Park Center High School - Pirate Yearbook (Brooklyn Park, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

Picture by: Tim Fischer Autumn at Cedar Lake PIECES OF EIGHTY PARK CENTER HIGH SCHOOL 7300 BROOKLYN BOULEVARD BROOKLYN PARK, fTM 55443 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 HOmECOmiNG 8 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 18 SPORTS 70 FACULTY llO SOPHOmORES 122 JUNIORS 146 SENIORS 178 PIRATE Wv . A PRIDE PRIDE: excessive self-esteem; high opinion of one’s own importance or worth; undue sense of superiority; personal dignity; that of which one is proud. In the beginning, Park Center was only a school. A mere building with all sorts of modern equipment, a staff, and possibilities unlimited. All it needed was the students, and the students came. They came from all over, most from Osseo. School started, the teachers taught, the students learned, but there was something missing. They needed a common bond, something to hold them together, something to believe in. Who knows when it happened? Maybe it happened the first time PC won a football game, or maybe it happened with the first chord the band played or the choir sang, or maybe it happened the first time something was learned in the classroom. Who really knows, but it was there. The unity, the common bond, the purpose. PRIDE- but not just pride- PIRATE PRIDE, and it spread like a rash throughout the student body, and even the staff. People were proud of PC. They were proud of their athletic teams, proud of their music department, and proud of their academic achievements. PC slowly developed a reputation among the other high schools. We were looked up to, and we still are because we have that one special element- PIRATE PRIDE. No other school has it and no other school could. It’s the students and the staff that created this pride and it will be the students and the staff of the future that we hope will carry on this pride until PC closes it’s doors for the last time. ks 5 Park Center proud and bold, hail to the colors green and gold. Strength through unity, trust and opportunity. Memories we can hold. Park Center brave and true, we’ve grown a lot because of you. Through friendships and pains it always remains. Park Center proud and bold, with the colors green and gold, ks p 7 HomEComiNG 8 9 Sure they’re talented, but who are they? Check page 17 Who is that behind those Foster Grant’s? Hooray for grub day!! SPIRIT WEEK Grub day in psych class. 10 Topped off with a hat! n 12 13 WE DOWNED THE FLYERS! 15 16 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Homecoming week was designated Spirit Week. Monday was sunglasses day, the next was hat day, then 50’s day, followed by grub day on Thursday with the coronation that night, and finally, Friday brought spirit day with the traditional win on the football field and the dance later that night. Homecoming was put on by the Senior Class Cabinet. They did a fine job: coronation was sparkling as the authentic jukebox put out original 50’s tunes that filled the malt shop setting. The four M.C.’s kept the coronation rolling with introductions of the royalty and the fine talent that yielded a lot of variety. The final touch was the breath-taking moment of the crowning of the Queen Julie and King Joe. The two reigned over the remaining Homecoming activities. This year’s talent was a real crowd pleaser. There was everything from High Hopes, Chipmunks, Deja Vu, The Cars, Greased Lightening and the Danceline, to singers, Tarr II and a mime. Okay, now your time is up. here arc the answers from pages 8. 9, 12 and 13 From page 12: Clockwise from top left. Senior attendants Dan Vanderheyden and Laurie Hopf; King Joe Thibodeau and Queen Julie Eakins, senior attendants Tammie Paulson and Frank Hermes; senior attendants Laura Dahlin and Tony Forstek; ’78 King Randy Trulen and Queen Kari Christensen; senior attendants Tom Wyffels and Janice Bergeron. From page 13: Clockwise from center. Troy, Mary, and Paul; Tar II; M.C.’s Mark Faust, Faith Kruger, Mari Kerkow and Shamus OMeara; Junior attendants Jolene Bona and Brent Jensen; Head On; Lisa Gerris; Sophomore attendants Dawn Renner, Doug Chevalier. From pages 8 and 9: Column I. The Chipmunks; P.C. Marching Band; Mark Miller and Tammie Paulson; Deb Haberkorn. Column II. 1979 Homecoming Royal Court; Homecoming slaughter; De ja Vu. Column III. High Hopes: 1979-80 Pirouettes; Pirate Pride in action. CLUBS PND ftCTWYVES FALL From Left to Right: Row 1; Sue Hanson. Teresa LaRock, Diane Gutenburg, Lisa Dieteman. Row 2; Lisa Simcoc. Kim Nles. Row 3; Lori Vana, Betsy McGonigaJ, Trad Campbell. “Pre-game Activities' Mari Kerkow. Fall Mascot From Left to Right: Row 1; Julie Walters. Row 2; Lisa DuBols, Lisa LuBrick. Dawn Renner. Toni Hill, Lynn McManus. Row 3: Dee O'Hair. Row 4; Vicki Helm 20 CHEERLEADERS Tracy Ackerman, the alternate for Varsity Football Varsity Squad on the field Jont Gonior, Fall Mascot From Left to Right: Row 1; Peggy Abelson. Ann Burnett. Lisa Wilkenson. Row 2; Tammy Mitchum, Julie Eaklns 21 WINTER ROW 1: Vicki Fcigum. ROW 2: Jonl Gonior. Sue Hanson. Lisa Wilkinson. ROW 3: Mary Kcrkow. Laura Dahlln, Jane Klukken. BOTTOM TO TOP: Laura Dahlln, Mary Kay Sexton. Tracy Weyrauch, Lori Vana. ROW 1: Jody Sonderby. Deanna Fink, ROW 2: Bridget Olzenak, Faith Kruger. ROW 3: Kim Diethert. 22 ROW 1: Peggy Abelson, Kathy Steere, ROW 2: Colleen Palcher. Michell Keop. Usa Dietman. CHEERLEADERS JlOW 1: Shelly Christensen, Ann Burnett, LisaGerls ROW 2: Becky Faue, Kim Nels, Sandy Folwarskl ROW 1: Carol Brown, Tammy Mitchum, Kim Smith. Cheryl Glenn, ROW 2: Cheryl Miller. ROW 3: Bette Jo Andolino Amy Moon, Kim Anderson, Anne Atanasoff, Sue Otten, Becky Krause ROW 1: Janice Brey. Julie Walters. ROW 2: Rhonda Travis. Sue Ciech, Laura Hall. ROW 3: Judy Hall oreo., Seco.f Bow (L to R) Melanie Durant, Kelly Whalen. Carla lene Bona. Brenda Strieker. Cindy Hartman, Kim Sunseth. Kim Nel- son. Holly Altcrmatt. Shari Thomas. Shari Travis. Third Row (L to R) Lori Mulder, sec., Sandy Narey, treas., Patti Lawerence, Lisa Pcrunovich, Linda Autey, Cindy White. Jamie McNaughton. Tammie Peterson. Janice Bcrcron. Lori Hadden. Not pictured Pam Rattci p R E S E N T I N G Mary Ellen Hosier. Choreographer DANCES The dancehne had a very successful season. For the first time, the danceline held fall tryouts, which enabled them to recruit 22 top-notch dancers. Danceline competed in several competitions and performed many times In the metro area. Whether they danced on too small a stage or on treacherous ice. the Pirouettes gave audiences memorable performances. In addition danceline practiced 4-5 times a week to improve dances or create new ones. Come next year, danceline will have lost fifteen members to graduation, but memories of this past season should be inspirational to the new recruits. H__X Verginia Vcrgin, Choreographer Only The Good Die Young So What Borrowed Time Souths Going To Do It Again Main Event Rocky Voices 25 PIROUETTES AT PRACTICE ... Love the new Look! Thank God only two hours left! I’ll try harder next time A I hate to wait In lines! One Two Three Four Look where my toes are! WoW! . . . AND ON STAGE I did it! I did It! 27 1972 Challenger, owned by Dave Klempke P A R K C E N T E R S C L 1967 Olds Cutless, owned by Steve Anderson S S o F 1971 Mach-1, owned by Troy Paulson 1966 Chevelle Malibu, owned by Pete Zirkle 1968 Firebird, owned by Don Nelson 28 29 1979 Chevy Blazer, owned by Curt Cloutier 1951 Chevy Deluxe, owned by Paul Huntsman It's DtUGHTTUL... It's IDEUCl005... Xrs 'DGLOVELV... “The stage is set, the band starts playing. Suddenly your heart is pounding. Wishing secretly you were a star.” These are lines from “The Grand Illusion” by STYX, and it describes how the audience of Anything Goes felt as the curtain opened for each performance. If you saw Anything Goes during it’s November run, maybe you remember some of the highlights. And even if you weren’t in the audience, you may have heard some pretty strange things about this musical. It’s unlike any other musical Park Center has ever performed. The characters include a gangster, a slinky nightclub performer (who is part evangelist), four “angels,” an English gentleman, his fiance and her ecentric mother,, a stock broker and his boss, a flapper who chums around with the gangster, two Chinese gamblers accompanied by a missionary, an entire sailing crew including the captain, plus a shipload of passengers. To put the plot in a nutshell, it’s a boy meets girl type of story that takes place on a 1930 love boat: boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, boy gets engaged to girl. Girl meets up with old flame. Old flame arranges for sexy lady to entertain boy. Old flame falls in love with girl. Boy falls in love with sexy lady. And everyone lives happily ever after. 30 I remember what happened the last time we took a quick spin! 31 You're the top! Evl, one look at you and I get HOT PANTS ! Oh hello there! I'm Mr . George Bernard Shaw Let’s Misbehave Bon Voyage Friendship I Get a Kick Out of You Be Like the Bluebird Take Me Back to Manhattan All Through the Night 32 BLOW. GABRIEL. BLOW' MOMENTS TO REMEMBER: The wicked witch of the west strikes again. haircuts Brilcream fingerwaves feathers tap dancing standing ovations closing night cast party Sinner? I'd like to be! THE END 33 One-Act-Flay JANE EYRE Mrs. Fairfax Dana Zumwinkle Jane Eyre .................. Gay Hanson Mr. Edward Rochester Steve Harrington Mr. Mason Todd Passenheim Crew Dan Lane Debbie Davis Cast: Dana Zumwinkle. Todd Passenheim. Gay Hanson. Steve Harrington. The One-Act Play for this year was Jane Eyre. It was a very serious play, requiring firm interpretation on the part of the small cast. The play, which was rehearsed for six weeks, was performed three times. The Region 5AA contest was held at Fridley Grace High School, and Jane Eyre won 3rd place. It was also performed at Holy Angels, and at Park Center for the public. Mr. Christenson, the advisor, felt that it was the finest cast in all of his ten years of directing One-Act Plays. 34 CHILDRENS THEATRE What is Children’s Theatre? It starts with a group of talented students, willing to spend a lot of time putting together a play for 3,000 children in the district. It is the most unique type of play, in that rehearsals are never held on the actual stage of performance. The performances are held in the gyms of the elementary schools, which requires a lot of flexibility on the cast’s part. The audience is involved In the play which means that the cast must adapt to different situations. Because of the audience participation, the play is always done differently- This year’s play was The Emperor’s New Clothes, and involved a cast of 12. The play lasted 45 minutes, and the props and set included 7 boxes, 1 mirror, and a weaving loom; leaving the task of inspiring most of the imagination to the cast. The advisor, Mr. Hermann, summed up this year’s play by saying. “The success of the play relies on the actors’ imagination and getting them involved with the kids. Our cst did that very well.” CAST Emperor Mark Walters Empress Julie Kronen Gengo Don Berke Minamoto Sarah Cederberg Mikilu Lisa Bromen Haiton Rick Lareau Takaguchi Mark Miller Stage Keeper Mary Columbus Stage Protector Sue Tyo Stage Protector Paula Carlson Stage Musician Tammy Chamberlin Morotaka Jerry Haupert SNO-DAZE 1980 Senior Attendants: John Bevacco and Kim Deithert 1980 Sno-Da2e King and Queen: John Bevacco and Jill Witherbee Senior Attendants: Kevin McGown and Jill Witherbee Senior Attendants: Steve Bear and Beth Bodick Senior Attendants: Paul Domaas and Nancy Lcerhoff Senior Attendants: Dave Leyse and Torri Lee 36 1980 Sno-Daze M.C.’s: Steve Stong and Bridget Olzenak at right, and at left: Kurt Holmgren, without fellow Qupld: Mike Hallman Sophomore Attendants: Rex Rabine and Vicki Helm 1979 Sno-Daze King and Queen: Peg Gutenberg and Mike Hunger Junior Attendants: Clint Vilks and Angie Helm 37 SNO-DAZE 1980 TALENT IN THE HEART OF THE NIGHT 38 Rlngo Starr George Harrison MORE TALENT Steve Richael THE PILLOW PEOPLE 39 The Royal Court’s Jester STILL MORE! The Skiu Bros. Blues Band P.C. Danceline 40 Deb Haberkorn AND Troy Rolek MORE SKUZ THERE’S TALENT AFTER THE SHOW TOO! The National Honor Society started planning Sno-Daze ’80 two months before the event. Soon plans turned to reality as committees were formed and the actual work got rolling. The date of February 14 set a great mood and enhanced the theme “In the Heart of the Night.”