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

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1988 volume:

K n onjledcje index I 1 £ c i Remember your first doy of schooP How obour when you were wolking down the holl ond you occidenrolly dropped your books? Behind you. someone yelled. Musr be o sophomore!.” while everyone loughed or you. Those were the good old doys. bur the countdown is now on. You hove olreody mode It through one yeor. ond next yeor. you'll be the ones to tell the sophomores thor the pool is on the fourth floor! One sophomore quoted: ‘ Senior High Is better then I expected. I thought thor you'd get beat up in the halls ond hove tons of homework. Well, the homework wasn't too greot. but everyone's friendly when you come right down to it!” Our memories ore the best things to keep in high school ond hove o great impoct on your outlook in life. — Down Wuornos Upper Left: I If true rhor seniors icon on Juniors ond Juniors leon on sophomores for support? Paul Jonoson. Chuck Srohlberg. ond Steve Yee show their class Support. Upper Right: The frustrations of being a sophomore! Roger Borrer scrambles to pick up h s books during passing time. Lower Left: Seniors Ron Fiest. Eric Longermon. Heidi Kludr, Kim Dorn-browskl. ond Gumby are skipping doss to ploy on the stairs. Lower Right: Another test? An excited Kevin Pegg signs up for his PSAl rev 2 — Theme The best parr about being one of rhe middlemen is rhar we hove rhe securiry ro leorn from rhe seniors, yer we ore becoming more responsible fhon losr yeor. Being o junior is your eosiesr yeor of high school. Ir is rhe yeor wirh rhe leosr omounr of stress. Many juniors think of ir os The yeor you con sir bock ond jusr ride rhe waves! Now, you hove ro think about pressure again os seniors next yeor. Whor ore you going ro do for o career? As one junior said: The sky is rhe limit ond I plon on reaching every cloud! — Down Wuornos Upper Left: Mcditotloo on o difficult class problem fokes everyone out. I'll bet you thought Drod Gustofson was sleeping! Middle Left: Mott Henke checks Kim Hendrickson's pulse to see If she'll survive the doss. Middle Right: Hugging themselves over their excitement from being sophomores ot Pork Center ore Rochelle Drown ond Christi Welfring. Bottom: Seniors Rule soys Vince Gorcio os he shows his Senior pridel Like rhe first breath of fresh oir on rhe srorr of o new day in spring, everything is happening. The birds ore chirping, the sun is shining, ond you're oil ready ro go! You hove waited yeors ond years for this doy, ond you deserve oil rhor's coming ro you. For the post yeor, you've counted down each doy for this very special occosion . . . your groduorion! School is finally over now ond it's your rurn ro proudly walk onro rhe stage for your diploma ond throw your cop in rhe oir wirh o huge smile on your face. After 12 yeors of going ro school every doy ond following rhe set rules. It's now time ro be able ro moke your own decisions os ro how you're going ro spend your new life. All this con also be quire frightening for you. You'll lose touch wirh mony friends, move our on your own, go ro college, or get o job, ond meet new people. You osk yourself: Am I ready? At this point, you soy good-bye ro Pork Center, leaving wirh o lor of memories that will stoy with you for rhe resr of your life! — Down Wuornos Theme — 3 S uutye SeKteltl4K6 First comes the terror. Then the quiet expectation. And, ot lost, the knowledge thot onorher high school yeor, perhops the first, moybe the lost, hos begun. Everywhere you look, from the differences in the porking lot ond the people, you see something you've never seen before. New closses, new teochers. new friends. Everything is olive with chonge. And, It's not merely these stronge sensations. Even those things which seem fomilior hove subtley olrered themselves. But, along with the chonge, the yeor brings chances. Chonces to renew friendships neglected over the summer. Chances to finally meet thot excruciotingly gorgeous bobe you longed for lost yeor. Rare opportunities to involve yourself in school groups, to get your brain working ogoin after a balmy, hedonistic summer. New love affairs, brand new ways to cheot on tests (ond not ger caught!), fresh new concepts in illness. Every experience, every mood, every encounter. If you take the time to dive into life, it's like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Trust. — Jason Carter 4 — theme Rowm ■SHf GRAVES1 Opposite Page: Top: Tron Knutson notes, with high disgust, thot 20 minutes remain in his Chorodes class. Lower Left: A parent turns the comero eye in the opposite direction os the Homecoming Pepfest crowd explodes in o frenzy of opptouse. Lower Right: Pirote power QB Don Autey rips onorher hole in the floundering Armstrong defense This Page: Top Left: Sophomore Homecoming royalty Chris Carlson ond Michelle Shermers swoy to Olivia Newton-John. momentarily basking in the Coronation limelight. Lower Left: Lynn Combes tokes o breo!; from poeticolly contemploting outumn to mug for o picture Below: A token of graffiti affection odorns on exit door for a second yeor. Lower Right: Krissi Hogestuen is stunned os the Homecoming queen crown Is placed on her heod Theme — 5 T oia$ a ate — 'ZOe fo tyuuv Emotional developments balanced out with many physicol chonges over the course of the year. A new building addition for the theatre tech crew ond the orchestra arose from o moss of rubble ond debris. A new bonk of computers wos instolled in the A-V oreo. And. o record amount of new students arrived or Pork Center on September 8th (ond throughout the month os the stragglers poured in). But more importantly were the advances we mode ourselves during the 87-88 year. Using all our resources, we brought a new focus to our lives at Pork Center. Trying out for the football team, chiseling oway of our homework with new fervor, or learning something new when you were convinced you knew oil there wos to know. Using ond developing our broins, ond building our bodies, we learned how to creore. ond enrich the world around us and gain a more profound understanding of ourselves. We continued to grow. — Joson Corter Top Right: Jessica Berger clows our onother cold blob of cloy ro odd ro her expond.ng porrery. Below Left: Kim DumbrowsW flexes her muscles ond budds her body in her CLUB SPUDS r-shin. Around rhe some rime os rhe ' Spuds croze, were the ' •' Happens” outfits feoturing rhe lovoble pooch In o highway mishop. Below Right: SEE AND SPELL Footloose Eric Longermon rockles typing with o refreshing ecstasy 6 — Theme Upper Left: Honging loose In Pork Center's new bulkftng addition, Eric Anderson develops his musicol skills with on olmost p� sychotlc intensity Below: ACCESS DENIED. Trying to chonge her grodes on the school computer, Kim Grossel encounters o rother olorming roodbkxk Lower Right: Eyes alight with the flame of pride. OIU Peterson puts the finishing touches on his completed skull sculpture. Theme — 7 HOMECOMING “RIDES THE WAVE” On o cool October night they come, filled with excitement, expectorions, ond. most of oil. school spirit. They were gorh-ered together for the event of the seoson, Homecoming Coronotion. where rolent sporkles ond everydoy glomour becomes royol beoury. This yeor's coronotion wos highlighted by octs such os Joy Beechom ond the Belly Boys with o rousing rendition of Blueberry Hill. This was followed by the entrancing vocals of Don Hreho singing; Labamba ond You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling occomponied by Joy Beechom. Two bonds. The Primaries ond The Suburban White Boys” entertained the crowd with quick tempo tunes that kept everyone full of energy ond enrhusiosm. As the evening neored to o close, the spirit in the oir grew more intense os eoger fons owoired Soturdoy s gome. Pork Center's fons. porents ond olum-ni proudly gozed on os their Green ond Gold marched to victory in football ogoinst the Burnsville Braves. Mark Lundborg ran o Leod Option and Todd Orgon kicked o Field Gool to pull Pork Center oheod. There were mony stars in the gome but the real heroes were the Defensive Line which gave the Pirates o 10-0 shutout. Senior More Carter described the gome.- I wos proud after we defeated Burnsville which mode us 5-0 ond pur us in first place in the Lake Bed Conference.” Pork Center enjoyed o short-lived ranking os number one. — Chorlotte Knutson ond Shoron Ookvik Opposite Page: Upper Left: Down School. Mark Lundborg. Erin Mulcohy ond Pool Soke donee on Coronotion night Upper Right: 1987 Homecoming King ond Queen Joe) OokJond ond Krissy Hogestuen Middle Left: Erin Mulcohy escorted by Poul Soke. Lower Left: Krissy Hogestuen escorted by Todd Courneyo. Lower Middle: Down School escorted by Mork Lundborg Lower Right: Kristen Erdmon escorted by Croig Gunderson This Page: Right: Krista Abrohomson escorted by Joel Ooklond Middle Right: Junior ottendonts Kotey Horen escorted by Tim McGowon. Upper Right: Sophomore Attendants Mkhelle Schlrmers escorted by Chris Honson Lower Right: The 1987 Homecoming Royal Court. Homecoming — 11 Opposite Page: Upper Left: Joy Ooechom ond The Dolly Doys; Robert Forphol Tom Woodruf. Joy Doe chom Mark Kroepftn. Jomie Sotrensoo — ond h o den tx-hind Joy. Scoff Follert Upper Right: The Vot-lerts yell, Do rhe Funky tody! ro the excited co-onorion onlookers Middle Left: The doncefcne o a otts their entronce Middle Right: Joson Wilts ood The Suburbon Wfvre Doys bounce to the boot Lotver L eft Don Hreho tokes 0 breok from toot boll to sing l.obombo. which loter was encored by the pepfest group Lower Right: Plrotes pictured from left Seniors 75 Jomie Sorrenson 60 Mike White, 12 Don Autey. ond 15 Mark Lundborg set for the intense gome oheod. This Page: Upp :r Left: Eric Anderson rocks the crowd! Upper Right: MC's Jill Purdes ond Fred Cheng ore on Safari. Right Middle. The poss reception by 24 Don Hreho wos on Importont offensive dnve to score L outer Left: Korey rtnehey s-ngs for the royolty donee L outer Right: Plrote Defense from left 7 More Quitmeyer 67 Chris Oelkers. ond 23 Don Kopp prove to Ournsv.-ie The bigger they ore, the horder they four Homecom ng — 13 Park Center Sweoty polms. rocing heort, squeoking voice, noodle legs ... Who mode it? Pleose God. soy I mode it.” I thought I did well ot try-outs.' My voice only crocked once .. .” But there were so mony people there, how could they pick me out of thot group of tolent?” Did I lough too much; did I hove enough feeling in my voice? Did I lough too little? Did I over exoggerote? Did I look nervous? Did she notice when my right foot went up. in-steod of my left? Will they pick me? Why should they pick me? They won’t pick me. will they? I wont them to pick me!” Nerves ron to the limit the doy coll-bocks were posted, ond. ogoin, the doy the cost list wos on-nounced. Who wos going to be one of the few members of the 1987-66 foil muslcol, Give My Regards to Broadway?” Nerves were strung out even offer the cost wos chosen, because the octors were not assigned specific roles until the following week. Who will I be?” Who do I wont to be?” . .. haunted the cast members' minds the first few days, but offer the script was read through over several days time, most minds were set as to who would ploy certain roles. Nor only was the cost hard to choose, but more people than ever wanted to be on the tech (technical) crews. Lighting, set, props, costume ond audio crews help to moke a production complete. The crews hod mony nervous situations also this yeor. but hoving the set finished on rime wos not one of them, due In port to the new set room behind the stoge. However, the mysterious cords which hung down from the middle of the stoge were o problem for the set crew. And. a reol fear for the props mistress wos loosing o prop or giving the wrong prop to someone, but, the crews all hid their fears. In oddition, the nerves of the bond members went sky high! Pit orchestro. o group whose importance is sometimes overlooked, is another mo-jor contribution to ony musical. Anito Normon conducted the pit, ond found things running smoothly, except for o few emotionol conflicts with the pit members. Tryouts for pit were fairly simple, no strings, o small brass section ond percussion. Bo-sicolly. it wos on ensemble to bock up the piono. Boredom con be hord to ovoid while in the pit, but the members hove to hit cues, follow along, improvise when verses ore missed ond wotch the conductor ot oil times to moke o musical reolly happen. Although feor ond nerves were major obstacles for oil the groups, they reolly bonded together. The performance level was high ond Give My Regards To Broadway” wos o highlight for the cost, crews. directors ond oil who viewed it! , , — Jodi Hunter 14 — MujkoI Shines en Ercadway P.tge It: ’V'.;':' C'enr Po’m dreomirvg of opening n ghr! Right Center Orion Swoovon ond Or: g wilso' ' ' o - '-.vo-h txeween oers Right Bottom Hoppy together row 1 Jenny Howard Step)! Co'te Orer.’ Palm Jod. Fronz Kane Moron He.di Kludr row 7 Peggy Srroh Donna Moved . of-n Telega Sob Sir th Shonnon Shackelford row 3 Jim Orvu Page t5: Top Center: When Johnny comes morching Home 5. 6. 7. 6.. Left Center: Pon of o crew Erico Pierce. Peggy Srrohn. Koro Antol. Poul Nylonder. Win! FroelfCh. ond Vof Andrews. Left Bottom: Happy in the pit . Anita Norman, Lance Mobly, Debbie Berg. Jannelte Ness. Right Center: Paulo Bremseih: Please ler me ger rhor line fi9h,! Musical — 15 iBAtpeo.ia park center high SCHOOL MUSICAL November 12th, 13th, 14th, 19th, 20th, 21st This Page: Upper Left: More pit' ployers Missy Nelson. OethAnn Oorretf. Center Left: Helono ond Kotie work hord In oerobics. Upper Right: The whole crew ond nothing but the crew' Center Right: Chorlotto. Joonne ond JoAnno toke o breok from crew work. Lower Right: Who us? the cost? stonding around? 16 — Musicol Upper Left: THE ADVISORS — Morvln Douglos. Rosie Teos. Jeri Erickson. Kim Jockson. Londo Kreomcr. Anito Normon-Grusing ond Holly LirtlefelkJ. Upper Right: Orion Swonson is hung on by yer onother girl, the rime by Wlnl Froelkh ECCAOH'Ay CAST OF CHARACTERS Rjchord Foster.....Timothy 0. Morrinson Eddte Crowles................. Fred Cheng Trixie....................... Jodi L. Fronz Flossie................... Pe9gy A Strohon Oetty ................Shonnon M Shokelford Suzie................... Jennifer A Howard Hlldo ................... Kimberly A. Duffy Connie............................... Korl Golembeck Mono Monroe ....................Heidi Kludt Mory Co«lns................ Poulo Oremseth Legs Ruby.....................Drent D Polm Millie ..................Kathleen M. Horon Mugsy .....................Orion D. Swonson Oobs .............. Winifred Roe Froelich Donoid Horper..............Croig A. Wilson CHORUS — Roy Dessette, Donniele Cortez. Paul Ewing. Donno Hoorstod. Stephonie Horff. Cotherine Hlnchey. Dorcey Novorrette. Jim Orvis. Rondo Schroder. Heleno Svoleryd. John Telego Uncle Som..........................Kevin Trofton Stotue of Liberty......... Chodoffo Regius A meric on Flog................. Sue Dovis J Pork Center High School presenrs: GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY Music ond Lyrics by George M Cohon Dook by Shubert Fendrich Student Production Staff Production Staff Produaion Director...........Morvln Douglos Vocal Director............................Kim Jocobson Technicol Direaor.......................Jeri Erickson Orchestro Director___Anito NormorvGrussing Choreogropher .........................Holly Littlefield Costume Director..............Londo Kroemer Assistont .. ................... Borb Serres Publicity Director.....................Rosie Teos Pit Bond Piono.........................Chris Johnson Flutes.................... Beth Ann Borrert Clorinet......................Cindy Mosloski Soxophones.....................Debbie Berg Trumpet.......................Kholid Koder Trombones .....................Brodtey Miller Boss .............................Heidi Kern Percussion.................Dorren Cresswell Asst Technicol Director Poul Nykinder Asst Lighting Direaor Noel Crogg Props Mistress Wlnl Froelkh Sound Direaor . . Missy Bishop Stoge Monoger Joonno Bernrsen Asm CoMumer . . Sue Dovis Heod Usher Bruce Fehn Set Construction Publkity Crew Erico Pierce Condi Opofcnski Rkk Piguet Lori Pool Angie Brown Sue Cline Brodley Miller Kim Nelson Christopher Browne Chortotto Regius Kriyen Lee Utthiino Crew Shelly Gdbert Bill Posley Debbie PierskoBo Bill St Mortin Joonno Bernysen Nkky Miller Missy Bishop Krlyin Lee Huimi Pok Volerie Andrews CffiMUflTC-Ciew Jason Torgerson Koty HerbM Roger Borrett Lynn Combs BUI St Mortln Kim Colhoon Bruce Fehn Jeon Vonyeenburg Don Joelson Rose Vetter Niky Miller Jonet Ffcggenbothom Roben Smith Greg Grove Mike Koufmon Running to Joonne Brosseou Shelly Gilbert AK Cunnlnghom Roger Borrett Erico Pierce Mike Koufmon r Musicol — 17 Pirate Pride is at its best Pride is whor sets Pork Center oport from ony other High School. Fons flock to support their fovorite sports teams and display o greot amount of loyalty ond patriotism. While cheering at gomes is one of the biggest ways in which Pirates show pride, they olso show it in many other ways such os displaying their school colors, sports and name by wearing a voriety of clothing articles with pride. Pirates ore proud of the things that they achieve. The Pork Center cheerleaders spend plenty of time ond effort making posters to display the accomplishments ond the hord work of fellow Pirates. Pirate Pride wos at it's peok this yeor os Pirates everywhere cheered the Minnesota Twins to the World Series. We could feel the Pride in the home ream's accomplishments ond we could easily relate that to the pride we feel here or Park Center when the members of our school achieve a goal for themselves ond for our school. Knowing that Tim Laudner was o former Park Center graduate brought a special joy to our hearts. (To know that a former Pork Center graduore had gone so for in his life ond to know that he still hadn't forgotten his memories or his Pride here at Pork Center). We ore proud of our school and of the people who attend it. It brings happiness to us oil to soy that we ore from Pork Center and our motto is Pirate Pride.” — Chorlotte Knutson Facing Page: Top Left: Another pride lifting poster. Top Right: Pirote pride is oiso shown in the rings pirotes weor. Center: Pork Centers pirote towers over Gretchen Knutson. Bottom Left: This pirote odvertises his pride. This Page: Erico Pierce is proud of her fellow pirotes' occomplishments. Middle: Look how for we hove gone. Bottom: Despite the weother. the crowds show up to prove their Pirote Pride. Pirote Pride — 19 Holidoys ore o very speciol porr of everyone's life in some woy, often the most memoroble of which ore during your High School yeors. Here or Pork Center we enjoy celebrorions with one onother in mony different woys: Speciol donees in the cofererio ore one of the highlights of the holidoy seosons. We get the chonce to rock to our fovorite tunes by the best D.J.'s. We con olso show our holidoy cheer by dressing up for spirit week ond weoring such things os our fovorite college sweotshirr or putting on our best boxer shorts ond Ho-woiion shirts. No one con ever forger their short but delightful visits with Sonto Clous or the big bolloons ond beautiful flowers we received for Valentines doy. oil to worm up the cold winter days. Holidoys. without o doubt, ore some of the most speciol rimes of our lives ond those experienced during High School will be remembered for yeors to come. — Chorlorre Knutson Facing Page: Top Right: Ms. Koihy Nelsen osks Which woy to the yellow brick rood - Top Left: Robert Forpohl has o mooly oppenre Bottom Left: Shely Sund demonstrotes rhot romonce is still olive. Bottom Right: Short, delightful visits with Sonto for Ms. Borb Yoodt ond Russ Holland. This Page: Top: Heidi Arneson. Jennifer Drown ond Heother Oergelond strut their stuff Bottom: Scon Follet ond Holly Fisher enjoy this home room pony. Holldoys — 21 BANDS MAINTAIN PIRATE PRIDE Top: Concert Band. Row I: Phoedro Peterson. Kothy Cork, Llso Peterson. Morio Posichnyk. Lee Memer. Ann Herflndohl. Chrts Dinger. Lourel Anderson. Row 2: Don Arntsen. Kon Poubon. Michelle Mondnck. Noel Crogg. Rolf Nelson. Leo Stenerson. Deth Ann Dorrett. Soro Knutson. Liz Nelson. Louro Luc how. Liz Horder. Joyson Lemmer Row 3: Mr. Olson. Nichol Monson. Mike Gemelke. Amy Surgen. Melisso Neilson. Jill Purdes. Lori Ebcnpeter. Phrelo Peterson. Ml Kyong Ylm. Steve Olson. Debbie Pierskolk). Mike McClure. Joson Forgerson. Jonette Ness. Debbie Berg Row 4: Jim Orots, Andy Poutson. Poul Jonoson, Jim Hozledine. Mike Kumlck. Kholik Koder. Chod Erchten. Chris Hermon. T. J. Rochel. Deth Mekhsner, Greg Grove. Roy Bessette. Amy VonDerWerf. Lewis Igo. Scott Wensel. Fred Cheng Bottom: Gold Band: Roiv I: Kristin Lee. Cindy Mosloski. Kim Colhoon. Kim GlowockJ. Kothy Stejskol. Lyndo Dockmon. Jenny Albig, Jeonne Lukes. Keri Anderson. Becky Cloni. Jenny Fornhom, Michelle Nebon. Row 2: Adorn Hoyhtyo. Jon Ooches. Courtney Boettcher. Koro Antol, Amy Vener. Stocey Erlonson, Heother Prince, Debbie Forpohl. Hollie Courier, Jennifer Elletson. Noro Prott. Alison Pennington. Tommy Coombe. Lourie Alexonder. Kim Bjorkedol. Heother Lenz. Nichole Robb. Melisso Anderson. Notoiie Fyle. Jodi Jereski. Roy Bessette. Boon Swonson. Row 3: Mr. Obon. Chrb Kelly. Tiffony Kreln. Lynette Reese. Lori Wendt. John Schroeder. Jim Lono. Chod Soloko. Chod Holm. Kent Cosmon. Brod Flonnery. Tim Cerwinskl. Derek Jones. Quon Nguyen. Heother Angrimson. Eric Blttermon, Sue Juolre. Shown Erieou. Stocey Llndberg, Morto Stromberg. Joy Helnecke. Roberto Bennett. Sue Dovls, Melonie Anderson. Amy Rodzom. Brod Miller. Row 4: Alon Johnson. Volerie Andrews. Mork Schommer. Chris Wellhousen. Greg Levchok. Don Kelly. Drlon Corbon. Eric Swonson. Tino Hoffort, Tom Pevord. Tom McLeon. Aoron Bolley. Steve Andrews. Tonyo Krueger. Dustin Trombley. Jock Foster. Nichole Miller. Steve Hoglund. Eric Dour. Mork Wensel. Dovid Altnoff. Jodi Forst. Chris Nixon. Andy Zroker. Mike Bjorkedol. Drondon Pugsley, Lonce Molby. Jomes Putten. Dono Mognuson — Bonds ORCHESTRA LOOKING SHARP Top: Orchestra. Rou I: Michele Boulonger; Kim Nelson: Kevin Trofton; Williom Sr. Mortin; Chrisiopher Drown; Heidi Kern; Wlnl Froelich. Row 2: Uso Beoumont; Tommy Donto; Jo Morie Orton; Mork Jonowlec. Kim Eckstein; Jodi Hunrer; Julie Jefferies. Row 3: Tom Dronhom; Joonno Oernrsen; Chuck Thompson.- Alison Hobson; Toni SchneUmon. Vicki SchneBmon; Kim Robbe. Holly Polmer; Knohn Nguyen. Dino Koder. Row 4 Top: Ed Atkinson. Jeff Wheeler; Jeonerte Monro; Joy Stobe; Anne Stobe. Melisso Nojorion; Ken Pudos: Dione Vorgensen; Mott Gerzemo. Angelo Flori; Michele lorson, Stocey Lor son; Mr. Dorgstrom. Middle Left: Debbie Derg ond Jonnere Ness smile modestly when osked obout their muskol skin. Middle Right: The bond knows thot 'proctice mokes perfect. Bottom Left: Mrs Normon deftly conducts the ortenrive doss. Orchestro — 23 Top: P'.C. Folk. Front: Thereso Miskowlrz. Eric Anderson. Second Row: Jim Orvis. Pom GiOsJer. Koro Miller. Jim Jones. Heidi Kludt. Srefonie Horff. John Telego. Dennis Hoffort. Sreve Dovorny. Third Row: Corle Hinchey. Becky Nelson, Eric Clousen, Troci Goligowskl. Brenr Polm. Jodi Fronz. Back Row: Chock Motrson, Dorcy Novorerte. Tim Morrinson, Michelle Buldoc. Jim Kinney. Noel Crogg Middle Right: Dennis Hoffort, Jim Orvis, ond Chuck Motrson siond there In owe owoltlng their big solos. Bottom Left: Just rockin out!!” soys Dennis Hoffort. Stefonle Horff. Jim Orvis, Heidi Kludt. Jodi Fronz. ond Koro Miller. 24 — PC Folk JAZZ ENSEMBLE I like being in Jazz Ensemble because ... I con be or school or 6:30 o.m. in rhe morning ro ploy my rrombone. — Jomey Purrin It's very fun (my mom mokes me) — Lonce Molby I love rhe rype of musk we ploy. — Volerie Andrews I like rhe music, rhe sound, rhe director, rhe feeling, rhe attitude, rhe eorly mornings, I LOVE IT!! — Derek Jones Toi Right: PC Jar Ensemble. Bock Row: Chris Herman. Mike Kunnlck. Nichol Miller. Valerie Andrews. Kori Poulson. Mr Olson Middle Row: Don Arntsen. Greg Grove. Louis Igo. Jomes Puttin. Lonce Molby Front Row: Steve Olson. JIM Purdes. Derek Jones. Mike McClure. Debbie Derg. Lori Ebenpeter. Top Left: Steve Olson showing off ot proctice. Bottom Left: Greg Grove. Jomey Puttin. ond Lonce Molby were born to ploy the OLUES. Bottom Right: “Woke me when doss Is over. soys Volerie Andrews Jozz Ensemble — 25 MARCHING BAND MARCHING PIRATES ARE RATED 1 IN TOP CAPITAL PARADES The Pork Cenrer Marching Pirates received top honors in the Independence Doy Parade in Washington, D.C. lost summer. They also received the Grand Marshall Sweepstakes oward. which was the highest award given to the top bond (our of 25 others). At the Philadelphia Freedom Festival parade they also showed Philadelphia who wos 1 when the bond marched down the street with heads held high. The rears thot ron down bond members' faces showed them who wos the best bond out of the other 34 bonds that participated. The Pirates showed them what PRIDE is oil about!!! — Amy Rodzom PARADES 1987 June 13 Cambridge First June 17 Fridley First June 18 BrooWyn Pork Toter Doze Home June 21 Montevideo First June 24 Foley Third June 25 Brooklyn Center Third June 27 Buffalo Third July 3 PhllodetpTuo First July 4 Washington D.C First Drum Mojors; Dan Arntsen ond Oerh Melchsner 26 — Marching Bond PIRATE AND CONCERT CHOIR Top: Pirate Choir. Third Row: Steve Yee. Pool Ewing. Shohn Ddks. Tom Arneson. Lonce Rouleou. Jon Mundson. Don Lovelin. Second Row: Heother Steeves. Stocey I or son. Tlno lewellyn. Kert Hoffmon. Tommy Fitzpotrick, Stephonie Norstod. Jenny Ryon. Allison Locus. Sherry Christensen. Becky Rocheford First Row: Steph Hollenbock. Nickki Groock. Pom Ulleboe. Pouio Strouch. Rondo Schroder. Steph Vroo. Lotti Workmon. Jenny Werrh. Angelo Rlchmon. Sonoy Roy-mond. Middle: Sophomore Ensemble. Standing and Back Row: Pool Ewing, Stacey Lorson. Lonce Rouleou. Shelly Christensen. Tom Arneson. Becky Rocheford. Don Lovefcn. Front Row: Poolo Strouch. Shohn Dilks, Rondo Schroder. Steph Vroo. Keri Hoffmon. Jon Mundson. Jenny Werth. Bottom: Concert Choir Officers. Kneeling: Jim Orvls. Jim Kinney. Third Row: Christy Schmidt. Nothon Grondt. Nool Crogg. Koro Miller. Second Row: Trod Gollgowskl. Stefonle Horff First Row: Steve Dovorony. Heidi Kludt. John Telego 1 Concert ond Pirote Choir — 27 CONCERT CHOIR Top: Concert Choir. Back Row: Chris Droesch. Stefonie Roos. Kris Beomer. Jessico Schonning, Tim Mortinson, Mike Leonord, Mork Kofko, Russ Spence. Jim Kinney. Jim Jones. Jim Orvis. Jim Odcem. Crolg Wilson. Bob Smith. Robert Forepohl. Mike Joyce. Eric Anderson. Chuck Mottson. Alon Feldkomp. Rondy Vevle. Steve Dovorony. John Telego. Row 3: Merl Konkler. Corollne Lund. Debbie Osier. Michelle Bostyr, Donno Hoorstad. Kristy Schmidt. Deb Kelly. Dovid Jorose. Brent Poim, Joson Willis. Noel Crogg. Dennis Houpert. Peter Ku. Jett Keisllng. Kurt Christensen, Scott Bennett. Eric Clasen. Nothon Brondt. Row 2: Christine Fin-nomore. Jennie Miller. Jonet Higginbotham. Tommy Georhort. Shelly Bolduc. Adrienne Brown Corie Hlnchey. Pom Gelsler. Jeonine Corstensen. Becky Nelson. Dorcy Novorretre, Koren Hlgginbothom. Kora Miller, Jodi Fronz. Kim Dombrowski. Heidi Kludt. Stefonie Hortt. Front Row: Kotie Horon. Trocy Goligowski. Chorlette Regius. Shannon Schockelford. Peggy Strohon. Julie Foss. Thereso Mlskowleci. Beth Heidenrelch. Kim Schwichenberg. Lori Torrklo. Kotie McDonald. Bottom Center: Steve Dovorony ond Jim Kinney let their voices be heord. Bottom Right: Chuck Mottson ond Eric Anderson think if is cool to be in choir. 28 — Concert Choir VARSITY ENSEMBLE CHOIR Upper Left: Varsity Ensemble. Standing: Koryn Peterson, Deb Derg. Holly Horlond. Ellison Russell. Sitting: Leonn Colhoun. Joonne Drosseou. Mellsso Gearhordson. Center Right: Varslty Sophomore Ensemble. Jennifer How-ord. Held- E kkson. Heidi Nyberg, Tommy Fyren, Kim Derg. Dono Schreifeb. Jen Anderson. Center Left: Koro Miller. Stefonie Roos. ond Kotie MocDonold smile becouse they're In choir. Bottom Center: Varsity Choir: Back Row: Mr. MoJewicki. Deb Berg. Toro Crondoll. Sherry Hunter. Sonio Neilsen. Kris Tuttle. Dono Schreifeb. Jeonlne Pfeifer. Jenny Rowley. Joonne Drosseou. Holly Horlond. Kim Jondro. Krb Koso. Jessico Mortenson. Lynne Combs. Kotie Duffy, Lio Srovedohl. Row 2: Jenny Rortel. Liz Fisetto. Koryn Peterson. Hedi Nyberg. Heother Olson. Chris Sigvertsen. Mory Feess. Kobe Decowski. Llso Nickloy. Mindy Brondt. Melisso Gerhordson. Leonn Colhoun. Ell-son Russell, Ginger Fosbender. Kotrino Nordstrom. Front Row: Jennifer Howard, Tommy Fyten. Heother Abel. Michelle Anderson. Kim Grossel. Alice Cunningham. Koty Herbst. Heidi Erickson. Kim Derg, Amy Claude. Lori Pool. Connie Jelen. Jen Andersen. Julie Couston. Jenny Weber. Varsity Ensemble Choir — 29 . . . Five, Six, Seven, Eight The Pork Center 1987-1986 doncellne hod o greot yeor. They storred practice In the summer ond procticed 5-6 doys o week. One of the first things the girls leorned to do wos work together in o positive otmosphere ond develop o strong sense of self-dedication. The requirements for entering danceline include being oble to do splits, high kicks ond most importantly, being oble to follow directions in learning the donee. Before regional ond state competitions. the girls took time to study ond practice whor they hod been working on. This encouraged them to perform their very best. The choreographers rook olor of rime to create o donee routine, the advisor helped them to choose oppropriote music, ond then roughr approximately 40 girls. After the girls perfected the donee, they performed or school pep-fesrs, football gomes, basketball gomes, ond or re-gionol srore competitions. Competitions consist of 10-20 other school dancelines from the metro oreo. Overall, the Pork Center donceline members ond their advisors felt very proud of their performances. Through many hours of practice time, they hove developed losting friendships, accomplished their goal, ond o reputation of excellence for Pork Center ond it's student body. — Tuyet Trinh Opposite Page: Proudly wearing green ond gold. P.C. owolrs ro perform or o school foorbotl gome. Krlsto Erdmon ond Kim Dombrowskl hove developed o long losring friendship. Middle: Doncellne Members gerring reody to do the long kicking routine. Bottom: At Alexandria Competition, the girls ore oil smiles ond excited to moke on Impression on the judges. Successfully, they took 5th pkxe. This Page. Top Left: P C. doncellne getting reody to ihow whot they've got ot Stole Competition. Top Right: A hug after practice Is o port of friendship Middle. Left: Down Thompson practicing her spin routine. Middle Top Right: Kris Herlond. Stephanie Ferrari, ond Amy Decker showing the enthusiasm obout the donee. Mid■ die Bottom Right: Sonio Nielson ond Amy Lorson ore ofl smiles after their performance ot Sophomore Rousers 1987-88 Danceline. Bottom Row. Left to Right: Lori Dohltn. Kristo Erdmon. Kim OombrowskJ. Amy Decker (Coptoin). Kristo Abrohomson (Choreographer). Pom Slits (Choreogropber). Alison Hobson (CoptcXn). Chris Dinger, Jennifer Miller. JuSe Dock. 2nd Row: Kimberly Dekowsk). MJchoBe Oudnkk. Amy Grande. Sonio Nielson. Down Thompson. Kris Herlond. Stephonie Ferrari. Kristen Enger. Amy Lorson. Louro Drosdohl. Cynrhlo Carbon. Dorb Dexter. 3rd Row: Amy Nunnelee. Deano Okerstrom. Lesfie Kowol. MkheBe Shlrmcrs. Lbo Strehlow, Jennie' Ryon. Srocy Eortonson. Dona Oodem, Keri Hoffmon. Koren Snider. Debbie Peeler. Kim Ojordohl Not Pictured: tuyet Trinh. Monoger Aim Donceime — 31 Put your school spirit into jumps and smiles Who ore those girls jumping around out there on the field3 They must be free ing in those short skirts Oh' I hey re the Pork Center cheerleaders'” Ihe fall cheerleaders weren't just the girls that jump around out there in the cold though Fhey've hod to cheer in even worse types of weather I here was o lot behind oil that jumping and smiles I hey procnced approximately 6 hours o week in order to get everything right They did stretches, old cheers, and new cheers They always had a smile left on their faces afterwords too1 Would you want to stand in the freezing roin for 4 hours? How about the snow3 Even though they were suffering in windchills and sweating in hot. muggy conditions, they still monaged to hove enough school spirit to stick it out and hove fun at it too! There wos a summer cheerleoding comp oil cheerleaders were offered to go to At this comp, the girls got up ot 6 OOAM and cheered oil doy long They did aerobics. dances, and split up inro their squads to practice for the competition meet on the last day They also won prizes everyday for different events held They worked hard ond accomplished a lor — thonks to oil their dedication Of course, they weren't all perfect! There were some embarrassing moments for example, here's what happened to one cheerleader during a cheer at a gome Well. I didn't know what hop pened to me' My mind went blank and I stood there with o blank look on my foce So. when you see them standing out there, help them cheer our teams on ond give them credit for their hard work' — Down Wuornos Opposite Page: lop: Liso Stenerson tries to keep up with the rest ot the teom Middle: Karo Wodsworth. Caroline Itcorro. Liso Sicnerson. Miss� Gethordson. Peggy Tlrrell. Jenny Porlow. Li Neslon. ond Kerry Bruchs show then excitement to the camero in the ro. n Middle I eft: The Vorsity Footboll cheerleoders show their talent one ot o time Middle Right. That's the school spirit! Vorsity Football squod hos lun in the coin ogoin Bottom I eft: Varsity Football Squad. Bn A Angie Budd. Missi Gethordson, Liz Nelson. Coroltne Ticorro. Peggy Tlrrell. Kerry Bruchs. Jenny Porlow Front: Chris Wicko. Liso Stenetson, Koro Wodsworth Julie Snele. Dom Cone . Wendy Grook Bottom Right. Varsity Soccer Squad. Buck: Jenny Steiner. Liso Klvl. Jenny Berg Enn Mukohy. Mindy Brondt Front: Leoh Sjosten. Louri Alexonder This Page: lop I eft: Sophomore Soccer Squad. Back: Stocy Longermon. Kristen Gregornic Melisso Nojonon Front: Kothy McCrosky. Heoiher Steeves lop Right: Sophomore Football Squad. Back: Amy Vondo Middle: Kori Helling. Sue Jualre. Kelly Corlson Bottom Jen Anderson, Terri Johnson Middle I eft: Chris Wicko showing her school spirit with her bog Middle Right: The Vorsity Football squod ot the homecoming gome letting the school-colored balloons lly owoy to show we rule ' Foil Cheerleoders — 03 Facing Page: Top: Mindy Brondt. Jenny Berg. Jenny Sreler. Krisflne Gregorick cheering our teom ro victory. Middle: Amy Groves. Donl Cortez. Amy Lem-monds. Koro Wodsworth. No motter how coid It moy be. they stlB hove the teom spirit. Bottom Left: Varsity Hockey. Amy Groves. Donl Cortez. Chris Wkko. Amy Lemmonds. Ginger North. Koto Wodsworth. Bottom Right: Varsity Basketball. Terl Johnson. Melisso Nojerlon, Kristine Gregorulck. Jenny Steiner. Mindy Brondr, Erin Mukhoy, Jenny Berg, Kerry Bruchs. Liz Nelson. Llso Srenerson. Kim Duffy. This Page: Top Left: Varsity Wrestling. Chart Kamp. Llso Nickly, Julie Foss. Colleen Rooker. Bonnie Mosher. Top Right: Sophomores: Top Row: Stacy Langerman, Kari Helling, Julie Causlon. Bottom Row: Jeon VonSreenberg. Bottom Left: Llso Srenerson shows her cheerteodlng tolenr during o home gome. Bottom Right: Jenny Berg, Jenny Steiner, “They've got the spirit! Winter Cheerleoders — 35 National Honor Society Takes Pride in Accomplishments N a t • i o n a ( H o n o r S 0 c • 1 e t y The Notionol Honor Society is on os-sociorion creored for those who possess good leodership ond ocodemic skills olong with good chorocrer ond service abilities The forty member group is selected on the bosls of teacher recommendations, ten of which o student must acquire before being considered for membership. Eoch student must hove of least o 3.5 grade point overage ond must complete on application to be eligible. Eoch year NHS is put In charge of the Sno Doze pepfest ond coronorion. They ore in charge of decorating the gym ond organizing tryouts for Sno Doze entertainment. Eoch spring they organize ond conduct on annual blood bank. This yeor sow o greot deal of community service activities by the members. They were ovidly involved in Toys For Tots, designating the high school os o drop off place for toys. They olso raised $200 for the Potter's House in downtown Minneapolis. o ploce where patients owaifing organ tronsplonts could stay. This year's club officers were: president Fred Cheng, vice-president Caroline Ticor-ro. secretory Liso Peterson, treasurer Greg Grove, ond historian Tom Hallonqulsr. This yeor Fred Cheng olso received the honor of being elected president of the stote Notionol Honor Society. Overall. NHS is on outstanding association for improving one's leodership skills ond olso for aiding people in the community. Said Caroline Ticorro, NHS vice-president. It gives me o lot of satisfaction to be oble to help people in the community. It's really on honor to be in such on association.” — Jenny Abel Top: The 1987-88 National Honor Society. Row I: Doth Ann Darren. Fred Cheng Uso Pererson Row 2: Kori Poulson. Phoebe Pererson. Eric Lin. Coroiine Ticorro. Row 3: Jenny Milter. Jfl Purdes. Jenny Montreal. Don Fritz. Pom Cortson Row 4: Kristin Korr. Down Schaf. Liso Kivi, Koro Miller, Heother Moson, Kothy Cloth. Peter Ku. Oerh Melschner. Rout 5: Tom Hollonquist. Deb Kelly. Sheri Stell. Lourel Anderson. T. J. Rochet. Vicki Schnellmon Row 6: John Shone. Tim Zonlow. Rochel Johnson. Heidi Roe ring, Kristy Schmidt. Dione Jorgenson Row 7: Orion Monson. Greg Grove. Paul Jonason. Amy Von dor Wert. Not Pictured: Krlssy Hogestuen. Trocy Goigowski, Jessica Povlok Bottom: Kristin Korr ond Don Fritz work on decorating the gym tor the Sno Doze coronorion. Right: Vicki Schnellmon creotes o work of ort while Dione Jorgenson tokes o break from Sno Doze preparations. 