Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

All things Change And tDe (Dust Change tOith C?hem Lothaire ANTLER 1971 VOLUME 45 MINNEHAHA ACADEMY MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA SHARING TO EVERY LIVING THING ... TO THE TINIEST INSECT .. AND TO THE GREATEST TREE ... TO EACH ... THE PASSION TO GROW ... TO DEVELOP ALONE ... THROUGH ONE’S OWN EFFORTS ... THAT ALL LIFE SHALL FLOURISH AND... SO... QUIETLY ... NEVER REVEALING ITS PURPOSE ... NEVER ANSWERING TO PROTESTS ... THE PATTERN EVOLVES ... GROWTH ... AND PERFECTION ... ALWAYS ... THE FUTURE WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF AS IT BECOMES THE PRESENT . 4 YOU CANNOT TEACH A MAN ANYTHING. YOU CAN ONLY HELP HIM TO FIND IT FOR HIMSELF. LIFE IS A SUCCESSION OF LESSONS WHICH HAVE TO BE LIVED TO BE UNDERSTOOD. 5 6 GROOV’N 8 PEACE GOD WARMS HIS HANDS AT MAN’S HEART WHEN HE PRAYS. CLIMB THE MOUNTAINS AND GET THEIR GLAD TIDINGS. NATURES PEACE WILL FLOW TO YOU AS THE SUNSHINE FLOWS INTO THE TREES. THE WINDS BLOW THEIR FRESHNESS INTO YOU AND THE STORMS THEIR ENERGY WHILE CARES DROP AWAY FROM YOU LIKE THE LEAVES OF AUTUMN. u 12 14 15 A SMILE THAT WARMS THE HEART A DREAM COME TRUE 1 CREATING SOMETHING SPECIAL 17 WATCHING THE BEAR DANCE Contents STUDENT LIFE 2 FINE ARTS 26 ORGANIZATIONS 42 ATHLETICS 58 FACULTY 78 STUDENTS 108 SENIORS 130 ADVERTISING 150 INDEX 186 KOM£X,OruNGi )970 7( SlIM STSVfc NCxQArtU GfcOWiLG� RU0fcK feuTMH U)hiT Dln ist fete (Lklka noNJTPiK) p«n coNvt. Dfcu)t9 3oHN£oM CHRIS naoROH scm uJfcSTfcW PH0t8t P WlRSOM CHAR6u)AUSOW SARftH U31TH YOUE HOSTS'. LOfcST (Goopondstthtr SorOfcWL?) f VOS TOPMti TL ft K tn NT. Auer’S TRoeRKJT-'60ut PPC Fl(L--FoKlNJ9 Gnu, Dak], U vs-VOooot- ov.Ui t ftG- FmiR uiU QsdPiP PtU)RKDs go TO: BLST ftCTRtsS B T ftdTOE, Qufc-tM IfUNCx dw P 5wfthi OfO Butqm UJtt Td 20 S no-Day Candidates 24 Princess Donna Stenberg Prince Larry Silverness Princess Jane Ruva Prince Brian Peterman Princess Karen Peterson Prince John Paulson Kinjc Woody Carlson Queen Joy Klasky 25 Princess Ramona Ratfish Prince Mark Anderson youth speaks Debate: P. Convert, D. Holt, B. Mundt. K. Hagman, Mr. Fiaher, B. C loo Is bee. S. Wea-trem. B. Olson, C. Anderson, M. Haemig. P. Pederson. The highlight for this years debate team was when they took third place at the St. Olaf toumments. In her first attempt at original oratory, Chel Anderson succeeded in taking first place also at the St. Olaf tournaments. The topic for debate jvas, Government Involvement in the Water and Air Pollution within the U. S. The debate team participated in a total of six debate tournaments during the year, and was under the direction of Mr. Fisher for the first time. In another field of speaking, Mary Haemig placed first in the Voice of Democracy competition within our school. Round Robins during the spring were also challenging experiences for those who enjoy involvement in speaking. These activities provided opportunities to gain the twenty-five points necessary for membership in the N.F.L. J if ! How can I go wrong with Mr. Fiaher aa my debate coach. asks Dian Holt? Truth Voice of Democracy: Marcia Grundahl. Mary Haemig. Steve Engdahl. Mr . Sedgwick National Forensic% League: FRONT ROW: M. Haemig, M. Clawson, P. Convene, P. Pederaon, D. Tamte, V. Knox. SECOND ROW: B. Mundt, C. Anderson. K. Hagman. B. Goolsbee, AJao not pictured. M. Hoiland. D. Holt, S. Weatrem. 29 Hold it right there! Behind the scenes 30 Jim Craighead, and Mr. Nordatrom. Show Biz This years fall P.T.A. play was the humorous presentation, Don’t Drink The Water”. It starred a mixed cast of students and P.T.A. members. The success of the production was probably due to the fact that it was just pluin funny and the audience could really identify with the characters. The play was about a typical American family on vacation as they find themselves trapped in the American Embassy in Russia. The spring play was also a humorous presentation, but of a little different variety. The Arms Of The Man”, was a satire on heroism and romanticism. The story took place in Hungary in the 18th century. These presentations provided opportunities for new students to be added to the list of Thespian members who already have contibuted one-hundred hours or more of work toward the production of a play. Thespians: J. Craighead. S. Olson. L. Silverness. D. Ullberg. B. Peterman. S. Boyer. S. Beckman. D. Tamte, L. Greer. N. Trclstad, I). Krantz. Not pictured: D. Holt, J. Lundell. P. Nelson. “One World” One world built on a firm foundation, built on a firm foundation of peace. What a wonderous sight, freedoms flame a-light in a world built on love and peace. These words are taken from the theme song of this years exciting annual Pop Concert performance, One World . Phoebe Pederson and Duane Jones narrated the imaginary trip that took us floating over the countries of the world. When a huge windstorm blew their balloon off course, it resulted in a delightful visit to faraway lands and a chance to enjoy music from many other cultures. From the Arab sheiks to the Dutch girls, everyone in the band contributed in their own way to the theme. Mr. Hepburn requested that a special recognition go to the over one-hundred Band Boosters who put tremendous amounts of time and planning into this program to make it such a great success. Paul Anderson. Charles Rapp. Dave Carlson. Terry Dunn. Concert Band FIRST ROW: R. Bjomaon, G. Peyton. K. Sandstrom, B. Ixmdborg, C. Hajicek, P. Bergland. A. Seim. D. Helling. J. Erickson. G. Coch-enet. SECOND ROW: W. Campbell, C. Hemmingaen, S. Knutaon. N. Trelatad, S. Johnson, C. Page. E. Eaikema, I.. Hajicek. B. Staberg, J. Platen. S, Snyder. D. Lundmarlt, THIRD ROW: D. Hoaglund, D. Carlaon, R. Meyer, D. Willct. D. Emerson. P. Anderson. D. Nistl. T. Danielson, C. Olson. C. Olsen. R. Meyer. J. Engiund, FOURTH ROW: P. Henderson. B. Anderson, C. Pugh. T. Satterberg. P. Swanson. M. Anderson. C. Rapp. J. Erickson. LAST ROW STANDING: S. Beckman. D. Haugen. B. Maclear. M. Holmquiat, L. Dairen, Mr. Hepburn. Mr. Hepburn Band Officers: D. Lundmark. Secretary-Treasurer, B. Londborg. President. M. Anderson. Manager D. Hoaglund . Vice President S. Beckman. Uniforms C. Olson. Librarian J. Erickson, Not Pictured. Uniforms S. Snyder. 33 Phoebe Pederson. Duane Jones In the past two years under the direction of Mr. Hepburn, the band has increased in size and quality. Fifty talented new members joined in September. The annual band concert, early in the spring, is an outstanding musical event of the school year. The Study Band, because of its excellent quality, makes a valuable supporting contribution to our musical program. Everyone appreciates the Pep band for its enthusiastic playing at sports events. and 1.2. 3 Pep Band: ROW ONE: D. Hoaglund, D. Carlson, ROW TWO: T. Danielson, G. Hanson. B. Anderson. K. Swanson, S. Langguth, P. Swanson. THIRD ROW: D. Haugen. D. Lundmark, W. Campbell. 34 And the beat goes on ££. mwtZ mKkX.',I)S ww! r'wa'11 TT' C' IT - —� •M « Me ncr. M Ambler. M. Haynaa, ROW THREE K. Johniwn. S. Shelly! S.JohnLi, C. Ch.H K L S K Fuller- S Ka‘ K. Kndriguez, T. Olson. 0. Larson. E. Anderson. B. W'estrem, WOW' FOUR F Walter H Anderson I) l’,l,,erK Breiningcr, J. Denham, J. Dale. T. Am.stutz. ROW FIVE- S 7inf M Swnnsnn I M k-r n if00’ ,,acl“'nl erK- bwedberg. I . Jacobson, M B Berkvall, J. Hedaten. J. Subatad. alaoS STr ’ a ert STtSl ? ■ ■“ We tberg, C. Pugh. A. Kleinrath. P Kerr. C. Peterson. B. Campbell. “,C 00 S K c � her� . M. Stromberg. S Langguth. D. Willett, W, Pucker up' Participation is the keynote Our folk group this year was more like a “small choir”, reflected one of the thirteen members. The group was accompanied by three guitars, a piano, a bass, and on occasion, a flute. Their busy schedule took them to numerous churches in and outside the Twin City area. Mr. Bostrom went with the group when they performed, and Mr. Hepburn was supervisor and organizer for their engagements. However the credit for the song arrangement was due entirely to the folk group itself. Mark Hoiland acted as leader” for the group. Two other musical groups that contributed to chapel services were the Woodwind Ensemble, and the Miriam Sextet. Our faithful chapel players also provided us with the music for most of the services. Chapel Pianists and Organists: Jan England. Joy Elatky. Sharon Follingstad. Do-neetsa Anderson. also not pictured Jill Erickson Woodwind Ensemble: K. Lundin. G. Cochenet. B Ix ndborg, J. Erickson, S. Knutson. C. Hajicek, C. Page. R. Temple Gospel Folk Group: FRONT ROW: G. New house, V. Knox, M. Luttio, D. Tarate, P. Pederson. J. Rnjclund, M. Grundahl. BACK ROW: L. Greer, B. Peterman, M. Holland, A. 1.undin, L. Silverness. B. Wnhlund Miriam Sextet: B. Johnson. C. Swanson. D. Tamte, K. Dahlgren. S. Holt. S. Dale. 37 Sing along with Mr. Opel First Hour Choir FIRST ROW: L. Johnson. B. Beckvall. E. Moonev. P. Carlson. I). Haugen. C. Erickson. W. Widel. B Olson. J. Nelson. M. Keil. C. Anderson. V. Hinxe. J. Hoke. SECOND ROW N. Hindels. C. Quiggle. S. Nichols. N. Jacobson. J. Oertwich. J. Boehlke. K. Thill. D. I-arson. M Lunseth, L. Tjomhora. H. Nordstrom. L. Dickson. J. Stevens. P. Ledoboer. THIRD ROW: P. Bergsland, B. Malam. S. Jergenson. J. Ingjson. B. Robinson, P. Mordh. S. Syverson. J. Hedback. Orchestra FIRST ROW: R. Inkala. J. Elasky. M. Luttio, D. Beck. B. Wells. M. Grundahl. SECOND ROW J. Egg . V. Pengra. M. Egg . C. Swanson. S. Beckman. We're proud if the many groups that make Minnehaha’s Music program outstanding. The Treble Choir, Fourth Hour Choir, composed of singers with a real interest in music, took part in the Christmas, Easter and Spring Concerts. An enjoyable event for the Treble Choir was singing in the Covenant Womens Spring Fashion Show. The orchestra, though only three years old. is a valuable asset at School Concerts. Their fine playing under Mr. Opel's direction is pleasurable listening. Treble Choir: ROW ONE: E. Roufs. J. Peterson, D. Bennett, S. Ratner. D. Converse. K. Miller. M. Stohlberg. P. Herman. ROW TWO: P. P t, M. Beck. N. Schupe. D. Anderson. J. Erickson. J. Parker. ROW THREE: L. Browu, S. Johnson. V. Carlson, L. Peterson. E. Hultquist. C. Page, D. Olson. Fourth Hour Choir: ROW ONE: S. Olson. B. Rhodes. A. Seman, B. Ringold. R. Plowman, J. Walen, C. Johnson. E. Anderson, K. Boosalis. C. Hoffman. C. Churchill, M. Egge, M. Larson, ROW TWO: N. Johnson. R. Meyer. J. Haire, P. Melletna, P. Carlson, K. Romero. J. Nelson. J. Walen, L. Mel-lema, J. Brvant, M. Solvang, N. Emerson. K. Lundin, ROW THREE: P. O’Brien. E. Parramore. B. Hammick, D. Riddle. B. Olson. K. Krntochvil, M. Riley. D. Ullberg, I). Rakow. J. Hedsten. S. Nelson. ROW FOUR K. Frisch. S. Wannebo, J. Peters. T. Carlson. B. Ulseth. 