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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1989 volume:

Sfosied r Forest Lake High School 6101 Scandia Tr. No. Forest Lake, Minnesota Cruising the mall for the perfect jeans, swing- ing on a sailboard for the last time, stocking up on twenty-nine cent notebooks at Target and setting the alarm for 5:30 am all proved that summer was officially over and school bells would replace the blast of 101 as the morning blast of sound. Whether riding the bus or fight- ing for a space in the lot, the move into fall brought along a new senior class, seasoned Juniors, and fresh sophomores. Labor Day re- minded us all there's no turning back to sum- merl 3 mf School is not a downer for everyone. In ten year's reunion talk will fondly center around the great things that happened in high school. There are some things that happen in our lives which could have only happened because we chose to attend school. For kids who choose to attend, school sponsored events were the source of some pretty terrific memories. 1. Band trips make for some pretty great sight seeing, such as Canada and the Rockies. 2. School Spirit Is a good reason to build and sponsor a float for the homecoming parade with friends 3 Katie Overbo smiles happily as she computes the days left before commencement and the senior all-night party 4 Joe DuFresne and Bill Headley get photographed in Calgary while out sight-seeing for themselves. 5 We test the rules Changing grades, beginning a new school year, another new assistant principal, and i.d. cards confronted us as '88-'89 began. Subtler changes involved new rules. Seniors learned that only students with enough credits would be participating in commencement. Attendance was taken every hour. In School Restriction (ISR) returned. Parking privileges were limited to seniors. Classroom tardies were monitored, letters sent home, and detentions earned. Doors closed at the eight o'clock bell and passes were needed. But soon everyone was used to the changes and settled into the routine. and learn the ropes 6 1. Jenny Reetz and Chris Thayer wait for the lunch bell to ring so they could go the fifth hour. 2. Abby Lay uses class time to get her homework done, instead of saving it for later. 3. With the threat of detention, there's not much time for visiting in the halls or at their lockers 4. Brent Houle and Charlie Walker obey the weight room rule about lifting partners and spotting to cut on Injuries. W' 7 Balancing time among school, jobs, families, and friends keeps students in constant motion. No student is without the pressures of assignments, deadlines, and grades. Add a car payment, job, insurance, and a social life, and it is no wonder that kids find it hard to set priorities. It is also no surprise that some gave up trying to balance it all and put one thing first. For some, it was school, but for many, jobs or friends won the battle of priorities. Jt% w 1 Sewing projects require problem solving and allow discussion of projects. 2. Rhonda Litke and Roxanne Kelly find that a few minutes left at the end of class are preferably used for talk rather than getting last minute details done. 3. Longer library hours are helpful for Brian Kjellberg, while Jane Lambertson finds the IBM checkout system speeds her work as a volunteer In the library. 4 Janelle Daniels uses precious minutes In class to finish her work so she has one less book to carry home for the night. 1. Swimmers Amy Haas and Jenny Johann work out every day and still find time to keep up their grades 2 Dancers In “Oklahoma found that long rehearsals required them to be fit and ready to repeat dances until they were just right 3 Not only were team practices needed, players discovered that weight training enhanced their skills 4 For students not involved In sports, time after school could be devoted to extra work on science assignments 5. Cory Onell bolts down a burger and shake between play practice and football, meaning that homework would have to wait until practice was over around ten. $ $ V°- ' o'C'0 0° 0 °%0 a Vv® V°V° V A ocV °! .' 0 AS tO° vNt0 A 0 v(VN 11 1. Mike Lelie and friends take time out from their hectic schedules to attend the back to school dance sponsored by the student council. 2. A large number of students run to their lockers at the 2:30 bell and become Rangers for a few hours, giving time to participate in the sports offered as extracurricular activities. 3. Teachers give up personal and vacation time to do extra activities, such as trips to Calgary where band members give free beauty consultation 4 Ron Sherwood and Lisa Olson rush off to meet a deadline, just as the rest of the students all dash to their appointments too. 12 Too much to do, and too little time to get it all done is a common plight of students and teachers. Being in a rush made us all feel part of a huge treadmill running in circles. RUSH ... to get ready ... to meet the bus... or to get a place to park ... to get to our lockers... to beat the 8:00 bell ... to bolt down lunch ... to get to work ... to get some sleep ... to start all over again the next morning. 13 A Senior 14 15 WHAT WILL I DO WITH MY LIFE? What do I want to do with my life? Should I get a job. go to college, vo-tech. or join the army? Do I have enough credits to graduate? Should I take the ACT? the SAT? Though the life of a senior holds pressures, decisions, and mixed emotions about the future, ask any senior what his or her fondest memories are and you will receive the same response — “My senior year was the most exciting. As the year began, we seemed to take life easy and carefree. All too sudden the year has flown by and the future is closer than some seniors want to imagine. Not only is the so- called “real world just around the corner, but seniors began to realize that the security of life as a high school student was coming to an end. Taking a melancholy look back on the year, many seniors remember their last first day of school, last homecoming and Snow week. Prom, senior week, not to mention the sports events, dances, parties, and other special times spent with friends. Through the years our friends and teachers were important facets in our lives. They have shared our memories, guided our achievements, and were always there through the good and bad times to lend a helping hand. As spring approached, we looked forward to commencement and graduation parties. But the realization that it is hard to say good-bye began to hit home. For some, saying good-bye seemed like too much of a concluding statement. As a class, we looked forward in other moments to graduating and being remembered as fulfilling our hopes and dreams, as well as a feeling that we didn't really say good-bye — just “see you again when we can sit down and share friendships, remember all we learned, talk about the teachers we enjoyed, and laugh about the hard times, and smile about the memories, tears and good times we hoped would never be forgotten. 16 Dan Johnson, Amy Bolier, and Brian Lenk help on the “assembly line getting Ranger signs ready for homecoming sales. JENNIFER ADDICKS AARON AHO KIM ALBRECHT MIKE ALJETS ANDREW ALSHOUSE CINDY ANDERSON JEFF ANDERSON PENNY ANDERSON SUSAN ARNDT BRIAN ARNOLD JENNIFER ATKINSON ANDREW AUGST JASON AYERS TOM BAClGALUPO SCOTT BAKEBERG STEVE BAKKE JOHN BAKKEN CRAIG BALAND SCOTT BANCE SHAWN BARRY RICK BAUER SHARI BAUMGART JON BECK CARY BEHM KATHERINE BELL CHERI BENGSTON DWAYNE BENSON KYLE BERENS PATTI BERGUM BUTCH BETHKE MATT BLACKFORD ERIK BOFENKAMP AIMEE BOLIER JEFF BOORSMA JENNI BORASH KARI BOUGHTON JASON BOYD LAURA BOYD JAMES BOYER STEPHANIE BOYER TIM BRADSHAW HEIDI BRAUN LAURA BROTT BRUCE BROWN JEFF BRUDER CHAD BRUNE ROSS BRUNFELT NANCY BRYANT RANDY BURG PAM BURTON HEIDI BUTLER TAMMY BUTLER CHELSEA CALANDER HEIDI CARDINAL AMY CAREY JEANNE CARLSON TINA CARLSON MARK CARTER STEVE CHAPIN TAMMY CHAPMAN 18 CHRIS CHARAIS LIAS CHIERELLO JASON CHILDERS JOHN CHILSON LEE CHRISTOFFERSON MELANI CIESIELSKI ELIZABETH CIESLAK BRAD CLARK TAMARA COLONNA CRAIG CONNER SHAWN COON KELLY COPT JEREMY CORSON TOM COULTER CHANNON 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HALEK JASON HALEY DAVE HALVORSON TODD HALVORSON 21 JULIE HAMILTON STEPHANIE HAMMES MELISSA HANSON RANDY HANSON TRACEY HARRINGTON TODD HARTFIEL JOHN HAUS NICOLE HAWLEY LISA HEATON SCOTT HENDRICKS ANN HENNEN HOHN HENRICHSEN JENNIFER HERBERT BRENDA HERMANSON SHANNON HERZOG JAMES HESSE MATT HIBBISON BRETT HICKERSON MELISSA HINTON RON HOBSON PAUL HOCKERT JENNIFER HOHMAN COREY HOLCOMB SHERYL HOLLINGSWORTH PAULA HOLTER COREY HOPKINS CRAIG HORSTMAN ANNETTE HUGHES MARK HUGHES CATHERINE HULLEMAN 22 MIKE HUMBLE PETER HUMPHREYS DAVID HURSH BRAD HUSNIK CINDY HYYTINEN MATT ISAACSON JENNIFER JACKSON MICHELE JACOBSON MELISSA JANKE TAMMY JARVIS MAXINE JENSEN TODD JENSEN TODD JESINSKI BRIAN JOHNSON CHRIS JOHNSON DAN JOHNSON DEREK JOHNSON JEFF JOHNSON JILL JOHNSON KEN JOHNSON KRISTY JOHNSON MICHELLE JOHNSON NICHOLE JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON STACY JOHNSON BARB JONES MIKE JONES MIKE JORDAN JULIE JORGENSON TOM JUNG 23 LESLIE KASID SUSAN KASMA TAMARA KELLERHALL CHRIS KESSLER DANNY KETCHEL HEIDI KIJENSKI DANNY KILLPACK KORY KINDLE JEAN KLEIN KEVIN KLIMAS MIKE KNOTT KATHERINE KOHEL JASON KOLODJSKI MATT KRAMER LEAH KRANICK CHRIS KRIZAN GERALD KRUEGER ED KUBICKI TOM KULSTAD JEFF KUNZE TOM LABELLE JANE LAMBERTSON CHAD LAMEYER MICHELLE LANGE DEIDRE LAROCK DAVE LARSEN JEFF LARSEN AIMEE LARSON JEFF LARSON KARI LARSON 24 KELLY LARSON KRIS LARSON SARA LARSON TERI LARSON DEAN LEASURE TODD LEGARE TRICIA LENDWAY BRIAN LENK RICHARD LEROUX TRACEY LEROUX CARRIE LETENDRE BECKY LINDBERG MARK LINDELL SHAWN LINNEROOTH MALLORY LOCKE RICHARD LONG TODD LOUSHINE WYATT LUND PAT LYNCH VICKIE MAAS HEATHER MACDONALD KIM MAGNUSON SHAWN MAHER JESSICA MAILE PAM MAILE SARAH MAKI ANGELA MALLEY REGINA MANESS LYNN MANSMITH SUNNI MARSH 25 BRENDA MARTEN LISA MARTIN JAMIE MARTINSON NICHOLE MARX JAMES MASLOSKI JOHN MASTELLER BILL MASTIN CHARLES MASTIN JODY MATTHEIS KARA MATTHEISON MORGAN MCCANN KELLY MCCARRON DAWN MCCLAIN CHRIS MCENERNEY JAMES MCGEARY SHANNON MCGEE JODI MCKENZIE KRISTIN MCKERNON LISA MCQUISTON TYE MEEHL BRENT MEGAHAN LORI MENDEZ TONI MEMDEZ MATT MERSCHDORF DAN MEWHORTER BRANDIE MILNER SARAH MIRON SHELLY MIRON JASON MISHAK MATT MONSON 26 KIERSTEN MORATZKA MIKE MUCH BRENT MUCHOW MARY MULRY CHRISTIE MYKING LIAS NEIL JON NELSON KATHLEEN NELSON KAY NELSON MIKE NELSON TAMMY NELSON KATHLEEN NEUENFELDT KATI NEWMAN JULIE NICKILA RHONDA NIELSON MARIO OCAMPO MELANIE OJA BARRY OLSON LISA OLSON MICHELLE OLSON ROB OLSON SHAD OMALLEY TRAVIS ONELL KRISTEN OSTERBAUER KENDRA OSTERKAMP ANNETTE OSTROM KEVIN OSTROWSKI KRISTY OSTROWSKI CHAD OSWALD KATHLEEN OVERBO 27 TOM PAFFEL MATT PAGOIS NICK PALUMBO CASSIE PANKRATZ SHEILA PANTALION AMY PARKER NANCY PARKMAN CONNIE PASTORIUS ANISSA PAUL MARK PAULSEN JULIE PECILLE MARGUERITE PEISERT PATRICIA PELOQUIN JULEE PENTON AMY PEPER DARLIN PEREZ CHAD PETERSON MARK PETERSON ROSS PETERSON TONYA PETERSON KIM PEUSE ANDREA PHANEUF DEAN PIERRE JEFF PLACZEK CHARLIE POGREBA AMY PORTER ERIC POWERS ANGELA PRC HAL KRIS PREINER MILLER PROSSER 28 JEFF PRUITT NICHOLE PUARIEA TIM QUIGLEY BILL RAATZ TIM RABEL DIONE RADKE JENNIFER RAITH SCOTT RALIDAK BILL RAMBERG DENNIS RAMSDEN SCOTT RASCHKE SCOTT RAUCH STEPHANIE REED WENDY REHBEIN PET€ REICHERT DAN REINERTSON RENEE RENARD CORINA RHEAULT SHERI RHODA JODIE RICE AMY RICHERT SHERIDA RICKER AMY RIEHM BRIAN RIGWALD SHEILA RINGLER BLAKE ROBERTS SCOTT ROBERTS KELLY RODVOLD TAME ROSE TERI RUBEN 29 ALEX RUDOLPH SHAWN RYAN JULIE SACEVICH JOY SALVERDA SHEILA SAMPSON CHRIS SANDSTROM ANNA SCHAEPPI JASON SCHLAGEL ANGINA SCHLAVIN BRIAN SCHLEICHER DAVE SCHMIDT BOB SCHROEDER DAN SCHULDT NATALIE SCHULER GREG SCHULTZ SARA SCHULTZ PAUL SCHWAB MIKE SELLS JEFF SELVOG SHAWN SEMPEL JEANNE SHAKETER KIM SHAW HEIDI SHELDON JOHN SHERMAN RON SHERWOOD TRACEY SIGFRINIUS JILL SIMONETTI RICHARD SIMONSON CARRIE SLATER MELISSA SMALLMAN 30 DAN SMITH JEFF SMITH PAM SOEBBING TIM SOFIE CHRIS SOGN ERIC SPENCE ERIC STACEY KATHERINE STAUB ERIC STEHLEY JOE STEINBRUCKNER DOROTHY STEINDL APRIL STEINER SHARON STEPKA DEANNA STERNBERG MIKE STOEHR MIKE STRANDNESS JACK STUDEE PAT STUKEL PETRA STURZENEGGER KUNO SUTTER GINGER SWANSON GREG SWANSON CHADD SYCKS ROBIN TAYLOR STEPHANIE THATCHER CHRIS THAYER GUY THAYER CHRIS THUESON PAUL TORGERSON SHERRY TORNING 1. Homecoming Queen Lynn Mansmith and King Paul Schwab participate in the parade as the elected royalty for the student body, since every student may cast a vote for their choice 2. The Ranger stays anonymous to promote school spirit at homecoming events. 