Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

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Page3 ORGANIZATIONS.............................................Page 29 ACTIVITIES............................................Page 37 SPORTS....................................................Page 51 SPECIAL EVENTS........................................Page 71 UNDERCLASS................................................Page 75 JUNIOR HIGH...............................................Page 89 FACULTY...............................................Page 99 FAVORITES.............................................Page 109 PATRONS...............................................Page 118 1982 Tflora TYluitang — 711 ora St lioof 71 jora, 7hlinne5ola Ohe Oenior C?(aAS of 1982 . . . 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X Shirley Hasbrook Squnety Dodd Hcberten Don Sawatyky Carla Sfevoarf f -Ahm Kent Joe Tor crsof Jr- r -AAark Laac Mel i It you don't gel lost. there 's a chance you may never be found' Uy. Joe and DeWayne have aged the year! Student harassment during homecoming week Vroooomn' Volmer1 That's Sick Such Silly Seniors! Did you ever realize that you spend one seventh of your life onJuesday? 19 20 WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT BEING A SENIOR??? “Seniority! — Lori Dahlin Looking forward to Graduation and going on ahead with my life. — Beck y Booth “Getting first dibs on class and activities! — JetU It's great to be on top.” — Gail Turnicliff I think it's great and it's about time to get out of here' — Audn Christian It means you finally have to grow up' — Sue Slromberg WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIV TO NEXT YEAR'S SENIORS??? ‘Watch out for Jonsey in American Gov't — learjym bible. Go to school as much as possible and work harder than you've . worked before. — Melanie Weitzel Watch forpe little flirts sitting on our hall chairs! — Ja fimy Lindquist Buckle down and try to get better grades for your lukire. — Brad Ellison L Enjoy! — Mark Billstrom Bftfifmuk t —Terrv Tflielen [_ fcllw ' WHAT IS YOUR FONDEST MEMORY OF THE 3 lor football games'” — Kris EW football and going camping with Maynard. — Charles Oehrlein GcmgLoJpptball games. — Lynn Mills pep tests, homecoming, concerts, plays wa saw! — Lynn Mills 22 HIGH SCHOOL??? man Gov't! — Audri Chrism Prince Charmings! — Susan 'Get rid, 'Change all WHAT 00 YOU THINK YOU’LL BE DOING N 10 YEARS??? Living in Liverpool. — Linda Jolstad Being aaecretary for a large corp — Kris Elting _ Single and earning 6 $5,000,000 a year salary, living at Heavens Gate, — Lori Johnsioh Radio broadcaster. — Jim Odencrans Living in a log cabin with Haelectricity, being self-sufficient. — Laura Aanestad yf could be doing one of 3 things, 1) Broadcasting. 2) Airline Pilot, 3) Construction. y Shane I'll be a computer programmer. — Dan Dahl Practicing forUj C — Dewayne Combs ‘I'll be a stewardess, making a lot of money jhd living in luxury, and married, hopefully. — Gina IN HIGH SCHOOL.??? — ' Being kicked out of school last year the last day lor being covered with shaving cream — Darcy Lunch time with all my iftilds! - Kelly While Skipping out of 9th grade chemistry and not «V r getting caught. ’ V- Susan Stromberg All those dances you said you were going to be at but never going to any of them! — Laordli 23 .5 J4iah Jree (thirds! qn srree Senior 4clt i eve men i LOWS Of JONG-Pm 10 JUDY DOERHG - Powderpdt 11. 12. Yearbook Staff 12. Choa 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12 MJORABANT - Wrest ? 9. Ift 11. 12 STEVE DRAICH -Cross CotadrySkmg 9. Ift 11. 12. Foobat 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. WresRng 7. 8. htramura 11. Drama Club Iff J1. 12. Letlerman 9, 10. 11. 12. Sluder Covk 11. 12. Choa 7. 8. 9. 10. If, 12. Onetd 10, 11. 12. Spring Produc � 10. 11. 12. Simmer Theatre 10. 11. 12. PaM Production Ift 11. 12. Track 8. 9. 10. 11. 12 PAM £ ASTI UK) - Track 7. 8. 9. 10 YokeybaKB. PowderpUtt 11. 12. FHA 7. 8. Society ii. 12 Sluder Cow 8.9. Class Officer8. I2 ctw?Band9. Choa 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Gats Ensemble 7, 8. 9. 11 KRtSELLHG Bsuetbal 10. tokeybak 10. Powder,pi 11. 10. 11. 12. Band 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Choa 8. Peg Band 10. 11. if. BRAD ELLISON - Footoai 7. 8. 9. 10. Bssketbat 7 ft ft 10, 11. Got 7. ft Uarcharg Band 10. 11. Band 7. ft ft 10. 11. 12 UAf ENGEL footbat 7 ft ft 10. 11. 12. Hransa) 11. 12. PEA ft 10. Letlerman 12, Student Com 9 DARCY ERKXSON- Choa L YWEHCKSON - PootbaA 7. ft ft 10. 11. 12. Go 7. Based ff 9. Iff. 11. 12. Letlerman 11. 12 T J PEL LAND - Poolbat 7. ft ft 10. 11. 12. Wr 10. 11. 12. Letlerman 11. 12. 11. 12. Track 7. SUSAN FISCHER Basketbal ft ft Track 7. ft ft Vokayb 10. 11. PowderpJt11. 12. Drama Club 11. 12. Honor Soaety ft ft 10. 11. 12. Choa 7. ft ft 10. 11. 12. r Ensemble 7. ft ft 12 KE V PLESCHPRESSER - No eckvbes ksied 7 12 BETHGADOLA - Powderputl 11. 12. FHA 7. ft Pop Grot? 12. Uarcfmg Band 7. ft ft Iff Band 7. ft ft Ift Cho 7. ft ft Ift II. 12. Pap Band 9. 10. Gala Ensemble 7. ft ft Ift 12. Pa Pro Sat Craw 12 PAH GALL - SottbmI Powderputl 11. 12. Yearbook Choa 10. 11 Teon 7. 8 Powderpull 11. 12. PA GAUL — Soflt Band 7. ft ft I, REGHA GRAftK I 12. Sk Club Cheerteedng STEVE GROl AM FPA ft Ift II DAW HALL — BRENT HALLS Track 11, Pep Band l ' - ARKtS — SHH.EY HAS8R00K-3, TOOC BEtSEN - f, L ‘-Herman 12 Band 7. be 7. ft ft Vokeyba 9 Powderputl 11. Ift Ift Choa 7. ft ft Ift II. 12 Ensemble 7. ft ft Ift Soaety ft 11, 12. Wresdng ft Ift 11. Band 10. Uaror Stall 11. 12 12 WresWng 7. 10. 12. tamurat 11, Band 9. Ift. II. 12 Band 7 ft ft Ift II. 12. 12. Basketbal 7. ft ft Ift 11. 12 Beset Society 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Class Otkoars Student Coi0K 9. 12. Cho 7.9 9 wderputi 11. 12. Student Cound 9, 10. ft Ift II. 12. Choa 7. ft ft Ift II. 12. 12 ft Wresting 7. 11. 12. Track 7. 12. A ft Track 7. kkrror Stall 12. Choa 24 8 Choir 7, 8, 9 UARAIHDSTBOU - Voteyt . Drama CU . Honor Soaaty Cheertaadlng. Choe. Gels Event . Ft! Pro JLL LfEBURG - Track 10. 11. PowOerpuff 12. ktarchng Band 9. Band 7.8. 0 JAT0 LOHYUEYEP - Powderpofl 12. Pi44 7. Cheerlaadng 10. 11. 12. tAarcfeng Band 7. 8 ft 10. Choe 7. 8 ft 10. 11. 12. Band 7. 8 ft 10. Spmg Pro 10. Gets Event 8 ft Pen Pon (marching i 11. 12. Pep Out) 12 KATHY LONGWOPTH - Cheerteedng ft 10. Soft ft 10. Voieyt 7. 8. ft Powderprf 11, 12. Yearbook 11.FHA7. Choe 7. 8 9. Orta Event 7. 8 jEff UCCAUUU - Track 7. 8. ft Char 7. 8. 9 JEMHCGL0 - Basket 7. 8. ft 10 Soft ft 10. Track 7. 8. Voteyt 7. 8. ft 10. Pomtarpuh 12. Yearbook 12. FHA 7. ft Stude Caere 12. Choe 7. ft 9 LYWIM.LS - Basket 7. ft Soft 7 ft ft Powderprf. Choe 7. ft 9 WES NIL SAP - Ho leaves Listed 7-12 SHAWN NOOPE — PEA 10. 11. 12. etramural 12. Ski Out 12 nnx unusuh - Nnore Pec Souse PHA Soence KELL y uOf MK tderputl 11. 12. Choe 7. ft ft 10. 11 fnwmt J PtagGein UP: u - i-Foot 8 10. 11.PPA9. 10. 11. 12 uet l i — Bmket 7. 8 9 . Go 7. ft ft 10. Sk, Wf2 � J 0, If, 12 ’ PPA 9 10.11. 12 Honor Society It 8 Choe ft 9 wesitng 1 Staff 7 ft 9 W Ou 4 T yearbook Staff 1 ft 10. 11. 12 . | mE NELSON Bavetbe —Tree 7 8 PfA 9 W 11. 12 M 7t 8 • ,� ' - ting 7. A r 4 Hockey 7 8 9 10. f 1 12 Choe ( WoDfh ■■07, 8 9 Infamy si f fJf9.Om7.89 ■ ft 10. 12. Beret f ft ft, fOOENCPANS amt tO. tAeror Self I CHUCK OEHIEW - Foot 7. fl ft 10 11. 12, Bereft 7. A ft r ft ft 10. 11. IP Ianerman W.iH. 12. Honor Soc ty 8. % f 10. 12 VtePresBe 8 n. uBc ngBand7 ft ft HI 11. 12.1 s.9 t2 NARY AWN OPR -Choe 7. ft ft 10. M, 12. PHA 7. Qels Event 7 9. Pop Or 12. SHAHOSIN - APS 9. PPA ft 10. 11 DON OYEPSTAD - Wreshng 7. ft i tflfilf PAflKfP - Sand 7. ft Po� Spmg Pro ft YoAryfcil ft PHA MW PEARSON - rh p«n. jlu Grou? 9. 12. Drana Out ft 10. Narc eng Band 8 ft � 0. ff. Sand ft ft 10. 11. 12. Gets Ei 12 Spmg Pro 10. 11. 12. NARK PEfCEP - No Ac es L JOE PETERSON - Narchng Band ft 10. 