Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1974 volume:

rr)i n NjeApouis PUBLIC LI OttAttY Table of Contents Campus Life 4 Seniors 22 Fine Arts 44 Faculty J Mi 62 Student Activities 86 Sports 100 Underclassmen 128 Advertising 172 Index 200 Charlotte Cushman 6 7 8 9 ■R 4'4 Princess Kris Eastlund l rince Scott l.angguth Princess Susan Becker Prince Gene Woetffer Princess Shelly Ahlquist Prince Steve Syverson HOMECOMING “Back to the50’s” Princess Michele iMnseth Prince Jon Anderson Princess Wendy Widell Prince Mark Strom berg 10 QUEEN Laurie Tjomhom KING Michael Frye II The Homecoming Program for 1973 had as its theme Back to the Fifties. The evening began with a presentation of Royalty and an introduction of last year’s King and Queen. Then came a few skits and songs starring some of Minnehaha's own faculty and students. Each of these helped to keep the mood of the Fifties alive throughout the evening. Music from the era was a predominant part of the program. After the Coronation, a reception was held in the Campus Room for all in attendance. Saturday was a beautiful day for the athletic events. Minnehaha came out on top against SPA in football, after a tied soccer game. The Cross Country meet was held during halftime of the football game. a 15 cOLLEX m TOM Quietness “Be still and know that lam God, That I who made and gave thee life Will lead thy faltering steps aright; That I who hear each sparrow’s fall Will hear and heed thy earnest call. Iam God. “Be still and know that I am God, ” When aching burdens crush thy heart, Then know I form thee for thy part And purpose in the plan 1 hold. Trust in God. “Be still and know that Iam God, ” Who made the atom's tiny span And set it moving to my plan, That I who guide the stars above Will guide and keep thee in my love. Be thou still. — Doran Minnehaha Worships Reaching Out to Others The Flute Quartet and the Trumpet Ensemble are among the groups under the direction of Mr. Hepburn that reach out to the community through music and witness. Minnehaha has been fortunate this year to have a unique counselor and friend. Dr. I at Sheehan. Dr. Sheehan has been in charge of all of our convocations and worship services, including those over the Intercom, in the Campus Room, and in homerooms. He also started ’'Insights,” short periods for students to spend together during their free mods. He organized a chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes here and has been in charge of many worthwhile after-school service projects for students. Fat’s main interest is students and their feelings. He is always ready to listen to and to guide them. Together 20 Person to Person 21 7? VVe are an exciting and strong class; Powerful in athletics, Student leadership, and influential in ®Verall $chw l spirit. S e haye Spent four years g i g an expo-ienCiY2 life together, m k.lT g us a close group ©i people, always having a time atul snaking ihe most of cur years here the Acd nvy. §©, Uy ij ve present the CLASS OF ■-- 1974� m 24 25 Jon Anderson Karen Anderson Rey Anderson Steven Backer Sue Becker Clinton Berg Dan Cooke Phil Cord Michael Comelious Michelle Comelious Jeaninne Davis John Denham Tim DeVries Cathy Dynneson Kris Eastland Larry F.hy Bob Dale Debbie Davidson 26 But Mrs Solvang. Mr. Fisha Naomi Emerson Janet Fester Debbie Fisher Eric Eckstnim Marilyn Egge Dave Eklof Beth Foster Randy Frost Michael Frye Kathy Fuller Jim Gardner Karen Geisendor er Dave Gottlieb Lea Ann Guminga she likes MEttmnmmv.n 27 closed the door a minute early!! Charles Hanson Greg Hanson John Hedback Jan Hedsten Loren Heinemann Julie Hoke Seott Haas Jolayne Haire Moon Chull Han Ixtuise Holmes Dennis Hruby Jim Ingison Steven Ives 28 Doug Jackson Enc Johnson Duane Jones Chris Johnson Mariyt Johnson Karon Kochaver TEAMWORK!! Kim KratochvU Jack Kuhn FOOD! Lynn Lamprecht Scott Langguth Muffle Larson ?9 Geoffrey Marsh John McCain Kelly McCarthy Bill McCary Mark McCreary school beams - doops open; and hocks Strangle mv arms, once ftgairwbuty this is the exodus of trs tn this school, fellow” i Seniors,aJl of hie bum crameA into my head has jbecome d demon. of indecision-, soon, we Shall see, what he ],.'5S taught me... 30 Appfcs SLTc tiie source. of a 11 great ideas. Paula Mctlema Larry Montan Jeanette Nelson Sherry Nichols Mats Nilsson Meredith Noll Peggy O'Brien Angelique Olson Gary Olson Kniin Olson Tom Olson 31 Elisabeth Parra more Kathy Pennington Rruce Peterson Nancy Peterson Renee Plowman Jill Pat fridge Jim Peters Jane Peterson Steve Peterson Carol Richardson . :s nice to Save -around aim 93 is natural gis and. tftfnes from xmder-around, ky t h sKould. ve run odt of that precious fuel renowned. ■how will w= dnvte our Cadillacs round, the answer that jnaie the urcrld the sypr-biQijis say Is quite a� n to br f____. but me. I am. d Pessimist I just listen to the .sound of the wheels on. mv Mcycle of . . . . ™ g i Tig TOund 3nd -joey uoltinspn and round 32 m success= 196 inspiration 99% Perspiration some ski at others ski I ski Minnesota. isnt it a pity Dave Riddle Melody Riley Nancy Model Leigh Rolen berry Greg Rue Sally Shclhamer Terry Sindt Mike Smith Mark Strom berg Lai Stnjmvall 33 Steve Sy verson Robin Temple Lauri Tjornhom Peter jVorn Peter Tuedten Joe Valtinson 34 Scott Widrll Mark Wclty Gene Woeiffer 35 Wendy Wtdeil Seniors Can you believe it? No one else can Setting a good example What!!! No open campusf Let's go to McDonald's for lunch Attention Seniors, there will be a college rep. in Mr. V's office from ” CHEESE Have you gotten your senior pictures yet? Mine are so ugly ... I need retakes Homecoming '73 Bobby Sox and Greased-Back Hair!!! I queen Mike Football Victory! Soccer Oh well Sadie Hawkins When is it? Who knows? You're asking HIM? Thursday Nite at the Movies Airport S.G.B. Comedy Hour President Jan The tray count now stands at What ever happened to Sno-Day??? Hey! We've got 100 rolls of toilet paper What are we waiting for? Going to the Blake game tonight? Can I have a ride? Everybody in overalls Senior Bib Day We’ll have to do that again Robe up for Singers Tour Memories Create in me a clean heart 7:30 in the morning?! ACT, SAT, ISH Senior Girls' Varsity Football Pain, sore muscles Skiing in Canada Loch Lomond The Royal Edward Down at the river making merry . TV -:- - 1 The Class of Seventy-Four Is there a fan bus to the Basketball garnet Chemistry experiments Chemistry-test failures Wtnre are you gonna go to colleget I don t Know No one knows!!! 'Bye Gene Bye Julie Hey, Scott just turned 18 Let's take him out for a Geoff, uhen's the next Quiver? Meeting deadlines Do you have your pages done yet??? Antler the Lady who bugs us “Where youth meets truth EEeeee-OOoooo Supervised study again, how sad English paper The Power and the WHAT??? Macbeth Noslob fan club Super Bowl VIII Let's forget that one Project Search Trips to France. Germany, Utah Writing a term paper with Mr. Fisher???!!! Team 3 versus Team II tonight Oh, I forgot my broomballgame tonight Pop Concert “Westward Ho Band Tour Far Out P.T.A. play Bear Witt ss” J.S. Banquet I haven t been asked yet! 32 bucks for a tux?! . Senior Dinner Telling it likf it was Graduation Blue robes Memories of M.A. Good Times Good friends Good-bye Together through it all Fron. the beginning to the is it really the end? or just an- other beginning? Senior Summaries SHARON A DAY Singers Girls' Volleyball Most memorable times were watching Mr. Fisher jump up and down and .Miss Olson trying to act like a witch. SHELLY AHLQUIST Class Officer Homecoming Attendant Singers Soccer Manager .. . German Club . Pep Club Antler Quiver The Duluth soccer trip Retarding at J. S. . Singers' tour. JIM ALBINSON Football Wrestling N.H.S. Quiver Concert Rand M ’ Club Roy Smuts, j I TOM ALLISON Soccer Golf German Club Pres. . 