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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

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Armstrong Senior High School Plymouth, Minnesota Volume 8 The Games We Play .......32 The Things We Do .......68 The Ones Who Influenced Us The People We Are .......ll6 At last a new word can describe the people and situations at Armstrong--it's not apathetic anymore, it's changing. More than ever the building, the people, and the curriculum are changing. After years of drifting with the times a new Armstrong is beginning to emerge. We've picked up on the ideas of 76377 and are striking out on our own, in a new direction. Even the building received a face lift over the summer. Colored walls now adorn floor two and a half. A tiled wall, still clean, stands proudly in the cafeteria. At times the administration was forced to gently prod us towards needed change. The token system, like the segregated lockers, worked despite scorn. School spirit took off more than ever this year. The Homecoming revisions which started in l976, soared in l977. A committee dedicated to making this year the best went all out. New events and pagentry started the year out on a spirited note. From then on nearly every event and celebration drew forth more and more enthusiasm and participation. Armstrong High School continues to offer challenges and opportunities for those who wish to accept them. This year, however, the students began adopting for themselves, rather than simply accepting what was offered. A year of growth came to Armstrong in '77-78. A year of change for all who were willing to make things just a little better. Armstrong In Action a W. mlmi u, . i m mw. mm W Asa xiiiltwm 912$ Smiles From Confetti To Crowns BOOGAHI BOOGAHI Puzzled faces stared at the speaker blaring out morning announcements. What was that all about? It was just a beginning to the enthusiasm that overtook us during homecoming 77. That enthusiasm grew from day to day as Homecom- ing week went on. Excitement and fun included decoration of resource rooms by individual teams and later judged by captains and our queen, brat sales, car and skateboard contests and coronation. The Homecoming Variety Show featured brilliant bands, marvelous midgets. sensational singers. hilar- ious hair poems. and. of course, a guaranteed good time. The pep fest on Friday was a good indication of spirit. Accompanying the challenge yells. cheers. dances and the Armstrong Fight Song were arm- wrestling championships and changes in schedule due to rain UGHI Despite the weather, Thursday and Friday nights were host to soccer and football games where spirit abounded. Alumni were greeted with balloons, a freshly painted field and a new queen and court. Festivities ended on Saturday night with the tradi- tional Homecoming dance; a chance to let the ex- citement of the week out in one final blast and Boo- gie . . .or was it BOOGAH? TOP: Steady. . . armwrestling finalists at Friday's Pep Fest. BOTTOM: Looks of anticipation at Tuesday's Coronation. LEFT: Stan Hahn and Nate Johnson flash their Homecoming spirit. BELOW: Tracy Anderson and Sherri Saucier sing I Like Me. BOTTOM: Brats, Brats. Brats! Lowell Johnson and Basil Anderson add their talents. I g i RIGHT: A bit of boogie at the, Homecoming Dance. , TOP RIGHT: Neither rain, nor sieet. nor smw. nor bait, nor dark of mud shalt stop the Faiconsl ' ' TOP lEFT: Hey baby, Wanna shake my token? Jamie Beer. Jackie Orr, Elisa Bemik. and Jim McCunn. ABOVE: Junior midgets boppin at the Hopi C . Chamomers Chris Zaugg. Dan Lynn, Sthe Haa- :; Cram scram FalCon Fashion There is no getting around it. In order to attend Armstrong High School you have to wear clothes, or at least a reason- able facsimile of clothing. No amount of griping to the admin- istration seems to help relax this oppressive dress code. I Therefore. most students feel obliged to purchase or obtain ' some sort of apparel before school starts The bikinis are banished to the back of the drawer and inventory is taken of ' last year's wardrobe. Next step, the typical student lists all of theitems he or she would like to buy in orderito enhance his or her appearance of wealth, sex appeal, and good taste. Though wearing clothes to school is a complex problem, some people find that rigid restrictions provide a creative chaI-I lenge. The ideals In Vogue underwent some alterations as ' teenage ingenuity, resourcefulness and poverty served to I Stretch every dollar. Of the new trends this year, stickpins, , combs, little nothing chains, t- -shirts. barrettes, headbands, ' - scarves and other inexpensive accessories became instant favorites. I Practicality, versatility and warmth made other good ex-' cuses for, style, as such items as boats, cowl neck sweaters; flannel shirts, woolen pants, three pi,e-ce5uits, gaucho pants. more; cowl neck: sweaters Isome Observant extra-terrestrials' out there must think we have hideous throatsi, tweedy' skirts, peasant skirts, tailored style shirts and other comfortr s I able, reIaXed, woolen Wearables gained favor with Armstrong students Goes All Out This year, though good old blue jeans were as popular as ever, dressing up was seen more frequently - even the boys were polishing their Adidas occasionally. Skirts became in again, along with ruffles, lace and other romantic adornments. The new feminine look was well received and very much appreci- ated: 0f whistles. appraising glances and flowery compli- ments count for anythingD In spite of the abundance of boots, vests and suits, the unisex look was entirely avoided, as styling this year took a softer approach to the difference between the sexes. Not to be outdone, the guys cleaned up their act too. Fewer overalls. painter's pants and tattered jeans appeared in the halls as the best seats in town were reupholstered in neat corduroys, denim pants and - wow - even color coordinated pants! Hair styles this year were shorter on the boys, slightly longer on the girls, as their post - Olympic Dorothy Hamill cuts grew out. Fashions this year have been adapted and changed to the students interests and tastes, making this year, a rendition of the new and the old popular once again at Armstrong. . W... 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They did their best at English and most Armstrong students responded in a cheap imitation of Swedish, Ger- man, or Japanese. Somehow, the notion formed that foreign ex- change students are l007o quiet, reserved schol- ars. That may be true of other students from other countries but not ours. While the boys. did prove a bit more rambunctious than the girl, none of our scholars were particularly inhibited. Any- one doubting this may talk to a hornet from across the way who was kidnapped by the gallant Swede and his German sidekick. Meanwhile across the sea, Theresa Luksan en- joyed the Japanese culture. complete with the world renowned Japanese bathes. The senior years of these four students will be long remembered, by all. 20 Clockwise From Left: Owen Holmstrom- Sweden. Taeko Yokoyama- Japan. Benedikt Kaul- Ger- many, Theresa Luksan- exchange student to Ja- pan. Above: Owen proves that Swedes do make better runners. 21 Shakespeare Finds A Home At Armstrong Macbeth cast.- Mark Krantz Macbeth Carrie Classon - Lady Macbeth Bob Garfield - Messenger Steve Little - Doctor Lauren Snell - Gentlewoman Todd Seiler Witch Elisa Bernick - Witch Rita Humola - Witch Dick Leerhoff - director Michele Fragale - student director Larry Schnack - lights TOP: Macbeth and messenger. ABOVE: The bewitching characters portrayed by Elisa Bernick. Todd Seiler and Rita Humola. LEFT: Carrie Classon and Mark Krantz in the title roles. 22 LEFT: The atmosphere of Macbeth. BELOW: A scene from regional contest. BOTTOM LEFT: Steve Little- the comforting doctor. William Shakespeare found himself a responsive home during the one-act season. With many changes, but enough of Shakespeare to keep it traditional, Macbeth presented itself at the one-act festival in January. A pre-contest performance at Armstrong was received warmly as was the show at contest. It was received so well that it advanced on to another performance at state. Macbeth did not march on alone. A cast of eight prodded and pushed, along with director Dick Leerhoff, right up to the end. Trying to handle the language and atmosphere was no easy task. Long hours went into transforming high school actors and a high school auditorium into the setting for Macbeth. After the single performance at Armstrong, Macbeth was tan- gibly set aside until contest time rolled around. Many of the people involved in the one-act also took part in the musical, thus creating some busy days when the contest drew near. The set was bundled up and scurried over to neighboring Cooper. For one exciting afternoon everyone ran about, preparing for the performance. When award time came there were apprehensive students from five schools waiting in the auditorium. Cooper was named as alternate play for state, and the remaining casts eager- ly awaited the final decision. With a shout, Armstrong's cast acknowledged the judge's decision. It was onto state and one more fantastic performance of the play which had come so far. 23 Three sets of oddly arranged risers, two brightly colored blocks, and one dark stage. Countdown for an avant-garde choir concert? No setting for Armstrong's fall play, of course. An unusual set was not the only characteristic to distinguish Armstrong Revisited from your average high school play. Based on Armstrong's history, as faithfully recorded in past Odyssey's and yearbooks, the play was an animated docu- mentary of our school's first seven years. There were intimate glances into classroom, Iunchroom. and locker room life, as well as comments on the dreams and ideas that were as important as the bricks in building Armstrong. Audiences were in- troduced to Annabelle A. Student, George L. Scar- brough a younger version with hairi and the infa- mous Falbinhawk. There was a brief tour of the school, a trip to the principal's office, even a quick journey to the moon and all this was accomplished in a mere hour of entertainment. Behind that mere hour of shining entertainment were the less glossy hours of work and prepara- tion. Cast, director and crews spent many a night in mutual company when the company of good friends, good food or just a good night's sleep might have been preferable. There were rewards though. that made the hard work worth every effort. The chance to meet and make new friends. the enjoyment of performing a show and the sat- isfaction of knowing it was good, and the unex- pected pride we felt in being a part of A.H.S. In revisiting Armstrong, we saw its many positive aspects; hopefully the audience did too. 24 Armstrong Gets ABOVE LEFT: An in depth study of Armstrong. ABOVE CENTER: The cast of Armstrong Revisited . BELOW CENTER: Armstrong theater goes choral. ABOVE RIGHT: Chris and Carrie sing The School Who loved Me. BELOW RIGHT: George? Revisited 25 God created weatherpersons to predict the climatic changes of the universe and to make poor jokes on the am news. However. what those gifted persons predict. and what actually happens in the weather world seldom coincide; particularly in the winter months. Thinking that they had made a safe assumption. most meteorologists predicted snow for the month of De- cember. How were those unsuspecting souls expected to know that the clouds and the free floating moisture were going to have a fight and refuse to cooperate to make that white. crystally stuff. commonly known as snow? But just like a fairy tale ending. snow did fall and fall and fall and fall. It also fell at Armstrong. AHS students thought they would do the ianitors a favor by bringing the snow inside so hours of shoveling could be eliminated. Unfortunately. the administration frowned upon the idea of snowballs in the school. and decreed that all snow was to be banned from the halls and classrooms of Armstrong. Students. artistic and not. together created unique ob- jects to be appreciated by all. Snowmen again proved to be the itl favorite in flake construction. but original snow sculptures followed a close second. The energy crisis provided the administration with a good excuse to lower the temperature in the building and most students accepted this with shivers. Fashion reached a new low and caused the biggest cover-up in Armstrong's history and students trooped up to the third floor to share the heat from the gas burners used in the science departments. Winter 77-78 will be frozen in the memories of those students who wish that Armstrong's winter wonderland will always be as they remember it. 26 Learning In Our Winter Wonderland 27 Hello Spring - Dolly In the spring of l978. Armstrong said. Hello Dolly. Hello Dolly opened in mid March to a packed house. For two weekends the cast and crews presented the end result of their hardwork, frustration and love. The long h0urs of devotion may not have been clearly identifiable, but all audience members felt the musical was much more than it appeared to be on the surface. The sets upheld the tradition of beauty and craftsmanship famous at Armstrong. These sets had been practicing their parts through the winter, with all of the students participating in the gala dramatic presentation. While most Armstrong students were home, snug in bed, a large number were still up at Armstrong refitting sets so they moved like clockwork. The actors and actresses were also repeating songs, dances, and scenes late into the night. Sleep was not the only thing set aside. Homework, too, had to be crammed into the days or choked down with a peanut butter sand- wich during a 45 minute dinner break. Was it worth it? Did the dancers, chorus people, leads, crew members, directors and promoters find Hello Dolly to be the play they dreamed about during the early days of winter? The smiles on stage and the happy tears back stage seemed to say clearly that Hello Dolly deserved every moment it got. FAR LEFT: Tom Leighton and Bill Bolt pay close attention. LEFT: The girls and guys who make the music. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Well. Hello Dolly! CENTER BOTTOM: Mrs. Malloy speaks her mind. BELOW: Cornelius and Barnaby go under. Sno-daze Warms Winter Armstrong's Sno-daze went back to the snow this year. S.A.B. members put their heads together and came up with a plan for an outdoor coronation and other fresh air events which students could participate in. The plan was a success, in spite of critics who felt Sno-daze belonged inside tafter all this is Minnesota; Coronation and the snow relay were held on Valentines Day. Seniors Jackie Orr and Chris Zaugg were crowned king and queen. Juniors Sherrie Saucier and Lenny Bart, and sophomores Sandy Brandt and Todd Zaugg made up the rest of the winter royalty. A snowball eating contest proved that the seniors, at least Tina Klingele and Tom Dellich, had the most voracious appetites. The winning relay team showed that the seniors were talented at something other than stuffing themselves with snowballs. The week of festivities was brought to a close indoors. The annual snowball held at the Hopkins House proved to be a lasting tradition. ABOVE: Racing past the royalty. RIGHT: Participants in the Sno-daze relay race. ABOVE CENTER: Royalty: Todd Zaugg, Sandy Brandt, Jackie Orr, Chris Zaugg. Sherrie Saucier. Lenny Ben. 30 TOP: Jackie is crowned queen. ABOVE: Pam Hanson shows how ifs done. LEFT: Larry Gonrowski chows down. 31 herek No. Bench In Cross Country FRONT ROW: J. Brewer, D. Kinney, S. Witcraft. B. Erager, A. Dooher, T. Sipe, P. Hanson, D. Burk, T. Meister, L. Zejdlik, Coach Kleyman. ROW TWO: C. Lindamood, M. Anderson, S. Thompson, S. Diederichs, S. Campbell. D. Chapman, S. Shapiro, B. Ryan, J. Anderson, T. Jaeb, G. Rosander, H. Hilton. ROW THREE: J. Johnson, J. Anderson, S. Pinsky, J. Anderson, J. Markoe, G. Leech, C. Caruthers, S. Swintek, L. Pohlman, K. Urbanski, J. Gutknecht, B. Bergseth, B. Everhart, ROW FOUR: T. Harding. B. Menne, T. Leighton, K. Johnson. S. McDowell, R. Denzine, T. Schwecke. S. Flolid. R. Sauer, S. Langlie, M. Carsten. ROW FIVE: T. Zemke, 6. Hughes, B. Quade. D. Twomey, C. Stockwell. S. Sutherland, R. Komarek, C. Jensen, C. Bankole, S. Roleff, D. Bauer, C. Meyer, M. Moher. BACK ROW: D. Schink, D. Bolt, E. Elias. N. Thorgrimson, G. Anderson, Coach Elias, J. Fristoe, D. Braun, D. Fey, 5. Kastrul, J. McCurdy, J. Goldsmith. Coach Kleyman offers his encouragement. The girls are off and running. 