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

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1987 volume:

PIRATE Park Center Senior High School 7300 Brooklyn Boulevard Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55443 Opening 1 1 — Opening 2 — Table of Contents 6 — Student Life 52 — Clubs and Organizations 78 — Academics 120 — Sports 161 — Seniors 193 — Senior Memoirs 199 — Juniors 221 — Sophomores 244 — Senior Index 248 — Index and Closing 2 Table of Contents Sweet Sixteen — Memories of P.C. What sweet memories do you have of Park Center? “A good start to a wonderful life.” Cindy Kramer “Being a sophomore and adoring the senior guys.” “Running to Burger King for lunch my sophomore year.” “The fun I always had at dances.” “Cheering at the football games.” “Being in the musicals, meeting new people.” Lisa Klein “All the friends and faculty that made my years at Park Center great ones.” Lisa Parsons “The greatest memories of Park Center are the people. When our house burned down two years ago, everyone wanted to help. It was great!” Julie Swanson “I have sweet memories of all my friends and the teachers that have helped me.” Khanh Lam “I liked the classes with Mr. Dovel and Mr. Douglas. (I wonder if they’ll ever agree on something.)” “I have sweet memories of the marching band trip to Canada — 30 hours on a bus!” “The Rooter Van to Rosemount ... singing the school song as their band practiced ... grilling in the parking lot... winning 8-7.” Amy Koege “Getting rained on, on Prom night.” “Football games.” “Any of Mr. Douglas’ classes.” “Trying to get back from Rocky’s in time for class.” “Finding the fourth floor swimming pool.” Mark Pfeifer “I have sweet memories of yearbook parties ... gymnastics, bus rides, running in the rain, football games, Homecoming.” Wendy Iverson “I will remember all the great times with my wonderful friends.” Julie Schwichtenberg “I remember my sophomore year, making the varsity gymnastics team and going to the State Championships.” Carrie Ketcher Theme 3 Ken Smith PARK CENTER Park Center has had sixteen years of excellence. We’ve excelled in academics, fine arts, sports and vocational training. But above all, we’ve excelled in Pride. Park Center and Pride are synonymous. From the moment a student sets foot in Park Center as a sophomore to the moment he walks out a senior, he feels the bond that brings this school together. We are not a perfect school, but without Park Center we would have missed out on the opportunity to meet friends and the chance for a good education. Let’s work to the end that Park Center and the Pride that holds it together is here for at least another sixteen years. “I have sweet memories of homework after David Letterman Todd Wambach Park center Senior High school 4 Theme 1. Floyd Beecham tailored to attract attention on Formal Day. 2. Senior Class President Glenn Necklen illustrates that even senior boys can have clean lockers. 3. The source of our Pirate Pride. 4. Standing: Mr. Del Mottaz, Mr. Dean Prekker, Mr. Roger Zeman, Mrs. Judy Lamp, and Mr. Mike Barnes help Mrs. Marg Wagner and Mrs. Peg Kimble celebrate the sixteenth year of the Pirate. 5. Only senior boys over six feet tall were allowed in the back row for the senior portrait. 6. Dan Hreha gains yards against Apple Valley at the Homecoming. “I think all the spirit and pride we have in our school is great! It seems to pull everyone together from day one.” Mari Palmer 1986 Homecoming MC’s Pat Karen and Todd Schaffer started the evening out with a few jokes then introduced THE 1986 ROYAL COURT. Junior Royalty, Megan Bailey was escorted by Nicholas Braten. Kristen Gulden was escorted by Ryan Erickson. Sophomore Amy Grandy was escorted by Dan Bergdahl. Junior Lisa Kivi was escorted by Steve Dovorany. Senior Kris Zechmeister was escorted by Ben Maegi, Jill McKeever was escorted by Steve Brunn, Steph Waite was escorted by Dag Holm-Nordly, Anne Theisen was escorted by Mike Benson. Mersini Spiropolous was escorted by Todd Shea. And lastly, 1986 KING and QUEEN. Darren Bocksell and Brenda Domingo, took their final walk around the gym as the crowd cheered!! And coronation started. 1. King Steve and Queen Mersini. 2. and 3. Junior royalty Kristen and Ryan. 4. 1986 Royal Court. Opposite Page. 1. Dag Holm-Nordly and Jill McKeever. 2. Anne Theisen and Mike Benson. 3. Kris Zechmeister and Ben Maegi. 4. Todd Shea and Steph Waite. 5. Steve Dovomay and Lisa Kivi. 6. Dan Bergdahl and Amy Grandy. 8 Homecoming Royal Court Homecoming 9 Coronation brings surprises 1. Catie Hinchey. 2. Mc’s Pat Karen and Todd Schaffer. 3. P.C. Barbershop. 4. Danceline. 5. Christie Sca-vone. Opposite Page: 1. Senior attendants line up to be crowned! 2. Mersini being crowned. 3. Chris Engelbretson playing a solo. 4. Dave Wood sings Lady.” 5. Young love. 10 Homecoming Park Center talent sparkles m After the MC’s introduced the ROYAL COURT, The Scam performed “Listen Like Thieves” and “Purple Rain.” Catie Hinchey sang “Out Here On My Own”, then Janelle Jaglo, Anne Theisen, Jill Harker, Christie Scavone and Steph Roos performed a dance. Next was Danceline dancing to “I’m Your Man”, David Wood singing “Lady”, and a skit performed by Senior Class Cabinet. Dani Cortez and Erin Mulcahy performed a dance followed by PC Barbershop. Jodi Franz sang “A Child’s Dream” which was the Royalty dance. Someother Guys performed “Summertime Blues and “Louie Louie.” The next day featured: MC’S Greg Bullinger and Dave Romuld, Them Guys, Ken Smith, Classics, Ross Olson, a skit performed by NHS, Danceline, Lynn Jones singing for the Royalty dance, The Scam, and the traditional teacher’s skit, on the theme of Snow White. Homecoming 11 PC tries prosecution of Eagles The week started out with Spirit Week, Green and Gold Day, Clash Day, Garbage Bag Day, Hat Shades and Moustache Day, and Friday was Formal Dress Up Day. After Coronation was a reception where punch and cookies were served by the Senior Class Cabinet. Friday was the football game. Even though the team didn’t prosecute, the game was well played. Team members pulled through well enough to show up at the dance, which featured Eric St. John from WLOL. At the dance, pop and pizza were served. Jolesh photography took candid shots which the students were later able to purchase. 1. Steve Brunn runs the ball. 2. Dave Hreha returns a punt. 3. Chuck Kroll up in the air for the ball. 4. Mike Benson starts off the Homecoming game. 5. Green and Gold balloons let off during half time. Opposite Page: 1. PC crowd shows spirit. 2. Pat Karen drops his pants. 3. Todd Shea congratulates King Steve Brunn. 4. Dave Christenson and Don Smith cheer their team. 5. Senior Class Cabinet jumps. 6. Steve and Mersini take their walk around the gym. 12 Homecoming Pirates show pep at Homecoming Senior cars, trucks get attention 14 Senior Cars New or vintage auto gets care Page 14: 1. Craig Kasa — ’66 red Mustang convertible 2. Rob Madich — 86 Page 15: 1. Lyle Taylor — ’66 Fastback Mustang 2. Greg Bullinger — '78 Ford 250 4x4 3. John Bergeland — ’64 Mustang 4. Dan Perrault — ‘84 Iroc Audi 3. Mark Elliott — '76 GMC 4x4 4. Todd Schwerin — '67 Camaro conver-’ .28 Camaro 5. Greg Stoesz — Opal GT6. Jim Breth — '79 Camaro tible 5. Chris St. Cyr — '86 Ninja 600R 6. Ken Husted — '73 Camaro Z28. Senior Cars 15 Senior cars, a source of pride 1. Matt Hawk — '69 Plymouth 2. Wendy Iverson — '65 Chevelle 3. Troy Jandro — 70 Mustang 4. Tony Rorvick — 73 Dodge Challenger 5. Brian Hanson — 72 Chevy Impala 6. Steve Engel — 78 White Camaro Z28. Teacher cars have real class 1. “Hers” and “His”Corvettes of Wayne Swedal. Hers is a “78” Indianapolis pace car replica, a limited production edition with 11,000 miles. His is a 1963 split window coupe with new 1970 LT-1 engine. It has 4,000 miles on engine, wheels and tires. 2. Another Swedal car — a “59” Pontiac Bonneville with his 1984 homeroom draped on it. 3. 1946 CJ2A Jeep. The first model of a civilian jeep produced after the war. Completely restored by Swedal’s class in 1985. 4. 1979 Corvette owned by Gene Waldowski. 5. 1946 jeep before restoration. The jeep was purchasd for $200. Teacher Cars 17 “Grease” grabs standing ovations This year Park Center presented “Grease” the hit Broadway musical. Marvin Douglas directed the musical; it was his first at Park Center. The other directors included: Anita Norman, vocal director; Steve Borgstrom, orchestra director; Jeri Erickson, technical director and Lori Blake was the choreographer. These directors along with all of the students involved, made Grease very successful. A lot of newcomers were involved this year. One of these students included sophomore, Catie Hinchey. She played Sandy Dumbrowski along with the male lead Danny Zuko, played by Dave Wood. These two did a splendid job. “All of the students did a great job” replied Marvin Douglas. One of the reasons that this musical was so popular was because it was full of energy. The dancing and singing were well performed. Thanks to Lori and Anita for making those who couldn’t sing and dance, sing and dance! All in all “Grease” was a great success! Everything worked out which even included the set. This year it was completed two weeks ahead of schedule. All of the people who worked hard on Grease, whether in the cast, crew or in the orchestra, did a really great job. “Grease” is the word and will always be remembered at Park Center. 1. Mr. Douglas admires his cast. 2. Mr. Borgstrom and Ms. Norman take a break. 3. Tim .Johnson and Jodi Franz in their normal pose. 5. It seems that Matt Forsgren is getting some heat from the Pink Ladies. 18 Grease 1. Jim Orvis and Kristy Thompson are showing off their talent. 2. '‘Surprise! Rick Phillips. 3. Carrie Sautcr receives a little acting advice from Marvin Douglas. 4. Catie Hinchey rehearses her part. Grease 19 DANNYZUKO Dave Wood SANDY DUMBROWSKI Catie Hinchey KENICK1E Tim Johnson ROGER Rosa Olson DOODY Tienne Le SONNY Matt Forsgren RIZZO Jodi Franz MARTY Carrie Sauter JAN Heidi Kludt FRENCHY Tiffany Rundle MISS LYNCH Lori Barney FATTY SIMCOX Shannon Teas EUGENE FLORCZYK Jeffrey Creamer VINCE FONTAINE Dave Christenson JOHNNY CASINO SPECIAL APPEARANCE CHA-CHA DeGRKGORIO Danielle Cortez TEEN ANGEL Lynn Jones STUDENTS OF RYDELL HIGH Lynn Jones Ken Smith Lisa Klein Chris Grose Stephanie Kjoa Rick Phillips Tracy Goligowaki JimOrvis Kristy Thompson Tim Martinsen Erin Mulcahy Jason Willis Peggy Strahan Kurt Christensen Kari Golembeck PIANO VIOLINS Ms. Anita Norman Cindy Swierkowski Tom Branham PERCUSSION Michelle Krone Darrin Cresswell Dewayne Olshack BASS GUITAR VIOLAS John Lucking Vicki Schnellman Ken Pudas GUITARS Jim Wells CELLO Chris Engebretson Michelle Boulanger TENOR SAX Jannette Ness Debbie Berg 1. The cast of Grease rejoices over a great time shared by all. Kyle MacPherson — Student Tech Director Shannon Shackleford — Stage Manager Jim Erickson — Lighting Director Wini Froelich — Props Mistress SET AND RUNNING CREWS Paul Nylander Jeff Tevita Gary Weiss Catherine Dols Tina Sorenson Maria Paischnyk Heidi Marshall Amie Rhinehart Debbie Pierskalla CONCESSIONS Christina Sigvertson Becky Snapko Erica Pierce Kevin Pegg Shannon Shackelford LIGHTS Noel Cragg Kris Hagestuen Rick Picquet SOUND Kent Hilstrom ASSISTANTS Chris Bohnhoff Joanne Brosseau Kurt Cosman Bill Posely Linda Manning Tammy Coombe PROPS AND MAKE-UP Anne Le Kim Johnson Lori Eisenpeter Sue Hudson Mikkii Sauter PUBLICITY Kim Sydloski Shannon Teas David Nelson Dave Wood Kim Jandro Julie Siefert COSTUMES Sue Davis Sonya Carlson Janet Higginbotham Kathy Rioux Lori Ollila Debbie Forpahl Bonnie Davis C. C. Littlejohn Mrs. Georgia Davis 20 Grease 1. Tim Johnson and Dani Cortez making their grand entrance at the dance. 2. The Burger Palace Boys hamming it up as usual. 3. Miss Lynch (Lori Barney) explains the do’s and don'ts at the dance. 4. Dani Cortez going in for the kill (on Eugene). Grease 21 “Meet Me at the Prom” sparkles This Year, Park Center’s 3-act play was “Meet Me At the Prom.” It took approximately six weeks to prepare for showtime, which was on February 26, 27, and 28. For the 18 cast members working in the 3-act play, it gave everyone a chance to improve their acting abilities, to make new friends, and to experience the feeling of accomplishment. “Meet Me At the Prom” took place at Central High in the midst of a prom queen election. Julia Cartwright and Sheila Rollins were the competitors. The guys of the school decided to vote for Lucy Trainor, a very unpopular, but intelligent girl. This caused numerous problems. The 3-act play was directed by Mr. Marvin Douglas and, needless to say, it was appreciated by the audience. This page: 1. Denise sits quietly while Kyle checks out her form. 2. Fred Cheng and Kari Gollenbeck. 3. Winnie Froelich, Cindy Kramer, and Mikkii Sauter. 4. Guys: Standing up — Ken Smith, Dan Joelson, Dave Christenson. Kyle MacPherson. Sitting — Tim Johnson, Fred Cheng. Opposite page: 1. Cindy Kramer, Kristy Thompson, and Tim Johnson. 2. Carrie Sauter and Heidi Kludt. 3. Dan Joelson. Dave Christenson, Kyle MacPherson, and Tim Johnson carry on their discussions. 4. Girls: Standing — Katie Hinchey, Kristi Thompson. Shannon Teas, Wini Froelich, Carrie Sauter, Heidi Kludt. Sitting — Kari Gollembeck. Cindy Kramer. Mikkii Sauter, and Denise Arrell. 5. Katie Hinchey, Kari Gollembeck. 22 3-Act Play •LucyTrainor Kari Golembeck •Sheila Rollins . . Kristy Thompson •Julia Cartwright. . Carrie Sauter •Cal Henry Fred Cheng Winnie Katie Hinchey Gert Shannon Teas Freshman girl Denise Arrell Mom Madigan Cindy Kramer Ada Lynn Jones Elsie Heidi Kludt Bing Wilson . Dave Christenson Monk Stacy . Kyle MacPherson Elwood Simpson ... Tim Johnson Don Leonard Ken Smith Pudge Burnett Dan Joe Ison Mrs. Fanshaw Mikkii Sauter Mrs.Trainor Wini Froelich 3-Act Play 23 Jail and Bail grabs two staff “Jail and Bail” is a fundraising activity of the American Cancer Society that took place right before Thanksgiving break. A squad car appeared at school to haul away Coach Barnes and Mr. Marvin Douglas. Other students were booked into jail when they arrived at Brookdale. A third staff member, Coach Thompson, eluded the police and so was never jailed. Charges leading to the arrest of each individual were read to them by the judge. Next they had to put on prison stripes. Then the officers took “mug” shots of them with identification numbers. Their hardest task was raising money to be set free. Students were given lesser amounts to raise than jailed adults. 1. Jeff Tatur, Steve Brunn and Mike Benson try to raise money to get Coach Barnes out of jail. 2. Jill Purdes and Fred Cheng smile at mug shots taken by Brooklyn Park officers. 3. Bonnie Davis contemplates whether or not she can raise the $40 to bail herself out of jail. 24 Jail and Bail 1. Coach Barnes is bewildered by a Brooklyn Park police officer who says that he is under arrest. 2. Mr. Marvin Douglas is jailed for making his tests too hard and far calling his students losers ” but he is able to smile through it all. 3. Fred Cheng and various cheerleaders are looking at the amount of bail they must raise before they are free. Jail and Bail 25 w I I la; i i i i i ip at Park i i i Center? Left: Sharp dressed man, Chris Martinson, wears his outfit by Generra. Right: Juniors Dani Cortez and Krista Abrahamson show off their casual outfits. Below: Being a ladies’ man is always in fashion as Scott Vargo gives Kelly Durkot 8 flower. This year at Park Center the fashions vary greatly This includes long hair for both guys and girls, the big gest trend this year is Western type clothing. Other clothes which are fashionable are: Bleachet jeans, oversized shirts, Guess clothing, Generra clothing Gerbaud Jeans, baseball hats, brooches, bolo ties, an boots. fashion 7 Trick or treat! Give me someone 28 Halloween Who is sweet and nice to meet October 24th was a exciting day for all of us, because it was the D.E.C.A. sponsored Halloween dance from 9:00 to midnight. The cafeteria was filled with over 500 people dancing laughing and eating. They danced with a room full of devils, ghosts, bellydancers and of course there was the Kooky Spook Gang. Many people showed up in costume, more than without. There was free popcorn given away along with pop and candy. K.D.W.B. sponsored the sound and light show which satisfied everyone’s tastes. The more they heard the more they danced with enthusiasm. Around 11:00 there was the Mummy wrap. Contestants were all eager and ready to go. At 11:30 there was a free yearbook given away to one senior, junior, and sophomore. The winner for the senior best costume was Steve Brunn for being a table and lamp, the junior was Tom Hallenquist with his stud date Mike Snyder. The sophomore winner was Julie Rumbolt as a Harlequin. 1. Kyle MacPhcrson says let’s catch a bite to eat. 2. Steve Brunn and Tina Sorenson slow dance. 3. What did you want again? asks Chuck Kroll of his date Kim Dombroski. 4. What did you have for dinner again? 5. Tom Hallonquist and Mike Snyder discuss how to split the prize. 6. Sec we’re not sick!! 7. Tienne Le and Tiffany Rundle smile on the debut of Grease. Halloween 29 NCA evaluation commends P.C. High schools throughout the state who have been accredited by the North Central Association are reevaluated every seven years to see if they are maintaining excellent educational standards. Early in November about 50 teachers and principals from all over Minnesota arrived at Park Center to look at curriculum, teaching staff, physical plant, community involvement and many facets of life at PC. For three days, committee members from every academic and vocational area talked with students and teachers and observed classes. They were especially impressed by the fine student body, the condition of the school and the quality of teaching at PC. 1. Dr. Marl Ramsey. Mrs. Judy Lamp and Mr. Ron Christensen pass out certificates of recognition to Mr. tarry I.arson and other General Committee heads. 2. Mr. Ramsey and crew give carnations to other staff members who have helped in numerous ways. 3. Mr. Don Okerson, head of the Steering Committee, presents a dozen roses to Mrs. Lamp for her hard work. 4. Dr. Ramsey and Mr. Okerson discuss the agenda before the banquet. 30 NCA 4. New bleachers safe for students This year Park Center has acquired new bleachers for the gymnasium. The old ones weren’t of high quality and were worn out. Safety was also a concern. There have been incidents at other schools where bleachers have collapsed. The new bleachers are more comfortable and have better quality. They are maintenance free. These bleachers are automatic. A button is pressed and then they come right out. Our new bleachers cost one hundred thousand dollars (including installation). The old bleachers that were still in good condition were put into the pool area for spectator seating. Park Center also received new scoreboards this year. The original ones were fifteen years old. Whenever a part broke down it was non-replaceable, because they aren’t being made any longer. The new scoreboards cost around five thousand dollars. They are also maintenance free. 1. The first stages. 2. We’re in process! 3. Putting on the finishing touches, including the guard rails (which were required before the students could use them). Bleachers 31 Christmas is giving and getting 1. Christmas animals were a popular item this year. A few examples irt (from 1. to r.) Nickolas Bear, a Santa bear from the “Christmas Around t ie World” collection, the well-known 1986 Santabear, and a Shar-pei pup y all ready for Christmas. 2. Mr. I aFrenz is sneaking a few Christrcsi cookies. 3. Mr. Adney’s homeroom collected a record number 2055 items W donate to C.E.A.P. 4. The Christmas choir concert was enjoyed by mai Pictured here are a few members of the sophomore Pirate Choir. 32 Christmas Orchestra performs for elderly ORCHESTRA — Row 1: Robert Bennett, Cindy Swierkowski, Alison Hobson, Kim Eckstein, Jodi Hunter, Joanna Berntsen, Tammy Banta, Michelle Krone. Lisa Beaumont, Monica Szulga, Tom Branham, DeWayne Olshack Row 2: Jeff Wheeler, Scott Williams, Holly Palmer, Wini Froelich, Michelle Larsen, Michelle Boulanger. Ed Atkinson, Matt Gerzema. Row 3: Tom Schnellman, Diane Jorgenson, Anna Stabe. Ken Pudas. Jim Wells, John Lucking, Heidi Kern, Mr. Borgstrom, Vicki Schnellman, Paul Nylander, Alissa Lawson 2. Kim Eckstein setting up for the Christmas concert. 3. Heide Kern walking into the orchestra pit. 4. Alison Hobson and Ed Atkins performing at the Christmas concert. Orchestra 33 Varsity choir girls sing sweetly 1) VARSITY CHOIR: Row 1: Bonnie Davis. Theresa Mickowiec, Lisa Klein, Kim Hollenbeck, Robin Holt, Lisa Dahlin, Danielle Cortez, Katrina Nordstrom. Becky Pelky, Alissa I awson, Bonny Mosher, Kathy Clark Row 2: Jennie Miller, Shelly Bolduc, Jenni Rattei, Tammy Bamta, Katie Horan, Kim Grosseil, Julie Kelvie, Julie Foss, Leigh Marr, Caroline Lund, Peggy Strahan, Deanna Hardin Row 3: Darcy LeNavarette, Mona Howe, Karen Lyu, Catie Hinchey, Jessica Schonn-ing, Sheila Rowley, Adienne Brown, Kim Bauer, Chris Braesch, Donna Haarstad, Carrie Ketcher, Audra Rodenborn, Erin Mulcahy, Amy Larson, Becky Spence. Not pictured: Julie Couture, Claci Townsend, Jessica Mortenson, Connie Jelen. 2) VARSITY ENSEMBLE: Tammy Banta, Becky Spence, Mona Howe, Lisa Klein, Donna Haarstad, Adrienne Brown, Leigh Marr, Alissa Lawson, not pictured — Rhonda Pierce. 3) VARSITY SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE:Karen Lyu, Theresa Miskowiec, Shelly Bolduc, Catie Hinchey, Chris Braesch. Peggy Strahan, Darcy LeNavarette, Katie Horan, Robin Holt. 34 Varsity Choir Metrodome hosts concert choir Concert Choir 35 CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: Jodi Franz, Kim Dombrowski, Tracy Goligowski, Tammy Gearhart, Kim Schwichtenberg, Susan Gerhardson, Stephanie Harff, Heidi Kludt, Janet Higginbotham, Julie Seifert, Lori Barney, Kris Gemelke, Amy Morris, Julie Schwichtenberg, Lynn Jones, Stephanie Kjos ROW 2: Kristie Loth, Becky Nelson, Cathy Baker, Cheryl Bracht, Kristie Hoff, Pam Geisler, Christy Finnamore, Jeanine Carstensen, Sue Metz, Kara Miller, Cindy Set terstrom, Carrie Sauter, Chris Cronin, Amy Larson ROW 3: Cindy Krammer, Brenda Toenies, Trisha Swanberg, Carrie DeMars, Michele Bastyr, Debbie Kelly, Meredith Konkler, Steph Roos, Shannan Teas, Kristie Schmidt, Chad Moon, Andy Rochford, Peter Ku, David Nelson, Scott Bennett, Nathan Brandt, Jeff Creamer, Brent Palm, John Lucking, Mr. Anthony ROW 4: Tom Rollo, Jeff Causton, Ross Olson, Jim Kinney, Jim Orvis, Ken Smith, Jim Erickson, Kent Hilstrom, Steve Oliver, Brad Ruhberg, Michael Joyce, Darren Wesloh, Dave Clements, Bob Forpahl, Chris Grose, Todd Ewing, Dave Christenson, Bob Smith, Matt Foregren, John Telega. Not pictured: Dave Wood. Sophs get involved musically 1. PIRATE CHOIR: Row 1: Tara Crandall. Shannon Shackelford, Leah Sjosten, Mary Fess. Leann Calhoun, Missi Gehardson, Jenny Abel, Lori Torkkola, Ellison Russell, Colleen Rooker, Amy Claude, Katie McDonald. Karen Higginbotham Row 2: Heather Olson. Denise Alexander, Tiffany Rundle, Lia Stavedahl, Debbie Murray, Julie Swenson, Karen Peterson, Missy McGuire, Laurel Brosdahl, Terese Oliver. Jenny Weber, Tara Girard. Traisi Seran, Row 3: Jennifer Parlow, Nikki Rodriguez, Jennifer Rowley, Lynn Combs. Candi Hoff, Laura Zimmerman, Amy Wilkins, Teresa Fehn, Lori Pool, Anita Markowski, Dawn Ketchcr, Holly Harland, Debbie Osier, Kris Kasa, Kim Jandro Row 4: Dennis Fletch, Eric Clasen, Jeff Keisling, Tim McGee, Chuck Mattson, Mike Fitzpatrick, Russ Spence, Matt Rosenquist, Tim Martinson, Alan Feldkamp, Mark Kafka. Randy Vevle, Kurt Christiansen, Denis Haupert, Jason Willis 2. PIRATE SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: Row 1: Jeff Keisling, Shannon Shackleford. Eric Clausei. Missi Gerhardson, Kurt Christiansen. Juli • Swenson, Denis Haupert, Ellison Russei, Chuck Mattson, Lori Torkkola Row 2: Tin Martinson, Candi Hoff, Jason Willis, Tiffan. Rundel, Russ Spence, Karen Higgenbothan, Alan Feldkamp, Dera Osier, Mark Kafka, Katie McDonald Officers: Jason Willis, Presiden; Tiffany Rundle, Secretary; Amy Wilkir treasurer. 36 Pirate Choir P.C. folk serenade community STANDING: John Lucking, Ken Smith. BACK ROW: Tracy Goligowski, Lynn Jones, Susan Gerhardson, Jim Orvis, Brenda Toenies, Kent Hilstrom, Dave Christenson, Carrie Sauter. BOTTOM ROW: Andy Rochford, Julie Schwichenberg, Heidi Kludt, Dave Wood, Jodi Franz, Shannon Teas, David Nelson, John Telega 2. PC FOLK dress 50’s for Sno-Daze 3. PC FOLK sing at their Christmas concert. P.C. Folk 37 Marchers — a big, happy family Park Center’s marching band was smaller than usual, but placed just as well as the larger bands in the past. The band members worked very hard, practicing two to three times weekly, (percussion and frontlines began practice in the early spring) The marching Pirates marched every Sat. and Sun. in June, participating against bands from Osseo, Henry, Sibley, Monticello and others. Their annual trip was to Michigan, where they marched in The Cherry Festival Parade and placed second. During the course of the season, marching band becomes a band member’s “home away from home.” Director Mr. John Olson becomes a friend to all, members and parents. 1. Marching Pirates Banner. 2. The band prepares to march in Michigan. 3. Kim Sydloski and Lisa Parsons wait for the line up of a parade. 4. Marching band isn’t all hard work, it’s also lota of fun too! 5. Mersini Spiropoulos “I said. ATTENTION!!! 38 Marching Band Concert band composed of select CONCERT BAND: Row 1: Lisa Peterson, Cathy Kroll, Chris Binger, Beth Ann Barrett, Liz Nelson. Amy Fosland, Jeni Seran. Jessica Pavlak, Maria Pasichnzk, Nicole Foster, Amy Koegl. Laural Anderson Row 2: Mr. Olson, John Bergland, Brenda Magnuson, Phaedra Peterson, Cindy Crosby, Mary LaChance, Kathy Clark, Mike Snider, Liz Pennington, Sherri Perreault. Rich Baily Row 3: Nicole Monson. Darrin Cresswell, Phoebe Peterson, Wendy Cause, Michelle Mandrich, Lisa Parsons, Ben Maegi, Jason Lemmer, Amy VanDerWerf, Janette Ness, Debbie Berg. Eric I eaf, Greg Grove Row 4: Doug Betsinger, Khalid Kader, Chad Eichten, Robb Chock, Chris Herman, Dave Deemer, Thisha Swanberg. Paul Jonason. Scott Wensel, Fred Cheng, James Toone, Eric Synstelien. 2. Rich Bailey practices on the tuba. 3. Nicole Foster looks up at the director. 4. Phoebe Peterson plays her bassoon. Concert Band 39 Gold band learns to blend well GOLD BAND: Row 1: Kristie Adams, Roberta Bennett, Lea Raduenz, Jeanne Lukes, Liz Harder, Carrie Jablonski, Michelle Nelson, Laurie Alexander, Lee Menier, Lynda Bachman, Renee Garter, Jenny Albig Row 2: Laura Peterson, Stacy Williams, Michelle Zroker, Stephani Harff, Jenny Phillips, Cheryl Gross, Betsy Stromberg, Kim Frank, Heather Erickson, Lynette Reese, Holly Fisher, Julie Swanson, Sue Hudson, Lori Elsenpeter Row 3: Mr. Olsen, Peggy Tirrell, I.ana Wilkins. Tiffany Krein, Jenny Abel, Debbie Kelly. Rod DeMarre, Debbie Pierskalla, Brad Flannery. Heather Angrimson. Steve Olsen, John Schroder Row 4: Mark Schemmer, Jim Orvis, Curt Janicke, Andy Paulson, Dave Wood. Jim Wells. B. J. Kaufman, Tom McClean, Steve Hoglund, T. J. Rachel, Amy VanDerWerf, Paul Kiefer, Jenny Puttin, Adrienne Brown, Brian Swanson. 2. Clarinets play their tunes. 3. The Thinker (Jim Wells) waits for the time to play. 4. Bassoon and low brass play well. 40 Gold Band Band members sharpen skills GREEN BAND: Row 1: Pam Carlson, Heather Prince, Amy Surges, Kathy Stejskal, Ann Herfindahl, Sarah Knutson, Tammy Coombc, Anne Luckow, Jenni Nelson. Lisa Stenerson, Laura Luckow. Row 2: Cindy Masloski, Hoolie Coutier, Mellisa Neilson, Kim Glowacki, Debbie Forpahl. Diane Meyer, Sherri Steil, Melissa Gilbert. Jennifer Elletson, Jill Eunice Peter. Kim Sydloski, Jill Anderson, Maria Stromberg, Row 3: Sue Donley, Lori Wendt, Lori Ollia, Todd Johnson, Kent Kosman, Derek Jones. Quan Nguyen. Valerie Andrews, Jennifer Cullen. Cori VanBrunt, Michael McClure, Amy Radzom, Melanie Anderson, Nora Pratt, Joy Heinecke, Mary Herman Row 4: Doug Solberg, Mark Olson, Chris Wellhausen, Greg Levchek, Tim Tone. Tina Hoffart, Beth Meichsner, Jim Hazeldine, Mike Kunnik, Aaron Olson, Dave Escher, Michael Malecki, Michael Bjorkedal, Lewis Igo, Lance Malby, Mr. Hoiseth. 2. Jill Eunice Peter looks down at her clarinet. 3. Chris Wellhausen plays the bells. 4. Percussion is playing at attention for NCA evaluators. Green Band 41 Jazz ensemble members talented There was a change in the Jazz Ensemble. The switch was, instead of practicing at 6:30 a.m., they now practice after school. The group that meets after school is strictly voluntary, and they do not receive a credit for participating in the group. But, they do receive points towards their band letter. Dedication comes with the volunteering. The group has fun and puts on many concerts, such as pop concerts, and dances. Jazz Ensemble begins in the lata fall after the football season is over, and ends in the spring sometime. N? 1. Rob Chuck practicing various jazz rhythms. 2. Mr. Olson conducting the jazz ensemble. 3. Can Paulson accompanying jazz ensemble. 4. Tim Johnson, the percussionist for the ensemble. 5. Greg Grove, Todd Johnson, Amy VanDerWcrf and Phoebe Peterson in jazz rhythm. 42 Jazz Ensemble Exchange males gain experiences 1: Dag flashes a smile. 2: Dag and Jill dressed for the coronation. 3: Tadashi, the exchange student from Japan, views the United States as a very large and different place. 4: Bjame looking for classes to take third trimester. Thi9 year Park Center had three new foreign exchange students. The exchange students were Dag Holm-Nordli — Norway, Tadashi Saito — Japan, and Bjame Kubel — Denmark. All the students expressed some differences between their countries and the United States. One big difference for the students is that they all have to wait until their are 18 in their country to get a driver’s license, whereas here in the United States, you have to be 16. Food also was a big difference. In their countries they eat more traditional and healthy type foods, here we mostly have junk food. English for the students was sort of difficult at First, but now it is much easier for them. Education is very different also. The students generally have to work harder in their schools, but it isn’t mandatory for them to go to school as long as we do. Exchange Student 43 “Oasis in the Arctic” is theme The 1987 Sno-Daze coronation and pop-fest was successful due to a lot of hard work by N.H.S. members and Mr. Christenson. The coronation MCs were seniors Dave Romuald and Dan Thorpe. The talent started with Steph Kjos and Dave Wood singing “Nobody Loves Me Like You.” They were followed by the dance group The Classics and the band Some Other Guys who performed “Revolution” and “Bang a Gong.” P.C. Folk and the P.C. Danceline performed next. These groups were followed by the dance duo of Jennifer Parlow and Liz Nelson. The Royalty Dance was next with Cindy Crosby singing “All at Once.” The night ended with the band Battery Operated Fun and the crowning of Tim Johnson and Julie Litwiller as the Sno-Daze King and Queen. The pop-fest MCs were junior Jim Orvis and senior Kyle MacPherson. The talent included Catie Hinchey and Eric Anderson, dance duo Barb and Jenny, and the band Phaedeaux. The danceline then performed to “Hooked on Classics.” The danceline was followed by the skit Saran Rap. The show was closed with Susan Gerhardson and Chris Grose singing the Royalty Dance and the band Them Guys performing “Keep Your Hands to Yourself.” 44 Sno-Daze Opposite page: 1. Mr. Douglas and Mcs Dave Romuald and Dan Thorpe. 2. Matt Forsgren and Chris Engebertson from the band Battery Operated Fun. 3. Kevin Bourassa ready to rap. This page: 1. Eric Anderson, Jim Orvis. and Dan Amtson from the band Some Other Guys. 2. Jennifer Parlow dances to “We Connect. 3. The band Battery Operated Fun. 4. Steph Kjos and Dave Wood sing Nobody Loves Me Like You.” 5. Kyle MacPherson livens up the crowd with some dancing. Sno-Dazc 45 1987 Sno-Daze Royalty This page: 1. 1986 Sno-Daze King Tom Broiin stmts his stuff. 2. Royal Court: Mary Feess, Andy Prasky. Tony Henningson. Donna Haarstad. Bill Snapko, Bonnie Garrett. 1987 King Tim Johnson, 1987 Queen Julie Litwiller, Kevin Bourassa, Julie Kelvie, Jim Brat, Tammy Dahl. Bart Trench. Sheila Anderson. 3. A surprised Tim Johnson is crowned Sno-Daze King. Oppoaite page: 1. 1987 Sno-Daze King and Queen Tim Johnson and Julie Litwiller. 2. Senior attendants Bart Trench and Shelia Anderson. 3. Kevin Bourassa asks Antonia Olson for a dance. 4. Julie Litwiller gets congratulations from the other attendants. 46 Sno-Daze Sno-Daze 47 Artists talented in many media 1. Donald Duck by Chris Long. Fox by Dawn Lundmark. 3. Monstor by Jim Com mere. Vampire by John Perko. Opposite page: 1. Guitar Player by Jim Commers. 2. Portrait of a Man by Andy Stephens. 3. Erik Weissen is applying final touches to hie landscape. 4. “Ducks in a Snowstorm” by Brian Bishman. This picture won a Scholastic gold key in city-wide competition. 48 Art Art 49 1. Sheila Rowley with her portrait. 2 Surfer by Tim Tone. 3. John Perko and his creation. 4. “The Eternal Heart by Jim Commere. Opposite page: 1. Mike Swanson waiting to fire his pot. 2. The Devil by John Perko. 3. Kent Rossman throws his pot. 4. Dave Nierenhausen’s first finished product. 50 Art Art 51 Senior cabinet plans Homecoming Senior Class Cabinet’s first and main firiority is planning Homecoming. In the imited amount of time that they have, they must plan Spirit Week, coronation, the next day pep fest, half-time activities at the football game, and the dance afterwards. The activities surrounding coronation take up most of the time. They must have a try-out for talent, a rehearsal, and they must also decorate the gym. The senior class advisor is English teacher Mr. Okerson and he is assisted by Special Ed teacher Mr. Chucker. The officers of this year’s cabinet were Glenn Necklen. President; Bill Snapko, Vice-President; Shannon Teas, Treasurer; Vic Phillips, Secretary. Good Job Seniors!!! 1. Senior Class Cabinet: Row 1 — Rick Phillips. Glenn Necklen, Joe Saunders, Tony Rorvick Row 2 — Huikwa Pak. Steph Anderson. Anna Kux-hausen, Mersini Spiropolous, Nancy Davis, Missy Plahuta Row 3 — Jeff Causten, Bob Dubois, Paul Duwenhoegger. Ben Maegi. Bill Snapko. 2. Senior Class Cabinet: Row 1 — Lori Barney, Kim Sydloski, Carrie Sauter, Susan Gerhardson, Debbie Anderson Row 2 — Dave Wood, Theresa Pesta, Shannon Teas, Sheri Perrault, Julie Siefert, Hilary’ Woldt. Julie Blair Row 3 — Regina Yarns. Deanna Anderson, Merlin Roers, David Romauld, Doug Betsinger. 3. Steph Anderson takes time out to have some fun! 4. Senior Cabinet Officers: Front — Mr. Okerson, advisor, Glenn Necklen, president. Back — Rick Phillips, secretary. Bill Snapko, vice president. Shannon Teas, treasurer Opposite page 1. Junior Class Cabinet: Row 1 — Suzanne Burke. Todd Coumeya. Allison Hobson, Kathy Stejskal, Phoebe Peterson, Fred Cheng, Alan Booth Row 2 — Tom Woodruff. Dean Kadar, Mike White. Krissy Haugestuen, Paul Jonason, Jill Purdes. 2. Junior Class Cabinet: Row 1 — Stephanie O’Neil. Caroline Ticarro. Carrie Jablonski. Kathyrn Haurlick. Missy Bishop, Lori Elsenpeter Row 2 — Robin Peter- son. Jenny Miller, Heidi Kludt, Jeff Skaja, Dawn Schaff Row 3 — Wini Froelich. Susan Hudson, Kara Miller, Lisa Peterson, Sharon Oakvik Not pictured: Kim Eckstein 3. Jeff Causten finishes his art work for Homecoming. 4. Sophomore Class Cabinet: Row 1 — Louis Igo, Jesse Josephson, Tim Dubois Row 2 — Jenny Cullen, Lia Stavedahl, I e Menier Row 3 — Lenny Pope, Andy Prasky, Tim McGowan. Jason Willis. 5. Sophomore Class Cabinet: Row 1 — Anne Luckow, Pukna Byraiah, Shelly Bolduc, Ami Kowski. Row 2 — Alice Cunningham, Sarah Knutson. Ann Herfindahl, Amy Grande. Row 3 — Chad Gurbas, Kim Duffy. Katie McDonald. Kate Brandes. 54 Class Cabinet Jrs, sophs work to raise funds Junior Class Cabinet has worked very hard on their preparation for Prom this year. It started out with brainstorming on where to have the big event, what form of entertainment to use, whether to get a band or not, and how to prevent people from drinking. Conn Mc-Carten, junior class advisor, thinks that drinking has been a major problem for many years. He thinks this year’s Prom will be the best ever. Sophomore Class Cabinet has worked hard on raising money for future expenditures, such as Prom (junior year), and Homecoming (senior year). Sophomore advisor, Russ Holland, states that they have generally been a hard-working and dedicated group. Class Cabinet 55 NHS features academic ability National Honor Society is a group of students who all excel in their classes. To get into N.H.S. a student must have ten teacher signatures and evaluations, maintain a 3.5 G.P.A., then be chosen by the advisor and the previous year’s members. They meet the first Friday of every month before school to plan activities. The main thing they plan throughout the year is Sno-daze. Although they have a longer amount of time to plan Sno-daze than Senior Class Cabinet has to plan Homecoming, they must meet before or after school to do their planning. This can be difficult with all the other activities the members participate in. One last thing to note is that this is Mr. Christenson’s 20th and last year as N.H.S. advisor. He has been our only advisor and we will miss him dearly. Farewell Mr. C. 1. Row 1: Kelly Oming. Cat Kuzhausen, Kris Zechmeister, Angie Marsh, Theresa Pesta. Row 2: Lisa Parsons. Sean Forrester, Chris Bock, Eric Noreen, Randy Gunderson, Paul Duwenhoogger. 2. Row 1: Julie Litwiller, Julie Siefert. Lori Bamey, Mari Palmer, Bill Snapko, Sherri Perrault. Row 2: Stephanie Anderson. Amy Koegl, Doug Duwenhoegger, Tim Johnson. Tony Rorvik. Scott Erlanson. 3. Row 1: Kris Gemelke, Andrea Davis, Jody Chambers, Cindy Swierkowski, Sonya May, Shelly Davis, Dave Resch. Row 2: Brenda CX Toenies. Sara VanDerWerf, Mona Howe, Julie Blair, Trisha Swanberg. Jeff Creamer, Merlin Roers, Doug Betsinger. 4. Officers. Front: Vice President. Merlin Roers; Secretary. Paul Duwenhoegger. Back: President Julie Litwiller, Treasurer Jody Chambers. Not pictured. Historian Julie Siefert. 56 NHS 1. Mr. C can’t eat another bite! 2. Doug Duwenhoegger and Tony Rorvik wonder if it’s worth getting up this early. 3. Tim Johnson waits for Sara VanDerWerf to speak while other members take turns at voting for junior attendants. 4. President Julie Litwiller explains procedure to Julie Blair. 5. Anna Kuxhausen and Eric Noreen sample the pizza to be consumed at the upcoming dance. NHS 57 NHS sponsors ’87 spirit week Park Center got into the spirit on Spirit Week through January 20-23, which included Green and Gold day, Beach day, College Sweatshirt day, and Formal day. Wednesday P.C. students got into the spirit for coronation and the following pep fest the next morning. To end the week, on Friday P.C. held a Snow-Daze Dance, which was sponsored by the National Honor Society. 1. Bonnie Davis is in the spirit for Green and Gold day. 2. Barb Branson shows her spirit by flashing her U of M sweatshirt on College Sweatshirt day. 3. Tim Johnson discusses decorating procedures wtih Mr. Christenson for coronation. 58 Spirit Week KPCI serenades lunch bunch KPCI is Park Center’s student run radio station. It has been in operation for 11 years. The head operator is Mr. Buck and David Nelson is the voluntary student operator. The announcer is required to participate in a 3 week training program which involves watching slides, reviewing the control panel, and passing the final test. The program usually consists of top 40 and contemporary music, which is selected by the operator and Mr. Buck. The Station generally broadcasts during all three lunches and was in operation during spring trimester. 1. Mr. Mike Buck introduces trainee David Nelson to the TV monitor. 2. David Nelson gets practice on the phonographs. 3. The KPCI painting on the wall of the AV room. 4. David Nelson gets familiar with equipment. KPCI 59 President’s cabinet meets issues This year the President’s Cabinet continued to grow and produce more positive things for Park Center. The President’s Cabinet was originally formed by Mrs. Lamp, Mr. LaFrenz, and Mr. Prekker when they saw that Student Council just couldn’t cover all the bases with their busy schedule. This year, it looked into the problem of the overcrowded student parking lot, and ideas were suggested for the lunch lines, which do tend to get quite long. They spoke at District committee meetings about the smoking lounge, the grading system here at P.C. and talked about ideas for graduating students. It has advised the administration on student problems, concerns, and ideas to improve the school. 1. President Cabinet members laugh at Fred Cheng's joke. 2. Mrs. Lamp writes suggestions on the whiteboard. 3. Mr. Prekker and Jill St. Dennis look on during a meeting. 60 President’s Cabinet Language Club plans activities Park Center is once again offering the Foreign Language Club to its students. The only requirement to join the Foreign Language Club is to be taking at least one of the three languages offered at Park Center. They are French, Spanish and German. The purpose of the Foreign Language Club is to offer students activities that are hard to do in the classroom. The activities that are done in the classroom are limited. The students meet on an average of twice a month to plan on activities. Last year they did some fund raising for the activities and there was enough money left to carry over to this year. One of the first activities of the year was a soccer tournament. It was very appropriate because soccer is the most popular European sport. In the tournament each language competed against each other. The German Club was the proud winner of the tournament. 1. Competition is stiff in soccer. 2. Brooke MacKenzie, Ms. Rosemary Hammer and Bob Bredesen plan a dinner meeting. 3. Joan Johnson and French Club President, Beth Ann Barret discuss a dinner location. 4. German Club wins the game! Foreign Language Club 61 HEART trains for future jobs HEART (Home Economics and Related Training) is an organization that helps students to develop entry level skills in an occupation. There are approximately 10-15 students involved this year. HEART helps students make decisions related to a career choice and begin preparations for an occupation. They also participate in club activities at local, state and national levels. These activities stress leadership development. 1. HEART: Row 1 — Dayna Basel. I,aurie Richards. Craig Edberg, Cheryl Audette. Row 2: Lisa Chmielewski. Jon Porter. Tracy Walchly. Leslie Veselka, Sandy Nelson, Tinya Zemek. 2. I,eslie Veselka is on the job, ready to serve you. 3. President Lisa Chmielewski displays her poster and 4. addresses delegates at the Radisson Hotel. 62 HEART OEA working in the modern office OEA is the club for students interested in office occupations requiring skill in typing, bookkeeping, filine, accounting, business machines, word processing and computers. Members gain on-the-job experience by attending classes in the morning and then working in an office fifth and sixth hours. They also learn to function socially in an office setting. Students gain valuable experience at regional, state and national conventions and by participating in skill contests with other high school chapters in the state. Locally the club holds luncheon meetings to raise money. They also sell Happenings books and man the Donut Hole for a trimester. Mr. Ekelund continues to advise the club as he has for many years. 1. OEA members — Row 1: Amy Eliason, Stacy Kelm, Dawn Huss, Lisa Veselka. Row 2: Patty Healy, Tina Moe, Tony Denny. Scott Bennett, Rayette Koepplin, Trisha Charboneau. 2. OEA gave this beautiful poinsettia to brighten the office at Christmas. OEA 63 OJT provides experience, wages On the job training (OJT) is the work experience that rounds out the classroom instruction in DECA, HEART, OEA and VICA. Students spend part of their day in class, usually the morning. The afternoon is spent at a job site. Students work from 20 to 40 hours a week. Average wage is paid in most cases, though some earn more than that. Students learn responsibility because they must stay on the job the full trimester to receive work credit toward graduation. They also learn how to get along with people. Advisors visit students on the job at various times. In the classroom students learn about their abilities and interests. Their club activities teach leadership skills and responsibility. Breakfast meetings are held to talk over business. Most members are also involved in fund raising. 1. Julie Forward works at Brookwcst Family Dentistry. 2. OJT Class — Row 1: John Spanier. Sean Adamson, Kelly Jackson. Wendi Morris, Sherri Olson. Row 2: Chad Johnston, Rick Swanson. Lance Bale, Scott Wuebkers, Brian Sikes, Shane Mullen, Mr. Valdez. 