Grand Meadow High School - Meadow Lark Yearbook (Grand Meadow, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1977 volume:

I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Henry David Thoreau Keep the moments as best you can Remember the facts, the fun, the tears Keep a warm ember alive in your heart To fan alive in future years Care now, for your caring will remain for eternity. ' A , v 1 The light died in the low clouds. Falling snow drank in the dusk. Shrouded in silence, the branches wrapped me in their peace. When the boundaries were erased, once again the wonder: that 1 exist. Dag Hammarskjold Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the mountains and the stars up above. Let them look at the beauty of the waters and the trees and flowers on earth. They will then begin to think, and to think is the beginning of a real education. David Polis Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach diem, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott A . . WEEK ... OF Left To Right: Attendents Denise Swanson, Tom Jahns, King Glen Goodsell, Queen Dawn Gardner, Attendents Kirk Christensen, Ann Mori, Crownbearers Troy Gilbert, and Shelia Core. MEMORIES The spirit of Homecoming 76 took over GMHS on Thurs- day with a rollicking pepfest including a Bat -Spin, Crack- er-whistle contest, Three Legged Race, 50's Dress up Con- test, Nose Pushed Football Contest, and a special performance by the Whipped Cream Raiders . Thursday evening amid birch trees and garden flowers, Dawn Gardner was crowned this years Queen and Glen Good- sell, King for 76. King Glen and Queen Dawn were attended by Kirk Christensen and Ann Mori and by Tom Jahns and De- nise Swanson. Stealing the younger hearts in the audience were crown bearers Sheila Core and Troy Gilbert. On Friday a parade was held featuring floats from each class, elementary and commercial entries! Winning the high school division were the 8th graders with the slogan Cream 'em ! Second went to the 11th graders. The American Le- gion Auxilary won the commercial division. Friday night capped off a successful week with a 48 - 6 victory over the Lanesboro Burros. The team and coaches as well as the stu- dent body wishes to thank the Student Council for supporting them. B. E Page 6; 1) I Wish ; 2) You Don't Have To be A Star ; 3) You Make Me Feel Like Danc- ing ; 4) Are You Ready For The Country So Good Woman ; 5) Saying Hello ; 6) Two Dollars In The Jutebox ; 7) 'You Never Miss A Good Thing ; 8) Car Wash ; 9) Wreck Of The Edmand Fitzgerald ; 10) Tom Between Two Lovers ; Page 7; 1) Shake Your Bootie ; 2) Play That Funkie Music ; 3) I'd Really Like To See You Tonight ; 4) Do You Feel Like 1 Do ; 5) Tonight's The Night ; 6) Blinded By The Light ; 7) Walk This Way ; 8) 'Your Song ; POWER I FIRST AMERICAN STATE BANK Grand meadow mm E8aBHg V j? B4 22 BS 33 3J j0 83 S3 76 12 s f3«. ■ 4 68 16 7S 34 11 74 L ( xL -L ., 1C 72 $ s 33 71 41 84 5 m ,S 4 '7 mx? A TEAM, Left To Right, Front Row: Lindelien, D., Freese, J., Enger, D., Potas, B., Knutson, D., Steinhorst, D., McKee, K., Steinhorst, D., Seavey, D., Boone, S., Stier, A., Durhman, R. Second Row: Lorenzen, F., Jacobson, T., Goodsell, G., Jahns, T., Hall, J., Lamp, G., Christensen, K., Steinkamp, P., Lamp, B., Johns, D., Jennings, J., Jacobson, J., Mgr. Enger, B. Third