (Al Keis and Kevin Navin) make a special appearance at the Homecoming Parade. 4. Other things beside the town windows (Phil Ferrazzi and Claudia Houle) got decorated on Saturday. 5. The Rangers do it again at the Homecoming game against Ramsey. 6. Tracy's Gang is proof that the Mafia is alive and well and living in Forest Lake. 7. The 1980-81 Homecoming Royalty. Tony Nelson and Dina Kemnitz. 8 The Homecoming Court: Rick Shwab, Jayne Gunderson. Mindy Briggs, Tony Nelson, Brian Kopp, Stacy Myers, John Motschenbacher. Lori Berglund, Dina Kemnitz and Scott Dingman. 10 Homecoming Homecoming “Batter the Rams.” That was the theme that added to the excitement and anticipation of Homecoming week. This year. Homecoming was planned out by the Student Council, which provided activities for all. They kicked off the week by painting town windows (and people!) on Saturday. Monday night was Coronation, which was held in the auditorium. To set the mood, people dressed up in their best during the day. Tuesday night was a time for talents to shine at skit night. The winning skit was presented by the “B” squad cheerleaders. “What a pair of legs,” was a comment often heard as students tried to match up teachers with their legs for the leg’s contest. Wednesday was also a day when people could show off their hats, buttons and their favorite tie for hat. tie, and button day. Poodle skirts, ponytails, bobby socks, leather jackets, sunglasses, and slicked back hair were the fashions on Thursday, as 50’s day brought back “Happy Days. Thursday night, the marching band provided the “Street Beat” for the Homecoming Parade which earned them first place. After the parade, the students enjoyed the Snake-Dance and the Bon- Fire. Homecoming Royalty, Dina Kemnitz and Tony Nelson, carried on tradition by starting the Ram Mascot on fire. The week was topped off by Friday night's football game against Ramsey. After the tie score of 15-15, the Rangers pulled ahead with a 23-21 victory over the Rams. The excitement lasted through the night with the traditional Alumni Polka. Over 1,000 people packed into the cafeteria to see old and new faces and to dance the night away to the music of the Polka Jacs. Homecoming 1 r—1 A nTTTTn A TQP □ ADTTfTD ATPlD DAPTTrTD ATnP APTTrTPATnp : ARTICIPATORS Division 13 Spare time 1. Linda Heath and John Kelly show their polka techniques at the Alumni Polka. 2. Kevin Navin and Chuck Stafkie paddle in competition at Grand Rapids. 3. Volleyball player, Joyce Wistrcill spikes another one past Anoka’s front line. 4. “Roast the Rams’’ was the theme for the Forester float. 5. Mindy Briggs shows why the Rangers are number one. 6. Mike Ash looks on while Claudia Houle puts her finishing touches on her artistic talents. 7. The flag corp show their discipline at a half-time performance. 14 Participators Students at Forest Lake High School have different ways of occupying their spare time. They range from school to personal activities which include spiking a volleyball, writing for the newspaper, performing in a play, paddling a canoe, horseback riding, sailing and a range of other hobbies. All are as unique as the people involved. Participators 15 1. MarCee Olson shows off her button collection for hat, tie and button day. 2. The Unknown Cheerleaders perform a skit for skit night. 3. Stacy Myers and Kim Engberg watch intently at skit night. 4. Banners add visual spirit to Homecoming. 5. Parents are given a warm welcome by the football cheerleaders. 16 Participators Faces 17 The Many Faces of Forest Lake Sr. High Tp r r Sno-Days Storm F.L.H.S. Sno-Days are coming! That seemed to be a familiar saying between February 2-6 around school. Sno-Days was something new to the student body. It had a similar format as the Homecoming Week. The Student Council planned various activities such as the ice cream eating contest, tropical day. a soccer tournament and the main event of the week, the coronation dance. The music was provided by R R. The crowning of the sophomore prince and princess and the Junior King and Queen was the highlight of the evening. Sno-Days was something that will hopefully be carried out in the years to come at Forest Lake High School. 18 Sno-Days 1. Sno-Days Royalty: Guy Johnson. Larry Crouse. Sue Larson. Staci Pennings. 2. Sno-Week Court: Front Row Dan Robinson. Rob Menne. Rick Bayless. Guy Johnson. Staci Pennings. Missy Olson. Hope Kemmnitz, Sheery Gaspord. Mary Jo Mansmith. Missy Frost. Back Row: Ron Trombley, Ron Renard. Duke Remnitz. Edward Lipp. Steve Baland. Larry Crouse. Sue Larson. Julie Ruddy. Patty Paulino, Teri Alazander. Peggy Paulino. Sherry Anderson. 3. Sophomore prince and princess. Guy Johnson and Staci Pennings. 4. Crowning of the Sno- Week princess. 5. A side long view by Rick Bayless toward newly crowned Guy Johnson. 6. Larry Peterson and Lisa Rogers bring the sun to F.L.H.S. during Tropical Day. 7. R R provided the entertainment for the coronation dance. 8. Participants enjoy a cold treat at the ice cream eating contest. 9. Junior King and Queen Larry Crouse and Sue Larson warm up Sno-Week with a slow dance Sno-Days 19 20 Dedication The Forester Staff Would Like to Dedicate the 1980-1981 Yearbook to Mr. Koski for All of His Help and Understanding Throughout the Year. I MV l K 1. Melba Sahlin: Off ice Secretary 2. Louise Larson: Office Secretary. 3. Tom Reynolds: Principal. 4. Lyle Koski: Assistant Principal. 5. Judy Johnson: Office Secretary. 6. Dee Gorka: Office Secretary. 7. Russ Cooper: Assistant Principal 8. Bernard Bartel: Superintendent. 9. Karen Howe: Director of Basic Skills. PATL. 10. Brenda Westrum: Office Secretary. 11. Ireane Valenty: Nurse. 12. Marian Luominen: Office Secretary. 13. Wayne Stuttleburg: District Office. 24 Administration Administration 25 26 Guidance 1. Stan Motschenbacher: Guidance Counselor 2. Donna Nickerson: Guidance Counselor. 3. Dave Jones: Chemical Dependancy. 4. Sandy Perzichilli: Career Guidance Center Counselor 5. Nancy Walker: Guidance Secretary 6. lone Hanson: Guidance Secretary 7. Dan Poepard: Guidance Counselor. 8. Virgil Grove: Guidance Counselor 9. Shannon Dunn: Guidance Secretary Guidance 27 Special Jobs — Special People 28 Special Jobs 1. Cook — Marjorie Hoyt prepares lunch for the troops. 2. Waiting for the herd to come through. 3. Marci Milltren checks on the soup. 4. Custodian — Bud Nelson, an important part of our school. 5. Would you like a hamburger or a hoggie? 6. Jean Seobbing prepares cold lunches. 7. Cook — Marci Miltren. 8 “Now how do you work this thing? Special Jobs 29 1. Michael Bernauer: Myth and Legend. Composition I. Composition II. World Literature. 2. Rachel Maki: Short Story. Novel. American Literature. 3. Mr. Bernauer visits with a student after school. 4. Robert Fedderly: Practical Writing. Short Story. English 10. 5. Ms Barnum visits Mr. Somrock's class. 6. “OK! Where's my poetry book? 7. Linda Nagolski: Nonbook Literature. English 10 8 Richard Carlson: Thinking Power. Science Fiction. Psychology 9 Fonzie move over! 10. Gail Barnum: Composition I. English 10. English 31 1. Bev Larson: English 10. Reading Power 2 Henery Hebert: Drama. Practical Writing. Onstage. Speech II. 3. Terry Eikren: Composition I. English W. Themes m Literature 4 Tom Baldwin: Composition I. II. Practical Writing 5. Cynthia Peters: Reading Power, English 10. Nonbook Literature 6 John Olsen: English W. Media Journalism and Propaganda. Creative Writing. 7. Bill Somrock: English 10. American Literature. Public Broadcasting. Not Shown: Ralph Streater: Speech I. Science Fiction. Argumentation. English 33 1 Rollin Nelson: Psychology. American History l-ll 2. Sandra Teichner: Marriage and the Family. American History l-ll. 3 Betsy Brubner: American History I. US and World. 4. Judy Dittberner: American History l-ll. Contemporary Problems. Geography I 5. Ruth Menken: American History l-ll. Political Science. Ancient World 6. Bill McElrath: American Economics. American History l-ll. Soviet Union. 7. Ken Mikolajczyk: American History I II. Sociology. Anthropology. U S and World 8. Doug Peltier: American History l-ll. Contemporary Problems. 9. Al Thoburn: American History l-ll. Contemporary Problems. 10. Ms Menken and Mrs Dittberner prepare for their class. 11 Gordon Ashby: Marriage and the Family. History. World War II. 34 Social Social 35 1. Sue Jung. Algebra 1A. Programming 1-2, Practical Math, Consumer Math 2 Michael Altivilla: Practical Math A-B, Algebra 11A-B. 3. Charles Chalberg: Geometry A-B, Tutor Program. 4. Steve Poirer: Algebra 11A-B, Consumer Math, Algebra IB. Practical Math A-B. 5. Dawn Ginnaty: Geometry A-B, Consumer Math, Fund. Algebra. 6. Wallace Conner: Math Analysis. Geometry A. Consumer Math. 7. John Lautigar: Geometry A-B, Algebra 1-2, A-B, Trigonometry. 8. Don Nelson: Basic Math. Geometry A-B. 36 Math 38 Science 1. Rena Benedict: Introduction to Chemistry and Physics. Chemistry of Equations II. Physics WLEM, Physics F and M 2 Jeff Lewis: Applied Science. Introduction to Meterology. Basic Geology 3. Jane Anderson: Foods I. Creative Sewing. Exploring Childhood. Clothing Basics. Consumer Economics. Jodie O'Connell: Exploring Childhood. Foods I and II. Janet Stone: Family Living. Child Care. Exploring Childhood. Sandra Hartje: Foods II. High Fashion Sewing. Interior Housing. Family Living. 4 Ms Hartje taking a break after school 5 Chris Shogren participating in a Foods class. 6. Jack Henderson: Minnesota Wildlife. P and I. Cell Biology. Human Biology. Ecological and Environment Biology 7. Gwen Hanson: Chemistry of Equations. Introduction to Chemistry and Equations. 8. Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Anderson talk over class plans. Home-Ec 39 1. Ms. Ferstenburg: Physical Education. 2. Rick Anderson: Weight Training, Health, Physical Education. 3. Robert Rowbotham: Health, Physical Education. Weight Training, Outdoor Education 4. Kathy Briguet: Health. Physical Education. Outdoor Education. 5. Robert Dettmer: Health. Physical Education. Outdoor Education 6. Joan Paulson: Health. Physical Education. Adaptive Physical Education, Team Sports. 7. Charles Anderson: Team Sports. Individual and Dual Sports. Health. Physical Education. Weight Training. 8. Rochelle Koznick: Health, Physical Education. Gymnastics. Individual and Dual Sports 9. Steve Mahoney: Health. Physical Education. Weight Training. Individual and Dual Sports. Phy-Ed 41 42 Poem Focusing on FOCUS Focus was described as an alternative education program. Focus is a course where students are treated more as individuals rather than as a class. Because of that factor, the teachers were able to deal with each student personally. Focus students are those who were not able to function in a regular classroom for a variety of reasons, even though the students have an average or above average grades and ability. The purpose of Focus is to help students graduate from high school. Since the students of Focus were given individual guidance and the chance to gain back lost credits, they voluntarily choose to stay in school rather than drop out of school. In Focus, students take basic courses such as math, social studies and English. The classes are held the first four hours of the day. The advisors of Focus for the 1980-81 school year were Sally Irvine Hagman; social studies, Tom Malerich; math, Carol Mollen; English; Loren Lynch; work coordinator and Jackie Kroska; secretary. Focus: Front to Back: Tom Malerich. Loren Lynch. Carol Mollen. Jackie Kroska. Dewie Hammer. Jim Standaert. Annette Meyer. Lance Ekvall. Sue Friel. Ron Tyrrell. Sean Frost. Lisa McLaughlin, Lori Ferraro. Tony Schloegl. Jodi Juverigan, Mark Pogose, Chuck Swenson Jean Moilanen, Marie Skoog. Erin Babcock. Sally Hagman. Brad Gauvin. Bridget Ohnsorg. Dennis Spence, Carol O’Gary. Jim L'Allier. Cathy Marzke. John Defiel. Jamie Anderson. Bill Jognson. Paul Flor. Steve Brossart. Steve Sample. Diane Forsblade. Fonda Diemert, Del Towle. Chuck Creamer. Gordy Lawman. Dan Hunt. Ron McMamara. Steve Nielson. Paul Schwartz. Darrel Peabody. Cary Kendall. Kevin Hawkins. Shawn McEwen. Rodger Lockwood. Jerry Jensen. Rich Larson. Focus 43 44 Business. Library. AV. Special 1. Joy LaValla, Nancy Ensrud, Marve Fuhrman: AV Personnel 2. Nancy Pechmann: Introduction to Art I, II. Painting. Studio Painting. Fibers. Studio Fibers. Russ Korte: Introduction to Art I. Painting. Studio Painting. Photograhy I. II. Studio Photography Mark Hanson: Introduction to Art I. II. Ceramics. Studio Ceramics. James Howe: Related Arts. Studio Related Arts. Introduction to Art I. II. Allen Larson: Photography I. Sculpture. Studio Photography. Studio Sculpture. Art II. Photography II. 3. Joan Meyman, Richard Moskop. Elaine Zellar: Media Personnel 4. Arnold Scofield: Drivers Education. 5. Mr Korte teaches Photography class how to develop film. 6. Dan Jacobs: In-School Restriction. 7 You always think winter when you see this picture on the office window 8. Jack Buys: Shorthand I. Typing I. Office Procedure, Business Machines. Typing II. Nancy Tatge: Typing I. II. Marketing Merchandizing. Begin Typing. Phyllis Slotsve: Bookkeeping I. II. Typing I. Janet Wiley: Diversified Occupational Relations. Tom Newell: Personal Law. Bookkeeping I. Art 45 46 Industrial Art and Agriculture 1. Mr. Branson keeps a careful eye on his Electronics class 2. Dave Walker: Woods I and II. 3. David Blasko: Auto Mechanics. 4. Tom Pogreba: Carpentry, Architecture Drawing I and II. Mechanics. 5. John Reiman: Cold Metals A and B. Hot Metals A and B 6. Junior Branson: Basic Electronics. Power Mechanics. SPVE 7 Mark Hill: Animal Science. Plants and Soil Land Use. Horse and Horsemanship, Agriculture Business Management. Pat Thomas: Youth Leadership. Fall Horticulture. Floral Design, Spring Horticulture. Loyal Hyatt: Forestry. Agriculture Mechanics Skills. Advanced Welding, Advanced Agriculture Mechanics, Agriculture Power and Mechanics, Environmental Management. Industrial Arts and Agriculture 47 1. SLBP: Jerry Johnson. Roxanna Stangeland. Tom Hipkins, Diane Hanson. Myrtle Olson. Sharon Rose. 2. Richard Hahn: Varsity Band. Sectionals. Concert Band. Ranger Band. 3. Allen Franzen: Spanish I. II. III. IV 4. Jim Lindstron: Rudiments of Music. Sectionals. Acappella Choir. Introduction to Choir. 5. Kathleen Driscoll: Experienced Reading Skills. Developmental Reading Skill. Reading Lab. 6. Diane Hanson: E.M.H. 7. Lyle Gilbertson: French I. II. III. IV 8. Ms. Driscoll answers a student's question. 48 SLBP. Reading Music, Foreign Language 49 N i K n nnp RR Linda Abbott Kathy Absey Pam Aho Daniel Aim Daniel Anderson Michelle Anderson Noreen Anderson Sherry Anderson Swan Anderson Timothy Arsenal Michael Ash Mary Balzart Bruce Banta 1 ‘What do I do now? 2. Working Nine to Five! 3. Anna Spraungel and Jeanett Kralick help out during the mock election. 