34 Sleeping under the stars, miles, pudgy pies, campfires, chili dinners, miles, card games, search parties, bears in trees, miles, bakery goods, cold showers, soccer games, coneheads, twilight zone, and many more miles. All these things were the scenes along the St. Croix as the Armstrong CC runners roughed it for a week. This and much more led up to the I977 season. Putting an end to a summer of many miles, and a week of running in a national forest, propelled Armstrong's cross country teams into a promis- ing, yet uncertain season. A consistent turnout of more than eighty runners displayed talent but lacked experience and the confidence that comes with it. From this foundation, Coach Kleyman constructed a company both devoted and determined. Claudelle comes into the home stretch. Armstrong takes the lead. The year was climaxed by the annual Cross Country Banquet. 3S The fact that . . . We have the largest team in the State with plenty of depth. We won three big invitationals. We were Conference champs with an 8-0 record. Five girls were named All Conference. We were Region champs and fifth in the State, isn't important. What is important is the fact that we had fun. When people think of running the thought of boredom probably comes to mind quite often. That's not the case with our bunch of runners, or super coaches. We didn't just go run everyday for five or ten miles. we had quite a variety of workouts. There were days when we had water workouts at Elm Creek. Our hardest workout was probably the two-man-five-mile relay. It may have been the most difficult, but it was also extremely rewarding. Running workouts together, both guys and girls, also helped our team. There were problems with that; like having your shorts pulled down, and holes in sweats, and having to run Kleyman's mile. You give that guy a mile, and he takes two. A variety of workouts. high hopes and hard work made the l977 Girls' Cross Country season a success. ABOVE: Mile. yOu're on Candid Camera! LEFT: Jane shows Steph the way. If you think you are beaten, you are, If you think that you dare not, you don't, If you'd like to win, but you think you can't, It's almost certain you won't. If you think you'll lose, you've lost. For out in the world you'll find, Success begins with a fellows will, It's all in the state of mind. If you think you are outclassed, you are. You've got to think high to rise, You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles donlt always go To the stronger or faster man. But soon or late the man who wins Is the man who thinks he can. 36 Striving to make up for last years narrow defeatvin regions, the boys' team worked through injuries, long hours, and adverse weather. This dedication resulted in wins at both the Alexandria and Blaine lnvitationals. On the Alexandria course, which Kleyman claimed was the toughest they'd ever see, an aII-senior squad put five runners in the top eleven. At Blaine, thirty-five boys ran their personal best times. These races, along with a constantly improving attitude, produced the confident spirit that Kleyman knew they needed. The final conference race ended and the team stood 7-l, their only loss to State Champion Burnsville. Two team members, Rod Den- zine and Neal Thorgrimson, qualified for All-Conference, while Craig Meyer and Dave Twomey received Honorable Mention. As the Region meet approached, the boys questioned their chances of reaching State. But their doubts proved unnecessary when they knocked favored Minnetonka out of the running. Their inexperience showed at the State meet; a too-slow start erased any possibility of as high a finish as they had hoped for. They placed eleventh. Although it proved to be anticlimatic, it could not take away what their hard work had given them: satis- faction in knowing that they had done what most teams never had the chance to do. ABOVE: A team effort. FAR LEFT: The long- est stride. LEFT: Leader of the pack. a Super Soccer Season FRONT ROW: J. Byrne. J. Speich. J. Eaton, B. Simonson, S. Gaustad, J. Graen. BACK ROW: D. Lyon, G. Lyon, J. Calder, K. Olson, J. Hickey, C. Strom, P. Martin, K. Cameron, J. Payne, K. Lindgren. Have you heard the latest record? No, who's it by? Armstrong soccer team. Armstrong . . .7 Oh, that new British group? Although publicity did not flourish. the Armstrong soccer team did make a considerable mark in their '77 season by setting records. A total of eight returning lettermen started off the list as well as providing some early- season anticipation. The final record of l3-4-2 not only outclassed previous Armstrong records but also placed the team second in the conference. Upon ending the regular season, the team found itself having never been shutout - another unequaled feat. Beating Cooper and Edina-West brought them up against Edina-East in Region Finals -e the farthest any Armstrong soccer team has ever gone. Contraversial refereeing, as it had been too many times in the past, seemed to again haunt the team as it lost in the one-goal battle. Although unmeasurable, the l977 soccer team also excelled in another much more important area - unity. With many of the seniors having played together for over six years, this represented the closest team to come out of Armstrong yet. 38 FRONT ROW: C. Dirks, P. Lundgren, R. Badois, T. Gustafson, M. Coughlin, M. Morgan, B. Minger, D. Jensen, C. Edgett. ROW TWO: J. Erager, B. Ruggles, T. Nellis, S. Morris, 6. Swanson, D. Brockel. M. Isch, K. Wojack, T. DeFrance, S. Schepman, BACK ROW: M. Thompson. C. Peterson, M. Sipe, S. Anderson, T. Klaers, J. Johnson, T. Grangaard, J. Maass, S. Meland, J. Lyngholm, J. Shema, B. Dahlberg. Sitting: D. Plufka. J. Hewitt, M. Rowles. B. Melas. K. Jacobson, S. Sundgren, T. Villalobos. T. Coughlin. T. Zukowski, Standing: K. Barber. J. Sackariason. S. Doimer, D. Garbe, J. Forsberg, M. Zeman, T. Moran, M. Wilbur, B. Jacobson. D. Lilly. Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons Falcons 39 WWUUUW--OW-h- Below: Junior Goalie Todd Gustaf- son shows he can stop them all. Below Left: Brush puts his foot into it. -o-wu-ouu-u0 Them Bears Cougars Jaguars Braves Flyers Robins Orioles Hornets Skippers Eagles Hawks Spartans Trojans Warriors ' Falcons Have Rough Season ROW ONE: K. Badertscher. R. Wold, D. LaGue, T. Doimer. E. Joselyn, K. Dellich, S. Zibley, S. Nash. B. Steman, M. Spurbeck, T. Morgan, M. O'Neil. Young. R. Barrett. 6. Roles, B. Neary, J. Walden, K. Grantz, R. Forster. ROW ROW FOUR: C. Clark. K. Anderson, D. Deamon, M. Peterson, 5. Lingo, 5. TWO: T. Reid, T. Olson, D. Graff, R. Krbechek. J. Hagen. B. Taylor. K. Berndt, Wesloh. E. Ebersberger. T. Belden. E. Olson, K. Smith. R. Holm, J. Menk, B. J. Wilder, B. Untinen, K. Norberg, B. Thorkelson, G. LaFrance, P. McDonough. Vick. ROW THREE: S. Hennessey. B. Conzet, J. Flaa, K. Audette, G. Welch. T. Goals were high and dreams were plentiful as the Falcon football team entered the '.77 season. Rated high in the state and a sure win in the Blue Division, the team felt that this was indeed the year for the Falcons. The bulk of last year's winning team returned with a number of talented juniors. However, the dreams just never came true. The first game was a win over Lindbergh. A big win that should have been bigger. The second game against Osseo was when the goals became dreams and the dreams began to vanish. A chance at state was gone and the chance at the Blue Division title was disappearing quickly. A loss to number-one rated Edina West completely erased the re- maining dreams of a title. After a Homecoming loss and a defeat to Lincoln, the Falcons finished their season with three consecutive wins. Final standings - 5-4. A long way from the predicted record. 50 what happened? Perhaps there was a little too much confidence at the start of the season. Maybe it was the oppositions strong desire to knock down the favored Fal- cons. Even the rain which appeared at game time for four consecutive weeks may have hindered the team. What- ever the reasons, they weren't enough to completely ruin the season. The Falcons may not have ended up the Gi- ants that they started out as, but they turned out to be one fine team. 40 41 A.H.$. Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong 7 2! 24 9 Whoever 6 Lindbergh 22 05520 II Burnsville I4 Edina West D Richfield 2l Lincoln 6 Jefferson 7 St. Louis Park 0 Robbinsdale FAR LEFT: Tom goes out for a pass. LEFT: Yeung is off and running. CEN- TER: Junior Brad Vick rolls from ear- hole to earhole. ABOVE LEFT: Kerry Smith demonstrating his grace in es- caping the opposition. ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity captains Tony Belden and Ed Olson flash smiles. Little Falcons Win Big Remember all those Thursdays last fall when you drove past Armstrong's practice field and wondered why all those people were watching the football squad, and why they kept cheering? Why, even the cheerleaders were out yelling for the guys. There's a simple explanation. You weren't seeing a practice at all. That was the sophomore football team playing, and winning. Coaches Dennis Reis and Dave Swano- vich led the guys through a 6-3 season. Perhaps in a way it was practice for next years shot at the big times, but for the sophomore players and fans it was a season of their own - a season to be proud of. ROW ONE: P. Schliesman. A. Moore. D. Nash. M. Neff. D. Nietz. W. Hintz. M. son. .I. Liljequist, D. Lynch. C. Nelson. N. Frandsen. R. Reimer. ROW FOUR: J. Thiede, B. Wold. ROW TWO: J. Sauer. B. Newell. S. Fisher. M. Daly. L. Shoemaker, K. Graeber, S. Anderson. P. Kieffer, M. Kunz, J. St. Martin. P. Gonrowski, S. Ranke. K. Nygaard. ROW THREE: J. Falk. T. Carlson. P. Haagen- LaFrance, C. Taylor. 42 Spikers Serve - Great Season This year's volleyball team had a fantastic season. Varsity had an undefeated record of 9-0. They also went on to become Blue Divi- sion champions, Lake Conference champi- ons and Region 6AA runners-up. Armstrong also held their second annual invitational tournament in which they placed fourth. Their coach, Dennis Erickson, led the team on to a successful season. The J.V. team also had an undefeated re- cord of 8-0 and took second place at the St. Cloud Invitational Tournament. The B-Squad had a good season for building up skills for next year's team. They had a record of 4-4. Sue Favere led the J.V. and B-Squad to their successes, and we can look forward to an- other great season next year. Junior Varsity e FRONT ROW: J. Zable, L. Brown, J. Gaster, L. Gutknecht, L. Wiley. BACK ROW: R. Larson, C. Schindler, A. Kieffer, L. Morris, C. Nelson. Coach Sue Gavere. B-Squad - FRONT ROW: L. Sandstrom. L. Kettner, J. Zable, K. Shanahan. D. Draz- kowski. N. Zemen. BACK ROW: Coach Sue Gavere. L. Brown, R. Larson, L. Mattson, P. Schutz, B. Rolando, T. Ruggles. 44 Varsity - FRONT ROW: L. Pi- tra, K. Kettner, M. Gorlinsky. C. Roers, C. Caryl, P. Smith. BACK ROW: Coach Dennis Erickson. B. Broman, L. Bork, P. Hultgren, A. Kieffer, Coach Sue Gavere. . X Games We Won St. Louis Park Osseo Lindbergh Burnsville Robbinsdale Jefferson Lincoln Edina-West Games We Lost ABOVE: Team Strategy. RIGHT: Psyching Up. 45 FRONT ROW: J. Haugen, L. Stalnaker. K. Hagendorn. J. Shedlov. B. Anderson, K. Kimble, T. Munstenteiger, C. Anderson. ROW TWO: W. Norberg, S. Schultz. P. Twomey. A. Tourville. M. Touve, L. Touve. P. Edwards, S. Peterson. ROW THREE: D. Nelson. L Anderson, K- Zappe, M. Murray, R. Palbecki. M. Smothers. K. Marshall. BACK ROW: K. Strong, K. Johnson. J. Strong, J. Bauer. R. Withers, M. Peterson. L. Andries, T. Anderson. 46 Swimmers Splis Unity determination inexperience .. individual accomplishments . . . and success, these describe the l977 girls swim team. Why success with a 3-5 record and a sixth place finish at regionals? Because on the individual .level each swimmer made significant improvements in her- event. Workouts under the coaching of Mitch Peterson and Rick Withers varied in intensity in order to benefit each swimmer. Through the leadership of team captains Lisa Touve and Wendy Norberg, team unity was established and individ- ual friendships developed. At the regional meet nine swimmers advanced to the finals. Debbie Nelson turned in an outstanding first place dive at the meet, and finished tenth in the state. 47 and Splash CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: The lone swimmer. Fly through the air with the greatest of ease. Armstrong takes the lead. Julie receives encourage- ment. A one woman race. Getting into it. Extra Effort Pays Off Trying to live up to five state gym- nastics titles caused some anxiety in l976. This year, living up to six titles caused even more worry. In spite of the tension the team put out a terrific effort and finished second in regionals, behind the ever threatening Robins. The first invitational meet against Fairmont satisfied many critics who felt that I977 would end the Falcon's winning streak. With the determi- nation and strength that has given Armstrong gymnastics its winning record the team lost just one regu- lar season meet, and that to Rob- binsdale. Captain Tom Jensen along with sec- ond year coaches, Roger and David Kuhn, pushed for the extra effort needed to lead the team toward the spot at the top. The hard work paid off in Armstrong's seventh guccess- ful gymnastics season. The state ti- tle may have been relinquished, but Armstrong still has a national re- cord and a team to be proud of. ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Ost- moe defies gravity. RIGHT: B-SQUAD: D. McNosky, T. Janita. D. Nims, E. Pasno. BACK ROW: R. Christinansen, D. Berger. B. Johnson, B. Hauglid. S. Aakhus. 48 49 4.68 7.55 I28.4O 3.40 Fairmont Osseo Lindberg Burnsville Robbinsdale Jefferson Lincoln Edina West Blaine Cooper St. LOuis Park LEFT: VARSITY: M. Ostmoe. M. Eichhorst. N. Waters. SECOND ROW: T. Jensen, R. Rokala. B. Conlow, P. Pearson, B. Fern. BACK ROW: J. Youngberg. S. Knutson, D. Kuhn. BELOW: Tom Jensen and Paul Pearson show their winning form. Balls Bounce, Spirits Soar Ever heard of a team who can say they had a great season without even mentioning the scores of the matches or how many were won or lost? That is exactly how the Armstrong girls Tennis Team measured their season. Having a smaller team than last year and a new coach again this year didn't mar the enthusiasm of the '77 team. Even a win loss record that was just about equal didn't change the girls attitude as the enjoyment of the sport continued. Co-captains Laura Utoft and Suzette LaFrance along with coach Mona Klimmek led the girls through a season which could be called reward- ing, if not winning. One team member commented Our team, well it was unique . . . everybody got along. Spirit, enthusiasm and a close team e who could ask for more? Certainly not this years tennis team. FRONT ROW: L. Backes. J. Fritz. P. Eastman, L. Utoft. L. Utoft, B. Brandt. 