Row: Newldrk, T., Potas, T., Baldus, L., Gardner, T., Davis, M., Leicht- nam, J., Simonson, S., Alden, B., Snyder, J., Barnes, D., Mori, R. B TEAM, Left To Right, Front Row: Freese, J., Steinhorst, D., Enger, D., Potas, B., Steinhorst, D., McKee, K., Knutson, D. Second Row: Mgr. Enger, B., Newkirk, T., Boone, S., Lindelien, D., Jahns, D., Jacobson, J., Jennings, J., Stier, A. Third Row: Seavey, D., Durhman, R., Snyder, J., Mori, R., Barnes, D., Potas, T. 8 — I The Superlarks' season ended with a 4-5 win loss record. Steve Simonson (30 pts. ), Jeff Hall (26 pts. ), and Tim Ja- cobson (26 pts. ), were the leading scorers for the year. Greg Lamp was the Most Valuable Offensive player while Jeff Hall was the Most Valuable Defensive player. Tom Gardner was the Most Valuable Lineman and Tim Jacobson was the Most Improved player. GM had 1196 yards rushing to the op- ponents 1370 yards for the year and 858 yards passing to the opponents 364 yards. GM's Muscle Machine , Jeff Hall was the leading ball carrier with 129 carries for 523 total yards and 4 touchdowns. Tom Jahns, also a senior had 68 carries for a total of 228 yards and 3 touch- downs. He was followed by Tim Jacobson with 59 carries, 277 yards and 4 touchdowns. Scrambling quarterback Greg Lamp not only passed for a total of 801 yards and a 42% completion rate but also accumulated 56 carries. Leading receiver Kirk Christensen caught 20 big ones for a total of 350 yards and 2 touchdowns. He was followed by Steve Simonson with 12 snatches, 234 yards and 5 touchdowns. This year's 7 mighty seniors were Kirk Chris- tensen, Jeff Hall, Glen Goodsell, Tom Jahns, Jim Leichtnam, Greg Lamp and Pat Stienkamp. They join other members of the team and GM fans in thanking Head Coach Jerry Lano and Assistant Pat Foley for their efforts in an excit- ing successful season. 11 C Squad. Left To Right, Front Row: Mgr. B. B Squad, Left To Right, Front Row: B. Stier, D. Jech, J. Brandt, L. Lamp, L. Fretty, J. Baudoin, P. Baudoin, J. Lorenzen, J. Gregerson. Second Row: Mgr. B. Thorsen, J. Gregerson. Second Row: K. New- Brandt, V. Wakefield, K. Newkirk, D. Guy, S. Carter, kirk, J. Lorenzen, S. Carter. Third Row: J. Coach G. Fisher. Third Row: Coach T. McComas, L. Chris- Grafe, C. Sween, D. Riedemann, S. Landsverk, tensen, S. Landsverk, D. Benson. M. Jennson, Coach T. McComas. A Squad, Left To Right; Coach G. Fisher, J. Barnes, D. Baudoin, K. Carter, D. Westfall, L. Baldus,B. Leichtnam, T. Thorsen, L. Christensen, D. Swanson, P. Finley, D. Guy, Mgr. B. Brandt. FEARLESS FISHER’S FEMALES FIGHT ON! Highlighting GM's volleyball sea- son mis year was our second place finish at the Hayfield Tournaments. Lead by seniors Denise Swanson (capt.) and Diane Westfall (capt.), Kim Carter, Lisa Baldus, and Teresa Snyder, the team dug into every match they played with determina - tion, skill, and spirit. While not stacking up big num- bers in the win category, the coaches and team should be proud of a successful season and look forward to an even better season next year. Q. WHAT WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASON? '1. . . Ah - 1 guess the chatfield game because they were predicted to go to State and we creamed ' em . . .'' Denise Swanson Q: WHAT WAS YOUR MOST EXCITING GAME? '1 . . . Got to be the Blooming