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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

5$ $ 7 ML . , f GYRE 4980 Neil A. ArmsTrong High School PlymouTh, Minneso'ro Volume '10 Table Of ConTenTs Feofure Athletics Organizations Faculty Classes Index 26 68 400 4'14 496 N ,,. . n.2, , ,, 5. y y . E, as, X. , W44 ; , . V , E1. ,. . , $ 2 1. a1 7 y a . ., V v a A ; . E; x 5.; 1 4; ; x. W v x. xx , y A J Q ?xiziiizisi Ref iTThoT's one small sTep for man, a greoT leap for man- kind. A dream had come True. And on eorTh a school was being planned e no ordinary school, buT a school for The new generoTion. And a Truly new generoTion H was e a new decode, new era, new values and new ideas were all coming inTo view. Neil A. ArmsTrong High School was a monifesToTion of socieTy's inspiroTions for The fuTure. The 4970-4974 school year opened wiTh The school as yeT uncompleTed. FuTure ArmsTrong sTudenTs wenT To school in spiiT shifTs oT Cooper. The sTudenTs and Teachers were enThusiosTic Though, as They woiTed for The opening day in November. The school opened wiTh a minimum omounT of confusion in spiTe of The consTrucTion workers being mixed in wiTh The sTudenTs ThroughouT The building. BoTh sTudenTs and foculTy were impressed by The new fociliTy ond iTs reflec- Tion of independence and flexibiliTy. eCTion And InnovoTion Since The opening day, ArmsTrong has been an example of deTerminoTion To succeed oT creoTing on insTiTuTion designed To fill each sTudenT's educoTionol needs. The school sysTem hos wiThsTood much criTicism and under- gone changes, buT The quoIiTy of The educoTion has never folTered. lT wosn'T only The building and The foculTy which made ArmsTrong on innovoTor, The sTudenTs Too, supporTed The values presenTed To Them and added Their ideas for improvemenT. CooperoTion of all involved produced To- day's ArmsTrong. Ten years have passed and The 4980 groduoTing class will be The final phase in The esToblishmenT of a new educoTionol sysTem. ArmsTrong hos sTepped over The boundaries of TrodiTionol educoTion ond inTo The age of progressive educoTion. .152 i is Time Is On Our Side independent study, popularly known as free mods, means something different to each student. It seems that some people may have three or four hours of free mods on o particular day, while some have only two or three free mods. The decision of how to spend the free time is on individual one, and every student uses their time differently. Most students divide their time proportionally into study time and relaxation time. The resource centers and media center are the best places to catch up on homework and to study. The commons is the place to talk with friends or just sit and have something to eat. Some students prefer to relax in the media center with 0 book or magazine. What- ever the choice is, Armstrong has a variety of places to spend a free mod. Are we at Armstrong representative of the fosh- FOIIOWing Falcon FGShiOn ion world - totol Chic, dressed, as they say, Hfit to kill ? Or, on the other hand, are we so isolated in the midwest that our only concern is keeping worm? It is probably most accurate to conclude that Armstrong is somewhere in the middle - 0 happy medium of modern foshion, comfortable clothes, and our own peculiar fads. Calvin Klein. Gloria Vanderbilt, and Sosson are high fashion names which turn up often oround Armstrong. On the more practical side of clothing, Lee, Big Smith, and the Limited are likely to be found on the tags. Certoin styles seem to hit Armstrong particularly hard such as: overalls; tight, straight - leg jeons worn with high, spikey heels; jeon skirts with slits; turtlenecks sprinkled with tiny hearts; ploin flonnel shirts Che old clossici; clogs mow for guys as well as girlsy and cowboy boots. It is hard, then, to classify Armstrong's foshions into one category; although there are many fods and styles that everyone seems to conform to, it is also 0 matter of individuality. ArmsTrong: Clockwise From LefT: The resource rooms pro- This IS Your Life! vide a quieT aTmosphere for working and sTudying . . . Sheila KoTz passes a free mod in The media cenTer These girls presenT a picTure of The various fashion looks of Arm- :zsaah-a Hunger Pongs STrike Falcons HHey, Jone, are you eoTing regular or olTernoTe lunch Today? Uh, neiTher igroonl - I jusT cTe a whole can of Almond Roco . . Does This sound familiar? There are indeed a large vorieTy of Things To eaT 0T ArmsTrong. An olTernaTe lunch in which salads and hamburgers or hoT dogs are served is offered as well as The TrodiTionol school lunch. Uhis is where you will find The famous Egg McSchool'D Some sTudenTs prefer To bring Their lunch in a bag. The booksTore iFalcon Emporiuml sells candy, yogurT, pop, heolTh- food, and iijunkfood To hungry sTudenTs 0T differenT inTervals dur- ing The day. Along wiTh These regular edibles, There are ofTen sTudenTs selling candy in The halls Cemember The doTs, The M8LM's . . . ? l IT is, Then, quiTe possible for an ArmsTrong sTudenT To find someThing good To eoT oT school. iiArmsTrong FighT Song Figth ArmsTrong, figth We raise our voices loud and Clear. FighT! Falcons, figth And They will hear us for and hear, Figth ArmsTrong, figth 1 Our boTTle cry will olwoys be Win, Falcons, win! . $252533: :ggggw . TwenTy MinuTes: One Mod Falcons oreJThe besTl ? TwenTy MOdS: One Day e T . , Six Days: One Cycle ThirTy Cycles: One Quorler Two QuorTers: One SemesTer Two SemesTers: One Year Three Years: GRADUATION!!! Afler Hours AlThough school does Toke quiTe o biT of Time ouT of o sTudenTs life, There are sTill evenings, and, beTTer yeT, weekends . . . and when oil The homework is finished, and There is no job conflicT, ThoT's when a sTudenT con devoTe some Time To whoT he or she really likes To do. WhoT do Arm- sTrong sTudenTs like To do in Their spore Time? ThoT quesTion connoT be answered in one word; omong The fovored ocTiviTies ore porTies, sporT evenTs, movies, resTou- ronTs, The Hopkins sTrip, roller skoTing, more porTies, and o vorieTy of oTher recrea- Tionol posTTimes. If sTudenTs oren'T ocTuolly going ouT and doing someThing Then an evening mighT be spenT coTching up on some sleep or onching Television or reading. According To a Gyre survey, Three fourThs of The sTudenTs oTTend oT leosT some of The fooTboll games. Some of The more popular places To go ofTerwords were McDonolds. Perkins, The bonfire, and My. Seven ouT of every Ten sTudenTs oTTend porTies regularly; porTies are indeed one of The mosT popular places To be on Fri- day and SoTurdoy nighTs. WiTh as many sTudenTs 05 There are CIT ArmsTrong, There is no Typical nThing To do on weekends - vorieTy is The name of The game. 4979-80 ARMSTRONG DICTIONARY STudenT EdiTion - AITernoTe lunch: n., The one for people who enjoy Their french fries is cellophane bogs - Bizorre: odj., onyThing ThoT on ArmsTrong sTudenT would consider ouT of The ordinary. Example: 0 person found doing homework - Bummed To The Max: odj., o feeling of exTreme de- pression caused by many Things ssee: horsm - Commons: n., a social goThering place where sTu- denTs are found laughing, eoTing and Talking - Driver's EducoTion: n., The necessary evil of every sophomore's life - Emporium: n., The new name OhoT nobody ever really usesy for The booksTore - Freok: n., The opposiTe of a jock - Folcon: n., our beloved moscoT - Geek: n., definiTion unknown, as no one will odmiT To being one - Good Humor: odj.: A onyThing ThoT resuITs in a general sense of hiloriTy - Harsh; odj., onyThing which causes a person To be bummed To The max Gee obovey - Jock: n., The opposiTe of a freak - Mellow: odj., peaceful, reloxed, The opposiTe of harsh ssee abovey - Open Campus: n., This supposedly only happens on The IosT Three days of The year - PorTies: n., seven ouT of Ten ArmsTrong sTudenTs oT- Tend These regulorly as To whoT goes on CT These social affairs, iT's besT lefT unsoid - Pink Slip: m., Too many of These and iT's o sTep for you, buddy - Sophomore: n., you know iT's o soph if They're carrying a mop around on ThoT firsT week or Two of school - Token: n., available in a rainbow of colors, This is The way They Teach sTudenTs To be responsible for bringing Their Troys bock On-The-Job According to a student survey, about jobs, the students of Armstrong are employed in many different types of work. Food service rboth fast food and restaurants; foc- tory work, secretarial jobs, mechanics, aids and kitchen work in nursing homes, soles, grocery jobs, and jonitor work, are some examples. Some other results of the sur- vey: - 6496 of the Armstrong students who responded to the survey work: 4 out of 20 have a full-time job - Almost 7596 work both weekdays and weekends - Average number of hours worked per week ran from 0 minimum of 2 to a high of 60 with more than half working 20 or more hours per week e About V4 of the students feel that their jobs inter- fere with their school work, while more than half feel that employment interfered with social life - Woges ran from $4.00 to $8.00 an hour. 7096 made $3.00 an hour but less than 4096 make more than $4.00 an hour - Seniors represent more than half of those having jobs, with juniors coming next with 2396, and soph- omores with 1996 - The highest percentage of people work in restau- rants and nursing homes 1979 COURT: B. Johnson, K. Langsdorf, K. Groeber, K. Vogelsberg, D. Nash, A. Rundell, A. Kelley, M. Theide, J. Bomsfod, B.B. Johnson . . . Ensemble opens The show . . . Miss Piggy debuts at A.H.S. . . . Bruce of home on the range. Homecoming Monday I woke To find my sisTer dressed like she jusT goT off a horse. I reTurned my books To differenT resource cenTers only To find nrun for fun and TTThe worm plasTered on The walls. I suddenly realized This was The firsT day of homecoming week - a week To be filled wiTh more spiriT Than I'd seen in all my years aT Arm- sTrong. There was arm wresTling during lunch, and frisbee conTesTs afTer school. All week long people had a new dress code. They wore everyThing from Roman Togas To peace signs and mini-skirTs. Tuesday, Queen Anne Rundell and King Dave Nash were crowned To reign over The week's acTiviTies. Thursday There was a big spagheTTi dinner sponsored by The soccer Team. The commons was filled wiTh shredded newspaper while ev- eryone psyched up for The game Friday. The pepfesT was bigger Than ever wiTh The Trike conTesT, arm wresTIing finals, 0 fire eaTer and a gymnasTic presenTaTion. The varieTy show feaTured many bands, music, and even a special whisTIing belly buTTon song by our Teachers. OuTside was The TradiTional braT fry and car show. SaTurday ended The week wiTh The homecoming dance. The whole week was Topped off by our swimming, volleyball, soccer and fooTbaII Teams winning Their games. To The juniors and sophomores: we wish you luck in Trying To beaT Homecoming '79! A QuoIiTy ProducTion , Vaaw, M w The Sad Story Of TTBoat PeopleT One of The more Tragic evenTs of 4979 was The cosTing ouT of The so-colled HboaT people. Who are The booT people? They are The VieTnamese refugees who es- caped by sea To SouTheosT Asia. Because of hosTiIiTy beTween Hanoi and Peking, The eThnic Chinese in VieT Nam were The vic- Tims of onTi-Chinese prejudice and were finally driven ouT of VieT Nam. The UniTed SToTes hos Taken in many of These refu- gees, like oTher counTries around The world. Some of The booT people have found iT difficulT To odjusT To a new siTuoTion - some have been placed in such seTTle- menTs as The sToTe farm in China. The peo- ple who have come To America are being welcomed, Though, and occepTed. Emerita welmmes iPope In OcTober of 4979, Pope John Paul II visiTed The UniTed SToTes, drawing crowds of Thousands in ev- ery ciTy he enTered. He Traveled To BosTon, New York, WashingTon D.C., Philadelphia, Des Moines, and Chicago . He spoke 0T TheVUniTed NaTions, 0T Madison Square Garden, and before a crowd of 75,000 people in Yankee STodium. The closesT he goT To MinnesoTa, Though, was Des Moines, Iowa. where a florisT There had arranged a display of over 3,000 flowers and The Pope celebroTed Moss ouT- doors. People all over The counTry read cbouT John Paul in The papers and onched him on Teievision. Records, T-shirTs, pens, buTTons, pennonTs, and posT- ers proclaiming The memorable visiT were pro- duced, publicizing The hisToric evenT. Crisis Arises The public disclosure Tth 0 comde brigade of beTween 2,000 and 3,000 SovieT Troops is sTdTioned in Cuba was a sTdTemenT Tth should have been only a minor diplomoTic squabble wiTh The SovieTs buT grew inTo Cl mdjor do- mesTic poliTiCoI issue. AlThough There had been indicoTion for some Time of SovieT Troops in Cuba, iT hdd noT been known Tth The Troops were organized Over Cubd inTo 0 comde brigade. Problems arose as To wheTher or noT To rdTify The SALT ll TredTy. AlThough The SovieTs had broken no TredTy or low, a number of SenoTors see iT 03 Cl new evidence of provocoTive SovieT be- havior around The world. Thus, The con- flicT wenT on as hedTed discussions flored on boTh sides of The drgumenTs. Dome Issue Yet To Be Settled In The Minneapolis area This year, The conTroversy surrounding The consTruo- Tion of 0 new domed sTodium down- Town conTinued . . . ond conTinued, dnd conTinued . There were sTrong dr- gumenTs for boTh sides. Those who fd- vored The dome wonTed The added income Tth bigger crowds would bring To The area. The Tedms, like The Vikings, dlso wished for d beTTer sTodi- um and The added income. Those who opposed The sTodium orgued Tth The money would come ouT of The Tax- pdyers pockeT, which would be unfair To The people who didn'T core obouT The sTodium. IT would seem Tth The conflicT would go on forever . . . Who Will Win In '80 As 1979 drew near iTs end and 4980 loomed ahead, The counTry begdn To consider who would campaign for, and who would win, The 4980 Presiden- Tidl condidocy. Among The names which emerged as possible condi- ddTes were SendTor Edward M. Kenne- dy, DemocrdT, Governor Ronold Re- gdn, Republican, John Connolly, Jr., Republican, and, of course, Jimmy CdrTer who is sTiIl in The running despiTe his declining populdriTy of The pdsT yeah The poliTicol mood of The counTry wos unseTTled; people were mosle unde- cided yeT as To who They would voTe for. ThoT will come in 4980, buT unTil Then Americans are geTTing Their firsT TdsTe of The fuTure. AcTive chons One only reaps who? one sews.' This motto is one often proven accurate by high school students. Armstrong stu- dents especially, are active in everything from downhill ski- ing to National Honor Society. This school spirit and pride is exemplified by The great number of people who share Their talents to give Armstrong student life a variation from class- room study. School spirit runs high during fall and winter quarters when Homecoming and Sno Daze approach. Students enjoy vol- unteering their Time To be on Teams for frisbee, broomboIl and fug-o-wor, 0nd shamelessly display talents in variety shows and pep fes'rs. Each year several new acTiviTies and ideas are added To ArmsTrong's celebroTion weeks, allowing more sTudenTs To become creoTiver involved. School organichions conTinue To prosper by sTudenT's added enThusiosm. From This, a new pride and spiriT have developed in ArmsTrong sTudenTs which They will hopefully insTiII in The fuTure generoTions. Clockwlse From Len: Senior Power! . . . TrikelisTs Turn . . . Debbie Hoskins swings and smiles for The Tennis Team . . . Illusion warming up before The show . . . Birdie Tami MunsTenTeiger and cheerleader Lorrie Johnson cheer for vicTory . . . Falcons Fly . . . A crowd goThers To onch The coronoTion . . . Shelley PeTerson, CT The piano, accompanies a vocal soloisT . . . Mem- bers of The fooTboTI Team offer encouragemenT from The sidelines . . . The Doms odd 0 dromaTic finish To Their dance Mary Benepe plays The guiTor as she sings Good Friends Pseudo Romans Transform The commons. 