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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1982 volume:

ORGANIZATIONS ... 54 FACULTY. . . 114 UNDERCLASS.. . 138 SENIORS. . . 172 ADS, ETC.... 201 1982 FORESTER Volume 44 Forest Lake Senior High Forest Lake, MN 55025 Sounds from the Fores SCHOOL Quiet postcard solitude interrupted by tardy bells and buses and slamming lockers. Brrrrring!... Bang!... Shuffle-d-clump!... SOUND. Taking it all in. Taking it all for granted Each year we immortalize moments... Unique. Sweet. Agonizing. Frantic. Gigantic. Personal.... keeping memories in a single dimension. SIGHT. Each life is a product of all five senses. Memories, therefore, are not exclusive to sight. Hearing a song, we remember most vividly a particular person, place or situation. A sniff of sulfur awakens nostrils and recalls third hour chemistry lab. We remember garliced odors on lasagna day sneaking down to math class or rusty, luke- warm, water-fountain drinks or c-c-c-c-cold c-c-c- classrooms or “doot-doo-waaaas” chanted during morning announcements by giggly cheerleaders. ay ses ice. e see, hear rough scho se into the re se perie 11 But experience is flattened into 3x5 glossies and the dimensions of a full year, a full life, are squashed between the covers of a book. This year, the Forester adds a new dimension to recorded Forest Lake High School history. We add to the basic visual rhythm the verbal harmony that can make the most monotonous of tunes a symphony. summer at would summer be whWlLall those covered by bluCT Skg to Valley Fahr or tubing down the A e River were favorite activities tooMrKteverybody J |||Sthat when the sun we rifejron, rfbe iBwa at the HUB. 20 Summer Peek-A-Boo! A partial eclipse of the moon, July 16. was seen between 10:25 p.m. and 1:00 a m. in Forest Lake. LEFT: July 4th means celebration. Here that means a parade, carnival, tractor pull and fireworks. BELOW: This familiar sight at Lakeside Beach was a welcome sight for hungry sunbathers and swimmers. Summer 21 Homecoming Rein of Error Thwarts Mustang Recall Activity is synonomous with Homecoming in Ranger country. A variety of kooky and clever contests were combined with the gracious ceremony of the coronation, the vocal enthusiasm of the pepfest and game, the pulsing pagentry of the parade and bonfire and the oomp-pa-pas at the Alumni Polka. Student Council planned extra surprises like a balloon raise at the game and coupons for the purchase of hats, shirts and buttons. This year that old school spirit seemed to return after many thought the flame had died. Battle Cry was never louder than during the pep-fest this year. Then there was Lutz and the growl heard ’round the world. Even though the weather was a bit wet, it didn’t dampen the spirit of the Mighty Rangers! RIGHT: The game was exciting and dry after a week of rain. Unfortunately, there wasn’t a dry eye when the clock ran out. Mounds View Royalty, Clyde Nordshonovik and Gilda Munchavinski, showed up for the festivities. BELOW: Queen Julie, King Larry lead the torch parade with Larry Peterson providing the sacrificial Mustang BELOW RIGHT: 1981 Homecoming candidates were: Larry Crouse, Larry Peterson, Steve Baland, Randie Schwab, Duke Remitz and Ron Trombley for King and Queen candidates Sherri Anderson, Julie Ruddy, Mary Jeans, Peggy Paulino, Jayne Foils and Sue Larson. 22 Homecoming FAR LEFT: The game didn’t end with a victory but the Rangers put up a good fight. LEFT: Almost Anything Goes Day was a success with all kinds of students doing all kinds of crazy things. BELOW: Bib-N-Button Day contest winner had buttons all over her body. Homecoming 23 Summer Band: On the Road Again . Summer was the “pits for our Forest Lake Band . . . cherry pits, that is! The band traveled to Traverse City, Michigan for the National Cherry Festival where they were viewed by approximately 250,000 people via a 7-state telecast. Shortly after the opening of school, September 27, they headed north once more. Tubas, piccolos, coolers, bedrolls and cameras were loaded on the bus headed for Winnepeg. Performing at half-time for the Winnepeg Blue Bombers football game was their mission. Mission accomplished: MOST MAGNIFICENTLY! Band members hit the road for the Cherry Festival Parade in beautiful downtown Traverse City. Jeff Thomas served as drum major on this trip. 24 Summer Band Pounding the sod and trying out a few new tunes was routine for band members. ABOVE: Larry Peterson and Joel enroute to Michigan. A stop by the great Lake Michigan. Hansen indulge in a small snacK And away we go ... on the road again and again and again Summer Band 25 Jeff Thomas strikes up the band to answer the musical question. “Where is Forest Lake and who are the Rangers?” A « £STiA5 4 e r“sM Z 4 on strike LEFT: Many hours on the linos and a need to keep the ol brain active were responsible for many creative enterprises BELOW L£F7 fttjPri� coll (Sr High) and Ms. Aim (Forest View) clowned around after the Halloween party sponsorec Hfl £A for area children. BELOW: The end of the strike came on November 16 Bessie was the hit o! the Rjh picket line With her are Mr. McElrattillpdIAr. Pogreba, Bessie's owner s C' b° United Mind Workers Horns honked in support of teachers as they walked picket lines during a strike which began October 27. T he Forest Lakeftrike, one of many statewide, centered on wages and working conditions. We shouted enthusiastically as our “vacation” began. The Indlln summer created high spirits. Some of us loafed and goofed off, other worked and made money and some of us sincerely wanted to return. Numerous mediation sessions failed to bring about a compromise between the Board and the Forest Lake Education Association. Fourteen days quickly sped by when a final session solved the problem. We returned to school; some of us gladly, some reluctantly and all of us changed N ' 'WV O s, r Oo S j — LEFT: Mr. Lindstrom, FLEA president, all dressed-up and nowhere to go. BELOW: Bessie takes this word out of the Super’s mouth. That’s NONSENSE ... no that’s BALDERDASH! RIGHT: Mr. Altavilla keeps things moving in the right direction. Merdas, ON STRIKE 'I ONStRIKl onstw e I ON STRIKE Sn 'onstwk® ON S' 4 Teachers stop for a photo at Columbus Elementary. Familiar faces are Ms. Dittberner and Mr. Franzen. Strike! 27 Damn Yankees: The Devil Made Me Do It The strike nearly cancelled performances of the fall musical, “Damn Yankees.” Although cast members rehearesed under community auspices, regrouping and rescheduling were the order of business when we returned to school. Deadlines were compressed and somehow when the lights dimmed and the curtains parted the FLHS stage was transformed into a musical extravaganza. It was a high energy musical based on the theme of selling one’s soul to the devil. Strong performances by theatre veterans and exciting debuts by new-comers made “Damn Yankees” unforgettable. Sometimes we sympathized with the efforts of Mr. Applegate (John Joachim) and the futility of his plans. A sensuous Lola (Julie Ruddy) made putting ones whole body into work an eye opening experience. Henry Hebert directed the production. w 1 Senior John Joachim made a thoroughly sympathetic devil in the guise of Applegate. Tim Mansmith and Jolene Sunsten reconciled after his disappearance in an attempt to save the Senators. Kris Cohoes and Jan Banta berate a surprised Joe LaCasse. 28 Fall Musical Mr. Hebert molded a broad cross-section of the student body into a capable performing unit. It’s a battle of the sexes as the ■‘boys’’ talk baseball and the “girls try to get them to do the chores in this production number from Damn Yankees. Flying feet and high spirits filled the stage as the Senators and their fans perform. The boys tell it like it is in the game of baseball. You gotta have heart. The pit band provided a variety of musical accompaniment for the chorus and actors. Fall Musical 29 Let’s Hear It For the Muscle Behind the Musica The house was dark and silent. Suddenly pale light illuminated the drapes and the floor. The whine of a saw screamed ominously. It wasn’t the Forest Lake Chainsaw Murders but the backstage set crew preparing for the fall musical “Damn Yankees.” The facility of the crew working from plans and with raw materials was aptly demonstrated by smoothly functioning sturdy sets. Hammering created a din so loud that it often drowned out the shouts of the lighting crew setting the stage with dramatic pools of light. Stippling and spattering with complimenatary paint colors made set decoration realistic and three dimensional. The tireless snip of scissors and the hum of sewing machines transformed yard goods into flowing costumes. Hours of practice in learning music and rehearsals with actors and chorus members made the musical pit band a harmonious addition to the action on stage. A publicity crew and ticket sellers mad certain that an audience would be on hand to applaud and laugh after they were ushered into the theatre for the musical. Coordination of the on-stage and off- stage activities produced a satisfying experience in the fall musical “Damn Yankees.” 30 Backstage Backstage 31 LEFT: Tom Distler and Erich Kertzscher are in control of the comings and goings of shadows and spots. BELOW: Sue Novak, Tracie Sausen, Robin Perzichilli, Brenda Walsh, Beth Gifford, Roxanne Mueller, Rosalyn McConnell and DeeOee Schlaeger all pitch-in to create another world from fabric. There Is A World Beyond Graduation Day The Career Resource Center was officially opened on September 25, 1980 and is an extension of the Guidance Office. The Center houses a computer to explore occupations and schools in Minnesota. Additional career exploration materials and equipment available are the College View-Deck, Occupational View-Deck and College and Vocational School catalogs as well as visiting representatives from various colleges, Vo-Tech schools and branches of the military. Approximately 70% of the student body made use of the Career Resource Center in 1981. This year a College, Vocational- Technical School and Military Fair was held in December. It provided parents and students an opportunity to talk to over 50 different college, vo-tech and military representatives. Two Financial Aid Workshops were conducted by Sister Anne Elise Tschida, Director of Financial Aid, St. Catherine’s College and Mr. Herald Johnson, Director of Financial Aid, Augsburg College. Over 450 attended the fair. 32 Career Center NOW WHAT? - One Act “Birthday” Celebrates Second in Region 444 Days x 52 Americans + Iranian Militants = unparralled American spirit that soared with an eagle and wrapped itself in yellow ribbons. Kevin Hermaning, now 22, was the youngest of the 52 hostages in Iran. One of the 13 Marines stationed at the American Embassey, Herman- ing told students of the seclusion, the treatment, the intimidation and the courage of those Americans held for ransom. 34 One Act Play Yellow Ribbons; Golden Saxophones Provide Setting for Two FLHS Lycium Presentations The University of Minnesota and St. Cloud State presented two musical performances to music students. The Jazz Ensemble 1 from St. Cloud was a great change of pace and The “U” group showed up with everything; even a harp. Their performance featured many individuals including this saxophone player. The Spanish Court of the mid- seventeenth century is the scene for this unusual tale. The spoiled young princess receives, of all things, a deformed, dwarfed boy as a birthday gift. “The Birthday of the Infanta,” dramatized by Stuart Walker and based on the short story by Oscar Wilde, was directed by Henry Hebert for competition. Sub-regional competition saw an exquisite performance by the cast, advancing the “Infanta” to the regionals. A second place trophy was brought back, along with the scenery, costumes and weary cast. Cast members are: BACK: Lisa Kuznia, Holly Zapalke, Mr. Hebert, Erica Anderson and Sue Ostertag. FRONT: Bill Wolner and Andy LaCasse. Lyciums 35 Saving Up in ’82 an Impossibility % V e $ 3 a MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! Just when we get our hands on it, off it goes to pay for those necessities of living in America in 1982. Trying to save up for a car is bad enough. But once you have the car there’s the insurance and gas and oil and ... and ... There’s no such thing as savings anymore. A saving ac- count today is what you can ac- cumulate in change at the bottom of the jar on your dresser... or what is accidentally left in a coat pocket or at the bottom of a purse. pizza 7.50 Yearbook $17 Je ans $25. $35 % -V A lA $ Tigers $39 Pop 45P 732 680 38 012345678905 012345678905 Activity Options vs. Financial Feasibility DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS! In our quest for entertainment the ultimate decision was not “When,” or “With whom” but “How much will it cost?” We weighed the merits of a movie and pizza against the benefits of skiing and cruising. Gas money, ticket money, food money flowed out of wallets and purses. “Hitting-Up” our parents for cash put added strain on us. With the financial crunch, we often found ourselves sitting in front of the tube or listening to the stereo. Activity Options 39 $ 1 Need to check rocus credits GOTO • . GUIDANCE r trrnr Mandating mum in greenhouse GOTO AG Save the teacher! Darkroom door stuck LOSE A TURN Paint a portrait of Dr. Cooper for Art GO TO OFFICE v • v � :«: • j • ••: -• ‘ CAFET Forgot your token GO TO TICKET LINE Got caught petting principal with peas GOTO ISR AUDITORI A-WING BATHROOM Library pass Ai from studyhall GOTO A- WING BATHROOM • t � •’. Y-� - •” “••• r «. • ■ . Locker won't open GO BACK 3 STEPS Late walking girlfriend to class LOSE TURN and GO TO DETENTION “A on Geometry test FREE TURN FREE TURN Caught without a pass GO TO OFFICE 40 Game board Lost in the stacks LOSE A TURN Working on Research Pnrwr FRBETURN FT IMC Caught skipping WOODS GOTO SHOP u; Skills Development Tutor GO AHEAD 6 STEPS Need help GOTO FOCUS Pay activity fees SKIP LUNCH (for 3 weeks) Guidance Tuba out of tuna GO BACK 3 SPACES • — ■ Food Fight LOSE 1 Ticket TURN Line (to dean cafeteria) Locker Inspection LOSE 1 TURN Ji SST Meeting Referred to Mrs. Olson for testing Skip school 7 today ■ GO TO ISR f Absent yesterday GOTO OFFICE You got caught! GO TO ISR PARKING LOT Using the phone Late to class GO TO DETEN- TION GRADUA- TION DAY Didn’t dress for Phy. Ed GOTO LIBRARY LOSE 1 TURN GYM .. STUDY HALL HEALTH ROOM Injured In broom ball GO TO NURSE MEZZ Traffle Jam LOSE 1 TURN History paper lost GO TOIMC In trouble Go to J. J. for help FREE TURN Work Experience GO TO PARKING LOT GO DIRECTLY TO WORK Coopera- tion gets you somewhere 1 FREE TURN C-Wing DETEN- TION LOSE 1 TURN s Join the Band GO TO WINNEPEG Principals’ Office . Habla Espartol? 1 FREE TURN Lead role In play GO BACK 2 GO AHEAD 3 ISR Game board 41 Whether Alone or Together — PEOPLE Senior Jeff Johnson built his own banjo and carved it by hand. It took about a month and $70.00 to construct this mahogany and walnut instru- ment valued at $250.00. 42 Kinney Home Four years and over 50 youths later, the Bob and Linda Kinney home has won a national award for excellence. The Kinney home is for adolescent youth who are chemically dependent. The award was for having the Best Program in the Nation for Chemically Dependent Youth. The Kinney home is located in Wyoming so school age residents of the home attend school in Forest Lake. About 95% of those residents have been in the Focus program at the Senior High. Even though a fire destroyed the home and the plaque in November, Bob and Linda Kinney continue their work. We salute you! Give FLHS a Voice That’s Heard A storybook romance and wed- ding in July captured our imagina- tion and attention as Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, and Lady Diana were married amid the pomp and trappings of London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral. Television air time for Minnesota was early morning and some of us saw the nuptials performed live via satellite. Music, processions and sacred vows filled the screen and made us think of fairy-tales we had read to us many years ago. soared into the heavens, our hopes and prayers went aloft. In its abbreviated mission the shut- tle proved spaceworthy and reusable. Despite continued opposition to an Equal Rights Amendment, Sandra Day O’Connor was ap- pointed to a seat on the Supreme Court. Never had a woman been raised so high in the judicial system. Feminists supported the nomination despite grumblings from the right. Our illusions of peace and tran- quility suffered when peacemaker and Nobel Prize winner Anwar Sadat, president of Egypt, was assassinated by disident members of his military. Interna- tional tensions increased but a smooth governmental transition paved the way for stability in the Mideast. Assassination attempts earlier in the year of President Reagan and Pope John Paul were vividly remembered at this time. 44 Year in History As the space shuttle, “Columbia,” A new pool was completed at Southwest and split-shifts made for strange hours for junior high students and no activity buses for us. Even after regular hours returned the late buses didn’t! Lack of transportation and $16 activity fees cut afterschool par- ticipation considerably. The year was far from the ordinary and the memories will undoubted- ly remain vivid for years to come. Someday, with grandchildren gathered ’round, you will reminisce about the strike of ’81 or winter of ’82 ... what a rush! “Reagonomics” had many in the country wondering how it would hit them. Would safety nets be provided for those who were truly in need or would tax cuts and the end of entitlement programs be a windfall for the rich? The battle of the budget and the state of the nation continued to heat up as the year progressed. Closer to home, Minnesota experienced budget and program cuts on the state level. Deficits in state revenues continued to grow, reflecting the state of the national economy. The cuts affected our “Quality of Life” and caused heated discus- sion. By the time the budget pro- posals hit local government, com- munities had begun a scramble for what little funds remained. In an attempt to secure better economic and working condi- tions, teachers went on strike throughout the state. The strikes were often long and bitter and left unpleasant reminders; like no vacation days and extended hours second semester. We said Good-bye” to the old and “Good Grief” to the new as the Hubert Humphrey Metrodome was inflated in the fall only to col- lapse shortly thereafter during a heavy snowfall. Repaired and reinflated, it became home to the Twins for their season opener. Year in History 45 46 What’s New The Daddy Warbuck’s look was in” for women this year: Designer-Bald. Aside from the punk” phenomenon, headbands, braids and feathers ap- peared as a more conservative sign of the times. Knickers and leggings were on many girls’ shop- ping lists along with designer jeans. While Lech Walesa was leading Solidarity in Poland, Wayne Gretzky was breaking season records in hockey. On the tube it was Hill Street Blues” and Magnum,” but on many sets it was home video via Atari et al. The Stones rocked through the U. S. on their last tour and Richard Simmons was getting to Americans over-weight stomachs through their hearts. Although El Salvador was a topic of heated debate, the real item of discussion was THE CUBE.” Cube contests, cube books and cube- crazed puzzle-people were everywhere! The year saw the outlandish side of fashion, the vivacity of a diet-exercise guru and record- breaking weather but the hard hitting realities of inflation and Reagonomics” were still there quiet- ly eating into the pocketbooks of Americans. What's New 47 The Many Faces of FLHS RIGHT: B-SQUAD SOFTBALL: BACK: Cellie Rabel, Sue Doerr, Becki Reeves, Chris Casey, Sheryl Anderson, Heather Seim, Amy Morrison, Coach Chalberg. ROW2: Barb Frogner, Lynda Niessen, Tammy Marx, Sue Scharpen, Patty Zastrow. Kelly Flint. KNEELING: Michelle Boyer, Karen Anderson, Ramona Gibson, Teri Krammer, Andrea Retica. SITTING: Liz Slawick, Jolene Baumgartner. Melissa Trainer, Barb Sharp. BELOW: VARSITY SOFTBALL: STANDING: Coach Paulson, Amy Brungardt, Shari Gaspord, Shelly Mike, Jodi Kolstad, Lisa Schmitt, Missy Frost, Kim Graves, Jodi Fredrickson, Gena Wittenberg. Coach Ashby. KNEELING: Lisa Flor, Anita Beyer, Sue Ostertag, Patty Schultz. Lisa Sharp, Jackie Heck, Karen Kazmierczak. FAR RIGHT: VARSITY BASEBALL: STANDING: Eric Olson, Scott Felton. Tim Gort, Jim Hoffman, Bill Kroska. David Vallenga KNEELING: Randy Frechette, Derik Steffenson, Rob Hance, Steve Halverson, Tom Bever, Don Berger, Mike Hehner, MikeStachel. SITTING: Dean Maki, Dan Moorehead, Tal Gravelle, Tim Ohmann, Dave Schultz, Mark Wolff, Pat Robertson, Mr. Thoburn. RIGHT BELOW: SOPHOMORE BASEBALL: STANDING: Karl Johnson, Shannon Steele, Steve Splittstoesser, Dan Bruder, Brett Tamminen, Nels Solem, Steve Brown, Mitch Thompson. KNEELING: Darren Johnson, Jeff Flaherty, Jeff Anderson, Dean Daninger, Mitch Loehr. Jeff Schmidt, Dean Weiss. SITTING: Greg Jeans, Chris Howes, Chad Hanson, Brady Alshouse, Buddy Long. “Who’s” on First; “What’s” on Second 56 Softball And FLHS Is Sliding Into Home Baseball 57 '82 TRACK TRI-CAPTAINS: TOP: Peggy Paulino, Patty Paulino and Mary Svec FIELD EVENTS: TOP MIDDLE: BACK: Deanna Zieher, Kelli Swanson. MIDDLE: Coach Kostecki, Lisa Lautigar, Chris Shalander. FRONT: Lori Florhaug. Amie Schwab and Lora Julson. HURDLERS: TOP RIGHT: STANDING: Kathy Paulson. Lisa Herges, Coach Stromberg, Jane Wistrcill, Stacy Pennings. KNEELING: Theresa Paulson and Toni Smith. DISTANCE RUNNERS: ABOVE: STANDING: Coach Kostecki, Thonda Kock, Mary Grundhofer, Patty Paulino, Peggy Paulino, Nancy Siniff, Lynette L’Allier. Brenda Willette, Coach Briguet. SITTING: Patty Keis. Lon Menne, Betsy Janecek, Mary McBam and Stacy Kabage SPRINTERS: RIGHT: BACK: Coach Briguet. Sue Eckert, Jean Willcocks, Roxie Mueller, Mary Svec, Theresa Kane, Coach Stromberg. KNEELING: Becky Olson, Linda Hunter, Julie Fritz, Ruth Ann Manlet, Kathryn Grinberg. SITTING: Hope Kemnitz, Robin Sargeant and Janet Kazmierczak. 