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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1979 volume:

GYRE 1979 Neil A. Armstrong High school Plymouth, Minnesota Volume 9 Even before walking into school after summer vacation, students saw, or rather felt, a new addition, speed bumps. These were greeted by cringes, , grimaces, and a few choice words. However, the obstacles did not hinder students from starting the 78379 school year off with more spirit than ever. Several staff positions shifted, and juniors and seniors saw many confused faces trying to adjust to the Armstrong system, besides the sophomores. The bookstore added a new dimension to its menu. Health foods, such as yogurt, granola, and raisins were offered,ealong with old favorites. Lockers were removed from the lower commons area and relocated on the second floor. Concrete bases served as a reminder of what had been. Not as tangible, but very noticeable was an increase of student enthusiasm and participation in special events. Students seemed to take more pride in themselves and the school. Homecoming festivities drew students together in a spirit of companionship like never before. Having changes at school in not a new idea, but they serve as a continual example of growth and development, which are so important to a high school preparing its students for life on their own. Armstrong Aim , zfufgiiagxi; .7 2, 2343533ix ia i m 51H E59137 S e C b P t n e r e f HE D Eagiiliiaxi $$$$ng K En ergy Bill President Carter scored ongress passed a co Sa ves For a personal victory as The energy h rtages, especzally those expenencea mprehensive gy plan y scho I The bill is a watered-do ersio n energ program which Carter outl'ned o ear ago. om rs I re a s 11 tax cut for msu center of c ntrovers for any years, the final ating athen'zjng th 1r , an a larger five-part pack e was worked out right before cut for h se who install 501 r win heating ongress adjourned last fall. progr By 19 2, all reside t I gas mps will be outla . Als , ma ctur of ga guzzlmg Stimulated action taxpaye , ger, Con- cars will b subje tto $200-$50 gress cut ernme contro f tural gas prices for th irst tim twen years. lthough an annual pe ntage th rate will be I e supporters say this sh eli ate moral futUre. ' e e nether ,S til birth. Spirited F alcons Spark F est'vities ABOVE: 1978 Homecoming Queen Sandy Harrer and King Charlie Tsatsos. FAR LEFT TOP: Faculty members Naomi Tsantir, Dick Cameron and Don Englin cook Brats. FAR LEFT MIDDLE: Chamber Singers entertain at coronation. BOTTOM: Homecoming Court: Stacey Wilson, Dean Billodeau, Laura Duebner, Erik Elias, Queen Sandy Harrer, King Charlie Tsatsos, Sherri Saucier, Dave Bauer, Brenda Busyn, and Mark O'Neill. BELOW: Sabiha Gocken and Mike Kessler show winning form. We,ve got the spirit! Yes we do! Homecoming was livelier than ever this year as students enthusi- asm put new life into the festivities. Careful planning of the celebration paid off as new activities were started and old ones caught fire. Anxious students, faculty and other spectators gathered on the back lawn transforming it into the site of the royal coronation. Armstrong,s rekindled homecoming spirit was launched with the crowning of King Charlie Tsatsos and Queen Sandy Harrer. Color was added to the week by dress-up days and resource room decorations. Prizes were awarded for the most original entries in both. Excitement mounted with qualifying matches in tug-o-war, armw- restling and skateboarding. New events such as disco dancing and frisbee teams sparked more student participation. Fridayls Pep- fest hosted finals for all contests, and two new events. A chal- lenge yell between football and soccer fans resulted in a pie in- the-face of the soccer captain as a reward for the loudest cheers. Competitors in the trike race charged across the wooden track showing their skill to the amusement of the spectators. The Dating Game, Florman,s Teen Angel, and musical numbers were just a few of the highlights of this years variety show. Football and soccer teams scored victories on Friday and Satur- day nights to top off a fun-filled Falcon festival. For one week, Armstrong was more than just a school. Homecoming was some- thing we all made and did together, it was special. ABOVE RIGHT: Ken Graeber circled by dancing Pink Ladies. RIGHT: Armwrestling championship at the pepfest. ABOVE: Am I supposed to eat this? 12 LEFT: Falcons beat the Flyers. BELOW: Waiting for the start of the tricycle race. WWW WNW ,m memaww mmwma ABOVE: Charlie Tsatsos skateboards to victory. RIGHT: Cindy Gandrud, Beth Little and Melanie Gerdes sing Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. 77 Leisure Time Armstrong students all have their individual ideas on how to spend evenings and weekends. Offering a wide interest range to young people, activities in the Twin Cities are as numerous as the students themselves. For getting out and having fun, students can choose among dozens of movie theaters featuring one of the latest productions. Others take advan- tage of the variety of theatrical, musical, and edu- cational programs available in the community. Ex- cellent facilities for fine arts are accessible. .r F alcons Fast-food restaurants are maintaining their popu- larity for meeting with friends or grabbing a quick meal. Late night or early breakfast eaters frequent the nearest pizza place or Perkin,s. Athletically inclined students spend leisure time enjoying tennis, skiing, jogging, or playing a quick game of touch football. Good ski areas, parks and lakes are close to home providing opportunities for all types of exercise. Metropolitan spectator sports include everything from football to softball. Armstrong students find that leisure time provides chances for both fun and personal growth. McDonald's L 15 WWI, vrw A Cactus Flower Blooms at Armstrong Armstrongts fall play, ttCactus Flower, brought the tangled love lives of four New York City dwellers to the stage. Once a Hollywood movie, the story presents the humorous side of falling in and out of love. The cast of twelve, numerous crew members, and directors Gary and Carol Fischer devoted themselves to the production for many weeks. Their de cation paid off as the five perfor- mances ran smoothly delighting the audience each night. Action took place in four different settings in downtown Man- hattan. All the scenery, designed by Dick Leerhoff, was beauti- fully constructed, as has become characteristic of all Arm- strong theatrical productions. ttCactus Flowerh communicated some of the shortcomings of our lifestyle, but it also entertained and excited both those who viewed it and those who put it on. TOP RIGHT: Your appointment Senor Sanchez? RIGHT: Dr. Julian Winston and Toni Simmons, played by Mike Jenson and Carrie Sandbaken. ABOVE: A Salute to Toni. 18 LEFT: Dr. Winston con- soles Mrs. Durandt, while Harvey and Miss Dicken- son look on. UPPER LEFT: Dr. Winston meets Tonfs new neighbor, Igor. ABOVE: Good morning, Dr. Winston's office. ion Has No Boundaries Educat 20 CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Hiroko Soga- Japan, Anders Ersrud- Sweden, Kathy Dunn; exchange stu- dent to Denmark, Paul Lund- gren- exchange student to South America, some of the students check out American music in the media center, Eva Gustavsson- Sweden, Jo- han Billbert- Sweden, Anna Eriksson- Sweden. Last fall, while most of us were worrying about the latest fashions for the new school year, or getting a new set of folders, other students were preparing to travel hundreds of miles to study in foreign countries. Six students found their way to Armstrong, and two Armstrong students ven- tured into different cultures. From Sweden, Anders Arsrud, Anna-Lena Larsson, Eva Gustavsson, and Johan Billgert arrived to spend the year. They were joined by Hiroko Soga of Japan. Housed with families in the Armstrong area, they crossed over both cultural and language barriers to take part in extra-curricu- lar activities, in addition to full class loads. At the same time, Kathy Dunn and Paul Lundgren, two seniors, found themselves across the seas. Kathy spent the year in Denmark, where she moved to different families, but attended the same school. Paul lived in South America for the year. All these students will remember their experiences for years to come, and the friendships theylve made will last beyond their return home. 21 Sno-Daze A Whirl Of Activity Sno-Daze '79 combined many new events with traditional ones to provide a much needed break from the February blahs for both students and staff. An outdoor coronation and relay race started off the week. Seniors Susan Bye and Lenny Bart were crowned king and queen. The rest of the royalty included juniors Kathy Vogers! berg and Dave Nash, and sophomores Bobbie Blanz and Ed Togel. Juniors proved they could out-ski, out-snowshoe and slide faster than the other classess. Broomball attracted more participants than ever this year. Co-ed and girls and guys team competed all week long with finals on Friday. Two new contests were added this year. Backgammon challenged many students and Lenny Bart was victorious. Token bouncing became the new fad as students practiced in theicommons and tokies flipped in the halls for weeks after the contest. The snowball eating contest was won by the seniors. Students elected Craig Johnson and Ann Dooher to be this year's Mr. and Mrs. Wonderful. Once again, the week closed with a dance at the Hopkins House on Saturday night. 22 CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Junior Andrea Johnson digs in. 1979 Sno-Daze Queen Susan Bye and King Lenny Bart. Junior Todd Zaugg announces the festivities. Concentration shows in the face of backgammon player. Scott Halek demonstrates his token bouncing form. The broomball tournament swept many students off their feet. Snowshoers in relay go all out. 23 ,, gwmgwg CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: Sophomores Julie Wally and Kris Westrum show the pain of the relay race. Linda Cooper crowns a surprised Kathy Vogelsberg junior princess. Sopho- more John Meyer and junior Cathy Strong battle it out on snowshoes. Racers psych-up. Senior Dawn Kinney pushes Rob Sauer past royalty. Todd Zaugg gives Lenny his congratula- tions. 24 25 ttFree To Bett In the Spring of '79 Armstrongts dra- ma department broke away from the traditional musicals to present ttFree to Be? Armstrong's version was adapted and directed by Gary Fischer. Many students and staff members put in long hours to bring the production together for the March eighth opening. Wooden risers covered in bright car- peting set the stage for the singing and dancing. This year,s play was truly a group effort as students shared almost equal parts, and as always they were supported by numerous behind-the- scenes crews. All those involved in the play made personal sacrifices of time, often prac- ticing late into the night. Rest breaks were taken in the comfortable audito- rium chairs. Mixed in with the work were a lot of good times in which friends were made and the responsibil- ities and challenges of performing in a musical production were met. ttFree to Be was an enjoyable and refresh- ing Spring break. 