0CC Memory of Duluth soc- cer trip. MARY AMPLER ... Concert Rand J. German Club Antler editor Homecoming com- mittee Will always remember the Lady. TIM AMSTUTZ Singers Concert Rand Rasketball ... Track Noslob ‘'Re- tarding at J.S. Peanut butter and celery Tip-toeing through the tulips at Holland. Mich. Homecoming program. BETSY ANDERSON Sec. of Singers . , Concert Rand German Club Homecom- ing committee . Cheerleader .. . N.H.S. Pep Club Will remember Singers and band tours We're Winning! Noslob Antler. GREG ANDERSON Basketball . Intra-murals Noslob fan club Baseball conference champs Will remember Chinese Fire drills at 4 a. m. JIM ANDERSON . LIPS Basketball Baseball M Club Describes himself as very loud and boisterous . Will remember skiing in Utah Larry 's lips Rey's smashed up car that looked like Jane's nose Driving with Debbie Davidson. JON ANDERSON .. MILT Soccer M Club Baseball OCC ... Homecoming Attendant Cross Country Intramurals Zaeco Noslob .. Loch Lomond . .P Island Camping Duluth trips Jimmy's face and Larry’s lips. KAREN ANDERSON . French Club 1 Girls'Volleyball . Antler Garden Club Remembers Clinker Berg giving a fantastic chapel Getting caught off campus by Dean Greener at DQ. REY ANDERSON Football N.H.S. jfl Zaeco Concert Band . Homecoming Committee Intramurals ... M' Club . ja My boils .. Skipping to Calhoun and the next day in the office and the next day at home .IJ9 Harvey and Betty-Lou The bridge in Utah. STEVE BACKER Quiver Intramurals .. . NCAA . Computer Club ... I remember almost being kicked in the head by Mr. Lind-mark as he finished his famous parachute jump. ” SUE BECKER Cheese-cake Girl Band German Club . Pep Club Quiver Homecoming Attendant Student Council Loch Lomond . Intramurals HC Committee Londborg’s water fight Girls’ Varsity Football You're so sweet and cute and fun to be with. CLINTON BERG .. Clinker Debate .. Coalville TeaTotter ... Reem Racers,... I remember telling Mr. Gillette I smelled like smoke because my mother breathed on me. ... I am 5-7. 130, tough looking guy Jane's mouth and Rey’s boils . . Sticking gum in Miss Berg's bell and making it stick to the floor Zaeco. MIKE RISC HOFF . Concert Band ... Orchestra . . Adventurers’ Club Morning Announcement Crew Bookstore Supervisor Literary Guild Vice-President Charming Guy. BETH-ANNE HODIN Pep Club Span- ish Club ... Intramurals Homecoming Committee ...A very “short person Friday-night T.P. jobs . Chinese fire drills on Lake Street Geometry class with Mr. B. JAN BRYANT Singers . Spanish Club Pep Club President Homecoming Committee . Track . Quiver Geometry Club Leading 70 Singers down the wrong stairway and into a closet Girls' Varsity Football. PAM CARLSON Quiver Spanish Club Adventurers' Club Singers Pep Club Loch Lomond ,. Girls'Volleyball Girls' Varsity Football Chinese Fire Drills at 4:00 a. m. in the morning EEeeOOooo. PA T CA RLSON Singers Girls' Volley Pep Club . Spanish Club Adventurers' Club Chinese Fire Drills at 4:00 a. m. in the morning Parents-out-of-town parties Pizza PaPa' after Basketball Games HC Committee. A PHILLIP CARLSON In tramurals Wrestling Captain Quiver . i M Club Super Bowl .. Most memorable experience was dressing up like a girl for Fifties Day and then getting picked up ” on Lake Street. PHIL CORDES Thespians Adventurers’ Club Worked on three school plays Senior year is the best Listening to Mr. Fisher and Clinker Berg have a verbal battle. MICHELLE CORNELIOUS Ahlinka Cheerleader Pom Pom Girls Loch Lo- mond Girls' Varsity Football Class Officer Girls' Basketball, Track and Volleyball Teams .. Intramurals . “M ' Club Pep Club the friendship and love I gained by being a cheerleader , I BOB DALE : Basketball Antler . Photographer A.V. .. Student Rep. DEBBIE DA VIDSON . Remembers driving to McDonald's and never making it Pep Club German Club .. Student Rep. Concert Band Homecoming Committee. JOHN DENHAM Singers Football Track Band . Loch Lomond Remembers Singers' tour and just going to the school Having Michelle Cornelious telling me to take her shirt off. KRIS EASTLUND “Birdlegs Singers J.S. and Homecoming Committees Noslob S.G.C. Rep. Homecoming Attendant Eat-Ala-Butt Girl retarding at J.S. T.P.ing Hal beck's house and Wendy’s Car Girls' Varsity Football. LARRY EBY Audio Visual Props Larry is a man of very few words. ERIC ECKSTROM Football AT Club . Chess and Ping Pong Club Noslob Loch Lomond Homecoming Committee Quiver Intramurals The worst times had to be trying to eat lunch with Albinson, Kuhn and Wawrzyniak. MARILYN EGGE Choir German Club Homecoming Committee Pep Club Most memorable times were Loch Lomond and Muff's wild party. DAVEEKLOF Raseball Captain Hockey Intramurals . M'Club. NAOMI EMERSON German Club Singers . Thespians . Antler Girls' Volley- ball Pep Club Garden Club Listening to Mr. Fisher describe his childhood. JANET FESLER Pep Club Thespians ... Girls' State Student Body Pres. N.H.S. Homecoming Committee Singers Quiver Hasan administrative mentality . . Brought all those lovely Christmas trees, for the past three (count ’em) yes three whole years, from the Fesler Farm Girls’ Varsity Football. DEBBIE FISHER Concert Band . . Pep Club Helped out Ma Solvang Library Aid. MICHAEL FRYE Miguelita Football ... Track . Had the Honor of being chosen Homecoming King Fastest feet in the school Lots of fun tutoring at an elementary school. KATHY FULLER Concert Band .. Singers Girls' Track and Basketball Teams French Club ) Pep Club Intramurals A. C.C. Will always cherish herJ.S. date with Bob Crosby. JIM GARDNER . Singers PTA Play Student Body Vice-Pres. Homecoming Committee and I rogram “Retarding” at J.S. Always falling down in Utah Owes money Quiver Debate Larry and I and the two stews. KAREN GEISENDORFER . Debate . Quiver Antler Girls' Volleyball Soccer Manager’. Pep Club ... “M” Club .. . German Club ... Ping Pong Club .. Voice of Democracy winner Soccer Trip to Duluth. DA VII) GOTTLIEB Class Officer Loch Lomond .. . Singers Debate We're winning! .. Golf . J.S. with Jane and the Rolls Royce we never got. LEA ANN GUMINGA . Band . Pep Club My most memorable times were Homecoming and Pop Concerts. SCOTT HAAS .. Computer Science Likes to golf and ski Has a thing about denting in sides of cars after school. MOON CHULL HAN .. New Senior this year from Korea Chemistry Whiz. CHARLES HANSON .. O.C.C .. Noslob .. B. B. GREG HANSON Concert Band Football Baseball N.H.S. . “M Club Quiver Biggest thing was growing a beard. JOHN H ED BACK .. Quiver NCAA .. Remembers attacking the Milk Lady with a fleet of squirt guns . Actually I was never here at all, you just heard of me. JAN HEDSTEN Singers .. Concert Band Student Rep'!’ Pep Club Loch Lomond Adventurers' Club Homecoming Committee . . Antler German Club Will always reni em ber Singers ’ tour. LOREN HEINEMANN Singers Quiver Debate . Chess Club German Club Morning Announcement Crew P.T.A. Play Intramurals Geometry Club. JULIE HOKE .. Quiver .. Choir Worked in Library Helped out Ma Solvang Homecoming Committee Those good old Freshman Chapels. LOUISE HOLMES French Club .... Homecoming Committeee Quiver Pep Club Did lots of T.P.ing Those long talks with Dean Greener ... O.C.C. DENNIS HRUBY Hockey Manager Football Manager And will manage practically anything else Audio Visual. JIM INGISON Class Officer Basketball .. . Track . Singers .. Geometry Club Noslob .. . Chinese Fire Drills at 4:00 in the morning. STEVE IVES Basketball until my little foot injury ..Quiver .. Transfer student Lays claim to having the toughest car in the school. DOUG JACKSON Has a bad game of golf Known as “Action Jackson . “ CHRIS JOHNSON “Funny Buns “ . Singers Homecoming Committee . . Student Rep. Class Officer ... Pep Club German Club Loch Lomond Diets with JanA. . Never forget Singers' Tour Wendy's car being stolen. MARLYSJOHNSON . Singers Antler. Timbrele.ttes Geometry Club Ladies’ Garden Club O.C.C. Pep Club Senior Girls' Party Playing Frisbee ... Ralphy Ostendorf. Kt 40 DUANE JONES Alias ‘ the Lady An-tier Quiver Props A V Staff hu h Lomond Always eat inn If Campus Noslob. KARON KOCHAVER New this year Pep Club Lunch at Me Donald's with the rest of the school. JACK KUHN Wrestling Tri-Captain Football 'M Club Antler Intramurals Three Ion years of wrestling in the girls' locker room Wald 's Wood Workers. Club School Play Woodwind Ensemble Santa Anonymous. __ _ KELLY McCarthy Intramurals ... Choir Girls’ Basketball. Track and Cross Country Girls’ Varsity Football Best times were playing Frisbee and being down at the Riuer. BILL McCARY Swimming Captain Spanish Club M Club . Track.. Quiver . Voice of Democracy. MARK McCREARY . Football . Track o.c.c. LYNN LAMPRECHT Twink” Dean s List . Having lunch with the Dean at McDonald's Honorary mem her of Frisbee Club SCOTT LANGGUTH “Scooter .. Concert Band Soccer Track Basketball Cross Country Loch Lomond M ' Club Homecoming Attendant Island Camping ... Noslob . Duluth soccer trip LARRY MONTAN Homecoming Commit- tee Antler Football .. J.S. Committee [uiver M” Club Intramurals letry Club The Bridge in Utah Island Camping Zaeco Harvey and Hetty Lou ... Chinese Fire Drills . tee .. Q' Geonu Zaeco .. The Bridge in I'tah MUFFIE lARSON .. Singers Student Rep. Class Officer Pep Club Loch Lomond JETS Memories of Singers' tour Landscaping Gardner s house. PETER L1NDGRBN Soccer Co-Captain “M Club r Ping Pong Club . Gulf . . R.C.O.A. Spanish Club. MICHELE LUNSETH Class Officer Homecoming Committee and Attendant Girls' Varsity Football Singers Antler , Adventurers'Club Pep Club French Club ... Quiver Girls' Basketball B- Squad Cheerleader Loch Lomond Leav- ing Wendy and Peggy on Lake Street in their PJ. 