3. Cindy Kuhar works with Kevin Kemkes and Albert Beth. 4. Jennifer VanLith, Casey Lee. Advisor Julie Jilek, Mui Luu, Tim I arson. .Scott Jones, Joe Bishman. Opposite page: 1. James Osmondson works at Koop’s Red Owl. 2. Krissy Kowakzyk serves at McDonalds. 3. Jackie Jundt is employed by Killmer Electric. 4. Annie Kincaidc will wait on you at Godfather's Pizza. 5. Jenny Marske enjoys helping children at the Learning Tree. 6. Mike Crowley, Lance Bail and Jeff Levens combine talents at Cub Foods. 64 OJT 4. mmm VICA supports skills Olympics VICA stands for Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America and was founded in 1965. There are VICA clubs in most major US high schools and in foreign countries. VICA also has post-high school chapters in vo-tech institutions. VICA student spend part of each day off campus in skills training. Officers for the year were: President, Julie Forward; Vice-President, John Settlemire; Secretary, Rex Walter; Treasurer, Jay Scott; and Historian, Jim Zeman. All officers are state members and pay dues. Fund raising was accomplished by selling Happenings books, selling donuts in the Donut Hole one trimester and by selling calendars. The State Convention this year was held in Duluth. Students from all over the state had an opportunity to participate in the Skills Olympics. They competed in the areas of: CNA, Nurse Aide, Auto Body, Job Interview, Safety, Building Trades and Dental Assisting. All were required to take a written test and then were judged in the skill area by professionals in the field. The first three places received trophies and medallions. First place winners automatically go to the national convention which is in Wichita, Kansas. 1. Group picture from left to right: Brian Miller, Julie Forward, Jeff Levons, Jim Zeman, Jay Scott, Tom Schutz, Rex Walters, Rob Madich, Heather Roering. 2. Officer picture from left to right: Jim Zeman, Historian; Julie Forward, President; Jay Scott, Treasurer; Heather Roering, Parliamentarian: and Rex Walters, Secretary. 3. President and Vice President Julie Forward and John Settlemire willingly stop to be photographed. 66 VICA Park Center’s DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America is DECA. There are 31 members involved with DECA at Park Center. It is a club that involves sales, plus marketing. It gives the student a chance to learn strong leadership skills, self-confidence, poise and also helps to make them a well-rounded person. DECA gives them a chance to have fun and to meet new students statewide. Having a marketing class enables a student to be in DECA. Through it, students can learn to plan in club meetings, to hold offices, to become leaders in various areas and to get further experience by competing in conferences. DECA is a club for any student who would like to learn more about the marketing and sales world and would also like to meet many new and exciting people. 1. DECA members — Row 1: Steve Johnson, Chris Hart, Trent MacDonald, Tom Bednarczyk, Mike Denn, Dalon Schmidt. Row 2: Cheryl Bracht, Kim Wiennam, Barbie Miller, Nina Booth, Deanne Hardin, Andrew Stephens. Row 3: Michele O’Connor, Mike Crowley, Rich Anderson, Barb Bumgardner, Carrie Germundson. Row 4: Dawn Lundmark, Joel Bohlin, Mike Thompson. 2. Ralph Elletson shows school spirit as he mans the school store. DECA 67 Deadlines... can we meet them? At Park Center there are many activities and special events. It only makes sense that these events and activities are covered in a book that a person can keep and treasure for life. The yearbook staff feels it can capture these memories through hard work and dedication. The yearbook staff is not for everyone. If you are a procrastinator you’ll never make it. Deadlines are an important factor. Getting stories and pictures in on time can be nerve-wracking. If a deadline is missed, the book can be late. Dedication is also very important. After school sports and jobs often interfere. Finally after all the hard work and cramming, the book is Finished. Then a party is held to rejoice in accomplishments, but the party doesn’t last long. It’s time to start on the supplement! 68 Yearbook Opposite page — 1. Dawn Wuomos and Greg Picco go over proofs. 2. Stephanie Anderson works on the rough draft of her layout. 3. Jill St. Dennis (Editor-in-Chief) laughs at yearbook staff. 4. Michelle Banwell enjoys the after party of meeting our deadline. 5. Beth Jasicki attempts to fix the typewriter so she can finish her copy. 1. YEARBOOK STAFF — Row 1: Chris Martinson, Kelly Durkot, Tammi Barrett, Kim Eckstein, Brenda Partington, Mike Snyder. Row 2: Gina Berthiaume, Kim Sydlowski, Beth Jasicki, Jill St. Dennis. Row 3: Paul Duwenhoegger, Stephanie Anderson, Dawn Wuomos, Greg Picco. Michelle Banwell, Chris Dunleavy, Shawn Deilke. 2. Mrs. KenKnight, 1986-87 advisor. 3. Paul Duwenhoegger rereads his copy for any mistakes. 4. Mike Snyder, Chris Dunleavy and Shawn Deilke try to identify people in intramural sports. Yearbook 69 Buccaneer staff seeks writers Park Center’s newspaper, appropriately named the Buccaneer, consists of many different things and activities that go on in school, and throughout the school year. The Buccaneer has been in P.C. since 1971. The advisor for the Buccaneer is Miss Op-dahl and there are usually ten to fifteen members on staff. Fred Cheng was editor in the fall, Tom Hollonquist was editor in the winter, and Lee Marr was the spring editor. Right now Buccaneer is in the process of trying to become a class, but as of right now it’s an extracurricular activity. Buccaneer staffs goal is to publish two papers per trimester. 1. Tom Hollonquist and Kate Opdahl going over copy for the next issue of the Buccaneer. 2. Jennv Abel looks at some submitted pictures. 3. Back row: Dennis Jorgenson, Anne Stabel, Jenny Abel, Eric Bates, and Bob Bredesen. Front row: Diane Jorgenson, Jessica Pavlak, and Tom Hollonquist. 4. Fred Cheng, Lee Marr, and Tom Hollonquist editors, and Jessica Pavlok photographer. 70 Buccaneer Debate team revives at P.C Debate is a club that involves values and opinions. Debate dealt with economic sanctions on South Africa, affirmative action and mandatory drug testing. Students involved with debate are Tina Sorenson, Fred Cheng, Nathan Brandt, Jenni Abel, and Anne Stabe. Their coach is Pat Sheehan. These students participated in six tournaments around the metro-area. They earned trophies in three of these tournaments. Debate is also open to anybody who’s interested in joining. This extra curricular activity tries to get in forty to sixty hours before each tournament. 1. Mias Sheehan, Debate advisor. 2. Anne Stabe and Fred Cheng holding two of the trophies they won in their tournaments. 3. Debate Team: Row 1 — Miss Sheehan, Tina Sorenson, Fred Cheng, Jenni Abel Row 2: Nathan Brandt, Anne Stabe Debate 71 Pirouettes strive for perfection To be a Pirouette means to be truly dedicated to dancing and to the line, but above all an important part is to have fun. This year’s Park Center danceline went through many changes. One of the most obvious would have to be the increase in the number of girls on the line and the new rule that stated that sophomores were allowed to try out. When auditions were held last spring approximately 70 girls tried out and out of that 70 only 52 made it. Although many members of danceline have had to drop out because of various reasons, the remaining girls have never lost their pride or dedication to the line. Another change would be the Pirouette parents’ booster club. The parents and the girls have worked together through fund raisers and other events to raise money to purchase new costumes for the ’87 state competition. The Pirouettes were led this year by captains Sheila Anderson and Angie Marsh. The making of the dances was choreographed by the team of Janelle Jaglo and Valerie Kocina. 72 Danceline Opposite pane: I. Alumni dancclinc cheers at a P.C. football game. 2. Row 1 — Angie Marsh, Sheila Anderson, Janelle Jaglo, Valerie Kocina Row 2 — Nancy Humphrey, Jill Peter, Steph Waite, Anne Theisen, Mersini Spiropolus, Wendi Christenson Row 3 — Steph Ferrari, Amy Becker, Sonia Nielson, Pam Sitts, Kris Hetland, Allison Hobson, Krista Abrahamson, Amy Larson, Dawn Thompson Row 4 — Francoise Willems, Kelly Williams, Michelle Budnick, Jenny Miller, Jenni Radii, Kristen Enger, Mindy Tosel. Kristen Erdman, Cynthia Carlson, Tuyet Thrin, Julie Bock This page 1. Pirouettes shine during a pepfest. 2. Captain Sheila Anderson shows us one of her stunning looks. 3. The danceline captured 3rd place at the Apple Valley competition. 4. The girls stretch out before practice. 5. The Pirouettes participated in the Minnesota Strikers danceline kick-a-thon. Danceline 73 Cheerleaders show pirate pride A cheerleader is more than a cute smile and a short skirt. A cheerleader must be as dedicated to cheering as an athlete to his or her sport. Practicing two or three times a week, making signs, and learning new cheers and choreography are what a cheerleader must do to get ready for a game. This year they bought the football players flowers and arm garters, as well as candy for the fans. Cheerleaders are just that, leaders. They lead hundreds of crazed students in cheers at games. This is not as easy as it sounds. How would you like to get in front of all of your friends to cheer and not get the giggles or forget the cheer? Cheerleaders really enjoy it when the fans join in with them on a cheer. This lets them know they are appreciated. One cheer that the fans and cheerleaders did together was the “Boom Chicka” cheer. This year the cheerleaders did a great job. They made the games enjoyable for everyone and they all deserve a big thank you so, THANK YOU CHEERLEADERS! This page: 1. Varsity Football (left to right, back row) Caroline Ticarro, Chris Wicka, Lisa Kivi, Huikwa Pak, (middle row) Angie Budd, Liz Nelson, Missy Plahuta, (front row) Lisa Stener-son, Christi Scavone, Bobbi Miller. 2. Cheerleaders, view of fans. 3. Fans’ view of cheerleaders’ in action. Opposite page 1. Wrestling (left to right) back row, Amie I monds, Lisa Nicklay, (front row) Cheri Kamp, Kirsten Metsala. 2. Hockey (back row) Carrie Sautcr, Kerry Bruchs, Erin Mulcahy, (front row) Christi Scavone, Bonnie Garret. 3. Soccer (top) Kim Schwichtenberg, (middle) Kara Wadsworth, Chris Binger, (bottom) Kerry Bruchs, Julie Schwichtenberg, Laurie Alexander. 74 lHiHi ■■Kill i [V m II lp| !'!■ imiiiiiiiiiiyLnHi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiihi This page: 1. All eyes on Chris Wicka as she cheers us on at the pepfest. 2. Varsity Basketball (left to right, back row), Amy Groves, Liz Nelson. Lisa Stenerson, Chris Binger, Jenny Berg, (middle row), Chris Wicka, Jenny Steiner, Julie Schwichtenberg, (front row), Kara Wadsworth, Caroline Ticarro, Mindy Brandt. 3. Cheerleaders try to get the fans on their feet. Opposite page: 1. Sophomore Football (left to right, back row), Julie Stiele, (middle row), Jenny Parlow, Leah Sjosten, (front row), Mary Feess, Missi Gerhardson, Betsy Stromberg. 2. Sophomore Football (left to right, Top row), Missi Gerhardson. Katie Decowski. Hong Bui, (bottom row), Amy Columbus, Katie Horan, Kim Duffy. 3. Sophomore Soccer (left to right, back row) Katie Horan, Katie Decowski, (middle row), Jenny Steiner, Michelle Perez, (bottom row), Mindy Brandt. 76 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 77 Principals keep school running 1. Mrs. Judy Lamp, Principal 2. Mr. Dean LaFrenz and 3. Mr. Dean Prekker, Assistant Principals 4. Mr. Roger Zeman, Business Manager 5. Mrs. Lamp looks over a volleyball program before the teams play. 6. Mrs. Lamp examines new bleachers installation. 7. Mr. LaFrenz monitors student movement. 80 District works for better schools Row 1: Dennis Skinner. Dr. Milton Ojala. Superintendent Marl Ramsey, Bill Dr. Jim Boddie, Bob Olson. Bill Shragg. Richard Oxenford. Dix, Alice Tuseth. Row 2: Ken Lundgren, Dr. George Rabehl, Dale Hamilton. District Administration 81 Counselors help and care for you The Park Center counselors are involved in many activities. Besides one on one counseling and small support groups the counselors are involved in activities that benefit large groups also. The counseling office has been busy since the beginning of the year. An orientation for new students was held to welcome them to their new school. The counselors organized this orientation to make sure the new students started off the year feeling good about themselves. Our counselors, along with faculty and administration from Robbinsdale, Osseo, Brooklyn Center, and Hennepin Tech Center, organized the Career Fair. The Fair was intended to help students decide on career plans and offered a variety of speakers. The counselors were also involved in C.T.B.S. testing of seniors, P.S.A.T. testing of juniors and seniors, and Leadership Training. 1. C. Littlefield. M. Michaels and K. Holladay discuss a report. 2. Ms. Zenk talks to si the CLC. 3. Ms. Soltis spends many hours responding to crisis situations. 82 Counselors CLC hub of information for grads The CLC, short for Career Learning Center is located on the first floor next to the counselors’ office. It provides an opportunity for Park Center students to get information about their future plans beyond Park Center. LeAnn Berg, a placement specialist and Margaret Campell, an instructional aide are at the heart of the Career Learning Center. They organize orientations for sophomores, process PSAT, ACT and SAT applications, coordinate field trips for a variety of career fields. The list of opportunities available in the CLC goes on and on. The steps toward using these resources to one’s advantage and making those important career decisions begin with making an appointment for a career assessment. It is especially important for those who don’t have any idea what they want to do with their time after graduation. “Don’t wait for Divine inspiration” advises Leanne Berg, “start planning now.” 1. IAnn Berg advises Sean Forrester on his college choices. She keeps students informed of which colleges are visiting through daily announcements. 2. Margaret Campbell keeps on top of the many typing requests of the department and is an asset to the program. 3. Mike Snyder checks on his college appointment in the CLC. 4. Eddy Thomas aids Betty Carlen in the CLC. The counseling department works closely with the CLC especially in planning for seniors after graduation. CLC 83 Office staff keeps school rolling The office is one busy place from 7:30am to 2:00pm. The staff in the office helps the students get excused passes and keeps them in line if they can’t. Ethel Watkins, for example, has been at Park Center since it opened. She and the rest of the staff work together to keep everything running smoothly and in order. They are always willing to help you when you need them. We are thrilled to have such an excellent and wonderful office staff at Park Center. 1. Judy Gearhart is taking Sue Burke’s temperature. 2. Ethel Watkins is taking a message for someone. 3. Carol Winkelman is looking for a student’s name through all the papers. 4. Judy Gearhart makes a phone call to a parent concerning a sick student. 84 OfficeStaff Staff carries heavy responsibility v'cn Park Center’s staff does a great job at keeping everything on top and in order. Of course, it isn’t a very easy job to do! It takes time, patience, and most of all ... Responsibility. There is a lot that has to be done. Just for example, they have to keep track of all the students in school while they also keep track of all the students who aren’t in school that day. Michelle Holzknecht does more than just monitor the halls and hand out detention hours for skipping or being in the halls without a proper pass. She has to collect all the attendance cards from all the rooms and hand them into the office to be checked every hour. 1. Business Manager. Roger Zeman. 2. Mr. Barnes, administrative assistant 3. Marg Wagner and Peggy Kimble are busy in the office with attendance records. 4. Michele Holzknecht is smiling for the camera. Staff 85 Custodians keep P.C. gleaming Not too many people know how much work Custodians do. Besides the annual sweeping, vacuuming, mopping, and so on; they also have to do things we normally don’t see such as snow shoveling, mowing, fixing broken things, changing a light bulb, and many others. So let’s help keep it clean for them. 1. Afternoon Crew: Tony Guensin. Doug Berg, Bruce Dryden, Lyle Haugen, Brian Lundgrcn. John Soukhindy, Del Soderholm. 2. Morning The custodians get a lot of satisfaction by watching students go from immature persons into young adults, from sophomores into graduates. They feel happy that they are and will again take part in a lot of students lives. Jim Roscoe (Boss Hog) continues to run the show. Crew: Jack Wagner. Jim Anderson. Tom Larson. Gary Granning. 3. Chuck enjoys a cup of coffee. 4. Picking up after the lunch hour. 86 Janitors What’s cookin’ for lunch today? 1. Cooks: Pauly Nygard and Sandy Surges. 2. Cashiers: Alice Johnson and Pat Sweden. 3. Rose Stowe, top, bottom row: Darlene Loeffler, Vi Clifton, and Char Heywood. 4. Rosemary Dwyer, laundress. 5. Top Row: Mary Brooks, Sandi Odeen, Virginia Palmer. Bottom Row: Cheryl Engman. Charlene Hentges. and Elaine Simonson. Cooks and Cashiers 87 Library serves whole school 1. Mr. Louis 2. Mr. Buck 3. Chris Martinson and Rick Katz sociali� next to the card catalog. 4. Ina McCaskel concentrates on completini homework during sixth hour. 5. Mark Elliott pulls out a marker to us in a homework assignment. 6. Mrs. Lindgren and Mr. Louis are happj to assist you in finding any material you may need. 88 Library Media Media AV adds computer lab The AV Media Area has grown quite a bit since Park Center opened back in 1971. Back then, it was scarcely more than some sound equipment, a sparse studio, Mr. Buck, and Mrs. Holcomb. Since then, it has grown to be a major production center for the district. Many things can take place in the AV. Anything used in information presentation can be created ranging from a simple transparency to a complex 16mm motion picture. The AV has three main faculty members: Mike Buck, the AV Media Department Chair; Pat Holcomb, AV Aide,and Donna Joly, the Computer Lab Assistant. The Library Area has grown just as the AV has. Since 1971, second floor rooms have had walls constructed to cut down the noise that went throughout the library area, and the rest of second floor as well. It’s here that students can come during classtime for a little peace and quiet, reading, and working. 1. Mike Buck completes another presentation of his superb multi-media view of Park Center and the community for NCA evaluators and faculty. 2. Donna Joly skillfully assists students and all English classes in feeling comfortable with the computers in the lab. 3. Pat Holcomb takes charge of typing, business details, ordering supplies, use of AV equipment by staff and a host of other activities. Library Media 89 “Read and Write On” in English Computers were part of English classes this year. Every teacher was required to teach computers as part of their class plans. The district used Park Center as a pilot program. The theme this year was Read and Write On. Every student was required to write a standard assignment paper which was taken home for parents to check their progress. This year PC also had two retiring English teachers: Earl Christenson, who taught 10th grade English and advised National Honor Society, and also Myrtle Krause who also taught 10th grade English at Park Center for many years. There are also a few new teachers this year at P.C.: Kathy Opdahl, Gerry Sasse and Holly Littlefield. Humanities is a class offered at Park Center that many people have not heard about. It is an ALP Program that you must test into. Most people test as Freshman. It is a 2 credit class that covers all areas except Math. 1. Dave Wood works on a reading assignment 2. Greg Grove explains the dangers of computer piracy to his Humanities class. 3. Marie Le leafs through a magazine. 4. Val Kocina reads a novel in English class. 5. Fred Cheng takes notes in class. 90 English 17. Chris St. Cyr studies hard in English. 18. Ross Olson does his English in class. 19. T. Olson and B. Hein take notes to help their classes. Tim Boyle Char Christianson Earle Christenson Virginia Davis Sally Deke Peggy Hamant Susan Hein Jack Hohag Linn Johnson Jane KenKnight Myrtle Krause HoUy Littlefield Mike Livermore Don Okerson Kate Opdahl Gerry Sasse English 91 Math skills vital for future plans At Park Center, Math is a full year required class. Park Center feels that each student should assess his ability and pursue the Math cirriculum to his ability. They feel in the future Math background will be valuable 1. Frank Jermusek works out the solution to his problem. 2. Mr. Fisher assists his class in understanding math concepts. 3. Joel Oakland finds that partners can get an assignment done faster. 4. Joy Heinecke passes a geometry work sheet down the row. 92 Math 9. Jody Chambers records her notations promptly. 10. Dan Pelletier passes a paper to Jill Stamper. Louden, Donna Olson, Gary Schoenwald, Sharon Stavedahl, Ole Math 93 Science fare appeals to many There are eight science teachers, some are newer to Park Center than others, but they are all experienced in their particular subject. These teachers are Conners, Doherty, Gerst, Hagestuen, the head of the department, Johnson, McCarten, Peterson, Rholl and Snater. Since Park Center graduation requirements include three trimesters of science, it’s likely you’ll come into contact with at least one of these teachers in your three years at P.C. Everybody must take a year of science, but usually people take more than that. The science program offers a variety of courses. So if you’re not too interested in taking anything really complicated there are classes that aren’t as involved. There are also courses for people who are more interested in science and science related subjects, especially those students who are going to pursue a career in medicine, education, or engineering for example. A major in science isn’t for everyone, but P.C. science courses are a good place to start if you are interested in going farther in science. 94 Science Opposite page: 1. Mr. Connors, 2. Mr. Doherty, 3. Mr. Gerst, 4. Mr. Hagcstuen, 5. Mr. 0. Johnson. 6. Mr. McCartan, 7. Mr. Peterson, 8. Mr. Rholl, 9. Mr. Snater, 10. Mark Jones and lab partner Shawn Nelson are writing data for their physics class. 11. Liz Harder and here lab partner Steve Johnson are doing an experiment for science. 12. Jim Kinney and Jeff Bloss try to get accurate measurement. 13. A guest speaker for science brings in a big friendly kitty. 14. Jason Belchore is listening to a science lecture. 15. Mr. Rholl explains the early theory of spontaneous generation. Science 95 Social studies courses appealing This year at Park Center there is a new face in the Social Studies Department, Pat Sheehan. Miss Sheehan is a new instructor for the Citizen Survival classes. In the near future a new class may be added to Park Center. This new class is Global Issues and it would be a required class for Juniors. 1. Marvin Douglas lectures to his Global Issues class. 2. Khanh Lam works on a budget in Consumer Economics. 3. Sophomores get their first taste of social studies in American Studies. 4. Dan Perrault studies the Napoleonic Wars in Independent Studies. 96 Social Studies 1. Social Studies Staff: Row 1: Mr. Chuck Lehet, Mr. Brad Olson, Mr. Jim Thomson, Mr. John Branstrom, Mr. Bob Rasmussen. Row 2: Mr. Roger Stelljes, Nancy Nelson, Mr. Marv Douglas, Patty Sheehan, Mr. Dave Lorenz. Mr. Gerry Louden, Mr. Larry Larson. Mary Haggerty, Mr. Ron Gordon. 2. Sue Hudson recites from her study sheet. 3. Mr. Rasmussen waits for a response from his American Studies class. Social Studies 97 No pain, no gain Physical fitness is very important to a lot of students at Park Center especially those who are involved in school sports. The Phy. Ed program has a class for almost everyone. Outside of the required courses: Life fitness, health and phy. ed skills, there are the aerobics and conditioning classes which include aerobicise, jump roping, weight training, swimming, jogging and calesthenics. Conditioning is individualized weight training. There’s also a class called positive direction which helps students make decisions about goals they want to accomplish in the future. There are eight Phy. Ed. teachers who are willing to help you reach your fitness goals. D. Bauer, C. Bodine, Dovel, Ellickson, Holland, Ring, Thompson, and D. Mottaz who is department chairperson and athletic director. 98 Physical Education Opposite page: 1. Mr. Bauer 2. Ms. Bodine 3. Mr. Dovel 4. Ms. Ellickson 5. Mr. Gove 6. Mr. Holland 7. Mr. Mottaz 8. Mr. Ring 9. Mr. Thompson 10. Sharon Kopp holds Barb Branson down while she works on the lat pull. 11. Andy Jensen, Dan Bachmann and Mike Swanson take a break from their conditioning class. 12. Mike Hull, Tom Bednarczyk, Jim Commers, Chris Hart, and Kevin Bourassa take turns at the bench press. 13. Jim Thurman works on upper body strength needed by an athlete. 14. Conditioning is hard but a lot of fun for Dawn Budnik and Patty Schroer. Physical Education 99 Students learn about wellness At Park Center High, health is a required subject, as it is throughout the whole state of Minnesota. The basic thing taught in health is wellness, how to keep your healthiness, beliefs and values. It is said that when most students walk out of that class at the end of the tri, there is a noticeable change in their attitudes. They solidify goals that they will keep throughout their lives. The emphasis in health is that it is OK to feel good about yourself and that each person is special. 1. Jenny O’Sullivan. Kerne Hakarine, Nicole Mickolajczyk, Dennelle Murushin and Kelly Jackson display an obsolete hall pass. 2. Richard Wiebe and Mark Westerman concentrate on the introduction to health. 3. 10th grade health studies. 4. Roberta Nelson and Nicole Mikolajczyk compare notes. 5. Mr. Holland relaxes while the class studies. 100 Health CPR, lifesaver for heart attacks C.P.R. (coronary, pulmonary, rescitation), is a spring trimester class, taught by Mr. Holland. CPR is a process that can save lives of people who have a problem with breathing, choking, and a heart attack; not only can CPR save friends’ lives, but your own too. Mr. Holland enjoys teaching the class. In this class you will learn a few techniques on why and what to do if someone is choking, can’t breathe, or if their heart has stopped. You will practice on a dummy called Recessive Annie. So if you want to learn how to save lives, this is the class to take. CPR 101 1. A student is learning by visual help. 2. Mr. Holland patting one of his students displaying the Heimlich maneuver. 3. Mr. Holland showing a CPR technique on another •'Dummy. Creativity abounds in art forms If you have any interest in Art, Park Center probably offers it. Art is not an easy credit. You need a talent or at least an interest in it. The classes are challenging and fun. You can take drawing, ceramics, studio art, oil painting, water colors and more. The classes are taught by three teachers. Ceramics, drawing, and studio art are taught by Mr. Spoden. Painting of all kinds, lettering and sculpturing are taught by Mr. Waldowski. Ms. Yandt teaches jewelry, water color and drawing. Each of these classes have a lot to offer, if you are interested in the field of art. 1. Dan Spoden 2. Gene Waldowski 3. Barbara Yandt 4. Jennifer Brown chooses pastels to express herself. 5. David Fuller paints a winning picture. 6. John Perry and Betsy Stromberg keep an eye on their work. 102 Art 1. John Perko draws Jill McKeever. 2. Becky Wickman practices on eyes. 3. Michelle Bastyr studies the bottle before drawing it. 4. Dave Alcott scopes in on his work. Art 103 Students train well for job market Industrial Arts give students hands-on experience in many manual skills useful for entry into today’s competitive job market. Mr. Graham teaches power mechanics, Mr. Hay, photography and graphic arts; Mr. Swedal, woods and metals; Mr. Whipple, aviation and electronics. These classes are a good way to gain experience in different areas of work. Students can learn drafting, work with wood, metal, fiberglass, electronics and learn welding techniques, plus the repair of small engines and cars. They also have the option of taking advanced training off-campus in a morning or afternoon program. Over 100 students are involved. 1. Bob White is planning his dream house. 2. Mr. Graham 3. Mr. Hay 4. Mr. Swedal 5. Mr. Whipple. (Mr. Kochevar and Mr. Warren, not pictured.) 6. Keith May trouble-shoots a car problem. 7. Steve Ingle agitates his film tank while we photograph him. Opposite page: 1. Pat Velander displays a fine inlaid wood chess board. 2. Richard Anderson observes proper safety techniques when working with wood. 3. John Huelskamp says, “Don’t you dare. I’ve got my own pictures to worry about” 4. Jenny Martinez is dry mounting and matting her photos. 104 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts 105 Park Center music department The music department at PC offers many different opportunities. There’s choir, band, and orchestra. Directors Mr. Olson and Mr. Hoiseth (band) Mr. Anthony and Mr. Malewicki (choir) and Mr. Borgstrom (orchestra) offer a lot to their students. Mr. Olson is in charge of the summer marching band and jazz ensemble, along with concert band and gold band. Mr. Hoiseth has green band and then works with the district music department. Mr. Anthony works with concert choir, PC folk and other ensembles. Mr. Malewicki works with varsity choir and Pirate choir and other ensembles. Mr. Borgstrom works with the pit orchestra for the musical, this year GREASE, plus works with the orchestra class during the day. The students that participate in music usually are somewhat dedicated, and have fun at the same time. 106 Offers good benefits to students Page 106:1. Mr. Hoiseth (band) 2. Mr. Malwicki (choir) 3. Mr. Anthony (choir) 4. Paul Jonason stands at attention 5. Bret Palmer and Jim Erickson 6. Mr. Antony directing 7. Mr. Olson (band) and Mr. Borgstrom (orchestra) 8. Concert choir waits to sing. Page 107: 1. PC concert choir sings at the Dome “Oh say can you see ..2. Pam Carlson plays her clarinet for NCA evaluators. 3. Dave Clements, Carrie DeMars. and Jodi Franze practice for the Christmas concert. Music 107 The baking and stitching of P.C. Home Economics is a wide area open to students of all learning abilities. Home Ec is no longer just for women, but many guys sign up now. After being a required class at the junior high, it is now an elective at the senior high. Students have a variety of classes to choose from. They can take Introduction to Foods which teaches the basic skills in cooking and reflects the current trends in dining. This class is a prerequisite for Experimental Foods and Gourmet Foods. Child Development is another class that is offered in the Home Ec division. For advanced students in child development there is a lab offered. This gives the student a 2-hour lab course by doing volunteer work at a nursery school, day-care center, or elementary school. Moving on to a different aspect of Home Ec is the clothing and textiles section. This involves Introductory Clothing. Clothing Lab, Outdoor Clothing, Intermediate Clothing, Advanced Clothing, Tailoring, and Clothing Trends. 1. Joyce Crowder 2. Mary Davis 3. Carolyn Dye 4. Pam Larsen 5. Linda Lentz 6. Kathy Nelson 7. Mary Johnston takes a little break. 8. Staci Hill is sewing on a child’s dress. Opposite Pages: 1. Andy Crandall and Scott Whiteis figure out how to read the recipe. 2. Chris Ticcaro and Kristin Heinrich try cooking. 3. Winnie Froelich is studying her child development. 4. Angie Pelkey, Kristin Heinrich and Jennifer Strong are proud of their work. 5. Ms. I entz instructs her students on personal appearance. 108 Home Ec Home Eic 109 Mr. Belford has been teaching Driver’s Ed. for 35 years now, and enjoys it very much. He likes improving the knowledge of students on driving and thinks they are learning something of direct value that they are readily utilizing. Driver’s Ed. at Park Center costs $50 for classroom instruction, and $55 for behind the wheel. You receive a credit for it, and the fee is tax deductible. Yet, some of the commercial schools are inconsistent in the quality of instruction. To quote Mr. Belford, he says: “Driver Education offers students a marketable skill they can use. Driving an automobile has tremendous social and economical impact on society. This role of the automobile must be cherished and not taken for granted. We must control the crash factor so we can economically preserve the ‘family car’ in our society.” Some of the things taught in his class are driving skills and traffic safety, knowledge designed to develop a lifetime of positive attitudes on traffic safety. 1. Mr. Belford tells students what his class has to offer. 2. Thomas Naus and Eric Ness listen to the lecture. 3. Students leam driving principles before they try the simulators. 4. Kelly McClintock, Jodi Moreau and Debra Murray take notes. Driver’s Ed offers safety training 110 Driver’s Ed Foreign language study enriches This year Park Center has a new instructor for German class. The new teacher is Frank Kesseboehmer. Mr. Kesseboehmer is a native of Germany and he has been in the United States for five years. This year is his first time teaching second and fourth year German to Park Center students. Other foreign languages offered at Park Center besides German are French and Spanish. 1. Dave Johnson is sneaking a peek off of 'Tim Johnson 8 paper. 2. Mr. Kesseboehmer is giving dictation in German. 3. Jenny LaMiere is asking a question. 4. Rosemary Hammer. 5. Laurie Hansen. 6. Joan Johnson. 7. Frank Kesseboehmer. Foreign Language 111 Business gets the job done Park Center has all the necessary business courses to prepare you for a business orientated career. These courses include Accounting, Typing, Computers in Business, Personal Law, and Word Processing. Many students at Park Center take business classes because they know they will be working in the business world after graduation. The Business Department helps prepare the student for entry level jobs and offers career exploration in many fields. Many students who take business courses at Park Center major in business at college. The enrollment in business classes have increased greatly in the past few years. This is because of the wide range of jobs in the business world. This page: 1. D. Becker, 2. B. Drummond, 3. C. Eklund. 4. B. Skafte. 5. B. Stender. 6. S. Timo, 7. Jon Zelenak accuses Dave Kayser of taking his disc as Brian Johnson looks on. 8. Accounting students listen as Mr. Skafte tells them “Debits must equal Credits.” 112 Business • tk Business 113 Vo-Tech students get training As part of their educational program, 11th and 12th grade students may participate in vocational training at Hennepin Technical Center. Students are encouraged to explore this opportunity through the Career Learning Center (CLC). There are many different classes for students to choose from. Some of the classes which Park Center students are attending are: Architectural Drafting, Audiovisual Media, Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Accounting, Building Trades, Child Development, Commercial Art, Commercial Greenhouse, Cook Chef, Data Processing, Diesel Truck, Dental Assistant, Fluid Power, Electronics, Graphics, Health Careers, Horse and Stable Care, Horticulture, Office Occupations, Kitchen Assistant, Plastics Tech., Refrigeration Heating, and Welding. Special Services assist students The special services offered in Special Ed are skill improvements in language arts. Math, social behaviors and career training are offered for students who have learning and or behavior disabilities. There are about 130 students who receive either indirect services in main stream classrooms or direct services in Special Education resource rooms. The classes focus on improving students’ skills in weak areas and building on their strengths. Some students increase their grade levels by considerable amounts. 1. STAFF — Row 1: Karen Terrell, Dorothy Paulson. Jim Chucker, Mary Heitiz, John Hastings, Shirley Beam, Row 2: Terry Du ns mo re, Sue Korpi, Penny Newell, Kay Norton, Cindy Kuhar, Kari Lockhen, Lynn Snodgrass, Shari Schindele. Not pictured: Linda Schrugg, Chuck Finchler. 2. Jennie Van Lith, Sherry Lundberg and Kevin Kemkes study hard on subject areas. 3. Bill Haugen works on reading. 4. Gene Bipes checks the answers to his problems while Kay Norton watches. 5. Jeff McDonough is working on math. Special Services 115 HPR ... Not just another NP For some, homeroom is known as an non-participation. Along with a NP comes 1 hour of detention. Homeroom is also a place to meet new friends and to become better friends over the 3-year period that you are with them. Homeroom Project Read is a 30 min. class, 20 of the minutes are for quiet time. This is designated to give students the time to read, study, or do homework. The other 10 minutes are for talking to both your old and new found friends. On designated days there are homeroom parties where all 30 min. of HPR the students can talk, listen to the radio and eat. Unfortunately these days come “once in a blue moon.” 1. Eric Noreen has an extra hand in math. 2. Kevin Reem gets another NP for headphones. 3. Jill St. Dennis and Mike Snyder get into the beat Opposite page 1. Mike Neuberger is “Bugged out” 2. Shawn Nelson studies his music. 3. Laurie Nordstrom takes time out for a snooze. 116 HPR HPR 117 ESL students struggle in English The students in ESL (English as a second language) come from seven different countries: India, Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan, Liberia and Laos. At first they have many difficulties with the English language. If they have studied English in their country or in a refugee camp, then English study may be easier here at Park Center. The length of time spent in ESL classes depends on the level of education a student has had in his own country. Some have had high school. A student must be able to read and write English with understanding before he is moved into regular classes. 118 ESL Opposite page: 1. Hiro Kim studies algebra while Trinh Nguyen opens his book. 2. Son Nguyen enjoys the American Holiday — Halloween. 3. Mrs. Karen Dudley helps Sunita Bika with a lesson. 4. Reuangdeth Vongphachanh, Hy Nguyen and Dung Nguyen study a lesson on temperature. 1. Party time brings smiles to the faces of Hoa Luu, Tuan Ngo, Tam Nguyen, Hung Huynh, Flan-nah Kla-Diihbah. 2. Mrs. Beth Johnson discusses proper nutrition with Hung Huynh and Hy Nguyen. 3. Rome Faengkrathok shows Phetkeo Dejvongsa a map. 4. Hy Nguyen listens to Mrs. Johnson. 5. Yun Choe and Aroundeth Vongphachanh copy notes on a history lesson. ESL 119 120 FB Varsity wins in tough league This year’s Varsity Football coaching staff believes that the ’86 Park Center Pirates should be thought of as over-achievers. They won all the games they were expected to win, and also upset Osseo as a bonus. This game is always the “key” game of the season because of the traditional rivalry. This year’s victory was especially exciting as it put us into the first round of the Section 4AA playoffs against Forest Lake. Although we lost this game, the team ended the regular season with a 6-3 record. There were many outstanding players and award winners on the ’86 team. Jim Thurman was named most outstanding defense player, All-Conference in Lake Red, All-Metro by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune, and also All-State by the Associated Press. Other awards went to senior captains Paul Balthazor and Steve Brunn who were named All-Conference in the Lake Red. Brunn also received the most valuable player award. The third captain, Mike Benson, was awarded the Dave Swanson Memorial Award. The most outstanding offense player award went to Trent MacDonald, and All-Conference honorable mention went to Dan Stay, Benson, and junior, Jeff Tatur. Although the players are the most important part of the team, one of the biggest factors why Pirate football has a successful program is the quality of the coaching staff. The group is one of, if not the best, in the state of Minnesota. The fans also play an important part in the success of a winning team. The coaches are very enthusiastic about the team they will have next year. Captains will be Paul Saice and Jeff Tatur. While many good players will be graduating, especially lineman, most of the fastest offensive and defensive backs wills be returning. Speed and quickness are important physical traits for a football team, and ours will definitely have both. Next year’s team will also gain the services of one of the best sophomore squads we’ve had in several years. 1. Brian Johnson scrambles down the field. 2. Chuck Kroll dances on the field. 1. Opposite page — Varsity team picture: Row 1 — Dag Holm-Nordli. Kent Rossman, Tom Bednarczyk, Chris Hart. Trent MacDonald. Mike Benson, Paul Balthazor, Steve Brunn, Kevin Bourassa, Bart Trench, Dan Stay, Clay Sherer, Terry Willis. Row 2 — Steve Oliver, Mike Miller, John Schlee, Ben Maegi, Jim Schmidt, Brian Lee, Brian Johnson, Todd Ewing. Jim Thurman, Don Smith, Jeff McDonough. Row 3 — Blair Weiers, Todd Orgon, Jeff Tatur, Chris Poelkers, Marc Carter, Scott Follet, Tom Woodruff. Don Hreha, Paul Saice, Todd Coumeya, Tony Henningson. Darren Donnelson, Jay Beecham. Row 4 — Jason Miller, Mark Buelow. Todd Elftmann, Todd Amundson, Robert Forpahl, Scott Wensel, Mark Holland, Dan Autey, Mark Kroeplin, Mike White, Steve I arson, Ron Phillips. Row 6 — Jason Skindelien. Matt Thompson, Joel Oakland. Blaine Bauer, Jim Hazeldine, Jamie Arth, Chuck Kroll, Jeff Skaja, Jamie Sorenson. Mark Lunberg, Eric Langerman. Row 6 — Coaches: Roger Stelljes, Gerry Tumberg, Amie Zopfi, Wendell Ring, Conn McCarten. Mike Barnes. 2. Dan Autey carries the ball. 3. Jim Thurman received many awards. 4. Players get set for the play. Hard work yields winning record Football 123 Scoreboard Pirates 32 Minnetonka 6 Pirates 28 St. Louis Park 0 Pirates 8 Rosemount 7 Pirates 10 Armstrong 7 Pirates 29 Jefferson 34 Pirates 6 Burnsville 22 Pirates 0 Apple Valley 22 Pirates 20 Kennedy 0 Pirates 17 Osseo 14 Pirates 6 Forest Lake 22 1. Dan Hreha makes a fast break. 2. Jeff McDonough prepares for the St. Louis Park game. p. 125 — 1. Coaches: Roger Stelljes — defensive coordinator, Conn Mc-Carten — offensive line. Gerry Turnberg — defensive ends and linel ackers, Mike Barnes — Head Coach. 2. Steve Oliver takes down an Apple Valley player during the Homecoming game. 3. Oliver gets a hand from Arnie Zopfi. 124 Football Football 125 Necklen named All-Metro and State The boys’ cross country team had a very positive year, with great individual improvement. The team placed fifth in the region and had a record for dual meets of five wins and six losses. This year’s captains were Glenn Necklen and Darren Weslch. Next year’s team captains will be Jeff Wheeler, Jody McIntyre, and Paul Jonason. MVP for the year was Glenn Necklen. Glenn was also named All-Conference and All-State. Outstanding runners: Glenn Necklen, Darren Wesloh, Alan Dix, and Kirk MacFanten brought the team together as a whole. 1. Glenn Necklen in front with the leaders. 2. Glenn Necklen does his best at state. 3. Don Polomny and John Nelson get ready for basketball. 126 Cross Country This page 1. Jody McIntyre after he finishes his race. 2. Paul Jonason makes a good showing for Park Center. 3. Todd Johnson stretches before a meet. 4. Row 1: Chuck Ticarro, Glenn Necklen, Mike McAnnally, Jody McIntyre. Marty Roers. Row 2: John Nelson. Tom Barber. Jeff Wheeler, John Telega. Paul Jonason. Erick Bates. Mike Polomny, Alan Dix, Kirk McFarlane, Todd Johnson. Greg Lund. John Shane. Cross-Country 127 “The faster you run, 128 Girls’ Cross Country the sooner you’re done!” “The faster you run, the sooner you’re done,” was this year’s motto on the girls’ cross country team. The girls had disappointing team results, but they had many good individual efforts. Some of the girls set new personal best times at each meet. Outstanding runners were seniors Mona Howe and Kris Gemelke, (captains) sophomore Jill Zelenak, and B.J. ninth grader Jean Van Steenburg. Opposite page 1. Team picture: Row 1 — Julie Baker, Jill Zelenak, Jean Van Steenberg, Kris Gemelke Row 2 — Coach Le Ann Berg, Leigh Marr, Anne Leto, Sharon Carlson, Mona Howe 2. The team lines up to start a race. 3. Jill Zelenak seta her pace. 1. Kris Gemelke and Sharon Carlson race to the finish line. 2. Mona Howe takes a nap before a hard race. 3. Sharon Carlson gives it her all. Girls’ Cross Country 129 Girl swimmers pull together 130 Girls’ Swimming to make fine, determined team The girls’ swim team practiced every day after school, three mornings a week before school, and on Saturdays they did aerobics and trained with weights. This year’s coaches were Tom Franke and Jill Holland, both experienced coaches. This helped in the outcome of the season. Captain Kris Zechmeister said that the team had a lot of fun and pulled together well as a team. Some highlights of the season were winning their last dual meet against Benilde-St. Margaret, and placing second out of Fifteen teams at sectionals. Most Improved swimmer was Lynda Bachman. Hardest worker was Alison Pennington and The Pirate Award went to Nancy Turk. The Pirate team took Kris Zechmeister, Alison Pennington, Nancy Turk and Kara Miller to state in the 400 freestyle relay. Kara Miller was named All-Conference swimmer. Swimming Team: Row 1: Beth Michsncr, Nikki Macy, Maria Stromberg. Tara Girard, Phoebe Peterson. Row 2: Lisa Peterson, Kris Zechmeister. Nancy Turk, Karin Brown, Sanya Johnson. Row 3: Lynda Bachman, Kara Miller, Lisa Anderson, Alison Pennington, Jenny Albig. 