39 The Night Before Christmas Singers this year was an eighty-four member choir, a bit larger than in the past. Two formal appearances at the St. Paul Hilton, and the Radisson South highlighted the fall. At the traditional M. A. Christmas Concert, the Singers performed, “The Christmas Oratorio and “The Night Before Christmas as always adding greatly to the Spirit of the Season. A new dimension was added to the Singers for the first time this year, a full string section. Three members of the choir, Vicki Knox. Mark Johnson, and Mark Hoiland did solo work. The Singers went on tour April 14th thru the 18th in southern Minnesota. At the spring concert they sang Mendelson’s Elijah, and at the Easter presentation, “The Seven Last Words . Sinners Officers Vice President I. Silverness . Treasurer J. Elaskv. President S. F.ntfdnhl. Secretary H. Johnson Suiger : FIRST ROW: C. Swanson, D. Tamte, L. Larson, S. LcVahn. B. Staberg, N. Miller, V. Knox, K. Johnson, M. Grundahl, M. Anderson, D. Bjorklund, D. Beck. B. Londborg, M. Lindahl, S. Boyer. C. Olsen. M. Luttio. K. Dahlgren. S. Bean. A. Weathers, F. Bertelson, SECOND ROW B. Anderson, S. Holt, S. Follingstad. B. Johnson, S. Sulack, J. Hodge, S. Beckman, J. Elasky, K. Peterson, B. LaFavor, V. Pcngra, J. Strom. J. Knglund, D. Stenberg, G. Hendricks. P. Hein. B. Heed. S. Dale. K. O'Brien. K. Gardeen, THIRD ROW: J. Wancckc. K. Walen, S. Campbell. B. Atchley. L. I-aw. C. Mordh, B. Wahlund, R. Johnson. G. Gruber. S. Kngdahl. J. Anderson. C. Johnson. R. Inkala, W. Muller, D. Byms. P. Cutshall. P. Pederson. B. Wells, K. Bengtson, FOURTH ROW: J. Anderson, J. Deyo, M. Hoiland, M. Anderson, L. Silverness. T. Markson, B. Peterman, M. Johnson, D. Holmquist, D. Carlson. D. Erickson. L. Greer. D. Haagenson. B. Westmark, A. Lundin. D. Malara. B. White, R. Hagberg. J. Erickson. 41 Life in student government House: FIRST ROW: Steve Dahl, Steve Peter . Brian Anderson. Larry Magnuson. Mike Stiff. Bill Haramink. SECOND ROW: Kathy Miller. Mary Fudge. Wendy Widell. Chi Johnson. Bobbi Benson. Cheryl Erickaon, LaVonne l-ande, Linda Nelson. Rita Rodriquez. THIRD ROW: Cindy Alquist, Rachel Mixer, Anders 1.undin, Julie Hanson. Micki Kid, Ruth Olson, Debbie Tamte. Denise Beck. Semite: FIRST ROW. Sandy Nelson. Dianne Hau an, Nancy Jacobson. Andy Lundin, Karen Lund, ., Mary Kershaw, Bob Dale, SECOND ROW: Paula Cutshall, Komie Johnson. Dave Carlson. Butch White, Trent Carlson. Bill King. The student body voted on a new system of government last fall. Now the two main branches of Student Government are the Senate and the House headed by Student Body President, Scott Westrem and Vice-President, Andy Lundin. The Senate consists of two representatives from each home room, and the House contains two from each class. One of the achievements of the Student Government this year was to revise the Handbook. The primary goals of the Student Government were to stimulate more enthusiastic student participation and to imorove communication between the student body and the Administration. Student Body Officers: President Scott Westrem, Secretary Shari Boyer, Not Pictured: Vice-President Anders Lundin. National Honor Society Shows Good Character All new and old members of National Honors Society have worked hard. Each member must maintain an honor roll average besides playing active rolls in leadership, service.and have a pleasing character. New members were initiated in a ceremony before the student body and parents on March 17. Kathy Dahlxren Carol Hajicek Steven Maxe John Almquist Mnrciii Grundahl Charlene Swanson Tom Satterberx Joy El ky Doneetsu Anderson Debbie Tarate Kathy t.ewis Mark Anderson Shelby Torjseson Donna Stenber Pamela Converse Elizabeth Eelkemn Robbie Meyer Mary Haemi Sharon Follingstad Miriam Luttio Chel Anderson Mark Hoiland Stefan Smith National Honors Society: Old Members: Steve Engdahl. Denise Beck. Vicki Knox. Brian Peterman. Jan Olfelt, Scott Westrem. Beth I ondbocg. Gloria Hendricks. Foreign Languages F ur ther Communications Spanish Club French Club Representatives row. I he highlight of the Foreign Language Clubs is Foreign Language Day, where all the students taking a language dress up in costumes representing their country. Another big event this year was a soccer game held in the fall. After fighting valiantly, the Spanish Club won for the second year in a German Club The Senior Pep Club spurred our teams on to many victories. They refreshed the spectators by selling food in their stand, and to promote enthusiasm the members purchased shakers. The Pep Club is looking forward to their annual banquet which is held in the spring. '£ Club Officers: Beth Ix ndborg, Carol Page, Beth Anderson. Joyce Denham. Skilled writers help to develop the Quiver and Rap The Quiver is published to relate news of school activities and the achievements of our athletic teams to the students. It is also a media through which aspiring journalists can test their writing ability. Quiver Staff: Anne Seeman, Cindy Alquist, Sheri Boyer, SECOND ROW: Brad Berggren. Larry Magnuson, Steve Peters, Mr. Eid. Bob Mundl. The Rap made its first appearance in October. Its staff is composed of energetic Journalism students and other followers of the more personal kind of news. Rap Staff: Griff Lavick, John Lundeli, Debbie Olaon, Mary Jo Jelinek, Marjorie Norman, SECOND ROW Bill Price, Mr. Kid. Brad Berggren, (not pictured! Brad LaSalle. Antler calls for imagination Advertising: Mary John •on. Karen Gardeen. Dian Holt. SECOND ROW Jim Craighead. Phil Littlefield. Greg Nelson. THIRD ROW: Hutch Schilling. Peter Torell, Dave Carlson. John Robinson. Scott Larson. FOURTH ROW: Sheri Boyer. Mr. Buteyn-Adviaor. Dian Holt, Carolyn Collier-Editor. Sarah Beckman, Kathy Dahlgrcn, SECOND ROW: Jan Englund, Debbie Tamte-Co-Edi-tor, Brad Berggren. Faculty Section: Kuthy Nelson, Beryl Wells, Carol Page. Debbie Syverson. Beth Londborg, Beth Johnson. Jan Olfelt, Beth Stabcrg. .. and Creativity Senior Section. Mary Pluimer. Nancy Miller. Ann Seim. Kristie Gabriel. I-aura Lamprecht, Vickie Pengra. Underctarsmen: Jim Johnson. Judy Hodge. Bev Johnson. Frances Bertleson, Muffie I-arson, Wendy Widell. Jenal Palm. I-ynn Brown. The Antler Staff worked diligently to meet their approaching deadlines. They soon caught on to the fact that a layout was more than several lines and pictures placed on a piece of paper. Alot of effort and concentration was needed to produce a good yearbook. The Antler was advised by Mr. Buteyn with Carolyn Collier as Editor and Debbie as Assistant Editor. Fine Arts Section: Betsy Bankton, Diane Whitbeck, Holly Nordstrom. Ann Waatberg. 51 Sport• Section Patti Poet. Lis Hultquist. Nan Trolstad. Second Row: Dick Sturm. Mark McCarty, Brad Olson. Jim Hammick. Student Leadership and Participation Committee: Phoebe Pederson, Kathie Dahlgren, Muffie Larson. Debbie Tamte, Wendy Widell. Kathy Thill, Nancy .Jacobson, Joan Walon. Finance Committee: Chairman: Beth Johnson. Barb Westrcm. The Student Leadership and Participation Committee encourages student life. Among their many duties is the planning of a student orientation week at the beginning of the school year and school parties occasionally thereafter. The Finance Committee set up this year’s student body budget to keep account of expenditures and income. The Religious Committee shows spiritual concern for all Minnehaha students, organizing and carrying out student chapels twice each week. Tliotr alcr� bain fn nlnn nnr miest sneakers. Committees Assume Leadership Religious Committee: Carol Page, Doneetsa Anderson, I-ori Peterson. Gloria Newhouse. Jill Erickson. Steve Maxe Musing: Chairman Vicki Knox. Good Grief: Sieve Engdnhl, Sarah Beckman, Sheri Boyer. Scott Westren. Props Committee: Steve Olson, Mike Carr, Pete Olson. Second Row: Don Krantz, Kirk Nobusch. Committees Add to Student Life Publicity: Lynn Brown. Karen Peterson. Sharon Sulack, Martha Tozer. Cheryl Montan. Good Grief is the theme of this year’s information time. They put in long hours of imaginative planning to create a pleasant combination of humor and seriousness for the afterchapel announcement period. They also helped promote school spirit and loyalty. The members of the Props committee are the boy Fridays of Minnehaha Academy. They turn on and off the mikes and lights, blow out the candles, move the pulpit, and close the drapes. Their many other activities are too numerous to be mentioned here. Contrary to popular opinion, school is a place for learning. To achieve this end, the Education Committee has worked diligently for Days of Concern and informative assemblies. The Publicity Committee supervises the publicity for school activities and organizations. The Tribal Calls is put out by this committee. Education Committee: John Robinson. Beth Londborg. Frank Asher. Clubs Create Interest Computer Club: Steve Olson, Peter Nelson. Kirk Nos-brusch. Gary Jacobson. (Mussing) Rick Breininger. Ping-Pong Club: RolJin Bauman, Mike Anderson. Stuart Anderson, Philip Benson. Jeff Manlove, Charles Barcus, Bill Hammink. ■ Science Club; Don Kranz, Wayne Fauluk, Gary Jacobson, Steve Olson. John Almquiat. Bob Kyars-gaard. Kermitt Johnson. Jim Anderson. Greg Smith. John Paulson. John Sjoberx. Peter Nelson. The mountain Climbing Club got off to a good start with Marilyn Beck as their fearless leader. This is the first year for the sure footed climbers who often practice at Taylors Falls. Their hopes are to one day attack the real mountains . The Photographers have joined to display to the students a world of faces. The Science Club does many scientific things. The biggest event for the Computer Club was Computer Dating where they strived to match compatible mates. The Ping Pong Club consists of members who found a challenge in hitting the ball. Mountain Climbing Club: Marilyn Beck, Gary Jacobsen. Denise Beck. Jim Johnson. Janet Fealer, Paul Stafford. Paul Swanson. Michelle Lunseth. 