26 FAR LEFT: Kym Anderson and Jeff John- son get in step. BELOW: Brenda makes herself heard. LEFT: Reading through lines for practice are Steve Night and Kym Anderson. ABOVE: Denise Murphy and Jill Bomstad take a break from a tough practice. SSSSSS A Year Of Excitement And Upset Olson breaks for yardage MV Ni FRONT ROW: M. O'Neil, D. Lynch, C. Nelson, P. Haagenson, B. Conzet, J. Schliesman, J. Flaa, J. OiNeill, B. Wold, ROW TWO: W. Hintz, J. Sauer, K. Grantz, M. Thiede, D. Nash, D. Nietz, M. Daly, L Gonrowski, Asst TrainerJ. Mihas ROW THREE: 5 Hennessey, M Claessens, R Forster, J Shoemaker, P. LaFrance, Coach T. Loechler B Newell, P McDonough, T Olson, K. Nygaard, ROW FOUR: K Badertscher, G. Roles, D. Graff, G. LaFrance, K. Norberg, D. LaGue, R. Krbechek, S. Ranke, J. St Martin, J. Kochenderfer, BACK ROW: K. Graeber, B Vick, M. Kunz, R Holm, K Anderson, D. Deamon, S Lingo, B. Lenarz, NOT PICTURED: C. Nelson, M Sperbeck, M. Neff, J Liljequist, S. Fischer M Hestick, W. Johnson, C. Taylor, S. Anderson. . 'to wi ,iKeir games; rfactor in the s P es d made 5 '-r ' LEFT: Nash runs in for a touchdown, BOTTOM LEFT: Well guys, what next? BOTTOM RIGHT: Hennessey listens to instructions from Coach Rinehart. ' ,Wmug a wgw ask 32 Young Falcons Show Power First Row: G. NylinKP. Smith, D. Guernsey, T. O'Neil, D. Thiede, J . Bofferding, D. Nelson, K. Hayden, A. Nuznoff, T. Hanson, Second Row: C. Wojack, M. Gardner, 5. Lindbloom, D. Mickelberg, T. Clifford, D. Showalter, R. Jones, E. Togel, M. Claessens, J. Vogel, M. Malik, J. Rosenow, Third Row: Coach B. Johnson, 5. Barber, B. Thorkelson, F. Sekera, B. Bye, P. Anderson, T. Kohl, M. Anderson, G. Brandt, B. Audette, T. Lundstrom, B. Olson, P. Gunderman, Coach D. Swanovich, Not Pictured: T. Anderson, L. Besner, G. Malik, B. Kuzma. The sophomore football team of 1978-1979 was one of the most explosive teams ever to have hit Armstrong. The strongest part of the team seemed to have been its offense. According to Coach Swanovich, Next year, when this team becomes a part of the varsity team, they will have the potential of being the Lake Conference champions. 33 on While Losing Girls Tennis FRONT ROW: L. Sutherland, K. Speich, J. Hahn, L. Utoft, Capt. L. Riviere, M. Hayter, L. Backes, ROW TWO Sitting: B. Carlson, K. Schrader, T. Ewert, B. Mortanson, K. Westrum, K. Lanarz, C. Thompson, J. Sauer, J. Upton, ROW THREE: T. Ott, M. Kolein, J. Quandrud, D. Hoskins, Coaches B. Seikula and M. Klimmek, J. Fritz, S. Larson, 5. Gwin, P. Eastman, Capt. B. Brant, S. Geir. 4AM? ,, M Coach Klimmek gives pointers Team members work together 34 Under the guidance and leadership of coaches Mona Klimmek and Barb Seikula, and co-captains Laurie Riviere and Betsy Brandt, the tennis team ended the season with a 2-7 record. In the case of this team, the numbers were not the final score. Matches were always close but not within grasp. Superb effort and determination were noticeable in the play of all team members. The unusually large team, consisting of 26 members, was entertained throughout the season by ice cream parties, mixed doubles with the guys tennis team, mother-daughter matches, and the Alumni match. Overall, the 1978-1979 girls tennis team was a success for all of the participants. The people and the activities combined kept spirits high and the team moving. ABOVE: Capt. Laurie steps and swings, TOP LEFT: Jenny follows through, TOP RIGHT: Lynne puts forth power, RIGHT: Capt. Betsy awaits the serve. 35 Falcon Cross Country Shows Superiority Eric comes in for the finish. Armstrong runners pull out in front. Front Row: T. Koos, Coach K. Elias, B. Burrets, S. Zaic, K. Brandeen, K. Twomey, K. Sipe, C. Anderson, S. Patchin, V. Mullen, Row Four: C. Palosaari, L. Urbanski, Ast Coach G. Lee, J. Wally, L. Swintek, B. Bergseth, Anderson, R. Mindess, M. McElroy, M. Virshek, J. Leighton, J. Buen, C. C. Carruthers, H. Soga, L. Johnson, J. Anderson, Row Two: P. Pella, T. Bratch, J. Meyer, B. Menne, J. Kimmes, S. Campbell, R. Sauer, G. Hughes, Harding, J. Brewer, G. Leech, G. Johnson, 5. Bankole, K. Urbanski, Capt. B. M. Carsten, B. Ryan, T. Zemke, Row Five: D. Foy, J. McMoore, S. Kastrul, Erager, J. Anderson, K. Kimble, Capt. D. Kinney, J. Schwecke, T. Sipe, A. J. McCurdy, D. Bolt, 5. Langlie, S. Brueske, M. Shattuck, Capt. C. Meyer, Dooher, H. Hilton, Coach R. Kleyman, Row Three: 5. Hoelscher, N. Capt. E. Elias, Capt. M. Moher, P. Bratch, S. Schepman, D. Foy, 5. Paradise, R. Lynch, T. Meister, T. Jaeb, C. McDaniel, M, Anderson, S, McDowell, T. Doering, D. Braun, Not Pictured: J. Nelson, B. Everhart, T. Diederichs, J. Loechler, B. Sutherland, D. Burk, L. Zejdlik, D. Kimble, C. Grace, 5. Sutherland, L. Pohlman, J. Zitur, P, Kelly, D, Bauer 36 i s - E TOp left: The seven state champs, Top right uOn your mark, get set, GO! Bottom left: Coach Kleyman presents the school with the trophy, Bottom right: Kathy receives an official congratulations The boys, State Tournament team does it for Derwin. Coached by Rick 8ziiHarvii Kleyman, Kirk Elias, and Gary Lee, the 1978 Arm- strong cross country team consisted of ninety-five runners. They complained about injuries, bad weather, disappointing performances, and strenuous practices, yet they persisted, enjoying the success of both teams. A high point of the season for many participants was the superiority of their coaching and program. After- ward, Coach Kleyman said, uThis goes down as one of the greatest days in Armstrong cross country history, and weive had some good ones. Inspired by an infamous Jerry Jeff Walker song, and a running guru named Derwin McGerr, the boysi squad overcame a lack of customary depth to qualify for the State Meet for the seventh time in nine years. In September, however, even making it to State seemed improbable. A fourteenth place finish at the Early Bird Meet disheartened the team and shattered any of their immediate expecta. tions. Overshadowed by the girlst victories and unranked, the boys dedicated themselves to a steady buildup throughout the season. Seniors Rob Sauer, Craig Meyer, and Mike ttMilesi' Moher led the Falcons to third place in the Lake Conference. Two juniors, Scott Schepman and Jeff Nelson, added power to the top seven squad and were instrumental in the boys, second place region finish. Sauer also took All-Conference honors, with Meyer named to the second team. Three seniors, Kathy Kimble, Jane Anderson, and Donna Burke, gave the Falcon girlsi team the powerhouse quality it possessed. In addition, many talented undergraduates provided depth and strength to the squad. Despite stiff competi- tion for the top seven rankings, the girls retained a spirit of camaraderie. This unity, present all season, gave them confidence and excellence which led to outstanding individual accomplishments. Six junior varsity girls placed first through sixth at the tough Princeton Meet. All Conference honors went to Kimble, and for the third consecutive time, to both Burke and Anderson. Barb Bergseth won the Most Dedicated Award. At the State Meet, Kimble turned in a record time and attained AII-State status. For the second time in three years, they were once again champions of the State of Minnesota. Coach Kirk Elias shows his approval. Soccer - Alive And Kicking Front Row: J. Graen, B. Daly, T. Coughlin, M. Zeman, J. Byrne, Row Two: F. Magadan, B. Melas, K. Olson, Capt. K. Cameron, T. Grangaard, T. DeFrance, S. Meland, Row Three: M. Rowles, T. Moran, S. Doimer, B. Taylor, T. Gustafson, D. Lilly, J. Speich, B. Minger, Not pictured: J. Eaton, J. Hewitt 39 Armstrong soccer-itis alive and kicking. A surprisingly successful 1978 season .continued the turnabout in Falcon soccer which began last year. After cleaning house in 1977, Al Shaft left coach Randy Moselle with a junior-dominated squad from which to build. Those under- classmen isix startersi teamed with the seniors to form what may have been Armstrongs best team ever. Compiling a conference mark of eight wins, two losses, and four ties-matching last year,s team for most points in a season by a Falcon soccer team - Armstrong entered region six play-off com- petition with hopes of winning the three required games and advanc- ing to a spot in the four-team state tournament. After beating 5. Louis Park 10 in the region opener, Armstrong kicked it out with Edioa-East for five overtimes until senior Bret Minger, who led the Lake North in scoring, got a goal to end one of the most exciting games in many years for a Falcon team. Only a showdown against district rival Cooper stood between Arm- strong and their berth in state competition. After falling behind by a seemingly insurmountable two goals, the Falcons fought back to tie the match with just five minutes to go. Once again, as it happened so often during regular season, Armstrong would play over-time to decide a winner. Not once during the season did the Falcons come out losing from one of these thrillers. However, luck was not with Armstrong that night, as they were defeated 3-2 by Cooper, who went on to win the state title. Gaining All-Lake Conference honors, for the Falcons were senior captain Keith Cameron, Minger, and junior Jim Byrne. Honorable mention went to senior fullback Tim Grangaard. Byrne also received an All-State honorable mention. Senior goalie Todd Gustafson was voted the teams most valuable player and Jon Eaton received the annual Skip Ditch award. 40 Junior Varsity: FRONT ROW: K. Crowley, D. Brokel, K. Barker, T. Zukowski, M. Isch. ROW TWO: K. Wojak, J. Bonde, B. Dahlberg, J. Lyngholm, S. Anderson, C. Dirks, M. Coughlin, R. BaDois. Not pictured J. Johnson 50phomore Team: FRONT ROW: B. Vick, B. Leiniger, A. Olson, C. Benen, E. Duebner, J. Dahl, R. Hollan, T. LaLiberte, D. Erickson. ROW THREE: T. Maas, Anderson, T. Schuneman, M. Conrad, J. Shallbetter. ROW TWO: B. Strom, C. K. Fluth, D. Lingo, A. Evens. D. Steiner. B. Daly. J. Thompson, J. Hanson, D. Gerber, D. Simonson, S. Folkerds, M. Swenson, T. Westlund, G. Herger, D. Riviere, D. Sanders, 5- LOCkWOOd, 5- Lance, T- Wall, T- DOOher To State And Back With A Smile Keep your eye on the ball! This was heard frequently throughout volleyball practices at Armstrong. That phrase, plus dedication and talent were the key to the success of 1978 Girlis Volleyball team. Many hours of hard work developed skills to perfection. During the long, tiring prac- tices, a smile or two could always been seen, and State Tournament would linger in the minds of the players. Their hard work paid off. With an overall record of 21-7, they captured the District, Northern Division, Lake Confer- ence, and Region 6AA titles. Only State Tournament was left. This was the first year the Armstrong volleyball team participated in state competition. Excitement filled the air as Armstrong entered the court. The Falcons overpowered Coon Rapids in the first game, but couldn't hold on to win the match. Much had been learned when the tournament ended, and the Falcons returned home - with a smile. The J unior Varsity team traveled to St. Cloud to win the St. Cloud Invitational Tournament. Along with the winning season of the B-Squad, the dedicated teams hold promising talent for next year. VARSITY: L. Wiley, J. Caster, C. Schindler, L. Morris, C. Nelson, P. Smith, J. Zabel, L. Gutk- necht, Coach D. Erickson. Cheryl goes up for the block. J.V.: FRONT ROW: T. Ruggles, M. Smith, S. Brandt, N. Zeman. BACK ROW: D. Daniels, S. Lorentzen, D. Dechaine, J. Wally, B. Rolando. Coached by Bev Koski. B-SQUAD: FRONT ROW: D. Burk, A. Pearson, L. Nardini, 5. Olson, K. Kranz. S. Stearns, L. Sandstrom. BACK ROW: D. Stueven, M. Lucas, D. Lyngen, M. Heinz, M. Borgerding. L. Ander- son, L. Bartel, 5. Charles. Coached by Bev Koski. A Year Of Rebuilding This yearis girlsi swimming team was an inexperienced one with only two returning seniors; therefore, this was a year of rebuilding. Lead by coaches Mitch Peterson, Rick Withers, diving coach John Bauer, and captains Karen Hagedorn and Bev Anderson the team made significant improvements. Each girl was dedicated to improving her own skills, and bettering the team. The team became a very close one, with everyone helping their fellow team mates. Problems with the pool plagued the team throughout the season. A high level of chlorine in the pool made it very difficult and harmful to practice. Overcoming many obstacles, the young team earned a rewarding eighth place at regionals. Many individuals qualified for, and placed in region finals. 