Neil A Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Plymouth, MN)
- Class of 1981
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anthonyanderson brent 1 markarderson neilan feraugst donnabach an gartel robertbass del anaebenson lauraberge 3 pamelabillings judy semarybolt marthaborg nbrandeen gregorybran aday sandraburns mary an susancharles judit ins michaelcollins-su elizabethdabbah jonda sey jeromediederichs charlesdugger beverl ison danielelsnes dav elineriksson ronalde fink josephfischman p drickson scottfreibor rapp michaelgavigan m andchamp barbaragronh diannegutoski markha araldson sherriharrin sandrahein marciahei keithhclmes thomasho orgehudak brianhumphr elissajensen russellj n joellejohnson kayla rdjone$ jamesjopp way r susankelley susanke rykochenderfer paulek joannekrych jeffreyk retwilliam lisalangum ander christianlecomt aney paullodden kathl e jaylund toodlundstr gorymalik michellemal cymathews pennymaudal ky stevenmcreynolds g man bradleymeyer greg davidmoke karenmontgo nthiamurphy brentmayl aneumann thayngo joel davidpalmer tracypalm earson lisapeasha tod son marypetrovich kel rovo sandrapulscher s ners patriciareinking rolrodgers terrencero n kevinsandberg david hardschiro robertschm franksekera josephsh n danielsimonson kath Spence drewspencer ma ples soloanstark susa thstensrud markstenze resemann brucestrom d arkswenson lisaswinte ompson jonthompson ma togel karolyntollefso leentwcmey janeupton thienvu toddvukson e rlesweber lauraweinbe nnwilliams kaywilliam swojack Christopherwo ejdlik glenzibley lin GYRE 1981 Neil A. Armstrong High School Plymouth, Minnesota Volume 1 1 fit? H VJ 4 ' v G 2!.- z r H Bf . I . . a P ,w.. . 1.3a. L4g-a'h, : :Sx xsytyXisxegk Wins In R e a u a Landslide Carter Says It Hurts; Mondale Says He'll Be Back; Republicans Appear Near Control Of The Senate; The Candidates And The Issues INFLATION Correr - Opposes mondorory woge ond price conrrols. Proposes budger resrroining, volunrory woge-price conrrols, conrinued regulorory reform, and incenrives for increosed productiviry. Reogon e No ro woge-price controls. Governmenr musr spend less ond srop prinring money ro cover its debrs Do owoy wirh punirive roxes and unnecessary regulorion. ERA Correr e Describes himself as on ocrive supporrer of ERA. lllr's rorificorion this year will be one of my highesi prioriries. Reogon - Soys he is for equol righrs, bur rhinlss ond Homendmenr is nor rhe besr method. Arrenrion should focus on Hlegislorion ro remedy remaining problems. ENERGY Correr e Fovors conservorion, developmenr of olrernorive sources, ond bolsrering of moss rronsir. Fovors ossisronce for lowvincome peo- ple hir hard by energy prices. Reogon e Fovors deregulorion of oil ond norurol 905 ro srimulore moxr mum producrion. Fovors encouraging developmenr of nucleor power, cool gosificorion, gosohol, and solar energy ro rhe exrenr procricol. DEFENSE Reogon e Advocores reducing income rox rores Hfor every- Correr - Fovors reversol of rrend in which US. was spending less and one who works ond eorns by 33 percenr over 0 Soviets more on defense. Opposes B-l, supporrs MX, fovors rhree-yeor period. Also, reduce punitive roxes on conrinued development bur nor deploymenr of neurron bomb. business end indusrry. Reogon e llPoromounr inreresr in prevenring Middle Eosr from falling inro DRAFT Sovier honds. Fovors increased U5. oir ond novol power in rhe region ond orms delivery ro Polsisron. Must srrengrhen conven- tional and nuclear defenses. Correr e Colled for regisrrorion of men ond women by mid- 1980. Drofr would occur only during Hrimes of crisis. Presumably, women would be drofred bur is op- T AXES posed ro women in combor posirions. Correr e Opposes income rox cur for now becouse ir mighr be inflorionory Reogon e Opposes regisrrorion ond rhe drofr, excepr in rime ond would hinder efforr ro bolonce rhe budger. Cerroin incenrives of norionol emergency. Fovors srrong Norionol for business will be necessary. However, rhe greoresr concern or Guord and Reserve Sysrem. Opposes women in this time is ro reduce inflorion. combor. Dock Siders To Tennies This year, fashions or Armsrrong come in 0 wide range of unique styles fo girls and guys. Some of rhe more popular sryles for girls were, primed rurrlehecks, designer jeans, dock siders, sherlohd sweorers, oxford shirrs, and of course French braided hair. For guys, rhe fomlifor 5ry7es were fIOhhel shirrs, jerseys, cowboy boors, jeons, concerr T-shirrs Ohd don'r forger, unried renhis shoes. Although the srudenrs of Armsrrong followed rhe Ioresr fashion rrends, rhere is sriil 0 sense of individualiry present omong everyone. The spirir of Armsrrong is expressed rhrough our fashions and through rhis we are the besr! rms from g Folio W5 Fashions Survey Reveals Life Sryle of AHS. 5rudenrs Fovorire rype of music? Rock 657: Counrry 307, Jazz 570 Fovorire group or singer? Lynord Skyhord 4070 Bruce Springsreeh 307: Molly Horcher 2070 Billy Joel 1073 Do you arrend concerrs? Occasionally 507s Seldom 407; Frequehrly 107, Fovorire TV show? Mosh 5070 Eighr is Enough 207: Three's Company 307; Fovorire movie? Caddy Shock 4070 Urban Cowboy 257a Terror Train 2570 Kramer vs. Kramer 1070 Whor do you do on weekends? Party 4570 Arrehd orhlerics 257, Work 257, Sleep 57, Arrendonce or boys' sporrs? Yes 8070 No 2070 Arrendonce or girls' sporrs? Yes 307, No 7070 Where do you 90 offer sporrs evenrs? Go to MocDonolds 457, Go our for pizza 357; Go r0 0 pony 2070 Do you dare ofren? Yes 457, No 5570 Do you 90 IO porries? Yes 7070 No 307, Do you, 05 on Armsrrong srudenr, feel rhe spirir of Armsrrong? Yes 8073 No 2070 We're From Armsrrong, Wm-Mwmmm. Couldn't Be Prouder a 5v 9' I 'x '9 fit! Mg Mmmw l ' . T..- - - .f e 2 i333; I'Vi 62f ' The 1980-81 school year was filled with ocrion os srudenrs porricipored wirh enthusiasm in vofibus ocriviriese Borh srudenrs and faculty supporred rhe school in o more positive and spirired woy rhon ever before. New ideas and old rrodirions were com bined to form 0 feeling of unify ond exciremenr which produced 0 memorable year for everyone who was lucky enough to be 0 porr of rhe Armsrrong spirit. Srudenr Life Is . . . spirir in rhe crowd. mu 0 9 .m n r O m m w v, . yogr, do Big Red, Big Whire, Big Blue. Kris Brondeen '81 Total dedicorion. Todd Kingdom '83 In my words, school spirit is like graduating. It's the grecresr! Gregg Molik '81 The willingness ro sacrifice o bir of personal pleasure for rhe heolrh and well-being of Armsrrong. Poul Anderson, Foculry Knowing the score after 0 foorboil gome. Jone Schulz '81 Is this for rhe yearbook? Kevin Johnson '82 School spirit is screaming your lungs our or Friday nighr games and spending rhe resr of rhe weekend wirh loryngiris. Shelli Zoic '81 A feeling of school unify. Julie Friedman '83 Pushing around 0 boby corroige. Vickie Edgley '82 It's one of rhe cheerieoder's cheers-lsn'r ir? Jon Dohl '81 Doing yOur besr to make every year rhe besr ever. Judie Houchins '83 I rhink spirir is helping sopho- mores find rhe pool. John Zorrocino '81 Numerous ond loud followings or oil exrro-curriculor evenrs. Leroy Lussenhopp, Focul- rY uPeople supporting their school and going our ro gomes ond having 0 good rime. Keith Bluford '81 Showing in any woy you con, you ore proud of your school. Sondi Morinoro '82 Sroying our of rrouble. John Stuck '81 Porriciporing in sports or exrro-curriculor ocriviries by eirher playing or specroring. Dovid Guernsey '81 Porriciporing in ocriviries deoling wirh the school and feeling good about rhe school you go to. Mory Kolion '81 Supporring your school's system when ourside peopIe rry ro eliminore ir. Joelle Johnson '81 Celebroring ofrer foorboll gomes Mork Gordner '81 Being o porr of funcrions which enhonce rhe school Chris Drorsch '81 s w Homecoming Queen Kym Anderson and King Sreve Barber. Homecoming Courr: Brion Auderre, Sore Brose, John Vogel, Kris Wesrrum, King Sreve Berber, Queen Kym Anderson, Don Sroples, Leslie Zejdlik, Jackie Welly, Monre Koch. Touch Of Closs Spirir Invasion As King Sreve Barber and Queen Kym Anderson ruled over the week's events, Homecoming '80 was overtaken by rhe iispirir invasion. Throughout the week of Homecoming, srudenrs were deeply offecred by the spirir; and their performance showed it. Cowboys rode in from everywhere on Thursday, and on Friday rhe whole school turned red, white and blue crazy. Fridoy's huge pepfesr featured squealing tires in rhe rrike races and groans of dererminorion in the ormwresriing. Teachers were swepr up by the spirir and forced rojoin in the rug-o-wor conresr to challenge their pride. Later that day, spirited students were entertained by the voriery show with 0ch ranging from Proud Seniors ro Surprise! The hor-oir balloon billowed up into 0 specrrum of color and drifred over the crowds munching on brorwursr. The football ream marched rriumphonriy over the unbeaten Pirates. Spirir added rhor specioi iirouch of class rhor will remain with Armsrrong for many years to come. Sno-Doze '81 Twas the week before Valentine's When all through the school The students were screaming For SnoDoze to rule. Cornotions were signed By the window with care In hopes that the Poms Would deliver 0 good shore. The week started on Monday With cowboys galore Except for the jersey Worn by 0 sophomore. Tuesday, on the lawn There arose such 0 clotter I sprang from the commons bench To see what was the matter. Away to the window I flew like 0 flash Threw open the door And observed the wiid bosh. And then revealed To my eyes filled with tears A snowtzovered throne And thirty of my peers. With the wove of his hand And his head in 0 bob I knew the announcer Had to be Rob. More rapid than falcons The royolty come And he whistled and shouted And called them by name. Now Korie, Now Tom He called to the seniors And sure enough They were real crowd pleasers. Now Lisa, Now Eric The juniors were saluted The crowd wenr wild While rhe rrumpers roored. Now Sue, Now Nim He yelled for the sophomores The crowd responded With magnificent roars. As the week drew on Next day was punk rm The unusual garb Put the reochers in shock Dress-up was in The fourth day of the week I did my best Nor to look like 0 geek. As Fridoy arrived The scene turned red I needed on aspirin Bur then insreod - I walked ro the bus And turned for one last peek I knew our celebration Hod been rruly unique. Sue Srorn LiSO m gen EriaBiahwonr ' I: ii! Mi .Li'wm. , v , U 4. .333M. ,3; .h I $723190 m w; I m fu,agl.,;;;;pl;m V w . , mm 3 '5 w 1. Borrer Up! 2. Katie, seconds offer hearing her home announced 05 1981 Sno-Doze queen. 3. John Rasmussen rakes o vicrory stance ofrer winning the SnoBoll eoring conresr. 4. Dress-Up Doys bring our rhe true self in everyone. 5. How'd I get rolked inro rhis stupid roce anyway?! 6. Junior Don Berg and Senior Sreve Hoelscher or rhe srorring line ready to borrle it our. 7. Aln'ghr, Juniors! o 2 1. Blizzard condirions don'r srop rhe supporr or 1981 Sno-Dcze 2 Julie roces off to 0 good srorr 3. Carol and Brion, where are your manners? 4 Aw, shucks . 5, Sno-Doze ore Happy days. 0 Jerome uses his broomboll techniques. 7. Sue roces posr Royolry. 8. Kicking up 0 srorm for SnoDoze. 21 22 See How They Run If you con imagine o coclmey moid who hos seen too many American movies, 0 spihsrer who experiences her firsr bour wirh olcohol, and four men in clergy suirs oIl Cloimihg ro hove rhe some idehriries, rheh you con imogihe Armsrrong's 1980 Fall Ploy. Taking place in 0 English Vicoroge immediorely ofrer World War II, ir hos oll rhe elemehrs of on old-foshioned force. The cosr, which wos under the direcrion of John Cunningham, consisred of nine extremely voryihg chorocrers who provided rhe ingredienrs for rollicking good humor. CAST ldoeJehhie Johnson Miss Skulion Shannon Jewerr The Reverend Lionel ToopeKevih Remde Penelope ToopAAmy Holman Corporal Clive Wiherh-Dove Evehocheck The Intruder-Mork Worz The Bishop of Tox-Todd Wrighr The Reverend Arrhur HumphreyiRob Thompson Sorgeonr Towers-Jim lbisrer Voice of Willie BriggerrOh Primseh 1 The Big Chose 2. Now, rell me everyrhihg, 3. Now whor are we going ro do? 4. Comical Bobby. 5. TTMy deor women, pleose conrrol yourself. 0, Which is rhe reol Mr Humphrey? 7, In berweeh scenes. Sroge Crew-Fronr Row; D. Derhke, M Poriho, Row Two: E. Johnson! K Quinn, R. Morleeh, R Thompson, Bock Row; K Lirrle, L. Hehsel, M Lyons, K CoHihs, D Gurosm, S. Johnson, K Hoover 24 HThere was 0 coborer 0nd rhere was 0 master of ceremonies and rhere was 0 dry coiled Berlin in 0 country coiled Germany. It was the end of the world. So ended Armstrong's 1981 musical, Coborer. Over 150 people combined rolenrs to make rhis production on unforgerroble experience for everyone. HCoborer is set in Germany during rhe rise of Nazism. The play reminds us of rhe grove consequences rhor may occur if rhe evenrs around us are ignored. Co-direcrors John Cunningham and Harold Wildung direcred Coborer or Cooper in 1973. They have united or Armsrrong, ofrer 0 year of sepororion, to again present rhis conrroversiol ploy. The whole producrion, usually nor or- rempred by high school srudenrs, added 0 special challenge r0 both rhe cost and crew. Page 24: 1. Don'r tell memo! 2. Telephone Dance. 0. Director Jon Cunningham lends o helping hand. 4. Bill checks his moke-up. 5. Sally and Cliff gel romantic. Page 25 1 uline Kosr and her nephews . 2. Here everything is becurifuL 3, HCheers! 4. A pineapple, for me? 5' Singing waiters. WWWMaf, ,V . V NdethWvaw , W1 1, The Mosrer of Ceremonies, Jim Ibisrer is Simhg Pretty wirh rhe Kir Kor Girls 2. Table number rhree? Sure, I'll ger 'em righr away. 3. Behind the scenes of the Coborer ser. 4. The rrue Solly Bowles. 