Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)
- Class of 1980
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f ltzxL '90 Table of contents Seniors..................6 Juniors ............... 30 Sophomores ............ 40 Faculty................ 50 Events ................ 64 Music ................. 82 Organizations ......... 90 Sports ................104 Index ................ 133 Jefferson Senior High School Alexandria, Minnesota : j 56308 HQ6 Students ). 10 touched the lives of most of us; we won’t foraet him2 black Americans to beQonf Tkfcsitay first in winter Olympics dc 1 oi 69 metro banks, S Ls volcano Shah leaves U.S., goes to P Researchers tell Senate panel marijuana is major health hazard az ;a sw! Jw j hassf hi Ur. 1 price hits $1.04 per gallon targets of robbers AlCOhOl, 65,000 stage nuclear protest - ___1 MoWnr foil Porsi+rvl Crowd hears Brown, Nader Fonda talk at Capitol Inmates murdered informersRadiation released in a Prisoners tell of execution squad armed with |xesC®le if' ?1ll.S.S.R. airlifl Rock concert death stampede stuns Cincinnati t0 reD; -r-____________.. inc- Mcror-o MH7P Coi irooc e Jti“°™® 10 rep! Mother Teresa of Calcutta wins Nobel Peace Prize Sources say - DON’T U.S.OJympic athlete Park Slaying popetov o CALL HIM. frustrated at possible orrirtent HE’LL CALLYOL. Moscow boycott n° accident rucking strike expected ito next week ■oadway giant, composer chard Rodgers dies at 77 Quake hits SL • Hurricane hits Florida; Northern _________________OCTOBER i Minnesotans in the Winter Olyi Georgia threatened California ug of war continues over federal fuel-assistance progr ‘Eerie’ flight ends in long plungeIran 11,000 miles off course! er St0l in 3 believe 1980 won’t k yofun1( G And l„M Is ASK THt fStilOtNt AM Is 1 PM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 KSJN tl.l TM y Jbe better financially , h I Europe WORLD’S 2ND 1979 Iran in ferment Communist Party official says Brezhnev , is not dead Gold clos I leadersNTERNATIONAL $04’=eE J warn WHISTLE-OFF Goid ris UJS.S.R • ptember 29th and 30th, 1979 $670 ail Carson City, Nevada 3S dolla d price hits $875 11Khomeini threatens against u.S. an f ifeflOB II C l.fili «oil fo ftOUtl : U.S. sounded nkCarter will call tempting place Minnesota £OStoO 9 « C )e 6 • nnwwMtvt.'.u'WK __________________ — i FT; Carter cuts grain® dies, takes pjV€ ,v tpsslother steps against Russians in su Jet crashes in Mexico; 72 killed plo No more Waynes or Pickfords, but the star system goes on «productive ng pret soon, never mi i ed River flood set records for damage Carter says Soviet tro andais kiii'jabunrie supplies high, but some pumps are dry Qgrter OH }lar bear Canadians help 6 U.S. envoys flee Iran 7 ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ? ■ - . -• f If PiFMZtf} mama uunmen seize Mecca’s mosque Reoortssav90hostages held, MuslimIaow - arter orders illegal Iranians deported rees give Minnesotans money for fuel. . s3aul McCartney jailed u.S. says ‘nonfamily’ households ------------------------------ - —STEVE Vaseca horse breed after Tokyo drug arrest, have risen 66 percent since MI1ARTIN se«« mare for S325,( 2 killed, 5 hurt at Red Lake - “w Farmerstopla| arter pledges $140 billion for energyj mr— cident mejERK Copper- more corn this The Basic U.S. Weather Outlook for 1980 ; nickel mining could cause rire guts oaudi Arabian snc ■ —-- unusual Beverly Hills mansi Greece «““JSSSS? j xutrsZm. offers permanent Olympic site V. tt 76% say . reliant on oil gasohol Cone Wines among the pines: aPPr Munson's triends,family U-S. may send craft QaS-gUZZling «' . after Hallev s Comei e or D and father pay last respuis Public wants COntroifSov,et troopsSauc ;hflhNervous nuns —k-— Public wants control---- ays ex snarr Armea services panel opens SALT nearing ronnrt riiv occudv 25ehe EE I? “S Cha O9610 VTu °f srs Struggle to sav Velcome, PopeLcJohn Paul II I The mov.es cl the decade. U nbodian refugees : £] I snip in superior loads | | JJ Effects of DC 10 disaster --- ■foil iImWM- MiiuraR. dL grain for first time since strike began s above Amoco, Exxon Ounce report big declines profitsrise then drops back $50 It's official! tion of women astatic welcome likely to be felt for years siSrrrrr: fegendary comedian Jimmy Durante dies Carson plans Hostages io quit Amtrak good laugh as a||owecj iUV i burn out ‘Tonight’ hosttohaH of control .but how much 3 trains Lion blamed in deatn fuel will there be an leader of ‘Born Free’author calls for ban Endt ;siauc WtJItume . . , .. . callsforban - 1 u KOpe Drings message of simplicity to heartland on music f held YVfVlfk broadcasts .f ffl 11 Jl’l A - r I. rartor- Crvnato Ik ' y against : H broadcasts Inwi ; Carter: Senate WfJ Jr . . Thedangwoi weete Red ___________ Inflationfavors 8 kiBed in cr ft I y ■ Wj HisNo. 1 Olympic j 4ST Of commuter p pfe Qta priority boycott ; near Cincinnat ps are siay ny“HP5J™ -Brainerd finally fluoridates its water su ers cutoff b £ntire Cabinet offers to res SNAMArIr Zeppo, diesat 78 Crosby: Hes 101, she’: Dii impoi ts Ca, ter staff included in shake-up and they've been wed 8d It Sure Was Worth the Trouble! Dusty rooms .. . smelly halls ... no bells ... no intercom ... no clocks . . . rooms with no doors . . . doors with no knobs ... no windows . .. knocked out walls . . . sack lunches but no lunchroom . . . at times no lights ... no pencil sharpeners .no carpet . . . unpainted walls . . . total ugliness . . . freezing rooms . . . crabby teachers . .. discomfort . . . unorganization . . . cute construction workers crowded halls . . tripping over tools . . . piles of junk scattered everywhere . . . Sound familiar??? This was the condition of Jefferson Senior High throughout most of the first half of the school year. But wasn't it worth the inconvenience? Construction workers started to wander about the halls and knock out walls in the fall of I97S. At first it was tough for students to get used to the idea of having these guys interrupting their consentration with sounds of hammers and drills. Taking up space and crowding the hallways was another condition of construction that was hard for students. But the faculty and student body looked at the conditions .as very necessary, so they all cooperated. It was also fun for everyone to watch the school get torn apart and rebuilt again. Jefferson High School was supposed to be completed by January I. 1980, at a cost of $1,600,000. However, as problems occured such as back orders, lack of availability of materials, and just getting into each others way, the new date for completion was set for March, 1980. There was also an increase in costs bringing the total to nearly $3,000,000 for Jefferson School alone. (Central Junior High tvas involved in a similiar remodeling-addition project at the same time at about $1,500,000. Major construction at JHS proceeds from nightmare to dream come true By January 1980. the school had a new look to it. Nearly every room was affected by remodeling or additions. Bright accent colors of yellow, orange, red. and lime green in some new areas brought variety for some people and disapproval for others. One of the major changes was a bi-level ramped hallway, running east and west, between the math and english departments. New social rooms were added along this hall. The new library also has its main entrance in this hallway. Eating lunch in paper bags in the girls' gym and running down to the wrestling room, (which served as a library for a year), just to check out a book got a little tiresome. But as we look at the new, expanded library and cafeteria, we saw that it was well worth the wait. There is so much more room in the cafeteria and the library is more convenient for everyone. New offices were provided for student services, counselors, nurses, and principals. The offices provide greater efficiency in a friendly, open atmosphere. The Art and Vocational Agriculture departments were also reconstructed. These areas involved a tremendous amount of technical planning and the completed rooms provide the needed space and equipment for students' learning. The girls' locker room was expanded to provide additional storage and locker rooms for visiting teams. New vestibules and storage rooms were added at the entrances near the gyms. One of the areas will become a weight and training room. As we endured dust, noise, wet paint, smell, cold, times of major construction and remodeling of Jefferson, we can look back at those times with vivid memories and take pride in the New Jefferson that will provide a great environment for learning to students for years to come. 1980 The start of a new decade Tom Dan Carrie Abrahamson Ahlquist Anderson Dan Loreena Anderson Anderson Lori Lowell Anderson Anderson Ralph Sandy Bruce Mike Steve Anderson Anderson Arvold Aslagson Baker Stacy Nancy Barb Mary Jo Bakken Balazs Baltes Baltes 8 SENIORS Kelli Sheryl Stephen Beaeom Bearson Beers Joni Tammy Robin Linda Beheng Beheng Benesh Benson Ron Kay Renee Becky Melanie Berglin Bergstrom Betterman Bitzan Bjorndahl Laura Joe Greivin Joe Blair Blake Balanas Boll SENIORS 9 Randy Steve Cindy Brenda Mark Buse Callaghan Carlson Carlstrom Cassady K) St MORS ■■■ c hnstopherson c hermak L assady Jeanne c ourneya l orcoran Lori Denise Joel Ricky Crosby Dahle Dahlheiiner Dau John Terri Desiree Kris Craig Davis Delarosby DeMartelaere Dos Jail Drekler St MORS II Lloyd Laurie Brian Eblen Ehlen Eimers Walter Julie Lisa Pam Dave Eisel Ekdahl Ekdahl Ellison Elton Curt Sandy Mike Scott Emmert Engebretson Engelking Erickson 12 SENIORS Dave Terry Lori Fitzgerald Flesland Floding Lori Gadow Shelbe Flynn Marlys Garrett Todd Freier Jon Getz Erik Wayne Fridlund Foremming Marc Martha Gigstad Gordhamer SENIORS 13 A 53 Greg Jack Scott Gore Gray Greengo Grimm Paul Pen Karen Sonja Grover Gustafson Haabala Hagen Marge Sheila Jim Susan Debbie Halverson Harms Harvey Hatting Haugen 14 StNICRS Deb Her twig Pat Herzog Leonard Hintzen How anl Scott Eric Laura Hvezda Hvezda Iverson Jacobson Jody Johnson SENIORS Hoberg Kerry Hohnwaldt Rhonda Honkomp Craig Hornberger Maureen Jaeche Duane Jantzen Mike Johnson Rod Jasmer Sherry Johnson Creg Johnson Luanne Johnson qsI m v i Dean Kaufman Susan Dave Kevin Kalina Karl Karlsgodt Kathy Randy Tim James Keehn Keller Kemp Kilte Duane Scott David Kevin Klimek Klinder Kluver Kluver Dawn Virginia Jeff Jeff Knowles Knudson Koep Koubsky 16 SENIORS Julia Connie Curtis Kramer Krohnfeldt Krueger Tracy Diane Jeffrey Annie Don Krueger Kuester Kurtz Kusmak Kutz Lana Dave Scott Greg Krafthefer Larson Larson Lawler Tammy Nancy Kelly Richard Lenar z LeSage Lewis Lmdberg SENIORS 17 Marusak Mas teller Rita Mattila Brad Mattocks Malvin Marboe i m . w Joe Mateer lisa Mathisson 18 SENIORS Andrea Robin DeLette McDonald McOuillen Melzer Lisa Nelson SENIORS 19 Mattson McClellan Brian Niblett Delbert Nelson James Midboe Barry Nelson Michele Mock 1 Mark Nelson Nancy Nelson Karen Kris Mark Olson Olson Olson Tammy Julie Linda Lori Olson Oothoudt Overstad Paasch Jeff Jeffrey Mary Julie Pantze Parkin Partington