5. Coach Klimmek. T. Milbrath, C. Bendert K. Nelson. L. Riviere. M. Hayter. B. May. T. Ott. SECOND ROW: D. Michels. S. Gwin. L. Smith, BACK ROW: Coy. S. LaFrance 50 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Suzette awaits the return. On your mark-get h set-gol Coach Klimmek watches with satisfaction. Anticipating the next shotm m2 m3 Wm... MMM ,.. , V 51 Pin And Win e e e illll aw um FRONT ROW: 5. Hennesey. F. Gruber, W. Varner. M. Zeman, B. Williams, B. Orrick. BACK ROW: J. Besselman, S. Flolid, K. Audette, A. Hollenbeck. R. Forester. R. Griffin. P. McDonough. Armstrong's wrestling squad made incredible progress in l978. Vast improvements were made both individually and on the team level. These advances became evident at the region meet in early February. The successes paid off in place finishes for five Armstrong wrestlers, and outstanding per- formances by the entire team. Senior, Ken Audette placed first at his weight, earning himself a place at state. Captain Joe Besselman, and,junior Steve Hennesey placed third in 52 their respective classes. Frank Gruber took fourth at 9 and Pat McDonough finished sixth in the heavyweight division. This year's fine showing at regions clearly was in contrast to past years when few, if any, wrestlers finished near the top. This season's team, coached again by Terry Stansfield, defin- ately showed the rise of Armstrong wrestling. FRONT ROW: C. Nelson. 8. Hoffman. W. Varner. M. Zeman, B. Orrick. B. Williams. BACK ROW: A. Hollenbeck, B. Everbart. B. Hoffman, M. Christensen, K. Graeber, R. Griffin. S3 Dedication And Unity FRONT ROW: C. Anderson. J. Bauer, S. Brandt. P. Schlender, M. Jensen, L. Olson, J. Hunt. K. Fridgen. ROW TWO: T. lmholte, L. Hein, Dave Kuhn-assistant coach, 5. Gaulke. Tom Jensen-spotter. L. Michael. K. Cameron. i Hours upon hours of practice were put in by every member of the girls gymnastics team this year. Gymnasts worked out through winter vacation, Saturday mornings, and late evenings everyday. every week. Were their efforts in vain? The season record would seem to indicate this could be true. That record, however, is not an accu- rate measure of this year's successes and failures. More impor- tantly it is the growth of each individual, and the unity of the team as a whole. Many times emotions ran high and frustrations mounted. Both the gymnasts and coaches learned that these obstacles could be over- come with hard work, team unity, and caring for one another. In the end dedication for the sport and a strong desire for improve- ment conquered petty emotions. Winning or losing was unimpor- tant if everyone could honestly answer Yes, to the question: Did I do the best job I could? 54 Conquer All 'Au HBQBQ BACK ROW: J. Graen. N. Beaverlander-co-captain. Sue Gavere-coAch. L. Zeidlik-co- captain. M. Siems. WE THEY 86.95 - 92.85 Lincoln 88.75 - 8!.95 St. Leuis Park l0l.25 - 9.40 Edina West l02.l5 - 90.05 Jefferson l0l.55 - 97.05 Lindbergh 95.95 - l04.05 Osseo lll.90 - I23.45 Robbinsdale SS A Taste Of Success 5W Armstrong's varsity basketball team had a rough season. Not in the sense of continually losing, but rather in never knowing. The games in which Armstrong was highly favored often turned into complete disasters. On the other hand, a pre- Christmas game at St. Louis Park was regarded as an impossible win, but the Armstrong Falcons proved the predictors wrong. The same spirit prevailed in a rematch with Bloomington Jeffer- son. Short spurts of bad luck left the win loss record lopsided the wrong way. Too often the schools narrowly defeated by the Falcons in the early season games, sought revenge, and found it. A rematch with powerful St. Louis Park left every- one wondering who the better team really was. All but two members of the varsity squad were seniors. Two years of experience at Armstrong propelled most of the squad. The eight seniors and coach Ed Cochrane all brought an end to their years of Falcon basketball, in a fine display at regions in mid-February. The first game found the Falcons up against Wayzata. In the second round of tournament play the season was brought to a close by the team from Eisenhower. As with the rest of the season, regions gave the Falcons a taste of success. 56 TOP CENTER: FRONT ROW: T. Morgan, J. Calder. R. Brewer. J. Wilder. J. Calder. BACK ROW: Ed Cochrane-coach, T. Epps, B. Lenarz, E. Ebersberger, T. Belden. K. Berndt. ABOVE: FRONT ROW- R. Meuser. G. LaFrance. D. Roers, D. Larson, B. Minger. BACK ROW: Mike BlanskI-coach. B. Taylor, K. Anderson. M. Moran, C. Roers. TOP LEFT: A look of concentration. RIGHT: Terry puts it in. TOP RIGHT: Falcons jump for the rebound. 57 Is! Time Around US- US- US- US- US- US- US- US- 64 62 Robbinsdale Jefferson Lindbergh Burnsville Lincoln Osseo Park Edina West -9o -60 -60 -63 -59 -77 -55 -7I THEM 77 63 6I 56 6! 85 . X-Country Unites The l978 cross country ski teams made no earth shattering records. but accomplished something even more important- the guys and girls teams unified. Coach Don Wolter and assistant coach Grant Locke began tough team practices early in November to prepare for seven meets in January and February. The team had a fine potential for a promising season, with such outstanding skiers as Steff Pinsky. Barb Bergseth. Charles Stockwell. Paul Scholl and Neal Thorgrimson. Unfor- tunately. after winning the first two meets the team was plagued by illness, thus handicapping the team for the re- mainder of the season. The icy season did not freeze the spirit of the team. They concluded their season with a wacky relay race, held at Armstrong in early February. The race lived up to its name, it was indeed a wacky relay. 58 LEFT: FRONT ROW: S. Diedrichs, R. Friedrich- sen. T. Koos, C. Stockwell, R. Becklund, S. McDowell. BACK ROW: J. Bonde. J. Gooley, J. Wosie, S. Sutherland, R. Dahl, N. Thorgrimson. G. Gee. J. Carrington. S. Langlie. C. Meyer. FAR LEFT TOP: Pre- race prep. ABOVE LEFT: Captain Paul Scholl. ABOVE CENTER: Laurie takes a stab. ABOVE RIGHT: Skiing the Armstrong wilderness. RIGHT: FRONT ROW: L. Cavanaugh, C. Coughlin, B. Bergseth, D. Kinney. BACK ROW: W. Heck. D. Erlandsen, M. Jaeb, J. Baer, L. Anderson, J. Henn. Swooshing Down The Slopes A successful season fell upon the slalom ski teams this winter. After a season of races, the girls and guys teams proceeded on to regional competition. At regions the boys brought their season to a close, after some unfortunate runs. The girls. however, took first place and advanced proudly on to state. Led by Sherrie Saucier, four girls went to Welch Village on February l7, to represent Armstrong. A better representation couldn't have been found. The girls skied excellently, bring- ing home a fourth place title. Head coach for the mighty Falcon ski teams was Rollie Lind- strom. The captains backing the girl's winning team were. Ardelle Jensen and Betsy Cox. ?z s E :9: FRONT ROW: 8. Blume. D. Beihoffer. M. Anderson. S. Sutherland. BACK ROW: P. Hoover-asst. coach. M. Aldrich, R. Hoy. R. Rokala. M. Swenson. B. Vick. S. Nielsen. O. Holmstrom. Rollie Lindslrom-coach. 60 FRONT ROW: S. Patchin, R. Rokala, C. Mark, D. Kruse, L. Pitra. BACK ROW: Rollie Lindstrom-coach, L. Bork. P. Werner. J. Ouistad. B. Coy, J. Morrow. A. Jensen. 61 - A Year To Rebuild Armstrong swimming proved to be a strong, but rebuilding year. The team was led by captains Dennis Nelson and Karl Leslie, and the finest group of sophomores 'in Armstrong's history. The small, but powerful team of eighteen swimmers. highlighted the early season by upsetting arch rival Cooper. Plagued by illness, the team was held to a handicapped po- tential. Close losses to Burnsville and Edina West proved to be the cost. The five month season, demanding three hour workouts, and swimming as much as eleven and twleve thou- sand punishing yards. helped unleash record breaking times at Regions. Many swimmers advanced to the State meet. The future definitely looks bright for the Falcon swim team. RIGHT: Heading home. ABOVE: Just the beginning. TOP: Karl Leslie prepares for the meet. 62 FRONT ROW: D. Schink. J. Liljequist. J. Falk. D. Berger. M. Richmond, D. Kujanson. J. Arnold. BACK ROW: C. Dirks, K. Johnson. S. Campbell, 5. Hoele, D. Nelson-co-captain, B. Grimsrud, J. Arnold. TOP RIGHT: Anxious waiters. ABOVE: Down the pool and back again. 63 Girls Take Over Armstrong's girls took the dominant position in basketball this winter. The team, coached by Dennis Reis, won more than four times as many games as they lost. Big wins were characteristic of the powerful girl's team. There were also some close calls and opportunities for big plays. The Thurs- day night games did not always draw the support that the boy's teams did. For the increasing numbers of fans who did come out for the games it proved an exciting event, watch- ing the girls win game after game. lst Time Around 2nd Time US THEM US- 4l Lindbergh -34 39- 32 US- 45 Lincoln -26 46. 29 us- 4I Osseo JO 4'. 44 US- 38 Park -2C 37- 24 US- SI Robbinsdale 28 54- 3I US- 39 Edina West -35 43- 26 US- 29 Jefferson -45 uS- 32 Burnsville -38 us- 45 Cooper -43! 64 FAR LEFT BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: P. Hanson, J. Markoe, J. Shima, L. Utoft. ROW TWO: B. Anderson, K. Kimble. S. Gwin. M. Cady, S. Witcraft. BACK ROW: C. Lindamood, C. Nelson. L. Morris, A. Kieffer. C. Caryl, J. Knutson. FAR LEFT TOP: Fight to the finish. LEFT: Char finds an opening. BELOW: FRONT ROW: D. Lyngen, L. Cross, L. Johnson, K. Melby. BACK ROW: J. Liesch, C. Strong, L. Loechler, K. Lenarz, J. Johnson. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Jennifer Knutson makes the toss. BOTTOM RIGHT: The coach fires 'em up. 65 Pucksters Skate On Those sports which win game after game, which are ranked high in state. and which send countless numbers to the top can be easily praised and summarized. Those teams which do not win quite as many games are not as easy to write about. cheerfully. Hockey is one such sport. Very simply, Armstrong hockey was in a slump this year, and won just three regular season games. In spite of statistics, the interest in Falcon hockey did not die. Team members stuck it out through the rough season, as did parents and fans. Even the night when there was no heat in the New Hope Ice Arena, the fans bundled up and came out to the game. Armstrong's new head coach. Don Moore. and captain Jim McDonald. led the team which kept the spirit during the winter. LEFT: Tension mounts. TOP: A close call. ABOVE: The ref. gives the signal. 66 FRONT ROW: T. Dellich. D. Sybrant. D. Harding. J. Exel, J. McDonald-captain, T. DeFrance. BACK ROW: Don Moore-coach, J. Sauer, P. Martin, T. Doimer. M. Gonrowski, D. Deamon, T. Olson, D. Jensen. M. Mullen, J. Flaa, Dan Doshan-coach. FRONT ROW: R. Kyostia. P. LaFrance. D. Hegna, D. Lynch, D. Chapman. BACK ROW: Dan Doshan-coach. M. Leddy, R. Prodahl, J. Speich, A. Moore, M. Koenig. G. Paquette, W. Hintz, 8. Robbins. M. O'Neil. The Sounds Of Music FRONT ROW: S. Sheppard, M. Thompson, S. Walter. K. Barrett, K. Gjenvick, M. Krantz, D. Halbmaier, L. Teig, K. Barnes, S. Knight, 5. Gaines, M. Sipe, K. Kettner. D. Lyon, S. May. ROW TWO: V. Tobler. M. Murphy, S. Saucier, J. Jackson, B. Bergseth. G. Swanson, L. Florian, L. Gross, C. Sandbaken, B. Garfield. R. Knutson. C. Zaugg, L. Cooper. C. Peterson, C. Nelson. ROW THREE: J. Linman, B. Bolt, L. Hein, R. Haagenson. S. Burns. S. Haagenson, J. Myking, K. Cordell. J. Baer, M. Luksan, K. Ostby. C. Dirks, T. Anderson, T. Seiler, C. Linstrom. BACK ROW: K. Lund, S. Wesloh, L. Reinhart. P. Bratsch. S. Johnson. R. Bostrum, M. Redden, T. Leighton. S. Dewey. L. Brown, P. Zolik, C. Strom. B. Coy, S. Lingo, M. Burrill. The Finished Product - Music But what happened behind the scenes? Hard Work - Individuals in the practice rooms, small groups work- ing together, the whole choir struggling through a new song. sight- singing, testing, help from Mr. Ed.. more individual work. And suddenly the music makes sense and the parts fit together. Then begins the tedious work of fine polishing. Why work so hard? For the thrill of performing well and reaching new goals. To feel the unity of each individual singer joining efforts to become a choir. Choir included having fun - Taking pictures of unusual things that occurred, Listening to sick jokes, Decorating the choir room for the holidays, Sharing together in exciting plans. Hay rides, Parties. A get-together at Farrell's after a concert, Welcoming alumni. The l977-78 choir was filled with anticipation, disappointments, goals achieved, and friendships combined to make it a meaningful experience for each member. 70 Chamber Music At Its inest Sophomore Madrigals FRONT ROW: M. Touve. J. Johnson. Chamber Singers FRONT ROW: S. Haagenson, K. Barnes. T. H. Reinhart. C. Watz. S. Michalicek. T. Zaugg. L. Ramos. J. Leighton. J. Myking, J. Jackson. D. Halbmaier. S. Knight, L. Leighton. D. Murphy. BACK ROW: 8. Bonnin. T. Manwary, Teig. BACK ROW: K. Lund. D. Lyon. S. Sheppard. C. Zaugg. A. Lawson. B. Everhart. J. Bomstad. M. Lunzer, B. Rolando, B. Coy. M. Sipe. L. Gross. P. Bratsch. L. Reinhart. C. Strom. B. Johnson. V. Tobler 71 - Music - The Key Of Life CONCERT CHOIR BLUE: FRONT ROW: B. Rolando, D. Kastanek, M. Murnane. L. Nemer, M. Lange, J. Anderson, M. Close, R. Firtko, R. Palbicki, L. Hertle, M. Andress, C. Furo, S. Korpi, J. Lund. ROW TWO: P. Edwards, A. Lawson. K. Threlkeld, H. Neils. V. Anderson, J. Potter. K. Sarff, M. Fisher, S. Lee. K. Johnson, N. Mickley, J. Togel, S. Adair, F. Gross, J. Newton. ROW THREE: M. Krussow, D. Johnson, B. Dalum, D. Hillesland, M. Murray, J. Olson, M. Schardin, B. Everhart. C. Stevenson, G. Bermont, D. Nelson, J. Lyngholm, N. Scharr, D. Truzinski, K. Pederson, K. Bruning, J. Bratch. BACK ROW: J. Bomstad, B. Bonnin, S. Steinwedel. K. Carlson, M. Schnell, T. Munnings. M. Halbmaier. M. Lorence. J. McMoore, B. Johnson, E. Sueker, T. Manwaring. K. Schrader, J. Morrow, L. Campbell, P. Buck. CONCERT CHOIR RED: FRONT ROW: L. Cross, B. Hartman, R. Humola, l. Lawniczak, K. Fridgen, K. Vogelsberg, E. O'Reilly, G. Ohman. K. Henning. L'. Leighton. R. Forslund, J. Potter. A. Hanson, L. Pohlman, D. Murphy, C. Swanson. J. Conner. S. Veldt. ROW TWO: S. Michalicek. C. Ekstedt, K. Langsdorf. B. Olson. J. Takata, P. Dionysius, T. Zaugg, A. Lindquist. J. Johnson. T. Ditton, S. Blexrud. S. Buck, S. Edgley, L. Brockel, B. Martin, L. Johnson, L. Velenchenko. ROW THREE: K. Meyer, L. Stalnaker. V. Karsh, J. Westphal, K. Wasti. R. Wells, C. Bjella, M. Murnane, P. Fournier, M. Lunzer, D. Melling. L. Patterson, M. Touve. A. Frandsen. T. Bofferding. S. Borgie, H. Reinhart. BACK ROW: L. Lundstrom. D. Long, C. Classon, D. Lyngen, R. Rokala, D. Bolt, J. Richmond, M. Jandert. R. Magnuson, T. Murphy, E. Dungan, J. Knutson. S. Elder, S. Johnson, J. Ross. D. Sawallich, T. Holleschau, S. Murphy. 72 73 A Fiddlerst Paradise When Armstrong came to be a proclamation went forth. There can not be a high school without an orchestra. the proclamation read. And so, across the land talented men and women dragged out their fiddles and strings and joined the Armstrong orchestra. Throughout history the orchestra has flourished and grown until it has become a major part of the Armstrong music department. The l977-78 orchestra once again upheld the tradition of fine music. With successful winter and spring concerts and a number of special appearances during the year, the orches- tra and chamber orchestra proved that indeed, there can not be a high school without an orchestra. FRONT ROW; J. Saliny. D. Hautamaki. K. Stene. J. Brewer. D. Bloom. S. Saliny. M. Davis. E. Soderstrom. ROW TWO: G. Gjenvick, G. Rosander. B. Yueh. M. Barnes, L. Carlson. K. Turbenson. S. Michalicek. T. Munnings, K. Haug, T. Foy. ROW THREE: R. Humola. J. Kreager, J. Neuman. K. Funk, C. Peterzen, M. Murnane. C. Ploetz. M. Whitton. BACK ROW: C. Lindstrom, K. Kettner. J. Bonde. S. Simonson. Mr. Saliny-director. C. Watz. R. Knutson. L. Campbell. P. Mooney. R. Larson. 