58 Girls’ Track Girls' Track 59 60 Boys’ Track RIGHT: '82 Track Captains are Karlo Groeneweg, Steve Baland and Gary Kosman, pictured with head coach Tom Hipkins. BELOW: SPRINTERS: Coach Lautigar, Gerald Bunton, Mark Liljedahl, Steve Schuna, Jim Wright, Scott Kieliszewski, Mike Paulson, Jim Jorgenson and Gary Kosman, Rick Bayless, Mike Keis and Mike Christensen. BELOW RIGHT: HURDLERS: Bret Weiss, Mark Grove, Jeff Dent, Bob Shoberg and Kevin Rector, Trevor Carlson, Todd Ellefson and Reece Berens. RIGHT: WEIGHT EVENTS: Scott Olson, Karlo Greeneweg. Don Droppo, Rich Cronk, Mark Bakke, Fred Maroschek, Joel Hansen, Mike Gross, Coach Streeter, Jay Johnson and John Dingman, Rich Beck, Eric Olson and Rob Holden. Bill Streeter John Lautigar Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Boys’ Track: 1982-Style ABOVE: DISTANCE RUNNERS: Chris Stickel, Pat Herzog, Tim Pratt, Tom Palokangas, Todd Ellefson, Joe McBain and Jim Anderson, Neal Maroschek, Jim L'Allier, Steve Ash and Bill Wolner. Boys' Track 61 0 1 f RIGHT: BACK: Kris Cahoes, Joni Wavrin, Coach Lindstrom, Mary Jeans. FRONT: Julie Rogers, Debbie Backus and Vera Myers. NOT PICTURED: Toni Haus, Debbie Cournyea and Michelle Rafftery. BELOW: BACK: Ron Renard, Tim Peterson, Mark Tetica, Devin Empey, Ted Johnson. Jim Jeans. MIDDLE: Tom Lipp, Mike Mackay, Barry Reed, K. C. Mack. Tom Atkins, Mike Setterholm. FRONT: Rnady Renard, Mike Larson, Brant Hamernick. Paul Henry. John Damchik and Coach Lindstrom. 62 Golf Ranger Scoreboard Our Score FOOTBALL Opponent Their Score 6 Coon Rapids 21 0 Blaine 14 0 Irondale 7 7 Kellogg 3 6 Mounds View 21 7 Ramsey 6 22 Columbia Heights 6 40 Spring Lake Park 19 0 Anoka (Forfeit) 2 Our Score VOLLEYBALL Opponent Their Score . 18-18 Mariner 1-13 18-14-18 Tartan 8-18-14 18-18 Park Center 11-9 17-4 St. Cloud Tech 19-18 18-18 Hastings 9-4 18-18 Mounds View 5-8 14-18-10 Spring Lk. Pk. 18-7-18 10-18-15 Coon Rapids 18-14-18 18-18 Kellogg 6-8 5-12 Blaine 18-18 3-5 Columbia Hts. 18-18 18-18 Hastings 7-6 18-18 Burnsville 14-2 18-13-18 Rosemount 5-18-8 4-7 Simley 18-18 12-18-18 Irondale 18-13-7 18-20 Ramsey 16-18 15-13 Coon Rapids 18-18 Anoka Forfeit Spring Lk. Pk. Forfeit Mounds View Forfeit Our Score GIRLS TENNIS Opponent Their Score 5 Chisago Lakes 1 3 Pine City 4 4 Centennial 3 2 Tartan 5 1 Columbia Heights 6 3 Spring Lake Park 4 0 Blaine 7 0 Coon Rapids 7 1 Mounds View 6 1 Kellogg 6 5 Irondale 2 1 Ramsey 6 6 Anoka (Forfeit) 0 Our Score HOCKEY Opponent Their Score 3 Centennial 1 7 Humboldt 1 6 St. Cloud Tech' 3 2 Elk River 1 1 Hastings 2 2 Mounds View 3 3 Anoka 10 1 Irondale 3 9 Chisago Lakes 2 2 Ramsey 4 1 Coon Rapids 4 7 Kellogg 2 3 Blaine 6 7 Spring Lake Park 3 1 Columbia Heights 7 1 Kellogg 2 3 Rosemount 6 2 Irondale 1 6 Columbia Heights 5 4 Spring Lake Park 2 GIRLS BASKETBALL Our Their Score Opponent Score 0 Coon Rapids(Forfeit) 2 36 Kellogg 39 46 Mounds View 37 53 Irondale 44 36 Spring Lake Park 58 48 Anoka 42 42 Alexander Ramsey 47 29 Blaine 46 32 Columbia Heights 22 22 Coon Rapids 59 47 Irondale 38 56 Kellogg 42 34 Alexander Ramsey 41 41 Blaine 53 50 Anoka 42 41 Spring Lake Park 59 49 Columbia Heights 43 42 Mounds View 32 4AA Tournament 48 Mounds View 52 GYMNASTICS Our Their Score Opponent Score 115.85 Irondale 121.7 97.85 Stillwater 116 116.75 Columbia Heights 109.45 108.95 Anoka 121 109.8 Mounds View 117.7 114.25 Centennial 111.75 118.15 Coon Rapids 118.7 117 Spring Lake Park 97.20 3rd Place Princeton Invitational 119.2 Kellogg 119.75 126.55 Cambridge 124.1 121.8 Ramsey 129 125.9 Blaine 118.9 Our Score BOYS BASKETBALL Opponent Their Score 41 Kellogg 46 56 Mounds View 63 53 Irondale 66 54 Spring Lake Park 64 44 Blaine 57 44 Ramsey 55 44 Anoka 54 26 Columbia Heights 40 34 Coon Rapids 62 58 Irondale 74 48 Mounds View 69 74 Kellogg 69 55 Columbia Heights 61 49 Coon Rapids 78 56 Blaine 62 50 Anoka 69 42 Spring Lake Park 62 50 Ramsey 60 33 Coon Rapids WRESTLING 54 Our Their Score Opponent Score 4th Faribault Toum. 33 Milaca 15 35 Kellogg 16 57 Irondale 9 2nd Forest Lake Toum. 42 Spring Lake Park 17 25 Blaine 23 20 Anoka 31 18 Coon Rapids 24 1st Harding Toum. 50 Mounds View 6 35 Cambridge 14 64 Ramsey 0 29 St. Paul Johnson 17 37 Columbia Heights Region 4AA Elk River Anoka CROSS COUNTRY 17 Boys Place Anoka, Blaine 3rd Purple Hawk Inv. 2nd Ramsey,Kellogg Columbia Heights 2nd Princeton, Inv. 7th Mds.View, Iron. 2nd Ranger Inv. 2nd Coon Rapids, SLP 2nd Elk River Inv. 2nd Conference 3rd Region 8th Girls Place Anoka, Ramsey 1st Purple Hawk Inv. 1st Blaine, Irondale 1st Princeton Inv. 3rd Coon Rapids, SLP 1st Ranger Inv. 1st Mds. View, Kellogg Columbia Heights 2nd Elk River Inv.. 2nd Conference 2nd Region 5th Scoreboard 63 Women Serve-Up Net Wins Girls’ Tennis People often think of tennis as an “easy” sport, but anyone who has ever played can tell you differently. It’s a lot of hard work and practice. Forest Lake’s tennis team proves just that, because they worked hard. And hard work paid off. Even against the toughest odds our team put up a mighty fight. At the end of the season J. Feils was named most valuable player, A. Motschenbacher was most improved. The hustle award winners were M. Waataja and K. Paulsen. The 100 hour club award went to Cathleen Carey, she received it for lOOhours of practice over the summer. It has been said they play good tennis but not quite consistant enough for a winning season on the books. But with all the hard work and improvement this year it’s difficult to think of these girls as anything but winners. 64 Girls’ Tennis 1981 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM: STANDING: S. Ostertag, A. Motschenbacher, C. Dierick, A. Beyer, J. Johnson, M. Waataja, C. Cary. KNEELING: V. Myers, J. Fredrickson, J. Fells, K. Paulson. 1981 JV TENNIS TEAM: STANDING: S. Eckert, A. Chaoussee, N. Larson, S. Grandberg, J. Weeks, S. Holtzbauer, T. Carlson. KNEELING: S. Jellum, L. Bennett, B. Nordin. M. Krizan, K. Grindberg. Girls’ Tennis 65 Movin’ on Down the Road Ranger Cross Country was really on the move this year placing 5th and 8th in Region competition. Regions saw the best times ever recorded for the teams. Both Cross Country teams had suc- cessful seasons. The Girls’ team won both the Purplehawk and Ranger In- vitational. Early season injuries hurt the Boys’ team chances for those titles. Ranger Girls’ team placed 2nd in the conference while the guys finished third in the conference. Tom Palokangas, Peggy and Patty Paulino made all-conference with Joe McBain, Jim Ramacier, Tim Pratt, Mary Grundhofer and Toni Haus receiving honorable mention. Both teams were dedicated and hard working, according to Coach Jacobs. As a replacement for Coach Fedder- ly, he was quite pleased with the con- sistent improvement of the runners. Captains for the season were: Peggy Paulino, Mary Grundhofer, Tom Palokangas and Fred Forthuber. RIGHT: Mark Rogers kicks into overdrive at Regions. BELOW: Tom Palokangas, Bill Wolner and Jim Ramacier are in the pack while spectators huddle under umbrellas. BELOW LEFT: Go for it, Jim! BOTTOM: J. L’Allier, B. Ash, J. Bernier, S. Ash, L Lavan- dowska and K. Kertzscher warming up and hamming it up after Regions. It was snowing and about 30°. LEFT Peggy Paulino placed 5th in Regions and traveled to State for the third time. BELOW LEFT: Lynette L’Allier in the final stretch. BELOW: The Goodrich Golf Course was the site of the Region 4AA competition. From the looks of Jim Ramacier it wasn't any too warm. 1981 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BACK; J. L'Allier, L. Lavandowska, B. Wolner, T. Pratt. T. Palokangas. Coach Jacobs. K. Ramacier. F Forthuber, J. McBain, M Rogers. K. Kertzscher. MIDDLE: S. Ash. T. Haus. M. Dent. P. Paulino. P. Paulino. M. Grundhofer. J. Bernier. B Ash. FRONT: L L’Allier. L Menne. M. McBain. B. Berg. N. Siniff. Cross Country 67 Ramsey may have ended up as co-champs of the conference, but WE BEAT THEM! Having to forfeit the last two games didn’t help but even though our standing in the conference was “middle-of-the-road,” the team was hot this year. We won our division at the Rosemount Tourney — all three teams! The JV team was undefeated this year, too. Coach Paulson said her team was well balanced, with all players being played. “They were short but they were scrappy!” She said they never quit out there. Special recognition goes to Mary Svec — All-Conference, Jodi Kolstad. Sue Petersen and Mary Jeans — Honorable Mention. Most valuable player was Mary Svec. Most improved player was Caree Graves. Best server was Jodi Kolstad and Sue Petersen was the most inspired player. RIGHT: Jodi Kolstad, Sue Petersen and Caree Graves revel in the joy of victory. BELOW: Captains for the season were: Jodi Kolstad, Sue Petersen, Lisa Schmitt and Mary Svec. BELOW: Mary Ann Hallberg and Caree Graves in action BELOW RIGHT: 1981-82 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: STANDING: Coach Paulson, M. Hallberg, C. Graves, L. Schmitt, D. Daninger, M. Doege, M. Frants, Coach Briguet. KNEELING: A. Brungardt, M. Svec, S. Anderson, M. Jeans, K. Graves, Coach Fuerstenberg. SITTING: J. Kolstad, R. Kellerhuis, S. Petersen, K. Kazmierczak 68 Volleyball LEFT: 1981-82 JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM: STANDING: R. Ramacier, A. Brangardt, M. Franta, B. Werner, M. Fankhauser, V. Stukei and Coach Fuerstenberg. KNEELING: K. Graves, M. Hallberg, N. Olson, M. Doege, E. Blais. SITTING: D. Zeiher, H. Kemnitz, P. Hill, K. Eide. BOTTOM: 1981-82 B-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL TEAM: STANDING: B. Peloquin, L. Neidsen, A. Goiffon, T. Marx, L. Hunter, K. Swanson, H. Seim, C. Casey, A. Retica, K. Skoglund and Coach Briguet. KNEELING: B. Gustafson, B. Frogner, J. Wistrcill. M. Jergens, A. Schwab, L. Julson, K. Lasch, J. Kazmierczak. SITTING: T. Krammer, J. Toth, S. Anderson, M. Zwiers, A. Fairbanks. J. Venables. Volleyball 69 70 Gymnastics Rough and Tumble Year for Gymnasts Hill: Strength, coordination, grace and control are the name of the game when it comes to gymnastics. Making up routines and practicing over and over and polishing and performing. Gymnasts are always striving for perfection and con- tinually pushing for newer, more difficult routines. Forest Lake was well represented by a dedicated team during the 1981-82 season. With coaches, fans and teammate support our Ranger Gymnasts should be at the start of something big in seasons to come. 81-’82 GYMNASTICS TEAM: BACK: SOPHOMORES: Renae Brodbent, Julie Ramacier. Angie Fairbanks, Terra Pearson, Barb Sharp, Kathy Boyes, Betsy Janecek, Mgr. Lenny Crouse. JUNIORS: Asst. Coach Holly Davey, Lynda Jackson, Barb Parent, Staci Pennings, Birdy Kunshier, Betsy Jeans, Renee Williams, Head coach Julie Nelson. SENIORS: Toni Haus, Denise Nielsen, Laura Marier, Jayne Feils. Gymnastics New Coach; New Plays; New Spirit New style and new drive pushed the Ranger “Grant-men” through an exciting and successful season. The new look to Ranger grid action finally clicked in the last three games of the season — all wins! The most points ever scored by Forest Lake against an opponent was in the Spring Lake Park game. If the Anoka game were not forfeited, due to the strike, the Rangers would have played for third in the conference. Carl Parker set a school record for interceptions in a season. Schultz and Bayless were two of the top receivers in the conference. Quarterback, Tal Gravelle and Carl Parker made the All-Conference team. Tri-Captains for the 1981 season were Gravelle, Rick Beck, and Larry Peterson. 1981 Varsity Football Taam: BACK ROW: Coach Grant, M. Engstrom. K.C. Mack, S. Steele. C. Parker. D. Chaves, R. Frechette. M. Liljedahl, T. Johnson, B. Reed. M. Stachel. S. Sontag, Coach Lautigar STANDING: M. Findlay, J. Reidt, K. Groeneweg, T. Miller. G. Rudisill, C. Mickelson, B. Weiss. F. Maroschek. M. Wolff. R. Tyler. J. Copt, S. Booth. S. Moore. KNEELING: A Lutz. M. Gross, J Koch. M Hansen. E. Olson. S. Baland, T. Dube. M Davis. G. Walbridge. S. Harelson. D. Berger. S. Miska. FRONT ROW: E. Olson. D. Schultz, R. Bayless. R. Schwab, L. Peterson, T. Gravelle, T. Nave. J. Peichert. R. Manne. 72 Football 1981 JV Football Team: BACK ROW: Coach Motschenbacher, G. Rosenberg, T. Suess, C. Janitschke. J. Solsrud. M. Grove, R. Cronk, T. Lukkonen, D. Pillar, Coach Herman. STANDING: K. Rector, D. Daninger, B. Stevens, N. Maroschek. C. Stickel, N. Solem, J. Jergens. S. Olson, B. Hickerson. KNEELING: M Caroon, J. Schmidt, S. Brown, M. Harelson. J. Dingman, G. Jeans. J. Bunton. FRONT ROW: S. Schuna, R. Mike. T. Carlson. T. Liyjedahl, D. Martinez, J. Wizik. NOT PICTURED: B. Holden and T. Cull. Football 73 RIGHT: Coach Grant has a talk with Steve Balland about the Ramsey defense. BELOW: Tal Gravelle was top in passing for the conference BELOW RIGHT: Bayless with the ball in Ranger territory. BOTTOM: Coach Motschenbacher straightens out some JV players during practice. 74 Football 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Team: BACK ROW: Coach Mahoney, D. Nordin. M. Skoog. D. Julson, C. Johnson. M. Retica. M Wolff, B. Weis. J. Jorgenson, C. Parker. Coach Anderson FRONT ROW: G. Bauer. D. Krull, T. Corwin. B. Malwitz, E. Stockton. T. Miller. D. Highland. B SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM: BACK: C. Johnson. D. Johnson, S. Steele, M. Almquist. T. Lukkone D. Bruder, R. Radden, B Taminen. FRONT: G. Jeans. S. Splittstoeser. B. Alshouse. J. Schmidt. J. Anderson. LEFT: Up for the rebound! 76 Boys' Basketball Ranger Cagers Hoop to It The 1981-82 varsity was competitive but not too successful. Even though the record (1-17) didn’t show it, the varsity was either tied or ahead in the second half of eleven games. It was a frustrating season for the players and coaches, but to the credit of the team they hustled and played hard despite their disappointments. Jim Jorgenson was the team’s Most Valuable Player. Bret Weiss was awarded Best Defensive Player, Mr. Hustle and Best Re- bounder. Greg Bower won the Free Throw Award. Dennis Krull was chosen Best First Year Player and Rick Degendorfer the Most Improved. Most Inspired was shared by Bret Weiss and Mark Retica. Carl Parker, Jim Jorgenson and Mark Retica served as tri- captains. Greg Bower and Dennis Krull were chosen to the WCCO Prep Parade Player of the Week. Juniors Dennis Krull, Mark Skoog, Tom Corwin, Eric Stockton, Chris Johnson, Todd Miller, Dave Julson and Dan Nordin will return next year to spark the Rangers on to a more successful season of basketball action. Boys’ Basketball 77 Spirited Girls’ Team Shoot for Success OOQtj DO L 3 4 r «tsrun rlitfa 1981-82 SOPHOMORE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING: N. Elliot, J Kopp, L. Slawick, J. Toth and N. Legus. STANDING: Coach S. Bautch. J. Wistrcill, L. Nlessen, L. McKenzie, A. Schwab, K. Schlaeger and T. Wedell. Girls' Basketball 79 Ranger Wrestlers The Best Twelve-Pack Around Ranger Wrestling has become our most consistently successful sport. This year they fought their way to second place in the toughest Region in the state. In individual wrestling, Forest Lake ran away with the first place title. With team members like Sophomore Jeff Thompson (231 Match points, 97 Team points, 57 Takedowns), it’s easy to see why the Rangers were tough on the mats this year. Senior Bob Menne stole the state record for the fastest pin this season with a slap to the mat in only 11 seconds. With a young squad, it looks like dieting, working out and hard work could pay-off BIG next year. B-Squad wrestling continues its im- pressive string of 34 wins under the guidance of Coach Pogreba. '82 was definitely the YEAR OF THE WRESTLER. This was the year that was interrupted by the strike; that day the teachers all took a hike. A hike it was, three weeks at that, but no time was lost upon the mat. Then three weeks later our meeting would be when the sophomores got their chance to meet “Big D. ” We all found out how hard practice gets. Some even thought it’s really the pits. Before we knew it, Christmas was here and an extra two pounds to bring in the new year. The Anoka match was soon to be; That afternoon we met Rick and Dave G. Then to Ramsey in our shut-out score, which tied the record of a mere 64. Then all of a sudden Regions were here and off to Anoka we went this year. Then to Coon Rapids in one week we 'd go to meet Elk River who would be our foe. We stole one from them, winning by two, then against Anoka we lost by a few. We found out how far hard work goes and “Just because you’re ahead doesn 't mean you can doze!” So my advice to next year’s team is; Have Fun, but work hard, don ’t have a let down and you’ll be NUMBER 1! Jeff Winberg 1981-82 Team Captain Wrestling 81 REGION 4AA 2nd PLACE TEAM: BACK: Coach Reiman, Coach Pogreba, Steve Moore, Vince Niemczyk, Fred Forthuber, Tim Mansmith, Fred Maroschek, Kevin Osterbauer, Ed Lipp, Coach Dettmer. FRONT: Jeff Thompson, Joey Paul, Bob Menne, John Kolbow, Jeff Winberg, Mark Engstrom. VARSITY: BACK: Coach Dettmer, J. Kolbow, J. Winberg, F. Forthuber, S. Moore, T. Nave, T. Mansmith, E. Lipp, M. Grove, J. Copt, Coach Pogreba. FRONT: J. Paul, J. Thompson, D. Schmidt, M. Engstrom, B. Menne, J. Schmidt. B-SQUAD: BACK: Coach Dettmer, K. Osterbauer, J. Dingman, S. Hance, T. Suess, R. Cronk. D. Pillar, G. Rosenberg. M. Horak, E. Marier, F. Maroschek, S. Harelson, T. Nave, Coach Pogreba. FRONT: F. Forthuber. E. Liljedahl, C. Hanson, M. Kostroski, T. Buege, M. Liljedahl, V. Niemczyk, N. Ross. 82 Wrestling Increased Ice Time Benefits Teams The best of nine seasons’ play ... Cutting hours of travel time and put- ting them on “local ice” for daily ice- time could have been the difference for this year’s Icemen. The team in- creased inside ice time from 45 to 100 hours. Coach Peltier believes that this team was, as a whole, better skilled and gives credit to the local hockey pro- gram. The graduating seniors on the team are products of the program, starting at Pee Wees and continuing in the program through high school competition. He also credited this year’s success to the added ex- perience of many of his 3 year regulars. Duke Remitz had another excellent season, making All-Conference for three straight years. His performance as goal tender has been great. This year the JV Hockey team had a full squad for the first time. Like the varsity, JV ended 50 50 for the year. Goalie, Dean Maki had 4 shut-outs for the season and Tyler Carlson tied for second in the North Suburban League scoring category. After only 6 seasons of North Subur- ban play our mighty Ranger Icemen are making their way to the top! 84 Hockey FAR LEFT: Bill Kroska and Tim Ohmann watch wrestling action before leaving for a game. LEFT: JV practice was on the cold side during January this year. MIDDLE FAR LEFT: Duke catches the puck to keep FL on top. MIDDLE LEFT: Joe Jasicki in action. BELOW: Bob Frogner takes one in while teammate Bill Kroska and Elk River’s goalie watch. FAR LEFT: Tim Cameron takes the puck into enemy territory. LEFT: 1981-82 Varsity Hockey Team: BACK ROW: Coach Mikola- jczyk. B. Nickerson, M. Zaruba, T. Ohmann, P. Ferrazzi, R. Renard, M. Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: T. Montean, M. Werth, B. Kroska, B. Frogner, J. Jasiski, D. Vallenga. J. Grund, Coach Peltier. FRONT ROW: D. Maki, T. Cameron, J. Damchik, R. Nordstrom. T. Skoglund, D. Remitz NOT PICTURED: T. Gravelle NEAR LEFT: 1981-82 JV Hockey Team: BACK ROW: Coach Mikolajczyk, T. Carlson, S. Wold, D. Neujahr, C. Brandt, A. Balmer, J. Jergens, C. Johnson, B. Kolstand, D. Weiss, J Kolstad. FRONT ROW: D. Maki. R. Mike. M. Werhan, J. Herbert, J. Flaherty, J Ketola. Hockey 85 Weight Training With the Apple Valley meet cancelled this year, power lifting competition was not the main goal for the program this year. The intramural weight training program’s emphasis was accomplishing individual goals. It also allowed the off-season athlete an op- portunity to train in the winter months. Rick Ander- son was the intramural director again this year. 86 Weight Training THE CHAMPS — “The Brew: KNEELING: R. Nordstrom. J. Dent. J. Kolstad, T. Plantz, B. Hawley. STANDING: P. Nordgren. M. Werhan, J. Kolbow, R. Hance, M. Keis. 1981 SOCCER TEAM: FRONT: M. Collins. L. Scherer. D. Nordin, D. Ozment, P. Herzog. D. Maki, B. Tamminen. ROW 2: P. Ferrazzi. D. Johnson, S. Seim, B. Ngo. M. Rehbein. B. Kroska, S. Paulino. ROW3: Coach Griffin. D. Steffenson, E. Philippi, T. Onell. J. Hebert. S. Mayhew, B. Schlaeger, D. Vellenga, D. Morehead, Coach Lestoq, Coach Carlson. TOP ROW: M. Keis, J. Dent. R. Nordstrom. J. Kolstad, T. Plantz, B. Hawley. R. Hance. Soccer 87 VOLLEYBALL: FAR RIGHT: Chris Kostroski, Laura Janu. Jenny Brodtmann, Carol Long, Terri Nelson, Janet Schaffer. HOCKEY: RIGHT: Ann Kroska, Patty Paulino. Vera Myers. Chris Cohoes, Joni Wavrin, Anna Spraungel, Julie Rogers. BASKETBALL: Peggy Paulino. Chris Funni, Patty Keis, Laura Janu, Katie Eide, Janet Schaffer, Carol Long, Jill Heck. FOOTBALL: Michelle Rafftery, Patty Keis. Renee Williams, Jill Heck. Julie Arneson. Chris Cohoes, Lynda Glenn, Diana Dill, Laura Marier, Katie Janecek, Shannon Pogreba. 