Patrick X SENIORS Mike Maria Karl Charles Debbie Pederson Peppersack Peters Peterson Peterson Linda Lisa Mike Peterson Peterson Peterson Robert Rocqulyn David Patty Peterson Phelps Picotte Pronek SENIORS 2! Cindy Putnam Bonnie Ouernemoen Gary Ouitmeyer Sandra Raap Janice Sheri Rader Radii ff Cynthia is Renslow joe Ripperger tsarry Rotatcek Juhe Joann Steve Michelle Paul Roers Rongstad Ross Rouillard Rudd Kevin Robert Susan Timothy Sat her Saxon Schauer Schef Her Steven Schjei Bradley Schmidt Kim Schmidt Brian Schendel Suzanne Tom Ginger Mark Ron Schmidt Schmidt Schneider Schouweiler Schouweiler StNIORS 14 William Brian Brock Sisko Smith Smith Richard Kenneth Tammy Kelli Linda Jim Steffi Denise Douglas Steidl Steidl Randy Terri Vicki Lou Jill Steidl Steidl Steidl Stiver Stork 24 SENIORS John Strand Scott Sherri Janine Faye Streed Strelwo Swanson Tanquist Scott Chuck Mark Pam Taylor Thoennes Thoennes Thun Carol Stradel Kris Strand Scott Robb Bill Trousil Lori Tuel Todd Tuma SENIORS 25 Westman iypn Michelle Lori Randy Whiting Widttrom Wieberdink Wiener X SENIORS Undem VanKempen VanKeulen vankeulen Vickerman ' ner Ed Lloyd Randy Mike Phyllis Wilkins Williams Winger Winter Wiswell Charles Yohnke Lee Zarbok Pam Zastrow Sue Zavadil SENIORS 27 rangtrong Watson Wussow Wagner UP omerson I Sandy Ken Kelli Glen Zenner Zinzle Blahosky Began Chris Alan Charlie Brender Cleland dyne 28 SENIORS Nancy Schbsser Rosenquist SENIORS 29 Class of 1981 Colleen Jell Dave Tammy Ross s.hci l Julie Abrahamson ARguire Alstead Amundsen Amundson Anderson Anderson Karen Maureen Ricky Scot I D. Scott M. Sheryl Jerri Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andreen Bruce Mary Lillian Lorinda Lisa Kerry Mary Bryan Andrews An f insen Austin Baker Bale Barker Banner Bartels Tim Liz Tim Connie Marc Jay Todd Berg Berghuis Berglund Blair Blakesley Blanslian Bleodel Jackie Scott Dawn Chuck Call Lon John JO JUNIORS Bluhm Boerner Bohne Boll Bomsta Bork Bosek John Rob Darwin Jenny Reeky Jon Rocky Braun Brazel Rrechbiel Rretle Rrel e Rruiulell Rurgau Or ace Judy Lori Mike Shelia Sue Paul Burghardt Busch Busch Bushard Butler Capouch Carlson Kellie Julie Debbie Dave Donna Jeanette Lori Mike Carter Cassell Chat tin Christopherson Cihla Cleland Clyne Cook Craig Steve Karin Ruth Karen Maria Brian Cooper Corcoran Courneya Crumpton Davis DeMartelaere Diekman Troy Dittberner Dan Sandy trie Kurt Judy Barb Lance Dreger Dreger Duhe Duhn Dummert Duray Dusing Patty Tammy Beth Jen trie Lynda Linda Dvorsak Eiden Ekdahl tllmgson tnberg tngstrom tnckson JUNIORS 3 Donna Cease Mike Garrett L i ml a Gasell Mitch GjersviK Uremia Goslmga cott Girou r curt Gens trie Karen David Jim LeRoy Scott Doug Sara Graham Gray Gw inn Gy sen Gy sen Haarstad Hale Hamilton Darla Gary R Lynn Gary L. Blame Neal Jeff Hansen Hansen Hansen Hanson Hastmes Hattine Hauer Julie Sherie Janet Scott Jerry Bryan Dave 31 JUNIORS Hauer Hauer Hausken Heckert Hedlof Heid Helander Jin Mockert Peter Hoefer Brian Hohhusen David Hon ken ip Heidi Henderson Paul Hennen Shan Herrly L ouglas Her tel Jodi Hills Shawn Herzog Terry Hill Peon Kent Becky Hinnenkamp Hmtermeister Hober Brian Hoppe I isa Horn Doug Houchtns David Jill Mary Beth Hovda Ho viand Hubbard Karen Hubenette Karl Hubenette Steve Hull Julie Ignowski Steve Irgens Kevin Iverson Taniniv Iverson Jill Jack son Valerie Jacobson Mark Janke Bob Janoski Kay Jensen l beryl Jenson A la me Johnson t inda A Johnson Linda J. Johnson Stacey Johnson JUNIORS JJ Stephanie Johnson Steve Johnson Bob Jones Dawn Josephson Terry Jut ilia Kim Kalla nd Kim Karn Judy Kim Andy Jody Bernice Mike Dale Kluver Kluver Knud son Koep Koering Korkowski Koudela Claire Bradley Carla Leland Brent Jodi Rollie Jon Kramer Korhnfelt Korhnfeldt Krueger Kuhnau Kutz Kvilhaug Lamm 34 JUNIORS Alan Lange Cindy Chris Mary Brenda Gene Gary Glen Lanigan Larson Larsen Larson Larson Larson Larson Randy Rita Donna Tom Brenda Kathy April Larson Lee Lehrke LeSage Leslie Licht Lindala Ron Liz Pat Lisa Jeff Jodi Peter Lindberg Linder Lindquist Lindsey Lofquist Lohrenz Lor sung Janie Mark Dave Lori Kraig Mary Greg Merickel Mickelson Miller Miller Mitchell Mock Moen Mark David Shari Kyle Bev Scott Terri Morical Morrow Morse Munkberg Nelson Nelson Nelson Kan Ness Mary Todd Tim John Richard Troy DeAnn Niska Noetzelman Nohre Nordstrom Norstebon Nowicki Nye Karen Jill Kellie Todd Robert Laurie Julie Nyvold O’Brien O'Brien Oelfke Olsen Ondracek Otter son Kim Lori Ellen Deanna Eileen Mike Darcy Overs tad Patri Patrick Paulzine Pederson Pehan Peterson JUNIORS 35 Karla Leigh Ann Pam Tammy Lisa Jeff Colleen Peterson Peterson Peterson Plaster Podolske Powers Prentice Michael Diane Scott James Diane Cathy Carol Rachel Rademacher Ras Reece Reque Roering Roers Gary Linda Sue Aaron Dan Drew Julie Roers Roers Roers Roeser Rooney Ross Roth Ronald Debra Pete Cathy Susan Stephanie Deb Tony Roth Rut ten Ryskamp Saiko Sandberg Schaver Scheffler Schlosser Clarence Harlan Jason Joan Joy Michael Tami Schlosser Schmeling Schmidt Schneider Schneider Schoeneck Schoeneck Wendy Tammy Todd Lori Ann Barbie Barb John Schoeneck Schoenrock Schroeder Schulke Schulte Schultz Seppanen 36 JUNIORS Michael Calvin Van Todd Shelden Sherrett Shogren Skramstad Bonnie Skrove Barb Liz Smith Southerling Brad Karmin Vance Rhonda Devona Patty Paul Stark Steege Steele Steen Steidl Steidl Steidl Shelly Sue Sternberg Stier Chuck David Stoltz Stork Lisa Lisa Stramer Strand David Keith Strieker Strieker Gary Dwayne Denise Suckow Sundgaard Swartz Jon Ricky Jeff Sue Tammy Swedberg Swenson Syvrud Telander Thoen Dave JoAnn Gaylen Martin Mary John Melissa Thompson Thorkelson Timm Tonn Toso Treischel Tuel Sue Monty Gary Sue Tammy Steve Kyla Tuma Tuttle Tvrtik Tweet Ur ness Velde Vickstrom JUNIORS 37 Todd Wold Pat Voiler Mike Steve Hr ad Wadsworth Wadsworth Wagner Pave Wall Brenda Walter Scott Ward Phil Warren Rand Watson John Wechler Lisa Welfare Pale Welle Wayne Wendlund April Werner Lori Westlund Todd Zarbok Poug Whiting Todd Wunderlich keith Wussow I isa Wnhnark Poug U ilken Patty Withrow Mike Ziebarth Joe Zunker c alvm Sherrett Bill Zarbok Annette Zavadil Barb Zavadil Kevin Zanska Michelle Zastrow JUNIORS 6f SHOINfir Joani Albrecht Shi rene Akhavan Todd AI her Shannon Abrahamson Sharon Anderson Darla Anderson Kelly Anderson Marlene Anderson Stefan Anderson Michele Alstead Arlene Anderson Anna Denise Douglas dene Kurt Cindy Shawn Austin Austin Raker Raker Rattles Bauer Rauwens Amy Glen Rill Scott Darlene lance Steve Amy Rearheld Rearson Becker Beers Renesh Berger Reseke Beyer Wendy Dawn Jodi ReNae trik Judy Julie Jim Ribeau Bingham Rlakesley Rlomgren filoomquist Bor sell) Rorseth Rosek Bernard Sheryl Denise Brad Mark Beth Joyce Jeanette Botzet Rrakken Bredeson Brezina Brock Rurghardt Busch Rushard JO SOPHOMORES Da u Wayne Dwayne John Real Liz chnssy Christenson Claasen c lark l oleman tourney a Crandall Lrest Dan Dahlheimer Hob Davis Michele Demi Theresa Dietzler Kevin Drexler Mary Dropik Hilly tblen Allen Ehresman Hick $ara L 'bra Hrenda Jeff Jenny Phil Deena Elesner Elynn hondow Eremling Gigs l ad Gillies Gore Grenier OPHCMCRt V Ted Brent Stacy Kari Bonnie Dwight Guenther Gulbranson Haaven Hag strom Hale Hammer Daniel Shari Jodie Kaiya Renata Steven Lynn Hansen Hansen Hanson Hanson Harper Harstad Hauer Sherry Melanie Tom Dean Eric Mona Joel Robby Haugejorden Haugen Hayes Hedlof Heegaard Hegstad Hill Hiller Dena Joel Ken David Colin Mark Melanie Wendy Hintermeister Hintzen Hoeschen Holm Holthusen Horn Horn Horn David Kari John Jeff Jeff Judith Christine Bill Houchins Hovda Howe Hudson Hvezda Hvezda Ignowski Jacobsen Eric Kim Nancy Barb Doug Eric Kay Paul Jaeche Janoski Jobe Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 42 SOPHOMCRES Russell Tricia Wendy Jeanette Todd Lynne Johnson Jordan Josephson Joyce Jung Kangas Brenda Julie Lori Kevin Marc Dan Todd Karger Karnis Kaufman Kehret Kiewel Kluver Kluver Bill Richard Doug Doug Willis Kris Nancy Cathy Knudson Krosch Kroupa Krueger Krueger Krump Kuhnau Kvitek Timothy Ann Jeff Donald Loren Pamela Paul Richard Lais LaMaack Lamm Larson Larson Larson Larson Larson Cheri Kevin Douglas Craig Tammy Keith Jackie Mike Lee Lee Lenz Lervick Lewis Linder Little Lommen Jon Lynne Mary Clare Ronnie Robin Kim Barb Stacie Lor sung Lor sung Lor sung Lor sung Luke Lundgren Lusty Maday SOPHOMORES 43 Guy Kim Chris Carl Tom Wade Masteller Masteller Mattson McClellan McCoy McCoy Donald Roni McCullough McMahon Butch David McQuillen Miller Debra Miller Mark Desiree Miller Mudgett Robyn Mike Gary Brian Carmen Robbie Sandy Troy Mulholland Murphy Neidenfeur Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Mary Sandy Julie Ed Dianne Charles Lane Steven Neulib Neuman Neunsinger Niblett Niemala Niska Noetzelman Nord Becky Cathy Lisa Larry Lori Ann Lori Kay Todd Kim Nordstrom Norton Nyland Olson Olson Olson Olson Oothoudt Robin Matt Michelle Perry 44 SOPHOMORES Paine Partington Patrick Paulson Roger Lynn Michele Steven Payne Pedersen Pehan Peterson Monty Rebecca Todd Judy Scott Jon Peterson Pohl Powers Pronek Quitmeyer Radermacher Jeff Joanne Brenda Rich Russ Peter Brian Jeff Rehovsky Rettig Revering Revering Reznecheck Riggs Ripperger Rising Stephan Rocheford Roger Roering Debbie Roers Donna Roers Russell Rose Michelle Carrie Ritten Robatcek Todd Vicki Melvyn Christi Shawn Larry Thomas Darrell Roth Rouillard Rust man Saari Sanchez Saurdiff Saxon Saxton Randy Donna Peggy Lawrence Lisa Sterling Heidi Natalie Shauer Schecker Schjei Schlosser Schlosser Schmidt Schoeneck Schreiner SOPHOMORES 45 Jay Todd Roger David Rebecca Robert Schroeder Schroeder Schuhmacher Sc hulk e Schuneman Schuneman David Donna Mike Susan Thomas Shelli Kim Shelstad Shan Sisko Soderholm Sondgeroth Sonstegard Steen Cat hr me Barbara Christine Jackie Julie Karla Tom Calvin Steffi Steidl Steidle Steidl Steidl Steidl Steidl Stoltz Patty Daniel Doug Jerry trie Roger Jayne Jason Stradal Suckow Swanson Swedberg Swendsrud Swenson Syverson Tauber John Karen Scott Bonnie Randy Todd Paula Suzie Teewen Telander Temple Thoennes Thoennes Toennes Thomspon Tillitt Or egg Michael Brenda Janelle Dean Dennis Angie Debbie Tillmann Tisserand Torkelson Treishel Trumm Tuel Undem VanKempen 46 SOPHOMORtS Pete tugene Laurie Wayne Jan Robin Todd Walters Ward Weaver Weiberdink Weisel Werner Wheeler Jeff Charlene Curtis Tom Brent Mavis Gary Steve Wick land Wiener Wilken Wlikens Wussow Vanda Yttrie Zahradmk Roxanne Mark Leslie Ken Leslie Pave Lynn Jennifer Zanoth Zeibarth Zeisemer Zeithhanuner Kearns Moon Schooling Speigel SOPHOMORtS 4$ SOPHOMORtS Please fill out a pink sheet” Student was absent because: - got a flat tire -Ran out of gas -I lost my contacts -Dandy Don stopped me on the way to school and gave me a D.W.I. -Got a late start -Thought it was Saturday -Dropped my books in the mud and I had to go home and wash them -I got to school, remembered I had a report due for Morey, so I ran all the way home to get it. I live in Forada. -Fell asleep in the bathtub -Car wouldn't start -Got behind a farmer and there was so much traffic coming the other way that I couldn't pass. -Had a hard nite -Had to walk to school cuz we sold our other car to pay the rent. -Tooth Fairy didn't leave me enough money for gas -Went in the ditch -Lost my car keys -Couldn't get the ice off of my car window -Got in an accident -I missed my bus, in and nobody picked me up -What did I say last time? -The city towed my car away - got lost in my bedroom -Electricity went off in the middle of the nite for two hours so my alarm went off two hours later -House burnt down -Cows got out -Forgot where I left my car the nite be- fore -They moved the office and I couldn't find where it was -Couldn't find a parking spot so I had to park on Hawthorne -My dog doo dooed on the kitchen floor so I had to clean it up -I fell asleep on the bus and when I woke up I was at the bus garage -When I got to school I saw a girl with the same outfit on so I had to go home and change Administration SCHOOL BOARD ROW I. Robert Hayes. Chairman Robert Anderson. Kathleen Hammg. ROW 2 Dr. Joseph Merickel. Dr. Jerome Mohs. Lois Anderson. Neil Garrett. Superintendent Clayton Hovda J. Knowles. Principal C. Hovda. Superintendent R. Kockelman. Asst. Principal DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION: Director Community Education Wayne Elton. Administrative Assistant Robert Jones. Cirri culum Director Noel Schroder. Director Special Education Robert Holverson. Business Manager Harvey Tewes. 