Minnehaha Academy - Antler Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

ANTLER 1979 MINNEHAHA ACADEMY Minneapolis, Minnesota Volume 53 r Minnehaha, I A place where students strive for academic excellence, guided by concerned and loving teachers. A place where the truth is taught, where students meet their Savior and grow in Him. A place where students learn love and concern for others, enjoying all that life gives to us. Minnehaha, given life by the Living Water, composed of lives dedicated to our Lord, Jesus Christ. 2 Baarda inspects the board Through Minnehaha Academy Flows . . . Sarah Tjornholm studies with ’abjection’ Francisco Barry planning the next war Discussions, Decisions, or Dullsville? 3 THE LIVING TER OF A Time to Meditate” The heart must have its wintertime, A time to meditate, when peace. Like snow, descends with calming grace And all the fruitless worries cease. The heart must have its wintertime, A time when dreams, like roots, can sleep And gather strength until the day They have a rendezvous to keep. The heart must have its wintertime. An interlude when hope sprouts wings As bright as any cardinal's. And newborn courage softly sings. The heart must have its time of snow To rest in silence and to grow. Marie Dacrr Bochringer A CHRIST FOREVER MOLDING . . . “ Wise Words ” Faith is our counselor; Without it we could not live. Hope is our guiding star When darkness closes in. Charity is our selflessness. Our willingness to share. Wisdom is our oldest friend With mind to see and hear. Truth is our self-restraint When fear controls our hearts. Peace is our waiting soul When God shall answer prayer. Gertrude Rudberg 5 this small world into page 6: top left: Fans at the Homecoming Game top right: Dan Larson leading the Bone-heads. left: Miss Zupfer selling balloons. right: Stephan Roufs cheers on the team bottom left: Prince Jim, Gaylen Harms, Prince Gary bottom right: The Bon-ehead dance line page 7; top left: Princess Julie, Prince Carl, Princess Holly, Princess Cindy, top right: Princess Kirsten Queen Amy tv 6 Chorus of praise to God. You are richer today than you were yesterday if you laughed often, given something, forgiven even more, made a new friend today, or made stepping-stones of stumbling blocks. If you have thought more in terms of “thyseir than “myself,” or if you have managed to be cheerful even though you were weary. You are richer tonight than you were this morning if you have taken time to trace the handiwork of God in the commonplace things of life, or if you have learned to count out things which really do not count, or if you have been a little blinder to the faults of friend and foe. You are far richer if a little child has smiled at you, and a stray dog has licked your hand, or if you have looked for the best in others and given others the best in you. Author Unknown 7 u Bclva Flcglc, who worked in Minnehaha's admissions office for nearly eleven years, left at the end of the first quarter. Mrs. Flegle played an important part in recruiting many of the students that have come to the Academy. She always expressed a deep concern for people, and, in turn, gained respect from all. Always enthusiastic about Minnehaha, Mrs. Flcglc mentioned the school name wherever she went, including on a KTIS radio program, during visits to churches, at the State Fair, and during Sunday School conventions. We will miss her. 8 16 mmuRS INDENT gfcflVITIES 40 mC LTY 58 FTNE ARTS 74 SPOR TS 92 UNDER CLASSMEN 112 ADVERTISEMENT 156 4NDM 176 9 Oyyxctoo Cl+7 X O September 20th began a trail of events not soon to be forgotten by the Homecoming candidates. Our princesses gathered one night to shop for material and patterns, as well as shoes and flower wreaths for their hair. Later that evening, the girls went for an overnight at Kirsten Frantzich’s house in Wayzata. This was only the beginning; ONE week was given them to complete their dresses and prepare for the night of Coronation, which was difficult, seeing that these girls already had busy schedules. Some of the girls sought outside professional help with their dresses. Others hemmed up their dresses during mods II-12, less than six hours before Homecoming night. Wednesday evening. Sept. 21, the Royal Court had dinner with President Nelson at The Brothers. HOMECOMING ROYAL COURT 1978 Finally the big night came and all was ready (if you don’t consider leaving your Bower wreath at home and having to fetch it at the last moment). We were honored that 1977’s Homecoming King, Dan Fuglestcad, was able to attend. He announced Stu Waite as this year’s Homecoming King. Then Stu had the privilege of announcing his Queen, Amy Koclz. King Stu and Queen Amy continued to reign throughout the evening and for the remainder of the Homecoming festivities. After the program and Coronation many students ended the evening with a late dinner at such elaborate places as The Orion Room, Forepaughs, the top of the Radisson, and the Lowell Inn at Stillwater. After the games on Saturday some went out for a fancy dinner, while others had fun roasting weiners and singing around a bonHre. Sunday morning, the Homecoming Royalty joined in worship at the Jesus People Church, followed by a fellowship dinner at Becky’s Cafeteria. 10 11 HOMECOMING SPOR TS As this year’s football team was getting last minute instructions in the locker room, a crowd was gathering in the stands. Alumni came from the campus room, having just finished a BBQ lunch. Homecoming Royally, and other fans arrived from all directions. At 3 pm the spirited athletes were ready to face St. Anthony. The game began. Fans, with the leadership of the cheerleaders and the “Worlds Worst Walking Band”, enthusiastically encouraged our team. Even with all this help our team lost 12-29. 12 Stu Waite signal the eleven Our spirits were high at noon when the M.A. soccer team met Blake head on. With a score of 4-0 it looked like a shut-out until, with only 22 seconds remaining. Blake scored their only goal. The Indians triumphed with a final score of 4-1. Saturday's Homecoming festivities began at 10 am with girls volleyball. The opponent. Brooklyn Center, was tough, but not too difficult for M.A. Our team was well prepared. The Indians’ scoring was a team effort, enabling them to take two out of the three games, capturing the match. 13 Studying replays Top left: Dan Larsen interviews Charles Lind berg. (Chris Gctchcll) Top center: The cast Center left: Hero (Eric Hawkins) ties the villian (Chris Gctchcll) while the heroine (Kari Eitrem) lies on the railroad tracks. Center right: Battle between the villian and the heroine. Bottom left: Becky Durr, Virginia Gladder, Janet Hudson, Dan Larsen, Julie Holm. Bottom right: David Hughie and Diane Allen dance in the Malt Shop. 14 This year’s Junior Class continued a tradition of last minute details as they prepared for I978’s Homecoming program. As practice progressed, the cast eventually stopped using the script because of the numerous changes in it. The dress rehearsal Thursday night went surprisingly well, yet even on program day, Mary Schwab and Mr. Hepburn were seen putting final touches on the sets. Father Time, Roger Christensen, led us on a journey through the decades. Eric Hawkins stepped out of roll in a 19IO’s skit, surprising Kari Eitreim by making a fake kiss into a real one. The 20’s brought us the Charleston and an introduction to the Blues, followed by the 1930’s, where the audience was given a very descriptive view of the Waltons. President Dewey was elected in the 40’s and the 50’s brought a dance in the Malt Shop. In the 60’s, the audience found itself in space, taking a short trip to conehead land”. Mr. Hepburn and his Homecoming Band were a popular attraction. The show was a big success and brought in record crowds, which pleased hard-working co-chairmen, Mary Schwab and Lois Hepburn. Top center: Chairmen Lois Hepburn and Mary Schwab are given roses. Top Left: Astronauts meet the Coneheads. Center left: Charleston: Amy Bragg, Sue Johnson, Heidi Anderson, Connie Nelson. Bottom Left: John Boy (David Swenson) narrates an average afternoon. Bottom right: Gabriel (Nancy Hauck) plays the blues with two friends (Dan Larson, Craig Patterson) (Seniors from the Concert Band) 15 SENIORS What God Hath Promised God hath not promised Skies always blue, Flower-strewn pathways All our lives through; God hath not promised Sun without rain, Joy without sorrow. Peace without pain. But God hath promised Strength for the day, Rest for the labor. Light for the way, Grace for trails, Help from above, Unfailing sympathy, Undying love. 17 Pink Panthers, Antler, Spanish Club Officer, Bonchead. Class officers: Vice Pres. Holly Johnson. Pres. Cindy Boehm. Sheryl Ahrndt Singers, Concert Band. Dixie Band. Kings Messengers, Junior Vice Pres., Music Man. Sound Of Music , Homecoming 77. J.S. '78.. Morning Prayer Meeting. Pink Panthers, N.H.S. Spiritual Life Committee. Antler Editor Susan Allen THE SENIOR Soccer, Golf. Fall Play '75, French Club, Ski Club, Speech Activities Stephen Amey Mark Anderson Spanish Club, French Club, Singers, Concert Band, Soccer, Wrestling. Tennis Concert Band, Ski Club, Soccer, Pep Band. Mary Anderson Peggy Anderson Ski Club, Pink Panthers, New Senior “The Music Man”, The Sound of Music”, The King's Messengers Deborah Bankson Concert Band. Stage Band. Singers, J. S. 78, Pink Panthers. The Music Man”, Ski Club. Katherine Bccklund Melanie Bates Tennis Captain. Concert Band, Antler Staff, Softball. Sound of Music” Stage Band. Gregory Behning Soccer Captain. Bonchcads, M-Club, Singers. Homecoming '77'. French Club, Tennis. YEAR ... Karl Bcngtson Spiritual Life Committee, Pink Panthers, Homecoming 77, Spanish Club, Powder Puff, Sound of Music”, Mixed Choir, Girls Bible Study Leona Berg Cynthia Boehm Sr. Class President, Quiver Staff. Bonehcads. HC Chairman '77', J.S. 78’ Powder Puff. Ski Club. B-Squad Cheerleader, German Club. Pink Panthers, Gymnastics. Basketball, Softball. French Club. Photographer. Elizabeth Bonney 19 David Brisco Basketball Co-Captain. Football. Baseball Pink Panthers, Spanish Club Susan Bronner James Brownlee Antler Staff, Quiver Staff. German Club. J.S. '78, Ski Club. School Plays Homecoming 77, Broomball, Powder Puff cheerleader 77, coach '78, German Club. Soccer, Hockey, Sophomore class Pres. Barth Buehrcr Football. Spanish Club, Fall Play 77. Daniel Bye Philip Bylsma Basketball, German Club Singers, Volleyball, Soccer, Pink Panthers, Bonehcads, German Club l.ynnda Carlson Gunars Ca .crs Singers. German Club, “Music Man , Student Activities Counsel Concert Band. Ski Club. Freedom Fare Flight. CHIC Renee Cervin Dane Christensen Broomball Basketball. Softball arrie Cook Jill Danielson Chccrlcading, German Club. Singers. Concert Band. J.S. 78. Ski Club. Bonchcads Kristi Dornfeld Soccer Julie Danielson Soccer, Pink Panthers, Ski Club Paul Dosser Soccer, Concert Band, Stage Band, Spanish Club. M Club. Powder Puff Cheerleader 77, Homecoming Program 77 Concert Band. Spanish Club, Pink Panthers, Bonchcads, Powder Puff Soccer. Broomball Cathy Dykhuizen Kirsten Engelmann Tennis. Basketball Shaundi Erlanson Geoff cry Evans Baseball. Hockey, Bone heads. New Senior Soccer, Hockey. Baseball. German Club. Homecoming 77, JS '78, Bonchcads, Broomball Scott Even son Basketball Brian Fairbanks Mary Farrell Concert Band, German Club. H.C. Chairman 77. Track. Soccer. Tennis, Pink Panthers Soccer, Hockey. Track. Quiver. JS '78. HC 77, Broomball. German Club, Sadie '78, Ping Pong Club Douglas Felt man Carl Follingstad Hockey. Soccer Captain, Singers, Homecoming 77. German Club, King's Messengers. Bon-eheads, Broomball, Cross-Country Ski Club Basketball, Spanish Club, N.H.S.. Bone heads. Mixed Choir. Ski Club. J.S. '78 Douglas Francis Carole Franson Singers, Pink