Prairie game when Fisher lost two big ones!1' Diane Westfall St. Charles Wykoff Chatfield Spring Valley Lanesbobo Preston Harmony LeRoy THEY 2 1 0 2 2 2 1 2 STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row, Standing From Left To Right: Jeff Hall, Kirk Christensen, Ms. lerake, Mark Davis, Rory Durhman, Andy Stier, 2nd Row: Tom Jahns, Glen Goodsell, Lynn Petersen, Dawn Baudoin, 3rd Row: Jeff Freese, Valerie Warn, Susie Thorsen, Karl Jahns, Rick Simonson. HONOR SOCIETY From Left Front: Shelly Boultinghouse, Lisa Baldus, Barb Peterson, Lynette Kilboum, Margaret Snyder, Diane Holm, Barb Gehling, Center: Todd Potas, Marlys Johnson, Dave Johnson, Right Front: Karen Snyder, Teresa Snyder, Lynn Petersen, Char Blanchard, Dawn Baudoin, Denise Swanson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Ben Walker, David Steinkamp, Jeff Hall, Kirk Christensen, Tom Jahns, Dan Koball, Roger Kramer, Glen Goodsell, Les Tune, Tom Gardner, Duane Barnes, Andy Stier, Steve Simonson. Row 2: David Grunsted, Terry Olson, Jeff Freese, Bill Olson, Derk Enger, Blaine Walker, Joe Skifter, Teresa Snyder, Bob Rath, Carleen Geh- ling, Kim Stoltenberg, Mr. Tesmer, Brian Elit, and Ladd Baldus. Sentinel-Tom Jahns, Treas. -Kirk Christensen, Pres. -Jeff Hall, V. Pres. - Glen Goodsell, Sec. -Les Tune, and Advisor Mr. Tesmer. 19 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sr. F. H. A.; Back Row, Left To Right, Tammy Nelson, Jill Jennings, Lori Oehlke, Lisa Christensen, Diane Holm, Diana Leichtnam, Lisa Baldus, Crystal Gomer, Lisa Bush, 3rd Row, Pam Finley, Marlys Johnson, Lyn- ette Kilboum, Barb Gehling, Carleen Gehling, Mickey Skaran, Julie Warn, Lori Queensland, 2nd Row. Mrs. Seedorff, Teresa Snyder, Lynne Stoltenberg, Lois Grafe, Georgia Gregerson, 1st Row, Dawn Baudoin, Margaret Snyder, Cindy Seedorff, Char Blanchard, Lynn Petersen. Jr. F. H. A. ; Back.Row, Left To Right, Tammy Schinke, Joan Andrews, Cherie Lassi g, Michelle Alden, Lucy Kjeer, Debbie Minnich, Sarah Bussell, Becky Leichtnam, 2nd Row, Mrs. Seedorff, Joanne Steinkamp, Debbie Bothun, Lisa Enger, Brenda Brandt, Linette DeWaU, Dawn Petersen, Lori Fretty, Melanie Jensson, 1st Row, Amta Olson, Crystal Sween, Trudy Barnes, Lisa Lorenzen, JoDee Lorenzen. 20 MUSICMAKERS 1. Saxaphones, L. Westfall, L. Oehlke, K. Newkirk, C. Sween, C. Freese, G. Gregerson, D. Holm. 2. Trombones D. Lindelien, M. Grunsted, T. Potas, J. Lorenzen, L. Queensland, D. Jahns, A. Stier, J. Grafe. 3. Baritones, French Homs Tubas D. Busch - mann, L. Baldus, M. Lamp, J. Warn, J. Leich- tnam, M. Jennson, S. Boone. 4. Flutes C Oboes D. Baudoin, B. Goodsell, S. Grunsted, L. Fretty, D. Riedemann, C. Blanch- ard, C. Seedorff, D. Grafe. 5. Clarinets K. Oehlke, L. Bush, B. Peterson, L. Grafe, S. Brietbarth, T. Olson, L. Rath, B. Potas, D. Westfall, B. Gehling, C. Gomer, D. Simonson, L. Christensen, J. Gregerson, L. DeWall, D. Petersen. 