Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1986 volume:

n iors en Un derclassm Special Events Sports Organizations Elein en tary 3 16 21 35 59 73 Memories SENIOR ADE One big happy family laughing, crying, smiling, studying, and working together. They started the ice cream sales in their junior year, to raise money for prom. During their senior year they sold magazines, and raffle tickets as fund raisers for their class trip until they felt they would go crazy. Everything they did was just one more step towards graduation day. They've been waiting twelve long years, but now the big day is finally here. They discover they have mixed feelings. From Seniors who knew this would be their last year at LOHS there was a shout of joy and laughter, tears for the goodbyes they'd have to say, and fear for the uncertainties of the future. Many of them are headed for college or Vo-tec, but no matter what lies ahead, they will always remember the good times they had here at LeRoy Ostrander High School. 3 • I Chris Allen Eastvold Russell Lynn Foster Karin Kay Grass James Edward Hindt Jared Roger Jacobson Steven Joe Jacobson Kathlene Ann Ahrens Brett Allen Bergan Steven Richard Brownlow Molly Jean Johnson Daniel Kiefer Michael James Kunert Vernon Lester Lentz Mark Arthur Nagele Cathleen Ruthann O'Rourke Aaron Todd Paulson Monte Lee Payne Jodi Marie Rowe David Lynn Vigum Diane Renee Wheeler Holly Susanne Schaefer Julie Kay Sorenson Brad Theodore Speer Sheryl Ann Taylor Jeffrey Martin Truman MOTTO: TAKE A LOOK AT US NOW, FOR WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN FLOWER: BLACK ROSE COLORS: BLACK AND SILVER SPEAKERS: KARIN GRASS JULIE SORENSON 1. Aren't we cute? 2. The gangs all here! 3. Nobody messes with us! 4. Go Ahead Make my day! 5. Just take it easy. 6. Just forget it! 7. I'm not so innocent after all. 8. Wouldn't you like to know? 9. Do we have to disect frogs again? 10. Get down and boogie! 11. I got away with another one! 12. I wonder what she'll try this time? 13. There's a fire in my locker! 14. It was her idea. 15. Do you really think I care?! 10 Mike Kunert Holly Schaefer Jodi Rowe Brad Speer Aaron Paulson Russ Foster Julie Sorenson Katy Ahrens Cathy O'Rourke Steve Brownlow Jeff Truman I Kathlene Ann Ahrens, will my ability to get Rod Kasten off my back and out of my life to my sister Kris. I Brett Allen Bergan, will my ability to keep one hand on the wheel, one hand on a woman and not go in the ditch on the River Road to Corey Speer. I Steven Richard Brownlow, will my ability to cut loose and have fun in class to Jodi Rowe. I Chris Allen Eastvold, will my ability to properly use the table saw and saw guard and to drive a CHEVY to Al Hodgdon, our safety teacher and talented instructor. 1 Russell Lynn Foster, will my KFIL Team of the Weeks and (2) Team of the Years for football, plus my captains pin to the most popular guy in school, Mark Davis, so he will have something to brag about 1 James Edward Hindt, will my ability to succeed at everything 1 attempt to C.R.O. I Jared Roger Jacobson , will to anyone that ever willed to me to look at THEMSELVES and may God help them. I Steven Joe Jacobson, will my good driving record to Steve Brownlow. 1 Molly Jean Johnson, will my spazing ability to Kristin Hanson and my ability to know all the kids in my class to Mr. Swenson. I Daniel Kiefer, will to Jerry Lidtke, my ability to let the janitors heat the school. 1 Micheal James Kunert, will my “deer heads to Mr. Swenson and my speed to Troy Watts. 1 Vernon Lester Lentz, will my Monte Carlo to Kim Orke and Jerry Lidtke for scenic routes after school. I Mark Arthur Nagele, will my ability to admit when I am wrong to Al Hodgdon, because he is always an eighth of an inch off. I Cathleen Ruthann O'Rourke, will my Wiersma bloodline to Jared Jacobson and may God help him, too! I Aaron Todd Paulson, will my I.D. to Jerry Lidtke. I Monte Lee Payne, will my broken hockey stick to Jared MIGHTY Jacob son I Jodi Marie Rowe, will my engagement ring to Cathy O'Rourke so her fantasy becomes a reality, and I also will my ability to go through with threats to Mr. Swenson. I Holly Susanne Schaefer, will my ability not to gossip at the water fountain to Mr. Rominski and Mr. Richardson and my ability to handle obscene noices to Mr. Swenson. I Julie Kay Sorenson, will all my adventures with STRANGE guys and good R times to Rhonda .Kasten. I Brad Theodore Speer, will my good driving ability to Brett Bergan. I Sheryl Ann Taylor, will My short-stretching ability to Jill pie Plumb, and my ability to keep my radar under control to Cathy O'Rourke. 1 Jeffrey Martin Truman, will my long hair to Norm Hanson and My ability NOT to Bend under pressure to Rod Kasten. I Diane Renee Wheeler, will my insurance agent to Holly (Dilly) Schaefer and Jodi Rowe. We, The Senior class, will our Good Times to the class of 87 ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOL BOARD Darold Yost, Superintendent Richard Rominski, Principal Marsha Sorenson, Roger Bhend, Lorna Taylor, Darold Yost. Back Harold Shipman, Gary Norby, Dennis King, Ray Bergan. This page is sponsored by the LeRoy Body Shop, 324-5948. SECRETARIES Barb Hovde Judy Orum FACULTY Mrs. Benkstein Miss Boda Mr. Hanson Mr. Hauck Mr. Hodgon Mrs. Kavanaugh Mrs. Kempe Mr. Koenig Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Mayer Mr. Olson Mrs. Payne Mr. Rathlisberger Mr. Richardson Mr. Schaufler Mr. Swenson Not pictured: Mr. Sproule Mr. Benkstein 14 This page is sponsored by Burke Real Estate, LeRoy - 324-5981. Memories in the AKING 7-11 These were the kids sandwiched in between. They were no longer in the elementary, but they were still working toward their senior year. Grades 7-11 show a lot of talent. Proving, that the following years to come are going to be filled with competition. Plus the good times to come, we're looking good for the coming year of 1987. GRADE 11 Tracy Bait Trevor Bly