. Decorations consisted of traditional Valentines Day symbols such as hearts, stars, and of course cupids speaking of cupids, where did those two butch cupids go? The M. C.’s got coronation off to a great start with royalty and talent introductions. Talent was full of variety with each individual act giving off it’s own charm and excitement. Soon the last act finished and all became still. “Who will it be?”, people whispered. Curiosity grew as the M. C.’s fought over who would get to do the announcing. All was quiet, and then came the suspence shattering moment of the M. C.’s announcement of king and queen. There is a burst of applause, then with royal crowns in place, 1980 Sno-Daze King John Vevacco escorts Queen Jill Witherbee around the gym for the royal walk. The two reigned over the rest of the Sno-Daze activities. After coronation, everyone headed toward the cafeteria to participate in the festive carnival activities. The following morning there was the traditional Sno-Daze pep fest followed by more picture taking. After that the royalty headed off to Country Kitchen for breakfast, then to the IDS, then to MI PI. That evening many danced the night away to the band “Escape”. Finally to the disappointment of all, Sno-Daze ’80 came to it’s conclusion. How exciting it all was! 41 FRONT ROW: Director Ed Anthony. Teresa Swanberg. Patti Bach. Jerri Matteson, Tammte Paulson. Ann Burnett, Judi Roberts. Deb MaJewicki, Tammy Korlath, Maureen Garrett. Sue Meyer, Donna Orvls, Tracy Hollenbeck. Kate DePaolis, Holly Altermatt, Laura Dahlin, Ann Gunther. Ginny Temte. SECOND ROW: Lori Mulder, Marl Kerkow, Lisa Koch. Sue Nordvik. Kerri Engstrom, Julie Kronen. Julie Eakins. Carole Krych, Teresa Olson. Deb Haberkom. Jackie Rolfs. Kim Springer. Sue Brown. Sherri Jorgenson, Becky Faue. Lisa Goris, Jody Foote. Jill Herman. THIRD ROW: Vicki Unruh, Amy Stewart. Sharon Garrett. Sue Hanson. Chris Holznecht, John Link. Dan Cofield, Chris Bodick, Tom Dellsi. Greg Juaire, Greg Musolf. Bill Nafsted. Chris Paulson. Hans Lund. Brent Jensen. Joe Temte. Dave Malewicki. Jeff Peterson. BACK ROW: Mark Miller. Barry Mortenson, Dave Nelson, Mike Kutscher, Pat Lee, Mark Kowalczyk. Scott Prins. Chris Otten, Doug Jaeger. Mark Weber. Paul Stewart. Paul Hauck. Steve Stong. Troy Rolek, Paul Montgomery. Dave Larsen. Ken Mills. P.C. FOLK 42 FRONT ROW: Chris Holznecht. Becky Faue. Tammle Paulson. Laura Dahlin. Kate DePaolis. Jody Foote. Tom Dellsi. BACK ROW: Pat Lee, Jackie Rolfs. Julie Kronen, Chris Bodick. Mark Kowalc-zyk, Lisa Geris. Mark Miller. Paul Stewart, Scott Prins. VARSITY CHOIR FRONT ROW: Deb Alftman, Sharon Madsen, Jeanna Moline. Jane Llndberg, Karen Stewart. Cheryl Glenn. Traci Campbell. Lisa Willis. Cheryl Miller. Lisa Wilkinson. Patti Atanasoff. Chris Lofgren. Jenny Lane, Judy SchroeT. SECOND ROW: Karen Heinen, Joanne Juettner. Diane Patton. Beth Stoesz, Karen Hatz. Bruce Jorgenson. Rick Barney. Dave Ruiz. Mike Hazeldlne, Kent Smith. Cheryl Crosby. Jill Vogel. Lisa Dietmann. Peggy Abclson. Kelly Whalen. Lisa Bredeson, Director Terry Nordberg, BACK ROW: Paula Wyman. Jodi Rosa. Kathy Steere. Jody Sonderby, Sue Korus. Tanna Morris. Karl Cummers. John Lawicnce. Scott Lund. Jim Keefe. Terry Wilson, Joyce Klefsaas. Mary Zeller. Karen Scholly, Lisa Harris. Tammy Hopps. Pam Lhotka. Sandy Kemkes PIRATE CHOIR FRONT ROW: Bonnie Vogel. Chris Proctor. Michelle Heath. Julie Alto. Paula Carlson. Amy Moon. Cheryl Weber. Janice Sandford. Lori Nygaard. Beth Fleagle, Mary Columbus, Sheri Kack, Sandy Jacobson. Juliann Delaney, Mary Sandell. SECOND ROW: Gail Leider, Cheryl Dolbec. Denise Cardinal. Kim Beccham, Julie Hanken. Donna Holzknecht, Jackie Kessler. Laura Hall. Rhonda Travis. Lynne McManus. Lisa Lubrecht. Kelly Bennett. Kathy Kelvie. Stephanie Weiss. Linda Gaster. THIRD ROW: Kim Burgess. Karen Barcus. Don Berke. Pete Kleckner. Paul Bonin. Pat Gottsman. Keith Sturm. Paul Roop, Jim Ewing. Todd Hauek. Arnic Rono. Mark Nygaard. Brian Boggs. Brian Bloomqulst, Debbie Zane, Rhonda Scurry. Gall Pearson. Anne Atanasoff. BACK ROW Steph Bechtel, Beth Olson. Kristi Gooden. Dave Larabee. Rick LaReau. Jim Cosman. Scott Olson. Steve Dalrymple. Brian Unruh. Marcus Yams. Gene Prehatney. Marc Webster. Mike Walstrom. Larry Hambleton. Steve Hanson. Gretchen Schneider. Missy Byron. Tammy Swanson 43 CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Kate DePaolis, Glnny Temte. MIDDLE ROW: John Link, Jackie Rolfs. Scott Prins. BACK ROW: Dave Larsen. Julie Kronen. Deb Malewickl, Vicki Unmh, Mark Miller. NOT PICTURED: Jack! Aguilar. SCOTT PRINS AND LAURA DAHLIN ALL-STATE 44 FRONT ROW: Mark Anderson. Karl Albers. Sharon Garrett. Karin Swanson. Darlene Perreault. Kathy Holt. BACK ROW. Sandi Lainc, Marde Mortenson. Sarah Cederberg. Dan Hendrickson, director John Hamilton. Tom Quanrud, Tammy Swanson. Dave Nelson. Mary Perreault. Peter Olson. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Thompson. Steve Granning. Mary Brey. John Kaatz. Helen Sholly, Sherri Meyer. The Park Center Orchestra was led by director John Hamilton. The group was fairly small, but participated in many activities such as the musical, concerts, state music contests, and also a tour in the spring. It was a very enjoyable year for all involved. 45 S3HCAirnn:o2ao FRONT ROW: Sandy Sowl, Bill Leary. Cindy Larson. Beth Dustrud. Laurie Lcwandowskt. Denise Walsh. Sue Thurston. Gnna Vcrgin. SECOND ROW: Chris Escher. Lori Mulder, Linda Mika. Karen Youmans. Torri Lee. Jackie Pankow, Jim Tomans. Gna Bitterman. Vicki Unruh. Sue Brown, Mary Ellen Hossler, THIRD ROW: Carolyn McClure. Paul Schuette. Jeanne Demers. Nancy Leerhoff. Betsy McGonigal, Gary Peterson. Steve Harrington. Kent Lindstrom. Ilze Sprogis. Sue Gahwiler. FOURTH ROW: Lori Vana, Michelle Boll. Lynn Hartlage. Paul Zwack. Cheryl Fink. John Hultcen. Jody Kaluznick, Bill Terry. Genn Schoenrock. Barb Anderson. Dave Nyquist. Mark Molde, Jefl Fish. Jean VanWie. Pat Lee. BACK ROW: Lisa Bradley. Jill Loveberg. Gary Johnson, Chris Otten, Director Ellwood Hoiseth. Todd Johnson NOT PICTURED: Jacki Aguilar. Steve Reichel, Knssa Watson. ALL-STATE MARK MOLDE GINNA VERGIN W.E. Band Council: Pres. Bill Leary. Soph. Rep. Michelle Boll. Junior Rep. Chris Otten, Vice-Pres. Jean VanWie, Sr. Rep. Jeff Fish. NOT PICTURED: Sec.-Tres. Jacki Aguilar. 46 SYMPHONIC BAND v- ■V V'' : ylL I U - «« - . . : i 1 ■ — «- 11 . ' • M; v ' r vl £ ; LV A ’ f v 4: i : - r ,z FRONT ROW: Dawn Renner, Kaihy Zwack, Lori Gahwiler. Brenda Holt. Jill Herman. Kathy Wetley, Maureen Garret. Kim Johnson. Jan Brey. SECOND ROW Lisa Loxtercamp, Debbie Sandene, Pam Puls. Colleen Palcher, Tammy Mltchum. Traci Campbell. Sue Huber. Loti Vana. THIRD ROW: Patty Polk. Eileen Barney. Laura Reese. Bonnie Bromen. Paul Sutton. Eugene Krager. Chris Kiley. Steve Anderson. Jim Fox. Lisa Mullen. Debbie Catlett. Steve Orenstein. FOURTH ROW: Dan Strom. Jeff Johnson. Brad Hoiseth. Dave Brat. Dan Pfaffe. Theresa Swanberg, Pete Sands. Monti Zimmerman. Scott Mallon. Mike Harledine. Jerry Karsikas, Keith Benson. Jeff Parlow. Scott Carlson. Bob Stromwall. LAST ROW: Jon Oakvik. Glenn O'Meara. Dave Malewicki. Director Ellwood Hoiseth. NOT PICTURED: Mike Norby. Dan Pavlik. Greg Pavlik. Paula Roth. 47 Symphonic Band Council: Sec.-Tres. Lori Vana. Pres. Dave Malewicki. Junior Rep. Glenn O’Meara. Sr. Rep. Pete Sands. Vlce Prcs. Jeff Johnson. Soph. Rep. Kim Johnson FRONT ROW: Kathy Teubert. Karen Barcus. Tracey Voel . Karen Lawrence, Sandy Madsen. Gretchen Schneider. Danielle Henium, Andrea Nordby, Lori Luttrell. Jane Konkler. Pat McNevin, SECOND ROW: Lisa Johnson. Jill Groenke. Heather Brolin. Debbie Holden. Wendy Scott, Susie Freske, Dianne Peterson, Nancy Honkala. Kevin Iverson, Joanne Casey. Ann Knecht, Dawn Donner, Trisha Reed. Chres Kondrak. THIRD ROW: Linda Olson. Colleen Lazaroff. Sue Anderson. Connie Anderson. Beth Stumne, Brenda Stoesz. Sandy Voeltz. Trent Burns. Michelle Stanislawski. Tom Walin, Greg Nyberg, Jim Gustafson. Mike Schroeder, Nick Hartlage, Kres Gunderson. Dec O'Hair. Sue Often, Rose Lembke, Karen Busse. FOURTH ROW Gary Granntng, Scott Backman, John Quigley, Jon Fish. Bill Bredeson. Mark Johnson. Pat Murphy. Paul Manders. Mark Gause. Jim Cosman. Todd Johnson, Gary Messplay. Mark Koch. Bruce Jonason. Bob Wikstrom. Dave Oakvik, Don Peterson. Jim Ewing. Doug Chevalier. BACK ROW: Lenny Carlson. Dave Mtnarovic. Dave Raatz. Jody Moe, Brian Boggs. Paul Tollefsrud. Director John Olson PIRATE BAND COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Jody Moe. Lori Luttrell, Dawn Donner. SECOND ROW: Heather Brolin. Dec O'Hair. BACK ROW: Jim Cosman. Mike Schroeder. Doug Chevalier. 48 JAZZ ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Brad Holseth, John Hultc«n, Dan Pfaffe, Dave Brat. Cheryl Fink. Paul Zwack. SECOND ROW: Chris Otten. Todd Johnson, Jell Fish. Pete Sands. Jean VanWic. Steve Harrington. Gary Peterson. THIRD ROW: Cindy Larson, John Link, llze Sprogis. Michelle Boll, Sue Brown. Director John Olson. FOURTH ROW: Kent Lind-Strom, Scott Carlson. Mark Molde. Bob Stromwell. NOT PICTURED: Steve Reichel JAZZ ENSEMBLE II FRONT ROW: Eugene Krager, Jim Gustafson. Tom Walin, Jim Fox. SECOND ROW: Joe Tempte. Glenn O'Meara. Gary Messplay. Pat Lee. Doug Chevalier. Jim Ewing. THIRD ROW: Dave Raatz. Lenny Carlson, Monti Zimmerman. Dan Strom. Bill Brederson. Jody Kaluznkk. Joanne Casey. Sandy Voeltz. Director John olson. FOURTH ROW: Gary Gran-ning. John Fish. Scott Backman 49 s FORD MERCURY SKELLY SUMMER MARCHING BAND “PIRATE PRIDE.” That was the moving spirit behind the 1979-80 Summer Marching Band. It was a highly successful season featuring first place finishes in the Tater Daze and Buffalo parades. The band also came in second at Princeton and Milaca and received a third place trophy against tough competition at Montevideo. The summer’s success was based mainly on greatly increased membership, with many highly spirited individuals, and the return of Mr. Hoiseth as director. With an improved band, and the spirit to keep it going, the summer of 1979 was a great success. FOOTBALL MARCHING PIRATES Keep those lines straight! LEFT. RIGHT. LEFT!! How long is this going to take? Practice makes perfect most of the time! Ski Gub Member! in Alph. Order: Jill Anderson, Ted Anderson. Nancy Antilla, Bruce Ascher, Randy Barcus, Robyn Bestmger, Kevin Binger. Michelle Boll, Sheila Bourassa. Chuck Brandes. Sandy Brackin. Jim Burns. Vickie Carlson. Jan Christensen. Jean Cole. Barb Cornwell. Lee Eidsvoog. Kerri Engstrom, Kevin Erickson. Rhonda Evans. Robert Faue. Mark Faust. Dan Fees. Brad Fourre. Susie Freske. Terri Giving, Kathy Gowan, Jill Groenke, Jim Gustafson. Jeff Haack, Cheryl Hadden. Julie Hanken. Gay Hanson. Lynn Hartlage (Pres ), Tom Hau, Joe Janasz. Michelle Heath. Brent Jenson. Dave Jess. Michelle Jindra (Sec ). Jeff Johnson. Kevin Johnson. Lisa Johnson. Mark Johnson. Rick Kalisjewski. Dave Kelly, Mike Klllarln. Brad Kjos. Pete Kleckner. Jeff Kline. Chris Lausen. Denise Leahy. Nancy Lecrhoff, Mark Limanen. Lori Lindstrom, Brad Linnell, Glenn Litwiller. Bob Long. Scott McManus. Dave Minarovtc. Shane Mollers. Joel Moline. Lori Mommsen. Mark Munson. Marty Munson. Lisa Ness. Scott Nixon. Julie Nyland, Dave Nyquist, Michele Olson. Steve Olson. Garry Palm. Lynn Parson. Troy Paulson, Steve Petroski, Julie Pfeifer. Mary Porreault, Maria Prince. Ron Richard. Kathy Reed. Robin Roe, Mary Sandell. Pete Sands. Paul Schuette, Wendy Scott. Joan Smith. Mike Sneen. Terri Spars. Corrina Springfield. Gordy Solingcr. Brenda Stevenson. Dawn Staycoff, Kathy Steinkopf, Denise Sullivan. Tom Sullivan. Paul Sutton, Kathy Teubert. Bruce Thelen. Kelly Tighe. Wayne Thompson. John Thulecn. Terry Tveila. Todd Tveita. Clinton Vllks. Joel Waldon. Mark Walters. Larry Weiss (Sec.). Trudy Westerman (Sec.), Lisa Weston. Bob Wilson. 52 FOREIGN LANGUAGE SPANISH Front L-R Tom Quanrud. Brett Springfield. Sue Saarl. Michelle Hessian. Liz Lane. Tracy Ackerman. Tim Jensen. Dana Zumwlnkle Row 2 Steve Bowman, Lisa Bredeson. Jill Day. Bettejo Andolino. Robyn Heimark, Sue Bultman, Terri Werth Row 3 Mrs. Swanson. Mike White, Dawn Harrer, Chris Paulsen. Sue Meyer. Sandl Richardson. Corrina Springfield. Joan Smith. Pam Rattei, Dave Young Row 4 Trent Burns. Kevin Binger, Jody Foote. Pam Wilson, Stacy Enger. Heather Brolin, Patty Davlch, Jean Gustafson. Debbie Zanc, Jeff Johnson, Kathy Gowan, Mark Walters. Lynn Duwenhoegger, Jim Phipps FRENCH Front L-R Sue Brennan. Angie Helm. Sheila Bourasa, Patty Lawrence. Jeanette Landree Row 2 Kim Nels, Carol Brown. Beth Bodick, Julie Daniels. Sue Hanson. Toni Hill, Shelly Christensen. Karen Flnbraaten. Krissa Watson. Denise Walsh Row 3 Sherry Jorgenson. Debbie Malewicki. Bridget Olzenak, Kelly Duffy. Julie Alto. Jody Miller, Donna Sctran, Julie Rogers, Karen Busse, Sue Holmqulst, an Callendar. Holly Altermatt, Maria Prince, Sharon Kollodge Row 4 Mrs. J Johnson. Sue Korus, Mari Kerkow, Nancy Honkala, Lisa Baldwin. Pam Miller, George Vioiette. Lori LuttrelJ. Diane Wager. Carol Stone. Brenda Strieker. Bill Johnson 54 GERMAN OKTOBERFEST Have I got a joke for you! 1 think It’s edible! Frying Brauts! Front Row; Mike Shane. Kim Vettling. Gina Swanson. Sandy Kcmpkcs, Joy Goebel, Joe Janasz. Pam Eckhoff Second Row; Kim Goligowski. Shawna Burris. Paul Seifert. Lisa Ness, Carol Sandberg, Bruce Thclen. Gtnny Tcmtc Third Row; Chris Lofgren, Jim Foot. Marl Kuckenbecker, Frank Hermes. Julie Kronen, Guy Nauman, Deb Pierskalla. Michelle Olson Fourth Row; John Loch, Mona Hcitjlg, Dave Redbum, Wally Skaja, Jim Witry, Greg Anderson. Murphee Hinton. HerT Causton. “Beer Barrel Polka Let's go Baby! CLASS Bottom row: Marta Polij. Jean VanWie. Deb Malewicki. Kate Depaolit, Anita Magnuson. Mari Kerkow. Row 2: Lynn Hartlege, Betsy McGonigal, Row 3: Lisa Simcoe. Ginny Temple. Sarah Hutcheson. Lisa Ness. Tim Fischer. Row 4: Sue Saari, Michelle Olson. Mr. Okerson. Vicki Unruh, Beth Stoesz, Sherry Jorgensen. Tanna Morse. Banister row: Laurie Hopf, Laurie Lewendowski, Scott McManus. Dave Ruis, Frank Hermes. Not pictured: Deb Pierskalla. Janice Bergeron. Officers: Vice-president Kate DePoalis, President Anita Magnuson. Treasurer Deb Habercorn, and not pictured. Secretary Janice Bergeron. SENIOR The Senior Class Cabinet elected Anita Magnuson as their president. Kate DePaolis as their vice president, Janice Bergeron as secretary, and Deb Habercorn as treasurer. Their main project was Homecoming. With only four short weeks in which to work, the cabinet produced a very successful! Homecoming which will always be remembered. The cabinet was greatful to Mr. Okerson who did a super job as a first year advisor. Other activities carried out the rest of the year included; singing Christmas cards, snow-daze raffle, and the senior banquet. 56 CABINETS JUNIOR The Juniors were quite busy this year. They selected Teresa Olson as their president, and Joyce Klefsaas, Ilze Spro-gis, and Lisa Geris as their other officers. The group planned this year’s prom for the 9th of May, at the Registry Hotel. To help raise money for the prom, the Juniors had a rock-a-thon, and sold Booster Buttons. Front Row: Sandy Flowarskl. Lisa Dietman. Ll a Geris. Lisa Willis Second Row: Robin Hymark, Anne Burnett, Shelly Christiansen, Colleen Jamlnski Third Row: Tammy Hopps. Jodi Kaluzinick, Karen Saxton, John Edwards Fourth Row: Cheryl Glenn, Paul Saunders. Ilze Sprogis. Teresa Olson, John Dewenhoegger. Joyce Klefsaas Front Row: Lisa Dubois, Kim Johnson. Second Row: Jan Brey, Dawn Donncr, Kathy Tubert, Julie Hanken Third Row: Mr. Rasmussen, Dianne Peterson, Debbie Holden, Becky Krause, Jullann Delaney. Stephanie Duckdow, Kristi Gooden, Lynn McManus. Don Kramber SOPHOMORE The sophomores did something a bit different this year. Instead of choosing officers, they elected two people, Ju-liann Delaney and Dawn Donner, who organized the meetings. Under those two, there were four committees with an organizer for each. They were: Dances: Kim Johnson; Buttons: Annette Eggert; Publicity: Tom Whalin; and a Pepfest committee: Julie Hanken and Jan Brey. The Sophomores main project this year was to hold a dance late in the year. 57 FIRST ROW: Lea Connors. Dawn Donner. Andrea Johnson. Roger Forystek, Monti Zimmerman. Eugene Huck. John Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Stanislawski, Tammy Mitchum. Lisa Willis. Teresa Olson. Karen Hatz, Patty Polk. Lisa Dietman. Dawn Harrer, Patty McNevin. Darcy Hitesman. Jackie Haugen. THIRD ROW: Debbie Davis. Scott Johnson. Debbie Holden, Mike Killorin. Aliesa Holbert. Steve Orenstein, Alan Scheller, Joey Thibodeau. Beth Bodick. Kim Diethert, Greg Jacobson. Student government at Park Center went from a classroom situation to a representative extra curricular council. Each homeroom had the opportunity to elect a representative to sit on the council. It has had a slow start but there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel. “When I look back and think about all the work and time that has been spent trying to make OSA work, it hardly seems worth it. But I can take great pride In PCSC because it’s new and energetic. We don’t get a credit anymore, but what we do get is far more valuable. I'll'leave Park Center with a feeling of confidence in the new council and the sense of accomplishment OSA never could have provided.” Darcy Hitesman: PCSC President. rRONT HOW: Teresa Olson: Jr Cab Ol. Debbie Davis Jr Pres. Dai|y Hitesman PCSC Pres BACK ROW Roger Forystek: So Cab Of. John Edwards Tres. Mike Killorin tt Johnson: Sec. I , 58 FRONT ROW: Dan Vanderheyden. SECOND ROW: Ginny Tempte, Donna Orvis. Jackie Rolfs. Laura Thels, Lisa Ness, Laurie Hopf. Bill Gustafson. Denise Nygaard, Nancy Blesi, Darcy Hitesman. THIRD ROW: Sue Thurston. Gary Kivi, Laurie Lewandowski. Jill Lovberg, Debbie Pierskalla. Bill Leary. Tres Tronvold. Gary Johnson. Joe Jana$2. BACK ROW: Lisa Koch, Kate DePolis. Michelle Hessian. Mike Thelen. Vickie Unruh, Kevin Blnger, Lynn Hartlage, Mark Faust. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Fish. Deb Haberkorn, Sarah Hutcheson. John Link, Dave Nelson. Mitch Nord. Todd Ofsthun. Jackie Pankow. N H S The nineteen seventy nine-eighty National Honor Society was a group of forty hard-working student leaders. Each member demonstrated a high level of Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Services. Among the events sponsered by NHS were the 3-D Movie, “It Came From Outer Space”, Sno-Daze, In The Heart Of The Night” and the annual Blood-bank. This years group carried on the tradition of excellence that Park Center has learned to associate with it’s Honor Society. $9 BUCCANEER FRONT ROW: Holly Altermatt, Sue Meyer. Carol Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Steve Moore. Trc� Tronvold. Judy Schroer. Sandi Richardson. Peggy Vetter, Debbie Davis. BACK ROW: Brian Jorgensen, Dave Young. Kevin Blnger, Mark Walters. Mark Munsun, John Edwards. Ken Little. Every day during sixth hour room 240 came alive with the frenzied commotion of a pressroom. Typewriters crackled, as diligent reporters and photographers went dashing through the school to get the scoop on the latest news. Many times students had to frantically step aside because a Buc reporter was vaulting down the hall in search of a gymnastics story, or a fast breaking news story. But the hardest worker of them all, and the guy who was seen running up and down the halls with a pack of screaming sophomore girls nipping at his heels, was none other than Fillmore Gorch, cub reporter and renounced humorist. The reward for all this effort was the Buccaneer. PC’s news magazine. This critically acclaimed publication devoted itself to answering the questions which loomed big in the minds of the students-with one exception; who is Fillmore Gorch? ADVISOR: MS. CAROL GILBERT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: TRES TRONVOLD MANAGING EDITOR: KEVIN BINGER PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: SUE MEYER SPORTS ED.-BUSINESS MANAGER: KEN LITTLE FEATURE EDITOR: DAN COUTURE 60 YEARBOOK Working on a deadline. There’s more to yearbook than that which meets the eye. Yearbook is hard work dedication staying after school until 10:30 P.M. on a Friday night signing out and not coming back trying to meed deadlines scaring Mr. Chucker Mr. Chucker’s inevitable ‘‘Holmes! ‘‘I get no respect” Ponderosa steak sandwiches while completing a deadline Mr. Chucker’s impressions of Herb Carneal and Ed Sullivan Faust having a temper tantrum Mr. Chucker’s usual Not now I’m having a Rothchilds” and “have a seat young man” avoiding unnecessary work “Dissss-missssed!” eating at Perkins at 12 midnight. As anyone can tell this is no ordinary class. That’s why first year advisor Jim Chucker took the job. He explains, 1 wanted a challenge.” The staff made sure his job would be a challenge (in no uncertain terms). All things considered, the staff produced a fine book to remember the year of 1980. FRONT ROW: Laurie Hopf, Shari Thomas. Kathy Zwack. Denise Nygaard. Mark Faust. Tim Fischer. SECOND ROW: Lisa Ness. Kim Springer. Gina Bitterman. Mary Plante, Jackl Aguilar. Paul Zwack. Todd Holmes, BACK ROW: Mr. Chucker. Tom Bangasser. Kris Miller. Kari Albers. Bill Leary. Janice Bergeron. Trudy Westerman, Pam Dorweiler, Michelle Jindra, Steve Anderson. Troy Paulson. NOT PICTURED: Chris Kaupp. Cori Llchtenberg. Lori Lindstrom, Tanna Morse. Jeni Sochcr. Teri Solinger, Sarah Hutcheson. Englebert Orvoloski: Yearbook M.V.P. 61 “And you wonder why the yearbook is late?” KPCI KPCI-Park Center’s school radio station, has been in operation since October of 1976. At that time they were using A.V. equipment furnished by the Osseo school district. But in 1977 they acquired new equipment which was certainly as good as that used by some professional radio stations. There were twenty active members on the KPCI staff this past year, with Scott Losey as Program Manager, Pat Cain as General Manager, and Joel Cary as Assistant Manager. KPCI was open to anyone who signed up and could operate the equipment. Tune selection was decided by polls taken by the student body. The KPCI staff also hosted a number of dances held in the school cafeteria. The money made from the tickets and the use of the concession stand went toward the purchase of new records. KPCI was for entertainment and informational use. Shows were broadcast daily in the morning before school, during the three lunch periods, and after school. 62 FRONT ROW: Greg Nyberg, Scott McLcar, Sean McCoy, Scott Losey, Dan Lane. SECOND ROW: Dave Glcnzinski, Krissa Waston, Lee Eidsvoog, Vance Gust. BACK ROW: Dan Pfaffc, Mitch Nord, Dan Ische. Greg Anderson, Pat Cain. Bill Gustafson. ELECTRONICS Crack there went a fuse, that was Electronics hard at work for the second school year. Electronics was a club for anyone who was interested in working with electricity and doing experiments. They also made an electric game for Snow Daze Carnival booth. Electronics was a way to getting students interested in Amateur Radio (known as Hams). They had to learn to use the equipment and get a license. Just before Christmas they talked to seven different countries and were able to talk to anyone around the world. This past year Columbia Heights and Fridley High Schools were also involved in Ham operation. All three schools got together and showed each other what they had for equipment hoping they would get other schools involved someday. Our club had eight active members and four more who were on their way to getting a license. The Electronics club bought an antenna and mast and put it on the school roof. With a seventy-five foot mast and $2,000 in equipment, Electronics Club was able to transmit around the world! FRONT ROW: Dave Glenslnske, Eric Nelson. Doug Rower. Dan Whipple (Advisor). SECOND ROW: Bill Gustafson (Pres ), Mitch Nord. Keith Benson (Vice Pres ), Don Kramber. THIRD ROW: Greg Richardson. Kirk Roden. John Link (Treas.). BACK ROW: Rich Allen. Steve Bowman. Dan Lane. NOT SHOWN: Robert Dulalia (Sec.), Scott McLear, Mark Dtetel, Craig Larsen. Stan McCoy. Joe Larson. HAMS: Eric Nelson, Dan Whipple (Advisor). Joel Larson. Keith Benson. NOT SHOWN: Mark Dietcl. Peter Rosch. Bill Phipps. Crn m h oo m o FRONT ROW: D nelle Cardinal, Debbie Rock, Dan Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Mary Miranowski, Karen Barcus, Michelle Boll. Laura Hall, John THIRD ROW: Greg Nyberg, Dave Brat. Tom Wallin. Paul Seifert. Dave Redburn. Pat Burns. FOURTH ROW: Miss Krause. Steve Thurston, Scott Olson, Ann Knecht, Karen Lawrence. Wally Skaja. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Pierskella, Theresa Swanberg, Scott Finsrud, Tom Ruth, Jim Ewing. SIXTH ROW: Mike Shane, Tracy Voels, Kim Gollgowskl. Monti Zimmerman. NOT PICTURED: Dan Bogucki, Dean Christensen, Jon Fish, Toni Hill. Kevin Iverson, Lisa Loxtercamp, Kevin McCormick, Marsha Mortenson, Eric Nelson, Sandra Vocltz, Shelly Christensen, Lisa Colemen, Janet Kachman, Haun Ngo, Paul Saunders. Dan Strom. Paul, Sutton, Jim Tomans. Hans Lund. Membership in a national honor society for forensic students is an important objective of the debate student. Students debate in interscholastic competition where they earn points toward membership and various degrees of honor in the National Forensic League. Debaters are trained for leadership by: learning to make a thorough analysis of current issues on the national and international level; learning to think on their feet in front of audiences; and becoming skilled spokespeople on advanced controversial issues of the day. 64 SPEECH CLUB There’s more to speech than talking. That’s what the 35 students involved in the 1980 Park Center Speech Club found out. They took poems, stories, essays, plays, and ideas and discovered how to present them orally in the most effective way. Participants in the program learned how to fight nervousness, how to speak in front of a large crowds, and how to use their own ideas and voices to get a message across to a group. With the help of the coach. Mr. Christensen; and assistant. Miss Krause; the students competed in invitationals, round-robins, sub-regions, regions, and finally the state meet in St. Cloud. Students received ribbons and medals, while the winning school in the regions won a trophy. 1980 Speech Club Lisa Bromen Debbie Davis Dana Zumwinkle Gay Hanson Pat McNevin Mary Miranowski Paul Necklen Dan Pfaffe Dan Hendrickson Scott Finsrud Jim Foote Robert Dulalia Mike Kempenick Peggy Vetter Dave Glenzinski Doud Chevelier Karina Stellberg Steve Harrington Jeff May Gretchen Schnieder Tammy Chamberlain Bobby Blanz Becky Krause Jodi Marsyla Michelle Boll Dawn Renner Cindy Anderson Sarah Cederberg FRONT ROW: Tammy Chamberlain. Monti Zimmerman. Karina Stellberg, Peggy Vetter BACK ROW: Paul Necklen. Scott Finsrud. Tom Pluth, Dan Hendrickson. Debbie Davis, Robert Dulalia. 65 What is EURO ’80? Very simply it is a group of dedicated, hard working seniors striving for one common goal: to go to Europe in the summer of 1980. It sounded easy enough. Just hop on a plane, fly over to Europe, travel around for a month, and fly back; all for under $1000. However, It was not quite that simple. The two teacher-chaperones, Mr. Causton and Mr. Larson, insisted on that. The students had to plan out where they wanted to go, how much time to spend in each place, and what to see while there. Also, they were required to get a basic knowledge of the German language (if they didn’t have it already) through an X L German class. Furthermore, in a before-school class called European Studies, they studied the cultures and customs of the countries they planned to visit (trimesters 1 and 3). Although all the planning started in their junior year, the fun activities began once school ended. During summer vacation, the members of the group got together to get in shape and to get to know each other better. Some of their activities included a 4-mile run, a 15-mile hike, a bike trip to Lake Calhoun, and a trip down the Apple River. Once school reopened, the studying and planning intensified. Costs had inflated to $1600, yet all but one person stayed on. The final test for all the hardwork will come in Europe, but no matter how the trip turns out, the knowledge they gained in the classroom will remain with them, always. SITTING: Laurie Lewandowskl, KNEELING: Debbie Person. Gregg Mu- solf. Bill Leary, Donna Orvts. Scott McManus, Ginny Temte. Lynn Hart-lage. Michelle Olson. STANDING: Pam Echoff. Mr. Larson. Eugene Huck, Joe Janascz. Mike Thelen, Gary Johnson. Bill Phipps. Greg Anderson. Lisa Koch. Debbie Haberkorn. Barb Anderson. Mr. Causton. 66 CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB (left to right) Jim Foote Brian Niebur Steve Sexton (coach) Guy Gibbs Craig Larsen Keith Benson NOT PICTURED: Joe Larson THE 1979-80 PARK CENTER USHERETTES 67 DECA Row 1: AI Boiles, Jeff Elliot. Row 2: Cindy Kragness, Judl Roberts, Barb Rick, Terri Kvall, Kelly Stokes. Row 3: Mark Pelletier. Scott Prins. Jeff Svboda. Matt Yackel, Lee Flenzinski. Ben Roberts. OEA DECA is a club for students interested in Sales. Marketing, and Management. The DECA students have been involved in several activities this year, including attendance by several members at the district and state Distributive Education Clubs of America Career Development Conferences. DECA students earned money to attend these conferences by selling Happenings Books, a candy sale, and operating the Donut Hole. Kelly Stokes served as the DECA President, and was recognized as the Distributive Education Association Student of the Year. The Office Education Association (OEA) Club has been involved in several activities this year. The club attended and participated in both region and state leadership conferences. In order to help support these conferences, the club was involved in several fund raising events, such as Hap-pings books. Entertainment 80 books. B-Craft and helping in the Donut Hole. 68 Taryn Nystrom. Sharon Friedl, Anne Drexe), Mr. Ekelund. Tammie Odegaard. Ellen Bucko, Greg Bllndawer, Mary Stange. Lisa Benlga, Linda Schmidt, Heidi Blake, Chert Schuller, Karen Johnson. Debbie Stein. HEART Linda Joramo. Kim Lohnes. Tom K. Sullivan. Robin Contor, John Sigumura. Linda Gavenda, Julie Arnopolus. Scott Smith, Brad Baldwin, Terri Nelson, Rcnae Sanstrom, Denise DeBoer. Shari Thomas, Diane Pince, Tom Benusa. During the 1979-80 school year, the HEART Club participated in a variety of local and state activities. This fall, Kim Lohnes, was a state candidate @The Fall State Heart Conference. Students supported her campaign with a melodrama skit, handouts, and the motto — “HEART SPURS YA ON”. Various speakers presented career information to the classes. Dave Nurdaan spoke on personal safety, Arnie Mavis on the activities of the Brooklyn Center Civic Center, and Jim Rhodes on the making of furs. Students attended a feild trip to North Campus — Vo-Tech which included a brunch, food service demonstrations, a tour of facilities, and information on registration. ICA Nancy Anttlla John Albrecht Bob Anderson A1 Berg Jody Blrcher Doug Blair Darryl Bolnick Dave Cross Cindy Dietel Scott Elder Jim Feucht Tom Flynn Lanette Fore Steve Griffin Kevin Gustafson Bob Herzog, Jr. Mike Hilgert Keith Jackson Kelly Johnson Dale Llndberg Chuck Lindgren Dave McCracken Randy Murschel Julie Moore Arnold Nordquest John Plumber Brent Oelkers Troy Rolf Greg Romlnc Kevin Royle Debbie Stein Bonnie Zehm Jerry Ganly Dave Deapen 69 T Z, FRONT ROW: Gary Kivi, Gary Johnson, Mike Hallman, captain Kurt Holmgren. MIDDLE ROW: John Edwards, Tom Loch. Bill Phipps. BACK ROW: Bruce Iverson. Kent Lindstrom. 