1. Jazz Lab L. Baldus, G. Zent, D. Ryberg, G. Grunsted, Mr. Minear, M. Grunsted, L. Baldus, T. Potas, L. Oehlke, C. Freese, D. Holm, C. Seedorff, C. Jech. 2. Trumpets V. Warn, D. Grunsted, J. Freese, C. Kried, L. Baldus, G. Grunsted, G. Lorenzen R. Lorenzen, J. Baudoin, S. Thorsen, G. Zent, D. Ryberg. SR. CHORUS i Back Row Left To Right L. Stoltenberg, L. Queensland, B. Peterson, L. Kilboum, D. Leichtnam, L. Baldus, C. Gehling, T. Alden. Middle Row Miss Voth, S. Brietbarth, C. Nielson, D. Grafe, L. Christensen, J. Jennings, L. Oehlke. Front Row C. Seedorff, L. Grafe, T. Schwemmer, K. Alden, J. Simonson, M. Stier. “ JUMPING JUPITER” p r r r rle Jump,ng Jupiter and Southern Surrender . Cast members are: JJ: Row 1, Go°ds 11. S- Boultinghouse, L. Baldus, Row 2: J. Warn, L. Peterson, C. Seedorff, L. Bussell, 3: W. r Kt‘ S Wf G- pp° e11� s. Boone, A. Stier, SS: Row i, L. Christensen, C. Seedorff, D. Reidemann 2: L. Baldus, C. Lassig, S. Boultinghouse, 3: K. Struwe, W. Jacobson, A. Stier. k w B.B. TEAM RETURNS A Team; T. Jacobson, F. Lorenzen, K. Christensen, M. Grunsted, R. Durhman, D. Johnson, J. Leichtnam, T. Potas D Barnes, S. Simonson, T. Fenton. B. Team; G. Mehling, D. Steinhorst, K. Olson, J. Jennings, R. Mori, D. DiCarlo, D. Seavey, D. Enger, D. Knutson, D. BicKnese, K. McKee. NINE LETT E RM EN C SQUAD: Left To Right, G. Zent, T. Crumb, R. Lorenzen, D. Freese, K. Jahns, T. Gregerson, B. Mickelson, E. Enger, M. Lamp, J. Jacobson, T. Peck, D. Buschmann, Mr. Lantz. This year's basketball team is returning nine lettermen to it's A squad to fight the opposition in the Maple Leaf Conference. Looking forward to improving and building during the 76-77 season, the team was aided in it's efforts by leading scorer and rebounder, Jim Leichtnam. Co-Captains were K. Christensen and J. Leichtnam. The Team is coached by Pat Foley. GRAPPLERS SEND DA VIS A. Wrestling - Left To Right: Mr. Fisher, T. Gardner, T. Jahns, P. Steinkamp, G. Goodsell, M. Davis, A. Stier, B. Potas, L. Tune, D. Steinhorst, J. Finley. B Wrestling- Left To Right: S. Finley, R. Simonson, D. Swanson, D. Riedemann, G. Freese, T. Hiscock, K. Lester, T. Snyder, D. Swanson, G. Lorenzen, D. Riedemann, Mr. Chastick. AND FINLEY TO REGIONS Grand Meadow's young wrestling team this year fin- ished the season with a 3-12 record. Even forfeiting 12 to 18 points per match, the team toughened into every match and in districts placed 7th out of 9 teams without 4 weights. Seniors on the team were Tom Jahns, Glen Goodsell, and Pat Steinkamp. Most valuable players were P. Steinkamp and M. Davis. Most Takedowns were J. Finley (18). Most re- versals and nearfalls M. Davis (22-19). Most escapes and falls P. Steinkamp (8-8). :LOE-SJ 98-J. Finley 105-D. Steinhorst 112-L. Tune 119-B. Potas 126-A. Stier 132-M. Davis 138-P. Steinkamp 145-G. Goodsell 167-T. Gardner Charlie's Angels! Watch Out! Glen takes on a new look! De-r :-em REIGER’S “ ” A Team- Left To Right: G. Gregerson Mgr, D. Guy, Mr. Rieger, D. Swanson, L. Christensen, D. Baudoin, D. Leichtnam, C. Freese, J. Barnes, D. Westfall, K. Carter, P. Stejskal, B. Leichtnam, T. Thorsen, K. Alden Mgr. B Team- Left To Right: Mr. Lano, B. Stier, J. Jennings, D. Guy, D. Benson, D. Leichtnam, C. Freese, L. Christensen, C. Gomer, S. Thorsen, V. Wakefield, S. Stejskal, M. Jennson Mgr. • • RALLY REBOUNDS C Team- Left To Right Standing: T. Peck, C. Carman, J. Andrews, L. Enger, L. Lo- renzen, J. Lorenzen, C. Sween, S. Carter, K. Newkirk, S. Landsverk, P. Thorsen, B. Kirchner. Front Kneeling: Miss McComas, B. Leichtnam Mgr. This year's team finished the year with a successful 12-5 record. They averaged 44. 6 rebounds per game and shot 34% from the floor. They scored 45. 2 pts per game while allowing 36. 