74 Band Is Most people don't realize exactly what is involved in being in band. Band is a large amount of work. Practices for marching band started in the summer and continued in the wee hours of the morning once school started. Pep bands provided enthusiasm and spirit at football and soccer games during the fall. bas- ketball and hockey games during the winter. The bands prac- ticed during school and on their own time in preparation for the concerts. Band also is nerveracking. Tryouts, practices, concerts and contests are a few of the main distractions. All band mem- bers know the awful feeling right before chair tryouts, or for symphonic band. They also know the equally unnerving feel- ing while practicing songs for the conert which is coming up in a few days. The solo and ensemble contests were an extra curricular measurement of instrumentalists ability. Band is fun too. There were lots of little things throughout the year that made band fun and worthwhile. Ask a band member. 75 FRONT ROW: A. Kieffer, J. Bugos. J. Leicher. C. Zaugg, C. Christoferson, K. Hagedorn. L. Reinhart. T. Meister, T. lm- holte. W. Birkholz, W. Norberg, K. Lussky, D. Halbmaier. ROW TWO: L. Davis, T. Erickson. R. Heiden, M. Dahl. B. Courey, J. Spevacek. F. Bootz, T. Bishop. R. Waller. S. Bloom, C. Brengman, G. Hodapp, D. Stensrud, D. Spaulding, T. Stenzel, R. Dahl. A. Hollenbeck. ROW THREE: C. Makela, R. Krbechek, A. McCunn, K. Lund, D. Peterzen. S. Selinger. T. Make. J. Strong, M. Petitclair, M. Davis, C. Palmberg. ROW FOUR: Mr. French. M. Treptau, A. Moss. T. Carr, E. Dungan,W. Reinhart. J. Arnold, T. Palmquist, R. Larson, P. Knutson, S. Sutherland, R. Dewey. And The Beat Beats On CONCERT BAND RED: FRONT ROW: S. Gokeen, P. Bliss. l. Gunnerson, D. Kinney, T. Bishop, T. Munstenteiger, E. Strobel. S. Schultz, J. Lund, P. Twomey. P Stowe. L. Unger. L. Haug, ROW TWO: J. Liesch, J. Ullevig. K. Swedberg, D. Draskowski, E. Jackman. S. McDowell, D. Gutknecht. L. Watson, J. Shedlov, S. Kline. K. VanDePlasch. D. Oman. A. Kildahl. S. Kyro, L. Anderson, T. Grams. K. Randle. ROW THREE: T. Luke, J. Udden, R. Henry, L Seiler, K. Salmela, P. Lundgren, M. Smock, G. Dalman, L. Gross. M. Franzen, T. Rosenow, T. Ruggles, G. Wesloh, L. Heidmann, K. Sarff, J. Leighton, C. Gandrud, L. Jackett, A. Davis. ROW FOUR: Mr. French, K. Burke, S. Brown, M. Raine, M. Fitzgerald, M. Aldrich. D. Salzer. J. Rukavina, D. Forster. B. Radway, B. Menne, G. Anderson, S. Harrison, J. Maine. BACK ROW: D. Schwartz. M. Lunzef; F. Starnes, D. McCullough, D. Brown. P. Reller. CONCERT BAND BLUE: FRONT ROW: C. Schindler. L. Hagen, A. Shepherd, B. Nelson, L. Gross. J. Nelson, B. Baskin. D. Klenk. C. Ueland, B. Quarnstrom, I. Bork. ROW TWO: J. Arnold, H. Heaner, M. Ewen, S. Doering. M. Carsten, T. McGannon, K. Cameron, S. Korpi, D. Lavine, P. Werner, G. Leech, D. McGowan, P. Smith, C. Knaeble. ROW THREE: R. Becklund. K. Kempf, R. Carlson, S. Moore, T. Barton, M. Lorence, M. Claessens, S. Peterson, 0. Holmstrom, S. Diederichs, J. O'Neill. R. Sauer, S. Langlie, R. Fradella, K. Larson, S. Carrington. S. Gardner. V. Swanson, K. Knutson. BACK ROW: S. Jaeger. K. Raine, A. Skogman, D. Plash, S. Olson. T. Bishop, T. T. Seiler. Mr. Bjorkman, D. Watkin, G. Steffens. L. Palmberg. B. Rayn, T. Barrett, R. Bohm. 76 Another iamb session with Rob Dewey. Sue Bye and Doug Spaulding. JAZZ ENSEMBLE: FRONT ROW: 5. Sutherland, P. Knutson, R. Dewey. K. Lund, S. Selinger. A. McCunn. BACK ROW: Mr. French, A. Kieffer, D. Halbmaier. E. Dungan. E. Soderstrom, G. Hodapp, T. Erickson, T. Stenzel, A. Hollenbeck. R. Dahl. D. Spaulding. 77 And The Band Marched On The Armstrong Falcon marching band had it's finest season ever this year. James French and Richard Bjorkman combined their talents and skills and produced Armstrong's most powerful marching band in history. Many long hours were put into chart- ing moves for the band. It takes approximately one hour of charting for every minute on the field. The band members also put in many 6:30 am. rehearsals. Adding to the color and vari- ety of the performances and rehearsals was the guide-on flag corps. The weather did not cooperate with the band. This resulted in wet practices and wet games. In spite of this the spirit hard- work, and enthusiasm of the I26 members kept the band going through even the wettest weather. A successful trip to Hamline University was an added attrac- tion. There they performed for the homecoming halftime show. The season ended with the third annual Marching Band Concert where the season's highlights were relived. RIGHT: Chris Zaugg, Drum Major for the Armstrong Marching Band. ABOVE: Early morning practices and evening performances are the life of a marching band member. 78 Hva ex -Vew m FRONT ROW: L. Davis. J. Bugos. T. Erickson. J. Spevacek. R. Heiden. M. Dahl. B. Courey, D. Halbmaier, B. Quarnstrom, K. Randle, C. Gandrud. A. Kildahl. L. Unger, W. Birkholz, S. Kyro, L. Watson, K. Irwin. ROW TWO: S. Carrington, S. Gardner, C. Christoferson. T. Munstenteiger, S. Kline, V. Swanson, P. Werner. ROW THREE: l. Gunnerson. P. Bliss, J. Ullevig, L. Hagen, D. Perkins, A. Shepherd. J. Rein, L. Jackman, S. McDowell, B. Baskin. T. Bishop, T. Ruggles, M. Franzen, R. Dahl, G. Wesloh, G. Hodapp, D. Stensrud. S. Doering, M. Ewen. K. Sarff. J. Arnold. J. Leighton, M. Petitclair. ROW FOUR: T. Barton. M. Lorence. R. Carlson, L. Seiler, R. Becklund, T. Luke, 6. Dalman. S. Langlie, S. Diedrichs, D. Watkins, M. Smock, M. Aldrich, M. Raine. S. Brown, K. Burke, D. Peterzen. C. Makela, D. Bauer, S. Selinger, K. Lund, D. Spaulding, C. Brengman, L. Wicklund, T. Stenzel, A. Hollenbeck. ROW FIVE: O. Homstrom, B. Reinhart, J. Arnold, D. Forster. T. Palmquist, T. Seiler. J. Rukavina, B. Radway. L. Palmberg, B. Ryan. T. Barrett, 6. Anderson, B. Menne. S. Harrison. K. Wormuth, P. Knutson, R. Dewey. S. Sutherland. ROW SIX: 5. Bloom, S. Jaeger, K. Stene, J. Lejcher, L. Carr. A. Moss. D. Schwartz. P. Reller, S. Bye. A. Skogman, R. Waller. K. Davis. E. Dungan, M. Treptau. BACK ROW Glagsy T. lmholte, E. Strobel. K. Van De Plasch, D. Gutknecht, G. Leech, S. Schultz, A. Davis, L. Jackett. T. Meister. L. Gross. L. Gross. S. Korpi, P. Stowe. Directors: R. Bjorkman, J. French Cheerleaders ' Got The Spirit Cheering is looked upon in different ways, no expla- nation needed. but to the girls who participate it is something special, something that is important to them. Some people find it hard to understand why they enjoy cheering. One explanation may be that it is hard to understand, even for some of the girls them- selves, but that cheerleading offers them a combina- tion of friendship and fun while learning about lead- ership and cooperation. Whatever the motivation, it is there and evident. As they stand by the sidelines on those chilly fall even- ings gazing with anticipation at the field, some wish that they too could be playing the game, but know they can only make the sidelines, while others are content to be where they are. In any case, they give their Support, spirit, and en- thusiasm and focus it on to the field. Cheerleading is more than formal banquets, early morning practices, and evening sporting events. It is a personal fulfillment and a dedication to Armstrong High School. B Squad Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: L. Johnson, L. Newberry, C. Cameron. T. Rivezzo. BACK ROW: 5. Goike, K. Vogelsberg. L. Julseth. P. Donovan. Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: J. Vos, T. Armstrong, K. Tangen. L. Duebner, J. Wojack. ROW TWO: 5. Lutz, S. Loaney. P. Mooney, K. Haug. ROW THREE: L. Severson, L. Casper, M. Jubert. BACK ROW: C. Pena, C. Fennell. xv. V Ctii FRONT ROW: B. Little, L. Jacobwith. L. Reinhart. K. Swedburg, L. Touve. R. Humela. S. Sutton, BACK ROW: C. VanOrnum. K. Nelson, D. Melby. K. Parkin. M. Olson. T. Little, J. Sylte, T. Whiteis. J. Laidlaw. M. Holland, A. Palmer, J. Steffanhagen. P. Popp. Astronettes Kick And Split Through Another Season 1x . M This year 's Astronettes had a new look. They added seven more girls and scphomores to their line. At the beginning of their season, which started at the end of June, the girls had one thing in common - their dancing ability. Throughout the summer and school year, the Astronettes practiced, argued, and practiced some more. Getting un- anymous decisions between twenty girls wasn't always easy and the problem of money was constantly on their minds. However, by the end of the season the twenty girls had something more in common e they now have close friendships and memories to be treasured. FLAGS: M. Wanous. M. Miller. J. Olson. C. Olson. J. Quistad. L. Hannon, S. Heidmann. C. Ford. L. Moberg. A-SQUAD: J. Wojack. T. Armstrong. L. Brockel, L. Duebner. K. Tangen. K. Haug. S. Lutz. C. Fennell. B-SQUAD: L. Newberry, S. Goike. T. Rivezzo. S. Jaeger. K. Grande. 82 Flags Dear Mom and Dad. Yes. I did remember to wear my white boots dur- ing the rainy game last Friday. Although they did fill up fast. I am having fun with the other eight girls in the group. We have had many good times together. Like the time we all were coming back from getting our pictures taken and we got a flat tire. The recognition on highway 55 was unbeliev- able. It's not everyday the rush hour traffic gets to watch nine girls attempting to change a tire. Armstrong is an okay place mom and dad. I'm going to hate for the year to end, but no one can take away the good memories I have. Thanks for your support. Must end here, practice is starting. Love, your daughter. a; I, .. .. m. ,,..,. ....... WW A t.,,,..,,..;wew. BIRDIES: K. Dunn, A. Hammond. 83 Poms To sum up Poms in one easy paragraph would be impossible. It is many things to many people. It is cheering, dancing and making new friends. It is holding up a smile when things aren't going so good, and sticking together hopefully in line. Mostly it is learning to get along and a chance to make some unforgettable memories of our high school years at Armstrong. POMS: T. Strauss, M. Burrill. M. Roberg. J. Schwecke. A. LaLiberte. J. Mattefy, V. Schreyer, A. McCunn, T. Bjorkman. Winter Spirit Even during the coldest months of winter you can find an abundance of school spirit. Six squads of cheerleaders make sure of that. Basketball, hockey and wrestling each have A and B squads that cheer home and away games. Since each squad cheers only one sport, there is a more united feeling between the girls involved. Not having to split up for different sports is a definite advantage. The closeness that occurs because of this makes it all worthwhile. The excitment of each sport is something special to each girl involved. When the season is over there are feelings of sadness, but the good times and close friends that have been made will last forever. 1m Awwwmvnw W A-SQUAD HOCKEY: K. Stoeckman. N. Carlson, T. Klingle, L. Riviere, S. LaFrance. K. Krenik, D. Roust. B-SQUAD: A. Kelly, D. McGowan. M. Lane. S. Crone, S. Larson. B-SQUAD WRESTLING: L. Julseth. P. Donovan, K. Carlson, C. Besselman. A-SQUAD WRESTLING: T. Curran, L. Casper, J. Vos, S. Loaney. P. Mooney, S. Nelson, J. Haugen. 85 86 5.5.5. a More Than Just Initials Many wonder if Armstrong even has a student government. Those who do know of its existence frequently question its function. Yes, Armstrong does have a government consisting of stu- dents and faculty members representing each department. In addition, three students are elected at large. It even has a function. The Student Staff Senate is a communication vehicle, there to serve students or faculty who propose ideas that will benefit Armstrong or the community. Although the Senate is not a policy makingbody, it can be an influential group by making thoughtfully prepared recommendations to the admin- istration on matters affecting the student body. Frustration went hand in hand with a sense of accomplishment as agenda items either became tabled until the next meeting or passed with the Senate's approval. Early morning meetings started at seven, accomplished an indepth look into the ten cent charge in the alternative lunch line, the uncontrollable gambling in the commons, serving the . community by asking the students to be blood donors, and publicly recognizing honor students. To all Senate members it was a learning experience that forced the teacher-student relationship into something more than an acedemic necessity. Everyone involved in the Senate joined from a need to help Armstrong and each other. It is this spirit that made Senate 77-78 worthwhile. STUDENT STAFF SENA TE: FRONT ROW: J. Ritchie. G. Scarborough. J. Wallin, J. Ross- chairman. M. Andress. A. Anastos. BACK ROW: H. Beyer. D. Grundman. B. Nemer. T. Walerius, J. McCurdy. L. Johnson. 8. Ouade. E. Bosshart, J. Zawistowski. D. McDonald. J. Anastos-vice chairman. L. Workman, K. Clarke. P. Bydlon. A.V. Projects AUDIO VISUAL.- FRONT ROW: K. Sarff, S. Wiest. N. Juliot. J. Markoe. N. Hoelzel. BACK ROW: L. Schnack. J. Anderson. J. Nelson. J. Bobgan. B. Untinen. D. Melling. - The Gallant A.E.A. More valiant than a row of trembling poplars. More organized than a troup of Cub Scouts. The Armstrong Environmental Agency tAEAl set out to improve the quality of swamp life in Plymouth. Minnesota. Even during the cold of winter. AEA people were busy as beavers clearing the brush away from the pond and heaping them up as shelters for timid woodland creatures. Plans were drawn for a bridge across the little inlet where frogs and goldfish had expressed a desire to get a little closer to their AEA benefac- tors. Spring to AEA? Imagine cradling a little Russian Olive tree in your arms. Everyday seems like Arbor Day as AEA displays their undy- ing enthusiasm for planting saplings. Every year. heartbroken envi- ronmentalists must replace trees that are murdered during the year. Perhaps murder is too strong a word. but nevertheless, many plants die due to carelessness or deliberate vandalism. Agency members have done all they can, but they can do little to prevent this senseless slaughter of innocents. But will AEA ever stop trying? NOl NEVER! Forever onward. they will strive to improve the quality of life outside of Armstrong High SchooL ABOVE: FRONT ROW: A. Eckroad. K. Ehret. T. Seller. T. Jaeger. BACK ROW: S. Gaines. 8. Quade. L. Brown. RIGHT: Fearless leader-Swanovich. 88 S.A.B. So what's an S.A.B.? With all the initials floating around A.H.S. it's hard to remember if S.A.B. runs projectors or waters the lawn. The student activity board functioned in the early morning. Board members represented various grOups from the school. Although all groups were not represented, due to a lack of interest. a cross section of sports. academics and cultural clubs showed up at various meetings throughOut the year. The purpose of S.A.B. was to organize many of the more prominent events during the school year. The weeks of Sno-daze. and Homecoming were aided by the S.A.B. members. Pep fests. were also planned early in the morning. Often the duties and plans of S.A.B. and the newly formed spirit club overlapped. Mr. Telford led both organizations. His guiding spirit made certain that plans did not get too elaborate or exotic. Whatever the case; the student activity board did their best to add a little mue school spirit and festivity to the year. lEFT: Sno-daze activities- thanks t. S.A.B. BELOW: L. Brockel. S. Bye. C. Olson. K. Parkin. John Telfordadvi- sor. J. Himmelman. W. Osvold. L. Han- non. J. Olson. M. Olson. 