Minnetonka High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Excelsior, MN)

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Minnetonka High School Excelsior, Minnesota 1971 VOYAGEUR Voyage In Time Contents Academics .. . 12 Activities 36 Sports 78 Portraits 102 2 3 An election year brings a change in Minnesota's administration .. the Democrats take over most state offices, including the governorship President Nixon declares Memorial Day. 1971. as the date for withdrawing troops in Vietnam Students and teachers demand a voice in school affairs ... the draft lottery takes effect Abortion laws are liberalized, and women are trying to be . . the Voyage in time goes on. 4 5 The Vikings and the Twins win in their divisions The United States Golf Open is held at Hazeltine Golf Course in Chaska . TonyJacklin comes out victorious new sports find prominence, and others lose it the Voyage in time goes on 6 7 Pollution and ecology become major concerns to Americans . . science shifts into high gear: more advancement Than ever .New methods are created for destruction as well as preservation ... Knowledge creates a complex society in which man must live ... the Voyage in time goes on. 8 '.2 9 I. 10 Barefeet and sandals . beaded and bearded moustaches and long hair groovin’ to the beat at Woodstock in Ontario Love Story becomes the Number one movie to see ... the midi skirt splits the buyer and the merchant the great smoldering pot controversy the Voyage in time goes on. 11 ITSBIOLOGYSOCIALSTUDIESCHOIRARTMINIBAUM ANPH It Was the Year of the Advisory Period A prevailing feeling of disaster ... C.J. over the P.A. ... Impromptu discussions with S.W.A.S. and Mini School planned firedrills unplanned bomb scares headaches ... These are all symptoms that last for 25 minutes every day. The Advisory Period is a new thing at Tonka this year, resembling the Home Room of past years. Mr. Bauman takes 'time out’ to talk sports with Mr. West. 14 School Board L. to R: T. Warner. T. Foot. J. Mclane. N. Schanfield. C. Finsness. C. Kruckcnberg. W. Kelly. 'Good morning, we have a few announcements.’ It's C.J. Anderson. 15 The Counselors See TIES Again COMPUTER. Both counselors and students shudder at the thought or mention of the word. The students, for the most part, agree that it almost makes one want to forget about changing their schedules. Miss Adeline Haag has no problem with computers. as she lives on a farm in Wayzata. She raises cats. dogs, ducks, and chickens, but has sold her cow. A candid shot of Mr. Derril Burger's hard day at work. The Foreign Language Club is now making plans for their travel abroad. 16 Miss Haag’s Yorkshire terriers take time as do her other animals. Students to Europe While Teachers Jog The main topic of discussion between foreign language students at Minnetonka was the spring trip to Europe. 130 students left April 4 for France. Spain, and Germany, and returned April 25. One rule that was strictly enforced — no one was to speak any English while in Europe. Has anyone seen the female language teachers in their jogging suits this winter? How about their bathing suits? Mettez les recepteurs. Verstehen Sie es? Nein! Thai's twenty laps around the track. Tomorrow is twenty-one. 17 How did Mr. Christesen got into the English Department? Perhaps the ebullient good nature of Mr. Streed prevailed. Vivacity, Beauty, Verbosity Flourish in English Realm As usual. Mr. Chisholm is English department head . . with pictures of Mr. Szarke’s kids coffee cups on the wall mim-boggans by the door ... “No Students Allowed Beyond this Point ... “Don’t trust anyone under 30 ... I say.speak frankly said Mr. Szarke. In other words. The English department is the most fantastic place in this school. according to Mr. Szarke. 18 The advisory period finds Mr. Skoy deciphering a student essay. Mr. Elliot is distracted by some unusual disturbances 3fter class. Miss Berkland enjoys teaching in casual dress. 19 All right you guys. kids Mrs. Bonita Wolfe. 20 The Reserve Room avails Mr. Schmid. Mr. Kundzins. Mr. Leak, and students ot valuable resources. Students Role Play in Social Studies Mr. Leak's proverbs .. Mr. Bird's wardrobe term papers generalizations the mad dash to the reserve room after school oral reports ... semester courses with the same teacher do these things sound familiar? They should, as they all refer to one thing — history classes at Minnetonka High. Mr. Bud Leak will never dodge an issue but will duck a tie. 21 Math Offers Something New Students are doubtful of the success of Mr. Martin's experimental math class called Coordinate Geometry. It teaches geometry by using algebra. Sound confusing? According to Mr. Martin. It's a lot of fun.” But most of the students seem to think differently. 25 students are involved in this new class. Cheese. quips the math teacher. Mr. Morseth. 22 Mr. Edward Bloome helps exhausted students sweat out their math. Science Frustrates From chickens hatching in biology to slides breaking in physics, there's always something going on in the science wing. Science classes may be most frustrating(what in the world is SEMI LOGARITHMIC paper??) and most challenging (How many ions are contained in CL??) . . but also most rewarding (to think that we came from one cell ... ) Have a squirt of water. Doug. says Mr. Swartz. Would you like to know the density of dandelion growth? Ask Miss Constance Buerger. 23 Mr Marvin Muyres advises a student on his pending project. Freedom Aids in Creativity Art classes are changing this year — the whole art program is in quarter scheduling .. students can choose their individual art program Mr. Muyres’ceramics classes are making their own potters wheels, kilns, glazes. and clays ... New a rt classes were added this year, too. such as Advanced Jewelry and Ceramics. Miss J. Kanehl replies to a student remark, while student teacher Chris Carlson learns by listening. 24 Performances to Encourage Learning. Mr. Raymond Mmkler starts the choir again at 73.' Choir Director Mr. Raymond Mmkler would like to see increased opportunities for performance It would help student enthusiasm. said Mr. Minkler. The choir and chorus doesn't have quite enough money in the budget, which could cause difficulty with buses, music, and various activities. There's more happening in the band room these days, with two bands this year — Varsity Band, which is composed mainly of sophomores, and whose main purpose is to march and play at the games: and Concert Band, which mainly plays at concerts, but does play at some games. And then there's the Jazz Ensemble. which has many new members this year. The Varsity and Concert Bands have planned a spring trip to Winnipeg. Canada, which will involve a considerable amount of fund-raising. 25 Taking lime out from his busy schedule of escorting queens. Dale Mackereth explains graphic arts to a student. Womens Lib at Tonka? That looks simple I thought planes flew Don't let the lumbermen fool you!” These are some familiar sounds in Mr. Gary Goodwin's Consumer Woodworking class. In spite of a few problems such as girls frequently close to tears. Mr. Goodwin's despairing face, and general confusion, the new liberated shop class is doing well. Mr. Goodwin shows K. Anderson that cutting a board can be as easy as stitching on a sewing machine. 26 Ah. it's the bobbin. says A. Chandler to Mrs. Feichtinger. Sex Shift in Classes Liberates the Masses Who makes the decisions in the family? Is it really love? What causes family arguments? These are questions frequently asked in Mrs. Arlene Jorgenson’s Marriage and Family Living course. I wish we had more boys taking this class to balance it out. Their opinions are needed to compare with the girls' opinions. said Mrs. Jorgenson. There are enough boys, however, in the cooking classes at Minnetonka. Might the future homemakers be boys? B. LaPointc samples their cooking. 27 Mr. Larson appears to be contemplating profound advice. Right? Phy Ed Supplies New Look, Policy Unfair as it may seem to the present senior and junior girls, the sophomores have a new gym wardrobe this year. The new suits are all coordinated, with a matching sweatsuit. That isn’t the only change in physical education at Tonka this year — the physical education department has quit taking the familar physical fitness test, and girls are no longer required to take showers. Miss Farness and Mrs. Patton laugh devilishly over a new exercise for the girls. 28 Mr, Lundin tunes in as his typingclass learns their p's and q’s. Business Ed Runs School Store and DECA Does Minnetonka High seem less populated in the afternoons than the mornings? This is quite possible, considering many students leave school early to go to work on the Distributive Education program. Have you often wondered why students are lined up in front of that little window across from the Attendance Office? They're customers of the School Store, run by D.E.C.A. students. The store gives the students experience in business and handling money matters — He wants change from a $5 bill for a 35 c purchase. Hmm ... 35 40 ... 50 .. $1 ... Doug Michaud and Mr Fuller take inventory in the School Store. 29 Another crowded class? Or is it Mr. Hovland's personality appeal? SWAS and Mini School Seek a New Student-Teacher Relationship Fourth Period in the SWAS-Mini School office finds students discussing a new SWAS Project with Mr. Schultenover. Happiness is ... being trusted having teachers care about you as an individual ... an excitingand different school system ... the idea of having teachers as equals according to the students of SWAS and Mini School. Although it is undeniably an experiment in education, all methods of education should always be an experiment. say their teachers. We should never assume that we have the best methods possible for all students Mr. Cox finds that student questions run a little outside of straight schoolwork. 30 Mr. Berg and Mr Hcgrcnes of Mini School, and Mr. Cox of SWAS join in an inside joke. 31 A Quarter Century of Dedicated Teaching Comes to an End After 28 years of dedicated teaching. Miss Mildred A. Nelson is retiring. For her first 21 years at Minnetonka, Miss Nelson taught both English and Spanish, but then became a full-time English teacher for her last seven years here. Most of her students don't realize it. but she is a very dedicated, orderly. and conscientious person. said Miss Olga Huebner. Mr. Anderson Mr. Andert Mr. Baker Mr. Berg Mrs. Berkland Mrs. Berres Mrs. Besse Mr. Bird Mr. Blomme Mr. Bosacker Miss Buerger Mr Chisholm Mr. Chase Mr.Christesen Mr. Cox 32 Mr. Davenport Mr. DeSantis Mr. Diednch Mr. Dornfeld Mr. Du ft Mr. Elliot Mr. Enwesi Miss Farness Mrs. Feichtingcr Mrs. Fick Mr. Fowler Mr. Fuller Mr. Garneau Mr. Geldert Mr. Giguere Mr.Gnillko Mr. Goodwin Mr. Gral Mrs. Gray Mr. Green Teachers are not always needed in activities requiring concentration. 33 Mr. Hegrenes Mi$$ Hemen Mr. Hoenig Mr. Hovland Mr. Hyre Mr. Jezierski Mrs.Jorgensen Miss Kanehl Mr. Krafve Mr. Kundzins Mr. Larson Mr. Leak Mr. Lundin Mr. Mackercth Mr. Martin Mr. Millard Mr. Morscth Mr. Muyres Mr. Nelson Mrs. Patton An earnest Stew Cameron gets some help from J. Streed. 34 Mr. Peik Mr. Phelan Mr. Peterson Mr. Raymond Mr. Razidlo Mr. Ringstad Mr. Rogness Miss Routhier Miss Sansone Mr. Schmid Mr. Schultenover Mr. Skoy Mrs. Skoy Mr, Soderholm Mr. St reed Mr. Swartz Mr. Szarke MissTestin Mr. Thames Mrs. Thorpe Miss Thorsen Mr. Weber Mrs. Wolfe Mr. Wolff 35 ACTIVITIES IFCHRISTMASDANCESADIESKIPPERETTESMCLUBCHEEF Homecoming Witches Dennis Leisz and his gang perform Bridge Over the River Kwai at the Senior Breakfast. { - Q ,, hi: ROW 1: S. Richardson, L. Norm3n. ROW 2: G, Reynolds. C. Hitchcock. N. Miller. ROW 3: M Klemp. S. Johnson. S. Wright. ROW 4: J. Woodworth. D. deVries. 38 Cast Their Spell The candidates find that watching Buck Bauman and his Buckeroos is good entertainment to wake up by. 39 Players are hard to tell apart in the mud ol Homecoming game — maybe that’s why we lost. Minnetonka's 1970 homecoming, what there was of it. was disappointing. First of all. the game was rained out on Friday night and had to be played on Monday. Secondly, we lost the game to the Richfield Spartans. Thirdly, the track around the field was too muddy for the annual parade of floats. But the dance on Friday night was a big success, as were the Queen's Tea and the coronation of Sue Richardson as our Homecoming Queen. 40 Homecoming spirit comes in balloons — how far did yours go? long skirts seem to be the fashion for dances this year Student Government Revises Constitution The Curriculum Instruction Committee and the Advisory Council, two new committees formed this year by the Student Government, revised the constitution. But to their disappointment, their meetings were attended by very few members of the student body. Todd Johnson was president. Jon Weber was vice-president, and April Petty was secretary-treasurer. 4i The band practices diligently with Mr. Geldert's help. Jazz Ensemble. ROW ONE: J. Allen. C. Duepner. P. Marxen. F. Campbell. A. Mueller. 8. Patterson. ROW TWO: P. Nordseth. R. Cornish. 8 Wilcox. T. Ellsworth. T. Carlson. T. Chamberlain. ROW THREE: T. Bell. R Dibble. A. Rice. C. Wilcox. R. Anderson. T. Johnson. ROW FOUR: R Berger. ROW ONE: D. Meeso. L. Sjordal. S. Titsworth. P Peterson. L. Hanson. R Berger. M Klemp. S. Kricsch. R. Simonson. K. Hess. A Nielson. K. Me-Millen. W Richter. S. Richardson. ROW TWO: C. Simon. 8. Seim. W. Anderson. C. Dreblow. J. O'Neill. F. Campbell. C. Stenejhem. S. Furnace. J Allen. D. Anderson. A Nissen. ROW THREE: C. 8rown. T. Owen. 8 Beyer. K Johnson. C. Caster. 8. Kohls. A. Reed. P. Browning. S. Wellens. 8. Patterson. D. Smerud. G. Holkestad. P. Marxen. A. Mueller, ROW FOUR: K. Pollster. M. Olson. K Wallin. L. Paul. E. Kodner. W. Gustafson. R. Dibble. G. Gustafson. C. Wilcox. A. Rice. L Seim. J DeWerff. J. Eue. T. Johnson ROW FIVE: L. Duepner. T Bell. J. Hubcrty. B. Bean. P Nordseth. D. Caswell. R. Cornish. B. Seim. 8 Wilcox. 42 The Cheerleaders cheered, the ram poured, and THE BAND PLAYED! Two Bands Perform: Double Your Pleasure The Concert and Varsity Bands made every effort to perform at the home football games, weather permitting. As the bands marched through the mud and water, they thought about their upcoming three-day spring trip to Winnipeg. Canada. Student matinees were a new addition to the band this year: these were previews of the concert to be presented the next day. Varsity Band. ROW ONE: J. Scholcr. N. Pickering. J. Simon. K. Zimmerschied. P. Stace. C. Abbott. M Weiser. D. Huklow. K. Johnson. S. Eggleston. ROW TWO: L. Hardin. M. Haugen. P. Opheen. D. Nikolai. B. Rust. T. Waldoft. P Mullm. T Davies. A Hullsiek. D. Hams. J Bruch. J. Hullsiele. ROW THREE: B. Browning. L. StruMert. J. Raskin. S. Lees. P. Quinn. J. Blunt. K. Monroe. ROW FOUR: M Olson. E Fcllman. S. Berthel. J. Ellsworth. D. Tillman. R. Wagner. F. Hicks. R Anderson. C. Bettes. D Bueltner. T. Carlson. C Parker ROW FIVE K. Bartee. J Morgan. S. Kreat . A. Stramk 43 ROW ONE: P. Rhode. R. Lins. C. Floyd. L. Lano. D. Proberg, K. Bloom, N. Holm. ROW TWO: C. Bristol. L. Cutter. C. McCaul. P. Bruce. J. Allen. K. Learohl. B. Fero. M. Bell. C. Houck. ROW THREE: M. Jergens. J. BcCaul, C. McNaughton. B. Larson. T. Nelson. J. Nessen. M, Spoor. M. Morseth, M Vollmer. L. Paul. ROW FOUR: S. Bos-acker. P. Tammen. C. Trapp. L. Fleschcr. J. L3ramie. J. Burns. C. Leach. S. Jesper-son. B. Cammack. M Perrault. B. Ingersoll. ROW ONE: M. Klemp. K. Griswold. J. Gross. S. Kittleson. S. Johnson. L. Elling. D. Smith. ROW TWO: S. Wright. L. Brechlm. C. Hauge. N. Armstrong. G. Annenson. L. Cherland. ROW THREE: S. Anderson. P. Wah-tin. M Merhor. D. Lundman. J. Klemp. M. Anderson. M. Davis. M. Johnson. ROW FOUR: G. Houdek. T. Caster. M, McKuhnly. B. Carlson. R. Johnson. E. LaCroix. D. Kinzler. W. Fritz. S. Cameron. 44 ROW ONE: S. Enggleston. H. Holte. C. Skoog. B. Taggart. J. Schuettpelz. N. Larson. K. Scotti. ROW TWO: T. Nelson. J. Henry. M. Keith. B. Jordal. K. Jensen. M. Haataja. W. Hagen. M Read. S. Sweiger. ROW THREE: S. Tamlyn. L. Meyers. T. Becker. K. Luech. J. Andersen. C. Krai. B. Dicky. C. Brown. C. Caster. The girls' chorus practices in a more informal atmosphere than in their concerts. Sing Joyously, Blend Blissfully With 70 students in the choir, and 30 in the girls' chorus, there's an even 100 joining forces and voices to produce Minnetonka's melodious mixture of musical — minded madness. The groups put on various concerts throughout the year, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Minkler. 