Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

BARBARIANS SCHOLARS COUNCIL OFCCF S M sncw- STCPPERS M9BSTHS iddiotid JET5ETTER5 Sports Page 4 Faculty Page 24 Organizations . . Page 34 Homecoming . Page 42 Activities...Page 48 Junior High .. Page 60 Underclassmen . Page 70 Page 84 I was given a diploma, a hand shaks, and a time capaule. I didn't think about the capaule baaking in the auditorium lights before a aea of familiar faces. I didn't think about it at all. So it was tome time before I actually opened it. The capaule. such as it was, appeared to glow and shimmer in regular patterns as a ball of fine crystal. It wore the emblem of the Mustang and explained what was. what is, and, in a hesitant sort of way, all that would be. Your 1983 yearbook celebrates the centennial of Mora High, and Honors the evolution of its students and faculty. We hope our time lines will entertain you, open your imagination, and cause you to realize and remember the past, present, and future. Seniors 3 What is your most memorable moment in FOOTBALL? Beating Milaca when we were Juniors. Tom Humphrey Winning the Homecoming game against Sauk Rapids; making two touchdowns to win the game 14-0. Brian Smith Having my finger dislocated by L. Oste-r-man. Steve Johnstone Beating Princeton 47-6; When they predicted they would win 20-0. . Deis and C. Brettingen Around the goal posts And back to your groups. C. Gmahl Mr. Deis saying “Don’t worry, we’ll get you into shape in no time. Then doing 100 yd. dashes in full gear. L. Osterman The last hit of the practice! B. Schmidt J. E. Ellingson Beating St. Francis in the jamboree. J. Danielson When 3 guys in 8th grade mooned the Cambridge Superintendent; we did crabs the next day. S. Lacher and M. Nelson Uarsity and Junior Uarsity Football The Mora Junior Varsity football team of 1982 carved a deep niche in the past and took a strong stance towards the future. The team scored 110 points and allowed only 28 in fashioning their 6-1 record. The team was comprised of 21 sophomores and 8 juniors. The 1982 Mora Varsity football team, made up of twenty-two seniors, finished the season with a 7-2 record, taking third place in conference. Horn t: K Ootfradaon. T. Stay ChMrtMdm a. Smith. J Sioberg S. Gotd.mrth B CoMm. K. Start. K Dickmaon. C. Barg.tadt J. Black. C. Brattingan How B. Rip . W Schulu. L Oatermen. J EHmgaon. T Humphrey. M Daw. B Smith. S John.tone S Lacher. T Mambarg. C Gmahl. M Halaon Row B. Schmidt. J. DanWWon. T HaHatrom. E Cook. W Hobeieen. S Wllkmaoo. T. Stark. D Holinagal T Ooaring. M. Stobarg. J. Pataraon. Row 4:0. Ooarmg. C. LaComba. C. Barry, a KNgora. R. Schmidt. M MIHa, D. Kylandar. M Johnalona. C Slrombarg. S. Ortaa. M. Oalardyk Row 5. J. Nordatrom. R Da tan. M Samnaon. J. Folkama. T Llndar. B. Lanoua. J. Chanay. T. Btarnat. J Elkngaon. B Otaon. M Saari Row 8 D. Luti. D. Rowaly. W Kock. K. Brattingan. T. Boyca. R. Blum. O. ThtaWn. D Juba. L. Wittar. S. Forca. B. Ungar Row 7 Manager N Hal land. Coach Gauthn. Coach Daw. Coach Barglofl. Coach Farrtn. Manager L Blckmg Captain. M. Daw. B. Snath. T. Humphrey Hoad Coach: C. Bargloft Aaaiatanta K. Daw. G. Farm. G Gauthn 6 This year’s Big Blue Crew had a record of seven and two under the leadership of Captains Matt Deis, Tom Humphrey, and Brian Smith. “After our first scrimmage with Sandstone things didn’t look too good, but everyone on the team pulled together, and that same night at the Jamboree we started on our way to a real good season,” recollected Matt Deis, “Everyone on the team worked hard.” Tom Humphrey remembered, “The secret to our successful season was team play. Everyone on the team was able to get along and win together, without having three or four standouts. After losing twenty-one seniors the year before, nobody really thought we would do much, especially be ranked as one of the top teams in the state for seven weeks! “It was disappointing too, said Brain Smith, “The most disappointing was the Chicago Lakes game. We beat them on every statistic of the game except the final score. We totally outplayed them!” Despite this, he felt it was a “satisfiable season,” even though “we really had to work hard this season.” All three agreed that team spirit, school spirit, and excellent community involvement were con- tributing factors in making this the most ex- citing season in recent history. 7 What do I do now dad? Matt and Karl Daia })) We get high with a little help from our friends. Left to Right: K. Stark, B. Collin, J. Sjoberg, K. Dickinson, C. Bergstadt, S. Goldsmith, G. Smith. Football Cheerleaders Top: C. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Hallstrom. C. Kawalek. B. Ammerman. “I will always remember that I came from a school that had a lot of great sportsmanship, spirit, and respect for our school and the opponents, said cheerleader Judy Sjoberg of her career at Mora High. Kelly Dickinson recalled, “It was a great feeling when you know that the school is behind our team. Carol Bergstadt sums up, “I will never forget the fun and excitement!” Judy Sjoberg Krista Stark Carol Bergstadt Gigi Smith Brenda Collin Kelly Dickinson 9 What is your most memorable moment in VOLLEYBALL? A worthwhile nine weeks of my Junior year. A. Black Winning against Princeton at the N. Branch tournament and getting second place. R. Hovland Having more fun last year with my friend Amy before our games. M. Norgaard Being in the championship round at the N. Branch tournament. A. Johnstone Winning the Dist. 18 Championship. The Team Volleyball Top: A. DeWitt, R. Christenson, K. Fore, S. Conlon, N. Hutchinson, K. Kylander. Bottom: K. Pederson, J. Akkerman, L. Sunderman, M. Salmonson, D. Tatro. L to R: Manager R. Motschenbaker, D. Tracy, M. Norgaard, W. Gmahl, J. Sunderman, J. Krummel, A. Johnstone, S. Conlon, R. Hovland, K. Longworth, J. Graves, K. Turnacliff, A. Black, Coach Turnbull. 10 Easier for... Action Joni Akkerman Spike Angela Johnstone Bump Bobbi Oelkers Junior High Volleyball Top: coach Biertoraiier, S. Boatar, H. Williamson, E. Kramar, L. Fora, D. Sahlalrom. K. Kylandar, M Salmonaon, ML QUbort, F. Waal; L. J. Longworth, B. Hprwig, M. Gilbert, D. Tatro. Bottom: K. Salmon- Konnody, M. Hovlond, D. Koohr, B. Schutdt, A. Johnttono, J. Con- son, C. Cook, L Cook. B. Oelkers, T. Hawitt, J. Saari, T. Fluagga. Mol Ion, R. Qottradaon, W. Cat wall, 0. Hawklna, 8. Douglaaa. Picturad: J. Salmonaon, K. Black, T. Konnody. Front: C. Gaul, J. Motachanbachar. K. Smith, J. Mit- chall. Bock: A. Kramachustar. S. Nalton, J. Jaba, L. Cohan. N. Schaupp. M. Laraan, D. Loranca. Back Row: Coach Everson, T. Schwartz, C. Olson, S. Sahlstrom, S. Cassman, C. Olson, C. Pittman, K. Rooney. Front Row: C. Tatro, S. Holmstrom, K. Douglass, D. Smith, B. Skillcorn, S. Douglass, A. Mattkins. X-C Track Seem� to me, we'vo come a long way. — Cindy Pittman, Cindy Harrison Got to think about strategy here. — Brad Skillicorn, David Smith This year's Mora Cross Country team was represented in varsity by Steve Cassman, Chris Olson, Steve Sahlstrom and Tim Schwartz. They were never able to post a team score because we have to have at least live runners to obtain a team score, but their standings were impressive nevertheless. Girls Varsity was also unable to post a score and was comprised ol Cindy Har- rison and Cindy Pittman. Wind is gone and my head is in a haze. But, I must keep up the pace. — Ken Rooney Back Row: coach Orazem. M. Ingebrand, K. Peterson, L. Parker, B. Schultz, L. Frase, J. Gunderson. Row 2: L. Jenson, L. Grahek. S. Roeschlein, R. Mork, B. Franz, D. Keehr, coach Hjelle. Front Row: S. Grace. L. Kennedy, K. Blaisdell, J. Felger, A. Koch, D. Gotschall, S. Mills. The dream that drives me. — Lori I just had to prove it to Frase myself. — Becky Schuldt The 1982 Girls Tennis team scored to new achievement this year, highlighted by a second place district finish, all-conference placing by Mary Ingebrand and Kris Pederson, and Mary Ingebrand's Region Five Championship and State Tournament trip. This year’s members were: Mary Ingebrand, Kris Pederson, Renee Mork, Liza Parker, Becky Schuldt, Lori Frase, Barb Franz, Sarah Mills, Deanna Gotschall, Sheila Grace, Lisa Jensen, Angie Koch, Tammy Gustafson, Lisa Grahek, Jenny Gunderson, Julie Felger, and Kris Blaisdell. 13 This years running Mustangs moved toward recognition with impressive speed in the 1982-1983 season. By February first, Mora accomplished a ten and one record, This put them at second place in the Rum River Conference behind Chisago Lakes, and earned them the honor of being ranked in the top ten for the state in Class A boys basketball. After two weeks of conditioning Z’s and team of- fensives and defensives, the Mustangs opened against Aitkin. One of Scott Lacher's fondest memories was, “Beating Aitkin when they were ranked number two in the state.” As Dan Gustafson recalled, “We ended up beating them by one point.” Mora continued, beating Pine City, and Princeton before falling to conference favorite Chisago Lakes. After breaking for the holidays, the Mustangs reeled off seven straight victories. This included the regaining of the Goat in the annual Goat Game, and defeating North Branch who’s starting line-up stands at 6 9 , 6 7 , 6 5 , 6 3 , and 6’ 0 . Thinking back, Tony Stay commented, It would have to be my Senior year!” Varsity and JU Basketball Renee Motschenbacher — Managing girls sports since 1979. Thanks Renee! Varsity Varsity Sack: Coach MacDonald, Chria Barry, Mark Van Driel, Crag Funk, Bruca Lanoua. Coach Haitkamp. Middle David Lutz, Troy Hallatrom, Tony Stay, Dan Guatafaon, Scott Lacher, Todd Peder- eon. Front: Managers Stave Force and Mark Daly. Sack: Nancy Hutchinaon, Liaa Sundarman, Jill Gravaa, Lori Fraaa, Ang DeWitt, Becky Schuldt, Sue Conlon, Melody Norgaard, Cindy Kaahr. Front: Coach Gauftin, Hollie Ovaak, Julia Sundarman, Jean Krummel, Wendy Gmahl, Mary Ingebrand, Kria Pederson. A Come and get it. — Jean Krummel To the Hoop Two. To the Hoop Two. Take (t Down and Put It Throushl Dribble, Dribble, Hip Hip Hurray. Let's all Well Ex-c-u-u-u-se met — Wen- cheer for Tony Stay. dy Gmahl B ck 8. Andoroon, O. Hannu. 8 Olaon, T. Bi rnat. B Boos 8. Moa. T Maatoaki M Erickson. M Saart. D Kaaa Mtddtm B Nataon A. DaWrtl. 