Barb Clark Mark Davis Jane Freerksen Kirstin Hanson Tammy Harrington John Heimer Dave Hyberger Rod Kasten Karla Mackey Carmen Miller Chris Nelson Terry Olson Kim Orke Deb Richardson Ric Root Edgar Rowe Angie Runde Jamie Ruud Corey Speer Michelle Ullom Dan Weness Julie Miller 16 Eric Browniow Troy Buckneli Chcrri Eastvold Gary Freerksen Kim Gigstead Bob Groves Chad Harrington Lisa Hovde Kevin Janssen Jenny Johnson Rhonda Kasten John Kavanaugh Brenda Keifer Larry Norby Kim Paulson Jill Plumb Sue Rindels J.D. Root Stephanie Shipman Linda Speer Stephanie Start Wade Schwinefus Dean Vigum Troy Watts 17 GRADE 9 Tracy Adams Kris Ahrens Jenny Anderson Dave Atndorfer Sarah Bergan Mike Carter Shawn Chevchue Shawn Cox Cheryl Davis Rob Dryer Aaron Eastvold Bov Freerksen Jeff Hanson Miki Hofner Tony Hyberger Ben Jacobsen Clint McRoberts Kim Miiand Karen Miller Lisa Miller Lori Miller Diane Monson Rozanne Monson John rich Lisa Rohrer Jeremy Rowe Randy Runde Colleen Schmidt Clayton Sloan Marcy Stockdale Jennifer Truman GRADE 8 Mark Anderson Mary Bellman John Bhend Dennis Bly Kim Brownlow Chad Bunne Joni Bye Rodger Groves Beth Hanson Trisha Hanson Shelly Harrington Bryan Heimer Brady House Melanie Hovde Sherry Hovde Jodi Hovey Cliff Johnson Dan Kavanaugh Julie Kempe Brad Kohn Nicki Orke Tara Peters John Rowe Michelle Schaufler GRADE 7 Brian Adams Marlene Bellman Trevor Bucknell Al Christopherson Julie Eastvold Nathan Eastvold Nicole Ellingson Sue Grass Nicki Hammon Jeff Hanson Pam Harvey Chris Lewison Ben Marquart Jenny Plumb Jacki Rolli Steve Shipman Jim Start John Stockdale Deb Streit Christy Ullom Chris Utz Chris Volkart Kia Wehrenberg Mike Weness Brenda Yoch f EMORABLE SPECIAL OMENTS The Special Events that we had this year were Homecoming, Snow Week, Prom, Graduation and the Class Trip. These bring alot of laughter and tears. These are events that the whole school looks forward to. Row l-Sheryl Taylor, Jodi Rowe, Holly Schaefer, Julie Sorenson, Katy Ahrens. Row 2-Mike Kunert. Jim Hindi, Mark Nagele, Steve Brownlow, Russ Foster. HOMECOMING ROYALTY HOMECOMING 1. Who? Me! 2. Just a little more blush. 3. I've hated you .since 8th grade. 4. I know I have it. 5. My arms are bigger than your's 6. See I told you. 7. Take your best shot Cory. 24 WEEK 8. I'm not going to the A-G! 9. Steve did it, not me. 10. The tie that binds. 11. Your mom dresses you funny 25 'Be It 'KereBy ■— %aton day cf Ctyrlt ■numeteen hun at the Dstrander 'Ostrander, the junior Class cf ds y-'Ostrander Htflh School presents the (junior- Senior (Umosi Varachte [meSij Intruder SOD pm. to (Pictures viliii hefeiicti fro hi- 27 PROM 1985-86 SNOW WEEK Snow week this year was filled with many activties. Some of them include Sled Race- won by the Juniors, Tug-O-War- Juniors, and a Pie Throwing contest which many teachers and students volunteered to have a pie thrown in their face. Snow week King and Queen were Brady House and Michelle Schaufler. 28 KIRKWOOD LODGE fwi the, ofrfye,! “TAKE A LOOK AT US NOW .. Class speakers Karin and Julie prepare their speeches before commencement begins. School Day Memories Julie, Katy Brett show their excitement in the reception line. As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp, While we think of the memories Of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it's all gone. We're starting a new life. We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by. Although it hurts inside We'll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we've reached the end We are going away. How do you say good-by To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? You'll always have the memories Of your school years from day one. Don't think of school as ending-Think a new life has begun. FOR WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN. ” THE 95TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT mdL°„Hs� J, May 18, 1986, in the high school gymnasium. Attired in their cardinal red caps and gowns, 25 graduating seniors entered to the processional Pomp Circumstance, played by the Senior High Band. The junior escorts, Tracy Batt and Michelle Ullom, escorted the 25 anxiously awaiting seniors to their seats. The class speakers were especially good and gave well-thought-out speeches that warmed the hearts of their listeners. Several scholarships were presented with the first being presented by Mrs. Barb Payne. This $200 Richard Harvey scholarship went to Katy Ahrens. Mayor Everett Kinter, on behalf of the City of LeRoy, presented Jared Jacobson and Jim Hindt each with a $500 scholarship. Principal Richard Rominski presented the Granahan Memorial Agricultural scholarship of $100 to Brett Bergan. The $250 Runnertrand scholarship presented by Mr. Rominski also went to Jim Hindt. Fred Hanks, on behalf of the Bloomfield Insurance Company presented a $300 scholarship to Karin Grass. Three $800 Lomholt Scholarships were presented by Supt. Yost to Julie Sorenson, Katy Ahrens Aaron Paulson respectively. A GPA of 3.25 is a requirement to be eligible for a Lomholt scholarship. Finally the graduating seniors received their long awaited diplomas for which they had worked so hard the past 12 years of their lives. We are sure that members of this class will take a definite role of leadership in the world. The class gathered outside for handshakes and hugs from parents, family and friends. So....Take a Look At Us Now For We May Never Pass This Way Again. KARIN S SPEECH JULIE’S SPEECH When I was writing my speech I iust couldn't quite think of an introduction. My father said that ne would give me ten bucks to start out with Here I stand before you because I'm not behind you. So. Dad I said it. but you can pay me later. Take a look at us now for we may never pass this way again. Yes, do take a look at us now. We re here. I can't believe it. We have gone through many stages in our school career. First elementary, then high school, our class trip and