1 DAN TOWER JODY TREMMEL LISA TSCHIDA SCOTT TUOMINEN JOE TURCOTTE SUSAN VANCLEAVE DOMINIC VECCHIOLLO BRENT VENABLES CHRIS VOGEL DEREK VOLKMAN KARL WAGNER KRIS WALDO CHARLES WALKER BENJAMIN WALLEN JOHN WALLRAFF 32 JACK WATSON DAREN WAY LEZLIE WEISS STACI WELSCH ANTOINETTE WERNER TERRI WICKRE HEATHER WIELDE TRACY WILER KEVIN WILL BRIAN WILLIAMS DAVID WILSKE TRACY WINGE DAVID WINKLER KEVIN WOLFE KIM WRIGHT DANA YOUNG TIM ZASKE MELISSA ZIMMERMAN We are one Then, Now and Always W© have seen it all . . grade school... field hockey ... fitness tests . .. CAT tests . . . getting called a “sevvy ... realizing there is no such thing as boy girl germs . . . and liking it... sophomoritis .. . finally being a junior getting to help pick on sophomores ... August '88 meant making plans . . . counting credits . , . writing letters of application . . . looking ahead . . . wondering about school .. . marriage . . . children . ., career.. , June '89 brought us back to reality . . . we're out in the real world now. Margie Piesert patiently waits for friends. Seniors discover extended library hours save trips into the city, as well as making it easier to get college comp papers done. Marc Siebur takes a break before play practice Charlie Pogreba finds life busy between school and his job at the Dairy Queen. Chris Wicker, Amy Riehm, and Dione Radke show senior spirit and Ranger pride at a home football game. 35 Chas Mastin takes a minute at the pre- coronation reception to try his hand at serving the punch Paul Schwab didn't take any chances, using a bib to catch drips Class of '89 Uses last Parade limos October '88 marked the last homecoming parade using the downtown route. Concerns over safety, parade length, dismissal time, types of units in the parade, and student slogans were raised as possible areas for discussion and revision. As a result a study committee was formed and changes put in place for the '89 parade For sure, limos will be prohibited in the future The committee's suggestions will ensure better student supervision and safety, but in no way change the goal of the event. School spirit will prevail and the fun will carry on. Senior Royalty lend a hand to marketing by modeling headbands Limo slogan FLOCK OFF'' caused a stir for some viewers of the parade 37 Students Create Signs. Headbands. .. Give Money to Yearbook CREATIVE IDEAS NET CASH FOR ADS Making the banner, Karl Wagner and Steph Thatcher cut and glue names. Matt Hibblson loves” his new spirit decorations. Miss Paulson gives up time to speak at coronation and be the parade grand marshal Banner carriers Lisa Pankratz and Gail Deick put in long hour marching with the band, often in ninety degree weather Kevin Will takes advantage of time available in the weight room to train. Helping out with a feature, modeling some trendy clothes means trying lots of shots. What Keeps Us Going? School is more than just classes. It involves willingness to forgo an after school job to be in a sport, club, or plan an event like a parade, march in the band, lift to train for a sport, or stand in the student council room popping tons of popcorn for fans. Have you had a BAD Hair day? All those millions of dead cells sitting on top of your head refuse to be curled, combed, or sprayed into submission. You're trying to arrange some pattern that will look presentable to your peers, but it just WON'T WORKII I'm talking about a Bad Hair Day. You spend three times the normal amount of time spent on your hair, almost miss the bus, and you still don't like how it turned out. Aha! you think. Til fix it when I get to school! However, by the time you get to school there is so much hairspray in your hair it's hopeless. I know, you guys are saying to yourselves, I don't use hairspray, but then guys don't know the meaning of a Bad Hair Day. I mean, let's face facts. A guy wakes up in the morning and he may or may not wash his hair. If he decides not to, he simply PUTS A HAT ON. It's just not fair. A girl would be ostracized if she came to school with a baseball cap on. But I'm getting off track. After your hair doesn't work, nothing goes right. You lose your homework, you fail a test, and for the life of you, you just don't seem to be able to get a hold of a writing utensil. A Bad Hair Day is usually a day in which you want to go home, get into bed, and pull the covers over your ugly head. Is it a spiral perm or did Mother Nature give Jessica Wahlberg the curls which help make life easier in front of the mirror in the morning? Like Anna Gallagher, Chris Keeney, and Minda Suchan, a lot of us arrive at school wondering just how much anyone else notices our hair. A little checking shows that we worry about a lot more than anyone else seems to notice. 44 Val Taylor finds that the arsenal needed to keep bad hair days in tow includes plenty of mousse, spray, a good brush, and a good cut. Betsy Postma's long blond tresses may have lots of options but they may not keep her from having bad hair days too. The shorter hair styles might prevent hair hassles for guys who choose them. or a GOOD HAIR DAY I'm having a really groovy day. What's the cause of this groovy day? My hair worked. You know, those days when you get up in the morning and your hair does just what you want it to do. These days are a precious few and therefore, earn the name Good Hair Day. But not only is your hair good, everything else is good, too. Maybe you find out you did well on that test you were just a little concerned about. Or maybe that cute boy at the end of your locker bay says hi as he walks by you. Maybe you even get your quarter back after you make a call from the pay phone. It all boils down to this: if your hair looks good, everything else seems to just fall into place so you end up feeling good, too. And when you feel good, you have a good day. A Good Hair Day, that is. Guys like Matt White who opt for longer styles might find that they have “hair days too. 45 46 STYLE . . . The way a person dresses should reflect their personality.” — Marc Sieber, 1988. This statement is really true. By now — in high school that is — we've all formed our own style of dress. Whether we like it or not. we're first perceived by our looks. Marc Sieber and Bill Headley often showed up to school in very lovely sweaters accompanied by sweat pants. For them, it was for days when you want to look respectable, but simultaneously want to feel comfortable '' This, of course, is very important when you consider how many hours of your day are actually spent at school!! Besides, how could you ever fall asleep in class if you weren't comfy?! Whether it's a leather jacket and jeans, a suit and a tie, or perhaps bell-bottoms and flowers (you never know!!), we all have a favorite (well, most of us) outfit. It's that skirt and top, pants and sweater, pair of shoes, or whatever that just screams YOU. OK. Maybe there are a couple of fashion victims who let others dictate what they will wear, and perhaps some just dress for others, but a lot of us dress for ourselves. We wear what makes us feel good. Oh!, alright, so sometimes we want to make a good impression or an outrageous statement, but hey!, wouldn't it have been boring to have walked down the halls of Forest Lake High School in 1988-89 and to have seen only everyone in the same clothes every day?! Kristy Hegberg. Jennie Millington, Mandy Sykora. Katie Pogreba, and Amy Miller are all recognized for their individual flair in choosing an outfit. The eclectic look is not new to Shane Christenson and Amy Bolier Working closely together in band can make for close friendships, but seeing the trombone section of Scott Norquist. Steve Isaacs. Jason Kolodjski, Jeff Smith. Lisa Frost and Jim Masloski dressed alike in flannel may have started a new FL trend. Marc Sieber and Bill Headley show off the look that is respectable, but not too dressed up for school. Barb Jones, Margie Peisert. and Jenny Borash sport different looks but fit into the fashion scene at school. For Nancy Hanson and Ginger Swanson the total look is essential, even including the hairstyle. There is no one style or trend that fits the mold at school, as demonstrated by Travis Grabau, Jeff Placzek. and Thad Dahlberg 47 FUTURES . . . By the time we had hit our sophomore year we couldn't escape the word future'' anymore. Everything in school seemed to point to those years when we'd be on our own, paying our own way. And we will look back with awe that we could buy a lunch for ninety cents, and still have time like Ann Wolfgram (1) to visit with friends. Choices of after school activities might influence our future choices but for sure the time they take up will take away time from a job. Tom Edelen (2) might find that his time in speech and debate really prepared him for a job later. Becky Sikkink (3) stops at her locker, a rite to be forgotten when we have graduated. The security of school and its routine provide a comfort zone, even if it means putting up with crowded locker bays and hall. A lot of students really rely on counselors like Mr. Grove to guide them in decisions about post high school plans. (4) By the time they are seniors, students like Pat Lynch (5) may have tried many activities and a job to test their interests. Getting good grades, as well as maintaining a job at Setterholm's might have kept Gretchen Peterson busy, but they also gave her a chance to prove her dependability to future employers. (6) Mr. Chalberg has answered the question How will this geometry help me in my life? (7) but it takes a few years to appreciate the ability to reason and think on more than one level. Top paying jobs require degrees and skill in thinking, even if a lot of us haven't thought about it yet. In political science Ms. Menken helps students analyze the political system, (8) but it might take a few years on the job and learning civic duties like voting and choosing candidates before someone from FLHS runs for office. What are you going to be when you GROW UP? Futures are what we dream of when we're young, try to put off when we're getting along in age, and what we're either deathly afraid of or anxiously awaiting when we're in high school. Time seems to go much faster than it once did. Things come upon you before you have even had time to think about them. Whereas your future once seemed to go no further than graduation, it now means (oh) — so much more. Multitudes of questions and options loom through our minds. Should I go to college? Should I please my parents and get a good job making lots of money? Should I join the Peace Corps? Should I take backpacking hitchhiking biking trip through Europe? Should I join the Marines? Should I move to California and live on the beach like a bum, or try to make it big? Should I run for office? The rest is in the future ... 49 Students often need to squeeze in time to see counselors like Mr. Motschenbacher. School sports can fill up long hours of athletes' lives who give up time to train and practice. Detention students check in with secretaries, such as Mrs. Johnson, who will keep track of their attendance. Chris Kessler and Jennie Atkinson take time to visit while waiting for the 7:59 bell. Mr. Altavilla offers cheerful help on troublesome geometry problems. Students find Schedules full There is just no time to do any extras! Tim© was the word that com© up in an informal survey asking students what they would change about their lives as a student. Time problems fit into categories which looked pretty universal. For instance, seniors claimed that they would have given more time to studies if they had known in tenth grade what they know now. Some juniors also felt that was a problem, but more of them just felt that they had so many commitments it was a pain finding ways to budget their time to juggle jobs, sports, school work, and be at home so parents wouldn't complain about them being gone all the time. On the other hand, a few students mentioned that time seemed to be going so slow, that they were just counting off the quarters until they could get out of here. Interestingly, some students complained that they had too much time on their hands. This complaint came mostly for sophomores who arrived home from the 2:30 bus and were trapped in their houses with food. TV and homework, if they bothered to bring it home. Without a car or a job to fill time, other kids in all three classes chose to fill their schedules to the MAX so they wouldn't have to worry about boredom — just how to find enough time to do it all. 51 Kelly Larson finds that the yearbook ads and book sales take up all her spare time when not working at McDonald's. Mrs. Thaemert is the health aide who handles health emergencies for high school students, such as notifying all the tenth graders who need to update their infant shots for measles and rubella. Mrs. Ensrud. Mr. Moskop. and Mrs. Bakken handle printing of all materials used in our building, as well as special projects from other schools. Students can actually plan and sew a complete outfit in school in Mrs Karls' class Did you know that... There was a lot more for kids to do at FLHS than just go to classes? For example, someone has to print all those tests we took. Or who did you think called home to check your attendance? Because we do not have a school nurse in our building, there is an aide who handled health emergencies. Teachers also do more than just teach five classes. Before we saw any assignments they wrote objectives and planned how to present lessons, yet they were available to help before and after school. Some even gave up their duty-free lunches to tutor a student. Smart kids looked into school options and discovered programs which allowed kids to leave the building and participate in special programs for credit. Many teachers gave up time to do extra- curricular and a large number of kids used the activities. Kids who checked out what was available found their lives a little better because of the extras available Mrs Storm will schedule students In childcare and early childhood settings to work with real kids. Students such as Karl Wagner experienced the creation, advertising, and marketing of a product in Mr. Anderson's class. 