44 Front Row: C. Rinder, K. Dungan, S. Brose, M. Johnson, P. Edwards, 8. Dunnigan, L. Northagen, A. Tourville, Row Two: B. Bohlen, S. Welch, J. Kappes, L. Nelson, M. Whitten, M. Touve, T. Elder, K. Anderson, L. Stalnaker, Row Three: Coach M. Perterson, M. Palmquist, L. Andries, Capt. B. Anderson, Capt. K. Hagedorn, K. Larson, 8. Schultz, J. Shedlov, Coach R. Whithers m o 0 l . Ql! i IOOOOQOOOM . Gymnasts Seek State Front Row: T. Whinnery, R. Forslund, E. Pasno, R. Schwimmer, Row Two: T. Moore, 8. Aakhus, B. Cook, Capt. N. Waters, D. McNosky, D. Johnson, Coach J. Brunning, J. Jones, B. Hauglid, Capt. P. Pearson, D. Berger, Capt. B. Conlow, M. Eichhorst, R. Carlson, Coach D. Kuhn Trying to continue some traditions at Arm- strong are easy, some are hard, and some are virtually impossible. One such impossibility is a continuous state championship men,s gymnas- tic team. Last year was the first year in Arm- strongts history that it did not gain the state gymnastic title. This year was full of hopes for regaining that title. Rated second in the state for much of the year, the Falcons looked to be a favorite to win that title. However, their second place finish behind Robbinsdale in the region meet was not high enough to qualify them for state. The season was not at all a loss for many of the Falcons. Seven athletes from Armstrong,s small squad competed as individuals at state. These individuals included seniors Pearson, Waters, Whinnery, and Conlow, juniors Forslund and McNosky, and sophmore Schwimmer. Pearson, a Falcon tri-captain won the still ring state title. His scores earned him All-American honors in the event. 46 g , , MWW 6mm, . m .u, . . a. , y. Ww'mvwm - , viniwwgfmwggamwemm .w x , Ina! ; Basketball-Exciting . . . And Winning ' Behind a six-game winning streak early in the season, Armstrong,s menis basketball team rode itis way in the region 6AA play-offs with a second place standing in the Lake North Conference. On opposite ends of the streak were losses to Robbinsdale. Being conference champions and neighborhood rivals, the Robins provided the main stumbling block in the Falcons drive for a state tournament berth. Under the direction of Whitey Johnson, 14 year veteran coach from Cooper who moved over to Armstrong this season, the Falcons treated local fans with an exciting, moving and winning style of basketball. Senior guards Jon Calder and Bret Minger led the high-scoring Falcons through one of the best seasons ever for an Armstrong ball team. One of many highlighting moments during the year was the non-conference match against Coach Johnsonis alma mater, Eau Claire, Wis. In front of a packed Wis. crowd, the Falcons defeated their cross-state power. Front Row: D. Larson, Capt. J. Calder. B. Minger, D. Nash, P. Bordeaux, M. Daly. Row Two: Coach R. iiWhitey Johnson, M. Kunz, J. St. Martin, B. Lenarz, T. Anderson, M. Moran, B. Taylor, T. Moran, Coach T. Strong, Mgr., Trainer J. Mihas Front Row: T. Moran, B. Mellis, T. Hanson, P. Bordeaux, M. Daly. Row Two: Mgr. Trainer J. Mihas, M. Thiede, C. Dugger, J. St. Martin, M. Northagen, M. Kunz, M. Styer, Coach T. Strong Front Row: K. Hayden, B. Daly, T. Hanson, D. Guernsey, S. Lindbloom. Row Two: G. Zibley, P. Gunderman, B. Olson, Coach J. Hahn Not Pictured: T. Dooher, R. Goodthunder Leadership, Sportsmanship, Spirit Success . . . Front Row: B. Short, J . Kujanson, J . Anderson, H. Longren, A. Zinerack, Row Two: Coach M. Peterson, 5. Leddy, J . Liljequist, D. Berger, B. Yueh, Row Three: 5. Ketcher, D. Johnson, Capt. S. Campbell, Capt. D. Kujanson Not Pictured: D. Bauer, Mgr. C. Peterzen A successful season doesn't necessarily rest on the number of wins and losses, or the number of partici- pants. But if team spirit, leadership and sportsman- ship have any say in a usuccess , then Armstrongts men,s swimming team was truly a success. Led by captains Steve Campbell and Doug Kujanson, the swim team worked together and swam their best. SO 51 Team Pulls Together Cutting weight, sweating and grunting through practices, enduring swollen fingers, bruises and bloody noses and exhausting oneself in a six minute match . . , all are part of wrestling. This years team had the almost traditional losing record, but there were times when the team pulled together and things went exactly right. Such times produced first place finishes in the Edina East and Tartan tournaments as well as a high finish at the tough Grand Rapids tournament. The wrestling team was spotted with standouts such as seniors Steve Hennessey, Rick Forster and Pat McDonough. Juniors Ken Graeber and Bill Hoffman, plus sophomore Joe Hansen offer high promise for next year. Despite a losing team record, the wrestlers showed theytre not Hlosers . 52 .1 Front Row: B. Orrick, J . Leighton, E. Anderson, D. Thiede, M. Tangen, T. Westlund, Row Two: Capt. S. Hennessey, B. Hoffman, D. Showalter, M. Wiese, B. Everhart, G. Ohman, B. Hoffman, R. Jones, Row Three: J. Hewitt, B. Williams, C. Nelson, R. Griffin, K. Graber, G. Brant, Capt. P. McDougnough, R. Forster, J. Hansen Not Pictured: C. Larson 53 irls Sweat Too! VARSITY AND J.V.: FRONT ROW: 5. Witcraft, M. Smith, L. Zejdlik, K. Kimble, L. Utoft, L. Johnson, Row Two: Coach K. Fraser, J. Liesch, C. Strong, L. Andries, L. Morris, C. Nelson, K. Lenarz, D. Daniels, A. Dooher. 54 Sugar and spice and everything nice Thatts what girls are made of Tennis shoes, shorts, jocksocks, sweat Theytre girls too, you bet!! Armstrongts Girls Basketball team was a hard working group of girls. They practiced five days a week and played about sixteen games during the season. Under the direction of captains Char Nelson and Sue Witcraft, and new coach Kathy Fraser, the girls competed in many tough and challenging games. SOPHOMORES: Front Row: 5. Kottke, K. Dungan, L. Urbanski, L. Nelson, Row Two: Coach M. Klimmek, S. Harrington, D. Bethke, J. Wally, T. Terhark, M. Palmquist, J. Wally, L. Bartel, D. Kimble 55 Hockey-Shoots For High Goals High goals for the hockey team were set at the beginning of the season by both players and coaches. With 10 returning seniors and coach Bruce Johnson rejoining the team after a yeafs leave at Notre Dame, the team had had its hopes set on being one of the top four contenders in our region. Changes were made in practices. Scrimages and Hchalk talkst', became more prevelent. The pucksters had a lot of incoming and returning talent. They also had a lot of valuable experience. The captains, provided leadership, and became solid examples to the team. Unfortunately, the talent and experience were hindered by a lack of unity and individual confidence. However, the Falcons .did have a winning season. New Hope Arena was often packed to capacity, as fans came out to support the Falcons. Ftont Row: M. Mullen, D. Hegra, Capt. D. Jensen, Capt. D. Deamon, Capt. T. Olson, J. Exel, C. Tsatsos. Row Two: Coach B. Johnson, D. Sybrandt, R. Sauer, B. Robbins, W. Hintz, M. Leddy, P. LaFrance, M. Claessens, T. DeFrance. M. Sletten. B. Hills, Coach D. Moore 56 J.V. Front Row: N. Frandsen, R. Hellin, M. Wilbur, T. Anderson, P. Smith, M. Malik, B. Schrier, G. Pauquette, Row Two: Coach B. Johnson, G. Chapman, M. Koenig, T. Vuckson, C. Riviere, R. Kyostia, C. Kirkhoff, D. Erickson, B. Thorkelson, S. Sundgren, Coach D. Moore Not Pictured K. Nygaard Varsity Reserve: Front Row: M. Gardner, 5. Frederickson, M. Winge, T. Murphy, 5. Schultz, K. Ahlers, J. Shalbetter, C. MeDaniels. Row Two: D. Staples, D. Lynch, M. Mohr, L. Jacobson, D. Sanders, P. Anderson, C. Christ, B. Miller, M. Ahlers, S. Esterberg, K. Jacobson, B. Vick, Coach P. Anderson Not Pictured: B. Hills, M. Brengman, P. Jaques Midgets: Front Row: M. McElroy, M. Strauss, B. Kuzma. E. Olson, D. Nelson, T. Juday. Row Two: Coach M. Bhurt, B. Leininger, J. Johnson, D. Steiner, J. Mink, M. Anderson, J. Virshek, M. Claussens, B. Bloomgren, M. Virshek, Coach J. Reinheim 57 - Hard Work Unites Team Two early season byes helped the Girls Gymnastics team to organize and prepare their routines for the first meet. Many varsity gymnasts returned again this year to anchor the team in all events, and helped their new coach, Bev Koski and incoming gymnasts adjust. Long hours of pain and hard work were shared by all. From December until March, athletic abilities were heightened, unity between team members developed, and meaningful friend- ships were formed. Every gymnast could measure this season not only in terms of their growth as gymnasts and athletes but also in terms of their growth as individuals and of friends. Front Row: P. Schlender, T. lmholte, Capt. L. Michael, Capt. M. Siems, L. Hein, L. Olson. Row Two: C. Anderson, K. Fridgen, K. Cameron, L. Michael, S. Bankole, B. Moore, J . Bauer. Standing: Student Coach; M. Lucas, M. Jenson, J. Juris, J. Jackson, K. Williams. On Bars: J. Johnson, L. Applequist, S. Gaulke 58 Increased Distance Provides Depth Front Row: Coach D. Wolter, Coach G. Locke, P. Vomhof, B. Rataway, J. Meter, 5. Hoelcher, R. Fredrickson, K. Olson, Capt. T. Koos. Row Two: Mgr. T. Frondell, P. Twomey, D. Kinney, A. Rundle, B. Kelly, B. Erager, Row Three: K. Westrum, J. Loechler, S. Thompson, L. Litterer, C. Carruthers, L. Wicklund, B. Sutherlund, T. Zemke, R. Becklund, B. Menne, Capt. S. Diederichs. Row Four: R. Hunt, Mgr. J. Pietig, C. Anderson, M. Sonasis, T. Doering, J. Cooley, S. McDowell. Row Five: D. Foy, J. Bonde, L. Seiler, C. Anderson. Not Pictured: J. Schliesman, W. Heck, S. Sutherland, D. Erlandson, Capt. B. Bergseth The 50 members of the 1978-1979 cross country ski team got off to an early start this year, with heavy snowfall in November. The depth, intense intersquad competition, and sincere enthusiasm towards skiing greatly improved the team from last year. The coaches, Don Wolter and Grant Locke kept track of the kilo- meters skied in an effort to increase distances skied, which was crucial when trying to stay competitive in the toughest region of the state. Both the boys' and girlst teams had winning records. 