Panthers. Spanish Club. Girls Soccer, Bone-heads Homecoming Royalty, Singers. Concert Band. Winthrop- The Music Man”, “The Sound of Music”. German Club, pink Panthers. Bone Heads. Broomball, Summer Bible Studies. Kirsten Frant ich Mark Frederickson Captain in Football, Hockey and Baseball. German Club. Bonchcads, Quiver, Homecoming 77, J.S. '78. The King's Messengers Nathan Fuglestad Soccer Singers, Spanish Club, Office attendant Mary Gardner Renee Gardner Singers, Spanish Club, Pink Panthers, NHS, Ski Club Pink Panthers, Quiver. French Club. Cheerleader '76, 77, Spiritual Life Committee Mary Geis John Gladman Concert Band. Sound and Light Crew Boneheads, Spanish Club. Pink Panthers. Singers. Girls Soccer Lori Goeb Lisa Gronscth French Club. Spanish Club. NHS, Pink Panthers, Bone-heads. X-Country Ski Club German Club. French Club. Girls Soccer, Pink Panthers Anna G rota ns Ski Club, German Club, Quiver, Boneheads, Pink Panthers, B-Squad Cheerleader. Homecoming Program 77 Leslie Gruber Gaylcn Harms Sophomore Class Officer. J.S. '78, Soccer, Spanish Club. Broomball Fred Hartwig Football. Basketball, Track, Baseball, German Club, Ski Club, Singers, Spiritual Life Committee Track, Cross Country. Spanish Club, Powder Puff Soccer Katherine Harris 2A Sound and Light Crew, J.S. '78. German Club, Computer Assistant. Homecoming 77. “School Plays” Andrew Hastings Nancy Hauck Antler Staff. Skiing. Concert Band. Softball. Music Man. Sound of Music-Orchestra”, Stage Band Soccer, Football. Track Elliott Heidc Julie Hcllickson Cheerleading, Homecoming 77, J.S. ’78, Pink Panthers, French Club. Homecoming Candidate. Ski Club. Quiver Ml Chris Holmberg Girl’s Soccer, Cheerleader Captain. Pink Panthers. Homecoming 77. J.S. ’78, Concert Band, Quiver Staff. Ski Club, Spanish Club Bonehcads, Homecoming ’78, Basketball Captain, Concert Band, Homecoming Royalty, Baseball, Spanish club. Ski Club. Quiver Staff Gary Holmquist Pink Panthers. Powder-puff, J.S. '78. French Club. Ski Club. Quiver Staff Linda Jaskowiak Laura Hudson Spanish Club. Ski Club. J.S. '78, Cheerleader. Concert Band. Quiver Staff, Pink Panthers, Homecoming '77 Cheryl Johnson Singers. King's Messengers, N.H.S., Ski Club. French Club, Sound of Music, J.S. '78, Homecoming 77, Pink Panthers N.H.S., Co-Captain in Track. Singers, King's Messengers. Ski Club, French Club, Sound of Music. Homecoming '77. Pink Panthers Cynthia Johnson Homecoming Court, Volleyball, Soccer, Ski Club, Pink Panthers, JS. '78. Sadie '78. HC 77, Senior Vice Pres., Broom ball. Bone-heads. Powder Puff Holly Johnson Jill Johnson Bone heads. Pink Panthers. MA's Office, Pop Concert 77 '78 26 Thomas Kamp Tennis, Soccer, Bonehcads Spanish Club, Powder puff Soccer, Broomball. Pink Panthers Debra Knight Wrestling Terrence Kochavcr Craig Knudtson Track, Cross Country. Singers, Octet 27 Orchestra, Set Designer, Tennis. French Club. Artist for Antler Amy Kodz Quiver Staff. Pink Panthers German Club. Ski Club, J.S '78, Homecoming Queen Singers Octet. Girl’s Tennis Bonehcads, B-squad Cheer leader. Spiritual Life Commit tec, Sound of Music Concert Band, Stage Band. Spanish Club. Pink Panthers Elizabeth Kocpp James Lambridcs Hockey, Spanish Club. French Club Concert Band, Spanish Club, Wind Ensemble, Pink Panthers. Orchestra Concert Band. Dixie Band, Stage Band. Singers. King's Messengers, Ski Club, German Club. Antler Sta ff, Pep Band, Broomball John Lamprecht Beth Larson Singers. Pink Panthers, Bone-heads, Spanish Club. Snov Days ockcy, Football, Bone-ads, Concert Band, Stage and. Dixie Band. Orchcs-a. Photographer Pink Panthers. Volleyball. Spanish Club. School Plays. Bonchcads Jean I Arson H.C. Program, J.S. Program. Softball, Singers, Kings Messengers, Broom-ball. Pink Panthers. Bonchcads. Ski Club Paul Lundquist French Club Gail MacFarlane French Club. Pink Panthers. Antler. Powder Puff. Ski Club Hockey. Ski Club Mel MacFarlane Mary Marc hand French Club. French State Contest, Pink Panthers. Miracle Worker. N.H.S. French Club. School Plays Craig Marsden Gloria Martin Singers, Soccer, Pink Panthers. Spanish Club Baseball Patrick McElroy JK i'lTnc jx r Surprises Hockey. Concert Band, Golf Dan McQuoid Rosemary Michael Girls Volleyball Captain, Pink Panthers, Spanish Club Randal Monson Singers, JS 78, Ski Club. Bonchcads, Kings Messengers, Football, Golf. Sound of Music 30 Basketball Dorene Moncnson Jennifer Morton Golf, Quiver Editor, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Photographer, Boneheads. Broom ball. Pink Panthers. Powder Puff soccer Cheerlcading 76, 77, Girls Soccer. Homecoming Program 78, Christian Life Committee. Boneheads. JS Program 78 Donna Musikov Paula Nachtigall Ski Club, Pink Panthers. Boneheads, French Club, Quiver. Powder Puff. Homecoming Program. JS Program Todd Nelson Concert Band, Stage Band Ruth Nelson Tennis, Soccer, Concert Band, Music Man Boneheads, Football. Tennis David Nor by 31 Kim Norwood Singers. Soccer. Pink Panthers, Bone heads. Miracle Worker Pink Panthers, Orchestra. Bonchcads Katherine Oppegard Football. Hockey, Track. Homecoming Candidate. Quiver Daniel Oren German Club, Bonchcads, Homecoming Program, JS Program, Track, Basketball, Pink Panthers, School Plays, Antler 77 Pamela Picha Diana Powell Ski Club, Pink Panthers French Club, JS, Student gov. ernment 12 Basketball, Track, Spanish Club, Pink Panthers Elaine Robinson Singers, Stage Band, King’s Messengers, Dixieland Band, football. 'HS, Sound of Music” Randy Pratt Paula Richardson French Club, Choir, Softball manager Stephan Roufs Boneheads, Concert Band, Wrestling, Music Man, HC Program, Stage Band, Dixieland Band Ski Club, Homecoming. JS. mixed choir, Spanish Club. German Club, Spring Play Mark Salovich Kelly Rustad Pink Panthers. Pop Concert, Ski Club Brenda Sandberg Concert Band, Girls Basketball, Spanish Club, Pink Panther Carrie Schcrbcrt Ski Club, German Club, Pink Panthers, Pop Concert '78, JS '78, Girl's Soccer, Bonchcnd, Basketball manager Track co-captain Elizabeth Schevcnius 9 5 flB Soccer, Hockey, Homecoming royalty James Shclhamcr Susan Skibbc Singers, French Club, Ski Club, NHS. SGB. Track, School Plays, JS '78, treble ensemble Football, Wrestling Daniel Sorensen Singers. Treble Choir. French Club. Ski Club. Pink Panthers Kay Sorvik Mike Spicer Concert Band. Pink Panthers, Spirit. Sadie '78, Spanish Club Singers. Didacts . Track. New Senior Kimberly Sowlcs Melinda Starr Singers. Pink Panthers, Spiritual Life Committee, Sound of Music Singers, Sound of Music Mark Sterling Cheryl Strahan Antler. Ski Club. New Senior Concert Band, Orchestra, Basketball, Spanish Club. Pink Panthers. Varsity Band Betty Substad Lda Sweeney Pink Panthers, Bonehcads, Spiritual Life Committee, Sadie '78, School Plays, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Ant-ler, Cross Country Ski Club Concert Band. Orchestra, Singers, Pink Panthers, Bone-heads. German Club, Ski Club Suzanne Tearse Steve Temple Singers, Concert Band. Ski Club, Homecoming Program, Bonehcads, Spanish Club. Soccer. King’s Messengers Sarah Tjornhom Thomas Vcsscy French Club, Trip to France Football, Homecoming Program, JV Hockey, Ski Club, Singers, JV Basketball, Track Larry Valtinson Concert Bund, Pink Panthers, Volleyball, Basketball, Bone-heads. French Club, JS '78. Music Man Patti Wahlbcrg Susan Wilson German Club, Pink Panthers. Bonchcads, Girls Soccer captain, B-squad cheerleader. Quiver. Broomball, Powder Puff Soccer Stuart Waite Singers, Football. Tennis, German Club. Spiritual Life Committee, King's Messengers. Sound of Music Quiver, Football. Ski Club. Track Captain William Ward Gail Wickstrom Orchestra, Antler Editor, French Club. Sadie '78. Spiritual Life Committee. Pink Panthers SENIOR MEMORIES Staying up all night to write essays, career reports, and studying for tests ... Afternoon ride on the Jubilec-8th ... Being kidnapped on your birthday ... Becky Boyer ... Veschio’s ... Sex, Love, or Infatuation ... 6 whole years! When will this all be over? ... 7th grade beach parties ... Sleeping through my 15-16 cnglish class ... Peace, love and Bobby Sherman ... Mr. Eklund ... David Copperfield ... Skipping Higher Algebra for 7 days in a row and not getting caught ... Being kicked out of 9th grade Honors English ... Drooling over Dave Berg ... Going off campus ... Realizing how lucky I am to be at M.A. ... Trip to Duluth with the Spanish class ... Bonchcad Fever ... Kris Kringles ... Only EIGHT parent conferences so far ... Jr. High overnight ski trips at Welsh ... Biology walks and actually seeing Striped African Tiger Beetles ... Todd Koyer always having his shirt unbuttoned ... 8th grade American History with Mr. Melsaether and Miss Davis ... Tess ... Getting lost in France ... The Joke's on You!!’4... Rev. Bev ... Wild and crazy kind of guy ... Rock-a-thon ... Vocab tests ... PSAT, ACT. SAT ...J. Harold Stukes ... SUBSTANT A TE ... Ski trip to Poplar, Wise, with Bonnie ... Red hots ... Pink Panthers ... Music Man ... Art Stover ... Civil War and homemade video tapes ... Taylors Falls ... Pop Rocks ... Stumpy ... Lord Jim ... Ma Solvang ... Mod 3 football ... World's Worst Walking Band ... Jim Shclham-mer and Gary Holmquist dressed as gays ... Stu calling Bible verses to offensive linemen ... Hamlet ... T.P.ing ... Octets ... Sliding after Sadie ... Salking Tideways ... Dawson McAllister ... The People's Republic of Band ... Mac Don's ... RAH ... Mr. Opel.. EASY ... Doug F. drinking blue dye . .. Mini quiz ... French contest and liz winning a trip to France ... Summer Bible studies ... Theistic Sheehan-ism ... PIDIDLES ... Harvey Lundeen telling the same joke two days in a row ... The new-born fawn and the lion at J.S. '78 ... Wuthering Heights ... Debate over Existentialism ... Grueling practices for sports ... Being seared to death while trying out for Singers ... WEE KEE KEE ... NeVer mind ... seeing Wolf man Jack at the Radisson South ... Language Club inititations ... 37 Soccer trip to Duluth ... Chinese Fire Drills ... Setting up the lights at Convo ... Doug and Dalcn’s modeling of the Haunted House ... Waky Olympics at the first Senior party ... The Streaker • 8th ... J.H. Bike trips to Stillwater-44 miles ... Mr. Miller's Earth Science class ... Racing Stu at the 8th gr. swim party and almost losing my bikini bottoms ... Typing Quiver articals 'till 3 o’clock in the morning ... S. W. in her foxy pink outfit... Green M M's ... Tale of Two Cities ... Jr. High Canoe Trip ... Bizarre shirts ... Sound of Music ... Working in the Dean’s office ... Easy ... Almost burning down the Biology Lab ... Wearing long red underware on Senior Unique Day ... Singer’s standing ovation ... Trip to Chicago ... Dane’s car ... Rock Climbing at Taylor’s Falls ... Rackelball ... Steve Youngquist ... Stu and Buck exchanging swim suits in Lake Minnetonka ... Getting up at Three in the morning to kidnap someone ... Breakfast with the President... Locking my keys in the car at J.S. ... Visit to Graceland ... Grapes of Wrath ... Fred’s Lake cabin ... The Accident prone Senior class ... Putting on the first Homecoming Program on the new stage ... The Close-Up trip to Washington D.C. .. Taking tests to music in Jr.H. ... Steve Martin ... Advanced Placement in English ... Giving Mr. Ericson a wig at the Football Banquet ... Our car in the ditch and having a bunch of guys ask if we need help ... Trip to North Park ... Barth’s Nifty shades ... Trip to France ... Limousine ride to J.S. ... Philosophy club ... Guncr’s parties ... Mrs. Johnsrudc ... 