Neil A Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Plymouth, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

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Walking in for the first time as green sophomores, eager and excited about High School, we miss the significance of our Iarger-than-Iife window 0n the world. As seniors, on our way out, we just begin to look out of the window, hoping we' re ready to cope with, ' that we see. Between these two events, a vast number of experiences, different for each person, shapes each in a unique way. a school, a common focal point through ' , morrows away to worry about. , I . AS CHOL. i. . ; For some the three years leave a butter taste and a com- '- puIsion to run away from anything that s'ounds Iikegjj ' school. Others gobee it up and clamOr for more. Still I I I others, probably most of us', wiII Iodk back on HigthFN' Schodl as a separate entity, as the good oId days when things were simple and outside reality was too many to A COMMON FOCAL POINT I See How Much I've Grown. Talk about Kaleidiscopes of experiences, about micro- cosms of society, gush over the possibilities of discovering full selves. They all can happen, it's all there. Even cliches and catch phrases can be true if that's what you want. What's here for each person doesn't fit into neat, univer- sal packages. You make your own sandwich, wrapped the way you want because ultimately you're going to eat it. A COMMON PLACE THAT LETS US DISCOVER JUST HOW INDIVIDUAL WE ARE a k v ngrww With four out of five performance nights sellouts The Sound of Music was classified by teachers, administrators and students as Armstrong's best musical. But it took a lot to make it successful. Many behind the scenes differences between the cast and crews arose such as costume deadlines, properties and scene change problems. But solutions to the problems were found, and the play settled down to a happy medium. The play centers around a young impetuous postulant named Maria, played by Karen Tunks, who is constantly turning the Abbey and its occu- pants upside-down. She is sent away from the Abbey by the kindly Moth- er Abbess, portrayed by Carolyn Benepe, to work as a governess in a rich baron's household. She is put in charge of seven lively children. The head of the household is the children's widowed father, the Baron Von Trapp, played by Tom Stadnik. Because of the hurt brought on by his wife's death he has inflicted his former military routine on his children to keep old memories away. As the inevitable romance enters, so does the Third Reich to spoil the placid dream. But, as always, love conquers and the play ends as the family escapes through the mountains to Switzerland and freedom. And as the final swells of the nun chorus fill the auditorium, night after night the audience rose to its feet to prove that all the work was worthwhile. Top: Regal Guests for a Regal Party. Center Left: Fear grabs Tom and Karen a the Concert.Center Right: Presto Chango! Bottom: Marie Lunzer, far left, Jennifer Johnston, back of Maria, look on as the child- ren learn to sing. Opposite Page: Center. Nuns kneel at aIta Bot- tom: Wedding Scene hOne weII-done . .. The one-act play, Adaptation, was very successful this year, winning A-ratings where ever it went TOP: The M. C. contemplates a move. CENTER: Mother and Father are puzzled over son. BOTTOM: Excitement over winning shows through. 18 and one not to be outdone. French students came up with another captivating children's play, Alice in Wonderland I V v 92, '4 ,6'w9x' 9' V: th f! 1 TOP: I didn't see that! CENTER: Dodo, Alice and Tweedle Dee laugh at a joke. BOT- w TOM: Cast and crew. erformanCe performan 20 ce performance perform 21 5,; Above: Lorie Deamon hears bells. Upper Right: Choir and soloists sing Missa Brevis. Right: Cindy sets a mood with her cello. Music . . . a kind of inarticulate unfathomable speech, which leads us to the edge of infinity . . . 22 We love music for the buried hopes, the garnished memories, the tender feelings it can summon at a touch. Left: Mike Tokle and Mary Kadlec sing at concert. Lower Left: Tom Ea- ton plays the new addition to the music department. Below: Marching Band entertains at games. 23 BELOW: Janet Jocula and Jill Johnson duel on their Clarinets. BOTTOM: Dave Rudolph bee- bopping on his horn. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Col- leen Larson is intent on her flute. BOTTOM: Diane Wade puts soul in her sax. EveryGreatAnd Commanding Moment In The Annals Of The World Is The Triumph ' Of Enthusiasm. LEFT: CONCERT BAND BLUE: TOP PICTURE, ROW ONE: R. Twomey, T. Johnston, J. Mun- nings, K. Johnson, J. Wernecke, C. Greening, B. Friedricson. ROW TWO: 5. Medin, S. Brandeen, E. Peterson, M. Reeves, M. Gillette, L. Siems, R. Dedrick, C. Simmons, S. Leikam, T. Lussenhop. STANDING: J. Fruehauf, K. Prillis, P. Eichhorst, A. Jensen, J. Martin, J. Welch, T. Weber, C. Ebers- berger, B. Siems, T. Hagedorn, Mr. Bjorkman. BOTTOM PICTURE, ROW ONE: B. Birkholz, D. Raine, B. Earley, A. Wichhart, W. Baskin, S. Beck, B. Larson, R. Van De Plasch, P. Tellers. ROW TWO: K. Kreager, D. Hodnett, J. Yager, L. Stoen, S. Anderson, C. Meyer, 1. Bell, G.Paulus, C. Nel- son, C. Nordhaus, P. Bittner. STANDING: C. Dav- is, T. Bourdon, D. Dahl, L. Aitchison, LCarlson, T. Cox, B. Sherwood, T. Stein, S. Thompson, C. Cronguard, R. John, L. Novak, S. Ciatti, 5. Palm- A berg, P. Seeley, S. Fleischer, M. Petticlair, B. Aak- 24 er, J. Thomas. . RIGHT: CONCERT BAND RED: K. Knutson, D. Gross, B. Menne, D. Hughs, S. Johnson, J. Scar- brough. ROW TWO: R. Hautamaki, J. Yager, C. Milbradt, K. Kruse, G. Salmela, B. Bauers, T. Kruse, S. May. ROW THREE: D. Duemke, L. Iver- son, C. Klein, K. Huddleson, J. Johnston, B. Schai- ble, D. Butel. ROW FOUR: C. Ridge, J. Pfeifle, D. Carlson, P. Hinz, C. Wahlstrom, B. Jacobson, M. Franke, S. Ranney, J. Schliesman, K. Shoewalter. STANDING: J. Andress, D. McCulloch, S. Snip- stead, R. Guertin, D. Trosvig, P. Prine, J. Fielder, T. Rosenow, B. Hanscom, M. Fleming, N. Paris, G. Nordhaus, D. Stueven, S. Yahnke, N. Amundson, S. Lyman, T. Beck, T. Lussenhop, J. Kladifco, M. Hartman. LEFT: Marching bands are an important part of the Armstrong mu- sic program. They pro- vide an extra-curricu- lar activity that is one of the school's best supporters of school- spirit. Music Appreciation ls Enjoyment With Understanding As Well As Understanding Through Enjoyment. 25 ABOVE: SYMPHONIC BAND: ROW ONE: L. Kieffer, K. Frost, K. Waller, S. Hein, D. Jacob- son, J. Dewey, P. Andress, D. Wade, E. Stene. ROW TWO: K. Knutson, L. Nellis, B. Farm, K. Olson, K. Noree, A. Huber, 5. Bristol, 1. Joke- Ia, D. Grande, A. Kreager, D. Stueven, J. Mills. ROW THREE: K. Jensen, L. Deamon, D. Elli- son, K. Dmowski, D. Wallick, K. Rusinko, J. Johnson, J. Van De Plasch. ROW FOUR STANDING: Mr. French, M. Polson, D. Rudolph, M. lssacs, T. Reinhart, C. Menk, D. Forsman, B. Kronguard, T. Manard, M. Stoesz, D. Hoover, D. Halverson, P. Zadach, J. Chris- tenson, D. Vickstrom, S. Knutson, B. Belden, P. Bork, G. Carlson, C. McKaige, P. Bradbury. RIGHT: JAZZ ENSEMBLE: ROW ONE: D. Ja- cobson, J. Mills, A. Johnson, D. Wade, G. Menk. ROW TWO: Mr. French, J. Christen- son, D. Halvorson, T. Manard, D. Polochek, L. 6055, T. Hagedorne, C. McKaige, S. Sletten. THIRD ROW: J. Van De Plash, P. Bork, T. Reinhart, D. Rudolph, G. Carlson, G. Chris- tenson, P. Bradbury. BOTTOM: Violinist Shar- on Loubert concentrates on her playing. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Various rhythm instru- ments are used in some pieces. We Are The Music-Makers, And We Are The Dreamers Of Dreams. We Are The Movers And Shakers Of The World Forever, It Seems. 26 Music Must Rank As The Highest Of The Fine Arts - As The One Which, More Than Any Other, Ministers To Human Welfare. LEFT: CHAMBER ORCHESTRA: SEATED: L. Eaton, P. Tangen, K. Haug, T. White, L. Peters, D. Peterson, S. Hackbart, S. Lor- ence, J. Weiss, M. Grothe, W. Marshall, S. Larson, S. Olson. BELOW: ORCHESTRA: SEATED: Mr. Saliny, C. Haug, P. Tangen, D. Peterson, T. White, S. Lorence, J. Weiss, W. Marshall, B. Black, L. Van Loon, D. Byr- hus, S. Larson, S. Knutson, L. Brewer. ROW TWO GTANDINCD: A. Ploetz, J. Strand, M. Grothe, M. Fristoe, 5. Olson, C. Bloom. ROW THREE: C. Larson, L. Eaton, T. De- France, L. Shattuck, L. Peters, S. Hackbart, T. Reinhart, D. Rudolph, S. Linman, L. Anderson, S. Loubert, J. Nelson, P. Brown, D. Scott. 27 BELOW: A typical Friday choir class. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: A choir comment gets mixed reac- tions . . . Only When We're Singing Dol Feel As One It Is The Singing That Unifies Us . . . C.Benepe RIGHT: MADRIGAL SINGERS: ROW ONE: L. Hayda, L. Linman, C. Adair, D. Buen, D. Bengtson. ROW TWO: F. Hagen, T. Pollock, J. Mateffy, T. Johnson, R. Freer. ROW THREE: W. Mueller, J. Sueker, C. Benepe, C. Bloom. ROWFOUR: S. lbister, R. Johnson, T. Stadnik, B. Skarnes, K. No- reen. BELOW: CONCERT CHOIR: ROW ONE: K. Paulus, C. Ridge, N. Garfield, C. Carlson, L. Johnson, J. Andress, L. Hyrske, i. Lane, L. Macris, N. Bakkum, B. Work- men, L. Utermen, K. Schmidt, B. Ander- son, B. Masica, L. Shattuck, M. Stalnaker, S. Pollock, C. Mikalitz. ROW TWO: L. Leh- man, C. Rundle, T. Olson, P. Kusha, K. Carey, G. Anderson, W. Fauskee, L. Roh- Ioff, B. Noreen, D. Juday, L. Gruber, 5. Pat- ton, C. Nayler, S. Baker, C. Frost, L. Luksan, D. Butel, J. Chastain, E. Ferrell, M. Jonaitis, S. Benepe. ROW THREE: H. Radmaker, J. Hollingsworth, J. Lausen, M. Landkamer, N. Crone, K. Elder, J. Haukena, K. Grand- guard, P. Tangen, B. Leighton, S. Dirks, K. Saunders, C. Stalnaker, 5. Bristol, K. Kempf, J. Lohman, D. Schrieber, M. Lun- zer, D. Dooher, D. Fritz. FOW FOUR: J. Schwebach, L. Torgeson, M. Craftey, C. Griffin, M. Joselyn, C. Newton, B. Russel, T. Swanson, J. Hickman, R. Trelinger, J. Eaton, T. Foy, B. Wigg, J. Opel, M. Schoen- bauer, L. Nelson, C. Walston. ROW FIVE: D. Eastman, D. Hawkins, B. Connor, R. Boardman, M. Hanson, M. Heinz, J. J. Hackenmueller, L. Swunger, S. Coy, G. Gerwitz, M. Bolter, J. Schaefer, J. Moore, J. Cooper. 28 ABOVE: SELECT CHOIR: ROW ONE: L. Andress, J. Bomstad, T. Stadnik, T. Cavan- augh, T. Shepherd, D. Harshman, B. Weid- ner, K. Lomis, L. Florian, W. Mueller, B. Skarnes, P. Cawlik, C. Adair. ROW TWO: C. Bloom, L. Eaton, B. Burns, L. Van Loon, Bloom, L. Eaton, B. Burns, L. Van Loon, A. Wien, M. Fristoe, M. O'Neill, A. Huber, D. Buen, J. Oppegard, R. Johnson, J. Weiss, L. Linman. ROW THREE: K. Melling, L. Hay- da, P. Andress, l. Sueker, S. lbister, C. Mar- tin, G. Neils, P. Leighton, M. Kadlec, T. Johnson, K. Noreen, C. Saucier, L. Bibel- heimer, C. Benepe. ROW FOUR: J. Mer- kel, J. Swanson, G. Lyons, J. Doering, F. Hagen, T. Olson, K. Hoyme T. Eaton, E. Anderson, I. Mateffy, C. Feuk, S. Lorence, S. Hackbart, J. Lundstrom. ROW FIVE: C. Ranney, N. Pollock, E. Stene, K. Wasti, K. Tunks, R. Freer, D. Lloyd, D. Haagenson, D. Bengtson, T. Pollock, H. Lyon, B. Giere, J. Scarbrough, S. Campbell. LEFT: SOPHO- MORE MADRIGAL SINGERS: SEATED: L. Andress, C. Newton, M. O'Neil, J. Moore, 5. Dirks, S. Coy, L. Torgeson, E. Peterson. STANDING: T. Olson, J. Cooper, L. Loh- man, D. Griffig, M. Lunzer, B. Wigg, C. Martin. Choir ls Work - Not Just Singing. It's Being Conscience Of Tonality, Rhythm, Interpretation . . . ABOVE: WOMEN'S CHORUS: Row One: K. Peterson, D. Bostrom, L. Burrows, S. Diedrichs, J. Barthel, S. Fischer, C. Sheffield, N. Schmeling. Row Two: S. Shallbetter, M. Bah- nemann, W. Black, D. Kuhn, T. Knopps, J. Robinson, L. Lake, L. Glidden, P. Klucas. Row Three: S. Jensen, J. Swan- son, A. King, S. Hovind, K. Dungan, L. Sheffield, J. Hentges, M. Watz, G. Hand, S. Rukavina. Row Four: L. Matson, M. Lambertz, J. Weiss, M. Jensen, 5. Mancel, A. Boferding, D. Venske, C. Peterson, T. Stoesz, G. Berven. UPPER RIGHT: Kris Lomis tries to analyze the workings of the piano. RIGHT: THE NOW AND THEN SINGERS: Standing: R. Trul- linger, S. Lorence, M. O'Neill, M. Lunzer, K. Hoyme, C. Larson, K. Lomis. Seated: T. Shepherd, K. Tunks, D. Halvor- son, D. Harshman, B. Giere. When a choir achieves that feeling of oneness . . . you get that chill . . . you're so high that you can hardly sing any more. 30 It was the combination of individuals, a common cause, and a superb director that gave the choirs their warmth and togetherness. LEFT: The energy used at concerts leaves you just as drained as athletics. LOWER LEFT: Practice makes perfect for the serious music student. BELOW: CHAMBER SING- ERS: Seated: P. Gawlik, K. Tunks, A. Wien, L. Eaton, L. Flori- an. Standing: G. Lyons, K. Lomis,.S. Lorence, L. Bibelhei- mer, H. Lyon, T. Shepherd, M. Kadlec, B. Giere, B. Weid- ner, C. Ranney, K. Hoyme, D. Haagenson. 