88 Cheerleaders School Spirit Spices-Up Student Body We're loyal to you, Forest Lake. To you we’ll be true, Forest Lake. We’ll fight till the gun We are Rangers each one And we love our Maroon and Gold Rah! Rah! We’re fighting for you, Forest Lake. We’ll always be true, Forest Lake. All hail to the Rangers bold Hail to the Maroon and Gold We’re loyal to you, Forest Lake. F-O-R-E-S-T L-A-K-E YAHH! FOREST LAKE! WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Michelle Rafftery. Jodi Fredrickson. Sheila Ensrud, Sue Larson. Shannon Pogreba. Julie Carlson and Debbie Cournoyea Cheerleaders 89 LEFT: JV BASKETBALL: Amber Jelinberg, Melanie Cree, Sheila Bakken, Michelle Zwiers and Cathy Donahue. BELOW: B-SQUAD FOOTBALL: Kathy Boyes, Mary Ann Ruddy, Cathy Donahue, Lisa Graf, Terra Pearson, Stephanie Palmer, Sara Wojtowicz and Sheila Bakken. Sophomore Cheerleaders 91 Sensing Victory 92 Sport Collage f t WORK EXPERIENCE: STANDING: Mrs. Wiley, C. West berg. 8 Schroeder. D. Hulsman, J. Jasicki. T. Faymiville, K. Killian, L. Watters, S. Juhl, D. Guckeen, E. Bryant. KNEELING: L. Jensen, D Nielsen. J McChesney, S. Larson, P. Swedeen. T. Ness, B. Garagiola, J. Doerr. FRENCH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: C Houle. S. Wo|towicz, H. Hawkinson. V. Myers, B. Thompson, G. Weiss, C Granger. ROW2: R. Robinson, A Kroska. R. Williams, B. Taylor, C. Holt, M. Maas. M. Rivard. ROW3 M Amundsen, A Nouenfeldt, A. Fairbanks. M. Zwiers. ROW4: T. Wedell. A. Goifton, K. Jensen, C. Nissen. K. Shogren, N. Larson, B. Janecek, D. Larson. K. Grind berg and Madame Wolf. BACK ROW: D. Stricklin, L Smallman, D. Rau. J Wadsworth, S. French. K Burdick, T. Railing, F. Blommaskag, O. Lofgren. $ _ £ P' Seven Unlucky Number for FOCUS After seven years of service to Forest Lake Senior High and its students, the FOCUS program has been “pink slipped”! The FOCUS program is for students who have problems succeeding in the basic academic main-stream of school, but have average ability. It is a voluntary program. The program runs for three or four hours per day and offers Social Studies courses, English and Math in addition to GROUP. A 92% attendance rule, contracts and consequences are all a part of FOCUS. But the common denominator of all FOCUS students is an abnormally low self-concept. They see themselves as failures, they are comfortable as failures and, in order to “stay safe,” they will do everything in their power to maintain themselves as failures. Thus, the overriding goal of the FOCUS pro- gram is to help the student create a positive self-concept and “learn” new behaviors that will promote and rein- force this new self-concept. “I have gained some lifelong friends, and met some unforgettable people, (in FOCUS) I will always remember what I have learned here. I will be living what FOCUS has taught me and that is what is most important. I have learned to love myself and achieve things I never thought I could do. I have the guts to go on in life.” FOCUS 1981-82: ROW 1: Judy Heaton, Dan Anderson. Steve Nielsen and Charlie Champlin. ROW2: Carol Mollen, Tammy Moss. Chris Swensen, Carol O’Gary, Erin Babcock, Kim Bond and Tom Malerich. ROW 3: Tira Lindgren, Julie Barragry, Bob Landecker. Steve Dunn, Kim Nelson, Bob Bauer, John Bernier, Tina Lindstrom, Jim Bathurst, Diane Forsblade, Kim Lindberg and Jackie Kroska. ROW 4: Bob Lockwood, Dennis Barrett. Tom O’Sullivan, Gene Walbridge, Gordy Lawman, Jamie Anderson, Joe Garner, and Mike Grant. ROW 5: Jim Nelson, Rob Davies, Ron Clausen, John Defiel and Rick Davies. 98 FOCUS In November 1974, Mr. Bill Rand (principal) asked for volunteers to in- vestigate the concept of a school within a school. He was very con- cerned that the needs of some of our students were not being met. The following teachers volunteered: Nancy LaTourneau Doriene Eastman Howe Tom Baldwin In January 1975, these volunteers visited other FOCUS sites in the Roseville area schools. Mr. Rand presented the FOCUS program con- cept to the Board-Administration Council and the entire staff in February. The interviewing process started with potential FOCUS students. Interviews were conducted by FOCUS staff, counselors and the principal. In March 1975, Forest Lake Senior High was accepted as an adoption site for the FOCUS program. In- service and training for the staff was conducted in April and May. In the fall of 1975 the program officially opened. Math, Social Studies and English classes were offered. Family Groups were organized for support and counseling purposes. A stu- dent’s “Family” made sure obliga- tions and responsibilities were ful- filled by all its members. The Family Group was used to reinforce each student’s abilities, positive behaviors, self-confidence and create a positive attitude toward school through trust, care and concern. In 1977 a Work-Study program was added and a new person was added to the staff: Loren Lynch. In 1979 an entirely new staff moved into the FOCUS area: Mike Altavilla, Sally Irvine-Hagman and Diane Jensen. By 1981 all new faces were in the pro- gram again, with the exception of Jackie Kroska the secretary, who has been with the FOCUS program since March 1976. The FOCUS program has helped over 580 students and, of these, 85% have graduated from high school. Many changes have taken place in the FOCUS program over these 7 years — many more changes have taken place in the lives of the students who have experienced the FOCUS program. This year because of budget cuts, the FOCUS program has come to an end. It will certainly be missed by students, faculty and parents. FOCUS 99 Office Aides BACK ROW: Cindy Olson, Nancy Legus, Shelly Helinsky, Jeanine Paul, Karen Friedman, Kim Taylor, Brenda Beeksma and Ron Searby. FRONT ROW: Kathy Anderson, Chris Dupre and Lisa Jensen. Office Aides BACK ROW: Bob Jambor, Lonnie Ness, Con- nie Westberg. FRONT ROW: Denise Nielsen, Sue Biggs. Debbie Backus. Library Aides BACK ROW: Jill Muller, Darla Schultz, Lori Lee Thayer, Chris Findlay, Mary Ruddy, Gabe Gubash and Dave Grimmer. FRONT ROW: Cathy Anderson, Lisa Olson, Jan Banta and Bobbi Hemmer. AV Aides Dave Watters SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TUTORS: SITTING: Katir Leslie. Laurie Smallman. Elaine Blaise. Terry Nelson. Mrs. Olson. STANDING: Veerle Van de Wiele. Chris Billington. Bret Weiss. Larry Crouse. Andy Jensen. Patty Kets and Penny McLain. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT: T. Hall. J. Endrizzi. S. Ostiund, G Kroska, F. Forthuber. J. Piekert. J. Hansen. ROW 2: F. Ostrand, J. Johnson. R. Anderson. R. Wetterstrom, J. Joachim. L. Marier. L. Kuznia, J. Johnson. K. Paulson. S. Larson. Mrs. Larson. STANDING: J. Schaeffer, J. Charpentier. D. Leason. K. Johnson. J. Olson. R. Wizlk. M. Waataja, K. Kazmierczek, C. Nadeau. C. Anderson. J. Anderson. J. Kolstad. S. Hagman, S. Pogreba. T. Alexander, K. Shogren. J Schleicher, J. Banta and Mr. Reynolds. MATH TUTORS: SITTING: B. Sechist, T. Lehman. A. Spraungel, S. Hagman. STANDING: Mr. Chalberg, J. Johnson. W. Bontjes. K. Cohoes. L. Petersen, and C. Funni. SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TUTORS: SITTING: Roy Wetterstrom, Jean Schleicher. Wayne Bontjes. STANDING: Sharon Kaufer. Debbie Wulff and Diana McCargar. 101 FHA: FRONT; Colette Berens. Dodi Roce, Laura Wetysiak, Kim DeFlorin. BACK ROW: Judy Czeck, Val Carey. Priscilla Koch, Heidi Bergman. Kathy Cummings, Laurie Crawford. Linda Hoppe. Karla Erickson. Ms O'Connell. 102 FFA-FHA FFA: KNEELING: B. Coleman. S. Anderson. G. Gubash. N Swenson. L Lutz. S, Miron. J. Lynde, T. Steiner. ROW 2: Mr. Hyatt, M. Daninger, K. Stricklin. M. Leroux, K. DeFlorin, S. Williamson, L. Janu, D. Thaemert, M Dent. J. Nelson. C. Nissen. J. Peltier, Mrs. Carlson. BACK ROW: D. Brott. D Marx. W Bontjes. J. Dent. R. Riopel, G. Lersux, J Nelson. B. Rosen- quist. D Smith. P. Cardinal. Mr. Hill. FFA OFFICERS: FRONT: S Williamson. M. Leroux, M. Dent BACK: G. Leroux. J. Nelson. S Anderson. C Nissen. NOT PICTURED L. Anderson and K. Skoog. Electronics Club 103 ELECTRONICS CLUB: SITTING: Bob Schmit, Mike Urman, Dan Chouinard. Sherry Quanstrom. Jetl Urman. STANDING: Roy Gustaf- son, Tom Palokangas, Todd Hudak. Rob Ander- son. Mike Kuntz, Ken Gallager and Mr. Branson. m - _ sn 1981-82 school year. I have been asked to for the first issue of the Forest Breeze. I ‘ this opportunity to express my feelings its students, and education in general, irteen years, (as a teacher, coach and ad- e had the same feeling of excitement as the lust rolls around. The beginning of a new everyone who is involved with education a er they are students, parents, teachers, ad- ny of the many supportive staff members, omplish what didn’t get done last year, re- meet changing needs, and an anticipation of ning year a successful experience are all the opening of a school year and education iting part of my life. arting my fourth year as an assistant prin- ke Senior High School. I must admit that the ve never been dull. With the changes that n our high school, I have kept very busy ad- li Racketeers serve up gooa seasun The Forest Lake Girl’s Ten- nis Team concluded their season in October with a total win-loss record of 4 and 9. Senior captain Jayne Feils had another very successful year at first singles. For tbsCK second year in a row, Fe3szap; earned all-conference honoris, s ihr iaul team Waataja also had a successful seasoijthis year being named all-conference honorable mentions in addition to their winning record. Waataja lost 2-6, 8$Wl season, earning conference honorable tion. A sprained ankle wav through the seasor ed Cary to sit out anc and for the first time, was seeded eighth at the regioi tournament, where she w defeated in the quarterfin; 0-6,1-6 by Lynn Mille who High ke partment have sent )an seniors in Forest announce College, 1 School ill be held mber 10, m. in the cafeteria, s fair is to and their )portun enforcing the policies which are ophy of education across to cur he support that I have rec ;' nts, and the staff here iry rewarding. T r school are � ’s effo� 4 ma River who eventuall third in the state toui Feils eneded h sea a confere 5, and 7 - e v s?? ox C ve 5 et C°8«0'- , s as , a ev. on eA W at d rV-et • „ aVeTS, a 1 an ef ” W® mail . .v,e '•e d- ,„yas . v,, '„r , a. Heir ve ' f V V° ns Snowed Under and Forester staffs this year were a bit under the her... what staffs there were. Forester got off to a by having to distribute last year’s book 3 months Staff was assembled and re-assembled and with taff members (many others helped from time to one advisor, the book finally was completed, gnd Brenda Lohse designed the cover which roduct of some creative thinking by Heidi d other art work along with Jeff Kolstad sy Reese sold thousands in ads while was out taking pictures and Denise of the paper work. Ms. Driscoll s throughout the year under the Taylor Publishing Company cost $17.00 and included a Ranger pen and record. the paper showed Editorials, “Dear Al,’ sports accounts were basis. st minute deadline headaches and leadaches. All in all, through the year, and well-written nts on a monthly TdvefflMnenTlwere even added. Even though problems may have snc B BPPVOSFT it was only a temporary situation. Both Ranger publications proved that hard work and cooperation are the key to success. Brenda Lohse Artist Mark Ray Artist Missy Reese Ms. Driscoll Steve Wright Managing Editor I '■ ik Junior Editor Advisor Publisher Rep. Forester 105 106 Choir INTRODUCTION TO CHOIR: ABOVE: TOP: Teresa Kane, Becky Reeves. Ramona Gibson, Bob Fedje, Danny Timm, Carrie Urie. Tammy Keeley. ROW 2: Tira Lindgren, LaDawn Anderson, Ellie Richter. Tom Peterson. Teresa Wlaschin, Kim Schmedke, Ranae Broadbent. FRONT: Sonja Steffenson, Missy Reese. Caren Skoog, Jill Mayhew and Sharon Fairbanks. A CAPPELLA CHOIR: LEFT: Ginger Bedient, Joe Wehner. Frank Fisher, Mike Jensen, Jane Weeks, Marjorie Smith, Jane Arsenal, Nancy Leech, Erica Anderson, Jan Banta, Rick Davies, Freda Bloomaskoog, Andy LaCasse, Scott Richardson, Leslie Kari. Mike Hansen, Ron Tromley, Roxie Mueller, Rod Boatman, Mike Chandler, Dave Olson, Nadine Grange, Kathy Clendenen, Jody Anderson, Jill Muller. Holly Zapzalka, Carrie Rabel-Jellison. Katie Leslie, Peggy Swedeen, Steve Bayland, Denise Mattson. Shari Sibbald, Monica Larson. Jolene Sunsten, Martha Anderson, Shawn Kopp, Mary LeRoux, Angie Loucks, Teri Nelson, Tammy Avery, Pat Anderson, Tammy Moss, Carolyn Riopel, Al Thielfoldt Shannon Steele, Paul Krongard. Chris Funni, Nick Faber, Lisa Kuznia, John Haluptzuk, John Joachim, Cindy Turenne. Wendy Wagner. Choir 107 ABOVE: Mr. Hahn gets into the spirit during a pep-band performance at one of the wrestling matches. Twirlers for the '81 football season were Sandra Cronk, Cindy Lundeen and Lynda Glenn. RIGHT: The colorguard added that extra bit of flash to performances and parades. BELOW: Winnepeg was the location for this routine. Very Impressive, Rangers! BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Hahn, on one of his GOOD days, out instructing the troops during lunch hour. 108 Band S.C. Collaborate, Cooperate, Participate Student Council has been visible and flexible in its service to the school. Blood Drives, ice cream eating con- tests, snow sculptures and snickers reflect the variety of endeavors. Homecoming was their biggest masterpiece of the year for students. Dress-up days, contests, ceremonies and parades highlighted the week. The most visible service was, of course, the snack bar. After school the cafeteria was the meeting place for friends, homework consortiums and just plain ‘pigging-out”! Con- cessions for home sporting events turned the tide in terms of finances. The Council was able to get in the black by early fall due to some hustle by popcorn peddlers and adjusted prices. ’82 was a whopper for SC. 112 Student Council LEFT: The Student Council took over concessions this year, in addition to their after school candy shop. Joel Hansen handled the management of the store. This enterprise managed to get SC out of the red. BELOW: Student Council members posed with their snowman constructed after one of our first major snowfalls of the season. Mr. McElrath snuck in the picture but lays no claim to the poor craftmanship of the students' creation. Student Council 113 A Year of Debate and Decisions After eight years as District 831 Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Bartel announced his retirement this fall. This year a referendum was necessary for increased taxation, teachers went on strike, Governor Quie unnerved Minnesota schools and purse strings tightened. Two new School Board members were elected this year and beyond contract disagreements the issue of The Lottery still hovered over “the lake.” RIGHT School Board meetings are always well attended. Here, Steve Baland speaks on behalf of seniors concerning the calendar. BELOW: Dee Gorka, the voice of District 831.... RIGHT: The referendum will allow more tax dollars to be collected for the district. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Reynolds watches Ranger football action despite the showers. Dr. Bernhard Bartel Superintendent School Board members; (back) Richard Traugott, Joanne Weeks, Ken Sample, Edie Steinman (front James Moratzka, Vernon Boettcher, Gayle Novak. 116 Administrators Tom Reynolds Lyle Koski Russ Cooper Principal Assistant Principal Assistant principal Administrators 117 LEFT: Melba Sahlin, Principal's secretary. BELOW LEFT: Claudia Johnson, Assistant Principal s Office. BELOW: Judy Johnson, Louise Larson and Brenda Westrum work in the Assistant Principal's Office. Rick Anderson Physical Education Jane Anderson Home Economics Kathy Briguet Health Physical Education David Blasko Industrial Arts 118 i Faculty Penny Carlson Agri-Business Michael Altavilla Math Charles Anderson Social Studies Phy. Ed. Rena Benedict Science Michael Bernauer English Richard Anderson Business Education Jack Buys Business Education English Charles Chalberg Math Jack Conley Athletic Director Wallace Conner Math years = EducationMAX very neat bun. The new breed of teacher is generally younger, better educated and trained more extensively to deal with students today. This year we even saw the teachers stand up and be counted. Teachers aren’t just standing in the stacks anymore. Throughout Minnesota, teachers hit the bricks to tell communities that the job of the teacher has continued to expand without equitable pay increases. Gordon Ashby Social Studies Thomas Baldwin Julie Barragry FOCUS Information2 + Motivation +12 Faculty 119 Education’s come a long way since those first one-room schools and McGuffey Readers. Not only has basic curriculum blossomed into a delicious smorgasbord, but simple cipherin' has been expanded to trigonometry, computer programming and math analysis. Along with changing times and changing curriculum comes the new “Super Teacher.” No more school marm with hair pulled back tight in a Diane Hansen Special Education Henry Hebert English Mark Hansen Art 120 Faculty Allen Franzen Spanish Marvin Fuhrman AV Jim Herman Health Physical Education Mark Hill Agri-Business Tom Hipkins Loyal Hyatt Skills Development__________________Agri-Business Kathie Driscoll Reading English Terry Eikren English Richard Hahn Music Steve Hallin Industrial Arts Jeff Lewis Science Ken Mikolajczyk Social Studies Don Nelson Math Rollin Nelson Social Studies Music Sue Jarrett Math Deborah Knutson English Paul Kostecki Industrial Arts Jim Lindstrom Music Richard Moskop Media Steve Mahoney Health Physical Education Rachel Maki English Carol Mollen FOCUS Linda Nagolski English 122 Faculty Julie Nelson Health Physical Education Tom Newell Business Education Kevin Lee Math John Lautigar Math Ruth Menken Social Studies Bill McElrath Social Studies Allen Larson Art Photo Bev Larson English Tom Malerich FOCUS Larry Matzdorf Math John Olsen English Jodell O’Connell Home Economics William Olson Math Myrtle Olson Skills Development Tom Pogreba Industrial Arts Doug Peltier Social Studies Sharon Rose Skills Development John Reiman Industrial Arts Ralph Streater English Janet Stone Home Economics Sandy Teichner Social Studies Peggy Swenson Home Economics Bill Streeter Reading 124 Faculty Dave Walker Industrial Arts Janet Wiley Diversified Occupations Nancy Wolf French Carleen Onell English Joan Paulson Health Physical Education Bob Rowbotham Health Physical Education Phyllis Slotsve Business Education Bill Somrock English Roxie Stangeland Skills Development From Altavilla to Wolf, Algebra to Woods, the faculty is diversified and dedicated. Each teacher, unique and distinct, plays a part in that most important task of education. Each has a special way of caring and helping and guiding. Even though “thank you’s” and comments of appreciation are rare, students’ lives will forever carry their gratitude. And years from now, something that a teacher said or the kindness and understanding of a counselor will come to mind. And when the thoughts drift back to 1982 and Forest Lake High School, those thoughts will catch on people and events and teachers who really cared! Staff Members Measure Up The following information was taken from the results of the 1981 Parent and Student Surveys. 90% of parents believe Senior High personnel are willing to meet with them to discuss their child. 85% of students believe teachers are willing to help them. 80% of students felt teachers are competent in the subjects they teach. 92% of parents surveyed felt staff members were consistently fair to students 88% of parents agreed that courses offered are of use to students Br 1 J 60% of student felt extra- curricular ac t i v i t i e s are important. 