45 Voyageur Adds Color Crop these pictures and have them blown up No. no. that layout is all wrong! Count the picas in your head .. Hurry up now. Peggy, call the coach and get an interview .. I don't care if you have to work — Voyageur comes FIRST! ... Who is that? Right in-between Sally and Joan . Keep that popcorn popping .. If you can type, grab a typewriter and get to work A copy editor?! You've got to be kidding! ... Maybe you've heard these common comments coming out of room 224 on Wednesdays after school and during the Saturday rushes. ROW ONE' K. Little. A. Mueller. S. Tonnemaker. ROW TWO: L. McIntyre. J. Windland. J. Raskin. P. Petersen. J. Wells. ROW THREE: J. Lovaas. M Olson. H. Green. C. Emison. C. Westm. ROW FOUR: P. Marxen. F. Mclnturf. J. Anderson. J. Klcinberg. J. Steiner ROW FIVE: J. O'Neill. S Swanson. S. Kriesch. V. Zemsek. L. Cerra. ROW SIX: J. Nelson. J. Frantz. J. Lundby. ROW SEVEN: M. Hermann. N. Leavenworth. M. Hannessy. K. Howard. C. Nord. The Voyageur stall works hard again this year under the dictatorship ol Anne Mueller and Mrs. Woodey 46 After working hard. Breeze ' staff enjoys eating a potluck dinner Breezes Needs Money Even with the money from the sale of candy bars in Mrs. Woodey's room. the ad money. and the concession stand money, the Breezes staff still had a few financial problems. And there's no hope for next year with the School Board. In spite of the problems, the Breezes staff pulled through and produced thirteen issues of Minnetonka’s school paper, under the direction of Editor Sue Severson. ROW ONE; B. Proudfit. S. Severson. C. Westin. R Yue. C. Schroeder. C. Johnson. C. Wheaton. ROW TWO: M Enge-bretson. L. Lindgren. E. Kodner. 0. Wheaton. J. Nessen, P. Milker. C. Kennedy. 47 ROW ONE: D. Holzschuh. P. Anderson. P. Peterson. J. Malcom. M. Paul. ROW TWO: M Seifert. M. Schroeder. R. Hanson. J. Raymond. J. Kleinberg. M. Meyer. D. Thomas. Debate Resolves Pollution Control ’•Resolved: that the Federal Government should establish, finance and administer programs to control air and water pollution in the United States.” Pollution is a very controversial topic now. and Minnetonka’s debate team had it on their minds. as this was their debate topic. They debated various teams throughout the city. Minnetonka's Oebaters often use forceful methods while arguing their points. 48 French National Honor Society: ROW ONE: D. Anderson, R, Yue. M Klemp. C. Westin, R. Pickering. ROW TWO: N. Leavenworth. S. MacRae. Mrs. Pick. ROW THREE: J. Anderson. K. Nielsen. J. Hyde. J. Swanson. J, Lovaas. 0. Coe. ROW FOUR: A. Einspahr. J. Gross. I. Burton, 0 McMillen. M. Schmitt. ROW FIVE: T. Daniels. S. Severson. L. Watson. J. Per-rault. M. Engebretson. Members of Quill and Scroll feel as though they had climbed mountains. ROW ONE: A. Petty. J. Titrud. A. Mueller. L. McIntyre. J. Wmdland. ROW TWO: C- Wheaton. N. Leavenworth. ROW THREE: E. Kodncr. J. Wells. S. Severson. ROW FOUR: D. Caswell. Honor Groups Grow Quill and Scroll and French National Honor Society. two honor groups at Minnetonka. involve students who do above-average work in publications or school work. To be in Quill and Scroll, a student must do superior work in publications. The requirements of a member of FNHS are to have an A” average in French and a ‘‘B' average in every other academic class. The groups are strictly honorary. 49 Thespians Work Without Advisor The Thespians Club has made a few changes since last year. There is no advisor for the group; instead Thespians is under the direction of President Marje Ferguson, a senior, and Miss Janice Krupke. an art teacher at East Junior High. The first play they directed. Labors of Love. was a hero-villain melodrama involving many sophomores and new Thespians. The play L'il Abner was put on in February and was very well received. Thesptan: ROW ONE: L. Myers. C. Badger. J. Brush. F. Campbell. C. Ellwood. ROW TWO: M. Hermann. M. Ferguson. M. Spoor. M. Bell. C. Spoor. ROW THREE: L. Paul. L. Nelson. ROW FOUR: C. Kennedy. J. Anderson. I. Norman. K. McMillen. H. Hardman. B. Kohls. J. Annen. P. Aldritt. C. Wyer ROW FIVE: R. Johnson. C. Leach. C. Westin. L. Flesher. L, Green. L. Stubbs. SO Members of the cast get help with their costumes and make-up during the performance. Stupefyin1 Jones (Cindy Spoor) really innovates Dogpatch. Li'l Abner (Todd Caster) with super-human strenth hoists Pappy in the air. 51 Volleyball turns into hand-to-hand combat while the other team yells encouragment. Does she think she can fly? Kris Bloom tries a stunt on the unevens. 52 The B8 teams should try ABUF's new way of making points. Couples converse as they dance at the Sweetheart canteen. 53 Ike Ross plays master of ceremonies during Sadie Hawkins. ROW ONE M Schmidt. A. Nielson. G. Holkestad. J. Steiner. J. Perry. ROW TWO: D Serum. J. Anderson, M. Hermann. L. Cerra, L. Brosek ROW THREE. T Neveaux. R Vessels. 0. Steller. J. Hla-vacek. J. Wmdland. ROW FOUR: B Anderson. M Hennessy. S. Tonnemaker. L Norman. J. Brennen. ROW FIVE: C. Buettner. T. Dunn. K Hess. M McKinney. C. Ellwood. ROW SIX: J. Verba. L. Searles. B. Plowman. C. Bloom. J. Hyde ROW SEVEN: J. Allen. P. Aldritt. T. Johnson. I. Bailey ROW EIGHT: J. Reister. J. Simon. C. Bettes. S. Swanson. L. Leonard. Students Travel Abroad The Foreign Language Club of Minnetonka means fun. so say its members, who enjoy having parties, going on sleigh rides, travelling to Europe. Yes. you read that right! 139 Tonka students prepared fora three-week spring trip to France. Spain, and Germany by selling a cleaning product and the popular 10 c suckers. All language students, and all A.F.S. foreign students, are automatic members of the club, whose advisors are Mr. Robert Green and Mr. James Phelan. Is b«mg a Daisy Mae candidate lun? Ask Sally Wright. Ann Chase, or Sarah Burton, escorted by Greg Stanch!ield. Steve Ophcim. and Dan Mclnerny. ROW ONE: C Comer. K MacMillen. L. Larson. E. Hensel. L. Sweet ROW TWO: P. Simon. M Meoli. J. Davis. A. Einspahr. C. Roberts. ROW THREE: P. Weiser. J. Huffman. J. Gross. S. Kittleson. ROW FOUR: D. Harper. S. Kellogg. S. Leach. D. Bremmser. ROW FIVE: M Schroeder. B. Carlson. J. Wierschem. G. Klmepier. ROW SIX: B. Lush. M. Paul. D. Rippel. R Schuette. ROW SEVEN: B. Lush. J. Ellsworth. 54 Enjoying the Sadie Hawkins pepfest are candidates: Nan Oppen. Patsy Flor. and Laurie Batzli. and their escorts: Todd Katapodis. Gary Ross, and Steve Thomas. Farmer Tom Crowns Daisy Mae at Sadie Let's get hitched ... Keep guzzlin', boys Dogpatch . Tonka's transformed lunch room, was really swingin' Sadie Hawkins night. Marryin' Sam Streed was busy, and so was farmer Tom as judge of the two contests. Todd Robideau won the pie eating contest, and Guy Katapodis guzzled his root beer fastest. Laurie Batzli reigned over the dance as Daisy Mae. Girls take advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime chance and get hitched to their men. ROW ONE: C. Schrooder. D. Sleeper. C. Ohrbeck. S. Kelso. S. Berquist. ROW TWO: C. Roepke. V Weiser. E. Howard. I Brown. K. Cook. ROW THREE: N. Okerberg. T. Rand. D. Cerra. S. Erickson. M. Eichhorn. ROW FOUR: K. Howard. C. Emison. ROW FIVE: J. Perrault. K. Hurd. K. Cochran. J. Swanson. P. Ryan. ROW SIX. L. Parkhurst. J. Kelso. L. Batzli. N. Miller. ROW SEVEN: L. Sheplee. P. Peterson. ROW EIGHT: L. Watson. C Bucket D. Peterman. T. Church. S. Dean. ROW NINE: M. Sanda. S. Farness. N. Leeper. D Petcriohn.C. Kennedy. 55 ROW ONE: L Taylor. P McKay. C. Hitchcock, K. Schlief. J. Doege. K. Cockran. S. Johnson, S. Hitchcock. I, Cutter. P. Oirks. T. Quail, M. McGinn. ROW TV.'O: 8. Stein man, D. Parsons. R. Simonson. K. Hurd. S. Froberg. C. Bakkcn. A. Leukema. C. Bristol. T. Mullen. S. Tonnemaker. P. Rhode. N. Holm. P. Kanan. ROW THREE: L. Nash. 0. Benz. M. Merhar. W. Hagen. V. Zenizek. J. Steiner. J. deFrancesco. M. Reed. 0. Brcmger. K. Griswold. B. Gordon ROW FOUR. C. Floyd. L. Lano. D. Alcocer. N. Wilcox. E. Brown. P. Woody. J. Smith. M. Froberg. P Carlson. J. Brush. N. Tiegert. P. Niska. ROW FIVE: L Hagen. C. laurel. M. Rule. K. Reikert. P. Kalgren. E, Henjel, J. Em-pey. A. Emspar. C. Henderson. L. Burton. C. Houck. C. Fyock. ROW SIX: S. Rogers. 8. Proudfit. P. Keeler. S. Hickey. C. Young. C. Page. D. Harris. L. Johnson. B. Rust, P. Stake. L Paul. ROW SEVEN: J. Peterson. J. Ryan. L. Brecklm. K. Johnson. I. Hanson. C. Aanenson. L. Cherlend. A. Ncilson. D. Smith. J. Woodworth. ROW EIGHT: L. Robideau. B. Overton. S. Stovern. P. Neveaux. N. Oppen. J. Perrault. C. Comer. S. Pinncy. Rousers Have Fun With New Advisors Lead by their new advisors. Mr. Mike Larson and Mr. Einer Anderson, and their President. Janet Gross, the Rousers sold calendars for M-Cluband had their traditional initiation, getting their little sisters up at 4:30 a.m. The Card Section was under the direction of Seniors Molly Spoor and Terry Daniels. There's a lot more enthusiasm this year, especially on the part of the sophomores. said Janet. Decked out in the most garish outfits of the day. the B8 girls spelled ONTAK. 56 A new kind of Rouser? No. ifs only farmer Tom and his friendly cow. ROW ONE: M Morseth. B. Ferro. M. McGee, B. Plowman. M Huber. M Spoor. T Daniels. M Keith. J. Davis. J. Gross. ROW TWO: L Kurbers. T. Rand. L Hermann. K Houck. E Howard. S. Burton. C. Ellwood. D. Serra. C. Johnson. D. Hudlow. ROW THREE: J. Paulson. J Magnuson. N Maple. L. West. K. Knutson. M. Mueller. K. Kohles. S. Thompson. S. Nelson. H. Davidson. M Bell. ROW FOUR: C. Nord. J. Titrud. K. Scotti. P. Franklin. A. Chandler. L. Bailey. S. Swanson. S Shaughnessy. K. Lageski. K. Little. J. Ernst ROW FIVE: C. Gate. B. Sloan. S Murphy. K. Bow man. D. Lane. C. Spoor. L. Sorenson. J. Anderson. J. Anderson ROW SIX: T Cunn. C. Buettner. P. Nordseth. C. Netlund. C. Ohrbeck. P Atwood. B. Anderson. A Hullsiek. J. Crawford. ROW SEVEN: K. Powell. M. Eichorn. D. Smith. S. Barnes. P. Kalgren. G Ebert. F Hullsiek. L. Kinzer. K McDougai. J. Nichols. ROW EIGHT: J. Gross. L. Batzh. M Hughes. R. Vessels..N Miller. M Hermann. L. Norman. L. Gatz. T. Christy. J. Bedor. 57 Chess Club — ROW ONE: C. Smith. G. Rasmussen. C. Lemke. ROW TWO: C. Stedens. J. Schoeter. F. Verba. G. Skoy Future Teachers Of America — ROW ONE: J. Allen. J. Titrud. J. Brennen. ROW TWO: R, Finley. C. Smith. G Galis. I. Lindgren. ROW THREE: D. Abramson. P. Wahlen. C. Schroeder. R. Fiesher. V. Brost. 58 Astronomy Club: ROW ONE: K. Cook. ROW TWO: R. Caplan. 0. Nikolai. £. LaCroix, T. Olson. S. Bishop. J. Verba. Photo Club: ROW ONE: D. DeFarcy. 0. Munkittrick. ROW TWO: D. Simmonds. W. Fritz. D. Wyer. ROW THREE: J. Hood. D. Caswell. C. Hennessy. 59 A Minnetonka basketball victory over Mound. 63-38. put everyone in good spirits for the Christmas Dance. The dance was sponsored by the A.F.S. Club and was called Pax In Terra. which is Latin for Peace On Earth. The weather was perfect for Sno-Day as snow began falling in the morning and covered the ground with fresh snow for the various activities such as football-in-the-snow and volleyball. There was also a faculty-student game in the gym. The T-Squares and their two new go-go dancers entertained students and faculty at the pepfest before the Sno-Day activities. A successful dance ended the day. Decorations add to the Christmas spirit as they entangle Peggy Zastrow. 60 Carla Westm. Terry Daniels, and Walid lotfi argue one of the merits of an American Christmas-Christmas tree! Snow Queen Nora Miller and King Lee Green get their share of the snow. Their court was: Sophomores Chris Young and Todd Caster: Juniors Kate Howard and Dave Ferguson: Seniors Edte Hensel and Lee Unze. and Sue Johnson and Ron Gunderson. Christmas Dance and Sno-Day Show School Spirit This Year The Skipper-leaders demonstrate their ability to jump and yell at the same time. 61 The highlight of the Sno-Day pepfest was the fabulous T-Squares. Is that football’ Or is it kill-the-other-person? Members of girl s gymnastics help each other with stunts. Intramurals Includes Several New Sports This year, both of Minnetonka’s intramural groups (boys and girls) competed against other schools. Both teams played soccer and hockey, while only the girls' team played volleyball, and only the boys competed in football and basketball. The IM advisor was history teacher Randy Nelson. 62 K. Ward steals the puck from B. Allar in the intramural — JV game. M. Kuder knocks over an opponent as he leaps for the basketball. 63 Steve Schmitt watches as Pat Huttncr makes a diving catch. Competing in after-school competition. Dave Wyor fades back to receive a pass from John Gluek. 64 ROW ONE: B. Velich. C. Dreblow. J. Rust. L Seim. G. Ross. R. Gunderson. J. Mielke. B Dirks. L Un e. ROW TWO: T. Johnson, J. DeWerff. P. Anderson. C. Wilcox. J. Longbottom. S. Moll. B. Houck. B. Brown. ROW THREE: S. Thomas. B. Knight. B Olson. B. lundeen. P. Roberts. K. Pollster. J, Huberty. I. Murphy. ROW FOUR: F. Hicks. T. Owens. P. Gleeson. P. West. D. Ferguson. J. Holl. J. McQueen. T. Robideau. ROW FIVE: D. McKay. S. Holohalter. G. Christenson. P. Huttner. C. Kelly. M. Bowers. B. Allen. J. Gluek. T. Katapodis ROW SIX: S. Nordbye. N. Fleming. D. Belfry. L. Zamor. R. Anderson. 8. Bean. M. Thames. T. Love ROW SEVEN: R. Dunsmore. P Stadsklev. G. Thompson. T. Johnson. T. Owen. J. Euc. R. Hogue. B. Horner. M-Club Scores Hey, how do you want this M-club picture taken?” “Up close ...” Minnetonka’s mighty musclemen raised over $500 for a weight-lifting machine when they sponsored the game with the Harlem Diplomats vs. Tonka's tough teachers. Their performance at the game as Jockettes” and cheerleaders was one of the highlights of the evening. 65 Captain America? Mr. Terrific? No. it's only the Homecoming band. Danny's Reasons. 66 Going to the Carnival is something to remember. The football field is lit up with giant stars at night football games. A Harlem Diplomat and a ref. give Mr. Rogness a lesson in holding a basketball. 67 Y-Teens Expand The Village Green and Nina's Boutique contributed various fashions for the Y-Teens' fashion show .. Their annual Queen's Tea was a success They witnessed a judo demonstration .. They heard a speaker at the University speak on the controversial subject of drugs .. They joined with the Edina Hi-Y fora hayrideand party in other words, the Y-Teens had fun. They gathered in different members' homes for their meetings. President of Y-Teens was Lisa Burton, Cindy Roberts was vice-president. Anne Einspahr was secretary, and the treasurer was Joy Davis. ROW ONE: J. Swanson. J. Klemberg. L. Burton. J. Davis. A. Einspahr. C. Roberts. C. Finnerty. A. Chase. ROW TWO: I Batzli. D. Thomas. A. Hullsiek. M Hughes. E. Howard. S. Nelson. S. Thompson. G. Ebert. P. Kalgren. S. Swanson. E. Kohls. ROW THREE: N Miller. N. Maple. P. Atwood. C. Brown. L. Hanson. C. Ellwood. S. Burton. K. Knutsen. J. Empey. J. Bedor. M Keith. E. Hensel. ROW FOUR: K. Henderson. J Niclol. S. Barnes. D. Houck. L. Jenen. J. Dever-eaux. S. Albrecht. C. Martinson. P. McKay. M. Huber. C. Nelson. D. Smith. ROW FIVE: K. Johnson. 0. Smith. L. Kin-zer. M. Leisz. M. Roberts. K. Goodman. P. Carlson. J. Brush. D. Hams. S Shaughnessy. C. Ohrbeck. 68 Skipperettes: SITTING: H. Davidson. M. Klemp. K. Knutson. L. Gatz. L Taylor. J. Anderson. S. Hitchcock. K. Little. P. Kanan. N. Maple. STANDING: D. Smith, J Ernst. L. Cutter. P Dirks. C. Hitchcock. S. Tonnemaker. J. Doege. L. Norman. L. Cherland. They Danced On to Victory They added a trophy to the show case, patches to their uniforms, and pride to Minnetonka High School when the Skipperettes placed first in the Aquatennial dance competition last July. With the money earned from a successful canteen and the selling of a cleaning product, the group planned to buy a new tape recorder. Dancing to new music, the Skipperettes danced at most of the football games and pepfests this year. Mrs. Mary Lou Patton was the group's advisor. 69 Skipperettes live-it-up again at the football game. Spirits Soar This Year What is a cheerleader? One who is full of pep and enthusiasm, passing that enthusiasm along to the fans at games and pepfests through various cheers. Minnetonka's cheerleaders possess these qualities and MORE ... MORE spirit ... MORE variety in their cheers this year With the money they raised at canteens, the cheerleaders bought jackets. Wrestling Cheerleaders: ROW ONE: C. Houck. C. Bristol. R. Simonson. ROW TWO: A. Lcuke-ma. C. Bakken. D. Froberg. Basketball Cheerleaders: L. Duepner, S. Johnson. S. Titsworth. J. deFrancesco. A. Nielsen. J. Perrault. 