11. 12 RHONDA PETERSON - Soft 10. Bandit. 12. Choe 8.9. 10. 11. BYRONPEYSAP -PPA 11. 12. Ski mE RABENS - Speech 12. Narcheig ROB REYNOLDS - Foot 7. ft ft 10. Track 7. ft ft fft 11. 12 POefiRNGLER — PPA 10. 11. 12. � BOBBY ftPKA - Foot 7. ft ft fft 11, 7. ft haarnteei 11. 12 PAYE ROONEY - Track 10. 11. Po StCMSTl JANE GO ff li PfA 7. ft ft 10. lO.OolB i' ' i k ft Wrestkng9. 10. 11. � p H «I • Band 10. Bend 8. ft L P 11. 12. juahta Rm SHALL GAYlfSA W! - 12 Beset 8. ft 04iisn PFA ft ■ 1 9' v � .1. I. ULH0%Stcah re 9 11 if ft nr� � .� o t2,0rm8a � ft . , KATHY S Group 7,8.9 '� rpaars •a l • • ♦ W —f (MUStIA D • . U Srv saBii-yVf PfOGr WArw •; � 0. 11 Jhincfd Jj-uit (loufdn t (J3e the Same Uhe Senior C (as A JJiAtoru Lei's go back to the ole Fairview school days. We were all seperated into lour groups and had the 45-15 plan. The groups were decided by where you lived. Remember the group of girls walking down the hall and two ol them saying ‘ Noses Up Girls !? Funny, we are all good friends now. How about Mike N. and Laura A. hiding together at the 6th grade field trip at Rum River. Who knows what they were doing? Jane and Keri sliding with Richy and Steve D. Between the two buildings with just a kiss and a quick kick! Bobby R. Dressing up like a girl and had 3 guys chasing him around and Weeble asking him out. How about Mr Mattson‘s great stories about New Guinea? Totally destroying CarIL. glasses. Had to pay four dollars each for them to be replaced. Peggy and Jay bringing boxes of suckers to share with the class. Singing Early Morning Rain m Mr. Franz's class while he played the guitar. Track and Field day in 5th and 6th grade when group 2 always cried because group one would always win. And group 3’s teacher, Mr Martin — you guessed it — The Dying Cockroach! Then we moved on to the big High School, the school was a mess, we had our English classes in the New Gym and, remember throwing paper over to the next class? And, when we bought a booster flag fa our great football team to sign. How about when Ruth and Peggy had a peeping Tom underneath the outhouse while going to the bathroom. Remember Raymond? Our Varsity Team went to State Hanging out at the Paradise Theatre. Remember the scoliosis tests in the girls bathroom. Janet and Tammy quarreling in the bathroom. All those trips to the cabin with Maynaard. That great ski trip we planned to Duluth but only made it to Ouamba! The girls of the Senior Class would like to thank the administration for the great fun we had playing our Powderpuff Game??? Oh, well! It's been a great 12 years and let's hope everyone will be as happy after High School as we have been during our school years!!! PA JANDERMAN GERRY ANDERSON DOUG BASSETT PEG BLACK KELLY BOUS KRIS BREMER KIM BURK DAN DAHL LORIDAHLIN JUDY DOERING JIM DRABANT STEVE DRAHEIM PAM EASTLUND LYNN ERICKSON SUSAN FISCHER BETHGADOLA PAM GALL JANE GOTFREDSON GINA GRAHEC LYNN HARMS BRENT HALLSTROM DOUG HALLSTROM RUTH HARMAN CHUCK HaFMAN BRENDA HOHN JEANETTE HOLMSTROM JOE INGE BRAND SHL OH JOHNSON LORI JOHNSTONE LINDA JOS TAD KATHY JONES KERI KRAEICKI TONY KYLANDER JOHN LARSON JON LARSON TAMMY LINDQUIST LAURA LUTTRELL VALL LUTTRELL JEAN MCGUIRE WESMLLSAP KELLY MOREEN MIKE MUNTER RICKY NARVESON GREG NELSON MIKE NELSON SANDY NELSON RICH NORDSTROM JIMODENCRANS CHUCK OEHLEIN SHANE OSLN LYNN PEARSON XX PETERSON RHONDA PETERSON ROB REYNOLDS B0BF9PKA ROBIN RINGLER KATHY STROMBECK SUSAN STROMBERG DANSWATSKY DRUSLLA TATRO SCOTT TOENXS GAL TURNCLfF DANULSTROM BONNE WEDENOORF PEGGY WHTEFORD BRAD ZELLMAN 26 1Jear boob 93 for the JJirds! Layouts, typec copy titles, photos, and hassles with details and schedOes contributed to the 50% opout ratio thts year It was important to be one of few trained members or a senia with an art class) to survive I'm sure that Sue S remembers drawng countless layouts Anc Jean M typed all the SR activities starting ip! Then there's Jane G. long hours on the Sr portraits Kelly B and Mel W ran around town with their hands out fa $ loo Judy D did a tremendous shde show and assembly (with help from most of the staff) Greg remembers plastic cover orders' Gail. Tammy, and Keri recat nicknames, surveys, and the class history! Lisa Renee and Pam typed their hands off While kitchen. Diane and Deb remember fourth hour doing sports ark teachers. Mark D. sold baboons, popcan and a lot ol h s time on organizations kh I have fond memories of hekum batoons m the rain af homecoming. Taping Freebird in the choir room with Steve Draheim. mcknane changes photos of groups that women ' always cooperate and. after «I. the satisfaction ot the pubkshed product, despite not pleasing an of the people at ot the time. Our sales were even up this year due to a lot of planning and promotion Our Freebrd theme was meant to reach the entire senior class as a classic group of very free, independent souls — He the song Any attempt at gearing one song to a multitude of rtividuals always manag to sight someone. But. as representatives of the school, we always try our best to mdude as many facets ot ourselves (our school) as posstie. That's quite a task Read it, love it. appreciate it We thmk of you. our trends, all the while we make it' FLY FREE BIRDS! Advice from Martin Mark gathers materials 1982 IJeari ooli Staff Back: G. Nelson, C. Olson, E. Schneider, C. Toenies. S. Stromberg, J. McGuire. K. Krawiecki, A. Black. Middle: M Salmonson, R Mork, J. Golfredson, L. Smith, L. Johnson, R. Soulhwick. D Madson, D Dickinson, K. Krone. Front: T. Lindquist, G. Turnacliff, S. Stoddard. Not Pictured: K. Bous, P. Gall, P. Black, C. Toenies, M. Daly. M Weitzel. 31 ‘ni irror £ 8 Olieir J, ma r in 82 Changes 'Mirror' Thek Image in '82 To say that the jfirrdi experienced be a gross some cha unrMstah colix, ct tab wishes Joe B catches the scoop The Mirror Stall Lett L Orabant, S Rulner, T. Gorenson, and M On 32 Back T. Humphry, S Johnston. S Lacher, C. Olson, S Wtkenson, K Strombeck. S. Drahetn, M Hoff- man. Mr Hirsh MkMe S. Toenis. J. Larson. M tngebrand, K Votmer, L. Pearson. K. Bremer, B Brown Front: B Toens. D Hotznaget, G. Kilgore, T Becker. C. Toens, H Lndstrom, C. Nelson. L. Bremer Hew initiate CandiJaleA Class of 1982 Class of 1983 Black. Peg Bergstadt. Carol Harms. Lynn Johnston. Lisa Johnson. Shtoh Osterdyke. Sue Johnstone. Lori Stay. Tony Rooney. Faye Stewart. Russ Tumactff. Gat Trpp. Jim Back: S. Twait. L. Olson, B Ben- dckson. P Eastiund. D Gustafson. M Hunter. R. Narveson, C Oehrien, T. Anderson. S Johnston, E. Cook. S. Johnstone. S. Fisher. T. Kytander, K. Jones Nkddke C. Toens. B Brown, K. Bremer, L. Pearson. J. Posey. K. Strombeck, B Lanoue. K Ekgren. Front: D Haltstrom. V Wallace. D Streiow Not Pictured R. Bachman. S. Grosland. J Hotmstrom, M Rabens. S Boster. U Deis. J. Sjoberg. M Lndstrom 33 Back: M Oslerdyk. T Linder. M Johnstone, K. Fuller. M Engel. T McClellan. G Mast. R Ringlet Row 6: R Myers. J Larson. R Narveson. T Doering, D Slrelow H. Armstrong, A. Johnstone, T. Kylander, K. Richer!, S Oslerdyk Row 5: B Bendickson, E. Schneider. D. Thielen, R Udsluen, S. Kregar, S. Moore. D Bankers. Row 4 D. Strelow. S Grosland. K Wilkens, J. Miller. R Santtner. J Satnonson, R Hovland, M Morgan Row 3: K. Spiczka, M. Toenies, M Drabanl. T Boyce, K Black, R Johnson, 0 SawaUky. B Peysar Row 2: T Nelson, C Miller. D. Jabe, S. Zellman, P. Grosland, K. Ammerman, C. Faulkner. K. Lang, M Armstrong Front: D Rowley, 0 Grosland, G Nelson, B Myers, N Hovland. D Doering, D Oslenson, T. Fetanti 33Jl — 3arm Out! rosby Kemper Memoria! (■ t Kansas Cily, here we come The highlight of this school year for FFA was in November. Ten members attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. The Mora Chapter received a bronze certificate at the national level for Iheir work in the Building Our American Community program. The Mora program included the petunia beds