36 — NHS m T Students Participate in School Decision Making President's Cobiner is on orgonizotlon rhot wos formed becouse of o need for student input on odministrotive decisions. The members met once o week with Mrs. Lomp to discuss any concerns of the student body. Soid Principal Lomp. “o lor of weight is put on student recommendations ond we often try to act on their suggestions.” An example of this wos seen earlier this yeor with the pop machines. The administration wos wory of having the machines in school becouse of the mess they onticipoted. But becouse of the high demand ond the encourogement by cabinet members, we were able to get the machines. The president's cobiner is mode up of two representatives from eoch doss cob-inet. one from eoch club, one from orh-letics. one from cheerleoding, ond one from music. Some of the topics discussed this yeor were: student parking, behovior ot pepfests, weighted grading, new courses, ond possible revision of some ports of the students government system. President's cobiner wos on excellent woy for the administration to find out obout students' concerns. Soid Beth Ann Borretr. o cabinet member, ”1 like having Involvement In decisions that will affect the student body.” — Jenny Abel Top: Eric Oouer listens. intrigued os Mrs Lomp presents today s topic ot discussion Bottom Left: Lisa Stenerson ond Uz Nelson en y tofclng pon in school decision moKlng Bottom Right: Poul Jonoson ond Putdes sit coptivoted by this week s President s cob-inet decision dc uj — a lu z h ) o c co — z u H M !z! W O 0000 rHO Class of ’88 — A New Beginning The Senior Closs Cobiner was o group of select seniors who organized mojor functions ond oversow senior decisions. On every mojor assignment, such os Homecoming ond Senior Closs Banquet, the Cobiner divided into individual committees such os donee, food ond decoration committees. Krlssy Hougsruen (closs President) hod weekly meetings with Mrs. Lamp ond the President's Cobiner obout Senior issues ond reported bock to the rest of the Cabinet. Homecoming wos known to be the most work of oil of their activities. Bur, when Cobiner members looked bock or oil the planning ond hord work, it mode the Senior Closs Cobiner feel good about themselves ond their contributions to the Pork Center Community. — Melonie Socher Top: 1987-88 Senior Class Cabinet. Front Row: Kim Eckstein. Jodi Fronz. Debbie Derg. Lori Elsenpeter. Krissy Hoogestuen. Jenny Miller. Jason Miller. Pool Jonoson. Middle Row: Kriuy Schmidt. Tuyei Trlhn. Trocy Goigow-ski. Heidi Kkidt. Oersy Boguckl. Heorher Mason. Llso Peterson. Greg Grove. Fred Cheng. Pommy Corlson. Michelle Boulmger. Back Row: Mork Londberg. Jeff Skojo. Koro MiMer. Michelle OonweB, Leigh Solberg. Rochelle Johnson. Perer Ku. Srephonie O'Neill. Dean Kodar — odvisor. Jim Chucker. Don Okerson. Not Pictured: Amy Von Der Werf ond Tomml Oorren. Middle: Four Heods ore better thon one. soy Senior Closs Cobiner members Debbie Berg. Tomml Barrett, Heidi Kludt. ond Jodi Fronz. Bottom: Senior Closs Cobinet enjoys their rewords ofter decororing the gym. 08 — Closs Cobinets CLASSES OF ’89 AND ’90 — LEADERSHIP IN PROGRESS The Junior ond Sophomore doss cabinet worked together o little (more or less) on prom. The Sophomore cabinet conducted fund-raisers to get money. Fund-roisers include the Treosureis. on organization that sold little necessity items ond raised approximately $2,000. The Junior closs cabinet set the prom up, picked the location for prom, the bond, the theme, photographer ond color. This year's junior closs cabinet accomplished o lor for the school year '87-86. They pur up suggestion boxes in the moin office ond the library. The ideo wos brought up 2 yrs. ogo but it rook until now to be put into action. They hove also pur together the Pirate Aide which wos thought up 3 yrs. ogo bur that also rook until now to be put into action. — Melonie Socher Top: 1987-88 Junior Class Cabinet. Front Row: Chod Glirboj. Jenny Phillips. Heidi Morsholl. Mr. McConon. Alon Dix. Morty Roers. Dovld Jorosz. Meltsso Wiermon. Middle Row: Julie Siele. Purno Oyroioh. Michelle Nelson. Heide Arneson. Jenny Wlllioms. Soroh Knutson. Amy Gronde. Leah Sjosren, Back Row: Jenny Cullen. Kim Duffy. Tammy Coombe. Shannon Shockelford, Laura Foust. Amy Wilkins. Jenny Phillips. Kate Brondes. Kim Fronk. Hulmi Pok. Jomle Puffin, Tom Ku. Cori VonBrunt. Tom Thoi. tiot Pictured: Jonette Ness. Middle: 1987-88 Sophomore Class Cabinet. Front Row: Mike Nemeth. Lori Dovis, Amy Vondo. Tim Skojo. Jeff Rothmanner, Kori Helling. Korhy McCrosky. Row 2: John Lindmon, Dorcy Ansrsen. Dustin Trombly. Eric Oouer. Jenny Hoke. Down Sharp. Dave Bourgerie. Kim Berg. Melisso Nojorion. Row 3: Jen Anderson. Jeff Lemonds. Poulo Bremseth. Julie Couston. Jock Foster. Keith Mus, Angie Brown, Kotie Duffy. Julie Jeffrey. Khon Nguyen. Back Row: Brett Reem, Eric Port-Ington. John Borsrow. Chad Trench. More Qultmeyer. Jon Munson. Suzonne Berg. Joy Donlelson. Allison Pennington. Bottom Left: Mr. McCorton thinks Amy Wilkins' ideo for Junior Class Coblnet activities is very funny. Bottom Right: Brett Reem knows something Jeff Rothmonner ond Chod Trench don't ... the wrong onswer. J u N I O R S o p H O M 0 R E C A B 1 N E T S Closs Coblnets — 39 Sno-Daze Frolics Melt the Ice Outside, relentless Arctic winds howled like bonshees over the streets of Minneapolis. making even o trip to the convenience store for deodorant o traumatic or-deol. At Pork Center, however. Sno-Doze provided welcome relief In o week of the coldest ond easily the most boring winter of this fost-forword decode Activity upon mind-boggling octivity dis-rrocted Pork Center students from the monotonous chill outside. They glodly traded in their triple loyer thermol underwear ond cotton bunny socks for o bit of good old Foshion Fun. Fashion Rebellion ideos like Boxer ond Beoch. College sweatshirt. Green ond Gold. Dress your best. ond. of course. Roll out of Bed ond foil on the floor days jolted student homework hounds with tidal woves of school spirit. Though fun-stuffed in their own woy, Dress-Up Doys were not the meat ond potatoes of the Sno-Doze '86 Extrovo-gonzo. Certainly, the Coronation Night ond the Sno-Doze Pep-Fest of '88 rank toll ond mighty with crazed specrodes such os. soy, the Super Bowl or Fort Louderdole in March. Even partisan parents got worked up during the Voriety Shows, which proved entertoinment ond roste con still shore the spotlight of o single oreno. Sno-Doze succeeded in relieving, if for o brief time, the curse of boredom. And that's the greotest gift ony school-sponsored experience con give. — Joson Michoel Corter with superfluous help from Tim Wagner. Top: The runners-up beot the King with shorp sticks Bottom Left: Front Row: Thom Homboch, Julie McDonold. King Tony West, Queen Kim SchwKhrenberg. Angle Budd. Mork Due low Back Row: John Doctor. Suzonne Derg. Joy Beechom. Kim Dombrowskl. Srephonic Boos. Jomes Orvls. Kris Herdme. Scott Byron Bottom Right: Love ond Affection in the Royol lineup. 40 — Sno-Doze 66 Top: WARP 3. MR SULU. Joy Copto'm Kirk Beechom surveys ihe enter-toinment while Ignoring Mork Buelow Middle Left: NHS Bonquet — Fred Cheng. 2nd Krissy Hogesiuen eor like chomplons. Middle Right: The Pirouettes donee to Cotch My Foil by Billy Idol Bottom Left: King Tony West ond Queen Kim $chwichtenberg Bottom Right: Angie Oudd donees with o member ol the Junior Royolty. Soo-Doze — 41 Top: Jett Skojo. Jett Gonley, ond Mike White, the Infomous Three Men fn Heels. Bottom Left: P.C. Fold Pop Attock. Bottom Right: Tim Reeves ond Tom HoBonqulst rock our os YU. 42 — Sno-Doze '88 Fun and Games in the Gymnasium As in previous yeors, os well os in previous yeorbook copy, rhe Voriery Shows of rhe Coronorion ond rhe Pep-Fesr mode on electric oddirion ro rhe 1968 Sno-Doze Experience. High-volroge enrerrolnmenr seethed through rhe gymnosium os rhe rolenrs Multifold of Pork Center shored rhe lime-light for on evening ond morning of Tropical Ice week. Song, donee, comedy Inrenrionol ond uninrenrionol. ond oll-our rock-n-roll mayhem highlighted the twilight Coronotions of Sno-Doze. Royalty Tony West ond Kimberly Schwichrnberg. Featured octs YU. Three Men in Heels, the Legion of Doom ond several others delighted the mingled gathering of porenrs, community ond students. PepFest continued the fun ond gomes until rhe very end. with performances by YU. Beechom ond the Belly-Boys ond the Primaries. The jams by the Primaries overlapped into scheduled dassrime, ond or this moment, the amplifiers come unceremoniously unplugged, cousing some lirerolly rude vibes os rhe equipment threotened ro short-circuit. But. rhe students wonted their morning rock-n-roll ond. for perhops the first time in school history, refused to leave o PepFest. Eventually, to moke o long story short, the gym cleared. But, mony students felt on appropriate codo to rhe post-PepFest debacle would be o Wolk-Out, encouraging dozens more ro leave school without permission. But, like the banner waving Peoce scions from the 60 s, these events soon become vogue muddles of snapshot impressions ond opinion, ond were soon forgotten. — Joson Michael d Angelo Carter ond Tim Fun in the Sun Wogner Top: The oudlence odmires the performance o4 Stephanie floos ond her partner. Julio (not hb reol nome). The Katies reflect on My Guy In the Center ... Bottom Left: Penguins cavort on the woll os YU blost out A Hozy Shode of Winter. ond. Bottom Right: The sounds of condominium destruction come awesomely to We with the Legion of Doom rods ond roll volcano Sno-Doze Tolent — 40 “ ‘Juvies’ Fight a lifelong battle” They wont me ro folk. Well they coo hong it our until it rots. I've done my folk-ing. I’ve done my listening, too. I've heord enough footsteps in the night, my old lody sneoking in the bock door, the old mon sneoking out the front. Who were they sneoking from? Neither of them could hove cored less. I’ve heord the screoming ond the cursing. I've heord the knife come out of the drower ond the footsteps running into the yord. I've heord the neighbors yelling ond the sirens pulling up to the house. I've heord the lies to cover up the horror. I've heord the cops pull owoy ond heord the fists ogoin. So I don't listen Anymore. And I don't rolk. By now. there's nothing to soy. Jone Doe. ployed by Wini Froelich, spoke these words in her soliloquy. The ploy Juvie” Is on ensemble ploy written by Jerome McDonough. The orig-inol show is on hour long, but for the soke of competition the opfionol section wos token out. The ploy wos cost In o Juvenile Detention Center. It is on inside glimpse to what really happens during the course of o night in one of these places. There is o chonge in how people see eoch other from the Initiol meeting to the end of the show. Through shoring their current situations. they slowly come to reolize their future consequences. Holly Littlefield wos the director. She felt thot everyone in the show did o good job of getting in touch with the chorocter they ployed, ond thot. for most students, it wos o chollenge to get into these roles because very few hove ever been in thot type of situation. The only thing thot Miss Littlefield didn't like about the competition wos thot it was competition. She would prefer it to be o festival or for it ro hove the designation of o certain subject to compete ogoinst. I don’t understand how you con decide which is better between o comedy ond o serious show. How con you pick?” The show did win 3rd place ot regions. I liked the show o lot. It wos different thon most shows thot come through here. I think we hod o close cost ond we got along reolly well. soid Jill Purdes. who ployed os Jeon. This show reolly mode her think o lot about the type of lives other people leod. She felt thot she learned o lot through developing her chorocter ond through investigating how her chorocter would feel ond think She soid thot she felt bodly for some of the chorocters. speciolly those who got mixed up in something they didn't know about or were pushed into ond couldn't fight. She also thought the ploy hod o very powerful ending. Kristo Ebert ployed Ann, o rich shoplifter who didn't reolize the seriousness of whor she'd done or the consequences. When osked if she felt she learned anything from this show, she soid. I learned o lot about personalities ond consequences. I feel thot I would be more open to others in thot type of o situotion.” She felt sometimes like holding these kids ond just telling them it's okoy, especially Jone olthough she liked octing in the show she felt thot the pressure wos straining. Juvie' ’ ollows viewers to see the poin ond vulnerability of its chorocters through the rough exterior thot so mony of them displayed. The ploy is o down to eorth show thot provokes the actors ocrresses ond the viewers to take o better look oround them ond to reolly get in touch with the woy others ore brought up ond the woy they live. — Bose Vetter CAST BAY BESSETTE...................SKIP KBISTA EBEBT...................ANNE WINI FBOELICH..................JANE KABI GOLEMBECK...............CABBIE DEAN KADIB....................GUABD JILLPUBDES ....................JEAN MIKKII SAUTEB ...............PHYLLY BBIAN SWANSON .................ANDY KBISTY THOMPSON...............PINKY Directors HOLLY LITTLEFIELD FBED CHENG...... PAUL NYLANDEB. BETH ANN BABBET NOEL CBAIG...... KATY HEBBST..... .........DIBECTOB . STUDENT DIBECTOB .....SET DIBECTOB .....SET DIBECTOB TECHNICAL DIBECTOB .........COSTUMES 44 — One-Act Ploy Facing Page: Top Left: Andy (Ofion Swonson) sits by himself In depression ofter being picked on. Bottom Left: Skip (Roy Bessette) ond his friend (Kori Golembeck) speeding down the hlghwoy Bottom Right: Phylly (Mikkil 5outer) lights o motch to her moke-believe fire. This Page: One-Act Cast. Top Left: Front Row: Kristo Ebert. Mlkkfi Souter. Kristy Thompson. Kori Golembeck. Orion Swonson. Pout Nylonder. Middle Row: Koty Herbst. Winl Froelich. Boy Oessette. Deon Kocfcr. Top Row: Jill Purdes. Fred Cheng TOP RIGHT: Koty Herbst. Holly Littlefield, ond Fred Cheng wotch the cost reheorse. MIDDLE LEFT: Kristy Thompson. Kristo Ebert, ond Jill Purdes freeze os other ports of the show go on. MIDDLE RIGHT: Corrie (Kori Golembeck) hos just run over o kid who ron in front of her while she wos driving. BOTTOM LEFT: Pinky (Kristy Thompson) talks of her life os the others listen. One-Act Pioy — 45 The people behind the pages •'It's hord work, but somebody's got to do it!” commented o stoff member. Yeorbook stoff is usuolly only noticed when the yeor-books ore published ond somebody hoppens to dislike the cover! Actuolly. it tokes from the first doy of school oil the woy through to the end of the yeor to complete the book. It's not oil fun ond gomes! The stoff met every school doy first hour to work on assigned poges. To complete poges. there were interviews to be token, layouts designed, ond. most Importantly, pictures to be token. At times. It wos hord to find the right pictures with the right poses for whot you wonted to express. Then there's olwoys the times when pictures don't get bock in time ond poges become delayed! The duties you moy hove os on editor, either heod or section, tend to become detailed. You must be oble to get along with others In order to create o poge design ond interesting articles. In any port of the stoff. there ore o lot of skills required to fulfill the port os o yeorbook stoff member. Creativity is o must! In just obout ony smoll job that is done, creativity is needed. For exomple. writing copy or captions takes o creative mind to put out something the reoders will take on Interest In. Knowledge ond fast learning ore also two things needed In completing ony assignment. Knowledge of proper writing techniques, layout design, picture cropping, taking good interviews, ond mony other skills ore essentiol to the stoff. One of the great known feors for the stoff members ore the DEADLINES! They must be met ond aren't olwoys easy. Just before the end of o deadline Is the most stressful for everyone. Everything seems to go wrong ot the worst rime possible. Rush. rush, rush! Everybody runs around to get things done ond becomes impotient obout everything. If you can't hondle deadline rushes ond Its pressures. you could not fit In with the stoff. The yeorbook stoff wos chosen by the advisor. Ms. Yandt. from questionnaire pockets ond interviews with the student. The od-visor looked ond Judged how responsible, reliable, tolented. ond friendly o person wos ond then welcomed her chosen few to yeorbook stoff If o stoff member con nor live up to the advisor's expectations, the student Is first given o chonce to Improve then, if necessary. will receive on ’F” for their trimester grade. Yes . . . yeorbook members receive o grode occording to how well they come through on stoff. Some believe It b on English elective that con be used os o substitute for your 3rd trimester elective hour, but It's notl It's on elective doss for people who wont to expand their skills, tolents. ond abilities. ‘ There's NOTHING like yeorbook stoff!” sold Tammi Borrett. heod editor. The stoff would now like to thonk Ms. Yondt. our advisor, for oil her time ond dedication to yeorbook. We couldn't hove done it without you!” — Down Wuornos 46 — Yeorbook It isn’t all fun and games! Opposite Pape Top: The Staff, front Roue ienny Abel. Metome Eehlberg. Tuyet Trtnh. Wendy Grorwsg Second Bout. lod Humet, Kim Eekyer. Down Wuornos. Orendo Pottlngton. Amy Rodiom. Jftod H� Third Roue Rove Vet-ter. Jonet Seohdm. Knsro Ebert. Kon Gorlov). ChorSorto Knutson. Shcron Oohv Fourth Row Melorte Soctser. louro Shew. )oaon Cortet. Tim Wogncr. lynn QuKk Kothy Porter Middle Right- ’ Mo. hoi ro get a picture of you festl Metorxe fcNbetg presences roMng piouros of onorher photographer Bottom Bight Wendy Grant- } )odl Hunter, ond Kim Eckstein ore omoted with Amy ftodtoms itodes 77U� Page; Top. Kim Eckstein Joe Hunter, ond Down Wuornos deode Korv Gortond ond louro 5hete should be punahed for nor meeting o deo nel Middle Left: Jonet Seohdm takes o momenf or two to gothet some mrorestmg views lor her copy Middle Right: Tuyet Truth shows Melon FeNbetg ond Wendy Gromng on eosy rood to htmg pictures on o loyoc Bottom Left Of course e wos my idcC Tom-rn Dorrert shows her modesty Bottom Right: Shoron Ookvfc uses expertise h choowvg her pictures lor her P09C Yeorbook — 47 Arguing the Point is EASY D E B A T E Debore wos o club thor shored rheir volues ond opinions. They discussed Current Events ond competed ogoinst other students in different schools. It wos o constont test of students' topics ond how fosr they could think. It wos olso o greot woy to orgonize thoughts, ond to convince people fhot position wos correct. It kept one open minded. The debote club met obout three times o week, from 2:00-4:00. — Melonie Socher Upper Right: Nothon Orondr organizes his thoughts. Top Left: Anne Stobe proctices her speech. Middle Left: The Debate Team: Advisor Pot Sheehan. Anne Stobe. Jenny Abel ond Nothon Orondr. Middle Right: The Debote Team works well together Bottom Left: Jenny Abel smiles os she finishes her conclusion. Bottom Right: Jenny Abel ond Nothon Orondt work on their position. 46 — Debote Buckle Up for SAFETY Ten ond Two! Ignition!” Stop! I'm sure most students heord those words before from either Mr. Belford or Mr. Hom-llton, the Drivers Ed. teochers. Drivers Ed. wos fought for the students of 10-12 grodes ond It took one full Trimester to receive the Blue Cord. The moin gool In Drivers Ed. wos to produce sofe. defensive drivers who could prevent cousing on Occident or being Involved in one. Simulorors, on in-class behind the wheel experience, were known to be the biggest attention getters. Mony students felt thor they enjoyed working with the simulorors, even though they felt if wouldn't help them much in the neor future. The Simulators were equipped with o lot thot reol automobiles hove, such os comfortable seats, o choice of four speeds or outomotic, seor belts, reor view mirrors, speedometer, etc. Students also hod movies ond worksheets thor helped them through the closs, step by step. When the students finished their classroom work, they went to behind-fhe-wheel. “Stop Sign! “Where's the turn signal?” — Melonle Socher Upper Left: Chris Nixon looks prepored for the “rood. Upper Right: Mr. Detford rokes rime for o quick phoro. Bottom Right: Mr. Hamilton, o new teocher from Osseo Bottom Left: Students buckle up for safety. D R 1 V E R S E D Drivers Ed — 49 The Numbers Will Amaze You! M A T H C L U B Moth is o subject everyone of Pork Center is required to toke. After we get our credits, we usually ovoid Moth os much os possible. There is actuolly o club here thot meets once o week to do Moth problems ond engage in Moth meets or different schools. They're pretty good too! At this time, they ore number one in regions. If they con hold on to thot position, they'll moke it to store! Mr. Gove, or the Moth God os he's colled. Is their cooch. Yes, they even get milk ond cookies or every meet. These people ore on elite few ond we wish them oil the luck! — Tommi Barrett Top Left: Mr. Gove works o problem our on the boord Top Right: Use Peterson gets some odvice from Pool Nylonder Bottom Left: The Park Center 11-Rats. Top Rout: Greg Grove. Chris Glusock. Mike Nixon. Middle Row: Pool Nylonder. liso Peterson. Beo Christen. Morty Boers. Don Christen. Beth Ann Barrett ond Mr. Gove, fiot Pictured: Fred Cheng Bottom Right: Beth Ann Borrett rests her broin on Pool Nylonder’s shoulder. 50 — Moth Club Electronics Club is a Shocking Experience When you think of the Electronics Club, if you think of it of oil, you’d probobly soy ’‘boring.” But, It's really much more interesting than you would think. They meet once o week ond experiment with losers ond often work on computers. They speok with people from oil over the world on on omoteur radio or os they coll it, the horn radio (don't osk why). Mr. Whipple, their advisor. helps the club members to attain their licenses to use the horn radio. They meet every Wednesday offer school ond once in awhile go on field trips. If you hove ony questions about this club, see Mr. Whipple in the electronics room. — Tommi Barrett Top Left: Dob Mrozek ond Dob Schlegel work on on Electronics assignment. Top Right: Ham Radio Club Members. Tom Gognon. Bob Szutgo. Dor-ren Donnelson ond Mr. Whipple. Not Pictured: Tim Zondlo. Bottom Left: Dill Poseley, Tim Zondlo ond Dole Orlnkmon monkey with computer stuff (os Mr. Whipple puts It). Bottom Right: Electronics Club Members. Mr Whipple. Dole Brinkmon, Tim Zondlo, Dob Szukjo. Dob Schlegel, Not Pictured: Dill Poseley. Rich Piquet. Dob Mrozek. E L E C T R 0 N C C S C L U B Electronics Club — 51 Foreign Language Clubs: An Experience in Culture F 0 R E I G N L A N G U A G E C L U B A lorge percentoge of the students here ot Pork Center toke o foreign longuoge. whether it be to occumulote enough credits for entering college or just becouse of on Interest in the longuoge. While mony students become quire proficient in the longuoge, they olwoys wont to know more obout the culture ond obout the people of the countries where thor por-ticulor longuoge is spoken. Thor's why foreign longuoge clubs were creoted. The members of the clubs get together obout once o month to plon enterrolning sociol activities centering around o cultural ospecr of the porriculor longuoge. Even though the club members do the planning, onyone who is in o foreign longuoge con porticipote In the activities they organize. Some of the common events held eoch yeor include soccer gomes between the three longuoge oreos ond organizing the annual film festival. At the festivol (held eoch March) oil the films produced by the third ond fourth yeor longuoge students ore viewed ond awards ore given. Some of the activities that took place this yeor were a dinner for the German students ot the Block Forest restouront ond a dinner for the French dosses ot the Hotel Sofitel. Also the three dubs worked together to prepore ond enjoy on international dinner here at school. Being in o foreign longuoge club not only increases on oworeness of a culture other than your own, but olso aids in acquiring leadership ond organization skills. Said Beth Ann Barrett. French dub president, It gives you the chonce to leorn obout another culture in o fun woy. It's o greor experience. — Jenny Abel This Page: Top: Nrthot Monson ond Beth Ann (kxrert ore hard at work organizing club activities Bottom Left: Pool Nylonder ond Oeomce Christen goze off inro the distance Bottom Right: Sonyo Corbon ond Kristi Adorns hove o wonderful day tn the neighborhood Facing Page: Top Left: Derh Ann Dorretr ond N hol Mon son ckscuss plons for rhe inrernotionol doner with enroprured Jenny Abel ond Anne Srobe. Top Right: Anne Srobe proctices being diplomatic Bottom Left: Jil elenok reverts to her childhood with Ploy-Doh Middle: Pool Nytonder ond Derh Ann Oorreit plon out future foreign longuoge club octivlries. Bottom Right: Steve CXirkee ond Heidi Arne son sit hypnotized by their group's performance in their foreign film. 52 Foreign Exchange Students enhance Park Center’s Student body Pork Center was lucky enough this yeor to hove hod ten foreign exchange students ot our school. They were Mognus Johansson, Chorlotto Reguis, Oskor Lydohl, ond Helena Svoleryd, oil from Sweden. There wos also Rene Honsen from Denmark, Rlikko Kurkelo from Fin-lond, Ignocio Arrenz from Spain, Isabella Urrlro from Columbio ond Bernadette Bruce from Austrolio. This yeor we hod more exchange students fhon In previous years ond they oil seemed to odopt well. Our exchonge students were active ot Pork Center olso. Some of the activities thot the students were Involved In included skiing, drivers education, soccer, the muslcol. ond trock. Among o couple of new activities that the students experienced were lifting weights, eoting peonut butter, ond the oreno scheduling system. Finolly, one thing to remember is thot exchonge students ore not so different from us, ond they con teoch us o lot obout their cultures ond trodifions. so thot we con benefit from their stoy ond see America through their eyes. — Sttoci Hill Top Right: Back Roto: Rene Honsen. Oskor Lydohl. Mognus Johansson Front Row: Rakko Kurkelo. Ignocio Arronz, Chorlotto Reguts Right Center: Mognus Johonsson enjoys his time on the computer. Bottom Right: Ignocio Arronz doens'r seem to hove ony trouble with chemistry Middle Center: Oskor Lydohl shows his excitement obout school! Left Center-: Helena Sveloryd took port m this yeor s muslcol 54 — Foreign Exchonge Students E.S.L. Students adapt to America through language Presently or Pork Center there ore twenty-three students involved in the E.S.L. (English os o Second Longuoge) program ot school. The students in the program vory greotly in ability and origin; there ore students from Vietnam. Koreo, Indio. Loos, ond Columbia. Depending on their English level, the students spend port of their doy In E.S.L. dosses ond port of the doy mixed in with the regular curricular dosses. Once the students know the English longuoge well enough, they no longer hove to attend their E.S.L. dosses. This is the main goal of the two E.S.L. reochers. Mrs. Johnson ond Mrs. Dlehert. Our E.S.L. progrom or school is o cite program meaning that people ore bussed In from oil oreos of the district to participate. These students should be congratulated for oil their hard work ond achievements. — Srtoci Hill Top Left: ESL Students. Back Rou : Sue Dlehert. Beth Jonhson. Flonnoh Klo-Dnbhob. Third Row: Son Nygugen. Tteng lorn. Xom Luu. Tom Nguyen. Tol Lorn. Hy Nyugen Second Row: Sin Vinomkhon. Lien Luu. lo Vlmonkhon. Front Row: Hoo Luu. WonkJo Vimonkhon. Phetkeo Dejvongso. Mui Luu. Sunil Biko Middle Left: Hy Nguyen ond Deth Jonhson. Bottom Left: WonkJo Vlmonkhon. Center Right: Sinlosorh Vlmonkhon ond Tom Nguyen. ESL — 55 O UJ C OEA Provides A Step in the Right Direction Office Educotion Association is o program rhar gives students o bockground in o wide variety of office skills. Members were in school until obout noon, when they went off to work. This experience gave most members o heod-srort on the future, depending on whether they were serious about their present job or nor. Skills involved in OEA included receptionist work, typing, job interview, processing, filing, ond other similar tasks. Members hod o jump on working in on office setting because of the experience they were obtaining. Besides the training ond extra Income they received from the OEA program, members also leorned how to relate to others in on office environment ond found our more obout themselves. Mr. Ekelund wos the advisor for this year. — Wendy Groning Top Right: Heidi Ryon pretend! to reod Middle Left: OEA Advisor Mr. Ekelund. Middle Right: OEA Club Members. Front Row: Heidi Ryon. Heorher Berglund. Dione Crlmmlns. Buck Row: Melindo Motiy. Renee Gosier. Toro Girord. Melonie In-grom. Kim Grossell, Carol Houg Back Row: Jackie Dick. Tino Moe. Monica Szulgo. Andy Prorsky. Amy Lorson. Amy Wilaby. Bonnie Peterson. Nikki Hewitt. Kim Bochmeier. Kris Koso Bottom: Heather Berglund closes her eyes In concentration while Andy Prosky wokes up screoming from o nightmare 56 — OEA DEC A Members Receive Job Training A C ho nee To Succeed DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) gave mony Pork Center students o chonce to prove their skill ond determination while also having the opportunity to compete for awards ond trophies. Students underwent on-the-job-rraining which helped them to plan for the future. Jobs involved soles ond marketing, advertising ond display, business moth, ond other reloted skills. Besides this, DECA members were also busy in fundroising activities such os the school store. There were both district ond stote conferences members could compere in. although the ultimate gool was the notional competition Twenty-three DECA members went to the store competition. Other than the prizes they could receive, members found the real reword they acquired from the program wos the renewed foirh in their individuol ability. Altogether. DECA gove members on experience they would never forget. They learned valuable skills ond gained helpful Insight into jobs they moy wont to go into after high school. — Wendy Groning Top Left: Joy Oeechom raises money while showing his Pirate pride. Middle: Jenny Monrreuil. Trent Peterson, Dovtd Moore, ond Joy Oeechom rake o break ot o competition Bottom Left: DECA Club Members: Steve Johnson Row 2: Enc Longermon, Mike Denn. Crag Gunderson. Dove Gelhor. Ed Atkinson. Jenny Montreu3, Jenny Klotte Row 3: Mike Thompson. Heather Prince. Oecky Zock. Joy Qeechom. Carol Houg. Dove Willis Row 4: Kelly Fritz. John StoecW. Todd Heoly. Chris Och. Irish Schill.nger. Jason Skinde-lien. Amy Motzko. Bottom Right: Amy Motzko. ond Joson Skindelien opploud graciously (or the presentations DECA — 57 WORK Experience enhances the HEART program H E A R T 56- HEART stonds for Home Economics ond Reloted Trodes. Some of the trodes rhor were offered in this progrom were Child Core. Food Service ond Cosmetology. There were three ports of this progrom — club, relored doss ond orv the-job-troining. The first port. club, wos the port thot wos octive In school. The people involved met ond plonned fund roisers ond octivities. Some of the fund roisers included Homecoming ond Volentine's Day cornotion ond balloon soles. They also plonned for spring Grod-Grom sole which wos newly introduced this yeor. One of the octivities of the 87-86 HEART progrom wos the Foil Delegate Assembly. At this one doy conference, students heard speakers ond attended workshops centered on leadership training. They olso elected their store dek egores. Another activity wos the Spring leadership Conference. This wos o 0 doy competition held or the Rodisson South. Pork Center compered with schools oil oround the store to discover which Individuals would go on to the Norionals. The next port of the HEART progrom wos the doss. Students would spend one hour of their doy in o closs thot helped them with their resumes, ond troined them in company understanding ond human relationships on the job. This closs not only fought them how to get o job. bur olso how to keep if ond advance in it. The final, ond probably the most Important port of the HEART progrom was the On-rhe-job-troining. It was important because the students got o chonce to put into action oil thot they hod learned. They olso got o chonce to work with professionals that hod been troined to reach their trade to others. Students would leove school sixth hour to go to their job where they would overage 15-25 hours per week. Some of these jobs included work or Los Primos. the 50’s Grill, Leonn Chins ond Denny's for the food service students. For those interested in doycore. there were ploces like Brookdole Christion Doycore. Doy Bridge ond the Learning Tree. And, for those interested in Cosmetology, Rob-binson's Beauty School offered classes. These 3 ports of the HEART progrom were what mode it so successful. — Melanie Fehlberg Top: [kendo Lonkey ond Michelle Spence wish eoch other o hoppy Volentine's Doy Center. Beth Hetdenre h smiles ond soys, ond I get poid for this! Bottom: The 1987-88 HEART Club. Sondy Nelson. Shelly Sund, Noncy Theroux. Michelle Buss. Stephonte Cook. Jenny Morske, Brenda Lonkey. Kelli Willioms. Scott Sox. Dorrkk Mollen. Kriss Kowokiyk. Michelle Krouse. ond Wode Wiloby Competition and fundraisers highlight VICA’S year VICA sronds for Vocorional Industrial Clubs of Americo. It runs basically the some os the other clubs do. with students going to o reloted doss for one hour of the day. participating in club activities ond on-the-job-rroinlng. This year, VICA ron the Doughnut Hole during the first trimester, ond during the Holidays, they ron the Santo picture booth. They also sold advertisements in o calendar thot they printed. Along with the soles of the Hoppenings Books. VICA mode enough money to go to the VICA skills Olympics in the spring. The Skill Olympics wos o competition thot took place Morch 16-20. During this time, students competed using the skills they leorned on the job. First place winners went on to compere in the Notional competition with 35 other countries. Another event they raised money for wos the Foil Delegote Assembly. In 1987-68, the Club’s president wos selected to be o store delegote. While on the job. VICA students' used skills such os mechonicol drafting, outo mechanics, corpentry and architecture. In addition, there were also medical trades in the denrol, nursing ond per core fields. In short, VICA is similar to other organizations. bur is still o unique option to Pork Center students. — Melanie Fehlberg Top: Scott Peterson leorns the upholstering trode in VICA Bottom Left: The 1987-88 VICA Club. Tom Schultz (Club President), Rich Peterson. Steve Johnson. Chuck Rioux. Tony Nelson. Jim Zemon. Scott Peterson. Mike Sund. llso Edstrom. ond Rex Woher. Bottom Left: Mike Sund tells Rich Peterson to get lost” os Rich gives friendly directions U I C 6 VICA — 59 GETTING A JUMPSTART s E C 0 N D A R Y 0 P T I 0 N S Going ro Vo-Tech posed o new ond educotionol olternotive ro the students here ot Pork Center. Vo-Tech reoches different rrodes for people to leorn without going ro college. These include: Commerciol Arts, Auto Body, Reroil Floristry, Legol ond Medicol Secretory Skills, among others. Our college option proved ro be quire on opportunity. Students opply ro go to o college. Some colleges require o good G.P.A. to get in. The store poys for the fee bur you hove ro come up with the transportation (unlike Vo-Tech). Those who ortend o college get credits which gives them o jump start of post graduation educorion. Park Centers olternorive education process is something rhor you may wont to look into next yeor Bur if you're a Senior, hopefully you've hod the chance ro experience it. — Lauro Skeie 60 — Secondory Options 4N mi® This Page: Top Right: Rob Yurchs enjoying his Auto Oody closs Bottom Right: Wore Wires shows us how to fix It. Opposite Page: Top Left: Kim Lucas Is sitting quire pottenrly for her next doss. Bottom Left: Trocy Dear ond Lyn Sporks think oboot their next move. Top Center: Tommi Borrett scropes her nose on the ceiling Bottom Center: Troy Richordson uses the mom transportation to Vo-Tech. Secondary Options — 61 Student Jobs Many Park Center Students hove jobs and overage their working at 22 hours a week. When asked why they would work during their high school years, the most common reply wos . . . MONEY! Other reosons included, more specifically, what the students were eorning their money for, like saving for such things os College, cars, ond Friday night's Entertainment.” Pork Center students seemed to agree that the higher the hourly wage, ond the more friends that work with them, the better the job is. Most students worked in Fost Food places ond Clothing Stores, since there were so many of them in the area. Yet, many students worked in lorger companies where some qualifications were needed to acquire the job. These were the higher paying jobs, ond the jobs that would look very impressive on their resumes. 62 — Student Jobs on Opposite Page: Upper Left: Heide Kern or Donkin Donuts. Upper Right: Doug Solberg or Componies Coming Lower Left: Jenny Lomere or The Gop. Lower Middle: Mike Koufmon or Circus. Lower Right: Mork Glesler or McDonokJs. This Page: Upper Left: Shoron Corison or Ponderoso. Lower Left: Angle Conrod or Jeon Nicole. Upper Right: Mike Dehn or Inirlob. Middle Right: Koren Wggmbothom ot McDonolds. Lower Right: Kim Heinrichs or Things Remembered 63 HELP WANTED I reolly oppreciore rhe oge of the students I work with In thot there's o lot of vitolity. ond. becouse they're evolving os individuols, they tend to be honest. sponroneous. ond often very creative.” This assertion given by counselor Ruth Misenko, bosicolly displayed the view of oil rhe counselors ot Pork Center. After interviewing Chuck Littlefield ond Ruth Misenko. both hod similar responses to the questions osked of them. They both loved to work with young people, they enjoyed the contact with the students, ond they also enjoyed hoving o voriety of things that brought them in touch with the parents of the students. The students hove been o challenge.” said Chuck. Everywhere I've been, oil grades hove been challenging, in the intensity of the problems ond in rhe voriety of issues. When osked if they ever felt pressed to come up with the answer or o solution, both soid no. bur they felt responsible for helping the student come up with o solution thot would fir the student's needs ond whor they wonted. Ruth soid thot sometimes she got caught up in rhe problems of the students ond it wos sometimes hard for her to differentiate her problems from those she met with. Eoch counselor hod their own woy of dealing with rhe issue. Mr. Littlefield soid he could feel with the students, but thot he didn't take their feelings on os his own. He didn't feel thot would be fair to himself, or the students he worked with. Counselors didn’t hove much free time, but when they did. they usually spent it working with other staff members. porents. ond o good deal of rime wos spent with outside community resource people. Counselors hod o very busy schedule, bur they olwoys rook rhe time our to give students o helping hand; toke advantage of it. — Rose Vetter Top: Ruth Misenko helps students come up with the onswers. Middle: Donno Crewe, Morion Michoels. ond Mike Oornes try to figure out the winter trimester schedule. Bottom: When Chuck Littlefield. Morion Michoels. Ruth Misenko. Donno Crewe. Betty Corlin. ond Undo Couston do o good job. it’s o weight off their shoulders 64 — Counseling What’s New? Although the C.L.C. switched It's lo-cotion. It still got much use. not only from the students, but from vorious teochers os well. One of these teochers wos Vern Bauer, who fought the Coreer Search class. The woy the C.L.C. got the most use. occording to Moggie Campbell, wos from members of the senior closs in search of college and scholarship information. She soid thot sometimes it's hard to hove oil the information, especially on foreign schools. However, they did hove more information on foreign schools this year thon they hove hod in previous years. A good deol of both Moggie's ond Leonn Berg’s time wos spent frying to find new Information. This coused the biggest chollenge of their job becouse there wos so much information to hove to know for eoch individual ond their situation, especially since there wos so much information ond becouse if changed so often. Moggie liked the new location of the C.L.C.; she soid. ”1 really feel of home up here. I enjoy getting to know people ond I like the openness of the library. I think the move hos mode us more accessible to the students. The only problem is thot we don't hove enough spoce. Moggie ond Leonn ore both faced with helping the students in personal problems. Moggie summed it up quite well when she soid, ”1 like to work with students. Some of their excitement rubs off on me. It's o fun ond positive thing to see. Sometimes it is hord though. When I work os closely with them os I do. It's hord nor to feel some empathy for their situations ond individual problems. But that's also whor's so rewording about this job; just knowing thot I con help in some woy. Although Moggie ond Leonn couldn’t solve oil their problems, they felt thot oftentimes just listening helped. — Bose Vetter Top: The new C.L.C. Middle: Todd Elftmon roods obour his fovorlre college Bottom: Moggie Comp-bell ond Leonn Derg seorch for new lnformorlon. C.L.C. — 65 MEDIA LIBRARY OFFERS VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES L I B R A R Y M E D I A S E R V I c E S AUDIO-VISUAL .. club will meet after school in room 101. And, for all you weather watchers . . These sounds were brought to you by KPCI, the in-school radio station which broadcast infrequently during lunch hours. Training sessions (2 demonstrate n-al performance sessions) were required subsequent to licensing for all student DJ's. This was only one of the many services provided by the Audio-Visual department. With an inventory of between 400-600 pieces of audio and video equipment, Mike Buck kept busy supplying various departments with projectors, tape recorders and other teaching aids. The Social, Science and English departments logged the heaviest use of equipment, with Foreign Language, Social and English making frequent use of facilities for taping and films. The A-V department also had computers available for individual student and class use, with Dona Joly providing assistance and instructional aid. Inservices were offered in the T.V. studio and on portable video equipment, and students engaged in Independent Studies could focus on slide tape productions for their projects. In addition to aiding in student class work, Buck produced more than 5 major slide presentations himself which were shown over cable TV. One project for NCA involved the use of 9 projectors to show 720 slides on 3 screens, all carefully synchronized with audio. We live in a world of sight and sound and our learning greatly was enhanced through the addition of a variety of audio-visual resources, compliments of Park Center’s A-V department. This Page: Top: Media Area 8taff. Front Row: Vern Louis, Mike Dock, Pot Holcomb. Back Row: Morlene llndgren. LeAnn Derg, Ruth Pudos. Mid• die: Dean Kodor discusses o problem with Dono Joly. Bottom: The AV studio is used for rhe foriegn longuoge films. Facing Page: Top: The llbrory offers Craig Schumon ond Anthony Koder o quiet ploce to study. Bottom Left: Jessie Comeroa catches up on a favorite mogozlne. Bottom Right: Quiet study or whot ..No NP s given in the library os Don Woody. Mott Thompson. Mark Por-odue and Joe Torres discuss weekend plons. 