89 ' APATHY LIVES We apologize for the false information on page four. Apathy is not dead. The proof of this is evident upon entering the Gyre room any night after school. Two or three individuals can be found there attempting to put together a yearbook which mir- rors the year for every student at Armstrong. It seems impossible that we survived, fairly happily. amidst a constant barrage of criticism. Surprisingly enough. after nine straight hours of layouts, a chuckle or two still could be heard from the mysterious room. Occasionally the criticism and lack of su pport caused a feeling of hopelessness. On these evenings the sounds of flying erasers and frustrated bickering filled the halls. Goals were simple this year. We didn't attempt to dazzle or shock anyone. Pleasing the majority of the people was the main goal. Sounds easy? Try it sometime. Everyone knows exactly what the perfect yearbook should be. but few people were willing to work for it. In these days when apathy is showing signs of dying out. the Gyre should not be the one grOup keeping it in existence. FRONT ROW: 5. Burns. S. Peterson. L. Schnack. S. Gaines. l. Jacobwith. K. Dunn. BACK ROW: M. Hayter. J. Anastos. l. Duebner. J. Schwecke. D. Amundsen. L Severson. ABOVE: Quiet! Editor and Advisor at work. The staff as seen by the editor. Our basic working utensils. Our rational attitude to- The yearbook staff as seen by wards deadlines. friends and family. 91 Od Bods Odder Than Ever Photographers Larry Schnack and Mary Hayter get a piece of the action. . g-ynvxv 15 railing 5M 'tf ROW ONE: M. Jaeb, J. Orr. L. Schnack, S. Gaines. ROW TWO: A. Lindquist. M. Lunzer. T. Anderson, J. Philpott. D. Melling. B. Radway. J. Baer. M. Roberg, l.. Campell. ROW THREE: C. Watz. M. Raine, J. Anderson. R. Forness. P. Bratsch. 5. Little, K. Lussky. 92 Odyssey Staffer Syn. 0d Bod, 0d Squader. Odd. -Found periodically throughout the day in the pressroom; a room designed for newspaper work but often used for eating, sleeping. laughing and sponge fighting. -Characteristically enjoys staff football games, hayrides, working at deadlines until 2 a.m.. lukewarm McDonald's hamburgers. early paste-ups and advisor's jokes. -Can endure sick humor, stuffing the newspaper and water faucets exploding in their faces. . -Capable of working, loving, creating. helping. sharing, accepting, rejecting, planning. writing and being with others. -Has been honored with All American Awards l3 out of I4 semesters. -Builds caring and warm relationships with other staffers. The field of Journalism has become popular and competitive because of the famous investigative reporting done by Woodward and Bernstein. Although neither one was an Armstrong graduate, they nevertheless indirectly affected us. Perhaps the Odyssey staff will not churn out a Bernstein II. but the idea that this may be the dream of just one staffer is our nations hope for the future. ODDESSY EDITORS: M. Hayter. A. Anastos. Mrs. Goodwin, C. Pena. M. Hall. J. Olson, B. OIson, C. Olson. 93 Professional Organizations In Coop Career exploration, skill development, and an opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of the business community and how it operates. These are the facets of the cooperative education program. Another phase of the career related programs are the stu- dent organizations-MOEA, DECA. VICA, and HEART. These organizations provide coop students with the opportunity to meet other students in similar programs. These conferences which are held on a regional, state and national basis, give the students the chance to compete in skill contests, ex- change career ideas and have a good time socializing. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCA TION: FRONT ROW: R. Carlson. C. Bills, T. Whiteis, P. OFFICE EDUCA TION: FRONT ROWvT. Holleschau, P. Valentine, C. Ueland. Olsen, 8. Begin, J. Anderson. ROW TWO: T. Sylte. B. Blume, T. Klingele, C. ROW TWO: L. Gross. D. Bofferding. ROW THREE: S. Pikula, P. Purland, D. Lomis. J. Johnson. C. Hovind, B. Secord. BACK ROW: M. Ryan. T. Donnelly, K. Raust, K. Malik. R. Fearing, J. Bart, T. Kristoff, S. Billings. BACK ROW: Michael Anderson. D. Perkins, K. Becker, C. Roers, R. Ringhand, 8. Meyer. Nate Huggett- adviser. D. Erickson, P. Rauch. P. Cakes. 5. Cotie. N. Houser. J. Johnson- advisor. Nelson. 94 VICA: FRONT ROW: D. Matis. T. Johnson. L. Vogel. M. Brenna. A. King. R. Christiansen. D. Ulmen. S. Doering. ROW TWO: J. Bydlon. D. Sanford, G. Artz. Z. Koos. G. Seamans. M. Elsnes. S. Oien, R. Shawd. ROW THREE: T. Johnson, 1.. Schoonover. W. Speich, H. Brossard. D. Melby. M. Raedeke. C. Fernandez. BACK ROW: Dave Randall- advisor. D. Lepley, M. Heffelfinger. J. Krassas. T. Breher. K. Deminsky, B. Rewitzer. D. Anderson. 95 HEART.- FRONT ROW: S. Putnam. S. Engstrom. M. Glidden. S. Faacks, J. Haloen. M. Turner. ROW TWO: L. Workman, N. Pham. D. Lies, J. Faust. N. Beaverland. T. Few. ROW THREE: K. Gossen. S. Leonhardt. C. Lambert. C. Enselein. K. Kolian, Pat Bydlon- advisor. C. Olsen, D. Johnson. BACK ROW: F. Koelfgen, P. Anderson, T. Lueck, M. Stolee. B. Cooper, M. Meland, T. Neu- gent. M. Kautz. Debator's Resolution Resolved 4'Resolved: That the Armstrong Debate Team develops presence of mind. frees the members from self- consciousness. and pro- vides an opportunity for everyone to enjoy themselves social- ly. This statement could certainly be termed undebatable, because as all debators know there is no negative. The debatable resolution this season was a timely one- Re- solved: That the Federal Government should guarantee compre- hensive medical care for all citizens of the US. With the influx of twenty-five novice team members to the teams' already impressive membership of sixteen varsity mem- bers. Armstrong's strength in the Debate circle increased. Some inevitable changes occured in the team this year. however. Data bank took on a new look along with many structural changes necessary to make the team the best ever. With the ongoing help and encouragement of coach Jeremy Gottstein and assistant coach Karl Bunday. Armstrong debators captured trophy after trophy. But trophies weren't what made the team. It was the fact that everyone put forth their full effort to work together to achieve their goal. At the regular season final debate tournament in Duluth spirits soared as Armstrong captured trophies in each division to Culminate a perfect season. J - V It d V -! ' --' F5813; RO$:SIC.yNestn. H. :SZJ. I-II Imuu------'----l' S. Knight. Karl Bunday-assistant coach. L. Jackman. ROW TWO: T. Stenzel. T. Erickson. J. Anastos. 5. Bye. W. Birkholz. Jeremy Gott- stein-head coach. BACK ROW: M. Johnson. N. Whitton. D. Jorenby. R. Smith. M. Cullado. B. Yueh. C. Showalter. i tvt - CV. Novice. FRONT ROW: M. Green- stein. K. Ehret. J. Arnold. M. Smock. M. McDonald. ROW TWO: D. Schwartz. P. Echols. D. Salzer, R. Dewey, L. Backes. C. Gandrud. ROW THREE: J. Schlender. W. Nynas, J. Spevacek, A. Jensen. D. Erlandson. ROW FOUR: J. Selinger. K. Randle. M. Halbmaier, J. Dieder- ichs, W. Heck. L. Litterer. JJ 96 Beyond The Border There really is a reason for the candy bars and donuts. There is some- thing behind the high calorie sales sponsored by French Club. All of the money contributed by hungry Armstrong students went towards a spring trip to Canada. The early morning donut sales and countless boxes of candy were peddled by students planning a spring vacation in Montreal and those who just enjoyed helping out the French Club. All students taking French were members of the club, the degree of activity varied according to willingness to be tempted by candy, twenty-four hours a day. French Club was more than just pushing food. For members, it also meant trips to French cultural events and a French dinner tyes, more foodb The opportunity to learn more about language and culture through fun and experimental activities, was a main objective of French Club. The spring trip to French speaking Canada highlighted the year for many students. This trip began and ended on a bus. In between these times, a taste of France was had, fairly close to home. For those students journeying to Canada it was a time of excitement and learning. For those students staying in Minnesota, there was always candy to eat and delicasies to be found. BELOW: Early morning donut sales helped many students afford a trip to Canada. 97 National Honor Society Knowledge is the key to understanding, and scholar- ship is the road that will take you there. Do not limit your mind. Do not fear to reach out and grasp new concepts and ideas. For if you fear, if you limit yourself to the present, there will be no future. You are not to remain alone, within yourself. You must work and serve others, for in doing so you will better yourself. In service to another you find the highest form of service to self. Learn to not only follow the wisdom of others, but to lead others with your knowledge. Dare to disagree. We need leaders willing to risk condemnation in order to progress. Walking forward, alone, in the right direction, is better than walking ahead with others, in the wrong. It is not up to others to shape and mold your charac- ter; It is up to you to shape the person within your- self. Do not look to others for what can only be found in you. True character cannot be created. It can only be discovered. Search, and you will find it. Excerpt from National Honor Society Induction, January 30, l978. 98 FAR LEFT: Karen Lussky participates in induction. LEFT: Cheryl Olson speaks to the new members. BELOW: N.H.S. presidents: Jackie Orr and Denise Halbmaier. LEFT AND ABOVE: National Honor Society inductees. m3 QmUZm: E3 02x: mmZO MIR Administration BELOW: Maurice Klingele, Ron Main, Arne Johnson. RIGHT: George Scarbrough Guidance And Special Services FRONT ROW: Ann Green, Dixie Berry, Loy Memzer. BACK ROW: Audrey Strandberg. Tom Vida. Rob Thompson. Dick Ca- meron. Noel DeCambaliza, Ba- sil Anderson. 102 Media LEFT: Norm Juliot-A.V. Coordinator. BELOW: Barb Nemer. Au- drey Larkin-Media Specialists. HEALTH: ABOVE: Brenda Thompson. Joan Anderson. lEFT: larry Weum. PHY. ED: LEFT: Sue Gavere, Harlow Beyer. , ABOVE: Al Johnson. Bev Koski. 103 BOTTOM: Mark Thorsell. RIGHT: Don Ahlberg. Hugh Florman, Sue Shearer. Gene Clabaugh, Marlyn Friesen. RIGHT: Jim Critchfield. Jerry Gottstein. Mark Welter, Dave Grundman. Tom Crampton. Jim Hahn. LEFT: Darrell Erickson. Jim Kyle. BELOW: Gene Kacheroski. Earle Anderson. Verne Ege. Social The social studies department is responsible for brightening the school day for the boys and girls at Armstrong. Beginning in the tenth grade students are entertained by the lively men and woman who head the infamous small. medium. and large groups. The horror of four straight mods of American History film group was lessened by such movie classics as; The Mouse That Roared and Duck and Cover . Eleventh grade large groups featured men wrapping their legs around themselves and a Weekday Morning at the Movies Special; Nicholas and Alexandar. In the final year of social. Pavlov's droolers and senior involvement were the main attractions. Through behavior modification and a little bit of silliness the teachers of social studies made life just a little more bearable. Long live Alistair Cooke! 105 CLOCKWISE: Don Moore. Bill Baumgarten. Dick Michalicek. Rick Kleyman. Doug Svihel. CLOCKWISE BELOW: Dick Acker, Merle Solie. Don Ehlcn. Odney He- grenes. Tom Walerius. CLOCKWISE: John Telford. Don Englin. Dick Saliny. Richard Bjorkv man. Jim French. Richard Edstrom. Joyce Walmsley. Jean Zawise towski, Caridad Specht. The Arts Although the halls of Armstrong are not filled with the paintings of Picasso or the sounds of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. or even Jean Paul Sartre. we did have our share of culture. Despite appearances many students observed cultural events and sometimes participated in them. The opportunity to participate in the cultural world was heightened by various classes at Armstrong. Art classes gave students the chance to develop their own artistic talents. The music programs also lent an ear to the musically inclined and those who attempted to become musically inclined. Through foreign languages. barriers to the culture throughout the world were knocked down. All of this was accomplished through a variety of classes and outside cultural activi- ties. 107 CLOCKWISE: Jim Ritchie, Bob Mitchell, Lee Unruh, Grant Locke, Vern Fredeen. 108 Industrial Arts Hearin Impaire FAR LEFT: Bill Newell. LEFT: Candi Matykowski. Home EC. ABOVE LEFT: Margo Taggatz, Carolyn Holm- berg. Jane Jacobson. ABOVE: Karen Clark. Lenee Willy. LEFT: Sesa- me Street. ' English English: a subject required; a Subject difficult; a subject despised; a subject varied; many times a subject that ain't too much fun. tpardon the grammar; Ah grammar; a most intricate and important part of speaking. writing. etc. Which is drilled into our minds and marked on our papers in big red letters time and time again. Who can forget the many wonderful essays composed at the stroke of midnight, which the teacher receives from a blurry- eyed, ever-yawning student. or worse, the frantically scrawled composition completed the mod before class. What is held dearer than notecards filled with facts and figures barely understandable, but extremely impressive? And what about those works of Shakespeare. Crane. Thoreau and others whose words are analyzed, outlined and tested to death? No matter how difficult. or time consuming, the subject is indis- pensable. And the sense of achievement that a paper or speech well-done gives, can easily justify much hardwork. Such a qualified English department as Armstrong possesses can truly impart to students, a way with words. ABOVE: Ann Rest, Sharon Eddleston. RIGHT: Phyllis Cameron. BELOW: Ed Coch- rane, Bonnie Nelson. CLOCKWISE: Don Wolter, Jim Swanson. John Norton. Winnifred Larson. 110 111 lEFT: Rita Whelan. RIGHT: Ann Goodwin. CLOCKWISE: Al Shaff. Gary Fischer, C. Wilson Anderson, Rollie Lindstrom. Carol Peterson. Business and Coop Edueaaon Life after high school is a frightening thought to most students. The business teachers and co-op advisors tried to lessen the burden. Preparations for a life in. or dealing with the world of business were provided by this group of instructors. Through the co-op programs, students got a chance to put their newly acquired skills to work. The ever present advisors occassionally checked up on progress and made certain that everything went smoothly. The clang and click of a variety of machines greeted visitors to floor three each day. As the semester pro- gressed. the elanging went faster and the clicking became more rhythmic. Even the scrawlings of the shorthand stu- dents became more illegible. The business resource center has always been, by far, the noisiest tas far as work noise goesi room in the school. If it wasn't the typewriters, it was the sound of a fifty pound accounting book opening on a table. The most famous aspect of bus. ed. must remain the little red blocks. Twen- ty years from now a study will be done on why secretaries around the world can not type without a little red block resting on their desk. One group of teachers in Plymouth Minnesota will know the real reason. TOP: Michael Huggett. Nate Johnson. Pat Bydlon, Dave Randall. MIDDLE: Ken Gorsky. Bob Savage. Arne Grangaard. BOTTOM RIGHT: Randi PauI- son, Randall Pemberton. Susan Timo. BOTTOM LEFT: Barb Storkamp. Bill Kopp. Elroy Bosshart. Karen Kulusity. Science Atoms may split and molecular weights may vary, but the Armstrong science department continues searching. Secrets of the science world were revealed daily to students exploring biology, chemistry and phys- ics. The world of animals. atoms and numerous unknowns were re- searched. For many scientific minded students, the science classes offered exciting challenges. Even the students who only took science because it was a required class found an interesting and worthwhile subject. The science department had its novelty projects. The certificates of pigology, presented to those who Survived the disection ordeal, proved that science was more than covalent bonds. Labs dealing with expector- ate and some which threatened to explode. added flavor to the often long classroom lectures. A love of the outdoors was not a requirement for the enjoyment of science. Not even an understanding of the IDS elements was needed 0t did helm. The only thing truly necessary was the desire to explore and learn. 