3 kidnappings in one morning. ... The Basketball team finally winning ... Mrs. Weigel’s 4-5-6 math class ... Skipping Convo and getting a not so friendly call from the Dean ... Beating Mahtomcdi... The Love for Three Oranges”... Going skiing ... Lord Jim ... Getting kidnapped for Cheerlcading - IOth gr ... Journal Writing ... Scot Torkelson as the Guest Speaker ... Broomball... Snow Days ... Morning Announcements ... Speakers in Economics ... German Aids ... English Term Papers ... Decorated Lockers ... Graduation.................... STUDENT ACTIVITIES Love is the river of life in this world. Think not that ye know it who stands at the little tinkling rill, the first small fountain. Not until you have gone through the rocky gorges, and not lost the stream; not until you have gone through the meadow, and the stream has widened and deepened until fleets could ride on its bosom; not until beyond the meadow you have come to the unfathomable ocean, and poured your treasures into its depths — not until then can you know what love is. Henry Ward Beecher front row: Amy Koelz, Stu Waite, Leona Berg. Mindy Starr, Kirsten Frantzich. Donna Musikov second row: Beth Larson. Scot Torkclson, Sheri Ahrndt, Caryn Lindsay, Lcla Sweeney. Brenda Kolsrud back row: Pat Sheehan, Jim Brownlee. Tom Mundt P I R I T U A CL I F E VW FOREIGN FACES FROM FOREIGN PLACES FIRST ROW: Martin Christopher Gmur, Tu Nguyen, Anh Hoai Nguyen, SECOND ROW: Francisco Martinez. Kirsten Aldag, Michelle Pclissier, Eui Hum Paik. 42 CHAPELS Our guest speaker for today is ... you're dismissed ... Please be seated ... we will be reading from ... let us pray ... These arc our memories of convocations. But something more was happening. One day out of each week, Jesus was shared for those who would listen. Behind all the grumbling, something important was taking place. People turning on to Jesus! 43 ANTLER STAFF Front row: Assistant Editor Melanie Bates, Cheryl Strahan, Assistant Editor Nancy Hauck. Back Row: Paul Johnson. John Lamprecht, Sue Allen. Dalen Johnson. Photo Editor Gail Wickstrom, Edi-tor-in-Chief Sheri Ahrndt, Advisor Elaine Ekstcdt. ANTLER MEMORIES ... The very small staff who put the whole thing together ...No more gross green walls thanks to Sheri and Gail ... You want how many pages by Friday? ... OHTWOONEFIVEEIGHT ... Does anybody know what grade this person is in? ... Think COPY!.'... Getting a C in Journalism Class while spending long, late hours in the Antler Room ... Having our cover choice rejected and Nancy drawing a new one ... Paul's moose on Antler shirts ... John and Dalen‘s super sales- For the next 5 min. you can get an Antler shirt for the low. low price of only S6.99 ... Melanie’s Ads ... Cheryl's unacceptable captions for the Jr. Hi section ... Being invaded by the Quiver Staff ... Typewriters that don't work ... Missing Deadlines ... Finally Getting it all done and turned in! 44 QUIVER SPEECH ACTIVITIES Steve Amey. Jennifer Morton. Cindy Boehm, Stephan Roufs, Pam Picha, Randy Monson 45 FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB 46 GERMAN CLUB TRIP TO GERMANY top row: Margie Rhoads, Dave Swenson, Leslie Gruber, Sue Wilson, Julie Larson, Jane Sattervall, Sarah Whitehead. Renata Vijums, Richard Thcilen, Herr Kauls, Joel Olfelt, Mitch Anderson, second row: Kris Roscdahl, Debra Nelson, Paul Johnson, Karen Anderson, third row: Annette Sommer, Pam Johnson, Karen Mulhausen, Sarah Marchand, front row: Lisa Thorpe, Kim Regehr, Cathy Johnson, Becky Durr. 47 1L IPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS IPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS VIPS (£ GAcrcIOGNGAcL HOHpcR §OCGIcEcTcY This School year was filled with many events not soon to be forgotten. Minnehaha had a record enrollment this fall of 763 students, which grew to 771 by February. The Senior Class, said to be the best class through Minnehaha by some teachers, excelled in many areas. Our 78 Soccer team played exceptionally well, placing 15th in the state. Many will always remember Mickey Mouse, who celebrated his 50th birthday this year. The weather also surprised us. We received record amounts of snow, and severly cold temperatures. One Minnesotan comcnt-cd that this was “the roughtest winter since 1936. This rough winter caused one VER Y uncommon occurance. Lake Superior froze over completely. 50 LIGHT AND SOUND CREW In Front: Chris Janzcn, Ken Holiday. In Back: James Vogt, Mr. Wald, Andy Hastings, John Studcll, John Glad man, Ted Davies, Mark Sea burg. 51 PINK PANTHERS 52 POWDER PUFF SOCCER GAME One cold, November day the super senior women took on the jubilant junior girls for a traditional game of powder puff soccer. Senior Holly Johnson and Junior Heidi Anderson contributed the only goals. Even given two four-minute overtimes, neither team was able to break the tic. The score of the 1978 Powder Puff game ended officially at one to one. 53 54 SKI CLUB 55 FACULTY May you be guided by The Heavenly light May your dreams Become solid and sound May your goals be Well chosen and surely found May your deeds be touched By decency and grace And above all. May you find the time To be kind Leonard Nimoy 59 Mr. James Wald Dir. of Operations Craig W. Nelson President Mrs. Arlene Anderson Dean of Instruction Mr. Kenneth Greener Dean of Students Mr. Bertil Swanson Dir. of Development 60 NORTHWEST COVENANT OFFICE Judy Buer. Chris,ian Education Consultant; Rev. C. Reuben Anderson. Asst, to the Superintendent; Esther Franklin. Confer-cnee Secretary; Rev. Carl H. Janson. Conference Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES M� Lehman.«,� J!££SE 2E5 ss, V2S «- “■ s- Reuben Larson, not pictured: Dean Baarda 61 Dr. Paul Hedlund Mrs. Karol Dahlof Financial Analyst Sec. to the President Mrs. June Hainlen Mrs. Virginia Solvang Mrs. Louise Dalduist Sec. to Dean of Instr. Sec. to Dean of Students Accounting Dept. Mgr. Mrs. Mechthild Lindsay Registrar Sec. to Counselors Mrs. Theresa Lund Receptionist Mrs. Carolyn Nelson Sec. to Dir. of Development Rosann Neal Mailing Supervisor Mrs. Mary Rhodes Sec. to Dir. of Operations 62 SACRED STUDIES Proverbs 18:15 Paul Norby (9); Rev. Paul Swanson (Found, of Faith, Scrip. Proph., Psalms Wisdom Lit.); Pat Sheehan (N.T. Studies, Philos., Gospel of Jn.); Gladys Fryling (7,8) 63 Proverbs 31:26 Proverbs 16:20 Jim Erickson (11) David Glenn (8,9) Wallace Borner (7,8) Beverly Zupfer (12) Sharon Reichenbach (11, anthropology) The Confident, Unconscious and Confused 64 Holden Cauficld, John Thornton, Tom Sawyer, standing Captain Ahab, Emily Dickenson, David Coopcrficld, Wang Lung, Hamlet’s Father’s Ghost, Sherlock Holmes, Old Man of the Sea. ENGLISH Kathy Wiberg (7-8) Craig Nordstrom (Speech, Journalism) Janet Johnson (11-12) Barb Olson (12) Elaine Ekstedt (9-10, Antler Advisor) Gerry DeVries (9) Judy Hinck (7-10) Phil Erickson (8-10) David Lindmark (II, Psychology) Barb Johnson (10. Life of Christ) 65 SCIENCE Willis Olson (Biology) Gordon Olson (Chemistry, Physics) Wendell Carlson (7, Audio Visual) 66 sitting: Rebecca Johnson (7,8) Ellen Hastings (geometry) Evelyn Swanson (typing), standing: Bonnie Peterson (algebra, phys., comp, science) Brian Peterman (algebra, math 12) Harvy Lundin (higher algebra) Ted Malmstcn (7,8) 67 Carol Elde, J.H. Art; David Hepburn, Instrumental Music; George Bergland, Vocal Music; Randy Nelson, An. FINE ARTS 68 Jon Larson, Student Teacher, String Instr. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mack Gmur (German Student Teacher) Rick Olson (Spanish) Michele Pclisser (French Student Teacher) Judy Johannessen (French) Guido Kauls (German) 69 PRACTICAL ARTS It took only nine weeks (one quarter) for the mods 16-18” advanced woods class to complete the athletic garage. The building stands alongside the bus garage in back of the school. It will be used for concessions during sports events and for storing athletic equipment. Thanks to the twenty junior and senior guys, and their instructor Jim Erickson, for this work. Jim Erickson. Industrial Arts; Charlotte Wcstcrdahl, Home Economics; Connie West ling. Typing; Evelyn Swanson, Office Skills. 70 71 GUIDANCE 72 Beverly Thimell. Renee Hanson MINNEHAHAS MUNCHIE MAKERS Chrystal Nelson, Joanne Bakos, JoAnn Fischer, Diane Thatcher. Lynn Horten, Mavis Ulvog, Ronna Capple MINNEHAHAS MESS CLEANING MAR VELS top: Jim Thatcher, Jim Fisher, Dave Hepburn. Joe Regan, bottom: Bonnie Peterson, David Lindmark, Brad Cation, Carl Erickson. Harlan Hanson (Supervisor) Pat Duffy, John Regan, Don Carlson, Mark Peske. not pictured: Tom Kirkland, Steve Larson. MINNEHAHAS MOTORVATION MASTERS 73 Joe Bryne, Wally Carlson, Alden Smith, Donald Lund. FINE ARTS 74 The Touch of the Master’s Hand ’Twas battered and scarred, and the auctioneer Thought it scarcely worth his while To waste much time on the old violin But held it up with a smile. “What am I bidden, good folks,” he cried. “Who’ll start the bidding for me?” “A dollar, a dollar”; then, “Two! Only two? Two dollars, and who’ll make it three? Three dollars, once; three dollars, twice; Going for three ...” But no, From the room, far back, a gray-haired man Came forward and picked up the bow; Then, wiping the dust from the old violin, And tightening the loose strings, He played a melody pure and sweet As a caroling angel sings. The music ceased, and the auctioneer. With a voice that was quiet and low. Said: “What am I bid for the old violin?” And he held it up with the bow. “A thousand dollars, and who’ll make it two? Two thousand! And who’ll make it three? Three thousand, once, three thousand, twice, And going, and gone, ” said he. The people cheered, but some of them cried, “We do not quite understand What changed its worth. ” Swift came the reply: “The touch of a master’s hand.” And many a man with life out of tune And battered and scarred with sin, Is auctioned cheap to the thoughtless crowd. Much like the old violin. A “mess of pottage, ” a glass of wine; A game- and he travels on. He is “going” once, and “going” twice, He’s “going” and almost “gone.” But the Master comes, and the foolish crowd Never can quite understand The worth of a soul and the change that’s wrought By the touch of the Master’s hand. Myra Brooks Welch 75 CONCER T Row I: Craig Patterson, Sheri Ahrndt, Ruth Nelson, Mary Anderson. Row 2: Gail Larson. Diane Allen, Chris llolmberg. Sue Johnson, John Studell, Steve Temple, John Gladman. Row 3: Kathy Becklund. Debbie Olson. Joan Peterson, Julie Elsholt , Dan McQuoid. Cindy I Peterson. Alike Sheeks, Steve Whitehousc. Melanie Bates. Row 4: Mike Sprengcr, Stephanl Roufs, Lois Hepburn, Jill Danielson. Director David Hepburn. Betty Substad, Chris Gct- chell. BAND Row I: Kelli Melius, Margie Rhodes. Kay Sorvik. Cindy Nelson. Julie I.arson. Debbie Nelson, Cathy La Mamin. Row 2: Laura Arndt, Suzanne Tearse, Sherrie Wald. Brenda Sandburg. Renee Ccrvin. Patti Wahlberg. Row 3: Cathy Dykhuizen. Jim Shirley. Todd Nelson. Nancy Hauck. Mark Anderson. Kirk Mililzer. Todd Lewis. Vance Baarda. John Gronscth. Kari Li them. Row 4: Elliot Heidc. John Lamprccht. Dave Boyce. Roger Christensen. Ron Swanson. Tom llolm. Paul Hjclmstad, Beth Koepp. Dan Larson Ron 3 Daw Swenson, Dan Freed land. Paul Dosser. SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Row I: Debbie Benjamin. Kathy Oppegard. Cindy Peterson. Marlene Magnuson. Ann Johnson. Geoff Evans. Chris Slettcn. David Oddc, Marie Holmcn. Amy Konsterlie. Row 2: Claudia Amey, Carla Holmen. Grctchcn Harrison. Traci Troup, Laura But7.. Patty Hay, Scott Benson. Rob Benjamin. Kirk Jensen. Jeff Thompson. Beth Karges, Jeanne Rikkers. Peter Rckstad, Anne Bundc. Row J: Elizabeth Slettcn. Jamie Chesser, Martha Kuhlmann, Mimi Hainlcn. Amy Adamson, Kristen Johnson. Bryan Hanson. Dan Bobcldyk. Craig Patterson. Ruth Nelson. Laura Ahrndt. Cindy Nelson. Julie Larson. Steve Whitchouse, Nancy Hauck, Gina Gulsvig. Kevin Slater. Row 4: Jill Danielson. Dave Swenson, Doug Brandt. Director David Hepburn, John Lamprecht, Jan Rindcls, Daren Johnson, Erie Hawkins. Kris Rosdahl, String Instructor Jonathan Larson. 