66 —AV •- 1 ■ LIBRARY Students ond faculty have adjusted to having less space, and noise has not been a problem. The accessibility of the CLC hos reolly been a plus factor and the number of students using the services has increased, said Vern Louis, librarian. I feel that the two deportments are very compatible because we both provide services and materials for faculty and students.” Students doing research, looking for recreational reading materials or a pho-togroph in a book or magazine to use in o pointing could be found doily browsing through the more than 21,000 books ond pamphlets found in the library. Operating with o budget of approximately $11,000 per year, Louis added between 3-400 books to the stacks each year ond renewed the approximately 200 magozine subscriptions. The computerized check-out system added speed and accuracy to the record-keeping, making if possible to frock down overdue materials quickly. Unfortunately, there were some students who chose to byposs or ignore the system, resulting in the loss (lost or stolen) of between 5-600 books magazines each year. The openness of the library moy hove contributed to the ease with which some students chose to abuse the library ond its materials, ond the pos-siblity of a security system being installed existed. The library provided greater enhancement of leorning ond growth for students, both in class assignments ond research ond oreos of personal inter-est development. Library — 67 SUPPORT AND HELP COMES FROM ALL AREAS Being o nurse or Pork Center ofren required o lor more rhon supplying rhe Bond-Aids or providing o comforroble ploce to rest. Sometimes people come to her for some personol guidance, too. Although Judy Georhort let o lor of people go home, she believed that only 1 out of 10 really needed to. Hello. Pork Center office. wos one of the mony sounds you might hove heord during rhe doy in rhe moin office. The secretaries or Pork Center hove shown themselves to be fun. coring ond very good or whor they do. Busted ogoin! Mony students often used this srorement offer on unexpected oppeoronce by holl monitor, Michelle Holzknechr. Bur. if it wosn'r for the Pork Center oides. there wouldn't hove been order in the orrendonce oreo or lunch room. — Tommi Barrett Top: Park Center Secretaries. Front Row: Ethyl Worklns. Morge Wagner. Corol Wlnkleman, Morge Spoden. Back Row: Morlene Llndgren. Glodys Larsen, Derry Corlen Middle Left: Nurse Judy Georharr is In deep thought Middle Right: Park Center Aides. Front Row: Mary Heifzig. Nancy Nelson, Ruth Pudos. Lindo Trombley Back Row: Michelle Holzknecht. Dorothy Poulson, Darlene Jocobson. Moggie Campbell, Peggy Kimble. Antto Umlond. Shoron Sobo, Rosemary Dwyer, Connie Lewendowski. Dorb Gisslen. Undo Schugg, Pot Holcomb. Bottom: Counseling secretory Betty Corlen. 68 — Secretaries Aides Top: Amro Umlond chonnels oil colls ond messoges for rhe school Middle: Maxine Garrett, Connie Lewendowski ond Jod $zulgo ore lunchroom aides Lower Left: Noncy Nelson enjoys her work! Lower Right: Michelle Holzknechr checks our on ortendonce morrer with Peggy Kimble, while Morge Wogner works on the computer. Secretaries Aides — 69 NUTRITION AND NEATNESS And for lunch rodoy closs. Chicken Nuggets. This remark wos generally followed by comments such os... Nor ogoin”, Rospy”, Scory and the ever so popular, Looks like it's the A Lo Carte line todoy.” But offer rolking with the cooks, they regained our confidence in the food products they prepored for us. It wos true, it wos nor o soybean substitute. . . We Use 100% Beef. . Also some of the cooks got here of 6:30 in the morning to moke lunch for us. So, the next time you're in thot lunch line, complement the cooks on the great job they ore doing! — Louro Skeie 70 — Support Staff +.J Working hord is one of the mony quok iries the cusrodiol sroff or Pork Center hos proven ro us. Think obour It ... How trashed would this school be if there wosn'r onyone to pick up offer us? Who stoys ond cleons the lost doy of school? Nor your fypicol Breokfast Club janitors. Recently o hord working cusrodion from Pork Center passed owoy. We'd like to poy reverence ro Chuck Chelberg who died Nov. 25, 1987. Facing Page: Top: Park Center's Cook Staff. Front Row: Rose Siowe. Sondi Odecn. Eloine Simonson. Vlrgfnio Polmer. Chorlene Henrges. Back Row: Dorlene Loeffler. Noncy Heinemonn. Cheryl Engmon. Sondy Surges. VI Oifton. Pot Swedeen. Not Pictured: Chorlotte Heywood Left: Rosemory Dwyer keeps Pork Center cteon os rhe loundry person Bottom: Evening Custodial Crew: Lyle Lougen. John Soukhlndy, Druce Dreiden, Del Solderholm, Horotd Oswotd. Tony Guenen. This Page: Top: Day Custodial Crew: Leroy Stern ond Jim Roscoe. Bottom: Night Custodial Crew: Jock Wogner. Tom Lorson. Jim Anderson. Gory Gronnlng. Right: Sondy Surges is no sironger to hord work Support Srolf — 71 Exploring Figurative Speaking s p E E C H C L U B “Speech club? Whor's thot? I didn't even know we hod one!” This is prob-obly whor most people sold when they heord obour the Pork Center Speech club, ond it wos certoinly understond-oble. Speech club wos not well known or widely publicized, but those who were involved soid It wos well worth porticiporing in. Speech club srorted in lote Februory. ond ron until obour the middle of April. In it, porticiponts were given the opportunity to express themselves by presenting creotive speeches of their own. or interpreting the works of some famous person. Interpreting doesn’t meon onolyzing the meoning of whot someone else hos written, but simply presenting the work using good voice expression. Exomples of cotegories where this is done ore poetry, prose, dromo, ond humorous interpretoion. Also the greot speeches coregory is one in which you interpret o speech given by o famous person. In Speech club, different schools meet to compere of several tournaments held during the seoson in the metro oreo. Trophies ore oworded to the best performers in eoch category. Other categories ore ones such os original oratory, in which you present o persuoslve speech on on issue that you feel strongly obour. There is olso creative expression. in which you write o speech about onyrhlng you wont ond present it in ony fashion. Here trophies ore awarded on the bosis of creativity ond obility for self-expression. There is olso o storytelling category where you present your own version of o famous fairytale. Plus, there is o discussion cotegory where you sit with o group of people ond discuss your views on o certain topic. Finally there ore the extemporaneous categories in which, o few minutes before the start of o round, you pick o topic from several choices ond ore required to give on unprepared speech obour it. With such o wide range of choices In speech club, there Is something for everyone. Some people choose to commit themselves to only one cotegory, while others experiment with o few to see which one they ore best or. At ony rote, this is on activity well worth knowing about. — Jenny Abel Top: The 1988 Park Center Speech Club. Juniors Croig Rinne. Jenny Abel. Anne Srobe ond Morty Roers. Middle: Juniors Marry Roers. Jenny Abel, ond Anne Srobe prepare tor on upcoming lournomenr. Bottom Right: Croig Rlnne ond Morty Roers exchonge ideas on o topic for their speeches. Bottom Left: Jenny Abel olong with Anne Srobe ond Morty Roers review moterlol for their individuol cotegories 72 MAG Twins The Twins Bring the Dream Home in ’87 Fo decodes, people ridiculed Mmnesoto sports The North Srors ployed some odmlroble hockey, but ployed more horrendous gomes thon onyone cores to remember The Kicks chonged to the Strikers, but hordly onybody noticed Viking loot boll powered its woy to four Super Bowk only to collopse in cm-borrosstng blowouts, ond ochieve o 3-13 season with Les Sreckel The boskerboll Gophers hod Mitch Lee. Yet. In 1967. something occurred that no one even dreomed could hoppen. o mirode unporolleled by even the 1969 Mors The Minnesota Twins, losers of 105 gomes In 1962. one-hundred-ond-twenty-flve-to-one longshots to go oil the woy. got into the World Series. And won HI Supported by roused (ond thousonds of new) Ions. ond on undenloble spirit, the Twins become obsessed with victory As the opposing dubs bottled the Me-trodome noise. Minnesota concentrated on knocking the bolls into the stonds. pitching unrouchoble curves ond drcuKOichlng the occasionoi h«t with such oo-ihorMy ond consistence os to deflate the Tigers, then the Cordinols in rapid succession Who con explain it? Most blome the Dome Itself I love watching other people get unnerved by the place. sold pitcher Fronts Violo. .. by the ployoffs we believed we could not lose here, ond when you feel thot woy. you ploy thot woy. More responsibly les with the Homer Honky. on o purpose doth thot. when rotsed ond flopped, coused several 100-plus decibel saeomlng frenzies Perhops it was just meant to be The Twins captured Minnesota's first mo)or professional championship since the Minneopote token won the NBA rirte over thirty yeors ogo Moybe, just maybe, now thot our state has oligned itself on the winning troll, victory wfl come noturofly. os. once, losing did. Third basemon Gory Goerti summed up nearly everyone's thoughts by announcing. We ore no longer the Twinkles We ore the World Champion Minnesoto Twins. — Jason Cotter lietaw end f gAt Murrmut Itm louder Wumi tor o vtoory aKtuoron or hh home Itftod Par Center louiSw ro PC tweonhet o Ptro hor on} eyepenh. and ► membentip Mo ih « � ty4orm«J Parti Center Ho ot Famo tor hh rtlom r w Vortd Senet nth it Game One hornet. 74 — Mlni-Mog Top Left: Fronk Sweet Music Vlolo. artoched to Kirby Pudtetr's orm, howb In triumph following the victory. Top Right: Wives ond fons wield Homer Hontoes ond whistles to distroct the Cords. Middle LefL A shower o Gotorode ot the end. Middle Right: The streets broiled with tens-of-thousands In o Victory porode stretching oaoss the Mississippi Bottom Left: Grond slommer Don Glodden films the event. Bottom Right: Soys it oil. Mlni-Mog — 75 Where do you belong?? As you wolk fhrough the holls. on ony given day, here or Pork Center, you will see many different foshlon statements being mode. But mony of you may wonder which group (or foshlon) thot firs you ond your style. We hove coptured o few of the more popular or well known trends to guide you ond help you decide just where you belong. JOCK: sports T-shirt or sweatshirt, sweatpants, sweatsocks, and athletic shoes. CHARACTERISTICS: in good shape, plays a sport almost every season. DRAIN: surrounded by books, conservative hoirstyle, little or no moke-up. CHARACTERISTICS: Studious, has the highest grades in the class. FUTURE BUSINESSMAN: dress pants, dress shirr with a tie and swearer, dress shoes. CHARACTERISTICS: Casual smile, easy with a hand shake, always looking for a deal. RELIGIOUS: Glosses, casual dress, Holy Bible. CHARACTERISTICS: laid bock, very positive attitude, positive thinker, usually very intelligent. TRENDY: Casual, loose fitting clothes, hairstyles more full or flirtatious. CHARACTERISTICS: always have a smile on their face, talkative and giggly. Fashion — 77 PARK CENTER’S TRIBUTE TO ’80’S SLANG “Blonde” odj. 1. o person (usually females) who do nor show rheir capabilities through the way they talk and use common sense. Example Sentences: I don't think I like my taste of men. I don’t like people who don't like other people. “Bunk” odj. 1. Low Grade. 2. Not up to standord. Example — Yo man that stuff was Bunk!!! •Scon Peterson physically describes Bonk “Burned” verb 1. Capped 2. Dogged 3. Tore info. Example: Man you really burned that girl over there. “C-ya” adj. 1. Looking good. 2. Mighty fine. 3. Oh-My Example — C-ya she's looking hot today (see: nor bod) “Dude” n. 1. A name you use when you forger a person’s name, or when you're too embarrassed to admit you don't know their name; Exomple: Dude just tripped down the sroirs. (see: What's-his-face) •Evon A of on fries to recofl o dude's nome. “Grub bin” verb 1. Earing large amounts of food due to hunger. 2. Pigging our — people usually like to be by themselves when engoging In this activity. Example: Mon, when I get home I'm going to be grubbin’ everything in sight. “Hat Hair” odj. 1. Messy looking 2. When your hair is stooping below stondard (usuolly dominated by moles). Exomple: Dudes got the woke up ond oo look. Talk about your Hat Hair. •Scott Benner sports Hot Half.” 76 — Mlni-Mog “Lice” odj. 1. Super cool 2. With ir 3. Hoppin' 4. Fun 5. Exciting. Example: The party on Sorurdoy wos real live.” “Noser” noun 1. A person who tries to manipulate reochers or other outhority figures (such os Mom. Dod ond, of course, managers) 2. Drown noser. Example: I can't believe that he got on A; he must hove been a Noser in rhot doss.” “Rag” noun 1. Always having the lost word. 2. This term usually defines a person who masters the sarcastic come bocks, which (if nor token seriously) ends to humor some situations. Example: He's pretty funny but reochers don’t opprove of him being o Rag. “Sife” noun 1. Loner 2. A person sitting by themselves who may or may nor hove friends. Example: Look or her sifen ir or the table; her friends must be in the lunch line. •Jason Soks hides from o tog •John Novotny Jusi sow someone togged “Tagged” odj. 1. Description of a loser in o fight. 2. Some one who got hit in o fight. Example. Dude looks bod; someone must hove Togged him. ' “word” odj. 1. Listen, what I soy is true. 2. I'm nor joking. Example: Thor resr on Friday wos harsh. Word.” Whor berrer woy ro hove o reminder of rhe previous yeor rhon to buy o yeorbook? A yeorbook con coprure memories while rhey hoppen. Then preserve rhem ond prepare rhem for you ro rake home and cherish. 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Jomdco '68 The lahes rhe trots VondRon ond Snouu glod you sroyed with us Ron you Ploy o meon Ooss ' We need o stronger (S) Core When you dose your eyes do you deem obout meT” TOOO AMUNOSON Should be shlppm' now Ihe dowdy town was greet Oerv wos in mere there's p htos on the won Oubos. we Med her there too loo out lor ihe curv oh. oh hide the brew Chromoty Nghwoy pegs Coates Hew rutvtng is boots Spring Oreo It's Joeh turn Cyeshot Spot the dog SheRy you got « Born got the CNb Tweets’ Mooseheodm Ho ameer Todd lett Benny slung Maybe « I get my license AI Thon Tot rhe 10 months Oiryvsg Pug 105th connonbol fto lor usOetv Bon I want the cot 3rd In or V s Whot hoppened to school Whoto yO don Sfh hour K H Ihe lomty Rocky's fgN was great 11 JM 0 H you good deon Hds CWC AHOCRSOH Pork Center toughr me 3 very important things m my 3 years ond thots obout c I learned 1 — It's only fun unrt someone loses on eye 2 — Brown nose unrt you make yourseR ■ ond 3 — Mow important. Inc Gopron a God Thank you Gteg Tot being you. thank you Don Tot be«vg o drummer ond o special thanks to Mr 0 ond OR the neotthtngs you showed me !oo bod you guys al don 1 get to go to Jomaco wrts yoir homeroom 1 guess ycxx teacher Bn t os cool os Dove Adney The hncl mg I hove to soy a I hoee when people soy Anderson your bond ihOsAd do � song OOOM' RU AHOCRSOH 7 0 W You're the besf love yo bobe BC-I S Sever' C K Oon'i 1 ok 10 rhe cop Robes — get in the ngN bed1 You ond C H Sever' Hey Herdne been to orsy basebo gomes lately’ Drendo d you see • yet’Onve by IVg 0 s HO Tm not ploying ony cords wth you ogors' (Cheaters') M J I love yo — you re o good sport 0 W — Ho mote tops to Ounhm Donuts' Are you wR in love w h ttse puberty tang’ TI you ote so cut of Que ye� n lor Don Sprang fireok' MO!' C K gono love those bind dotes' Wotch out CoMorrao guys' Good kick to everyone I love yo P S I WR love you to 6 S KEITH AHOCRSOH We dod ond mom I'm hete Ihonk you lor you help ond support through the years P P throw me one ot your greot posses N 0 sa ond spin P S Chrome dome Hey Pete O boy' PoRee vragon ond ol burner tsAes' Rebel NR ond 0 O O too Cor wosh buddtos oi the woy Hey Pere got ony angers’NO how bout thot P D ’ WeR bew ol luck to 0 0 .Df.IS.IRPPRf.DA EA.OI.EO.SP. OS. SB SW. AR AND C K T honks to Dove Adney Mon Wcwten ond Orion Hoel tor ol you help ond oR the greet times !honks to Jerry Huffner oho Once ogom. thonks mom ond dod WeR world, here I come' IAUREI AHOCRSOH Vore yes' Woty WCHt Outset' DersC I ond R G Wont to see my dentat’ Sheep Cortot no 67. Tfuono flSW f 0 oletti 0 J ond SC — Oh no Ihe cops’ wfsock burs' [honks l love you1 KC — Prom 67. St louts. btthdoy pomes — whot ptorvners' Bond vgnoh VoRey Tot ihonk SC for ihe toomi She s the tong' MA Mr Cleon. Mr Oeon • Trsoty' No more puppy dogs' M A ond LA — Rocket Pork Sobonon Army. CCAP New Yeorv Me. the taw’” JAMAICA'S S Rocks Mel Get o« rhe Sldewok'lunch conversotions — dBguwmg1 Happy Moy Doy' Chemony sloths' Due in Myl Morchmg bond rules' Mhe — Prom 67 ond 66 — I IOVC YOU Al WAYS' 1 honks Orod. Sue Pete, ond Mt Adney' Mr Pout — thanks lor being o Wend1 Ihonks mom ond dod — I IOVC YOU MClAWl AHOCRSOH W ! f Y ! T O’Where sihe pony’ IruWme nuH me' loRsdrry to me1 Cdeek' Yo Ang Bg fnc e' let's convene' Ovwooh currven' Ang i s o comhek) ond he has o shotgun' Remember W«om Sc ory' Cheesy Con. � s o dead iar Nice hood omoment tm IIUARO'IM put rhe cor n pork tew' Vhor s that by rhe stop sign Ang’ 'honks C 0 ' 2 twist cones' CoroRne you re leokn P J' Nice drtvysgobanes. Ange' Yo. O' Ang you got some OAllSr Some people juw can 1 take no Tot on answer' Cnc. let s donee1 ' Amy whot ore yo’ Pton's o whot’ New yean eve. Chinese ftedtR1 Ihe Cokes' Cubby hole J W ' Red truck — oops! IA 0 A C A — Ihonks PC ROO ANONCM Guys R's been great Spooge — no mull too Mf Joy — wsne Me One me ( me Vtsnle — seen o block Monte’ KK — Got one brewin’ Hey Mong Gotto use the bathroom’ Dodge boys hove mote fun Ihe Bg W Apple River. N Ork Pk — they tuied Nt KegowVoy V 10 — beoch pomes we gotso go bock Red fiewos. theOoytano Itespossers wl be viokwed Ihe Jomo o Kids RUIC Adney — you Me. ihonks lot everythng Thocks Mom ond dod I Bo saved rhe bew lor low You're )uw rhe coolew Ihonks tO o lot ol good memonev you del o lot lot me Mo � son was lun Ock ond Marge rule Stryper rules. 50 bucks We've been rhrough 0 tot, woy cuee ond sweet 11 U BAN ARHISCH Mr Adney s homeroom LA CM GL JC JO. IA MA LA Hey Joel 1.2 1.23.4 OOOM Prsmory s — we re going pro Sophomore royoby. Jamcxco Some other guys Morctwsg Oond Drum mojor Ihonks Mr O Hockey Sock Mi Adney s duty joke nme I love you Mervet Good luck Oorcy !honks P C I wR truss you JAM If ARTH Ihonks Mom ond Ood — you mode • OR posvble Where ckd aR the women go’ Hey Rob Jett Ktk. Aaron. Ron MorV ond Mke f — lets go to the Bg W Soy gel lets go compm — I know you con moke my tent Snock on my hock 0y the woy. whot s yOut nome’ I ouch me ond I ■ sgueoP Jomcxco' A where s the block Monte Cot to’ K ronnng beds J Ounnn 0 Poek the Ooytono M loRow those ctvcks Oend down gel ihb o love Getbeotiokes Chcs in Rob s von ot takes Ote. bear « towel Gospel John dock Widow wtkes ogon Spooge. o letle wsne ond the next thing I knew everyone s sc ewed up USA AVtRY Ooss ol 66 RUllS Ou� homeroom is the coolew Can t wo unrt Jomaco — Morch 20m Ihonks I E Tor taring me woy with yo 'Ns yt B wos the coolew Hey J 0 ore yo done with thor yet weR.conl hove hoT Jod remembet retord englah — tar's tutn around o lew more rmes J 0 VJ you get together with 0 C (O sophomore) — Oh I thought to I k v JI I wondet he's going to wear his push swearer tomorrow JoAnno. I tbnfc I spRed on myseR — so how obout « I spR on you too (DOR MURPHY RUUS' K M I rNnk we hove o dBogreement on tome oI our vohiet — Tm ngN — you’re wrong R A you te o great Inend. thanks o tot JUU OARER K S legs ingksh IWs Me ond Nm look betret thon you ond he! 0000 Rules Hey Otaebetry Roshum Chkkens Theatre — INPUT f f ED OACKi Mce wtwwsg Stoci' Thon S H ond I N tot tatting me beat you o pool J 0 — Buddy' Thon lot the memories' Summer — My brother does whot’ Whot obov me’ SH — MonrceRo rules' SHIT Oononl I C Me s mne! N e Shenden for he he eh’ Whot o po� ' I f — Dance on your own fee THemork — hey iu«y tat s roke the hrheoptet home' You Ike WHO’ How obou Prom' How mony ekd I J Osh’ 6067 Ptom wos red J S GO was o blow — Ouhth UGH Thon lor making • tun Who dd you kiss’Thought so PC Osmosis1 P C Itve tong ond p'oiper OhYech — There is no ' e ot the end ot my nome' Chow' MICHfllE 6AHWEU 1 LOVE YOU JO l 0 27 67 Irocy ond Oorto you 'he bew' Sprrsg Break 67 (Both ond dnhwashers don't mu) pomes, lenny Oryon Adorns ihe MboRs. ond o« ihose other memories C ag (Jock Wagner) Ihonks for EVIRYISRNG l love yo M K , WI (Strings) OSfRgh. My ICftiBdOy M 0 , C f .WI.J.S M K .' I hove 10 go 10 ihe bathroom' Al (hot chompogne' lake CoRiOun lachkgN 65 J P ID I get 10 gtoduore nem to you D W Downtown groveyord IT OP JT I'i never lorget you. (a Death dost ond me tide on the bus) K 0 I love yo 0 A you the iwoefeu person Hockey Manager Yearbook Prom 67 w«h OS IOMBARCUS f reewoy crursn n the CkJwnosJed Crock the windows «1 getting Undo smokey n here Gene. RutseR drink onother ddt. O itn r enough1 CXxk Ory pick IT up before IT burns o hole in rhe seat Mem power in OKS OlOCK 300 Ouch put « owoy my dods bock ond he longer ho gun. ngN Get togethets ot BRs were the OESt. remember when Joe wopped over now Ihct was o I RIP OR ond RuueR remember my ount ond uncto up at the Cobbs’ I know I Iked ihe table McheRe I gtoductc ne«t to you ond doo t forget� Shot ond tommy you 2 ote kick Bnon � r o custom TRACY BART let's go to Cfscogo' Oh Sh —1 The cops ote ngN behind US' Merry AM tol down the windows ond kjN o smoke' Onky o womrsg Ihonk GcxT Uhoh A M I think HK 'i gonno be wch! How'd the nerds forte. HK The wos o tuck — brthdoy pony A M Ihe Iron Horse I got in' Ptom 67' — ihe greotew1 Metobco A M you Ike tliose oj lamps' espeooty Shngta Creek) Trying 10 wards the toad HK’ Sere I beieve you' SNsuld we go to (S) Muwers A M M K 7 You eyes ore SO red AMU can't see your eyes M K You guys are the great ew ond the crooew mends o person could hove OS— Your the bew' Ihonks for cA the great memories II otwoys love you' BETH AHH BARRETT PeeVee — fnoRy' St loan the bus from where’, tpeting 01 Doug' Ptom there 1 one wot’ Vafey Fob. flume one mere rase then the Imoc' Grond Chomps 0 C You moke me sicW Humonees 0th hour w«h Hein ond OOO Poui Hy — rhemuvcol closing nigN Nov 21. BrOOdwoyl f teddy serving Thanks your the greatew'Stand by me Motchng Oond — Cokgory 4 mlet” MeNgon Mke the pool SheBOeR Modunoc fhRy ond DC On Oroodwoy ond Jonny Be Good. Grand Chomps 5 hour plane nde home' PN.lP DC your the bew thanks lor the greor rmes’ Pbote Pnde' Ooss ol 66 ' iammj Barrett Kbtvtvy Ans. is been great hovngyo loro Vorech bud — Ihe DO tiles Pouto So do chocolote. chocotore mGm bkteordt Chrts. Jen ond Deb Hondo would of been great Chraty T come on btl You know I love paper but I do ike geen MORGAN COURNEYa — I lOVT YOV Jesus Cnbi Ives' Kvnbert lies — I love yo yearbook bud. Ike you ve never seen before' Jode Srroci AAelone. loura Jason Ten Down. Orendo ond everyone ebe, yes even Scon — e wos speed Guwovas Bernard AdoRus to� es yo babe' Mendth yom speod — pok so — econ bud Sue. I reoRy wish you were fere11 Nioiy got to meet Chod — oh N ChocP Deb, Kbnmy. Peter. Jodi. McheRe doss cobbser buds Onon S your o super speod MJCHElf BASTYR Ihere's too much so soy 6 too Into room I ve gotten some d the greoeew memones G I've met some of the BEST people (You know who you are1) Od oho I uvs udged gu e o few too I re hod so mony good nmes bd I con i war to get out' A tot of people here ddn 1 Ike me but they dkJn 1 know me I feel sorry for cR you people who put fothrs RUMORS But you people who don 1 Ike someone couse ot the way they took — you roke the coke' VeB. you juw wo One d rtiese doys you I be gotv lor thot coke but « won 1 be 1 hete cos' 11 hove � ' Remember lead He 1 your own way. � the pom you loRow nugN lead you osrroy' BLAINE BAUER Spring Break 67 i sJoebturn ' CoR the once Ihe spoon gome loo much fun Ptom 67 Joel ond loon tuto lye shoot Than. Dove Mo you muy U s rule Singing loon n McOondds Ihe cops Ore here What ore we gonno do Bg Al s pony nor the wotv Ihe figN d Oemy's Oh tony kick m the 'oce Dcki HoBoween a Bdtheods— Ho woy Ihotit N R Ml Kr� t Beomer Bew Inend in the World CoB me loro I wins gome Sohs — not the Oew — Stove Rader ides Ihonks lor ihe good imes — MI SR K H IK IA DM SO JS SO, JO. KB I! CM A0 Guns ond Roses — OTRV _ KRIS NAMER Oh-no. Jtode — I loir 6067 She looks Ike o d-ugpe SeR ond Mott 5ecieti — Htle Btds' Ihe Cion JO PJ Cl! Ihe wee end lornodo OosemeN oven Ihe don — Jonert — Our hero' Veil — MM You tuto dove' Such o Into Boy HRCKEIH Ihe tods — Computer Nerd God Chech. Yea RigN' Cosodwo ond Kowa ore nvaceobta1 Doth twins' Oon 1 coi her dork — Not around me Oh Deon' Cindy ond Morsho — 3 ormgas Ototoe ond tho twins gome — Ihonks bud' Rtverpkxc comer os' I juw peed o Into Goosebumps from holdtog Homeroom Ouds — dome ond Amy Irocy — tong showers — tof en' YudO I love you Itoe 0€B — we could ve ded IT'S HIM' AMY DECKER 60 cons under the bridge, every 1U9N in Aruono — SR FROGS’ Vhd hoppened before Side Met’ Huddtot — low my shoe, wheeht . Ihoi son okohokebevetoge1 Stormy-ripping I NEVER' Gc� g — Wish' wnp pmbofl Kns VctoNines pony, the TomRy.' let's go 10 Boons — Sie Sno Date Bo baking o fence toohMer my hat s b� rung pons — 00 s kachen towet. my Ips ote numb. IhougN d The Doy Beomer — my Home Room buddy' Aiitude Qnltude. pee your pants Honhen’ OANCEUNE Cencnry Courrs. Soger — where s Jane’ Rocket pork, flow'd you flush o borNub Krvf Ihe ich AJobomo NOCOATS — SR ST. K M Danger Zone. PARANOIA' Ihonks for everythng Ang — I love you scon DCNNm To my bew trends, Adorn (Chny) 6 Iodd (Jesus) we rule Cdch rhe wove' DUIUTM MRURIREL MAll BonVoyoge Korl Hcnncpn M Cops' I'm your keOeamMon' Apple River 67 I H , A.P . TV.Cl SJ.JK.CH.ee.JR. WANKS' Never been boned yet t m God Anyone. Anyone’ A shower op how do Into piggy s eot’ Ihonk God for fuMbowerv”' N e 100th’ Urn rhe truck fjo blew ud Boor dm on 04 bkm on 604 So to s Tdnburgh I S � Vho's o jorvrer’ Homer J S • 3rd m 67 SNp ♦ Poke M B � GI POlO i � rough being nch ond howsg no money Rrverpioce Son. pur yoir shoes on ond head bock to D P yes vr November 7. 1067 loo SrreNow Ihonk you. I love you Homer Beach Urweney here I come DEBBIE BERG Lea how ore your S '. to bun muscles dong’Yes rm gomg ro ask my dod Kan I ANG rules' Greg would you buy the metd hangers nweod d e p ov ones the ptosne ones bend to eovty' Mart 1 mas yoir 21 richer 5f loirs — race cockroochesJ Vot I'i to them wth o hanger 1 21 617 Dove — good job hppng rhe outhouses Vhot s ihot AU over you’ Iche Homer — wl my cot won” My I-Bed Rdes Gtve Ness o break he hosn 1 gomn e 1 3 yean Mce twvhe loo' Mark — hows the crywd Poke force dong’ You owe me S3 Pckn Trees Rule ' Amy Mary loo Kan Greg Mark Scott Oeon. Mke K, Dove. Matt ond Ik — Ihonks lot o the greot rmes' Dew d IUCX Atwoys lets h� rhe Beoch ' JENHY BERG lomyD f f I M J B M B — TR never lorget you guys' Spn the borne' Chfcken behove thot s whot we soy when we te n FARGO Soccer 67 Kicks' Thon guys' Soccer Studs 6 erres Rule 4ever' Mkey — love you' RfviNO Vo ch out for rhe fnsbee C V Sledding rules M K Twnsoome — let s not hgN VYrp out State To 67 — Regon 5AA Dosketbdi Chomps 66 87 ' Prom 67 — race woche Heh Ar we gotto get ou megos' The woy you moke me feel — ID mk. IF. JH. mm OCS Cm. too 01 he s coming I tom behnd' My house PARIY! Where's Ben’ You'ie rot hot! love Dries mokes us — love, love on ihe run’ Basket bo 67‘. 68 domnotes1 M 0 6 E M staepovers I D s pony — TOOO DERG God I miss the Sodbuwer Mey J G how obout rhot nde home from MotsheR Thot trip to rhe DVCAjuW ruled let s go bock n o couple yeots J K The tide up To the BVCA was cod ngN Kent’ prate Swtrvmng Rules JG KS.PK MM ondldondDocTIcky — loboombo — Boom CNcko Doom — And pieoie God rove Spock State n 67 Mohowfcs lock —. Crcm or Mot Mot w h cue Mohowks Peta l rule ot anything’ Hey J V you te Juw rhe Greotew Homeroom wos great — tote DeKord See yo ogon cr the pkrac cut R Y meet o lot d trends n Jo Tm gong 10 bum your house down' ond fnoRy Doug you � owoys be o poor —• JOANNA BCRMTSEN Remember � ’ T0600 Sheroron wNppng poopes orchewro taps, mowed bowing toy pun gosoRng dtay riveriew were lot. getting low I R smoking n the votoo gumby s scorched K V's staepovers J C prom 67 tongvtoe ides shokey smeR dinners rule. Mono ihonks to soving my He oppta vet state basketball •oirntas. E A into poopes moidfO tech crew OJAAMS con I hove hdT7. sherdcn flowers foorbai gomes JUDE M D wrong house rhey're dock' K G. peand biner hgNs Uptown. Rocky Honor DowNown Dumbs. D S s pony tat s get. befwsd the wee Aguo porode w Bunky. Vnono biitard K G cor woRecP Stormy puppres Duluth Window odventires — Summer 67 Gloomor blockours THANKS TOR IX BEST MEMORIES Ot MY Iff R1A BUNKY. I A. MB's, JD'k CM. KG KV' OES! Of IUCK TO THE CLASS Of 66. ond to RIA who has one more yeo JOCK BETSMGER Here (goes Vhot s o cd AI � Jane fondo Rdes TeR hm Page coRed i s burnt raspberry' Cvj you tape Anne’ Vhot s on the antenna’ RU0C Ab boomo wang wang Doytono 60' SO. 86 — Memoirs 5 I 8 5 I $z' iU ill m itiis good job of h ng tfwae Ooshetbo 9omev Side Tourney. Scoce Chompion JMG. Sorenson Ruff p s fetro OueMt Doy. Cede Pinet Men s Oock 5AM Dick's Ockgrove. OefOce SChOd Moon her Mke’ Thonks Girts. Uos o Goose To O my frteods. I love You Guyv VY.KJH ANO THANKS HCYWMOT CHIUS VIOLA PC CheerSeodng mo beu of rhe bow Dnger you 0 rhe bow o-hovess. fronrwKk. bock btoger Summer AS . CoMomo IN your suchoftoocy 5he yIrfmkwe hr ocar’Summer96 Krvenorewo ever gong to make • home’ J M Dew of luck. C 0 . K 0. — dome on our own. Oukddorou Dumbo U Rule! Sommer 67 I wish « never hod ro end Mere were or Ml force ton«ghr M C does your Oder v «ond Omu Orovo Ounto — Ptouhio stole rhe wool’ So whor I 0 or S 50 AM evetynme C H I wonr ro heor something posnvc’ S A hey roomie — you're rhe bey SCSO Somuel ond Smurf my cheerteodtog buds Dodd we re 900910 do otrighr M C lake core ond rhonks Clou Of 66' CMWS VKRINGA (I IOVE YOU LAURA KlflMEYIR) The trofc K P i pnvore portlet Oow Con I Onsei o buck’ 4 timet n one nighlt 12 of Dud (Prom 67 ) Joey Hove you hugged your Chriyion Ororhert rodoy’ Move you dtod from rhe funnel lately’ (Jock Dude) Slop « your burring me ftcrteiryi R G con I hove o VCA (ywnmy) Get OMied before school ond pou om in nuoe t office Ler i weof tome wood Drinking behind rhe lockers let rhe white one go get the ipf P « rhedoier (M P. howt K K) 0c oche ko Abombodoble 11 wok home (You mode otx ngho rhe beu Mr OUO Micky. Duty Mder Coon. Corono. ond Mr Johnny Vdker) Smcerefy yours (VIA LANA VllKINS Good morning Conodo. Thonks for rhe fun nmet. TS.SS.ll.LI. Prom 66 thanki (ddy 1 bonks for rhe great timet K K remember choir reheonoPVhoie home, your ior mine extended torches — kgmd’ — Root bee Schnoppt ond otonge juice’ Do we hove tune to get pirro P I toy chart — we never ployed onywoyt Vi , conain copt rule — S2 in o 25G P you lucked ourt K K love ond luck ofwoyt DH.TO.MRCKPT.KKJKMfMl.se THANKS GUYS. MISS YA OR hnd ony dtchet torely J K roke core rhonks My whole wheel Juw tet off love yo ofwoyt R H Kristy how oboui them tguee et I think he needs o new one Vhoft rhe procedure’ Mill VIUIAMS M would reo y be kff cuk ro nome ol of rhe good Wendt rhoi I've mode ond oil the good rimes we ve shored n rhe pou 3 yeon Out rhe memories rhor 1 hove wl be cherished ond never be forgonen Thonks ro Abe Pedky for her undervondtog ond friendship os we've grown up together She wsi oiwoys remon my bew fnend throughout my He And specrol rhonks 10 Coieen Manning whose helped me through rhe good ond bod rimes Oecouse ol her smeenty ond honeyy we hove enobled our retononshp to woy bey friends forever I wl hofd you to your bet Doyle To ol my friends n ihe six pock I wish you wet. Good luck ro rhe Ctott of 1966 DAVf VIIUS To All rhe boys you don't know who rhor is you aren't one' And you're o geek! P on I I'm going ro Jorot Ycoh I know To ol the nmet or my house espeodty the 12 cote OftANGf VHiP NIGHT ond the Poker gome Hey lonedog Grvo me rhe bar' Yeoh I ret you something Curlton we wit one doy set up rhe bew scorn ond do m DONALD TRUMP Hey Wees sorry I con t I hove o boyfriend Sieve one doy we wl get o bond together And 10 ol the guys from AAonhonen 1 hoi ore I DM Reps you should be tortured, shot ond given rhe Ardvork Hey Ouddy one doy we wt see rhe sun come up ogan bur In Coif or mo viCKEY VIIUS PC. if. Ctott of 66 fodbal gomes donees movies with L A M 0.0 0 Hey J D Owotonno remember your cookie’ Trock (Coproln) STATE 6566 hr Mi I umber g Summer of 67 Sonyo M Rocheyer couldn't hove otked lor o better tummerl K V our ber y« on (SS)' C C . CRASH sorry obour your cor (S400) Motion IMPOS5IOIE Ourrmg rubber doesn't Mel I C . N f . C.C . we R kve' Homeroom Met -jhr D V R Y.. I V . G.Z .K V etc Vhots busks cousin (Oove V ) Randy when's wrong with your broei’ J K 67' — Doo no more IV Michele no more colas I worn PEPSI (oueo)W JR. PS A R . Dm. I S you guys ore rhe bey lets keep in touch SPUDS ' Me llsgrts sure can party M ond M-s Wbrs(mom dod) I mode I — worch out low Enforcement Mere I come P C Is rhe bey 4 1 Thonks for 3 years of greor memories Good luck fo ol 66 ers Cotch yo or fry reunion CRAIG VlLSOM Durrs ond Deoner I iso KM. Thonks for rhe notes «n fngksh Ms ImtefiefcJ. fd off ony choirs toiefy’ Thonks for being o greor fnend Pou Thonks for everyttwsg Mr Douglas Orson. Jim. John. fred. Tim. Kone. Shannon. Kim Peggy. Pouto Jodi. Vim. Hedi. Srefome Jenny. Roy. Helena Ken, Don. Donno. Pouf, Or ear Dorcey Rondo. 1 honks for being o greor cost. I love you oil Ihundereonyon ' Vaconsks Dels popr-sobng. Nooh's Ark Thonks for being my wrte sorer. Cor Okie Down ond Jeff rhonks for being greor potmen n Pofrcof Science Doctor Jon whor nme 0 If Thomas thonks for everything Mke Kookbutt when was the toy nme you wore dopers To PC Oosketbol reom, wl we ive through Rlngaround-our color TOM VOOOAUfr Vel guys Ive mode « rho tong Without dyng motor occidenf w h Scon HAVGS RULE S f . J S. M K R f M V . J 0 D V . ond me Pool Pony or school hm nme with Old Granded ond Ro Going ro jol then foorbol comp Scon which was worse’ The summer of 67 Get together ond OOpocks Dart or mo or Soft with Ok) Gronded m the leod Meet s hummer from Helen’ Jorrie. 5 nme to go rocondnomng Homeroom w«h Doyle Hm 1 wouldn't of mode « w hom you Humonhes w h Hem Ohon ond the Cretins You guyt ore the bey Kruger you're nghr Ve do Mow everything Vel I ve got 10 go it s nme ro pound o few DAN VOOOY ' Su grand, let her buck 3rd geor rubber 69 b«ds fly In go ro be 0 big block' MAer how s your knee from ihe ash troy, remember 12 cases or Dovet 3 orange whips yeoh yeoh I Know, wel cure. C1. The ITO goet ike Hel. tw«y up o big lobber. Decile end hit boggy shorn Jerry 1156 In o 60 TA. mm Eiev you big ARDVARC Ron remember the start moving or km's Cabin. wot o rnp wasn't 1 lonyo your yd cm off nghr or rhe neck It s hard to wok ofter those OAK Grove Masont Nord whor o cooler Kns you Me. love yo forever It's been o fun year but ice edd MICH would end « rtghrt DAVN VUOANOS Meyi Ve mode � ! Portyn Met — Our om men ore bener. ngfeTH Tim. you're oozy, but I ml love you1 Mow obod some bumper bocketh Toro — Perkins’ hm picking up some more GORGEOUS MEN Donees Med Hey you drunk, you Mocked over the tompi Sensors anyone’ 1 wonr my bridge! Kim. toundry room comfy’ Jodi, how s your pdow’ Shhh1 OhhhOoby! Greor yearbook convo s' Vho s bringing rhe Juice for Mots’ Orendo scopng' ogcws’ HE S SO MOTT Chele dowmown Grove yords scory’ Vol. IUV YOU! Sherry, good luck (Rich)! To Ol my X't. you're sd In my heart! 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Pdomny, how s out basinets doing’ Ding Don your porentt ore home Al your gold fish dtod on Occident Ang MP our rhe bock door Tharks iCP Por 3 pomes Pdomny In sond nop mP � s yoix week w h ID — MP ond f J basnets partners fOREVERI I LOVE YOU ANG1 Class d 66 Met’ ANONYMOUS 44 Vel peoplet. rtvs ts « — we dk) ! To rhe soop opera of K — KK end RK good tack, cue you're gonno need f ThO o one soop opera rhor I m gtod Tm nor gonno see after rho yeor PC — drug bust' They I never give upf To SMf — you're the greoreu fnend o friend could hove — I luv yo' ond thonkx SS — whor 0 vixP mh KN. SP TR. KM — let s Cd h' Ve Me1 led ZeppM — yet Abrohomson. Krisro Abe” Ackermon, Jeffrey Alexander, Louro Almen. James Amundson, Todd Dig Al Anderson. Elise Anderson, Eric Anderson, Jill “Jules' Anderson. Keirh Anderson. Laurel Anderson, Melanie Anonen, Robert Arntsen. Doniel Arth, Jomes Ashmeod, Tomoro Aurey, Doniel Avery, Lisa Baker, Juli Banro, Tammy Bonwell. Michelle Jeffrey Ackermon Louro Alexander Jomes Almen lodd Amundson Elise Anderson Eric Anderson Jill Anderson Kothy Anderson Keirh Anderson Lourel Andr. -rson J Seniors — 97 Borcus, Thomos Bare, Tracy Barreff, Berh Ann B.A. Barrerr, Tammi Bosfyr, Michele Bauer. Blaine Berv” Beamer, Kristin '■Beam'’ Becker, Amy Beecham, Jonathan Jay” Belssel. Chad Bennett, Scott Berg, Deborah Berg, Jennifer Gonz” Berg, Todd Berntsen, Joanna Jana” Bessette, Bichord Betsinger, Jodi Jode” Binger, Christine Bing Biorn, Christopher Bishop. Melissa 98 — Senior! Left: Mr. Adney shows hfcs affection for Joy Boochom Middle: Heidi Kludr ond Srephonio Horff defend themselves from the frequent odor thor lingers around their locker. Right: Renee Klous gives the comero o big smile. Dloss, Jeffrey Bock, Julie Bogucki, Elizabeth Bohlln, Joel Booth, Alon Boulanger, Michelle Brody, Cynrhio Marie Brandt. Nathan Brondr, Steven Bronhom, Thomos ’’Tommy” Bronson, Borboro Barbie” Broun. Borboro omos Boreas Irocy Bore Beth Ann Barrett fornml Bortetf Michele Bostyr Blaine Bouet Kristin Boomer Amy Becker Jonathon Oeechom Chad Qeissel Scott Sentors — 99 Brosdohl. Lars Brosseou. Joanne Brown. Adrienne Bruchs. Kerry Buchonon, Roger Budd. Angelo Budnik, Down Buelow. Mark Burke. Suzonne Burley. Jason Buroker, Meredith Mer Byron, Scott hut stylish I world Now. os you went reoms. King Jr. wdBBPTd the when rhe look in %allege stu- ed jdor Remember When . .. Remember when you used to look or your Mom's old yeorbooks? You'd lough unrll your sides oched and reors fell from your eyes. Soon rhose funny pictures you're looking ot ore of yourself. YOU!! You’re the one with the weird hoircuf. the stronge clothes ond the goofy expression The worst thing oi is that bock then. you were I knew whor to wear ond how hod the look. You con't even imagine y ogo Why Because you were porents' imoginorion. o plon f pie were protesting the war. tr was happening in Vietnom. spr peoce. listening to Jimi Hend Joplin, groduoting from colle family Bock then. Richord Milhous President, ond the Apollo S| on its woy. The Civil Rights Mo o holt when Dr Motrin luth ossossinoted on April 4. 