5. Renee gets carried away. ILet Freedom Ring More than the hostages have been freed in Iron. The United Stores has been liberated, too - freed of feelings of rage and helplessness, of weoriness and despair, of hopes rising only to be dashed. The last long act in this drama of frustration was in keeping with the entire episode. Once more, Americans were held in throll as they awaited the final teieose. Once more, that agonizing woit turned into more hours of delay and disappointment. But or lost there was 0 happy ending. , Of the hostage 5090 it now can be said that it ended 05 it began: with dramatic news bulletins followed by numbing hours of uncertainty, suspense and anxiety still to be endured before it was really over. When the landing gear finally went up on that plane lifting off from Tehran, it brought to 0 close 0 roie of a notion held captive with fellow citizens in o foroff Iond Americans cored little about before Nov 4, 1979. Short of wars and perhaps Watergate, the ordeal become the single most consuming episode in recent US. history. It dominated our news, defined our politics, determined our presidency, diverted our attention from critical problems or home and abroad, It overshadowed such events as the march of Soviets into Afghanistan and the Poles' struggle for freedom, and it affected our national psyche in ways profound and unfathomable, To 0 country supposedly divided, the hostages become a unifying element. To 0 generation thought to be reluctant to fight, the hostages become 0 rallying cry. To 0 society said to be too sophisticated to heed old exhortotions about national honor, the hostages brought 0 surge of patriotism unmatched since the attack on Pearl Harbor. The hostages were free. Americans' desire to tie a yellow ribbon around something for outstripped the supply of old oak trees The goal appeared to be gift-wropping the entire notion. The hostages took hold of our emotions so powerfully for another reason e television. It was television that enabled us to identify so personally with those 52 Americans; that made us feel they and their families were part of our own lives; that permitted us to shore in their suffering. And it was television that figured ot the center of on event that quite possibly wili hove lasting international implications. In on age of terrorism, this example of captives being seized and used 05 powns in international struggles, live and in color vio global electronic hookups, promises to have set 0 precedent. Month otter month, the hostages assumed 0 critical role in national and world affairs. In time, the taking of the hostages symbolized 0 period of notional souI-seorching about the country's purpose and direction and its perceived departures from post days of glory. To Americans, Iron come to represent an unparalleled test of notional will and pride. Even the ending of this drama held oII-too-fomilior elements of frustration, Reogon, as he become the 40th president, sow iron affect his own moment in history, His inauguration wos overshadowed And from Iron come the kind of report that has infuriated Americans throughout the hostage seizure: The Iranian negotiator was quoted as saying: We managed to rub the nose of the biggest super-power in the world in the dust. From the beginning, the hostage story has been marked by Q curious cycle of events that seemed almost predestined in timing. The Americans were captured exactly one year to the day before the 1980 presidential election,- Americon politics, in the longest compoign year of our history, revolved around that event. Carter's fortunes rose and then fell. In the flash of anger that swept the country otter the seizure, the president become the personification of the nation's hopes and fears. The reversal of his popularity from low to high, coming in the woke of spontaneous moss demonstrations showing support for the hostages, was the most dramatic in the history of US. public opinion polling. It guaranteed his renominotion - end, it seemed, his reelection. But when Election Day orrived, Cotter was voted out of office in o wove of protest. Now the inauguration, o moment signaling fresh hopes for 0 better day after disappoint- ments and failures of the post, was overtaken by the latest turns in the hostage story. For Americans, that day of notional celebration began, as usual, with o fonfore of patriotic music over radio and television. But this time the old songs had 0 new meaning. One Washington resident found himself suddenly choked with emotion while driving toward the inaugural ceremonies Tuesday morning. News of the hostoges' impending release was followed by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir singing 'IAmerico. They ended with the familiar refroin, From every mountain side, let freedom ring. Never had those words seemed more appropriate HAYNES JOHNSON The Washington Post LL 28 Spirit In 29 30 Gyre Boggles Through Whor is on Armsrrong yeorboolser? Well, heisheiir is o dedicored soul who loves popcorn ond pop in greor quonriries. They olso musr hove rhe lung copociry to scream HUGGETT so loud rhor the room shakes or you ger his orrenrion; whichever comes firsr. These people must be willing ro sroy ofrer school until all rhe besr prime rime T.V. shows ore over, ond if is roo lore ro worch the ten o'clock news, jusr to finish poges rhor hove no picrures. Photos for picrureless poges ore usuolly done by our sroff's orroy of omoreur phorogrophers. Then comes rhe hord port. These Iosr minure picrures musr be developed. Now, you rell me where you find 0 phorogropher or 8:30 PM. We somehow boggle through it on and end up wirh o yearbook good enough for us yeorbookers to be proud of. Nor wirhour misrolses mind you, bur or least ir coprures rhe yeor's memories in 0 meet lirrle nurshell. i, k s s; i i Front Row: E. Erikson, C. Thompson, B. Bundoy, L. Knurson, Advisor M. Huggerr, R. Maxwell, M. Brenna, K. Hoover, S Longlie. Back Row: J. Vogel, S. Mathews, 3 Storm, E. Swenson, B Horr. Not Pictured: A. Griffin, L. Boyce, K. Brondeen 1, Mary munches much 2. Cropping can be fun. 3 Huggerr gives another boring Iecrure. 4. Some rhink . . . some work . . . Rochelle plays. 5. Yeorbooking con be fun. 6. Ediror Anna Griffin. 7. Phorogrophers-T. Menrzosl M. Eggen, J. Edwards. 31 32 M meWmme N Mwm Front Row: K. Collins, J. Borden, R Thompson, J. Johnson, K Lirrle. Row Two: J. Olson, M. Worz, L, Kurrzon, M. Porino, S. Horrmon, M. Collins, T 2110, C, Hoefr, J Weiss, T. Merwrzos Back Row: A. Pohlmonn, P, Comoron, J Weimholr, A. Olson, T McConviIle, D. Evonchecls, E. Johnson, J. Hanson, M. Weimholr, E. Olson. Not Pictured: J. Kirk, D. Srrom, B Boss, M. Benepe, 3 Charles, C Brorsch, E, Jenson. The Odyssey - Dedicorion Producing rhe Odyssey requires 0 mixture of dedicorion, hard work, controversy, disogreemenrs over srories, rhe passionate belief in freedom of the press, insanity, cold hamburgers, and worm coke. Even though deadlines are many and riresome, rhe sroff sifrs through pages of copy, numerous photos, many inreruprions, ond flaring tempers ro pr our the paper ren rimes 0 year. The Odyssey rhrives on srudenr inpur and reactions to pur our the besr paper it com. These sroff members inhabit 0 place called rhe pressroom where there is loud music, Iors of people, and even somerimes somebody working on the Odyssey. 1. Jone Borden likes whor she sees. 2. Dove Evenocheck, Managing Editor, and Tim McConville, Ediror-invChief. 3, Terry Zilo selecrs photos for news srories. 4. Mo types away. 5. Yes, I said four large pizzas. b. Advisor Phyllis Cameron. $4., $444 :32, , 4, Z anmwwgg 31 Office Education Association-Front Row: C. Constantine, J. Harris, J. Peterson. Row 2: D. Schulrz, P. Koelfgen, R. Olson, A. Rowles, C. Wilson, M. Warren, V. Donoro, C. Boumon Back Row: Advisor M. Huggerr, K. Bernard, J. Elie, I. Srroin, P. Reinking, L. Longum, R. Winter, L. Johnson, C. Murphy. OEA-VlCA-DECA Vocorionol competence means being qualified ro enrer rhe world of work with 0 job skill and o cerroin omounr of confidence in one's ability to function in business. Confidence is in porr established through rhe srudenr organizations of OEA, DECA, 0nd VICA. These organizations provide for leadership developmenr, social experiences, 05 well 05 on increased knowledge of business end its furure. A porrion of the srudenr orgonizorion time is devoted to skill development rhrough comperirive events in the srudenrs' coreer areas or rhe regional, srore, ond norionol levels. Srudenr organizations have oddirionol posirive effects on the growrh 0nd developmenr of communities by involving srudenrs in civic activities, supplying greater numbers of rroined employees, and improving the ropporr between the school and communiry. 1. Sally Jovis has 0 successful campaign for Presidenr of District 8 DECA, 2. Carmine Wilson and Ronoro Winter compare ideas for preparing job manuals for possible enrry in srore comperirion. m, $3me UM $x9w : EX 55 W47 w9u$ X, v Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amerlco-Front Row: A. Rowles, L. Barnes, D. Corrolucco, J. Spence, J. Hohn, T, Zimmerman, M Thompson, K. Peterson. Back Row: Advisor D. Randall, R. Mockerri, M, Horrmon, K. Kokosh, S Johnson, G. Skogmon, D. Hedsrrom, D. Carlson. Jr. Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon Clubs of Amerlca-From Row: K. Bremserh, R Anderson, R. Schwimmer. Row 2: A. Heiber, K. Honinger, L. Whire, R. Howard, B. Johnson, Back Row: J. Anderson, Advisor 5. Johnson, M, Roers, C Billodeou, J. Robinson, A. McCorrhy, K Spinner. Sr. Distributive Education Clubs of Americo-Front Row: K. Schordin, L. McLennon, G. Kjos. Row 2: K. Speich, S. Joves, J Augsr, S. Limmer, B. Howard. Row 3: D. Urspringer, J. Shipmon, Adwisor W. Johnson, K. Reiners, M. Bourgerie. Back Row: G. Gruber, B. Scheeller, C. Davidson. 3S 36 I wahmmwwwwr m g u. w DECLAMATION-Front Row: D. Boschee. Row Two: J. Olson, M. Worz, M. Collins, 6. Johnson. Row Three: J. Dewey, D. Berhke, A. Sigurdson, J. Kurrzohn, J. Weimholr, P. Bernstein. Back Row: J, Bergserh, R. Bowman, D. Evenocheck, R. Bolr, R. Anderson. DEBATE-Front Row: D. Boschee. Row Two: M. Meme. Row Three: J Bergserh, G. Johnson, R, Goldberg. Back Row: 3. Lewicki, P. Firzgerold, S. Roberts, D. Johnson. Not Pictured: C. Sreinwedel, M. Spevocek. DECLAMATION - Never heord of ir. Whor is it? It's gerring up very eorly Sorurdoy mornings,g going to o srronge school, meeting people from places no one hos ever heard of, finishing 87th and getting congrorulored. Declomorion is 0 speech conresr in which porriciponrs con do jusr obour onyrhing . . . rhor hos ro do with speaking: humorous, serious, original or famous. The compeirion is rough. The way you srond, rhe woy you dress, even the way you comb your hair seems ro counr rowords the performance. And when you're done and if you're lucky rhe rewards are ribbons and new friends. DEBATE - Box-The lost stronghold of Free thinking inrellecruol srudenrs or Armsrrong. Box-A ploce where you con still find 0 well educored open-minded opinion. Yes, Box is home of the Armstrong Debore Teom. ' Mony people know that Armstrong has 0 debore reom, olmosr os mony people know rhor Armstrong has 0 chess reom. Deboring is the process of providing 0 point wirhour employing cowboy meons such as colling nomes ond ournumbering rhe opponent. There ore rhree reoms wirhin Armstrong debore; Novice, Vorsiry and Master. All three reoms hove done well rhis yeor. Will there be 0 team next year . . . sroy runed. Remember it doesn'r morrer . . . nothing does. CHESS TEAM - Yes Armstrong rhere is o chess reom, and 0 good one roo! Compering in the Northwestern Division rhese bold srudenrs psyche up for rheir gomes every Tuesday from November to February. Because of their effort the reom come in 0 close second in rheir division. This ollowed them to odvonce to the Twin Cities High School Chess Leogue Championships. The reom olso competed in the Srore Open where more than rhirry schools were competing. sSeuQ-eioqeq-uouowopeq Receiving oursronding ployer awards were Sreve Goines ond Scorr Lewicki as they accumulated over sevenry-five percent of the rorol moximum poinrs. Winning sixry percent of rhe rorol moximum points ollowed Mork Solzer and Mike Lorson ro receive honoroble mention owords. Because the team is mainly composed of sophomores they look forword ro the coming seosons and competition. $$me s CHESS-Front Row: P. Hansen, M. Larson, S. Gaines, 5. Phillips. Back Row: L. Berg, S. Lewicki, K. Douenbough. 37 Hosts, AV. And B.S.U. Serve Armstrong AHS Hosts e- Foreign foces not only consist of students from other countries, but also those transferring from other schools. Helping to orientate new students to Armstrong is 0 group of student hosts. These hosts help the new students adjust to their classes, the building, using student ID. cords, and understanding Armstrong's scheduling system. Being a host is being 0 helpful smile and aiding students to feel or home. AV - Under the direction of Norm Juliot the Audio-Visuol crew works to serve the needs of Armstrong A.V. This crew does more than push carts and run projectors for the school, although these tasks are on important part of the job. As well 05 being 0 port of improving Armstrong, the Audio-Visuol staff also provides invaluable experience for the future. Members gain knowledge in fields of electronics, photography television, and the production of media. The educational opportunities coupled with the rewards of belonging to o meaningful organization make being on Audio-Visuol staffer worthwhile. Black Student Union'- The Block Student Union was formed three years ago to help students adjust to the atmosphere of Armstrong, to plan for Black History Month, and to coordinate other activities. Students invite speakers to lecture in large groups, provide resource people for block orts, plon social activities for both themselves and the entire student body, and attempt to promote rociol understanding among all the students and staff. WWWWM W ,W, ' .. HOSTS-Front Row: M. Roers, S. Riley, K. Ronsen, J. Roehl, K. Thoni. Back Row: D. Poulson, D. Stepney, R. Stewart, C. Feitl, A. Hormon. - Long. B.S.U.-Front Row: K. Carter, C Howard, G. Teogue, T Buckner, J Curry, M. Logan, D. Chormon. Back Row: A. Stonifer, P. Srepney, W, Stonifer, T. Harper, K. Walker, T. Howard, A. Pickens, J. Belonger, Advisor. Not Pictured: T. Fox, J Sorrel, T Menrzos, C. Taylor, 39 Srudenr Acriviry Board Members of the Student Activity Boord kepr them- selves busy this year planning and organizing pep- fesrs, SnoeDoze Week, and Prom. All of these activities were designed for rhe enjoymenr of the student body. Heads of various organizations were recruired or the beginning of rhe year under rhe guidance of odvisor John Telford. The students worked hard in the early mornings before school ro give Arm- strong 0 voriery of ocriviries ro enjoy. This year special efforrs were mode ro ossure keeping the Sno-Doze Dance and returning rhe benches to the commons. Borh projects were successful rhonks ro rhe porriciporion ond coopera- rion of Armstrong srudenrs. $.A.B.-Front Row: 5. Riley. Row Two: 3 McClure, M. Mooney, R. Spirolnick, P. Rue, J. Souer, A. Pkckens. Back Row Advisor J. Tetford, J. Lossel, R. Pirro, J. Koppos, B. Bundoy, K. Schlender. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: 5. Brose, K. Collins, T. Sveo, M. Polmquisr. KeI'er. RK- STeWO . 5. MC ROW Four: R- Hum. H- Yesnes, Dr Duebner. 