8. Contort. B. Schutdt. C Bagna. O. Johnaon, M. Pataraon Front: 0 GotschaK. J. Gravaa. N. Hutchinson. L. SurxJafman C. Kaahr L Fraaa. This year’s girls basketball team started slow but later picked up a momentum and vigor which proved nearly unbeatable. The Princeton game could have been a heartbreaker, but the Mustangs rallied and came back after being behind by thirteen points. Most of the girls felt the highlight of the season was avenging last years losses and defeating Pine City twice. Some other very memorable moments were concerning “The fun and exciting talks a few of us would have on the rides coming home, as Melo Norgaard reflected. And Kris Pederson recalls “Mr. Gauffin’s dull jokes. is The Mora Mustangs' future in basketball lies in the talents of our junior high teams. This year's junior high groups show a lot of potential. 8th grade boys basketball Coach Antonson remarked that “a number of players have even worked hard in the off-season to improve their skills.” 8th grade girls basketball Coach Bierbrauer said that “im- provements can be seen by looking at the players' statistics.” The seventh grade teams had a few comments on what it was like to play up at the High School. Dean Gorton noted that he liked the High School program ... “a lot better. (Because) there’s not as many people.” And Robin Lick went on to add that he liked it also, because there was “more competition. The seventh grade girls had two teams this year — a red and a blue team. One girl’s player said that the coaching seemed a lot “tougher” but, she liked playing this year. Junior High Basketball Back: Talanta Coblentz, Vicki Aaa, Carlaan Gaul, Ann Trip, Julia Motachanbachar, Shally Johnaon, Dabbi Loranca, Yvonna Holmatrom. Middle: Stacy Mattson, Liaa McCollough, Shady Prica, Chriatia McCollough, Angola Tollafaon, Jyotti Mitchad. Front: LaDona Nelaon, Charyl Tatro, Janny Gunderson, Amy Schultz. Not Pictured: Charyl Jolatad. Sack; Wandy Kraft, Tammy Guatafaon, Fran Bleai, Louiaa Kannady, Bath Schuldt, Rhoda Gotfradaon. Middle: Shady Harman, Andraa Nelaon, Dawn Hawkins, Charyl Terhaar, Liaa Jansen. Front: Mgr. Vicki Frederickson, Bridgatta Taylor, Brandy LaGora, Tina Chriatianaon. a c . Dan ERmg. Craig Mann. Jim Slaklau. Mika Moraan. Mr. Hanoarakl. MkMia Darin Sandbars. Timothy Carda. Robin Lick. David Janouaok. Joey Bockar. Front: Tom Honatrom. Kurtia Morgonuock. Juatm Sandbars. Doan Gordon. Mika Morling 16 Firm! Roar R Evanaon T Strung . C Maaloski. B Sutonhott Se- cond Roar: M. SchulU. K Klapaa. R. Ruud, 0 Koltatrom R. Lick. Third Sow: K. Haapofa. P. WMIamaon. Fourth Root C. Sundat. Q. Voltmar. O. Oahlbarg. B. EBIaon. S. Saari Hustle It up Nelliel - Mark Nelson Back: Coach Ferrin, Tom Masloski. Paul Gross, Brian Ellison. Mark Nelson. Daryl Klepsa. Front: Brandon Sachrist, Greg Vollmer, Steve Saari. Scott Pearson. Steve Hallatrom, Jason Sandberg, Mgr. Darin Hendershot. “The most memorable thing I think the team showed was a 38-36 victory over a tough North Branch team. We were behind by 7 points but they never quit playing ball. The team came back to win by 2 points. Our team showed great effort and patience this year and I'm looking forward to a good JV team next year.” 9th grade manager Darrin Hendershot 17 1982-83 proved to be Mora Wrestling's “year of firsts.” It was the first year to elect 3 captains (Doug Stevens, Wes Hebeisen, and Dan Fore), first year to defeat Pine City (39-27), first year to have 2 cham- pions at the Delano Tournament (Tony Ringler and Shane Gries), and the first year to compete in the Monticello tournament. The team had 8 wrestlers with no previous junior varsity experience and 6 first year wrestlers which was also a sort of first. The team was set back after being afflicted by numerous injuries. But as coach Lewison said, “In- dividual quality was high.” Wrestlers Take 'Em Down Back: Coach Barratt Holmgren, John Kylander, Pat Kant, Jaaon Hebeisen. Wayne Gabrieleon, Jack Felland. Middle: Mike Even- eon, Mike Lachinaki, Dan Krona, Ruaa Adler, Mike Swenaon. Front: David Noak, Mike Henderahot, Sean Douglaaa, David Smith. Back: Jaaon Ellingeon, Brian Olaon, Richard Udaten, John Cheney, Bob Unger, Dale Rowley. Front: Mike Berg, Jerry Black, Richard Anderaon, Devin Hebeiaen, Peter Wilkena. Here cornea the cradle. — Doug Stevena Say Uncle.” — Dan Fore Twist ‘Em Turn ‘Em Rock ‘Em and Roll 'Em Go! Go Go O.K., you’re dead meat. — Tony Ringler We’re a couple of wild and crazy wrestler ! — Doug Stevens and Westy Hebeisen Back: Todd Lewison, Dan Fore, Dan Kylander, Wes Hebeisen, Jim Black. Front: Mike Drabant, Steve Sahlstrom, Tony Ringler, Doug Stevens, Shane Gries. 19 One of the dictionary definitions of SPIRIT is “en- thusiastic loyalty.” This year's Mora High School cheerleaders have far exceeded that definition. A total of 30 girls cheering for five sports involving eight teams were not only enthusiastic, but energetic, talented, and most of all, dedicated. Some of our highlights this year were: 1. Carol Bergstadt, Kelly Dickinson, Kathy Fore, Tracey Hewitt, Judy Sjoberg, and Gigi Smith being awarded the Spirit Stick; the highest award given at a National Cheerleading Association Camp. 2. Having girls' basketball cheerleaders for the first time. 3. Seven year old Jenny Bergloff cheering with the varsity football squad. 4. Kelly Dickinson made a cross-stitch picture with all the names of the 1982-83 cheerleaders. 5. Having “Pac-Man Fever. 6. Having the efforts and dedication of the cheerleaders appreciated and praised by players, coaches, and community. 7. Working with such a talented group of girlsl Winter Cheerleading JV Basketball Top: Sarah Mills. Front: Carol Anderson, Michelle Hallstrom, Jami Anderson, Bobbi Ammerman. Top: Jenny Longworth. Front: Julie Norstrom, Cor inne Parker, Michelle Gilbert, Lisa Tollefson. Girl’s Back: Debbie Keehr, Tracy Hewitt, Jody Conlon. Front: Angie Koch. Top, Counter-Clockwise: Gigi Smith, Kelly Dickinson, Deb Tracy, Cheryl Kawalek, Ellen Kramer. We’ve Got Spirit Top: Carol Bergstadt. Middle: Suzy Goldsmith, Krista Stark, Brenda Collin. Front: Judy Sjoberg. Bmck Advisor Stamnsss. Basketball Mill� Becky Nslion, Adviser lorgmtnn. Front: Wrestling Millie: Kim Krone. Football Millie Kim Moreen Top: Barb Myers, Kelly Longworth, Kathy Fore, Kay Spiczka. 21 This year's successful hockey season left various team members irrevocable memories. “I remember when I joined. The very first day I had to play in a scrimmage, said Tom Humphrey. Brian Schmidt recollected on “the trip up north every year.” Craig Brettingen remembered fondly, “mak- ing the winning goal in overtime against St. John's Prep. “Beating St. Michaels — Albertville, for the first time in hockey,” was Scott Munter's most memorable moment. Coach McCollough had noticeable pride in his manner when he said, “This team was used to winning and continued it right through the season. M.H.S. can be proud of the way these young men represented their school.” We Stick With Hockey Back: Coach George Baldwin, Dan Tracy, Karl Gotfredeon, Dan Thielen, Chria LaCombe, Tom Humphrey, Mark Weinrich, Rob Burk. Middle: Coach Dick Munter, Brian Schmidt, John Nordatrom, Craig Brettingen, Rob Schmidt, Greg Kilgore, Steve Wilkineon, Scott Munter, Don Holznagel. Brian Smith, Todd Fore, Coach Jim McCollough. Front: Brad Hutchinson, Kirk Brettingen, Tony Boyce, Wayne Erickson, Wade Koch, Rob Heggerness, Mike Sjoberg. 22 Let’s shoot like starsl The Dream That Drives Us. X-Country Skiing Penny for your thoughts. — Cindy Harrison Sac . S Munt.r C. Often. S. Douglass. B SArlhcom MtOdls W Casans. S. Cassman. T Ogran. C Marnaon. Johnstons. B. Ho viand. A Johnstons. Front: 0. Armstrong, N Schaupp. L. Kannad� . 0 Sahlatrom. M Armstrong. S. Trua. C Pittman, Coach Svan Brobarg Not Rtcturod: C Kaddalr W Toaniaa. 1 Larson. This year's cross-country skiing team showed great youth and agility. The team was comprised of four seniors and the rest sophomores and below. Sven Broberg was invaluable in training, which sent Angela Johnstone to state. This was a first for anyone on the Mora Ski Team. Cindy Harrison recalls the Lutsen Sectionals and getting up at 4:00 on the morning to leave ...” Cindy also noted Mr. Deis' skills in keeping the team under control in Sven's absence. And, in summary, “We had a good season. As I studied, notes and lectures, every book, event, and sector. The timeline was revealed. Hail the teachers, who have taught us. Sometimes loved, and sometimes fought us. All scholars in their fields. Prepare the younger, for the elders. Give them skills, to build their shelter. The teachers made our thoughts congeal. Tom Dell 25 The Minds That Made Us Strong, Can’t We Learn to Feel What’s Right and Wrong? Oh, here they come egeinl — Bill Heitkemp a. Robert Aat — Science, b. Charlotte Bale — Math, c. James Belt — Science, d. Clark Bergloff — Phy. Ed and Health, e. James Blomdahl — Social Studies, f. Norma Bierbrauer — Social Studies, g. Rebecca Borgmann — Bus. Ed. and Model Office, h. Robyn Boyce — Home Economics, i. Laura Chamberlain — English, j. Lynnae Christianson — Counselor, k. Suzanne Conyers — English, I. Dan Cook — English, m. Barbara Crawford — English, n. Thomas Demarais — Science, o. Eleanore Eiden — Special Educa tion, p. Jean Eliason — Home Economics, q. Irvin Erickson — Math, r. David Forness — English, s. Gary Gauffin — Science, t. Robert Gilbert — Counselor, u. John Hanowski — Social Studies, v. Robert Harrison — Industrial Arts, w. Bill Heitkamp — Phy. Ed and Health, x. Gary Hirsch — English, y. Susan Hjelle — Reading, z. Katherine Hultberg — Librarian, a a. Lawrence Jones — Industrial Arts. a. Richard Jones — Social Studies, b. Donald Kaddatz — Science, c. Vernon Kaufert — Computers and Drivers' Ed., d. Nancy Larsen — Spanish, English, a. Keith Lester — Vocal Music, f. Jack Lewison — Industrial Arts, g. Mary Locken — Special Education, h. Mary Lykins — German, English, i. David MacDonald — Social Studies, j. Laureen Martin — Art, k. Russell Mills — Job Coordinator, I. James Orazem — Math, m. Phyllis Osmundson — Home Ec., n. Linda Parson — In- strumental Music, o. John Paulson — Math, p. Roger Peter- son — Ag., q. John Petroskas — SLBP, r. Robert Poore — In- strumental Music, s. Jack Sahlstrom — Math. t. John Sandy — Business Ed., u. JoAnne Schuch — Social Studies, v. Cyn- thia Stamness — Librarian, English, w. Lynn Turnbull — Phy. Ed., x. Julie Vagts — Special Education, y. Wayne Borreson — Construction Trades, z. Patricia Schweich — Personal Services, aa. Ronald Troolin — Auto Mechanics. Shirley Rowland — In-School-Suspension ... Is this what I went through four years of college for? I got it. — Jack Sahlstrom With Every Mistake; We Must Surely Be Learning. 