3 per game. Three gra- duating seniors will be missed in the com- ing season. They are Diane Westfall (252pts, llreb g, 58f 61q), Denise Swan- son (199pts, 32f 57q), and Kim Carter (301pts, 53f 57q). Girls BB coach is Mark Reiger. Z LETS HEAR Boy's A-From Left: Janice Barnes, Nancy Mori, Cindy Jech, Diane Simonson, Cindy Seedorff, Denise Swanson, Char Blan- chard. Boy's Football B- From Left: Leisha Westfall, Lori Oehlke, Diana Leichtnam, Trudy Barnes, Dawn Petersen, Jill Jennings, Mickey Skaran, Caren Carman. IT ... SPIRIT Boy's Basketball B- From Left: Diana Leichtnam, Dawn Petersen, Kathy Oehlke, Micky Skaran, Leisha Westfall, Lori Oehlke, Jill Jennings, Denise Reidemann. Girls A- From Left: Sandy Brietbarth, Diane Holm, Lori Girl's B - From Front: Julie Warn, Stefanie Grunsted, Jodie Queensland, Teresa Olson. Baudoin. Look to this day for it is life the very life of life In its brief course lie all the realities and truths of existence the joy of growth the splendor of action the glory of power For yesterday is but a memory And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well, therefore, to this day! Ancient Sanskrit Poem 36 Kevin Stier Kirk Arvin Christensen Turkey Kim Carter Kimbo 38 Bruce Kevin Crumb ' 'Captain Crumb'' Brett Harvey Enger ' 'Moonshadow'1 Glen William Goodsell Glen Thomas Randel Jahns Tom Rose Marie Kellner Rosey 39 James Edward Leichtnam Lightbulb Cathy Lassig Cathy Deanna Lynn Monnier 1 'Deanna'' Barbara Kay Peterson Barb Lynne Michelle Petersen Peaches Robert Joseph Rath Bob 40 Dawn Marie Stier Dawn Patrick Anthony Steinkamp Fat Pat Diane Kay Simonson Simon Teresa Mary Snyder 1 'Tweet'' Patricia Lynne Stier Patti 41 Bradley Jay Walker Hoot Class Officers President ..............Kirk Christensen Vice President ...............Greg Lamp Secretary .........................Diane Westfall Treasurer ........................Denise Swanson Student Council ..............Jeff Hall Pat Steinkamp Diane Lorraine Westfall ' 'Westy'1 “NIGHTS ARE t i [fi ii liAd !S_ •m � 1 Nights Are Forever was the theme of this spring's prom at GMHS. This yearly event was put on by the class of 78 who put in long hours getting ready for the big night. The banquet was held at the Grand Meadow Lutheran Church and’was prepared by the junior mothers, under the direction of Mrs. Rollie Baudoin. Following the banquet, the halls of GMHS vibrated with the music of Slinky , and the dancing and prancing of GM students. Eleventh grade class advisor's for the event were Mr. Mark Reiger and Mr. Pete Menear. r 46 FOREVER 47 GMHS BOYS TRACK Boys Track: R. Lantz, B. Hansen, L. Baldus, T. McKee, R. Mori, S. Simonson, J. Hall, A. Stier, T. Snyder, K. Jahns, J. Hopp, coach. FRONT ROW: K. Snyder, M. Lamp, B. Simonson, D. Bicknese, J. Finley, D. Swanson, D. Swanson, K. McKee, R. Lorenzen, J. Jacobson. p GMHS GIRLS TRACK Girls Track: S. Rose, coach, D. Bensen, L. Oehlke, T. Barnes, L. Baldus, D. Baudoin, A. Olson, C. Comer, T. Olson, T. Snyder, D. Petersen, P. Finley, J. Lorenzen, B. Kirchner, J. Steinkamp, L. Fretty, B. Stier, B. Leichtnam. SO 1. T. Snyder-mile, 2. B. Stier-880, L. Oehlke 3. T. Olson 4. S. Rose-coach BASES ... BATS ... BALLS .. . MITTS OUR BASEBALL TEAM (Page 53) Top Row From Left: B. Enger, T. Jacobson, D. Jahns, F. Lorenzen, J. Leichtnam. Middle