17 Narrators: Melanie Gerdes, Todd Zougg Donc- ers: Sabiho Goken, Amy Holman, Rim Homolo, Mike Kessler, STeve Lee, John Leighton, Beth LiHle, Jeff McMoore, Liso Ramos, Brenda Ro- lando, Chris Strauss, Craig Wdfz. IBlEIDlNEIliESV TO MMHEH As fall came upon us This year, rumors circulaT- ed ThaT There would be no fall play. Some Talk was heard abouT having a TTdance clinic in- sTead. EvenTually The maTTer was cleared and Try-ouTs far a musical comedy dance revue began. Choreographer-direcTor Anne-Marie feIT The producTion was especially designed for The ArmsTrong High School gifTed sTudenTs. Indeed The compeTiTion in The TryouTs was Tough. A casT of only fourTeen was chosen. The show, Berkeley To BenneTT, played on De- cember 44 and '15. IT consisTed of a hisTory of dance and comedy in The TheaTre. Some of The numbers included were from such hiT musi- cals as WesT Side STory, Pajama Game, Fiddler on The Roof, and Chorus Line. Melanie Gerdes and Todd Zaugg acTed as boTh dancers and narraTors. The revue was a success. The odors and acTresses did a fine job considering The shorT amounT of Time They had To pracTice. e Clockwise From Far Right: The art of Token flipping . . . Mm-Mm good! . . . A clean sweep . . . Mr. Irresistible? . . . Todd and Beth discuss Sno-Doze . . . Pass fhe gravy, please . . . Ready, aim, fire! . . . Batter up! . . . Brion stuffs if in. 20 Falcons Snuggle Up To Sno-Doze Broomboll, Tokie bouncing, a cross counTry ski race, and a formal dance all played imporTcmT roles during The Sno-Daze winTer fesTiviTies. The week began wiTh The crowning of Queen Laura Loechler and King Rick Henry To preside over The ocTiviTies. The resT of The royolTy consisTed of juniors Kris Wes- Trum and Jim IbisTer and sophomores Morgan Isch and Amy Holman. Rivalry beTween classes exisTed during The relay races and The sno-boll eoTing conTesT. ValenTine's Day, red and whiTe carna- Tions, and special French Telegrams added a romanTic feeling To The week's evenTs. 2'1 Clockwlse From nght: Sophomore Takes a spill . . . A pleasant surprise for Kris . . . Smock! . . . A snowy King and Queen . . . Falcons show Their Sno- Doze spirit . . . Juniors get a head start . . . A happy ending . . . Seniors shove off. 22 Im lb Kris W631runf ,' ister ,J h c I5 n a Q ,o ,M Front Row: J. lbisfer, K. Reindy, R. Johnson, E. Lif- He, T. Wright, R. Humolc, R. Bolt, S. Jewe'r. Row Two: T. Zougg, R. Thomp- son, R. Morken, R. Humolo, M. Gerdes, A. Ramos, K. Quinn, T. Zilc, B. Rolando. Row Three: J. Johnson, N. Paradise, C. Strauss, Leighton, M. Stolee, Anderson, A. Lawson, Bomsfod, M. Lunzer, Wofz. Back Row: WeimholT, M. Sanford, . Hoezel, K. Kurtzohn, D. Lin- go, M. Collins, S. LiHle, J. Olson. 1 4 Wonderfu Town ArmsTrong's spring musical, TTWonderful Town , broughT The life of Greenwich Village dwellers To The sToge. The Brood- woy producTion of Wonderful Town opened oT The Win- Ter Garden TheoTre on February 25, 4953. The cosT of forTy-five, orchesTro of ThirTy, plus many crew members and The direcTors Gory and Carol Fischer devoTed Themselves To doily procTice for many weeks. All The sce- nery was designed by Dick Leerhoff. MognificenT scenery has become 0 chorocTerisTic of all ArmsTrong TheoTricol producTions. TTWonderful Town showed The compeTiTion of ocTors, wriT- ers, and poinTers in New York. The producTion exciTed boTh Those who viewed H and Those who puT iT on. Clockwlso From Below: Dru: 1K Takes a break . . . Jeff Bobgon-seT direcTor in operoTion . . . Dorlin' Irene, you really are Irish! . . . Ipoy your salary, show a liTTle respecT . . . 25 Fa cons' Pride ArmsTrong enjoyed iTsmosT successful fooTbolI season since AHS opened Ten years ago. AfTer on opening game loss To Hopkins Eisenhower, The Falcons rebounded To win eighT sTroighT games and capTure The Lake NorTh Championship. Led by CopToins Ken Groeber and Brad Lenorz, The Falcons had The number one defense in The cgnference, allowing The fewesT yards rushing and poinTs scored. The offense was cenTered around an awesome ground 0T- Tock. Fullback John Souer and QuorTerbock, CcpTain Dove Nash carried mosT of The load behind on offensive line ThaT conTroIled The line of scrimmage from The firsT play of each game unTiI The final whisTIe. AfTer downing Osseo 43-12 in The conference TiTIe game, The Falcons beoT DuluTh Denfeld 29-27 in one of The mosT exciTing games on AHS Team has ever played. Down by Twelve poinTs wiTh jusT over six minuTes To go, 3he Falcons rallied To score Two Touchdowns and win in The opening round of The sTaTe playoffs. The following week, ArmsTrong losT To evenTual sToTe champi- on Columbia HeighTs 13-7. The Falcons were ahead loTe in The fourTh quorTer and only a perfechy Thrown pass for o 78 yard Touchdown prevenTed AHS from reaching The championship game. Individual awards and honors were abundonT OT season's end, buT each of The fooTboII players can be proudesT of The way The Team sTuck TogeTher ofTer The Eisenhower game, refusing To lose again unTiI They had proven To everyone jusT how good They really were. Clockwlso From Lott: WhoT was ThoT snap signal? . . .Nosh back for a pass Defense socks quorTerbock Pep Talk AnoTher ouT- sTanding performance. VARSITY-Froni Row: T. Hanson, D. SybronT, K. Hayden, C. Nelson, T. Plufko, M. Neff, J. Shoemaker, P. LoFronce. M. Doly, B. Thorkelson, M. Carlson, B. Everhch, D. Nelson, B. Kuzmo, M. Molik, J. Folk, T. Clifford, S. Thiede, C. Wojock, P. Gundermon, B. Bye, B. Olson, T. LundersTom, J. Anderson. Row Two: D. Thiede, D. Guernsey, G. Nylin, R. Jones, S. Diederichs. Back Row: S. Ranke,L. Gonrowski,K. Nygoard,G. BrandT,B. Lindblom, M. Cloessens, P. SmiTh, K. Houg, 5. Barber, J. Souer, CopT. D. AudeTTe, B. Newell, M. Hollerud, J. Kochenderfer, M. Kunz, CopT. K. Nash, E. Togel, T. Kohl. Row Three: R. Johnson, M. Gardner. D. Groeber, J. ST. Mchin, C. Kirchoff, J. Vogel, P. Anderson, CopT. B. ShowalTer, D. Mickelberg, J. Schliesmon, J. O'Neill, D. Lynch, K. Nelson, Lenarz. W. HinTz, D. WieTz, A. Moore, M. HesTick, M. Anderson. Row Four: D. 28 3O M Young BUT Tough ' :19: . :5. .V SOPHOMORE-Fronf Row: A. Melemed, T. Manlen,L.Gu1nechf,P. Zimmer, Olson, T. Ford, J. Krbechek, D. Winfermufe, M. Leaf, M. Isch, R. Peuro, M. J. Holdorff, T. Kyro, B. Franz, 8. Stone, M. Schroder, J. Davenport, Row Rohweder, J. Hoskins, R. Schreyer, Back Row: Coach B. Johnson, D. Two: T. Groseclose, J. Schwantes, G. Reese, K. Ronsen, C. Doeksen, P. Duffee, M. Prochar, K. Swedberg, D. Reller, J. Boronick, M. Gillespie, M. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, J. Anderson, G. Brinkmann. Row three: E. Wilder, J. Rohm, J. Ford, J. Busby, C. Cosperson, Coach Swonovich They are The best sophomore squad we have ever had. We're expecting a lot out of them in The future. Clockwise From Below: Falcon breaks Through . . . lsch fakes i1 . . . Nash runs it himself . .. Sauer avoids Tackle . . . Gonrowski shows his approval .4 . Holly- wood's famous catch. 31 Falcons Raise RockeT Oh The CourT EnThusiosm and deTerminoTion for a winning season sparked The Girls' Tennis Team early in The year. AfTer winning Three consecuTive scrimmages, high hopes of a winning season spread ThroughouT The Team. When The Lake Conference compeTiTion began, improvemenT conTinued buT The girls' obiliTy To win was overpowered by Tough compeTiTion. Ev- eryone puT forTh a combined Team efforT ogainsT The besT conference in The sToTe. Lead by Coaches Mona Klimmek and Laura UTofT, and Co-CapToins Lynne UTofT and Theresa OTT, The Tennis Team kepT Their spiriT and hopes high, onTici- poTing The nexT challenge. Clockwlso From nght: Leslie sTonds by as KhrisTino reTurns The ball . . . Look mo, one hand . . . Terry follows Through . . . Kris aces her opponenT. VAllsITY TENNIS - Front Row: K. WesTrum, K. MoTTsson, Capt. T. OTT, D. Hoskins. Row Two: J. Souer, Coach M. Klimmek, CapT. L. UTofT, M. Kolion, L. Backes. Back Row: T. Rivezzo, M. Keller, M. Kirby, K. Speich. N.4.:.mesmm;wm Vw-rw J.V.-Fron1Row: M. Sorkinen, J. Roehl, K. Schroder, M. Guerfin, T. Brenna, T. Anderson, L. Burns. Back Row: M. Filipek, M. Cruz, C. Thompson, L. Jokelo, M. Logan, R. Bobgon, M. Brenna, Coach L. U'roff. 33 Run For Fun The 4979 ArmsTrong Cross CounTry Teams again upheld Their superior repuToTion. The Boys Cross CounTry Team placed firsT in The Lake Confer- ence wiTh on 8-0 record. They also placed second in The Region MeeT To advance To The STaTe MeeT where They placed fifTh. The Girls Cross CounTry Team also did well This season, finishing Third in The conference wiTh a 6-2 record and Third in The Region MeeT. EighT Cross CounTry Team members made The All Conference Team. They were, Julie Anderson, Diane Kimble, Lisa Koelfgen, Jeff Nelson, Kevin Olson, ScoTT Schepman, Mark ShoTTuck and Julie Wally. Sophomore Lisa Koelfgen won The Cross CounTry Region TiTIe. She Then placed Third in The STaTe Cross CounTry MeeT wiTh a Time of 44:42.9, breaking The old school record of 44:34. Senior IeTTer-winners This year were, Julie Anderson, Mike An- derson, Shari Bcnkole, Julie Brewer, ScoTT Brueske, Barb BurreTs, ScoTT Campbell, Mike CorsTen, Phyllis Kelly, Jon LeighTon, Jeff Nelson, Kevin Olson, Laurie Pohlman, ScoTT Schepmon and Mark ShoTTuck. 34 Counterclockwlse From Left: Julie encourages her fellow runners ...GO! ronquw:Ccp1. M. Shattuck, Capt. S. Schepmon, Capt. S. Campbell, L. fbcpskl, Capt. J. Anderson, J. Wally, D. Kimble, L. Swinfek, L. Koelfgen, S. ohnlng, J. Johnson. Row Two: Coach K. Elias, Coach H. Kleymon, S. rueske, M. Anderson, K. Olson, L. Lonnsfrom, B. Burrefs, L. Zejdlik, C. orsten, L. Pohlmon, S. Souer, P. Kelly. Row Three: J. Meter, C. Anderson, . . Cors'ren, J. Nelson, D. Deubner, K. Lindgren, S. Zaic, J. Loechler, S. Onkole, B. Sutherland, Capt. J. Brewer. Row Four: G. Nelson, J. Weimholf, . Nelson, N. Hill, J. Zemke, J. Boskin, T. McCubbin, S. Hoelscher, D. Sond- . . . The race is over . . . Scott concentrates on his race . . . Harv shows his form . . . On your mark . . . Get set 35 ers, P. Regner, L. Lunquis'r, J. Leighton, A. Seifo, D. McDowell, J. Buan, R. Hunt, R. Becklund, H. Yesness, J. Scorbrough. Back Row: T. Tenu're, C. Tenufe, B. Wosho, N. Gould, A. Godfrey, T. Doering, K. Miciek, N. Paradise, D. Foy, L. Wols'ron. Not Plctured: C. Brondeen, K. Burke, J. Dahl, T. Grace, J. Hanson, P. Leonhardf, J. Lepak, C. McDoniels, R. Mindess, R. Nogomifsu, T. O'Neil, B. Rodwcy, K. Raine, J. Russel, K. Sipe, A. Spurbeck, C. Twomey, T. Zila, P. Zolik. ; VIM WWW ,W74;0,v memww , 4 w 'wwmw v MM xga mat Guys HWorm Through Seoson Before This years season began, a promising group of Folcon soccer players were confronTed wiTh o horrify- ing phrase, TlTogeTher we can make iT happen. WhoT does iT meon? Nobody knew. How con 0 Team survive wiTh a phrase ThoT nobody undersTonds? So The Team was forced To obondon H for a new one. Then on one gloomy, dork, cold day one, The sun suddenly broke Through The mass of block clouds, and ouT of The worm moisT eorTh appeared one of God's simplesT creoTions. a worm. The Falcon soccer squod knew This had To have some meaning, buT whoT? Then Things sTorTed To happen. This fighTing uniT would noT be denied. IT looked as if They were on Their way To The mosT suc- cessful soccer season ever enjoyed by on ArmsTrong Team. An opposing coach was prompTed To say, You guys goT The besT looking Team in The sToTe of Minne- . soTo. Suddenly ArmsTrong wos 41-3-3 and roTed Third in The final sToTe roTings. The Falcons were indeed The Team To beoT. So in The firsT region game, Lindbergh beoT Them. Yes, The Fol- cons were disoppoinTed, buT all is noT losT. These young men had reached a sTondord never To be eclipsed by 0 high school soccer Team, and This was a Team in every sense of The word. WiTh special Thanks To Lorry, John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt and of course, The worm, for H will never die. Clockwlse From nght: Mork uses his head . . . Coaches look on . . . Brion scores . . . Guys geT down To do The worm . . . lT's 0 goal! YARSITY-FRON'I' ROW T Moron, M. Rowles, D. Steiner, H. Ulrichs, F. Mo- Jacobson, F. Mogadon. Back Row: J. Henson, 8. Doimer, J. Sockorioson, Jorum, K. Barker, M. Zemon, T. Coughlin, J. Bonde. Row Two: J. Forsberg, D. Lilly, J. Speich, J. Byrne, B. Melos, J. Green, M. Offerstedf, D. Jacobs. R. Hellen, J. Shcllbe'rfer, B. Daly, B. Leininger, J. Dohl, J. Hewitt, T. Dooher, K. Wis C :Mwwniat m.gw. AW W J.V.