4 May I offer you some candy? 5. Who me?” 6. Sherri Anderson seems to be camera shy. 7. The next Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers? 52 Seniors Patrick Barkeim Dawn Barrett Seniors 53 Karen Barrott Tresa Becker Tammie Beckman Mary Bell Jeffrey Bauman David Beck Brian Benoy Mary Berge Terry Bergeron Anthony Bergerson Lori Berglund Christine Bergmar Deanna Bestland John Bever James Blackbird Patricia Blouin 1. Typing Class is a favorite among students. 2. “Hello. Mom?” 3. Mr. Fedderly talks to a student after school. 4. Kevin Johnson and Tammy Avery look over a recipe in Foods. 54 Seniors Susan Bosel Caroline Bogel Gregory Boleen Kimberly Bond Stephen Boorsma Jacquelin Borash Cynthia Bowersox Robin Boyd Susanna Bradshaw Jodi Bremer Mindy Briggs Mike Brown Seniors 55 Wendy Bruchez Rick Bruner Donna Burke Michael Busch Todd Buske John Cardinal Kelly Carlson Paula Carlson Lori Jo Charpentier Tracy Chelmo Glenda Chilson 1. Martha Greene takes time to do her homework 2. I wonder what she's think- ing? 3. The three stooges? 4 Shoot for it. 5 Look, the tables growing arms! 6. One. two. three One. two. three 56 Seniors Scott Christensen Michael Clemens Theresa Clemens Cathryne Collyard Kelli Comstock Sophie Cordoba Annette Corwin James Coxon Kenneth Coyer David Crawtord Seniors 57 Barbara Crist Duane Crohn Robert Culp Theodore Camming Jeffery Da be Keith Dalluhn Patrick Daninger Paul Deal 1. John Cardinal gives a speech. 2. A janitor does the daily job of repairing lockers. 3. Work. work, work! 4. I dare ya! 5. Students in their spare time work with the computer 6 Now, where do we go? 7. ‘ How did I end up in here? 58 Seniors Susan Del Medico Denise Dewall Fonda Diemert Scott Dingman Terrie Dirks Jeffery Dittbrenner Gerald Doege Robert Doerr Daniel Doherty Denise Dolan Mary Donohue Seniors 59 Edward Dow Julie Drolson Doug Dube Robin Dunbar Michael Dupre Ruth Eide Wendy Ekval Brian Empey Mark Endrizzi Kim Engberg Wendy Engel Scott Ensrud 1. John Cardinal works as an office aid. 2. “Did you hear the latest on Mr. Hahn? 3. Two flute players take time to practice. 60 Seniors Anita Erickson Daniel Erickson Rebecca Erickson Yvonne Erickson Ellen Erkenbrack Gene Erzar Debra Evgen David Faymoville Daniel Ferderer Thomas Ferrazzi Scott Findlay Sherry Fischer Rosemary Flesvig Seniors 61 John Flipse Dan Flohr Wendy Forester Deborah Flower Susan Friel James Friend Clyde Fulks David Gabrielson Bill Gaetz Shannon Garrison 1. “Want to hear a secret? 62 Seniors Scott Fritz David Froelich Ruth Frost Stefani Gaspord Brad Gauvin Heidi Genen Michelle Germain Sherry Gibson Craig Gilbertson Melody Gillespie Philip Gilman Dennis Goiffon Randy Gordon Tim Granna David Green Martha Green Christine Grossman Gregory Gruett Seniors 63 Jeffery Gubash Jennifer Gubash Kimberly Gudmundson Jayne Gunderson Debra Gustafuson Steven Gustafson Joy Haluptzok Kristin Halvorsen Kevin Halvorson Robert Hanrahan Thomas Hanson Bryan Hardel 64 Seniors James Harley Tina Harrington Maribeth Hathaway Karen Havens Kevin Hawkins Linda Heath Annette Heinze Sharon Helfrich Kevin Hendricks Timmy Hengel Pamela Hess Russel Hill 1. Smile! You’re on Candid Camera! 2. So much homework! What am I to do? 3. Just a touch of homework fever. 4 Dan Erickson gives the camera the evil eye. 5 What do I do with it now? ■ Seniors 65 William Himmelwright Daniel Hinrichsen Kimberly Hintz Michael Hoffman Kelly Holl Rita Hollihan Glenn Hoppe Laurie Houle Bradley Hughs Brent Husfeldt Jeffery Jackson Pamela Jacobs 66 Seniors Dorothy Jacobsen Tod Jaeger Susan Janu Mark Jarosiewicz Bob Jeans Gary Jeans Jerome Jensen Karol Jensen David Jobe Daniel Johnson Dwight Johnson Kent Johnson Linda Johnson Melody Johnson Teri Johnson Seniors 67 Thomas Johnson Cary Jolly Jeff Jogenson Dennis Kalsnes Christopher Kane Denise Kaufer Albert Keis Kurt Kiffmeyer John Koalska Thomas Koch Mark Kohler Sandy Kohler 1. One couple out of many that were hap- pily married at the Sadie Hawkin's dance. 2. Who are we? We are the . .. 3. Slaves hard at play. 4. Mickey Mouse never looked so good. 6B Seniors Brian Kopp Kathryn Kroonbland James Kroska Sharon Kubes Joseph Lacasse Patrice Lallier Rebecca Lanahan Benjamin Lange Bradley Larson Seniors 69 Lisa Larson Richard Larson Danny Lasch Linanne Legus Linda Lehman Laurie Lemke Diana Lenz Jeanine Lenz Kim Levesseur Linnea Lewis Lisa Lichtscheidl Richard Linz Rickie Little David Longton Gregory Lorenz Susan Ludwig 70 Seniors Elaine Lutz Carey Maassen Karry Mack James Mader Michael Manders Deanne Marsh Lori Martin Sandra Marx Ronald Matheson Wayne Matheson David Matuseski Lynne Maurer Robert McGrath Keith McKinzie 1. |'m so confused!” 2. Robert Redford. eat your heart out! Seniors 71 Kris McKinzie Lisa McLaughlin Teresa McLean Scott Melbye Mary Michaud Laura Miller Nancy Miller Scott Miller Gerard Miron Jean Moilanen Todd Moon Judy Moore 72 Seniors Monika Moraczewski Sandra Moran Rick Mordorski Mike Morley John Motschenbacher Michelle Moyer Susan Muellner Mardi Muller Michael Mulvihill Stacy Myers Stacy Myers 1. A student takes a break in class. 2. Time for our leg exercises! 3. Phil Ferrazzi and Claudia Houle paint more than the windows during homecoming. 4. One of the many pictures done by Debbi Pruitt and John Witacer. Seniors 73 Kevin Navin Sandra Nelson Tony Nelson William Niederkorn Deeann Nielson Debbie Niessen Brenda Noack Cindy Nordin Mark Nordin Tracey O'Brien Laurie Olson Marcee Olson 1. Ron Trombley takes time to smile for the camera. 2. What a score! 3. The Ranger men do it again! 4. Kristi Peters and beau get hitched at the Sadie Hawkins dance. 74 Seniors Mary Olson John Ostlund Charles Palokangas Joseph Pantalion Patricia Parent Randell Parker Marie Paulsen Jolene Pearson Colleen Peloquin John Peltier Rhonda Pennings Jean Pepin Seniors 75 Brian Petermeier Krisli Peters Eric Petersen John Peterson Rebecca Peterson Theresa Peterson Troy Petroske Robert Pfleger Tamara Pogose Madonna Pohl Robert Pratt Monica Prescott Lori Proulx Debbie Pruitt Anita Quamme 76 Seniors Karyl Quammen Kathy Quammen Valerie Quigly David Ratz Paul Rachie Marcello Ramos Leif Rasmussen Denise Rau Blair Rawlings Robert Reece Scott Regenauer Julie Reidt Bruce Resch Norman Reideman Michael Rivard Seniors 77 Patti Robinson Lisa Rogers Lynette Rose Jane Rosenberger Chad Rugroden Ron Runestrand Gregorio Sabado Scott Sample Kathy Sandgren Karen Savela Thomas Scalon Mary Jo Schaffer Michael Schaffer Vicki Schellin Vaughn Scheunemann 78 Seniors Anne Schlenker Elaine Schliesing Angela Schmidt Roger Schmidt Cherie Schultz Rick Schwab Dale Schwanke Kimberly Sebeck Lowell Seim Michelle Semple Cheryl Shalander Garret Shepard Nathan Shoberg Marie Skoog Thomas Zank Seniors 79 Susan Smallidge Lisa Smith Tracy Smith Debra Sodergren Deborah Soebbing Vicki Soebbing Karen Sontag Daniel Spitzer Patty Stachel Lorie Stachowski Charles Stafki Craig Stark Ted Steely Fred Steimann Jean Stoltzman 80 Seniors Devlin Stopher Michael Storebo Sherri Straka Teresa Stucke James Stukel Charles Swenson Scott Syverson Chris Tagg Dierdre Taylor Carla Teigland Craig Thiry Kimberly Thoeny Jeffery Thomas Brenda Thompson Michael Thompson Seniors 81 Connie Torp Scott Trainer Patricia Trombley Marmella Tsoukala Kelly Tubridy Ron Tyrrell Dana Underdahl Nick Valenty Gregory Van Elsberg Eva Bon Porat Pauline Wallraff Lynn Ward David Watters Ricky Waxberg Bruce Weber 82 Seniors Lynn Weber John Weiss Wendy Welsh Laura Wenzel Thomas Wenzel Ronald Westland James Whalen John Whitacre Tim Willcoyen Linda Willette David Winberg Bradley Winter Joyce Wistrcill Stephanie Young Michael Yuronich Seniors 83 A T” I II A TUI A TNI ATHI FTFF ATHLETES Athletic Director — A Special Job Coordinating athletic programs, working with the coaches, scheduling practice times. These are just some of the many responsibilities of an athletic director. Mr. Conely has been the athletic director at Forest Lake High School for thirteen years. Before he came to Forest Lake, he worked at a small school as the coach for all of the sports and was also the athletic director. Then he w ent to another school where he taught phy-ed. He was also the head basketball coach and the assistant football and baseball coach. Mr. Conley's jobs include getting the officials for home games, making sure that the facilities are in shape, figuring the budget, getting the bus transportation that is needed, and working closely with the coaches to make sure that everything runs smoothly. Mr. Conely is also responsible for the planning of the sports banquet, and managing all regional tournaments that are held at Forest Lake. The job of an athletic director is a demanding one and takes a special person to do the job well. Mr. Conely demonstrates that he is that special person. 86 Special Muscle Men of Forest Lake Sr. High 1, Mr. Conely — the special person that is the athletic director at Forest Lake High School. 2. Weight Club. Front Row: Todd Ellefson. Jim Reidt. Dave Swenson. Scott Kieliszewski. Back Row: Jeff Thomas. Chuck Stafki. Pat Daninger. Dave Winberg. Mike Hoffman. Rick Beck. 3. Mr. Conely attends a basketball game. Weight Club 87 Tennis is a sport that has become very popular at Forest Lake High School It is a sport that requires hours of practice that starts in the summer The coaches this year were Mr Chalberg and Ms Irvine Hagman The girls had a successful season which resulted from hard work from every individual 10 88 Tennis Tennis, a Smashing Game 1. Varsity; Front to Back Anna Motchenbacher. Jayne Gunderson. Sue Ostertag. Cathy Paulsen. Cathy Carey. Jayne Fiels. Julie Drolson, Marci Waataja. Sharon Helfrich. Mary Berge, Marie Paulsen. Mr, Chalberg. 2. Marie Paulsen waits for a return from her opponent. 3. How long do I have to wait? 4. Jayne Gunderson gives it her best shot! 5 Sharon Helfrich wacks through the ball. 6. Since when am I left-handed? 7. Double partners. Marci Waataja and Cathy Paulsen. 8. J.V : Front to Back: Angie Schmidt. Debbie Niesson. Patty Statchel. Beth Hathaway. Kathryn Grindberg. Jill Johnson, Marinelle Tsoukala, Sophia Cordoba, Kelly Holl, Sue Holtzbauer. Sue Eckert. Sally Irvinr Hagman. 9. Oh No! I'm stuck. 10. Another one hits the net! ! Tennis 89 Bump, Hit, Spike, — All Right: 6 1. Varsity Volleyball: Front — Ms. Briguet, Mary Jo Schaffer. Theresa Clemens. Ms. Paulson. Sue Peterson. Sue Meullner. Ms Thurstenberg. 2nd Row — Karry Mack. Ruth Eide. Mary Svec. Juleanne Schron. Fody Bremer. Madonna Pohl, Danna Burke, 3rd Row — Dina Kemnitz. Jody Kolstad, 4th Row: Joyce Wistrcill. Cathy Collyard, Mindy Briggs. Lisa Schmidt. Becky Peterson. 2. J.V. Volleyball: First Row: Nancy Coleman. Dana Marg, Karen Kazmierczak. 2nd Row Coach Ms Thurstenberg, Lisa Flohr. Mary Jeans. Sue Peterson, Diane Dickey. 3rd Row: Sherri Anderson. Helen Hawkenson, Rondi Kellerhuis. 4th Row: Patty Palino. Shelly Gyler, Michelle Amundsen. Back Row: Caree Graves. Lisa Schmitt. 3. For her, practice is hard! 4. Stick-em-up 5. B-Squad Volleyball: First Row: Maryann Hallberg. Brenda Houle. Missy Fankhauser. Michelle Doedge, Amy Braumgart. Noel Olson. 2nd Row: Mary Franta. Katie Eidie. Liz Bract. Deanna Zieher. Caroline Haus, Debbie Ray. Kim Grares. 3rd Row: Mary Olsen. Robin Quarnstrom, Val Stukel. Missy Frost, Maryjo Mansmith. Kim Psick, Tori Carlson, Jena Whitenberg. Bonnie Berge. Lynn Drolson. 4th Row: Julie Chilson. Robin Seargent, Becky Olson. Ms. Briguet. Hope Kemnintz, Patercia Hill. Allison Lautigaur. 6. Jodi Kolstad serves up a great one. 7. You can get up now. 8. Ms. Briguet and friends taking a break. 9. Ms Thurstenberg watching the game with the best seat in the place. 10. This is what happens after a long hard game. 10 Volleyball 91 1. Varsity Football Team: Front to Back: John Cardinal (manager). Gary Jeans. Greg Gruett, Mike Vuronich. Pat Danmger. Scott Fritz. Scott Findlay. Ken Coyer. Tod Jaeger. John Motschenbacher. Jim Friend. John Whitacre. Mike Schaffer. Kevin Halverson. Jay Mader. Mike Clemens. Dave Winberg. Scott Dingman. Mark Kohler. Rick Schwab. Dan Johnson. Craig Thiry. Tracy Smith. Mark Werth. Rick Anderson, Johann Piekert. Gene Walbridge. Rick Bayless. Tal Gravelle, Brett Weiss, Greg Rudisill, Marvin Emerson, Mike Findlay. Jacques Johnson, Gary Kosman. Todd Nave. Mr. Lartigar. Randy Parker. Todd Hudak, Karlo Groeneweg. Steve Baland, Troy Hall. Joel Hanson. Neal Kohler. Rick Beck. Dave Schultz. Steve Booth. Larry Peterson. Ed Lipp. Scott Heralson, Mike Davis. Roy Henline, not pictured Mr Rowbathan. 2. Number 24 going for a dive. 3 “Heeeere's Mike 4 “Here’s to us!” 5. Going for the bomb 6 Sideline Cheers 7 A gratified victory. 8 ”1 got it!” 9. ‘Go for it!” 92 Varsity Football “Rangers are number 1! That was one of the many cheers heard throughout the stands during a football game. And this year, the fans had a lot to cheer about. Not only did the Ranger men break the 15 game winning streak against Columbia Heights, they battered the Rams with a victory at homecoming. Under the leadership of head captain Pat Daninger. the Rangers proved that they really were number one! Varsity Football 93 1 Mark Kohler. Kevin Navin and other Ranger men cheer on their team. 2 Coach Anderson gives some last minute instructions. 3 B-Squad Football Team: Front to Back l.eon Larouche. Mike Christianson Mark Engstrom, Todd Colona. Guy Johnson. John Koch. Steve Sontag. Mike Hanson. Casey Mack. Dave McNamara. Eugene Mayer, Berry Reed. Steve Moore. Mark Lillydahl. Eric Olson. Randy Forchette. Rob Menne. Mike Stacho. Coach Stan Motchenbacher. Brian Booth. Fred Meroscheck. Jim Copt. Rick Bayless. Bob Schlegier. Todd Miller. Pat Robinson. Rick Tyler. Mike Gross. Jim Wright, Scon Miska. Coach Herman 4 Coach Rowbatham looks on to a game 5 Go For It! 6. How do I get out of this one? 7 Our mighty Rangers! 8. Val Quigley and Patti Robinson cheer on the Ranger men! 94 Football M I K ■ � « . M 5tc Football 95 1. Crosscountry: Front to Back Mary Grundhofer, Patrice L'Allier. Lisa Rogers. Toni Haus, Peggy Paulino, Nancy Siniff. Ronda Koch. Lynette L’Allier. Deanne Marsh. Swan Anderson, Tom Polakanagas. William Wolner. Fred Fothbuer. Coach Bob Federly. Dan Anderson. Joe McBain. Jim Rammencer. Tim Pratt. Mike Ash. Tom Scanlon. Brian Marsh. Brian Ash. Brian Empey. Dave Swenson. Mark Rogers. Steve Ash. Chris Valtney, Kip Kertcher. 2. Mike Ash keeping stats. 3. Toni Haus gets a helping hand from Peggy Paulino. 4. And the race is on. 5. Bill Wolner warming up for the big run. 6. The look of surprise. 7. How did this get in here? 8. Tim Pratt — running strong. 