50 ADMINISTRATION J. Amundson. Bus. Math T. Christenson. Math D Glesne. Math D. Wenzel. Math K. Willert. Math N. Syverson. Math C. DeJong. Math L. Ortloff. Math £ Wittenberg. Social FACULTY 51 K. Howell, Social R. Domschot, Social S. Jaeche. Social 52 FACULTY J. Holsten. Special Ed. R. Loucks. Physics B. Banke. Biology D. Hynner, Science T. Vickerman, Drivers Ed. R. Johnson. Drivers Ed.. Health J. Esbjornsson. Science D. Zinda. Biology C. Krump. Chemistry FACULTY 53 M. Brufoldt. English B. Carlblom. English $. Fodness. English T. Fleming. English A. Karlsgodt. English ( P. McCarty. English 54 FACULTY I C. Sheeley. English D. Palm. Ind. Arts M. Machtemes. Voc. Agric. R. Reuter. English B. VanZomeran. Voc. Agric. A. Riggs. French M. Larson. Metals D. Petersen. Woods J. Capistrant. Art FACULTY 55 J. Anderson. Business. German J Reiter. Business R Bauer. Media Center 5 6 bACULT S. Zimmerman. Business M. Mesna. Business K. Davis. Business 5. Carlson. Business S. Hanzlik. Business R. Otto. Business K. Harstad. SLBP L. Dehlm. Choir F. Kraft. Home tc. B. Christenson. Band L. Lynch. Band S. Athman. SLBP R. Nack. SLBP Damsberg. Orchestra A. Branch. Home tc. FACULTY 57 u W. Peterson. Counselor J. Peterson. Nurse D. Anderson SLBP 58 FACULTY SECRETARIES ROW B. Didier. M. Zastrow. A. Froemming. CUSTODIANS SITTING: D. Schneider. R. Sax. D. Aga. STANDING: P. Mayrtick. B. Koon. ROW 2 B. Non. F. Bell. V. Pheffer AIDES ROW R. Stoeck. R. Nelson. ROW 2 M. Iverson. B. Mateer. RUNESTONE VOACTIONAL CENTER FRONT: 6. Hoidahl. L. Dzuik. J. Sturk. S. Carl son. E. Flolm. BACK: J. Floding. J. Gardener. R. Snyder. J. Gates. T. Gustafson. B. Schmidt. AIDES ROW . A. Danielson. C. Winter ROW 2 K. Trenne. B. Morrison. FACULTY 59 CANDIDS 61 61 CANDIDS cor iTtfH i CANDIDS 63 Carolina, Dewey Grevian, Erik bring four cultures to Jefferson Carolina Dominquez was one of this year's Rotary exchange students. Carolina came from Merida. Yucatan. Mexico. While in Alexandria she stayed with the Marvin Frieburg family. Carolina was a member of the volleyball team at Jefferson. When she returns to Mexico. Carolina plans to attend a technical school to further her education. Greivan Balonai. an American Field Service student, also attended Jefferson. Greivan stayed with the Bernard Rachal family during his year in Alexandria. Grevian came from Costa Rica in Central America. Grevian has finished three years of college in Costa Rica and plans to go into political science. Fie also plays soccer in Costa Rica. Bruce Arvold of Alexandria, traveled to Bursa. Turkey. Bruce stayed with the Flilmi Ipekel family. His Turkish family had two brothers and one sister. Bruce and his family stayed at the sea shore for the first month of his visit and in a city with a population of a half-million people the second month of his stay. The most significant difference in Turkey that Bruce noticed was the conservative life style dictated by Moslem faith. 64 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Bruce and Karen are Jefferson’s ambassadors ir i Anucha Yangtron. Dewey , was one of this year's American Field Service exchange students. Dewey comes from Thailand. During his year in Alexandria he stayed with the Richard Arvold family. When Dewey gets back to Thailand he plans to attend college and become an engineer. mmm Erik Fredlund was one of this year's Rotary exchange students. Erik came from Sweden. During Erik's stay in Alexandria he lived with the Ron Williams family. In Sweden Erik was on the soccer team and also played hockey. Flere at Jefferson he played on the football team. When Erik returns to Sweden he has three years of college to finish and then plans to be a technical engineer. m CONCORDIA COLLEGE Karen Louckt of Alexandria, lived in Trondheim, Norway with the Ulivins family which included two boys and two girls. Karen noticed that many things in Sweden are similar in America, however school in Norway is different. Students have only nine years of required school after which they choose either going to a college or going to a technical school. Karen also noticed that Norway has many more foreign visitors than America. tORtluH tXCHA 3£ 65 Here’s to you 1979 I am speaking for the class of '80 when I say. W? wish you all the joy and success there is as you enter the world of work, college and marriage. This is a dedication to you, '79, because many of you are our peers, our best friends, girl boy friends, and even heros. You were there for us to follow. We were made wiser by your mistakes. We laughed at your jokes, and we suffered with you in your pains. It was your class that told us of the latest love affairs, the parties, teachers, colleges, and the rumors of the person in your class that no one knew anything about. You had the cutest people, the rowdiest, and the loneliest. You weren't mean to us when we first came, but you never totally accepted us, either. Remember? You were actually trusted enough to fly a real plane. The ratpack, with their tee-shirts, ties, trash can covers. The patrolled parking lot. The jammed halls, the pink admit slips. The hammering of the construction crew. Waiting in the lunch line for twenty minutes .. You've made our two years at JHS very memorable ones. I only hope you influence others in the future, the same way you influenced us. You're taking away a part of our life. We'll miss you. The Class Of 1980. 66 GRADUA TtO 1979 School Song - Fight Song Cheer O cheer for Alex. Shout till the rafters ring We're gonna yell' o yell for our team Alexandria Rah I Rah I Rah! Never give up hope boys Fight until we win Always looking onward Doing the best we can. We can beat OF_______ As we’ve done before Because we can help our team by yelling Alexandria Rah! Rahl Rahl Fight for dear old Alex. And we'll win this game And we will carry on forever Dear OF Alex’s name. The year of 1979-1980 was a year of new experiences and challenges faced by the sophomores. They couldn't help but feel a little frightened, but now more grown up. For the juniors, this year meant an end to summer vacation and a time to struggle through the monotony of their every day classes. They are used to it now. But for the seniors, this year held the last joyful or sorrowful moments in their high school years. Hopefully, they can all look back in the years to come and say. These were the times of my life. ” Gayle and Jeff reign over chilly Homecoming HOMECOMING ROYALITY FRONT: Senior Attendant Nancy McCoy. Junior Attendant Sheri Morse. Sophomore Attendant Shelli Sonstegard. BACK: Senior Escort Jack Greengo. Junior Escort Jon Swedberg. Queen Gayle Whiting. King Jeff Brede. Senior Attendant Pam Ellison. Sophomore Escort Doug Swanson. Senior Escort Paul Rudd. HOMECOMING ROYAL TY il The 1979 homecoming week began Monday evening with the crowning of King Jeff Brede and Queen Gayle Whiting. They reigned over the homecoming festivites the entire week. Despite the fact that the homecoming parade was cancelled because of egg cracking and apple throwing it was still a very successful week. All students showed their enthusiasm as they participated in Friday’s pep fest. This fired everyone up for the evening’s football game against St. Cloud Tech Tigers. The cold weather didn't stop any cardinal fan! They bundled up in winter clothing and the cheerleaders and cardinalettes wore long underwear and pants to watch the cardinal football team fight proudly and trample the Tigers JO-13. After the game former Jefferson grads gathered in the new cafeteria for the annual Alumni tea. Saturday night s semi-formal dance was the finale for the 1979 homecoming events. The dance was held in Jefferson Senior High School gymnasium and music was provided by Fantasy Disco. ” HOMtCOMING 71 Midwinter Royalty crowned by Exchange students 72 MIDWINTER MIDWINTER 73 Midwinter days each have their own themes On Monday, January 21st, Midwinter activities began. Pajama Day was the first Midwinter activity of the week, which was also the first day of the new semester. Tuesday, Dress-up Day. was appropiate for the crowning of Prince Jeff Koep and Princess Kathy Keehn. On Wierd Day many students expressed themselves best by wearing unusual garb. Thursday was Back to the 50's Day which brought back bobby socks and greased hair. Because Friday was school colors day, everybody's spirit was high for the afternoon pep fest. The annual Midwinter Dance was held Friday night after the Cardinal basketball team defeated Little Falls. 