-Front Row: M. Conrad, T. Wesflund, G. Besonen, T. Schunemon, C. Row: B. Strom, D. Steiner, D. Erickson, D. Lingo, D. Riviere, T. LoLiberte, A. Gerber, B. Leininger, F. Mogodan. Row Two: G. Hoerger. L. McDonald, J. Olson, T. Dooher, J. Dohl. ShollbeHer, B. Vick, S. Folkerds, J. Anderson, R. Hellen, B. Daly. Back 40 Sophomore-Froni Row: M. Lussenhop, 8. Gray, J. Schoepfer, D. MeisTer, Martin, T. Seashore, D. Kaiser, K. Clepper, M. Zaic, T. Zifur, C. Ammo, B. J. Komorek, B. Vick, A. Downing, D. Ostrov, B. Ruggies, V. Goodrum, C. Coy, D. Sipe. Back Row: G. LoVoId, M. Dahl, M. Carlson, B. Kelley, B. Hendrickson, D. Vernon. Row Two: T. STeorns, E. Johnson, D. Rousf, L. Donnelly, B. Erickson, G. Swanson, G. Henry Teamwork : Success State Tournament -- a dream for most teams but a conceivable goal for the 4979 Girls Volleyball team. With six returning ietter-winners and promising talent from the juniors and sophomores, the girls seemed destined for a winning season. Captains Lynn Morris and Cheryl Schindler encouraged team practice early in July to start developing skills before the beginning of the sched- uled season. Numerous scrimmages and non-conference games gave the girls needed experience to Victoriously overcome their Lake Con- ference opponents. Through the guidance of Coach Denny Erickson and Assistant Coach Bev Koski, the girls ended the season in a three- way-tie for tst place due to their loss to Eisenhower. The team also won the 3rd place trophy in the Armstrong-Cooper invitational Tournament. As the girls entered regional play ranked 2nd in Region 6AA and 7th in the State, injuries overwhelmed the team; but due to their depth. back-up players filled the positions giving the team top performance. All previous wins did not matter now and any losses were used as learning experiences. The Falcons downed their first two opponents Richfield and Minnetonka to advance to Region Semi-Finals against Eisenhower who had pre- viously handed them a loss. The girls came out on the floor spirited and used teamwork to beat Eisenhower in two straight games. As under- dogs in Region Finals, the Falcons faced iH ranked Wayzata the next night. Victorious after the Wayzata game, the Falcons began prepar- ing for their trip to the State Tournament. They had reached their initial goal, but now established a second goal of coming home State Cham- pions. Their dreams were shattered as Minneapolis Southwest downed Arm- strong in a match the Falcons hoped to win. The State Championship was gone. but the girls were determined not to come home losers. The team pulled together and found the pride and strength to come back and win the Consolation Championship by beating Apple Valley and Moorhead. Compiling an overall record of 24 wins and 4 losses, the Falcon Volley- ball team found that teamwork was the key to their success and look back to their season with a feeling of accomplishment. VARSITY: L. Gutknecht, J. Gaster, J. Wally, D. Dechaine, L. Morris, C. Region 6AA Champs once again Time out for the Falcons Schindier, S. Lorentzen, P. Smith, L. Wiley. Countorclockwlso From Top: Anticipation . . . Sue spikes against the blocker. 42 J.V.-Fronf Row: M. Sm h, T. Kunz, B. Rolando, T. Ruggles, Back Row: 3. STeorns, G. Lenorz, M. Borgerding, 8. Olson. B-SQUAD-Front Row: R. Pifro, S. Friedrichsen, P. Rue, A. Pearson, L. Bauer. Back Row: E. Joncifis, L. Anderson, T. Andries, V. Schuh, 8. Charles. Swimmers Show Splashing ImprovemehT The 4979 girls swim team had an impressive season. The inspiration of coaches Mitch Peterson and Rick Withers and captains Linda Andries, Pam Edwards and Mary Touve, helped the team to better Their duo! meet record over last years. The girls times improved through dedication, hard work and grueling practices. The Sophomores gave The Team i'rs needed depth. Because of these goals for improvement held in common by each girl, they have builf lasting friend- ships and undying memories. Clockwlse From Right: The thrill of victory and the agony of defect . . . Fly Falcon Fly . . . Coach Peterson looks on. 44 Clockwlso From Left: Connie reaches for perfection . . A Cindy gets a hand from above. from Row: M. Polmquisf, Capt. L. Andries, J. Williams, K. Polosoari, A. Schreyer, Capt. M. Touve, J. Shedlov, S. Schul'rz Row Two: L. .v'orfhogen, K. Larson, C. Timgren, N. Touve, M. Whiffon, Capt. P. Edwards, G. Snipsfeod, L. Showol'rer, B. Rodwoy. Back Row: Coach M. 1 iferson, C. Anderson, A. Tourville, J. Hansen, S. Poulson, C. Oman, C. Bjello, B. Dunnigon, Ass'f Coaches T. Buckley, D. Seymour and D. Pluth. 4S GymnosTs VoulT ObsTGCIes ProcTice sTorTed in early AugusT for This year's men's gymnosTics Team. Each day broughT new hardships To The Team. Sore hands, bruised bodies and broken bones ThreoTened The hope for o sTrong Team. Coaches Dove Kuhn and Dave MoTTeson held 3 To 5 hour procTices oTTempTing To sTrengThen Their Team. AIThough The gymnasTs were small in numbers, The TclenT 0nd spiriT displayed by each individual kepT The Team highly compeToTive. Counter-CIockwlse from Below: Randy hangs up There . .. Mark muscles The horse . . . STeve sTrives To improve his hondsTond on The porrollel bars . . . Don'T worry Don whoT goes up musT come down . . . Dan does his Thing on The rings. KIIO0CII 46 0b.: Front Row: B. Ruggles, E. Posno, C. Fernsfrom, R. Forslund, R. Schwimmer, Back Row : Coach D. T. Moore, M. Menne, Capt. D. Berger, Kuhn, , I S. Merriman, M. Eichhorsf, B. Thomas, D. Capt. McNosky, Coach D. Mot- teson. N5 $ 47 Falcons Take; Chargeo Clockwlso From Right: Brod shooTs for Two. Todd geTs The Tip . . . ' .Chuck Takes aim . .AnTicipCITion ngua a.rd ArmsTrong Falcons had Their besT season in The hisTory of The school. ArmsTrong's Team was led by CopToins Dove Nash and Brad Lenorz. Coach WhiTey Johnson and ossisTanT Terry STrong showed fans a well disciplined Team. The Falcons had Their sTrongesT winning sTarT, Their losses come in eiTher overTime or by a slim margine. The losT Two games of The regular season were losT by 2 and 6 poinTs. Junior T. Anderson was one of The leading scorers of The league. OTher underclassmen playing VarsiTy were Sopho- more M. Isch and Junior players C. Dugger, T. Hanson, P. Gundermon, B. Olson. One of The highlighTs early in The season was The non-conference maTches in Eou Claire, Wis. where The Falcon Team 'sToyed overnighT and played Teams from all over ThaT area. -qun-apb- c. VARSITY- Front Row: T Hanson, B. Doiy, M. Isch, D. Nash, D. Jacobs, B. Melos, C. Wojock, S. Lindblom. Back Row: Coach W. Johnson, R Henry, T. Moran, B. Lenorz, T. Anderson, C Dugger, B. Olson, P. Gundermcn, Ass'T Cooch T. STrong 4a SOPHOMORE-Fronf Row: G. Lindblom, J. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. Fin, M. Schroder, T. Langenbach, J. Haddorff, T. Johnson. Back Row: D. Duffee, M. Wolsfod, G. Knutson, R. Williams, C. Cosperson, J. Baskin, T. Hill, M. Wilder, G. Brant, Coach J. Hahn. 49 N ! .u .m... 50 STorTing Al The Girls BoskeTboII Team had To work around obsTocles during Their season. Eariy in The year injuries oversho- dowed The Team's poTenTioI; as The season progressed, The girls were able To overcome The bad ankles and broken TeeTh To play Their own sTer of game. DepTh proved To be a sTrong osseT of The Team as The coaches were able To call on o sTrong bench wiTh confidence. Over Again 51 The season presenTed a challenge for The girls wiTh a new head coach To learn from and geT used To. The girls combined Their obiIiTies and TalenTs wiTh hard work and dedicaTion To come up wiTh a winning season. NexT sec:- son holds a IoT of poTenTioI wiTh promising TolenT coming from The sophomores and juniors. N , 35'. VARSITY and J.V.-Fronf Row: Manager L. Carlson, Manager K. Ribbe, M. Smith, L. Utoff, S. Lorentzen, L. Zejdlik, J. Liesch, Manager J. Davies, Mon- oger C. Loswell. Back Row: Ass'f Coach, B. Merry, D. Daniels, K. Lenarz, J. Wally, C. Strong, G. Lenarz, T. Andries, L. Morris, K. Barnard, D. Dechoine, S. Herrington, Manager L. Wiley, Coach R. Bouerly. SOPHOMORE-Fronf Row: Manager L. Carlson, C. Bjello, S. Paulson, K. Girdner, L. McKenno, P. Rue, J. Roehl, Manager J. Davies. Back Row: Manager K. Ribbe, Coach D. Skarnes, M. Kunz, E. Jonoifis, J. KeHner, M. Logan, E. Sveo, M. Gooley, G. Snipsfead, Manager C. Laswell. Counterclockwlse From Right: Mel goes down court . . . Gay lays if in for Two . . . Lynne fights for The rebound . . . Dribble dribble down The court . . . Armstrong keeps up ifs guard. 53 WresTIers GeT A STrong Hold This year's Armstrong Wrestling team led by co-coptains Ken Grober and Bill Hoffman mode definite progress. The varsity placed first in The Tartan and Edino East Tourna- ments, with The B-Squad also winning the Tartan Tourna- ment. The Team placed 7th in The Region Meet, with Joe Hanson placing 3rd individually. Ken Grcber placed first in Regions qualifying him To compete in the State Wrestling Meet. Above Lott To Right: Macho men? . . . Wrestlers Take hold. VARSITY: D. Anderson, E. Anderson, T. Gloseclose, R. Everhor'r, J. Hanson, K. Groeber, D. Showolfer, C. Nelsor Hoffmann, R. Orrick, C. Weber. 54 I-SQUAD: W. Beemon, B. Orrick, J. Perendy, T. Provo, T. Ford, K. Nelson, D. Reller, G. Reese, M. Buffington, T. Hill, J. Zemon. SOPHOMORES: W. Beemon, B. Orrick, J. Perendy, S. Ostroviok, T. Hertle, T. Hill, T. Ford, D. Reller, J. Reese, S. Decelles, R. Syl're, M. Buffington, B. Franz, J. Zemon, J. Olson. Lott To nghf: Toke down . . . Is it person or pretzel? Rough Season This was a year of inexperience and prom- ise. The Team was lead by captains Dave Berger and John Lilljequis'r and Two other seniors John Falk and Scott Leddy. Coaches Mitch Peterson and Rick Withers along with Cara Oman and Shauna Lund, managers, helped inspire and keep lhe Team going. The Team record was not all They hoped for but There is hope for The future with all The strong sophomores. The season consisted of a lot of hard work and a few 40 yard 50's but in The end if was well worlh ll. Swimmers Splash Through Front Row: C. Oman. Cl Swedberg, P. Spevacek, D. Wintermufe, C. Amafa, E. Liljequisl, T. McCubbin, Coach M. Pelerson. Row Two: T. Luikarf, J. Falk, J. Liljequisl, D. Berger, H. Launder, S. Leddy, P. Czech, Back Row: J. Leslie, S. Roberts, Coach P. Withers, A. Czerniak, J. Rosenow, J. Zemke, J. Kujanson, B. Short. 56 Counterclockwlse From Len: Gqsp! Falcon flies home Splash. Just up for a breath of air Awaiting resulfs Merrily we crawl along . . . Are you sure I have to go in head fi sf? Hockey: Taking A Slop AT VicTory The 4979-80 Mens Hockey Team achieved a winning season. AfTer a slow sTorT, The Falcons pulled TogeTher wiTh improved Team spiriT. Led by a sTrong group of seniors and CopToins Dove SybronT and John Sauer, The Team gained The besT record in The Lake Confer- ence NorTh for The second round of season play. The spiriT displayed by The larger crowds gave The players greoTer enThusiosm To come off The ice vicTorious. Varslfy-Front Row: R. Helen, M. Wilbur, D. SybronT, T. Anderson, P. Smith, S. Sundgren, B. Horkelson. Back Row: Coach D. Moore,N. Frondsen, W. HinTz, G. PoqueTTe, D. Erickson, D. Riviere. R. KyosTio, K. Nygoord, P. LoFrance, M. Claessens, Manager K. MosTrom, Coach B. Johnson. No? plcplctured: J. Sauer. 58 Clockwlso From Far Lon: Goal! Ron outskates his defender . . . Dove brings The puck around . . . Poul winds up to shoot . . . John shoots To score. J.V.-Front Row: M. Busyn, B. Lanniger, B. Vick, B. Kuzma, E. Olson, B. Fisher, R. Thompson, D. Nelson. Back Row: Coach D. Moore, J. Olson. M. Mollik, J. Rohm, B. Torkelson, G. Chapman, P. Hintz, T. Vuckson, Manager G. Amonson. Not plctured: D. Steiner. VARSITY RESERVE- Front Row: M. Strauss. D. Meister, B. Vick, M. Jocobwith. T. Murphy, 3. Esterberg, J. Shalbetter, R. Hellen, Coach P. Anderson. Back Row: T. Ahderson, D. Lynch, M. Ahlers, S. Walters, M. Claessens, M. Koenig, M. Winge, J. Johnson, M. Virshek, J. O'Neil. Counterclockwise From Right: Falcons on the move Power-play Pucker power Flocons face off Mike moves the puck up the ice. 60 Bound To Be BesT This year The girls gymnasTics Team proved ThaT iT's noT The quoniTy of The Team, buT The quaIiTy. WiTh so few girls ouT for The sporT This year, The Team really hkicked iT ouT. They proved To The oTher Teams and more imporTanle To Them- selves, ThoT They were capable of high scores and good sporTsmanship. The girls devoTed Themselves To hours of grueling workouTs in The gym-six days a week, enduring for The four monThs of The year. Their dedicoTed efforTs paid off in very good showings againsT oTher Teams. However whoT really'come Through The long hours of work, was The uniTy of The Team ThaT developed. EmoTions varied consTanle, and everyone shared Them in some way or onoTher. The sTrengTh and encouragemenT given by Team members and coaches heighTened each individuals progress. Which led To a Team progress Tth consisTenTIy grew. Clockwise from RighT: Jeanne sTrikes a pose Sandy works her bar rouTine Is she suspended? Brenda Tapes her ankle Vicki walks over The beam. WeWM Front Row: L. Applequisf, L. Holter, D. Manuel, L. Lussky, S. 5er, K. Williams. Back Row: Coach D. Kuhn, J. Jackson, S. Gaulke, Capt. J. Bauer, Capt. S. .Krond'r, C. Anderson, V. Melond, Coach B. Johnson. Eat Bamboo E 3 Development and, Eat Bamboo were the goals of ; the 1979-80 Falcon Ski teams. Coaches Darrell Erickson '. and Randy Rokola took charge of both teams keeping old traditions and adding new ones. Both teams were f , led by captains Dove Sam Beihoffer, Mike Anderson i v - A and Karie Schrader. Highlights of the year include high places in state wide races at Grand Rapids and Welch Village invitationals. The boys Team established itself as a lake conference iipower of the future. They finished with '12 + 0 confer- ence record, and a third place standing with a team composed of mainly sophmores. Both teams have set their goals for next year and intend to be state con- tenders. Front Row: D. Klenk, E. Johnson. P.Johnston, Capt. D. Beihoffer, M. Anderson, C. McDaniel, J. Wheeler. Row Two: Capt. M. Anderson, S. Beede, J. Frye, J. Milier, G. Huduk, G. Misser, T. Miller, J. Houg, Coach R. Rokolo. Back Row: A. Boer, xi. Heine, P. Regner, M. Gillespie. M. Swenson, K. Rhode, C. Doekson, Coach D. Erickson. 64 5:2 Front Row: J. Knutson, L. Bockes, K. Speich, E. Swenson. Back Row: B. Morfenson, P. Long, Coach D. Erickson, E. Werner, S. Collison, R. Pifro, P. Koelfgen, Capt. K. Schrader, S. Kelley, V. Nogel, J. Brewer, L. Thyr. Clockwise From Left; Whoosh-n-Swoosh Ready and waiting to go . . . Leon To the left, lean To the right . . . Julie Brewer shows off her form. MM Through The Woods To A SToTe TiTTle The 4979-80 Cross CounTry Ski Team was indeed a unique group. The snow didn'T fall unTiI afTer The season was half over. This did noT sTop The devoTed skier. Wor- kouTs consisTed of hill bounding, pole walking, running, skoTing and weighT IifTing. EvenTuaIly enough snow fell and a 4 kilomeTer course was developed around The school grounds and Tiburon. PoTience and devoTion paid off for The men. They com- piled on undefeaTed record in Conference compeTiTion, placed firsT in The region race, and wenT on To copTure The SToTe TiTIe. The girls formed a young and sTrong Team, compiling a a 4 g; Clockwlso from left: Over The river . . . And Through The woods . . . Smile, you're on candid camera . . . STeve goes cross coun- Try . . . Cross counTry hos iTs ups . . . And downs . . . Kris Tucks iT in. balanced win-Ioss record. Each girl gained personal im- provemenT during The season. Sophomore Lisa Koelfgen qualified for The SToTe MeeT as on individual and placed 46Th overall. Foreign exchange sTudenTs found Their home on The Team. Their friendship and advice on Techniques was much opprecioTed. The girls and guys shared much soTisfacTion as one Team. They noT only copTured a SToTe TiTle, buT in The process gained close friendships wiTh many good Times To re- member. WGMW w Cross Country Skiing Ftonf Row: D. Doyle, D. Kimble, L. Swinfek, J. Anderson, B. Rodwoy, L. Lundquis'r, K. Lindgren, L. Urbanski, C. Mctfson, K. Westrum, J. Bonde. Row Two: J. Johnson, L. Pohlmon, F. Mjorum, F. Koul, J. Dohl, D. Ostrov, B. Sutherland, P. Kelly, J. Meyer, M. Bauer, C. Anderson, M. Stensoos. Row Three: Coach D. Wolter, B. Washo, T. Doering, L. Gutknecht, L. Showalfer, P. Vomhoff, T. Koos, K. Olson, Coach 8. Hopke. Row Four: B. Morris, K. Vonbusch, S. Weakest, D. McDahI, L. Koelfgen, C. Swanson, C. Tenufe, K. Noreen, S. Hoelscher. Back Row: T. Mentzos, T. Tenute, D. Berg, R. Becklund, R. Fedje, L. Nilsson, R. Hunt. .v ,,.v i. ; a. , . fwd! 4 ' '. . 