9. Only 10 more miles to go. 10 Forest Lake Cross Country is number one. 11. Lending a helping hand. 12. Mr Federly giving a little support before a race. 96 Cross Country Turf Trampers Running miles and miles, determination, dedication, aching muscles: this all adds up to the FLHS Cross Countryteam. The boy's cross country team, lead by captain Fred Forthuber did a great job at four invitationals, one of which was held at Forest Lake, which they placed fourth. The girl's cross country team, lead by co-captains Lisa Rogers and Peggy Paulino, put forth their best efforts for four invitationals. They brought home two first place trophies, one which was from the Ranger Invitational. The two teams also did well at the conference meet. The boys team placed sixth, and the girls team placed second at regions, the boy's placed ninth, while the girls placed fourth, with a second place by Peggy Paulino, she earned. Cross Country 97 Soccer; a Rising Sport at This was the sixth year for soccer at Forest Lake High School. Although it was an intermural sport, there were more members than any other years. Soccer is a growing sport in America and it seemed to be a popular one at Forest Lake High School. 98 Soccer Forest Lake High School 1. The 1980 soccer team. 2 Tom Ferrazzi tries to outwit his opponent. 3 Last one there is a rotten egg! 4 Soccer is a sport that takes skilled coordination. 5. Tom Ferrazzi tries out some fancy footwork. 6. I have it. no, I have it! 7. Hey. this is soccer, not basketball 8 Teammates practice passing. Soccer 99 100 Varsity Cheerleaders We Are the Rangers!! FL to, 1. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Jill Heck, Laurie Janu. Sue Delmedico, Patti Keis, Joni Wavrin, Peggy Paulino. Laurie Olson. 2. Sue Larson keeps her eyes on the tans behind her. 3. One of the many jobs of a cheerleader. 4. Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Val Quigley. Wendy Forester. Sue Delmedico, Sue Larson, Laurie Olson, Chris Cohoes. Julie Rogers. Vera Meyers, Michelle Semple, Patty Keis, Stacy Myers. 5. ‘'Go-Fight-Win!” 6. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders. Front to Back: Monika Moraczewski, Kim LeVasseuer. Sue Larson. Jodi Frederickson. Michelle Rafferty. Shannon Pagreba. Glenda Chilson. 7. Varsity Hockey Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Stacy Myers, Sandy Marx. Debbie Evgen. Vera Myers, Julie Rogers. Chris Cohoes. Val Quigley. 8. Michelle Raferty cheers at a wrestling meet. 9. Varsity Cross-Country and Volleyball Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Janet Schaffer. Carol Long. Judy Moore. Debra Sodergren. Monika Moraczewski. 10. The cheerleaders do their thing at a pep-fest. Varsity Cheerleaders 101 Cheering Up 1. B-Squad Hockey Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Gena Wittenburg, Rita Pekus, Ann Kroska, Joan Damchiak. 2. Warm up exercises can get pretty tiring. 3. “Wanna fight? 4. All together now! 5. The Rangerettes practice after school. 6. B- Squad Wrestling Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Anna Spraungel. Patty Hill, Diana Kuitok. Karen Altman, Julie Catson. 7. B- Squad Basketball Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Lynn Drolson, Missy Frankhuse, Mary Jo Mansmith, Chris Funni 8. One, two, three, kick! 9. Winter Rangerettes: Front to Back: Paula Greene, Dawn Barrett, Karen Roda. Kathy Kubes, Sherrie Sibbald, Katie Pfaffendorf, Sheri Teal. 10. B-Squad Football Cheerleaders: Front to Back: Michelle Wever, Barb Parent. Linda Jackson, Birdy Kunshir. Ann Kroska. Shiela Ensrude. Anna Spraungel, Joan Damchiek. Julie Carlson, Staci Pennings. 11. Fall Rangerettes: Front to Back: Mary Michaud. Dawn Barrett. Karen Rhoda, Rochelle Cull, Kim Geiffer. Roni Johnson. Shari Sibbald, Katie Paffendorf. 102 B-Squad Cheerleading Just for Kicks Spirit. Spirit. Spirit! That was the main idea behind the Rangerettes and the cheerleaders. The Rangerettes are the Forest Lake High School's dance line. They perform at home games and they compete with other schools. The cheerleaders lead the fans with different cheers and get the crowd involved with the sport Both organizations are important in creating school spirit. Rangerettes 103 1 Varsity: Front to Back: Bernie McBain. Bill Kroska. Ted Montean, Tom Johnson, Tom Skoglund, Tim Cameron, Pick Holcomb. Tom Ferrazzi. Mark Werth, Joe Friel. John Grund. Bob Frogner. Duke Remnitz. Mr Peltier, Mr. Fedderly, TimOhmann. TalGravalle. Ron Renard, Jay Mader. Mark Zaruba, Phil Ferrazzi, John Molchenbacher. Mr Kolstad. 2. A picture paints a thousand words! 3. The Rangers line up for the introductions before the game. 4. Another save by Duke Remnitz. 5. ‘Now where do I go! 6. Hey, look! No skates! 7. J V Front to Back. Rick Holcomb. Kevin Swaim. Tim Cameron. Tom Skoglund. Richard Nordstrom. Dean Maki, Mr Michohczek. Dave Vellenga. Tom Johnson. Tim Ohmann. Bernie McBain. Mike Werhan. Jeff Kolstad. 8. The Ranger icemen do it again! 104 Hockey To be a hockey player requires an athlete that is determined and willing to work out for many hours Not only must they be able to skate, they must also be able to maneuver with great skill that is only acquired after many hours of practice Under the leadership of John Motschenbacher and Tom Ferrazzi. the Forest Lake High School hockey players proved that they have what it takes. Hockey 105 1. Gymnastics Team: Front to Back: Becky Lanahan, Rennee Williams. Toni Haus. Manager, Carol Long. Sheeri Anderson, Birdie Kunshier, Wendy Forester. Coach. Mr. Blasko. Linda Jackson, Dee Ann Nielson, Julie Johnson. Staci Pennings, Jayne Fiels. Coach. Ms. Kosnick. Denise Nielson. Laura Marier, Betsy Jeans. Barb Parent. 2. Oh no! I'm stuck! 3. Dee Ann Nielson demonstrates her style. 4. Coach Blasko with tri-team captains Wendy Forester. Sheeri Fischer and Becky Lanahan. 5. Letter Winners: Front Row: Jayne Fiels. Dennis Nielson. Laura Marier. Wendy Forester. Back Row: Toni Haus. Betsy Jeans, Sherri Fischer. Becky Lanahan. 6. Becky Lanahan shows why she is a captain. •30 VCj e 4 r ; r 106 Gymnastics The sport of gymnastics takes many hours of an individual's time. She must be willing to work out every day. This year, under the leadership of tri-captains Wendy Forester, Sherri Fischer and Becky Lanahan, the gymnastics team showed that hard work really does pay off The Mighty Tumblers! Gymnastics 107 Wrestling is a sport that demands time and effort from every individual on the team. It is a sport that takes quick thinking and an excellent physical condition. This year’s wrestling team showed that if you pull everyone's efforts together, you make not a team of individuals, but a winning team. 108 Wrestling Mighty, Mighty Wrestlers! 1. Wrestling, B-Squad: Front to Back: Guy Johnson, Baung Nygo. Mark Kostraski, Joe Paul. Jack Nyugen, Eugene Marier. Bob Menne, Steve Sontag. Steve Moore, Jett Winberg, Todd Nave, John Kolbow, Tim Sample, Kevin Osterbayer. Fred Forthuber. 2. Garrett Shepard thinks about his strategy. 3. Fred Forthuber tries to escape a take down. 4. The team congratulates Rick Schwabb after a pin. 5. What do I do now? 6. Wrestling, Varsity: Back to Front: Mr. Dettmer, Garrett Shepard. Rick Larson. Mike Manders, Scott Dingman, Rick Schwabb, Jeff Dabe, Mark Kohler, Coach Reimann, Mark Engstrom, Dave Schmidt. Dan Aim, Brian Empey, Vince Niemczyk, Roger Schmidt. Greg Gruett. Wrestling 109 This year the girl's basketball team had a good season. Under the direction of Mr. Gunderson, Mr. Chalberg and Ms. Ginnaty, the girls developed into a team that demonstrated skill and discipline. These factors aided in their winning season. 110 Girls Basketball 1. Varsity: First Row Lisa Feldt. Jodi Kolsted. Cindy Nordin, Kim Gudmensen. Second Row Coach Mr Gunderson. Joyce Wistrcill. Sarah Hagman. Jam Hedberg. Jill Nelson, Dawn Quigley. Pam Aho. manager; Lisa Herges, Coach, Mr Chalberg. 2. 13- Squad, First Row: Val Stukel. Patty Schultz. Bonnie Berg. Shari Gaspord. Laurie James. Second Row: Row Noelson, Liz Bract. Mary Ann Halburg. Mary Grundhoffer. Amy Brungaurd, Jane Waller. Coach. Ms. Ginnaty 3, Jill Nelson shoots for another point 4 Go For It! 5 How long do we have to wait? 6. Cpt. Joyse Wistrcill tries to outwit her opponent. 7. Cpt Kim Gudmanson goes for another score. 8 Suspended in time 9. Joyce Wistrcill scores another point. 10 Number 42 strikes again! � 7 Girls Basketball 111 lltlWif f1 iMuio: The tension mounts, the crowd quiets, he shoots and scores! Another point is added to the Ranger’s side. This year’s boy’s basketball team, under the leadership of Brian Kopp, Dave Matuseski and Dan Erickson, put in many hours of hard work and practice. It took much of the player's free time, but they all agree, it was worth it. They never settled for second best and always gave it their best shot! Giving It Their Best Shot! 112 Boy’s Basketball 1. Varsity Boy's Basketball: Front to Back: Steve Mahoney, Chuck Anderson, John Bell, Carl Parker. Jim Jorgenson, Ron Clausen, Mark Retica, Greg Bower, Dave Matuseski, Dan Erickson, Wayne Ruebun, Brett Weiss. Brian Kopp, Rick Wishan, Paul Rachie. Dennis Goiffon. 2. B-squad Boy’s Basketball: Front to Back: Tim Pratt. Dave McNamara. Casey Mack, Chris Nordine, Mark Wolf. Mark Skoog. Erik Stokstan, Brian Borash, Dave Julson, Chris Johnson. Bruce Maltwitz, Denise Krull, Tom Corwin, Todd Miller, Damin Ozment. 3. Dan Erickson tries for the rebound. 4. Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Kruell take part in hosting the hospitality room. 5. Brian Kopp tries to outsit Coach Mahoney 6. Captains: Dave Matuseski, Brian Kopp. Dan Erickson. 7. Number 55 gives it his best shot. 8. Coach Mahoney explains a play Boy's Basketball 113 II IN II IMlnDC IMIDPT IMH JUNIORS 114 Division Carol Adams Teresa Alexander Michelle Amundsen Allen Anderson Christine Anderson Dan Anderson Erica Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Jenni Anderson Jody Anderson Robert Anderson Sherri Anderson Steven Anderson Terence Anderson Theodore Anderson G. Andrew James Antmozzi Michael Antinozzi Kent Anzaldi Julie Arneson Judy Atkins Tammy Avery Erin Babcock Michael Bachman William Bahnemann Steven Baland Christine Ballard Jan Banta Richard Beck Ginger Bedient Richard Beeksma John Bell 1. Stand up and cheer! 2. Student Council members work after school. 3 Mr. Fedderly. thinking about jogging? 4. Running on empty? 5. Stacy Myers. Vera Myers and Michelle Semple ham it up for the camera 6 Students participate in classroom activities. 7 Jackie Borash. Kris Halvorsen take a break from American Literature class. 116 Juniors Susan Bell Cindy Benson Nadine Benson Colette Berens Dun Berger Heidi Bergman Jeff Bishop Mark Blesener Donna Bodine Steven Booth Dean Boraas Robin Burn Gregory Bower John Boyer Greg Bradshaw Gayle Bratz Suzanne Brennhofer Gregory Breske Matthew Bridgeman Jennifer Brodtmann James Broker David Brott Brenda Brown Greg Brown Brian Brunfelt Edward Bryant Chris Bubner Victoria Bulow Juniors 117 Barry Carlson Brenda Carlson Paul Celusta Catherine Charais Jeanne Charpentier Brian Chilson Bradley Chouinard John Christenson Ronald Clausen Kathleen Clendenen Kristine Cohoes Nancy Coleman Deborah Cournoyea Robert Crawford Lawrence Crouse Rochelle Cull Robert Cummings Susan Czeck Denise Daninger Mari David Patrick Davies Michael Davis Kimberly Deflorin Ricky Degendorfer Marie Dent Diane Dickey Kevin Dickman Diana Dill 1. Val Stukel. Mary Jo Mansmith and Leon Laroche at a Student Council meeting. 2. Mr. Lautigar was among the many that gave blood at the blood drive. 3. The next Donny and Marie? 4 Dan Ferderer and friends visit in the library. 5. A work of art! 6, Mr. Chalberg looks on while the basketball team gets instructions. 7. A common sight in the classroom. 118 Juniors Patricia Distler Brenda Dixon Jeffrey Doerr Elizabeth Dorn Todd Dube Christine Dupre Troy Eberhardt Brian Eder Lance Ekvall Mark Emerson Marvin Emerson Jim Endrizzi Brian Erickson Dianne Erickson Karla Erickson Mike Erickson Scott Erickson Bryan Erzar Nicholas Faber Todd Faymoville Jayne Feils Lisa Feldt Philip Ferrazzi Mike Findlay Frank Fischer Mike Fischer Maureen Flaherty David Flohr Lisa Flor Paul Flor Scott Forman Fred Forthuber Jodi Fredrickson Steven Friedman Joe Friel Marvin Fritz Robert Frogner Sean Frost Christian Frounfelier Lisa Fugate Patrick Gabriel Brian Garagiola Connie Geske Renee Geske Dolores Gilbertson Jeffery Gillman Lynda Glenn Bart Goldman Kevin Gordon Tim Gort Micheal Gran berg Colleen Granger Steve Granna Krist Graslee Tal Gravelle Caree Graves Janice Greathouse Karlo Groenweg Thomas Grover John Grund 120 Juniors Darcie Guckeen Timothy Gullickson Stephen Hagelberger Beth Hagert Sara Hagman Troy Hall Becky Hallberg Beth Hallberg John Haluptzok Darla Halvorson Joel Hansen Yvonne Hanson Jeff Hanzal Scott Harleson Tammie Harrington Antonia Haus Helen Hawkinson Betsy Haworth Lewis Heaton Jani Hedberg Guy Hein Shawn Hein Daniel Henderson Paul Henry Lisa Herges Stephen Herges Wayne Herubin Valerie Hoffman Richard Holcomb Steven Holmgren Crystal Holt Richard Holtzbauer 1. Fran Houle shows off her 50's outfit. 2. Hard at work. 3. Lisa Herges explains a typing assignment to a friend. 4. Rob (Dink) Yuronich talks to a friend during study hall. 5. Jerry Doege. Doree Jacobsen and Randi Schwab do some research in the library 6. Computers puzzle two students. 7. Another one bites the dust! Juniors 121 Linda Hoppe Thersa Hoppert Francene Houle Lawrence Houle Terri Hovde Todd Hudak Annette Hughes Diana Hulsman Gerard Hummel Gordon Hunter Jeffery Hursh David Jacobsen Jeanna Janitschke Andrew Janssen Laurie Janu Joseph Jasiki Mary Jeans Gerald Jensen Larry Jensen Lisa Jensen Steven Jensen John Joachim Tyron Johannes Laura Johansen Jacques Johnson 122 Juniors The Day of a Student 1. Class time is a major part of a student’s day. 2. Lunchtime is a favorite among many students. 3. Two students working on a small engine. 4. Mary Danahue works on her writing skills. 5. Volleyball players show their team spirit at regions. 6. Future artists are at work 7. “I’d rather take two aspirin for my headache!” Jeff Johnson Jill Johnson Karen Johnson Kevin Johnson Koreen Johnson Kurt Johnson Sherry Johnson Theresa Johnson James Jorgenson Jodi Juerigan Steve Juhl Timothy Jung Karen Kazmierczak Patricia Keis Cynthia Keller Rondi Kellerhuis Erich Kertzscher Scott Kieliszewski Kim Killian Jay King Jody Kipping Juniors 123 Randall Kirk Priscilla Koch Neal Kohler Susan Kohler Jeffery Kolstad Jodi Kolstad Gary Kosman Chris Kostroski Lynn Kranick Eugene Kroska William Kroska Daniel Kujath Kimberly Kupfer Lisa Kuznia Sherry Lachinski Lynette Lallier Wendy Laroque Susan Larson Susan Larson Gordon Lawman Deborah Leason Paul Lenz Eugene Leroux Kathleen Leroux Jamie Lessard Nicholas Lewis Brent Lindeberg Tina Lindstrom Kim Linnell Edward Lipp 1 Theresa Gustufson, Kim Sebeck and Jean Willcocks getting food ready for the blood drive. 