31 Spirit ran undebateably high . . . Our participation was unmatched . . . - Mr. Gottstein Debate means to each of us something different. To many, it is almost a way of existance. The Varsity? Well, we did better this year than past Armstrong teams; winning first place at the Chaska Tourney started the year out well. All four of us had the same feeling - we could and would wun. The Novice team was the largest ever in the history of Armstrong - 15 people actively participated. It's spirit was unmatched by any other team in the state. Our record? It still seems unreal. The Varsity with a 60Wo win record and the Novice with over SOVo wins. We were strong; strong in debate and feelings for one anOther' Team - Back: L. Harrington, K. Schowalter, D. Brown, M. Orrick, R. Trullinger, W. McPherson, T. Nelson, 1. Hickman, J. Wiggins. Middle: M. Rupp, D. Wal- lace, N. Nyberg, K. Bunday, l. Pfeiffle, K. Ahlers, D. Larson, Coach J. Gottstein. Front: T. Fay, S. Herje, A. Johnson, C. Anderson. BELOW - Varsity Debate re- searches for next meet . . . 32 Key club'stronger than ever . . . 1974-75 was a strong year for the Key Club. The club started early, meeting periodically throughout the summer. In August it was decided that girls should be allowed to join and participate in club activities. The general feeling was that girls would give a life and increase popularity of the club. Key Club is intended to be a service organization of high school boys who are aware of the world in which we live and bold enough to say that they give a damn . Under the leadership of seniors Duane Swenson and Steve Moravec, the club strove for high goals. In a time when clubs are losing popularity, Key Club grew stronger than ever. Pres. Swenson put it this way - One of the best ways of getting satisfaction is working with people and fellow Key Clubbers in dealing with the problems we face in the world today. TOP - Pres. Duane and his harem 0f Keyettes Club -Sitting: P. Grimsrud, T. Edwards, S. Seiler, S. McNalIy, B. Jackett, J. Schliesman, N. Bell, S. Thompson, B. Finley, J. Hamey, P. Zadach, M. Krafty, J. Straw, K. Finley, G. Durand, M. Cummings. Standing: Pres. D. Swenson, Vice Pres. 5. Mo- ravec, Tres. A. Aaker, Sec. J. Engwer. 33 tion in the field III which theyfraii The coordihator; oi DISUIbUQaVe Education, Office Education, Home Economics, Work Experience, and Trade and f'dustry furnish the links between on-the-v training and in- school instruction. lg; thIs way the school pro- vides an academic eduCatIon while business furnishes the laboratory. Top: JUNIOR DECA, L. Splett, D. Grussing, K. Stuck. DECA, Top Left to Right: J. Kopietz, J. Lund, D. Schuller, D. Dykstra, M. Holden, R. Kammerer, J. Manders, J. Picard, N. Hannan, S. Perna, R. Moebeck, L. Lillyblad, S. Wineberg, S. Ruikkie, T. Sheffield, A. Harty, K. Rosoff, K. Czech, J. Ebel, S. Schmoyer, B. Eull, P. Moore, V. Evenson, T. Torger- son, B. Kruse, E. Warren, K. Meier, D. Swenson, Monica Holden on thejob. 34 Top Left: O.E. Back Row Left To Right: S. Stearns, Mr. M. Huggett Advisor, J. Koperski, L. Olson, H. Loden, K. Eckstrom, K. Tollefson, S. Bloomgren, C. Eidness, C. Moselle, D. Diedrich, J. Karsh, 5. F055, C. Price, C. Burke, R. Anderson, L. LaCue, C. lbister, E. Johnson, M. Stanley, J. Adams, S. Rudick, D. Johnson, C. Berthiaume, J. Adams Bottom Left: Lori LaGue on the job. 35 .rw was; Top Right: H. E. Back Row Left To Right: M. Kastanek, D. Radzak, T. Shepherd, J. LeClaire, C. luhnke, R. Bender, Mrs. Chamberlain Advisor, B. Brenny, K. Herstein, S. Koelfgen, J. McGovern, G. Os- trom, C. Sigafoos, D. Reimer, S. Simonson, R. Huber, l. Wiggens, S. Mills, R. Carpentier, K. Berner, L. Perron, J. Grunewald, T. Lil- jengren Bottom Right: Randy Bender on the job. Top: W. E. Back Row Left To Right: S. War- ren, T. Reid, R. Quaker, K. Rascob, M. Dit- ton, M. Kosak, M. Hall, B. McMahon, J. Westlund, D. Waldron, D. Erickson, M. Till, J.Pengra, D. Meyer, F. Bathke, M. Mulvey, R. Stasica, T. Folkstad, B. Zimpher, B. Sander, M. Czech, L. Anderson, R. Thei- son, H. Tlihonen, G. Johnson, L. Seamans, T. Drazkowski, J. Redden, S. Anderson, B. Pella, B. Walters, D. Horstmann, P. Mob- erg, S. Cooper, S. Konop Middle Right: Tanya Simpson on the job. Middle Left: W. E. Back Left To Right: Mr. Grangaard Advisor, S. Burkett, J. Kramer, L. Osman, S. Burns, D. Tierney, D. Westlund, C. Bentilla, -S. Wagle, M. Boelter, L. Kristoff, J. Reed, D. Snow, R. Peter- son, L. Chasteen, D. Arola, A. Mil- um, B. Chasteen, M. Prozinski, L. Berger, S. Anderson Bottom: Rich- ard Berglund and Mark Till on the job. T.l. Back Row; Left To Right D. Sko- glund, R. Lueck, R. Djerf, W. Peterson, R. Wachter, L. Brakefield, S. Barrett, M. Brattvet, D. Raum, R. Collins, 8. Splett, G. Mundahl, R. Madsen. Middle Row: J. Robinson, 5. Brinkman, J. Sullivan, P. John, L. Meinke, M. Evenson, K. San- ford, J. Olson, J. Lussenhop, R. Swan- son, B. Brack. Front Row: M. McGarry, Mr. D. Randall - Advisor, J. Dubel. Middle Left: K. Sanford on the job. Above: While some students are at work, others attend a pep-fest. Bottom: Mike McGarry busy at work. 37 Gyre: Circular or spiral motion The circling of a Falcon before it descends on it's prey. Many don't realize the work that goes into a ' -' t mm ' m; f yearbook, an inexperienced staff found out just ' OE: RIGHT. how difficult it is to fitting bits and pieces of individual work into one hundred and eighty r3 ; pages of yearbook. a Gyre Staffers had problems with organization, defining the word deadline , deciding whether to quit and finish homework or complete yearbook assignments. Where some dropped out others seemed to take on new responsibilities. While staff members were not in the Gyre Office vandals made themselves at home. Working to get a picture and then having it stolen was an ever frustrating problem. With all the obstacles to pass a few determined souls did manage to complete the '75 Gyre. Only they can appreciate the work, frustration and rewards that it brings. Many have had the chance to involve themselves in something they normally wouldn't have come in contact with. These people have the '75 Gyre to show for their efforts. '1 TOP: Betsy Duncan and Laura Tri- pet complete deadline. CENTER: Staffers 1. Armstrong, G. Lyons, R. Richards, 8. Duncan, L. Tripet, J. Scarborough. A staff line up. BOT- TOM LEFT: Rick Hokenson is sel- dom on this side of the camera. 38 39 0d bods . .. column the way they see them. People make the news, but what about the people behind the news? The ODYSSEY staff clustered together under a common goal - to print the news like it was, without being told to print the news only like people would have liked to think it was. They found themselves different in tastes and talents, yet the llOd bods found themselves making friends and fun. Staff members shared deadline doses of cold hamburgers and fries, hysteria and, every now and then, copy. But they also shared a part of themselves as friends. Room 110 became more than a newspaper office - it became home; a place to be someone unique among friends. News sprung from the ODYSSEY place; friendships sprung from the ODYSSEY people. TOP: Mrs. G. experiences another deadline, Jim Daily and Deb Anderson working together. CEN- TER: 'OD STAFF': TOP: K. Verkennes, B. Polechek, D. Watz, D. Forester, D. Anderson. CENTER: C. An- astos, M. Joselyn. SEATED: A. Goodwin, D. De Carlo, L. Peterson, M. Adair, J. Mimor. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Watz and P. Hoover work on the next issue. LEFT: Senior Editors question Deen Jacobson. Cheerleading: thefaquuad... Cheerleading took on a new dimension in '74- '75. The year began normally, with fifteen cheerleaders cheering all fall sports. As the winter season approached, the administration informed them that they would have to split up and form separate squads for the different win- ter sports. With much disorganization, the squads were decided upon . . . The purpose of separate squads was to unify the cheerleaders and the team - how it worked out is hard to say. There was some good and some bad. The girls had a good time cheering and doing things together, they got along well and no one felt pressured to cheer. The question is: What is going to happen to cheerleading in the future - will everyone you see around Armstrong be wearing a uniform? We've got the spirit, how 'bout you? OPPOSITE PAGE: B-Squad: L. Larson, 5. Dunn, J. Larson, L. Obinger, S. Micheals, S. Johnson. Not pictured: L. Rohloff, C. Gjerstad. LOW- ER RIGHT: We're the Cheerleaders . . . of Armstrong High . . . you may not know it . .. we're kinda shy . . . LOWER LEFT: Lisa flips over Football. THIS PAGE: TOP: Jivin' at the Football banquet. MIDDLE: A-Squad: Seated K. Johnson, C. Hill, D. Gruber. 2nd Row - C. Hanna, K. Lamphere, L. Gruber, S. Hamilton, T. Cole. Seniors - D. Diedrich, A. Huber, L. Johnson, Co-Capt. G. Smith, K. Meuser, Co- Capt. L. Rusinko, W. Gore. BOTTOM: B-Squaders do their thing. RIGHT: Ready . . . HIT IT! 41 UPPER RIGHT: Karen and Bill tell it like it is. UPPER LEFT: The Gymnastics Cheerleaders in a decisive moment. BOTTOM: The Basketball Squad - Front: C. Frost, C. Hanna, J. Micheals, T. Cole. Back: S. Hamilton, K. Meuser, L. Osvold, G. Smith. Not pictured: W. Gore. 42 Cheering brought us closer together . . . 43 TOP: Wrestling Squad -- Front: C. Hill, L. Gruber. Back: D. Gruber, K. Johnson, K. Lamphere, A. Hub- er. Not pictured: D. Diedrich. UPPER RIGHT: Wres- tling squad in action . MIDDLE: Gymnastics- Swimming Squad - L. Rohloff, Co-Capt. C. Bohler, D. Hawkins, N. Neils, A. Reiser, Co-Capt. L. Tripet, L. Hansen. BOTTOM: The Basketball squad fires 'em up. Hockey cheerleaders glide through season . . . Hard practice started off this season well. With only three girls returning and four rookies , it meant extra work. The payoff came as they succeeded with lots of enthusiasm, spirit and smiles. With the dissapointing games, the girls continued to fire up the crowd with peppy ice and sideline cheers. In the end, it was a season filled with determination and rewarding friendships. Squad - D. Stueven, P. Aakus, K. Hunt, C. Carlson, M. Kadlec, K. Hanrahan, S. Klimstra. Birdiesjiveupthe spirit . .. In August, the birds practiced twice a week to prepare for the oncoming sports season. With the help of the Cheerleaders, they caught the beat on all the new cheers. The Birdies jived at football, soccer, basketball, and hockey games. They were actively involved in pep fests - as students gathered in the gym, the mascot danced to the tunes of the pep band. Although not always appreciated, the birds added color and life to Armstrong sporting events. M. Grimme, L. Van Loon, A. Halek Birdies in a cage . .. 45 TOP: On Shoulders, J. Lussen- hop. Back Row, B. Duncan, W. Williams, B. Sundt, D. Watz, M. Thoele. Front Row, M. Kimble, L. Nelson, 5. Bjorkman. UPPER MIDDLE: Pom Poerirls got the spirit. LOWER MIDDLE: Wendy and Donna disagree with the refs last call. BOTTOM: Donna anticipateshalf-time. In between the tension of tryouts and the excitement of the last swish of a porn, lies the joys and trials of a Pom Pom Girl. This year nine girls stepped out of the aver- age student mold to add their part in making Armstrong something special. Throughout the school year, the Pom Pom Squad cheered and danced at various athletic events. Their purpose To encourage school spirit and liven up half-time. Dance styles ranging from jazz to jive were the products of many hard hours of work and practice. Of course the entire year was not completely work. Pot luck suppers be- fore games, overnights, Christmas caroling, working in a haunted house and breakfasts before school provided the Pom Porn Girls with a fun filled year. Within a year's time, friendships developed and flourished, not only within the group, but outside of it as well. The support the Pom Porn Girls, Cheerleaders, Flag Twirlers, Astronettes and Birds gave to one another, doubled the enthusiasm and spirit they shared with both Falcon fans and the teams. Pom pom girls Dance to the music Astronettes Let'the good times rol III TOP: Concentra- tion is a necessity. MIDDLE: Kicking to a successful year. BOTTOM: Back Row, J. Merkel, N Bakkum, N. Crundsted, R. Sylte, E. Ferrell, J. Johnson, 5. Camp- bell, Front Row: 5. Craig, P. Carlson, B. Farm, M. Fristoe, D. Jacobson, P. Little, C. Stalnaker, K. Haug, K. Knutson. m1 w This! year's Astttmettes proved to be a great ngpu-p- of girls who could work well tegether. Each girl's character contributed to the unique- ness of the line. There were many fun times, yet each girl had the responsibility to get things done that needed doing. When working with so many, the girls soon realized that one has to give more than receive. Applying these ideas to a group situation created a one-ness that will never be forgotten. 