78 String Orchestra Row I: Debbie Beniamin, Kathy Oppcgard, Cindy Peterson, Cathy Farrell, Marlene Magnuson, Ann Johnson. Geoff Evans, Anne Bunde, Marie Holmcn. Row 2: Claudia Amey, Carla Holmen, Traci Troup, Jon Ramgren. Laura Butz, Patty Hay, Scott Benson, Jeff Thompson, Rob Benjamin, Kirk Jensen. Beth Karges, Jeanne Rikkers, David Odde, Chris Slcttcn, Peter Rckstad. Row 3: Gretchcn Harrison, Elizabeth Slcttcn, Jamie Chesser, Martha Kuhlmann, Kristen Johnson. Mimi Hainlcn, Adora Michels, Amy Adamson. Dan Bobcldyk, Jay Olson, Bryan Hanson, Jan Rindels, Daren Johnson. Eric Hawkins. Kris Rosdahl, String instructor Jon Larson, Gina Gulsvig, Kevin Slater. Row 4: Director David Hepburn, Bruce Brandt. Advanced Strings Row I: Director Dave Hepburn, Gretchcn Harrison, Carla Holmcn, Claudia Amey, Kathy Oppcgard, Debbie Benjamin. String Instructor Jon Larson. Row 2: Laura Butz, Traci Troup, Jon Ramgren. Cindy Peterson. Cathy Farrell, Marlene Magnuson. Ann Johnson, Geoff Evans. Row 3: Bruce Brandt, Marie Holmcn. Peter Rckstad, Chris Slcttcn, David Odde, Daren Johnson, Erie Hawkins, Kris Rosdahl. 79 Varsity Band I Row I: Karen Lambridcs, Lori Holm. Diane Willct. Sue Ticchcrt, Cheryl Jaskowiak, Kim Jamberg, Martha Bergstrom, Lisa Erickson, Darlycc Jones, Donna Dyck. Row 2: Tom Mundt, Cheryl Mcllema, Jodi Bakos, Beth Filer, Sandy Lee, Judy Martcll, Sarah Stilley, Dan LaVahn, Lori Wright, Janet Larson. Cathy Swanson, Jami Gulscth, Sue Geerdcs, Brenda Bart , Susie Wald. Connie Thimmcl. Row 3: Tom Engstrom, Tim Shaffett, Chris Lund, Jon Nelson, John Vcsscy, Jim Udden, Dave TenCate, Jon Skibbe, Bill Dorsey, Missy McIntyre, Dan Werkema, Mark Holmbcrg, Stuart Bailey, Lee Erickson, Troy Nelson, Mike Kirkwald, Jim Allen, Derek Eitreim, Steve Bowman. Row 4: Andy Baskul, Curt Johnson, Kevin Johnson, John Miller, Scott Spicer, Tim Gctchcll, Julia Albinson, Merk Woolcry, Phil Swanson, John Parsh, Rick Post. Craig Aycock, Director David Hepburn. Varsity Band II Row I: Robin Gupton, Nancy Holmstcn, Nanette Wesenberg. Joy Danielson, Trade Bowman, Kim Carlson, Julie Johnson, Vicki Anderson. Fletcher Montgomery. Row 2: Peter Roufs, Wayne Holmbcrg, Rob Hakanson, Bruce Fluth, Dave Jones, Karen Anderson, Tim Bearden, Kurt Rosselit, Lowell Berggren, Jeff Havens. Row 3: Jim Groettum, Todd Rcasland, Jeff Siewert, Director Jon Larson. 80 STAGE BAND Row I: Debbie Olson, Joan Peterson, Julie Elsholtz, Mike Sprenger, Stephan Roufs. Row 2: Paul Dosser, Ron Swanson, John Aldrich, John Monson, Beth Koepp, Dan Larson, Randy Pratt. Row 3: Steve Whitchousc, Melanie Bates, Cathy Dykhuizen, Jim Shirley. Nancy Hauck, Todd Nelson, John Lamprccht. DIXIELAND BAND Nancy Hauck, trumpet; Sheri Ahrndt, clarinet; Randy Pratt, piano; Stephan Roufs, sax; Paul Dosser, drums; John Lamprecht, tuba; Craig Patterson, sax; Dan Larson, trombone. 81 82 tn S So c: o The 1978-79 senior high band program began with an addition of a second Varsity Band, to join the present Concert and Varsity I Bands. The Concert Band played at the annual Fellowship Banquet, at the State Capitol's Rotunda, and at a shopping mall. A tour was taken to replace last years tour, which was postponed due to illness. This years program also included many ensembles, and of course, the Pop Concert, with a motif of a “Spring Three Ring Fling. 83 Minnehaha Row I: Mary Gardner, l isa Thor w Jtid) Colic). Debbie Ifenkson. mx koel . Rath) lleeklund, Gloria Marlin. Mar Schwab. Row 2: Man Max. Karla I arson. n Robe). Jcannic I anon. Ileth I anon. Sarah Tjornhom. Kerri Caple. Rennata Vijunt . Row Mark I redriekson. Jim Shirley. I red Harlwic. Stuart W aite. Larry Vallinspn. Carl Thomas. Rand Monson. Row 4: Mark ndenon. Rand Trait. Steve Temple. Mike Pat . Dan Jam. Peter lloff. 84 Singers Row I: tind Starr. Joni Kamp. Sue Skibbe. Rcncc Gardner. I.ynnd,i Carlson. Kirsten i'rant ieh. Kim V or wood. Row 2: Carol I ran son. I trend a Kolsrud. Kim Sow les. I i Itonnc}. Cmd Johnson. Slicri hrndt. Cheri Johnson. I.ori Goeb. Row t; Date 1lug he}. Roman Rile}. Greg Helming. Peter Anderson. Mike Spicer. Jill Danielson. Karen nderson. Row 4: Craig Knudtson. Paul IIjelmWad. John I ampreeht. Carl Pollingstad. (lunar Ca ers. Mark Sterling. Director George Ifergland. 85 Mixed Chorus Row I: Melinda Anderson, Janet Hudson, Heidi Patz, Mimi Bowman, Debbie Nelson, Connie Nelson, Linda Jaskowiak, Amy Bragg, Suzanne Bottom, Beth Wilson, Barb Bear, Sharon Johnson, Beth Robinson, Lori Miller, Mary Gardner, Amy Nyen-huis. Row 2: Tracy Norstrom, Kristen Fuglestad, Jana DeVries, Angel Mordh, Carol Anderson, Betsy Hartig, Chris Holmbcrg, Julie Hcllickson, Beth Johnson, Sarah Swanson, Mary Patterson, Carmen Carlson, Jennifer Rollins, Pam Salovich, Leannc Haglund, Sheryl Shoquist. Row 3: Nancy Jagt, Debbie McQuoid, Pam Peyton, Paula Nelson, Wade Thomcn, Clay Tornquist, Mark Aamot, Matt Bclval, Doug Francis, Bruce Norby, Peter Koclz, Sandy North, Ann Johnson, Sheryl Soronson, Claudia Amey. Row 4: Steve Johnson, Barry Smith, Joel Bearden, Paul Johnson, Jim Shelhammer, Peter Rckstad, lain Glenny, Ron Monson, Rob Holland, Lynnette Minks, Jane Ornat, Beth Knudtson, Director George Bcrglund. Freshmen Chorus Row I: Rachel Koski, Sue Gccrdes, Tami Trones, Julie Johnson, Angela Deters. Row 2: Teri Erdahl, Beth Carlson, Sonja Sunde, Beth Howell, Loree Kaple. Row 3: David Palmquist, Kenny Larson, Don Du Bo is. David Erickson, Mike Boehm, Brian Hanson. Row 4: Steve LcVahn, John Nelson, Jeff Tocnges, Jim Schulte, Butch Nachtigall, Peter Os-tenby, Rob Osborne, Jon Bisdorf, Director George Bcrglund. 86 VOICE TEACHERS Dario Coletta This year we were honored by the presence of three singers from the Minnesota Opera Studio. They taught voice lessons to M.A. students during students' free mods. Dario Coletta, a tenor, recently received his Masters of Music degree from the Yale School of Music. Deborah Hightower, a soprano, has made commercials for radio and television along with impressive roles in St. Louis operas. She received her Bachelor of Music degree from Southern Illinois University. Linda Nichols, a soprano, also received her Masters of Music degree from Yale after attending Ohio State University and Northwestern University. Debbie Hightower FROM THE MINNESOTA OPERA 87 KINGS MESSENGERS Amy Koclz. Debbie Bankson, Gloria Martin. Judy Colley. Sheri Ahrndt. Chcri Johnson. Cindy Johnson. Mark Fredrickson, Steve Temple, Randy Monson, Stuart Waite, Craig Knudlson, John Lamprccht, Carl Follingstad. Randy Pratt. 88 SING PRAISES! 89 ANTIGONE Sitting: Mary Geisz, Brenda Kolsrud. Donna Powell. Jean Rikkcrs. Elizabeth Slcttcn. Standing: Peggy Anderson. Brad Hanson. Jeff Havens. Jon Skibbe. Craig Marsden. Lisa Thorpe. Mrs. Hinck, Pamela Picha. Kevin Carr. Lisa Gronseth, Lela Sweeney. Sue Skibbe. Back row: Ted Davies. Chris Janzen. John Studell. Ken Holaday. RENDER UNTO CAESAR THE THINGS WHICH ARE CAESAR S, Although the fall play was a tragedy and the acting on stage was serious, the rehearsals for Antigone were filled with laughter, jokes and casual conversation. Mrs. Hinck, the director of the play, quickly gained the respect and cooperation of all involved. Everyone will remember the hand-cuffing incident. One poor guard was left hand-cuffed to a pole for over 20 minutes! Then there were the orders to McDonalds. Twenty-seven orders of hamburgers, fries, and drinks are a drama in itself! Most of the cast felt that five weeks of rehearsals was too short, yet the play was a success - and the friends made will always be a special part of the memories of Minnehaha’s 1978 fall play. AND UNTO GOD THE THINGS WHICH ARE GODS 91 SPORTS knowing that you are always here to understand and accept me, helps me get along in the confused world, if every person could have someone just like you, the world would become a peaceful garden. Susan Polis Schultz 93 TEAMS TALENTS Marks, Coach Jim Erickson, Coach Dave Glenn, Coach Pat Sheehan, Manager Virgins Gladder, Kim MacFarlcn. Doug Jones. Jim Udden, Chris Slctten, back: Jim Roadcs. Dan Yaht, Eric Gordon, Rick Post, Randy Monson. John Munson. Chris Gctchcll, Mike Hoskins, Ben Quic, Dave Hughy. Roger Christenson, Craig Goldsmith, Dan Oren sitting: Larry Valtinson, Jeff Eklund, Barry Carlson, Stu Waite, Mark Fredrickson, Dan Larson, Clay Tornquist. Fred Hartwig. Kneeling: Mike Patz, Paul Albinson, Peter Anderson. Skip Groves, Dalen Johnson, Will Ward. Bruce Norby, Dave Norby, Dave Brisco. Gregg Bloom, Elliot Heide. standing: Ron Monson, Ted Johnson. Randy Pratt, Manager Karen 94 = TRIUMPH M top row: Jim Rhoades, Bruce Norby. Ron Swanson, Ron Munson, Tom Mundt, John Munson. Eric Gordon. Chris Slct-ton, Mike Murphey. Middle row: Peter Anderson. Jon Ram-gren, Scott Miller, Steve Hatle, Choach Paul Rhodes, Choach Pat Sheehan, Dave Erickson, Paul Mordh, Rob Holland. Mark Erickson. Bottom row: Lars Runquist, John Rikkers, Lee Erickson, Craig Johnson, Mark Bjclland, Mark Erickson, Wade Thommen Top row: Carleton Crutchfield, Tom Lundin, Kirk Rosselit. Matt Hausken, Jim Schulte, Steve Mundt. Randy Olson. Greg Moore, Adam Nyenhuis. Middle row: Phil Holmes, Doug Arvold, Daren Johnson. Coach Scott Johnson. Choach Brain Wright, Tom Whitehead. Dwight Anderson, Steve Olson. Bottom row: Bruce Bjclland. John Burke. Brian Hanson. Brad Hanson, Scan Krueger, Barry Christensen. John Parod, Scott Benson 95 A squad: Jim Lambrides, Mark Fredrickson, Dave Swenson. Ron Monson, Erie Hawkins, Todd Danielson, Gary Santoorjian, Steve Pontius. Coach Bruce Hendrickson, Jeff Eklund, Scott Dahlstrom, Todd Lewis, Dan Larson, Mark Hanson, Jim Rhodes, Tom Engstrom, Geoff Evans, Scott Evenson, Tom Holm, Dan Oren, Doug Felt man, (Coach Carl Erickson) HOC % mn B squad: Chris Ward, John Kamp. Mark Holm berg, Kevin Johnson, Brian Hansen, David Jones, back: Coach Jon Larson, Tim Franzitch, Charlie Hartwell, Dave Boyce, Mark Willary, Larry Schuster, Chuck Wickcnhizcr, Greg Bloom, Lee Erickson. 97 SOCCER WAS A First row: Scott Evenson, Steve Amey, Doug Felt man, David Boyce, Dave Swenson. Paul Hclseth. Second row: Dan Friedland, Kari Olson. Debbie Nelson, Rick Olson. Guido Kauls, Debbi Jo Nelson, Mark Anderson, Gary Santoorjin. Third row: Tom Engslrom, Greg Bchning, Jim Shclhamcr, Carl Follingstad, Paul Dosser, Tom Kamp, Roman Riley, Barth Buehrer Coach Rick Olson, Greg Bchning, Carl Follingstad, Jim Shclhamcr, Coach Guido Kauls 98 LOT OF KICKS! JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Eui Hum Paik, Stan Pratt. Sandi North. Mack Gmiir, Steve Erickson. Tim Nelson. Middle row: John Miller. Dan Elwood. Jim Shirley, Tom Holm, Kirk Militzcr, Pongsawat Xalprascrt, Top row: Nate Fuglcstad. Tom Vessey, John Gronseth. Todd Nelson, Peter Hclseth. Curt Hcd. Joel Bearden. B. SQUAD First Row: Mike Sprengcr, Steve Bowman. Tim Frantzich, Tom Boehm. Mark Johnson, Wallcy Borner (Coach), John Benson. Dan Nordenson. Middle Row: Todd Danielson, Barry Smith. Steve Johnson. Tim Palm. Chris Ward. Charlie Hartwell. Mike Johnson. Lowell Berggren. Scott Mohs. Top Row: Peter Ostenby. Paul Johnson. Joel Olfclt. Peter Koclz, Dick Ringold. Bill Dorsey. Steve Whitchouse, Jeff Toenges, John Aldrich, Paul Notermann 99 A SQUAD CHEER % fl c. °c. er Wrk. es.V Jng- Front: Julie Elsholtz, Heidi Anderson, Sue Johnson. Back row: Jill Danielson, Torrey Holmcn, Margie Rhodes Captain, Jill Danielson cp O 0 t b a 1 1 Front: Melinda Anderson, Laura Hudson. Angel Mordh, Back row: Amy Bragg. Chris Holmberg, Julie Hellickson Captain, Chris Holmberg LEADERS- B squad “Were going to win tonight, our team is dynamite!” These words sure sound familiar! Our M.A. cheerleaders were at every sports event in their red and white. This year, like others, Minnehaha had two A-squads and two B-squads-one cheering for the Soccer and Hockey teams, and the other cheering for the football and Basketball teams. And both cheering for some of the Wrestling meets. Along with the fun, there came a lot of work, patience and cheering under conditions that sometimes didn't look too promising. But they succeeded in making this year the best ever! Go BIG RED, ’Cause we’re Number 1! Claudia Amey, Tracy Troup, Sue Teichert, Betsy Hartig, Heidi Patz, Beth Robinson cp O 0 t b a 1 1 B W Ann Johnson, Carol Anderson, Jill Johnson, Carla Holmen, Jana DeVries, Karin Brown 101 VOLLEY A-SQUAD First row: Karen Mulhousen, Rosemary Mich cal, Patty Walbcrg Second row: Holly Johnson, Heidi Dale, Kari Eitrem, Diane Alien Third row: Joan Peterson, Lynnda Carlson, Mary Carlson, Alice Burgeson, Julia Lindberg 102 SET IT UP BALL B-SQUAD front row: Linda Nelson, Tami Troncs, Julia Albinson, Kathy Swanson, Mary Schons, Nancy Holmstcn. back row: Mr. Erickson (Coach), Kathy Johnson, Jenny Rollins, Janet Larson. Sarah Swanson, Tracy Bowman, Debbie Peterson, Pam Peyton, Nancy Jagt. FOR VICTORY 103 GIRLS TENNIS Bottom Row: Jill Ambler, Kirsten Engelmann, Amy Koclz, Melanie Bates, Ruth Nelson. Middle Row: Beth Johnson, Karen Olscth, Sarah Marchand, Julie Davis (Coach), Lisa Earl, Michelle Manhard. Top Row: Kathy Quam, Sharon Fast, Carol Goplin, Beth Knudtson. Jill Bakos, Amy Konsterlie, Mimi Bowman Top Row: Coach Dan Haugc. Dan Sorensen, Jim Brown, Skip Groves, Chris Slcttcn, Paul Albinson, Terry Kochaver, Mark Anderson. Pongsawat Xatprasert. 