1968 college demonstrations beg dents wonted foirness ond equolify for oil. These demonstrotors were known os “Hippies.” who wore bell-bottom ponts. lorge. boggy tie-dyed shirts, slippers or moccasins, love beads ond bondonas, with everyone's hair long ond cur one length Then, on July 16. 1969. Apollo 11 landed on the moon ond Edwin E Aldrin ond onto the moon could not be worn without o blue jeon jocker to top the wardrobe off. It seemed os if guys' hoir got shorter in length ond girls' hoir length increased in length ond got curly. People stoned being put into groups.- the Preppies ond rhe Yuppies. Preps were the soon-ro-be-professionol odulrs. Dressed In rs. cordigon sweoters ond bog-ress ponts ond skirts. Yuppies up Preps who wore the over-its skirts with their brief coses s, reody to tockle the finonclol think obout it. aren't you gktd gh whor you did — fashion odmlnisrration, the Twins rid Series, ond stock morkef iticol scondols. It gave us o lor is — Whor will you hove to go s from now? Will metallic doth-foshion? Will we be swollowing food wejide spoce shuttles ond watch doing oil homework on computer ©nd up like rhe Jetsons? — Amy Rodzom Todd Derg Joonna Oornrsen Richord I 0 orn MOI.SSO Dtthop J ffrfl.y Dknj Jube , 100 — Seniors Corlson, Jeffrey Carlson, Pomelo Corlson. Shoron Corsrensen, Jeonine Carter. More Cederberg. Cully Cheng. Fred Christen. Beatrice Bea Cich. Chrisrino Cork. Kothryn Cootes. Kellie Connoy. Doniel Cooper. Joson Cortez. Donielle 'Corky Cosmon. Kent Coz Cosmon. Kurt Cozzy Courneyo. Todd Cullen. Heather Czyson. John Dohlin, Liso Anthony Brody Cynthia Mario Brody Nothon Brandt Steven I Seniors — 101 Dohlin, Lori Dolton. Donold Dehn, Jilloyne Jillybeon” Dehn. Robert Demors, Kelly Denn. Michael Denny. Anthony Dick, Jacqueline Dillon. Michael Dixon. Shannon Dombrowski, Kimberly Donnelson. Dorren Dorff. Charles Dorholt. Jennifer Jennifun Dovorony. Steven Duffy. Timothy Durkot. Kelly Eckstein. Kim Ronni. etc.” Edstrom, John Edwordson, Down 102 — Seniors Ehrmon. IXosolie Eichfen. Chod Elftmonn, Todd Elsenperer. Lori Enger. Kristen Erdmon, Kristin Erickson. Drlon Erickson, Jomes Fosbender, Ginger Fehlberg. Melonie Fehn, Bruce Bruiser Cruiser” Fehrmon. Dorci Qyroo Come Cameron Jeffrey Cortson Pomelo Carlson Sharon Cortson Jeonme Corstensen Joson Corter More Carter Cully Cederberg Fred Cheng Beatrice Christen Chrisrino Och Kot� - Seniors — 103 Feisr, Ronold Ferguson. Deono Fergie Ferrori, Srephonle Ferrell. Melindo Filpiok. Donold Flip” Finnomore. Christine Doors Fischer. Holly Tirike Fischer. Sheri Flonnery. Drodley Foglesong, Neil Follerr. Scorr Forpohl. Robert A Senior is . . . The sophomores' ond juniors' idol. — Tonyo Leof Someone who hos to grow up ond leorn odult responsibilities ond still hove fun. — Jenny Derg Someone ready to pursue the world, scored yet ambitious; thinks they know It oil. yet confused I guess it's someone set free to be whatever they wont to be. — Wendy Lehner Someone who is olwoys busting loose'! — Nikki Levesque A person who hos to leod the woy for oil the lirrler twerps (underclassmen). Dut when we progress to the lorger steps of life, we find that we ore merely o small cell in o multi-cellular eorth! — Monique Proulx A special kind of person — isn't that spe- cioP — unknown Trustworthy, loyol. helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brove. clean, reverent, ond CRAZY! — John Telega Remembering all the fun rimes you've hod ond preparing for the ones ahead. — Chris Wicko A noturol leader conceived from o constant nuturing of pride developed through yeors of the education voyage. — unknown Mysterious — Ralph Zimmer A role model to freshmen, sophomores, ond Juniors, because seniors RULE! — Joson Skindelien ond John Shone The best port of P C. — Drendo Partington Above: Jason Wescot takes o break from weigbt-bfting Franz, Jodi Frirz. Donald Fritz, Kelly Froelich, Winifred 'Fred” Gonley, Jeffrey Gorlond. Kondi Vomp” Gearhart, Tammy Geisler. Pamela Spam” Gelhar, Dovid Glover. Thereso Goldman, Ronald Goligowski, Tracy Grossed. Kimberly Kimmy Jo” Grove. Gregory Groves, Amy Gunderson. Croig Gundy” Gundloch. Leslie Hoorstod, Donno Hogestuen, Kristen Hollonquist, Thomos Servors — 105 Honken, Korhy Honsen, Rene Hanson, Down Harder, Elizabeth ’'Lizard” Horemza, Shown Horff. Srefonie Horgert, Sandra Harrh, Grant Hartner. Shown Haug. Carol Hourillck, Cote Howkes. Michael Howkins, Michele Hazledine, Jomes Heoly. Todd Heer. Mork Rockin Red” Heesch. Staci Heidenreich, Beth Heidenreich, Bonnie Heinrich. Kristen Chins” Dopp Chortes Dortf Jennifer I 106 — Seniors Upper Left: Kent Sundeth ond Jon Rof roke nores In preporoilon for the CIOS lesi. Upper Right: Joon Jenson writes o note ro her boyfriend. Hendricks. Kimberly Hendrickson. Gory Jobbo” Henningson. Tony Henry, Jeffrey Heroly, Tino Herberg. Amy Herdine. Krisren Hermon, Chrisropher Herlond, Kristen Hewirr. Nicole Higginborhom, Joner Hill. Sftoci Sf-M-Nocl” Bchren lodd Elfrmonn Lon Elsenpeter Kristen Ei Orion Erickson Jc Seniors — 107 Hobson. Alison Hockert. Brent Hock Holland, Mark Holmes. Jeff Hours, Constance Hreho. Doniel Hudobo. Undo Hudson, Susan Huelskomp. Jon Skomp Hunter. Jodi Jode Huttner, Christopher Joblonski, Carrie THE PRICE OF BEING A SENIOR Drop in the recesses of your checkbook rhcre a o bo (once o boloncc of rcro Over the years the school has stowty sroten your money they hove tricked ond deceived you How hove They done this? Oy offering fun ond excirmg Things to do such os donees, foorbo gomes ond other sports, or by sellng Hems such os condy bors. cornorlons ond schoof spin Items (Pirote hots, flogs, etc.) As the yeors go on the cows accumulate Some of them ore os foBows As o Sophomore: Goss ring Pictures As o Junior PSAt Pictures As O Senior : Prom dress tux Senior pictures ACt or SAT Gtoduorioa (cop ond gown, invites potty) S 100.00 then there ore those items ihot people don't generoHy think obout. such os lipstick perfume, ofter shove, ond hove you ever thought obout how much hoirsproy the overoge teenoge girl uses'? One to three cons o week'! — Rose Vetter Si 50 00 S1200 S525 S1200 Si 50 00 S6000 S125 00 S10 50 Mindy Tosci ond Amy Becket smUe prettily for the photographer. Cloci Townsend fercho Deana Ferguson Stephanie Perron Metindo Ferrell Donald FillploK Cnrtsrlnc I 106 — Seniors Jonicke, Liso Jelen, Consronce Jensen, Julie Jereczek. Joseph Jermusek, Fronk Joelson, Doniel Johnson, Done Johnson, Jennifer “5kip Johnson. Kimberly Johnson, Leoh Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Sonyo Johnson, Srocey Johnson, Todd Johnston, Mory Joiner, Becky Jonoson, Paul Jones, Ross Jorgensen. Dennis Den. Jorgie” Jorgensen, Diane FoBeu Robert Forpahl Jeffrey Job- From Donald Fntz Kelly Fritz Winifred Froclicn Jeffrey Ganley Vincent Goicfo Kondl Gotland Tammy Gear bon Pamela Geislet Do Seniors — 10 ? Joyce. Michoel Koden. Anthony Andy” Koder, Kholid Deon” Komp. Chorisse Chari” Koufmonn, William Beej” Keegel. Heidi Kelly. Christopher Kelly, Deboroh Kennington. Daniel Kerchmork, Melisso Kiefer, Poul Kief” Kinney, James Jim” Kivl, Liso Klarre, Jennifer Jennie Klinker, Jacqueline Klocke. Shannon Kludr. Heidi Knutson, Chad Knutson, Charlotte Gretchen” Koepplin, ftayetre vL ' •. . ' ' : 7 Goldman Trocy Gd gowski Kimberly Grossell Gregory Grove Amy Groves Craig Gunderson Leslie Gundtocb Km 110 — Seniors Kohler, Michael Kolbinger. Kirk Kondrok, Suson Konkler. Meredith ”Meri'' Kopp, Shoron Korinek. Brett Kowolczyk. Kristin Kroeplin, Mark Kroll, Chorles Krone. Jennifer Kruger, Jomes Ku, Peter Michael HoorjiocJ Kri� en Hogesioen Jeffrey Hake Tbomos Hoitonqucw Kathy Hanken Reno Hansen Dawn Hanson Euzoberh Harder Shown Horemja Stefonlc Hartf Sondi Seniors — 111 Kulos. Michoel Lo Liberte. Nicole Lo Lo Longermon, Eric G.K.” Lorson, Douglos Lorson, Michele Lorson. Steven Le. Anne Tweedy Leof. Tonyo Lehner, Wendy 'Wen” Lemke. Corol Lemonds. Amie Lemonheod Leury, Kristin Lude Senior Favorites Cor....... Jeons ..... I V Show Movie Song...... Group Actor...... Actress---- Sport ..... Hobbies Restouront Oeveroge Dream Guy Dream GW Gools...... Sayings.... ...........Porsche ...........Girboud Cosby Show .......Stoke Out I Wont Your Sex ....White Snake ... . Eddie Murphy ....Demi Moore . .....Footboll ....... Portylng .........Toco Detl .......Coco-Colo ...... Tom Cruise ____Vonna White ... Go to College Did yo C.T. Lower Left: Cory VonDrunt, Croig Wilson. Kotey Horon. Pam Sifts. Tim Orvis. Tommy Ashmeod. Donnie Fillpiok, Kristo Hoi verson ond Jenny Pope show us their Fods ond Fashions Lower Right: Jenny Pope. Cory VonDrunt ond Jim Orvis pose professionally for the comero. James Haziedme Todd Heoly Mark Beer 112 — Seniors Levens. Jeffrey Levesque. Nicole Lin, Eric Lindmon. Jill Lindquisr. Korhy Lirwiller, Gregory Lloyd, Potricio Long. Christopher Lonkey Drendo Bren Lucos. Kim Luckow, Louro Lor-A Ludwig. Jomes Lund, Coroline Lundborg, Mork Lurgen. Liso ’’Lis” Luu, Lien Lydohl. Oskor Lym. Elizoberh Mondrlch. Michele Monning, Colleen esdcnr sch Kratin Hefnrkh Kimberly Hendricks Gory Hendrickson Chrlsropber Henkets Suson Hennessy Tony Menningson JcKrey Henry Tina Herdy Amy Herberg Krisren Herd. Sensors — 113 Monson, Orion Morler, Lori Morr. Leslie Moson. Heorher Moreus. Luz May. Dorr Weider Moy. Drer “Derr'' McAnally. Michoel Trojon Warrior McDole. Kelly McIntyre. Jody Meichsner. Derh Duffy Mersolo, Kirsten Metz. Kimberly Kimmy Meyer. Dione Di Meyer. Woyne Middleton, John Miller. Joson Miller, Jennifer Miller. Koro Miller, Kristine r .:i • ,... . ; . ........... ......................... fiHooher Herman Kraren Herlood Nicole Hewitt Janet Higginbotham 5ttocl Hill Alison Hobson Drenr Hockerr Mark Holland Jeff Holmes (Whord Horace Comtonce Hoots Jeffrey Hoy! 114 — Sensors ' ol Hodoboiwon Miller. Lonce Woberg. Douglas Moe. lino -Snooze, Moen. Shonnon Noe Montreull. JennKe Moon. Chod Moore. Dovid Mo er. Bonny fiStfiS,'-— Mulcohy. Erin Mu� en. Tonio T 3T ChwophwHwnwMeta lft9'omCorri.JobteniklLho)0n Con«ooc« J©vm To Murroy. Dione Neilson, Melisso Nelles, Steven Nelson, Elizobeth Nelson, Jennifer Nelson, Jonothon Nelson. Rebecco Nelson, Trocy Nichols. Jondee Nickloy, Liso Nord, Ross ''Cooter'' Nordstrom, Orent Afflictions of Affections Problem: After weeks of following the boy of your dreams around school, he has unexpectedly called and asked you out. Suddenly your mother picks up the other phone and informs you that your yoga lessons (which you have kept secret for so long) will be cancelled. Solution: Laughingly explain to “Mr. Wonderful that your mother is just getting out of treatment and occasionally has relapses. They coll them life's little mishaps — the excruciatingly embarrassing cotostrophes that one is sure never to live down High school fumbles ore often the most humiliating hoppenings one will ever encounter At o rime when girls imogine Knights In shining armor reigning in their white steeds ond forget thot these ore the some owkword boys thot ore foiling moth Meanwhile, the boys ore looking lot o Cheryl Tiegs look-ohke ond ore disillusioned by the ocne of the foir lody The perfect Certs encounter often ends with the “10 in the od hovlng o mispkxed lisp thot showers her dote How con on olreody self-conscious teen overcome the utter degradation that inevitobly follows misrokes, especially concerning the opposite sex’ Girls just learning to flirt ore overwhelmed by od-vice Most ore roughr to moke sure they hove something In common wiih their target This often leods to such questions os. How mony homeruns did you moke ot the footboll gome lost night?” ond. Yes. I must soy thot hockey is my fovorite sport — especially with Joe Nomoth doing so well. However, for oil of us toooveroge. too-clumsy people, we con toke heart in the words of John Dryden: Youth, beouty. groceful oction seldom foil: But common Interest olwoys will prevoll Hovlng done some research, the following were sold to be doting's direst dilemmos Problem: Your first date has finally arrived, you race to the door, swing it open, greet the handsome devil, and feel a run suddenly crawl up the length of your nylons. Solution: Casually rip another run in the other leg and explain that it is the newest Parisian fashion this year. Problem: You've spent three hours total putting make up on your face for the big date tonight. The second you step outside, it begins to rain and you feel your make up sliding off your face and dripping onto the sidewalk. Solution: Pray that he likes the natural look. Toke heart For every problem, there b o solution Sticky situotions tend to be forgotten os one overcomes their humon imperfections As the saying goes. It's never os bod os it seems Good luck fellow dote hunters — Heather Dopp son Joseph Jetecrek Fronk Jermusek Donlel Joetson Mognus Johansson Done Johnson Die Johnson Erica Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kimberiy Johnson Leah Johnson Rochei John- 116 — Seniors Nordstrom, Kotrino “Trino Norman. Michoel “Srormon North, Ginger “Ninj” Nowocki, Cynthio Ooklond, Joel Ookvik, Shoron O’Connell, Timothy “Flint O’Connor, Todd O’Deen, Jomes Olson. Aoron Vinny' Olson. Kimberly Olson. Mark “Whip” Olson, Sherri O'Neill, Srephonie Orgon, Todd Rough Cut Orvfs, Jomes Pool. Brion Polm, Brent Porodise, More Portingron, Brendo Oscor orwjy Johnson Sanyo Johnson Srocey Johnson 5reven Johnson TcxJd Johnson Mary Johnston Becky Joiner Pool Jonoson Ross Jones Scoir Jones Dennis Jorgensen Otono Jorge Seniors — 117 Possmore. Adorn Poulson. Kori Povlok Jessico Pedersen. Jone Pelkey, Angelo Pesro. Honley Pererson. Llso Pererson, Phoebe Pererson. Robin Pererson, Scorr D. Pererson. Scorr J. Pererson. Trenr Pierce. Rhondo Slip Pierskollo. Jeffery Pierrok Jeffrey Spidy Polomny, Michoel Porrer, Korhryn Covewomon” Proulx. Monique Pudos. Kennerh Purdes. Jill ch?I Joyce- Anthony Koden Khoiid Kodcr Orod Koir Chorisse Komp VHIlam Koutmonn Heidi Keegel Chtlsropher KeBy Deborah Kelly Daniel Kennington Down Keicher Moi 116 — Seniors Quick. Lynerre ‘’Quickie Quigley. Woyne Rochel, Tonnojeon Roger Rodzom, Amy Squor Rondolph. Drer Skip Rorhmonner. Liso Rorrei, Jennifer Niff Reordon, Morrino Teens” Redmond. Jennifer Niffer Reese. Lynerre Nyllo” Reeves. Tim Timmer Regius. Anno Seniors — 119 Roering, Heidi Rol, Jon Roos. Srefonie Roosrer'' Rorhbouer, John Ruikko. Eric Runnion. Tomoro Ryon, Thomos Rydberg, Jeff JOYS OF SENIORITY As we look bock on the yeors We've spent together We recoil teors ond we recoil loughter The doors open to us now As we roke the next step In our growth The experiences owoiting us Hold mony new opportunities And we con embroce them Wrth open orms Yet we foce oil these with A little feorfulness Oecouse we connot forget All the golden memories And the good times we've shored So os this sun sets And onother begins to rise We con foce o new world with Boldness ond excitement But fondly remember olwoys The ones we left behind Chris Tomlinson, Kristy Thompson, ond Erico Johnson shore o moment of friendship eppkn Michael Kohler Kirk Kolbmger Suson Kondrok Meredith KonWer Shoron Kopp Brett Kohnek Krlsrtn Kowotoyk Mork Kroeplin Charles KroU Jennifer Krone Michelle Krouse Jc 120 — Seniors Soice. Paul Saks, Jason Sfrowberry Shorfcoke” Salcedo. Yasmin Yoz Sauter, Michelle Mikkii” Savage, Melissa Sox. Scott Scorrow, Steven ‘’Guido Schoof. Dawn Schell. Debra Schlois, Christopher Goonter” Schlee. Paula Schmidt. Kristina Schmidt, 5tacy Schnellman, Vicki Schoppe, Darcy Schreiner, Nicole Schroeder. John Schurz, Thomos Schwichtenberg, Kimberly Scott. William Nick” vuger Kenneth Ktych Peter Michael Ku Ojotne Kobel Michael Kulas Carolyn Kyro Kicote Lo Llbene Rhonda latb Tol lam Eric loogerman Douglas lorson Michele Larson Sreven Seniors — 121 Shone, John Shonor, Fronk Sirrs, Pomelo Skojo, Jeffrey Sklndelien, Joson Skromsfod, Steven Smith. Angelo Smith. Lisa Smith. Michelle Smith, Robert Solberg, Douglas Old Yeller Solberg, Leigh Solstod, Suson Sommerfeldt. Chod Sorensen, Jomie Sparks, Lynnette Spors, Rodney Spence. Michelle Spencer, Geoffrey Spence 49 Spiropoulos, Georgia G” Joson Lemmor Amie leroonds Knyin leuty Jeffrey levens 122 — Seniors Left: Mike Normon purs the finishing rouches on his orrwork Right: An mnocenr locker bonk fllrrorion between Michelle Doulonger, Cro g Wilson, ond Jeff Wheeler Srebbins, Tina Teen ' Sredmon, Mork 'Srudman” Sfeil. Sherrie Bear Sfejskol. Korhy Koth Sfenerson, Liso Leeleese Beaner” Sroeckl, Raymond Srrondberg, Leslie Srrouss. More Sfrofh's Sfriebel. Scoff Sfollion Subject. Michoel Sundsefh. Kenf ’ Kenny” Svoleryd. Helena 'gory Utwliter Potrida Lloyd Christopher Long Brenda Lonkey James Loomis Liso Losle Kim Lucas loura Luckow James Ludwig Caroline Lund Mark Luncfcorg l iso Lutgen Hoa Q Seniors — 123 Swonson, Vikki Vlk Totur. Jeffrey “Tores 31” Toufen. Michelle Telego. John Tesmor. Joson Thoi, Anh-Tuon Moi “Tim” Thod. Yod Theroux. Nancy Thompson. Down Marie Thompson. Krisfine “Tommie” Thompson. Morthew ”L.D.” Thompson, Michoel “LIFE AFTER THE BELL” SENIORS TAKE OFF IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS The students perched on the edge of their seots. their eyes glued to the clock. At lost, the final bell rong ond seniors were free to go to different places ond different activities For many, relaxation rated high on their list of offer-school activities. After o hard doy of schoolwork ond the monotony of teachers' lectures, students welcomed the rest. Afterschool sports ond activities also proved to be o popular choice for mony seniors. It allowed Pork Center students to excel ond show their abilities, while for others if wos o woy to meet people ond moke lasting friendships. Seniors could be found devoutly involved in such things os bond, cheerleoding. donceline. football, ond mony other extro-curriculor groups. Jobs seemed to be o common occupation. Seniors hod o wide variety of port time jobs which provided the extra cosh so desperately needed by most ond allowed them to feel o sense of independence ond self reliance. Some ploces worked or by seniors included restaurants, fost food franchises, ond deportment stores. In oil. most ofrerschool activities gove seniors new experiences ond new challenges. It provided o background for their interests ond allowed them to be their best. — Wendy Groning 124 — Seniors Thompson. Troci Thorson. Angelo Ticorro, Coroline Tirrell. Peggy Tollefson. Kevin Tomlinson. Kristine Tosel, Molindo Mindy Trinh, Tuyer Urrutio. Isobello Von Der Wert. Amy Vonsteenburg, Doniel Don Von Vorgo. Scott Virgil Velosquez, Steven Vetter. Rose Vo. Minh-No Vroo, Kyle Wadsworth, Koro Wogner. Korl Ron Jon Wonvig. More Vig” Waters. Kristen Moy Diet Moy Michael McAnaMy Gloria McCoskel Kelly McDolc Mark McGuire Jody Mdntyro Beth Mckhvier Kirwea Mersalo Kimberly Metz Diorve Meyer Voyrx Me Seniors — 125 Weiers, Bloir ‘ Weiners” Weis. Scorr Welberg, Kelly Wells, Rachel Welron. Sandro Wensel. Scott Wescoff, Jason Weslowski, Brenda Wesf. Anthony Westod. Joann Whaley. Craig Wheeler, Jeff White, Michael Wicko. Chris Wieringo. Chris Wilkins. Lana Williams. Kelli Willis. Dovid Willis. Vickey ”Vlk” Wilson. Craig Buffs” Middleton Christopher Miller Jason Miller Jennifer Miller Koro Miller KrWine Miller Doogk� Moberq lino Moe Shannon Moon Jennifer Montteuil Chod Moon Dovid Moore D«. 126 — Seniors Wojtysiok. Sherry Murf Wold. Rondy Woodruff. Thomos Woody. Doniel Wally Moo Wuornos, Down “Sparky Yim, Mikyong Yurch. Robb “Flosh Zock. Becky Zemon. Jomes Zimmermon, Goil Zimmermon. Perer Perey” Zondlo, Timorhy Left: Mrhe Dllon. our etKion Upper Right Jenny Redmond futhj rhor rummy ond � � m� rhoie thlghi Lower Right: RcXhCl Johmon Leigh SoJberg. Michele Ooutonger, Krtul Hogev luen Oerty Bogvchr ood Jof Vhecler ore oboui to reieow oor loom lor rhe Homecoming fevivViet oreno Jo co Morreruon Oonny Seniors — 127 NEVER ENDING MEMORIES After years of preparation the class of 1988 is ready to move on, left with never ending memories of their high school years .. . Walking through the doors into Pork Center for the first time, nor knowing whor to expect; remembering oil the pepfests ond how much school spirit ond pride Pork Center students showed; the wonderful teachers who were always there for you, nor only os teachers, bur also os friends. The memories ore endless ond vary for eocn person, but one memory that oil the seniors hove in common is the friends they hove mode. Friends ore one of the most Importont things to o senior. They ore who you shore the best memories with. Remembering graduation, ond soying good-bye. Thinking bock on oil the fun you shored together. Each with their own specie! memories, the 1988 senior doss of Pork Center Is ready to view the world like they’ve never seen it before. — Brendo Portington Upper Left: Amy VonDerWerf. I bo Peterson ond Jason Cooper ore busily folding Homecoming progroms Lower Right: Chod Knutson waves his hot or the photogropher for attention. Lower Left: Jeff Gonley ond Scon Follert take it eosy in homeroom. Steven Peterson fccKio'd Phillips Lorry Pool Kris Retnhoid DonW RajnlKatt Kon.no Sond a Chruiophei Gloege Khondo Uxb Kathy ndenon I ho Anderson lormrsOoo tohn Door Swill Mo Dudley JeNrry Make Cfubtopher Metvfceto Susan Keonetiy Ricbord Horace Jeffrey lioyhtya Xom LuC Jennllei ■ Mognus S. Eric Johri OwisTBlwy'Mi ioi Oovid p: ;o. : Jessica Moiten son Chflsicfto OoiVy John Only -____ Desitee Do vis Pbcfheo Dejvoni; Heothet Dopp Richard Etienne Wendy Tetcho James Fogel' Jefftey Founded Vincent Gordo Joe Gigndalia Vtet Nguyen MKerson Wmemc Kothtyn Ochs PRIDE ON WHEELS — SENIORS’ CARS Senior Cors — 129 100 — Senior Coes Marc Paradise — 1982 Toyora Supro Joe Torres — 1968 427 Chevy Impolo Brenr Hockerr — 1969 Comoro Senior Cora — 131 Upper Left: Amy VonDerWerf. T. J. Rochel. Amy Rcudom. ond Debbie Derg get reody to perform 01 the homecoming gome. Upper Right: Pom Sifts poses pretty (or the comero. Middle Left: Joe Jereczek. cotches up on the lotest news. Middle Right: Ron Feist. Tony Denny, ond Enk longermon wish everyone peoce.” Lower. Leigh Solberg, Krissy Hogestuen. Heother Moson. Betsy Bogucki. MKhetk? Boulonger. Rochel Johnson. Lori Ebenpeter. Sue Hudson ore getting reody to reteose the boMoons tor homecoming 132 — Seniors Upper Left: Two good friends Jason Lemmer and Doug Larson. Upper Right: Eric Anderson In rhe bond room practicing op on his rolent. Middle Left: Kim Dombrawskl Is cheerful os olwoys. Middle Right: Pork Center fans cheering their reom to victory. Lower Left: Dorci Ferhmon seems to be real enthused about the school lunch. Lower Right: Cooch McCorton ond Joy Beechom go over o ploy. Seniors — 133 Junior — _owe rv rooW. YvqnVn o io nWYv Y e suteftV secoo u Wxcjrv V.YvooV 135 Abel. Heorher Abel. Jennifer Abumoyyoleh. Somir Adoms. Kristi Adomson. Seon Albig, Jennifer Alexonder. Denise Anderson. Brendo Anderson. Keri Anderson. Michelle Andrew. Glno Andrews. Steve Andrews. Volerie Angrimson. Deon Angrimson. Heother Anrol. Koro Arneson, Heide Arronz. Ignocio JUNIORS What Has Been Your Most Memorable Event at Park Center? “Prom '87 Toro Crondoll “The donees were always o blasr! Lori Wendt “Skipping school Brian Jones Meeting new people oil the rime Jenny Dole “The Homecoming and Sno Doze pep tests and coronations' Kim Jondros “The shock of Pork Center beating the 1 ranked North High in basketball Evan Aaron “The hotel article in the school's newspaper last year that we got in trouble for Mike Leonard and Tim Wagner — Dawn Wuornos 136 — Juniors Arrel. Denise Atkinson, Edword Bole. Lonce Boll. Michelle Bolfhozor, Jennifer Berber, Tom Botty. Scott Been, Chorles Beaumont, Jill Beoumont. Liso Bellond, Chad Bellcour. Joson Belzer. Somontho Bennett. Robert Bennett. Roberto Berg. Brant Berg. Garrett Bergdahl. Don Bergeland, Heother Berger. Jessico Bergh. James Bergren. Andrew Berthioume, Donna Bessette, Lynn Bika, Sunil Bika, Suniro Blshman, Joe Birz, Julie Bjorkedal, Michael Bloisdell, Tiffony Bloke, Earl Bock, Joson Boeshans. Dona Bohnoff, Chris Boho, Steve Bolduc, Michelle Bouchard. Nathan Bourosa. Mark Bove, Andy Broccini, Bryan Broesch, Cristin Brondes. Kathyrn Juniors— 137 Brondf, Mindy Bredesen. Robert Brinkmon, Dole Brooks. Troy Brosdohl, Lourol Brown, Jennifer Bruins, Poul Budnick, Michele Bui, Hong Burfeind. Bruce Bushinger. Doniel Buss, Michele Byroioh, Purno Coin. Amy Colhoun, Leonn Colvin. Dovid Cameron. Jesse Corey. Porrick Corlson. Christopher Corlson. Cynrhlo Corlson. Sonyo Corlson. Tonyo Covolier. Renee Chenvert, Dovid Chesner, Jennifer Choe, Yun Chong Chrisrionson, Devin Clork. Deborah Closen. Eric Claude. Amy Cloude. Joseph Cleorh, Brian Coores, Dominic Cofield. Dono Colberg. Kellie Columbus, Amy Combs, Clarissa Lynn Conrod. Angelo Conwoy, Seon Coombe. Tommy Cornwell, Dono Courier, Hollie 136 — Juniors nmtat Couture. Julie Crogg, Noel Crandall, Toro Crimmins, Dione Cullen, Jennifer Cunninghom. Alice Curtis, Dovid Cwiertnio. Dovid Dahmen, Jennifer Doiley, Todd Dole, Jennifer Dovis, Richord Dovis, Sio Dovis, Suzonne Dozenski. Dovid DeMorre, Renee Deboer. John Decowski. Kathleen JUNIORS Junlorc — 109 Benefits of after school involvements 2:10 p.m. The bell rings ond doors burst open os the student body rushes to their lockers. One might think thor most of them would go immedlotely to their busses ond rush home to wotch o fovorite soap or listen to o fovorite group. Actually, this is nor o common occurrence Many students. Juniors in particular, whom this feoture is focused upon, involved themselves in o multitude of exrro-curriculor activities. Probobly the most populor of these activities ore the sports. Sports ore populor because they offer exercise, social opportunities, ond the chance to eorn letters so thor participants con receive recognition for their accomplishments. There ore also those non-sport activities which con offer just os much sociol fulfillment ond enjoyment. Some of these, such os choir, orchesrro. bond ond debote con eorn letters for those who participated in them, but if takes longer to meet the requirements thon it does in most sports. There ore also those activities from which o letter connot be received, bur they ore still widely participated In becouse of the satisfaction that con be golned from them. The newspoper sroff. the musicol. foreign lon-guoge clubs, speech team, dromo club. etc. ottroct many on enthusiostlc student eoch year. For proof of the magnitude of involvement, you only need to osk o junior about the store of his or her schedule. The majority would respond thor they hove very little free time ond ger about five hours of sleep eoch night if they're lucky. Here ore some thoughts from juniors on how they felt about extro-curriculor involvement. After school involvement Is very Imporront. It helps you socially ond It helps you gain confidence, ond gives you school pride.” Being involved in school activities Is o great woy to get to know people. Exrro-curriculor opportunities give you o lor of pride ond give you something to look bock on in ten yeors.” I'm Involved in o sport every trimester ond it reolly helps keep me in shape. Being in sports gives me something to look forward to every doy.” While it moy sound like o hectic life, most juniors would soy that they enjoy having o full schedule with o great mony ocrivities to occupy their time. On the whole, they soid that they ore moking the most out of their high school yeors ond wouldn’t chonge this life style for the world. — Jenny Abel JUNIORS Willie Thelssen, Curtis Jonlcke ond John Keron display letters thor they’ve received (or o wide range of occomptohmenrs. Dejvongso. Pherkeo Delong. Rebecca Deursch. Liso Dexter. Borboro Dix. Alon Domingo. Moriro Dubois. Timothy Dubro, Louro Dudo. Wendy Duffy. Kimberly Duffy, Margaret Dunfee. Cherrie Dunleovy, Patrick Durkee. Steven Dziewlor, Chod Ebert, Kristo Edstrom. Liso Eisenzimmer. Dorin 140 — Juniors Elle son, Jennifer Ellingsworrh, Angelo Erickson, Heorher Erickson, Leonn Erickson, Rondo Escher, David Fousr, Louro Feess, Mory Fehn, Teresa Feldkomp, A Ion Fere ho, Oreff Fermoyle, Heorher Ferrer, Chod Flereck, Edmund Fisher, Kristin Flizporrick, Michoel Flonogon, Norhoniel Flonnigon. Jennifer Flesher, Thomas Florentine, Tereso ForpohI, Debra Foss, Julie Fronk, Dorrick Frank, Kimberly Freeman, Chono Froemming, Keirh Fyren. Tomoro Gamer, Kelly Gordo, Joson Gordner, Timorhy Goster. Renee Georhorr, Kyle Gerhordson, Melisso Gerzemo, Morrhew Glrord, Toro Glirbos, Chod Glowocki. Kimberly Glumock, Jenny Godlewski, Dovid Golembeck, Korl Goodrie, Roberr Groock, Wendy Juniors — 141 Grandberry, Darnell Grande. Amy Groning, Wendy Groertem, Kevin Gross, Cheryl Gross, Kerri Gruidl. Jeffrey Grussing. Eric Gubbin, Tom Guesmon, Lorry Gusrofson, Kent Gusroson, Drod Hodden, Christopher Hokorine. Kerrie Hollos, Joson Holphen, Derek Hanson, Som Honssen, Chelle Horlond, Holly Harmon, Shown Horms, Lynn Horr, Dorren Houperr, Dennis Houstein, Soro Hoyek, Liso Hebing. Kim Heinecke. Joy Heldt. Meliso Helegeson, Kristo Hendricks, Michele Henke, Mott Henning, Isaac Henry, Denise Hensel. Corey Herfindahl. Ann Herman, Mory Hermonson, Grant Hern. Heidi Higginbotham, Koren Hill, Trent Hill, Vincent Hinchey, Catherine 142 — Juniors Hirte. Joseph Hofforr. Tino Hoffmon, Herbert Hoglund, Steven Holt, Robbln Holtberg. Ryan Homboch. Thomas Horon, Kathleen Hough, Tyler Hove. Down Howie. Stacy Hoyhtyo. Eric Hui, John Hullemon, Robert Hunt. Joe Hunter. Sherry Husred. Joson Igo, Lewis Juniors — 140 Imholre. Todd Ingrom, Melonie Ische, Noomi Jocobs. John Jondro. Kimberly Jonlcke, Curtis Joques, Jody Jorosz. Dovid Johnson, Alexonder Johnson, Alison Johnson, Chris Johnson. Douglos Johnson. Eric Johnson. Joy Johnston, Chod Jones, Orion Jones. Derek Jones, Jomes Jones. Ross Josephson. Jesse Jukulen, Joson Kofko, Mork Koliszewski, Anthony Koltenboch, Korle Karr, Kristin Koso. Kristin Koufman, Michael Keisling, Jeffery Kelly. Joel Kelmon, Dean Kendle. Mory Keron, John Kern, Donold Kercher, Down Keykol, Andrew Kielmeyer, Louro Kiffmeyer, Kurt Kingsberg, Michelle Klo-Diihboh, Flonno Klophoke, John Klein, Suson Klooz, Kim ; VW AA 144 — Juniors Klosrer. Jason Knutson, Ryon Knutson, Soro Knutson, Tron Koep. Cheryl Koethe. Mark Kollodge. Jessico Kopp, Doniel Kopp, Dorlene Krein, Tiffany Krone. Michelle Ku, Thomos Kunnick. Michael Kurth, Jeffrey Kurtz, Glen Kuxhousen, Tonyo Lom. Tieng Lomere. Jennifer JUNIORS Webster’s Guide to Better Learning Everyone hos hod one of those doys where you could hove died of emborrossment becouse you didn't know the meaning of o word. Somehow you tried to cover up the embarrassment, but there's no need for that onynnore. Fortunately, here's o list that moy spore the humiliation of having to ask someone else. Bauhauser — A person who likes dork colors, lives lonely and morbid lifestyles, listens to depressing music which leads to a depressing life. Cruise — Process of driving up and down the street with a group of friends, using large quantities of gas while seeking out members of the opposite sex. Dirtball — A person referred to os physically dirty. Dude — A term used to describe a rod guy whose name is unknown. Jock — a person whose head is inflated about the same size as the list of sports they are in. Kegger — A porty promising to hove o keg of beer ond good rimes. Prep — A person who can’t ger dressed unless they ore wearing designer clothing. Rod — A term used to describe o person, place, or thing thot hos been greorly opproved. Red — An oction met by generol disopprovol . .. especiolly when done by those in authority. Stud — A guy who thinks he's God’s gift to women Suds — Beveroge often served ot ponies thot con hove strange effects on those who drink it in excess. Troshed — When someone hos hod excessive omounts of alcohol or drugs. Wench — A femole stud — Janet Seoholm Juniors — 145 Langren, Bryan Lano, Jonel LoPage, Sherri LaQuier, Michelle Larson, Amy Larson, Michael Lorson, Timofhy LaVolley, Terri Lenz, Michoel Leonord, Michoel Lero, Anne Levchok, Gregory Littlejohn, Cecelia Loch, Lione Lockhart. Gage Lomen, Andrew Lotzer, Jennifer Luckow, Anne Lund, Elizoberh Lund. Pick Lundberg, Sherri Lundeen, Chad Luu, Xom Luy, Hoc Ly, Mong Lygre, Laura Mackenzie, Brooke Mocy, Chad Madsen, Cynthia Moger, Melissa Maleckl. Michael Manning, Kelly Markowski, Anita Morqueti, Elizabeth Marsh, Kara Marshall. Heidi Mortholer, Shown Morrinsen. Timothy Morty. Melindo Mosloski, Cynthia Mattson, Charles McClintock, Kelly 146 — Juniors McClure, Michoel McDonold. Katherine McDonell. Julie McElroy, Christopher McForland, Kirk McGory, John McGee. Timothy McGowon. Timothy McGuire, Michelle McKenzie. Heother McLean, Thomas Menler, Lee Messenger. Leoh Mickle, Shelly Mledemo, Gregory Mlkolojczyk, Nicolle Miller. Scott Miskowiec. Theresa JUNIORS THE FINAL RESULT!!! 10 Ways To Get A Guy To Notice You — When possing the mon of your dreoms, always look bock (there is no exception to this rule). — Give him your best smile whenever you poss him in the holls. — Moke “Body Contact.” — Never hong on him (rhof reolly turns the guy off). — Ask his friends for his number and coll him. — Schedule your closses with him. — Find out where he works ond show up there. — Get to know his friends. — Literally run into him in the holls. — If oil else foils, moybe you should consider o convent. Top Left: Kenny Curry. Brton Williams ond Goge Lockhort show us rhelr interested look Bottom Left: DorneH 6rondberry ond Mike Vocuro drop rhelr Jows os they notice. Bottom Right: Jeff Sturm tokes rime off from whot he does bey s Juniors — 147 New Found Freedom Juniors Take on New Responsibilities Your junior yeor. It's o rime morked by mony events ond new things, bur whot probobly stands our the most for mony juniors is the added responsibilities ond the exrro freedom they now hove. No longer sophomores, they've reoched o new maturity level, leaving them ready to tackle new challenges. One of the biggest of these new responsibilities is finally being able to drive. The small, plastic identification cord lets students get behind the wheel ond allows them more freedom thon they've ever hod before. Junior Chris Hodden stated. “Now rhot I hove my license, I hove o lor more freedom ond hove transportation to wherever I wont to go.'' Depending on whether they hove their own cor or not, juniors do not hove to depend on friends or family members for transportation. Cor transportation olso hos on effect on other things in the student's life, such os getting to ond from work. Jobs ore acquired by mony students in their junior yeor, enabling them to moke their own money for spending ond saving. In order to hold o job. however, students found that socrifices hod to be mode. Mony hod to give up much of the free time hod on week nights or weekends, depending on when they worked, causing less time for social activities. Juniors moy olso hove later or more flexible curfews. Most juniors reported having o curfew of oround midnight ond parents were found to be foirly lenient on the subject of tordiness. Despite some socrifices rhot hod to be mode, juniors faced the new challenges eogerly ond discovered the rewords that come with them. — Wendy Groning Below: listening intently to the food orders. Andy Dove gives fost ond pleosont service with o smile. JUNIORS Mitchell, Cindy Moberg, Pomelo Moe. Lonce Moe. Scott Molby. Lonce Monson, Nichol Montijo, Llso Moore, John Moreou, Jodi Morris, Wendy Mrozek, Robert Murphy. Jomes Murphy, Robert Murphy, Susonne Muss. Keith Nojfi, Aliosgor Noumon, Travis Nous, Thomos 146 — Juniors wm Novorerte. Dorcy Nedry, Woyne Nelson, Michelle Nelson, Tony Ness, Eric Ness. Jonerre Nguyen. Hy Thohn Nguyen. Quon Nielsen, Sonio Nordberg, More Noske, Audro Nylonder, Poul O'Brien. Michael Odeen, Joseph Oelkers, Christopher Okonek, Terry Olesen, Keith Oliver. Tereso Ollilo, Lori Olson. Heother Olson. More Olson. Stephen Orr, Liso Orton. Chorles Osier. Debro Osmondson. James O’Sullivan, Jennifer Otto, Charles Overmann, Pomelo Paope, Kurt Pojo. Stanley Pok, Huimi Polmer, Holly Porlow, Jennifer Parr. Bonnie Parsons, Mysti Posichnyk. Mario Patrick, Tiffany Paulson, Andrew Powlok. Daniel Pegg, Kevin Pelletier, Daniel Juniors— 149 Pellerier, Dennis PennocK, Dovid Perez, Michelle Perry, John Perersen, Robert Peterson. Heidi Peterson, Koryn Peterson, Louro Peterson. Phoedro Peterson. Scott Peterson. William Phillips, Jennifer Phillips, Jennifer Phillips, Soroh Picquer. Richard Pierce. Erica Pierskalla, Debra Podlosek, Stacy Pool. Loretta Pope, Jennifer Poseley, William Powers. Jeffrey Prosky, Andrew Prott, Noro Prouse, Jeffrey Pruden, Robert Puffin. James Quorberg, Corine Roduenz, Leo Ranzou, Jerod Revard, Thomos Reynolds. Aron Reynolds, Kelly Rhinhart, Amy Fiereck. Eddy Rinne. Craig Rioux, Charles Riser, Tony Roberts. John Rodriguez. Nichol Roe, Stacy Roering, Kevin 150 — Juniors Roers, Morty Rohrboch, Michelle Rooker, Colleen Rosenquisr, Motthew Ross. Corene Rowley. Jennifer Rundle. Tiffony Russell, Allsso Russell. Ellison Ryon. Heidi Sonrocono, Noncy Sorovich. Morio Sounders, Jomes Schlegel, Robert Schmidt, Todd Schnellmon, Thomos Schommer, Mork Schonning, Jessico JUNIORS “We’re So Fine, the Class of ’89” Juniors told how they felt obouf being Juniors instead of Sophomores. ... It's like life in the fast lone to groduoring. There’s nothing stopping us now! .. . Being o Junior rules! The Seniors own rhe school, but the Juniors run if. ... There isn't much of o difference; we'll oil be there once — so why not like it ond hove fun. . . . Being o Junior is. you know, where the parties ore ond you con get there. ... The Sophomores hove to impress everyone, the Seniors set on exomple, oil the Juniors do is hove fun oil year! — Melanie Socher Top: Louro Skele. Scon Pererson ond Jeff Sturm, get olong well with Sophomore Heather Sreeves. Bottom: Eric New ond Koren Pererson enjoy eoch other’s compony. Juniors — 151 JGMIORS Schlegel, Robert Schmidt. Todd Schnellmon, Thomos Schommer, MorK Schonning, Jessico Schulmon. Ronold Schultz, Jennifer Schwortz, Trocy Schweboch, Jeffery Scott, Lori Scully, Timothy Seoholm, Jonet Selberg, Chod Shobozz, Tounyo Shockelford, Shonnon Shodden, Jon Shelonder, Eric Shuman, Croig 152 — Junkxs Siembock. Jennifer Sigvertsen, Christine Sjosten, Leoh Skeie, Louro Smith. Jerone Smith. Juono Smith. Shown Snopko. Rebecco Snozo, Alex Snyder. Dovid Socher, Melonie Solberg. Paulo Spoh, Doniel Sponier. John Sporks. Pomelo Spence. Russel Spizole. Kimberly Stobe, Annemorie Stohlberg, Chorles Stouffeneker, Nothon Stovedohl. Lio Steen, Down Steiner, Jennifer Steinkopf. Lori Sreinmeyer, Joel Stelter. Douglos Stemper, Jill Sterzinger, Domon Stiele. Julie Stock well. Christopher Strohon, Peggy Strond. Corrie Strecker. Brodley Streets. Shonnon Stromberg, Elizoberh Stromberg, Morio Sturm. Jeffrey Sund, Michelle Surges. Amy Swonson. Aundro Swanson, Brian Swonson. Corrie JunlOfS — 153 Swenson. Julie Szulgo. Monico Toylor, Down Toylor, Jonothon Thoi. Anh-Tron Moi Theisen, Wilfred Ticorro. Chrisfion Tirrell. Jusrine Torkkola, Lori Turk, Michoel Tveiro, Jeffrey Undheim, Tonyo Uveges. Vicky Von Brunt, Corinne VonDerWerf. Poul Vonderkooi. Richord Vonsteenberg, Jeon Velonder, John Vevle. Rondy Vimonkhon, Lokhonsok Vinonkon. Sinlosorh Voigr. Eric Vondeline. John Vondeline. Michoel Wogner. Tim Wold. Robert Wollner, Jennelle Wolsh. Orion Worner, Christopher Wozwoz. Hiyom Weber. Jennifer Weiss. Gory Welsser, Erik Wellhousen, Christoph Wendt. Lori Wesrermon. Mork Weston, Judy Wiborg, Michelle Wiebe. Richord Wiermon. Melisso Wilkens. Amy Wilkerson. Oneko 154 — Juniors Williams, Andrew Williams, Daniel Williams, Jennifer Wlllioms. Scoff Willis, Jason Wincze. Thomas Wlrth. Tino Wolf, Pennl Wollin, Kimberly Wood. Donald Wrighf, Glnol Wuebkers, Scoff Yarbrough. Craig Years, James Young. Koren Zojoc. Angelo Zehr, Eric Zelenok. Jill JUNIORS Lines — Do They Exist? Guys, ore fhey sfill using lines or is if a fhing of rhe posf? Dy talking wifh some of Pork Centers mole population it seems they don't use lines fo get a dote anymore. Todoys guys rely mainly on three things, looks, personality and mutual attraction. Lines ore a thing of the post for the ’younger'' generation, but If may be possible thot some of rhe “older mole generation are still using lines such os. Hey. what's your sign?” or. I'll bet you’re o Leo. Such moles ore obviously tropped in the Disco ero,- thonk God that ended ond left the guys of today wiser. — Traci Thompson Right: Jason Sox polls In onother catch from rhe Hotloween donee Left: Joey Hlerte ond Roberto Bennett study together. Juniors — 155 Zimmermonn, Louro Zinniel, Kevin Zwock, Alon Bockmon, Lyndo Drosdohl. Lourol Christensen, Kurr Heikke, Nikki Klo-Diihboh, Flonnoh Lukes, Jeonne Morushin, Donelle McGuire. Michelle Porodis, Renee JUNIORS Upper Left: Dole Curtis is chilling. Upper Middle: Eric Voigt is working hord. os usuol. Upper Right: Melonle Socher soys, You're too much, Lower Left: Mork Schouer ond Eric Shelonder ore trying to look Interested in their homework Lower Middle: Juono Smith ond Poulo Solberg ore singing their fovorlte song. Lower Right: Chuck Stohlberg is looking cod. Facing Page: These foces belong to Curtis Jonicke ond Dovid Curtis 156 — Juniors SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN VOU TRY TO BE SOMEONE YOU’RE NOT! 157 vVvCKWCK -r VtS SVJUVZaS 159 Abel. Eric Abumoyyoleh. Nobilo Acosro. Morquito Adelmonn. Williom Adkisson, Michael Almich. Michael Alrhoff, David Alro. Holly Anderson, Amondo Anderson, Christina Anderson, David Anderson, Derek Anderson, Jennifer Anderson, Matthew Anderson, Melisso Anderson, Tonyio Arkell, Lynn Arneson, Thomos Arnevik, Jennifer Arntsen, Dorcy Bachmeier, Kimberly Bockstrom, Jennifer Boiley, Aoron Boiley, Angelo Boroibor, Rachel Borrerr, Heather Borrett, Roger Borstow, John Botes, Jeremy Bouer, Eric Benjamin, Leslie Berg, Chondro Berg, Joseph Berg, Kimberly Berg, Suzonne Bergerson. Doniel Berryman, Jodi Bika, Kumud Bittermon, Eric Bjorkedol, Kimberly Bjorklund, Amy Bloke, Rodney 160 — Sophomores First Day Follies 2:42 PM — September 8. 