126 Faculty Where Have All the Teachers Gone? The Class of ’82 could look back at the faces that have come and gone in the past three years; especially those of teachers! Over 25 teachers who were here in the fall of 1979 are no longer teaching at Forest Lake Senior High. In fact, a very large percentage are not teaching AT ALL! There are those who retired like Mr. Scofield (subs in the district) and Mr. Harper (just returned from New Zealand). There are teachers who stayed in education, like Mr. Backes, but changed jobs. Mr. Backes is an Assistant Principal in Alexandria, MN. Or, there’s Mr. Peacock who teaches at the junior high. And, of course, Mr. and Mrs. Redmond, who both teach in Grand Marais. But there are many who moved into the business world: Mr. Lynch runs his own motel, Dianne Jensen sells antiques, Mr. Thoburn sells real estate, Ms. Markus works for an insurance company. Regardless of where they are and what they are doing now, they will always be remembered as teachers at Forest Lake Senior High. Faculty 127 Virgil Grove Counselor Stan Motschenbacher Counselor Joyce Lesley CD Counselor 128 Guidance RIGHT: Janet Walker and Loit Bohnen help keep things run smoothly and schedules get to the computer. BELOW: lone Hansen is the lady most students see most often in matters of schedules, problems or testing. RIGHT: Sandy Perzlchilli is in charge of the Career Resource Center. yiany to Listen When a Voice Cries Out The Guidance office is a popular place at the beginning of a semester when classes need to be changed. But many students use guidance services all year round. The office is used by college and military recruiters, by counselors and faculty for parent conferences, for career counseling and by nervous seniors for a quick credit check. The Guidance Department is responsible for scheduling and registration of students, for group and individual testing, for special services referral, individual and group counseling sessions, career planning (including the Career Fair) and college preparation financial aids. With such a variety of services and people there is truly something for everyone in the Guidance Office. LEFT: Doug Williams works with students at school through the YSB. Donna Nickerson Counselor Marla Olson School Psychologist Guidance 129 Dan Poepard Counselor RIGHT: Grease hit the halls during Homecoming week. This is a molder of young minds!? BELOW: Mr. Johnson was even given his very own room this year. He’s helping students control behaviors detrimental to school success. Hear the Pulse of the People Wh Some teachers may rush to the refrigerator at lunch but not Mr. Carlson and Mr. Straator. When chess becomes too lean a game they sir beef it up with a bit of “rule-seasoning. 130 Faculty FAR LEFT: Mr. Anderson isn’t really sleeping but seems to be studying 'Menus in Print.” LEFT: Mr. Lindstrom may be out of his clown outfit but he still appears to be clowning around. Actually, he’s helping Lola (Miss Ruddy) with a few quick steps. Keep the “U” in EdL cation! Faculty 131 Hey, Coach! 132 Faculty LEFT: Mr. “Motch” interupts football practice to attend a faculty meeting. FAR LEFT: Ms. Briguet, Ms. Paulson and Ms. Ferstenberg watch the action at the net. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Nelson really getting into the spirit. BELOW: Mr. Rowbothum straightens out blocking assignments. FAR LEFT: Mr. Lautigar coaches football and track. LEFT: Mr. Pelteir watches some Ranger wrestlers while waiting for the bus with a few of his icemen. ABOVE: Mr. Pogreba always was a laid- back coach but this is ridiculous! What Price Health Care? The school nurse may become a thing of the past in District 831. The School Board has recommended that her position be cut. What impact might that have on students and staff? Will a nurse’s pass be a thing of the past? Who will be responsible for the chronically ill student or maintain parent contact in matters of health? Certainly, there are those who seek the comfort of a nurse s office cot to catch-up on lost sleep or as a haven during test time, but the majority of visits to the nurse are legitimate. Over 3800 ill students visited the nurse last year and some 1401 injured students were cared for by Ms. Frigstad, school nurse, or Ms. Valenty, health aid. Frequent visitors are monitored and parents or school officials are contacted. Such monitoring has proven instrumental in detecting conditions referred to family physicians. Will Ms. Valenty still be seen on her daily treck to the kitchen for ice packs? Will Dr. Cooper turn to tongue depressers and move his office down the hall? Show up next year and find out! School Nurse ! 133 Sweeper Man Faster than a Speeding Lint Ball Caught up in friends, grades or sports, many students begin to take clean halls, hot meals and library facilities for granted. These nameless faces are seen daily and their jobs are performed diligently and thanklessly. Without them we’d be a dirty school with peanut-butter sandwiches. No Sweeper-Man on his never-ending fight for clean carpets. No more Ms. Beeksma and her savage floor polisher. We just couldn’t do without them! RIGHT: Officer Wahl FAR LEFT: Alene Selleck, laundry lady. BELOW: Joan Meyman and Elaine Zeller, Library aides. Senior High cafeteria workers include: FRONT: Evelyn Oberg, Jean Soebbing, Joyce Schmidt, Joyce Proulx. BACK: Marcie Millerin, Mary Ann Shoberg, Marge Hoyt, Jean Dingman, Karen Welch, and Caaaie Edstrom. Part of the custodial duties, outside of the school, is keeping the athletic areas in tip-top shape. Bud Nelson and Lloyd Hansen are putting the finishing touches in the football field. 134 Staff LEFT: Nancy Ensrud and Karen Bakken are AV secretaries. FAR LEFT: Judy Glaser serves as an aide to Ms. Hansen in EMH classes. BELOW LEFT: Mary Peterson, Agri-Business Secretary. BELOW: The TIES computer system has been most valuable in scheduling and report card tabulations. e Forest Lake Senior High custodial staff: BACK: Steve Jensen, Don Mudrick, Bud Houfer (Head istodian), Ira Hollingsworth. SEATED: Helen Beeksma, Ben Zin, Steve Parenteau, Bud Nelson and hn Olson. Not Pictured are Mike Haugen and Lloyd Hansen. Irene Valenty Health Aide Staff 135 The Great Job Swap (International Style From Manchester to Minnesota, “pip- pips” to “oof-daas” and the white cliffs of Dover to the white drifts from blowers clearing snow from driveways in January — what a swap! The senior high school is very fortunate to have been involved in the unique experience of participating in the Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program this year through the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of International Education. The teachers participating in the exchange were Mr. Bob Fedderly, English teacher at Forest Lake, and Mr. John Griffin of the United Kingdom. Mr. Fedderly and his family lived in Mr Griffin’s home in Stalybridge, which is twelve miles east of Manchester in the foothills of the Pennine Mountains. Mr Griffin and his family were residing in Wyoming in Mr. Fedderly’s home. Mr. Griffin taught English courses and coached soccer and basketball. When comparing British and American education, Mr. Griffin was somewhat stunned at the public’s expectations o public schools here. He commented that the public expects the school and teachers to be responsible for much more than just education! 136 Teacher Exchange FAR LEFT: The Griffin family: John, Liz, Simon and Jill. LEFT: Mr Fedderly sporting a spiffy white cricket uniform. BELOW: Mr. Griffin modeling some breezy breezers in Coach Fedderly’s absence. BOTTOM: The Fedderly family: Bob, Jane, Josh and Jess. Teacher Exchange 137 SOPHOMORES 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 140 Sophomores 1984 1984 1984 1984 Tim Abler Sonya Aldentaler Mike Alexander Tracy Alexander Mark Almquist Brady Alshouse Malanie Amundsen Jim Anderson Jeff Anderson Karen Anderson Kris Anderson Pat Anderson Bob Anderson Sheryl Anderson Jane Arsenal Steve Ash Tom Atkins Vicki Bahnemann Beth Baker Mark Bakke Sheila Bakken Alden Balmer Teressa Barnett Chris Barsness Randy Bathurst Jeanne Bauer Jolene Baumgartner Theresa Beaulieu Brenda Beeksma David Bennett Lorrie Bennett Reece Berens Susan Biggs Doug Biza Troy Bjorngjeld Anita Bley Rodney Boatman Lori Boeche Kris Boerner Glenn Boettcher Nichole Bohaty Lynn Bordiaux Mike Bower Michelle Boyer Kathy Boyes Barb Bradshaw Chris Bradshaw Chris Brant Ranae Broad bent Kelly Brott Jodie Brown Julie Brown Steve Brown Dan Bruder Kathy Bulow Gerald Bunton Sophomores 141 Tom Burros Steve Butz Phillip Cardinal Traci Carlson Trevor Carlson Tyler Carlson Mark Caroon Chris Casey Amy Chaussee Bob Coleman Duane Copeland Wendy Carson Melanie Cree All dressed-up and nowhere to gol Gourdy Punkin and Autumn Leeves, two sophomores, were saddened to hear the Sadie Hawkins Dance was cancelled due to the strike. It looks like the girls will have to wait until next year to ask that special someone for a date. Rich Cronk Kenton Cull Ann Czeck Lisa Dahlberg Lisa Dambowy Michelle Daniels Dean Daninger Jim David Tim Davis Joe DeFlorin Brenda Degendorfer John Dingman Ellen Dirks Gary Distler Sue Doerr Cathy Donohue Don Droppo Lisa Dube Jim Egge Tracy Ellefson Nancy Elliott Dale Emter Todd Englund Dan Erickson Angela Fairbanks Sharon Fairbanks Antonio Fierro Jeff Flaherty 142 Sophomores Capt. Kangaroo has a Mr. Moose and so do we. Our Mr. Moose teaches in the Industrial Education department and scuba dives in the summer. He’s half the man he used to be. Is popcorn the secret to your successful dieting, Mr. Hallin? ▲ A Barb Flaten Jeff Fleischman Lisa Fletcher Amy Flint Kelly Flint Kurt Floysand Linda Forrest Todd Fossen Monique Fowler Don Fraley Karen Friedman Julie Fritz Barb Frogner Richard Frost Louis Garske Shane Geving Victoria Giampolo Ramona Gibson Darla Glaser Andrea Goiffon Kyle Good road Melissa Goshey Lisa Graf Sandra Granberg Heidi Grandstrand Nadine Grange David Gremmer Roger Gross Mark Grove Elizabeth Grygelko Bob Gullickson Beth Ann Gustafson Robert Haider Earl Halley Gary Hallin Steve Hance Dave Hansen Chad Hanson Mark Harelson Tim Harrington Eugenia Hauer Sophomores 143 And the walls came tumblin’ down ... The remainder of the 1920 wing at Central Junior High came down this summer. That meant split shifts for the junior high students and no activity buses for the senior high. Things were back to normal after Christmas vacation, but still no late buses due to Board action. During demolition at Central a few treasures were discovered in the cornerstone: an Aug. 19, 1920 issue of the Times, two buffalo head nickles (1919 and 1916) and three pennies. Many students’ parents attended high school in the old structure. Farewell, ol’ friend! eightyeightyeightyeighty eignty hty-four!.. . eiqhty-four ght ou ight ou ightyeij tyeightyeighty igM ■four eight- Barry Hawley Dan Hedberg Shelley Helinsky Terry Helinsky Jim Herbert Brenda Herubin Michelle Herzog Brad Hickerson Jean Hill Mike Hoff Bob Holden Suzi Holtzbauer Jody Hoppert Mike Horak Chris Howes Jenilynn Hubb3 Linda Hunter Brad Hutar Jim Jacobsen Bob Jambor Randy Dehn (11) raised $1168 for the Ronald McDonald House in Minneapolis as part of a bowling marathon. Randy collected 212 pledges to take top honors for pledges in Forest Lake. 144 Sophomores htyeightyeighty ight oiK ightHou ight o Just after getting back to school following the strike, we had our first school cancellation ... or snow day. Actually it was ice that kept the buses off the roads that day. Aside from treacherous travel, there was the beauty of it all! fvf f Betsy Janecek Wayne Janitschke Matt Janssen Greg Jeans Sue Jellum Amber Jelmberg Erik Jensen John Jergens Mary Jergens Darren Johnson Diane Johnson James Johnson Karl Johnson Mike Johnson Ted Johnson Lora Julson Annette Justice Stacy Kabage Teresa Kane Sue Kastner Janet Kazmierczak Lori Kedrowski Candy Kelly Kip Kertzsoher Jim Kotola Lea Kieliszewski Carrie Kirchner Scott Knauff Brad Kolstad Cliff Komro Mike Kopesky Jamie Kopp Theresa Krammer Michelle Krizan Paul Krongard Shane Krueger Eugene LaCasse Richard LaCasse Jim Lallier Chris Lamprecht Kris Langhoff Sophomores 145 A Touch of “The Old Country’ Scandinavian and Western European students are frequent visitors to the area and our schools. This year, in addition to six such students, we have a student from south of the border. George Guajardo joined us in January (not pictured) and lives with the Herzog family. Other exchange students are: BACK: Veerle Van de Wiele, Belgium; Sissel Kristiseter, Norway; Catherine Dierick, Belgium. FRONT: Mogens Kornbo, Denmark; Frida Bloomaskog, Sweden; Anita Beyer, Netherlands. BELOW: A pen and ink drawing was capturing a bit of home for Anita Beyer. She completed this drawing for an art course last fall. Ms. Wolf is the advisor for our foreign students. The students were encouraged to get involved. They took that advice and became very visible and very active. 146 Exchange Students Mike Larson Natalie Larson Kathy Lasch Lisa Lautigar Dave Lee Nancy Legus Stan Lehman Joe Lehto Jennifer Lenz Nancy Leroux Ed Liljedahl Vanessa Lindholm Mitch Loehr Michelle Long Norman Long Pat Long V. N. Long Mario Lopez Angela Louchs Tom Lovas Tom Lukkonen Variety was the main course during fourth hour. Although lunches went up to 85 r, it's still the best buy in town. You have your choice of the sandwich line, sack lunch or entree du jour. The soup kettle and salad bar made it possible to really fill up. Loading up for “pot-luck, however, may have brought an end to our serve yourself system. Jim Lund John Lutz Erin Madden Anna Manke Ruth Manlet Neal Maroscek Tammy Marx Debbie Mattson Richard Matykiewicz Jill Mayhew Mary McBain Brian McCargar Robin McConnell Sue McEwen Dawn McGill Linda McKenzie Heidi Meehl Angela Mendez Sophomores 147 John Mertes Rodney Meyer Greg Miller Steve Minke Steve Miron Carrie Moorhouse Gerry Morgan Amy Morrison Jim Moss Roxanne Mueller Walter Mueller Tracy Muller Whitney Muller Lisa Myers Dennis Nelson Jeanette Nelson Bob Nelson Lonnie Ness Ann Marie Neuenfeldt Julie Nickolauson Scott Niederkorn Jennifer Nielsen Lynda Niessen Cathryn Nissen Mike Noack Kent Noel Jennifer Nordgren Barb Nordin Chris Och Blake Olson Scott Olson Karen Osterbauer Dawn Osterkamp Stephanie Palmer Jeanine Paul Steve Paulino Theresa Paulsen Terra Pearson Barb Peloquin Denise Perreault Sharyl Perreault Robin Perzichilli Debbie Peterson Mary Lou Pfingsten Eric Philippi Dan Pillar Tim Plantz Shelly Potts Wayne Prendergast John Prokosch Diane Proulx Sheri Pufall Jeff Quittum Mark Raatz Cellie Rabel Reed Radden 148 Sophomores Chris Rafftery Pete Rainer Julie Ramacier Mike Ramaley Tom Ramsden Kevin Rector Sharon Reeder BiLLSEYEl Poised is position, with shotguns in hand, the junior class of the Sportsman’s Club Trapshooting Team fired their way into the state championship last July. Team members include: (left to right) Ken Schak (10), Rick Beeksma (12), Sherri Anderson (11), Wayne Bontjes (11), and Larry Swenson. The competition was in St. Cloud and both the sub-junior and junior teams won 1st place titles in the American Trapshoot Association Hall of Fame youth competition. Melissa Reese Becky Reeves Mark Rehbein Bill Resch Andrea Retica Danette Reynolds Joe Rick Dave Riedemen Julie Robinson Renee Robinson Debra Rodelius Silver Rogalia Mark Rogers Doug Rohe Lois Ruschmeier Jeff Salo Randy Sampson Jeff Sandstrom Tracy Sausen Ken Schak Sue Scharpen Jim Scherer Deanne Schlaeger Bob Schlichenmaier Kim Schmedke Dan Schmidt Jeff Schmidt Joe Schmidt Sophomores 149 Dave Schmitt Jim Schroeder Kathy Schroeder Laura Schumacher Steve Schuna Ellen Schwanke Heather Seim Jill Shaketer Chris Shalander Greg Shalander Barb Sharp Bob Shogren Jolene Siegert Nancy Siniff Tim Sireno Karen Skoglund Elizabeth Slawick Melanie Smith Tonia Smith Ed Sokol Nels Solem John Solsrud Mike Sontag Jennifer Sorensen Stefanie Splittstoesser Steve Splittstoesser Brian Staples Shannon Steele Sonja Steffenson Tony Steiner Bryan Steven Dave Streitz Amy Strenger Debbie Stricklin Tim Suess Joel Swanson Kelli Swanson Penny Swanson Linda Sykes Brett Tamminen Brenda Taylor Kim Taylor Judy Theuer Lisa Thielfoldt Don Thill Mitch Thompson Becky Thompson Scott Thompson Joann Toth Melissa Trainer Kathryn Traugott Karen Tubridy Joe Turenne Allison Tyson Carrie Urie Chris Valenty 150 Sophomores Sandra Vanderlind Jane Venables Paul Vieira Bill Voelker Barb Wadsworth Brenda Walsh Kim Waltz Tracy Wedell Dean Weiss Tammy West Kevin Westberg Alan Westhoff Carol Westlund Craig Wiberg Brenda Willette Dan Williams Ben Winnick Jane Wistrcill Jim Wizlk Mike Woehl Tom Wojahn Sarah Wojtowicz Scott Wolf Joe Yezek Wayne Young Terri Zak Holly Zapzalka Pat Zastrow Sophomores Not Pictured Lisa Anderson Clay Haskin Dan Antisdel Pat Herzog Mike Barnett Doug Highland Steve Baumann Bob Hobson Kevin Benson Forrest Houle Allen Bernier Mike Jensen Dave Bohnen Wanda Jensen Denise Bohnen Dorain Karsten Glen Bunn Tammy Keeley Lonny Canfield Dave Koopman Ken Capeti Brian Korte Dave Clow Jamie Lenz Mike Collins Tom Lipp Mike Dombrowsky Jim Lockwood Lynette Erickson Melanie Lubinsky Charles Farrington Kim Lund Chris Forys Wayne Maier Elizabeth Gifford Darren Mateer Mike Golden Gabe Gubash Wendy McGee Mark Shepard Richard Mike Steve Skoglund Dan Mills Caren Skoog Jim Nelson Mark St. Martin Dean Nickila Chris Stickel Mike O’Connor Jeff Thompson John Olson Lonnie Timm Becky Olson Lloyd West Pat Parenteau Ron Winstead Deanna Paulson Laura Winter Sunday Prchal Vince Rainer George Rhoden Denise Roberto Gary Rosenberg Mary Ruddy Kathy Rudquist Richard Schirmer Amie Schwab Wendy Wyandt Sophomores 151 New Pool Welcome Addition for Scuba Classes The bottom of a swimming pool may not seem to be a good place to spend much time but many students, through the years have done just that. Mr. Hallin taught his first scuba class for Forest Lake students in the spring of 1975 at the White Bear Lake YMCA. Since that time, he has taught at least one class each year. They have used pools at Columbia Heights, Spring Lake Park and South St. Paul. Students and faculty have completed these scuba classes. The first classes to be taught at the new Forest Lake pool will be this spring. Mr. Hallin first became interested in scuba diving through his experiences with a friend and fellow lifeguard. In 1963, they discovered the 235' long Civil War steamship, War Eagle, in the Black River. That discovery led him to work with the Minnesota Historical Society looking for fur trading artifacts. In 1973 he went to Greece for 3 months and dove for the University of Pennsylvania. While there, the Temple to Apollo, about 2300 years old, was uncovered. For the past 3 years he has taken groups diving in Central America and Mexico. i®' ABOVE: Friendship is sharing a flipper with a buddy. FAR RIGHT: We couldn’t decide what it was that Brent Schlaeger was trying to do here . obviously, not drown. RIGHT: Dave Swenson, Joel Hansen, Scott Mayhew, Shawn Seim and Brent Schlaeger check their tanks before class begins. 152 Scuba LEFT: Just trying to take a picture under water with no bubbles. Mr. Hallin had these divers hold their breath for five snapshots. This picture didn’t even come out perfectly. BELOW LEFT: Helen Hawkinson tries to save Tim Gort. We still haven't figured out why. BELOW: The new swimming pool at Southwest opened this fall with a bit of a delay due to the strike. Scuba 153 LEFT: A few of the scuba alumni are (from left to right) Scott Mayhew. Shawn Seim. Joel Hansen. Jerry Hummel. Brent Schlaeger, Marv Emerson and Dave Swenson. 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 JUNIORS 154 Juniors 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 Kari Aadland Brian Abler Glen Abrahamson Mark Absey Nancy Adams Luanne Agnes Stefanie Aho Todd Aldentaler Jay Allen Karen Altman Mike Ammann Bret Anderson David Anderson Ken Anderson La Dawn Anderson Martha Anderson Sharon Anderson Sue Anderson Gwyn Apitz Brian Ash Mary Baber Jeanne Barnes Kari Baumgart Rick Bayless Geraldine Bengston Don Berens Bonita Berg Cynthia Berg Jeff Berg Cory Berglund Amy Bernier Tom Bever Elaine Blais Tony Bohaty Wayne Bontjes Brian Booth Brian Borash Elizabeth Bracht Peter Brown Chad Bruner Amy Brungardt John Bryant Kelleen Burdick Tim Cameron Val Carey Rick Carlson Tori Carlson Tracy Carlson Troy Carlson Betty Caron Cathy Cary Bob Chadwick Dan Chamberlin Dan Chaves Dave Chaves Lois Cheesebrough Juniors 155 Greg Chester Julie Chilson Dave Chouinard Mike Christensen Sheila Christensen Sheri Christensen Todd Colonna Jim Copt Tom Corwin Paul Crawford Sandra Cronk Jenifer Crosson Len Crouse If you attended Central Junior High or played football, you know Mr. Schumacher. This fall the athletic fields at Central were dedicated in his honor. Mr. Schumacher has taught and coached in the district for 25 years. Kathy Cummings Kristy Dahl Carl Dahl berg Tim Dalluhn Joan Damchik John Damchik Mike Daninger Tim Davidson Bob Davies Brett Degendorfer Randy Dehn Jeff Dent Tom Distler Michelle Doege Ken Dow Al Draack Lyn Drolson Pat Dube Dave Dugal Chuck Dumire Steve Dunn Sue Eckert Kathy Eide Craig Ekvall T. Ellefson Kevin Empey Jeff Engel Mark Engstrom 156 Juniors Some may say that knickers were IN and some may say that leggings were IN but we can all agree about what was ON last winter... long johns! Here Ms. Stangeland models the newest in fashion from the halls of Forest Lake High School. Temperatures reaching new lows and wind chills hitting three digits gave new meaning to the word cold. Sheila Ensrud Dan Erickson Jamie Erickson Karin Erickson Melissa Fankhauser Kim Farley Ricky Feddick Scott Felton Tom Fena Chris Findlay Mark Fischer Tim Fitcha Rachel Ford Becky Forrest Marie Forsell Don Foster Michele Fraden Randy Frechette Scott French Valerie Frenning Melissa Frost Chris Funni Joel Gabrielson Brian Gaffney Kim Gajeski Shari Gaspord Carol Gausman Debbie Germain Michelle Germain Bob Germain Tom Gessner Kim Giefer Richard Gierke Joanne Gorka Chris Graber Kim Graves Paula Green Kathy Grind berg Sue Groess Mike Gross Regina Gross Tami Grover Mary Grundhofer Juniors 157 Roy Gustafson Theresa Gustafson Mary Ann Hallberg Steve Halvorsen B. Hamernick-Hengel Bob Hance Mike Hansen Mike Hanson Robin Hardel Tammy Hardwick Carolyn Haus Judy Heaton Bryan Hebb Jacquelin Heck Renea Hedberg Mike Hehner Pat Helinsky Roberta Hemmer Bob Hendricks Patty Hill Gina Himmelwright ( 9h h e ( ighty hre ighty-1hre ight h _|e Dave Hoffman Jim Hoffman Tom Holt Dennis Holm Tracy Holtan Brenda Houle Caroline Houle Claudia Houle Julie Hubble Dawn Hurd Dave Imme Chris Isaacson Linda Jackson Shalayne Jacobson Katie Janecek Trade Janke Theresa Jarosiewicz Elizabeth Jeans Jim Jeans Kim Jensen One little piggy went to market. One little piggy went home. But these little piggies went to the Homecoming game. Even though they had box seats down on the track, two little piggies went to sleep. 