29 Gm — Lutz Administration School Nurse — Pudge Hoffman Good morning. — Joyce Gmahl a. Alice Dalbey — Counselor� ' Secretary, b. Karl Deis — Community Ed. Director, c. Joyce Gmahl — Jr. High Secretary, d. Martha Gotfredson — Nurse's Secretary, e. Beatta Hillman — Superintendent's Secretary, f. Kathy Kerr — District Secretary, g. Pius J. Lacher — Superintendent, h. Robert Lanoue — Jr. High Principal, i. Robert Lorence — Sr. High Principal, j. Joe Lutz — Administrative Assiatant, k. Thomas Moore — Vocational Center Director, I. Kathy Nelson — District Secretary, m. Nancy Salmonson — Senior High Secretary, n. Judy Skurdasvold — Library Secretary, o. Richard Smith — Business Manager. 30 Special Help Custodian — John DaJong, Lester Barnhart, and Donald Cooke — Sack: Margarat Holmea, Roeie Haugen, Ruth Droat, Johnson Wanda Rogne. Front: Eunice Cook, Vi Barker, Agnes Bankers Tory Hallstrom and Harold Wickner 31 It's not much, but it's home. — Lester and Margaret Barnhart And When at Last the Work Is Done... Don’t Sit Down. It’s Time to Start Another One. You Can READ Your Classroom What tha hack ya doing? — John Sandy (Raymond Halmbracht) There are the oddities. The art room, which appears to be constantly redecorated by bored pack-rats. Mr. Aas’ science room, an exercise in controlled chaos. Mr. Erickson's room who’s com- puterized inhabitants “whizz” and “whirr” at you jeeringly. Each room reflects a teacher’s per- sonality, but more so it reflects the way they teach. If you wish to ascertain the difficulty of a class, read its classroom. You walk in, you either set or slam your books down, you pull out a chair, you sit, and you go through the class. This routine is generally the same in every classroom but every classroom differs significantly. There are general characteristics that identify what department a given classroom represents. A science class is inhabited by strange, twirling spheres, unusual liquid filled cylinders or perpetually frozen furry creatures. An English room is covered with bulletin boards plastered with poems and pro- found statements. Tom Dell 33 TH€ COUNCIL Of CQ SP R A Look at the Organizations, Groups and Clubs of 1982-1983 As I hurried, to continue. I felt distinct, D ja v(i, and the timeline was revealed. For a purpose, for a reason, we have gathered, every season, what will our councils yield? Between home and school, there’s correlation. Between book and tool, there's a relation, each organizations fate sealed. Tom Dell 35 Back Row: Carol Bergstadt. Ronda Southwick, Diana Madaon, Ruaa Stewart, Donovan Hannu, Mark Daly. Middle Row: Judy Sjobarg, Dab Dickinson, Michelle Salmonaon, Barb Helmbrecht, Trudy Althoff. Front Row: Amy Engblom, Liaa Johnson, Mra. Martin, Cindy Olson. Nol Pictured: Dab Bandickaon, Joa Bous, Tom Dali, Janell Saari, Linda Smith. Typist: Lisa Johnson Caption Editor: Cindy Photographer: Joe Bous Assistant Photographer: Deb Bendickson Olson Evolution and changa hava parmaatad our ataff thia year, just lika our thama. A novica group of vary diffarant kinda of in- dividuals got together fhia yaar undar the vary watchful, ex- perienced, raspactful ayas of Diana Med eon and Debbie Dickin- son. Not or.'y did our staffers belong to all aorta of groups with all sorts of backgrounds, but Diana was left with the respon- sibility ol shaping these 20 people into one group of our school’s representatives for this yaar. And, she did it without an advisor on hand. As if photoa, cropping, copy, artwork, captions, desdlines, principals, coutless decisions and idea making don't give you enough of a haadacha — try doing it atone. Mrs. Martin was out of school raising a family while a few students (Diana Madson, Dab Dickinson, Tom Dell, Cindy Olson, Russ Stawart, Lisa Johnson, and Joe Bous) ware on the line trying to keep our “family together at school. You hava to keep people working together as well as growing and going through changes of ideas and events of the year. We can be proud of such a diverse staff working on their own time to arrange for pictures of all those in our school while car- rying through this theme of evolution timeline. The 1983 yearbook staff can be proud that their seemingly off-the-wall group could, single-handedly, get together and pro- duce a fine publication with quality verbal and visual appeal. You ware all, for the most part, loyal, trustworthy, hard workars and if tha appreciation is not always shown by your classmates; suffice it to say that your advisor appreciatas you and you should be forever proud of this piece of history, immortalized in print because ol your contribution. Student Council is an interesting, although, difficult experience. Under the leadership of the Student Coun- cil officers, council members try to please all of the student body which is, of course, impossible due to vary- ing tastes and imaginations. Never- theless, there is the responsibility of running the student store, which is much expanded since moving from the concession stand to a new, larger location. There also is gratification from the Student Coun- cil Sponsored activities such as dances, concerts. Homecoming, and Snow Days. Sack Row: Gigi Smith, Lisa Johnson, Todd Honstrom, Judy Sioberg, Wsndy Gmahl. Brands Collin, Mr. Cook, Greg Funk. 4th Row: Ang DeWitt, John Cheney, Connie Miller. Bruce Lanoue, Michelle Salmonson. 3rd Row: Dan Tracy, Jett Schaler, Wayne Erickson, Barb Eckman. 2nd Row: Margaret Hovland, Michelle Hallstrom, Steve Saari, David Smith, fat Row: Debbi Lorence. Paul Eckman, Brian Mast, Ann Kramschuater, Tracy McGrew. Hot Pictured: Craig Brettingen, Tom Humphrey, Scott Lecher, Sue Rufener. STUDGNT STORG Tap. Vic Pmldanl — Todd Honatrom Utddf Praaldanl — Judy Siotoarg Sacrotory — Brand Collin Sanam Woody OmoM — T raaaiirar 38 Officers — Back: Treasurer — David Ostenson, Vice President — Barb Myers. President — Rich Myers, Officer at Large — Robert Johnstone. Front: Reporter — Sue Osterdyk, Sentinel — Mike Osterdyk, Secretary — Ang Johnstone. The FFA for 1982-83 has been showing a new look in MHS. Under the leadership of the FFA officer team, many plans have been made for the year. The trip to Crookston with 6 judging teams was a real highlight of the year. Most of our members involved in a judging con- test and are working to win a trip to the state convention in St. Paul. Other activities this year include National FFA Week, the FFA Ban- quet, planting petunias, and many more. The FFA plans to enlarge the area of leadership development in Mora and continue to be the largest student organization in the world. Back Row: Steve Dellin, Tom Lilyerd, Leonard Guptill, Merk LaChapelle. Peter Wilkens. Jason Kientop. Randy Ponto. Second Row: Tom Masloski. Kay Spiczka, Tom Engblom. Robert Schroeder, Jeff Schafer, Brett Caswell. Bobby Gall. Front Row: Barb Myers. Rich Myers. 39 n r octet I Ron man Club NEW H. S. INITIATES Craig Brottmgon AngataDaWm Woody Knatozio Mika Erickson Soo Ootordyt Damss Evsnaon Richard Potoroan Kathy Fora Jim Tripp Barb Franz Chns Barry Donovan Hannu R oborta Bio o _ — i-, afk, f-k Broods Cokin Giann Johnston Mark Haapoia Bruca Lanoua Grog KSgoro David Lutz Jamoo Potoroon Backy Nalson Ramona Rowioy Brian Olson Mary Tnpp MikoSaari Mark Van Dnoi Backy Schuktt Jon. Akkorman G g. Smith Sua C onion Bob Ungar Kirk Brottingan FHA Top Jock E Ming son. Torn Humphrey. Chris Gmahl. Craig Brottmgon. Grog KMgoro. Chno L«Combo. John Chanay khddia: Woo Habaiaan. Dan Kytandar. Larry Ootarman. Dan Tracy, Rick Blum. Tony Boyco. Bottom: Adam Frldotrom. Brian Smith. Matt Dato. Todd Stark. Brian Schmidt. Jon Danioloon. Mark Nolo on. Honor Society: Bock Row: Stava Boo tor. Ruoo Stow an. Tom Dak. Stovo Johnotono. Eric Cook. Row Four Tarry Andaroon, Marcia Rabans, Tony Stay. Mika Mi Ho. Matt Data. Dan Gusto toon. Mark Raaoa. Bob Johnson. Cary Otan. Third Row: Bonn� Toamao. Shaky Hamnaao. Vicki Marvooon. Cindy Kaahr. Kno Dahl. Short Haimbrocht. Dab Bandickson Second Row: Money Hutchlnoon, Dabbia Tracy. Judy Sjobarg. Suzy Goldsmith. Tarry Bach or, Lynatto Olson, Cathy Toamas. Carol Bargatadt. Carol Toamao. Krta Turnacliff Front Row: Mary Ingabrand. Backy Brown, Liao Johnson, Jill Poaay. Back Row: Waltar Andaroon. Bus LaTourahs Third Second Row Advisor Ms Boyca. Kris Dahl. Front LaTourolla. Jaanatto Harms. Sus Ostardyk. Liza Porto Orias. Hoi Pictured Judy 40 The speech contestants’ lives are dedicated ones. They are willing to give up Saturdays to attend con- tests, and they’re willing to leave as early as 6 o’clock a.m. Once they arrive, there is the matter of controll- ing one’s nerves, memorizing introductions, and, of course, finding the room in which their round of speeches is held. This dedication proved to be beneficial to the MHS team. Students were successful in such categories as — Humorous, Serious prose, and others. Top: R«n«« Mork. Hollay Griaa. Deb Band ick son. Shelly Hamnass Middle Dawn Christensen. Mery Ingebrand. Darrin Johnson, Bob Johnson, Janel Seen Bottom: Cheryl Jolstad, Advisor Laura Chamberlain, Julie Motschenbecher, Dawn Hawkins, Glen Johnston. The Drama Club has grown from a handful a few years ago to over 30 present members. Although the group is not that visible publicly, they are very active sponsoring ac- tivities such as the Homecoming Talent Show, the Talent Recital, and the Guthrie Theater field trip. The Drama Club is currently raising money to fund the annual Chanhassen Dinner Theater trip this year to see “Hello Dolly.” Drama Club Advisor Gary Hirsch Beck Row: Cary Olan. Chris Barry. Fourth Row: Bob Johnson, Mark Rsass. Qrsg Kilgore Tarry Backer, Brands Coi- hn. Busts Goldsmith. Mehsss Morgenweck. Mary Ingsorand. Todd Msinburg Third Row: Bonnie Toamas, Kathy Fora, Lisa Sundarman, Chris Olson. Second Row: Wyatt Hinas, Wendy Kneiezler, Julia Thompson, Cathy Toamas, Don Hoiznegel. Luci Bramar. Slavs Cseaman Front Row: Mr. Hirsch. m A Look at the 1982 Homecoming Events. Now quite settled, remembered further, what our hopes, had put asunder, and the timeline was revealed. Anticipation, never lean, waiting to break, the dull routine. Before the King's Court we kneeled. Homecoming, spirited days, sometimes known as, “blue daze. The Special Events were real. Tom Dell 43 A ®ime to Kemember homecoming 1982 Back: Wendy Gmahl, Greg Kilgore. Middle: Todd Pedereon, Dan Fore, Ryan Chrietieneon, Chrie Gmahl. Carol Bergatadt, Jenny Leeter, Dan Gustafson, Craig Brattingen. Front: Liea Johnson, Vicki Wallace, Rhonda Hovland, Kelly Dickinson NIGHTS TO REMEMBER Homecoming was a night to remember, on a rainy day in late September. No parade was to be had, because no one made a float, too bad! The Mustangs on the Indians were rough (14-0), and the juniors won the powder puff. The coronation was most remembered of all, for Carol Bergstadt and Chris Gmahl. Tom Dell Oh darn, I “lost” tha bat. Chris I will not blush, I will not blush Gmahl ... Carol Bargstadt Greg Wendy Kilgore Gmahl Court Can i ates I continued, patience