74 MIDWINTER Little Mary Sunshine” warms the audience The 1979 Spring Play was Little Mary Sunshine. It was presented Friday, April 6, and Saturday, April 7, in the evenings. The performance was held in the Jefferson Senior High Gymnasium. The cast was pleased by the number of people that attended. This musical comedy takes place in the Colorado mountains. Little Mary Sunshine is given land by her guardian, an Indian chief. But the chief's son, Yellow Feather, also wants the land. Therefore, he threatens Little Mary's life. The government also wants Little Mary's land, because she cannot pay for it. Canadian forest rangers come and Little Mary Sunshine falls in love with Captain Wellington. He helps Little Mary pay for her land and he helps capture Yellow Feather. Director Student Director Vocal Director Asst. Vocal Director Choreographer Asst. Choreographer Stage Manager Ms. Molle Tracy Kruegar Dave Alstead Rolf Dale Lori Undem Andrea McDonald Anne Dougherty CAST Mary Potts Nan Fischer Captain Big Jim” Waring ton Brock Smith Nancy Twinkle Jennifer Haaven Corporal Billy Jester Doug Huffman Madame Ernestine Von Liebedich Lori Opsal General Oscar Fairfax Dave M. Larson Fleet Foot the Scout Keith Jacobson Chief Brown Bear Magnus Nillson Yellow Feather Joe Mateer Tex Scott Taylor Hank Ray Rogers Buster Jerry Lohrenz Slim Tony Olhausen Pete Rolf Dale Tom the Bugler Cal Collins Tim Kristi Stenso Cora Carol Dehlin Henrietta Caroline Irgens Maude Gayle Whiting Blanche Lynn Whiting Gwendolyn Vicki Wise Millicent Karmin Steege Mabel Andrea McDonald Coo Coo Bird SPRING 1 77 ONE ACT PLAY HUMORS AUDIENCE This year's one act play was The Diary of Adam and Eve by Mark Bucci. The play is based on the story by Mark Twain. The Diary of Adam and Eve is a beautiful and sensitive story of the beginning of man and the end of paradise. Although the play did not advance to regionals. the cast enjoyed performing the play. CAST Adam Brock Smith Eve Lisa Mathiason Tiger Craig Hornberger Lamb Jannelle Treischel Dodo Bird Mike Tisserand Snake Alisa Gore O Vf ACT PI AY Poets, potters, painters, and performers promote understanding and provide enjoyment in JHS visits A variety of artists and performers were brought to Jefferson this year. Many local artists were special guests in humanities classes. These opportunities allowed students to talk to artists about their work. The Alexandria Area Arts Association sponsored the Guthrie Theatre's production of AMERICANA.- I REMEMBER (I) and Mary Logue's month as poet-in-residense (3). Poet Bill Holm (3) spent two weeks working with students in English classes, occasionally getting a chance to do a little ragtime piano. Former JHS graduates Barry Arvold (4) and Murray Bartholomew and Jean Howe (7) talked about their lives as artists in special lecture demonstrations. Potters Peter Leach (5) and Roxann Sorenson (6) came to art and humanities classes and Lloyd Geisness performed for students on his unique One Man Band (8). S.-V V iiiaiai ■ HIIIV1VI nr All these friendly faces and many more . . . SO STUDENT LIFE 82 CONCERTS CONCERTS 83 Walt Disney theme of annual pop concert WIND ENSEMBLE ROW A J. Steidl. J. Anderson. L. Lindsey. J. Radar. K. Wienk. S. Hatting. J. Frieburg. R. Benesh. R. Norton. P. Ellison. M. Anfinsen. G. Whiting. C. Steege. J. Merickel. L. Gadow. S. Lohrenz. J. Otterson. E. Pederson. D. Reque. J. Kramer. K. Ness. ROW 1D. Hansen. R. Phelps. B. Larson. M. Mock. J. Hill. M. Fristedt. J. Patrick. J. Rongstad. R. Steen. N. Nelson. T. Kemp. D. Hovda. L. Bale. P. Christopherson. S. Johnson. M. Baltes. J. Bluhm. R. Burgau. K. Karlsgodt. ROW 3: J. Steidl. D. Meltzer. P. eterson. R. Winger. D. Anderson. J. Olson: P. Withrow. J. Kurtz. D. Thompson. R. Roth. M. Farley. P. Grover: L. Wagner. J. Harvey. K. McCoy. D. Ness. D. Elton. G. Suckow. T. Krueger. P. Rudd. L. Podolsky. CONCERT BAND ROW A S. Haaven. P. Thompson. K. Krump. J. Walters. K. Steen. L. Kern. T. Deitzler. M. Neuleib. J. Flint. K. Karn. A. Werner ROW 2 L. Berghuis. S. Sonstegaard. J. Lohrenz. L. Frier. D. Scheffler. P. Jordan. C. Nelson. N. Campbell. L. Olson. N. Schreiner. M. Demi. S. Soderholm. J. Hockert. L. Stramer. C. Roering. ROW 3: D. Hanson. K. Lee. D. Shelstad. J. Hill. T. Caron. M. Alstead. C. Norton. D. Suckow. S. Beseke. R. Flesner, P. Larson. K. Battles. ROW 4. D. Holmes. M. Partington. P. Riggs. C. Bauer. K. Linder. J. Albrecht. M. Gijersvik. J. Braun. S. Lee. S. Hansen. J. Verdugt. J. Swedberg. C. Wilken. E. Heegard. K. Battles. ROW 5. B. McQuillen. E. Swensrud. B. Jacobson. L. Widmark. J. Lorenz. A. Undem. P. Schjei. R. Revering. C. Lervick. W. McCoy. T. Schroeder. 84 MUSIC Instrumental students perform evening concerts ORCHESTRA ROW I. S. Johnson. K. Licht. L. Wieber. S. Anderson. L. Benson. A. Kalland. K. Hovda. S. Abrahamson. L. Spiegle. ROW 2: T. Guenther. M. Gordhammer, $. Mad ay. K. Hanson. E. Ekola. J. Miracle. C. Steege. J. Erieburg. M. Frist ad. D. Reque. J. Spiegle. ROW 3: P. Peterson. P. Rudd. L. Pedolsky. M. Farley. J. Kurtz. J. Harvey. D. Hovda. L. Bale. P. Christopherson. J. Kramer. R. Winger. RAINBOW STRINGS ROW , J. Kramer. Mr. Dainsburg. ROW 2, S. Anderson. K. Hanson. K. Kalland. K. Hovda. E. Ekola. S. Maday. J. Spiegle. S. Abrahamson. L. Spiegle. MUSIC 85 Jefferson’s musicians draw large audiences CONCERT CHOIR ROW . K. Bergstrom. S. Engebretson. J. Bluhm. L. Berghuis. S. Johnson. T. Schoeneck, J. Kramer. S. Zenner. D. Knowles. B. Carls from. K. Keehn. M. Wihelm. B. Zavadil. A. McDonald. G. Kiltie. L. Mathisson. D. Chat tin. L. Linder. V. Jacobson. D. Pauline. M. Larson. M. Farley. ROW 1 J. Kutz. A. Johnson. S. Hagen. R. Benesh. L. Blair. S. Morris. J. Dummert. S. Zavadil. S. Anderson. M. Gordhamer. L. Wagner. K. Courneya. L. Lindsey. K. Peterson. L. Roers. K. Smith. N. McCoy. T. Iverson. L. Welfare. M. Peppersack. C. Renslow. ROW 3: K. Anderson. L. Whiting. K. Ness. C. Blair. D. Kluver. T. Not in. M. Gjersvik. E. Enberg. K. Karlsgodt. B. Smith. D. Alstead. D. Larson. M. Farley. S. Nelson. L. Crosby. T. Schoenrock. S. Roers. J. Koep. ROW 4: R. Olson. T. Skramstad. G. Moen. B. Schendel. J. Schmidt. M. Tonn. D. Whiting. K. Berg. B. Nelson. J. Kiltie. J. Midboe. 5. Ward. S. Wadsworth. J. Seppanon. B. Stark. S. Taylor. N. Hatting. VARSITY CHOIR ROW . R. Werner. J. Esala. D. VanKempen. J. Syverson. K. Krump. S. Tillett. M. Alstead. L. Pederson. K. Telander. B. Thoennes. S. Haugejorden ROW J: S. Butler. S. Anderson. V. Rouillard. D. Roers. S. Wadsworth. J. Bushard. J. Hvezda. J. Rittig. M. Lorsung ROW 3: T. McCoy. C. Erickson. D. Kluver. R. Courneya. R. Rose. ROW 4: D. Krueger. W. Claasson. M. Tisserand. B. Jacobson. R. Revering. D. Hanson. B. Davis. P. Johnson. E. Johnson. $6 MUSIC Alex musicians carry a good tune STAGE BAND ROW I: J. Hill. ROW 1 J. Rising. P. Rudd. J. Albrecht. D. Chat tin. K. Ness. J. Kramers. ROW 3. J. Nelson. G. Moen. R. Benesh. G Kilte. L Podolsk ROW 4t J. Kurtz. R. Burgan CAROLERS ROW I: J. Schmidt. M L arson. L. Wagner. S Anderson. K. Karlsgodt. L Berghuis. T. Schoeneck. B. Smith. ROW 2 B. Nelson. D. Larson. M. Wilhelm. S. Johnson. ROW 3 P Whiting. L. Roers. J. Kiltie. J. Midboe. MUSIC 87 Hours Of Hard Work And Cooperation Result In A Book Of Memories The Alexian Yearbook staff gives students first hand experience of frustrations and rewards of publications. Students design page layouts, take photographs, report, and meet deadlines. The hard work and cooperation creates a book of memories and special happenings of the year. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ROW I. M. Blakesley. G. Larson. K. Beilke. ROW 2 R. Dau. B. Wagner. ROW 3: L. Overstad. A. Fischer YEARBOOK STAFF ROW . V. Steidl. G. Buss, k. Schultz. M. Toso. J. Otterson. A. Garrett. ROW 2 K. Olson. A. Gore. L. Benson. A Kusmak M Partington S. Telander ROW 3 Mr. Capistrant. L. Blair. D. Welle. D. Gustafson. 90 PUBLICATIONS Creative thoughts are put to work in publications Sundogs is a magazine for creative efforts of students and adults in the community. These efforts are shown through the poetry, short stories, and art work they produce. The work is gathered, edited, and organized befort it can be published and distributed. SUNDOGS ROW I L. Lindner, S. Tunis. C. Blair, ROW J, M. Antinsen, M. Mock D. Hintermeister. ROW J. Mr. Fodness. M. Mock. J. Radar. K. McCoy. L. Roers. J. Flint. D. Aim. The Jeffersonian is the school newspaper written by students. School news, events, local issues, and student ideas are reported, edited, and organized by the staff. The Jeffersonian is published monthly, providing an excellent opportunity for students to gain experience in the field of publication. JEFFERSONIAN ROW I: D. Ness. R. Benesh. J. Kurtz. ROW 2; L. Wagner, M. Farley, D. Hanson, S. Schauer. ROW 3: J. Frieberg, K. Loucks, B. Arvoid, N. Schreiner, M. Fristead ROW 4. R. Honkomp, M. Farley, P. Peterson, D. Hintihister, B. Burg hart. ROW 5: K. Duhn. J. Kilte. M. Blakesley. PUBLICATIONS 91 Student Council meets daily during homeroom for better communication The Student Council is the representative voice of our school. In addition, the Student Council plans the school activities. Members learn skills of making decisions, parlimentary procedure, fundraising, management, and organization. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STANDING President Bruce Arvold, Secretary Jeanne Flint. BELOW• Treasurer Gary Hansen. Vice-President Shelly Widstrom. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW h J. Steffi R. Revering. K. Ness. E. Enberg. N. Nelson ROW 2: G. Lawler. C. Dominquez. L. Bale. S. Abrahamson. S. Sonstegaard. L. Austin. E. Heegard ROW 3. M. Ryskamp. M. Farley. B. Jacobson. J. Lohrenz. J. Mateer. M. Farley. B. Davis ROW 4 G. Hansen. M. Barnier. K. Duhn. S. Widstrom. D. Reque. B. Arvold. J. Flint. R. Honkomp. L. Saurdiff. 92 ORGANIZATIONS All work and no play? Girls' and Boys' Phy. Ed. Aides are a group of students chosen by phy. ed. instructers. These students are interested in helping in daily phy. ed. classes. It provides an excellent and satisifaction of helping others. GIRLS' PHY. ED. AIDES ROW .- M. Baltes. P. Ellison. T. Lanarz. B. Lohrman. N. Nelson. N. McCoy. ROW 2-. L. Anderson. G. Whiting.■ S. St relow. D. Her twig. ROW 3: C. Anderson. C. Krohnfeldt. BOYS' PHY. ED. AIDES ROW I: J. Greengo. T. Abrahamson. J. Marboe. T. Roeser. G. Lawler. R. Winger. ROW 2.- K. Snyder. J. Rezencheck. M. Nelson. K. Lewis. M. Pederson. J. Volden. G. Hohso. G. Johnson. ORGANIZATION 93 Students provide services for people. American Field Service is an organization that work to establish a broader understanding of people and better relations between countries. Each year the AFS club hosts one or two students from different countries and one or two Jefferson students are sent abroad. Those students have the opportunity to live and learn in a new culture and to share their experiences when they return. A Mi RICAN FltLP StRVICt ROW , J. On or son. I. Spiegel. C. I yon. R. Benesh. P. Knowles. P. Ruiten. B. Arvold. J. Frleburg, ROW 1: M. Frisiedl. S. Sehauer. K. loueks. M. Farley. J. Hockeri. P. Melzer. ROW 3S. Bakken. B. Thoennes. J. (Sillies. P. Ruiten. T. Nguyen. M. Blakesley. Miss Sheeley. ROW 3: G. Balonas. C. Dominquez. P. Yanglron. The Association for Retarded Citizens - Youth is a group of students who provide both direct and indirect services for people who are mentally retarded in our community. Direct service activities include dances, swimming, roller skating, and gym nights. Some of the indirect services are public awareness and govermental affairs. ASSOCIA TIONFOR Rt TARPtP CITIZtNS YOUTH ROW I J. Toeuwen. J. Trbschel. P. Muilgon. N. Frielag ROW 2: M. Blakesley. V. Shogren. A. Garrett. R. Payne. ROW 3: D. Christensen. C. Car land, M. Tisserand. 