47 - Last minute practices and pre-halftime jitters made for unforgetable experiences . . . Squad: P. Monti, J. Laidlaw, B. Schreibel, K. Youngberg, C. Peter- son, A. Lueth, M. Doyle, S. Ackman Monica iabovei and Kari ibelowi twirl to the music. A few hot summer practices, then on into chilly fall mornings with the marching band got it together for the Flag Twirlers. Although they had their differences, the twirl- ers worked together to change their style from that of previous years. The outcome was one group of friends united with the goals of enjoy- ing themselves and adding color and entertain- ment to Football and Basketball halftimes. 48 Pep club works behind thescenes Pep Club is a group of people who believe in making school more than just a place to spend the day. Clubbers stay after school and come evenings working to help the spirit of Arm- strong grow. The only drawback is that most of their work is done behind the scenes. One of Pep Club's major projects was working on the Homecoming activities. They arranged coronation and took care of the floWers for the Homecoming court and semi-finalists. Pep Club showed their spirit by having a pom- pom and cheering section at football games. During the winter season, they handled the concessions. Of course, not everything the club did worked out, but they had fun doing it anyway. 'rrows B. Bohien, C Oison, I. Oppegard. 2nd Row Sec T. Cav,anaugh Pres M. Grothe, 9. Pfanning,Tres J. Loh- man, L. Schmidt 3rdRow 8. Mills, D. Cross, L Ciatti. 49 y Agouwwki 7 iii ne State Championship and a handful of almosts . . . 53 0 Soccer promised a good season . . . With eleven returning Iettermen, it looked like Arm- strong would have a winning soccer team, one that could be good enough to go to the state tournament. As the season opened, it seemed as if high hopes and impossible dreams were a reality as the Falcon team tied number one rated Lindbergh, then blasted the Robins 4 to 1. The seventh game was by far the most exciting for players and fans. With only two seconds left in the game, Kennedy scored to send it in to overtime. The dejected Armstrong crew started the overtime peri- od in anguish after having victory in their grasp. Many other teams would have let down and folded under the pressure of this strong comeback, but not this soccer team, as Mark Wernlund passed across field to Jeff O'Neill, then O'Neill returned the ball to Jeff Hewitt, Hewitt finished the picturebook play by beating the goalie in the lower left hand corner. A mob of bodies then insued burying the happy goal scorers alive. The season then went progressively downhill begin- ninngith a 3-0 loss to Cooper before the largest crowd in District 281 history. Team moral was falter- ing as the Falcons lost three 2-1 decisions. Thanks to better communication between players and coach- es, the Falcons were able to salvage a tie against Richfield, and an opening playoff victory against Minnetonka. The season ended in a mudbowl as the Falcons struggled valiantly against the rain and fu- ture state champion Lincoln, but to no avail as they lost 4-0. .5. WWW lllll l Xll ll 'x r IM NW ! Jig ; x y W22 H W W M N MM N. N .w '15 11:3,! va W M k M Team picture- Seated: L. Knoche- mus, S. Larson, M. Zukowski, R. Olson, R. Wall, K. Cameron, B. Roers, M. LaLiberte, T. Lussenhop, L. Siems, P. Eddy, R. Anderson, T. Nellis, T. Berg, E. Moore 2nd Row: M. Sitts, G. Chanen, J. Gongora, M. Mundahl, S. Coy, S. Lyman, B. Humphries, B. McMurray, G. Speich, B. Skarnes, D. Edgren, M. Brohman, l. Hewitt, P. Lilley, D. Dwyer 3rd Row: J. Mattefy, M. Pena, M. Shannon, B. Toews, T. Lin- dahl, B. Baily, S. Johnson, 5. Rigg, M. Greenblat, D. Schroepfer, B. Russell, D. Bernick 4th Row: J. Dewey, M. Wernlund, D. Johnson, J. O'Neill, J. Kammerer, R. Johnson, R. Lundquist, B. Hansen, 1. Waller, ' M. Belgard,J.McDonough 55 Falcon Harriers: STATE CHAMPS Coach Kleyman's motto was Run for Fun , and that's exactly what the Falcon harriers did - they ran right through to State. With 67 par- ticipants, both male and female, the team was the largest in Minnesota. To start off the season the team traveled to the Princeton Invitational, taking top spot easily. A month later competition stiffened, as the har- riers competed in the Rum River Invite; in winning, they also recieved a number one state rating. As the last Lake Conference round end- ed, Armstrong won the Conference title with a 13-0 record. The team had five runners named to the All- Conference team: Co- captains Steve Guertin and Tom Braun, Chris Napolitano, Lane Wiek- er, and Tom Whiteis. These five plus Steve Var- ner and Steve Renneberg formed the Arm- strong tournament team. These seven domi- nated the District meet, capturing four of the top five places and winning by over 102 points ' over the second place team - an all-time rec- ord. Sophomore and J.V. ran very well in their Con- ference races. The Sophomores took a second place, with Steve Johnson winning the individ- ual honors with first place. J.V. captured the top spot, as Steve Novak took the individual honors with first place. The girls won second in their Conference meet, with Sherry Edwards taking All-Conference honors. The tournament team ran on to conquer Re- gions, then trotted through heavy opposition to take State. Although Guertin was the only one who placed in the topten, it was the show- ing the rest of the team made that put the Fal- cons on top. The team gives out awards to the year's out- . standing individuals. Most valuable was won by Steve Guertin, the most dedicated: Lane Wiek- er, most improved since last year: Dean Linnell, most improved this year: Doug Griffin. The biggest goofooff award went to Whiteis and the scoring title was captured by Chris Napolitano and Tom Whiteis. A team record was set with 16 boys under the 17 minute mark. The team summed up their season with the motto We're hot to trot. 56 OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Whiteis and Braun discussing who-knows-what. LOWER: Cross-Country in perspec- tive. THIS PAGE: TOP: After awards . . . CENTER: Securing the old laces. ,LOWER: . . . And it's the start . . . Above: Look out, baby, cause here we come! Right: The Regionals and State team pose for a shot after winning the Region 5 championship. Opposite Page: Far Right: Coach Kleyman and son. Middle: Oh, is it raining? .ox ,.I' : a W W lb. HIV . , . x: 2c I fix - ; J! Seated: R. Twomey, M. Sandbaken, K. Koos, S. Nelson, K. Lahti, C. Napolitano, S. Guertin, T. Lindley, S. Mullen, S. Johnson 2nd Row: J. Fruehauf, S. Bergseth, R. Hensel, N. Paris, M. Tofte, S. Radtke, J. Scarborough, D. Eberhart, R. Johnson, J. J. Davis, G. Burandt, G. Christenson, J. Doering, K. Bar- clay, R. Shopper 3rd Row: A. Halek, S. Johnson, M. Cavanagh, D. Griffith, G. Heino, R. Herman, S. Thompson, M. Vold, T. Traeger, P. Wong, P. Mul- len, R. Boardman, B. McCurdy, M. Graff, S. Peterson, C. Madsen 4th Row: S. Ibester,T. Whiteis, P. Kaul, L. 0055, B. Lepak 5th Row: D. Hendrickson, S. Renneberg, T. Braun, S. Novak, S. Petrovich, D. Halvorson, S. Varner, K. Roleff, F. Hagen, B. Foran, K. Kaiser, P. Williams, D. Linnell 59 A respectable season . . . In the beginning, God created Armstrong and football, and great hopefuls came forth to predict a first place finish. And God said let there be Minnetonka, Cooper, Edina West, Lincoln, St. Louis Park, Robbinsdale, Mariner, Lindbergh, and the Lake Conference, and it was good. And God saw that it was good, and God divided victory from' defeat, calling victory good, and didn't bother to talk about defeat. In the weeks to come, Armstrong was near perfection as they rambled over Tonka and Coop- er . . . then a black Cougar crossed their path, as Edina West did them in for their first defeat. The Falcon gridders pulled together and won two more contests against Park and Lincoln. The team fell into many temptations and God called them Cheerleaders. Seeing this, God sent a great rain to befall game night against Robbins- dale. A prophet named Moxness created an arc in which the Robins swamped the Falcons 20-0. Coach Loechler redeemed his gridders and part- ed the waters of Mariner as the Falcons returned to victory from the valley of darkness. Then, ren- ouncing the Devil and all his works, the Falcon gridders repossessed the Lindbergh Flyers in a. Hell of a battle. As God planned it, Armstrong and Jefferson would be the last to meet. llAn eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth, said one gridder. But it was His will that the Falcons should lose an eye . . . a tooth . . . a leg . . . and an arm as Armstrong lost 35-7. Front: C. Saucier, R. Phillips, E. Meline, J. Calder, G. Mundahl, Co-Capt. B. Hendrickson, Co-Capt. T. Weber, 1. Wise, S. Con- Iin, M. Anderson, D. Hansen, 2nd Row: 5. Cliffton, S. Hannon, T. Burdon, R. Emerson, S. Knutson, T. Phillips, C. Miller, B. Siems, B. Barker, T. Johnson, 3rd Row: G. Hughes, D. Forster, T. Goettsche, T. Stadnik, B. Ansell, J. Merkel, P. Pfeifer, T. Pol- lack, B. Giere, l. Mulvahill, D. Mooney, 4th Row: J. Jensen, T. Landecker, D. Holcombe, J. Caryl, l. Melby, M. Gonrowski, R. Dennison, T. Andersen, P. Budish, B. Belden, 5th Row: G. Ronsberg, K. Johnson, J. Schuh, K. Young, S. Lorence, K. Frost, J. Hollerud W , Great Coaches . . . wi R: g ' 61.3 167,. ' Egg Top: Coaches B. Johnson, D. Moore, G. Kacheroski, D. Swanovich, D. Rinehart, T. Loechler. Bottom: Front: R. Denzine, T. Carey, M. Gil- lette, B. Benson, S. Snipstead, D. Berger, T. Hoops, S. Flolid, M. Plumedahl. 2nd Row: S. Kingdom, D. Billings, B. Livi- eri, S. Heidman, D. Radtke, T. Fischer, 1. Stadnik, T. Guest, A. Bothwell. 3rd Row: T. Lit- tle, J. Hand, S. Fortman, E. Hanson, T. Anderson, D. Saucier, J. Haugen, 1. Glass- man, T. Seymour. 4th Row: T. Rosenow, J. Moore, P. St. Martin, G. Wacha, B. Moore, K. Hollerud, J. Schultz; G. Hansen, 5. Fleischer. Once again the Senior class proved to be the heart of the team. - Loechler US THEM 34 Minnetonka 8 12 Cooper 6 14 Edina West 24 16 St. Louis Park 6 20 Lincoln 7 0 Robbinsdale 20 7 Lindbergh 6 32 Mariner 0 Jefferson 62 Opposite Page-Far Left: Coaches cheer as the guys do their thing. Lower Right: Todd Weber at the hike. Middle: Remember all that hard work? Upper Right: OUCH! This page- Upper Right: t . . and itts the kick-off Middle: The Senior Stars. Lower: Calder fights back. Another year of progress for girl's athletics Mil; v -:-.--.' , kuxu a , H , Victories by the poolful . . . The girl's swim team pulled through another season with an overall record of eight wins and four losses. This goal was accomplished by many hours of strenuous and devoted prac- tices. Under the leadership of Captain Jana Falk, the team brought their Singing Spirit wherever they went. The efforts of two great coaches, Barb Lehman and Becky Fisher brought the season to its victorious end. Front: 5. Bloom, C. Rinder, N. Pollock, J. Falk, D. Hughes, C. Marquette, K. Lemmons, M. Hillier. 2nd Row: M. Benson, A. Huber, A. Jensen, S. Peter- son, L. Sodd, S. Pollock, P. Evenson, B. Stanley, Managers S. Downing, M. Watz. 3rd Row: S. Carlson, D. Mokey, J. Begin, c. Aamot, A. Holden, c. Hill, K. Oakes, J. Benson, C. Eversberger, C. Milbrath, L. Tott, Coach B. Lehman 65 ;: Sitting: T. Hahn, P. Berry, K. Hunt, C. Frost, C. Lilley, J. Conlin. Standing: Cpach KopdeV Hanrahan, C. Theis, T. Gray, D. Nelson, M. Potter, L. SchepmanJ. erlth, L. Anderson L. Olson, J. Peterson ; The girl's tennis team netted a successful sea- t 4 . son, doing very well in districts and going into g team semi-finals, but lost as the team got rained out before Kathy Hanrahan finished. The final score was Edina West 3, AHS 2. The Banquet was the event to look forward to. The team exchanged gag prizes as reminders of the highlights of the season: Debbie Nelson being late, mooning motorcycles, Cheryl Frost screeching across the parking lot, and Lisa Ol- son learning new words. Tennis was fun ... Volleyball: A year of rebuilding Another hectic year of forming a new team with a new coach. For the last three years, this is all every team has known. Alot of former members did not return. We had to train and condition in three weeks to be ready for our first match. As the season wore on, the girls became a team and skills im- proved. At times we were at a loss because of injury and lack of cooperation between members. We made it to the first night of State playoffs, but we were defeated, because of a who cares attitude and no support. No one but the team and coach real- ize how hard we worked and it didn't get us anywhere, be- cause here at Armstrong, Volleyball isn't a sport, but an out- cast. It really doesn't rate and we haven't any support, other than a few parents. In the future, I hope to see Volleyball become a more popular sport. It would really help the spirit of the team. Peggy Laswell - Captain Sitting: P. Laswell, K. Goering, B. Friedrichsen, C. Blue, L. Stoen 2nd Row: T. Friedrichsen, K. Hoy, L. Dauenbaugh, T. Stites, W. Schmidt, D. Graeber, 3rd Row: C. Bohler, J. Lundstrom, M. Villars, C. Gardas, J. Carrington, L. Napolitano, K. Garfield, Coach Thompson 67 68' An accident prone season 69 Swimmers take third in region . . . The 74-75 Swimming season was the best in Armstrong history. Spirit and determination soared. Individuals united to form a team. Eleven of the past team records were wiped from the books. The Falcons finished with a 9-5 record in Lake Conference competition. They lost to only the very top teams, making a good show of it all the same. The team swam a top meet against arch-rival Robbinsdale, taking top spots in almost every event. Falcon swimmers peaked in late season; grabbing a third in Regions and qualifying a dozen swimmers for the State Meet. 70. Determination and togetherness . . . Team - Front: D. Heitmeier, T. Stein, T. Heineman, T. Brown, J. Strand, D, Wallace. Middle: D. Schowalter, S. Munsinger, B. Krongard, J. Nelson, S. Buffington, T. Pol- lack. Back: M. Demules, G. Menk, D. Thompson, Co- Capt. R. Reeves, Co-Capt. B. Bell, P. Grimsrud, C. Newton. 