2. On Parents' Night the girls presented roses to thank them for their support. 3. Maria Stromberg demonstrates fine diving form. 4. Nancy Turk, Pirate award winner, comes in first again! 131 PC gymnasts capture 4th at state The Boys’ Gymnastics team had an up and down year. The team won only two of its six dual meets, but made up for this by placing in the top four tournaments, this includes the State meet. At the State meet the team placed fourth among some tough competition. The 123.1 points scored was the teams’ highest of the year, and was just 1.5 points behind third place. This year’s team was headed by senior co-captains Bryon Hough and Pat Reran. Bryon placed fifth in the all-around competition at the State Tournament. Other strong showings at State were put in by seniors Mark Jones and Todd Schaeffer, junior Geoff Spencer, and sophomore Tyler Hough. Next year the team is looking towards a successful year and will be captained by Greg Brannen and Willie Theisen. This page — 1. Senior Dalon Schmidt executes an “iron cross on rings. 2. Next year’s captain, Greg Brannen, performs “scissors” on side horse. Facing page — 1. Varsity team. Back Row: Coach Brent Jensen. Dalon Schmidt, Todd Schaeffer, Capt. Bryon Hough, Mike Belt, Coach Len Thompson. 2nd Row: Troy Johnson, Chuck Thompson. Capt. Pat Reran, Mark Jones. Front Row: Geoff Spencer, Willie Theisen. Tyler Hough, Darin Eisenzimmer. 2. Captain Bryon Hough on parallel bars. 3. Senior Todd Schaeffer doing “giants on the high bar. 4. Captain Pat Reran in a “straddle L sit”. Scoreboard P.C. Them Osseo 108.38 92.8 Edina Invit. 111.7 Jefferson 114.3 143.25 Northern Invit. 117.4 Edina 111.8 117.55 Armstrong 112.85 112.5 Burnsville 99.3 132.85 MN. Classic 116 Kennedy 97.05 119.35 State Tourn. 123.1 132 Boys’ Gymnastics Boys’ Gymnastics 133 A disappointing soccer season In his second year of coaching the boys varsity soccer at P.C., coach Mark Fleischhacker, teacher at Fair Oaks, had a disappointing record. Although most of the games were close (usually 1 to 3 points) the team won only one non-conference game. Coach Fleischhacker, as do many other P.C. coaches, claims the new Lake Red conference to be the toughest. He said that considering the high level of competition, their team did well. Outstanding players this year were seniors Eddy Thomas and Joe Saunders, junior Mike Kulas, and sophomore Dan Bergdahl. Eddy Thomas was this year’s captain and was named All-conference. Joe Saunders was Honorable mention and voted the team’s most improved varsity player. Next year’s captains are Mike Kulas and Fred Cheng. Coach Fleishhacker thinks that with more dedication and leadership shown by the players, the team will be much improved next year. 1. Varsity team picture: Row 1 — John Lies. Tuan Ngo, Chad Fetter Row 2 — Dave Deemer, Mark Coathe, Joe Saunders. Ed Thomas. Bill Snapko. Dan Connoy Row 3 — Dan Bergdahl, Doug Duwenhoegger,John Dockter, Joe Jereczek, Darrell Peterson. Not pictured: Nathan Brandt. Fred Cheng. Spencer Corbin, Mark Elliott, Mike Kulas. Steve Metzger, Pat Mulcahy, John Ness. Scott Pierskalla. 2. B squad: Row 1 — Danny Williams, Chris Ticarro, Pat Steel, (cont. p. 135) 134 Boys’ Soccer 3. Dan Bergdahl race with the ball. 4. Bill Snapko outsmarts an Oriole player. 5. Fred Cheng smiles with approval. opposite page: Mark Wensel, John Perry Row 2 — Robert Zulga, Terry Okonec, Steve Bono, Mike McClare, John Keran, David Jarosze Row 3 — Mark Nordberg, Jim Jones, Jeff Sturm, Mark Schommer, Corey Hensel, Mike. Boys’Soccer 135 Soccer struggles through season We met one crisp fall afternoon Doubtful looks upon each face But much like the trees of this time of year, Beautiful changes began to take place. The doubts became determination As eyes spoke an eager-like gleam Fall continued to color our world As we became a team. Together we’ll be undefeated Regardless of the score Cause “scrappers” never lose Only endure just, that much more. At times we’ll face tough obstacles And feel discouraged, sad or weary But together we’ll always find laughter Especially of our struggling goalie. But each time we walk off the field We shall walk side by side Stronger than when we came Filled with a team dignity and pride. Autumn’s a beautiful time of change But the most beautiful change of all Is the growing, Harmony of our team In the midst of a beautiful fall. Marti Minor 1. Coach Leslie directs The Squad”. 2. Gina Ber-thiaume blocks a shot. 3. Missy Flom comes to a slow and complete stop. 4. Lisa Janicke swallows the team’s water bottle. 136 Girls’Soccer 1. Georgia Spiropoulus passes to Lisa Janicke. 2. Georgia knocks the mud off her shoes during a downpour on Osseo’s field. 3. Co-captains Gina Berthiaume and Karla Engstrom. 4. “The Squad”: Row 1: Julie Houle, Sue Metz, Gina Berthiaume, Missy Flom. Row 2: Heather Mulville. Heather Erickson, Jenny Williams, Tammy Gearhart, Stacy Howe, Jennifer LaMere, Monica Szulga, Barb, Kris Brasch, Brenda Anderson, Sherri Dunfee, Leigh Solberg, Georgia (Spiro) Spiropolus, Lisa Janicke, Karla Engstrom. Girls' Soccer 137 McDevitt, Ellis are All-Conference Sheryl Ellis and Sue McDevitt, this year’s girls’ varsity tennis captains, led their team to an exciting season. The team had an impressive 13-3 non-conference record and a 16-7 record overall. The team reached the region semi-finals but lost to Blake, a team which finished second in the state. Wendy Duda and LeAnne Erickson along with McDevitt and Ellis were outstanding players this year with Erickson being voted the team’s most valuable player. Coach Ellickson expects great things from the team next year with Duda and Erickson returning. She said that many of the girls are enrolling in tennis lessons and programs that will improve the team as a group. This year’s All Conference selections were McDevitt and Ellis. Congratulations on a great season! ml- ■ tsa 138 Girls’ Tennis 1. VARSITY: Row 1; Jenny Phillips, Lisa Avery, Nicole Schriener, Kathy Hanken, Angie Thoraon, Kim Olson, Karen DeWolf. Row 2: Ms. Ellickson, LeAnn Erickson, Sheryl Ellis, Sonya May, Wendy Duda, Brenda Magnuson, Sue McDevitt, Kelly Anderson. 2. LeAnn Erickson concentrates on the kill. 3. Co-Captain Sue McDevitt in perfect form. 4. J.V. Row 1: Lee Menier, Lori Marler, Laura Luckow, Purna Byriah, Shelly Bolduc, Laura Peterson, Ann Luckow. Row 2: Holly Fisher, Jenny Nelson, Deanna Ferguson, Lia Stavedahl, Debbie Osier, Kerrie Hakerine, Don VanBrunt, Julie Bitz, Coach Jon Peterson. 5. Wendy Duda returns with a strong backhand. 6. Co-Captain Sheryl Ellis reaches for the return. 7. Sonya May is back to the fence during a deep shot. Girls’Tennis 139 ils’ volleyball has strong finish , Julie Tomlinson, led the fl iity V olleyball team to a fourth sh in the Lake Red conference . Overall they played very well j ii g that they had only one vg starter and quite a few r players involved on the team, igh the girls ended their season on 4 note, winning six of their last games, including two times against Osseo, they lost to the region 5AA mpions, Totino Grace. The team ed up finishing third in the region, ich Emmers said that this team is e of the finest he has coached. . Managers Sherri Steil and Nancy Davis. 2. The girls listen to a pep talk given by the coach. 3. Varisty. Row 1 — Sue Bolanda, Lisa Parsons. Krissy Hagestuen, Carrie DeMars, Row 2 — Manager Nancy Davis, Kristin Paulson, Amy Groves, Julie Tomlinson, Coach Greg Emmers, Pam Carlson, Nicki LaLiberte, Sherri Perreault, Manager Sherri Steil. 4. JV: Row 1 — Julie McDonnel, Katie MacDonald. Amic Lemonds, Carrie Jablonski, Kathy Stjeskal. Row 2 — Kerri Gross, Heather McKenzie, Stacey Roe, Donna Haarstad, Lana Wilkins, Kristi Schmidt, Coach Lisa Ann Ness. 5. The team celebrates after their victory over Osseo. 6. B squad: Row 1 — Sonya Carlson, l eann Calhoun. Tonya Carlson. Olga Garay. Row 2 — Julie Foss, Stephanie Schaefer, Lori Torkkola. Kim Frank. Kim Duffy. Julie Courture. Row 3 — Manager Thersa Miskowic, Cindy Mitchell. Chelle Hanson, Paula Solberg, Dawn Ketcher, Coach Nancy Duwcnhoegger. Denise Henry. Audra Swanson, Laura Faust. Manager Sue Murphey. 7. Parsons in action. 40 Volleyball Volleyball 141 Swim team talented and strong Park Center boys’ swim team has talent, versatility and strength, but lacked the depth needed to win against some of the larger school teams. Four seniors swam in their last high school competition in March in the regionals and state meets. Mike Benson, Cam Evans, Mike McGowan and Eric Muller have been with the program for three years and have been an asset to it according to Coach Franke. Mike Benson and Mike McGowan served as Captains for the ’86-’87 season and provided leadership and encouragement to teammates. The team was coached this year by Tom Franke and divers were trained by Randy Lein. 1. Eric Muller, senior diver displays top form. 2. Paul Kiefer’s strength is in the breast stroke and individual medley. 3. Mike McGowan launches off on the 100 meter backstroke. 4. Jeff Ganley’s speed in the 200 and 500 meter freestyle broke the pool and school record in the Jefferson meet. Opposite page: 1. SWIM TEAM — Row 1. Mike Fitzpatrick, Mike Benson, Mike McGowan, Bob Bredeson. Row 2. Robert Bennett. Jason Hogan, Todd Berg, Kent Sundscth. Eric Muller, Lance Molby, Jill Holland, assistant coach. Row 3. Tom Franke (Coach) Scott Peterson. Allen Feldkamp, Paul Kiefer, Cam Evans. Randy I ein (Diving Coach) Erin Driscoll, assistant coach. 2. Cam Evans is strong in breast stroke and backstroke. 3. Mike Benson excels in sprint free and fly. 4. Kent Sundseth’s specialty is sprint free. 5. Jeff Ganley shines in the Back IM Free. 142 Boys’ Swimming Boys’ Swimming 143 Girl gymnasts win 3rd in state The girls gymnastics team has been looking good this year. Park Center has been ranked as high as second in the state. Dawn Ketcher was named Park Center’s most valuable gymnast, and was also noted Rookie of the Year. Dawn has also broken many school records, and says she likes the sport very much. The most improved gymnasts on vault are: Julie Couture; on Bars, Cheryl Keep; on Beam, Julie Stiele; and on Floor, Jennifer Brown. Voted most spirited was Lisa Kivi. Hardest workers were Jenny Cullen for J.V. and Heather Cullen for Varsity. Park Center is proud of all the gymnasts. In dual meets Park Center beat highly ranked Rosemont, Lakeville, and Brainerd, and has lost some very close contests by tenths of a point. 144 Girls' Gymnastics Opposite page: 1. The Park Center girls gymnastics team. Row 1 — Jennifer Brown, Missy Plahuta, Maria Stromberg. Julie Stiele. Row 2 — Cheryl Keen, Bobbie Miller. Mary Feess, Jenny Cullen. Julie Couture, Michelle Boulanger, Anne Lukow. Row 3 — Coach Len Thompson. Michelle Hendricks. Dawn Ketcher, Krista Helgeson. Lisa Kivi, Heather Cullen, (captain) Carrie Ketcher. Vickie Willis, Coach Cindy Bodine. 2. The three seniors on the team are Carrie, Bobbie and Missy. 3. Mary Feess performs a graceful floor routine. 4. Krista Helgeson shows great concentration on the balance beam. This page: 1. The girl voted most valuable team member — Dawn Ketcher who took second in all-around at state. 2. Maria Stromberg does a first rate performance during her floor exercise. 3. Michelle Boulanger does a split leap on the beam. Girls Gymnastics 145 Girls battle all basketball season Girls’ basketball had a tough season in the new Lake Red conference. The team did very well and were involved in many close games against teams that were ranked highly in state. They were seeded fifth in Region 5AA and had goals of doing well in regions. They finished third in Regions. 1. Sophomore team. Row 1: Betsy Stromberg, Karen Higgenbotham, Heather Mulville, Stacy Howie, Darlene Kopp, Amy Claude. Row 2: Anne Leto, Monica Szuiga, Dana Cornwell, Paula Solberg, Jennifer Mulville, Jenny Williams, Coach Nancy Duwenhoegger. 2. Barb Braun looks for someone to pass to. 3. Kris Salley goes after a loose ball. 146 Girls’ Basketball 1. VARSITY TEAM: Row 1: Kathy Stejskal, Lisa (Driller) Janicke, Pam (Larry) Carlson, Toni (Runt) Gutterud, Nicki (The Fridge) LeVesque, Kris Salley, Gina Berthiaume, Barb (Pudd) Braun, Julie Tomlinson, Stacy Steil. Row 2: Coach Jeff Leslie, Jenny Williams, Sharon Carlson. Theresa Smith. Sara Knutson, Lisa (Lollipop) Parsons, Jodi Betsinger, Karla Engstrom, T. J. Racheal, Coach Conn McCartan. 2. Gina Berthiaume drives to the basket. 3. Lisa Parsons gets a rebound. 4. Coach McCartan gives instructions during a time-out Girls' Basketball 147 Basketball wins region trophy This years boys varsity basketball team thinks that they were better than their record shows. Many untimely injuries hurt their chances of playing their best and placing higher in our new Lake Red Conference. Some of the setbacks were Eric Noreen’s fractured foot, Terry Willis’ pulled hamstring, and Mark Metcalfs sprained ankle. Another setback was the time off for winter break. One bright spot this year was junior forward Mike Polomny. Returning next year as a senior, Polomny will be one of the top players in the state. At the end of the season the Pirates beat Osseo and North to advance to State. This page: 1. The game starts with the jump ball. 2. Eric Noreen shoots from the baseline. 3. Varsity: Row 1: Terry Willis. Bob Dubois, Eric Noreen. Mike Kulas. Steve Nelles, Jon Nelson. Scott Wensel. Row 2: Coach Ring, Kevin Reem, Frank Jermusek, Blaine Bauer. Paul Jonason. Mark Metcalfe. Mike Polomny, Mike Miller, Jeff Holmes, Coach Zopfi. Opposite page: 1. Bob Dubois moves in to guard a South opponent. 2. Mark Metcalfe leads the pack as Mike Miller dribbles close behind. 3. Mark Metcalfe skies for the lay-up. 4. The team huddles up to play strategy. 5. Mike Miller forces the opponent out of bounds. 6. Sophomores: Row 1: Tim Dubois. Chris Carlson. Erik Aaron, Troy Brooks, Dale Curtis. Dan Kopp. Shawn Davis, Eric Zehr. Row 2: Kevin Zinniel, Tim McGowan. Craig Rinne. Tim Wagner, Chris Stockwell, Brad Strccker. Jesse Josephson. Larry Guesman. 148 Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Basketball 149 Perko, McIntyre top wrestlers 1. VARSITY TEAM — Row 1: Coaches Gary Smith and Steve Perrillo Row 2: Ton Thai. Tim Thai. Chad Moon. Scott Pierskalla, Jody McIntyre. Mike McAnally, Eric Weisser, Lars Brosdahl. Row 3: Coach Dave Adney, Rob Snook, Chris Grose. Tony Stemper. Matt Rockford. Troy Johnson. Mark Anderson. Don Wood. John Perko. Coach Russ Holland. 2. JV TEAM — Row 1: Tom Thai. Tim Thai. John Reran, Greg Mcdiema, Jason Leonard. Tom Schellman. Rob Snook. Row 2: John Bergland. Lars Brosdahl, Rich Peterson, Jay Beecham, Mark Wanvig, Troy Johnson, Brian Anderson. Mark Swanson. Row 3: Coach Perrillo. Coach Smith. Jody Jacques. Jason Skineline. Charles Dorff. Matt Rockford, Mark Anderson. Mark O'Brian. Earl Blake, Jim Toone. Coach Adney. Head Coach Russ Holland. 150 Wrestling Park Center can be proud of their wrestling team. With a record of 9-8 before regions and with two outstanding wrestlers in John Perko and Jody McIntyre, the Pirates hope of entries at State. Senior John Perko has a 22-2 and has been on Varsity since his sophomore year. Jody McIntyre, junior, is 21-1 and has wrestled since his freshman year. Senior co-captain Scott Pierskalla and Tom Thai are the most improved wrestlers on the team. 1. John Perko keeps his Rosemount heavyweight in submission before the pin. 2. Jody McIntyre skillfully maneuvers his rival. 3. Scott Pierskalla wins on points. 4. Don Wood subdues his opponent. 5. Pirates offer congratulations for a good contest. Wrestling 151 Hockey builds for better future Park Center’s Hockey team had another disappointing season this year. Many think that the team has the talent to win, but they just can’t put it together on the ice. One of this years captains — Steve Janicke — returned as an All-Conference defenseman from last year and the other two captains Steve Oliver and Sean Forrester were Honorable Mention. This year’s rising star is Janicke’s younger brother Curtis. As only a sophomore, Curtis is seen as the team’s most dangerous offensive threat. His quick stick and skates will put him atop the state in the coming years. Juniors Eric Ruikka, Craig Gunderson, and Mark Buelow will also be key players next season. The team expects to improve their record greatly next season. 1. Varsity learn picture: Row 1 — Sharon Oakvik. Jill Dehn. Christi Scavone. Angie Budd, Kerry Bruche, Erin Mulcahy, Bennie Garrett, Carrie Sauter. Sheri Fischer, Jill Lindman. Row 2 — Craig Penn. Steve Oliver. Steve Janicke. Jim Thurman, Mark Kroeplin, Pat Mulcahy, Jason Miller. Mark Buelow. Row 3 — Coach Ron Gor- don. Doug I-arson, Sean Forrester. Jim Iskierka. Eric Ruikka. Derek Pedlar. Craig Gunderson. Curtis Janicke. Coach Paul Ruikka. 2. Steve Janicke shows who’s boss as Sean Forrester looks on. 3. The team pays respect to our nation’s flag. Page 153: 1. A Pirate squares up for the hit. 2. Jim Thurman makes a stick save. 3. JV team pic ture: Row 1 — Kara Marsh, Christi Scavone. Angie Budd. Erin Mulcahy. Kerry Bruchs. Carrie Sauter, Bonnie Garrett. Michelle Rohrbach. Row 2 — Tony Teneyck. Craig Brand. Mark Koethe. Paul Saice. Todd Coumeya. Andy Lomen. Dan Woody. Todd Elftman. Mike Joyce. Bryan Braccini. Row 3 — Tim Gerber. 152 Hockey Dave Moore, Jamie Murphy. Tom Flesher. Tim McGee. Mike Subject. Cole Peterson. Matt Thompson. Robb Yurch, Bruce Braccini, Mark Austin. 4. Steve Oliver congratulates team members Forrester and Janicke. 5. Pirates in high pursuit of the puck. Hockey 153 No snow? Skiiers improvise The Park Center Cross Country Ski Team consisted of 28 boys and girls this year. These talented bunch of students are under the coaching staff of Mr. Jon Peterson. Mr. Gary Gerst, and Senior Captain Cindy Swierkowski. At the beginning of this season they were praying hard for a good snowfall, but because of our slow, wimpy winter all they got were a few inches and then it would melt away from the 40-50 degree weather we would get directly after each snowfall. But with all the hardships and little snow they made it. 1. FRONT ROW: Lori Elsenpeter, Missy Nelson, Carrie Jablonski, Kathy Clark, Julie McDonnell, Michelle Krone, Valarie Andrews. SECOND ROW: Coach Jon Peterson, Erica Pierce, Laura Faust. Mona Howe. Brenda Tconies, Laurel Anderson, Leigh Solbcrg, Captain Cindy Swierkowski. Heidi Ameson, Kristi Adams. Rhonda Pierce, Coach Gary Gerst. THIRD ROW: Chris Bonhoff, Dave Brinkman, Marty Roers, Mike McClure, Steve Metzger. Joe Jereczek, Robert Forpahl, Jason Wescott, Eric Lin, Mark Olson. Todd Johnson. 2. Steve Metzger is getting ready for a hard day’s work in fancy ski fashions. 3. The Cross Country team getting ready to ski. 154 Cross Country Skiing 1. Coach Gary Gerst, Steve Metzger, Todd Johnson, and others joke around in the snow. 2. Todd Johnson skiing against a teammate. 3. Brenda Teonies and Mona Howe getting ready to go. 4. Michelle Krone and friends checking equipment. Cross Country Skiing 155 IM volleyball draws players One of the new sports Park Center offered this year was intramural volleyball. 12 teams participated in this after school competition. It consisted of a regular season and a three day play-off to see what team was the best. Both co-ed and all guy teams were very popular among the students. The winners of co-ed volleyball was “THE TEAM.” Second place was taken by the “SILVER BULLETS,” and third place went to “THE HEAD ROLLERS.” INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 156 Intermural Sports 1. ‘THE TEAM, winners of co-ed I.M. volleyball. Top row: Mike Miller, Heather Olson, Missy Flom, Kris Salley, Sue Metz, Eric Noreen Bottom row: Kevin Carlson. Mark Metcalf, Steve Braun, Jim Brat. 2. “SILVER BULLETS, Back row: Joe Herbst, Spencer Corbin, John Lies, Eddie Thomas. Front row: Katie Horan, Dave Deemer, Julie Kelvie. 3. Kris Salley sends the ball back up front. 4. Derek Pedler returns the lob. Opposite page 1. Tim Tone sets the ball. 2. Mark Metcalf spikes it for the point. 3. ‘THE HEAD ROLLERS, Back row: Shawn Nelson, Chris Bock, Steve Gutenberg, Mike McGowan. Front row: Cam Evans, Todd Schaeffer, Julie Bock, Kim Hollenbeck. 4. Jamie Newberg attempts to block the returned ball. Intermural Sports 157 Three-man teams practice early A popular sport amount Seniors, Juniors, as well as Sophomores is I.M. basketball. This fall 3-man intramural basketball was a big success. Many teams, with devoted players were at school early in the morning to begin playing before school started. Mr. Rasmussen organizes and runs this sport. I.M. basket- ball 158 I.M. Basketball An exciting sport to watch, but even more exciting to play is intramural flag football. As in the past, this year had a very good turn out. This sport like all other I.M. sports had a regular season as well as a 3-day play off. This has been one of the best years for girls’ sports in the history of Park Center. Opposite page: 1. Merlin Roers shoots for two. 2. Waiting in anticipation. 3. 1st place team Mr. Bauer, Bart French, Shawn Nelson. Kevin Bourassa 4. Winners of regular season. Merlin Roers, John Schlee. Brian Johnson 5. Winning sophomore team: Back — Bill Peterson, Bod Wald, Front — Dan Bergdahl, Travis Nauman. This page: 1. The winners of I.M. football: Back row — Kelly Oming, Kris Salley. Coach Jim Thurman, Karla Engstrom, Missy Flem. Front row: Julie Hoole, Gina Berthiaume, Sue Metz 2. What do you mean I have to grab the flag? 3. “Which way should I run?” 4. Barb Braun is going for a touchdown. Flag Football 159 Hawgs are volleyball champs Like co-ed volleyball, boys’ volleyball was just as popular. It also consisted of a regular season and a three day play-off. This intramural sport as well as all of the others had a lot of enthusiasm and we hope that this carries on through the years at Park Center. 1. Winners of boys’ volleyball: Back row: Kris Hagestuen, Jeff Skaja, John Schlee, Brian Johnson, Tom Woodruff, Nicole LaLiberte, Front row: Jamie Sorenson. Mike White, Mr. McCarten, Scott Follett, Jeff Ganley, Mark Kroeplin. 2. Team Zimbabwe. Mike Miller, Kevin Reem, Mark Metcalf, Steve Brunn, Terry Willis, Front row: Todd Ewing, Eric Noreen, Bart Trench, Kevin Bourassa, Bob DuBois, Jim Brat. 3. Mike Polomny goes for a block. 4. Hawgs Brian Johnson and Jeff Ganley go for a double play. 160 I.M. Volleyball Adelmann, Katherine Alcott, David Alto, Wade Anderson, Deanna Anderson, Debra Anderson, Kelly Anderson, Mark Anderson, Richard Steve Nelson is serious about studying. Anderson, Sheila Anderson, Stephanie Bachmann, Daniel Baily, Richard Baker, Cathy Balthazor, Paul Barland, Shannon Barney, I ori 162 Seniors Basel, Dayna Bates, Erick Barstow, Anne Bath, Albert Bauer, Kimberly Bednarczyk, Thomas Beecham, Floyd Belzer, Benjamin Benson, Michael Berg, John Bergeland, John Bergstrom, Kym Seniors iine-up for their senior class portrait. Berthiaume, Gina Berthiaume, Terry Bertling, Darren Betsinger, Douglas Bialon, Marsha Seniors 163 Bloomquist. David Bock, Christine Boeshans, Lana Booth, Nina Bourassa, Kevin Bracht, Chery Bojan, April Bolanda, Susan Christina Perillo chows, at the Friday night dance. Bradshaw, Terri Brandes, Jeffrey Brat, James Breth, James Broen, Chris 164 Seniors Brown, Angie Brown, Charles Brown, Karin Brunn, Stephen Bullinger, Gregg Bultman, Deborah Bumgarner, Barbara Bushinger, Sharlene Andy Rocheford, a true ladies' man. Buss, Robert Cain, Sandra Calhoon, Bradley Carlson, Kevin Carlson, Richard Causton, Jeffrey Chambers, Jody Charboneau, Patricia Seniors 16ft Clements, David Coolbroth, Kyle Corbin, Spencer Crandall, Andrew Creamer. Jeffrey FRIENDS A friend is like the weekend ... you can’t wait to see it. A friend is like Pepsi... it’s part of a new generation. A friend is like a ball... they always bounce back. A friend is like Dial Soap ... they give round the the clock protection. A friend is like school... they’re there day after day. A friend is like Bayer Aspirin ... they work wonders. A friend is like a band-aid ... they always stick to you. A friend is like Hallmark ... they cared enough to send the very best. 166 Seniors Cresswell, Darrin Crosby, Cynthia Crowley, Mark Dahl, Tammy Daleiden, Diane Davis, Michelle Davis. Nancy Day, Arthur DeMarre, Rodney Deemer, David Deilke, Shawn DeMars, Carrie Detenancour, Robert Seniors 167 168 Seniors DeWolf, Karen Dissmeyer, Jeffrey Dols, Catherine Donahue, Kathleen Donley, Susan Dorholt, Kristan Doty, Lena Drake, Cynthia Driste, Kristi DuBois, Robert Dykhuizen, Daniel Ebert, Brian Edberg, Craig Edson, Christine Eggerud, Linda Dunleavy, Christopher Duwenhoegger, Douglas Duwenhoegger, Paul Jeff Brandes having one h$ck of a day. Eliason, Amy Elliot, Mark Ellis, Sheryl Engebretson, Chris Engel, Steven Engman, Stacy Engstrom, Karla Erickson, Kevin Erlanson, Scott Evans, Cameron Ewing, Todd Fausch, Craig Fermoyle, James Ferretti, Allan Fischer, Richard Flom, Melissa Floyd, Bryce Floyd, Crystal Forrester, Sean Forsgren, Matthew Seniors 169 Terry Willis and Steve Wcstrich. ready for their punishment. Gallo, John Garrett, Bonnie Gause, Wendy Gemelke, Kristine Gerhardson, Susan Germundsen, Carrie Gillis, Laura Forward, Julie Fosland, Amy Foster, Nicole Fritz, Tedmond Fuerst, Pamela Fuerst, Patricia Gageby, John Gagnon. Dean Francis, Carianne Francis, James 170 Seniors Gorney, Theodore Gould, Jodi Griswold, Christie Grose, Christopher Gunderson, Randall Gustafson, Kim Gutenberg, Steve Gutterud, Toni Dalon Schmidt, trying to get his locker open. Halverson. Dennis Hanson, Brian Hardin, Deanna Harker.Jill Hart. Chris Harth.Troy Hartner. Bret Haugen. William Seniors 171 Hazledine, Susan Healy, Pattie Heibel, Jeffrey Heil, Kim Heikke, Jason Heinke. Mary Herbest, Joseph Hess, Steven Hill, Brian Hilstrom, Kent It’s a bummer for guys when ... Your car won’t start and you’re somewhere you’re not supposed to be. You ask a girl out and she said she had to babysit her brothers and sisters, but you know she is an only child. You’re showing off in your car and you get into an accident. You have to use the bathroom and your zipper gets stuck. You lock your keys in your car. Your girlfriend tells you she likes the nerd of the school. You ask a girl out and she refuses, saying she has to go to Bible study. 172 Seniors mmm Hoff, Kristie Holden, Jill Hollenbeck, Kimberly Holm-Nordli, Dag Holst, Michelle Holzknecht, Diane Horner, John Hough, Byron Houle, Julie Howe, Mona It’s a bummer for girls when ... You have plans for the weekend and you get a lot of homework. Your prom date forgets to call the limo service and you end up taking his ’74 beater. She likes a guy and the guy doesn’t know she exists. You’re going to prom and your date’s car breaks down. You dive into the pool and your swimming suit comes off. You curl your hair and find out it’s humid and raining outside. You call your boyfriend by your exboyfriend’s name. Your boyfriend bugs you half to death. Seniors 173 Iverson, Wendy Jackson, Patrick Jacobson, Jeff Jaglo, Janelle Jandro, Troy Kent Ross man. Chris Hart. Don Smith look up the statistics. Janicke. Steven Jasicki, Beth Huss, Dawn Husted, Kenneth Iskierka, James Hull, Michael Humphrey, Nancy Jensen, Andrew Jensen. Keith Johnson. Brian Johnson, David Johnson. Jean 174 Seniors Johnson, Jessica Johnson, Korey Johnson, Timothy Johnson, Todd Johnson, Troy Jundt, Jacqueline Kalish, Charles Kasa, Craig Katz, Richard Kayser, David Kelvie, Julie Kemkes, Kevin Keran, Patrick Keranen.Jill Ketcher, Carrie Seniors 175 Knutson, Aaron Knutson, Daniel Kocina, Valerie Koegl, Amy Kragness, Steve Kramer, Cindy Kroll, Cathleen Kuxhausen, Anna John Perko jam to tunes during art. LaChance, Mary LaC lare, Dawn Lam, Khanh Langston, Monica Lano, Jason 176 Seniors Larson, Amy Le, Marie Leaf, Eric Leek, Steven Lee, Brian Lick, Jennifer Lind, Jennifer Litwiller, Julie Loth, Kristy Loxtercamp, Marty Lucking, John Lund, Gregory Lund, Kelly Lundin, Jeri Lundmark, Dawn MacDonald, Trent MacPherson, Kyle Macy, Gina Madich, Robert Maegi, Bernard Seniors 177 Magnuson, Brenda Magnuson, Deborah John Gallo, excited to go to math. Majeske, Todd Makowski, Sara Manning, Linda Martin, Domita Martinson, Christophe Marsh, Angela Martinson, Julie May, Keith May, Sonya McCoy, Michael McDevitt, Susan McDonough, Jeff McGowan, Michael McGuire, Michelle 178 Seniors McKeever, Jill Meier, Dawn Metcalfe, Mark Metz, Susan Miller, Barbara Miller, Brian Miller, Michael Miller, Roberta Minor, Keith Mitchell, Daniel Mitchum, Anita Morris, Amy Dave Downer a°d John Daly rush to K«?t a Rood neat on the bus. Mosher. Brant Mulcahy, Patrick Muller, Eric Musgrave, William Nada, Gehan Seniors 179 Necklen, Glenn Nelsen, Lori Nelson, Andrea Nelson, David Nelson, Shawn Nelson, Steven Ness, John Nesteby,Jodi Newberg, Jameson Nierenhausen, David Twins In the senior class there were six sets of twins: Debbie and Deanna Anderson, Kelly and Mark Anderson, Pam and Patty Fuerst, Bob and Ann Klukken, Mike and Mark Crowley and Leslie and Lisa Veselka. We asked them questions like, “Do you get along? Do you have to compete?” “What do you like and don’t like about being twins?” There were different replies. Then we asked how people reacted when others found out they were twins. Most people usually can’t believe that they are twins because they are so close. On the other hand some of the people don’t react at all. As for competition, there usually is competition within the family. One may feel that they have to always compete to be better than the other. “You also have to compete because you feel if you don’t stand up to the other abilities you feel kind of ashamed.” There are many advantages of being twins. One would be you always have someone Mark and Kelly Anderson. Deana and Debbie Anderson. Lisa and Leslie Veselka and Patty and Pam Furest. there for you, like a best friend. The other one would be if you need help with youi school work your twin could help you. So there you have some facts and ideas or how it would feel to be a twin. 180 Seniors Seniors 181 Penn. Craig Pennington, Elizabeth Perillo, Christina Palmer, Mari Parsons, Corey Parsons, Lisa Paulson, Kristin Pearson, Glen Scott F.rlanson, the trick or treat man. Pedlar, Derek Peelor, Patricia Pelkey, Rebecca Perkins, Christopher Perko, John Perlowski. Timothy Perrault, Daniel Perrault, Sherri 182 Seniors Peterson, Robert Peterson, Steven Pfeifer, Mark Phillips, Richard Phillips, Tom Pigeon, Deanna Plahuta, Karin Poitra, Jeff Potvin, Stephen Pratt, John Quick, Suzanne Seniors 183 Robbins, Michelle Rocheford. Andrew Renner, Lisa Resch, David Rholl, Randine Richards, Laurie Richter, David Rieber, Mark Rioux, Kathleen Ristrom, Matthew Roban, Mark Rodenborn, Audra Rodriguez, Danielle Roering, Heather Reem, Kevin Reinhard, Kris 184 Seniors Rorvick, Anthony Roop, Scott Roers, Merlin Rollo, Thomas Romuald, David Salley, Kristi Saito, Tadaski Ruhberg, Bradley Rossman, Kent Rowley, Sheila Sands, Jeffrey Saunders, Joseph Sauter, Carrie Scavone, Christine Schaeffer, Todd Schlee, John Shlicht, Wayne Schmidt, James Schroer, Patricia Schulz, Mark Seniors 185 Schwartz. Randy Schweigert, Cari Schwerin. Todd Schwichtenberg, Julie Scott, Jay Douglas Betsinger, a man with a million words. Seifert. Julie Seran, Jennifer Setterstrom, Cindy Settlemire, John Sharp, Nicole Sherer, Clayton Sitts, David Smith, Donald Smith, James Smith, Kenneth 186 Seniors Snyder, Kristie Snyder, Michael Snyder, Steven Sorenson, Christine Spah, Lance Spence, Rebecca Spiropoulos, Mersini St. Dennis, Jill Stahlberg, Robert Stanley, Troy Stay, Daniel Stemper, Anthony Stephens, Andrew Stoesz, Gregory Stolitza, John Smith, Lisa Smith, Tammi Snell, Mona Snider, Michael Snapko, William Seniors 187 Swanson, Michael Swanson, Russell Swierkowski, Cynthia Swope, Jennifer Sydloski, Kimberly A. Tauer, Cory Taylor, Kyle Teas, Shannon Theis, John Theisen, Anne 188 Seniors Thom, Jason Thomas, Edward Thorpe, Daniel Thurman, James Ticarro, Charles Turk, Nancy Van Der Werf, Sara Vanlith, Jennifer Velander, Patrick Veselka, Leslie Seniors 189 Wegener, Troy Weisser, Wendi Welch, Kathryn Wells, James Wesloh, Darren Westrich, Steven Whaley, Teresa White, Robert Whiteis, Scott Wickman, Becky Williams, Stacey Willis, Roland Willis, Terry Winans, Kelly Wiome, Christopher 190 Seniors Woldt, Hilary Wood, David Yams, Regina Zandlo, Milicent Zechmeister, Kristine In the memory of Kim Sobon We knew Kim as a beautiful person inside and out when you saw her she almost always was smiling and in a good mood. The brightness from her smile made everything seem to shine. She touched our hearts in a way now that everytime we think about her, we smile. The famous statement “To know her is to love her” is so true in our eyes. We think of Kim as a person who had the courage to be herself and didn’t follow people, she led herself. She “stuck” to her “guns” as an inspiration from a song of her favorite group MOTLEY CRUE. And for the people who didn’t get a chance to really know Kim if you would have known her you would have loved her as much as we did. There is a part of Kim left with everyone she came in contact with. She has a very special place in all of our hearts that will be with us forever. Kim’s friendship was so good and true it was like a dream. She was the best friend anyone could ever have. We know she is finally in her “Home Sweet Home. I Never Died )o not stand by my grave and weep, I am not there, I do nr sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am a diamond gl it on snow, I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the ge itle autumn rain ... When you awake in the morning hi sh, I am that swift uplifting rush, of quiet binds in circling flight. I am a soft star shine on a warm summer’s night ... So do not stand by my grave and cry, I did not die. Author Unknown We are very happy to have known Kim and feel very privileged to have written this. We love you and miss you Kim. From your loving and caring friends. Written By: Dayna Basel, Laurie Richards, Rex Walter. 191 192 Seniors 1986-1987 Senior Memoirs A WADE ALTO: Your (he best Spoden' Thanks ■ lot for all the hrl| . Humor of J.K.'s cabin You talk too much . Hey S.G. and S.N. summer at Vallryfair with Kirk Watermelon nice day Riverfest and RKO. Free movies at UA Hack to achooi had. in the hot tub S.G, S.N, JS.. DR. J.R.. J.B, K.B., B.M, Thank for all the (treat year Hey S.G. Nice aki club. Cla of-87 Rule DEANNA ANDERSON: Thank beat friend ; DA-. W.G, CD, SB. KS.. UP. S.H.. N.D (party animal). Always love ya C.G, 8.S.. Electron Theater Rule S.P. “What the meaning of life? — Marching Band? Feel Bad Little Mt a Bookkeeper how' Gretchen? Virginia Beach hoy — lakeileeree'. Rav and Johnson rule. CHIEN EST HE A I™ Good luck O.U S Meatball it it third ? A F. — you are to . channel your emotion . Right. You're so blushing. W.G. guod-luck to ya. Bun of a atich. Tough Schmidt. The Nicollel Mall Cruz. Spring Break 87. C.D nice driving ability: C'au e he’� a blond, ya ya ya' Thirty forever hot. Pink l.adie Kick. To the 2nd half You are the ULTIMATE Friend and u Human Credit card. DA. race ya to the bank? I'm DEANNA NOT DEBBIE Go.d hick u. Cla of 87' DEBBIE ANDERSON: PINK LADIES RULES!!! BEST FRIENDS FOREVER!!! SB.. W.G.. C D., K-S.. LP, N.D.. S.H., K.A.. T.P., B.B.. I love you guy ! A.F. You're a Great friend!! Long conversation ? C.D ikilla!! Ilanh. 60% 40% leader? Guy . Guy . Guy ”! Who am I? The flirt4?!! Nice driving ability! J. Johnson you're the beat! Alicia and Fell forever! Good luck C.G. SS. Great Time ' Prom 86' Thank ! Jaz Don't aptll MS.! Como Zoo! Booties? Wen. want to go to the library? l et‘s Cruz Crystal' B K. I live for Dew! Friday night poker Partita! Barb, where ia hi friend? Ga� � tat ion or Denny'a? Just drive bye! Haul what around the corner? l.ook at the sife at the lunch table! I love computers! How about you Kimmera?? Where' my radio? DA.. C.D. Dee your the greatest! France here we coma! Good hick to the class of 87 zozoV Debater.. KELLY ANDERSON: To all my friend S.B.. N.D.. DA.. DA.. SH, KS.. K.S.. C.D.. L.P., also K.M., C.N, M.A.. K B Thank for all the good time Pink ladle Rule! C.C What fun. Prom '85 hold that drea CD. Prom 86 S.B. Do you know where you are going? S B AND N.D C.S. Norb go home! fun. right! Synchro C.B. atop dinging around. IU in 7)7 right. S.B. Rivemfe� t. He better be cute! N,D. Can you start the car while it' mov-ing? Keith forever Oct. 5 and more' K M. hrvu. Thank everyone. It' been great! MARK ANDERSON: BCE - J.J. KDJ. The Sheraton. POKB Fight, lunchroom spy. 85 VNB A blast. Golf, pinball Homeroom Pals. W.A.. SA, SA , P.B. We’re great. SA. a friend I will never forget! -V- PITTSBURGH 1. JT - NOSE DOINGS. Let's Boogy. Teonia. RB. 1st degree Blackbelt. J B HELP I'm lost. Deer Mark letter . SHEILA ANDERSON: June 9th new beginning- I love you Paul. So many memorws. SA. personal diary - Love ya! Pirouette 5.6.7.8 ... Love ya all Mark my b bud. What would I do with out you? Love your dancin! T.G. let a go to Kan KS. thank for being a fnend SA. SW. KS, KE.K.K, T.G, G.B.. Thank, for all the fun time . IU mm everyone. STEPII L. ANDERSON: Banana always b-frtends' Sponge, what a great friend 8 gal., keep your hands to yourself bon! Love ya! Pirouette . slate 86' ruled Stale fair AT. R.R track. Schmidt! Mostly' morning pparty' Jon prom 86' Sat. nite Sun. morn. Halloween 85' - Central! Not the be� t Slogs’ Ranch woman (aorry AKI Chew! CM river bank. Do you have any tylenol? Football 5! MG' g and g wallpaper. Stow-mo! Guido! Go Norseman! Prom 86' limo! PD high five' Thank Milk, your special D-in's. in your hand? No ... Puke lady! 24 on the floor — nice fridge! VK got U love elm creek! The smat che ' SC: Groenk's grad! Obsessed Top! Problem ?! (outside?) So many great time ’ You're the be� l I LOVE YOU!! Never say goodbye' Banana. Sheb. Annie. Marq. Vul. Bate. Gutt, KE. “G. Sue. Kel. Mis’ MA-HPR paf LS. MM. PD. and BD. 2:� can't forget you! Lushe and nymph rule' ill mi you guy . Thanz ma and pa! Good I-uck cU s of 87? Bye Spoden TINA AULTUVII.LA: Hey clast of 87' we rule! Morning P. partie !” CP — I need 2! THile your pleasure' Mr. L. wanna lick? PvWh! Summer 86' — snaz ana things - big splash- M and R your all bit! Christy get the — out! S Doo! ON. DH. CK and the whole positive direction png! “cat call Massive meow Not smart! Hey pizza Hreha! Dahni and Laura State Fair 86' kicked A Halloween '85 Sheraton NW P.C. Pirate art 1! JODI ANONEN: To all the people I met this vear thanz! I wouldn't have mad it without you. Missy, love you like a sister, you're the beat' Roberta, you terrific. Most natural to all the gorgeous guv , it wa fun look mg at you! PC wa great it made my Senior year! CHERYL AUDBTTE: JF. BJ. for DJ? You do that o well! JS 11.0VK YOU! JM silly rabbit triz are for kid ! Hey chief, vou are the best awesome and fabulous, just remember the knee pads! JS remove the hump. Ml. doe T.T. ring a bell? Dopey � ay� Nib ' Dinky, love ya Hey Smegma! Mofo! That a socially unacceptable” Matthew, you r ahrays in my heart. JS. Will you marry roe in 6 yean?' Love you all. Bear! B BABB BUMGARNER: To those who made P.C what it was: MT. JS. KS. I)A2. CD. SB. TS. MP. DJ KH. ST. JP. and SL — a 2 barrel or a 4? Go muddin? Midnight rendezvous, showbiz, dance , football. Central. never got to the insane asylum or the W. fingernail polish. Kim. I only liked for 3 yean not 4! Oh-my god SRL'� on the roof. TS sorry boot' the sheen friends! JP you're a nymph! MS catch up yet? vaseline, whipped cream — New Yean Eve US MCT (5 17 85 arc you sure it' locked?) Ill never forget the time or the friendship, it w � the bf� l’ Maybe in the long run well find that the search is over” but for now never forget the dream (especially lAitsenl or the three words “I love you (Brewster love you too!) Aheay and Forever... HEN BKLZKR: What' that on the horizon? la it a tree? G.B. Muddin' Kips A D.R and B.S. ... Sean Rule ! Too all in humanities ... Have fun. Have Ion of fun. D.P Bump and grind? Pauley Avcngen' Sigue Spulick. Affordable firepower. B.M. You rule ...? M P, BINGO M B. You LOVE everyone. The Party, were not just for Anarchist any more. To everyone ebe ... Truth hurts A sincere thank you from the Angry Jew. Cun-niL Chill Babe. MARSHA BIAIX)N: Heaven” I luv yew. Scott’ (roof 5 11) Showbiz partie . J. K. prettin !! DA and JM in back S.T Pinto. Prom D6. W.G, why is yxwr face o red? Valley fair. JS. JK. SS -Journey. Van Halen KW roommate . Bryan Adam . Twin I-ake with SS. faithfully. Thanz for aD of the good time Jeni — biking, junebug, the neighbors, going to S.S' cabin — B.I.R Tomato Woman. JS. at CUB at 6 am. Jim' frog. K.W'a house movie . Whoopie.- Nice picture T.W. Good luck da of -87! Thanz Mom and Dad — I love you! KIM BAUER: HI CS remember ar BDP, winter in OCT. TTM the friendly guy at MCD Hi secret “wink MS be kind to The howdie for me. and the you know who' , who know' who. MB moonlight walks. 40 block no one take . SM � tay out of trouble Quirn Take Care! TOM BKDNARCZYK: Mot. dan of 87' I finally made it. Hey foogie. it should of been vou. CH it' been great. Mailbox mission , and bowling alley brawl . Rodriquez's YJ and HSH. CH and PB Don't run wild S.M. We had some great tune and many more. Prom ‘86. walks at the beach North Hennepin. I love you! I'm going to win the bet- PC football rules' 41 BAH Bah: I guess you're right. MIKE BENSON: Odin here' Hey talk to me Joe? Nice night out. huh? Hey Tony dip yxwr Wick ? How's the Foz Chris? 5:40 am Maintenance Boundary water kick 9!! Me Goo akin heads rule!! How' the Palace? Nice party! Scale any building lately? John! Monty Pythonfest 'til our eye bleed. Ouick get a camera!!' 85 football Lake North and Region champs 1986 trek to the dome! (W.D. FA.) Hogs-N-Stuff! Beach coca cola twins fun time! Nail har JD! Whaf in the bag? Just candy ban officer! FAREWELL JOHN BF.RGELAND: We don't rule though! Marching band in Mich, and ahrays over Oaaeo! Fell bad. drumline kicks! Eric S. thanz for the nile! HA-HA! Suzi thanz for the year1 Cheer up punk in’ Abo to JS. DA. CH. AP. KD. MS. TJ. RK (Mr biceps). LA. GB. MR and BJ. thanz to all! Homeroom hey Vera' Mike B. (Odin) I'm huge now! STRYPF.R IM volleyball nugget rub! Tony S. Ill waste you Football dims, we are the champions! Eric M. great frietxf BS. ML, SD (bowling Sat.) BB — apirit in the aky. DC at Penney' Probably Security! That really look like .. J Mari P. he really want this picture! Don't hit me' Beth J. drugs.' Nice band jacket guys' I like em7 Will everyone stop touching my chest! Thanz PC (KH. EH) FOREVER' KYM BERGSTROM: Hey guy , nice night out, un't it? Talk to me JS MM MB GL. Abz. Prom — don't trip. Gravel pit . Thanks for the •cratch slasher (MH). Hey Mush (JB) don't be depressed — someday you'll aki better than me — yas! M iwcd any lawn latch. Joe? Garbage bag MM JS I guess I missed the love feat spring 86. W'ang Chung — thanks Jean — its been fun! I'm going now really. Gel a license. Dave. GINA BKRTIIIAUMK: SHUT UP I CANT DRIVE WITH ALL THIS NOISE I know the twee er are here somewhere Karla you've gut your hiking shoe on. W.P Skeeter hair. Id them out. I •wear to god I didn't try to kill you! Missy. I don't think this it the way to Rtdgedab. Tom little poopte That jar smells wretched Sue. Augie here’ Lisa don't worry they71 be gone by the time we get home. The office I don't think they know yet. Missy hit any parked car lately? Flagfootball champs for 2 yean D.OA. Just wait I've cot to pot my aocka on! Mr. Holland, there will be 3 of us at the all night this year! I'm going to a movie and then out to eat. BEEF just going to shoot hoop . Julie your sweatshirt is in the washer. S.M.M.. K.J.E., K.L.S.. M.A.F.. K.K.O.. S.L.W.. A.K.K, S.L.A, T.R.G, S M A. you guy are great. 