67 MARCHING BAND-Froni Row: 8. Bloom. Row Two: M. Lunzer, T. Weiss, J. Perendy, P. Reller. Row Three: J. Erickson, W. Andress, S. Esterberg, J. Zemke, T. Corr, A. Moss, T. Eaton. Row Four: S. Corringfon, L. Erickson, A. Pearson, S. McMeen, D. Horton, K. Wincek, L. Kossler, C. Koffke, M. Gundermonn, V. Conroy, P. Minge, L. Horoldson. Row Flve: K. Sipe, J. Pie'rig, K. Remde, L. Jokelo, L. Lussky, C. Stowe. B. Ruggles, J. Spevacek, P. Bonwarfh, L. Bergman, P. Swanson, S. Hendrickson, C. Priebe, E. Werner, C. Stowe. Row Slx: S. Stark, M. Carsten, P. Sfolheim, C. Amafo, D. Sander, S. Friedrickson, B. Lane, R. Nogomitsu, T. Luke, L. Bauer, L. Gee, M. Hansen, T. Luiekharf, B. Sutherland, T. Zilo. Row Seven: D. Peterzen, K. Burke, M. Weeks. B. Ruggles, T. Doering, D. McDowell, M. Davis, V. Trepfou, S. Peferson, N. Gould, V. Steffens, S. McClure, D. Schulz, B. Larson, C. Perrine. Row Elghi: J. Boskin, D. Watkins, J. Schlume- berger, L. Renschler, K. Sorff, B. Washa, M. Sfenzel, J. Maine, D. Winer- mufe, R. Dewey, B. Rodwcy, F. Bootz, B. Rein, B. Baskin. Row Nlno: S. Menard, J. Rukovino, R. Johnson, D. Salzer. Back Row: D. Abrahamson, J. Rein, L. Theire, L. Campbell, L. Barlond, L. Winge, B. Quornstrom, R. S'rensrud, S. Anderson, S. Friedmonn, S. Gokcen. Marching Band SeT The Pace The Armstrong Foicon Marching Band directed by Mr. James French and Mr. Richard Bjorkmon and under the field command of senior Drum MojoreTTe Sue Bloom, was selected and performed of Gustavus Adolphus College homecoming football game. The band also performed of many school functions: football, soccer matches, state play-off fooTbaII games and volley ball matches. IT was very rewarding season made possible by The efforts and fine cooperation of all students involved. PERCUSSION-Front Row: M. Lunzer, T. Weiss, J. Perenay, P. Reller. Row Two: 3. Esterberg, J. Erickson, T. Corr. Back Row: A. Moss, W. Andress, T. Eofon, J. Zemke. Not Pictured: D. Bloom. DRUM MAJORETTE: S. Bloom. GUIDE-ON FLAGS-Fronf Row: J. Rein, L. Campbell. Back Row: 8. Guam- strom, S. Anderson, D. Abrohomson, L. Winge, L. Borland, L. Theire, R. Stensrud, S. Friedman, S. Gokcen, K. Douglas. SYMPHONIC BAND-Fronf Row- J. Spevacek, K. Sipe, S. Gokcen, J. Erickson, L. DeCorlo, B. Quornsfrom, C. Kone, L. Erickson, L. Engfer, A. Pearson. Row Tow: S. Friedman, K. Remde, S. Anderson, J. Piefig, L. Borland, B. Rein, F. BooTz, K. Duref, 8. Bloom, B. Lane, M. Ccrsfen, P. Sfolheim, D. Sander, B. Sutherland. Row Three: K. Burke, V. Steffens, T. Coughlin, 3. Peterson, M. Cloessen, Vi Trepfon, M. Davis, G. Brant, D. PeTerzen, K. Sorff, L. Ronschler. Row Four: J. French, J. Krbechek, T. Kohl, D. Watkins, D. Solzer, J. Rukovino, J. Maine, M. Sfenzel, R. Dewey, L. Campbell. Back Row: A. Moss, T. Corr, J. Perendy, M. Lunzer, P. Reller. 72 73 Music EXTroordinoire Symphonlc Band-WhoT does iT meon To be a mem- ber? To become one, one musT suffer Through on audi- Tion, which means ThoT Those who are in The band are some of The besT players around. ThoT is an honor, buT iT also is work, dedicoTion, ond procTice. Symphonic bond may give The impression of a hard- working, no-nonsense group, buT There are Times when The sTern from is dropped and everyone has a good Time. Some of The highlighTs of The year included pepfesTs, Tours, and conTesTs. This year The bond sTruck up 0 few poTrioTic Tunes when Vice PresidenT Mondale spoke oT ArmsTrong. Symphonic bond is The perfecT place for sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in a good bond and who have The obiliTy To be There. Jazz Ensemble is o no-crediT course for sTudenTs who are willing To puT forTh exTro Time and efforT in music. The sTudenTs puT in many hours of early morning and loTe evening procTices preparing for performances oT colleges and civic groups. Jazz ensemble performs a vorieTy of music including jazz rock hiTs and modern blues. JAZZ ENSAMILE-From Row: C. WoTz, P. Relier, A. Moss. low Two: S. Gokcen, J. Kimmesi P. Solheim, D. Sander, B. SuTherlond. M. CorsTen, B. Lone. Row Three: L. Campbell, 8. Rodwoy, RT Dewey, M. STenzel, J. Maine, J. French lack Row: 3. PeTerson. T. Coughlln, M Davis, K. Burke, G. BronT, V. STeffins, C. Prines B. Larson, T. Olson, T. Luikor'r, S. Friedrichsen, J. Anderson, L. Gee, M. Hansen, 3. Sfork, B. Johnson, G. Nelson, D. Winfermute, C. Doeksen. Back Row: D. Kloos, T. Weiss, T. Eaton, M. Lindell, S. McReynolds, W. CONCERT BAND BLUE- Front Row: D. Abrahamson, T. Kieffer, J. Rein, L. Hagen, B. Boskin, C. Knoeble, P. Smith, J. Zoppe. Row Two: P. Byrne, J. Knufson, C. Priebe, P. Benson, R. Tchido, K. Ronsen, D. Kreager, S. Corringfon, K. Burns, B. Nelson, A. Kassler, V. Conroy, J. Carlson, D. Andress. Horton. Row Three: J. Iverson, J. Larson, K. Kempf, B. Ruggles, M. Weeks, ;, Three: D. Schulz, S. McClure, C. Perrine. T. Luke, N. Gould. R. Henry, D. McDowell, G. Brinkmonn, M. Lussenhop, L. Halverson, T. Luke, L. Bauer, R. Nogomifsu, T. Zilo, C. Amofo, T. Ruggles, B. Washa. Back Row: J. French, T. Doering, P. Bernstein, K. Fries, S4 Menard, J. Schlumpberger, T Heinemon, B. Rodwoy, J. Zemke, S. Esterberg, T. Rolando. CONCERT BAND RED: Front Row: L. Lussky, L. Jokelc, P. Swanson, J. Davies, K. Douglas, R. Johnson, S. McReynolds, R. Wenger, M. Guner- man, L. Horoldson, P. Minge. Row Two: 8. Hendrickson, K. Hanson, E. Werner, L. Bergman, B. Carlson, P. Bonworfh, K. Stowe, C. Corsfen, B. Ruggles, K. Gallagher, K. Wincek, S. McMeen, N. Chamberlain. Row Sound Of Music The ArmsTrong OrchesTro of 1979-80 has once again earned a fine repuToTion as one of The finesT, mosT TolenTed groups in The sTaTe. A music major from The UniversiTy of MinnesoTo, Jim Elonder, ossisTed wiTh conducTing during The firsT se- mesTer. Richard Soliny once again conducTed The orchesTro Through an inTeresTing and rewarding year. Soliny was honored as being elecTed Vice-PresidenT of The Min- nesoTo Music EducoTors AssocioTion, TMMEAT, and is The OrchesTro chairman of The 4979-80 MMEA All- SToTe OrchesTro. The following ArmsTrong sTudenTs porTicipoTed in The ATl-SToTe OrchesTra This posT year: STeve Barber, Eric Dahlberg, Rob Dewey, Jone Erick- son, and Mary PclmquisT. Many of The members of The ArmsTrong orchesTro con- TribuTed Their Time and efforT as The backsToge or- chesTro for The school musical. OTher engogemenTs included combining wiTh The ArmsTrong choir To per- form Handel's Messiah. ORCHEsmA . Ftonf Row: A. Koo, D. Moore, J, Neumon, M. STenzeI, D. A. Enger, J. Spevocek, K. Sipe, S. Gokcen; K. Rende. Row Four: J. Soliny, Sussmon, C. Thompson, M. Spevocek, E. Dohlberg. Row Two: S. Barber, 3- Washa, K- Sorff, L Renschler, M- STenzel, 9- Dewey, V- TFGDTOW. G. J. Kreoger, D. 3110de J. WeimholT, R. STensrud, s. Fohning, K. Funck, J. BronT, K. Berke, D. PeTerzen. Back Row: T. Carr, A. Moss, J. Perendy, M. Bonde, e. SnipsTeod. Row Three: r2. Humolo, M. PolmquisT, e. Barker, R. Lunzer. M. WoTz. L. Campbell. Berg, K. DureT. S. Bloom, J. Erickson, L. DeCorlo, L. Erickson, A. Pearson, W L f SOPHMORE MADRIGALs-Fronf Row- E. Adair, A. Ramos, K. Quinn, G. Knigh . Dreier. Back Row: M. Schrader, K. Lindgren, B. Coy, D. Fredrickson, C. Handberg, J. Bomsfod, D. Leighton, L. Hensel, K. Johnson, M. Benepe, B. Franz. CONCERT OHOlR-Front Row: J. Toko'ra, N. Potter, R. Humolo, S. Feldges, L. Dreier, K. Little, L. Merritt, M. Benepe, L. Walston, A. Holman, J. Seemon, E. Adair, M. Wessberg, A. Daily, B. Hoff, 8. Stem. Row Two: C. Rozema, K. Sc'rher, K. Sverkerson, L. Lomon, J. Bomsfad. K. Lindgren, A. Gruber, K. Bradbury, P. Twomey, C. Twomey, C. Thomas, L. Wire, D. Fredrickson, L. Hensel, B. Longsdorf, S. Johnson, J. Scarbrough, A. Rowles. Row Three: B. Beemon, A. Romas, R. Forslund, B. Peterson, V. 76 t, A. Ho z , x Imon, K. LiHle. C. Strauss, S. Feldgesf T. Seashore. L. Edgley, T. Jones, L. Showolter, A. Griffin. E. Joncifis, M. Cruz, J. Jackson, M. Smock, L. Lonnsfrom, L. Thyr, P. Cronin, J. Elie, T. Seashore, B. Franz, D. Peterson. Back Row: C. Fernsfrom, C. Strauss, R. Thompson, D. Leighton, E. Tomlinson, D. Sipe, R. Lillesue, T. Anderson, G. Power, T. Grace, C. Hondberg, K. Murphy, K. Johnson, M. Schroder, B. Coy, G. Knight, K. Swedberg, S. Anderson, J. Potter, W. Stonifer, J. Sorrell. erience for on who participated. . efime, : qpe us info a dynamic memCrIes I Choir makes some ponder and some jusf grin all over. 77 5ELECT CHOlR-Froni Row: K. Longsdorf, P. Kohlhepp, M. Stolee, B. Bundoy, S. Louk, L. Heme, S,Lorson, 8. Burns, R. Humolo, B. Gronholm. Row. Two: 8. Bloom, L. Bartell, M. Touve, D. Abrohommson, S. Gokcen, K. Wasfi, 8. Little, B. Radwoy, M. Jensen, D. Murphy, M. Cullado. Row Three: B. Bonnin, B. Rolando, W. Hoffman, J. Olson, C. Wo'rz, R. Everhart, M. Holbmoier, L. Ramos, D. Lyngen, K. Meyer, 8. Peterson. Row Four: J. Boms'rod, J. Sorbal, C. Olson, S. Edgley, L. Lunsfrom, J. Jermosek, L. Norfhogen, L. Pohlman, L. Bockes, K. Sofher, S. JewH, S. Micholicek, K. Anderson. Row Five: R. Jones, D. Watkins, R. Dewey. B. Jackson, K. Sorff, T. Zaugg, A. Lindquisf, M. Kessler, J. Leighton, T. Diffon, A. Lawson, S. Johnson. Row Slx: J. McMoore, H. Reinhorf, L. Campbell, E. Togel, J. Johnson, A. Czerniok, 8. Little, T. Murphy. Row Seven: M. Peery, R. Johnson, R. Mognuson, J. Olson, S. Lee, J. Thompson, K. Wesfrum. Back Row: D. Lingo, W. Reinhar'r, D. Struck, M. Lunzer, B. Sfrom, R. Bolt. CHAMBER SINGERs-Front Row: 8. Burns, J. Leighton, K. Anderson, R. Everhort, M. Micholicek, T. Monwaring, L. Heme, T. Zaugg, D. Murphy. Back Row: 8. Edgley, D. Lingo, A. Lawson, J. McMoore, L. Ramos, J. Bomstod, B. Johnson, B. Rolando. Chamber Singers: On SToge . . . 78 For The BeouTy Of Music Our yeor sTorTed ouT wiTh onTicipoTion when we realized ThoT again we had a differenT chior direcTor. ExpecTo- Tions were high and Through hard work we were able To meeT Them. As we goT To know one onoTher and our new direcTor, Mr. Wildung, The quoliTy of our music sTorTed To come. Those who love music know ThoT The beouTy comes from o oneness in a feeling ThoT can only be achieved Through dedicoTion ond coring. Every one puT in on individual efforT because we oil had 0 love for The beouTy of music, for Those who IisTen love. Bend and sTreTch! Reach for The sky! Groon Formol on The ouTside, buT jusT us underneoTh. 79 B-SQUAD-From Row: R. Wicks, 8. Carroll, J. Webster. Row Two: J. Carlson, B. Diedrich, L.J. Holter. Back Row: C. Lindstrom, K.K. Quinn, C. Wilder. BIRDIES- 8. Buck, T, Munsfenfeiger, H. Neils. Left to Right: Birdie Tweefs 0 cheer . . . Birdie Tomi catches a cat nap. 80 Year Of Change And Craziness The 4979-4980 school year proved to be a year of change for the cheerleaders. After attending a cheer- leader camp, four girls introduced new cheers and ideas to help boost school spirit. The new cheers took hours of practice to learn and perfect; but with a group of hard working, dedicated girls, anything was possible. The squad members felt a special closeness to the teams this year. Feelings of satisfaction came from knowing that the teams appreciated the little things we did, like baking cookies, making posters, or staying late after school to decorate lockers. Without the help of Virginia Thompson, the squad's advis- er, new ideas, uniforms, or cheers would not have been possible. Everyone involved in cheerleading was willing to give much more than was expected. All these factors allowed the girls to be proud of being cheerleaders, and made the ttnew look in '79-'80 possible. BIRD TALK: Being a mascot for Armstrong is something really different and special. Our favorite thing about be- ing ttthat crazy bird was making fools out of ourselves anytime, anywhere and we always did! Being behind that mask brought out the craziness that we had man- aged to conceal between games. However, there was a serious side to it all; we practiced hard, learned new cheers, and tried to bring out the real AHS spirit, even when we were down. We may not have always been sophisticated out there, but we sure had a lot of fun! Can you tell who won the Osseo game? A-SQUAD-Front Row: T. Rivezzo, K. Vogelsberg. Row Two: J. Johnson, K. Becker, S. Goike. Row Three: A. Zarracina, K. Loaney, M. Mooney, P. Dono- van. Back Row: S. Mathews, B. Bunday, K. Grande, K. Anderson, L. Johnson, K. Cameron. Isn'f Tami o Dahl? ASTRONETTES: B. Nelson, R. Humolo, L. Nemer, S. Donielson, C. Sutton, K. Montgomery, M. Touve, 8. Peterson, M. Keller, D. Oman, T. Frandell, M. Le Claire. 4 Girls will be girls. lFLAGTWIIILEIQS: L. Fourre, J. Jensen, S. Schurman, R. Paradise, K. Frid- Qen, K. Pederson, J. Leslie, C. Grantz. 83 Poms-FIags-Astros Dance, Twirl And Kick Up The Spirit POMS What do we remember about being a Pom Pom Girl? We ordered white sweaters, not lime green! What?! We have to have a dance done in four days? nI thought summer vacation meant sleeping in, not wak- ing up at 6 am. to practice! tth-oh . . . Aren't these pom poms waterproof? Can we stop smiling now? I think my cheek muscles are gonna get stuck. But none of that compared to the fun and unity felt by all. A dance perfected, or a close game won gave us satisfaction and pride. We enjoyed the spirit we helped lead and the friendships made that will be kept forever. ASTRONETTES an ever changing line representing Armstrong during the summer in Hopkins Raspberry Pa- rade, Robbinsdale Whiz Bang Days and Dakota County Parade . . . early morning practices year round lAre you late againn . . . testing, testing! Mashed potatoes, boxes, Rockettes. pivets, paddle turns, flap ball changes. flexes, Iunges, Edinas and glaciers. SNAP YOUR HEAD! POINT YOUR TOESll SMILE!!! Another year has past. The new line can break traditions. but they can't take away our friendships and memories. FLAGS Wanted! An Armstrong Flagtwirler- -Must be able to keep dates straight so uniforms are worn on the day of the game instead of the day before. -Must be able to handle embarrassing situations. Ge-dropping a flag in the middle of the game3 -Must have nice red lollies in case the fans happen to get a glimpse of them on those frequent windy nights. -Most Important!!- Must know how to have a good time! The Flags had a year full of special times, among them being able to perform at the Gustavus homecoming half-time show. Pep Fests, basketball games, and Friday night football games all meant a chance to have fun and show that all of our hard practicing did pay off. Snow Falls, Spirifs Soar I-SGUAD WINTER CHEERLEADERS-Froni Row: K. Quinn, R. Humola. Row Two: C. Ries, M. Medeck, R. Wicks, M. Brenna. Back Row: J. Webster, B. Diedrich, C. Wilder, C. Lindstrom, M. Benepe. 3n A-SQUAD WINTER CHEERLEADERS-Fronf Row: S. Goike, S. Mathews, K. Vogelsberg. Row Two: 8. Louk, B. Bundoy, K. Becker. Row Three: M. Mooney, T. Rivezzo, L. Johnson. Back Row: K. Looney, P. Donovan, K. Gronde. Temps Down Spirits Up Hockey Cheerleaders AsTroneHes An intense meeting with the choreographer . . . B-SQUAD-Froni Row: L. Burns, K. Wincek, L. Covin, C. Carsten. Back Row: B. Mueller, M. Grunewold, M. Stenzel. 