1987 Two sophomores. Female. On the phone. Tommi. Tommi, Tommi! Yeah, Kim. whor is if? “Heyyy! Why so crabby?” Oh. I'm sorry. Kim. I've just hod a lousy first doy of school. Totol bummer, bur I've just inhaled some crushed Vivrin. so I should be okay soon.” Pretty serious, dude. My doy, like, totally ruled. Do you know how many senior guy phone numbers I hove?” The suspense is killing me.” Six! Six! And they're oil so gorgeous ond othleric. I hove to knock myself over the skull to make sure this is reol!” I'm sooo jealous of you. Kim. I'm cuter, but you get oil the Hot Guys!” Well. geez. didn't you score ony dude digitals?” Are you kidding? The only guys who've looked my woy today ore complete snorks. Especiolly this dweeb nomed Scott. First thing he does in our Advanced Stick People Drawing class is chuck o spitboll ot my brand new Generro sweotshirt. It stuck, Kim. It stuck! Rancid.” Oh, Kim. what happened to the summer? To sunronning. fun-filled family bor-B-Q's. frisbee with my dog Woody on the lown?” Grow up. Tommi. We re big sophomores now. We re in the big leagues now. dude. PARK CENTER!” But I feel so puny in this school. It's so huge, ond oil the seniors just tower over me os if I'm o sparrow or something of equally insignificant worth. My locker is in a port of the school that doesn’t even exist! At least it’s nor on my school mop! And to top it off, o teocher otrocks me just for talking to onother one of my old junior high friends! Revolting! Really rotten! Listen, remember those numbers I collected from oil those cure senior guys?” Oui?” Well, there's one guy who told me he really thinks you're o doll, ond if you want his phone number, just soy the word, hon. If he's cure, you bet! Lay it on me. chick!” Coll 555-STUD. Ask for Scott.” — Joson Carter Mr Gersi zips rhe up on sophomore gobbing SOPHOMORES Bloomstrond. Angelo Bluford, Rodney Bodem, Donyo Bodick, Andrew Boettcher. Courtney Bogrand, John Bourgerie. Dovid Broccini, Deno Brausen, Joseph Breed. Soroh Bremserh, Poulo Brooks. Toro Sophomores — 161 SOPHOMORE HANGOUTS Ever norice rhor onyrime you see o Senior, rhor person hos something ro do? More ofren rhon nor. Juniors hove one or iwo things ro do. Bur, onyrime you see o Sophomore, sold person usuolly is doing nothing? Thus, these Sophomores find o ploce ro gorher. ond unite together. Thus, the need for o snigler orose to cover the nome of these ploces where Sophomores con be found. I'm talking, of course, obout 'hangouts.' Now. more often than not. these ore ploces of strange smells ond concoctions. I’m tolk-ing, of course, obout fosr-food resrou-ronrs. Now. many o day comes, rhor you con wolk into one of severol fast-food Joints, ond con locate mony of these unknown people. Ploces such os Burger King. McDonald's. Rocky's Pizzo. ond Arby's. They also hove o stronge tendency to gather in o smoll herd near or or the very bock of soid fost-food joints. Another ploce they con be found frequenting Is the locol Arcode Billiords establishments. I om referring, of course, to Circus. It wos bod enough thot some Brooklyn Center kids could be found there. Bur. when Showbiz Plzzo closed down awhile bock, they hod no alternative bur Circus. Lotely. Sophomores hove been miraculously finding other things ro do. One of the moin problems thot Seniors ond Juniors foce. is thot it's hord to soy No' ro somebody you've been friends with since grade school. So. those sweet Seniors ond loving Juniors take their Sophomore friends olong with them, hoping thot they won't Inter- fere with their 'coolness.' As o result, we see o lot of Seniors ond Juniors with their Sophomore friends in row. Also, on reolly rare occosions. we moy even find o truly cool Sophomore, who wos somehow overcome by their elder friend's coolness. Hmm ... somedoy. perhaps these poor little creatures will hove their own little hoven, to inhabit, much like we so often do. Yet. we wonder: Will it ever happen??? — Scoff Burdette Left: Dove A� hotr and Robert Sfutgo m on of the favor hongov } — it KhooJ cofereno Righi Sophomore Jeff Srotdorf. HeW Vorli Meortier Sreevev Ron Wheelod«. ond Mfc Vocuro prepare for O ortftonio«on between Jeff ond M e SOPHOMORES Brown. Angelo Brown, Corson Brown, Rochelle Brown. Rebecca Browne. Christopher Buelow. Thomos Bumphurs, Mico Burfeind, Woyne Burke. Brian Burley, Crolg Burris, Leonn Button, Bobby 162 — Sophomores SN SA'VV' AV r' Colhoon. Kimberly Cordinol, Doniel Corlson. Brion Corlson, Kelly Corlson. Troy Cory, Christopher Couston, Julie Cerwinske. Timothy Chombers, Robert Chorboneou. Liso Chosteen, Shown Chesner. Colleen Chou. Kwong-Hoon Christen. Roger Christensen, Andrew Christensen, Shelly Cioni, Rebecco Clough. Chod Cole, Michelle Conrad. Dennis Corbin, Heother Cronin. Elizabeth Dohlberg, Johonno Dohlquist. Corrie Dommor, Jomes Danielson. Joy Donko, Lori Dovis, Brondon Dovis. Lori Degel. Jolene Dellke. Christopher Dellwo, Christopher Denny, Adorn Dick, Tony Dieser, Doniel Dilks. Shohn Dissmeyer, Stephanie Dockter, Jon Dombrowski. Joy Donovon, Joseph Dorrion. Nicole Duffy. Kothyrn Sophomores — 163 Dunkley, Mork Durston, Todd Eckorr. Dovid Edens, Joson Edgar, Kari Edling, Wylis Elloson, Jennifer Elliot, Donald Elzeo. Frederick Emmons, James Engel, Sherry Englerr. Mork Erickson, Heidi Erickson, Jeffrey Erickson, Joel Erickson, Julie Erickson, Morrhew Erieou, Shown Erlonson, Srocy Ewing, Paul Fornhom, Jennifer Fosbender, Woyne Foue, Scott Fiorl, Angelo Flsette, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Tomoro Fleslond, Gorett Fogel, John Foglesong, Doryl Forst, Jodi Foster, Jock Fournier. Chris Fronz, Beth Frazier, Jennifer Frlslie. Julie Ann Froberg. Christopher Froemming, Scott Fryborger, Tony Fyle, Natalie Fyren, Tommy Gognon, Thomos Gallo, Brian 164 — Sophomores SOPHOMORES Gordo. Shoine Georhorr, Brenda Gemelke, Mlchoel Glesler, Mork Gilbert, Shelley Glover. Motthew Groock, Nicole Grovdohl, Jennifer Gregornik, Kristin Gulseth, Lori Gulseth, Steven Gurterud, Trocy Upper Left: Kimberly Glondolio obondons her work white enjoying her tunes Upper Right: Brondon PugsVey. o sophomore who Is seorchlng for o ride home. Lower Left: Dove Bourgerie soys o school boy's proyer. Lower Right: Deono Okerstrom ond Nicole MUIer onempted to suppress their loughter while eotlng school lunch. Sophomores — 165 The Fine Art of Skipping School The rhrill of victory ... the agony of defeat. Skipping school either lent excitement to one's doy or got one grounded for two months! After ten years of education, sophomores hod finally realized that during the doy Villoge North wos more exciting thon geometry. Getting owoy with skipping school, without being coughr. wos o skilled ort. Effective skipping required coreful thought ond planning. These ranged from the simplicity of ploying sick to the complexify of hiring o computer hocker. The occosionol truant usuolly got owoy with forging o note or phone coll; the more experienced truants needed to be more creative. Often this resulted in dire family emergencies, frequent visits to the nurse, ond '’forgotten'' necessities ot home. The desperate osked o student oide to tamper with excused unexcused admit slips or hoped the office overlooked their obsence. After one hod succeeded in ocqulring on excused obsence, there wos o multitude of adventures to experience. Actions were sometimes destructive, often productive, but usuolly just plain fun. Some students mentioned vondolism, drugs, or alcohol os motivations to skip. For more numerous were productive ways to enjoy one’s freedom. Some people visited zoos or museums, worked on their cars, or finished unfinished homework. However, the most popular reason for skipping wos plainly to hove o good time. A common choice wos going out to eot. Other ideas were to visit Loke Colhoun, shop Drookdole. cruise City Center, or just sleep. Becouse of the new computer, many students got owoy with skipping. One unfortunate enough to hove been cought wos Tony Ten Eyck ond Adorn Denny fry to elude Michelle Holiknecht. (Pork Center's own Inspector 12). given ten hours of detention for eoch doy skipped. For skipping only one class, o student received one hour of detention. The less concrete punishments were loss of trust between students ond administration ond the labeling of o student os o troublemoker. Skipping, although ogoinst the rules, wos more educational ot times thon school itself. School-soncfioned field trips were merely legollzed skipping, whereos skipping wos often o studenr-sonctioned field trip. A student wos more susceptible to leorning when he wonted to explore new realms ond ideas. Education wos not only American Studies, but olso involved the growth of on Individual. — Heother Dopp SOPHOMORES Hoose, Chod Hogge. Tomro Hoke, Jennifer Homes, Robert Honson, Christopher Hanson. Ronold Horemzo. Jodi Horkln, Jennifer Horlson, Comie Hotton, Robert Heard. Monoliso Heath, Joson 166 — Sophomores Heckmonn, Croig Heddon, Tiffony Heldf. Keith Helling. Kori Herbst, Katherine Herufh. Christopher Hess. Sheri Hlusok, Christopher Hoffmon, Keri Hoffmon, Thomos Hofmonn, Motthew Hokonson, Jeffery Hollond. Donnie Hollenbeck. Stephanie Holm, Chod Hombach. Terri Hook, Kelly Howard, Jennifer Hoyhtyo, Adorn Hritz, Down Hudlow. Joson Huddbo, Pomelo Huebschen. David Hull, Timothy Hullemon, Pomelo Hunt, Deonno Hunter, Troy Husby, Heidi Hustrulid, Drendo Huynh, Honh Jablonsky, Dorren Joblonsky, Dean Jondro, Scot Jondwiec, Mork Josicki, Chod Jeffery, Juline Jeppesen, Joson Jereski, Jodi Johnson, Alon Johnson, Dovld Johnson. Melisso Johnson. Terri Sophomores — 167 Johnston, Christopher Jones, Kimberly Josie. Toro Joyner, Loron Juoire. Suzonne Juetrner, Lee Jullie, Keith Koder, Dino Korotz, Tommy Koso, Jomes Kosel, Jeremy Kelly, Doniel Keronen, Michoel Kilness. Doy Kimbrough. Stocy King. Dovid Klocke, Nicole Knight. Jenny Kohler. Joson Kowol. Leslie Kowolczyk, Stephen Kreitz, Todd Krueger, Tonyo Krupp. Susan Kurvers. Denise Lorn, Kim Ngoc Lorn, Thuy Londoy, Lawrence Longermon, Stocy Lono. Jomes Lorson, Amy Lorson, Koren Lorson. Srocey Lee. Kristin Lee. Nothon Lemonds. Jeffrey Lenhort. Douglas Lenz, Heather Leon. Danielle LeQuire. John Lewellyn, Tlno Lieder. Sandro 166 — Sophomores Weekend Warriors Mellow Out in ’88 How many rimes hove you gone ro o party ond been pressured into drinking? Well, if you hove, you're not clone ond, if nor, well, you're pretty smort. A lot of rimes, people pressure you into things you'd reolly rather not do. like swigging the occosionol alcoholic beverage. Almost 75% of the kids in most schools today hove olreody token in alcohol. Most people hove experienced pressure in some woy or another from parents or friends on the use of olcohol. Friends teasing, people laughing or you ond folks nor hanging oround you because people who drink hove labeled you “uncool. Parents olso ploy o port in pressure: always asking you if you hove been drinking or nor. colling your good friends alcoholics, ond warning you not to hong oround them, ond olwoys going through your room looking for beer ond wine coolers, ond finding your “lost report cords The kids will drink just because they wonder whor oil the fuss is about. People olso drink to try ond deal with the pressures of society ond their lives. Even though they ore creating o problem for themselves they feel os if their other problems will vanish, if only for o short rime. GET HELP! If you hove o problem or think you know someone who does, fry ro get the drinking to stop by convincing them or yourself to osk for help. Trying to ovoid the problem only prolongs it. Remember, lots of people hove fun of parties without the use of chemicols. — Tim Wogner Above: Mike Leonard exdoims in utter disbelief. How could you think that I don't My no? SOPHOMORES Lilleboe. Pomelo Lindberg, Stacey Lindmon, John Loewens. Jomie Longnecker. Eric Lossing, Lee Lotz, Cynrhio Love. Jennifer Lovlein, Doniel Lucos. Allison Lucos. Jennifer Lucos. Phillip Sophomores— 169 Lucus, Brent Ludwig, Andy Lurgen, Dorren Luu, Lien Mocy, Nichole Mognuson, Dono Moi, Thon Monro, Jeonnerre Monson, Julie Morsylo, Deon Mossicorte, Rondy McConnell, Darren SOPHOMORES Upper Left: I dare you ro moke me smilel Jett Stotdorf. Hek Weeks, Heorher Sleeves, and Mike Vocuro show their best sophomore quolitles. Upper Right: “I thought he hod the poss! soy Tony Bottom: Now whot do we do??? TenEyck and Adorn Denny trying their hardest to persuade holl monitor, Michelle HoUknecht. to not give them detention. 170 — Sophomores Mesenburg. Eric Meyer. Troy Meyers. Srocie Miller. Bradley Miller. Jennifer Miller. Nicole Miller. Tonjo Minibus. Drondon Modrow. Amy Moe. Scoff Mozis, Corryn Munson. Jo son Munson. Jonofhon Murphy. Julie Myron. Gobrielle Nojorion. Mellsso Nopler. Tomoro Nelson. Jorod Nelson. Kim Nelson. Rolf Nemefh. Michoel Neumonn. Kimberly Ngo. Ngon Nguyen, Khonh Nguyen. Mon Nguyen. Son Nguyen. Vlnh Chuong Nlckloy. Kristine Nielsen. Thomos Nixon. Christine Okerstrom. Deono Olesen, Michoel Olson, Angelo O'Meoro. Korhleen Opolinskl. Condi Orron. Jo Osrendorf, Christopher Polmer, Angelo Persons, Poul Porringron, Eric Peocock, Christopher Pederson, Motthew Pedlor, Allison Peelor, Deborah Pelkey, Lori Pennington, Alison Persons, Andreo Peterson, Liso Phom. Khoi Pierskollo, Sondro Polley, Jeffrey Polomny, Dovid Price. Traci Pugsley, Brandon Quitmeyer, More Rothmonner, Jeffrey Royford, Sonyo Reem, Brett Reichstodt. Troy Richmon. Angelo Riddle, Charlene Riley, Shoron Robb. Nichole Robbe, Kimberly Robinson, Andreo Rocheford. Rebecca Rol. Jeffrey Rouleau, Lonce Russ, Jennifer Ryon, Jennifer Sobo. Daniel Soddler, Joson 172 — Sophomores Soice, Jeffrey Soloko, Chad Solders. Amy Sorozin. Joson Sorter, Joson Sowrey, Drondon Sowyer. Jeon Schell, Stephen Schirmers, Michelle Schmidt, Jessica Schneider, Toit Schoeberl, Scott SOPHOMORES Upper Left: The Sophomore Football reom's offense does their thing. Right: Jorod Nelson enjoys o lecture in Science. Lower Left: (From left) Dorrln Lufkin: Joe Blshmon. Jeff Rothmonner and Bryan Broccini devour o few lunches together. Sophomores — 173 r v Schoenike. Kelly Schroder, Rondo Schreifels, Dono Schultz. Herbert Schulz, Melindo Scully, Andrew Segner, Jennifer Serres, John Sevig, Amondo Shondorf, Jeffery Shonor, Motthew Shorp. Down Shervo, Dovid Shimitz. Joson Skojo, Timothy Skinner, Kothryn Sleimon. Amodo Smido, Corey Snider. Koren Socher, Amy Jo Solberg. Kimberly Sorensen, Teri Sponler, Michelle Sporks, Derek Squire. Michelle St. Dennis, Jody St. Morrin, William Stobe. Joy Stonsislowski. Loro Stouffeneker, Nothon Stoy, Dovid Stoycoff, Koren Steeves, Heother Stevens, Jody Stinson, Poul Stoldorf, Jeffery Strotton, Catherine Strouch, Poulo Strehlow, Liso Strum, Joson Strum, Jeffery Svobodo. Douglas 174 — Sophomores Swonson, Erik Swonson, Michael Sydloski, Kevin Szulga. Robert Taufen, Chad Teneyck, Anthony Thoo, Chad Thielen, Christopher Thompson, Charles Thompson, Katie Thompson, Keith Thurber, Roxonne SOPHOMORES Tollefson, Scorr Torgerson. Joson Trofron. Kevin Trench, Chad Trombley. Dustin Trombley, Greg Trombley. Shown Tveir. Ellen Umlond. Jomes Uron. Chris Vocuro, Mike Von Dyke, Orion Vondo, Amy Vonkempen. Jeremy Vener, Amy Vimonkhon, Wanidda Vittum, Robert Vondol. Chris Vroo. Stephanie Woletski, Orion Wolton, Albert Weeks. Heidi Welfring, Christina Wensel, Mark Werth. Jennifer Westrlng, Shown Wholey. Matthew Wheelock, Ron White. Michelle Willenbring, Mlchoel Williamson. Morley Wiseman, Anthony Woodhull, Tonjo Workman, Lottie Yong, Jo Yarbrough, Kole Yeoger. Matthew Yee. Steven Zellmer. John Zemek, Sroci Ziegler, Lawrence Zornig, Joson 176 — Sophomores Kerl Anderson Rebbecco Bolster Jomes Bergh Deon Bergren Doniel Brosseou Koren Copelond Xiem Diep Troy Elfrmonn Todd Ellingson Kim Giondolio Troci Horfh Deidre Henning Sherry Hunter Mark Jensen Jeffrey Kling Coy Lehn Lizon Loyd Alicio Luzoich Owniko McGowon Keith Mus Chris Ookes Sonjo Patterson Richord Petterson Bonnie Roberts Kelly Siber Trocy Skonseng Julie Srouffocher Down Steen Joimie Stibol Garrison Sullivon Chris Swonson Lori Swonson Jeon Vonsteenburg Albert Wallace III Roberto Walton Cheryl Wick Brion Williams Crossing the Age Barrier — Guys co UJ c O £ 0 1 Cl O ) The main priority for sophomore guys seems to be making themselves noticed by senior girls. They fry their best to fir in. and they do this in a variety of ways. They go to parties uninvited, flirt extensively. ond send secret letters conveying messages of love. Once they hove o particular girl noticing them, they ore positive that the girl is in love with them — even if she only soys Hi. Controry to our beliefs, these young men are not quire os immature os the senior girls see them. Several sophomore guys were asked if they would go our with a senior girl if given the chance. The answer? A unonimous yes. Although these guys would love to go out with o senior girl, they do have certain priorities. For starters, the girl must be good looking — then follows her personality. ond then her driver's license. They olso said that they would prefer senior girls over sophomore girls be- cause of their maturity. The two things they would refuse to do are 1) be forced to impress the girl by ony means — especially where money is concerned, and 2) they wouldn't answer to her every desire just to go out with her. They felt that there would be disadvantages os well os advantages of going out with o senior girl. The advantages would be things such os high popularity with sophomore guys ond it would raise their sociol status to o peak because of their involvement in the two separote closses. They felt that the disadvantages would be losing interest in their own closs ond nor hoving os mony friends once the seniors groduoted. Boys ore maturing eorlier than they were a few years ago. This could be why more senior girls are storting to dote sophomore guys . .. — Rose Vetter Crossing the Age Barrier — Girls It is o well known focr whor sophomore guys think of older women. But whor do older women think of sophomore guys? To find out the onswer to this question, I osked vorious senior girls Would you go our with o sophomore?” ond surprisingly, I found thor mony of the girls olreody were. Whor did they think of sophomores? Did they like it? Would they do it ogoin? The onswer to these questions ond mony more will be discussed In the following porogrophs. Stoy tuned. So here's whor was found out. The first girl interviewed wos going our with o sophomore ot the time. When osked why she wos going our with him. she replied. I enjoy the woy he oppreciotes the finer things In life (moinly me). She olso felt thot o sophomore will go our of their woy for their lody love. And they con olso be more mature than some seniors. Both of these statements were ogreed to by another cradle robbing senior. But this one found some major problems with their relationship. The biggest problem wos the driving situation. Since her Prince Charming” didn't hove his license, she was forced to drive — which must hove looked pretty silly to some people. Another problem wos the curfew (11:00 p.m.); he hod one. ond she didn't. This meant thor while she wos out ond about till the wee hours of the morning, he hod to settle for weorily storing ot her picture. And becouse she wos constantly being teosed for combing the ploygrounds. ond toking her bobysitting job too seriously. the deep dork shadow of o break-up constantly loomed over them. Bur the relationship must not hove been too bod becouse she would do It ogoin. So. surprisingly enough, if hos been decided that there ore those who con endure sophomore compony. But whot obouf those who can't? Whot obout those who feel thor sophomores hove no existence? Thot short people reolly do hove no reason to live. Well, these girls wouldn't go out with o sophomore becouse they con'r drive ond becouse they just oien't the smortest people sometimes. They felt thot they were too into Impressions ond would not like being shown off to the sophomore s other mole friends. And, it wos for those reosons thot some older women wouldn't go out with these younger men. There were olso those who hod never gone our with o sophomore thot would. Bur only on certain conditions. One of those conditions wos thot they could drive. But even thot wouldn't matter if they weren’t toll enough or mature enough. All in oil, things look pretty good for sophomore guys. — Melonie Fehlberg Sophomores — 177 179 INJURIES DAMPEN CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES The 1987-88 Foorboll seoson wos filled with moments rhot will linger in the heorts of mony for years to come. The seoson started with o bong, with the teom defeoting their first five challengers, using very skilled toctics both offensively ond defensively. Teom members will never forget the feeling offer beoting Burnsville, ond being tied” for first place. There wos o roor from the exhausted, hardworking foorboll players, on the bus ride home from their fifth defeat. It wos like they were oil given o new spirit. They just heard the news that Apple Volley lost ond this put our Pork Center Pirates in first place. First Place in the store! A very big honor. For one full week this dreom held true. Yet o more disappointing season s end wos oheod. Injuries to mony starters plagued the Pirates; though our Pirotes never gave up. it wos very unfortunate that the only thing the Pirotes seemed to be gaining were more Injured players. The teom ended the seoson with o 5-4 record. The 1988-89 seoson captains Tim McGowan ond Don Kopp felt they hod o lot of tolent moving up. ond they planned to hove o very good seoson. They soid they're planning o lot of hard work in the off seoson to put the ream in the best possible ploying condition. — 5horon Ookrik 80 SEASON RECORD Pork Center Opponent Edino 24 00 Rosemount 07 00 Armstrong 34 10 Jefferson 37 20 Burnsville 10 00 Apple Volley 21 41 Kennedy 07 28 Osseo 13 21 Forest Loke 17 45 ly UNITED WE STAND Opposite Page: Upper Left: Plrote Pride b beginning ro fill ihe ok. Upfrer Right: Cooches Mike Oornes ond Conn McCorton Instruct the offense on their next sirotegy to be executed Middle Left: 45 Todd Elftmon ond 64 Poul Soke roke o breok to quench their thirst Lower Right: From Left: 64 Poul Soke. 27 Tony Henningson. 23 Don Kopp. 99 Erik Longermon. 16 Curtis Jonkke ond 67 Chris Oelkers deon up ofter the tocWe Lower Left: 4 Chuck Kroll mokes o run through the block by 15 Mork lundborg This Page: Upper Left: From Left: 75 jomle Socrenson. 24 Don Hreho. 12 Don Autey ond 60 Mike White ore reody to gotn yords Upper Right: 7 More Ouitmeyer ond 67 Chris Oelkers help on o tockle ogolnst Burnsville Middle Left: 22 Tim McGowon drops o knee to stop the ploy Bottom Left: Folthful Pork Center tons thot enjoy o gome, roln or shine Footboll — 163 RUNNING TO A SUCCESSFUL FINISH Girls Cross Country Mixes Sweat With Pride The girls' cross country running reom enjoyed o profitable seoson in which they brought home two trophies, one for first place ond one for second place. The best meet of this seoson was without o doubt the Chlsogo Lakes Invitational in which they took first ploce. This was also the lost meet In which oil the reom members participated. There were o number of injuries during the seoson due to knee problems, resulting in some members having to miss a few meets. The second trophy come or the Dundee meet, this time a second ploce trophy. Another highlight of the seoson was the Swoin meet in Duluth, which wos on overnight trip ond wos very enjoyable for the entire team. The ployers who put our the best performances on this year's reom were: senior Shono Killnes, juniors Jill Zelenok ond Lynn Bessette, ond sophomore Jeon Von Steen-berg. Leigh Morr. who wos co-coproin of the team, wos oworded Most Valuable Player. Another oword that wos given out wos the Iron Moiden Aword. This wos given to oil the porticlponts who showed the most commitment ond hard work throughout the seoson. This year's recipients were: Dione Jorgenson. Shono Killnes, Jill Zelenok, Louro Peterson, Lynn Bessette, ond Loro Stonlslowski. Leigh Morr shored the role of coptoin with Sharon Corlson, both of whom showed excellent leadership. Cooch Dove Bouer felt positive about the team's performance, We were o competitive ond healthy team ond could run with the best. Everyone wos o hard worker ond interpersonal relationships were strong. The team wos ’o friendly ond positive bunch.' — Jenny Abel This Page: Top: Shoron Carbon ond Leigh Morr strive (or the finish lino. Bottom: Leigh Morr prepores her muscles for rhe big roce. Facing Page: Top Left: The 1987-88 Girl ' Cros Country Team. Top Row: Diane Jorgensen. Janel Lano, Lara Startislowski. Tammy Fitzpatrick, Deanna Hunt, Michelle Boulanger, Sharon Carlson. Bottom Row: Cooch Pom Hierv nen. Lynn Bessette. Shono Kllness. J Zelenok. Louro Peterson. Jeon Von Steenburg. Cooch Dove Bouer. Middle Left: Shoron Corlson ond Leigh Morr run together In o scenic setting. Bottom Left: Jonel Lono runs her heort out. Far Right: Jill Zelenok running for the gold 164 — Girls Cross Country 5eoson Record Place Alumni meet 1st Morrerhorn 5th out of 9 Invltoiionol Chicogo lakes 1st out of 6 Invltoiionol Conference Quod 2nd our of 4 Swain Invitational 2nd out of 02 Streeter Invltorioaol 8rh out of 8 Conference Quad 4th out ol 4 loke Red 7th out of 8 Conference Region 5AA 5«h out of 10 Oundee Invitotfonol 2nd out ol 5 Won l.ost 44 28 RUNNERS ARE NOT YOCIR “AVERAGE” ATHLETES Cross country running should be known os the sport of strength and endurance or insonity because, os one runner soid Whor person in their right mind would run five to eight miles o doy?” Whot kind of people? It's insone people like coptoins Jeff Wheeler ond Paul Jonoson. The cross country reom did quire well this season (including placing fifth in the 5AA region, despite on overage omount of injuries). It wos sold by Cooch Mottoz that the team os o whole did better than Pork Center reoms in the previous four or five yeors. When runners were osked whor they did to compete well, the common answers were practice (on ond off seoson), self discipline. ond mointoining o strong endurance. Whatever they did. they were doing something right! Congratulations for o well done seoson! — Sttoci Hill Seoson Record MEET PARK CENTER PLACED . Morrerhorn Fourth Burnsville Second Minnetonka Second Swomi Invitation Eleventh Jefferson Third Conference Eighth Dundee Invitotion Second Region 5AA Fifth 166 — Ooys Cross Country Facing Page: Upper Center: Kirk McFodond rakes o breok from running Upper Right: Coptom Jeff Wheeler shows his enduronce during o roce. Bottom: The 1987-88 Cross Country Team. Back Row: John Telego. Goig Wilson. Jonathon Ncbon. Poul Jonason. Thomos Borber. Kirk McFor-lond. Alon Dix. Par Corey. Front Row: John Schreodor. Roy Oesserte. Jody McIntyre, GerokJ Stelly. Brent Rafferty. Mike McAnolly. Robert Bennett. Lonce Molby. This Page: Upper Left: Alon Dlx with his look of determination during o roce. Lower Left: The Pork Center team looking good Upper Right: Poul Jonoson giving it his oil Center Right: Kirk McForfond Is well oheod of the competition. Boys Cross Country — 187 Girls Swimming Strokes to State The 1967 Girls Swimming ream consisted of o fun. hord working group of girls. The swimming ream pur in o lor of hours working hord ro be the best swimmers rhor they could be. Each swimmer practiced two ond one-holf hours per doy in the pool ond they lifted weights for 45 minutes. Their practices ron from 4:00 ro 6:30 ond on Saturdays from 7:00 to 10:00 o.m. M-W-F the reom lifted weights ond. os regions come closer, they also procriced on Sunday afternoons from 12:00 ro obout 3:00. Although this year's swimming reom worked hord. they olso hod o lot of fun. Jenny Albig soid thot one of the funniest things thot happened wos when their cooch Tom Fronke yelled of the Brooklyn Junior P.A. system because he thought it wos the team talking ond messing around like they hod been doing earlier that doy. The reom wos olwoys excited ond energetic about their meets ond they worked hord by themselves, worming up by doing mony stroking ond kicking drills. The reom procriced storrs ond turns ond concentrated on reloy exchonges. All in oil. the reom hod o very good season with o lot of close meets. The reom hod o great time beating Apple Volley ond they unexpectedly defeated Bloke. The teom wos quoted os saying The 1987 swimming teom hod good experienced swimmers ond o dedicated teom with o greot cooch. — Chorlorte Knutson DUAL MEET SCOPES Pirotes Opponent Osseo 85 87 Posemount 116 56 Kennedy 84 68 Armstrong 92 80 Apple Volley 91 80 Montevideo 99 51 Bloke 100 68 j Burnsville 67 104 Jefferson 99.5 67.5 166 Facing Page: Top: Koro Miller is nor ofroid to dive In ond get things done. Bottom: The 1987-88 Girls Swim Team. Top Row: Uso Anderson. Tom Fronke (cooch). Koro Miller, lyndo Bockmon. Jennifer McForlone. Jennifer Bocksirom. Uso Peterson. Jennifer Albig. Alison Pennington. Bottom Row: ftobfn Borker. Shonnon Bentoncord. Louro Lovold. Jennifer Gislond. This Page: Top Right: Jennifer Albig proctlces to be perfect. Middle Left: Uso Anderson concentrates on winning. Middle Right: Jenny Albig shows her P.C. power. Bottom: Alison Pennington rakes graceful strokes to win Girls Swimming — 189 Another Rebuilding for P.C. Gymnasts Pork Center's Gymnostics teom srorred off the seoson with 10 new members ond only 3 returning lettermen on Vorsify. As o result, winning come very hord. Vorsity rounded our the seoson 0-6 ond the Junior Vorsity squod went 2-4 in the Loke Red Conference. Vorsity olso took fourth ploce in the Northern Invitational while JV took third in their tournament. One of this year's accomplishments wos on improvement in overall scores. The teom wos led by Captains Willie Theisen ond Greg Dronnon. Theisen wos named reom MVP for his excellence on the all-around while Greg Dronnon excelled tremendously on the parallel, horizontal ond sidehorse. Other gymnosts that stood our were juniors Tyler Hough ond Dorin Else- izimmer. who took first ploce in the floor exercise in the Northern Invitational, ond Dill Byrnes, o 9th grader, who took 9th in the entire store of Minnesota on the vaults. Thompson will return os cooch. ond next year's coproins will be Willie Theisen ond Tom Thai. Good luck next year. Pirates! — Tim Wogner SEASON RECORD — VARSlIY PC OPP OSSEO 63.10 102 60 JEFFERSON 64.35 107 60 EDINA 61 65 117.20 NORTH INVITATIONAL 60 60 4rh ARM COOPER 662 103.15 OURNSVILLE 85.9 113.30 KENNEDY 90.15 113.77 STATE 940 14th SEASON RECORD — JUNIOR VARSITY OSSEO OfP 126 4 JEFFERSON 95 0 119 8 EDINA 110 4 96.0 NORTH INVITATIONAL Ord ARMSTRONG COOPER 111.0 126 10 BURNSVILLE 97.50 109 0 KENNEDY 116.0 76 0 STATE 12th Facing Page: The 1987-88 Boy Varsity Gymnastics Team. Front Roto: Tom Tool. Don Vonsteenburg. Chod Mocy. Dove Gozlnskl. Tyler Hough. Tim Thoi. Poul Oruihs, Dorln Eiserulmmer. Back Row: Asst Cooch Tony lorh. Asm Cooch Kothy Csuy, Albert Woilocc. Chris Hodden. Rich Etienne. Ak n Fekkomp. Old Vernes. Wiflie Thelsen. Greg Bronnon, Heod Cooch Lenny Thompson Middle Left: Tim Thoi shows o perfect londing Top Right: Co-coptoin Greg Brannon on the high bor This Page: Top Left: The 1987-88 Boys Junior Varsity Gymnastics Team. Front Row: Brer Nous. Jeremy Monholer. Jody Stevons. Jeremy VonKempen. Potrico Jockson. Don Steemborg. Poul Bruins. Bock Row: Asst. Cooch Tony Loih. Asst Cooch Korhy Csuy, Doug Llenhort. Chod Mocy. Tim Anthony. Rondy Mossicore. Bill Byrnes. Rich Etienne. Joson Shlmitz Middle Left: Tom Thoi shows us his strength on the high bor Bottom Left: WiHie Theisen on the rings Middle Right: Rondy Mossicore concentroting on the horse Bottom Right: Willie Theisen practices o pose on the horse for the comero Boy's Gymnastics — 191 GOING FOR THE GOAL! I feel confident rhot we met oil the gools we set for ourselves or the beginning of the season. This stotement from os-sistont soccer cooch Dove Adney ode-quotely summed up the positive ortitude of this yeor's boys' soccer teom. Though the soccer teom hod o difficult seoson (they ployed six out of the top ten teoms In the stote) they reolly let their strengths show through. Assistont Cooch Adney sold. Our gools were to show improvement ond to work together os o teom. I reolly think we come o long woy. The seoson wos highlighted by o chol-lenglng gome ogoinst Armstrong, o top ten ronked teom. Even though they lost this gome, the teom felt It wos one of their best becouse they went into overtime ond kept the score close. At regionols, the teom storied off in o positive fctshion by winning their first gome ogoinst Mound West Tonko. In the second gome they were defeored by Woyzoto. who went on to become the second best teom in the store. The Most Voluoble Ployer Aword went to senior Mike Kulos for his performonce os goolie. Mike suffered the only mojor Injury on the teom this yeor when he wos kicked in the eor or o gome ond wos sent to the hospitol. Other ployers who gove outstanding performances ond were consistent throughout the seoson were senior Rene Honson, juniors Don Dergdohl ond Chad Fetter, ond senior Nathan Drondt, who ployed oil positions except for goolie. The ottoinmenr of o new cooch this yeor also odded to the reom's improvement. Dob Corlson encouraged the ream ond helped them to become more competitive near the end of their seoson. One of the best ports of the seoson wos the comoroderie between teommotes. In regords to the close friendships thot were mode. Nothon Drondt soid. We went for beyond the soccer field. We were reolly close ond did lots of things together. The teom is now looking forward to next yeor's new soccer facility. Overall, the ployers enjoyed o productive seoson highlighted by close friendships, good teamwork. ond strong improvement. — Jenny Abel am Season Record Pork Acodemy Wc 4 They 0 Armstrong 3 4 OT Jefferson 0 2 Kennedy 1 2 Osseo 0 3 Burnsville 1 2 Apple Volley 0 3 Rose mount 0 4 Eden Proirte 2 2 Mound 4 3 OT Woyzoto 0 6 Richfield 0 1 St. Louis Pork 2 0 Forgo 3 3 This Page: Top: The 1987-68 Boy Varsity Soccer Team. Top Row: Chrb TKarro. Drew Nordstrom. Don Bergdohi Joe Jereczk. Mike Kukss. Jon Dockrer. Rene Honson. Corey Hensel, Andy lomen Bottom Row: Kyle Georhort. Terry Okonek. Fred Cheng. Norhon Orondi. Don Ebert. Devin Chrtstlonson, Chod Fetter. John Keron. Rodney Woke Middle Left. Soccer pro Rene Honson kicks the boll toword the gool Middle Right: Andy lomen ond opposing teorn member struggle for the bo Bottom Left: John Keron b pursued by o member of the opposing teom Facing Page: Top: Don Dergdohl dribbles the bo down the field Middle Left: Andy Lomen beots the odds Middle Right: John Keron expertly dodges opposing teommote Bottom Left: Terry Okonek loops high to heod the boll os John Keron owolts the pass Bottom Right: The 1987-88 Boy Junior Varsity Soccer Team. Top Row: Mike Gemefke. Dono Ooeshons, Chuck Mott son. Jeff PoUey. Corson Drown. Mork Wensel. Todd Thurston. Steve Doho. Mo k Schommer. Mike Fitzporrick. Dove Jorosz. Shown Erteou. Greg Trombley Bottom Row: Dustin Trombley. Don Dieser. Moog Ly. Chuck Thompson. Don W oms, Derek Jones, Greg Levchok. Noicho Arronz. Mognus Johonsson. Eric Closen. Dorren Joblonsky. Robert Stulgo. Mott Pederson Boy's Soccer — 190 Girl’s Soccer Kicks Through “87” We hod o good seoson rhis yeor be-couse we hod fun, ond everyone wos pretty serious ond wonted to do the best we could,” sold sophomore Deno Braccini obout Pork Center's girl's soccer teom. The best word to describe the teom wos Teamwork.” .. Everyone wonted to work for o good seoson,” stored Julie Foss, o junior on the teom. Soccer is o fost paced sport where the players ore olwoys moving. Thor is why it Is exciting to wotch, ond fun to ploy. But because of the fost pace, there ore risks, ond the seoson took it's toll on the ream. There were many injuries to knees ond ankles. Luckily, no one wos our for the whole seoson. but Colleen Chesner wos unoble to ploy the lost port of the seoson due to o bod knee. Proctices could be fun, bur they were o lot of work, requiring skill training ond o lot of running. But, the hord work did poy off. Everyone worked together, ond the coaches mode the seoson good. The seoson wos reol good ond I think each player wos hoppy to be there ond ploying.” sold Deno Broccinl in conclusion to the 1987-88 Girl's Soccer seoson. — Melonle Fehlberg Vorsify Seoson Record Teom We They Rosemounr 0 9 Armstrong 0 2 Jefferson 0 10 Burnsville 1 8 Apple Volly 0 4 Eden Prairie 0 12 Osseo 0 3 Sections 0 2 194 Junior Varsity Season Record Team We They Rosemount 2 4 Armstrong 1 2 Jefferson 0 2 Burnsville 1 2 Apple Valley 0 3 Mahtomedi 3 3 Kennedy 1 6 Osseo 2 2 Facing Page: Top Right: Jenny WMoms gives her ofl. Bottom Right The 1987-88 Varsity Girls Soccer Team: Top Row: Jennifer WiUioms. Heidi Erickson. Colleen Chewier, Orendo Georhon. Monlco Szulgo, Leigh Solberg. Jennifer Lomere. Chris Oroesch Cherrie Dunfee. Kert Stockwcll. ond Kerl Edgor Bottom Row: Krljil Adoms, Tommy Georhort. Deno DroCGM. Heorher Erickson, Georglo Spiropoulos. Uso Jonlcke, Missy Thompson, Srocy Howie. Jennifer Chesner. Trocy Gufterud This Page: Top Left: The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Girls 8occer Team: Top Roto: Llo Stovedohl, Amondo Anderson. Koro Morsh. Orendo Anderson. Louro Lygre. Soroh Knutson, Holly Hotlond. Jennifer Miller, Jennifer Russ. Bottom Roto: Kristi Adoms. Lori Dovls. Heidi Erlkson. Julie Foss. Lori Elliott. NxhoJe Cunnlnghom, Anne Leto, ond Rochel Oorobor. Middle Left: Orendo Gerheort goes for o sove. Middle Right: Monlco Szulgo shows her Power os she kicks In o gool ogoinsi Richfield. Bottom Left: Trocy Guttcrud, ogomy oU odds Girl's Soccer — 195 What’s the racket about? ”15, love” could hove been o coll often heord from one of the Pork Center girls tennis ployers. The twelve vorsity tennis ployers were led by Cooch Shirley Ellickson. El-lickson hos cooched girl's tennis ot Pork Center for nine yeors, ond her cooching, olong with the reom's hord work, poid off. os they proved by finishing with o seoson record of 13-7. According to Cooch Ellickson, “Jefferson, Apple Volley, Burnsville, ond Minnehoho were oil 3-4 or 2-5. Eoch one of them could eosily hove been 4-3; they were oil very close morches.” They also hod some challenging competition when they met Osseo ond Eden Prairie. Senior captains Kim Olson ond Lisa Avery showed their leadership skills, olong with the help of monager Tom Ku, to come together and hove a very successful seoson. — Kim Eckstein Facing Page: Upper Middle: Nicole Schreiner wotch-es while Angle Thorson reoches for o high volley. Upper Right: Debbie Osier puts her oil Into her serve. Middle Left: LeAnn Ericson sends o low blost towords the net. Middle Right: Unexpected return by Kothy Honken. Lower Right: The 1987-88 Girl ’ Varsity Tennis Team. Top Row: Jenny Phillips. Kim Olson. Angle Thorson. Wendy Dudo, Liso Avery. LeAnn Erickson Bottom Row: Cooch Ellickson. Debbie Osier. Kothy Honken. Nicole Schreiner. Mono Liso Heord. Khonh Nguyen. Louro Luckow. Tom Ku. This Page: Middle Left: Liso Avery scoops o low shot. Middle Right: Kim Olson Is off bolonce. but still returns the shot. Upper Left: The 1987-88 Girl's Junior Varsity Tennis Team. Top Row: Jen Grovdohl, Jenny Fomhom. Corl Von Brunt. Dono Mognuson. Kerrie Hokerine. Koty O'Meoro. Shelly Boldue. Bottom Row: Cooch Peterson. Purno Byroloh. Amy Vener. Jenny Knight, Leonn Burris. Dorlene Kopp. Ann Luckow. Lee Menier. Sheri Hess. Girl's Tennis — 197 “BUMP, SET, SPIKE” Coproin Pom Corlson. led rhe Pirates Girl's Varsity Volleyball team to o fourth place finish in regions, and also a fourth place in the Irondale Tournament. The team ployed well overall finishing rhe seo-son with a 10-11 record. There were four returning starters — Pom Carlson, Krissy Hagestuen, Amy Groves, ond Nicki LoLiberre. Two of the returning starters were nomed this yeor's most valuable ployers. They were Krissy Hogestuen ond Nicki LoLiberre. Junior Down Ketcher was one of the most improved ployers on the ream. Junior Kote Drondes wos nomed coproin for the 1986-69 reom. The J.V. team hod o good season, ond with oil the ployers returning next yeor, another good varsity reom could be on the rise! — Drendo Partington Top: Pom Corlson ond Ni ki LoLiberre setting up the boll Left: Kore Drondes serving ro rhe opposing reom. The 1987-88 Varsity Girls Volleyball Team. Back Row: Niclii LoLiberre. Amy Groves. Down Ketcher. Krissy Hoguesiuen. Kote Drondes. Coach Emmets. Front Row: Kerry Gross. Kotie McDonald. Julie McDonell, Corrie Jablonski. Pom Corlson, ond rrvon-ogor Korhy Stejskol. 