70 B-Squad Cheerleaders: ROW ONE: L. West. T. Rand. ROW TWO: L. Hermann. T. Mullen. ROW THREE: B. Anderson. S. Nelson. Hockey Cheerleaders: ROW ONE: K. Lagieski. ROW TWO: W. Richter. J. Empey. ROW THREE: N. Oppen. K. Hurd. M. Hermann. Football Cheerleaders: ROW ONE: A. Leukema. C. Houck. C. Bakken. C. Bristol. ROW TWO: R. Simonson. J. Empey. K. Lagieski. N. Oppen. D. Froberg. ROW THREE: M. Hermann. L. Duepncr. S. Johnson. J. Perrault. K. Hurd. A. Nielsen. J. deFrancesco. S. Titsworth, W. Richter. 71 Despite the ram. C-Squad paddled proudly around the track. C-Squad Floats Through Year Who had the only float at the Richfield-Minnetonka night game? Who puts on humorous skits at pepfestsand other occasions? Who were the Mouseketeers at the Senior Breakfast? The answer, of course. is C-Squad. The squad is bigger this year, and no foreign students are in the group this year. More preparations were made for their skits, and their costume wardrobe expanded. 72 ROW ONE: S. Grady. B. Gordon. ROW TWO: K. Schliof. C. Comer. D. Anderson. L Paul ROW THREE: S. Pinney, K. Cochran. J. Woodworth. S. Stovern. T. Neveaux. ROW ONE: J. Gundlach. L. Green, ROW TWO: R. Cornish, B. laPomte. P. Seed. S. Johnson. W. Lotti. G. Sherman. D. Berg. ROW THREE: N. Fleming. K Ward. G. Swanson. J. Niska. G. Meixell. T. Bartee. Organized ABUF Performs Skit The most organized confusion you’ve ever seen! They will try anything twice! Who are we talking about? Minnetonka’s famous ABUF. ABUF is a fresh tribe this year, with no one in from last year. Out of 14 members, only three are juniors. As usual. ABUF performed for football games and pepfests. but the highlight of the club this year was their skit. Buck Bauman and His Buckeroos at the Senior Breakfast. The President of ABUF is Nick Fleming, and the club's advisor is Mr. Doug Berg. Led by Nick Fleming, the faculty joins ABUF in yelling Eat'em up” during the Homecoming pepfest 73 The DECA store is a convenient place to shop. ROW ONE: S. Jacques. P. Brown. M. Gray. D. James. L. Kurvcrs. ROW TWO: L Houdik. S. Seamans. D. Smcrud. C. Simon. P. Bruce. ROW THREE: C. Routhier. 0. Korman. J. Stafford. P. Zallar. J. Cahlmier. M. Estabrooks. D. Mullen. V. Thorpe. ROW FOUR: M. Marshall. P. Zastrow, L. Jensen. F. Devereaux. M. Huber. L. Gatz. J. Greskovics. P. Morton. ROW FIVE: P. Lohr. J. Messenbnnk. K. Erickson. K. Jensen. D. Anthony. B. Velich. ROW SIX: F. Paulson. J. Anderson. C. Clark. A. Bickford. J. Berscheit. M. Gersich. ROW ONE: 0. Cummings. C. Johnson. C. Nelson. D. Gustafson. M. Seehof. P. Graif. T. Walder. K. Rahn ROW TWO: K. Edmund. B. Fossen. C. McCafferty. B. Max. C. Brettmgen. J. McDougal. B. Hladky. J. Dahl. M. Kuchn. ROW THREE: S. Campbell. R. Bergslem. M. Taylor. R. Richardson. K. Kask. L. Medcaif. C. Hoglc. B. Quinn. D. Schierman. T Moran. J. Ricks. ROW FOUR: S Burnett. R. Mann. Mr. Fuller. L. Nystedt. D. Nicholson. T. Klouda. C. Kysel. K Kaufenbcrg. M. Foss. K. Erickson. 74 MOEA was one of the few groups that brought their float out for the parade. Seven Hi Shopping Center is handy for part time workers like Dodie Cummings. DECA is a godsend for boredom Student Workers Unite Community Socks for Jocks! The D.E.C.A. school store sold a variety of things, sports equipment included. Junior Debbie Korman was elected state Vice-President of M.O.E.A. at a convention at the St. Paul Hilton in November. The students belonging to D.E.C.A.. M.O.E.A.. and V.I.C.A. held jobs outside of school under a work-study program. ROW ONE: J. Bishop. C. Dixon. L. Anderson. J. Morgan. D. LaBoda. D. Simmonds. ROW TWO: G. 8runeau. K. Conrad. D. Schroeder. D. Douglass. S. Mason. S. Batman. ROW THREE: J. Berglin. D. Breska. D. Dudycha. W. Wolfe. P. Rishavcy. L. Samualson. 75 Patsy Flor. Sue Kittleson. and Anne Dooley make penny Wednesday cans. Every Cent Counts Walid Lotfi from Morocco. Carlos Sanchez from Columbia, and Micaela Serra from Italy — these are the names and homelands of Tonka's A.F.S. students. The A.F.S. Club sponsored many activities this year, including the social study seminars and the annual spring weekend. The club's goal was to raise the $2700 needed to sponsor next year's A.F.S. students. Other projects were the fall bottle drive, the Christmas Dance, the Spaghetti Dinner, and Penny Wednesday. ROW ONE: C. Sanchez. M. Serra. W. Lotfi. ROW TWO: N. Wingate. A. Dooley. L. McIntyre. R. Nelson. ROW THREE: L. Parkhurst. K Cook. S. Kittleson. J. Windland, B. Hladkey. S. Severson. J. Anderson. D. Pickering. ROW FOUR: P. Flor. B. Kohls. L. Taylor. L. Brozek, T. Johnson. D. VanTassel. A. Petty. P. Ophein. B. Fmsness. 76 Sue Johnson and Carlos Sanchez think happiness is sitting on a cold Coke machine. Senior Meredith Hermann and her Italian sister Micaela Serra will Junior Chris Duff discovered his brother Walid Lotfi from Morocco to be a real swinger. 77 ALLCROSSCOUNTRYGOLFJVEDII Juniors and Seniors Co-Work to Build a Good Team Minnetonka's Varsity football team had fine leadership from Senior John Mielke. and complete effort from all the players involved. The players returned this fall in fine condition, meaning they worked hard this summer. The team had quality and depth, so that their injuries didn't hurt much. Our weakness is our ineffectiveness to come back in the second half after a good first half. Both juniors and seniors have melted together into a unit. We do not have any outstanding individuals, just about 42 dedicated players. commented Coach Doc West. ROW ONE: C. Lund. L. Nystedt. 8. Ditmore. 0. Leisz. T. Bro. T. McGinn. P. West. G. Thompson. B. Sweitzer. J. Huberty. G. Olson. T. Katopodis. ROW TWO: B. Horner. G. Wilson. S. Opheim. J. MacQueen. R. Gunderson. D. Ferguson. D. Belfry. C. Scotti. T, Ay re. M. Thames. L. Zamor. M. Osell. T. Mason. G. Tongen. ROW THREE: Mgr T Mason. Mgr. M. Thompson. B. Bean. B. Allar. T. Love. T. Hanna. J. Mielke. K. Richardson. T.Owen. T. Johnson. P. Johnson. G. Svenson. J. Longbottom. H. Roberts. C. Trapp. K. Conrad. 8. Dirks. ROW FOUR: Coaches Diedrich. Morseth. Doc West. Mgr. L. Unzc. 80 10 I 7 24 ■ 14 TONKA 6 I 14 14 I 6 14 ■ 14 0 I 18 6 ■ 32 Lindbergh Jefferson Kennedy Eisenhower Edina St. Cloud Tech. Cooper Richfield Wayzata Hopkins' Lindbergh is baffled by Longbottom's maneuverability. 81 FIRST ROW: Mgr. D. Unzc. J. Miller. M. Towey. P. Huber. M. Anderson. J. Thacker. W. Hannus. T Bartolo-may. D. Mclnenry. T. Grayden. T. Stovern. D. Schnur. D. Albey. SECOND ROW: T. Bulke. P. Tammen. T. Caster. K. Johnson. J Kerbcr. T. Carlson. B. Wilcox. M. Hill. T McKail. P. Robb. D. Leak. J. 8oyer. THIRD ROW: Coach McLane. J. Fox. M. Carroll. F. Sver. G. Nydstedt. D. Little. S. Pahl. M Wmdland. M. Sohl. C VanRossum. L. Zabel. J. Lee. M. McLaughlin. S.'Dcan. Mgr. S. Thompson. Coach G. Soukup. Sophomores Pull an Avis Finish Some plusses for Minnetonka’s Sophomore Football team are an excellent offensive and defensive lines, several strong running backs, and fine team enthusiasm and desire. says Coach George Soukup. Two-thirds of the boys have been weight training, which is another plus. There are a few minuses, however, such as weak offensive passing and a lack of depth. 16 | 12 Wayzata 0 Lindbergh 0 Jefferson 0 Kennedy 8 Eisenhower 8 Edina 6 Robbinsdale 8 Cooper 20 Richfield Tonka's talented sophomores make football look easy. 8? With just 40 boys out for JV and Varsity football, a small coaching staff, and a weak defense. Minnetonka's Junior Varsity football team could not have done much better this season ... Our main problem. said Coach Bill Diedrich. is a definite lack of players. In a school this size. 60-70 boys would seem possible ..Juniors Ted Hanna. Bob Ditmore. and Dennis Leisz were assets to the team, as they showed the best playing ability. Lack of Depth Hampers JV 12 6 14 TONKA 6 6 14 32 0 6 Wayzata 6 Jefferson 28 Eisenhower 38 Kennedy 48 Edina 42 Robbinsdale 0 Cooper 8 Richfield ROW ONE: T. Mason. G. Olson. H. Roberts. T. McGinn. G. Wilson. L. Nystcdt. ROW TWO: M Thompson. 8. Ditmore. M. Thames. J. Huberty. T. Love. T. Hanna. M. Osell. ROW THREE: T. Mason. Coach Diedrich. D. Leisz. T. 8ro. P Johnson. B. Horner. C. Trapp. D. Bellry. 83 ROW ONE: W. Fritz. G. Carlson. ROW TWO: Coach Jambeck. D. Dehnel. I. Murphy. ROW THREE: 8. Fremmmg. G. Olson. J. Longbottom. P. Anderson. D. Van Tassel. D. Anderson. C- Wilcox. ROW FOUR: D. Abramson. P. Pendleton. M. Hock. F. Campbell. First Year Varsity Swimmers Have Fine Season For its first year in varsity. Tonka's swimmingteam did very well with a win-loss record of 5-8. They beat Southwest, the city conference champs, easily. Five out of the top 15 teams in the state are Lake Conference teams. Only three seniors were on the team this year, so a strong team is expected next year. Tonka Swimmers 'getting set on the blocks. ROW ONE: E. Manthei. R. Meese. G. Christian. D. Wilson. M, Thor wick. ROW TWO. D. Schnur. J. McCall. G. Holde. B. Osborne. M. Anderson. S. Roney. J. Jordan. ROW THREE: Mgr. F. Bucttner. L Anderson. S. Peterson. B. Wilcox. M. Wmdland. S. Caballen. S. Patridge. B Grathwol. 84 Mediocre Season For Skiers A real boost for Minnetonka’s Ski Team was Junior Tim Owen's achievement of coming out 2nd in the state in slalom competition. Two members of the team were “triple threats. competing in all three events — Slalom. Cross Country, and Jumping. The 1972 season looks promising to Tonka with Owen returning and the experience of the sophomores. T. Owens waits his turn in the starting gates. ROW ONE: S. Berthel. P. Seed. N. Fleming. G. Sherman. P. Patten. P. lindenberg. R Mayer. Coach Lundm. W. Feldman. M Neveaux. ROW TWO: J. Smith. C- Betts. J. Kruger. M. lueck. S. Smith. D. Abramson. P. Holmberg. C. Dean. T. Rudolph. J. Lee. C. Hatcher. D Holland. P. Holmberg. A. Schmidt. D. Engebrctson. 0. Gluek. ROW ONE: N. Fleming. P. Seed. C. Oean. ROW TWO: D. Pope. T. Hanna. W. Feldman. G. Sherman. 85 Lack of Height Hinders BB Season See that basket, see that rim! C'mon Tonka, put it in!” Minnetonka ranked third in the Lake Conference Red Division this year in spite of the fact that there were no returning lettermen. We have a fairly well-balanced team. Coach Lynn Krafve said of the team. Blake Dirks and Steve Comer were selected All-conference. Junior S. Comer makes the ever famous layup look easy. ROW ONE: S. Opheim. T. Bro. J. Wierschcm. D. Sipprell, F. Lounsbury. R. Gunderson. S. Comer. R Pickering. ROW TWO: Coach Kravfe. L. Seim. M. Hill. B. Dirks. J. LaPointe. T. Love. B. Olson. G. Ross. Coach Grimm. 86 S. Comer and B. Dirks try m vain to block a shot by Cooper. T. Bro tips in a shot by R. Pickering to lead Tonka to victory. 46 45 Cooper 51 52 Eisenhower 58 53 St. Louis Park 63 38 Mound 50 39 Wayzata 61 67 Rochester John Marshall 59 44 Kennedy 52 87 Edina 61 45 Cooper TONKA 42 51 Richfield 52 56 Faribault 41 56 Jefferson 66 65 St. Louis Park 73 70 Lindbergh 74 77 ■Robbinsdale 63 58 Lincoln 53 51 Eisenhower 56 49 Armstrong 87 After playing a fine game. D. Sipprell returns to the bench. ROW ONE: Mgr. C. Smith. S. Opheim. B Sweilzer. G. Wilson. S. Crees. R. Allen. Mgr. B. Koehne. ROW TWO: Coach Grimm. J. Wiershing. B. Olson. T. Smithwick. M. Hill. E. Feldman. Coach Kravfe. Better BB in 72 Anticipated By JV 55 35 Cooper 46 49 Eisenhower 47 36 St. Louis Park 55 52 Mound 51 38 Wayzata 48 49 Kennedy 44 73 Edina 59 43 Cooper TONKA 61 42 St. Louis Park 65 53 Lindbergh 50 52 Robbinsdale 35 44 Lincoln 62 43 Eisenhower 49 68 Jefferson 60 45 Osseo 44 65 Richfield 60 43 Armstrong 88 During a JV game S. Opheim makes a crucial M. McLaughlin strains to regain possession of the hall as well as his arms. Sophomore BB Has Disappointing Year ROW ONE: Coach Anderson. T. Solmger. J. Em panger. 0. Ness. T Stell-er. 6. Southerland, ROW TWO: Mgr. S- Pahl. 8 Boyington. D Tillman. J. Laramie. J. Hailgren. J. Miller. ROW THREE: M. McLaughlin. T Wier schem L. Brauchle. D. Filippo. A. Day ROW FOUR: M. louey. S- Telle-gen, D Kinzler, F. HicKs. M. Hill. 89 Tonka Pucksters Skate Through an Excellent Season Minnetonka's hockey team did a great job in defeating Southwest and tying Edina and Richfield to finish fourth in the Lake Conference. The new Minnetonka Ice Arena helped provide more practice time for the team. With ten returning lettermen smooth teamwork prevailed. The hockey team's strong points, according to Coach ''Bud” Leak, are their skating ability, offense, and scoring. Numerous injuries necessitated mid-season line juggling, but stability was achieved by the season's end. Goalie P. Huttner makes another great save. Varsity Hockey Team: ROW ONE: J. Giuek. D. Ferguson. D. Albee. E. Gerber. P. West. J. Donohue, P. Huttner. J. Holt. T. Katapodis. T. Stovern. H. Roberts. ROW TWO: R. lundeen. R Hanson. D. Leak. T Bartholomay. T. Bolke. C. Kelley. M. Bowers. J MacQueen. b. Allen. T. Flemmer. Mr. Larson. Mr. Leak. Mr. Eidcn. 90 1 5 1 Patrick Henry 2 1 Blake 4 3 Robbinsdale 2 1 Southwest 8 3 St. Louis Park 6 1 Wayzata 1 7 Kennedy 5 O.Jefferson 1 2 Armstrong TONKA 4 0 Lindbergh 7 2 Washburn 7 1 Lincoln 3 3 Edina 3 2 Anoka 8 3 Mound 2 2 Richfield 4 1 Eisenhower 1 2 Cooper Coach Larson gives encouragement to the Tonka skaters from the box 91 Tonka Skippers loosen up between periods. K. Barnard skates over to congratulate a teammate after a goal. Twenty Game Schedule Proves JVs Mettle 4 1 8lake 2 0 Edina 3 1 So. St. Paul 3 2 Wayzata 8 1 Vocational 0 2 Edina 9 1 Blake 2 3 So. St. Paul TONKA 1 0 Kennedy 3 4 Lindbergh 3 1 Wayzata 7 1 Vocational 4 1 Eisenhower 0 5 Edina 7 1 West 1 2 Edison 3 5 Richfield 5 1 West 1 3 Southwest 4 1 Lindbergh JV Hockey: ROW ONE: G. Crooks. D. Hertig. J. Hoban. C. Fitz. J. Donahue. G. Olson. G Jensen. M. Rode. T. Mason. ROW TWO: Manager R. Guyer. C. Lund. B. Allar. G. Katapodis. H. Roberts. B. Hagen. K. Barnard. R. Johnson. Coach Larson. 92 ROW ONE: T. Graydon. J. Ryan. T. Labernick. J. Klemp. T. Lundgren, R, Konerza. J. Feldmeier. T. McHale. 0. Mclnery. T. Ives. ROW TWO: 0. Little. J. Kerber. J. Einhorn. K. Johnson. D. Peterson. J. Fox. J. Schultz. M. Davis. M. Carroll. Coach Eiden. 