57 Teamwork pulls Big Red through! Evidence of our achievement . Football Honors Most Valuable Player Butch White Co-Captians Elect Stefan Smith Robbie Meyer Outstanding Halfback Ernie Johnson ROW I: Butch White. Gary Jacobson. Bob Swanson, Kirbe Strom. Andy Lundin. Dick Sturm. Johnny Paulson. ROW2: Greg Smith. Jerry Delano. Dewey Johnson. Woody Carlson. John Gill. ROW I: Mike Stiff. Don Sylvester, John Lallack. Lanny Law. Burt Wright. Bob West mark, Doug Hanson. Brian Anderson. ROW2: Paul Anderson. Wayne Ecklund, Robbie Meyer. Dan Haagenson. Stefan Smith. Ernie Johnson. Bill Ham mink. We are a Team' Football Scores Burnsville M.A. 12 Opponent 20 St. Bernards 18 33 Sandstone 34 0 S.P.A. 26 0 Concordia 26 12 Breck 20 0 Blake 24 26 Shattuck 26 8 Fridley 16 36 Everyone went into the football season with hopes of clinching the title. With 13 returning lettermen it seemed an easy goal. Losing the first two games was a set-back, but then we won the next four, three of which were conference games. We played Blake at Homecoming. With both teams having a 3-0 record, this was a tough game, and our 26-28 loss was hard to take. All hopes of winning the title seemed lost. We won our last game, and much to our surprise, Blake lost theirs. This meant a tie for first place, and the fulfillment of our goal. The coaches Laugh on. Coach Glenn. Coach Mai ms ten. I’ve Got it. I've got it! on your mark, get set, go!? Go |tel'em. Robbie! ROW 1: Randy Doud, Jeff Me Kinney. Raul Ericson. Don l.ar-� on. Bert Selsback. Jim Ingison, Mike Kiting. ROW 2: Mike Smith. Grey Wilcox, Bill King, Jeff Neal. Kevin Williams, Bill Stevenson, ROW3: Mark Strora-btry, Joe Valtinson. Brad Olson. Scott Shelley, Bill McCary, Steve Johnson. Grey Hanson, ROW -t: Steve Anderson. Mr. Kricson. As they travel on . . . Craig Wallestad, John Sjoberg, Scott Langguth. Kent Emerson, Jim Andenton, Rob Hnllbeck. Richard Bell, A1 Eklof. Bill Campbell. Brian Petermnn. Wendell Carlson. Cross Country Scores M.A. Opponent Mpls. South 38 20 De I-asalle 19 36 Concordia 21 38 S.F.A. 23 32 Blake 20 40 Cross Country Honors Most Valuable members Jim Anderson A1 Eklof Captain Elect Jim Anderson As the team loosens up before a big meet. The tortise and the hare? I did? I won? Soccer finishes third All Conference Mark Hoiland .Joe Gruber Kurt Hagman M.V.P. Mark Anderson Captains Elect Steve Peters Mark Hoiland M.A. Opponent Alumni 2 4 Benilde 0 5 St. Louis Park 0 5 Edina 2 5 Cretin 2 2 St. Thomas 1 3 S.P.A. 2 0 Kennedy 1 4 Brady 5 1 Benilde 1 3 Cretin 4 3 St. Thomas 3 2 S.P.A. 6 0 Blake 1 3 Breck 5 4 Shattuck 9 1 ROW I; Bob Johnson, Dave Campbell, Walt Mueller, Dave Carlson. Joe Gmeber. Dan Barg, Billy Cools-bee, Kurt Hagman. Steve Engdahl, Kim Peterson, John Roberson. Cordell Kumero. ROW2: Coach Kauls. Mark Anderson, Scott I irson, Bob Mundt, Marc Coleman. Larry Silverness. Mark Johnson, Phil Little-Held, Steve Peters, Jim Krickson, Mark Hoiland. Steve Jergenson, Tom Satterberg, Tim Cradle, Marilyn Beck. 64 OOMPH Yaaah ha! ROW I: George Effrem, Mark Riley, Peter Mordh, Mark Breininger, Ross Holdahl, Don Krantz. David Branaon. ROW 2: Gary Lang, Mike LaSalle, Neil Pauluk, Ron Tibor, Jeff Nelson. John Spcrberg, Chuck Rapp, Wade Robinson. Mark Sterling. Trent Carlson, Lonny Johnson. Hey, Come back here! Do you wanna dance? ROW 1; Scott Widall, John Lundquiat, Mark Breininger, Tom Allison. ROW 2: Gary Lang. Jim Peters, George Effrem, Steve Werkemn, Duane Jones, Ron Tibor. Kurt Swanson. Scott McCall. 65 It was a good season any way. ROW 1: Steve Peters, Kent Paulson, l-anny Law, Dewey Johnson, Rob Hallbeck, Jeff Neal. ROW 2: Coach Carlson. Butch White, Johnny Paulson. Jim Erickson, Tom Satterberg, Brad Berggren. Larry Magnuson, Jerome Delano. Think about it! Mr. Glenn, coach; Scott Shelley, David Branson. Jeff McKinney. David Substad. Jeff Price. Greg Wilcox. Dave Wallentine, Bill Hammink. Brian Herron. Paul Erickson. Paulson shows form to win. I� t ROW: Terry Sindt, Jim Ingison. Mark Stromberg. Don Union. Greg Anderson. 2nd ROW: Tim Amstutn. Greg Hanson. Bob Dale. Scott Langguth. Kevin Williams. Mr. Buteyn. coach. 68 Tip it to a M.A. guy! Wrestlers have trying year FIRST ROW: Jeff Nelson. Brad Olson. John Roberson. Paul Stafford. Paul Jacobson. Bob Swanson. SECOND ROW: Ass't coach; Ixthren I vahn, Tim Danielson. Andy Lundin. Dave Kmeraon, Knbby Meyer . Stephan Smith. THIRD ROW Ken Frisch. Gary Swanson. Mark Brctninf'er. Ron Tiber. Bill Stevenson. Coach O'Brien contemplates mat strategy. REGIONAL WINNERS A quiet moment for the team. 1st place 165 Anders Lundin 1st place 175 Hobby Moyer 2nd place Hwt Stephan Smith Robbie manuver for another pin. Hockey — The sport for the hardiest Indians. ROW 1: Wayne Kklund. Rom Holdahl, Rill King. John Gill. Kim Peterson, Dennis Hmhy, Burt Salsbeck. ROW 2: Brian Bolin, Mark Ruhe, Jeff Manlove. Mike Stiff, John McCain, Jeff Erickson, John Mickle. 70 Here we come, ready or not. 71 It’ my turn! What can we say about swimmers? ROW 1: Dan Cooke, Craig Johnson. Peter Mordh, Mark Fugleatad, Mark Sterling. ROW2: Mark Johnson. Tim Markson. Greg Bodin. Paul Peterson. Randy Doud. Steve Peterson. Bill Busse. 72 Paul Peterson splashes on. See the pretty butterfly! One and a two and a? The Lonely Hearts Club ROW I; Barb Beck vail. Sonia Dale. Kris Gronquist. ROW 2: Holly Noretrom. Lynn Stem. Nan Trelstad. Michelle Cornelious. Michele Sumner. Nan and Mitsy getting ready for action. 73 Back for another season HACK ROW: Liz Parramore. Kathy Lowrie, Jan Olfeit, Becky Hooten. Patti Poat. Jill Olfelt, Sharon Netaon, Cathy Olaon. FRONT ROW: Rita Rodriguez. Kandy Waits, Janet Heyer (coach). Gloria New house. Linda I .arson. Coach — Jan Heyer. Co-Captaina: Linda I-arson, Gloria New house. Team Runs on to Victory 74 Jump Jump Ski High! Lettermen look forward to spring Track: Jeff McKinney. Grc Smith. Stefan Smith. Jim Anderson. Ernie Johnson. ROW 2: Kirbc Strom, Richard Bell. Terry Dunn. Jim Johnson. ROW 3: Richard Frnnnon, Kent Emerson, Walter Muller, Don Sylvester. Bill Campbell. ROW 4: Mr Lindmark. Pete Gen heimer, Cordell Kumerow. Brian Peterman. A1 Ekiof. Mark Anderson. Baseball: Bill Price. Dan Maagenson, Wayne Eklund. John Paulson, Woody Carlson, Dewey Johnson. Hear ye! Hear ye! Which noise first? ROW I. Char Swanson, Sue Campbell, Kathy Miller, Gayle Mayberry. ROW2. Grace Cochenet. Karen Peterson. Pam Converse, Donna Stenberg. She made it! The sign of a cheerleader. 76 B Squad hang in there. 1. Mary Person, Di Haugan. 2. Jane Booh Ike, Debbie Larson. 3. Beth Olsen This is spirit? 77 Faculty Administration Acts President Wilbur Westerdahl WILBUR C. WESTERDAHL: President of M.A. ... loves being with young people ... feels there is great potential in them . describes himself as goal-oriented. ARLENE ANDERSON: Dean of Instruction ... feels that by working at M.A. she has more freedom to give of her entire self in whatever she does, because the spiritual commitment does not have to be shut off ... RALPH GILLETTE: Dean of Students ... enjoys talking with students .. seeks to understand people and to discuss with them the meaning of life and the experiences in it. DALE ULRICH: Guidance Counselor ... tries to assist students in achieving their potential in high school and their post high school endeavors .. describes himself as wonderful, yet humble. RICHARD MARTINSON: Building and Grounds Supervisor ... thinks academy is a nice place to work ... lots of excitement .. he is like a potato. 80 Arlene Anderson Ralph Gillette Dale Ulrich 81 Richard Martinson I Board of Education: (SEATED) Douglaa Weatrem, Kenneth Wahl bent, Robert Monaon. Roy Enroth. Dr. Harry Mixer. Stanley Markaon. Marvin Bjor-lin, Robert LeVahn. Paul Linden, (STANDING) Rev. Carl Janson. Rev. Wilber Weaterdahl, Hartvi Anderson. hermit Greenly. Not Pictured: Dr. Frank Caaael. Rev. Glenn Lindell. Jim Midthun. Sid Raawen. William Ringold. Dr. Paul Hedlund Rev. Carl Janson Marion Strom berg Richard Greenwood and Daisy Hepburn Esther Franklin Kb-. Staff Work With Ginny Borwick Assiduity I ButDriotn: BACK ROW Vem Weeks. Ron Person. Dave Nelson. Stan Ericson. FRONT ROW: Dick Grins tad. Phil Anderson. Darrel Deuel, Paul Holte, Newman Nies, custodians. Stanley Ericson, custodian Irene Freeberg, study hall advisor. Iva Nelson, faculty secretary. Social — Sacred Studies Examine Harlan Christianson George Fisher GEORGE FISHER: Christian in the Modem World, Economics, Debate .. in teaching he likes discussing ideas with students ... well known as the Dancing Bear, HARLAN CHRISTIANSON: Christian in the Modem World, Psychology, Minority History ... he is a disciple of truth to the students ... truth, is his description of himself .. loves the students ... like a pomegranate, sweet, hard-seeded, a lot of little parts. MAYNARD LONDBORG: Introduction to Chemistry and Physics, Sacred Studies ... he likes the approach of ministering to kids at school more than the approach used at church .. thick skinned, like a grapefruit, tart, yet sweet. 88 Maynard Londborg the Nature and World of Man PAUL SWANSON: Sacred Studies ... he describes himself as a reformer ... encourages kids to think for themselves ... is the prickly pear type. JAMES ERICKSON: American History, CWC ... he looks forward to going home at 3:00 ... thinks of himself as ordinary ... like a potato, all eyes and no ears. DAVID GLENN: CWC, Civics, Drivers Education ... coaching highlights his teaching ... when asked about his first year of teaching Drivers Education, he said. “I hope it’s my last.” just a peach of a guy. LAWRENCE BENGTSON: American History .. he enjoys reuniting with former students ... appreciates teenagers he can relate to ... describes himself as complex. Paul Swanson 89 Bible tenting shows deep concentration. Mike Carr points thing out. 90 The boys keep right at it. Nan Trelstad contemplates. A shaken up Ruzzbce. All work, no play. English Seeks to Flora Sedgwick Ingrid Dvimak David Lindmark FLORA SEDGWICK: Seniors Honors English, Speech ... she likes the challenge and excitement everyday brings describes herself as ebullient ... like a celery stalk. INGRID DVIRNAK: Junior English .. she is like a complicated turnip looking forward to being a minister's wife in a rural area at conclusion of her husband’s seminary training. DAVID LINDMARK: Senior and Sophomore English . he enjoys three months vacation, lunch and free period .. wants to eliminate illiteracy ... describes himself as splenderful . 92 4 Provide Self-Expression Margaret Nelson Kristine Eastwood Collin Eid COLLIN EID: Sophomore English, Journalism, Writing he enjoys seeing a student achieve success exchanges ideas and values with students .. described as a banana. MARGARET NELSON: No comment. KRISTINE EASTWOLD: Freshman English she struggles with students to help them understand themselves and others better she describes herself as hopeful and of being like squash. SANDRA NEKOLA: Senior English she enjoys seeing kids think feels that they are alive, questioning, and desiring to be aware ... thinks of herself as concerned. Sandra Nekola Just a minute while I check on my English. Total interest is always found. Hitting the books as usual. 