53 An Academic 54 55 Mike Altavllla Math Deb Bendlx Speech Alan Anderson Business 1 Rena Benedict Science Chuck Anderson Social. P.E. Jane Bernauer Home Ec Tom Baldwin English Mike Bernauer English Jill Becken Math Dave Blasko T and I Lab classes allow students the time to get one on one attention and answers to questions, such as in Mr. Lewis' meteorology class. 56 We hear bells, smell lunches, watch time pass An alarm blasted. Reality set in. I am back to School, said a small voice I am trying to ignore. Then the memories of summer set in. Summer was wonderful. Remember the routine? As I drag myself out of bed I remember there wasn't one. Days started as late as summer nights ended. After three months no one was fully ready to return to school. Then after a few weeks, something registered that the school routine was getting easy. Maybe it was because we knew that summer would roll around again. For now, we had to learn the names of new teachers, get used to new rules, and STUDY. Putting in time on the IBM means that Mr. Buys practices what he preaches. Junior Branson Industrial Ed. Jerry Bray Social Studies Kathy Briguet P.E. Marge Burns Special Ed. Jack Buys Business Richard Carlson Charlie Chalberg Social Studies Math 57 Teaching keyboarding for Mrs. Slotsve means moving rapidly around the room and answering questions. Someone invited a cardinal to the homecoming parade to clean up after Ranger horses led the parade during school hours, which meant afternoon classes were sacrificed for the event. Judy Dittberner Social Studies Nancy Dorphy Special Ed. Mary Dressen English Maureen Fitzgerald German Terry Elkren English Bob Fedderly English Neil Fletcher Social Studies 58 Susan Guderyon French Sally Hagman Social Studies Rich Hahn Tom Halloran Band Spanish, German Mr. Pogreba, Mr. Hansen and Mrs. Wiley meet with the MEEP (Minnesota Educational Effectiveness Program) team to plan programs for the faculty and students to Improve school. Kelly Larson and Pam Malle take a break in the yearbook room after addressing one hundred fifty envelopes for the ad sales 59 Artwork on the walls of Mr. Hansen's room provides examples and Inspiration for art students Schedules set for meeting school goals With graduation as a common goal, each student mapped a plan to reach that goal. Seniors counted credits and seemed to tolerate the work needed to get there. Juniors, on the other hand, had grade point averages, college prep tests, and class rank on their minds. Sophomores just learned the ropes and started to feel like they fit into the whole picture called high school. Decked out In a shop apron and taking a break, Mr. Rivard waits for the woods class to get back to work. 60 Sue Jarrett Math Lynn Jones Doris Karls Counselor Home Ec. Paul Karlsson Librarian Steph Kidder Science Joyce Leslie Counselor Jeff Lewis Science Jim Undstrom Choir Loren Lynch Work Coordinator John Madson German Weight training continues to be a popular elective class in the P.E. department. 61 R. Menken D. Maskop S. Motschenbacher B. Nelson K. Mikoljczyk 62 Running laps is on© of the many components of tenth grade p.e, which are required. Don Nelson Julie Nelson Tom Newell Math P.E. Business Donna Nickerson Counselor John Olsen English 63 Elective choices Determine Homework load Graduation requirements haven't changed for three years, and English, social, math, and science were the basic requirements. Good planners added electives which rounded out their schedules and gave them chances to do more than study the basics. Some claimed the six hour day kept them from getting all the classes they wanted. Others felt they had enough hard classes to study as it was. Some school board members urged a study of the issue, so seven period days, trimesters, and credit requirements became the focus of a study. The class of '90 or '91 might see changes in their academic lives. 1989 was the year those changes were proposed. Doug Peltier Athletic Dir. Kevin Rivard Sharon Rose Industrial Ed. Skills Development Sue Stennes-Rogness Social Studies Phylls Slotsve Business Tom Pogreba John Reiman Industrial Ed. Industrial Ed. Dan Schneider Science 1 Bill Somrock English Ralnie Schwab Health Jill Sorock Science Roxy Stangland Skills Development Janet Stone Home Ec. Bill Streeter Reading Dorothy Sunne Speech Sandy Teichner Social Studies Ron Tungseth Social Studies Janet Wiley Work Coordinator Phy ed classes are busy with alternate activities, such as volleyball, which means the gym Is full and spilling over onto the mezzanine with activity. Susie Kasma and Miss Paulson share a brief moment before the Homecoming coronation. Seniors log 3000 hours After three years, the seniors have logged thirty six classes, learned from thirty six teachers, and spent almost three thousand hours in classes. At commencement they will recall the good or days, but in between ninth grade and graduation, the reality was noisey buses, loads of homework, a crowded parking lot, rushed lunches, stuffed locker bays, crowded halls, and one hundred and eight weeks of school lunches. Students saw this as putting in time or, at the other extreme, as time well spent for a diploma. 1. Sophomores and parents spend a hot August night at orientation, where class pictures could be taken early Frustration set in when the computer broke down. 2. Industrial arts students not only have to complete projects but also schedule time for clean-up. 3. Mrs. Zeller finds herself working longer days to make the extended hours in the library possible for students after school 4 Teachers Hansen and Hahn use time in the lounge to work and catch up on the news. 5. Jason Kolodjski and Laura Theroux give up time to be in the musical and then find they have long hours of school projects to finish too 6. Dan Becker and Josh Fedderly enjoy themselves in Calgary, one of the perks of taking a class like band that involves trips and extracurricular responsibilities. 6 67 2 1. Shop classes cover a lot of area and provide plenty of activity for the teacher to supervise. 2. Roxanne Kelly enjoys a minute to talk before the final bell rings. 3. Mr. McElrath uses a costume to lighten up his lecture. 4. P.E. classes allow students to get active during the day, even if it does mean waiting some of the time. 5. Science class requires some lectures, but Mrs. Somrock also gives plenty of hands-on work in biology. 7. Jean Schroeder just smiles. She has no comment on whether any classes are boring. 68 Students Claim Boredom Problem The tapping of pencils, the crumpling of paper, and a light snore is heard from the back of the classroom. This is students while bored in a classroom. Many students do different things while bored in class such as: sleep, count ceiling tiles, write notes, and whisper among friends. Teachers have a number of ways to make the class more exciting like: using simulation games, trying not to use the text as much as possible, and relating the topic of the discussion to things the students are more focused on. The students have a few suggestions of their own on how to make the class more interesting, such as: wider variety of activities, more group work, watch more movies, no overheads. It is in our interest that both teachers and students realize the long struggle with boredom. Also, realizing the difference in the opinions of teachers and students. 7 69 Who's Responsible For Rules and Policies? Although the school board is responsible for the rules and policies, most of what they set and enforce is the result of recommendations from parents, teachers, or administration. Each principal directs his staff to carry out district rules and policies set by board action. 1. Mr. Moskop runs AV and sees that materials are available for teachers on a smooth cheeck out system. Girls' basketball players, as in all other sports, must sign and follow a rules sheet put out by the State High School League 3. Paul Torgerson uses the library and computers on a regular basis, but is there only because he follows the guidelines for its use. 4. Deb Furstenberg coaches and subs in the district and knows the range of cooperation given by students in response to various rules. 5. Joyce Leslie helps kids with chemical problems but also works with kids In the AT AC (All Together Against Chemicals) group support their efforts to have chemical free activities. 6. Study halls are supposed to be quiet study environments and some students actually use them to study. 7.1. Reynolds — Principal 8. R. Cooper — Assistant Principal 9. D. Drolson — Assistant Principal 10. Dr. Brynaldson — Superintendent of Schools 71 Who is in Charge? Who Keeps Things Running? 1. Mademoiselle Guderyon teaches French for all levels to meet the demands of lan- guage students. 2. Mr. Grove counsels kids into classes and helps them check graduation requirements. 3. Superinten- dent G. Brynaldson, School Board: S. Onell. T. Paul. J. Moratzka, G. Novak. S. Neuenfeldt. V. Boettcher, L. Ol- son. 4. The support staff keeps the school on track. 72 Will Open Enrollment Benefit FLHS? Open enrollment has not been much of an issue in Forest Lake. There seem to be no direct benefits for the school district, but some benefits to students or parents who seek other location. About thirty families K-12 have changed schools, mostly elementary students whose parents can make easier connections for childcare. Some former high school students claim they made the change to schools which have lower graduation requirements, but there are no official statements or statistics to prove their claims. 1 Mr. Henderson is on a study committee examining the seven period day as a way of meeting needs of students who want to take more classes. Many teachers and students feel that an extra class a day would only benefit a small number of students and actually make it harder for others to graduate. 2. There is no limit to the ideas offered in Mrs Benedict's physics class. 3. An AP History class is taught by Mr. Tungseth. 4. Mr. Conner's calculus class meets the needs of high level math students. 5. The vocal music department might be getting smaller but the quality of music still has a huge appeal and plenty of talent is represented there. 73 School keeps us busy Everything that happens from the time students get on the bus until we arrive home at 3:00 affects our curriculum. 1. Wad© Gerten and Craig Gillen stroll to their next class. 2. Tiffany Fladland and Linda Leroux find that the halls at FLHS can be quite shocking. 3. Some students choose phy-ed classes as a way to keep in shape and also as a relaxing hour in their day. 4. Pete Humphreys bared it all, and got wet in a memorable ninth grade IPS class. 5. Deutsch schulerin sprechen fur Mark. 6. The football players prove that they are always cordial. 7. Gretchen Petersens father enjoys a humorous moment at the Student Recognition ceremony. 75 Head custodian Mick runs a power broom in the lunch room fifth hour to clear debris from the floor. Student council concessions bring in cash but the garbage left in the cafeteria is not tossed, making extra work for the custodial crew. Mr. Olson runs the mega- vac after lunch but also during the day so that halls remain clear and neat looking. 76 A super efficient lunch room system delivers food on time every day. Students take the clean school for granted because it is never left to become a mess. An Activity 78 Oklahoma's cast entertained audiences in November. Back. Dan Johnson. Erik Moratzka. Brad Lindberg. Matt Kijenski, Jeremy Minner, Kari Johnson, Stacie Johnson, Matt Sandager. Cory Onell. Scott Bergstrom, Julia Pecille, Mike Knott, Jean Whitney. Marc Sieber, Lori Polzin. Jon Hubal, Jeanne Shaketer, Amy Richert, Jenny Thoburn, Michelle Hughes, Mark Peterson, Alex Rudolph, Heidi Zapzalka. Jason Kolodjski Front: Kim Kochendorfer, Joanne Reinhardt, Sheri Rattei. Deb Hanson, Kristen Mansmith, Tom Edelin, Laura Theroux, Craig Prosser, Cricket Osterbauer, Jessica Wahlberg, Emily Wepplo, Heather Wielde. Elizabeth Elmstrom. The Martyrdom of Peter Ohey Imagine yourself sitting down for a nice quiet relaxing evening, when suddenly a woman barges in and proceeds to inform you that there is a tiger living in your bath- room Would you believe her? Probably not. This is exactly what the Ohey family in this year's one-act play experiences. The Martyrdom of Peter Ohey, an absurd- ist farce by Polish playwright Slawomir Mrozek, opens in the Ohey home where we see Peter Ohey, his wife, and daughter. (Chas Mastin, Cricket Osterbauer, and Jes- sica Wahlberg). Soon they are visited by many odd char- acters including a stern official (Kristen Man- smith), a flamboyant tax collector (Dan Johnson), an absent minded scientist (Dominic Vecchiollo), a clownish circus manager (Craig Prosser), and a profound old Russian hunter (Marc Sieber) The situation is complicated when a ditsy foreign office representative (Kiersten Moratzka), announces that a Maharajah wishes to hunt the tiger. All of the characters work together to provide an interesting and unexpected ending. 1. Peter Ohey, You’re the oner 2. ONE ACT PLAY CAST: Back: Craig Prosser, Director Gilles, Student Director Tom Edelen, Marc Sieber, Kiersten Moratzka. Row 2: Dominic Vecchiolo, Cricket Osterbauer, Chas Mastin, Dan Johnson, Kristin Mansmith. Front: Jessica Wahlberg. 3. Chas's character ponders and everyone awaits his decision. 4 A ring makes the perfect object for a game of catch. 