61 ' Skiers Take The Slopes :ng FRONT ROW: B. Coy, C. Bachiochi, P. McKenna, K. Haug, G. Meisser. ROW TWO: K. Kempf, J. Fay, F. Starnes, D. LaGue, M. Swenson, K. Rhode. ROW THREE: A. Baer, S. Nielsen, G. Be- sonen, M..Aldrich, D. Beihoffer, B. Eddy, Coach P. Hoover. BACK ROW: P. Pella, D. Wilson, G. Hudak, S. Moore, T. Schuneman, S. Beede, M. Anderson, B. Vick, Capt. D. Milun. Not pictured: P. Baer Guided by coaches: Doug Carlson, Pete Hoover, and Randy Rokola, Armstronghs largest men's slalom ski team, achieved a second place standing in the com- petitive Lake North Conference and sent skiers, D. Milun, B. Vick, 5. Beihoffer, S. Nielson, C. Bachiochi, and M. Anderson, to regions. Out of fourteen teams, they raced to a fourth place finish. Preseason prep- aration, team unity, squad depth, and a competitive atmosphere lead to an enjoyable and successful sea- son. Preseason preparation included running, weight training, ski walking and vivacious soccer games. The unusual depth at the squad allowed for a victorious outcome in many of the tough meets. Sparked by a team dinner preceding every conference race, friend- ships were formed and team unity was established. The dinners not only furnished a catalus for camara- derie, but also satisfied hungry stomachs. . ., 1th 1M WWAW MW 62 FRONT ROW: B. Mortenson, P. Werner, G. Hoover, Capt. M. Koelfgen. ROW 2: J. Ullevig, D. Kruse. ROW 3: Capt. S. Patchin, P. Koelfgen, L. McLennan, Coach P. Hoover. Not pictured: K. Schrader, S. Saucier, Coach D. Carlson, 5. Kelly, S. Collison, L. Backes, P. Smith. awwn... ,m t 4 From the start of the dry land training, the 1978-79 downhill skiers were very devoted to their team. The girls spent many hours on the slopes working to- wards their goal of State. Led by' captains Mary Koelfgen and Sal- ly Patchin and coaches Pete Hoover and Doug Carlson, the Armstrong Girls Slalom team had a successful season, despite its 1055 in Regionals. 63 DRUM MAJOR: D. Stensrud FIRST ROW: W. Birkholz, S. Kyro, T. Meister, K. VanDePlasch, E. Strob, J . Lund, K. Knutson, S. Carrington, P. Minge, A. Pearson, T. Luke, P. Donovan, T. Imholt, L. Watson, V. Swanson, B. Quarnstrom, A. Kildahl, L. Unger, L. Anderson. ROW TWO: M. Dahl, K. Sipe, J. Spevacek, L. Davis, J. Ullevig, P. Bliss, J. Bugos, S. McDowell, T. Erickson, K. Remde, J. Pietig, D. Abrahamson, L. Bergman, P. Swanson, D. Schurz, P. Albrecht, L. Jackman, B. Corey, Sue Anderson, S. Anderson, J. Harris, D. Kreager, J . Jenson, L. Renschler, M. Petitclair, K. Sarff, ROW THREE: D. Gutknecht, J. Rein, L. Burland, S. Friedman, K. Hanson, L. Winge, D. Klenk, F. Bootz, B. Baskin, B. Rein, L. Wicklund, B. Sutherland, T. Luke, T. Stenzel, D. Sander, B. Lane, M. Franzen, T. Ruggles, G. Hodapp, S. Stark, G. Wesloe, P. Stalheim, B. Radway, G. Harrison, G. Anderson, T. Barrett, B. Ryan, B. Menne, K. Wormuth, S. Sutherland, R. Dewey. ROW FOUR: K. Irwin, S. Selinger, V. Treptau, G. Dahlman, M. Aldrich, G. Brandt, D. Bauer, M. Lorence, D. Peterzen, S. Brown, 5. Peterson, T. Luke, 8. Diedericks, B. Larson, 8. LangleY, C. Perrine, J. Kirk, V. Stephens, K. Mahoney, T. Doering, J. Kirk, K. Fries, J. Maine, M. Stenzel, D. Brack. ROW FIVE: T. Kohl, B. Reinhart, D. Watkins. ROW SIX: DIRECTORS: J. French, R. Bjorkman, L. Campbell, A. Moss, D. Schwartz, J. Erickson, R. Waller, 5. Bloom, P. Reller, K. Stene, D. Selzer, J. Rukavina, T. Palmquist, T. Barton, K. Dungan, M. Lunzer, T. Carr, M. Treptau, E. Dungan, 5. Bye, K. Raine, T. Overland. FRONT ROW: A. Moss, T. Carr, R. Schwartz, S. Bye. BACK ROW: J. Erickson, M. Treptau, E. Dungan, M. Lunzer, 5. Bloom, K. Raine, K. Stene, T. Overland, R. Waller, P. Reller, K. Dungan. ??ront Row: Eve Strobel, Donnelle Abrahamson, Dawn Klenk, Tammy lmholte, Sheri Kiro, Diane Gutknect, Becky Quarn- utrom. Back Row: Lisa Ross, Jane Rein, Kris Van De Placsh, Mary Franzen, Lisa Burland, Laura Campbell, Jody Lund, Debby Schurz, Sarah Friedman Band Instrumental In AHS Performances Soon after the close of the 1978 school year, rehearsals for this years marching band began. As summer ended and the next school year resumed, practices began at 6:30 a.m. Through the morning frost, the steamy breath of the musicians rose as they stomped their way to perfection. The schedule of performances for the band was hectic. Starting off their iiseasonh by competing for the first time in the state fair marching band competition, they received third place in their area of competition. Other scheduled appearances included playing for the St. Olaf College Parenfs Day game, and performances at Armstrongis infamous football games, soccer matches and pepfests. Many hours of rehearsal and performances was given by all Marching Band members. Thanks to their dedication, enthusiasm, and talent, those students were a part of the largest and one of the best Marching Bands Armstrong has ever produced. 67 i Notes Of Achievement Band is more than a class that meets one hour every day. It involves other activities important to the curriculum, the school, and individ- ual success. Concert bands, both red and blue, and Symphonic band perform regularly scheduled concerts throughout the year at Arm- strong. They also compete in the state contest and travel to elemen- tary and junior high schools to present their music. Along with playing an instrument, emphasis on music theory, conducting tech- niques and score reading are also stressed. Band members help to support Armstrong athletic events through Marching Band and three pep bands. These extra-curricular activi- ties not only spirit the athletes but create a unity between band members. Jazz Ensamble I, another musical group at Armstrong, adds to the variety of music performed. Though it is a no-credit course, much time is put into this group to prepare for their concerts at Arm- strong, various colleges, and for civic groups. The success of these groups comes through individual success. There are always new goals to strive for. Perfecting a song, reaching a higher chair, preparing for solos and ensambles, or trying out for certain groups add even more reasons for many hours of practice. Band is more than hard work though. It is also smiles of success, friendship, and memories. Idle moments are few for an Armstrong band member. JAZZ ENSAMBLE l: FRONT ROW: G. Wesloh, D. Stensrud, G. Hodapp, T. Erick- son. ROW 2: R. Dewey, B. Ryan, J. Maine, T. Stenzel, L. Wicklund. ROW 3: S. Sutherland, K. Wormuth, 5. Bye, W. Birkholz. ROW 4: M. Aldrich, D. Peterzen, S. Selinger, T. Palmquist, E. Soderstrom. BACK ROW: K. Salmela, D. Bauer, P. Reller, E. Dungan, S. Saliny. DIRECTOR: J. French. 68 FRONT ROW: L. Davis, T. Erickson, M. Dahl, J. Erickson, K. Knutson, A. Davis, K. Hagedorn, A. Pearson, T. Meister, P. Twomey, T. Imholte, W. Birkholz. ROW 2: B. Courey, J. Spavacek, C. Schindler, S. Gokcen, K. Sipe, J. Harris, D. Kinney, F. Bootz, R. Waller, 5. Bloom, G. Wesloh, D. Spaulding, D. Stensrud, C. Twomey, B. Sutherland, T. Stenzel, L. Wicklund. ROW 3: M. Aldrich, R. Krbechek, G. Brandt, S. Brown, S. Selinger, D. Bauer, T. Moke, B. Reinhart, D. Watkins, T. Palmquist, L. Heidmann, L. Renschler, K. Sarff, M. Petitclair. BACK ROW: DIRECTOR: J. French, J. Rochon, P. Reller, 5. Bye, T. Carr, A. Moss, M. Treptau, E. Dungan, J. Maine, K. Wormuth, S. Sutherland, R. Dewey, R. Knutson, L. Campbell. Not Pictured: J. Bugos, D. Peterzen. CONCERT BAND BLUE: FRONT ROW: 5. Anderson, L. Hagen, T. Palmer, .D. Lavine, K. Irwin, L. Haug, L. Erickson, P. Smith, C. Knaeble. ROW TWO: D. Gutknecht, J. Rein, J. Pietig, K. Hansen, D. Klenk, B. Baskin, J. Quistad, L. Haraldson, J. Elie, S. Carrington, K. Larson, D. Stafford. ROW THREE: L. Winge, L. Boyce, P. Benson, J. Nelson, D. Kreager, H. Heaner, D. Sander, T. McGannon, M. Carston, S. Stark, T. Dylla, D. Deamon, G. Steffans, M. Stenzel, T. Barratt, B. Ryan. ROW FOUR: T. Barton, B. Thorkelson, M. Claessens, T. Olson, S. Diedrichs, M. Lorence, B. Larson, K. Kempf, S. Landlie, J. Kirk, K. Von Busch, K. Mahoney. BACK ROW: K. Raine, S. Olson, T. Overland, K. Dungan, S. Jaeger. DIRECTOR: D. Kloos. lululllIl CONCERT BAND RED: FRONT ROW: L. Barland, J. Ullevig, K. Remde, P. Bliss, K. Duret, L. Johnson, V. Swanson, J. Lund, E. Strobel, L. Anderson, L. Unger. ROW TWO: L. Jackman, S. McDowell, P. Swanson, D. Abrahamson, L. Bergman, B. Carlson, C. Priebe, P. Albrecht, D. Schurz, B. Rein, N. Paradise, L. Watson, K. Van De Plasch, A. Kildahl, S. Kyro, B. Quamstrom. ROW THREE: T. Luke, J. Houchins, S. Moore, T. Doering, B. Lane, P. Stalheim, G. Hodapp, J. Anderson, M. Franzen, T. Luke, T. Ruggles, J. Jensen, L. Kaltenback. ROW FOUR: K. Burke, V. Treptau, K. Salmela, T. Coughlin, G. Dalman, K. Fries, R. Henry, V. Steffens. C. Perrine, M. Leidam, T. Howard, T. Kohl, D. Salzer, John Rukavina, D. Brack, G. Anderson, B. Radway, S. Harrison, B. Menne. BACK ROW: J. Falgien, A. Skogman, S. Esterberg, M. Lunzer. DIRECTOR: J. French. 70 Fine Music And Talent Under the direction of Richard Saliny, the 1978- 79 Armstrong Orchestra again kept its reputation as one of the finest in the state. In addition to four annual concerts, a combined presentation with the Armstrong choirs was also performed. The partici- pation of some of its fifty members in the Minneso- ta State High School Contest further demonstrat- ed their dedication to selfimprovement through solo and ensamble work. Fine music and talent are two characteristics the Armstrong orchestra has maintained throughout its years. FRONT ROW: D. Make, 5. Barber, K. Stene, J . Brewer, D. Bloom, 5. Saliny, E. Soderstrom, M. Davis. ROW 2: J . Kreager, M. Palmquist, K. Turbenson, C. Peterzen, K. Funck, R. Stensrud, L. Fourre, C. Thompson, T. Munnings, M. Spevacek, E. Dahlberg. ROW 3: B. Johnson, J. Neuman, A. Davis, K. Hagedorn, T. Imholte, W. Birkholz, J. Erickson, R. Waller, S. Bloom, M. Murnane, K. Ploetz, ROW 4: R. Humola, T. Svea, J. Bonde, L. Sunderland, K. Bremseth, L. Heidmann, L. Renschler, K. Sarff, L. Davis, M. Dahl, J. Bugos, J. Spevacek. BACK ROW: M. Treptau, A. Moss, E. Dungan, 8. Bye, T. Make, 5. Selinger, D. Bauer, M. Aldrich, R. Dewey, S. Sutherland, J. Maine, K. Wormuth, M. Watz, R. Knutson, L. Campbell. DIRECTOR: R. Saliny. 71 Concert Choir Chimes n Mgmuv -. Hanson, S. Lund, G. Hoover, C. Zimmerman, L. Barland, A. Erickson, J. Jackson, D. RED CHOIR: Front Row: 3. Erickson, K. Vogelsberg, E. O'Reilly, D. Lygen, K. Anderson, M. Campbell, J. Rasmussen BACK ROW: T. Anderson, C. Olson, S, Dungan, M. Lange, K. Threlkeld, B. Radway, S. Byrns, L. Bartel, S. Larson, ROW TWO: A. Hanson, K. Johnson, J. Conner, K. Krantz, L. Cross, B. Little, H. Tutro, J. Johnson, D. Lingo, A. Czerneck, L. Seiler, T. Ditton, R. Forslund, J. Potter, A, Takata, H. Niels, K. Langsdorf, L. Michels, K. Westrom, M. Jenson, M. Stolee, C. Lindquist, T. Dooher, R. Magnuson, J. Olson, T. Murphy, J. Mentzos, B. Hoffmann,J. Wilson, P. Cullado, P. Kohlhepp. ROW THREE: M. Andress, CI Classens, B. Hoffman Richmond, 5. Peoples. R. Lillesve, J. Sittler, M. Hartman, J. Westphal, S. Veldt, S. Ronning, B. Dalum, L. 72 BLUE CHOIR: Front Row: B. Howard, R. Lynch, 5. Louk, T. Buen, S. Gokcen, B. Gronholm ROW TWO: B. Engstrom, B. Bunday, P. Edwards, K. Wasti, B. Crossing, M. Schardin, J. Bryant, L. Patterson, M. Schnell, D. Trusinski, R. Blanz, ROW THREE: L. Ross, 5. Jewett, M. Palmquist, L. Lamon, R. Wesloh, D. Bethke, D. Abrahamson, 5. Charles, L. Kettner, V. Mercer, T. Munnings, J. Jermasek, K. Bruning, K. Youngberg, BACK ROW: L. Stalnaker, J. Augst, J. Thompson, D. Strom, D. Nelson, G. Anderson, R. Wells, B. Strom, E. Togel, R. Jones, P. Schutz, R. Bolt. 73 Harmony-Hard Work-Fun Being in choir is something that can't really be put into words. Work was the watch word this year for the choirs. Lack of continuity, mid- year changes in leadership, and disorganization were all obstacles that probably demanded more dedication from members this year than any other. Rehearsals, testing, raising money, and working for hours towards an end result of perhaps an hour of performance. So what made all the work worth it? Why spend the hundred hours working for those one or two hours? The answer is the choir itself - a choir made up of good friends that make the work worthwhile. But it still comes down to work. And if the world is a little more beautiful for the work we put in, it will have been worth it. FRONT ROW: 5. Edgley, R. Bostrom, K. Kordell, T. Zaugg, D. Murphy, J . Leighton, L. Teig, L. Backes, R. Kunutson, J . Potter, C. Watz, S. Michalicek, G. Swanson, L. Pohlman, K. Sarff. ROW TWO: T. Anderson, 5. Peterson, J. Quistad, M. Krantz, M. Davis, E. Gustavsson, M. Tuve, C. Nelson, L. Hertle, N. Zeman, K. Barnes, M. Haldmaier, L. Ramosv C. Sandbaken, M. Lukson, L. Hein, R. Humola, ROW THREE: L. Cooper, C. Dirks, B. Everhart, T. Manwaring, M. Gerdes, 5. Little, S. Bloon, S. Lee, C. Meyer, M. Kessler, C. Showalter, J. Lingholm, S. Saucier. BACK ROW: M. Burrill, B. Johnson, C. Swanson, J. McMoore, S. Shepard, P. Bratsch, J. Bomstad, D. Bolt, K. Irwin, A. Lawson, E. Dungan, M. Redden, B. Bolt, B. Bonnin, M. Lunzer, B. Rolando, S. Lingo, H. Reinhart. mummy. .3915. 