94 ORGANIZATIONS Le cercie francais a commence cette annee avec beaucoup de succes 1979 was the first year that the French Club had been organized. The purpose of the club is to involve the French students in the culture of France and to encourage them to speak the language more fluently. The students participate in activities such as celebrating French holidays, making French dinners and taking cultural field trips. FRENCH CLUB ROW I: A. Kusmak. H. Schoeneck. B. Pohl. $. Soderhohn. M. Rouillard. L. Kern. ROW 2: A. Gore. D. Wallher. Vf Halverson. K. McCoy. M. Rustman. J. Harvey. J. Seppanen. Mrs. Riggs. K. Keehn. A-Club is an organization for varsity lettermen. The club members sell pop. popcorn, and programs at winter athletic events to aide in purchasing new athletic equipment. A CLUB ROW I: J. Volden. D. Karl. B. Arvold. ROW J. M. Cassidy. R. Winger. B tbensiemer. G. Lawler. ROW 31 R. Jasmer. P. Anderson. M. Cassidy. J. Stelfle. ROW ■ . M. Engleking. J. Marboe. ORGANIZATIONS 9S Active students get involved and develope leadership tUTURt TARMtRS Of AMtRICA ROW I U Propik. R Swenson. L Krueger. I Rediehs. 0 Raul zinc. 1 Winter . A Walsh. o Norris. ROW P Steidl. 0 Peterson. P. Hammer, o. Propik. k Khmck. t bland. ROW S K. Wussow. R. Rotzet. ROIt 4 R. Piekman. VI Monc.il. R. Held. J. Hedlof. R. Stark. U Hu shard. R Lusty. 7. Powers The Future Farmers of America is a National Intramurals is an organization for girls interested in organization with local chapters for the purpose of participating in a variety of recreational sports. The developing agricultural leadership, cooperation and group meets once a week and does not stress citizenship. Students compete in district, regional, and competition but rather participation and personal state competition through out the year. enjoyment. INTRAMURALS ROW' I C krohnfeldt. . Andersen ROW Vf Prepik. M. fuel. S. Rakken. 1. PcM.irielaere. R Schulte. VI Schneider. J Rusch. C. Kramer. L. Hern. ROW' J. C Putnam. J. Schneider. H Henderson. VI Mock. S Hamilton. J Merickel. C Krohnteldt. T. Nelson. P Lehrke. Vf. Zastrow. S. Rutler. P. Cihlar. ROW 4 R I ohrman. R. Ouer nemoen. P Oease. k. Ny void. J kutz. G Rons t a. L c rosbv. I c rosby. L. Iresell. I Johnson. K. L icht. ROW' 5 L. Roers. C. Abrahamson. S. Sandburg. R. Larson. J. keep i ORGANIZA TIONS FHA gets involved in social activities and community projects F.H.A. (Future Homemakers of America) is a club for students enrolled in Home Economics classes. They help the community by holding bake sales, and visiting nursing homes. Projects and social activities that the students do gives leadership opportunities in home and community. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Of AMERICA ROW I R McQwllen. L. Austin. S Tuma. K. Smith. J Schneider. L Westlund. O. Cihlar. C. Bronder ROW S. Zavadil. D PeMartelaere. A. Core. K Jensen. M. R orndahl. N. Schtcsser. R. Rochet or d ROW J L. Anderson. I Johnson. M. Hubbard. B. Hubbard. H. Harper. J Obrien. I. Nelson. L. Ekdahl. FUTURE HOMFMAKFRS OF AMtRICA ROW' I J. Hovland. I Patn. L. Flodmg. I. Paasch. B. Leslie ROW' 1 C. Becker. L. Baker. J kluver. L. Bork. T Sondgroth. C. Anderson. B Brelje. ROW’ J: P. Kuester. B. Harper. S. Tweet. S. Hauer. F. Klug. I. Ondracek. ORGANIZATIONS 97 Service Clubs involve students in community service projects The Junior Viking Sportsmen is a group of young sportsmen and conservationists. Activities are divided into the areas of recreation, administration and conservation. Fall and Spring trips to Lac Qui Parle, Thief Lake and South Dakota, fishing trips, trap shooting and an annual all-game supper round out the recreation activities. Money making activities such as raffles, and a game cook book make up for the administrative activities. Conservation activities include helping to manage the resident goose flock, lake access and wetlands cleanup; building and selling or putting out 100-150 wood duck houses each year; setting up numerous corn feeders each winter; raising and releasing pheasants and ducks and contributing $600 in the past 1 years for waterfowl improvements on two state wetlands areas. JUNIOR VIKINGS ROW , S. Anderson. J. Steffi. M. Korkowski. D. Kutz. ROW 1 D. Honkomp. Mr. Banke. J. Strand. D. Ness. ROW 3: S. Raas. W. Clasen. G. Tvrdik. E. Enberg. ROW 4.- D. Holm. D. Shelstad. C. Erickson. S. Tillman. BETA is a community and school service club. Members give service to the needy and elderly. They also sponsor the Gingham Ball. BETA is open to girls with a B average or better. BETA ROW I: L. Roers. M. Bam ter. L. Podolske. ROW 2: D. Hintermeister. J. Ekola. L. k art man. B. Burghardt. S. Johnson. L. Austin. B. Leslie. ROW 3: T. Schoenrock. R. Schuneman. B. Goslinga. S. Rowes. L. Welfare. L. Gore. 98 ORGANIZATIONS Skillful students show their abilities in competition CHESS CLUB ROW h R. Roth. K. Battles. K. Battles ROW 2, Mr. Wenzel. B. McQuillen. R. Russell. M. Korkowski. R. Swenson. The Chess Club is a group of students that enjoys playing chess. They study the skills and strategies of the game and use these skills in competition as well as for personal enjoyment. The high school math club (Mu Alpha Theta) is a charter member of the national organization. Students possessing talent and interest in mathematics join together for the purpose of pursuing topics for enjoyment and growth in mathematics. MU ALPHA THETA ROW I: K. Janowski. E. Ekola. C. Wiener. S. Maday. L. Crandall. ROW 2- M. Korkowski. B. Janowski. J. Seppanon. M. Farley. R. Roth. L. Roth. ORGANIZATIONS 99 ICO cAND IDS CANDIDS ICI 101 CANDIOS CANDIDS 103 EOOIBALL CHttRLEADERS ROW . M. Anfinsen. E. Pederson. P. B SQUAD BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW I. R. McMahon. ROW 1 B. Rever Ellison. B. Larson. J. Lorenz. M. Partington. mg. R. Mulholland. P. Schjei. J. Esala. D. Vankempen. CARDINALETTES ROW P. Chrisropherson. J. Getz. K. Wienk. G. Bomsta. T. Urness. J. Merickel, T. Iverson. Advisor Holscher. ROW J; K. Ness. J. Blulnn. A. Kusmak. K. Norton. S. Widstrom. k. Keehn. J. Brede. G. kiltie. L. Berghi is. IcV CHEERLEADERS A SQUAD WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS ROW I: L. Busch. C. Roering. B. Ekdahl. ROW 2 P. Zastrow. P. Ellison. L. Johnson. We've got spirit, How about you? A SQUAD HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS ROW I M. Tuel. B. Duray. J. Kramer. ROW 2 B. VanKuelen. S. Raap. J. Anderson. R SQUAD HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS ROW I J. Walters. ROW 2, S. Wadsworth. J. harness ROW 3 T. Lewis. B SQUAD WRESTLING CHLERLEADERS ROW I. B. Ellison ROW 2: B. Thoennes. J. Weisel ROW 3 L. Kearns. K. Krump. N. Schreiner. CHEERLEADERS K25 Close decisions mark season in girls’ courts. The Girls' Tennis Team improved a great deal this season both in skills and in attitude. They played a more offense net game, unlike the game they had been playing in the past, even though the final match score doesn't indicate the closeness of individual games. The team had 3-11 season record. GIRLS' TENNIS ROW • S. Wadsworth. M. Rouilard. L. Gadow, V. Rouilard. T. Amund- sen. S. Akhavan. ROW 1 L. Bale. S. Sandberg. S. Lohrenz. S. Sonstegard. S. Soder holm. B. Johnson. L. Jacobson. GIRLS' TENNIS Osakis St. Cloud Cathedral Brainerd Breckenridge Elk River Little Falls Glen wood St. Cloud Apollo Willmar Sauk Centre St. Cloud Tech. Osakis Breckenridge Opponent ALEX 5 2 5 2 6 I 3 2 5 2 5 2 4 I 7 0 7 0 5 0 7 0 4 I 3 2 106 GIRLS' TLNNIS Girls volley to take CLC title GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL A-SQUAD ROW . C. Lanigan. B. Smith. L. Ekdahl. G. Whiting. K. Dosdall. K. Krohnfeldt. ROW 2 Coach S. Often. L. Ekdahl. J. Hills, L. Crosby. M. Baltes, N. McCoy. L. Johnson. GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL B-SOUAD ROW B. Leslie. J. kutz. K. Robatcek. J. Syver- son. ROW 2 S. Abrahamson. J. Albrecht. C. Saari. L. Zeisemer. L. Roers. ROW 3 D. Reque. C. Abrahamson. $. Roers. W. Bibeau. Coach Zapp. GIRL 'S VOLLEYBALL C SQUAD ROW . K. Lundgren. S. Hansen. W. Bibeau. N. Schreiner. C. Renslow, J. Joyce. E. Ekola. ROW 2 S. Johnson. J. VerDugt. B. Schultz. B. Thoennes. L. Weaver. M. Lor- sung. K. Janoski. C. Dominquez. S. Bakken. ROW 3: Coach Rosen gren. J. Hvezda. J. Esala. B. Ellison. D. Aim. K. Johnson. P. Schjei. H. Schoeneck. D. Hintermeister. VOLLEYBALL Opponent ALEX Sauk Centre 1 2 Glen wood 2 0 Starbuck 0 2 Cambridge 0 2 Melrose 0 2 St. Cloud Apollo 1 2 Breckenridge 2 1 Brainerd 0 2 Fergus Falls 0 2 Flk River 0 2 Breckenridge 2 1 Little Falls 0 2 Willmar 1 2 Long Prairie 1 2 St. Cloud Tech. 1 2 Cross Country in state meet 4th year Cross country hits the track The Alex Cross Country Team had one of it's finest seasons ever. They won the Central Lakes Conference Championship for the second time in three years. The team finished second in five meets, qualifying for the State Tournament for the fourth consecutive year. The Cards came in sixth place making this their fourth year in the top ten state teams. Coach Seaman feels J. Ripperger and M. Ryskamp are two of the finest runners in the state. He also feels many other Alexandria runners can look forward to success in collegiate competition.. CROSS COU TRYY ROW h k. Zinsii. J. Svander. P. Hess. M. Ryskamp. R. Snyder. C. Stoltz. P. Rudd. Coach Nelson. Row J Coach Seaman. K. Lewis. M. Johnson. S. Irgens. Vf. Pederson. (5. West man. J. Ripperger. C. Cooper. B. Larson. R. Norton. CROSS COUNTRY Invitational Alex Rank Alex 2nd Little Falls 2nd Melrose 1st Princeton 5th Fergus Falls 1st Sauk Center 1st Anoka Rum River 1st Glen wood 2nd GIRLS' SOFTBALL Wadena Opponent 10 ALEX 0 Apollo 15 5 Wadena 7 fe, 0 Elk River 5 4 Cambridge IS 8 Tech 16 14 Eden Valley-Watkins IS 2 Raymond 2 8 Willmar 7 10 Bra inerd 14 4 Little Falls ■pi IS Staples 5 16 New softball team goes to region finals The first girl’s softball team was organized this year. They had a good season and showed great enthusiasm. The team’s skills were developed early in the year to wind up with an impressive 5-10 record for the first year team. The team won the sub-regions and competed in the region finals. VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I.