158 Juniors A Gift From the Heart of Forest Lake High School The Christmas holiday season brings more than cookies, evergreen and Santa and his sleigh. Holiday time means travel- ing to see friends and relatives. Some travelers don’t make it. Santa has nothing in his bag for these people. BUT THE RED CROSS DOES!! Through blood drives like the one we had at Forest Lake Senior High on December 15, the Red Cross is able to supply much needed blood to many holiday casualties. 150 pints of blood were donated by students and staff this year. This was the second best donation on record for the high school. It was the largest single donation to the Red Cross in our chapter. The entire process, per student, took about an hour, including the goodies in the canteen area. See- ing faculty, students, ad- ministrators and school staff all pitch-in to truly give a gift from the heart was certainly gratifying. This “Gift of life” we gave in hopes that family and friends will never have to say “Thank you.” Our thanks to Student Council and Ron Trombley, director of the Blood Drive. Ron was assisted by Michele Frady, publicity, Erica Anderson, donor recruitment, and Dawn Syverson, canteen coordinator. three .. . eighty-three . . eighty-three . . . eighty-three .. . eighty-three .. . eighty-three . .. eighty-three ... eighty-three . . . eighty-three ... eighty-three . Click ... Click ... Click ... Click! As fingers pound out written rhythms. Fighting over who gets the electric typewriters and trying to re-type assignments before Mr. Buys kicks you out of the typing rooms after school are two of the office skills to be learned. Jodi Johansen Chris Johnson Chris Johnson Dean Johnson Guy Johnson Julie Johnson Paul Johnson Roni Johnson David Julson Sharon Kaufer Mike Keis Hope Kemnitz Paul Kiffmeyer Julie King Angela Kjellberg John Koch Honda Kock John Kolbow Ron Komro Shawn Kopp Juniors 159 Crowding around the ticket table to cash-in tokens or buy tickets is an everyday sight. 85$ for students and $1.30 for faculty buys the “Ranger Plate of the Day.” Variety the Spice of Life in the Cafeteria Tokens arrived in 1977 and lunch hour was closed” in 1979. Along with these changes for fourth hour came the choices we sometimes take for granted now. A bit of cafeteria trivia was collected from the Food Service Manager. Beyond the 11,900 hours of work need- ed to prepare and serve lunches at the senior high we thought we’d like to share a partial yearly grocery list with you. 169,925 Vz pints of milk 37,627 lbs. of hamburger 52,500 ice cream items 18,000 lbs. of tossed salad 17,145 lbs. of French fries 1905 cases of vegetables Last year 152,446 student lunches were served. That included 35,000 bag lun- ches. Students may spend time com- plaining about school food, but it doesn’t look like they went hungry. In these photos we see John Kolbow dropping a token and ice cream lovers crowding in for drumsticks. Denise Per- reault is just settling down for a corn dog dinner and applesauce-eaters fill their plates with salad and fruit. 160 Cafeteria Mogens Kornbo Mark Kostroski Jeanette Kralick Mike Kreiner Sarah Krieger Kelly Kroening Eric Kroll Ann Kroska Dennis Krull Joe Krysinski Kathy Kubes Kim Kunshier Roberta Kunshier Diane Kvitek Andy LaCasse Sue Lachinski Renee L'Allier Bob Landecker Todd Larkey Leon Laroche Denise Larson Ms. Anderson attempts to prove that anyone can cook. Foods classes are a popular choice for many guys at Forest Lake. No master chefs have emerged as yet but having to eat whatever you make cuts down on creativity. Monica Larson Allyson Lautigar Tina Lehman Mary Leroux Kathy Leslie Dave Lewis Mary Lichtscheidl Ted Lichtscheidl Mark Liljedahl Brenda Lohse Todd Lovas Leo Lutz Sheri Lyden Lori Mabry Ken Mack Mike Mackay Paul Mackey Sonya Magnuson Juniors 161 Kevin Mahoney Dean Maki Bruce Malwitz Kent Manning Eugene Marier Brian Marsh Denise Mattson Joe McBain Diana McCargar Roselyn McConnell Mike McEachran Lori Menne Dorothy Merrill Sam Middleman 162 Juniors Todd Miller Scott Miska Laurie Monson Steve Moore Jackie Moran Dan Morehead Todd Morrison Jon Mueller Jeff Myrmel Burton Nelson Jennifer Nelson Kevin Nelson Theresa Nelson David Neujahr eighty-three ... eighty-three . .. eighty eighty eighty eighty... eighty-three!. . . eighty-three .. . eight eighty-three . eighty-three eighty eighty eighty CROSSWORD PUZZLER ACROSS DOWN 1. what WE are called ... 1. FOCUS clan 8. trick or 2. hoop; edge 9. Student Council Advisor 3. present form of saw 12. something a student writes during class for a friend 4. infamous yearbook advisor 13. number of hours in a school day 5. stage area; large room 14. winter club 6.scuba teacher 15. most observed behavior on Monday mornings 7. hallway patrolman 17. alike 10. maize 18. business organization (abbr.) 11. gym 19. You use this to enter a room. 12. associated with sickness 20. yes (Span.) 16. something many students do after school 21. Something NEVER done to pass a test. 22. most avoided place in school (abbr.) 22. Always write your essays in this. 24. shapely math course 23. still! 31. site of mass confusion between 7:45 — 8:15 a.m. 24. Ms. Paulson’s turf 32. agri-business organization (abbr.) 25. library (abbr.) 33. It’s round and yellow and costs two bits. 26. sick 35. pong 27. frozen H20 36. What you do with your pencil right before class. 28. athlete 37. teachers had one; batters get three 29. animal found in Plastics class 39. type of fruit or outings with the opposite sex 30. English English teacher 40. classes 33. something there’s too much of in class and not enough 43. to not tell the truth of during lunch 45. sometimes put on a teacher’s chair 34. Adam’s 46. Parent Teacher Association (abbr.) 36. What you see in Social Studies classes 47. Dr. Bartel’s position (abbr.) 38. Symphonic, Concert and Ranger 48. What you see in anger. 41. card 50. In the long 42. Organization that meets on Monday evenings 51. a big, yellow, noisy vehicle 44. serve: hair 53. Scandinavian word for yes 46. something you never have when a teacher stops you in the hall... 49. dramatic teacher 52. What do Aldrich, breezers and capped teeth have in common? 54. 3.1416 55. unheavenly Northerners; a play 56. Student Study Team (abbr.) eighty ... eighty-three ... eighty-three ... eighty eighty eighty eighty eighty-three! eighty-three eight eighty-three.. eighty-three eighty eig Juniors 163 Kelly Neumann Jeff Nielsen Carla Nissen Paul Nordgren Dan Nordin Richard Nordstrom Pam Olsen Scott Olsen Becky Olson Eric Olson Erik Olson Lisa Olson Lori Olson Melissa Olson Noelle Olson Tammy Olson Sue Ostertag Daimon Ozment Lynnette Painter Barb Parent Joey Paul Mike Paulsen John Pedersen Steve Pederson Al Peiffer Mike Pelarski Staci Pennings Carri Pepin Traci Petersen Steve Peterson Karen Pfaffendorf Laura Pfleger Rita Pikus Michel Plantz Kathy Power Tim Pratt Kim Psick Jim Purdie Robin Quarnstrom Carrie Rabel Mary Jo Radtke Two heads may be better than one, but this is ridiculous! Jim Matykiewicz certainly has the right idea, though. Deanna Ball may be the brains and beauty Jim is looking for but Jim, she probably wouldn’t be the best choice for the Prom! 164 Juniors Roxanne Ramacher Paul Rasmussen Debbie Rau Mark Ray Barry Reed Jimmy Reidt Randy Renard Karen Rhoda Jeff Rice Scott Richardson Fred Riermann Carolyn Riopel Vince Roberto Pat Robertson Dodi Rohe Bob Rosenquist Keith Rothbauer Jeff Rud Laura Runestrand ■Jeff Ryhn Wesley Salverda Robin Sargeant Jean Sather Mike Scharpen Dave Schmidt Bob Schmidt Patty Schultz Perry Schultz Ron Searby Becky Sechrist Mike Setterholm Lisa Sharp Nova Shilson Theresa Shogren Shari Sibbald Darla Simbeck Sandra Simms Laurie Simonson Daniela Sinjuschkin Tom Skoglund Brad Slama Craig Sletten Laureen Smallman Marjorie Smith Sharon Smith Sue Soderman Steve Sontag Vernon Splittstoesser Anna Spraungel Jacalyn Stace Mike Stachel Bill Steinmann Erik Stockton Holly Stoltzman Kevin Strege Pam Stubler Juniors 165 Tom Stuen Valerie Stukel Kelly Sundstrom Dave Swenson Warren Sygulla Lori Sykes Dawn Syverson Chris Thaemert Lori Thayer Debbie Theuer Al Thielfoldt Keith Thoeny Greg Thorp Jeff Thorp Pat Tuomi Cynthia Turenne Richard Tyler Stephanie Tyler Mary Vanderheyden Brenda VanElsberg Tom VanElsberg Maria Vecchiollo Dave Vellenga Jeff Verdick Jon Wadsworth Chuck Wagner Wendy Wagner Jane Waller Travis Warden Shari Waxberg For 16 years. Mr. Ashby has stimulated the minds of many students with paraphernalia, proverbs and probing. His soft Socratic style creates a comfortable and open atmosphere where learning becomes a natural exchange of ideas. 166 Juniors Jane Weeks Joe Wehner Georganne Weiss Brenda Werner Mitchell Wettschreck Stephanie Wilcox John Wilhelmy Lisa Williams Renee Williams Cindy Williamson Laura Wojtysiak Lori Young Deanna Zeiher eJghty flnre eighty thre JghtyeightyeightyeSght Juniors Not Pictured Allen Anderson Julie Flaspeter Cathy Anderson Tim Foley Berry Arrowsmith Mary Franta Mark Bachman Ken Gallagher Kevin Baker Dave Gauvin Al Banks Tony Genin Jim Bathurst Leona Haag Dean Becker Curt Hall Jeanine Bensrud Steve Halvorson Michelle Bergum Doug Harwell Chris Billington Bob Heinen Phil Boudewyns Bruce Hill Tammy Branville Matt Hinrichs Mike Broker Corrie Hockensmith Randy Brown Laurie Hoppert Rick Brown Tony Houle Robin Brown Lorrie James Julie Carlson Jeff Janecek Jim Carter Mike Janu Jackie Chandler Don Jarvis Jeannine Costello Joe Jensen Chuck Crawford Shelley Jensen Laura Crawford Colin Johnson Steve Crotty Craig Johnson Judy Czeck Deanna Koch Loren Deilke Teresa Korts Kathy Doepner Eric Krasean Bob Dombrowsky Mike Kuntz Brad Elshaug Jennifer Kushlan Julie Fanger Dave Lang Bob Fedje Joe Larson Nancy Leach Dave Rebeck Julie Leibel Dan Richter Bob Lichey Ellen Richter Tira Lindgren Pat Roberts Kim Lundberg Dan Robinson Karl Maier Elizabeth Rugloski Mary Jo Mansmith Lyle Ruschmeier Fred Maroschek Tim Sample Dan Marx John Sass-Taylor Jim Matheson Tom Schweitzer Jim Matykiewicz Jaimette Simbeck Bob Menne Mark Skoog Scott Merrigan Debbie Sokol Steve Moon Becky Solem Bob Morley Jackie Solomon Lisa Morrissey Rod Sorgaard Tammy Moss John Steiner Karen Neis Andy Sterry Kim Nelson John Taylor Bang Ngo Sherri Teel Jack Nguyen Terry Thompson Vince Niemczyk Mike Urmann Jennifer Ohmann Roxanne Weigel Beth Ann Olesen Shari Welsch Brady Olson Mike Werhan Dawna Osterbauer Jess Winkler Tom O’Sullivan Julie Witt Chris Parenteau Gena Wittenberg Tom Peterson Mark Wolff LuAnn Proulx Russ Wyandt Mary Rapacke Bob Yuronich Juniors 167 People Helping People The Youth Service Bureau is a special type of human services agency. It offers free professional counseling and assistance to youths and their families. In 1977, a local police chief, probation officer and assistant principal decided that Forest Lake needed some social services centrally located to supply our large multi-county school district. On August 1, 1977, they were notified that their proposal for the Youth Service Bureau had been selected for funding. A staff was hired and the target group established: youths ranging from 8-17. The YSB receives referrals from police, courts, schools, and parents. Services are flexible. They can be provided through individual and family counseling, skills enhancement and other co-sponsored services. These services can be received at their offices in the Professional Building, at school or at home. A partial list would include diversion therapy, early intervention, outreach, restitution, community work, individual counseling, family counseling, group counseling, skills development, senior citizen chore service and a clown club. Anyone who lives within the Forest Lak school district can use the burea. This year over 350 young people have used their services. BELOW: YSB staff members are (standing) Doug Williams, Tom Oswald and Bill Hutton, (seated) Paul Sterlacci and Diane Nickerson. 168 YSB A Knock-Out Tim Jung does a number on his unsuspecting opponent. Tim has boxed for several years. This year one of his Golden Gloves matches was at the Forest Lake VFW Hall. He came out victorious! Tim’s father got him interested in boxing. His father had boxed in the Navy. When Tim came home from school one day after a fight, his dad figured it was time he learned to defend himself. Preparing for Repairing The Trades and Industry class (T l) has proved a successful one over the years. Seniors who have taken either Small Engines or Sports Vehicles are eligible. Mr. Blasko began the program in 1973 and has continued to teach the class for the past 9 years. T l is housed in the central supply building (the old bus garage behind Central Jr. High). Students are bussed over to the facility each day for two-hour classes. There are 68 students enrolled this year. Mr. Blasko said that only about 8 girls have ever taken the course. From the looks of these photos, however, they aren’t afraid to get into the swing of things! iiiliimin!!: T and I 169 Nadine Benson Colette Berens Steve Booth_______________Dean Boraas Jim Broker Ed Bryant John Christenson Brenda Brown Ron Clausen Matt Bridgeman Greg Brown Barry Carlson Cathy Charais Greg Bradshaw Brenda Carlson Kris Cohoes Patty Distler Brenda Dixon Jeff Doerr 178 Seniors Marv Emerson Scott Erickson Jayne Feils Brian Erickson Jim Endrizzi Dianne Erickson _Beth Erickson U 14 Karla Erickson Nick Faber Phil Ferrazzi Seniors 179 Mike Findlay Paul Flor Chris Frounfelter Connie Geske Bart Goldeman Frank Fischer Scott Forman Joe Friel Pat Gabriel Tim Gort Maureen Flaherty Fred Forthuber Mary Fritz Brian Garagiola MikeGiampolo Bob Frogner Russ Gentz Lynda Glenn Tyron Johannes Jeff P Johnson w Kevin Johnson Therese Johnson Steve Juhl Koreen Johnson Kelly Kabage Karen Kazmierczak Jeff L Johnson Karen Johnson Jim Jorgenson Leslie Kan Patty Keis Seniors 183 Seniors Not Pictured Dan Anderson Loren Anderson Ted Anderson Jim Antinozzi Dawn Barkeim Jeff Bishop Jim Blackbird Annette Bohnen Bryan Bourgoin Dave Brott Troy Buege Mike Chandler Bob Crawford John Defiel Todd Faymoville Lori Ferraro David Flohr Diane Forsbade Sean Frost Kevin Gordon Steve Granna Kristi Graslee Janice Greathouse Andrew Grindy John Haluptzok Darla Halvorson Deborah Hammer Jim Harley Jill Heck Dan Hunt Tim Jung Cary Kendall Scott Kieleszewski Jodi Kipping Priscilla Koch Sissel Kristiseter Datah Kunshier Gordon Lawman Mike Lee Eugene Leroux John Lynde Michele Maas Todd Martin Greg McGuire Ron McNamara Dan Mellgren Chris Mickelson Jennifer Meyers Terry Ness Steve Nielsen David Och Barb Olsen Peggy Paulino Patty Paulino Darrel Peabody Rodney Petron Jeff Petroske Dawn Quigley Joni Resch Missy Rivard Jerry Rosengren Scott Sample John Schweitzer Keith Shelander Tracy Simberg Darwin Smith Don Sorensen Dwayne Sparks John Strandmark Todd Summer Delroy Towle Tony Wallin Rick Wishon 184 Seniors Rondi Kellerhuis Erich Kertzscher gS m t Seniors 185 186 Seniors Michelle Lodien Joseph Long Laura Marier Cindy Lundeen LeeAnn Mattson Bob Lockwood Carol Long Andy Lutz Scott Mayhew Dayna Marg Renne Mickschl Ted Montean Julynn McChesney Penny McLean Tammy Miller Anna Motschenbacher Laurie Myrmel Bob Menne John Miller David Mills Cathrine Nadeau Seniors 187 188 Seniors Carol O'Gary Julie Owen Tim Ohmann Judy Olson Jill Nelson Sondra Noreen V 1 Bridget Ohnsorg Scott Ostlund Shawn Omara David Olsen Kathryn Paulsen Herbert Peiffer Susan Peterson Shannon Pogreba Doug Peterson Kathy Pfaffendorf Sandra Rasmussen Ron Renard Larry Peterson Sherry Quarnstrom Scott Renard Michelle Rafftery Mark Retica Seniors 189 190 Seniors Brenda Schroeder S V f Richard Schilling Randie Schwab Richard Riopel Steve Sample Brent Schlaeger Steve Schroeder Sandy Schwartz Bob Shoberg ili Jean Schleicher Edith Searby Janet Shogren Janet Schaffer Joe Schmitt Darla Schultz Kim Sedlacek Kristen Shogren Julie Ruddy Lee Scherer Lisa Schmitt Dave Schultz Lisa Sedok Robin Stegert Cathy Skoglund Sonia Stace Derek Steffenson Steve Stegner Kim Stricklin Chris Swenson Jim Stendahl Michelle Strandness Jolene Sunsten Mary Svec Kevin Swaim Tammy Swanson Peggy Swedeen Neil Swenson Dawn Thaemert Janet Thomasen Dan Timm Ron Trombley Seniors 191 192 Seniors Kelli Tubbs Jeff Vollhaber Lori Watters m Bret Weiss Lynne Wiberg Joni Wavrin Jacquelin Westhoff Karen Wilberg Jeff Urmann Denise Westlund Tammy Wilcox David Weeks Sandra Wessel Susan Weir Jenny Williamson Jeff Winberg Bill Wolner Jeff Yezek Rocanne Wizik Julie Woodington Tom Zanosko Carol Zeches Teresa Wlaschin Gina Wright Seniors 193 SENIOR INDEX A Amundsen, Michelle Volleyball 10,11 Girls Softball 10,11,12 Anderson, Christine National Honor Society 11,12 Math Science Tutor 11,12 Anderson, Erica Leigh Ranger Band 10 Choir 11,12 Flag Corps 10 Mezmora 12 Student Council 12 Speech Club 11,12 Plays: Guys and Dolls. Solid Gold Cadillac. Miracle Worker, Our Town. Godspell. Damn Yankees Anderson, Jeff St. Anthony Village High School Mn. Anderson, Jenni National Honor Society 11,12 Anderson, Jody Choir 10,11,12 Anderson, Robert S. Debate 12 Declamation 11,12 Math Aid 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Boy'sTrack 11,12 Anzaldi, Kent T. Athol High School, Mass. Ski Club 11,12 Arneson, Julie Cheerleader 10,12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Spanish Club 10 Volleyball 10 Avery, Tammy Choir, 10,11,12 Flag Corps 10 Plays: Our Town Costume Crews Backus, Debbie Minnehaha Academy, MN. Ballard, Chris Banta, Jan Suzanne Breeze 10,11,12 Choir 10,11,12 Declamation 11,12 Spanish Club 10,11 Library Aid 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Plays: The Miracle Worker, Our Town, The Glass Menagerie, Godspell, Damn Yankees Barkeim, Dawn Choir 10 French Club 10 Spanish Club 10 Beck, Rick Student Aid 11,12 Sophomore Class Council Football 10,11,12 Boy s Track 10 Weight Club 10,11,12 Lighting Technician for Drama 10 Beeksma. Richard Library Aid Bell, John Ski Club 10,12 Boy’s Basketball 11 Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Boy'sTrack 12 Benson, Cindy French Club 10,11,12 Benson, Nadine Borens, Collette Student Aid 10,11 Bergman, Heidi Forester 11 Bernier, John Grace Christian, MN. Cross Country 12 Berwald, Brenda Chisago Lakes High School, MN. Cheerleader 10 Spanish Club 10 Student Council 10 Plays: Don't Drink the Water Beyer, Anita Girl's Tennis 12 Blackbird, Jim National Honor Society 12 Bodine, Donna Volleyball 2 years Girl's Softball Plays: Damn Yankees Bohnen, Annette D. Booth, Steven G. Ski Club 10,11 Football 10,11,12 Boraas, Dean AV Aide Lighting Tech 10,11,12 Plays: Lighting For: Guys Dolls, Our Town, Glass Menagerie, Godspell. Damn Yankees Born, Robin FHA 10,11 Bower, Greg Ranger Band 10 Boys’ Basketball 10,11,12 Boys Track 10,11,12 Boyer, John Bradshaw, Greg Mankato East High School. MN. Brennhofer, Sue OJT 12 Brodtmann, Jennifer Ranger Band 10 Cross Country Cheerleader 12 Rangerette 10 Spanish Club 11,12 Speech Club 10 Plays: Our Town Broker, Jim Brown, Brenda Brown, Greg Baseball 10,11,12 Brunfelt, Brian Bulow, Vicky French Club 10,11,12 Volleyball 10 Girl's Softball 10 Wrestling Statistician 10,11,12 c Carlson, Brenda Charais, Cathy Math Aide 10 Ski Club 10,11 Girl’s Softball 10,12 Charpentier, Jeanne Choir 11,12 National Honor Society, 11,12 Girl’s Track 10,11 Clausen, Ron Boy's Basketball Clendenen, Kathy Choir 10,11,12 FFA 11,12 Forester 10 Ski Club 10 Spanish Club 12 Tutor 11 Girl’s Track 10 Play: Damn Yankees — Backstage Cohoes, Krissy Concert Band 10,11,12 Cheerleader 10,11,12 French Club 10,11,12 Marching Band 10,11,12 Math Science Tutor 12 Coleman, Nancy Math Aide 11 Ski Club 10 Spanish Club 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Girl’s Softball 11,12 Cournoyea, Debbie Wrestling Cheerleader 10,12 Cull, Rochelle Concert Band 12 Declamation 10,11,12 Rangerettes 11 Ski Club 12 Gymnastics 10 D Daninger, Denise Gym Aide 12 Student Council 10 Girl’s Basketball 10,11,12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Davis, Mike Ski Club 10,11 Football 10,11,12 Boy’sTrack 10,11 Degendorfer, Rick Baseball 10,11,12 Boy’s Basketball 10,11,12 Dent, Marie FFA 10,11,12 Cross Country 12 Girl’s Track 10,11,12 Dickey, Diane Concert Band 12 Varsity Band 10,11 Flag Corps 10 Pep Band 10,11,12 Ski Club 10 Volleyball 10,11 Girl’s Softball 10 Dierick, Catherine Girl’s Basketball 12 Girl’s Tennis 12 Girl’s Softball 12 Dill, Diana Football Cheerleader 12 Majorettes 10 Gymnastics 10 Distler, Patricia Ann Ski Club 10,11,12 Spanish Club 10,11 Dixon, Brenda Doerr, Jeff Baseball 10 Dube, Todd Football 10,11,12 Dupre, Chris Forester 10,11 Student Aide 11,12 E Eberhardt, Troy Eder, Brian C. Ski Club 12 Intramural Soccer 10.11 Boy’sTrack 10,11,12 Emerson, Mark Debate 10 Boy’sTrack 10 Emerson, Marvin Debate 10 Ski Club 10 Football 11 Intramural Soccer 10 Boy’sTrack 10 Endrizzi, Jim Ski Club 10 National Honor Society. 