113 LEFT: Art Forte. Leroy Lussenhop. Lowell Johnson. ABOVE LEFT: Dennis Reis, Jim Threinen. ABOVE: Dave Swanovich. Richard Thearin, Jerry Wallin, Cheryl Curtis. Dave Gamble. mm ax ME m EOMQ NIH 116 117 James Abbott Sandra Ackmann Sherilyn Adair Daniel Ahrendt Deborah Amundsen John Amundson Joanne Anastos Bradley Anderson Colleen Anderson Daniel Anderson Diane Anderson Gregory Anderson Jennifer Anderson Jennifer Anderson Karen Anderson Karen Anderson Linda Anderson Mark Anderson Michael Anderson Michael Anderson 118 119 Scott Anderson Timothy Anderson Tracy Anderson Tracey Anderson Gregory Arendt Beth Aretz Jeffrey Arola Gregory Artz Scott Asher Kenneth Audette Jamie Baer Brent Bainey Timothy Balder Michael Balma Cullen Bankole Patricia Barrett Randy Barrett Julie Bart Rhonda Bauers Gregory Bauman Nancy Beaverlander r e.m kw. 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A J $LA4WA: 0 x A Beth Broman Heidi Brossard -Soaking up the sun Lawrence Brown Richard Brown Christopher Brynteson Pamela Buck Teresa Buen Teresa Bugos David Bunday Susan Burkett 122 123 Susan Burns William Burrows Joseph Bydlon Michele Cady Jeffrey Calder Darrell Carlson Diane Carlson Rusty Carlson Linda Carlson Cathleen Caryl Cynthia Caryl Julie Casper Lynne Casper Laurene Cavanagh Mark Chapman Sandra Charles Lori Christiansen Randy Christiansen Cheryl Christoferson Brian Clark Connie Cobb Jeffrey Collins Sandra Collins Terri Comp Shawn Conlan Cleman Cooper Scott Cotie Judith Cotten Catherine Caughlin Betsy Coy Sheryl Coyle Dean Crampton Liz Crandall Laura Crawford Marjorie Cromie Michael Culhane Timothy Culhane Michael Cullado Kimberly Curran Thomas Dachel 124 Roger Dahl Kristan Davis Scott Davis Lori Dechaine Thomas Dellich Kenneth Deminsky Clarelyn Dempsey Rod Denzine . iii ,r gniim ' ' , 3 Sarah Dewey Steven Dewey Rebecca Dickey John Diederichs Patricia Diedrich Peggy Dionysius A little bit of confusion. 125 Sally Doering Thomas Doimer Todd Donnelly Karin Dreyer Joseph Dubel Wendy Dwyer Eric Ebersberger Patricia Echols Aaron Eckroad Kenneth Eckstrom Clifford Edgett Cindi Ekstedt Michael Elsnes Barbara Endresen Kevin Enge Charles Engstrand Susan Engstrom Charles Enselein Jeffrey Erager Dawn Erickson 126 Stephen Erickson Gary Est Kim Evangelist Mary Evenson Margaret Ewen Cynthia Faacks Sandra Faacks Harold Fagley Carolyn Fahning Jon Faust Mary Fay Rosanne Fearing Robert Fedje Colleen Fennell Bradley Fern Cheryl Fernandez Kevin Ferrell Toya Few Brian Finn Michelle Fischer 127 Paul Fisher Susan Fisher Michael Flaaten Patrick Fleischaker A day in the life of the commons. Paul Flemming Jody Flett William Flett Stuart Flolid Joseph Foggia Danny Forster David Fox Thomas Foy Barbara Freese Kim Fries James Fristoe Susan Gaines Thomas Gallion Christopher Gandrud Robert Garfield Tammie Gates Randall Gaulrapp Steven Gaustad Gregory Gee Michael George Cheryl Gilman Krista Gjenvick Marcia Glidden Jeffrey Goldsmith Mark Gonrowski John Gooley Sally Gore Marcella Gorlinsky Tamela Graber Patriclia Graen Bruce Grage Stephen Grande 129 David Griffin Kevin Grogan Lana Grose Faye Gross Linda Gross Richard Grossman Frank Gruber Pamela Grussing Iris Gunnerson Michael Gurewitz Richard Haagenson Steven Haagenson Enjoying the great Outdoors. 130 131 Thomas Hagaman Jeffrey Hagen Thomas Hagford Jeffrey Hahn Denise Halbmaier Kathy Hallen Tom studies up. Jane Halonen Anita Halos Michael Hamilton Lynn Hannon Joseph Hanson Mark Hanson Pamela Hanson Keith Hanstad Donald Harding Lisa Harrison Jill Haugen Deborah Hautamaki Deborah Hawkins Heather Heffern Michael Heffelfinger Susan Heidmann Joseph Heinz Mary Hellen Cheryl Hendrickson Jodi Henn James Hickey Mark Hill Debra Hillesland Chamber singers add a festive note to Homecoming '77. Jan Himmelman 132 Steven Hoel Colleen Hogan Andrew Hollenbeck Tonya Holleschau Michael Holmes Owen Holmstrom Colleen Horr Nancy Houser Cindy Hovind Daniel Howell Randall Hoy Ann Huber Patricia Hultgren Paul Hunsberger Elizabeth Hunt Thomas Imholte James Jackson Lori Jacobwith Melanie Jaeb Thomas Jaeger , 2 Qgtv .w; r if: 133 Mary Jankowski Karl Janzen Ardelle Jensen Corey Jensen Debra Jensen Thomas Jensen Douglas Jermasek Beth Johnson Beverly Johnson Deborah Johnson Donald Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kendall Johnson Kimberly Johnson Kurt Johnson Laurie Johnson Lori Johnson Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Paul Johnson Scott Johnson Sheryl Johnson Theresa Johnson Tracy Johnson Robin Johnston Eric Joselyn Michele Jubert Lynn Juhnke Linda Kangas Debra Kastanek Susan Kauffmann Benedikt Kaul Michael Kautz Walk on by. Kevin Kelly Teresa Kelly Karen Kettner Ann Kieffer Lori Kilker Alvin King Lisa Kinney Thomas Klaers Tina Klingele Steven Klucas Paul Knutson Scott Kolar Katherine Kolian Richard Komarek Zane Koos Michael Koperski Thomas Koponen Sharon Korpi Cheryl Kottke James Krassas Robin Kreft 136 Scott Kreft Richard Krichmar Teresa Kristoff Marian Krussow Mark Kuno Suzette LaFrance Ann LaLiberte John Labriola Deborah Lage Jeanne Laidlaw Catherine Lambert Joseph Lamon Jeffrey Lappen Scott Larson Vicki Larson Vicki Larson Patricia Leaf Thomas Leighton Joyce Leicher Susan Leonhardt 137 Karl Leslie Jeffrey Lewicki Debra Lies Kerry. Lindgren Coleen Lindstrom Jennifer Linman Teresa Little Knut Lodoen Cathy Lomis David Lowe Lynn Lucke Timothy Lueck Theresa Luksan Jeanine Lund Kimberly Lund Karen Lussky Daniel Lyon Gregory Lyon Luke Lyons Maria Magadan 138 Patricia Mahoney Kathryn Malik Kelly Marshall Tamara Marshall Mark Martin Paul Martin Robert Martini Jean Mateffy Debra Matis Sandra May William McCollum James McCullough Alison McCunn James McDonald James McDonald Jon McDonald Michael McGowan Thomas McLennan Jeffrey McMurray Deborah Melby David Melloh Joel Menk Jeanne Merry Barbara Meyer Denise Michels Nancy Mickley Lisa Milacnik Terry Milbrath Daniel Moline Thomas Morgan Douglas Morris Scott Morris Diane Morrissette Ross Mortensen Deanna Mortenson Timothy Muller Kurt Mundahl Michael Murnane Michael Murphy Shannon Murphy 140 Susan Murphy Janet Myking Steven Nash Teresa Nat William Neary Cathy Nelson Collette Nelson Debra Nelson Dennis Nelson Judy Nelson Keri Nelson Pamela Nelson Todd Neugent Deborah Nietz Trudy Norberg Wendy Norberg Jay Nordstrom Scott Nygaard Suzanne Nylen Pamela Nylin 141 Gregory O'Leary Mary O'Neill Patricia Oakes Sheldon Oien Corinne Ollanketo Christopher Olsen Patricia Olsen Wade Olsen Bethanne Olson Carolyn Olson Cheryl Olson Edward Olson Jennifer Olson Leslie Olson Linda Olson Meredith Olson wwwiw 2 v I . , ma n m w Timothy Olson James Ophoven Jacqueline Orr Mark Ostmoe 142 Wendy Osvold Michael Pachnik Rondi Palbicki Colleen Palmberg Ann Palmer Kimberli Parkin Leeann Parsons James Payne Carmela Pena Denise Perkins Christopher Peterson Mark Peterson Roger Peterson Susan Peterson Wendy Peterson Lyle Pfeifer Nga Pham Charles Philpott Jeffrey Piilola Sharon Pikula 143 Steffanie Pinsky Linda Pitra Gregory Plumedahl Mary Popelka Mark Poppler Dan Prozinski David Puelston Susan Putnam Bradley Quade Jill Quick Marilyn Raedeke Mark Raine Pamela Rauch Diane Redding Deborah Reeves Thomas Reid Lori Reimer Laura Reinhart Robert Rewitzer Daniel Rimer 144 Robyn Ringhand Look out belowl Catherine Roers Ranae Rokala Randy Rokala Timothy Romashko Gayle Rosander Julia Ross Timothy Rother Dana Roust Daniel Routhe Laurie Rowles Richard Rubenstein Julie Rudolph 14S Bruce Ruggles Karen Rusinko John Russell Linda Russell James Rustad Ann Sackariason James Saliny Daniel Sanford David Sawallich Debra Sawallich Wayne Schaar Matthew Schafer Stephen Schepman Jeffrey Schiburr Stephanie Schieck David Schink Kristine Schmalz Victoria Schmidt Lawrence Schnack Lisa Schoenbauer 146 Paul Scholl Lisa Schoonover Gary Schroeder Bradley Schurman Julie Schwebach Timothy Schwecke Gretchen Seamans Brenda Secord Todd Seiler Lynn Severson Marc Shapiro Randall Shawd Peter Sheehan Janice Shima Matthew Siess John Silitz Mary Simertz Brian Simonson Stephen Simonson Michael Sipe 147 Kerri Sittler Louis Slovut Kerry Smith Laurie Smith Michael Snetsinger Brenda Solberg Marvin Solberg Wendy Speich Charlyn Sperry Robert Stark Susan Starnes Christine Stearns Julie Steck Joan Steffenhagen Lynne Steinbrink Bart Stinar Thomas Stockdill Charles Stockwell Kella Stoeckman Michael Stolee 148 Tanni Stone Patricia Stowe Donna Strain Patricia Strauss Craig Strom Julie Strong Kevin Struck Jay Susag Barbara Sutton Bradley Swagger Donna Swenson Michael Swenson Philip Swintek Sonya Swintek Michael Sybrant Teresa Sylte Katherine Thomas Carole Thompson Mark Thompson Neal Thorgrimson 149 Bradley Thorkelson Susan Thorud Gail Thurmer Karen Timgren Lisa Touve Connie Treptow William Tripet Kris Turk Mary Turner David Twomey Catherine Ueland David Ulmen Barry Untinen Laura Utoft Pamela Valentine Chas VanTassel Wendy Valenchenko Lisa Vogel Mary Wally Sandra Walter 150 John Walston Cynthia Warmbo Kevin Wasti Kelly Weber Jeffrey Weinberg Greg Welch Rick Wells Julie Werner Joan Wernlund Michael Weros Scott Wesloh George Westerlund Laura Westlund Steven Westrum Tamara Whiteis Norman Whitton Susan Wick Michael Wigen Joseph Wilder James Windsperger 151 John Wire Lance Wise Richard Wold Kenneth Wong Lori Workman Jerry Wosje Taeko Yokoyama Kevin Young John Youngberg Jeffrey Zaic Nancy Zaic Chris Zaugg Lisa Zejdlik Scott Zibley Timothy Zila Bruce Ziminske William Zimmerman Amy Zitur Pamela Zolik 152 u mm m a, . wmgmt w m , JUNIORS 153 Jeanne Abbott Kevin Ahlers Mitchell Aldrich Jon Amundson Anastasia Anastos Beverly Anderson Dale Anderson Gregory Anderson Jane Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Kirk Anderson Robbin Anderson Scott Anderson Tracey Anderson Dawn Angell James Angell Christine Armstrong Duane Audette Gary Backlund Mark Bader Kelly Badertscher Lisa Badois Richard Badois Kenneth Balma Joseph Barclay Catherine Barnes Mary Barnes Thomas Barrett Lenny Bart Todd Barton Michael Bass David Bauer Herschel Bauer Kathleen Baxter Kathryn Beck Kevin Begin Nancy Begin Kim Behrens Dean Beireis Barry Benesh Heidi Berg Barbara Bergseth Melinda Berndt Kevin Berry Pamela Bieganek Dean Billodea' Wendy Birkl 1S4 155 Carol Bishop Jodi Bistodeau Steven Bjorgan Stephen Blexrud Patricia Bliss Terri Bloch Lori Boelter Christian Bofferding Annette Bolduc Daniel Bolt William Bolt James Bonin Heidi Borgerding Richard Bostrom Karen Brandeen Elizabeth Brandt Peter Bratsch Daniel Braun Darin Brockel Steven Brossard Denise Brown Douglas Brown Douglas Brown Michael Brown Stacey Brown Philip Brue Linda Buddy Lori Buffington Jan Bugos Donna Burk Monica Burrill Brenda Busyn John Bydlon Susan Bye James Byrne Judith Byrne Jon Calder Keith Cameron Steven Campbell Jerald Carlson Michelle Carlson Nancy Carlson Teresa Carlson Richard Caron John Carrington Claudelle Carruthers John Cartalucca Elizabeth Carter What ya Iookid at guys? Shawnda Carter Kathleen Casey Phillip Cavanagh Michael Christensen Timothy Christman Robert Ciatti Curtis Clark Lori Collison Brian Conlow Bradley Conzet Linda Cooper Kristin Cordell Michael Coughlin Robert Crampton Jeffrey Cruz Keith Crowley Tami Curran Therese Czech David Dachel Mary Dahl Brian Dahlberg Barbara Dahlstrom Gordon Dalman Deborah Danielson Kevin Dauenbaugh Janet Davidson Amy Davis Carla Davis Lisa Davis Mary Davis 156 Anthony De France Gary De Jarlais Daniel Deamon Steven Diederichs Calvin Dirks Anne Dooher Christine Doschka Linda Downing Laura Duebner Eric Dungan Kathryn Dunn Patricia Eastman Jon Eaton William Edewaard David Ehlers Carolyn Ehret Patricia Ehrmann Gail Ekenberg Susan Elder Erik Elias Jeff Elmquist Mary Elezea Beth Erager Kelli Erickson Thomas Erickson Wendy Erickson Lynda Everson Darin Ewing John Exel Jeffrey Farris Loran Faust Karin Fernstrom Rosemary Fiala Mary Fink Richelle Firtko Michael Fisher Loran has a five dclock shadow. James Flaa Laura Florian Cynthia Ford 157 Laura Forness Kari Forseth Richard Forster Robin Fosler Sandra Fossen Paul Fournier Terese Fox Daniel Foy Gerald Fradella Michele Fragale Leslie Fredrickson Jennifer Fritz Susan Gardner Steven Garner Suzanne Geier Michelle George Jodi Gerber Susan Gilchrist Laura 6055 Clifford Gossen Here they come on the run. Dale Graff Charles Granda Timothy Grangaard Kevin Grantz James Green Robert Green Craig Greening Roland Griffin Gregory Griffin Carolyn Gronberg Laura Gross Sheri Gross Cindy Grossman Lisa Gruber Cheryl Gurewitz Todd Gustafson Greer Gustavson Diane Gutknecht Judi Gutknecht Dana Guyot 158 159 Suzanne Gwin The beat goes on. Beth Hackel Karen Hagedorn Janet Hagen Scott Halek Ronald Hallstrom Heidi Halper Randy Hamman Amy Hammond Cathleen Hannan Allison Hanson Jeffrey Hanson Linda Hanson Mark Hanson Sandra Harrer Scott Harrison Eileen Hartman Elizabeth Hartman Kirsten Haug Lori Haug Jodi Haugen William Hauglid Mary Hayter Linda Heaslip Michael Hedstrom David Hegna Anthony Heiber Renee Heiden Karen Hein Lorie Hein Todd Heineman Brenda Hendrickson Mark Henkemeyer Jill Henn Steven Hennessey Kelly Henning Le Ann Hertel Sue Heurung Lori Hicks William Hills Heidi Hilton Lane Hinz Gregory Hodapp Robert Hoffman Melissa Holland Dale Hollingsworth Richard Holm Robert Holm Kevin Holmes Lori Holmes Leisha Holten Jane Homan Mark Hoonsbeen Scott Horowitz Diane Howard Gregory Hudak Gregory Hughes Robert Humphries Susan Hyman Tammy Imholte Karen Irwin Mitchell lsch Curtis Iverson Daniel lverson Laurie Jackett Edward Jackman Elizabeth Jackman Larry Jacobson Kelly and Janine bump at the dance. Patricia Jaeb Michael Jandert 160 Andrew Jensen Ardis Jensen Michael Jensen Craig Johnson Cynthia Johnson Douglas Johnson JoelJohnson Kathleen Johnson Kaye Johnson Lori Johnson Mark Johnson Whitney Johnson Jeffrey Jopp Douglas Jorenby What's ahead girls? Donna Jorgenson Mark Kasel Stephen Kastrul Carrie Kauffmann Susan Kelso Kathleen Kenton Kathleen Kerkes Steven Ketcher Kathryn Kimble Dawn Kinney Kimberly Kirk Thomas Kirkbride Scott Kirks Charles Klein Debra Klenk Kurt Klipstein Michael Klukas Steven Knight Brenda Knutson Craig Knutson Jennifer Knutson Kimberly Knutson Kristi Knutson Rhonda Knutson Mary Koelfgen Mark Kohlhepp 161 Korey Kohl Stephan Kolian Robert Kopczeski Bruce Korpi Joseph Kramer Mark Krantz Randolf Krbechek Kelly Krenik Renee Krog Debra Kruse Scott Krynski Alana Kubiak Douglas Kujanson Paul Kyllonen Sherri Kyro Michael LaFond Gregory LaFrance David LaGue Mary LaLiberte DeEtte LaMere Tracy Laidlaw Darcy Laitinen Brian Lambres Steven Langlie David Larson Kari Larson Kay Larson Kim Larson Ruth Larson Brian Lassell Kimberly Laurel Irene Lawniczak Caroline Lawrence Vicki LeDell David Lecander Michael Leddy An impromptu cheerleading squad performs at the volleyball game. Georgia Leech Allan Lehman Wendy Leininger 162 163 