94 Student takeover in Modem Composition Science and Math Search for Truth GORDON OLSON: Chemistry, Physics . likes opportunity to come in contact with viruses so his body can build up immunities ...loves to collect glass ... he is very presumptuous. WENDELL CARLSON: Biology, Counselor .. he feels that education is the most important role in society ,.. he has an apple-complexion. JOHN CROCKER: Biology. Computer Instructor ... likes variety of work in teaching ... finds young people enjoyable to work with .. describes himself as smiling. Gordon Olson Wendell Carlson 96 John Crocker Harvey Lundin SIDNEY LINDMARK: Algebra ... enjoys the different situations and the chances to be creative which are a part of teaching ... dreams of winning the conference in tennis ... enjoys cycling, camping, and traveling. HARVEY LUNDIN: Business Math, Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Math ... enjoys the good pay and short hours which are involved in teaching .. describes himself as average. DONALD BUTEYN: Geometry, Introduction to Analysis ... likes to constant challenge of teaching ... wants to help youth develop a worthwhile set of values ... thinks of himself as open-minded. KENNETH LOWER: Algebra ... likes the students very much ... is kindhearted and always smiles. BONNIE PETERSON: Physical Science, Higher Algebra enjoys being able to have a positive contact with students describes herself as an orange. Donald Buteyn Kenneth Lower Bonnie Peterson Our computer men at work. Miracle Age. Element weighed with perfection. Languages Speak Out Guido Kauls GUIDO KAULS: German .. enjoys the vacations which teachers have .. feels that he is bringing culture to the Swedes and Norwegians through his teaching ... describes himself as fabulous. CLARICE DANIELSON: French ... has taught at M.A. for over 30 years in many different subjects . . enjoys the contact with the students which is a big part of teaching .. describes herself as tired. RICHARD OLSON: Spanish ... likes the small classes and cooperative faculty group at M.A. . describes himself as a string bean. Clarice Danielson Richard Olson EDGAR KYBURZ: German ... from Switzerland ... enjoys the contact between people that is a part of teaching describes himself as idealistic ... wants to become a person who is able to handle every situation he is in. Edgar Kyburz Fine Arts Excell David Hepburn DAVID HEPBURN: Band Instructor ... likes teaching because one can see results he described himself as impatient .. like a lemon because he adds flavor to things. HARRY OPEL: Mixed Choir. Treble Choir, Singers enjoys working with young people directs church choirs. GERALD NORDSTROM: Art ... likes the student-teacher relationships possible in the relaxed atmosphere of the art room .. through art he is providing students with the opportunity for creativity and self-expression ... describes himself as observant. BONNIEVIVE OPEL: Piano and Organ .. enjoys working with people interested in music helps people to acquire the skill of expressing themselves musically ... she is like a cherry because she adds finishing touches to student life a perfectionist. Harry Opel 101 Gerald Nordstrom Hot Tamale ! German students stay at it. French chefs pick out their dinner. Art and Home Be. students visit a unique plastic house. Band students put forth their best. Art is intriguing. Skills Create Ted Malmsten TED MALMSTEN: Athletic Director, Boy’s Physical Education ... feels there are a a variety of things you can get involved in with teaching ... described as hard. EVANGELINE PETERSON: Librarian ... dreams of making more new books available to students ... she likes to travel. EBBA JOHNSON: Librarian Assistant. JANET HEYER: Girl’s Physical Education .. likes the enthusiasm of the students and their willingness to cooperate ... feels that a Christian education is much more meaningful than a public school education for both herself and the students ... describes herself as feminine. Janet Heyer 104 Evangeline Peterson Ebba Johnson Individuals Doris .Janson CLEONE LUNSETH: Home Economics, Jet View of the Bible ... enjoys the variety in teaching . describes herself as efficient .. like a potato, since a potato is a utilitarian vegetable. DORIS JANSON: Shorthand I and II, Typing .. enjoys working Adelyn Berg with young people ... wants to help them achieve ... she is like a sweet potato. Cleone Lunseth ADELYN BERG: Bookkeeping, Typing wants to help students prepare for life through skills .., enjoys raising violets and listening to records .. describes herself as a listener. BRUCE TOURVILLE: Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Drivers Education ... likes to ride motorcycles, climb mountains, and take pictures enjoys working with the students. Bruce Touville 105 Whoop ! no finger Anatomy cla s Ready, aet . go! Nancy Wood patiently corrects the mistake. The girls fight for the ball. This years freshman class is almost one third larger than last years’. During Orientation Week, which was a great success, they had a chance to make many new friendships that will hopefully continue to grow through the years. The freshmen were also actively involved and enthusiastic in their support of our school. Probably their greatest contribution was in sports, as they offered many promising athletes who will surely perpetuate the Minnehaha heritage. Women's Lib. takes over freshman class! Pres. BUI Kin . Vice-Pres Michelle Cornelious. Sec. Muffle Larson. Tree. Joan Walen. Tims AU woo Kick Boon l'� m CiriM Miry Kmbim SoaHackar Pal Cartaon Tia Amatuta H uabaih Andaman Hobart Banaoo Mik Backoff Kick Carotkara Carol Ckurc kill Gr | Andamon Hraca Bolin Dan Cook Karan Andaman Mark Braowcar Micball Coraaitoua Ray Andamcm Mika Brown Mukaai Carnation Slava Rackar JaaatU Bryanl Jaima Crouton no Freshmen find a change of pace . . . FRESHMEN TAKE OVER SENIOR HAIJ.! Koheet Dale Jinx Keeler Ckirin Huuca Debb.e De.ideoe Tad Fndhoim Gra Hm Manly n Ea W-l«UWhB.dl Nadine Ha. Naomi Kaaraoa Kna Croequut John Hedback Charyl Enckaun Scott Ham Janel Hedeten 111 John Dale Julia Enckaen •Maine Ham Johai Denham Michael Frye Dabble Haraldeoo Diana Duncan Kathy Fuller Kenneth Haaalar Judy Hubert Jett Johnaon Scott Laa uth Brian Malam Julie Hoke Julie John eon Doo Luton Neil Marty Ixnnw Holme Duane Joan MuttW Lanon John Matao Dannie Hroby Debbie Kalbeeer Lon Lindahl John McCain Jin Infiaoa Hill Km Peter l.indcree Scott McCall DoufJackaoo Kin Kratcehvil Steven Lundcren Mark McCarty Nancy Jacobean Jack Kuhn John Lundquiat Bill McCary Christine Johnaon Lynn Lanpeecht Michele Lunaath Paula MeUema Becky Meyer Debbie Naleca Jeanette Nrieon Mike Neevacil Sharnn Nicbola Pe y O'Brien 12 Representatives: Cheryl Erickson, John McCain, Ruth Olson. Roberta Benson. Carol Churchill. Senate: Bob Dale, and Nancy Jacobson. Gary Oleoo Kevin Oleoo Ruth Olaon Tom Oban Jenal Palm Hoabeth Parramore You’d better watch it, buddy! John Paulaon Hrad Hobinann Mark Swaneoo Joy WahJund Jim Peter Hortoo Sei.beck Steve Syvee on Joan Walen Brute Patanon Teery Stadt Robin Tempi. Steve Werkama Nancy Petenoo Mike Smith Kathy Thill Michael Weatbeooke Steve Petenoa Rhonda Speen HonTtbor Scott WidaU Renee Plowmen Mark Stiwnber Laurie Tjornhom Wendy WideU Dave Riddle Joan SuUud Peter Twedten Kevin Wdllame Nancy Rindela Kurt Saanacei Joe Valtiaeon Tim Wdtar 113 Sophomores continue to New faces as well as old ones greeted the returning Sophomore class in September. Competition within the class increased as the guys went out for athletics and the girls strived to become B-squad cheerleaders and pom-pom girls. They also organized and participated in the Freshman-Sophomore mixer. Among other thing , students help Miss Peterson in the library. 114 learn and grow 1A 111 PhtlBfovs CanJ Dahlfran David CaabaU Sonia Dal Lon Ana Carbon Tin Daniabnn l.ynaatta Carbon Laalb Dickaoo ( hraur CWIaa Randy Dood Walay Coraatxiui Georg Effram Tub f radii Mark KIbvrj Mr. Hepburn we're out to Please you. 115 Splash John Krickacn Paul Enckaon Nancy Eumuriao Gina Griffith Dan Hackcnbrrg Marjr Harfund Lota Hajicak Gmcbrn Hall Bill Ha in mink Dianna Haugan Stuart Haw DabtnaHdjnc April Knox. Barb Westrem. Diane Haugan. Mark Uoyd Marring Brian Htrror Varna Ww 116 Sophomore Class Officers Elmberg. Cyndy Hoffmann Down Backy Wooub Paul Jacobauo Muj Jelmek C'raif Joisaaoo Oouf Johnaoo Kriatt Jnhatoo I r.nmr John mm Lynnrtie Jotinaoo WOW IS HE NEAT! Nancy Jobaaoo M.kaKnttx Backy Jofcn� n Dob Kranti Slav Jofcnace SueKnacw Vicky Jctmaca Debtor Unco Micky Kail Cbaryl Lauraaac Pliyilia Km Para Lcdcbocr Mary Karaka DrbfewLaa April Km Sua Kind 117 Student seek truth from Quiver. Jeff McKinwv I rea MeMeaea JohoMkket Leonard Minleh RuMMun Deborah Moleted Peter MVordh Cut lluaiiy Jeff Neal Dm| Nrbon Judy Neteoa Peter Net Shamo Neimn Judy Nucdmeon Judy Oertwwh BethOteoo 118 SOPHOMORE INITIATION Paul l‘ataa� oci Ml Pnca Chuck Pu«t Cathy Shayna Ka'nar Barham Hhodaa Paula Rhcdca Mark RUay Wada Robtnaoe Rita Kodanquaa Andy Holhragan KarU Romani Jim Sail art Mat thaw Sail 119 Bob Scntock Scott Shelley Kim Smith Jtn Steven. WOlmm SUvnmc DiwdSubiUd Mirk Sterling Mmhi Soil ui( Bruce Swanaon Or Svtni KatySwumoo Lynette Stem C.iry S«rin� on TodSwimcn LATE COMERS TOM. A. 120 Mickey Keil finds friend while riding sophomore float. David Swadburg Wtody Thill Kaady Waila David WaUaeUaa Wayaa Waatbarg Bath Wt.ir.rn Dan 1.11 bars OrdaWNMMT Arlou VatvKk Grt Wilco DaaWMatt FradWcJtar Carol Wanda Slava Zip 121 Juniors rocket skyward The Junior class was actively involved in school activities this year, organizing Sno-Day and Homecoming, which was based around the theme of Broadway. They were well represented in Singers and Band. The Juniors also competed in athletics, both boys and girls. Girls? Yes, they were well represented on M.A.’s two year old girl’s basketball team. Prea. Trent Carlson on top of it all. (officers Lenny Law. Beryl Wells, and Lori Peterson) Du Bui Dtbbi BjorUund Marilyn Back GweBodm niuBooaaltt Richard Ball Cbm Brown MBa— Jo Am Cbmfntkj PtmliColehtll Mb Byrrm WJlma CtmpM Sttrtlhhl MtDmUm TmtCaHmm John Deyv Vicki Cviwm I sim Doocyn SMIy C$ntbm Sim Cut Terry Dunn Us Mkemn ALRIGHT HERE I AM! Vicki Carlaon and Debbie Bums work off detention. Jib Enckaoo Jill Enrkaon Shared Kamtiam REALLY!!! Shanxi Foil mg.tad Richard Franaee Mary Fudge Kn.ua Gabriel KirnlUrdwfi I ideas Gottlieb Shan Grubb. Daa Mary Haem Rrcbard Hagbcrg Rob Hail back DougHanaon Collaan Hafsnungaaa I.yada Hermann Pmajr Hcmcuu 124 Peters signs up to further his education. Yolanda Hamm Mark Holland Hom HoldaKI Dav. Holnoquiat Davt Hultfmi U« Hultqual Ronbikala Marjam Jaffray Hav Johnacm Barnaul Johnaoo KotMrl JohnMd GaytaoaJooan Arnold Klaorath Janniitr Klncaa Johal-allak Laaay Law Rich Uabatman Kathryn lanrria 125 Students doinK their homework in study hall! Dawn Lundmark Slava Man hand Jim Naiaoo Miriam Lultio Gayle Mayberry Ml SHtoo RiU MkIwi Robby Mryar Kathy Ndaoo l-arry Mafnuaoe Kathy Millet M.ir Nrlaon DoufMalam KlUabtth Moooay Gloria Nawbouae Nancy MalcoJm Kathy Morel Marjorie Norman 126 Vicki I'mpi Cruj I'ttmim iw n Peyton Kelly Non tram JUIOIMt Tim Ottaaans Kirk Noabuach Commie OUen CudPid Katky O'Btmb Debbie (Naoa Jackie Packer They call this .let View. The little drummer boy. Dave Parvey Steve Peter Kim Peterano Keat Paul ton Jane Peteeeeo Loti Petaraoo 127 Ch-chKow Patti Rn Hmmmm I Been.. Kinr-id JohnRoWm LuRoufa DabtnaRuda Na ry Shup Sua Sloth I lava Smith Dan Smith MOMMY MOMMY MOMMY !!' 