now graduation. I don't remember much about elementary, but 1 do know that we got in a lot of trouble. Then along came high school. High school is . . . Note books and pencils, getting grades, a nose to the grindstone, outwitting a teacher, an apple on a desk and maybe even a deer head. High School is cramming all night, learning to remember, remembering to forget, borrowing books and swapping notes, reading and re-reading. High school is cutting classes and running over to Jack's, watching the clock, an occasional detention, cheerleaders and school plays, concerts and prom, football games and wrestling meets, locker fires, school lunches, long lines, making friends and now saying good-bye. It was fun while it lasted. That was high school, then came the class trip. The class trip is a long, long bus ride, sun and sunburn, dancing, golf, go-carts, 3to0's, pictures, and being thrown in the pool and being locked in the back of the bus. That was the class trip and now comes graduation. Graduation is a lot of things. Graduation is an exciting event, a moment of randeur, a long march up a strange aisle, a diploma, a quick andshake, a deep breath, a sigh, a hope, a dream. Graduation for some is the finish line, for others it is the beginning. For some it is an end; but for others a means to an end. Graduation is a link in a chain which binds the past with the future and safeguards the present. Graduates move from something old to something new . . from something familiar to someplace unfamiliar. Graduates want to go places and do things. They want to be connected to great ideas and important tasks like walking on the moon and exploring the bottom of the sea. For some matrimony enters the scene, sometimes Uncle Sam's finger points the way, for many financial woes detract and occasionally a little curiosity of laziness upsets the plan. Sometimes mistakes are made but they are seldom permanent. There are always possibilities ahead. There is always room to maneuver, not only at the top, but up and down or sideways, in one door and out another. The voice of countless professions and occupations can be heard. There is something for everyone. Graduation will turn you into alumni. It will show you the direction but it won't get you there. Graduation is only as good as we make it. So take a look at us now. Not many people thought that we would make it, but look at us now for we may never pass this way again. Take a look at us now for we may never pass this way again. Take a look at us now - the graduating class of 1986. The class no one thought would make it this far. The class that knows how to have fun. Our reputation started in elementary and has stayed with us until now. Maybe we deserved it, but take a look at us now. We made it. All of us! Now we enter another stage of our lives. This is it — the end of high school, but not the end of the good times. Many of us are going on to school or into the military. We will take with us many memories of our friends, and the good times we have had. There have been a lot of good times. Such as the Class Trip, Prom, Homecoming and today — Graduation. Some of us will leave here smiling, and some sad, but all of us should feel proud as we walk out the door. As we look to the future, we are filled with excitement of what's to come but also fear and anxiety. We wonder what we will be doing in the coming years. We are all a little afraid, but that's to be expected. When we do feel afraid, we should remember the courage and bravery of one of our classmates — Monte Payne. We should realize just how lucky we are. Monte is someone that lives with pain and uncertainty about the future everyday, but yet when we see him, he is always full of smiles, hope, and a desire to make it. We should all take a look at ourselves and learn from his example. We have our whole lives ahead of us to do with what we choose. It's the opportunity of a lifetime. But it won't be easy. We will all make mistakes and sometimes we will feel like failures and not want to do on. But we will pick ourselves up and go on, remembering the good times and thinking of the future and our success to come. We will make it. To the senior class of 1986 I say — Strive for happiness and success Search for friends and laughter Share thoughts and smiles and kindness with the world — But most of all, be the best that you can be. Whatever you seek — may you find it Whatever you find — may it bring you happiness. I wish you good luck and all the happiness in the world and I am proud to be graduating with you. I would like to close with this saying — The quality of my life — Today is up to me and no one else. I can make good use of it or I can waste it. Since it will never come again — I will make the best of it. 1 will make this day one of success rather than failure, joy rather than sorrow, love rather than hate, satisfaction rather than frustration, laughter rather than tears. The choice is always mine. I will live creatively, enthusiastically and proudly. 1 will live this day to the fullest! Thank you Massive SPORTS USCLE OUR ATHLETES. They have strived for greatness at every moment, sometimes being recognized for it, and other times falling a touch short. FOOTBALL: We were ranked high going into the season and we lived up to our reputation. The 11-1 season is quite impressive to say the least. We also can't forget our fans sacrifice of warmth when the snow began to fall However, football is not the only sport at our high school. VOLLEYBALL: There was also the girls volleyball team. Practicing after school every day was one of the many sacrifices the players had to make. They came out with a 8-11 season. BASKETBALL: Here's a sport in which we had both boys and girls teams. The boys had a good season. They won the Maple Leaf Conference and went on to play at Districts. They put out a season record of 14-8. Our girls team didn't seem to have lady luck