's. BRIAN MALAM Singers Football Down at the River Homecoming Program “Well, I really didn't do too much at M.A. GEOFFREY MARSH Quiver Editor 1 Concert Band .. Science Club .. German JEANETTE NELSON Pep Club Choir . Timbrellettes Spanish Club All the Parties! . Being squished in Freshman hall. SHARON NICHOLS . Girls' Track .. Choir Antler Will never forget the sound of Miss Berg's bell Michele Lunseth’s grundies Getting caught off campus Nadine Haw 's nubsr MATS NILLSON The boy from Sweden ... Soccer Matszabali' Memories of living at Eric's. MEREDITH NOLL Singers Ladies’ Garden Club Grape Power Playing pass the cup during lunch ., Arguing with Mr. Fisher Down at the River. PEGGY O'BRIEN Singers Pep Club Spanish Club . Geometry Club . Loch Lomond Quiver Intramurals Will remember camping out on an island Chinese fire drills Girls' Varsity Football. ANGELIQUE OLSON Basketball Manage! O.C.C. L. Dean’s black list Frisbe Club Girls’ Varsity Football. GARY OLSON ... Buteyn’s black list O.C.C. ... Out to lunch bunch . .. Chapter 16 in Biology with Mr. Crocker. KEVIN OLSON .. Football Wrestling French Club ... Quiver . M” Club Concert Band . . Intramurals Will remember sixth hour English class. TOM OLSON Soccer Concert Band .. Quiver M Club Intramurals Some of my best years have been spent here Loch Lomond Liked Toll Bridge climbing on the Duluth soccer trip. LIZ PARRA MORE Singers . Girls' Basketball and Track . Homecoming Committee. JILL PATTRIDGE New student this year Loves to ski Out to lunch bunch Pep Club . Loch Lomond .. Girls' Varsity Football Tee Pee Committee Good times in Utah. KATHY PENNINGTON New student this year Will remember breaking three pots in art. JIM PETERS . Soccer Goalie Concert Band Under-water basket-weaving President Dean's Assistant Ping Pong Boy . . M.A. Varsity Garden Club “Our Class Clown. ” BRUCE PETERSON ... Concert Band Pep Band Tennis Will remember Dave Riddle — “Super Bable .. Shelly’s yard party . .. Crocker's homeroom JANE PETERSON Cheerleader German Club Pep Club JS and Homecoming Committee Loch Lomond ... Singers Girls' Varsity Football Intramurals Will remem ber Password on Singers' tour Chinese Fire Drills We’re Winning”. NANCY PETERSON Concert Band Antler .. . Pep Club German Club Homecoming Committee Intramurals Loch Lomond Will remem ber Mere and Mer- la McDonald’s Looking for Duluth soccer game for two hours. STEVE PETERSON Future World Dictator. RENEE PLOWMAN Singers German ('lub .. . Pep Club Ladies' Garden Club Will remember listening to Mr. Fisher talk about his fallen arches ., Playing frisbee and building a forest on back campus. DAVE RIDDLE .. Singers Soccer Homecoming Committee Loch Lomond “M Club Intramurals Men’s Glee Club .. Remembers Singers’ tour . Graham crackers with Sindt Duluth game .. ”Super Bable.” MELODY RILEY Dramatics Homecoming and Tribal Calls Committees Pep Club ... Quiver .. French Club . Cheerleader Mountain climbing. TERRY SINDT Soccer. Golf M” Club Homecoming Committee Intramurals Varsity Garden Club Soccer trip to Duluth . Nick names — Chops and Fuzzy Cheeks” Also known for his graham crackers. MARK STROMBERG . Singers Concert Band Co-Capt. Football Baseball Homecoming Attendant Boys’ State Loch Lomond Intramurals . Pep Band Singers and Band tours. LOIS STROMVALL Antler Quiver . Sadie Hawkins Committee O.C.C. Garden Club Down at the River in the Spring Riding to school in cars where there is always something wrong. JOAN SUBSTAD A Basketball fanatic . Concert Band Ping Pong and Chess Club Quiver ... French Club Timbrellettes Pep Club French Rep. Enjoyed Ladies’ Garden Club. KITRTSWANSON Soccer Concert Band 4 2 Liked Pop Concerts ... Describes himself as .. O.C.C. Island Camping Suspended “very intelligent but not motivated. ' for skipping to Calhoun Chinese fire drill STEVE SYVERSON “Loud. Low. and Jock ” Singers ... Soccer Co-Capt “M” Club Intramurals .. Most memorable teacher — Miss Olson Island Camping Larry's birthday ... McDonald’s Singers'tour O.C.C. 'ing Homecoming Attendant. ROBIN TEMPLE Cheerleader Spanish Club Woodwind Ensemble Concert Band Singers. LAURIE TJORNHOM ... Antler ... Singers Cheerleader ... Had the honor of being chosen Homecoming Queen . Girls' Varsity Football Loch Lomond JETS Noslob OTLB Intramurals ... Singers’ tour '... Spanish Club . .. Pep Club. PETER TWEDTEN Soccer Would like to know who T.P. 'd his house! JOE VALTINSON Football Track “M' Club .. . Antler A great artist . Considers himself a quiet person who loves art and sports Kind of lazy. PRESTON VAN SCHEPEN New student this year. DEBBIE VAN VRANKEN Folk Group Noslob . . O.C.C. ... Ladies’ Garden Club. DAN VOGEL .. Audio Visual ... Props Committee. JOY WAHLUND . Singers ... Ping Pong Club .. Timbrellettes .. Homecoming Committee ... Spanish Club Pep Club. JULIE WAITE Singers Voice of Democ- racy . . , Homecoming Committee Girls' Basketball . . Left at semester to attend college. TOM WA WRZYNIAK Football Wres- tling ... Baseball . “M Club Noslob Oreo cookies in English. MARKWELTY Swim Team Chess Club ... O.C.C. .. Intramurals German Club Homecoming Program. STEVE WERKEMA Described as “Semi- Far Out” Soccer German Club Chess and Ping Pong Club . Will remember Mr. Lundin's jokes Duluth trip .. Breaking noseat a soccer game. DEAN WHITBY ... Wrestling Concert Band ... Part-time skier (down half the time, up the other half) . A Great Guy! SCOTT WIDELL ... Soccer . Quiver .. Class Officer ... Intramurals . “M Club . Will remember the day we skipped to Calhoun ... and the next day in the office Duluth trip (Kung Fu) ... Island Camping. WENDY WIDELL ... Student Council Homecoming Chairman and Attendant Cheerleader . . Dean’s list Will remember meeting the Dean for lunch at McDonald’s Loch Lomond Harvey and Betty-Lou. GENE WOELFFER ... Football Co-Capt. Basketball ... Living at Robin’s ... H.C. Attendant. TIM WOLTER ... Wrestling Quiver “M” Club ... Adventurers' Club . The phantom poet we hear every morning Track Described as an overweight wrestler and half of the Quiver staff Will remember the Milk Lady . Mr. Fisher's Ideas Class His first match. JOAN WALEN ... Singers .. Class Officer Antler Cheerleader ... J.S. and Homecoming Chairman ... Pep Club .. Geometry Club 43 FINE ARTS To each is given a certain inward talent, a certain environment of Fortune; to each by wisest combination of these two; a certuin maximum of capability. Thomas Carlyle Minnehaha Academy ROW I: See. Sue Becker. Robin Stewart, Mary Ambler. Debbie Davidson, Kathy Fuller. ROW 2: Jill Selander, Mary Steen. Rae Lynn Shirley. Betsy Wong, Pam Temple. ROW 3: Dean Whitby. Randy Frost, Sharon Cuff. Jean Rhode, Mark Emerson. ROW 4: Vice Pres. Jim Albmson. Scott Langguth. Mark Stromberg, Mark Anderson, Craig Gieser. ROW 5: Bruce Peterson, Kurt Swanson. Dave Nelson. Am i Bjomson. Bruce Sands t mm. ROW 6: Jeff Thimetl, Joan Substad, Todd Krause. Enc Johnson. Jim Peters. ROW7: Mark Swanson. 