198 — Votteyboll Top Left: The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Volleyball Team. Back Rout: Kim Fronk, LeAnn Colhoun. Morquito Acosto. Kerry Gross. Lori Torkkok). Julio Couture. Front Row: Denise Henry. Poulo Solberg. Cindy Mitchell. Juile McDonell, Jenny Hoke. Heather McKenzie. Top Right: The 1987-88 Sophomore Volleyball Team: Back Row: Jenny Johnson. Amy Modrow, Stefonle Norsted. Joy Donlelson. Kotie Duffy. Sondy Lleder. Stefonie Vroo, Stefonie Hollenbeck. Front Row: Allison Johnson. Julie Jeffery. Heidi Nyberg. Jody Horemzo, Donile Leon, Dorti Arntsen. Liz Flssette. Middle Left: Krissy Hoguestuen ond Pom Corlson In oction. Middle Right: Kote Brondes. Nickl LoLlberte. ond Down Ketcher ore reody ond wolfing. Bottom: Pom Corlson, Nlcki LoUberte. ond Down Ketcher reoct with quickness ond know-how. Volleyboll — 199 Swimming in the Doys Swimming wos o competitive sport, with the teom composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors ond seniors. They were oil very dedicored to the teom with practices obout 9 times o week, 18 hours o week, (one hour every morning ond 2 ond o holf ofter school ond on Soturdoys). Before every Region ond Stote meet they shoved their legs, orms, bock ond chest because it gove the swimmers the feel of the worer, ond they were able to move quicker. Before every meet each member did something different to psyche themselves up. The sophomores oil listened to 104fm with their heodphones on the woy to the meet ond banged their heods ogoinst the seats. Robert Bredesen wos the ''Stallion. During the kicking sets, Todd Berg ond Kent Sundseth wormed up their lungs by singing Honk Williams Junior songs. This yeor they olso fried o Stevie Wonder Doy before practice; they unlocked their locks ond then turned out the lights ond fried to get into their suits. They had meets every Fridoy. on some Tuesdays. with invirotionols held on Saturdays. They had 11 different events in each meet, which lasted anywhere from 1 to 2 hours. Swimming wos said to be the most difficult sport, with swimmers getting olot of exercise from this sport. Tom Fronke. the heod coach, got in the pool with the swimmers when he started to gain weight, (he wouldn’t admit it but the guys could oil tell). Oh yo Todd Berg did you know you could eat o porcupine row ond not get sick! Also watch out for those killer pull buouys,- they con really get a hold of you. If you do not understand thor. osk one of the swimmers! — Melanie Socher pool, singing out Ttus Page: Top: Jett Ganley. Kent Sundserh, Poul Kiefer, ond Todd Berg enjoy working rogerher before meers Middle: Chris Umiond works hord on his lost lop of the meer 1987-88 Boys Swim Team. Bottom: Front Row: Todd Berg. Kenr Sundseth, Cooch Erin Anderson. Cooch Tom Fronke. Jett Gontey. Pool Kiefer. Back Row: Steve Srobbs. Chris Browne. Chris Hodden, Don Diezer. Shown Dilks. Joe Berg. Derek Sporks, Chris Umiond. Tim Hull, Joson Willis, Bob Bredeson. Court Boumgort. Brian Gollo Opposite Page: Top Left: Todd Berg, Joe Berg, ond Cooch Tom Fronke have o different opinion obour eoch other Top Right: Jeff Gontey — Like you've never seen before. Bottom: Kent Sundseth quickly tokes o breoth while posing for o picture. 200 Boys Swimming — 201 Girl’s Take 4th at State The Girl's Gymnosrics ream hod a yeor thor they con be proud of. The ream moy hove decreosed in size bur mode up for rhe loss in rolenr. The reom hod been ranked fourrh or srore and did jusr os well in rhe individuals. Down Kercher ended up wirh o flrsr on rhe uneven bors ond o rhlrd on rhe floor ond Krisro Helgeson come our wirh o fourrh on rhe balance beam. Regionals rurned our jusr os well. Krisro Helgeson received o firsr os rhe All-Around Gymnosr ond o second on rhe uneven bors. Maria Srromberg received o rhird on beam ond ploced firsr on rhe floor. Mory Feess come our wirh o rhird on rhe voulr. Coproins Liso Kivi ond Heorher Cullen kepr rhe spirir ond devorion up for rhe reom during rhe seoson even rhough rhere were o few Injuries ro overcome. The reom seems ro be in greor shope for nexr yeor or srore. Our of rhe reom. eighr girls will rerurn for nexr yeor ond roke srore by surprise by showing rhem rhor Pork Cenrer is o school ro look up ro. Over oil, rhe reom hod done o greor job ond proved rheir Pirore pride ro one ond oil. — Amy Rodzom PC SEASON RECORD Them I 13950 Apple Volley 141.3 Isi 136.3 Broirverd Invltorionol 141.5 Rosemonr 141 15 3rd. 141 65 Eden Proirle Invrtortonol 130 20 DurnsviBe 107 Isf 144.1 Edioo Invitononol 142.70 Irondole 140 4 1 146.3 Armstrong 1376 140.75 Osseo 133 75 1 143.4 Jefferson 134.65 Is 143 25 Pork Cenier-Periec? j 144 2 Ten Oosslc Kennedy 116 Isf 144 2 Regionob 4rh 145 60 STATE 12021 . Opposite Page: Top: Motto Stromberg, going for rhe gold ... Team Photo. Krtsto Helgeson. Down Kcrcher. Llso Klvl (coproln). Heorher Cullen (coptoin). Jenny Brown. Front: Sue Juolre. Morio Stromberg. Ju e Sriele. Mory Feess. Jenny CuBen Coaches. Jdl Peterson. Amy Schroeder. Jim Klvl, Monoger; Anne Luckow This Page: Top Left: KrWo Helgeson goes for perfection. Top Right: Just pointing my toe!” Bottom Left: To Dol Bottom Right: ‘TH tumble for yol“ Girls Gymnastics — 203 Girls Basketball gives it their all The 1987-88 girl s basketball teams definitely put their all into this season. They kept the enthusiosm going strong even after some of their disappointments. They moy not hove won os mony gomes os they would hove liked, but the girls fought until the birter end, and the results were very impressive. In many gomes, the finol scores were close. The Pirates gave those other reoms o run for their money. Team coptolns, Nikki LeVesque ond Borb Broun, along with Coach McCorton ond Cooch Leslie, hove reolly influenced the team ond hove helped them work up to their full potential. Also, monoger Kathy Stejskol did olot for the team, helping out wherever needed. On this yeor's Vorsity J.V. team there were three very talented sophomores. One comment that wos mode by o senior team more. These ore some of Pork Center's rising stars. Thonks to oil the ream members for oil their effort pur into the seoson! — Kim Eckstein OPPONENT WE THEY Woyzota 41 20 Osseo 49 52 Jefferson 40 47 Kennedy 49 45 Apple Volte y 07 42 Mmnehoho 47 36 Roseville 00 31 Totino Groce 00 40 Holy Angeb 50 47 Rosemount 09 45 Burnsville 51 00 Armstrong 52 51 Roosevelt 66 40 Osseo 41 50 Jefferson 49 59 Kennedy 51 46 Apple Volley 51 59 Rose mount 65 56 Burnsville 49 50 SEASON RECORD OPPONENT WE THEY Henry 71 64 Osseo 61 62 Jefferson 50 45 Kennedy 62 65 Apple Volly 50 59 Red Wing 59 41 Wlnono 77 73 Rosemoont 77 60 Burnsville 46 46 Armstrong 70 55 Osseo 60 66 De k Solle 60 72 Jefferson 64 49 South 56 57 Kennedy 54 56 Apple Volley 45 56 Rosemount 72 57 Burnsville Armstrong Opposite Page: Middle: Sharon Carlson words off o Burnsville defender 10 moke o jump shot. Left: Uso Jonlcke sets up or rhe rop of the key. Bottom: Var-•Ity J.V. Team. Top Row: Korhy Stejskol. Cooch McCorton. Shoron Corfson. Sue Solsfod. Jodi Betsinger. Soroh Knutson. Noomi Ische. Jenny Miler, Cooch Leslie. Bottom Row: Betsy Stromberg. Anne Leto. Uso Jonlcke. Nikki LeVesgue. Borb Broun, Morqulto Acosto. Trocy Gunerud. This Page: Sophomore Team. Top Row: Nicky Miller. Kotie Duffy. Sondy Lieder. Dee Hunt. Angie Brown, Dono Schreifels. Bottom Row: Lori Dovls. Sherri Hess. Dorcy Arnston. Heidi Erickson. Amy Vondo. Korl Edgor. Middle Left: Colm ond In control. Borb Broun keeps Burnsville on their guord. Middle Right: Morquito Acosto puts up on outside base line shor. Lower Left: Eoger bench owoits to get into the gome while Cooch McCorton voices his opinion to the ref. Girls Basketball — 205 Boys Basketball Shoots for Records This year’s ream was led by senior captains Mike Palomny and Jon Nelson. There were mony dose gomes and many rough opponents. At Christmas, the Pirates won the Winona Holldoy Tournament. Other highlights Included big wins over Rosemounr and Armstrong. Mike Polomny set o school record for points scored in o season ond led the Lake Red conference in scoring. For his efforts, Polomny wos named to the Metro All-Star ream. There were mony dedicated ployers contributing to the team ond competition for ploying rime kept oil the ployers working hard. — Jodi Hunter StASOH RfCOftO PortiCmfc Opponent Hcvy 71 04 Ohoo 01 5? Jeflenon X) 45 Kennedy 67 65 Apple Vo cy so 59 fted Vlng 59 41 Vrono 77 73 RoiefTvooof 77 60 Out revile 46 46 AhTalroog 70 55 Ouco 60 66 DeloJole 60 72 t 1 cnort 64 49 5o h S6 57 Kennedy 64 56 Apple Vo6cy 64 56 Roienxxmi 72 57 tVjrmvfle 75 60 Anrunong S3 51 WoaNxxn 67 60 Sooth OS 54 Worth 69 66 Ovieo 0-10 65 66 Seoion Re«xd 4rti FVxe lohe Red Con o co o Region 5AA — 2nd PVxo VtnonoltoWoy CNompi 206 Opposite Page: Top Center: Chris Carbon, looking for the open mon, Left Center: Mike Kolas wolfs for o pass Bottom Right: Var lty J.V. Basketball Squad. Chris Corbon. Frank Jermosek. Blolne Bauer. Paul Jonasoa. Mike Polomny, Jeff Holmes. Tim Dubois. 2nd Rou ; Assf. cooch Am Zopi, Cro g Wilson. Jon Nelson. Scon Weasel. Mike Kolas, heod cooch Wendel Ring 3rd Row: Jesse Josephson. Erik Aoron. Chris SfockweU. Tkn McGowan. Dan Kopp. This Page: Top: Sophomore Basketball Squad. Front Row: Eric Longnecker. Mark Weasel. Brian Wlllloms. John Borstow. Chor Toufen. 2nd Row: Cooch Dole Honken. Rod Bloke. Eric Messenburg, Tort Schneider. Chris Heroih. cooch Dove Garrison 3rd Row: Chris Honson. Tim Skojo. Jon Doctor. Bren Reem. More Qoltmeyer. Left Bottom: Jon Nelson mokes o shot. Right Center: Paul Jonason posses rhe ball. Boys BosketboH — 207 Wrestling pins down without J.V. The season wenr os well os could be expected, considering there wasn't o J.V. wrestling team because of the lock of wrestlers. The P.C. wrestlers improved o lot in their conditioning ond striving to do their best, even if they felt they would hove lost the matches. They practiced everyday from 2:40 to 4:10. The meets were mostly on Fridays, some Saturdays. Tuesdays, ond Thursdays. The most improved wrestler was Erik Weisser in his wrestling techniques. Before Christmas break he hod o tough time, having won 2 out of 13 motches, but offer Christmos break, he won 8 out of 10 motches. The wrestling teom did o good job; we should be proud of our P.C. wrestling teom. — Kothy Porter SfASON RiCOAD PC Opp PC 8 teom T xxnam wv 7m pfcxe 1 notoy AGO toumameo 3rd ptoce ChnOQO loAe TOOAOrtWKW 4m place HOKSftJ 33 30 Apple VoAey kov PC A toumomeoi 7m ptoce Rojemo.ni 31 41 Vorrei InvOonooal 2nd ptoce OumjvAe 21 ?8 Atmurcng 43 11 lotew lofce 8 Toumomen) conceited Ouco 6 10 Porfc Coitoge Grove 24 x lelfcnon 32 30 Kennedy 30 27 Opposite Page: Top Middle: Erik Weisser whispers I'll get you yet to his Apple Volley opponent. Middle Left: Andre Lee thinks of new strategies to pin hts opponent. Middle Right: Rondy Wold tokos the hond of his opponent. Bottom Left: 1987-88 Wrestling Team. Top Row: Coptoln Jody McIntyre. Mike Vosuro. Andre Lee. Mott Rochford. Don Wood. Jody Joques. Assistont Cooch. Gory Smith. Middle Row: Coptoln Chod Moon. Orion Jones. Scott Sondbo. Coptoln. Mike McAnolly. Erik Weisser. Greg Miedemo. Orion Wolsh. Bottom Row: Orenr Rofferty. Rondy Wold. Shone Lunner. Tim Thol. Tom Thol, Jeff Lemonds. Not Pictured: Heod Cooch. Dove Adney, Monoger. Tlno Stebblns. This Page: Top Left: Mike McAnolly gets reody to pin his Apple Volley opponent. Top Right: Erik Weisser concentrates on his next move. Middle Left: Don Wood thinks of o plon to pin his opponent from Apple Volley. Middle Right: Could you use mouth wash next time? asks Don Wood. Bottom Left: Mott Rochford forcefully overcomes his opponent. Wrestling — 209 Keeping Faith Just when you rhoughr it wos sofe to nor try out for the Pork Center Hockey teom ... LOOK OUT; because Pirote Pride doesn't stop here! The dedication of the 1987-88 Pork Center Hockey teom wos outstanding! This year's Pirote Hockey teom proved to be true winners. maybe not in scoring points and scoring team gools. but in meeting set personol goals, ond holding together when times were the roughest to keep gomes to very close scores. Defeating Rosemounr twice. Minnehoho Academy, ond tying Burnsville were some highlights of the season. Over 1987-68 the Pork Center Hockey teom moy not hove hod o winning record in the newspopers. but they were definitely the winners where if reoily counted, because no matter whot happened they were olwoys proud to be the Pork Center Pirates!H — Sharon Ookvik in Pirate Pride SEASON RECORD PIRATES OPPONENT Spring lake Pork 2 a Hosrings 0 -1 Eden Prairk 4 s Jefferson 2 6 Armstrong 5 6 Apple VoOoy 2 6 Burnsville 4 4 Kennedy 2 6 Rosemounr 5 4 Osseo 1 b Jefferson 2 6 Armstrong 1 6 Minnehaha Academy 8 1 Apple Valley 1 2 Bur ns v life 4 b Kennedy 1 4 Rosemounr b 3 Osseo 3 4 210 SEASON RECORD PIRATES Spring lohc Ports no scote avoilobte OPP, Heatings 1 Eden Ptoltle t o scote ovotiobfc? Jefferson no scote ovodobte 5 Armstrong 2 6 Appie VoUey 1 15 Burnsville 1 11 Kennedy 0 4 Rose mount 0 A Ouoo 1 6 Jefferson 0 7 Armstrong 2 0 Mlnnehotso Acodemy 10 3 Apple VoUey 1 5 ( Bums vile 0 10 Kennedy 1 11 Rosemount 2 5 Osseo 4 6 OppoUic Past: 34 Tony TeoEyck skctn wlrh Oft of hh many ouwondvig COrrles oI the yeor. Right 25 AAork Koertve ptoyi strong Defense wh4c 32 Oove Oourgerte woks to recetve the pou o« rhe boorch Bottom Photo- Vanity Hockey Team. Top Row: Cooch Pod Audtko. 23 Jason ArtBer. 29 Copton Moli Ouctow. 36 Jomle Artur phy. 27 Oren Koftneh. 32 Dove Oourgerte. 30 Mork Jemon. 40 Tim McOf. 25 Mork Koethe. 39 Dry Oft CroccW. Hood Cooch Ron Gordon Second Row: Trotner tod lebcrt. 24 CoptcAn frk Rmkko. 37 CoproAft Curtu Jontcke. 26 led Rothmonner. 33 Goote Andy lomen. 35 GooBe Joy DombrowsM. 35 Kwh Mm. 26 Tom Tle� hef. 34 Tony Tcfttyck. Artonoget Sharon Ookvtk. Bottom Row: Monogor JH Undmon. Chcerteodeo Amy Groves. Doni C octet. Chris Vkko. Ginger North. Koto Wodiworth. Ami tcmoftds. Deon Otocdnl ThL Page: Top Left: Junior Vanity Hockey Team. Cooch Otuce Oroccvrt. 10 Jorod Nehon. 6 Mon Pederson. 2 Soon Irteou. 12 Mart rtock . 14 Orton Von Dyke. 6 Jason Shfrrtrr. 20 Joioft Mustod. 19 Den CordUiot Heod Cooch Tim Gerber. Second Row: 22 ArtAc- flscher. 3 Dustin Trombley. 7 John Undmon. 35 Goole Joy OombtowsM. 30 GooBe Dove Gotvln. 5 Dove King 11 Adorn Denny. 17 Tom Ouotow. Bottom Row: Jrtonoget Oeno Oroccw. Cheerleader . Amy Grove . Donl Cotter. Chrts Vicko. Ginger North. Arr e Lemondl. Artonoget J« linkman ond Shoron Ookv Top Left 33 Andy I omen moke another speciociAor sovcl 23 Joion ArtJlei h reody to pm o stop to the Joauors re-bounder Top Right: 37 Coptotn Ccrtb Jontcke. 33 GooBe Andy lomen ond 27 (Vert Kodnek teody lor the loco off Middle Left 33 Andy tomen mokes ihc love ond 36 Jomfe Mcrphle ftottem the shootet os 'i 30 ond 26 owott o rebound to toke the other woy. Bottom Left 33 Andy I omen mokes the save with o Bert help from 25 Artork Koetho 23 Jooon Artder ond 36 Jomle Morphy Bottom Right: 32 Dove Door gene ts teody to moke the pou to owoftng help m neutral ice 211 Cross Country Skis The Distance Cross Country Skiing is o fun. yer serious sporr. You con enjoy the outdoors, beouriful surroundings, ond hove o lot of fun while or it! Cross Country Skiing Is not considered o very ’serious” sport by some, but on extro-curriculor octiviry. To others, it Is reom spirit, hord work, ond o lor of hord effort. As for os receiving o letter In Cross Country Skiing is concerned, only the femole members moy letter In the sport. The mole members of the teom ore moinly on the teom for the fun of it. the excitement, ond the experience. Since there ore so mony more sports for the guys to letter in thon the girls, they decided to give Cross Country Skiing to the girls to even it out some more. Anyone on the teom hod to sign up in October with either Mr. Gerst or Mr. Peterson. Proctice rook ploce everydoy after school in porks or on school property. Proctice usuolly went from 2:45 to 5:00 ond some weekends. This yeor, even though their winning ability wasn’t oil together, it wos still o good yeor os for os the experience they hod os o teom. They won only 3 our of 12 meets lost seoson, but they soid It wos ”okoy with them because they hod o lot of loughs. No matter ’whor’ sporr you ore in, the experience is with you olwoys! — Down Wuornos This Page: I don't know M I con bear this teom! Jomle loewens figures her best moneuvers to conquer the opposing teom in o meet. SEASON RECORD Armstrong Losi OurnsviKe Lost Cooper Won Eden Proirte Lost Edino Lost Hopkins Lost Jefferson Lost Kennedy Lost Minnetonka Lost Osseo Lost Richfield Won Woyzoto Won 212 — Cross Country Skiing Opposite Pope: 1987 88 Cross Country Team Bock R m Mr Gerjl. Joacn fdenj. Andy Wk •om . Sieve Hogtond. A ton ft . Mhe KunnfcH. ftoben forpoN. Cro 9 JAcMohon. K� V Mcfortoftd. A Pereoorv Middle Row: Jody 5� Dennis, lyryi Artve . Kim Nelson. Louro fooa, Jomie loewens. Loro Sronotowski. Hett Ameson, Ertco Perce. Los el Anderson. Louro Pcrcraon. Shono Kllness Front Row: Kurr Chrtsrensetv Chris OotWsoW. D009 Svotoodo. Peter Ku. Erse U Joe Jereaek TIUs Page: Top left: frtco Perce ond louro lousi show rher friendshp 10 rive comeio Top Right: Jody Si Denna. lyrvs AiKd. oodM Peterson gorher ro pton the tfci roure Middle Left: IVxmg for me finish — Peter Ku Middle Right: Oo g McMohon geil reody lor O yxK Jfort soon far Right- Andy Vtooms needs o breoh Bottom Left: After o lough run. [rtco Pierce goihers some thoughts. Bottom Right: A frustrating ha onocKs Kim Nebon Cross Country Skiing — 213 IM SPORTS Yes. once ogoin ir wos rime for Intro-murol Sports. Only In its second year, IM sports hove integrated the halls of P.C. ond sent students on o mission; to become the top team in eoch of the five IM sports. Boys ond girls olike got psyched up for big gomes. Volleyboll wos broken up into four divisions: All-Comers, Coed. Homeroom, ond Girls. Some of the winners in the regular season ond in thot tourney were the Timberwolves, Hombobes. Class of '90', Well Sure, ond T.V. Beans ond Wienies. Flog football wos another interesting sport mode especially for girls. Also In its second season, this wos o sport that gives girls o chance to go rough ir up” on o field using their keen wit ond o good sense of direction. The girls bottled ir oil out on o neutral field to see who would achieve the ultimore gool: being the champion sof girls' flog footboll. — Tim Wogner Facing Page: Top Right: Front Row: Croig Gunderson, Todd Courneyo. Row 2: Karhy Hanken, Sue Kongro, (kendo Wesiowski. Kori Logsworth, Heather Olson. Tony Henningson. Row 3: Kris Redeen. Downo Horstod, Angle Thorson. Chris Wlcko. Jomie Cortez. Stocey Hesh, Kim Olson. Top Left: The Spuds. Front Row: Josoo Skindelin. Scon Foller. Row 2: Jenny Chesner. Oerh Melsher. Leo Srovedohl, Julie Foss. Row 3: Vicki Williams, Uso Smith, Amy Rodsom. Jenny Rottie. Korhy Clork Bottom Right: Front Row: Julie Stiley. Jill Zelenok. Lauro Peterson. Lori Steiner. Row 2: Meggen Cullen, John Koren, Chris Tkcaro. Jill Stemper. Denise Arrel. Kyle Georhort Middle. Right: The Iron curtoin defense of the SPUDS lines up for another ottock. Bottom Left: Jenny Chesner shows us one of her more otrrocrive expressions os she doodles with her hood. This Page: Middle Left: Well Sure. Front Row: Todd Orgon. Scott Strebol. Row 2: Stephonle Ferrari. Angie Thorson. Amy Becker. Kris Hetlon. Row 3: Mike Strietz. Chorles Kroll. More Carter. Johny Nelson. Donlel Hreho. Top Left: Row I: Chorles Kroll. Leigh Solberg. Todd Elftmonn. Rachel Johnson. Don Hreho. Row 2: Kristo Helgoson. Holly Fisher. Ginger North, Uso Kivl. Middle Right: Beth Melshner pretends she is Wolter Poyton os she tries to elude o rockier In o very Important gome. Top Right: Trimberwolfe . Front Row: Scott Strebol. Todd Orgon. Jeff Holes. Scott Wensel. Row 2: Mike Strietz. Chorles Kroll. More Corter, Johny Nelson. Daniel Hreho. Lower Right: Hombabes. Row I: Nikki Rodriguez, Cyn-thio Corlson. Robbin Holt. Michelle Honson. Row 2: Jenny Bolthozor. Michelle Wyborg. Kerri Gross. Bottom Left: The Class of ’90. Row I: Eric Portington. Eric Bauer. Jeff Rothmonner. More Quitmeyer. Row 2: Brett Reem, Mike Skojo. Dove Bourgerle. John Borstow. IM Sports — 215 IM SPORTS Intramural sporrs completed its second yeor here or P C. This yeor 12 reams scrambled on the courts of Pork Center in seorch of the championship medols. Gomes were ployed to 40 every Tuesdoy ond Thursday mornings of 6:30 A M. Teams such os the Trimberwolves ond the Sultons OF Swot dominated the court with their presence olong with their ability to ploy basketball. Winners of the regulor season were the Trimberwolves ond the Dig Macs. Winners of the tourney were the Trimberwolves ond P.S.V.P. I.M. bosketboll become port of the great Pork Center tradition of sportsmanship activities helping unite the students of P C. into one fomlly. It olso gove the students with little athletic obilify the chonce to ploy some basketball. — Timothy Wogner 216 — IM Spotrs Opposite Page: Top Right: Chod Selberg shoors rhe boll os he roes ro leod R S.V P ro o victory Middle Left: Croig Rlnne shoors over rhe loop ot Joe Hunt Bottom Left: Morty Roers shows off his owesome le oping obiliry os he rejecis o shot. Middle Right: Ar exciting shot of o perfect dribble Bottom Right: The Trimberwolves. This Page: Top Right: A shot of o perfect shot release. Middle Left: Vince Gorcio about ro try ond finoily moke o shot Bottom Left: John DIG NOS£' Roberts skies ro stuff the pill Top Left: Joe THE MAN' Hunt shoors one over Crolg THE STUD Rinne !M 218 219 WHAT THEY ARE REALLY ABOUT P. C. Whenever you’ve seen Ms. Lomp coming in the building lore, chonces ore she reolly wosn’r rordy. Or, whenever you've seen her leovlng eorly, there’s o good chonce rhor she wosn’r skipping lost hour. Ms. Lomp Is the communi-cotion between the school ond the School Boord, the Superintendent, ond the porents. Those times you've seen her coming ond going, she's probably coming from or going to o meeting. She olso hos o lot of other jobs. Bur, to moke things eosier, she, Mr. LoFrenze, ond Mr. Prekker divide them up. Besides helping Ms. Lomp, Mr. LoFrenze ond Mr. Prekker hove other jobs like registration, working with teachers about dosses, ond hondling discipline of students, primarily students who hove disrupted the educational process for others or him herself. And. thot’s not eosy. So. to help them out there’s Mr. Barnes. Mr. Bornes deals moinly with unexcused absences ond attendance problems. There is another port of the administration. the money port, ond that's where Mr. Zeman comes in. He is the Business manager. He handles everything that hod to do with money. For exomple. the Doughnut Hole and the pop mochines! He o'so handles orders for the desks, textbooks, the cholk etc .. . Also, if o window breaks, he would take core of buying o new one. He wos olso the boss to the paraprofes-sionols (secretaries, deportment oides. custodial staff, and onyone else who wosn’r o teacher.) For all of you sport fans there’s Mr. Mottoz. He is the activities director. He even hires the cooches. Mr. Mottoz wos olso the P.C. Chairman ond handled the money for music concerts ond classes. So. you see these people aren’t only for looks. They hove reol jobs and without them the school would nor be os well organized. — Lynn Quick 220 P C Administration SCHOOL BOARD SUPERINTENDENT The cenfrol adminisi .olive ream of the school district, with offices In the Educotionol Service Center in Mople Grove, directs the various departments of the school district. The superintendent of schools oversees all district progroms ond services; the director of instructional oreos,- the director of administration oversees the financial oreos. Other positions include the director of personnel, the coordinator of school community relations, the co- ordinator of student support services, the coordinator of curriculum ond instruction. the coordinator of research ond evaluation, the coordinator of medio, ond the coordinator of administrative services. Facing Page.: Middle Left: Park Center Administration. Mr Zemon. Mr Mortoz. Mr. Bornes. Mr. LoFrenz. Mrs. Lomp. Mr. Prekker Middle Right: Mrs Lomp is hord or work in her office. Bottom Left: Mr Zemon is busy or work. Bottom Right: Mr. Domes tolks with them obout the punishment. TTiis Page: Top: District 279 Administration. Front Row: Dill Dlx. Dr. Undo Crowtord-longe. Dr. Jim Doddle. Alkie Tuserh. Dill Shrogg Back Row: Ken lundgren. Superintendent Mod Romsey. Dole Homitron. Rick Oxenford. Dennis Skinner. Dr. George Robehl. Dob Olson Bottom: School Board. Back Row: Ron Christenson. Orion Don ie Ison. Rfchord Show. Porte nee Goll. Front Row: Superintendent Mori Romsey. Dole Homllton. Addon Olson D Dtsrrtcr 279 Admtnisrronon — 221 S w « r £ as H Breaking the English barriers Lost yeor’s theme continuation, Read and Write On , deolt exclusively with the programs in the English deportment. This yeor. focusing on the ’bock-to-bosics'' cry prevolent in recent yeors, o theme wos chosen that reflected the goals of unity sought by the district. Building Bridges hod emphasis on how reoding ond writing ore to be tought ocross the entire curriculum, not just in English dosses, while of the some time being o continuation ond exponsion of previous themes. The English curriculum also mirrored the bock-to-bosics consciousness,- with the possible exception of the spring English elective system, which is much like the curriculum of the 50's. There were prescribed readings to be studied ot certoin grode levels by certain tracked students — Macbeth. Julius Caesar. readings in British ond Americon literature, etc. There also wos more emphasis on mechanics ond expression, although there were several specifics in these oreos thot might require strengthening. All in oil, occording to deportment head Don Okerson, sticking to the bosics is o good idea in high school. — Jason Carter This Page: Top: Dieting react torn to Mr Doyle's classroom homo Middle Right: The English Department: Front Row: SoAy Dekc. Don Okersorv Tim Doyle. Cho Chrtsrensen. Jock Hohog. VtrgWo Davis, Pool Worde Bock Row: Mike live more. Sue Hein. Lyrm Johnson. Roberta Johnson. Jone KenKnlgM. Holly UtriehekJ. Gerry Sasse. 0 ll Jensen Left: Oon Keaningron scribbles feverishly before the be Lower Right: Study, boys. -Judy' Facing Page: Top: DON'T INTERRUPT ME WE I'M WORKING’ Don FMptafc ond m Dehn ech ond scrorch over their Engksh assignments Bottom Left: REALITY IN CONFLICT Dennis Jorgenson eohes hb subject moner to bean by doydrcot-rung about no. we con i soy Bottom Right: Mrs Johnson odmmisiers o surprise Qucr to her Monday morning dass 222 — English English — 220 MATH: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE With the rise in college bound sru-denrs who wonr more of rhe higher level moth classes, rhis yeor's moth deporrmenr wos reviewing rheir curriculum, ond plonning changes according ro rhe needs ond wonts of forthcoming students. Along with the higher level classes, rhis year the moth deportment also odded on applied geometry course for students who would just like on introduction into geometry rother than taking the full year course. Even though the moth deportment wos offering more high level closses, rhe curriculum wos still well rounded enough to be beneficial in everyone's life. — Jodi Hunter 224 — Morh Facing Page: Top Center. The Math Teachers. Back Row: Ms SchoenwoW, Mr. Olson. Ms Hoflodoy. Mr. Fisher. Ms Gilbertson. Mr WokJowskl. Ms Louden. Mr. Anderte. Mr. Johnson. Mr. Schilts. Front Row: Mr Adney. Mr Hocl. Mr. Snoder. Mr. Gove. Center Left: Ms Hollodoy exploins her new found meonlng of 'TV'I Bottom Left: Mr. Snoder educotlng his doss Right Center: Don Von mastering computer programming’ This Page: Top Center: Mr. Gove 900s through the lesson for o student. Left Center. Mory Feass mokes sure she looks good for the test! Left Center: Missy Nelson finds Algebro II very exciting Right Center: Ginger North looks on with o dossmote I Moth — 225 m ft 3 b « ft « OPENING NEW DOORS Pork Center offered o wide ronge of science courses for oil of its students. Biology, Physics, ond Chemistry closses were oil ovoiloble for the science-oriented student. Although Science wos only required for three trimesters, most students chose to continue it if they were plonning to further their science education through college or were just basically interested in science itself. The teachers or Pork Center were highly qualified ond dedicored stoff members who were willing to go our of their woy to give extro help to ony students that wished it. Clossroom activities included laboratory work, experiments, group assignments, movies, demonstrations, ond special lectures. Science students were osked about their feelings towords their closses ond it wos found that science wos challenging ond offered new. interesting learning experiences ond wos well worth the while. Some students, eorly on, set their minds ond goals towards o science related coreer. Some of the careers sought after by these Pork Center students included such jobs os doctors, veterinarians, marine biologists, scientists, ond lob technician work. For these people. the science courses token provided valuable Information they would be oble to use in the future. Throughout the year, science courses included o sprinkling of humor. Students recoiled, with o smile, the chemistry experiment that backfired, cousing o startling explosion, by fault of the teacher or o student. Dissection of animals in Human Medical Biology gave many students o shudder, while for others if wos o woy to experiment with oil the different things they could do with o frog. For oil those thot explored the pros ond cons of the science courses offered, it could ronge from o faint, won Interest in the subject to o desire to go after it os o coreer. The specific closses offered permitted the student to explore the oreo they were interested in. — Wendy Groning Top: Sophomore Chris Vondoi corefully orronges o slide on the microscope platform Bottom: Grom Hermonson. Georglo Spiropoulos ond Hlyom Wozwoz give rheir full attention to o lob experiment 226 — Science Science — 227 « S « D H « NO WAY OUT Mony students moy wonder how So-ciol Studies benefit our own needs. So-ciol Studies is imporront, becouse if ol-lows us to understond more obout our history, ond also allows us to moke decisions obout how we wont to leod our lives. The social deportment's goals were to encourage students to porticipote in lectures, hond in given assignments, ond to reduce the number of foiling students. Sociol Studies is not eosy to poss. It takes time ond effort to understand, ond gives insights about our studies. One half of the sociol dosses were required in order to graduate, ond there's no woy out! The majority of the students felt that some of these dosses did nor opply to their future coreer, but the teachers' response to thot was, it doesn't hove to include one's future coreer. bur it will affect one's doily life.” Thor is why one of the major goals of the sociol deportment was to encourage students to get Involved, becouse if would help them moke significant decisions about their lives, ond olso to moke them realize whatever happens will somehow effect them. Although some required sociol dosses were more difficult, there were other less rigorous dosses offered, such os Religions of the World, ond Modern Sociol Problems. Religions of the World, tought by Mr. Rossmussen, deolr with the study of different cultures ond traditions. Special projects Included field trips to churches of different religions, such os. Cotholics, Orthodox. Christionity. Synagogues, etc. Mr. Rossmussen felt that this closs helped students to accept each other's individuality. On the other hond. Modern Social Problems, tought by Mr. Douglos, dealt with teaching students how to solve doily problems. Their speciol projects involved toking surveys about their interests, ond identifying their role or status. Mr. Douglos felt thot this closs helped students to recognize themselves os imporront, ond accept who they ore. Moreover, by gaining knowledge obout sociol studies, students leorned more obout the world oround them, ond developed o good foundation for their future. — Tuyet Trinh ond Wendy Groning 226 — Sociol SrixJies Social Studies Students Gain Insight And Experiences I N D U S X R I A I A R T S The Industrie! Arts courses ot Pork Center gove students on opportunity to leorn vorious skills thot gove them bock-ground experience. This allowed them to use their skills and knowledge for future jobs or just for cosuol Interest. Some of the closses students were interested in were.- Power Mechanics, Cor, Drofting, Wood Lobs, Photography, ond Fiberglass Lobs. Closses thot were not os widely recognized were: Graphic Arts, Aviation, ond Electronics. Graphic Arts wos o course where the students were shown how to design commercial type messages ond pictures for the public eye. They olso learned how to operate o variety of machines, such os, offset press operation, stripping ond plotemoking, basic screen printing ond making iron-on T-shirt printing with multiple color printing. There were oil sorts of jobs ovolloble for students who hod some background experience with graphic orrs. Aviation was o course for students interested in oirplones ond oerospoce technology ond included: olrplone systems, communications, flight computers ond cross-country flight, ovlorion history, nature of space, ond meteorology. One activity Involved taking field trips to the airport to view different structures, ond sizes of oirplones. This class wos on excellent opportunity for students who would like to become o pilot. The Electronics class wos open to oil students interested in exploring the continuing rapid growth of electricity ond electronics. The materials covered included: electrical ports ond circuit, test equipment, AC ond DC theory, different fools used for special projects, computer electronics, ond TV ond Radio theory. The closses listed above ore just o sampling of the large selection of industrial technology closses ovoiloble of Pork Center. There were mony others ond they gove students o chance to leorn new skills to be used os o hobby or perhops o future career. — Tuyet Trinh This Page: Top: Todd O'Connor applies himself to design his masterpiece. Bottom: Vinee Gordo Is enthused obout studying the history ot Industrlol Arts. Facing Page: Top: Industrial Arts Faculty. Back Row: Woyne Swedol. Don Whipple. Jim Kochevor. Front Roiv: Mott Worren, Jerry Grohom, Cliff Hoy. Lower Left: Mr. Whipple ossists Robert Schlegel In understanding electronics. Middle: Dona Doeshams Is working In Woods lob. Lower Right: Kris Waters ond Hyom Wozwoz ore working on their electronics project. 200 — Industrial Technology Indusrriol Technology — 201 % H It’s not just paper and pencils I con't drew! A common remork heord in the beginning drowlng dosses. until they leorned rhor o mojor port of success in drowing Is “seeing.” In order to drow, students need to look ond reolly see what on object is mode up of — angles, contours, texture, value, proportion. If one con reolly see those things, ond understand that they ore transferring 3-D Into 2-D, then they con drow. Art is more than just making o pot, more than just soldering, more than stretching o convos. If Is o creative outlet, it Is o woy of thinking ond Involves unique problem solving. Most of oil. It Is o whole new woy of seeing things. Art relores to other areas olso. We use moth to judge proportion ond to design composition. Through o visual vehicle, we moke social statements or express thoughts ond philosophies that ore communicated to the viewer. Cloy on the floor, on the walls of second floor, or even In the bathroom. No, that's not whor is taught In ceramics — throwing refers to making pots on o porter s wheel, not throwing cloy or walls or people! Overall, orr provides on enrichment ond o creative fulfillment for those who take on interest in if. — Down Wuornos 202 — Ar! Fating Pagt: Top: Mr Spoden or ) Ms Yondl deode thoi A WokJowshl would look be« i wth o musioch Middle Ro« INmonn coaty areiches het convos lot aorten m pointing doss Bottom Left: Sieve Pefecson concenircres on v ploying Ni toients wit. poper ond pend Bottom Right OovfcJ Cwtennlo chedo oof how Che rte Ounfee monoges to drow ond aoy dm 01 ihe some wne Thlt Paga: Upper Left: Mil M e KunNcfc is in ihe middle d o smooit. arc Upper Wight Mkp No mon odds Jua rhe nght touch to Ms pointing Bottom Left: OK, when't thts doy dud. going to Anofty dry? Oove Moore soys imponenrty Bottom Right: As Chuck Dorff works or Ns doy project. we monoge ro snop o picture An —233 STAYING ACTIVE, STAYING HEALTHY P H Y H E A E T H Uniforms rodoy Is o sroremenr which usuolly senr people moping ro rhe locker rooms. Even so, in picking between Heolrh, Life Firness. and PE classes, most students would pick PE. These classes kept students out on the floor keeping active, instead of In the classroom foiling osleep. For example, in Life Firness, students worked on cordiovoscular firness by doing aerobics, and for PE they worked on physical well-being by ploying volley-boll, foorboll. handball, badminton, etc. On rhe other hand, in Health students studied bosic health topics. Although this class in In the classroom, students learned o lot about their health ond how ro rake core of it. Although rhe PE ond Health dosses hove different focuses, students leorn o lot about their health ond physical wellbeing. — Lynn Quick This Page: Top: Poul Jonason keeps count — 1. 