1 love ya! BOO BOLE MEANS NOTHING!!! DOUG BETSINCKR: CLASS OF -87. MB -8A-787. Can. 7)5. No fuzz for Robb. Mich. 7)6. Hot tub rebels VELCRO! Who dessip in your Marshmallow Krispiea? The “I don't get It girl. Pumps my nad ' No Sheryl in Mich ? Sent home at our own ezpense? HOORAY' -No Duh (aoph talk) Twyla I-surely Priests and Golden boy . Oscar and Myrtle what an experience Chemistry rule — foe atoms Cut'n with G.N. and B N. The gang: RC, T„S. G.C, SJ, PJ„ BYE. Of esc. Are you from Pine City Co , on the floor again? NHS and Senior Class Cabinet. PIRATES RULE OVER YOU! 8TEVE BIONDO: What do you mean it' over? I was just getting used to it! Do you dress that way because you want to? I wish I owned the world and you were dead Gene Loves Jezebel! I know Gene, but who is Jezebel? HEY! Everyone let’ go uptown and slam dance in the streets, duh' Bob. the couch is on fire Bob-bob-bob bob-bob bob and Ann Khikken I took 1 box of no dor I think I'm going to puke. Conformist . Fascist . Trendies they're everywhere!'! If I hear one more person say “you're bummin dude” I'm gonna scream! Ball of confusion that' what the world is today! hey-hey I'm not weird I'm strange I like being strange lt' weirdr BRYAN BI8HMAN: Watching Kevin and Tork mooch a gooch. betting Kevin he can't gooch for 3 day , ohb! Tork like to � iB hi gooch. Oil painting with Dave, joking around with Tony Denney Mr. Spoden and Mr KenKnight the funniest teacher around! Love them high water Spoden! Skoal man John Pratt. JULIE BI.AIR: School aong. sophomore volleyball 00 AH PC! The ghost SF snowstorm, my toothbrush Blair Dunkel Donley Thunxx SD for SD •hovel! Bear in mind there' eye in here Homecoming FCNHS 7)7 CAN! WHAT? Hey UB Thanzz to all my friends! I love you guys! Take care PC. CHRIS BOCK: Hi Jill and Kim. Roll down your window and see if it's green Apple River JM. KH. SG. SN. DH. MJ. AF. Dan give me your socks - DS, Dm OH what a big yawn. Sore neck JM July 3rd Sunday foothaU — clothesline The HeadroUers rule JM. KH. MM. SG. SN. TS. JB. CK. RC. chicken and-wichet and cheeseburger . Julie — one year. Jason — two year - ha! JM best friends forever! LANA BOK8IIANS: KD or i it KH? Remember going to Zantico for finals? I-ana. the tire is flat' What do we do now! We have to hurry. Well be late for finals' Where should we go for lunch? Did you see sea cow or Klvia? Where' Danielson? Did you see Chris P. in a tux? Henry Coronation! Going to Joo'a! PUDGY thanz for the fun summers of 84’ and 857 Je� good luck looking for blue eye ” ice skating. Best of luck to the class of 7)7r SUE HONEY BOLAND A: To all my friends!! DA. DA. KA. ND. CD. WG. SH. LP. KS. JJ. Than Pink ladm K.A P.!' VB could have been fun! KP. CD are you having fun yet? ND do you think we're in OZ yet? DA Than for the bed’ 8-16 86 Chris, I will never forget you! 1 love you!! Let's crux Crystal! LA. KM. MU. TP remember GR? BB M G R.!! Deb did you havr as much fun at prom a 1 did?? poker Partie !' NI) who is it this week? MK? Kelly where's Keith? KA riverfest' Florid 87' Good hick Bye! NINA BOOTH: It' hard following in someone elae's footsteps, it's even harder making your own. Dad chocolate cake. MK. KT. BP. JS. MG, Jl‘. BG I love you guys! Prom 86' Rocky' . Smur-phy 115 roph June 14th. My Knight in shining armor. Heaven in your eye . I love Tom. Kverytime you go away you take a piece of me with you. KEVIN BOURASSSA: The Fog 14. not unart buddies BT. BN. TK. MM . TB. CH. BD. JB How's the (see CG? Hey Barney. Black flag. WET SU. Plug and grind Vera rule ha KB. TB. Harter, ain't I ju t cool7 DECA diamond. Mot bah-bah. Griz's gang Have to go to the crib l.ater to the class of 7)7. Thanz foe the memories TERKI HRADSIIAW: Remember S-B and S-F. Shar? R-R-R! Don't forget (SP) COCK. Shar ... November i what??? Cry keep forever Shel — got any more large buildings to rearrange Member the wrestlers? No more coca . Michele' I WANT PEPSI !! “Hi. I'm a —. Boogey ' France was great! Stacey — Sit down. Jeffrey! See ya wherever TONY BRADY: I love GK moo much! Hooey. I will love you forever. To MS (my sister) and her sidekick SW. A final Hoof. Ramboetles strike again Happy B day Senior Memoirs 193 Slacy BS all th« best 111 never forget you! 87’ rule . TB PS See you at White Castle' DAN BACHMANN: Class 87 rule ' Lew you Shar B. JB Burning rubber doesn't rule or nothing! MS AJ SB Long hair rule ! SB Front row Bon Jovi and Ratt. AJ Good time bad time Maiden rule . RICH BAILEY: HOW is everybody, peachy? That' cool!! Erie wasn't science the hottest, Doherty Orrrr! Hey Biffy and Boofy what's up??? Bauer. I hate to say but my name is not Rick! ! Oh Canada. Oh Canada t'was quite the night 1984 Yeah Corev. Bemidji was something else Total roughin it by eating cereal, hamburgers. chips and Schnapps! Well I just want to say Park Center was a blast and I had many fun time . Brest of luck to: CP LW DE AJ DB AB Ml BJ and to all the other people Catchya later! CATHY BAKER: Chicken, stale, Jefferson Victory. critter . Synch is it! Do I have to swim my solo Beth? Good Lurk nest year. Wendi C. . CL. AM What direction are we driving Wendi S? Lota of ketchup on my table. Is she dying, no. heart attack, no. asthma, no. what then? Just breathing Mias you TS CS KA JJKBSBCS. PAUL BALTHAZOR: SHEILA M. ANDERSON: I LOVE YOU! Forever. Tom. thank for everything- DS and TB. DO you guys got a game tonight? Your so bttayr? S. M. K 4 way kisses. Football '85' We were the beat Football 1986. Summer '86. Olathe. Kansas. So close! Good Luck!! SHANNON BARLAND: Hey. Hey Terri remember SPOOCK? London wa great. I wish you all could've come. CB it’s been a long time, right? WC don't forget the Pen. Festival. Oh. all of those concerts ! I wish I had time to say good-bye to everybody. It’s been memorable' Keep in touch! Adieu' LORI BARNEY: Thank buddies: SRT JRS DW DJN CS -DWEEB RP NB JF PS UK - not Rkk! Choir tour Chicago. MAME. Notre Dame. R.I.P. Marvgd. Been to ST. Thomas. Lately’ DW and Cardinal Tow Naughty girls. Nuaic Man. Ye go k' Crucible. NMH RULES! GREASE Acting, not the beat! 50' dance with Sieve Prom '86 — Why Lou? Hummm 1. 2. 3 Great! TPd? Safety-pup say ... What if ... Roildee Oh. feel bad Je sais tu e mais quel ft suit. Good by P.C. and God Bless. TTFN DAYNA BASEL: “It’s lime for us to fly. HA HA we scammed LR. I Love you Kim. you will always be in my heart!! Slick to your guns cu« the CRUE rule Winning LR Oh no. KS hit the tree. She's in the ditch. Life is in the fiat lane Don't ask me what I think of you I might not give the answer that you want me to. Ceramic with KS. LR GRRG. Home Sweet Home You know I'm a dreamer and I’m on my way! ERICK BATES: Hey TJ Owatonn . Darren, fat boy Telemark. Rollercoaster Sugarhills Downhills Steve Let's bike to Duluth! DO. Tobies, Shade video. Movie? No VCR? Sure! Wet only 6 to go Hit a deer? He'a from B.C. Road Closed?! Once in ... got la say. what the F 1?! shh! So meone'a coming Get down, want a drink? JEFF BRANDES: JT 'There's your shoes! KB Can't get it uo! Nice yellow boots' Skung I'm so depress ed! Hy-Je n! Kehie's cabin' RG — Top Gun. carrot , prom 86' - BBQ? JJ Little Brooklyn' Mush — No! TP tipper MM nice cut! Dopev 194 Senior Memoir Brunn. JS comfortable chair? Tell me what happened last night Whit and left tennis shoes Fuiiy duck! J K! SM I got another cramp JB your nose looks a little brown today' GOOD LUCK!! JAMES LEE BRAT: Give me a B . . Give me a R ... Give me a U ... Give me a N ... Give me a N ... What's it spell? K you're raw. We're Kve! Kevin R thanx for all those lovely nit after football games. To the B's. You're raw! God save the Queen. I've been stung! The B's win Btzzzz JIM BRETH: Memories of Park Center DB Hanging out on Brooklyn Blvd GP burning rubber. Brook dale Park. AC-DC forever. Cruisin Central late at night “Chevy rules ANGIE BROWN: DO - Reiner! 1st time 7 times. Ill miss you lots sister. KL remember all the good times! [huhbag Brian Mas ya! LN -What's your bra doing in your purse? Bun' Good times to come' MB — We've had some great time and will have many more! Love ya lota! CJ — I love you! I'm sure well be together forever! Thani to those who made the year her the best! P.C.’ the beat! Good luck everyone! CHUCK BROWN: Smokin in the Toyota sorry about the knee TK That jeep ruled TS. Nice skunk PV. Hey TM play tic-tac-toe lately? Italy's condo 2. My cabin — stay out of the ditch PV. My sled is faster than your Perk' Opener 85' the beat. Thani rocket. Snowdaze '85'. Shut up Hull! Thani for the “J blanket CC! KARIN BROWN: Football games, dances, movies. DQ. bowling alleys. DW fast with BP. JC. Hello gorgeous! BA when's your bedtime? NT. KM. LA You've lost that loving feeling! LL — FP wa great! So how's it going baby?, you're drunk, key thru the sunroof BP — 2 guy at my window. 3 dog nit , power of the pyramid. JH LY. good luck! LEWIS BROWN: Why were you a scared when you lost your key Spunk? What were you trying to hide’ Where are your pant Gulterud? Who farted at the basketball game Orning? Nice driving ability Waite! P your pant since soccer Metz? Hit her again Houle or maybe you don't want another yellow card! Don't you know the English language Kuihausen. AZABAZAB. You have Ami ' shirt Flom. what's neit? Slept in the rain at Pedlar's Utely Sally? Cant wait until the Sponge gets soaked again Anaeraon. Though you all have you're fault w still love you! Your pals 33 and 12. 8TF.VE BRUNN: It wont matter in 10 year anyway ... so: I get to excited when something good happen — like Kelvie's cabin. Homecoming — after your attack Mr. Adney. I had to put the crown over my lap. I wa so excited! Whose in was it at the cabin anyways’ Ain't I just the greatest football player ever! JB. KB. JS and MM rule! Jim Brat says Crosse Paro rule and Isn't this memoir great? SHAR BUSIIINGER: Prom 8T Danny you're the beat! I love you! DN. CM. DL little green Dottle l.ong hair rule ! Nancy Wilson forever1 1st row Bon Jovi! Ill never forget you KS. JH. SR spr-ingbreak! CD bowling! ST. DN. DB Valleyfair wa. great' CP well go cruisin in my vette ok?!! RW. JH. SR Dekuypers' ROBERT BUSS: JT make it to Clearwater fiw crappie . MO keep pumpin' iron. MC keep away irom tne telephone poles! TK get the Ford 4x4 you want. C and A made the weekends great over the years! GREGG BULLINCER: Debate master Dave. Myrtle buster. Sheep! Team heck yeah' Cunnel Nukes' Sure! R McD. is dead His reign of ter ror is over!... so I yaked on hit desk. A.I. World Tour. Oh no not the Burgerland cop . DA.M. lifetime achievement award for ... Where's my — son! Satan's go-cart. Thu car justs rin A-BP grand pnx GET ME OUT OF HERE The psycho has smart bo mbs out for me. Killer bees. He hat my A ... Spike! Donuts? On a lark. KFCI is drad Expeditionary force. Thanx for the loan . c SANDRA CAIN: Beware Tonva leaf Andy, where's the quarter? Everybody disco! 10 people in my basement ... undulating encasement bubble. Is ini lake haunted? No it' just Boh Primitive French boys. The CURL MOLLY. HUT I R U N S b e -r foot nerd list P.F.C. Gene love Jezebel Furple satin jacket. Is the paint atill wet. John? Why are w at Garden City?! Can w kill her? Como Park’s a roo. Dad ... I cant explain the electric guitars in the living room. Truth Dare — Kate you never told us?! Miss Snot. Miss you RS. Zinda ... back window KEVIN CARLSON: Supreme Court bench clean ing brawl with the Bee's; nas'nt the beat. TJ with the Cobra Clutch, ankle beau DM you sieve. Dump's a Stonewall Jackson Kicked out -85 state shall tournament so let's slam tome in the parking lot. sorry about the ketchup on your head. Mitch, you need a good lawyer' TB ya goon, you can't skate, the Hanson Bros, return. I'm off to UMD or ASU see ya at the reunion, later! JEFFREYCAUSTON: I hear the garage door, no you don't, you're paranoid ... Hi! R and G Sean's downturn, he's busy, sweating. Blame It on Oly! yeah that it Oly did it. KrisU's house — bedspinx Perk's truck at lunch, trapper keeper. INXS. Stop the car. What? STOP THE CAR Sue — we never bounced together again CHAR!!' TK. KZ. BT. JP. PD. KP. MF. SJ. KO. KM. JH. SF. LI). SO. M F. JODY CHAMBERS: Thanx Mom and DacF It was fun Rooter van buddies SM. BT. AD. SU MH. KG. AK and SR SM car for a donut, chips, or friea? AK have the emergency brakes on? McNuggeU are the best! Why pay for parking when you can walk in the rain for a few blocks. Football game — only 7 second and dance were great. Crash! Oops! Surprise! I wa only an hour 1st . Thanx MR’ Class of •87 is the best' TRICIA CHARBONEAU: Life isn't life without these challenge we must endure day to day. Until the day when the storm passes and the party's over Help yourself get through this thine called life. Don't sleep until the sunrise listen to the falling rain don’t worry about tomorrow don't worry about your pain'” LISA CHMIKLEWSKI: Mary, thanx for making the last 3 year the neatest I love ya! You too sis! My ears are ringing. What? Speak up! Great concert. Can I have a hug? Thanks D and R. AS thanx for putting up with me. Thank ma. Mai. RP. JV. PU. BH. DL Thanx for bein' great friends! JB. SR CB. TP (take care of Kyle) NM. BM. KD. LB. SB. AL GM. JJ. LC. TG. MC. JF. AS. PC. Thanx and Uke care teachers ROB CHOCK: Hey Trish hows Fttxnr? 1 need some more TLS. Marching band. Dougle. Trisha (Twita). Sheryl. I-sure. Lisa. Paul hot dogs in BC were great' Thanks for my denture Amy. MB trip . Calgoey. Michigan, nice hot tub and guard dogs on Mackinac Island. North Star game Joe SBOORD SUCKS'! Korn ya goon Must be in the front row. PC football games Paul we shouldn't drink at the dances. The Tomato and the Beast. Pirate pnde. P.C. wa fun! DAVE CHRISTENSON: Thanks to CH. DB. JL BQ. MH. KL for being my good friends Blue Brother . I-urky 7. The Shock. The Scam?? Prom '86 — both time with TR WG. I’m sorry thing turn ed out the way they did Music Man-Pit, Grease - Vince Fontaine. JL - FDDDDD!' Do you have Caddyahack memorited? HK — hey French! EM Holiday Inn ring a bell?? JW for a sophomore you're ok!! TJ that often me!! CS - not the best liar in the whole world!! W E N D I F. CHRISTIANSON: But I realty am a junior goober turk gon tek er awhey! Noooooooo! say it! It'a a good word! aD of my guvs. SIT! have another balloon Man. Brrster rule! Danceline kicks - 3rd in our 1st comp.1! Scary Mike's bock — oh no! Photo Mill guy , my problems worse than your — (whine) John But I like to whine .. . Thanx Man. Gina. Amy for all the fun times — the dances were great! Man — your the only one who'd put up with me ... WHY?? (JK) I mis you Jenny H. Cheryl sorry about the tree and car — what a roll! I'd just hke everyone to know that Dave Wood made up the word to “Lady at the Homecoming Coronation. NICE!! JIM COM.MERS: The only people that made P C. POSaW were Dave Canfield. Grant Harth. Chris Reinhart. Chria death. Rob Madich. and the chicks! Paula Tacheny. Tammy Macliche. Chris Duffy. Diane Daleiden. Kris Jones, and more but I can't think of them right now. The rest ain't worth it!! KYLECOOLBROT1I: Not the botest though! wanna join them? CE what do you think Amadeus platinum or what? The Bro� forever. 8-80 (you're tick) Riverftst What are you doing at 900 Mr. Movie . TCBY and summer night . Hi Bonnie. Breakfast at 700. con you handle it? Or are you thinty? Remember Rad won Party BH Yogi and Boo Boo Steve get a new car and a special thank to scruff love ya always. Thanx all teachers and studrnt for the very best of times- Farewell P.C. the Pirate RULE!' ANDY CRANDELL: I take my time and I don't care I say Rock-on I would like to thank SP. SW. KC. DA. SA. JA and most of all HR Thanx to all the broa. and the loud tune for making my high school days memorable. Tommy and Netl on top. Ratt-o-Roll Rush. Dokken 86' Crue •85. Good Luck class of 88 G.L.T.M B.T. Leeetl Brooklyn ... the place to eat VIB Sum and Shindert The rock mag and the PH and SF. To anybody I may have forgot ten my sympathy is extended. To those I have left out. M's your fault! Keep the tunes loud and the brer cold but most of all keep the party going! Got to go. Good lues!! JEFFERY CREAMER: Thither! Thither! I think it be the cows. sir. Marvin, isn't axing a dead man just a bit redundant’ Yeah Ringtail Marne and the Perpetual Concert. Copdents unite — down with Tao' When aU else fails, so will you! Creamer, sit down! Which of these has bark? I'm positively pessimistic Good morning a contradiction in terms Key to the city? Friendly neighborhood trespassers. Homework Project Read. Merky Backup ' Yatotwooooh’ Save the Doctor! DARRIN CRKSSWELL: To all my friends. JD. MS. TS. CK. AF. TJ. JB. JS. DC ... This Bud's foryou! CK. you're thin I tell y ' Thank for being there when I need ya!. Love always! (SS) Drumhn -86. MS I wonder who’s in room 201? Shh. be very quiet Marching band rules' Grease pit ... Too much tax and violins ... Got a penny’ John, you look like an arm pit! Truly the best of times'So long P.C. D TAMMY DAHL: The doarkithahla. awesome four tome. St. Elmos Fire. Malt and Olive , my 16th B Day. Ricochet. LD's house party 86 barfaram . hit the deck, smoking in the boys room. CW1. SBC. how about that white homecoming guys, the nosestarter the human alarm clock. KM and SW remember u forever. Waptdidy park! The sexy 7 rule BMJMLDLS JHHPPTNT! OH no not JH again Thanx everyone! GOOD LUCK!' DIANE DALEIDEN: I just wanna say good bye to all the people at P.C. who made my three year of high school worth it. I had a lot of good time . Hey Can. remember Sinclair the summer of 84 100’ long pants, white legs. All the things we’ve done Burger King, drive thru. Good I-ock J.CC.F. CJ4.P.S.. and keep in touch'! Hey C.F. how about St Al’s parking lot. Funneling. car rust, chewed gum. Well, bye everyone. See y in 5 year . JOHN PATRICK DALY: So much to say and so little room ... Sno Daze 86. The Scam. The conspiracy. VJJ T.S.. J.W.. M B . J.S, DC, C.E, GOOD TIMES!!! I’LL drink to that? THE party .. where the ••• a my son? Which Bud for me?. RUNWAY 3 . 1st hour breakfast and lonf lunches. Calgary. PIRATES PRIDE. MB. City Center for lunch? GRADUATION 87?! Have you teen junior’s grades? Hey Mr. Hoel. I’m hack! Mike ... The Northern Light . Pretty. JunkbaD? THE BOYZ? chill. BYE ! ANDREA R. DAVIS: Class of 87. where does time go? CC who am I gonna pick on? SE thani for a great 2 years! E island and Castle and many wonderful memories, cruisers - LK MTKA soil NEVER be the same? PC NHS87. JAMCO. Nugget role! football games Miller — you ugly dirt? howdy cux! TP take car of my godson. CT you crazy driver SM. SB 12 bowling. wiper . TS thanx for the tennis lrtaont at NH! Rooter Van what a blast’ Good heavens BJ! WF. ARE THE PIRATES' BONNIE DAVIS: Thanx P.C. it was great. Mr. Hoel. hack. hack. Grease. Var sity choir. Ill mis ya Mr. M. Lou of thanx to M.R.. R.Y, DO, G.P, T.B, G.K and A.B Homeroom, bye Mr. Conner . Will miasya all. Well Reggie we made it. By SJ. To The Best Class, 87 Love Always. Bon-Bon MICHELLE DAVIS: school it free. HPR shh. Driste: we're lost again, you're hired too. Cbippandale . Happy Birthday. party: BA: I'm tired. Michigan pool, shh Gemelke: Don't touch, it's not cooked. Croabv. It's hailing. Wearich Ill never forget you. what' my name? I k� v� You Mr. Steve Westnch NANCY DAVIS: Pink Ladie fnend forever. KAP? Than foe the pood time S B B F F! Relax Amt do it. Prom 86 thanx Jamie A� il. need a pop top? Mark Kroeplin 10 4 86 Boland hurry up! My car keep dyw Hi Stave. SB. CD. KP. are -ou having fun yet? DA you're a party animal. DA fun with Cooper guyv MK. SH. we won't land in Ol The family Kene Senton rule. Clat of Iff. Keep in touch!11 .me. Shorty. DAVE DEKMFIR: Vickerm! nice leg. Like the ahirt KR? TO AP — my prince did come and the here to May — CC lever BM get hack in school C. Grv ceiling JD I'm to dry! Where are my tape DL? Thant for being there f 4ever Silver Bullet we rule ME. JH. ET. JU Nice Blit tard! LP. JK. TP. Blond Blood SC. LP. TP you! get a photo — tomorrow' Goodbve to all 87 beat of luck alway . SHAWN DBILKE: Rochelle I love you!! SW. MS you're both fat. CD. don't forget the Mnamaippi hath Homeroom. There are tiH 30 aeconda left of reading time' NP are great. Hey Chri need a lube on your car? You know who to call! CP. pinto will alway rule!! OH by the wav. have you waahed your hand yet? The Original . CD. BD. ROD DeMARKK: PC track 1 Thant Mr. Dovel and Dt tri 5th hr. potitive direction (you're a tpecial group'I Thant DO. RY. CS. MD. LS. LW. JM. you've all been great frienda DeWayne remember 6:45!! Ixwe Ya JM you're a great friend, but don't get loat now. CARRIE DeMARS: Dl.A, DLA. AND CAD. Friend Forever DM. JS. JS. JH. BH. ST. SS. DC. AF. Ml. JA. MM. BC. LP. KS. SB. TB. WC. ND. SH. BB. SK. JP. SP. JC, Dom — Lov ya — gonna get you one way or another. JD. Thant! Are we having fun vet? SC and GZ your hot!! Califor nia 86 Florida 87! Pink I-ad . batkethall volleyball BaaebaU — them ruy ? Where' the party? Football game peach it the beat, cooler make me puke!! Kim. where' Bart and Jim? no. luck huh? look Deb. it'a Tom! There' CRASH heraelf! Prom -85. he. thann MM and CS I can't drive 55! garbage getter, ruathucket. not the be� t! FLIRT. Senior Rule GOOD LUCKS MICHELLE DETJBN: Remember you only live once o let your dream come alive let' bowl. No. I don't think to “V JD keep uniting you'll get him. KP don't he such a rebel. Spanish l t year repeta DS in data. So Mike I) when are we going drinking? What accent? Soda MS do you know where we're going yet? PC Kennedy game. Sorry JL. LS. your auch a � par. keep away from Mt. Dew. Love ra PC, Love Shelly. BOB DeTENANCOUR: Anoka Parlie . Alahama at St. Fair, but KISS RULES!! Right!' Pontiac Power. Hey Al. it the Volare Mill running?) Hey Hanaon and Hartner rolled a truck lately? Hey ES. MV how'a U of M? KAREN DeWOLP: That boy i . was. and will alway be NADA!! Slammin' everynight at the Uptown bar?! Ill he the Chinese guy — married? Married gee'ie' Zee Cure Man — I'm getting input here that I'm reading ia relatively boatile pourquoi? Roll up the window you're mewing up my bob’ Julie — do the Jet ' Ye , may I admire you again! Bitchin' Val dude rule! Jen — there' a hair in the cake. Wayrata Tre laid' Good One' DIZ: When the world ha got you down look up — I’m coming around' When the world ha eyou blue, lookim I'm here you! When the cloud eem gray look up — I'm her to May! When you need a tboulder to cry oo — look up he' another guy! when you feel the need to cream wake up — it'a a bad dream! when you need me I'll be there!: ANONYMOUS CATHERINE DOLS: Some of mv favorite initial — SC. AS. RS. TS. BK. ZE. JL. AK. SB. FM. KD. and JT Hey let' go to the uptown cemetery! u e the nacho for traction! No lir, we are not going to have a party in your hotel. Bob. love tho e shoes' Let' camp out for ticket ! THE CURE ! Black i beM! Don't touch her valley girl pop! Let' go to the pole died! Tony and Dale rive u tome in-Man! lunch' Slam dancing in the tineu uptown at night! Winter Carnival David and Benoit you live in a primitive country! Everything' better in Europe! Jene blague pas! SUSAN DONLEY: Blair, Dunkel. Donley2. Where' my hoe«? County Seat: Thi ia to gay Out Brigitte. Twitch!; Controlled on MB trip ; Colorado. Canada. Michigan: Prevent Arm : MS - friend.?? JOB you are my beat! ahray be there. I love you: JKS you're a very tpecial friend, let' not have anymore tragedies, ok? JDB sorry about Scott. Love those retreat ' We can make it with HIM: I fed the tiger” MS. MU SW. CK. SA. BS. JK. GU Love you all; GOODBYE PC!! KRIS DORHOLT: HSK. what a joke. Than for all the B S Lana, what would I have done without you. Flat tires and Zantigoa. JJ hon I Luv You SIS. NICK POSHEK I I.OVE YOU FOREVER 1 18 86 IttOOpm -Meullica live on Prom 86 bathroom , closet , car and Sheraton Dayton' Emily Welch. I love you and Mom too. Katy Welch my best friend. Brsde Bogey, Bogy ouch. Thant JZ live or die Thanx for everything. Love You AIL LENA DOTY: Awesome foursome? St Elmo's F'lre. SBC The barbershop c-tion. CWI. it' all psychological!! It's an attack, HIT THE DFiCKt! malt an olives. Carmine you're a bud! Wapiti Park, awinging Moun tain Dew Myle. you give love a bad name TNT and lb together again? barforama. Jul get your head bark in the car. July Im! Tam' b-day what a movie! Buffin in the baae all pak. human alarm dock. Love you all' BOB DUBOIS: MM. KR. KB. BT. EKE. TK. TW. MM. PI). Buffalo bout with Rano . Zepplin and Skynyrd. Tpeeing BT and EEB. Gutta and ui cop ... court. Mission impossible KR and KB how' Judi? KR lookout for groth. Dunkin hoop and Bart knee or rib , drive-in with PD. SA and beach. Prom 86 with AG I LOVE YOU!! Oct. 25 remember in the limo. I don't ... Amy meets Ralph. Alpo's car in the ramp. Willi ia SOLID AS A ROCK!!! Sun Country, pregame . MX. ID' . KR and string cheese Ha ha Bourataa Team Zimbabwe. PC basketball Grad parties in '87!! CHRIS DUNLEAVY: CP there only 8 god let just Mop and say hi. SE you rowdy la la La I la I'm not listening to you. SR Remember bun. can I take a � hower? Let go bowling. SD pinto power. DuMer Buster, race that bu . RL. CP. RB. let’s hit the dugouU CK. How did I get home: Me. How' about another NP. Toro Rule. Cl-ASS OF -87 you're the brat!!! DOUG DUWF.NHOEGGER: Goodbye. 1 had a wounderful time (hehe). The Palace: Pete. Chri . I got a shovel in the trunk. Soccer PG (Glenwood) 6 LaC O. Gregg are you sure they won't mia the car? car-crash-dawn at a New Horizon Killer BY Prieta RULE? KR.TP.96. quick get a camera rt’a the Anti-!’ Dunkin DonuD the beginning of the Apocolvp Dave watchout for that lady, she kick See you at the unemployment line. PAUL DUWENHOEGCKR: KR and the Bull Dancing on the tables. Oil. Prom dale 86 a ka. “cat woman' — but hey who love ya! SA. AK and me - 3 musketeer. DQ. Valiev F'air. snowbank Knuckle — “I have no limit' Gotcha! HA' HA? Bourama Tamper pruof Mel. “Go to the office “ F ball prrgame. dances. Cam. MH summer night . VH concert w Oli. The lunch club — GN. KR KB. Bl). TK. BT. MM. and UN new and improved KR DMC. Speedy, bra Mrap. “me , with the bull, youII get the horn ' Char trouble. Police at my house and puke SF' hrr lhili«r FOD. Breaker SJ way to � kip the parties KR fake ID. har hoopin. “Gotta do •FIR SJ. SO. AK. SA. KR. and all the rest - keep in touch and Me ya at the grad parties CINDI DRAKE: Dakin where my 5 K? It‘� been great 3 yi . Thank to the teacher who put up with me all this lime! Than - NF. NS. CS. KW. SR. IB. CO. and everyone Catch ya later. Good l-uck Grads! KRISTI DRISTE: CSdemo On pitching duck'SF. April fool day. Thanks, Trouble in Paradise SD fun time without the guy ' softball and volleyball, splinter bull ! SMOO The best of time All night parties, oop we're a little late! Drinking arid driving don't mix!! but You Smic. H P R. N.P RULB8! E CRAIG EDBERG: Thank to all my crazy frvend ' You know wbo you are. Memories - nice haircut, are you going to dam? wanna catch? Who ia ahe? What, another pep-feat? What' going on thi weekend? Nice life! What homeroom party? What came first, the principle of the rule ? Trooper. Money. Women. F'un? CHRIS F.DSON: Thanx to all the people who have helped me make it through the year . Good luck to BB KG. KN. VG. MH. JB. (KG where' the toothpaste?) BB don't hit the fire hydrant, but I still love you BB. JJ you will Mill be a special thing to me. (I lov you Joel H) Take car and good luck through the year to everyone. ZINDA EGGKRUD: Being new here thi year I don't have many memories of P.C, yet. Sandy Ann. Catherine. Jenny, ana Tina, it' great you were the firrt one I became good frienda with, and to thoae who I became good friend with later alao. Remember tbe corn and the bloody body! Running in C.C. was a real workout Shall w find some more friendly black people? You're •exy. let me fix your cardigan. So how whs North Dakota? Catherine, do you want to go flying, you can handle it. AMY F.LIASON: Great time b'eui of great friend . Nevr the � me w o Amy . Niki . Hack not the food. S.L. Where's my tucker? Craze S.E wet frizbee. B-P. dancin' behind the rock. 2 Amy F. — uratra U made it the beM 2 twin hard to part. F'un lok guy . D.C.. M.S.. L.C. who’ “here' again? thanx to all! MARK ELLIOTT: Stacy, thank for all the good time . I love you. October 4th. 85. 86. Hi Cheryl and Terry. The silver bullet Another N.P.? Beth, you finally got it together You're great M . Becker. Cruzin' in the Mustang Hot summer night 4x4. Where' the party? Can I aee your license’’ Not Again. Hey BiD. Do you want to drive? Tonight, make it Mic. K.FL and LE Good Luck? Hi Anita. Kristy. take care. SHERYL ELLIS: Hibbuig — I thought we were going to Duhith? You Rule Lisa! What was your last name? WD and LA — Let's get down and dance' do that chingchang thing again. SN I mi� ed the overhead — can you do it one more time MORE MAM' ?! SM oo year of thi. i enough for me — let take Thun, off of school — we deserve it! Tennis 86 — ThanksKim! Hey M v - sure you didn't leave anything behind? WD - WERE LOST? Were on a diet — Let' go to DAIRY QUEEN! B P F W.D. LUV YA! Thank, for the Memories PC ... COLLEGE HERB WE COME!? CHRIS FiNCEBRFTTSON: I m THOR (God of Wheat). Sticky girtv “Quick get a camera It' the Anli-r Care for a doughnut officer? Runaway 3. Yuppie love ... IT... F.FROK Summer Detention — FeM Walt Children' Palac Caper. Butt Soup, Baby juice. Dog Paste. Basking Shark Mr. Seagram . Sez wax. The conspiracy, Pintrike. THE SCAM. Mike - The Bench Coke win Ah whay a day! “Let me out of this trunk! Now AL yaked ... win' My party — Attendance: 517 human . If I forgot anything it's probably under John Daly. Van Halen is supreme' look out Boston I got a driver' license. To all the women I've loved, you know who you are. you juM wouldn't admit il- STEVE ENGEL: CRA-Z? Thi i it Elm Crt k Rule. KF. SC. SN. TS. MJ. PK. JM. CB. KHY.I do not •peed. I’m INNOCENT! Hey Gutt. Gute. Shawn. Computer rule How', the truck Craig? How were the “wood Stacy? More than two week and a great laugh Wendy. Here “kitty ? Thank “sunflower ’ I taid a Boom! See you in Gaylord Steve and Shawn' It’s been real' SE want to go foe a walk? Joyce to the world Here I come California' When am I having that party?- BYE! STACY ENGMAN: Partyin clan of W. BR B F F. Love ya Prom 86. CK Car loo small. Hey guy cop rule Party . liquid lunches. M K Oct 4th ME. CK. I love you guy . CK. Sorry about the car. CD. you rebel. JG. Watch the curb. MB thank ! Hopkins. Rati. Ron-jovi. ZZTOP. drivein . 21 no way. Water fight at CK’a house. Summer ‘86, thanks CK. remember the boat. CK. search light MF! carwash. MR Mr. Bubble MAD 1. Thank. C K. M.K. Snowbank, watch the mailbox. KARLA ENGSTROM: Cult and Waite, you guv rule!! DP I wanna nick and rail all night Sorry about the car Step, that tard bu got in the way. Gina, your dad' at the door. Spring break at WP � cabin — GB Get me a Kleenex! Partyin with the class of 86. Hooter Bar. SA2 SW. TG. KS. AK. MP. SM. GB. MF. KO. VK -Love you guy Ped — Grab the cooler and run! SM and MF IM time for everything Party at the park . Halloween U6 on the course I point from Mate — (wait till -87!) Love ya 49!! H.l. Gang al Brent cabin! F'B‘� Day Off - DP. RS. MH. CS. We should have been on T.V. DOA CHAMPS two year in a row? Love ya JH. CL. and WP Golf tourney PB — Thank for the help. Too bad our cart got Muck in the mud (18th hole!! Gutt I'm NOT your maid! 12 Rule ? THANKS Mr. l-e lie. Mr. McCarlan. and Mr. Holland? Good l-uck Class of •87! KEVIN ERICKSON: Ron-Jovi. I,rt� pi kun guy . Wanna gooch? Grantsourg Wh, Lae them ditches. Chevy Monza rule. Granuburg Golf Course, where are flag three and five? Ski Jumpin. Women al Bon-Jovl. Colorado. Sheraton Party . Virgin Beware. Stalefair and women. Juda Pne t concert. Some head are gonna roll. Colorado wid he awewime Steve. Gimme a gooch Red Win Bike Trip. PARENTAL GUIDANCE. Mountain Dew, Sargeant Slaughter. HAVE A ICK KASS LIFE BVERY0NK? SCOTT W. BRLANSON: AD Thank ' IT never forget you. or F!rlanwm Island Prom 86 rule Bangle, Bongle. Bingle. and Bungle, you rule! Good Heaven T HPR wa great KRRK! Joyce, you worm 4-1-86. Nugget rule' Karij-.hn live Tenntt at night, nice wiper, huh SM’ Thug and UB Party Boater . Hooter Van Crew. I'll never forget. THANKS' Nice couch SE and MH To those I wa fortunate enough to know. God Rle . and Take Care. CAM EVANS: MH - Remember Venice? Nice driving borne' Pep to Bismol! KeKie - Need I say more? Xeviou foresee! Pirate swimming rule ! Icky-la-boom-bah' Magoo - hd you hav. shoulder surgery? Ganley — “Will you be my girl?” Beaton! DM - Pitcher for Ditcher well go down together Kandy — rrmember Arby't? Homecom mg 7)6 Cornfield — cheer ! Prom -86? PD. AK. BH. DS. AM. BG. TK. JM - you're C! Good luck dm of '87?! rule! See you at the grad parties' TODD EWING: To all my buddies P.N. BT. KB. BD. CK. KR2. GN. CC. TB. CE. JH. KP. TW. MIM. MAM. En I bear Dawn is in love with you. CC. BN Park Rapid no babe . I-ed Zeppelin forever right Kev?! 17-14 CK you Care' The baby 330. Julie and Kristin I love you! Rig black long finger Milk where’s your buddy Am? Hey Luke may the Force be with you. GN dig ray friend out SO leave Mick on the sidewalls. KB go take a vacation ha ha knuckle KB it safe buddy Hey Mark Patoon BT NDSU dorm, not hot. 12“ fan! Hi Bon Boo KR nice political stand. Judr Car rather . KN BT Let' go in just boat shoe . Quaalude anyone? Good hick everyone catch ya later in hiatory! F CRAIG PAU8CII: We've had our time and wrote our rhyme , ao enough will the prose. Thi ia it. the end of free public education Did we get our money' worth? JuM wait til you have to pay for it. So until we meet again, remember this: Clam on the highway syndrome. Ford brtsk in the hard way. RM MS Rulea. the OJ. experience, prove that all horse are the Mine color. Aw that' ea y! Biaipater! ALFERRKTTI: RIGHT Chri. I didn't yack I gaged. On the 8th day God created the Killer BY. The B’� live forever. Best teacher. Chuck Lehet DJ. for school dance. P.P. M.G.C.. 231 Buick D.P. asked me to wolf him. The boat on Minnetonka. All thorn great concert . Thanks again for the Lionel concert. Deb. C K party. Gathering in Anoka 3 year of H.P.R. with Joyce. J.M. you're hot. Thank for great time Thank for the memories. BD. BH. EO. MF. GB. CE. BB. DP. BS. BM. JM. Senior Memoirs 195 CB. DA. DA. CD. Auf Wiederschen Park Crow, it's been gre I. MISSY FLOM: workbench: Dean's tu. my head. KeUy' ran. in Sue's car. Roadblock! Bufoot strikes again Gina — wanna w to Romn? Achoo-phbbt. Tom' little poppie. Prom '86 thani Matt. P M5.K 4 way kisses Kris — the (imp iwina Paeon wagon. Jnoi aay no food at ESSE. Shut up! I can't concrn trato. SM and KO are roilm Sue — Karla corrupted ua. Junk hunt . Thani GB. KE. AK. TO. SW. SA. Tha wretch ad jar Scotto Devil. Busted oa tha roof Horaafa DOA. Kail -I'm watartoegad. Zopf - yoai •till ova meTCP — wanna go d«tt� n? Tha love boat. Todd — Charley ia a lard! TM. SO. JT tha kings of far Tha tape. Sue and Kelly — I love you. Ciao. SEAN PORKESTEH: SO and SJ moon tanning at my hoiae. JC pull the car over I'm going to be aick. Hey S.O. you could have at laaat hit tha toilet! BC polka visit PO's. Undo any ainka Utely PD? JC you’re the beat! P.C. Hockey! MATT FORSGREN: Liaten darlings. you all look marvelous Ronald McDcad Ban friend til death The Killer B'a-men of Sparta wa are! Gregg's insane. The scam Bing chill baba! GN thani you're fun. Homecoming 85 w Barbie. Sno daze 86 w Ben. Bill ia £od! DHL, Sheep psyche Goodbye sweet hearts. It'� time to go JULIE FORWARD: MI. your the beat! CA start your hair on Tire lately? JS thani for being a great friend. I love you! KB never atop trying. ML party house HP slam a brer? ML, JS. CA. JM. dont get mixed up with toe. I'm a rebel!! Ratt. Bon Jovi. M. Cure, Pink Floyd. Kick -! Tune . Bear what about DJ drums MLI I love you! CA get you're pants off! DJ mis ya lota. VICA RULES! JC I hate you Thani to all the partyere at P.C. stubs. ML will you marry me? In the microwave-’ Ml. don't stink like JF. AMY FOSLAND: Thani to all my friends who have stood by me and made there past 3 yearn fantastic! Hey Pete it's been so great being friends' I. kive ya! 2 Amy K. if have always been the heat — U have always been there! Love Ya! 2 NP. AK. LN. BC. CK, ML. DC. CC. MS. JB. JS. hand fags rule t-ever! 2 Mr Hoel Ul� the greatest Hey NOT- how's it going? Hey “Gurnby I love ya! 2 NOT” U have been a great friend — Love you! 2 JR oooh baby! Well guys I do belseve wr ia outta here! 2 all my other friends I love U all! NICOLE FOSTER: .Well, it's over guy . We're gone' It wa bin while it lasted. CC. HW. DM and all of ua wr R live, huh? RW, kiss Rku 4 me. AK. LA. MP. AF. and all other flutes — band fags rule! Brandi nice to meet you' CC - thani friend U know what I mean NS (AKA.) NOT” U-R-A — sweety! Amy and Amy homeroom rule ' DM go 2 Spelman! I am! Atlanta id del?! Hove being black' Hey NOT Roger” rules' Mr. Hoel does too Super 7” Try about 50.000 this year. We're leaving just in time! Good luck to all my friends at P.C.! I aiv ya! CARI FRANCIS: Skipping school, had grade Meeting BP with DD (Sinclair) Crowderv Shh. your going to Ca Np Halloween of US. Y lore too much sleep over Steve l-eck You need all the beauty sleep you can get (DD) Hopkins and Paradise on the dash board lights Taco Bell bathroom JJ and AT. Trick or treaters, ghost and hookers. TED FRITZ: 196 Senior Mcmiors Thani for knowing you ui water color last year DA. NS. SM Miami Vic . Mello Yello. Florida. Hawaii, Germany. PGTRA. Amy Grant. Servant. Huey Lewis and the News. Seattle. San Diego. Milwaukee Brewers. Seattle Seahawka. Orlando. United B 767 and DCIO best airplanes. Chicago Bears. PAM FUERST: Hey guys' P.C. years - fun times Remember 85 Hallo wren dance — there's too much light. Double DD. flared nostnia bowling? Do men quote Shakespeare to the women they love? Ye . SM we do take drugs' Football games, the dances’? Sleepovers at the Pidgrs? Thani for all the good times Larry ! PATTY FUERST: Hi l-ar ... IH mn you guys. DD. DM. AK. KM. AL CC whoa! What a joke. Did you get a paaa? I didnl get one either. John Denver? Miaa Piggy’ guraa who ... Did ya bnng the sauce’ Baby Huey. Did ya here, did ya here? Strikers game Duluth trip, too funny. Do you think this is hinny, yes. no. kind of sort of Taxi! Jake, buy my Mom a present her name m Mr . MitebeU See ya. G WENDY GASSE: Best of hxk to mv buds! D A . LP. DA, K.S.. S.B, Ni), SH, C l), UP, S P, MS. I love you mom and dad. Nice window shot Kim! Liz. baritone buddies forever! What's this for? POP! Abb' LP draw on any bed sheet lately? MS, si hats the plural of ringers? Steve So Far ao Good”! I love you!!! Little Miaa Entry level job. how’ Bridgette? Marching Band rules' PINK I-AD1ES? Nice feminine qualities.' Aail. Menu, Hidy - The Nerd ! Deb and Dee — Feel bad. feel real, bad1 Stacey - I love you' Winona, here I come! KRIS GEMEI.KE: Dedkated in memory of the PCRV. Thani for all the great time BTMHSVSMJC. B.T, YA wanna park? How about going back to heUifano street someday? Croaa Country and Track I'll bronze my ahoe !! (maybe that will make the smell go away) I love you all. and 111 miaa ya. VielGkick! SUSAN GKRIIARDSON: Dear Class of '87: Can we paute for a brief moment of mudled conversation? Nitay. Who’s Wilhelm? Remember always 5 boy summer, “feasible.” and who ran eat more' Varsity choir. TOGA' Muaar Man. P.C. Jolk ... Concert Choir. The purple yuk is back. T.W. spoon taste great! S-6-7-8 — Dam-rime. Good luck! May the Evil Spirit be confused on the way to your house Ann rends her beat and Idilyada! Bye P.CJ CARRIE GKRMUNDSEN: How everyone thought we were ao weird Steph 12 yr of memories then frienda drift apart Red limo MfViH trig downtown eicertkms. All the concert (fr. row INXS. what happened to the Suburb ? and all the others). A G. X-rnaa 85. Best of luck in the future Kiddo. Jen sum XV l.akr H„ Tom. aompa. infatuation. The mantis Carol — Test la girl . 99 cr. ch. won too , paisley and atripea, Bloomington, tangeraie. S.A.D.D. Dance. Hidden Beach Can I wear your shirt? Marie. - 1st date. I need coffee Byrryles - let' talk, party van. A.L B day party, France My Swis family the longest week of my life. To my best buds love ya. I will never forget all the great time we nave had together. The game we played, it happened ao fast. Escape downtown, uptown. lake C, dinytown — acamm'n-nommy’. VCRparties Summ. ' - My Gahn restaurant. Que Paaa? — Rosa - DADDY New Year's Eve Party In the middle of July — Yeah he's got the moves' I won. — Boy's don't cry. Knot n — U forking tcehoie. Carol comes in second — give me a beat Frat row. Wei nights. Alpha delta. Marie. I mean Phi give me your purse. Smokies. Marie k� t Stalefair farewell A.L get Ell. T.L. live and die in I.A To all my friends who love to dance! Best of tuck! Good luck Anne and Carol one more year! JODI GOULD: Snuff says Hi' Who hrv ya babe?!! Grr! M' Ice cube ? Gum?!! 300 A M A Lunch Scarki Bros Duluth' W D. -ducks - Gopher. The lake St C. tennu?! car overheat — restaurant for hours. The O' ryan Room A F. don't need calculator You owe me about $200. T.B office aides. Going to V.N. balloons donuts. The yellow F bird!! Bye - See ya!!! JOHN GAGEBY: S. E. Thank ' It' been great in Geo mein'. That Pepsi wa� good! How y doin'? Don't wave at mr. that dam curb. I hate your stairs! Ouch. K.H that hurt, you at hole. Uw enough T.P.! Joe Fnabee Rati Bon-Jovi. Motley Crue. Hey J and J I-ind You fibbers! I've got a nk fit. My freezer tucks. Rule air buouit at T.R'a. I'm afraid to make a Pace in front of you know who. Thanks guys' B B. and ao is tha little lady fromC.H.S Thanks everyone! JOHN GALLO: GO MEN RULE DIRT HEADS DROOL Que Paaa? Beach Bums are we 8 24 86. Busted end of an era Slate Fair 86” It waa a roll Burnsville Quest. Squirt guns. Holiday Inn. INXS. rule . Violent Femme . I Jke the push start car M.N. 110 mph D.G. What's burning? D.G. Had a party where were ya? DC. MS, KR. JG. RUNNING through mud in Central Pk. with KD Hi Bob Prom -86 Sorry D H Hotel laiirford. T M Not in the machine last day of school 86. KR want to fight’ Hey P«d can I stay at your house! M.N. 6 foot JohruonviU . lake Harriet in the Bronco. J.H. SMD. M.N. Like your tub. EMS. SND. F0AD.80MMADA IVAN GAHAY: FOR OUR NEXT CLA8S REUNION: 'DONT CALL ME. I’LL CALL YOU!!” BONNIE GARRETT: I love you J.P! Thanks for all that you have given me (you bettor not be spreading rumors about me and L.D.!) You ore the beat . Track ... 11 or 2. Jill? Marching band ... Canada! ... Rifles live'. Nice detention. RG-! Thank for always being there. Prom with J. P.'S! .. That's 8 Months' LB. stay alive, don't drive. T. ping RPS it too easy! C.S. I am m glad we met. You are put great! KEPI D.B ii a chimp'. K. T__IV never been to the dome!. M.G. Paris in 10 yr . 3-way kisses You are excellent!. J.P, M.G, K.T, B.P, D P, M.K.. JS, Ninja and I mu you guys this year. I love all of you ... P.C. Rules! ... clast of «7 ia going to the top ... Good hick ... Bye. CIIKISTE GRISWOLD: Thanks P.C and all my friend for the great memories H R. was awesome W G. J.G. Patties C.K. (GO Cert Go!I I Luv you! Dee Deb. Stace and the Nankin Crew. Especially J.B. and T.T. Where you are' IROC z'a Porkchop’ Who house ia this? T.S, M.T Owiee! Check PT Rolling Bronco' not my style anymore! BnnJuvi Rati. O. and the Top ! Can I touch your leg?? The Beast. Crystal cruizez! Tie B.K. Wipeout It's over now! Good l� ck to you all' CHRIS GROSE: Talk to ya later. Thani for a great summer Km Z. Crack!! Sorry about your windshield ... La Machine IM Basketball •85 L.N.C 86’ Park Rapid rules Bat OPUS .. 38-6. 17-14. Feel had Oaaeo Sarcasm, not The Best. Ansbercrmbs Amelia Remember Stars and Rocket Park. December 26th. R.P. Cabin with KP.P.K. KR. zx. You are the one I want. Greaae. Z.M. You're awesome T.C, Wh. N. M. H. Marvin Pleaae. Buckle up U ri T OW D. RANDY GUNDERSON: This is it' Gut nk UMD trip what's on your ahirt? Shh don't tell Nelson S.B Marching band trip ice fight etc. I think soph gym helped your dancing. D.R how much did you lose on your birthday? B.G. Thani for everythin Buddy you're the best!!' Prom with J.P it's Barbeque sauce! V.D. can I please have more N.P. S?“ Nk HPR. GoUGut SB. BG, J.P, MS, C.B, J.B, D.R. and everyone else Thani it was great. Good hick P.C. das of tn' WE Rule' STEVE GUTENBERG: RG. UMD and 69mph Snyde cheerteading and the Hoky Poky. Hot tub party. Valleyfair. D.R. Sitting in the comer at J.K. cabin JS. Where the left Shoe . J.K Cabtn Party Fuzzy Duck. M H. Don't throw rocks. What sruuld I have done without ya. T.P. What about Tahiti . S. N. What Happened ui the fish house TS. Mr Wmkie MS Scruffy It means? Engse Valiev fair coke a Cola Cra-z. BH Dancing on the table. Guh Homeroom talks. J.M. ooh Big Yawn! C.B. Clothe line foot ball J.P Hey Fun C.B. 4 wheeling at J.K cabin Don't run me over. Dilly. Stumpie. Homeroom Buds Class of 87.” Give me a P I RAT ES TONI GUTTER KUD: I LOVE YOU JANICKE! K R AND S.W. my life wouldn't of been as fun without you guys - love ya both! STOf’PANIK! S-M. Remember our a - talk in health? KS. 1st time and shopping' M.P. - EMPTY! Halloween X5 Hi Bud. K K. KS, A.K, G.B, V.K! HPR pals — 3 great yr . SW. — Kansas — let's stay one more nito! L.V. ick' I want my ahoe! SJ. — Jan. 31 — started an eternity! Nnrthport were busted! Riverpark. K.R'a. central times 111 never forget! H KIM HAHN: Hey Heib the Door . Dylan. Zeppelin the good times. • Mello ” To torb Mr. VD of the year. BB. BB. no Bozo Htllbil-Iv bom in a bam (Ho down) Bahyface Mariner preg. J. Berk SH out $80. The Ford gang rule . Hahn. Hanson. Heibel The lemon gang Shawn and Bret Hartner. DENNIS HALVERSON: I I.OVK KARYN RKNP.F, PETERSON! BB dry beeves. SH must get drunk. Kyle can suck my lollypop. decorate the driveway, Everyone must bong the bull. I cannot live without Karyn. Troy- boy. Jason, have you hugged the bull today. I love Karyn Renee Peterson 4 JILL IIARKER: Awesome 4-some rule on’ Malts, olives, tent. Dude St-Elino'a Fire. Beach, cheerleading. Richfield. Drive in . Q challenge. F-baB game . Dance I me — GREAT time! Prom X6Thani BV. I. ke . Jill your dad's here! Budgetel New Year, ultimate weekend. I.D “Put it in drive Nov. 10. 