1- Thompson.T Row Two: S. Berber, Je Ibisrer, Se Friedman, S. Keznoff, L. Swinrek, B. Rodwoy, C. Wilson. Hanson, Dr Mickelberg, J, Erikson, C Toomey, DOCk ROW: A- Olson, M- 00955905, C Row Three: M. Conrad, J. Buon, K. Anderson, N. Porodise, P. Srolheim, 5. Burns, M. WQOCK P- Mihos, 0- Lingo, V- Treprou, T. KOhl- NoriOhol Honor Sociery Membership in rhe Norionol Honor Sociery is 0 great honor. Students have been chosen for their oursronding ochieve- menrs in service, scholorship, leadership, and chorocrer. Each has served Armstrong Senior High rhrough porricipo- rion in any of o vorious ocriviries. Eoch hos demonsrrored superior chorocrer ond leadership quoliries. Norionol Honor Sociery is on orgohizorion which recognizes srudehrs for rheir excellence in rhese four areas. Though membership is on honor, it corries responsibility. It is up to the srudenr ro shope rhe person wirhin herself. He does nor look to orhers for whor con only be found in him. True chorocrer cannot be created. Ir can only be discov- ered. Seorch and you will find! Amoro, Charles Hunt, Randell Rodwoy, Brenda Anderson, Chrisropher bister, James Rein, Dorboro Anderson, Eric Jewen, Shannon Rensdwler, Liso Anderson, Kimberly Johnson, Joner Rodgers, Corol Barber, Steven Johnson, Judirh Sander, Dovid Donel. Lon Johnson, Kevnn Schroder, Michoel 'n, Jones, ' d W, Vicky Douer, Lynda Jopp, James Schwores, Jeffrey Beede, Scon Kmahoro, Htsonoo Shollbener, Joseph Bell, Downo Keller, Mory Sigurdson, Aniro Dendev, Dione Kemoff, Susan Simonson, Daniel Derhkie, Donna Kimble, Dione Supe, Kathleen Bjelo, Constance Kios, Susan Smith, Perer Djello, Tim Knutson, Leoh Snipsreod, Gwen Bolt, Rosemary Knutson, Srev Spevocek Mark Dorgerding, Morrho Kohl, Trent Spide, Cynthia Bowman, Robert Komorek, Joseph Srdheim, Pom Boyce, Lori Konke, Suson Steiner, Dovid Brant! Greg Krbechek, John Sremwedel, Charles Brose, Greg LoLbene Thomas Srensoos, Mark Boon, John Lone, Boner Stensrud, Rurh M, Poul Larson, Bren Stenzel, Mark , Susan Larson, Constance Steward, Rite Bums, Sondra Larson, Joy , Mory , ' Larson, Rodxel Strauss, Owrisfopher Collins, Mory Larson, Sandro Sunderland, Lisa Coins, Michael , Dennis Sutherland Derh Conrod, Michael Lirrle, Korhleen Sveo, Trocy Covin. Lisa Looney, Koren Swenson, Mo Culodo, Morgorer Louk, Sandro Swinrek, Lisa Czerniok, Andrew Louk, Sandro Tongen, Mld'lOGl Dohl, Jeffrey Lusenhop, Morhew Theroux, Leslie Doly, Robert Lusky, Undo Thompson, Cynrhio Donieb, Debra Molik, Mark Thompson, Jon Dechoine, Dorene Morinoro, Sandro , Brion Dooher, Thomas McGwe. Stephen Tourvile, Anrhony Drits, Julio McConville, Timothy Touve, Nancy Duffee, Dougkas MdDowell, Doniel Treptou, Victor , Dovid Md4enno, Liso' Twomey, olleen Durel, Kimberly Midsebevg, Don Upton, Jone Engfer, Lee Anne Mihos, Poul Urbonski, Lynn Engwoli, Evon Mindess, Vomhof, Paulo Eddcon, Konnen Moerbirz, Theresa Wollids, Sharon Erideon, Moke, Dovud Wally, Jacqueline Eridxson, L150 Montgomery, Koren Wally, Julie Feiedmon, Soro Mooney, Mory obrod, Michoel Frondell, Tem' Olson, Andrew Worz, Mom Gokberg, Rona Olson, Bl Weimholr, John Gr , Borboro Ovedond, Tryg Wesloh, Rebecco Gundevmonn, Pere! ' . WW. W0 Hagen, James Paradise, Noron Williams, Kelly Hansen, Joseph W, Denise iiioms, . Thomas Poulson, Sharon Wlson, Carmen Hon, Eizoberh Pearson, A Wonk, Chorles Hem, Sondra Perrine, Gwistopher Yesnes, Howord Heinz, Marcia Peshonker, Elle Zoc. Shelli Heiben, James Plerig, Jacqueline Zejdik, Leslie Hoelscher, Steven Pine, Renee Zbley, Hoover, Kiso Pohlmonn, Andree Zirur, Timothy 41 42 AEA. AEA is 0 group of dedicated volunreer Armsrrong srudenrs that give their exrro rime ro moke rhe environment around Armstrong more enjoyable. One of this year's projects was building 0 bridge over the pond in Armsrrongs environmental cen- rer. AEA sold popcorn or the boys' boskerboll gomes - soles flourished thanks to the members. Money earned from rhe popcorn soles was used on spring projects. AEA, headed by Dove Swonovich, is o dedicored group always looking for new members to enjoy AEA's projects and for new projects for AEA's members. m.m-nmu now: u. uoscnee, U. Muschkee, Advisor D. Swonovich. Row Two: C. Spilde, D. Johnson, P. Schulre, J. Neirz. Back Row: B. Wefien, B. Erickson. HALL MONITORS-Front Row: V. Sreffens, T. Heinemon, C. Perrine, C. Korz, D. Derhke, S. Riley. Row Two: D. Evenocheck, J. Curry, B. Rodwoy, K. Collins, T. Zilo. Row Three: J. Webster, P. Rue, R. Simon, S. Zukowski, J. Olson, J. Boles, T. Sreornse Back Row: C. Swedberg, D. Ehrer, D. Anderson, B. Ackermon, M. Davis, M. Srolee, R. Sreworr, B, Bundoy. HO Monitors Ar rhe beginning of the year holl monitoring was mer wirh so much srudenr help rhor volunteers had to be turned away. Ir was because of these students rhor holl moniroring proved ro be 05 successful as ir wos. Holl monitoring meonr differenr rhings to all of us. To some ir meonr getting 0 free r-shirr. To others it meonr nor being ode to loirer in the hallways; being shuffled off to other areas. And to o few of us, it meonr giving up 0 Iirrle of one's free time in order ro help curb voldolism. Bur finally to the sophomores - well ir meonr someone was rhere to give rhem directions to the pool! 43 Front Row: 5. Srorn, L. Fourre, A. Holman, B Beemon, R. Morken, E Adair, L. Dreier, M. Jensen, P. Cullodo, M. Worz, D. Rodwoy, S. Louk, R. Humolo, S. Feldges, A. Ramos, 5. Burns, J. Bomsrod, B. Gronholm. Row Two: R. Thompson, C. Fernsrrom, B. Bundoy, S. Larson, M. Benepe, K Ander- son, B. Longsdorf, V. Mercer, P. Kohlhepp, K. Lindgren, S. Jewerr, M. Srolee, J Sirrler, L. Lomon, L. Hensel, K. Quinn, K. Little, J. Seemon, S. Johnson. Row Three: T. Jones, C. Strauss, J. Olson, L. Norrhogen, KA Wesrrum, 5. Charles, A. Griffin, D. Leighton, M. Cruz, K Thoni, S Anderson, R Lillesve, R Bolt, T. Seashore, D. Guroski, D. Sipe, B. Fronz, C. Twomey, L. Barrel, K. Sorher, D. Fredrickson. Back Row: J. Ibisrer, P Bud4, R. Jones, K, Remde, K. Swedberg, E. Togel, B Srrom, K. Johnson, A. Czerniok, C Hondberg, D, Lingo, T. Wrighr, D. Srrom, M. Schroder, B. Coy, J. Thompson, K. Murphy, 6. Knight, E. Tomlinson, T Zilo, A. Quode Miss- Ing: D. Abrohomson Music Lives e Tm W , This yeor, as every year, rhe Armsrrong Selecr mmmmwwmww ,L L , Choir conrinued ro Ier rheir hord work and dedicoe U , rion be heard and enjoyed. Choir is nor jusr 0 class bur on exrrocurriculor ocriv- iry. It includes winrer ond spring concerrs, Iorge group, solo, and ensemble conresrs, rour ond chomber singers. Devotion ond core for one onorher ore rwo ele- menrs essential for any choir. This year's choir was not only devored ond coring, bur they were one close fomily, wirh each member expressing their own love for music. The memory of choir never dies, like music, it lives ond grows within us all our lives. 1. No rozor srubble here 2. He! gives us that sweer smile. 3. Choir Zombies. 4. Working our the kinks. 5. Getting 'em ready for Sorurdoy night. 6. Ooh, rhor tickles! 46 The Beauty Lives On . . . CHAMBER SlNGERS-Front Row: J. Ibisrer, P. Cullodo, B. Srrom, K. Anderson, B. Coy, 5. Burns, K. Strauss, B. Gronholm. Back Row: B Rodwoy, K. Johnson, K. Lingren, C. Hondberg, L Borrell, D. Lingo, S. Jewirr, K. Remde, P. Kohlhepp, E. Togel. CHOIR CABINET: Secrerory R. Bolt, Treasurer B. Gronholm, Vice Presidenr 5. Burns, President J. Ibisrer. The Finished Producr-Music Bur whor happened behind the scenes? Hord Work-!ndividuols in the procrice rooms, smoll secrions working rogerher, the whole choir struggling rhrough 0 new song, resting, help from Mr. Wildung, more resring, more individual work. So what mode oll rhe work worrh ir? Why spend rhe hundred hours for rhose one or rwo hours? For rhe rhrill of performing well and reaching new goals. To feel rhe individual singerjoining in efforrs ro become 0 choir. Bur it still comes down ro work. And if the world is o Iirrle more beouriful for rhe work we put in, ir will have been worth ir. SOPHOMORE MADRIGALS-From Row: J. Miller, C. Kirchoff, J. Johnson, B. Henderson, C. Hoefr, C. Boorz, S. Teig, R. Spirolnick. Back Row: F. Kringsrod, M. Porino, Ge Sorff, K. Jordine, T. Wesrrum, D. Cooper, P. Sondbocken, G. Sorff, S. Goldman. CONCERT CHOlR-Front Row: K. Marshall, L. Barron, K. Alex, J. Curry, 6. Teoge, C. Olson, V. Kerkes, L. Tomlinson. Row Two: J. Sher, C. Boorz, C. Kirchoff, Le Wolsron, D. Sredje, L. Lussky, C. Korz, K. Noreen, K. Erickson, J. Miller, R. Benson, R. Spirolnick. Row Three: A. Sodersrrom, Ce Luby, J. Scorbrough, C. Hoefr, J. Johnson, D. Henderson, M. Anderson, C. Nelson, J. Anderson, B. Nelson, L. Hoel, P. Cronin, A. Gruber, R. Meyer. Back Row: F . Kringsrod, S. Goldman, G. Sorff, J. Sherwood, J. Kimmes, D. Cooper, N. Sogen, Te Wesrrum, S. Sondboken, Kw Jordine, Be Wonglie, G. Sorff, M. Porino, E, Johnson, 47 ORCHESTRA-Ftont Row: D. Moke, 5. Barber, M. Weimholt, S. Hortmon, J. Borden, C. Gundermon, Lt DeCorIo, L. Erickson, K. Remde, K. Sipe, C. Meier, T. Kloos. Row Four: J. Thompson, 6. Snipsted, E. Dohlberg. Row Two: L. Nelson, M. Poimquisr, D. Showd, A. Weimholt, L. Martin, D. Martin, G. Barker, EI Jensen, L. Sies, L. Renschier, T. Selinger, VI Bernstien, T. Morciniok, B. Nelson, D. Mercer, H, Finch, D. Sussmon, M Spevocek, J. Perine, 6. Brent, V. Treptow, M Davis, M Stenzel, K. French, J. Gondrud, J. Godferson, Solen. Row Three: M Stenzel, M Gould, C. Solberg, K. Duret, B. Quornstrom, M M. Casey. Back Row: R. Soliny, J. Perendy, S. Bterberg, P. Dingies, M. Wotz. Melody At Armstrong The Armsttohg etches o is 0, dedicated, serious 9 p; 4 Cions. They ploy because they enjoy playing it takes boats to get on instrument sounding right end even more hours to get 77: the whole orchestra mg correctly or the some time. Bond is more than 0 doss thmymeets for an 0 involves other activities important to the curriculum :' and individual success. The bond presents o feeiing of fulfillment to oil member? W are always new goals to strive'for, perfecting 0 song , ' 0 higher choir, or, preparing for solos and ensembles; .,; smile, of success, friendships, and memories. CONCERT BAND RED-Front Row: P. Swanson, L. Bergmen, W. Sondberg, K Douglas, B Quornsrrom, K Wincek, J Christen, S. Qunlin, M. Dochel, T. Buckner, J. Berke. Row Two: E. Werner, C. Priebe, B. Carlson, L. Schneider, T. Perlmon, C. Corsren, M Nordsrrom, L. Holverson, T. Luikorr, B. Weffin, M. Henson, J. Anderson, P. Deursch, LV Bauer, L. Kossler, L. Sonderger, S. Manley Row Three: J. Marquette, S. McClure, J. Lee, S. Erickson, T. Doring, K, Rossmussen, G. Chos, E. Nelson, E. Larson, N. Gould, K. Frye, M. Weeks, J Jensen, 6. Brinkmon, J, Conners. Row Four: S Buon, B. Phillips, T, Leyse, Toomey, M. Shedlov, J. Broun. Back Row: T Rolando, M. Linden, J. Luikorr, A. Johnson, Mr. French. CONCERT BAND BLUE-Front Row: T. Keiffer, K Srowe, L, Boeder, J. Henson, K. Golleghor, K. Larson, K. Grying, Row Two: J Davis, 5 Hendrickson, F. Krien, T Luke, 3. Freidrichson, J. Pererzone, E Erickson, D. Horton. Row Three: K. Morx, M, Moer, S. Kosrecky, D. Ruggles, L. Gee, D. Koperz, S, Srork, J. Schultz, T Heinemon, M. Wolrer, S. Evongilisr, S. Benko, A. Lindell, K. Lomusgo. Row Four: B. Ruggles, J lverson, J, Unger, D. McDowell, K. Priebe, J, Bircholz, B. Lor- son, B. Johnson, Back Row: D. Kloos, T. Becklund, S. McReynolds, XV Andres, T, Weiss, J. Zemke, T. Rolando. 49 50 SYMPHONIC BAND - Front Row: K. Remde, L Luske, L. Borrlond, J. Erickson, K Hoover, L. Horoldson, P. Minge, M. Gundermonn, C Korrke, L. DeCorlo, L. Erickson, L. Engfer, A. Pearson Row Two: 5. Freidmon, K. Sipe, J. Peirog, J. Poyron, V. Johnson, L. Jokelo, B. Reiner, KA Durer, B. Lane, M. Corsren, P Srolheim, R Nogomirzo, C. Amoro, D Sander, B. Sutherland. Row Three: J. Peirog, C. Prine, J. Krubechek, L. Borland, J. Boskin, T. Selinger, 6. Brent, V. Treprile, S. Menard, M. Davis, E. Jensen, J Gondrud, J. Campbell, K. French, E. Seiss, C. Doeksen, M. Srenzel. Back Row: J. Prendy, S. Brerberg, P. Dingles, N. Domes, Mr. French. JAZZ ENSEMBLE - Front Row: B. Lone, P. Solheim, T. Luikorr, D. Sander, B. Surherlond, M. Srenzel, K. French, L. Engfer, M. Worz, J. Houg, J. Kimmes, J Prendy, S. Esrerberg, G. Bronr, M. Davis, V. Treprou, C. Prine, V. Sreffens. Back Row: E. Jensen, J. Olson. m 4 .4: '1. a A a:ag M,,. 1 e- D, Surherlond-Drum Mojorerre. Front Row: K. Douglas, M Gundermonn, S. Benko, R. Srensrud, D Frederickson, S. Friedman, L. Horoldson, P Minge, C. Korrke, L, DeCorlo, J Davies, J, Chrisren, L Thyr. Row Two: J Johnson, J. Berke, B. Nelson, K. Gallagher, L Kossler, K. Larson, J, Hanson, A. Pearson, L Erickson, V. Conroy, E. Erikkson, S, Kjos, S. Evongelisr. Row Three: K, Sipe, J. Pierig, K. Remde, P. Swanson, C Priebe, K. Hoover, VV Johnson, J. Poyron, T. Buckner, M. Dochel, J. Pererzen, J. Schendel, S. Manley, A. Ahlquisr, D Horron, L. Sondoger, S, Quinlan. Row Four: S. Hendricksen, L. Jokelo, S. Kosrery, M. Moher, B Ruggles, B. Rein, M Nordstrom, P. Srolheim, R. Nogomirsu, T. Luikorr, M. Hanson, A. Brunelle, F. Krein, T. Zilo, L Bauer, P. Deusrch, C Amoro, B, Lone, D Sander Row Five: M. Davis, V. Treprou, V. Sreffens, T. Selinger, D. Schulz, B Larson, C. Perrine, S, Erickson, T. Doe'ring, J. Morquerre, K. Rossmussen, C. Birkholz, C. Priebe, J. Unger. E. Nelson, J, Connor, 6. Brinkmon, N Bould, M, Weeks, D, McDowell, B. Ruggles, E. Trondem, B. Wosho, E. Jensen, J. Campbell, E. Siess Row Six: J. Schlumpberger, J. Boskin, S. Baum, 6. Nelson, K. French, M. Srezel, J. Broun, JV Gondrud, T. Heinemon, C. Schulre Back Row: K, Durer, T, Kloos, S. Esrerberg, J. Zemke, J. Erickson, L. Renschler, J. Perendy, P. Dingels, N. Barnes, T Eoron, W. Andress, S. Srork, T, Becklund, Mr. Fench, Mr, Bjorkmon, B. Johnson, 5. Menard. w, Front Row: M. Gundermon, J, Chrisren, Ke Douglas, L. Borlond, J. Davies, L. DeCorlo, S. Freidmon. Back Row: Se Benko, C. Korrke, R. Srensrud, P. Minge, D, Abrohomson, L. Thyr, Le Horldson, L. Lusskye Dedicoriorw Marches Oh Armstrong High School has produced many fine bonds over rhe posr decode. This year's is one of the besr. A large rumour of enrhusiosric ond dedicored members mode spirirs rise or football games and pepfesrs. They diligehrly orrived or 6:30 in rhe morning watching rhe sun rise rhrough rhe frosr. During the year rhe bond played or o Hemline Universiry foorboll game and performed in concerr or Armstrong. Wirhih rhe bond mony new friends were mode. Group efforr and individual rolehr produced 0 specroculor yeor. 54 High Kickin' Asrros High kicks, flop boll chonge, splits . . . rhor's US, rhe osrron- erres. The osrronerres srorred our rhe summer wirh 5:45 om. procrices rwice 0 week. These procrices helped pre- pore for performances in rhe Robbinsdole 0nd Hopkins porodes. Summer also meant rwo cor woshes ro help raise money for new uniforms. Despire rhe frusrrorions of lore uniforms, rhe osrronerres showed rheir new sryle rhroughour rhe fall season. Wirh rhe coming of winrer rhe squod added more mem- bers and conrinued to show rhor greor Armsrrong spirir or boskerboll half times. 