Row: J. Jennings, D. Bames. Bottom Row: D. Steinhorst, T. Potas, D. Buschmann, Coach Rieger, B. Alden, B. Potas. Batboys: Steinhorst, Jech, Jahns. Watergirls: K K Reiger. This years Baseball team showed excellent improvement. Thanks to good weather, we played 16 games total, defeating Glenville (5-4) and Alden Conger (10-6). S2 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY PERSONNEL Alden, B. Alden,B. Baldus, L. Barnes, J. Baudoin, D. Buckingham, R. Bussell, L. Davis, L. Davis, M. Fenton, T. Finley, P. Gardner, T. Gehling, B. Goodsell, B, Gregerson, G. Gmnsted, M. Hegge, J. Holm, D. Jacobson, T. Jech, C. Jensen, E. Johnson, D. Kilboum, L. Leichtnam, B. Lorenzen, F. McKee, T. Mori, N. Newkirk, T. Nielsen, C. Olson, T. Partridge, L. Potas, T. Queensland, K. Simonson, J. Simonson, S Snyder, M. Solie, M. Stejskal, P. Stier, J. Tenth Grade Stier, M. Struwe, K. Walker, B. Carman, C Churchill, Olson, A. (Missing) L. Bames, D. Boone, S, Breitbarth, S. Christensen, L. Durhman, R. Elit, B. Freese, K. Grafe, L. Guy, D. Hebl, M. Holmen, K. Jacobson, J. Jacobson, W. Jahns, D. Jennings, J. Jennings, J, Kahl, L. Kramer, R. Minnich, S, Nelson, T. Oehlke, L. Olson, K. Olson, T. Olson, W. Queensland, L. Rath, L. Riedemann, D. Seavey, D, Seedorff, C. Skaran, M. Snyder, J. Steinhorst, D. Stejskal, S. Stier, A. Stoltenberg, L. Tune, L. Thorsen, R. Warn, J. Westfall, L. Lamp, B. Leichtnam, D. (Missing) Alden, B. Benson, D. Bicknese, D. Breitbarth, D. Bush, L. DiCarlo, D. Enger, D. Finley, J. Finely, S. Freese, J. Gomer, C Grafe, D. Grunsted, D. Hathaway, H. Hovda, T. Jech, D. Jennings, J. Knutson, D. Lorenzen, G. McKee, K. Mehling, E. Mori, R. Oehlke, K. Potas, B. Schwemmer, T. Schwemmer, T. Seavey, D. Steinhorst, D. Steinkamp, O. Thorsen, S. Thorsen, T. Wakefield, V. Walker, B. Warn, V. Lindelien, D. Stier, B. (Missing) Baldus, L. Bames, T. Baudoin, J. Bjerke, J. Brandt, B. Buschmann, O. Carter, S. Crumb, T. DeWall, L Elit, W. Enger, E. Freese, D. Fretty, L. Grafe, J. Gregerson, J. Gregerson, T. Grunsted, S. Guy, M. Guy, P. Hanson, B. Jacobson, J. Jacobson, J. Jahns, K. Jensson, M. Johnson, K. Kirchner, B. Kramer, C. Kried, C, Lamp, M. Lamp, S. Lands verk, S. Lorenz en, J. Lorenz en, R. Mehling, W, Newkirk, K. Nielsen, C. Olson, B. Peck, T. Peck, T. Peterson, D. Riedemann, D. Ryberg, D. Schulz, D. Skifter, J. Snyder, T. Solie, P. Stier, A. Stiex, J. Swanson, D. Sween, C. Sween, M. Thors en, P, Carman, C. Mickelson, B. Zent, G. (Missing) Alden, M. Andrew, J. Boone, A. Bothun, D Bush, R. Bussell, S. Elit, £. Enger, L. Freese, G. Grunsted, K. Hiscock, T. Holme n, W. Kjeer, L. Lamp, L. Lassig, C. Lester, K. Lorenzen, L. Mallory, D, Mehling, J. Minnich, D. Olson, A. Olson, E. Reed, D. Riedemann, D. Schinke, T. Simonson, R. Simonson, T. Snyder, K. Start, L. Steinkamp, J. Struwe, J. Swanson, D. Theme au, L. ELEMENTARY Back Row: Left To Right, Ken-ins, C. ; Colbenson, M. ; Olson, D. ; Lorenzen, J. ; Mickel- son, D. ; Bal- dus, L. ; Ja- cobson, M. ; Weiss, C.; Christensen, S.; Mr. Ber- tram. Front Row, Schwem- mer, T.; Johnson, B. ; Bloom, J. i Shinke, K. ; Guy, S. ; Jahns, K.; Mehling, M. Missing Schra- der, K. Back Row: Left To Right, Ziebell, R. ; Johnson, B.; Jacobson, K. ; Hanson, P. ; Mrs. Gross. Middle Row: Fabian, R. ; Reese, J.; Johnson, C.; Jensson, M. ; DeWall, W.; McKee, T.; Swanson, D.; Front