waning, to read the capsule. I was straining, as the timeline was revealed. Extra-curricular, always fun. Never secular, always one. The Show-Stoppers always reeled, taking effort, giving pleasure. They gave us pride, we couldn’t measure. Activities gave and weren’t repealed. Tom Dell 49 Fall Production Woody Alton was a bigger hit in Mora than I would have figured. “Don’t Drink the Water” had a good turnout (audience wise) conaidering the weather — below zero windchilla and snowstorms. Artistically, perhaps it’s the most successful show we have had here. The acting was very good overall, exceptional in some cases — Don H., Mary I., Chris 0., and Bonnie T. It was a very satisfying experience for me. Usually, I experience some type ol post-production tot down; not this time. Simply because the show did everything I had wanted it to do. Gary Hirsch (director) (Magee) Chris Olson; “Every now and then Fate comes along, takei a man by the hand and enables him to build a mountain. Pcn t Prink the Water.” a«c . Todd MamDurg. Scon Lacher. Dob BendKkeon Bob Johnaon. wtn. Cindy Koobr. Chrw Otoon. Socond Sow; Deanna QotachaM. Mi Douglaaa, Slava Caaaman, Troy CoStaa. Miaa Conyera, Wyatt Hrnea. Third Hirach. Don Hotznagei. Mary Juba Thompaon. Loci Bremer. Shady Hemneaa. Kathy rry Becker Stave WHkineon. Front Row: Bonnie (Drobney and Marion) Steve Wilkinson (with Mary Ingebrand): “I don't know how Houdini used to get out ol this.” (Walter) Don Holznagel: (Speaking to his business partner who has recently served some spoiled meat): “Poison any more people, pinhead? How many? Wonderful. Two more keeled over — they're dropping like flies.” One Act Play This year's One-Act play “Vicky involved a cast of quite varied personalities. Included were Vicky, a teenage aspiring actress, played by Lisa Sunderman; Humphrey Hubert, a ner- vous hypochondriac, played by Bob Johnson; Mrs. Bland, a pro- per socialite played by Tammy Kaddatz; and Mr. Bland, a gentleman hunter, played by Tim Ogren. Humphrey arrives at the Bland's country house constantly be- moaning his ailments and bores Vicky into inventing a fantastic tale about Mr. Bland. That, in turn, scares him witless when Mr. Bland returns. “I’m her niece, Victoria. How charming to meet you. Sunderman, Bob Johnson ■i — Lisa “Vicky” “Angel, that was very nice of you.” Tim Ogren Tim Ogren, Bob Johnson, Lisa Sunderman, Tammy Kaddatz. Coach Conyers with Bob Johnson — best actor in district. This delightful comedy was performed for the 7th graders, at the One-Act Play Festival, and at the District Contest where it received a B- rating. Bob Johnson was rated Best Actor in the District Competition. Concert Sack (Horn 4): K. Start. S. Lanou . J. Ellmgson. J. Dan tala on, 0. Kaas. B. Stotquwt. T. Honstrom. D. Lutz. A. Johnston . D Layton, T. Hallstrom. M VanOrwi. 3. Lochor. C. Otaon, Oatardyka, T. Doartng, T. Humphroy, K. FuMor, B Boua, ft Myra. B. Schmidt. M Sun C. Barry. D. Modaon. Row 3 B Toaniaa. 0. Funk. M. Ingabrand. M. Erickson, B. Otaon, Scwartz, S. Mo . O. KMgora, J. Nordstrom, K. Moraan. C. LaCombs. B. Schukft. 8. Conion, M. Milia J. Krummal. M. Oats. B. Nalaon, C. Otan. D. Hannu. K. Hatvarson, D. Hotxnagsl. Lachmaki. T. BismaL W. Qmahl. Row 2: K. Dahl, C. Bsrgstadt. K. Patsrson, 8. Hsmnsas, K. Dickinson, C. Toantaa, V. Narvsson, D. Dickinson, A. DaWitl, 8. Wilkinson, J. Thompson. Norland. J. Sundarman. W. Knaiaztsr, A. Althoff. B. Coikna, A. Backar. T. Backar. K. Turnaclitt, J. Sfobarg. M. Dickinson, B. Brown. Row 1: K. Nalaon. R. Hoffback. L. Sundarman. Goldsmith, M. Morgan wack. ft Christianson. N Hutchmaon. R. Mort. L. Otaon. L. Bramar. L. Morganwack, D. E vanson, K. Fora. R. Hintx. D. Tracy. J. Akkarman. Q Smith Juli Thompson. Kathy N on. Ot on. Luci Br m Ruth Saknooaon, T rry l cku, MtiitM To nt , B cky Biovn, Bftndi Collin MnM K By Dickinson. Carol B rgst dt Front Row. Bock Row. Todd Monstrom. Ang 0 Witt. John Nordstrom, Tarry B ck r. Qr g Kilgor . Mary Ingobrand. kttddto Row. St v Wilkinson. Br nda Collin . Don Hoxnag l. Juk Sundorman. Scott Lachsr. Krista Stark, Bart Stotquist. Carol B rg tadt. Front Row Mark VanOrtaL Bonn � Toani . Kim Mor— n. Tom Girl’s Ensemble Pep Group roy Halltlrom One glimpse will shew ycu what the music can dc Junicr High Chcir ■CTl-i Back Row: R. Blum. K Brattmgan. S. Sahlstrom. T. Bwml, M Salmonson. S. Mo . C. Gmahl. T. Hawitt. M Swanson G. Schultx. J. Ellmgson. G Smith, C. Oian, 0. Holinagal T Honstrom. M Oata. J Nordstrom. C. LaComba. C. Brattmgan. Q. Trua Third Row: K. Fora. B. Matson. A. Holmstrom. M VanOnal. C. Barry, J. Damalson. T. Humph ray. L. Olson E. Cook. M. Ingabrand. A. DaWitt. B. Olson. A. Friadslrom. J. Chanay M Saari. Q. Kilgora. S. Carr. T. L angar ud K. Klapmatar. M Haapoia. A. Johnstons K Stark. M. Kant. Socond Row K. Kandall. C. Bargstadt. C. Toamaa, D. Tracy. R. Ho ft back N Hutchinson. A. Kawaiak. M Evsrson M Trip, R. Blast. L. Sundarman. M Norgaard. E. Kramar. R. Christianson 8 Bostar. J. Dovanmauhla. S. Con Ion. C- Strom. S. Ostardyk. 0. Gustafson. B. Collin Front Row: K Watson J. Sjobarg S. Goldsmith. W. Gmahl. M Mork. K. Wilkans. D. Stanstrom. R. Ho viand. K Pat arson. A. Althoft. L Gaarharl. J. Akkarman. H. Williamson. L Cook. D. Tatro. Jazz Band fac Carol Bargstadt. Rhonda Norland. Enc Cook. Tom Humph ray. Ly natta Olson Mary In- gabrand. Michalle Salmonaon MtOdto Suzy Goldsmith. Chris Gmahl. John Nordstrom. Matt Dais. Jason El ling son Front Mr Poors. Dan Gustafson. Sua Ostsrdyk. Sus Cordon. Ang Johnstons Not Rtcturod Brian Mar quart. Brands Collin. Mark Haapota. Don Hdznagsl. Todd Honstrom Pep Band We’re gonna rock this joint tonight! Proudly She Waves! Back Sarah Mills. Coon Millar. Bototoi Oalkars Middto Lynn Morganwack. JIM Salmon too. Malisss Morganwack. Chary! Kawalak Front: Cindy Schwaitzar, Tracay Nalson Flag Squad Luci Bramar Michala Dickinson, Tarry Backar. Wsndy Qmahl. Elian Kramar. Kris Padarson. Michalla Salmon son It takes a tremendous amount of time and effort to put on a “Pop Concert. It becomes a combined effort by the students, music parents, and band directors. This year's “Land of Make Believe was a fun theme to work with. We decorated the auditorium using make believe characters from Sesame Street, cartoons, movies, games, and Walt Disney. Some of the memorable moments of this concert would be the opener when friends such as E.T., the Pink Panther, and Pac Man came out and danced. Working on the huge wall posters was like coloring in a huge coloring book. Thanks to the students, we came up with 30 of these to decorate the auditorium. The bands played well but it was especially rewarding for the concert band to play Chuck Mangione's “Land of Make Believe and do such a fine Job. Senior Tom Humphrey played flugel horn solo and did a great job. After weeks of work preparing an event such as this, it's almost a let down to have it over. Memories make moments last and I hope many people will remember the “Land of Make Believe.' Twee tie Bird, Pink Panther, Miss Piggy, Inky — Pac Man Ghost TUE MMSTEBS A Look at the Classes of 1988,1987, and 1986. I watched the fast-moving Mobsters gather in the low and dark halls. They muttered quiet conversation and looked about with alert eyes, always moving, always wary to be in the right place. They were all made an offer they couldn’t refuse. “Come to Mora High, it’s a big place, nice people, nice times... come... or else!” Tom Dell 61 WHAT IS YOUR IDEA OF A BAD SCHOOL DAY? Work. Teachers yelling and being crabby. Test in every class. School. ISS. Nothing exciting happens. Nothing goes right. Bad test grades. Late for class. Lunch. Calculator breaks during test. Monday. WHA T IS YOUR IDEA OF A GOOD SCHOOL DAY? No homework or tests. A’s on tests — do good work. No teachers yelling. No homework. Real food for lunch. No ISS. Getting out of school. Football game. Talk to friends all day. Work is not hard. CCD day. Subs in all classes. You've got one life that you’d batter not waste. — Hoonzy $3 Justin Sondbsrg SKYIHTII MAKE Tired of just layin back, hangin around. — Brad LaCombe You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave. — Tom Honstron Miduwl Swtnion Chary! Tstro Vmcsnt Taykx Dawn Tharp T ricta Thompson Wandy Tosmss Angola Tollafson Ann Tripp Cindy Trua Aaron Voight Troy Voss Dams Wicfclund Lisa William Not Rtclurod Mariana Armstrong Nancy Bankart josaph Back or Richard Barry At we accelerate our days. — Shelly Netaon 64 What Is Your Favorite Saying? “You Bet” “Gross me out the door” “Don’t be dumb” “Decent” “Awesome” “Good stuff Maynerd” Where is your favorite hangout place? The Scoop Shop Paradise Theater Fish Lake Bowling Alley My room Home EIGHTH GBABE - a Look at the Class of 1987 Russell Adler Sharon Ammtrmm Carol And arson Scott Anderson Donna Armstrong Bari Back man Tammy Bins Kristen Blatdo Frances Bleei Richard Bleat David Boggs Joel Bremer Theeza Buck Bradley Butenhoff Penny Campbell Candy Carda Wendy CesweM Artow Christian Tina Christianson Jody Con Ion Wifkam Cook David Dahlberg Adam Dmytryszyn Sean Doogiaas Susan Douglass Ksthy Dr oat Bryan E Nison Jamie Engebretsen Troy Epson Mike Evenson Rsndie Evenson Stacy Everson Jack F el land Vicki Fredrickson Alan Fndstrom Wayne Gabnelson Melissa Gilbert Rhode Gotfredson Sheila Grace Lisa Grahek Tamer a Gustafson Kevin Haapofa Gordon Haflstrom Michelle Kails from Robin Hansen Brian Harms Dawn Hawkins Jason Hebeison Joey Helmbrecht Mika Hendershot Paula Hendershot Gary Hendrickson Shaky Herman Tracy Hewitt Lynn Hocum Myron Hohn Margaret Hovlend Lisa Jenter Angela Johnson Darnn Johnson Anne Johnstone Chad Keddatz Tralee Kadlac 65 Dobra Kaahr Edward K ailing Louiaa Kannady Patrick Kant Kurtia Klapaa Tracy K Javan Angala Koch Wandy Kraft Uaa Kylandar Mtchaal lachinaki David Lancrain Sarah Lang Brandy LaGora Katth Lappanan Sandy Lindquiat Eugana Lmaburg Timothy Lmaburg Chria Linkart Ryan Lick Char la Maatoaki Jaff Mattaon Patricia Mattaon Nicholas Mayar Scott McCoitough Monica Millaap Stavan Muntar Andraa Nataon Staphan Word Coray Oslin Robart Paltiar Paul Pataraon Rondia Pataraon Kim Piaraon Mika Pittman Laura Port Toni Ritchia Kan Roonay Grag Rowtay Ronald Ruud Stavan Saari Dabra Sahlatrom Michalla Salmonaon Pam Sandbotha Cynthia Sawatzky Eric Schafar Bath Schuldt Mark Schultz Tom Schroadar And raw Schwaitzar Alliaon Sachnat Robart Skara Brad Skilbcorn David Smith Kim Stainbrook Shawn Stavan Tom Strung Coray Sundat Todd Sundtvold Todd Sunnarborg Bndgatta Taylor Charyl Tarhaar David Thialan Tim Tobar Dannia Trua Juatm Turnar Roxann Tylar Grag Vollmar Valaaka Wilkana Louisa Williams Paul Williamson Jamas Zallman Kristi Boyar Hot Ptcturod: Tim Bliss Brian Callahan Scott Conyars Rogar Hardy. Jr. Jamas Jonas Carol Kapinos Brian Marquart Tim Hal aon Bobby Otan Zabnna Rrttanour Mika Turnacliff Come on, baby ... light my fire. — Brian Marquart 66 r A. “Nice to bo hero, hope you agree. — Michelle Hallstrom B. “Sometime it teem unimaginable that you wore ever any other way. — Jamie Engebretaen C. “Well, he just an excitable boy. — Chuck Masloski D. “It � okay, I understand, this ain't no never-never land. — Shawn Steven E. “It's getting better all the time. — David Theilen, Jason Hebeisen F. “I really don't believe what's going on. — Margaret Hovland Eicnrn «abi Eicnvn mabe e 67 What Do You Think of Your Classmates? Your Class? Awsome totally awsome! Most are very nice. This year we have a very good class. Some classmates are O.K., some are rude, and think they’re the boss. They're okay. It’s a great group. In general, I like my 9th grade class. They are nice, mature, and reasonable. But there are a few weir- dos in 9th grade. They are good friends most of the time. If You Had No School, How Would You Spend Your Time? Very carefully. Playing sports. I would get a part-time job and earn some money. I would watch soaps and talk on the phone. Pick up chicks and go to town! Working, riding horses, watching girls, eating, and relaxing. NiNTII WAIE - a Look at the Class of 1986 68 Date Anderson Jami Arxl f son Richard Anderson Wayr� « Andarson Wendy Andarson Carin Bagno Alan Baumann Bath Bandtckeon Tammy Blasi Tim Bliss Mika Bostar Shan Boyar Brian Butanhoff Barry Campball Dab Casaman Brett C as wall Arthur Christian Scott Conyers Connie Cook Alan Crider Mary Dailaon Stava Dallin Jean Droat Barb Eckman David Epaan Wayne Erickson Robert Felde Mark Fladabo Tan Floegge Gary Gaalm Michelle Gilbert Deanna Gotechell Faunne Good no Holley Gnee Paul Gross Nail Grunka Debra Gustafson Tins Heepoie Robert Hegfors Steven Hellstrom Tim Harthan Devin Hebei sen Kraig Hem ness Darin Hander shot Brenda Hernig Tamara Hewitt David Hocum David Hohn Karan Hohn Bradisy Hutchinson Earl I lor Dsanns Johnson Gary Johnson Robort Johnstons Jonny Kally Jason Kiantop Osryt K lapsa Lynn Kottks Mark LaC ham pails Kavm La Combs John Lang Lisa Langsrud Kim Loons Tom LUysrd Jsnnifsr Longworfh Tom Masloski Sarah Mitis Marcia Millsap Tarry Murnsr Marc Matson Tim Matson Julia Morstrom Bobtx Oalkars Tim Ogran Bobby Olan Lynn Onaach Shady Ovsak Scott Paarson Chary I Patarson Cindy Pittman Randy Ponto 8hatty Raynolds Sharry Roachlain Janai Saar. KaMy Salmon son Jason Sandbarg Jaff Schafar Brandon Sachrlst Katty SaataW V«- - ry interesting - Marty Rabant. Craig Hemnea. Robin Blank Holly Lucking Martin Rabena Pater Wilkena Nancy Grosland Jetl Miller Jason Schwinn THE GREASERS A Look at the Classes of 1985 and 1984. I observed the Greasers battling their fate. Fighting for their future but not yet free of their past. They walked about in their blue and white battlements doing their required tasks and making names for themselves. They could desert, or leave in honor. “Stick around, do your work and leave with a diploma. Not a bad deal, eh?” Tom Dell 71 How do you like being able to go oft campua tor lunch? I like it, but we should hsve more time. Lori Frase Adam Fridstrom Kim Gaul Ronda Gilmer Phillip Grosland Leonard Guptill Keith Halvorson Donovan Hannu Dawn Harvey Rob Heggernes Raymond Helmbrecht Tony Hewitt LeeAnn Hockin Renee Hoffbeck Doug Jabe Julie Johnson Ron Johnson Glenn Johnston Shawna Jones David Kaas How do you like being able to go oft campua tor lunch? It's greatl A chance to eel reel food! I think it ie e sign of freedom and trust and I appreciate it. I wouldn't know because I haven't gone uptown for lunch. It's amazing they truat us for 20 minutes. 74 How do you lika being able lo go oft campua for lunch7 I think it's a good way to blow off «team after baing in achool all morning. I think it ie a good idea because we're old enough to make our own decisions on what wa want to eat and what we want to do. What's ao great about walking all over town just to eat garbage. I can stay here and do that just as well. How do you like being able lo go off campua tor lunch? I think it's fun to get a chance to get some fresh air and exercise and get away from the teachers that watch over you in the lunch room. It’s great, but you atill have the habit of looking over your shoulder for the principal trotting up asking for a pass. Tammy Kaddatz Cheryl Kawalek Karla Kendall Theresa Kennedy Misty Kent Cathy Klapmeier Wade Koch Larry Kraft Ellen Kramer Steve Kroger Kim Kylander Brian Lachinski Terry Langerud Bruce Lanoue Connie Larson Judy LaTourelle Bill Lilie Dave Lutz Jill Merwin Lynn Morgenweck 75 John Mount Becky Nelson Joey Oestriech Sue Olen Brian Olson Jackie Osterman Corrine Parker Kris Peterson Melissa Peterson Don Radermacher Kevin Reynolds Pattie Ripka Dale Rowley Mike Saari Steve Sahlstrom Jill Salmonson Kim Sandbothe Sue Schecher Mary Schroeder Becky Schuldt Tim Schwartz Leann Schweitzer Mike Sjoberg Brent Smith Gigi Smith Lisa Sunderman Mark Swenson Gladys Swick Myron Toenies Rich Udstuen Bob Unger Colleen Westling Richard Westman Heidi Williamson Lance Witter Chris Woolhouse Not Pictured: Steve Anderson, Steve Carda, Troy Collin, Mark Daly, Steve Force, Loretta Janousek, Joey Knowler, Cathy Lang, Todd Linder, Angela Linquist, Jack Lucking, Holly Lucking, Vince Miels, Tina Nelson, Renee Sanfner, Kim Schelin, Roxanne Southwick, Gail Sunnarborg, Dan Thielen, Bette Sheldon Zellman 77 Janice Anderson Jennifer Anderson Lisa Anderson Howard Armstrong Loren Bahlman Craig Bagne Terry Becker Nat Beckman Debbie Bendickson Gary Begstadt Chris Berry Loren Bicking Scott Bina Roberta Blesi Julie Blum Tabitha Booth Brian Bous Rob Burk Brenda Collin Kris Dahl Denise DeJong Michele Dickinson Dale Doering Kelly Fredrickson Greg Funk Wendy Gmahl Suzy Goldsmith Jill Graves Shane Gries Richard Grummons Paula Gunderson Mark Haapoja Troy Hallstrom Shari Helmbrecht Shelly Hemness Ruth Hintz 79 dliULLlLLE What Do You Conaidor To Bo the Perfect Teacher? Kind, understanding, able to teach his her subject. The only good teacher is a dead one. A person who can communicate with the students. What Do You Look for in the Opposite Sex? Someone who is decent looking, friendly, and a good personality. Someone who is good-looking and who cares about who you are, not about who they want you to be. Tall, dark hair, brown eyes, good looking, great personality, and considers my feelings. Good sense of humor, nice, good personality, and last of all, good looks. April Holmstrom Nancy Hutchinson Mary Ingebrand Robert Johnson Scott Johnson Mark Johnstone Gary Jolstad Ann Kawalek I Cindy Keehr Greg Kilgore Dan Kylander Chris LaCombe Jim Lang Lisa Larson David Laytart Todd Lewison Kelly Longworth Russ Longworth Dawn Mattson Jamie Mattson y 80 Scott Peysar Mark Reese Tony Ringler Ramona Rowley Ann Saby Michelle Salmonson Tracey Schelin Rob Schmidt Cindy Schweitzer Paulette Schwendeman Kris Sjoberg Deanna Skare Kelly Smith Kay Spiczka Delayne Stenstrom Bart Stolquist David Strelow Craig Stromberg Denise Tatro Jeff Thompson Julie Thompson Bonnie Toenies Cathy Toenies Debbie Tracy Mary Tripp Cathy Twait Mark Van Driel Mark Weinreich There'll never be • better chance to Renee Mork Not Pictured: Walter Anderson, Craig Bagne, Patrice Ford, Colin Forshier, Joe Garner, John David Gilley, Wyatt Hines, Dan Nelson, Jon Schmidt, Steve Simmons, Kris Tur- nacliff, Todd Voss S3 THE JET5ETTER5 A Look at the Senior Class of 1983. I could see. with a Ming of '«membranea, the familiar Jetsets. Having left the Mobs and fought as Warriors they strolled about dominantly, with confidence. The past didn't bother them, they could hardly remember it The present seemed the most glorious of all. but the future? “You've got the start, you know what you're doing, let’s see some achievement! Tom Dell 86 Seniors Seniors fs Don Beckrich You may u| I'm a draamar, but I’m no tha only ona I hopo aomoday you'll |oin ua Carol Bergstadt Why should I ba ambarraaaod? «7 Seniors Seniors 88 Seniors Seniors Chris Gmahl N rt sMn'l for tha nights. Kevin Fuller Ono «rho bom qulatty on Ms way. thinking much and saying Httta. Karl Gotlredson Only tha good dia young. Gail Gaslin Loss Is to ba toaad. Kevin Graber St art ad out ons day. and took off down tha road. Lori Gearhart Jett Gunderson I would Mke to gat something out of school, my ash. 89 Seniors Seniors 90 Seniors Seniors Angela Johnstone OiwmorsHnwIolIvtandlhmiMde Mmtow. Steve Johnstone You hm to moko good on your own. Curt Jones Juot tot mo pul myooW togothor si Seniors Seniors Scott Kaliszewski Lard. hard la ba humMa. Wendy Kneiszler Smiioe may ba decetvin Kim Krone Soma thing you wars hopin' to find but you'ra not aura what M is Jean Krummel Tima for ma to fly. 92 Seniors Seniors Gary Mast Once I ro— above the nolee and con- fusion, |uat to jai a Qlimpse beyond this illusion Tim McClellan Don’t aak mo what I think of you. I might not give you the anawar that you want me to. Bonnie McKinnon The eong remains the same. Cliff Millsap You're an untamed youth. That's the truth. Rhonda Moore She's totally committed to major Rich Myers It's been a long time cornin', it's going to be a long time gone. Marilyn Mork There's no uee In Quitting when the world's waiting for you. N Kathy Nelson AN you touch, and ait you aee, is eN your Ufa wN ever be. Mark Nelson Greatness comes to those with courage and determination Scott Munter So many people live thou life m chains and never even know they have the key. Roger Nordlocken Mo comment. 93 Seniors Seniors Melody Norgaard We're Hvtog in a land ol make-believe and trying not to let N allow. Rita Olson Do you remember when? Hollie Ovsak Turn up the muelc, Lets have a good time. Chris Olson You can't always get what you want David Ostenson See eons are changin', reeaona are changin', but the story lent ending. wr i A k La Todd Pederson There's a fire inside everyone of us. Cindy Olson We're gonna play tome pool, skip some school, act real cool, stay out all night It's gonna! feel alright. Susan Osterdyk Many dreams come true, and some have sliver linings. Live for your dream and a pocketful of gold. Rich Petersen I've got something on my mind. I want you to know. Lynette Olson Try to make H on my own. Larry Osterman Mad dog in the halfway and my heed la filled with fire. Jill Posey Set sail towards the sun. feel the warmth that's |ust begun. 