on their side this year. They played hard and gained a lot of experience. They had a 1-18 season. WRESTLING: This year we had a lot of hard workers on the wrestling team. Individually they did very well, and also as a whole team. The team had an outstanding and productive season with a record of 6-7. TRACK, GOLF, BASEBALL: We also have spring sports. These athletes work very hard and get very little recognition. We are proud of our athletes at LOHS. If next year is anything like this year, it's sure to be a year filled with pride and victory. VARSITY “A SUCCESSFUL SEASON” Row 1- Randy Fundy, Troy Watts, Claton Sloan, Wade Scwinefus, Ben Jacobson, Eric Brownlow, Jeromy Rowe, Aaron Eastvold. Row 2- Tony Hyberger, John Rich, Robert Dryer, Larry Norby, Jon Root, Shawn Chevchuc, Clint McRoberts, Dave Vigum, Mike Kunert. Row 3- Head Coach Stan Olson, Mark Davis, Ric Foot, Trevor Bly, Steve Jacobson, Chris Nelson, Steve Brownlow, Russ Foster, Assistant Coach Craig Knight. Row 3-Keith Hanson, John Heimer, Rod Kasten, Dave Hyberger, Jared Jacobson, Cory Speer, Jim Hindi, Mark Nagele Regular Season: We They Peterson 31 0 Mabel-Canton 30 6 Houston 27 7 Lanesboro 21 6 Rushford 21 14 •Grand Meadow 21 0 Preston 4t 7 Harmony 4t 7 Sectional Tournament: Elgin 41 0 Grand Meadow 39 6 Peterson 24 8 State Tournament: Zumbrota 21 35 In compiling an 11-1 record, our best ever, we continued the tradition of excellence that has become a trademark of LeRoy-Ostrander Football. Our twelvth winning season in a row was characterized by great team and individual play. Russ Foster, Mark Nagele, Jim Hindt, and Chris Nelson were K.FIL Team of the Year players. Coach Olson was the K.F1L Coach of the Year . With eight starter returning for the 1986 season we are very optimistic for continued success but ever mindful of the challenges that confront us. CONGRATULATIONS! MAPLE LEAF CHAMPS SECTION I CHAMPS 36 FOOTBALL “A COMMITTMENT TO EXCELLENCE ” Top Left: Senior Captains - Russ Foster, Jim Hindt, Steve Brownlow Center Left: Seniors -Steve }., Russ, Jim, Steve B., Jared, Mark, Mike, Dave. 37 “STARS OF THE FUTURE” B S Q u A D Row 1- Robert Dryer, Clayton Sloan, Wade Scwinefus, Clint MtRoberts, Ben Jacobson, Jeromy Rowe, Randy Runde. Row 2-Aaron Eastvold, Keith Hanson, Tony Hyberger, John Rich, Troy Watts, Shawn Chevchuc, Eric Brownlow, Jon Root. Row 1- Dennis Bly, Chris Yolkart, Chris Utz, Trevor Bucknell, Jim Start, Ben Marquardt. Row 2- John Stockdale, Chris Soltau, Brad Kohn, Brian Adams, Jeff Hanson, Allen Christopherson, Nathan Eastvold. Row 3- Coach Erv Richardson, John Rowe, Brady House, Mark Anderson, Dan Kavanaugh, Chad Bunne, John Bhend, Craig Foster. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Sheryl Taylor, Holly Schaefer, Trish Hanson, Lisa Miller, Lori Miller, Cheryl Davis, Kim Brown-low, Joni Bye. Ooo Ahh son of a gun — We just won another one! This year the LOHS Football Cheerleaders found themselves doing that cheer quite often. They are always trying to get the team and the crowd fired up for the game. It seems they are always busy with something to do, from making posters, to locker signs to run-throughs and practice. This year we had a very young squad. We had three eighth graders, three freshman, and two seniors. Although we were young and inexperienced, we had a very good squad. The new ones were very excited but also very nervous. They were always trying their best and willing to improve. We asked some of the younger members what was the most nerveracking: Hoping you won't goof up. Cheering for the first time in front of people. The pep-assemblies. We also asked what was the most fun about cheering: When you can get the crowd to cheer with you and when we won Class C, Section 1 Champs and to go to the State Playoffs! We, as seniors, hope to see cheerleading continue to increase in numbers and spirit. We had fun this year and we will definitely miss it next year. Good luck to all the future cheerleaders at LOHS. Sheryl and Holly Mabel-Canton Wykoff Harmony Preston Grand Meadow Rushford Peterson Lanesboro Wykoff Hayfield T. Kenyon H. T. Roch. Lourdes Harmony Preston Lanesboro Caledonia Grand Meadow Houston Dis. Houston Dis. Peterson 15 15 14-10 15 io-14 15 14-10 15- 15 8-15 15- 5 15 9-15 7-15 12-15 17-15 3-15 15 15-12 15- 8 13-15 15- 8 13-15 15 7-15 7-15 11-15 12-15 9-15 15- 6 5 15 15 15 15- 8 3-15 9-15 15- 9 14-16 7-15 15- 3 15-10 15 15-12 18-10 4-15 12-15 0-15 15- 9 11-15 15 8-15 9-15 15- 14-16 15-13 9-15 10-15 15 3 15 10-15 15-13 15- 8 15 15-11 10-15 15-12 15- 15-13 5-15 5-15 12-15 Row 1-Julie Sorenson, Holly Schaefer, Carmen Miller, Kirstin Hanson, Diane Wheeler, Sheryl Taylor, Rhonda Kasten. Row 2-Coach Harvey, Deb Richardson, Linda Speer, Julie Miller, Jill Plumb, Lisa Hovdy, Angie Runde, Tammy Harrington. Captains- Deb, Julie, and Julie M. The 1985 season was a rebuilding one for us. Although we finished the season with an 8-11 record there were other fine, close matches that we lost-Preston and Caledonia in particular. In those matches we played very fine volleyball! We learned a lot of lessons this year; many of them the hard way. In 1986 we will reap the benefits of the rebuilding process and measure how well those lessons were learned. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL B SQUAD C SQUAD Row 1- Melanie Hovde, Pam Harvey. Marcy Stockdale. Lori Miller. Lisa Miller, Tracy Adams, Cheryl Davis. Row 2- Coach Bucknell, Brenda Kiefer, Sarah Bergan, Sherri Eastvold, Tammy Harrington, Steph Shipman. Sue Rindels, Steph Start, Miki Hofner, Rhonda Kasten. Row 1- Nicole Ellingson, Sue Grass, Niki Hammon, Marlene Bellman, Sherri Hovde, Tara Peters, Trish Hanson. Row 2- Deb Streit, Brenda Yoch, Kia Whrenberg, Julie Eastvold, Jacki Rolli, Jennifer Plumb. Christy Ullom. Row 3-Miss Daniels, Mary Bellman. Jodi Hovdy, Joni Bye, Michelle Schaufler, Kim Brownlow. Julie Kempe, Beth Hanson, Rhonda Kasten. 