Row: Thompson, T.; Swanson, J. ; Nelson, J. ; Lamp, J. ; Landsverk, T. ; Finley, J. ; Comer, D. Back Row Left To Right: Schultze, L.; Start, C.; Mickelson, R. ; Mrs. Edland, Bloom, J.; Clement, T.; Comer, R. ; Fate, R.; Stuckey, R.; Front Row: Johnson, R.j Kjeer, N.; Andrew, L. ; Ryberg, S. ; Guy, D.; Thor- sen, J.; Bly, P. Missing: Petersen, D. Back Row: Left To Right: Mickelson, K.; Hiscocks, T. ; Snyder, E.; Davis, W. ; Alden, B.; Turner, A. ; Grunsted, J. ; Potas, S.; Leichtnam, J. ; Miss Thu- man. Front Row: Loren- zen, L.; Wy- taske, D.; Olson, C.; Holm, B.; Swanson, D. ; Olson, A. ; Stier, A. Back Row: Left To Right: Enger, M. ; Glynn, J.; Jones, J.; DeWall, R.; Mrs. Young. Middle Row: Kerrins, A.; Grunsted, K.; Gilbert, C.; Walker, B.; Skifter, J.; Swanson, K. ; Jahns, P. ; Stier, J. Front Row: Jech, S. ; McKee, C.; Fruth, R. ; Colbenson, K.; Shinke, N.; Alden, R. ; Hendrix, L. 65 Mrs. McNutt Amber Bly Teresa Calkins Shane Core Cathy Gehling Jason Hegge Barbara Hoefs Jolene Jennings Paula Johnson Picture Unavailable Molly Mallory Robert Oehlke Joseph Rath Peggy Reese Darin Simonson Brian Steinhorst Faith Swanson Roberta Westfall Joan Wytaske Back Row: Left To Right B. Weiss C. Snell R. Steinkamp D. Riedemann G. Smith J. Benson Mrs. Newton Middle Row T. Schinke M. Gregerson K. Stejskal W. Ziebell C. Monnier A. Stier K. Cornwell S. Fabian Front Row L. Stier M. Reed B. Fruth T. Grafe J. Stienkamp T. Nelson C. Bothun Back Row: Left To Right A. Rieger T. Gilbert K. Hoefs C. Hendrix D. Cornwell C. Johnson D. Bush Mrs. Olson S. Hanson Middle Row T. Glynn L. Kennedy J. Nesbitt P. Wytaske C. Hopp C. Bly T. Hiscocks J. Minnich Front Row G. Lamp T. Enger S. Core L. Cook T. Clays N. Steinkamp C. Ziemer Back Row: Left To Right L. DeWall J. Jones J. Kjeer T. Calkins B. Skifter E. Clement C. Freese Mrs. Werner P. Weiss Middle Row S. Gardner D. Jacobson J. Kreutzman J. Nesbitt T. Quandt T. Johnson T. Stevens Front Row B. Corner K. Stiles S. Olson K. Olson J. Durst D. Danielson D. Stejskal. Back Row: Left To Right D. Boone W. Schulz A. Grafe T. Johnson C. Warn D. Bush A. Koball Mrs. Bjerke Middle Row R. Mickelson J. Jennings S. Gardner C. Benson J. Johnson T. Barnes E. Cornwell L. Irvin G. Oehlke Front Row C. Stier S. Kerri ns J. Kassel D. Elit C. Wytaske K. Hagen R. Schinke Back Row: Left To Right E. Myhre C. Bell M. Hoefs Mrs. Davis H. Smith J. Schultze M. Glynn B. Skifter P. Laganiere Front Row P. Marsh C. Gehling K. Stuckey L. Cornwell J. Wytaske S. Miller 67 Back Row: Left To Right E. Ottman T. Dollander C. Wangen D. Zicbell Mrs. Davis L. Breitbarth H. Fabian M. Gebel Front Row J. Schinke S. Deters K. Rieger C. Losey J. Bothun K. Rieger M. Guy ADVERTISING We of the Annual Staff would like to thank the following businesses for helping us publish this book. As the cost of production continues to rise steadily (with everything else) our advertisers and patrons become more important than ever before. Your support and encouragement in inabling us to continue publication is appre- ciated not only by us on the staff, but by all those who will enjoy this book in years to come. Thank you for helping us and we in turn ask you to patronize these businesses for all your shopping needs. 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