85' 2am BSA! Double duo -IS. CG. BV. me - always' DS. CS? Ijike. fire, stars! The seiy 7 at LD'i house. Ricochet! Bob V. Lot You.” T.P. time' Thani LS. LD. TD. JM. BM. HP. JS! Good luck claaa of XW Free Bird (?) Good nito! CHRIS HART: Shish and Rang rule. Star's (■met w Brett and Jim lootch. Did I stay of go? Tom and Paul at Rod' house-what happened? nobody knows! Gopher mugs. Champagne with Imrny and George Waito's party wa the best! OKERDOPE. Where's the bar rel? I'm gonna do a whole lb Bowling allay brawls are the best. VSr'd kill anyone. Living at Ped's. He's acting had Dumptruck. bad boy glove Mailbox mission . Weekend warriors (JT. TM. RS. DS. TB) Turbosd Vem and hi side kick Spot. TROY HARTII: 111 dedsrato this to my love. Tamm I you know you're the greatest, sorry for making such stupid mistakes but itH never happen again. Ill love you forever, remember what to do on our class reunion if we're not married J K Babe you're the greatest and I love you! To mv best friend you guys know how to party CK. DC. MH. MM. TJ. KM JJ thani for be ing there Well to every1 my frienda well discuss the rest over an ice cold brewaky. Michelle, get a real job! Ixwe you all. BRETHARTNER: Hey Hahnd let any f a lately? Hunting trips at Whitewater JH. BH, SH. BE. JH remember the TRIP to Valleyfair? Those ride were a burnout 4x4 at 85th with KH. JH. SH Led Zeppelin wiU always be the lock in my life. Remember the good time in Spring 86 at Mr. H'a house, we were all wasted The 4-H dub. BILL HAUGEN: P.C. cool but not great. Partying with MR and TB liqyid lunch. Split there's cop . Too late were busted. I-et'a change seats TB watch out for the bowl! Just finished I rare! Everybody trash Joe'a cabin! Let' go deer hunting TB Marten cruise TS. We got 3 caae every night. I-et's get some JD! Mark what'a your name? RALF! — me and then some. Save me tome MR you lush' Happy trail . SUSIE HAZELDINE: Thani guy (DA. DA. KA, SB. CD. ND. WG. LP. JPi The pink ladies! KAP Safety pup X... Hay Blond if nan . ' his name? Oh him. MK! Prom X6. SP. Riverfest. I do belseve it was a tie. SB It was one month, you weekend let's cruise Crystal Thani PJM 111 never forget the piece of heaven we shared. KH. ”LW” I kne you, we love them! and to all I have loved and forgotten, thani for the memories'Suz — JEFF HEIBEL: Hey Hahnda Fords 1. SH you're the chirsted dude. Hunting trip at Whitewater. JH. BH. BE. SH. BH remember the TRIP to Valleyfair those ride were a burnout. 4 wheelin at 85th with KH. I d Zeppelin will always be my favorite. Nikki, thank for the good time Summer of 86' Skiing waa great Hahn we met many fine women. Catch ya later dude KIM HF.IL: Coming back here wa the hardest thing I had to do! It it weren't foe the guy I don't think I would have made it! Thani HW you're the beat friend I could have, you stuck by me through it all - I love you! Park Centor senior are the beat JOE HKRBST: Hey Ed — nice Rondo mobile. Joe my door won't open. Should we take u? no. yeah. no. yeah, okay let' cruise, oh no a cop! Silver Bullet we rule — JL. DD. KT. me. TP. JK. LP. KH. SC. Hey Hill U M D. rule but not Van Halen. ZZ Top ruled 87'. kicks —! STEVE HESS: Your tires are bald dude. Let's go cruise in the X6 T.A. or the r82 Cutlass Super Sport- BH get some muscles- CC where's your car? JT you Jew. TW maybe you'll crow an inch, either way. I)M. been pulled over lately? Well. MS one more year to go. oh bow' KC Aloha' BRIAN IIIM.: Hey KT Van llalen kick b — ana U.M.D. rule . Nice limo DH. CC. Where my buck? Cruuin in the T_A. Nice tire on the 626 Turbo Machine. Thank God JB rolled up the window. I'm roll in DH the vent bomber' on fire. Prom 86'. Mow'd I cel home KC? Hey Gute how', the shoe ? T.C.B.Y. worker forever, wimmer at the cabin and best bud AK and KK what a blast. AK how's the back? Better touch that ahoulder! Not the best' JB don't hit that skunk. SH who’s patch on the driveway rules? TW meet Mr. Hat. be friends with Mr. Hat. Bone that Bo IT Hey DH gel any ticket lately? Hey Mis only one more year to co- The Gang - JT. SH. DH. TW. MS. CC. JH. ET. thu year i never to bo 4-gotten! Pirate rule forever!!! Jll.l. HOLDEN: Friends: PH. SM. Kl.. LN than for the old times KH JF. DB. AR. AB. Remember my Sis falling out Annabanana. meet you W of the way. France -86 -Sunshine Where it Maurol? SM than for everything It's plopping out! UMD? Good luck SM and DB I 1.0VE YOU JKFF! KIM HOLI.ENBECK: Well this is it, but here's to the good times! JM and CB you're the beat!! DM. I will Never forget you! My backseat or yours? TL gotta love thoa pink conehead ! DH let's get a pink buxzz! SN you're loud’ HP Uy away from you know who. Than for all the good time . I love you all - JM. CB. DM. DH. MH. TL. DH. SN. AR. MZ and the rest you know who you are! Bye for now. MICHELLE HOLST: CE Venice Beach California 1800 miles!! L.A.D.M.V. Kelvie's cabin — futxy navel . Cam's shampoo. Goof — I'm cute ... KZ the corruption. C. Carney, did you say keeesa me? “Were lost” Love my carpet “IT guys- We all fell asleep look in the closet you always hafta pay! Brazil. Downtown Uptown! THE EDGE! Colorado Kb watch you're — slash-face TP cocoa JK lemonade (YUK) kissing game who won? Eun the ladv in red-Llt-French waiter JP nice squirrels It was bin! RS meet my Ma. Prom '86' sell dinner wasfun. Whadya have Kris? MM Bunny ghosts Bum nice purple car. SG don't throw rocks. Good luck. Bye! Paul can I get a ride home? DIANE HOLZKNECIIT: 87' live . AR love ya! Up North dance . Valley fair KH fiuzz SS B F forever! Summer 86' Riverpark TK love ya' The shad. live ! JM “10 CB geometry das . Apple river. SP hive ya! Prom 86 Than DH - luf classes Jl. don't lose touch. Ill remember you all. Thant for the memories. MONA HOWE: Donuts Scott Bump AD SE Rooter Van Duluth KG CL JS Smerde JC 48 rolH BT 17 b-day. When did we meet hm? KG and MP NS where are you? PCNHS' 87 word 1.2 or 3 PJ. Monakey generic preppies MORP 4 6 cough Colorado moon CL KS SR bye KG AK LCSM AVAV DW CL BT MIKE HULL: DP we're kwt. TM has Chinese eye . TS � veg. TE we're butted Where's the J-blanket? TM watcb out for the •teamroller, TR how do we get home’ TM MB 65 h. smoke cope. DP broke the car door. DP ST. Cyr's van go through the yard, abut up Majeske. shut up St- Cyr. shut up everyone else' Two days, lighten up dude, it's In the rule . SA.U. rule , thanz for the good time Amy. CB Sideburns, TR learn how to put a dip in. nice hockey coach. TM nice fuzz buster. TM is your hair on fire? Later dudes, and lighten up it's not the end of the world! FLEX NANCY HUMPHREY: SP 8 8 86 and 8-80-86! My hero??? Arnolds, bowling, the cabin, the dreaded Stump, math analysts - any more Questions? CK I'll buy you a play-girl on your 18th t day. Can he really fly? (SP- b day) Pirouettes — chins up and smile! I'm you're man. jump, fund rices, etc ... summer practices Homecoming. Nor-thfield. INTENSE Thant for making Danceline great' Good hick to the clam of 87. DAWN HUS9: Hey JJ. RM. LV. LV. HR we made it! JJ (Drano) girt night out. Hell never know. Nasty girls. SD all the way. RM (Bobape) Haven't seen the moon lately. Get a hair cut. nice life. HR contact, woobles' Prom 86 Limo the best. Arby's bathroom too funny! Crazy girls partying up north LL and RM taken any sauna lately? JV car. LP and WG While Castle TA. I love you! Friend forever 87 best year! I WENDY IVERSON: Kristin and Michelle remember August 27?? Holiday Inn (Room 430) Ricky!! Kristin. I can still see you Do you realize the bed goes to the floor? Hany when's the REMATCH Football games. Rooter Bus. T.KU.C.K.. Bock Night. GYMNASTICS 83-84 — Nancy do you remember Hans?? USA AND DAVE I love ya!“ Yearbook. Buccaneer. Who the ! a sent the pizzas' (Thanks a lot Chris W) Hugs and Kisses David Gervais! Ol mi«a ya T-Wright Gang! Good Luck everyone in the future! Clasa of V! FOREVER Robb. I I awe You!!! Brad thanks for being a friend' J JANELLE J AGLO: •85. -86 and -87 was Hot! Dancelinc 86 8th D.L. 1.2 3 ? Party a lot! Soph Cheer - 20 20 - L. D. and Me. T.B. the Best! Skipping for Rocket and Oak! Halloween 86 Juniors Central! St Sir's Van - B.B. or S B ? Hey It's 5:00 A.M. — Chris! Valon the Bumper - Pedlovyn! Aug's, Bloodies. Allig. The crib Nice I D.! 86 Summer Beer sweat — smoke cabin — horseshoe friendly bguyt or more — L.S. — J J.? (Randy) Dewayne Vem — Elray - HCH-! ANN Luv Ya! Good-Luck Jags' TROY JANDRO: Well. It's all over with. No more school! St Paul ceve with DN..D.L.C.N.. C M . St An thony Main 4th of July thst's tripping Brainard North Star Nationals (14 cases, etc.) Don't worry L.N. I still think about you and Red Wing, that was great' Concerts. Parties “Space trucking. Cruizing my BOSS 302 Mustang (Centers) Hopkins) Fri. 13 Hopkins Jail. Remember Dave. Mr . Ken Knight you've been great Troy you rot 10 hours, thanks MitchelL Thanks to all the nice looking chicks — with all the right moves. G.F. you've been ANDY JENSEN: TAMMY. I LOVE YOU Motley Cnie Rule . It's been a fun three years. Long hair rules- Dsn B. and Mike S. Keep on Rockin. Mark J. Rax Roast Beef Rules. Beth J. I've been on before it win happen again. (J K) Thani I couldn't have made it thru Hpr w out U. Rich B. “Are you grounded again? Mark R. Let's party, where's vour car stereo? Lvnn J. Lai skip 2nd hr. Chris D. where's my $10? Dan and Ger. Study hall was great. Huwakakaow Ehh! Mitchell the utars at Stay's party. Chrisay P. you're such a cutir. Don't comb your hair too hard' Shar B. you're hair is out of place, stay with Dan Dan B. Zap Good times bad time the joker. Ya want you're Maiden album bock? Rich B. senior grades 4 yr. plan. Thani for everything P.C. the class of '87'. Sew y in 5 year BYE' STEVE JAN1CKE: Toni. I Love You very much! Hi stud! SO. 7 what happened to all those girl you got4 Never saw you with on . Better lock in college. PD. AK. you hct.b you stayed loo long. PD. your great, were gonna have to party again, good luck. PC hockey the four studs. SJ. SO. JT. SP Thani RG. PR. Prom wasn't the hotest though, you're the graetest TG. Kama was great, how hd you like it TG. S and KS. Three Jakes at once what a joke. Well that's it another oaue of PC memoirs. KEITH JENSEN: •quatama'a — iskeegaua — vee — snort — you're so silly -UMB — 2nd grade penmen-ship — skiing accident — chive — god she's popular! -whooping crane — poke Tight ladies man — pal — Bifs -nice butt — JT-MA BS DB TA-JH-DA — Awesome Harsh Dude. Dude Hirsh are ya •leepy? — Keith ... never mind — hi huge — moveit — pie hyboy — well later BRIAN JOHNSON: Do we call him Boog? or Smeg’ GEEK! TINY! Rick! 62.4S7 good heavens’ Earl — John the god of Physic live ! Brunn your my idol. The boat Joe Judd arid the stud . lake North Champs 85 Hopkui's I DIDNT CHEAT !! Jaime. KT. TROY why do you think your so cool?! Right Turn' JAMES JEA JOHNSON: Grantsburg here we are! SB and JS Hygiene nice toothbrush! JB do you want roe to drive? Prom 86 Thank Dave I Love You! My-fima. Nice bumper LJ and again LP. TP just u four? KB - SO what do you think? Sorry about the shirt. I 1.0VK YOU Thani Mom! Good Lock to the class of 87!! JESSICA JOHNSON: Ken luv Mis lotu Anoka Burnsville TN Fn. Sat no bk 4 roe strawberry a. B Day. No parenta Dave J UR hot! 1.50 BP I tried and succeeded long drink Nuf napkins? lunch crew draw! must do lunch! U No who! oo-oo-oo-OO-ooo! CCfbaby take cat . Cnie. Kisa. Chicago. Ozxy. Randy. Bon Jovi. Tweety Maxarac. I.l.Kool J Widget CCL I.C PC-RS! MC DB. Osaeo JH BM Cooper (CK DN. DB, 1-uv all MSiBB, KS. KL. KM. SS. LD. BVsSISBRJ. Mis u all OTwell. Gud l-uk sweet sofs'n Jam Jr . LYNN JONES: Grease is the word! Hobday Inn! KIP Marv GD! Slay alive, don't drive I.IB' Walcn out for those ducks ST! Greasers! - TJ. EM. CD. DW. ST. HK. CS. JO. PS. TG. KG. MF. RO. TL. JW. KT. KM. LB. RP. CG P.C. Folk 85 86. 86-87. tour 86! You're bumper fell off JJ! Sniper, hit the floor! It's an earthquake Sudden (lathes of immaturity - LP. JK' cabin. JB. TP. SP. JK. JJ. LP. MJ. AJ. DK JK DU DT. BT.TS, PK Bye everyone. WENDY JONES: BO laiv u 4 evr' DC Uni 4 bein' a friend RS. VU U ry's are great' KJ gd lk w DK U des'rv the best Mr.G tans 4 bien cool KJ shud we skip? YL. ML wish u wer' her It fry day let's PARTY’! CB gd lk w BL TS. TH Uk it ei We're laU again KJ Tool Toot! YL how's BPE? Tequila! O no BO. RS not again Hey TS wak up concerts over! Let's hit Wise. BO. KS. VU. Uni for all the h over CK KJ. MZ. JN. DC. JB. SA member parties at Bit's? CR yor a party-r uni 4 all the gud tims Led Zep Tan BO. KJ w out U I cud'nt of made it! JACKIE JUNDT: RM. DH. HR. TA thanks for all your help. WcVe had a lot of good times! Thank Rob Madich for the best 3 yr . of my life. I love you and always will Dawner's SD wns fun' Girl's nit out. Good luck wTTA. I)H. Good hick in the future Clasa of 87. Thani again to all my friends BETH JASICKI: Hey Boozers — JS and AR How about all those double dates JS! JZ and MT remember the apple river, scary! let's rock at AC-DC again Bon Jovi JD! Thanks to Skafte. MS PK. JJ hope to see you all in the sect, world! Than foe the np AJ! TR (I met ya) you're one of a kind Free for all at Hob day Inn PC true. Thani foe the memories TR. JS. TZ, (B F) and MS. AJ. JB. U. JB. RG. KE. MT. CD. TG. JP. Thanz Mom and Dad. I love you! Class of 87. good lurk! TODDJOHNSON: It's been great PC Than to all who have made these 3 yr the best. DW EB JZ. It's been swell. Summer of 86 was the best. Cross country was great Duluth was a blast, surf them waves! x- skiing was the best ET. JB. JM BA Telemark Sugarhills. Track was great Owatonna CT KB last day of school, luke Minnetonka To all who don't know me. thani for not wasting my time TROY A. JOHNSON: Wanna ride borne kids? Right turn a king as we don't overturn. I'm OK. No thank you. life is stimulating enough for me! Pen your obtuse vector? Such perversion from the mouths of Babes. ! Why? How very depressing. She is not pregnant, so staple you're lips together! KRIS JONES: KA, JD lemonade, fidge cookv's WJ I have a headache let's toot WJ. BO Gud Luk CB. BL Gud l.uk F — my car nerd a jump! Wat I Aik 3 (lata in 4 wk . CE. WJ, YL wanna amoke a J? VY. CB Haloeen, we r fry , get ride to party, b it a girl or gy. I tink she’ lezy. OH MY if a gy! DC yer a � wethart, I luv u! TW Brad Gud Uk DB. CM Gud Uk. MZ. JN Miki and Mini. DO. DB get that N R H H! DL Hey Shorty Gud Uk W DB. PARTY HARTY. Bif . Yeh. Led Zep. Grad I'm Free as s Freebird (Sky nurd I BY BY P.O. PIT MARK JONES: Boon ! Gymnastics 86 3rd ■tale 87 nice finger. Saturday practice — wrren't we rebels, my keys!! Track suntan practice. TS let' join Debate' Study hall let go to Rax, Journey w � great. honc t MN, I thought of it myself. PK Span, one cell, want some toilet paper, they got chocolate one , and they got not chocolate one . Bottle rockets, BH why didn't you run? GS let' have some more little parties, keep those quarters away from me SN. HH. TS. Prom 86 want to go to St. Cloud BH. SS Bad timing TS Best bud. Winky cabin, tubing, good tiroes, these hill are great Kit you never know when there's going to be a .harp AAAHAAHHAA!! CURVE!! Yep tho� e brake are hoc PC gave u good time , bad time , hard time and ea y time . I'm sure when were getting old and senile the time we had at PC will be our moat fondly remembered time . Good luck!! K RICK KATZ: MMMMMNNAARSH Look at choo. Hello out Jer. You're massive Patster. Squishy Mark. Crusher Kayaeer Madhouse. Homeroom party ■hopping with J.K. Dunkin Donuts .. 1st or 3rd hour? Ixiok at those calves. Mike. Stay beefed. Itchy scratches ... No! Too many (alls Jealous, aren't you. Where' my bun? The warhead Footskies. Supreme Court. The Stray kntx. Tiny BJ. TJ. the preacher curl king. BS on Tuciday Morning Ford rule , the montr beast No pain — no gain You're fruity JB Come and skip in the puddle . Got any jMprrs? My true colors. Skiing JULIE KKLVIB: LP. SP. TP. JJ. Cabin Parties. JS left shoe . Turkey sand micb. Talking chips, fish home . Maynard — LP water skiing, bouncing! Mooo Did you fluff? Breezy night , tab , cops! JJ I lived there! Grand-•burg 10 mp.h lemonade ! T.S thank for prom! Crash' DR, JB love you forever! SP A — guys football games! DK — load Driver's license! LP what the — where you thinking? Concert ... where's SP. LP the car? Homeroom parties shopping with RK. PK. JR yooo. JL Oct. 25 secret forever! Under car' o JB will never see you. One ski down hill rule . LP let's do the raogot sometime. I love you all CAKRIB K ETCHER: Walking with MK to every cUv . All my � i ler'� fun parties (JK) Found KR in my bed Go mg to state 85 and 86. Regional champ in 85 and 86. Working with RY in the B stand Being captain of the Einnaitic team, knowing T.V. ive Ya. In the van with MP. BM. LK. in an elementary parking M- PAT RERAN: Gymnastic b the best. To our fan dub — thank . Thank coach and team 3rd in state 85. Fireworks — 'Bry why didn't you run!’ Rick your hugeness The bleacher crcatum — TS, MJ. BH. MS. TP. JJ. KB. WA. JB. SP. RK. I.P. JK. and other . P(SN) I(MM) RISE) A(SG T(JB) FJP.N) S(MC) MCing was great — “you lost that loving feeling Green-gold. Homeroom parties rule?! Nice TP job guys! LISA M. KLEIN: JH your my inspiration I love Kiu and min you. Sleph — ere we p again. The great lime at Jill's. It's like a new-world. “I love thb situation Crunch cones. Thanks B F. I love you KIKI Music Man Snodaze royalty Hockey cheerleading 85. 86 totally hot I mbs ya RM Good lues w TR soccer c bee Reading 86. Spring break 86 California w SK. GL you gapped alright Steve you're sweet alright Grease MF you ran eat on me anytime you're hot! Prom 86. the summer of 85 GW so much bin. Rocky Racoco's “it's like riding in a train, will you order for roe? We could never stop laughing Sleph. I was bom an ugly child PC has been great. Good Luck all ... when the going gel tough - the tough get going. STEPHANIE KJOS: Lit B.F. forever! I-et'i get D and S at Jill' Alright dudes' California — Spnng break. You gapped G.L Ann — are you getting Fred Kruger’ knive.? C K. F.F. Rocky Roc coco' train! Thank for all the memories. D.N.. J.G, GL. R.W.. SB. etc. S.M. I still care for you - why? Central. Brainerd. Heart. Apple Valley — Sam. P.F. from Cooper and so much more. Than for the best 3 years of my life! ANN KLUKKBN: Are you punk? Why are you here? Ouch! S.C. la hiding from the cop That a quarter please J.L. Your hair b on fire! Let's erase the tape S.C. Did Senior Memoirs 197 you tee roe on the stage with the cur ’ HOPK YOU ARK HAPPY TONYA LEAF TR get th branch out of my lire She' crooked. It mu� t be fake Tin let' kat board. Uptown (rave yard — U-BOP BOB KI.UKKKN: Oh your o G.Q. The par yard, the gatherings. the motel, the bridpe. the hsrdcorr Jew. mellow madness. the unde AZ ZY occult. Your such a smoker. the couch, liquid lunch. You play ome evil guitar. 2:30 HB’ T.V. party. The arrh for the meat holy Psychedelic FounUin. which •hoot refreshing stream of opal colored liquid Nirvana Silting in Ull era field, naked with only a shading hat. And nothing around but nky. with only herb a a companion. MARK KNOBLAUCH: I.OOK AT CHOO! HARSH. Rick’ WHAT CHOO TRYIN TO DO TO MP. TIM! FUpana — Imcena. Madrid. Kl mar. ORU weekend Kathy thank for your friendship. The little white gutle wonder BK Tuewday at Rick'. L.C.M BS Have you been itching lately? Cruel give relief B t winhe data of‘87. VALKRIK A. KOCINA: I love you ScoMi Moy-Moy! Spring break “86 Montana M P..S.W .JJ.. KS. and V K Ski pal forever. Sorry about the jaw A.K.! Downtown bulled on the bumper! The 3 method ! Slog ! Love ya Ran-dine. SDTD! What' burning Anna? BANANA' The holiday Inn ciue - A.K, K.K.. KS.. T.C.! Snowed in. Brent's cabin! Prom 86 — S.M. {'regaining it (H.I.) Southern Pint — The Demon” A K. You don't mil allergy medicine and -!!! A.K. — 1 can't find your key ! Hey Spunk Where the smal che� Darnel me 85. 86. 87 you bad” (Jag )! The faggen wagon Should I get out and push”? Partying at M.P.'a. Thank for the menvone P.C. - nimiwya.il' AMY KOKGKL: Mina you meat JC 12 yearn. I love Gene! DB Wii tour mar ching band JN balloon Target sorry NF TJ'a a ham” SJ IMUi Everything's your I-A Ktpanol MB BC Humanilie BDO SH HPR U REBP.L GRKGG DEATH PCRV SB AD live boat! PCNHS87 Thanks Bryce Je pens qu l-e je t'adore 18 mw you have pride PC good luck senior remember ASK. STEVE KRAGNESS: The good time I remember at Park Center. There are none. But after school i a different story. Michrlob. cruising Central. Anoka anywhere to get a little, aure we bve over south, nice car Rric. friend don't let friend drive Ford I WANT A MOPAR Chevy junk Ml always care about you V.U. Well, everyone take it easy, but party hard. CINDY KRAMKR: 85 - JJ St. Cloud. KS God blew you! S.M. and S.M from Fridley LILY Putt. Cruiiin central. S.K. Remember B.S. at Heather party? Thank Jeff. H.R — Sheraton Show Biz parties. I'm the LA.V. right Heather? C.G. I love you!! Is that your leg TS. and M T. you hav e ant in yuur house! Iroc-i. Close please'!’ Owiiee' C.G.' cabin the accident. Dancing the night away! 4th of July! Wow! Pier 65 R.R. Cert live 4-ever hi ya'! Shawn S. 18 always love you!!! CATHLEBN KROLL: Marching liand Colorado — nice bra Stacy! Canada — Michigan' JS. MS. SW. MS. JB. Sit JK. CP. BS. IX!. RC. I)B. AF. DT. ML - Thank, for the fun times' 18 miw you all CF Stay a bit stushie! JK — Thank for everything' JK — thank for the homework paries' Ml. Thank for being 198 Senior Memoirs you! You're the best be� C friend there is! ANNA KUXHAU8BN: 12 weekend rule' 8 gal and shoU at Sponge' . M. (ppp) and K-B.1l claw of 87 party hot spot , the one and only fagon wagon — Val. wanna push? (please start) K.O. corrupted Canadian , eh? Riverfest — bruise where? Train and sand Remember Prom 86? Urn. no not really (sorry about the tub. SJ. and T.G.) P.D. -always in my heart’ (maybe it could've worked) Vul gar the Demon' Who hit us on the slopes? Ti. 320. Cement po� U suck! Doink it Dina' W LJ. and J.K. (not the hottest) Halloween 85 at Central. 3 methods, where are my key . Val? No patting. G.H. no nosebleed , please! SA. Theph' 24 on the door! Nice frig! CHEW! C M and other . B.B.! W RH and MG I'm in tlo-mo! So yuur parents are out of town? Pukelady HJ. buds — pregame. snowed in! R.S you're kick a ' SHUT UP I'M TRYING TO DRIVE! K.R in timate friends always! What’ burning? V.K.'a hair! One-niters. Northport BUSTED — S.W. w broken ankle' Does he have any cute friend -' Thank to all my pals SA, SA. GB. KB. MF. TGTvK. KO. MP. SM. DR. SW! Good luck to the das of 87 111 miu you all!! L MARY I.A CHANCE: Marching band. Colorado. 1-avemc — what a name' Duatbunny 2. Ill never forget you. Michigan - GPU rule ' Brian. Stacey, Mona. RS hi dork look. MS - ya o1 Boof Mono — thanks Mike! I am not a fru fiu DI. and ML The changeling. JS Weenie whap' Prom 86. 333 3331. Cathy Kroll. I love ya friend. 18 mis you Mike S. But he's nice. Hawaii 87 — Dawn L D.L.. JS.. S.D.. B.S. D.T.. MS.. M R. K H, M R. JB, You're the be t! DAWN LA CLARE: Awesome class of 87 MJL Are you a fru fru? prom 86 same for 87 gas station let s TP SC Hawaii! ML what straps. bend knee , nice car. Kmart. Medina Cheerieading LP Motion of the ocean KM' No' chemistry KZ Pd sub SE daha 18 cherish always SC Mythology putt putt JJ U SB Dekt CK 7mm KC 7a you're the best Target ML DT Burns where are see? Eagan MP will? get rabies' Thanks for caring MJL ML SB DI) KC Thanks for 3 great years! MONICA LANGSTON: Who' that up on the roof? DI. let go to the Medina backwards, need some strap , bend your knee when you walk, you're on lude man. SL what a trip, let push the car' KZ party my house Friday, out by 12.00. clean up! Hey fru fru have ya learned to eat yet' MH I don't remember the M.C. concert DL! I need more driving lesson Thank for everything DL! Good Luck clam of “87 I LOVE YOU FOREVER TROY - Thank for everything! ERIC LEAF: I love you Park Centre! In fact. I'd like to reach out and hug you all but you’d think I'm wierd Wail — I am wierd. ya hoobou vas: BJ. JH. JP. KA. ST. BB. BM. TJ. KP. DB. SH. and BO. SD. BA. JW. JO. I’ve «one thing more to sav. RUST. SHEEP. PRIDE! Okay, that three — to what God ble � and Doavidanya. BCNV BRIAN LEE: PC i� the best! Thanks for 3 great year PC football i 1. Nice truck BJ Hey Herbert Herbal, learn to drive. I was in the bazzarest homeroom ever. The tasty pizza chase. Ralph Zimmer fur president. So long ■ad pad luck to the class of JENNIFER LICK: Park Center .. Get un blague, oui?? out’ Adam sophomore oops I mean Paasmore The Beret man (cool), the Tien-c Sc oat man (cool), the Cure man (ha ha’). Karen, what time it it? Isn't that special' Hey you're kinds cute when you're mad Andy. You’re punk right?! What's punk” Je ne comprend pa Whooh neii The Dmm. what a beautiful poem Karen, what's that m your food? A hair? How do I look? PC will be lost with out the gang I’m in a time zone Are we outcast ? I love you Mommie. Mom. Mom. Mom mi — ye I do. Ohhh, I think I like him GEORGE nice hair. John Hancock' dead NICE homeroom, wouldn't have made it without you Mane JENNI LIND: Oh my god. we finally made it' AM. L.N.. M O . L.U K.F. S.O.. I'm glad were fnendi K.L., JJ. wasn't Art fun! Homecoming “85. watch out for poison ivy! Mr. Dove! thanu a lot! Positive Direc tion'a forever! Ms. Sturi homeroom rule ' Class of 87 forever! Ben Dahl 86 you're hot! JULIE UTWILLER: Can't compete with sheep! I'm a wannabee, love ya guys! J.K. LAUGH'! Mik the perfect attendee winterize the cal! The infamous Kelver-Kabin Incident. Canada — glass elevator , lobster and manure on the boots. Thank to BAO Hein. Mr Connor . OJ.! Thanks for all the memories that I'm unable to write. KRISTY LOTH: Thanks KA. for bring so understanding A.S. hey bud-donl forget Panii! Rick the skateboard man' Do mopar rule? Seven foot bong — gun? To Scott Anderson. I love ya! I know you8 be reading this in someone's yearbook. Salad bar and the talking coke machine' Thanks for cheering me up! B P Be Ha' Ask K.A. about her rug bum' To all the dirt-balls out at the lounge .you're the greatest! Mike. Chevy' rule! Love ya JPL! Thank Mr. Malewicki! you made me believe in myself D.R. you're so quiet' I love you Mom and Dad fhnk Floyd rules! JASON LANO: Greetings Earthling . Thn n where we look back on all the truly stupid thing we've done in High School. ML remember Canby? M.D. 20 20 % never again. J.P. what' up' Ha A question to tne sophomores, are you stupid or just stoned? I'm done, so leave me alone! AMY LARSON: D.L. “'Leenenlerch'' M.I.. ouopal. oohben. Haat and 108 forever! They're our now! I hate those soph ! I ewt ... in Edina? Bladder Proha? MF. sorry I left you for J.C.. not my choice! AS and JJ okay G M Heck Yeah K H. cam lions and Chicago forever! Jill, my concert bud. love ya! Jason again?!? Choir tour 86 J.L straw’s chaps J.P Bologna We're not loat. just raispUr ed. Mam David Retarded Man Holly HiH T.R. (a D.H Cat Call Not Smart G M. K H . J.C„ M K . AK-. D P, M L. T.T.. you8 always be very special to me! Someday Julie. P JB! MARIE ANN LE: 84 85 Turn it off Falcon and Peppy our love remember' Audra and Gordie love you both 85-86 the awesome three X MAS 85 Steph R U mad? Who' Dave? 12-3 ... I am'- tweet! You're ugly and you have an ugly body. Mom mi ! Carol' blue shawl (Marilyn) She staled my legs Carrie. Prom 86 — So U went a enemies. Shopping, fashion , dancing, the lake , up and downtown. The game Summer 86 My Canh Qu Pass' New Year Eve bash in the middle of July. Marry me. I love your accent Came won. Carol 2nd. so I lost' The day after scarry1 Party van. talking to Nikki in the bathroom We met Eamie Sul fair 86 Don’t Wave Dannie's talking — the dreams Member Carrie? To the boys — Frankie. Steven. Todd. Kyle. Kandy, and Tien — Thani 4-A part in your life. Andy UR special On more year Carol. Anne and KAKate luv ya. Jennifer — HPR ruled But thought I knew you. Carrie. I love you for loving roe To the beautiful ones. God Bless you! JOHN LUCKING: DC. - NOT THE BEST. HI LOU. FEEL BAD. TOAST. ETC. ALSO BLUES BROTHERS. LUCKY 7. SHOCK. SCAM. AND? W.L, MB.. K.L.. B.U I KNOW-SOMETHING YOU DON'T KNOW K.R I LUV YOU GREASE. WIZ, MUSIC MAN - FUNNEST PEOPLE. D.C. A ROOM FOR FOUR AT THE KAMADA? PINK SOL? MY BUMPER ROBIN'S PIZZA AND FOOD MY IDOL. BYE FKKDDDD. M GINA MACY: MPandCK I will ahrays be a sophomore at heart! KFANS rule! AL thanks for everything you're the be t! CM Lei's got to the beach DM Love ya mama' MP and WC The Brassier girls live oei. CK and friend (KD0 am I a dirtbaD? Noperdoo' I'm sorry! KYLE MACPHERSON: I'm back Famersham says Wassup mo in' Thanks to my great fnenda I-ori B, Pete B. Many N. and Jim 0. Kari G. Uke care. Heidi K. I... 2 ... 3 etc. In Serge' How bout a bad boy Jim 0. You sN dog you. La France. Oh rarade. No More Homework, The Crucible. Grease. Neil year the U? So I have long hair! Burger are boring and so is being like everyone else' Calm down KG I'm content- You're dogged boy! Bye' ROB MADICH: 1 owe all my good times over th past three year to my girlfriend Jackie who I love mi very much and to all my friends here at PC hole Good luck to everyone in the future The class of 87. pa — Jackie just remember 1990 or sooner. BRENDA MAGNUSON: WM 3 15 86 ... I LOVE YOU! crazy for you Humming Prom '86 Taylors Falls remember that sunset lens's K don't leak, barbershop ' the bathroom floor’ Squeek psycho EAT Rockies Jut's your head go through the armhole' Dump. Boot . Todd. Lime popsicie and cool whip. ID 4 in one day. l-asl day junior year was the best Prom 87 DS your disgusting Thank OS You're great Tennts bologart thanks for all the memories 18 never forget you J ul' your the best friend ever! To all my fnend JM. HP. TD. LD. JH. TM. RS. DS and TM I love all of you guy . Thanks for all our fun time DEBORAH I.. MAGNUSON: Hi. F off! larry Bod u King. Hug and Kisse to all my good buddies. PJF.X'a 2. D.P.. CM. JS.. lizard. P.K. (can I rap you?! Sinkers Game' I can't remember. Sum-mer 86. 1 of the best' Me and my Champster. B.W.C.A. — peace of mind P.F. and A.K. thani for all CC means. Party gone out of bound B-52 K ll thani for the hot nights 10 000 E It's a Dodge Daytona Turbo 2. I won't forget you Best of luck to the class of 87! TODD MAJB8KE: SHIT UP HULL' Opening fishing Burger King, why did he hit me? P.C. Hockey, cool. S.A.U Remember V H DJv. I don't. DirthaUs Rule, just kid ding T.B. P.M. shopping at M W Hi Cheese. 2 days M H 30 roph home from the Goose ML. Want a chew? Hey. Squatty Peds playing spUthall. lighten up (hide Hey Pack . C.B. sideburns, oh no M B.. M H. 65 High I peed my pant Rick Anderson Rules My hair is on fire, it was in' the rule LATER ' SARA MAKOWSKI: To my bestu of friends. J.M . J.G, and J.H. - Chri ... rto ... pher .... cralrb! Farm boy and feet? That' one for you' Who. who. who. who. who. who. wbooo. Smoking or NON Mas 85. Oct. 25. Nov. 22. there' someone in my room! Duluth 86 Hi Mikey Hey John, where's the engine? J.G.. J.H.. T.FA T.G.T Thanks Jo io for being rajr best friend l,ove ya forever Smiley! LINDA MANNING: •MS — B F F. smokin mterv campfire girls, crosatown blvd. 7-486- IWABOA and AGD ... 2 go!! Seville . 46 in a 30444.00' JJ I buy you store. AT got any damage' BM. TD. IJ). JJ Leauty's cabin. JJa homemade funnel. siKer tray for canoe trip . BM time, it a like a drug. ahhh. Danceline 87 - WHY ? M.K.D. I hive you thani for the punch! M M M the french frie gang. Mom and Dad thani for eveiything. hi Tony. Merb and Mablr rule K Bye CHRIS MARTINSON: Do we caO you Roog or Smeg? Boink! My. what nice hands you have’ DD the Beast Cruisin' down the highway looking for tome ... I miss vou Abci ’ Prom 86 and 87. W'hat exactly is a dirtball? Trendies rule and GQ guys are fag . SSS. CaB me Ken or Isaac Thani Mr. I .arson and Mr Itaviat you 2 are gods’ Dude' Troy whv do vou think you're to cool’ Right turn Nice party geek' Let' go the cemetery! Zombie breath. Sorbo. To all my friends and bud KK. Kl). SO. SJ. BK. AS. BJ. KM. you're cool! Hey sporto! Ixmg live the SKUIJ.! Steve, you're raw! Bye everyone and good luck to tome of you. it's been bizarre' JULIE MARTINSON: We made it! BM thani for putting up with me' last day of school Junior year Barbershop — Country Kitchen I-raking’ Get you head outside the car! Don't call roe Boot ! TM and TM you made home room I-S aland up and be proud HP we did what-never again. Don't go to bed It'a only 4.00 am. Stop Xchip and picante sauce BM where are you going to sleep? CD what happened to my jeanjacket-pocket: MP Motley guy are great TM and RS youve been great friends Bundy! Psycho catch me. I'm falling Thani for all the fun timet BM. TD. LD. LC. JH. HP 18 never forget them! JODIMAUNA: Still remember this’ Farmbny. alias ... baby fart, alias ... TM. nice feet' Nice hair??? Be t of friends SM l � ve ya always! B — h. b -- h. b h. b — h! Wiggle, wiggle, pant, pant Nov. 22 wait a minute here something's wrong ... there a man in my room. Aug 21 86 I love you forever JK! Your always there' It it puppy love or lust? No it's floppy love! Xmas 85. Feb. 15. June 16. It8 be 4 ever! and this is for you ... hump' boink! Now go on get out of here or do I have to leave so you can put your clothe on! K by ' SM. JG. JH. DN. IJi. PS Good lurk! SONYA MAY: Oh Mother dear, that's hfr. and GUM. SE a little nippy up there? SM Spanish was hot. Cheddar or ceddar? learned mucho de Jenson (what do you Abrahamson, Krista Ackerman, Jeff Adams, Kim Alexander, Laurie Almen, Jim Amundson, Todd Anderson, Elise Anderson, Eric Anderson, Jill Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Keith Anderson, Laurel Anderson, Lisa Anderson, Melanie Anonen, Robert Amtsen, Dan Arth, James Autey, Dan Avery, Lisa Baker, Julie Banta, Tammy Banwell, Michelle Barcus, Tom 200 Juniors Bare, Tracy Barrett, Beth Barrett, Tammi Bastyr, Michele Bauer, Blaine Beamer, Kris Becker, Amy Beecham, Jay Bennett, Scott Berg, Christina Berg, Debbie Berg, Jenny Berg, Todd Bemsten, Joanna Betsinger, Jodi Binger, Christine Bishop. Melissa Bjorn, Chris Bloss, Jeffery Bock, Julie Bopicki, Elizabeth Bohlin, Joel Booth, Alan Boulanger, Michelle Brandt, Nathan Brandt, Steve Branham, Thomas Branson, Barb Braun, Barb Brosdahl, Lars Brosseau, Joanne Brown, Adrienne Bruchs, Kerry Buchanan, Roger Budd, Angie Budnik, Dawn Buelow, Mark Burdette, Scott Burke, Suzanne Burly, Jason Buroker, Meredith Busch, Jenny Juniors 201 Byron, Scott Bika, Sunil Brooks, Troy Carlson, Jeff Carlson, Pam Carlson, Sharon Carstenson, Jeanine Carter, Marc Cederberg, Cully Cheng, Fred Clark, Kathy Coates, Kellie Connoy, Dan Cooper, Jason Cortez, Danielle Cosman, Kent Cosman, Kurt Courneya, Todd Cullen, Heather Czyson, Jack Dahlin, Lisa Dahlin, Lori Dalton, Don Dehn, Jill 202 Juniors 1. Sandy VVelton is taking it easy after school. 2. I eigh Solberg and Rhonda Pierce are waiting patiently for their ride home. 3. Chris Huttner, Tonia Miller and Desiree Davis are studying a dialogue. 4. Danielle Cortez is dancing with Erin Mulcahy for Homecoming. DeMars, Kelly Denn, Mike Deneen, Dawn Dillon, Mike Dixon, Shannon Dombrowski, Kim Donnelson, Darren Dorholt, Jennifer Dovorany, Steven Dubra, Alan Duffy, Tim Durkot, Kelly Eckstein, Kim Edstrom, John Edwardson, Dawn Ehrman, Rose Eichten, Chad Elftmann, Todd Elsenpeter, Lori Enger, Kristen Eraman, Kristin Erickson, Brian Erickson, Jim Fasbender, Ginger Juniors 203 Fehlberg, Melanie Fehn, Bruce Fehrman, Darci Feist, Ron Fercho, Wendy Ferguson, Deana Ferrari, Stephanie Ferrell, Melinda Finnamore, Christy Fischer, Holly Fischer, Sheri Fischer, Wayne Flannery, Brad Fogel, Jim Foglesong, Neil Follett, Scott Forpahl, Robert Franz, Jodi Fritz, Donald Fritz, Kelly Froelich, Winifred Faengkrathok, Rome Ganley, Jeff Garland, Kandi Gearhart, Tammy Geisler, Pam Gelhar, David Gloege, Chris Glover, Teri Goldman, Ron Goligowski, Tracy Gowin, Val Griggin, Leonard Grossell, Kim Grove, Greg Groves, Amy Gunderson, Craig Gundlach, Leslie Haarstad, Donna Hagestuen, Krissy Hake, Jeff Hallonquist.Tom 204 Juniors Hammond, Wendy Hanken, Kathy Hanson, Dawn Harder, Liz Hardner, Shawn Haremza, Shawn Harff, Stephanie Hargett, Sandi Haug, Carol Hawkes, Mike Hazledine, Jim Healy, Todd Hebaly, Tina Heer, Mark Heesch, Staci Heinrich, Kristin Hendrickson, Gary Hendricks, Kim Henkels, Chris Henningson, Tony Henry, Jeff Herberg, Amy Herman, Chris Hetland, Kristen Juniors 205 Hewitt, Nikki Higginbotham, Janet Hill, Sttaci Hindberg, Raymond Hobson, Alison Hockert, Brent Hogan, Jason Holland, Mark Holmes, Jeff Houts, Constance Hreha, Daniel Hudoba, Linda Hudson, Susan Huelskamp, Jon Hunter, Jodi Huttner, Chris Huynh, Hung Herdine, Kristen Ho-yeun, Kim Jablonski, Carrie Janicke, Lisa Jelen, Connie Jenson,Joan Jensen, Julie 206 Juniors Jereczek, Joseph Jermusek, Frank Joelson, Dan Johnson, Dane Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kim Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Steve Johnson, Sanya Johnson, Stacey Johnson, Todd Johnston, Mary Joiner, Becky Jones, Tesa Jonason, Paul Jorgensen, Diane Joyce, Mike Kaden, Anthony Kader, Khalid Kalen, Ted Kamp, Chari Kaufmann, William Keegel, Heidi Keithley, Carla Kelly, Chris Kelly, Debbie Kennington, Dan Kiefer, Paul Kim, Hiro Kinch, Brett Kinney, James Kivi, Lisa Kladiihbah, D. Flahn Klatte, Jennifer Klaus, Renae Klinker, Jackie Klocke, Shannon Kludt, Heidi Knutson, Charlotte Knutson, Chad Koepplin, Rayette Kohler, Michael Juniors 207 Kolbinger, Kirk Kondrak, Sue Konkler, Meri Kopp, Sharon Kowalczyk, Krissy Kroeplin, Mark Kroll, Chuck Krone, Jennifer Krouse, Michelle Kruger, Jim Krych, Keeny Ku, Peter Kulas, Michael Laib, Rhonda LaLiberte, Nicole Lam, Tai Lam, Tieng Larson, Doug Larson, Michele Larson, Steve Le, Anne LeVesque, Nikki Leaf, Tonya Lehner, Wendy 208 Juniors Lemke, Carol Lemmer, Jason Lemonds, Amie Leuty, Kristin Levens, Jeff Lin, Eric Lind, Jerry Lind, John Lindman, Jill Litwiller, Greg Lloyd, Patty Long, Chris Lonkey, Brenda Losie, Lisa Lucas, Kim Luckow, Laura Ludwig, Jim Lund, Caroline Lundborg Mark Lutgen, Lisa Luu, Hoa Luu, Lien Luu, Mui Luu, Sam 1. Bart May, “Jumping rope helps my physique. 2. Tony West is anxiously waiting to see Mr. LaFrenz. 3. Jay Beecham is hard at work. 4. Smile pretty for the camera! Juniors 209 Lynn, Elizabeth Mandrich, Michelle Manning, Colleen Manson, Brian Marler, Lori Marr, Leigh Marske, Jennifer Martinez, Jenny Mason, Heather May, Bart May, Bret McAnally, Mike McCasken, Gloria McGuire, Mark McIntyre, Jodi Meichsner, Beth Metsala, Kirsten Metz, Kimberly Meyer, Diane Meyer, Wayne Middleton, John Miller, Chris Miller, Jennifer Miller, Jason 210 Juniors Miller, Kara Miller, Kristine Moberg, Douglas Moe, Tina Montreuil, Jennifer Moon, Chad Moore, David Moreno, David Mortenson, Jessica Mosher, Bonny Motzko, Amy Mulcahy, Erin Mullen, Tania Murray, Diane Neilson, Melissa Nelles, Steve Nelson, Becky Nelson, Elizabeth Nelson, Jonathan Nelson, Jenni Nelson, Tracy Newberg, Chris Nicklay, Lisa 1. A steady stream of costumed characters led by Jeff Ackerman line up to buy their tickets. 2. Just ask, I'll tell you anything you want to know, except my name! 3. Pam Carlson enjoys being a 50’s teeny bopper. 4. Kim Dombrowski and Krista Abrahamson, “We may look devilish, but we’re really sweet girls.” Juniors 211 Nord, Ross Normstrom, Brent Nordstrom, Katrina Norman, Michael North, Ginger Nowacki, Cynthia Nguyen, Dung Nguyen, Trinn Nguyen, Tam Ngo, Tuan Oakland, Joel O’Connor, Todd Odeen, Jim Olson, Kimberly Olson, Mark Olson, Sherri O’Neill, Stephanie Orgon, Todd Orvis, James Paal, Brian Palm, Brent Paradise, Marc 1. Now I lay me down to sleep.” says Lori Dahlin. 2. “My mouth always gets me into trouble. demonstrates Marc Paradise. 212 Juniors Paulson, Kari Pavlak, Jessica Peacock, Jenny Pedersen, Jane Pelkey, Angela Pesta, Hanley Peterson, Lisa Peterson, Phoebe Peterson, Robin Peterson, Scott Peterson, Scott Peterson, Trent Pierce, Rhonda Pierskalla, Jeff Pietrzak, Jeff Polomny, Mike Pool, Larry Porter, Kathy Proulx, Monique Pudas, Ken Purdes, Jill Quan, Ann Quick, Lynette Rachel, Tannajean Juniors 213 Juniors have talent Your Junior year is pretty special because you’re now an upperclassman and you have more options, like ... your first year of prom, you’re not the last one to schedule for your classes, you have become more mature, and you have more expected of you. It’s finally time that you get to prove yourself, how responsible you are, and that you can handle things yourself without someone there holding your hand all the time. But most of all ... YOU’RE FINALLY RESPECTED! Juniors are taking more responsibility, they have leadership roles in all areas of school. 0 ©■ r o A 1. Stephanie Roos shows her stuff at the Homecomin; Pepfest. 2. Jenny Nelson is leaving the bandroom. Radzom, Amy Randolph, Bret Rathmanner, Lisa Rattei, Jenny Rearden, Martina Redmond, Jenny Reese, Lynette Reeves, Tim Richardson, Troy Riser, Theresa Rochford, Matthew Roering, Heidi Rol, Jon Roos, Stephanie Rothbauer, John Rribble, Bobbi Ruikka, Eric Runnion, Tammy Ryan, Thomas Rydberg, Jeff Saice, Paul Saks, Jason Salcedo, Yasmin Sand, Katrina 214 Juniors Sauter, Mikkii Savage, Melissa Sawcnak, John Sax, Scott Scar row, Steve Schaaf, Dawn Schlais, Christopher Schlee, Paula Schmidt, Kristy Schnellman, Vicki Schoppe, Darcy Schreiner, Nicole Schroeder, John Schutz, Tom Schwichtenberg, Kimberly Scott, Nick Serres, Alisa Shane, John Shanor, Frank Shaw, Wendy Sitts, Pam Skaja, Jeff Skindelien, Jason Skramsted, Steve Juniors 215 Smith, Angela Smith, Lisa Smith, Michele Smith, Robert Snook, Robin Solberg, Doug Solberg, Leigh Sommerfeldt, Chad Sophie, Chris Sorensen, Jamie Sparks, Lynn Spars, Rod Spence, Michelle Spencer, Geoffrey Spight, Bob Spiropoulos, Georgia Stebbins, Tina Stedman, Mark Steil, Sherri Stejskal, Kathy Stenerson, Lisa Stevens, Tracie Stoeckl, John Strandberg, Leslie Striebel, Scott Subject, Michael Sundseth, Kent Swanson, Vikki Tatur, Jeff Taufen, Michelle Telega, John Tesmar, Jason Thai, Anh-Tuan Thompson, Dawn Thompson, Kristy Thompson, Matthew Thompson, Mike Thompson, Traci Thorson, Angela Ticarro, Caroline Tirrell, Peggy Tolkinen, Matt 216 Juniors Tollefson, Kevin Tomlinson, Kris Torres, Joseph Tosel, Malinda Townsend, Claci Tran, Tam Trinh, Phung Trinh, Tuyet Van Kempen, Bill Van Der Werf, Amy Vargo, Scott Velasquez, Steve Vongphachanh, P. Vraa, Kyle Wadsworth, Kara Wagner, Karl Waters, Kristen Weiners, Blair Weis, Scott Welberg, Kelly Wells, Rachel Welton, Sandy Wensel, Scott Wescott, Jason Juniors 217 Wesolowski, Brenda West, Tony Westad, JoAnn Whaley, Craig Wheeler, Jeff White, Mike Wicka, Chris Wieringa, Chris Wilkins, Lana Wilkerson, Melvin Williams, Kelly Willis, Dave Willis, Vickey Wirtz, Lisa Wojtysiak, Sherry Wold, Randy Woodruff, Tom Woody, Dan Wuornos, Dawn Young, Bob Yurch, Robb Zack, Becky Zeman, Jim Zimmerman, Gail Zimmerman, Pete Zondlo, Timothy Zroker, Michelle 1. Dawn Wuornos pretending to be camera shy. 2. Mark Strauss spotting Russ Swanson. 218 Juniors Juniors comprise the backbone of Park Center sports. This year we are proud to have many of our juniors on varsity teams ... they should be honored for their great athletic abilities. For instance, in football, Jeff Tatur started as a strong safety. He was second leading tackier, on the team. Other juniors on varsity included Dan Autey (Quarterback); Paul Saice (Guard); Chuck Kroll (Split End); and many others. Outstanding juniors in tennis were: Nicole Schreiner, Kathy Hanken and Kim Olson. In soccer: Georgia Spiropoulos, Tammy Gearhart and Lisa Janicke. Best performance in gymnastics was by Geoff Spencer, and in swimming, Kara Miller. Thank you for your outstanding performance this year. We hope that next year can be just as successful as this year. 1. Pam Carlson does her power serve for the Pirates volleyball team. 2. Amy Groves practicing her overhand serve. 3. Chris Binger caught by the camera in homeroom. 