2. Terry Peterson getting ready to give blood. 3. Going through the paperwork of giving blood. 4. The gift of life. 5 Mr Fedderly, one of the many that gave blood. The blood drive, held on November 21st, was one of the many social services sponsored by the Student Council. The blood drive was successful for many reasons, one being the hard work and dedication by the Council. The Student Council started planning for the blood drive two months before hand. The work included getting donors, getting nurses, getting food donations and all of the help associated with the blood drive. Also, another factor for the success of the blood drive was the cooperation of the student body and the faculty. With their help, the Student Council had 142 blood donors. 124 Juniors John Locke Robert Lockwood Oscar Lofgren Carol Long Joseph Long Jan Lott Jane Lott Steven Lundberg Cindy Lundeen Andrew Lutz David Lutz John Lynde Michelle Maas Timothy Mansmith Dayna Marg Laura Marier Todd Martin Deeann Mattson Scott Mayhew Bernard McBain Julynn McChesnay Gwen McClain Michelle McCool Shawn McEwen Gregory McGuire Kathleen McNamara Ronald McNamara 'he Gift of Life Juniors 125 Roxanne Meister Annette Meyer Tom Michaud Renee Mickschl Shelly Mike John Miller Julie Miller Tamara Miller David Mills Ted Motean Anna Motschenbacher Jill Muller Shawn Murphy Carol Murray Jennifer Myers Vera Myers Laurie Myrmel Cathrine Nadea Todd Nave Jay Nelson Jill Nelson Kimberly Nelsor Terry Ness Denise Nielsen 126 Juniors Gregory Nimis Sheila Nimis Sondra Noreen Clara Oberg David Och Timothy Ohmann Briget Ohnsorg William Oliveira David Olson Barbara Olson Judith Olson Lori Olson Shawn Omara Todd Onell Kevin Osterbauer Michael Ostertag Scott Ostlund Peter Ostrand Julie Owen Thomas Palokangas 1. Learning to play the guitar is a favorite among many students. 2. Ready, set. go! 3. Lisa Rogers and friends go neck and neck in a cross country meet. 4. “Did you see that? 5. Troy Petroske helps as an office aide. 6. Kristi Peters listens to the latest gossip from Fran Houle. 7. The male population seemed to dominate the home-ec department this year. Juniors 127 Carl Parker Margeret Paulino Patricia Paulino Kathryn Paulsen Johann Peikert Julie Peltier Penny Person Susan Paterson Douglas Peterson Larry Peterson Timothy Peterson Todd Peterson Jeff Petroski Katherin Pfaffendorf Mark Pigman Deborah Pirrung Deanna Poff Shannon Pogreba Jeffery Pratt Donna Preiner Laurie Qually Sherry Quarnstrom Dawn Quigly Michelle Raferty James Ramacier Sandra Rasmussen Mark Reeder Thomas Reiling 128 Juniors 1. Mr. Branson shows Dan Flohr some electronics basics. 2. Mr. Streater acts as a personal guide for a student 3. Phil Ferrazzi taking time to flash a smile. 4. Kim Sebeck decorating the cafeteria for the Alumni Polka. Mark Retica Theresa Reynolds Richard Riopel Melissa Rivard Nancy Rodriguez Julie Rogers Jerome Rosengren Norman Russ Julie Ruddy Gregory Rudicill S. Sample Michael Same Janet Schaffer Daniell Schell Lee Scherer Richard Schilling Brent Schaeger Jean Schliecher Juniors 129 Memories Can Last a Lifetime 1. Tom Ferrazzi and Patty Keis share passing time. 2. Tammy Avery listens intently to a conversation. 3. Mus- cle men. move over. 4. Sweet Dreams! 5 Debbie Nies- son, Mary Balzart and Jayne Gunderson cheer at the Powder Puff game. Joseph Schmitt Lisa Schmitt Brenda Schroeder Steven Schroeder Rita Schuett Darla Schultz David Schutz Randie Schwab Sandra Schwartz John Schweitzer Edith Searby Kimberly Sedlacek Lisa Sedok Shawn Seim Keith Shelander Robert Shoberg Janet Shogren Kristen Shogren Robin Siegert Cathy Skoglund Kari Skoog Darwin Smith David Smith Keith Snell B. Solem Dwayne Sparks 130 Juniors Sonia Stace Derek Sreffenson Stephen Stegner John Steiner James Stendahl Kerry Stoeckman Michelle Strandness Kimberlee Sticklin Theresa Suess Todd Summer Jolene Sunsten Mary Svec Kevin Swalm Bruce Swanson Henry Swenson Tammy Swanson mm Paul Sward Peggy Swedeen Christine Swenson Neil Swenson Dawn Thaemart Janet Thomason Bobbi Thompson Daniel Timm Juniors 131 Delroy Towle Ronald Trombley Kelli Tubbs Shelly Tyler Jeffery Urmann Gordon Vanelsberg Jeff Vollhaber Marceen Waataja Gene Walbridge Colleen Wallace Anthony Wallin J. Walsh Steven Wariakois Lori Watters Joni Wavrin Daniel Weaver David Weeks William Weiss Brett Weis Mark Werth Sandra Wessel William West Connie West berg James Westermann School Adds Variety to Life 132 Juniors 1. Two students working hard on an assignment. 2. Joyce Wistcill getting ready to score another point for the Rangers. 3. Two squaredancers live it up! 4. The girls get their turn to show their skill at the powder puff game. 5. Julie Woodington trying to ignore the camera. 6. Swing your partner, dos-e doe! 7. A new kind of candy bar? Jacquel Westloff Denise Westlund Roy Wetterstrom Linda Whitlow Lynne Wiberg Karen Wilberg Tammy Wilcox Jean Willcocks Joanna Williams Jenny Williamson Shari Williamson Jeffery Winberg Barbara Winter Rick Wishon John Wistrcill Roxanne Wizik Teresa Wlaschin William Wolner Jeffery Woltman Julie Woodington Gina Wright Jeff Yezek Robert Yuronich Thomas Zanosko Mark Zaruba Carol Zeches Debbie Zschokke Juniors 133 ror: a n HTirD'T norAMivrpv flRhAM7 QRGANIZ 134 Division Communication, Cooperation, Coordination Spirit! Spirit! Spirit! That was the main idea behind Student Council which consisted of 25 representatives that voiced the opinions and the ideas of the student body. The Student Council planned various events to involve all students. Some of the activities included Homecoming Week, the blood drive, College. Vocational-Technical and Military Fair, Elf-O-Grams, and Valentines with carnations. This year the Student Council had a change from last year, they gained a new advisor, Mr. McElrath. “The reason I applied was because I’ve worked with IPLE in the past and since that program was not open this year, this was the perfect opportunity to work with a group of dedicated, involved and hardworking students.” This year, Student Council used three words as their guidelines: Communication, Cooperation and Coordination. With these words in mind, the Student Council had a successful and productive year. 136 Student Council 1. Theresa Gustufson takes minutes at a Student Council meeting. 2. Student Council members: Front to Back: Anna Spraungel, Jane Weeks, Lynn Drolson, Val Stukel. Dawn Syverson. Julieanne Schrom, Todd Levas. Mary Jo Mansmith, Jodi Kolstad, Ron Trombley. Jean Willcocks, Nick Valenty. Karen Kazmierczak, Theresa Gustufson. Leon Laroch. Mike Ash. Laura Miller. Kim Sebeck. Steve Borsma, Kris McKenzie. Lisa Rogers. Barb Crist. Advisor. Mr McElrath. Not pic- tured: Kim Hintz. 3. President. Lisa Rogers, leads a meeting. 4. Student Council member. Julieanne Schrom. and Dr. Cooper sit in on a meeting. 5. Student Council Officers: Karen Kazmierczak. Secretary; Lisa Rogers. President; Kris McKenzie. Vice-President. 6. Student Council Advisor. Mr. McElrath. 7. John Rolseth getting ready to give blood. Student Council 137 Along with Student Council, all three Class Councils had the same objective — to promote school spirit. Senior Class Council, under the direction of Mr. Moskop, had the responsibility of arranging the voting for cap and gown colors, class motto, class flower and the announcements for graduation. They also sponsored Senior Week, which was held in the spring. Junior Class Council, lead by Mr. Nelson, had the jobs of putting on the Sadie Hawkins dance and the big job of putting on the Prom. Sophomore Class Council, under the direction of Mr. Lewis, sponsored a dance to raise money for the Prom. All three councils had their share of responsibilities and put forth much effort to make sure the school year was a memorable one. 1. Senior Class Council: Front Row: Brian Kopp, Tom Ferrazzi. Second Row: Doree Jacobsen. Kim Sebeck. Back Row: Barb Crist. 2. Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Moskop. 3. Sophomore Class Council: Front Row: Tracy Halton. Dawn Syverson. Back Row: Mary Lichtschiedl, Theresa Gustufson and Sheri Christensen. 4. Junior Class Council: Patty Keis, Shannon Pogreba. Mike Ostertag. Carol Long and Lisa Kuzma. 138 Class Councils Forest Breeze As Forest Lake High School’s only newspaper, the Breeze staffs main objective was to inform, entertain and inspire the student body. The staff's responsibility was to report news in a thorough and honest manner. They reserved the right to express themselves publically through editorials. They realized the Breeze was a student publication, so the opinions expressed were not necessarily the views of the Breeze advisor, Mr. Somrock, or the faculty. The Breeze was in the process of changing its general format. Two new additions this year were the letters to the Editor column and the Photo Poll. The staff was trying to keep the Breeze consistent so changes after the fourth edition were minor. The people on the staff put forth the effort to bring to us, the student body, The Forest Breeze. 1. The Breeze Staff: Ed Dow. Tim Pratt. Second Row: Renee Williams, Lisa Kuznia, Advisor, Mr. Somrock, Jan Banta, Becky Sechrist. Wendy Wagner. 2. Co-editors Lisa Kuznia and Jan Banta. 3. The finished product of many hours of hard work. 4. Editor Lisa Kuznia and advisor Mr Somrock discuss what is to be in the next Breeze. 4 Breeze 139 Capturing Our Memories Lay-outs, typing, re-typing, late nights, developing, and re- developing. These were just some of the things connected with working on the yearbook. The Forester staff put forth many hours of hard work and time to get the yearbook published. Another factor that contributed to the hard work of putting the Forester together was that the Forester room was moved to the Band department, to the A.V. department and then to the Library. This attributed much confusion and made it that much more difficult to meet deadlines, but the Forester staff did it by staying up many late nights. The yearbook is the one thing that retains the memories of our high school years and the one book we can look back on to capture those memories once again. 140 Forester 1. Forester Staff: Front to Back: Heidie Bergman. Kelli Tubbs. Chris Graber. Cindy Williamson. Fran Houle. Dawn Syverson. John Cardinal. Chris Dupree. Betsy Haworth. Kim Stricklin. Kim Sebeck. Pam Aho, Colleen Peloquin, Jodi Kipping. Pam Hess. Advisor, Ms. Barnum. 2. Editors Kim Sebeck. Colleen Peloquin and Pam Hess discuss the format of the Forester. 3. Kim Stricklin works on a soccer layout. 4. Forester Staff: Front to Back: Kim Hintz, Nancy Leach. Laura Miller. Monica Larson. Chris Finley. Jeanette Kralick. Gayl Bratz, Mike Dupree. Karen Barreett. Tom Distler. 5. Kim Sebeck takes a break from working on the yearbook to try her luck on the balance beam. 6. Colleen Peloquin works on the ladder. 7. Betsy Haworth works on a late night deadline. 8. “You mean you need film?” 9. Advisor Ms. Barnum looks over some yearbook material. Forester 141 Rock and Roll Lives on On Thursday. November 20th, Forester sponsored their first annual rock concert. The concert featured 3 local bands. The first band to perform was called The Hugo City Blues Brakers. The members included Scott Bayless, Ted Murphy and Leif Rassmussen. They sang songs by Cheap Trick, The Beatles and many others. The second band to perform, headed by Dan Spitzer, played some of their own tunes. Fallen Angel was the main band featured. The group members were all students going to Forest Lake High School. They were Tom Michaud, Dan Schell, Frank Fischer and Rob (Dink) Yuronich. They played a variety of popular songs. Fallen Angel was the main band to perform. They worked very hard with Mr. Koski and the Forester staff to organize everything for the concert. They also arranged for the other bands to play. Fallen Angel would like to express their appreciation to the light crew and to all the people that made the concert possible. They would also like to give a very special Thank-You to Mr. Koski for all of his cooperation. 1. Rock and Roll is here to stay! 2. Rob Yuronich shows his skill on the drums. 3. Bass Guitar player Dan Schell demonstrates why they are called “Fallen Angel. 4. Group members Dan Schell. Frank Fischer, Rob Yuronich. and Tom Michaud. 5. Tom, Rob. Frank, and Dan show their style. 6. Lead singer Frank Fischer poses with the rest of the group. 7. Concert publicity. 8. Rob. the drummer of Fallen Angel. 9 Tom Michaud, the lead guitarist in the group Fallen Angel. 10. Rob (Dink) Yuronich grins at the camera. 11. Lead Guitarist. Tom Michaud, demonstrates his playing ability. Reels Ceeeerl THU R S D A Y November 20, 1980 - 8 p.m. $2.00 Sponsored by the Forester Staff ADMIT ONE $2.00 I 142 Band Mugic, Music, Music! This year's band program had a big change, a new band director — Mr. Richard Hahn. Mr. Hahn’s biggest challenge was the Marching Band. After a not too good reputation, he was determined to bring back what the FLHS Marching Band had lost: a band to be proud of. Mr. Hahn brought a new and fresh outlook with him and that helped the band to start off the new fall season with an optimistic and excited attitude. This approach revitalized the members' spirits. Another factor that aided greatly was the variety in Mr. Hahn’s program. Something different for every game. These included the popular “Tea for Two”, the making of the train done to the beat of Work Song”, and the ”51 Hot Dogs”. The main reason behind the improvement and success of the Marching Band was Mr. Hahn’s confidence in the group. This confidence in them kept the group's spirits high and when the compliments kept coming, they were more determined than ever. Mr. Hahn worked very hard with the band. The result: a marching band that made everyone proud of the FLHS Marching Band. 144 Band 1. Concert Band: Front to Back: Kathy Paulsen. Lisa Rogers. Kim Sebeck. Julie Rogers, Sue Ostertag. Beth Hallberg, Kris Cohoes, Sandy Moran, Karen Kazmirczak. Dawn Schwartz. Jeanette Dubay. Kathy Power. Mardi Muller. Monika Moraczewski. Theresa Peterson, Marie Paulsen. Ed Dow. Scott Branson. Mary Grundhofer, Tamara Olson. Leon Larouche. Ron Matheson, Joel Hanson. Dee Ann Mattson. Tont Bohoty. Chris Isaacson. Carol Jensen, Mike Rivard. Dan Anderson. MarCee Olson. Joyce Wistrcill. Jill Johnson. Theresa Johnson, Becky Sechrist. Martha Greene, Mike Mulvihill, Johann Peikert. Troy Hall. Steve Jenson. Marcee Waataja. Tracy Carlson. Andy LaCosse. Brent Schlaeger. Mitch Wettschrech, John Flipse. Jim St ikel. Dave Crawford. Greg Breske. Rhonda Koch, Judy Olson. Cindy Lundeen. Lynda Glenn. Chris Grossman. Laura Pfleger. Scott Miller. Fred Steinmann. Jeff Thomas. Larry Peterson. Leif Rassmussen. Chuck Larouche, Kelli Tubbs, Tom Scanlon. Nick Valenty. Todd Peterson. Mr Hahn. 2. Jeff Thomas directs the Pep Band while Mr. Hahn tries his hand on the baritone 3. The Pep Band: an important part in raising spirit. 