74 CHAMBER SINGERS: K. Barnes, 5. Knight, D. Morphy, J. Leighton. M. Krantz, T. Anderson, M. Burrill, S. Lingo, M. Redden, B. Johnson, C. Nelson, M. Lunzer, A. Lawson, B. Bolt, L. Teih, T. Zaugg, J. Bomstad, P. Bratsch, S. Shepard 75 ' Spirit: For The Fun Of It ASTRONETTES-Dancing wasntt the only necessary qualification in becoming an AHS Astronette. The fourteen sophmore and junior girls on the line quickly learned that dedication, leadership and cooperation were elements required for a successful season. Their rigorous practices paid off when they were invited to perform at parades in Jordan, Robbinsdale, Lake City and Hopkins. Each Astronette participated in danceline activites as well. These included selling candy, dancing at the University of Minnesota Danceline Clinic, hosting several car washes, selling candles, dancing at the Armstrong pepfests and, of course, performing at the football and basketball halftimes. Being a member of the Armstrong danceline resulted in a closer educational and social environment for each girl. BIRD TALK - Being a mascot for Armstrong is an experience none of us will forget. It is difficult to explain the satisfaction one gets from being a birdie and supporting our teams. It teaches cooperation and friendship. But there is one side of being a Falcon that we value most. It was perfectly acceptable to make fools of ourselves and we did. Tying shoelaces together and draping toilet paper during cheers were a few pranks that were not always met with approval. But, being behind that mask always brought out the craziness and inhibitions were fogotten. We may not have always been sophisticated out there, but we sure had a lot of fun. FRONT ROW: P. Popp, M. Keller, P. Melby. ROW TWO: R. Humola, D. Omen, B. Little, B. Nelson, C. Sutton, C. Gandrud. BACK ROW: 3. Gokcen, C. VanOr- num, K. Parkin, 5. Peter- son, K. Melby, B. Westlo, L. Nemur. 76 77 FLAGS - ttOK. you guys, this is it! Wetve practiced half the summer to prepare for this game. As we practice in the Armstrong parking lot before the game, we find that the wind is blowing us away. Our flags are flying out of our hands, and wetre just struggling to hang on! By this time, wetre telling ourselves that it isntt going to be windy at Mielke, tsays whom. Itts finally our turn to go out and twirl our flags. As we run out our hearts sink to our feet, and we try to crack jokes to make each other laugh. After the first game it becomes easier and a whole lot more fun. But . . . . its not over yet - we still have our basketball games to twirl. An entirely new season, and new memories of our flagtwirling days at Armstrong. Who said Happy Days are in the 50's? Happy Days are now! BIRDIES: T. Munstenteiger, T. Curran, A. Hammond. FLAGS: C. Ford, R. Para. dise, S. Sherman, M. Wan- nos, J. Millan, L. Moberg, G. Leech, J. Henn. ' Winter Cheers Warm Spirits - - K , K. Vogelsberg, L. Julseth, BACK ROW: T. Armstrong, P. Mooney, P. Donavan, J. Haugen, J. Vos, L. Loaney. K. Tangen. FRONT ROW: 5. Goike A-SQUAD WRESTLING A-SQUAD BASKETBALL. S. Lutz, K. Haug, L. Duebner 78 A-SQUAD HOCKEY: N. Carlson, L. Rivere, A. Kelly, S. Crone, T. Ott, B. Bonnin, D. McGowen. B-SQUAD WRESTLING: CLOCKWISE: S. Mathews, K. Montgomery, T. Chase, M. Petrovich. KW? B-SQUAD HOCKEY: S. Fosson, P. Cullado, S. Gicking, A. Zarracina, K. Polasari. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: M. Mooney, R. Stuart, K. Loaney, FRONT ROW: K. Becker, 5. Louk. 79 Spirit Prevails Rewards in cheerleading come often. Adding to the excitement of the season were the extra spirit boosters like TPfingi the playersi houses, potlucks and team parties. Fans joined in the excitement and added to the smiles of the squad. But there were disappointments also. After cheering for sever- al overtimes with frozen legs and wind-bit faces, a tension filled game ended with the Armstrong soccer team losing to Cooper by a score of 2 to 1. The teamis loss was shared by the cheerleaders and spirits drooped. Spirits didn,t stay low for long, however, when the squad realized the great friendships made and the successful year they had. A-SQUAD: FRONT ROW: K. Haug, J. Wojak, L. Duebner, S. Goike, K. Tangen, T. Armstrong, J. Vos, T. Rivezzo. ROW TWO: K. Vogelsberg, K. Grande, K. Cameron. BACK ROW: J. Haugen, S. Lutz, S. Loaney, Pi Mooney. B-SQUAD: FRONT ROW: K. Rosen, K. Becker, J. Johnson, B. Moore, K. Loaney, J. Juris, B. Bunday. STANDING: K. Anderson, M. Mooney. Pom Poms - Excitement uLifeis been good to me so far? uYea, rah, rah, FALCONSV, And so it went many a summer morning. Alarm clocks going off at 6:30 a.m., our favorite Joe Walsh blaring all the way to practice, and then cheer after cheer after cheer. All this is preparation for the first game. Did it pay off? Maybe not in obvious ways because the first football game was as confusing as ever. But many lasting friendships and memorable times resulted, and so the early morning practices and many hassles did pay off. Even broken legs and losing members to Louisiana didnit sever friendships made this year. POMS: FRONT ROW: A. Middleton, 8. Nelson. BACK ROW: J. Schwecke, K. Swedberg, L. Orensten, C. Besselman, M. Gerdes, M. Burrill V. Schreyeri 81 Student Government Student Government: Front Row: H. Berg, J . Jubert, J . Fischman, C. Swanson, C. Classon, A. Bonnin, Row Two: C. Peterzen, L. Backes, J. Jenson, D. Klenk, J. Conner, B. Radway, P. Keiffer, D. Erlansen, J. Kemise, C. Steinwedel, C. Ehert, B. Yueh, A. Minors, T. Stenzel, L. Ross, L. Watson, A. Rundle, S. Bye, C. Furo, K. Irwin In previons years, Armstrong has had a student-faculty senate in which the students and staff worked together in making decisions for all of Armstrong. This year, however, a new government was designed, exclu- sively for the students. Armstrongls Student Government consists of a representative from each homeroom. A president, vice-president, secre- tary and treasurer were nominated and voted upon by'homeroom repre- sentatives of all three grade levels. This year's Student Government was very successful in planning and presenting a breakfast program, which had been discontinued since 1976. Also, a committee of government members presented a modified version of Robertls Rules of Order, to be used during Student govern- ment meetings. Another project, worked on, concerned the construction of a means of protection for school grounds from snowmobiles and other mobilized trespassers. If nothing else was gained through Student Government, it would be safe to say that it promoted student involvement, pride and concern for Armstrong, which is a success and honor in itself. 82 Declamation Declamation is an opportunity to meet students from all over the state. The emphasis in declamation is not so much on winning as it is on just doing the best that you can. Students compete in any of the four categories: prose and poetry, both serious and humorous, significant speeches and discussion. The Duluth Invitational and the Bloomington-Jefferson Invitational were both big events for the declamers. Declamation: Front Row: A. Sigurdson, B. Blanz, W. Heck, J. Schlender, L. Bart, Row Two: A. Anastos, C. Ploetz, J. McCunn, R. Bolt, B. Little, M. Redden, S. Knight, Advisor 5. Eddelston, C. Showalter, Row Three: L. Loechler, Advisor R. Whelan, T. Stenzel, B. Bowman, Advisor R. Wood, K. Collins 83 Student Activity Board Members of the Student Activity Board kept themselves busy this year planning and organizing pep-fests, Sno-Daze Week, and Prom. All of these activities were designed for the enjoyment of the student body. Heads of various organizations were recruited at the begin- ning of the year under the guidance of advisor John Tel- ford. The students worked hard in the early mornings before school to give Armstrong a variety of activities to enjoy. J. Telford, A. Kao, A. Anastos, C. Ehret, T. Stenzel, 5. Bye. 84 Audio Visual: Front Row: E. Dungan, N. Juliot, J. Augst, T. Schuneman, G. Sension, J. Kimmes, S. Wiest Row Two: R. Forness, J. Anderson, K. Sarff, D. Melling Audio Visual The Audio Visual Department under the direction and support of Norm Juliot has achieved and surpassed the itstate of the art in production, reproduction and service. To produce, reproduce and serve are the goals of the A.V. student. Skills range from running simple tape recorders and complicated video machines to the infamous large groups. The responsibility of successful lighting and visual effects for the large groups rests on their shoulders. Dedication, hard work, dull jobs and little recognition are what A.V. is about. Black Student Committee ArmstrongTs 21 Black students brought Afro-American history month to Armstrong for the first time this year. The Black student commit- tee was formed with one purpose in mind: to educate Armstrong students about Black culture and history. This was done by a display, large group guest speakers and other activities. This was enjoyed by many students and is planned to become an annual event at Armstrong. Black Student Committee: Front Row: C. Carruthers, J. Mentzos, S. Carter, Row Two: T. Howard, W. Stanifer, M. Hestick, J. Howe 85 Rookie Staff 79 ialias Gyre Staffi, that was us - plunging into creating the Armstrong Gyre not with experience, but with enthusiasm and determination to give the yearbook our best shot. We soon realized the ropes of being a staff member: frequently staying after school, the frustration of trying to meet a deadline lacking the necessary photos, arranging and alphabetizing 2,000 student pictures plus But we also learned a few survival techniques; always have your sense of humor on hand, drink plenty of Coke, eat massive quantities of munchies, and learn how to make good excuses for not staying after school to work. In our continuous search for the meaning of life, lost photos, disappear- ing staff members and pens that write, there was always a common question which could be found on the lips of any Gyre staffer, HHow did I get suckered into this? We were careful, however, not to voice this question out loud in the heat of a late deadline for fear of an uprising whereas the Gyre would most likely become nonexistant. Along with the lost photos, we did find our answers - we never did find one pen. Being a minority responsible for making the yearbook for the majority of Armstrong was a responsibility we learned to carry. No, we didnit feel it was a burden carried in vain. After hours of hard work, a little sweat and cases of Coke, weire still happy . . i and proud. 