5. Ms. Gilles directs with a vision in mind. 6. I have a dream. Homecoming '88 Activities Keep Students Active And Entertained Every day of Homecoming '88 had a theme, which added the usual chaos to the halls and classrooms. As usual, some kids really got into the spirit and others could not have told what all the costumes were for. One change in the focus this year was to encourage students to attend all the sporting events of the week, making each sport's contest a homecoming event, rather than just focusing on the football game. The coronation was highlighted by great speeches from returning royalty and teacher Joan Paulsen. Lynn Mansmith and Paul Schwab were elected by the student body to represent FLHS as Homecoming King and Queen. They reigned over the bonfire and on Friday, the pepfest and parade. The biggest crowd of the week gathered at the football game on Friday to see the Rangers take on the Coon Rapids Cardinals. A spirited half time show by the marching band and a loud rock band at the poorly attended dance ended the week. 1. Volleyball players add team spirit to the parade. 2. Swimmers from the girls' team cheered throughout the parade route 3. King Paul is crowned. 4. “The Ranger meets the queen 5. Queen Sheila and King Tom return to pass on the crowns. 6. Lynn is the choice for queen. 7. The tension of cornation did not stop the candidates from having a little fun in the library. HOMECOMING CANDIDATES — Back: Paul Schwab, Jim Hesse, Chas Mastin, Todd Halverson, Scott Bance, Mike Strandness. Front: Julie Nickilla, Laura Boyd. Lynn Mansmith. Steph Hammes, Becky Lindberg. Susie Kasma. 84 Dodgers win World Series 6'eS SPEECH TEAM STRESSES EXCELLENCE HERO Club sets records ,sP° SP S WCCO's Don Shelby guards Chuck Anderson in faculty vs. celebrity game to raise money for yearbooks. AO X? 9, % 0 0 0 = 0, dC + _ b o Misty goes to state. FFA wins titles Debaters To many he seemed like a shadow In the Reagan Era. Thought of too often as a weak, ineffective, jello- like understudy to Mr. Reagan, the light skimmed over him . . . until now. After an outstanding victory over Michael Dukakis, George Herbert Walker Bush was declared the 41st president of the United States Bush's victory makes him the first sitting vice-president to be elected to the oval office since Martin Van Buren in 1836. It is also the first time in over forty years (since F.D.R. and H.S.T.) that the same party has controlled the White House for more than two consecutive terms. Looking back on the sometimes-a- bit-dirty campaign trail we see a few stones and some major obstacles. This race for the oval office has had a lot of obvious clash: Abortion, The Death Penalty, Taxes, Deficits. Arms Control, Pledge of Allegiance, and Prison Furlough Programs (to name a few big ones.) With Americans glued to their sets the candidates appeared. With Mr. Dukakis playing the part of the debater”, and Mr Bush appearing as an honest, sensitive friend” it was hard for the debate to reveal any real individual advantages that would outweigh, but each party threw in some icebreakers and soon the debate was underway. There was a highly emotional aspect to each issue and each issue was attacked differently. Both men put up a fight and the American public was not disappointed. (J. Madden) Best Dressers The senior poll netted the following results: Favorite teachers — Ms Gilles and Mr. Fletcher, Most spirited — Scott Bance and Leslie Kasid, Most Athletic — Paul Schwab and Becky Lind berg, Best Bodies — Paul Schwab and Julie Nickila, Friendliest — Paul Schwab and Lynn Mansmith, Best Eyes — Greg Docken and Laura Boyd, Shyest — Bruce Brown and Paula Molter, Best Dressers — Darin Dahlquist and Jeannie Shaketer, Most Likely to Succeed — Chas Mastin and Christy McEnerny, Best Smile — Todd Jensen and Sara Larson, Smartest — Mike Hackbarth and Michelle Johnson, Most Talented — Craig Prosser, Chas Mastin, and Cricket Osterbauer, Cutest Couples — Jack Watson and Jessie Maile . . . Matt Mibbison and Paula Molter, Dizziest — Kiersten Moratzka, Staci Welsch, and Dan Smith, Best Buns — Dave Schmidt and Jenny Mohman, Biggest Partlers — Jason Mishak and Chelsea Calander. Biggest Brownnosers — Chris Gmach, Tom Edelan, and Pam Maile, Best T.P.ers — Dan Schuldt, Becky Lindberg and Sheri Rhoda, Biggest Flirts — Paul Schwab and Steph Reed. Biggest Spenders — Greg Schultz and Heidi Kijinski, Class Clowns — Scott Bance and Cricket Osterbauer, and Most Involved — Jeff Anderson, Craig Baland, Scott Bance, Laura Boyd, Craig Conner, Rosie Doegie, Joe Dufresne, Kai Eckert, Chris Gmach. Todd Halvorson. Matt Hibbison. Paula Holter, Chris Johnson, Dan Johnson, Mike Knott, Jason Kolodjski, Dave Larsen, Aimee Larson, Sara Larson, Becky Lindberg, Mallory Locke, Todd Loushine. Vicki Maas, Pam Maile, Jim Maslowski, Bill Mastin, Chas Mastin, Kiersten Moratzka, Mario Ocampo. Barry Olson. Cricket Osterbauer, Ross Peterson, Jeff Pruitt, Paul Schwab, Ron Sherwood, Dan Smith, Mike Strandness. Kuno Sutter. Leslie Weiss. Tracy Wiler. Tracie Winge, Tim Zaske. Best Smiles Shyest 88 Best T.P.'ers Smartest tfS! Most Spirited 89 January arrives . . . graduation approaches Senior pictures... Homecoming ... ACT .. . SAT ... announcements . . . Snowweek . . . Caps and gowns .. . last-ever mid winter break ... video yearbook ... senior week .. . CAT tests... honor student recognition program ... prom .. . concerts... graduation . .. seniors last united gathering . .. commencement parties . . . and the real world belongs to the class of '89. 1. Leslie Kasld gets dunked. 2 Pam Mails convinces a friend to join her trying on prom dresses at the mall. 3. Old prom dresses work great for the mock wedding in Marriage and the family class. 4 Mike Knott helps student council get ready for snowweek. 5. Students brought enthusiasm and money to the carnival to raise money for the youth service bureau 2 90 92 Bill Abler Ginger Ailara Josh Allen Deb Ames Sheila Amrheln Deanna Anderson Gina Anderson Ken Anderson Lynn Anderson Mindy Anderson Rita Anderson Shane Anderson Vicki Anderson Joy Andres Eric Anton Chuck Arneson Rob Atkins Andrea Bakke Don Bakken Laura Bakken Doug Baland Wade Barry Heidi Bayless Dan Becker Jason Benson Mona Benz Tom Berg Connie Beirmaier Toni Blake Troy Blanchard Karen Blocher Dave Bobrowski Joelle Boeck Angie Boesch Brent Boettner Lori Book Sheri Boyce Jeff Boyer Chris Brandt Chad Breaw Sandy Breidl Tina Brennan 94 Dan Bringl© Kevin Broadbent Deb Brown Pete Brown Carrie Buerin Lori Bulena Marney Burow Jacob Bush Jenny Campbell Cindy Capaul Jason Capeti Eric Carlson Jana Carlson Kelly Carlson Nikki Carlson Steve Carlson Kevin Carter Sarah Carter Mark Hendrikson waits for the pepfest to start. With a little luck there’ll be time to finish before the bell. Tracey Chapman Heidi Christensen Jason Cibulka Brian Clark Dave Clark Tim Colberg 95 Heather Cole Jeff Collins Chuck Considine Holly Corson Mike Costello Tammi Crosswait Diane Culp Michelle Culver Carl Czeck Kris Dahl Ave Dahlberg Galen Dahlberg Janelle Daniels Kelly Daugherty Brad Davis Larry DeMarais Jim DeGarmo Gayle Deick Amy Determan Lisa Determan Brooke DeWitt Kathie Dickey Pam Dickman Beth Diekmann Amy Dietsch Steve Differding Anna Dignan Stacy Distler Doug Dokken Ray Dolfay Sara Dornseif Kim Droher Dorothy Dufresne Traci Dufresne Bill Dukowitz Rob Duncan Trevor Dunn Shane Dupaul Kim Edgerton Mike Eichinger Becky Ekdahl Joe Elias 96 Chuck Eller Elizabeth Elmstrom Chris Endicott Pam Engebretson Sue Engel Terri English Tracy Erickson Dave Erlandson Kris Ethan Tracie Evenson Cory Farver Josh Fedderly Tim Ferguson Sam Ferraro Brenda Finch Tiffany Fladland Pat Flanagan Jason Flinn Wes Flor Greg Forst John Foss Jason Foucault Marc Frogner Theresa Gagnow Travis Galleberg Wade Gerten Craig Gillen Heather Gordon Jeff Gosiak Jody Graba Chris Graff Jason Grandquist Jeff Gressman Rochelle Gross John Grubbs Ray Grunzinger Tina Gustafson Dan Gutz Steve Haag Nick Hale Amy Hamilton Kelly Hammons 97 Michelle Hughes Dan Hulleman Amy Hunt Dan Husnik Boyd Ingvalson Richard Inott Linda Irber Steve Isaacs Shannon Jabas Darrel Jacobson Larry Jarosiewicz Nancy Jergens Sherry Jochim Brandon Johnson Doug Johnson Kevin Johnson Sharon Johnson Trish Johnson Tina Johnston Klyde Kamppi Jason Kamppi Robert Kappel Roxanne Kelley Dennis Kenny Mao Keu Sarah Keyes Larry Kiefat Jennifer Killian Dave Killion Ed Killpack Scott Kinderman Keane Kindle Erica Kittelson Tim Kival Brian Kjellberg Lisa Kleinvachter Melanie Knettel Jason Korf Wade Kosman Cari Kottke Jason Kostelecki Pat Kowal 99 Ken Kralick Tara Krantz Jason Krause Regina Krueger Steve Kult Jeri Kyrola Nancy LaCasse Tracy LaCroix Dan Lametti Sandy Landecker Mike Lanagan Eric Larson Erik Larson Karin Larson Shawn Larson Craig Laska Ty LaTourneau Troy Lawrence Abigail Lay Laura Leetch Lee Leibke Melissa Lenk Linda LeRoux Paul Lesch Pete Lessard Amy LeTourneau Lynda Lindbeck Brad Lindberg Mindy Lindell Lisa Lindemann Tonya Linz Rhonda Litke Sheri Lofback Wayne Loguidica Jenna Lowe John Luger Danielle Lund Jim Lundberg Shelley Mach Jennifer Madden Sarah Maefsky Becky Maidl 100 Wad© Maki Nathan Malek Chad Malvin Dwight Mansk© Jon Marios Kim Marx Su© Mathews Jarrod Mattson Henry Mauer Juli© Mayvill© Molly McAvoy Missy McCann Michelle McClure Angie McCullough Desi McEachran Jennifer Mertes Bob Mewhorter Scott Middendorf Amy Miemi Duane Miller Jeremy Minner Ray Mobile Margie Monson Mike Monson Sophomore danceline members get initiated wearing cute hats. 101 Mike Moravec Sue Moravec Julie Morris Peter Moskop Leda Moxness Amy Muller I Steve Muller Bill Mulry Mike Nadeau Becky Nelson Darin Nelson Kevin Nelson Carrie Norbin Katie Nord Sarah Nordin Sonia Oakes Doug Oase Jeni Obst Kelly O'Donnell Kristina Olsen Dan Olson Helen Olson Kim Olson Sheri Olson Amie Omadahl Chad Organ Nathan Ostertag Julie Pagois Kerry Pakulski Lance Pankratz Lisa Pankratz Troy Parent Ron Raymen Lindy Pederson Rob Pedrarv Jenny Peiffer 102 Melanie Perry Anna Marie Peter Gretchen Peterson Adam Peterson Brent Peterson Cheyne Peterson Kristi Peterson Dan Petry Chris Philleps Troy Pleski Todd Pletcher Amy Progreba Mike Polencheck Shelly Powers Heidi Proulx Janel Proulx Brian Quarnstrom Amy Rancour Andrea Rasmussen Nancy Rathe Jason Rayner Jennifer Reetz Kevin Rehbein Louis Rein Joanne Reinhardt Trisha Riley Todd Roe Tammy Roemhildt Tani Rollins Sheri Roskorvitz Hyland Rowan Amy Rudenick Jackie Runeberg Scott Runningen Julie Ryan Matt Sandager Matt Sather Rebecca Saunders James Scheid Amy Schloeger Leanna Schloeger Kelly Schoenecker 103 Josie Scholten Melissa Schrader Eric Schreiber Jean Schroeder Paula Schrom Liz Schuett Dana Schultz Lisa Schweiger Rick Scully Holly Seekel Aaron Seem Jennie Sell Joleen Shamp Lori Sherrick Tom Sibbald Marc Sieber Todd Siemonsma Keith Simonet Ranger headband production took many hours to complete. Sally Skogland Heather Skon Erik Skoog Jennifer Snelson Connie Sofie Kent Sogge 104 Warm fall days are great for watching guys from the parking lot Jon Nelson and friends relax and wait for the bell to ring in Art. Tom Sibbald and Eric Cossman find a corner table to work and sneak In a little talking, too. Library computers are a popular spot to get comp assignments done quickly for the students who have mastered Apple Writer or Appleworks. 105 Grabbing a quick breakfast In the cafeteria are Brent Boettner. Chris Kessler, Sonja Oakes, and Dennis Kenny Heidi Kijinski, Steve Kult, and Tina Olson get sent into the hall to discuss and construct a group project, 106 Ethan Solum Kirk Solum Bobby Sorkness Shelly Spear Tammy Srock Vic Steglich New longer library hours make it possible to get extra research and assignments done. Dave Steindl Jill Stenberg Kent Stenberg Ross Stenberg Dana Stenholtz Lind Streitz Brian Supinsk Vanessa Svejkovsky Ginger Swanson Melanie Tauer Val Taylor Chantelle Tessier Matt Thayer Laura Theroux Jodi Thompson Carla Thurnbeck Scott Timmons Joe Toth 107 Kristi Trudeau Rob Turbeville Melanie Underwood Mike Vail Brian Van Bergen Koua Vang Christi Vesel Kim Vezina Troy Vogel William Votel Stacy Wachholz Mark Wagner The eclectic look makes fash- ion easier and more affordable in '89. Rachel Wagner Jessica Wahlberg Nick Walker 108 Dan Walton Mike Wassman Jason Watts Kris Weiage Missy Welch Bryant Wes Jason White Jill White Jean Whitney Brad Wiechman Josh Wilborn Pam Williamson Jennifer Winning Karla Wittwer Billi Jo Wolff Nichole Wood Tammy Wordon Jerry Yezek Sonia Young Rick Zaccardi Mara Zderad Darren Zigas 109 110 Ill Fear, Stress Drive Sophomores The students file into the school. The year has started once more. Everyone goes to the places most familiar to them, all except one group of people, the Sophomores. This unique group of people wanders, for this is their first time in school. The signs of fear are visible in their eyes as they try to find their first period class. They feel secure only while in the confines of the classroom, but, when in the halls dart frantically for the next class. Stress is a major part of their lives. Stress of fitting in with the crowds, stress and fear of getting lost, and stress of getting beat up by upperclassmen. The first week is probably the most stressful part of their lives. But they endure. Driven on by the promise of an education. Also driven on by the thought of next year they will not be the bottom of the ladder anymore. Sophomore Tom Carney concentrates on his computer assignment. Michelle