7 9 The boys’ cross country team of ’79 was led by captain Kurt Holmgren. The team went to three invites this year, to Princeton, Sauk Centre, and Little Falls. They finished the season with a 3-5 conference record. Out of 27 people, 14 of them lettered, with 3 lettermen returning next year. Kurt Holmgren made all-conference, was second in the region meet, qualified for state, and was voted M.V.P. Mike Hallman made all-conference honorable mention. The team was coached by Del Mottaz and assistant coach Russ Holland. OQ O CO u O - oc un u u FIRST ROW: Annette Eggert. co-captain Doreen Johnson. Rhonda Pigeon. Karen Barsahux, Linda Brunn, Lee Ann Connors. SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Bauer, Carol Kukowski. Kari Albers. Julie Daniels. Darcy Hitesman. Ann Atanasoff. Rose Perunovich. Amy Moon. Bridget Olzenak. Laura Zyvoloski. cocaptain Joan Klukken. THIRD ROW: manager Karen Hat . Kris Neis, Julie Rogers. Jerri Matteson. Sue Churchill. Sarah Hutcheson. Mary Heib, Cheryl Miller, Jane Klukken, Julie Huss. manager Deb El ft man. NOT PICTURED: Kelly Bennett. Kathy La Grange, Joni Hedstrom. Jan I no St. George, Anita Johnson. Kari Beuning, Dawn Thumer. 7 9 This year’s cross-country team came a long way to finish fifth in a tough region race. Cocaptains Joan Klukken and Doreen Johnson led the team to a 3-5 conference record. They are looking forward to an even better season next year since they will lose only three out of eighteen letterwinners from this year. Doreen Johnson and Linda Brunn received all-conference honorable mention. This year Sarah Hutcheson was voted M.V.P. Coach Dave Bauer said of the season, “The best Pirate CC team in the history of the school made the Fall of 79 a great one. The girls used their potential well and achieved many team and individual goals. Our seniors did a super job of leading our very young squad. The future looks very bright for the 1980’s with many good runners returning next year. This was one of my most satisfying seasons in 16 years of coaching, even though 93 rolls of toilet paper decorated my home around Halloween.” 74 VI T VARSITY FOOTBALL - si � i • J - Top. Rove 7 Steve Cole. Marty Krause. Bob Froemming. Bill Bonin. Mike Heim. Dan Pohi Mike Phillips. Jim Londo. Bill Acker. Dave Young. Korey Neisen. Frank Herman. Paul Stewart Pal Kollasch, Jim Paulson. Row ( Dale Sandahl. Tim Fischer. Barry Mortenson. Dave Duwenhoegger. Doug Jaeger. Shamus O'meara. Dan Vanderhevtlen, Jeff Yetzer. Dave Voeltz. Scott Moore. Steve Anderson, Row f Dave Braesrh. Bill Terry. Jim Witty. M.irk Walters. Rob Dowd. Tim Flander. Randy Thysse. Jelf Voight, Chris tten. Ron Alcott. Todd Anderson Kris Holzknecht Chns Mark. Row 4 Dave Deterdmg. Jim Schroer Pat liailey Scott Krippoer. Paul Domaas. Brian Schoenle Greg Necklen Jim Zerban. Tom McIntosh Todd Croaston. Jhon Link. A1 Schiller. Tom Sullivan Mike McNeil. Mike Turnquist. Row Greg Beuning. Don Lemke. Shawn Gottsman. Dan Nelson. Tony Forystek. COACHES: (Mark Hopps, Wendell Ring. Tim Herman. Ed Saxton. Scott Willis. Jerry Graham) Dick Kramer. Jhon Cambell. Paul Sanders. Tony Dailey. Tom Wvffels. Mark Faust. Row 2 Gerry Lewandowskl. Ken Little. Bob Wilson. Ken Rossman. Jhon Bevacco. Don Nelson. Jhon Duwenhoegger. Darrell Henning. Gary Luke. Dave Holcomb. Ginton Vilks. Glen O'meara. Bob Raffensparger. Don Ness. Steve Springer. Steve Kemenich. Row 1 Kent Harrison, Brett Springfield. Tom DeLisi. Ed Atanasoff. Mike Sneen. Dave Elhard. Greg Brurui. Mike Schanz. Monty Zimmer man. Scott Montgomery. Mark Anderson. Pat Doyle. Bill Schultz. Chri? Bodick MOST VALUABLE OFFENSE: Tom Wyf-fcls; MOST VALUABLE DEFENSE: Jeff Voight; MOST VALUABLE SPECIAL TEAMS: Paul Stewart; ALL CONFERENCE: Mike Turnquist, Jeff Voight; HONORABLE MENTION: Tim Fischer. Tom Mcltosh, Dan Vanderheyden; 77 The 1979 varsity football team had its ups and downs this year. Although the team lost to Osseo it kept up the tradition of winning homecoming, beating Lindberg, 14-0. P.C. had a record of 4-5, least successful ever at Park Center. It was a heartbreaking record because they were in every game by one touchdown or a field goal, (all except one). The pirates of ’80 are optimistic about next year. 78 B SQUAD B squad coaches- Dave Causton, Roger Stelljes, Matt Warren Mike Walstrom BSQUAD ROSTER Tony Dor so Nick Hartlage Rick Kalizewski Rob Umland Brian Anderson Tom LaPlante Jim May Brocc Thelen Matt Parsons Pat Gottsman Roger Forystek Todd Larson Rex Rabine Scott Lund Dave Ness Steve Roth Dave Werner Joe Sandford Jack Simmer Gene Cha Jim Phipps Keith Sturm Rob Savage Brian Bourassa Dave Walker Jim Moore Peter Stock Bill Bredesen Mike Kollasch Steve Couture Larry Hambleton Mike Kempenich Dan Lofgren Dan Puff Mike Schroeder Don Peterson Jay Johnson Greg Holst Scott Swanson Al Knudson Bill Spoden Ed Kraemer Brad Dwyer Wally Skaja George Umolac Dan Poss Doug Chevalier Steve Edllng Eric Przybyla Paul Manders Paul Necklen Randy Olson Ken Spah Joe Domiano Mark Hartung BOYS GYMNASTS The boys gymnastics team placed second in state by just nosing out Irondale with a score of 136.19 to 136.18. Taking first was Robinsdale with a score of 137.00. The officials had tallied up the points incorrectly and originally gave P.C. third. But upon recounting the scores, P.C. was given some additional points, enough to claim the second place trophy. At the beginning of the season, most people were skeptical about a repeat champoinship of last year’s gymnastics team and were surprised of their 5 ranking in the state. The squad responded with an excellent display of team work, lifting the 5 ranking to 1 and becoming the favorite to win the state title by 1.4 points. The guys went through the season with the determination to win it all. They held up the tradition of never losing the Lake Conference title and boosted their 6 year unbeaten string in dual meets to 62 by adding on an 11-0 record. Then came the section three regionals in which they won a sixth straight title by scoring a season high of 140.05. They were on their way to the state meet. The team met up with a little hard luck when co-captain Dave Genadek came down with the chicken pox one week before state. The guys did a sensational job to fill in for Dave, though his absence may have cost P.C. the title everyone was hoping for. VARSITY Co-captains Dave Genadek and Chip Lyon present Mr. Edlund with the trophies. 80 FRONT ROW: Captains Dave Genadek and Chip Lyon. SECOND ROW: Terry Tveita. Chhs Paulson. Dan Feese. Bill Nafstad. Scott Estrom. Joe Moline. Todd Tveita. Tony Loth, Managers Jody Foote and Sandy Kempkes. THIRD ROW: Rob Caughron. Tim Jensen. Joe Thibodeau. Bob Perunovich. Tom Whitehead. Mike Baker. Greg Juaire. Brent. Coach Len Thompson. TAKE SECOND Chip Lyon In an iron cross. FRONT ROW: Mark Cause. Managers Jody Foote and Sandy Kempkes. Dan Feese, SECOND ROW: Teny Tveita. Rob Caughron. Chris Paulson. Todd Tveita. Greg Juaire, Scott Estrom, Mike Bogart, THIRD ROW: Coach Len Thompson. Mike Baker, Tony Loth. Pete Polls. Chris Mulcaby, Greg Genettl, Jerry Nafstad. A double back summy by Tom Whitehead. Terry Tveita performing a planch on the still rings. Brent Jenson; placed first in all confcrencc in the floor exercise and vault, and first in state in vaulting. � Tony Loth doing an L-sit. 82 Looking good! Assistant coach Mark Curley shows us how. The only way to get rid of a headache. Scissoring the side horse. THANKS FOR ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON 83 Dave Genadek on the parallel bars. GIRLS SWIMMING Twas the night before initiation and all through the pool; the sophomores and freshman thought they were so cool. At home after practice all snug in their beds; little did they know tomorrow they’d rather be dead. At five in the morning the seniors did come; to take them away and make them look dumb. They sat on the gym floor in their pj’s of lace; boy did those seniors put them back into their place. At practice the coaches sat with their whips and their chains; while the swimmers swam through all their aches and their pains. On the deck came the yells from the one they called master; no matter what happened he always yelled faster! With his knobby knees and thick little glasses; in the hall they would see him and run to their classes. There was another who appeared on the scene; they called him Steffe and he was real mean. He thought he was mean, so brave and so bold; but in the end they knew he was gold. He huffed and he puffed all through the season; without ever giving any real reason. Standing all smiling at the end of the pool; was a new coach Shelly to add to this dual. Up at five to swim in the morning, everyday of the week sure became boring. The swimmers were split into six different styles; where together they swam so many more miles. Soon came Conference relays to start it all out; Park Center showed the others what swimming was about. Then came Robbinsdale, Fridley and Cooper; they pulled together and swam really super. But it wasn’t enough to defeat that team; at Regions they would try some other scheme. They swam Lindbergh, state champs was their name; but P.C. girls weren’t there to play games. They swam to the end and gave it their best; it wasn’t enough, they’d have to win all the rest. Then it was Eisenhower, Coon Rapids and Tech; they were the team that had to be beat yet. It was close to the finish as each race was swum; while watching the score it turned out Tech had won. But they held their heads high and looked straight ahead; practice tommorrow is what Dovel said. Then came Osseo, an easy defeat; Armstrong and Wayzata, now Regions was the meet. Everyone was all nervous and psyched for the gold; “keep your eyes on the prize’’ was all Dovel told. The day finally came and spirits were high; the girls were all ready to take Region nine. First came the medley with the youngest of the team; from sixth to third they put points on the screen. They all swam fast and gave it their best; hoping for a medal to wear on their chest. The divers they dove with grace and with style; placing high they held Park Center up for awhile. The depth was not there to win the whole meet; in the end they took third, but not a defeat. But in the game what they learned as it ended; is that broken dreams can always be mended. “One of the most rewarding seasons I ever spent in the pool.’’ Coach Gary Dovel Front Row: Coach Gary Dovel, Karen Busse. Ltnda Gaster, Marta Prince. Middle Row: Sue Often. Penny Sangren. Debbie Sandene. Lori Momson, Mary Kaminski. Diane Leyse, Pam Lhota. Back Row: Mary Halberg. Julie Kronen. Deb Malewickl. Marie Suppes. Lea Kaminski. Lorrl Lindstrom. Sue Huber. Sue Thurston. Not Pictured: Linda Eue, Coach Shelly Hawkins. Cassie Lindstrom. Cheryle Quinn. Chris Proctor. Kathy Reed. Joan Smith, Coach Dan Steffe. Managers Patti Attanasoff, Andrea Terry. Five girls qualified for the State Competition at Cooke Hall. They were Marie Suppes and Lea Kaminski, two of the three tri captains, Lorri Lindstrom, Deb Malewicki, and Linda Eue. Marie won the 100-yard Butterfly for the third year. She also won the 200-IM with a time of 2:11:0 ending her 4th state meet. Linda Eue placed eighth in the 100 yard Breaststroke as a Freshman. The 400 freestyle relay, with Marie Suppes, Lorri Lindstrom, Lea Kaminski, Deb Malewicki, finished ninth. As a team they finished eighth. 85 J.V. Front row Ann Knecht, Karen Lawcrcnce, Becky Krause. Debbie Phillips. Michelle Boll. LeAnn Musolf, Second Row Beth Pierce, Wendy Scott. Grace Cheng. Sandy Madsen. Kathy Teubert. Angie Helm, Jill Hanson Third Row Cheryl Glenn. Kris Olson. Joyce Klefsaas, Ilze Sprogis. Joy Goebel. Kris Sund. Michelle Koep. Robin Eitchen Just one more point!.' f o nper stamper bomber boo Varsity Front Row; Mary Plante. Lisa Vandcrhcydcn. Lisa Ness. Bonnie Semler, Second Row; Laurie Hopf. Laurie Lewandowski. Denise Nygaard, Third Row: Coach Hovde. Laura Theis, Chris Kaupp. Jill Lovberg, Lynn Theis. Mgr. Lisa Bradley Laurie 1 won 86 Coach Hovde summed up the season with: “The tennis team has been an exceptional group to work with; very dedicated athletes. Our conference standing was not an indication of the quality of the team. The Pirates wore through some ups and downs but closed the season with a fantastic performance in the regional tournament. Park Center finished as Region 5AA Runner up, losing to Southwest in the finals 2-3. The team showed great improvement this season and will continue to be strong contenders.” Jilly Beans Curly Sprout Horsey Pee Pee Bubba MOM Wiener Mary VOLLEYBALL This year’s volleyball season ended with an overall won-lost record of 7-7. The season’s highlights included finishing second in the Irondale tournament behind Lindberg and then defeating them in conference play. Lisa Koch led the team as captain, while Carmen Helm was voted All-Conference and was chosen most valuable player by her teammates. Also. Julie Puetz received the “most spirited” award and Donna Orvis was chosen for “most improved”. The experience gained, as well as the close friendships which resulted, made the season a success. VARSITY Front Row: Karen Youmons. Pam Simon, Donna Orvis. Second Row: Mary Zeller, Linda Eakens, Carmen Helm, Lisa Willis. Pam Puls. Lisa Koch. Lynn Hartlage, Barb Anderson. Julie Puetz. Deanne Stay. 88 J.V. Front Row: Cheryl Nelson, Sheila Bursa. Becky Fau. Jody Sonderby. Sandy Fowlarskl, Second Row: Tori Lee, Lori Tomlinson, Marcia Roles. Michelle Dalto. Vicki Unruh, Third Row: Jill Witherbee. Mary Brey, Brenda Altenhofen, Amy Stewart. Beth Bodick, Julie Landree. B-squad: Sheila Pigeon. Lisa Enger, Tcri Giving. Cheryl Dolbec, Kris Gunderson. Jenny Thelen, Second Row: Julie Pfeifer. Julie Nyland, Julie Alto. Julie Ann Deloney, Julie Hanker. Julie Gregor. Third Row: Jackie Kessler. Cindy Anderson, Karen Barcus, Lisa Loxtereamp. Card Jacobson, Marcie Mortenson, Shelly Brandes. 