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7 Even though the yearbook staff has grown bigger it still seems like we don't have the people we need to meet dead- lines. When asked why they joined yearbook Leslie Kunze says, she joined because of the M M's, while Kelly Nel- son says, it was something fun to do. Tammi Hildebrandt also joined for something new and different. Some of the advantages of being on the staff, are that you get to pick the pictures to go in the book, states Jeff Alger. You also get to see the book first and have pizza parties, adds Kelly Nel- son. Along with advantages there are disadvantages, such as working long hours to meet deadlines, comments Mrs. Phillips, but Kelly Nelson doesn't like having people on the staff who don't work. Even so, the staff would advise anyone to join yearbook if they like fun and interesting things to do, and can tolerate stress! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Karen works hard to develop good Junior pages. Jell Alger and Kristin Andraschko work on an original layout for girls tennis. The 1986-87 yearbook staff. Back Row: Lisa Steffenhagen, Michelle Falstad, Jay Hawkinson. Mi- chelle Hickox, Karen Kiel, Terri Loeffler, Nicole Franklin. Lisa Nel- son, Lisa Knudson, Tammi Hildebrandt. Jeff Alger. Middle Row: Katie Koss, Jodi Hanson, Kay Snyder, Troy Waters, Leslie Kunze. Front Row: Lynn Brown, Lisa Drybye, Tracy Richison, Brenda Harris, Chris Reed. Missing: Dee Lund. Kelly Nelson. Lisa Knudson, Jodi Hanson, and Lisa Steffenhagen work on an idea for their page. Tammie Hildebrandt, and Leslie Kunze pose for their picture. Leslie Kunze looking through the planning book to choose her page numbers. Our Editor, Kay Snyder, works hard to get the pages in the right order in the planning book. Ms. Osterbrock, our advisor and copy professional. Mrs. Phillips, our advisor. Tammie Hildebrandt sorts through the mess. TBA 29
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Cheering Their Teams to Victory Cheerleading requires a great deal of enthusiasm, school spirit, and energy, and this years squads qualify well in these areas. The responsibilities don't stop with cheering at the games; they also include organizing pep fests, making locker tags and posters, and making treats for the team members. All this is fun, not work, claims hockey cheer- leader Amy Lee, adding they're a fun group to cheer for because they treat us well.’ Under the direction of new advisor Mary Britten-Vogland, the Raidaires have reached new heights in talent and perfor- mance. Performing at home games for football and basket- ball, they've impressed many fans. Captains of the squad this year are Kris Mockler and Kim Soltis. They noted that many Rai- daires have extensive dance ex- perience, and they also apply it in other places. Laura Olson, for example, teaches aerobics at the Hudson House. 5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Varsity football. Top row: Suzie Orf, Kris Zilka. Pam Brown, Stacey Meyer. Shalene Heilman, Lori Thomas. Debbie Barber, Mary Ann Wilson. Some of the Raidaires taking time out to pose while at camp. Electrifying the home crowd at a basketball game are the Raidaires. The senior Raidaires performing to TWIST AND SHOUT at the homecoming pep-fest. Varsity and J.V. football cheerleaders firing up the crowd. Varsity Soccer. Top: Alison Humble, Heidi Hus- tad, Maren Drews. Jane Eaton. Kristin George. Amy Gagnon. 30 Cheerleaders Raidaires
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