2nd Row: Peter Lindahl, Robert Osborne, John Benson, Phil Swanson, Bruce Person, Scott Benson, Dave Erikson, Brent Slater. Bottom Row: Manager Lisa Erikson, Don DuBois, Dave Ousdigian, Paul Johnson, Kevin Slater, Mark Erikson, Manager Sue Wald. 105 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Jim Shirley, Phil Bylsma, Fred Hartwig, Doug Timmerman, Dan Larsen, Dan Jagt, Rick Post. Second row: Tim Swanson. Brian Fairbanks, Dave Brisco, Coach Luke Pederson, Coach David Glenn, Gary Holmquist, Craig Goldsmith. Kirk Militzer. Back row: Mike Doran, Mitch Anderson, lain Glcnny, Chris Getchcl. Doug Francis, Peter Hoff. Captain Gary Holmquist, Coach David Glenn, Coach Luke Pederson, Captain Dave Brisco. 106 FRONT ROW: Dave Oddc, Tim Shaffet, Paul Gerst, Mike Boehm, Greg Hubers, Chris Lund. BACK ROW: Carlton Crutch Held, Karl Benson. Tom Mundt, Coach Ted Malmstcn. Andrew Earnst, Craig Aycock. FRONT ROW: Rob Benjamin, Greg Hjdmstad, Dennis Guldscth, Rab Bakke. Scan Krueger, Peter Beckmcn, Steve Meyer. BACK ROW: Phi! Holmes, Bart Regchr, Paul Frccdland, Coach Ken Anderson, Erie Anderson, Dwight Anderson, Kiel Christensen. 107 L A SQUAD SITTING: Carolyn Dean, Diane Allen, Julia Albinson, KNEELING: Elizabeth Bonney, Pam Picha, Dorcnc Mortenson, Joan Peterson, STANDING: Mary Carlson, Brenda Sandburg, Kirsten Engcl-mann, Heidi Dale, Karen Mulhausen, Patti Wahlberg, Nancy Moralis, Kerri Caplc, Carrie Scherbcrl. IT B SQUAD SITTING: Nancy Jagt, Sara Stillcy, Lisa Battle. Karen Bankson, Kathy Swenson, Karen Berg, Cynthia Slater. STANDING: Mary Carlson. Pam Peyton. Kirsten Aldag, Coach Phil Erickson. Sandy Lee, Debbie Benjamin, Devon Johnson. 109 FOOTBALL GIRLS TENNIS Mahtomedi US 8 THEM 7 Golden Valley US 3 THEM 2 Centennial 13 35 Mahtomcdi 4 1 St. Anthony 12 26 Marshall U 5 0 Brooklyn Center 6 10 Centennial 4 1 Blake 13 18 Brooklyn Center 2 3 Marshall U 16 9 Blake 2 3 Golden Valley 33 13 St. Anthony 2 3 SOCCER VOLLEYBALL US THEM US THEM Hill-Murray 0 4 c Marshall U 2 0 Bcnildc-Sl. Margaret's 1 3 9 Mahtomcdi 0 2 Brcck 5 I Brooklyn Center 2 1 Shattuck 6 0 D St. Anthony 0 2 St. Thomas 3 2• 1 Blake 2 0 SPA SS 2 0 Golden Valley 1 2 Blake 5 1 o Centennial 2 1 Brady 5 0 Bcnildc-St. Margaret's 0 2 t Brcck 3 1 ■ Blake 2 0 I Cretin 2 0 Shattuck 5 2 Overtime R BOYS BASKETBALL o GIRLS BASKETBALL US THEM US THEM Marshall U 34 95 u Golden Valley 22 45 Mahtomcdi 45 57 Brooklyn Center 42 53 St. Anthony 46 72 A Blake 45 22 Centennial 53 66 Marshall U 30 57 Golden Valley 57 61 d Mahtomedi 23 25 Brooklyn Center 52 46 w St. Anthony 35 33 Blake 56 51 ■ ■ Centennial 39 42 Mashall U 36 70 II Golden Valley 41 53 Mahtomcdi 46 48 Brooklyn Center 57 39 St. Anthony 58 62 p Blake 39 30 Centennial 57 46 p St. Anthony 44 38 Golden Valley 49 60 Marshall U 27 56 Brooklyn Center 67 41 Blake ' 73 57 WRESTLING HOCKEY US THEM US THEM St. Anthony II 47 Brooklyn Center 5 6 Centennial 6 57 Centennial 3 4 Marshall U 42 21 Marshall U 5 7 Brooklyn Center 8 54 Mahtomcdi 2 7 Golden Valley 35 31 Golden Valley 8 4 Blake 0 6 St. Anthony 3 1 Brooklyn Center 3 9 Centennial 3 1 110 Marshall U Mahtomcdi 6 2 0 II UNDER- CLASSMEN I Heard The Voice of Jesus I heard the voice of Jesus say, “Come unto Me and rest; Lay down, thou weary one, lay down Thy head upon my breast:” I came to Jesus as I was, Weary, and worn, and sad; I found in Him a resting-place, And He has made me glad. I heard the voice of Jesus say, “Behold, I freely give The living water, thirsty one, Stoop down, and drink, and live:” I came to Jesus, and I drank Of that life-giving stream; My thirst was quench'd, my soul revived. And now I live in Him. I heard the voice of Jesus say, “ am this dark world's light; Look unto Me, thy mom shall rise, And all they day be bright:” I look'd to Jesus, and found In Him my star, my sun; And in that light of life I'll walk Till travelling days are done. Horatius Bonar 113 Paul Albinson Kirsten Aldag Diane Allan Heidi Anderson Anderson Mary Anderson Melinda Anderson Mitch Anderson Laura Arndt Mark Backlund Barbara Bear Joel Bearden Debbie Benjamin Neil Birkebak Gregg Bloom Suzanne Bolt cm David Boyce Amy Bragg Mimi Bowman 115 Douglas Brandi Ted Davies Kevin Carr Roxanne Carter Roger Christensen Carolyn Dean Mike Doran John Drechsel Judith Colley Rebecca Durr Kerri Caplc Lisa Fart Nancy Eaton Kari Eitreim Jeff F.klund 116 Dan Freed land Chris Gctchell Virginia Glader lain Glenny Craig Goldsmith Harold Stukes Barb Greenwood Troy Griepp John Gronseth Franklin Groves Ann Harris Becky Hart Karen Harlwig Eric Hawkins 117 Curt Hed Paul Hclscth Lois Hepburn Gary Hite Paul Hjclmstad Dawn Hobbic Peter Hoff Julie Holm Toney Holmen Kim Holte Janet Hudson David Hughiey Susan Ivancie Dan Jagt Chris Janzen Dean Jensen Devon Johnson Kathryn Johnson 118 Marlene Mannuson Karen Marks Francisco Marline7. Sarah Marchand Jon Lokhorsi Kim Macfarlane 119 Debora Nelson Debra Nelson Paula Nelson Todd Nelson Tu Nguyen Sandi North Tami Palmquist David Pearson Bruce Pearson Donna Powell Ben Quie Kari Olson Lori Olson Paik Eui Hum Joan Peterson Steven Pontius Richard Post Kim Regehr Margie Rhodes Roman Riley Cynthia Peterson VO Jane Sattcrvall Mark Simso Kristen Rosdahl 9 Ayn Robey Stanley Rydel James Shirley Rick Siewert Laura Sandquist Beth Ring Larry Schuster Mary Schwab Mark Seaburg John Studell Kenneth Smith William Solvang Annette Sommer David Sowles Sarah Stilley Carol Sundet 121 Mark Ulvog Lori Vickery Renata Vijums Sara Whitehead Paul Yonker The class of 1980 - soon to be known as the new senior class at Minnehaha Academy. They have shown what they are capable of in several different ways. They are maturing at the average level, but show an extra spark that doesn't exist in everyone. A spiritual warmth continues to grow, while they arc also being just a “fun-loving group of kids. Excited about returning as the “new seniors , we should see good things from these students. Ragna Von Seyditr Sherrie Wald ' David Westerdahl Class Officers: Mary Schwab and Ayn Robey 122 Class Officers: Caryn Lindsay and Bruce Norby SOPHOMORES John Aldrich Jim Allen Brenda Barlz Mall Belval John Benson Karen Berg Lowell Berggren Martha Bergstrom Carlton Bigelow Mark Bjelland Cheryl Bobeldyk Tom Boehm Steve Bowman Matt Brandon 125 Chris Bullard Laura Buti Lee Erickson Lisa Erickson Mark Erickson Robin Espey Cathy Farrell Elizabeth Filer 126 Kris Fuglesud Craig Geske Carol Goplin Eric Gordon Lcannc Haglund Gretchcn Harrison Betsy Hartig Amy Jenson Kim Jarnberg Ann Johnson Beth Johnson Curtis Johnson Jill Johnson 127 Mark Johnson Michael Kirkwold Paul Johnson Sharon Johnson Sherrill Johnson Beth Knudlson Karen Lambridcs Sandra Lee Daniel LaVahn Michael Johnson Darlyce Jones Sieve Johnson Peter Koclz l-auri Lindahl Julie Lindquist Caryn Lindsay Judith Martell Melissa McIntyre Debbie McQuoid 128 Cheryl Mcllcma Scott Miller Ron Monson Nancy Morales Paul Mordh John Munson Troy Nelson Bruce Norby we Ornat Tim Palm Mary Patterson 129 Heidi Patz Debbie Peterson Pam Peyton Pam Salovich Mark Sandberg Cheryl Shoquist Cynthia Slater Christopher Slclten Scott Spicer 130 Sheryl Sorenson Michael Sprenger Suzanne Stennes Thomas Slrahan Mark Teslow Ruth Umholu Ann Wahldick Sarah Ulvog Wade Thommen Steve Whitehouse Sue Whitehead David Werkema Beilina Waldman Christopher Ward Susie Wald Anne Wilcox Diane Willett Beth Wilson l.ori Wright Susan Wyatt Pongsawat Xalprasert 131 People in the Sophomore class feel the spirit and togetherness of their class could be improved. Many of the students have taken an active interest in making their class work well. This year a great sense of humor seemed to pervade their activities. Hard-working, they generally tried to improve their grades. Almost every student had some affiliation with the sports program. (Could this be a sign for major wins in the future?) This summer, the “new juniors arc really going to get things together for the coming year. CLASS OFFICERS: Sonja Sundc and Tim Sonmorc. FRESHMEN “I’ll take one of these, and one of those and ... 'Now where did I put that?!!” Vickie Anderson Jamie Anderson Trade Bowman 135 Jonathan Bisdorf Michael Boehm Bruce Brandt Angie Deters Joy Danielson Harrison F.clkcma Jack Crothcrs Derek Eitreim Carleton Crutchfield Tom Engstrom Andy Ernst John Esteoseo Bruce Fluth Paul Gcrst Tim Getchell Kent Gillespie Greg Greenwood 1J6 James Groettum � K Robin Guplon Jamie Guldscth Kristi Hellickson l.ori Holm Mark Holm berg Wayne Holmbcrg v Rob Hakanson Brian Hansen Luann Hyams Cheryl Jaskowiak Marie Holmcn Nancy Holmstcn Beth Howell Gregory Hubers Naomi Johnson Daren Johnson Greg Johnson Jean Johnson Julie Johnson Kevin Johnson 137 Paul Johnson Holly Johnston Sonjj Johnson Janet Larson Kenny Larsot. Steven LeVahn Matthew Lindberg Fiona Lindsay Jane Lodicn Chris Lund Mary Marty Mary Meyerson Ann Midthun Martha Mitchell Kara Mjorud 138 Fletcher Montgomery Tom Mundt Mike Murphy Dave Palmquist John Parsch David Pat Greg Nelson Anh Nguyen Debbie Nodoir Butch Nachligall David Oddc Linda Olson Randall Olson Peter Ostcnby David Ousdigian Cynthia Peterson Paula Pilenzo Todd Rcasland 139 Kurt Rossclit Shelly Regchr Leslca Ringkob Jonathan Skibbc Jennifer Talsma Eric Skoglund Timothy Sonmore Sonja Sunde Connie Thimmel Heather Thorpe Philip Swanson Kathryn Swenson Jeffrey Toengcs Tami Trones 140 John Vcssey James Vogt Uniting new students with returning ones is not always easy, but when one looks back at the kids in the freshman class, one secs a well-adjusted group of promising young people. Motivated by their spirit and Christian beliefs, this class is sure to help keep up Minnehaha's tradition of respected students in the years to come. 141 Timothy Shaffctt Can they do that in school? Tell me about it! Ooh, ooh I got it! 142 Jennifer Bakke Susan Bchning Timothy BelvaI Frances Allen Dwight Anderson Eric Anderson Daniel Bobcldyk Rob Benjamin Nancy Boyce Douglas Brailhwaile Dccdee Brown Anne Bundc Kelli Carle James Chesser Barry Christensen Jancll Colley Daniel Cummings Bradley Erickson Kara Erickson David Estensen Sharon Fast Paul Freedland Dana Fylen 143 Sonya Gcrdccn Elizabeth Glcw Dennis Guldscth Juliane Green Ann Hclseth Paul Johnson Kirk Jensen Patricia Hay Traci Gordon Gina Gulsvig Matthew Hausken Kathryn Holum Elizabeth Karges Karen Klosc Scan Krueger Brian Larson Peter Lindahl Mark Lokhorst John Lund in 144 Michele Manhard Scott Mannsledt Thomas Matson The Jr. Cynthia Morton Gwenn Moulton Gregory Moore Tom Nielson Nancy Norman Karen Olseth High can pile them high! Steven Mundt Barbara Patterson Barton Regehr Lisa Skoglund Sandra Nelson W3 Elizabeth Sletten Julianna Newstrom Paul Sollie Kenneth Olson 145 The future class of 1983 described themselves as fun” and rowdy”. There is a good spirit of cooperation for their class and for their school. Many arc in band or orchestra which this year started a new policy of student teachers that seems to be working out fine. Generally, the eighth grade likes their teachers and thinks that MA is number I! Eric Stanley Deron Steen berg Michael Torkelson Mark Umholtz Elizabeth Wahldick Jennefer Weeks Thomas Whitehead Kent Whitehouse Robert Wilson 146 Kimberly Aamol Laura Alexander Amy Adamson Philip Anderson Douglas Arvold Robert Bakke Valerie Anderson Nancy Becklund Peter Beckman Kjersti Benson Scott Benson Karis Serge Bruce Bjelland ■■■ Nils Bundc William Campbell Christi Cardenas Terrell Carr Kiel Christianson 147 Pamela Cradil Peter Dietzman Jonathan Fuglestad James Harrison Gregory Hjelmstad Heather Kccna Peter Fuglestad David Hcllickson Phillip Holmes Kristin Johnson Tom Kclby Laurie Dutton John Engslrom Gail Erickson Peggy Erickson Katherine Gamble Amy Grossenbach Mimi Hainlen Bryan Hanson And then I held her in my arms like this ... 