along the highways in town, helping with the city boulevard tree planing, evergreen plantings at the airport and numerous activities involving cooperation with other community groups. One of our main projects recently was our Corn-for Susie Drive — collecting corn from farmers and picking corn. The sale results went to Camp Courage for Susie Myers of rural Mora. Dale Bankers, the leader of this project, reports that we have past our goal of $ 1,000. FFA contests are keeping many members busy, with high hopes for the Forestry, Crops, Poultry, Meats and Dairy Products groups. Daily work is involved during Iheir Independent Study hour, along with one night session per week. The Dairy Judging Team and General Livestock are already in the state contest in April. Both teams placed first in the District contest in December in St. Paul. We are hoping for at least three more first place finishes. Although a lot of work, the FFA does include the 'fun' outings as well scavenger hunt at the initiation, skiing at Wild Mountain, sliding at Hogs-back and roller skating at Rush City. I'd Ske to let you that I’ve had a wonderful time here. But remember — you don't have more fun than what you make it to be. I’m not homesick and everyone has been realy sweet tome. I expected it lobe more different here from Mora, Sweden Of course, the American habits and customs are different from what I’m used to, but I was very surprised to discover that the people basicaky are the same. I ttmk being away from old friends and what you are used to is good fa you. You learn how to take responsibility You get to know yourself better, and can change you behavior easier than in your hometown where everyone expects you to Back W Anderson, R Bachman, J. LaTourete Front: S. LaTourelle. S Oslerdyk, J Harms, Advisor — Ms Boyce ied £nerau Zr i St udent (Council Student Counci — Core of Activities Trie Student Council promotes student n- votvement. school sprrf. and makes the year a W e more tun it is also a training growl for political acton Because of the great Merest among memters. our counci has become one of the most active in the Central- Minnesota region The Student Cow « responsible tor homecomng. Itower sales, sno-daze. student store, and dances This ye , the Student Cound tried venous new ideas At homecomng there was an event lor everyday and a recepkon tor an akrm Also, the warm-fuzzy sale at Christmas went over wen considemg it was the first year One thing that has effected be cound is not havwig a regular meeting place Because of the. we do most of our work in rooms such as the teachers 's lounge or the smalt rooms n the library A knot enthusiasm, though (President Becky Lanoue) 12 Pm Deesmom v Pm Sieve Twt Sec Pam Eestono Tms Scoff Tomes 11 Pm TomUMvprvey V Pm JeenKrummei Sec Carol Bergstodi Trees Scott Lactwr 10 Pres Men. Pease V Pres Troy Hatotrom Sec Nancy HActmscn Trees CameOen 9 Pm Lenoetthtter V Pm Donovan Harmu Sec QgSmtth Trees Lynn Morganwec 8 Pres Boot Oekers V Pm Men Ftadabo Sec Lee Fore Trees TtnOgren 7 Pres Scott Anderson V Pm Dettve Hearts Sec Terry Bouttn Trees Lee Kennedy Back Mr Cook. B Eckman. W Gmahl. S Drahem. B Bufenhoff. C Oehrfein. B Lanoue. P Black. J McGuire. B. Lanoue. D Hals from Row 4 K. Brettmgen. R Harman. Row 3: D Sahlstrom. J. Peterson. F Blesi. S Saari. J Sjoberg Row 2: A. DeWitl. L. Johnson. T. Honstrom Front: M Satmonson. C Miter Back Ms Chambertan. D Bendckson. K Sandbothe. M Reese. S. Johnston. B Johnson. B Nelson. G. Johnston Row 2: D Render shot. A. Christian. M § Hoffman. D. Evenson. H. Gries. Front: S. Hemness. S. Pearson. R Mork. M Tripp. Speech ever The 1981-82 speech season began in Nov. and ended in April. We traveled throughout the state to participate in invitational tournaments. We attended the Rum River Conference Festival and competed in District 18 competition in Onamia. We'll miss our graduating seniors: Mike, The mime, Scott, whose gift of laughter brought a smile to all of our faces and Audrey, whose determination and positive attitude made this speech season one of the best ever. Our talented Junior High students and our returning speech veterans make the future years look very promising! 36 s T),lie production — ddiitlie Spirit IVini 1st in -d)iitrict Refused to be treated so rudely1 THE GANGS ALL HERE' Yes Sr! Don'lthmk you can be rid ol us so easily l‘m so contused Make up! Oke One Jet Pta� - Point of Of J,I heat re — oZ) tamu a oei 9t! Reverend Slater addresses the Waling family ‘It's not our place to question the w of the Lord. Jess. § CONCERT BAND Flu D Gustafson L Person B Coin K Bremer 1 Johnstone K Netson S Osterdyk J SfOberg C Strom Gmaht D Stenskom EFlataemet N Gatscfiel K Skombeck S Goktsmth L Gerhart BFIalClarnei H Uork C BergslacJt Oboe C Toaraes O — — ft novi nu L Garun K Bun Teno� Seiophone K EBng 4 Johnstone 0 Tracy U HupCfS K Jones A hamate Bass Ctom H HMctwKon K Stark m r pp S Hamness Seiophone U HorgaanJ R Hannon R 8 v Tnenpel Trorrbone 8 Lanoue D Hoimagef C Oahhat) T Honakom 7 Hjmphrey y Dm y thgetxanrt J Nontskom I Ofson C LaComba E Cook D UtStrom Bemone A Hokmkom C y VanDnet C. Oen J Danetson S Twatt C Berry f Rooney B EBaon 6 ScfaJtr Percuwion Tube C Gamahi G True T Stark y Saknonson Bemone Seiophone B Hakskom I Peterson S Toenes y mis French Horn 6 hkgote J Larson S Aft T arsify fUe J Akkermm. T Boukn A AMholt. L Cook. 0 Tatro C Bagne. H WHamson. I Anderson. C Cook. T Heapc U Peterson. K Gad B Flag Damet R HoRbeck. U Everson. L Sunderman. $ Bosks E Kramer. R Chris kanson. I. Fore. I SchwwUer. C Klapmeier. M Kent E FM Clamrt f Kendal J Dovenmuehla. S Boyer. S Conton D Cassman. 0 Gustation Saxophone T Iangerud Trombone L Water J Ehngson S Anderson Trunpei A Dewrtt B Ofcon A Fndskom. M Sean J Cheney. 0 Kaas. J Hour. G Watson. S Can. 1 CoWn. S Carda Tube r Hewer. P Grostand. u Swenson R BUn. B Nelson. K. Fore. K Bretteigen. I Bwmal. S SaNskom W Bosler. B Eckman junior Flute C Sundet, J Person B Hrwn. J Conton. B Osiers. A Koch. S WMams. u Gtben. J Dysoger. S Roeschlern. T Gustafson R Tyter Oboe K Hohn Clamel 0 Jatro. L Kotie. J Longwodh. R Goettredaon. M GSbed. J Norstrom. T Hewtn. T fkjegge C Peterson. W Caswei, C Terhaar. S Dato. H Grm. S Herman. C Carda. T Herwkt. K. Bterdo. C Kapoos. C Sawauky. L Kytander. N Grostand Bass Clannel R Peterson Saxophone L Kennedy. C Anderson. T Btesi U Nelson. D Sahtskom. F Bleu P nenOCfSnOI Tenor Saxophone B Jerqued. U Norland. K Rooney. Horn I Chnshansen Banone 0 Gotscfial. B Sktkcom Trombone A Crider. S Saan. A Johnstone. U Everson. E Ketkng Trumpet D Hohn. S Pearson. 0 Tracy. 0 DaNbetg. 0 Cook. D Hawkms. D Kiepsa. P WJkene, C. Sundet. K Pierson. S Everson. S Hunter J. Fekend. T Kaoter. R Evenson. K Klepsa A Sechrtst. A Dmytryszyn Bass I Toletson. W Gabnetson Percussion A Fndskom. P wmamson. J Tumet. J Bremer. K Heapcfa. P Kent. J. Ke y. T Sundsvotd. K LaCombe Wet. the scoop is that the Mot Band picture was damaged The names of these future musicians are listed to the left, however... Such is He' ro j}uzz Sand 'll limbers Back B Lanoue, L. Pearson, S. Osterdyke, C. Oehrlei . D Hoiznagei, J. Nordstrom, M Deis, T. Honstrorr Middle N GotschaH, A. Johnstone. E Cook. L Olson. Front: T Humphrey. D Gustat son, S. Toemes, B Colin. M Hapaafa. 