1' ,4: ' t '5 2.3; quu: From Row: M. LeCloire, C. Felrl, J, Anderson, J. Vogel, S. Srork, De Srepney. Back Row: 5. Friedrichsen, K. Horringer, M. Keller, J. Knurson, S. Keznoff, C. Olson FLAGS-Dr Bender, Er Werner, DA Long, Vr Dwighr, J. Jensen, L. Fourre, A. Rowles, S. Twirling n '81 Flogrwirling has always been 0 greor experience rhd rhis year was no exception. In spire of all our eorly-morning, summer procrices, we were srill reolly nervous about our firsr pepfesr. There were olso rhose memorable momenrs when we neorly froze in 300 remps, forgem'ng rhe rourines, and dropping flogs, We have all had 0 greor yeor end were proud r0 hove represenred 0 school 05 greor as ours. 55 56 um A-Squod- Front Row: J. Johnson, M. Mooney. Row Two: D. Anderson, J4 Webster, Te Frondell. Row Three: M. Brenna, R. Wicks, S. Mathews, B. Bundoy, 5, Carroll. Back Row: P Rue, C. Lindsrrom, B. Diedrich, C. Wilder, K, Anderson, Kw Monrgomery. Toking 0 group of ambitious girls and rurning rhem inro o cheerleading squad ro remember, was our goal from the srorr. This year broughr 0 special closeness ro the squad. Ir began by squad members orrending o week-Iong cheerleading comp where no one will ever forger rhe phrose HArmsrrong . . . Ringsrod! Ar comp we tried and rested new cheers and ideas. Summer memories also included 0:30 AM. procrices, squeezing under rhe fence or Mielke Field ro procrice, holding o cheerleading clinic for girls ages 7-12, and lore uniform prob- lems. As we cheered our way inro rhe season, we worked or keeping rhe spirir Up or pepfesrs 0nd rhrough spirit pols. This meonr onyrhing from baking cookies ro decororing lockers and bedrooms! Now that rhe season's over we con look back upon ir, be proud, and hope rhor rhrough our efforr rhe Armsrrong fons gor o Iirrle spirired and crazy or rhe games too. 1. My, you look beautiful this morning! 2. We worml 3. Wer and wild! 4. I use Pearl Drops, how bout you? 5 Whor 0 line Up! 6. Fighr Armsrrong fight! 7. A happy Homecoming. 8, Pyramid power 9. Srocy ond Por worch berween cheers, 10. Jenny eagerly cheers rhe winning reom. 11. B-squod shows us on A-jump. B-Squod- Front Row: V. Wesrphol, J. Miller. Row Two: M Wennes, C. Holos, D. Anderson. Back Row: K. Anderson, J. Schwonres, J. Hoogenson, L. Berglin. S8 A Bird's Eye View There we were, three new chicks fresh our of our shells, facing rhe reoliry of our firsr game. We were inexperienced and needed some srrengrh to face rhose bleachers full of fans. Ar firsr we were hesironr ro spreod our wings, bur os rhe yeor flew by, we found ir easier. Now rhor rhe yeor's over, we look back upon ir: rryours, long procrices, missed buses, pulled muscles, and spirir poIs-we know our efforr wos worrh ir. Because of this, we will olwoys remember rhor one of the greoresr experiences in our lives was the honor of being on Armsrrong eeBirdie 1. Pony shows composure 05 Andrew makes his move. 2. Two Birdies ore berrer rhon one. 3. Perry and Sara having 0 Iirrle Hbird talk. 4 Help, I losr my body! x A A'A'A WE: 91V From Row: K, Rosen, L. Broun, D. Dell, Row Two: Ke Anderson, C. Korz, M. Srolee, L Boyce Back Row: B. Wesloh, J. Pererson. Falcons Up 14-0 . . . hey girls, we donce in one mihure! The whisrle blows . . . 1-2-3-4 Boogie Fever . . . line . . . ladies and gehrlemeh, horse, senior srep . . . Mony memories will remain from rhis posr yeor Somori sisrers, bonfires, homecoming por-Iuck, morning procrice wirh rhe bond, learn- ing onorher new cheer, worerproof moscoro, Hwe're number one, second to hone! Croziness ond exciremenr sum up 0 year of being 0 Pom Pom girl. All our efforrs hove paid off in losrihg friendships and greor rimes. The games may have ended, bur rhe memories won'r. 1 Lori thoms her heorr our. 2. We soy go, you soy falcons. 3 Cindy gives us that prerry smile, 4. No Mary, ir goes rhis way. 5. A worm break or half rime. WINTER A-SQUAD-Front Row: Copre Se Morhews, S. Longlie, B. Bundoy, C. Lindsrrom, K. Looney, Copr. M. Mooney. Row Two: A. Middleron, Re Wicks, T. Frondell, D. Anderson, J. Johnson. Back Row: M. Brenno, C. Wilder, Kw Monrgomery, C. Ries. Winter cheerleading is norjusr o winrer ocriviry bur one rhor continues year round. Procrice for rhe winrer season begins wirh working on new cheers over rhe summer, then conrinuing procrice rhroughour rhe fall season. From sifting on the edge of the mors ro sronding on rhe sidelines, our spirir never ceased. AII rhis was possible rhrough the hard work and dedicorion of each squad member. Bur when troubles come help was nearby through our odvisor Virginie Thompson, who was ol- woys willing to lend o helping hand. Because of rhe hard work, we can be proud of being cheerleaders and be sorisfied rhor we have done 0 good job. WINTER B-SQUAD-From Row: TV Funds, P. Boyce, P. Post, M, Skinner. Row Two: C. Mozey, S. Nechonicky, K. Anderson, V. Westphol, J. Houchins. Back Row: L. Boeder, M. Moerbirz, T. Sperz, L. Hoel. 1. Mary shows us 0 prerry smile during school song. 2. B-Squod cheers on o wresrler. 3. Bur Srocy, you're supposed to keep your eyes open when you cheer 4. Spirited Sue. 5. Lirrle Lynn loves ro cheer. 6. Come on Falcons, you can do it! 7. Mary prefers ro sing while she cheers. 6 Me? The winner of rhe Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes! You've gor to be kidding! 61 Spirir On Ice Being o hocky cheerleader has been on unforgeroble experience. We have shared many memories including summer practices, T.P.ing, Chrisrmos por luck, and the big game against our Cooper rivols. Bur with rhe good also comes rhe bod. Emborossing memories like being sruck on the ice with o pulled muscle while doing rhe splirs or slipping in from of the crowd, helped to round off rhe year. All this added up r0 0 good season leaving the sophs and juniors looking forward ro the next year end rhe seniors sod to see if end. x B-SQUAD-From Row: L Humphrey. Row Two: J. Payne, M. Lilly, Back Row: 3 Kolion, C, Kirchoff, A. Anderson A-SQUAD-Front Row: L Covin, D. Plirmon, 5. Carroll, J. Souer, M. Kolion Back Row: L Bums, B, Mueller, C Corsren, K4 Polosoori, 63 Spirit In . . . 66 Falcons Eom Berrh Ih Srore Playoffs The 1980 Falcon foorboll season was highlighred by vicrories over Osseo in the season opener, and over Pork Center in rhe homecom- ing game. The 22-27 victory over Osseo threw rhe Falcons inro 0 North Lake Conference Championship roce rhor would not be decid- ed until the final game of rhe season. The 42-0 vicrory over Lindberg in rhe season finale assured the Falcon eleven of 0 tie for the championship and o berrh in the store playoffs by virtue of the regular season 14-0 win over co-chomps Park Center. Vicrories over perennial rivals, Cooper and RobbinsdoIe, were other high poihrs of rhe season while 0 10-6 loss ro upser-minded Eisenhower, marred o perfecr record for rhe Falcons ih rhe Lake North. The Folcon's second successive rrip ro rhe srore rournomehr ended obruprly in o quorrerfihol gome wirh Burnsville. Four quarters of championship ploy ended wirh rhe Falcons on the shorr end of o 9-7 score. This gave rhe ream on overall record of seven wins Ohd rhree losses. Led by coproihs Tom Hanson, Pere Gundermonh ond Ed Togel, rhis year's reom led the conference in rorol rushing and was second in reom defense. The seniors 0h rhe squad worked extremely hard during the season to conrinue rhe Armsrrong winning rrodirion. 1, Armsrrong recovers 2. Ride 'em Falcons. 3. Osseo finds ir hord ro srop Falcons. 4. Charge! 52 Jump for joy. 3 EA. V 60 3 1,313kade a 1:2 x!, 311' ,1: Front Row: T, Hansen, P. Zimmer, B. Johnson, J. An- derson, T. O'Neil, . Thiede, J. Bofferding, J. Davenport, KM Hoyden, G. Nylin, 5. Store, TM Mohlen. Row Two: E. Togel, M Molik, D. Mickleberg, R. Jones, T. Fored, J. Krbechek, B. Franz, D. Wintermure, G. Reese, FM Dor- rolo, R. Widlick, D. Guernsey, DA Nelson. Row Three: M. lsch, BM Kuzmo, R. Peuro, S, Bowman, K, Swedberg, E. Olsen, T, Clifford, M. Rohweder, S. Lindblom, M Leof, D. Showolrer, G. Molik. Row Four: J. Rosenow, C, Wojock, P. Gundermonn, M. Schroder, M. Prochor, KM Houg, J. Boles, C Doeksen, J. Hoskins, 5. Barber, BM Thorkelson, P. Smith. Row F ive: J. Diederichs, 6. Drum, B. Auderre, J. Rohm, J. Ford, M Wilder, K, Ronsen, B. Solo, M. Gillespie, D. Johnson, J. Bergman, J. Vogel. Back Row: C. Cosperson, PM Anderson, T. Kohl, M Anderson, Cooch D. Moore, Coach Kocheroski, Cooch T. Loechler, Coach D. Rinehorr, C. Kirchoff, TM Ander- son, B. Olson, K. Honnon. Front Row: A. Johnson, K. Bong, M. Brose, K, Doly, K. Gries, R. Cipolo, C. Bremeserh, R, Beduhn, J. Wheeler, J3 Conlin, M. Olson. Row Two: J. Olson, M. Busyn, T. Kingdom, M. Shedlov, M. Borreson, BM Bodem, TM Lohiri, M Anderson Row Three: CM Swenson, D Anderson, J. Luikorr, C. O'Leory, J. Jenson, M. Kond, S Edblom, M Voslse, K. Jordine, M. Alvsrod, M. Hughs, G. Flodid, Coach B Johnson. Back Row: Coach D. Swonovich, J3 5r. Morrin, T. Turbenson, N. Sogen, B. Volk, J. Rasmussen, S. Buon, D3 Andries, 5. Olson, B Adams 1, Serious observers, 2. Happy flock of Falcons 3. Last minute insrrucrions. 4 Go Falcons! 5, UGH o. Quorrerbock Sreve Berber in onorher specroculor run 7. Falcons o Iirrle roller, a lime rougher. 8 Pleose don't mess up my uniform. Q. A rough Falcon defense. 10. HI wouldn'r do mm 11. Jeff reaches for goal. Varsity. K. Hoover, Front Row: M. Smirh, L Mc- kenno, E Jonoiris, J. Wally, S. Lorenrzen, T. Kunz Back Row: B. Koski, V. Schuh, D. Dechoine, T. Andries, G. Lenorz, 5. Olson, S. Sreoms, D Erickson N- R. Pirro, D. Horron, T. Kunz, S. Sreoms, 5. Olson, T, Andies, V. Schuh, 3. Charles, E. Jonoiris, S Hor- ringron, L, Bouer. B Squod-Front Row: N. Homo, D. Juenemon, W. Coshion, L Knox, M, Hoyden, A, Dempsey, M Morrhees, M. Kelly. Back Row: 5. Sulzboch, M. Gould, B. Henderson, K. Honson, CV Solberg, J. Groff, R. Hinz, C. Nelson, J. Henn Falcons New Rulers Ih Volleyball Courr The 1980 Armsrrong Volleyball reom was 0 blend of natural rolenr, hard work, and o desire ro orroih 0 level of exceHence nor seen before or Armsrrong. Their record speaks for itself. Ir was 0 reom of physically condirioned orhleres rhor exhibired oll rhor is good in sport. Dorene Dechoihe ond Coproins Jackie Welly; Mel Smirh, and Sue Lorenrzen were leaders on and off the floor. Juniors Goyle Lenorz and Lisa McKenno added rhe di- mensions of rough consisrenr serving and o powerful spiking game. The only difference between rhis ream and other fine teams from rhe posr seemed ro be 0 memo! roughness achieved through long hours. of proc- rice and the experiences achieved rhrough posr compe- ririons. We hope that rhey remember all of the good things that happened and are also able ro remember the hard work that mode ir possible. 1 Liso and Jackie keep rheir heads in rhe game. 2. Tracie gives helpful advice to her sophomore reommore, 3 Reach for rhor boll. 4. Nice serve Dorene. 5. hl gor iv! o. Copr. Mel Smirh in a ready posirion. u ww mm Dawn! H71 vuguwngauw wu- am; 72 llWe will be strong, how strong I don't know. Dennis Erickson This Will probably be rhe roughesr of all rhe years. I con'r believe Ir Will be rhor easy r0 ger rhere GroreJ Dennis Erickson Armstrong started the year very strong by dominating three opponents. Dennis Erickson Armstrong does not mind taking on the pressure that comes with being a store powerhouse. The Falcons edged Johnson in three games in the finals of Apple Valle y to remain undefeated on the year. Dove Pedersen Erickson is pleased wirh rhe Folcons' ploy lately, as rhe team has only lost once on the year and is gunning for is third straight trip to srore. The Falcons, now 21-1 overall, are aiming for a third straight appearance in the state to urnam en t. More volleybdl honors soughr by Armsrrong 11Armsrrong earned the fovorires roll in rhe Region 8AA voileyboll playoffs now in progress, offer capturing rhe Loke Norrh Division rirle lost week. 11Armstrong was the happy victor in the Region 6AA girls volleyball tourney last Friday with 0 win over Woyzoto. Ser, spike, Srare Is neXr ' 'Volle yb all Falcons soar ' ' 11Armsrrong Falcon players celebrore ofrer winning the Store Class AA high school Volleyball Title wirh 18-8, 18-8, and 18-18 scores ogoinsr Sr. Paul's Johnson High School Governors. 73 74 Soccer Team e Dominating Underdog The soccer ream of 1980 was considered rhe underdog of rheir conference, bur surprising reom chorocrer, rogerherness, and the leadership and skills of coproins Dove Steiner, Joe Hanson and Ron Hellen proved rhis pre-seoson prediction wrong. By mid-seoson the soccer dub wos dominoring rheir conference and on rheir woy r0 0 successful season. With an overall record of 12 wins, 3 losses, and 5 ries the Falcons rook rhe Lake Norrh Conference Championship. Heading rowords the Section 8 ploy-offs, the team felr confidenr in themselves. Producing rwo come-from-behind victories, rhe falcons come away with another trophy. Their accomplishments won rhem 0 berth in rhe store roumo- menr, making rhem rhe besr soccer team ever ro come our of Armstrong! Front Row: D. Hinrz, G. Gronr, C. Gerber, M. Dohl, J. Komorek, B Leininger, D. Kelly. Row Two: J. Lorson, J. Dohl, D. Sreiner, R Hellen, S. Fblkerds, F. Mogodon, R. Doly, J. Henson. Back Row: Cooch R, Bouerly, T. Dooher, T. LoLiberre, D. Rivere, A. Olson, B. Srrom, Cooch Lily. Page 74: 1. Bill heads for rhe net. 2. Joey purs Up 0 fierce fight for rhe boll. 3. Joe is deep in rhoughr Page 75: 1. Andrew and Greg roke if all in 2. Ron keeps his eye on the boll. 3. Bob does 0 gliding maneuver. 4. Coach Bouerly says it oII 5 Joe protects the gooL 7S 5 .mm... - ..' A h... - Front Row: M. Lussenhop, B. Erikson, K. Dodois, T. Zirur, A. Downing, T Gronde, L. Morrinl Row Two: P. Jocobwirh, T. Seashore, 6. Henry, G. Lovold, G Swanson, J. Filipek. Row Three: B, Coy, M, Zoic, D. Kaiser, J, Wick, B, Donnely. Bock Row: D. Vick, K. Gepper, Coach Lily. Front Row: T. Jacobson, T. Ampe, C. O'Brien, T. Mochineck, G. Leininger, J, Huber, J Wickmon, J. Godferson Row Two: 5- Lourel, D. Kopeirz, T. Blondo, P. Hansen, B. Higgins, C. Birkholz, S Welter, l Boldrc, K. French Row Three: Coach R. Brevre', T Bursey, M, Larson, T. Wesrrum, B. Huskomp, L. Berg, M. Sreiner, T. Selinger, E. Lorson, Coach Lily, Back Row: p Sondboken, S. Frondell, E Jensen, D. Youngberg, T. Gallagher, 5. Hoskins, J. Houg, M. Brunfelr, R Molsrrom. -69Effort Pays Off ffRun for Fun is what coach Rick Kleymen instructed the 91 runners to do, but the 1980 Cross Country Teoms showed they were capable of much more than that. Rick Kieymen ond Lone Wieker combined, mode this cross- country season one of the most rewarding ever. People hove said Kleymen doesn't work his kids hard enough, but the fact is, Armstrong teoms hove mode store in the lost ten years- more than any other school in the store. The boys' teom, though locking in experience, showed what depth, determination and power con do. Led by junior Al Godfrey they finished in tie for second in the conference with o 6-2 record; Godfrey remained undefeated end was named to the All Conference Teom olong with junior Jeff Dohl. The boys placed fifth in the region meet, with AI Godfrey advancing to the state meet as on individual. He tools 0 chance by going out fast at store, and come out ahead. He finished in 13th place and earned All Store honors. Five girls were named to the All Conference Teom: seniors Dione Kimble, Julie Wolly and juniors Liso Koelfgeh, Carole Corsten and Kelly Lindgren. The undefeated girls ran away with the region meet. Liso Koelfgen finished first in regions, with the team winning the Region VI-AA Championship. On the day of the Store Meet, the Armstrong girls team stepped up to the line ranked second in the store cooches' poll, with Lisa Koelfgen ranked first 05 on individual. At that point nobody knew how valid the rankings were, but just eleven minutes and ten seconds later, Liso entered. the chute first and proved these rankings correct. Her finumber one finish, to- gether with Dione Kimbies sixth place finish led the girls' team to 0 second place victory. Both Koelfgen 0nd Kimble earned All Store honors. 