13-4-2 Puck Season Encourages Sophs TONKA 2 1 Armstrong 3 5 Southwest 3 6 Kennedy 2 1 Mound 2 0 Jefferson 5 0 Wayzata 1 2 Edina 3 1 Armstrong 6 2 St. Louis Park 4 1 Lindbergh 2 1 Lincoln 2 0 Burnsville 2 4 Richfield 2 2 Edina 5 1 Eisenhower 1 0 Mound 4 1 Cooper 3 3 Robbinsdale 3 2 Wayzata 93 ROW ONE: G. Rasmussen. D. Kidder. S. Hochhalter. M Becker. R. Smith. J. Williams. D. McKay. ROW TWO: P. Zakariasen. D. Hielm. T. Ayre. B. Houck, G. Christenson. M. Thames. G. Svenson. Coach Christesen. Districts Reverse Fair Season With their strong points focusing on enthusiasm and unselfishness. Tonka's grapplers had a satisfying developmental attitude. Unfortunately, their weak points were inbalance and a lack of experience causing a disappointing win-loss record. said Wrestling Coach Ray Christesen. However, the season's disappointment was brightened considerably when S. Hochhalter. G. Christenson and D. McKay all finished with firsts in the District. Af er congratulating a winning Tonka wrestler, the squad goes back to watching the next match 94 •'Turn him over. yells Coach Christesen during a match. Tonka wrestlers look on as senior 0. Mckay gets his man set fora pm. 22 20 Cooper 37 8 Eisenhower 35 9 Mound 18 29 St. Louis Park 15 27 Wayzata 41 13 Kennedy 21 21 Lincoln TONKA 21 19 Edina 18 30 Richfield 19 22 Jefferson 13 26 Robmsdale 20 22 Irondale 20 30 Linbergh 15 27 Golden Valley 15 27 St. Cloud Tech. 95 Wrestler C. Parker Is maneuvering his opponent into position before the takedown. B-Squad Falls TONKA 18 30 Cooper 33 9 Eisenhower 39 11 Mound 26 22 Park 9 41 Wayzata 37 11 Kennedy 32 15 Lincoln 20 27 Edina 13 27 Richfield 16 27 Jefferson 15 28 Robbinsdale 15 35 St. Cloud Tech. ROW ONE: D. Unze. G. Haage. K Norman. P Roberts. C. Parker ROW TWO: M. Jensen. P. Huber. $. Heinen. B. Roney. W. Dirst. B. Knight. ROW THREE: Coach 8osacker, W Hanus. T. Hendres. J. Boyer. J. Thacker. J. Morgan. T Hill. G. Schuette. S. Dean. 96 Golf and Tennis: Moderate Seasons Tennis Team. ROW ONE: D. Ferguson. J. Rick. D. Wheaton. ROW TWO: P. Gleason. B. Allen. T. Owens. S. Nordbye. Tonka's tennis team is young, but strong ... aggressive, but rather inexperienced “Parents and girl friends come to watch; the main way to show approval is to applaud. Coach Gary Peterson said when asked if cheerleaders would be assets to the tennis team. Peterson compliments the team on their ability, and says that Tim Owen. Dave Ferguson. Jim Rick, and Steve Nordbye. all juniors, and Bob Allen, a senior, were the team's most promising players. For Minnetonka's golf team, the year was average. They placed eighth out of sixteen teams in the district playoffs. “To win. everyone has to play well at the same time. said Coach Norm Garneau. Goll Team. ROW ONE R Hogue. G. Ross. R. Hogue. S. Funk. ROW TWO: N Garneau. R. Born. S. Reischauer. J. M3cQuecn, L. Seim. D. Meyers. D. Pclerjohn. B. Vclich 97 ROW ONE: T. Wolfe. R. Sweere. J. Schierman. T. Mclnerny. M. Roberts. R. McCallum. T. Katopodis. T. Katzman. D. Weik. ROW TWO: R. Hanson. Coach Leak. J. Huber. D. Allar. J. Comer. J. Bensen. J. Peterson. B. McGee. M. Mckenzie, T. Goodman. Mr. Larson. T. Robideau. Tonka Baseball Team Slides Into First Place What made up Minnetonka’s outstanding baseball team? Experience — all but one of the boys were seniors ... Winning attitude — several boys returned from last year's team which won the District 18 Title ... Great ability— Senior Dennis Allar added a lot to the team with his pitching, as did Junior Todd Katopodis with his fine batting ability. Coach ■’Bud' Leak predicts a rebuilding of Tonka's 1971 baseball team, with only one boy back ... A winning tradition can add momentum to our cause ... said Mr. Leak. 98 Mike Roberts turns and checks home as he rounds second base. Another winning year and another Comer — John. 10 1 7 6 5 0 0 1 4 0 5 3 1 3 5 2 TONKA 5 0 1 0 10 1 2 0 2 0 1 0 16 4 1 2 Wayzata Lincoln Robbinsdale Edina Hopkins Kennedy St. Louis Park Cooper Mound Richfield Wayzata Cooper Robbinsdale Richfield Litchfield Albany A perfect baseball lineup: a sunny day. a good game. 99 Injuries Notwithstanding, CC Squad Grinds It Out The strong leadership of Senior Captain Steve Holl; the good number of seniors participating, with ten more boys on the team this year; outstanding team effort; the fine ability of Juniors Don Lundsten and Todd Johnson, and Sophomores Al Day and Fred Hicks; are all factors in Minnetonka’s Cross Country team. The major problem we had this year was injuries. Four of the top runners were injured at one time during the season. said Coach Robert Rogness. Don Lundsten completes the pastoral setting at Lake Nokomis. FIRST ROW: 8. Velich. R. Dunsmore. J. Eve. C. Dreblow. S. Holl. R Anderson. L. Seim. J. Roust. SECOND ROW: M. Becker. B. Olson. R. Johnson. R. Hogue. T. Johnson. J. Laramie. T. Lundgren. THIRD ROW: D. DeFarcy. Coach Rogness. F. Hicks. D. Lundsten. A. Day. 8. Carlson, T. Zicarelli. M. Palmer 100 ROW ONE: C. Thornblad. R. Boyer. T. Humphrey. J. Zicarelli. R. Jefferson. K. Huff. J. Eue. C. Dreblow. T. Johnson. J. DeWerff. ROW TWO: T. Aye. M. Huber. G. Ottem. S. Leach. J. Meilke. S. Holl. D. McKay. J. Longbottom. G. Christenson. M. Hoy. R. Johnson ROW THREE: G. Crooks. C. Scotti. B. Jost. R. Allen. D. Meesc. C. Olson. B. Brown. 0. Lundsten. N. Numata. L. Unze. 0. DeFarcy. ROW FOUR: Coach Rogness. G. Tongen. S. Bosacker. T. Hanna. K. Pollster. J. Weber, B. Dirks. K. Thomson. Coach Bird. B. Horner. Coach Lane. John DeWerff and Steve Titsworth pour it on as they strive for the finish line. Five Lettermen Return to Track Good spirit ... cooperation ... hard work ... interest ... strength ... five returning lettermen ... all of these add up to one thing ... a fine track team. Add to that Blake Dirk's school record of 6.5 feet for the high jump ... Minnetonka's position this year was eighth out of eleven teams in the Lake Conference ... Looks promising, with juniors doing well ... said Coach Robert Rogness of the track team. 101 UELORIEDAVENANCYSTEVEJOHNKRISTODDCHERYLTH Sophs Spark Spirit With 664 of them, they almost out-cheered the seniors in the Competition Yell and Battlecry. The sophomores were an ambitious class this year — they worked hard on their float that was never shown. They have demonstrated their school spirit at the various sports events and pepfests. Their advisor was Mrs. Skoy. and their faithful leader was Todd Caster, their president. Other officers were Terri Quail, vice-president. Sarah Burton, secretary, and Lucy West, treasurer. Miss Heinen assists a perplexed soph with his grammar. 104 Sophs Janet Leeds and Terry Leonard practice their a s d f drills verbally as well as mechanically. Soph Class Officers: Pres. Todd Caster. Vice. Pres. Tern Quail. Sec. Sarah 8urton. Treas. Lucy West. Sophs Kathy Page and Fred Buettner add the finishing touch to their first float. 105 Mark Smegal hopes never to retire from his bicycle repair hobby. ROW ONE. Gloria Aanenson. Cindy Abbott. Doug Abramson. Alan Albee. Dolores Alcoo. ROW TWO: Renee Alsleen. Craig Ander berg. Jill Andersen. Richard Andersen. Becky G. Anderson. ROW THREE: Becky R. Anderson. Betsy Anderson. Cathy Anderson Douglas Anderson. Lee Anderson. ROW FOUR: Lori Anderson. Murray Anderson, Sharon Anderson. Don Anthony. Non Arm strong. ROW FIVE: Leo Arndt. Brian Ashley. Carrie Asleson. Peggy Atwood. Randie Austad. ROW SIX: Leanne Bache. Jane Badg er, Debbie Baltulf. Melody Barnard. Debbie Barnes. Janice Barnes. Sarah Barnes. Greg Barnum. Kathy Bartee. ROW SEVEN Todd Bartholomay. Elizabeth Barton. Regma Barton. Janet Beatty. Ann Bechtcll. Mike Becker. Susan Becker. Mark Bedor Scott Bell. ROW EIGHT: Thomas Bengston. Dan Bennis. Debbie Benz. Roger Berg. Steve Berthel. Carolym Bettes. Anna Blacko wiak. Kris Bloom. Joyce Blunt. ROW NINE: Tom Bolke. Dick Bossert. Kim Bowman. John Boyer. Bryan Boyington. Peggy Bragg Linda Brechlin, Dawn Breckheimcr. Debbie Breinmger. ROW TEN: Doug Brechlin. 106 ROW ONE: Paul Broman. Eileen Brown, Lee Brown. Ron Brown. Barbara Browning. Kathy Bruce. Roger Bruneau. Jody Brush. Joel Brush. ROW TWO: Dane Buettner. Fred Buettner. Jell Burger. Steve 8urglund. John Burns. Sarah Burton, Craig Bye. Mary Campbell. Karen Cantine. ROW THREE: Rick Caplan, Brad Carlson. Pam Carlson. Tim Carlson. Mike Carroll, Todd Caster. Debbie Cerra. Tom Chamberlain. David Chase ROW FOUR: Lori Cherland. Chuck Christensen. Eric Christianson. Diane Christo-pherson. Tom Church. John Chute. Claudia Clark. Dwight Clark. Jeff Coleman. ROW FIVE: Kathy Collins. Jim Conklin. Jeff Corbin. Stacey Cornelius. Judy Crawford. Cathy Crowley. 8ob Cummings. Joan Cupps. Lisa Cutter. ROW SIX: Cindy Daum. Heidi Davidson. Terry Davies. Mark Davis. ROW SEVEN Richard Daw son. Tom Dawson. Albert Day. Christopher Dean. 107 At 12 noon on D-Day. the sophomores were still calling for volunteers to get our homecoming float finished.” ROW ONE: Steve Dean. Terri Decker. Denise Dehncl. Karen DcMun. Kim DcVere. Pat DeWitt. Diane Dickey. Kathy Dickey. Paula Dirks. ROW TWO: Charlie Dobson. Geoff Dodd. Susan Donoho. Bob Dooley. Susan Dorow. Merry Dudych3. Greg Duff. Terry Duneman. Carol Dunsmore. ROW THREE: Wayne Durst. Sandy Dvorak. John Dyste. Jerry Eastbourne. Gretchen Ebert. Laurie Ecoff. Nancy Edman. Bob Edmondson. James Egan. ROW FOUR: Sue Eggleston. Mary Ei-chhorn. John Einhorn. Tom Ellsworth. Cindy Ellwood. James Em-mer. Jon Empanger. Don Engcbretson. Bill Erickson. ROW FIVE: Sandy Erickson. Jim Ernst. Robin Evangelista. Molly Fames. Jeff Feldmeier. Becky Fero. Tim Filburn. Dave Filippi. Barb Fmsness. ROW SIX: Bob Fisk. Renee Flesher. Cindy Floyd. Carol Foster. Jeff Fox. Craig Frankenstein. Peggy Franklin. Wally Frantz. Dan Frederick. Barry Johnson and Tex Wilson recreate the great escape. Soph N. Peters and Aide Mrs. Peebles close the generation gap with similar skirt lengths. ROW ONE: Cindy Friberg. Mary Froberg. Sherri Frost. Kurt Fuhrman. Gayle Galis. Jim Gallagher ROW TWO: Molly Galusha. Kathy Gat . Heidi George. Patty Gersich. Kim Geyen. JoAnne Gin-kel. ROW THREE: Dave Glantz. Terry Gleeson. Kathy Goodman. Kevin Grady. Sue Grady. Bob Grathwol. ROW FOUR: Tom Grayden. Kim Griswold. Joanne Gross. Jean Guenther. Sharon Gul-lickson. Bruce Gustafson. ROW FIVE: Greg Haage. Mike Haasken. Nancy Hagen. Wendy Hagen. Barry Hahn. Jeff Hallgren, ROW SIX: Kerry Handley. Bruce Haney. Carol Hannum. Charlie Hansen. Scott Hansen. Christine Hanson. ROW SEVEN: Laune Hanson. Lesley Hanson. Steve Hanson. Stewart Hanson. Wayne Hanus. Guy Hardman. ROW EIGHT: Terri Harrington. Denise Harris. James Harrison. Collin Hatcher. Steve Hathaway. Steve Haverstock. ROW NINE: Cindy Hayes. Michelle Heckathorn. Kevin Hed-lund, Steve Heinen. Todd Hendries. Bruce He-ney. ROW TEN: Katie Hennessy. Cheryl Hennings. Jakie Henry. Leslie Hermann. Carol Herrmann. Mark Heyer. 109 ROW ONE: Sue Hickey. Fred Hicks. Una Hilker. Doug Hill. ROW TWO: Mark Hill. Tom Hill. Dan Hillstrom. Jerry Hineline. ROW THREE: Phil Hinz. Paul Hladky. Melissa HoaRlund. Mary Hoban. ROW FOUR: Jim Hoekstra. Roger Hogue. Mike Holden. Nancy Holm. ROW FIVE: Heidi Holte. Holly Holzer. Don Holzschuh. Jim Hood. Katie Houck. Elizabeth Howard. Linda Hoy. Jack Huber. Lucy Huber. ROW SIX: Patrick Huber. Paul Huber. Marybeth Hughes. Anne Hullsiek. Jane Hullsiek. Joe Hurley. Steve Hustad. Steve Hutmaker. Jote Hyde. ROW SEVEN. Barbara Hyk. Rick Imker. Brad Ingersoll. Tim Ives. Mark Jacques. Rob Jandro. Randy Jensen. Steve Jespersen. Barry Johnson. ROW EIGHT: Dan Johnson. Jodi Johnson. Karen Johnson. Kathy Johnson. Kevin Johnson. LeaAnn Johnson. Linda Johnson. Mark Johnson. Rick Johnson. ROW NINE: Terry Johnson. Alan Johnston. Barb Jordal. Jim Jordan. ROW TEN: Debbie Jorgensen. Douglas Jost. Kevin Judt. Pat Kalgren. 110 ROW ONE: Peggy Kalgren. Terry Katzman. Mary Kaufenberg. Ann Kaufman. ROW TWO: Patti Keeler. Margie Keith. Joyce Kelso. Mary Kennedy. ROW THREE: Jerry Kerber. Monica Kerber. Tom Kcttler. Dan Kidder. LuAnn Kmzcr. Dan Kinzler. Joel Klemp. Beth Klingersmith. Richard Knaeble. ROW FOUR: Bruce Knight. Karen Knutsen. Karen Kohls. John Kohman, Tom Kolstad. Richard Konerza. John Kraemer. Sheila Krai. George Kramer. ROW FIVE: Joe Kruger. Kathy Krysel. Jim Kuder. Mark Kuhnly. Ruth Kullberg. ROW SIX: Tom Labernik. Ellen LaCroix. Ray Laferriere. Nick LaGow. Debbie Lane. ROW SEVEN: Kim Lane. Craig Lankki. Linda Lano. Jeff Laramie. Bruce Larson. ROW EIGHT: Jim Larson. Linda Larson. Robin Leach. David Leak. Susan Leaven-wortfi. ROW NINE: Kim Lebo. Gale Lee. John Lee. Janet Leeds. Susan Lees. Most sophs hate phy ed outdoors on cold days. These don't. Sophomore Mike Becker shows he's capable ol varsity skills. ROW ONE: Duane Lemke. Mike Lemke. Terry Leonard. Kristin Lerohl. Paul Lmdenberg. ROW TWO: Renee Lins. Richard Lis-ell. David Little. Mark Luock. Tim Lundgren. ROW THREE: Cindy Lyon. Craig MacNaughton. Susan MacQueen. Jo Ann Magnuson. Jan Malcolm. ROW FOUR: Mike Malmquist. Pat Malmsten. Ed Manthei. Nancy Maple. John Martin. ROW FIVE: Tom Mason. Pam Maugeri. Janme Maxwell. Kim McArthur. James McCaul. ROW SIX: Kristen McDougall. Mary McGee. Timothy McHale. Dan Mclnerny. Art Mclntee. ROW SEVEN: Michael McLaughlin. Steve McMichael. Shawn McMurry. Joh Meakins. Bill Melena. ROW EIGHT: Marlene Mcrhar. Doran Merrifield. Kip Messer, Nancy Meyer. Barb Miller. ROW NINE: Joe Miller. Ruth Miller. Keith Milliron. Wendy Moc. Kathy Monroe. ROW TEN: Doug Montague. Barbara Moore. Margaret Moore. Paula Moore. Stephen Moran. 112 In Memory Of Sophomore Dick Bossert, born Oct. 29. 1954. died Dec. 9. 1970. from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. Sophomore Barb Nelson, born Feb. 4.1955. died Oct. 13. 1970 from injuries received going to a Minnetonka football game. ROW ONE: John Morgan. Mary Morseth, Mary Mueller. Sheila Mullen. Terry Mullen. ROW TWO: Pat Mullin, Karen Mulrooney. Dave Munkittrick. Michael Murphy. Shannon Murphy ROW THREE: Laurie Nash. Tom Nash. Mark Neils. Carrie Nelson. Lon Nelson. ROW FOUR: Susan Nelson. Terry Nelson. Tim Nelson. Dale Neraasen. Mark Nesheim. ROW FIVE: Dave Ness. Kristen Ness. John Nessen. Jennifer Ncstande. Cindy Netland. ROW SIX: Mike Neveaux. Joan Ni-col. Denise Nikolai. Patricia Niska. Lyndy Nordeen. Ken Norman. Dan Normandin. Mike Norton. Gary Nystedt. ROW SEVEN: Tim O'Connor. John O'Donnell. Pam Oestreich. Terry Ohland. Nancy Okerberg. Arlice Olson. Brad Olson. Bruce Olson. Debbie Olson. ROW EIGHT: Jeff Olson. Lori Olson. Mike Olson. Paul Olson. Steve Olson. Theresa Olson. Wendy Olson. Richard Olund. Pat Opheen. ROW NINE: Becky Ortlip. Dee Osell. LouAnne Oslund ROW TEN: Sue Ostrom. Tracey Ottcrson. Beth Overton. 113 ROW ONE: Kathy Page. Steve Pahl. Craig Parker. Kevin Pashma. Sam Pattridge. Matt Paul. ROW TWO: Jim Pearson. Jean Pederson. Sue Peik. Michael Perrault. Robert Perry. Nan Peters. ROW THREE: Ann Peterson. Dan Peterson. Debbie Peterson. Judy Peterson. Jan Petty. Mike Pfeiffer. ROW FOUR: Amy Phillips. Nina Pickering. Susan Pierson. Dana Pinkham. Tim Plaziak. Becky Plowman. ROW FIVE: Patty Politte. Cathy Powell. Elizabeth Proudlit. Tern Quaill. Patricia Qumn. Mike Raetz. ROW SIX: Terri Rand. Tom Randall. Shelia Raskin. Glenn Rasmussen. Kathy Ratliff. Patti Ray. Ann Reed. Kim Reichert. JoAnna Reister. ROW SEVEN: Andrea Rice. Nancy Richardson. Keith Ricka-baugh. Karin Rindal. Debbie Rishavy. Peyton Robb. Hugh Robbins. Marcia Roberts. Lori Robideau. ROW EIGHT: Margaret Rode. Susan Rodgers. Cheryl Roepke. Rex Rogers. Robin Rosenwmkel. Doug Roth. Tom Rudolf. Martha Rule. Paula Russell. ROW NINE: John Ryan. Judy Ryan. Kim Ryan. Susan Sahli. Vicki Samuclson. Mark Sanda. Tom Sanko. Randy Sass. Betty Saulon. ROW TEN: Jim Scbablc. Amy Schanfield. Barbara Schmidt. Joe Schmidt. Larry Schmidt. Patricia Schmidt. Andy Schmitt. John Schmitt. Dan Schneider. 114 ROW ONE: Dennis Schnur. Debra Scholer. ROW TWO: Carol Schroeder. Mark Schroeder. ROW THREE: Gary Schuette. Janel Schuettpelz. ROW FOUR Jeffrey Schultz. Rob Schultz. ROW FIVE: Bill Seamans. Kevin Seamans. ROW SIX: Demse Segner. Barbara Seim. Brian Seim. Steve Selseth. Jeff Seng. Tom Serum. Fritz Severson. Sue Shanesy. Sean Sheehan. ROW SEVEN: Debbie Sheldrick. Jody Sheley, Richard Shermock. Lindsay Shimota. James Shoberg. John Shreve. Judith Simon. Mike Simon. Lynn Sjordal. ROW EIGHT: Nathan Skjervold. Debbie Sleeper. Mark Smegal. Blame Smith. 8rook Smith. Cindy Smith. Debbie Smith. Debby J. Smith. Jcne Smith. ROW NINE: Jim Smith. John Smith. Julie Smith. Lisa Smith. Lon Smith. Roy Smith. Scott C. Smith. Scott J. Smith. Henry Snyder. 115 ROW ONE: Linda Soderberg. Michael Sohl. Tim Solinger, Dana Sotherlund. Cynthia Spoor, Pam Stake. ROW TWO: Bill Stark. Paul Steiner. Becky Steinman. Tom Steller. John Stenehjem, Cathy Stevens. ROW THREE: Mark Stinchfiold. Tim Stodola. Alex Stolitza. Sue Stoltenberg. Peggy Story. Tom Stovern. ROW FOUR: Ann Stranik. Kay Stratman. Pam Strong. Linda Struffert. Judy Swanson. Sandy Swanson. Debby Taggatz. Paul Tarn-men. Snyama Tampoe. ROW FIVE: Nancy Tcichert. Scott Tellcgcn. Leslie Thabes. Jeff Thacker. Laura Theus, Connie Thomas. Kathy Thompson. Laurie Thompson. Sue Thompson. Girls' phy ed applies their modern dance skills to volleyball. 116 ROW ONE: Scott Thompson. Dan Tillman. Galen Tongen. Mike Towey. Tom Tuttle. Jan Under-dahl. David Unze. Chris Van Rossem. Craig Verba. ROW TWO: Mindy Vollmer. Howard Vomhof. Sue Waataja. Peggy Wagner. Wendy Wallick. Lori Wang. Jeff Waplcs. Alexandra Warner. Anna Wartman. ROW THREE: Bob Watts. Mike Wegler. Tom Wcik. Vicky Weiscr. Kathie Wenz. Jean West. Lucy West. Mary West. MaryJo Wheeler. ROW FOUR: Debbie White. Chris Whitworth, Tom Wierschem. Marlene Wieser. Bill Wilcox. Nancy Willcox. Karen Wiilette. Edie Williams. Jene Williams. ROW FIVE: Pam Williams. Susie Williams. Bruce Wilson. Dallas Wilson. Mark Wmdland. Kerry Windmuller. Steve Winters. Pam Wood. Carolyn Woodley. ROW SIX: Marty Woods. Scott Woodworth. Theresa Woody. Kris Young. Larry Zabcl. Judy Zallar. Patty Zbikowski. Tom Zicarel-li. Kathleen Zimmerschied. ROW SEVEN: Christiana Zinn. Vicki Zumwalt. Gary Carlson. Nancy Larson. PHOTO PHOBIA David Anderson Margaret MacPherson Gregg Baer Cathy Mann Carl Bomstcm James Miller Scott Chestnut Ron Palm Margaret Cody Barb Penney Richard Coult Hilary Quasi Joanne Gcyen Roxanne Robinson Scott Heideman Steven Ruther Greg Hoops Jodi Schafer Kerry Junge David Thompson Mike Kelly Leroy Walbridge Robert Leekley Lori Zamboni 117 1$ B. Bolton heading for the wilds or his next class? Or is it all the same? No Leadership for Juniors This Year This year, the juniors had no faculty advisor ... which meant no officers no candy sale ... no money .. no projects ... and no chance to show off their float. .. Junior C-squaders '•float” 3round the track during Homecoming Parade. 