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ROW 1: David Bowers, Guy Bray, Danny Buck, and Becky Carlin. ROW 2: Amy Chapman and Karyn Christensen. The Senior Class Officers. Back Row: Paul Peschong, President; Joe Thyne, S.C. Representative, Mark Popowski. Vice President; Robin An- derson. Secretary. Front Row: Lynn Peters, Treasurer and Kathy Peterson, S.C. Representative. 1 ROW 3: Jim Cummins and Stacey Dockter. ROW 4: Travis Dvorak and Randy Eisenschenk.
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Eisenschenk Joins Class for Senior Year Observing that this year's senior class of 85 students was smaller than usual, a look was taken at this class as kindergarten students. Research revealed that only 52 of the original 111 students remained in the class of 1987. Four new students were added to the class in '87. Randy Eisenschenk, who came from Cold Springs, Minnesota, joined the class along with three foreign exchange stu- dents. Achieving special honors during the senior year were Shirley VanSambeek, a National Merit Scholarship semi- finalist, and Lynn Peters, the State DECA President. Rounding out schedules with electives, seniors were required to take English and government. Those plan- ning to attend college were also required to take a half credit each of computer and fine arts. Mrs. Dorothy Hooper acted as class advisor. ROW 1: David Adler Bridget Aesoph Robin Anderson Paul Angerhofer ROW 2: Loreen Behlings Darcy Berkner Jody Block ROW 3: Sharon Boerger Jenica Bohlen Timothy Bohn 8
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73% of Senior Class Plans More Education Seventy-three percent of the graduating class plans to further its education. Eighty percent of those will attend a four year (or more) college or university, and the other twenty percent will attend vocational schools. Ten percent of the class plans to enter a branch of the military. Four are joining the Army; two, the Marines; one, the Air Force; and one, the National Guard. The remaining seniors will join the work force, with the possibility of college in a few years. ROW 1: Steve Farrell and LeAnn Fenhaus. ROW 2; Cory Fields and Carla Folk. ROW 3: Kim Folk, Jacque Frazee, Dan Fredrichsen, and Trudi Gonzenbach. ROW 4: Mike Gruba, Vincent Hanson, Roxie Harms, and Lisa Hooth. 10
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