1. Wow! Look at her go. 2. Left right left . . . 3. Girls store team, 77 78 Front Row: K. Sipe, C. Twomey, L. Zedlic, S. Zoic, C. Corsren, J. Wally, D. Kimble, L. Swinrek, L. Koelfgen, S. Fohning, S. Sover, K. Lindgren. Row Two: Cooch H. Kleymon, L. Watson, C. Holmquisr, M. Gellersredr, M. Kozimer, S. KossIer, D. Twomy, B. Suther- land, C. Sigre, B. Longsdorf, J. Johnson, D. Rodwoy. Row Three: J. Scorbrough, M. Srensos, C. Peterson, C. McDoniels, D. Lin, T. Morciniok, S. Lewicki, K. Thompson, N. Bohlen, Cooch L. WeikerV Row Four: D. Sanders, L. Urbonski, R. Hunt, 6. Nelson, N. Gould, T. McCUbben, D. Leighton, B. Rivkin, K. Johnson, A. Moreski, Coach 0 Row Five: J. Buon, R. Nogumirz, T. Doering, D. Burg, DA Duebner, J. Dohl, D. Osrrov, H. Yesnes, D. Mercer, M. Kokesh. Row Six: J. Weimholr, K. Melin, D. Showd, M. Wolrer, J. Zemke, R. Schulre, A. Spurbeck, A. Godfrey, J. Kimmes, J. Hoddorf. Back Row: D. Duffee, R. Micholicek, J. Boskin, C. Tenure, B. Zedlic, S. Schepmon, J. Lepok, S. Turner, G. Finn, R. Mindess, S. Holescher, D. Fey. 1. We're M. 2. People say norhing runs like 0 Deere, bur we rhink Liso does. 3. Dione concentrates On her running. 4. Armstrong Ieods rhe pack. 5. And rhe race is on! b. The cross country beoury Porlor. 7. Dan in slow motion. 8. AI rakes charge. Tennis Swings In Action r' Armsrrong had 0 winning team in tennis rhis year in more ways than one. They im- proved over 40070 from the beginning of the year with o 4-5 win-Ioss record. The reom gained new coaches and many new members. They srorred from scrorch and flourished inro o closelmir group of rennis friends. The laughs and goodrimes were many and will always be remembered. Page 60: 1e Karen's successful rerurn. 2. Kris concen- rrores on her swing. Page 81: 1. Mary lunges for rhe boll, 2. Shelly prepares for rhe serve. 3. Poised for orroclse Seated: Coach Joanne Thurow, Front Row: M. Sorkinen, M. Kolion, J. Souer, K, Wesrrum, K, Speich, Back Row: R. Bobgon, M. Lilly, 5 Kolion, 5. Kirby, MA LoFronce, J. Huang, Me Keller. -mw wmwm'wwwv aan- v - ' Front Row: A. Anderson, J. Payne, A4 Pearson, J. Roehl, M4 Sorkinen, Row Two: M. Orr, J. Lossell, C. Kirchoff, J. Huang, K. Sverkerson, C. Loppen, L. Bums, L. Ringhond, Back Row: 5. McMeen, L. Jokelo, M. Logan, L. Erickson, A. 3Chreyer, V. Jacobson, C. Jokelo, Coach L. Colsen. 81 82 Gymnosrs Aim For A 10.0 The boys gymnosric reom of 1980 foughr hord ro keep Up Armstrong's winning rrodirion. With rhe back up of 0 large sopho- more rumour we builr 0 strong J.V. reom. High scores showed up early in rhe season. Coproin Randy Schwimmer improved greorly in rhe oII-oround evenrs. Coproin Tom Moher, o pommel horse speciolisr, become very comperirive rhis year. First year coach, Dove Foner, wos derermined from the beginning to produce 0 winning reom. The team's rhird ploce victory or Srore wos proof of rheir dererminorion. With rhe help of ossisronr Dove Kuhn rhe reom improved greorly. Rondy Schwimmer, Dove Ehrer, Chris Fernsrrom, Sreve Merrimon, 0nd Sophomore Por Coron helped creore o comperorive floor exercise reom. Voulring, one of Armsrrong's strongest events, olso improved. Borh parallel bars and high bors continued to improve throughout rhe season. Rings and pommel horse olso sow high scores. Overoll Armsrrong gymnosrs carry on the rrodirion of hard work, compeririveness and success. Page 82: 1. Coach Foner evoluores Chris' rourine. 2. Look mom, no feer! 3. Dave gives a spectacular performance. 4 Tom works rhrough his routine on the horse. 5 Hang on right Sreve! Page 83; 1. Randy shoors ro hondstond 2. Inrroducing rhe Falcon reom. 3. Bryon hos rhe magic touch. x m. - . . Front Row: P. Caron, Coproin T. Moher, C. Fernsrrom, E. Johnson, Coproin R. Schwimmer, D. De Vries, J. Rokolo. RowTwo: Coach D. Kuhn, B. Thomas, R. O'Brien, D. Cooper, B. Zimmer, B. Grober, Cooch D. Foner. Back Row: D. Goldberg, D Ehrer, W. Crawford, 6. Nelson, S. Merrimon, T. Greenwell, J. Zirur, Spirit Soars Alrhough the girls swim reom was one of the smallest in Armsrrong's hisrory, it had one of rhe besr seasons on record. A group of individuals unired ro form 0 reom. The girls worked very herd end if paid off with o specroc- ulor record. After rheir firsr vicrory ogoinsr Anoko, spirir 0nd determi- norion scored. Swimming fosr was nor rhe only factor for the reams success, rhere were also seven divers which added rhe deprh rhe reom needed. Through their dedication and dererminorion rhe girls had on exceprionol season. Front Row: B. Czech, Ge Snipsreod, S. Poulson, E. Heinrich, C. Benson, L. Hoel. Row Two: D. Morrin, B. Dunnigon, K. Larson, N. Touve, C. Timgren, C. Bjelloe Back Row: Cooch M. Pererson, L. Norrhogen, A. Ahlquisr, S. Lund, P. Donielson, J. Hanson. Page 84: 1. l promise to do berrer nexr rime, coach. 2. I've gor burrerflies in my tummy. Page 85: 1. Liso's off to a great srorr. 2. Nesreo plunge. 3. Nancy is o reach away from rhe finish. 4. Connie and her 9.9 dive. Vorsity-Front Row: Coproin T. Henson, C. Wojock, Coproin T. Anderson, C. Dugger, S. Lindbloom. Back Row: J. Johnson, M. Isch, D. Duffee, C0 Cosperson, R. Williams, M. Wolsrod, M. Wilder, Coach W. Johnson. AHS. Basketball Teams Shoot For Winning Season The 1980-81 Armstrong Boys' Boskerboll season was highlighted. by rhe play of senior srorrers; Co-Copr. Tom Hanson, Co-Copr. Todd Anderson, Chuck Dugger, and reserve Chuck Wojock. An- derson 0nd Dugger were returning oIl-conference selecrions and led the ream in scoring and rebounding along with junior Bob Williams. Hanson was the reom leader and direcred rhe team in the back court wirh junior Mogon lsch. Todd Anderson become rhe leading scorer in Armstrong's hisrory scoring over 1,000 points, and ser 0 career record for rorol re- bounds and shooting percentage. He ser rhe single game scoring record or Armstrong by recording 36 poinrs ogoinsr Morshol-U High or 0 University of Minnesota preliminary game and also ser 0 school record of 30 rebounds ogoinsr Hopkins Lindbergh. J.V.-Cooch Savage, D. Duffee, M. Wolsrod, J. Boskin, C. Cosperson, J. Fiolo, M. Wilder, J. Johnson, J. Hoddorff. SOPHOMORE - Front Row: C. Bremserh, C. Kuffel, T Leyse, N. Sogon, K. French. Back Row: 5. Tiedens, B. Huskomp, J. Moncrieff, K. Walker, 3. Edelstein, C. O'Leary, B. Zimmer. Swish For Two The 1981 Armsrrong girls boskerboll reom showed whor renocious defense does 05 rhey defected all of their conference opponenrs bur one in their quesr for the conference rirle. The reom was led by rhe scoring of six foot, junior center 60er Lenorz and senior forwards Leslie Zedlick and Debbie Daniels. Four contributing juniors were Morci Logan, Gwen Snipsreod, Trocy Kunz, and Eileen Jonoiris. The rhree guards shored defensive duties led by senior Co-Coproin Mel Smith, senior Sheri Harrington and junior guord Liso McKenno. Nexr yeor promises to be successful with ten returning J. V. Members and only five seniors graduating. gimp; i: 89 gag; 3142; 2K 90 Sophomores-Front Row: 5 Sulzboch, J. Miller, N. Homo, Cooch C. Boyum, L, Knox, J. Houng, C. Meuser. Back Row: J. Davies, J. Henn, J. Haring- ron, C. Solberg, A. Ahlquisr, B. Henderson, K. Win- cek. J.V.-Front Row: J. Roehl, R. Pfeifer, J. Miller, J. Houng, M. Gooley. Back Row: A. Ahlquisr, L. Sveo, J. Kenner, M. Logan, E. Jonoiris, R. Lindsrrom. Vatslty-From Row: R. Pfeifer, S. Horringron, L. Md4enno, M. Smirh, L. Zedlik, T. Kunz. Row Two: K. Wincek, L. Carlson, C. Loswell, Coach R. Bauer- ley, K. Ribbe, S. Konke, J. Davies. Back Row: D. Daniels, 6. Snipcred, D. Dechoine, G. Lenorz, T., Andries, M. Logon, J. Kerrner, E Jonoiris. The Falcon wresrling reom srorred strong this year with 0 winning performance at Columbia Heights. As rhe season wenr on however, the team fell into 0 series of ups and downs. Victories were posred against all non-conference opponenrs. The Lake North Conference, however is one of rhe roughest conferences in the srore and proved ro be roo much for rhe Falcons os rhey finished in last place. On rhe other hand, the reom proved to be on excellenr rournomenr reom 05 they won the Armstrong and Lincoln tournaments and placed fourrh in rhe very rough Eisenhower ournomenr. Top individual performers for rhe Falcons rhis year were Chris Weber or 98 lbs., Mort Buffingron or 132 lbs., Joe Hansen or 155 lbs., and Ed Togel or 185 lbs. Eric Anderson and Mike Tongen borh improved their wrestling over the losr year; both wresrled well in tournaments. Brenr Wakefield and Rich Sylre showed sreody improvemenrs all year and should prove ro be very rough nexr yeor. Falcon Gropplers Hove Toke Down Season . VARSITY-From Row: C. Weber, B. Wakefield, 6. Nelson, D. Anderson, E. Anderson, M. Tongen. Row 2: T. Provo, B. Orrick, M. Buffington, G. Hoerger, C. Hennessey, D. Thiede, R. Sylre. Back Row: E. Togel, G. Flolid, 6. Reese, Je Luikorr, J. Hansen, D. Reller, A. Johnson. Right: Troiner J. Prendy, Managers P. Meehon, M. Cruz, J. McCoy. .Dg ' v41 III, w- B-Squod-Front Row: P. Hansen, 6. Nelson, J. Olson, B. Beemon, B, Orrick. Row 2: A. Johnson, 5. Osrroviok, B. Provo, C Tenure, M. Casey Back Row: 5 Declles, G. Flolid, J. Rasmussen, B. Adams, D. Relier. Not Pictured: C. O'Brien, M Rohweder, R. Redding. This year's Armstrong wresrling reom had 0 large rum- our, bur rhrough injuries and illness rheir number dwin- dled es the season progressed. With rhe new head coach, Al Johnsn, and much swearing, curring weight, bloody noses and conditioning, rhe 1981 wresrling team had on improved record over recenr years. To show for this hard work, rhe wresrling reom won rhe Armsrrong and the Lincoln lnvirorionol and placed fourth in rhe Eisenhower Tournament. Captain Joe Hansen 93 Folcons Hove Splashing Seoson According to the Posr newspaper, rhe Armstrong High School boys' swim team has had 0 down season. lf one would look or their record of three wins, one mighr come to the some conclusion the Posr did,- however, according to rhe team, it was 0 good year especially consider- ing rhere were only five seniors on the team. Another disodvonroge rhe team had was the fact that they only had one diver,- ocruolly it was only 0 disodvonroge in quonriry, nor in quality. Sophomore Dove Cooper performed with excellence, having 0 high score of 214 ogoinsr Lind- bergh. With 0 lot of hard work, team effort, and help from cooches Mitch Peterson and Tim Buckley, rhey mode it through the season. With new found talent and returning vererons, next year's team promises ro be even bener. F ront Row: E. Liuequisr, B. Kujonson, J. Payton, P. Spevocek, T. Lukorr, C. Gronholm. Row 2: J. Leslie, T. Lohiri, M. Hughes, C Amoro, D Winrermure, T. McCubbin, H. Londer, J. Hansen. Back Row: Cooch T. Buckley, Monoger C. Omon, K. Rasmussen, D Cooper, J. Rosenow, T. Gallagher, S. Roberts, Coproin A. Czerniok, Coproin J. Kujonson, B. Short, Coach Mitch Paterson. W m $$meme m $ 4, w 3,35 m WWW ! 95 Folcon Hockey Hos Successful Season By any standard, the 1980-81 Armstrong hockey season was 0 success. All four Armstrong reoms Worslry, J.V., V.R., ond Midgersi enjoyed winning seasons. As important 05 rhe wins were rhe good rimes and lifelong friendships which developed for rhe sixryeighr men who played Folcon hockey this season. The highlight of the hockey season was the spirired ploy of rhis yeor's vorsiry hockey team. The reom ployed many fine gomes rhroughour rhe season. Some of the mosr memoroble were rhe rwo victories over Lindbergh, Iosr yeor's Lake North and Section VI champion, and o 2-2 tie with Cooper played in front of rhe largest and most vocal crowd ever to view 0 game in the New Hope Areno. Mony people coiled this game rhe finest and mosr exciting game ever ployed by the rwo reoms. The entire squad mode noroble contributions ro rhis fine seoson. Teom leaders were Coproin Ron Hellen, Assisronr Coproins Peter Smith and Mike Cloussens, Seniors; Chuck Kirchoff, Brion Thorkelson, Dovid Erickson, Dove Riviere, Todd Vucson, Dove Steiner, Mork Molik, Bill Leininger, Dove Nelson, and Bruce Kuzmo, Juniors; Brod Fisher, Jeff Rohm, Rob Thomsen, and Bob Schreyer. Armstrong's vorsiry reserve hockey team continues ro rhrive. ln recenr years especially, Cooch Poul Anderson hos seen growth in borh the number of players rrying our, and their overall experrise. Wirh o 10-2-2 record going into the final monrh of ploy - wirh 65 goals scored and only rwenry allowed - ir's sofe ro soy rhis will be one of the rop seasons for rhe team. And the reason? It's rhe dedico- rion of the players, rheir willingness to work together and never quit. Thor's the spirit that hos mode this team 0 joy ro coach and o pleasure to worch. , 2: !- !! l ll kngn 'lm- .3 VARSITY-From Row: M. Molik, R. Hellen, B. Kuzmo, R Smith, M. Cloussen, B. Thorkelson. Back Row: Cooch D. Moore, Monoger K. Moesrrom, B. Fisher, B. Leininger, G. Chopmon, D. Erikson, T. Vucson, C. Kirchoff, D. Riviere, J. Rohm, R. Thomsen, D. Sreiner, D. Nelson, COOCh B. Johnson. J.V.-Front Row: T. Kingdom, P. Zimmer, C. Olson, E Olson, K, Redding, J. Wickmon Back Row: Coach D. Moore, B Ericson, M. Busyn, S. Hoskins, R. Mosrrom, J. Sr. Martin, D. Hinrz, M. Sreiner, J. Olson, B. Vick, J Vick, K. Doly. 97 MlDGETS-Front Row: D. Palmer, S. Leddy, B. Kuzmo, T. Jacobson, B. Miller, M. Morrineou, T. Juhnke. Back Row: T. Hogan, J. Delich, M. Berg, 5. Perry, D. Palmer, 5. Wolrers, M. MdDonold, J. Huber, T. Hamlin, C. Holman, T. Swanson, Coach Jensen. 98 VARSITY RESERVE-From Row: J. Shollberrer, Coproin M. McElroy, J. Schliesmon, T, Kohl, G. Sorff, C McDoniels, D. Meisrer, S. Esrerberg. Back Row: Srorisrions J Campbell and S. Riley, Captain D. Staples, T. Judoy, B. Vida M. Gardner, D. Jacques, B. Stern, R. Hellen, Coodw P. Anderson. Not Pictured: P. Anderson, 6. Sorff, J. Menk. 99 Enthusiasm And Hard Work Winning Season Enrhusiosm, depth, and hard work creored 0 winning season for the girls this year. As 0 young reom rhey showed poise and improvement rhroughour rhe seo- son. New coaches Liso Gruber and Denise Gruber brought rhe ream from rhe pre-seoson conditioning into 0 solid conrehder in rhe Loke Conference. The girls procriced six days 0 week which included long hours of conditioning. Team members helped each other from consrrucrihg routines r0 praising one on- orher's accomplishments. Through rhe dedicarion of the gymnosrs and coaches, friendships were srrehgrh- ened and goals were reached. wxm wmmmeaxmme GYMNASTICS-Front Row: L, Fox, L. Lussky, L. Holrer, Row Two: A. Fischmon, S. Kjos, L. Applequisr, K. Williams. Back Row: D. Manuel, J. Jackson V Melond, H. Quonrud. Not plc- tured: B. Moore, L. Hendrick- son, D. Lyngholm, L. Anderson, 5. Excel. 102 Poriehce And DevoriOh Even rhough the 1981 Armstrong cross country ski reom deolr wirh poor conditions end the loss of Co-Coproin Randy Hunr due ro injury, the mens' and womens' ski team had great success. Borh reoms placed first in the region and earned 0 place in the store meet. The Falcon skiers were unprepared for the srore course's hilly rerroin considering each race, including rhe region course, had been on a lake. Liso Koelfgen, finishing second individually, led the women's ream ro o srrong sixth place. The boys, hampered by numerous equipmenr failures and other problems, also finished sixth. Coaches Don Wolrer 0nd Sreve Hopke were truly surprised wirh the teams finishes considering rhe majority of rhe rocers were underclossmen. h Wwap 7, 3 z I: '53 R C.C. SKI TEAM-Front Row: B. Surherlond, J. Loselle, E. Heck, M. Srensos, D. Burg, S. Hoelscher, T. Tenure, K. VonBusch, T. Wesrrum, M. Kokesh. Row Two: D. Kimball, c. Swanson, K. Wesrrum, J. Wol'y. L, Koelfgen, L. Showolrer, s. Kossler, A. Moreski, B. Rodwoy, L. Urbonski, T. KringSrod, D. Doyle. R- Hum: T- Men'zos' M' Wdrer' Coach Wolter, T. Beddund. Back Row: 5. Olson, M. Walters, c Zeomon, J. Groph, M. Kone, J. 0th D. McDowell, J. Zemke, T. Doering, K. Melin. C- Anderson: Cow Hopke. Fantastic Season For Skiers In whor was suppose ro be 0 rebuilding yeor, Armstrong's ski team was able to maintain their role as 0 Lake Conference ski power. Both reams were dominated by underdossmen bur srill oble ro hove rhe mosr successful ski season in the last five years. Coached by Darrel Erickson, rhe girls reom finished ried for second in rhe Loke Conference wirh on oursronding 9-2 record. The reom was led by senior coproins Koren Speich and Sue Kelly. 11Rookie of the year should cerroinly go ro Ericka Rohm who as o hihrh grader, was the most consisrenr skier, finished renrh or the Regional meet, and was elecred All Conference by the coaches. The boy's reom ogoin dominored ski rivols. Their 10-1 record placed them second in the conference. An oursronding performance by rhe squad and especially Corl Doekson and Keith Abrohomson or rhe Regional race won the sectional for Armstrong. Experrly coached by Sam Beiloffer and Randy Rokolo rhe enthusiasm and drive corrie from Hdry land all the way ro the store meer. A crowning glory was the elecrion of seven A.H.S. skiers ro rhe All Conference ream: Corl Doekson, Jeff Miller, Jeff Houg, Kierh Abrohomson, Eriko Rohn, Sue Kelley, and Koren Speich. Participating or Store for Armstrong were: Mork Swenson KopJ, Corl Doekson, Jeff Miller, Mike Schroder, Keith Abrohomson, Jeff Houg, Joe Rokolo, and Jess Wheeler. 1980-81 198081Teom Spirir, Teom Accomplishmenrs, and Individual lmprovemenr, can be summed up in one word-FANTASTIC. Ni? w W Wmaww ww . - er w w 1 $ waw Girls' Teom-Ftont Row: M. McElroy, J, Knurson, R. Pirro, K Speich. Row Two: P. Long, S. Kelly, P, Koelfgen, 5 Colli- son, E. Swenson. Back Row: Coach D. Erickson, S. Erickson, E, Rohm, L, Ringh- and, M. LoFronce, A. Lindell, Mgr. L. Knurson. Boys' Teom-Front Row: 5. Laurel, J. Wick, T. Bursey, J Rokolo, P. Johnsron, D. Klenk, M. Gillespie. Back Row: Coach D. Erickson, Coach D Beiv hoffer, J. Houg, M. Schroder, J. Wheel- er, K. Abrohomson, M Swenson, J. Mill- er, C. Doekson, G Meisser, T. Miller, G, Hudok, Mgr M Swenberger, Cooch R, Rokolo. 105 106 S; $ g $v MM? w$ooowowgugx obblnsdole Lake North Conf. 107 Spirit In . . . g .4 5...?! Maurice Klingele Roy Merry Ron Main George, Scorbrough Administration The Spirit of Armsrong originored in 1970 when the teachers were selecred ro open Armstrong. Mony staff members have been added 05 Armstrong grew bur 55 remain from rhe original staff. The sroff is dedicated ro providing the best educational experience for srudenrsA Each year new members are added because of orrririon 0nd rhey roo hove coughr rhor Armsrrong Spirir, The combinorion of o dedicored sroff, motivated students, and support- ive porenrs moke Armstrong 0 TTLive educorionol insrirurion rhor every- one con be proud of. Office Services Front Row: Lilo Combell, Por Rousr, Dione Shelley, Borb Knurson. Back Row: Rose Rue, Lorraine Sellig, Ev Peugh, Gloria Shed- Iov. Guidonce-Front Row: Ron Bouerly, Richard Cameron, Basil Anderson. Back Row: Rolly Lind- Joyce Belonger srrom, Dixie Berry. Nurse- Loy Menrzer Student Services Psychologist Horold Vinnes Placement Specialist- Tom Chemical Awareness Speech Therapist Weover Jim Kyle Dennis Erickson Social Worker- Len Colson 111 Media Center MEDIA SPECIALISTS-Borboro Nemer, Audrey Lorkin A.V.-Norm Julior. MEDIA CENTER AlDS-Thereso Torur, Rurh Brown, LoVonne Borklind, Por Berg, Berry Schmidr, Dororhy Schulrz. Arr Don Englin, John Telford. V I wwwd Wig$4mtw Front Row: Heod Cook L. Mehr, W. Heorh, M. Cool S Okersrrom, M. O'Neil. Row Two: J. Krippner, C. Genodek, H. Kline, B. Harrison. Back Row: D. Moore, 5. Lurz, Y. Schulrz, L. Emond, F. Poulior, I, Pierilo, S. Fennern, M. Osrergoord, P. Wolrers. CAREER PROGRAMS-Dovid Rondoll, Mi- choel Huggerr, Scorr Johnson. WORK EXPERIENCE-Bob Sovoge, Ken Gorsky, Wally Kubirschek, Lynn Holoppo, Ame Grongoord. Special Services Front Row: Marilyn Hoisve, Welly Kubirschek, Pot Berri- gon. Back Row: Grace Fol- kerds, Lindo Johnson, Koren Erickson, John Neumon, Eli- zoberh Mirchell, Korhy Den- nis, Bonnie Brody. 113 Business Educoson Elroy Bosshorr Koren Kulusiry Aide- Bill Kopp Helene Naomi Tsonrir Melby Wally Osrerholr Home ' Joon Fossell Virginie Thompson Koren Clorke H4 Foreign Language Aide- Marlene Pearson 43 Per DeckosBecerro lmugc Richard Soliny DuWoyne Kloos Hol Wildung Jim French 115 116 Jim Rirchie Industrial Aers Richard Larson Dole Kreirz Heolrh And Physical Educorion Horlow Beyer Bev Koski Whitey Johnson Richard Rinehorr Alon Johnson Ken Gorsky Jerry Wollin Jeonerre Larson Odney Hegrenes Ade-Mory Ann Jocobwirh Science Jomes Threinen Leroy Lussenhop Lowell Johnson AI Corcoron 117 11b Jomes DeMorerr 1 62+ 4 y, Richard Micholicek Tom Wolerius Odney Hegreness Donold Moore, Richord Acker Doug Svihel English Phyllis Cameron Don Wolrer Aide-Jeon Ellefson Winnifred Larson Tom Loechler Jim Swanson, Paul Anderson u KWWAWM f 355. Q .Nwwmg 5 r $V $33st: is John Norron Bonnie Nelson Carol Pererson 119 120 Social Studies Eorl Anderson Vern Ege Aide-Louise Kronz Jerry Gorrsrein, Homes Hohn, Tom Crompron, Dovid Grundmon sw; wVaS?W; 7x2; A VWCP ' x K CoMn Elond j .v 3 l , f '5 r v. , Vial : . I w i :2 Gene Kocheroski Hugh Flormon, Gene Clobough, Bruce Johnson, Don Ahlberg 7.....3'7. S e r U r 0 mm vi 9 h C m T Spirit In 121. 123 Here And There Seven of the new foces or AHS rhis foll were rhose of the foreign exchonge students. They left their family and friends behind ro explore o ploce only seen in pictures for most of rhem. Here ore some of rheir rhoughrs: I was surprised when l noriced rhe imporronce of school spirir. All rhe people rise whenirhe school hymn is played. Some of rhe Germons rhink rhor Americon food consisrs of only McDonald's and fried chicken. Gernot Homonn, Germany I know l will leorn 0 lot, like Americo isn'r eirher like llHoppy Doys or like Sorurdoy Night Fever. l con olreody see myself crying when I leave in June! Elin Eriksson, Sweden I'm of the foorboll reom here and it's reolly 0 good sporr. I've never ployed it before bur wirh help from reommores ond cooches l'm doing well. Jonas Bergman, Sweden Life is reolly differenr from France . . . bur I like ir! Christian Leconte, France HI hove hod o Ior of experiences since I come ond I'm sure they will sroy in my mind my whole life. Charlotte Sigte, Sweden nl wos surprised over how essenriol ir wos ro hove 0 drivers license and o cor. Karl Melin, Sweden 1. Gernor roking science seriously. 2. I'm taking rhis one home wirh me 3. Kori rakes AHS seriously. 1. Elin rakes up boller. 2. Milo flashes her friendly fomilior smile. 3. Jonas looking rough. 4. Charlotte rakes 0 break from her school work. , I I Mw 4 w 1 :rl , V , A'A' ?.??p '7 1 . WV 33337;? .. 9, ma... t .. .,, v. a 'xva.we 125 126 M m m m 127 128 Eric Anderson James Anderson Grero Amundson April Adams Anthony Anderson Eric shows that senior power prevails. Kimberly Anderson Kimberly Anderson Neil Anderson Timothy Anderson Todd Anderson Louro Applequisr Andrew Boer Rene Bolder Steven Berber Liso Borlond Koren Bomord Louro Domes 129 130 Kenneth Behling Gory Besonen Donna Berhke Barry Billings Brion Billings Scorr Beede Renae Benson Judy Billodou Curris Blexrud Keith Bluford Brenda Bohlen Rosemary Bolr Senior pictures oren'r fun for some. Morrho Borgerding Dono Boschee Monique Bourgerie Joy Bowers Robert Bowman Lori Boyce Dovid Brock Srephen Bromwell Kristen Brondeen Gregory Bram 131 132 Kelly Bremserh John Bridell Soro Brose Julio Bryonr Borboro Bundoy Jump for Joy! Sandro Bums Mory Campbell Dovid Carlson Rebecco Carlson Scorr Carlson Mory Collins Susan Collison Jerry Comp Glen Chopmon Michael Cloessens Susan Charles Timorhy Clifford Foiry well Korie! Judirh Chrisren 133 134 Michael Conrad John Dohl Eric Dohlberg Robert Doly Life to us is just playing and grinning. Andrew Czerniok Debro Daniels Elizabeth Dobboh Dorene Dechoine John Dempsey Jerome Diederichs Trenr Doering Thomas Dooher Cindy Dragon Mocho, mocho Mikel! Gregory Drier Michael Duorre Beverly Dunn Bryno Dunnigon Kimberly Durer - Valerie Dwighr Thomas DyIIo Roberr Eddy 135 136 Joni Elie Dovid Erickson Jone Erickson Liso Erickson Elin Erikkson Ronald Esr Scorr Esrerberg Jone Evangelist Dovid Evenocheck John Foy Mork Fedje Stephen Finch Andrew Fink Joseph Fishmon Elizoberh Fourre Dovid Foy Your name may be Alice, bur ljusr don'r know obour Friday night. Scorr Fredrickson Sheryl Friedman Thomas Gannon Sreven Folkerds Kelly Fries Jomes Gardner Sore F riedmon Bradley Goulropp 137 138 Michael Gouigon Bruce Grober Gino Gruber Dovid Guernsey Srephonie Gephorr Borboro Grussing Marlene Guerrin Rebecco Grondchomp Borboro Gronholm Oh no, rhree orms! Ronald Goldberg Jeffrey Grossmon Liso Guider . - Mork Hookono Jone Hohn Joe goes for bows and bears, I 7 Todd Holek Koren Hansen Liso Honsen Thomas Honson Lynn Horoldson Sherri Horringron Jennifer Horris Michelle Horrmon Kenneth Houg MIChOGI Hedmon Dovid Hedsrrom Sandro Hein Morcio Heinz Elizoberh Herrmonn J mes Hieberr Lindo Himongo Steven Hoelscher G egory Hoerger Keith Holmes Thomas Holr Gretchen Hoover George Hudok Brion Humphries Rondoll Hunt Jeanne Jackson Deon Jacobs DOVE d Jacques Solly Joves Julie Jensen Thor senior oire of disrincrion. 141 Kirk Jensen Melissa Jensen Russell Jepsen Jennifer Jermosek Jeffrey Jesme Dione Johnson Jone Johnson Joner Johnson Joelle Johnson Koylo Johnson Lourindo Johnson Sheila Johnson Jennifer Johnston Steven Johnsron Kimberly Jones Cindere 0 V95- Susan Keznoff Dione Kimble Joseph Kimmes Johonno Juris Chorles Kirchoff Richard Kaiser James Kirk 143 Gregory Kjos Shown Knox Sherri Knox Mory Kochenderfer Trenr Kohl Koren Kokosh David Kolor Mory Kolion Down Kreger Konnie Krohn JoAnne Krych Jeffrey Kujonson Bruce Kuzmo Riro LoGue Thomas LoLiberre Joner LoMere 144 Rhonda Londsmon Borrer Lone Liso Longum Brerr Larson Constance Larson Joy Lorson Jennifer Lorson Kelli Larson Pomelo Lebowirz DOUgIOS Leconder Christian LeComre ' To bod rhey don'r offer 0 course in backgammon. 145 146 Scorr Lindblom iiii mi ms t Dennis Lingo Sonro's helpers Poul Lodeen Egg? Susan Lorenrzen if?k Kathleen Lofrus Sandro Louk Thomas Mooss Fernando Mogodon Todd Lundsrrom Kenneth Mohoney Jason Moki Indians! Melissa Lyons Alexander Mokoversky 147 148 Mark Molik Michelle Malling Kevin Morjomoki Kimberly Morrin Porricio Morkeron Victorio Morkerr Timorhy McConvilIe Corolyn McCulloch Craig McDoniels Dovid McDonough Mork McElroy Vicki Mercer Gregory Meyer Doniel Menrh Kenneth Miciek Doniel Mickelberg The heat, rhe sun, look or that lifeguard run! 149 150 Poul Mihos Roberr Mindess . Pomelo Minge Thomas Moher David Moke Koren Montgomery Mory Mooney Brenda Moore Borboro Morrenson Kimberly Mosrrom Scorr Mueller Cynrhio Murphy Brenr Noylor Well you don'r hove ro be so negorive. Cory Nelson Chrierpher N9lson DOVid Nelson David Nelson Shannon O'Brien Bradley Olson Jeffrey Olson Riso Susan Olson Thomas Olson Kathleen Orr Tis rhe season ro be kissin! DOVid Polmer Dennis Poulinski Angelo Pearson Liso Peosho Todd Pederson Poul Pello Joy Perlmon i; Chrisropher Perrine Jacqueline Pererson Kristi Peterson Sandro Pererson Mory Perrovdch Kelly Pierce Jacqueline Pierig Dona Plirmon Andree Pohlmonn Elizoberh Popelko Michoed Poss Corlo Priebe Would you mind if I spoke ro you obour . . . Dioreoho? 