118 Chuck Betz looks down, then decides it's too far to jump. Wait. cries a frantic junior, it's not all trash! Junior D Holland finds the public telephone too public. C. Blankenship can grin, but what about B. LaPointe? 119 ROW ONE: Beth Aaker. Nanci Adams. David Abl. Susan Albrecht. Bruce Allar. ROW TWO: Ronald Allen. Daniel Anderson. David Anderson. Dena Anderson. Joy Anderson. ROW THREE: Julie Anderson. Lonnie Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Pete Anderson. Rebecca Anderson. ROW FOUR: Jane Andrews. Debbie Anthony. Andrew Asp. Thomas Ayre. Cathy Badger. ROW FIVE: Barbara Baer. Linda Bailey. Joel Baird. Glenda Rae Balhorn. Barbara Banker. ROW SIX: Robin Barke. Cathie Barker, Mark Barlau. Kerry Barnard, Tom Bartholow. ROW SEVEN: L. Marshall Bechtell. Katherine Bechtle. Pamela Beck. Mary Bell. Pam Bell. ROW EIGHT: Tom Bell. Mary Bellmghausen. Robert Benson. Randall Berger. Brad Berglund. ROW NINE: Rosalind Bergslien. Stephanie Berquist. Jane Berscheit. Charles Betz. Beth Beyer. ROW TEN: Anne Bickford. Marthy Bishop. Sue Bizek. Laura Blanke. Carol 8lankenship. 120 Junior Todd Johnson keeps tabs on C.C. score. Juniors put finishing touches on their float. ROW ONE: Connie Bolmeier. Brian Bolton. Brad Boole. Bruce 8orman. Pati Borman. ROW TWO: Stephen BosacKer. Brad Bradford. William Brager. Jill Brennan. Barbara Brown. ROW THREE: Patricia Browning. Laurie Brozek. Mary Bruner. Steve Bueltei. Martha Sunday. ROW FOUR: Steve Burnett. Mike 8utterficld. Terrence Callaghan. Alison Callender. Crawford Campbell. ROW FIVE: Harry Campbell. Scott Canfield. Bruce Carlson. Garret Carlson. Gary Carlson, Kent Carlson. Laura Carlson. Diana Caswell. Lynn Cerra. ROW SIX: James Charleston. Anne Chase. Deborah Cheney. Curtis Christensen. Ilga Cimbulis, Jeff Clasen. Lyle Clay. Kitty Cochran. Darlinda Coe. ROW SEVEN: Cynthia Comer. Steve Comer. Jim Condon. Kathy Cook. Sue Coons. ROW EIGHT: Sandra Countryman. Steve Crees. Gary Crooks. Steve Cupps. Sherry Cutler. ROW NINE: Gary Dahl. Jean Dahl. Kenneth Dahlberg. Jeanne Dahlmeir. Jeff Davis. ROW TEN: David Dean. Holly Deerson, DavedeFarcy. Dianne DeFrancesco. Mike Denny 121 Junior Keith Polister carefully performs delicate ear operation in sculpture. ROW ONE: Jean Devereaux. Alison deVries. Barbara DeWitt. Robin Dibble. Becky Dickey. Robert Ditmore. Jean Qo.ege. Jay Donohue. Mary Dotson. ROW TWO: Robin Dougherty. Linda Duepner. Cr s Duff. Sue Dunnavan. Marlene Dunsmore. Lester Durst. Lynn Dutcher. Mike Dyste. Lorelei Ebert. ROW THREE: Sherry Ecklund. Ray Egan. Deborah Elkins. Laurie Elling. ROW FOUR: Jim Ellsworth. Cathy Emison, Marcy Emmer, Richard Ennis. ROW FIVE: Kurt Erickson. Tim Esterling, Alan Farr. Ward Feldmann. ROW SIX: Cathy Feller. Eric Fellman. Dave Ferguson. Mary Filburn. ROW SEVEN: Robert Filippi. Lori Fmnerty. Charlie Fitts. Carol Flaig. ROW EIGHT: Cindy Flmk. Jan Followed. Mike Foss. Debbie Foty. ROW NINE: Pat Foly. Jeff Fox. Mark Franklin. Jackie Frantz. ROW TEN: Bill Fremming. Janet Fritz. Susan Furnas. Pat Fury. 122 ROW ONE: Ed Gerber. Margie Gersich. Gary Giltner. Holly Glaser. Pat Gleeson. Bruce Gliem, Dave Gluek. Jon Goode. Paula Grael. ROW TWO: Holli Green. Judy Greskovics. Mary Griffin. John Gundlach. Grant Gustafson. Wes Gustafson. Randy Guyer. Philip Hage. Bob Hagen. ROW THREE: Brad Halford. Fred Hanko. Ted Hanna. Ginger Hansen. Holly Hansen. Clyde Hanson. Jom Hanson. Scott Hanson. Lindsay Hardin. ROW FOUR: Sandy Hardy. Mike Harper. Dave Harrom. Mark Hartman. Alan Hatcher. Marti Haugen. Mike Hegman. Greg Hehman. Joanne Heme. ROW FIVE: Kevin Hennessy. Dave Hertig. Kristi Hess. Phil Hilker. Scott Hill. Sue Hill. Jackie Hines. Susan Hitchcock. Becky Hladky. ROW SIX: Jim Hoben. Karen Hoffart. Chns Hogle. Gayle Holkistad •'Labors of Love was Minnetonka’s first attempt at a student-produced play. 123 ROW ONE: Jerry Holl. David Holland. Peter Holmberg. Michelle Hottze. Bruce Horner. Linda Houdek. Kate Howard. Sherman Howard. Michael Hoy. ROW TWO: Marguerite Huber. Michael Huber. David Huff. Cathy Hurd. Gale Hurst. Jeri Jacobsen. Richard Jacobson. Diane James. Suzanne Jenkins. ROW THREE: Greg Jensen. Linda Jensen. Mark Jensen. Thomas Jensen. Scott Jeske. Charles Johnson. Cheryl Johnson. Dennis Johnson. James Johnson. ROW FOUR: Peter Johnson. Raymond Johnson. Theresa Johnson. Timothy Johnson. Todd Johnson. Wayne Johnson. Sally Jones. Byron Jost. Robert Jung. ROW FIVE: Patti Kanan. Guy Katopodis. Keith Kaufenberg. Tom Keeler. Sue Kellogg. Tracy Kelly. Clint Kennedy. Steven Keuse-man. 8ruce Kiefaber. ROW SIX: John King. Tom Kitchar. Joanne Kleinberg. Bruce Kochnen. Debra Korman. William Kroll. Chuck Krysel. David Kubat, Timothy Kucij. 124 Curt Erickson tempts Lindsay Hardin with merchandise from DECA store. ROW ONE: Karl Kundert, Linda Kurv-ers. ROW TWO: Scott Langseth. Kimberly Langum. ROW THREE: Brad La-Pointe. Nancy Larson. ROW FOUR: Cathy Lawson. Connie Lawson. ROW FIVE: Steve Leach. Jean LeDeli. ROW SIX: Jim Lcdwith. Gerald Lee. Doug Leifermann. Dennis Lcisz. Mary Jo Lcisz. Lydia Leonard, Alice Leukuma. Sally Lipe. Richard Lobitz. ROW SEVEN: Jan Loeber. Kothie Lofgren. Patti Lohr. Jerry Low. Karen Lueck. LaVerne Luke. Chris Lund. Jan Lundby. Richard Lundeen. ROW EIGHT: Don LundSten. Greg Lyons. Casey MacPherson. Sarah M3cRae. Larry Madson. Liz Magnuson. Peter Mann, Michelle Marshall. Mary Marti. ROW NINE: Paul Martin. Carol Martinson. Cynthia Martinson. Scott Martinson. Paula Marxen. Terry Mason. Tim Mason. Rich Mayer. Christine McCatferty. ROW TEN: Thomas Me-Cubbins. Jayne McDougall. James McFcrran. Fern Mclnturl, Patricia McKay. Marsha McKinney. Kathy Mc-Millen. Lane Medcalf. Mark Melby. Smile! You're on Candid Camera! 125 BOOK R OSITORY Good Heavens! What's Mr. Chase doing now? ROW ONE: Mary Meoli. Deborah Mcreness. Steven Merhar. Catherine Miles. Cynthia Miles. Mark Miller. Darcy Moore. Tom Moran. Oliver Morgan. ROW TWO. Judy Moriguchi. Peggy Morton. Patricia Mueller. Michele Munsoll. Claudia Murphy. Lawrence Murphy. Kathy Neilson. Joel Nelson. Judy Nelson. ROW THREE: Dean Neraasen. Janice Nesheim. Pamela Nicholls. Dana Nicholson. Ann Nielsen. Cheryl Nord. Stephen Nordbye. Bruce North. Nobuo Numata. ROW FOUR: Dwight Nyhammer. Larry Nystedt. Bill Ohland. Daryl Oik. Mark Olsen. Barry Olson. Brian Olson. Carl Olson. Gary Olson. ROW FIVE: Grant Olson. Mary Olson. Michelle Olson. ROW SIX: Neal Olson. Gumlla Oman. Janice O'Neill. ROW SEVEN: Steve Opheim. Nann Oppen. Jim Orth. ROW EIGHT: Mark Osell. Chris Osgood. Gary Ottum. ROW NINE: Timothy Owen. James Parsons. John Parsons. ROW TEN: Peter Patten. Barbara Patterson. Lindy Paul. 126 ROW ONE: Jan Paulson. Mark Paulson, Nancy Pederson. Robert Pendleton. JoEllen Pcrrault. Dirk Peterjohn. ROW TWO: Peggy Petersen. Kar la Peterson. Patty Peterson. Ted Peterson. Su-sette Phillippi. Salley Pinney. ROW THREE: Susan Pinney. Jim Plaziak. Keith Polister. Dale Pol-itte. Dennis Potts. Valerie Powers. ROW FOUR: Laurie Price. Lucy Pnllaman. Robert Quinn. Melissa Ramsey. Judy Raskin. Michele Read. ROW FIVE: Kelly Reichert. Keenan Richardson. Wendy Richter. James Rick. Harry Roberts. Paul Roberts. ROW SIX: Mike Rode. Larry Rocpke. Rebecca Rust. Joseph Ryan. Pat Ryan. Corrine St. Aubin. Junior Liz Magnuson gets creamed. Chemistry partners work together to solve a weighty problem. 127 C. Stallone shows her view of no straws as B. Lush and B. Willcox sympathize. ROW ONE: Roy Sampson. Darwin Sapp. Pat Sau-ter. Dan Schierman. Dave Schierman. Kathy Schlief. Martha Schmitt. Bruce Schroeder. Gerald Schroeder. ROW TWO: Gary Schultz. William Schultz. Richard Scott. Christopher Scotti. Kimberly Scotti. Sandra Seamans. Linda Searles. Marget Seehof. Mike Seifert. ROW THREE: Debra Serum. James Shaver. Lorrie Sheplee. Laurec Shermock. Deborah Showers. Michael Sim-monds. Claudia Simon. Paul Simon. Richard Simonds. ROW FOUR: Robin Simonson. Roby Sivertsen. Judy Skmdelien. Kristofer Skjervold. Charmelle Skoog. Deborah Smerud. Carl Smith. Dawn Smith. Patrick Smith. ROW FIVE: Michael Smithwick. Linda Sorenson. Craig Spofford. Dianne Spurgeon, Brian Staehle. JoAnn Stafford. Collette Stallone. John Stemberger. Jennifer Steiner ROW SIX: David Steinkamp. Charlene Steinman. Mark Stevens. Beverly Stitt. Dale Studenski, Greg Svenson. Julie Swanson. Paul Swanson. Sherri Swanson. 128 ROW ONE: Linda Sweet. Susan Sweiger. Brent Sweitzer. Rebecca Taggart. Sharon Ann Tamlyn. Cyndie Tate. Julie Taylor. Leslie Taylor. ROW TWO: Martin Thames. Fred Thiel. Greg Thoen. Debbie Thomas. Dawn Thompson. Keith Thompson. Mike Thompson. James Thomson. Tom Timbcrg. ROW THREE: Renee Titrud. Sue Tit-sworth. Robert Titus. Stephen Tivy. Jerald Tongen. Margaret Trapp. Thomas Tremel. Heidi Vance. Karl Vanden Branden. ROW FOUR: Richard Van Tassel. Bonnie Velich. Jamta Vogt. Richard Wagner. John Wallace. Steve Walstrom. Phil Wartman..Leanne Watkins. Leslie Watson. 129 Juniors Tracy Kelly and Dave Harrom protest the no-straw law. ROW ONE: Barney Watten. Jon Weber. Donita Weiman. Steven Wellens. Pat West. David Wheaton. Joseph Wier-shem. Brian Willcox. Brenda Williams. ROW TWO: Charlotte Wills. Greg Wilson. Susan Wilson. Sandra Winched. Curt Wmdmuller. Curtis Yaeger. Perry Zakariasen. Vicky Zemsek. James Zimmer. ROW THREE: Barbara Zschocher. Richard Searles. PHOTO PHOBIA Scott Addison Michael Force Dolores Alcocer Doreen Gaedy Nena Amend Michael Gallagher Gayle Banyon David Green Charles Bingham Doug Green Bill Bright Lissa Halleck Mary Brink Harold Johnson Charlie Brisley LuAnn Johnson Michael Cameron Cynthia Judt Becky Clough Richard Krohn Dave Cosier Richard Krueger Jerome Coveny Harry Maravclas Stephanie Dehn John McDonald Steve DeMun Tom McGinn Denise Dicrs Glenn Mcixell Ellen Dodd Lin Menningen Charlene Dummer Joe Flavin Paula Meyer Sandra Moe Melvin Schmid Rick Morris Ray Seiler Harry Neils Cindy Severson Guy Nelson Mike Snyder Terry Nelson Ginny Staska Agnes Nissen Cyndi Stenehiem Leanne Olson Thomas Story Sue Osha Jams Thacker Brad Peck Jami Thomas Allred Peterson Susan Thompson Scott Peterson Steve Turcotte Jell Pike Diane Vomhof Debbie Pudil Kris Wallin Doug Ripple Deborah Wehling Craig Roth Lynda Wcstburg Roxanne Ruthcr Robert Wilson Steve Ruther Debbie Sautcr Jean Youngstrom 130 All in All, a Pretty Good Year. For Some it Ends with a Sigh and a Smile When the present seniors were sophomores, most of them couldn't imagine wearing jeans as seniors. Many of them will recall that wearing pants on Sno Day was a big thing! Things have changed a lot in two years, but some things never change. For instance, the seniors made a homecoming float, had their annual Senior Breakfast and attended the prom in the spring. The parents planned the after-graduation party, as they have done in the past. Now. many seniors will have to face many new changes in college. Seniors meditate as they decide whom to vote for. Senior Vicki Brost takes a minute out of the many hours of College Board Testing to stretch 13? A Senior Class Ollicers: Vice President Cindy Smith. Secretary Debbie deVries. Historian Sue Severson. President Randy Bedford Not pictured Treasurer Carol Hitchcock. 133 Lynn Aatgaard Patricia Aldritt Clay Anderson David Abramson Carl Allen Darrel Anderson Debra Anderson Kathleen Anderson Carrie Adams Jennifer Allen David J. Anderson Guy Anderson Keith Anderson Ellen Albee Robert Allen David P. Anderson Jane Anderson Linda Anderson 134 Throwing a pot is a messy 10b — as Patsy Flor has discovered. Roger Anderson Dwayne Arnold Debbie Barnes Robert Bean Lee Bellinghausen Terry Anderson Cathy Bakken John Barnum James Beckman Bernard Benz Wendy Anderson Royce Baldwin Thomas Bartee Randy Bedford John Berglin Robert Andrews Ann Baltuff Gail Bartholow Joan Bedor John Bishop James Armstrong Kevin Barke Laurie Batzli David Belfry Leverett Bishop 135 Dana Breska Michele Brooks Richard Brown Cheri Brettingen Victoria Brost Robert Brown Richard Bishop Bruce Bonkoski Connie Bristol Cynthia Brown Patricia Bruce Beverly Board Mark Bowers Scott Britzius Pamela Brown Gary Bruneau 136 Kristen Buckett Elizabeth Burton Bruce Cammack Gary Christensen Maris Cimbulis Cara Buettner Jeff Burvee Christopher Campbell Terri Christy Mary Cleveland Gail Burau Peter Cameron Elizabeth Chandler Alan Cable Brad Cerra Cynthia Caster DECA program ties school with work for Senior G. Grady. 137 Kenneth Conrad Patricia Cordell JoAnn Cummings Douglas Cunningham Seniors L. Parkhurst. C- Sanchez and Junior C. Kennedy find it tempting to hold the ladder still for Junior T.Johnson. Richard Cornish Kristi Dagen Joy Davis David Dehnel John deWerff Wesley Crawford Debbie Daniel Elizabeth Dayton Reva DeSantis Susan Dickey Janet Croushore Terrell Daniels Joanne DeFrancesco Deborah deVries Sherry Dieruf 138 Blake Dirks Donald Douglass David Dressier Donald Dudycha Virginia Ehlert Charles Dixon Diane Drawert Lynn Drewianka Cheryl Duepner Ann Einspahr Tawn Doe Carter Dreblow George Dudding Terry Dunn Jan Empey Jeff Edmondson Mark Engebretson 139 Kristin Erickson Doug Felker Theodore Flemmer Patricia Fraser Martha Froiland Lori Erickson Marjorie Ferguson Lee Flesher Cheryl Frauendienst Joseph Fuhrman Janice Ernst Rosemary Finley Patricia Flor Mary Frederick James Gabbert Marlys Estabrooks Frances Flavin Karyn Forss Warren Fritz Linda Gatz John Eue Nicholas Fleming Karen Frantz Debra Froberg John Gluek 140 Elizabeth Gordon Bruce Graham Mary Gray Ronald Gunderson Craig Gustafson Gary Grady Julie Graham Lee Green Shannon Grady Erik Gram Christopher Griffin Bruce Granger Janet Gross Mary Guenther A$ Tonka's Friendliest. S. Cameron warns L. Norman to mind her manners 141 Debra Gustafson David Hannum Heidi Hardman Marilyn Haataja LuAnn Hanson David Harper Steven Hahn Robert Hanson Renee Harris William Hathaway Gregg Hedtke Jennifer Hallgren Russell Hanson Patricia Hatch Cheryl Hauge Charles Heintz Best Dressed T. Klouda and C Ohrbeck pose in their casual clothes 142 Nancy Heinz Mary T. Hennessy Meredith Hermann Douglas Hill Joan Hlavacek Kathy Henderson Edith Hensel Arthur Hibbs Stewart Hineline Steven Hochhalter Carol Hitchcock John Holasek Richard Hjelm Steven Holl 143 Paul Holmberg Christine Honaas William Houck Daniel Hudlow Pat Huttner David Holmes Joanne Hoops Gary Houdek Deborah Hudlow Sharon Jacques Janet Holmgren Carol Houck John Huberty Lesley Hughes Karen Jensen 144 The End Is Just A Beginning Caren Johnson Scott Johnson Jennifer Johnston Keith Kask Carolyn Johnson Sue M. Johnson Michael Jurgens Kevin Kask Craig Johnson Janet Johnson Pamela Johnson Susan Johnson Thomas Johnson Todd Johnson Students are forced to rough it when straws aren’t provided with milk. 145 Todd Katopodis Sandra Kelso As Most Talented. M. Klemp finds E. Peterson's predicament amusing. Peggy Kaufman Daniel Kettler Gary Klinepier Patrick Knowlton Debra Kohls Marilyn Keith Susan Kittleson Susan Kluesner Eric Kodner Hollie Krai Charles Kelley Merilee Klemp Sandra Knaeble Betty Kohls Steven Kreatz 146 Seniors still out-yell their opponents in battle-cry. Susan Kriesch Jeffrey LaPointe Kristen Lebo David Krysel Mary Larson Linda Leech Nancy Kuilberg Barton Lay Nancy Leeper Dave LaBoda Curtis Leach Gary Lehmkuhi Kathryn Lagieski Nancy Leavenworth Terry Lehmkuhi 147 Marriage and Family Living was a favorite class to many senior girls. David Lenk Kristie Little Walid Lotfi Barbara Leonard Tom Little Alfred Lounsbury Mark Leonardson Pam Lockhart Jean Lovaas Melinda Lever Jay Longbottom Russ Lovaasen Lorene Lindgren Lori Lorge Thomas Love 148 Bob Low Elizabeth Lush Louis Maravelas Cathleen McCaul David McKay Debra Ludy David MacKenzie Beth Martinson Mary McGinn Theresa McLouden LaRae Luke Jeffrey MacQueen Susan Mason Lori McIntyre Kevin McMichael David Lundman John Majestic Bruce Mattson Barbara Lush Margaret Maple Barbara Max 149 After 2:45 T. Christy and C. Bristol head home. David Meese Douglas Michaud Katherine Miles Nora Miller Gene Mitchell James Meldahl Carolyn Michels Forrest Miller Sue Miller Nancy Montgomery Marsha McMurray Michael Meyer Karen Mielke Renea Mears Leigh Meyers John Mielke Seniors lind working at basketball concessions a tedious job. 150 Constance Moore Joan Morgan Anne Mueller Linda Murphy Karen Nelson David Moore Mark Morgan Paul Mueller Leslie Myers Darryl Nephew Wendy Moore Jeffrey Morse Dianne Mullen Charles Nelson Laurie Nestande Connie Nelson Patricia Neveaux 151 Lynne Ohman Janine Olsen Lynn Olsson Kelsey Page Linda Parkhurst Seniors M. Bowers and T. Fiemmer decide to escape early and beat the rush. Guy Olson Andrea Nordbye Linda Norman Peggy Nordseth Patti Jo Novaria Cathleen Ohrbeck Jennifer Olson Tom Owen Cathy Palmer Dorothy Parsons 152 Tonka Clowns Laurie BalJili and Lee Green find the business o! snow-plowing picking up Gregory Peisert April Petty Tom Post Jane Perry John Pfaff Rick Powers Debra Peterman Matt Phillippi Jeffrey Puth Gary Peterson Randall Pickering Kent Rahn James Peterson Daniel Plowman Patty Rambow 153 Hope Rand Danette Rengers Susan Richardson Cindy Roberts James Rowe Danny Randall Paul Reuter Mark Rickabough Todd Robideau Larry Samuelson Christine Ray Jim Revane Douglas Rippel Mark Rosenwinkel Carlos Sanchez Margie Reay Gaye Reynolds Gayle Rippel Gary Ross Linda Schlachter Mark Reeves Ronald Richardson Patrick Rishavy Gerald Roust William Schmidt 154 Steven Schmitt Larry Schroeder Barbara Schroers Carla Scott Susan Severson Judith Scholer Michael Schroeder Ronald Schuette Larry Seim Jeffrey Sheley Douglas Schroeder William Schroeder Pamela Schultz Clement Seng Lynn Rae Sheplee Micaela Serra Daniel Simmonds 155 Duane Sipprell Sue Solomon Kathy Steller Susan Sletterdahl Susan Spannaus Susan Stovern Cynthia Smith Melanie Spoor Jennifer Street Mark Smith Paul Stadsklev David Strunk Robin Sullivan Karen Swanson William Smith Dawn Steller Leslie Stubbs Gary Swanson Mary Swanson The library is a comfortable place to relax and read for M Cimbulis. 