86 I M. Huggett, M. Siems, C. Schindler, S. Miller, M. Hayter, B. Bonnin, J. Philpott, D. Klenk, D. Plufka. Pictured above left: photographers T. Mentzos and J. ' Takata. Friendship And Free Press The infamous Odyssey pressroom would be a logical place for newspaper work. Fortunately, for the sake of every odbodis sanity, this room has more uses than its initial impression gives. Writing, singing, eating, laughing, writing, listening, working, sleeping, dancing, and more writing has its place here. Behind the door, friendship and love grow, common interests are found, parties are planned and a newspaper is published. Publishing a newspaper is the hard part. Almost without realizing it, the Odyssey staff begins to acknowledge ifreedom of the pressi for themselves. Dealing with real, serious problems at AHS, the Odyssey is, in effect, a professional paper with responsible writers. Human rights, chemical dependancy and grading policies represent issues that concerned Armstrong, its students and the Odyssey staff. Odyssey Staff: FRONT ROW: Mary Hayter, C. Sutton. ROW TWO: M. Perry, K. Saarf, L. Cooper, T. DeFrance, L. Loechler, A. Anastos: editor-in-chief. A Goodwin: advisor. ROW THREE: J. Anderson, J. Leighton, J. Bauer, A. Tourville, V. Anderson, P. Thoele, 5. Little. ROW FOUR: B. Taylor, 5. Carter, B. Carter, L. Ramos, E. Elias, T. Anderson, Mi Jenson, P. Bratsch, C. Watz, R. Forness. TOP LEFT: Editor Anastasia Anastos looks over layouts with sports editor Tony DeFrance. LEFT: Reviewer Mike Jensen writes candid comments on new albums. BOTTOM LEFT: Stories by feature editor Craig Watz focus on people. 9W1 Qaa N! Wig . w, ? mas 13.. 0 2... n 023.2 5. $3 89 Cooperative Education Americais New Professionals Preparing students for the world of work is fun and challenging in Cooperative Education. These busy groups of young profes- sionals pursue their career goals through classwork, on the job training, and the vibrant student organizations: MOEA, DECA, VICA, and HEART. . Emphasis is placed on personal development of students as a major goal. Skill development is stressed through competitive events in the students career areas at local, state and national levels. They have the opportunity for leadership training, social events and service projects through the club organiza- tion. The Coop programs strive for high standards in job ethics, scholarship, workmanship, and patriotism. FRONT ROW: D. Danielson, J. Lueck, C. Gronberg, J. Peterson, C. Harman, C. Tierney, ROW TWO: E. Stoen, K. Brandeen, D. Oman, M. Linder, M. Miller, L. Johnson, K. Dauenbaugh, ROW THREE: P. Valeria, C. Klein, B. Ciatti, M. Lafond, A. Skogman, J. Carlson,L. Mork, BACK ROW: B. McKaige, R. Hamman, D. Anderson, C. Norberg, S. Miller, J. Mancell, M. Meyer, L. Hinz, D. RandaIl-Advisor, NOT PICTURED: D. Audette. K. Erickson. K. Knutson. C. Merriman. T. Narum. 90 FRONT ROW: L. Palmer, R. Fiala, S. Geier, J. Fritz, 5. Elder, ROW TWO: L. Wildung, M. Ridgley, B. Thorelson, L. Buffington, J . Anderson, BACK ROW: M. Kohlhepp, K. Peterson, M. Sletten, S. Halek, D. Andrews-Advisor, NOT PICTURED: T. Curran, T. Kirkbride, C. Simertz, C. Witcraft, G. Fradella. m4 1T ROW: T. Welton, M. Carlson, S. Wilson, K. Melgaard, J. Jensen, 5. Metcalfh R0 TWO: J. Haugen, J. Morrow, J. Troy, B. Hartman, ROW THREE: M. Hol; ad, M. Barnes, K. Johnson, L. Gruber, P. Bieganek, BACK ROW: M. Huggett- Adx- or, G. Hodapp, S. Moore. 5. Heurung, L.Hanson, K. Osborn, NOT PICTURED: K- Y rnstrom, L. Myers, M. Poppler, T. Stimpson. 0 WE; BE ' ; WEI N ARMS? . RB G FRONT ROW: L. Dowing, S. Rasmussen, L. Holten, J . Till, ROW TWO: L. 6055, S. Fossen, L. Florian, S. Rydberg, J . Begin, M. Fitzgerald, S. Gardener, ROW THREE: T. Stensrud, K. Balma, L. Boelter, A. Olson, J. Richmond, K. Papke, BACK ROW: 5. Sipe, D. McNeil. 91 A.H.S. Hosts Foreign faces not only consist of students fron. other countries but also those transferring from different schools and states. Helping to orientate students new to Arm- strong is a group of student hosts. These hosts help the new students adjust to their classes, the building, using ID. cards, and explaining Armstrongts scheduling system -- most of the everyday occurances we take for granted. Being a host is extending a helping hand and making new students feel at home. HOSTS: K. Campbell, C. Johnson, 5. Carter, J. Casey J. Ueland. Armstrongts Environmental Agency was a group of concerned Armstrong students, whose concern was for the appearance of the school grounds. They raised trees in the nature center adjacent to the smoking lounge, and planted them throughout the school grounds. During the winter A.E.A. sold popcorn at home basketball games and conduct- A E A ed other money making projects. The funds raised were then used to buy new tools and ' ' ' shrubbery for spring construction and planting. In March, A.E.A. constructed a foot bridge across the pond. .A.E.A. members had a great experience this year in learning about the out-of-doors, and an excellent opportunity for doing work they liked while having fun. A.E.A.: T. Stenzel. L. Wicklund, D. Swanovich, C. Ehert, A. Kao, R. Everhart 92 Debate The German philosopher Leibnitz de- clared, This is the best of all possible worldsf' Armstrong debators would agree with that, as their energy and resolve carried them to yet another successful season in spite of a reduced varsity, a change in coaching staff and an occasional wandering microwave beam. Head coach Randy Trullinger ad- mitted, uYeah, I guess lid go along with Leibnitz in light of this season? Trullinger, along with assistant coach Jo Ellen Pfiefle, led the 30 member squad to 8 trophies and many honor- able mentions, including a clean sweep of the Metro League speaker awards. Team captains Kelly Ehret, Mark Johnson, and Doug Jorenby worked with a very talented squad of novices who will be providing talent for the next few years. The J .V. is as strong as ever, despite a belief by some mem- bers that plutonium is edible. The var- sity netted several trophies, including a finals berth at the U of M tourna- ment. The season culminated in a heart-breaking one point loss at Re- gions to the team who went on to take the state title. Building from strong foundations, next year's team is already looking towards new conquests. As one member of the J.V. put it, iiHey, did you know that Silver Bay has a curling team? Novice: C. Steinwedl, J. Fischman, E. Dahlburg, M. Spevacek, C. Watz, D. Abrahamson, Amy Holman, C. Classon. J.V.: J. Dewey, M. Smock, A. Jenson, M. McDonald, J. Spevacek, W. Nyas, D. Salzer, W. Heck, D. Erlandsen, E. Jackman, L. Litterer. Varsity: S. Knight, M. Johnson, D. Jorenby. 93 National Honor Society Seniors Anastasia Anastos Tracey Anderson Christine Armstrong Thomas Barrett David Bauer Barbara Bergseth Wendy Birkholz William Bolt Peter Bratsch Douglas Brown Jan Bugos Monica Burrill Susan Bye Judith Byrne Nancy Carlson Claudelle Carruthers Elizabeth Carter Landa Cooper Mmy Dahl Thomas Erickson Mary Fink Daniel Foy Michele Fragale Leslie Fredrickson Timothy Grangaard Roland Griffin Eva Gustavsson Duane Cutknecht Suzanne Gwin Karen Hagedorn Kirsten Haug Renee Heiden Tammy lmholte Karen Irwin Cynthia Johnson Mark Johnson Douglas Jorenby Kathryn Klmble Dubm Klvnk Rhonda Knutson Korey Kohl Arik Kopelman Mark Kmntz Rnndnlf Krbechek Gregory LaFrance and LaCue Darcy Laitmen Steven Langlie Steven Lingo Janice Lockwood Lori Lucke Susan Lutz Jeffrey McCurdy Tammy Meister Brmn Menne Craig Meyer .llm Mihas CMhy Nelson Charles Nelson Charlotte Nelson Christine Peterzen Mvrry Pcmdair Uxthermu Pkmz Gabriela Prisler Sharon Qumlan Mom Redden Launv Riviera 1.1m Ross Shem Saucier Robert Sauer Janey Schlcnder Catherine Schmultzcr ,Ivauulinv Schwccke Stur'cn Salinger Carol Showalter Mary Slums Mark Spurbeck Karen Stcne David Stensrud Tlmothy Stenzel Scott Sutherland erul Swanson I aurw Tcig erry Torvstcr MIChdUl Treptau Knstvn Turbenson .lmmnw UHevig 1 mm Unger thhryn Urbanski Rolf Waller Mary Wanous l cshu Watson hxgvnc Wesloh Debra Westlund leh Wicklund Juhv Wojack Klaus Wnrmuth Buvan Yueh Nancy Zeman Juniors Deborah Bloom Susan Bloom .hH Bomstad Anne Bonnin Julw waer Came Classon John Dewey Stacw Edgley Dana Erlan ' Knstmc Fu ,ngmnc Ca Rxbxha Co V lysine Cutk Kan Langsdorf Jacqueline Liesch Lvnn Litterer Mary Lucas lxnn Morris T.nm Munstenteiger Hlell Neils Lam Palmbcrg Avmm Paradise Ldurw Pohlman 1 Im Ramos Dame! Salzer erul Schindler Jeffrey Seiinger PdtflCid Smith John Spevacck Dmm Watkms Mung Watz Membership in the National Honor Society is a great honor. Students have been chosen for their outstanding achievements in service scholarship, leadership and characteLEach has maintained at least B average Each has served Armstrong Senior High though participation in any ariety of activities Each has demonstrated superior chatacte and leadership qualit? 1ety is an organization which recognizes students for their excellence in these foureye 183 Though membersh1p 15 an honor, it carries with it a responsibility It is up to the student to shape the person within himself He does not look to others for what can only be found in him. True character cannot be created. It can only be discovered. Search and you will find! - 95 Administration Armstrong High School opened its doors nine years ago with its modular program on the prem- ise that responsibility can be taught and that its graduates would benefit to this extent. Many changes have occurred but the thread of iiresponsibilitgf' still is a vital part of the Arm- strong program. We have been blessed with excellent students who accept the challenge and, with a dedicated staff, they have excelled in all areas of school life. It was with this dream nine years ago that Arm- strong started and continues to strive for. It is indeed a privilege and pleasure to be at Arm- strong and work with the students, staff and parents, and assist in providing the best possible education. The future depends on those who help mold it. Maurice Klingele Ron Main Arne Johnson 98 Media-Print And Non-Print Print: Barb Nemer and Audrey Larkin. Nonprint Norm Juliott. Guidance Upper Left: James Hartman. Left: Dixie Berry, Richard Cameron, Basil Anderson, Joyce Belanger, Gary Vettle- son. 99 Business Education Front Row: Barbara Storkamp, Karen Kulusity, Kathy Edwards. Back Row: Elroy Bosshart, Bill Kopp. Right: Naomi Tsantir. Cooperative Education Career Programs - Michael Huggett, Scott Johnson, Dave Randall, Dorothy Andrews. Work Experience - Bob Savage, Ken Gorsky, Ame Grangaard. s, ,N wswmpaw w 2 0mm 4.4m , , s K ywwsv a r WMPV W 100 Health - Below: Dick Rinehart, Larry Weum, Steve Hopke. Phy Ed - Bottom: Bev Koski, Harlow Beyer, Whney Johnson, AI Johnson. Health And ysical Education . iAM 101 Top: Carol Peterson, Gary Fischer, Rita Whelan. Left: Winnifred Larson, Phyllis Cameron, John Norton. Below: Tom Loechler, Paul Anderson. 102 $2M Above: James Swanson, Don Wolter, Sharon Eddleston. Left: Ann Goodwin, Ruth 1 , . lxxm - Wood, Bonnie Nelson. Below: Dan Daly, Wilson Anderson. bx L3H 5X V xn'l 1 WW Below: Jim Critchfield. Bottom: Jim Kyle, Earle Anderson, Judy Zervas, Vern Ege, Darrell Erickson. ocial Studies an, amwmw f 2:599 xnnuhquwwx ;::' Woi' 45 .;;eat ' u'fiiimtmu 21M! Top: Jim Hahn, Tom Crapton, Mark Welter, Jerry Gottstein. Left: Bruce Johnson, Don Ahlberg, Gene Clabaugh, Mark Thorsell, Sue Shearer, Hugh Florman, Dave Grundman. 105 - The Sciences Clockwise from right: Lowell Johnson, Jerry Wallin, Dave Swanovich, Jeanette Larson, Al Corcoran Leroy Lussenhop, Richard Thearin, Dave Gamble, James Threinen. 