153 Susan Quosr nrhio Racine Brenda R dwoy Annerre Ronniger Joan Rasmussen Borboro Kevin Remde Srocey Riley This is the w y rhe Pied Piper srorred. Dovid Riviere Koren Robinson Koren R0560 Jerome Rosenow Amy Rowles Anne Rowles Dovid Sender Dovid Senders Kori Sorher Jill Souer Todd Schoible Demo Schinkowsky RiChOFd Schiro Beth Schueller Dione Schultz Thomas Schunemon Rondo Schwimmer Fronk Sekero Brerr Shorr Dennis Showolrer Chorlorro Sigre Aniro Sigurdson Daniel Simonson Kathleen Sipe Julie Sirrler Gory Skogmon Melanie Smith Perer Smith Poui Soley Roberr Sorenson Koren Speich Mork Spevocek Pomelo Srolheim Daniel Sroples Wanna ploy hocke .9 Soloon Stork Caroline Srefonick Vincent Sreffens Dovid Sreiner Keith Sreinke Charles Sreinwedeel Mark Srensoos Rurh Srensrud Mark Srenzel Barry Srern Didn't anyone ever rell you nor ro sing wirh food in your Thomas Sriyer Mary Srdee Korhleen Srroin mouth? Liso Swinrek Bruce Srrom Michael Tongen Donald Srrom Julie Swanson Angie Toylor Pomelo Swanson Therese Terhok Mark Swenson Leslie Theroux 159 160 Dono Thiede Liso Thomas Porrick Thomos Cynthia Thompson Jon Thompson I'm glad rhor I'm 0 senior, rhere is norhing I'd rorher be! Koori Thoni Brion Thorkelson Jeff Threlkeld Normojeon Thurmer Liso Thyr Robin Tiedens Edmund Togel Korolyn Tollefson Leeso Tomlinson Dione Tomschin Charles Torgerson Anthony Tourville Victor Treprou Colleen Twomey Jone Upron Lynn Urbonski Brion Velenchenko Brenr Vick Jeffrey Vick $5 Poulo Vomhof Kurr VonBusch Todd Vukson Elizoberh Walden Timothy Woll ron Wollick Well, Hi! Julie Wally Mary Warren Mark Worz Donny Woulk ? Louro Weinberg Shannon Welch Anne Wennes Rebecco Wesloh Todd Wesrlund Kristin Wesrrum Douglas Wholey Scorr Wheeler Julieonn Wiliioms Koy Williams Kelly Williams Kris Williams Rosemary Williams Doniel Willson 162 Carmen Wilson Two prerry princesses. Howard Yesnes Glen Zibley mmmeumam Lindo Zimmerman Michael Wormurh Todd Zimmerman 163 IJUn Owls 164 165 166 Brenr Ackermon Erin Adoir Jomes Aiken Penny Alvsrod Charles Amoro Brenr Anderson David Anderson Deborah Anderson Joseph Anderson Julie Anderson Moe Berh Anderson Michael Anderson Sreven Anderson Teri Anderson Miss Piggy visirs AHS Timothy Anderson Wolloce Andress Richard Andrews Troci Andries Jonoy Amquisr Kenneth Bodois John Boronick Gronr Borker Lynn Borron Joel Boskin Sreven Boss Ann Bouer v ' . A1t:9595 4; 55x5iili'5 5 IS Lyndo Bouer Suzanne Bouley William Beemon Downo Bell Mory Benepe Korhleen Bennerr Kurr Benson Jomes Berg Richard Berg Susan Berg Poul DemerFw Cindy BiIlodeou Angelo Bird Gerold Dimer Constance Bjello Tim Bjello Renee Blockledge Debro Blexrud Romy Bobgon Kimberly Bocock Howard Bohm Jusr fiddling Ground. Jim Bdes Jennifer Bomsrod JiH Bowdin Scorr Bowmon Liso Broce Kiersren Bradbury Krisri Brokefield Ron Brosk 167 168 Lori Broun Michael Brengmon Mory Brenna David Brown Jeffery Brown Elizoberh Bruins Poul Buck Morrhew Buffingron Lori Burkerr Koren Bums Loro Burns Craig Bursrein James Bydlon Porricio Byrne Brion Carlson Jeffrey Carlson Judirh Carlson Laurie Carlson Porrick Carlson Sandro Carlson Susan Carlson Shannon Corroll Carole Corsren Mork Casey Cory Cosperson Jill Chamberlain Noncy Chamberlain Kelly Cheney Dono Chormon Mark Chrisrenson James Clerk Keirh Clepper Sherry Condom Bruce Conyers Dione Courtney Lisa Covin Porricio Cronin Mory Cruz Jacqueline Curry Anne Curhberr Poul Czech Jeffery Dohl Fronk Dorrolo Keirh Douenbough John Davenport Jill Davies Chrisropher Dovis Marilyn De Carlo Jomes De France Sruorr Decelles Korhy Dejno John Dickey Beth Diedrich Giong Do Corlron Doeksen Brion Donnelly Terri Dom Kerrie Douglas Andrew Downing Laurel Dreier Julio Drirs Alfred Duboy Douglas Duffee Thomos Eoron Vickie Edgley John Edwards Mork Eggen David Ehrer Liso Eksredr Gory Elfering 169 170 Pomelo Engsrrond Kormen Erickson Susan Exel Trocy Fober Susan Fohning Jomes Folkinghom Srocy Feldges Chrisrine Felrl Jerry Fiolo Jeffrey Filipek Gregory Finn Philip Fiori Brodley Fisher Mory Floo Kimberly Fleslses Allison Flom Sreven Flom Jomes Ford Todd Ford Debro Forster Louro Fourre Tollino Fox Bruce F ronz Jodi Franzen Me? Oh, I gor rem offers ro Snowdoze. How'd you do? Krisren F roser Poul Froser Denise Fredrickson Shoron Friedrichsen Korhryn Gdllogher Michael Gallo Jone Gondrud Lourie Gardner Norhon Gorvis Leonard Gee Douglas George Mark Gillespie Pomelo Godo Allen Godfrey Maryanne Gooley Nelson Gould Timothy Gronde Gregory Gronr Srephen Groy Morci Greenberg Rick Greeanor Joner Gregersen Anno Griffin Beth Griffin Todd Groseclose Angeb Gruber Howdy pormer! Jacqueline Gruhl Mory Grunewold 171 172 Kelly Gryring Noncy Guerrin Mory Gundermonn Lorry Gurknechr Jon Hoddorff Cynrhio Holl Lillion Holl Jo Holper Louro Holverson Lorry Holvorson Gernor Homonn Chonning Hondberg Judirh Honnon Jill Hansen John Hansen Mork Honsen Beth Horenzo Kim Horringer Jomes Horry Oh, I'd give him on 8.9. Elizoberh Horr Porrick Hedmon Pomelo Heffelfinger Angelique Heiber John Heine Thomas Heinemon C'mon juniors pull! Sondra Hendrickson Gregory Henry Lori Hensel Holly Hermonson Timothy Herrle Troy Hill Doniel Hinrz Robert HoHeschou Amy Holman Chrisropher Holman Carolyn Holmquisr Shelly Holren Lori Holrer Kiso Hoover Lorraine Hopcrofr Deboroh Horton Jeff Hoskins Renee Howord Morrin Hulrgren Kevin Hum Renee Humolo 173 174 Weighing oll rhe possibiliries. Liso Huskomp Liso inerr Morgen Isch Jomes lverson Valerie Jacobson Porrick Jocobwirh Louello Joniro Bronwyn Jonzen Todd Jensen Brion Johnson David Johnson Eric Johnson Gregory Johnson Joy Johnson Joy Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Judirh Johnson Kevin Johnson Lori Johnson Poul Johnson l Sheilo Johnson Sheila Johnson Thomas Johnson William Johnson Lynn Jokelo Eileen Jonoriris Tommero Jones Tommy Jorges Doniel Koiser Hisono Kosohoro Mory Koschr Renee Koscic Aliso Kossler Julio Kors Cynrhio Korz Brion Kelley William Kerkes Jonice Kermer Trocy Kiefer Korhy Kinnonder Michelle Kirby Dovid Kirkbride Susan Kjos David Klenk A happy bride ro be. Scorr Kluck Geoffrey Knighr 175 176 Gregory Knurson Julie Knurson Lech Knurson Steven Knurson Liso Koelfgren Michael Kokosh Joseph Komorek Thomos Kosino Cheryl Korrke John Krbechek Thomas Krych Scorr Kuehne Mory Kunz EIizoberh Kyker Medio Center is cleared for rokeoff? You have to be joking-ir will never fly. Soroh Kyllonen Terry Kyro Gregory LoVold Doniel Londecker Thomas Langenboch Sheryl Longlie Elizoberh Longsdorf Lori Lonning Bryon Lorm's Chrisrine Loppen Rachel Lorson Cynrhio Loswell Molly LeCloire Michael Leof Donia Leighron Ellen Lemke 60er Lenorz Pony Leonhardr Jon Lepok Lorin Lerner Jomes Leslie Corherine Lewis Eric Liljequisr Amy Lin Guy Lindblom Mark Linden Anthony Linder Shori Lindfors Kelly Lindgren Catherine Lindsrrom Kathleen Lirrle Mercia Logon Hey Goil, here's one you can measure up to. Srocy Lome Pamela Long 177 178 Dione Lowe Sharon Ludwig Timorhy Luikorr Sini Lundeen Kirsren Lundgren Morrhew Lussenhop Lindo Lussky Debbie Moos Kevin Mognuson Todd Mahlen Michael Malling Diono Manuel Sondra Morinoro Louise Morrin Gory Morrinson Srephen McClure Julie McCoy Todd McCubbin Daniel McDowell Michelle McElroy Jomes McGowan Liso McKenno Denise McKenzie Porricio McMahon Getting away from it all. Susan McMeen Brion McRoberrs Seniors olwoys wonr if their way. Melissa Medeck Pomelo Meehon Mory Meier David Meisrer Vicki Melond Down Melos Allen Melemend Steven Menard Morrhew Meme Lindo Merrirr Brion Meyer Anson Middleron Deanne Midrbo Jeffrey Miller Peter Miller Timorhy Miller Lori Minger Kirk Moe Theresa Moerbirz Dovid Moline 179 180 Elizoberh Monson Penny Mork Richard Morken Dione Morris Lance Morris Joel Morrison Joanne Morer Borboro Mueller Roberr Mundy What 'cho looking or Freddie? Kevin Murphy Richard Nogomirsu Virginie Nogle Julie Norum Berh Ann Nelson Bradley Nelson Gregory Nelson Kristy Nelson Jonorhon Newberry Son Nguyen Morrhew Niles Kirsren Norberg Krisrin Noreen Thomas Nylen Morrhew Nylin Bruce O'Brien Eric Olson James Olson Jeffrey Olson Kevin Olson Coro Omen Brion Orrick Liso Orre Charles Palmer Shelly Polmer Jomes Poppin Elizabeth Porlow Denise Poulinski Dorcy Porlson Shoron Poulson Jody Poyne Denise Pearson John Perendy Sreven Perry Ello Peshonker Korhy Perers Jon Peterson Nancy Pererson Ronald Peuro Riro Pfeifer Huong Phom Srephen Phillips Cindy Pierce Laurie Pierce 181 Kenneth Pierick Renee Pirro Liso Plummer Liso Pohlmon Moryonn Pollock Judirh Porter Noncy Porrer Michael Prochor Chrisropher Prinsen William Provo Allen Quode Krysrol Quinn Jeffrey Rohm Alon Ramos Therese Rasmussen Lonce Roy Gregory Reese Allen Reich Daniel Reller Suson Rest Krisrin Ribbe Cheryl Ries Junior and sophomore comperirion Steven Roberrs Joner Robinson Joanne Robinson Michael Roers Michael Rohweder James Roles Mory Romens I refuse to eat one more Mdchool! Kevin Ronsen Louro Rose Dione Rosoff Dovid Rousr Carolyn Rozemo David Rudick Porricio Rue Blaine Ruggles Brion Ruggles James Russell Catherine Ryon John Rydberg Brerr Solo Michael Sondou Kimberly Sondberg Kathryn Sorher Sue Souer Joyne Scorbrough Jone Schende! Borboro Schlender Jeffrey Schlumpberger Noncy Schmolz Barry Schneider 184 Porricio Schoenbouer Michael Schroder Andrea Schreyer Robert Schreyer Liso Schroeder Roberr Schroeder Jeffrey Schroepfer Vicky Schuh Douglas Schulz Dovid Schummer Rob Schuyr Pssr! Hey you . . . Do you wonr to buy rhe answers to the social final? Jeffrey Schwonres Russell Schwecke Dole Seomons Trenr Seashore Jolene Seemon Goil Shapiro Dovid Showd Judith Sher Robert Simon Daniel Sipe Dione Skruppy Jone Slaughter Liso Smisek Melinda Smock Mory Snesringer Gwen Snipsred Noncy Sperz Poul Spevocek Kelly Spinner Andrew Spurbeck Stefanie Stork Susan Srom Esther Srovlo Melisse Srenzel Denise Srepney Jacqueline Srockwell Steven Sroesz John Sroffels Steven Srone Corherine Srowe Chrisropher Srrouss Robin Srrom Debro Sussmon Elizoberh Sveo Krisrin Sverkerson Corole Swanson Gregory Swanson Clerk Swedberg Korl Swedberg Look our Donny and Marie here we come Elizabeth Swenson Richard Sylre 185 186 Chrisropher Tenure Timorhy Tenure Cindy Thomas Robert Thompson Robert Thomsen Korhleen Tilbury Eric Tomlinson Nancy Touve Tuon Tron Timothy Troesrer Sheila Troux Michele Tsorsos Cynrhio Usselmon Thomas Volerio Bloke Vick John Virshek Jennifer Vogel Phu VU Ummm, mmmm, gooood brorwursr! Jeff Walker Michoel Wolsrod Liso Wolsron Amy Wolrers Bradley Wosho Shelby Woulk Christopher Weber Jennifer Webster Michael Weeks Stephen Weigel John Weimholr Timorhy Weiss Richard Weller E1ise Werner Mehsso Wessberg Mom! Look whor rhe srork broughr me in mild developmenr class. Lori White 187 188 Paulo White Thomas Whire Mory Whireford Soroh Whireheod John Whirfield Renee Wicks Richard Widick Mori Wiesr Connie Wilder Michael Wilder Consronce Williams Roberr Williams Korhryn Wincek Dovid Winrermure Melissa Wire Liso Wise Todd Wrighr Michael Zoic Lorry Shonglie is amazed to find our rhor school pizzo conroins cosine . . . GA-LUE! Judith Zoppe Ah guys, Iors of sophomore giris worch me. Musr be cuz I'm so macho. Robert Zdechlik John Zemon Joy Zemke Daniel Zempel Terry Zilo Poul Zimmer Timorhy Zirur Poul Zolik Shephen Zukowski 189 191 192 Keith Abrohomson Scorr Ackermon Amy Ahlquisr Kim Alex Dono Allen Michael Alvsrod Kris Ambuehl Scorr Ampe Todd Ampe Dione Anosros Amy Anderson David Anderson Down Anderson Douglas Anderson Emily Anderson Jennifer Anderson Kris Anderson Lindo Anderson Mark Anderson Richard Anderson Dorin Andries ToniBoker Jone Borden Kimberly Bornord Neol Barnes Thomos Becklund Robert Beduhn Srocy Benko Corol Benson Kelli Benson Loren Berg Liso Berglin Julie Berke Ann Bernsrein Porrice Bevons Liso Bigelow Chrisropher Birkholz Troy Blondo Roger Blesi Mikael Blomberg Michael Bobb Bradley Dodem Lynn Boeder John Bofferding Nancy Bohlen John Bolduc Kevin Bong Chrisrine Boorz Michael Borreson Patricio Boyce Jeffrey Broun Croig Bremserh Michael Brose Pomelo Brown Andre Brunelle Michael Brunfelr Steven Buon Toro Buckner Todd Bursey Susan Bursrein Mark Busyn Andrew Bydlon Jenny Campbell Porrick Coron Michael Cosey Wendy Coshion Sreven Cosro Janice Christen Borry Chrisrensen Richard Cipolo Monica Coffel Maureen Collins John Conlin Scorr Conlon Roberr Consronrine Keith Conyers Dovid Cooper Timorhy Cordell Yvonne Courmey Louro Cronberg Borboro Crone Borboro Czech Mory Dochel Kevin Doly Pomelo Donielson Ellen Dovis Sheiloh Dovis David De Vries Alison Dempsey Peter Deursch Julio Dewey Poul Dingels Dovid Downing Scorr Edblom Korhy Eddowes Borry Edelstein 193 194 Sonya Edgar Trent Ehlerr Bruce Erickson Michelle Erickson Stephanie Erickson Pomelo Esler Sheri Evoneglisr Heloine Finch Andree Fischmon Jacqueline Fischmon Dione Firzgerold Corole Fleming Gregory Flolid Deborah Forserh Rondy Fowler Elizaberh Fox Louis Frogole Keith French Julie Friedman Scorr Frondell Toni Funck Steven Gaines Timothy Gallagher Jill Gondrud William Gorvis Suzanne Gouch Michael Gellersredr Darwin Girrz Soph misses red bunnie bus on firsr day of school. Joel Godfredson Daniel Goldberg Sreven Goldman Mory Gould Jenifer Groff Debra Grondo Mark Greensrein Kurt Gries Wallace Gronholm Michael Gronwoll Kiss me, you fool! Anrhony Grover Vicki Gunderson Justine Guyor Jennifer Hoogenson Corrine Holos Troy Hamlin Nancy Homo Poul Hansen Kristen Hanson Julie Hanson Jennifer hffington Kelly Horringer Susan Horrmon Dovo Hoselhorsr Jeffrey Houg Gretchen Hougon Michaelene Hayden Ellen Heck Kimberly Heffelfinger Ellen Heinrich Berh Henderson Liso Hendrickson Joleen Hem John Hieberr Brendr Higgons Renee Hinz 195 196 Snow Whire and her seven sophomores. Cormen Hoefr Liso Hoel Timothy Hogan Korhleen Hokemeir Poul Holmquisr Rebecco Holmquisr Annolese Hoover Kimberly Horowirz Roxanne Horr Scorr Hoskins Judith Houchins Connie Howard Joyce Huang John Huber Michael Hughes Horence Humphrey William Huskomp Srocey Hysrer John Jocklirch Christopher Jockmon Lorie Jacobson Ted Jacobson Kenr Jordine Eric Jensen Eric Jensen James Jensen Timorhy Jensen Andrew Johnson Darrell Johnson Eric Johnson Glenn Johnson Jennie Johnson Kirsten Johnson Mark Johnson Randall Johnson Valerie Johnson Cynthia Jokelo Jodi Jopp Dorryl Jorgenson Dione Juenemon Thomas Juhnke Michael Kane Louro Konirz Shori Kossler Tomoro Kosrrul Mark Kozimer Megan Kelly Volerie Kerkes Erik Kilbo Todd Kingdom Carolyn Kirchoff Mory Klimsrro Thomas Kloos Down Knox Liso Knox Susan Kolion Dovid Kopierz The sophomores soy we're gonna win, win team win! Cheri Kosrecky 197 Foirh Krein Thomas Kringsrod Croig Kuffel Bradley Kujonson Leslie Kurrzohn Mory Lo France Soumen Lohiri Korhleen Lomusgo Thomas Longe Eric Larson Korhy Lorson Mory Lorson Michael Larson Julie Lossell Steven Lourel John Lee Susan Lee Traci Lefler Gregory Leininger John Leng Mom! You'll never believe whor happened or school rodoy! Deborah Lenning Scorr Lewicki Todd Leyse Mory Lilly Dovid Lin P0019. Lindblod Ame Lindell Jeffrey Long Jeffrey Luikorr Deborah Lyngholm Sharon Manley Todd Morciniok Jon Morquerre Kristine Morsholl Doris Morrin Korhryn Morrin Michelle Morrin Teresa Morrin Mork Morrineou Kennerh Morrini Kora Morx Anne Moreski Rochelle Maxwell Lori McCorry Mory McCunn Michael McDonald Dovid McElroy Wayne McNoIIy Croig Meier Dovid Meier Donne Mercer Corol Meuser Koren Meyer Richard Micholicek Jennifer Miciek Jone Miller Robert Miller John Mischke Michelle Moerbirz Mory Moher Suzanne Molderhouer Rerheo Molloy James Moncrieff Richard Mosrrom Chrisrin Mozey Eorl Mum Lori Munsrenreiger Sujoi Norh Susan Nechonicky John Neirz Borboro Nelson Cindy Nelson Eric Nelson Gregory Nelson Judith Nelson Korhryn Nelson Loureen Nelson John Neumonn Ronald Newbouer Thien Nguyen 199 200 Mark Nordstrom Charles O'Brien Richord O'Brien Chrisropher O'Leory Eric Olsen Chrisrine Olson Chrisropher Olson Elizabeth Olson Jeffrey Olson Kevin Olson Michael Olson Poul Olson Srephen Olson Gregory Oney Thomas Oquendo Suserre Osrroviok Moria Orr Douglas Polmer George Porino Jomes Porrerson Jackie Poyne Jomes Poyron Terri Perlmon Charles Perersen Debbie Petersen Ronald Pererson Judith Pererzen Poul Perroch Borrley Phillips Renee Phillips Andrew Pickens Liso Pilon Liso Pohlker Therese Popelko Thomas Popp Porricio Posr Christopher Posrumo Curris Priebe Jon Pumom Shelly Quoos Holly Quonrud Todd Quigley Sheila Quinlan John Rasmussen Kent Rasmussen Kevin Redding Ronald Redding Jodi Reimer ax AR w $x $5 N Liso Remus Lourie Ringhond The eyes hove tr. ??oul Robbie Souglos Robbins loner Robeck Joey Rokolo Gregory Root Gregory Rourhe Randell Rudrud Renee Runnels Andreas Rupp Jenny Rusted Brenda Ryon Nicholos Sogon Jomes Solen Mark Seizer Susan Solzboch Liso Sondoger Poul Sondboker Wendy Sondberg Gronr Sorff Gregg Sorff Scorr Sovirr Zino Schordin Sruorr Schepmon Krisrine Schleder John Schliesmon Rebecco Schmidr Keith Schmidrke Lyn Schneider Perer Schoenbouer Chrisropher Schulre Jomes Schurmon Arine Schuyr Julie Schwonres Thomos Selinger 201 Morrhew Shedlov Berry Sher Joseph Sherwood Cinde Shipmon Elizabeth Siess Debra Simmons ,Gee I hope Suzy digs my new set of wheels. Tereso Simon Deon Skogmon Roche! Smirh Randall Smirh Cynrhio Solberg Anrhony Specror Porricio Sperz Royno Spirolnick Elizabeth Sromm Morgorer Sraubli Devon Sredje Tonio Sreed Mork Sreiner Dorlo Sremon Bryon Stem Porrick Sringl Vicky Strickland Morgorer Srudonski John Surucu Korie Sverkerson Cloy Swanson Susan Swanson Mork Swenberger Shane Swenson Cheryl Toylor Gloria Teoge Kennerh Teerzel Stephanie Teig Koren Thompson Krisrin Thompson Linda Thompson Scorr Tledens David Tolchiner Ann Tombers Nomrron Tonrhor Eric Trondem Brion Treworrho Lindo Tumo Brion Tupo Mory Tupo Thomas Turbenson Kory Turk Scott Turner Daniel Twomey Jomie Ugsrod Gory Ulrick Jon Unger Cornelia Urban Dovid Vogel Sheryl VonScoik Michael Voske Brion Volk Katherine Wocholrz Brent Wakefield Kimberly Woldelond Sreven Walters Poul Wonous Roberr Weflen Wendy Weigond Mork Weimholr Julie Weiss Colleen Welch Mory Wennes Vicki Wesrphol Thomas Wesrrum Jomes Wheeler Korhryn Whirfield Jeffrey Wick Jeffery Wickmon Daniel Windsperger Deborah Wing Stephanie Winrer Curriss Wold Michael Wolrer Shoron Wozney Dovid Youngberg Christopher Zemon Kirsten Zick Brion Zimmer John Zirur Bonnie Zoubek 203 5 Seniors Applequisx, Louro 101 Audene, Brion 14, 67 Augst, Jemifer 35 Boer, Andrew dermm, David Baker, Douglas deer, Rene Dopber, Steven 14, 48, b7 Baimd, Lisa 53 Bernard. Karen 34 Barnes, Laura 35 Dmel, Lon' 44, 46 Boss, Robert 32 Douers, Delmar Boumon, Cynthia 34 Deder, Kely Deede, Scon Berhg, Kennem Genes, Darryl Dendev, Dione 55 Benson, Pomeb Boyce, Lori 31, 59 Brads David Bromwel, Stephen Drondeen. Kristen 31 Brent, Gregory 40. 