156 Daniel Taggatz Brian Taylor Gregory Thompson Susan Tonnemaker Libby VanGalder Charles Tate Stephen Thomas Kathleen Thompson Charles Trapp Bruce Velich Lynne Thompson Richard Truex Joan Verba John Thonander Lee Unze Robin Vessels Jeanine Titrud Kurt Vandenbranden Pamela Wahlen 157 Enthusiastic cheerleaders try to take the chill off the crowd with a rousing cheer. Terry Waldof Cheryl Wheaton David Williams Keith Ward Scott Whitworth Donald Williams Catherine Warner Paul Wieser John Williams Jennifer Wells Vickie Wiggins James A. Wilson Carla Westin Charles Wilcox James E. Wilson 158 Jan Windland Warren Wolfe Nancy Worthington Sally Wright David Wyer Nancy Wingate Jill Woodworth Patricia Wright Caroline Wyer Peggy Zallar Even Mr. Nelson must prove his identity betore entering a canteen 159 Ann Dooley Ron Dunsmore Steve Hickey Joseph Freeman George Sherman Bonnie Witrak Eugene Zbikowski Not Pictured Charles Adams David Framer David R. Anderson Michael Fine Glen Anderson James Fitzgerald Kurt Anderson Bette Fossen Christianne Armstrong Wes Fowler Katherine Barton Doreen Fredenckson Mark Bastiansen Celeste Fury Sh3ron Batman Andy Fuss Kim Bloomberg Wendy Jo Glantz Peter Bohlman Georgina Gonzalez Tim Bro Dennis Grodahl William Broman Melody Hahn Stewart Cameron Terry Halleck Richard Carleton Jon Hanson Hartman Carson Paul Hegman David Caswell Gerald Heiser Guy Chaney Mary C. Menncssy JocChowen Tim Herzog Jeffrey Colby John Hill John DeVancy Robert Hmnenkamp Thomas DiTosto Helen Holte Rick Donovan Daniel Hoo Lmda Dorf Jim Huffman Randy Dotson Eric Jacobsen Nelson Dyste Jeff Johnson Kristine Edman Angela Judt Tom Eisenreich Rochelle Junge Albin Elgren Robert Kane Terri Elliott Claudia Keagy Jon Klostcrman James Sayer Tim Klouda Thomas Schardm Charles Koxvold Ronald Schibilla Cindy Krai Deborah Schmid Fred Krysel Gerald Schroeder Martin Kuder Peter Seed Mike Kuehn Mark Smith Edward LaCroix Rhonda Smith Roger Ltpe Gustavo Soiorzano Denise Lundell Roger Spandel Frank Mahle Jeff Spofford Richard Mann Russell Stattman Jeffrey Mark John Steinberger Joe Martin Paul Stromberg David Meyer James Sluder Jean Millet Siri Sturgis Beatrice Munseil Steven Swanson Diane Olson Milo Taylor Patricia Olson Todd Thompson Scott Olson Charles Timberg Dave Paine Diane Tyson Eric Peterson Glamys Vasquez Steve Preiss Tom Walker Walter Pruitt DaveWinsor Sue Rasmussen Doug Winters Steve Ratliff Bill Wmtheiser Susan Riley Rosma Yue David Rogne Jack Russell John Zimmer 160 Senior Activities Aalgjard. Lynn- Horseback riding. girl scouts. waitressing Abramson. David: Swimming. |Ob. intra-murat sports Adams. C.irnc Adams. Charles: A oe. tllon: Job. Aldrich. Thomas: M m-school. AMntl. Patficu Dancing. Theto.,ms, Pouters Allen, Carl: Photo club. Ski team. job. Allen, Jennifer Allen. Robert: Hockey. Tennis, intramural football. Anderson, Clay Mmidchool, canoeing. camping Anderson, Darrel: Anderson. David J : Bowling mechanic. Skiing. Mexico Anderson. David P. Anderson. David R.: Mini-school, rob Anderson. Debbie Thespians. French National Honor Society, rob Anderson. Glen Anderson. Guy: Anderson. Jane Totmos Anderson. Kathleen Anderson. Ke 1h Mini school Anderson. Kurt: Anderson. Linda: Graphic Arts ob. VCA Anderson. Roger Crosscountry. Hockey. Intramural sports. Anderson. Wendy Young Life. Band, DeephavenDrug Andrews. Robert Work. Skiing. Homecoming. Armstrong. Christianne: Armstrong. James: Arnold. Dwayne Baker. Katherine Bakken. Cathy Cheerteadng. Rousers. Young life Baldwin, Royce Auto mechanic. Hockey coach (Pee Wee). Auto Body BaHuH. Ann Barke. Kevin Intramural Hockey. Barnes. Debbie Barnum, John: Butte. Thomas: Barthokiw. Gail: Barton. Katherine Bastianien. Mark Batman. Sharon Bjt li. Laurie Rousers. Intramurals. Daisy Mae Bean. Robert Football, Basketball. Band Beckman, James Target, Minnetonka Nursery Bedford, Randy. Senior Class President Bedor, Joan: Belfry, David: Belli nghausen. Lee: 8 g Shier. Teachers Ad. Cashier Bent. 8 rnard: Berglm. John: T l trainee Scientific Machine Co. ftshop. John Bishop, leveretl Plays, lab Assistant Astronomy Club, Bishop. Rick' Track. Basketball Bloomberg. K.m Board. Bev Chou. Rousers. Gym Assistant Bohlman. Peter Bonkoski. Bruce- Intramural Sports. Baseball Bowers. Mark Hockey. Intramural Sporls. Making Sails Broska. Dana: Brettmgen. Chen: Bristol. Connie: Young Life. Cho«f. Cheerlcaomg Bntzius. Scott: Bro. Tim: Football. 8aske« o'i. Baseball Broman. Williams: Brooks. Michele Chorus. HourGiassCleaners. Bros!. Victoria OECA. FTA. Horseback riding Brown. Cynthia Band, Chorus. Girt Scouts Brown Pamela MOCA. FTA. Y-Tcens. Brown Richard Mini school Brown. Robert Track. Wrestling. Wrestling Scout Bruce. Patricia: MOCA. Choir. FTA Bruneau. Gary Bucket!. Kristin Chorus. Job. Foreign Languages Trip Buettrier. Cara Language Club Burau. Gail: Burton. Elizabeth YTeens. Student Govt. Class Office Burvee. Jeff General Mills. Track. NRA Instructor Cable Alan: Cameron. Peter Cameron. Stewart learning. Laughing. Soccer Cammack. Bruce: Chorus Intramural Sports. Plays Campbell. Christopher: Ski-Team Carson. Hartman: Caster. Cynthia: Band. Girt Scouts. Young life Caswell. David Photo Club. Voyageur. Church Youth Group Cerra. Brad Intramural Sports Chandler. Elizabeth Rousers. Voyageur. Ski Racing Chaney. Guy Chowen. Joe Christensen. Gary. Wrestling. Track. M-Club. Chnstopherson, Oan Quarterback Restaurant. Christy. Tern: Young life Rousers. Intramural Sports Cimbufav Man Cleveland. Mary: Young Lite Childrens Theater. kitramur.i Colby. Jeffrey Conrad. Kenneth: Cordell. Patricia, language Club. Honeywell. Trip to France Cornish. Richard: Jazz Ensemble. Band. ABUT Crawford. Wesley Croushore. Janet Cummings. JoAnn Cunningham Douglas: Conoco Dagen. Knsti: Work-study, guitar Daniel. Debbie Daniels. Terrell Youth Group. Thespuns. Rousers Davis. Joy: Young Lite. Router Intramurals Daylon. Elizabeth: Ruling. Skiing DeFraneesco. Joanne: Chcerleeding. Morse Showng. Choir Dehnei. Oavid Swimming. Chou Lifeguard DeSantis. Reva DCCA OeVaney. John Skiing Knollwood Standard.Ranch hand deVries. Deborah C-Squad. Macbeth. Senior Class Secretary deWerft. John: Track. Band. Jazz Ensemble Dickey. Susan Job. Mini-school Oiergf. Sherry Torget. Homecoming decorations Dirks. Blake Football Basketball. Track OiTosto. Thomas: Dixon, Charles Doe. lawn Sheraton-Rtz Motel Donovan. Rxk Intramural Softball Hockey Dooley. Ann: Bethune. AFS. Summer Environmental Study Program Oort. Linda work Mtka High School Dotson. Randy SWAS Douglass. Donald: Orawert. Dume: Ceramic Music Dreblow. Carter Dressier. David Orewianka. Lynn: Duddmg. George Oudycha. Donald Duepner. Cheryl Jazz Ensemble. Voyageur. Debate Ounn Terry: Girl Scouts. Language Club. Retarded Children Aid Dunsmore. Ron: Cross Country, Wrestling. M Club Dyste. Nelson Edman. Kristine DECA. HartsCafe. Theater m the Round Edmondson. Jeff Ehlert. Virginia Pf Aid. Errand runner Emspohr.Ann Rousers. V-Teens. Young Life EisenreiCh, Tom Elgren. Albm El'iott. Tern: Empey. Jan: Cheeriead-ng Y-Teeny Rousers Engebretson. Mark: MHS Advisory Council. Breeses. Intramu'a'S. Erickson. Kristin Erickson. Lon Bacon Drug. Intramurals Ernst. Janice: Skipperettes. Young life. Youth Group Estabrooks. M-irtys MOEA. Rousers. Language Club. Eue. John Track.Crosscountry. Band Farmer. Oavid Job. Car. Rock and Roll Group Felfcer, Doug: Ferguson Malone Thespians. Voyageur. Play Committee Fme Michael Bud's Finley. Rosemary FTA Fitzgerald. James Flavin. Frances Teacher s Aid at Grovetand Fleming Nicholas Wrestling. Skiing. Chess Club Fiemmer, Theodore Hockey. Oeephaven Beach bteguard Flether. lee Thespians. Music. Gov t Flor. Patricia AFS. Youth Group. Young lile Fort . Karyn: Fossen. Bette: Fowler. Wes F rantz. Karen. Fraser. Patnoa DECA. Drama. Judo. Fraueodienst. Cheryl: HopkinsNursing Home. Horse Training. Frederick. Mary Freeman. Joseph Fritz. Warren Froberg. Debra Frotiand. Martha We Care Program. LOlY. Young Life Fuhrman. Joseph. Intramurals Fury. Celeste: Fuss, Andy Gabbert. James Gatz. Linda Skipperettes. Rousers. Young life Glantz. Wendy Jo Giuek. John Hockey. MOub Gonzalez. Georgina Gordon, Elizabeth C-Squad. Ski Instructor. Student Council Gnady. Gary DCCA Grady. Shannon C-Squad. Rousers Graham. Eric: Ski Club. Explorers Graham. Julie Graham, Bruce Football. Wrestling. Hockey Granger. Bruce Stage Crew. Wrestling 161 is.ss IJlIHloJ fO ■n Index A Aaker. Beth 120 Aalgaard. Lynn 134 Aanenson. Gloria 56.106 Abbott. Cynthia 43. 106 Abramson. David 58.84.85.134 Abramson. Douglas 106 Adams. Carrie 134 Adams. Nanci 120 Ahl. David 120 Albee. Allen 82.90. 106 Albee. Ellen 134 Albrecht. Susan 68.120 Alcocer. Delores 56. 106 Aldritt. Patricia 50.54.134 Allar.8ruce63.80.92. 120 Allen. Carl 134 Allen. Jennifer 42. 54,134 Allen. Robert 65.90.97.134 Allen. Ronald 120 Alsteen. Renee 106 Anderberg. Craig 106 Anderson. Becky 54. 57. 71. 106 Anderson. Cathy 106 Anderson. Clay 134 Anderson. Curtis 15. 32.27 Anderson. Daniel 120 Anderson. Darrel 134 Anderson. David J. 134 Anderson. David P. 134 Anderson. David 84. 120 Anderson. Debra 49.134 Anderson. Dena 42. 72.120 Anderson, Douglas 106 Anderson. Einer89 Anderson. Glen 109 Anderson. Guy 134 Anderson. Jane 45.134 Anderson. Jill 106 Anderson. John 78 Anderson, Joy 46,49.50.54,57. 76.120 Anderson. Julie 57, 74. 69. 120 Anderson, Kathy 134 Anderson, Keith 134 Anderson, A Lee 84. 106 Anderson. Linda 75.134 Anderson. Lonnie 120 Anderson. Lori 106 Anderson. Nancy Lee 120 Anderson. Murray 82. 84. 106 Anderson. Peter 48, 65.84. 120 Anderson. Rebecca 120 Anderson. Richard 42.43. 106 Anderson. Roger 65.100.135 Anderson. Sharon 44.106 Anderson. Terry 135 Anderson. Wendy 42.134 Andert. Michael 32 Andrews. Jane 120 Andrews. Robert 134 Annen. J. 50. 58 Anthony. Debbie 74. 120 Anthony. Don 106 Armstrong. James 134 Armstrong. Non 44. 106 Arndt. Leo 106 Arnold. Dwayne 135 Ashley. 8rian 106 Asleson. Carrie 106 Asp. Andrew 120 Atwood. Margaret 57.68. 106 Austad. Randi 106 Ayre. Thomas 80. 94. 120 B Bache. Leanne 106 Badger. Catherine 120.50 Badger. Jane 106 Baer. Barb 120 Bailey. Linda 54. 57.120 Baird. Joel 120 Baker. Harry 32 Bakken. Cathy 56.70. 71.135 Baldwin. Royce 135 Balhorn. Glenda 120 Balgard. Ruby 89 Baltuff. Ann 135 Baltutl. Deborah 106 Banker. Barbara 120 Barke, Kevin 135 Barke. Robin 120 Barker. Catherine 120 Barlau. Mark 120 Barnard. Kerry 120 Barnard. Melody 106 Barnes. Debra 106 Barnes. Janice 106 Barnes. Sarah 57. 68, 106 Barnum. Gregory 106 Barnum. John T. 135 Bartee. Kathryn 43. 106 Bartee. Thomas 73.135 Bartholow. Gail 135 Bartholow. Thomas 120 Bartholomay. Todd 82.90. 106 Barton. Elizabeth 106 Barton. Regina 106 Batman. Sharon 75 Batzli, Laura 55.57.68.135 Bauman. Thomas 14. 39 Bean. Robert 42.6b. bu. i35 Beatty. Janet 106 Bechtlc. Katherine 120 Bechtell. Ann 106 Bechtell. L. Marshall 120 8ecker.Mike94.95. 100. 106 Becker. Susan 106 Beck. Pam 14. 120 Beckman, James 135 Bedford. Randall 133.135 Bedor. Joan 57.135 Bedor. Mark 106 Belfry. David 65.80.83.135 Bell. Mary 44. 50. 57. 120 Bell. Scott 42. 106 Bell. Tom 120 Bellinghausen, Lee 135 Bellmghausen. Mary 120 Bengston. Thomas 106 Bennis. Daniel 106 Benson. Robert 120 Benz. Bernard 135 Benz. Debra 56. 106 Berg, Douglas 31. 32 Berg. Roger 106 Berger. Randall 42. 120 Berglin. John 75.135 Berglund. Brad 120 Berkland. Margaret 19.32 Berquist. Stephanie 55. 120 Berres. Alice 32 Berscheit. Jane 74. 120 Bcrlhel. Steven 43.85. 106 Besse. Jane 32 Bettes. Carolyn 43. 54. 106 Betz. Charles 85. 119. 120 Beyer. Beth Ann 42.120 Bickford. Anne 74. 120 Gillette. Cynthia 89 Bingham. Charles 107 Bird. Timothy 20. 32 Bishop. John 75.135 Bishop. Leverett 135 Bishop. Martha 120 Bishop. Richard 136 Bishop. Stephen 59 Bizek. Susan 120 Blackowiak. Anna 106 Blanke. Laura 120 Blankenship. Carol 119.120 Bloom. Kristi 44. 52. 54. 106 Bloome. Edward 22. 32 Blunt. Joyce 43. 106 Board. Beverly 136 Bolkc. Thomas 82.90.106 Bolmeier. Connie 121 Bolton. Brian 118.121 Bonkoski, Bruce 136 Boote. Bradley 121 Borman. 8ruce 121 Borman. Pati 121 Bosackor. Charles 32.96 Bosacker. Stephen 44.121 8osscrt. Richard 106 Bowers. Mark 65.90.136 Bowman. Kimberly 57. 106 Boyer. John 82.96. 106 Boymgton. Bryan 89. 106 Bradford. Bradley 121 Bragg, Peggy 106 Brager. William 121 Brauchle. L 89 Brechlm. Douglas 106 Brechlin. Linda 44. 56. 106 Breckheimer. Dawn 106 Bremmger. Debra 54. 56.106 Brennan. Jill 54. 58. 121 Breska. Dana 75.136 Brcttingen. Cheri 74.136 Bright. Bill 130 Bristol. Connie 44.56.70.71. 136,149 Britzius, Scott 136 Bro. Tim 80. 83. 86. 87 Broman. Paul 107 Bromcnschenkel. Walter 15 Brooks. Michele 136 Brost. Victoria 58.132.136 Brown. Barbara A 121 Brown. Cynthia 42. 45.68.136 Brown. Eileen 56. 107 Brown. Lee 55. 107 Brown. Pamela 74.136 8rown. Ronald 107 Brown, Richard E. 136 Brown. Robert L. 65,136 Browning. Barbara 43. 107 Browning. Patricia 42. 121 Brozek. Laurie 54. 76. 121 Bruce. Kathleen 107 Bruce. Patricia 44. 74.136 Bruneau, Gary 75,136 Brush. Jody 43. 50. 56. 68. 107 Brush.Joel 107 8runeau. Roger 107 Bruner. Mary 121 Buchett. Kristen 55.137 Buerger. Constance 23.32 Buerger. Darril 16 Bucltcl. Stephen 121 Buettner. Cara 54.57.137 Buettner. Dane 43. 107 Buettner. Fred 84.105. 107 Sunday. Martha 121 Burau, Gail 137 Burger. Jeff 107 Burlund. Steven 107 Burns. John 107 Burnett. Steve 74. 121 Burton. Elisabeth 41.49. 56.68. 137 Burton. Sarah 54. 57. 68. 105. 107 Butterfield. Micheal 121 Bye. Craig 107 c Cable. Floyd 137 Callaghan. Terrence 121 Callender. Alison 121 Cameron, Peter 137 Cammack. Bruce 137 Campbell. Chris 137 Campbell. Ford 42. 50.84. 121 Campbell. Harry 121 Campbell. John 131 Campbell. Mary 107 Canfield. Scott 121 Cantme. Karen 107 Caplan. Richard 59 Carlson. Bradley 44. 54. 100. 107 Carlson. 8ruce 121 Carlson. Garret 121 Carlson. Gary 117 Carlson. Gary 84. 121 Carlson. Kent 121 Carlson. Laura 121 Carlson. Pamela 56.68.107 Carlson. Tim 42.43.82.107 Carroll. M.ke 82.93.107 Caster. Cynthia 42.45.137 Caster. Todd 44. 51.61.82. 105. 107 Caswell. David 49.59 Caswell. Diana 121 Cerra. Brad 137 Cerra. Debra 55. 56. 107 Cerra. Lynn 46. 54. 121 Chamberlain. Thomas 42. 107 Chandler Eliabeth 26. 57.137 Charleston. Jim 121 Chase. Anne 54. 68. 121 Chase. David 107 Chase. Douglas 32 Cheney. Deborah 121 Cherland. Lori 44. 56.69.107 Chisholm. William 19.32.85 Christensen. Charles 107 Christopherson. Diana 107 Chowen. Joe 110 Christensen. Curtis 121 Christensen. Gary 65.94.137 Christensen. Raymond 18. 32.94 Christy. Terri 57.137,149 Church. Thomas 55. 107 Chute. John 107 Cimbulis. Maris 137,156 Clark. Claudia 74. 107 Clark. Dwight 107 Clasen. Jeff 121 Clay. Lyle 121 Cleveland. Mary 137 Cochran. Kitty 55. 56. 72. 121 Coe. Darlinda 49. 121 Coleman. Jeff 107 Collins. Kathy 107 164 Comer. Cynthia 54. 56. 121. 72 Comer. Steve 86.87. 121 Condon. James 121 Conklin. James 107 Conrad. Ken 75.80.138 Cook. Kathy 55. 59. 76. 121 Coons. Susan 121 Corbin. Jeff 107 Cordell. Patricia 138 Cornelius. Stacey 107 Cornish. Richard 42. 73.138 Countryman. Sandy 121 Cox. Gerald 30. 