128 Jill Wanacka Crai Wallaatad Karan Wnlaai Dne Sylvan tat PhdS.an . M«halt Sumntf Mika Still Taavi SoSw Suaan Syndnr Gary Smith Mrfan South Jay Wma BurtWncht Bob Wai 1 mark Brian Watt rXana WaiUoi Bnryl Wall. Slav Wannrbo 129 Mary Stolberg and friend check out date book. A potpourri Frank and his many interests’ of seniors John Almquuist Beth Anderson Doneetsa Anderson James Anderson Denise Beck Sarah Beckman Dianne Bennett Brad Berggren Frances Bertelaon Sharon Boyer Tcrese Briggs Lynnette Brown 133 Bonnie Bruvold David Carlson El wood Carlson Kristen Carlson Sharon Carlson Michael Carr Marjorie Clawson Grace Cochenet Fun Between Classes. Barbara Ellison Steven Engdahl Ramona English Janet Knglund Susan Engquiat Jeffrey Erickson Janet Klaten Kenneth Frisch future leaders □ □ Kathleen Johnson Kermit Johnson Mnrk Johnson Victoria Knox Cordell Kumerow Shnryl Johnson Dale Jones Robert King Betty LaFavor I aVonne I.mide Judy Larson Linda Larson 138 Scott I-arson Brandon taSalle Gri f Lavik Christian Fellowship Kathy Lewis Sharon LeVahn Philip Littlefield Truth is silly putty Typically Modern Doud Lodicn Elizabeth Londborg Girl Talk ! ?! John Lundell Anders Lundin Timothy Markaon Steven Maze Peggy Middlecoff Nancy Miller Cheryl Montan Christian Mordh Craig Mulholland Walter Muller Robert Mundt Gregory Nelson Linda C. Nelson Linda J. Nelson Sandra Nelson Dennis Niati Ronald Nolle and did you know Jan Olfelt Denise Olson Peter Olson Stephen Olson Town Olson 141 I 142 William Price Beverly Reed John Robinson Leland Roth Jane Ruva Thomas Snttcrberg Hugh Schilling Anne Marie Seim Ann Seman Larry Silverness John Sjobcrg Greg Smith 143 They call this a MUD PIE. Donna Stenberg Pamela Sonmore Beth Staberg Paul Stafford Stacey Smith Jill Strom Kirbe Strom Richard Sturm Charlene Swanson Sharon Sulack Robert Swanson Shelby Torgerson Deborah Deborah Tamte Sandra Teague Syverson Martha Tozer Nan Trelstad Deborah Tullock Peter Torell Robert Ulaeth 144 Sincerity is 145 a warm puppy □□□ ptBCC Nancy Woods Diane Whitbeck Mary Wieland Robert Wohlund Paul Vigorcn Scott Weatrem Eugene White Marilyn Wilaon Ann Wesrberg Senior Summaries ALMQUIST. JOHN Swimming Tennis Alpha Beta Homecoming and Sno Day Committees Antler German Club Band Volleyball Advanced Math Club. ANDKRSON. BETH Singers Spanish Club Pep Club Quiver Antler Pom Pom Girls Religious Committee Treble Choir Homecoming Decorations. CARLSON. DAVID Pep Band Concert Band Singers German Club Soccer Basketball Sno Day Attendant JS Program Senior Class President Alpha Beta Good Grief. CARLSON. F.LWOOD Football Baseball Sno Day King FCA Spanish Club Soccer Table Tennis Kitchen Clean-up Volleyball Champs. ANDKRSON. DONKETSA Pep Club German Club Chapel organist and pianist .. Choir Religious Committee Quiver Alpha Beta GAA. ANDERSON. JAMES German Club Tennis Football Singers Volleyball Advanced Math Club. ANDERSON. MARK French Club Band Singers Track Soccer Basketball .. Sno-Day Attendant Alpha Beta Sno-Day Decorations. ASHER. FRANK Hockey Education Committee Home Room Alternative Representative FF. ATCHLEY, BRENDA German Club Singers Drama Jr Pep Club Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations. BANKSON. ELIZABETH Antler Section Editor Pep Club Sno Day and Homecoming Decorations Pom Pom Girls .. Student Council German Club. BEAN. SUSAN Singers Pep Club GAA German Club .. JS and Sno Day Decorations Homecoming Committee Volleyball Girls Basketball. BECK. DENISE Homecoming Attendant Student Council Cliff Climbers Orchestra . Pep Club Singer Alpha Beta NHS Pom Pom Girls Cheerleader. BECKMAN. SARAH JANE Thespians Homecoming Attendant Singers Concert Band Orchestra Homecoming and Sno Day Committee Pep Club Good Grief Chairman NFL. BENNETT. DIANE JS Committee Transferred in Senior year from Edina. BERGGREN. BRAD Tennis Basketball .. Quiver Antler .. Volleyball .. FCA ... Welcoming Committee .. Spanish Club Soccer. BERTLESEN, FRANCES Spanish Club Treble Choir Singers Pollution Club Homecoming and Sno Day Reception Committee Pep Club .. Antler. BOYER. SHARON German Club Education Committee Welfare Committee Homecoming and JS Publicity Thespians Quiver Antler Student Body Secretary GAA Singers Sno Day Attendant. BRIGGS. TERESE Treble Choir Pep Club JS Decorations Volleyball — All-Right Buddies”. BROWN. LYNNETTK Sno Day and Homecoming Decorations GAA Choir Antler Pep Club Homecoming Publicity Committee Volleyball Champs. CARLSON. KRISTEN Spanish Club Homecoming Committee Choir. CARLSON. SHARON Liked shorthand famous for long nails and yogurt lunch. CARR. MICHAEL French Club Spanish Club German Club Props Committee. CLAWSON. MARJORIE French Planning Committee .. Antler Debate NFL. COCHENET, GRACE Alpha Bela . GAA A Band .. . Concert Band Flute Quartet Stage Band Treble Choir Woodwin Ensemble A , “B squad Cheerleader Sno Day Reception Committee French Club .. Pep Club ... Volleyball. COLEMAN. MARK Soccer. COLLIER, CAROLYN Antler Editor Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Choir Pep Club Spanish Club Home Ec Teaching Assistant ... FF . Bobsey Twin. CONVERSE. PAMELA ‘A and B squad cheerleader Pep Club NFL . Debate Homecoming Attendant Volleyball School Lunch Liason Committee Open House MC. DAHIX1REN. KATHLEEN Pep Club ..Antler Singers Miriam Sextet Student Leadership and Participation Committee . French Club. DALE. SARIK Pep Club Girls Basketball . Treble Choir Singers Miriam Sextet Quiver Volleyball. DALZEN, LAUGHLIN Concert Band Ski Club nrith Frank Asher and Lee Roth Volleyball . FF. DELANO. JEROME Football Basketball Sno Day and JS Decorations FCA. DENHAM. JOYCE Band GAA Homecoming and Sno Day Publicity .. Antler Religious Committee Pep Club Alpha Beta. EBB. RONALD EGGE. JANET Orchestra German Club Homecoming and Sno Day Committee .. FLD. EKLOF. ALBERT Crosscountry Track Captain ..Ping Pong. ELASKY, JOY Pep Club Sec. and Treas. of Singers Alpha Beta Chapel Organist JS Program NHS Orchestra Sno Day Queen. ELLISON. BARBARA French Club Singers Homecoming Decorations JS Publicity Antler Section Editor. KNGDAHL. STEVEN Student Council Freshman Class Pres Communication Club BRUVOLD. BONNIE Pep Club. 146 JS Program NHS Homecoming Attendant Singen. ENGLISH. RAMONA Girls Basketball Student Gov Sno Day Attendant. ENGLUND. JANET French Club Singen Concert Band Folk Group Homecoming Chairman Executive Council .. Student Council GAA Pep Club Copy Editor. Antler Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Student Leadership Committee Religious Committee Alpha Beta. ENGQUIST. SUSAN Homecoming Committee GAA Choir. ERICKSON. JEFF Hockey Captain Football .. Baseball Golf Chess Club .. Band. PLATEN. JANET Volleyball Concert Band .. GAA. FRISCH. KENNETH Wrestling Choir. GENHEIMER, PETER Track. GILL. JOHN Football Hockey Co-Captain Also participated in some classes. GOOLSBEE. WILLIAM Student Council President . . Soccer . Track Baseball Wrestling Hockey NFL Golf Tennis Volleyball Debate German Club ... Ping Pong Chorus Education Committee Religious Committee Props Committee Homecoming and Sno Day Committees Student Leadership Committee FCA Alpha Beta Monday Morning Magazine. GREER. LOUIE Drama VP of Junior Class Jsnitor Wrestling Football Singers ... Folk Group .. Thespians. GRUBER. GEORGE Soccer Track Wrestling Sno Day Committee Home- coming Attendant Volleyball Champs. GRUNDAHL. MARCIA Student Leadership and Participation Committee Singers GAA Voice of Democracy Finalist Orchestra French Club .. Junior Year in Sweden Folk Group. HACKENBERG. DEBORAH Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Pep Club . Pom Pom Girls Singers Antler Choir Chorus GAA. HAGMAN, KURT Soccer Track Baseball . NFL Hockey Wrestling Golf Tennis . VP of Soph. Class Math Club Science Club Alpha Beta Volleyball Debate Ping Pong Club German Club . Chorus ... Monday Morning Magazine ... FCA. HAJICEK. CAROL Woodwind Ensemble Sno Day Decorations Concert Band “A Band. HANSON. JULIE Student Council .. Spanish Club Handbook Committee GAA Pep Club. HENDERSON. PAUL A”, B”. Concert Band Track. HENDRICKS. GLORIA Alpha Beta . Singers NHS. HIBNER, MARY Spanish Club Treble Choir ., FLD Liked English. HOAGLUND. DOUGLAS Concert Band .. Hockey Golf Concerned Students Committee. HODGE. JUDITH Antler Pep Club Singers. HODGES. JOY Treble Choir Spanish Club. HOLT. DIAN Spanish Club German Club Thespians NFL Antler Business Manager Pep Club Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Education Committee . Sec. of the Senior Class RAP NSSS Out-to-Lunch Club. HOLT. SUSAN Singers Miriam Sextet Pep Club Drama Alpha Beta .. Sno Day Publicity GAA Band. JACOBSON. GARY Wrestling Football Computer Club Camera Club Antler Quiver Props Committee AV. JASS. DANIEL Stage Band Choir Dealer. JERGENSON, STEVEN Soccer Member of the Senior Class. JOHNSON. BETH Treas. of the Sr. Class Singers Pep Club Sno Day Committee Chairman . Pom Pom Girls Alpha Beta ., Antler Miriam Sextet Finance Committee. JOHNSON. DOUGLAS German Club Alpha Beta Antler Photographer. JOHNSON. DWIGHT Quiver Football Basketball Baseball Soccer Chess Club Table Tennis Volleyball Homecoming Attendant FCA Welcome Committee .. Spanish Club Choir Detention. JOHNSON. JAMES Football Basketball Track Antler .. Ping Pong Club Cliff Climbers. JOHNSON.KATHLEEN Pep Club. Cheerleader Quiver Singers Treble Choir. JOHNSON. HERMIT German Club Band Homecoming Decorations “All-Right Buddie Club” .. FLD FF. JOHNSON. MARK Swimming Soccer Band Choir Singers Sno Day and Homecoming Decorations JS Program Antler Gospel Team . Homeroom Rep. JOHNSON. MARY Pep Club Spanish Club Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations TrebleChoir Pep Club Banquet Committee. JOHNSON. SHARYL Spanish Club Pep Club Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Concert Band Antler. JONES. DALE JS and Sno Day Decorations Alpha Bet Rep. for Metro-Clean Air Committee Wrestling. KING. ROBERT Soccer Hockey Baseball Spanish Club Volleyball Football FCA . Choir. KNOX. VICTORIA NFL Pep Club Pom Pom Girls Sno Day Committee Chairman Religious Committee Singers NHS GAA French Club ... Advanced Math Club. KUMEROW. CORDELL Soccer Basketball Track . Chess Club. KYARSGAARD. ROBERT Soccer German Club Alpha Beta Sno Day Decorations. 