'i'i'i'i' . - I I I ASTROS-Froni Row: K. Danielson, M. Keller, D. Oman. Row Two: M. Le Claire, L. Nemer, A. Holman, T. Frondell. Back Row: R. Stewart, M. Touve, A. Hormon, K. Montgomery, J. Rein, R. Humolo. 87 Rosemary exclaims .. . Advisor Rita Anderson encourages creative expression from Laura Loechler and Tim McConviIl. DECLAMATION-Fronf Row: J. Weimholf, C. Sutton. Back Row: R. BoIT, A. Koo, D. Eveno- check, A. Sigurdson. VARSITY DEBATE-Front Row: E. Dohlberg, A. Holman, M. Spevocek. Row Two: D. Solzer. M. Smock. Back Row: B. Nynos. R. Dewey, J. Spevocek, C. Steinwedel. 88 Expression Of Thought DECLAMATION involves more than catching a bus from Armstrong at 6:45 on Saturday mornings. In addition to meeting people stote-wide, students compete in humorous and serious poetry, prose and drama, significant speeches and discussion cote- gories. Declom is thinking nothing of students talking to walls and lockers. It's hours of talking to yourself in front of a mirror in preparation for contests and trying to explain to parents that yes, I am feeling ok. Deciomotion is lots of talking. listening to critiques of judges, rewriting, reorga- nizing your material and talking some more. CHESS CLUB-Yes, Armstrong, there is a chess club. The team, operating under- ground for many yeorse, has finally come out into the open. Every Tuesday between the months of October and January, 0 motley bond of students converge upon the English Resource Center. They wait for Mr. Norton, who takes them to North High to fight for the greater good of Armstrong and mankind in general. Chess doesn't seem to fit into the normal high school image. For this reason, it is usually treated with a note of sarcasm. You guys should really bring along some cheerleaders. or Are you getting psyched up for the big game tonight are 0 few of the comments normally given. But, all things considered, this sarcasm is all given in good fun. At best, with chess we'll have something to do when we get old . . . DEBATE- The Armstrong debate team has always been a winner, and this year was no exception. Led by coaches Randy Truliinger and Doug Jorenby, AHS debotors competed with the best in national and state level tournaments, with Armstrong usuolly prevailing. A solid novice squad assured tradition will be upheld in coming years. The topic, US. foreign trade policies, was the broo- dest in years and offered wide interpretation. The team produced cases ranging from a plan to export nuclear weapons to iron - delivered by ICBM - to the more sober consideration of our tariff and arms policies. Overnight tournaments in Iowa and Duluth gave the team a chance to escape from starch, balloons, and air raids. Aside from John Spevocek's observation that We can't have naked soldiers. We just can't, little detered the team from exploring alternatives, within state high school league rules, of course. All in oil, the overnighters proved popular and lucrative, as did the year as a whole. The Armstrong debate dynostycontinues. NOVICE-Front Row: P. Spevocek, B. Boskin. Back Row: J. Bergseth, S. Roberts, G. Johnson. CHESS CLUB-T. Biedermon, K. Douenbough, D. Solzer, S. Phillips, J. Norton, Advisor. 89 SAB-Fronf Row: M. Anderson, T. Rivezzo, M. Wilbur. D. Oman, L. Julsefh, A. Koo, P. Donovan. Back Row: J. Souer, K. Strong, K. Wesfrum, B. Little, D. Berger, T. Zougg, J. Bauer. AHS HOSTS-Front Row: P. Rousf, K. Campbell, J. Robinson. Back Row: J. Casey, T. Spinner, C. Fel'rl, L. Menfzer, J. Uelond, C. Lambert Dove Christensen helps a new student. 90 Serving A.H.S. . . . STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARD- The SAB hos token the place of Armstrong's student government this year. It consists of one representative from each of the various clubs, groups and athletics, SAB organized Homecoming, Sno-Doze, and the prom. The pep-fests, dances, and music joms were also put on by the SAB. AHS HOSTS- The AHS hosts ossist new students when they enroll at Arm- strong. The group helps these people their first few days to become more comfortable and accustomed to the school. The group helps newcomers to become orientated and explains to them the Armstrong woy. AUDlO-VISUAL- The students who work in AV have many important re- sponsibilities that go unnoticed. They deliver equipment to classrooms and provide learning tapes for the foreign language students. AV people also can be found in all large groups running the films and maneuvering the lighting and visual effects. AV requires a lot of hard work and dedication. AEA- Armstrong Environmental Agency has been very active this past year with various projects such as constructing the split rail fence that surrounds the back Iown, increasing the tree population of the woodlot, and building 0 bridge over the pond. The bridge gave biology classes on opportunity to view wildlife in its natural habitat. A Two members of the club, Sue Bloom and Bob Everhort, were chosen by the Safari Club International to attend the American Wilderness Leadership School in Jackson, Wyoming this past summer. The present as well as the future holds many unexpected rewards for those who are willing to con- tribute extra hours and efforts. AEA consists of students dedicated to transforming the school into a campus both educational and pleasing to the eye. .. - ; AEA-Front Row: S. Bloom, B. Everhort. Back Row: A. Koo, John Souer, L. , Julseth, P. LoFronce, D. Swonovich, B. Boskin, J. Shoemaker, D. Boshee. A.V.-Soated: N. Juliot. Lott to Right: J. Anderson, J. Edwards, M. Eggen, D. Meiling, S. Wiest, B. Johnson, T. Schunemon, J. Nelson. 91 92 The Art Of Yearbooking The yearbook, which is distributed each spring, is the final product of a year-Iong process. The process is begun by choosing a yearbook staff. This year our expanded staff brought with it more enthusiasm, confusion and hunger than any Gyre staff had expressed in years. Our first task was to become experienced in the itArt of Yearbooking which con- sists of retaining a sense of humor to remain sane when film is exposed, and there are no pictures or copy. Next, we had to eat. We were connoisseurs of all types of good things to eat . . . gallons of pop, pizza, McDonalds and bags of Doritos, sunflower seeds and licorice. What is not shown on these pages are the amusing-sometimes disgusting, captions, the pictures that almost went in upside down, the laughs and tears of deadlines and the desperate cries of the staff screaming HUGGETT! In spite of the screaming, hunger pangs, and disgust- ing captions, and through the contributions of effort, time, and energy, the 1980 Gyre was created. Clockwlso From Center Left: One pica. two pica, three pica, four . . . Editors, Sue Miller and Beth Bonnin . . . Terry and Pam struggle with another deadline Snacktime! A diligent Gyre worker. Front Row: A. Griffin, R. Stewart, L. Julseth, P. Donovan, Editor, 3. Miller. Row Two: J. Vogel, S. Langlie, L. Sunderland. Row Three: Advisor. M. Huggett, T. Rivezzo, L. Pohlman, J. Zitur, Editor, B. Bonnin, C. Schindler, L. Engfer. 93 theOdwxeq Vol. 10, No. 1 Neil A. Armstrong Senior High School September 4. 1979 l V;; m JCJCERJC LOW MON. z,- Mesare. deadlinesgggm; , 12-ng o w; , .l h thg Prasw. FOOm.w-kerc. on. V headlinesiobe. written ; H1035 k0 bexEL' 'irrxzwkfx: x b 1 $9M. w m M Clockwlso From Above: See Jane work, work Jane work Terry, where's The Q? . . . Craig works on The latest scoop. 9a Od Bods Define Themselves OD BODmoum -- Odyssey staff member: A unique breed of student dedicated to journalism, hard work and good times. Can be found most often in a small area known as the pressroom, which is occasionally uninhabitoble. Char- acteristics include fun-Ioving personality, listening and writing skills, and a little bit of insanity. Able to endure long hours, cold pizzas and heated discussions. Led by the Editor Laura Loechler and urged onward by Adviser Ann Goodwin totherwise known as Mrs. 60. Capable of deal- ing with controversial issues, disappearing copy and sev- eral deadlines a month. Rises for breakfast at 5 am. on Odyssey publication days to laugh and cry with others of its kind. Concerned about teenage fathers, the draft, sexuality, student life and any other issues that matter to high school students. Front Row: T. Mentzos, J. Weimholt, K. Collins, A. Tourville, Adviser A. Goodwin, Editor L. Loechler, 8. Little, M. Peery, S. Metcclf, T. McConville. Row Two: P. Depto, R. Thompson, B. Miller, D. Evenocheck, J. Ibister, V. Anderson, P. Thoele, M. Doly. Row Three: K. Remde, K. Little, C. Prinsen, M. Lucas, C. Sutton, K. BehIing. Back Row: C. Wotz, J. Olson, M. Wotz, B. Boss, T. Zila. 95 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION-Froni Row: M. Stodnick, L. White, K. Threlkeld, M. Schardin, B. Dolum, Advisor S. Johnson, L. Welsh, S. Schurman. Row Two: L. Cross, M. Warren, P. Schufz, A. Lindquisf, M. Morton, C. Olson. Back Row: R. Forness, D. Kubiok, S. Cobb, L. Anderson. Not Pictured: M. Lucas, C. Buen, L. Hor'ringer, S. Erickson, R. Melemed, M. Longe. TRADE 8: INDUSTRY-Front Row: L. Johnson, D. Liemcnd'r, A. Vorlicek, G. Schufz, D. Plosh, M. Andress, D. Nims. Row Two: Advisor D. Randall, L. Heidmonn, T. Remus, L. Hagen, J. Kammerer. Row Three: R. Duemke, K. Johnson, K. Parkin, K. Gjerstod, J. Kopenen, M. Wilder, D. Ewing. Back Row: G. Peterson, M. Czerniok, D. Dickey, J. Enge, M. Nohrenberg, T. Lindfors, L. Anderson, S. Heffelfinger. Not Plciured: l. Essig, L. Fortier, L. Patterson, K. Swanson. 96 Skill And Confidence VocaTionol compeTence means being qualified To enTer The world of work wiTh a job skill and a cerToin amounT of confidence in one's cbiliTy To funcTion in business. Confidence is in porT esToinshed Through The sTudenT organionions of OEA, DECA, and VICA. These organionions provide for leadership developmenT, social experiences, as well as on increased knowledge of business and HS fuTure. A porTion of The sTudenT organizaTion Time is devoTed To skill developmenT Through compeTiTive evenTs in The sTudenTs' career areas 0T The regional, sTaTe, and noTionoI levels. STudenT organionions hove addiTional posiTive effecTs on The growTh and develop- menT of communiTies by involving sTudenTs in civic ocTiviTies, supplying greaTer numbers of Trained employees, and improving The rapporT beTween The school and communiTy. Sheila Kline and Training sponsor, Helen Boremore, find ThoT working 0T Alexander 8L Alexander can be enjoyable . . . NoTionoT Camera Exchange's Top-noTch elecTricol Technician, Allen Vorlicek. OFFICE EDUCATION-Front Row: K. Luedemonn, J. McRoberTs, S. Kline. Row Two: L. Murphy, J. WesTphoI, C. KoniTz, R. Fingerold, K. Rozemo. Row Three: K. Reinking, C. Houser, M. Murnane, D. Loge, J. Iverson, M. Reynolds, M. Nelson, 8. Mills, T. Borreson. Back Row: Advisor M. HuggeTT, L. STalnoker. Not Pictured: D. Kluck, S. Riley, K. Wepplo. 97 Mohdole VisiTs AHS On February 24, 1980 GT 4:00 p.m., every single seaT in The cudiTorium 0T ArmsTrong High School was filled and a murmur of exciTemenT ran Through The crowd. Camera people readied Their equipmenT for The upcoming oTTrocTion. SecreT service men iined The walls and guarded The doors. The occasion? Vice- PresidenT WoITer Mondale would soon speck To 0 full house of ArmsTrong sTudenTs. Two days before The ocTual evenT, preparaTions were begun, a plan was laid ouT and The SecreT Service inspecTed The building. As The Time drew near, TickeTs were issued To sTudenTs, The ogenTs were back wiTh dogs To Thoroughly check The faciIiTy, and finally, porTions of The building were sealed off and enTronce forbidden. AfTer a program of sTudenT speakers and band music, The Vice- PresidenT arrived. He enTered The oudiTorium surrounded by The secreT service men, paTrioTic music, and a crowd cheering wiTh exciTemenT. The Vice-PresidenT's speech covered such Topics as The Iron hosToge siTuoTion, The problem of The SovieT invasion of Afghani- sTon, The Summer Olympics boycoTT, and The upcoming poliTical caucuses. Following his speech, several selecTed seniors presenTed ques- Tions To Mondale. Their Topics deolT wiTh The reason he selecTed ArmsTrong as a speaking engagement The drofT, and high-inTer- esT roTes. Before The Vice-PresidenT lefT, senior class presidenT Laura Loechler presenTed Mondale wiTh some gifTs from The sTudenTs and foculTy - a flower and a Falcon T-shirT which said FriTz and bore The Number 2 The day was definoTer one of The mosT exciTing and memorable of The year for The sTudenTs of Arm- sTrong. 99 .1 . v Administration Ron Main George L. Scarbrough Armstrong celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. Some six thou- sand graduates have left this school and are now doing their thing in the world. All indications tell us that they are successful and are continuing on towards their goals in life. Responsibility has been woven throughout the Armstrong program and our graduates have told us the benefit of this learned trait. The combination of excellent students, parents and staff working together for a solid educational program makes Armstrong on exciting school with a quality program. Armstrong has been truly blessed! For this we are extremely thankful and look forward to the challenges of the next ten years. Roy Merry 102 GUIDANCE-Bosii Anderson, Richard Cameron, Ron Bouerly, James Hortmann, Dixie Berry, Joyce Belanger. Studen Service NURSE-Loy Menfzer SOCIAL WORKER-Len Colson PSYCHOLOGIST-Ann Brooke 4 tam m: Office Services OFFICE SERVICEs-Fronf Row: Lorraine Sellig, Lilo Cambell. Back Row: Dione Shelley, Pa'r Rous'r, Rose Rue, Gloria Shedlov, Ev Peugh. Barb Knutson. l03 Special SerVIces .g. Front Row: Koren Erickson, Elizabeth Mitchell, Back Row: Kofhy Dennis, Bonnie Brody, Grace Folkerds, John Neumon, Lin- do Johnson, Stan Hahn. Not Pictured: Den- nis Erickson, Marilyn Hoisve. IndusTriol Arts Vern Fredeen, Dole Kreitz, Richard Larson, James Ritchie, Dennis Olson. 104 l Dorothy Jon Anderson, The- MKwMWNw5NW Barbara LoVonne Borklind, Pot Berg Lorkin. ioT,RuThB wn. MEDIA CENTER AIDES Schultz I SPECIALISTS idf Audrey .-Norm Jul V Betty Schm reso Tofu A ..?..:2..:. vi. gig: MW Q? r W24, , Juan .mmwmwsunxnww:? .ughguunz. :ihxxah. .anmmm . . :1. . r. r5... . amuwkwg Business Education Opposite Page-Clockwlse From Left: Barb Sforkomp, Karen Kulu- sify, Elroy Bossharf, Wally Osferholf, Bill Kopp. Above Left: Naomi Tsonfir, Business Resource Aide Bev Gerhardson. Cooperdrive EducoTion WORK EXPERIENCE-Ston Hahn, Ken Gorsky, Bob Savage, Arne Grangaord, Secretory Rose Fitzgerald. CAREER PROGRAMS-David Randall, Scott Johnson, Michael Huggeft. xww $ka$ In. . Don Engl John Telford 138 Science Sfeve Thompson, David Swonovich, Jerome Wallin, Jeanette Larson, Al Corcoran, Lowell Johnson, Leroy Lussenhop. Pot Deckcs-Becerra, Robert Lobudd. Joyce Wolmsley. w M H z. x g . g unwrwpwmm Cams hunk Foreign Language DuWoyne Kloos, Richard Soliny, Hal Wildung, Jim French. Rita Anderson James Swanson English Don Doly innifred Larson Paul Anderson W Ann Goodwin Carol Peterson Bonnie Nelson Tom Loechler 110 Clockwise From Right: Don Wolfer, Wilson Anderson, John Norton, Sharon Eddlesfon, Gory Fischer, Phyllis Cameron. Home Economics Koren Clarke, Joan Fossell, Virginia Thompson. MGThemdrics Left: Donald Moore, Doug Svihel, Richard Acker, James DeMoreH. Below: Bill Boumgor- ten, Richard Micholicek, Torn Walerius, Rick Kleyman, Odney Hegrenes, Don Ehlen. 