46 ROW I: Nancy Petcnon. Kristi Wahtberg, Kathy Salovich, Sara Ahlquist, Beth Marwin. ROW 2: Cindy Kocpp. Susan Wong. Lorolee Holdahl, Carol Ueder, Geo Marsh. ROW 3: Reid Victorsen. Debbie Fuhrr. Lee Rotenberry, Harb Snyder. Mike Rischoff. ROW 4: Jane Hagstrom, Dave Nordenson, Charlene Francis, Tim Wnght. Bob Eelkema ROW 5: Tom Bernier, NedZarecky, Pres Greg Hanson, Winston Covert, Mr. Hepburn ROWS: Kevin Olson. “Westward Ho” Westward Hn“ (he themeof the Pop Concerts, provided a musical journey (or the audience from mainland Europe to the western coast of the United States Ah the western migration of the American people uas traced, the rich American heritage and its effect upon society became a reality. The Orchestra began the evening concerts with treatments of the Finale from Beethoven's Y ltV Symphony and the Fourth Movement of the New World Symphony by Dvorak These signified the move from Europe to North America The nett freedom the early Americans experienced u as presented by the Concert Band LexingtonOverture uith narration recalled the Revolutionary War period “When Jesus Wept, a number expressing the neu religious freedom, featured soloists Mark Anderson and (� reg Hanson. A Singers Ensemble singing “Psalm 150' with band accompaniment described again this new freedom of expression. The next section was introduced with the song “Westward Ho” sung by Jim Gardnerand Dick l arson. The Study Hand, appearing in authentic costumes, livened up the program ivith Hootenanny, featuring songs |rom American f music. Among the other numbers played were 1836 — A New Land, A New Nation by llayhar and tunes from the m cal Oklahoma. Intermission featured refreshments, served in Western styled and decor, and the sale of the Concert Hand record mated by Daisy Hepburn. A reprise of Westward Ho” followed by Heart of America, a symphonic march by the Concert Hand in costunu the last part of the program. Indian Overture by Leidzen represented the conflict of the first Americans, and the moving Cake Walk and One-Step Dance the social life of the early settlers. Ives Circus Hand trnc ed a day at I with the Timbrellettes, dressed as dou ns and the Singers’ and Flute Ensemble! supporting the Concert Har hardships and rewards were described by Desert Water Hole by (Jrofe, u hich utilizes several Stephen Fostt To summarize the evenings theme and to describe the feelings of true Americans, regardless of their get band concluded with America, the Beautiful. The hip Concerts provided the climax of the 1973-1974 season for the instrumental music depart me played before full houses the evenings of February 8 and 9. 48 Pop Concert, 1974 Mr. Hepburn conducts. Clowns entertain with thtir tamborines The Concert Band prepares for its first num ber. A day at the circus presented by the Concert Band, a Singers’ Ensemble and the Flute Ensemble. 49 Choir And Chorus Choir ROW I: Marie McColl, Naomi Anderson, Helen Miller, Betty Rmgold. Raeanne Miller, Rae Lynn Shirley, Misty Larton, LoRae Welty, Naomi Johnson, Missy Wreuner. Holly Tronet. Cheryl Peterson. Laura Milano, Esther Greer. Carol Brrggren, fJaina Zile, Ruth Agre ROW 2: Becky Carlson, Cathy Barkeus, Chris Meyer, Mary Anderson. Joan Carlson, Jody Shodin, Sarah Parker. Roque! Nelson, Sarah Lot. Heidi Larson, Sue Lunseth. Dana Sat ten-all. Dawn Goulet. Michelle Young ROW 3: Sheryl Jorgenson, Loretta Hitchcock, Bridget O'Bnen, Kan Bengtton, Judy Nelson, Jan Oberg. Jody Carlson. Laune Schaeffer, Ruth Emerson, Cheryl Gilbert, Sue Anderson. Priscilla Brandt, Kathy Thomas. Elaine Osenga. Marsha Johnson, Merrilee Mathison. ROW 4: Steve Berggren. Gory Erickson, Chuck Johnstone. Jeff Larson. Scott Schoolmeesters, Blake Johnson. Brent Johnson. Sower Knutson, Peter Eckstrom, Joel Nelson, Dan 1‘almer, Steve Woltentorff, Scott Williams. Chorus ROW 1: Dede Keil, Karin Anderson. Cindy Doran. Dawn Dykhuixen, Carrie Lund. Nanette Steams, Michelle lusLonde, Sonja Mickelbcrg. Ann Holum, l.inda Peterson. Robyn Winket. Andrea Salen ROW 2: Leslie Peterson. Sharon St George. Judy Sumner. Lori Hammmk. Jan Colby. Becky Nelson, Patty Kochaver. Lon Ekholm. Ann Jacobs, Janice Knight, Sally Stotesbery ROW 3: Elaine Valtmson, Kathy Boehm. Undo Schwartz, Joyce Kopp. Nancy Anderson, Polly LeVin ROW 4: John Pjescich. Tim Effrem. Reggie Kleinsasser, Corey Kulseth, Russell Wickstrom. Dave Fuglestad. Tim Werkema, Carey Ameson. Bnan Ledeboer 50 Flute And Brass Ensembles Flute Ensemble: Mr. Hepburn, Sue Anderson. Joni Johnson. Judy Anderson, Jennifer Wilson. Brass Ensemble: Mr. Hepburn. Larry Nelson. Brent Johnson, Tom Albinson. Blake Johnson. Perry Bruget, 51 Concert Band Has a Busy Year The Concert Band, in its position as the most important instrumental group at Minnehaha Academy, had a busy and interesting year. Beginning the season with its annual appearance at the Spaghetti Splash in September, the band inspired interest and support for their various activities from the Band Parents' Organization. The band's appearance at the Homecoming football game and its contribution later to Pep Band performances at basketball games made the members vital supporters of school spirit. Cutting a record, playing for two school convocations and providing Christmas music at Southdale were important December activities. A concert in Winthrop, Minnesota; participation in the “Erik Leidzen Festival at First Covenant Church in Minneapolis; and the California tour were highlights of the spring season. The tour itinerary included cities from San Francisco to I os Angeles and featured an appearance at Disneyland. Performances at year-end activities, such as Commencement and at the Olympics foY Retarded Children rounded out a full program for the Concert Band. Mr. Hepburn conducts at a football game. The band performs at Homecoming. b2 Orchestra And Study Band Participate in Concerts The advent of the Orchestra has brought a new dimension to Minnehaha's musical program. String players now have the opportunity to make full use of their talents here. Consisting of a well-balanced group of strings, woodwinds, brasses and percussion under the direction of Mr. David Hepburn, the Orchestra made its debut at a November recital. Further performances were given at the Christmas Choral Concert, where it accompanied the combined choirs in Handel's Messiah; at an Open House for prospective students; at the Fop Concert, where they made a major contribution to the program; and at a Spring Concert. With these fine performances, the Orchestra has gained support and acclaim for their hard work, as they have grown to become an important musical organization. The Orchestra appears in concert. The Study Band adds interest to the Pop Concert with authentic costumes and exciting music. Mr. Hepburn previews new music. The Study Hand, comprised predominantly of Freshmen and Sophomores, became a major force in the thrust for school spirit. Playing at the football games and adding its support to the Pep Band during the basketball season gave it an important place at the games. Performing, also, throughout the year at various functions, such as the Pop Concert and the Honors' Day Convocation, the Study Band became an accepted and appreciated group, while the members grew in experience and musical ability. S3 Study Band and String Orchestra ROW I; Todd Benson. Barney Patterson, Loren Anderson, Sylvia Nabben. Diane Baton, Men Molt, Todd Anderson. Robyn Winkel, Dennis Hruby, Tony Jones. ROW 2; Lisa Swanson. Cheryl Helling. Judy Anderson, Carol Peterson. Karen Berg ROW 3; Brenda Holmqutst, Lynrtte Dahlgren, Cheryl Tollefson, Elaine Wyatt, Sue Kochaver. Jan Hildebmndt. ROW 4; Gracia Anderson. Mari Aid-nch, Barbara Berggren. Scott Schoolmeesters. Tim Werhema. Duane Fox. Marsha Buie. ROW 5; Rachel Underwagger. Brian Green. Heather Foster, Terri Anderson, David Peterman. Wayne Rosters. Calvin Nelson. Sharon St. George ROW 6; Don Mingo. James Aitkens, James Steidl, Bill Johnson. Myron Nelson, Dan Stromberg. Jim Seburg. Craig Ahmdt ROW 7; Chris Walter, Renee Johnson, Bob Campbell, Isiync Holdohl. Dan Roufs. Mark Olson. Brad Martinson. Tom Lasley. ROW 8; John Heide. Steve Secord. Evan Whitby. Kathy Masterman, Dean Kovack. Mark Smith. String Orchestra: ROW ONE: Dick Larson. Jean Peterson. Janice Knight. Paul Rydell, Kevan Moulton. ROW TWO: Julie Wallace. Martha Broten. Steve Larson. ROW THREE: Sally Buchanan. Carol lAuxdmark, Bob Eelkema. Marc Kuhne. Tim Werkema. Leigh Rotenberry. ROW FOUR Kns Peterson, Russell Gould. Cathy Pengra. Mr Hepburn 54 The Christmas Choral Concert A highlight of the Christmas season, the annual Christmas Concert this year featured Handel’s Messiah” under Harry Opel’s direction. Soloists who joined the Singers, combined Choirs, Orchestra, and Brass Ensemble for this major presentation were Linda Bongard, Karen Johnson, Richard Edstrom, and William Strom. Bonnevieve Opel was at the Organ. 