71 It's the effort that counts . . . The Wrestling season was best described by the old saying: It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. There were a lot of close matches, even though their Division was tough and they all seemed to get the flu at the same time. The two teams they did beat, they blew offthe mat. Individuals did well . . . Co-captain Nick Miller was All-Conference, won the Grand Rapids Invitational and took fifth in the District Tournament. Chim Wilkens took a sixth in Districts, and co-captain Paul Loaney took top spot in the Grand Rapids and Columbia Heights Invitationals, placed fifth in Districts, second in Regions and continued on to the State Tou rnament. The Falcons did have a good season in categories not put into records. The wrestlers stuck it out and hustled throughout the season. Spirit was high and improvement the key success. 72 73 Team -- Front: J. Wilkens, D. Hansen, P. Loaney. Back: M. Chanen, B. Wiagle, J. Kladifko, N. Miller, J. Thoele, D. Benson, G. Chanen, B. Bailey, J. Fors, J. Haugen, R. Benson, P. Korkenhoffer, J. Wach'a, R. Milochek. A year with potential . . . Sophomore Team: Coach Besonen, J. Jeronimus, S. Flolid, J. Glassman, B. Hanscom, D. Griffin, S. Johnson, J. Schultz, R. Berge, C. Sverkerson, J. Scarborough, B. Godin, B. Boyvlin, Coach Rice. 74 Seniors lead theteam to an 8-5 season . . . The senior dominated exhitibed depth and experience - more so than the teams of previous years. They had potential, maybe enough to get them to the top; but it never happened... Members of the squad suffered a deep emotional experience when on a scrimmage trip, the team was involved in a fatal accident. The players were obviously set back as a result, but it was this experience that helped to mold the individuals into a team. The '75 season was a mixture of victories big and medium, dashed in with a bit of defeat. Some of the highlights were: upsetting number one ratedJefferson early in the season, winning the Norsemen Tournament over vacation, and defeating arch-rival Cooper in the second of two clashes. Varsity 8t J.V. Team - Front: B. Merry, K. Frost, J. Mulvahill, R. Roberg, H. Havisto, M. Rolando, T. Westlin, T. Andersen, B. Barker, G. Hughes, J. Gustafson. Back: Coach E. Cochran, B. Skarnes, J. Calder, K. Hamilton, 5. Conlin, T. Niles, J. Campbell, P. Loaney, M. Henry, M. Bahr, M. Stilley. 7S Hockey got it together . . . It is sometimes hard to understand how a team with plenty of talent fails to win. Some might blame it on the coach, saying that he could not put it together. The reason the Falcon Hockey team did not win was lack of motivation. The squad has plenty of fan support, pep talks from the coach, and the backing of seven loyal cheerleaders. The only think wrong was that individuals on the team failed to motivate themselves. To just win was not good enough. A team that is unwilling to give its all will never win, especially in the Lake Conference. What is beautiful about the Falcon team is that by the end of the season, this lesson was realized. Team members quit giving excuses for poor play and also stopped the back biting that plagued them earlier. Things began to gel, and everyone felt like a member of the team, instead of individuals in a team sport. The Falcons didn't go on to win the State Hockey Tournament, but each member knew inside of himself how good the Armstrong team really was. They proved their worth by beating a good Orono team 9-2 in the first round of Region playoffs, then struggled valiently against fifth rated Edina West in a game that will go down in time as one of the best ever in Armstrong's history. Although the outcome was a heartbreaker, the loss is not what will stick out in the minds of all. Instead, they will remember how an ununified group of individuals pulled together in the end. 76 We couldn't compete as individuals in a team sport Varsity Hockey Team . . . Front: J. Morris, 5. Loechler, J. O'Neill, L.Brewer, J. Caryl, T. Hoops, G. Fecho, M. Conrowski. Back: M. Pfeifer, B. Hoops, M. Wyley, B. Hendrickson, M. Peterson, M. Hegna, E. Meline, S. Westlund, J. Hewitt, J. Jensen, Coach B. John- son, Coach D. Moore. 77 An almost for State . . . 78 Determination and togetherness . . . It being my last year on the Ski team, I felt I should write something special .. . but what? I could write a fantastic article telling how we got run over by a cattle truck coming home from practice one night ... ltalked to co-captain Dave Lawson about it, and he suggested I write about only the good, fun, fantastic, exciting, stupendous, and unbelieveable things that happened to the team, without mentioning our record and how we got ripped off in Regionals. I suppose that leaves me alot 0t work with - there's still dry-land and winter practices, weekend races and tournaments, busrides, after-victory celebrations, and of course race day breakfasts. I really shouldn't mention how we were 10-1, second in the Conference and Region, how we beat a strong Lincoln team in Slolam and Jumping. Oh, and how co-captain Chris Saucier finished fourth in State. .. . But then again, we did have some pretty good scrambled egg and pancake breakfasts . . . - Pete Hoover Although few in number, the Ski-jumpers flew off with first place in Regions and seventh place in State, behind tough competitors. Their great outcome was due to morning practices before the snow arrived twhich meant getting to school before six o'clocki and practice every day after school. The team was composed of five guys and one giri, who most of the time was the only girl competing in the Lake Conference meets. Hopes for a successful season without injuries were shattered when Jim Mel by sustained his annual hospital record by breaking his arm during the final city jumping meet ofthe season. This was a season of rebuilding for the girl's downhill team, with only a few returning varsity members and a new coach. OPPOSITE PAGE: Downhill Ski team - Laying: G. Stenzel, L. Knochenmus. Kneeling: R. Whitcraft, J. Hahn, K. Eck- shrom, S. Hanson, M. Swenson, M. Elsnes, J. Berger, M. Newman, I. Beihoffer, M. Olson. Standing: Manager L. Rivere, Coach D. Erickson, M. Quistad, S. Flaata, P. Hoover, J. Peterson, 5. Rigs, C. Saucier, S. Johnson, D. Lawson, D. Saucier, Manager S. Olson, B. Russell, D. Holcombe, D. Fornes. THIS PAGE: Jumping team - J. Melby, G. Hanson, W. Schmidt, Coach M. Haigt, T. Stites, J. Melby, D. Prozinski, J. Bernier. Girl's Downhill -Sitting: S. Blanz, Coach Lipschulz, P. Linden, K. Fleming, C. Aamot, C. Their, P. Evenson, C. Johnson, M. Hourigan, N. Loscheider, M. Buck, H. Hoover. 79 Falcon Cross-Country Skiers Break Another Record. . . It wasn' a bad year for cross-cou ntry skiing. We didn't win many meets, but that didn't really matter, especially since we shared our bus with the girl's team. And the managers . . . We didn't really want to go to the State Meet; another two weeks of hard training followed by another agonizing race. The worst part would have been the news after the race, telling us that we didn't even qualify for the pit squad . . . We did set one record, though. We had more broken skis this year than any previous year in the history of Armstrong. The skiers who contributed to this fine record can be truly proud. This record is sure to stand for a long time. Training was enjoyable . . . sometimes. You would be skiing along at the Flower Gardens, when suddenly a piercing scream would echo through the woods. You smile, knowing someone just wiped out on killer hill. tProbably just another sophomore - at least we had plenty to spareli Team spirit? It was great. Not that anyone trained too hard, for skiing is supposed to be a fun sport. We were out to have fun and make some new friends. That's one goal the ski team did achieve. Boys Team: Front: D. Linell, L. Novk, R. Boardman, A. Johnson, L. Wieker, L. Crawford, 5. Novak, D. Everhart, Back: Coach Wolter, G. Borreson, G. Nelson, 5. Fleischer, G. Burandt, K. Lahti, D. Dahl, J. Guertin, R. Hensel, G. Christen- son, M. Gaulrapp. 80' Best Season Ever . . . , , Starting the season with a new coach, Jim Kyle, co- g captains Coleen Larson and Karen Melling, the girl's Cross-Country Ski team turned out to be the best Armstrong has had. The team spent much time after school working out for their meets. Until the snow came, long distance running and exercising was the only way to get in shape. The season's record was 8-2, with a big win over an all-time arch rival, Robbinsdale. For the first time, the girls competed in both Districts and Regionals, placing fifth overall. Girl's team - Front: C. Matson, Andrea, D. Hughes, S. Bergseth, L. Tott, C. Larson, C. Hackbart, Standing: 5. Mateffy, S. Patin, S. Hackbart, P. Martin, D. Peterson, S. Anderson, M. Graff, S. Nelson, M. lrmiter, B. Magnuson, T. Coughlin, L. Lehman, A. Mihas, S. Dirks, G. Mourow, Coach Kyle. 81 N u m be r .mr' -- ; w a w; One . . . t An Armstrong Tradition . . . B-Squad - Seated: J. Zabel, J. Brunning, P. Krandall, G. Meier. Back: D. Haataja, R. Majzner, C. Johnson, E. Moore, 5. Burns, E. Berger, P. Kaul, T. Burton, M. Heinz, D. Johnston, M. Cheido, J. Eaton. B-Squad also went undefeated. TOP LEFT - Now how am I supposed to get out of this one? TOP RIGHT - Dave Kuhn displays muscle along with talent. MIDDLE LEFT - One of those little chalk talks. MIDDLE RIGHT - Wilitt gets down to earth. 82 STATE CHAM P S If ever there was a year for rebuilding, this was it. With four returning members from last year's championship team, Beyer and team had their work cut out. The Falcons were to be given no mercy as they were pitted against the number one rated Park team for their first dual meet of the season. Performances were shaky by both teams, but the Falcons recaptured the number one rating by a too- close-for-comfort margin. Mid season meet scores were inconsistant, while the Park team peaked. Regionals loomed closer and closer - the meet that would decide which of the top two teams would actually participate in the State Meet. The Falcon gymnasts hit their long awaited peak the night of Regions, smashing Minnesota State High School Gymnastics records 154.82 over Park's 153.07 . . . The biggest meet in state history. Beyer's boys continued on to take the fourth consecutive state title in five years of competition. A-Squad - Seated: T. Kjorsvig, Co-Capt. M. Livieri, J. Blin- dauer, Co-Capt. D. Kuhn. Standing: J. Pearson, D. Heinz, M. VanBerkom, T. Caron, M. Willitt, T. Wick, D. Schwartx, Co-Capt. R. Newtson, M. Takata. Not pictured: F. Schmidt, B. Fern. ABOVE - Yes, Virginia, Falcons really do fly . a . MIDDLE - Livieri waits for his shot at the pipe. RIGHT - The Bench. 83 Participating With The Boys Brought New Heights Team - Row 1: L. Smith, C. Nelson, T. Zukowski, Co-Capt. C. Rohloff, Co-Capt. B. Headley, K. Hu- dak, B. Bauers, T. Brown. Row 2: Coach Mumm- son, J. Mikelson, D. Swanson, L. Johnson, J. Con- lin, Coach Olson. On beam: S. Carlson, L. Os- vold, L. Gruber, D. Gruber, J. Mcgovern, K. Brask, L. Johnson, C. Forster, K. Meuser, R. Evenocheck, Manager S. Johnson. Not Pictured: K. Koos. 84 F :0 m H m H m H CD CD CD H I 0 U5 Ff CD 0. W a Z? q 3 U5 0-!