147 LAFAVOR, BETTY Homecoming and Sno Day Committee Singers. LANDE. LAVONNE Student Council GAA Hand book Committee Decoration Committee Treble Choir Member of Championship Badminton Team. LARSON. JUDY Pep Club Homecoming Decoration Chairman Sno Day Com • mittee .. GAA Volleyball French Club. LARSON. LINDA Sr. Pep Club Singer Girl Basketball. LARSON, SCOTT Soccer Antler German Club. LASALLE, BRANDON Volleyball Hockey Baseball Ping Pong Club . Chess Club Welcoming Committee Dopey RAP. LAVIK. GRIFF Basketball Cross Country Track RAP Quiver FF. LEVAHN, SHARON GAA Singers Soph. Class Secretary Antler Pep Club. LEWIS. KATHY Pep Club German Club Sno Day Decorations Alpha Beta Advanced Math Club. LITTLEFIELD. PHIL Soccer Golf Captain Antler German Club. LODIEN. DOUD Tennis Basketball. LONDBORG. ELIZABETH Student Council Sec. Treas. of Concert Band Alpha Beta NHS Girls Basketball Senior Pep Club Education Committee Woodwind Ensemble GAA Quiver Singers Antler. LUNDELL. JOHN Football Thespians Quiver RAP . Antler Me committee .. Choir. LUNDIN. ANDERS Football Wrestling Concert Band Folk Team PAC Advanced Math Club Pep Band Stage Band Student Council Pres .. French Club. MARKSON. TIMOTHY Swimming Sno Dav Decorations Singers Basketball Volleyball. MAXE. STEVEN Band German Club . Religious Committee Alpha Beta Student Council. MIDDLECOFF. PEGGY Homecoming Committee Volleyball GAA Pep Club. MILLER. NANCY Pep Club Singers Treble Choir Antler. MONTAN. CHERYL Junior Class Treas. Student Body Treas .. Executive Council Pep Club Publicity Committee .. Finance Committee Homecoming Attendant JS Decoration Chairman Treble Choir Volleyball Champs. MORDH. CHRISTIAN Track Homecoming Attendant Cross Country Swimming French committee Singers Volleyball Champs Communication Committee — Good Grief Drama. MULLHOLLAND, CRAIG Wrestling. MULLER. WALTER Choir Track Ski Club Singers Soccer. Drama. MUNDT. ROBERT W. Soccer Extra-curricular Activities Evaluation Committee ... Quiver Ski Club Communication Committee .. Debate ... Speech JS Program . Open House Program School Lunch Liaaon Committee . NFL. NELSON. GREGORY “B Squad Hockey Antler Ski Club .. Science Seminar German Club. NELSON LINDA C. Home Room Rep Girls Basketball GAA Pep Club Ski Club FLD Antler .. Transportation Committee NSSS Out-to-Lunch Club Member of champion Badminton Team. NELSON. LINDA J. Pep Club Homecoming Committee. NELSON. SANDY German Club Pep Club GAA Treble Choir Student Council ..Alpha Beta. NISTL DENNIS A Band .. French Club .. Concert Band. NOLTE. RONALD Finance committee Ping Pong .. Spanish Club. OLFELT, JAN Girls Basketball Section Editor Antler .. Sno Day Decorations ..Alpha Beta .. Student Council Pep Club NHS. OLSON. DENISE German Club ... Pep Club ... Choir Antler ... GAA ... Sno Day and Homecoming Committee . OLSEN. PETER OLSON. STEPHEN Props Committee ... Photographer ... Quiver AV Science Club Computer Club Sound Technician Drama 'To- gether Agair OLSON. TAWN PAULSON. JOHN Football Basketball Baseball ... Sno Day Attendant Homecoming Committee Religious Committee JS Committee ... Senior Scholastic Committee Fager Folly Chairman. PAULUK. WAYNE Chess Hockey Alpha Beta .. NMS .. Teachers Assistant Modern. PEDERSON. PHOEBE Fresh. Student council Rep GAA .. Sec. Fresh Class German Club Debate Singers .. Concert Band .. NHS Alpha Beta Gospel Folk Team Girls State ,. Girls Nation Repre- sentative .. Sno Day Chairman JS Program Chairman Student Leadership and Participation Committee NFL ... Homecoming Attendant. PETERMAN. BRIAN Basketball Soccer Track Captain Cross Country Student Leadership and Participation Committee Folk Team ... Alpha Beta NHS .. Singers .. Thespians Spanish Club .. Sno Day Attendant. PETERSON. KAREN Cheerleader Publicity Committee ... Antler ,. Singers French Club Homecoming Decorations JS Committee Sno Day Attendant Ski Club. PETERSON. STEVEN German Club Swimming . Band Volleyball. PLOOSTER. PAUL Late Room Club. POST. PATRICIA Pep Club Religious Committee .. Basketball .. GAA ... Antler .. Sno Day Decorations .. FLD. 148 PRICE. WII.I.I AM A and “B Squad Baseball B” Basketball RAP Quiver. REED. BEVERLY Sinters Homecoming Program and Coronation Chairman French Club Pep Club Student Council . Treble Choir FF .. Bobsey Twins. ROBINSON. JOHN Wrestling Band Alpha Beta JS Program Volleyball Education Committee Antler Good Grief. ROTH. LELAND CURTIS Soccer Quiver Antler Admirable Traits include laughing in Chapel, arguing with Mr. Fisher and watching the women folk. RUVA. JANE Sno Day Decorations .. Student Council German Club Concert Band MC at Homecoming Sno Day Attendant “B squad cheerleader Quiver PepCUib GAA. SATTERBERG. THOMAS Soccer Basketball Concert Band .. Alpha Beta German Club ..Volleyball.. FCA. SCHILLING. HtrrCH Basketball JS Decorations Antler. SEIM. ANNE MARIE Freshman Class Treas Concert Band NR. Homecoming. Sno Day. JS Committee Chairman French Club Jr. Class Sec Antler Pep Club Volleyball Publicity Committee. SEMAN. ANN Quiver United Fund .. Choir. SILVERNESS. LARRY Singers Band Sno Day Attendant Homecoming Decoration Chairman Soccer Gospel Folk Team Thespian NFL. SJOBERG. JOHN Football Croas Country Religious Committee Concerned Students Committee Quiver Sno Day Committee. SWANSON. CHARLENE Cheerleader Student Council Orchestra Singers Pep Club Pom Pom Girls Homecoming Queen Extracurricular Activities Evaluation Committee JS Program Miriam Sextet Alpha Beta. SWANSON. ROBERT Football Wrestling Band Religious Committee German Club. SYVERSON, DEBORAH Pep Club Antler Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Spanish Club. TAMTE. DEBORAH Folk Team Thespians Alpha Beta Antler Co-Editor NFL Student Council Singers Sno Day Program Chairman Miriam Sextet Student leadership and Participation Committee '•A Band Pep Club. TEAGUE, SANDRA Antler French Club .. Rap GAA FLD Transportation Committee NSSS. TORELL. PETER Antler Tennis .. Math Club. TORGERSON, SHELBY German Club Homecoming and Sno Day Committees GAA Pep Club Choir Football JS Invitations Volleyball German Club . FLD. TOZER. MARTHA Pep Club Antler Homecoming Chairman Executive Council Choir GAA Volleyball Champ. TRELSTAD. NAN Quiver ,. Antler .. Concert Band Thespians Pep Club Home Room Rep Powers Teen Board. TULLOCH, DEBORAH Treble Choir French Club Pep Club Antler. ULSETH. ROBERT Came from California Enjoys Flying. SMITH. GREGORY VIGOREN. PAUL Football ..Track .. Tennis .. Volleyball . FCA. Football . Wrestling Singers . Head of the Class. SMITH. STACEY PepCIub .Antler Homecoming Committee. SONMORE. PAMELA Choir ... Antler . Pep Club ... Homecoming and Sno Day Committee .Drama. STABERG. BETH Band Singers . Antler .. PepCIub Girls Basketball Volleyball Debate Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations. STAFFORD. PAUL Wrestling Croas Country Cliff Climbers .. Metro Clean Air Committee. STENBERG. DONNA “A” “B squad Cheerleader Pep Club French Club Singers Student Council Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations Antler Sno Day Attendant. STROM. JILL German Club Pep Club Pom Pom Girls Singers Antler ... Welcoming Committee .. Treble Choir .. Choir ... GAA Volleyball. STROM. KIRBE STURM. RICHARD B squad Football and Basketball Antler Photo Club. SULACK. SHARON Choir GAA Pep Club B squad Cheerleader Student Council Rep .. Volleyball Singers Publicity .. Antler .. Treble Choir. WAHLUND. ROBF1RT Gospel Folk Team Singers Advanced Math Club Spanish Club Swimming Baseball VP of Senior Class Concerned Students Committee. WESTBERG. ANN Singers Antler Pep Club Homecoming and Sno Day Decorations. WESTREM. SCOTT Student Body Pres Boys State Rep NHS NFL Singers German Club Alpha Beta Soccer Band Voice of Democracy winner MC of Pop Concert JS General Chairman Homecoming Attendant Student Involvement. WHITBECK. DIANE German Club Sno Day Decorations Pom Pom Girls Antler PepCIub. WHTTB. EUGENE A” B Squad Basketball Football Track Volleyball Champa Homecoming King. WIELAND, MARY Transferred from Summit School United Fund. WILSON. MARILYN PepCIub Spanish Club Band Alpha Beta. Woods. Nancy Sno Day Decorations. 149 PELLA PRODUCTS INC. 929 S. Washington Minneapolis Minnesota Bev reaches new heights with Pella. HAGMAN CONSTRUCTION 2040 Douglus Drive Golden Valley Kurt’s on the ball. meet a need find yourself find us I because we believe we have your answer -in a hospital career find out! callus at the Swedish covenant hospital administration office 312-878-8200 5A5 north California avenue Chicago illimns 60625 FARRELL’S ICE CREAM PARLOUR toe mUe i you at the £heto... 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DAG HAMMERSKJOLD MINNEHAHA ACADEMY Mississippi River Road at 31st Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406 WILBUR C. WESTERDAHL President Advertising Index Atlantic Press ................................ 174 Bankson Almquist Agency........................ 156 Becklund Jewelers.............................. 157 Bethlehem Covenant Church .. 170 Billy Graham................................... 176 Brookdale Covenant Church...................... 158 Carlson LaVine ................................ 158 Castleton, No. Dak ............................ 178 Central Machine Corp........................... 178 Central Northwestern Natl. Bank................ 156 Cloverleaf Creamery............................ 179 Craighead Associates . 179 Douglas Stemac................................. 179 Edina Covenant Church.......................... 177 Edina Electric ................................ 177 Elim Covenant Church........................... 167 Ellison-Pihlstrom ............................. 176 Farrell’s...................................... 154 First Covenant Church.......................... 166 First Covenant Church St. Paul.............. . 154 Hagman Construction ........................... 152 Henry 0. Mikkelson Company..................... 167 Hiawatha Lumber Company....................... 165 Hillside Cemetary.............................. 165 Holmberg Company Inc........................... 183 Holmsten ...................................... 167 Horton Mfgr. Co., Inc.......................... 173 Jerry’s Bake Shop.............................. 166 Johnson’s Wholesale Meats .. ................. 155 Larsen’s Mfgr. Co.............................. 174 Larson Chevrolet............................... 165 Levahm Brothers Plumbing ...................... 