55 ROW 1; Chris Johnson, Liz Holum, Barb Engel brekt. Cindy Colley, Kim Nelson, Sharon Aday, Pam Fredrickson. Karen Erickson. Kathy Skibbc, Jan Wallestad, Sue Hagberg, Carol Liedrr. Jane Peterson, Pat Carlson, Meri Noll, Martha Brotcn, Jan Bryant ROW 2; Betsy Anderson, iMurie Tjomhom. Kris Eastlund, Michele Lurueth, Joy Wahlund. Nancy Rindels, Kathy Fuller. Paula Mellema, Renee Plowman. Pam Carlson. Kathy Salovich. Peggy O'Brien. Joan Walen, Julie Waite, Shelly Ahlquist. Robin Temple. Marlys Johnson. Muffie Larson ROW 3; Singers Chris Berg, Craig Gieser, Tom Bernier. Dave Hepburn. Paul Rhodes, John Swanson, Mark Goodrich, Randy Englund. Dick Larson. John Denham. Luke Riley. Keith Johnson, Paul Fugelstad. Naomi Emerson. Kevin Smith. Jan Hedslen, Jan Fester ROW 4; Luke Pederson. Steve Swan son. Brian Malam. Steve Syverson. Dave Berg. Mark Strom berg, Jim Gardner. Tim Wright. Loren Heuiemann. Doug Vigoren. Dave Riddle. Dave Gottlieb, Jim Ingison, Tim Amstutz. Lis Parramore. Alan Rmdels, Peter Byrnes 57 The Singers and the combined choirs began the year with a presentation to the student body of Cesar Fhrnck's Mass in A. At the Christmas season, the choirs joined together in presenting Handels Messiah. The Alumni. Singers, and choirs presented the annual Seven Last Words of Christ in April. Throughout the school year the Singers performed at various churches around the Twin Cities. A presentation of Mendelssohn's Saint Paul was given in the spring, followed by their performances at the Baccalaureate Service and at Commencement. 58 60 Spring Play, 1974 Was He Anyone? by N.F. Simpson Thespian Malt Nelson, Naomi Emerson, Heidi Larson, Paul Rydell. Janet Fester, Erie Johnson International Thespian Society Honors Drama Participants 61 e FACULTYm STAFF Reproof on their lips, g but a smile in their eyes. Samule Lover S President Wilbur C. Westerdahl You are not the oil. you are not the air — merely the point of combustion, the flash-point where the light is born Vou are merely the lens in the beam. You can only receive, give, and possess the light as a lens does. If you seek yourself, your rights. you prevent the oil and air from meeting in the flame, you rob the lens of its transparency. Sanctify — either to be the Light, or to be self-effaced in the Light, so that it may be bom. self-effaced so that it may be focused or spread wider. July 28. 1957 Dag Hammerskjold 64 Minnehaha ’s Deans Mrs. Arlene Anderson Dean of Instruction Mr. Ken Greener Dean of Students Men team while they teach — Seneca People's mind are changed more by observation than by argument. - Will Rogers 65 Administration Mrs. Beiva Flegle Admissions Office Mr. Richard Martinson Superintendent — IHant and (tperotion Dr. Pat Sheehan Christian Life Counselor 66 Mrs. Bonnie Mtkkelson Junior High Counselor Mr. Cliff Vennerstmm Senior High Counselor The Northwest Covenant Conference Northwest Covenant Conference Superintendent: Rev. Carl Janson Secretary: Mrs. Esther Franklin Secretaries: Mrs. Marion Stromberg, Mrs. Lucille Anderson 67 Dedicated Men Plan for Our School Business and professional leaders from the Northwest Conference area comprise the Board of Education, which gives direction to our school. They consider ways to make its present operation more effective, and they make long-range plans for the future, fhctured are a few of the mem bers before an important meeting in January. Specialists in areas of finance give further help in planning. Mr. Thomas Kamp, Pres Wilbur Westerdahl, Mr Paul Anderton. background. Rev. David Larsen, Mr. Robert Hajieek, Mr Roy Enroth, Dr. Paul Hedlund: Assistant to the President, Financial Analysis Mr. Warren Sat ter berg AiMutant to the President, Department of Development. Mr. John Colley: Director of Stewardship. 68 Office Staff Mrs Sybil Wickstrom, Receptionist; Mrs Homette Lundberg. Registrar; Julie Botdorf. Secretary. Mrs. Rosemary Erickson. Cashier. Mrs. Louise Dalquut. Bookkeeping. Mrs. ha Nelson. Dean's Secretary; Miss Elauie Elmberg, President ' Secretary. 69 Miss Connie Malcolm. Faculty Secretary Mrs. Virginia Sohang. Secretary to the Dean of Students. Social And 70 Sacred Studies Mr. David Glenn Sofia Studies Mr. Maynard Londborg Sacred Studies, Science Mrs. Sharon Reichenbach Social Studies Mr. Paul Swanson Sacred Studies Math And 72 Science Miss Bonnie Peterson Algebra Mrs. Jane Weigel Jr. High Mathematics and Science Mr. Harvey Lundin Algebra. Advanced Mathematics Mr. Gordon Olson Chemistry, Physics English, Speech 7A And Communications 7b Fine Arts Mrs. Carol Elde Art Mr. David Hepburn Instrumental Music Mr. Gerald Nordstrom Art and Drama Mr. Harry Opel Choral Music 76 Foreign Languages Skills And 78 Athletics 79 Kitchen Staff And Bus Drivers Cooks: Mrs. Ethel Brodui. Mrs Evelyn Vigorm. Mrs Chrystal Nelson. Mrs Diane Thatcher. Bus Driven: Sitting. Bemie Billings. Jeff Gorham. Todd Haugan. Harlan Hanson; Standing. David Anderson, Steve Goranson. Rick Olson, Mark Grimm. Craig Opel 80 Custodial Staff Roger Russeil. Tim Cradle. Dennis Anderson. John Coding Dave Anderson. Newman Nies. Sian Erickson. 81 • Mrs. Dorothy Melnychcnko Library Assistant Mrs. Ebba Johnson Assistant Librarian 82 Pot Sheehan comet ready for another day. A very friendly smile from Gerry Nordstrom! Carol Elde and her ton Neit enjoy a ualk together. John Crocker enjoy another family outing. A lazy day in the tun for Paul Swanson 83 84 Mr . Reichenbacher visit Central America with herhutband Mr . Fryhling combines two hobbies — knitting and travel Herr Kauh with his painting crew. Mus Peterson and her pal Speeding Consoles strikes again ! 85 STUDENT ACTIVITIE S Each young and beautiful being shapes around it events that are themselves young, beautiful, and happy. Maurice Maeterlinck 87 SGB Works for the Interest of All School Governing Board: Pal Sheehan, Ken Greener. Janet Johruon. Barb Dacia. Mark Matthewa. Janet Fetler, Km Eastlund. Robin Steu art. Karen Berg. Tom Dimassu, Tern Anderson, Jim Gardner, Sharon Reiehenbach, Maynard l ndborg. Judy Schueiss. Gordon Olson, Todd Eklund This year’s S.G.B. consisted of ten students, ten faculty members, one administrator, S.G.B. President. Vice-President and Secretary. This system was set up so that all three representative groups could view their opinions and have a part in decisions made concerning student life. It was the second year of this form of government. The committee met about three times every two months, and the meetings were open to all students. In several convocations throughout the year, the S.G.B student representatives gave an account of what the S.G.B. was doing for them. Minutes of the meetings were posted on bulletin boards and also in the Quiver. A couple of activities achieved and sponsored by the S.G.B were the Joyce Everson concert and Thursday Night at the Movies. 88 Student Leadership Retreat ROW ONE: ‘resident Wnterdahl. tin Hast tun d. Jan Hcd ten, Shelly Ahlqvut. Judy Set ton, Toni l)ima%u . Judy Andcr� on. Karen Herg. Carol Peterson. Andrea Salen. Eric Johnson. Mrs Anderson. Pat Sheehan ROW TWO: Geoff Marsh. Sheryl Jorgensen. Loretta Hitchcock. Janet Fetter. Rohm St mart. Cindy Colley . ROW THREE: Steve Syvenon. Mark Matthews. Steve Swanson. Scott Tjaden. Jack Kuhn. Dave Gottlieb. 1‘eter Lindgren. Jim Albinson, Jim Gardener, liarb Hngelbrekt. Robin Temple. Mary Ambler, Mr Vennentrom Thirty-one people from M.A. took part in a student leadership retri at held at the YMCA t amp by the St. Croix River. The group consisted of students from all grades and a few administrators. Among the topics of discussion were Pep Club and M Club, the new athletic conference in which M.A. will be participating next year, possible change of the team name, and the school power structure. Between topics of discussion, everyong participated in a very wet. strenuous game of football. 89 Quiver Circulates Campus News Staff Ed. Cindy Colley, Photo Ed. Ene Johnson, Feature Ed Karen Geisendorfer. Artist Joe Val-tinson. Asst. Ed Tim Wolter, Editor Geoff Marsh, Photo Ed Jelf Thimell, Sports Ed. Erie Eck-strom. Student Activities Ed Shelly Ahlquist, Sport Ed. Jim Albinson (not pictured — Advertising Ed. Jim Gardner). Under its new advisor, Mr. Craig Nordstrom, the Quiver staff was able to publish its newspaper more frequently than in recent years. The Quiver, this year, along with new organizational guidelines, had a new, very readable format. The staff was successful in covering all sports and student activities, as well as special school events. It also sponsored the Santa Anonymous gift drive at Christmas time. Many long hours were spent fulfilling their main function: to supply the students of Minnehaha with current news and opportunities for involvement in school life. 90 Spanish Club French Club German Club 91 “M” Club Has the Spirit This year's M” Club got off to a fantastic start by taking over the concession stand at the football games. They also sold “M Club goodies at “Thursday Night at the Movies held on occasional Friday nights during the year. Parties are held at the end of each season to initiate new letter winners. The members really added lots of school spirit to this year's games. M Club Officers: Vice Pres. Jim Albinson, Sec. Treat. Mike Frye. Pres. Jack Kuhn. 92 Pep Club Enthusiasts Add Spirit to Games! Sr Rep Club Prtt. Jan Bryant. Jr. Pep Club Pm Paula Petenon Girls Get Involved in Gymnastics ROW ONE: Nanette Steam . Kathy Masterman. Donna Dresser, Roxanne Michael. Betsy Ringold. Deanna Erickson. Sarah Parker. Sue Anderson. Paula Peterson. Mrs. Carlson. ROW TWO: Simmy Moos. Naomi Johnson. Holly Trane . Loralee Holdahl. Kim Munhittriek, Kris Ameson. Judy Anderson. Heidi Larson Debbie McCary. 