Robert Leslie Cheryl Limmer Cindy Lindamood Marie Linder Mrs. Cochrane saying, Let's hurry. Ed. I hear a strange noise! Steven Lingo Suzanne Loany Janice Lockwood Christopher Lokke Michael Lorence Lori Lucke Janine Lueck Mark Luksan Jodi Lund Paul Lundgren Todd Lunow Susan Lutz James Lyngholm John Maass Ronald Macius Steven Mahoney Charlene Makela James Mancell Todd Marjamaki Kristin Mark Jenifer Markoe Renae Marquette Barbara Martin Jeffery Martin Brian McComas Sheryl McCormick James McCunn Jeffrey McCurdy Michael McDonald Patrick McDonough Scott McDowell Thomas McGannon Marcy McGIeno Robert McKaige Jan McKee Patrick McKenna Gary McMillan David McNeil Larry McQuillan John Medeck Robert Meier Tammy Meister Steven Meland Karla Melgaard Brian Menne Catherine Merriman Susan Metcalf Ronald Meuser Craig Meyer David Meyer Mark Meyer Lisa Michael Maureen Miciek Anne Middleton Gregory Midtbo Harry Mihas Someone up there loves me. Jim Mihas Julia Millan Mary Miller Steve Miller Richard Milun Ann Miners Bret Minger Lynn Moberg Gregory Moerbitz Michael Moher Timothy Moke Kent Molnau Mary Moncrieff Margaret Mooney Michael Moore 164 Susan Moore Mark Moran Lee Mork Jean Morrow Renee Moxness Philip Mullaney Mark Mullen Trina Munnings Come on. legs, overl Martha Murnane Mark Murphy Linda Myers Mary Nali Thomas Narum Thomas Nellis Brian Nelson Cathy Nelson Charles Nelson Charlotte Nelson Darryl Nelson David Nelson Jodi Nelson Karen Nelson Michelle Nelson Sandra Nelson William Nelson Kimberly Neugent Lisa Neuman Jennifer Newton Quy Thi Nguyen Scott Nielsen Mark Niles Craig Niskanen Laurie Noll Gregory Norberg Kendal Norberg Gregory Nyhus Mark O NeiI Jean Oberg William O'Brian Charles Olsen 165 Gregory Olsen Arthur Olson Steven Olson Thomas Olson Denise Oman Cynthia Orozco Katherine Osborn Roxanne Oswald Lisa Palmer Student through the glass. Thomas Palmquist Diane Palosaari Bruce Paquette Martin Paradise Sallie Patchin Randy Paulson Paul Pearson Mark Peasha Nancy Pelo Sandra Peltier Steven Peoples Mary Petersen Donald Peterson Jeffrey Peterson Jodi Peterson Julie Peterson Kent Peterson Larry Peterson Sally Peterson Christine Peterzen Merry Petitclair Lori Phillips Mark Piche Raymond Pierick Susanne Plash Cory Plath Lisa Plitman Catherine Ploetz Mary Poppler Laura Postuma Janine Potter Gabriela Prisler Timothy Procter Ronald Prodahl Steven Prozinski Karyn Purdy Laurie Putz r .- . , L. . . . Jodi Quanrud I g? 1:53? m ' ' I , ' Sharon Quinlan Ma. awmnnnnawnnonoe Quintin Quinn Janine Quistad Laila Raikkonen Sharon Rasmussen Mona Redden Kevin Reiners Tennis anyone? Teresa Reisdorf Heidi Ribbe Daniel Rice Jason Richmond Michael Richmond Deanne Ringhand Deborah Rivezzo Laurie Riviere Scott Robbie Bradley Robbins James Robinson John Rochon Clifford Roers David Roers Barry Rohweder Gregory Roles Sheryl Ronning Brian Rosene Terry Rosenow Laurie Rowles Patricia Rudell 167 Sharon Runquist Steven Ruzicka Carolyn Ryan Robert Ryan Carolyn Salen Susan Saliny David Salzer Sandra Sampson Carrie Sandbaken Paul Sandstrom Gregory Sapp Sherri Saucier Robert Sauer Kimberly Schiburr Melody Schilling Janet Schlender Catherine Schmeltzer Mary Jo Schnell Dianne Schoenbauer Victoria Schreyer Steven Schroeder Valerie Schroeder Steven Schultz Craig Schulz Jacqueline Schwecke Steven Selinger Jay Sheldon Suzanne Sheppard Stephen Shovlin Carol Showalter Judith Sicora Mary Siems Clay Silverness Colleen Stimertz Sandra Sipe Therese Sipe Ha. Ha. Juniors! We got ourselves on your page. Alan Skogman Michael Sletten Jeanne Smisek 168 Johnathan Smith Randal Smith Christopher Smothers Eric Soderstom Jody Spaude Douglas Spaulding glaww , Steve Lingo stretches out before practice. Mark Spurbeck Ann St. Martin Theodore Stark Gary Steffens Brenda Steinhaus Richard Steinke Brian Steman Diane Steman Karen Stene David Stensrud Thomas Stensrud Timothy Stenzel Jon Stern Charles Stevenson Mark Stillinger Tracie Stimpson Eric Stoen Eve Strobel Julie Stuck Eric Sueker Sandra Suess Catherine Sunders Scott Sutherland Michael Svea Mark Sverkerson Jeffrey Swagger Cheryl Swanson Gary Swanson Steven Swedburg Tasha Szarke 169 Timothy Takata Kristy Tangen Scott Tanner Marcella Taussig Robert Taylor Laurie Teig Elizabeth Thomas Susan Thompson Becky Thorkelson Cindy Tierney Janine Till Valine Tobler Arthur Tombers Susan Torgerson Michael Treptau Kerry Troester Jacqueline Troy Charles Tsatsos Edward Tully Kristen Turbenson Jennifer Turner Janet Ueland Jeanne Ullevig W M Ea; Keith Ulrick - - , h Mx a 732$; Lynn Unger Christa Urban Katheryn Urbanski Dean Utermarck Am I an A-C or a D-Ha? Philip Valerio Kristin Van De Plasch Gerald VanTassel Debra Vandenberg Susan Veldt David Venske Bradley Vick Jode Vos 170 171 James Walden Rolf Waller Douglas Wallick Mary Wanous Janean Ward Peter Ward Trey Warner Nathan Waters Leslie Watson Cecil Waulk Tammy Welton Paula Werner Eugene Wesloh Thomas Whinnery Rebecca White Linda Wicklund Tammy Wieker Laura Wildung Robert Williams Jeffrey Willman Stacey Wilson Susan Witcraft Julie Wojack Kenneth Wojack Klaus Wormuth Jeffry Wosje Diane Yanke Kelin Youngberg Bevan Yueh Julie Zabel Katherine Zappe Bruce Zeman Nancy Zeman Thomas Zemke Martin Zempel Christine Zimmerman 172 WELCOME MSTRONG . 0W1 GET Liquwc: ,I A'MA yo- v'N-numww V 1 3 00 mh: 173 Steve Aakhus Michael Ahlers Debra Amery Carla Anderson Carla Anderson John Anderson Julie Anderson Karen Anderson Linda Anderson Lori Anderson Mark Anderson Michael Anderson Pamela Anderson Richard Anderson Stephen Anderson Susan Anderson Vaune Anderson Mary Andress Linda Andries Jeffrey Arendt Jefferson Arnold Joel Arnold Steven Arnquist Alan Artz Leslie Backes Mark Backlund Brian Backstrom Patrick Baer Mary Bahma Sharilyn Bankole Kevin Barker Timothy Bartlett Brenda Baskin Lisa Bathke Jeanne Bauer Michael Bauer John Becklund Dawn Behm David Beihoffer Linda Bell David Berger Gregory Bermont Cathleen Besselman Scott Bieganek Steven Bitner Craig Bjella Carl Blanz Deborah Bloom 175 Susan Bloom Bradley Bloomgren Carin Bobgan Theresa Bofferding John Bolduc Jill Bomstad Jeffrey Bonde Anne Bonnin Frederic Bootz The faculty flips the Flyers. Tammy Borreson Paul Bourdeaux Sandra Brandt Joanne Bratsch Carri Brawthen Warren Brengman Julie Brewer James Brown Laura Brown Martha Brown Steven Brown Scott Brueske Karen Bruning Susan Buck Christine Buen Janet Bunday Lori Burandt Kevin Burke David Burns Barbara Burrets Lisa Bursey Linda Busyn James Byrne Mark Byrne Kathy Cameron James Campbell Kathy Campbell Laura Campbell Scott Campbell Thomas Campbell Karen Carlson Todd Carlson Tana Carr Susan Carrington Michael Carsten June Casey Guy Chalupsky Dean Chapman Dane Christensen Mark Christensen Ricky Christiansen Mark Claessens Carrie Clark Jill Clark John Clark Carrie Classon Marianne Close Sandra Cobb Foster Cole Jane Conner Karen Cooper Cheryl Coplan Timothy Coughlin Anticipation! Rebecca Courey Hubert Crain James Crawford Susan Crone Linda Cross Beth Dalum Mark Daly Michael Daniels Kathleen Danielson Douglas De Jarlais Cynthia De Vries Robie Denzine John Dewey Lisa Dewing David Dickey Donald Diedrich Anthony Ditton David Doerr Steven Doimer Pamela Donovan Denise Drazkowski Cynthia Dreyer Renee Duemke David Dummer Christopher Eckroad Christopher Eckstrom Mitchell Edelstein Stacy Edgley Mark Eichorst Shari Ekstedt Jeffrey Enge Richard Engel Christopher Enke Corey Epstein Scott Erickson Dana Erlandsen Ileana Essig Robert Everhart Donald Ewart Vicki Ewart Damon Ewing John Falk Stacy Faust Richard Fedje Studious students study. Joey Fernandes Kathryn Fernandez Steven Fisher Wendy Fisher Theresa Fitzgerald Nancy Flaa Pamela Flaa Scott Flemming Richard Forness Jeffrey Forsberg Randy Forslund Elizabeth Fortier Ronald Fowler Richard Fradella Anita Frandsen Neal Frandsen Deanna Franzen Deborah Franzen Mary Franzen Donald Freiborg 179 Kathleen Fridgen Richard Friedrichsen Lisa Fruehauf James Frye Kristin Funck Kristine Furo Diane Gallion Shannon Gallivan Cynthia Gandrud David Garbe Thomas Garfield David Garner Jeanne Gaster Sherri Gaulke Duane Gendreau Melanie Gerdes Richard Gilchrist Elizabeth Gilman Sherri Gilseth Kathryn Gjerstad Susan Goike Sabina Gokcen Matthew Goldman Lawrence Gonrowski Jerome Gooley Kathleen Gore Kenneth Graeber Jeffrey Graen Tamara Grams Kathleen Grande Cynthia Grantz Cynthia Green David Greenblat Michael Greenstein Mary Griffin Bryan Grimme Peek-a-bool Brent Grimsrud Ronald Gustafson Leslie Gutknecht Paul Haagenson Jamie Hagen Lori Hagen Marc Halbmaier Deanna Halek Keith Hansen Mark Hanson Roger Hanstad Thomas Harding Donald Harrer Tracy Harris Lisa Hartinger Monica Harty Hope Heaner Wendy Heck Susan Heffelfinger Lisa Heidmann Richard Henry James Hentges Brian Herje Lynne Hertle Michael Hestick Jay Hewitt John Hicks 12: PR ab; 9 2 l A7145: 3$ 3 ,fi5 J a, .' w ' l 'f Thomas Hills Walter Hintz Thor Hoard Ronald Hodnett Richard Hoelzel William Hoffman Christopher Hogan Mark Hollerud Amy Holman Gary Hommes Marcia Hoonsbeen Deborah Hoskins Carolyn Houser Deborah Hultgren Rita Humola Mary Jo Hunt Lori Hurley Daniel Huston Pamela lsraelson Joanne Iverson Lee Iverson Benton Jackson Bruce Jacobson Kurt Jacobson 181 Michael Jacobwith Sandra Jaeger Julie Javes Margaret Jensen Thomas Jensen Andrea Johnson Bruce Johnson Denise Johnson Eric Johnson Jeanne Johnson Jeffrey Johnson John Johnson Joyce Johnson Kari Johnson Kevin Johnson Lorrie Johnson Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Patricia Johnson Robert Johnson Sheila Johnson Theresa Johnson Wallace Johnson Warren Johnson Joseph Jubert Linda Julseth Jane Kammerer Catherine Kanitz Andrew Kao Vickie Karsh Sheila Katz Anne Kelly Kurt Kempf ls everybody happy? Terri. Sharon. and Mary Jo are. Michael Kessler Lynn Kettner Paul Kieffer Amy Kildahl Dawn Klenk Sheila Kline Dawn Kluck Colleen Knaeble Neena Knox Jeffry Kochenderfer Joseph Kochenderfer Mark Koenig Tyler Koos Jo Koponen Beth Kramer Paul LaFrance warms up. Karen Krantz Judith Kraeger Paul Krussow David Kubiak Michael Kunz Kristopher Kurtzahn Ronald Kyostia Paul LaFrance DeAnn Lage Daniel Lamprech Melodee Lane Melanie Lange Kari Langsdorf Daniel Larson Susan Larson Dana Lavine Joan Lawniczak Ann Lawson Scott Leddy Dana Lee Steven Lee John Leighton Paul Lemke Bradley Lenarz Karin Lenarz Jane Leslie Jacqueline Liesch John Liljequist Daniel Lilly Kirk Linderholm Timothy Lindfors Adam Lindquist Lynn Litterer Elizabeth Little Margaret Loader Patricia Loader Laura Loechler Carolyn Loken PaulLoobeek Gary Loubert Mary Lucas Karen Luedemann Todd Luke Steven Lund Richard Lundeen Lisa Lundstrom Michael Lunzer Daniel Lynch Dianne Lyngen Pamela Lyon Greg Maciej Linda Madson Richard Magnuson Tammy Mahlen Mary Mahoney Jeffrey Maine Todd Manwaring Deanna Martin Richard Martini Those first-day-of-school troubles. Marianne Martinson Kathleen Maxwell Erin McComas David McDonald Around the corner. down the hall. past the smoking lounge. and up the steps. Deborah McGowen Jeffrey McMoore Jennifer McMurray David McNaIly Daniel McNosky Jennifer McRoberts Ronald Meighan John Meinke Brian Melas Kathleen Melby Robin Melemed Daniel Melling Sandra Metcalf Elizabeth Meyer Kristie Meyer Raschelle Michalicek Michelle Milacnik Scott Milbradt Suzanne Miller Thomas Miller 184 185 Michael Millhaem Sherry Mills Susan Mills Keith Molnau Andrew Moore Timothy Moran Deborah Morris Lynn Morris Michele Morton Aura Moss Gary Moter Jon Moter David Mullen Thomas Muller Terry Munsinger Tami Munstenteiger Milinda Murnane Denise Murphy Timothy Murphy David Nash Christine Naylon Heidi Neils Beth Nelson Craig Nelson Daniel Nelson James Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Korey Nelson Mary Nelson Scott Nelson Lisa Nemer Joy Neuman Lynn Newberry Brian Newell Vinh Nguyen Dennis Nietz Michael Northagen Send in the crowds! John Nyberg Kent Nygaard William Nynas James O'Neill Erin O'Reilly Gregg Ohman Karen Olsen Angela Olson Cynthia Olson Cynthia Olson Jillene Olson John Olson Kevin Olson Linda Olson Scott Olson Deborah Oman Leslie Orensten Robert Orrick Theresa Ott Lana Palmberg Glenn Paquette Avram Paradise Kristi Parkin LeAnn Patterson David Pearson Kimberly Pederson Mark Pelto David Peterson Gregory Peterson Kathleen Peterson Michelle Peterson David Peterzen Barbie Pfahning Glen Pfeifer Julia Philpott Glee Piche Kim Pierce Judith Piilola Michelle, gets down! Michelle Pinsky John Piotraschke Daniel Plash 187 David Pflufka Laurie Pohlman Paula Popp Joseph Potter Connie Pouliot Mark Pulscher Grin and bear it. Becky Quarnstrom Rebecca Radway Kevin Raine Lisa Ramos Kim Randle Scott Ranke Peter Rauch Kenneth Redding Robert Reed Cynthia Reid Robert Reimer Jane Rein Heidi Reinhart William Reinhart Kay Reinking Paul Reller Tammy Remus Kert Rhode Some days I really feel good about coming to school James Rice Lisa Rich Thomas Richards Sharon Riley Theresa Rivezzo David Roberts Steven Roberts Alesia Roehl Brenda Rolando Scott Roleff Debra Roles Keith Ronson Susan Routhe Mark Rowles Karen Rozema Stephen Rudell Tami Ruggles John Rukavina Anne Rundle John Rupkalvis Joseph Rupp Amy Saari James Sackariason Sandra Salen Daniel Salzer Scott Sandberg Laura Sandstrom Michael Sanford Ken Sarff John Sauer Nancy Schaar Michelle Schardin Gregg Scheid Rebecca Scheller William Schendel Scott Schepman Cheryl Schindler Pamela Schlender Paul Schliesman DuWayne Schmalz Michael Schneider John Schoonover Karie Schrader Susan Schultz Sandra Schurman Gregory Schultz Penny Schutz Richard Schwartz Thomas Scott lee Seiler Jeffrey Selinger 188 Barry Shaich Nanette Shallbetter Kelly Shanahan Mark Shattuck Jodi Shedlov Anette Shephard James Shoemaker Daniel Siess Michelle Simon Eric Sjorstrom Karen Sjorstrom Brian Skarsten Anne Smisek Morgan Smock Marcia Smothers Lauren Snell Ann Snetsinger John Sorrell Kathy and Michele encourage the troops. James Speich John Spevacek James St. Martin Mary Stadnik Laurie Stalmaker Daniel Stark Fredrick Starnes Mary Steffenhagen Sandra Steinwedel Regina Stepney Mark Stiyer Teresa Stocco Alfred Strauss Catherine Strong David Struck Scott Sundgreen Cheryl Sutton Susan Swanson Valarie Swanson Kari Swedberg David Sybrant Jean Sylte Joan Takata Charles Taylor Craig Teetzel Martin Thiede Pamela Thoele Elizabeth Thomas Lori Thomas Scott Thompson Kerry Threlkeld Jeanette Togel Wayne Tomes Annette Tourville Mary Touve Robert Traeger Lisa Treloar Diane Truzinski John Turner Margaret Twomey James Ueland Lisa Unger William Untinen Lynne Utoft Kent Vahlsing Charmein VanOrnum Greg VanWaes Wayne Varner Lisa, Velenchenko Sheila Verkennes Anne Viggers Michael Virshek Tung Vo Von Vo Kathleen Vogelsberg Allen Vorlicek Thomas Wade Susan Waller Lynn Wandersee Donald Wanke Richard Wanke Michael Warren 190 Karolin Waste Craig Watz Nancy Way Kimberly Wepplo Thomas Werner Tamara Westerlund Jenny Westphal Christina White Lisa White Melanie Whitton Michael Wiese Scott Wiest Elizabeth Wigen Brian Wigg Mark Wilbur Michael Wilder Susan Wilder Laura Wiley Beverly Willis Brenton Wold A. Bruce Wollstein David Yahn Todd Zaugg Mark Zeman Joan Zitur Michael Zolik Thomas Zukowski 191 SGIHIORS Abbott. James II8 Ackmann, Sandra II8 Adair. Sherilyn 8, 72 Ahrendt. Daniel II8 Amundsen. Deborah 8. 90 Amundson. John 8 Anastos. Joanne II8. 90. 87, 96 Anderson. Bradley 8 Anderson. Daniel II8. 95 Anderson, Diane II8 Anderson. Gregory 8, 34 Anderson. Jennifer 8, 72. 34 Anderson. Jennifer 8, 94 Anderson. Karen 8 Anderson. Karen Ann II8 Anderson. Karston Anderson, Linda 8. 46. 59 Anderson, Mark II8 Anderson. Michael 8 Anderson. Michael S. II8 Anderson. Paul 95 Anderson. Scott Anderson. Timothy 8 Anderson, Tracy 9. 46 Anderson. Tracy Arendt. Gregory 9 Aretz. Beth Il9 Arola. Jeffrey II9 Artz. Gregory 9, 95 Asher, Scott 9 Audette. Kenneth 40. 