172 Liberty State Bank............................. 155 Lindahl. Henry R. Sons ...................... 155 Lindahl, K. Cellular Concrete Inc.............. 166 Linskoog Florist............................... 171 Lufthansa.................................... 161 Lutheran Deaconess Hospital.................. 169 Martin Kupper Travel Service ................ 179 Midwest Auto................................. 162 Minnehaha Academy............................ 184 Metropolitan Window Repair................... 178 Nelson Interior................................ . 177 Nicollet Printing............................ 181 Nordeen Studio............................... 163 North Electronics ........................... 174 North Park College........................... 157 Northstar Warehouse Inc...................... 156 Northwest Covenant Conference ................. 176 Northwestern Book Store...................... 169 Northwestern Electronics Institute........... 174 Pappy’s Food ................................ 162 Park Avenue Covenant Church.................. 159 Park Machine Company................. ....... 163 Patrons ..................................... 160 Pella Products Inc........................... 152 Plastics Inc................................. 172 Radisson South............................... 175 Salem Covenant Church ......... ............. 169 Sandberg Printing ........................... 156 Sedgwick Heating Air....................... 171 Shopper’s City............................... 182 Steenberg Construction....................... 168 Supreme Foods ............................... 154 Swedish Covenant Hospital . ................. 175 William Ruva Company......................... 178 Win Stephens Buick....................... ... 164 Woods-Nelson Co.............................. 159 W.P.B.C................................. 171 Z.A.E. Anderson Sons .................... 170 Viking Village Smorgaasbord ......... ....... 170 185 Individual Index Ahlquist, Cynthia (2) 44. 48. 114 Allison, Thomas (1) 65, 110 Almquist, John (4) 57, 132 Ambler, Mary (1) 35, 110 Amrcn, John (3) 122 Amstutz, Timothy (1) 35, 68,110 Anderson, Beth (4) 41, 47, 49. 132 Anderson, Brian (3) 32, 34, 44. 60, 122 Anderson, Bryan (2) 35, 114 Anderson, Carol (2) 38, 114 Anderson. Chel (3) 28, 29 Anderson, Deborah (3) 122 Anderson, Doneetsa (4) 36, 39. 47,53, 132 Anderson, Dorothy (2) 11 Anderson. Elizabeth (1) 39,110 Anderson, Gregory (1) 68, 110 Anderson, James A. (3) 41, 63, 75, 122 Anderson, James R. (4) 41, 57,132 Anderson, Jamie (3) 49 Anderson, Karen (1) 110 Anderson. Mark (4) 25, 32, 33, 41,64, 75,132 Anderson, Mary (3) 41, 122 Anderson, Paul (3) 32, 60, 122 Anderson, Randy A. (3) 122 Anderson. Randy T. (2) 114 Anderson, Reynold (1) 110 Anderson, Stuart (2) 56,114 Anderson, Valerie (3) 122 Anenson, Michael (2) 114 Ameson, Scott (2) 114 Asher. Frank (4) 55, 132 Atchley, Brenda (4) 41, 132 Backer, Steven (1) 110 Bankson, Elizabeth (4) 51, 132 Barcus, Charles (2) 44, 56 Barr, Richard (3) 122 Bauman, Rollin (2) 56, 114 Bean, Richard (1) 35, 110 Bean, Susan (4) 41, 132 Beck, Denise (4) 23, 38, 41. 44. 45, 57, 133 Beck. Marilyn (3) 39,57, 64,122 Becker, Susan (1) 35, 110 Beckman. Sarah (4) 22, 31, 32, 33, 38, 41,50,54, 133 Beckvall, Barbara (2) 35, 73,114 Beckvall, Beverly (3) 38. 47. 122 Bell, Richard (3) 63, 75, 122 Bengston, Kirsten (3) 41,122 Bennett, Dianne (4) 39, 133 Benson, Philip (2) 56,114 Benson, Roberta (1) 35, 44, 110, 112 Berg, Dan (3) 64. 122 Berggren, Brad (4) 48,50, 66, 75, 133 Bergsland, Paul (2) 32, 38, 114 Bertelsen, Frances (4) 41, 47,51, 133 Bischoff, Michael (1) 35, 110 Bjorklund, Debra (3) 41, 47,122 Bjomson, Hans (2) 114 Bjomson, Rolf (3) 32,35 Bodin, Greg (3) 72, 122 Boehlke, Jane (2) 38,77,114 Bolin, Brian (2) 70, 114 Bolin, Bruce (1) 110 Boosalis, Ellene (3) 122 Boosalis, Keri (2) 39, 114 Boyer, Sharon (4) 31.41. 45,48. 49.54, 133 Branson, David (2) 65, 68, 115 Breininger. Mark (1) 35, 65, 69,110 Breininger, Richard (3) 56, 122 Briggs, Terese (4) 47,133 Brown, Chris (3) 123 Brown, Lynette (4) 39, 47, 52, 55, 133 Brown, Michael (1) 110 Brown, Philip (2) 115 Bruvold, Bonnie (4) 134 Bryant, Janette (1) 39,110 Busse, Bill (3) 72, 91,123 Byrnes, Debbie (3) 41, 47, 123 Campbell. David (2) 35, 64. 115 Campbell, Susan (3) 41, 47, 76 Campbell. William (3) 32, 34. 35, 63. 75, 123 Carlson, David (4) 32,34, 41, 44. 49. 64. 134 Carlson. Elwood (4) 25,60. 75. 134 Carlson. Kristen (4) 134 Carlson, Lou Ann (2) 115 Carlson, Lynette (2) 115 Carlson. Pamela (1) 38, 110 Carlson, Patricia (1) 39, 110 Carlson, Sharon (4) 95, 134 Carlson. Trenton (3) 39, 44, 65,122, 123 Carlson, Vicki (3) 39,123 Carothers, Richard (1) 35, 110 Carothers, Rochele (3) 47, 123 Carr, Michael (4) 54,90, 134 Carter, Steven (3) 123 Charles, Chester (2) 35, 115 Chergosky, Joann (3) 123 Churchill, Carol (1) 39, 110, 112 Cilley, Rosie (1) Clawson, Marjorie (4) 29, 49, 134 Cochenet, Grace (4) 32, 47, 76, 134 Coleman, Mark (4) 64,134 Collier. Carolyn (4) 50,134 Converse. Pamela (4) 22, 28, 29, 76, 134 Cooke, Daniel (1)72, 110 Comelious, Michael (1) 110 Comelious, Michelle (1) 73, 110 Comelious. Wesley (2) 115 Cradle. Tim (2) 64. 115 Craidon, Jaime (1) 110 Craighead. James (2) 31, 49,115 Cutshall, Paula (3) 41, 44, 47. 123 Dahl, Stephen (3) 44.123 Dahlgren, Carol Jean (2) 115 Dahlgren, Kathleen (4) 37, 41, 47,50, 52, 134 Dale, John (1)35, 111 Dale. Robert (1) 44, 68. Ill, 112 Dale. Sarie (4) 37, 41, 47,134 Dale, Sonia (2) 35, 73,115 Dalzen, Laughlin (4) 32, 134 Danielson, Douglas (3) 123 Danielson, Timothy (2) 32, 34, 69,115 Davidson, Debra (1) 35, 111 Delano, Jerome (4) 60, 66, 134 Denham, John (1) 35, 111 Denham, Joyce (4) 47,134 Der, Marcella (3) Deyo, John (3) 41, 123 Dickson, Leslie (2) 38, 115 Donayre, Lexa (3) 123 Doud, Randy (2) 62, 72, 115 Duncan, Diana (1) 111 Dunn. Terry (3) 32, 35, 75, 123 Ebb, Don (4) 135 Eelkema, Elizabeth (3) 32. 47. 123 Effrem, George (2) 57,65, 115 Egge, Janet (4) 135 Egge, Marilyn (1)38, 39, 111 Eklof, Albert (4)63,75, 135 Eklund, Wayne (3) 60, 70, 75, 123 Elasky, Joy (4) 25, 36, 38, 40. 41, 135 Elling, Mike (2) 62 Ellison, Barbara (4) 135 Elmberg, Mark (2) 115,116 Emerson, David (3) 32,69,123 Emerson, Kent (3) 75,123 Emerson, Naomi (1) 39, 111 Engdahl, Steven (4) 22, 29. 40, 41, 45. 54,64, 135 English, Ramona (4) 25, 135 Englund, Janet (4) 32, 36, 37, 41. 47,50, 135 Engquist, Susan (4) 135 Erickson, Cheryl (1) 38, 44, 111, 112 Erickson, Dan (3) 41,123 Erickson, James (3) 41,64, 66, 124 Erickson, Jeffrey (4) 70, 135 Erickson, JU1 (3) 32. 33, 36, 39, 47, 53. 124 Erickson, John (2) 32, 35, 116 Erickson, Julie(1) 111 Erickson, Pat (2) Erickson, Paul (2) 62, 68. 116 Eumurian, Nancy (2) 116 Famham, Sharon (3) 124 Fesler, Janet (1)57, 111 Flaten, Janet (4) 32,135 Follinstad, Sharon (3) 36. 41, 124 Franson, Richard (3) 75, 124 Fridholm, Teddy (1)111 Frisch, Ken (4) 39.69. 135 Frye, Michael (1) 111 Fudge, Mary (3) 44. 124 Fuglestad, Mark (2) 72 Fuller, Kathleen (1) 35, 111 Gabriel, Kristin (3) 57,124 Gardeen, Karen (3) 41, 49, 124 Genneimer, Pete (4) 75 Gill, John (4) 60. 70, 136 Goldschmidt, Jennifer (1) 111 Goolsbee, William (4) 28. 29,64. 136 Gottlieb, Odean (3) 124 Greer, Louie (4) 31,37. 41, 136, 138 Griffith, Gina (2) 116 Gronquist, Kris (1) 73, 111 Grubbs, Shari (3) 124 Gruber, Geroge (4) 23, 41, 64,136 Grundahl, Marcia (4) 29, 37, 38, 41. 136 Haagenson, Dan (3) 41, 60, 75, 124 Haas. Scott (1) 111 Hackenberg, Dan (2) 116 Hackenberg, Deborah (4) 35, 136 Haemig, Nary (3) 28, 29, 47. 124 Hagberg, Richard (3) 41, 124 Haglund, Marjorie (2) 116 Hagman, Kurt (4) 28. 29. 64, 136 Haire, Jolayne (1) 39, 111 Hajicek, Carol (4)32,36, 136 Hajicek, Lois (2) 32, 116 Hall, Gretchen (2) 116 Hallbeck, Bob (3) 63,66. 124 Hammink, William (2) 39. 44,51,56, 60,68, 116 Hanson. Charles (1) 111 Hanson, Douglas (3) 60, 124 Hanson, Greg (1) 34,62, 68, 111 Hanson, Julie (4) 44, 136 Haraldson, Debra (1) 111 Hassler, Ken (1) 111 Hougan, Dianne (2) 32,34, 38. 44, 77, 116 Haw, Nadine (1) 111 Haw, Stuart (2) 116 Haynes, Harold (3) 35 Haynes, Marcella (2) Hedback, John (1) 38, 111 Hedsten, Janel (1) 35, 39, 111 Helling. Debra (2)32,116 Hemmingsen, Collen (3) 32, 47, 124 Henderson, Paul (4) 32, 136 Hendricks, Gloria (4) 41, 45. 136 Herbert, Judith (1) 112 Hermann, Lynda (3) 124 Herrmann, Penny (3) 39, 124 Herring, Lloyd (2) 116 Herron, Brian (2) 68, 116 Herron, Yolande (3) 125 Hibner, Mary (4) 136 Hines, Michael (2) Hinze, Verna (2) 38, 116 Hoaglund, Doug (4) 32, 33, 34, 136 Hodge, Judith (4)41,51, 136 Hodges, Joy (4) 136 Hoffmann. Cynthia (2) 39, 116 Hoiland. Mark (3) 29, 37, 41. 64. 125 Hoke, Julie (1)38,112 Holdahl, Ross (3) 65. 70,125 Holmes, Louise (1) 112 Holmquist, Davie (3) 41, 125 Holmquist, Mark (3) 32 Holt, Dian (4) 28, 29, 31, 49, 50. 136 Holt, Sue (4)37, 137,41 Hooten, Rebecca (2) 74, 117 Hruby, Dennis (1) 35,70, 112 Hultgren. Dave (3) 125 Hultquist, Elizabeth (3) 39, 47, 57, 125 Ingison, James (1) 38,62,68, 112 Inkala, Ron (3) 38,41, 125 Jackson, Doug(l) 112 Jacobsen, Nancy (1) 38, 44,52. 112 Jacobson. Barbara (3) Jacobson. Gary (4) 56,57. 60, 137 Jacobson, Paul (2) 35,69.117 Jaffray, Margaret (3) 125 Jass, Dan (4) 137 Jelinek, Mary Jo (2) 117 Jergenson, Stephen (4) 38, 64, 137 Johnson, Beth (4) 47, 40, 41, 47, 50,52, 137 Johnson, Beverly (3) 47,51, 125 Johnson, Christine (1) 35, 39,44. 112 Johnson. Craig (2) 41,72, 117 Johnson, Doug K. (2) 117 Johnson, Doug R. (4) 57, 137 Johnson, Dwight (4) 22,60,66, 75, 137 Johnson, Earnest (3) 35, 44,60, 75, 125 Johnson, James (4) 51,57, 75,137 Johnson, Jeffrey (1) 112 Johnson, Julie (1) 112 Johnson, Kathleen (4) 41, 137 Johnson, Kermit (4) 57,137 Johnson, Kristi (2) 117 Johnson, Lon (2) 65. 117 Johnson. Lynnette (2) 38, 117 Johnson, Mark (4) 41,64, 72, 138 Johnson, Mary (4) 47, 49. 138 Johnson. Nancy (2) 39, 117 Johnson, Rebecca (2) 117 Johnson, Robert (3) 41,64, 125 Johnson, Sharyl (4) 32. 35, 39. 47, 49. 138 Johnson. Steven (2) 62, 117 Johnson, Vicky (2) 117 Jones, Dale (4) 138 Jones, Duane (1)33, 65, 112 Jones, Gaylene (3) 125 Kalberer, Deborah (1) 112 Keil, Michelle (2) 38,44, 117 Kenna, John (3) Kerr, Phyllis (2) 35, 117 Kershaw. Mary (2) 35, 44, 117 King, Robert (4) 138 King, William (1) 44,62,70,110, 112 Kleinrath, Arnold (3) 35,125 Klucas, Jennifer (3) 125 Knox, April (2)116,117 Knox. Vicki (4) 29. 37, 41. 45. 53, 138 Knutson. Siri (2) 32. 36 Krafft, Michael (2)117 Krantz, Don (2) 31. 54,57. 65. 117 Kratochvil, Kim (1) 39, 112 Kreger, Susan (2) 35, 117 Kuhn, Jack (1) 112 Kumerow, Cordell (4) 64, 75, 138 Kyarsgaard. Bob (4) 57, 138 I aFavor, Betty (4) 41, 138 Lallak, John (3) 60. 125 Lamprecht, Laura (3) 51 Lamprecht, Lynn (1) 112 Lande, LaVonne (4) 44, 138 Langguth, Scott (1) 34. 