4. The Concert Band performs another memorable concert. Band 145 Music — The Universal Language 1. Linda Willette. Julie Reidt and Kris Shogren rehearse for an upcoming concert. 2. Lawrence Welk, eat your heart out! 3. Varsity Band: Front to Back: Sue Weir. Dawn Thaemert. Lisa Larson. Michelle Anderson. Lori Berglund. Judy Atkins, Katie Pfaffendorf, Lynette L'Allier. Julie Pettier. Ruth Eide, Theresa Clemens, Teri McLean, Glenda Chilson, Peggy Paulino, Brian Empy. Dave Green, Andy Janssen, Becky Hallberg. Jean Ann Stoltzman, Tammy Wilcox. Joki Fredrickson, Patty Paulino, Tammy Swanson, Janet Schaffer, Becki Peterson, Linda Willet, Kris Shogren, Karen Johnson, Diane Dickey, Patrice L’Allier, Mary Jo Schaffer, Cathy Collyard, Helen Hawkinson. Rochelle Cull, Linda Hoppe. Mike Clemens, Chad Rugroden, David Winberg. Tim Willcox, Dwight Johnson, Kim Thoney. Tammy Pogose, Sharon Helfrich, Lisa Jensen, Shelly Mike, Sandra Noreen, Karen Wilberg, Denise Westlund. David Raatz, John Cardinal. Clyde Falks, Richard Hahn, Mike Antinozzi.Kurt Johnson. Jim Stukel, Mike Sarne. Bill Weiss, John Peltier, Annette Corwin. 4 Band students listen intently while Mr Hahn gives directions. 5. Ranger Band: Front to Back: Joanne Gorka, Jackie Moran. Tami Grover, Kim Paick. Val Carey, Nancy Leach, Lisa Sharp, Kathryn Grindberg, Tina Lehman. Sherri Teel, Bobbi Hemmer, Brian Marsh. Debora Thever, Roselyn McConnel. Missy Frost, Mark Lilijedahl, Dorothy Merrill. Jeannine Costello, Julie Johnson. Debbie Rau, Patty Schultz, Bill Steinmann, Jeff Dent, Mary Ann Hallberg, Jane Waller, Denise Larson, Lori Sykes, Roni Johnson, Mary Rapacke, Bob Rosenquist. Perry Schultz. Mike Warhan, Jackie Heck. Dave Neujahr, Brian Gaffney, Mike Paulson, Kevin Empey, Chris Thaemert. Paul ' Crawford, Kevin Strege, Craig Johnson, Bob Lichey. Jan Lott. Jean Sather, Mary Jo Radtke, John Stroman, Scott Richardson. Greg Chester. Eugene Marier. Claudia Houle, Kim Jensen, Dean Becker, Casey Mack, Dave Lewis, Scott French, Ted Lichtscheidl. Joe Paul. Mike Hanson, Terry Thompson, Guy Johnson. Dawn Severson, Mr. Hahn. 6. “All right where did you hide my baton this time?” 146 Band Band 147 Band 149 Sing, Sing a Song! 150 Choir 1. Acappella Choir performs. 2. Acappella Choir: Front to Back: Eva Von Poratt, Jan Banta. Jolene Sunsten. Donna Burke. Jenny Kushlan. Tammy Avery Jeanne Charpentier. Janet Thomasen, Jane Weeks. Monica Larson, Lori Thayer. Kelly Sundstrom, Patti Keis. Jean Wilcocks. Sue Ludwig. Linda Johnson, Lisa Kuznia. Sonya Magnuson. Terri Nelson. Ginger Bedient. Nancy Leach. Jodi Anderson. Jill Muller. Lon Martin. Cindy Turenne. Gwen McClain. Kathy Clendenen. Shan Sibbald. Lina Abbott. Elaine Lutz. Carolyn Riopel. Lynn Kranick. Shawn Kopp. Sheri Lyden. Carol Long. Wendy LaRoque. Pam Jacobs. Debbie Soebbing. Karen Barrott. Doree Jacobson. Peggy Swedeen. Erica Anderson. Sheila Nimis. Carrie Rabel. Sue Smallidqe, Jan Shogren. Nick Faber, Tracy Chelmo. Joe Wehner. Mike Ash. Brian Kopp. John Joachim. John Haluptzok, Rick Anderson. Steve Boorsma. Ted Murphy. Jeff Bauman, Ron Tyrell. Leif Rasmussen. Rick Davies. Mark Wolff. John Lynde. Dave Olsen, Scott Richardson. Mike Hansen. Paul Celesta. 3. Intro to Choir: Front to Back: Mary Olson. Jane Lott. Carla Simbeck. Nancy Lanegren. Mary Michaud. Shawn Hem. Shelly McCool. Denise Nielsen. Nancy Miller. Cindy Bowersox. Deanna Bestland. Terri Hovde. Denise Mattson. Shelly Frady. Terri Korts. Noelle Olson. DeeAnn Nielsen. Connie Westberg. Choir 151 Different Ways to Demonstrate Talents 1. FHA Officers: Sandy Nelson, Robin Born. Advisor Ms. O’Connel. Jane Weeks. 2. Letterman'sClub: Front Row: Jim Friend. Todd Jauger, Dan Johnson, Gary Jeans. Second Row: Kevin Halvorsen, Scott Fritz, Todd Nave, Ken Coyer. Back Row: Mark Kohler, Scott Dingman. Pat Daninger — president, Brett Weiss, Joe McBam. Mike Schaffer. 3. The Goofy Gallery! 4. Letterman Scott Dingman hams it up for the earner! Letterman’sClub 153 Speech and Debate an Individual Effort 1. Speech: Front to Back: Jan Banta, Rochelle Cull, Jolene Sunsten. Laurie Janu, Erica Anderson. Mrs Peters. Sue Larson, Robin Seigert, Janet Kralick, Lisa Kuznia. Kim Hintz. Steve Baland, Dolly Merrill. Andy LaCosse, Scott Branson, Scott Richardson 2. Debate Front to Back; Ed Dow. Warren Segulla. Andy LaCasse, Bob Culp. Scott Branson. Laura Miller. Linanne Legus. Karen Sontag. Tern Alexander. Jenni Myers, Mr Steater. Mary LeRoux, Kathleen Carey. Caroline Reaped. Becky Sechrist. 3. Dolly Merrill talks to some friends about the latest speech meet. 154 Speech Debate 155 In keeping with the winning record of the Forest Lake High School debate squad, the varsity team again made it to the state tournament by taking first place in the region. Through hard work and determination, by researching and filing, and by writing up cases and speaking, the debate team ended up with another successful year of Debate. Song and dance at River Falls a night run in Duluth . . . Rick — which tree is your luggage under? . . . one more time for Ernie I'm not the Wizard of Oz help us Dogmeat . novi will always be novi... a seven hour ride with Mega and Hoppy . Forest Lake Vs. Forest Lake!?!... lucky bolt. quit seducing my first negative! Students Gaining Work Experience This year a new work program entitled Diversified Occupations is being offered to seniors at Forest Lake High School. Students who are not behind in cedits. have good attendance and have a job. may be excused early from school to go to work if they do not have required classes which require them to remain at school. In addition to actual work experience, the students attend a related class each day called Occupational Relations. Not only do the students get credit for their employment, but the experiences on the job should make them better prepared in the real world. A student must work a minimum of fifteen hours a week and if absent from school can not report to work. If rules in school or work are violated, a student may be dropped from the program which would result in loss of credits. A number of occupational fields are represented in the program such as sales, clerical, secretarial, teacher aide, carpentry and food services. It is hoped that enrollment will be such that in the future the course will be divided into specific areas of office-related jobs, health occupations, distributive education and trades _. and industry positions, i ne students were involved in organizing an employee-employer banquet where the students put on a banquet to show appreciation to their employer for their learning experiences they have enjoyed for the year. 156 Diversified Occupations 1. Letter Winners. Front to Back: Becky L’Allier, Sue Mulliner. Cathy Collard, Madonna Pohl, Ruth Eide, Karry Mach, Theresa Clemens, Wendy Forester, Kim LeVesseur, Judy Moore. Monica Morzetusk. Carol Long, Michelle Rafftery. Joni Waivree, Vera Myers. Cathy Paulson. Marci Waataja. Sue Ostertag, Stacy Myers. Laurie Olson, Julie Rogers, Sue Larson, Denise Nielson, Lisa Rogers, Patty Stachel, Kelly Holl. Mindy Briggs, Sharon Hexfrick, Pam Aho, Marie Paulson. Lynette L’Allier. Mary Berge. Val Quigley. Sharon Pogreba, Marinella Tsoukalo, Betsey Jeans. Sueann Nielson. Debbie Evgen, Jayne Funderson. Angie Schmidt, Julie Drolson, Beth Hathaway, Michelle Simple. Chris Cohoes, Sue Peterson,Mary Svec. Peggy Paulino. Connie Haus. Sue Larson. Joyce Wistrcill. Jill Nelson, Deann Marsh. Lisa Schmidt, Anna Mochenbacher. Lara Hagman. Janet Schaffer. 2. OJT: Front to Back: Sandy Bathurst, Tracek O'Brien. Bob Hanrahan, Lynnette Rose. Lynn Ward. Pam Hess. Cherl Shalander. Mrs. Wiley. Troy Petroski. Bruce Banta, Lori Proulx, Terry Bergeron. Duane Croxa. Paul Deal. Mike Thompson. Mark J.. Sandy Kohler. Kathy Kroonblad. Pat Trombley. Debbie Solbbing, Lisa Licht, Patti Robinson, Mary Bell. 3. Letter Winners: Back to Front: Brian Enpey. Paul Rochei. Tracy Smith. Craig Theory. Tod Jaeger, John Whitacre, Roger Schmidt, Dan Aim, Gary Jeans, Gorrett Shepard. Todd Nave. Bruce Swenson, Bill Wolner. Joe McBain. Jim Ramacier, Steve Gustafson. John Cardinal. Scott Finley. Mike Yorronich. Jac Johnson. Karlo Groeneweg. Gary Kossman. Swan Anderson, Larry Peterson. Scott Dingman, Mike Clemens. Neil Kohler. Ken Coyer, Greg Rudisill. Rick Bruner, Dave Matuski, Dave Winburg, Mark Kohler, Scott Fritz. Jeff Thomas. Tim Scanlon. Letter Winners 157 Our Town Life, anxiety, new birth, reincarnation, marriage and death; this is our town; Grovers Corner. New Hampshire.” This was the main story line behind Thorton Wilder's play. Our Town Under the direction of Henry Hebert, the cast of twenty-four, put on a most memorable play It was the story about two families, the Webbs and the Gibbs. George Gibbs, played by Larry Crouse, falls in love with Emily Webb, played by Lois Cheesbrough. While giving birth, she dies. After her death. Emily wants to return to see earth one more time. During this time, she realizes how blind live people are. Working in the play was a great experience. The cast and the director made the work enjoyable and exciting. This comment, made by Jan Banta, is one that is shared by all of the cast The one line in the play that had the most impact was a line given by Lois Cheesbrough. We should love every minute we are alive before death takes it away. UR TOWN ADOUS 3 158 Our Town 1. The cast of Our Town ; Front to Back: Mr, Hebert. Jan Banta. Lisa Kuznia. Tammy Avery. Erica Anderson, Lois Cheesbrough, Mary Lichtsxhiedl. Larry Crouse. Stave Baland. Sue Larson. Shannon Pogreba. Jenny Brodtmann. Becky Sechrist. Mike Ash. Paul Celesta, Bill Steinman. Rick Anderson. John Joachim, Fred Steinman, Steve Borsma, Ron Trombley. John Cardinal, Andy LaCasse. Not Pictured Lisa Lichtshiedel. 2. Mrs. Webb and daughter share a quiet time together. 3. Emily and George discuss their future plans, 4. Mrs. Soamans talks about the latest gossip. 5. Emily and George are married. 6 Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Gibbs talk about being in-laws. 7 Emily attends her funeral. 8. Play publicity. Our Town 159 1. The cast of The Glass Menagarie. Front to Back: Laura Wingfield — Lisa Kuznia. Amanda Wingfield — Lisa Lichtscheidl, Jim O'Conner — Paul Celesta. Tom Wingfield — John Joachim. 2. Glass figurines that Laura collected. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Wingfield have a tiff! 4. Lisa Lichtscheidl and John Joachim at a quiet time. 5. Laura covers up her father. 6. A scene between John Joachim and Lisa Kuznia. 7. Lisa Lichtscheidl — a very talented actress. 8. Laura looks at a book with her gentleman caller. 9. Play Publicity. t GLASSI ME ACfy FEBRUARY VZ30 MATINEE februa 27-28 8 EV ADULT $3 STUDENT � 2 160 Glass Menagarie The Glass Menagarie The Winter play. The Glass Menagarie. consisted of a cast of four people They put in hours and hours of rehearsal to put on a polished performance. The cast proved that although they were small in numbers, they were big on talent Glass Menagarie 161 Forest Lake Students Speak 162 French Club and Foreign Exchange in Different Tongues 1. French Club: Front to Back: Renee Williams. Lois Cheesebrough. Crystal Holt, Julie Miller, Colleen Granger, Madonna Pohl, Terri Dirks, Kris Halverson. Kim Stricklin. Chris Findley. Lisa Fugate, Mary Balzart, Debbie Niessen, Lisa Kuznia, Karol Jensen. Caree Graves, Marcee Olson, Terri Peterson. Monika Moraczewski, Kim LeVesseur, Kathy Kubes. Denise Larson. Chris Shogren. Steve Borsma, Hiedie Gennin. Denise Rau, Stacy Myers, Vera Myers. Lori Charpentier. Dean Maki, Deanne Marsh, Sherri Gaspord. Pam Aho, Michelle Moss, Tim Pratt, Vickie Bulow. Scott French. Dawn Hurd. Debbie Rau. Kim Jensin, Lori Janu, Janet Shogren. Cathy Kalstello, Mary Franta, Mr. Gilbertson. 2. Spanish Club: Front to Back: Diana Kvitek, Joni Weaver, Anna Spraungel, Stacy Pennings. Linda Jackson. Nancy Miller. Cindy Bowersox, Maureen Flarhty. Todd Nave. Jan Banta, Kathleen Carey, Kathryn Grindberg, Richard Gierke. Joni Mueller. John Halluptza. Brian Borash, Beth Hallberg. Jenny Brodtman. Sue Eckert, Debbie Sodergren. Judy Moore. Shannon Garrison. Diana McCarger. Mary Rapacke. Cathy Sandgren, Stefani Gaspord. Pam Aho. Jackie Borash, Mary Bell. Cindy Nordin. Mary Berge. Sue DelMedico. Sophie Cordoba, Mr. Franzen. 3. Foreign Exchange Students: Front to Back Marinella Tsoukala (Greece). Greg Sabado (Phillipines), Eva Von Porat (Sweden). Christian Bubner (Germany), Sophia Cordoba (Venezuela) Spanish Club 163 Students Helping Students 1. Math and Science Tutors: Front to Back: Scott Branson, Dave Crawford, Ed Dow, Fred Stienmann. John Flipse. Laura Miller, Lisa Kuznia, Jill Johnson, Steve Stegner, Mr. Challberg, Chris Andrson, Jean Schliecher, Kim Graves. Lisa Rogers. Tom Scanlon. 2 A.V. Aides: Aides: Front to Back: Mike Storebo, Todd Morrison, Randy Dean, Bob Schmidt, Tom Distler, Lohn Cardinal. 3. Library Aides: Front to Back: Sue Czek, Scott Harilson, Shiela Ensrude, Scott Richardson, Becky Forest, Kim LeVasseuer, Jenette Kralick. 4. Office Aides: Front to Back: John Cardinal, Kim Theoney, Mary Baber, Ron Komro, Todd Summer, Linda Johnson, Theresa Closter, Micheele Moss, Martha Anderson, Elaine Schliessing. Dana Underdahl. Tracy O'Brien, Cindy Terrenne, Bobby Hemmer, Carol Gausman, Dr Cooper. 5. SLBP Tutors: Front to Back: John Joachim, Dwight Johnson. Nick Kabber, Patty Statchel, Kim Sebeck. Becky Lahnahan, Kathy Clenenen, Janet Shogren, Karen Barrett. 6. Guidance Aides: Front to Back: lone Hanson, Debbie Evgen, Kim Sedlacek, Tina Harrington, Jeanine Lenz. Mark Amerson, Collette Berens. Kathy Kroomblaud, Liz Bracht. Laurie Myrmel. Jay King. 164 Tutors Tutors are students who help other students that need help in certain classes. At Forest Lake High School there are two main programs, the SLBP tutors, advised by Mrs. Olson, and the math and science tutors that are advised by Mr. Challberg. The tutors volunteer their time to help students on a one to one basis. The students that help out in the offices at Forest Lake High School are very much appreciated by the secretaries. They assist them in typing, filing, office records, and many other jobs that are vital in keeping FLHS running smoothly. Aids 165 1. FFA; Front to Back Steve Anderson, Mike Schaffer. Dawn Thaemert, Shari Williamson, Colleen Peloquin, Gerard Miron, Pat Daniger. Mary LeRoux. Neil Swenson, Jay Nelson. Mrs. Thomas, Kathy Clendenen. Carla Nissen. Marie Dent. Kari Skoog. Jim Friend, Brent Husfeldt, John Taylor, Chris Faymoville. Leo Lutz. Ken Coyer. Mr. Hill. Mr. Hyatl, Janet Thomason. Jeff Dent, Julie Peltier, Dave Flohr. John Linde, Andy Lutz, Mike Danmger. Brian Erickson. Tom Bunn. Rich Riopel. Darwin Smith. Bob Rosenquist. Bruce Resch. 