111 Social STudies Right: Darrell Erickson, Vern Ege, Jim Kyle, Gene Kocheroski, Earl Anderson. Below: Tom Crompfon, Jim Hahn. Above: Jerry Gotfsfein, Dove Grundman. Clockwlse From nghf: Bruce Johnson, Mark Welter, Mark Thorsell, Hugh Florman, Don Ahl- berg, Gene Clobough. 112 inst: lax v. mei HeolTh Phy Ed ; Clockwise From Below: Al Johnson, Harlow Beyer, Bev M Koski, Dick Rinehort Steve Hopke, Lorry Weum, Whitey Johnson. 113 Foreign Fooes New Friends . . . New Freedom . . . New Fun . . . What do these three things have in common? They all describe the experiences of Armstrong's thirteen foreign students this year. That's right, this year there were more students from foreign countries than ever before. The majority of the students come from Scondinovio, with Kristina Motts- son, Lorsolo Lundquist, Loviso Lennstrom, Patrick Regner. Mortin Otterstedt, Hokon Ulrichs, Lors Nilsson from Sweden and Finn Mjorum from Norway. Other students included were Rob Schuyt from Holland, Beatriz Velorde from Bo- Iivio, Florian Koul from Germany, Rodrigo Loro Resende from Brazil, and Atsushi Soito from Japan. Coming to a foreign country involves Ieorning many new customs. One student come here with an unusual misconception: When I come to Armstrong for the first time, I watched many students' socks to see if they wore white ones. To my surprise most of you wore white socks. Before I come here, my English teacher handed us 0 piece of paper about right clothing in USA. It said, Do not wear white socks with jeans or other trousers. White socks are a sign of o Nerd . A nerd is not 0 popular person. He is a kind of person that everybody laughs at. He is o foolish person. Do not wear white socks. Finding out that 0 lot of students wear them, I wrote a letter to my English teacher in Japan, I. . . I found 9096 of American high school students were nerds, and I am one of them.' Uhot English teacher is on American woman who is 26 years oldJ Atsushi Soito Not only do foreign students have misconceptions of American customs but American students have miscon- ceptions of foreign customs. Patrick Regner has dealt with this problem hundreds of times. uWhere are you from? Sweden. IIOh yes, with all those Alps and mountains? No, that's Switzerland, Sweden, What's your name? IIPotrick. Aho, Pat. What's the last home? Regner Regnirrr? Are there really so many good looking girls in Sweden? Yes there ore!!! Don't the girls shave their legs in Sweden??? Hm, I don't know, but I haven't seen 0 girl with hairy legs yet. When can you get a driver's license? At eighteen. Eighteen? Oh, we can get it at sixteen. IIWhere do you live in Sweden? In Kumolo. HKoo mlo? Where's that? In the south of Sweden, 2-3 hours drive from Stockholm. Do you like it here? Yes, I really like it here! The foreign students really seem to enjoy it here. It's on experience they will never forget. Some things they feel they will always remember ore; homecoming, football games, school sports, quarter pounders with cheese, pepfests, cheerleaders, ond homeroom. Utlo'ndsko Ansikten As Novos Fooes 116 Ausslondische Gesichter The feelings shared by all of Armstrong's foreign students are best expressed by Rodrigo Lora Resende, iiWhen I look at what I have done before and have left behind in this wonderful year, I can see that people are people all around the world; even though a little bit different, with other habits and cultures they are the some human be- Coros Expronjeros Front Row: Finn Mjorum, Martin Otterstedt, Florian Koul, Kristina Mottson, Lars Nilsson. Back Row: Lorsolo Lundquist, Rob Schuyt, Patrick Regmer, Hokcn UI- richs, Atsushi Soito, Loviso Lonnstrom, Beatriz Ve- Iorde. Not Pictured: Ro- drigo Lora Resende. Foreign students contrib- ute their talents and skills to Armstrong's Cross Country, Skiing, Soccer, and Tennis teams . . . Ro- drigo and Beatriz find their niche in the art depart- ment. ings with the same feelings. All those that try to give love and the best from themselves, to give others a home full of happiness will not be forgotten. Sharing together the bad and the good, sadness and happiness, we II grow . Utenlondske Ansikten 7i. EMF? Buyven Gessichten ' Memories . . . Spring Trip Duluth Football Game Homecomin loss Of Stealing Garbage Cons Fire Alarms Big Wheel Trikes Smoke Bombs 17 o 3 Bonfires SenioriTis Piling Choirs Tobacco Chewir: yride '14 Kordr Gold Variety Show Revolving Choir Doors , semod uouonpme uew 9691.03 suemums suge GJOUJOleOS ezog-ous Senior Skip Day Frisbee On The Lawn Gradudrion Steven Aokhus Michael Ahlers Carlo Anderson John Anderson Julie Anderson Koren Anderson Linda Anderson Mark Anderson Susan Anderson Vaune Anderson Linda Andries Jeffrey Arend'r Kenneth Arnold Steven Arnquist Leslie Bockes Brion Backstrorre Patrick Boer Brenda Baskln John Becklund Dawn Behm Peter Bell Gregory Bermonf Scott Berquist Scott Biegonek Steven Bitner Craig BjeIlo Deborah Bloom Susan Bloom BradIey Bloomgren Carin Bobgan Jill Bomstad Frederic Boofz Tammy Borreson Sondra Brandt XV x Ill w M ,9 1 W M r- m 4 f 4m W r f, Iv ' k W x9 r W m Joanne Brofsch We always knew Kathy was a bit different! Juiie Brewer James Brown Martha Brown 122 Steven Brown Scott Brueske Koren Bruning Susan Buck Janet Bundoy Linda bubbles over with the Christmas spirit! Lori Burcndt David Burnes Barbara Burrets Lisa Bursey Linda Busyn James Byrne Kathy Cameron James Campbell Kathy Campbell Laura Campbell Scott Campbell Koren Carlson Todd Carlson Tana Corr Susan Corringfon Michael Corsten June Casey Dean Chapman Mark Cloessens .z. n 41 Carrie Clark Jill Clark Corrie Closson Marianne Close Sandro CObb Foster Cole Jone Conner Karen Cooper Timothy Coug :in mm WWW Hubert Crcin Liso Dewing David Dickey 'Tis the season To be jolly. Steven Doimer Pamela Donovan Donald Diedrich Anthony Diffon Denise Drozkowski Cynthia Dreyer Renee Duemke Christopher Eckstrom Mitchell Edelstein Stacey Edgley Pamela Edwards Mark Eichhorsf Shari Eksfedf Jeffrey Enge Scott Erickson Susan Erickson Dona Erlandsen 126 Ileana Essig The attention gefters. Robert Everhor'r Vicki Ewart Damon Ewing John Folk Richard Fedje Wendy Fisher Rosanne FitzgeroId Pamela Floo K Scott Fleming Richard Forness Jeffrey Forsberg Elizabeth Forfier Richard Frodello 127 Kristine Furo Jeanne Goster Sherri Gaulke Melanie Gerdes Richard Gilchrist Elizabeth Gilman Gwendy Girfon Kathryn Gjersfcd Susan Goike Kathleen Gore Thomas Grace Kenneth Groeber Jeffrey Groen Kathleen Gronde Cyn hi0 Granfz Cynthia G een David Greenblof illichoel Greens'rein Mary Griffin Bryon G Imme Brent Grimsrud Ronald Gusto son VRROOM. VRROOM. Squeol pun, pum Jamie Hogan Keith Hansen Penny Hanson Roger Honsfod Thomas Harding Donald Horrer Tracy Harris Liso Horfinger Monica HorTy 130 Ronald HodneH Richard Hoelzel William Hoffmonn Mo k Hollerud Amy Holman John Holmes Gory Hommes Mary Hunf Kurt Jacobson Lee Iverson Michael Jocobwi'rh Carolyn Houser Deborah Hulfgren Rita Humola Poul lne'rf I Bruce Jacobson Sandro Jogger You can To study in the commons. Julie Javes Andrea Johnson Bruce Johnson Denise Johnson Eric Johnson Jeanne Johnson Jeffrey Johnson John Johnson Kevin Johnson Lorrie Johnson Mark Johnson Mark Johnson Robert Johnson Sheila Johnson Theresa Johnson Joseph Juber'r Sheila K012 Florian Koul Anne Kelly Phyllis Kelly Kur'r Kempf Michael Kessler I really like the Snoopy dog, Some, bU'f wcfch your Lynn Ketfner Poul Kieffer Alesio Ki'rtdson hands! 134 Dawn Klenk Joseph Kochenderfer Judith Kreager Ronald Kyosfia SheiIo Kline Mark Koenig David Kubiok Poul LoFronce Down Kluck Colleen Knaeble Jeffry Kochenderfer r4. Tyier Koos ' Alana Kubick Michael Ku z DeAnn Loge Anne Lamb Melodee Lone Melanie Longe Kori Longsdorf Daniel Larson Dana Lovine Scott Leddy Dona Lee Bradley LGHOfZ Karin Lenarz Down Leimondf Jacqueline Liesch John Liljequist Daniel Lilly Kirk Linderholm Timothy Lindfors Adam Lindquist Lynn Lifferer Patricio Loader Brain vs. Braun? Louro Loechler Debra Long Loviso Lonnsfrom Gary Louber'r Mary Lucas Lisa Lundstrom Lorsolo Lundquist Linda Modson Mary Mohoney Jeffrey Maine Todd Manworing Robin Morckem Krishna Matfssor: Daniel McNosky Jennifer McRoberTs Marie Medeck Robin Melemed Roschelle Micholick Michelle Milocnik Thomas Miller Sherry Mills Susan Mills . I . 3.3.. u'x. n V Thomas Muller Tomi Munstenfeiger May I have the next dance, Heidi? Melinda Murnane Linda Murphy Timothy Murphy David Nash Mark Neff Heidi Neils Beth Nelson Craig Nelson Daniel Nelson James Nelson W i Jeffrey Nelson Korey Nelson Mary Nelson Don't you dare! Scott Nelson Lisa Nemer 141 xmm Brion Newell Dennis Nie'rz Mitchell Nohrenberg Valerie Nordstrom Michael Norfhogen Burn, burn Cooper down Gregg Ohmon Karen Olsen Angela Olson ; Cynthia Olson Cynthia Olson John Olson Kevin Olson Lynda Olson a Leslie Orensten Robert Orrick Theresa 011 Martin OHersfedT Lano Polmberg Glenn Poqueffe Avram Paradise 143 Kristi Porkin Le Ann Patterson David Pearson Kimberly Pederson Mark Pel'ro Dale Peterson David Peterson Gregory Peterson Shelly Peterson Stephen Peterson David Peterzen Tommy, a real professional. Barbie Pfahning Glen Pfeifer 144 Mark Pulscher ,.H. g: 1 Becky Quornstrom Rebecco RadwCIY 145 Paulo Popp Kevin Raine Judith Piilok: Lisa Ramos Kim Rondle Scott Ronke Peter Rouch Kenneth Redding Robert Reed Patrick Regner Burton Reich Robert Reimer Jone Rein Heidi Reinhor'r William Reinhort Poul Reller Bullseye! Tommy Remus 146 You donf hove David Roberts Mark Rowles Karen Rozemo Stephen Rudell Tomi Ruggles John Rukovina Amy Soari James Sockoriason Sandro Solen '5 i? edibie? Daniel Solzer Scott Sondberg John Souer Nancy Schcor Michelle Schardin Gregg Scheid William Schendel 148 Scott Schepmon Cheryl Schindler Pamela Schlender Poul Schliesmon Michael Schneider John Schoonover Karie Schrader Susan Schultz Sandro Schurmon Greg works hard. Gregory Schultz Penny Schulz Richard Schwartz Lee Seiler Jeffrey Selinger 149 Kelly Shanohon Jodi Shedlov Danie! Siess Michelle Simon Anne Smisek Patricio Smith Morgan Smock Lauren Snell Queen Ken gets crowned. Todd Spinner Mary Stodnik Lori Stolnoker Richard S'refonick Sandro Steinwedel Regina STepney Mark Stiyer Teresa Stocco Alfred Strauss Catherine Strong David Struck Mm WNW, M: WWW Lori Thomas Jone Thompson Scott Thompson Kerry Threlkeld Rose Thurmer 152 , , mwffif . ; . ; JeoneHe Togel Elizabeth Tofh Annette Tourville Mary Touve Robert Troeger Dione Truzinski John Turner Margaret Twomey Janet Uelcnd James Ueland Hokon Ulrichs KOy Untied? Lynne Utof'r Gregg Von Woes Wayne Vorner Lisa Velenchenko 153 Hilfje Vierow Michael Virshek Kathleen Vogelsberg Allen Vorlicek Thomas Wade Stacy Woldron Lynn Wondersee Korolyn Wosti LiSO Welsh Kimberly Wepplo Thomas Werner Tamara Westerlund Bonnie Westlin Lisa White Mark Zemon Shown Zempel Joan ZITur Michael Zol Thomas Zukowski Memories . . . Area Studies The Commons Crofts 8 Jewelry Class Of Togo Day DonuTs In The Parking LOT Journalism Videotapes No Snow MD. Benefit Doc WeHer's Yuc Yuc Jokes Bugging Sop; 15 Swedes Hearth Food Yogurt Perkins Jmpy 8.26306 0.3 onm 009 .bOxQ 002mm? mogmmo: ICE World Religions Food Fights reing Stuffed In A Garbage Can Karen Acker Paulo Aakhus Donelle Abrahamson Jeffrey Allen Kyle Ambuehl Greta Amundson Brent Anderson Christopher Anderson Debra Anderson Eric Anderson James Anderson Kimberly Anderson Mark Anderson Neil Anderson Patrick Anderson Phillip Anderson Sue Anderson Tim Anderson Todd Anderson Laura Appbquis'r Brion AudeHe Jennifer Augs'r Andrew Boer David Bahnemann Rene Bolder Steven Barber Lawrence Bore'rfe Lisa Borlond Koren Barnard Laura Barnes Lori Bartel Robert Boss Cynthia Boumon Kelly Becker Scott Beede 1S9 Kenneth Behling Darryl Beireis Dione Bender Renae Benson Mark Berglund Lorri Bergman John Bergsefh Donna Bethke Barry Billings Brion Billings Pamela Billings Curtis Blexrud Keith Bluford James Bofferding Brenda Bohlen Steven Bolduc Rosemary Bolt Martha Borgerding Dona Boschee Monique Bourgerie Joy Bowers Lori Boyce David Brock Kristen Brondeen Gregory Brant Christopher Brotsch Kelly Bremse'rh Theresa Brenna Sara Brose Julio Bryonf John Buon Barbara Bunday Sondra Burns Jennifer BurreTs Robert Bye Mary Campbell Cheryl Carlson Daniel Carlson David Carlson Rebecco Carlson Scott Carlson Daniel Corfclucca David Chanen Glen Chapman Susan Charles Charles Christ Judith Christen Donnette Christiansen Jeffrey Cisewski Michael Claessens Tim Clifford Allen Cofflond Mary Collins Michael Collins Susan Collinson Michael Conrad Victoria Conroy Blake and Dennis compare work. Chrysona Constantine 160 161 Michael Cronberg Margaret Cullodo Andrew Czerniok Elizabeth Dobboh Jon Dohl Eric Dohiberg Robert Daly Debra Daniels Cynthia Davidson Jimmy DePeso Dorene Dechoine John Dempsey Poul Dep'ra Jerome Diederichs Bloke Dixon Trent Doering Thomas Dooher Cindy Dragon Gregory Dreier David Duebner Charles Dugger Beverly Dunn Bryna Dunnigon Kimberly DureT Valerie Dwight Thomas Dyllo Robert Eddy Teresa Elder Joni Elie Judy Elsen Daniel Elsnes David Endresen LeeAnne Engfer Beth Engs'rrom Evan Engwall David Erickson Jone Erickson Lisa Erickson Ronald Est Scott Esterberg Jane Evangelist David Evenocheck John Fay Mark Fedje Stephen Finch Andrew Fink Paul Fiori Holly Fischer Joseph Fischmon Patrick Fitzgerald Brion Flaofo Sara Flaofen Bradley Fle'r'r Steven Folkerds Sheri Fossen Elizabeth Fourre David Foy Scott Fredrickson Sco'rf Freiborg Sara Friedman Sheryl Friedman Kelly Fries Terri Frondell Thomas Gannon James Gardner Bradley Goulrapp Michael Gavigon Bryan Geer Stephanie Gephor'r Craig Gerber 162 x r 4; iii a 163 Sheri Gicking Sondra Gilseth Ronald Goldberg Leslie Grcf Rebecca Grondchomp Dole Gronberg Barbara Gronholm Jeffrey Grossman Gino Gruber Barbara Grussing David Guernsey Marlene Guer'rin Lisa Guider Peter Gundermann Mark Hookano James Hagen Jane Hahn Todd Holek Richard Hall Joseph Hansen Karen Hansen Lisa Hansen Thomas Hanson Lynn Hcrcldson Sherri Harrington Jennifer Harris Michelle Hartman Kenneth Houg Kevin Hayden Michael Hedmon David Hedsfrom Sondra Hein Marcia Heinz Ricky Hellen Ronald Hellen Elizabeth Herrmcnn James Hieberf Linda Himango Steven Hoelscher Gregory Hoerger Keith Holmes Thomas HoIT Gretchen Hoover Annette Hermann Jeffrey Houchins Jeffrey Hovdo Steven Hovind Barbara Howard Troy Howard George Hudak Brion Humphries Randall Hun'r James Ibis'rer Jeanne Jackson Dean Jacobs David Jacques Sally Javes Julie Jensen Kirk Jensen Melissa Jensen Russell Jepsen