93 Venturesome, Daring, And Fun Adventurers' Club Several students along with their venturesome leader. Rev. Swanson, had an exciting year exploring the vast expanses of nature. They enjoyed many trips rock climbing at Taylors Falls and at Devils Lake, Wisconsin. The Adventurers also went canoeing in the northern woods of Minnesota, and they had a chance to experience winter camping. As spring neared, they looked forward to Spelunking, cave exploring. Ski Club 94 Chess and Ping Pong Club Morning Announcement Crew: Mike Bischoff, Loren Heinemann AV Staff: Advisor Mr. Carlton. Steve Berggen. Dan Vogel, Ixtrry Eby, Dave Peterman. Ray Barrett. Dennis Hruby. Duane Jones 95 NHS, Debate, Voice of Democracy Sal tonal Honor Society: ROW ONE: Robin Steuart. barb Engelbrrkt. Shelly Ahlquut, Mark Strom berg, Betsy Anderson. Rey Anderson. Jane Peterson. Robin Temple. Steve Peterson. Sue Becker. ROW TWO: Cindy Koepp. Hill Me Cary, Michele Lumet h. Greg Haruon. Jim Albinson, Keith Johnson, Scott Tjaden. Steve Suanson. Janet Fesler. Mary Ambler. Sharon A day. Pete Lmdgren. Karen Geisendor er. Eric Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Martha Broten Debate ROW ONE: Karen Geisendorfer. Lynda Hollinger. Sally Buchanan. Jenny Wilson. Mary Buteyn, Kathy Skibbe ROW TWO: Reid Tjaden, Loren Heinemonn, Advisor Mr Sordstrom. Mike Karpeles. Craig Ahmdt. Todd Peterson Voice 0 Democracy Cindy Colley — Second Place, Steve 'foan Walen. Karen Geisendorfer — First Place. Chris Berg. Va,tf Third Place. Advisor Mr Nordstrom. 96 ANTLER IS ROW ONE: Loia Stromuall, Mary Ambler. Marly s Johnson. Carol Kennedy. ROW TWO: Ijiune Tjornhom. Karen Andenon. Betty Anderson. Pam Fredrickson, Joan Carlson, Sherry Nichols. Mary Anderson, Brad Martinson, Mark Matthews. Geoff Smith. Karen Geisendorfrr, Teresa Hunt. Shelly Ahlquist, Nancy Peterson, Jan Hedsten ROW THREE: Bob Dale, Joe Valtinson. Jack Kuhn. Larry Montan NOT PICTURED: Michelle Young, Chris Berg. Duane Jones. Jeff Thimell. hirrte Ixtrsen. Scott Mixer, Ric Hanenburg, Naomi Emerson 97 Co-Editors Mariya Johnson and Mary Ambler. Copy and Photo Editor: Carol Kennedy. Determination, Hard Work But wets Manager: Jeff Thimell PhotographerBrad Martinson, Duane Jones, Jeff Thimett, Bob Dale. Seniors: Joan Walen and Larry Montan. Campus Life: Shelly Ahlquist and Karen Geisendorfer. Faculty: Betsy Anderson and Laurie rjomhom. 98 The Finished Product 99 Underclassmen: Michelle Young and Chris Berg Advertising: Karen Anderson and Lou Sromvall too SPORTS You’ll find us rough, Sir, but you’ll find us ready! Dickens v y The Glorious Varsity Football Gridders Are Great! FIRST ROW: Rnd Victort en, Jack Month, John Gullberg. Captain Mark Strom berg, Captain Gene Woelffer, Dave Hepburn, Doug Vigoren, Dan Johnson SECOND ROW Manager Drnnu Hruby, Jim Albmson. Hrian Malam, Jack Kuhn. Louis Carter. Mark Olson. Chuck John tone. Greg Hanson, Paul Rhodes, Je f Broun. THIRD ROW: Coach David Glenn, Mike Frye. Eric Eckstrom, Kevin OUon. Luke Bede non. Mike Smith. Joe Valtin-son. Mark Plooater, 'ete Brynes, Chris Rhone, Coach Ted Malmsten. 10 2 The best defense is a good offense Football INDIVIDUAL HONORS Captains Mark Strom her . Gene Woelffer Captains Elect: Raul Rhodes. Luke Pederson MVP: Joe Valtinson All-Conference Jack Kuhn. Jim Albinson, Joe Valtinson, Chris Rhone. Gene Woelffer 103 B-Squad Football Team ROW I: Joel Nelson, Scott Johnson. Barnes Patterson, Matt Brou n. Don Mingo, Mark C. Danielson. James Steidl, Eric Dawson ROW 2: Coach Erickson, Evan Whitby, MarkJ Danielson. Jef Larson, Tim Ramses er. John Pjrscich. Brian Harrington. Kevin Smith. Cordy Wigdahl. Tom Albinson, Tom Larson 104 Girls’ Volleyball — a New Ball Game ROW 1: Robin Stewart, Michele Lunurth. Pat Carleon. ROW 2: Jean Rhode. Lon Fjellman. Molly Harrington. Pam Car I non ROW 3: Mr Carlton, l.u Holum. Sharon Aday. Pam Farm, Ruth Emerson, I'.aurte Schaeffer Body Language Girls’ inter-scholastic volley ball was started this year at Minnehaha Academy. With both an A and a B squad, there was a lot of enthusiasm and spirit. Beginning late in the season, they practiced almost every night after school. Practice didn ‘t bring quite the results they expected as they ended their first season with a disappointing record of two wins and seven losses. Total Involvement 1 105 Volleyball Is a Battle for the Ball! Cross Country Girls Keep Running HOW ONE: Kay Ham� . LoRae Welty. Tom Omanis. Sharon St Gtorgt. HOW TWO: Carol Landmark. Lorxan Andenon. Mrs. Carlson. Sally Stoles berry. Money Anderson 106 Cross Country Runners Leg It Out This Year I.. TO R Man- Kuhne, Mark Anderson, S ott Williams, Jon Runquist, Coach Don Butcxn. Paul Youngquinl, Rob Butcyn. Tim Werkema. Tim Ef-frvm, 1‘aul Landmark 107 Super Soccer Stars Strive On ROW I: Alex Kauls. Kristen Olson. ROW 2: Tom Olson. Peter Twcdten, Scott Langguth, Steve Syvenon. Nate Grout. Pete Lindgren, Kurt Swanson, foul Fugclstad. Tom Allison. Coach Rick Olson. ROW 3: Dave Riddle. Dan Rodman, Terry Sindt. Steve Werkema. Mats Nilsson. Eric Johnson, Scott Tjaden, Dave Nordenson, Coach Guido Kauls. ROW 4: Managers Karen Geisendorfer and Shelly Ahlquist, Jon Anderson, Dave Berg. Gary Erickson, Luke Riley. Keith Johnson. Scott Widell. KungFut Coach Kauls INUIVIM’AL Hu SDKS Captains: Steve Syvenon. I etc Lindgren. ('apt atns-Elect Dat e liern, Mate Croat, Have Nor• denaon. Most Valuable Player: SteveSyverson. All-Conference: Steve Sy vers on. Pete Lindgren. Peter Ttvedten. All-State Soccer Team: Steve Sy verson 108 109 B-Squad Soccer Team HOW 1: L. TO R. Hruct Gottlieb. Bruce Johnson. Mark Gasparre. Paul Rydell, Brent Johnson. Eric Hagman. John Su anson. Mark Emerson. Dan Stromberg. Alan Rindels ROW 2: Man Buteyn (manager). Paul Effrem. Dan Rouf . Peter Eckstrom. Mike Karpeln. Scott School meet ten. Randy Englund. Karl Stromvall. Coach Craig Opel C-Squad Soccer Team ROW 1: L. TO R. Brian Green. Stefan Rouf . Brad Martinson. Stephan Skibbe. Lee Pattridge. Scott Wiessner. Tom Kamp. Andreu Hastings. Dave Fuglestad. Doug Anderson ROW 2: Bruce Gottlieb. Keith Anderson. Jim Shelhamer. Cary Ameson. Coach Vasilevsky. Bruce Johnson, Mark Gasparre. Dan Rouf . Mark Agre. no Basketball Bounces Down the Boards A-Squad Basketball ROW ONE: Dai id Peterman, Manager. Steve Wolterstorff. Jim Ingison. Scott Langguth. Leu-u Carter. Dave Hepburn. Mark Even ton. Brad Martinson. Manager ROW TWO: Greg Anderson. Tim Amstutt. Mark Bettenga. Coach Wendell CarDon. Chnt Rhone. Bob Dale. Steve Ives. Jim Anderson B-Squad -J [-1 H -7 I-- 4 V B-Squad Basketball ROW ONE: Barney Patterson. Ray Barret. Bob Butryn. Chuck Johnstone. Joel . elson. Brad Plowman. Brad Martinson. Manager ROW TWO: Coach David Glenn. Ket tn Smith. Luke Pederson. Tim Wnght. Alan Rind els, Rick Snyder. Mike Karpeles. Tim Ramsey er. David Peterman. Manager. Ill 11? 113 Girls’ Basketball Bounces Back ROW ONE: Mrs. Carlson. Donna Dresser. Gracia Anderson. Lit Holum. Men Mathison, Sarah Parker. Marsha Buie, Sharon Cuff. ROW TWO: Pam Fann. Rachel Vndemager. Jean Rhode. Lit Parramore, Loretta Hitchcock. Cathy Barkeu . Brenda Holmquist. Indians Pick Up Momentum ROW ONE: Dick Larson. Steve Johnson. Tom Rhodes. Arm Bjorn ton. Doug Vigoren, Dale Whitby. Scott Johnson. ROW TWO: Manager Larry Nelson, John Gullberg, Dan Johnson. Mark Olson. Foul Rhodes. Bill Jemberg. Gary Erickson, Matt Broun, Coach Todd Ecklund. Asst. Coach Dave Schmidt. B-Squad Hockey Manager Ijury Nelson. Scott Weissner, Steve Larson. Lee Pattridge. Dean Kovack. Tom Rhodes. Bruce Sandberg. Dale Whitby-, Ron Munkittrick, Craig LaZerle. Coach Dave Schmidt. 