148 Colleen Kennedy Sarah Koelz Martha Kuhlman Marc Larson Melanie Levy Rebecca Lindmark Steven Meyer Timothy Matson Kristin Lund James Madsen Margaret Magnuson Sandi Malmsten Kelly Morlenson Adam Nyenhuis 149 Cheers! Shelley Olson John Parod Jeffrey Schmitz Ann Vcssey Holly Szczech Angie Tornquisl Daniel Wilkening If everything's coming your way ... you're probably in the wrong lane. Michael Roach Karen Sowles Kari Rosselit Kristin Sprenger Annette Ryks Kirstin Swanson Rubber bands ... sad, man ... running in the hall ... “ didn't do nothin ... write one hundred times ... What can be said for the seventh grade class? Wild, yes! Squirrelly, maybe. But the seventh grade makes up the future of this school. iso GERMAN CLUB Front row, left to right: Burton Regehr, Elizabeth Slctten. Tom Whitehead, Jeanne Rikkers, Elizabeth Glew and Kathy Holum. Back row: Lawrence Jaehnert, Sandy Nelson, Nancy Norman. Dwight Anderson, Sue Behning, Dana Fyten, Anne Bundc, Ann Hclscth, Beth Karges, Julie Newstrom and Jancll Colley. 1S1 I don't know what it is either. SOCCER C-squad Top: Dave Jones (capt.), Robby Osborne, Dave Oddc, Butch Nachtigall, Nelson (capt.), Tim Bearden, Mike Boehm (capt.), Paul Gerst, Greg Johnson. Middle: Bruce Fluth, Chuck Wickenhciser, Don DuBois, Derek Eitriem, Mark Holm berg, Phil Swanson, Karl Benson, Brent Androli, Bottom: John Vcssey, Dave TcnCate, Dave Ousdigian, Kara Mjorud (Manager), Jim Groettum, Nate Grout (Coach), Debbie Nodolf (Manager), Kent Gillespie, Ken Larson, Kevin Johnson. Left to right Top: Rob Benjamin, Bill Campbell, Kent Whitehouse, Jeff Thompson, John Brandon, Kirk Jensen, Paul Frccdland, Tom Matson, Brian Larson, Andy Dosser, Terry Carr, John Engstrom. Phillip Anderson, Peter Fuglcstad, Jeff Schmitz, Doug Braithwaite, Korc Peterson, Kiel Christianson, Jay Olson, Paul Sollie, Dave Hcllickson, Tom Kelby, Tim Matson, Sue Behning (Manager), Coach Tom Allison, Jennie Bakke (Manager) Steve Hyde, Rob Bakkc, Kevin Slater, John Fuglestad, Nils Bunde, Rob Wilson, Dennis Guldseth, Joe! Johnson, Brad Erickson, Brian Hanson 152 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL Top: Left to right, Kari Rosselit, Susan Swanson, Nancy Boyce, Ann Vesscy, Beth Olfclt, Cassic Lund, Nancy Bccklund, Coach Mis Wiberg Bottom: Jennefer Weeks, Deedee Brown, Shelley Olson, Angie Tornquist, Gail Erickson JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR 153 154 155 Hm Our Congratulations to you Leslie as you graduate. May our Lord continue to bless you and may you walk steadfast in His word. Love, Mom and Dad Gruber and the whole family Be glad for all God is planning for you. Be patient in trouble, and prayful always. (Romans 12:12) Congratulations, Chris! We’re proud of you. May God guide and protect you always. Love Mom and Dad. Mark, John and Lisa. Nancy you arc our joy . Mom and Dad Congratulations Sheryl and the Senior class of '79. May God bless y0u an(j guide you in your future plans. Mom, Dad and Craig EARLY: AIM FOR THE TOP! Love Mom and Dad Congratulations Peter Hclseth and the class of '79! Our love and prayers will follow you wherever you go. Mother and Dad Congratulations Tom! Our pride in your academic achievements is only exceeded by our joy in your spiritual growth and dedication. May you always remember that: ,Much is required from those to whom much is given, for their responsibility is greater” (Luke 12:48) Mom and Dad Kamp, Pam and Nancy Keep using your head. Greg. Dad. Mom. Mary, and Susan 156 Congratulations Mary J. and the class of 79, To us you arc truly God's Gracious Gift. John 15:1-5 Mother and Dad Have a beautiful day, every day. Love Joyce. Leona, Emily. Let. Cal. Dear Mindy, Congratulations! May your future bring you the immeasurable joy that you have brought to us. Love. Mom and Dad God bless you in the years ahead, Melanie. May you bring as much joy to others as you have always given to your family. Love Mom and Dad Congratulations to special friends Nancy, Mary. Holly. Renee, Ruth and the Melbas. Our best to you always. The Bates family Renee - May your future be filled with as much joy and love as your life has given us. Dad, Mom. Ken and Kris Dear Paula - You’ve brought us great joy, awareness and excitement. We love you, special. Always seek the truth with God as your guide in all decisions. Love Mom and Dad Congratulations, Jeannie! Our prayer for you is Colossians 4:12 “asking God to make you strong and perfect and to help you know his will in everything you do. ” Love Mom and Dad Congratulations Carrie: God be with you in all your endeavors. Thank you for your love. Mom and Dad 157 Congratulations, Todd W. Nelson and entire class of 1979 Ho. Branch MN. Off 35 W And Hwy. 95 464-3132 AI Tor kelson - A Clmtian .Dealer CENTRAL CHEVROLET To The Class Of 79 Good Luck To You! 158 WM. H. HITE AGENCY Insurance And Bonds 1595 Selby Ave. St. Paul, Minnesota 55104 645-3927 -3928 A Place Where You Can Grow! Bethel College St. Paul. MN. 55112 3900 Bethel Drive BETHEL.... Compliments Of SK PRODUCTS INC. 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We pray that you will seek God's guidance and direction for your lives. It is only as we continue in His will that life can be lived to its fullest potential. As you leave Minnehaha, you take your place with over 5,000 men and women who count Minnehaha as their alma mater . We hope you will retain your interest and connection with Minnehaha Academy in the years ahead. Return to visit us. Keep informed through the alumni publications; and above all, remember to pray for the ministry going on here among other young people. Thank you for making Minnehaha your school. God bless you in the years ahead. Your friend, Craig W. Nelson President 161 CWN:kd Best Wishes And God's Richest Blessing To The Students From Our Church And The Entire Minnehaha Academy Family FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 810 S. 7th St. Minneapolis David L. Larsen, Pastor Julia Phillip Daniel Jeanne Albinson Holmes Larson Rikkers Paul Gary Brenda Me John Rikkers Albinson Holmquist Ken ie Mark Barth Dean Jensen Ruth P. Salovich Buehrcr Paul A. Nelson Elizabeth Scott Johnson Todd Nelson Sletten Dah strom Holly Linda Nelson Christopher Julie Johnson Troy Nelson Sletten Danielson Paul L. Daniel Connie Peter Johnson Nordcnson Thimell , Euglcstad Doug Jones Margie Tami Trones Kirstin Darlyce Rhodes David Erant ich Jones Wcsterdahl Timothy Frant ich ATLANTIC PRESS Commercial Printers And Lithographers ELIM COVENANT CHURCH 5540 30 A ve. South Minneapolis MN. 55417 Mary Kay Anderson (Jail Erickson Lee Erickson Carol (Joplin Becky Hart Lois Hepburn Juli Johnson John l.amprecht Peter Lindahl Rebecca l.indmark Kristin Lund Christopher Lund Gwen Moulton Adam Nybenhuis Amy Nyenhuis John Parsch Kristin Parsch David Patz Heidi Pat . Michael Pat . Sheryl Sorensen Michael Torkelson Scot Torkelson ZAECO, INC. 4314 Minnehaha Ave. So. 721-6621 Contractors Engineers Property Management Investments Congratulations Seniors Reynold M. 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Claudia (10) 78. 79. 80. 86. 101. 123 Amey. Stephen (12) 18. 45. 98 Andersen. Valerie (7) 147 Andersen. Victoria (9) 80. 133 Anderson. Allen (Jamie) (9) 135 Anderson. Carol J. (10) 86. 101. 125 Anderson. Cindy (9) 135 Anderson. Plight (8) 95. 143. 151 Anderson. Eric (8) 143 Anderson. Heide(U) 15, 100. 115 Anderson. Jay (III 115 Anderson. Karen (II) 84. 115 Anderson. Karen I. (9) SO. 135 Anderson. Mark (12) 18. 77. 84. 98. 105 Anderson, Mary (12) 18. 76 Anderson. Mary L (11)115 Anderson. M. Melinda (II) 86. 100, 115 Anderson. Mitchell (II) 106. 115 Anderson. Peggy (12) IS. 90 Anderson. Peter (10) 89. 94. 95. 123 Anderson. Philip (7) 147, 152 Androli. Brent (9) 135. 152 Arndt. Laura (II) 77. 78, US Arvold. Douglas (7) 95. 147 Aycock. Craig (9) 80, 135 B Baarda. Vance (10) 2. 77. 125 Backlund. Mark (II) 115 Bailey. Steven (10) 125 Bailey. Stuart (9) 80. 135 Bakke. Jennifer (8) 143. 152 Bakke. Robert (7) 147, 152 B.tkos. JiU (9) 104. 135 Bakos. Jodi (II) 80. 115 Bankson. Deborah (12) 19. 80. 88 Bankson. Karen (9) 109. 135 Barta Brenda (10) 80. 125 Balalden. Maren (7) 147 Bates. Melanie (12) 19. 44, 76. 81. 104 Battle. Lisa (9) 109. 135 Baukol. Andrew (9) SO. 135 Bear. Barbara (II) 86. 115 Bearden. Joel (II) 86. 99. 115 Bearden. Tim (9) 80. 135. 152 Becker. William (7) 147 Becklund. Katherine (12) 19. 76. 84 Becklund. Nancy (7) 147. 153 Beckman, Peter (7) 147 Behning. (iregory (12) 19. 84. 98 Behning. Susan (8) 143, 151. 152 Belval. Matthew (10) 86. 125 Behai. Timothy (8) 143 Bengtson. Karl (12) 19 Benjamin. Debra (II) 78. 79. 80. 109. 115 Benjamin. Rob (8) 78. 79. 143. 152 Benson, John (10) 99. 105. 125 Benson. Karl (9) 135. 152 Benson. Kathleen (9) 135 Benson. Kjersti (7) 147 Benson. Scott (7) 78. 79. 95. 105. 147 Berg. Karen (10) 109. 125 Berg. I.cona (12) 19 Berge. Karis (7) 147 Berggren. Lowell (10) 80. 99. 125 Bergstrom. Martha (10) 80. 125 Bigelow, Carlton (10) 125 Birkebak. Neil (II) 115 Birkebak. Sharon (8) 143 Bisdorf. 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Scott (II) 96. 116 Dale, llcide (10) 102. 108. 126 Danielson. Jill (12) 21. 76. 78. 84. 100 Danielson. Joy (9) 80. 136 Danielson. Julie (12) 21 Danielson. Todd (10) 96. 99. 126 Davies. Ted (II) 51. 90. 116 Davis. Kirsten (7) 148 Dean. Carolyn (II) 108. 116 Deters. Angela (9) 86. 136 DeVries. Jana (10) 86. 101. 126 Diet man. Peter (7) 148 Doran. Michael (II) 106. 116 Doran. Robert (10) 126 Dornfield. Kristi (12) 21 Dorsey. William (10) 80. 99. 126 Dosser, Andrew (7) 148, 152 Dosser, Paul (12) 21, 77, 81. 98 Drcchscl. John (II) 116 Drcvcs. Louise (10) 126 DuBois. Donald (9) 86. 105. 136 152 Durr. Rebecca (II) 14. 116 Dutton. Laurie (7) 148 Dyck. Donna (10) 80. 126 Dykhuizen. Cathy (12) 21. 77. 81 E Earl. Lisa (II) 104. 116 Eaton. Nancy (II) 116 Eelkema. Harrison (9) 136 Eitrcim. Derek (9) 80. 136. 152 Eitreim. Kari (II) 14. 77. 102. 116 Eklund. Jeff (ID 49. 69. 82. 94. 96. 108. 116 Elasky, Jan (10) 126 Elshollz. Julie (II) 76. 81. 100. 117 Elwood. Donald (II) 99. 117 Engelmann. Kirsten (12) 22, 104. 108 Englund. Jill (10) 126 Engstrom. John (7) 148. 152 Engstrom. Tom (9) 80. 96. 98. 136 F.rdahl. Teri (9) 86. 136 Erickson. Bradley (8) 143, 152 Erickson. Cory (10) 126 Erickson. David (9) 86. 95. 105. 136 Erickson. Gail (7) 148. 153 Erickson. Kara (8) 143 Erickson. Lee (10) 80. 95. 97. 126 Erickson. Lisa (10) 80. 105. 126 Erickson. Mark (10) 95. 126 Erickson. Mark (9) 95. 136 Erickson. Peggy (7) 148 Erickson. Steven (II) 99. 