43 Ruth shouts her leelngs Slave 2)ay — Nurse Scolt and Pal the Easier Bunny a oir promotion Sums to xtrauag ance Scolt rushes oft to serve I Dree in C oncert Ch oir Attol S Fischer Soprano 1 Soprano II J. Doering B Gadola K. Burk R. Peterson J Gotfreson G Grahek P Fast fund K Moreen M Orr K Ekgren i Pearson D Madson S Melton D Dickinson C Toemes C Bergstadt L. Johnson W Kamszler K Moreen K Neison R Ho viand i Bremer J Sunder man S. Oslerdyk L. Olson M Salmonson J Krummel K Dickinson V. Narveson C Miller M Dtcctarm N Hutchinson B Toemes C. Toemes K. Turnachfl B Myers N. Gotschai M Morgen week J. Thomson R. Mork B Cotm M. Rowley S. Hemness M Lindstrom R.HnU T Becker K Dahl Mo i B Black K Strombeck J Lohmeyer B Harman Tenor 1 C. Hoffman Tenoc N Baritone M Hoffman T Hebetsen Bass J. Ingebrand S. Draheim B Lanoue K Votmer M Munter J Larson P. Anderman J Sfoberg J Danielson S. Johnston B Schmidt J ENngson K Stark D HoUnagel T. Doemg S. Lacher C. Olson A Ekgren G Kilgore T Humphrey R Myers W Hebeisen V Wallace C Lacombe D Stevens M Deis K.Fuler A Johnstone M VanDnel T. Honstrom S mkenson T. HaAstrom B Brown R Long worth C. Berry S. Gries D. Laytart M Dtckmson B. Funk J. Nordstrom S.Moe D Strelao M tnretxand W Gmahl S Goldsmith D Tracy G. Chen B Stokjmst M Mills M Reese M Osterdyk Back: A Dewitt, S. Conton, B Schuldt, A. AlthoM, R Rottbeck, D Evenson Middle: E Cramer. L. Sunder man, M Kent. K Fore. Front: G. Smith, K. Peterson, L. Morgen week Back D Lutz. D Everson. B Unger. G Watson. A DeWitt. Kt Saar, Middle G Johnstone. K Peterson. 0 Hannu. J Akkerman. Front J. Mount, L Sunderman EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR — 1981-82 D Anderson LHohn R Anderson K Hohn J. Anderson B. Hulcfmson W Anderson E. Aar W Anderson J. Krentop C Bagne K LaCombe B Bendtckson T Lamere U Berg L. Langerud J. Black J. Longwet) B Butenhotl $ IMs D Cassman U IMsap B Caswei 1U Nelson C Cook J. Norstrom A Crider B Oekers U Datson J. Ogren B Eckman B Oten D Epsen L. Onascfi R Fetde S. Pearson G Felton J Peterson M Fladebo C Pittman T Fktegge S Reynolds L For ere S Roeschlem B Gake J. Saan U Gtten K Salmonson F. Goodno J. Sandberg D GotscaHI K Seefetc H Ones J. Shafer N Grosland C Sundet D Gustafson U Swenson T Haapofa D Tatro S Haistrom J. Taylor D Hebe ) T TempAn K Hemness L ToAetson B Herwig B True J Hewitt P W ens D. Hocum S WAAams 48 7th CraJe Choir Wemh erS S Ammerman SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR — 1981-82 V. Fredrickson J Hones S Saan D Armstrong A. Frids trom C Kaddatz D Sahostrom F Blest M Gtoert T Kadlec M Saknonson R Blest R Gotfredson D Keehr P Sandbothe T Boutin S Grace L Kennedy C Sawatzky J. Bremer L Grahek P Kent B.SchMdt J. Conlon K Haapofa A Koch M Schultz S Douglass M HaHstrom S Lindquist A Schweitzer S Douglass R Hardy, Jr E Lmeburg A. Sechrist K Drost D Hawfms B Mar quart S Stevens J Dysnger J. Hebeisen N Mayer C Sundet B Etkson T Hewitt S McCullough D Thtelen T Epsen L Hocum M Miltsap M Turnachtl M Evenson M Hovland A Nelson G Vokmer R. Evenson T Jacobson P Peterson V WHkens S. Everson J Lisa R Peterson L Williams S Favilla D. Johnson Z Rittenour P Wikamson 7th CjraJe QirL Si nSem Back S Grace, L. Jensen, F Blest, L. Kennedy, J Conlon, B Schuldt Middle D Hawkns, M Hovland. S. Everson, A Nelson. R Gotfredson Front: A Koch, V Wtlkens. M Halls trom, D SaNstrom u o s Concert CjirfA CnAem (CniemUe ft emljerl Back: J. Larson, K. Moreen, K Stark, S. Lacher kMdte T Becker, M Hottman, J. Nordstrom, B Gadola, D Holznaget, S Wikenson, L. Pearson. T. Honstrom. Front: K Strombeck. T. Humphrey, J. Gotfredson, B. Toenies, G KUgore, C. Toenies Varsity Hockey: Back K Dickenson, J. Gotfredson, D Tracey. Front: M Rowtey, K. TurnacHfl Cheerteedws me me yowot people who stand out at sports everts because ot me enmrtosm mujskM They are noticed tot the posters may make and me dances may pertotm They ere looked it) to by tdfie gets mho. one dey. hope to meet He mrtrms end teed the crowds But sometenes me cheerteeders do not get the recognfion they deserve lor me energy pnde. love, end most ol at the mte pul t ms acfivtty Ohen me cheerteeders ere abated tor whet may've done or lot somedwig ewy short hove done Time Wways seems to be someone who me s e short neve been done Vm may or that way More tfigh School short be proud otm yew s cheerteeders They conmjoOy dspteyed the quokhes expected ol cheerteeders - teodetsr . confidence snowmensftp concern, dertefion energy sportsmen % pefience. end above ei. pnde Cetdy Stmness end Becky Borgmertn Advisors Back Row K Strombeck. J Sfoberg. K Stark kltddie Row: C Bergstadt Front Row Advisors Bagman and Stamness L Pierson That little ole sgn maker .. Coaches Orazem and ffeie ZJennis ! The highlight of the year was having Mora receive all conference honors for 2 very deserving individuals, Tfflj iliyi miinrinnrf (frn The 1981 Girls Tenni: Team year ago to 3-7 overall and a 2-4 conference rec The Mustangs finished ifth in 4 Uekt of Sfven in Rum ver Conte fen Mary leaps to the challenge! A. Koch. J Peterson. T Kaddatz. S. Rochtne, T Gustafson. L. Johnson. B Franz. K. Pederson. Coach Orazem. B Shulz. M mgebtand. L Kennedy. L. Tolelson. K Dahl. R. Uork. 0 Kechr. S Grace. S IMs 55 DootUO. oray MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT OF THIS SEASON — Ifl have to name only the play of the t a VooWWdl fcv z: il The] for me, it would have to be 40-22 victory over last game of the the Mora its Captams: D Haltstrom, J. Ingebrand. S. Toemes p The Junior Varsity finished the season with a rec ord ary with many of those players stepr % wear into arsHy rotes, the Future of Musti ?l s ver, bright. fine CoaA eA: and (jauffin t derri n and e.r9Lfi Back Row Coach Gauffrn. Coach Diez. Manager W Anderson, Cheerleaders: J Sfoberg. L Pearson. K Strombeck. K Dickenson. C. Bergsiadt. Coach Bergloft. Coach Perrin. J. Torgeson Fifth Row: D. Pore, K. Gotfredson. J Elhngson. B. Smith. J. Bos, M Johnstone. D. Kylander. S. Gries. M Osterdyke. K. Stromberg. J. Danielson. T Stay Fourth Row: D Hoznaget. B Schmidt. M Wienreich. C. LaComb. J. Nordstrom. M Mills. J Peterson. C Berry. G. Kilgore, G. Punk. T. Stark. R Schmidt Thrd Row S. Johnstone. D Stevens. L Osterman. T Honstrom. T Pederson. E. Cook. C Brettingen. S. Lacher. J. Black. T. Doering. T Hjmprey. C Gmahl. Second Row: L Erickson. S. Twait. T. Kylander. S Drahewn. T. TheHin. M Nelson. T HaUstrom. W Schultz, S WHkenson. M Diez, B Hatstrom. B Ben dickson. First Row: D Ulstrom, K VoUmer. D Dahl. M Engel. J Ingebrand, S Toenies. D HaKstrom. D Combs. J Larson, C. Oehnetn, J. Larson. T FeUand Not Pictured: K Stark 56 fhntk Back Row: D Lutz, J Cheney. L. Witter. T Linder, D Theten, J. Fokema. S Saari Fourth Row R. Udstuen, R. Johnson. D Radermacher. B Lanoue, J Ekngson, B Olson. M Swenson Third Row: K Hah orson, D Rowty. T Biernat. R Boyce, W. Koch, S. Kreger Second Row: Coach Antonson. K Brettnger. R. Bkjm, R Megger ness. Coach Hanowoki First Row: S Sahlstrom. D. Hannu Coach J Nelson. D. Tracy. J. Norton. R Johnstone, P Gross. S Dahtn. Coach J Sahlstrom Row Three: T Moslothi. J Schafer. B Hutcherson. B Caswet. R Felde. B Butenhofl Second Row: R. Ponto. B Canpbet. T. Laymer. M Boster. D Anderson. B Gat. W. Enckson First Row: K LaCombe. J Lang, D Hebetson. kt Berg, B Sechrist, T. Harthon. D Epson. M Fladebo. G. Felton Back Row: B Cook, A Fridstrom, R. Blesi. E m hg, J. Hetmbrecht Third Row G Hendrickson. J Hebetson, J Fetend. R. Adler, L Anderson. P Peterson. M Tumacttf. T Suns void. Second Row: S. McCutough. D True. D Lancraei, T Norton, G. Hatstrom. W Gabuneison. R. Ruud, C Kaddatz First Row: D. Johnson, U. Schultz. B Butenhofl, T. Epsen, P Wtkamson. Coaches J. Sandy, J. McCotough Seven tk football: JJ, (tenge of strength, agility and wit?! 57 Warm ips are a must! A little tun before the photo Back Row: S. Cassman, T. Schwartz, C. Olson, M. Billstrom. Second Row: Coach Everson, B. Skillacorn, T. Ogren, J. Sandberg, S. Douglas, D. Smith. Front Row: L. Parker, C. Harrison. 