32 Crawford. Judith 57. 107 Crawford. Wesley 138 Crowley. Catherine 107 Crees. Steven A. 121 Crooks. Gary 92. 121 Croushore. Janet 138 Cummings. Jo Ann 74. 75.138 Cummings. Robert 107 Cunningham. Doug 138 Cupps. Joan 107 Cupps. Steve 121 Cutter. Lisa 44. 56.69. 107 Cutler. Sherry 121 D Dagen, Kris 138 Dahl. Gary 121 Dahl. Jean 74. 121 Dahlberg. Kenneth 121 Dahlmeir. Jeanne 74. 121 Daniel. Debbie 138 Daniels. Terrell 49. 57.60.138 Daum. Cindy 107 Davenport. John 33 Davidson. Heidi 57.69. 107 Davies. Terry 43. 107 Davis. Jeffrey 121 Davis. Joy 54. 57.138 Davis. Mark 44.93.107 Dawson. Richard 107 Dawson. Thomas 107 Day. Albert 89. 100. 107 Dayton. Elizabeth 138 Dean. Christopher 85.107 Dean. David F. 121 Dean. Steven 55,82.96. 107 Decker. Terri 107 Deerson. Holly 121 Defarcy. David 59.100. 121 DeFranccsco. Dianne 70. 121 DeFrancesco. Joanne 56.71,138 Dchnel. Denise 108 Dehnel, David 84.138 DeMun. Karen 108 Denny. Mike 121 DeSantis. Ernest 33 DeSantis. Reva Lea 138 DeVere. Kim 108 Devereaux. Jean 68. 74. 122 DeVries. Alison 122 DeVries, Deborah 38.133.138 DeWcrff, John 42.65.138 DeWitt. Barbara 122 DeWitt. Patricia 108 Dibble. Robin 42.122 Dickey. Becky 45.122 Dickey. Diane 108 Dickey. Kathy 108 Dickey. Sue 138 Diedrich. William 22. 33.80.83 Dieruf, Sheryl 138 Dirks. Blake 26.65.80.86.87. 139 Dirks. Paula 56.69. 108 Ditmore. .Robert 80.83. 122 Dixon. Charles 75.139 Dobson. Charles 108 Dodd. Geoff 108 Doe.Tawn 139 Doege. Jean 56, 69. 122 Donoho.Susan 108 Donohue. Jay 90.92.122 Dooley. Ann 76 Dooley. Robert 108 Dornfeld. David 33 Dorow. Susan 108 Dotson. Mary Jo 122 Dougherty. Robin 122 Douglass. Donald 75,139 Drawert, Diane 139 Dreblow. Carter 42.65.100.139 Dressier. David 139 Drewianka, Lynn 139 Dudding. George 139 Dudycha. Donald 75.139 Dudycha. Merry 108 Duepner, Cheryl 42.139 Duepner. Linda 42. 70. 71. 122 Duff. Chris 77. 122 Duff. Gregory 108 Duff. Nicholas 33 Duneman. Terry 108 Dunn. Terry 54. 57.139 Dunnavan. Susan 122 Dunsmore. Carol 108 Dunsmore. Marlene 122 Dunsmore. Ronald 65.100 Durst. Lester 122 Durst. Wayne 108 Dutcher. Lynn 122 Dvorak. Sandra 108 Dyste. John 108 Dyste. Michael 122 E Eastbourne. Jerry 108 Ebert. Gretchen 57.68. 108 Ebert. Lorelei 122 Ecklund. Sherry 122 Ecoff. Laurel 108 Edblad. Patsy 81 Edman, Kristine 74 Edman. Nancy 108 Edmondson. Jeffrey 139 Edmondson. Robert 108 Egan. James 108 Egan. Raymond 122 Eggleston. Susan 43. 45 Ehlert. Virginia 139 Eichhorn, Mary 55. 57. 108 Eiden. John 93 Emhorn. John 93. 108 Einspahr. Ann 49. 54.56.139 Elkins. Deborah 122 Citing. Laurie 44. 122 Elliott. John 19. 33 Ellsworth. Jim 43. 54. 122 Ellsworth. Tom 42. 108 Ellwood. Cynthia 50. 54. 57,68. 108 Emison. Catherine 46, 55. 122 Emmer. James 108 Emmer. Marcy 122 Empanger. Jon 89. 108 Empey. Jan 56. 71.139 Engebretson. Donald 43. 108 Engebretson. Mark 41.47. 49.85. 139 Ennis. Richard 122 Enwesi. Andrew 20.33 Erickson. Bill 108 Erickson. Kris 34.112.140 Erickson. Kurt 74. 122. 124 Erickson.Lori 140 Erickson. Sanra 55.108 Ernst. James 108 Ernst. Janice 57. 69.140 Estabrooks, Marlys 74,140 Esterlmg. Tim 122 Eue. John 42. 65.100,140 Evangelista. Robin 108 F Fames. Molly 108 Fames. Nancy 98 Farncss. Marguerite 28. 33 Farness. S. 55 Farquharson. James 107 Farr. Alan 122 Fcichtmger. Lessie 26. 33 Feldmann. Ward 85.122 Fetdmeier. Jeffrey 93.108 Felker, Doug 140 Feller. Cathy 122 Fcllman. Eric 43.122 Ferguson. D3vid 61.65.80.90. 122 Ferguson. Marjorie 50.140 Fero. Becky 44. 57.108 Fick. Eloise 33.49 Filburn. Mary 122 Filburn. Tim 108 Filipp . David 89. 108 Filippi. Robert 122 Finely, Rosemary 58.140 Fmnerty. Lori 122 Fmsness. Barbara 108 Fisk. Bob 108 Fitts. Charlie 92. 122 Flaa. Sylvia 89 Flaig. Carol 122 Flavin, Frances 140 Fleming. Nick 73.85.140 Flemmero. Ted 90.140 Flesher, Lee 44. 50.140 Flesher. Renee 58.108 Flmk. Cindy 122 Flor, Patricia 55. 76.134.140 Floyd. Cynthia 44.56. 108 Followell. Jan 122 Forss. Karen 140 Foss. Mike 74. 122 Fossen. Bette 74 Foster. Carol 108 Foty. Debbie 122 Foty.Pat 122 Fowler, Milo 33 Fox. Jeffrey 82.93. 108 Fox. Jeffrey 122 Frankenstein. Craig 108 Franklin. Margaret 57. 108 Franklin. Mark 122 Frantz. Jackie 46.122 Frantz, Karen 140 Frantz. Wallace 108 Fraser. Patricia 140 Frauendienst. Cheryl 140 Frederick. Dan 108 Frederick. Mary 140 Fremmmg, William 84. 122 Friberg. Cindy 109 Fritz. Janet 122 Fritz. Warren 44. 59,84.140 Froberg. Debby 44. 70. 71.140 Froberg. Mary 56. 109 Froiland. Martha 140 Frost. Sherri 109 Fuhrman. Joe 140 Fuhrman. Kurt 109 Fuller. Richard 29. 33 Furnas. Susan 42. 122 Fury. Pat 122 Fyock. Tudie 89 G Gabbert. James 140 Gaedy. Doreen 130 Gahs. Gayle 58. 109 Gallagher. James 109 Galusha, Molly 109 Garneau. Norman 33.97 Gatz. Kathy 57. 109 Gatz. Linda 57. 69. 74.140 Geldert. Darnel 25. 33 George. Heidi 109 Gerber. Edward 96. 123 Gersich. Margie 74. 123 Gersich. Patrick 109 Geycn. Kim 109 Giguere. Robert 33 Giltner.Gary 123 Gmkcl. JoAnn 109 Glantz. David 109 Glaser. Holly 123 Gleeson. Pat 65.97. 123 Gleeson. Terrance 109 Gliem. Bruce 123 Gluek. Dave 85.123 Gluek. John 64. 65.90.140 Gniffke. Alfred 33 Goode. Jonathan 123 Goodman. Kathy 68. 109 Goodwin. Gary 27.33 Gordon. Elizabeth 56. 72.141 Grady. Gary 137,141 Grady. Kevin 109 Grady. Shannon 72.141 Grady. Sue 109 Graef. Paula 74.123 Graf. David 33.88 Graham. Bruce 141 Graham. Julie 141 Gram, Erik 141 Granger. Bruce 141 Grathwol. Robert 84. 109 Gray. Carol 33 Gray. Mary 74.141 Grayden. Thomas 82.93. 109 Green. Holli46.123 Croon. Lee Allen 50.61.73.141 Green. Robert 33.87 Greskovics. Judy 74. 123 Griffin. Chris 141 Griffin. Mary 123 Grimes. Burton 33 Grimm. Edwin 33.86 Griswold. Kimberly 44. 56, 109 Gross. Joanne 44. 57. 109 Gross. Janet 49.54.57.141 Grundlach, John 73 Guenther. Jean 109 Guenther. Mary 141 Gullickson. Sharon 109 Gunderson. Ronald 61.65.80.86. 141 Gundlach. John 123 Gustafson. Bruce 109 Gustafson, Craig 141 Gustafson. Dobra 74. 142 Gustafson. Grant 42. 123 Gustafson. Wes 42.123 Guyer. Randy 92. 123 H Ha age. Gregory 96. 109 Haataja. Marilyn 45.142 Hage. Phillip 123 Hagen. Nancy 109 Hagen. Wendy 45. 56. 109 Hahn. Barry 109 Hahn. Steven 142 Halford. Bradd 123 Hallen. Mr. 33 165 Hallgron. Jeff 89. 109 Hallgren, Jennifer 142 Hanck. Robert 33 Handley. Kerry 109 Haney. Bruce 109 Hanko. Fred 123 Hanna. Ted 80.83.85.123 Hannum. Carol 109 Hannum, David 142 Hansen. Charlie 109 Hansen. Ginger 123 Hansen. Holly 123 Hansen. Scott 109 Hanson. Clyde 123 Hanson. Christie 109 Hanson. Joni 123 Hanson. Laurie 68. 109 Hanson. Lesley 109 Hanson. Lori 42 Hanson, LuAnn 56.142 Hanson. Robert 142 Hanson. Scott 123 Hanson. Steven 109 Hanson. Stewcrt 109 Hanson, Russell 98,109 Hanson. Wayne 82.96. 109 Hardin. Lmday 43. 123. 124 Hardman. Guy 109 Hardman. Heidi 50.142 Hardy. Sandy 123 Harper. Charles 123 Harper. David 54.142 Harrington. Tern 109 Harris. Denise 43. 56.68. 109 Harris. Renee 142 Harrison. James 109 Harrom. David 123 Hartman. Mark 23 Hatch. Pati Jean 42 Hatcher. Alan 123 Hatcher. CpHin 85. 109 Hathaway. Stephen 109 Hathaway. William 142 Haubenhofer. Teresa 77 Hauge. Cheryl 142 Haugen. Martha 43. 123 Haverstock. James 109 Hayes. Cindy 109 Heckerthorn. Michelle 109 Hedtke. Gregg 142 Hcdlund. Kevin 109 Hegman. Mike 123 Hegrenes. Peter 31. 34. 141 Hehman. Gregory 123 Heine. Joanne 123 Heinen. Margaret 34 Heinen. Steven 96.109 Helntz. Charles 142 Heinz. Nancy 143 Henderson. Kathy Ann 68.143 Hendries. Todd 96. 109 Honey. 8rucc 109 Hennessy. Catherine 59.109 Hennessy, Elizabeth 41 Hennessy. Kevin 123 Hennessy. Mary 46. 54.143 Hennings. Cheryl 109 Henry. Jaklyn 45. 109 Hensel. Edith 56.54.61.68.143 Hermann. Leslie 57. 71.109 Hermann. Meredith 46.50.54. 57. 71. 77.143 Hermman. Carol 109 Hertig. David 92. 123 Hess. Kristi 42. 54. 123 Heyer. Mark 109 Hibbs. Arthur 143 Hickey. Susan 110 Hicks. Fred 43. 65. 89. 100. 110 Hilker. Phil 47.123 Hilker. Una Lee 110 Hill. Douglas 143 Hill. Douglas 110 Hill. Mark 82. 86. 89. 110 Hill. Scott 123 Hill. Sue 123 Hill. Thomas 96. 110 Hillstrom. Daniel 110 Hinolino, Stewart 143 Hinclme. Theron 110 Hines. Jacquelyn 123 Hinz. Phillip 110 Hitchcock. Carol 56. 69.133.143 Hitchcock. Susan 56.69. 123 Hjelm. Richard 94.143 Hladky. Becky 74. 76. 123 Hlady. Paul 110 Hlavacek. Joan 54.143 Hoagiund. Melissa 110 Hoben. Jim 92. 123 Hoban. Mary 110 Hochhalter, Steve 65.94.143 Hock. Mike 85 Hockstra. James 110 Hoenig. Charles 34 Hof fart. Karen 123 Hogle. Chris 74. 123 Hogue. Roger 65. 100.110 Holasek. John 143 Holden. Michael 110 Hokestad. Gayle 42. 54.123 Holl. Jerry 65. 90. 124 Holl. Steve 65.100.143 Holland. David 85. 119. 124 Holm. Nancy 44. 56. 110 Holmberg, Paul 85,144 Holmburg. Peter D. 85 Homes. David 144 Holmgren. Janet 144 Hoite. Heidi 110 Holte. Helen G. 45 Holzer. Holly 110 Holtze. Michelle 123 Holzschuh. Donald 110.48 Honaas. Christine 144 Hood. James 59.110 Hoops. Joanne 144 Horner. Bruce 65. 80. 83. 124 Houck. Bill 26.65.94,144 Houck. Carol 44. 56. 70.71.144 Houck. Katherine 57. 110 Houdck, Gary 144 Houdek. Linda 74. 124 Hovland. Mr. 29. 32 Howard. Elizabeth 50. 57. 68.110 Howard. Kate 46. 55.61.124 Howard. Sherman 124 Hoy. Linda 110 Hoy. Michael 124 Huber. Jack 110 Huber. Lucy 110 Huber. Marguerite 57. 68.124 Huber. Michael 71.124 Huber. Patrick 110 Huber. Paul 82.96. 110 Huborty, John 42.65. 80.83.144 Hudlow. Dan 144 Hudlow, Deborah 43. 57.144 Huebner. Olgg 35 Huffman. James 54 Huff. David 124 Hughes. Lesley 144 Hughes. Mary 57. 68. 110 Hullsiek. Anne 42.57.68.110 Hullsiek. F. 57 Hullsiek. Jane 43. 110 Hurd. Catherine 55. 56. 71. 124 Hurley. Joseph 110 Hurst. Gale 124 Hustad. Steven 110 Hutmaker. Steven 110 Huttner. Pat 64. 65.90.144 Hyde. Joe 49. 54. lio Hyrc. John 34 Hyk. Barbara 110 I Imker. Rick 110 Ingcrsoll. Bradlcy44. 110 Ives. Timothy 93.110 J Jacobsen. Jeri 124 Jacobson. Richard 124 Jacques. Mark 110 Jacques. Sharon 74,144 James. Diane 74.124 Jandro. Robert 110 Jenkins. Suzanne 124 Jensen. Greg 92.124 Jensen. Karen 45.144 Jensen. Linda 68. 74. 124 Jensen. Mark 44. 124 Jensen. Thomas 124 Jenson. Randall 110 Jerglns, Mike 44 Jeske. Scott 124 Jesperson, Stephen 44. 110 Jczierski. Raymone 34 Johnson. Barry 110 Johnson. Caren 47.57.185 Johnson. Carolyn 74.145 Johnson. Charles 124 Johnson. Cheryl 124 Johnson. Craig 145 Johnson. Daniel 110 Johnson. Dennis 124 Johnson. James 124 Johnson. Janet 145 Johnson. Jodi 110 Johnson. Karen 42, 56.68 Johnson. Karen 110 Johnson. Kathleen 43.110 Johnson. Kevin 82.93. 110 Johnson. Lea Ann 110 Johnson. Linda 56.110 Johnson. Mark 44. 110 Johnson. Pamela 145 Johnson. Peter 80.83.124 Johnson. Raymond 92.124 Johnson. Rick 44. 100. 110 Johnson. Scott 73.145 Johnson. Susan 145 Johnson. Sue M. 38.44. 56.61. 70.71.77.145 Johnson. Theresa 124 Johnson. Terry 110 Johnson. Thomas 145 Johnson. Tim 124 Johnson. Todd 42. 54. 76. 100. 124 Johnson. Todd 41, 65. 80.145 Johnson. Wayne 124 Johnston. Alan 110 Johnston. Jennifer 145 Jones. Sally 124 Jordal. Barbara 45. 110 Jordon. Tim 110 Jorgenson. Arlene 34 Jorgenson. Debra 110 Jost. Byron 124 Jost. Douglas 110 Judt. Angela 35.114 Judt. Kevin 110 Jung. Robert 124 Jurgens. Michael 145 K Kalgren. Patricia 57.68.110 Kalgren, Peggy 46. 56. 111 Kanehl. Joy 24. 34 Kannan. Patti 69. 124 Kask. Keith 74.145 Kask. Kevin 145 Katapodis. Guy 92.124 Katopodis, Todd 55.65.80.90. 98.146 Katzman. Terry 111 Kaufenberg. Keith 74.124 Kaufcnberg. Mary 111 Kaufman. Ann 111 Kaufman. Peggy 146 Keeler. Patricia 56. 111 Keeler. Tom 124 Keith Margie 111.45 Keith Marilyn 57.146 Kellogg. Sue 54. 124 Kelley. Charles 65.91.90.146 Kelly. Tracy 124. 129 Kelso. Joyce 55. 111 Kelso. Sandra 146 Kennedy. Clint 47.50.55. 124. 138 Kennedy. Mary 111 Kerber. Gerald 82.93. 111 Kcrbcr. Monica 111 Kcttler, Daniel 146 Kettler. Tom 111 Keuscman. Steven 124 Kidder. Daniel 94.111 Kiefaber. Bruce 124 King. John 124 Kinzer. Lu Ann 57.68.111 Kinzler. David 44.89. 111 Kitcher. Tom 124 Kittleson, Susan 44. 54.76.146 Klemberg. Joanne 46. 48.68. 124 Klcmp.Joel44.93. Ill Klemp. Merilee 38. 42.44. 49.69. 146 Klinepier. Gary 54.146 Klmgcnsmith. Beth 111 Klouda, Tim 74.142 Kluesner, Susan 146 Knaeble. Richard 111 Knaeble. Sandra 146 Knight. Bruce 96. 111 Knowlton. Patrick 146 Knutson. Karen 57. 68. 69. 111 Kodner, Eric 42.47.49.146 Koehnen. Bruce 124 Kohls. Betty 42.68.50. 76. 146 Kohls. Karen 111 Kohls. Debra 57.146 Kohman. John 111 Kolstad. Tom 111 Koncrza. Richard 93. 111 Korman. Debra 74. 124 Kraemer. John 111 Kralve. Lynn 34.86 Krai, Cindy 45 Krai, Hollie 146 Krai. Sheila 111 Kramer. George 111 Kreatz, Steven 43.146 Kriesch. Susan 42.46.147 Kroll. William 124 Kruger. Joe 85. 111 Krysel. Chuck 124 Krysel, David 147 Krysel. Kathryn 111 Kubat. David 124 Kucij. Timothy 124 Kuder. James 111 Kuder, Marty C. 63 Kuhnly. Mark 111 Kullberg, Nancy 147 Kullberg. Ruth 111 166 Kundert. Karl 125 Kundzms. Paul 21. 34 Kurvers. Linda 57. 74.125 L labernick. Tom93. Ill LaBoda, Dave 75.147 LaCroIx. Edward 44.59 LaCroix. Ellen 111 laferriere. Ray 111 Lagieskl. Kathryn 57.71,147 LaGow. Nicholas 111 Lane. Deborah 57.111 Lane. Kim 111 Langseth. Scott 125 Languor Kimberly 125 Lankke.Craig 111 Lano. Linda 44. 56. 111 LaPomtc. Brad 73.26.119.125 LaPomte. Jeffrey 86. 147 Laramie. Jeff 44.89.100.111 La’rson. Bruce 44.111 Larson. James 111 Larson. Linda 54. 111 Larson. Michael 28, 34.90. 91. 92.98 Larson. Mary 147 Larson. Nancy 45.117 Larson. Nancy 125 Lawson. Cathy 125 Lawson. Connie 125 Lay, Barton 147 Leach. Curtis 44. 50.147 Leach. Robin 111 Leach. Steve 54 Leak. David 82. 90. 111 Leak, Roger 21.34.90.98 Leakly. Robert 112 Leavenworth. Nancy 46.50.49. 147 Leavenworth. Suzie 111 Lebo. Kim 111 Lebo. Kristen 147 LeDell, Jean 125 Ledwith. Jim 125 Lee. Gale 111 Lee. Gerald 125 Lee. John82.85. Ill Leech. Linda 147 Leeds. Janet 104. Ill Leeper. Nancy 55.147 Lees. Susan 43.111 Lehmkul. Allan 147 Lehmkul, Gary 147 Leifermann. Doug 125 Leisz. Dennis 38. 80.83. 125 Leisz. Mary Jo 68.125 Lemke. Craig 58 Lemke. Duane 112 Lemke. Micheal 112 Lenk. David 148 Leonard. Barb 148 Leonard. Lydia 54.125 Leonard. Terry 104. 112 Leonardson. Mark 148 Lerohl. Kristin 112 Leukuma. Alice 56. 70. 71.125 Lever, Melinda 148 Lindgren. Lorene 47.58.147 Linz. Renee 44.112 Lmdenberg. Paul 85.112 L.pe. Sally 125 Lisell. Richard 112 Little. David 82.93.112 Little. Tom 148 Little. Kristen 46.57.69.148 Lobitz. Richard 125 Lockhart. Pamela 148 Loeber. Jan 125 Lofgren. Kathie 125 Lohr. Patricia 74.125 Longbottom, Jay 65.80.84.148 Lorge. Lori 148 Lotfi. Walid 60.73. 76. 77.148 Lounsbury. Fred 86.148 Lovaas, Jean 46. 49.148 Lobaasson, Russ 148 Love. Tom 65.57.80. 83. 86.148 Low. Jerry 125 Low. Robert 149 Ludy. Debbie 149 Lueck. Mark 85. 112 Luke. LaRae 149 Luke. LaVerne 125 Lund. Chnstopfer80.92. 125 Lundby. Jan 46. 125 Lundeen. Richard 65.90.125 Lundgren. Tim 93 Lundm. Gary 29. 34. 85 Lundman, David 44.149 Lundgren. Timothy 100. 112 Lundsten. Don 100. 125 Lush.Barbara 54.128.149 Lush. Elizabeth 54.149 Lyons. Grey 125 Lyon Cynthia 112 M MacKenzie, David 149 Mackereth. Dale 27.34 MacNaughton.CraiR44. 112 Macpherson. Kenneth 125 Macpherson. Margaret 112 MacQueen, Jeffrey 65.80.90.97. 150 MacQueen. Susan 112 MacRae. Sarah 49.125 Madson. Larry 125 Magnuson. Elizabeth 125. 127 Magnuson. Jo Ann 57.112 Majestic. John 149 Malcom. Jan 48. 112.22 Malmquist. Mike 112 Malmsten. Patrick 112 Mann. Cathy 112 Mann. Peter 125 Mann. Richard 74 Manthei. Eddy 112 Maple. Margaret 149 Maple. Nancy 57. 68. 69. 112 Marvelas. Louis 149 Marshall. Michelle 74.125 Marti. Mary 125 Martin. Clare 34 Martin. John 112 Martin. Paul 125 Martinson. Beth 149 Martinson. Carol 68.125 Martinson. Cindy 125 Martinson. Scott 125 Marxen. Paula 42.46.125 Mason, Susan 75.149 Mason. Tom 112 Mason. Terrence Robert 80.83. 92.125 Mason. Timothy 80. 83. 125 Mattson. Bruce 149 Maugeri. Pamela 112 Mayer. Richard 85.125 Max, Barbara 74.149 Maxwell. Janine 112 McArthur. Kimbra 112 McCaffery. Christine 74. 125 McCaul. Cathleen 44.149 McCaul. James 44.84.112 McCubbms. Tom 125 McDougall. Jayne 74. 125 McDougall. Kristen 57.112 McFerran. James 125 McGee. Mary 57.112 McGinn. Mary 56.149 McGinn. Tom 26.80.83 McHale. Timothy 82.93. 112 Mcllree. Laureen 112 Mclhern. Daniel 54.82.93. 112 Mclntee. Arthur 112 Mclnturf. Fern 46. 125 McIntyre. Lori 46.49. 76.149 McKay. David 65.94.95.149 McKay. Patricia 56.68.125 McKinney. Marsha 44. 54. 125 McLaughlin. Micheal 82.89. 112 McLaouden, Terri 149 McMichael. Kevin 149 McMichael. Steven 112 McMillen. Kathy 42. 50. 54. 49. 125 McMurray. Marsha 150 McMurray. Shawn 112 Mcakms. John 112 Mears. Renea 150 Mcdcalf. Lane 74. 