117 Erlanson. Shaundi (12) 22 Ernst. Andrew (9) 136 Eapey. Robin (10) 126 Estcnscn. David (8) 143 Estensen. John 9) 136 Evans. Geoffrey (12) 22. 78. 79. 80. 96 Evemon. Scott (12) 22, 9 Everson. Gloria (II) 117 F Fairbanks, Brian (12) 22. 106 Farrell, Catherine (10) 79. 80. 126 Farrell. Mary (12) 22 East. Sharon (8) 143 Felt man, Douglas (12) 22, 96. 98 Filer. F.U abeth (10) SO. 126 Filer. Mary (II) 117 Fluth. Bruce (9) 80. 136. 152 Follingslad. Carl (12) 7. 10. 22. 84. 88. 98 Frable. Sandra (II) 117 Francis. Douglas (12) 23. 86. 106 Framon. Carole (12) 23. 84 Frantz.ich, Kirsten (12) 7, 10. 23. 42. 84 Frantzich. Timothy (10) 97. 99. 127 Fredrickson. Mark (12) 10. 23. 84. 88. 94. 96 Frcedland. Daniel (II) 77. 98. 117 Freed land. Paul (8) 143. 152 Fuglcstad. Jonathan (7) 148, 152 Fuglestad. Kirsten (10) 86. 127 Fuglcstad. Nathan (12) 23. 99 Fuglestad. Peter (7) 148. 152 Fytcn. Dana (8) 143. 151 G Gamble. Katherine (7) 148 Gardner. Mary (12) 23. 84. 86 Gardner. Renee (12) 23. 84 Geerdes, Susan (9) 80. 86. 141 Geisz. Mary (12) 23. 90 Gcrdcen. Sonya (8) 144 Gerst. Paul (9) 136. 152 Geskc. Craig (10) 127 Getchell. Chris (II) 14. 76. 94. 106. 117 Getchell. Timothy (9) 80. 136 Gillespie. Kent (9) 136. 152 Gladcr. Virginia (II) 14. 94. 117 Ghtdman. John (12) 24. 51. 76 Glcnny. lain (II) 86. 106. 117 Gfew. Flizabeth (8) 144. 151 Goeb. Lori (12) 24. 84 Goldsmith. Craig (I I) 94. 106. 117 Goplin. Carol (10) 104. 127 Gordon. Eric (10) 94. 95. 127 Gordon. Traci (8) 144 Gould. Malinda (II) 117 Green. Juliane (8) 144 Greenwood. Barbara (II) 117 Greenwood. Gregory (9) 136 Griepp. Troy (II) 117 Groettum. James (9) SO, 137, 152 Gronscth. John (II) 77, 99. 117 Gronseth. Lisa (12) 24. 90 Grossenbach. Amy (7) 148 Grotans, Anna (12) 24 Groves. Franklin (Skip) (II) 94. 105. 117 Gruber. Leslie (12) 24 Guldseth. Dennis (8) 144. 152 Guldseth. Jamie (9) 80. 137 Gulsvig. Gina (8) 78. 79. 144 173 Gupton. Robin (9) 80. 137 H Haglund. Leannc (10) 86. 127 Hainlcn. Mimi (7) 7S. 79. 148 Hakanson. Robert (9) SO. 137 Hansen. Brian (9) 86. 97. 137 Hanson. Brad (8) 90. 93. 144 Hanson. Bryan (7) 78. 79. 95. US. 152 Harms. Caylen (12) 6. 24 Harris, Ann (II) 117 Harris. Katherine (12) 24 Harrison. Gretchen (10) 78. 79. SO. 127 Harrison. James (7) 148 Hart. Becky (II) 117 Hartig. Betsy (10) 86. 100. 127 Hartwell; Charles (10) 97. 99. 127 Hartwig. Fred (12) 24. 84. 94. 106 Hartwig, Joanna (8) 144 Hartwig, Karin (II) 117 Hastings. Andrew (12) 25. 51 Halle. Steven (10) 95. 127 Hauck. Nancy (12) 15. 25. 44. 77. 78. 81 Hausken. Matthew (8) 95. 144 Hauskcn, Michael (II) 94. 117 Havens. Jeffrey (10) 51. 80. 90. 127 Hawkins. Eric (II) 14. 78. 79, HO. 96. 117 Hay. Patricia (8) 78. 79. 144 Hcd. Curt (II) 99. 118 Heide. Elliott (12),25. 77. 94 ■ Hcllickson. David (7) 148. 152 Hellickson, Julie (12) 7, 10. 25. 86. 100 Hcllickson. Kristi (9) 137 Helsclh. Ann (8 144. 151 Helseth. Paul (II) 98. 118 Helsclh. Peter (12) 25. 99 Hepburn. Lois (II) 15. 76. 118 Hite. Gary (II) 118 H elmstad. Gregory (7) 148 Hjelmstad. Paul (II) 77. 84. IIS llobbie. Dawn (II) 118 lloff. Peter (II) 84. 106. 118 Holaday. Kenneth (10) 51, 90. 127 Holland. Robert (10) 86. 95. 127 Holm. Julie (II) 118 Holm. Lori (9) 80. 137 Holm. Thomas (12) 25. 77. 96. 99 Holm berg. Chris (12) 25. 76. 86. 100 Holm berg. Mark (9) 80. 97. 137. 152 Holmberg. Wayne (9) 80. 1)7 Holmcn. Carla (10) 78. 79. 80. 101. 127 Holmcn. Marie (9) 78. 79. 137 Holmcn, Toney (II) 100. 118 Holmes, Phillip (7) 95. 148 Holmquist. Gary (12) 6. 10. 12. 25. 106 Holmsten. Nancy (9) 80. 103. 137 Holte, Kimberly (II) 118 Holum. Kathryn (8) 144, 151 Howell. Beth (9) 86. 137 Hubers, Gregory (9) 137 Hudson. Janet (II) 14, 86. 118 Hudson. Laura (12) 26. 100 Hughey. David (II) 14. 84. 94. 118 Hyams. I uann (9) 137 Hyde. Steven (8) 144. 152 I Ivancie, Susan (II) 118 J Jachncrt. Lawrence (8) 144. 151 Jagt. Daniel J (11)84. 94. 106. IIS Jagt. Donna I. (8) 144 Jagt. Nancy M. (10) 86. 103. 109. 127 Jansen. Amy Joe (10) 127 Janzen. Christopher (II) 51. 90. 118 Jarnbcrg, Kim (10) 80. 127 Jawkowiak, Cheryl (9) 80. 137 Jaskowi.sk. Linda (12) 26. 86 Jensen, Dean C. (II) 118 Jensen. Kirk (8) 78. 79. 144. 152 Johnson, Naomi (9) 137 Johnson. Ann (10) 78. 79. 80. 86. 101, 127 Johnson. Beth (10) 86. 104. 127 Johnson. Cheryl (12) 26. 84. 88 Johnson. Curtis (10) 80. 127 Johnson. Cynthia (12) 26. 84. 88 Johnson. Dalen (12) 26. 44. 94 Johnson. Daren (9) 78. 79. 80. 95. 137 Johnson. Devan (II) 109. 118 Johnson. Gregory (9) 137. 152 Johnson. Daniel (Ted) (12) 26. 94 Johnson. Holly (12) 7. 10. 18. 26. 102 Johnson. Jean (9) 1)7 Johnson. Jill (10) 101. 127 Johnson. Jill (12) 26 Johnson. Joel (7) 148. 152 Johnson. Julie (9) 80. 86. 137 Johnson. Kathryn (II) 103. IIS Johnson. Kevin (9) 80. 97. 1)7. 152 Johnson. Kristin (7) 78. 79. 148 Johnson, Mark (10) 99. 128 Johnson, Michael (10) 99. 128 Johnson. Pamela (II) 118 Johnson. Paul (II) 44. 86. 118 Johnson. Paul (8) 105. 144 Johnson. Paul (10) 99. 128 Johnson. Paul (9) 138 Johnson. Sharon (10) 86. 128 Johnson. Sherrill (10) 128 Johnson. Sonja (9) 138 Johnson. Steve (10) 86. 99. 128 Johnson. Steven VV. (12) 27 Johnson. Susan (II) 15. 76. 100. 118 Johnson. Waldo (Steve) (12) 27 Johnston. Holly (9) 138 Jones. Darlyee (10) 80. 128 Jones. David (9) 80. 97. 138. 151 Jones. Dawn (9) 138 Jones. Douglas (12) 27. 94 K Kamp. John (9) 97, 138 Kamp. Joni (12) 27. 84 Kamp. Nancy (10) 128 Kamp. Thomas (12) 27. 98 Kargas, Elizabeth (8) 78. 79. 144. 151 Kcena. Heather (7) I4S Kclby. Kathryn (9) 1)8 Kclby, Tom (7) 148. 152 Kendrick. Tami (10) 128 Kennedy. Colleen (7) 149 Kirkwold. Michael (10) 80. 128 Klosc. Karen (8) 144 Knight. Debra (12) 27 Knudtson. Craig (12) 27. 64. 88 Knudtson. Beth (10) 86. 104, 128 Kochaver. Terrence (12) 27. 105 Koclz. Amy (12) 7. 10. 28. 42. 84. 88. 104 Koelz. Peter (10) 86. 99, 128 Koelz. Sarah (7) 149 Koepp. Elizabeth (12) 28. 77. 81 Kolsrud. Brenda (12) 28. 42. 84 Konsterb'e. Amy (12) 28. 78. 104 Konstcrlic. Peter (9) 138 Koski. Rachel (9) 86. 138 Kruger. Sean (8) 95. 144 Kuhlmann. Martha (7) 78. 79. 149 L I a Man da. Cathy (12) 28. 77 Lambrides. James (12) 28. 96 I ambrides. Karen (10) 80. 128 Lamprccht. John (12) 28, 44. 77. 78. 81. 84. 88 Larsen. Daniel (11) 14. 94. 96. 106, 119 Larson. Beth (12) 28, 42. 81 Larson, Brian (8) 144. 152 Larson. Daniel (12) 6. 15. 29. 77, 81 Larson. Gail (II) 76. 119 Larson. Janet (9) 80. 103. 138 Larson, Jean (12) 29, 84 Larson. Julie (II) 77, 78. 82. 119 Larson. Karla (II) 84. 119 Larson. Kenneth (9) 86. 138, 152 I arson, Marc (7) 149 Lee. Sandra (10) 80. 109. 128 l.cVahn. Steven (9) 86. 138 LaVahn. Daniel (10) 80. 128 Levy. Melanie (7) 149 l ewis. Todd (II) 77. 96. 119 Life. Craig (II) 1)9 Lindahl. Laura (10) 128 Lindahl. Peter (8) 105. 144 I indberg. Julia (12) 29. 102 Lindberg. Matthew (9) 138 landmark. Rebecca (7) 149 Lindquist. Julie (10) 128 Lindsay. Caryn (10) 42. 128 Lindsay. Fiona (9) 138 l.odien. Jane (9) 138 Lokhorst. Jon (II) 119 Lokhorst. Mark (8) 144 Lund. Cassie (7) 149. 153 Lund. Chris (9) 80. 138 L undin. John (9) 144 Lundquist. Paul (12) 29 M MacFarlane. Gail (12) 29 MacFarlane. Mel (12) 29 MacFarlane. Kim (II) 94. 119 Madsen, James (7) 149 Magnuson. Margaret (7) 149 Magnuson. Marlene (II) 78. 79. 80 119 Malmsten. Sandi (7) 149 Manhard. Michele (8) 145 Mannstedt. Scott (8) 145 Marchand. Mary (12) 29 Marchand. Sarah (II) 104. 119 Marks. Karen (II) 94. 119 Marsdcn. Craig (12) 29. 90 Martell. Judith (10) 80. 128 Martin. Gloria (12) 30. 84. 88 Martinez. Francisco (11)3. II9 Marty. Mary (9) 138 Matson. Thomas (8) 145. 152 Matson, Timothy (7) 149, 152 May, Mary (II) 84. 119 McElroy. Patrick (12) 30 McGill. Candyxx (12) 3. 30 McIntyre. Melissa (10) 80. 128 McKenzie. Brenda (12) 30 McQuoid, Daniel (12) 30. 76 McQuoid. Debbie (10) 86. 128 Mel,us. Kelli (II) 77, 82. 119 Mellema. Cheryl (10) 80. 129 Meyer. Steven (7) 149 Meyerson. Mary (9) 138 Michael. Rosemary (12) 10. 30. 102 Michels. A dor.i (7) 79. 149 Midthun. Ann (9) 138 Militzer. Kirk (II) 77. 99. 106. 119 Miller. John (II) 80. 99. 119 Miller. I.on (12) 30. 86 Miller. Scott (10) 95. 129 Minks, Lynelle (II) 86. 119 Mitchell. Martha (9) 138 Mjorud. Kara (9) 138. 152 Mohs. Scott (10) 99. 129 Monson, Randal (12) 30. 45. 84. 88. 94 Monson. Ronald (10) 86. 94. 95. 96. 129 Montgomery. Fletcher (9) 80, 139 Moore. Gregory (8) 95. 145 Morales. Nancy (10) 108. 129 Mordh. Paul (10) 95. 129 Mordh. Angela (II) 86. 100. 119 Morris. Kara (7) 149 Mortcnson. Dorene (12) 31. 108 Mortenson. Kelly (7) 149 Morton. Cynthia (8) 145 Morton. Jennifer (12) 31. 45 Moulton. Gwen (8) 145 Mulhausen. Karen (II) 102. 108. 119 Mundl. Thomas (9) 42. 80. 95. 139 Mundt. Ste en (8) 95. 145 Munson. John (10) 94. 95. 129 Murphy. Michael (9) 95. 139 Musikov, Donna (12) 31. 42 N Nachtigall. Walter (9) 86. 139. 152 Nachigall. Paula (12) 31 Nelson. Constance (11) 15. 86. 119 Nelson. Cynthia (II) 77, 78. 82. 119 Nelson. Debora A. (II) 98. 120 Nelson. Debra Jo (II) 77. 82. 86. 90. 120 Nelson. Gregg (9) 139 Nelson. Jon (9) 80. 86. 139. 152 Nelson. Linda (9) 103. 139 Nelson. Paula (II) 56. 120 Nelson. Ruth (12) 31. 76. 78, 104 Nelson. Sandra (8) 145, 151 Nelson. Timothy (12) 31 Nelson. Todd (12) 31. 81 Nelson. Todd (II) 77, 99, 120 Nelson. Troy (10) SO. 129 Newstrom. Julianna (8) 145. 151 Nguy en, Anh (9) 139 Nguy en, Tu (II) 120 Nielsen. Tom (8) 145 Nodolf. Debbie (9) 139 Nor by. Bruce (10) 86. 94. 95. 129 Norby. David (12) 31. 94 Nordenson, Daniel (10) 99, 129 Norman. Nancy (8) 145, 151 Norstrom. Tracy (10) 86. 129 North. Sandi (II) 86. 99. 120 Norwood. Kim (12) 32, 84 Notcrman. Paul (10) 99. 129 Nyenhuis. Adam (7) 95, 149 Nyenhuis. Amy (10) 86. 129 174 o Oddc. David (9) 78. 79. 80. 139. 152 Olfcll, Bah (7) 149. 133 Oifell. Joel 110) 99. 129 Olsclh, Karen (8) 145 Olson. Debra (10) 76. 81. 129 Olson. Jay (7) 79. 149 Olson. Kari (II) 98. 120 Olson. Kenneth (8) 145 Olson. Linda (9) 139 Olson. Lori (II) 129 Olson. Randall (9) 95. 139 Olson. Shelley (7) 149. 153 Olson. Steven (S) 95. 145 Oppegard. Katherine (12) 32. 78. 79. 80 Opselh, Bruce (12) 32 Oren. Daniel (12) 10. 32. 94. 96 Ornat. Jane (10) 86. 129 Osborne. Robert (9) 86. 105. 139. 152 Oaten by. Peter (9) 86. 99. 139 Ousdigian. David (9) 105. 139. 152 Overholt. Willie (8) 145 P Paik. F.ui llum (II) 99. 120 Palm. Timothy (10) 99. 129 Palmquist, David (9) 84. 139 Palm )uist, Tami(ll) 120 Pa rod. John (7) 95. 149 Parseh. John (9) 80. 139 Parsch. Kristin (7) 150 Patterson. Barbara (8) 145 Patterson. Craig (12) IS. 32. 76. 78. 81 Patterson, Mary (10) 86. 129 Pat , David (9) 139 Pat . Heidi (10) 86. 101. 129 Pat . Michael (12) 32. 84. 94 Pearson. David (II) 120 Person. Bruce (II) 106. 120 Peterson. Cynthia (II) 76. 78. 79. 120 Peterson. Cynthia (9) 80. 139 Peterson. Deborah (10) 103. 129 Peterson. Joan (II) 76. 81. 102. 108. 120 Peterson. Korc (8) 145 Peyton. Pamela (10) 86. 103. 109. 129 Picha. Pamela (12) 45. 32. 90. 108 Ptlen o. Paula (9) 139 Pontius. Stephen (II) 96. 120 Past. Richard (II) 80. 94. 106. 120 Powell. Diana (12) 32 Powell. Donna (11)40. 120 Powell. Elizabeth (8) 145 Pratt. Randall (12) 33. 81. 84. 88. 94 0 Quam. Kathy (10) 104. 130 Quie. Ben (II) 94. 120 R Rangren. Jon (10) 79, 80. 95. 130 Reasland. Todd (9) 80. 139 Regehr. Barton (8) 145. 151 Regchr. Kim (II) 120 Regehr, Michelle (9) 140 Rckstad. Peter (10) 78. 79. 80. 86. 130 Rhoades. James (10) 94. 95. 96. 130 Rhodes. Margie (II) 77. 100. 120 Richardson. Paula (12) 33 Rikkers. Jeanne (8) 78. 79, 90. 145. 151 Rikkers. John (10) 95. 130 Riley. Roman (II) 12. 84. 98. 120 Rindcls. Janet (7) 78. 79. 150 Ring. Elizabeth (II) 121 Ringkob, l.cslca (9) 140 Ringold. Richard (10) 99. 130 Roach. Michael (7) 150 Robey. Ayn (II) 84. 114. 121 Robinson. Beth (10) 86. 101. 130 Robinson. Elaine (12) 33 Rollins. Jennifer (10) 86. 103. 130 Rosdahl, Kristen (II) 78. 79. 80. 121 Roach nd. Joy (8) 145 Rosselit. Kari (7) 150. 153 Rosselit. Kurt (9) 51. 80. 95. 140 Roth. Carrie (9) 140 Roufs. Peter (9) 80. 