9, 52 Baer, Jamie 92. IO. 9, 70. 59 Bainey, Brent 9 Balder. Timothy 9 Baldwin, Keith Balma. Michael 9 Bankole. Cullen 9. 34 Barrett. Kevin 70 Barrett. Patricia 9 Barrett, Randy 40, 9 Bart, Julie 9, 94 Bauers, Rhonda ll9 Bauman, Gregory 9 Beaverlander, Nancy I20, 95, 55 Becker, Kimberly I20. 94 Begin. Barbara I20, 94 Begin, lllana Behling, James I20 Belden. Anthony 40. 4I, I20. 57 Bender, Cathy 50. I20 Benesh Jeffrey I20 Bensen, Kurt I20 Bergquist, Catherine I20 Berndt, Kevin l54. I20. 40, 57 Bernick, Elisa l0, I20, 22 Besner, Mara I20 Besonen. Doreen I20 Besselman. Joseph I20. 52 Bethke, Christopher I20 Billings, Julie I20 Billings. Susan I20, 94 Bills, Curt Birch. Ellen I20 Bishop, Thomas 79, l2l, 76 Bitner. Robert I2l Bjorkman, Tammi l2l. 83 Block, Lori l2l Blong, Scott Bloom, Monte I2l Blume, William l2l, 60 Bobgan, Jeffrey l2l. 87 Bofferding. Deborah l2l, 94 Bohm, Ronald I2I, 76 Borgie, Suzanne l2l, 72 Borgie, Suzanne l2l, 72 Bork. Elizabeth 45. l2l, 76, 6I Borreson, Suzanne I2l Brakefield. Timothy l2l Brash. Valerie l2l Bratsch. Craig D! Breher. Thomas l2l, 95 Brengman. Cynthia 79. I22 Brenna, Michael I22. 95 Brengman, Cynthia 79. I22 Brenna, Michael I22, 95 Brewer. Rodney I22. 57 Briggs. Kathleen Brockel, Lauri I22. 72. 82. 89 Broman, Beth 45. I22 Brossard. Heidi I22. 95 Brown. Lawrence I22, 70. 88 Brown, Richard I22 Brown. Scott Brynteson, Christopher I22 Buck. Pamela I22. 72 Buen. Teresa I22 Bugos. Teresa I22 Bunday. David I22 Burkett. Susan I22 Burns. Ssuan I23. 70, 90 Burrows. William I23 Bydlon, Joseph I23, 95 Cady, Michele I23. 64 Calder. Jeffrey I23, 38. 57 Carlson. Darrell I25 Carlson. Diane I23 Carlson. LeOnard 79. I23. 76, 94. Carlson. Linda I23, 74 Carpentier. Chris Caryl. Cathleen 45. I23 Caryl. Cynthia I23. 64 Casper, Julie I23 Casper, Lynne I23. 80. 85 Cavanagh Laurene I23, 59 Caye. James Chapman, Mark I23 Charles, Sandra ll, I23 Cheney, Jeffrey Christiansen. Lori I23 Christiansen. Randy I23. 48, 95 Christoferson. Cheryl 79. I23 Clark. Brian I23 Cobb, Connie I24 Collins, Jeffrey I24 Collins, Sandra I24 Comp, Terri I24 Conlan. Shawn I24 Cooper, Cleman l24.95 Cotie, Scott I24. 94 Cotten. Judity I24 Coughlin. Catherine I24. 59 Courtney. Kevin Covin, Richard Coy, Betsy 50, I24, 70, 6O Coyle, Sheryl I24 Crampton, Dean I24 Crandall, Liz I24 Crawford, Laura I24 Cromie, Marjorie I24 Culhane. Michael I24 Culhane. Timothy I24 Cullado, Michael I24. 96 Curran. Kimberly I24 Cuthbert, John Dachel, Thomas I24 Dahl, Roger 79, I25, 77, 59 Davis. Kristan 79. I25 Davis. Scott I25 DeForest. Douglas Dechaine. Lori I25 Dellich. Thomas 40, I25, 67 Deminsky, Kenneth I25. 95 Dempsey. Clarelyn I25 Denzine. Rod I25, 34 Dewey, Sarah. I25, 70 Dewey, Steven I25 Dickey, Rebecca I25 Diederichs. John I25, 96 Diedrich. Patricia I25 Dionysius, Peggy I25, 72 Doering, Sally 79, I26, 76, 95 Doimer, Thomas 40, I26. 67 Donnelly, Todd I26. 94 Dreyer. Karin I26 Dubel, Joseph I26 Dwyer, Wendy I26 Ebersberger, Eric 40. I26, 57 Echols. Patricia I26, 96 Eckroad. Aaron I26, 88 Eckstrom. Kenneth I26 Edgett. Clifford I26. 39 Eichhorst. Peter Ekstedt, Cindi I26, 72 Elsnes, Michael I26, 95 Endresen. Barbara I26 Enge. Kevin I26 Engstrand. Charles I26 Engstrom, Mike Engstrom. Susan I26. 95 Enselein, Charles I26, 95 Epps. Terry 57 Erager, Jeffrey I26. 39 Erickson. Dawn I26, 94 Erickson, Stephen I27 Est. Gary I27 Evangelist, Kim I27 Evenson, Mary I27 Ewen, Margaret 79. I27. 76 Faacks, Sandra I27. 95 Fagley. Harold I27, 96 Fahning, Carolyn I27 Faust. Jon I78, I27. 95 Fay, Mary I27 Fearing, Rosanne I27. 94 Fedie. Robert I27 Fennell. Colleen I27. 80, 82 Fern. Bradley I27 Fernandez, Cheryl I27. 95 Ferrell. Kevin I27 Few. Toya I27. 95 Finn, Brian I27 Fischer. Michelle I27 Fisher. Paul I28 Fisher. Susan I28 Flaaten. Michael I28 Fleischaker, Patrick I28 Flemming, Paul I28 Flett, Jody I28 Flett. William I28 Stuart. John I28. 34, 52 Fogga. Joseph I28 Forster, Danny 79. I28. 76 Fowler. Roxanne Fox, David I28 Foy, Thomas I28. 74 Freese, Barbara I28 Fries, Kim I28 Fristoe. James I28. 34 Gaines. Susan 92, I28, 70. 90, 88 Gallion. Thomas I29 Gandrud, Christopher I29 Garfield. Robert I29, 70, 22 Gates. Tammie I29 Gaulrapp. Randall I29 Gaustad. Steven I29, 38 Gee. Gregory I29. 59 George. Michael I29, l58 Gilman. Cherly I29 Gjenvick. Krista I29, 70, 74 Glidden. Marcia I29, 95 Goldsmith, Jeffrey I29. 34 Gonrowski. Mark I29. 67 Gooley. John I29. 59 Gore. Sally I29 Gorlinsky, Marcella 45. I29 Gossen. Kary 95 Graber, Tamela I29 Graen, Patricia I29. 55 Grage. Bruce I29 Grande. Stephen I29 Griffin, David I30 Grogan. Kevin I30 Grose. Lana I30. 70 Gross. Faye I30. 72 Gross, Linda 79, I30, 76, 94 Grossman. Richard I30 Gruber. Frank ISO, 52 Grussing. Pamela I30 Gurewitz, Michael I30 Gunnerson, Iris 79. I30, 76 Gustafson. Stephanie Haagenson. Richard I30. 70 Haagenson, Steven ll, I30, 70 Hagen. Jeffrey I3I Hagford. Thomas l3l Hahn. Jeffrey l3l Halbmaier, Denise 79. BI. 70. 77 Hall, Mark 93 Hallen. Kathy l3l Halonen. Jane BI. 95 Halos. Anita l3l Hamilton. Michael B! Hannon. Lynn ISI, 82. 89 Hanson. Joseph l3l Hanson. Mark l3l Hanson, Pamela BI. 34, 64 Harding. Donald BI. 67 Harrison, Lisa l3l Hasse. William Haugen, Jill I32. 46 Hautamaki, Deborah I32, 74 Hawkins, Deborah I32 Heffelfinger. Michael I32, 95 Heffern. Heather I32 Heidmann, Susan I32, 82 Heinz, Joseph I32 Hellen, Mary I32 Hendrickson, Cheryl I32 Henn, Jodi I32, 59 Hensel, Gerald Hickey. James I32. 38 Hill, Mark I32. l60 Hillesland, Debra I32, 72 Himmelman, Jan I32, 89 Hoel, Steven I33, 63 Hogan. Colleen I33 Hollenbeck, Andrew 79. I33, 77, 52, 53 Holleschau. Tonya I33, 72, 94 Holmes, Michael I33 Holstrom, Owen 79, I33, 2I, 76, 60 Horr, Colleen I33 Houser, Nancy I33. 94 Hovind,Cindy I33. 94 Howell, Daniel I33 Hoy, Randall l33, 60 Huber, Ann I33 Hultgren. Patricia 45. I33 Hunsberger. Paul I33 Hunt, Elizabeth I33 lmholte, Thomas I33 Jackson, James I33, 70 Jacobwith, Lori I33, 90. 8I Jaeb. Melanie 92. I33. 59 Jaeger. Thomas I33, 88 Jankowski. Mary I34 Janzen, Karl I34 Jellison, Joseph Jensen. Ardelle I34 Jensen. Corey I34, 34 Jensen, Debra I34 Jensen, Thomas l8l Jermasek, DOuglas I34 Johnson, Beth I34 Johnson. Beverly I34 Johnsom David Johnson, Deborah I34, 72 Johnson. Donald I34. Johnson, Jennifer I34, 94 Johnson, Kendall I34 Johnson. Kimberly I34 Johnson. Kurt B4, 63 Johnson, Laurie I34 Johnson, Mark I34 Johnson, Mark D. I34 Johnson. Paul I34 Johnson, Scott I35. 70 Johnson, Sheryl I35 Johnson, Theresa I35, 95 Johnson, Tracy I35, 95 Johnston. Robin I35 Joselyn. Eric I35. 40 Joslyn, Randall Jubert, Michele I35, 80 Juhnke. Lynne I35 Kangas. Linda I35 Kastanek. Debra I35. 72 Kaul. Benedikt I35, 2l Kautz, Michael I35, 95 Kelly. Kevin I35 Kelly. Teresa I36 Kenton. Lynn Kettner. Karen 45. I36. 70, 74 Kieffer. Ann 45, 44. I36. 75, 77, 64 Kilker. Lori I36 King, Alvin I36. 95 Kinney. Lisa I36 Kitzman, Randolph Klaers, Thomas I36. 39 Klein. Timothy Klingele, Tina I36. 84, 94 Klucas. Steven I36 Knutson. Paul 79, l36, 77 Koelfgen. Frank 95 Kolar. Scott I36 Kolian. Katherine I36, 95 Komarek, Richard I36, 34 Koos. Zane I36, 95 Koperski. Michael l36 Koponen, Thomas I36 Korpi, Sharon 79. I36, 72, 76 Kottke, Cheryl I36 Krassas. James I36, 95 Kreft. Robin I36 Kreft. Scott I37 Krichmar. Richard I37 Kristoff. Larry Kristoff, Teresa 94 Krussow, Marian l37, 72 Kuno, Mark 37 LaFrance, Suzette ll, 50, 5!. 84, I37 laliberte. Ann 83, I37 Labriola. John l37 Lage. Deborah I37 Laidlaw, Jeanne 8!. I37 Lambert, Catherine 95. I37 Lamon. Joseph I37 Lappen. Jeffrey I37 larson. Scott I37 Larson. Vicki J. I37 Larson, Vicki L. I37 Leaf, Patricia I37 Leighton. Thomas 34, 70, I37 Lejcher. Joyce 79. I37 Leonhardt. Susan 95, I37 Lepley, David 95 Lerner. AarOn Leslie. Karl l38 Lewicki. Jeffrey I38 Lies, Debra 95, I38 Lindgren, Kerry 38. I38 Lindstrom. Coleen 70. 74, l38 Linman, Jennifer 70, I38 Little, Teresa 8!. I38 Lodoen. Knut I38 Lomis, Cathy 94, I38 Lowe, David I38 Lucke. Lynn I38 Lueck. Timothy 95. BS Lund. Jeanine 72, I38 Lund, Kimberly 70, 77, 79, I38 Lussky. Karen 92. I38 Lyon. Daniel ll, 38. 70, I38 Lyon, Gregory 38, I38 Lyons, Luke I38 Magadan, Maria I38 Mahoney, Patricia I39 Malik. Kathryn 94, I39 Marshall, Kelly 46. I39 Marshall. Tamara I39 Martin, Mark I39 Martin, Paul 38. 67 Martini, Robetr I39 Mateffy, Jean 83. I39 Matis, Debra 95. I39 May. Sandra II, 50, 70. I39 McCulloch. Danny 76 McCullough. James I39 McCunn, Alison 77, 83, I39 McDonald, James C. I39, 67 McDonald. James M. McDanald. Jon I39 McGowan. Michael I39 McLennan. Thomas I39 cMahon, Coleen McMurray, Jeffrey l84 Meland Michael 95 Melby, Deborah 8l. 95. I39 Melloh, DAvid I40 Menk. Joel 40, I40 Merry. Jeanne I40 Meyer, Barbara I40. 94 Michels. Denise 50. I40 Mickley. Nancy 72. I40 Milacnik. Lisa I40 Milbrath, Terry 50. I40 Miller, Kathryn Mills. Ronald Minge. David Moline, Daniel I40 Morgan, Thomas 40, 4!, I40, 57 Morris, Douglas I40 Morris, Scott 39. I40 Morissette, Diane I40 Mortensen, Ross Mortenson, Deanna I40 Muller, Timothy Mudahk. Kurt I40 Murnane, Michael 72. I40 Murphy. Michael 70 Murphy. Shannon 72, I40 Murphy. Susan M! Murray Maelissa 46, 72 Myking, Janet 70. Ml Nash, Steven 40, Ml Nat, Teresa l4l Naylor. Jay Neary. William 40, Ml Nelson. Cathy I4l Nelson. Collette l4l Nelson, Debra 46. Ml Nelson. Dennis 63, Ml Nelson, Judy 76, 94, MI Nelson, Kari 50. Ml Nelson. Pamela l4l Neugent. Todd 95, HI Nietz. Deborah I4l Norberg. Trudy l4l Norberg. Wendy 46, I65 Nordstrom Jay W Nygaard, Scott 43. Ml Nylen, Suzanne l4l Nylin. Pamela l4l leary Gregory I42 Oakes, Patricia 94. I42 Oien. Sheldon 95, I42 Ollanketo. Corinne I42 Olsen. Christopher 95. I42 Olsen, Patricia 94. I42 Olsen. Wade I42 Olson. Bethanne 72. 93. I42 Olson, Carolyn I42 Olson, Cheryl 82. 93, I42 Olson, Edward 40. 4I. I42 Olson, Jennifer 82. 93. I42 Olson. Leslie I42 Olson, Linda I42, l86 Olson. Meredith 8I, I42 Olson. Timothy I46 Ophoven. James I42 Orr, Jacqueline IO, 30, 92. I42 Ostby. Karen 70 Ostmoe, Mark 48. I42 Osvold. Wendy I43 Pachnik. Michael I43 Palbicki, Rondi 46, 72, I43 Palmberg, Colleen I43 Palmer, Ann 8l, I43 Parkin, Kimberli 8I, I43 Parsons. Leeann I43 Patterson, Steven Payne. James 38, I43 Pella, Bruce Pena. Carmela II, 80. 93, I43 Perkins, Denise 79. 94, I43 Peterson, Christopher 39, 70. I43 Peterson, David Peterson. Mark 40, I43 Peterson. Roger I43 Peterson, Susan 90, I43 Peterson, Wendy I43 Pfeifer. Lyle I43 Pham. Nga Ngoc 95, I43 Philpott, Charles I43 Piilola, Jeffrey I43 Pikula, Sharon 94, I43 Pinsky, Steffanie 34, I44 Pitra. Linda 45. I44, 60 Plenke. Timothy Plumedahl. Gregory I44 Popelka. Mary I44 Poppler. Mark I44 Prozinski. Dan I44 Puelston, David I44 Purland, Pamela 94 Putnam, Susan 95, I44 Quade. Bradley 34, 87, I44 Quick, Jill Raedeke, Marilyn 95, I44 Raikkone, John Raine. Mark 76, 79. 92. I44 Rauch, Pamela 94 Redding. Diane I44 Reeves, Deborah I44 Reichert. Raymond Reid. Thomas 40, I44 Reimer, Lori I44 Reinhart, Laura 70. 8I Rewitzer. Robert 95. I44 Rimer, Daniel I44 Ringhand. Robyn 94, I45 Roberg, Mary 83. 92, I45 Rodda, Lisa Roers, Catherine 45, 94, I45 Rokala, Ranae 72. I45 Rokala, Randy I45, 6! Roles. Michael Romashko, Timothy I45 Rosander. Gayle 34. 74, I45 Ross, Julia 72, 87. I45 Rother, Timothy I45 Roust. Dana 84, 94, I45 Routhe, Daniel I45 Rubenstein, Richard I45 Rudolph. Julie I45 Ruggles, Bruce 39, I46 Rusinko, Karen I46 Russell. John I46 Russell, Linda I46 Rustad, James I46 Ryan, Mark 94 Sackariason. Ann I46 Saliny, James 74. I46 Sandino. Lisa Sanford, Daniel 95. I46 Sawallich, David I46 Sawallich. Debra 72, I46 Schaar. Wayne I46 Schafer. Matthew I46 Schepman. Stephen 39, I46 Schiburr, Jeffrey I46 Schieck. Stephanie I46 Schink, David 34, 63, I46 Schleifer, Carl Schmalz. Kristine I46 Schmidt. Vicky I46 Schnack. Lawrence 22. 87. 90. 92, I46 Schneider. James Schoenbauer. Lisa I46 Scholl. Paul I47 Schoonover. Lisa 95. I47 Schroeder. Gary I47 Schulz. Todd Schurman. Bradley I47 Schwebach. Julie I47 Schwecke. Timothy 34, I47 Seamans. Gretchen 95. I47 Seashore. Mark Secord. Brenda 94. I47 Seiler. Todd 22. 70. 79, I47 Severson. Lynn 80. 90. I47 Shapiro. Marc 34. I47 Shawd, Randall 95. I47 Sheehan. Peter I47 Shima. Janice 64. I47 Siess, Matthew I47 Silitz. John I47 Simertz. Mary I47 Simonson. Brian 38. I47 Simonson. Stephen 74. I47 Sipe. Michael 39. 70. I47 Sittler. Kerri I48 Skarsten. Jeffrey Slovut. Louis I48 Smith. Kerry 40. 4I. I48 Smith. Laureen Smith. Laurie 50. I48 Snetsinger. Michael I48 Solberg. Brenda I48 Solberg, Marvin I48 Speich. Wendy 95. I48 Sperry. Charlyn I48 Stark, Robert I48 Starnes. Susan I48 Stasica. David Stearns. Christine I48 Steck. Julie I48 Steffenhagen. Joan 8l. I48 Steinbrink. Lynne I48 JUHIO Stinar, Bart I48 Stockdill. Thomas I48 Stockwell. Charles 34. 59. I48 Stoeckman. Kella 84. I48 Stolee. Michael 95. I48 Stone. Tanni I49 Stowe. Patricia 76. 79. I49 Strain. Donna I49 Strauss. Patricia 83. I49 Strom. Craig ll. 38, 70. I49 Strong. Julie 46. I49 Struck. Kevin I49 Sunders. Joseph Susag. Jay I49 Sutton. Barbara I49 Swagger. Bradley I49 Swenson. Donna I49 Swenson. Michael 60 Swintek, Philip I49 Swintek. Sonya 34. I49 Sybrant. Michael Sylte. Teresa 94. I49 Tait. Kevin Thomas. Katherine I49 Thompson. Carole I49 Thompson. Mark 39. 70. I49 Thorgrimson. Neal 34, 59. I49 Thorkelson. Bradley 40. ISO Thorud. Susan ISO Thurmer. Gail ISO Tickal. John Timgren. Karen ISO Torgerson. Lynne Touve. Lisa 46. 8I. l50 Treptow. Connie I50 Tripet. William I50 Turk. Kris l50 Turner. Mary 95. ISO Twomey. David 34. ISO Ueiand. Catherine 76. 95. ISO Ulmen. David 85. ISO Underwood. Wendy Untinen. Barry 40. 87. ISO Utoft. Laura 50. ISO Van Tassel. Chas ISO Valentine. Pamela ll. 94. ISO Velenchenko. Wendy l50 Vogel. Lisa 95. I50 Wally. Mary ISO Walston. John l5l Walter. Sandra 70. I50 Warmbo. Cynthia ISI Wasti. Kevin I5I Weber. Kelly ISI Weinberg. Jeffrey l5l Welch. Greg 40. ISI Wells, Rick 72. ISI Werner. Julie ISI Wernlund, Joan ISI Wernos. Michael l5l Wesloh. Scott 40. 70. ISI Westerlund. George 5! 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Michael I9l Wiesl. wcon 87. 19! Wigen. Elizabeth l9l Wigg. Brian Wilbur. Mark 39. l9l Wilder. Michael Wilder. Susan I9l Wiley. Laura 44. I91 Willis. Beverly l9l Winge. Mark Wold. Brenton 42. 43. l9l Wolf. Dale Wollslein. Bruce l9l Yahn. David l9l Zaugg. Todd 30. 72. I9l Zeman. Mark 52. 53. 39. l9l Zempel. Shawn Zitur. Joan I9l Zubrod. Peter Zolik. Michael l9l Zukowski. Thomas 39. l9l Thanks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Jackie Orr. Pete Bratsch and Erik EliasxPseudo-Staffersy Wendy Norberg. Jim Payne. Alison McCunn. Jane Anderson. Steff Pinsky. Beth Broman. Jamie Baer. Carmela Pena. Anastasia Anastos. Mr. Wolter. Dennis Nelson. Mary Siems. Sue Starnes. OUR LOVE TO- The Od-bods. all custodians. the mad P-er. Greeks. Cliff and Carmela. the. couch. Loosity Goosity. fly swatter. Uncle Bert. Mrs. 6.. pinheads. our snowman. Cover design by. Pat Hultgren. 199 Today is the first day of my life. When younger, lspent much time planning my grown-up life. Older people have expressed a desire to be young again, to correct past wrongs. lam now between those extremes, and am rigorously practicing the art of life. I want to die after living, rather than before. A look into the past is only worth what can be applied to the present. It can 't be changed or used in any benefi- cial way. Irefuse to become a gra ve-robber. A look into the future has even less to offer than the past. It 's harder to reach, and at best is a seldom enjoyable pastime. At worst it's an escape from one is self, a dangerous journey, unreasonably priced. When looking upon a flo wer, I don't say, Someone must have planted this flower and nurtured it with great care, merely, It is very beautiful. 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