125 Mcese. David 42.84.150 Meixell. Glenn 73 Moiana. Bill 112 Melby. Mark 125 Meldahl. James 150 Meoli. Mary 54.126 Mereness. Deborah 126 Merhar. Marlene 44.56.112 Merhar. Steven 126 Merrifield. Doran 112 Messer. Kip 112 Messenbrmk. J. 74 Meyer, David 97 Moyer. Michael 48.150 Meyer. Nancy 112 Meyers. Leigh 45.150 Michaud. Douglass 29.150 Michels. Carrie 150 Mielke, John 65.80.150 Mielke. Karen 150 Miles. Catherine 126 Miles. Cynthia 126 Miles. Kathie 150 Millard. Wayne 34 Miller. Barb 112 Miller. Forrest 150 Miller. James 112.82 Miller. Joe 112.89 Miller. Mark 126 Miller. Nora 38. 55. 68. 57.150. 61 Miller. Ruth 112 Miller. Susan 150 Millet. Helen 112 Mmkler. Raymond 50 Mitchell. Eugene 150 Moc. Wendy 112 Monague. Douglas 112 Monroe. Katherine 112 Montgomery. Nancy 150 Moore. Barbara 112 Moore. Constance 150 Moore. Darcy 126 Moore. David 150 Moore. Margaret 112 Moore. Paula 112 Moore. Wendy 150 Moran. Stephen 112 Moran. Tom 126. 74 Morgan. Joan 75.150 Morgan, John 43. 113.96 Morgan. Mark 150 Morgan. Oliver H. 126 Moriguchi. Judy 126 Morse. Jeff 150 Morseth. LaWayne 22. 34. 80 Morseth. Mary 113. 44. 57 Morten. Margaret 126. 74 Mueller. Anne 46.42.150. 49 Mueller. Mary 113. 57 Mueller. Patricia 126 Mueller. Paul 150 Mullen, Dianne 74,150 Mullen. Pat 43. 113 Mullen. Sheila 113 Mullen, Theresa 113. 71.56 Mulrooney. Karen 113 Munkittrick. David 113. 59 Munsell. Michele 126 Murphy. Claudia 126 Murphy. Lawrence 126. 65. 84 Murphy. Linda 150 Murphy. Michel 113 Murphy. Shannon 113. 57 Muyres. Marvin 24. 34 Myers. Leslie 150.50 N Nash. Laurie 56. 113 Nash. Thomas 113 Neils. Mark 113 Neilson. Ann 54. 56 Neilson. Kathy 126 Nelson. Carrie 113 Nelson. Charles 151 Nelson. Connie 68. 74.151 Nelson. Judy 46.126 Nelson. Karen 151 Nelson. Lon 113 Nelson. Mildred 18. 32. 34 Nelson. Susan 57.68. 71 Nelson. Randall 31.34.62. 159 Nelson. Terry 44.45 Nephew. Darryl 151 Ncraasen. Dean 126 Nesheim. Janice 126 Nesheim. Mark 113 Ness. David 89.113 Ness, Kristen 113 Ncssen. John 44.47. 113 Nestandc. Jennifer 113 Nestande. Laurie 151 Netland. Cynthia 57.113 Neveaux. Mike 85. 113 Neveaux. Patricia 54. 56. 72.151 Nicholls. Pamela 126 Nicholson. Dana 74.126 Nicols. Joan 57.113 Nielsen. Ann 42.49. 70. 71. 126 Nikolai. Denise 43. 59.113 Niska. Jeff 73 Niska. Patty 56. 113 Nissen. Agnes 42 Nord. Cheryl 46. 57. 126 Nordbye. Andrea 152 Nordbyc. Stephen 65.97. 126 Nordeen. Lyndon 113 Nordseth. Peggy 42.57.152 Norman. Kenneth 96. 113 Norman. Linda 38. 50. 54. 57.69. 152 Normandm. Daniel 113 North. Bruce 126 Norton. Micheal 113 Novaria, Patti Jo 152 Numata. Nobuo 126 Nyhammer. Dwight 126 Nysecdth. Gart 82. 113 Nystedt. Larry 74.80. 83. 126 0 O'Connor. Tim 113 O'Donnell. John 113 Ocstrcich. Pamela 113 167 Ohland. Terry 113 Ohland. William 126 Ohman, Lynne 152 OhrbecK, Cathleen 57.68.142.152 Okerberg, Nancy 55.113 Oik. Daryl 126 Olsen. Janlne 152 Olsen. Mark 126 Olson. Arlice 113 Olson. Barry W. 86. 126 Olson. Bradley 113 Olson. Brian C 65. 100.126 Olson. Bruce 113 Olson. Carl T. 126 Olson. Debbie 113 Olson. Gary Lee 83. 126 Olson. Grant 92.126 Olson. Guy 80.152 Olson. Jeff 113 Olson. Jennifer 152 Olson. Lori 113 Olson. Mary L. 46. 126 Olson. Micheal 43. 113 Olson. Michelle 42.126 Olson. Neal R. 126 Olson. Paul 113 Olson. Steve 113 Olson. Theresa 59.113 Olson. Wendy 113 Olsson. Lynn 152 Olund. Richard 113 O'Neill. Janice 42. 46. 126 Opheen. Patricia 43.113 Opheim. Steve 54.80.86.126 Oppen. Nann 55. 56. 71.126 Orth. James 126 Ortlip, Rebecca 113 Osoll. Dec Ann 113 Osell. Mark 80. 83.126 Osgood. Chris 126 Oslund. Lu Anne 113 Ostrom. Susan 113 Otterson. Tracy 113 Ottum. Gary 126 Overton. Beth 56.113 Owen. Tom 42.65.152 Owen. Tim 65.80.97. 126 P Page, Howard 152 PaRe. Kathy 56.105. 114 Pahl. Steven 82.89.114 Palmer. Cathy 152 Parker. CraiR 43. 96. 114 Parkhurst. Linda 55. 76.138. 152 Parsons. Dorthy 56.152 Parsons. James 126 Parsons. John 126 Pashma. Kevin 114 Patten. Peter 85.126 Patterson. Barbara 42.126 Patton. Mary 28. 34 Pattridge. James 114 Paul. Lmdy 42.44. 50. 56. 72. 126 Paul. Mathew 48. 54. 114 Paulson. Jan 57. 74.127 Paulson. Mark 127 Pearson. Jim 114 Pederson. Jean 113 Pederson. Nancy 127 Peik. Orlm 34 Peik. Susan 113 Peisert. Gregory 153 Pendleton. Robert 84. 127 Porrault. JoEllen 55. 56.49. 70. 71.127 Perrault. Mike 44. 114 Perry. Jane 54. 153 Perry, Robert 114 Pelerjohn. Dirk 55.127 Peterman. Debra 55.153 Peters. Nan 114 Petersen. Peggy 42.127 Peterson. Alfred 104 Peterson. Ann 114 Peterson. Dan 93. 114 Peterson. Debra 114 Peterson. Eric 146 Potorson, Gary 152 Peterson. Jim 153 Peterson. John 34 Peterson. Judith 56. 114 Peterson. Patty 46.48. 55. 127 Peterson. Ted 127 Petty. April 49.76.139.153 Petty. Jan 114 Pfaff, John 153 Pfeiffer. Mike 114 Phillippl, J. Matt 153 Phillippi. Susan 127 Phillips. Amy 114 Pickering. Nina 43.114 Pickering. Randall 49.86.87.153 Pierson. Susan 114 Pinkham. Dana 114 Pinney. Sally 127. 56. 72 Pmney. Susan 127 Plaziak. James 127 Plaziak. Timothy 114 Plowman 54. 114 Plowman. Dan 153 Pollster. Keith 42.65. 127 Politte. Patricia 114 Politte. Dale 127 Pope. Dana 85 Post. Tom 153 Potts. Dennis 127 Powell. Catherine 57.114 Powers. Rick 153 Powers. Valerio 127 Price. Laurie 127 Priliaman. Lucy 127 Proudht. Elizabeth 47.56. 114 Puth. Jeffery 153 0 Quast. Hilary 114 Quaill. Terri 56. 114. 105 Qumn. Bob 127. 74 Quinn. Pat 43. 114 R Raetz. Michael 114 Rahn,Kent 74.153 Rambow. Patty 153 Ramsey. Melissa 127 Rand. Hope 154 Rand. Tern 114. 55.71.57 Randall. Danny 154 Randall. Thomas 114 Raskin. Judy 127.46.43 Raskm. Sheila 114 Rasmussen. Glenn 94. 58 Ratliff. Kathy 114 Ray. Christine 154 Ray. Patti 114 Raymond. John 35. 48 Razidlo. Leo 35 Read. Michele 127.45.56 Reay. Margie 154 Reed. Ann 114.42 Reeves. Mark 154 Reichert. Kelly 127 Reichert. Kim 56.114 Reisier. Joanna 114. 54 Rengers. Danette. 154 Reuter. Paul 154 Revane. Jim 154 Reynolds. Gaye 38.154 Rice. Andrea 42.114 Richardson. Keenan 127.80 Richardson. Nancy 114 Richardson. Ron 154 Richardson, Susan 67.38.42. 154 Richter. Wendy 127.42. 71 Rick. James 127. 74.97 Rickabaugh. Keith 114 Rickabaugh. Mark 154 Rindal. Karin 114 Rmgstad. David 35 Rippel. Douglas 54.154 Rippcl. Gayle 154 Rishavy. Deborah 114 Rishavy. Pat 75.154 Robb. Peyton 114.82 Robbins. Hugh 114 Roberts. Cindy 68. 54.154 Roberts. Harry 127.83.80.92. 90 Roberts. Marcia 114. 68 Roberts. Paul 127.65.96 Robideau. Lan 114.56 Robideau. Todd 39. 65. 98.154 Rode. Margaret 114. 44.56. 63 Rode. Mike 127.92 Rodgers. Susan 114. 56 Roepke. Cheryl 114. 55 Roepke. Larry 127 Rodgers. Earl Rex 114 Rogness. Robert 20. 35.67. 100 Roney. Robert 96 Rosenwinkel, Mark 154 Rosenwmkel. Robin 114 Ross. Gary 65.55.97.53. 86.154 Roth. Douglas 114 Roust. Gerald 65.100.154 Routhier. Diane 35 Rowe. James 154 Rudolf. Tom 114.85 Rule. Martha 114. 56 Russell. Paula 114 Rust. Rebecca 43.127. 56 Ryan. John 114.93 Ryan. Joseph 127 Ryan.Judy 114 Ryan. Kimberly 114 Ryan. Patricia 127.55 s Sampson. Roy 128 Samuelson. Larry 75.154 Samuelson. Vicki 114 Sanchez. Carlos 77.76.138.154 Sanda. Mark 114. 55 Sanko. Tom 114 Sansone. Josephine 35 Sapp. Darwin 128 Sass. Randy 114 Saulson. Betty Lou 114 Sauter. Pat 128 Schable. James 114 Schanfield. Amy 114 Schierman. Dan 128 Schierman. Dave 128. 74 Schlachter. Linda 154 Schlief. Kath.e 128. 56. 72 Schmid. Thomas21.35 Schmidt. Andy 114. 85 Schmidt. Barbara 114 Schmidt. Bill 154 Schmidt. Joseph 114 Schmidt. Larry 114 Schmidt. Pat 114 Schmitt. John 114 Schmitt. Martha 128.41.54.49 Schmitt Steven 64.155 Schneider. Dan 114 Schnur. Dennis 115.82.84 Scholar. Debra 115 Scholar, Judith 43,155, 58 Schroeder. Bruce 128 Schroeder. Carol 115.47. 55,58 Schroeder. Douglas 75.155 Schroeder. Gerald 128 Schroeder. Larry 155 Schroeder, Mark 115. 54 Schroeder. Michail C. 48.155 Schroeder. Patricia 118 Schroeder. William 155 Schroers. Barbara 155 Schuette. Gary 115 Schuette. Ronald 54.155 Schuettpclz. Janet 115.45 Schultenover. Bernard 30. 35 Schultz. Bill 128 Schultz. Gary 128 Schultz. Jeffrey 115.93 Schultz. Pamela 155 Schultz. Robert 115 Schwab. Bill 105 Scott. Carla 155 Scott. Richard 128 Scotti. Chris 128,80 Scotti. Kimberly 128. 45. 57 Seamans. Bill 115 Seamans. Kevin 115 Seamans. Sandra 128. 74 Searles. Linda 128. 74 Searies. Richard 130 Seed. Peter 73,85 Seehof. Marget 128. 74 Scgner. Denise 115 Seifert. Mike 128.48 Seim. Barbara 115. 42 Seim. Brian 115.42 Seim. Larry 42.65. 97.100.155, 86 Seiseth. Steve 115 Seng. Clement 115 Seng. Jeffrey 115 Serra. Micaela 76.77.155 Serum. Debra 128. 54 Serum. Tom 115 Severson. Fredrick 115 Severson. Susan 76.47.133,155, 49 Shaughnessy. Susan 115. 57 Shaver. James 128 Sheehan.Sean 115 Sheldrick. Debbie 115 Sheley. Jeffrey 155 Sheley. Jody 115 Sheplee. Lome 128. 55 Sheplee. LynnRae 155 Sherman. George 73.85.160 Shermock. Laurec 128 Shermock. Richard 115 Sahli. Susan 114 Shimota. Lindsay 115 Shoberg. James 115 Showers. Debbie 128 Shreve. John 115 Simmonds. Daniel 75.155. 59 Simmonds. Mike 128 Simon. Claudia 128, 74.42 Simon. Judith 43. 115. 54 Simon. Mike 115 Simon. Paul 128. 54 Simonds. Richard 128 Simonson. Robin 128. 70.42. 56. 71 Sipprel. Duane 156.86,87 Sivcrtsen. Robbie 128 Siordal. Lynn 115 Skmdelien. Judy 128 Skfervold. Kristofer 128 Skjcrvold. Nathan 115 Skoog. Charmelic 128.45 168 Skoy. Glenn 18.35.58 Skoy. Mary 35 Sleeper. Debbie 115.55 Sletterdahl. Sue 156 Smegal. Mark 106. 115 Smcrud. Debbie 128. 74. 42 Smith, Blaine 115 Smith, Brad 115 Smith. Brock 115 Smith, Carl 128 Smith. Cindy 115, 58 Smith, Cynthia 133.156 Smith. Dawn 128.56.68.69 Smith, Debbie 44. 115.69 Smith. Deborah 115 Smith. Jane 115 Smith. James 115.85 Smith. Joan 89 Smith. John 115 Smith. Julie 115. 56 Smith. Laura 115 Smith. Lori 115 Smith. Mirk 156 Smith. Norman 89 Smith. Patrick 128 Smith, Rhonda 119 Smith. Roy 115 Smith. Scott 115.85 Smith. William 156 Smithwick. Michael 128 Snyder. Henry 115 Soderberg. Linda 116 Sohl, Michael 116.82 Solderholm. Mr. 35 Solfngar. Timothy 116.89 Solomon, Sue 156 Sorenson. Linda 128.57 Southerland. Dana 89 Spannaus, Susan 156 Spoffard. Craig 128 Sotherlund. Dand 116 Spoor. Cynthia 116.44. 57. 50 Spoor. Melanie 57.156.50 Spurgeon. Dianne 128 Stadsklev. Paul 65.146 Staehle. Bram 128 Stafford. JoAnn 128. 74 Stake. Pam 116.43.56 Stallone. Collette 128 Stark. Bill 116 Stedens. C. 58 Steiner. Jenny 128.46. 54. 56 Steiner. Paul 116 Stemkamp. Diavid 128 Stcmman. Becky 56.116 Stemman. Charles 128 Stemnen. C.41 Steller. Dawn 54,156 Steller. Kathy 156 Steller. Tom 116.89 Stenehjem. Cyndi 42 Stenehjem. John 116 Stevens. Cathy 116 Stevens. Mark 128 Stmchfield. Mark 116 Stitt. Beverly 128 Stodola. Timothy 116 Slolitza. Alex 116 Stoltenborg. Susan 116 Story. Peggy 116 Stovern. Sue 56. 72.156 Stovern. Tom 116.82.90 Stramk. Ann 116.43 Stratman. Kay 116 Streed. John 157 Street, Jennifer 156 Strong. Pam 116 Struffert. Linda 116.43 Strunk. David 156 Studenski. Dale 128 Stubbs. Leslie 156.50 Sullivan. Robin 156 Sudbcck. Robert 77 Svenson. Greg 128.80.94 Swanson, Gary 73.156 Swanson, Judith 116 Swanson. Julie 128. 55.68.49 Swanson. Karen 156 Swanson, Mary 156 Swanson. Paul 128 Swanson. Sandra 116. 57. 68 Swanson. Sherri 128.46. 54 Swartz. Carl 23. 35 Sweet. Linda 129. 54 Sweigert. Sue 129.45 Sweitzer. Brent 129. 80 T TagRart. Becky 45.129 Taggatz, Dan 157 Taggatz. Debra 116 Tamlyn. Sharon 45. 129 Tammen, Paul 44. 116.80 Tampoe. Shyama 116 Tate. Charles 157 Tate. Cyndie 129 Taylor. Brian 157 Taylor. Julie 129 Taylor. Leslie 56.69. 76. 129 Taylor. Milo 74 Teichert. Nancy 56. 116 Tellegen. Scott 89. 116 Testin. Mary 35 Thacker. Jeffery 82.96. 116 Thames. Martin 65.83,94,80. 129 Thames. Martin 35 Theus. Laura 116 Thielk. Fredrick 129 Thoon. Greg 129 Thomas. Connie 116 Thomas. Debra 48.68. 129 Thomas. Steve A. 55.65.157 Thompson. Dawn 129 Thompson, Greg 65. 80.157 Thompson. Kathleen 157 Thompson. Kathryn 116 Thompson. Keith 129 Thompson. Laura 116 Thompson. Lynne 46,156 Thompson. Mike 80.83. 129 Thompson. Susan 57.116 Thompson. Scott 82.117 Thomson. James 125 Thonander, John 157 Thorpe. Verna 35 Thorsen. Inez 35 Tillman. Dan 43. 89, 117 Timberg. Thomas 129 Titrud. Jeaninc 57. 58.49.157 Titrud. Renee' 129 Titsworth. Susan 42. 70. 71.129 Titus. Robert 129 Tivy. Stephen 129 Tongen. Galen 117 Tongen. Jerald 80. 129 Tonnemakcr, Sue 46. 54. 56. 69. 157 Towey. Michael 82.89.117 Trapp. Charles 44.80.83. 157 Trapp. Margaret 129 Tremel. Thomas 129 Trucx. Rick 157 Tuttle. Tom 117 u Underdahl. Jan 82.117 Unze. David 96.117 Unze. Lee 61.65.80.157 V Vance. Heidi 129 Vanden Branden. Karl 129 VandenBranden, Kurt 157 VanGatder. Libby 157 Van Rossen. Chris 82.117 VanTassel. Richard 76, 84, 129 Velich. Bruce 65. 97.100.157 Velich. Bonnie 74. 129 Verba. Craig 117 Verba. Joan 54. 58. 59.157 Vessels. Robin 54.57.157 Vogt. Janita 129 Vollmer. Mindy 117 Vomhof. Howard 117 W Waataia. Susan 117 Wagner. PcRRy 117 Wagner. Richard 43. 129 Wahlen. Pamela 58.157 Waldof. Terry 43,158 Walker. Tom 74 Wallace. John 129 Waiiick, Wendy 117 Wallin. Kris 42 Walstrom. Steve 129 Wang. Lorraine 117 Waples. Jeffrey 117 Ward. Keith 63. 73.158 Warner. Alexandra 117 Warner. Catherine 158 Wariman. Anna 117 Wartman. Phillip 129 Watkins. Leanne 129 Watson. Leslie 49.41. 55. 129 Watten. Barney 130 Watts. Roberts 117 Weaver. Marcus 107 Weber. Dean 35 Weber. Jon 130 Wegler. Mike 117 Weik Thomas 117 Weiser. Paul 54.159 Weiman. Domta 130 Weiser. Victoria 43. 55. 117 Wellens. Steven 42. 130 Wells. Jennifer 46. 49.158 Wenz. Katherine 117 West. Jean 117 West. Lucy 57.71. 105. 117 West. Mary 117 West. Pat 65. 80,90.130 West. Walter 80.85 Westin. Carla 46.47.158. 49. 50. 60 Wheaton. Cheryl 158.49 Wheaton. David 130, 47. 97 Wheeler. Mary Jo 117 White. Debbie 117 Whitworth, Chris 117 Whitworth. Scott 158 Wierschem. Thomas 117. 89 Wieser. Marlene 117 Wieser. Paul 158 Wiggans. Vickie 158 Wilcox. Bill 117. 82.84 Wilcox. Charles 42.65.158.84 Wilcox. William 42 Willcox. Brian 128. 130 Willcox. Nancy 117, 56 Willettc. Karen 117 Williams. David 158 Williams. Donald 158 Williams. Edie 117 Williams. Jere 117 Williams. John 94.158 Williams. Pam 117 Williams, Susie 117 Wilson. Dallas 84. 117 Wilson. Greg 80. 83. 130 Wilson. James 158 Wilson. Jim Earl 158 Wilson. Susan 130 Wilson. Tex 108 Wmchell. Sandra 130 Windland. Jan 49. 46. 54. 76. 159 Wmdland. Mark 82. 84. 117 Wmdmuller. Curtis 130 Wmdmuller. Kerry 117 Wingate. Nancy 76.159 Winters. Steve 117 Wltrak. Bonnie 160 Wolfe. Bonita 20. 35 Wolff. Gayl 35 Wolfe. Warren 75.159 Wood. Pam 56. 117 Woodley. Carolyn 117 Woods. Marty 117 Woodworth. Jill 38. 39. 56. 72. 159 Woodsworth. Scott 117 Woodey. Eleanor 35 Woody. Theresa 117 Worthington. Nancy 154 WriRht. Patricia 159 Wright. Sally. 30. 44.54.159 Wyer. Caroline 50.159 Wyer. David 59.64,159 Y Yeager. Crutis 130 Young. Kns 56.61. 117 Yue, Rosina 47.49. 139 z Zabel. Larry 82. 117 Zakariasen, Perry 94, 130 Zallar. Judy 117 Zaller. Peggy 74.159 Zamor. Larry 65.80.159 Zastrow. Margaret 60. 74.159 Zbikowski. Eugene 160 Zbikowski. Patty 117 Zicareili. Tom 117 Zenisek. Vicki 46. 56. 130 Zimmer. Jim 130 Zimmorschied. Kathleen 43.117 Zmn. Catherine 117 Zipf. Martha 159 Zumwait. Vickie 117 Zschocher. Barb 130 169 Expression Voyage In 170 Anticipation L I Concentration 171 Education The Voyage in Time Goes on Editor-in-chief ... Copy Editor....... Business Manager Photographer ... Anne Mueller Jennifer Wells Judy Raskin Dave Caswell Section Editors Academics .......... Activities.......... Sports ............. Portraits........... Index .............. Staff Advisor ...... Photography Advisor ..... Jan Windland Nancy Leavenworth .....Peggy Petersen ..... Kathy Badger Lori McIntyre .... Jeannine Titrud Mrs. Eleanor Woodey .. Mr. Burton Grimes Staff Members Nancy Adams. Joy Anderson. Martha Bunday, Lynn Cerra. Cindy Comer. Alison deVries. Cheryl Duepner. Cathy Emison. Lindsay Hardin. Denise Harris. Mary Hennessy. Meredith Hermann. Kate Howard. Joanne Klemberg. Sue Kriesch. Jean Lovaas. Paula Marxen. Fern Mclturf. Judy Nelson. Lorie Nelson. Cheryl Nord. Janice O'Neill. Jenny Steiner. Sue Tonnemaker. Carla Westin. Vickie Zenisek. Kris Little. Mary Olson. The 1971 Voyageur staff would like to extend special thanks to: Mr. Burt Hedstrom. American Yearbook Representative: Steve Schmitt, cover designer: Carla Westin. divider page designer; Dave DeFarcy. photographer: and Scherling-Pletsch Studios. Picture Credits Photo by Ron Ross. Minneapolis Star and Tribune page 4 Photo by Duane Braley. Minneapolis Star and Tribune page 5 Photo by John Craft. Minneapolis Star and Tribune page 6 Photo by Minneapolis Star and Tribune page 6 Photo by Minneapolis Star and Tribune page 7 172


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