140 Roufs. Stephan (12) 6. 33. 45. 76. 81 Roy. Kimberly (10) 130 Runquist. Lars (10) 95. 130 Rut tad, Kelly (12) 33 Rydcl. Stanley (II) 121 Ryks. Annette (7) 150 S Salovich. Mark (12) 33 Salovich, Pamela (10) 86. 130 Sandberg. Brenda (12) 33. 77. 104 Sandberg. Mark (10) 130 Sandquiat. Laura (II) 121 Santoorjian. Cary (12) 17. 33. 69. 96. 98. 104 Sattcrvall. Jane (II) 12) Scherbcrt. Carrie (12) 34. 108 Schcvcnius. Elizabeth (12) 34 Schmitz, Jeffrey (7) ISO, 152 Schons. Mary (9) 103. 140 Schulte, James (9) 86. 95. 140 Schuster. I.arry (II) 97. 121 Schwab. Mary (II) 15. 84. 114. 121 Schwartz. Thomas (12) 34 Seaburg. Mark (II) 51. 121 Seed. Nancy (9) NO Shaffetl. Timothy (9) 80. 141 Shocks. Michael (12) 34. 76 Shclhamcr, James (12) 6. 10. 12. 34, 86. 98 Shirley. James (II) 77, 81. 84. 99. 106. 121 Shoquist, Cheryl (10) 86. 130 Siew-art. Jeffrey (9) 80. 140 Siewert, Richard (II) 121 Sinuo. Mark (II) 121 Skibbe. Jonathan (9) 80. 90. NO Skibbe. Susan (12) 34. 84. 90 Skoglund. Eric (9) NO Skoglund. Lisa (8) NS Skubinna. David (12) 34 Slater. Brent (12) 34. 105 Slater. Cynthia K. (10) 109. 130 Slater. Kevin (7) 79. 150. 152 Sictten. Christopher (10) 78. 79. 80. 94. 95. 105. 130 Slcttcn. Elizabeth (8) 78. 79. 90. 145. 151 Smith. Barry (10) 86. 99. 130 Smith, Kenneth (II) 121 Sollie. Paul (8) 145 Solvang. William (II) 121 Sommer. Annette (II) 121 Sonmorc. Timothy (9) 134. NO Sorensen. Daniel (12) 35. 105 Sorensen, Sheryl (10) 86. 130 Sorvik. Kay (12) 35. 77 Sowlcs. David (II) 121 Sowlcs. Karen (7) 78. 150 Sowlcs. Kimberly (12) 35. 84 Spicer. Mike (12) 35. 84 Spicer. Scott (10) 80. 130 Sprenger, Kristin (7) 150 Sprcngcr. Michael (10) 76. 81. 99. 130 Stanley. Erie (8) 146 Starr. Melinda (12) 35. 42. 81 Steenberg. Dcron (8) 146 Stennes. Suzanne (10) 130 Sterling. Mark (12) 35. 84 Stewart. Grace (8) 146 Slilley, Sarah (II) 80. 109. 121 Slrahan, Cheryl (12) 35. 44 Strahan. Thomas (10) 130 St rut Iters, Theresa (10) 130 Sludcll. John (II) 5). 76, 90. 121 Substad. Betty (12) 35. 76 Sunde. Sonja (9) 86. 134. NO Sundet. Carol (II) 121 Swanson. Kirsten (7) 150 Swanson. Philip (9) 80. 105. NO. 152 Swanson. Ronald (10) 77. 81. 95. IJI Swanson. Sarah (10) 86, 103. 131 Swanson. Susan (7) 150. 153 Swanson. Tim (II) 106. 121 Sweeney. Let a (12) 36. 42. 90 Swenson. David C (II) 15. 77. 78. 96. 121 Swenson. Kathryn (9) 80. 103. 109. NO Syverson. Cynthia (II) 122 Szczech. Holly (7) ISO T Talsma. Jennifer (9) NO Tea roe. Suzanne (12) 36. 77 Tcichcrt. Susan (10) 80. 101. 131 Temple. Steve (12) 36. 76. 84. 88 TenCate. David (9) 80. NO. 152 Teslow. Mark (10) 131 Theilen. Richard (II) 122 Thimcll. Connie (9) 80. NO Thomas. Carl (II) 84. 122 Thomas, Jane (7) 150 Thommen. Wade (10) 86. 95. 131 Thompson, Jeffrey (8) 78. 79, 146. 152 Thompson. Jolic (8) 146 Thorpe. Heather (9) NO Thorpe. Lisa (II) 84. 90. 122 Thorson, Kirsten (8) 146 Timmerman. Douglas (II) 106. 122 Tjorhom. Sarah (12) 3. 36. 84 Toenges. Jeffrey (9) 86. 99, 140 Torkclson. Michael (8) 146 Torkelson. Scot (12) 36. 42. 44 Tornquist. Angie (7) 150, 153 Tornquist, Clay (12) 36. 86. 94 Troncs. Tami (9) 86. 103. NO Troup. Traci (10) 78. 79. SO. 101. 131 U Udden. James (II) 80. 94. 122 Ulvog. Mark (II) 122 Ulvog. Sarah (10) 131 Umholtz. Mark (8) 146 Umhollz. Ruth (10) 131 V Valtinson. I arry (12) 36. 84. 94 Vessey. Ann (7) ISO. 153 Vessey. John (9) SI. SO. Nl. 152 Vessey. Thomas (12) 36. 99 Vickery. Lon (II) 122 Vijums, Renata (II) 84. 122 Vogt. James (9) 51. Nl Von Scylit . Ragna (II) 122 W Wahlbcrg. Patti (12) 37. 77. 102. 108 Wahldick. Ann (10) 131 Wjhldick. Elizabeth (8) 146 Waite. Stuart (12) 10. 12. 37. 42. 84. 88. 94 Wald. Sherrie (II) 77. 122 Wald. Susan (10) 80. 105. 131 Wald man. Batina (10) 131 Ward. Chris (10) 97. 99. 131 Ward. William (12) 37. 94 Weeks, Jennefer (8) 146. 153 Wegwerth. Gregory (9) 141 Werkema. Daniel (10) 80. 131 Wesenberg. Nanette (9) 80. 141 Wcstcrdahl. David (II) 122 Whitehead. Sara (II) 122 Whitehead, Susan (10) 131 Whitehead. Thomas (8) 95. N6. 151 Whitehouse, Kent (8) 146. 152 Whilehousc. Steven (10) 76. 78. 81. 99. 131 Wickenheiser. Chuck (9) 97. Nl. 152 Wickstrom. Gail (12) 37. 44 Wilcox. Anne (10) 131 Wilkenmg. Daniel (7) 150 Willett. Diane (10) SO. 131 Wilson. Beth (10) 86. 131 Wilson. Robert (8) 146. 152 Wilson. Susan (12) 37 Woldum. Thomas (9) Nl Woolcry. Mark (9) SO. Nl Wright, t.oriann (10) 80. 131 Wyatt. Susan (10) 131 X Xatprasert. Pong (10) 99. 105. IJI Y Yonkcr. Paul (I I) 122 175 Editor-in-chief: Sheri Ahrndt Photography Editor: Gail Wickstrom Assistant Editors: Melanie Bates, Nancy Hauck Staff: Dalen Johnson, Paul Johnson, John Lamprccht, Cheryl Strahan Photographers: Jim Brownlec(hcad Photographer), Jim Allen, Liz Bonney, Dalen Johnson, Jennifer Morton Artwork: Leslie Gruber, Nancy Hauck, Paul Johnson, Amy Konsterlie Advisor: Elaine Ekstedt Acknowledgements: Burt Hedstrom, Representative for Jos ten’s H. Larson Studios Dave Santos, Photographer for H. Larson Studios 176 THE SOUND OF MUSIC -___________u This year an all student cast presented the Spring Musical, “The Sound of Music. Practices started in January, preparing for the performances that were scheduled for March I, 2, and 3. The beautiful sets, including Nonnberg Abbey and Captain von Trapp's home, were made by students and parents under the supervision of Jeanne Lind. The Orchestra consisted of thirty students from the Concert Band and Orchestra. All three nights were sold out, and very successful. Maria was played by Debbie Bankson, the Mother Abbess by Amy Koclz, and the Captain von Trapp by Randy Pratt. POP A SPRING THREE RING FLING April 26, 27, and 28 were the dates of this years spring Pop Concert. Built around the idea of a Circus, the Circus Band (Concert Band), Gypsy Strings (Orchestra), Hobo Band (Varsity I), and Stage Coach Band (Stage Band) provided an evening of quick moving, fun-filled entertainment. Besides the excellent music from the Bands, directed by Mr. David Hepburn, there were Clowns, ferocious animals, trained bees, trapeez artists and trained seals. Also a magician, a unicyclist, a snake charmer, and a Ring Master (Tom Vessey) who carried the audience safely through the evening. CONCER T SADIE One morning during mods 7-8. around ten o’clock, a very rare oc-curance took place. A total ellipse of the sun (left). The pride and joy of two seniors. Tom Kamp’s 280 Z, and Bruce Opseth's Trans Am (right). A-TENNIS first row; Chris Lund. Mark Hanson. Stu Waite. Tom Kamp. second row; Dave Freedland. Coach Ken Anderson, Francisco Martinez, Steve Erickson. B- TENNIS sitting; Kevin Johnson, standing; Jon Nelson, Coach Bruce Hendrickson. Tim Frantzich, Tim Shafctt. Karl Benson. B-BASKETBALL first row; Tom Bocm, Bob Doran, Mike Sprenger, Tom Strahan, Cory Erickson, Mark Bjclland. second row; Coach Jim Erickson, Paul Johnson, Rob Holland, John Munson, John Ramgren, Ron Swanson, John Aldrich. BASEBALL A-SQUAD first row; Terry Kochavcr, Bruce Opseth, Geoff Evans, Mark Fredrickson, Mike Pat ., Scott Evcnson, Dave Brisco. Tom Vessey. second row; Paul Hclscth. im Shirley. Kirk Militzer, Steve Pontius, Barry Carlson, Coach Mr. Glenn, Peter Hoff. Scott Dahl-strom, Todd Lewis, Jeff Ecklund. B-SQUAD First row: Tom Strahan, Mike Sprenger, Dan LcVahn, Don Du-Bois, Mark Erickson. Tom Woldum. second row: Bruce Norby, Tim Son-more, Ron Swanson, Lee Erickson. Craig Aycock. third row: Rob Holland, Jim Rhodes, Coach Malmstcn, Tim Held, Ron Monson. A-SQUAD First row; Traci Troup, Beth Johnson. Holly Johnson, Beth Howell, Sue Willson, Kim Holtc, Lori Gocb, Carrie Sherbert. second row; Beth Robinson, Beth Wilson, Betsy Har-tig, Julie Danielson, Mary Anderson, Judy Colley, Chris Holmberg, third row; Gloria Martin, Kim Norwood, Lynnda Carlson, Claudia Amcy, Debbie A. Nelson, Debbie Jo Nelson, Fourth row; Sandy North, Karla Larson, Kathy Swenson, Carole Franson. Fifth row; Coaches. Miss Morgan, HerrKauls, Corey Kulseth. GIRLS SOFTBALL A-SQUAD first row; Mary Schwab. Liz Bonncy, Jeannic Larson. Carrie Cook, Kerri Caple. second row; Julia Albinson. Nancy Moralis. Heidi Dale. Karen Mulhausen. third row; Carolyn Dean. Sue Stcnncs. Coach Mrs. Carlson, Manager Dalen Johnson. Joan Peterson. SOCCER B-SQUAD first row: Sarah Stillcy, Kjcrsti Benson, Nancy Hauck, Melanie Bates, Sue Swanson, second row: Carol Goplin, Traci Gordan, Nancy Boyce. Michele Manhard. third row: Coach Hanson, Kari Rossclit, Caryn Lindsay, Gail Erickson, Janet Larson, Angie Tornquist, Coach Hepburn. lll'l A Xirtw ( B-SQUAD first row: Lori Holm. Ann Johnson. Linda Nelson, Trade Bowman, Tami Troncs, Kris Fugclstad, Susie Wald, Becky Durr, second row: Jane Lodien, Cheryl Mcllcma, Donna Dyck, Coaches Swenson, Gmur, Bearden, Jill Bakos, Lisa Grickson, Carrie Roth, third row: Kristi Hcllickson, Gretchcn Harrison. Nancy Holmsten, ___, Debbie Nodolf, Nanette Wcscn-berg, Managers Fiona Lindsay, Mary Schons. first row; Dave Palmquist, Dennis Guldscth, Greg Wegworth. second row; Steve Amy, Don El wood, Mike Murphy, Coach Mr. Olson, Dave Hughey. Peter Hclscth. GOLF BOYS TRACK first row; Stan Bratt, Tim Bearden, Dave Norby, Clay Tornquist, Fred Hart wig. Bob Doran, Tom Eng-strom, Will Ward, second row; Dave Lindmark, ________, Roman Riley, Carlton Crutchfield, _____________, _______, Kim McFarlane, Peter Roufs,_______, Pat Sheehan, third row; David Boyce, Dan Oren. Mike Hoskins, Chris Getchell, Elliot Heide, lain Glcnny, Larry Schuster, Craig Knudtson, John Studcll. Mike Doran. GIRLS TRACK first row; Barb Patterson. Susan Wyatt. Cheri Johnson. Cindy Johnson Liz Stewart, Libby Schevenius. Pan Pica, Mary Farrell, second row; Laura Butz, Beth Knudtson, Beth Powell, Joanna Hart wig, Beth Op-seth, Jane Thomas, Lisa Battle, Cynthia Slater, Leanne Haglund, third row; Patty Hay, Debbie Benjamin, Donna Powell, Karen Hart wig, Kristin Johnson, Coach Julie Davis, Karen Klose, Devon Johnson. Sandra Lee, Connie Nelson, Kris Rosedahl N.H.S. TRIP Some fond memories of the N.H.S. trip arc: W.W.III (the squirt gun war) ... T.V. tunes on the bus ... “what a Gayicn ... Rabbi and his “Northern Comfort ” (maple syrup) ... the Ex-police ... 10,000 pieces ... long walks on a dark lonely road ... Harlequin Romance Books ... Andy’s light show ... come on Stephan, smoking a cap gun?! ... J. Harold Stuke’s Research paper ... snakes, mice and spiders ... N.H.S. Humor ... two tablespoons of scrambled eggs. Friday morning a wild and crazy busload of N.H.S. members headed for Lutsen Minnesota. On the way up they stopped and stretched their legs at Gooseberry Falls. I.atc that afternoon, they arrived at their Sea Villas at Lutsen Resort. The Evening was spent relaxing around a campfire on the shore. Saturday, due to a broken chairlift, they hiked a half mile up the track for a free ride down the Alpine Slide. The rest of the day was spent at Grand Marais where the group went shopping and ate dinner. Sunday morning they attended Zoar Lutheran Church and then they started for home. Friday May fifth. Juniors and Seniors met at Midland Hills Country Club for the 1979 J.S. Banquet. The program was intit led “Famous Lovers and included dramatizations of well known couples such as Adam and Eve, Romeo and Juliet, Rhett and Scarlett and Ashley, Danny and Sandy, Rocky and Adrian, and Mork and Mindy. After the dinner, program and pictures, the group was invited to a party at Ben Quic's Home, better known as the Governor's Mansion. Entertainment consisted of the Vaglc quartet singing. Mack Gmiir singing and playing his guitar, Maynard Lcidcr drawing Caricatures, the movie Hardware Wars, ” and door prizes. Saturday for many was spent at Taylors Falls, picnicing and climbing rocks. Some couples ended the evening in front of a warm BonFirc. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET SENIOR HONORS CONVOCA TION ADDRESSGIVEN BY DR J «RY HUDSON a i ‘ -'to