- S. Hvezda. R. Jasmer, B. Smith. T. Schroeder. P. tlton. J. Behrens. D. Karl. S. Corcoran. L. Benson. E. Wilkens. K. Battles. K. Berg. P. Grover. M. Gigs tad. C. Sherrett. Coach Pom sc hot. ROW J: M. Mickelson. S. Beers. J. Johnson. C. Taber. K. Bosek. K. Battles. J. Gigs tad. M. Partington. M. Sisko. S. Beers. S. Russ. J. Volden. M. Sheldon. R. Amundsen. Coach Bautian. Coach Jaeche. ROW 3: J. Reznecheck. G. Suckow. C. Boll. P. Warren. D. Ness. B. Niblet. R. Nyvold. J. Hennen. P. Hovda. M. Nelson. K. Hintermeister. J. Blake. S. Heckert. P. Helander. ROW 4-. E. Graham. R. Winger. G. Johnson. A. Lang. J. Steffi. C. Geris. J. Braun. P. Thompson. T. Abrahamson. B. Schendel. T. Berg. H. Schmeling. G. Hanson. S. Ward. New enthusiasm cheers team on SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ROW I. M. Partington. T. Olson. J. Radermacher. T. Alber. M. McCoy. J. Coleman. C. Lervick. S. Harstad. ROW 1 J. Gigs tad. J. Hintzen. M. Peterson. S. Temple. P. Suckow. L. Notzelman. R. Reznecheck. P. Moon. P. Clark. B. Raguse. S. Beers. ROW 3. Coach Pntchitt. E. Johnson. M. Lomnten. W. Claassen. B. Pavis. P. Trumm. R. Flesner. P. Swanson. M. Murphy. Coach Esbjornsson. Coach Vickerman. ROW 4 C. Battles. E. Jaeche. P. Gore. L. Bergner. J. Hvezda. T. Roth. $. Zaradnick. FOOTRALI Park Rapids Opponent 13 ALEX 22 Fergus Falls 6 7 Little Falls 6 7 St. Cloud Apollo 22 8 Elk River 21 14 Brainerd 22 14 St. Cloud Tech 13 20 Willmar 30 7 Cambridge 37 7 HO FOOTBALL Total team effort brings football out of the woods Coach Jaeche helped by tn-captains Greg Johnson. Brock Smith and Kevin Bosek put the Cards team into action. The stands went wild with enthusiasm during the four victories. The football team won its first 3 games against Park Rapids. Fergus Falls and Little Falls, giving them momentum that lasted through the season. The school spirit was high on homecoming night when the Alex Cardinals trampled the St. Cloud Tech Tigers with the score of X to 13. One of the highlights this season was the victory over Little Falls. With the score 7 to 6 in our favor the Flyers drove the ball down to kick a perfect field goal, but the game was saved by Brock Smith who blocked the ball. The Cardinals’ new spirit brought the team out of the woods and on to the field with confidence. FOOTBALL III Gymnasts spring into action GYMNASTICS ROW I T. Zech. Coach Amdundson. Coach Hoelschcr. S. Baker. ROW 1 M. Anfinsen. M. Demartefarer. A. McDonald. L. Under. J. Berss. K. Steffi W. Bibeau ROW .1 B Nordstrom B. Schulte. S. Shower. L. Undem. D. Hanson. L. Overs tad. A. Undem. Ill Gymnastics BOYS SWIMMING Opponent 24 Alex Little Falls Elk River Brainerd Willmar Detroit Lakes Cambridge Melrose Montevideo St. Cloud Apollo St. Cloud Tech Fergus Falls 30 .i 50? Girls Basketball takes second in conference GIRL 'S BASKETBALL VARSITY ROW I, T. Nelson. S. Bakken. M. Niska. J. Stork. L. Bork. ROW 1 L. Johnson. L. Graff. MJ. Baltes. B. Koering. N. McCoy. N. Nelson. K. Gray. A. Werner. ROW 2: J. Hols ten. M. Farley. D. Lehrke. K. Steege. D. Her twig. S. St relow. C. Kramer. B. Smith. R. Widley. GIRL 'S BASKETBALL B-SQUAD ROW .- J. Borseth. V. Rouillard. D. Grenier. S. Sonstegard. S. Abrahamson. L. Ziesemer. C. Robatcek. J. Borseth. ROW 2: K. Hovda. J. Spiegel. R. Paine. S. Haaven. N. Campbell. M. Hegstad. C. Saari. R. Widley. 114 GIRL ’S BASKETBALL Boys Basketball turns 79 record around BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW . T. Abrahamson. G. Lawler. P. Herzog. D. Elton. D. Larson. E. Wilkins. M. Nelson. J. Rippberger. B. Sisko. M. Sheldon. C. Cooper. L. Benson. J. Swedberg. B. Ebensteiner, C. Boll. S. Ward. BOYS' BASKETBALL Opponent Alex Fergus halls 61 59 Appotto 57 43 Moorhead 60 74 Willmar 51 65 Little Falls 10 63 Cambridge 56 58 Eld River 49 91 Bra inerd 70 78 Apollo 56 51 Tech 78 59 Sauk Centre 58 70 Melrose 68 58 Willmar 61 68 Little Falls 51 66 Elk Riber 48 58 Cambridge 56 47 Brainerd 63 64 St. Cloud Tech 68 63 Cold Spring Rocori 63 51 116 BOYS BASKETBALL The Alexandria Boys' Basketball team had a fine season finishing with a 10-9 record. Alex tied for 3rd place in the tough Central Lakes Conference. In the sub region play the team lost to highly ranked Cold Spring Rocori to close out the season. The team captains were Tom Abrahamson, Mark Nelson, and Dave Elton. Coaches were Mr. Johnson and Mr. Hoelscher. BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY ROW I, T. Schroeder. J. Rahouske. R. Hiller. K. Lee. P. Gore. L. Berger. M. Sisko. T. McCoy. ROW 1 Coach Vickerman. P. Riggs. R. Shower. L. Noetzelman. M. Partington. D. Swanson. J. Swedberg. B. Raguse. BOYS BASKETBALL Hockey is for tough guys A SQUAD HOCKEY ROW . R. Nyvold. J. Pantze. S. Wadsworth. J. Steffi C Geris. M. Brock. ROW 1 Coach T. Cullen. S. Herzog. J. Braun. D. Fitzgerald. R. Thoennes. G. Bast. C. Olson. B. Herzog. P. Ryskamp. Asst. Coach M. Donahue. ROW 3. E. Eridland. C. Strand. D. Karl. L. Du sing. J. Bouley. A. Roeser. B. Braun. C. Niska. B-SQUAD HOCKE Y ROW I- M. Brock. P. Nelson. R. Flesner. M. Vipond. R. Temple. M. Thompson. ROW 2: Coach D. Palm. T. Bar ties. G. Burnes. L. Zarbok. C. Lervick. B. Braun. S. Michaels. M. Thompson. Student Manager D. Hackman. ROW 3: Niska. J. Bouley. P. Deige. M. Verlmage. T. Hill. R. Herrley. E. Eridland. R. Rezencheck. The Cardinal Hockey team had its first game and victory against Indus on Decem- ber 7. As the season went on, the cards continued to improve. The cards broke an all time high school record beating Willmar 9-4. Mr. Cullen and Mr. Donahue were the A- squad coaches cand Mr. Palm was the B- squad coach. IIS HOCKEY Hockey breaks record with highest scoring game HOCKEY Opponent 1 Indus Baudette Elk River St. Cloud Tech Detroit Lake Alex Invitational Red Lake Falls Brainerd St. Cloud Apollo Red Lake Falls Elk River Willar Fargo Shanley Fergus Falls St. Cloud Tech Detroit Lakes St. Cloud Spollo WOmar St. Cloud Cathedral ALFX HOCKEY 119 Eight vie for state meet after successful season A SQUAD MRtSTLINC ROM' I P. Houchins. A karlsgodt. J. Creengo. R Snyder. D. Johnson. S. Mireen. T. Nelson. ROM 1 Coach D Clcsnc. Coach R. Creengo. C. Nelson. P. Larson. M. Murphy. S. Heckert. I Kemp. H. Arvold. A. Lewis. Head coach A. Snyder. H SQUAD U A’ STL INC ROM I. Coach P. Clesne. C Larson. P. Clark. J. Coleman. U McCoy. M Cjersvick. S. Nelson. P. Christenson. M Larson ROM 2 Head coach A Snyder. Coach R Creengo. R. Revering. 1 Abler. 1 Teen wen. S Sanchez. P Milken. R krohn eldt. J. Hmtzen. R Rocker. M Ley is. P. Yangirong, t. Heegaard. S. Anderson. IX MRLSTUNC jr Mm. ' Alex girls qualify for state meet GIRLS SWIMMING ROW h B. Nordstrom. T. Lewis. A. Undem. K. Steffi C. Anderson. D. Grenier. C. Crest. M. Anderson. K. Hanson. ROW 1 Coach Lovrien. R. McMahon. K. Hovda. L. Spiegel. D. Chattin. K. Steege. OJ GIRL’S SWIMMING BOY S TENNIS ROW . AC. Hintermeister, P. Riggs. J. Evander. D. Ness. S. Nelson. S. Ward. ROW 2 J. Midboe. T. Partington. G. Lawler. P. Grover. J. Marboe. C. DeJong. Loach Facciotto. Boys end tennis season with six victories The boy's tennis team had an exciting season this year, defeating Elk River in a very close match and coming back to defeat Glensood 4-1 after losing earlier in the year 2 to 3. Having a young team, it was a challenging season, with 6 wins and 9 losses. BOYS’ TENNIS Parkers Prairie Opponent ALEX 4 Sauk Centre 2 3 Little Falls 3 2 Morris 1 4 Glen wood 3 2 St. Cloud Apollo 7 0 Parkers Prairie 1 4 Elk River 2 5 Osakis 4 St. Cloud Tech 7 0 Glen wood 2 3 Brainerd 7 0 Willmar 6 1 Fergus Falls 5 0 Staples 4 1 BOYS' TtNNIS Baseball team takes sub-region BASEBALL ROW I: M. Engelking. M. Gasperlin. G. Serum. M. Nelson. J. Swedberg. ROW 2: M. Novotny. K. Diekman. R. Burgau. R. Nyvold. T. Iverson. S. Beers. ROW 3: B. Robatcek. J. Steffi J. Greengo. D. Kutz. T. Anderson. C. Sherrit. 04 BASEBALL Baseball in the snow starts cool season The Alexandria Cardinal baseball team was hampered this year because of snow. By the end of the season, they were playing excellent baseball, due to the team effort and coaching of Mr. S. Hanzlik and assistant coach Mr. J. Holsten. They were so good in fact that they won the sub-regionals 3-2 against Melrose and 5-4 against St. Cloud Tech. They went to regionals and lost to Moorhead 0-3. A lot of people commented on how they were pleased by the way the team played this year. BASEBALL Melrose Morris St. Cloud Apollo Elk River Fergus Falls Morris Cambridge St. Cloud Tech Willmar Wadena Little Falls Brainerd Melrose St. Cloud Tech Moorhead opponent ALEX 5 2 6 0 20 I 5 0 6 7 6 3 4 1 10 5 5 2 10 2 4 6 7 6 2 3 4 5 3 0 Track team sends a runner to state The 1979 boy's track team had a fine year under the coaching of Mr. Bun Fischer and assistant coaches Mr. J. Amundson and Mr. R. Domschot. Although a lack of experienced runners hurt the team's chances in the conference and regions, the Cards came in fourth in conference and second or third in most other big meets. Outstanding performances were turned in by Mark Ryskamp. who also made it to state. Joe Ripperger. Randy Winger. and Joe Blake. IX BOYS TRACK Girls' track team runs to state with two contenders GIRL'S TRACK ROW I. P. Paulzine. M. Her twig. L. Larson. K. Johnson. P. Her twig. E. Pederson. ROW 2. K. Loucks. L. Benson. H. Carmondy. L. Erickson. K. Mitchell. L. Linder. M. Anfinson. P. Schoeder. ROW 3. Coach Oden. J. Kutz. L. Gesell. L. Johnson. P. Reque. B. Larson. S. Sandberg. L. Anderson. J. Courneya. Coach Bruzek. GIRLS' TRACK 127 Alex golfers putt through season ROY'S GOLF ROW $. Harsrad. M. Keehn. M. Johnson. P Anderson. T. Hill. Vf. Schoeneck. P Bohac. T. Abrahamson. ROW 2 G. Moen. P. Herzog. J. Harstad. Coach Anderson. J. Braun. B. Andrews. J. Syvrud. R Amundson. P. Biton. k y j +ri The 1979 boy's golf team, coached by Mr. Earl Anderson, was lead by six returning let termen. This year's season was difficult going for the golfers. They put all concentration and effort toward their game, but the team was still unable to return to the State Tournament and capture the state title. :s« '-o , ■ i —« . =51 V OS BOY V ■H Girls capture 6th in state golf tourney GIRL'S GOLF K. Johnson. I. Wegner. P. McParlane. B. Revering. M. Balles. Coach Perdue. Coach Perdue lead the girls' golf team to a winning season. The earned 3rd place in our conference and were regional champs. K. Johnson, P. McFarlane, L. Wegner, B. Revering. M. Baltes went to state and placed 6th. These five girls plus J. Anderson, J. Frieburg and hi. Froemming lettered. K. Johnson, L. Wegner and P. McFarlane received the prestigous award of all conference. C. Abrahamson, M. Baltes, J. Hills. L. Lindsay, K. Ness were also members of the golf team. GIRL S GOLf 129 CANDIDS 131 THE CLASS OF 1980 WILL NEVER FORGET looking forward to the first day of high school, but getting lost after 1st hour . . . being accepted by our upper classmen . . . coming in 3rd place for our first Homecoming float contest . . diptheria and tetanus shots . . . going to the first formal dance . . . club meetings every other Wednesday . going to basketball games and being able to sit with the big high school crowd . vision and hearing tests . . . watching 3-D movies . . starving through 3rd and 4th hour, then being the last one in the lunch line . homeroom Christmas parties . . . co-ed jailball. . . our first and last year of mini-courses . . . Gingham Ball . . . saying good-bye to our senior friends . . . finally being able to spell the sophomore class yell at the pep fests when we moved up to J — U — N — — O — R really going all out to dress up and everything goes wrong . . . throwing eggs during our junior Homecoming parade, then cleaning them up the next day . . . having a malfunctioning lock on your locker . . . trying to type a research paper this semester and having Typing I next semester . . . sending your sweetheart a valentine sucker . . . having a fire drill in -20 degree weather . . . the cooks finally serving chili and grilled cheese sandwiches and no way will anyone loan you a lunch ticket . trying for the 100th time to open your locker only to embarrassingly discover that it's not yours . . . suffering through the remodeling of the school . . eating sack lunches in the small gym for a month . . . not having a senior homecoming parade . . . having a brand new, unused library, lunchroom and offices . senior class meetings . . . doing 5 questions for Morey for being 5 seconds late to class . . . choosing a college . . . comparative shopping . .. having Christmas without snow . .. measuring for caps and gowns ... all those parking violations ... shivering through all of our classes in January because of the energy shortage . . . the 1980 Winter Olympics being held in Lake Placid, N.Y. ... spending sleepless nights before the Junior-Senior Prom, then staying up until dawn the morning after the dance . . . rehearsals, rehearsals, and more rehearsals ... wondering what our class will be like 10 and 20 years from now . . . waiting impatiently for Graduation night, but experiencing the sadness of good-byes. SENIOR INDEX Total - 349 ABRAHAMSON. Tom 8. 