Albrecht Mike Aldentaler Burke Allen Lisa Allen Missy Alsaker Chad Amumud Chris Anderberg Doug Anderson Ryan Anderson Scott Anderson Michelle Atkinson Jenny Avery Katie Backer Tracy Backus Kim Beck Jim Becker Chris Bedford Jim Beimert Bass Belcher Tobin Belisle Curt Bennett Doug Benson Mike Benson Chris Berg Jodi Berger Erika Bergerson Scott Bergstrom Erik Bergum Steve Bergum Sean Blackford Nichole Blanchard John Bobrowski Brian Bolier Scott Bonham John Booth Bryan Bothman Chad Bounds Kim Bradford Melissa Brandei Angie Braun Lance Breiland Kevin Bromert Aimee Brown Krista Brown James Bulena Dave Burch Chris Burdine Charlie Burton Tracy Cadwallader Jenny Campbell John Campbell Kerri Capeti Shannon Carey Chad Carlson Jenifer Carlson Jessica Carlson Tom Carney Angi Carpenter Janene Carter Doug Christenson 113 Pam Christenson Corey Christenson Steve Christopherson Chris Cieslak Sherese Cilek Tasha Cilek Dianne Clark Rick Clover Troy Collier Tricia Coombs Derek Cooper Jed Copham Tom Costello Jesse Crabtree Ted Crandall Chris Cressman Patti Crosswait Marc Culver James Dagostino Chris Dahl Doug Dahlberg Geno Danielson Chad Davis Jill Davis Dana Decker Bryce Degendorfer Kristi Degendorfer Derrick Deick James Deitner Kelly Dellwo Tim DeMarais Pam Demma Amy Dervie Ken Devine Kevin Dietrich Ruth Differding Rob Dixon Jason Donat Matt Dosser Dave Drews Ron Duckstad Scott Dugdale 114 Jeff Duncanson Shawn Duncanson Lisa Eagan Tina Eaton Jon Eckman Pam Eickstadt Kris Eisenminger Laura Ekstedt Chad Emerick Dan Englehorn Matt Englund Amie Erickson Doug Estes Joleen Fahey Tom Fast Michelle Filla Tessa Finnes Pat Fischbach Shane Fisher Shannon Flaherty Lyn Fleck Tess Flowers Terra Forte Kari Francois Mike Frankfurth Eric Fritsch Jon Froelich Jeni Fry Steve Funk Mike Funkhouser Ann Gagner Jason Gahm Leanne Gaiovnik Tom Gajeski Anna Gallagher Kathy Gallegher Aaron Gallaher Bryan Garwood Shelley Giese Ann Gifford Don Gilbert Amy Glaser H5 A camera person can distract a class if learners are not concentrating. Science classes get lectures as well as exciting lab work. Scott Norquist and Andy McCurdy leave a b-squad football game with smiles of victory. 116 Tom Gleixner Sara Gmach Lisa Gorka Erika Gorman Lindy Graber Adam Graupe The first pepfest of the year drew a large crowd of interested sophomores Jim Gregoire Jolene Gremmer Angie Grogan Joe Groshens Brian Goss Tony Grubbs Heather Grun Steve Grunzinger Jerry Gubash Dan Guegel Maria Guion Kim Guibraa Casey Gustafson Chase Gustafson Amie Haas James Hackbarth Matt Hackman Scott Hagberg 117 Julie Hagen Rusty Haines Sean Haines Jenny Halbur Jennifer Hamilton Mike Hansen Patty Kaufman f phomores Dan Englehorn. Rob Voedisch. and John Booth wait for lunch Kim Hanson Tanya Hanson Jason Haroldson Shawn Harrington Bob Harris Eric Hartfiel Marc Haus Danielle Harviews Chad Haseltine Kristy Hegberg Andy Hegstad Don Heilman Kris Heimdal Dan Hendren Ruth Hendrickson Amy Henrichsen Kirk Henzlik Jennifer Hermann 118 Corinne Hernandez Jennifer Hesse Jamie Hestikin Mike High Joe Highland Joe Hillesheim Martin Hinrichs Dan Hobson Mark Hoffman Brett Holmdahl Dave Holmgren Tara Hopkins Ann Houle Stephanie Howe Jon Hubal Charles Hurth Karla Hult Roberta Hummel Rachel Huntosh Shawna Huspek Angie Hussman Patti Hutchinson Kevin Ingvalson Justin Israelson Bob Istvanovich Laron Jackson Ginger Jacob Carrie James Joel Jankowski Jennifer Johann Jennifer Joesting Dennis Johnson Eric Johnson Jerry Johnson Kari Johnson Michelle Johnson Colleen Jordan Jamie Jung Dana Kachel Kevin Kampa Patty Kaufman Bob Kramer 119 Amy Kedrowski Kirsten Keeney Jason Kempel Jennifer Kempel Amy Kichler Angela Kichler Heidi Kostelac Lana Kranick Aaron Krantz Tricia Krantz Joe Krueger Scott Kuha Tracey Lambkin Elvirra Lambus John Land Mike Lang Jennifer Longer Jim Larkin Andrena Larson Doug Larson Kane Larson Mark Lautigar Lisa Lawrence John Lee Lynn Lee Werner Leisten Ed Lejchar Mike Lelle Lisa Lendway James LeRoux Tammi Lestrud Wendee Lillie Mike Lilly Amanda Lindeman Bobbi Jo Lindquist Sheri Linnerooth 120 Jason Linz Jason Lock© Craig Lofback Jenny Long Lisa Lowo Tim Lundy Bridget Madden Amy Maether Curt Mager Ryan Maher Traci Maier Nathan Malvig Kris Manick Kristen Mansmith Chris Marsh Kerri Marshall Perry Marten Tonja Martin Tom Masteller Lee Mattson Bret Matzke Elke May Matt McCarron Tammy McCaskey Kim McCoy Andy McCurdy Ryan McEnerney John McFarling Brian McKernon Bill Medek Tom Meier Reina Mendez Bill Meyer Paul Meyer Amy Miller Beth Miller Jenny Millington Dallas Minder Barb Miron Lee Miron Sarah Modean Tia Mogenson 121 Stephanie Molitor Rob Mondor Steve Moore Erik Moratzka Tracey Morgan Matt Morken Ken Morkert Dave Morrisette Scott Muellner Heidi Murawski Robyn Murphy Chad Myers Michelle Myrvold Jackie Neely Ryan Nelsen Charles Nelson Jeff Nelson Steve Nelson Jenny Newman Chris Nicholson Jake Nieman Dallas Nord John Nordin Scott Norquist 122 Richard O'Brien Bob Odell Heather Oehrlein Pat O’Hara Aaron Olson Brandie Olson Chris Olson Jeremy Olson Jeremy Olson Jordan Olson Mike Olson Wade Olson Cory Onell Shannon Osgood Sarah Overbo Pam Paananen Annie Paffel Jenny Palokangas Chris Paskvan Anita Paulino Paul Pechmann Sonia Pederson Charles Peek Chad Pelarski Bill Pennings Kim Perkins Michell Perry Warren Peter Ann Peterson Brian Peterson Tara Peterson Leann Peuse Harry Pittman Carrie Plantz Gina Pletan Katie Progreba Lori Polzin Betsy Postma Chuck Prickett Nick Proulx Tammy Quesnel Tony Quilty 123 Brent Rams© Britta Ramseth David Rands Brenda Reed Bridi Reed Chad Reemtsma Katherine Reiling Chris Rice Jeanne Richardson Corey Ridge Cory Roberts Kelly Roberts Jason Robertson Lorn© Rogers Ray Rolth Michelle Rudenick Michelle Rutford Kris Rydeen Jennifer Sager Monika Sampson Deb Sargent Jason Saunders Katie Schaeppi Scott Schingen Todd Schlavin Tom Schlavin Ivan Schleder Dan Schmidt Delrene Schmidt Amy Sc horn Andrea Schroepke Dale Schuldt Ron Schurrer Mike Scott Jason Sederholm Brian Selvog Jolleen Shamp Dave Shatava Becky Sikkink Tom Simonson Mike Skaj 124 ft i . Jennifer Skramstad Mark Sletten Jim Smith Karri© Smith Scott Smith Shannon Smith Troy Smith Mike Smothers Angela Snelson Rick Snyder Jeff Solomon Jim Stadler Carrie Stafford Cherie Steiner Jerome Stevens Nat Stimert Andrea Stolp Aimee Stone Sue-z Storkan Kelley Stromberg Jeremy Studee Minda Suchan Sheila Suedel Shawna Sunaski Elizabeth Sunde Rick Svardahl Hunter Swanson Nathan Swanson Guy Swenson Mandy Sykora Ben Theuninck Jenny Thoburn Chris Thompson Tawny Tummers Cam Ha To Tammy Tremmel Kim Triemert Dan Trudeau Roy Tuomi Elisa Tuominen Jenny Turenni Andy Ulvin 125 Justin Underwood Greg Vail Tony Vanelli Jason Vanous Rob Voedisch Chad Wade Jesse Wagner Wendy Wagner Heather Wakem Cherie Walker Linda Wariakois Diane Warnest Chris Weisbrod Ann Welage Lisa Welk Cindy Weninger Emily Weppla Steph Wesimar Shane Whalen Kathy Whitacre Matt White Stacie Whitman Joe Wichelman Tammy Widing Tanya Wiese Brian Wilson Tryp Wittstruck Steve Wolff Ann Wolfgram Tara Wood 127 An Organization 128 WIND ENSEMBLE: Back: Joe Dufresne, Dan Becker. Ray Dolfay, Dan Schuldt. Michael Knott. Julie Penton. Angie Friend. Lynn Lee. Steven Kult. Jill Stenberg, Valerie Taylor. Thomas Paffel, Josh Fedderly. Row 3: Patty Bergum. Cheryl Doebbeling. Sheryl Hollingsworth. Katie Backer, Kari Johnson, Brian Peterson, Woody Masteller. Jennie Sell. Ted Crandell, Lisa Frost, Jason Kolodjski, Steven Isaacs, Jim Masloski, Scott Norquist. Jeffrey Smith, Brent Muchow, Sherry Stepka. Brad Lindberg, Bill Headley, Jeremy Minner, Jenny Hermann, Andy McCurdy, Eric Powers, Row 2: Kendra Osterkamp, Karen Blocher, Mara Zderad, Cindy Weninger, Michael Hackbarth, Kathy Neuenfeldt, Jessica Wahlberg, Brian Rigwald, Mallory Locke, Amy Hunt, Jane Lambertson, Becky Ekdahl, Tess Flowers, Derek Johnson, Jodi McKenzie, Lisa Determan, Sarah Maefsky, Janel Proulx, Marney Burow, Lisa Engen. Front: Jean Whitney, Kirsten Erickson, Tricia Lendway, Dori Dufresne. Shelly Bowers, Lynn Mansmith, Michelle Hughes, Chris Thueson, Nicole Blanchard, Jennifer Hamilton, Chris Cieslak, Minda Suchan, Abigail Lay. Juliet Morris. CONCERT BAND: Back Row, left to right: Erik Moratska, Dan Heineman, Stacy Wachholz. Brltta Ramseth. Matt Sather. Jason Flinn. Debbie Ames, Ann Houle, Bryant West Row 3: Nancy Jergens, Lisa Pankratz, Connie Pastorius. Todd Siemonsma, Andy Hegstad. Boyd Ingvalson. Dana Decker. David Hursh, Matt Blackford. John Luger. Marc Culver, Chad Bounds. Jamie Hestekin. Aimee Brown. Chris Weisbrod, Tom Carney, Jason Kempel. Tom Coulter, Heidi Zapzalka, Tim Zaske, Andrea Bakke, Karla Hulty, Doug Oase, Brian Clark, Mike Aldentaler. Row 2: Gayle Deick, Denise Lusian, Jackie Runeberg. Trish Riley. Kelly Hammons, Amie Erickson. Lanee Breiland. Nancy Hanson, Matt Isaacson, Bill Abler, Jason Granquist, Tanya Wiese. Marc Hoffmann. Andrena Larson, Darlin Perez. Amy Determan, Michelle Atkinson. Row 1: Ann Welage, Kris Heimdal, Lynette Flack. Anna Gallagher, Jenny Reetz, Heidi Kijenski, Ericka Bergerson, Lori Book, Jody Greba, Sara Hegstad. Carlyn Halek. VARSITY BAND: Back, left to right: Tia Mogensen, Sean Haines, Jennifer Avery, Jami Srock. Row 3: James Hackbarth, Dave Rands, Dale Schuldt, Ken Morkert, Jeff Nelson, Dan Hendren, Lisa Lendway, Matt Morken, Dave Morrisette, Robyn Murphy, Tara Hopkins, Kevin Ingvaldson, Eric Bergum, Dan Hobson, Chad Carlson, Robert Voedisch, James Bagustino, Jeremy Olson, Matt Kijenski, Kevin Bromert, Rob Zemke, Chris Berg, Tom Masteller. Row 2: Jennifer Ketchum, Linda Wariakois, Jenifer Carlson, Jeni Fry, Kerri Marshak, Amie Haas, Kim Hanson, Anji Peterson. Katie Schaeppi, Ryan Nelson, Hunter Swanson. Lisa Welk, Amy Maether, Kristin Eisenmenger, Elvirra Lambus. Row 1: Krista Brown, Heidie Murawski, Abby Yobbie. Anne Gifford. Cherie Walker. Lori Polzin, Anne Wolfgram. Kerri Capeti, Andrea Stolp, Tina Eaton, Shannon Smith, Anita Paulino. CONCERT CHOIR: Jennifer Atkinson. Dwayne Benson, Kelly Carlson. Kevin Carter, Kris Dahl, Kim Edgerton, April Edstrom, Sue Engel, Lesley Guion, Nicole Hawley. Ann Henner. Lisa Kleinvachner, Regina Krueger, Lyle Lani- gan, Linda LeRoux, Brenda Marten, Sarah Miron, Becky Nelson. Travis Onell, Lindee Peterson. Tonya Peterson, Shari Rattei, Amy Riehm. Anna Schaeppi, Holly Seekel, Jennifer Snelson, Connie Sofie, Trish Stevenson, Chris Thayer, Heather Wielde. CHAMBER CHORALE: Back: Jason Kolodjski. Dan Johnson. Rob Olson. Tom Edelen. Marc Sieber Row 4: Laura Theroux, Ginger Swanson. Cricket Osterbauer, Joanne Reinholdt. Row 3: Debbie Hanson, Beth Elm- strom, Julie Pecille, Lisa Determan Row 2: Petra Sturzenegger. Jennifer Herbert, Andrea Rasmussen. Natalie Schuler. Front: Shelia Ringlet, Marge Peisert. SOPHOMORE CHOIR: Doug Anderson. Sebastian Belcher, Janene Carter. Pam Demma. Ken Devine. Shannon Flaherty, Don Gilbert. Amy Glaser, Kim Gul- braa, Amy Henrichsen, Michelle Johnson. Dana Kachel. Jenny Kempel. Laurie Kival, Kim Kochendorfer, Heidi Kostelac, Wendy Lillie, Jason Locke, Kris Mansmith. Tammy McCaskey, Jenny Mil- lington, Rob Mondor, Heather Oerlein. Cory Onell. Michelle Perry. Deb Sargent, Tara Wood. OJT: Back: Mrs. Wiley, Chad Oswald, Lori Fuller, Renee Renard, Shelly Miron, Yammy Barnier, Heather Ridler, Lori Mendez, Carrie Frechette, Sonnie Marsh. Front: Shawn Coon, Mike Nelson, Regina Naness, Dorothy Steindl. Tony Mendez, Joe Steinbruckner. OJT: Back: Mrs. Wiley. Rhonda Nelson, Cassie Rancratz, Carrie Letendre, Cindy Ehnstrom, Amy Porter. Annette Hughes Front: Dan Rei- nertson, Jeff Kunze. Cris Kessler. Deanna Sternberg. Chris Darst. OJT: Front: Mr Lynch, Chris. Kim, Heather. Shannon Fleck, Nicole Zutz, Heidi Cardinal, Tom Miller Back: Josie Scholten. Jennifer Kil- lian. Chris Houls. Jason Keller, Todd, Bob Mewhorter, Troy, Brent Bockner, Scott Komro. OJT: Back: Mr, Lynch, Tracy Evenson. Matt Am- man, Brent Peterson. Chad Breaw, Cory Farver, Benji Hellberg. Phil Berggren, Craig Las- ka. Bill Hatcher, Bob Rock. Front: Lisa Heaton. Tracey Chapman. Mindy Anderson, Rick Heller. Mona Benz 132 SOPHOMORE FRENCH CLUB: Back: Jon Eckman, C. C. Demarais. Tammy Tremmol. Steph Molitor. Marc Culver. Tryp Wittstruck. Nicole Blanchard. Cindy Weininger. Warren Peter Row 3: Jenny Thoburn. Aimee Brown. Terra Forte. Ann Moule, Chad Pelarski, Lynn Lee. Erika Bergerson, Abby Yobbie. Joleen Fahey. Heidi Kostelac. Xavier Bergstrom. Paul Staniey, Lee Miron Row 2: Scott Bonham. Melissa Alsaker. Brenda Reed, Rachel Huntosh, Kristi Degendorfer. Jenny Hesse. Kelley Stromberg, Britta Ramseth. Sarah Modena. Patti Crosswait. Mario Benson. Matt Hackman Front: Heather Wakem. Dianne Clark. Kristin Eisenmenger. Ann Welage. Tammy McCaskey. amy Glaser, Nick Proulx. Eric Johnson. Anji Peterson. FRENCH CLUB JUNIORS: Back: Tina Olsen, Gayle Deick. Adam Peterson, Jenna Lowe. Connie Biermaier, Sharon Johnson. Michelle Hughes Row 3: Steve Kult. Josh Fedderly, Dan Backer, Scott Runnigen. Pete Brown, Craig Gillen. Biff Atkins. Skip Liebke, Nikki Carlson, Chantelle Tessier. Joelle Boeck. Tami Srock, Denise Lusian. Row 2: Ken Kralick. Brian Kjellberg. Carrie Norbin, Katie Nord, Jackie Runeberg. Doug Boland, Troy Blanchard, Ty LaTourneau. Troy Parent, Kevin Broadbent, Ray Grunzinger, Matt Sandager. Mara Zderad Front: Troy Lawrence, Amy LeTourneau. Jennifer Madden. Jill Stenberg. Becky Ekdahl. Diane culp. Jenny Reetz. Shelly Powers, Jean Whitney, Sheri Roskowitz. Molly McAvoy. Deb Hansen FRENCH CLUB SENIORS: Back: Chris Johnson, Lisa Martin. Michelle Jacobson. Jeanne Greathouse. Chris Gmach. Laura Boyd. Steve Chapin. Pat Lynch, Kuno Sutter, Chris Thueson. Lisa Engen. Chelsea Colander Row 3: Kim Peuse. TJ Jung. Karie Boughton, Julie Jorgenson, Shannon Herzog, Nichole Hanson. Tonya Peterson. April Steiner. Brandy Gatzow, Jessie Maile, Kathy Nelson, Heidi Butler. Adviser Guderyon Row 2: Greg Swanson, Beth Cieslak. Leisa Hinton, Dan Smith. Carlyn Halek. Sara Larson. Heidi Kijenski. Sarah Miron. Brian Rigwald, Kevin Wolfe. Maria Falzone Front: David Larson. John Henrickson. Fritz DuFresne. Shannon Crohn, Kathleen Neuenfeldt. Kim Wright. Eric Powers. Todd Loushine. Scott Roberts. Tom Coulter 133 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS: Back: Soji Seta, Kai Eckart, Patricio Leisten Schneider. Front: Kuno Sutter, Mario Cesar Ocampo. BREEZE STAFF: Back: Chas Mastin, Brian Lenk, Chris Thueson, Jennifer Borash, Thomas J. Baci- galupo, Dan Becker, Kuno Sutter, Pam Maile Front: Kim Perkins, Leisa Hinton. Jenny Roith, Arny Pogreba, Julee Penton, Stacy Distler. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Back: Tracy Wiler. Katie Gosiak, Katy Overbo, David Larsen, Chas Mastin. Brad Clark. Guido Mockenbauer, Chris Thueson. Kelly Larson. Beth Cieslak, Pam Maile. Front: Heather MacDonald, Laura Boyd. Wendy Edlund, April Steiner. Sherry Stepka, Sheryl Hollingsworth, Kevin Wolfe. 134 HERO CLUB OFFICERS: Back: Michelle McGuire. Jenny Snelson, Ginger Aillara. Cindy Hyytinen. Front: Sheila Amrheim. Jill Spies. Sheryl Hollingsworth. BREEZE EDITORS: Jenny Borash. Jennifer Roith. Brian Lenk. GERMAN CLUB: Back: Advisor Frau Fitzgerald, Julie Mayville, Kris Larson.Kai Eckart. Rick Snyder. Kirstin Keeney, Advisor Herr Madson. Front: Deanna Anderson, Melissa Lenk, Amy Pogreba, Amy Rudenick. YEARBOOK STAFF: Back: Chas Mastin, Kevin Wolfe. Row 2: Beth Cieslak. Joelle Boeck, Lori Book. Rachelle Gross, Julie Ryan. Melanie Tauer. Tracy Wiler. Sheryl Hollinsworth. Front: Valarie Taylor, Jennifer Madden,Jill Stenberg. Amy Pogreba. Juliet Morris. Pam Maile, Jenni Thoburn. 135 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Tracy Winge, Amy Newman. Cricket Osterbauer, Chas Mastin, Barry Olson, Bill Mastin. VARSITY DEBATERS: Back: Dan Smith. Steven Kult, Jennifer Madden, Mat- thew Sandager. Sheryl Hollingsworth. Front: Carrie Norbin. Chris Graff. Heidi Kijenski. Cindy Capaul. JV DEBATERS: Back: Michelle Johnson, Michael High, Minda Suhan, Scott Bergstrom, Chris Bedford, Erik Moratzka. Anna Gallagher. Front: Betsy Postma, Tess Flowers, Jolene Fahey, Emily Wpplo. Andrena Larson. 136 FFA OFFICERS: Jake Bush. Aaron Aho, Shawn Dunsmore. Michelle Miron, Cindy Anderson, Sarah Maefsky. FFA: Back: Mr.Hyatt, Sonja Peterson. Rich Inott, Bruce Brown. Aaron Aho, Lee Miron, Michelle Johnson, Mr. Marzolf. Row 2: Chris Rydeen, Brad Davis. Sarah Maef- sky, Kim Magnuson Front: Shelly Miron, Cindy Anderson, Jake Bush. STUDENT COUNCIL: Back: Barry Olson. Scott Norqulst. Travis Galleberg. Jason Krause, Troy Lawrence, Tom Edelen, Dan Smith Row 3: Chas Mastin, Marc Sieber, Josh Fedderly, Tracey Winge, Christy McEnerny. Cricket Osterbauer, Andy McCurdy Row 2: Kiersten Moratzka, Lisa Olson, Angie McCullough. Brenda Reed. Karla Hult. Kirsten Mansmlth. Front: Laura Boyd, Amy Newman, Jessica Wahlberg. Angie Schlavin, Jenny Messe, Carrie Plantz. 137 GUIDANCE AIDES: Back: Todd Loushine, Eric Stacey. David Engler, Guy Thayer. Todd Jensen, Scott Bance, Woody Masteller, Woody Muchow. Row 2: Lezlie Weiss, Laura Boyd. Julie Jorgenson. Barb Jones. Front: Kris Welage, Susie Kasma, Vick- ie Maas, Paula Schrom, Rosie Doege, Jeanne Greathouse. Lisa Olson. MATH TUTORS: Back: Erik Larson. Maria Falzone, Jodi McKenzie, Amy Pepper. Brian Crossan, Joelle Boeck, Sara Nordin, Scott Roberts. Mike Hackbarth. Front: Heidi Kijenski, Dee LaRock. OFFICE AIDS: Back: Jason Sederholm, Chad Amunrud, Tiff Fladland, Aaron Aho, Matt Hibbison, Cory Onell, Scott Bance, Todd Jensen Middle: Jenny Atkinson, Tonya Peterson, Lisa Neil, Kris Lar- son, Shelly Miron, Kristy Ostrowski, Sheri Rhoda, Kim Kochendorfer. Shawn Llnnerooth. Front: Amy Riehm, Pam Burton. 138 OFFICE AIDES: Kari Capeti, Tracey Lambkin. SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TUTORS: Back: Myrtle Olson. Missy Foster. Shannon Crohn. Front: Tracey Sigfrlnius, Amy Dietsch. 139 LIBRARY AIDS: Back: Kris Ethan, Heidi Kijenski. Front: Jane Lambertson. Steph Thatcher. Julie Pecille. TUTORS: Sarah Moetsky, Janelle Daniels. b i J I� ! 'f : . tlru _ Memories . . . 1. Mr. Parker enjoys a farewell party after spending January observing in math classes and helping coach basketball. 2. A good carnival barker like Stacey Johnson encourages the crowd to play her game 3. “Bride and Groom” Greg and Lise cut the cake. 4. Matt Kijensky and Brad Lindberg develop a taste for whipped cream at the pie toss. 5. Classettes ride in the parade to preserve their strength for the big half-time show. 6. Doug Benson and Charlie Burton spend their cash at the carnival, knowing their money goes for a good cause. 7. Viking Steve Jordan played for the WCCO celebrity team that beat the faculty 100-57. helping raise money for the Forester and the new video yearbook. 141 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Susie Arndt, Tami Rose, Steph Hammes, Shelly Powers. Linda LeRoux. Katie Hulleman, Kris McKernen, Leslie Kasad, Jerilyn Kyrola. B-SQUAD HOCKEY: Back: Stacy Whitman. Row 2: Robin Murphy, Traci Maier. Front: Kim Kochendorfer. Katie Scheppi. VARSITY HOCKEY: Sheri Roskowitz, Leslie Kasid. Susie Arndt, Teri Ruben. Laura Theroux, Nikki Wood. 142 The Football cheerleaders don sweats at freezing games VARSITY BASKETBALL: Back: Lisa Frost, Julie Penton, Tiffany Fladland. Front: Michelle McClure, Andrea Bakke, Becky Ekdahl. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL: Back: Katie Backer Row 2: Lisa Welk, Maria Gulon. Front: Tia Mogenson. VARSITY WRESTLING: Steph Hammes, Jeri Kyrola, Linda LeRoux, Kris McKernon, Jill Stenberg, Shannon Fleck. 143 Competition Doesn't End at 2:30 GUIDANCE AIDES: Back: Matt Hibbison. Jodie McKenzie, Lezlie Weiss, Kim Shaw, Jessie Office Aides: Diane Middlestadt, Linda Mails, Jack Watson. Front: Dominic Vecchiolo. Pam Maile. Robin Taylor. Irber. OFFICE AIDES: Back: Kirsten Erickson, Lisa Olson, Billi Jo Wolff, Katie Newman, Shawn Linnerooth. Jason Haraldson, Troy Blanchard. Steve Carlson Row 2: Andrea Phaneuf, Karie Boughton. Susie Arndt, Leslie Kasiad. Angie Schlavin, Laura Boyd Front: Katie Bell. Jennifer Hebert. Lynda Lindblad, Margie Peisert. Keri Fleming TUTORS: Back: Jeff Smith. Brian Rigwald. Erik Larson. Mike Hackbarth. Randy Hockert. Dave Larson. Brad Lindberg, Mark Paulsen, Tim Sofie Row 2: Chris Brandt. Lisa Engen. Matt Snadager. Heidi Kijinski, Sara Larson, Sharon Stepka Front: Angie Schlavin, Paula Holter. Aimee Larson, Michelle Jacobson, Jodi McKenzie, Leslie Weiss, Brenda Finch LIBRARY AIDES: Mario Ocampo. Chas Mastin, Front: Michelle Jacobson, Tom Edelen, Julia Pecille. 147 HERO CLUB: Back: Michelle McGuire. Ginger Ailara, Amy Stone, Kris Odey. Missy Foster, Cindy Foster, Renne Northrup. Jeanne Carlson. Row 2: Jenny Snelson, Sheila Amrheim. Cindy Hyytenen. Jill Spiess. Sheryl Hollingsworth. Kimber Dunn. Front: Sara Miron. Jenny Johnson, Michelle Hopkins, Lisa Sager SPANISH CLUB SENIORS: Back: Anna Schaeppi. Connie Pastorius. Michelle Johnson, Derek Johnson. Mike Hackbarth. Morgan Mc- Cann, Brian Schleicher, Shawn Barry, Mike Much. SherryTorning, Mr Plowman (sub). Jaime Gonzalez Front: Wendy Hagert, Mary Mulry, Lisa Frost, Sheila Pantalion, Steve Distler, Corina Rheault. Vicki Anderson. SPANISH CLUB: Back: Wendy Hagert, Connie Pastorius, Kris Larson, Laura Brott, Tiffany Fladland, Kim Vezina, Shannon Jabas. Sue Matthews, Kris Welage, James DeGarmo, Chuck Eller Row 2: Sheri Jochim, Paula Holter, Carla Thurnbeck, Mike Hackbarth, Tom Edelen. Kim Droher, Michelle Hoskins, Joleen Fredrickson. Front: Michelle Johnson, Vicki Anderson, Tammy Worden, Brenda Finch 148 DANCELINE — CLASSETTES: Back: Kendra Osterkamp, Toni Blake. Joleen Fredrickson. Jill White. Lisa Martin. Kelly Hammons. Cyndy Hyytinen, Kirsten Henzlik. Row 2: Laura Brott, Amy Rudenick. Lisa Allen. Jenny Fry. Jenny Addicks. Sandy Breidl, Beth Miller. Front: Heather Wielde, Margie Peisert. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Sara Larson, Tom Edelen, Mike Hackbarth, Aimee Larson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Back: Lisa Olson. Michelle Jacobson. Aimee Larson. Sara Larson. Tom Edelen, Mike Hackbarth. Lynn Mansmlth Jodi McKenzie Brian Rigwald. Steve Daniels. Brian lenk Row 3: Heidi Butler. Todd Loushine. David Larsen. Andrea Phaneuf Kathy Nelson Nathan Ostertag, Sheryl Hollingsworth. Wendy Edlund, Michelle Johnson. Sherry Stepka, Jessie Maile. Kim Shaw Row 2: Christy McEnerney. Brad Lindberg. Josh Fedderly. Paula Holter, Erik Larson, Katie Bell. Heidi Kijenski. Pat Lynch. Dominic Vecchiolo Front: Jill Simonetti. Brian Crosson. Vicki Anderson. Valerie Taylor, Jill Stenberg. Alex Rudolph. Kim Albrecht, 149 FOREIGNER CAST: Back: Craig Prusser, Greg Swanson, Jeremy Mlnner, Chas Mastin, Jeff Placzek. Row 2: Dan Johnson, Marc Sieber, Mike Knott, Tom Edelen, Jason Koldjski. Front: Matt Sandager, Kiersten Moratzka, Cricket Osterbauer. Dominic Vecchiollo. MOCK TRIAL TEAM: Back: Amie Erickson. Kiersten Moratzka, Heidi Kijenski, Greg Swanson. Erik Moratzka, Lee Mattson, Coach Ron Tungseth. Row 2: Tonya Kobilka, Joleen Fahey, Tess Flwoers. Betsy Postman Front: Shannon Jabas, Amy Pogreba. ODYSSEY OF THE MIND TEAM: Back: Dan Becker. Troy Lawrence. Josh Fedderly. Ken Krolick, Todd Roe, Chad Bounds. Steve Grunsinger Row 2: Morgan McCann. Mike Humble. Mike High, Wendy Edlund, Brian Crosson. S. Lisa. Front: Shannon Jabas. Sheryl Hollingsworth. Michelle Johnson, Carrie Slater, Brian Rigwald. Not Pictured: Rob Voedisch SPEECH: Back: Chas Mastin, Tracey Winge, Kim Shaw. Erik Moratzka. Lee Mattson, Jim Hackbarth. Matt Kijenski, Kiersten Moratzka. Cricket Osterbauer, Joleen Fahey, Joelle Boek, Jeff Placzek, Jason Kilodjski, Mike Knott, Matt Sandager. Row 3: Nathan Ostertag. Christy McEnerney, Lisa Olson. Craig Prosser. Greg Swanson. Scott Bergstrom, Dominic Vecchiollo. Dan Englehorn. Michelle Hughes, Kevin Wolfe, Kim Peuse. Betsy Postma. Tom Edelen Row 2: Jean Schroeder, Valerie Taylor, Minda Suchan. Kristen Mansmith, Andrena Larson. Maria Falzone, Lynn Mansmith. Katie Overbo. Stacy Johnson, Tonya Peterson, Beth Elmstrom Front: Jennifer Madden, Amy Pogreba. Jean Whitney. Jessica Wahlberg, Heidi Zapzalka. Heidi Kijenski. Tess Flowers, Sheryl Hollingsworth, 151 SCIENCE TEAM: Back: Eric Powers. Mike High. Brent Venables. Eric Stacey. Mike Hackbarth. Steve Chapin. Tim Killian. Brian Crosson. Front Coach Benedict. Brad Lindberg. April Steiner, Sherry Stepka, Mike Humble. An Athletic 152 153 TENNIS: Back: Greg Dokken, Eric Stacey, Derek Johnson. Jeff Pruitt, Brent Ven- ables, Tom Kulstad Front: Mark Lautigar, Chad Pelarski. Brian Bolier, William Votel. GOLF: Back: Tom LaBelle, Ben Theuninck, Mike Benson. Joel Jankowski, Ken Anderson. Front: Rich Svardahl, Jodi McKenzie, Renee Renard, Katie Bell. Pete Lessard 154 SKI TEAM: Back: Jenna Lowe, Danielle Gallaty, Julie Sacevich. Jenny Millington. Jill John- son, Amy Richert Row 2: Dave Wilske, Dallas Nord, Dan Becker, Kuno Sutter, Brandy Gatzow. Katie Bell. Front: Andy Ulvin, Erik Larson, Brian Bolier. SPECIAL OLYMPICS TEAM — CROSS COUNTRY SKIING. BOWLING. AND TRACK AND FIELD: Shannon Flaherty. Christy Bonin. Ryan Anderson. Mary Johnson 155 B SQUAD BASEBALL: Back: Ryan Maher. Scott Schingen. Brian Peterson. Doug Benson. Lance Breiland. Cory Onell. Kevin Ingvalson, Mike Lilly Tom Gleixner. Tom Schlavin Front: Jim Gregoire. Steve Christopherson. Tony Grubbs. Dan Schmidt. Jim Bulena, Andy McCurdy. VARSITY BASEBALL: Back: Chris Gmach, Curt Bennett, Dave Schmidt, Steve Bakke, Steve Larson. Scott Bakeberg. Scott Bance, Tom Schlavin, Jason Capeti. Joe Hermes. Sam Ferraro, Kuno Sutter Row 2: Todd Loushine, Shawn Maher, J P. McGeary, Jerry Krueger. Travis Galleberg. Mike Wassman, Henry Maher, Matt Wassman. Mike Polmachek Front: Dwayne Benson, Scott Kindermann, Brian Passeri Doug Oase Dan Holleman, Nathan Malek. Dave Killian. 