11,12 Weight Club 12 Erickson, Beth Grace Alliance Concert Band 11 Ranger Band 10 Choir 12 Debate 10 Erickson, Dianne M. Senior High Dishwasher in Cafeteria Erickson, Karla Ski Club 10 Erickson, Scott F Faymoville, Todd Ski Club 10,11 Feils, Jayne Ranger Band 10 Gym Aide 12 Homecoming Royalty Candidate 12 Gymnastics 10,11,12 Girl’s Tennis 10,11,12 Ferrazzi, Phil J. Student Council 12 Hockey 10,11,12 Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Boy’sTrack 10,11,12 Findlay, Mike Football 10,11,12 Boy'sTrack 10 Flaherty, Maureen Rifle Guards 10 Spanish Club 10,11 Girl’s Track 12 Flor, Lisa Marie Girl’s Softball 10,11,12 Volleyball 11 Flor, Paul R. Forman, Scott Ranger Band 10 Breeze 10 Forthuber, Fred Letterman'sClub 10,11,12 Math-Science Tutor 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Cross Country 10,11,12 Boy'sTennis 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,11,12 Fredrickson, Jodi Varsity Band 10,11,12 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Girl’s Tennis 10,11,12 Girl’s Softball 10,11,12 Friedman, Steven Ski Club 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Friel, Joe Student Council 10 Golf 10 Hockey 10,11,12 G Gabriel, Pat Geske, Connie L. Cheerleader 10 Gymnastics 10 Geske, Renee Glenn, Lynda Concert Band 11,12 Cheerleader 12 Majorettes 11,12 Office Aide 12 Gort, Tim Baseball 10,11,12 Football 10,11 Wrestling 10 Granberg, Michael Graslee, Kristi Gravelle, Tal 194 Senior Index Baseball 10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 Hockey 10,11,12 Graves, Caree French Club 10,11.12 Ski Club 10 National Honor Society 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Girl’s Softball 10,11,12 Ranger Band 10 Groenweg, Karlo Football 10,11,12 Boy's Track 10,11,12 Weight Club 10,11,12 Grover, Tom Concert Band 10 Boy’s Tennis 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,11 Guckeen, Darcie H Hagert, Beth Declamation 12 Forester 12 Rangerettes 10 Hagman, Sara National Honor Society 11 Girl's Basketball 10,11,12 Hall, Troy Concert Band 10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Ski Club 10 Marching Band 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 11 Hallberg, Becky Varsity Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Hansen, Joel M. Concert Band 10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11,12 Debate 12 Declamation 11,12 Math Aide 12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Ski Club 10,11 Student Council 12 Marching Band 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Drum Major 12 Football 10,11 Boy’s Track 10,11,12 Hanzal, Jeff Halverson, Darla Harelson, Scott L. Ranger Band 10 Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 10 Harrington, Tammie Forester 12 Student Aide 10,12 Guitar Club 12 Haus, Toni Crosscountry 10,11,12 Gymnastics 10,11,12 Softball 10,11,12 Hawkinson, Helen Varsity Band 10,11 Pep Band 10,11 Volleyball 10,11 Girl's Softball 10,11,12 Haworth, Betsy Declamation 10 Forester 10,11 National Honor Society 11,12 Heck, Jill Varsity Band 10,11 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Girl’s Track 10,12 Henry, Paul Golf 10,11,12 Herges, Lisa Girl’s Basketball Manager 10,11,12 Girl’s Track 10,11,12 Herubin, Wayne Ski Club 12 Student Aide 11,12 Boy’s Basketball 10,11 Holcomb, Rick Baseball 10,11,12 Hockey 11,12 Holmgren, Steve Holt, Crystal French Club 10,11,12 Hoppe, Linda Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 11 Math Aide 10 Pep Band 10,11 Houle, Francene Forester 11 Houle, Larry FFA Ski Club Hughes, Annette Hulsman, Diana Volleyball Hummel, Jerry Spanish Club 10 Weight Club 12 Hunter, Gordon Ski Club 10,11,12 Spanish Club 10 Weight Club 12 j Janssen, Andrew Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11 Marching Band 10,11,12 National Honor Society 12 Janu, Laurie Ann R. Breeze 10,11,12 Cheerleader 11,12 Declamation 11,12 FFA 12 French Club 10,11,12 Student Council 11 Gymnastics 10 Girl’s Track 10 Jeans, Mary Homecoming Royalty Candidate 12 Golf 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Jensen, Jerry Jensen, Larry Jensen, Steve Concert Band 10,11,12 French Club 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Boy's Tennis 10 Joachim, John Choir 11,12 Debate 10 Declamation 11,12 Math Aide 11 Student Aide 11 Student Council 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Football Manager 10 Plays: The Solid Gold Cadillac The Miracle Worker Our Town The Glass Menagerie Godspell Damn Yankees Johannes, Tyron Concert Band 12 Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 11 Ski Club 10 Pep Band 11,12 Johnson,Jake French Club 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Football 10,11 Boy's Track 10,11,12 Weight Club 10,11,12 Johnson, Jeff P. French Club 11,12 Boy's Basketball 10 Football 10 Johnson, Jill Concert Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Ski Club 10 Soanish Club 10 Math-Science Tutor 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Girl’s Tennis 10,11,12 Girl’s Track 10,11,12 Plays: Glass Menagerie Johnson, Karen Varsity Band 11 National Honor Society 11,12 Ranger Band 10 Flag Corps 10,11 Johnson, Kurt Concert Band 12 Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 10,11 Pep Band 10,11,12 Marching Band 11,12 Jones, Russ Jorgenson, Jim FFA 11 Boy's Basketball 10,11,12 Boy's Track 10,11,12 K Kabage, Kelly Irondale, MN. Kari, Leslie Taylors Falls High School, MN. Choir 12 Kazmierczak, Karen Concert Band 11,12 Ranger Band 10 Student Council 10,11,12 National honor Society 11,12 Student Council Secretary 11 Student Council President 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Softball 10,11,12 Keis, Patty Cheerleader 10,11,12 Choir 10,11 Junior Class Council Girl's Track 10,11,12 Keller, Cynthia Kellerhuis, Rondi Choir 10,11,12 Guidance Aide 10 Choir Secretary 12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Kertzscher, Erich Lighting Technician for Drama Boy’s Track 10,11,12 Weight Club 10,11,12 Plays: Godspell. Damn Yankees, Glass Menagerie, Birthday of the Infanta Kieliszewski, Scott Football 10 Boy's Track 10,11,12 Wrestling 10 Weight Club 10,11,12 Killian, Kimberly Ranger Band 10 Volleyball 10 King, Jay C. FFA 11 Ski Club 10 S110,11,12 Boy’s Track 10 Plays: Guys and Dolls Our Town Damn Yankees Kipping, Jodi Forester 11 Intramural Soccer 11,12 Kohler, Sue Koletad, Jeff Forester 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Football 10 Hockey 11,12 Intramural Soccer 11,12 Boy’s Tennis 10,11,12 Kosman, Gary Football 10,11 Boy's Track 10,11,12 Weight Club 10,11,12 Kostroski, Chris A. Cheerleader 12 Ski Club 12 Softball 10 Kristiaeter, Sissel Kroska, Geno Spanish Club 10 Tutor 11 National Honor Society 12 Boy’s Basketball 10,11 Cross Country 11 Intramural Soccer 10,11 Boy’s Tennis 10,11,12 Kroska, Bill Baseball 10,11,12 Hockey 10,11,12 Kupfer, Kimberly Kuznia, Lisa Breeze 10,11,12 Choir 10,11,12 Declamation 11,12 French Club 10,11,12 Student Aide 11 Student Council 12 Junior Class Officer National Honor Society 11,12 Plays: Solid Gold Cadillac Miracle Worker Our Town Glass Menagerie Godspell Damn Yankees Birthday of the Infanta L L’Allier, Lynette Varsity Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 11 Rifle Guards 10 Cross Country 10,11,12 Girl'sTrack 10,11,12 LBnegran, Nancy South St. Paul High School, MN. Choir 11 Larson, Sue K. Ranger Band 10 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Declamation 11,12 Student Council 10 Homecoming Candidate 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Plays: Our Town Damn Yankees Larson, Sue B Ski Club 10,11 Spanish Club 10,11 Girl's Basketball 10 Softball 10,11 Laason, Deborah Debate 10,11 Declamation 10,11,12 Forester 11,12 French Club 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Plays: The Glass Menagerie Damn Yankees Lee, Michael Park High School, MN. Lenz, Paul Leroux Gene FFA 10,11,12 Leroux, Kathy FFA 11 Ski Club 10 Lewis, Nick Lindeberg, Brent Student Aide 10 Linnell, Kim Spanish Club 10,11 Student Aide 11 Volleyball 10 Softball 10 Lipp, Ed Football 11 Boy’s Tennis 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 Lofgren, Oscar National Honor Society 12 Boy's Tennis 10,11,12 Senior Index 195 Long, Carol Cheerleader 11,12 Choir 10,11,12 Declamation 12 Junior Class Officer Gymnastics Manager 11 Plays: Guys and Dolls Damn Yankees Lott, Jan E. Ranger Band 10,11,12 Rangerettes 10 Lundeen, Cindy Concert Band 11,12 Ranger Band 10 Majorettes 10,11,12 Volleyball 10 Softball 10 Lynde, J.M. Debate 10,11,12 FFA 10,11,12 Maas, Michele Apple Valley Senior High, MN. French Club 10,11,12 Student Aide 10,11,12 Mansmith, Tim Wrestling 10,11,12 Plays: Damn Yankees Marier, Laura Cheerleader 10,12 French Club 10 Sophomore Class Officer National Honor Society 11 Gymnastics 10,11,12 Girls Track 10,11,12 Mattson, DeeAnn Concert Band 11,12 Stage Band 11,12 Varsity Band 10 Pep Band 10,11,12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Volleyball 10 Mayhew, Scott Ski Club 10 Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Weight Club 10 McBain, Bernie Baseball 10 Hockey 11 Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Weight Club 11 McChesney, Julie Girls Softball 11,12 McLean, Penny Ranger Band 10 French Club 10,11,12 Student Aide 12 Menne, Bob Wrestling 10,11,12 Mike, Shelly Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 11 Flag Corps 10,11 Girls Basketball 10 Softball 10,11,12 Miller, John Intramural Soccer 11 Miller, Tammy Math Aide 10 Montean, Ted Baseball 10,11 Hockey 10,11,12 Motschenbacher, Anna Girls Tennis 10,11,12 Muller, Jill Choir 10,11,12 Library Aide 12 Murphy, Shawn E. Myers, Vera Andrea Football Cheerleader 11 Hockey Cheerleader 11,12 French Club 11,12 Ski Club 10 Golf 12 Girls Tennis 10,12 Myrmel, Laurie Student Aide 10,11 Student Council 10 Cross Country 10 Nadeau, Cathy National Honor Society 11,12 Girls Track 10,12 Nave, Todd Lettermans Club 11,12 Spanish Club 10,11 Football 10,11,12 Boys Tennis 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,11,12 Plays: Damn Yankees Nelson, Jill Girls Basketball 10,11,12 Nielsen, Denise Choir 11 Forester 12 Gymnastics 10,11,12 Nimis, Greg Ski Club 10 o Oberg, Clara Och, David Boys Tennis 11,12 Ohmann, Tim Baseball 10,11,12 Hockey 11,12 Olsen, Kim Olson, Judy Concert Band 12 Varsity Band 10,11 Declamation 10,11 Pep Band 10,11,12 Spanish Club 10,11 National Honor Society 11 Volleyball 10 Plays: Solid Gold Cadillac Onell, Todd Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Osterbauer, Kevin Intramural Soccer 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 Ostertag, Michael Junior Class Officer Hockey 10,11 Intramural Soccer 11 Ostrand, Peter National Honor Society 11,12 Boy’s Tennis 10 Owen, Julie Student Aide p Palakangas, Thomas Student Aide 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 Cross Country 10,11,12 Parker, Carl Baseball 10,11,12 Boys Basketball 10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 Paulino, Peggy Varsity Band 10,11,12 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Homecoming Candidate 12 Cross Country 10,11,12 Girls Track 10,11,12 Peiffer, Herb Grace Alliance, MN. Student Aide 12 Boy's Track 11 Plays: Damn Yankees Peikert, Johann Concert Band 10,11,12 Stage Band 11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Marching Band 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Football 10,11,12 Boys Track 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 Peltier, Dannie Pep Band 10 Student Aide A.V. 10 Focus 11,12 Set Crew 11 Costume Crew 11 Peltier, Julie Varsity Band 10,11 FFA 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11 Peterson, Doug Peterson, Larry Concert Band 10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Ski Club 10,11 Marching Band 10,11,12 Homecoming Candidate 12 Baseball 10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 Weight Club 10 Plays: Guys and Dolls (orchestra) Damn Yankees (orchestra) Peterson, Susan Ranger Band 10 Volleyball 10,11,12 Peterson, Todd Concert Band 11 Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 10 Math Aide 12 Pep Band 10,11 Intramural Soccer 10,11 Boys Track 10 Praffendore, Katherine Symphonic Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Rangerettes 11 Rifle Guards 10 Band Aide 11,12 Marching Band 10,11,12 Cross Country 10 Poff, Dede Pogreba, Shannon concert Band 11,12 Varsity Band 10,11 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Debate 10 Pep Band 10,11,12 Student Council 12 Sophomore Class Council Junior Class Council National Honor Society 11,12 Plays: Our Town Damn Yankees Pratt, Jeffrey L. FFA 12 Q Quigley, Dawn Girls Basketball 10,11,12 Quarnstrom, Sherry Debate 12 Declamation 11,12 French Club 10,11,12 Spanish Club 10,11 R Rafftery, Michelle Cleveland Junior High School, MN. Cheerleader 11,12 FFA 10 Library Aide 11 Girls Basketball 10 Girls Softball 10,11,12 Rasmussen, Sandy Ski Club 10 Reiling.Tom Ski Club Remitz, Duke Homecoming Candidate 12 Hockey 10,11,12 Renard, Ron Golf, 10,11,12 Hockey 10,11,12 Renard, Scott Retica, Mark Boys Basketball 10,11,12 Golf 10,11.12 Reynolds, Teri White Bear Lake Senior High School. MN. Debate 11 Spanish Club 11,12 Rudisill, Greg Ranger Band 10 Ski Club 10,11 Football 10,11,12 Weight Club 10 Rudism, Greg Ranger Band 10,11 SkiClub 10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 Weight Club 10 s Sarne, Mike Varsity Band 10,11 Plays: Miracle Worker Glass Menagerie Godspell Damn Yankees Schaffer, Janet Concert Band 12 Ranger Band 10 Varsity Band 11 Cheerleader 11,12 Pep Band 11 Rifle Guards 10 SkiClub 10 Spanish Club 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Volleyball 10 Softball 10 Schlaeger, Brent Concert Band 11,12 Ranger Band 10 Marching Band 11,12 Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Schleicher, Jean Debate 10 Declamation 10,12 Math Tutor 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Skills Development Tutor 12 Schmitt, Lisa Gymnastics 10 Volleyball 10,11,12 Girls Softball 10,11,12 Schroeder, Brent French Club 10,11,12 Schroeder, Steven Schultz, Darla Schultz, Dave Baseball 10,11,12 Football 10,11,12 Weight Club 10 Schwab, Randie Homecoming Candidate 12 Football 10,11,12 Boys Track 10 Schwartz, Sandy Schweitzer, John Golf 11,12 Searby, Edith A. Sedlacek, Kimberly L. Guidance Office Aide 11 Seim, Shawn SkiClub 10,11 Soccer 10,11,12 Shogren, Kris Concert Band 12 Varsity Band 10,11 FHA 11 French Club 11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Forester 12 Siegert, Robin Rae Declamation 10,11,12 Math Aide 10 Spanish Club 10,11 Skoglund, Cathy Spanish Club 10 Sparks, Dwayne Boys Track 11 Stace, Sonia Steffenson, Derick Baseball 10,11,12 196 Senior Index Boys Basketball 10 Intramural Soccer 10,11,12 Stagner, Stephen Math Aide 10,11,12 Student Council 12 Science T utor 10,11,12 Stendall, Jim Stricklin, Kimberlee Forester 10,11 French Club 10,11,12 Softball 10 FHA 12 Summer, Todd Ski Club 10,11,12 Sunsten, Jolene Choir 10,11,12 Declamation 11,12 Mezmora 10,11,12 Drama Club 10,11,12 Plays: Guys and Dolls Our Town Godspell Damn Yankees Svec, Mary Girls Basketball 10 Girls Track 10,11,12 Volleyball 10,11,12 Swedeen, Peggy Choir 11,12 Mezmora 12 Plays: Godspell Damn Yankees Swenson, Neil Concert Band 11,12 Ranger Band 10 Stage Band 12 Varsity Band 10 FFA 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 FFA 11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 Trombley, Ronald Choir 12 Student Aide 11 Student Council 10,11,12 Homecoming Candidate 12 Plays: Our Town Godspell Damn Yankees Birthday of the Infanta Tubbs, Kelli Rae Concert Band 10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 11,12 Plays: Godspell (Band) Ski Club 10 Tyler, Michelle Girls Track 10 Volleyball 10,11 Softball 11,12 Forester, 12 u Urmann, Jeff Intramural Soccer 11,12 Boys Track 10,11 Weight Club 10,11 v Van De Wiele, Veerle Debate 12 French Club 12 Tutor 12 Vollhaber, Jeff w Waataja, Marceen Concert Band 10,11,12 Pep Band 10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Girls Tennis 10,11,12 Wallbridge, Jr., Gene D. Johnson High School, MN. Football 11,12 Boys Track 10 Weight Club 10,11 Wallin, Tony Edina-East Senior High School, MN. Watters, Lori Wavrin, Joni Cheerleader 10,11,12 Spanish Club 11,12 Volleyball 10 Weaver, Dan Ranger Band 10 Ski Club 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 Weeks, David Weir, Susan Varsity Band 10,11 Flag Corps 10,11 Pep Band 11 Worth, Mark National Honor Society 11 Football 10,11,12 Golf 10,11,12 Hockey 10,11,12 West, William Roger Westberg, Connie Choir 11 Forester 12 Office Aide 12 OJT12 Wetterstrom, Roy National Honor Society 11,12 Boys Basketball 10 Wiberg, Lynne Wilcox, Tammy Ranger Band V2 year 10 Varsity Band Vs year 10,11 Flag Corps 10,11 Willcocks, Jean Choir 10,11 Student Council 11 Girls Track 10,11,12 Volleyball 10 Williams, JoAnna French Club 12 Williams, Shari FFA 11,12 Ski Club 10 Winberg, Jeff FFA 10,11,12 Football 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 Winter, Barb Wizik, Roxanne National Honor Society 11 Girls Tennis 10 Wlaechin, Teresa French Club 10,11,12 Choir 12 Volleyball 10 Girls Softball 10 National Honor Society 11 Wolner, Bill Cross Country 11,12 Football 10 Boys Track 10,11,12 Plays: Damn Yankees The Birthday of the Infanta Y Yezek, Jeff z Zaruba, Mark Hockey 10,11,12 Zeches, Carol Student Council 10 T Thaemert, Dawn Varsity Band 10,11,12 SHAWN MURPHY 1964-1982 Senior Index 197 200 Patrons Carousel Beauty Salon Kolbow's Interiors R. W. Gross, DDS, P.A. 633 S. Lake Street 21480 N. Forest Blvd. N. J. Messelt DDS 464-3331 464-5284 Forest Lake Dr. John M. Elverum Kopy Boy 464-2248 Optometrist 556 S. Lake Street Sears Authorized Catalog Sales Professional Building 464-2776 Merchant — John Morley Forest Lake Forest Lake 464-4824 Lakes Dental Association 464-3356 Forest Lake Chamber of Drs. Stensrud, Goodoien and Heaney S.R.C. Inc. Commerce Forest Lake 464-7277 Chisago City, MN Forest Lake Scandia 433-2655 462-5298 464-3200 Mattson Funeral Home Tennis Realty Forest Lake Dental Lab, Inc. 343 N. Shore Drive 943 S. Lake 1068 S. Lake, Suite 12 464-3556 464-5813 464-7207 Meister’s Bar and Grill W.C. Hallberg and Associates, Inc. Forest Lake Floral and Scandia Professional Building Green house 433-5230 Forest Lake 508 S. Lake Street 464-7727 464-2134 Montgomery Ward 43 N. Lake Street Waynes Star Market Forest Lake Printing 464-8624 Wyoming 468 S. Lake 462-4014 464-3116 Newman’s Ski and Sport Shop 456 N. Shore Drive WLKX-FM 96 Radio Forest Lake Times 464-3246 631 S. Lake Street 120 N. Lake 464-6796 464-4601 Playdium Recreational Center 47 S.Lake Yellow Bus Hardware Hank 464-2063 826 S. Lake 79 S. Lake Street 464-2112 464-6262 Rolseth Drug Harold’s Shoes and Locker 95 N. Lake 464-2114 Room Downtown Forest Lake 464-2258 FOREST LAKE AMERICAN LEGION Best of Luck — Class of ’82 -----------------------------------------------------' Patrons 201 s4cCventi e ; t. n . � }| Jahnke’sDISCOUNT! T FOODS SERVING THE FOREST LAKE AREA... IT'S NEW IT'S EXCITING! tir Congratulations! Larry Crouse Marvin Emerson Lisa Flor Je jnna Janitschke Kevin Mahoney Lori Watters 840 So. Lake Street Forest Lake, MN 55025 Tel. (612) 464-7343 Telephone (612) 464-3425 RICHARD R. NYMAN, D.D.S., P.A. General Dentistry Orthodontics 1068 South Lake, Suite 200 Forest Lake, Minnesota 55025 202 Ads The Photographers Highway 8 East Forest Lake Lindstrom • FOREST LAKE LIONS CLUB Roster ACTIVE MEMBERS� ANDER50N, Norm (Batty) 464-2496 BARTEL� Bernard (Ann) 464-3008 BARTON, Louis (Patsy) 464-6167 BEATTIE, Robert (Clarice) 464-2170 BONK, John (Patricia) 426-2959 BROWNER, Stanley (Wary) 257-2634 BRUNFELT, Robert (Carol) 433-2131 CARLSON, David (Marge) 464-5423 COHOES, Floyd (Neva) 433-3523 ERICKSON, Reynold (Grace) 464-3330 EWERT, Elvin Al 464-4074 FULTZ, Don (Eunice) 464-2620 MARROD, David (Ida) 464-9962 HILLMAN, James (Jackie) 464-2073 JOHNSON, Dele (Ardith) 464-4562 KELLEY, Robert (Sharon) 464-4507 KLIMA5, Kenneth (Loretta) 464-5264 People at Feoce CLUB MEETING� 1st 3rd fhurs QUON YEE RESTAUR. 6i45 p.ra. BOARD MEETINGi 2nd Thurs. QUON YEE RESTAUR. 7 00 p.m. KOTEK, Robert (Cordelia) 433-2149 LE5TRUD, Howard (Judy) 464-3062 MATTSON, Neil (Mabel) 464-3529 MEHLHOEF, Tom (Jan) 464-3040 MICKELSON, Marvin (Jeneda) 464-4690 MOORE, Gerald (Elizabeth) 464-4435 PLANTZ, Joseph (Sonja) 464-6574 RYDEEN, Gordon (Judy) 433-2147 SATHER, Lloyd (Marge) 464-6374 SEDLACEK, George (Phyllis) 464-3422 SETTERHOLM, Mitz (Dorie) 464-3531 SHOGREN, Robert (Bettye) 464-6664 SIEFKE5, Roger (Beverly) 464-8153 5TEENERS0N, Mark 464-7721 or 6970 STEFFEN, Darwin (Pat) 464-4079 5TR0M0UIST, Elmer (Joyce) 257-2232 TOLZMANN, Leonard (Irene) 464-3930 TOLZMANN, Norm.w, (Bnul.ih) 464-3700 TOLZMANN, Ray (Mercedes) 464-2270 TYLER, Oick (Joyce) 464-5330 V Leo C. Sinna, D.D.8. P.A. Practice Limited to Orthodontics For Adults and Children 24-hour Coffee Shop Dining Room Fizgig’s Peanut Bar Banquet Party Facilities 1068 So. Lake Si Suite 205 Forest Lake, MN 55025 464-6988 Dwight Sue Zaudtke, Owners V - ■ Congratulations 1982 Graduates! Forest Lake Y outh Service Bureau 1068 S. Lake St. Forest Lake, MN 464-3685 THE MUSIC CONNECTION [NC. Instruments • Accessories • Sheet Music Lessons Rentals • Repairs 806 So. Lake St. Forest Lake,MN 464-5252 204 Ads f 4? ?