41 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Row 1- Mike Orum, Ramsas Rameriz, Ric Root, Edgar Rowe, Dan Weness, Larry Norby, Nathan Eastwold. Row 2-Coach Knight, John Heimer, Dave Hyberger, Jared Jacobson, Mark Nagele, Russ Foster, Don Hauck. The Boys Basketball team completed another successful basketball campaign. Playing exciting basketball the team was able to establish a 14-8 record. Also winning the Maple Leaf Championship for a third straight year, this being the first time any basketball team has won three straight championships. Coach Knight Jared Jacobson was awarded a plaque for a 1,000 point career goal. (Above) Seniors: Ramsas Rameriz, Mark Nagele, Jared Jacobson, Russ Foster. (Center) t THEY’RE HOT! We They Mabel-Canton 35 39 Wykoff 58 37 Riceville 54 49 Harmony 58 32 Rushford 37 56 Preston 65 47 Lewiston 39 61 Preston 54 40 Peterson 40 74 Grand Meadow 43 40 Lanesboro 48 45 Spring Grove 54 44 Wykoff 70 42 Harmony 52 47 Caledonia 46 53 Preston 58 34 Dover-Eyota 48 40 Grand Meadow 56 58 Houston 52 64 Lanesboro 52 42 Harmony 54 49 LaCrescent 60 72 St. Charles tournament. B B A S S Q K u E A T D B A L L Row 1- Mike Orum, Robert Dryer, Aaron Eastvold. Kevin Janssen. Randy Runde, Nathan East void. Row 2-Coach Don Hauck, Troy Bucknell, John Rich, Keith Hanson, Tony Hyberger. Troy Derry, JD Root. Row 1 - Bryan Heimer. Jim Start, Brian Adams, Dan Kavanaugh, Clif Johnson. Row 2-Mikc VVeness, Craig Foster, Jeff Hanson. Chad Bunne, Chris Utz, Trevor Bucknell. CHEERLEADERS V B A A R S S K I E T T Y B A L L V w A R R E s s I T T L Y I N G B B A S S Q K u E A T D B A L L TOP LEFT: Bottom-Holly Schaefer, Joni Bye, Michelle Schaufier. Top- Sheryl Taylor, Sue Rindels. CENTER LEFT Bottom- Julie Eastvold, Nicole Ellingson. Standing- Mary Bellman, Sue Grass, Top- Tracy Adams. BOTTOM LEFT: Micki Hofner, Kim Brownlow Row 1 -Manager, Brad Elliot. Sarah Bergan, Melanie Hovde, Lisa Miller. Lori Miller, Collene Schmidt. Manager Trish Hanson. Row 2-Coach Bucknell, Trish Hanson, Deb Richardson. Jill Plumb, Lisa Hovde, Sheryl Taylor, Angie Runde, Cathy O'Rourke, Sherry Lubke. Captains: Kirstin and Deb WE THEY 58 61 Lyle 13 Mable-Canton 30 Wykoff 41 Rushford 31 Harmony 28 Preston-Fountain 22 Peterson 21 Grand Meadow 24 Spring Grove 25 St. Charles 19 Wykoff 38 Dover-Eyota 28 Caledonia 43 Harmony 29 Claremont 30 Preston-Fountain 27 Houston 41 Grand Meadow 42 The key to success is to risk failure. There will always be things that you cannot accomplish; however, you can always try. The determining factor of success and or failure is the quality of effort you give, not what others think of you. District Preston-Fountain 35 Craig Bucknell Row 1-Trish Hanson, Manager; Lisa Miller, Melanie Hovde, Lori Miller Row 2- Coach Sherry Luebke, Jenifer Truman, Collene Schmidt, Sarah Bcrgan, Kris Aherns. B S Q u A D Row 1- Debbie Streit. Pam Harvy, Nicole Ellingson, Julie Lastvold, Kia VVehrenberg, Jennifer Plumb, Nicki Orke. Row 2- Coach Erv Richardson, Joni Bye, Tara Peters. Shelly Harrington, Beth Hanson, Michelle Schauller, Mary Bellman, Sherry Hovde Gr. M. L. O. W R E S T L I N G Front Row — Left to Right: Randy Fruth, Tony Warmka, Eddie Simes, Jeremy Rowe, John Rowe, Eric Brownlow, Dennis Bly. 2nd Row: Chris Emanuel, Troy Warmka, Nathan Jacobson, Tim Skifter, Jon Oehlke. Back Row: Coach Diemer, Trevor Bly, Steve Brownlow, Chris Nelson, Corey Speer, Troy Watts, Troy Gilbert, Jeff Johnson, Coach Hodgdon. SCORES WE THEY Plainview 6 60 Alden 39 22 Houston 30 33 Blooming Prairie 36 24 Southland 38 21 Caledonia 25 40 Pacelli 58 12 Rushford 27 32 Southland 37 30 St. Charles 21 38 Dodge Center 49 21 New Richland 14 37 Rushford 24 36 Dover-Eyota 21 36 Harmony 33 29 WRESTLING AWARDS Most Takedowns: Chris Nelson Most Reversals: Trevor Bly Most Escapes: Steve Brownlow Trevor Bly Most Falls: Chris Nelson Most 2 pt. Nearfalls: Steve Brownlow Most 3 pt. Nearfalls: Chris Nelson Hardest Worker: Trevor Bly Most Improved: Dennis Bly Outstanding Wrestler: Chris Nelson The 1985-86 GMLO Wrestling team had a very exciting season which brought GMLO its first State Champion in Chris Nelson. Chris ended the year with an outstanding 30-0 record. Another highlight was the promise of the Junior High Wrestlers as four of them earned varsity letters. As a dual meet squad GMLO ended just under 500 however, with ten returning letter-men the squad appears to be set for a great future. Competing without two weights the squad still earned third at the Ellendale tournament, fourth at the Harmony Tournament, second at our own GMLO Tournament, and qualified eight wrestlers for Regionals. Through hard work we reached many goals and if our Wrestlers continue to improve the stage is set for a great future. Coach Diemer 48 State Champion Chris Nelson (center), with his wrestling coaches, Al Hodgdon of L-O and Curt Diemer of GM. G.M.L.O. TRACK Row 1- Kim Brownlow, Nicole Ellingson, Pam Harvey, Kia Wehrenberg, Jenny Anderson. Row 2-Lisa Rohrer, Joni Bye, Trish Hanson, Lori Miller, Jill Plumb, Lisa Miller, Cheryl Davis, Jenny Plumb, Marcy Stockdale. Aaron Eastvold, C. J. Anderson. GOLF BOYS: Aaron Paulson, Tracy Batt, Terry Olson, Jon Kavanaugh, Troy Watts, Larry Norby, Eric Brownlow, Mark Anderson, Craig Foster, Chris Soltau, Chris Volkart, Jim Start, Steven Ship-man, Mike Weness, Chris Utz, Nathan Eastvold, GIRLS: Kirstin Hanson, Barb Clark, Angie Runde, Deb Richardson, Steph Start, Stephanie Shipman, Lisa Hovde, Mary Bellman, Michelle Schaufler, Tara Peters, Melanie Hovde, Julie Kempe. GOLF BASEBALL fennm GMLO Front Row-Left to Right: Brad Skifter, Ed Simmes, Jon Root, Mitch Glynn, Ramses, Ramirez, 2nd Row-Chris Utz, Glenn Simmes, John Rich, Chad Bothun, Brad Taylor, 3rd Row-Larry Norby, Deke Stejskal, Russ Foster, Jared Jacobson, Coach Knight. ATHLETIC BANQUET The Athletic Banquet for fall and winter sports was held on Tuesday, March 18. The following awards were given: Football Letterwinners: Steve Brown-low, Russ Roster, Jim Hindt, Jared Jacobson, Steve Jacobson, Mike Kunert, Mark Nagele, Dave Vigum. Volleyball Letterwinners; Holly Schaefer, Julie Sorenson, Sheryl Taylor, Diane Wheeler, Kirstin Hanson, Carmen Miller, Julie Miller, Debbi Richardson, Angie Runde, Lisa Hovde, Jill Plumb, Linda Speer. Participation - Stephanie Shipman. Managers and Stats. -Rhonda Kasten and Tamela Harrington. Most Valuable - Debbi Richardson. Most Improved - Kristin Hanson. Boys Basketball Letterwinners: Jared Jacobson, Russ Foster, Mark Nagele, Ramses Ramirez, John Heimer, David Hyberger, Edgar Rowe, Dan Weness, Larry Norby. Mr. Hustle - Dan Weness, Most Improved - John Heimer, Most Valuable - Jared Jacobson, Special Award 1252 points - Jared Jacobson. Managers - Nate Eastvold, Mike Orum. Stat. Keepers - Jon Kavan-augh, Angie Runde. Girls Basketball Letterwinners:-Cathy O'Rourke, Sheryl Taylor, Kirstin Hanson, Angie Runde, Lisa Hovde, Jill Plumb, Lori Miller, Lisa Miller, Sarah Bergan, Debbi Richardson. Managers - Trisha Hanson, Brad Elliot. Most Valuable - Deb Richardson, Most Improvved - Jill Plumb Wrestling Letterwinners: Steve Brownlow, Chris Nelson, Corey Speer, Trevor Bly, Troy Watts, Eric Brownlow, Jeremy Rowe, Dennis Bly, John Rowe. Hardest Worker -Trevor Bly, Most improved - Dennis Bly, Outstanding Wrestler -Chris Nelson, Most Takedowns -Chris Nelson, Most Escapes - Steve Brownlow, Trevor Bly, Most Reversals - Trevor Bly, Most 2 Point Near Falls - Steve Brownlow, Most 3 Point Near Falls - Chris Nelson, Most Falls - Chris Nelson. Cheerleading Letterwinners: Holly Schaefer, Sheryl Taylor, Sue Rin-dels, Cheryl Davis, Miki Hofner, Lisa Miller, Lori Miller, Kim Brownlow, Joni Bye, Trisha Hanson. 1. What ya doin' Kim? 2. Munchin and a crunchin. 3. I can't wait to get out of this place! 4. Illegal Alien 5. Phone home. 6. Macho Man! 7. Double trouble. 8. This is their definition of Studying ?! 9. Why don't you join chorus, Angie? 10. She thinks I'm listening to her. 11. The CLAW! 12. Hard at work. 13. It Bent , ... Who said that? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. I ate the whole thing! Just practicing up for tomorrow night. It was a rough night. Just a pickin and a grinin. This is my natural look. It's totally awesome. Are you going to jump first, Ric? Hey . . She’s steeling my man! Should we see who's smoking in the boys room? Studying hard in history class? Jared . Actually doing dishes? Is that so. Who me? O.K. everybody show us your beer bellies! Smile . . . You're on Candid Camera! There's a martian in our school! Show us your puppy dog eyes E.R. OTIVATION AKERS ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH BAND Row 1 - Jennifer Truman, Trisha Hanson, Sue Rindels, Michelle Schaufler, Kirstin Hanson, Diane Monson, Tamela Harrington, Stephanie Shipman, Jill Plumb. Row 2 - Kris Ahrens, Jenny Anderson, Beth Hanson. Joni Bye, Mary Bellman, Lisa Hovde, Rhonda Kasten, Clayton Sloan, Mark Davis, Julie Sorenson. Row 3 - Colleen Schmidt, Cheryl Davis, Keith Hanson, Aaron Paulson, Ric Root, Kevin Janssen, Chad Bunne, Debbie Streit, Tracy Adams. Row 4 - Mr. Rathlisberger, Director, Lisa Miller, Lori Miller, Marcy Stockdale, Julie Miller, Miki Hofner, Roxanne Monson. Row 1 - Trisha H., Mary B., Michelle S., Beth H., Julie K., Jennifer P., Nicole E., Row 2 - Shelly H.. Sue G., Kia W., Brenda V., Niki H., Joni B., Marlene B., Jacki R., Chris U.. John B., Row 3 - Christie U., Al C., Tara P., Chris S., Dan K., Chad B., Debbie S., Julie E., Steven S., Jeff H., Row 4 - Mr. Rathlisberger, Director, John S., Jodi H., Kim B., CJ. A., Pam H. t This page is sponsored by Donna's Place, LeRoy - 324-5144. 59 LOHS MARCHING BAND FLAGS Row 1 - Lori Miller, Beth Hanson, Lisa Miller. Row 2 - Brenda Kiefer. Kirstin Hanson, Julie Kempe This page is sponsored by Threads and Gift Shed, LeRoy - 324-5125. 60 JAZZ BAND Row 2 - Rhonda Kasten, Lisa Hovde, Chris Utz. Row 2 - Colleen Schmidt. Sarah Bergan, Tara Peters, Chris Soitau. Row 3 - Debbie Streit, Dan Kavanaugh, Marcy Stockdale, Cheryl Davis, Ric Root, Kirstin Hanson. Row 4 - Roxanne Monson, Julie Miller, Jill Plumb, Kevin Janssen. Mark Davis, Chad Bunne, Keith Hanson. PEP BAND This page is sponsored by Hair Update, LeRoy - 324-5973. 61 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1 - Lisa Rohrer, Tammy Harrington, Angie Runde, Kirstin Hansen, Stephanie Start, Brenda Kiefer, Jill Plumb, Carmen Miller, Molly Johnson. Cathy O'Rourke, Bev Freerkson, Karen Miller, Kim Miland. Row 2 - Michelle Ullom, Jamie Ruud, Julie Miller, Marcy Stockdale Jenni Anderson, Kim Paulson, Barb Clark, Lisa Hovde, Troy Bucknell, Chad Harrington, Clint McRoberts, Gary Freerkson. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row 1 - Shelly Harrington, Julie Kempe, Steven Shipman, Debbie Streit, Marlene Bellman, Al Christopherson, John Stockdale, Chris Ut M k Anderson, Ben Marquardt, Nicki Hammon, Jim Start, C.J. Anderson. Row 2 - Trisha Hanson, Mary Bellman, Michelle Schaulfer Jodi H Niki Orke, Beth Hanson, Melanie Hovde, Kim Brownlow, Dennis Bly, Jeff Hanson, Nathan Eastvold, Jennifer Plumb, Sherry Hovde T °Ve ' Potorc ' 7 ae ara This page is sponsored by Country Repair, LeRoy - 324-5385. SOLOS AND ENSEMBLES Top Left- Duet- Julie Miller and Kirstin Hanson Top Right- Soloists- Steph Start, Tammy Harrington, Kirstin Hanson, Lisa Rohrer. Middle Left- Sax Solo- Rhonda Kasten Middle Right- Sax Quartet- Kirstin Hanson, Lisa Hovde, Mark Davis, Rhonda Kasten. Bottom- Trio- Marcy Stockdale, Lisa Rohrer, Jenny Anderson. 