156 VARSITY GIRLS' SOFTBALL: Back: Coach Paulson, Kelly Copt, Jody Graba, Linda Streitz. Sherry Stepka, Becky Jo Lindberg, Lezlie Weiss. Katie Nord. Coach Chalberg Front: Kriss Kessler, Carla Thurnbeck. Tricia Krantz, Sherry Jochim, Jenni Hohman, Deidre LaRock, Tara Krantz B SQUAD SOFTBALL: Back: Ann Welage, Kati Schaeppi, Steffanie Weseman, Colleen Jordan. Sara Gmach, Brenda Reed, Rachel Huntosh Jenny Hesse. Lolene Grammer, Lynette Fleck, Coach Stennes-Rogness Front: Tessa Finnes, Carrie Plantz, Missy Mryvold. Jennifer Joestina Kristin Degendorfer, Jenny Hermann. Tracey Cadwallader, Katie Backer. y‘ BOYS' TRACK: Back: Coach Streeter Tim Colberg. Doug Estes. Jason Gahm. Butch Bethke. Jeff Smith, Randy Hanson. Tim Rabel. Jason Childers. Matt Hibtoisoa John Walraff Mark Hoff. Joe Tofh. Kevin Johnson. Don Bakken. Todd Roe. Mike Aldenteller Row 2: Ron Hobson. Scott Norquist. Aaron Olson. Don Gilbert. Mono Ocampo. Dave Winkler Dave Funni, Morgan McCann, Chris Sondstrom. T J Jung. Alex Rudolph. Nick Palumbo. Ryan Nelson Front: Steve Funk. Steve Moore. Kevin Broadbent. Derek Cooper. Chris Weisbrod. Tim Sofie. Mark Paulsen. Jim Masloski. Brad Lindberg. Troy Lawrence. Dennis Ramsden Geono Danielson. Charlie Huerth GIRLS TRACK SENIORS: Back: Coach Briguet, Leslie Guion, Mallory Locke. Michelle, Sara Miron. Coach Hughes Row 2 Wendv Edlund Paula Hotter. Lynn Mansmith Front: Coach Stromberg, April Steiner. Sara Larson. Melanie Cieselski. Coach Schwab. GIRLS' TRACK JUNIORS: Back: Andrea Bakke, Tiffany Fladland, Lisa Determan, Jenny Reetz, Julie Pagois, Amy Determan. Front: Ave Dahlberg, Amy Hunt, Amy LeTourneau, Lynn Anderson, Chris Brandt, Sandy Landecker. GIRLS' TRACK SOPHOMORES: Back: Cherie Walker, Erica Bergerson. Jeni Fry, Kerry Capeti, Ayme Miller, Katie Pogreba, Ruth Hendrickson, Amie Erickson, Michelle Johnson, Kari Francois, Elvirra Lambus. Row 2 Nicki Blanchard, Karla Hult, Bridget Madden. Tia Mogenson, Tammy Tremmel. Anna Gifford, Kelly Stromberg, Angie Grogan. Britta Ramseth, Delrene Schmidt, Kirsten Keeney. Front: Sara King. Kari Johnson, Anita Paulino, Angela Braun, Kris Dahl, Heather Oehrlein, Amie Hendrickson, Anne Wolfgram 159 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Back: Lezlie Weiss. Vicki Maas. Laura Boyd Row 3: Malorie Locke, Jenny Pfeifer. Carla Thurnbeck. Row 2: Coach Kathy Briguet, Coach Joan Paulson, Derek Johnson. Becky Lindberg, Sara Carter, Tina Olsen. Nikki Carlson, Coach Deb Furstenberg, Coach Steph Kidder Front: Rosie Doege, Trisha Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Back: Angie McCullough, Rita Anderson. Nikki Carlson. Coach Deb Furstenberg Row 2: Jessica Wahlberg, Jenna Lowe, Jean Whitney Front: Tina Olsen, Tara Krantz, Sara Carter. B-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL: Back: Carrie Plantz, Ruth Hendrickson, Tessa Finnes, Brenda Reed, Jenny Herman. Row 2: Coach Kathy Briquet, Monica Sampson, Kristi Degandorfer, Jenny Joesting, Trisha Krantz. Kelley Stromberg, Coach Steph Kidder. Front: Colleen Jordan, Sara Gamach, Jenny Hesse. Heidi Zapzalka 160 VARSITY SOCCER: Back: Pat Kowal, Ron Tungset. Jeff Smith. Kai Eckhart. Steve Chapin. Josh Wilborn, Chas Mastln. Brent Houle, Matt Sather. Jason Granquist. Steve Distler (Captain). Front: Kevin Broadbent, Doug Oase. Na- than Ostertag, Tim Zaske, Tim DeMarais. Chad Peterson. TyLa Tourneau. Kirk Solum. Mario Cesar Ocampo. Bill Matin JV SOCCER: Back: Chris Charais. Doug Oase, Ja- son Krause, Eric Staley. Dan Becker, Mario Ocampo, Steve Chapin, Pat Lynch. Brian Schlei- cher. Bob Dettmer. Front: Josh Fedderly, Soja Seta. Dan Ketchel. Troy Parent. Eric Schriber. Lee Leibke. Erik Larson, Dan Meineman, Cary Behm. B SQUAD SOCCER: Back: Joel Jankowski, Tom Masteller. Andy Ulvin, Steve Christoffer- son, Tom Meire, Tom Gajeski, Jon Winter. Front: Burke Allen. Rob Zemke. Derek Cooper. 161 VARSITY FOOTBALL: Back: Steve Isaacs, Mark Hendrickson, Wes Flor, Mike Hinz, Kevin Nelson, Scott Timmons, Jeff Goslak. Henry Mayer, Todd Siemonsma, Pat Flanagan Row 4: John Foss, Jeff Boyer, Hyland Rowan. Adam Peterson, Craig Gillen, Rob Duncan. Troy Lawrence, Dan Hulleman, Jeremy Minner, Dan Husnlk, Erik Skooa, Tim Kivel. Row 3: Tim Colberg, Travis Galleberg, Mark Hoff, Joe Toth, Jason Ayers, Eric Spence, Craig Conner, Mike Barger, Shawn Gajeski, Doug Baland, Joe Hermes, Matt Thayer. Row 2: Sam Ferraro, Morgan McCann, Guy Thayer, Todd Jensen. Randy Hanson, Paul Schwab, Barry Olson. J.P. McGeary, Matt Monson, Jim Boyer, Troy Blanchard. Row 1: Todd Loushine. Tim Rabel, Jeff Anderson. Jason Mishak, Jason Childers, Jim Hesse, Dave Schmidt, Ross Peterson, Brian Arnold, Craig Baland, Mike Strandess, Todd Halverson. Chris Gmach. COACHES: L. Matzdorf, T. Gravelle, J. Herman (H.C.), J. Lautigar. B. Streeter. L. Tletje, R. Humphreys, S. Motchenbacker Manager: John Scherman SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Back: Coaches Streeter. Matzdorf. Row 4: Curt Bennet, Jeff Duncanson, Tom Schlavin, Chad Bounds, Jason Locke, Paul Pechman, Chris Wessbrod, Mike Smothers, Kevin Ingvalson, Steve Moore. Row 3: Chuck Nelson. Doug Estes, Brian Peterson, Charles Huerth. Aaron Olson. Mike Olson. Scott Hagberg, Marc Culver, Pat Fishback. Row 2: Tom Gleixner, Paul Meyer, Roberts, Ben Theuninck, Doug Benson. Kelly Roberts, Chad Davis, Rob Voedisch, Dan Englehorn, Chris Berg, Ron Scherer. Front: Scott Norquist, Lance Breiland, Andy McCurdy, Scott Bonham. Mark Lautigar, Pat Lelchten, Scott Anderson, Don Gilbert. Cory Onell. Steve Bergum, Dave Morrisette. GIRLS' SWIMMING AND DIVING: Back: Bobbie Hummel- Jenny Frost, Rachel Huntosh, Katie Backer, Shannon Smith, Coach Gillen. Row 3: Heather Oehrlein, Jenny Carlson, Jenny Johann, Amy Haas, Abby Yobie, Amy Erickson. Row 2: Connie Pierre, Liz Lee, Christy Hatcher, Jolene Gremmer, Lisa LaCasse, Lisa Albert, Sara King. Front: Michelle Jacobson, Stacy Wacholz, Maria Falsone. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY: Back: Todd Roe. Ivan Schleder, Chris Sandstrom, Dave Larsen, Todd Ec- cels. Brad llndberg, Jim Masloski. Jim Belmert, Tim Sofle, Coach Federly. Front: Barb Miron, Amie Larson, April Steiner, Jennifer He- bert. Katie Goslak. Mindy Undell. Julie Pagols, Ann Houle, Bridget Madden. VARSITY TENNIS: Back: Karie Boughton, Linda Streltz, Connie Biermaier. Crls Krlzan, Brltta Ramseth, Karla Hult. Amy Hunt. Heidi Braun Front: Brooke DeWitt. Kerry Pakul- ski, Sheri Jochlm, Deldre LaRock. Coach Chalberg JV TENNIS: Back: Tina Gustafson. Lisa Kleinvachter. Becky Saunders. Row 2: Tonya Hanson. Amy Brown Front: Ann Welage. Kris Elsenmenger, Jenny Millington. Katie Pogreba. 163 VARSITY HOCKEY: Back: Coach For- sythe, Tom Gajeski, Chris Ferdener, Ross Peterson, Mike Jones, Doug Baland. Brett Hickerson, Coach Fedderly, Coach Weiss, Coach Mikolyczyk. Row 2: Troy Blanchard, Shawn Maher, Scott Tim- mons, Craig Baland, Marc Frogner, Steve Carlson. Mike Strandness. Sam Ferraro. Front: Kevin Broadbent. Ron Sherwood, Steve Funk, Mark lautigar. Cory Roberts, Pete Lessard. JV HOCKEY: Back: Coach Weiss, Coach, Sam Ferraro, Tim Colberg, Scott Middendorf. Tom Gajeski. Coach Fed- derly. Row 2: Nate Swanson, Jason Gahm, Steve Carlson, Pete Lessard. Front: Derek Cooper. Jeff Gosiak. Mike Lessard, Troy Parent. BOYS’ SWIMMING AND DIVING: Back: Jay Stadler, Chris Berg, Shawn Blackford. Rob Duncan, Scott Kuha, Brian Van Ber- gen, Jon Schleder, Coach Johnson, Troy Shaw, Larry DeMarais, Chris Paskua, Guy Swenson, Chris Elliott, John Stauffer. Coach Olson, Coach Gillen. Front: Chris Korster, Cory Mathison, Ben Lindstrom, Jeremy Wendt, Trevor Dahnke. Wade Lovas. Todd Schlavin. 164 B SQUAD GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: Back: Tara Wood. Carrie Plantz. Kristy Degendorfer. Ruth Hendrickson. Ann Houle, Coach Becken. Front: Jenny Herman, Jenny Messe, Anne Gifford. Tammy Trem- mell. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: Back: Trish Johnson. Connie Biermaier. Sara Carter, Karla Wittwer. Rita Anderson. Jenny Joest- ing, Becky Lindberg, Paula Schrom. Front: Carrie Plantz, Jenny Messe, Sherry Jochim. Tricia Krantz. Karie Boughton. GYMNASTICS: Back: Coach Blasko, Jeanne Nelson, Andy Schroepner, Di- anne Clark. Tessa Finnes. Steph Molitor, Coach Orouse. Coach Mlpkins Row 2: Angie Hanson. Amy Hamilton, Jean Whitney. Shelley Powers. Lynette Ander- son, Tina Olsen. Jodi Graba. Carla Thurnbeck. Katie Nord. Front: Nikki Marx, Corie Rheault, Lisa Tschida, Jean Klein, Jenny Hohman. Tami Rose 165 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL: Back: Coach Gunderson. Brad Lindberg, Henry Mauer, Rob Atkins. Karl Wagner. Pat Flanagan, Craig Conner. Scott Bance, Jason Hale. Mark Hendrickson. Jeff Boyer, Steve Isaacs. Coach Anderson, Coach Hegseth Front: Jeff Pruitt. Joshua Wilborn. Jon Walraff. Dave Schmidt. Matt Mibbison, Chris Gmach, Kevin Nelson. Todd Loushine, John Scherman B SQUAD BOYS' BASKETBALL: Back: Coach Anderson, Mike Aldentaler, James Smith, Aaron Olson. Doug Estes. Scott Norquist. Mike Benson, Curt Bennet. Tom Gleixner, Pat Leinsten, Front: Ben Theuninck, Chris Olson, Brett Matske. Brian Peterson, Lance Breiland, Scott Schingen Not Pictured: Co- ry Onell. 166 VARSITY WRESTLING: Back: Coach Hansmann, Don Gilbert, John Buleya. Brent Houle, Chad Organ, Jeff Anderson, Barry Olson, Ken An- derson, Jason Benson, Charlie Walker, Carey Behm, Coach Reiman, Coach Dettmer. Row 2: Randy Hansen, Lance Pankratz, Paul Meyer, Scott Anderson, Brian Passeri. Bill Dukowitz, Matt Carey. Tim Zaske Front: Tom Carney, Ken Morkert, Jim Biemert, Tryp Wittstruck, Burke Allen, Troy Pleski, Shawn Barry. JV WRESTLING: Back: Scott Anderson. Lee Miron, Eric Skoog, Chuck Nelson, Dave Shatava, Craig Gillen, Aaron Krantz, Don Gil- bert, Tim Zaske. Row 2: Kai Eckert, Lee Leibke, Doug Larson. Shawn Bill Dkowitz. Mike Skaj, Matt Thayer, Martin Hinrichs. Front: Tom Car- ney. Dave Burch, Jason Flynn, Paul Pechmann, Burke Allen. Rob Pedrow. Steve Bergum. Paul Meyer 167 168 THOMAS CHEVROLET FOREST LAKE, MN Just North of the State Rest Area on 1-35 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Your 1-Stop Chevrolet Dealer •Sales «Leasing «Parts «Service %mc See... fame Save CALL ACTION PHONE 464-1400 Group rates Minimum 20 bowlers Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 pm-1 am Friday 11:15 pm- 1 am Sunday 8:30 pm-midnight $1.50 per line with FREE rental shoes. 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CHRISTOPHER 112 ANDERSON. CYNTHIA 17 ANDERSON. DEANNA 94 ANDERSON. DOUGLAS D 112 ANDERSON GINA 94 ANDERSON. JEFFREY 17 ANDERSON. KENNETH 94 ANDERSON. LYNETTE 94 ANDERSON, MELINDA 94 ANDERSON. PENNY 17 ANDERSON, RITA 94 ANDERSON. SCOTT E 112 ANDERSON. SHANE 94 ANDERSON. VICKI 94 ANDRES. JOY 94 ANTON. ERIC 94 ARNDT. SUSAN 17 ARNESON. CHARLES 94 ARNOLD. BRIAN 17 ATKINS. ROBERT 94 ATKINSON. JENNIFER 17 ATKINSON. MICHELLE 112 AUGST. ANDREW 17 AVERY. JENNIFER 112 AYERS. JASON B BACIGALUPO. THOMAS 17 BACKER. KATHERINE E. 112 BACKUS. TRACY 112 BAKEBERG. SCOTT 17 BAKKE. ANDREA 94 BAKKE. STEVEN 17 BAKKEN. DONALD 94 BAKKEN. JOHN 17 BAKKEN. LAURA 94 BALAND. CRAIG 17 BALAND. DOUGLAS 94 BANCE. SCOTT 17 BARRY. SHAWN 17 BARRY. WADE 94 BAUER. RICHARD 17 BAYLESS. HEIDI 94 BECK. JONATHAN 17 BECK. KIMBERLY 112 BECKER. DANIEL 94 BEDFORD. CHRISTOPHER 112 BEHM.CARY 17 BEIMERT. JAMES R 112 BELCHER. SEBSTIAN 113 BELISLE. TOBIN 113 BELL. KATHERINE 17 BENGSTON. CHERI 17 BENNETT. CURT 113 BENSON. 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TINA 94 BRINGLE. DANIEL 96 BROADBENT. KEVIN 95 BROMERT. KEVIN 113 BROTT, LAURA 18 BROWN. AIMEE 113 BROWN, BRUCE 18 BROWN. DEBORAH 95 BROWN. KRISTA 113 BROWN. PETER 95 BRUDER. JEFFRY 18 BRUNE. CHAD 18 BRUNFELT. ROSS 18 BRYANT. NANCY 18 BULENA. JAMES 113 BULENA. LORI 95 BURCH. DAVID 113 BURDINE. CHRISTOPHER 113 BURG. RANDY 18 BUROW. MARNE Y 95 BURTON. CHARLES 113 BURTON. PAMELA 18 BUSH. JACOB 95 BUTLER. HEIOl 18 BUTLER. TAMARA 18 C CADWALLADER. TRACEY C ALANDER. CHELSEA 18 CAMPBELL. JENNIFER 113 CAMPBELL. JOHN 113 CAPAUL, CINDY 95 CAPETI. JASON 95 CAPETI, KERRI 113 CARDINAL. HEIDI 18 CAREY. AMY 18 CAREY. SHANNON 113 CARLSON, CHAD 113 CARLSON, ERIC 95 CARLSON. JANA 95 CARLSON. JEANNE 18 CARLSON. JENIFER 113 CARLSON. JESSICA 113 CARLSON. EKLLY 95 CARLSON. NICOLE 95 CARLSON. STEVEN 95 CARLSON. TINA 18 CARNEY. THOMAS 113 CARPENTER. ANGELINA 113 CARTER. JANENE 113 CARTER. KEVIN 95 CARTER. MARK 18 CARTER. SARAH 95 CHAPIN. STEPHEN 18 CHAPMAN. TAMARA 18 CHAPMAN. TRACY 95 CHARAIS. CHRIS 19 CHCRELLO. LISA 19 CHILDERS. JASON 19 CHILSON. JOHN 19 CHRISTENSEN. DOUGLAS 113 CHRISTENSEN. PAMELA 114 CHRISTENSON. COREY 114 CHRISTENSON, HEIDI 95 CHRISTENSON. SHANE 96 CHRISTOFFERSEN. LEE 19 CHRISTOPHERSON, STEVEN 114 CI8ULKA. JASON 95 CIESIELSKi. MELANI 19 CIESLAK. CHRISTINE 114 CIESLAK, ELIZABETH 19 CLARK. BRADLEY 19 CLARK. BRIAN 95 CLARK. DAVID 95 CLARK. DIANNE 114 CLOVER. RICHARD 114 COLBERG. TIMOTHY 95 COLLIER. TROY 114 COLLINS. JEFFREY 96 COLONNA TAMARA 19 CONNER. CRAIG 19 CONSONE. CHUCK 96 COOMBS. PATRICIA 114 COON. SHAWN 19 COOPER. DEREK 114 COPHAM. JED 114 COPT. KELLY 19 CORSON. HOLLY 96 CORSON. JEREMY 19 COSTELLO. MICHAEL 96 COSTELLO. THOMAS P 114 COULTER. THOMAS 19 CRANDALL. EDWARD 114 CRESSMAN. CHRISTOPHER 114 CROHN. SHANNON 19 CROSSON. BRIAN 19 CROSSWAIT, PATRICIA 114 CROSS WAIT, TAMARA 96 CROTHERS. TRAVIS 19 CULP. DIANE 96 CULVER. MARCUS 114 CULVER. MICHELE 96 CURRAN. TAMI 19 CZECK. CARL 96 D DAGASTNO. JAMES 114 DAHL. CHRISTINA 114 DAHL. KRISTIN 96 DAHLBERG. AVE 96 DAHLBERG. GALEN 96 DAHLBERG. THADDAEUS 19 DAHLQUIST. DARIN 19 DANIELS. JANELLE 96 DANIELS, STEVEN 19 DANIELSON. EUGENE 114 DAUGHERTY. KELLY 96 DAVIS. BRADLY 96 DAVIS. CHAD 114 DAVIS, JILL 114 DAVIS. TIMOTHY 19 DE MARAIS. LARRY 96 DECKER. DANA 114 DEGARMO. JAMES 96 DEGENDORFER, BRYCE 114 DEGENDORFER. KRISTI 114 DECK. DERRICK 114 DECK. GAYLE 96 DEITNER. JAMES 114 DELL WO. KELLY 114 DEMARAIS. TIM 114 DEMMA. PAMELA 114 DERVIE. AMY 114 DETERMAN. AMY 96 DETERMAN. LISA 96 DEVINE. KENNETH 114 DEWITT. BROOKE 96 DCKEY. KATHLEEN 96 DCKMAN. PAMELA 96 DIEKMANN. BETH 96 DIETRCH. KEVIN 114 DIETSCH. AMY 96 DIFFERING, RUTH 114 DIFFERING, STEVEN 96 DIGNAN. ANNA 96 DISTLER. STACY 96 DISTLER. STEVEN 19 DIXON. ROBERT 114 DOCKEN. GREGORY 19 DOEBBELING. CHERYL 19 DOEGE. ROSEMARIE 19 DOLFAY. RAYMOND 96 DONAT. JASON 114 DORAN. THOMAS 19 DORN SEIF. SARA 96 DOSSER, MATTHEW 114 DREESSEN. KEVIN 19 DREWS. DAVID 114 DROHER. KIMBERLY 96 DUCKSTAD. RONALD 114 DUFRESNE. DOROTHY 96 DUFRESNE. JOSEPH 19 DUFRESNE. TRACI 96 DUGDALE. SCOn 114 DUKOWITZ. WILLIAM 96 DUNCAN. ROBERT 96 DUNCANSON. JEFFREY 115 DUNN. KIMBERLY 19 DUNN, TREVOR 96 DUPAUL. SHANE 96 E EAGAN. LISA 115 EATON. TINAM 115 EBERT, STEVE 20 ECCLES. TODD 20 ECKART. KAI 20 ECKMAN. JON 