67 Drotsdn, Gmopher 32 Dromd'x, Kemem 35 Bremserh, Kely Bridel, Jofh Brose, Sac 14, 31, 56 Brown, Steven Bryant, Julio Blon, John 79 Dundoy, Barbara 31, 41, 43, 44, 5b. 204 Carbon, Scan Corrolucco, Daniel 35 Conroy, Viaorio 52 Constantine, Chrysono 34 Culodo, Morgorer 44, 46 Czemiok, Andrew 44, 95 Dobbch, Eizoberh Dohl, Jon 75 Dragon, Cindy Dreier, Gregory Duane, Midmel Duebner, David 79 Dagger, Chutes so Dunn, Deveny W. Dryno 54 , Durer, Kimbeny 48, 52 Dwighr, Valerie 55 Dylo, Thomas Eddy, Robe Boer, Teresa Eie. Joni 34 Eison, Richard Eisnes, Daniel Endresen, David Engfer, Lee Anne En95mm. 99m Erlsson, Eh 31, 49, 52, 104 Est, Ronald Everberg, Scott 52, 99 Evongeisv, Jone Evenoched, Dovid 32, 36 Pay, John FeQe, Mork Ferris, Katherine Fnd'w, Stephen Fink, Andrew Fisdwmon, Joseph Fitzgerdd, Pom 36 Hooren. Soro Flen. Drodey Fokerds, Steven 75 Fossen, Shed Fourre, Elizabeth 55 Foy. David 79 Fredridson, Scon Freborg, Scan Friedman, Sam 52 Friednm, Sheryl 54 Fries, Ker Frondel, Tern' 5b, 60 Thomas Holek, Todd Hmsen, Joseph 75, 92 Hansen, Koren Hansen, Liso Henson, Thomas 67, 86 Haddson. Lynn 52, 53 Harrington. Sherri 70 Harris, Jennifer 54 Horrmon, Micehe 35 Houg. Kenneth 67 Hayden, Kevin 67 Heasip, Jeffrey Hedmon, Mimoel Howad, Babao 35 Howard, Troy 39 Hudok, George Hunt, Randall 79, '03 Men James 44, 4b bdmn, Jeanne '04 Koelfcen, Pwlo 34 Kohl, Trent b7, 99 Kohhepp, Pamela 44, 4b Kokosh, Karen 35 Kola, David Koion, Mary 63. 80 Konke, Susan Kreoger, Down Krydw, Jo Anne qunson, Jeffrey 95 Kuzmo, Bruce b7, 96 Lo Gue, M0 L0 Ueerye, Thomas 75 Lo Mere, Janet Long, Dione 55 Y MC Convle, Timothy 32 Mc Cdodn, Cadyn MC Daniels, Goig 79, 99 MC Dondd, Lance M: W, David MC Ekoy, Mark 99 Mc Lennon, Lori 35 Mc Nosky. W M: Reynolds, Steven Metsser, Gregory Meby, Porrido Meivh, Km 79, 124, '03 Menk, Jeffrey Menrh, Daniel Mentzos, Terrence 31, 32, 103 Mercer, Vida 44 Stewart, Wm 38 Sn'ler, Vickie Sriyer, Thomas Srolee, Mary 44, 59 Strain, Kathleen 84 Srresemonn, Colleen Strom, Bruce 44, 46, 75 Srrom, Bomb 82, 44 5mm, John Srueven, Dione Sundedond, Lisa Swhedond, Berri 52, 79 Sveo, Tracy Swonberg, Ginger Swanson, Julie Swanson, Pamela 52, 49 Swenson, Mark Threlkeld, Jeffrey Thurmer, Normojeon Thyr, Lisa 52, 58 Tiedens, Robin Togel, Edmund 44, 4o, 67 Tonefson, Korolyn Vids, Jeffrey 97 Vogel, John 14, 67 Vomhof, Paulo 59 Von Busdm, Km 108 Vu, Thien Volson, Todd 96 Walden, Elizabeth Wall, Timothy Wollidx, Sl'xoron Wohy, Jocquetine 14, 67 Wdly, Juiie 79, 168 Woulk, Donny Warren, Mary 84 Wotz, Mark 82, 44, 48 Weber, Charles Weinberg, Louro Webh, Shannon Wennes, Anne Wesbh, Rebeca: 59 Wesnund, Todd Wesnum, Kristin 14, 44, 80, 108 Viiioms, JuIieonn Viaioms, Koy Vimoms, Kelly 101 wmioms, Kris Winioms, Rosemary wmson, Daniel Wison, Carmen 84 Vinge, Lynn Winter, Ronoro 84 WQodx, Chodes 67, 86 Woods, Christopher Woodward, Suzanne Wormurh, Mtdwoel' Yonres, Kim Yesnes, Howard 79 Zoic, She1li 79 Zejdllk, LEine 14, 79 Zbley, Gen Zimmerman, Undo Zimmerman, Todd 35 5 Juniors Ad4ermon, Brent Adair, Erin 44 Aiken, James Aldnm, Sruorr Alvsrod, Penny Amara, Chodes 82, 95 Anderson, Timothy Doronidg John Dorrer, Gronr Donon, Lynn 57 Bosldn, Joe! 52, 79, 87 Boss, Sreven Bauer, Ann Bauer, Lynda 52, 70, 49 Douley, Suzanne Daemon, WMom 44, 98 Dell, Downo 59 Bernstein, Paul 86 Dilloceou, Cindy 35 Bird, Angelo Bowman, Scott 67 Bruce, L150 DrOdbUry, Klersten Broke8e1d, Krisn Brandt, Jodi Brczsk, Ron Broun, Lori 59 Drengtm, Michael Brenna. Mary 31, 56, oo , Drevig, Duane Drinkmonn, Goylen 52, 49 Brown, David Brown, Jeffrey Druim, Elizabeth M, Paul 44 Mngron, Monhew 92 Burg, Daniel 79, 103 Burk. Judy Durken, Lori Burns, Koren Burns, Lore 81, 63 Dursrein, Craig Carrol, Shannon 56, 68 Corsren, Carole 79, 68, 49 Casey, Mark 93 Cosperson, Cory 67, 86, 87 Coy, Winom 44, 46, 76 Cronin, Porrido 47 Cruz, Mary 44 Curry, Jacqueline 47 Cuthben, Anne Donolo, Frank 07 Douenbough, Keith Davenport, John 67 Davies, 31 52, 53, 49 De Cono, Morayn 48, 52, 58 De France, James Deceles, Stuart 48 Dejm. Kathy Depro, Poul Dickey, John Diedridn, Beth 56 Doeksen, Carlton 67 Do Gong, Von Donneuy, Brion 76 Dom, Tern Dougbs, Kerrie 52, 58, 49 Dgwnlng, Andrew 76 Fernsrrom, Christopher 49 F1010, Jerry 87 i 5 Ford, James 67 Ford, Todd 67 Forster, Debra Fourre, Laura 44 Fox, Tollino Franz, Bruce 44, 67 Franzen, Jodi Fredridsson, Denise 48, 52 Friedridnsen, Sharon 49 Gologher, Korhryn 42, 52 Gallo, Michael W, Jone Gardner, Laurie Gorvis, Norhon Gee, Leonard 49 George, Douglas Giddng, Scott Gmespie, Mark 67 Gulles, Natalie Godo, Pomelo Godfrey, Alten 79 Goodrow, Wnce Gooley, Maryanne Gould, Nelson Green, Thomas Gronde, Timothy 76 Gram, Gregory 75 Gray, Stephen Greenberg, Mord Hondberg, Onnking 44, 46 Honnon, Kevin 67 Hermon, Judith Hon, Elizabeth 81 Hebing, John Hedmon, Porrick Heffemnger, Pomelo Heber, Angelique 85 Heine, John Heinemon, Thomas 52, 49 Hendndeon' , Chris Hendridqon, Sondra 52, 49 Hennessey, Chodes 92 Hil, Troy Hinrz, Daniel 75, 97 Honesdwou, Robert Holman, Amy 44 Holman, Ovisropher 98 Holmquist, Carolyn 79 Hohen, Shelly Holrer, Lon' 101 Hoonseen, Poul Hoover, Kiso 28, 81, 52, 70 Hopcrofr, Lorraine Honon, Deborah 49, 52, 70 Hoskins, Jeff 67 Howard, Renee 85 Hey, Steven Huhgren, Motrin Hum, Kevin Humoka, Renee 44 Huskomp, Lisa lnen, Liso lsdw, Morgan 67, 86 Nerson, James 49 bdmn, Midwoel 89 Jacobson, Volen'e 81 Jocobwirh, Pom 76 Jonim, Loueuo Jonzen, Bronwyn Jason, Stephen Jensen, Todd Johnson, Brion 67, 49 Johnson, David 67 Johmon, Eric 83 Johnson, Joy Johnson, Jeffrey 86, 87 Johnson, Judith 77 Johnson, Kevin 44, 46 Johnson, Lon' Johnson, Poui Johnson, Roben 85, 52, 89 Johnson, Sheib Johnson, William Johnston, Poul Jokekn, Lynn 52, 81 Jonoiris Eneen 70 Jones, Tommero 44 Jorges, Tommy Kaiser, Daniel 76 Kesslev, Alisa 52, 49 Keys, Julio Korz, Cynthia 59, 47 Kiefer, Trocy 49 Kirby, Midwene 58, 80 Knighr, Geoffrey 44 Knurson, Gregory Koutson, Julie 54 Knutson, Leoh 31 Knurson, Steven Kobnko, Daniel Konke, Cheryl 52, 58 Krovchindxy, Sverlona Kroechek, John 67 Krog, Gerald Krydw, Thomcs Kuehne, Scott Kunz, Mary 70 Kyker, Ehzoberh Kyllonen, Soroh Kyro, Terry Lo Vold, Gregory 76 Londedxer, Danie! WWW: 3'05 Longlie, Sheryl 81, 60 Longsdorf, Elizabeth 44, 79 Lonning, Lori Lonns, Bryon Loppen, Christine 81 Iorson, Rodwel Loswell, Cynthia Le Claire, Molly 54 Leaf, Mxhoel' 64 Leighton, Daniel 44, 79 Lemke, Ellen Leslie, James 95 Lewis, Cohren'ne bems. Douglas Ugequisr, Eric 95 Lin, Amy Lindbkxn, Guy Undell, Mark 49 Under, Anthony Lindfors, Shon' 54 Lindgren, Kely 44, 79 Lindgren, Robin 46 Undsrrom, Corherine 56, 60 Little, Korhleen 28, 32, 44 Logan, Mordo 89, 81 Lokke, Craig Lorne, Srocy Long, Pamela Lovmo, Jody Lowe, Dione Ludwig, Erik Ludwig, Sharon Luann, Tlmorhy 52, 95, 49 Lundeen, Sini Lundgren, Kirsten Lussenhop, Monhew 76 Lussky, Undo 47, 58, 101 Moos, Debbie Mognuson, Kevin Mahlen, Todd 67 Manuel, Dione 101 Morinoro, Sondra Martin, Louis 48, 76 Mammon, Gory Morhios, Brion McCarthy, Adam McGure, Stephen 41, 49 McCoy, Ju1ie Mcfubbin, Todd 79, 95 Md30we1l, Daniel 141, 52, 103 McElroy, Michelle McGowan, James Memo, Lisa 67 Mdkenzie, Denise McMeen, Swan 81 205 Mdkeyndds, Susan 49 Nguyen. Son Porter, Nancy Schoefer, Poul Sroffels, John Weigel, Stephen 61 Md'Kobens, Brion Nnes, Morrhew Powers, Gerry Schendel, Jane 52 Stone, Steven 67 Weimholf, John 37, 48, 79 Medeck, Mekso W9. Knrsren Prodnr, Michael 67 Sd'ulender, Dorboro Stowe, Catherine 49 Weiss, Timothy 49 Meehon, Pamela Noreen, Krisrin 47 Pnnsen, Christopher delumpberger, Jeffrey 52 Snooss, Christopmr 44, 46 Vener, Ridword Meier, James Nme m Provo, Wiliom 93 Sd'xmolz, Noncy Srrom, Robin Werner, Elise Meter, Mary Nylin. Morrhew Quode, Allen 44 Schenider, Barry Sussmon, Debra 48 Wessberg, Melissa 54, 49 Meisrer, David 99 Nysru, Lorry Quinn, Krystal 23, 44 deoenbouer, Pomoo Sveo, Elizabeth White, Lori 35 Melond, Vidd '01 O'Bden, Bruce Rohm, Jeffrey 67, 96 Schroder, Michael 67 Sverkerson, Knsnn White, Paulo Melos, Down Olson, Eric 67, 91 Ramos, Alon 44 schreyer, Andrea Swanson, Carole White, Thomas Mekzhen, Dmce Olson, James Rasmussen, Therese 95 dereyer, Robert Swomoa'. Gregory 7b Wh-refore. Mary Melemed, Allen Olson, Jeffrey Roy, Lance Schroeder, Lnso Swedberg, Brion Whireheod, Soroh Menard, Sreven 52 Olson. Kevm 95 Reese, Gregory 67, 92 Schroeder, Roberr Swedberg. Clark Whitefieki, John Meme, Monhew so 0mm. Core 95 Reich, Allen deroepfer, Jeffrey Swedberg, Kori 44, 07 Wick, Jomis 7o Merrimon, Stephen 83 Orr'id4, Brim 92, 93 Keller, Daniel 92, 93 Schuh, Vldw 70 Swanson, Elizabeth 31 Wicks, Renee 56, 60 Merrin. Undo Osrrom, David 79 93 Rest, Susan Schuu, Douglas 152 Sylie, Richard 92 WW, Richard Meyer, D1109 Osrroviok, 5C0 Rbbe, Knsnn Sd'mummer, David Tchido, Roxanne Wiesr, Mori Meyer, Rene 47 Owe. Lisa Nce, Scon Sdnuyr, Rob Tenure, Christopher 79, 93 Wilder, Connie 56, 60 Middleton, Alison 60 Palmer, Chodes mes. Cheryl 60 Sd'mwonres, Jeffrey Tenure, Timothy 103 Wilder, Midwoel 67, 86, 87 Midlbo, Deanne Palmer, Sheny Ring, Molly Schwecke, Russell 9 Thomas, Bryon 53 wmen, Keith Miter, Jeffrey ' , James Roberts, Steven 95 Seomons, Dole Thomas, Cindy 31 Williams, Consronce Miner, Peter Ponow, Elizabeth Robinson, Jone! Seashore, Trent 44, 76 lempson, Gregory WIIlloms, Robert 86 Miller, Timothy Pomo, Frederd Robinson, Joanne 35 Seemon, Jolene 44 Unmpson, Patric 23, 32 Wincek, Korhryk 49 Minger, Lon Pouiinski, Dense Roehl, Jane 38, 8O Sewell, Roberr Thomsen, Robert 96 Wintermure, David 67, 95 Moe, Kirk Poulson, Darcy 38 Roers, Michaea 35, 38 Shapiro, Gan Tibury, Komteen Wire, Melissa Moerbirz, Theresa Poulson. Sharon 84 Rohweder, Midwoel 67, 93 Showd, David 78, 79 Tlmgren, Cynthia 84 Wise, Lisa Molina, Dovnd Payne. Jody Roles, James Sher, Judirh 47 Tomlinson, Eric 44 Wircrofr, William Manson, Ehzoberh Pearson. Dense Romens, Mary Showolrer, Ludle 103 Touve, Nancy 84 anhr, Todd 44 Mark, Penny Perendy, John 48, 52 Ronsen, Kevin 38, 67 Simon, Robert Tron, Tuon Zosc, Michael 76 Morken, Richard 23 44 Perry, Steven 98 Rose, Louro Sipe, Load 44 Troesrer, Timothy Zoppe, Judith Morris, Dione Peshonkev, Elo Rosoff, Dione Skruppy, Dione Truox, Sheik: Zdechlik, Roben 79 Morris, Lance Pierers, KOYhY Rousr, Dovid Smisek, Liso Tsorsos, Michele lemon, John Morrison, Joel Peterson, Jan 89 Rozemo, Carolyn Smock, Melinda Uselmn, Cynthia Aemke, Jay 52, 79, 103, 49 Meter, Joanna Peterson. Jeffrey Rm, Dovid Sneysinger, Mary Volerio, m Zempel, Daniel Mowery, Dn'on Peterson, Rue, Porrido 56 Snipsreod, Gwen 48, 84 Vick, Bloke 76, 97 L10, Terry 32, 44, 52 Mueuer, Dorboro 63 Peuro, Ronald 67 Bugle; Blaine 52, 49 Spetz, Nancy Virshek, John Zimmer, Michael Mundy, Robert Pfeifer, N70 Buggies, Brion 52, 49 Spevocek, Paul 95 Vogel, Jennifer 31, 54 Zimmer, Poul 67, 97 Murphy, Kevin 44 Phom, Hudng Rupp, John Spinen, Kelly 35 Vu, Phl Zirur, Timothy 76 Nogomirsu, Ndnord 52, 79 Phat, Tron Russel, James W, Andrew 79 Walker, Jeff Zolik, Poul Negle, Virginia PhilipS. Sredwen Ruzicko, Lynn 5mm, Sefonie 54, 49 Wolsmd, Michael 86, e7 Zokowski, Srephen Norum, Juie Pierce, Laurie Ryon, Corherine Srorn, Susan 31, 44 Wolston, Lisa 79, 47 Nelson, Beth 52 P1end4, Kenneth Rydberg, John Stovio, Esther Walters, Amy Nebon, Bradley Pirro, Renee 70 Sold, Bren 67 Sleans, Tmorhy Wosho, Bradley 52 Nebon, Donald Hath, Vicky Sondou, Michael Sreffenhogen, Dovtd Woulk, Shelby Nelson, Gregory 52, 79 Plummev, Lao Sondberg, Kimbedy Srenzel, Melissa 48 Weber, Christopher 92 Netson, ' Pohlmon, LL50 Sorher, Kathryn Sfepney, Denise 38, 54 Webster, Jennifer 50 Newberry, Jonathon Pollodx Maryann Souer, Sue 79 Stockwel, Jacqueline Ween, Midnel 52, 49 Nguyen, Quong Porter, Judith Scabrough, Jayne 79, 47 Sroesz, Steven Wekzherding, Scott Abrohcmson, Kenh Sevens, Porrlce Cosronguoy, Kenneth EridGOh, MiChEWE Gronhotm, Wolbce 95 Hogan, Timorhy 98 Adermon, Scot'r Digelow, Lisa Graen, Janice 52 Eddson. Sreprnnie 52. 49 Gronwol, Midwoel Hokemeir, Kathleen Adams, Bradley 67, 93 M41011, Chr'sropher 52, 76 Orisremen, Bony Esler, Pamela Grover, Anthony Hoover, Anolese Ahlquisr, Amy 52, 64 Dlondo, Troy 76 Cipolo, Richard 67 Evangelisr. Sheri 52, 49 , Vid4i Horn, Kirk Alex, Kim 47 Dlesi, Roger 39 Coffel, Monaco Finch, Heloine 48 Guydr, Jusnne Horowitz, Kimberiy Alen, Koren Dbmberg, Mikael Cole, Frank Fischmon, Andrea 101 Hoogenson, Jennifer 57 Horr, Roxanne Alvsrod, Michael 67 Dobb, Mmoe: Collins, Maureen FschrTm. Jacqudim Holds Corrine 57 Hoskins, Scott 76, 97 Ambuepl, Kris Dodem, Drodey o7 Conlin, John 67 Fnzgeroki Dione Homun, Troy 98 Houdms, Judith o1 Ampe, Scorr Boeder, Lynn 61, 49 Conlon, Scon Fleming. Corde Honko, Jeffrey 59 Howard, Connie 39 Ampe, Todd 76 Bofferding, John Connor, Jon 52, 49 Fbk. G'egory 67. 92, 93 Home, Nonq Hang, Joyce 40, e1 Anosros, Dione Dohlen, Nancy 79 Corwonrine, Robert Forserh. 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