2. Ski Club; Front to Back: Mary Vanderhagen. Sue Soderman, Michelle Frady. Carla Simbeck. Sue Ludwig, Janet Shogren. Rusty Wyandt. Todd Colona. Gordy Hunter. Steve St. Sodder. Christian Bubner. Colin Johnson. Rick Waxberg, Joel Hanson. Todd Faymoville. Mr. Hallin, Ken Dow. Mike Davis. Paul Kiffneyer. Karl Maier, Terri Alexander, DeeAnn Mattson, Kathy Power, Todd Summer. 3. Liz Bracht and Patty Schultz take part in the arm wrestling contest during FFA week. 4. FFA Officers; Front to Back: Jim Friend — Reporter, Gerard Miron — Vice President. Pat Daninger — President. Brent Husfeldt — Sentinel, Karl Skoog — Secretary, Steve Anderson — Treasurer. 5. The serenity of skiing. 6. Gerald Miron matches up his strength 166 FFA Fun on the Slopes Ski Club 167 New and Upcoming . . . The construction of the sports arena and the pool at Southwest Junior High were common sights in Forest Lake. The sports arena provided an excellent practice place for our Forest Lake High School icemen. It also offered open ice time for the public. The pool, when finished, will provide a place for swimming classes to be held Also, like the sports arena, it will be open for the public 1. State Wrestling Champion. Rick Schwab, poses with coaches Bob Dettmer and John Reiman: The two men who helped him make it to the top. 2. Swimming any one? 3. The Zamboni Man getting the ice ready for a game. 4. The other side of Rick Schwab. 5. A pool in the making. 168 Pool and Arena Congratulations Rick Schwab 185 Lb. Qtate Wrestling Champ The Forester Editors would like to extend our congratulations to Rick Schwab and wish him the best of luck in the future. Colleen, Kim, Pam 5ZIO' '1 1 ‘—'k r M—m— :— rnDunMODc: c pnPunMnprp nPHRMnPF SOPHOMORES 170 Division Division 171 Kari Aaland Brian Abler Glen Abrahamson Mark Absey Nancy Adams Luanne Agnes Slefanie Aho Todd Aldentaler Jay Allen Karen Altman Michael Ammann Bret Anderson Catherine Anderson David Anderson Kenneth Anderson La Dawn Anderson Sharon Anderson Susan Anderson Jennifer Antinozzi Brian Ash Mary Baber Alan Banks James Bathurust Kari Baumgart Richard Bayless Dean Becker Jeanine Bensrud Donald Berens Bonita Berg Cynthia Berg Jeffery Berg Cory Berglund 1 Art class is a favorite among many students. 2. Mr. McElrath takes notes at a Student Council meeting. 3. Dina Kemnitz working at the pottery wheel. 4 Working on small engines requires skill and patience. 5. A student tries to figure out an assignment. 6. Two students work at becoming designers. 7. An office aide tries to match up schedules. 172 Sophomores Michelle Bergum Amy Bernier Thomas Bever Christopher Billington Donald Billman Janine Blanchette Anthony Bohaty Wayne Bontjes Brian Booth Brian Borash Elizabeth Bracht Tammy Branville Michael Broker Randall Brown Rubin Brown Amy Brungardt John Bryant Kelleen Burdick Timothy Cameron Todd Campbell Valerie Carey Julie Carlson Patrick Carlson Tori Carlson Tracy Carlson Betty Caron James Carter Cathleen Cary Sophomores 173 Robert Chadwick Karen Charlsen Daniel Chaves David Chaves Lois Cheesebrough Gregory Chester Julie Chilson David Chouinard Michael Christensen Sheila Christensen Sheri Christensen Todd Colonna Scott Comstock James Copt Thomas Corwin Jeannine Costello Charles Crawford Laura Crawford Paul Crawford Sandra Cronk Jenifer Crosson Steven Crotty Leonard Crouse Kathy Cummings 174 Sophomores Caught by Surprise 1. Who. me?! 2. Art students working on their masterpieces. 3. Dr. Cooper, Smile! 4. Are you following me again? 5. Two students work hard on their assignment. 6. Boney fingers! Judy Czeck Kristy Dahl Carl Dahlberg Timothy Dalluhn Joan Damchik John Damchik Michael Daninger Timothy Davidson Robert Davies Brett Degendorfer Randall Dehn Jeffery Dent Thomas Distler Michelle Doege Kathleen Doepner Robert Dombrowsky Kenneth Dow Lyn Drolson Patrick Dube Charles Dumire Steven Dunn Susan Eckert Kathryn Eide Craig Ekvall Todd Ellefson Bradley Elshaug Kevin Empey Jeff Engel Mark Engstrom Sheila Ensrud Jamie Erickson Karin Erickson Michael Esberg Sophomores 175 Country Music Lives On! Every Monday night at 7:30, Young Life got together to do various activities. Every week was an exciting and different one. The meetings took place at different houses every week. Meetings also took place at the Town Hall and a special meeting was held on the mezzanine, where Young Life held its annual square dance. Certain things happened every week such as special guest speakers, movies and often kids showed their talents by performing skits and singing. The evenings were ended with a special message given by one of the leaders dealing with teenage lifestyles relating to the Christian Faith. Melissa Fankhauser Kimberly Farley Ricky Feddick Robert Fedje Thomas Fena Christine Findlay Timothy Foley Rebecca Forrest Marie Forsell Donald Foster Michele Frady Mary Franta Randy Frechette Scott French Valerie Frenning Randy Friedrich Melissa Frost Cristine Funni Joel Gabrielson Brian Gaffney 176 Sophomores 1. “Did you see that?” 2. Some of the many kids who participated at the square dance. 3. Cowboy hats and flannel shirts were the fashions of the evening. 4. “Your hat has to be just right Kimberly Gajeski Kenneth Gallagher Shari Gaspord Carol Gausman David Gauvin Anthony Genen Debbie Germain Robert Germain Thomas Gessner Michael Giampold Kimberly Giefer Richard Gierke Joanne Gorka Christine Graber Sara Grapp Kim Graves Paula Green Kathryn Grinberg Susan Groess Michael Gross Regina Gross Tami Grover Mary Grundhofer Roy Gustafson Theresa Gustafuson Leona Haag Sophomores 177 1. Sandy Nelson, Lisa Rogers and Sue Muellner discuss their Sociology. 2. John Motschenbacher. Brian Kopp and Tony Nelson take a break after giving blood. 3 Judy Moore and friend discuss their assignment 4 Now where is my English room? 5. Mmmm. Mmmm good! 6. Cindy Williamson. Brian Ash and Fran Houle get married at the Sadie Hawkins dance. 7. Work! Work! Work! Curtis Hall Mary Ann Hallberg Steven Halvorsen Steven Halvorson Hengel Hamernick Barbara Hammer Robert Hance Michael Hansen Michael Hanson Rubin Hardel Tammy Hardwick Carolyn Haus Daniel Heath Judy Heaton Bryan Hebb Jacqueline Heck Michael Hehner Robert Heinen Patricia Helinsky Roberta Hemmer Robert Hendricks Patricia Hill Gina Himmelwright Matthias Hinrichs David Hoffman James Hoffman Thomas Hohlt Dennis Holm Tracy Holtan Anthony Houle 178 Sophomores School Days Brenda Houle Caroline Houle Claudia Houle Julie Hubble Rodney Hunting Dawn Hurd David Imme Chris Isaacson Linda Jackson Shalayne Jacobson Lorrie James Allen Janecek Katie Janecek Tracie Janke Michael Janu Theresa Jarosiewicz Donald Jarvis Elizabeth Jeans James Jeans Joseph Jensen Kimberly Jensen Sophomores 179 Achieving Individual Goals Shelley Jensen Steven Jiskra Jodi Johansen Chris Johnson Christoph Johnson Colin Johnson Craig Johnson Dean Johnson Guy Johnson Julie Johnson Paul Johnson Roni Johnson Dave Julson Sharon Kaufer Michael Keis Hope Kemnitz Jeff Kempt Paul Kiffmeyer Julie King Stephanier King Angela Kjellberg Deanne Koch John Koch Ronda Kock John Kolbow Ronald Komro Shawn Kopp Teresa Korts Mark Kostroski Jeanette Kralick 180 Sophomores Eric Krasean Michael Kreiner Kelly Kroening Eric Kroll Ann Kroska Dennis Krull Joseph Krysinski Kathleen Kubes Kimberly Kunshier Roberta Kunshier Michael Kuntz Jennifer Kushlan Diane Kvitek Andrew Lacasse Robert Landecker David Lang Dean Lappe Todd Larkey Leon Laroche Denise Larson Joseph Larson Monica Larson Allyson Lautigar Nancy Leach Tina Lehman Julie Leibel Mary Leroux David Lewis Mary Lichtscheidl Ted Lichtscheidl .% 1. A student working on repairing a small engine. 2. A student works on her bookkeeping. 3. Joyce Wistrcill serving another scoring point. 4. Young Life is popular among many students. 5. A cook preparing lunches for the students. Sophomores 181 Mark Liljedahl Tira Lindgren Brenda Lohse Todd Lovas Kimberly Lundberg Dianne Lundholm Leo Lutz Lori Mabry Kenneth Mack Michael Mackay Paul Mackey Sonya Magnuson Karl Maier Matthew Maisio Dean Maki Bruce Malwitz MaryJo Mansmith Eugene Marier Frederick Maroschek Brian Marsh Daniel Marx James Matheson Jeffery Matiatos Denise Mattson James Matykiewicz Kurt McCann Diana McCargar Roselyn McConnell Michael McEachran David McNamara 182 Sophomores Friendship 1. Smile! You're on Candid camera! 2. Lisa Herges explains a typing assignment with a friend. 3. Mary Donahue and Debbi Evgen help out as Guidance Aids. 4. What did you say? 5. Kristi Peters and Mike Dupre share a dance at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Lori Menne Robert Menne Scott Merrigan Dorothy Merrill Sam Middleman Todd Miller Lenn Mishak Scott Miska Laurie Monson Steven Moon Stephan Moore Jacqaelin Moran Daniel Morehaed Robert Morley Todd Morrison Lisa Morrissey Tammy Moss Jon Mueller Jeffery Myrmel Burton Nelson Sophomores 183 Individuality Jennifer Nelson Kevin Nelson Theresa Nelson David Neujahr Kelly Neumann Jeffery Nielson Vincent Niemczyk Carla Nissen Paul Nordgren Daniel Nordin J. Nordin Richard Nordstrom Jennifer Ohmann Pamela Olsen Scott Nelson Becky Olson Brandon Olson Eric Olson Erik Olson Lisa Olson Lori Olson Melissa Olson Noelle Olson Tamara Olson Susan Ostertag Daimon Ozment Lynnette Painter Barbara Parent Christopher Parenteau Joseph Paul Michael Paulsen John Pederson Stephen Pederson Michael Pelarski Stacia Pennings Caroline Pepin 184 Sophomores 1. Ranger fans show that they are number one! 2. Scott Miller, the next Bach? 3. Look Mom! One hand, 4. An art student doing some preliminary art work. Denise Perreault Traci Petersen Thomas Peterson Karen Pfaffendurf Laura Pfleger Rita Pikus Michel Plantz Kathleen Power Maria Pratt Timothy Pratt Luaun Proulx Steven Proulx Kimberly Psick James Purdie Scott Qualley Robin Quarnstrom Carrie Rabel Mary jo Radtke Roxanne Ramacher Mary Rapacke Paul Rasmussen Debra Rau Mark Ray David Rebeck Barry Reed Jimmy Reidt Randall Renard Karen Rhoda Jeffrey Rice Scott Richardson Daniel Richter Ellen Richter Roger Richter Frederick Riermann Carolyn Riopel Vincent Roberto Sophomores 185 186 Sophomores Patricia Roberts Patrick Robertson Daniel Robinson Dodi Rohe Robert Rosenquist Keith Rothbauer Jeffery Rud Laura Runestrand Lyle Ruschmeier Jeffery Rhyn Wesley Salverda Robin Sargeant Jean Sather Michael Scharpen Robert Schlaeger David Schmidt Robert Schmidt Patricia Schultz Perry Schultz Matthew Schur Angela Schwarz Thomas Schweitzer Ronald Searby Rebecca Sechrist Michael Setterholm Lisa Sharp Thersa Shogren Shari Sibbald Smiles 1. Mike Paulsen taking a break from his Spanish assignment. 2. The three Stooges? 3. Kim DeFlorin smiling for the photographer. 4. Monika Moraczewski taking out the contents of her locker for the weekend. Carla Simbeck Sandra Simms Laurie Simonson Daniela Sinjuschkin LaurieThomas Skoglund Mark Skoog Craig Sletten Karie Smith Marjorie Smith Sharon Smith Susan Soderman Jacqulinea Solomon Steven Sontag Rodney Sorgaard John Speth Kristine Speth Vernon Splittstuesser Anna Sraungel Jacalyn Stace Michael Stachel William Steinmann Andrew Sterry Sophomores 187 Michael Stierns Erik Stockton Holly Stoltzman Kevin Strege Jon Stroman Brucienne Struble Pamela Stubler Thomas Stuen Valarie Stukel Kelly Sundstrom David Swenson Warren Sygulla Lori Sykes Dawn Syverson John Taylor Sherri Teel Christopher Thaemert Lorilee Thayer Debora Theuer Keith Theony Katherinea Thomas Terrance Thompson Gregory Thorp Jeffery Thorp 188 Sophomores Laughter 1. The library is a common place for students. 2. Kim Farley showing off her pearly whites. 3. Steve Booth checks out his blood pressure. 4. Art student, Dina Kemnitz, demonstrates her talent on the pottery wheel. 5. Jody Kipping seems to be a little camera shy. 6. Where do I go? Patricia Tuomi Cynthia Turenne Stephanie Tyler Mary Vanderheyden Brenda Vanelsberg Thomas Vanelsberg Maria Vecchiollo David Vellenga Jeffrey Verdick Terri Vukas Jon Wadsworth Charles Wagner Wendy Wagner Rick Walker Jane Waller Shari Waxberg Michelle Weaver Jane Weeks Joseph Wehner Georganne Weiss Shan Welsch Michael Werhan Brenda Werner Mitchell Wettschreck Chris Wilcox Stephanie Wilcox John Wilhelmy Lisa Williams Renee Williams Cindy Williamson Jess Winkler Julie Witt Gena Wittenberg Laura Wojtysiak Mark Wolff Russell Wyandt Lori Young Deanna Zeiher Sophomores 189 i ii—' i—i r— i i I I VI PI IPPnRTVRV PPflRT U □R aUnke foodd 840 So. 1£ake St. forest £ake. n. 55025 Tel. 612-464-7343 Bill Himmelwright Jim Johnson Al Keis Jim Kroska John Ostlund 30 Why are these kids so happy? Because they have completed their drivers training in just two weeks at... 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Lake Street 464-6796 Wyoming OK Hardware Hwy. 61 462-4714 Yellow Bus 826 S. Lake 464-2112 202 Ads « TZp- k tfoi aA dZg. 5 V’ .«yi. X 2. v i . x. v I A jy 4tA- 7 '’VW , X m $ v . ' ' $ $ '0 vsmiJ FOR YESTERDAY IS BUT A DREAM AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION BUT TODAY, WELL LIVED, MAKES YESTERDAY A DREAM OF HAPPINESS AND EVERY TOMORROW A VISION OF HOPE. 206 Knsti I Aaland Linda A Abbott Kathy Absey. - transferred from Lincoln High School — French Club. 11. 12 Pam Aho. — Breeze. 12 — Forester. 12 — French Club. 11. 12 Spanish Club 10 11. 12 — National Honor Society 11. 12 — Softball. 10. 11. 12 Dan Aim. - Wrestling. 10. 11. 12. Capiam Michelle Anderson, — Ranger Band 10 — Varsity Band 11. 12 — Pep Band, i0. 11 Noreen Anderson Rich Anderson Sherry Anderson. - French Club. 10, 11 — Shi Club. 10 — Soft- ball. 10 Swan Anderson Timothy Arsenal Mihe Ash, Breeze. 12 - Choir. 11. 12 — Declamation. io. 11, 12 - Student Council. 12 — Drama Club 10. H, 12. Guys and Dolls. Our Town Solid Gold Cadillac. Journey lo the Day Miracle Worher, GlassMenagene — Crosscountry, 10. 11. 12 MaryBalzart — Girl’s Tennis 10. 11 Bruce Banta Patnch Barheim Dawn Barrett. — Rangerettes 10. 11. 12 — Captam Karen Barrott. — Chou 10. 11. 12 — Foresler. 11. 12 — Ran- gereltes. 10 — PEER Tutor. 12 Sandra Ann Bathurst. - Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 Pep Band 10. 11. 12 - OEA. 11 - Girls Softball. 10 Jelt Bauman David Bech TeriBecher - FrenchClub. 10. 11. 12 TammieL Bechman Mane A Beimert Mary Bell Rangerettes. 10. 11 — Shi Club, 10. 11 - Spanish Club. 10. 11. 12 Brian Benoy. — Intermural Soccer, 10, 11 - Boy's Tennis, 10. 11 Cynthia Bensrud Mary Kay Beige, Varsity Band, t'. 12 — Pep Band. 10, 11. 12 Shi Club 10. 11. - Spanish Club. 10. 11. 