115 ECKMAN. THEODORE 20 EDELEN. THOMAS 20 EDGERTON. KIMBERLY 96 EDLUND. WENDY 20 EDSTROM. APRIL 20 EHNSTROM. CINDY 20 EICHINGER. MICHAEL 96 EICKSTADT. PAMELA S. 115 EISENMENGER. KRISTIN M 110 EKDAHL, REBECCA 96 EKSTEDT. LAURA A 15 ELIAS. JOSEPH 96 ELLER. CHARLES 97 ELLER. USA 20 ELMSTROM. ELIZABETH 97 EMERICK. CHAD 115 ENDCOTT. CHRISTOPHER 97 ENGEBRETSON. PAMELA 97 ENGEL. SUZETTE 97 ENGEN. LISA 20 ENGLEHORN. DANIEL 115 ENGLER. DAVD 12 ENGLISH. TERRI 97 ENGLUND. MATTHEW 115 ERCKSON, AMIE K 115 ERICKSON, BETH 20 ERCKSON. BRENT 20 ERCKSON. CHRISTOPHER 20 ERCKSON, KIRSTIN 20 ERCKSON. SHANNON 20 ERCKSON. TRACY 97 ERLANDSON. DAVID 97 ESKURI. CHAD 20 ESTES. DOUGLAS 115 ETHEN. KRISTEN 97 EVENSON. TRACIE 97 F FAHEY. JOLEEN 115 FALZONE. MARIA 20 FARVER. CORY 97 FAST. THOMAS 115 FEDDERLY, JOSHUA 97 FELDMANN. TINA 20 FERDERER. CHRISTOPHER 20 FERGUSON. TIMOTHY 97 FERRARO. SAM 97 180 FERTCH. SHAWN 20 FILLA. MICHELLE A. 115 FINCH. BRENDA 97 FINNES. TESSA 115 FISCHBACH. PATRICK 115 FISCHER. RITA 20 FISHER. SHANE R. 115 FITZGERALD. MATTHEW 20 FLADLAND. TIFFANY 97 FLAHERTY, SHANNON 115 FLANAGAN. PATRICK 97 FLECK. LYNETTE 115 FLECK. SHANNON 20 FLEMING. KERI 20 FLINN. JASON 97 FLOP. WESLEY 97 FLOWERS. THERESA 115 FLOYD. TERRI 20 FORTE. TERRA 115 FOSS. JOHN 97 FOSTER. MELISSA 20 FOUCAULT. JASON 97 FRAHM. MISTY 20 FRANCOIS. KARI 115 FRANKFURTH, MICHAEL 115 FRECHETTE. KARI 20 FREDERICKSON, JOLENE 20 FRIEND. ANGELA 21 FR1TSCH. ERIC 115 FROELICH. JON 115 FROGNER. MARC 97 FROST. LISA 21 FRY. JENNIFER 115 FULLER. LORI 21 FULLER. MATTHEW 21 FUNK. STEVEN 115 FUNKHOUSER. JANET 21 FUNKHOUSER. MICHAEL J. 115 FUNNI. DAVID 21 G GABRICK, CARRI 21 GAGNER. ANN 115 GAHM. JASON 115 GAIOVNIK. JAMES 21 GAIOVNIK. LEANNE 115 GAJESKI. SHAWN 21 GAJESKI. THOMAS M 115 GALLAGHER. ANNA M 115 GALLAGHER. KATHLEEN A 115 GALLATY, DANIELLE 21 GALLEBERG. TRAVIS 97 GAMACHE. RENEE 21 GATZOW. BRANDY 21 GERTEN. WADE 97 GIERKE. WILLIAM 21 GIESE. SHELLEY 115 GIFFORD. ANNE 115 GILBERT. DONA VAN 116 GILLEN. CRAIG 97 GLASER. AMY 115 GLASER. USA 21 GLEIXNER. THOMAS 117 GMACH. CHRISTOPHER 21 GMACH. SARA 117 GORDON. HEATHER 97 GORRA. LISA 117 GORMAN. ERIKA K 117 GORTON. MARK 21 GOSIAK. JEFFREY 97 GOSIAK. KATHERINE 21 GRAB A. JOOY 97 GRABAU. TRAVIS 21 GRABER, LINDY 117 GRAFF. CHRISTINE 97 GRANQUIST. JASON 97 GRAUPE. ADAM 117 GRAVENSTEIN-KILLION, RITCH 21 GREATHOUSE, JEANNE 21 GREENE. MATTHEW 21 GREGOIRE. JAMES 117 GREMMER. JOLENE 117 SRESSMAN. JEFFREY 97 GROGAN-DAHL. ANGELINA 117 GROSHENS. JOSEPH 117 GROSS. BRIAN 117 GROSS. RACHELLE 97 GROVE. ANTHONY 21 GRUBBS. JOHN 97 GRUBBS. TONY 117 GRUN. HEATHER 117 GRUNZINGER. RAYMOND 97 GRUNZINGER. STEPHEN 117 GUBASH. JEROME 117 GUEGEL. DANIEL 117 GUION. LEALEY 21 GUION, MARIA 117 GULBRAA. KIMBERLY 117 GUSTAFSON. CASEY 117 GUSTAFSON. CHASE 117 GUSTAFSON. TINA 97 GUTZ. DANIEL 97 H HAAG. STEVEN 97 HAAS. AMIE 117 HACKBARTH. JAMES 117 HACKBARTH. MICHAEL 21 HACKMAN. MATTHEW 117 HAGBERG. SCOTT 117 HAGEDORN. JEAN 21 HAGEN. JULI 118 HAGERT. WENDY 21 HAINES. RUSTY 118 HAINES. SEAN 118 HALBUR. JENNIFER 118 HALE. JASON 10 HALE. NICK 97 HALEK. CARLYN 21 HALEY. JASON 21 HALVORSON. DAVID 21 HALVORSON. TODD 21 HAMILTON. AMY 97 HAMILTON. JENNIFER 118 HAMILTON. JULIE 22 HAMMES. STEPHANIE 22 HAMMONS. KELLY 97 HANFT. TAMMY 98 HANSEN. DEBORAH 98 HANSEN. MICHAEL 118 HANSON. ANNJEANETTE 98 HANSON. KIMBERLY 118 HANSON, MELISSA 22 HANSON, NANCY 98 HANSON. RANDY 22 HANSON. TANYA 118 HARALDSON. JASON 118 HARRINGTON. SHAWN 118 HARRINGTON. TRACEY 22 HARRIS. ROBERT 118 HARTFIEL. ERIC 118 HARTFIEL, TODD 22 HARVIEUX. DANIELLE 118 HASELTINE. CHAD 118 HATCHER. WILLIAM 98 HAUS. JOHN 22 HAUS. MARCUS 118 HAWLEY. NICOLE 22 HEADLEY. WILLIAM 98 HEATON, LISA 22 HEGBERG. KRISTIN 118 HEGSTAD. ANDREW 118 HEGSTAD. SARA 98 HEILMAN. DONALD 118 HEIMDAL. KRISTEN 118 HEINEMAN. DAN 98 HENDREN. DANIEL 118 HENDRICKS. SCOTT 22 HENDRICKSON. GERALD 98 HENDRICKSON. RUTH 118 HENNEN. ANN 22 HENRICHSEN. AMY 118 HENRICHSEN. JOHN 22 HENZLIK. KIRK 118 HENZLIK. KIRSTEN 98 HERBERT, JENNIFER 22 HERBST. TIMOTHY 98 HERMANN. JENNIFER 118 HERMANSON. BRENDA 22 HERMES, JOSEPH 98 HERNANDEZ. CORINNE 119 HERZOG. SHANNON 22 HESSE. JAMES 22 HESSE. JENNIFER 119 HESTEKIN. JAMIE 119 HEURUNG, MATTHEW 98 HIBBISON. MATTHEW 22 HICKERSON. BRETT 22 HIGH. MICHAEL A 119 JOHNSON. ERICA. 119 HIGHLAND. JOSEPH 119 JOHNSON. GERALD M 119 HILLBERG. RONALD 98 JOHNSON. JEFFREY 23 HILLESHEIM. JOEL 119 JOHNSON. JILL 23 HINRICHS. MARTIN 119 JOHNSON. KARI 119 HINTON. MELISSA 22 JOHNSON. KENDELL 23 HINZ. MICHAEL 98 JOHNSON. KEVIN 99 HOBSON. DANIEL 119 JOHNSON. KRISTY 23 HOBSON. RONALD 22 JOHNSON. MICHELLE 119 HOCKERT. PAUL 22 JOHNSON. NICHOLE 23 HOCKERT. RANDY 98 JOHNSON. RICHARD 23 HOFF. MARK 98 JOHNSON. SHARON 19 HOFFMANN. MARCUS 119 JOHNSON. STACY 23 HOHMAN. JENNIFER 22 JOHNSTON. TINA 99 HOLCOMB. COREY 22 JONES. BARBARA 23 HOLLINGSWORTH. SHERYL 22 JONES. MICHAEL 23 HOLMDAHL. BRITT 119 JORDAN. MICHAEL 23 HOLMGREN. DAVID 119 JORGENSON. JULIE 23 HOLTER. PAULA 22 JUNG. JAMIE 119 HOLZSCHUH. BRADLEY 98 JUNG. THOMAS 23 HOPKINS. COREY 22 HOPKINS. TARA 119 HORSTMAN. CRAIG 22 HOSKINS. MICHELLE 98 HOULE. ANN T 119 HOULE. BRENT 98 HOULE. CHRISTOPHER 98 K KACHEL. DANA 119 HOULE. JASON 98 KAMPA, KEVIN 119 HOULE, MARK 98 KAMPPI, CLYDE 99 HOWE. STEPHANIE A 119 KAMPPI, JASON 99 HUBAL. JONT. 119 KAPPEL. ROBERT 99 HUGHES. ANNETTE 22 KASID. LESLIE 24 HUGHES. MARK 22 KASMA. SUSAN 24 HUGHES. MICHELLE 99 KAUFMAN. PATRICA 119 HULLEMAN. CATHERINE 22 KEDROWSKI. AMY 120 HULLEMAN. DANIEL 99 KEENEY, KIRSTIN 120 HULT, KARLE E. 119 KELLERHALL. TAMARA 24 HUMBLE. MICHAEL 23 KEMPEL. JASON 120 HUMMEL, ROBERTA 119 KEMPEL. JENNIFER 120 HUMPHREYS. PETER 23 KENNY. DENNIS 99 HUNT. AMY 99 KESSLER. CHRISTINE 24 HUNTOSH, RACHEL 119 KETCHEL. DANNY 24 HURSH. DAVID 23 KEU. MAO 99 HUSNIK. BRAD 23 KEYES. SARAH 99 HUSNIK. DANIEL 99 KICHLER. AMY 120 HUSPEK. SHAWNA 119 KICHLER. ANGELA 120 HUSSMAN. ANGELA 119 KIEF AT. LARRY 99 HUTCHINSON. PATRICIA 119 KUENSKI, HEIDI 24 HYYTINEN. CYNTHIA 23 KIJENSKI. MATHEW 120 1 INGVALSON. BOYD 99 KILLIAN. JENNIFER 99 KILLION. DAVIS 99 KILLION, TIMOTHY 120 KILLPACK. DANNY 24 KILLPACK. EDDY 99 KINDERMAN. SCOTT 99 KINDLE. KEANE 99 INGVALSON. KEVIN 119 KINDLE. KORY 24 INOTT, RICHARD 99 KING. SARA 120 IRBER. LINDA 99 KITTELSON. ERICA 99 ISAACS. STEVEN 99 KIVEL. LAURIE 120 ISAACSON. MATTHEW 23 KIVEL. TIMOTHY 99 ISRAELSON. JUSTIN A. 119 KJELLBERG. BRIAN 99 ISTVANOVICH. ROBERT D. 119 KLEIN. JEAN 24 J JABAS SHANNON 99 KLEINVACHTER. USA 99 KLIMAS. KEVIN 24 KNETTEL. MELANIE 99 KNOTT. MICHAEL 24 KNUDSEN-WELCH. MELISSA 109 KOBILKA. TANYA 120 KOCHENDORFER. KIMBERLY 120 JACKSON. LARON G. 119 KOHEL. KATHERINE 24 JACOB. GINGER A 119 KOLOOJSKI. JASON 24 JACOBSON, DARRELL 99 KORF. JASON 99 JACOBSON. MICHELE 23 KOSMAN. WADE 99 JAMES. CARRIE 119 KOSTELAC. HEIDI 120 JANKE. MELISSA 23 KOSTELECKY. JASON 99 JANKOWSKI. JOEL 119 KOTTKE. CAR! 99 JAROSIEWICZ, LAWRENCE 99 KOWAL. PATRICK 99 JARVIS. TAMMY 23 KRALICK. KENNETH 100 JENSEN. MAXINE 23 KRAMER. MATTHEW 24 JENSEN. TODD 23 KRAMER. ROBERT 119 JERGENS, NANCY 99 KRANICK. LANA 120 JESINSKI. TODO 23 KRANICK. LEAH 24 JOCHIM. SHERRY 99 KRANTZ. AARON 120 JOESTING. JENNIFER 119 KRANTZ. TARA 100 JOHANN. JENNIFER 119 KRANTZ. TRICIA 120 JOHNSON. BRANDON 99 KRAUSE. JASON 100 JOHNSON. BRIAN 23 KRIZAN. CHRISTINE 24 JOHNSON. CHRISTOPHER 23 KRUEGER. GERALD 24 JOHNSON. DANIEL 23 KRUEGER. JOSEPH 120 JOHNSON. DENNIS 119 KRUEGER. REGINA 100 JOHNSON. DEREK 23 KUBICKI. EDWARD 24 JOHNSON. DOUGLAS 99 KUHA. SCOTT 120 181 KULSTAD. THOMAS 24 KULT, STEVEN 100 KUNZE. JEFFREY 24 KYROLA. JERE1YN 100 L LA TOURNEAU. Y 100 LAB6LLE. THOMAS 24 LACASSE. NANCY 100 LACROIX. TRACY 100 LAMBERTSON. JANE 24 LAMBKIN. TRACEY 120 LAMBUS. ELVIRRA 120 LAMETTI, DANIEL 100 LAMEYER. CHAD 24 LAND. JOHN 120 LANDECKER. SANDRA 100 LANG. MICHAEL 120 LANGE. MICHELLE 24 LANGER, JENNIFER 120 LANIGAN, LYLE 100 LARKIN. JAMES 120 LAROCK. DEIDRE 24 LARSEN. DAVID 24 LARSEN. DOUGLAS 120 LARSEN. JEFF 24 LARSON. AIMEE 24 LARSON. ANDRENA 120 LARSON. ERIC 100 LARSON. ERIK 100 LARSON. KANE 120 LARSON. KARI 24 LARSON. KARIN 100 LARSON. KELLY 25 LARSON. KRISTINE 25 LARSON. SARA 25 LARSON. SHAWN 100 LARSON. TERI 25 LASKA. CRAIG 100 LAUTIGAR. MARK 120 LAWRENCE. LISA 120 LAWRENCE. TROY 100 LAY, ABIGAIL 100 LEASURE, DEAN 25 LEE. JOHN 120 LEE. LYNN 120 LEETCH. LAURA 100 LEGARE. TODD 25 LEIBKE. LEE 100 LEISTEN. WERNER 120 LEJCHAR. EDWARD 120 LELLE. MICHAEL 120 LENDWAY. LISA 120 LENDWAY. TRICIA 25 LENK. BRIAN 25 LENK. MELISSA 100 LEROUX. JAMES 120 LEROUX. LINDA 100 LEROUX. RICHARD 26 LEROUX. TRACEY 26 LESCH. PAUL 100 LESSARD. PETER 100 LESTRUD, TAMMI 120 LETENDRE. CARRIE 25 LETOURNEAU. AMY 100 ULUE. WENDY 120 ULLY. MICHAEL 120 LINDBECK, LYNDA 100 LINDBERG. BRADLEY 100 LINDBERG. REBECCA 25 LINDELL. MARK 25 LINDELL. 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RONALD 124 SCHWAB, PAUL 30 SCOTT. MICHAEL 124 SCULLY. RICHARD 104 SEDERHOLM. JASON 124 SEEKEL. HOLLY 104 SEIM. AARON 104 SELL. JENNIFER 104 SELLS. MICHAEL 30 SELVOG. BRIAN 124 SELVOG. JEFFREY 30 SEMPEL. SHAWN 30 SHAKETER. JEANNE 30 SHATAVA, DAVID 124 SHAW. KIMBERLY 30 SHELDON. HEIDI 30 SHERRICK. LORI 104 SHERWOOD. RONALD 30 SIBBALD. THOMAS 104 SIEBER, MARC 104 SIEMONSMA. TODD 104 SIGFRINIUS, TRACEY 30 SIKKINK. REBECCA 124 SIMONE T. KEITH 104 SIMONE TTI, JILL 30 SIMONSON. RICHARD 30 SIMONSON. THOMAS 124 SKAJ. MICHAEL 124 SKOGLUND. SALLY 104 SKON. HEATHER 104 SKOOG. ERIK 104 SKRAMSTAD. JENNIFER 125 SLATER. CARRIE 30 SLETTEN. MARK J 125 SMALLMAN. MELISSA 30 SMITH. DANIEL 31 SMITH, JAMES 125 SMITH. JEFFREY 31 SMITH. KARRIE 125 SMITH. SCOTT 125 SMITH, SHANNON 125 SMITH. TROY 125 SNELSON. ANGELA R 125 SNELSON, JENNIFER 104 SNYDER. RICHARD 125 SOEBBING. PAMELA 31 SOFIE. CONSTANCE 104 SOFIE. TIMOTHY 31 SOGGE. KENTON 104 SOGN. CHRISTOPHER 31 SOLOMON. JEFFERY 125 SOLUM. ETHAN 107 SOLUM. KIRK 107 SORKNESS-KRANZ. BOBBY 107 SPEAR. MICHELLE 107 SPENCE. ERIC 31 SROCK. TAMARA 107 STACEY. ERIC 31 STADLER. JAMES 125 STAFFORD. CAR1 125 STAUB. KATHERINE 31 STEGLICH. VICTOR 107 STEHLEY. ERIC 31 STEINBRUCKNER. JOSEPH 31 STEINDL. DAVID 107 STEINDL. DOROTHY 31 STEINER. APRIL 31 STEINER. CHERIE 125 STENBERG. JILL 107 STENBERG. KENT 107 STENBERG. ROSS 107 STENHOLTZ. DANA 107 STEPKA. SHARON 31 STERNBERG, DEANNA 31 STOEHR. MICHAEL 31 STOLP. ANDREA 125 STONE. AIMEE 125 STORKAN. SUZETTE 125 STRANDNESS. MICHAEL 31 STREITZ. LINDA 107 STROMBERG. KELLEY 125 STUDEE. JACK 31 STUDEE. JEREMY 125 STUKEL. PATRICIA 31 STURZENEGGER. PETRA 31 SUCH AN. MIND A 125 SUEDEL. SHEILA 125 SUNDE. ELIZABETH 125 SU PIN SKI. BRIAN 107 SUTTER. KUNO 31 SVARDAHL. RICHARD 125 SVEJKOVSKY. VANESSA 107 SWANSON. GINGER 107 SWANSON. GINGER 31 SWANSO. GREGORY 31 SWANSON. HUNTER 125 SWANSON. NATHAN 125 SWENSON. GUY 125 SYCKS. CHADD 31 SYKORA, MANDY 125 T TAUER. MELANIE 107 TAYLOR. ROBIN 31 TAYLOR. VALERIE 107 TESSIER. CHANTELLE 107 THATCHER. STEPHANIE 31 THAYER. CHRISTOPHER 31 THAYER. GUY 31 THAYER. MATTHEW 107 THEROUX. LAURA 107 THEUNINCK. BENSON 125 THOBURN. JENNIFER 125 THOMPSON. CHRISTINE 125 THOMPSON. JODY 107 THUESON. CHRISTINE 31 THURNBECK. CARLA 107 TIMMERS. TAWNY 125 TIMMONS. SCOTT 107 TO. CAM-HA 125 TORGERSON. PAUL 31 TORNING. SHERRY 31 TOTH. JOSEPH 107 TOWER. DANIEL 32 TREMMEL. JODY 32 TREMMEL. TAMMY 125 TRIEMERT. KIMBERLY 125 TRUDEAU. DANIEL 125 TRUOEAU. KRISTI K 108 TSCHIDA. LISA 32 TUOMINEN. ELISA 125 TUOMINEN. SCOTT 32 TURCOTTE. JOSEPH 32 TURENNE. JENNIFER 125 U ULVIN. ANDREW 126 UNDERWOOD. JUSTIN 125 UNDERWOOD. MELANIE 108 V VALL. GREGORY 125 VALL. MICHAEL 108 VANBERGEN. BRIAN 108 VANCLEAVE, SUSAN 32 VANNELLI. ANTHONY 125 VANOUS. JASON 125 VECCHIOLLO. DOMINIC 32 VENABLES. BRENT 32 VESEL. CHRISTI 108 VEZINA, KIMBERLY 108 VOEDISCH. ROBERT 125 VOGEL. CHRISTOPHER 32 VOGEL. TROY 108 VOLKMAN. DEREK 32 VOTEL. WILLIAM 108 W WACHHOLZ. STACY 108 WADE. CHAD 125 WAGNER. JESSE 125 WAGNER, KARL 32 WAGNER. RACHEL 108 WAGNER. WENDY 125 WAHLBERG. JESSICA 108 WAKEM. HEATHER 125 WALDO. KRISTINE 32 WALKER. CHARLES 32 WALKER. CHERIE 125 WALKER. NICHOLAS 108 WALLEN. BENJAMIN 32 WALLRAFF. JOHN 32 WARIAKOIS. LINDA 125 WARNEST. DIANNE 125 WASSMAN. MICHAEL WATSON. JACK 33 WATTS. JASON 109 WAY. DAREN 33 WEISBROO, CHRISTOPHER 105 WEISS. LEZUE 33 WELAGE. ANN 125 WELAGE. KRISTINE 109 WELK. LISA 125 WELSCH. STACI 33 WENINGER. CINDY 125 WEPPLO. EMILY 125 WERNER. ANTOINETTE 33 WESEMAN. STEFFANIE 125 WEST. BRYANT 109 Z ZIMMERMAN, MELISSA J 33 183 Managing Editors Jill Stenberg Valeri© Taylor Copy Editor Amy Pogreba Layout Editors Jean Schroeder Jennifer Madden Photo Editor Juliet Morris Busines Editors Pam Mail© Kelly Larson '88-'89 — We learned a lot! You can't please everyone all of the time. This is one thing we found out by being editors of this year's book. Trying to get pictures scheduled, working with student photography, and dealing with our own severe procrastination proved to be hectic. Everything did seem to turn out okay, although it wouldn't have had it not been for Mrs. Carleen Onell. the yearbook advisor. The book had Its start last summer at Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter, Minnesota. There. Amy Pogreba. Jean Schroeder, and Valerie Taylor attended a 5-day workshop given by the Taylor Publishing Company. They worked on cover design, theme, division pages, etc. As school started and the year progressed, jobs and other extra- curricular activities often conflicted with the yearbook. Pam and Kelly were kept especially busy — they had to sell ads and raise money to pick up excess costs. We did, however, end up having a great time, and we were also very pleased with the book .. .