89 BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY, ROW ONE: Dave Schotzko, Al Schicller. Kent Lindstrom, Mike DuBois, Dave Deterding, John DuBois, Doug Pettcrson. ROW TWO; Coach Brad Olson, Mark Book. Mark Churchill, Bill Phippes. Bruce Jonason, Dan Strom, Todd Noard. Brian Honkala. Mark Kowalczyk, Mgr.. Carol Sandberg. NOT PICTURED: Randy Halter 90 SOPHS,, ROW ONE; Steve Johnston, Jim May. Jon Thibodeau, Brian Anderson. Matt Parsons, Rob Umland, Glenn Thorson, Keith Strum. ROW TWO; Eric Przybyla, Mark Hartung, Mike Bangasser, Brian Unruh, Jim Phippes. Todd Anderson. Scott Welshinger, Coach Arnie Zopfi. 91 The season this year was not as well as expected. Brad Olson, the new head coach is looking forward to next season. The Sophomores have a lot of potential and will hopefully do well. Bruce Jonason, the only Sophomore on Varsity, made All Conference this year and Mark Churchill was Honorable Mention. 92 GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row (L to R) Tammle Paulson. Patty Johnson, Lisa Vanderheydan, Pat Jackson. Sarah Hutcheson. Joyce Klefsaas, Jill Lovberg. Jill Hanson, Bonnie Semler, Second Row (L to R) Coach Wendell Ring, Chris Kaupp, Pam Simon. Karen Shoily, Laurie Maus, Laura Thcls, Robin Eichten, Chris Sund. Coach Gary Austin. 93 (L to R) Mngr. Karolinc Olson, Coach Mary Wild. Mary Kaminski, Karen Barcus, Debbie Holden, Shelley Brandes, Cheryl Person. Sue Churchill. Gail Pearson. Cindy Anderson. Colleen Lararoff, Coach Vanessa Seljeskog GIRLS GYMNASTICS Front Row: Co-captaln Laurie Hopf. Julie Eakln . Co-captain Kate DePaoIl . Molly McGontgal. Sandy Madsen, Toni Hill. Middle Row: Renee Raffensparger. Sandy Kempkes. Mary Hallberg, Marta Polis. Sue Exel. Anita Magnuson. Deb Malewickl, Betsh McGontgal. Back Row: Lisa Simcoe, Linda Eaklns. Jenny Thielen, Lisa Lubrecht, Teresa LaRock, Diane Gutenberg. Angie Helm. Nancy Leerhoff. Not Pictured: Lori Gawhiler. Manager: Sheila Bourassa. Assistant Coaches: Joe Quinn, Kris Lokken, Gail Ryan and Head Coach Becky Hovde. Another captivating season was turned in by the Park Center Girls Gymnastics team. Led by co-captains Kate DePaolis and Laurie Hopf and under the expert supervision of coaches Becky Hovde, Joe Quinn, Kris Lokken, and Gail Ryan, the gymnasts rocketed to an almost flawless conference win record. Scoring seemed to be paced by the very talented Teresa LaRock, a junior, and the two captains Hopf and DePaolis. A young team with little experience seemed to be a dominating factor of victory for the pirate gymnasts. Younger teammates included sophomores Sandy Madsen, Toni Hill, Lisa Lubrecht, and freshman Molly McGonlgal from North View Junior High. Injuries played a major part in this season’s outcome. Senior Deb Malewicki was temporarily detained with a broken foot and sophomore Dee O’Hair dislocated her elbow and was out for the entire season. Despite the setbacks, the gymnasts pulled together to construct a season for all to be proud of. 6 Now What do I do? Look Ma Hovd. No Hands! Whoooooooaaaaa!” O HOCKEY ‘79’-‘80’ FRONT ROW: Jim Thiebault. Kevin Berry. Bill Acker. Jim Carlson. Jim Zerban, Paul Domaas. SECOND ROW: Ed Kramer, Jeff Volght. Greg Oslund. Brian Schoenle, Paul Huntsman. Dave Leyse. THIRD ROW: Byron Saari. Dan Nelson. Steve Bare. Scott Dristl, John Callahan. FOURTH ROW: Mike McGowan, Jeff Orthun, Jim Groves. Bob Helland, Jeff Fisher, Kevin McGowan. The hockey team had a very prosperous season this winter. Lead by captains Jim Thiebault and Kevin McGowan, they started out very strong and amassed one of the best overall records ever turned in by a Park Center hockey team. The greatest asset of this year’s team was its ability to score goals. Our scoring punch consisted of three balanced lines. Under the skilled guidence of head coach Roger Stelljes and assistants Ron Gordon and Ed Saxton, the Pirates turned in an exciting and enjoyable brand of hockey! 98 99 BOYS SWIMMING Row 1: Marcus Yarns. Steve Edllng, T.J. LaPlante. Todd Larson. Trent Burn . Tom Walin. Doug Chevalier. Paul Tolefsrud. Dave Raatz; Chris Bailey. Row 2: Doug Niznik, Steve Granning, Kent Smith, Dirk Kramer, Glenn O’Meara. Bill Hill, Greg Carter, Mike McNeil, Pat Bailey. Beth Foster, coach. Row 3: Barry Mortenson, captain; Kevin Anderson, captain; Scott Krippner, captain; Tim Jensen. Bill Nafstad, Brett Springfield, Dave Malewickl, Kevin LaPlante, Dave Elhardt, Jerri Ann Matteson, manager. Karen Busse. manager. Gary Dovcl, head coach. Not Pictured: LeaAnn Connors, manager. Dan Steffc. coach. The Pirate Swimmers of 1979-80 distinguished themselves as a spoiler in the Lake North Division. This group of swimmers set some goals that were tough. The work level increased and the swimmers set out to reach their dreams and goals. At the time of this writing, we were still on our journey toward those goals. The most distinguishing trait of this team was their “never give up” attitude and their willingness to pay the price to reach their goals. They were a great bunch of guys of whom 1 was very proud. Coach Dovel WRESTLING The Park Center Wrestling team got off to a fast start by winning the first six meets. They then ran into trouble against Fridley and Wayzata; two annual conference powers. Voted all conference this year was Rex Rabine. State meet hopefuls included, Rex Rabine at 112, Mark Williams at 126, Todd Ofsthun at 132, Roger Forystek at 138, Randy Thysse at 185, and Kory Neisen at HWT. Although the season had its ups and downs, “Pirate Pride” still prevailed. 102 103 IM FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Jeff Fisher. Dave Leyse. Bob Gillen. Steve Bare. Mike McGowan BACK ROW: Jim Carlson. Jim Thlebault. Mike Connoy, Kevin McGowan. Ron Pawlenty. Randy Halter. ONE HITTERS PLACE SECOND FRONT ROW: Mike Dubois. Mark Westlund. BACK ROW: Bruce Chaffee. Scott Moore. Steve Babcock. Randy Schmidt. KEGGERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP The Intramural Football season was marked by many close and exciting games. Twelve teams and over 100 boys participated in the program. In the playoff championship game, the One Hitters and Keggers, each with 6-0 records, squared off against each other. Keggers used their superior speed and strength to break up what was a close game in the first half and win 32-13. Steve Bare of the Keggers was chosen MVP for his aggresive and dominating play. 104 BOYS IM SOCCER JUNIORS TAKE FIRST Big Dick’s Cafe became only the second Junior team to win the Intramural Soccer Championship when they defeated the Keggers 4-2. Big Dick’s jumped off to quick 3-0 first-half lead in goals by Glen Thorson, Jeff Orthun, and Kevin Berry. In the second half the Keggers put on a furious rally to narrow the gap to 3-2 on two goals by Mike Connoy. With only fourteen seconds remaining Bob Helland, the league’s leading scorer, scored an open net goal to preserve the victory for Big Dick’s. Seventeen teams and over 200 people participated in soccer. FRONT ROW: Byron Saarl. Bob Helland. Jeff “Bull” Orlhun. den Mex Thorson. Jeff Parlow. BACK ROW: John Dubois. Mark Book. Kevin Berry. Greg Burly Oslund, Dave Jess. Mike Bangasser. Bob Helland scores the clincher. GIRLS IM SOCCER PRIME TIME PLAYERS REPEAT AS CHAMPS In one of the most exciting soccer games in Park Center Intramural history, the Prime Time Players defeated the High Hopes 3-2 in overtime. Tammie Paulson and Marta Polis scored first period goals for the players. However, the High Hopes rallied to tie the game in the second half and force the game into over-time. With only five seconds remaining in overtime Anita Magnuson scored to give the Prime Time Players their second consecutive championship. 105 FRONT ROW: Vicki Fetgum. Marta Polis. Jana Hatzenbeller. Tamml« Paulson. BACK ROW: Patti Johnson. Mari Kerkow, Vanessa Seljeskog, Brenda Altenhofcn, Anita Magnuson. BOYS IM BASKETBALL IM WEIGHT The IM weight lifting team was as strong as ever this year. They won a fourth straight state championship, outscoreing the next closest participant 105-35. Here are the members, their weights and placements. 93 lbs. Tracy Englebritsen 4th Tony Tucker 5th Mark Guase 6th 103 lbs. Nathan Forystek 4th Dion Pankow 123 lbs. Dave O’Hair 1st Todd Tvelta 3rd Terry Tveita 4th Scott McManus 5th Scott Estrom 106 GIRLS IM BASKETBALL LIFTING 132 lbs. 165 lbs. Tim Kressel Ken Little 198 lbs. Brent Jensen Hans Lund Chip Lyon 3rd 6th 5th Tony Forystek Bill Terry 1st Mark Springer 181 lbs. 220 lbs. Tim Fischer 1st 148 lbs. Paul Montgomery 1st Dave Warner Greg Buining Tony Loth 1st 3rd Ron Alcott Todd Gesvold Tim Flanders 2nd 5th 6th 157 lbs. Greg Nechlend Steve Springer Paul Polis 4th AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 108 AUTOGRAPHSAUTOGRAPHSAUTOGRAPHSAUT AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 109 OGRAPHSAUTOGRAPHSAUIOGRAPHSAUTOGR FACULTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 279’S SCHOOL BOARD Ralph Durand Ronald Cleveland Dr. Tak Osada Charles Waldron Patience Gall Rev. Ertk Saxvlk SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS T12 Dr. LeRoy V. Norsted PARK CENTERS’ ADMINISTRATORS Robert Dean LaFrenz Assistant Principal Judith M. Lamp Assistant Principal Roger J. Zeman Business Manager 113 Beverly Anderson Ed Anthony Suzanne Jim Bakula Dave Bauer Vern Bauer Shirley Beam Armstrong Carol Cross Joyce Crowdei Mary Davis Virginia Davis Sally Deke Patrick Doherty Gary Dovel 114 Betty Dnimmond Charles Ekclund Shirley Ellickson Flo Felknor Wayne Fisher Beth Foster Cathy Gelst Carol Gilbert Gerald Graham Warren Hagestuen 115 Russell Holland Becky Hovde Ronald Jenke William Jensen Michael Jereczek Joan Johnson Linnea Johnson June Long Dave Lorenz Gerry Louden Vernon Louis Jill Michael D. J. Mottaz Charlene Myklcbust LeRoy Putman Sharon Schoenwald Tom Snater Lynn Snodgrass Dan Spoden Ole Stavedahl Roger Stelljes Bill Stender Matt Warren Darise Weller Daniel Whipple Barbara Yandt Tom Yencho Luann Sullivan 118 STAFF COOKS Doris Bagerkohler, Doris Brooks. Viola Clifton. Christy Dusbabek, Cheryl Engman. Kathy Harney. Charlotte Heywood, Ellle Kegler, Shirley Leitzhe, Darlene Loifflcr. Elaine Simonson. Verna Tighc. Geri Wester-berg. Above: Char Heywood. DEPARTMENT AIDES Top row: Ginny Hagestuen (attendence), Pat Holcomb (A.V.), Karen Tlrell (Education Management aid), lone Gross (Special Education). Ruth Pudas (Business). Judy Fish (CLQ, Dorothy Paulson (Special Education), Middle row: Lillian Rhode (Laundress). Judy Coleman (Business). Arlene Clark (English). Darlene Jacobson (Counseling). Pat Yencho (Science). Roseanne L'Allier (Library). Marilyn Roback (Special Education). Bottom: Gladys Larson (Crossroads). Gloria Nolan (attendence), Bernie Simcoe (Social). Mary Jane Faust (Home Economics). Not Pictured: Karen Linnell (attendence). Peggy Kimbel (Office Aid) Above: Gloria Nolan Below: Lillian (ma) Rhode. Rosie Dwyer. 120 CUSTODIANS Row One: Bruce Dryden. Row Two: Dole Purdy. Jim Roscol, Jerry Krois. Row Three: John Opman. Leroy Stern. Row Four: Nghiep Truong. Ed Anderson, Mike Omett, Dick Olson, Ken Harff, Mark Jones, Ray Dickey. Not Pictured: Bradd Anderson, Doug Berg. Charles Chelberg, Joe Everhart, Steve Sandberg, Ken Smith, Rich Lennes. SOPHOmORES Nancy Aasland Victor Abell Mark Adkinson Sherilee Albright Julie Alto LeeAnn Andersen Brian Anderson Byron Anderson Chris Anderson Cindy Anderson Konnie Anderson Rich Anderson Stuart Anderson Ted Anderson James Anfinson Julie Arnesen Steve Arnopoulos Anne Atanasoff Brian Ayers Ahmad Azadahloo Chris Bacchetti Christopher Bailey Micheal Baker Susan Baker 124 Lisa Baldwin Micheal Bangasser Karen Barcus Scott Baxtrom Linda Bay Stephanie Bechtel Kimberly Bednarczyk Kimberly Beecham Sandra Behnke Kelly Bennett Brett Bensley Gerald Benusa James Bergeron Don Berke Barbara Beuning Daniel Blackorbay Brian Bloomquist David Bocksell Brian Boggs Dan Boguck Michele Boll Patrick Bolles Paul Bonin Scott Boris Brian Bourassa David Brat 125 Catherine Burch Kimberly Burgess Doreen Burkhart James Burns Trent Burns Shawna Burris Karen Busse Bruce Byron Melissa Byron Danelle Cardinal Denise Cardinal Leonard Carlson Paula Carlson Scott Carlson Scott Carlson Mark Carpentier Daniel Carrillo Joann Casey Mike Cayo 126 Sarah Cederberg Suk Gene Cha Frank Chase Grace Cheng Douglas Chevalier Mark Childers Dean Christiansen Susan Churchill Paul Coffman James Coleman Mickey Collison Mary Columbus Lea Connors Susan Conway Barbara Cornwell James Cosman Stephen Couture Karin Crandall Tim Cromwell Andrea Crone Norbert Cuellar Suzanne Czeck 127 Mark Dedrick Julianne Delaney John Dellwo Rosemarie Delorey Anita Denney Julie DeSmith Cheryl Dolbec Joseph Domiano Dawn Donner Anthony Dorso Lisa Dubois Joseph Duevel Lisa Durant Bradly Dwyer Stephen Edling Annette Eggert Heidi Ellram Lisa Enger Leonard Erickson Rhonda Evans Robin Evans James Ewing Dan Feess 128 Craig Fiedler Linda Fiereck Scott Finsrud Jon Fish Daniel Fisher Beth Fleagle Jennifer Fogter James Foote Roger Forystek Brad Fourre Kimberly Franklin Susan Freske Marcella Gagnon Lori Gahwiller Ronald Garcia Sandra Gardner Linda Gaster Mark Gause Karen Genetti Kevin Gibson Mark Gilgen Kari Girard Ken Girard Kevin Girard Theresa Giving David Glenzinski 129 Gary Granning Julie Gregor Jill Groenke Cathy Groesbeck Kevin Grossell Kris Gunderson James Gustafson Tom Haarala Carol Hagel Lori Hagel Sandra Hagemann Laura Hall Lawerence Hambleton Julie Hanken Steve Hanson Sue Goodwin Kristi Gooden Pat Gottsman Steve Glirbas Kim Goligowski Steve Hanson Dawn Harrer Nicholos Hartlage Mark Hartung Andrew Hockert Bradley Hoiseth Aliesha Holbert Debbie Holden Lisa Holmes Jeff Hastings Mike Hau Todd Hauck Jackie Haugen Barn Heath Julie Hedstrom Todd Heimer Donna Heinecke Barbara Heitzig Mike Helgerson Victoria Helm Nevin Hench Bill Hendrickson Daniel Hendrickson Leslie Hendrickson Danielle Henjum Richard Henning Richard Hennings Mary Hieb Toni Hill Greg Holst Dean Holt Donna Holzknecht Lisa Hommes Nancy Honkala Greg Johnson Jay Johnson Jeff Johnson Kim Johnson Lisa Johnson Todd Howell Dori Hunter Julie Huss Steven Huttner Daniel Ische Kevin Iverson Stephanie Iverson Darreya Jackson Coral Jacobson Sandy Jacobson Karen Jadron John Jereczek Angie Johnson Brian Johnson 132 Mark Johnson Todd Johnson Steven Johnston Bruce Jonason Lorre Jones Jim Kalisch Rich Kaliszewski Mary Kaminski James Kardell Dave Katz Katherine Kelvie Sue Jorgenson Kim Jorpeland Tracy Judge Sheri Kack Pat Kendle Jackie Kessler Shannon Kiley Carlina Kinchelow Theresa King Peter Kleckner Pam Klempke Kathy Kline Ann Knechi 133 Ronald Larrabee Lisa Larson Todd Larson Debra LaValle Karen Lawrence Dawn Knox Alen Knudson Jane Konkler Merle Koruela Edward Kraemer Donald Kramber Rebecca Krause Eden Krost Richard Krouse Mitchell Kruger James Kurys Jeanette Landree Kari Lanz Thomas LaPlante Richard Lareau Mark Koch Michael Kollasch Kristine Kondrak 134 Colleen Lazaroff Robert Leek Thomas Ledin Gail Leider Cheryl Leitschuh Kimberly Lund Rick Lund Scott Lund David Lundbohm Lori Luttrell Rosemarie Lembcke Gerald Leone Cheryl Lesser Diane Leyse Douglas Lindboe Bradley Linnell Glenn Litwiller John Loch Daniel Lofgren Stephanie Lomen Gary Losie Tracy Lovelien Lisa Loxtercamp Lisa Lubrecht Jim Lucking 135 Sue Mastley Ann Matheny Greg Maurer James May Kelly McCormick Kevin McCormick Sean McCoy Mike McGowan Scott McLean Lynne McManus Caroline McNeal Timothy McNeal William Maddox James Madich Sandra Madsen Paul Manders Timothy Mark Jodi Marsyla Gene Merrill Gary Messplay Amy Metdalfe Terry Meyer Karen Mickle 136 Ronald Miller Thomas Miller David Minarovic Eric Mike Nelson Judy Nelson Kristine Nelson Mary Miranowski Jodi Moe Chris Monge Amy Moon Brent Moor Brian Moore James Moore Marice Mortenson Christopher Mulcahy Patrick Murphy Scott Nash Guy Nauman Paul Necklen Barbara Nelson Eric Matt Nelson t 137 Terry Nelson David Ness Kelly Nolan Andrea Norby Michael Norby Kristen Olson Linda Olson Randall Olson Scott Olson Sheila O’Meara 138 Charles Otrenba Lisa Otte Susan Otten Todd Pallum Tonya Palmer Jeff Parlow Lynn Parsons Mathew Parsons Todd Passenheim Debra Pawlak I Tracey Pawloski Gail Pearson Kevin Pelletier Mary Perreault Cheryl Person Ann Peterson Debbie Peterson Donald N. 