94 Seniors Seniors Bob Saby I’m airight. Don’t anybody worry about Brian Schmidt To aomo I’m a imnar. to othora a aatnt Robin Sanftner Dan Schmoll Art you tough anough to ploy tho gamo thoy ploy, or wM you )uot do your timo and fada away? 95 Seniors Seniors Robert Schroeder How can I go forward whan I don’t know which way I'm facing Gary Schultz You aay you want your fraadom. Wade Schultz RataaaUttta... Burt Severin You got anothar thing cornin'. 96 Seniors Seniors Krista Stark Draama from tho pool, cornin' trua a) laal. Todd Stark N I Issvs hsrs tomorrow, would you •till romombor mo? For I must bo trov Nng on now. too many placoa l ra got to mo. Mary Swick I guoM I’m out horo on my own. Tony Stay lt'« boon a hard days night, and l va boon workin' Ilka a dog. Doug Stevens I wolcoma you to crackarboi pataca Wa’vo boon aipoctmg you. 97 Seniors Seniors Mike Yankowiak tWpl Cindy Caswell It do—n’t toko much to moke mo iMppy Kevin Fratzke I'm novoc going bock ogom. Diane Grosland I muot bo on my way. Tony Austinson — But someday soon we’ll stop to wonder, what on earth's the spell we’re under. Debbie Baumann — Summer’s finally made it, yeah, it’s finally here at last. Mary Felland — Look around and choose your own ground, for long you live and high you fly, and smiles you give and tears you’ll cry. Todd Meinburg — The kids are alright, 'cuz we won’t be fooled again. To the class of ’83, love y’all, The Stillwater kid. Kim Moreen — Me, embarrassed? Dan Wendt — Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap. Gina Torgerson — I’m just a wondering on the face of this earth. Gerald Sybrant — I’m cuttin’ loose ... it ain’t no use ... tryin’ to hold me down ... stickin’ ’round. Russ Stewart — I have my freedom, I can make my own rules, the ones that I choose. 98 Seniors Seniors AND NOW ... OUR What will you remember most about MHS? The food fight in the cafeteria where i almost got into trouble. Mr. Demarais sent me out in the hall and almost gave me a size IOV2 shoe up my butt. Todd Honatrom Doing crazy things. Lynetle Olaon Getting kicked out of Mr. Kaddatz's class. Rhonda Moore I will remember all my friends and all the exciting athletic events. Judy Sjoberg Having finger jello fights on the vocational bus and in the senior hallway. Lori Gearhart What advice would you give to next year’s seniors? Don’t let teachers stand in your way of being loud and crazy. Todd Berntaon Live it uplll Kriata Stark Party hardy, have fun. Karl Gotfredaon If you have enough credits to graduate early, go for itl Also — get a newspaper, the school needs it. Sue Rufener Get away with everything you can. Todd Stark ... A WORD FROM SENIORS |i I What privileges do Seniors enjoy? Seniors can get away with more. It’s our last year so they know we want to get even for the last 12 years. Terry Anderson The respect we get from the little twerps. Joe Bous The privilege of being yourself, because no one else matters anymore. Wes Hebeisen Privileges? What privileges? Russ Stewert The rack, the thumbscrew, stockades, Chinese water torture, beatings, bamboo shoots up the finger nails. Sue Rufener What would you change about Mora High? Not having American Gov’t required to graduate. Barb Helmbrecht Have school more exciting, get the spirit back in the students. Jill Posey Everything! Chris Strom I would add an indoor hockey rink, swimming pool, a better arts program and longer lunch hours. Steve Wilkinson What do you think MHS needs less of? Strict rules and classes. Jon Danielson It needs less communist rule. Sfeve Johnstone We need more leniency, not being in a prison. Deb Dickinson ISS. Wade Schultz History of the Class of ’83 • Caught in the Crossfire of Childhood and Stardom W cam in thrashing in 1977. W stood outside the door of the new building, remembering our orienta- tion day, and hoped w wouldn’t become forever lost between classroom wall and beneath seniors’ feet. As seventh graders, w became a working, though not yet unified, class body. Still, everyone associated in group from the old 45-1S plan; group 1-4. W kept plenty of pencil in our locker and actually brought material to classl We changed our locker combina- tions rapeatedly a friend soon became enemies and hooka became stacked. One day we went on a gar- bage pick-up in which we gathered little aluminum, but acquired a pretty complete beer can collection. In eighth grade, many considered ua the rowdiest class in school (and some Hill do). We thought up original but not always plausible explanation lor why we missed that class and for why we had to throw that pencil. We finished reading class and wa no longer had to read book with catchy titles like “Kaleidoscope” and “Galaxies.” In ninth grade we had the demerit system and the few of ua who survived watched “Battleetar Galac- tic .” We took our SRA tests and wished we had more time. We realized soon we would be in high school. In tenth grade we lurked in the baaement and got our first us of orange and brown lockers. The classes got tougher and counted for more. W had class parties and dances and a fair number of lyceums and we started to cheer at pep feat . At laat we had driver’s ad., all of which was mostly forgotten three months after we acquired our little red licenses. In eleventh grad w realized w had but on year left. W also realized w had but on year to , decide the course of the rest of our lives and spent I a fair amount of time on the PSAT test and reading book in the counselors' office. W realized we were being given responsibility and with it, pressura ws had not previously known. So to offset it, we became the number on party class! Seniors finally, a little wiser and a little more mellow but still possessing our old energy which showed in our sports. We enfoyed being top of.th bill and watched the year fly by as if on fast for- ward. W took tentative steps into the adult world and found it wasn't all that harsh. We went forth thrashing, as w cam in. The unbeatable class of ’83. Tom Dell Growing Up and Remembering - 12 Years in Mora Schools. Todd Mot. IM WNklnoon. Wodo Schutti. Larry Oolormon «loro iottniton Rodooy Type, Tint Ooortns. Chris Omohl. Jbn Mack. Jo« Udaan. Audit Mack. Osna True. Dotrtd OMonoon. Staoa Motor. BM Johnson. Chris Olson. HoNP Or oak. Dan Ouotatoorv Brian Smith. Scott Lachar. Joa Boos. Todd Honatrom dm Boar Backy Brown. Carol BorgotadL KoMy Otckmoon. Kkn Moroon. Judy tpbot®. Krtsta Stark. Chris Shorn. Rita Olson. Rabat Sanftnar. JanaS Ammorman. Barb Hokvibracht. Eric Cook. Sth Row? Crot® Brottmgsn. Tom Hum- phrey. Kathy Hop on. Charts Msdson. Loci Brumor. Ang Johnstons. Sos Ostordyko. Jim Tripp. Matt Dots 4th Bow: Honda Southwtek. Domos Loooo. JM Poaoy. Rhonda Moors. Esther Tabs. Rhonda norland Joanotta Harms. Don HoUnopol. Snd Bow Linds Smith. Bonnp McKinnon. Marilyn Port 2nd Bow Tan McCPHan. Woody KnotskPr. Curl Jonas. Cindy Har- rison, Dab Dickinson. 1st Bow Kail Oothsdeon. Brian Schmidt. Jon DanPPon. Shady KadPe. Rsnas Motschonbachar. Cmdy Csswod Mom, I don’t wanna go to school! What’s school like? Will da big kids pick on me? Will you walk me to the bus? (And you believed mom when she said school would be funl) School man? What a drag! Hey! I got this total- ly awesome idea, man! Let’s skip out for an hour or two! Yeah, alright! (Why don’t you ever listen to your mom?) Well, I perceive by the current trend of political and sociological events and by certain economic and environmental fac- tors as illustrated in to- day’s communications, it’s going to be a lousy day! (Now why didn’t you listen to your mom?) Ah, yes! I remember it well! Yes, I remember ... I remember ... I remember ... yep, I remember ... I ... remember... God, I wish I could remember! (You miss your mom!) Tom Dell 103 Gene True and Sue Rufener. SENIOR RCTMTIE5 Trudy Althott — Mustang Staff 12. Sharry Andarton — Choir 7, I, 9. Class Offtcor 7. Girts Ensemble 7.9. 9. Tarry Andaraon — FFA 9. Honor Sociaty 10-12. Data Banker — FFA 9-11 Lindt Safas — Drama Club 12. Fall Production 12. Powder Puff 12. Jim Black — Basketball 7-9. Choir 7-9. Football 7-12. Iron Mans Club 10-12, Lattarman's 11-12. Wrestling 9-12. Jot Sous - Band 7-9. Baseball 7-9. 12. Summar Basketball 7-9. 12. Choir 7-9. Football 7-9. Golf 7-9. 11-12. Lattarman 11-12. Studant Council 9. Loci Bramar — Choir 7-12. Drama Club Fall Production 7, 10. 12. FHA 7-9. Flag Girl 9-11, Girts Ensambta 7-9. Pop Group 9. Mustang Staff 9-10. Powder Puff 11-12. Spring Pro- duction 10-12, Summar Theater 10. Craig Brattmgan — Hockey 7-12, Choir 9. Football 7-12. Honor Sociaty 9.10. Iron Mans Club 11.12. Lattarman 11,12, Track 7. Backy Brown - Basketball 7-10. Choir 7-12, Class Officer 7, Girts Ensemble 9-12. Honor Sociaty 9-12. Pop Group 9. Spr- ing Production 9. 9. Softball 9-12. Studant Council 9. 9. Volley ball 7-11. Cindy Cat wall — Choir 7-9, Honor Sociaty 9. PowderPuff 12. Enc Cook - Band 7-12. Basketball 7-12. Choir 7-9, Fa9 Pro- duction 7. Football 7-9. 11. 12. Golf 7. 9-11. Honor Sociaty 8- 12. Lattarman 10-12. Marching Band 9-12. Pap Band 9-12, Spring Production 7. Studant Council 7. Summar Theater 8. Track 8.12. Stage Band 11. 12. Jon Damalaon - Band 7-12. Choir 9-12. Football 7-12. Iron Mans Club 10-12. Lattarman 11-12. Marching Band 9-12. Pap Band 10-12. Matt Data — Band 7-12. Basketball 7-12. Choir 7-12. Class Officer 12. Football 7-12. Honor Society 9-12. Iron Mans Club 11. 12. Lettermens 11-12. Marching Band 10-12. Pap Band 9- 12. Spring Production 7-11. Stage Band 11.12. Tom Dak — Mirror Staff 10.11. Mustang Staff 12. Dab Dickmaon — Choir 8. 9. 11, 12. Mustang Staff 10-12. Ouill 8 Scroll 11.12. Spring Production 11, Summar Theater 9. Laura Drabant — Mirror Staff 10.11. Volleyball 8. Amy E kg ran — Cheer leading 9. Choir 7-11. Class Officer 8. Flag Girl 10. Girls Ensemble 7-10. Honor Sociaty 7, 8. Mustang Staff 9. Powder Puff 11. Ouill A Scroll 9. Spring Production 9.10. Softball 10. Summar Theater 9. Track 10 Jack Ellmgaon — Band 7-9. Choir 7-12. Football 7-12. Golf 7. 8. Iron Mans Club 10-12. Lattarman's 11. 12. Marching Band 7-9. Pap Band 9.10.12. Spring Production 7-9. Wrestling 7-9, Hockey 10-12. Amy Engbtom — Basketball 7-10. Choir 7-9, FHA 7, 8, Powder Puff 11.12. Softball 9.10. Track 8. Volleyball 7-11. Mary Fakand — Choir 9. FFA 10.11. Linda Ftachar — Choir 7. 8. 9. Powder Puff 12. Softball 10. Track 7-9.11. Volleyball 7. Manager 8-10. Dan Fora — Choir 8. Class Officer 9. 10. FFA 9-11. Football 7-11, Lattarman 9-11. Speech 10. Track 8. Wrestling 7-12. Todd Fora — Choir 7. 8. Football 7-9. Lattarman 10-12, Hockey 10-12. Karin Fratzka — FFA 10-12. Kann Foliar — Choir 10-12. FFA 10-12. Gail Gaalin — Choir 7.8. Lori Gaarhart — Band 10-12. Lattarman's 12. Marching Band 10- 12. Pap Band 10-12. Chrta Gmahi — Band 7-12. Baseball 12. Choir 7. 8. Football 7-12. Iron Mans Club 11. 