115 116 117 Those Wonderful Wrestlers Wrestle Wonderfully ROW ONE: Paul Landmark. Keith John ton. Tom Albineon, Reid Victorsen. Tom Wawrzynaik. ROW’TWO: Brent Johnson. Jon Runquist. Tim Wol-ter. Captain Jim Albmson, Jell Thimell ROW THREE: David Olfelt, Paul Kuhne. Stefan Roup. Chru Wolter, Keith Anderson ROW FOUR: Coach Brad Olson. Coach Jim Miller. Paul Runquist. Kem Peterson. Mark Emerson. Marc Kuhne. Captain Jack Kuhn. Manager Paul Rydell. Manager Tim Effren. Individual Honor I'APTAIS'S Jim Albm «n. 'hi Carlton. Jack Kuhn CONFERENCE First Place: Jack Kuhn. Phil Carlson Second Place Jim Alhm on Fourth Place Paul Lundmark. Tom Waurytnaik REdlOS Second Place: Jack Kuhn Third IHace Phil Carlson STATE Fourth Place Phil Carlson 118 119 Wrestling v The Marvelous Matmen in Action Jim work a stock. Walter plus Wrestling equals Winning. Tom gets a break down. Senior Wrestlers Get Over Sixty Wins. Jack wins again and again 120 Phil shows a superb style. Girls’ Track Travels On! ROW ONE: Barb F.nglebrecht. Carol Lundmark. lx rian Anderson. LoRae Welty. ROW TWO: Mn. Carlson. Michelle Young. Robin Stewart, Michelle Comelious. Lu Parramnre, Kathy Fuller The Track Team s Senior Letterwomen ’ Happiness is running five laps! 121 Track Does It Right! Boy Track; STANDING. Mike Frye. Joe Valtinson. Scott Tjaden. Dave Norderuon. Coach David Lmdmark. SEATED: Scott Lan uuth. Dennis Johnson. Chru Rhone. Paul Rhodes. Marc Kuhne. 12? Baseball Bounces Back for Another Busy Batting Season Returning Hate ha It Lettermen: ROW ONE: Jim Anderson. Dave Berg. Steve Wolterstorff. Dave Hepburn. ROW TWO: Tom Wawnynaik, Copt Dave Eklof. Greg Hansen. Mark Stromberg. Rackets Control Tennis Team TENNIS ROW ONE: Mike Karpeiet. Randy England. Brute Peterson. Matt Broun ROW TWO: Coach Han ey Lundin. Tim Ramteyer. Peter Eckstrvm. Steve Swanson. Dan Stromberg 125 A-Squad Lifts Spirits! White Squad Cheerleader . L. TO R.: Kim Munkittrick. Jane Peterson, Jennifer Michael. Michelle Comehous, Pam Driver 126 Ju t you wait, you guys.' B-Squad Brings Support! 127 128 Juniors Ruth Agrt Sara Ahlquut lx nan Anderson Mark K. Anderson Mary Anderson Naomi Anderson Judy Baldwin Cathy Barkeus Chris Berg Completing a Year Presenting . . . to Make the Year 73-74 Everyone J.S. . . . Sadie Hawkins H.C. ... Remember As Seniors Next Year’s Frosh Will Be to Us Good-bye to Seniors Missing Them Yet Full of Year to Come Make It Even Better. 130 of Planning . .. Working As a Class the Best Yet for ... New Captains School Spirit! Freshmen How Old Looked . . . Realizing Looking Up Friends Anticipation for the And Determination to Craig Buzzell Peter Byrnes Becky Carlson Joan Carlson Jody Carlson Louis Carter ROW 1: Sec fTreas Mark Wooster, Rep Steve Swanson. Pres. Scott 131 Tjaden ROW 2: Rep Robin Steu art. Vice Pres Barb Englebrecht 132 lx n Fjetlman Pam Frrdrirkton 133 Cheryl Gilbert Mark Goodrich Dennis Johnson Keith Johnson Carol Kennedy Stuart Jensen Blake Johnson Daniel Johnson Joel Klucas Cynthia Koepp Marilyn Kommedahl 134 Judy Ixirson Melissa Larson 135 Carol Litdtr Carol lAindmark Jean Nelson David Warden on Robert Olson Kim Nelson Tracy Nuquut Dan Palmer Terri Nelson John Olfelt Dale Patterson Luke Pederson Cheryl Peterson Sue Peterson Arthur Peterson 137 Laurie Schaeffer Zee Snody JiU Setander Barbara Snyderb Karl Strvmvall Kathy Skibbe Gary Sonmore David Sundry Stei'm Swanson 4 0 Jeff Thimell Robin Stewart Curt Smith Mary Steen John Swanson 138 Scott Tjaden Gale Valtinson Jan Wallestad Paul Walin LoRae Wdty Becky Werkema Dale Whitby Glenn Whitby Steve Woltentorff Sutan Wong Donna Woods Melissa Wreisnrr Michelle Young Ned Zarccky 139 Kristi Wahlberg Julia Wallace Craig Ahmdt Jim Ait ken Tom Atkinson Marty Alien Gracia Anderson Scott Anderson Sue L. Anderson Sue R Anderson Theresa Anderson Kris Ameson Ken Baker Raymond Barrett Bill Beckvall Kan Bengtson Juanita Benson Marjie Benson Carol Berggrm Karen Hienrr Ami Bjorns on Matt Broun Marsha Buie Mary Buteyn Bob Buteyn Bob Campbell Holly Charles Sharon Cuff Julie Danielson Mark C. Danielson Mark J Danielson Donna Dresser Peter Eckstrom Bob Eelkema Randy Englund Pamela Farm 141 Deanna Erickson Heather Foster John Gorman Dawn Goulet Esther Greer David Grostephan John Gullberg Erie Hagman My how tall you've grown! Ric Hanenberg Brian Harrington John Heide Cheryl Helling Loretta Hitchcock Layne Holdahl Loralee Holdahl Brenda Holmquisl Brent Johnson 142 Randal Johnson Renet Johnson St even Johnson 143 Lome Larsen Heidi Larson Jeff Larson Kristin l.undeen Sue Lunseth John Madsen Heth Marwin Kathy Masterman Linda Matthews Merilee Mathison Marie McColl Janette Michael Roxanne Michael Helen Miller Rae Anne Miller 144 Donald Mingo Scott Mixer Nancy Moon Joel Nelson Judy Nelson Matt Nelson Raquel Nelson Jan Oberg Bridget O'Brien Mark Olson Elaine Osenga Sarah Parker Barney Patterson Lori Pauluk Cathy Pengra 145 Debbie Pennington Debie Peterson Kris Peterson Paula Pttenon ToddPtlmon ToddS Petenon Brad Plowman Tim Ramseyer Alan Rmdelti Betty Rmgold Date Rom bach Beth Rut tell Jeff RutlerholU Bruce Sandberg Paul Sat her Dana Sat ten-at I Scott Schoolmeesten Rae Lynn Shirley 146 But Ireally want to come in! Jody Shodtn Kevin Smith Linda Smith Julie Stotetbery Dan Strom berg AnneTalsma Kathleen Thomas Paul Thompson Reid Tjaden Holly Tronet Rachel Vnderwager Cindy Vogel Tim Wright Elaine Wyatt Paul Youngquist Daino 7.ile 147 Sophomores Organize, President: Loretta Hitchcock Vice-President. Judy Nelson Secretary Treasurer Ric Hanenburg Representatives: Sheryl Jorgensen Terry Anderson (not pictured) 148 Study And Relax 149 Mark Agre Keith Anderson IsOren Anderson Todd Benson Mari Aldrich Judy Anderson Nancy Anderson Karen Berg FRESHMEN 150 Tim Blaise Kathy Boehm Janice Colby Betsy Converse Cynthia Doran Linda Dwinnell Tim Effrem Lori Ekholm 151 Shanna Evenson James Glad man Isori Hammink Linda Holme Duane Fox Bruce Gottlieb Mark Gasparre Brian Green Lynda HolLnger Anne Jacobs 152 I Kei th Jenson Bruce Johnson Bill Johnson Tony Jones Dee Dee Keit Ena Klashnya Patty Kochauer Joyce Kopp Sara Johnson Scott Johnson James Kamp Pam Kamp ReggieKleuwuser Jan Knight Dean Kovack Corey Kulseth 153 ,4 1 Michelle IjiLonde Tom luxrten Polly LeVin Bettina Lindsay Brad Martinson Simmy Moos David McLane Lyn Moraine Tom Lastey Brian Ledeboer Amy lx rd Carrie Lund Sonja Mick el berg Jeff Moe Kevan Moulton Larry Nelson 154 Diana Niemann Carol Peterson Leslie Peterson Karen Riddle Deborah Olson Carol Peterson Linda Peterson Daniel Roufs 155 David Roufs Paul Runquist Craig Sanders Debbie Softer Sharon St. Ceogre Andrea Salen Linda Schwartz Jim Seburg Steven Secord Stephen Skibbe Nanette Steams Sally Stolesbery Deanna Smith Mark Smith Judy Sumner Lisa Swanson 156 Jon Sued berg Pam Temple Evan Whitby Rues Wickstrom Elaine Valtinson Seott Wiessner Tim Werkema Gordon Wigdahl David Willel Robyn Winkel Roger Woodard Charles Zellte Freshmen Class Officers. Representative Karen Rerg. Sec. Treas. Judy Anderson. Vice Pre . Carol Peterson. Pres. Andrea Salen Mark Anderson Cindy Boehm Julie Campbell Antonia Dimassis Paul Fulcher Pick Carlson Mary Farrell Mary Gardner Monica Bo d Etna be th Bonney Dane Christensen Dan Clemens Kirsten Franttich Nathan Fugle tad Becky Boyer Jill Danielson m Elisabeth Fuller What kind of dishwashing liquid do you use — Imx. Done or Palmolive f 160 Anna Crotons Leslie Gruber Katherine Hama Peter Hrlseth Cheryl Johnson Jeff Johnson Thomas Kamp Andrew Hastings Nancy Isaacson Cynthia Johnson Joel Johnson Debra Knight Class Officers Pres Steve Youngguist. Vice Pres Cindy Boehm. Sec. Treos Tammy Robinson. Rep Tony Dimassis. Terry Kochaver Ted Johnson Todd Kooyer Craig LaZerte 16! Enc Lufkin Brenda Me Kent le Catharine Parramore Stephan Rouft Gail MacFarlane James Me Lane Craig Patterson Kelly Rut tad Mel MacFarlane Dan McQuoid Diana Potreil Gary Santoorjian Jim Shelhamer Rochelle May Pat nek Me Elroy Rosemary Michael Bruce Opseth 16 2 Carrie Scherbert Tom Schwartt Kris Sondtrtggrr Susan Wilson Brent Slater Dan Sorensen Monika Strom Elliott Troup Ruthann Young Lucia queen Susan Wilson serves faculty. |ijw) Lela Sweeney John Sundry Stuart Waite Gail Wickstrom Connie Wigdahl Steve Youngquist 163 Mary Addington Kris Dam berg Dan Fuglestod Mary Johnson ml I M 1 I tl E r t Karen L. Anderson 4 Fenny Edu ards Mark Hanson Erik Ek strom Craig Espelien Karin Freedland Mareux Horn berg Don Anne Holmes Mark Johnson 164 Sandy Klingbeil Chris Kollmer Jackie Kramer Sheryl Lamte Rondo Larton Carla Lindetrom Trudi MacDermott Steve Lanon Michael Lesley Steven Landberg Curtia Marks William Peter Rrtnke Peterson Peter Peterson 166 167 Steve Sonkoutky David Wright Sandy Andenton Beth Fendenon Junior High Football ROW I: Pete Peterson, Dan Sorenson, Steve Youngquvt, Gary Saritoorjian. Craig Espeiien. Dan Fugleatad. ROW 2: Coach Hobby Meyer. Steve Se-cord. Dave Wright, Hon Munkit trick. Erik Ekstrom. Mary Melnychenko. Steve Larson, Steve Johnson, Stuart Waite. 