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Peterson Kevin Peterson 139 ■ ■ Deborah Philips James Phipps Beth Pierce Kristine Pierson Sheila Pigon Remae Pille Kimberly Plocker Tom Pluth Michelle Pohl Lisa Polis Patricia Poppen Daniel Poss Timothy Pounder Eugene Prehatney Shirley Press Maria Prince Christine Proctor Thomas Provinzino Eric Przybla Daniel Puff Dawn Quick John Quigley David Raatz Richard Rabine 140 Karen Ranua Cheryl Rathmanner David Redburn Kathryn Reed Trisha Reed Dawn Renner Jacquelin Renner Jill Rep Deborah Richards Kathleen Richardson Deborah Rock Julie Rogers Paul Roop Barry Ross Steven Roth Mary Sandell Janice Sandford Joseph Sandford Penny Sangren Heidi Sather Robert Savage Karlie Sazama Beth Schillinger Micheal Schirmers 141 Pam Schleyer Alan Scheicht Gretchen Schneider Mike Schroeden Jim Scott Wendy Scott Rhonda Scurry Paul Seifert Tony Setlambrino Donna Setran Bradd Setzler Kathy Seydow Vicki Shaver Todd Sheforgen Cari Shelander Jack Simmer Michelle Simpson Walter Skaja Colleen Smack Joan Smith Mark Smith Gordon Solinger Ken Span 142 Joni Spanier Bill Spoden Corrine Springfield Charles Stanek Michelle Stanislawski Mary Staycoff Tim Stephens Eddy Stevens Bob Stinskl Peter Stock Brenda Stoez Tom Story Bob Stromwall Beth Stumne Keith Sturm Jaquelin Swanson Karin Swanson Scott Swanson Tammy Swanson Wendy Swanson Andrea Terry Kathy Teubert Bruce Thelen 143 Denise Therriault Todd Thesing Jon Thibodeau Jeanette Thielen Gregory Thomas Steve Thurston Kelly Tighe Bradley Timmersman Paul Tollefsrud Kristine Torres John Toughill Rhonda Travis Michell Triplett Robert Umband George Umolac Brian Unruh Paula Vanlith Peggy Vetter George Violet 111 Tracy Voels Sandra Voeltz Bonnie Vogel Julie Walter 144 Joel Waldon Thomas Walin Michael Walstrom John Ward Darin Weaver Cheryl Weber Marc Webster Wendy Weeks Jazz Man Stephanie Weiss Sue Weldon Scott Welshinger David Werner William Westerberg Lisa Weston Betty Wiebe Robert Wikstrom Linda Williams Charles Willis James Wyffels Carlene Yamauchi Marcus Yarns Deborah Zane Laura Zyvoloski 145 Margaret Abelson Todd Anderson John Ashmore Pam Ayers Bette Jo Andolino Patti Bach Tom Adelmann Jill Anderson Julie Anderson Greg Arndt Thomas Albrecht Kim Anderson Julie Arnopoulos Pat Bailey 148 Richard Bailey Richard Barney Sandra Baker Karen Bartko Leann Bamford u ( Carl Bauman Bob Bearson Brad Bartholomew Brad Baldwin Eileen Barney Norman Becker Barb Bennett Stacey Berg Robyn Betsinger 149 Con Bergstedt Kevin Berry Greg Beuning Jim Bogucki Kathy Bojan Robert Bolles Jolene Bona Stephen Bonin Mark Book Sheila Bourassa David Braesch Charles Brandes Lisa Breason Jay Bremseth Sue Brennan Carol Brown Deborah Brown Dennis Brown Sue Brown Greg Brunn John Bruns Lori Bulen Ann Burnett Joseph Caldwell John Callahan Jan Callander Traci Campbell Vickie Carlson Greg Carter Debra Catlett 151 Shelly Christensen David Christopher Mark Churchill Steven Cole Louise Coleman Karl Commers Daniel Couture Jovita Cragg Angela Crone Cheryl Crosby David Dahl Jeffery Dale Michelle Dalton Patricia Davich Deborah Davis Leslie Davis Jill Day Darlene Dehn Thomas Delisi 152 Nanny and Ihe professor David Deterding Scott Dristc Lisa Dieteman John Dubois Denise Duenow Kellene Duffy Roger Duffy Melanie Durant David Duwenhoegger John Duwenhoegger Linda Eakins John Edwards Robin Eichten Lee Eidsvoog Pamela Elavsky Deborah Elftmann Forrest Elliott Denise Elrite Stacey Enger 153 Docs anyone want to buy a button? Kerri Engstrom Christine Escher Scott Estrem Todd Estrem Stuart Evans Robert Eve Randal Evermann Sean Ewing Rebecca Faue Karen Finbraaten Cheryl Fink Deanna Fink Timothy Flander Blake Fleisheg Sandra Folwarski Joanna Foote Jeffery Fossell Vikki Fowler Bill Fredrikson Robert Froemming 154 Kurt Fylstra Marlys Gamber Maureen Garrett Linda Gavenda Lisa Geris Linda Gilbert Cheryl Glen Lee Glenzinski Guy Glirbas Scott Goodwin Dawn Goude Kathy Gowan Paula Grandner Steven Granning Jeffery Groenke Ann Guenther Lisa Guimont Vance Gust Jean Gustafson Kevin Gustafson 155 Diane Gutenberg Laura Hames Pat Hannah Constance Hanso Gay Hanson Jill Hanson Corey Harlson Michael Harrer Stephen Harrington Karen Hatz Tom Hau Randell Haupert Michael Hazledine Sheryl Hendenberg Michael Heim Robyin Heinmark Karin Heinen 156 ' Robert Helland Angie Helm Darrell Henning Gay Henningson Donna Hentges William Hill Murphree Hinton Betsy Hoffman David Holcomb Tracy Hollenbeck Brenda Holt Michael Holub Kris Holzknecht Sherri Hommes Sandra Hongerholt Brian Honkala Tammie Hopps Darcy Hover John Hulteen Lori Ingebretson Greg Johnson Jeff Johnson Jerome Johnson Mark Johnson Bill Johnson Cindy Johnson Doreen Johnson 158 Rich Johnson Brian Jorgenson Bruce Jorgenson Robert Jorgenson Greg Juaire Joanne Juettner Larry Juliot John Kaatz Mike Kilsdonk Steve Kilsdonk Joyce Klefsaas Jane Klukken 159 Dirk Kramer Martin Krause Michael Krause Tom Krouse Carole Krych Patti Kukas Carol Kukowski Kenneth Kumpula Michael Kutscher Sandra Laine Jennifer Lane Nancy Lane 160 Charles Lindgren Kent Lindstrom Christine Lofgren James Londo Bob Long Tony Loth Teresa LaRock Craig Larsen Joseph Larson John Lawrence Patricia Lawrence Patrick Lee Donald Lemke Judy Lescault Gerald Lewandowski Edward Lewellyn Pamela Lhotka Jane Lindberg 161 Steve Louie Gary Luke Scott Lund Mark Madich Sharon Madsen “Spunky” Ralph Maegi Dee Mahowald Scott Mallon Michelle Mark Rosemary Marqueti Jeffrey Marsyla Denise Mathis Jerri Matteson Laureen Maus Jeff May Karen May Carolyn McClure 162 Patrick McGowan Michael McNeil Clinton Meier Robin Melina Tammy Mitchum Mark Molde Jeana Moline Lori Mommsen Scott Montgomery Lance Moon Scott Moore Jay Morse Richard Mitcheltree Ken Mills Scott Meyer Susan Meyer Cheryl Miller Kristine Miller 163 Lisa Mullen Sharon Musgrave Leanne Musolf Jerome Nafstad Ann Natzel Greg Neckien Kim Nels Cheryl Nelson Cynthia Nelson Dave Nelson Dean Nelson Eric Nelson Jay Nelson Donald Ness Haun Ngo Brian Niebur 164 Steve Nierenhausen Korey Niesen Doug Niznik Sue Nordvick Terri Odegaard Alan Olson Andy Olson Lynn Olson Pete Olson Steve Olson Teresa Olson Glenn O’Meara Terri Omtvedt 165 Gregory Oslund Janell Osmondson Christopher Otten Colleen Palcher Gary Palm Steven Paschke Dianne Patton Chris Paulsen Daniel Pavlik Douglas Pederson Karen Pelletier Darlene Perreault Lisa Perunovich Mary Peters Gary Peterson Jeffrey Peterson 166 Kraig Peterson Mark Peterson Stephen Petroski Twila Pfingsten Vicky Pierson Rhonda Pigeon Michael Pleimling John Plummer Ronald Rasmussen Laura Reese Stephen Relchel Cynthia Renner Peter Resch Daniel Rice Leanne Rice Ronald Richard Sandi Richardson Barbara Rick Lisa Ritchie Scott Robbie Kirk Roden Robin Roe Karen Rogers David Rossberg 168 Paula Roth Julie Royal Timothy Ryan Cari Rydell Byron Saari Carol Sandberg Debra Sandene Paul Saunders Karen Saxton Richard Schmitt Brian Schoenle Steven Schoephoerster David Schotzko Dan Sayler Dianne Schave Alan Scheiller Caryn Schmidt 169 Barb Schrek Judith Schroer Kevin Schutte Micheal Schwanz Bonnie Semler Gregory Settambrino Bruce Setzler Mary Kay Sexton Karen Sholly Wade Schromoff Pamela Simon Ronald Snaza 170 Micheal Sneen Jody Sonderby Sandra Sowl IIzg Sprogis Michelle St. Marie Deanne Stay Dawn Staycoff Kathleen Steere Linda Steinbach Kathleen Steinkopf Amy Stewart Carol Stone Toni Stowell Daniel Strom 171 Paul Stromberg John Sugimura Denise Sullivan Tom Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Kristine Sullivan Kimberly Sundseth Paul Sutton Teresa Swanberg Gina Swanson Joe Temte Tim Teneyck Lynn Theis Bob Thielen Molly Thornton Mitchell Thunell Randy Thysse Penny Timmers Thomas Tingo James Toman Todd Trainer David Treadwell Lon Tschida Todd Tveita Leonard Tyo Lisa Vanderheydan Clinton Vilks David Voeltz Jill Vogel Jeff Voight Diane Wagner 17 Denise Walsh Robin Walters Mark Walters Anna Watkins Mark Weber Michael Welna Robert Wendell Terry Werth Kathleen Wetley Tracy Weyrauch Kelly Whalen Cynthia White Guy Willis Lisa Willis Pamela Wilson Robert Wilson Terry Wilson James Witry Scott Witry Connie Witz James Wodarck Jeffrey Yetzer David Young Jeffrey Zelinski 175 But So r e tKcx+ -JoUcs, ci-.d you W«o. s+udU+s — P: ed £ lc n+«ylv, ioV r U.cKcd C- +W pcv. e NOT PICTURED Richard Adelman Susan Anderson Ann Atanasoff Kimberly Bachman Scott Back man Mark Bullard Audrey Carlson Sidnie Chantland Terry Cutcliff Robert Faue Bruce Ascher Lori Baerg Ellen Barney Loran Benkofske Douglas Blair Kevin Bruch Scott Burkhardt Keyman Burkhart Steven Camacho Chris Frederlckson John Albrecht Larua Anderson Steven Babcock Leann Barrlck Daniel Becker Sarah Bennett Cheryl Black Dean Bowman Jeffrey Bremseth Mary Brey Wendy Brickman Gail Brower Ellen Buckho Anna Bultman Maureen Carlson Barbara Christensen Tammy Christensen Tracy Christensen SOPHOMORES Jeff Gertz Walter Gramer Mark Halverson Kimberly Hartsfield Juanita Householder Mark Howe Joey Howell Charles Kaatz Michael Kempenlch Richard Kleven Eugene Krager Daniel Kramer Michelle Loth Eddie Lovelace Edward Madden James Madich Julie Malley Brian Mathias Patricia McNevln Gregory Meadows Julie Meter Vangle Meier Kenneth Mlckelson Kent Morrill Mark Nelles Douglas Newvtlle Tammy Olson Diane Petersen Keith Peterson Lisa Piccinin! Anthony Prady Gale Priem Tyron Robertson Arnie Rono Rachel Rowell Rickey Sarazln Rita Schulz Micheal Shane Cindy Shaw Scott Simonson Sara Solis Shantelle Stlp Todd Steator Diane Stuth Glen Thorson Suzanne Tyo Paul Vankempen Steve Victory David Walker Shelly Weis JUNIORS Cindy Fricke Gerald Ganley Johnny Gardner Troy Goetsch Paul Gunderson Paul Hagberg Bruce Hakala Gay Hanson Francle Harrison Shelley Hetrick Thomas Hofman Michael Horner Debra Huck Laurie Hundley David Hunter Michael Hurrle Thomas Johnson Mark Kensinger Mari Kuckenbecker Lisa Kuensting Cynthia Larson Theresa Liles Denise Losie Tammte Lovelace Shelly Lukat John Mathias Michael McConville David McCracken Merle Morris Shay Noble Arnold Nordquist Kevin O'Connell Paul Okeson Steven Orensteln Jeffrey Orthun Paul Osipenko Renate Ptlle Thomas Rose David Savage Paul Schuller Colleen Smack Kevin Sulander Natalie Sulander anelle Trettin Debra Welch Paula Wyman Mike Zlesmer SENIORS Nancy Coburn Charles Conway William Conway Sara Craft Jeffrey Dahl Corey Davis Ron Davis Joseph Demers Robbie Dowd Julie Dupont Alex Ellram Terry Fischer Gary Frandsen Rozlte Gagalnts Gregory Gaulke Sheryl Qlrbas Denise Grafnitz Judey Healy Alan Herdegen Sherri Hesse James Hoffman Melanie Horstman Patrick lacono Theresa lacono James Jaminski David Johnson Karen Johnson Mark Jones Linda Joramo Gregory Kampmeyer Thomas Kane Jerome Karolevitz Mike Kendle Jeffrey Kjeldahl Ann Klaphade Timothy Kresel David Larson Paulette Lavalley Lisa Lidberg Brenda Lien Dale Llndberg Thomas Loch Kimberly Lohncs John Losie Cuong Ly Christopher Mark Greg McCarron David McClanahan Elizabeth McGonlal Toni Moody William Nafstad Vicki Nelson Jennifer Newton Lai Nguyen Michael Nystrom Tamra Odegaard Margaret Odonnell David Ohair Robyn Pegues Mark Pelletier Mark Pierce Randi Pille Marta Polis Sheri Quenroe Cheryl Roban Gary Robeck Arnold Rossberg David Ruiz Randy Schmidt Eric Schneider Dean Schuman Anthony Schutz Michael Setran Robert Shane William Staycoff Jeffrey Stenger Kelly Stokes Luanne Stoutland Carol Swanson Michael Thompson Shari Travis Frances Tucker Alvin Tyo Arthur Webb Margaret Wlebc Matthew Yackel 177 Bonnie “Bon Aasland Tracy Ackerman Jacqueline Ann Aguilar Karin Beth Karl Albers Ron Alcott Michele Allen Brenda Kae Altenhofen Holly Altcrmatt Barbara Ann Anderson Gregory S. Anderson Kevin Anderson Mark Spanky Anderson 180 Steve Anderson Todd J. Anderson Stacy Andy Andresen Nancy Sue Antilla Ken Arnevik Patti Jo Atanasoff Nancy J. Backo Back Heidi Christine Backstrom Thomas Bang” Bangasser Randy Barcus Lisa Benlnga Alane Benkofske 181 Keith Alan Benson Tom A. Benusa Allen Berg Janice Marie Bergeron John Gregory Bevacco Kevin Binger Lynn Michelle Bistodeau Heidi Ann Blake Nancy Blesl George Blindauer Greg Bleny Blindauer Nancy Blom 182 Elizabeth Beth Bodick Allen G. Bolles Lisa Marie Bonin Steven A. Bowman Sandy Brackin Lisa Bradley Jeffrey Paul Breuer Timothy Bruch Steven Bullard Sue Bultman Patrick J. Cain John Campbell 183 Arlee Carlson Jim Coot Carlson Joel Hjzust Cary Jon Cass Yossarian Cbsk Bruce Lam” Chaffee Karla KC” Chase Janine Christensen Curtis Cloutier Daniel James Cofield Jean Marie Cole David Conkel 184 Robin Blnskl Contcr Todd Corey Todd Crandall Todd Croaston Carla LaJune” Crosby David Cross Todd Crum Laura Marie Dahlin Anlhony Dailey Julie Jules Ann Daniels Jane Frances Davich Denise DeBoer 185 Jeanne DeMers Kale Ellen DePaoli Vicki DcScheppcr Cindy Dietel