- H O 3 00 The girl's Gym team, built around a strong framework of seniors, was not plagued by the pains of adjusting to new coaches Jan Olson and Bonnie Nelson. On the contrary - they were more together than ever before. The girls practiced six days a week; every day after school, some nights and Saturdays. Team members helped each other; from constructing routines, to praising the finished product with a hearty Ata baby! Their work obviously paid off as co-captains Betsy Headley and Cindy Rohloff led the team to a 6-4-1 season. Competition was stiff, as many of the top teams in the State were in our district. 85 Being Snow-Dazed Was A Good Excuse For A Little Merry-Making During The Winter-Doldrums. K ABOVE: Sophomore King; Steve Johnson, Sophomore Queen; Barb Bauers. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior King; Dan Laitinen. RIGHT: Senior Queen; Karen Melling. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER RIGHT: Junior King; Mark Joselyn. CENTER RIGHT: Jun- ior Queen; Sue Benepe. UPPER LEFT: Time out for dancing. CENTER: Snow Daze dance was a success. BOTTOM: Crowning the royalty was tough. Winter, said some students and some staff, gets long and gruesome at Armstrong. What can we do about that? Well, said some other students and some other staff, why don't we capitalize on the winter-blahs and make a festival of it? Just like we do every other year, we can start out with a spirit-picker- upper, or in other words, a pep fest. For our traditional winter dance, we can have the guys be asked out by the girls. Then, let's not forget the people who have done important things for the furtherment of the school. We can make them Kings and Queens over this winter festival like we have at all other winter festivals. Yes, said the students and staff, a festival is in order. But what can we call it that would sound original? How about SNO-DAZE? asked a student. Sounds good to me, said the students and staff in unEon. 89 The Falcon Cannot Hear the Falconer Another window smashed, another book mutilated, another obscenity slashed in vulgar paint across a wall. Trees broken, sod torn by churning wheels, a mural destroyed. This sort of thing might be ex- pected in a brutal penitentiary, or in a city invaded by Huns. But Armstrong High School is an enlight- ened community of decent people who are trying to live together peaceably. Our purposes are good, and our discipline is mild. Why do a few people want to destroy what could be rewarding for the many? What is their purpose? How could they have been wronged? There is no answer to these questions, and that is why the vandal's crime fills us with a peculiar blend of fury and dread. Most of us live with expectations most of the time. We are expected to study, expected to work, ex- pected to treat our fellow man with deference. These expectations come to us from family, church, school and community, and our performance is measured, punished, rewarded. But there are people for whom few expectations have ever existed, whose lives have known no order. These people are often motivated by sheer boredom, or by a random inclination which is unchecked by conscience or consideration. Let the firstling of my heart be the firstling of my hand, said an ancient villain. And if one's heart is dark, one's hand is bloody. This is the world of wanton destruction and casual brutality that we who live by order and concern can never understand. Indeed there is nothing there to be understood; it is a blind monster. The myths of ancient Greece taught that the earth is a flat disc, and that anyone who ventured to its edge would fall into Chaos, a bottomless maelstrom of disordered elements out of which the world had been made. The difference between Chaos and the world was a dramatic symbol of the Greek belief that order is absolutely essential as a starting place for everyth- ing else. We cultural descendents of those Greeks still know in our hearts that order is the key to sur- vival, a starting point from which to build a useful and rewarding life. That is why we regard the vandals in our midst with dismay, revulsion, and a touch of panic. If the vandal acted out of hatred or some misguided ideal, we could be comforted by the de- sign or the motivation. But behind the vandal's eyes boils the soul of Chaos, never to be placated, never to be explained. He is our oldest enemy. - Mr. John Norton Variety Of Expression Girls Do Their Own Thing . .. OPPOSITE PAGE: FAR RIGHT: T. Simpson helping a customer. TOP: M. Kimble, S. Brandeen, and J. Stearns sewing, B. Vick typing. CENTER: M. Lunzer, K. Tunks, T. Stadnik. BOTTOM: T. Gray, R. Peterson, J. Lamou- reux. 92 93 l '4 .5 b- S oh, play , a test ., 1 next grad -pick . - , orma -' football. Yet, reality?!-3r too far for us to uciJntil now. I . Moe hit x , 'th the s 2- , eJ,a-;' -eing ev netgrats' . ' .o soon. cH'gfor 1 5-: ests, fill ' i; .3. ' oose' ' lend. ome 2 t semest to colleg: course pf s The re '1: gradu ' m re comfo; where y aces her. In Memory . .. Sandy Berg March 17,1959 September13,1974 Harlan Johnson May 15,1956 October 19,1974 We Forget Many Things But Our Friends Will Stay With Us Long After Armstrong. 97 Administration G. Scarbrough, Principal M. Klingele, Co-ordinator of Student Services R. Main, Co-ordinator of Student Instruction A. Johnson,'Co-ordinator of Student Activities Counselors Resource Aids Front Row: E. Johnson, J. Lassell, R. Brown, D. Gross, M. Seeyle, J. Tideman Back Row: P. Meister, J. Ellefson, J. Davis, L. Kranz, L. Barklind, P. Berg, D. Schultz, J. Ash er 13- V A iiwftza'ffs ?:??:39 '5 :51'3333': .15 1 H o m e EC . Office Secretaries J. Anderson, L. Bukkila, S. Ripszinski, N. Strong, L.Campbell, R. Pavlok, M. Wilhelm Custodians Special Ed 98 99 Top: R. Cameron, B. Anderson. Middle: J. Fos- sell, K. Clarke, 5. Olds, V. Miller; Bottom: Standing: Dale lesser, Dick Stanchfield, Sitting: Berger Amundsen, Chester Dale; Bottom Right: 5. Hahn. ,. .a .'Q .' Mr. Gjetson: He didn't teach me a lot of facts, but a lot of life. - Paul Andress i Socieh Top Standing: D. Grund- man, B. Johnson, D. Ahl- berg, J. Gottstein, C. Da- vidson, G. Kacheroski, W. Gjetson, J. Hahn, Sitting: H. Florman, M. Friesen, M. Thorsell, T. Crampton, G. Clabaugh. Right: W. Larson, Middle: M. Wel- ter. Bottom; Back Row: D. Hanka, D. Gamble, L. Johnson, J. Wallin. Front Row: D. Swanovich, L. Lussenhop. Right: C. Da- vidson Sciency Wendell Larson: He has a way of making everyone feel important. - Kris Lomis 100 En glish TOP; Against Wall: A. Goodwin, A. Rest, A. Shaff, G. Fischer. Front: J. Norton, P. Lopez, P. Cameron, J. Swanson, W. Anderson, C. Gatzlaff. Middle Picture: C. Peterson,T. Loechler, M. Athey. BOTTOM; Back Row: R. Brinkman, R. Pemberton, W. Kopp. Front Row: 5. Gelhar, N. Tsantir. Mr. Norton: Quick with wit and knows morethan a bit. -Chris Saucier Mrs. Rest: is quiet and reserved but she knows what she's talking about. - Becky Everhart Business Ed 101 Health Top: L. Weum, J. Anderson, M. Lip- schultz. Middle Left: D. Englin, J. Telford. WWW... Phy Ed. Middle Right: A. Johnson, B. Thompson, W. Haldy, B. Koski, H. Beyer. Bottom: W. Newell, D. Erickson. Special Ed. 102 Math Top: 0. Hegrenes, R. Michalicek, D. Eh- len, D. Svihel, R. Ritter, W. Baumgarten, D. Moore, H. Kleyman. Middle Left: Mr. Ed and Mrs. G. starstruck with each other. Middle Right: R. Edstrom, R. Bjorkman, J. French. Left: R. Mitchell, G. Locke, L. Unruh, J. Ritchie, V. Fredeen, R. Marsh. Ind. Arts 103 Jane Abram Janet Adams Julie Adams Donald Amundson Georgia Anastos Brent Anderson Debbie Anderson Evelyn Anderson Lori Anderson Mark Anderson Renee Anderson Robin Anderson Scott Anderson Susan Anderson Tom Anderson Jacquelyn Andress Paul Andress Brad Angell Ron Angell Jill Armstrong Dave Arola David Bach Dale Backlund Brad Bailey Nancy Bakkum Bob Baldwin Scott Barrett Barb Barwin John Bauer Don Bauers Tim Beck David Beito Mark Belgarde Brad Bell Rick Bell Carolyn Benepe Darrell Benson 105 Kathy Benscn Catherine Bentilla Sue Bergseth Kris Berner Donald Berry Polly Berry Cindy Berthiaume Joe Berthiaume Shannon Bevans Lynne Bibelheimer Bruce Biederman Bonnie Billodeau Jill Bistodeau Laurie Bittner CENTER: Student makes his point in the early morning fog. Stephanie Blanz Debbie Blixt 107 Donna Blong Cindy Bloom Debbie Bloom Larry Bloom Sandy Bloomgren Deidre Bofferding Cheryl Bohler Paul Bork Bob Brace Beth Brach Karen Brask Mark Brattvet Torn Braun Mary Breher Pam Briggle Sharlayne Brinkmann Mike Broman Fred Bruning Debbie Buen Karl Bunday Gary Burandt Chris Burke Pam Burns Leslie Burrows Lori Buttell Jim Calder Carol Campbell Glen Campbell Kathy Carey Mike Carlson Rita Carpentier Theresa Carter Myles Cavanagh Mike Chasteen Joe Chesley Scott Clifton 108 John Collins Sandy Cooper Cathy Coplan Marc Courey Susan Craig Scott Crandall Les Crawford Linda Cromie Kathy Czech Jim Dailey Doug Dauer James Davis Doug De Carlo Mary De Jarlais Joe Diederichs Diane Diedrich Frances Diedrich Debbie Dionysius Kathy Demowski Randy Djerf Julie Doering Debbie Dooher Sarah Downing Monica Doyie J eff Du bel Betsy Duncan Cheryl Durot Danial Dwyer Dennis Dwyer Dawn Dykstra Tom Eaton Joan Ebel Barb Wicklund's face lights up at a good joke. Karen Eckstrom Dale Edgren 110 Sherry Edwards Duane Ehlers The'Make' is on in the Media Center. Cindy Eidnes Sandy Eidnes Beth Elias Dawn Ellison Doug Engelbrecht Jim Erickson Todd Erickson Beckie Eull Margie Evenson Val Evenson Becky Everhart Pam Fearing Greg Fecho Jana Falk 111 Jean Gibbs Bob Giere Rose Goldstein Mike Con rowski Wendy Gore Dana Graeber Deborah Grande Teresa Gray Claudia Greening Doug Griffin Nancy Grundsted Jill Grunewald Steve Guertin Pat Cutting John Haakana Carol Halonen David Halvorson Jody Hamey John Hamey Kevin Hamilton 113 Georgia Hand Nancy Hannan Armstrong's comfortable carpeted corner Scott Hannon Kathy Hanrahan David Hansen Mark Hansen Debbie Hanson Linda Harrington Donna Harshman Ann Harty Gretchen Hatt Chris Haug Hal Havisto Jim Hawkinson Denis Hoys Betsy Headley Sandy Healow Mike Hegna Gordy Heino Dave Hendrickson Bob Hendrickson Randy Herman Karen Herstein Jeff Hewitt Dean Hoard Mike Hodnett Elaine Hokenson Monica Holden Jeff HoHerud Paul Hommes Bill Hoops Media Center, conversa- tion area? Pete Hoover Denise Hopkins Mike Houghtelling Ken Hoyme Mary Hourigan Tom Hubbard Ann Hu ber Robin Hu ber Doug Hum Cindy Ibister Ken Javner Bruce Jackett Linda Jaeger Alan Johnson Mike Jubert Bob Johnson Brad Johnson Barb Johnson Denise Johnson Elaine Johnson Gary Johnson Harlan Johnson Laurie Johnson 3 ? u - 4;?! a I . :nmtf 116 Lisa Johnson Pam Johnson Scott Johnson Steve Johnson Sue Johnson Wayne Johnson Dan Johnston Patricia John Mary Kadlec Ruth Kammere Judy Karsh Vicki Kaskinen Gary Kassera Marvin Kastanek Mike Kauffmann Peter Kaul Mary Kelogg Bob Kessler Maria Kimmes Mary King Paul Kistler Jim Kladifko S aron Klimstra Patti Klucas San y Koelfgen No action here Janice Kohales Bill Komarek Kirsten Koos Jill Koperski Joe Kopietz Mike Krafty Jill Kramer Michel Kreft Sally Krohn Brad Krongard Brad Kruse Dan Kruse Dave Kuhn Lori LaGue Kai Lahti Scott Laidlaw Dan Laitinen Denise LaJuenesse Greg Lamphere Keith Lamprech Paul Landkamer Coleen Larson CIose-up studying Mark Larson Rick Larson 119 Tom Larson Peggy Laswell Dave Lawson Lorie Damian and Mich- elle FristOe discuss the newest Astronette routine. John Le Claire Don Leonhardt Pat Liberator Toni Liljengren Doug Lilly Patrick Lilly Linda Lillyblad David Lindholm Todd Lindley Pete Litecky Patty Little Mike Livieri Dave Lloyd Rosemary Loader Paul Loaney 120 Hollee Loden Kris Lomis Carol Loubert Rick Lueck Linda Luksan Jeff Lund Bill Lundberg Julie Lussenhop Cindy Lutz Grant Lyons Heidi Lyon Ron Madsen Cynthia Majzner John Manders Randy Marasco Jeff Marshik Sue Mateffy Kim MC Adam Laurie MC Donald Reid Mc Farlane Mike McCarry Jodee McGovern Chuck McKaige Brad McMurray Kathy Meier Lisa Meinke John Melby Evan Meline Karen Melling John Merkel Joyce Merkel Bruce Merry Kathy Meuser Doug Meyer Jeanne Michels Cathy Miciek Jeff Mickley Nick Miller Jim Mills Ann Milun Patti Moberg Diana Moore Steve Moravec John Morris Connie Moselle Wendy Mueller Jim Mulvahill Greg Mundahl Maureen Murray Chris Napolitano Lisa Napolitano Cindy Naylor Geri Neils Cu rt Nelson Debbie Nelson 123 Rick Newtson Terry Norberg Steve Novak Kathy Nygaard Dayna Nyhus Lynn Nystrom Jeff O'Neill Ron Oanes Bob Olmstead Tom Olsen Jan Olson Lisa Olson Julie Oppegard Gayle Ostrom Sandy Ostroviak Becky Otto Steve Pachnick Teresa Parsons 125 Cindy Pearson Sue Pella The Media Center back hallway offers quiet sitting. Laurie Pelto Jeff Pen gra Pat Perkins Sue Perna