63 Future armers Left to Right - Front Row: Mr. Schaufler, Chris Nelson, Trevor Bly, Dan Weness, Mark Davis, Julie Miller, Brad Speer 2nd Row - John Rich, Sarah Bergan, Colleen Schmidt, Clint McRoberts, Jeremy Rowe, Tony Hyberger, Randy Runde, Shawn Chevchuck, Keith Hanson, David Arndofer 3rd Row - Cheryl Davis, Bev Freerkson, Marcy Stockdale, Shawn Cox, Aaron Eastvold, Clayton Sloan, Robert Dreyer, Ben Jacobson, Troy Derry 4th Row - Ric Root. Dean Vigum, Bob Dohlman, Chad Harrington, Larry Norby. Kevin Jansen, Jon Root, Gary Freerkson, Jon Kavanaugh 5th Row - Rod Kasten, Corey Speer, Steve Bronlow, Mark Nagele, Dan Keifer, Jeff Truman, Chris Eastvold F.F.A. AMERICA 64 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Front Row - Left to Right: Officers - Barb Clark, Lisa Hovde, Tammy Harrington, Kirstin Hanson, Angie Runde. 2nd Row - Mary Bellman, Tara Peters, Kim Miland, Julie Kempe, Steven Shipman, Brenda Keifer, Sue Rindels, Marlene Bellman, Advisor: Mrs. Mayer. 3rd Row - Sherry Hovde, Karen Miller, Lisa Rhore, Lisa Miller, Jodi Hovey, Nicki Orke, Lori Miller, Diane Monson, Kris Aherns, Kim Gigstead. 4th Row - Mike Weness, Pam Harvey, Trisha Hanson, Melanie Hovde, Beth Hanson, Stephanie Shipman, Steph Start. F H A OF AMERICA 65 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Hauck and the new NHS members: Kirsten Hanson, Julie Sorenson, Deb Richardson, Julie Miller, Michelle Ullom, Mark Davis, Chris Nelson, Tracy Balt. STUDENT COUNCIL Pres. Jared Jacobson Vice Pres. Russ Foster 12th Grade: Katy Ahrens, Chris Eastvold 11th Grade: Mark Davis, Chris Nelson 10th Grade: Rhonda Kasten, Jon Root 9th Grade: Lisa Miller, Aaron Eastvold 8th Grade: Michelle Schaufler, Beth Hanson 7th Grade: Sue Grass, Julie Eastvold 66 ANNUAL STAFF Row 1- Holly Schaefer, Sheryl Taylor-editor, Angie Runde. Kirstin Hanson. Row 2-Molly Johnson, Jodi Rowe, Julie Sorenson, Katy Ahrens, Karin Crass, Deb Richardson. OUR FEARLESS LEADER? OFFICE HELP MR. RICHARDSON - OUR ADVISOR. 67 Debbi Richardson Angie Runde Miss Boda Dennis Bly Dan Weness SPEECH CLUB SPANISH CL UB Front Row Left to Right: Corey Speer 2nd Row: Tammy Harrington Mark Davis Jamie Rudd Dan Weness Michelle Ullom Troy Watts Miss Boda 3rd Row: Kirstin Hanson Deb Richardson Jill Plumb Eric Brownlow Angie Runde Barb Clark Molly Johnson 68 RAMSES RAMIREZ This has been one of the most important times that I have experienced. I had the opportunity to do new things like playing different sports, meeting people who have different customs than I am used to, and 1 got the chance to experience another climate. Thank you for letting me share a part of my education with you. It will be difficult to forget this experience. I hope to see you again some day. Having a native Spanish speaker in our Spanish class was a very special addition to the 1985-86 school year. Ramses often shared his Mexican culture and customs with us. We hope that Ramses learned as much about our lives here as we were able to learn about his. Ramses helped bring two different worlds a little closer together. Gracias, Ramses y mucho suerte. Miss Boda Sharing our home with Ramses this year has given us the chance to expand our growth as a family and our knowledge of a new country. Although Ramses was a very quiet person, he always presented himself in a mannerly way, showing us the patience and understanding that is attributed to Mexico. We enjoyed learning the differences and likes our two countries have and now hope to have the opportunity to visit Ramses' part of Mexico one day. It was not easy for Ramses to leave the familiarity of his family, friends, country and school, but we hope he will be able to carry a little part of our country back with him. We have enjoyed having Ramses with us and look forward to the day when we may host another student. Best wishes to Ramses, Duane and Sharon Hanson, Hosting Parents. THE PERILOUS DECLINE OF CORA SLINE CHARACTERS Pa Cleanlivin ............................. Ma Cleanlivin ............................. Sonny Cleanlivin .......................... Colonel Questus Quantrell ................. Monday Quantrell .......................... Wednesday Quantrell ....................... Friday Quantrell .......................... Finney Sline .............................. Cora Sline ................................ Lydia O. Lydia ............................ Bumpkin 1 .............................. Bumpkin 2 .............................. Director .................................. ......Chris Soltau ......Karin Grass .......Dennis Bly . . Nathan Eastvold ... Kristin Hanson ____Trisha Hanson Michelle Schaufler ......Brett Bergan .....Sheryl Taylor .......Julie Miller ,... Kim Brownlow ...........Joni Bye Miss Jill Mulvenna AWARDS DAY MAY 16, 1986 The following awards were presented at the Awards Day Program, May 16: Principals Honor Roll-Julie Sorenson, Tracy Batt, Jon Kavanaugh, Jill Plumb, Jenni Anderson, Lisa Miller, Lori Miller, Marcy Stockdale, Mary Bellman, Marlene Bellman, Brenda Yoch, Dennis Bly. President's Academic Fitness Awards- Julie Sorenson, Mary Bellman, Dennis Bly. Perfect Attendance- Jennifer Plumb, Melanie Hovde, David Arndorfer, Brenda Kiefer, Chad Harrington, Tracy Batt, Ramses Ramirez. Office Assistance- Carmen Miller, Diane Wheeler, Jodi Hovey, Joni Bye. Class Officers- Brenda Yoch, Trevor Bucknell, Jeff Hanson, Dennis Bly, Chad Bunne, Dan Kavanaugh, Sarah Bergan, Tony Hyberger, Kris Ahrens, Jill Plumb, Lisa Hovde, Cherri Eastvold, David Hyberger, Jamie Ruud, Julie Miller, Steve Brownlow, Karin Grass. National Honor Society- Julie Sorenson Student Council- Jared Jacobson, Russ Foster, Chris East-void, Katy Ahrens, Mark Davis, Chris Nelson, Rhonda Kasten, Jon Root, Aaron Eastvold, Lisa Miller, Beth Hanson, Michelle Schaufler, Julie Eastvold, Sue Grass. Music Awards District Contest- Junior High Students- C.J. Anderson(2), Al Christopherson, Nathan Eastvold, Jeff Hanson, Ben Marquardt(3), John Stockdale, Chris Utz, Tricha Han-son(3), Kim Brownlow, Mary Bellman, Beth Hanson, Michelle Schaufler, Joni Bye. District Contest- Senior High Students- Susan Rindels, Stephanie Start, Tammy Harrington, Rhonda Kasten(2), Lisa Hovde, Mark Davis, Kirstin Hanson. District and Region Contest- Lisa Rohrer(2), Kirstin Han-son(2), Jenni Anderson, Marcy Stockdale, Julie Miller. Large Group