4. Lisa Anderson wins the event. Juniors 219 Juniors excel Is it possible to have Senioritis as a Junior? Yes, it is very possible. Juniors usually cannot wait until that day they finally become Seniors. Juniors constantly think of what it is going to be like. What will go on? Then, they all dream of graduation day. When you’re a Junior, you’re so glad you’re not a sophomore any more. You’re glad you’re at least one step higher. Then you can’t wait until you become a Senior and become the highest class above all. Basically, being a Junior isn’t all that bad, but being a Senior is something totally different and exciting. Also, becoming a Senior can be a little scary. It could be the work you get, plus the teachers you’ll have. It may not always be fun, but a lot of it is, when the time finally comes that you become a Senior ... So, make the last year the most fun because, before you know it, it will be over! 1. Rayette Koepplin is doing accounting which takes daily participation to succeed. 2. Pam Geissler is working frantically to get her locker open to get to class on time. 3. Juniors gather for their orientation assembly in the fall. 4. Eric Anderson and Jim Orvis sing “Mom’s Got the Cure for the Summer Time Blues.” 220 Juniors 221 Aaron, Eric Able, Heather Able, Jenny Abumayyaleh, Samir Adams, Kristi Adamson, Sean Adan, Andrew Albig, Jenny Alexander, Denise Anderson, Brenda Anderson, Brian Anderson, Michelle Andrew, Gina Andrews, Valerie Angrimson, Dean Angrimson, Heather Antal, Kara Anthony, Sherri Arneson, Hiede Arrell, Denise Atkinson, Ed Backman, Lynda Bale, Lance Ball, Michelle Balthazor, Jenny Barber, Tom Barker, Troy Beaumont, Jill Beaumont, Lisa Bellcour, Jason Belzer, Samantha Bennett, Roberta Bennett, Robert Bergren, Andrew Berg, Brant Bergdahl, Daniel Berg, Garrett Bergeland, Heather Berger, Jessica Berthiaume, Donna Bika, Sunite Bioux, Chuck 222 Sophomores Paul Nylander, listening in German claw. Missy Stay and Melanie Socher, All-Star Wrestling. Bitz, Julie Bixby, Dan Biorkedal, Michael Blaisdell, Tiffany Blake, Earl Bock, Jason Boeshans, Dana Bohnhoff, Chris Boho, Steve Bolduc, Michelle Botto, Steve Bouchard, Nathan Bourasa, Mark Bove, Andrew Braccin, Bryan Brand, Craig Brandes, Kate Brandt, Mindy Bredesen, Robert Brinkman, Dale Broesch, Cristin Brosdahl, Laural Brotemarkle, Adam Brown, Jennifer Sophomores 223 John Moore waits to go home. Bruins, Paul Budnick, Michelle Bui, Hong Burfernd, Bruce Bushinger, Daniel Buss, Michelle Byraiak, Puma Cain, Amy Calhoun, LeAnn Carey, Pat Carlson, Cynthia Carlson, Chris Carlson, Sonya Carlson, Tonya Chenvert, David Choe, Yun Christensen, Kurt Christianson, Dean Christianson, Devin Clark, Debbie Marcus Strong warms up his hands. 224 Sophomores Heidi Ameson and Julie Foss at the Halloween Dance. The Halloween Dance interests sophomores. Clasen, Eric Claude, Amy Claude, Joey Cleath, Brian Coates, Dominic Cofield, Dana Columbus, Amy Combs, Clarissa Conrad, Angela Conway, Sean Coombe, Tammy Cornwell, Dana Coutier, Hollie Couture, Julie Cragg, Noel Crandall, Tara Crimmins, Diane Cullen, Jennifer Cunningham, Alice Curtis, David Sophomores 225 Curtis, Dale Dahmen, Jennifer Dailey, Todd Dale, Jennifer Davis, Suzie Dazenski, David DeMarre, Renee DeBoer, John Decowski, Kathleen DeLong, Rebecca Deutscn, Lisa Dexter, Barb Dix, Alan Domingo, Mama DuBois, Tim Dubra, Laura Duda, Wendy Duffy, Kimberly Duffy, Margaret Dunfee, Cherri Dunleavy, Patrick Durkee, Steve Dziewior, Chad Ebert, Krista Edstrom, Lisa Eisenzimmer, Darrin Elletson, Jennifer Ellingsworth, Angie Erickson, Blake Erickson, Heather Erickson, LeAnn Erickson, Randy Eroemming, Keith Escher, David Everhart, Lance Faust, Laura Feess, Mary Fehn, Teresa Felch, Dennis Feldkamp, Alan Fercho, Brett Fermoyle, Heather 226 Sophomores Shelly Sund, Nicki Heikie, Lisa Deutsch, Kara Antal are all sophomore friends. Micki Sauter smiles cheerfully for the photographer. Fetter, Chad Fierck, Eddy Fisher, Kristin Flanagan, Nathaniel Flannigan, Jennifer Flesher, Tom Florentine, Theresa Forpahl, Debbie Foss, Julie Frank, Kim Freeman, Chona Froemming, Jason Galvin, David Garay, Olga Gardner, Tim Gaster, Renee Geaheart, Kyle Gerhardson, Melissa Gerzema, Matthew Gilbert, Melissa Giard, Tara Glirbas, Chad Glowacki, Kim Gobdrie, Robert Sophomores 227 Erica Pierce and Peggy Strand enjoy the Halloween Dance. Katie Horan smiles for the camera. Godlewski, David Golembeck, Kari Graack, Wendy Grande, Amy Grandberry, Darnell Groettum, Keven Gross, Cheryl Gross, Kerri Gruidl, Jeffery Gubbin, Tom Guesman, Larry Guire, Michelle Gustason, Bradley Gustafson, Kent Hadden, Christopher Hakarine, Kerrie Hallas, Jason Halphen, Derek Hansen, Jason Hanssen, Michelle 228 Sophomores Tara Girard is proud to be a sophomore! Jenny Albig and Shannon Shackleford pose for the camera during lunch. Harms, Lynn Hart, Darren Haustein, Sara Hawkins, Michele Hebing, Kim Heikke, Nicole Heinecke, Joy Helgeson, Krista Helland, Jason Hendricks, Michelle Henke, Matt Henning, Isaac Henry, Denise Hensel, Corey Herfindahl, Ann Hermanson, Grant Herman, Mary Hetland, Jonathan Sophomores 229 Hi igginbotham, Karen Hill, Trent Hill, Vincent Hinchey, Catherine Hlrte, Joey Hoff, Candi Hoffman, Herb Hoffart, Tina Hougland, Steve Holt, Robbin Holtberg, Ryan Hombach, Tom Horan, Kathleen Hough, Tyler Hove, Dawn Howie, Stacey Hoyhtya, Eric Hui, John Hulleman, Robert Husted, Jason Igo, Lewis Imholte, Todd Ische, Naomi Ivesdal, Kerri Jackson, Kelly Jacobs, John Jandro, Kim Janicke, Curtis Jaques, Jody Jarosz, David Johnson, Chris Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Eric Johnson,Jay Johnson, Trevor Johnston, Chad Jones, Brian Jones, Dereck Jones, James Josephson, Jesse Jukulen, Jason Kafka, Mark 230 Sophomores Shelly Mickle and Heather Fermoyle are excited about Science Class. Jody Jaques and Dana Bergdahl study hard. Kaliszewski, Tony Kaltenbach, Kate Kasa, Kris Kaufman, Mike Keisling, Jeff Kelly, Joel Kelman, Dean Kendle, Mary Keran, John Kern, Don Kern, Heidi Ketcher, Dawn Kevin, Sue KeyKal, Andrew Kiffmeyer, Kurt Kingsberg, Michelle Klaphake, John Klemeyer, Laura Klinker, Andrea Kloster, Jason Knutson, Ryan Knutson, Sarah Koep, Cheryl Koethe, Mark Sophomores 231 ■i Michelle Hendricks displays her new sweatshirt. Randy McCall says “Don't take my picture, I’m having a bad day.” Kopp, Darlene Kopp, Dan Kowski, Ami Krein, Tiffany Krone, Michelle Ku, Thomas Kunnick, Mike Kurtz, Glen Kurth, Jeff Kuxhausen, Tonya LaMere, Jennifer LaPage, Sherri LaQuier, Michelle LaValley, Ten Langren, Bryan Lano, Janel Larson, Amy Larson, Lee Larson, Michelle Lee, Casandra Domonic Coates studies hard in the library. 232 Sophomores A sophomore at the Halloween Dance. Lavchak, Greg Like9, Jeanne Littlejohn, Ceclia Loch, Liane Lomen, Andrew Longley, Christa Luckow, Anne Lund, Beth Lund, Rick Lundberg, Sherri Lundeen, Chad Lygre, Laura Jody Marrow listens intently in class. Lenz, Michael Leto, Anne MacKenzie, Brooks Macy, Chad Madsen, Cindy Malecki, Michael Manning, Kelly March, Ray Sophomores 233 Markowski, Anita Marko, Troy Marquet, Elizabeth Marshall, Heidi Marsh, Kara Marty, Melinda Marthaler, Shawn Martinsen, Tim Maruskin, Danelle Masloski, Cindy Mattson, Charles McClure, Mike McDonald, Katherine McDonnell, Julie McElroy, Chris McFarland, Kirk McGary, John McGuire, Michelle McGowan, Timothy McGee, Tim McKenzie, Heather McLean, Thomas McClintock, Kelly Menier, Lee Mickle, Shelly Miedema, Greg Mikolaiczyk, Nicolle Mildon, Guy Miller, Kris Miller, Scott Miskowiec, Theresa Mitchell, Cindy Moberg, Pamela Moe, Lance Molby, Lance Molnau, Jason Monson, Nichol Montjo, Lisa Moore, John Moore, Kelly Moreau, Jodi Morris, Wendi 234 Sophomores Kerry Hakarine and Heather Abel are buds in the hallway. The Sophomore assembly. Mulville, Heather Mulville, Jennifer Murphy, James Murphy, Robert Murphy, Susanne Murray, Debbie Nauman, Travis Naus, Tom Navarrette, Darcy Nedry, Wayne Nelson, Michelle Nelson, Tony Ness, Eric Ness, Janette Nguyen, Quan Nielsen, Roberta Nielsen, Sonia Nordberg, Marc Nylander, Paul O’Brien, Mike O’Sullivan, Jenny Odeen, Joe Oelkers, Chris Okonek, Terry Sophomores 235 Olesen, Keith Oliver, Terese Ollila, Lori Olson, Angie Olson, Angie Olson, Marc Olson, Steve Olson, Tony Orr, Lisa Ortom, Chuck Osier, Debbie Osmondson, Jamie Otto, Charles Overmann, Pam Paape, Kurt Paia, Stanley Pak, Huim Palmer, Holly Pamips, Jennifer Parlow, Jennifer Shelly Budnick and Cynthia Carlson don’t want their pictures taken. 236 Sophomores Kim Johnson and Keven Grotteum leave their lockers to walk to buses. Pasiehnyk, Maria Patrick, Tiffany Paulson, Andy Pawlak, Dan Pegg, Kevin Pelletier, Dan Pelletier, Dennis Pennock, David Perez, Michelle Perry, John Persson, Molly Peterson, Bill Peterson, Cole Peterson, Heidi Peterson, Karyn Peterson, Laura Peterson, Phaedra Peterson, Rob Paul Bruins shows his pearly white teeth. Parr, Bonnie Parsons, Mysti Sophomores 237 Peterson, Scott Pfeifer, Jeannine Phillips, Jenny Phillips, Sara Picquet, Richard Pierskalla, Debbie Pierce, Erica Podlasek, Stacy Pool, Lori Pope, Jennifer Poseley, William Powers, Jeffery Prasky, Andy Pratt, Nora Prince, Heather Prouse, Jeff Pruden, Robert Puttin, Jamey Quarberg, Corine Raduenz, Lea Resnikoff, Howard Revard, Thomas Reynolds, Aaron Reynolds, Kelly Reinhart, Amie Rinne, Craig Riser, Tony Roberts, John Robertson, Scott Rodringuez, Nikki Roe, Stacy Roering, Kevin Roers, Marty Rohrbach, Michelle Romuald, Julie Rooker, Colleen Rosenquist, Matt Ross, Corene Rowley, Jennifer Rundle, Tiffany Russell, Ellison Strong, Marcus 238 Sophomores Janel Lanois is shocked that someone is taking her picture. Stacey Houie zones out in Math class. Satovich, Maria Saunders, Jim Savage, Matt Schauer, Mark Schaefer, Stephanie Scheiber, Andrew Schillinger, Tricia Schlegel, Robert Schmidt, Todd Schnellman, Tom Schonning, Jessica Schommer, Mark Schwartz, Tracy Scully, Timothy Seaholm, Janet Selberg, Chad Seran, Traisi Shackelford, Shannon Shelander, Eric Sherer, Andrea Shodden, Jon Shuman, Craig Siemback, Jennifer Sigvertsen, Christina Sophomores 239 Catie Hinchey sings at Homecoming Coronation. Siosten, Leah Skele, Laura Smith, Juana Smith, Jerry Smith, Theresa Snapko, Rebecca Snyder, David Socher, Melanie Solberg, Paula Spah, Dan Spanier, John Sparks, Pam Specht, David Spence, Russell Spizale, Kim Stabe, Anne Stahlberg, Chuck Stavedahl, Lia Stay, Melissa Steiner, Jennifer Candy Hoff digs into her locker at the end of the day. 240 Sophomores Hiyam Wazwaz on a field trip for Aviation Class. Steinmeyer, Joel Stein kopf, Lori Stelter, Douglas Stemper, Jill Sterzinger, Damon Stiele, Julie Stockwell, Christopher Strand, Carrie Strahan, Peggy Strecker, Brad Streets, Shannon Stromberg, Elizabeth Stromberg, Maria Sturm, Jeff Sund, Michelle Surges, Amy Swanson, Aunsra Swanson, Brian Swanson, Carrie Swenson, Dustin Jason Kolster studies hard in Social Studies. Sophomores 241 Swenson, Julie Szulga, Monica Taylor, Jon Thai, Tom Theisen, Willie Theroux, Nancy Ticarro, Chris Tirrell, Justine Torkkola, Lori Turk, Michael Tveita, Jeff Tyler, Dawn Undheim, Tonya Uran, Marsha Uveges, Vicky VanBrunt, Cori Velander, John Vevle, Randy Voigt, Eric VonOerwerf, Paul Vondelinde, John Vondelinde, Mike Vongphachanh, Aroundeth Wagner, Timothy Wald, Bob Wallace, Dinah Wallner, Jenelle Wallman, Karen Walsh, Brian Warner, Chris Wazwaz, Hiyam Weber, Jennifer Weisser, Erik Weiss, Gary Wellhausen, Chris Wendt, Lori Weston, Judy Westerman, Mark Wiborg, Michelle Wick, Sherry Wiebe, Richard Wierman, Melissa 242 Sophomores Kelly Manning and friend gossip at her locker. Joey Claude and Sam Hannson sneak to their locker between classes. Wilkerson, Oneka Williams, Andrew Williams, Dan Williams, Jennifer Williams, Scott Willis, Jason Wincze, Thomas Wirth, Tina Wollin, Kim Wood, Don Wright, Gina Wuebkers, Scott Yeats, Jim Young, Karen Zajac, Angie Zehr, Eric Zelenak, Jill Zimmermann, Laura Zimmerman, Pete Zinniel, Kevin Zwack, Alan Bishman, Joe Larson, Tim Wilkens, Amy Sophomores 243 GRADE 10 AARON. ERIK AARON. EVAN ABEL. HEATHER 222.235 ABEL. JENNIFER 222.36 ABUMAYYALEH. SAMIR ADAMS. KRISTI 222 ADAMSON. SEAN 222 ALBIG. JENNIFER 222.239 ALEXANDER. DENISE ANDERSON. BRENDA 222 ANDERSON. BRIAN 222 ANDERSON. MICHELLE 222 ANDERSON. SARA ANDERSON. TY ANDREW. GINA 222 ANDREWS. VALERIE ANGRIMSON. DEAN 222 ANGRIMSON, HEATHER 222 ANTAL. KARA 222,227 ANTHONY. SHERRI 222 ARNESON, HEIDI 222,225 ARRELL. DENISE 222 ATKINSON. EDWARD 33.222 B BACKMAN. LYNDA 222 BALE. LANCE 222 BALL. MICHELLE BALTHAZOR. JENNIFER 222 BARBER. THOMAS 127.222 BARKER. TROY 222 BASEL. BRIAN BEAUMONT. JILL 222 BEAUMONT. LISA 33.222 BELLCOUR. JASON 95.222 BELZER. SAMANTHA 222 BENNETT. ROBERT 33.222 BENNETT. ROBERTA 222 BERG. BRANT 222 BERG. GARRETT 222 BERGDAHL. DANIEL 9.222. 231 BERGELAND. HEATHER 222 BERGREN. ANDREW 222 BERTHIAUME, DONNA 222 BIKA, SUNITA 222 B1SHMAN. JOSEPH BITZ, JULIE 223 BIXBY. DANIEL 223 BJORKEDAL. MICHAEL 223 BLACK. TONYA BLAISDELL. TIFFANY BLAKE. EARL 223 BOCK. JASON 223 BOESHANS. DANA 223 BOHN HOFF. CHRISTOPHER 223 BOHO. STEVEN 223 BOLDUC. MICHELLE 34.223 BOUCHARD. NATHAN 223 BOURASA. MARK 223 BOVE, ANDREW 223 BRACCINI. BRYAN 223 BRAESCH. CRISTIN 34.223 BRAND. CRAIG BRAND, PETER BRANDES. KATHRYN 223 244 — Index INDEX BRANDT. MINDY 223 BREDESEN. ROBERT 61.223 BRINKMAN. DALE 223 BROOKS. TROY BROSDAHL. LAURAL 36.223 BROTEMARKLE, JON BROWN. JENNIFER 102.223 BRUINS. PAUL 224,237 BUDNICK. MICHELE 224 BUI. HONG 224 BURFEIND. BRUCE 224 BUSHINGER, DANIEL 224 BUSS. MICHELE 224 BYRAIAH. PURNA 224 c CAIN. AMY CALHOUN. LEANN 36.224 CAMPBELL. MARK CAREY. PATRICK 224 CARLSON. CHRISTOPHER 224 CARLSON. CYNTHIA 224 CARLSON. SONYA 140.224 CARLSON. TONYA 140.224 CHENVERT. DAVID 224 CHOE. YUN CHONG 224 CHRISTENSEN. KURT 36.224 CHRISTIANSON. DEVIN 224 CLARK. DEBORAH CLASEN, ERIC 36.225 CLAUDE. AMY 36.225 CLAUDE, JOSEPH 225,243 CLEATH. BRIAN 225 COATES. DOMINIC 225.232 COFIELD. DANA 225 COLLINGS. LANCE COLUMBUS. AMY 225 COMBS. CLARISSA 36.225 CONRAD. ANGELA 225 CONWAY. SEAN 225 COOMBE. TAMMY 225 CORNWELL, DANA 225 COUTIER, HOLLIE 225 COUTURE. JULIE 140,225 CRAGG. NOEL 225 CRANDALL. TARA CRIMMINS. DIANE 225 CULLEN. JENNIFER 225 CUNNINGHAM. ALICE CURTIS. DALE CURTIS. DAVID 225. 226 D DAHMEN. JENNIFER 226 DAILEY. TODD 226 DALE. JENNIFER 226 DAVIS. SHAWN DAVIS. SUZANNE 226 DAZENSKI. DAVID 226 DEMARRF,, RENEE DEBOER. JOHN 226 DECOWSKI, KATHLEEN 226 DELONG. REBECCA 226 DEUTSCH. ELISSA 226.227 DEXTER. BARBARA 226 DIX. ALAN 226 DOMINGO. MARITA DRUK, TRACY DUBOIS. TIMOTHY 226 DUBRA. LAURA 226 DUDA. WENDY 226 DUFFY. KIMBERLY 226 DUFFY. MARGARET 226 DUNFEE, CHERRIE 226 DUNLEAVY, PATRICK 226 DURKEE. STEVEN 226 DZIEWIOR. CHAD 226 E EBERT. KRISTA 226 EDSTROM. LISA 226 EISENZIMMER. DARIN 133, 226 ELLETSON. JENNIFER 226 ELLINGSWORTH. ANGELA ERICKSON. BLAKE 226 ERICKSON. HEATHER 226 ERICKSON. LEANN 226 ERICKSON. RANDALL 226 ESCHER. DAVID 226 EVERHART. LANCE F FAUST. LAURA 140.226 FEESS. MARY 36.226 FEHN. TERESA 36.226 FELCH. DENNIS 36,226 FELDKAMP.ALAN FERCHO. BRETT 226 FERMOYLE, HEATHER 226. 231 FETTER. CHAD 227 FIELDS. MARK FIERECK, EDMUND 227 FISHER. KRISTIN 227 FITZPATRICK. MICHAEL 36 FLANAGAN, NATHANIEL 227 FLANNIGAN, JENNIFER FLESHER, THOMAS 227 FLORENTINE. TERESA 227 FORPAHL. DEBRA 227 FOSS. JULIE FRANK. KIMBERLY 227 FREEMAN. CHONA 227 FROEMMING, KEITH 227 FULLER DAVID227 G GALVIN. DAVID 227 GARAY. OLGA 227 GARCIA. JASON GARDNER. TIMOTHY 227 CASTER. RENEE 227 GEARHART. KYLE 227 GERHARDSON. MELISSA 36. 227 GERZEMA. MATTHEW 33.227 GILBERT. MELISSA 227 GIRARD. TARA 36.227.229 GLATZEL. CATHY GLIRBAS. CHAD 227 GLOWACKI. KIMBERLY 227 GODLEWSKI. DAVID 228 GOLEMBECK, KARI228 GOODRIE. ROBERT 227 GRANDBERRY. DARNELL GRANDE. AMY 9.228 GRIPP. MARK GROETTUM. KEVEN 228 GROSS. CHERYL 228 GROSS. KERRI 140.228 GRUIDL. JEFFREY 228 GUBBIN. TOMMY 228 GUESMAN. LARRY 228 GUSTAFSON. KENT228 GUSTASON. BRADLEY 228 H HADDEN. CHRISTOPHER 228 HAKARINE. KERRIE 100.228. 235 HALPHEN, DEREK 228 HAMES, ROBERTA HAMPTON. WILLIAM HANSEN. JASON 228 HANSON. SAMUEL HANSSEN, MICHELLE 140. 228 HARLAND. HOLLY 36 HARMON. SHAWN HARMS. LYNN 229 HART. DARREN 229 HAUPERT. DENNIS 36 HAUSTEIN. SARA 229 HAYEK. LISA HEBING, KIMBERLY 229 HEDIN. THERESA HEIKKE, NICOLE 227.229 HEINECKE, JOY 229 HELGESON. KRISTA 229 HELLAND, JASON HENDRICKS. MICHELE 229. 232 HENKE. MATTHEW 229 HENNING. ISAAC 229 HENRY. CHAD HENRY. DENISE 140.229 HENSEL. COREY 229 HERFINDAHL. ANN 229 HERMAN. MARY 229 HERMANSON. GRANT 229 HETLAND. JONATHAN HIGGINBOTHAM. KAREN 36. 230 HILL. TRENT 230 HILL. VINCENT 230 HINCHEY. CATHERINE 10. 19.34.230.240 HIPP. THOMAS HIRTE, JOSEPH 230 HOFF. CANDI 36.230.240 HOFFART. TINA HOFFMAN. HERBERT 230 HOGLUND, STEVEN 230 HOLT. ROBBIN 34.230 HOLTBERG, RYAN HOLUB. CANDICE HOMBACH. THOMAS 230 HORAN. KATHLEEN 34.228. 230 HOUGH. TYLER 133.230 HOVE. DAWN 230 HOWIE. STACY 230 HOYHTYA. ERIC 230 HUI, CHEUNG HULLEMAN. ROBERT 230 HUNTER. SHERRY HUSTED. JASON 230 I IGO. LEWIS 230 IMHOLTE. TODD 230 ISCHE. NAOMI 230 IVESDAL. KERRI 230 J JACKSON. KELLY 100.230 JACOBS. JOHN 230 JANDRO, KIM 36,230 JANICKE, CURTIS 230 JAQUES, JODY 230,231 JAROSZ. DAVID 230 JOHNSON. ALEXANDER JOHNSON. CHRIS 230 JOHNSON. DOUGLAS 230 JOHNSON. ERIC 230 JOHNSON. JAY 230 JOHNSON. TREVOR 230 JOHNSTON. CHAD 230 JONES. BRIAN 230 JONES. DEREK 230 JONES, JAMES 230 JOSEPHSON. JESSE 230 JUKULEN. JASON 230 K KAFKA. MARK 36,230 KALISZEWSKI, ANTHONY 231 KALTENBACH, KATIE 231 KARKINEN. TIFFANY KASA. KRISTIN 231 KAUFMAN. MICHAEL 231 KEISLING. JEFFREY 32.231 KELLY. JOEL 231 KELMAN, DEAN KENDLE, MARY 231 KERAN. JOHN 231 KERN. DONALD 231 KERN. HEIDI 231 K ETCHER. DAWN 36.140,231 KEYKAL. ANDREW 231 KIELMEYER, LAURA KIFFMEYER, KURT231 KINGSBERG. MICHELLE 231 KLAPHAKE. JOHN 231 KLEIN. SUSAN KLINKER. ANDREA 231 KLOSTER. JASON 231 KNUTSON. RYAN 231 KNUTSON, SARAH KOEP, CHERYL 231 KOETHE. MARK 231 KOPP. DANIEL 232 KOPP, DARLENE-232 KOWSKI. AMI 232 KREIN. TIFFANY 231 KRONE. MICHELLE 33.232 KU. THOMAS 231 KUNNICK. MICHAEL 232 KURTH. JEFFREY 232 KURTZ. GLEN KUXHAUSEN, TONYA 232 L LAM.TIENG LAMERE. JENNIFER 232 LANGREN, BRYAN LANO, JANEL239 LAPAGE, SHARRI232 LAQUIER. MICHELLE 232 LARSON. AMY 232 LARSON. MICHAEL LARSON. TIMOTHY 243 LATVAAHO. JASON LAVALIJCY, TERI LEE. CASANDRA 232 LENZ, MICHAEL 233 LETO. ANNE LEVCHAK, GREGORY 233 LINDBERG. MICHAEL LITTLEJOHN. CECELIA 233 LIVINGSTON. KELLY 233 LOCH. LIANE LOMEN, ANDREW 233 LONGLEY, CHRISTA 233 LUCKOW. ANNE 233 LUKES. JEANNE 233 LUND. ELIZABETH 233 LUND. RICK 233 LUNDBERG, SHERRI 233 LUNDEEN, CHAD 233 LYGRE. LAURA 233 M MACKENZIE. BROOKE 61.233 MACY. CHAD 233 MADSEN. CYNTHIA 233 MALECKI. MICHAEL 233 MANNING. KELLY 233,243 MARCH, RAYMUND 233 MARKO.TROY 234 MARKOWSKI. ANITA 36.234 MARQUETI, ELIZABETH 234 MARSH, KARA MARSHALL. HEIDI 234 MARTHALER. SHAWN 234 MARTINSEN. TIMOTHY 36. 234 MARTY. MELINDA 234 MARUSHIN. DANELLE 234 MATTSON. CHARLES 36.234 MAY. WILSON MCCALL. RANDY MCCLINTOCK. KELLY MCCLURE. MICHAEL 234 MCDONALD. KATHERINE 36, 140.234 MCELROY. CHRISTOPHER 234 MCFARLAND. KIRK 126.234 MCGARY, JOHN 234 MCGEE. TIMOTHY 36.234 MCGOWAN. TIMOTHY 234 MCGUIRE. MICHELLE 36.234 MCKENZIE. HEATHER 140. 234 MCLEAN. THOMAS 234 MENIER. LEE 234 MICKLE. SHELLY 231.234 MIEDEMA. GREGORY 234 MIKOLAJCZYK, NICOLLE 100,234 MILDON.GUY 234 MILLER. SCOTT 234 MILLS. JACQUELYN MISKOWIEC. THERESA 34. 234 MITCHELL. CINDY 140.234 MOBERG. PAMELA 234 MOE. LANCE 234 MOLBY. LANCE 234 MOLNAU. JASON 234 MONSON. NICHOL 234 MONT1JO, LISA 234 MOORE. JOHN 224.234 MOORE. KELLY MOREAU. JODI 234 MORRIS. WENDY 234 MOSHER. LINDY MULVILLE. HEATHER 235 MULVILLE. JENNIFER 235 MURPHY, JAMES 235 MURPHY. ROBERT 235 MURPHY. SUSANNE235 MURRAY. DEBRA 36.235 MURUSHIN. DENNELLE 100 N NAUM AN. TRAVIS 235 NAUS. THOMAS 235 NAVARRETTE. DARCY 235 NEDRY. WAYNE 235 NELSON. MICHELLE 235 NELSON. TONY 235 NESS. ERIC 235 NESS. JANETTE 235 NGUYEN. HAI NGUYEN. HY NGUYEN. QUAN NGUYEN. UYEN NIELSEN. ROBERTA NIELSEN. SONIA 235 NORDBERG. MARC NYLANDER. PAUL 33.223.235 o OBIEN. MICHAEL ODEEN. JOSEPH 235 OELKERS. CHRISTOPHER 235 OKONEK. TERRY 235 OLESEN, KEITH OLIVER. TERESE OLLILA, LORI OLSON. HEATHER OLSON. MARC OLSON. STEPHEN OLSON. TONY ORR, LISA ORTON. CHARLES OSIER. DEBRA 36 OSMONDSON. JAMES OSULLIVAN. JENNIFER 100 OTTO. CHARLES OVERMANN. PAMELA P PAAPE. KURT PAJA, STANLEY PAK.HUIMI PALMER. HOLLY 33 PARLOW. JENNIFER 36 PARR. BONNIE 237 PARSONS. MYSTI 237 PASICHNYK, MARIA 237 PATRICK. TIFFANY 237 PAULSON. ANDREW 237 PAWLAK. DANIEL 237 PEGG. KEVIN 237 PELLETIER. DANIEL 237 PELLETIER. DENNIS PENNOCK. DAVID 237 PEREZ. MARIO PEREZ. MICHELLE 237 PERRY. JOHN 102,237 PERSSON, MOLLY 237 PETERSEN. COLE PETERSEN.ROBERT PETERSON. HEIDI 237 PETERSON. KARYN 237,36 PETERSON. LAURA 237 PETERSON. PHAEDRA 237 PETERSON. ROBERT 237 PETERSON. SCOTT 238 PETERSON. WILLIAM PFEIFER. JEANNINE 238 PHILAVANH. ANOUSACK PHILLIPS. JENNIFER J. 238 PHILLIPS. JENNIFER L. PHILLIPS. SARAH 238 PICQUET. RICHARD 238 PIERCE. ERICA 228.238 PIERSKALLA. DEBRA 238 PODLASEK. STACY 238 POOL. LORETTA 36.238 POPE. JENNIFER 238 POSELEY. WILLIAM 238 POWERS. JEFFREY 238 PRASKY, ANDREW 238 PRATT. NORA PRINCE, HEATHER 238 PROUSE. JEFFREY PRUDEN. ROBERT 238 PUTTIN, JAMES 238 Q QUARBERG. CORINE 238 R RESNIKOFF, HOWARD 238 REVARD. THOMAS '238 REYNOLDS. ARON 238 REYNOLDS. KELLY 238 RHINHART, AMY 238 RILEY. CARRIE RINNE. CRAIG RIOUX, CHARLES ROBERTS. JOHN 238 ROBERTSON. SCOTT 238 RODRIGUEZ. NICHOL 36.238 ROE. STACY 238 ROERING. KEVIN 238 ROERS. MARTY 238 ROHRBACH. MICHELLE 238 Index — 245 ROMAULD. JULIE 238 ROOKER, COLLEEN 36.238 ROSENQUIST. MATTHEW 36. 238 ROSS. CORENE 238 ROWLEY. JENNIFER 36.238 RUNDLE. TIFFANY 29.36.238 RUSSELL. ELLISON 36.238 s SATOVICH. MARIA 239 SAUNDERS. JAMES 239 SAVAGE. MATTHEW 239 SCHAEFER. STEPHANIE 140. 239 SCHAUER. MARK SCHEIBER. ANDREW SCHILLINGER, TRICIA 239 SCHLEGEL. ROBERT 239 SCHMIDT. TODD 239 SCHNELLMAN. THOMAS 33. 239 SCHOMMER, MARK 239 SCHONNING, JESSICA 34.239 SCHWARTZ. TRACY 239 SCOTT. JAMES SCOTT. LORI SCULLY. TIMOTHY 239 SEAHOLM. JANET 239 SELBERG, CHAD 239 SERAN, TRACY 36.239 SHACKELFORD, SHANNON S HADDEN. JON 239 SHELANDER, ERIC SHERER. ANDREA SHIPLEY. JORDAN SHUMAN. CRAIG SIEMBACK, JENNIFER 239 SIGVERTSEN, CHRISTINA SJOSTEN, LEAH 36,240 SKEIE, LAURA 240 SLETTO, BRENDA SMITH. JAMES SMITH. JEROME 240 SMITH, JUANA 240 SMITH, THERESA 240 SMOLUCH. RACHAEL SNAPKO. REBECCA 240 SNYDER, DAVID 240 S OCHER. MELANIE 223,240 SOLBERG. PAULA 140,240 SPAH, DANIEL 240 SPANIER, JOHN 240 SPARKS. PAMELA 240 SPECHT, DAVID 240 SPENCE. RUSSELL 240 SPIZALE, KIMBERLY 240 STABE, ANNEMARIE 33.240 STAHLBERG, CHARLES STARKS. GWENDOLYN STAVEDAHL. UA 36.240 STAY. MELISSA 223.240 STEINER, JENNIFER 240 STEIN KOPF, LORI STEINMEYER, JOEL 241 STELTER, DOUGLAS STEMPER, JILL 241 STERZINGER, DAMON 241 STIELE, JULIE 241 STOCKWELL, CHRISTOPHER 241 246 — Index STRAHAN. PEGGY 34.241 STRAND. CARRIE 241 STRECKER. BRADLEY 241 STREETS. SHANNON 241 STROMBERG. ELIZABETH 102,240 STROMBERG, MARIA 241 STRONG. MARCUS 224.243 STURM. JEFFREY 241 SUND, MICHELLE 227,241 SURGES. AMY 241 SWANSON. AUNDRA 140.241 SWANSON. BRIAN 241 SWANSON. CARRIE 241 SWENSON. DUSTIN 218,241 SWENSON. JULIE 36.242 SZULGA. MONICA 33.242 T TAYLOR, JONATHAN 242 TELLOCK. TRACY THAI. ANH-TRAN THEISEN, WILFRED 133,242 TICARRO. CHRISTIAN 109. 240 TIRRELL, JUSTINE 242 TORKKOLA, LORI 36.140.240 TURK, MICHAEL 242 TVEITA, JEFFREY 242 TYLER, DAWN U UNDHEIM. TONYA 242 URAN. MARSHA 242 UVEGES. VICKY V VAN BRUNT. CORINNE 242 VANDERWERF, PAUL VELANDER, JOHN 242 VEVLE, RANDY 36.242 VOIGHT. ERIC VONDELINDE. JOHN 242 VONDELINDE, MICHAEL 242 VONGPHACHANH, AROUNDE 242 w WAGNER, TIM 242 WALD. ROBERT 242 WALLACE. DINAH 242 WALLMAN, KAREN 242 WALLNER, JENNELLE 242 WALSH. BRIAN 242 WARNER, CHRISTOPHER 242 WAZWAZ. HIYAM 241,242 WEBER, JENNIFER 36.242 WEISS. GARY 242 WEISSER, ERIK 242 WELLHAUSEN, CHRISTOPHER 242 WENDT, LORI 242 WESTERMAN, MARK 242 WESTON, JUDY 242 WHITNEY. CHRIS WIBORG. MICHELLE 242 WICK. CHERYL 242 WIEBE, RICHARD 100,242 WILKENS, AMY 36,242 WILKERSON, ONEKA 243 WILLIAMS. ANDREW WILLIAMS. DANIEL 243 WILLIAMS. JENNIFER 243 WILLIAMS. SCOTT 33.243 WILLIS. JASON 36.243 WINCZE. THOMAS 243 WIRTH. TINA 243 WISEMAN. ANTHONY WOLLIN, KIMBERLY 243 WOOD. DONALD 243 WRIGHT. GINAL 243 WUEBKERS, SCOTT 243 Y YARBROUGH, CRAIG YEATS. JAMES 243 YOBBE RISER, ANTHONY YOUNG, KAREN 243 YOUNG, ZENOBIA z ZAJAC. ANGELA 243 ZASTROW. TIMOTHY ZEHR, ERIC 243 ZELENAK, JILL 243 ZIMMERMANN. LAURA 36. 243 ZINNIEL, KEVIN 243 ZWACK, ALAN 243 GRADE 11 ABILD, KAREN ABRAHAMSON. KRISTA 200, 211,220 ACKERMAN. JEFFREY 200, 211 ADAMS. KIM 200 ALEXANDER. LAURA 200 ALMEN, JAMES 200 AMUNDSON. TODD 122,200 ANDERSON. ELISE 200 ANDERSON. ERIC 200,220 ANDERSON. JILL 200 ANDERSON. KATHY 200 ANDERSON, KEITH 200 ANDERSON. LAUREL 200 ANDERSON. MELANIE 200 ANONEN. ROBERT 200 ARNTSEN, DANIEL 200.213 ARTH. JAMES 122,200 AUTEY, DANIEL 122,200 AVERY. LISA 200 B BAER, JAMES BAKER. JUU 200 BANTA, TAMMY 33.34.200 BANWELL, MICHELLE 200 BARCUS, THOMAS 200 BARB. TRACY 112,201 BARRETT. BETH ANN 61.201 BARRETT. TAMMI201 BASTYR, MICHELE 34.103, 201 BAUER, BLAINE 122,201 BEAMER, KIRSTIN 201 BECKER, AMY 201 BEECHAM. JONATHAN 122, 201,209 BEISSEL, CHAD BENNETT, SCOTT 34.63.201, 205 BERG, CHRISTINA 201 BERG. DEBORAH 201 BERG. JENNIFER 201 BERG, TODD 201 BERNTSEN, JOANNA 33.201 BETSINGER, JODI 201 BIKA, SUNIL 202 BINGER, CHRISTINE 201,219 BIORN. CHRISTOPHER BISHOP. MELISSA 201 BJORUN, BRYAN 201 BLOSS, JEFFREY 95.201 BOCK. JULIE 201 BOGUCKI, ELIZABETH 201 BOHLIN, JOEL 201 BOOTH. ALAN 201 BOTHNER, KEVIN BOULANGER. MICHELLE 33. 201 BRADY. CYNTHIA BRANDT. NATHAN 20.34 BRANDT. STEVEN BRANHAM. THOMAS 33.201 BRANNEN, GREGORY 132 BRANSON. BARBARA 58.99. 201 BRAUN. BARBARA 201 BROOKS. TROY 202 BROSDAHL, LARS 201 BROSSEAU, JOANNE 201 BROWN. ADRIENNE 34.201 BRUCHS. KERRY 201 BUCHANAN. ROGER 201 BUDD, ANGELA 201 BUDNIK. DAWN 99.201 BUELOW, MARK 122,201 BURDETTE. SCOTT 201,215 BURKE, SUZANNE 84.201 BURLEY. JASON 201 BUROKER, MEREDITH 201 BUSCH. JENNIFER 201 BYRON, SCOTT 202 c CARLSON. JEFFREY 202 CARLSON, PAMELA 107,140. 202,211,219 CARLSON. SHARON 202 CARSTENSEN, JEANINE 34, 202 CARTER, MARC 122.202 CEDERBERG. CULLY 202 CHENG, FRED 24.25.90,202 CLARK, CURTIS 202 CLARK. KATHRYN 34.202 COATES. KELLIE 202 COFFEY. MICHELLE CONNOY, DANIEL 202 COOPER, JASON 202 COOPER. TRACEY CORTEZ. DANIELLE 21.34. 202,203,220 COS MAN. KENT 202 COSMAN. KURT 202 COURNEYA. TODD 122,202 CRONIN. CHRISTINA CROWLEY. MARK CULLEN. HEATHER 20T CZYSON. JOHN 202 D DAHLIN. LISA 34. 202 DAHLIN, LORI 202,212 DALTON. DONALD 202 DAVIS. DESIREE 203 DEHN, JILLAYNE 202 DEHN, ROBERT DEMARS, KELLY 203 DENEEN. DAWN 203 DENN, MIKE 67,203 DENNY, ANTHONY 63 DICK. JACQUELINE DILLON, MICHAEL 203 DDCON. SHANNON 203 DOMBROWSKI, KIMBERLY 29,34,203,211 DONNELSON, DARREN 122, 203 DORFF, CHARLES DORHOLT, JENNIFER 203 DOVORANY. STEVEN 9.203, 206 DUBRA, ALAN 203 DUFFY, TIMOTHY 140,203 DURKOT, KELLY 203,220 E ECKSTEIN. KIM 33,203 EDSTROM, JOHN 203 EDWARDSON, DAWN 203 EHRMAN, ROSALIE 203 EICHTEN, CHAD 203 ELFTMANN. TODD 122,203 ELIA SON, AMY 113 ELSENPETER, LORI 203 ENGER, KRISTEN 203 ENRIGHT. MICHAEL ERDMAN, KRISTIN 203 ERICKSON, BRIAN 203 ERICKSON. CAMI ERICKSON. JAMES 34.203 ETIENNE. RICHARD F FASBENDER, GINGER 203 FEHLBERG, MELANIE 204 FEHN, BRUCE 204 FEHRMAN, DARCI204 FEIST, RONALD 204 FERCHO, WENDY 204 FERGUSON. DEANA 204 FERRARI. STEPHANIE 204 FERRELL, MELINDA 204 FILIPIAK, DONALD FINNAMORE, CHRISTINE 34. 204 FISCHER, HOLLY 204 FISCHER, SHERI 204 FLANNERY, BRADLEY 204 FLOYD. CHRISTOPHER FOGEL, JAMES 200,204 FOGLESONG, NEIL 204 FOLLETT, SCOTT 122,204 FORPAHL, ROBERT 34,122, 204 FOURNIEA, JEFFREY FRANZ, JODI 18.34,107,204 FRITZ, DONALD 204 FRITZ, KELLY 204 FROELICH, WINIFRED 33. 109,204 G GANLEY, JEFFREY 204 GARLAND, KANDI204 GEARHART. TAMMY 34,204 GEISLER, PAMELA 34,204, 220 GELHAR, DAVID 204 GIANDALIA, JOE GLOEGE. CHRISTOPHER 204 GLOVER, THERESA 204 GOLDMAN. RONALD 204 GOLIGOWSKI, TRACY 34,204 GOWIN. VALERIE 204 GRIFFIN, LEONARD GROSSELL, KIMBERLY 204 GROVE. GREGORY 90.204 GROVES. AMY 140,204,214 GUNDERSON, CRAIG 204 GUNDLACH. LESLIE 204 H HAARSTAD. DONNA 34,140, 204 HAGESTUEN, KRISTEN 140, 204 HAKE, JEFF 204 HALLONQUIST. THOMAS 29,204 HAMMOND. WENDY 206 HANKEN. KATHY 205 HANSON, DAWN 205 HARDER. ELIZABETH 95.206 HAREMZA. SHAWN 205 HARFF. STEFANIE 34,205 HARGETT. SANDRA HARTH, GRANT HARTNER, SHAWN HAUG, CAROL 206 HAUGEN, JULIE HAURILICK. KATHRYN HAWKES. MICHAEL 206 HAZLEDINE, JAMES 122,205 HEALY, TODD 205 HEER, MARK 205 HEESCH, STACI206 HEINRICH. KRISTIN 109,205 HENDRICKS. KIMBERLY 205 HENDRICKSON. GARY 205 HENKELS. CHRISTOPHER 205 HENNINGSON, TONY 122,205 HENRY, JEFFREY 205 HERALY, TINA HERBERG, AMY 205 HEROINE, KRISTEN HERMAN. CHRISTOPHER 205 HETLAND, KRISTEN 205 HEWITT. NICOLE 206 HIGGINBOTHAM. JANET 34, 206 HILL, STTACI 108,206 HINDBERG, RAYMOND HOBSON. ALISON 33.206 HOCKERT, BRENT 206 HOGAN, JASON 206 HOLLAND. MARK 122,206 HOLLIE, QUENTIN HOLMES. JEFF 206 HOLMES. LAURA HOUTS, CONSTANCE HREHA, DANIEL 12.122,124, 206 HUDOBA, LINDA 206 HUDSON, SUSAN 206 HUELSKAMP, JON 206 HUNTER, JODI 33.206 HUTTNER, CHRISTOPHER 203,206 J JABLONSKI, CARRIE 140,206 JANICKE, USA 206 JARNOT, BRENT JELEN, CONSTANCE 206 JENNINGS, TODD JENSEN, JULIE 206 JENSON. JOAN 206 JERECZEK, JOSEPH 207 JERMUSEK, FRANK 207 JOELSON, DANIEL 207 JOHNSON, DANE 207 JOHNSON. ERIC JOHNSON. ERICA JOHNSON. JENNIFER 207 JOHNSON. KIM JOHNSON. RACHEL 207 JOHNSON, RANDY JOHNSON. SANYA 207 JOHNSON. STACEY 207 JOHNSON, STEVEN 67.95 JOHNSON. TODD 207 JOHNSTON. MARY 207 JOINER, BECKY 207 JONASON. PAUL 128,207 JONES, SCOTT JORGENSEN. DENNIS JORGENSEN. DIANE 33.207 JOYCE, MICHAEL 34.207 K KADEN, ANTHONY 207 KADER, KHALID 207 KAMP. CHARISSE 207 KARGER, KENNETH KAUFMANN, WILLIAM 207 KAUTZ, LIESL KEEGEL, HEIDI 207 KEITH LEY. CARLA 207 KELLY, CHRISTOPHER 207 KENNINGTON, DANIEL 207 KELLY. DEBORAH 34,207 KIEFER, PAUL 207 KIM, HO-YEUN KINCH, BRETT 207 KINNEY, JAMES 34.95,207 KIVI. LISA 207 K LATTE. JENNIFER 207 KLAUS, RENEE KUNKER, JACQUELINE 207 K LOCKE, SHANNON 207 KLUDT, HEIDI 34,207 KNUTSON, CHAD 207 KNUTSON, CHARLOTTE 207 KOEPPLIN, RAYETTE 63,207, 220 KOHLER, MICHAEL KOLBINGER, KIRK 208 KONDRAK, SUSAN 208 KONKLER, MEREDITH 34. 208 KOPP. SHARON 99.208 KOWALCZYK, KRISTIN 208 KROEPLIN, MARK 122,208 KROLL, CHARLES 12.29.122, 208 KRONE. JENNIFER 208 KRUGER, JAMES 208 KRYCH, KENNETH 208 KU, PETER MICHAEL 34,208 KULAS. MICHAEL 208 L LA LIBERTE. NICOLE 140,208 LAIB, RHONDA LAM, TAI208 LANGERMAN, ERIC 122 LARSON. DOUGLAS 208 LARSON. MICHELE 33.208 LARSON. STEVEN 122,208 LE, THY LEAF. TONYA 208 LEHNER, WENDY 208 LEMKE, CAROL LEMMER, JASON 208 LEMONDS, AMIE 140.209 LEUTY, KRISTIN 209 LEVENS. JEFFREY 66.209 LEVESQUE. NICOLE LEVILLE, CHRISTOPHER LEWIS. LEON LIN, ERIC 209 LIND. JARROD 209 LIND, JONATHAN 209 LINDMAN, JILL 209 LITWILLER, GREGORY 209 LLOYD, PATRICIA 209 LOND, CHRISTOPHER 209 LONKEY, BRENDA 209 LOOMIS. JAMES LOSIE, USA 209 LUCAS. KIM 209 LUCAS. STEPHEN LUCKOW. LAURA 209 LUDWiG, JAMES 209 LUND. CAROLINE 34.209 LUNDBORG, MARK 122,209 LUNDGREN, BECKY LUTGEN, USA 209 LUU, HOA 209 LUU, LIEN 209 LUU.MUI209 LUU, SAM 209 M Index — 247 MANDRICH. MICHELE 210 MANNING, COLLEEN 210 MANSON. BRIAN 210 MARLER, LORI 210 MARR. LESLIE MARSKE, JENNIFER 210 MARTINEZ. JENNIFER 210 MASON. HEATHER 210 MAY. BART 208. 209 MAY. BRET 210 MCNALLY. MICHAEL 127,210 MCCASKEL. GLORIA 210 MCGUIRE. MARK 210 MCINTYRE. JODY 126,210 MEICHSNER. BETH 210 METSAI A, KIRSTEN 210 METZ. KIMBERLY 210 MEYER. DIANE 210 MEYER. WAYNE 210 MIDDLETON. JOHN 210 MILLER. CHRISTOPHER 210 MILLER. JASON 122,210 MILLER. JENNIFER 34.210 MILLER. KARA 34.211 MOBERG. DOUGLAS 211 MOE. TINA 63.211 MOEN. SHANNON 211 MONTREUIL. JENNIFER 211 MOON. CHAD 34.211 MOORE. DAVID 211 MORENO. DAVID 211 MORTENSON, JESSICA 211 MOSHER. BONNY 34.211.215 MOSHER. JEFF MOTZKO, AMY 211 MULCAH Y. ERIN 34.211 MULLEN. TANIA 203.211 MURRAY. DIANE 211 N NEILSON, MELISSA 211 NELLES. STEVEN 211 NELSON, ELIZABETH 34.211 NELSON. JENNIFER 211.214 NELSON, JONATHAN 126.210 NELSON. REBECCA 211 NELSON. SANDRA 62 NELSON. TRACY 211 NEWBERG. CHRISTIAN 211 NGUYEN. DONG 211 NGUYEN. TAM 211 NGUYEN. TRINH 212 NGUYEN. VIET 212 NICKLAY. LISA 211 NORD. ROSS 212 NORDSTROM. BRENT 212 NORDSTROM. KATRINA 34. 212 NORMAN. MICHAEL 212 NORTH. GINGER 212 NOW ACKI. CYNTHIA O OAKLAND. JOEL 122.212 OAKVIK, SHARON OCONNELL, TIMOTHY OCONNOR. TODD 212 ODEEN. JAMES 212 OLSON. AARON 248 — Index OLSON. KIMBERLY 212 OLSON. MARK 212 OLSON. SHERRI 212 ONEILL, STEPHANIE 212 ORGON. TODD 122.212 ORVIS. JAMES 19.34.212.220 P PAAL, BRIAN 212 PALM. BRENT 34.212 PARADISE. MARC 212 PARTINGTON. BRENDA 212 PASSMORE. ADAM 212 PAULSON. KARI 140.213 PAVLAK. JESSICA 213 PAWLOSKI. MICHAEL PEACOCK. JENNIFER 213 PEDERSEN. JANE 213 PELKEY, ANGELA 213,109 PESTA. HANLEY 213 PETERSON. LISA 213 PETERSON. PHOEBE 213 PETERSON. RICHARD PETERSON. ROBIN 213 PETERSON. SCOTT D. 213 PETERSON. SCOTT J. 213 PETERSON. TRENT 213 PHILAPHANDETH. MALAY PHILLIPS. RONALD 122 PIERCE. RHONDA 203,213 PIERSKALLA, JEFFREY 213 PIETRZAK, JEFFREY 213 POLOMNY, MICHAEL 121.213 POOL. LARRY 213 PORTER, JON PRIBBLE, BOBBI PROULX, MONIQUE PUDAS, KENNETH 33.213 PURDES, JILL 24, 213 Q QUAN, ANN 213 QUICK. LYNETTE 213 R RACHEL, TANNAJEAN 213 RADZOM. AMY 214 RANDOLPH. BRET 214 RATHMANNER. LISA 214 RATTEI, JENNIFER 34. 214 REARDON. MARTINA 214 REDMOND. JENNIFER 214 REESE. LYNETTE 214 REEVES. TIM 214 RESNIKOFF. DANIEL RICHARDSON. TROY 214 RICHTER, JEREMY RISER. ERIC RISER. THERESA 214 ROCHFORD. MATTHEW 214 ROERING. HEIDI 214 ROL, JOHN 214 ROMO. LEAH ROOS, STEFAN IE 34.214 ROTHBAUER. JOHN 214 RRIBBLE. BOBBI 214 RU1KKA, ERIC 214 RUNNION. TAMARA 214 RYAN. THOMAS 214 RYDBERG. JEFF 214 s SAICE, PAUL 122.214 SAKS. JASON 214 SALCEDO. YASMIN 214 SAND. KATRINA 214 SANDOVAL. JASON SAUTER, MIKKI 215 SAVAGE. MELISSA 215 SAWCHAK, JOHN 215 SAX. SCOTT 215 SCARROW. STEVEN 215 SCHAAF, DAWN 215 SCHLAIS. CHRISTOPHER 215 SCHLEE. PAULA 205.215 SCHMIDT. KRISTINA 140.215 SCHMIDT. STACY SCHNELLMAN. VICKI 33.215 SCHOPPE. DARCY 215 SCHREINER. NICOLE 215 SCHROEDER. JOHN 215 SCHUTZ. THOMAS 66.215 SCHWICHTENBERG. KIMBERLY 34.215 SCOTT. WILLIAM 215 SERRES. ALISA 215 SHANE. JOHN 127.215 SHANOR, FRANK 215 SHAW. WENDY 215 SHELLUM. STACY SIMPSON. SHAWN SIMS. THOMAS SITTS. PAMELA 215 SJAAHEIM, TROY SKAJ A. JEFFREY 122.215 SKINDELIEN, JASON 122.215 SKRAMSTAD, STEVEN 215 SMITH. ANGEI.A 216 SMITH, LISA 216 SMITH. MICHELE 216 SMITH. ROBERT 34.216 SMITH. SAMUEL SNOOK. ROBIN 216 SOLBERG, DOUGLAS 216 SOLBERG, LEIGH 203.216 SOMMERFELDT, CHAD 216 SOPHIE. CHRISTINA 216 SORENSEN. JAMIE 122.216 SPARKS. LYNETTE 216 SPARS. RODNEY 216 SPENCE. MICHELLE 216 SPENCER. GEOFFREY 133, 216 SPIROPOULOS. GEORGIA 216 ST. JOHN. TERRY STEBBINS. TINA 216 STEDMAN. MARK 216 STEIL, SHERRI 140.216 STEJSKAL. KATHY 140,216 STENERSON. LISA 216 STEVENS. TRACIE STOECKL, RAYMOND 216 STRANDBERG, LESLIE 216 STRAUSS. MARC STRIEBEL. SCOTT 216 STRONG. GINNY 109 SUBJECT. MICHAEL 216 SUNDSETH. KENT 216 SWANSON. VIKKI 216 T TATUR, JEFFREY 122,216 TAUFEN. MICHELLE 216 TELEGA. JOHN 34.127.216 TESMAR. JASON 216 THAI. ANH-TUAN 216 THARP. MICHAEL THEROUX. NANCY THOMPSON. DAWN 216 THOMPSON. KRISTINE 19. 216 THOMPSON. MATTHEW 122. 216 THOMPSON. MICHAEL THOMPSON. TRACI 216 THORSON. ANGELA 216 TICARRO, CAROLINE 216 TIRRELL. PEGGY 216 TOLLEFSON. KEVIN 217 TOMLINSON. KRISTINE 217 TORRES. JOSEPH 217 TOSEL. MALINDA 217 TOWNSEND. CLACI217 TRAN. MY-LINH TRAN. TAM VAN 217 TRINH. TUYET TYO. VALENTINA V VAN DER WERF. AMY 217 VANKEMPEN. BILL 217 VARGO. SCOTT 217.220 VELASQUEZ, STEVEN VICKMAN, DAN VONGPHACHANH. REUANGDETH VRAA. KYLE 217 w WADSWORTH. KARA 217 WAGNER. KARL 217 WALLNER. JODI WANVIG, MARC WARNER. MICHAEL WATERS. KRISTEN 217 WEIERS. BLAIR 122.217 WEIHN.GARY WEIS. SCOTT 217 WELBERG. KELLY 26.217 WELLS. RACHEL 217 WELTON. SANDRA 217,203 WENSEL. SCOTT 122,217 WESCOTT. JASON 217 WESOLOWSKI. BRENDA 218 WEST. ANTHONY 208,218 WESTAD. JOANN 218 WESTER. ROBERT WHALEY, CRAIG 218 WHEELER. JEFFREY 33. 127. 218 WHITE. MICHAEL 122,218 WICK A. CHRIS 218 WIERINGA, CHRISTOPHER 218 WILKERSON, MELVIN 218 WILKINS. LANA 140.218 WILLIAMS. KELLI 218 WILLIS. DAVID 218 WILLIS. VICKEY 218 WIRTZ. LISA 218 WOJTYSIAK. SHERRY WOLD. RANDY 218 WOODRUFF. THOMAS 122. 218 WOODY. DANIEL 218 WUORNOS, DAWN 218 Y YOUNG, ROBERT 218 YURCH. ROBB 218 Z ZACK. BECKY 218 ZAKIS. ERIK ZEMAN. JAMES 66.218 ZEMEK.TINYA ZIMMERMAN. GAIL 218 ZIMMERMAN. PETER 218 ZONDLO. TIMOTHY 218 ZROKER. MICHELLE 218 GRADE 12 ABUMAYYALEH. SAMIRA ADELMANN. KATHERINE 162 ALCOTT. DAVID 103.162 ALTO. WADE 162 ALTUVILLA, TINA ANDERSON. DEANNA 162. 180 ANDERSON. DEBRA 162,180 ANDERSON. KELLY 162.180 ANDERSON. MARK 162,180 ANDERSON. RICHARD 67.162 ANDERSON. SHEILA 162 ANDERSON. STEPHANIE L. 54.69.162 ANDERSON. STEPHANIE R. 56 AUDETTE. CHERYL 62 B BACHMANN. DANIEL 99.162 BAER. JOHN BAILEY. RICHARD 162 BAKER. CATHY 34.162 BALTHAZOR, PAUL 24.122. 162.181 BARLAND. SHANNON 162 BARNEY. LORI 21.34.56.162 BARSTOW. ANNE 163 BASEL. DAYNA BATES. ERICK 163,126 BATTY. MONICA 61.163 BAUER. KIMBERLY 34.163 BEDNARCZYK. THOMAS 67. 99.122.163 BEECHAM. FLOYD 4.163 BELFREY. IEESH1A BELT. MICHAEL BELZER. BENJAMIN 163 BENSON. MICHAEL 9.12.24, 122.163 BERG. JOHN 163 BERGELAND.JOHN 163 BERGSTROM. KYM 163 BERTHIAUME. GINA 163 BERTLING, DARREN 163 BETSINGER, DOUGINS 56. 163.186 BIALON. MARSHA 163 BIKA, KULDEEP BILICH. BRADLEY 164 BIONDO. STEPHEN 164 BIPES. GENE 164 BISHMAN. BRYAN 164 BLAIR. JULIE 56.57.164 BLOOMQUIST, DAVID 164 BOCK. CHRISTINE 56.154 BOESHANS. I ANA 164 BOJAN. APRIL 164 BOLANDA. SUSAN 140.164 BOOTH. NINA 67.164 BOURASSA. KEVIN 99.122. 164 BRACHT. CHERYL 34.67.161 BRADSHAW. TERRI 164 BRADY. ANTHONY BRAND. PETER BRA NDES. JEFFREY 164.168 BRANSON. DONALD BRAT. JAMES 164 BRETH, JAMES 164 BROEN. CHRIS 164 BROWN. ANGIE 165 BROWN. CHARLES 165 BROWN. KARIN 165 BRUNN. STEPHEN 8.12.13. 24.29.122.165 BULLINGER. GREGG 165 BULTMAN. DEBORAH 165 BURLINGAME. TROY BUSHINGER. 8H ARLENE 67. 165 BUSS. ROBERT 165 C CAIN. SANDRA 165 CALHOUN, BRADLEY 165 CARLSON. KEVIN 165 CARLSON, RICHARD 165 CAUSTON. JEFFREY 34.165 CHAMBERS. JODY 56.165 CHARBONEAU. PATRICIA 63. 165 CHMIELEWSKI. LISA 62.165 CHOCK, ROBB 166 CHRISTENSON. DAVID 13.34. 166 CHRISTIANSON. WENDY 166 CILKE. BRENDA CLEATH. CHRISTOPHER 166 CLEMENTS. DAVID 34.107, 166 COMMERS. JAMES 99 COOLBROTH. KYLE 166 CORBIN. SPENCER 166 CRANDALL. ANDREW 109. 166 CREAMER. JEFFREY 34.56. 166 CRESS WELL, DARRIN 167 CROSBY. CYNTHIA 167 CROWLEY. MICHAEL67.167 D DAHL. TAMMY 167 DALEIDEN, DIANE 167 DALY. JOHN 167.179 DAVIS. ANDREA 56. 167 DAVIS. BONNIE 24.34.58.167. 175 DAVIS. MICHELLE 56.167.175 DAVIS. NANCY 140,167 DAY. ARTHUR 167 DE MARRE, RODNEY 167 DEEMER. DAVID 167.179 DEILKE. SHAWN 167 DEMARS. CARRIE 34.107.167. 140 DETENANCOUR, ROBERT 167 DETJEN, MICHELLE DEWOLF. KAREN 168 DISSMEYER. JEFFREY 168 DOLS, CATHERINE 168 DONAHUE. KATHLEEN 168 DONLEY. SUSAN 168 DORHOLT, KRISTAN 168 DOTY. LENA 168 DRAKE. CYNTHIA 168 DRISTE. KRISTI 168 DUBOIS. ROBERT 168 DUNLEAVY. CHRISTOPHER 168 DUWENHOEGGER. DOUGLAS 56.57.168 DUWENHOEGGER. PAUL 54. 56,69.168 DYKHUIZEN. DANIEL 168 E EBERT. BRIAN 168 EDBERG. CRAIG 61.168 EDSON. CHRISTINE 168 EGGERUD. LINDA 168 ELIASON, AMY 63.169 ELLETSON, RALPH ELLIOTT. MARK 169 ELLIS. SHERYL 169 ENGEBRETSON, CHRISTOPHER 169 ENGEL. STEVEN 169 ENGMAN. STACY 169 ENGSTROM. KARLA 169 ERICKSON. KEVIN 169 ERLANSON, SCOTT 56.169. 182 EVANS. CAMERON 169 EWING. TODD 34.122.169.181 F FAENGKRATHOK. ROME FAHEY. ANGELA FAUSCH. CRAIG 169 FERMOYLE. JAMES 169 FERRETTI. ALLAN 169 FISCHER. RICHARD 169 FLOM. MELISSA 169 FIX)YD. BRYCE 169 FLOYD, CRYSTAL 169 FORRESTER. SEAN 56.169 FORSGREN. MATTHEW 10. 18.34.169 FORWARD. JULIE 66.170 FOSLAND. AMY 170 FOSTER. NICOLE 170 FRANCIS. CARIANNE 170 FRANCIS, JAMES 170 FRITZ. TEDMOND 170 FUERST. PAMELA 170.180 FUERST. PATRICIA 170.180 G GAGEBY. JOHN 170 GAGNON. DEAN 170 GALLO. JOHN 170.178 GARDNER. KIMBERLEE GARRETT. BONNIE 170 CAUSE. WENDY 170 GEMELKE. KRISTINE 34.56. 170 GERHARDSON. SUSAN 34. 170.189 GERMUNDSBN, CARRIE 170 GILLIS, LAURA 170 GJESVOLD. CORY GORNEY. THEODORE 171 GOULD. JODI 171 GRALESKE. JOSEPH GRISWOLD. CHRISTIE 171 GROSE. CHRISTOPHER 34. 171 GUNDERSON. RANDALL 56. 171 GUSTAFSON. KIM 171 GUTENBERG. STEVE 171 GUTTERUD. TONI 171 H HAHN. KIM 171 HALVERSON. DENNIS HANSON. BRIAN 171 HARDIN. DEANNA 34.67.171 HARKER. JILL 171 HART. CHRIS 67.99.122,174 HARTH. TROY 171 HARTNER, BRET 171 HAUGEN. WILLIAM 171 HAWK. MATTHEW HAZLEDINE. SUSAN 172 HEALY. PATTIE63.172 HEIBEL. JEFFREY 172 HEIKKE. JASON 172 HEINKE, MARY 172 HERBST. JOSEPH 172 HESS. STEVEN 172 HILL. BRIAN 172 HILSTROM. KENT34.172 HOFF. KRISTIE 34.173 HOLDEN. JILL 173 HOLLENBECK.KIMBERLY 26.34,173,188 HOLM-NORDLI, DAG 9.122. 173 HOLST. MICHELLE 166,173 HOLZKNECHT, DIANE 173. 188 HONGERHOLT. SHERRY HORNER. JOHN 173 HOUGH. BRYON 133.173 HOULE. JULIE 173 HOWE. MONA 34.56.173 HUEBSCHEN. JEFFREY Index — 249 HULL, MICHAEL 26.99.174 HUMPHREY. NANCY 174 HUNTER. SONJA HUSS. DAWN 63,174 HUSTED. KENNETH HUYNH. HUNG I IRWIN. ROBIE ISKIERKA. JAMES 174 IVERSON. WENDY 174 J JACKSON. PATRICK 174 JAGLO, JANELLE 174 JANDRO, TROY 174 JANICKE. STEVEN 174 JASICKI. BETH 174 JENNINGS. JASON JENSEN. ANDREW 99,174 JENSEN. KEITH 174 JOHNSON. BRIAN 112.122, 174 JOHNSON. DAVID 174 JOHNSON. JEAN 174 JOHNSON. JESSICA 175 JOHNSON. JOEL JOHNSON. KOREY 175 JOHNSON. TIMOTHY 18,21, 56.57.58.175 JOHNSON. TODD 126,175 JOHNSON. TROY 132,175 JONES. KRISTINE 175 JONES. LYNN 34.175 JONES. MARK 95.133,175 JONES. WENDY JUDGE. PHILLIP JUNDT. JACQUELINE 175 K KALISCH. CHARLES 175 KASA. CRAIG 175 KATZ. RICHARD 175 KAYSER. DAVID 112.175 KELVIE. JULIE 34.175 KEMKES. KEVIN 175 RERAN. PATRICK 10.13.132. 175 KERANEN, JILL 175 KETCHER. CARRIE 34.175 KINCAIDE. ANNIE 176 KJOS. STEPHANIE 34 KLEIN. LISA 34.176 KLUKKEN, ANN 176 KLUKKEN, ROBERT 176 KNOBLAUCH. MARK 176 KNUTSON. AARON 176 KNUTSON. DANIEL 176 KOCINA. VALERIE 90.176 KOEGL, AMY 56.176 KRAGNESS. STEVE 176 KRAMER. CINDY 34. 176 KROLL, CATHLEEN 176 KUBEL. BJARNE KUXHAUSEN. ANNA 56.57. 176 L LACHANCE. MARY 176 LACLARE, DAWN 176 LAM. KHANH 176 LAMPERT. LISA LANGSTON. MONICA 176 LANO, JASON 176 LARSON, AMY 34.177 LE. MARIE 177 LEAF. ERIC 177 LECK, STEVEN 177 LEE. BRIAN 122.177 LICK. JENNIFER 177 LIES. JOHN LIND. JENNIFER 177 LITTLEFIELD, NATHANIEL LITWILLER, JULIE 56.57.177 LOTH. KRISTY 34.177 LOXTERCAMP. MARTY 177 LUCKING. JOHN 33.34.177 LUND. GREGORY 127,177 LUND. KELLY 177 LUNDIN, JERI177 LUNDMARK. DAWN 177 LUU. HOA M MACDONALD. TRENT 67.122. 177 MACKENZIE, HEATHER MACPHERSON. KYLE 26.29. 167,177 MACY, GINA 177 MADICH. ROBERT 66.177 MAEGI. BERNARD 122,177 MAGNUSON. BRENDA 178 MAGNUSON. DEBORAH 178 MAJESKE. TODD 178 MAKOWSKI. SARA 178 MANNING. LINDA 178 MARSH. ANGELA 56.178 MARTIN. DOMITA 178 MARTINSON. CHRISTOPHER 27.178 MARTINSON. JULIE 178 MAUNU, JODI MAY, KEITH 178 MAY. SONYA 56.178 MCCASKEL, INA MCCOY. MICHAEL 178 MCDEVITT. SUSAN 178 MCDONOUGH. JEFF 122,124. 178 MCGARY. SHAWN MCGOWAN. MICHAEL 178 MCGUIRE. MICHELLE 178 MCKEEVER.JILL9.179 MEIER. DAWN 179 MESSER. LARA METCALFE. MARK 179 METZ. SUSAN 34.179 METZGER. STEPHEN MILLER. BARBARA 67.166. 179 MILLER. BRIAN 66.179 MILLER. MICHAEL 122.179 MILLER. ROBERTA 179 MINOR, KEITH 179 MITCHELL. DANIEL 179 MITCHUM. ANITA MOLDENHAUER. KEN MORRIS. AMY 34.179 MOSHIER. MARIA 179 MULCAHY. PATRICK 179 MULLER. ERIC 179 MUSGRAVE, WILLIAM 26.179 N NADA.GEHAN 179 NECKLEN, GLENN 4.126.180 NEDRY.JUDY NELSEN. LORI 180 NELSON. ANDREA 180 NELSON. DAVID 59.180 NELSON. SHAWN 116.180 NELSON. STEVEN 162,182 NESS, JOHN 180 NESS. VERNON NESTEBY, JODI 180 NEUBERGER. MICHAEL 116, 166 NEWBERG, JAMESON 180 NGETH. RACHAEL NGO. TUAN NGUYEN. SON VAN NIERENHAUSEN. DAVID 180 NORDSTROM. LAURIE 116. 181 NOREEN. ERIC 56.57.112.116. 181 NORMAN. JAY 181 O OACHS. SUSAN 181 OCONNOR. MICHELE 67.181 OJARD. MARK 181 OLIVER. STEVE 34.122 OLSHACK, DEWAYNE33.181 OLSON. BRANDY OLSON. CHRISTOPHER OLSON. ERIC 181 OLSON. ROSS 34.181 OLSON. SHERRY 181 ORNING, KELLY 56.181 OTTO. DANETTE 181 P PAK. HUIKWA 181 PALCHER. SHERI 181 PALLUM. ERIC 181 PALMER. BETH 181 PALMER. MARI 56.182 PARSONS. COREY 182 PARSONS. LISA 38.56.140. 182 PAULSON. KRISTIN 182 PEARSON. GLEN 182 PEARSON. TERESA PEDLAR. DEREK 182 PEELOR, PATRICIA 182 PELKEY, REBECCA 34.182 PENDZIMAS, SHAWN PENN. CRAIG 182 PENNINGTON. ELIZABETH 182 PERI LLO. CHRISTINA 164. 182 PERKINS. CHRISTOPHER 182 PERKO. JOHN 103.176. 182 PERLOWSK I. TIMOTHY 182 PERRAULT. DANIEL 182 PERRAULT, SHERRI 56.140 182 PERSON. MARK A. 183 PERSON. MARK R. 183 PESTA, THERESA 56.183 PETER. JILL 166.183 „ PETERSON. DARRELL 183 PETERSON. ROBERT 183 PETERSON. STEVEN 183 PFEIFER. MARK 183 PHANEUF. LYNN PHILLIPS, RICHARD 19.183 PHILLIPS. TOM 183 PICCO. GREGORY 183 PIERSKALLA. SCOTT 183 PIGEON. DEANNA 183 PILLE, ERIK PLAHUTA. KARIN 183 PLOWMAN. WILLIAM POITRA. JEFF 183 POOL. RONALD 183 POTVIN. SHERRI 183 POTVIN. STEPHEN 183 PRATT. JOHN 183 Q QUICK. SUZANNE 183 R REEM. KEVIN 116.184 REICHSTADT. BETH REINHARD. KRIS 184 RENNER. LISA 184 RESCH. DAVID 56.184 RHOLL, RANDINE 184 RICHARDS. LAURIE 62,184 RICHTER. DAVID 184 RIEBER, MARK 184 RIOUX, KATHLEEN 184 RISER. SAMSON RISTROM. MATTHEW 184 ROBAN. MARK 184 ROBBINS. MICHELLE 184 ROCHEFORD, ANDREW 10. 34.165.184 RODENBORN. AUDRA 34.184 RODRIGUEZ. DANIELLE 184 ROERING. HEATHER 66.184 ROERS. MERLIN 56.185 ROLLO, THOMAS 34.185 ROMUALD. DAVID 185 ROOP. SCOTT 112.185 RORVICK, ANTHONY 56.57. 185 ROSSMAN. KENT 122.174,185 ROWLEY. SHEILA 34,185 RUHBERG. BRADLEY 34.185 s SAITO. TADASKI185 SALLEY. KRISTI 185 SANDS. JEFFREY SAUNDERS. JOSEPH 185 SAUTER. CARRIE 19.34. 185 SCAVONE. CHRISTINE 10.185 SCHAEFFER. TODD 10.132, — Index 185 SCHERVEN, BLAISE SCH LEE, JOHN 122,185 SCHLICHT. WAYNE 185 SCHMIDT. DALON 67.132,171 SCHMIDT. JAMES 122, 185 SCHROER, PATRICIA 99.185 SCHULTZ. MARQUITA SCHUTZ. MARK 185 SCHWARTZ. RANDY 186 SCHWEIGERT. CARIE 186 SCHWERIN. TODD 186 SCH WICHTENBERG. JULIE 34.186 SCOTT. JAY 66, 186 SEGNER. HEIDI SEIGERT. JULIE 34.56, 186 SERAN. JENNIFER 186 SETTERSTROM. CINDY 186 SETTLEMIRE. JOHN SEVERIN. DARLA SHARP. NICOLE 186 SHEA. TODD 9.13.186 SHERER. CLAYON 122.186 SITTS. DAVID 186 SJAAHEIM. STACY SMITH. DONALD 13.122,174, 186 SMITH. JAMES 186 SMITH. KENNETH 34. 