2. 6, 12. 24. 35 .. . Middle: Phy Ed Health Faculty. Back Row: Wendell Ring. Del Mortoz. Middle Row: Lennle Thompson. Cindy Bodlne, Shirley Elllckson. Gory Dovel. Center: Russ Holland. Bottom: Troy Meyer poses for everyone. Facing Page: Top Left: Angie Thorson ond Kothy Honken enjoy rhelr dolly workout. Top Right: Deonno Hunt. Trocy Gutterrud. Morquito Acosto, ond Down Hrltz wondering H they hove to dress lor gym Middle Left: Kevin Pegg ond his teom ploy vol-leyboll Middle Right: Shown Smith soys Whew!, this gets tiring Bottom Left: Volleyball Is one of the mony things ro do In gym. Bottom Right: Kim Dombroskl soys This Isn't too heovy! 234 — Phy Ed Heolrh Phy Ed. Heolrh — 235 ONE . .. TWO ... 1, 2, 3, 4 M U S I c Those dreaded numbers thor wenr through your mind until you went crozy! Bond. Orchestro, ond Choir. Students heard these numbers over ond over again every day in doss. “Spit your gum out ond sit up straight! That seemed to be Mr. Olson's exact words every doy In bond. Mr. Anthony ond Mr. Molewicki seemed to soy the some when they were directing their choir dosses. Mr. Borgsrrom frantically tried to tune everyone's instruments in orchestro. The Music deportment of Pork Center seemed to be o large port of our school spirit. Nor only did Olson ond Mr. Hoiseth direct bond ond reoch doily lessons, they organized Pep Bond, seosonol concerts, ond school pep fests. During the summer months Borgstrom ond Olson directed the summer Marching Bond, ond kept our Pirate Pride olive. Anthony ond Molewicki kept busy during the school year with their choir dosses also. Concerts, programs, special appearances, ond contests kept the students busy ond involved. According to Anthony, “This year's choir dosses were capable enough to work os o group ond moke o recording ot the end of the year. Anthony olso thought that there wos great potential here, everyone hod on overoll positive attitude ond seemed to work well os o unit. Choir wosn't the only group excelling. Orchestro shoped up ond Mr. Borgstrom thought that he hod very talented ond energetic students thor worked well together ond seemed to be having fun. Hoiseth seemed to think rhot our bonds hod great potential to do well in concerts ond competition if they kept up the work ond kept o high level of appreciation for music ond musicians olike. After oil, Pork Center is known for their outcome of “producing fine musidons ond vocalists. Whot else could you expect? We hove the finest students ond the greatest music teachers of them oil! 5 ... 6 ... 7 ... 8! — Amy Radzom 7J� I� Page: Top: Tot Pep Band exprew It pride o� o Pnoie loortx goit Mid dte: Our BeJovcd Muik Department. Woody HoMA Duwoyne Mc ewtcW Ed Anrhony. John Obon. ond Sieve 0or� yronv Lower Left: M Oorgwom W ocnonl Lower Right. Mr Anrhony tt plcosed w� h it ctvoir s performance Facing Pag : Top: Jennifer EHervon Ho y Coceter. Meoitv «r Prince. Courtney Ooehche ond Koro Anrol reoAy gei vuo ihew bond cJatP lower Left: Ploy « ogotn. Johnny O Lower Right: lourie Alexonde� ond Melon Andenoo — red muSOont' 236 — Music Music — 237 NEW SKILLS LEARNED FOR BASIC LIVING H O M E E C O AT 0 M 1 C S Wow. I didn't know rhor,” wos on expression often heord from students In olmost every Home Economics doss, things one could hove never imogined were rought. Mony students. Including guys, moy hove thought — whor's the sense In toking Foods. Child Development or Sewing; moybe even Personol Appeoronce?” But. just by toking ony of these dosses one could leorn o lot obout themselves, others ond things they never knew obout Home Ec. dosses. Mony students even thought thot these dosses were eosy. o reol eosy grode. Yes. they might be eosy. but there wos olso some chollenge involved too. In Child Development. 2-5 yeor olds come into the closs, ond students worked on being their teocher. It wos nor eosy! They needed to plon their snack, playtime, group time, who does whor, when ond how. Then, In Child Lob. students went to nursery schools, elementary schools etc. ond become o reocher's oid. Twice they got to toke over the reocher's job ond plon some kind of activities to do with oil of the children. Secondly, there were Food dosses — Introductory Foods. Gourmet, ond Experimental Foods where cooking things wos rought from (cookies to quiche), plus things such os whor meots ore more render. Next there wos sewing. Introductory Clothing, Clothing Lob. Outdoor Clothing. Intermediate Clothing. Advanced. Tailoring ond Clothing Trends. Students learned to, of course, sew their own clothes ond even leorned foshion design. Lastly, there wos Personol Appeoronce; they leorned oil obout themselves such os how to take core of their skin ond hoir. Home Ec provided knowledge ond procticol skills. — Kothy Porter This Page: Top Right: Rondy Vovte evoluores o voriery of food cooked by the Mudenrs Bottom Left: Corot lemke ond friend cleaning up. Bottom Right: EMson Russell curs rhe cheese while Krlsrin Fisher woits Imporlenrly Facing Page: Top Right: Mrs. Cross. Ms Crowder ond Mrs Dovb. Home Ec. reochers Top Left: Nor Bod” soys Dole Curtis Middle Left: The class enjoys their project. Middle Right: Kitchen six lough while figuring out whot to write obout the doss project Bottom Left: Lori Scott ond Ms. Crowder watch rhe students corefully Bottom Right: How do you work the micro-wove?” Jeff Sturm asks 206 — Home Economics Home Economics — 239 SALCJT! HOLA! TAG! Students Experience Foreign Languges at Park Center Tokirtg o foreign longuoge gives you the opportunity ro srudy other cultures, ond customs, plus. � r helps open opportunities ro rekstions obrood ” In the preceding storement. Krisio Ebert, o fourth yeor French student, gove o few ex-omples of the benefits gomed from toking o foreign longuge As one con see. there Is o lot more to o foreign longuoge doss thon simply leorning onother longuoge Students goln new openness obout the world oround them, ond leorn to op-predote other ortitudes. In odditon to ocqutrfng Infinite future trovellng ond coreer possibilities Another thing thot students leorn. ond often don't think obout. b odded improvement m the vocobutory ond structure of their own longuoge. Since French ond Sponish ore both derived from Lotin ond Engksh hos borrowed mony of its words from Lotin olso, there b o lot of corryover between longuoges Thus, o student con ottotn odded proficiency ond underyondlng m their own longuoge by leorning onother. One of the biggey highlights of toking o foreign longuoge doss b cr coring your own foreign film Eoch yeor the third ond fourth yeor yudents m eoch longuoge get the chonce to put together their own foreign movie creotion It's o lot of work ond involves operoting comero equipment, cre-ormg props ond scenery, octing. writing o script, entirely m the longuoge of yudy. ond obo o lot of imoginorion Moy yudents soy thot it b one of the moy memorobie experiences of their foreign longuoge yudy. As mentioned before, o foreign longuoge b certomiy not the only thing o person leorns m o doss Though onoming proficiency in onother longuoge b obviously the primory oreo of yudy. mony other oreas ore opened obo Generally, o yudent leorns the basics obout culture, etriguettc. the money syyem. hiyory. Iiteroture. ond geography of the countries where thot longuoge b spoken Mrs Johnson, o French teocher. sold. Studying these extto things mokes o person more wen-rounded ond odds more dimensions to leorning how Americans ore slmllor to other peo- P e As you con see. o lot of benefits con be golned from toking o foreign longuoge. Pork Center's foreign longuge deportment b dedicated to seeing thot every possible opportunity b given 10 yudents for exponsion in their internotiono! un-deryoncftng — Jenny Abel 240 — Foreign Longuoge This Page: Top: The Foreign Language Department: Mory Condon. Lourie Honsen. Gretchen Rlslnger. Donno Louden. Joon Johnson. Frank Kessenboehmer. Not Pictured: Char Christianson. Middle Left: The Evil Vlllofn (junior. Julie Stiele) k oks on ongrily os Anne Luckow ortemprs to rescue The Domsel In Distress (Thomas Ku). Top Right: Juniors Louro Peterson ond Thomas Ku review o scene from their foreign film. Bottom Left: Junior Paula Solberg sits absorbed in her Germon assignment. Bottom Middle: Fronk Kessenboehmer presents rodoy's Germon lesson. Bottom Right: Laurie Honsen leads a group in the singing of cultural Christmos songs Facing Page: Top: Mory Condon points our to sophomores. Jason Edens (left) ond Poul Stinson (right), the benefits of speaking Spanish. Bottom: Junior Louis Igo monitors the octlon In o scene of his group s French film. Foreign Longuoge — 241 ODDS ARE BUSINESS Pork Center hos one of the most complete Business deportments oround. The courses ore here to prepore students for o business reloted coreer. These courses include Accounting, Typing, Computers, ond Personol Low. Students roke the business dosses be-couse they know thot they moy someday need to use some of the information they hove learned. The dosses range form beginner dosses to advanced dosses. This is o good place to get o heod stort for college. Due to the amount of jobs creoted in the business world, the number of students roking these dosses hos greotly Increased over the post few yeors. — Timothy Wogner 242 — Business Depr Facing Page: Top Right: Kerry Hockerine explores the wonderful world of electric typewriters while Ryan Knutson tries to look like he knows whot he is doing. Middle Left: Roberto Nielsen tries to brook into the school computer so she con chonge the school menu for the week s lunch by having them order reol food. Middle Right: Typing requires moxlmum concentration! Bottom Left: Mike Norman and Kirk McForlone show their awesome abilities to comprehend the menial tasks assigned to them by use of the modern machinery ot their disposal Bottom Right: Business Staff. Dill Stender. Sue Timo. Deb Decker. Goil Strot-ton. Dorr Skofte (bock). This Page: Top Left: Jenny Foust uses sophisricored mochines to her Intellectuol odvontoge. Top Right: Dono Cofield diligently tries to relieve herself of the tosks to which she has been assigned. Bottom Left: Another doy on third floor with our friend, the typewriter. Bottom Right: Troy Meyer Is shocked to learn thot 5 words per minute is nor enough ■■■1 Ousiness Dept. — 240 A HELPING HAND Speciol Services is q progrom for students with speech disabilities, behavioral disorders, specific learning skills, adoptive physical disabilities, hearing, and visual disabilities. This progrom supports the students in their study area, and encourages them to get their education. Often time, students become discouraged because they don't feel o port of the other students, or feel they oren'r smart enough. The Learning Disabilities Progrom is o progrom for students who hove difficulties learning in regular closses. The students spend or leosr 1 hour each doy learning the mareriols they hove trouble with. Few students become discouraged. because they wont to leorn like the other students, but for some reoson, they hove difficulties leorning. The staff tries very hard to encourage them by pointing out their strengths and abilities to leorn. They ore very supportive of the students. Another progrom that is very supportive is colled Social Skills. It's o progrom for students to monitor their behavior. and work out their problems by having support, not only from staff, but from other students os well. Students who were in sociol skills soy that they like the progrom because it taught them to understand themselves better. The most fun they hove is meeting new students ond building strong trusting relationships. The students olso work with their cose monoger to set goals for themselves. The cose monoger guides the students through their goals ond meets or least once o week with the students. Therefore, these programs ore o great woy for students to get help with their education. ond olso to build o solid relationship with other supportive students ond sroff. — Tuyer Trinh 244 — Speciol Services Facing Page: Top: Michelle Hendricks soys ro Julie Mon-son. You meon I dtd this for nothing? os Jorod Ronzou listens In. Bottom: Tom Winze works on his study skills This Page: Top Left: Shoron Riley works on the computer. Top Right: Leave me olone. I'm studying.” soys Chris Swonson. Middle Right: liso Montijo ond Jodi Mo-reou lough obour the happenings of the day Bottom Left: Special Services Staff. John Petterson. Koy Norton. Tert Dunsmore. Sue Korpl. Short Schlndele. Shirley Deom. riot Pictured: Penny Newell. Jim Chucker. Lynn Snodgrass ond Cindy Kuhor. Bottom Right: Joe Btshmon soys. You con't be serious about this. Special Services — 245 CO-OP: NOT JUST ANOTHER ORGANIZATION C o 0 p E R A T 1 V E E D U C A T I O N Cooperative education is on on-the-job troining progrom. Students ore in o doss deoling with their job for on hour o doy. ond then go to their job site for o fifth or sixth hour, overoging 10-15 hours of work. On the job site, advisers work with employers to give the best troining to students. In the doss room, students receive troining in such oreos os trode ond industry, coreer seorch, office occupations. work experience, store management, soles concepts, and soles ond morketlng. Through this progrom. the students hod o jump on odvoncement opportunities by having the experience thot someone who Is not In the progrom may not get. They aiso hod o chonce to get two diplomas ot the same time. This is the cose in Home Economics ond Heart where o student could start their junior yeor. go to Robbins Beouty School, ond summer school ond finish the progrom by groduotion — otiowing thot yudenr to eorn their high school dlplomo ond their cosmetology license ot the some time. Another thing thot mokes this progrom different b the woy it treots the individual. We get more Involved with the student, we work with o smaller number of students . ond I think thot con be o benefit to onyone not to get lost in numbers. soid Kothy Nelson, the deportment choirperson. The progrom b designed more for the Individual so It usually meets the needs of oil persons involved. It wos designed to moke work on olternotive to school. To hove o Coop progrom ot school. Pork Center must hove four organizations. Vico. Heort. Oeo. ond Deco. All four of these go Into competition. They compete through role ploying ond other things to show how they would handle o situation ot their work site. They also compete on leadership troining. ond civic awareness where they would go out ond do things for the community. These things oil promote personal pride by doing things for others. Pork Center usuoily does very well In these competitions. Every group has hod students thot went through district, stote ond on the notlonol competition. In 1986-67. Pork Center hod three first ploce stote winners. Internship b onother progrom. which wos set-up to prepore college bound students for their field of study. It gives the student on opportunity to oc-tuolly see whot It would be like to work os O teacher or on engineer. Lost foil there were students thot went to work os teochers' oldes, med-icol troiners ond veterinory ossbtonts One student went to work In on engineering compony. While ot work there, he wos giving usoble Ideas to thot compony. In the winter trimester, o student went to work ot the stote copitol where he wos o research ossistont to o stote representotlve. Through thb progrom. theses students ond mony more got the direction they needed for the future. The Internship progrom b looking for enthusiastic students thot wont to explore o higher level of learning thot wouldn't normally be ovolloble: ol-though not oil positions ore pold. oil the students ore willing to put In o 60 hour block of time working on o special project, doing research, or working with someone to get exposure to thot occupation. — Melonie Fehlberg 246 — Co-Op Opposite Pege.■ Top Right In jpse o• lerrvproron Michele Spence does no sleep on me jod Bottom Right Inc Andcoon teoms from V Oocgurom in kvemjNp 7ht� Pegt: Top Left Scot 5o he eochlodo mon Top Rijjh : Jondee N hois sets fVOfO pnde Of rhe school H0 Bottom Left The Co-Op Sun. Coil VokJor. Joyce Crowder. Vein Oouoc. Cody Kuhor. Korhy Nelson, ond Jobe Mek Bottom Right Kely McOoie sob dooghnus 10 Nchole MftokfCyfc UTUVALtf T«l PU«K Co-Op — 247 SOPHOmORE INDEX Hullemon. Pomelo J. 67 Hunt. Deonno M 167. 184. 235. 205 A Abel. Eric M. 160 Abumoyyoleh. Nobilo 160 Acosio. Morquiro J. 160. 199. 235, 204, 205 Adelmonn. Wllllom E 160 Adkisson. Mlchoel C 160 Almlch, Mlchoel J. 160 Alrhoff. Oovld J 22. 160. 162 Burtey, Croig o. Burris, Leonn K Button. Bobby C. Colhoon. Kimberly Cordlnol. Daniel Corlson. Brion J 162. 175 162. 197 162 22. 163 163. 210 22. 163 Engel. Sherry IV Englert. Mork o Erickson. Heidi J. Erickson. Jeffrey P. Erickson. Joel G Erickson. Julie o. Erickson. Matthew W. 164 Erieou. Shown E. 22. 164. 194. 211 Erlonson, Stocy £ 22. 164. 30 Ewing. Paul J. 27. 164 164 164 29. 164. 196. 195. 205 164 164 164 Hunter. Sherry H Hunter. Troy o. Husby. Heidi M Husirulid. Brendo L. Huynh. Honh T. J Alto. Holly J. 160 Corlson, Kelly L 33. 163 Anderson. Amondo M 160. 195 Corlson. Troy D 163 x. Anderson. Christina M 160 Cory. Christopher 163 T Anderson. David J 160 Couston. Julie N 29. 39. 163. 35 ■ Anderson. Derek J. 160 Cerwlnske. Timothy 22. 163 Anderson. Jennifer N 29. 33. 39. 160 Chambers. Robert B 163 Fornhom. Jennifer W 22. 164. 197 Anderson. Kerl L. 22. 136 Chorboneou. Liso M 163 Fasbender, Woyne o. 164 Anderson. Motthew J. 160 Chosteen. Shown P 163 Foue. Scott o 164 Anderson. Melisso L 22. 160 Chesner. Colleen M 163. 196 Flori. Angelo C 23. 164 Anderson. Tonyio M 160 Chou, Kwong-hoon 163 Fisette. Elizobeth 29. 164, 199 Arkell. Lynn M 160. 212. 213 Christen. Roger M 163 Fltzpotrick. Tomoro 27. 164, 164 Arneson Thomos G. Ill 27. 160 Christensen. Andre 163 Fleslond. Gorett S. 164 Arnevik. Jennifer o. 160 Christensen, Shell 27. 163 Arntsen. Dorcy J. 39. 160. 199. 205 B Bochmeler. Kimberly o 160 Bockstrom. Jennifer S 160, 169 Boiley. Aoron M 22. 160 Bodey, Angelo M. 160 Borosbor. Rochet P 160. 195 Borrett. Heather B. 160 Borrett. Roger o. 2. 160 Bor stow. John G 39. 160. 215, 207 Botes. Jeremy J. 160 Bouer. EricC 3,160.215 Benjomln. Leslie L 22, 160. 37 Berg. Chondro J. 160 Berg. Joseph M 160. 200. 201 Berg. Kimberly L 29. 39, 160 Berg. Suzonne M 39. 160. 40 Bergerson. Oonlel J. 160 Bergh. Jomcs o 137 Berrymon, Jodi L. 160 Biko. Kumud K, 160 Blttermon. Eric J. 22. 160 Bjorkedoi. Kimberly 22. 160. 30 Bjorklund. Amy L 160 Bloke. Rodney R 160. 193. 207 Bloomstrond. Angelo 161 Bluford. Rodney J. 161 Bodem. Donyo M 161. 30 Bodick. Andrew D. Jr. 161 Boettcher, Courtney I 22. 161. 237 Bogrond. John G 161 Bourgerie. Oovid J 39. 161. 165, 215. 210 Broccinl. Dena M 161 196, 210, 211 Cionl. Rebecco R. Clough. Chod M Cole. Michelle E. Conrod. Dennis o Copelond. Koren M Corbin Heather o Cronin. Ehzobeth 22. 163 163 163 163 163 163 Joblonsky. Dorren S. Joblonsky. Deon o. Jandro. Scot o Jonowtec, Mork D. JaskkJ. Chod o. Jeffery. Juline o 23. Jensen. Mork R. Jeppesen. Joson C. Jereski. Jodi E Johnson. Akin N. Johnson. Dovid C Johnson, Mehsso J. Johnson. Terri L Johnston. Christopher Jones. Kimberly K Josie. Toro C Joyner. Loron Juolre. Suzonne M. Juettner. Lee S. Julhe. Keith J. 29. 141 167 167 167 167 167, 194 167 167 23. 167 167 39. 167. 199 210 167 22. 167. 193 22. 167 167 167 33. 167. 34 166 168 166 166 22. 33. 166 166 166 D Dohlberg, Johonno 163 Dohlquist. Corrle 163 Dommor. Jomes J 163 Donietson Joy M 39. 163, 199 Donko. Lori J 163 Dovis. Brandon D 163 Dovis. Lori B, 39. 163. 195, 205 Degel, Jolene M 163 Dellke, Christopher 163 Dellwo. Christopher 163 Denny, Adorn E 163, 166. 170, 211 Dick. Tony J 163 Diep. Xlem L. Dieser. Doniel Y 163, 194. 200 Dilks. Shohn R 27. 163. 200 Dissmeyer, Stephanie 163 Dockter. Jon S. 163. 193. 40 Dombrowskl, Joy P 163. 210. 211 Donovon. Joseph L 163 Dorrlon. Nicole R. 163 Duffy. Kothryn D. 29. 39. 163. 199. 205 Dunkley. Mork o 164 Durston. R Todd 164 Brousen, Joseph P. Iv Breed. Soroh M Bremseth. Paulo J Brooks. Toro J. Brosseou. Doniel R Brown. Angelo M Brown. Corson D Brown. Rochelle C. Brown, Rebecco Y 161 161 15. 39. 161 161 39. 162. 205 162. 194 3. 162 162 Browne. Christopher 23. 162, 200 Buelow. Thomas M. 162 Bumphurs. Mico M B 162 Burfeind. Woyne B. 162 Burke. Brion G. 162 Eckott, Dovid E. Edens. Joson W Edgor. Kori L. Edling. Wylis P Elftmonn. Troy W Ekaon. Jennifer S Elltngson. Todd S ElbOtt. Donald H. Elzeo. Frederick R Emmons. Jomes L. Jr. 164 164. 240, 212 164. 196. 205 164 164 164 164 164 Gregornik. Kristin R 33. 165. 34 K Gubeth. Lori L 165 Gubeth. Steven F. 165 Gutterud. Trocy L 165. 196. 235. 204 Koder. Dtno 23. 168 Korotz. Tommy L 168 H Kaso. Jomes H. 168 Kosel. Jeremy P 166 Kelly. Doniel R. 22. 168 Keranen. Mlchoel M 168 Hoose. Chod o 166 Kilness. Doy L 168 Hogge. Tomro M 166 Kimbrough. Stocy D. 168 Hoke. Jennifer L 39. 166, 199 King. Dovid R 168. 211 Homes. Robert W 166 Kling. Jeffrey S. Hanson. Christopher 11, 166 Klocke. Nicole o 168 Honson. Ronald R 166 Knight. Jenny J. 168. 197 Horemza. Jodi L. 166. 199 Kohler. Joson R 168 Horkin. Jennifer o. 166 Kowol. Leslie J. 168. 30 Horlson. Comie D. 166 Kowolczyk. Stephen o. 168 Horth. Troci J Kreltz Todd o 168 Horton Robert L. 166 Krueger. Tonyo L 22. 168 Heard. Monoliso M 166. 198 Krupp. Suson E. 168 Heoth. Joson R. 166 Kurvers. Denise L 168 Heckmonn. Croig o 167 Heddon. Tlffony M 167 Heldt. Keith D 167 1 Helling, Kori o 33. 39. 167. 55 L Henning. Deidre L. Herbst. Kotherine o 29. 167. 45 Lom. Kim Ngoc 168 Heruth. Christopher P 167. 207 Lorn. Thuy 168 Hernandez. Paul Londoy. Lawrence S. 168 Hess. Sheri o 167, 197, 205 Longermon. Stocy M 33. 168, 35 Hlusok. Christopher S. 167 Lono. Jomes F. 22. 168 Hoffmon. Kerl L 27. 167, 30 Lorson. Amy L. 168 Hoffman, Thomas P 167 Lorson. Koren L 168 Hofmonn. Mathew L 167 Lorson. Stocey D. 23. 27. 168 Hokonson. Jeffery K 167 Le Quire. John 168 Hollenbeck. Stephonle 27. 167. 199 Lee. Kristin o. 22, 168 Holm, Chod J. 22. 167 Lee. Nothon T. 168 Homboch. Terri o 167 Lehn. Coy o. Hook. Kellyd. 167 Lemonds. Jeffrey N 39. 168, 208 Howard. Jennifer 14. 29. 167 lenhorr DouglosJ. 168 Hoyhtyo. Adorn K 22. 167 Lenz. Heother D. 22. 168, 175 Hrirz. Down L 167. 235 Leon. Dome Be 168. 199 Hudfow. Joson L. 167 Leweflyn. Tlno L. 27. 168 Hudobo. Pomelo J. 167 Lleder. Sondro K 168. 199. 205 Huebschen. Dovid E • 167 Lilleboe. Pomelo E. 169 Hull. Timothy H 167. 200 Llndberg. Stocey R. 22. 169 248 — Sophomore Index Lindmon. John G 39. 169. 211 Oochs. Jonothon R. Loewens. Jomie o. 169. 212 Ookes. Christopher M Longnecker. Eric E 169. 207 Okerstrom. Deono L. Losslng. Lee o 169 Olesen. Michoel T Lotz. Cynthto M 169 Olson. Angelo L Love, Jennifer L 169 Omeoro, Kothleen E. Lovleln. Doniel S 27. 169 Opolinski. Condi M Loyd. Llzon M Orton. Jo M Luc os. Allison L. 27. 169 Ostendorf. Christophe Lucos, Jennifer o. 169 Luc os. Phillip H 169 O Luc us. Brent J 170 r Ludwig. Andy P 170 Lutgen. Dorren T. 170. 173 | 1 X Luzolch. ABdo M m Parsons. Poul T Portington. Eric S Potterson, Sonjo R Peocock. Christopher Pedersen, Motthew L Mocy. Nkhole o Mognuson. Dono L. Mol. Thon N. Monro. Jeannette o Monson, Julie M Morsylo. Deon M. Masskorre. Rondy S. Mcconnell. Dorren L. Mccroskoy. Kotherine Mcfotlone. Jennifer Mcgowon. Owniko T. Mcmohon. Crolg S Meline. Brett 0. 170 22. 170. 197 170 20. 170 170. 244 170 170. 191 170 33. 39. 174 4. 171. 169 171. 212. 213 171 Pedlor. Allaon L. Peek . Deboroh J. Pelkey. Lori o Pennington, Alison L Persons. Andreo M Peterson, llso M Petterson. Rkhord W Phom. Khoi V. Pierskolk). Sondro J. Polley. Jeffrey S Polomny. Dovid o Price. Iroci L Pugsley. Orondon L 22 171 165. 172. 30 172 172 172. 197 172 23. 172 172 23. 172 172 39. 172. 215 172 172. 194. 211 172 172. 00 172 22. 39. 172, 169 172 172. 189. 50 172 172 172. 194 172 172 22. 165. 172 Menke. Crolg S 171 Q Menne. Brett T. 171 Mesenburg. Eric R. 171, 207 Meyer. Troy o 171. 234. 243 Meyers. Stocie L. 171 Ouitmeyer. More R 13. 39. 172. 181. Miller. Brodley 22. 171 163 215 207 Miller. Jennifer J. 171. 195 Miller. Nicole J. 22. 25. 165. 171. 205 Miller. Tonjo K. 171 Mlnikus. Brondon M 171 Modrow, Amy E. 171. 199 1 V Moe. Scott o. 171. 148 Mozis. Corryn M. 171 Rorhmonner. Jeffrey M 39. 172. 173. Munson. Joson M 171 215. 210 Munson, Jonothon M 27. 39. 171 Rayford, Sonyo R 172 Murphy. Julie o. 171 Reem. Brett J 39. 172. 215. 207 Mus. Keith D. 39. 146. 210 Rekhstodt. Troy o 172 Myron. GobrieUe R 171 Richmon. Angelo J. 172 Riddle. Chorlene o 172 Riley. Shot on L 172. 245 kl Rob. Nichole L. 22. 172 IN Robbe. Kimberly M 23. 172 Roberts. Bonnie o Robinson. Andreo S. 172 Nojorion, Meksso M 23. 29. 39. 171. Rocheford. Rebecca J. 27. 172 d4 Rol. Jeffery M 172 Nopler. Tomoro L. 171 Rouleou. Lonce E. 27. 172 Nelson. Jerod C. 171. 173. 211 Russ. Jennifer N 172. 195 Nelson. Kim T 23. 171. 212. 213 X 8 27. 172, 30 Nelson. Rolf H. 22. 171 Nemeth. Michoel F. 39. 171 Neumann. Kimberly M 171 c Ngo. Ngon T. 171 o Nguyen. Khonh C 23. 39. 171. 198 Nguyen, Mon T. 171 Nguyen. Son H 171. 55 Sobo. Doniel T. 172 Nguyen. Vmh Chuong 171 Soddler. Joson S. 172 NickJoy. Kristine K. 171 Soke. Jeffrey o. 173 Nielsen. Thomas E 171 Soioko. Chod o 22. 173 Nixon. Christine C. 22. 171. 50 Sanders, Amy E 173 Norrbom. Lowell J. 171 Sorozin. Joson S. 173 Noraed. Srephonie o 27. 171. 199 Sorter. Joson E 173 Novotny. John B. 171 Sowrey. Brondon P 173 Nunnelee. Amy C. 171.30 Sawyer. Jeon N. 173 Nyberg. Heidi E 29. 171. 199 Schell. Stephen T. 173 Schirmers. Michelle 5. 11. 173.30 Schmidt. Jessko W 173 o Schneider. Toit M 173. 207 Sc hoe be ri Scott J. 173 Schoenike. Kelly L 174 Schroder, Rondo L, Schreifels. Dono N Schultz. Herbert Jody Schulz. Melindo C Scully. Andrew o Segner. Jennifer M Serres. John 0. Sevlg, Amondo J. Shondorf. Jeffrey M Shonor. Motthew S Shorp. Down L Shervo. Dovid M Shimrtz. Joson J. Skojo. Timothy J. Skinner. Kothryn 0. Skonseng. Trocy Sleimon. Amodo C Smldo. Corey E. Snider. Koren I. Socher. Amy Jo Solberg, Kimberly S Sorensen. Teri R Sponier. Michelle D Sporks. Derek o Squire. Michelle L Sr Dennis. Jody L St Mortln. William I Srobe. Joy E Stonislowskl. Loro 0 Stouffocher. Julie Stouffeneker. Nothon Stoy. Dovid M Stoycoff. Koren L Steen, Down K. Steeves. Heather M 27. Stevens. Jody R. Stibol. Jolmle J Stinson. Poul J. Stoldorf. Jeffrey o Strotton, Cotherlne M Strouch. Poulo J. Srrehlow. Liso Sturm, Joson o Sturm. Jeffrey M Sullivon. Garrison J Svobodo. Douglas P Swonson. Christopher J. Swonson. Erik R Swonson. Lori o Swonson. Michoel L Sydloski. Kevin P Szulgo. Robert 162 27. 174 29, 174. 205 174 174 174 174 174 174 174 174 39. 174 174 174 191. 211 39. 174. 207 174 174 174 174. 30 174 174 174 174 174. 200 174 174 212. 213 23. 174 23. 174 174, 164. 212 174. 153 174 174 153 33. 151. 162. 170. 174 174, 191 174. 240 162 170. 174 174 27. 174 174 174 174 174. 212 245 22. 175 175 175 175, 194, 51 Toufen. Chod M Ten Eyck. Anthony M Thoo. Jouo 175 Thielen. Christopher Thompson. Chories L. Thompson. Korte Ann Thompson. Keith o Thurber. Roxonne M Tollefson, Scott o. Torgerson. Joson C Trofton. Kevin R Trench. Chod T Trombley. Dustin J. 22. Trombley. Gregory P Trombley. Shown C Tveit. Ellen M u Umlond. James Chris 175. 207 16. 170. 175. 210 175 23. 175. 194 175 175 175 176 22. 176 23. 176 39. 176 39. 176. 194. 210 176. 194 176 176 176.200 Uron. Christopher $ Vocuro, Michoel J 162. 170. Von Dyke. Brlon M Vondo. Amy L 33. 39, 176. Vonkempen. Jeremy M Vonsteenburg Jeon T. Vener. Amy L. 22. Vlmonkhon. Woniddo Vittum. Robert S Vondol. Christine E. Vroo, Stephanie D. 27. 176 175, 176. 206 176. 211 227. 205 176. 191 154. 35 176 197 176. 55 176 176. 222 176. 199 W Woletski. Brlon R Wofloce. Albert H III Wolton. Albert L Wolton. P Weeks. Held J Welfrlng. Christina M Wensel Mork o 22 Werth. Jennifer Wearing. Shown C. Wholey, Motthew T Wheekxk. Ronoid o White. Michelle M Wick. Cheryl o Wilienbring Michoel Wrilioms. Boon S. Wtlliomson. Morley o Wisemon. Antohony T. Woodhull. Tonjo C Workmon, Lottie M Yong J. A Yorbrough. Kole C Yeoger. Motthew R. Yee. Steven M Zedmer. John P. Zemek. Sroci M Ziegler. Lowrence M Zornig. Joson W Zroker. Andrew J. 176 192 176 Roberto 162. 170. 176 3. 176 176. 194. 207 27. 176 176 176 162. 176 176 176 207 176 176 176 176 176 176. 181 176 2. 27. 176 176 176 176 176. 227 22. 77 Sophomore Index — 249 JUNIOR INDEX p CAR1SON. CHRISTOPHER CAR!SON, CYNTHA M CARISON. SONYA K CARISON. TONYA J CMENVERT. DAVIO G 5. 13®, 161. 206 13®. 215. 30 13®. 52 136 130 AARON. ERJK I 206 CMESNER JENNIFER J 136. 196 216 AARON IVAN W 7® OTOE. YUN CHONG 136 AOEl HEATHER E 29. 47. 136 CMUSTENSEN, KURT J 26. 212 AOEl JENNIFER 4®. 72. 136, 53 CHRISTIANSON. OtVW 136. 193 AOUMAYYALEH SAMIR 136 CLARK DEOOAAH J. 136 ADAMS. KRJ5TI K 136 195. 196. 52 ClASEN. ERIC R 24, 13®. 194 ADAMSON SEAN I 136 ClAUDE. AMY R 29. 136 ALWG JENNIFER L 22. 136. 189 ClAUOf JOSEPH P 136 AlIXANOER DENISE C 136 ClEATM. BRIAN G 13® ANDERSON DAENDA K 136. 195 COATES. OOMINIC D 13® ANDERSON. MJCMllE C 29. 136 COFUlO. DANA R 136 243 ANDREW. GINA A 136 COlllNGS. LANCE E ANOAEWS. STEVEN C 22. 136 COLUMBUS AMY I 136 ANDREWS. VAIERIE J 15. 22. 25. 136 COMBS. CLARISSA LYNN 5, 29. 136 ANGAIMSON DEAN l 136 CONRAD. ANGELA J 63 13® ANGRIMSON MATHER 22. 136 CONWAY. SEAN M 13® ANTAL KARA J 15. 22. 136. 237 COOK. STEPHAN 59 ARM SON HElOt R 09 136 53. 212. 21 COOMB! TAMMY S. 22. 39. 13® ARRAN . IGNACO 136. 194, 54 CORNWELL. DANA M 13® ARRlll DENISE 0 137, 215 COUTIfR. HOUIE L 22. 13® 237 ATKINSON EDWARD V 6 23. 137 COUTURE. JULIE A CRAGG NOEL J CRANDALL. TARA A CRIMMINS. DIANE I CULLEN JENNIFER I CUNNING LAM AllCl A CURRIE KENNEY I CURTIS. DALE D 139. 199 22 24 27. 26. 139 29. 139 139 39. 139 29. 139 156. 239 QACKMAN. LYNOA K 22. 169 CURTO. OAVIO G 139. 157 BALE LANCE E BAIL. MJCHEIE E BALTHAZOR JENNIFER QAROER THOMAS A BAITY. SCOTT I BEAN CHARLES R ■ OlAUMONT. Jill S BEAUMONT. IISA A 137 137 137. 215 137. 187 137 137 137 23. 137 CWWRTNIA. OAVID M 1 139. 232 D BEllCOUft JASON I 137 DAHMEN JENNIFER A 139 BEi ER. Samantha r 137 DAILEY. IOOO M 139 BENNETT ROOERT J 22. 137. 167 DALE. JENNIFER M 139 OENNEII ROOtRTAf 137, 154 DAVIS. RJCMARO L 139 BERG BRANT M 137 DAVIS. SIA 139 DERG. GAMUT! j 137. 161 DAVT5. SUZANNE C 22. 139 BERGOAJ4 OANlEl J 137. 193. 194 OAZENSKI. OAVIO E 139 BERGf IAND. HEAIKR M 137. 21 OEMARRt. RENEE M 139 OERGER JESSICA E 6. 137 DEBOER. JOHN M 139 BCRGAEN. ANDREW J 137 OECOWSKI KATJ4EEN E. 29, 139 DERQWST. PAMELA J, DELONG. REBECCA S 140 BERIHMUMC DONNA J 137 0EU1SCH IUSSAV 140 OCSSETTE LYNNE 137. 164 DEXTER. BARBARA J 140.30 DMA. SUNIIA 137 DU. ALAN W 39. 140 167 212 OCMMAN. JOSEPH E 137. 173. 245 DOMINGO. MARI 1A O 140 Oil . JUIIE 137 DUDCXS TIMOTHY G 140, 206 BJORKEDAl MICHAEL J 22. 137 DUORA, I AURA A 140 OEAlSOm TIFFANY R 137 DUDA. WENDY A 140. 196 BLAKE. EARl W 137 DUEEY, KIMBERLY A 39, 140. 34 BLAKE JENNIFER I DOTTY. MARGARE1 M 140 BOCK JASON J 137. 161 DUNFll. 04RRIE I 140 196.232 OOISMANS DANA I 137. 194, 231 OONIEAVY, PATRICK M 140 bofmotf. Christopher 137.212 DUNN. MICHATI A BOFFO. STEVEN J 137. 194 EXJRKEE, STEVEN E 140 53 OOLDUC MICHELLE H OOUCMARD. NATHAN H OOURASA MARK I BOVE ANOFUWS ORACCWI DAYAN ORAESCH. CRISTIN A ORANOES KATMLYN M ORANDT MINDY M 26. 137. 24. 197 137 137 137. 161 137. 173. 210 2®. 137, 196 39. 137. 196 199 29. 34. 138 D IEWIOR CHAD W 140 E 0REDE5EN ROOERT J 13® 200 EARL JAtl I BRINKMAN DALE D 13®. 51 I0ERT, KRISTA 1 47. 140. 45 OROOKS. TROY P 13® EDSIROM USA J 140. 59 OROSOAJFl lAURAl J 13®. 30 EISENZIMMER. DARJN J 140. 191 OROWN JENNIFER M 136.21 ElinSON JENNIFER A 22. 140 237 ORUINS PAUL 136 192. 191 ElUNGSWORIH. ANGELA 140 OUOMCK. MJOFEll 136,30 ERICKSON HEATHER S 141. 196 BUT IFONG 13® ERICKSON. LEANN I 141. 19® OUREEINO. ORUCE R 13® ERICKSON RANDALL C 141 OUSHWGER DANIEL D OYRAIAJI. purna g 13® 161 39 13®. 197 ESCHIR OAVID I 141 CAIN. AMY t 136 f AUST. LAURA J EEESS. MARY I 39 141, 212. 213 29. Ml CAUOUN I EARN M 29 13® 199 EDW. TERESA I 141 CAMERON JESSE 0 67. 136 EllOKAMP, Al AN B 26. 141, 192 CAREY. PATRICK R 13®.187 EERCHO, BRETT A 141 FERMOYU. MtATKR m ram. cmadm FIERECK. EDMUND I FISHER KWSTIH £ FITZPATRICK MICHAll FLANAGAN NATHANIEl FLANNKSAN. JSNN9ER flesher. nFOMAS t FLORENTINE It (USA 0 FORPAW DEBRA A FOSS. JULIE K FRANK. OARRICK J FRANK KIMBERLY A FREEMAN CMONA P FROCMMING KtHMA Ml Ml. 193 141. 150 Ml. 23® Ml, 194 141 141 Ml 1«1. 210 Ml 22 Ml 2® 141 195 216. 230. 35 141 39. Ml, 199 141 141 GALVIN. DAVIO J GANTER KEllY I GARAY. OLGA GARCIA. JASON M A GARDNER TIMOTHY A GASUA, RtNtt K GEARHART, KYl£ I GERHARDSON. MILISSA GCRZtMA, MATTHfV G GIRARD TARA I GLATZU. CATHY A GIJRJ5AS CHAD I GlOWACKI KIMOtRLY M GIUMACK. JINNY R GODLCVSKI. DAVID R GOUMMCK. KARI GOOORit ROOtRTM GRAACK WINDY M GRANCOtRRY, OARNUl GRANDE AMY K GRANWG WtNOY f GROCTIUM. KtVtN R GROSS CHERYL M GROSS. KIRRJ A GRUiDt. JCffRtY t GRUSSING ERIC D GUOOIN TOMMY J GUESMAN. LARRY D GUSTAFSON. KENT A GUSTASON. ORAOLCY A 24 141 141 141 141 141 193 216 29, 34. 141 23. 141 141 39. 141 22 141 141 141 141. 45 141 34. 141 142 101 39 142. 143 30 47 142 142 142 142. 19® 199. 215 142 142 142 142 142 3. 142 MADOCN. OW5TOPHER J HAKARJNt. KCRRJC t HAllAS JASON D HAIPHEN DEREK HANSON. SAMUEL L HANSSEN, MJCKllE I HARLAND. MOLLY J HARMON SHAWN 0 HARMS. LYNN R HART. DARRIN M HAUPER1 OtNNlS A HAUSTEIN SARA I HAYEK. USA t HEOING KIMOtRLY J HEWN. THERESA M HEKKE NtCOLE C. HElMCKE JOY t HEIDI. ME I ISA A HUGE SON KRISTA I HENDRICKS MICHELE I HENKE MATTHEW S HENN'NG ISAAC D HENRY, CHAD I HENRY. OEMSE R HENSEl. COREY D HERFINOAMl. ANN K HERMAN MARYE HERMANSON, GRANT n HEIIAND JONATHAN M HTGGMOOIHAM, KAREN Hill. IRENI M Hill. VINCENT J A HINCMEY. CATHERINE R HIRTE. JOSEPH C HOf(ART TWA M HOFFMAN HEROERT H ■ HOGEUND. STEVEN E 142. 143. 192 200 142. 197. 242 142 142. 101 142 142 215 29 M2 195 142 142 142 2® 142 142 142 142 156 22. M2 142 142. 215 142. 244 3. 142 142 M2 199 142. 193 22. M2 142 142 222 26. 63. M2 142 142 13 24. 2® M2 143. 154 22. 143 143 22 143. 212 HOLT. ROOOFNL HOtTOERG. RYAN D MOMOACH THOMAS V MORAN. KATHLEEN M HOUGH TYLER K MOVE DAWN M HOWIE STACY A HOY. SEAN MOYMTYA. ERIC J MW. CHEUNG K MUtlEMAH ROOERT W HUNT. JOtl I HUSIEO. JASON I 143. 215 143 143 1 1. 40 11 14 2®. 112, 143 143 192 143 143, 196 227 143 143 143. 161 143 216. 217 143. 211 I ►GO. IfWTSS 22. 25. 143. 22®. 240 IMMOITE. TOGO D 144 ISO . NAOMI I. 144 ® rvtSOAL. KERRI A 144 J JACKSON. KELLY L 144 JACOBS JOFW I 144 JACOBSON TROY A 144 JANDRO KIMBERLY M 29. 144 IANICKE. CURTIS A 140 144 157, 161. 163. 210 JAQUC5. JOOY I 144 20® JAROSZ. DAVIO J 2® 39. 194 144 J0HN5ON. ALEXANDER M 144 JOHNSON. ALISON A 144 JOHNSON . CHRIS I 144 JOHNSON DOUGLAS W 144 JOHNSON. IRJC 0 144 JOHNSON JAY J 144 JOHNSON IREVOR C 144 JOHNSTON. CHAO A 144 JONES. BRIAN L 144, 206 JONES. DEREK O 22. 25. 144. 194 JONES. JAMES S 24, 26. 144 JOSEPHSON JESSE J 144 206 JUKUIIN JASON W 144 K KAFKA MARK C. 26. 144 KALISZEVSKI. ANTHONY 144 KAITENBACH KATIE J 144 KARR. KRlSTM M 144. 36 KASA. KRISTIN K 29. 144 KAUFMAN MICHAEL A 64. 101. 144 KElSUNG JEFFREY J 28. 144 KELLY. JOEL P 144 KE1MAN DEAN J 144 KENOLE. MARY K 144 KERAN. JOHN T 140 144 193 194. 216 KERN DONAIO D 144 KERN HEIDI I 23. 64. 144 KETCHMARK MlUSSA M 144 KCYKAl. ANDREW J 1 1. 144 KttlAUYER, LAURA C 144 WFEMfYER KURT A 144 WNG50ERG. MJORLLE J 144 KIAOMOAK 0 11 ANNA 156. 144 55 KIAPHAKE. JOHN O 101. 144 KLEIN SUSAN 0 144 KlINKER. ANDREA L 144 KLOSTER. JASON R 145. 161 KNUTSON RYAN J 145. 161. 242 KNUTSON SARAH C 22. 39. 14S 195, 227. 204 KNUTSON IRON J 5. 145 KOEP CKRYl I 145 KOTIHE. MARK £. 145 161 210.211 KOI LODGE. JESSICA A 145 KOF P. 0AN l i 13. 145 1 1. 1 3. 206 KOPP. OARLENE M 145. 197 KREIN I Iff ANY R 22. 145 KRONE. MJCMEUE L 145 KU. THOMAS WILLIAM 39 145 196. 240 KUNNICK. MICHAEL P 22 25 145. 233. 212 KURTR JEFFREY R 145. 161 KURTZ. GLEN W JR 145 KUXMAUSEN. TONYA I 145 L LAM. IIENG Q (45 55 250 — Junior Index EAMERE. JENNIIERJ 64 145 199 146 LANGREN. BRYAN 0 146. 1W IANO JANE I S 146 LAPAGE 5HARRI h 146 LAQUIER MICHELLE L 146 LARSON AMY K 146 30 LARSON MJCHAEL 1 146 LARSON IIMOTHY A LATVAAlO. JASON R 146 LAVAILEY, IERI S 146 IEN7 MJCHAEL D 20 146. I 9 LEONARD. MICHAEL 1 146' 195. 2 M LETO. ANNE E 22 146. 194 LEVCHAK. GREGORY A UNO, JARROO D UNDOERG. MIOUEl J 146 LiniEJOHN, CECEUA R 146 LOCK LUNE M 146 LOCKHART. GAGE S ,46 ,63 ,94 210.211 I OMEN ANDREW f. IOTZER JENNIFER A 146 197.241 IUCKOV. ANNE F 22 156 LUKES. JEANNE M 146 LUND. ELIZABETH J 146 EUND. RICK A 146 LUNOOERG. SHERRI A 146. 132 EUNOEEN, CHAD J 146. 194 LY. MONGC ,46 195 LYGRE. LAURA A ss janctte k NGUYEN. MY THAW, NGUYtH GUAM M NGUYEN. TAM t NtllJEN. ROOERTA I NIllSEN SONIA R NORDOERG MARC A nosm. AUOAA M NYIANOER PAUL A 13. 72. 23 149 149 72 149 149 242 149. 29. 30 149 149 15. 149. 45. 52. S3. 50 m MotKENZK BROOKE M MACY. CHAO R MADSEN CYND4A M MAGER MEUSSAI MAIECKI. MIOUEl T MANNING. KELLY K MARKOVSKI. ANITA A MAAQOETl ELIZABETH MARSH KARA M MARSHALL. HEIDI I MARTHALER. SHAWN f MARTINSEN TIMOTHY 0 MARTY. MELINDA J MAMJSMN. DANEllE V MASLOSKI. CYNTHIA I MAIISON. CHARLES M MAY. WILSON I McCUNIOCK. KELLY J McClure, mjchael a MCDONALD. KATHERINE M McDONElL. juue McELROY CMLISTORKR Mcf ARLANO. KIRK P MtGARY. JON C MCGEE TIMOTHY 0 McGowan timothy a mcGUIRE. MJCHCllf I mcguire. mioclle m mckenzie. heather m MCLEAN THOMAS D MENIER lee a. MESSENGER. LEAH A MICKLE. SHELLY L. MllDEMA GREGORY P MJKOlAJCZYK. NlCOllE 247. 147 MILLER. SCOn M MlSKA. IAMO.N! J AUSKOVIEC. THERESA A MITCHELL. CINDY t MOCERG, PAMELA l MOE LANCE v MOLDY. LANCET MONSON NlCHOL M MONTUO. USA MOORE lOHNO MOREAU JOOI I MORGAN. CHRISTINA I MORRIS. VENOY P MROZEK. ROOERT M MURPHY. JAMES D MURPHY ROOERT 0 MURPHY. SUSANNE o OORKN. MICHAEL R OOEEN JOSEPH D OELKERS. CHRRTOPKR OKONEK TERRY A OllSEN. KEITH A OLIVER. TERESE L OUILA. LORI I OLSON. KATWR A OLSON. MARC P OLSON. STffWEN A OLSON TONYH OAR. USA M ORTON. CHARLES 0 OSIER. Of ORA K OSMONOSON JAMES M OSUIUVAN JENNIEER A otto. Charles i OVERMANS PAMELA 146 146. 192. 191 146 146 146 146 146 146 146. 195 39. 146 146 24. 26. 146 146 156 72 146 24. 26. 146. 194 146 22 25. 227. 147 26. 29. 196. 147 196 199 147. 40 161. 147 167. 242. 147. 212 147 147. 210 11. 161. 163. 147. 206 147 147 199. 147 22. 147 22. 197. 147 147 147 147 268 N 149 149 13. 149, 161. 163 149. 193 194 149 149 29. 149. 216 149 22. 23. 149 149 149 26 149. 196 149 149 149 149 NAJPI AUASGAR NAUMAN. TRAVIS I MAUS THOMAS 0 NAVARRE TIE. DARCY L HE DAY WAYNE C NELSON. Mladic D NELSON TONY W NESS ERIC D 147 141 24. 26 147 146 199 146 146 15. 22. 25. 146. 167 22. 146 52. 53 146 245 146 146. 245 146 146 51 146. 210. 211 146 146 146 146. 161 146 24. 26. 149 149 22. 