Mark Dietel Kimberly A. Dicthert Gregg Ditlefson Nancy Ditlefson Paul Wheels Domaas Pamela J. Dorweiler Robert Dousette Patrick J. Doyle 186 Anne Marie Drexel Scott Duby” Dubak Mike DuBois Scott DuLac Robert Dulalia Elizabeth D. Dustrud Lynn Marie Duwenhoegger Julie Eakins Pam Eaton Pam Eckhoff Scott Edltng Steven Eggert 187 Tom Eidenschink Scott Elder David Elhard Penny Enger Kevin Erickson Brian Estrem Barb Ewald Mark Faust Vicki Felgum Chris Feldmann James Fcucht Michael Andrew Filip 188 Joy Flnsrud Timothy Fredrick Fish Pischer Jeff Fish Jeff Fisher Susan Folson Lori Foote Lanette A. Fore John M. Forslund Anthony Joseph Forstek Greg Foss Lisa Fowl lips Fowler James Fox 189 Sandra Freskc Sharon Friedl Donna Ann Frisvold Lisa Anne Fuerst Carla. Fussy Susan Marie Gahwiler Jerry Camber Renee Jean Gardlnier Sharon Garrett Taml V. Gause David Genadek Gregory R. Genettl 190 James R. Gessner Robert Gillen Keith Girard Todd Gjesvold Joy Goebel Joni Lynne Gonior Brett Drake” Gorder Shawn Gottsman Steven T. Griffin James J. Groves Peter D. Gunberg Barb Gustafson 191 William Charles Gustafson Gregg Gutenberg Jeff Haack Deb Habcrkorn Mike Hallman Randy Halter Sandi K. Hanson Susan Hanson Lori Hadden Peter Hagemann Todd Hall Mary E. Hallberg Kirk Harrison Amy Lee Hart Lynn Kareen Hartlage William Hartung Brian Edmund Hattenberger Jana Hatzenbeller Todd Haubrick Paul A. Hauck Jerome Haupert Richard Hazuka Chcri S. Heinecke Mona Elizabeth Heltzig 193 Mike Hclgerson Carmen Helm Shcryf Hensel Jill Marie Twin-2 Herman Frank Patrick Hermes Michelle Herzog Michelle Hessian Shelly Hetrick Darcy Lynn Hltesman Keith John Hochstcdler Mark Gerrett Hoecherl Vicki Hoff 194 Todd Holmes Kurt Holmgren Sue Holmquist Kathy Holt Daniel Scott Hohknecht John Hommes Laurie Ann Hopf Mary Ellen Hosier Susan Huber Eugene Huck Terri Hunter Paul K. Huntsman 195 Jon A. Ittel. Jean Ivy Iverson Cheryl Lynette Jackson Greg Jacobsson Joseph C. Janasz Norman Jensen Timothy Jensen Mkhelle Jindra Gary Johnson Kathy Johnson Kelly Johnson Kevin Johnson 1% Melanie Mel” Johnson Patricia M Johnson Scott J. Johnson Susan “Johns” Johnson Todd D. Johnson Todd Eugene Johnson Whitney Johnson Sherry Ann Jorgensen Gina Kahls Kahler Lea Kaminski Chris Kaupp Steve Keller 197 David Alan Kelly Mari Carole Kerkow Dave Keto Mike Killorin Joan Marie King Gary Kivi Brad Kjos Dave Klempke Jeffery Kline Lisa Koch Pat Kollasch 198 Sue Korus Mark Chucker” Kowalczyk Cindy Kragness Scott Allen RIP’ Krippner Julie Roianne Kronen Faith Marie Kruger Jerome M. Karolevitz Terri Kvaal Terri LaCousiere Paul LaGrange Robert M. Laine 199 Julie Ann Landree Daniel Allen Lane Kevin LaPlante Chris Lausen Denise Marie Leahy Bill Leary Mike Lebus Victoria “Torri Marie Lee Nancy K. Lcerhoff Laurie Ann “Lew” Lewandowski 200 David Lcysc Corine Lkhtenberg Mark Llmanen Lorri Lindjtrom John O. Link Ken E. Little Theresa Ann Londo Deborah A. Long Scott Losey Mike Loth 201 Debbie Louie Jill Marie Loveberg Elizabeth Lukes Dave Malewkki Debbie Lynne Malewicki Kevin McGowan Hans Kristian Lund John Lundmark Philip Chip Lyon Anita Marie Magnuson 202 Thomas Robert McIntosh 5ebra Mclntyer scott McManus Colleen Miller Mark Miller Pamela Miller Jamie McNaughton Larry Gunner Meyer Sherri Meyer Linda Ann Mika 203 Steven Miller Tracey Mindeman Gery Miranowski Joel Moline Shane Michael Mollers Jim Montan Paul Monty Montgomery Julie Kay Moor Steve Moore Tanna Mae Morse 204 Barry Mortenson Mark Mortenson Lori Jo Mulder Mark A. Munson Martin Muns” Munson Randy Murschcl Greg Musolf Tammey Beth Myrin Sandra Narey Daniel J. Nelson 205 David L. Nelson Don Nelson Kimberly J. Nelson Terri Lee Nelson Lisa Ncsser Ness Scott A. Nixon Todd Noard Mitchell Nord Debbie Nye Cindy J. Novitsky 206 Denise Dianne Nygaard Taryn Lee Nystrom Jon Mork Oakvik Brent Oelkers Todd Ofsthun Dan Oliver Bryon Olllla Kathy S. Olson Michele R. Olson Sara Beth Olson 207 Bridget Mary Olzenak Shamus Patrick O’Meara Mike Pollock Ornat Donna Marie Orvis Milton Orvloski Russ Otter Tim Ovcrbo Gerald Owens Julie A. Pahl Jacquelyne J. Pankow 208 John Paquette Jtm Paulson Tammie Paulson Troy Paulson Gregory W. Pavlik Ron Pawlenty Paul Perreault Julia Perry Debbie Person Bob Pcrunovich 209 Cindy M. Peterson Dan Peterson Tammle Pete Peterson Kim L. Phillips Mike Phillips William Phipps Dennis Plehowski 210 Debra Jean Pierskalla Diane Lynne Pincey Prince Mary Plante Thomas D. Quanrud Cheryl Squinn Quinn James Plocker Dan Bubs'' Pohl Steve Polentas Patricia Ranua Pam Rattei Kelly Rienhard Scott Prins Steve Quinlan 211 Greg Richardson Nancy K. Roback Sheryl Robine Darrell Roering Troy Strummin Rolek Marcia Ann Roles Troy Rolf Jackie Rolfs Greg Romlne Wendy J. Roop 212 Jodi Lynn Rosa Suzy Rosov Kenneth Rossman Kevin Royale Steven D. Ruffcorn Suzanne Saarl Dale Sandahl Peter John Sands Renae Sandstrom Richard Savage 213 Jack Schmidt Jeffery Schmidt Linda Schmidt Jim Schmitt Joseph Schneider Glenn Schoenrock James Edward Schroer April C Schuefftan Paul A Schuette Cherri Schuller 214 William V Schultz Mark Schulz Andrea LaShaun Scurry Debbie Severin Cynthia Ann Sherman Helen Sholly Lisa L Simcoe Jill M Simmer Doug Simonson Scott Crazy Man Smith 215 Mary Elina Stange Debbie Stein Kim Marie Springer Brett Springfield Bradley Stanek 216 Christine Crissy Jean’ Stephens Brenda Gay Stevenson Karen Marie Stewart Paul Stewart Beth Ellene Stoesz Paul K. Stokes Steve Stong Greg Stowe Brenda Strieker Mike Stromwall 217 Ken Stuart Brent Moc Stumne Marie J. Suppes Jeff Svoboda Kendall Swanberg Ellen Swanie Swanson Virginia Ginny Temte Marcia Tenyck William M. Terry Laura Ann Theis 218 Michael J. Thelen Joe Tib Thibodeau James Thlebault Tom Thlelen Shari Ann Thomas Kathy Tom Thompson Wayne Thompson John A. Thuleen Maria T. Thunstrom Susan Thurston 219 Lori Tomlinton Sandra Linn Sandy Toughill Julia Trieschmann Trcs Tronvold Michael Turk Turnqulst Wayne Ullevlg Vicki Lee Unruh Lori Vana Daniel J. Vanderhydcn Jean Van Wie 220 jm Virginia Vcrgln Lisa Marie Wagoner Joe Waller Jayne Walthour Krissa Jane Watson Karen Marie Watts James R. Wawrzyniak Nancy MCL Wegener Larry Weiss Michael Welsh 221 Janet Wclton Trudy A. Westerman Mark Westlund Ramona “Mona Westlun Thomas Headrush” Whitehead Mark A. Williams Glenn Wirth Jill Diane Witherbee Brian Wolcenskl Jacc Wood Tom Wyffels Karen S. Youmans Bonnie J. Zehm Julie Kathryn Zelinsky Jim Zerban Peter J. Zlrkle 222 Paul D. Zwack Daniel Joseph Zyvoloski Pam Anderson Steve Bare Jody L. Bircher Tom Flynn Shelly Hozempa Sarah Hutch Hutcheson Elizabeth Lane Paul P.J.” Lofgren Judith Roberts Debra Lee Skogcn 223 SENIOR INDEX ACKERMAN. TRACY Cheerleading 10-12. I.M. Volleyball 11, Spanish Club. AGUILAR. JACKI Pirate Choir 10. Concert Choir 11-12, Wind Ensemble 10-12. Musical 10.12. Yearbook 12. Marching Band 10-12, Track 10-12, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12. Orchestra 10-12. ALBERS. KARI Pit Orchestra 10-12. Marching Band 11-12. Track Manager 10-11, Cross Country Manager 11. Cross Country Team 12. Track 12. French Club 10-12. Basketball Manager 11-12. Yearbook 12. Debate 10. Orchestra 10-12. ALLEN. MICHELE Debate 10. OJT Heart 11. OJT Dcca 12. ALTENHOFEN. BRENDA Volleyball 10-12, Softball 10-12. I.M. Soccer 11-12. ALTERMATT. HOLLY Synchronized Swimming 10. Danceline 11-12, Pirate Choir 10, Varsity Choir 11. Concert Choir 12. French Club President 12. ANDERSON. BARB Wind Ensemble 11-12. Track 10-12. Volleyball 10-12. Pep Band 10-12. Euro 80. Marching Band. Symphonic Band 10. ANDERSON. KEVIN Swimming 10-12. I.M. Soccer 10-11. ANDERSON. MARK Football 10-12. Orchestra 10-12. ANDERSON. STEVE Concert Band 10-11, Symphonic Band 12. Marching Band 10-11, Winter Pep Band 10-12. Stage Band 10-11, Football 10-12. Track 10-12. Yearbook 11-12. ANDERSON. TODD Baseball 10-12, Symphonic Band 10. I.M. Basketball 11. ANTILLA. NANCY Pirate Choir 10. Varsity Choir 11. Syncronized Swimming 10-11. VICA Club 12. Ski Club 10-12. ATANASOFF, PATTI Softball 10,12, Varsity Choir 11-12. Swimming 11. Pirate Choir 10. Swimming Manager 12 BACK. NANCY I.M. Soccer 10-11. Gass Cabinet 10, Spirit Committee 10-11, BANGASSER. TOM Choir 10. Football Manager 10. I.M. Cross Country Skiing 11-12, Yearbook. BARCUS. RANDY Ski Club 11-12, Wrestling 10. BARE. STEVE Hockey 10-12, Baseball 10. I.M. Football 11-12, I.M. SOCCER 11-12. I.M. Basketball 11-12. BECKER. DAN I.M. Football 10-12. I.M. Soccer 12. BENKOFSKE. ALANE Heart Club 11. DECA Club 12. BENSON. KEITH Concert Band 10, Symphonic Band 11-12, Pep Band 10-11, Marching Band 10-11, Electronics Club 10-12, I.M. Ping Pong, I.M. Cross Country Skiing. BENUSA. TOM Heart Club 12. BERG. ALLEN VICA 11-12. OJT 11-12. Early Graduate. BERGERON. JANICE Cheerleading 10. Gymnastics 10-11, Tennis 11, Danceline 12, Class Cabinets 11-12, Spirit Club 10, French Club 11, Yearbook 11-12, Secretary of Senior Class Cabinet. I.M. Soccer 11-12, I.M. Ping Pong 11-12. I.M. Basketball 11-12. BEVACCO. JOHN Football 11-12 BINGER, KEVIN Tennis 10-12. Basketball 10. OSA 10, Buccaneer 11-12. NHS 11-12. BLAKE. HEIDI Concert Band 10, Symphonic Band 11. Marching Band 10-11.'O.E.A. 12. Swimming 10. BLESI. NANCY Gymnastics 10-11, Synchroni-zid Swimming 10, Volleyball 10, German Club 10-12, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12. BLINAUER. GREG O.E.A. 12. BLOM. NANCY Usherettes 10.12. BODICK. BETH Track 10-12. Volleyball 11-12, Spirit Club 10, Class Cabinets 10-11, 12 (associate member). French Club 12. BONIN. LISA Pirate Choir 10. Varsity Choir 11. BOWMAN. STEVE Electronics Club 11. Spanish Club 10-12. BRACKIN. SANDY Volleyball 10. Ski Club 12. BRADLEY. LISA Symphonic Band 11. Wind Ensemble 11-12, Pep Band 10-12. Tennis 11. Tennis Manager 12. Basketball 10-11, Softball 10- 12, I.M. Soccer 10,12, I.M. Basketball 12. BREUER. JEFF I.M. Football 11. I.M. Soccer 11- 12, I.M. Basketball 11-12. I.M. Hockey 12. BREY. MARY Volleyball 10-12. Orchestra 10-12, Class Cabinets 10-11. BUCKHO. ELLEN I.M. Cross Country Skiing. BULLARD. STEVE Football 10. I.M. Boxing 10. BULTMAN. SUE Spanish Club 11-12. O.E.A. 11. CAIN. PAT KPCI 10-12 (12-General Manager). Electronics Gub 11. I.M. Soccer 11-12, Lake Society 12. CAMPBELL. JOHN Football 11. I.M. Soccer 10. I.M.Football 10,12. CARLSON. JIM Hockey 12. CARY. JOEL KPCI 10-12, Concert Band 10. I.M. Soccer 10-12. CHAFFEE. BRUCE Basketball 10-12. Baseball 10-12. I.M. Soccer 10-11. I.M. Football 12. CHASE. KARLA Track 10. Vo Tech 12. CHRISTENSEN, JAN Gymnastics 10. Track 11. Cross Country 12. Ski Club 12. COLE. JEAN Musical 10. Ski Club 10-12. CONKEL, DAVE Baseball 10. Cross Country 10-12, Track 11-12. CONNOY. MIKE Track 11. I.M. Football 10-12, I.M. Soccer 10-12. CONTER. ROBYN Cheerleading 11. OJT 12. CRANDLL. TODD I.M. Basketball 11-12. CROASTON, TODD Baseball 10-11. Football 10-12. CROSBY. CARLA Danceline 12. Cafeteria Help 12. CRUM. TODD Concert Band 10. Wind Ensemble 11-12, I.M. Soccer 10-12, I.M. Football 12, I. M. Volleyball 11. DAHLIN. LAURA Sophomore Choir 10. Concert Choir 11-12, P.C. Folk 12. All-State Choir 12. Musicals 10-12, Class Cabinets 11-12, Hockey Mascot 12. DAILEY. TONY Baseball 10. Football 10-12. DANIELS. JULIE Pirate Choir 10. Concert Choir 11. Children's Theatre 10. French Gub 12. Cross Country 10,12, Track 10. DAVICH. JANE Buccaneer 11-12. O.S.A. II. 12, Class Cabinet 12. DEBOER. DENISE Heart Club 11-12. DEMERS. JEANNE Wind Ensemble 10-12, Pep Band 11-12, Basketball 10. Orchestra 11, Marching Band 10-12, DECA. OEA. DEPAOLIS, KATE Pirate Choir 10. Concert Choir 11-12, P.C. Folk 11-12, NHS 11-12, CheerleadlnglO-11, Gymnastics 10-12, Class Cabinet 10-12, Spirit Gub 10. Musical 11-12. DIETHERT. KIM Track 10-12. Cheerleading 11-12, I.M Soccer 10-12. DORWE1LER. PAM Cheerlcading 10-11. Debate 10. Usherette 11-12, Syncronized Swimming 10-12, Yearbook 12. DOYLE, PAT Concert Band 10. Symphonic Band 11. Football 10-12. KPCI 10-11. Soph. Cabinet 10. Stage Band 11. DREXEL, ANNE OEA 12. DUBAK. SCOTT Ski Club 10-11. DUBOIS. MIKE Basketball 10-12. I.M. Football 10- 12, I.M. Soccer 10-12. DULALIA, ROBERT Electronics Gub 12. Symphonic Band 12. I.M. Soccer 12. I.M. Basketball 12. Speech Club 12. DUPONT. JULIE Danceline 11. DUSTRUD. ELIZABETH Synchronized Swimming 10-12, Wind Ensemble 10-12, Pit Orchestra 10-12, Marching Band 10-12, Orchestra 10- 12. EAKINS. JULIE Gymnastics 10-12. Pirate Choir 10, Concert Choir 11-12, Cheerleading 12. Softball 10. Track 11. Class Cabinet 10-11. EATON. PAM Concert Band 10. Symphonic Band 11. ECKHOFF. PAM Volleyball 10. Track 10-11. Euro-80. EGGERT. STEVE Symphonic Band 10-11. ELHARD. DAVE Football 12. Diving 10-12, Golf 10-12, Cross-Country 11, I.M. Football 10- 11, I.M. Soccer 10-11, I.M. Basketball 10-12. ELLRAM. ALEX OSA 10, Tennis 10-12, I.M Soccer 11. ENGER. PENNY Tennis 11-12. ERICKSON. KEVIN Baseball 10. Ski Club 11- 12, P.C. Choir 10. I.M. Football 10-12. I.M. Soccer 10-12. I.M. Basketball 10-12. ESTREM. BRIAN Gymnastics 10. I.M. Football 12, I.M. Soccer 12. EWALD, BARB Debate 10. FAUST. MARK Football 10-12. Track 10-12. NHS 11-12. Band 10. Ski Club 12. Yearbook 11- 12. FEIGUM. VICKI Volleyball 10. I.M. Volleyball 11-12, I.M. Soccer 11-12. I.M. Ping Pong 10-12. I.M. Football 11, Cheerleading 10-12, soph. Cabinet President. FELDMANN, CHRIS Pirate Choir 10. Varsity Choir 11. FEUCHT. JAMES I.M. Hockey 10. I.M. Basketball 11. Vlca 12. FILIP. MIKE Ski Club 11-12. FISCHER. TIMOTHY Football 10-12, Track 9-12. Class Cabinet 10-12. Yearbook 12. I.M. Basketball 11-12. FISH. JEFF Symphonic Band 10, Wind Ensemble 11-12, Marching Band 10-12, I.M. Soccer 10-12, NHS 11-12, Children’s Theatre 11. Musical 11-12, Stage Band 10-12. Orchestra 11-12. FISHER, JEFF Hockey 10-12. I.M. Football 10-12. I.M. Soccer 10-12. FLYNN. TOM Vlca 11-12. FOOTE. LORI Tennis 10. Spanish Club 10-11. FORE. LANETTE Vica 12. Spanish Club 10-11. FORYSTEK. ANTHONY Football 10-12. Track 9-12, Weight Lifting 10-12. FOX. JIM Football 10. Symphonic Band 11-12. Jazz Ensemble 11-12. FRESKE, SANDY Concert Band 10. Symphon-ic Band 11. Ski Club 10-11, Usheretts 10. Musical 10, Spirit Gub 10, Marching Band 10-12, Pep Band 10, Stage Band 10. FR1EDL, SHARON Concert Band 10. Symphonic Band 11. Jr. Cabinet 11. GAHWILER. SUSAN Pep Band 10. Wind Ensemble 10-12, Swimming 9-11. Musical 12. 