District Contest Trophy for High School Girls Trophy Music letters awarded to Juniors who have been in a Senior High Group for three years, been to solo and ensemble contest two years and had no unexcused absences from performances- Kirstin Hanson-chorus and band, Tammy Harrington-chorus and band, Julie Miller-chorus and band, Ric Root-band. Senior letters awarded to those who have been in band or chorus a minimum of three years- Julie Sorenson-band, Aaron Paulson-band, Molly Johnson-chorus. Special awards awarded to those who participated in the full length of their season- Majorette-Jill Plumb, Marching Band Field Captain-Julie Miller, Flag Corp member-Kirstin Hanson, Susan Rindels, Brenda Kiefer, Lori Miller, Lisa Miller, Julie Kempe, Beth Hanson, Choir Piano Accompanists- Kirstin Hanson, Jill Plumb, Mary Bellamn, Julie Kempe, Michelle Schaufler, Helpers at Music contests- Kim and Kari Gig-, stead. All choir and band members receive pins or certificates for participation. Speech Awards- Debbi Richardson, Jon Kavanaugh, Dennis Bly. Spanish Award- Michelle Ullom Shop Awards- Woodworking-Mike Kunert, Braphic Communication- Jon Kavanaugh. Typing Awards- Linda Speer, Stephanie Shipman, Sue Rindels, Kim Paulson, Rhonda Kasten, Brenda Kiefer. Accounting Awards- Tracy Batt, Chris Nelson. Model Office- Julie Sorenson, Katy Ahrens. Annual Staff- Sheryl Taylor, Katy Ahrens, Julie Soren son, Karin Brass, Holly Schaefer, Jodi Rowe, Molly Johnson, Angie Runde, Debbi Richardson, Kirstin Hanson. Drama Awards- Dennis Bly, Michelle Schaufler, Tricha Hanson, Joni Bye, Kim Brownlow, Chris Soltau, Kirstin Hanson, Julie Miller, Brett Bergan, Sheryl Taylor, Karin Grass, Nathan Eastvold. Athlete of the Year - Russ Foster. I 72 Mini EMORIES The kids of the future. The ones just starting their school life. Already they're stacking up the memories. They are finding out about the many things to come in the school life. They are finding out that all time is not milk break time, but so far they've made us very proud to have them among us. ELEMENTAR FACULTY Francis Norby- 1st Sandra Groth- 1st Deb Bucknell- 2nd Rhonda Newton- 2nd Jill Mulvenna- 3rd Isabel Vatne- rd Lisha Daniels- 4th Diane Fechner- 4th Jerry Utz- 5th Sherry Luebke- 6th Kieth Anderson- 6th Tammy Knight- KG 74 X Charlie Anderson- Phy. Ed. Brenda Copley- Title 1 Rhonda Lewison- Teachers Aid Don Beach-Elem. Principal Joan Wehrenberg-Secretary Daniel Adams Matt Anderson Scott Bastian Stephanie Byrd Connie Davis Chris Dreyer Brad Elliott David Farliger Danny Feather Kyle Gigstead Bob Grass Brenda Hanson Kevin Harrington Jim Hiller Mitchell Horsman Brian Jasper Aaron Johnson Charlie Johnson Raeann Johnson Christine Keller Teresa Kunert Chris Lentz Patty Lentz Chad Lidtke Nicole Main Shannon Meyers Kari Miller Mike Orum Dayne Olson Reid Olson Jay Peters Christina Rohrer Ryan Schwenn Diane Sorenson Cathy Stockdale Paula Streit Jason Van Dyke Steven Yoch 76 6TH GRADE 5TH GRADE Jeff Bhend Paul Bruns Tammy Bye Angela Eastwold Tina Granahan Jason Hofner Richard Hahn Eric Hanson Tom Jasper David Lewison Jennifer Newton Darla Pittelko Jill Rolli Jenny Ronken Penny Rowe Kari Runde Jarett Ruud Kyle Sanders Heather Schaufler Jason Soltau Stephanie Soltau Travis Van Dyke Dave Vantries Ryan Wehrenberg Toby Winfield Missing: Jason Derry 7, Kari Benkstein Alysha Bird Shari Bucknell Monica Ellingson Jamie Farlinger Kari Gigstead Tara Granahan Shelley Grass Darrell Hahn Shelly Hammon Nathan Harrington Todd Harrington Danny Heimer Scott Henerickson Alisa Hepker Paul Hiller Stacy House Kevin Hovde Tricia Hovde Carolyn Johnson Rebecca Johnson David Keller Brigette Kohn Charlie Lawson Michelle Lewison Matt Main Dawn Orum Kristy Pittelko Michelle Purkapile Desarae Rice Kory Sanders Gabe Schumann Tony Stockdale James Sutherland Kelly Ullom Erin VanDyke Kelly Werenberg 78 4TH GRADE 3RD GRADE Paul Arndorfer Krista Backus Christy Bastian Jeff Bellman Heidi Bly Katie Daly Chad Eastvold Jenny Eastwold Dairel Groves Danny Hanson Troy Harwood Ryan Hoefs Stacey Horsman Barry Johnson Bradley Johnson Courtney King Jenny Lawson Brandy Miller Lori Rcndahl Chris Roe Laura Rohrer Jason Rowe Craig Schaufler Amanda Siskow Kari Start Angie Stevens Jon Sutherland Tasha Voyna Lynette Vreeman Darren Winfield Missing: Kevin Welsh 79 Dean Adams Danny Bellman Angela Brookins Tyler Bucknell Destiny Cummings Travis Davis Shannon Dohlman Brandon Frazer Alisa Grabau Josh Harrington Daniel Hauck Wendy Jasper Jeremy Jensen Katy Karver Nick McCloud Brenda McRoberts Carrie Miller Josh Mills Jessica Newton Britt Olson Amy Potter Jessica Purkapile Angela Rice Nick Rich Tim Roe Josh Ronken Kelly Schumann Sam Siskow Kevin Speer Jason Stern Nancy Stockdale Frank Streit Corey Throckmorton Kevin Wells 80 2ND GRADE 1ST GRADE Joseph Adams Matt Anderson Melissa Benkstein Jimmie Bhend Heather Bucknell Heidi Bucknell Amy Byrd Beth Daly Jennifer Davis Mitchell Ellingson Brad Farlinger Timmie Fechner Michael Frazer Troy Granah Levi Guy Jeremy Hammon Bethany Hoefs Clint Jasper Lori Johnson Megan Kavanaugh Michael Kempe Billy Lawson Mike Main Nicholas Miller Suzie Nagel Jenny Nelson Matt O'Groske Ry Rendahl Robbie Richardson Michael Rohrer Doug Siskow Brandon Soltau Heidi Stevens Jaci Utz Jeremy Volkart Amber Winfield Jim Yoch 81 Michael Adams Joseph Boehmer Nick Bucknell Bambi Dohlman Thasia Giles Shaun Harrington Tricia Harrington Casey Hendrickson Carie Hovde Michael Johnson Ann Keim Curt Kiefer Mattew King Alicia Kottschade Dan Kunert Jacob Kunert Dustin Lidtke Tara Linderman Nathan McCloud Ben Mensink Megan Meyers Andrea Mills Danny Payne Jacob Payne Chastidy Peters Adam Potter Clinton Purkapile Jarrad Rice Mike Roe Jessica Rollie Zach Schenn Jayy Soltau Timmy Voyna Crystal Wells KINDERGARTEN Jessica Wilharm Cory Winfield Jason Wolfe ELEMENTARY BAND AND CHORUS Front- Tammy Bye, Jenny Ronker, Diane Sorenson. 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