39 149 149. 59 149 131. 152 PAAPE KURT PAJA. STANLEY G PAK, HULMI PALMER. HOLLY M PARLOW. JENNIffRA PARR DONNIE M PARSONS. MYSTII PAS4CHNYK MARIA PATRICK, Tiff ANY 0 PAULSON ANDREW G PAWIAK. DANK I I PEGG KEVIN I PELLET . DANIEL f PElltnEA DENS8 W P1NNOCK OAViO 1 PEREZ. MICHELLE PERRY JOHN j PETERSEN ROOERT A PETERSON HE Cl I PETERSON KAftYN R PETERSON. LAURA t 29 PETERSON PHAEDRA J PETERSON. SCOn R PETERSON VRLIAMG PIE HER JCANMNE PHKAPMANOETH SINXAY PMRUPS IENNIHR I PHILIPS. lINNIffR I PHll S SARAH E PICQUET. RICHARD 1 PKRCl. ERICA S PKRSKALLA DEORAM POCXASEK STACY POOL LORETTA A POPE 1EHNKER J POSELEY WILLIAM C POWERS lEffRTYA PRASKY. ANDREW C PRATT NORA I PRWCf HEATHER C PROUSE JEffREY O PRUOEN ROOERT C PUTTIN. JAMES R 149 149 39. 149 149 34. 149 149 149 22. 149 149 22. 149 149 2. 149. 233 149 150 150 150 150 150 150 29. 150. 151 150. 164. 216 241. 212 22. 150 150. 151. 59. 56 7. 150. 161 29, 150 150.39 150.39 150 150 15. 150. 212. 213. 19 72. 150 150 29. 150 112. 150 150. 51 150 150. 161 22. 150 22. 237 150 150 22. 25. 39. 150 Q OUAROERG CORINE L RADUENZ lea a RANZAU JEROO 1 RAUSCH JUSTIN A RIVARD THOMAS A 150 REYNOLDS. ARON J REYNOLDS KELLY A RMPHART. AMY J RINNE. CRAIG T RJOUX. CHARLES H ROOERTS. JOIN 0 RODRIGUEZ. NlCHOL M ROE. STACY I ROE RING KEVIN D ROER5 MARTY 0 ROHROACH MJCHEllE D ROMUALD JUUE A ROOKER COLLEEN R ROSENQU 1ST MAITXVN ROSS CORE HE R ROWLEY. JENNIfIR I RUNDLC. Tiff AJfY N RUSSEll. AUSSA M RUSSELL. ELLISON M RYAN. XltK K SANTOCONO NANCY SATOVICH MARIA M SAUNDERS JAMES R SAVAGE. MATTHEW A SOULIER STEPHAN A SCHAULR MARK V SO CER ANDREW M SON UNGER 1RJCIA K SOREGfl. ROOERT V SCMMOT TOOO R SONEEIMAN THOMAS R SOOMMER MARK H SOIONNING JESSICA M SOUL MAN RONALD K SCHULTZ. JENNIFER A SCHWARTZ TRACY I SOIWEOAOL JElfREY J SCOTT LORI A SCULLY. TIMOTHY C. SEAHOLM JANET I SELOERG. OUO M SHABAZZ. TOUNYA M SHACKELFORD. SHANNON SHAOOEN. JON P SMI LANDER ERIC R SHUMAN. CRAIG w SIEJMOACK JENMfER L SKjVERISEN. OUlSTINA SJOSTIN. LEAH M SKEK LAURA M SMITH JEROME G SMITH JUANA I SMITH. SHAWN P SNAPKO REBECCA L SNAZA ALEX M SNYDER DAVID I SOCKR MELANIE 0 SCXOERG PAULA K 5PAM. DANIEL K SPAMER JOIN 0 SPARKS PAMELA J SPENCE. RUSSEll C SP1ZALE. KLMOERLY M ST ABE ANNE MARIE STAHL DERG CHARLES E STAVE OAHL LU M STEINER JENNKERI STEINKOPf. LORI I STEINMEYCR XXL W STELTER DOUGLAS J SIf MUR Illl R SIERZNGER DAMON I STICK. JUUE M STOCK VEIL. CMR1STOPHE 51 RAJ LAN PIGGY A STRAND. CAARIE J STRECKER BRADLEY J STRUTS. SHANNON R STROMOCRG. ELIZABETH SI ROMBERG. MARIA I STURM JEffREY J SUND MICHELLE D SURGES. AMY J SWANSON AUNORAE. SWANSON ORJAND SWANSON CARRIE E SWENSON JUUE A SZULGA MONICA 150 IHAI AMV1RANMAI 39. 154 150 iheisen. wurREOi 140. 154 191, 192 150 llCARRO. OlRiSTIAN ,54. 193. 213 72. 150. 216. 217 1IRALU. JUSTINE E 154 150 59 lORKKCXA, LORI M 26. 154. 199 150, 161.217 TURK. MIOUEL W 154. 161 150. 215 1VEITA. JEffREY 0 154 150 150 39. 72. 151. 216. 50 151 151.35 151. 161 151 TYLER DAWN I 154 J 29. 131 UNOHELM. TONYA M 154 131 UPTON. ANTON K 131 URAN. MARSHA M 29. 151, 236 151 UVEGES. VICKY I 154 151 151 131. 161 150 103 150 22. 150 TAYLOR JONATHAN P 156 152 151.231.31 151 151 22. 131. 194 26. 131 152 132 132 152 152. 239 132 47. 132 132. 216 132 14. 39. 152. 26 132 152. 156 132 153 29, 153 34. 39. 143. 153 47. 151. 153 153 153. 156 153. 233 153 153 153 47. 153. 156 153. 156 199. 241 153 153 153 28 153 153 23 46 72. 153. 53 2. 153. 156. 161 29. 153. 195. 26 34. 153 33 153 153 153 153. 213 153 04. 39. 153 241. 216 153. 190. 206 14. 13. 26, 153 153 153 153 153. 204 22. 153 131. 153. 239 153.20 22. 153 153 14. 22. 153. 45 153 154 154. 196 154 VAN DAUNT COfUNNE I VANO ER WERE. PAUL I VANDERKOOi. RICHARD D VELANOER JOHN 0 VEVU. AANOYL VOGT. ERIC G VONOCUNOE. JOHN I VONDEUNOC. MICHAEL I w WAGNER 1IM W WALD. ROOERT H WALL MAN KAREN L VALINER JANNllU E WA1SH BRIAN 0 WARNER. OUISTOPHER J WAZWAZ 14YAM A WEOER. JENNIFER A WEISS. GARY ! WEtSSER ERIK R WEELHAUSEN. CHRISTOPH WENDT. LORI A WESTERMAN MARK R WESTON JUOY I WJ4TNEY. CHRIS I WIOOAG. MICHELLE A WlfOE RJOUAO E WTfRMAN. MELISSA A WILKE NS. AMY J WllKERSON. ONEKA N WILLIAMS. ANDREW G WILLIAMS DANIEL $ WILLIAMS JENNIFER I WR LIAMS. SCOTT D WU6, JASON E wtncze thomas r i WKLTH TINA M VOtf. PENN I I WOUJH KIMBERLY M WOOD. 0ONALD0 IR WRIGHT. GPJAl I wuebkers. scon M YAROROUGH CRAIG L YEATS JAMES I YOUNG KARIN M ZAJAC ANGELA M ZfJ«V EWC D ZELENAK. MU M Z1MMERMANN LAURA I ZINNIll KEVIN M ZWACK. ALAN L 39. 112. 154 197 154 154 154 26. 154 236 154. 156 154 154 47. 154. 161 154 154 154 206 154 154. 226. 231 29. 154 154 154 161.206.209 22 154 72. 154 154 154 154 213 154 39. 154 39. 154 154 135. 212. 213 133 194 39. 155 196 155 13. 26. 133. 200 155. 244 155 155 155 135. 161. 206 209 133 153 135 155 155 155 161 153. 164 216. 53 156 156 156 Junk Index — 25' SENIOR INDEX R AOAAHAMSON. KRISTA ACKERMAN. JEFFREY 0 ALEXANDER. LAURA C AIMEN. JAMES L AMUNDSON. IOOO L ANDERSON. EllSE K ANDERSON. ERIC E 7. ANDERSON. JILL M ANDERSON. KATHY L. ANDERSON. KEITH 0 ANDERSON. LAUREL L ANDERSON. LISA M ANDER50N, MELANIE A ANONEN. ROOERT J ARNTSEN. DANIEL G. ARTH. JAMES C ASHMEAD. TAMARA S AUTEY. DANIEL G AVERY. LISA M 11.07.30 97 22. 34. 237 97 97 97 13. 24. 2®. 97. 133, 246 97 97 22. 97. 36. 212 189 22. 97. 237 97 22. 25. 97 97 97. 112 5. 14. 97. 181. 183 97. 197-198 6 OAER. JAMES J OAER. JOHN H OAKER, JULI OANTA. TAMMY M BANWELL. MICHELLE R OARCUS. THOMAS D. DARE. TRACY L DARRETT. DETH ANN BARRETT. TAMMI L. BA5TYR. MICHELE L BAUER. BLAINE C BEAMER. KRISTINE BECKER. AMY M 97 23.97 36.97 98 98. 60 16. 22. 98. 52. 53. 36. 51 36. 98. 60 26. 96 98. 206 28. 98 98. 115. 215. 30 BEECHAM. JONAIHAN O. BEISSEL. CHAD BENNETT. SCOTT R DERG. DEOORAH A DERG. JENNIFER L. BERG. TODO P. BERNTSEN. JOANNA L DESSEnE. RICHARD R OETSINGER. JODI K DIKA. SUNIL DILICH, BRADLEY J DINGER. CHRISTINE B. DIORN. CHRISTOPHER J BISFOP. MELISSA A BLOSS. JEFFREY H DOCK. JULIE A DOGUCKI. ELIZABETH A OOHLIN. JOEL M BOOTH. ALAN D BOULANGER. MICHELLE L 14. 96. 99. 133. 181. 41. 40 98 78. 98 15. 22. 23. 25. 28. 29. 38. 98. 132 34. 98. 35 98. 200. 201 23.98 22. 98. 167. 44. 45 98. 204 98. 137. 55 98 22. 98. 103, 30 98 96 99 99. 30 38. 99, 119, 127. 132 99 99 23. 38. 99. 123. 127. 132 DRADY. ANTHONY L BRADY. CYNTHIA MARIE BRANDT. NATHAN S BRANDT. STEVEN M BRANHAM. THOMAS H. BRANNEN. GREGORY S. BRANSON. OARBARA G BRAUN. BARBARA S BROSOAHL. LARS D 100 BROSSEAU. JOANNE M BROWN. ADRIENNE £ BRUCHS. KERRY J. BUOtANAN. ROGER E DU00. ANGELA BUDNIK. DAWN M BUELOW. MARK D. BURDETTE. SCOTT J BURKE. SUZANNE M BURLEY. JASON K BUROKER. MEREDITH E. BYRON. SCOn L. 99 27. 28. 48. 99, 193 99 23. 99 192 99 99. 204. 205 29. 100 26. 100 34. 100 100 34. 100. 41. 40 100 100. 41. 40. 210 100 100 100 100.40 CAMERON. CARRIE M CARLSON. JEFFREY M 101 CARLSON. PAMELA J 38. 101. 196. 199. 36 CARLSON. SHARON R 63. 101. 184. 204 CARSTENSEN. JEANINE A 26. 101 CARTER. JASON M 47 CARTER. MARC S 101. 161. 215 CEDEROERG. CULLY 101 CHENG. FRED N 13. 22. 36. 101. 115. 193. 45. 36. 41 CHRISTEN. BEATRICE B 101. 52. 50 CICH, CHRISTINA J 101 CLARK. KATHRYN I 22. 101. 216. 36 COATES. KELLIE M 101 CONNOY. DANIEL J 101 COOPER. JASON L 101. 126 CORTEZ. DANIELLE L 14. 34. 101. 210. 211 COSMAN. KENT J 22. 101 COSMAN. KURT J 101 COURNEYA. IOOO R 12. 101. 181. 216 CRONIN. CHRISTINA D CULLEN. HEATHER M 101 CZYSON JOHN P 101 D DAHL IN. LISA M 101 DAIttIN. LORI J. 102.30 DALTON. DONALD P 102 DALY. JOHN P DAVIS. DESIREE L DEHN. JILLAYNE F. 102. 222 DEHN. ROOERT J. 102 DEJVONG5A. PHETKEO 140. 55 DEMARS. KELLY J. 102 DENN. MICHAEL J 63. 102 DENNY. ANTHONY D 102. 132 DICK. JACQUELINE J 102 DILLON. MICHAEL D 102. 127 DIXON. SHANNON R 102 DOMBROWSKI. KIMOERLY 2. 6. 28. 102. 133. 235, 30. 31. 40 DONNELSON. DARREN J 102. 161, 51 DOPP. HEATHER A DORFF. CHARLES R 102. 233 DORHOLT, JENNIFER L 102 DOVORANY. STEVEN J 24. 27. 26. 102 DUFFY. TIMOTHY J. 102 DURKOT. KELLY J 102 ECKSTEIN. KIM M 23. 38. 47. 102 EDSTROM. JOHN R 102 EDWARDSON. DAWN R 102 EHRMAN. ROSALIE J 103. 232 EICHTEN. CHAD A 22. 103 ELFTMANN. TODD W 65. 103. 161. 163, 215 ELSENPETER. LORI J 22. 25. 38. 103. 132 ENGER. KRISTEN M ERDMAN. KRISTIN D ERICKSON. BRIAN E ERICKSON. JAMES C ETIENNE. RICHARD A 103.30 12. 103, 30. 31 103 103 191. 192 FASOENDCR. GINGER M FEHLDERG. MELANIE M FEHN, BRUCE J FEHRMAN. DARCIJ FEIST. RONALD W FERCHO. WENDY J FERGUSON. DEANA J. FERRARI. STEPHANIE M. FERRELL. MELINDA J. 104 FlLIPtAK. DONALD V. FINNAMORE. CHRISTINE FISCHER. HOLLY A FISCHER. SHERI M FLANNERY. BRADLEY T. FOGEL. JAMES D 104 FOGLESONG. NEIL J FOLLEn. SCOTT M 14. 126. 29. 103 47. 103 103 103, 133 2. 132. 104 104 104 215, 104. 30 112, 222. 104 28. 104 104. 215. 21 104 22. 104 79. 104 181. 216. 104. FORPAHL ROOERT A 14. 28. 161. 104. 212. 20 FOURNIEA. JEFFREY H 104 FRANZ, JOOII 14. 24. 26. 38. 105 FRITZ. DONALD C 105. 36 FRITZ. KELLY S. 105 FROEUCH WINIFRED R 15. 23. 105. 45 INGRAM. MELONIE J J 105. 126. 200. 201 3. 230. 217 47. 105 28. 105. 196 24. 28. 105 GANLEY. JEFFREY GARCIA VINCENT E GARLAND. KANO! GEARHART. TAMMY J GEISLER. PAMELA G GELHAR. DAVID J 105 GIANDALIA. JOE P GLOEGE. OIRISTOPHER A GLOVER. THERESA A GOLDMAN. RONALD E GOLIGOWSKI. TRACY 24. 27. 26. 38. 105 GROSSELl. KIMOERLY J. 7. 29. 105 GROVE. GREGORY D 22. 25. 38. 105. 36, 50 GROVES. AMY S 105. 198. 34, 210. 211 GUNDERSON. CRAIG M 12. 105. 216 GUNDLACH. LESLIE A 105 GUSTAFSON. KIM A 105 105 H HAARSIAO. DONNA L 14. 26. 105. 216 HAGESIUEN. KRISTEN A 5. 12. 38. 105. 127. 132. 196 199. 41 JABLONSKI. CARRIE 0 JANICKE. LISA M JELEN. CONSTANCE I JENNINGS. TOOO D JENSEN. JULIE A JENSON JOAN M JERECZEK. JOSEPH A JERMUSEK. FRANK A JOELSON DANIEL A JOHANSSON. MAGNUS JOHNSON. DANE C JOHNSON. ERJC C. JOHNSON. ERICA R JOHNSON. JENNIFER J. JOHNSON. KIMBERLY K JOHNSON. LEAH M JOHNSON, RACHEL D. JOHNSON, RANDY L. JOHNSON. SANYA A JOHNSON. STACEY A JOHNSON, STEVEN M JOHNSON IOOO D JOHNSTON. MARY P JOINER. BECKY S JONASON, PAUL D 2. 22. JONES. ROSS A JONES, scon A JORGENSEN, DENNIS J JORGENSEN DIANE M JOYCE. MICHAEL R 106. 196 109. 196. 204 29. 109 109 107 109. 132. 212 109. 206 109 194. 55 109 120 109 109. 227 109 38. 109. 127. 132. 215. 36 109. Ill 109 59 109 109. Ill 109 38. 109, 187. 234. 36. 37. 206. 207 109 109. 222. 36 23. 109. 184 28. 110. 161 HAKE. JEFFREY A HALLONQUIST. THOMAS T. 105. 36 1 HANKEN. KATHY J 106. 198. 216. 234 w HANSEN. RENE 106. 193 ■ ■ HANSON. DAWN 106 HARDER. ELIZAOETH M 22. 106 KADEN ANTHONY D 110.66 HAREMZA. SHAWN T 106 KADER. KHALID 22. 38. 66. 110 HARFF. STEFANIE K 14, 24. 27 28 106 KAIR. BRAD D 181 HARGETT, SANDRA 106 KAMP. CHARISSE M 110. 35 HARTNER. SHAWN D 106 KAUFMANN, WILLIAM J. 110 HAUG. CAROL A 106 KEEGEl. HEIOI S 110 HAWKES. MICHAEL W 103. 106 KELLY. CHRISTOPHER J. 22. 110 HAWKINS. MICHELE R. 106 KELLY. DEOORAH K 28. 110. 36 HAZLEDINE. JAMES R 22. 106. 181. 229 KENNINGTON, DANIEL W 110. 222 HEALY. TODD M 106 KETCHER. DAWN M 198. 199 HEER. MARK J. 106 KIEFER. PAUL R 110. 200 HEESCH. STACI K 106. 216 KILNESS. SHANA L 184. 212 HEIDENREICH. BETH A 26. 106. 85 KINNEY. JAMES F 24. 27. 28. 110. 119. 181 HElDENREICH. OONNIE A 106 KIVI LISA A 34.110,215.36.41 HEINRICH. KRISTIN 106 KlAnE. JENNIFER A 110 HENDRICKS. KIMOERLY L 3. 107. 63 KLAUS RENEE E 99 HENDRICKSON. GARY A 107 KLINKER. JACQUELINE 110 HENKELS. CHRISTOPHER KLOCKE. SHANNON M 110 HENNESSY. SUSAN J. KLUDT, HEIDI J. 2. 14. 24. 27. 26. 38. 99. HENNINGSON. TONY J. 107. 181. 163, 216 110 HENRY. JEFFREY F 107 KNUTSON. CHAD R 110. 111. 126 HERALY. TINA M 107 KNUTSON, CHARLOnE 47. 110. 16 HERBERG. AMYL 107 KOEPPLIN. RAYETTE 110 HEROINE. KRISTEN M 107. 40 KOHLER. MICHAEL HERMAN, CHRISTOPHER J 22. 25. 107 KOLBINGER. KIRK A. 111 HE HAND. KRISTEN F 107. 215. 30 KONDRAK. SUSAN K 111. 216 HEWITT. NICOLE L 107 KONKLER. MEREDITH J. 26, 111 HIGGINBOTHAM. JANET K 28, 107 KOPP. SHARON A 111 HILL. STTACI L. 47, 107 KORINEK. OREn I 111. 210. 211 HOBSON. ALISON M 23. 106. 30 KOWALCZYK. KRISTIN 111. 56 HOCKERT. BRENT A. 108 KROEPUN MARK W 14. 111. 161 HOLLAND. MARK R 108. 181 KROll. CHARLES E. 111. 181. 183. 215 HOLMES, JEFF M 108. 215. 206 KRONE. JENNIFER M 111 HORACE. RICHARD A KROUSE. MICHELLE A. 56 HOUT5. CONSTANCE M 106 KRUGER. JAMES M 111 HOYHTYA. JEFFREY D KRYCH. KENNETH A HREHA DANIEL J 13, 14. 108. 181. 183. KU. PETER MICHAEL 28. 38. 111. 36. 212. 215 213 HUDOOA. LINDA M 108 KUOEl. BJARNE HUDSON, SUSAN L 108. 132 KULAS. MICHAEL L 112. 193. 206 HUELSKAMP. JON D 106 KYRO, CAROLYN J. HUNTER. JODI. L 23. 47. 108 HUTTNER. CHRISTOPHER 106 L 1 LA LIBERIE. NICOLE A 112. 198. 199 252 — Senior Index LAID. RHONDA P LAM TAI T. 55 LANGERMAN. ERIC M 6. 112. 132. 181. 183 t ARSON. DOUGLAS D LARSON. MICHELE S LARSON. SIEVE N C LE. IHY I HUY LEAF. TONYA K LEHNER WENDY L LEMKE. CAROL A LEMMER. JASON R LEMONDS. AMIE J. LEUIY. KRISTIN A LEVENS. JEFFREY A LEVESQUE. NICOLE I LIN. ERIC Y LINDfORS. SERENA J. LINDMAN. JILL M LIIWILLER. GREGORY M LLOYD. PATRICIA A LONG, CHRISTOPHER 113 LONKEY. ORENDA K LOOMIS. JAMES E LOSIE. LISA M LUCAS. KIM 113. 60 LUCKOW. LAURA R LUDVIG. JAMES M LUND. CAROLINE A LUNDOORG. MARK O 112. 133 23. 112 112 112 112 112 112. 238 22 133 112. 34. 210. 211 112 113 113. 204 113. 36. 212 113. 210. 211 113 113 113. 58 LUIGEN. LISA A LUU. HOA QUOC LUU. LIEN K LUU. MUI N LUU. XAM LYDAHl OSKARK LYM. ELIZAOETH I m MALLEN, DARRJCK MANORICH MICHELE L MANNING. COLLEEN M MANSON. DRlAN A MARLER. LORI M MARR. LESLIE A MARSKE. JENNIFER M MARTINEZ. JENNIFER MASON. HEATHER C MATEUS. LUZ M MAY. DART I MAY. DRET L McANALLY. MICHAEL D McCASKEL. GLORIA V MdXXE. KELLY E McGuire, mark a MCINTYRE. JOOY I MEICHSNER. DETH E METSALA. KIRSTEN A. METZ. KIMOERLY L. MEYER. DIANE J MEYER. VAYNE A MIDDLETON. JOHN V 59 22. 113 113 114. 36 114 114, 184 58 38. 114, 132. 36 114 114 114 114. 187. 208. 209 114. 247 114. 187. 208 22. 114. 216. 215. 36 114 114 114 114 114 MILLER. CHRISTOPHER D MILLER. JASON J 38. 114. 181. 210. 211 MILLER. JENNIFER J 28, 38. 114 36. 204, 30 MILLER. KARA I 24. 27. 28. 29. 33. 114. 189. 36 MILLER. KRISTEN 114 MILLER. TOM 115 MOOERG. DOUGLAS 115 MOE. TINA E 115 MOEN. SHANNON L 115 MONTREUIl. JENNIFER K 115. 36 MOON. CHAO C 115.208 MOORE. DAVIDG 115. 233 MORENO. OAVIO M 181 MORTENSON. JESSICA L 29 MOSHER. OONNY R 115.35 MOTZKO. AMYL. 115 MROZEK. ROBIN A 115 MULCAHY. ERIN J. 12.34.115 MULLEN. TANIA L 115 MURRAY. DIANE M 116 N NEILSON. MELISSA A NELLES. STEVEN P. NELSON. ELIZAOETH NELSON JENNIFER K NELSON. JONATHAN A NELSON. REDECCA A NELSON. SANDRA M NELSON. TRACY J. 22. 116 116 22. 34. 116, 37 116 116. 187.215. 206. 207 24. 28. 116 58 116 NEWDERG. CHRISTIAN L NGUYEN VIETH NICHOLS. JANDEE A NICKLAY. LISA A NORD. ROSS A NORDSTROM BRENT D NORDSTROM KATRINA L NORMAN MICHAEL H 116. 247 29. 116, 35 116 116, 193 29. 117 117. 123. 233. 242 NORTH GINGER N 117 215, 222. 34. 210. 211 NOVITSKY. DONALD M NOVACKI. CYNTHIA A 117 o 22. 113. 198 113 28. 113 12 14. 38. 113. 181. 183 113 55 113. 170. 55 55 146. 55 113. 54 113 OAKLAND. JOEL 0 11.12. OAKVIK. SHARON 47.117. OCHS. KATHRYN OCONNELL. TIMOTHY S OCONNOR. TODD M OOEEN. JAMES E JR OLSON AARON V OLSON DAVID C OLSON. KIMOERLY D 117. 197. OLSON. MARK T OLSON. SHERRI M ONE ILL. STEPHANIE M ORGON TODD A 117. 181 210. 211 117 117. 230 28. 117 117 196. 216 117 117 38. 117 181. 215 ORVIS. JAMES D 14. 22. 24. 27. 28. 112. 117. 40 117. PAAl. DRlAN J PALM. DRENT D PARADISE MARC J PARTINGTON. ORENDA L PASSMORE. ADAM I PAULSON. KARJ S. PAVLAK. JESSICA J PEDERSEN. JANE C PELKEY. ANGELA L PESTA. HANLEY M PETERSON. JOE M PETERSON, LISA R PETERSON, PHOEBE J PETERSON. RIOIARD I PETERSON. ROOIN A PETERSON SCOn 0 PETERSON, SCOn J PETERSON. STEVEN D PETERSON. TRENT R PHILLIPS. RONALD L PIERCE. RHONDA 5 PtERSKALLA. JEFFREY V PIETRZAK. JEFFREY M POLOMNY. MICHAEL POOL. LARRY 0 PORTER. KATHRYN D PROULX. MONIQUE A PUDAS. KENNETH E PURDES. JILL M 13. 22. 25. 118. 45. 36. 37 Q QUICK. LYNEnE K QUIGLEY. VAYNE P 47. 119 119 R RACHEL. TANNAJEAN M RADZOM. AMY K 22. RANDOLPH, DRET S RATHMANNER. LISA M RAnEI. JENNIFER L REARDON. MARTINA A REDMOND. JENNIFER J REESE. LYNETTE REEVES. TIM REGIUS. ANNA C. REINHARD. KRIS A RESNIKOfF. DANIEL V RICHARDSON. TROY A RICHTER. JEREMY A RISER. THERESA S ROCHFORD. MAnHEV S 22. 119. 132.36 97. 119, 132. 216 119 119 29. 119. 216 119 119. 127 22. 119 119 119 120.60 120 120 115. 120. 181. 206. 209 ROERING. HEIDI M ROl. JON M ROOS. 5TEFANIE R ROIHOAUER. JOHN A RUIKKA. ERIC P RUNNION, TAMARA M RYAN. THOMAS G RYOOERG. JEFF D 120.36 107. 120 28. 29. 99. 120. 40 120 120, 210 120 120 120 117 14. 24. 28. 117 67. 117 47. 117 118 22.25. 118.36 118 118 118 118 22. 38. 116, 125.36 118. 36 59 118 118 116 232 118 181. 228 118 118 118 118. 206 SAICE. PAUL M 12. 121. 181. 183 SAKS JASON M 79. 121. 155 SALCEDO. YASMIN T 121 SAND KATRINA E SAUIER. MICHELLE L 121. 45 SAVAGE. MELISSA D 121 SAX, SCOTT M 121. 247. 58 SCARROV. STEVEN D 121 SCHAAF. DAWN M 12. 121. 36 SCHELL DEORA R 121 SCHLAIS. CHRISTOPHER 121 SCW.EE. PAULA J. 121 SCHMIDT. KRISTINA M 27. 28. 38. 121. 36 SCHMIDT. STACY J 103. 121 SCHNELLMAN. VICKI A 23. 121. 36 SCHOPPE. DARCY I 121 SCHREINER. NICOLE I 121. 198 SCHROEDER. JOHN M 22. 121. 187 SCHUTZ. THOMAS S 121.59 SCHVICHTE NOERG. KIMDE 28, 121. 41. 40 SCOn. WILLIAM N 121 SHANE. JOHN D. 122. 36 SHANOR. FRANK R 122 SITTS, PAMELA I 112. 122 132. 30 SJAAHEIM TROY G SKAJA, JEFFREY T 38. 122. 181 SKINDELIEN. JASON J 122. 181. 216 SKRAMSIAD. STEVEN E 122 SMITH. ANGELA M 122 SMITH. USA A 122.216 SMITH LISA M 122 SMITH MICHELE R 122 SOL DERG. DOUGLAS M 64. 122 SOlDERG. LEIGH A 38. 122. 127. 132. 196. 215 SOlSTAD. SUSAN A 122. 204 SOMMERFEIDT, CHAD M 122 SORENSEN. JAMIE M 14. 122. 161. 183 SPARKS. LYNEnE M 122. 60 SPARS. ROONEY R 122 SPENCE. MICHELLE R 122. 246. 58 SPENCE. REOECCA A SPENCER. GEOFFREY. V 122. 161 SP1ROPOULOS. GEORGIA 122. 196. 226 47. 118 116 23. 118 STEOOINS. TINA M SIEDMAN. MARK J STEIL. SHERRI I SIEJSKAL. KATHY A STENERSON. LISA A STOECKL. RAYMOND J STRANOOERG. LESLIE R STRAUSS. MARC M STRIEOEL. SCOn I. SUBJECT. MICHAEL D SUND. MICHAEL D SUND5ETH. KENT A SVALERYD. HELENA SWANSON, VIKKI A 123 123 119. 123, 36 22. 123. 198. 204 22. 34. 123. 35. 37 123 123 125 123. 215 123 58. 59 107. 123. 200. 201 123. 54 124 TATUR. JEFFREY V 124, 181 TAUFEN. MICHELLE M 124 TELEGA. JOHN V 14. 24. 27. 28. 124. 187 TESMAR. JASON D THAI. ANH-TUAN MAI THAO. YAO THEROUX. NANCY L THOMPSON. DAWN MARIE THOMPSON. KRISTINE M THOMPSON MATTHEW G THOMPSON. MICHAEL J. THOMPSON. TRACI A THORSON. ANGELA M TICARRO. CAROLINE N TIRRELL. PEGGY A TOLLEFSON. KEVIN O TOMLINSON. KRISTINE M TORRES. JOSEPH V TOSEL. MALINDA S TOWNSEND, CLACI S IRJNH. TUYET T 124 124 124 124. 58 124.30 120. 124. 45 67. 124. 181 124 125 125. 198. 216. 215. 235 34. 119. 125.36 34. 125 125 120. 125 67 103. 125 38. 47. 125 U URRUTIA. ISABELLA M VAN DER VERF. AMY S VANSIEENOURG. DANIEL VARGO. SCOTT R VELASQUEZ. STEVEN J VETTER. ROSE VIMONKHON LAKHONSAK VIMONKHON SINIASATH VO. MINHNA VONGPHACHANH. REUANGD VRAA. KYLE D 125 22. 125. 128. 132. 36 125. 184. 226 125 125 47. 125. 191 154. 55 154. 55 125 125 W WAD5WORTH. KARA S WAGNER KARL T WALTER. REXFERD O WANVIG MARC T WATERS. KRISTEN L WEIERS. BLAIR A veis. scon A WELOfRG. KELLY J WELLS. RACHEL D VELTON SANORA I WENSEl SCOTT A 22 WESCOTT. JASON D WESLOVSKI. BRENDA M WEST. ANTHONY R WESTAO. JOANN I WHALEY. CRAIG A WHEELER. JEFFERY S WHITE. MICHAEL J WICKA OTRIS M 33. 34. WIERINGA. CHRIS 126 WIIABY. AMY J WILKERSON. MELVIN T WILKINS. LANA J WILLIAMS. KELLI A WILLIS. DAVID A WILL 15. VKKEY M WILSON. CRAIG A 14 WINEMAN. MAUREEN P WOJTYSIAK. SHERRY I WOODRUFF. THOMAS R WOODY. DANIEL S VU0RN05. DAWN C YIM. MIKYONG YOUNG. ROOERT M YURCH. ROOO C ZACK. DECKY J ZEMAN, JAMES R. ZEMEK. TINYA I ZIMMERMAN. GAIL M ZIMMERMAN. PETER L ZONDLO. TIMOTHY D ZROKER. MICHELLE I 34. 125. 210 125 59 125 125. 231 126. 181 126. 181 126 126 126 126, 181. 215. 206 126 126. 215 111, 126. 41. 40 126 126 23. 123. 126. 127 14. 126. 181. 183 126. 215. 210. 211 126 126. 58 126 126. 216 28. 112. 119. 123. 126. 167. 206 127 14. 127. 181 67. 127. 161 47. 127 22. 127 127. 61 127 127. 59 127 127 127.36 128 Seniof Index — 253 0 0 0 ‘PeMottaC Pesi4jiective 254 — Closing As seniors I believe we'll oil leove wirh o feeling of occomplishmenr. Whether ir be groduoring in itself, joining new clubs or just moking new friends. There ore so mony emotions ond pressures rhor o senior must overcome — whor college to go to, whof closses to toke to prepore yourself for college, your grodes, ond fights with friends ond others olong the woy. Ir wos o yeor full of criticism for the odministrorion, ond whether or nor our doss generoted enough pride. There wos so much to think obour thor we didn't really hove time to stop ond look oround. I believe thor doy will come when our closs, os o body, os o family, sronds together to receive our diplomos ond joyfully throw our cops into the oir because of our accomplishments. There ore so mony feelings that go into thor one night. Mony of us will go on to college, mony to Vo-Tech or some sort of business school, or even join the military. We moy never see each other again. Bur we oil hove that special bond of graduating together. It hos been o yeor like we've never seen before. Good luck in the future with your dreoms ond goals. — Tommi Barren 256 — Closing Barb Yandt ... Advisor Editor-in chief Kim Eckstein. Layout and Art Editor Jenny Abel Copy Editor Dawn Wuornos Student Life Editor Jodi Hunter. . . Mini-Mag Editor Brenda Partington Senior Editor. Sports Co-Editor Charlotte Knutson Junior Editor Rose Vetter Sophomore Editor Sharon Oakvik . Sports Editor Melanie Socher. . Academics Editor Tim Wagner . . Publicity Kandi Garland . Photo Editor Krista Ebert Photo Editor Melanie Felberg . . . Photographer Mike Leonard Photographer Janet Seaholm ... Photographer Tuyet Trinh Photographet Staff Jason Carter Staff Heather Dopp Staff Wendy Graning . . Staff Kathy Porter Staff Lynn Quick Staff Amy Rad .om ... Staff Laura Skeie Staff Traci Thompson . . . Staff Sltaci Hill Staff Students At TheiixK Best We’re All Guilty We're All Guilty” by James Reach was rhis year's 3-acr ploy. Ir deolr with rhe problem of juvenile delinquency, and as rhe rifle suggests, parents, teenagers and circumstance are oil guilty for causing juvenile delinquency. This dromaric play wos received well by the audience. After the three performances in March, comments like This was better than the musical! were heard. The 16 cost members practiced 2 hours every night for about five weeks. Saturdays were spent building the courtroom set. Overall, the work paid off. The director, Mr. Douglos, was pleased with rhe performances. Friendships were mode, goals were achieved and we hod fun doing if.” — Kim Duffy Ca t Members. Upper Left: Lio Srovedohl. Kim Duffy. Lower Left: Alice Cunninghom. Peggy Sironon, Krisiy Thompson. Jill Purdes. Upper Right: Winl Froe-Uch, Brion Swonson. Eric Grossing Lower Middle: Lynn Combs. Juono Smith. Down Schoof. Lower Right: Fred Cheng Shonnon ShocKelford ond Kori Goiembeck 2— ActPloy c — Aow 15 VC Baseball Softball Did Well in ’88 Strike 1! Strike 2! Strike 3! You're Out! The Pork Center boseboll team did that o lot this year, olthough their record or the end of the seoson wos 7-9. The team practiced from 2:30-4:30, when they did nor hove gomes, ond no proctice on weekends! The gomes losted anywhere from one hour to one ond o holf hours, depending on who they ployed, ond how good they were. Whether they won or lost, everyone enjoyed ploying. Everyone worked very hord to win. ond when they did win they celebrated by singing Old country favorites such os The Gambler'' ond also Ebony ond Ivory with everyone very jumpy ond excited. When they lost they would sleep on the woy home or be very quiet. At these gomes there wos o lot of Pork Center spirit ond pride, with everyone helping to cheer the team on. Since the beginning of the seoson the most improved wos PUSS SPENCE right field.' Luckily there were no serious injuries, but there wos one minor injury. Brett Peem, while pitching, hod o line drive hit the ground hord, come up or him ond hit him above the eye. The Pork Center J.V. teom would like to thonk coach Leslie for toking time our from his doy ond giving better ploying knowledge ond for o great season. P.S. Thonks for purring up with our fourth grade wrestling attitude after each gome. The Teom — Melonie Socher Left: Brent Locos prepores for o grand skim Top Right: Pork Centers ptoyer strikes once. Middle: Sophomore Team Photo. Back: Jeremy Doniels. Rich Sherer. Chod Moose. Troy Meyer. Nothon Stouffenker. Jason Heoth. Shoine Gorcio. Brent Locos Front: Dustin Trombty, Adorn Hoyhryo. Scott Fove. Jorod Netson. Doug Lenhorr. Motk Chester. Chris Mutten Varsity Team Photo. Front: Joson Milter. Scott Stnebcl. Don Kopp. Tim McGowon. Todd Courneyo. Chod Sommerfeh. Curtis Jontke. Eric Zehr. Top: Monoger Amie Rhinhort, Cooch Johnson. Don Aotey, Mike Polomny, Jell Henry. Jeff Totur, Don Hreho. Chock Kroll and Eric Hoyhtyo. 4 — Boseboll Sofiboll — 5 wosn'r quire or home; rhe gomes were held or o pork 2 miles owoy (West Polm-er). Ir mode ir o little more difficult ro moke ir rhere bur for rhose who did manage ro moke ir. I'm sure ir wos worrh rhe drive. — Louro Skeie Whot do you do from 2:00-4:30??? For mosr of rhe populorion or Pork Cenrer ir would be correcr in ossuming rhor eirher work, sleep, eoring ond extracurricular events fill rhor rime space. For these 03 girls, ploying sofrboll wos their main concern. There were three reoms rhor ployed for P.C. All of them showed o greor deal of dedication ond school spirir throughout rhe seoson. The reoms were divided up os Varsity (top). Junior Vorsiry (cenrer) ond Soph, (borrom). On rhe overoge, rhe reoms won more than they hove lost. Considering rhor rhe Vorsiry reom hod more Juniors ond Sophomores than Seniors, our outlook on further years looks very positive! The field rhor Pork Cenrer called home Top: Bottom Row: Trocy Gutterud. Corrle Joblonski, Pom Corlson. Jessico Povalok, Nicole Leveque ond Katherine McDonoW. Top Row: Cooch Alvarez, Leonn Ericjon, Korheryn Drondes, Down Kercher. Kristen Hagesruen. Morquitox Acosro. Julie McDonell. Amy Groves ond manoqer Korhy Srejskol. Center: Bottom Row: Llo Sjosten. Leonn Burris. Heather Olson. Jodi Horemzo. Deono Broccini. Traci Gutterud ond Dorci Arntson Top Row: Cooch Hennen, Jenny Hoke. Lori Srelnkopf, Joy Donielson. Heidi Arneson. Korri Gross. Mory Felsse ond monoger Jenny Brown, Bottom: Bottotn Row: Sherry Heos. Melissa Nojarion. Heidi Nybergond. Nicole Miller. Top Row: Jenny Grovdohi, Tonyo MilJer. Sondy Liter. Jenny Puss ond Cooch Peterson, P.C. TRACK TEAM Run fast, Work hard, and, above all, Have Fun!! Ir was o very good season for the Pork Center trock teom this yeor Whot they didn't ochleve in wins they mode up for In energy ond fun. Even though there were o few sproined onWes ond twisted Knees, they pulled through, moking special achievements in such events os sprint medley ond the 4x4 in which four people run a 400 meter reloy. This yeor they even hod o person, coproin Vtckey Wifcs. go to store At meets the fons ploy o big port, but most of the cheering thot pushes them on comes from the other teom members They create their own cheering section, which shows the great comoroderie ond teom spirit which mokes them work so well together When they're not out doing their best or meets they're proctking In their fovonte spots such os Lake Colhoun ond Loke of the Isles You moy wonder If we'l be so lucky os to hove such good athletes next yeor? Well, in the opinion of Robert Benner, sprint medley runner, we will Because, os he puts it. The sophomores ond Juniors look pretty good so we ll probobly do weH next seoson. — Dole Brinkmon 6 — Track Opposite Page: Top: Juke Stiele on the hurdles. Lower Left: Heorher McKenzie doing the long jump. Middle Right: Crls Broech gening reody. ryr. ip„ jr Trock — 7 This PageXJpper Left: Alon Dlx running reloy. Upper Right: Kole Yorbrough raking o rest Lower Right: Robert HuUomon “Rocking out Boffom.1988 Track Team: Front Row: S. Hoglond. K. McFollond. (copr). J. Jereczek. L. Solberg, (copr.) L. Anderson. I. Arronz, M Koethe, T. Okoneck. D. Suobodo. J. Sr.Dennis. R. Schroder. J. Von Sreebery. Row 2: D. Jorgenson. R. Desserre. P. Corey. R Denner. M Bjorkdohl. D. Sobu. L. Molby. A. Oojly. C Morrson. M Roers. Row 3: H McKenzie. M Heldt. N. Drondr. M. Vocuro. S. Wesirirvg. 0 Volerski, J. Sturm J. Emmons. J. Munson. D. Bouer. J. Sriele. M. Buss Row 4: E Porrington. E. Bouer. M. Ouitmeyer. D. Bourgerie. T. Brooks. C. Broesch, B. Bruce, M Bumphers. D. Kllness. (copr) V. Willis. J. Brosseou, P. Solberg, L. Stonlslowskl. I. Foust. S O'Neil Row 5: H Erickson. S. Dunfee. T. Arneson. D. Helron. D. Donelson. (copr.) M Correr. A Dix. R Johnson. G. North. S. Kllness. N Flonnigon. D. Curtis. I. Brooks. S. Sonbo. P.C. TENNIS: HIGH STRUNG SMA5H! This wos o sound heord rumbling through the streets of Brooklyn Pork. This year's tennis ream wos o team built on cooperation. endurance, ond power. This yeor's reom wos enlightened by such wonderful tennis ployers os Senior Tony West, Junior Jesse Josephson. ond Sophomore Wonderboy Troy Hunter. Overall the boy's tennis teom hod on enhancing season with victories over such outstanding teoms os Burnsville, Armstrong, ond Kennedy. This yeor's reom wos ogoin coached by Jon Peterson. Next year we should hove o pretty norly teom with oil of the owesome dudes coming bock from varsity.'' blurted out Jesse Josephson os he wos rushing home to complete his homework. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR PIRATES! — TIMOTHY WAGNER Middle Left: 1988 Boy’s Tennis Team. Roto I: Tom Thoi. Fred Cheng. Peer Ku. Chris Wetlhousen. Don Fritz. Tim Thoi. Tom Ku. Row 2: Cooch Jon Peierson. Tony West. Jesse Josephson. Jomie Putrin. Jim Kruger. Randy Erickson, John Shone, Troy Hunrer. MANGS. Berh Ann Barrel. Corolrne Ticorro. Bottom Left: 1988 JV Boy's Tennis Team. Row I: Mon Glover, Jeff Sioldorf. Amondo Sleimon. Moil Pederson. Dove Shero, Lonce Rovleon. Greg Trombley, Shown Erieou. Don Dreiser. Rodney Bloke. Row 2: Jon Peierson. John Moore. Sieve Durkey, Tony Kot-izuski. Poul VonDerWerf. Poul Siinson. Don Bergerson. Andy Willioms. MANG. Mono Howe Middle Top: Jesse Josephson owoiis the return of ihe boll after o vicious hit. Top Right: Troy Hunter unleashes o not her one of his deodly returns rhor hos boffled many o teom on ihe court. Middle Right: Tom Ku fiddles with his rocket Just like in the pros. 6 — Boy s Tennis Splashdance: Sync Swimmers dive into State “We did very well this season.” — Lynda Backman Synchronized swimming — o sporr o lot of people don't know much about. The first half of the season consists of figures, during which the spectators ore silent ond the swimmers pass by judges. The second half of the seoson is routines. A teom member moy choose to do three routines. They moy choose up to three out of solo, duet, trio, or teom. The Pork Center team mode up their own routines with help from the coaches. In figures, judges look for control, execution ond stunt, while In routines artistic impression, ond content ore needed to score high. Pork Center's teom consisted of seven girls — two seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, ond o freshmon. The teom did well over oil or store — with three routines going Into the semi-finols, despite the handicaps of small size, ond lower difficulty rating. The teom got along well because of the small size, They were oil really supportive, sold Lyndo Bockmon, ream coproin. The strong points of this year's ream were their willingness to fry new things ond their closeness according to team members. — Kristo Ebert Upper Left: Condi Opollnskl. Kfm Nelson, Lyndo Bockmon. Jill Llndmon. ond Melonle Fehlberg point rhelf roes sky word. Middle Far Left: Lyndo Bockmon smiles ond woves or the crowd Middle Left: Kim Nelson (lops her arms ond tries to fly. 1988 Synchronized Swim Team. Lower Left: Row One: Melons Fehlberg. Condi Opollnskl, Jill Llndmon, Kim Nelson. Lyndo Bockmon. Row Two: HoHy PoJmer. Keri Anderson. Upper Right: Condi Opollnskl, Melonie Fehlberg. ond Kim Nelson soy Help! We're drowning' Lower Right: Kim Nelson ond Condi Opolinski ore poised on the edge, trying not to (oil In. Synchronized Swimming — 9 GOLF TEAMS NOT OP TO PAR Golf on the boys’ side rook 4th ploce In region this seoson, led by coptoins Mork Olson ond Jim Hozeldln. The reom scored o conference record of 0 wins, ond 7 losses. No one went to store this seoson, but Mork Olson was soid to be the reom's strongest player, ond Dorron Eizenzimmer the most Improved. When osked what the team’s most predominant strength was, Jim Thompson, cooch, soid dedication ond depth, meoning that the individual players were more outstanding rhon most teoms. As for os their reom score goes. well, better luck In the future! — BRIAN WALSH Above: Kevin Zinnlel. Don Pelletier. Jeff GrukJI. Dorln Eisenzim-rrver Top Right: Todd Tosel ond Tony Nishamuro smile nicely tor the comero 1988 Boy' Golf Team. Middle Right: Top: Chris Oohnhoff. Jeff Gruidl. Todd Tosel. Don Pelletier. Mork Olson. Mike Almtch. Dorln Etsenzimmcr Bottom: John Llndmon. Dennis Con-rod. Jim Hozledine. Dob Wold. Kevin Zinnlel. Jeff Pietzrok Not Pictured: Tony Nohomuro Lower Right: Coptoins Jim Hozledin ond Mork Olson 10 — Boy's Golf The girls golf reom didn'r do os well os expected this seoson, occording to coach Russ Holland. Holland expected to take first place in the region tourney, bur that didn't hoppen. With Leigh Morr os coproin ond Amy Gronde os strongest ployer. the reom produced o conference record of 2 wins, 5 losses. Going to stote this year were Amy Gronde. who took 2nd in region, ond Leigh Morr, who took 5rh place in region. Good luck ot store, girls! The most improved golfer, Mr. Hollond soid. wos Shoron Corlson, o senior. Overall, the reom didn't do os well os expected, but got by just fine. — BRIAN WALSH Bottom: 1988 Girls Golf Team: Jill Stemper. Becky Atkinson. Debbie Forpohl, Jenny Millet. Koren Snider. Karl Edger. Amy Gronde. Donyo Bodem, Sboron Cot-son. Jenny lucos. AlUson Lucos. Brendo Hustrulid. Michelle Comon. Soroh Breed not Pictured: Leigh Ann Morr. Amy Nunnelee. Middle: Jenny Lucos ond Kori Edgor show us their owesome obility to crush o smoll boll Into o smoll hole thot is feotured anywhere from 100 to 400 yords owoy ond show us how to look good while being able to ploy golf Top: Debbie Forpohl shows us o stunning look os she Is about to crosh o hormless little boll into spoce with her mighty swing. Girls' Golf — 11 A Picture if you will, o guy. o girl, both | dressed for o night to temember. The doors swing open to greet the prom goers, os the unexpecting group enters the lovish boll-room. The sound of rhythm ond bose fill the oir. The donee floor is pocked with students rockin' to the sounds of oldies by The Clossics. Along with the voriety of hors doeuvres which included cheese, crockers, fresh fruit, punch, ond brownies, the night wos just obout perfect. All in oil, prom wos thought to be o greot success, olthough nor os mony tickets hod been sold os they would hove liked. Junior Closs Cabinet hod worked hard for this specroculor event since the first week of school. We thought the idea of having o bond along with recorded music during the bonds breaks would be o greot ideo. It wos!” Thot wos o comment mode by cabinet member Heidi Morsholl. All the members should be proud of their efforts. The memorable dote. Moy twenty-first nineteen eighty-eight. The locotion. The Atrium of the Inrernotionol Morker Squore. The event. PROM 88. It wos definitely — A Night To Remember. — Kim Eckstein Night To Remember 12 — Prom Opposite Page: Center: Brent Hockett ond Tiffany Blotsdell think Prom U just MINT! Lower Left: Toklng o breok from on the doncing ond excitement. Erin Mulcohy wotches the crowd from the side Lower Right: The girls donee to the Okies while the guys fix themselves up This Page: Upper Left: Down School ond Kyle Woyier look down or the doneers from the bokooy Upper Right: A view of the donee floor from the upper balcony Lower Left: luyer Trtnh ond Otonden Pugsiey get close while Two Reordon looks for someone to donee wirh Lower Right: Corottne Tleorro. Tom (Vanhorn, ond Liso NKMoy try to convince Orton Swonson not to roke prom so seriously. Prom — 13 One Last Evening • • • One of the few — yet one of the mony — times to spend one lost evening with your senior dossmotes ... Senior Conquer, Fridoy. April 22. Everyone gothered for snocks. dinner, speokers, ond (of course) the entertoinmenr For snocks. there were cheese ond crockers ond punch, ond then chicken, roost beef, ougrotin potatoes, mixed vegetables, ond sol-od for dinner with o chocolote mousse for dessert. The dinner wos o little lore, but most people underwood whot pressure the cooks were under. Caroline Ticorro mode o very touching speech about the great experiences Pork Center hos given her after being o refugee in Viet Nom. As o rule, when there ore sociol events, most people do not enjoy listening to speeches. but I found that there weren't mony com-plolnts over these few insplrotionol ones! In the tolent show, the Primories. YU. Jodi Fronz. ond John Telega song ond expressed their tolent. There wos olso o slide show showing seniors throughout their yeors ot Pork Center. There were o few complications such os dinner being tore, o food fight, ond o senior wos under the influence of drugs or okohol. But. overoll. it turned out to be on enjoyable evening. Plonning for the evening wos done by Senior Class Cabinet, with Kris Hogestuen. Heidi Kludr. ond Mr. Okerson os the moin leaders, moking oil finol decisions. Mr Okerson summarized. It wos o meeting of the senior doss that is similar to future doss reunions. — Down Wuornos Top: Joon )«M(V Mxhcfte Oonwe ond DetotMc 0 - 9 Chech out who wont� the ottennon Midd.V Lell the Senior Ocks Cobtnets decotcmve woy ot von mg iho tabtes up for those tuctiy tenon t-Mdir ftiqht lust the gisyv hon n? out of the Senior Bonquet Bottom Left Sue Hen g vc� on onaxrogng speech so out senior k� s Bottom Right: YU ploys with o the m ht 14 — Senior Conquer THE CLASS OF ’88 There were 505 seniors who groduoted this yeor. Any senior con groduore wirhour poying money, bur rhey con spend 14 dollors on rheir gowns if rhey wonr ro weor one. The speakers for rhis year's grodu-orion ceremony were Fred Cheng, NHS member, ond Krisren Hogesruen, senior class presidenr. Seniors were expecred ro hove o very good behavior. Homeroom reachers gave our diplomos ond gave each of rheir homeroom srudenrs o hond-shoke. High honor srudenrs gor on honor srole oround rheir neck. Graduation wenr well, wirh rhe 505 seniors handling rhe hor 69 degree remperoture very nicely. There were obour 5,000 porenrs ond relofives or rhe ceremony. The bond did o very good job, hoving prepored rheir own song for rhe doss of '86'. — Hiyom WozWaz Top: Seniors ore wolfing to get their diplomos. Middle Left: Kristen Hogestuen gives her forewell speech to the groduotlng doss. Middle: Mrs. Lomp gives her congratulatory speech. Right: Mlchoel Dillon con't wolt to groduore. Bottom Left: Fred Cheng gives o speech for the doss of 88. Bottom Right: Seniors opploudlog for Mrs. Lomp's speech. Bottom Middle: The choir sings their lost song tor the seniors. Graduation — 15 A Night To Cherish 1988 ALL-NIGHT PARTY The senior oil-night party wos o party for the graduated seniors which consisted of mony octivlties. The party lasted oil night ond wos held ot the school. It wos organized by the parents of some of the seniors. Some of the mony activities were pie-eoting contests, o shoe pile, o wheelbarrow race, o paper oirplone toss, o dunk tank, bingo, o hypnotist, ond music with o disc jockey. For some if wos o sorrowful evening, leaving behind oil of the high school memories. For others it wos on eventful evening. Mony enjoyed the dunking of reochers into woter! Although it wos on oll-nighr porty, only o few conked out on the tobies! Fred Cheng expressed. “It wos o lot of fun ond you could tell the parents reolly worked hard or it!” — Jonet Seaholm COUNSELING OFFICE