%t-%2 BLACKSMITH’S COLLISION CENTER 21438 Forest Blvd. Forest Lake, Minn. 55025 Phone: 464-3014 Auto Glass Installation Rental Cars Wheel Aligning Frame Straightening 24 Hour Towing Service Completely New Banking Facilities Conveniently Located — Ample Parking Friendly and Courteous Service 464-6340 Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday Convenient Customer Hours 8:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Drive-up to 6:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Drive-up only 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 NOON 320 W. Broadway Forest Lake --------------- ■ Congratulations Class of ’82 Congratulations From Your FOREST LAKE AUTO DEALERS AMERICAN BREEDER SERVICE 1068 8ou+h Lake 464-4208 Benson Peterson Oldsmobile Chelso-Tate Country Ford Inc. Lake Country Dodge-Chrysler Inc. Novak Pontiac-Buick-GMC J Ads 205 Congratulations! Jennifer Brodtmann Maureen Flaherty Sandra Noreen Seven North Lake Forest Lake. MN 55025 464-4251 v - The Photographers ‘We Capture Time’ 464-3073 4--------------------------------------- WITH OFFICE IN STACY WYOMING MINNESOTA “Your friendly Full Service Bank” Wyoming Office 462-4711 Stacy Office 462-2240 FOREST LAKE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING • Sales • Installation • Service • Sheet Metal Fabrication 24 Hour Emergency Service 464-6056 14252 W. Freeway Dr. Forest Lake 206 Ads ctaentiAen Mfo 2 r—----------------------------------- Congratulations and Best Wishes to All the 1982 Graduates From All of us at the Forest Lake VFW Post 4210 Ads 207 s4dventi4e H€ U4 ? ?%?-%2 FOREST LAKE LIONS CLUB The Forest Lake Lions take pride in their motto: “We Serve” and have followed through with that motto by participating in many community, state, national and international projects. Donations to: Eye Bank Hearing Foundation Camp Courage Camp Friendship Camp New Hope Minnesota Sheriffs Boys Ranch Leader Dog School — Christmas baskets for needy families — Eye exams for needy — Glaucoma clinic — Cabinet for new city library — Trash barrels in winter on lakes — Visited elderly on World Service Day — Purchased hearing aid for needy child — Purchased wheel chair for crippled child — Donated to community scholarship foundation — Purchased radio for ambulance — Purchased merry-go-round for Lakeside Park — Built shelter for Lakeside Park — Helped sponsor pre-school hearing and vision screening — Donation to Whispering Pines (elderly complex) Supported School District 831 chemical dependency program — Duncan Chiropractic Health Center 719 West Broadway Forest Lake, Minn. USA 55025 612-464-4199 ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP WHAT YOU ARE ... TO BECOME WHAT YOU CAN BE? Become a chiropractor and join the renaissance of life. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982! “The doctor of the future will give no medicine but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and the cause and prevention of disease.” — Thomas A. Edison 208 Ads SETTER HOLM’S Patty Distler Rick Degendorfer Eddie Lipp Gene Walbridge Congratulations Graduates Best of Luck Class of ’82 Diversified Products, Inc. INDUSTRIAL PARK - P.0. BOX 366 612 462A526 WYOMING, MINN. 55092 ------------------------------ Congratulations Seniors from McDonald’s Terri Alexander Kent Anzaldi Julie Arneson Debbie Backus Mike Davis Jeff Hanzal Diana Hulsman Jill Johnson Ron McNamara Kellie Poetz Michelle Rafftery Shelly Ruddy Greg Rudisill Janet Schaffer Renee Schroeder Steve Schroeder Holly Stoltzman Joni Wavrin Ads 209 STAFF DIRECTORY Altavilla, Michael Algebra II; Practical Math; B.S. — Mankato State University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married, 3 children; Likes hunting, fishing, refereeing basketball football. Anderson, Charles C. U.S. History; Phy Ed.; Boys Basketball; B.A. — Moorhead State University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married, 1 child; Likes sports, gardening. travel. Anderson, Jane Home Economics; Foods I; Foods II; Clothing Basics; Creative Sewing; Consumer Economics; B.A. - College of St. Catherine; Single. 1 child; Likes swimming, scuba diving, reading, biking. Anderson. Richard Phy. Ed. Health; Intramural Weight Training; B.S. — Hamline University; Single; Likes cooking and dancing. Anderson. Rick Business Ed.; Varsity Basketball; Coach; B.S. — Bemidji State University: Single; Likes sports. Ashby. Gordon Marriage Family; World War II; B.A. — Macalester College; Married, 4 children; Likes racquetball, fishing, golf, music, the Vikings. Baldwin, Tom Composition I; Composition II; Basic Communications; A.A. — University of Minnesota; B.A. — University of Minnesota; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married, 3 children; Likes golf, writing, fishing. reading. Barragry, Julie Wheeler Focus; B.S. — University of Wisconsin; Married, Likes skiing, reading. Benedict, Rena Chemistry; Physics: B.A. — University of Minnesota; Institute of Technology Southwest State University; Married. 1 child; Likes tennis, reading, soap operas, baseball, football. Bernauer, Michael F. World Literature; Myth and Legend; Composition I; Essentials of English; St. John s University; Arizona State University; Single; Likes movies, swimming. selling suits at J.C. Penney in Rosedale. Blasko. David Trade Industry; Vocational Auto; B.S. — Stout State University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married. 2 children; Likes gymnastics, hunting, stock car racing. Branson. Junior Vehicles; Basic Electricity; Basic Electronics; Transistor; Recreational Sports; B.S. — University of Minnesota; M.A. — University ot Minnesota; Married, 2 children; Likes square dancing, camping. Briquet, Kathy Phy Ed. Health; Outdoor Ed.; Weight Training; B Squad Volleyball Coach; Track; B.S. — University of Minnesota; M.E. — University of Minnesota; Single; Likes outdoor activities. Buys. Jack Office Procedure; Typing; Shorthand; Business Machines; A.B. — Allegheny College; Th.B. — St. Paul Bible College; M.A. - College of St. Thomas; Married. 4 children; Likes gardening. Carlson, Richard Psychology; Thinking Power; Science Fiction; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; Married; Likes chess, science fiction, general science. Lake Superior s North Shore. Chalberg, Charlie Algebra I; Practical Math; Geometry; Girls Basketball; Girls Softball; A.A. — Wlllmar Junior College; B.A. — Southwest State University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Single; Ukes sports, travel, movies. Conley, Jack Athletic Director; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married, 3 children; Likes golf, bridge, all sports. Cooper, Russell Assistant Principal; B.A. — Purdue; M.A. — University of Wisconsin; Doctorate — Indiana University; 2 children; Likes driving race car. fishing. Dettmer, Bob Phy. Ed. Health; Outdoor Ed.; Head Varsity Wrestling Coach; B.S. — Bemidji State University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married, 2 children; Likes canoeing, camping, backpacking, Alaskan travel. Dittberner, Judy American History I II; U.S. Geography; World Geography; Contemporary Problems; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; Married; Likes needlepoint, sewing, reading, gardening, skiing, snowshoeing, going to auctions, collecting antiques, remodeling our old home. taking up racquetball again. Driscoll, Kathie Reading; Practical Writing; Forester Advisor; B.A. — Western Illinois University; M.S. — Western Illinois University; Single, 2 children; Likes playing pool, is a F.L.H.S. wrestling fan. Geving, Nancy Biology; B.A. — Westmar College; Married; Likes the outdoors, biking, canoeing, photography. Gorka, Dee Secretary;Likes crafts, decorating, boating, cooking. Griffin, John Essentials of English; Composition I; Teacher's certificate in English — Sheffield Teacher Training College; Married. 2 children; Likes basketball. drama. Hallin, Stephen D. Industrial Education; Plastics; Welding; Arch Drawing; Ski Club; Scuba Diving; B.A. — Stout University; M.A. - College of St. Thomas; Married. 2 children. Hanson, Diane Special Education; B.A. — St. Cloud State University; Single; Likes needlecraft. jogging, watching sporting events. reading. Hansen. Mark R. Art I II; Introduction to Fine Arts; Ceramics and Studio Ceramics; B.F.A. — University of South Dakota; M.A. — Arizona State University; Married. 3 children; Likes painting, bridge. Hebert, Henry Speech I; Onstage: Dramatic Literature; Speech II; Drama Director Advisor; Declamation Resource; B.A. — Central Michigan University; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married; Likes home gardening, is an avid theater goer, movie nut. reads. Hill. Mark Ag. Leadership; Ag. Coop Placement; Animal Science; Horses Horsemanship; Land Use; Crop Soil Science; Ag. Business Mgt.; B.S. — University of Minnesota; Married; Likes hunting fishing. Hipkins, Tom Track Coach; Learning Disabilities; B.S. — Mankato State University; Married; Likes fishing, tennis. reading. Howe, James Art; Sculpture; Jewelry; Graphics; Photography, B.S. — Bemidji State University; Married; Likes hunting, fishing, cross country, skiing. Hyatt, Loyal Agribusiness; FFA; B.S. — University of Minnesota; Married. 7 children; Likes hunting, fishing, carpentry, family church. Jacobs, Dan ISR; Cross Country Coach; Basketball Coach; Softball Coach; B.A. — Gustavas; Adolphus College; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Single; Likes all sports, plays, reading. Knutson, Deborah Jean Speech; Basic Communications; Speech Coach; B.S. — Southwest State University; Single; Likes Latin Ballroom Dance, Choreography Dance, Mime, Creative Dramatics. Theatre Arts, the outdoors. Koski, Lyle Assistant Principal; B.S. — University of Minnesota; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; E.D.S. — College of St. Thomas; Married, 2 children: Likes sports carpentry. Kostecki, Paul M. Power; Track; University of Minnesota; Married. 2 children; Likes fishing, golf, tennis, broomball, hockey. construction. Larson, Allen Photography I II; Studio; Art II; Sculpture: B A - Augsburg College; N.A. — St. Cloud State University; Married. 2 children; Likes photography, painting, camping, hunting. fishing. Lautigar, John Math; Assistant Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach; Lettermen Advisor; B.S. — Winona State University; Married, 3 children; Likes all sports. 210 Staff Directory Lewis. Jeff Geology; Meteorology; Applied Science; B.S. — University of Wisconsin; Single; Likes fishing, travel. automobile repair. Mahoney. Steve Phy. Ed.; Head Basketball Coach; B.S. — University of North Dakota; M.A. — Central Michigan University; Married; Likes fishing, hunting, flying, golf, trap shooting, snow skiing, antique collection. Malerich, Thomas K. Focus; St. John's University; Married, 1 child; Likes sports. Matzdorf, Larry J. Math; B.S. — Bemidjl State University. Married; Likes hunting, fishing, skiing, participating in athletic events. McElrath. Bill U.S. History; Economics; Soviet Union; Student Council; Advisor; Concessions Advisor; B.A. — Macalester College; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married. 2 children; Likes cross country skiing, hockey, collecting antiques. running. Mollen. Carol Focus English; B.S. — University of Minnesota; Single; Likes skiing, reading, biking, swimming, playing volleyball. Moskop, Richard Media Specialist; Senior Class Advisor; B.S. — Mankato State University; M.S. — St. Cloud State University; Married. 1 child; Likes reading, hunting, fishing. Motschenbacher, Stan Guidance Counselor; Assistant Sophomore Football Coach; B.S. — Moorhead State University; M.A. — Michigan State University; Married. 5 children; likes hunting, fishing, music, coins family history. Nagotski. Linda B.S. — St. Cloud State University; Married; Likes reading, outdoor activities. Nelson, Donald A. Math; Junior Class Advisor; B.S. — University of South Dakota; M.E. — University of North Dakota; SP.E. — College of St. Thomas; Single. Nelson. Julie Phy. Ed.; Head Gymnastics Coach; University of Minnesota; Indiana University; Purdue University; Augustana College; Married, 1 child; Likes dancing, gymnastics, outdoor activities, sports. Nelson, Rollin History; Music — Band; B.S. — University of Minnesota; Northwestern University; Married. 2 children; Likes swimming, bike riding, tennis. music. Newell. Tom Personal Law; Typing; Bookkeeping; B.A. — College of St. Thomas; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Single; Likes training retrievers, bicycling, canoeing. Nickerson. Donna Guidance Counselor; B.A. — Macalester College; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married, 3 children; Likes camping, fishing, stitchery, music, cooking, eating, reading. O’Connell, Jodell Family Living; Exploring Childhood; Foods; FHA Advisor; B.S. — Stout University; Single; Likes cooking, reading, theatre, running. sports. Olsen. John Language Arts; Creative Writing; Essentials of English; Stagecraft; B.S. — University of Minnesota; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married; Likes fighting fires, woodcutting, writing, doodling, running, gardening, clowning. Olson. Myrtle Skills Development; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married; Likes travel, concerts, plays, reading, entertaining, gardening, boating. fishing. Olson. William Algebra I; Practical Math; U.S. Coast Guard; Academy; University of Minnesota; Single; Likes scuba diving, hunting, bicycling. Onell. Carleen M. Myth and Legend; Short Story; Cooperative Learning; Thinking Power; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; Married; Likes sewing, reading, cooking, riding bike. Paulson. Joan Phy. Ed.; Team Sports; Adaptive Phy. Ed.; Head Coach Volleyball Softball: B.S. — Mankato State University; Single; Likes racquetball, fishing, cross country skiing, gardening, officiating volleyball basketball. Peltier, Doug American History: Contemporary Problems, part time Assistant Principal: Head Hockey Coach; Assistant Baseball Coach; B.A. — Unniversty of Minnesota; Married. 3 children. Peterson. Penny Floral Design; Horticulture; Exploring Agribusiness; B.S. — Kansas State University; Married. 1 child; Likes camping, biking. swimming. Poepard. Dan Guidance Counselor; Sophomore Basketball Coach; A.A. — Mesabe State Community College; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; M.A. — St. Cloud State University; Married, 3 children; Likes all athletics fishing. Pogreba, Tom Arch Drawing; Mechanical Drawing; Carpentry; Wrestling Coach; St. Cloud State University; Married. 3 children; Likes farming. Rieman, John B. Metals; Wrestling Coach; B.S. — St. Cloud State University, M.A. — College of St. Thomas- Married, 3 children; Likes all sports, hunting. fishing. Reynolds. Tom Principal; B.S. — University of Minnesota; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married. 3 children; Likes lake cabin, golf, racquetball. spectator sports. Rose, Sharon B.S. — Moorhead State University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married. 2 children; Likes gardening, reading, needlework, family. Rowbotham, Bob Phy. Ed. Health; Hamline University; M.A. — College of St. Thomas; Married. 2 children; Likes hunting, fishing. Sahlin, Melba Secretary; Single; Likes reading, sewing. cooking. Slotsve, Phyllis Bookkeeping I II; Typing I II; B.S. — Minot State University; Married. 3 children; Likes reading, camping, boating, skiing. Stangeland. Roxanna Learning Disabilities; B.S. — Mankato State University; Married; Likes sewing, cross country skiing, jogging, sailing, mountain hiking. Stone. Janet Child Development; Housing lnteriors; Family Living; Parenting; University of Minnesota; Married, 2 children; Likes reading, sewing, traveling redecorating. Streater, Ralph English; Speech; Debate; Declamation; Voice of Democracy American Legion contests; B.S. — Mankato State University; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married. 2 children; Likes table tennis, dance, travel. writing. Streeter, William R. Reading; Track Coach; B.S. — St. Cloud State University; M S. — University of Northern Colorado; Married, 2 children; Likes fishing, hunting, snowmobiling. Swenson, Peggy Foods; Clothing; B.S. — Stout State University; Married, 2 children; Likes sewing. snowmobiling. Telchner, Sandra Marriage Family; American History I II; U.S. World History; B.A. — University of Minnesota; B.S. — University of Minnesota; M.A. — University of Minnesota; Married; Likes crafts camping. Tuominen. Marian Secretary; Humboldt Business; Married, 3 children; Likes traveling, knitting. crocheting. Walker. Dave Industrial Arts; Woods; M S. — St. Cloud State University; Married, 2 children; Likes traveling during the summer, archery. hunting. Wolf. Nancy Foreign Student Advisor. French Club Advisor; B.A. — University of Minnesota; B.S. — University of Minnesota; Single; Likes jogging, cross country, skiing, sewing, travel. Staff Directory 211 Sophomore Index Abler, Timothy Brown, Steven Forys, Christina Aldentaler, Sonya Bruaer, Daniel Fossen, Todd Alexander, Michael Bulow, Katherine Fowler, Monique Alexander, Tracy Bunn, Glen Fraley. Don Almquist, Mark Bunton, Gerald Frlberg, Timothy Alshouse, Brady Burros, Thomas Friedman, Karen Amundsen, Melanie Butz, Steven Fritz, Julie Anderson, James Canfield, Lonny Frogner, Barbara Anderson, Jeffrey Capeti, Kenneth Frost, Richard Anderson, Karen Cardinal, Phillip Garske. Louis Anderson, Krostofer Carlson, Traci Geving, Shane Anderson, Lisa Carlson, Trevor Glampolo, Victoria Anderson, Patricia Carlson, Tyler Gibson, Ramona Anderson, Robert Caroon, Mark Gifford, Elizabeth Anderson, Sheryl Casey, Christine Glaser, Darla Antisdel. Daniel Chaussee, Amy Golffon, Andrea Arsenal, Jane Chouinard, Daniel Golden, Michael Ash, Steven Chouinard, Lori Good road. Kyle Atkins, Thomas Chouinard, Lynn Goshey, Melissa Bahnemann, Vicki Clow, David Graf, Lisa Baker, Beth Coleman, Robert Granberg. Sandra Bakke, Mark Collins. Michael Grandstrand. Heidi Bakken. Sheila Copeland. Duane Grange, Nadine Ball, Deann Corson, Wendy Grapp, Sara Balmer, Alden Cournoyea, Julie Gremmer. David Barnett, Teressa Cree, Melanie Gross, Roger Barrett, Mike Cronk, Richard Grove, Mark Barsness, Christoph Cull, Kenton Grygelko, Elizabeth Bartell, Sherry Czeck, Ann Gubash, Gabriel Bathke, Edward Dahlberg, Lisa Gullickson, Robert Bathurst, Randy Dambowy, Lisa Gunderson, James Bauer, Jeanne Daniels, Michelle Gustafson, Beth Ann Baumann, Steven Daninger, Dean Haider, Robert Baumgartner, Jolene David, James Halley, Earl Beaulieu, Theresa Davis, Timothy Hallin, Gary Beeksma, Brenda Deflorin, Joseph Hance, Steven Bennett, David Degendorfer, Brenda Hansen, David Bennett, Lorrie Dingman, John Hanson, Chad Benson, Kevin Dirks, Ellen Harelson. Mark Berens, Reece Distler, Gary Harrington, Timothy Berg, Donald Doerr, Susan Hauer, Eugenia Berger son, Brett Dombrowski, Michael Hawkins, Jerome Bernier, Allen Donohue. Catherine Hawley, Barry Biggs, Susan Droppo, Donald Hedberg. Daniel Biza, Douglas Dube, Lisa Helinsky, Shelley Bjornjeld, Troy Egge, James Helinsky, Terry Bley, Anita Ellefson, Tracy Herbert, James Boatman, Rodney Elliot, Nancy Herubin, Brenda Boeche, Lori Em ter, Dale Herzog, Michelle Boerner, Kristen Englund, Shirelle Herzog, Patrick Boettcher. Glenn Englund, Todd Hickerson, Bradley Bohaty, Nicole Erickson, Daniel Highland, Douglas Bohnen, David Erickson, Julie Hill, Jean Bohnen, Denise Erickson, Lynette Hobson, Robert Bookwalter, James Erickson, Sheri Hoff, Mike Bordeaux, Lynn Fairbanks, Angela Holden, Robert Bower, Michael Fairbanks, Sharon Holtzbauer, Suzanne Bowersox, Clay Farrington, Charles Hoppert, Jody Boyer, Michelle Fierro, Antonio Horak, Michael Boyes, Kathleen Flaherty, Jeffery Houle, Forrest Bradshaw, Barbar . Flaten, Barbara Howes, Christopher Bradshaw, Christopher Fleischman, Jeffrey Hubbs, Jenilynn Brant, Christopher Fletcher, Lisa Hunter, Linda Broadbent, Ranae Flint, Amy Hutar, Bradley Brott, Kellv Flint, Kelly Bylton, Terry Brown, Jodie Floysand, Kurt Jacobsen, James Brown, Julie Forrest, Linda Jambor, Robert 212 Index Janecek, Betsy Janitschke, Wayne Janssen, Matthew Jeans. Greg Jellum, Susan Jelmberg, Amber Jensen, Erik Jensen, Michael Jensen, Wanda Jergens, John Jergens. Mary Johnson, Bryan Johnson, Darren Johnson, Diane Johnson, James Johnson, Karl Johnson, Michael Johnson, Ted Julson, Lora Justice, Annette Kabage. Stacy Kanada, Lyle Kane, Teresa Karsten, Dorain Kasiner, Susan Kazmierczak, Janet Kedrowski, Lori Keeley, Tammy Kelly, Candace Kertzscher, Kip Ketola, James Kieliszewski, Lea Kirchner, Carrie Knauff. Scott Kolstad, Bradley Komro, Clifford Kopesky, Michael Kopp, Jamie Krammer, Theresa Krizan, Michelle Krongard, Paul Krueger, Shane LaCasse, Eugene LaCasse, Richard Lallier, James Lamprecht, Chris Langhoff, Kristine Larson, Kristine Larson, Michael Larson, Natalie Lasch, Kathryn Lautigar, Lisa Lee, David Legus, Nancy Lehman, Stanley Lehto, Joseph Lenz, Jamie Lenz, Jennifer Leroux, Nancy Liljedahl, Edward