58 Vanity Voffeybail Jias 3h Up and r £)ownS Back Row Left: B. Lanoue. M Norgaard. Second Row: A. Engblom, K. While. Front Row V. Wallace. Back Row Right: A. Johnstone. J. Krummel. Second Row: P. Black, J. Sunderman. K. Burk. Front Row: B. Brown. It was a tough schedule this year and the team worked hard to maintain their goals of teamwork, enthusiasm, and aggressive spiking. It was unfortunate that some people couldn't finish the season. One of the strongest players. Peggy Black, was hurt halfway through the season, too. But. a couple of highlights during the season were going 3 games against Princeton and St. Franes. Also, out of an 8 team tournament at North Branch. Mora played in the consolation round and played a total of 12 games during the day. The overall record for the season was 8 wins-7 losses and. in the conference. Mora was sixth out of nine teams with a 4 wm-5 loss record. The All-Conference selection and top server and hitter for the season was junior Angela Johnstone. Honorable Mention went to senior Kim Burk. Most valuable was Jean Krummel. Most Improved went to junior Julie Sunderman. Enthusiasm Spirit Award went to senior Becky Lanoue. The On-the-Net Award went to senior Kelly White. The Knee-Pad Award went to senior Peggy Black. Peggy serves Becky on the go Kim warms up 59 This takes ski! — Deb Tracey VJB- Jt’ a Set Up ! The H O.'s! Back Row: R Motschenbacher. R Rowtey, W Gmahl, Kt Salmonson, K Long worth. D Stenstrom. K TumadKf, Coach BtomdaN Second Row S. Hetmbracht. N GotschaK. D Tracey. C Toemes First Row N Hutchinson. M Lndstrom, D Tatro Not Pictured Ann Kawatek Back Row Coach R Boyce. B SchuU. A Johnstone. J Conton. F Blest. T Bna. M Salmonson Front Row S. Douglass. T. Boutn. D Sahlstrom. C. Luebke. M Houtand, V Fredrickson. M Gttoert €i9U Back Row Coach J Schuch. B Bering. C Bagne. D Gustafson. D Tatro. H Ghes Second Row C Cook. K Hohn. K Salmonson. L Fkjegge First Row M GAbert. J. Longworth. i. Fore Back Row A DeWitt. S Conlen. K Fore. K KotHer. Coach Chamberlin TfwdRow K Black. J Akkerman. R Christianson. T Boutn. 6. Smith Second Row J Salmonson. K Kylander. L. Cook. E Kramer. C Larson. K Pederson Front Row P flp ca. L Sunderman. S Boster tlinli - J junior umpS 3n 61 K Burk takes a shot Uardity earns Back Row: Coach Gaufftn. M Ingetxand, P Black Third Row B Scheldt, W GmaN, M Norgaard. H Ovsak Second Row: C. Keehr. N Hutchinson, B ianoue, K Pederson. J. Krummet. K Burk. Front Row K Krone. Manager — R. Motschenbaker J Bous. M Deis. C. Oehrlein, D HaOstrom. S Lacher. D Gustafson. E. Cook. T Stay. T Hatstrom. D Lutz. T. Honstrom. S Pederson. D Strefow. 62 junior l ardity earns G. ft , 8 Bous. 0 Lutz. IU Vandnet. D. Stretow. C Berry. J. Peterson. S Johnson. S Moe. B Lanoue Back Row: K KoHter. L. Fraz. S Conton. A Dewitt. Coach Bierbrauer Front Row L Morganwick. P Rpka, M. Peterson. — Our team was not very lal but we were quick and we would have to use our quckness it we were going to win many games So to get us in shape Coach Heitkamp made us run z s . if) to 15 ol them AI that hard work paid ottpretty quick as our team beat Chicago Lakes in overtime That wn hefted al our players gam confidence and believe that we could play with the best teams around The totowmg week alPmeCityl ryured my loot which sidekned me a month But. the team went on tbeat them by almost 30 points Other memorable games were oka victories over North Branch and St Francis North Branch had a huge team but. our quickness out did them. The St. Francis game was the one that everyone wit always remember We were down by 9 points al the half But. we came back to win in 3 overtime periods This wm was especialy good for me because I feel we got them back for what they did to us in tootbal Over al. this season was realy fun and the guys on the learn were really great to play with Doug Halstrom Co Captain — In practice one day. Doug and t were Vying to guess how many tree-throws we had shot during our Ives We guessed a couple thousand Chuck Oehrlezi Co-Captain — The Mora Bey 's BB team was one of the major supnses m the Rum River Conference Pre season pots picked the Mustangs to finish last Instead, they made a bid lor the Vtle1 The Coach Back Row K Krone. B Schuldt. H Ovsak. W Gmahl. Coach Tumbul Front Row C Keehr, N. Hutchinson. M Norgaard Back Row: Coach Ferrm. M Saari. J. Barnes. D. Kaas. G. Watson Middle Row 8 Olson. T. Biernat. B Lanoue. S Anderson. A. Fridstrom. Front Row A Becker. M Erickson. D Harmu. C Woofhouse, M Toenies 63 2 Back G. Felton. T. Masloski, B Butenhofl. M Berg, R Ponto KkkMe J. Sandberg. D Klepsa, D. Hohn. P. Gross. B Sechnst Front: S Pearson. S. HaMstrom, D. Anderson. M Nelson Manager T LMyerd Back B Buttenhotl. G. VoMmer, B Ehson, S. Saari. C. Mastostc. T. Sund- svotd. Front: K. Klepsa. R Adler, B Mar quart, A. Fndstrom, G. HaMstrom. K. Rooney I 64 D Gustafson. J. Long worth. B Her wig. M GMberi, J. KeMy. C. Cook. K. Salmonson. S. Whams Back Row: L Kennedy, F Blest. D. Howkn, T. Gustafson Third Row: W Kraft. B Taylor, L. Port Second Row: C. Teecher, B. Schulat. C. Anderson, R. Gotfredson Front Row: R. Peter- son, M HaMstrom, S. Aerman Seniors K Bisk, B Lanoue. and P Black led the team Dan acknowledges 'he ref's decision David sports the Mustang motif _________ Dale dekes past hfa mponer,' Chrts warms up before the game Back Coach Baldwin. K Gotredson. J Ingebrand. T Humprey, S Hunter. D Theien, J. Etkngson. and Coach Hunter Middle T Fore. R Schmdt, S. Wikenson. C Bretmgen. D HoUnagei, C Lacomb, B Schmidt, and Coach McCoHough Front R Boyce. G Kolgore. J Nordstrom. B Smith. kV Koch. R Nordstrom. J Kadlec 66 Our season this year showed a lol of im- provement over last year. We've accom- plished. in two years, what other sports may never accomplish. We feel that setf-discptine is a major factor in our accomplishments Jeff Kadlac This is the first year Mora has had High School Hockey cheerleaders. They took time to learn mounts and stunts on ice There were many nights with the weather being below zero but it didn't bother these girls. They stayed out there and kept cheering for their team The things the girls remember most is the guys cheering on the way home and their unsuccessful efforts in building a Data Dome Hockey Cheerleader ... CLJ,Jt Out! A Goate's «w s AfvCT done1 67 Back Bow T. Kylander. B Hallslrom. T. Hebeison. T. Fekand. C Gmahl, IV Hebeison Front Row T Ringer. B Smith, D Stevens. S. Goes. M BMstrom junior ? !7.a, junior .Liiylt Hr am Back: J. Black. E. Schneider. M Swenson. B. Lachinski. Middle: B. Unger. D. Back: Coach Holmgren. P. Kent, D. Smith. J. Black. S. Stevens Middle W Kylander. T Lewison. M Mis Front: T. Hewitt. S. Bosler, S. Sahlstrom. M Gabrielson. D Hebeison, T Uyard Front: J Hebetson. E Her Orabant. (Coach Paulson) Varsity Wrestling Highlights — We started slow and ended intense. — Despite 8 newcomers, all scored team points in first tourney — KYLANDEFhchamp — Best dual meet against SaukRapids 42-15 (JV 48-9) — Brian Smith and Tony Kylander were Co- captains as well as title Champions. — Kylander defeated 2 state entrys in the same day! — We finished 2nd of 8 teams in Mora Tourny. — Severe cold and snow eliminated Mora at Monticello Tourny. — Smith and Kylander broke dual meet nearfall record. Smith holds this record. This relisseerig one ol Mora 's fries . Brian Smith 69 Back Row: T. Schwartz, H. Johnstone. S. Johnstone. J. Larsen. C. Olson. S. Drahiem, A. Johnstone. K. Kylander L. Johnstone. Coach Broberg. Third Row A. Johnstone. L Kylander R. Hovtand. C. Ramson. Second Row T. Ogren. B. SkJkcom. R. Johnstone. D Sahtstrom. K4 Montand. S Hunter S HkIs D Gotschak Front Row. A. Dmytryszyn. S. Douglas s. pec i a fluents Queen — Peggy Black King — Dan Utstrom “We’ve Only Just Begun, this year's theme for homecoming, barely did begin ... or, maybe never should have. We started out without the usual outdoor Pepfest ... due to rain. The Powderpuft game was cancelled in- definately! And, there was no half-time band, either. Coronation even got off on a ‘bad fool,' so to speak . . . Our Queen received her crown on crutches! There was one positive note. Our Mustang football team was VICTORIOUS. And, there was a dance afterwards to celebrate!!! W.'n Only ust (J equn Junior Attendants Keiy Dickenson Matt Deis 73 rJiuura danestad TdoenieS h)]aria dlindstrom 2)Je Strefo iou JCettt, Wkite WarL €n9J { eth (judofa