107 e 554 g Don Ehlen Odney Hegrenes Doug Svihel Don Moore Bill Baumgarten Mathematics Dick Michalicek Dick Acker Tom Walerius Rick Kleyman 108 The Arts Foreign Language: Carrie Bravo, Jean Zawistowski, Joyce Walmsley, Robert LaBudd. Music: Dick Saliny, Jim French, Oscar Dahle. Art: John Telford, Don Englin. - Home Economics Clockwise: Carolyn Holmgren, Karen Clarke, Joan Fossell, Virginia Thompson. Special Education Front Row: Liz Dratfield, Anne Green, Linda Johnson, Karen Erickson. Back Row: Len Colson, Stan Hahn, Dennis Erickson, Bonnie Brady, Marilyn Hoisve. 110 Industrial Grant Locke, Jim Ritchie, Vern Clockwise from above Fredeen, Dick Larson 111 Mb. 2mm 114 115 Jeanne Abbott Kevin Ahlers Robert Aiken Mitchell Aldrich Jon Amundson Anastasia Anastos Beverly Anderson Gregory Anderson Jane Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Kirk Anderson Scott Anderson Toby Anderson Tracey Anderson Dawn Angell Christine Armstrong Duane Audette Gary Backlund Mark Bader Kelly Badertscher 116 Jodi Bistodeau Steven Bjorgan Steven Blexrud Patricia Bliss Terri Bloch Gregory Boderman Lori Boelter Christian Bofferding Theresa Bofferding Annette Bolduc Daniel Bolt William Bolt James Bonin Heidi Borgerding 118 Richard Bostrom Karen Brandeen Elizabeth Brandt Daniel Braun Steve Brossard Denise Brown Douglas M. Brown Douglas W. Brown Michael Brown Stacey Brown Lori Buffington Jan Bugos Donna Burk Monica Burrill Brenda Busyn John Bydlon Susan Bye Judith Byrne Jon Calder Keith Cameron 119 Steven Campbell Jerald Carlson Michelle Carlson Nancy Carlson Theresa Carlson Richard Caron John Carrington Claudelle Carruthers Elizabeth Carter Shawnda Carter Kathleen Casey Phillip Cavanagh Timothy Christman Robert Ciatti Lori Collison Susan Conlin 120 m , . . I Brian Conlow g 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 121 Gordon Dalman Deborah Danielson Kevin Dauenbaugh Janet Davidson Amy Davis Carla Davis Lisa Davis Mary Beth Davis Anthony DeFrance Daniel Deamon Steven Diederichs Calvin Dirks Anne Dooher Linda Downing Laura Duebner Eric Dungan Kathryn Dunn Patricia Eastman Jon Eaton William Edewaard David Ehlers Carolyn Ehret Patricia Ehrmann Susan Elder Erik Elias Jeff Elmquist Linda Elpe Beth Erager Kelli Erickson Thomas Erickson Wendy Erickson Lynda Everson Darin Ewing John Exel 123 Karin Fernstron Rosemary Fiala Mary Fink Paula Fiori Richelle Firtko Mary Fitzgerald James Flaa Laura Florian Cynthia Ford Laura Forness Kari Forseth Richard Forster Sandra Fossen Paul Fournier Terese Fox Daniel Foy Gerald Fradella Michele Fragale Susan Frederiksen Leslie Fredrickson 124 Jennifer Fritz Victoria Gantner Susan Gardner Suzanne Geier Michelle George Jodi Gerber Susan Gilchrist Gary Gorden Laura Goss Clifford Gossen Dale Graff Charles Granda Timothy Grangaard Kevin Grantz 125 James Green Robert Green Craig Greening Roland Griffin Carolyn Gronberg Laura Gross Sheri Gross Cindy Grossman Lisa Gruber Cheryl Gurewitz Todd Gustafson Greer Gustavson Eva Gustavsson Diane Gutknecht Judi Gutknecht Dana Guyot 126 Suzanne Gwin Beth Hackel Karen Hagedorn Janet Hagen Scott Halek Ronald Hallstrom Heidi Halper Randy Hamman Amy Hammond Cathleen Harman Allison Hanson Jeffrey Hanson Linda Hanson Sandra Hatter Scott Harrison Eileen Hartman Elizabeth Hartman Kirsten Hang Lori Haug Jodi Haugen 127 William Hauglid Mary Hayter Linda Heaslip Michael Hedstrom David Hegna Anthony Heiber Karen Hein Lorie Hein Todd Heineman Brenda Hendrickson Mark Henkemeyer Jill Henn Steven Hennessey Le Ann Hertel Sue Heurung William Hills Heidi Hilton Lane Hinz Gregory Hodapp Robert Hoffmann 128 Dale Hollingsworth Robert Holm Kevin Holmes Lori Holmes Leisha Holten Jane Homan Mark Hoonsbeen Scott Horowitz Diane Howard Gregory Hughes Robert Humphries Susan Hyman Tammy lmholte Karen Irwin 129 Mitchell Isch Curtis Iverson Daniel Iverson Laurie Jackett Edward Jackman Elizabeth J ackman Larry Jacobson Patricia Jaeb Antonio Janita Andrew Jensen Ardis Jensen David Jensen Jill Jensen Michael Jensen Steven John Craig Johnson 130 Cynthia Johnson Douglas Johnson Joel Johnson Kathleen Johnson Kaye Johnson Lori Johnson Mark Johnson Whitney Johnson Jeffrey Jopp Douglas Jorenby Donna Jorgenson Stephen Kastrul Carrie Kauffmann Susan Kelso Steven Ketcher Kathryn Kimble Dawn Kinney Kimberly Kirk Thomas Kirkbride Scott Kirks Charles Klein Debra Klenk Kurt Klipstein Stuart Klitzka Steven Knight Brenda Knutson Craig Knutson Jennifer Knutson Kimberly Knutson Kristi Knutson Rhonda Knutson Mary Koelfgen Korey Kohl Mark Kohlhepp Steven Kolar Bruce Korpi 132 Mark Krantz Randolf Krbechek Kelly Krenik Renee Krog Debra Kruse Scott Krynski 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 133 Kim Larson Ruth Larson Brian Lassell Kimberly Laurel Irene Lawniczak Caroline Lawrence Vicki LeDell David Lecander Michael Leddy Georgia Leech Wendy Leininger Robert Leslie Cheryl Limmer Cindy Lindamood Marie Linder Steven Lingo 134 Suzanne Loaney Janice Lockwood Christopher Lokke Michael Lorence Lori Lucke Gene Ludwig Janine Lueck Mark Luksan Jodi Lund Paul Lundgren Todd Lunow Susan Lutz James Lyngholm Mung Ma John Maass Steven Mahoney Charlene Makela James Mancell Todd Marjamaki Kristen Mark 135 Renae Marquette Barbara Martin Brian McComas Sheryl McCormick James McCunn Jeffrey McCurdy Michael McDonald Patrick McDonough Scott McDowell Thomas McGannon Robert McKaige Jan McKee Patrick McKenna David McNeil Larry McQuillan John Medeck Robert Meir Tammy Meister Steve Meland Karla Melgaard Brian Menne John Mentzos Catherine Merriman Susan Metcalf Ronald Meuser Craig Meyer David Meyer Mark Meyer Lisa Michael Renee Michlin Maureen Miciek Anne Middleton Gregory Midtbo Harry Mihas 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 Susan Moore Mark Moran Lee Mork Jean Morrow Philip Mullaney Mark Mullen Trina Munnings 138 Martha Mumane Mark Murphy Lynda Myers Thomas Narum Thomas Nellis Brian Nelson Cathy Nelson Charles Nelson Charlotte Nelson Darryl Nelson David Nelson Michelle Nelson Sandra Nelson William Nelson Lisa Neuman Jennifer Newton 139 Scott Neilsen Craig Niskanen Laurie Noll Gregory Norberg Kendal Norberg Gregory Nyhus Mark O Neil William O Brien Lori Oien Charles Olsen Gregory Olsen Arthur Olson Thomas Olson Denise Oman Katherine Osborn Roxanne Oswald Lisa Palmer Thomas Palmquist Diane Palosaari 7mglas Iranser Kathryn Papke Bruce Paquette Martin Paradise Sallie Patchin Randy Paulson Paul Pearson Mark Peasha Nancy Pelo Sandra Peltier Steven Peoples Mary Petersen Donald Peterson Jodi Peterson Julie Peterson Kent Peterson Larry Peterson Sally Peterson Christine Peterzen Merry Petitclair Anna Pettigrove 141 Lori Phillips Mark Piche Raymond Pierick Cory Plath Lisa Plitman Catherine Ploetz Mary Poppler Laura Postuma Janine Potter Ronald Prodahl Steven Prozinski Karyn Purdy Laurie Putz Jodi Quanrud Sharon Quinlan Janine Quistad Sharon Rasmussen Mona Redden Kevin Reiners Teresa Reisdorf 142 Heidi Ribbe Daniel Rice Mary Ridgley Jason Richmond Deanne Ringhand Deborah Rivezzo Laurie Riviera Scott Robbie Bradley Robbins James Robinson John Rochon Clifford Roers David Roers Barry Rohweder Gregory Roles Sheryl Running Terry Rosenow Lisa Ross Patricia Rudell Sharon Runquist Steven Ruzicka Carolyn Ryan Robert Ryan Steven Rydstrom Carolyn Salen Susan Saliny Kurt Salmela David Salzer Sandra Sampson Carrie 'Sandbaken Paul Sandstrom Gregory Sapp Sherri Saucier Robert Sauer Kimberly Schiburr Janet Schlender Catherine Schmeltzer Mary Jo Schnell Dianne Schoenbauer Victoria Schreyer Steven Schroeder Valerie Schroeder Steven Schultz Craig Schulz Jacqueline Schwecke Steven Selinger Suzanne Sheppard Steven Shovlin Carol Showalter Judith Sicora Mary Siems Colleen Simertz Sandra Sipe Therese Sipe Alan Skogman Michael Sletten Jeanne Smisek Jonathan Smith Randal Smith Christopher Smothers Eric Soderstrom Hiroko Soga Jody Spaude Douglas Spaulding Mark Spurbeck Ann St.Martin Gary Steffens Richard Steinke 146 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 W Catherine Sunders Scott Sutherland 147 Mark Sverkerson Jeffrey Swagger Cheryl Swanson Gary Swanson Steven Swedberg Timothy Takata Kristy Tangen Robert Taylor Laurie Teig Daniel Teitelbaum Elizabeth Thomas Susan Thompson Becky Thorkelson Cindy Tierney Janine Till Arthur Tombers Susan Torgerson Michael Treptau Kerry Troester Jacqueline Troy Charles Tsatsos Edward Tully Kristen Turbenson Jennifer Turner Janet Ueland Jeanne Ullevig Keith Ulrick Lynn Unger Christa Urban Kathryn Urbanski Dean Utermarck Philip Valerio Kristin Van DePlasch Gerald Van Tassel Debra Vandenberg Susan Veldt David Venske Bradley Vick Jode Vos James Walden 149 Rolf Waller Douglas Wallick Mary Wanous Janean Ward Nathan Waters Leslie Watson Cecil Waulk Tammy Welton Paula Werner Eugene Wesloh Debra Westlund Thomas Whinnery Rebecca White Linda Wicklund Tammy Wieker Laura Wildung 150 Robert Williams Stacey Wilson Susan Witcraft Julie Wojack Kenneth Wojack Klaus Wormuth Jeffry Wosje Diane Yanke Kelin Youngberg Bevan Yueh Julie Zabel Katherine Zappe Nancy Zeman Thomas Zemke Martin Zempel Christine Zimmerman cab. 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No one can stop the tide from going out, but I can,t help trying to fight it. You say, ulove me and let me go, let me enjoy the days I have leftf' It,s so hard to see you slipping through my fingers with no way of holding you back. By Anne Viggers Anne Kelly Kurt Kempf Lynn Kettner Paul Kieffer Amy Kildahl Vickie Karsh Dawn Klenk Sheila Kline Dawn Kluck Jeffry Kochenderfer Joseph Kochenderfer Mark Koenig Tyler Koos Jo Koponen Karen Krantz Judifh Kreager Paul Krussow David Kubiac Michael Kunz Kristopher Kurtzahn Ronald Kyostia 163 164 Paul LaFrance De Arm Lage Daniel Lamprech Melodee Lane Melanie Lange Kari Langsdorf Theresa Langton Daniel Larson Dana Lavine Joan Lawniczak Ann Lawson Scott Leddy Dana Lee Steven Lee John Leighton Bradley Lenarz Karin Lenarz Jane Leslie Dawn Liemandt Jacqueline Liesch J ohn Liljequist Daniel Lilly Kirk Linderholm Liar S353 milk: 1 n w-M Timothy Lindfors Ellen Linman Lynn Litterer Elizabeth Little Steven Little Laura Loechler Debra Long Paul Loobeek Mary Lucas Karen Luedemann Steven Lund Lisa Lundstrom Michael Lunzer Daniel Lynch Diane Lyngen Greg Maciej Linda Madson Richard Magnuson Tammy Mahlen Mary Mahoney Jeffrey Maine Todd Manwaring Richard Martini Robin Marcketti Kathleen Maxwell Erin McComas David McDonald Deborah McGowan Jeffrey McMoore Jennifer McMurray Daniel McNosky Jennifer McRoberts Brian Melas Robin Melemed Daniel Melling 166 Sandra Metcalf Raschelle Michalicek Michelle Milacnik Scott Milbradt Suzanne Miller Thomas Miller Michael Millhaem Sherry Mills Susan Mills Keith Molnau Andrew Moore Timothy Moran Deborah Morris Lynn Morris Michele Morton Aura Moss Gary Moter Thomas Muller Tami Munstenteiger Denise Murphy Linda Murphy David Nash Mark Neff Heidi Neils Beth Nelson Craig Nelson James Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Jeffrey Nelson Mary Nelson Scott Nelson Lisa Nemer Joy Neuman Michael Northagen John Nyberg 3 A $35K Raw. x x , :w My William Nynas James O Neill Erin O,Reilly Daniel Ofsthun Gregg Ohman Karen Olsen Angela Olson Cynthia Olson Kevin Olson Lynda Olson Scott Olson Deborah Oman Robert Orrick Theresa Ott Lana Palmberg Thomas Pals Glenn Paquette Avram Paradise Renee Paradise Le Ann Patterson David PearSOn Kimberly Pederson Mark Pelto Kathleen Peterson Michelle Peterson Stephen Peterson 168 David Peterzen Amy Pettit Barbie Pfahning Julia Philpott Glee Piche Kim Pierce J udith