224 Stage Band 10-11, Marching Band 11-12. GAMBER, JERRY Baseball 10. l.M Basketball 11-12, l.M. Football 10-12. l.M. Soccer 10-12, l.M. Ping Pong 10. GARRETT. SHARON Orchestra 10-12, Concert Choir 11-12. Musical 10-12. GAUSE, TAMI Concert Band 10. Symphonic Band 11, Marching Band 10. GENADEK. DAVID Gymnastics 10-12, OSA 10. GENETT1, GREG Cross-Country 10, Gymnastics 11-12, Tennis 10. Ski Club. GJESVOLD. TODD l.M. Weight Lifting 10-12. GOEBEL. JOY Tennis 10-12, Softball 10-11. GONIOR, JONI Football Cheerleading 10-11, Mascot 12, Hockey Cheerleading 12. Spirit Club 10. Soph Class Cabinet, Jr. Cabinet. GORDER, BRETT l.M. Football 11-12. l.M. Handball 11. GOTTSMAN. SHAWN Football 10-12. Baseball 10, Track 11-12. GRIFFIN. STEVE l.M. Boxing 10. l.M Soccer 10-11. GROVES. JIM Hockey 10-12. Tennis 10-12. I. M. Football 10-12. l.M. Soccer 10-12. GUNBERG, PETER Basketball 10. GASTAFSON. BARB Synchronized Swimming 10. GUSTAFSON. BILL Debate 10. Electronic Club President 12, NHS 11-12, l.M. Fencing 11. KPCI 11-12. Lake Society 12. GUTENGERG, GREGG Baseball 10-12. l.M. Football. l.M. Soccer. l.M. Handball. HAACK. JEFF l.M. Soccer 10,11.12. l.M. Volleyball 11. l.M. Basketball 10. Ski Club 11,12, Basketball 10. Track 12. HABERKORN. DEB Musical 11,12, NHS II, 12, Sr. Class Cabinet 12. Choir 12, European Studies 12. HADDEN, CHERYL Ski Club 12. HADDEN. LORI Danceline 12. HALL. TODD Ski Club 11,12. HALLBERG. MARY Gymnastics 10.11.12. Div-tng 11,12. HALLMAN. MIKE Cross-Country 10.11,12, Track 10.11,12. HALTER. RANDY Basketball 10.11.12, Track 10,11. NHS 11,12, l.M. Football 11,12, l.M. Soccer 10,11,12, Concert Band 10. HANSON. SANDY Pirate Choir 10 HANSON. SUSAN (SUE. SIOUX, SNOOZY, SUSIE) Pirate Choir 10. Varsity Choir 11. Concert Choir 12, Track 10,11,12, Soph. Cabinet 10, Spirit Committee 10. Cheerleading 11,12, l.M. Soccer 10,11,12, French Club 12. HARTLAGE. LYNN Soph. Class Cabinet, Jr. Cabinet, Sr. Cabinet, Spirit Club 10, Pirate Choir 10. Concert Choir 11. Symphonic Band 10. Wind Ensemble. NHS 11,12, Volleyball 10.11.12, Ski Club 10,11,12 (pres.) Euro 80 HARTUNG, BILL Ski Club 11, Football 11,12, Track 10.11. HATTENBERGER, BRIAN Baseball 10,11,12, l.M. Soccer 10.11,12, l.M. Basketball 11,12. HATZENBELLER. JANA Soph, and Jr. Cabinet. Softball 11,12, Tennis 11,12, l.M. Soccer 10.11.12, l.M. Rag Football 11,12, Track 10. HAUBRICK. TODD Band 10. Basketball 10,11. l.M. Soccor 10,11, l.M. Basketball 11,12. Track 12. HAUPERT, JERRY l.M. Football 11.12, l.M. Basketball 11,12, l.M. Soccer 11.12, Musical 12, Children's Theatre 11. Play 11, l.M. Boxing 11. HEINECKE. CHERI Spirit Club 10. HEITZIG. MONA Varsity Choir 11. French Club 11. Sr. Class Cabinet 12. German Club 10-12. HELM. CARMEN Symphonic Band 10. Sophomore Class Cabinet 10. Spirit Club 10, Sr. Class Cabinet 12, Volleyball 10-12, Softball 11-12. HERMAN. JILL MARIE Swimming 10. Speech 10-11, Concert Band 10, Symphonic Band 11- 12. Varsity Choir 11. Concert Choir 12. Musical 11. 4-act Play 10, 3-act Play 11-12, Marching Band 10-11. Pep Band 10. HERMES. FRANK Football 10-12, Track 10- 11. Jr. Class Cabinet 11, Sr. Class Cabinet 12. I. M. Basketball 11-12. l.M. Ping Pong 10. l.M. Handball 11. Weightlifting 10-11. HESSIAN. MICHELLE M. NHS 11-12, Tennis 10-11. Debate 10-11. Spanish Club 10-12. HITESMAN, DARCY Cross Country 10,12. Swimming 10-11, Track 10. OSA 11-12. PCSC 12. Concert Band 10. Symphonic Band 10-11, Wind Ensemble 12. NHS 11-12. Spirit Club 10. HOLMES. TODD l.M. Basketball 11-12. l.M. Volleyball 12, Orchestra 10-11, Yearbook 11- 12. HOLMGREN. KURT Cross Country 9-12-capt.. Track 9-12-capt.. l.M. Basketball 11. HOPF. LAURIE Tennis 10-12, Gymnastics 10-12-capt.. NHS 11-12. French Club 10-11-president.. Jr. Class Cabinet, Sr. Class Cabinet, Yearbook 11-12. l.M. Ping Pong 10-12, HOSLER. MARY ELLEN Band 10-12. Pit Orchestra 10. Danceline 11-12, Jr. Class Cabinet. HUBER. SUE Band 10-12. Competitive Swimming 10-12. Synchronized Swimming 11. Spanish Club 12. HUCK. EUGENE Wrestling 10-11, KPCI 12. Student Council 12. Cross Country. HUNTSMAN. PAUL Cross Country 10-12, Hockey 10-12, Track 10-12, l.M., HUTCHESON, SARAH Basketball 11-12. Track 11-12, Cross Country 12. NHS 11-12. Volleyball 11. l.M. Soccer 12, Sr. Class Cabinet 12, Yearbook. ITTEL. JON Basketball 10. Baseball 10-12, Concert Band 10, Symphonic Band 11. l.M. Basketball 11-12, l.M. Football 12. l.M. Soccer. IVERSON. JEAN Band 10. Track 11. Soph. Class Cabinet 10. Spirit Committee. JACKSON. CHERYL OEA 12. JACOBSSON. GREG PCSC 12. l.M. Soccer 10- II. l.M. Football 10-11. JANASZ. JOE NHS 11-12, Basketball 10-11, Golf 10-12, Ski Club 12. Buccaneer 10-11, OSA 10. l.M. Football 10-12, l.M. Soccer 10-12, European Studies 12, German Club 10-12. PCSC 12. JENSEN. NORMAN l.M. Football 10-12, l.M. Basketball 10-12, l.M. Soccer 11-12. JENSEN. TIM Gymnastics 11-12. Swimming 11-12, Spanish Club 11-12. JOHNSON. GARY Basketball 10. Cross Country 11-12, Track 10-12, NHS 11-12, Concert Band 10, Symphonic Band 11. Wind Ensemble 12. Pep Band 11-12. Marching Band 10-11. Football Band 11-12. JOHNSON. KELLY Ski Club 11. VICA (Vice President) 12. JOHNSON. KEVIN OSA 10. Ski Club 10-12, l.M. Soccer 10. JOHNSON. PATTY Softball 10-12, Basketball 1012, l.M. Soccer 11-12. JOHNSON. SCOTT J. OSA 11-12. PCSC 12. Speech 10-11. Buccaneer 12. Spanish Club 12. Chess 10. JOHNSON, SUE Choir 10. Track 10. JOHNSON. WHITNEY Ski Club 10. Spirit Committee 10. Soph Class Cabinet. JORAMO, LINDA Ski Club 10-11. Cheerleading 10, Band 10. JORGENSEN. SHERRY Pirate Choir. Varsity Choir, Concert Choir. Musical 11-12. Speech Club. Sr. Class Cabinet. KAHLER. GINA Volleyball 10. Softball 10-12, Choir 10-11. KAMINSKI. LEA Swimming 10-12. Softball. KANE. TOM Football 10. KAROLEVITZ, JERRY l.M Soccer 10,12. KAUPP. CHRIS Tennis 10-12. Basketball 10-12. Softball 10.12, Yearbook 11-12, l.M. Soccer. KELLY. DAVID l.M. Football 10,12. l.M. Soccer 10,12. Ski Club 12. Debate 10. KERKOW. MARI Volleyball 10, Cheerleading 10- 12, Pirate Choir 10. Concert Choir 10-11, Spirit Club 10. Class Cabinet 10-12. OSA 10. l.M. Soccer 10-12, l.M. Ping Pong 10-12. l.M. Flag Football. French Club. Softball 10-11, Musicals 11-12. Mascot and Pepfest Committee 12. KETO. DAVE Ski Club. KILLORIN, MIKE PCSC 12. KING. JOAN Spirit Club 10. Soph Class Cabinet. l.M. Soccer. KIVI. GARY Cross Country 10-12, Track 10-12. NHS 11-12. KJOS. 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WHITEHEAD. TOM Gymnastics 10-12. WOLCENSKI. BRIAN Speech Club 10. Spanish Club 10-11. OSA 11. Buccaneer 11-12. PCSC 12. Creative Outlets 12. WOOD. JACE Football 10-11. Basketball 10- 11. I.M basketball 12. WYFFELS. TOM Football 10-12. Hockey 10. Baseball 10-12. YACKEL. MATT OJT 11-12. DECA 11-12. YOUMANS. KAREN Concert Band 10. Wind Ensemble 11-12. Volleyball 10-12. Softball 10. ZEHM. BONNIE VICA 11-12. ZELINSKY. JULIE Volleyball 10-11. Track Mgr 10. ZERBAN. JIM Football 10-12. Hockey 10-12, Baseball 10-12. ZIRKLE. PETE Tennis 10. Golf 11-12. Concert Band 10. I.M Ping Pong 10. ZWACK. PAUL (Z) Symphonic Band 10-11. Wind Ensemble 11-12. Stagehand 11-12, Yearbook 11-12. Pep Band 11. I.M. Basketball 11- 12. I.M Volleyball 1 M2. I.M. Ping Pong 11-12. SENIOR PERSONALITIES BEST BOD: Tim Fischer. Tammie Peterson. PRETTIEST HAIR: Tammie Peterson, Paul Huntsman. 278 PRETTIEST EYES: Julie Daniels, John Bevacco. SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST ARTISTIC: Marta Polls. Mike Stromwell. SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST ATHLETIC: Dan Nelson, Patty Johnson. 230 MOST DRAMATIC: Mark Miller, Julie Kronen. SENIOR PERSONALITIES BIGGEST BROWN NOSER: Shamus OMeara. Darcy Hitesman. BIGGEST PARTY-GOER: Mary Brey. Randy Schmidt. 231 MOST LIKELY TO BE A PRIME TIME PLAYER ON THE SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE” SHOW: Lisa Ness. Frank Hermes. SENIOR PERSONALTIEIS SHYEST: April Schuefftan, Keith Benson. BIGGEST FLIRT: Jim Groves. Judy Roberts. 232 PRETTIEST LEGS: Jamie McNaughton, Kurt Holmgren. FRIENDLIEST: Julie Eakins. Joe Thibodeau. t 1 SENIOR PERSONALITIES CLASS CLOWN: Paul Stewart, Sue Hanson. NOT PICTURED. TALLEST GIRL: Sue Folson. SHORTEST GIRL: Renea Gardinler. TALLEST GUY. Todd Nord. SHORTEST GUY: Tes Tronvold. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Vikie Unruh. Hans Lund 233 MOST SOPHISTICATED: Andrea Scurry. Tres T ronvold SENIOR HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE REMEMBERED AT PARK CENTER? “As a sweet person and well liked.” Nancy Back “As a good athlete and having good sportsmanship. Mike Turnquist “That I was a student and tried very hard in school.” April Schuefflan “I would like to remember PC as the time in my life when all my teachers were good to me.” Eugene Huck “As a decent person that worked really hard to graduate.” John Thuleen “Due to my short comings, I always try to look up to people.” Donna M. Orvis “As a guy who liked to have a good time.” Mark Miller “A student who had 3 fun years.” Nancy Blesi “With my phone number on the wall of the girls locker room: for a good time call Dan Cofield “Just as a person. I am myself- good or bad, but I have fun in life.” Laura Dahlin I would like to be remembered as the chipmunk. (Theodore) Other than that, ???” Tammie Peterson 234 PROJECTIONS WHAT WILL YOUR LIFE BE LIKE 20 YEARS FROM NOW? “20 years from now I will be up North with my own business, a welding shop. I’ll have enough money to support a house on the lake-shore, wife, kid, boat, and many, many extras.” Todd Noard I want to travel around the world and then own and operate a business of my own.” Patty Ranua Everyone will be dead from wars.” Mike Welsh “1 will be working for a photo-technology firm out west, developing new methods of photography and new cameras. I will be living in a large house and I’ll be single having lots of fun.” Tom Loch “The same, probably still in high school.” Brian Wolcenski ‘Til be wealthy, happy and retired, have a nice day”. Ken Little “Married, small family with a chimpanzee, and a dog; living in the woods! Very Romantic!” Betsy McGonigal 235 IF YOU HAD AN ALL EXPENSES PAID TRIP “Having our whole family together and going out to Canada like we used to do ' Ed Davids “1 would want to just sit back and have all the beer and pot and coke I wanted. I would like to enter a wasted contest and see who is the last one to be still up.” Steve “3-D” Keller “To find my special guy.” Sandi Hanson “To be a performer and travel throughout the world.” Scott Prins “To find reality” John O. Link “I would like to be rich and own a mansion and own two limos, two Trans-Ams, two Corvettes, Two porsches, 100 acres of land by a big lake and a fast speed boat.” Jim Plocker “I’d want to star in a great horror film with King Kong and Dolly Parton.” Milton Orvloski “That all the seniors could be reunited and relive our senior year over (a portion of it) again. Only everyone was friendly to everyone else. No groups or cliques. All being one.” Anonymous 236 TO FANTASY ISLAND, WHAT WOULD YOUR FANTASY BE? “To be equipped with an M-16 rifle and take care of Mr. O’Rourke and Tatoo.” Tim Fischer To accompany Tim Fischer with an M-16 or bazuka and kill Mr. O'Rourke and Tatoo.” Frank Hermes “A vacation of relaxing; I’d bring my boyfriend. I’d like to go scubadiving.” Nancy Blesi “I’d like to take a quick trip into the future. I want to know what life will be like as far as who I marry, how many kids, etc.” Laura Dahlin “To own Iran” Dan Cofield “I want Ricardo Montalbon to take a sledge hammer to a new 1980 Cordoba and I want Tatoo to host the Johnny Carson show in a highchair. And I’d like to spend 24 hours with Bo Derek in a steam room, or in a very warm hotel room.” Mark Munson “To have an all out nuclear war with the world and only Bo Derek and I are still alive with enough supplies to last for our lives.” Scott McManus 'Going out with Bo Derek to a deserted island for 20 more years.” Paul Stewart 237 238 As the 80’s began, some Park Center traditions came to an end. Namely, Twinkies and chocolate chip cookies in the Ala Carte line. The U.S. government decided there was too much junk food in the schools so they took out Hostess and left in the Doritos. And to top it all off, they took the sugar off the donuts and left the sugar cookies. There was the usual change in the detention policy, this time the guilty student received one hour of rot time for every hour skipped. Of course, there were a few surprises, like smoke bombs, exploding drinking fountains, and the so-called emergency lights that went up in the “airhead”, and “space cadet” were some of the sayings floating around, along with some ugly rumours about the yearbooks coming out in Julyf?). We were bombed with new movies like “1941”, “The Jerk”, and “Kramer vs. Kramer”, among hundreds of others. On the msuic scene, no one could decide if disco (no comment-this is a family book) was on its way in or out. Punk rock was gone and the New Wave was here to stay. Led Zeppelin, The Eagles, Cheap Trick, Pink Floyd and just about everyone else came out with a new album, and it seemed as if they were all good. The die hard domed stadium finally got started, just in time to see the Vikings have their worst season in years. Around the country and the world, the Shah was deposed, the Ayatollah reposed, the hostages were enclosed, and many people wished they would dispose of the draft registration. Gas rose to at least $1.20 a gallon, but people still kept on driving. The Russians invaded Afghanistan and the world invaded Lake Placid (if they could catch a bus from the parking lot). Although it wasn’t always that great, Park Center will probably be remembered as the home of some of the best times of our lives. The future for the Class of 80, and others to follow, will not be easy. The words inflation and depression are being tossed around as casually as the Gopher’s scores and the weather forecast. To quote the famous television personality Mr. Bill “Oh Nooooo”. On to the 80’s 239 V, A. v «• a4 ' T l ‘Sir w AFF Co-Editors II Leary rt Llchtenberg Advisor: Jim Chucker Jackl Aguilar Kari Albers Steve Anderson Tom Bangasser Janice Bergeron Gina Bitterman Pam Dorweiler Mark Faust Tim Fischer Todd Holmes Laurie Hopf Sarah Hutcheson Michelle Jindra Chris Kaupp Lorri Lindstrom Kris Miller Lisa Ness Denise Nygaard Troy Paulson Mary Plante Jenl Socher Teri Solinger Kim Springer Shari Thomas Trudy Westerman Kathy Zwack Paul Zwack Lisa Bradley Mike Buck Brian Hoel Bob Rasmussen Barb Yandt Bert Hedstrom and Jostens AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO. Pat Pletsch and Sherllng Pletsch Studio Post Publications Earl Christensen Contributing Artists: Tom Karason Keith Peterson Marta Polis Rob Savage Paul Tollefsrud Tv I 240 S L Picture by: Tim Fischer Autumn at Cedar Lake