CkucL OeUin Jdomecoming 1981 J}ane (jotfredson J° yebrand 74 Sue. Kathy. Becky, and Ruth Blue is Beautiful! Guest Speakers: Pam Easttund Steve Twait (Eleventh (jrade What are some of your favorite tunes? Elvira — Oak Ridge Boys Back in Black — AC DC Queen of Hearts — Juice Newton Endless Love — Lionel Richie Dianna Ross Step by Step — Eddie Rabbit For Your Eyes Only — Sheena Eastland Old Time Rock and Roll — Bob Seger Jessie's Girl — Rick Springfield Keep on Loving You — REO A Favonie Character — Renee Uotschenbacher Trudy Altholl Janet Ammerman Lori Ammerman Sherry Anderson Tammy Anderson Terry Anderson Uary Armstrong Debbie Axtman Lnda Bates Don Beck rich Carol Bergstadt Audri Black Jim Black Steve Bosler Brad Botzet Joe Boos Luci Bremer Craig Brettmgen 76 Becky Brown Cindy Caswet Durand Chandler Eric Cook Jon Danielson Man Deis Chris Delaney Debbie Dickinson Kety Dicknson TimDoemg Laura Drabanl Amy Ekgren Jack EUngson Virginia Elwood Amy Engbkxn David Fletschfresser Dan Fore Todd Fore David Franz Busier Fntche Kevin FuBer Gal Gashn Lai Gearhart Tom Goranson Diane Gro stand Karl Gottredson Kevn Graber Jett Gunderson Dan Gustafson Nel HaAand Eleventh (jrade What are some of your favorite tunes? Belle Davis Eyes — Kim Carnes TNT — AC DC Take It on the Run — RE0 Shut Up Your Face — Another One Biles the Dust — Queen Another One Rides Ihe Bus — Al Yankovick Boy From NY City — Manhatten Transfer Beach Boys Medley — Beach Boys Freebird — Lynyrd Skynyrd ftcky Off mades an office cal Jeff Hanson Jeanette Harms Cindy Harrison Beth Harthan Wes Hebeison Barb Hetrhbrecht Don Hoiznaget Todd Honstrom Rhonda Hovtand Tom Humphrey David Jabe BH Johnson Lisa Johnson Melssa Johnson Angela Johnstone Steve Johnstone Scott Kaksiewski Wendy K nets tier 78 Kim Krone Jean Krummei Scott Lacher Susan LaTourefle Dense Loose DmaeMadson Gary Mast Tim McCteitan Bonne McKinnon Rhonda Moore Kim Moreen Marityn Mork Renee Motschenbacher Scott Munter Rich Myers Kathy Nelson Mark Netson Roger Nordtocken Melody Norgaard Terry Oetmann Chris Otson Cindy Olson Lynette Otson Rita Olson Happy Birthday. Jon! 1Joe Bous 79 What are some of your favorite sayings? What's the scoop? Gooner Wrong Is that right? Oh, very funny. Get high on yourself. How's it going? We're through playing now. Terry Anderson retaxes after English Ricky Orr David Oslenson Susan Osterdyk Larry Os ter man Hotke Ovsak Dan Pavek Todd Pederson M Posey Mark Prokosch Donna Radermacher Colleen Reynolds Kurl Richert Ray Rpka Sue Rufener Bob Saby Robm Sanflner Brian Schmidt Gary Schultz 80 Wade Schultz Judy Sfoberg Brian Smith Linda Smith Ronda Southmck Krista Stark Tony Stay Doug Stevens Chris Strom jUfce Sunderman Gerald Sybrant Esther Tatro Beth Thunborg Terry Tober Carol Toentes Goa Torgerson Jim Tripp Gene True Not Pictured: Tony Aushnson Dale Bankers Debbie Bauman Richard Berg Terry Brkaker Chris Gmahl Rich Hodman Curt Jones 81 £feventli Cjrade What are some of your favorite sayings? 82 me mantans a mysterious smite in science t Jenth Cjracli Mary heads toward Math Janice Anderson Jennifer Anderson Lisa Anderson Walter Anderson Craig Bagne Loren Bahtmann Terry Becker Deb Bendickson Gary Gergstadt Chris Berry Loren Btckng Roberta Blest Juke Blum Tabitha Booth Brian Bous Brenda Buchana Troy Chandler Kris Dahl It w be a black and silver halt-ton Chevy pick-up with four wheel drive and leather seats % .+ My vehicle would be a van Nice and roomy and fast! ft would be a dark blue and dark wndows A 4x4 Chevy Dark red with master mudders A red converttle Spitfire An ideal vehicle would be a three wheeled pick-ip that's hot pink, with purple fur on the dash QJ -Q .O -c s o X o It would be a slick, sharp looking raong car so I could ffy with the wind Roarng down the Nghways of hie ft would be a Lambagehn with a V-12, 651 cubic inch engine Keystone classic rims, with slicks all around that gets 50 mpg but does 300 mph I would like to have a street hke It would be race, say a Yamaha 550 a something kke that This would be nice fa it wodki be economical and yet big enough to get you places I think an ideal vehicle would be a Firebird with mag wheels, the car would be yetow with black interia with fur in the back wndow. AM and FM radio with cassette A simple one A pat of roter skates, with a mota in the heel of each skate A remote control unit n your hand would operate, slow. fast, and turning ■Jg Icesno Buggy It 's a four wheel drive buggy in the summer In the writer the tires change to sno tracis on the lake it changes to blades Mostly used n the mooHains and areas Ike that Stuart Maurer's magnahon soars Marty Dailson Faye Datey Denise DeJong Michele Dtcknson Dale Doermg Conn F ashier Kelly Fredrickson Greg Funk Wendy GmaN Suzy Goldsmith Nancy GotschaK M Graves Shane Ones Paula Gunderson Mark Haapo a Troy HaHtrom Kris Hamberg Shan Helmbrecht 84 Shelly Hemness RuthHnU April Hdmstrom Nancy Hulchmson Mary Ingebr and Robert Johnson Scott Johnson Mari Johnstone Gary Jolstad Ann Kawalek Cindy Keehr Greg Kilgore DanKytander Chris LaCombe Jim Lang Lisa Larson David Laytart ToddLewtson Kety Long worth Russ Long worth Dawn Mattson Stuart Maurer Come Miter Mchael Mils David and Craig conduct experiments 85 used to make it fly. also So in the md e of a big traffic jam you just push a button and you're ffying! This special kttle flying car runs on water. too! Very inexpensive! Would be a Lear jet. I would have a brand new one with a couch, t. v., bar. waterbed. kitchen, and a bathroom in it. My car is red and has mag ttes and has a 550 engine n it and it has an oi spray, loggers and it is called the get away car q My ''dream car has always been a Corvette with a royal blue exterior that is -O so shmy that when kght hits it it reflects it and my car just glows The interior would be a plush powder blue velvety material, and swivel seats Those .y seats are so comfortable that when you sit in them you just completely relax •5 behind the wheel of my vette A black Corvette with pnstrppng. mag tires, soft interior and automatic Would be a sleek, shiny, new 'vette Of course it would have a sunroof and complete sound system inside Would be a car that was fast and racy but very classy It would have a leather interior and a the latest gadgets plus a few extra The motor would be racy and fast, when I needed it fa those times when you just can't help but put the peddle to the metal Renee Mork takes it easy after a long one Scott Moe Mekssa Morgen week Renee Mork Aneette Moss Barbara Myers Sheiy Myers Vicki Narveson Dan Nelson Tracey Nelson John Nordstrom Joey Oestreich Cary Oien Mike Osterdyk Mike Ovsak Lisa Parker Kris Pederson Arlee Peterson James Peterson 86 Bonne lakes a break with a triend before period 5 Scott Peysar Mark Reese Tony Rmgier Ramona Rowley AnnSaby Rkchete Satmonson Tracy Schehn RobSchmdt Cindy Schweitzer Pautetta Schwendeman KreSjoberg Deanna Skare Kelly Smth Kay Spiczka Detayne Stenstrom Bart Slolqusl David Sirelow Craig Stromberg Denise Tatro Jett Thompson Juke Thompson Bonne Toenes Cathy Toenes Debby Tracy Mary Trip Cathy T atl Uar VanDnet Joe Wison Hark Wetretch Not Plowed i i Qn ri, « m « tar oecxman Scon Bra Brenda Coin Kevf) Fratzke Tammy Goto BKhard Grummons Troy Lohmeyer Guy Luckrg Jmmy Soderqvst Kns TimacHf Todd Voss Tan Voss 88 What are some of your favorite p Bemg with friends Budding thmgs Ptaymg football Eating Hunting Takmg Gomg to football games Coon hunting Playing sports Job working Rid fig horses Sknng Partymg Getting mto trouble Dancmg Wrestkng Ridmg bicycle Roller skatmg Ptaymg pool Fixmg motors Watching t.v Rtdmg cycle Ptaymg basketball Not gomg to school Ptaymg goit Vacations Takmg a walk Writing letters Makmg paper airplanes Lrstenmg to tapes Sightseeing Reading Ptaymg hockey Ptaymg piano Day dreammg Bow hunting John Cheney passes the time Jon Akkerman Amy Althotl Bot t} Ammerman Kenneth Ammerman