35, 63. 68, 112 Larson. Debra (2) 38,77, 117 Larson, Donald (1) 35,62.68. 112 Larson, Judy (4) 47, 138 Larson, Muffie (1) 39, 51, 52, 110, 112 Larson. Linda (4) 41, 47. 74, 138 Larson, Scott (4) 49. 64,139 LaSalle, Brandon (4) 139 l aSalle, Michael (3) 65 Laursen, Cheryl (2) 117 Lavik, Griff (4) 48, 139 Law, Lanny (3) 41, 66. 75. 122, 125 Ledeboer, Pamela (2) 38. 117 Lee. Debra (2) 117 LeVahn. Sharon (4) 41, 47, 139 Lewis, Kathy (4) 47, 139 Lieberman, Richard (3) 125 Lind, Susan (2) 117 Lindahl, Laura (1) 112 Lindahl, Mary (3) 41 Lindgren, Peter (1) 112 Lindquist, Scott (2) 118 Littlefield. Philip (4) 49. 64, 75, 139 Lodien, Doud (4) 140 Londborg, Elizabeth (4) 32, 33, 36, 41. 45, 47, 50. 55,140 Lowrie, Kathryn (3) 74, 125 Lundell, John (4) 31. 48, 137, 140 Lundgren, Steven (1) 112 Lundin, Anders (4) 37, 41. 44. 45, 60, 69. 140 Lundin. Karen (2) 36, 39, 44.118 Lundmark, Dawn (3) 32, 33, 34, 126 Lundquist, John (1) 65, 112 Lunseth, Michelle (1) 38. 57, 112 Luttio, Miriam (3) 37, 38, 41, 126 Maclear. William (3) 32, 126 Magnuson, Larry (3) 44, 48. 66, 126 Malam, Brian (1)38,112 Malam. Doug (3) 41, 126 Malcolm, Nancy (3) 47, 126 Manlove, Jeffrey (2) 56,70,118 Mann, Lisa (2) 118 Marchand, Steven (3) 126 Markson, Timothy (4) 41, 140 Marty, Neil (1) 112 Marzolf, Daniel (2) Mateo, John (1) 112 Maze, Steven (4) 53, 140 Mayberry, Gayle (3) 47,76, 126 McCain, John (1) 70,112 McCall, Scott (1)65,112 McCarty, Mark (1) 35, 51, 112 McCary, William (1)62, 112 McGill, Douglas (2) McIntyre, Daniel (3) McIntyre, Paul (1) McKinhey, Jeffrey (2) 35. 62,68, 75, 118 Mellema, Loma (2) 39, 118 Mellema, Paula (1) 39, 112 Meyer. Rebecca (1) 32,39, 112 Meyer, Robert (3) 32,60, 69. 126 Mickel, John (2) 70, 118 Middlecoff, Peggy (4) 140 Miller. Kathy (3) 39. 44. 47, 76,126 Miller, Nancy (4) 41, 51, 140 Minich, Leonard (2) 118 Mixer, Rachel (2) 140, 118 Molstad, Deborah (2) 118 Montan, Cheryl (4) 22, 47, 55, 140 Mooney. Elizabeth (3) 38, 47,126 Mordh, Christian (4) 23, 41, 140 Mordh. Peter (2) 38. 65. 72, 118 Moret, Kathryn (3) 126 Mulholland, Craig (4) 140 Mulholland, Rodney (3) Muller, Walter (4) 41, 64, 75, 140 Mundt, Robert (4) 28, 29. 48, 64,140 Munsey. Carol (2) 35. 118 Neal. Jeffrey (2) 62, 66, 118 Nelson, Debra (1) 35,112 Nelson, Douglas (2) 118 Nelson, Grgory (4) 49, 140 Nelson, James (3) 126 Nelson, Jeanette (1) 38, 112 Nelson. Jeffrey (3) 65, 69. 126 Nelson, Judy (2) 39, 118 Nelson, Kathy (3) 50, 12 Nelson Linda C. (4) 44, 141 Nelson, Linda J. (4) 141 Nelson, Michael (3) 126 Nelson. Peter (2) 31, 56, 57, 118 Nelson, Sandra (4) 44, 47, 49,141 Nelson, Sharon (2) 39, 74. 118 Nesvacil, Michael (1) 112 Newhouse. Gloria (3) 37, 53, 74. 126 Nichls, Sharon (1) 38, 112 Nistl, Dennis (4) 32, 141 Nolte, Ron (4) 141 Nordenson, Judy (2) 35, 118 Norman, Marjorie (3) 126 Norstrom, Holly (3) 38. 47. 51, 73, 127 Nosbusch, Kirk (3) 54, 56. 127 O’Brien, John (4) O’Brien. Kathy (3)41.47. 127 O’Brien, Margaret (1)39, 112 Oertwich, Judy (2) 38, 118 Okerlund, Stephen (3) Olfelt, Jan (4) 45. 47,50. 74. 141 Olfelt, Jill (3) 47,74. 127 Olsen. Connie (3) 32, 41, 127 Olson, Bethanne (2) 38,77, 118 Olson, Bradley (2) 28, 39,51,62, 69.119 Olson, Caterine (2) 32,33, 74, 119 Olson, Debra (3) 39, 47, 48, 127 Olson, Denise (4) 47, 49, 141 Olson, Gary (1) 113 Olson. Kevin (1) 35, 113 Olson, Peter (4) 54. 141 Olson. Ruth (1)44, 112, 113 Olson. Stephanie (2) 39 Olson, Stephen (4) 31, 54. 56. 57, 141 Olson, Tawn (4) 141 Olson, Thomas (1) 35,113 Oltmans, Timothy (3) 127 Page. Carol (3) 32. 36.39. 47,50, 53,127 Palm. JenaH 1)51,113 Parker. Jacquelyn (3) 39. 49. 127 Parramore, Elisabeth (1) 39, 74. 113 Parvey, David (3) 127 Paulson, John G. (4) 25,57, 60. 66. 75. 142 Paulson, John H. (1) 113 Paulson. Kent (3) 66,127 Pauluk, Neil (2) 65. 119 Pauluk, Wayne (4) 57, 142 Pederson, Phoebe (4) 23, 28, 33,37, 41, 47.52, 142 Pengra, Vicki (3) 38. 41, 47, 51, 127 Person, Mary (2) 77, 119 Peterman, Brian (4) 24, 31, 37, 41, 45, 63,75, 142 Peters, James (1) 35, 39, 65, 113 Peters, Steven (3) 44. 48,64, 127 Petersen, Jane (3) 39,127 Peterson, Bruce (1) 35,113 Peterson, Craig (3) 35, 127 Peterson, Karen (4) 25,41. 47, 55,76, 142 Peterson, Lori (3) 39. 47,53, 122, 127 Peterson, Nancy (1) 113 Peterson. Paul (2) 72,119 Peterson, Richard (2) Peterson, Steven A. (4) 72, 122 Peterson, Steven R. (1) 66, 113 Peyton, Gwendolyn (3) 32, 127 Plooster, Paul (4) 142 Plowman. Renee (1) 39, 113 Pluimer. Mary (3) 51.128 Post, Patricia (4) 39. 47. 51, 74,142 Price. Georgia (3) Price. Jeffrey (2) 57,68, 119 Price, William (4) 48. 75, 143 Pugh. Charles (2) 32, 35,119 Quiggle. Catherine (2) 38, 119 Rakow, Dean (3) 39. 128 Rapp, Cahrles (3) 32,65, 128 Ratner, Shayne (2) 35, 39. 119 Reed, Beverly (4) 41, 143 Rein. Patricia (3) 41, 128 Rhodes, Barbara (2) 39, 119 Rhodes, Paula (2) 119 Riddle, Dave (1)39, 113 Riley, Kevin (3) Riley. Mark (2) 39, 65. 119 Rindels, Nancy (1) 38, 113 Ringold, Bonnie (3) 39, 47, 49,128 Roberson, John (3) 64. 69, 128 Robinson, Brad (1) 113 Robinson, John (1) 49, 55,143 Robinson, Wade (2) 65,119 Robinson, William (3) 35, 38 Rodriguez. Rita (2) 35, 44. 74, 119 Rollwagen, Andy (2) 119 Romero. Karla (2) 39, 119 Roth, Leland (4) 143 Roufs, Elizabeth (3) 39, 128 Rude, Deborah (3) 128 Ruhe, Mark (3) 70, 128 Ruva, Jane (4) 24, 143 Samelson, Diane (2) 119 Sandstrom, Kim (3) 32, 47, 128 Satterberg, Thomas (4) 32.64.66,143 Schafer. Jodi (2) 119 Schilling, Hutch (4) 49,143 Schmolze, Lori (2) Seifert. James (2) 119 Seim, Anne (4) 32, 57, 143 Sell, Matthew (2) 119 Selsback, Burton (1) 35.62, 70. 113 Seman, Ann (4) 39, 48, 143 Serstock, Robert (2) 35 Setzer, Steven (3) 128 Shelley, Scott (2) 35, 62.68 Shodin, Dawn (3) 47, 128 Shupe, Nancy (3) 39, 128 Silverness, Larry (4) 24, 31, 37, 40,41, 64,143 Sindt, Terry (1)68, 113 Sjoberg, John (4) 57, 63, 143 Sloth, Susan (3) 128 Smith, David (3) 128 Smith, Dean (3) 128 Smith, Gary (3) 129 Smith, Greg (4) 57, 60, 75, 143 Smith, Kim (2) Smith. Michael (1)62, 113 Smith, Stacey (4) 144 Smith, Stephan (3) 60, 69. 75, 129 Snyder, Susan (3) 32, 33, 129 Sober, Taavi (3) 129 Solvang. Marsha (2) 39 Sonmore, Pam (4) 144 Spears. Rhonda (1) 113 Sperberg, John (2) 65 Staberg. Beth (4) 32, 41. 47, 50. 144 Stafford. Paul (4) 57, 69. 144 Stenberg, Donna (4 ) 34, 41, 47.76, 144 Sterling, Mark (2) 65,72 Stem, Lynette (2) 73 Stevens, Janet(2) 38 Stevenson, William (2) 62, 69 Stiff, Michael (3) 44. 60, 70, 129 Stohlberg, Mary (3) 39, 129 Strom. Jill (4)41,47,144 Strom. Kirbe (4) 60, 75, 144 Stromberg. Mark (1) 35.62.68, 113 Sturm, Richard (4) 51.57, 60.144 Substad, David (2) 35,68 Substad, Joan (1)35,113 Sulack, Sharon (4) 41, 55, 144 Sumner, Michele (3) 47, 73,129 Svinis, Ilze (2) Swanson, Bruce (2) Swanson. Charlene (4) 22, 23,37,38, 41, 47,76, 144 Swanson. Philip (3) 32,34, 129 Swanson, Gary (2) 69 Swanson, Kathleen (2) Swanson, Kurt (1) 34. 35, 65, 113 Swanson, Mark (1) 35, 113 Swanson, Robert (4) 60, 69, 144 Swanson. Tod (2) Swdberg, David (2) 35. 121 Sylvester, Donald (3) 60, 75, 129 Syverson, Deborah (4) 47, 50, 144 Syverson, Steve (1) 38, 113 Tamte, Deborah (4) 29. 31, 37. 41, 44, 47, 50, 52, 144 Teague, Sandra (4) 144 Temple. Robin (1) 35, 36,113 Thill. Kathryn (1)38,52. 113 Thill, Wendy (2) 121 Tibor, Ronald (1) 65, 69. 113 Tjomhom, Laurel (1) 38, 113 Tollefson, Nancy (2) Torell, Peter (4) 49, 144 Torgerson, Shlby (4) 47,144 Tozer, Martha (4) 47,55, 144 Trelstad, Nancy (4) 31,32, 51,73,91, 144 Tulloch, Deborah (4) 144 Twedten. Peter (1) 113 Ullberg, Dan (2) 31, 35, 39, 121 Ulseth, Bob (4) 39, 144 Valtinson, Joseph (1) 62, 113 Vetvick, Arlou (2) 121 Vigoren, Paul (4) 145 Wahlund, Joy (1) 113 Wahlund, Bob (4)37,41, 145 Waits, Kandace (2) 35, 74. 121 Walen, Joan (1)39, 52, 110, 113 Walen. Karen (3) 41, 47, 129 Wallentine, David (2) 68, 121 Waller. Marlene (2) 35 Wallestad, Craig (3) 63.129 Wanecke, Jill (3)41,47,129 Wannebo, Steve (3) 39, 129 Wells. Beryl (3) 38, 41, 47, 50,122, 129 Weltzin, Diane (3) 129 Werkema, Steven (1) 65, 113 West. Brian (3) 129 Westberg, Ann (4) 41, 47,51. 121, 145 W’estberg, Wayne (2) 35 Westbrooks, Michael (1) 113 West mark, Robert (3) 41, 60, 129 Westrem, Barbara (2) 52, 116, 121 Westrem. Scott (4) 22, 28. 29. 45. 54, 145 Whitbeck, Diane (4) 51, 145 White, Eugene (4) 22, 23, 41, 44, 60,66, 145 Widell. Scott (1)65, 113 Widell, Wendy (1) 38. 44. 51, 52, 113 Wieland, Mary (4) 145 Wiessner, Clyde (2) 121 Wilcox, Greg (2) 35. 62. 68. 121 Willett, Daniel (2) 32,35, 121 Williams, Kevin (1) 62, 68. 113 Wilson, Marilyn (4) 145 Winn. Jay (3) 129 Wolter. Fred (2) 121 Wolter, Tim (1) 113 Woods. Carol (2) 121 Woods. Nancy (4) 145 Wright. Burton (3) 60,129 Zipf, Steven (2) 35, 121 Faculty and Staff Anderson, Arlene 81 Anderson, Lorraine 84 Bengston, Lawrence 89 Berg, Adelyn 105 Borwick, Virginia 84 Bostrom, Gordon 83 Buteyn, Donald 68, 97 Carlson, Ruth 85 Carlson, Wendell 63. 66.96 Christianson, Harlan 88 Crocker, John 96 Danlquist, Louise 85 Danielson. Clarice 100 Deuel, Darrell 87 Dvimak, Ingrid 92 Eastwold, Kristine 93 Eid, Collin 50. 93 Erickson, James 62, 89 Ericson, Stanley 87 Fisher, Geroge 28,88 Franklin, Ester 83 Freeberg, Irene 87 Gillette, Ralph 81 Glenn, David 61,68, 89 Greenwood. Rev. Richard 83 Hanson, Harlan Hedlund, Dr. Paul Hepburn, Daisy 83 Hepburn, David 32, 33, 101 Heyer, Janet 74, 104 Holte, Paul 87 Janson, Rev. Carl 83 Janson. Doris 105 Johnson, Ebba 104 Kauls, Guido 64, 100 Kyburz, Edgar 100 Lindmark, David 75,92 Lindmark, Sidney 75,97 Londborg, Rev. Maynard 88 Lower. Kenneth 97 Lundberg, Harriette85 Lund in. Harvey 97 Lunseth, Cleone 105 Malmsten, Ted 61, 104 Martinson. Richard 81 Nekola. Sandra 93 Nelson, Dr. Clarence 83 Nelson, Iva87 Nelson. Margaret 93 Nies, Newman 87 Nordstrom. Gerald 31,101 Olson, Gordon 96 Olson. Richard 75, 100 Opel. Harry 38, 101 Peterson. Bonnie 97 Peterson. Evangeline 104 Sedgwick. Flora 29, 92 Solvang, Virginia 84 Stromberg, Marion 83 Swanson. Rev. Paul 57, 89 Tomell, Marjorie Tourville. Bruce 105 Ulrick, Dale 81 Westerdahl, Rev. Wilbur 80 Bus Drivers and Cooks Anderson, Phil 86 Ericson, Stan 86 Fjellman, Vivian 86 Grinstad, Dick 86 Johnson, Mae 86 Nelson, Dave 86 Nordenwall, Dora 86 Person, Ron 86 Peterson, Louise 86 Weeks, Vem 86 Co-editors Carolyn Collier 1 Debbie Tamte | Copy Editor Jan Englund j Business Manager Dian Holt Section Editors: Student Life Marge Clawson Barb Ellison Fine Arts Betsy Bankson j Organizations Denise Olson Athletics Nan Trelstad i Faculty Beth Staberg | Jan Olfelt Students Lynn Brown | Jim Johnson Seniors Ann Siem Advertising Hutch Schilling Index Kathie Dahlgren Advisor Don Buteyn Photography Steve Olson | Peter Nelson Don Krantz Special Acknowledgments Mrs. Nordeen j 190 All things Change And IDe Oust Change Oith C hem Lot hair e