186 SMITH. LISA 187 SMITH, TAMMI 187 SNAPKO. WILLIAM 56.187 SNELL. MONA 187 SNIDER. MICHAEL J. 29.187 SNYDER. KRISTIE 187 SNYDER. MICHAEL D. 116.187 SNYDER. MICHEAL A. 187 SNYDER. STEVEN 166,187 SORENSON. CHRISTINE 29. 187 SPAH. LANCE 187 SPENCE. REBECCA 34.187 SP1ROPOULOS. MERSINI8. 11.13.38.187 ST. CYR. CHRIS ST. DENNIS. JILL 116,187 STAHLBERG. ROBERT 187 STANLEY. TROY 187 STAY. DANIEL 122.187 STEMPER. ANTHONY 187 STEPHENS. ANDREW 67.187 STEWART. BRIAN STIMPSON. JASON STOESZ. GREGORY 187 STOLITIZA. JOHN 187 STRICKLEN. MEGAN SULLIVAN. PAUL 188 SUND, MICHAEL 188 SUNDAHL. LESLIE 188 SWAN BERG. TRISHA 34.56. 188 SWANSON, JULIE 188 SWANSON. MICHAEL 99.188 SWANSON. RICK SWANSON. RUSSELL 188 SWIERKOWSKI. CYNTHIA 33. 56,188 SWOPE. JENNIFER 188 SYDLOSKI, KIMBERLY 38. 188 SYNSTELIEN. ERIC 188 T TATUR. MARY 188 TAUER. CORY 188 TAYLOR. KYLE 188 TEAS. SHANNON 188 THEIS. JOHN 188 THEISEN. ANNE 9.166. 188 THOM. JASON 189 THOMAS. EDWARD 189 THOMPSON, SCOTT THORPE. DANIEL 189 THURMAN. JAMES 99.122, 189 TICARRO. CHARLES 126,189 TOENIES, BRENDA 34.56.189 TOMLINSON. JULIE 140.189 TONE. TIMOTHY 189 TOONE. JAMES 189 TORKKOLA, BRADLEY 189 TRENCH. BART 122.189 TURK. NANCY 189 TYLER. MARK V VAN DER WERE. SARA 56.57. 189 VANLITH. JENNIFER 189 VELANDER. PATRICK 189 VESELKA, LESLIE S. 62.18C 189 VESELKA. LISA 63.180.190 VONGPHACHANH, PHANOMPHONE VONGPHACHANH. PHONESAVANH W WAITE. STEPHANIE 9. 190 WALTER. REXFORD 66.190 WAMBACH. TODD 190 WATSCHKE. TRACY 62.190 WEGENER. TROY 190 WEINRICH. ELIZABETH WEISSER, WENDI190 WELCH. KATHRYN 190 WELLS. JAMES 33.190 WESLOH. DARREN 190 WESTRICH. STEVEN 170.190 WHALEY. TERESA WHITE. ROBERT 190 WHITEIS, SCOTT 109,190 WICKMAN. BECKY 103,190 WILKERSON. ROCHELLE WILKERSON, SHAUNTEL WILLIAMS. STACEY 190 WILLIS. ROI.AND 190 WILLIS. TERRY 122.170. 190 WINANS, KELLY 190 WIOME. CHRISTOPHER 112. 190 WOLDT, HILARY 191 WOOD. DAVID 10.11.90.191 Y YANTA. VALORIE YARNS. REGINA 184.191 z ZANDLO. MILICENT 191 ZECHMEISTER. KRISTINE9. 56.191 ZELENAK.JON 112,191 ZEMBAL. DAWN 191 ZIEGLER. KERRI 191 Special thanks to ... Scherling Pletsch Photography Post Publications Anne Mueller, Taylor Representative Advisor: Mrs. Jane KenKnight Editor: Jill St. Dennis Co-Editor: Beth Jasicki Photographers: Greg Picco Chris Dunleavy Mrs. Jane KenKnight Yearbook staff think) Adney (Well?) and SUvedahl (und?) Thanx for all the help! Tienen purrtr dr pond PF. DP. DM. WD and LL Track I back. Piralra attack (WETSU) VW Rochester and 355 speeding ticket, that wav dumb' Next time you dnvr. Mr Adnry 111 miss SOM • CAH — TOA and your quality m-orkouU. Just remember be younelf and don't alwayn follow the crowd . if in doubt, atk. and of courae don't be late ... I'm working on it' Good luck claw of 87 T hope you find your treaaure cheat’ INA McCASKKL: If indeed an honor and a SiMjre to attend Park Center the last 3 year , it' kind of hard In meet people, but it wo •till fun. Special thank to the special education teacher , who helped me a lot. To the Art teacher , thi year wa� the he� l ever. ju� l knowing that teacher con be caring and helpful to the sludrnU MIKK McCOY: Switch, remember Scaremont? house are )uttin out -n- —. the troll, the bee I love Elanor! Hungry? eat your chevy! If not my Mopar will! Chat re mem tier the Con) Dam? What the hmuck. you rike it. Happy herb ! Ix ve handle rule!! The Bay. thanx to Allii and Shrn for all the great time . Shen. you're ju t a wonderful girl' Borik the Bully, the Duck Bus Everyone alway remember, don't be TOAST? HME SUSAN McDEVITT: Love jra M. D. M! Rooter van BBQING JC. BT. KG. AD. SE. AK. Mil. SV Kootball game , the BEST! Tri I EnglUh JM. CB. SB. JB. MS. SN. TS. Tri 1 math SE. SE. SM. JM. SM. SN. KK a k enough queations SM? UND. McDevitt's McNuggeU ruled. Top Gun high 5MS! DA Mr. Chem. be t teacher . If it'a free JC and I are interested nurprue! Wanna wall JC? Wanna donut? Ferlin a breeie SE? Hrllafano St. 24 P.T.'� got a cramp JB? Tennis, bowling, nice windthield wiper ST! Oh what fun time SB. SE. AD Thanx for all the great time SB. 1 love y ! Nice language JC! Ill miia you! My be te t friend for life! Thank for all the great memories P.C. Clou of '87 is the best! JEEP McDONOUGH: 1985 football Mr Boggle I'm gonna boggle your noggle. 0 ae« 12-6 86 L.N.C. 87 0 � e« 14-17 we're going all the way! RS. TM. IXS. JT football liod. forever I hale beer, but 111 drink it anyway , let' catch Ionite. POOr SMASH led Zeppelin rules' Thanx Chri for coming into my life. SM it'a been great having you in homeroom. JJ we're going to make it. I.atcr to all Cla� � of •87 ride !! MIKK McGOWAN: So girl when's breakfast? 100 fly. no 100 free. P.C. swimming rule ! Xevinut. Don't worry we won't gel ituck. Women driver . It' a one way. Nice night out. isn't it? Oh my knee, well guy look like I’m going swimming. JM Don't go potty 'till I go potty! JS physic with JM.JS.JB.kB.andKZ. I.ttn and don't forget OJ. Hey I know you! Table of Chad . JB, CP. DR trash bags KB. JS. JM'a laugh. So callrd King James nd Steve. We know who the real king i . Thanx for the memories. Class of '87. SIIKI.I.Y McGUIKK: One up an I’m watted let' go to the dome Miller. � pnng break 86 — Jason, gymnatlic - Bramerd DC? BM. DM you are the best friend anyone could have. I love you bothfCW sorry about everything. Thanx for all the memories Steve. Ill love you forever! DC we had a lot of good lime don't ewe forget them. I luv y ' LD you're a party animal, thanx Mom and Dad. Kjv ya' LATER LAMP 252 Senior Memoir JILL McKKEVKH: I love ya M. I). J. J. CB. KH. best bud . DH � � rel. thank JN. KR. RS. hello, hey Lou. Brook dale Pont.. Dancrline. Florida. Prom KR. DJ rule, right? JS. KB. MM, JB. SE. laugh farm. SG what a big Kswn. LJ. Apple river. lonvecoming JM. Knglith ruled CB. SM. SN. TS. JL. CB. MS. party, sore neck0 July 3rd DS. Anoka CP. CB. BN. BT. KH. wanna Tight KB. MM. I)B bra teacher. Lib-putt KZ. UND. Sonya. Headroller . State fair CB. RS. DS. DM. gimme your rocks. don! trip CB. P.C. rule , true friend forever CB! DAWN MEIER: At Park Center I have gone through orae of my toughest part of life. I've found out more about myself and other . I've put up with principal , teacher , friend and parent 111 never forget the year that I have � pent here. I’ve Anally made it and 111 never forget what I went through to get here! CHRIS MBNKE: Deb, I love you. thanx for keep ing me in school and making it fun. Prom and north abort was HOT. Dave, thank for being my bra friend ince 4th grade. The party gang rules! Party forever! Happy herb and Micheiob. Six pack in the Blaxie Little green bottle . urtang and mopar . to the faculty and fellow student Sorry I didn't conform to your norm , but I bet I had more fun! I hate pig ! MARK METCALFE: 1 Love you Kim!'! .Ian 22. •Crash ITT. TB. Bifl. BT. “BEE. KK. KB. BD. TW. Hey Jude, new-nen. Hey Kev nice wide turn, it' “Dean. Senora. Pedro. Marco . David. Felipe. Jeckyd. P.B.E W.B.K.. hockey came in HR. I, Lover. Prom 06.Terry' bmo. How it going Bob? Freddie; it ure it tunny out, Kev.. Char. Biff broke the overhead. 10 roph. Brookdale Dr Golden boy . Lou Lou TW •olid si a rock. Alpo. TP. cereal, firecrackers BT and PIN. panos. KR. Cutis house. KB. BD cops. BT is it your knee or your nbs? Dunken hoops Lily putt. Good hick to all my friends and the cl a of ‘87. Thanks'! SUSAN METZ: A-choo phbt, PMSK 4 way kiaaes. greenapple perfume, eating w Je ua at ESSE. WORKBENCH. Bigfoot downtown. Smelly fox. rotten chair. BC rip at best, who' little poopie?, roadblock. Dean's gas KeUy''• can Mitay's bead in So ' car. KC we got busted by the greater . G and IZZ in the hall. AUGIK' TO our S. talk and PT KBSSTBX opp RSTBX. JT how JT. MM thanx for coming over! MFSMKB wood G what's the combo, everyone they were Kelly's bubbles' Apnl 26th Prom 756. lent in the parking ramp? I love you 4114. GE. KE. KS. MF. KO. SA. TC. DOA. Thanx. mis ya! BARBIE MILLER: Hockey cheer, luv y Lisa' Danceline '8$-,7. STATE Homecoming thanx Matt! Halloween Juniors Party Rats Convoy Prom 86, Valley fair. Duluth! I love ya Tommy! My house! LS you ok in there? DR — dont cook hanburgers now. it's 2am! MP — stag. Nice movies! Anne -love y hon! Steph you HOT babe' SW party! Downtown' Godfather bud ' SS - your a rolf Val - police! Where were you brought up? DP — wham? Class of o7 kick. AT. SW. DR. WW. MP. SA. VK. JJ. JN. TR you guys are the greatest' Thanx for making the post 3 yrs. my best years' Good luck' Love ya P.C. Barbie. BOBBIE MILLER: I love you John Coates! Thanx for all the memories 4 29 86 One sip and I'm wasted. MP don't let CS drive, nice curb driving MP Hey Scavone I care Ion ' CheerWading ’85-'K KC don't ever worry about TH. SM. CS. MP. LK. AB. KC and JM your the best' MP Hey sunshine get out of the clooet CS 1 still want lessons from MP. Gynmastic — state. CK nice van KC, CS. MP. and LK Mushroom CS you did cry. AB did you even remember California? Did BH call? IT always be here JC Love Ya! By class of 87 Oh. MM and CS you rule BRIAN MILLER: HME! It's finally over Jeep and Roadrunner rule. 4 wheelin'. Timber bay. MS. MM. KC. GO. JC. Switchcuee. Titua rocks' Stryper Isaiah S3 Boric the BuDy. Dude, get the Ixxknar. Kpehesian 2:8. 9 God rules! MIKK MILLER: To oil my buddies. BT. TE. MM. KN. KR. Hey Kev Irt's take a ride out to the country, to see the sun. Jeckyl, P.R.K. W E E. Love ya AT. 1-et's play chocolate on my b-day. 33 F.B. 85 6 Hey Thurro and Hart, take a nde to Waite's. I see • phone Hey Sue 111 come and see ya soon Barb M. thanx for everything. I love you! Mark, let's have a few classes together. Prom 86 BB Mate '86. Kev lunch break at my house. Char what happened to the projector. Kev get it out of 3rd. oh no it's Dean. So long, farewell, and good bye Good luck to -87. DAN MITCHELL: Pot' let's g� black flounder fishing. JN. IXS you criminal ! Nice white car beata. I'm not a jinx. KH. RP you both deoervr it! Baby blue Yukon. Daniel my favorite Jack brother , dear muff diver DM. DS, I.S. JS. KM. TM. RS. DS hrod for the mountain Carrie 1 love you lota. You gotta love it. I love summer hummer , pool rules! Dan give me you're socks! KH (banx for the backseat memory. Ankle beats II. Ill rule. BM. SM you both rule. KR 111 coll you back. This Bud's for me. Who's driving? Get a cooler has to be cold Hello Spud U. let's go Pota Later on Lamp. Hey LA. AMY MORRIS: Like hey bud. let's party! It's been a great year Jane you are a smegma Pete has his meat truck. Nice life guy . MO. SI). JL. SD. KP. JP. AB. LN. JM. WS. JJ. KL, Ape. You guy are dirt balls' Have a groat life and Do it safely! JL and BS good luck BM and NM I wish all of the best. Don? party too much Clark rule ' PAT ML'LCAIIY: Well Rocket thanx foe the memonex. J K nice soccer team, danceline comp, where's the car? See ya. Thanx big Jee. Girt pm nasties Holiday Inn. TM SHUT UP HULL! -65 high skunk hunting. Widget , nice cut buddy TM. MH Inst day of school 11th grade, Ped grab the cooler and run l. st day IOth grade rocket park TB. JN. JM. T M RS Montgomery Wards TB. TM Strikers pregame TM. MH You name it. we pre iL It’s in lb rules! P.C. kicks —! Thanx Amy I law You. It' been live, hang loos . Have a better one’ ERIC MULLER: Some say that life in Jeaus • ju� not where it' L No waiting pot of gold to be found But after all ho been said and don , what have we left ourselves? Just look to Jesus and He will show you the way. to life and love that will last forever. WILLIAM FRANKLIN MUSGKAVE (PRANK): Needles to say. most of my wonderful high school memories took place far from this building Remember under the uptown bridge with a bowl of ... The graveyard scene. Hey Andi. come out yet? I wish I owned the world and you were dead Psychedelic Fetus candy. Everyday Nirvana always this way. Were you all put on this earth to me off or what? Stvenbobnandynran dynsandyncathennenje-nninkarennjulientinan aim nztndanmarienc jrolynntod dnmichellcsndnnanyuneimi � ed. I love you N GLENN NECKLEN: Get the car out of the driveway ... nose problem TE bring a • hovel. PTWAAA hah Bourassa how long were you and CG up in the tree0 Mr B and PC track rule ! 5th hour with TB. DH. TA. CK ... Char trouble. Kb did you drop your ice cream cone KR. CS. PD. and the chemistry gang CS how do you spell KR's last name? REEM EKE ... look out for the fence .. nice try anyway. TP thank for everything the pool workout boy ... BOSTON RULES! runnin' oil the way ... no limit , and remember this, we will always be Pirates ... Class of-87. ANDREA NELSON: dearly beloved ... it'a finally over!! Prince. Mai rat i. exotic storm. Kara stay kool cur the DUV will be back Love U Mona M - miss U here. JP forever t-akr St me mooes, were we ever straight? I haven't forgotten U-BW? PP what baby? U-R so sweet Blonde (I.N) get funky — you're wrong, black it beautiful. Membered U! PW U know U R the best Juli Valentino vicious lover is that right? Kim good luck with all. CHOW!!.. Andre DAVID J. NELSON: 1 LOVE YOU SHANNON no need to worry', no need to cry. well pull through U and I. Herr we are in this big old empty room. etc. Prince and The Revolution Music Man. The Wo. Good Lurk Greaser — Good Morning Mayor Shinn — Lori BA BA BA BA BA HA HA BA BA Barney - PC choir I think I just caused a accident — at leart I was in one sport at PC - Mnnrret. how's your gas cap ST, DW, JS, JH W. KH. MO. KH. KM. NB. MP. AL RY - everyone I LOVE YOU ALL - Mrs. T. BRUCE RULES I love you and mis you Grandiia Rudy PC a great school but it sure likes iu list — life is death without adventure. LORI NELSON: Hey Dirtbobies what's up? A.M.. M.O.. T.L. S.O.. T.T How about Clark? Pretty cool ehh?! Well, this hove gone pretty good! Keep checking out the dudes! Michele, remember to look before you walk. Take care people! Mtlce the best out of life, party always! — Lori Nelson SHAWN NELSON: Cla s of VI roles. J.K.'s cabin T.S. and T.P. have fun in car. Gute. clean anybody's butt Isle ly? Gute. remember New Year's Riverplace, M.H. M.H. remember Riverfest. or no . B H, TS, have fun at GS with LJ. Guess who. no. no. no. (yes ea). Hint T.P. P.K, have fun cleaning your yard. Gute, Pun Fair 86. great time. MS. and K.C. need my cor again? Homecoming V6. cornfield. cheer . Journey role . C.P.. remember Journey concert. Pirate Rule. Good luck Class of '87. S.K., S.G.. Valley fair. -Come on.' D.S. Oct 23. Mr. Winky! K.N.. TJi, sneak into any football games lately?' STEVE NELSON: Muff. Inc. Rules! When in doubt, pull out Life A B, Mog Mode: Murder Game; Sank . Similar Wallets: Juice Straws. Tony's Stories; Nice RLD. Chits; Where'd the snowbank come from. Paul? Tom' piece of what0 Mark’ thr nicest Kyle, here or eat out? What' .he want Greg? MISS YA MIKE; TA TA; But it hasn't been real exciting or anything. JOHN NESS: Can I borrow your Guess. Rich? I love summer hummers! All the p t at 65 high! Dean Grolh. you rule! J,V, D.S. R.K, remember R A and hi party' I JS. the big V? DS . D M , you guy are druggies! Nice cut K. Polsy. how's your flounder0 Milch. I don't idulue you. but you rule! DP, M.H. - SAU ain't you. It' us, J.N, DS.. RE .J.N. Jayme love fat chicks! JODI NESTKBY: MZ fall down any uir lately? Didn't mean to pull ya down. Party's at G.B.'s Falling Star . B F. M.Z. your a great friend. C.B. gettin' married K J. where' my smokes' WJ„ here comes Bob! R.K . getting •ick. Knocking down the mailbox with your hike G B . thanks for all the advice! SA, kind of wet. S.L. bum me some money. J.B.. you're a sweety. DO. Purple Rain. BS, you're a great bro! C.O, glad we're friends Mrs. KenKnight, thanks for all the advice about D C. Dave C. PS. I love youT MIKE NEU'BERGER: Shea's Autos. Slahlbrrg Rules. Oaseo Girts. TS, P.V, T.M, C.B, Brnsvle skinny dip P.V. Shea, way to win my wardrobe, you green belt. Rossman. •wallow a qrlr? Calif kid. Steve Penllo USA. Coin dancin'. J . DC, K.R, M N, the winter -85 '86 era. Oli. got them hwy. bhx- you guys are so good looking Violent Femmes. Sorry K.O How Vail widget woman? What to do with hitchhiking girts, by J.G, MN. Brnsvle adventures Day-501. K.R. go navy M N. Top Gun. Good luck K.R LT. Time after Time. Senior Prom. Phil Collins. ILOVEYOU Lynn JAYME NEWHKRG: Any minute a bull is going to come through that waU. What summer was best? ”86'?! Widgest. STREAMERS' Get ting arrested one week before prom. Ouch J.N, D.S, R.B. you role. Dalon wanna fight? John’a party, an ambulance? DS. 5 in one night at '65. holy ship! Earring rule! Ped. Hull. Sau. ain't you. It'a J.N, J.N, DS, R.K, remember Sherman John with R.C. — bye Mom and Dad you're the BEST!? DAVE NIBRNHAU8EN: Thanks P.C. for all my days off. Partying at the St Paul caves wss great TJ. and I in Hopkins jod on Pri. 13th. D.L up. tap. up. C M. we saw the best concert. YES we did B.K. Honda's rule over Harleys. Alright Steph and Lisa. let's get I) and H. MICHKI.OB RULES! Space trokin' at Deep Purple. Rex there's ketchup on your nose. To all the hot looking chicks at P.C, you're still a bit behind J.M. Brainerd was awesome, to was the beer (14 coses). B.D. J H. the school dance was great, huh. B.D. get some sleep Roop we jammed Ya just gotta say the r — with it. POWER HITTERS DOMINATES ... C.N Go Pro Yep OK Bye The Gambler. LAURIE NORDSTROM: To Beckley. your the greatest! B.F. thank for everything. Summer of '86 T.M, K.S, T.M. I'm waiting and Missy U. Love U. R� m. thanks foe being so sweet. Danish, should I blow bubble.? Lam rence Welk. hey baby blue. Andee. white is in. A.B. good ear. good times to come. R-S what would I of done without U? BS.'s party. Blin. T.W. and J.K. cui I'm a blood I finally got the J.K. Snook, you're a sweetheart. Remember hitting curbs. B J.? Drinking on the wrong side of the road C W. Bum, R-S. RS. thanks for all the memories guy . RS BJ. AB. AH, T. W.. R S. P.P.. and to 11 that I forgot Thank — Blonde ERIC NOREEN: South Dakota farmer are the beat' Excuse in I haven't flushed thia yet Ar you •westing Bart? Boo. at you going to vot for Jude? Todd it's only money. let anrak into the ban game I hop your bed break Park Rapid nil Grot control your hormone . Nice thirl Re m METCALF oh phloo. Buddy Kick 9. year piece of 12. noonen. light blue H ear. 219. 90. I'm going in my boat ahoea. Zimbabwe rule K.O.. M R. S.M . T.G, K P, J.H., K.K . G.B.. J M, S.W., AK, KB. B.D. PD.. T.W, K R. R.C.R.. C.G.. J.B, M M.2. BT, TE You Guv. are iuat liv ' Vrlandrr you invalid 240 HPR nil . To everyone who wa my bud. thank . I'll never forgot ya. P.S. Zeppelin tt DEAD’ 0 MICHELE O'CONNOR: P.C. It'� been fun. Dec 7th. Friday dance . Summer lif in Paris waa the beat. Prom '86' was hot. so were the guys! What are you going to do when you grown up? Social life? What that- Let’s party dudes! BK buds arr the brat' l- l'� keep it straight P.C.1 MARK OJAKD: SI. no more JK hmche Must do some nou biking, skiing and slaming up North aoon. JS you flying V sounds like a per-aonal problem to me. Smelb like Twuiky ha been raiding the hot dogs today. Hey TS Bi — hen 87 SS Duluth rockfalk. powder puff and Mic rules’ Sheraton, eat ■ aalad Oh no he' got a six pack BE rule ! Yeah that's what I thought GM 427CU050VKT someday BYF.) STEVE OLIVER: 7 36 Raw Hey wewb Highway 100 and Billy Idol, dip-dip ... then . 27 20 2.3 — Rat attack! TE don't laugh too much, what the heck. Jake the snake you're not that big!!' New b� there' at least on good looking girl in this school. PC Hockey 1 KR. who do you want Uus week’ Bull Shi-b rut her TS. KR. TK ... Spr ing Break 87 P«d do you wanna fight’ SK or Muffy’ MN Irt'a go to Witconain for th night. SM. MF. KO. 'NERDS- Nipa. No pain. No gain. PD lets partv!! Until later. I’m gone’ 7 � HEAVEN’ DeWAYNEOLSHACK: To the people who helped me through these year . I love you GS See you at 6:46 am Rodney. The P.C. orch! Aodra. Cindy, Michelle. Tom. Mr. B. DA. Kyi . Chris. Regina. Bonnie. Mark to the homeroom gang. Prpe! Napkin Helga' Hey guy we mad it! Adioa! ROSS OLSON: I'm sorry I made you're girlfriend ttop and stare in awe! Sorry they dumped you for a guy like me, wait no I'm not, it was worth it! THS'a Steve B Chria Met ha no friends. J Mum doe Than for the good time Tim R 6-12 inch in 3 year no way. Look I'm not ben. If you can beat 18 girt in 3 year you're raw. J. Orris you're raw! Grease ruled. Rump ... Heidi XOXO let's moon. Janitors rule! Seriously ... Thank you God for your support and for being there and Mrs KenKmghl SHERRY OLSON: Lake Summer weekend with CK. JM. TK. VK. KK. JM sand fight with TK Memorial weekend 84 Boat water fight Beware of flying oars! Soda T s baseball with LT Water seep ing thru BP s car. Football game , truck KB's Mocn't late with TR it' i fun' Well that's lif in the big city. KELLY ORNINC: Hsirvprav rules' Junk hunts' Sue's car — roadblock Dean's gas. Roofin' it. WORKBENCH’ Bigfoot kick u out SM white (?) Chair Foxfan Ease Jr u man, Achoo Phbbt Hond Missy's volvo. f agon wagon AK bad influence. Mike thanx for prom — where were you’ TM!' Mi — waterlogged? Roberta rocks’ Football game Tough bladder 1.P clutching Tsnskm. BfF F Sue and Mi Hey GB. AK. KN. DP. SO. CP. KS. KK. TO. Tom' poopie. Remember SB TM huge rip? AK no towel use bathrobe Icky guys, rood ice cream at Harriet CS nice ticket! I can't concentrate shut up' Ml. what el e did you take’ J K! Hortefsr Mi Lnveboal lives! 4 way kisses PS. MK. SO is a nerd’ Than everyone! Que � ra sera! DANETTE OTTO: Thanx P.C. prison for the memories and friends AB. AB. DB. EH. I.R. KS. CB. I.N. CK 68. MZ. TM strut, gorgous HOT and all other . Rochester. Remer, trip to Wisconsin. Dinkeytown rule ' Gangi!! 7 time 1st time. Aerosmith, Kiss. Boston, EAGLES! DB - life in the fast lane'Jodi purple rsm love ya!! KC. KS. CD. lJ-mias you all. Beaches' I'm not a blond anymore' SNOW' Bunnsg scamming. AB munch if and the little man! KL pinetree snow? AB let's write a pass! HUH! Tue . nite movies! Bon Jovi yea it's true DIRTBAI.LS! Party till you puke — DB! Prepfests! Thanks for being there - RO. CK. PB. TM' Let's more good time to come! Harley — live to rid nd to live! I'm outa here! Take care! KACHKI.I.K OTTEN: No. I'm not an undercover cop!!; John. John. John are you going to be grounded again? Mitsy are you ok? You look white a a ghost! hour and hours at Tom Thumb You're a cool guy Dean Hey bullhead you know .. Thanx for sharing your locker Dean and John: I do consider you my friend Mike N. Thanx for everything John Gafio. you're gteat!! Love You! P HL'IKWA PAK: I love you forever DH! MB Colorado 84' Do I look like a dc k to you? California Summer 86 POLO Westwood-Kentucky fried chicken. Pee Wee's Big Adventure; JM If I could be king for lust ooe day Do we have to ne home right away? (JS and TCI We id what’ (never again) Movies? BM Help I'm falling! April 18th PIGOLT .. LP. B. RR. DD. T: BM — not a hammock, a hill JM and BM XXXX Lury Luey' We juat love king distance, oh well Glemby laid (JM. BM. JS) Beverly Sifisl Squeek. Hulk hey KS Nickkiw's we got in. dancing screaming - o hot digs' Fun Fun LK Body wave on beam Brainerd ovemighter BP guy are hot (cheex) Crude LD put it in drive KO SM MF who's bubbles are they? Good Luck! JP skiing Wyoming. KO braids forever! SHERI PALCHER: Hey Chritay! Let's party! Prom 86-87 Jimmy Honey awesome trick Th Homecoming MOON! The big splash, hey Part, thanx for the bath! Nice car Glenn! the Twin Cutlass Slur and Todd prom 86 Frederick's of Hollywood! Hey BiU S. Ya wanna buy an economy pack? NICE HOMEROOM PARTIES! Thanks Roc kin Roberta (The DrtU Sergeant) Mr. Peterson electron theatre Sheri and Jimmy forever!!! Skiing at Af-ton Alp . Barbeque “Funnel The Stroh's breaker' BETH PALMER: KB your Mom' late with our money. No more hpn with RJ. We can't forget the little guy. he’s the best. R. rock . Don't let the scrota rule th world. 9lh grad at HI I) wood HS. Who drive next week? The Doctor rule ' Who t RZ? Knend are frieni forever! Bye guys! MAKI PALMER: No doubt' Football game , dance , the lake . Valleyfair You're gonna get wet! May 5lh Prom 87 Thanx for everything Craig' I mi s and lone ya MM MPHH. KKKASY! Brrsler's FUN TIME! I'm glad I got you back GN Hi Love! Goober turk conn tieker whey! Nice face WC 2 4 6 and whsl’ It's a good word! She goes, she roe . she left, let's have a talad BP Music Man all nite set. Thsnx HW. Ml). ST. DN. It's been a great 3 yr . Luv ya P.C. CKAIG PENN: P.C Hockey' Hi RG! J.K.'s cabin dog in the snow. Ruf. Kuf. I..I what are you doing that to me foe? What d you have on when you go to the bathroom’ One glove?!! UP. you're the best Prom, skiing, ok I suppose' Coming from Alton I Lov You! S.N Journey. Brainerd. security guard Thank everyone and sugar plum My deck is bigger now Class of 87 BINGO LIZ PENNINGTON: JK.SP.TP.JJ . M S.. LJ. J.K. your cabtns were the greatest. Water snow skiing. Moolloiairr turkey sarnwhich. snake . I love your bathroom' S.P and M.S, camping, rocky beach wishing in massive muck Ice cream sandwiches. C.P. prom 86. Oct. 26 86 Ski ing aflon. Hove you Sugar phim and pooki Bear forever! pound puppies MB Bides Rifle Live W.G. Baritone Buds (We ride) pop. ahhh. Nice lips! Nice Rooms, girls Sptro Shut Up. Taped door . Good bye and good luck to th cl of 87 WK RULES DEE DEE PIGEON: Thanx Pam. Debbie. Patty. 18 misa you guya. Thank Mom and Dad. Larry remember the Strikers game. The Blast, twist and shout Donny great dancer. Burr Georgeou Craigers. BO. creat stuff Blonde Todd PMO Washington. Brian on S.L. Roxanne, it's Mike Ready to MO. Love ya all. especially C and T. MISSY PLAHUTA: Jo ' on a vacation ... Mon tana was the BEST! CS. plain or peanut PPP rules (Hi George) Augsburg Green what? Where were you TORCH; Portable bar Soup ladle. Christi? MUSHROOMS — Bid., Ci. — you cried! Flipper - chip HaREHA? Van HsJenAVhy C.S.’ Bloomington kanooks. eh' Diaa call MAACO - are you CA P ? H O. Poai lion, the dreaded DAY AFTER' Bean-teacher thank l-nighlee In the air Ionite — thanks for nothing, babe! That ONE wknd Power oil? Oct. 18 th last 2 what. Wend.’ Nice Face Wendi’ Oh No It's roon -of Thank Knend . I Love You! CS. D.R, W.W.. K.R. See y'all in 10 111 ju t tell 'em that... CORKY PARSONS: Hey Dude ' Catch ya on the flipaidr’!! RB . S.D, ES, CD, L.W.. D.B.. and G.S. everything' PEACHY! CD dont try to parallel park between two cop cars, the party is bit! Throw me a brewsky. I M, B B rules 'The Cure. “Dave's Dirtspheres. Ycr Buromin still grounded R.B.? Chevy-car work yet? R Rocks. R Johnson's homeroom partie ruler Kitchen Magician. OPUS the Mighty Streaker' HI' “Sp nk “ “Hey Skid. OJ. Jo new The Ram “PINTO POWER' NOVAS are the hottest’ Adjust the Idle. S.D, CD. SkRties- 18 Love You Always L.M.O ' USA PARSONS: I.U.D.? What that? Pink ladies rule' K A.P, K.S's fnxrn bra and underwear. F.I.P. Wen dy wanna play Trivial INirauit? Our awesome men talk' Parson can inc ... G.B. Do you think they will be gone by then? Nice underwear D.A.. D.W, T.T, K.S. can you breathe? W.G. like to go swim ming at Anoka? lifeguard stand 6! Body language, laded , the swamp witch. Basketball rule , who look good in shorts? Oh well 16 Candles, to the gang thanx. yoo J T. I know its go. ND thanx for the pop top' Bingo J.S. you're hot, KS and W.G. you're th best, have a good on ' law ya. Lisa! GLEN PEARSON: Hey Rum hows the I) J ’ Did you have a good time that night? Yeah Jim Bob. how's your nose feeling? Do you really like your mam that much over Stangs. better wipe your rHey thank for ruining three best year of my life Rock in Roberta' DKKF.K PKDI.AR: CKristi's nunc! SAU rule . Dm Balk Drool and I rule' M.H. we're lost! Bloodies! DfM! Hey Stdhl. whats with the coller? T K lets smash the car door. T.R. the kid KIvi . K.K.. R.S.. M.H.. C.S. downtown Farm B'� Day Off Christine Happy Valentine Day! P.V. T M . T.R, M.H. C B . C.P.. CS . T.B. SAU. we rule' Harter's my brother! Chrutme. I love you! Meti ha no friends! M.H. only the good time let's remember' Opening fishing at Perks. Hey Mad Jack free ride, ya gotu love Perk Blah' Hey everyone later on in life see ya all at North Hetin . if I make it! SA.U. made this school what it it today. COOL! Love and kiaie — Derek Van Halen' BECKY PKLKKY: PLAYHOUSE switch' Par tie at L.S. and S.H. - towel J.S. join the tmokefre genera lion let go out tonight' opp the cot tipped, ring the doorbell! M.H. a Rambo! St Cloud! Switr. ya want step by your window’ Tun I love you Polk a dot the Olsoos! Tim K your cool! Thank Mari’ J.H duig dong. Murder at Audra's Mr DoveTs class, remember Odd? Ped. you're my hero J.G. everyone wanu you! Tim. please don't hit me I love you Now I tail into th suntel Bye ROB PETERSON: It's been tike a Dream of tune. It starts out slow pacing itself going quicker a final year come to dose. Suddenly, it pick up speed, your head spin with s trip. Caster you go Then BAM' GRADUATION. In Th Dust of Hell Live The Blackest of Hate , and he who you fear awaits you. That is not dead which can Eternal Lie. and with tlnngee-on . even death may die Santigo says. GoodBye-HMK STEVE PETERSON: I would tike to thank M.D, L.K, A C, K.C, DJ. Lil O. Big O. Mickey. John A. and K Dave for making mv senior year posaible. John D, your still my hero Thank you Michelle for everything. 18 never forget. Laura, good tuck and don't let something ever happen again Kvle. what can I say about you? Nothing. O K Not the Hottest? Dweeul and Alex forever. To the people near and dear I didn't thank... So Me!! To thoae I don't know ... Buy the Album. TOM PHILLIPS: To all of P.C Parting Stud . S.P, MS.. DS, M P Have a Great One’ Summer of 86 . Parting at 66 High, lake Har riel, erasing Hopkins Got any Smoke’ Twin Lake, water ski ing. M S and C.K “ at Whit Castle 3am. D.S. and MX and th real of 86 High' S.P, DS. MS. running in the rain at Coon Rapids Dam Attempting to party at Leheta To the Schmit and th women w •coped at Valley Fair. Ex p«r i ikmg snow at Thor's party. MS. and th cops at 66 And to All the re it of my friend . “Thanks with out you it wouldn't have been so great! GREG PICCO: To my best of friends The great break out. Parties. Driving. Breaking laws, climbing buildings, more parties, fast cars, loud music and lots of gi d looking women. Especially to the Blosses Thank for the be� t school year of my life' The nVA-ie theatre hotel is open! (ha ha) Thr Hints SpecioT Jeff and Chris enjoy your last year of chool. Well it’s up to me now. I h«| t I do it right? Good Luck Dawn W. My fir t women leader. Thank To the Mar and Dmu Crew Where' my money? Michelle. Wendy. Men JOHN PRATT: I remember the friend I met and the parties I especially remember the partie I had I'm thankful to the people who helped me out when I first came to this achool Jim Chucker. my English teacher, E.B. Chris R. Jim J, Sparky. Tony Cardinal and Thor Gunderson. PS. I hope after I leave someone will cany on the partie . MARK A. PERSON: P.C. it's been kin. I M, B.B was great harva Crow, let's join forces Anytime in ditch 'em Brad. Mustang over Camaro or any car 3. 2' will kite. Joe's a big hopping frog Chuck's Charger will never work. Rosa, your lights are off, B lunch, no more than 4 Miss Napkin US.A. Crow not, smart Bart Wstch out World 87 is Breaking out. THERESA PEST A: Kelvir cabin Joe's left shoes' Itch weed last of school S.P.J.P, M S Marching band Love it' MS, LP, S.P. Room buddies' Radio? What Radio? Grump D I) Fnend forever MS. Trying to ski' OOPS' Sony Sfi.M.H Hot chocolate Football game Broken upper I.P Whatta bumper JJ. Prom JK One above gukf Going to Tahiti S. C. Uh Kate' J K .SP, L P, MS, JJ.JL.SG.SN.TS. MJ„ J.B. DR. MS, JS, M M Thank for all the memories! Good lAjrk! Dive ya' JILL EUNICE PETER: Colorado. H P. “Do I look like a dock' 44 love your boiers WETSU. B G. do you have to go 2 Canada: M H. you have pretty toe . J.Lit. White suitcase. RG. let’s drive for a penny. C.H. fill bad you loot the pocker game. Bilks Live! Love ya Pirouettes. RG, It's barb qu aauce. Why me? Brookdal Park MS, S.P, T. P. let's swim across. S.P. dont fall Flags Rule? How's your nos Kimmers? D W K Bg Dan the man. D.R. Why cant you drive? T.E. call me •ometune. Knend are Fnend Forever. Thanks. Love you all' JOHN PKRKO: Park Center is neat cau e we're gone. How oout the 3 yean with Mr. Kidney and th sawed off dutchman J.L. remember St Cloud 1st Mon day and how about the crush on your sister Still luv ya. Hay TJ.. top 2%. I laugh at you. 86 down 94 and crus in' Wrestling rule . Ay Aye captain. 1st in state? -- delivery? 12 mile per gallon Dewayneard Air Force. Aims High — Hit low. Drink at the bar. course not. I only work there Movies suck, love ... suck . Camera rule . Love to one and all My condolence . End!?... DAN PKRRAULT: Osaeo mud bowl game in sophomore year. Cartoons and h rid at parts after school, liquid Homeroom parties Wan in homeroom, nigging the •peedoueen Me and puppy eyes up ana down relationship Partying at the J.H. with part and Senior Memoirs 253 the truck — Kell probably never gel hi tranny back for. meeting Ziggy (great nickname part.) SHERRI PERREAULT: J K.LP.JJ.MR.T.P.J I . LJi and the (ang. thanks for the (ood times MS., want a quarter? One brrexy night. J.K.'a cabin MB. RULES!! Flag ! Radio? What Rada.? -Mr. B. M S. i m a towel! It chweed left field? UP. MS let go camping. Icecream sandwiches JJ. nice bumper! J.P. paronosd? D.R. nice directions. TJ. oh no Albert l-ee' Twisted Sister Concert. Eat Rabbit? Strawberry malt . Chinese fire dnll . Wisconsin? Bight M.S. let do lunch! What a happening a hist stufT What Doe. It Take ITI rain you P.C.!'! CHRISSY PERU.I.O: P.C. 1. Class of 87 T. Shea “Such a face’ ... Sheri P. Homeroom. R. Rock .” Snacks and Things. S. Biz Par-tie ... Drive In' . AltuvtUa! your Bit! Buddy Everythin ' free for Tina, tyoink ! Cemetery Road The C. Pizza Ptace. over the curb, through the funeral Home, to the restaurant. Moe and Rosa, they're all cool and —. Maricto. I l-ove You! Bi Splash - Part, way to push me in the pool. Tina! “Nice fight. Belter the second time around Schulz, what do you think of our toilet? S.B. They're all coin to laugh at you. (Avon Hairspray). D. Schmit. Odel lake What' up at the ceiling. Ms M.? R. Olson J. t Double Time! Nice Kb ! D. Wood You're the Best Tea Thanks for car-in . The Bi U K Rules' J.K Thanks for ail the best time at P.C. Q SUE QUICK: Graduation b finally here Class of 1987 ! Great time with Lua R With all our sneaky ideas! Thanks for everythin Ism R! 1986 87 with Rock n Roll. piua. par tie and the (nod ole' times. Special thank to Kevin for everythin these past school years. I Love You Kevin Thanks to these people. UK.. 8JL. SO, C D, RW. D.H.. Rand K B It's been fun Well here I o... to the real world!' R TOM RALLO: Smoken in the Toyota. Great weekend TS. CB Jeeps Rule TS. Homrbase. OB' Cabin CS “J Blanket. Skunk P.U. TM. Tie Tac Toe Pro Hull et up from under the can. ' 'Boom Baby Tim keep surfin' Hawaii Dream I hiv You Barbte Than for the peat times. Sno Daze. 65 prom 86 T Guy 86 MH. DP. wslk this way. PM sorry about your car. 'SHOTGUN. KEVIN REEM: Thank. Best Friends: BN. BT. TK. CG. BD. MM. BP. KB. MM. TW. PD. The Buffalo House. Hob's cabin. Swishers. (TE. well d� er' sometimel 4th hour swim at Mikes. MM. MP. DM. rememher the SADI) Dance 86? Hey Gruth was' up? Mission: IMPOSSIBLE. T,P.in . Golden Boy's Char trouble, parties, mid week break at speedy. I Got it CG. dies El Turritos rack? Brooks wipperrtte. did we put era' out � f business? Sinn cheese and slim jim Poot. Kegger . one night . the only way to p' Mr. laFrenx. who really did break chairs projector' Thank Class of -87! P S Eric Noreen Zep pelin doe rock! RANDINE RIIOLL: PPP will George know? Do you have a search warrant? I don't want to be sick! TORCH! Quadna w Johnme Walker Instant O! Halloween 85' Mb. just tell 'em that ... Lv yum! 254 Senior Memoirs Dance line D -65 “l-ove it or leave it! That one weekend in Suburbia' Kanooks?! Nube -Are you (AP?!) your wan ?! Whal'd ya say Stanley?! Portable bar. Mb. better call Masco! St Path's parties at Atlf — Green What?! Anna -don't! Parties at the U — What do you mean were stuck here? Thank PV Gopher football parties' S.Town 1986-'85 Don't you forget about me. SDTD) VK, WW. MP. You're the BEST I.ukr. Be my little baby - I Love You!! LAURIE RICHARDS: Thanks to Shawn Penzima for making ray life special, Nov- 13. 83 I l.ove You! I mis you Kim Sobon. Ill never forget you. Thanks for the good memories Stick to your guns The Crue rule ! “Home Sweet Home Were winning D.B. oh no K.S hit the tree. She' in the ditch. Don’t ask me what I think of you I might not give the answer that you won't me to.” Ceramic D.B, KS. We scam-med l)B . Ha Ha I. R and S.P. Forever!! DAVE RICHTER: Problem. Tim? GEN-CON! Where' Rose mount? JiU — Deuel powered Pinto, love ya Darrell Class ring. I 94. Prom. Four Paul. Valley Fair. Colorado Downhill skiing. IM Basketball, Volleyball. Ralph Zimmer live ! Cabin 1. 2 — asleep standing, like some cake Theresa. Concert — Lover-boy. Judas. Journey Ozzy. Dave truth hurts. Creative mind? Julie thanks for everythin , you made my life worth living, love you always' Waterskiing at Wesses. Your Parties were the BEST Scruffy Drunk man. ever find my quarter? Taste good? DP. DD. DR. BB. BS. JIM. JB. (Thanks guys, your the greatest t JK. KB. JJ. JP. SG. TJ. TS. SP. TP. MJ. JU RK. KL. BW. BM. VBRN. INI. T MAN. HEITOR. STACEYK and BRIAN L You made P.C. what it b. miss you all' MICHELLE ROBERTS: BS. Remember 9 30 86? Rocky's Friday Nirht !? KB Ore , elf , and pod You FISH! How many Jeffs? MR Wat chout for the curb (Pro Acct Co l AI. was bear. Roly Poly Fishbeads. BH your a nice person. RIGHT . MT Mai. Stripe. Nit WaB! SB How's the dungeon? PS. G.N. Hose's NR? AUDRA RODENBORN: P.C. Rules' My Destination. Thank foe seamen up North fiord I love you Maybe neit time Re ' Becky 111 never 4-get ror our murder, hiv ya. Dav the nchl girl will come along IJ.MJ Bent or crooked of just dry Ed Mr KenKnight Ku're great! Hey Swiun- —! y little Marie grew up. MuMob ruin I love you Mom and Dad! Kroue H, Rosa 0. 8th grade, you're for me. (Dayna I'm sorry.) To all the gang and drunkrn bud GH. RW. TK. DN. JJ. SR JH. BP. JS. KH. Yea U Kim. CK. and to DianeH. I Love you! Sb) Triana U-2 are great. I-ove You All ODD. DANIELLE RODRIQUEZ: CR. LL There' so much to say. but I have few line to say it in. Weve had so many great time TOGETHER and 111 never forget them I hjv you guy Forever B F F (Bye Bye Krone) CL Hang in there Bod. Everything's going to work out. we mb ywi! To my party-in buds ain't the hottest! Cheer to funnelin ain't the best! Par ty animals CR IX. JH. BE. JS. JW. CL TA. JP. HOT TA Calhoun Parties Rule’ LL TA Luv those hat Slate fab 86 LL TA. uncle' beer. Mom and Dwd thank (or hang-in in there. I'm going to make it if it kill me. I hiv you! SR NR AR GR. You're the best Anyone could ask for I hiv you' GOOD LUCK 8T Seniors If. been real? MERLIN HOEKS: To anyone or everyone. Will we remember it all? From Owat-tona to Duluth (WKTSl'l Home and Siddharlha. Homecomming and NILS. Your a great President J.L IM — Basketball BJ. were the greatest Football and Basketball game dances were excellent. So were the MTC rides and science cLasses Thanks Adney Farewell P.C. DAVID ROMUALD: The patter of falling nun. the teardrops of innocence in a (Middle of shallow friend , a swirling gust of wind, the treachery of romance a (lash of lightning, the shattering of trust, a crack of thunder, the echo of a broken heart the storm of love ... laughter fade into silence old joke lose their humor the teats are empty, the performers fade away the theatre close ... billboard wash away in the rain of memo he . the silence is haunting, the past is depressing, the TRUTH HURTS... SCOTT ROOP: So this b when we are supposed to become adults, huh? Forget that! I at lie green Bottles Bomb Ya! To these people who made my school year so awesome! J H. RW. DN. SB. RC. AR. and so many more. Thanks My last farewell goes to THE BEST. Goodbye KIM 111 mb you. TONY RORVICK: These High School years, aim they the greatest! made great friends had good times. I did not jump in that pool. BS. DR. GB. DD. DP. but moat importantly to ROBIN. I l-ove You! Au revoir. Park Center I'm going to mba you' SHEII.A ROWLEY: OH BABY SHE'S GOT IT. Dancin' with Lynn Quick, we'r 1. Hiking in Colorado with CL KS. MS. (delicious pud ding CD BLINDED BY THE SNOW - Skiing at Wild Mountain (90 degree ski pole) and bombing ml in Montana with C.L. KS, next year MICHIGAN Tim thank foe your help and love' Hope you turn out to be the best man you can be! I l-ove You! Thank to 1-on Toll foe everything you've done foe me. C.L dost forget the shovel and toilet paper! Prom '87 Class of -87 Good Luck... KENT KOSSMAN: 20; 7: 27; 23: 31 Ewe; Ob; Balt; and Tates. What the heck? T.K - How the feather ? Oli's school for Pupa. BEACH BUMS BULB WUc Prom 86 vayr. At M P.'a bum-down — D.P.; M.K. - watch foe that left tab Hi lush 1. SO.; P4 kTN ; Gags; LG. dance or Prokaa? Day-ton (day of roc.) J.G.; M.N. ouch! Yankee Rules Neub . and P. tickets count (off in the wild blue with you.) Gags lets hit 100. Auto shades a killer. Thanks Rocket. Dip dip ... then FIAT. Juniors last day J.G.??? Gaga the truck destroyer. Rayei Susi? BRAD RUIIBERG: You drive to slow. Remember napkin Helga? B W, M P. CW.. K.T., DO.. MS.. Stillwater bridge. Furioua Fair monl, Al. Vie. Vem. Goody. J.P, Clide he's a minuter. 12 sweetheart rotes. Honda Hawk. I'm on the Boor. Larva. Pupa. Here's to all the good time . Goodbye and good luck to all' From Wendy! Thanks Brad for being a friend when I needed one!! s KRIS SALLEY: Love ya Sheila and P.B. B F F? Thant GuU for al the 1st times. S B ! Garf and Mick rule. Weiner your the best? DS than for everything K.T. was great Ginp sister ! Retreat T.B. and S.M. G F F!' Prom ■86. hi buda overnight? VAR E R I E! l-ove your hair Kelly” S. W. our jag in your back yard. Class o( W. Hoop 86 87? Spoden't Cists' Spring Break THANX PEI) FOR LETTING ME BORROW YOUR DECK JOE SAUNDERS: Kelvie cabin Ye . I do have a nght shoe loo Greg's trailer and the gravel pita, talk to me. dancing on the car. and the Alex Prom when someone tip ped over the garbage can. BWCA. Mike' cabin and the rock ... I'm depressed Jeff comfortable chair. Ye . I am a treeman. I-obo rule , triple trio Soccer 6. The so called gang. Nee ... Oben's H.P.R was the best. Trash hags M M. K. B. Physic with OJ. Nice laugh J M. Don't I know you? To the great friend . C.L, M M. K B. J B, J.B.. S B, and whoever I missed. Ill never forget ya. CARRIE SAUTER: By N.D! Hi P.C! Hey Dweeb ' Thank everybody for making P C so great! GIGGLES' Got cha! Grease!!! tingin', actin', dancin', rappin' — not the best! A.F. and T.D couple F7I Vince lookin' forward to the big moment?! Greater rule! B.u. R P. RG. T.P. (6lt a roll) Roildre Stay alive, don't drive L. BJ! (Marv GDI LOOK WHO'S TALKIN' huh. RIP.) Thank Chary ' Goo luck Mikku' Neighbor' next year Bon-Bon! Mi � everyone!! T. T.F. N. - TATA FOR NOW CHRIST1 SCAVONE: I love you Derek Ray. lost day o( school. Harriet nice tbkri L.S..BM. you fed me muihrooms M l’ the traveler St. A F.F Who's car did I hit? where the soup Lsdlr. Do I have Chinese eye ? Halloween 84-8S CheeAeadmg Soccer. Hockey 85 KB 86 morning P — parties those candy bar were good Did we Flipper chip Mbay? Valentine', day. P.P.P. SCAVONBB TODD SCHAEFFER: Boon ' M J. Thank for being a great bud! Joooe' lx� .k mine's purple. Thanks J.K. Your cabin was great. Prom “86 MG. J.K. DR. JJ. HILL' How's mom's caddy? (loop if I'm so cute then how come ya don't ...? hey bry head out to Bloomington lately? Bathtubs are the best! Whampagne B.H. Why didn't you run? (Summer 86 1 Want a doughnut M J ? Where's my car R.G.? Orange King Thank P. C. Gymnastic team. 3rd Stair1 M.C.'s “86 that waaa blast. Nice little party Spence My record is Mill 50%! Say Hi to Mr Wmky Unh Huh. OOOOH Yeall' M J we shouldn't go this fast cur you never know when there will be a CURVE MJ. B H.P.K. JK. JS. K.B. GR. J.P. M H . KZ. J.N. SN . C K. RN. S.G. DR. JJL JS. RG. D.T.. TJ.. M F . . MS. GOOD LUCK YOU GUYS! Todd Mr Winky Schaeffer JOHN SCHLEE: AI.F. grape stuffing, the B.H. lady, ooos I guess I won't weight lift anymore. Hey Mike. I bet tape wifi fix it. tape fixe everything. Hev leave that poor cat alone The Volley ball game were K.A.P. Football was the heat. No I'm oJk. ref. This is someone elie's blood. Why are so many feather on this field. Camping. Look at all the neat bear . 39-6. 