12. Lattarman's 10-12. Marching Band 9-12. Pap Band 9-12. Wrestling 7-11, Stage Band 10-12. Homecoming King 12. Karl Godtradaon — Band 7-9. Choir 7-10. Football 7-12, Let- ter men's 10-12. Studant Council 7. Track 7,8, Hockey 10-12. Diana Groaland - Band 7-9. Choir 7-9. FFA 9-12. Dan Guatafaon — Band 7-12 Basketball 7-12. Choir 7-9. Football 7-9. Honor Sociaty 7-9. Lattarman's 10-12. Mar- ching Band 9-12. Pap Band 9-12. Track 7-12, Stage Band 10-12. Mail Halland — Choir 7. FFA 10-12. Jaanatta Harma — Choir 7-9. FHA 11.12. Cindy Hamaon — Choir 7-9, Cross Country Skiing 8-12. Track 8-12, Lattarman's 10. Studant Council 9. Volleyball 7. Was Htabmaan — Choir 7-12. Drama Club 12. Fall Produc- tion 10. Football 7-9. 11, 12. Lattarman's 10-12, Iron Mans Club 11.12, Wrestling 10-12 Barb Halmbracht — Choir 8-10. Girts Ensemble 9. Mustang Staff 12. Don Holznagai — Band 7-12. Baseball 8-12. Chow 7-12, Drama Club 10-12. Fall Production 12. Football 7-12. Lat- tarman's 10-12. Marching Band 7-12. Pap Band 8-12, Pop Group 9-12. Spring Production 7-12, Studant Council 8. 9. Summar Theater 8-10. Stage Band 10-12. Todd Honatrom — Band 7-12. Basketball 7-11, Chow 7-12, Class Officer 8. 9. 12. Football 7-11. Lattarman's 9-12, Mar- ching Band 7-12. Pap Band 7-12. Pop Group 10-12, Spring Production 7-12. Studant Council 7, 9-12. Track 8-12. Stage Band 9-12. Rhonda Ho viand — Band 7-12. Choir 7-12. Cross Country Skiing 8-12. FFA 9-12. Flag Girl 10-12. Lattarman's 9-12. Mar- ching Band 10-12, Pap Band 10-12. Track 8-12. Volleyball 8- 12. Stage Band 10-12. Tom Humphray - Band 7-12. Baseball 8-12. Basketball 7-10. Chow 7-12, Class Officer 11, Drama Club 10. 11. Football 7- 12. God 7. Iron Mans Club 12. Lattarman's 10-12. Marching Band 8-12. Pap Band 8-12. Pop Group 10-12. Spring Produc- tion 7-12, Studant Council 8, 10. 12. Summar Theater 8. 9. Stage Band 10-12. Hockey 11.12. Bill Johnaon — FFA 9-11. Maliaaa Johnaon - FHA 7. 8. Flag Gwl 9. 10. Choir 7-9. Mustang Staff 10.11. Softball 10 Liaa Johnaon — Band 7. Basketball 7, 8. Choir 7-11. Cross Country Skiing 8. Girts Ensambta 10. Honor Sociaty 11, Mustang Staff 10-12. Angola Johnatona — Band 7-12. Basketball 7, Choir 7-12, Cross Country Skiing 7-12. FFA 9-12. Girls Ensemble 8. Lat- tarman's 9-12, Marching Band 9-12. Mirror Staff 10. Pap Band 10-12. Track 7-12. Volleyball 7-12, Stage Band 10-12. Stava Johnatona — Band 7-9. Cross Country Skiing 8-12. Football 11.12. Honor Sociaty 9-12. Lattarman's 10-12. Curt Jonaa - Baseball 9-12. Drama Club 12. Football 7-9. Shally K ad lac - Band 7-10. Chow 7-10. FFA 8-11. Marching Band 9. 10. Pap Band 9. 10. Softball 9. 10. Track 7-9, Volleyball 7,8 Wandy Knaiazlar — Baseball 7. 8. Choir 7-12. Drama Club 12. FHA 7-9 Kim Krona — Basketball 7-11, Cheerteeding 11-12, Chow 7- 9. Flag Girt 9. Mustang Staff 10.11. Powder Puff 11.12. Track 7-12. Volley ball 7-9. Jaan Krummat — Basketball 7-12, Chow 7-12, Class Officer 11. Lattarman's 10-12. Volleyball 7-12 Scott Lachar - Band 7-9. Basketball 7-12. Choir 7-12. Class Officer 11. Cross Country Skiing 8. Drama Club 10-12. Fall Production 12. Football 7-12. Lattarman's 9-12. Pop Group 10-12. Spring Production 7-12. Studant Council 7. Summar Theater 9. Track 7-12. Suaan Latouralla — Choir 7-10, Fall Production 8. FHA 8-12. Dantaa Looaa — Basketball 8. Chow 7-9. FHA 7. 8. Mustang Staff 9. Powder Puff 11.12. Ouill A Scroll 9. Softball 9-12. Diana Madaon — Choir 7-12. Girls Ensemble 8. P. Mustang Staff 10-12. Powder Puff 11. 12. Ouill A Scroll 11. Summar Theater 8. Gary Maat — FFA 9-11. Football 7-9. Track 8. Wrestling 7-11. Barb Mathma — Active in her other school Tim McClaHon — FFA 9-11. Bonma McKinnon — Choir 7-9. Todd Mam burg — Drama Club 12. Fall Production 12. Rhonda Moora - Chow 7-11. FHA 7. 8. Powder Puff 12. Spr- ing Production 11. Marilyn Mork — Band 7-12. Choir 8. 9, Marching Band 8-12, Pep Band 10-12. Powder Puff 12. Ranaa Motachanbachar — Basketball Manager 9-12. Track Manager 9-12. Volley bell Manager 9-12. Kathy Nalaon — Band 7-12. Choir 7-12. Drama Club 11, 12. Fall Production 10-12. FHA 8. Girts Ensambta 7-10. 12. Mar- ching Band 8-12. Mustang Staff 11. Pap Band 8-12. Pop Group 9. Spring Production 11,12. Mark Nalaon — Football 8-12. Iron Mans Club 9-12. Lat- tarman's 9-12. Track 11.12. Wrestling 7-12. Rogar Nordlock an — Student Council 10. Matody Norgaard — Band 7-12. Basketball 7-12, Choir 7-1, Claas Officer 12. FFA 9-11, FHA 7-9. Marching Band 7-12, Pap Band 7-12. Powder Puff 12, Volleyball 9-12. Chria Olaon — Basketball 7, 8. Choir 7-12, Croat Country Skiing 10-12, Track 9-12. Drama Club 10-12, Fall Production 9, 10. 12. One Act 10-12, Spring Production 8-12. Summer Theater 9-11, Track 7. Cindy Olaon — Choir 7.8, Mustang Staff 11,12. Powder Puff 11,12. Track 8. Lynatta Olaon — Band 7-12. Basketball 7-10, Choir 7-12. Gwts Ensemble 11, 12, Golf 10-12, Honor Sociaty 8-12, Lat- tarman's 10-12. Marching Band 9-12. Pap Band 11, 12, Powder Puff 11.12. Stage Band 11.12 Rita Olaon - Choir 7-9, FFA 10-12. Powder Puff 11,12. Suaan Oatardyka - Band 7-12. Choir 7-12. FFA 11.12. FHA 11. 12. Girl Ensemble 7.9. Pap Band 11. 12. Softball 9. Stags Band 11.12 Larry Oatarman — FFA 8-11. Football 7-12. Iron Mans Chib 10-12. Track 7-10. Wrestling 7-10. Hoilia Oraak - Basketball 7-12. Powder Puff 11.12. Track 7. 8. Jill Poaay — Choir 7-9. FHA 7-9. Honor Sociaty 9-12. Powder Puff 11.12, Softball 10-12. Marcia Rabana — Honor Sociaty 11, 12. Mwror Staff 11. Speech 11. Sue Rufanar — Basketball 7, 8. Mirror Staff 9-11. Ouill A Scroll 10.11. Softball 9-11. Studant Council 12. Volleyball 8. Rohm Sattnar - Chow 7. 8. FFA 10-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Volleyball 7.8. Brian Schmidt - Band 7. Baseball 8-12. Choir 9-12. Football 7-12. Iron Mans Club 10-12. Lattarman's 10-12. Hockey 7-12. Rob Schroadar — FFA 12 Wada Schultz — Choir 9. 10. Football 7-12. Lettermen's 11, 12. Track 8. Burt Sarann — Choir 7-9, Speech 7.9. Judy S obarg — Band 7-12. Basketball 7-9. Cheer leading 10-12. Choir 7-12. Golf 9-12. Honor Sociaty 7-12. Marching Band 7-12. Mustang Staff 12. Pap Band 9-12. Powder Puff 12. Studant Council 7-12. Volley ball 7-9. Brian Smith — Basketball 7-9. Football 7-12, Iron Mans Club 10- 12. Lattarman's 10-12, Track 7-12, Hockey 10-12. Linda Smith — Choir 7-9. Mustang Staff 12. Rond a Southwick — Choir 7-10, Mustang Staff 12. Kriata Stark — Band 7-12. Basketball 7, 8. Cheerteeding 9- 12. Choir 7-12. Drama Club 10-12. Flag Girl 9. 10. Gwls Ensambta 9. Marching Band 7-11. Pap Band 9-12. Pop Group 11- 12. Spring Production 7-12. Summar Theater 9. Volleyball 7 Todd Stark - Band 7-11, Choir 7-10, Class Officer 7. Fall Production 7. Football 7-12. Golf 7. Iron Mans Club 10-12. Lattarman's 10-12. Marching Band 9-11, Pap Band 10-12, Track 11.12. Tony Stay - Basketball 7-12. Football 7-12. Golf 7-12. Honor Sociaty 10-12. Lattarman's 11.12. Chrta Strom — Band 7-12. Choir 7-9, FHA 9. Marching Band 10-12. Pep Band 10-12. Powder Puff 12. Softball 10. Eathar Tatro — Powder Puff 12 Jim Tripp — Football 7-9, Honor Sociaty 10. Track 7-9. Gana Trua — Band 7-12, Choir 7-9. Marching Band 9-12. Lat- tarman's 11. Pap Band 9-12. Vicki Wallaca - Band 7. 8. Basketball 8. 9. Chow 7-11. Girts Ensemble 9. Honor Sociaty 10. 11, Spring Production 7, Volleyball 7-11. Kata Wilkana - Band 7-12. Choir 7-10, FFA 10-12, Girts Ensemble 8. Lattarman's 10. Marching Band 10-12. Stava Wilkanaon — Choir 7-12. Drama Club 10-12, Fall Pro- duction 12. Football 7-12. Golf 7-11, Iron Mans Club 10-12. Lattarman's 10-12, Mirror Staff 11. Pop Group 7-12. Spring Production 8-12. Summar Theater 10. Track 8-12. Hockey 7-12. Mika Yankowiak — Basketball 7,8. Football 7-9. Wrestling 9, 10. 104 SENIOR ACTIVITIES UUhat is a 5eniDr? Something to mo might moan nothing to you. —Tim Doorins 106 ULIhat is a BEninr? The junior high student looked up at the six foot twelfth grader and asked, “How come you can walk around the halls like that?” The twelfth grader smiled with amusement and said, “Because I’m a senior!” So what is a Senior? A senior spends half of his her time remembering what’s on the next test and half forgetting last weekend. Seniors are a conservative crowd. They don't wear HIKES just because everyone else does. They don’t play Pac-Man, they don’t tell sickening jokes in class, and they don’t play chase in the halls. On the other hand, they do drive a little fast, and they have been known to party a bit, and they do get a tiny bit unruly at sporting events. Of all, the seniors are the easy-going class. They have plenty of credits and plenty of free time and plenty of decisions to make. Seniors find some school policies laughable when applied to them, and acquire a new understanding and respect for others. So when you see that kid lounging around upside down in the hall in the middle of the hour with a portable stereo on one side and a Coke on the other, leave him alone. He's a senior! Tom Dell Been dazed and confueed lor o long. — Todd For You’re a wall known face in all the hangout place . —Audri Black and Carol Bargstadt Last thing we remember, we were running tor the door. — Gina Torgerion, Janell Ammerman, Trudy Althoff 107 1 i PROF SL yj What Will You Be Trudy Althoff — I will be having my own Nelsons Variety! Janeii Ammaman — Tan years from now I will ba working m a hospital I will probably ba marriad Sharry Andaraon — Sunning myself In the Bahama Tarry Andaraon — I will ba in • Matropolitan area I will ba in tha Management Dapl in a larga computar corporation Data Bankart — Hopafulty Farming and marriad. living aithar in Mora or cloaa to Mora Linda Bata — I will ba a surgical assistant. I will ba marriad and I don't know whart HI ba living Don Back rich — I will probably ba in Minnasota and probably won't hava a |ob! Carol Bargstadt — I will own a partnarship ranch and it will ba callad DMC't I will ba a laad stngar in tha Do-A-Ditty Band Audn Black — I will own a partnarship ranch and call it tha DHC's and will ba a back up tmgar lo a group callad tha Do-A-Ditty Band Jwn Black — I hava no idea Slavs Bostar — Firmly astablishad in a high pay- ing tk illad rawarding career Jo Bous — I will probably hava my own photography studio Whars I can do my work, and mak monsy at tha tarns time Craig Brsttingan — In Colorado working m ac- counting and skiing m tha wintar. Luci Bremer — I will ba working m a clinic as a Bscky Brown — I working 1 •thing in tha businass hold (possibly CPA or computar) and I hops to ba marriad and living •omsplacs warm Cmdy Caswell — I will b marriad to a shaap tar mar bvmg in Minnasota. Living my lit on day at a lima Jon Oanislson — I will ba living naar Mora. I don't know