12 - National Honor Society, 11. 12 — Girl's Tennis. 10. 11. 12, Captain — Girl's Trach. 10 Terry Bergeron. — Wresllmg. 10. 11 — Diversified Occupations Anthony Bergerson, — Breeze, 10. 11 - Varsity Declama lion. 10 - Foresler. 11 - Shi Club; 10. 11 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 Lori Berglund, — Ranger Band 10 - Varsity Band 11 12 — Pep Band 10 11. 12 — Studeni Council; 10 — Homecoming Candidate — Gal's Tiach, 10. 11. 12 Chnstme Bergman, — Spanish Club. 11 Deanna Bestiand. — Choir, 12 John Sever — Ski Club, 10— Boy's Trach. 10. 11 James Blackbird PaltiBloum. — Girl's Track, 10 Michael A Boerner Sue Boesel Caroline Bogel Gregory S Boteen Kimberly Bond Stephen Boorsma. — French Club. 11. 12 — Student Council. 12 — Football, 10 - Drama Club Guys and Dolls. Our Town. 1 Act Competition Barefoot in the Park Jacqueline Borash. — Spanish Club. 10. 11. 12 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 Cmdy Bowersox, — Choir, 10. 11. 12. Vice President — Spanish Club 12 Robin L Boyd Greg Bradshaw. — transferred from Mankato East SussannaM Bradshaw Scott Branson. — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — Breeze. 11 — Debate: 11. 12 — Declamation. 11, 12 — Malh Aides, 10, 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 - Sk. Club. 10. 11. 12 - National Honor Society 11. 12 — Intramural Soccer, 10. 11 — Boy's Tennis. 10. 11. 12 — Guy's and Dolls, Solid Gold Cadillac. The Glass Menagene Jodi Bremer. — French Club. 10. 11 — Volleyball, 10, 11, 12 — Softball. 10 Mindy Briggs. — Ranger Band. 10 — Homecoming Candidate Volleyball; 10. 11. 12 - Softball. 10. 11. 12 JohnS Brossart Lance M Brown Wendy Bruchez Rick Bruner Letterman's Club. 11. 12 — Ski Club, 10 — Baseball. 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Bashelbail. 10. 11 — Football. 10. 11. 12 - Weight Club. 10. 11 Christian Bubner Thomas Bunn; — FFA. 10. 11. 12 Donna Burke; — Cheerleaders, i0, 11 — Choir. 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 10. 11. 12 — Volleyball. 11. 12 Michael Busch ToddBuske. — National Honor Society, 11. 12 John Cardinal Ranger Band. 10 Varsity Band. 11. 12 Declamation; 10 — Forester, 12 — Student Aides, office. 10, 11. 12. A V , 12 — Football, manager. 10. 11. 12 — Our Town Trent Cardinal Kelly Carlson. — Ski Club. 10 Paula Carlson Teresa Carlson Lon Charpentier — French Club. 10, 11. 12 — National Honor Society. 11.12 Tracy Chelmo. — Choir. 10. 11. 12 Glenda Chilson. — Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band, 11. 12 - Cheerleaders, 10. 11. 12 -- Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 - Ski Club. 10 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 Robert Christensen. — Baseball. 12— Intramural Soccer. 10 Scott Christensen Mike Clemens. — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band. n. '2 Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Football. 10. 11. 12 — Boy s Track 10 Theresa Clemens, — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band, i. 12 — Forester. 10. 11 - Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 Junior Class Olfi- cer. 11 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 — Girl's Track, 10 Volleyball. 10, 11. 12 Cathy Coliyard. - Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 - Ski Club. 10 - Peer Tutor. 11 - Girl's Track, 10 - Volleyball 10, II. 12 Kelli Comstock Sophie Cordoba Annette Corwin. — Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Ski Club, 10. 11 — Spanish Club, 10 Student Council. 10. 11 — Girl's Basketball. 10 - Softball. 10. 11. 12 James Coxon. — Student Council. 11 Ken Coyer. — FFA, 10. 11. 12 — Letterman's Club. 11. 12 — Foolbail 10. 11. 12 — Boy s Track. 10, 11. 12 - Weight Club. 10 11. 12 David Crawford, — Concert Band, 11. 12 — Ranger Band, 10 Stage. 11, 12 - Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Sk. Club. 10 - Foot- ball. 10 BarbCnst. — Breeze, 10 — Ftangeretles. 10 — Ski Club. 10. 11. 12 — Student Council, 12 - Class Officer. 10, 11 12 — National Honor Society. 12 — Sottbail. 10. 11 Duane Crohn Anthony Cubus Robert Culp Theodore Cummmgs Jeffery Dabe Keith Dalluhn, - Studeni Aides. 10, 12 - Wrestling. 10 Drama Club, 11. 12 - Miracle Worker. Glass Menagene Patrick Danmger. — FFA. 10. 11. 12 — Letterman's. 11, 12 - Football 10. 11. 12— Weight Club. 10. 11. 12 Brian David Tom Davis Paul Deal. — On the Job Training, 12 Susan Del Medico. — Ranger Band, 10, 11 — Varsity Band. 11 — Cheerleaders, 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11 Sophie Deiigeorges. — Spanish Club. 12 — Girl's Tennis. 12 Demse Dewall, — Studeni Aides. 12 Fonda Diemert Scotl Dingman. — Letterman’s Club. 11 — Homecoming Roy- alty Candidaie. 12 — Football. 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track 10 Wrestling. 10. 11. 12 Terne Dirks; — Ranger Band. 10 — FrenchClub. 10, 11, 12 — Peer Tutor. 12 Jeffery Dittbrenner Gerald Doege Robert Doerr Darnel Doherty Denise Dolan Mary Donohue, — Cheerleaders. 10 - Ski Club. 10 Girl's Track; 10 Edward Dow, — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — Breeze, 10. 11. 12 — Debate. 10. 11. 12 - Declamation. 11. 12 — Forester. i0, 11. 12 Malh Aides. 11. 12 - Pep Band. 10. 11, 12 - Sk. Club; 10. 11 — Student Council; 10 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 Julie Drolson; — Girl’s Tennis. 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 12 Jeanette Dubay — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 Doug Dube. — Debale. 11 — Letterman's Club, 11 Ski Club, 10. 11. 12 — Studeni Council. 10 — Baseball 10. 11. 12 — Intramural Soccer. 10. 11. 12 — Wrestling; 10. 11, 12 Robin Dunbar, — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band. 11 — Pep Band. 10. 12 — Spanish Club. 10 Michael Dupre. — Foresler. 12 Ruth A Eide. — Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band 11 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Ski Club. 10 — National Honor Society, 11. 12 Wendy L Ekvall; — Ski Club. 10. 11 Brian Empey - Ranger Band '0 - Varsity Band II. 12 - Pep Band, 10. 11 — Crosscountry. 11. 12 — Golf, 10. 11 12 — Wresllmg. 10. 11 12 Mark R Endnzzi Kim j Engberg. — Choir. 11. 12 — Class Council - Gin s Soft- ball. 10. 11 Wendy Engel Scoll Ensrud Anita Enckson Daniel Enckson. Boy s Baseball 10. 11. 12 — Intramural Soc cer. 10 Boy's Track. 11. 12 Rebecca L Enckson Yvonne M Enckson. - Ski Club. 10. 11 - Spanish Club. i0. n Ellen K Erkenbrack Gene P Erzar. - Ski Club. 10. 11. 12 Debra Evgen. - Cheerleaders. 10. it, 12 — Student Aides. 10. 11 12 Chustopr Faymoville. — FFA. 12 — Ski Club. 10. 11 David B Faymoville Daniel C Ferderer Tom Ferrazzi - Hockey. 10. It 12 — Intramural Soccer. 10, 11. 12 — Boy s Track. 10. 11. 12 Scott S Fmdiay. Boy's Basketball. 10 — Football. 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Tennis. 10 Sherry Fischer Cynthia J Fiaspeter Rosemary Flesvig FrenchClub, 10. 11, 12 — Student Aides. 10. 11. 12 John L Flipse. — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — Stage Band. 10, 11. 12 - Math Aides. 12 Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 - Ski Club 10, 11 National Honor Society. 11. 12 — Boy s Track, 10. 11. 12 Weight Club 11. 12 — Drama Club. Pit Band Guys and Dolls Dan R Flohr. — Breeze 10. 11 — Declamation. 11 — FFA. 11 — Ski Club. 10 11. 12 — Spanish Club. 10, 11 - Wrestling. 11 Wendy Forster - Varsity Band '0. 11 — Cheerleaders. 10 12 Pep Band. 10 - Ski Club 10 — Gymnastics. 10. 11, 12 Douglas A Foster Deborah Fowler, - National Honor Society, 11. 12 Susan M Friei James E Friend. — FFA. 10. 11. 12 — Letterman's Club Boy's Basketball. 10 — Football. 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track, 10. 12 - Weight Club. 10. 11. 12 Scoit Fritz. — Letterman s Club. 11. 12 — Football. i0, H. 12 Boy s Track 10 11. 12 Weighl Club. 10. 11 12 David J Froeiich Rulh A. Frost Clyde M Fulks. - Range Band 10 - Varsiiy Band. 11. 12 - Pep Band. 10, 11. 12- Football, 10. 11. 12 David Gabrieison. — Boy's Track. 10 Bill Gael . — Transfer from North Branch High School Shanon Garrison; — Ski Club. 10 - Spanish Club. 12 — Soft- ball. 10 StefamJ Gaspord. — Spanish Club. 11. 12 Brad T Gauvin HerdiGenen. — FrenchClub. 10. 11. 12 Michelle Germain Sherry A Gebson - Sofiball. 10, 11, 12 TroyR Giefer. — Ski Club. 11 — Boy's Track, 10. 11 Craig Gilberlson. - FFA. 10. 11. 12 — Ski Club. 10 - Wres (ling. 10 Melody Gillespie Philip G Gilman Dennis Goiffon Randy Gordon Tim V Granna David Green. Ranger. 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11 — Baseball, 10 — Football. 10 — Weight Club. 10 Jane M Green Martha Greene — Concerl Band, 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. i0. 11. 12 Chris Grossman. — Concert Band. 12 — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band. 11 — Breeze. 10. 11. 12 — Debate. 10 — Flag 10 — Math Aides. 11 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Spanish Club. 10. 11 Gregory J Gruetl Jeffrey J Gubash Jennifer R Gubash Kimberly Gudmundson. — Girl's Basketball. 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 10 - Volleyball. 10 Jayne Gunderson. — Ranger Band. 10 — Pep Band. 10 — Homecoming Royally Candidate Gymnastics, 10 — Girl's Track. 10. 12 — Girl's Tennis. 10. 12 Debra A Gustafson. — Student Aides. 10 — Gymnastics. 10. 11 Steven D Gustafson. — Intramural Soccer. 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track. 10. 11. 12 Joy L HaluplZOk Senior Index 207 Kristin M Halvorsen. - French Club; 10. 11. 12 - Girl’s Tennis. 11 — National Honor Sociely; 11.12 Kevin L Haivorson, — Letterman's Club; 11. 12 — Baseball. 10. 11. 12 — Football; 10. 11. 12 — Weight Club. 10. 11. 12 Robert B Hanrahan — O.J.T. — Boy's Track. 10. 11 Sheila Hanson; — Transfer from Edison Tom Hanson; — Football, 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track; 10 11 12 — Weight Club; 10. 11. 12 Bryan Hardei Tina Harrington; — Student Aide. 10 Beth Hathaway. — Choir. 10 — Ski Club. 10 — Spanish Club. 10 — Girl's Tennis; 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 10. 11. 12 Karen Havens Linda Heath, - Choir; 10. II. 12 — Declamation; 10. 11 - National Honor Society. 11, 12 — The Boyfriend — Journey to the Day — Guys and Dotis AnneteM Hemze. — The Miracle Worker Sharon Hell rich, — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band; 11. 12 — Flag Corps. 12 - Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Marching Band. 10. 12 — Girl’s Tennis; 11. 12 Kevin Hendricks. — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band; 11. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 T im Hengel Pam Hess. — Forester. 11. 12 — Math Aides. 10 — Student Aide; 11 — O.J.T. — Guys and Dolls Russel HiU William Himmelwright Anne Hmrichs Daniel L Hinrtcheen Kimberly Hmtz; Breeze. 10 — Choir; 10. 11. 12 — Declama- tion. 10. 11, 12 — French Club; 10. 11 — Ski Club; 10. 11. 12 — Student Council; 11. 12 — Sophomore Class Officer — Statisti- cian. Boy's Basketball. Boy's Track Daniel Hodges Theresa R Hodges. — Ranger Band. 11 Michael Hoftman, - Baseball. 10. 11. 12 — Intramural Soccer; 10. 12 — Weight Club; 10. 11. 12 Kelly Hoil; — Ski Club; 10 - Spanish Club; 10 — Girl's Tennis. 10. 11. 12 - Girt s Track; 10. 11, 12 Rita Hollihan Kim Holmes Glenn T Hoppe Laurie A Houle Bradley Hughes Daniel R Hunt Kathleen E Hunting, — Transf from Osseo Sr High — Girl's Softball; 11 Bient Husfeldt. - Ranger Band; 10 — FFA; 10. 11, 12 — Pep Band; 10 — Ski Club. 10. 11 — Football; 10 — Weight Club; 10 Joseph M Husnik Jeffery l Jackson, — Ski Club. 10 — National Honor Society, 11. 12 — Intramural Soccer, 10 Pamela j Jacobs, — Choir. 10. 11. 12 Dorothy Jacobsen. — Choir; 10. 11. 12 — Student Council; 10. 11 — Secretary — Senior class Officer — Girls Tennis. 11.12 Tod C Jaeger - Letterman's Club; 11, 12 — Baseball. 10. 11, 12 - Boy's Basketball. 10 — Football. 10. 11. 12 — Weight Club; 10. 11 Susan M Janu Mark Jarosiewicz Bob T Jeans. — Golf; 10. 11. 12 — Wresllmg; 10. 11 Gary M Jeans. - Letterman's Club; 11. 12— Baseball. t0. 11. 12 Football. 10. 11. 12 — Weight Club; 10. 11. 12 Jeffery Jensen Jerome W Jensen Karol A Jensen, Concert Band. 12 — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band, 11 — French Club; 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 Shelly A Jeukens Lori Jiskra David J Jobe. — O J.T Daniel Johnson. - Lelterman'sClub. 11. 12— Baseball 10 11 12 - Football. 10. 11. 12 Dwight Ray Johnson, - Ranger Band. 10 Varsity Band. 11, 12 - Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Tutor; 12 James Johnson Kent Johnson Linda R Johnson. — Choir Melody Johnson. — Choir; 11 — Spanish Club, 10 Ten Johnson Thomas Johnson. — Baseball. 10 — Hockey, 12 Cary Jolly Jeff J Jorgenson; — Transf from Grand Rapids H S Dennis A. Kalsnes Christopher Kane Denise E Kaufer Albert Kets. — Intramural Soccer. 10. 11, 12 — Boy's Track, 10 11. 12 James M. Keller Dina Kemnilz; — Student Aide; 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 10. 11. 12 — Volleyball, 10, 11. 12 Kurt Kitfmeyer. — Ranger Band; 10 - Varsity Band; 11 — Math Aide; 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11 — Intramural Soccer. 10. 11. 12 John Koalska Thomas G Koch Ben Lange Charles J. Laroche; — Concert Band. 12 - Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band; 11 — French Club; 11 — Pep Band. 10. 11.12 — Football; 10, 11 Bradley Larson Lisa Larson; — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band; 11. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Softball; 10. 11 Richard Larson; — Baseball; 10. 11. 12 — Wrestling. 10. 11.12 Mark A Kohler. FFA, 12 — Letterman's Club; 11. 12 — Foot- ball; 10. 11. 12 — Boy’s Track; 10. 11 — Wrestling Club; 10. 11. Sandra Kohler, — Girl's Basketball. 11 Brian C Kopp; — Boy's Basketball; 10. 11. 12 Kathy Kroonblawd; — Student Council; 10 — O.J.T. — Girls Softball; 10 James Kroska Sharon Kubes; — FFA. 12 JoeLaCasse; — Boy's Track; 10 Patrice L'allier. — Ranger Band. 10 - Varsity Band. 11. 12 — Pep Band; i0. 11. 12 — Ski Club. 10 — Cross Country. 10. 11, 12 — Girl's Track; 10. 11. 12 Rebecca Lanahan, — Ski Club; 11 — Peer Tutor; 12 — Gym- nastics; 10. 11. 12 (Capt.) — Volleyball, 10 Ben Lange Charles J Laroche, — Concert Band, 12 — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band; 11 — French Club 11 — Pep Band; 10. 11, 12 - Football. 10. 11 Bradley Larson Lisa Larson. — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Softball; 10, 11 Richard Larson. — Baseball. 10. 11. 12 — Wrestling; 10. 11. 12 Richard Larson H Danny R Lasch Linanne Legus; — Cheerleaders. 10 — Declamation, 11. 12 — Spanish; 10.11 — National Honor Society 11. 12 Laurie Lemke; — Spanish Club; 10. 11. 12 Diana Lenz Jeamne Lenz; — Gymnastics; 10 Joseph H Leroux. — FFA; 10. 