Bonnie Perrine Lori Perron Lynn Peters Karen Peterson Laurie Peterson Mark Peterson Randy Peterson Wayne Peterson Sam Petrovich Paul Pfe-ifer Ron Phillips Scott Phillips Cindy Plash Bruce Polachek Nancy Pollock Mark Polson Dave Prozinski Scott Pulscher Heidi Radmacher Dean Radzak Cindy Ranney Dale Raum Rich Reeves Diane Reimer Steven Guertin runs through the books. Steve Renneberg Mike Rice Robin Richards Laura Roberts Left: The early morning shape of things. Lynette Rogers Cindy Rohloff Marc Rolando Cynthia Rolighed Karen Rosander Karen Rosoff Bill Roussell Pam Rudell Sharon Rudick Sue Ruikkie Lisa Rusinko Tom Ryan Sue Sandberg Kathy Sanford Chris Saucier Patti Scheid Joel Scheidegger Mark Schleif Tom Schlender Steve Schmidt Debbie Schreiber DaleSchuller Scott Seashore Scott Seiler Sue Shallbetter Lynn Shattuck Bob Shaw Ted Sheffield Laurie Sheffield Tom Shepherd Cindy Sigafoos Gary Sigurdson Maj-Britt Simonsen Sally Simonson Tanya Simpson Mike Sitts Blake Skarnes Dave Skoglund Georgie Smith Larry Smith Terri Snapko Becky Solberg Mark Solberg Gregg Sorensen Tammy Spears Allison Spencer Bill Splett Carol Stalnaker Barb Stanley Bruce Stanley Mary Stanley Steve Stearns Erik Stene Marcia Stenzel $$ng 'knax 129 John Stewart Bill Stinski Jeff Stockdill Jessica Stockwell Roger Stoeckman Mike Stoesz Linda Stowe Debbie Stueven Joey Sueker Jan Sullivan Beth Sundt Debbie Swanson Robin Swanson Duane Swenson Chris Tabaka Pam Tanner Mark Teigen Jody Tharp 130 Randy Theisen Mary Thoele Martha Tilbury Ward Tilbury Mark Tofte Mike Tokle Karen Tollefson Kathy Tombers Terri Torgerson Laura Tripet Randy Trullinger Cam Tschannen Karen Tunks Julie Vahlsing Laurie Van Loon Sue Van Tassel Doug Vandenberg Karen Verkennes Monica Villars Mike Vold 131 Todd Von Busch Ron Wachter Marge Waldron Lana Walker Dianne Wallick Cindy Walston Elaine Warren Sue Warmbo Kris Wasti Donna Watz Todd Weber Diana Weinmeister Renee Welch Mark Wernlund Falcon togetherness Debbie Weros Tim Westlund 132 Steve Westlund Larry Whiteford Tom Wick Barb Wicklund Lane Wieker Alan Wien JoAnn Wiggins Tim Wilder Cathy Wildung Jim Wilken Wendy Williams David Williamson Sandy Wineberg Jim Wise Shelly Yesnes Paul Zadach Cherly Ziminski Barb Zimpfer Mary Zitur Teresa Zukowiski 133 Bill Aaker Pam Aakhus Lucinda Aamot Susan Ackmann Carolee Adair Jeff Adams Ron Ahrendt Lisa Aitchison Juliana Albrecht Laurie Albrecht James Amundson Alan Anderson Barbara Anderson Laurian Andreson Lisa Anderson Mark Anderson Mike Anderson Paula Anderson Sharon Anderson Todd Anderson Scott Andrus Bruce Arola Jody Audette Charlene Babst Julie Bader Mark Bahr Sandy Baker Mark Balma Bill Barker Brian Beckman Judy Begin Kevin Behrens Benny Belden Nicholas Bell Sue Benepe Delores Bengtson Jacqueline Benson James Berg 134 . Bods arrive at 7:40, minds at 8:00. Kevin Berg Edward Berger Larry Berger Vicki Bergman Christopher Bergquist Nancy Bergseth Ted Berner Anne Berry Peggy Billodeau Barb Bimson Sue Bjorkman Brad Black Dianne Blake James Blindauer Sandra Bloom Terri Blong Mark Boelter Kay Boles Audrey Bolnick Julie Bomstad Betsy Borgerding Mary Boughton Tim Bourdon Phillip Bradbury Susan Brandeen Deana Brandt Mark Bratsch Michele Brenna Leland Brewer Paulette Briese 135 Sandy Bristol Julie Brockel Diana Brown Teresa Brown Peter Budish Steve Buffington Brad Bugos Tom Bukkila Bruce Burns Tom Burrill Tracy Burton Deborah Butel Vicki Buttell Cheryl Byrne John Campbell John Campbell Sharon Campbell Greg Carlson Carol Carlson Patti Carlson Teresa Cavanagh Theresa Cavanaugh Mike Chanen Glen Charles Jeri Chastain James Christianson Scott Christianson Laura Ciatti Mary Claypatch Nancy Clerc Linda Clifton Tracy Cole Randy Comp Steve Conlin Don Corr Linda Cotten Therese Coughlin Kevin Crowley Mark Cummings Marie Czech Robert Dahl Beverly Dahlstrom Lori Dauen baugh James Davis Gary Day Lori Deamon Kim Deminsky Mike Dempsey 136 1' , w w ',VIIM V0!Qu 137 David Dennison Jim Dewey Ronald Dickmeyer Jeff Dilliner Mike Ditton Anita Doering Sue Chats as usual. Richard Donalds ,Dawn Dragan Gerald Durand Teresa Dwyer Libby Eaton Camille Ebersberger Dave Eckre Allison Eckstrom' Christine Eeg Peggy Eichhorst Catherine Elder Mark Elmquist Friends meet on the terrace. Rodney Emerson Mike Engstrand Steve Engstrom Jim Engwer Steve Enselein Kathryn Eyberg Lynette Faacks Paul Fahning Betty Farm Dick Farnsworth Wanda Fauskee Teresa Fay Bob Fern Evon Ferrell Melanie Feuk Mark Filas Mary Fink Scott Flaata Right: Lower foyer off- Iimits to students. Kim Fleming Mark Flemming Dave Foag Terry Folkstadt Don Forsman Cindy Forster Chris Fortier Dave Fortman Terry Foy Diane Fragale John Frank Merrilee Franke Roger Freer Bob Fridgen Scott Fries Darcy Fritz Cheryl Frost Kim Frost Lynn Fruehauf Renee George Hugh Gillespie Debbie Gjerstad Doug Glimmerveen Kathy Goering 139 Todd Goettsche Tom Cooley Ronda Gorlinsky Connie Gossin Charlotte Grandchamp Terry Gray Kevin Greening Mike Greenblat Marcia Grimme Nancy Grimsrud Byron Grinager Al Grindy John Grones Denise Gross Mary Grothe Denise Gruber Lisa Gruber Brenda Grussing Barb Guernsey Greg Gurewitz Curt Gunnerson Jim Gustafson Dean Haagenson Don Haataja Doug Haataja Sue Hackbart James Hackenmueller Dave Hadtke Jody Hagan Francis Hagen Tamara Hahn Anne Halek Gary Hallberg Sue Hamilton Cindy Hanna Bob Hansen Brian Hanson Delores Hanson Julie Harnstrom Deana Harrington Joe Harty Susan Haskins Marcia Hauan Karen Haug Beth Hauglid Rachel Hautamaki Dawn Hawkins Lori Hayda Sally Hegna Shelley Hein Tamara Heineman Mark Heinz Bob Hendrickson lean Hengtes Lisa Henkemeyer Richard Hensel John Hickman Cheryl Hill Linda Hirt Pam Hodge Dave Hoffman Nancy Hogan Dave Holcombe Anita Holden Allen Hollingsworth Dale Hoover Debbie Hovda Katherine Hoy Pat Hudak Karyn Huddleson Kristen Hunt Linda Hyrske Adding a touch of class. Scott lbester Mike Isaacs Deen Jacobson 140 Having a good time in English ... Mike Janzen Anne Jensen Karen Jensen Susan Jensen Lorilee Johnsen Catherine Johnson Dave Johnson ; David Johnson Debbie Johnson Jill Johnson Jorden Johnson Karin Johnson Kelly Johnson Randy Johnson Robert Johnson Shelley Johnson Terry Johnson Terry Johnson Jeanne Johnston Mary Jonaitis Nancy Jorgenson Mark Joselyn Jeana Juris Joe Kammerer Terri Kangas Rosemary Kelly Pat Kelly Lisa Kieffer Mary Kimble Cari Kistler 141 Jill Klipstein Michelle Kluck Frank Knopps Tami Knopps Rita Knudson Kristin Knutson Kris Knutson Steve Knutson Sandra Konop Julie Koperski Margery Kopczeski Mardella Kosek Judith Kotila Gary Kottke Mark Kraft Kim Kramer Andrea Kreager Charlene Kristoff Terrance Kruse Terri Kruse Deborah Kuhn Eric Kuno Pam Kusha Duane Lage Kim Lanphere Tim Landecker William Lappen Julie Larson Lori Larson Gary LeDoux Sue Leikam Jon Leslie Nancy Lillyblad Bryan Limmer Tim Lindahl Jodie Linder Lawrence Lindholm Linda Linman Dean Linnell Pat Loaney 142 143 Lois Loftus Janice Lohman Steve Lorence Ann Lueth Far Left: Armstrong on my mind. Ron Lundquist Judy Lundstrom Gary Ludwig Liane Macres Zoila Magadan Robert Majzner Sandra Mancell Wayne Marshall Greg Marshik Jim Martin Kathy Martin Barb Masica Linda Matson Jack Mateffy Sheila May Howard Maxwell Tom Mc Cullough Beverly McCurdy Sandra McGowan Pam McKaige Mike McKenna Christi McLennan Brian McMahon Jerry McNally Steve McNally Mike McNeil Sandra Medin Ron Melas Jim Melby Kathy Melgaard Torn Menard Greg Menk Lee Ann Merrill Jeff Meyer Right: Peek-a-boo study . . . Jim Meyers Janet Miciek Barb Mickelson Chris Milbrath Charles Miller Betsy Mills Lyndon Minks Jane Minor Kathleen Moore Right: Remember that high school machine. .. Patric'la Morris Tim Morris Ginny Morrow Lorie Mortensen Pam Mortenson Andrea Morton Pam Moxness Steve Mullen Gary Nalevanko 144 14S Nancy Neils Linda Nellis Christine Nelson Jack Nelson Lori Nelson Lori Nelson Stephanie Nelson Sue Nelson Sue Nelson Tim Nelson Peter Neumann Mike Newman Tim Niles Aaron Niznik Glenn Nordhaus Kathy Noreen Katherine Oakes Charles Ohman Cheryl Olsen Kim Olsen Kim Olson Lori Olson Kim Osborn Ron Olson John Osen Laura Osman Bill Osmer Cheryl Ostmoe Lorri Osvold Todd Overland Craig Paquette Debra Parker John Paulson Loren Paulson Kathy Paulus Jeff Pearson Suzette Pearson Sheldon Peck Linda Peltier Miguel Pena Mike Peploe Holly Peters Deborah Peterson Greg Peterson Josie Peterson Marilyn Peterson Richard Peterson Richard Peterson Steve Peterson Sherry Pfahning Mark Pheifer Tom Phillips Far Right: One in the hand for time in the stu- dent commons. Lynn Picha Dean Piche Tom Pollock Monica Potter Sheree Pulscher Koral Purdy Steve Purland Cathy Putnam Chuck Pyle Jane Redden Jackie Reed Teresa Reid Tom Reinhart Peggy Reinking Ann Reiser Connie Rhode Todd Rice Kathy Rich Ross Richards Doug Richter Cathy Ridge Scott Rigg Jo Robin Robin Rodda Marlys Roers Debbie Ronsberg Greg Ronsberg Ed Rouse Julie Rowland Martin Rozema Dave Rudolph Carolyn Rundle . '0 I: , ..'o l :an'oif Kris Rusinko Bruce Russell Robert Russell Tom Sanford Kevin Sallblad James Sampson Armstrong shows many sides. Beth Sander Trancy Sander Renee Sandvick Mark Sawallich Katie Saunders Julie Scarbrough Deborah Schaefer John Schafer Becky Schaible Ray Schaper Laurel Schepman Jan Schliesman Fred Schmidt Louise Schmidt Wendy Schmidt David Schnell Monica Schoenbauer Dan Schroepfer Jeff Schuh Daryl Schwartz Dean Schwichtenberg Dan Scott Kevin Seely Scott Selix Larry Severson John Sexter Carrie Shallbetter Gary Shallbetter Ross Sheldon Bill Siems 147 Mr. Herman and Mr. Lus- senhop take time out dur- ing Homecoming. Dan Sills Lori Smith Morris Smith Xiomara Sotomayer Becky Sovde Lori Splett Ellen Stadnik Catherine Stavlo Julie Stearns Jeff Stearns Sally Steinbrink Karen Steinhaus Mary Steffens Lee Ann Stewart Laurie Stibal Terri Stichter Deborah Stiller Mark Stilley Tambria Stites Elizabeth Stckwell Jim Stover Mike Stowe Jim Straw Robert Sutton 148 David Svitak Richard Swain Jean Swanson Jenny Swanson Richard Swanson Jeff Swedberg Albert Swintek Scott Swonger Ruth Sylte Lynn Tack Mike Takata Pam Tangen Gail Taylor Sue Tevik Richard Tevlin Cindy Theis Debora Theisen Steve Theissen JeffThomas Roy Thomas Craig Thompson SueThomsen Duane Tierney Heidi Tiihonen Rae Ann Tilbury Bob Toews Ken Tollefson Smile time for clowns in thecommons. Michelle Tomlinson Sara Toohey Dale Touve Carol Truzinski Gordon Tully Peggy Turbes Kery Turk Dave Utoft Elizabeth Vick 149 Mike VanBerkom Jill VanDePlasch Mary VanDerHagen Cathy VanTassel Bruce VanWaes Steve Varner Mark Warland and Elain Hokenson enjoy Homecoming. Diane Venske Jean Vetruba Dan Vikstrom Jane VonBusch Dianne Wade Michele Wahlstrom Amy Walden Debra Waldron John Wall Kirsten Waller David Wandersee Shelley Warren Wendy's victory smile. John Waytas Brenda Weidner Janet Weiss Julie Welch Sandra Weller Scott Wentzel 150 Jill Wernecke Leslee Werner Karen West Lisa Westerlund Darcy Westland Marcia Whelan Debra Whinnery Teresa White Tom Whiteis Bill Wilder Kim Wilder Patrick Williams John Wilson Kathleen Winjun Peter Wong Richard Woodis Mitcheil Wylie Julie Yager Julie's got the spirit. Kelly Young Keri Youngberg John Zabel Susan Zaic Shelly Zempel Steve Kline 151 Ann Aaker Craig Aakhus John Abbott Richard Ackerman Kim Ahlers Neal Amundson Sophomores Anita Anderson Connie Anderson Craig Anderson Dale Anderson Singer Anderson Karen Anderson Lori Anderson Ron Anderson Scou Anderson Shelly Anderson Sue Anderson Tom Anderson Doug Andress Liz Andress Nancy Angell Denise Asher Becky Arntson Jay Augst Dale Bach Peter Backstrom Mike Baehr Margaret Bahnemann Linda Baker James Balder Keith Baldwin David Barclay 152 With cheerleaders ARMSTRONG is number one . . . Kelly Barclay Renee Barth Julie Barthel Wendy Baskin Victoria Bathke Barbara Bauer John Bauers Susan Beck Jon Beihoffer David Beireis James Bell Lorelei Bell Jamie Bensen Bob Benson Mary Benson Randy Benson Mike Berg Tim Berg Rick Berge Don Berger Richard Berglund Susan Bergquist Gayle Berven Martin Berzins Kim Bigley David Billings Becky Birholz Patricia Bitner Wendy Black Lisa Blamey Paula Blanz Lori Bloom Scott Blong Betsy Blume Randy Boardman Brad Bohlen Lori Bookey Dianna Bootz Mike Borgie Greg Borrenson Darlene Bostrom Andrew Bothwell Jay Bowers Karen Boyce Laura Bratsch Charles Brattvet Lisa Brenna Mark Brenna Tim Bristlin Jackie Brody Debra Broman Constant Brown Doug Brown Pam Brown Jonathan Bruning Mary Buck Tom Buck ARMSTRONG raises questions. Sheryl Burandt Ronald Burns Beth Butel 0 Jackie Buttell Kevin Cameron Patrick Campbell Tim Carey Barb Carlson Desiree Carlson 154 155 Dianna Carlson James Carlson Linda Carlson Mary Carlson Sharon Carlson Tom Caron Barbara Carrier Jane Carrington Susan Casper Gary Chanen Mike Chiodo Gary Christenson Kim Christenson