Piilola Michelle Pinsky J ohn Piotraschke David Plufka Laurie Pohlman Paula Popp Joseph Potter Becky Quarnstrom Brian Rademacher Rebecca Radway Kevin Raine Lisa Ramos Kim Randle Scott Ranke Robert Reed Peter Regan Burton Reich Robert Reimer Jane Rein Heidi Reinhart William Reinhart Paul Reller Tammy Remus Kert Rhode Thomas Richards Theresa Rivezzo David Roberts Steven Roberts Alesia Roehl Brenda Rolando Scott Roleff Debra Roles Keith Ronsen Susan Routhe Mark Rowles Stephen Rudell Tami Ruggles John Rukavina Anne Rundle Joseph Rupp David Rydberg Amy Saari Sandra Salen Daniel Salzer Scott Sandberg Laura Sandstrom Michael Sanford Kent Sarff John Sauer Nancy Schaar Michelle Schardin Gregg Scheid William Schendel Scott Schepman Rebecca Scheller 169 1793 Cheryl Schindler Pamela Schlender Paul Schliesman Du Wayne Schmalz Michael Schneider John Schoonover Karie Schrader Vicki Schroeder Susan Schultz Sandra Schurman Gregory Schutz Penny Schutz Tom Scott Lee Seiler Jeffrey Salinger Nanette Shallbetter Keily Shanahan Mark Shattuck Jodi Shedlov James Shoemaker Daniel Siess Michelle Simon Eric Sjostrom Karen Sjostrom Anna. Smisek Patricia Smith Morgan Smock Lauren Snell Ann Snetsinger John Sorrell James Speich John Spevacek Mary Stadnik Lori Stalnaker Lois Stannifer Daniel Stark Fredrick Starnes Mary Steffenhagen Sandra Steinwedel Regina Stepney Jonathan Stine Mark Stiyer Teresa Stocco Alfred Strauss Catherine Strong David Struck Scott Sundgren Cheryl Sutton Valarie Swanson Kari Swedberg David Sybrant Jean Sylte Joan Takata Craig Teetzel Martin Thiede Pamela Thoele Lori Thomas Jane Thompson 171 172 Scott Thompson Kerry Threlkeld Rose Thurmer Jeanette Togel Wayne Tomes Annette Tourville Mary Touve Robert Traeger Diane Truzinski John Turner Margaret Twomey James Ueland Alexander Ugorets Lisa Unger William Untinen Lynne Utoft Kent Vahlsing Charmein VanOrnum Gregg VanWaes Wayne Varner Lisa Velenchenko Sheila Verkennes Anne Viggers Michael Virshek Von Vo Kathleen Vogelsberg Allen Vorlicek Thomas Wade Susan Waller John Wally Lynn Wandersee Karolyn Wasti Dean Watkins Craig Watz Nancy Way Lisa Welsh Kimberly Wepplo Thomas Werner Tamara Westerlund Jenny Westphal Christina White Lisa White Melanie Whitton Scott Wiest Elizabeth Wigen Brian Wigg Mark Wilbur Michael Wilder Laura Wiley Mark Winge Brent Wold David Yahn Todd Zaugg Mark Zeman Shawn Zempel Joan Zitur Michael Zolik Thomas Zukowski 173 .PHS 174 Er; -' 4g 175 176 Karen Aaker Donelle Abrahamson Pamela Albrecht Ambuehl Kyle Greta Amundson Brent Anderson Christopher Anderson Debra Anderson James Anderson Kimberly Anderson Kimberly Anderson Mark Anderson Neil Anderson Patrick Anderson Phillip Anderson Sue Anderson Todd Anderson Laura Applequist Jennifer Augst Andrew Baer David Bahnemann Rene Balder Steven Barber Lawrence Barette Lisa Barland Laura Barnes Lori Bartel Robert Bass Cynthia Bauman Kelly Becker Left, left, left right left! Scott Beede Kenneth Behling Diane Bender 177 Laura Berge Lorri Bergman John Begseth Leo Besner Gary Besonen Donna Bethke Barry Billings Brian Billings Pamela Billings Judy Billodeau Cheer up. After all it is the first day of school. Roberta Blanz Curtis Blexrud Keith Bluford Thorbjorn Boe James Bofferding Brenda Bohlen Steven Bolduc Rosemary Bolt Martha Borgerding Dana Boschee Monique Bourgerie Joy Bowers Robert Bowman Lori Boyce David Brack Gregory Brant Christopher Bratsch Kelly Bremseth Theresa Brenna uAre you sure you really want to leave? Sara Brose Julia Bryant John Buan Barbara Bunday Sandra Burns Jennifer Burrets Robert Bye Charles Callahan Mary Campbell Cheryl Carlson Daniel Carlson David Carlson Scott Carlson Daniel Cartalucca David Chanen Glen Chapman Susan Charles Tami Chase Brian Cherry Charles Christ Judith Christen Donnette Christiansen Jeffrey Cisewski Michael Claessens Timothy Clifford Allen Coffland Mary Collins Michael Collins Susan Collison Michael Conrad Chrysana Constantine Margaret Cullado Elizabeth Dabbah The media center, the only quiet place at Armstrong. 178 179 Jon Dahl Eric Dahlberg Robert Daly uOh, how I love those research Debra Daniels Cynthia Davidson John Dempsey Paul Depta Stephanie Diaz Trent Doering Thomas Dooher Cindy Dragon Gregory Dreir David Duebner Charles Dugger Kari Dungan Beverly Dunn Kimberly Duret Mary Edewaard Joni Eilie Judy Elsen Danial Elsnes David Endresson Beth Engstrom Evan Engwall David Erickson Jane Erickson Lisa Erickson Scott Esterberg Jane Evangelist Toni Ewert John Fay Mark Fedje Andrew Fink Paul Fiori Holly Fischer Joseph Fischman Patrick Fitzgerald Bradley Flett Steven Folkerds Sheri Fossen Elizabeth Fourre David Foy Scott Fredickson Scott Freiborg Sara Friedman Sheryl Friedman Kelly Fries Terri Frondell Thomas Gannon David Gantner James Gardner Bradley Gaulrapp Gavigan Michael Bryan Geer Kristeen Brandeen Craig Gerber Sandra Gilseth Shannon Grossen Bruce Graber Rebecca Grandchamp Dale Gronberg Barbara Gronholm Concentration is the key to success in the reading lab. J effrey Grossman Gina Gruber Barbara Grussing David Guernsey Help! Pm confused! Marlene Guertin Michelle Guertin Peter Gundermann 180 181 James Hagen Jane Hahn John Hall Richard Hall Karen Hansen Lisa Hansen Michael Hanson Thomas Hanson Lynn Haraldson Terence Harper Sherri Harrington Jennifer Harris Michelle Hartman Andrea Hasse Kennith Haug Kevin Hayden Terrie Hayford Negar Heckmat Jeffrey Hein Sandra Hein Marcia Heinz Rickey Hellen Ronald Hellen Linda Himango Gregory Hoerger Thomas Holt Annette Horman Jeffrey Houchins Steven Hovind Barbara Howard Troy Howard Jeffrey Howe Randall Hunt James Ibister Jeannie Jackson Dean Jacobs David Jaques Paul Jaeger Sally Javes Julie Jenson Kirk Jenson Mellisa Jenson Russel Jepson Jeffrey Jesme Shannon Jewett Clayton Johnson Dianne Johnson Jane Johnson Janet Johnson Joelle Johnson Kay Johnson Working hard! Keith Johnson Kristi Johnson Laurinda Johnson Rebecca Johnson Jennifer Johnston Steven Johnston Kimberly Jones Richard Jones James Jopp Wayne Jorgenson Johanna Juris Richard Kaiser Lisa Kaltenbach Karen Kammerer Jacqeline Kappes Paul Kascic Brian Kassera Mary Keller Susan Kelley Susan Keznoff Diane Kimble J oseph Kimmes Charles Kirchoff What do you mean, Fm in the girl's phy. ed. class? J ames Kirk Lisa Knase Shawn Knox Monte Koch 182 5:; g, i'w- if z . 2 9? 183 Mary Kochenderfer Paula Koelfgen Trent Kohl uWhich one's easiest? Pamela Kohlhepp Karen Kokosh Mary Kolien Susan Kottke Dawn Kreager Konnie Krohn JoAnne Krych Jeffrey Kujanson Bruce Kuzma Rita LaGue Thomas LaLiberte Janet LaMere Caren Lambert Elizabeth Lamon Rhona Lansman Barret Lane Kim Lang Lisa Langum Brett Larson Constance Larson Jay Larson Jennifer Larson Kelli Larson Sandra Larson Pamela Lebowitz Douglas Lecander Mark Leikam William Leininger Sharon Limmer Scott Lindbloom Dennis Lingo Karen Loany Gary Lockwood Raul Lodoan Jane Loechler Steve Loken Kathleen Loftus Diane Long Susan Lorentzen Sandra Louk Richard Lowe Cindy Luby Tammy Luke Jay Lund Shuana Lund Todd Lundstrom Rita Lynch Melissa Lyons Thomas Maas Kenneth Mahoney Jason Maki Mark Malik Michelle Malling Kevin Marjamaki Victoria Markert American History readings, what a blast! Patricia Marketon Stacy Mathews Timothy McConville Carolyn McCulloch Craig McDaniels Mark McElroy Daniel McGleno Brian McGraw . Robert McLaughlin Lori McLennan Douglas McNosky Steven Reynolds Gregory Meisser Patricia Melby Jeffrey Menk Daniel Menth Vicki Mercer Bradley Meyer Gregory Meyer 184 185 John Meyer Laura Michael Kenneth Miciek Daniel Mickelberg Paul Mihas William Miller Robert Mindess Pamela Minge Thomas Moher Karen Montgomery Mary Mooney Brenda Moore Barbara Mortenson Kimberly Mostrom dcott Mueller incent Mullen Lynn Nardini Cary Nelson Shristopher Nelson 3avid F. Nelson David J. Nelson Lori Nelson Theresa Neuman .isa Northhagen Allen Nuznoff Shannon O,Brien Thomas O Neil .Steven Oberg Joel Ofsthun Andrew Olson 5x gallant American History teacher. 3radley Olson Risa Olson Thomas Olson Michael Oswald Kathleen Ott Tryg Overland David Palmer Tracy Palmer Mary Palmquist Karen Palosaari Nathanial Paradise David Patterson Dennis Paulinsky Angela Pearson Todd Pederson Paul Pella Jay Pearlman Christopher Perrine Chris Peterson Jacqueline Peterson Kristi Peterson Sandra Peterson Mary Petrovitch Kelly Peirce Jacqueline Peitig Dana Plitman Elizabeth Popleka Michael Poss Carla Preibe Lynnete Procter Sandra Pulscher Susan Quast Brenda Radway Annette Ranniger Joan Rasmussen James Rauser Barbara Rein Kathy Reiners Patricia Reinking Kevin Remde Lisa Renchler Cynthia Rinder Steven Ritt David Riviere Amy Roberts Karen Robbinson Elizabeth Rochon It s really great to be able to get out of the classroom once in a while. Carol Rodgers Karen Rosen Students grasping the few precious moments before the 8:40 bell Jerome Rosenow Amy Rowles Ann Rowles David Ruddell Dennis Ryan Kathryn Rydburg Kevin Sandburg David Sander David Sanders Mary Sarkinen Kari Sather Jill Sauer Todd Schable Debra Schaller Kenneth Schardin Dena Schinkowsky Richard Schiro Jean Schoonover Beth Schueller Thomas Schuneman Debra Schurz Randall Schwimmer Cynthia Scott Elizabeth Seavey Joseph Shallbetter Jill Shipman Timothy Shore Dennis Showalter Anita Sigurdson Jeanne Stevens 187 Rita Simkins Daniel Simonson Kathleen Sipe Gary Skogman Melanie Smith Peter Smith WES great to be out in the sun again! Paul Soley Karen Speich Jeffrey Spence Drew Spencer Mark Spevacek Cynthia Spilde Pamela Stalheim Wilson Stanifer Robert Sorensen Kay Stans Daniel Staples Soloan Stark Stephen Stark Reinhart offers words of wisdom. Susan Stearns Vincent Steffens Fred Steiner Charles Steinwedel Mark Stensaas Ruth Stensrud Mark Stenzel Pandoro Stepney Barry Stern Rita Stewart Vickie Stiller Thomas Stiyer Maru Stolee Colleen Stresemann Bruce Strom Donald Strom 189 Diane Stueven Lisa Sunderland Beth Sutherland Tracy Svea Julie Swanson Pamela Swanson Mark Swenson Decent, free mods in the sun! Michael Tangen Angie Taylor Therese Terhark Leslie Theroux Lisa Thomas Cynthia Thompson Jon Thompson Nancy Thompson Leesa Thomlinson Brian Thorkelson Norma Thurmer Lisa Thyr Robin Tiedens Karolyn Tollefson James Tomes Nona Tommila Diane Tomschin Charles Torgerson Anthony Tourville Victor Treptau Colleen Twomey Jane Upton David Urspringer Brian Velenchenko Brent Vick Jeffrey Vick John Vogel Paula Vomhof Kurt Von Busch Todd Vukson Dana Thiede Elizabeth Walden Timothy Wall Sharon Wallick Jacqueline Wally Julie Wally Jason Walters Is it Gene Clabaugh . . or is it . or is it Rudy Boschwitz? Mary Warren Mark Watz Danny Waulk Charles Weber Laura Weinberg Shannon Welch Randal Wells Scott Wheeler Anne Wennes Rebecca Wesloh Todd Westlund Kristin Westrum Julieann Williams Remember the Reading Lab? Kay Williams Kelly Williams Kris Williams Rosemary Williams Daniel Willson Carmen Wilson Lynn Winge Charles Wojack Anne Wolf Christopher Woodis Michael Wormuth Kim Yantes Howard Yesnes Shelli Zaic Thomas Zappe Anita Zarracina John Zarracina Leslie Zejdlik Glen Zibley Linda Zimmerman 191 SENIORS Abbon, Jeanne Ahlers, Kevin 57 Aiken, Robert Aldrich, Mitchell 66, 62, 71 Amundsen, Jon Anastos, Anastasia 88, 83 Anderson, Beverly 45 Anderson, Dale 90 Anderson, Gregory 66, 72 Anderson, Jane 36, 70 Anderson, Jeffrey Anderson, Kirk 30 Anderson, Scott Anderson, Toby Anderson, Tracey Angell, Dawn Armstrong, Christine 78, 80 Audette, Duane 9O Bachiochi, Christopher 62 Bachiochi, Shawn Backlund, Gary Bader, Mark Badertscher, Kelly 30 Baddis. 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