11, 12 KimberleeL Levesseor Linnea E. Lewis Lisa Lichtscheidl. — O.J.T National Honor Society; 11. 12 — Minnesota Girls' State 11 Richard Linz Karen J Little Rickie J Little; Concert Band, 10, 11, 12 — Breeze. 10 — Debate; i0, 11. 12 — Declamation, 10. 12— Pep Band. i0. 11. 12 — Tutor; 12 — National Honor Society; 11. 12 Rodger A Lockwood David Longtin Greg Lorenz; — Football; 10. 11. 12 Susan Ludwig - Choir 10. 11. 12 — Mezmora. 12 - Ski Club. 10. 11. 12 — Spanish. 10 — National Honor Sociely. 11. 12 Elaine Lutz; — Choir; 10. 11. 12 Carey R Maassen KarryS Mack. — Ranger Band. 10 — Cheerleaders; 10. 11. 12 — French Club 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10 - Student Aides 11. 12 — Girl's Tennis. 10. 11. 12 James Mader — Letlerman's Club; 11. 12 — Foolball; 10 11 12 - Hockey; 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Tennis; 10 Michael L Manders Deanne Marsh, — French Club; 10. 11, 12 — National Honor Sociely. 11. 12 — Crosscountry; 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 11 Lon L. Marlin; — Choir; 10. 11, 12 Sandy Marx. — Ranger Band. 10 — Varsity Band; 11 — Cheer leaders. 11. 12 — Ski Club. 10 — Volleyball; 10 — Softball. 10 Ronald K Matheson Wayne T Matheson David A Maluseski. — Boy's Basketball, 10, 11. 12 — Boy's Track; 10. 11. 12 Catherine M Matzke Lynne M Maurer Bob McGrath; — Boy's Track, 10. 11, 12 — Weight Club 10 11. 12 Keilh McKmzie. — Ski Club. 10. 11 — Sludent Aides — Student Council; 10.11.12 — Volleyball; 11 - Weight Club. 10, 11 Lisa McLaughlin Teresa McLean; - Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band; 11, 12 — Cheerleaders; 10. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11 Scott Melbye; — Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band; 11 — Pep Band; 10, 11 — Ski Club; 10 Mary Michaud; — Choir; 12 Laura Miller, — Cebare; 10. 11, 12 — Declamation. 10. 11. 12 — Forester; 12 — Student Council; 11. 12 — National Honor Society; 10. 11, 12 Nancy Miller. — Choir; 12 — Spanish Club. 12 Scott Miller; — Concert Band; 11. 12 — Ranger Band; t0 - Declamation. 10 — Pep Band; 10, 11, 12 — Ski Club. 10. 11 — Marching Band; 10. 11. 12 — National Honor Society; 11. 12 — Golf; 11. 12 — Intramural Soccer. 10 Gerard Miron. — Breeze; 11. 12 — FFA; 10. 11. 12 — FFA, Vice-Pres and Treasurer Jean Moilanen Todd Moon Judy Moore. — Cheerleaders. 10, 11. 12 — Choir; 10. 11. 12 — French Club; 11 - Spanish Club; 12 - Girl's Track. 10 - Weight Club; 12 Monika Moraczewski. — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — '“►'eenead- ers; 10, 11, 12 — French Club; 10. 11. 12 — Math AidiV 10. 11 — Pep Band; 10 — National Honor Society. 11,12 N Sandra Moran, — Concert Band. 11, 12 — Ranger Band; SO - Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 Rick Mordorski Mike Money John Motschenbaker. — Letlerman s Club. 11. 12 — Baseball. 10. 12— Foolball. 10. 11. 12 — Hockey. 10. 11. 12 Michelle Moyer Susan Muellner; — FFA. 10, 12 — Gym Aide; 12 — Girl's Bas kelball; 10 — Girl's Track; 10. 11. 12 - Volleyball. 10. 11, 12 Mardi Muller; — Concert. 11. 12 — Ranger Band. 10 — Malh Aides; 11 — Pep Band, 10 — Rangerelles, 10 — Ski Club 11. 12 Michael Mulvihill, — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — Slage Band. 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11, 12 — National Honor Society; 11. 12 — Weight Club, 10, 11. 12 T ed Murphy Staci Myers Slacy Myers, — Cheerleaders; 11, 12 - French Club. 10. 11. 12 — Math Aides; 11 — Homecoming Royalty Candidate; Candi- date Kevin Navin Sandra Nelson; - FHA; il, 12 — Math Aides. 11. 12 — Girl's Tennis; 10 Scott Nelson Tony Nelson, Ranger Band. 10 — Homecoming Royalty. King — Baseball, 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Basketball; 10. 11 — Football. 10 DebbieNiessen. - Choir; 10. 11, 12 — Gymnastics; 10. II. 12 Brenda Jean Noack; — Ranger Band. 10. 11. 12 Cynthia Nordm; - Spanish Club; 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Basketball. 10. 11.12 — Volleyball; 10. 11 MarkNordin; — Intramural Soccer; 10. 11 Tracey OBnen; — Malh Aides; 12 — Student Aides; 11. 12 — Math and Science Secretary; 12 Laune Olson Marcee Olson. — Concert Band; 11. 12 — Ranger Band; 10 — Flag Corps; 10 - French Club; 10, 11, 12 — National Honor Society. 11, 12 Mary Olson; — Choir. 12 Troy Osterbauer John Ostlund 208 Senior Index Charles Paiokangas. — FFA. 10. 11 Joseph Pantalion Patricia Parent; — French Club; 10, 11. 12 — Math Aides, 12 — Spanish Club; 10 — Studeni Council; 10 Randy Parker, — Letterman's Club. 11, 12 — Baseball, 10, 11, 12 - Boy s Basketball; 10. 11 — Football; 10. 11. 12 — Weight Club; 11. 12 Marie Paulsen. — Concert Band; 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Spanish Club. 10. 11. 12 — National Honor Society. 11. 12 — Gymnastics; 10 — Girl's Tennis; 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 10.11. 12 Jolene Pearson; — Transfer from Centennial Colleen Peioqum; — FFA; 12 — Forester. 11. 12 — editor. — tutor. 11 — Gymnastics; t0 — manager Damele Peltier John Peltier. — Concert Band, 12 — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Intramural Soccer, 10. 11 — Boy’s Track. 10. 11. 12 Rhoda Pennings Jean Pepin; — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity Band. 11 — Pep Band; 10. 11 Brian Petermeier Knsti Peters Eric Petersen John Petersen. — National Honor Society; 11. 12 — Foqtball. 10. 11 — Weight Club; 10. 12 Rebecca Peterson Tami Peterson Theresa Peterson, — Concert Band; 10. 11, 12 — French Club; 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band; 12 — National Honor Society; 11. 12 Troy Petroske. — Student Office Aides. 12 Bob Ptieger Tammy Pogose. — Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band. 11, 12 — FHA; 11 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Student Aides; 11 — Marching Band, 10. 12 Madonna Pohl; — French Club; 10. 11. 12 — Ski Club; 10 — Peer Tuior; 11 — Girl's Track; 10 — Volleyball; 10. 11. 12 Robert Praft; — FFA; 10 Monica Prescott Lon Proulx; — Cheerleaders; 10 — O.J.T.; 12 Debbie Pruitt Anita Ouammen. — Softball. 12 — Golf; 10 Karyl A Quammen Kathy Quammen; — Cheerleaders. i0 — Pep Band; i0, 11. 12 Forester; 11. 12 — Sophomore Class Officer. 10 Kimberly Karen Quigley Valerie Quigley; — Cheerleaders. 10. 11. 12 — FFA, 10 — Ski CLub; 10. 11 — Student Aides; 10 — Girl's Tennis; 11 — Soph- omore Class Officer; 10 David Allen Raatz; — Ranger Band. 10. 11 — Varsity Band; 12 — Pep Band; i0, 11 Paul Rachie. — Debate. 10 — Boy's Basketball. 10. 11. 12 — intramural Soccer; 10 Marcello C. Ramos Leif H Rasmussen Blair Rawlings Robert G. Reece Scott D Regenauer Julie A Reidt Bruce F Resch; — FFA; 11. 12 — Football; 10 — Scuba Club Norman J. Reideman Michael J Rivard. - Concert Band. 10, 11. 12 — Stage Band. 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band; 11, 12 — Electronics Club Patti Robmson; — Volleyball; 10 — Weight Club; 10, 11 Lisa Rogers; — Concert Band; 11. 12 — Ranger Band; 10 — French Club 10. 11 - Pep Band, 10. 11. 12 — Ski Club; 10. 11 — Student Council. 10. 11. 12 — National Honor Society; 11. 12 — Tutor; 11. 12 — Student Council President; 12 — Cross Country; 10. 11. 12 — Captain; 12 — Girl's Track; 10 — Winter Running. 10. 11. 12 — The Miracle Worker — The Glass Menag- erie John E Rolselh Lynette J Rose; — OJT Jane L Rosenberger; — Varsily Band; 10, 11, 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Studeni Aides, 10 Chad Rugroden, — Ranger Band, 10 — Varsity Band; 11. 12 — Pep Band, 10. 11. 12 - Ski Club; 10 - Crosscountry; 11 — Intramural Soccer; ’0 — Boy's Tennis; 10 Ron A Runeslrand. — Ski Club; 10 — Intramural Soccer; 10 — Boy s Track. 10. 11, 12 Gerald T Rush Gregorio E. Sabado Scott R. Sample Kathleen Sandgren, — Transferred from Mahtomedi Sr. High — Breeze. 11 — Spanish Club. 11, 12 — Tutor, 11. 12 Karen M Savela. — Gymnastics; 10. 11 — Volleyball. 10 Thomas Scanlon. — Concert Band. 10. 11. 12 — Math Aides; 11. 12 - Pep Band. 10, 11. 12 — Ski Club 11 - National Honor Society. 11. 12 — Cross Country. 11. 12 — Weight Club, 11. 12 Mary Jo Schaffer, — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity Band. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11,12 — Ski Club. 10 — Volleyball. 10. 11, 12 — Girls Softball; 10. 11 Mike Schaffer, — FFA. 10, 11. 12 — Parliamentarian — Letter- man's Club; 11. 12 — Football; 10. 11. 12 Vicki Schellin Vaughn D Scheunemann Dave Schleicher. — Intramural Soccer; 10. 12 — Wrestling. 10. 11. 12 Anne Schlenker, — Ski Club. 10. 11 — Student Aides. 10. guid- ance — Volleyball; 10 — Girl's Softball; 10 Elaine Schliesmg; — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity Band; 11 — Volleyball. 10. 11 — Girl's Soflball, 10. 11. 12 Anton Schloegl Angie Schmidt; — Ski Club; 10. 11 — Spanish Club. 10 — Stu- dent Aides; 11, office — Girl's Tennis; 10. 12 — Girl's Track, to. 11. 12 Roger Schmidt; — Baseball; 10 — Football, 10 — Wrestling. 10. 11.12 Julianne Schrom. — Debate; 10 — Declamation. 11 — Student Council; 12 — Girl's Basketball; 10 — Girl's Track, 10. 11. 12. captain — Volleyball; 10. 11. 12 Cherie Schultz Rick Schwab. — Letterman's Club; 11. 12 — Football, 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track; 10. 11. 12 — Wrestling; 10. 11. 12. captain Dale Schwanke. — Transferred from Byron High School — Ftanger Band; 10 Paul G. Schwartz James P Schweitzer Kimberly Sebeck. — Concert Band, 10. 11. 12 — Forester. 11. 12, copy editor — French Club; 10. 11 — Pep Band; 10. 11, 12 — SLBP Tufor — Student Council. 12 — AFS. 11 — Senior Class Officer; 12 — Girl's Basketball; 10 — Girl's Tennis; 11 — Volleyball; 10 — Guys and Dolls Steven Seekon Lowell Seim Michelle Sempei; — Cheerleaders; 10. 11. 12 — Junior Class Officer; 11 — Gymnastics; 10. 11 Cheryl Shalander Garret Shepard, — Intramural Soccer; 10, 12 — Wrestling; 10. 11. 12 Nathan Shoberg, — Baseball, 10 — Crosscountry; 11 Mane A Skoog Susan K. M Smaliidge, — Concert Band; 10 — Choir. 12 - Debate; 10, 12 — Flag Corps; 10 — Nalional Honor Society; 11. 12 Lisa Smith; — Ski CLub; 10 — Spanish CLub; 11 — Student Council; 10. 11 Tracy Smith; — Letterman's Club; 11 — Football; 10. 11. 12 — Guys and Dolls. Solid Gold Cadillac Debbie Sodergren; — Cheerleaders, 10. 12 — Forester, 10 — Ski Club. 10 — Spanish Club. 12 — Malh Tutor; 11 — Girl's Track; 10 — Winter Running; 10 Debbie Soebbing; — Choir; 10. 11. 12 — On the Job Training Vicki L. Soebbing Karen Sontag. — Breeze; i0 — Debate, 10. 11. 12 — Declama- tion; 10. 11.12 — Ski Club; 10 — Student Council; 11 Dennis Spence Dan Spitzer; — Ranger Band; 10. 11 — Breeze; 10 — Boy's Track; 11 Kevin W Spooner Gregory J. St. Martin Steve St Sauver Patricia Stachei, — Spanish Club; tO — Student Aides. 12 — Homecoming Candidate — Girl's Basketball. 10 — Girl's Tennis. 10. 11. 12 —Girl's Track; 10. 12 Lorie Jo Stachowski; — Ranger Band; 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band; 12 Charles A Statki. — Transferred from North St Paul High School — Football; 12 — Wrestling. 12 — Weight Club, 12 James R. Standaert Craig A. Stark Ted Steely; — Baseball; 10 — Boy's Basketball. 10 Frederick Stemmann. — Concert Band; 10, 11. 12 — Breeze; 10 — French Club. 10. 11 — Pep Band 10. 11. 12 — National Honor Society. 12 — Journey to the Day, Guys and Dolls. Solid Gold Cadillac, Miracle Worker. Our Town. The Glass Menagerie Jean Ann Stoltzman, — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity BAnd; 11, 12— Pep Band; 10. 11.12 Devlin R. Slopher; — Girl’s Track, 10. 11 Michael Storebo Sherri Straka Terasa Stucke; — Transferred from Johnson. St. Paul James R. Stukel. — Transferred from White Pine High School, Michigan — Concert Band. 12 — Varsity Band. 12 — Pep Band. 10.11.12 — Spanish Club: 10.11 Charles E Swenson Scott N Sycerson Scott G. Tadych Chris Tagg Dierdre Taylor; — Ranger Band: 10. 11 — FFA. 10 Carla J. Teigland Craig Thiry. — Football. 10. 11. 12 Kim Thoeny; — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity Band; 11. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11. 12 — Student Aides; 11. 12 — Marching Band; 10. 12 Jeffrey Thomas; — Concert Band; 11. 12 — Ranger Band; 10 — Stage Band: 11. 12 — Pep Band: 10. 11. 12 — Spamch Club: 10. 11 — Drum Major. 12 - Boy's Track. 10. 11. 12 — Weight Club; 10. 11. 12 Brenda Thompson Mike Thompson; — On the Job Training Connie Torp SCoit E. Trainer Barry D. Trimble Pat Tombiey. — Ski Club; 10 — Student Aides; 11 — OEA. 11 — On the Job Training — Softball. 10 Marinella Tsoukala Kelly Tubridy Ron P Tyrrell Dana Underdahl; — Senior Class Council — Softball; 10 DougUrie Nick Valenty; — Concert Band; 10. 11, 12 — Stage Band; 12 — Pep Band. 10. 12 — Student Council; 11. 12 — National Honor Society. 11 — Intramural Soccer. 10 Gregory A Vanetsberg Eva C. Von Porat Pauline Wallraff Lynn Ward; — Transferred from Pipestone High School — Diver- sified Occupation 12 DaYid G Watters Rick Waxberg. — Ski Club; 11. 12 — Student Aides; 12 — Boy's Track; 10 Bruce Weber: — Ski Club. 10 Lynne Weber David J. Weeks John Weiss; — Golf; 12 — Hockey; 12 Wendy Welch Laura J. Wenzel Thomas Wenzel; — Intramural Soccer; 10 Ronald Westlund James Whalen John Whitacre: — Ski Club; 10. 11 — Football; 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track, 10 — Weight Club; 10 Tim Willcoxen — Ranger Band; 10 — Varsity Band, 11. 12 — Pep Band; 10. 11 — Ski Club, 10. 11 — Scuba Club; 12 Linda F Wiiiette David Wmberg; — Ranger Band; 10 — Vansty Band; 11. 12 — Pep Band; 11. 12 — Football; 10. 11. 12 — Boy's Track; 10. 11. 12. captam — Weight Club; 12 Brad Winter; - FFA. 10. 11. 12 Joyce Wistercill: — Concert Band: 10. 11. 12 — Pep Band. 10. 11. 12 — Student Council; 10 — National Honor Society; 12 — Girl’s Baskeibaii; 10. 11. 12 — Girl's Track. 10. 11. 12 — Volley- ball; 10. 11. 12 Stephanie J Young Michael J Yuronich; — Football; 10. 11. 12 Thomas Zank Senior Index 209 A A A Ai AUTOGRAPHS 213 214 Editors: Pam Hess, Colleen Peloquin, and Kim Sebeck Would like to express special thanks to: Lyle Koski Russ Cooper Tom Reynolds Melba Sahlin Al Running Janitors Gail Barnum A.V. Departments Faculty Parents John Cardinal Tom Distler Ed Dow Mike Dupre Chris Findlay Betsy Haworth Jodi Kipping Debbie Leason Laura Miller Kim Stricklin Cindy Williamson A very special thanks also goes to Nick Valenty for all of his art work and moral support of this book. Banana Bread, T.D., how are your family jewels? Where did Trigger go? . . . She went to wash her face! They quit again? What’s the matter now? B.H. how is your social life? Rah, Rah ... We don't have any pic- tures, mandatory meetings?! Who needs a pass to get out of class? Only 200 pages left to go. New Record 5:30 a.m. Seniors Again? Who took the pictures this time? Why can’t you stay tonight? Editor’s Page 215 216