Scott Christenson Steve Ciatti Mary Clark Karen Clover Cheryl Collins Susan Collins Julie Conlin Becky Conner Linda Constantine John Cooper Craig Coplan Sean Coy Paul Crandall Patricia Crass Nancy Crone Band member at rest . . . David Dahl Elizabeth Dahl Mark Dailey Lori Darr Robin Evenocheck Diane Davidson Diane Davis Janice DeCarIo Todd DeFrance Mike DePesa Ron Dedrick Mark Demeules Dale Deminsky Cintra Dempsey Ron Denzine Susan Diederichs Sandra Dirks Diane Djerf Mike Dmowski Jay Dobbs Brad Doshan Cindy Downing Mark Dragan Denice Duemke George Dumont Wayne Dundovig Kris Dungan Susan Dunn Lisa DuPay Rebecca Earley Deb Eastman Joel Eaton Paul Eddy Tim Edwards Jim Eichhorst The ugly H . .. Stan Elder Richard Elsen Jodi Epstein Diane Erickson John Evans 156 Patty Evenson Doug Everhart Mark Faust Steven Fay Kevin Fern Katie Fernstrom Kathy Fiala Jim Fielder Bruce Finley Torn Fisher Peggy Flannigan Stephen Fleischer Scott Flolid Debbie Forness Steve Fortman Roxanne Fowler Greg Fox Luann Fragale Kim Frank Nancy Frank Cindy Fraser Barb Friedrichsen Tod Fries Joy Fruehauf Kevin Funck Martin Gaines Kristen Galbraith Student at play. Sharron Gannon Jim Gardner Kathy Garfield Mike Gaulrapp Kathy Gavigan lay Geistfeld Sheila Gibson Shelly Gilbertson Terry Gilchrist 157 Mike Gillette Cindy Gjerstad Jim Glassman Bill Godin Jose Gongora Sue Gore Lee 0055 Kim Gossen Jim Graen What happened to that needle? Mary 10 Graff Coleen Granada Kristin Grangaard Doug Griffin Paul Grimsrud Mike Grogan Diane Gross Sue Grossman Jeff Grover Joe Guertin Randy Guertin Tim Guest Diane Gunderson Chris Gustavson Jill Haakana Connie Hackbart Tom Hagedorn Steve Hagen Jim Hand Blair Hanscom Ken Hansen Leslie Hansen Ed Hanson Gregg Hanson Janette Hanson Rory Hanson Bruce Hanstad 158 Mike Hartman Gerry Harty John Harty Bob Hathorne Dale Hales Jeff Haugen Curt Heffelfinger Steve Heidmann Bonita Hein Tim Heineman Doug Heitmeier Jeff Henn Suzanne Hennessey Bob Herje Joyce Hersom Dan Hertle Bob Heurung Mary Hiatt Wendy Higgins Maureen Hillier Steve Hilton Dean Hinitz Heidi Hintz Paige Hinz Debra Hodnett Claudia Hoelzel Laura Hoffman Sherrie Hoffman Faith Holen Ken Hollerud Homework crunch strikes again . . . Jane Hollingsworth Corey Holm Tony Hoops Janet Houghtelling Benay Hopkins Heidi Hoover Sherry Hovind Kim Hudak Jay Hudson Debra Hughes Bruce Humphries Sandy lnman Mari lrmiter Cindy lsraelson Lisa lverson Terry lverson Beth Jacobson Melanie Jensen Tom Jensen Jim Jeronimus Rick John Arnold Johnsoq Bryan Johnson Gary Johnson Judy Johnson Karen Johnson Karen Johnson Kari Johnson Laura Johnson Liann Johnson Lisa Johnson Mary Jo Johnson Bob Johnson Sharon Johnson Steve Johnson Dave Johnston Tracy Johnston Janet Jokela Wendy Jones Tim Jopp Randy Jubert Denise Juday Ken Kaiser Jody Kappes Kevin Kasel Kurt Kaskinen Craig Kassera Carol Klein Kelly Kempf Tim Keske Paul Kessler Paul Kilker Carol Kimmes Alice King Scott Kingdom Trent Kinney Cliff Kirkbride Randy Kitzman Carol Klein Gary Kluckman Lee Knochenmus Jerry Knutson Kaia Knutson Steve Knutson Paul Kochenderfer Ron Kooiker Mary Kozlik Mindy Krasner Kathy Kraeger Terry Krinke Mike Krippner Gary Krongard Kathy Kruse Tim Kuhnert Anne LaFrance Mark Laliberte David Lage Jaque Laidlaw Lisa Lake Peggy Lambertz Leah Lamon What was that I just ate?? Anne Lamusga Michelle Landkame Janet Lane Cindy Larson Debbie Larson Julie Larson Laurie Larson Mike Larson Scott Larson 161 Rick Lassell Janet Lawson Kathy Leamons Kim Leary Jane LeClaire John Ledell Carol Lee Barb Leighton Pam Leig'hton Rob LePak Lee Liljengren Colleen Lilly David Lind Steve Lindamood Parn Linden Steve Linman Lisa Litecky Jeanane Little Tim Little Bob Liveri Mark Locken Brad Lockwood Lars Lodoen Mike Lohmen Nancy Loscheider Sharon Loubert Marie Lunzer Leslie Lundberg Catherine Lowe Tom Lussenhop Ken Lussky Scott Lyman ,. .01? kg$f$9iww$Q$5W Wwwkw ' g i a W W 34 Mike Meland Brenda Menne Laura Meuser Michelle Meyer Karl Meyers Cindy Michaletz Sharon Michels Julianne Mickelson Athena Mihas Randy Milac'nik Carol Milbradt Dan Miller 4 W ' , K e; h Peggy Miller Wesley Moberg Randy Moen Karen Mohn Deb Moke Duane Moltzen Paula Monti Ann Moore Bob Moore Ed Moore John Moore Cindy Mortenson Susan Mossefin Laurie Moter Shelly Moxness Tim Mullaney Mark Mulvey Mark Mundahl Jenny Munnings Julie Munsinger Steve Munsinger Coleen Murphy Terry Murphy Lisa Nagell Steve Nagle Terry Neese Todd Neils Tim Nellis Carol Nelson Cherryle Nelson Chris Nelson Grant Nelson Jeff K. Nelson Jeff P. Nelson Jodi L. Nelson Jodi Nelson John Nelson Richard Nelson Janice Newman Chris Newton Allen Niederhaus Verdie Niskanen Sue Noll Craig Nordhaus Curt Nordlocken Beth Noreen Julie Norquist Tim Northagen Lance Novak Nancy Nyberg Mike O'Brian Dan O'Neill Melissa O'Neill Paul Oakes Delores Obinger Gordon Olsen Nancy Olsen Sheryl Olsen Tim Olsen Jim Olson Jim Olson Rick Olson Rick Olson Scott Olson Tammy Olson Tammy Olson Marli Oppegard Mike Orrick Mary Otos Lynne Otten Diane Otto Steve Palmberg Tammy Pangburn Nick Paris Sharon Patin Don Patton Brian Paul Greg Paulus Leighton Peck Bruce Pella Sue Peoples Lonnie Perna Pete Perrine Rod Perron Bill Peters Barry Petersen Julie Petersen Kathy Petersen Cheryl Peterson Eric Peterson Jean Peterson Jim Peterson Karen Peterson LaDonna Peterson Sandy Peterson Teri Peterson Tim Peterzen Matt Petitclair Shelly Picha Jim Piotraschke Laura Pisasik Cathy Pitra Cheryl Plash Ann Ploetz Mike Plumedahl Dan Polachek Susan Pollack Kristy Priller Monika Prisler Terry Quinlan Mike Quistad Dan Radecki Allyson Rademacher Don Radtke Steve Radtke Denise Raine Kathy Randle Linda Ranke Cheryl Ranney John Redden Debbie Reed Michelle Reeves Greg Reisdorf Peggy Reitsma Mike Remington Mike Renstrom Colleen Rhode Jill Rice Philip Rice Mile Richards Paul Richards Ron Richter Mark Ridge Debbie Ririe Lynn Riviere Roy Roberg Jill Robinson Manuel Rodriguez Rob Roers Carolyn Rohe Laurie Rohloff Keith Roleff Vickie Rolighed Walter Romashko Todd Rosenow Linda Rosoff Debbie Royalty Alan Rubenstien Sue Rukavina Mary Lou Rupp Matt Saari Gwen Salmela Carol Sampson Mark Sandbaken Jeff Sandino Doug Saucier Jon Scarbrough Beth Schaefer Judy Schliesman Nola Schmeling Kristine Schmidt Jim Schneider Susan Schoonover John Schultz Ken Schulz Andrea Schummer Rosemary Schutz Jean Schweback Shelley Score Lloyd Scott Peter Seeley Tom Seymour Kathy Shattuck John Sheffield Robert Sherwood Ken Showalter Larry Siems Beth Sievert Jeff Sigafoos Joe Silitz Paul Sills Carol Silvola Josh Simertz Marjorie Simkins Charles Simmons Diane Simmons Denise Skruppy Jim Smegal Brad J. Smith Chris Smith Laureen Smith Pat Smith Steve Snapp Sharon Snider Steve Snipstead Lynn Snodgrass Deb Snow Leslie Sodd Susan Spencer Beth Spieler Joe Stadnjck Brian Stadsvold Mary Stalnaker Tom Stanley Randy Staples Randy Stasica Linda Stearns Wanda Stearns Mike Steck John Stene Greg Stenzel Ed Stiller Paul St. Martin Lisa Stoen Tricia Stoesz John Strand Chris Strauch Karen Stuck Dave Stueven Beth Sueker Joe Sunders Conrad Sverkerson Teryl Swartz Todd Swanson Jeff Swenson Joe Switala Shelley Tabaka Leslie Tanner Pam Tellers April Ten Eyck Tom Thielmann Tom Thoele Rick Thompson Steve Thompson Laurie Till Mark Till 169 Kathy Tollefson Mike Tomaszewski Carol Tombers Linda Torgerson Liz Tott Tim Traeger Don Trosvig Chris Tsatsos Gail Tully Robin Turner Renee Twomey Janet Udden Lori Utermarck Raedell VanDePIacsh Cindy VanWaes Pam Veldt Cindy Venske Dave Vukson Gerry Wacha Chris Wahlstrom Rick Walker Rick Wall Dan Wallace Sandy Wallick David Wanous Tom Warren Chuck Waters Maureen Watz Wendy Weber John Weborg Bill Weigel What'cha lookin' at, is my tie crooked or somethin'? Donna Weinmeister Gary Wenger 170 ,. Have you been a good 8M? 171 Sandra West Terry Westlin John Whiteford Andrea Wichhart Mark Wietzke Bill Wigg Carrie Wilcox Mike Willett Ann Williams Diane Wilson Lam Winge Doug Winjum Earl Witcraft Cindy Woodis Sandy Wylie Wally Yahn Scott Yanke Mary Yehle David Yesnes Kathy Zadack Ken Zappa Joel Zejdlik Steve Zemen Mike Zukowski SENIORS Adair, Morgan 39 Adams, Janet 104, 35 Adams,Julie104, 35 Ahlm, Jeffrey Amundson, Donald 104 Anastos, Georgia104 Anderson, Debra 104, 39 Anderson, Gregory Anderson, Laura Anderson, Lori104, 36 Anderson, Mark 104, 60 Anderson, Renee104, 35 Anderson, Robin 104 Anderson, Scott104 Anderson, Susan 104 Anderson, Thomas104 Andress, Jacqulyn 104, 28, 25 Andress, Paul 104, 28 Angell, Brad105, 60 Armstrong,Jill105, 38 Arntson, Valerie Arola, David105, 36 Audette, Randy Bach, David 105 Backlund, Dale 105 Bailey, Brad 105, 55 Bakkum, Nancy105, 28, 47 Baldwin, Bob 105 Baldwin, Tim Barrett, Scott105, 37 Barwin, Barb 105 Bathke, Frank 36 Bauer, John 105 Bauers, Don 105 Beck, Tim 105, 25 Begin, Michelle Beito, David 105 Belgarde, Mark 105, 55 Bell, Brad 105 Bell, Richard 105 Bender, Randy 35 Benepe, Carolyn 105, 28, 29 Benjamin, Elysa Benson, Darrell105 Benson, Kathy105 Bentilla, Cathy 106, 36 Bergseth, Sue106, 59 Berner, Kris106, 35 Bernier, Jeff Berry, Polly 106, 66 Berthiaume, Cindy106, 35 Berthiaume, Joe 106 Bethke, Mike Bevans, Shannon 106 Bibelheimer, Lynne106, 29, 32 Biderman, Bruce 106 Billodeau, Bonnie 106 Bistodeau,Jill106 Bittner, Laurie 106 Black, Hollis Blanz, Stephanie106 Blixt, Debbie106 Blong, Donna 107 Bloom, Cindy107, 28, 29 Bloom, Debra107 Bloom, Larry107 Bloomgren, Sandy107, 35 Alphabetical Listing Blue, Cheryl 67 Bofferding, Deidre 107 Bohler, Cheryl107, 67, 43 Bork, Paul 107 Brace, Bob 107 Brack, Beth 107, 37 Brakefield, Loren 37 Brask, Karen 107 Brattvet, Mark 107, 37 Braun, Corinne Braun, Torn 107, 59 Breher, Mary107 Brenny, Barb 35 Briggle, Pam 107 Brinkmann, Sharlayne107, 37 Broman, Mike107, 55 Bruning, Fred107 Buen, Debra 108, 28, 29 Bunday, Karl108 Burke, Chris 108, 35 Burandt, Gary108, 59 Burkett, Sue 36 Burns, Pam 108 Burrows, Leslie 108, 30 Buttell, Lori108 Calder, Jim 108, 60 Campbell, Carol108 Campbell, Glenn 108 Carey, Kathy 108 Carlson, Mike108 Carpentier, Rita 108, 35 Carter, Teri108 Cavanagh, Myles 108, 59 Chasteen, Mike 108 Chesley, Joe 108 Church, Mike Clark, Barb Clifton, Scott Collins, John 109 Collins, Rick 37 Cooper, Sandy 109, 36 Coplan, Cathy 109 Courey, Mark 109 Courtney, Bob Craig, Sue 109, 47 Crandall, Scott Crawford, Leslie 109 Cromie, Linda109 Czech, Kathy 109, 34 Dahl, Darla Dailey,Jim109 Dauer, Doug 109 Davis, Jim 109 DeCarlo, Doug 109, 39 Delarlais, Mary 109 Diedrich, Diane109, 35, 41 Diederichs, Joe 109 Diedrich, Frances 109 Dionysius, Debra 109 Dmowski, Kathy 110 Djerf, Randy 110, 37 Dockter, Mike Doering, lulie 110, 59, 29 Dooher, Debbie 110, 28 Dowden, Bob Downing, Sarah 110, 65 Doyle, Monica 110 Dubel, Jeff 110, 37 Duncan, Betsy 110, 38, 46 172 Durst, Cheryl 110 Dwyer, Dan 110 Dwyer, Dennis 110, 55 Dykstra, Dawn 110, 34 Eaton, Tom 110, 29 Ebel, Joan 110, 34 Eckstrom, Karen 110, 35 Edgren, Dale 110, 55 Edwards, Sherry111 Ehlers, Duane 111 Eidnes, Cindy 111,35 Eidnes, Sandy 111 Elias, Beth 111 Ellison, Dawn 111 Engelbrecht, Doug 111 Erickson, Jim 111 Erickson, Ken Erickson, Todd 111 EU , Becky 111, 34 Evenson, Margie 111, 37 Evenson, Val 111, 34 Everhart, Becky 111 Falk, Jana 111, 65 Fearing, Pam 111 Fecho, Greg111, 77 Fennell, Dan 112 Fernandez, Kim112 Ferrell, Dean 112 Feuk, Camille112, 29 Fiala, Monte112 Finley, Ken 112 Fischer, Sara112, 30 Fitch, Steve Flett, Pam112 Florian, Larry 112, 29, 31 Foggia, Fred Foran, Brian112, 59 Fors, Joel 112 Forster, Darrell 112, 39, 60 Foss, Susan 35 Fragale, Sandy Franzen, Jean 112 Fraser, Brad 112 Friedrichsen, Terry 112, 67 Fristoe, Michelle 112, 29, 47 Frost, Kelly112, 60, 75 Galbraith, Jeff112 Fargield, Nancy112, 28 Gawlik, Pat112, 29, 31 Gibbs, Jean 113 Giere, Bob113, 29, 31, 60 Gifford, Chuck Goldstein, Rose113 Gonrowski, Mike 113, 60, 77 Goranson, Sandy Gore, Wendy 113, 41 Graeber, Dana 113, 67 Grande, Debbie 113 Gray, Terry 113, 66 Greening, Claudia113 Griffin, Doug113 Grundsted, Nancy 113, 47 Grunewald,JiIl113, 35 Guertin, Steve 113, 59 Cutting, Pat113 Haakana,Jon113 Hall, Mike 36 Halonen, Carol113 Halseth, Greg Halvorson, Dave 113, 59 Halvorson, Mike Hamey, Jody 113 Hamey, John 113 Hamilton, Kevin 113, 75 Hand, Georgia 114, 30 Hannan, Nancy 114, 34 Hannon, Scott114, 60 Hanrahan, Kathy 114, 66 Hansen, Dave 114, 60 Hansen, Mark 114 Harrington, Linda 114 Harshman, Donna 114, 29 Harty, Ann114, 34 Hatt, Gretchen 114, 38 Haug, Chris114 Hauglid, Bonnie Havisto, Hal114, 75 Hawkins, Herb Hawkinson,lim114 Headley, Betsy114 Healow, Sandy 115 Hegna, Mike 115, 77 Heino, Gordy115, 59 Hendrickson, Dave 115, 59 Hendrickson, Bob 115, 60, 77 Herje, Steve Herman, Randy115 Herstein, Karin 115, 35 Hewitt, Jeff115, 55, 77 Hoard, Dean 115 Hodnett, Mike 115 Hokenson, Elaine 115 Holden, Monica115, 34 