Debra Anderson Juke Anderson Steven Anderson Joseph Barnes Andrew Becker Tern Bechman TomBtemal Tmothy Bma Kathy Black Ricky Bkjm Sheryl Boster Randy Botzet Tammy Boutin Tony Boyce Kirk Brettmgen Steve Carda Stacy Carr Wade Cashman Steve Cassman John Cheney Dawn Christensen Roxanne Christianson Troy Cohn Suzanne Corion Laura Cook Mark Daly Angela DeWitt Ake Dovenmuerie AAkeDrabani Jason Ehngson TomEngbtom Mke Erickson Dense Evenson Mary Everson Charie Faukner Art Field Deanna Fleischtresser JodFoikema Kathy Fore Barbara Franz Adam Fndstrom Kvnberty Gaul RondaGWner Ph Q Grosiand Heather Hatpaus KeHh Hatvason Donovan Hannu Robert Heggernes Raymond Helmbrecht Anthony Hewitt Renee Hottbeck Douglas Jabe Loretta Janousek Jute Johnson Ronald Johnson Glenn Johnston Shawna Jones David Kaas Tamara Kaddatz Cheryl Ka wale Karla Kendall kksty Kent Cathy Klapmeier Wade Koch Ken Kottler Larry Kratt EBen Kramer Steven Kreger Ken Kylander Bnan Lachetskt Tern L angerud Bruce Lanoue Conne Larson Judrth LaTourete B y LAe Angela Lexiqiast Hoiy Lucketg David Luti Kevei Mattson JBMerwn Jeffrey KBBer Lynn Morgen week Rebecca Nelson Suzy Olen Brian Olson Jackie Oslerman Corree Parker Knstei Peterson Mekssa Peterson DennsPieneB Donald Radermacher Kevei Reynolds Kevei Reynolds ffys off the handle Keitt) ,akes P 9 91 kkchaetSaan Steven SaHstrom MSatnonson Kim Ssndbothe Renee Santtner SueSchecher Rebecca Schutdt Ten Schwartz Leann Schweitzer Jason Schwinn Kkchaet Sfoberg Brent Smith Georg Smith Roxanne Southmck Lisa Sunderman Gai Surtnarborg Mark Swenson Danet TNelen Myron Toenes Bette Torgerson Richard Udstuen Robenunger George Watson Coteen Westing Not Picttied Howard Armstrong Dawn Harvey Catty Lang Todd infer Jack Luckng Not Proved Lame Mattson Vtncekkets Tina Nelson Km Schein (Sue Berg — sorry you're it End) 92 Dale Anderson Jam Anderson f chard Anderson Wayne Anderson Wendy Anderson Yvonne Anderson CartrBagne Alan Bsunann Beth Bend son UchaeiBerg Kevn Btcktng Jerry Black Tammy Biesi Tmotry Bkss Hchaei Bosler c . 5 w 0 I o -c o o 0 •§ 1 (Liglith Cjrcide What I woMd look tor in a girl would be a kind, considerate girl She would hare to be cute and loving I would want her as my friend and other people's triend. loo I the a grt has to be live teet. five inches Island a waist ot 22 nches and black har and a good personality and humorous They should be a kite shy but not dumb and also must have leehngs I took tor someone that's loving, wants and needs to be with you but sn't dependent on you. Someone who is mature enough tor a good relattonshp. but yet not always having to be a sexual retationshfi Someone who is mature but yet always ready to kid around, someone who respects you tor what you are and doesn 'I try to change anything about you. In any sort ot a tnend is toyal-shp My ma or problem is trends who mislead you by teasing you when fas other friends are around Then later on says he's a loyal friend That's not a true triend. k good frendshf) is based on the personakty Most people ust look on the outside, but a real friendship begins inside I like them especially if they are a ktlle quel. shy. cute, talented take it it they 're not a crab, because when we have kids I don't want to have a grumpy mother I would look lor a person who kkes who they are A person with heart, hunor. and personality Someone who s as race on the inside as on the outside Someone who has a heart There are a tew people like that, but I’m gonna find one LaCombe — there ust aren't words1 Shan Boyer Brian Bulenhott Barry Campbel Deborah Cassman Brett Caswel Scott Comers Come Cook UanCndet Uary Dakson Sieve Datn Jean Dr os! Barbara Eckman David Epsen Wayne Enckson Robert FekJe Oreo Taken Uark Fiadebo Ten fkjegge Lea fore Daniel France Robert Gal BkkeGaWe Gary Gasan Menete Gtbert Deanna Golschal Honey Goes Nancy GroslanO Pad Gross NetiGnnke Debra Gustafson TnaHaapo a Steven Hakskom Gerald Hanson TtmHarlhan OevnHebeeen Krag Hemness Dam Hendershot Brenda Herwig Tamara Hewitt David Hocum David Hohn Karen Holm Bradley Huichnson Earner Gary Johnson. Jr Robert Johnstone JemkerKeky Jason Kteuop Daryl Klepsa 94 Lym Kodke Kevn LaCombe Antony Lamere John Lang UsaLangenxJ Kim Lame Thomas Uyerd Jemtfar Longwodh hike Uarman Thomas Uasioski Sarah MAs UarctahMsap Tarry AUner Marc Neison Tm Netson Jamas Norton Ake Notsitom BobtoOekers Tm Ogran Bobby Oten LymOnasch Shaiy Orsak Scotl Pearson Cheryl Paterson Jennfet Peterson Cynto Pitman Ranch Ponto HrtnRabens Shaiy Raynoids Sherry Roaschletn JaneiSaan Keiy Saimonson Jason Sandberg Jeffrey Schafer Jason Schwm Brandon Sachnsl KdySaafatd Dean Severn Danse Severn Jon Share Candy Swdet Danat Tatro Jon Taylor Tina Tempkn Lsa Totefson Dan Tracy Bonne True Peter Wtkens Shan Wtkams 95 c . 1 9 0 iailjpsrfno Boy did I tee dumb! In horne t it was m, •. % ig • • 'utt i j i had the metal fay an ready Jhe class was sdentWlo Jhdropped the, r e hw dapped! Wo rmbarat wn ? hat and everyone was staring at me one of my friends was there I came to sc my shirt on mside out in choir and Mr Lester a jd. “If it s If 9d f said. tarn, let the whole and everyone was still felt tk e (anting and not I'd advise you to listen Sandra Aanerud Russell Adler Sharon Ammerman Carol Anderson Scott Anderson Donna Armstrong Tammy Bma Kristen Biaido Frances Blesi Richard Blest Dand Boggs Terri Bouhn Joel Bremer T hear a Buck Bradley Bulenhotl Penny Campbei Candy Carda Wendy Caswet Tma Christianson Jody Cordon WdkamCook David Datdberg Adam Dmytryszyn Sean Douglass Susan Douglass Beknda Dower MDysnget Bryan Eason Jamie Engetxetsen Troy Epsen IMchael Evenson RandeEvenson Stacy Everson Jack Feiand Robert Field Vicki Fredrickson Alan Fndstrom Wayne Gabneison Mekssa Gdbert Rhoda Gottredson Sheda Grace LisaGrahek Tamer a Gustafson Kevm Haapop Gordon Hadstrom KAchek HaBstrom Robe) Hansen David Hanson 96 David Boggs' Snow men Stephen Nord Terry Norton Corey Oskn Robert Pelt� Paul Peterson Rond Peterson Km Pierson Mke Pitman Lana Port Ton ftoctve Zabma fbttenon Kenneth Rooney Greg Rowley Ronald Ruud Steven Saan Debra SaNslrom Uchete Satnonson Pamela Sandbothe CyrWua Sawatzky Enc Schafer Beth SchukJt Hark Schultz Andrew Schweitzer Akson Sechnst Robert Skare Bradky SkAcom David Smith Ktn Stambrook Shawn Stevens Corey Smdet Todd SmdsvokJ Todd Smnarborg Bridged Taylor Cheryl Terhaar David Tneien Tenothy Tober Ukchaet TnnacMf Juskn Turner Roxanne Tyler Greg Votmer 98 The Perfect Teacher There are several elements needed to be the perfect teacher 1. The teacher must have the ability to take an exceptionally long Ime in taking attendance 2 The teacher must enjoy noise 3. The teacher must be extremely good looking in order to keep the students ' attention 4 The teacher must have short lectures often punctuated by historical references to his her personal past 5. The teacher must leave ample class time tor studying . 6. The teacher must dnve something like a Corvette to repress students with a status symbol. 