93. HO. 138 FARLEY. Mary 13. 84. 85. 91. 94 L YON. Cheryl 18. 94 SCHMIPT. Tom 33 AHIQUIST. Pin 8 FAUST. Joe 13 SCHNEIPER. Ginger 33 ANPERSON. Carrie 8. 93 FEEkS. Jim 13 MAI VIN. Pavid 18 SCHOUWEILER. Mark 33 ANPERSON. Pan 8. 84. 138 FITZGERALP. Pave 13 MAI WITZ. Lynn 38 SC HOWE ILER. Ron 33 ANPERSON. loreena 8. 93. 137 FLESLANP. Terry 13 MARBOE. John 18. 93. 133 SCHUL TZ. Kan 33. 90 ANPERSON. Lori 8 FLOPING. Lon 13 MARUSAK. Pave 18 SCHWARPT. AHen 33 ANPERSON. Lowe 8 FL YNN. Shelbe 13 MAST ELLER. Mark 18 SEMESAC. Troy 33. 39 ANPERSON. Ralph 8 FREIER. Todd 13 MATEER. Joe 18. 93 SHORT. Tammy 33 ANPERSON. Sandy 8 FRIPLUNP. Erik 13. 65 MATHLASON. 1 na 18 SISKO. Bit 34 ARVOLP. Bruce 8. 64. 91. 93. 94 FROEMMING. Wayne 13 MATTII A. Rita 18 SMITH. Brian 34 ASIAGSON. Mike 8 MATTOCKS. Brad 18 SMITH. Brock 34. 1C GAPOW. Lori 13. 84. 106 MATTSON. Mike 19 SMITH. Kelli 34 BAkLR. Steve 8 GARRE TT. Marlys 13 MCCLELLAN. Rodney 19 SNYPER. Rich 34. kX BAkkEN. Stacy 8. 94. 107 GETZ. Jon 13 MCCOY. Kim 19. 84. 91 SONPGEROTH. ken 34 BALAZS. Nancy 8 GIGS TAP. Marc 13. HO MCCOY. Nancy 19. 68. 93. 107 SONPGEROTH. Tammy 34 BAl TES. Barb 8 GORPHAMER. Martha 13. 85 MCPON ALP. Andrea 19 SPIEGEL. Linda 35. 84. 94 BAl TtS. Mary Jo 8. 84. 93. 107. 139 GORE. Alisa 14. 90 MCQUILLEN. Robin 19 STEFFL. Jim 34. 93. 1C. 134 BtACOM. Kelli 9 GRAY. Greg 14 MELZER. Pelette 19. 84. 94 STEIPl. Pan 39 BE ARSON. Sheryl 9 GREENGO. Jack 14. 68. 93. 134 MIPBOE. Jim t9. 133 STEIPL. Pebbie BtCktR. Renee 9 GRIMM. Scott 14 MOCK. Michele 19. 84. 91 STEIPl. Pemse 34 BttRS. Stephen 9. HO. 134 GROVER. Paul 14. 84. HO. 133 STEIPl. Poug 34 BEHENG. Jom 9 GUSTAFSON. Pest 14. 90 NELSON. Barry 19 STEIPL. Jeff'34. 39 BEHENG. Tammy 9 NELSON. Pelbert 19 STEIPL. Randy 34 BfNtSH. Robin 9. 84. 91. 94 HAABALA. Karen 14 NELSON, lisa 19 STEIPL. Theresa 34 BENSON. Linda 9. 85. 90. 13 7 HAGEN. Son a 14 NELSON. Mark 19. 83. 1C. 134 STEIPl. Vicki 34. 90 BERGL IN. Ron 9 HAL VERSON. Marge 14 NELSON. Nancy 19. 84. 93 STIVER. Lou 34 BERGSTROM, kay 9 HARMS. Shelia 14 NESS. Pan 19. 84. 91. CB. 1C. 133 STORK. Jill 34 BETTERMAN. Renee 9 HARVEY. Jim 14. 84 NGUYEN. Thom 94. 38 STRAPAL. Carol 35 BITZAN. Becky 9 HATTING. Sue 14. 84 NIBLETT. Brian 19. 1C STRANP. John 35 BJORNPAHL. Melanie 9 HAUGEN. Pebbie 14 Nit MAI A. Richard 30 STRANP. Kns 35 BLAHOSkY. kelly 9 HENNEN. Jeff NORRIS. Sherry 39 STREEP. Scott 35 Bl AIR. Laura 9. 90 HERTWIG. Pebby 14. 93. 137 NORTON. Rene 30. 84. C8 STRELOW. Sherri 35. 9J BLAkE. Joe 9. HO HERZOG. Pat 14. 138 NYVOLP. Robbie 30. 1C. 134 $ TRICKER. Jay 39 BOGAN. Glenn 38 HINT ZEN. Leonard 14 SWANSON. Jamne 35 BOLONAS. Grevan 9. 64. 94 HOBERG. Carol 15 OBERG. Jim 30 BOLL. Joe 9 HOHNWALPT. Kerry 15 OLSON. Jerry 30. 84 TANQUIST. Faye 35 BORGMANN. Craig 10 HONkOMP. Rhonda 15. 91. 93 OLSON. Karen 30. 90 TAYLOR. Scott 35 BOSEk. kevm 10. HO HORNBERGER. Craig 15 OLSON. Kris 30 TEMPLE. Kris 39 BOTNER. Brad 10 HOVLANP. Scott 38 OLSON. Mark 30 THOENNES. Chuck 35 BOUltY. Jim K) HVEZPA. Howard 15 OLSON. Tammy 30 THOENNES. Mark 35 BRAUN. Teresa 10 HVEZDA. Scott 15 OOTHOUOT. Julie 30 THOMPSON. Pave 39 BREPL. Jell K). 68 OVERS TAP. Linda 30. 90 THORKELSON. Steve 39 BRENPLE. Gary 10 IVERSON. Eric 15 THUN. Pam 35 BRONPER. Chris 38 PAASCH. Lon 30 TILL MAN. Scott 35 BRUNPEl I. Brian 10 JACOBSON. Laura 15. 106 PANTZE. Jeff 30 TOSO. Rob 35. 93 BURGAU. Ryan 10. 84. 134 JAECHE. Maureen 15 PARKIN. Jeff 30 TROUSH. Bill 35 BURSS. Gmny k). 90 JANT ZEN. Puane 15 PARTINGTON. Mary 30. 90. C4 TUEL. Lori BUSCH. Nancy 10 JASMER. Rod 15. HO PATRICK. Julie 30. 84 TUMA. Todd 35 BUSE. Randy 10 JOHNSON. Greg 15. 93. HO PAULZINE. Curt 39 TURNER. Kurt 36 JOHNSON. Jody 15. HO PEPERSON. Mike 31. 93. CB TVRPIk. Karen 36 CALLAGHAN. Steve 10 JOHNSON. Luanne 15 PEPPERSACK. Maria 31 CARLSON. Cindy 10 JOHNSON. Mike 15. 106. 138 PETERS. Karl 31 UNPEM. Lori 36 CARL STROM. Brenda 10 JOHNSON. Sherry 15. 85 PETERSON. Charles 31 CASSAPY. Mark 10 PETERSON. Pebbie 31 VANKEMPEN. Pan 36 CASSAPY. Mike II KALINA. Sue 16 PETERSON. Linda 31 VANKEULEN. Brenda 36 CHAN, katty II KARL. Pave 16. HO PETERSON. Lisa 31 VANKEUIEN. Randy 36 CHERMAk. Lowell II KARLSGOPT. Kevin 16. 84 PETERSON. Mike 31 VICKERMAN. Randy 36 CHRISTENSON, keith KAUFMAN. Pean 16 PHELPS. Rocqut 31. 84 VOGT. Ron 36 CHRIS TOPHERSON. Patti II. 84. 85 KEEHN. kathy 16 PKOTTE. Pave 31 VOL PEN. John 36. 93. 1C CLELANP. Alan 38 KELLER. Mark 38 PRONEK. Patty 31 CORCORAN. Mike II KELLER. Randy 16 PUTNAM. Cindy 31 WAGNER. Barry 36 COURNEYA. Jeanne II. 137 KELLER. Scott 38 WAGNER. Pan 37 CREMERS. Mike II KEMP. Tun 16. 84 'UERNEMOFN. Bonnie 31 WALL. Sharon 36 CROSBY, lori II. 107 kll TIE. Jamie 16. 91 QUIT MEYER. Gary 3t WA TSON. Ron 17 CUMMINGS. Richard 38 KLIMEK. Puane 16 WEGNER. Lon 36. 84. 91. 139 KLINPER. Scott 16 RAAP. Sandy 31 WESTMAN. Gary 36. CB PAHLE. Pemse II KLUVER. Pavid 16 RAPER. Janice 33. 84. 91 WHITING. Gayle 36. 68. 84. 93. C7 PA HI HEIMER. Joel II KLUVER. Kevin 16 RAPIL. Sheri 33 WHITING. Lynn 36 PAU. Ricky II. 90 KNOWLES. Pawn 16. 94 REIS. Jeff 33 WIPSTROM. Shelly 36. 93 PAVIS. John II KNUPSON. Virginia 16 RENSLOW. Cindy 33. C7 WIEBERPINK. Lon 36 PELAROSBY. Tern II KOEP. Jeff 16 REZNECHECK. Jay 33. 93. 1C WIENER. Randy 36 PEMARTELAERE. Pesi II KRAF THEFER. Lana 17 RIPPERGER. Joe 33. CB WIENK. Kay 84. 37 POBMEYER. kathy 38 KRAMER. Julia 17. 84. 85 ROBATCEK. Barry 33. 134 WILHELM. Mary 37 POMINOUEZ. Caroline 64. 94. 107 KROHNFELPT. Connie 17. 93 ROCHEFORP. Renee 33 WILKE. Murray 37 POSPAll. kns II. 107 KRUEGER. Curl 17 ROERS. Jutte 33 WILKEN. Joe 37 PREXLER. Craig II KRUEGER. Tracy 17. 84 ROESER. Tony 93. 39 WILKE NS. Ed 1C. 37 PROPIk. Greg 13 KUESTER. Plane 17 RONGSTAP. Joann 33. 84 WILLIAMS. Hoys 37 PRUM. Puane 13 KURTZ. Jeff 17. 84. 85. 91 ROSENQUIST. Bryan 39 WINGER. Randy 84. 85. 93. 1C. 37 KUSMAK. Annie 17. 90. k 4. 95 ROSS. Steve 33 WINTER. Mike 37 EBENSTEINER. Bryan 13 KUTZ. Pon 17. 134 ROUIllARP. Michelle 33. C6 WISWELL. Phyllis 37 EBLEN. Elmo 13 RUPP. Paul 33. 68. 84. 85. CB WOLBERSON. Tony 37 'BEEN. Lloyd 13 LARSON. Pave 17 RUST MAN. Michele 33 WUSSOW. Bruce 37 EHLEN. Laurie 13 LARSON. Scott 17 RUTTEN. Pam 33. 94 EIMERS. Brian 13 LAWLER. Greg 17. 93. 133 RYSKAMP. Mark 33. 93. CB YOHNKE. Charles 37 5ISEL. Walter 13 LENARZ. Tammy 17. 93 YANGTRONG. Put 65. 94 EkPAHL. Julie 13 LESAGE. Nancy 17 SAT HER. Kevm 33 EkPAHL. Lisa 13. 107 LEWIS. Kelly 17. 93. CB SAXON. Bob 33 ZARBOCK Lee 37 ELLISON. Pam 13. 68. 84. 93 LINPBERG. Richard 17 SCHAUER. Sue 33. 91. 94 ZASTROW. Pam 37 EL TON. Pave 13. 84. HO. 138 LINPBLOM. Gail 18 SCHEFFLER. Tim 33 ZAVAPIl. Sue 37 8 EMMERT. Curt 13 LINPER. Mitch 18 SCHENPEl. Brian 33. 1C ZENNER. Sandy 38 ENGEBRE TSON. Sandy 13 IOHRENZ. Shari 18. 84. 106 SCHJEI. Steve 33 ZINSLI. ken KX. 37 ENGEBRETSON. Terry LORENZ. Jerry 18. 84. 93 SCHLOSSER. Nancy 39 ENGElkING. Mike 13. 134 LOUCKS. Karen 18. 65. 91. 94. 137 SCHMIPT. Brad 33 ERICkSON. Scott 13 LUKES. Loren 18 SCHMIPT. Kim 33 ERNST. Tom 13 LUSTY. Brad 18 SCHMIPT. Sue 33 133 JUNIOR INDEX Total - 383 ABRAHAMSON Colleen 30. O 7 ALLGUIRE. Jeff 30 AI STEAD. Dave 30 AMUNDSEN. Tammy 106 AMUNDSON. Rost 30. HO 13$ ANDERSON. Cheryl 30 ANDERSON. Julie 30. 34 ANDERSON. Karen 30 ANDERSON. Maureen 30. 93 ANDERSON. R,chard 30 ANDERSON. Scot i D. 30 ANDERSON Scott M. 30 ANDERSON Sheryl 30 ANDREEN. Terri 30 ANDREWS. Bruce 30. 08 ANf INSEN Mary 30. 84. 91. 07 APPLING. Dave A THEY. Pat AUSTIN Idhan 30 93 BAKER. Lorinda 30 BALE, hsa 30. 84. 85. 93. XX BARKER. Kerry 30 BARNIER. Mary 30. 93 BARTELS. Bryan 30 BAST. Greg 30 BATTLES. Kent 30 BE ARE IE LD. Lisa 30 BECKER. Carol 30 BEHRENS. Jay 30. HO BEILKE. Kevin 30. 90 BENSON Larry 30. HO BERG. Kevin 30. 110 BERG. Tim 30. HO BERGHUIS. Liz 30. 84 BERGLUND. Tim 30 BLAIR. Connie 30 91 BLAKESLEY. Mark 30. 90. 91. 94 BLANSHAN. Jay 30 BLOEDEl. Todd 30 BLUHM. Jacki 30 84 BOERNER. Scott 30 BOHNE. Dawn 30 BOLL. Chuck 30. HO BOMSTA. Gail 30 BORK. Lori 30 BOSEK. John 30 BRAUN John 31. 84. HO. 138 BRAZEl. Bob 31 BRECHBIEl. Darwin 31 BREDE. Jenny 31 BRELJE. Becky 31 BRUNDELL. Jon 31 BURGAU. Rocky 31 BURGHARDT. Grace 31 BUSCH. Judy 31 BUSCH. Lori 31 BUSHARD. Mike 31 BUTLER. Sheila 31 CAPOUCH. Sue 31 CARLSON. Paul 31 CARTER. Kelite 31 CASSELL. Juhe 31 CHAT TIN Deb 31 CE4RIS TOPHERSON. Dave 31 CIHLAR. Donna 31 CLELAND. Jeanette 31 CL YNE. Lori 31 Cl YNE. Mike COOK. Mike 31 COOPER. Craig 31. O7 CORCORAN Steve 31. HO COURNEYA. Karin 31 CRUMPTON Ruth 31 DAVIS. Karen 31 DEMARTEL AERE. Mar,a 31 DIE KM AN Brian 31 DITTBERNER. Troy 31 DREGER. Dan 31 DREGER. Sandy 31 DUHE. Eric 31 DUHN Kurt 31. 91. 99 DUMMERT. Judy 31 DURAY. Barb 31 DUSING. Lance 31 DVORSAK. Patty 31 EIDEN Tammy 31 EKDAHL. Beth 31. 107 ELLINGSON Jen 31 ENBERG. Eric 31. 93 ENGSTROM. Lynda 31 ERICKSON Linda 31. 137 EABER. Chris 33. HO EARLEY. Mike 33. 91. 93 EEDA. Deb 33 FEK5UM. Sue 33 FISCHER. Andy 33. 90 FLEISCHERESSER. Kay 33 FLINT. Jeanne 33. 84. 91. 93 FONDOW. Dave FOSS. Kathy FRANZEN Kay 33 ERE IE R. Lynn 33. 84 FREITAG. Nancy 33. 84 FRIEBURG. Jan 33. 84. 91. 94 FRISTEDT. Melissa 33. 84. 85. 91. 94 GAEBEL. Jim 33 GARRETT. Angie 33 GARRE TT. Mike 33 GEASE. Donna 33 GERIS. Curt 33. HO GESELl. Linda 33. 137 GETZ. Janet 33 GIROUX. Scott 33 GJERSVIK. Mitch 33. 84 GOSLINGA. Brenda 33 GRAHAM. Eric 33. HO GRAY. Karen 33 GWINN. Dave 33 GYLSEN Jim 33 SYLSEN. LeRoy 33 HAARSTAD. Scott 33 HALE. Doug 33 HAMIl TON Sara 33 HANSEN. Darla 33. 84. 91 HANSEN Gary R 33. 93. HO HANSEN Lynne 33 HANSON Gary I 33 HARPER. Bemta HASTINGS. Blaine 33 HATTING. Neal 33 HAUER. Jeff 33 HAUER. Jutte Julie 33 HAUER. Sherie 33 HAUSKEN Janet 33 HECKERT. Scott 33. HO HEDLOF. Jerry 33 HE ID. Brvan 33 HELANDER. Dave 33. HO HENDERSON Heid, 33 HENNEN Paul 33. HO HERRl Y. Shari 33 HERTEL. Doug 33 HERZOG. Shawn 33 HILL. Terry 33. 13 HHLS. Jodi 33. 84. k?7 HINNENKAMP. Dean 33 HINTERMEISTER. Kent 33. HO. 133 HOBERG. Becky 33 HOCKERT. Jin 33. 84. 94 HOEFER. Pete 33 HOL THUSEN. Brian 33 HONKOMP. Dave 33 HOPPE. Brian 33 HORN lisa 33 HOUCHINS. Doug 33 HOVDA. Dave 33. 84. 85. HO HOVLAND. J,U 33 HUBBARD. Mary Beth 33 HUBENNETTE. Karm 33 HUBENETTE. Karl 33 HULL. Steve 33 IGNOWSKI. Julie 33 KGENS. Steve 33. XX IVERSON Kevin 33 IVERSON Tammy 33 JACKSON Jill 33 JACOBSON Valerie 33 JANKE. Mark 33 JANOSKI. Bob 33 JENSEN. Kay 33 JENSON. Cheryl 33 JOHNSON Alalne 33 JOHNSON Linda S. 33 JOHNSON hnda J. 33. 107. 137 JOHNSON Stephanie 33. 