what kind of |ob I will have I hops I am mar- riad. I hops to hav a hoots and all of my futura plans plannad out. Matt Dais — I will ba a computar programmar or working on computers for a big company Tom Dad — Tha Smurfs will taka ovar tha world. So 111 ba writing Smurf-rock songs and sayings in graating cards Dab Dickinson — I will ba publishing co-aditor of tha tour guids to tha Miaauonahilaah mountains m tha country of Zambibwah Laura E. Orabant — MI don't own a ligaria shop m Utah. Ill probably ba a drill sargaant for tarrorist troops in Angola Amy Ekgrsn — I will ba living on a farm out Wat- ty and do lots of work in tha holds bailing Hay-baisan Jack Ellington - W b a rich anginaar living around Mora and hopefully marriad Still rawing h Mary Falland — I will ba living in a shoo with a bunch of kids (12V Linda Fishar — Hopefully I'll ba working in a forestry related job m tha stats of Alaska Dan Fora — I will ba still working to ba a mufti - millionaira. I will b paying off on an oil held m Iran. Actually. I will |ust work in a gas station in tha mid- dle of Canada sailing motor oil Seriously. I want to gat into bamo an Amway distributor From my own experience I hava seen people make good money I hop to liv in St Cloud or Brainard Todd Fora — I will hav my own businass in tha milk company and ba doing a lot of hunting, trapp- ing. ate. Dave Freni — Hopefully to hav a good fob and own lots of old cars Kevin Fratxk — I will become tha new Bo Duka of the Dukas of Haxxards after practicing on county road I. Kevin G. Fuller — Hopefully own a farm or ranch and hav a degree m ag education. Gail Gaslin — I will ba marriad and will ba work- ing as a secretary in Minnesota Lon Gearhart — Living in Minneapolis somawhara working as an optometrist assistant Chrw Gmahl — I wiN ba still trying to figure out what I should writ down tor my class prophesy Karl Go tired son — I will probably be living in or naar Mora Marriad with a kid. I don’t know what kmd of fob IK hava Diane Grosland — Marriad to a farmer with a bunch of kids Dan Gustafson — I will have finished c of lag and will hava a fob as a computar programmer Jaanaatt Harms — Ba marriad and working in a hair salon where ever there's work Cindy Harrison — I don't know yat what town I will ba in. but I will hav a fob working m a day-car canter, state hospital, governess, or anything to do with children Barb Heimbrecht — I will ba a barber at Bar- bara's salon and saH ill beans on the side And some day I hope to go mto sailing underwear cause I'm such a lil-runt Neal Holland — Thar is a good chance that I might be in the army and be marriad and hav a few children But. who knows. I might be working as a machinist. Don Hofxnagef — Marriad. making money, smil- ing and having fun. Todd Honstrom — I will own a big company of of- fice machinery or computers If not that, than I will go to California and have my own harem of girls, or 111 fust go live on the beach and taka it easy Rhonda Hovland — Helping T.F. milk 60« cows and raising a houseful of kids. Tom Humphrey — IH discover the cur lor everything and ba retired m my Beverly HiNt mansion Bill Johnson — I will aithar be working on taimw. farming, or |ust buying and selling Lisa Johnson — I hop to have graduated from collage, marry Fred, hav a fob as an administrator, and taking advantage of all tha Southern resources. Melissa Johnson — I’M b living out of Mara and hopefully making a lot of money Angela Johnstone — I will scientifically analyt tha technology of cross-country ski racing techni- ques (so I can go faster). Stave Johnstone — Hopefully I will ba graduated from St Cloud vo-tach's carpentry course Than I hope to find a fob working in the field of carpentry somawhara. maybe in St Cloud Curt Jonas — I’ll be bowling on the Pro Bowlers Tour or playing ball for a pro baseball team Shelly Kadlec — I’M be realty rich and drive around in a Kadetac Because I’M hava taken a tug share in the Johnson and Johnson's Inc. Wendy Knot tiler — I will be working and raising a family I will ba somewhere in Minnasota or someplace warmer Kim Krona — .. legal secretary Scott Lac her — I hop to hav oraduatad from collage and law school. Resigned by commission as an Air Force officer and become a lawyer (corp.. business, private practice or metropolitan araa). marriad and anfoying life Sue La Tour alia — I hope to own a large business and be vary wealthy!! Denise Loose — 111 be marriad. hav at least 2 kids, making it wall financially Diane Madson — I will become the publishing editor of ail 250.000 publications of tha Government Printing Office in Washington. D C Gary Mast — Living in the mountains, in a log house working for the DNR Barb Mathme — I will ba a social worker. Living with a guy Tim McClellan — I will ba on tour with the Rolling Stone . Bonnie McKinnon — I don't know. I’M know whan I gat that far Todd Mamburg — 111 b a psychologist in a C D unit and will be living in Stillwater. Rhonda Moore — I wiH go mto fashion merchan- dising and make clothes lor rubber duckies. I will also mak lag warmers for roller skaters 108 Greatest Range of Creative Action Mo«t Talantad) Tom Humphrey Carol Bergstadt Audri Black Rita Olson Moat Humorous Articulation (Funniaat Laugh) Chris Gmahl Bob Saby Professor of Ad Lib (Bmi - . Audri Black Most Physically Adapt mo« aimmc) Matt Deia Angela Johnstone Favorite Instructional]!!� (Favorite T—chare) Laurie Martin John Sandy THE WILD, THE INNOCENT 112 Behavioral Humorists (CtaM Clown ) Steve Wilkinson, Kim Moreen, Wes Hebeisen AND, THE SENIOR FAVORITES Bad Futura Lifacoursa Ranga (Moat Likoty lo SuocMd) Becky Brown Den Gnat at son Moat Attractiva Optica (Prettiest Eyes) Christy Strom Roger Nordlocken Moat Sociabla Articulator (Blgeoot Mouth) Tony Stay Audri Black 113 Snow Days Madness WINNERS Sr. High Jr. High Crazy Day— Chris Gmahl Jenny Gunderson Sweats Day -Jack Ellingson Kurt Caswell Sr. High Jr. High Future Day — (ccd day) Shelly Nelson Occupation Day — Dan Theilen Melissa Goldsmith Tom Honstrom Fifties Day — Chris Berry Chad Kaddatz I Know It’s only the Start of the Show. Take Me as You See Me! Gigi Smith, Brian Smith — Occupation Day Faculty mambara win Volleyball Tournament against students. 115 MUSIC Coat of an album — $8.99 The Eye ol the Tiger — Survivor REO Speedwagon Rolling Stones Led Zepplin Air Supply Men at Work B-52's Who April Wine Eric Clapton Boston AC OC Rush Journey Maynard Ferguson 38 Special Ted Nugent Charlie Daniels Marshal Tucker Bruce Springsteen COMMON CARS Camaro $12, OCX Mustang $10,000 Trans Am $15,000 Ford and Chevy Trucks $10,000 CARS WE D LIKE TO HAVE Ferrari $46,000 Lamborghini Countach $105,000 1982-1983 TIME Poltergeist Rocky III E.T. First Blood $2.50 — $3.00 G or PG rating — R rating Halloween Friday the 13th On Golden Pond Raiders of the Lost Ark Pizza Spaghetti Lasagna Burger and Fries Seafood Steak Chips and Corn Nuts Coke Tab $4.85 $2.00 $2.00 $1.65 $7.50 — $10.00 $7.50 $.30 $.50 ns WEEKEND ACTIVITIES Eastbound to Wisconsin $10 — $20 Movies $2.50 — $3.00 Bowling $ .95 — game $ .35 — shoes ish Lake $3 — $5 Friend's House St. Cloud or Cities $20 CAPSULE FAVORITE PAST-TIMES Go out Being with boy girl friend Going to sporting event Watching TV Partying Cruzin’ Skiing Hunting Listen to music Lift weights 1982-1983 HAIRSTYLES FASHION STYLES T.V. SHOWS Hair cut $12.00 Permanent $30 — $40 Curly hairstyle Feathered back style FASHION STYLES Blue Jeans $20 Baggy pants $25 — $30 Wool Skirt $18 — $25 Sweater $20 — $40 Oxford Shirt Flannel Shirt Ruffled Blouse Jersey T-Shirts Sweatshirt Leg Warmers Clogs Cowboy Boots $18 $15 $22 $10 —$12 $10 $10 —$12 $5 $25 — $45 $65 Magnum P.l. Dynasty Quincy M.A.S.H. The Fall Guy Benny Hill 117 Very Special Thanks to: Diane Madson and Deb Dickinson — for designing, editing, (DOING) the entire book. Tom Dell — for his numerous and diverse journalistic expose. Joe Bous — for his photographs throughout the entire book. Cindy Olson — for her imaginative captions and per- sistence in getting all of the SR mottos. Lisa Johnson — for her continuous patience in typing all of that copy. Russ Stewart — for all of his creative artwork. Father Belair — for his extremely profes- sional photographs in the sports and homecoming sections. Gene’s Studio — for their cooperation in photographic matters. A Look at Those Contributing to This Yearbook Ann River Motel Arcon Construction Co., Inc. C G Telephone Sales and Installation Inc. Curt’s Dairy Dresser Funeral Service Fran Jan's Supervalue Ben Franklin Gadola-Haasken Dental Office Gorham-Oien Mechanical, Inc. Gunderson Motors Hall Drug — Pleasing you Pleases us Henriette Food Market Kanabec State Bank Land O Lakes Ice Cream Plant Mattson Electric Co. Mora Bakery Mora Drug Co. Mora Medical Center, Ltd. Mora Lanes Mora Launderette, Inc. Mora-Milaca Credit Union The Mug Drive-In The Music Box Nancy’s Beauty Walk 118 Deb Bendickson — for her photograph throughout the entire book. Trudy Althotl — lor her willingness to help always. Kim Sandbothe and Scott Moe — lor their small but special photo assignments. Mr. Bob Aaa — lor his photo assistance and Polaroid camera usage. Melissa Johnson — lor typing the SR Prophecy. Krista Stark — lor typing the SR Activities. Kelly Dickinaon, Julie Johnson, Jean Krummel — lor their misc. typing. Deanna Gotschall, Debbi Lorence, Marcia Millsap, Pam Sandbothe — lor their help identilying sll oi the students in choir and band photos. Coaches, faculty, administration — lor their cooperation with yearbook stall and other students. PATROMS Deb Bauman Ace Hardware Akkerman Mortuary Anderman Motor Inc. Bob Johnson Home Builders Century 21 Peoples Real Estate Latana Hair Studio The Little Bra Shoppe Kanabec County Times Lee’s Painting Decorating LuAnn's Cut Curl — LuAnn Engblom Mary Smith's Income Tax Service Mora Implement A Salvage New Image Hair Design Olsin Lumber Co. Inc. Peoples Insurance Agency — Walter R (RED) and Harriet Johnson Roman Miller Ina. Agency Ruts Auto Body — Mora Peoples Natural Gas Co. Norby’s Real Estate and Auctioneer Service Northwest LP Gas Co. — Serving East Central Minn. People's National Bank of Mora Peterson Insurance Agency — Bill and Dorothy Peterson Congratulations Graduates Rolstad's Western Wear — Shoe and Boot Repair Security Federal Saving Loan Assn. Serenity Manor Inc. Halfway House — Licensed Residential Care for the Chemically Dependent Sportsmen’s Cafe Strom's Construction Sunshine Villa Thomas J. Dixon D.M.D. — John M. Skillicorn D.D.S. Town and Country Oil 2 in 1 Soft Water Service Tom Humphrey 119 ONE SPECIAL PERSON The Only Way to Have a Friend Is to Be One. Autographs .