Hollerud, Jeff Hommes, Paul115 Hommes, Angela Hoops, Bill115, 77 Hoover, Pete 115, 39, 79 Hopkins, Denise115 Houghtelling, Mike115 Hoyme, Ken 116,29,31 Hourigan, Mary 116 Hubbard, Tom116 Huber, Ann116, 65, 43, 41, 29 Huber, Rob 116, 35 Hughes, George 60, 75 Hum, Doug 116 lbister, Cindy 116, 35 Jackett, Bruce 116 Jaeger, Linda116 Javner, Ken116 jermasek, Erik John, Pat116, 37 Johnson, Alan 116 Johnson, Barb116 Johnson, Brad116 Johnson, Dave C. Johnson, Dave E. Johnson, Denise116 Johnson, Elaine116, 35 Johnson, Gary116 Johnson, Harlen116 Johnson, Jim Johnson, Laurie116, 41 Johnson, Lisa 117, 28. Johnson, Pam 117 Johnson, Mark Johnson, Rich Johnson, Robert Johnson, Scott 117, 55, 79 Johnson, Steve 117 Johnson, Sue117 Johnson, Wayne117 Johnson, Dan 117 Jubert, Mike 117 Juhnke, Cherran 35 Kadlec, Mary117, 29, 31 Kammerer, Ruth117, 34 Kamphaus, Corinne Karsh, Judy 117, 35 Kaskinen, Vicki117 Kassera, Gary 117 Kastanek, Marvin117, 35 Kauffmann, Mike 117 Kaul, Peter 117, 59 Kellog, Mary 117 Kessler, Bob117 Kimmes, Maria 117 King, Mary117 Kistler, Mary 118 Kladifko, Jim 118, 25 Klein, Jim Klimstra, Sharon 118 Klucas, Pat118, 30 Kluck, Dale Knight, Alden Knutson, Kent Koelfgen, Sandy 118, 35 Komarek, Bill118 Koos, Kirsten 118, 59 Koperski,Jill118, 35 Kopietz, Dan Kopietz, Joe118, 34 Korpi,Jerry118 Krafty, Mike118 Kramer,lill118, 36 Kreft, Mike118 Krohn, Sally 119 Krongard, Brad 119 Kruse, Brad 119, 34 Kruse, Dan119 Kuhn, Dave119 LaGue, Lori119, 35 Lahti, Kai119, 59 Laidlaw, Scott119 Laitinen, Dan119 Lajeunesse, Denise 119 Lamphere, Greg119 Lamprech, Keith 119 Landkamer, Paul119 Larson, Coleen 119 Larson, Rich 119 Larson, Tom 120 Laswell, Peggy 120, 67 Lawson, David 120, 79 LeClaire, John 120, 35 Leonhardt, Don 120 Liberator, Pat 120 Liljengren, Toni 120, 35 Lilley, Doug 120 Lilley, Pat 120, 55 Lillyblad, Linda 120, 34 Lindamood, James Lindholm, Dave 120 Lindley, Todd 120, 59 Litecky, Pete 120 Little, Patty 120, 47 Livieri, Mike 120 Lloyd, Dave 120, 29 Loader, Rose 120 Loaney, Paul 120 Loden, Hollee 121, 35 Loechler, Steve 77 Loftus, Larry Lomis, Kris121, 29, 31 Lou bert, Carol 121 Lueck, Ricky 121, 37 Luksan, Linda121, 28, 39 Lund, Dave Lund, Jeff121, 34 Lundberg, Bill121 Lussenhop, Julie121, 37, 46 Lutz, Cindy121 Lyons, Grant121, 39, 38, 31, 29 Lyon, Heidi121, 31, 29 Madsen, Ron 121, 37 Majzner, Cin3dy121 Manders, John 121, 34 Marasco, Randy 121 Marsh'ik, leff121 Mateffy, Susan 121 McAdam, Kim121 McDonald, Laurie 121 McFarlane, Reid 121 McGarry, Mike 122, 37 McGovern, Jodee 122, 35 McKaige, Chuck 122 McMurray, Brad 122, 55 Meir, Kathy 122, 34 Meinke, Lesa 122, 37 Melby, John 122, 79, 60 Meline, Evan 122, 77, 60 Melling, Karen 122, 29 Merkel,!ohn122, 60 Merkel,Joyce122, 47, 29 Merry, Bruce 122, 75 Meuser, Kathy122, 42, 41 Meyer, Henry122, 36 Michels, Jeanne 122, 42 Miciek, Cathy 122, 39 Mickley, Jeff122 Miller, Leslie Miller, Nick 122 Mills,lim122 Mills, Sue 35 Milun, Anne 123, 36 Moberg, Pat123, 36 Moebeck, Renae 34 Mooney, Dan 60 Moore, Diana 123 Moore, Pat 34 Moravec, Steve 123 Morris, john 123, 77 Moselle, Connie123, 35 Mueller, Wendy123, 28, 29 Mulvahill,Jim123, 60, 75 Mundahl, Greg 60, 37 Murray, Maureen 123 Napolitano, Chris123, 59 Naylor, Cindy123, 28 Napolitano, Lisa 67 Neils, Geri123, 29 Nelson, Curt123 Nelson, Debbie123, 66 Newston, Rick 124 Norberg, Terry124 Novak, Steve 124, 59, 80 Nygaard, Kathy 124 Nyhus, Dayna124 Nystrom, Lynn 124 O Mara, Mike O NeiI,Jeff124, 77 Oakes, Ron 124 Olmstead, Rob 124 Olsen, Tom 124 Olson, Annette Olson,Janet124, 37 Olson, Jeff Olson, Lisa 124,66, 35 Oppegard,Julie124, 29 Osman, Keith Ostrom, Gayle 124 Ostroviak, Sandy124 Otto, Becky 124 Pachnik, Steve124 Parsons, Thersa 124 Pearson, Cindy 125 Pearson, Jeff Pelto, Laurie 125 Pengra,Jeff125, 36 Perkins, Pat125 Perna, Sue 125, 34 Perrine, Bonnie 125 Perron, Loretta 125, 35 Persons, Pat Peters, Lynn 125 Peterson, Karen 125 Peterson, Laurie125, 39 Peterson, Mark 125, 77 Peterson, Randy 125 Peterson, Wayne125, 37 Petrovich, Sam 125, 59 Pfeifer, Paul 125, 60 Phillips, Ron125, 60 Phillips, Scott125 Picard, James 34 Flash, Cindy 126 Ploetz, Mary Polachek, Bruce 126 Pollock, Nancy 126, 65, 29 Polson, Mark126 Price, Carrie 35 Prozinski, Dave126, 79 Polscher, Scott 126 Radmacher, Heidi126, 28 Radzak, Dean 126, 35 Ranney, Cindy 126,31, 29 Raum, Dale 126, 37 Reeves, Rich 126 Reimer, Diane126, 35 Renneberg, Steve 126,59 Rennicke, Jim Rice, Gary Rice, Mike126 Rich, Barb Richards, Robin 127, 38 Rinder, Cathie 65 Roberts, Lau ra 127 Robinson, Janet 37 Rogers, Lynette 127 Rohloff, Cindy127 Rikabdi, Mark127, 75 Rolighed, Cindy127 Rosander, Karen 127 Rosoff, Karen 127, 34 Roussell, William 127 Rudell, Pam 127 Rudick,127, 35 Ruikkie, Sue127, 34 Rukavina, Tom Rusinko, Lisa127, 41 Ryan, Tom 127 Sandino, Joe Sandino, Jay Sandford, Kathy 127, 37 Saucier, Chris 128, 79, 60, 29 Scheid, Patti 128 Scheidegger, Joel 128 Scheller, Steve Schleif, Mark 128 Schlender, Tom128 Schmidt, Steve 128 Schmoyer, Sandy 34 Schreiber, Debra 128, 28 Schuller, Dale 128, 34 Seashore, Scott 128 Seiler, Scott 128 Shallbetter, Sue128, 30 Shattuck, Lynn 128, 28, 27 Shaw, Bob 128 Sheffield, Ted 128, 34 Sheffield, Laurie128, 30 Shephard, Tom 128, 35, 31, 29 Shima, Tim Sigafoos, Cindy 128, 35 Sigurdson, Gary 128 Simonsen, Maj128 Simonson, Sally 128, 35 Simpson, Tanya 129 Sitts, Mike 129, 55 Skarnes, Blake 129, 75, 29, 28, 55 Skoglund, Dave 129, 37 Sletten, Steve Smith, Georgie 129, 42, 41 Smith, Larry129, 71 Snapko, Thersa 129 Solberg, Becky 129 Solberg, Mark 129 SorEnsen, Gregg129 Spears, Thelma 129 Spencer, Allison 129 Splett, William 129,37 Stadnik, Tom 60, 29, 28 Stalnaker, Carol 129, 47, 28 Stnaley, Barb 129, 65 Stanley, Bruce 129, 71 Stanley, Mary 129, 35 Stearns, Steve 129, 35 Stene, Erik 129, 29, 26 Stenzel, Marcia 129 Stewart, John 130 Stinski, William 130 Stockdill, Jeff 130 Stockwell, Jessica 130 Stoeckman, Roger 130 Stoesz, Mike 130, 26 Stowe, Linda 130 Stueven, Deb 130, 26 Sueker, Jo 130, 28 Sullivan, Jan 130, 37 Sundt, Beth 130, 46 Swanson, Debra 130 Swanson, Robin 130, 37 Swenson, Duane 130, 34, 33 Swingley, Barb Swintek, Peter Tabaka, Chris 130 Tanner, Pam 130 Teiger, Mark 130 Tharp, Jody 130 Theisen, Randy 130, 36 Thoele, Mary 131, 46 Thorgrimson, John Thyren, Sue Tilbury, Martha 131 Tilbury, Ward 131 Tofte, Mark 131, 59 Tolke, Mike131 Tollerson, Karen 131, 35 Tombers, Kathy 131 Toohey, Dan Torgerson, Terri 131, 34 Tott, Ed Tripet, Laura 131, 43, 38 Trullinger, Randy131, 32, 28 Tschannen, Cam131 Tunks, Karen 131, 31, 29 Vahlsing, Julie 131 VanLoon, Laurie 131, 29, 27 VanTassel, Sue 131 VanValkenburg, Jay Vandenberg, Doug 131 Velenchenko, John Verkennes, Karen 131 Villars, Monica 131 , Void, Mike 131, 59 :VonBusch, Todd 132 1;; 5Wachter, Ron 132,37 QWaldron, Mari132 55 W,alker Lana 132 iWailick, Diane 132, 26 Walston, Cindy 132,28 ?Varrea, Elaine 132,34 ?Wmnao, 51112132 6 1 , ,8 55., nee132 gwmiind Mark132, 55 Wergs Debra132 3 Wesgund, Steve133, 77 W ins,Joanne133 35, 32 Wilder, Tim 133 Wildung, Cathy 133 Wilken, Jim 133 Williams, Wendy133, 46 Williamson, Dave 133 Wineberg, Sandy 133, 34 Wise, Jim 133, 60 Wolt, Merrili Yahnke, Sue Yesnes, Shelley 133 Zadach, Paul 133, 33, 26 Ziminske, Cheryl133 Zimpfer, Barb 133, 36 5 Baker, Siandy 134,28 :85 Zitur, Mary 133 Zukowski, Thersa 133, 84 NIORS Aaker, Bill134 Aakhus, Pam134 Aamot, Cindy 134, 79, 65 Ackmann, Sue 134 Adair, Carolee 134, 29, 28 AUams,Jeff134 Ahrendt, Ron 134 Aitchison, Lisa 134 Albrecht, Juliana 134 Albrecht, Laurie 134 Amundson, James 134 Andersen, Todd 134, 75, 60 Anderson, Rick 134 Anderson, Barb 134, 28 Anderson, Laurian134, 66 Anderson, Mark134 Anderson, Paula 134 Anderson, Sharon 26, 134 Andrus, Scott134 Arola, Bruce 134 Audette, Jody 134 Babst, Charlene 134 5 5' Bader, Julie 134 Batu, Mark 134,75 5 , 3af5na,Mark134 Ba1$1er,Bill134, 75, 601 5 B31181, R5nae Begkman, Brian 134 ' in, 0311?? - g51n,1udg134 65 Bgirens, ngin 134 Eddan,8e8 134,60 1'11, N1ck g8? , ' $11.1 g? 26 . eau; Peggy 135 , 5:08, Barb135 Bistodeau, Jay Bjorkman, Sue135, 46 Black, Brad135 Blake, Dianne 135 Blindauer, Jirh 135 BIoom, Gerald Bloom, Sandy 135, 65 Blong, Terri135 Boelter, Mark 135, 36 Boles, Kay 135 Bolnick, Audrey 135 Bomstad, Julie135, 29 Borgerding, Betsy 135 Boughton, Mary 135 Bourdon, Tim 135 L , awrmMae 136; ' ' Charles, Glen 136 Bradbury, Phil135, 26 Brandeen, Sue 135 Brandt, Deana 135 Bratsch, Mark 135 Brenna, Michele 135 Brewer, Lee 135, 77, 27 Briese, Paulette 135 Bristol, Sandy 136, 28, 26 Brockel, Julie 136 Brown, Diana 136 Brown, Terry 136, 84 Budish, Peter 136, 60 Buen, Dave Buffington, Steve 136 Bugos, Brad 136 Bukkila, Tom136 Burns, Bruce 136, 29 Burns, Scott 36 Burrill, Tom 136 Burton, Tracy 136, 60 Butel, Debbie 136, 28, 25 Butte , Vicki136 Buxton, Jode Byrne, Cheryl136 Campbell, John 8.136 Campbell, John N.136, 75 Campbell, Sharon 136, 47, 29 Carlson, Carol 28, 136 Carlson, Greg 136, 26 Carlson, Pat 136, 47 Carlson, Rick Carlson, Terry Carpentier, Tim Carson, Nancy Cartalucca, Bob Caryl, Jeff 77, 60 Cavanaugh, Therese 136, 29 Cavanaugh Thersa1 . - Christenson, Jim 136, 26 Christenson, Scott136 Ciatte, Laura136 Claypatch, Mary 136 Clerc, Nancy136 Clifton, Linda 136 Cole, Tracy 136, 42, 41 Comp, Randy136 Conlin, Steve 136, 75, 60 Corr, Don 136 Cotten, Linda 136 Coughlin, Therese 136 Cou rtney, Des Crowley, Kevin 136 Cummings, Mark136 Czech, Marie136, 36 Dahl, Bob136 Dahlstrom, Bev 136 Dauenbaugh, Lori 62, 136 Davis,Jim136, 59 Day, Gary136 Deamon, Lorie 136, 47, 26 Deminsky, Kim 136 Dempsey, Mike 136 Dennison, Dave 137, 60 Dewey, Jim 137, 55, 26 Dickmeyer, Ron 137 11615111 V Foag, David138 r-E, .. .1 . .v Dilliner, Jeff 137 Ditton, Mike 137, 36 Doering, Anita137 Donalds, Richard 137 Dotseth, Craig Dragan, Dawn 137 Drazkowski, Tom Durand, Gerald 137 Dwyer, Teresa 137 Eaton, Libby 137, 31, 29, 27 Ebersberge'r, Cami 137 Eckre, Dave 137 Eckstrom, Allison 137 Eeg, Chris 137 Eichhorst, Peggy 137 Elder, Cathy 137, 23 Elmquist, Mark 137 Elsnes, Nancy 79 Emerson, Rod 137, 60 Engstrand, Mike137 Engstrom, Steve 137 Engwer, Jim 137 Enseleig, Steve 137 Erdahl, John Eyberg, Kathy 137 Faacks, Lynette 138 Fahning, Paul138 Farm, Betty 138, 47, 26 Farnsworth, Rick 138 Fauskee, Wanda 138, 28 Fay, Thersa 138, 32 Fern, Rob 138 Ferrell, Evon 138,47, 28 Feuk, Melanie 138 1 Filas :ffMark 138 1 Fink, Mary 138 - 5 Flaata, Scott 138, 79 Flemj '15 138,111 , 55,5 M31 138,55 25555 Forester, Cindy 138, 84 Fortier, Chris 138 Fortman, Dave 138 Foy, Terry 138, 28 Fradella, Kim Fragale, Diane 138 Frank,John138 Franke, Merriiee138, 25 Freer, Roger 138, 29, 28 Fridgen, Bob 138 Fries, Scott 138 Fritz, Darcy 138 Frost, 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Kempf, Kelly 160, 28 Keske, Tim 160 Kessler, Paul 160 Kilker, Paul160 Kimmes, Carolynn 160 King, Alice 160, 30 Kingdom, Scott 161, 61 Kinney, Trent 161 Kirkbride, CIiff161 Kitzman, Randy 161 Klein, Carol161, 25 Kluckman, Gary 161 Knochenmus,Jeff161, 79, 55 Knowler, Julie Knutson, Jerry 161 Knutson, Kaia 161, 26 Knutson, Steve 161 Kochenderfer, Paul 161 Kooiker, Ron 161 Kosnoppal, Craig Krasner, Mindy 161 Kreager, Kathy 161 Krinke, Terry 161 Krippner, Mike 161 Kristoff, Larry 36 Krongard, Gary 161 Kruse, Kathy 161 LaFrance, Anne161 LaLiberte, Mark 161, 55 Lage, David 161 Laidlaw, Jackie 161 Lake, Lisa 161, 30 Lambertz, Marg161, 30 Lamon, Liah 161 Lamusga, Anne 161 Landkamer, Michelle 161, 28 Lne, Jeanette 161, 28 Larson, Cindy 161, 27 Larson, Debbie 161, 32 Larson, Julie 161, 40 Larson, Laurie161, 40 Larson, Mike 161 Larson, Scot161, 55 Lassell, Rick 162 Lawson, Janet 162 Leamons, Kathy 162 Leary, Kim 162 LeCIaire, Jane 162 LeDeII, John 162 1 Lee, Carol 162 Leighton, Barb 162, 28 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'Yehle, Mary 171 Weber, Wendy 170 Weborg, John 170 Weigel, William 170 Weinmeister, Donna 170 Wenger, Gary 170 West, Sandra 171 Westlin, Terrence171 Whiteford, John 171 Wichhart, Andrea 171 Wietzke, Mark 171 Wigg,WilIiam171,28, 29 Wilcox, Larrie171 Wilde, Drew Willett, Michael 171 Williams, Ann171 Wills, Darla Wilson, Diane171 Winge, Pamela 171 Winjum, Douglas171 Witcraft, Earl 171, 79 Wolf, Dianne Woodis, Cynthia171 Yesnes, David 171 Zadach, Kathryn 171 , Zappe, Kenneth 17 Zeidiik,Noe1 171 , Zeman, Steven 171 Zukowski, Michael171, 55 Credits Yesterdays. A hundred of them, filled with the joy and wonder that a thousand tomorrows may never bring. The events of yesterday take their final form between the pages of a book. Such a little thing to hold the accomplishments of men . . . Such an important thing to hold the key to memories . . . Staffers . . . Grant Lyons Betsy Duncan Brad Kruse Tim Edwards Diedre Boefferding Advisor . . . Charles Davidson k Ga Tripet .............. 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