Lindholm, Vanessa Lipp, Thomas Lockwood, James Loehr, Mitchel Long. Michele Long, Norman Long, Patrick Long. V. N. Lopez, Mario Loucks, Angela Lova, Thomas Lubinsky, Melanie Lukkonen, Thomas Lund, James Lund, Kimberly Lundell, Terry Lutz, John Madden, Erin Maier, Wayne Manke, Anna Manlet, Ruth Maroschek, Neal Marx, Tamer a Mateer, Darren Mattson, Deborah Matykiewicz, Richard Mayhew, Jill McBain, Mary-Fran McCargar, Brian McConnell, Robin McEwen, Susan McGee, Wendy McGill, Dawn McKenzie, Linda Medek, Thomas Meehl, Heidi Mendez, Angela Berritt, William Mertes, John Meyer, Rodney Mike Richard Miller, Greg Mills, Daniel Minke, Steven Miron, Steven Moorhouse, Carrie Morgan, Gerry Morrison, Amy Moss, James Mueller, Roxanne Mueller, Walter Muller, Tracy Muller, Whitney Myers, Lisa Nelson, Dennis Nelson, Jeanette Nelson, Jinny Nelson, Robert Ness, Lonnie Neuenfeldt, Ann Marie Nickila, Dean Nickolauson, Julie Niederkorn, Scott Nielsen, Jennifer Niessen, Lynda Nissen, Cathryn Noak, Michael Noel, Kent Nordgren, Jennifer Nordin, Barbara Och, Christine OConnor, Michael Olson, Blake Olson, John Olson, Rebecca Ramsden, Thomas Olson, Scott Raygor, Lauriel Osterbauer, Karen Rector, Kevin Osterkamp, Dawn Reeder, Sharon Palmer, Stephanie Reese, Melissa Parenteau, Patrick Reeves, Rebecca Paul, Jeanine Rehbein. Mark Paulino, Steven Resch, William Paulsen, Theresa Retica, Andrea Paulson, Deanna Reynolds, Danette Pearson. Terra Rhoden, George Peloquin. Barbara Rick, Joseph Perreault, Denise Riedeman, David Perreault, Sharyl Roberto, Denise Perzichilli. Robin Robinson, Julie Peterson, Debra Robinson, Renee Pfingsten, Mary Lou Rodelius, Debra Philippi, Eric Rogalia, Silver Pillar, Daniel Rogers, Mark Plantz, Timothy Rohe, Douglas Potts, Shelly Rosenberg, Gary Prchal, Sunday Ruddy, Marry Prendergast, Wayne Ruschmeier, Lois Proksch. John Salo, Jeffrey Proulx, Diane Sampson, Randall Pufall, Sheri Sandstrom, Jeffrey Quittum, Jeffrey Sausen, Tracy Raatz, Mark Schak, Kenneth Rabel, Cellie Scharpen, Susan Radden. Reed Scherer, James Rafftery, Christine Schirmer, Richard Rainer, Peter Schlaeger, Deanne Rainer, Vincent Schlichenmaier, Robert Ramacier, Julie Schmedke, Kim Ramaley, Michael Schmidt. Daniel Schmidt, Jeffrey Steiner, Anthony Schmidt, Joseph Steven, Bryan Schmitt. David Stickel, Christopher Schroeder, James Streitz, David Schroeder, Kathleen Stronger. Amy Schumacher, Laura Stricklin, Deborah Schuna. Steven Suess, Timothy Schwab, Amie Swanson, Joel Schwanke, Ellen Swanson, Kelli Seim, Heather Swanson, Penny Shaketer, Jill Swanson. Tammy Shalander, Christine Sykes. Linda Shalander, Greg Tamminen, Brett Sharp, Barbara Taylor, Brenda Shogren, Robert Taylor, Kimberly Siegert, Jolene Theuer, Judith Siniff, Nancy Thielfoldt, Lisa Sireno, Timothy Thill, Donald Skoglund, Karen Thompson, Jeffrey Skoglund, Steven Thompson, Mitchell Skoog, Caren Thompson. Rebecca Slawick, Elizabeth Thompson, Scott Smith, Melanie Timm, Lonnie Smith, Tonla Toth, Jo Ann Sokol, Edmund Trainer, Melissa Solem, Nels Traugott, Kathryn Solsrud, John Tubridy, Karen Sontag, Michael Turenne, Joseph Sorensen, Jennifer Tyson, Allison Splittstoesser, Stefanie Urie, Carrie Splittstoesser, Steve Valenty, Christopher St. Martin, Mark Vanderlind, Sandra Staples, Brian Venables, Jane Steele, Shannon Vieira, Paul Steffenson, Sonja Voelker, William JUNIOR INDEX Aadland, Kari 155 Abler, Brian 155 Abrahamson, Glen 155 Absey, Mark 155 Adams, Nancy 155 Agnes, Luanne 155 Aho, Stefanie 155 Aldentaler, Todd 155 Allen, Jay 155 Altman, Karen 155 Ammann, Michael 155 Anderson, Allen Anderson, Bret 155 Anderson, Catherine Anderson, David 155 Anderson, Kenneth 155 Anderson. La Dawn 155 Anderson, Martha 155 Anderson, Sharon 155 Anderson, Susan 155 Antinozzi, Jennifer Apitz, Gwyn 155 Ash, Brian 66, 67, 155 Baber, Mary 155 Bachman, Mark Baker, Kevin Banks. Alan Barnes, Jeanne 155 Bathurst, James Baumgart, Kari 155 Bayless, Richard 72, 74,155 Becker, Dean Bengston, Geraldine 155 Bensrud, Jeanine Berens, Donald 155 Berg, Bonita 67, 78. 155 Berg, Cynthia 155 Berg, Jeffery 155 Berglund, Cory 155 Bergum, Michelle Bernier, Amy 155 Bever, Thomas 155 Billlngton, Christopher 101 Blais, Elaine 67, 101, 155 Bohaty, Anthony 155 Bontjes, Wayne 101, 155 Booth, Brian 155 Borash, Brian 155 Boudenwyns, Phillip Bracht, Elizabeth 155 Branville, Tammy Broker, Michael Brown, Peter 155 Brown, Randall Brown, Richard Brown, Rubin Bruner, Chad 155 Brungardt, Amy 68, 69, 78, 155 Bryant, John 155 Cameron. Timothy 85. 155 Carey, Valerie 102, 155 Carlson, Julie Carlson, Rick 155 Carlson, Tori 155 Carlson, Tracy 155 Carlson, Troy 155 Caron, Betty 155 Carter, James Cary, Cathleen 65, 155 Chadwick, Robert 155 Chamberlin, Daniel 155 Charlsen, Karen Chaves. Daniel 155 Chaves, David 72, 155 Cheesebrough, Lois 155 Chester, Gregory 155 Chilson, Julie 155 Chouinard, David 156 Christensen, Michael 156 Wadsworth, Barbara Walsh, Brenda Waltz, Kimberley Wedell, Tracy Weiss, Dean West, Lloyd West, Tamera West berg, Kevin Westhoff, Alan Westlund, Carol Wiberg, Craig Willette, Brenda Williams. Daniel Willis, David Wlnnick, Benjamin Winter. Laura Wistrcill, Jane Wizik, James Woehl, Michael Wojahn, Thomas Wojtowicz. Sarah Wolf, Scott WyandJ, Wendy Yezek, Joseph Young, Wayne Zak! Terri Zapzalka, Holly Zastrow, Patricia Zawacki, Thomas Zemke, Kimberly Zerwas, Douglas Zwiers, Michelle Christensen, Sheila 156 Christensen, Sheri 156 Colonna, Todd 156 Comstock. Scott Copt, James 72. 156 Corwin. Thomas 76, 156 Costello, Jeannine Crawford, Charles Crawford, Laura 102 Crawford, Paul 156 Cronk, Sandra 156 Crosson, Jenifer 156 Crotty, Steven Crouse, Leonard 156 Cummings, Kathy 102, 156 Czeck, Judy 102 Dahl, Kristy 156 Dahlberg. Carl 156 Dalluhn, Timothy 156 Damchik, Joan 156 Damchik, John Index 213 85. 156 Oanlnger. Michael 156 Davidson, Timothy 156 Davies. Robert 156 Degendorfer, Brett 156 Dehn, Randall 156 Deilke, Loren Dent, Jeffrey 87.156 Distler, Thomas 156 Doege. Michelle 68. 69, 156 Doepner. Kathleen Dombrowsky, Robert Dow, Kenneth 156 Draack, Al 156 Drolson, Lyn 156 Dube. Patrick 156 Dugal, Dave 156 Dumire, Charles 156 Dunn, Steven 156 Eckert, Susan 65.156 Eide, Kathryn 69.156 Ekfall, Craig 156 Ellefson, Todd 156 Elshaug, Bradley Empey, Kevin 156 Engel, Jeff 156 Engstrom, Mark 72. 156 Ensrud, Sheila 157 Erickson, Daniel 157 Erickson, Jamie 157 Erickson, Karin 157 Fanger, Julie Fankhauser, Melissa 69, 157 Farley, Kimberly 157 Feddick, Ricky 157 Fedje, Robert Felton, Scott 157 Fena, Thomas 157 Findlay, Christine 100, 157 Fischer, Mark 157 Fitcha, Timothy 157 Flaspeter, Julie Foley, Timothy Ford, Rachel 157 Forrest. Rebecca 157 Forsell, Marie 157. Foster, Donald 157 Frady, Michele 97. 157 Franta, Mary 68. 69 Frechette, Randy 72.157 French, Scott 97, 157 Frenning. Valerie 157 Friedrich, Randy Frost, Melissa 157 Funni, Christine 101.157 Gabrielson, Joel 157 Gaffney, Brian 157 Gajeski, Kimberly 157 Gallagher, Kenneth Gaspord, Shari 78.157 Gausman, Carol 157 Gauvin, David Genin, Anthony 157 Germain, Debbie 157 Germain, Michelle 157 Germain, Robert 157 Gessner, Thomas 157 Giefer, Kimberly 157 Gierke, Richard 157 Gorka, Joanne 157 Graber, Christine 157 Graves, Kim 68, 69, 157 Green, Paula 157 Grindberg, Kathryn 65, 97, 157 Groess, Susan Gross, Michael Gross. Regina Grover, Tami Grundhofer. Mary Gustafson, Roy Gustafson, Theresa Haag, Leona Hall, Curtis Hallberg, Mary Ann Halvorsen, Steven D. Halvorson, Steven J. Hamernick-Hengel, Bra Hance, Robert Hansen, Michael Hanson, Michael Hardel, Robin Hardwick. Tammy Haus, Carolyn Heaton, Judy Hebb, Bryan Heck, Jacquelin Hedberg, Renea Hehner, Michael HeJnen, Robert Helinsky, Patricia Hemmer, Roberta Hendricks, Robert Hill, Bruce Hill. Patricia Himmelwright, Gina Hinrichs. Matthias Hockensmith, Corrie Hoffman, David Hoffman, James Hohlt, Thomas Holm, Dennis Holtan, Tracy Hoppert, Laurie Houle, Anthony Houle, Brenda Houle, Caroline Houle, Claudia Hubble, Julie Hunt, Mike Hunting, Rodney Hurd, Dawn Imme, David Isaacson, Chris Jackson, Linda Jacobson, Shalayne James, Lorrie Janecek, Allen Janecek, Katie Janke, Tracie Janu, Michael Jarosiewicz, Theresa Jarvis, Donald Jeans, Elizabeth Jeans, James Jensen, Joseph Jensen, Kimberly Jensen, Shelley Johansen, Jodi Johnson. Chris Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Colin Johnson, Craig Johnson, Dean Johnson, Guy Johnson, Julie Johnson, Paul Johnson, Roni Julson, David Kaufer, Sharon Keis, Michael Kemnitz, Hope Kiffmeyer, Paul King, Julie Kjellberg, Angela Koch, Deanne Koch, John Kock, Ronda Kolbow, John Komro, Ronald Kopp, Shawn Kornbo, Mogens Korts, Teresa Kostroski, Mark Kralick, Jeanette Krasean, Eric Kreiner, Michael Krieger. Sarah Kroening, Kelly Kroll, Eric Kroska, Ann Krull, Dennis Krysinski, Joseph Kubes, Kathleen Kunshier, Kimberly Kunshier, Roberta Kuntz, Michael Kushlan, Jennifer Kvitek, Diane LaCasse, Andrew Lachinskl, Susan L’Allier, Renee Landecker, Robert Lang, David Lappe, Dean Larkey. Todd Laroche, Leon Larson. Denise Larson, Joseph Larson, Monica Lautigar, Allyson Leach, Nancy Lehman. Tina Leibel, Julie Leroux, Mary Leslie, Katherine Lewis, David Lichey. Robert Lichtscheidl, Mary Lichtscheidl, Ted Liljedahl, Mark Lindgren, Tira Lohse, Brenda Lovas, Todd Lundberg, Kimberly Lutz, Leo Lyden, Sheri Mabry, Lori Mack, Kenneth Mackay, Michael Mackey, Paul Magnuson, Sonya Mahoney, Kevin Water, Karl Maki, Dean Malwitz, Bruce Manning, Kent Mansmith, MaryJo Marier, Eugene Maroschek, Frederick Marsh, Brian Marx, Daniel Matheson, James Mattson, Denise Matykiewicz, James Matzke, Tammy McBain, Joseph McCargar, Diana McConnell, Roselyn McEachran, Michael McNamara, David Menne, Lori Menne, Robert Merrigan, Scott Merrill, Dorothy Middleman, Sam Miller, Todd Mishak, Lenn Miska, Scott Monson, Laurie Moon, Steven Moore, Stephen Moran, Jacqaelln Morehead, Daniel Morley, Robert Morrison, Todd Morrissey, Lisa Moss, Tammy Mueller, Jon Myrmel, Jeffery Neis, Karen Nelson, Burton Nelson, Jennifer Nelson, Kevin Nelson, Kimberly Nelson, Theresa Neujahr, David Neumann, Kelly Ngo, Bang Nguyen, Jack Nielsen, Jeffrey Niemczyk, Vincent Nissen, Carla Nordgren, Paul Nordin, Daniel Nordstrom, Richard Ohmann, Jennifer Olsen, Pamela Olsen, Scott Olson, Becky Olson, Bradon Olson, Eric Olson, Erik Olson, Lisa Olson, Lori Olson, Melissa Olson, Noelle Olson, Tamara Osterbauer, Dawna Stertag, Susan Ozment, Daimon Painter, Lynnette Pancake, Jerry Parent, Barbara Parenteau, Christopher Paul, Joesph Paulsen, Michael Pedersen. John Pederson, Stephen Peiffer, Al Pelarski, Michael Pennings, Stacia Pepin, Caroline Petersen, Traci Peterson, Steven Peterson, Thomas Pfattendorf, Karen Pfleger, Laura Pikus, Rita Plantz, Michel Power, Kathleen Pratt, Maria Pratt, Timothy Proulx, Luaun Proulx, Steven Psick, Kimberly Purdie, James Qualley, Scott Quarnstrom, Robin Rabel, Carrie Radtke, Mary Jo 214 Index Ramacher, Roxanne Ryhn, Jeffrey Smith, Sharon Syverson, Dawn Warden, Travis Rapacke. Mary Salverda, Wesley Soderman, Susan Taylor, John Waxberg, Shari Rasmussen, Paul Sample, Timothy Sokol, Deborah Teel, Sherri Weaver, Michelle Rau. Debra Sargeant, Robin Solem, Becky Thaemert, Christopher Weeks, Jane Ray, Mark Sather, Jean Solomon, Jacquline Thayer, Lorilee Wehner, Joseph Rebeck, David Scharpen, Michael Sontag, Steven Theuer. Debora Weigel, Roxanne Reed, Barry Schmidt, David Sorgaard, Rodney Thiele, Troy Weiss. Georganne Reidt, Jimmy Schmitt, Robert Spence, Daniel Thielfoldt, Alan Welsch, Shari Renard, Randall Schultz, Patricia Speth, John Thoeny, Keith Werhan, Michael Rhoda, Karen Schultz, Perry Speth, Kristine Thompson, Terrnace Werner, Brenda Rice, Jeffrey Schweitzer. Thomas Splittstoesser, Veron Thorp, Gregory Wettschreck, Mitchell Richardson, Scott Searby, Ronald Spraungel, Anna Thorp, Jeffrey Wilcox, Chris Richter, Daniel Sechrist, Rebecca Stace, Jacalyn Thurn, Carol Wilcox, Stephanie Richter, Ellen Setter holm, Michael Stachel, Michael Tuomi, Patricia Wilhelmy, John Richter, Roger Sharp, Lisa Steinmann, William Turenne, Cynthia Williams. Lisa Riermann, Frederick Shilson, Nova Sterry, Andrew Tyler, Richard Williams. Renee Riopel, Carolyn Shogren, Theresa Stockton, Erik Tyler, Stephanie Williamson, Cindy Roberto, Vincent Sibbald, Shari Stoltzman, Holly Urmann, Michael Winkler, Jess Roberts, Patricia Simbeck, Carla Strandmark. Todd Vanderheyden, Mary Witt, Julie Roberts, Vince Simms. Sandra Strege, Kevin VanElsberg, Brenda Wittenberg. Gena Robertson, Patrick Simonson, Laurie Stroman, Jon VanElsberg, Thomas Wojtysiak, Laura Robinson, Daniel Sinjuschkin, Daniela Stubler, Pamela Vecchiolio, Maria Wolff, Mark Rohe, Dodi Skoglund, Thomas Stuen, Thomas Vellenga, David Wyandt, Russell Rosenquist, Robert Skoog, Mark Stukel, Valerie Verdick, Jeffrey Young, Lori Rothbauer, Keith Slama, Brad Sundstrom, Kelly Wadsworth, Jon Zeiher, Deanna Rud, Jeffrey Sletten, Craig Swenson, David Wagner, Charles Runestrand, Laura Smallman, Laureen Sygulla, Warren Wagner, Wendy Ruschmeier, Lyle Smith, Marjorie Sykes, Lori Waller, Jane SENIOR INDEX Adams, Carol Berens, Colette Chelmo. Tracy Erickson, Karla Granberg, Micheal Alexander, Teresa Berger, Don Christenson, John Erickson, Scott Granger, Colleen Amundsen, Michelle Bergman, Heidi Clausen. Ronald Erzar, Bryan Granna, Steve Anderson, Christine Bernier, John Clendenen, Kathleen Faber, Nicholas Graslee, Kristi Anderson, Dan Berwald, Brenda Cohoes. Kristine Faymoville, Todd Gravelle, Tal Anderson, Erica Beyer, Anita Coleman, Nancy Feils. Jayne Graves, Caree Anderson, Tamie Bishop, Jeff Cournoyea, Deborah Feldt, Lisa Greathouse, Janice Anderson, Jeffrey Blackbird, James Crawford, Robert Ferderer, Daniel Grindy, Andrew Anderson, Jenni Blesener, Mark Creamer, Charles Ferraro. Lori Groeneweg, Karlo Anderson, Jody Bloommaskog, Frida Crouse, Lawrence Ferrazzi, Philip Grover, Thomas Anderson, Loren Bodine, Donna Cull, Rochelle Findlay, Mike Grund, John Anderson, Robert Boerner, Michael Czeck, Susan Fischer, Frank Gubash, Jennifer Anderson, Sherri Booth, Steven Daninger, Denise Flaherty, Maureen Guckeen, Darcie Anderson, Steven Boraas. Dean Davies, Patrick Flohr, David Gullickson, Timothy Anderson, Swan Born, Robin Davis, Michael Flor, Lisa Hagelberger, Stephen Anderson, Terence Bourgoin, Bryan Defiel, John Flor, Paul Hagert, Beth Anderson, Theodore Bower, Gregory Deflorin, Kimberly Forman, Scott Hagman, Sara Antinozzi, James Boyer, John Degendorfer, Ricky Forsblade, Diane Hall, Troy Antinozzi, Michael Bradshaw, Greg Dent, Marie Forthuber, Frederick Hall berg, Becky Anzaldt. Kent Brennhofer, Suzanne Dickey, Diane Fredrickson, Jodi Hall berg, Beth Arneson, Julie Breske, Gregory Dickman, Kevin Friedman, Steven Halvorson, Darla Atkins, Judy Bridgeman, Matthew Dierick, Catherine Friel, Joe Hammer, Deborah Avery, Tammy Brodtmann, Jennifer Dill, Diana Fitz, Marvin Hansen, Joel Babcock, Erin Broker, James Distler, Patricia Frogner, Robert Hanzal, Jeff Bachman, Michael Brott, David Dittbrenner, Jeffery Frost, Sean Harelson, Scott Backus, Deborah Brown, Brenda Dixon, Brenda Frounfelter, Christin Harley, James Bahnemann, William Brown, Greg Doerr, Jeffrey Fugate. Lisa Harrington, Tammie Baland. Steven Brunfelt, Brian Dorn, Elizabeth Gabriel. Patrick Hastings, Steven Ballard. Christine Bryant, Edward Dube, Todd Garagiola, Brian Haus, Antonia Banta, Jan Bubner, Christian Dupre, Christine Gentz, Russell Hawkinson, Helen Barkeim, Dawn Buege, Troy Eberhardt, Troy Geske, Connie Haworth, Betsy Bauer, Robert Bulow, Victoria Eder, Brian Geske, Renee Heaton, Lewis Beck, Richard Cardinal, Trent Ekvall, Lance Giampolo, Michael Heck, Jill Bedient, Ginger Carlson, Brenda Emerson, Mark Gilbertson, Jeff Hedberg, Jani Beeksma, Richard Carter, Donna Emerson, Marvin Glenn, Lynda Hein, Shawn Bell, John Celusta, Paul Endrizzi, Jim Goldeman, Bart Henderson, Daniel Bell, Susan Chandler, Michael Erickson, Beth Gordon, Kevin Henry, Paul Benson, Cindy Charais, Cathy Erickson, Brian Herges. Lisa Benson, Nadine Charpentier, Jeanne Erickson, Dianne Herges. Stephen Index 215 Herubin, Wayne Hinrichsen, Douglas Hoffman, Valerie Holcomb, Richard Holmgren, Steven Holt, Crystal Holtzbauer, Richard Hoppe, Linda Hoppert, Theresa Houle, Francene Houle, Lawrence Hovde, Terri Hudak, Todd Hughes. Annette Hulsamn, Diana Hummel. Gerard Hunt, Daniel Hunter, Gordon Hursh, Jeffery Jacobsen, David Janitschke, Jeanne Janssen, Andrew Janu, Laurie Jasicki, Joseph Jeans, Amy Jeans, Mary Jensen, Gerald Jensen. Larry Jensen. Lisa Jensen, Steven Joachim. John Johannes, Tyron Johansen, Laura Johnson, Jacques Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Jill Johnson. Karen Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Koreen Johnson, Kurt Johnson, Sherry Johnson, Therese Jones. Russell Jorgenson, James Juhl, Steve Jung, Timothy Kabage, Kelly Kane, Chris Kari, Leslie Kazmierczak, Karen Keis, Patricia Keller, Cynthia Keilerhuis. Rondi Keilher, Debbie Kendall, Cary Kertzscher, Erich Kieliszewski, Scott Killian, Kim King, Jay Kipping, Jodi Kirk, Randall Kloster, M. Teresa Koch, Priscilla Kohler. Neal Kohler, Susan Kolberg, Bruce Kolstad, Jeffrey Kolstad, Jodi Kosman, Gary Kostroski, Chris Kranick, Lynn Muller. Jill Korska, Eugene Murphy, Shawn Korska. William Myers, Jennifer Kujath, Daniel Myers, Vera Kunshier, Darah Myrmel. Laurie Kupfer, Kimberly Nadeau, Cathrine Kuznia, Lisa Nave, Todd Lachinski, Sherry Nelson. Jay L’Allier, Jim Nelson. Jeff L’Allier, Lynette Nelson, Jill Lamers. John Ness, Terry Lanegran, Nancy Nielsen, Denise Langhoff, James Nielsen. Steve Laroque, Wendy Nimis, Gregory Larson, Susan K. Nimis, Sheila Larson, Susan P. Noreen, Sondra Lawman, Gordon Oberg, Clara Lavoie, Annette Och, David Leason, Deborah Ogary, Carol Lee, Michael Ohmann, Timothy Lenz, Paul Ohnsorg, Bridget Leroux, Eugene Olsen, David Leroux, Kathleen Olsen, Kim Lewis, Nicholas Olson, Barbara Lindeberg, Brenda Olson, Judith Lindeberg. Brent Olson, Lori Lindstrom, Tina Olson, Mary Link. Larry Olson. Michael Linnell, Kim Omara, Shawn Lipp, Edward Onell, Todd Locke, John Osterbauer, Kevin Lockwood, Robert Osterbauer, Troy Lodien, Michelle Ostertag, Michael Lofgren, Oscar Ostlund, Scott Long, Carol Ostrand, Peter Long, Joseph Owen. Julie Lott, Jan Palokangas, Thomas Lott, Jane Parker, Carl Lund berg, Steven Paulino, Margaret Lundeen, Cindy Paulino, Patricia Lutz, David Paulsen, Kathryn Lynde, John Peabody, Darrel Maas, Michele Peiffer, Herbert Mansmith, Timothy Pekiert, Johann Marg, Dayna Peltier, Julie Marier, Laura Person, Penny Martin, Todd Petermeier, Brian Matheson, Wayne Petersen, Susan Mattson, DeeAnn Peterson, Douglas May hew, Scott Peterson, Larry McBain, Bernard Peterson. Robert McChesney, Julynn Peterson, Timothy McClain, Gwen Peterson. Todd McCool, Michelle Petron, Rodney McEwen, Shawn Petroske, Jeff McGuire, Gregory Pfaffendorf, Katherine McLean, Penny Pigman, Mark McNamara, Ronald Pirrung, Deborah Menne, Robert Poff, Deanna Menzel, John Pogose, Tamara Meyer, Annette Pogreba, Shannon Michaud, Tom Pratt, Jeffrey Mickelson, Christopher Qualley, Laurie Mickschl, Renee Quarnstrom. Sherry Mike. Shelly Quigley, Dawn Miller, John Rafftery, Michelle Miller, Julie Ramacier. James Miller, Tamara Rasmussen, Sandra Mills, David Rawlings, Blair Montean, M. Ted Reeder, Mark Motschenbacher, Anna Railing, Thomas Remitz, Richard Timm. Daniel Renard, Ron Towle, Delroy Renard, Scott Trombley, Ronald Resch, Joni Tubbs, Kelli Retica, Mark Tyler, Shelly Reynolds, Theresa Urmann, Jeffery Riopel, Richard Van de Wiele, Veerle Rivard, Melissa VanElsberg, Gordon Rodriguez, Nancy Voilhaber, Jeff Rogers, Julie Waataja, Marceen Rosengren, Jerome Walbridge, Gene Ross, Norman Wallace, Colleen Ruddy, Julie Wallin, Anthony Rudisill, Gregory Wariakois, Steven Rush, Gerald Watters, Lori Sample, Stephen Wavrin, Joni Sarne, Michael Weaver, Daniel Schaffer, Janet Weeks, David Scherer, Lee Weir, Susan Schilling, Richard Weiss. Bret Schlaeger, Brent Weiss, William Schleicher, Jean Werth, Mark Schmitt, Joe Wessel, Sandra Schmitt, Lisa West, William Schroeder, Brenda West berg, Connie Schroeder, Steven Westhoff, Jacquelin Schuett, Rita Westlund, Denise Schultz, Darla Wetterstrom, Roy Schultz, David Whitlow, Linda Schwab, Randie Wiberg, Lynne Schwartz, Paul Wilberg, Karen Schwartz. Sandra Wilcox, Tammy Schweitzer, John Willcocks, Jean Searby, Edith Williams, Joanna Sedlacek, Kimberly Williamson. Jenny Sedok, Lisa Williamson, Shari Seim, Shawn Winberg, Jeffrey Shelander, Keith Winter, Barbara Shoberg, Robert Wishon, Rick Shogren, Janet Wistrcill. John Shogren, Kristen Wizlk, Roxanne Siegert, Robin Rae Wlaschin, Teresa Simberg, Tracy Wolner, William Skoglund, Cathy Woltman, Jeffery Skoog, Kari Woodington, Julie Smith, Darwin Wright, Gina Sparks. Dwayne Wulff, Debra Stace, Sonia Yezek, Jeff Stauffer, Barbara Yuronich, Robert Stauffer, Linda Zanosko, Thomas Steely, Ted Zaruba, Mark Steffenson. Derek Zeches, Carol Stegner, Stephen Steiner, John Stendahl, James Strandness, Michelle Stricklin, Kimberlee Summer, Todd Sunsten, Jolene Svec, Mary Swaim, Kevin Swanson, Bruce Swanson, Tammy Swedeen, Peggy Swenson, Christine Swenson, Neil Syverson, Scott Tagg, Chris Thaemert, Dawn Thomasen. Janet Thompson, Bobbi 216 Index v. :%.., 1« • • , • ' • •••• • ... • •••••• • • . ,••••..••, .. • • •� « ' ♦ V STUDENT LIFE. . . ORGANIZATIONS FACULTY ... 114 UNDERCLASS. . . SENIORS ... 172 ADS, ETC. ...201 18 . . .54 138