Jennifer Jermasek Jeffrey Jesme Shannon Jewe'r'r Clayton Johnson Dionne Johnson Jone Johnson Janet Johnson Joelle Johnson Kayla Johnson 164 165 Keith Johnson Lourinda Johnson Rebecco Johnson Jennifer Johnston Steven Johnston Kimberly Jones Joelle gets carried away. Richard Jones James Jopp Wayne Jorgenson Thomas Judcy Richard Kaiser Koren Kcmmerer Jacqueline Kappes Poul Koscic Brion Kossero Mary Keller Susan Kelley William Kerkes Susan Keznoff Dione Kimble Joseph Kimmes Charles Kirchoff James Kirk Shown Knox Sherri Knox Monte Koch Mary Kochenderfer Shauna Lund has her day in court. Paulo Koelfgen Trent Kohl Pamela Kohlhepp Koren Kokosh David Kolor Mary Kolion Susan Kone Down Kreager Konnie Krohn Jo Anne Kryche Carl Kuomme Jeffrey Kujanson Bruce Kuzmc Rita LoGue Thomas LoLiberTe Janet LaMere Caron Lambert Elizabeth Lomon Rhona Londsmon Barret Lone BreH Larson Constance Larson 166 167 Jay Larson Jennifer Larson Kelli Larson Sondra Larson Pamela LebowiTz Douglas Leconder Dione Leighton Mark Leikom William Leininger Sheryl Lewis Robin Lillesve Sharon Limmer Scott Lindblom Dennis Lingo Koren Looney Poul Lodoen Jone Loechler Kathleen Loffus Harold Londer Diane Long Susan Lorentzen Sandro Louk Richard Lowe Cindy Luby Steven Lucke Tamera Luke Joy Lund Shauna Lund Todd Lundsfrom Rita Lynch Melissa Lyons Thomas Maoss Fernando Mogodon Kenneth Mahoney Jason Moki Alexander Makovefsky Gregory Malik Mark Molik Michelle Malling Craig Morciniok Kevin Morjamoki Victoria Marker? Patricio Morkefon Kimberly Martin Kristy Martineou Stacy Mathews Timothy McConvilIe Carolyn McCulloch Craig McDonieIs Lance McDonald David McDonough Mark McElroy Daniel McGleno Lori McLennon Douglas McNosky Steven McReynolds Gregory Meisser Patricio Melby Jeffrey Menk Daniel Menfh Terrence Mentzos Vicki Mercer Richard Merrimon Bradley Meyer Gregory Meyer John Meyer Laura Michael Kenneth Miciek Daniel Mickelberg Poul Mihos 168 169 William Miller Robert Mindness Pamela Minge Thomas Moher David Moke Koren Montgomery Mary Mooney Brenda Moore Barbara Mortenson Kimberly Mosfrom Scott MuelIer Vincent Mullen Cynthia Murphy Lynn Nordini Cory Nelson Christopher Nelson David Nelson David Nelson Lori Nelson Russell Nelson Thoy Ngo Snack time at AHS is a classical moment for Vicki Mercer and Liz Herrmonn. Joel Nierengorten Scott Niles Lisa Norfhogen Allen Nuznoff Gregory Nylin Shannon O'Brien Joseph O'Leory Thomas O'Neil Steven Oberg Joel Ofsfhun Andrew Olson Bradley Olson Jeffrey Olson Risa Olson Susan Olson Thomas Olson Michael Oswald Kathleen OH Tryg Overland Tracy Palmer Mary Palmquis'r Karen Palosoori Of course I'm not on The list. Nathaniel Paradise Cheryl Parsons David Patterson Dennis Poulinski Angela Pearson Lisa Peasho Todd Pederson 170 171 Paul Pello Joy Perlmon Christopher Perrine Chris Peterson Jacqueline Peterson Kristi Peterson Sondra Peterson Mary Petrovcich Kelly Pierce Jacqueline Piefig Dana Plitmon Elizabeth Popelko Michael Poss 'Corla Priebe Sandra Pulscher Susan Quest Brenda Rodwoy Danielle Rclicki Annette Ranniger Joan Rasmussen Barbara Rein Kathy Reiners Patricio Reinking Kevin Remde Lisa Renschler Stacey Riley Cynthia Rinder Steven Rift David Riviere Amy Roberts Karen Robinson Carol Rodgers Terrence Rolando Timothy Rolando Koren Rosen Jerome Rosenow Laurie Ross Amy Rowles Anne Rowles David Rude Dennis Ryan Kevin Sandberg David Sander David Sanders Mary Sarkinen Kori Sofher Jill Souer Mark Schaefer Todd Schoible Kenneth Schordin Dena Schinkowsky Richard Schiro Beth Schueller Thomas Schunemon Debra Schurz Randall Schwimmer Cynthia Sco'r'r Elizabefh Seovey Frank Sekero Grant Sension Joseph Shcllbe'rter Ronald Showd Jill Shipman Timothy Shore Brett Short Dennis Showalfer Anitq Sigurdson Daniel Simonson Kathleen Sipe Julie Siftler 172 173 Gary Skogman Peter Slezok Melanie Smith Peter Smith Paul Soley Robert Sorensen Koren Speich Jeffrey Spence Oh, I'd give her on eight Drew Spencer Mark Spevocek Cynthia Spilde Pamela Stolheim Wilson Stonifer Kay Sfons Daniel Staples Soloon Stork Stephen Stork Susan Stearns Caroline STefcnick Vincent Steffens David Steiner Keith Steinke Charles Steinwedel Mark Stensoas Ruth STensrud Mark STenzel Pondoro Sfepney Barry Stern Rita Stewart Vickie Stiller Thomas Sfiyer Mary Sfolee Kathleen Strain Colleen Stresemonn Bruce Sfrom Donald S'rrom John Stuck Dione Sfueven Lisa Sunderlond Beth Sutherland Tracy Svea Julie Swanson Pamela Swanson Mark Swenson Lisa Swin'rek Michael Tongen Angie Taylor Therese Terhark Dianna Theorin Leslie Theroux Dona Thiede Lisa Thomas Cyn'rhio Thompson Jon Thompson Nancy Thompson Koori Thoni Brion Thorkelson Jeffrey Threlkeld 174 Norchhurmer Liso Thyr Robin Tiedens Edmund Togel Korolyn Tollefson James Tomes Leeso Tomlinson Dione Tomschin Charles Torgerson Anthony Tourville Victor Treptau Colleen Twomey Jone Upton Lynn Urbanski David Urspringer Brion Velenchenko Brent Vick Jeffrey Vick John Vogel Paulo Vomhof Kurt Von Busch Juniors watch over sophs at study.- Todd Vukson Elizabeth Walden 17S Timothy Wall Sharon Wollick Jacqueline Wally Julie Wally Mary Warren Mark Wafz Donny Woulk Charles Weber Laura Weinberg Shannon Welch Anne Wennes Rebecco Wesloh Todd Wes'rlund Kris'rin Wes'rrum Sco'r'r Wheeler Julieann Williams Koy Williams Kelly Williams Whodja get for Christmas Carole? Kris Williams Rosemary Williams I76 Daniel Willson Carmen Wilson Lynn Winge Charles Wojock Up, up and away! Christopher Woodis Michael Wormufh Kim Yon'res Howard Yesnes Shelli Zoic Thomas Zcppe Anita Zorrocino John Zorracino Leslie Zejdlik Glen Zibley Linda Zimmerman 177 Memories . . . Mielke Field Football Games Senior Guys Class Of GeHing Lost Grammar Pep FesTs Sp'rlTing In Biology Health Coed. Phy. Ed. The Firs'r Day Of School Basketball Gan ; '4 Semester Freedom To Be Weird Trike Races Bookstore umlna A101,ng uoaueLuv sAne Jogunr 'pg SJeAgJQ speIOJd 'S'l Slips Film Group Disec'ring Pigs Choir Concerts Brent Ackerman Erin Adair James Aiken Dean Almquisf Charles Amato Brent Anderson David Anderson Deborah Anderson Joseph Anderson Julie Anderson Mae Beth Anderson Michael Anderson Paul Anderson Steven Anderson Teri Anderson Timothy Anderson Richard Andrews Traci Andries Jonoy Arnquist Kenneth Badois Richard Bolder Pamela Bonworth John Baronick Grant Barker Lynn Bor'ron Joel Boskin Ann Bauer Lynda Bauer Suzanne Bouley William Beeman Dawno Bell Mary Benepe Kurt Benson James Berg Richard Berg Susan Berg Steven Bermon Eric Bermonf Poul Bernstein Cindy Billodeau Angelo Bird Gerald Bi'rner Constance Bjellc Timothy Bjella Debra Blexrud Romy Bobgon Kimberly Bocock Howard Bohm 180 181 Jennifer Bomstod John Borreson Gabriel Bourgerie Jill Bowdin SCOTT Bowman Lisa Brace Kirsten Bradbury Kristine Brakefield Jodi Brandt Ron Brask Lori Braun Michael Brengman Mary Brenna Duane Brevig Goylen Brinkmon David Brown Jeffry Brown ' Elizabeth Bruins Poul Buck Mloew Buffingfon Daniel Burg Judy Burk Lori BurkeH Koren Burns Lora Burns Craig Burs'rein James Bydlon Patricia Byrne Brent Carlson Brion Carlson Jeffrey Carlson Judith Carlson Laurie Carlson Patrick Carlson Sondra Carlson Susan Carlson Shannon Carroll Carole Cors'ron Mark Casey Cory Cosperson Peter Costonguoy Jill Chamberlain Nancy Chamberlain Kelly Chaney Mark Christensen Yvonne Clark Kieth Clepper Bruce Conyers Dione Courtney Lisa Covin William Coy Patricio Cronin Mary Cruz Anne Cuthberf Poul Czech Jeff Dahl Mark Dohl John Daily Keith Douenbough John Davenport Tim Davenport Jill Davies Christopher Davis Michael Davis Think big, Bill! 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Undo 45 Arendi, Jeffrey Arnold, Kenneth Amquist, Steven Bockes, Leslie 32, 65, 78 Backstrom, BrIan Boer, Patrick Bolma, Mary Bonkole, ShorHyn 35 Barker, Kevin 39 Bartlett, Timothy Bcskln, Brenda 24, 70, 91 Bell, Peter Berg, Commy Betqer, David 5, 47, 90 Boms'rod, JIII 10, 98 Bonds, Jeffrey 39, 67, 75 Bonnh, Anne 78, 86, 93 Bootz, Fredertc 70, 72 Borreson, Tommy 97 Bourdeoux. Paul 63 Brandi, Sandro Bratsch, Joanne Browthen, Com Cameron, Kathy 81 Campbell, James 90 Campbell, Kathy 90 Campbeli, Laura 70, 71, 72, 73. Carr, Tune 70, 71, 72, 75 Corrlngfon, Susan 70, 74 Corsten, Michael 38, 70, 72, 73 Casey, June 90 Chopnnn, Deon Christensen, David Cloossens, Mark 60, 72 Clark, Come Ciork, Jill Clark, Allen Cobb, Sondra 96 Cole, Foster Conner, Jone Cooper, Karen Coplon, Cheryl Coughiln, Timothy 39, 72, 73 Courey, Rebecca Crawford, James Crone, Susan 86 Cross, Llndc 96 Czernlok, Mark 96 Ddy, Mark 28, 95 Dcnlelson, Kathleen 82, 87 De Wes, Cynthia Denzlne, Roble Dewey, John 70, 72, 75, 78, 88 Dewhg, Lisa Dickerson, Alicia Dickey, David 96 Dledrlch, Donald Ditton, Anthony 78 Doerr, David Dolmen Steven 39 Donovn, Pamela 85, 87, 90, 91 Drozkowskl, Denise Dreyer, Cynthk: Duemke, Renee 96 Dummer, David Eckrood, Chrlstopher Ecks'nom, Christopher EdeMeh, Mitchel Eddey, Stacey 78 Edwards, PcmeIa 45 Eichhorst, Mark 47 Elmore, John Ekstedf, Shari Enge, Jeffrey 96 Eps'teln, Corey Erickson, Scott Erickson. 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Susan 45, 81 Gokcen, Sablho 18, 70, 72, 75, 78 Gonrowskl, Lawrence 28 Gooley, Jerome Gore, Kathleen Grace, Thomas 35, 76 Groeber, Kenneth 10, 28, 51 Groen, Jeffrey 39 Grands, Kathleen 81, 85 Grontz, Cynthia 83 Green, Cynthia Greenblo'r, Dovtd Greensteln, Mlchoel Gutknecht, Leslie 67 Hoagenson, Paul Heme, Lyme 78 Hestick, Michael 28 Hewm, Jay 39 Hicks, John Hils, Thomas Hin'rz, Woner 28, 58 Hodne'n, Ronald Hoelzel, Richard Hoffmann, Wlluam 54. 78 Hogan, Christopher Holerud, Mark 28 Holman. Amy 47, 88 Holmes, Gregory Holmes, John Huhoren, Debomh Istoelson, Pamela 82 lverson, JoAnne 97 lverson, Lee Jackson, Benton 78 Jacobson, Bruce Jacobson, Km 39 Jacobwith, Michael 60 Jaeger, Sondra Jonsson, Julie Joves, Julie Johnson, Jeffrey 78 Johnson, John Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Karl Johnson, Kevin 96 Johnson, Lorrie 81, 85, 96 Johnson, Mark Johnson, Mark Johnson, Robert 10, 28, 78 Johnson, Shelia 78 Johnson, Theresa Jones, Davld Jubert, Joseph Julseth, Undo 90, 91, 93 Kammerer, Jane 96 Konitz, Catherine 97 Koo, Andrew Ching 75, 88, 90. 91 Kotz, Shelia KouL Florian 67 Kelly, Anne 10, 86 Kelly, Phyllis 35, 67 Kempf, Kurt 74 Kessbr, Michael 18, 78 Kluck, Down 97 Knoebb, Colleen 74 Kochenderfer, Jeffry Kochenderfer, Joseph 28 Koenig, Mark 60 Koos, Tyler 67 Koponen, Jo Anne 96 Kran'rz, Karen Kreager, Judith 75 Kublok, Davld 96 Kunz, Michael 28 Kurtzohn, Kristopher KyosNo, Ronald 58 La France, Paul 28, 58, 91 Luge, De Ann 97 Lamb, Anne Lone, Melodee 96 Lange, Melanie Lonosdorf, Kan 10, 78, 82 Lora, Resende Larson, Daniel Levine, Dana Lowniczak, Joan Lawson, Ann 78 Leddy, Scott 56 Lee, Dona Lee, Steven 18, 78 Leighion, John 18, 35, 78 Lenorz, Bradley 28, 48 Lenarz, Karin 52 Leslie, Jane 83 Uemondt Dawn 96 Liesch, Jacqueline 52 Liljequis'r, John 56 Lllly, Daniel 39 LInderhoIm, Kirk Undfors, Tlmothy 96 Lindquist, Adam 78, 96 Unmon, Elan Litterar, Lynn Little, Elizabeth 18, 78. 90 Little, Steven 78, 95 Loader, Margaret Loader, Potnclc Loechler. Lautc 95 Long, Debra Lonns1rom, Lovlsa 35, 76 Loobeek, Paul Lund, Steven Lundstrom, Use 78 Lundqulst, Lorsolc 35, 67 Lunzer, Michael Lynch, Daniel 70, 71, 75, 78 Lynch, Doan 28, 60 Lyngen, Dane 78 Maclej, Greg Madson, Llnda Mognuson, Rlchard 78 Mohlen, Tammy Mahoney, Mary Mdne, Jeffrey 70, 72, 73 Monworing, Todd 78 Martini, Richard Maitsson, Krlstlna 32, 67 Maxwell, Kathleen Mc Comes, Erln Mc Donald, David 196 Mc Gowon, Debomh 86 Mc Moore, Jeffrey 18 Mc Murray, Jennifer 78 MC Nelly, David Mc Nosky, Donlel 47 Mc Roberts, Jennifer 97 Medeck, Mode Meinke, John Males, Brian 39, 48 Melby, Kathleen Melemed, Robtn 96 Melllng, 06an 91 Metcolf, Sondra 95 Meyer, KristIe 78 Michdbcek, Roschele 78 Milacnlk, Mlcheue Mllbrodt, Scott Miller, Suzanne 93 Miller, Thomas Mbndess, Ruth Mjorum, Flnn 39, 67 Molnau, Keith Moore, Andrew 28 Moron, Tlmothy 39, 45 Moms, Deborah Morris, Lynn 42, 52 Morton, Michele 96 Moss, Aura 70, 71, 72, 73, 75 Meter, Gary Moter, Jon Mouming, Catrie Mulen, David Muner, Thomas Munstentelger, Tom 86 Murnone, Mellnda 97 Murphy, Denise 78 Murphy, Linda 97 Murphy, Timothy 60, 78 Nash, David 10, 28, 48 Neff, Mark 28 Neils. Held 80 Nelson, Bath 82 Nelson, Craig 28, 54 Nelson, 00an Nelson, James Nelson, Jeffrey Nelson, Jeffrey 35 Nelson, Korey 28, 55 Nelson, Mary 97 Newman, Kenneth 28 Newell, Brion N1etz, Dennls 28 Nlms, Dovbd 96 lekanen, Craig Nohrenberg, Mitchel! 96 Nonhagen, Mchael Nybetg, John Nygoard, Kent 28, 58 Nynos, Wllllam 88 O Neill, James 28, 60 O Rely, Erin Ofsthun, Daniel Ohmon, Gregg Olsen, Koren Olson, Angelo Olson. Cynthia 78 Olson, Cynthia Olson, John 78, 95 Olson, Kevin 35. 67 Olson, Lynda Olson, Scott Oman, Deborah 82, 87, 90 Orensfen, Leslie Otrick, Robert 54 Oh, Thefesa 32, 86 Oftersted'r, Martin 39 Palmberg, Lona Pals, Thomas Poquette, Glenn 58 Patodise, Avrom Paradise, Renee 42 Perkin, Kristl 96 Posno, Edward 47 Patterson, Le Anne 96 Pearson, Dovld Pederson, Kimberly 83 Peary, Mark 88, 95 P9110, Mark Petersen, Dole Peterson. David Peterson, Gregory 96 Peterson, Kathleen Peterson, Michelle 78 Peterson. 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Scott 58 Sutton, Cheryl 82, 88, 95 Swanson, Kent 96 Swedberg, Karl 82 Sybront, David 28. 58 Syl're, Jean Takato, Joan 76 Taylor, Charles TeetzeI, Craig Thiede, Martin 10, 28 Thoele, Pamela 95 Thomas. Lorl Thompson, Jone Thompson, Scott Threlkeld, Kerry 96 Thurmer, Rose Toth. Ellzobeth Tourvllle, Annette 45, 95 Touve, Mary 45, 78, 82, 87 Troeger, Robert Truzinskl, Dione Turner, John Twomey, Margaret 76 Uelond, Jane? Uelond, James 90 Ugorets, Alexander Ulrichs, Ho Kon 39 Unger, Llso Un11nen, Wiillom Van Keuren. Thomas Von Omum, Chormeln Von Woes, Gregg Vorner, Wayne Velenchenko, Llsa Verkennes, Shella Vlerow, Hllfje Virshek, Michael 60 V0, Von Vogelsberg, Kathleen 10, 81, 85 Vorllcek, Allen 96 Wade, Thomas Waldron, Stacy Waller, Susan Wally, John Wandersee. Lynn Warren. 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Chr1stopher 35, 67 Anderson, Debra Anderson, Eric 54 Anderson, James 40 Anderson, Klmberly Anderson, Kimberly 78, 81 Anderson, Mark 28 Anderson, Mark Anderson, Nell Anderson, Patrick Anderson, Phillip 28 Anderson, Sue 71, 72 Anderson, Tlmothy 58 Anderson, Todd 48 Applequls'r, Laura 63 Audette, Brion 28 Bohnemcnn, David Baker, Douglas Bolder, Rene Bonk, Cali Barber, Steven 28, 75 Beretta, Lawrence Banana, Lisa 70, 71, 72 Barnes, Laura 93 Bartel, Lorl 78 Boss, Robert 95 Bcuman, Cynthia Becker, Kelly 81, 85 Beede, Scott 64 Behllng, Kenneth 95 Belrels, Darryl Bender, Diane Benson. Pamela 74 Benson, Renaei86 Barge, Laura Berglund, Mark Bluford, Keith Boe, Thorbjorn Bofferdlng, James Bohlen, Brenda Bolduc, Steven 80H, Rosemary 78, 88 Borgerdlng. Manna 43 Boschee, Dana 91 Bourgerle, Monique Bowers, Joy Bowman, Robert Boyce, Lorl Brace, Laura Brock, David Brandeen, Krlsten 35 Brent, Gregory 28, 72, 73. 