7 The teacher must have the potential to make over $25,000 a year in other occupations 8 The teacher must be crazy, to settle lor less 9 The teacher must be dedicated tor the same reason tO. The teacher must be from Mora High School. Thomas Dell 100 I'm M«r a. Norma Bierbrauer — Social Studies b. James Blomdahl — Social Studies c. John Hanowski — Social Studies d. Richard Jones — Social Studies e. David MacDonald — Social Studies • . JoAnne Schuch — Social Studies g. Clark Berglofl — Physical Education h. Bill Heitkamp — Physical Education and Health i. Peggy Paulson — Physical Education j. Lynn Turnbull — Physical Education and Health k. Russ Mills — On-the-Job Training Coordinator l. Curtis Billstrom — Bricklaying m. Wayne Borreson — Construction Trades n. Kenneth Gabrielson — Auto Mechanics o. Jim Jones — Small Engines, Ind Arts p. Patricia Schweich — Personal Services q. Ronald Troolin — Auto Mechanics 101 Jacufty HOW TO GET AN A’ IN ENGLISH They say it can’t be done It's a subfect that’s too ticklish But here is what you have to do to get an A’in English You have to learn to write like a Steinbeck Carry paper by the reams When you're tired don’t say: AW. HECK! But keep writing tit you scream Keep a notebook m your hand, always For creative kuminations And the world wit ttvnk you're nuts But you !pass communications ike Whitman. Poe. and kktchner Back to Socrates and Descartes We're at victims of the gradebook Whether from report card or critic Stamness Ikes her essay questions Eddy almost wants a book And each Ikes a different style From Chamberlain to Cook. So don’t find yourself down hearted Even though your work is thankless It’s how you feel about your writing That makes an A’ in English. Thomas Dell 102 a. Laura Chamberlain — English b. Suzanne Conyers — English c. Dan Cook — English Writing Coordinator d. Barbara Crawford — English e. Kimbede Eddy — English f. Gary Hirsch — English g. Margaret Jacobs — English h. Katherine Hultberg — Librarian i. Cynthia Stamness — English, Librarian j. Susan Hjelle — Reading k. Eleanore Eiden — EMH, Special Education l. Mary Locken — SLBP, Special Education m. John Petroskas — SLBP n. Julie Vagts - SLD o. Nancy Larsen — Spanish, English p. Mary Lykins — German, English 103 faculty IT'S JUST GEOMETRY (Sung to Bily Joel's Sometimes a Fantasy ) Oh, didn't want to do it but I need the credit. I had to do my homework in the middle ot the night. You know it’s awtul hard to try and make something ot these mathematics What I really need is stimulation. Before my mind goes into deep stagnation (CHORUS) It 's just geometry. It's such a hard thing. It's just geometry, It's such a hard thing Sometimes geometry, Just makes me scream Look at that, there it is, it's another stupid scalene Another proof kke that I swear it's gonna drive me 14) the wal. Yes, I see those knes but are you realy sure that they 're congruent? Is it reUextve or just substitution ? I think this class wit be my execution. (REPEAT CHORUS) It’s just geometry, It’s such a hard thing It's just geometry, It's such a hard thing Sometimes geometry, Drives me insane Thomas Dei 104 a. Charlotte Bale — Mathematics b. Irvin Erickson — Mathematics c. James Orazem — Mathematics d. John Paulson — Mathematics e. Jack Sahlstrom — Mathematics f. Vernon Kaufert — Science Computer Consultant g. Robert Aas — Science h. James Bell — Science i. Thomas Demarais — Science j. Gary Gauffin — Science k. Donald Kaddatz — Science l. Robyn Boyce — Home Economics m. Jean Eliason — Home Economics n. Phyllis Osmundson — Home Economics 105 .5ac uft y Teacher ol Ihe Future The student scheduled to graduate in ’82 (2082. that is) emerged horn the tazzed-up hovercraft in the student hoverport and rushed to his first hour class. The huge, white Mora High School complex loomed betore hen in the soft glow ot the city weather torcetietd. There was no movement so he knew he was late He reached his classroom and paused momentarily betore the shop-room door opened automatically The previously animated class became quiet and al eyes were ipon him. The teacher said thoughttuty alter laying down his cutting laser, Late again. Bit? I don't suppose you have a pass unit? Bt shook his head You know. Ihe teacher said thoughttuty. there was a time when being late was a very tag offense Why. in the old days you could have been sent to tie principal tor this! Bits eyes bulged And he might have given youtn School Suspension That's where they pul you away n one room al day and you can’t even go to class You don't even get much ol a break! ' Barbaric!'' someone muttered The teacher heard this and sighed. That's the trouble with kids these days, no discipline anymore! Get to work, Bt. The teacher ol the luture picked up his cutting laser again Thomas Del 106 a. Laureen Martin — Art b. Lawrence Nelson (Corky) — Agriculture c. Robert Harrison — Industrial Arts d. Jack Lewison — Industrial Arts e. Keith Lester — Choir f. Linda Parsons — Band g. Robert Poore — Band h. Rebecca Borgmann — Business Education i. John Sandy — Business Education j. Kathy Thunem — Business Education, Model Office k. Alice Dalbey — Counselor ’s Secretary l. Joyce Gmail — Junior High Secretary m. Martha Gotfredson — Nurse's Secretary n. Kathy Kerr — District Secretary o. Kathy Nelson — District Secretary p. Nancy Salmonson — Senior High Secretary p. Judy Skurdalsvold — Library 107 Secretary Vacuity Principal's Monologue I tel you, I don 't gel no respect Once I was a principal at Mora Ugh School. I didn 'I get no respecti I don 'I know why I tried to bring some dignity to the place 1 Yet every Halloween the ungrateful clods slashed the tires on my tricycle! You didn 1 laugh ? I don 't get no respect! Even when I came up with new policies. I didn 'I gel no respect Take my dscpkne policy . please! You didn't laugh? I don’t get no respect But. seriously foks Thomas Dell a. Karl Deis — Community Education Director b. Lynnae Christianson — Counselor c. Robert Gilbert — Counselor d. Robert Lanoue — Junior High Principal e. Robert Lorence — Senior High Principal f. Joe Lutz — Administrative Assistant g. Thomas Moore — Vocational Center Director h. Richard Smith — Business Manager i. Helen Hoffman — Nurse j. Tory Hallstrom k. Cooks 108 . Pius J. Lacher — Superintendent dreebird dauoriteS BIGGEST FLIRTS: Karen Ekgren — center Joe Torgerson — right Kevin Vollmer — left FUNNIEST CACKLE Judy Doerng BEST ALIBIERS Dewayne Combs Pal Anderman oayle Sjoberg Laura Lullrell MOST SPORTY Peggy Black Doug HaHstrom FASTEST BEAKS Shane Oskn Laura Luttrel (Not Shown) Sandy Nelson FREEST SPIRIT Mike Hoffman Judy Doering INot Shown) Laura Aanestad ROAD RUNNERS: MARK ENGLE KELLY WHITE FAVORITE TEACHERS: MR. SANDY CUCKOOS: DAN ULSTROM MRS. MARTIN KELLY WHITE 112 Jin I So Wany Other Davorite Dimes, Places, friends . . . « CoMaborati on of Candid CharacterA 4 Siqn of the Ji imed FASHIONS WOOL SWEATER $20.00 PLEATED JEANS $30.00 DESIGNER JEANS $30.00 STRAIGHT LEG LEVI'S $20.00 JERSEY SHIRT $ 8.00 SKIRT KNEE HIGHS $30.00 CLOGS $20.00 HIKING BOOTS $45.00 TIGHT ANKLE PANTS $40.00 AUTOMOBILES GTO GREMLIN PLYMOUTH 54 CHEVY CHEVY TRUCK MUSTANG TUNES COST: $8.49 AN ALBUM 1) REO SPEEDWAGON 2) ACDC 3) PATBENETAR 4) JOURNEY 5) ROLLING STONES 6) LYNARD SKYNARD 7) BOB SEGER 8) BILLY SQUIRE 9) BRUCE SPRINGSTIEN 10) ROSSINGTON COLLINS BAND PLACES WE WENT 1) BOWLING ALLEY 2) FISH LAKE 3) THE RIVER 4) THE PARADISE THEATRE 116 JOBS 1) WAITRESS 2) CASHIER 3) GAS STATION ATTENDANT 4) STORE CLERK 5) STOCK BOY 6) NURSES AIDE 7) DISH WASHER 8) COOK 9) DENTAL ASSISTANT 10) BABY SITTER MINIMUM WAGE: $3.35 ENTERTAINMENT 1) TELEVISION A. GENERAL HOSPITAL (soap) BALL MY CHILDREN (soap) C. DYNASTY D. DIFFERENT STROKES E. SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 2) MOVIES WATCHED AT THE THEATRE A. CHEECHN CHONG B. HALLOWEEN C. FRIDAY THE 13th D. THE BLUE LAGOON E. ENDLESS LOVE COST: STUDENT — $2.00 ADULT— $2.50 3) CONCERTS IN 1981-1982 A. REO SPEED WAGON B. ACDC C.PATBENETAR D. JOURNEY E. ROLLING STONES COST PER TICKET: $8.00- 10.00 TEE SHIRTS COST: $9.00 (Contributions bu: Ace Hardware The Bargain Spot BetifyankUn Co -loCoast DabCate Kanabec Co. Times Montgomery Wards sons Foods Catalogue Store alter Meat Market S Longworth Realty Jewelry Value State Bank Nat l Bank Hairstyles S Larson Inc. h 1 Doug and Ruth fight tor possession! Scott coukJ set! anytfmg! Right, Pam? Specmi Thanks to Arts Bnan Smdh. Pam EasMund. Gate Grate Photographers Judy Doerng. Father Betae me kktiter Sandy Nelson Advtsers and Coaches — lor thee cooperation Writer. Tom Del — tor tes faculty tenor UCA Records — lor lie Fteebed theme by Lyrryrd Skynytd Oe Patrons and pubic who appreciate al ol rat hard work UHS yearbook stall 118 ii yy ne Special f- erdon Autographs Taykx Pub i hmg Company 1 - — - -