169 ROW 1: Karen Anderson. Sheryl I Amur ROW 2: Vicki Stadler, Mary Addington. ROW 3: Julie Wilton, Kris Dam berg ROW 4: Trudi MacDermolt 170 See what happens when you share a lockerf Caught red-handed' 171 ADVERTISING You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements. ¥ m a (George) Norman Douglas 174 LUMBER® COMPANY 32.?3-E40thST. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8to 5 729-2358 Sat 8 to Noon John W. Ivance Co., Inc| hsurance — Invest men 1618 Pioneer Buildii St. Paul, Minn. 551011 DELLARSON STUDIOS School Photography PROMS weddings Portraiture Industrial Aerial Photography COMMERCIAL 533 Jackson Street St. Paul 175 A Century Old And Celebrating! Because . .. Christ Makes All Things New! First Covenant Church 1874 1974 1280 Arcade Street St. Paul Edina Covenant 4201 W. 50th Street Edina, Minnesota 920-9188 WORSHIPis entering into the presence of God. WE WOULD LOVE TO SHARE THAT EXPERIENCE WITH YOU: Arlene Anderson David Hepburn, Sr. David Lind mark Louise Dahlquist Students attending M.A. from Elim Covenant Mpit Lynn Lamprecht, Naomi Anderson. 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Minnesota 55426 □ (612)544-9591 197 Finally, Brethren, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is gracious, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. Congratulations, Graduate High school is behind you. Ahead is the challenge of a life of effective witness and service for Christ. This calls for higher education in Bible, liberal arts and occupational skills. Consider Northwestern College — where unique academic emphasis affords you distinctive educational opportunities. For information contact the Admissions Office at Northwestern College. We’re ready to discuss your educational future. Admissions Office Northwestern College Roseville, Minnesota 55113 636-4840 BETHLEHEM COVENANT CHURCH 198 Humility is just as much the opposite of self-abasement as it is of self-exaltation. To be humble is not to make comparisons. Secure in its reality, the self is neither better nor worse, bigger nor smaller, than anything else in the universe. It is - is nothing, yet at the same time one with everything. It is in this sense that humility is absolute self-effacement. To be nothing in the self-effacement of humility, yet, for the sake of the task, to embody its whole weight and importance in your bearing, as the one who has been called to undertake it To give to people, works, poetry, art what the self can contribute, and to take, simply and freely, what belongs to it by reason of its identity. Praise and blame, the winds of success and adversity, blow over such a life without leaving a trace or upsetting its balance. Towards this, so help me, God — Dag Hammarskjbld Minnehaha Academy • Mississippi River Road at 31st Street • Minneapolis. Minnesota 55406 Wilbur C. Westerdahl, President 199 Index B A day. Sharon (12) 24. 56.96. ft$ Addington. Mary (8) 164. 168. no Agrr. Mark (9) 110. ISO Acre. Ruth (11)50.190 Ahltjuiit. Michele (12) 24. 56. 89. 90. 96. 97. Ahlquitt, Sara (11) 47. 190 Ahmdy, Craig (10) 54, 96, 140 Aitkm.Jame (10)S4. 140 Albmsod. James (12) 24. 46.89. 90. 91 102 118 Albmsan, Thomas (10) 51. 104. 118. 140 ' Aldrich. Mari (9) 54, ISO Allen. Marty(10) 140 Allisdri, Thomas (12)24. 106. 124 Ambler. Mary 12) 24. 46. 89. % Amtlutt. Timothy (12) 24, 57 Anderson, Arlene 61. 89 Anderson, Rrian (9 150 Anderson. Dave81 Anderson. David80 Anderson. Dennis 81 Anderson. Douglas (9) 150 Anderson. Elisabeth (12) 24. 56. 96. 97 Anderson. Gracia (10)54. 114. 140 Anderson. Greg (12) 24 Anderson. James (12) 24. 125 Anderson. Jon (12) 25. 106 Anderson. Judith (9)50, 61, 54. 89, 90,150. 157 Anderson, Karen (8) 164. 168, 170 Anderson. Karen P. (12) 25. 97 Anderson. Kann (9) 150 Anderson. Keith (9) I O. 118. 150 Anderson, Loren (9)54. 150 Anderson, Union (11) 130 Anderson. Lucille 67 Anderson. Mark A (7) 160. 168 Anderson. Mark K (II) 46. 97. 107. 190 Mi Anderson. Martin 150 i a Anderson. Mary (11)50. 130 Anderson, Nancy (9) 50. 160 Anderson. Naomi (11)50, 130 Anderson, Reynold (12) 25. 96 Anderson. Son dm Anderson, Hut L. (IV) 50, 127, 140 Anderson. Hue R (10) 51. ft . 140 Anderson, Theresa (10) 54, I id Anderson. Todd (9) 54. 150 Ameson. Cary (9) 50. 110. 150 Amrran. Dean (8) 93. 140 Ameson, Kris (10) 93. 140 Backer. Steven (12) 25 Baidu in. Judy (II) 130 Borkeus, Cathy (11)50. 114, 130 Barrett, Raymond(10)95. 111. 140 Batdorf, Julie 69 Becker, Susan (12) 25. 46, 96 BcckvaU. Bill (10) 140 Bengtson. Kari (10) 50.140 Henson. Juanita (10) 140 Benson. Marjorie (10) 140 Hmsan. Todd 19) 54. 150 Berg. Adeh n 78 Berg. Clinton (12) 25 Berg. Christine (11)57. 96. 130 Berg, Dai id (11)67. 108. 125. 190 Berg. Karen, (9)54. 89. 150. 157 Berg. Meritee(ll) 190 Berggren. Barbara (9) 54. 150 Berggren. Carol (10) 50. 140 Berggren. Stevm (11)50. 95. 190 Bernier. David (II) 150 Bernier. Thomas (II) 47.57.190 Bet tonga, Mark 11)111. 131 Birner. Karen 10) 140 Billings. Benue80 Bischoff. Michael (12) 25. 47. 95 Bjomson. Amulf (10)46. 115, 141 Blase. Timothy (9) 151 Hodtn. Beth (12) 25 Boehm. Cynthia (7) 160. 161 Boehm. Kathleen. (9)00. 151 Bannty. Elisabeth. 7)160. 168 Bautden. Renee (12) 25 Boy d. Monica (?) 160.168 Boyer. Becky (7) 160. 168 Brandt. Lynn (II) 131 Brandt. Mark 8) 164. 168 Brandt. Priscilla (11)60, 131 Brodin. Ethel 80 Bmtm, Martha (11)56, Ul Bmu n. Jeff (ID 10± 131 Broun, Matthew (10) 104. 115. 125. 141 Bruget. Berry t U)S1. 131 Bryant. Janette. (12)25. 56. ft? Buchanan Sally (11)54,96. Ul Bueglcr, Micharl (8) 164, 168 Buie. Marsha (10)54. 114.141 Bute n. Donald Tl 107 Buteyn, Mary (10)96. 110, 141 Buteyn, Robert (10) 107. Ill, 141 Buxsell, Craig (II) 131 Byrnes. Peter (11)57. 102. 131 Campbell. Julie (7) 160, 168 Campbell. Robert (10) 141 Carlson. Becky (11)50. 131 Carlson. Joan (11)50. 97. 131 Carlson. Jody (II) 50.131 Carlson. Mary 79. 93 106. 114 Carlson. Pamela (12) 25. 56. I OS Carlson. Patricia (12) 25. 56. 105 Carlson. MiUip {12) 25.56. 105. 118 Carlson. Richard 160 Carlson. Wendell 72,96. Ill Carter. Louis (11) 102. Ill 131 1 person. Steven (12) 25 Cowrt. Winston (12 47 ('users, Ingnda (9) 151 Charles. Hotly (10) 141 Christenson. Dane (7) 160. 168 Clemens. Daniel (7) 160 Colby. Janice (9) 50. IS1 Colley, Cynthia (II) 56. 89. 90. 96. 192 Converse. Betsy ($) 151 Cooke. Don (J2 2C Cordes. Philip (12) 26. 61 Comehous. Michael (12) $ Comehous. Michelle (12) 26. 126 Cradle. Tim 81 Crocker. John 72 Cuff. Sharon. (10) 46, 114. 141 D Dahlgrm. Lyn«te 9)54. 141 Dale. Robert. 112) 26. 97, Dam berg Kntten (8) 164. 168. 17� ' Danielson, Clarice 77 Danielson. Jill (7) 160 Danielson. Julie (10) 141 Danielson. Mark. C. (10) 104, 141 Danielson. Mark. J, (10)104.141 Davidson. Debm (12) 26. 46 200 'jfW Davu. Barbara 70 Davis. Gwen (II) 132 Davis, Jeanmnr (12) X Dawson. fine (9) 104. 151 Denham, John (12) 26. 57 Dimatsis. Antonia 17) 160. 161. 166 Doran. Cynthia (9)60. 151 Doner. Paul (7) 69. M3. 166 Driver, James (9) 151 Driver. Pamela (II) IX. 132 Drener. Donna (10)93. 114. 141 Du innell, Linda (9) 151 Dykhuuen. Dawn (9)50 1X1 Dy khutten. Sherry (II) 132 Dynneton. Catherine (12) X E 5 Eastland. Kristine (12) X. 56. n9 Eoslunld, Kristine 74 Eaton. Diane (9) 54. 151 Kb . Lorry (12) X. S6 Eckstnm. Erie (12)27.90. 102 Etkurom. I'eter (10) SO. 110. 125. ■ Edu ards. Penny (6) 164. 166 Eelkema. Robert (10) 54. 141 Effrem Paul (II) 110, 112 ft E frem Timothy (9) SO. 107.151 Eeee. Marilyn (12)27 Ekhalm. Lori (9) SO. 151 Eklof. David (12) 27. 125 Eklund. Jeanne (9) 151 . Eklund. Todd 70. 115 strum. Enk (6) 164. 166. 169 fTM. b. iinr hff Mn. Mark (11) 46. 110. I US'132 ___Mon, Naomi (12) 27.57. 61 Emerson. Ruth (11)50.106. 132 , Engel brekt Durham (11)56. 69.96. )X. 131. England. Handy (10)57. 110. IX. 141 Erickson. Deanna (10)93. 141 Enckson. Gan (11)50. 106. IIS. 132 Erickson, James 69, 104 Erickson. Karen (11)56. 132 Erickson. Rosemary 69 Enckson. Stan 81 Espehen. 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