17-14 I love football' K.A.P. DALON SCHMIDT: Whey. I made it! J.N. J M R E. couldn't have asked for a better summer! Widgrst. Cir-cu� . Drive In. Streamer . U-Boos. State Fair. Shannon' cabin, the Haboo and Frankenstein Jim S. danced with any girl wearing sweat ? John N. party. California. M 70‘s, cactus, silver build, the trunk, connection, nitwit. Schulz couldn't pas without y Shea you're huge! Bridget. Amy, Cbrissy. Love Ya! Everyone in PC. Thank for the friendship- l-ove ya Ma and Dad. We made it Guy !!' PATTI SCHROER: A C. I Live You! (Sometime ) CH lime vodka. BFF. Nobody flips roe off. J.M. burnt toast, smoking toothpaste? Strange MP. You look for it 111 drive. I ui Lane' MR 2 6 packs? Why not a 12? To my friend , l-ove you all' BTO. ZEP. DEAD. DVIJkN. Hey where did we go? Everybody must get stoned! remember. I'm a brown.eyed girl, you ain't seen nothin yet What a long strange tnp its been, but we've only started our tnp. Class of 87 let all kick some a! MARK 8CHUTZ: Uh! Uh! Uh! Stud we gotta go now. No. this is great! You ran into a cop. S.P. to my partying stud friends What ever hap- Kted to the duel funnel1 M T, P. DR. T.P. S.P . T.F.. Queer ect... Prom 86 sucked (D A.) The Schulz Schmidt connection hit 6.r high lt'� Monday aren't you in Live DR? flying Bush We went to Iowa partying M P. Whatcha doin' little Femer? Meredith Buroker — But I like it' Look a gun shop! T.P. Where's your key ? MT. or C.L That all we're going to wear — Chipendale’ . To all the best backseat I l-ove Ya P.C. “87 ! TODDSCIIWEHIN: Hi Daily. Swtnky. Flying V. Swamp. Jen. SccKl, 3CW Club. John S. poked a kitty. Central. Hopkins, rooat! I9S7 Camero Convertible 350 6 pak. Mike T '69 Camara. Bitch Happen Msrkey. Rockfalls. Jay. seep trying t-unchtirac guy . There � nothing finer than a sixty-niner. rock the drifter, oops it slipt M.T. and B B. OH Caraaroa never die ... They just go faster! “Color me gone. Flying Bosh. Once you bad a man with no legs baby youH never go back! Poke her or the bet' off. Thank Mom. Dad. and Irene. JULIE SCHWICHTENBERG: It' Switi-n-flerjr Tonight -night, playhouse ... twitch! doubleseater. Becky the curb! •Urn. sir. can you help u ? St Cloud, cooler . Nice campsite T.T. M.H. T.R. Where's the showers? Lethe's and Sonia's “Give me my towel D.P.! Choir- Toga.Cheerieadin -totally hot. go Soccer! SR -“Tam soy hi? Squaw “Your name is Beverly LS. — bathroom buds, l-ena. put it in drive! Go Navy Miss ya TW B.P. LR. J.H. HP. B M, J.M.. T.D. LD. - You guy deserve the beat! Good tuck Class of 87 ?! JAY SCOTT: Mark I Daisy) finish your truck. Todd (slod) ID keep Iryin. John (big guy) stand tall. Cat poker. Jen (Dingy) keep it up. Dan left race (Spankyl. Scott put the door panel on (Twinkle) -72 Cbev PKP. 67 RS Comoro. 67 Conv. Comoro Cruistn women. Chinese fircdnll party. Body work suck Michelob Hopkins Central, l-et them live on. See ya at the reunion Thanks MoM and Dad. I love Ya! JULIE SEIFERT: This it it! Than to all my friend that made P.C. special. S.T. D.N. D.W. S.G. RD . CS, R0. I.J.. LJ.B and sheep lover Special time — we missed the bus. I just caused an accident, football game , dance , homecoming Best par tie , late night newspaper meetings, inventory, choir lour. Marv. early rooming NHS. skits, cx. and let's not foeget Hum sema. It's been a great 3 yr� Going Separate way , never forget friend left behind. Thanx for the memories. NICOLE SHARP. It's about that time to say goodbye ... Amv2 Ah. you're a sweetie. Visa Harley — thanx 4 everything and I havn't gotten run over lately. Cumby — the (realm twin. i miu u P.L. ana Ai C M M S B R, B.W.. and Hoel I'm not really that sharp. The beat of luck. cUu of 87.” TODD SHEA: TEETH TEETH? Lisa. I love you. Smoken' in the Toyota Jeep rule! C.BS cabin not the beat. SHUT UP HULL’ Nice skunk P.V. GUIDO’ Roaunan swollowed 254 Surf up T.T and T.R Prom 86' Thank� i.ba Kur.g HI Jew. M N and P.V Pannekoeken Kid, Good l.uek Mr C. A.R your (ace ■ (reen - nice wetapot. K.R and S.O BS Bros. M F - How’. Charlie? B.U.C. - The Original. Halk ween 85 ruled. Lak You're the beat”! DON SMITH: H.U.M.M.. '85 rule _____.___ __ Hog (T.M.. MB. S B . BM, DS,) LnC '85. The Vegubie. the weekend warrior ; (RS, T.M, J.M.. JT, C.H.J D M. (ot pool, ahiah and bon rule, here' twinkle dump. Jack Hammer. '86 rofi dog — ( 99J.T, 961) S, 63. DS.) T.M. I don’t remember V.H either. How about you P.B. and T.B., When I finally’ cot KS I hope for food- Beetle your Noggle JMTAKE A DIP LISA SMITH: The Q challenge. Jill your Dad here' the Budgelel candle lit talk , brie kw all , donut , the bonfire. 2 in the morning. BS.A May 9. mall and olive , cheerleading, the camper. I.D put it in drive! Dude! JD ricochet. I.UV U 4 EVER CCS! summer 86 the firebird ?l the ultimate weekend. JS B-room bod . Than JH LD. TD. JH. BM. JM. HP. JH. luv u guy !! ;th tent, double-duo. good night! St. Elmo Fire. Best to the Class of 87! ROBERT SMITH: Don't ay what you mean, you might tpoil your face if you walk in a crowd you won't leave any trace it' always the tame you're jumping someone elte'a train. It won't uke you long to learn the new mi!e you have to adapt or youll be out of � tyle it'a always the aaroe you're jum ping someone cl ' train Its the latest wave that old idea ww getting urh a bore again you're jumping someone' train ... think about it TAMMI SMITH: Finally well guy we made it!’ It could be all right sometime Troy and Matt, we burnt Michelle (get a real job) Troy Jon. 1 love ya forever, you're awesome baby! Ill mi ya all. I M. KJ. JJ. I)B. IX). and all the rest of you partierv AS and VU hang in there, only 2 year left. Love ya all (well most of MONA SNEI.L: SW boof all night under the car. RM best guy in the world ■87 rule kateUnd bud TB my brother BS VN parking lot opps. EJ • TJ too not bye PC, It's been fun. MICHAEL J. SNIDER: Shhhh! Be vewy vewy auirt I'm hunting wabbiu! Picklehead' She' cute, she' cute, whoa! She' BEAUTIFUL!! DC. JS 176 flavor ! baby llcuy! TH calhoun. cola, and Christie! SI) simple ! Thanz for the year! ML South America! don't wrinkle your dr ! Thank to all my friend pe� t and present, old and new. for being there. 1 couldn't have made it without you! Than to all the girl for just being beautiful MICHAEL D. SNYDER: gal JMcK. GB. TP. SMcD. SE guy SN. MJ. SG. PR. TB and everyone elve it ha been great. Jill you're a great friend. PR. JJ. BJ accounting class TP friend for life. BHQ in Hopkin . $21.43. Bleacher Creature at f-baD and b-ball game cheerleader CT. LS. LN. PT ( ball game were fun. BVille game with SG. TP. TB. MB. full moon that night. English — Michelle Snyder, laugh much Jill. Nice cut Sue McNugget . Twin Lake, after gymnastic . SG need help. Who ripped? Than Mr. Skaflc. Bou and Torn you're the greatest. Class of 87 we made it. STEVE SNYDER: Oh! OR. Nice lunch box SNYDER. real funny, a if I've never heard that one before! You'd carry one too if you found a gasket in your pizza Beside . Moppets rule lice a big do TINA SORENSON: Never ski in dirt, oh my god. there' a big black man on the head of my car! CD there' someone else in the graveyard with ut wearing a cape, we're gonna die. Hranipen bump. Fountain swimming. Bob boo. opp sorry. Kate, opps did it again College fair — shopping spree. Budgetel to Brook dale Something gotta change. Macabre Tonya! To: CD. SC. AK. KD. JT. SB. FM. BR. RW. NL.ZE. TS. ML. KM. AS. JI. I won't mis thi school and moat of the people' Until we meet again. LANCE 8PAH: DM how's your surprise from Wendy? I suppose you never Ft hairpieces' Hi MS. DM DS. K. Playdoh. and JS. The chief can't hold da smoke! But Mitch can! While driving! Mitch, you gotta love it! Staci Hcesch nice grab! If you would of caught TA ...I would be dead! Sorry about the truck Pete, but the cop must of loved them bright DM you think you'll live thru 68 yrs old! Chen have you seen Rocky? Stay brat 10 seconds' BECKY SPENCE: Hey DN Prince and Matarati'! 4 ever. Odd 111 mi a U. Oh no. I lost mv Ding Dong! Have fun TB with OR. hey MS. VN parking lot. thead' Stopped team 1 love MO. CB. TWand Tv'. Widgeu 4-ever. Dirt road. Good luck Exotic Storm GOOD RYE and Good hick! MERS1.NI SPIROPOULOS: DS. DA. DR. TP. SP. LP. KS. WG and the rest. Than for all the good times! SP Flag bod die . Marching band, flag rule. Danccline 86-87 Strawberry chunk , mine, no mine! Colorado Canada. Michigan one more. SP on the phone 1. 2. 3 sheets all over. Nice clean room: Tang, popcorn. We made it! Radio!? what radio? (Nice help SP. TP. l.P) DS you're the best! No more scruffy SG “wet paint ohh Danny! 11 jn-t You’! Love and hick G Thanks P.C. Good hick to everyone. Ill mist you!!! ROBERT STAHI.BERG: Hey POOT. Grub the hull by the horn . Jackhammer. Thank Steph A 85' summer at Dubois $1500.00 Bloomington girl Turboil. Amazon woman. Owatonna trip. Ancle Brat and Cherry pepper rule. I thought it was hi neck The weekend warriors. TM. DS. TM. RH. MN. DP. DM. RE. AK. SA. CH. SW. TG. DS. JM. CB. We picked up a vegetable. The Taxmaniait devil SW � party. Dan give me your socks. JM. youll alway be special. Not the best. Hey LA- Word to live by. When in doubt, whip it out. Sheech CH. HUM MERS RULE'Than girl CHRIS ST. CYR: Hi 5’ at Brown' Cabin. Poooooot Luv in AH Nrrdlandrr she wanU your dag. Hull your a righteous Aide. CB. TR. TS. TM. PV. DP 150 Nin jas are sweet. 123 Hey Babe sup Dis is my luv machine. I .awn job in Dad's van Ped 3rd base look good. Roasted steamroller Hey Cooler we're just 4-wheclin' Majeski — I hope you reach two inches. DP nice no pecks: Nice hair Hull I never liked you anyways sorry about the skunk Pat. Later dude ! JILL ST.DENNIS: BJ you have been a super friend. Green Mill. Ice Castle empty house, pool bowling, and of course MS. HPR was great, letter in the summer meant a lot. You’re a true frirnd CD. Take it easy on you're hutches Acct. A, B. C were interesting l ooking forward to advanced acct. Mr. Skaflc you are more than just a teacher, you're a friend! Mr . K you're great! Yearbook was fun. Deadline . KS good luck w JD. David. I will always love you!!! TONY STKMPKR: CE nice party!! I your Mom invited? Al and the dude Friday night DJ's. Homecoming 87 Y-Y-Y-Y Y you better! Wrestling, nice ear Holland' Chicken teg him, Adney! Than ' GGNP! Hey Mr B Remember the Northern Lights? Weren't they pretty! Me and my Mom wiB pick you up at 7.00. Dunkin' Donut at 2am? Best fnenda JD. MB. JS. SG. RG. MS. BJ. JT. CE. JW. JN. JS. SM. JL. JB. CB. DC. CE and to anyone I missed I-ove ya all good luck 87 BYE! DAN STAY: Oh no it's that huge guy- Mitchell! Give me your locks' En joy your present from Wendy! or was it IaiIai”! Roll her in flour? Who's going to dive- SCHMIDT!” J Jin DM. JN. DS you criminals' Summer hummer . O-Tay! I feel the need ... C.BS. (Playdohl Circle pines' Hog's dog's 96. SI. 99 we're live! DM you got rid of it. but KH in you'rr driveway M Snuffalupagus No headlights? You got to Vive it ... (TH it was ok while it lasted' I It ha to beloved!!! MIKESUND: JC — socks in drawers? Heavy metal dirthall rule! Your fnendthip's invaluable Hope it' 4-ever! HR - maittmie ? How's the furry kitty? Purr ing? 30 year old? IS big transition, stay casual! Love-Luck to MB. KW. KH and all the people who helped me through! It's over RS! We're out! PAUL SULLIVAN: Class of 87' rules' Muff Inc. forever! Cruisin' in Chris' lemon. Ya didn't have to run him over. 13 pizzas? Ixt me drive! Where'd that snowbank come from? Homecoming '86 the farm forever. But castle don't have phone ! Shoot: Roller ! You outa da car! Only $44 We are the Pirates' TRISHA SWA.NBKRG: Tour '86; not Iowa Awesome roomies. Window guy. oh my star . I'm speechless MB Tours 85 86! GC. KC. SJ. PJ. DB. than for all the good times RC don't eat too many hotdog . your too young. Prom 86 Nenwim-boom picture DW get out of the weeds; but I can't! RE and Brookdalr. How about the pet shop? I think JB is better. I've got a crush on you. ring a bell CB “In your eye JB ooh U U! Got enough kel chupCS. RE. CB. Loverboy 86 with RE it corrupted my life! The star, let's go to Norway CS. Thanks everyone for the best years of my life! LESLIE SUNDAHL: Hsllnwecn 84- 85 CS Harriet — nice ticket! SA and AK. I)-line managers. Morning p.party — suspended! AT skiing Sp.Mt. Ped's party! Jags. Blon-die Aug's C.ST. it's 500 am' Prom — than CP! V Fair Pretzel BN nice movie girls! Barbecue DR Motley, friendly H-shoe. Outfield. LT rumor . Randy P. F K. Skipp ing — trouble. Rob's wild. Skunch — St.Clood. here we cum! Dorms? Than Frrnz and ■87 By . Mostly! JULIE SWANSON: SD squeak your dimple are show-in. tuck it in Mary' cabin — the weenie whap. JS. SD Hopkin' game GS Rocky 4 ES Christmas shopping Greg I'm ao confused. Marching band Thank for being there everyone April 29. 1985 Special than to the Donley Mikey J (baby Huey) I love ycai SA! MIKE SWANSON: HME! Hey Mike remember Red Star? Where’ the Kalridoacope? Dan no you hair demon. Andy's a hairy beast! Long Rad hair rules! Titus rocks! Lynch rules Ratt pack Charvel'Jackson Moparv No fat chicks! Scam on some clam’ PS is hot! What’s up botch? MM. BM. BO. MH. PS. DB. SB. CP luv ya! the sweet boy . Isaiah 53� eat em and smile! Co'mon rock' Never stop! It's been real. Real what? I don't know but PC wasn't that bad after all. Everyone take care! JC Psalms 23 KIM SYDI.OSKI: Walk this way! Say wen. should we stay up all nite? IUD what's that LP? DLA where's a computer?! 7-11 stops, runs to Denny's Ye Li I m breathing' Show biz 5 11 84. FA' Baba' Friend forever DLA, DLA. DA. CH. LP. WG. MS. JP. SB. ND. SH. flirt, etc ... Dome, stale 86 ... Baseball' 2721586 should I tell ya how you got to Rocky's? Bus 1 rule . schus mountain, body language. THE RINGS! THE pillow fight, underwear decorating (DA. IT. DWI 1 great legs! Nice itch!! Consumer, dance , boring Friday nighta! Flags rule! Than JP my nose still hurts!! Haul nal around the comer! Punk Udie RAP!! (Than coaches MB, JS. TS) Power tatKm concert!! Hey Chuck do ya think theyII get married? Prom 86 sorry DLA maybe thi year. Thanx Danny it was great Spaz are you sure you weren't sick that nite? Traci's gathering DW should I A dancelme’ K Bye. FIP! The sett Where the ' is RR when you need him? LP and JS all my best, class of 87 (especially LP arid BID bug and kisses. l zve Kimmers. PS. the meaning of life is ... HA. HA'gotcha. June 8.1987! ERIC SYNSTKLIEN: Hey thi it right? GS my best buddy' Stay real! CP are you peachy? JB do you still respect me? RH remember Canada? Where did all the money go? JC you're kick J.E.Z.S.! Mar chine band. I'm BB 22-3. KR and KS forever. PS. let's get this over with' CINDY SWIERKOWSKI: Graduation at Inst, so long. Liz do you feel like your on a ship? Cathy do you need ketchup I get lot at my table oo la la. Trish how's JB? Never forget Chicago, yoda, nirab. or Dewang. Iki you want ice cream? I've got to see the white f your eye JENNI SWOPE: ■True Blue JIM. I LOVE YOU'! 8 86 B A R DWI Prom '86. Holiday Inn. liquid lunch Journey Jay — Chinese fire drill Prom 86 JHK I'm crazy for you. Rambo Boom town pineapple yogurt Who made whov Stairway to Heaven MR I. I, Y thanx MB cub at Sam. tomato woman. Jim's green frog. W'hoopie. nice picture TW Daisy TS . . or the best off. Mexico 86 OUZO. AbwDebbwDabieDobbir Class of 87 Thanx Mom. I love you! JENNI 8EKAN: Midnight rendcxvou Barb, we've had some radical moments, thanx for your friendship. I love ya? Dweeb. Marty McFly. slumber party TS. Stay ruft Marshmallow Man. stuck in the mud. lake Calhoun man, Box-a-adirt! . 5 11 roof. MB — master plans. Pookey Poo. Mi's car door, Dallas and maxi, riding bikes. Steve's neighbor , showbiz ...? Mersim — you were the best friend ever! Stay strong! Deb - I love ya? Red umbrella. 38 special stay gold T Band fag. rule! 87 CINDEE SKTTKRSTRO.W: We're on our way. the data of 87 has been okay! Friend forever KB. SB. AC. PC. folk 86 tour. Chicago, Notre Dame — pink tree. 1 love you. Dan' Best times, camp. Great America. blueberry shake , bullfrog, stoinkers SB Let's go bow-ling gulp KB No more tape recording KS my favorite cousin. Thanx for your effort and advice. BS, GS. F.M take it easy, you're free. God bless. Pirates, it'a been real! Until then ... CLAY SIIERER: P.C.F.B. 1 91. 99. 63. 96. 22. 23. 92. 7. 31. 27 The best!! Hi Kel M. Potay. you're party was hot. but Cor wasn’t that bad either! Remember Jimbo downstairs? What a Schmidt Hey Pot's ride the wsve! Brown sugar? Drive-in. whose buying? The Rat and Lulu, what a pair! Good Bye P.C lu been great. STACY SJAAHEIM: Dsvnamo! Cniisin Crystal BR the beast! DA. CG. DA weekends Elbe - breakfast in bed Ratt Squiie Sam. Todd ... dancing, feasting. French Nsnkin buddies Hi Mstt M. Break at Sears. Shut-up Jeffrey! Thi is the key. College — Terr and Gayle. T CORYTAUER: It's been great! Thank MP. KT. SH. as well a the rest of the gang. We had some real experiences, football game , dance . T.P ing C.W.'s bouse, love thst Spanish, sophomore jokes. Debate, x-country skiing 13 years of school finished. YA! Now four more Farewell P.C. SHANNON TEAS: I IX)VK YOU DAVID! I would die for you. 12-27-84. 7. Prince Thanks for the great times. RPN will walk DW twin Bro! Indiana and Woodbine Jules thanks for friendship, love ya tons! Mary. Pamela. Noram Patty. No more homework Rule !! All Right. Greasers' Thanks Mike and Marvin. I love to act! Madonna's Birthday KT that’s two! French film . Drama Teacher. (RP) Great Buds: DN. DW. IJB. JS. HW. N. SB. CS. IJ. KM. KT. (Follow) PC. TG. JF. TT. JH. RS. JO. JB. AG. Bye guys! ('rood I.uck. Ill mis you P.C. ANNE TH RISEN: DANCELINB 85 86. Sfofe 86,'. Pirouette . I love ya! Hallo ween Juniors. ski trip the mostly! Aug , blondirs! Barbie. I love Ya! Thank for the memories. Chuck! Nice Downtown Adventure, playing chocolate with m. m. Homecoming court 86. Hi 7 I Kid. DINA W.W. are you ok?! Jags. Best Inxls forever. I., M. L, J., and roe fencing liy the lightpost! Class of 87 Rules' Ixive Ya all! Bye JASON THOM: Soph. Golf. Junior Cross Country skiing. Sen. a bum Downhill skiing it the best TW. BH. can't ski SH. BH. TW. MS. TOBY hang out DH. Jr best Bonger in the North Bull is the best DH. CC. always slamming. CC. SH. Calvin are the greatest. Fishing is the SH'S. new boat, big expense. (Jet drenched at SH'S cabin by JR. Nice swim suit TW. better grow an inch or two (Get in shape) DH. nice Makeup. BHHon the way to UMD 87 (Good Iruck) DH Bel ter graduate JB. A penny earn ed i a penny saved!? Bon Jovi Rules!!! F.D THOMAS: Wr had some good times,, or do we! Who made who? Who's driving- Who's got the tube ! I dare ya to uke it. BUNDO what? what's the vector of this matrix Chuck? Are you being all that you can be? Do some more pushups! Nice T.P. guys, I was watching (he news. Rio. Brazil, should have been there! Just remember to wear a shiny watch' Senior Memoirs 255 DANIEL L. THORPE: Ralph Zimmer! Ye Darrel, hr' our boy. Hon! lawkbehind you HWY 94 is (he autobahn 'rum I-eft! Facial Surfing. July 85. The parly. Muddling. Suicide to Vallevfair ... the box! Can I le l drive your car Chris? The meaning of life t 42. These memoir always were confusing to other people. If a train leave St. Paul traveling at 96 mph and a tram leaves St. Paul traveling at 108 mph. ho many children on train B will stick there gum undrr their seat before the trains meet? Come on now this should he easy. Take care everyone! This mean you Ben. and you Matt. JIM TIIURMAN: 33 92. 67. 63. 96. 94. 22. Front 7 ruled. Pool. Do you wanna drive. I can't. Mart what a hockey game 86-87 football team niled What's the matter OSSEO! 2.00 and catch a 7 Kog's dog's are bad. Who has a tin? Autey start ninning fatly. Waite's party. What a time. Hangovers were worth it Hummer were too. to people with big mouth F ff. Had great time at P.C. Hey let's keep the clan of 87 together and party forever. See Ya!' PC. is where lobe. CHARLES TICAKKO: To all my buddies out there Here Chuckock! MA. JT. Kemrmlier who the GRIM'S Gang Hang. Hr. BOO. JOE JOE. NECK. WEASEL. POLKLY and SLF.BS (Animal! The tops to Duluth. Great basketball Game at Owalonna guys. Bl. SW. MR. BT. The haircut that everyone kept touching. Thanks a lot buddies. The fnction that Comrade cause. Track rules (W.E.T.S.Ul Crow Country was great, right fellas? Psyvhe! Steve's great driving, thanks bud Driving with me quite an experience right Joe? Joe. John. Andy. Ahhh. yeo Mike the killer Ninja. John (Big Foot) Transformer. Cindy On Bonjour! Amy little, brother Andy. Football with KJ. CP. Dan (Moose) M il MH. but e'est La Vie 111 miss P.C RENDA TOKNIES: HeUafano Street, k.g. shall we park? Ninnctanka 86 86. rooter van. 12 Bumps stamp, WIZ. Mr. Chemistry. Nice View B J. choir fags. P.C. Joke, udo ist tot. generic preppies, ice cream cone outift. MORP, PCNHS87. Monday Suds. S.V. and R.T. P«L P C. Choir at the prep bowl, Jciden thingy wingy. 86 football. Me Nugget . Thank K.G.. J.C.. S.V . M.H., M.D.R. JAMBS TOONE: The last 3 years were great. J.S. did you get my SAD or did Fi . rt it? I'm in trouble now. rentier rule. Owatana '86 Marching Bnnd wan excellent. Calgary 86 Michigan '86. Ixiw Brass Kick Thank P.C. it was the beat. JULIE TOMLINSON: Ixwk. Kicking snow, Roberts! That' not illegal' Wnyiata guy : Drew and Bryon. France 86. hou somrae ocphelin. o'u e l mon chewing gum? Je ne ais pas' Mamie, haf - haf girls Karen, seen Jaa. can I drink your water? Cosby. I say ya man. A.P, he's � o cute! nice bike! Hypo (critet). Spell shop, what do you do at a green light? yo GO stupid' Pretty smart L.P. Thank K.D. TOM TONE: COWABUNGAH weekend at MiUe lac, � h s t the curl. David l.ee Roth concert second row! Duluth. OUCH!! No ding on my board Ron Jon Rules! Windsurfing in the pond YUCK! Surfin in Hawaii. Becky Sept I. 1985 our lip are so clo e. TOP GUN T.W. aa Maverick. CU� of 7 ALOHA BRADTOKKKOLA: Brad (Tork) — Remember Kden Praric. Kevin don't forget the state fair or John Hunter at 256 Senior Memoirs Riverfest. Rukken with Dok-ken. the wetter the lielter. B«in Jnvi Jeff, sorry about your car. The ripping Ruler. UffDA. Mountain Dew and M � ching a gooch playing poker. Sheraton and other parties. Key for free. I,et go xkiinx. Say it'!! Dude, your Bit. 87 Catch ya on the rebaind! BART TRENCH: Not smart Buddie ; EN. TK. KB. MA M. Ml. M. BD. KR. JR. TW. CG. you're live; P.C. Football 1. Hoc' Rule 77. 6-1. 72. 17-14! Ow ptt. M.M.'s Boo - how's Jude? Call fee I-uke (New-ncn) Todd's Buying; Give men B ... 90 Happy Birthdays, I know I'm Red1 “You look nice Today” K.O. Dunken Hoops It was my knee, not my nbs Big BLack Ginger. Lily Putt. T.P. sign , cereal, firecracker . lOmph on Brookdale Drive. LuLu's. Golden Boy’s. “Piece of 12“ Class of ”871� Kick-9. NANCY TURK: Well class of ‘87 we made it! Thanks DC. KM. and DR. for the best year of my life. Hey BT. I still get the cahcry outfit. Buck. Buck. SU. and JUL. I love you DC You are the best. Good Luck with everything KM. LP. LA. Our Pee Wee Cheer. Guess Jean LA. Swimteam Thank P.C. V SARA VANDKKWKRK: Scott Bump. Dougnut . The stock AD. word 1? Minnetonka 86 86. Rooter Van. BT II2. Fred. 99. Generic Prrppie . MORP. I get the lemon lime outfit! BT, How many time is that? ISrolU? 4 6 cough. PCNH687. Football ‘86 BN. do you need another ride? Thank you and goodbye' AV. PV. AK. JC. MH. and BT AU revoir! JENNIFER VANLITH: Hey Mom and Dud. 1 made it! My 3 years at P.C. have been the greatest! “Do 1 have any chocolate on my teeth”? “What time it i 7 No more homeroom! Thank to KG. KF. DC. NT. TB. and DT. Hey Dan. wasn't Citiren Surv. fun? HA HA! Ill mis ya! Mr. Dove! you're the best! Kim and Nancy thank for being there. I will never forget you guy ! BYE' PAT VBLANDBR: Soph year Osseo dances T.S-R.O. who swallowed the 25« K. R. don't drop the fuzz Buster. M.F. S.M. T.L.C. Rule T.S. shut up VBLANDER!! Brown' cabin. The Jin Blanket C.S. Prom 86 Jenagto. Hey Brown stuff ch!7. 4 WHEELIN'. INVALID?! How you guy doin T.M. Brnsvl widgets M N. T.S. K.R Another N'.P WEEKEND. Liberty Packs, one Nighter . And one last thing, who put the DEAD skunk in my car?!! LISA VESKI.KA: Party Hardy. Rock -n Roll, we're the gang that had it all! L . V . I. V . HR. T.W.D.H.L.R.D.B.. at the Sheraton Holiday Inn, Elm Creek. D.H.'s driveway (woobics!) Confield H.R.. L. V.. It was great 87 were the best. Girls night out (Uptown) D.H..L.V.. Fun Time . w HEX WALTER: The hemp rope all twisted in knot , opposite genderday. Good Job Odd the peach schnaps park. Running through 6ft high itch weed. St. Paul Caves St. Anthony Main. WoW Ju� t a get together. Detoxz in one month. Don't go bock for garbage. Squench, Dauoy. Rope. Heffer. ED. Odd. Scamdrow, Mouse. Naked. Have a good one. Sign ed (REX) the BITC Yep okay bye. TODD WAMBACII: For H.K. Scaaary' What hap- pened to the strategic keg command? A.S. and K.S. one 1.0. for 2 people! The gangs all here for a day at the beach. In cloud 9. Hey he grabbed my ... didwesee Zopft at BuUw inkle . Thi tea taste funny. The 3 musketee T.W. r.W'.. T.T.. Andy ... too much to fa� t. Hey did he drowned in the shower? How long was that line at Steve's? Bum it up. Bob. the couch killer. Hey acid Andy, remember dead babies with teeth kill vou. I miss you. L.C. Low Todd TROY WEGENER: TCBY RULES FOREVER Flush light tag on weekends Windsurfing in the pond. Jew Boy, I like your New Wheel . Jam master Steven at the dance . Goose have fun in the Air Force. Missy and Susan the Burger King Hangout , lane them chicken nuggets. Class of 87 RULES ALOHA' WENDI WEISSKK: U of M. Gopher FB Party! Sammy. FNA Dietrich. Oundnn. Johny and 4 more! St I ait. instant o! Scavone traveler. CHILL, moonlit boatride. Mi Pulling Rambo on Nov 16th. PPP Doesn't rule, though! LV Yum. Portable bar! Nice acres, guvs — where were we? OOPS busted U2! Jua caU me bat. Bloomington Parly, we're karvooks!. Twin loike. guys! DR we've go to quit those goals and BPing! Danceline 85 86! Halloween Central Park, JJ. you partner! A.T. BJ lb. game was FUN! Oct 3rd. TC! Mis, your Boor' 1. hey?! Been, we're finally off to college! Lov Ya! Mia. Thanks. Love Ya! Mis you All! KATY WEIX’H: Park Center was great! Hi Kri� ! Thank Mr. Dove! on helping me with a big decision. Infatuation with 11. Thanks K.D. and H.K. for canng. K.D. your the liesl friend anyone could have. CJ. and K.D. remember the gift shop at M.Zoo! Thank CPC and D.L. for all the help. Thank I I.OVK YOU. EMILY! DARKEN WBSLOII: I'm in love with a sophomore — what can I ay. for all the people who never got to know me - thank foe not wasting my time. Jonny drops the gold, but keep on going. TJ. New Year eve. summer at Wayne' . No Fat Chic . No tourist . Surf up in Duluth. B.F. Colorado NY. Boston. D.C.. 87 Track Rules! Yea, that's it TAM and LIZ and D.B. Good Luck in the future. Chem F.T.W. STEVE WESTRICII: Mike! Shawn! What are we doing Friday? Which Movie? Homeroom parties Becky. Kn� . Dave. Mike. We having fun yet? Peterson. Chemistry was unforgetable. or i it? Nice T.P. Brenda Alright Joe and Eddy; I was in Japan ... Yeh, that it. what's your name? Shelly? J K I love you SHELLY. TERESA WHALEY: It' over? BK and CIV'S red picem up truck DID - I saw u on the radio — 'member JAK? DOKKBN Bon Jovi what a nile COOLER hiv u BRAD . ever 'I drank the whole 2 His?' DB and SL what a walk U K HOT Over UN'S head cux ihe'a a blonde Danceline — why? no more rum for roe JK and Me at Calbour SCO'S and hot summer nite Winlhrop Harbor BA what a wknd Bemidji - luv u all mu u I)K! Homecomign 86 smokin in the boy room LN AN and Me Blonde really do have more fun Bye! Miss U All Mentioned or not! BOB WHITE: Finally Graduation. D.P. Did vou enjoy the motorcycle ride? i t'ago float a car in Stillwater B.R. Football game . Ditch 'em (I'm still the king) putt you dud. your a cool dude. See ya next year T.C. and especially D.P. Did you like the rose D.P.? So long all. SCOTT WIIITKIS: Class of 87 it' been great. AC . S.P.. H R., and K.C.. thinks for being great friend . Car Chasin' in Crystal, Firework '86 3-7-86 Ivan Rules. JASON LIVES! Sixx. I-ee. Neil, the there patrol. Kattn-Koll is a way of life. Dakken sister 86 Diamond Dave Partying at the met Meeting Queensryche and Cinderella. So keep rockin with the best! Follow your heart and reach for the Rainbow. I'LL MISS YOU KIM! BECKY WIEKMAN: Thank you Jay fur going to Prom with me even though I wouldn't go skiing with you. TS..J.K. DR.. JJ. too bad we had to have a mesa up with Prom. The limu was awesome! Ha Ha K.Z. what wsll life be like with out our daily dirt gossip? S.G. Thank you for getting me through these last 3 year . JJ. do you wan't to see the Big Momma J mma? STACEY WILLIAMS: Hey gang MS. TB. all the state bud MS mem the all night? The moose all the way BS forever in my heart. JT is o hot' MZ Mr. Wnldow rules Big minds have little r‘ twice proven MS. SW hods and Ram-booties always. MB and Johnv 0 Rule Bye P.C. 87! KELLY WINAN8: K Z Dong Automobile Yello Volktwagon!! No more PS cupcake and kaboom at 3.60 a.m. Do you want to multiply? Charles' St. Elmo Fire. Inner Tube ! The horned cow!! Broken Promises ! HM cabin fever!! Don't Lie Been Swimm ing?? JP the corner, wnit I can't sec!! I.II Dancing, RfvcrpUcc. WD. HT. TO. (!()!!! CHRIS WIOMB: I'm in love with a Sophomore ... Who' in charge?? ... I am Mcff Inc. rules, bye Tom and Noteworthy. Sophomore have fun. Winter driving fan. tag your toast. '68. the quote liu. Hello to Richfield, remember the locker .. and if pretty too. Hi Turtles, well it' over, on to reality. Oh No .. TATA if been real. P.S. From Tom w here' the big one??? HILARY WOLDT: Tatia — this one' for the big ripper. Sara Beadle. Kyle Mac Pherson. Kim Heil. Shannon Tea . David Nelson. David Wood. Jenny Nelson - It' a hame we had to change, but I would never go back. Frankie, Thank you for the good times. DAVE WOOD: Dweeb' Marv. G.D. “Creascr rule! H.K Candy apple primer! Nice Mack hair! R.P.. C.S.. LIB. S.T. ROIL DEB! Sally pup! Shannon twin sis! Your the best! Thanks for everything. Susan! Thanks Seif! Voice lesion p w c� . Prom 86. Old friends Blare, Kim. Urge. H T , M K . D.P.. K.K.. MR. etc. P.C. Folk, going to the lakes. Denny get together ... all the memories! Choir gang (SRT. IXIN. UB. Jiv LJ.. eel) Marching Band gang (Mersini, Eunice. Brolins. K.S.. I. P.. W.G.. D.A.. K.T.. C.H. etc) Good luck class of 87’ New York and Broadway ... Here I come... z KRIS ZRCH.MEISTKK: It was the best of times it wa the worst of time . Sophomore year — kk and IX'. Ang what uerr we doin?? MM My future husband Bowling and Richter's parlies Matt, Chri . Matt. Chris ... wanna go to Rocky’s Matt? Weiss's party. JB. — � igh. “Frankly John. I don't give a ! Campus camey — the Arab. I this even the right ramp? Homeroom parties. Buck night. IM Basketball Prom 86 well there's always Senior prom' Swimming rules! We were awesome! (Well. Sort of) Homecoming ‘88 Ang. thanks for being the best friend 111 ever have. Good Luck everyone! I'm really gonna miss this place! JON ZELENAK: Hey Kid , its been real fun. KZ - I was wondering if you wanted a lift. TJ. DW Remember our pal from BLOOMINGTON JEFFERSON?? To all that concern TAG! YOUR TOAST Football 85 86 I'm KA and how! SB BOA T PARTIES RULE. I'm not afraid of TK or BH I mis SK. and SK. TAM AND LIZ TO ALL MY FRIENDS - KEEP IN-TOUCH!!! DEUTSCHLAND OBER AI.LKS! FTW DAWN ZEMBAL: JN. RK. SK. EP. Thanks for being such great friends JN thank for pulling me down the stairs! Remember the falling star at G.B.'t garage. RK remember getting sick in Cool Rapids? I lost my boot. EP Let see if we can lake down some more “Mailboxe this winter. 1X7 boy does my A hurt! JN your a “great friend I love ya! I love you NICK P0HL! Mr . Ken Knight thank for all your advice. It did roe some good. Ill never forget you and all your help. Claw of 87 rules. RALPH ZIMMER: Mr. Dove). I couldn't have l mr it without you. Dsn and Darrell. my Parents, my creators, you're both beautiful. Health was fun So was the '86 Osseo football game. Will everyone please return my library books so I can graduate? I have all ready made up my detention. Phone messages in the office. I'll kill you all. Flowers, Bill? Thank for all the laughs. I’m sure you won't forget my face. I love you all. anonymous It was great! 'Hie IM tiMrk were great, later Ivan I know ynuH lie here. Keep your PD going Mr. Hovel. Hope you reach your six figure income. See you later B Ha keep them grades up Make Joe look bad. we're going on a vacation. Can't wait for graduation Income. Well boys and girls, our time is almost up. and what a fun 3 years it's been. What' that on the HORIZON?!? A snow Ixink? A tree? Oh S T how could I lie mi stupid! Girls Blmll you have our support! Ralph loves you all TRUTH HURTS, right D ve?!? Hey ML remember our parties, throw the cant into the lake KW please keep Mr. Hangover away. Nice bike chain, nonalcoholic wine, the 3 It's KW. ML. PH. PP. have fun. good hick and get drunk I LOVE JOEL BONA. KW Camaros and Firebirds rule PH the IhwiIs form women. JB our hot tub parties. KW remember Mike and Tim the brown bog, what's in there? Hey we made it! We finally get to write hi the buck of the Is ok. CF The O'Brian r.«.m YUM! I let you say that to all the boy , everybody wants to meet somebody right CO? Oh my Gosh look at that position!! Thnips what this? KW keep smiling. Prom 87 Homeroom 312 rules — LU.B-! A fCW - t the gorgeous ones: OS. MB. MJ. JT. Than for the fun on Homecoming “86 RO. JG. I).. SJ. T. 'Ifianx everyone for the dove to best times of my life! Live ya and go. mI luck! 1 Promgoers dance under the stars On Saturday May 9th, nineteen-hundred and eighty-seven, the students of Park Center enjoyed a night under the stars at a special event that conies only once a year, Prom. Prom was held at International Market Square in Minneapolis at eight o’clock p.m. The theme was “A Night Under the Stars.” For those who attended, this night will be long remembered. The band played jazz, blues and soul tunes. Some of the songs they played were by James Brown and Marvin Gaye. The Juniors had a buffet with a variety of hors d’oeuvres set up for the couples. Each couple received a little bear and a card as they walked into the dance. The couples also had the option of getting the traditional picture taken. p. 2. 1. Dani Cortez, Amy Grande, Alison Hobson, Darci Fehrman, Chris Binger, Chris Wicka, Mindy Tosel bare a leg. 2. Rick Katz and Michelle Boulanger “Yee-hee Yeeaah!” p. 3. 3. Steve Brunn “getting down.” 4. The dance floor at Prom was packed. 5. Jeanine Castenson, A1 Perretti, Julie Jensen, Kurk Haas are smiling for the picture. 6. Bruce Quitmeyer, Theresa Pesta, Julie Kelvie, Sherri Perrault “I just can’t help it! insists Bruce. 2 Prom Prom 3 Varsity tennis upsets Benilde The 1987 boys’ tennis team was unable to break through the tough competition in the Lake Red this year. However, there were many highlights. The team finished second in the Coon Rapids Invitational and later surprised a fine Benilde Team 4-3 in region play. First doubles team of Jim Brat and John Theis finished 15 and three on the year and was awarded the region’s number two seed. Six players will return from this year’s region team, so hopes are high for next year. 1. Captain. CO-MVP and All-Conference player Jim Brat takes a deep forehand. 2. First singles player Spencer Corbin drives a backhand. 3. JV player Andy Williams smashes an overhead. Opposite page 1. Varsity Team: ROW 1 Manager Beth Ann Barrett, Tim Thai, Keith Jensen, Tom Ku, Chris Wellhausen, Coach Jon Peterson. ROW 2 Player-Manager Jeff Brandes, Fred Cheng, John Theis, Mark Anderson, Jim Brat, Spencer Corbin. Jesse Josephson. Not pictured: Bill Snapko, Mike Snyder, Steve Potvin. 2. JV Team: ROW 1 John Moore, Peter Ku, Tom Thai, John Deboer, Andy Williams, Quan Nyguen, Don Fritz, Steve Durkee. ROW 2 Dan Spa, Tony Kalzvest, Jim Krueger, Paul Vanderwerf, Jamie Puttin, Randy Erickson, John Shane. 3. CO-MVP John Thies hits a low backhand half-volley in practice. 4. The team lines up for introductions in a match with Totino Grace. 4 Tennis Tennis 5 Softball teams play good season Girls softball season kept all of us on our feet wondering if we were going to state or not. Even though we didn’t, they still played like a state bound team. Both the JV and varsity teams had a good season with many exciting games. Next year’s teams should be real good even though a lot of seniors are leaving. The team has a lot of juniors and sophomores staying on it. Kris Haugestuen for example, our great junior pitcher with 52 strike outs allowed only 3 homeruns this year. We wish the team good luck in the years to come. Opposite page 1. Kris Hagestuen pitches a strike. Kellie Coates and Kathy Hankin take time off. 3. JV Team, Row 1: Kerri Gross, Stacy Howie, Dawn Ketcher, Katie McDonald, Heather Olson. Betsy Stromberg, Tina Hoffart Row 2: Pam Hennen, Kristi Driste. Michele Hendricks. Lori Steinkopf. Jenny Mulville. Jodi Betsinger, Kim Olson. Mgr. Mike Kaufman. VARSITY Row 1: Julie McDonnel. Capt. Julie Tomlinson, Kelli Sibet Row 2: Carrie Jablonski, Amy Groves, Nicki I-aLiberte, Kellie Coates. Kathy Hankin Row 3: Mgr. Bruce Fehn. Pam Carlson. LeAnn Erickson. Kris Hagestuen. Capt. Lisa Parsons. Jessica Pavlak, Kate Brundes. Mgr. Kathy Stejkal. Coach Lisa Ness. This page: 1. Coach gives advice on how to play better. 2. Waiting for action at homeplate. 3. Kris Hagestuen rounds the bases. 4. 1. 2. 3, BREAK! Softball 7 Pirate baseball posts .500 season Park Center can be proud of their Pirate baseball team who finished the season with a 9-9 record and a conference record of 6-8. The captain this year was senior Mike Miller. The Pirates are lucky enough to have the Lake Red’s two top hitters, Dan Hreha and Dan Autey, both of which will return next year. Top base stealer was junior Chuck Kroll. Jeff Tatur, another junior, hit three homeruns (the most on the team). The Pirates most MVP was senior Paul Balthazor. Jim Thurman had the most RBI’s, 17 of them. The senior also made All-Conference. The team managers were Carrie DeMars and Sharon Oakvik. 'I'he J.V. Pirates had an excellent season with a 10-4 record. The most MVP was sophomore Dan Kopp. J.V. managers were Jenny Dorholt and Jill Dehn. PARK CENTER BASEBALL 8 Baseball Opposite page: VARSITY — Row 1: Dan Hreha. Chuck Kroll, Kim Bergstrom, -Jeff Tatur, Chad Sommerfeldt. Jason Miller. Paul Saice, Dan Autey. Row 2: Coach Strietz, Mike Miller, Kevin Rcem, Dave Sitts, Jim Thurman, Mark Schutz, Coach Johnson. 2. Managers Paula Solberg and Carrie DeMars. Paula Solberg, Carrie Demars, Chuck Kroll. Dan Hreha, Paul Balthazor. Jeff Tatur and Paul Saice wait anxiously. This page — JV TEAM. Row 1: Dan Kopp, Curtis Jannicke, Scott Striebel. Mark Kroeplin, Todd Corneya. Row 2: Tim McGowen, Mark Heer, Eric Ruikka. Dave Sitts, Craig Gunderson, Coach Leslie. 2. Kevin Reem in action. 3. SOPH. TEAM — Row 1: Lariy Guesman. Tom Barber, Eric Hoyhtya, Jim Saunders. Russ Spence. Joe Odeen, Stan Pjya. Row 2: Brant Berg. Eric Zehr, Todd Schmidt. Chris Oelkers, Jason Bellcour. 4. Jim Thurman is greeted after a homerun. 5. Jim Thurman as pitcher. Baseball 9 Track sends thirteen to State The Indoor Track Season was used mostly to find out where people would do the team the most good. With the boys winning our section of the True Team Championships, the attitudes of the athletes changed and they began to think of what was best for the team. They saw that together they could work as a “True Team” and go places, as a team. This season was the best in years for track. The girls finished 4th and the boys were 2nd in Region 5 A A, sending these 13 athletes on to State Competition. In the SMR Bailey, Carter, Dix, and Necklen. The 4x1 broke the school record with Carter, Bailey, Bougerie, and Curtis, Bougerie. Curtis, Wesloh and Dix were in the 4x4. Curtis was also in the long jump. Sharon Carlson was in the High Jump. The 4x1 had May, Flom, Anderson, and Koep, Vicki Willis broke the school record in shot and discus. 1. Track Team: ROW 1 James Toone. Robert Forpahl. John Schroeder, Kirk McFarland. Pat Carey. Erick Bates, Alan Dix. Eddy Thomas. Kevin Bourassa, Chuck Ticarro, Merlin Roers, David Kayser. ROW 2 Holly Harland. Vicki Willis. Thokozile Cox. Sonya May, Tracy Nelson. Liz Nelson. JoAnne Brosseau. Robert Bonnet, Rod DeMarre, Dennis Haupert, Bonnie Garrett, Jill E. Peter. ROW 3 Diane Jorgenson. Wini Froelich, Sharon Carlson. Regina Yarns. Todd Schaeffer. Glenn Necklen, Jay Beecham, Joe Jereczek. John Berg. Nathan Brandt, Marty Roers. ROW 4 Dale Curtis, Richard Bailey, Marc Carter, Floyd Beecham. Missy Flom, Pat Keren, Mark Holland, Scott Wensel, Jill Zelenak, Eric Bauer. Dave Bougerie. ROW 5 Karen Lyu, Chris Wicka, Kerri Hakarine, Missy Helt, Cherri Dunfee, Heather Mulville, Heather McKenzie, Chona Freeman, Roberta Bennett, Cheryl Koep, I-eigh Solberg, Mancc Lolby, Dawn Schaaf. Darren Wesloh. ROW 6 Kris Gemelke, Steph O’Neill, Sheryl Ellis, Mike Benson, Ben Maegi, John Schlee, Mike Turk. Mary Fees. Mark Jones, Robert Hulleman. Shawn Nelson, I aurel Anderson. Mona Howe. 10 Track (Opposite page) 2. Missy Flom and Thokozile Cox, float through the Relays. 3. Leigh Solberg and Mona Howe, fly over the hurdles. 4. Todd Schaeffer, Breakin’ the Wire. 5. John Schlee has power, Power, POWER!!! (This Page) L Pat Keran vaulting, Over the Top! 2. Rod DeMarre takes a long jumpin’ leap. 3. Eric Bauer, Kevin Bourassa, and Bob Bennet run in the pack. 4. The feet of many.” 5. Merlin Roers, Determined To WIN! 6. Richard Bailey, I got it made!” Track 11 Mark Olson, girls’ team state bound Boy’s golf did well thia year with their top golfer and captain Mark Olson. Other Senior team members were Wade Alto, Steve Brunn, Jeff Dissemeyer, Greg Lund, Mark Metcalfe, Bart Trench. Juniors were Jim Hazeldine, Brent Hackert, Kim Hiro, Mark Olson. Sophs were Darin Eisenzimer, Jeff Gruidl, Dan Pelletier, and Kevin Binniel. The boys golf team was coached by Brad Olson and Jim Thompson. Junior Mark Olson with an overall score of 80 earned a place in the state tournament held at Majestic Oaks this year. The girls this year were led by their Captains Sue McDevitt and Gina Berthiaume. Their coach again this year was Russ Holland who led them to a good year. The girls team won region 5AA with Sue McDevitt, Gina Berthiaume, and Amy Grande going to state as individuals. 12 Golf Opposite page: 1. Mark Olson drives the ball off the tee. 2. Sue McDevitt follows through on her putt. 3. REGION 5AA winners: Karla Engstrom, Sue McDevitt, Gina Berthiaume. Row 2: Shannon Shackelford. I eigh Marr, Amy Grande. Jill Stemper. 4. Coach Thompson waits for Mark to arrive. 6. Coach Russ Holland encourages the girls to do well in competition. This page: 1. Sue McDevitt tees off. 2. Amy Grande takes a few practice shots before the tournament. 3. Gina Berthiaume practices her putting. Girls' Team: Amy Grande, Shannon Shackelford, Leigh Marr. Sue McDevitt, Gina Berthiaume, Anne Leto. Row 2: Stacy Roe. Jill Stemper. Karla Engstrom. Debbie Forpahl. Angela Bllingsworth. I Golf 13 Synch swimming requires practice Synchronized swimming finished the season with the eight man team placing ninth in the semi-finals at state. Cathy Baker’s solo took fourth in the finals. All around, the team finished ninth in state. The team was coached by Beth Dustrud and Dave Magan. The team consisted of eleven swimmers and managers. Shannon Bar land and Beth Palmer. Captains this year were Cathy Baker and Kelly Anderson. Incoming 1988 captains are Caroline Lindman and Lori Marler. 1. Lynda Hackman, Holly Palmer and Jenny Albig doing their trio routine. 2. One of the swimmers demonstrates a lift.” 3. Synchronized Swim Team, Row 1: Caroline Lund, Cindy Swierkowski, Michelle Krone. Row 2: Jill Lindman, Melanie Fehlberg, Lori Marler, Holly Palmer, Shannon Borland. Row 3: Jenny Albig, Captain Cathy Baker, Coach Beth Dustrud, Captain Kelly Anderson, Lynda Backman. 4. The eight man team consists of: Caroline Lund, Jill Lindman, Cathy Baker, Cindy Swierkowski, Lynda Backman, Holly Palmer, Lori Marler, Jenny Albig. 5. Jill Lindman and Lori Marler perform a duet. 14 Synchronized Swimming The 1987 Senior Banquet The Senior Banquet was a nostalgic night for the class of ’87. The night began with hors d’oeuvres and punch. At all of the seniors’ seats was a copy of the Senior Wills. Most of the seniors had waited a long time for this booklet of goals and memories. The first speech came from senior Kevin Bourassa who “strolled down memory lane” as he went all the way back to kindergarten. After Kevin was B.P. Police Chief Don Davis. He talked about citizenship. The last speaker was English teacher and N.H.S. advisor Mr. Earl Christenson. The night was a special one for him also, as he is retiring this year. After the banquet, there was a talent show. The acts included performances by: “Alibi” and “Them Guys” while “Seran RAP” “fought for the right to party!” There were also two duets by Ken Smith and Leigh Marr, the other by Dave Wood and Carrie Sauter. The “Lumberjacks” performed too. The evening ended with Them Guys playing while all of the seniors danced in the aisles. 1. Senior wills occupied many avid readers. 2. Don Okerson hands Glenn Necklen his President’s key. 3. Ken Smith and Leigh Marr sing a love duet. 4. Kevin Bourassa addresses his classmates. 5. Darrin Cresswell samples roast beef at the buffet-style dinner. Senior Banquet 15 501 Pirates receive diplomas 1. Principal Judy Lamp welcomes grade, families and friends. 2. Row 1 prepares to get diplomas. 3. Senior choir members sing for the last time together. 4. Steve Nelson gladly accepts his diploma. 5. Here come the Millers: Barbie, Mike and Brian. 16 Graduation