84 JOHNSON Steve 33 JONES. Bob 33 JOSEPHSON Dawn 33 JUTILLA. Terry 33 KALL AND. Kim 33. 85 KARN. Kim 33. 84 KEEHN. Mike 34 KELLER. Diana 34 KIL TIE. Gail 34 KING. Arne 34 KING. Marvin 34 KLOHN. Anita 34 KLUG. Renee 34 KLUVER. Judy 34 KLUVER. Kim 34 KNUDSON. Andy 34 KOEP. Jody 34 KOERING. Bernice 34 KORKOWSKI. Mike 34 KOUDELA. Dale 34 KRAMER. Claire 34 KROHNFELDT. Brad 34 KROHNFELDT. Carla 34. 107 KRUEGER. I eland 34 KUHNAU. Brent 34 KUTZ. Jodi 34. 107. 137 KVO.HAUG. Rollie 34 LAMM. Jon 34 LANGE. Alan 34. HO IA NIG AN. Cindy 34. 107 LARSEN. Chris 34 LARSEN. Mary 34 LARSON. Brenda 34. 84. XX. 137 LARSON. Gene 34 LARSON. Gary 34 LARSON Glen 34. 90 LARSON. Randy 34 LEE. Rita 34 LEHRKE. Donna 34 LESAGE. Tom 34 LESLIE. Brenda 34. 107 UCHT. Kathy 34. 07 LINDALA. April 34 LINDBERG. Ron 34 LINDER. Liz 34. 91. 137 LINDQUIST. Pat 34 LINDSEY. Lisa 34. 84 LOFQUIST. Jeff 34 LOHRENZ. Jodi 34. 84 LORSUNG. Peter 34 LUKANEN. Ricky 35 LUKE. Becky 35 LUSTY. Bob 35 MARTINSON Calvin 35 MASTELLER. Scott 35 MAYER. Cindy 35 MCCLELLAN Jeff 35 MEIGHAN. Robyn 35 MERICKEL. Janie 35. 84. 85 MICHEL SON Mark 35. HO MILLER. Dave 35 MILLER. Lori 35 MITCHELL. Kraig 35 MOCK. Mary 35. 91 MOEN Greg 35. 138 MORICAl. Mark 35 MORROW. David 35 MORSE. Shari 35. 68 MUNKBERG. Kyle 35 NELSON Bev 35 NELSON Scott 35. 133 NELSON Terri 35 NESS. Kan 35. 81. 93 NISKA. Mary 35 NOETZELMAN Todd 35 NOHRE. Tim 35 NORDSTROM. John 35 NORSTEBON. Richard 35 NORSTEBON. Susan 35 NOWICKI. Troy 35 NOWACKI. Tim 35 NYE. DeAnn 35 NYVOLD. Karen 35 O BRIEN. JiH 35 O BRIEN Kelhe 35 OELFKE. Todd 35 OLSEN. Rob 35 ONDRACEK. Laurie 35 OTTERSON Julie 35. 84. OVERS TAD. Kim 35 PATRI. Lon 35 PATRICK. Ellen 35 PATTON Todd 35 PAULZINE. Deanna 35. 13 7 PEDERSON Eileen 35. 84. 137 PEHAN. Mike 35 PETERSON Darcy 35 PETERSON Karla 36 PETERSON Leigh 36 PETERSON Pam 36. 84. 85. 91 PLASTER. Tammy 36 PODOSKE. lisa 36. 84. 85 POWERS. JEFF 36 PRENTICE. Colleen 36 RACHEL. Mike 36 RADEMACHER. Diane 36 RAS. Scott 36 REECE. Jim 36 REQUE. Diane 36. 84. 85. 93. 07. 137 ROERING. Cathy 36. 84 ROERS. Carol 36 ROERS. Gary 36 ROERS. hnda 36. 91. 07 ROERS. Sue 36. 07 ROESER. Aaron 36 ROONEY. Dan 36 ROSS. Drew 36 ROTH. Julie 36 ROTH. Ron 36. 84 RUTTEN. Debbie 36. 94 RYSKAMP. Pete 36 SEPPANEN John 36 SHELDEN Mike 37. HO SHERRETT. Calvin HO. 134 SHOGREN Van 37.94 SKRAMSTAD. Todd 37 SKROVE. Bonnie 37 SMITH. Barb 37. 07 SOUTHERLING. Liz 37 STARK. Brad 37 STEEGE. Karmm 37. 84. 85 STEELE. Vance 37 STEEN. Rhonda 37. 84 STEIDl. Devona 37 STEIDl. Patty 37 STEIDL. Paul 37 STERNBERG. Shelly 37 STLER. Sue 37 STOLTZ. Chuck 37. OS? STORK. Dave 37 STRAMER. Lisa 37. 84 STRAND. Lisa 37 STRICKER. Dave 37 STRICKER. Keith 37 SUCKOW. Gary 37. 84. HO SUNDGAARD. Dwayne 37 SWARTZ. Denise 37 SWEDBERG. Jon 37. 68 SWENSON. Ricky 37 SYVRUD. Jeff 37. 138 TELANDER. Sue 37. 90 THOEN. Tammy 37 THOMPSON Dave 37. 84. HO THORKELSON Jo Ann 37 TIMM. Gay ten 37 TONN. Martin 37 TOSO. Mary 37. 90 TREISCHEL. John 37 TUEL. Missy 37 TUMA. Sue 37. 91 TUTTLE. Monty 37 TVRDIK. Gary 37 TWEET. Sue 37 URNESS. Tammy 37 VELDE. Steve 37 VICKSTROM. Kyla 37 VOLLER. Pat 38 WADSWORTH. Mike 38 WADSWORTH. Steve 38 WAGNER. Brad 90. 38 WALL. Dave 38 WAL TER. Brenda 38 WARD. Scott HO. 133. 38 WARREN PHIL HO. 38 WATSON Randy 38 WECHSLER. John 38 WELFARE. Lisa 38 WELLE. Dale 90. 38 WENDLAND. Wayne 38 WERNER. April 84. 38 WEST LUND. Lon 38 WHITING. Doug 38 WIDMARk. Lisa 84. 38 WILKEN. Doug 38 WITHROW. Patty 84. 38 WOLD. Todd 38 WUNDERLICH. Todd 38 WUSSOW. Keith 38 ZARBOK. Todd 38 ZARBOK. Bill 38 ZASTROW. Michelle 38 ZAVADIL. Annette 38 ZAVADIL. Barb 38 ZAVISKA. Kevin 38 ZIEBARTH. Mike 38 ZUNKER. Joe 38 SAIKO. Cathy 36 SANDBERG. Susie 36. KX. 127 SCHAUER. Stephanie 36 SCHEFFLER. Debbie 36. 84 SCHLOSSER. Tony 36 SCHLOSSER. Clarence 36 SCHMEUNG. Harlan 36. HO SCHMIDT. Jason 36 SCHNEIDER. Joan 36 SCHNEIDER. Joy 36 SCHOENECK. Mike 36. 128 SCHOENECK. Tammy 36 SCHOENNECK. Wendy 36 SCHOENROCK. Tammy 36 SCHROEDER. Todd 36. HO SCHULKE. lor, 36 SCHUL TE. Barb 36 SCHUL TZ. Barb 36. 07 13-t ABERS. Bob 40 ABRAHAMSON. Shannon 40. AkHAVEN. Shirene 40. 106 At HER. Todd 40. HO At BRECHT. JoanI 40. 64. 107 AI M. Dawn 40. 91. 107 AlSTEAD. Michele 40. 64 ANDERSON. Arlene 40 ANDERSON. Darla 40 ANDERSON, kelly 40 ANDERSON. Marlene 40 ANDERSON. Sharon 40 ANDERSON. Sieve 40 AUSTIN. Anna 40 AUSTIN. Denise 40 BARER. Doug 40 BAkER. Gene 40 BATTLES, kurt 40. 84. HO BAUER. Cindy 40. 64 BAUWENS. Shawn 40 BE ARE IE ID. Amy 40 BE ARSON. Glen 40 BECkER. Bill 40 BEERS. Scon 40. HO DENESH. Darlene 40 BERGER. Lance 40. HO BESEkE. Steve 40. 84 BE TER. Amy 40 BIBEAU. Wendy 40. 107 BINGHAM. Dawn 40 BlAHOSkY. Jodi 40 BLOMGREN. ReNae 40 BLOOMQUIST. Erick 40 BORSETH. Judy 40 BORSETH. Julie 40 BOSEk. Jim 40 BOTZET. Bernle 40 BRAkkEN. Sheryl 40 BREDESON. Denise 40 BREZINA. Brad 40 BROCK. Mark 40 BURGHARDT. Beth 40. 91 BUSCH. Joyce 40 BUSHARD. Jeanette 40 CAMPBELL. Nancy 41. 984 CARLSON. Scott 41 CARON. Todd 41. 64 CARRICO. Scott 41 CHLIAN. Jill 41 CHRISTENSEN. Jamne 41 CHRISTENSON. Dana 41. 94 CLAASEN. Wayne 41. HO CLARK. Dwayne 41. HO COLEMAN. John 41. HO COURNEYA. Reid 41 CRANDALL. Llx 41 CREST. Chris 41. 92 DAHIHEIMER. Dan 41 DAVIS. Bob 41. HO DEMI. Michele 41. 84 DIETZLER. Ten! 41. 84 DREXLER. Kevin 41 DROPIK. Mary 41 EBIEN. BIB 41 EHRESMAN. Allan 41 EIDEN. Randy 41 TIMERS. Ricky 41 EKOLA. Eva 41. 85. 107 ELLISON. Beth 41. K 7 ENGSTROM. Jim 41 ERICKSON. Craig 41 ERLANDSON. ken 41 ESALA. JiU 41. KJ7 EVANDER. Jeff 41. MX. 123 EAGEN. Steve 41 EEEKEN. Connie 41 FEEKS. Randy 41 FEHR. Debt 41 FEIGUM. Shari 41 FISCHER. k,m 41 FISCHER. Steve FLESMER. Rick 41. 84. HO FL YNN. Sara 41 FONDOW. Deb 41 F RE MING. Brenda 41 GIGS TAD. Jeff 41. HO GILLIES. Jenny 41. 94 GORE. Phil 41. HO SOPHOMORE INDEX TOTAL - 351 GRENIER. Deena 41 SS. 92. 107 GUENTHER. Ted 42. 85 GULBRANSON. Brent 42 HAAVEN. Stacy 42. 84 HACHMAN. Doug HAGSTROM. kari HALE. Bonnie 42 HAMMER. Dwight 42 HANSEN. Dan 42 HANSEN. Shari 42. 84. 107 HANSON. Jodie 42 HANSON. Katya 42. 85 HARPER. Renata 42 HARSTAD. Steve 42. HO 128 HAUER. Lynn 42 HAUGEJORDEN. Sherry 42 HAUGEN. Melanie 42 HAYES. Tom 42 HEDLOF. Dean 42 HEEFGAARD. Eric 42. 92 HEGSTAD. Mona 42 HILL. Joel 42. 84 HILLER. Robby 42 HINTERMEISTER. Dena 42. 91. KJ7 HINTZEN. Joel 42. HO HOESCHEN. Ken 42 HOLM. Dave 42. 34 HOL THUSEN. Colin 42 HORN. Mark 42 HORN. Melanie 42 HORN. Wendy 42 HOUCHINS. Dave 42 HOVDA. kan 42. 85 HOWE. John 42 HOWELL. Alan HUDSON. Jeff 42 HVEZDA. Jeff 42. HO HVEZDA. Judy 42. 107 IGNOWSkl. Chris 42 JACOBSEN. BiU 42. 84. 92 JAECHE. Eric 42. HO JA NOSKI. Kim 42. KJ7 JOBE. Nancy 42 JOHNSON. Barb 42. K JOHNSON. Doug 42 JOHNSON. Eric 42. HO JOHNSON. Jeff JOHNSON. Kay 42. KJ7 JOHNSON. Paul 42 JOHNSON. Russ 43 JORDAN. Tncia 43. 84 JOSEPHSON. Wendy 43 JOYCE. Jeanette 43. L07 JUNG. Todd 43 KANGAS. Lynne 43 KARGER. Brenda 43 KARNIS. Julie 43 KAUFMAN. Lori 43 KEARNS. Keslie 34 KEHRE T. Kevin 43 klEWEL. Marc 43 KlUVER. Dan 43 KLUVER. Diane 43 KLUVER. Todd 43 KNUDSON. BIB 43 KROSCH. Ricky 43 KROUPA. Doug 43 KRUEGER. Doug 43 KRUEGER. WiHis 43 KRUMP. Kris 43 KUHNAU. Nancy 43 LARSON. Pam 43. 84 LARSON. Paul 43 LARSON. Richard 43 LEE. Chen 43. 84 LEE. Kevin 43. 84 LENZ. Doug 43 LERVICK. Craig 43. 84. HO LEWIS. Tammy 43 LINDER. Keith 43. 84 LITTLE. Jackie 43 LOMMEN. Mike 43. HO LORSUNG. Jon 43 LORSUNG. Lynne 43 LORSUNG. Mary 43. KJ7 LORSUNG. Ronnie 43 LUKE. Robin 43 LUNDGREN. Kim 43. K 7 LUSTY. Barb 43 MADAY. Stacie 43. 84. 5 85 MASTELLER. Guy 44 MASTELLER. kirn 44 MATTSON. Chris 44 MCCLELLAN. Carl 44 MCCOY. Tom 44. HO MCCOY. Wade 44. 84 MCCULLOUGH. Don 44 MCMAHON. Roni 44 MCQUILLEN. Butch 44 MILLER. Dave 44 MILLER. Deb 44 MILLER. Lori MILLER. Mark 44 MOON. Dave HO MORELAND. Julie MUDGETT. Desiree 44. 94 MULHOLLAND. Robyn 44 MURPHY. Mike 44. HO NEIDENFEUR. Gary 44 NELSON. Brian 44 NELSON. Carmen 44. 84 NELSON. Robbie 44 NELSON. Sandy 44 NELSON. Troy 44 NEUIIB. Mary 44. 84 NEUMAN. Sandy 44 NEUNSINGER. Julie 44 NIBLETT. Ed 44 NIEMALA. Dianne 44 NISKA. Chuck 44 NOETZELMAN. Lane 44. HO NORD. Steve 44 NORDSTROM. Becky 44 NORRIS. Gary NORTON. Cathy 44. 84 NYLAND. Lisa 44 OLSON. Larry 44 OLSON. Lon A. 44 OLSON. Lori k. 44 OLSON. Todd 44. HO OOTHOUDT. kirn 44 PAINE. Robin 44. 94 PARTINGTON. Matt 44. 34. HO. 123 PATRICK. Michelle 44 PAULSON. Perry 44 PAYNE. Roger 44 PEDERSEN. Lynn 44 PE HAN. Michele 44 PETERSON. Steve 44 PETERSON. Monty 45. HO PIERCE. Brad 45 POHL. Becky 45 POWERS. Todd 45 PRONEK. Judy 45 QUIT MEYER. Scott 45 RADERMACHER. Jon 45. HO RADII. Anita 45 RADLL. Conneie 45 RADII. Denise 45 RAGUSE. Bryan 45. HO RAS. Joleen 45 REDIEHS. Troy 45 REED. Lynn 45 REHOVSKY. Jeff 45 RET TIG. Joanne 45 REVERING. Brenda 45. 129 REVERING. Rich 45. 84. 92 REZNECHECK. Russ 45. HO RIGGS. Pete 45. 84. 123 RIPPERGER. Brian 45 RISING. Jeff 45 RITTEN. MicheBe 45 ROBA TCEK. Came 45. 107 ROCHE FORD. Steve 45 ROERING. Roger 45 ROERS. Debbie 45 ROERS. Donna 45 ROSE. Russ 45 ROTH. Lona 45 ROTH. Todd 45. HO RCHJHLLARD. Vicki 45. KX RUST MAN. Melvyn 45 aAARI. ChristI 45. K27 SANCHEZ. Shawn 45 SAURDIFF. Larry 45. 92. SAXON. Tom 45 SAXTON. Darrell 45 SCHAUER. Randy 45 SCHECKER. Donna 45 SCHJEI. Peggy 45. 84. KJ7 SCHLOSSER. Larry 45 SCHLOSSER. Lisa 45 SCHMEHNG. Lynn SCHMIDT. Sterling 45 SCHOENECK. Heidi 45. 107 SCHREINER. Natalie 45. 84. 91. 107 SCHROEDER. Jay 46 SCHROEDER. Todd 46. 84 SCHUHMACHER. Roger 46 SCHULKE. David 46 SCHUNEMAN. Becky 46 SCHUNEMAN. Bob 46 SHELSTAD. David 46. 84 SHORT. Donna 46 SISKO. Mike 46 SODERHOLM. Sue 46. 84 SONDGEROTH. Tom 46 SONSTEGARD. Shelli 46. 68. 84. 92. 106 SPEIGEL. Jenny 85 STEEN, kirn 46. 84 STEFFL. Cathy 46 STEIDL. Barb 46 STEIDL. Chris 46 STEIDL. Jackie 46. 84 STEIDL. Julie 46. 84 STEIDL. Karla 46 STEIDL. Tom 46 STOL TZ. Calvin 46 STRADAL. Patty 46 SUCKOW. Dan 46. 84. HO SWANSON. Doug 46. 68. HO SWEDBERG. Jerry 46. 84 SWENDSRUD. Eric 46 SWENSON. Roger 46 SYVERSON. Jayne 46. 107 TAUBER. Jason 46 TEE WEN. John 46. 94 TELANDER. Karen 46 TEMPLE. Scott 46. HO THOENNES. Bonnie 46. 94. 107 THOENNES. Randy 46 THOENNES. Todd 46 THOMPSON. Paula 46. 84 TILLITT. Suzie 46 TILL MANN. Gregg 46 TISSERAND. Mike 46. 94 TORKELSON. Brenda 46 TREtSHEL. JaneBe 46. 94 TRUMM. Dean 46. HO TUEL. Dennis 46 UNDEM. Angie 46. 84 VANkEMPEN. Debbie 46 VERDUGT. Julie 84. KJ7. 47 VIPOND. Mike 47 WADSWORTH. Sue KX. 47 WALSH. Anita 47 WAL TERS. Jan 84. 47 WAL TERS. Pete 47 WAL THER. Deb 47 WARD. Eugene 47 WEAVER. Laurie 85. 107. 47 WEtSEL. Jan 47 WERNER. Robin 47 WHEELER. Todd 47 WICKLUND. Jeff 47 WEIBERDINK. Wayne 47 WIENER. Charlene 47 WILKEN. Curt 84. 47 WILKINS. Tom 47 WUSSOW. Brent 47 YANDA. Mavis 47 YTTRIE. Gary 47 ZAHRADNIk. Steve HO. 47 ZANOTH. Roxie 47 ZEITHAMER. Ken 47 ZIEBARTH. Mark 47 ZIES.MER. Leslie 107. 47 135 1980 yearbook staff EDITORS: Annie Kusmak Mary Partington STAFF: Linda Benson Laura Blair Ginny Burss Angie Garrett Alisa Gore Desi Gustafson Maureen Jaeche Kris Olson Julie Otterson Linda Overs tad Kari Schultz Vicki Steidl Sue Telander Mary To so Dale Welle PHOTOGRAPHERS: Kevin Beilke Mark Blakesley Ricky Dau Andy Fischer Glen Larson Brad Wagner ADVISOR. Mr. Joe Capistrant Yerke Studios Aerial Scenic Photos 136 CREDITS
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