75 Bratsch, Chrlsfopher Brotsch, Kenneth Bremseth, Kelly Brenna, Theresa 33 Brose, Sara Brown, David Bryant, Julia Buon, John 35 Bumdoy, Barbara 78, 81, 85 Burns, Sandro 78 Burrets, Jennifer Bye, Robert 28 Campbell, Mary Carlson, Cheryl Carlson, Daniel Carlson, David Carlson, Rebecca Carlson, Scott Cortalucca. Donle1 Chomen, Dcv1d Chapman, Glen 60 Charles, Susan 43 Christ, Charles Christen, Judlth Christiansen Clsewski, Jeffrey Cloassens. Michael 28, 58 Collison, Susan 65 Comp, Jerry Conrad, Mlchael 40 Conroy. Vlctorlo 70, 74 Constantlne, Chrysano Cronberg, Michael Cullado, Margaret 78 Czerniok, Andrew 56, 78 Dobbah, Elizabeth Dohl, Jon 39, 40, 67 Dahl, Thomas Dohlberg, Eric 75. 88 Doly, Robert 39, 40, 48, 49 Daniels, Debra 52 Davidson, Cynthia De Peso, Jimmy DeChaIne, Dorene 42, 52 Dempsey, John Depta, Paul 95 Diederlchs, Jerome 28 Dixon, Bloke Doering, Trent 35, 67, 70, 74 Dooher, Thomas 39, 40 Dragon, IClndy Dreber, Gregory Duebner, David 35 Bugger, Charles 48 Dungan, Karl Dunn, Beverly Dunnlgan, Bryna 45 Durst, Kimberly 72, 75 Dwight, Valerie Dylla, Thomas Eddy, Robert Edewoord, Mary Elder, Teresa Elle. Joni 76 Elsen, Judy Elsnes, Daniel Endresen, Davld Engfer, Lee Anne 72, 93 Engsfrom, Beth Engwoll, Evan Erickson, David 40, 58 Erickson, Jane 70, 71, 72, 75 Erickson, Lisa 70, 72, 75 Est, Ronald Esterberg, Scott 60, 70, 71, 74 Evangeust, Jone Evenocheck, David 88, 95 Fink, Andrew Major, Rochelle Flod, Poul Fischer, Holly Fischmon, Joseph Fitzgerald, Patrick Floato, Brlon Folkerds, Steven 40 Fossen, Sher! Fourre, EIizabeth 83 Foy, David 35 Fredrickson. Scott Frelborg, Scott Friedman, Sara 70, 71, 72 Friedman, Sheryl Fries, Kelly 74 Frondell, Terri 82, 87 Gannon, Thomas Gardner, James 28 Gaulropp, Bradley Gavlgon, Michael Geer, Bryan Gepharf, Stephanie Grondchomp, Rebecca Gronberg, Dale Gronholm, Barbara 78 Grossmon, Jeffrey Gruber, Glno Grusslng, Barbara Guernsey, David 28 Guenln, Marlene 33 Gubder, Llso Gundermonn, Pe1er 28, 48, 49 Hcokona, Mark Hagen. James Hahn, Jone Halek, Todd Hall, Richard Hansen, Joseph 39, 54 Hansen, Karen 74 Hansen, Lisa Hanson, Thomas 28, 48 Haroldson, Lynn 74, 70 Harrington, Sherri 52 Harris, Jennifer Hartman, Mlchelle Houg, Kenneth 28 Howes, Sherry Hayden, Kevin 28, 64 Hedmon, Michael Hedsfrom, David Hein. Sandro Helnz, Morclo HeIlen, Ricky 40, 58, 60 Helen, Ronald 39 197 Herrmonn, Ellzobefh Hieben, James Himongo, Linda Hoelscher, Steven 35, 67 Hoerger, Gregory 40 Holmes, Keith Holt, Thomas Hoover, Gretchen Hermann, Annette 87 Houchlns, Jeffrey Hovdo, Jeffrey Hovlnd, Steven Howard, Barbara Howard, Troy Hudak, George 64 Humphries, Brian Hunt, Randall 35, 67 Ibister, James 95 Jackson, Jeanne 63, 76 Jacobs, Dean 34, 48, 49 Jacques, David Joves. Sony Jensen, Julle 83 Jensen, Kirk Jensen, Melissa 78 Jepsen, Russell Jermosek, Jennifer 78 Jesme, Jeffrey Jewett, Shannon 78 Johnson, Clay10n Johnson, Dionne Johnson, Jone Johnson, Jone? Johnson, Joelle 81 Johnson, Kayla Johnson, Keith 76 Johnson, Laurlndo Johnson, Mary Johnson, Rebecco Johnston, Jennifer Johnsfon, Steven Jones, Kimberly Jones, Rlchord 25. 78 Jopp. James Jorgenson, Wayne Judoy. Thomas Nell Kaiser, Richard Kossera. Brion Keller, Mary 32, 82, 87 Kelley, Susan 65 Kerkes, Wllllom Klmmes, Joseph 73 Klrchotf, Charles 28 Kirk, James Knox, Shown Knox, Sherri Koch, Monte Kochenderfer, Mary Koelfgen, Paulo 67 Kohl, Trent 28, 72 Kohlhepp, Pamela 78 Kokosh, Karen Kreoger, Down 74 Krohn, Konnie Krych. JoAnne Kujonson, Jeffrey 56 Kuzma, Bruce 28, 60 Lo Que, Rita Lo LIberTe, Thomas 40 La Mare. Jane? Lambert Caron 90 Lamon, Elizabeth 76 Londsmon, Rhona Lone, Barret 70, 72, 73 Larson, Brett 70, 74 Larson, Constance Larson, Joy Larson, Jennlfer 74 Larson, Kelll 45 Larson, Sandro 78 Lebowitz, Pamela Lecander, Douglas Leighton, Dianne Lelkom, Mark Lelninger. WiIliam 39, 40 Lewis, Sheryl Llepins, Mark Lillesve, Robin 76 lemer, Sharon Lindblom, Scott 28, 48, 49 Lingo, Dennis 40, 78 Looney, Karen 81, 85 Lockwood, Gory Lodoen, Poul Loechler, Jane 35 Loftus, Kathleen Lender, Harold Long, Dione Lorentzen, Susan 52 Louk, Sondra 78, 85 Luke, Tamera 70, 74 Lund, Joy Lund, Shauna Lundstrom, Todd 28 Mogodan, Fernando 39, 40 Mohoney, Kenneth Mokl Jason Mokovetsky Malik, Gregory Mallk, Mark 28, 6O Malling. Michelle Marclniok, Crolg Marjomokl. Kevin Markerf, Victoria Morketon, Patricio Martineau, Kristy Mathews, Stacy 81, 85 Mc Convllle, Timothy 95 Mc Cul1och, Carolyn Mc Daniels, Craig 64, 35 Mc Donald, Lance 40 Mc Donough, David Mc Elroy, Mark McGleno, Daniel McLennan, Lori Mc Nosky, Douglas M: Reynolds, Steven 74 Melsser, Gregow 64 Melby, Potrlcla Menk, Jeffrey Menth, Daniel Memzos, Terrence 67. 85 Mercer, Vlckl Merrimon, Richard Meyer. Bradley Meyer, Gregory Meyer, John 35. 67 Michael, Laura Mlclek, Kenneth 35 Mickelberg, Daniel 28 Mlhos, Paul Miller. WIIIIom 95 MIndess, Robert 35 Minge, Pomeio 70, 74 Moher, Thomas Moke, David Montgomery, Karen 82. 87 Mooney, Mary 81, 85 Moore. Brenda Morrison, Jon Modenson, Barbara 65 Mostrom, Kimberly 58 Mueller, Scott Mullen, Vincent Murphy, Cynthia Ncrdlni, Lynn Noylor, Brent Nelson, Cory Nelson, Christopher Nelson, David 35 Nelson, David 28, 60 Nelson, Lorl Neugent, Michael Neumann, Theresa Ngo, Thoy Nierengorten, JoeI Niles. Scot? Norfhogen, Lisa 45, 78 Nuznoff, Allen Nylin, Gregory 28 O Brien, Shannon 0 Neil, Thomas 35 Oberg, Steven Ofsthun. Joel Olson. Andrew 40 Olson, Bradley 28, 48, 49 Olson. Jeffrey 78 Q 8 .3 a 8 OIson, Susan 43 Olson, Thomas 74 Pclmqulst, Mary 45, 75 Polosoarl, Karen 45, 86 Paradise, thanlel 35 Poulinskl, Dennls Paulson, Terrence Pearson, Angela 43, 70, 72, 75 Pena, Paul Penman, Joy Perrine, Christopher 70, 74. Peterson,ChrIs ' Peterson, Jacqueline Peterson, Kristi Peterson, Sondra 82 Petrovcich, Mary Pierce, Kelly Pietlg, Jacqueline 70, 72 Pll'rmon, Dona Popeko, Ellzcbeth Rodway, Brenda 35 Rolicki, Daniele Ronnlger, Amefte Rasmussen, Joan Rein, Barbara 70, 72 Relners, Kathy Reinklng, Patricio Rende, Kevin 70, 72, 75. 95 Renschler. Lisa 70, 75 Rob1nson, Karen 80 Rochon, Ellzobefh Rodgers. Carol Rosen, Karen 82 Rosenow. Jerome 56 Anderson, Ten 33, 76 Andress, Wdoce 70, 71, 74 Andrews, Richard Andie! Traci 43. 52 Amt Jonay Bodols, Kenneth 41 Bolder, Richard Bmwonh, Pamela 70, 74 Borcnck, John 31 80rker.Gront 75 Baton, Lynn Baskln, Joel 35, 49, 70 Boss, Steven Bauer, Ann Bauer, Lynda 43, 70, 74 Bjelo, Consmnce 45, 52 Bjela, Tlm 93 Blexrud, Debra Blue, Renae Brochuy, Kiersten 76 Blokefleld, Krisfi Sander, David 72, 73 Sanders, David 35, 70 Schueuer, Beth Schuttz, Dione Schunemon, Thomas 40, 91. 93 Scott Cynthia Seavey, Elizabeth Sekera, Frank Sension, Grant Shoubetter. Joseph 39, 40, 60 Showd, Ronald Shlpmon, Jil Shore, Timothy Short, Bret? 56 Showoher, Dennls 28, 54, 67 Sigutdson, Anita 88 Simonson, Daniel Slpe. Kameen 35. 70, 72, 75 SW, Julie Skogmon, Gory Brandt, Jod Brosk, Ron Broun. Lori Brengmon, M1chael Brenna, Mary 33, 84 Brevig, Duane Bmkmmn, Goylen 31, 74 Burns, Kaen 74 Carlson, Jeffrey 74 Carlson, JudHh 80 Catlson, Laude 52 Carroll, Shannon 80 Corsten, Carole 35. 74, 87 Casey, Mark Cospetson, Cory 31, 49 Cos1onguoy, Peter ,Jil Covln, Lisa 87 Coy, Willem 41, 76 Cronin, Po'mclo 76 Cruz, Mary 33, 76 Davis. Michael 70. 72. 76 Davis, Tracy De Cado, Marilyn 70, 75 De Frmce, James Deceles, Stuart 55 Dickey, John Slezok, Peter Smith, Melanie 43. 52 Smith, P919! 28, 58 Spelch, Karen 32, 65 Spence, Jeffrey Spencer, Drew Spevocek, Mark 75 Sfanifer. Wilson 76 Stuns, Kay Stefonlck, Corolhe Sfeffens, Vincent 70, 72, 73 Steiner, David Stelnke. Keith 39. 40, 60 Stelnwedel, Ghana: 88 Stensoos, Mark 67 Stensrud,Ru1h 20.71.75 Stenzel. Mark 70, 72, 73, 74, 75 Sfepney, Pandoro Stem, Stewart, R110 87, 93 Stiier, VIckle Stiyen Thomas Stolee, Mary 78, 82 Sophomores Diedsch, Beth 80. 84 Doeksen, Canton 31, 64, 74 Donnelly, Brion 41 Dom, Terrl Douglas, Kerrie 71. 74 Dreler, Laurel 76 Emon, Thomas 70, 71, 74 Edewoord, John Edgley, Vtckie 76 Edwards, Alison Edwards, John 91 Eggen, Mark Ehret, David FeIdges, Stacy 76 Fem, Chris'rlne 90 Fernstrom, Christopher 47, 76 Fido Jerry Flipek, Jeffrey 41 Filipek, Mary 33 Finn, Gregory49 Fiori. Philip Fischer, Thomas Fisher, Brodey 60 F100. Mary Fleskes, KImbeHy Ford, Todd 31, 55 Forster, Debra Franz, Bruce 31, 55, 76 Franzen, Jodl Fraser, Kristen Froset, Pod Fredrickson, Denise 76 Gatdner, Laurie Gavls Is, Nathan Gee, Leonard 70, 74 George, Douglas Gicking, Scott Strain, Kathleen Stresemonn. Coleen Strom, Bruce 40, 78 Strom, Dondd Stuck, Jon Stueven, Dlane Sundedond, Lisa 93 Sutherland, Bath 35, 67, 70, 72 Sveo. Tracy Swanson, Jwe Swanson, PomeIa 70, 74 Swanson, Mark 64 Swlntek, Use 85, 67 Thompson. Cynthia 33, 75 Thompson, Jon 78 Thompson, Nancy ThorkeIson, Bdan 28, 58, 60 Threlkeld, Jeffrey Thurmer, Norma Thyr, Lisa 65, 76 Tiedens, Robin Togel Edmund 28,78 Tolefson, Korolyn Glesple, Mark 31, 64 Girmer, Kathleetah 52 Godo. Pamela Godfrey, Alan 35 Gooley, Maryanne 52 Gordon. Joseph Gould, Nelson 35, 70, 74 Green, Thomas Grands. Timothy Gfay, Stephen 41 Greenberg, Marci Greenblaf. Hck Gregersen, Jmet Griffin, Anna 76. 93 Griffin, Beth Groseciose Todd 31, 54 Gruber. Angela76 Grmewold, Myy 87 Gundemom, Imam 70, 74 Gutknecht, Lorry 31 Hoddor1f,Jon 31, 49 Hdl, Cynthia Hd Lion H011, Ellzobefh 76 Hedmm. Patrick Heffemnger, Pamela Haber, Angelique Hebe, John 67 Home, Timothy 55 Hicks, Richard HI, Norman 35 HI, Troy 49, 55 Hintz, DanleI 41. 00 Trep'rou, Victor 70, 72, 75 Twomey, CoIIeen 35, 76 Upton, Jone Velenchenko, Brian Vick. Brent 40, 60 Vick, Jeffrey Von Busch, Kurt 67 V0, Thien Vukson, Todd 60 Walden, Ellzobeth wmz, Mark 75, 95 Weak, Donny Weber, Choues 54 Weinberg, Laura Welch, Shannon Holeschou, Roben Horn. John Holman, Amy 18, 76 Holman, Christophe! Holmqulsf, Carolyn Horton, Debotoh 70. 74 Johnson, Brion 31, 74, 91 Johnson, Edc 41, 64 Johnston, Paul 64 Jokelo, Lynn 33, 70, 74 Jonoms, Eileen 43, 52, 76 Jonddwl, Steven Jones. Tommera Jorges, Tommy 76 KassIer, Also 70, 74 Kots. Julio K012, Cynthia Kelley, Brion 41 Ke'nner, Janice 52 Kiefer, Tracy 74 Kimonder, Kamy Kirby, Michele 32 Wesloh, Rebecca 82 Wesflund, Todd 40 Westrum, Kristin 32, 67, 78, 90 Wholey, Douglas Wllllams, Juleann 45 Wllloms, Kay wmoms, Kely WIIoms. Kris 63 Wings, Lynn 70, 71 Winter, Rondo Wojock, Charles 28, 48. 49 Yesnes, Howard 35 ch. Shelli 35 Zappa. Thorhos Zorrocinc, Anna 81 Zorroclno, John Zejdllk. Leslie 35, 52 Zlbley, Gian Knight, Geoffrey 76 Knutson, Gregory 49 Knutson, Juue 65, 74 Knutson, Lem Komorek, Joseph 41 Koslna, Tomas Komw, Cheryl 70, 72 Krbechek, John 31, 72 Kunz, Mary 43, 52 Kylonen. Sarah Kyro, Terry 31 La Void, Gregory 41 Londecker, Dado! Lonoenbach, Thomas 49 Langle, Sheryl 43 Langsdorf, Ellzabeth 76 Laswel, Cynthia 52 Le Claire, Moly 82, 87 Under, Anthony Lindfors, Shari Lhdo'en, Kely 35, 67, 76 Llndoren, Robin Lhdstrom, Catherine 80, 84 Llnman, Mofthew LMIe. Kathleen 76, 95 Long, Pamela 65 Lukat Timothy 56, 70, 74 Lumberg, Kristine Lundeen, Slnl Lussenhop, Matthew 41, 74 Lussky, Linda 63, 70, 74 Moos, Debbie Mognuson. Kevin Mahlen. Todd 31 Malling, Mlchoel Manuel, Diana 63 Marinoro, Sondra Mortln, Louis 41 Martinson, Gory Mc Coy, Julle Mc Cubbin, Todd 35. 56 Mc Dowell, Daniel 35, 70, 74 Mc Elroy. Michelie Mc Gowan, James Mc Kenna, Use 52 Mc Kenzle, Denise Mc Mohon, Patricio Mc Mean. Susan 70, 74 Mc Millan, Craig Mc Reynolds. Susan 74 Mc Roberts, Brion Medeck, Mellssa 84 Meehon, Pamela Meler, Mary Melster, David 41, 60 Melond, Vicki 63 Males, Dawn Melchert, Bruce Melemed. Allen 31 Menard, S1even 70. 74 Menne, Matthew 47 Merriman, Stephen 47 Merritt, Undo 76 Meyer, Brion Mickens, Mae Middte1on, Allson Moerbltz, Theresa Molina, David Monson, Ellzobeth Moter. Joanna Mueller, Barbara 87 Mundy, Robert Murphy, Kevin 76 , Nogomltsu, Richard 35, 70, 74 Nogle, Virginia 65 Ncrum, Julie Nelson, Bath 74 Nelson. Bradley Nelson, David Nelson, Donald Nelson, Gregory 35, 74 Nelson, Kathleen Nelson, Krlsty Newberry, Jonathon Newman, Sherry Nguyen, Quang Niles, Mmthew Norberg, Kirsten Noreen, Krls'rln 67 Nygoard. Kelly Nylen, Thomas NyIIn, Matthew Nystul, Lorry O'Brien, Bruce Olson. Erlc 31. 60 Olson, James O150n, Jeffrey 55 Olson, Kevin Oman, Caro 45, 56 Orrlck, Brion 55 Osell, Jody Ostrov, Dovld 41, 67 Ostroviok, Scott 55 Palmer, Charles Parlow, Ellzabeth Pasno, Frederlck Poullnski. Denise Poulson, Darcy Poulson, Sharon 45, 52 Pederson, John Perendy, John 53, 70, 71, 72. Perry. Steven Peters, Kathy Peterson, Jon Peterson. Jeffrey Peterson, Nancy Peura, Ronald 31 Pfeifer, R110 Phom, H Phillips, Stephen 89 Pierick, Kenneth Pltro, Renee 43, 67 Plath, Vicky Pohlmon, Use 93 Potter, Nancy 76 Prochar, Michael 31 Prinsen, Christopher 95 Quads, Allen Quim, Krystal 76, 80, 84 Rahm, Jeffrey 31. 60 Ramos, Alan 76 Rasmussen, Therese Ray, Lance Reese. Gregory 31, 55 Reich, Allen Roller, Daniel 31, 55 R951, Susan Ribbe, Kristin 52 Rice, Scott Ries, CheryI 84 Ring, Moily Robens, Steven 56 Robinson, Janet Robinson. Joanne Rochon, Katherine Roehl, Jane 33. 52 Roars, Michael Rohweder, Michael 31 Roles, James Romans. Mary Ronsen, Kevin 31. 74 Rose, Laura Rosoff, Diane Roust, David 41 Rozema, Carolyn 76 Rue. Pamela 43, 52 Ruggies. Blaine 47, 70. 74 Ruggles, Brion 41, 70, 74 Rupp. John Russeil, James 35 Ryan, Catherine Rydberg, John Solo, Brett Sondau, Michael Sothgr, Kathryn 76 Souer, Sue 35 Scorbrough, Jayne 35, 76 Schoefer, Poul Schendel, Jane SchIender, Barbara Schlumpberger 76, 74 Schmalz. Nancy Schmidt, David Schneider, Barry Schoenbauer. Patricio Schroder, Michael 31, 49, 76 Schreyer, Andrea 45 Schreyer, Robert 31 Schroeder. Lisa Schroeder, Rober1 Schroepfer, Jeffrey 41 Schuh, Vlcky 43 Schulz, Douglas 70, 74 Schummer, David Schuyt, Rob Schwontes, Jeffrey 31 Schwecke, Russell Scott, Michael Seamons, Dole Seashore, Trent 41, 76 Seaman, Jolene 76 Sewell. Robert Sher, Judith Showolter. Lucille 45, 76 Simon, Robert Slpe, Dental 41, 76 Skruppy, Dione Smisek, Lisa Smock, Mellndo 76 Snetsinger. Mary Snipsteod, Gwen 45, 52, 75 Spetz, Nancy Spevocek, Paul 56. 70 Spinner, Kelly Spurbeck, Andrew 35 Stuedy, Jul Stark, Stefanie 70, 74 Stem, Susan 76 Sfovlo, Esther Stearns, Timothy 41 Steffenhogen. Dovld Stenzel, Melissa 87 Stepney, Denise Stockwell, Jacqueline Stoesz. Steven Stoffels, John Stone, Steven 31 Stowe, Catherine 70, 74 Strauss, Christopher 18, 76 Sfrom, Robin Sussmon, Debra 75 Svea, Elizabeth 52 Sverkerson, Kristin 76 Swanson, Carole 67 Swanson, Gregory 41 Swedberg, Brion Swedberg. Clark 56 Swedberg, Karl 31, 76 Swanson, Ellzabeth 65 Sylte, Richard 55 Taylor, Myron Eugene Tchido, Roxanne 74 Tenute, Christopher 35, 67 Tenme, Timothy 35. 67 Thomas, Bryan 47 Thomas, Cindy 76 Thompson. Gregory Thompson, Robert 60, 76, 95 Thomsen, Robert Tilbury, Kathleen Timgren, Cynthia 45 Tomlinson, Erlc 76 Tommllo, Suzanne Touve, Nancy 45 Troester, Timothy Troy. Jill Truax, Sheila rsotsos, Michele Usselmcn, Cynthia Vderio, Thomas Vlck, Blake 41, 60 Vierow. Done Vlrshek, John Vogel. Jennifer 93 Vu, Phu Wohlstrom, Thomas Walker, Jeff Wols'rod, Mlchael 49 Wolston, Lisa 35, 76 Wonke, Lorie Wosha, Bradley 35, 67, 70, 74. 75 Woulk, Sheiby Weber, Christopher Webster, Renee 80, 84 Weeks. 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