Pelican Rapids High School - Shada Yearbook (Pelican Rapids, MN)

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Row 1: A. Irey, N. Ruud, N. Monson, C. Carlson, M. McDaniels, T. Huseby, N. Sorum, L. Pierce, K. Huseby, M. Olson, J. Fen ling Row 2: Ms. Lust, Y. Yamauchi, E. Sather, T. Johnson, J. Ottoson, C. Ishaug, K. Carlson,K. Kowalski, L. Kelting, J. Siegle, L. Kelting, L. Stenger, D. Soberg, D. Gralvn Row 3: T. Marty, R. Arnston, M. Marty, J. Ellingson, C. Haugrud, B. Haugrud, M. Boe, P. Stratton, G. Stenger, C. Evenson, J. Haarstick Row 4: J. Aakre, S. Anderson, J. Haugrud, C. Carlson, P. Johnson, 0. Hen- jum, C. Severson, B. Olson, K. Aakre, M. Frazer, B. Johnson, K. Stenger, J. Rudie FINE ART OF MUSIC “Music must take rank as the high- est of the fine arts—as the one which, more than and other, ministers to hu- man welfare.” On the Origin with Functions of Music MADRIGALS: Row 1: N. Sorum, C. Carlson, B. Haugrud, T. Huseby, J. Rudie, M. McDaniels, K. Aakre, L. Pierce, P. Richardson, Row : P. Stratton, M. Frzaer, K. Kowalski, C. Severson, C. Osten, B. Olson, M. Boe

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SYMPHONIC BAND-Row 1: J. Slotten, K. Carlson, C. Glenn, G. Stenger, M. Lunde, C. Osten, A. Stratton, J. Siegle, K. Huseby, N. Kratzke, B. Glaesman. Row 2: 0. Henjum, M. Dunham, L. Carlson, C. Larson, B. Rostad, N. Monson, S. Engerbretson, W. Anderson, C. Christianson, T. Huseby, M. McDaniels, C. Evenson, K. Couillard, D. Soberg, N. Sorum. Row 3: N. Ruud, J. Fern- ling, S. Kubitz, B. Schmitz, D. Straight, L. Johnson, R. Overson, P. Richardson, B. Haugrud, D. Smith, D. Strandlien, J. Haar- stick, K. Grefsrud, T. Marty. Row 4: L. Haugrud, D. Marty, D. Anderson, K. Tingelstad, M. Solien, L. Marty, M. Hagen, B. John- son, G. Lyden, P. Halbakken, G. Price, C. Haugrud, L. Kelting, W. Hagen, M. Boe, K. Ishaug, C. Trites, K. Bakken, L. Pierce, M. Scott, J. Knutson, A. Westby, K. Kratzke, P. Shulstad. Row 5: K. Haugen, B. Elton, R. Richardson, C. Martinson, J. Johnson, P. Hovland, M. Neu, Mr. Couture. STAGE BAND: Row 1: B. Olson, M. Boe, K. Couillard, D. Soberg, N. Sorum, K. Grefsrud, J. Haarstick, T. Marty, P. Hovland Row 2: L. Pierce, M. Scott, J. Knut- son, A. Westby Row 3: L. Marty, M. Hagen, B. Johnson, G. Lyden, P. Halbakken, G. Price, C. Haugrud, L. Kelting, W. Hagen, P. Stratton, K. Ishaug All State Band members—Brad Olson and Nikki Sorum AND THE BEAT GOES ON . . . The Pelican Rapids Senior High School has two major performing groups, the Concert and Symphonic Bands. Each of these bands played as a pep band at athletic events and had a stage band within its members. The Symphonic Band also provided the school with its marching band. Both groups performed at the Dist. 23 Band Contest with the Concert Band play- ing “Festivo” and the Symphonic Band performing “Caccia and Chorale.” Many of the members performed at the Solo and Ensemble contests bringing more honor to our school. The school was also represented in the Minn. 1977-1978 All State Band by Brad Ol- son on Tuba and Nikki Sorum with her Alto Saxophone. Another highlight of the year was the Symphonic Band playing at the Fargo Civic Auditorium in February. The performance of the Symphonic Band throughout the year was once again a treat for all listeners and a real inspiration to the younger musicians. Mr. Couture, Director 13

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Row 1: M. Brenna, B. Trites, N. Wahlstrom, N. Ruud, J. Femling, D. Haugrud. Row 2: L. Peterson, J. Tingelstad, K. Carlson, L. Craig, J. Kvidt, L. Moses, C. Budke, J. Trites, D. Lindstrom. Row 3: M. Olson, C. Carlson. Row 4: B. Schmitz, M. Trites, C. Larson, L. Scott, S. Peterson, K. Couillard. Row 5: L. Barringer, M. Craig, A. Soland, K. Olson, L. Marshall. Row 6: C. Solien, M. Solien, K. Marty, Y. Yamauchi, C. Dodd, K. Tingelstad, L. Berquist, T. Marty. FHA’ers— Looking Toward Tomorrow The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica’s purpose is to help youth assume their roles in society through Home Economics Education in areas of per- sonal growth, family living, vocational preparation, and community living. When not working on any special activ- ity, the meetings center around general business, followed by songs, games, or lunch. This year each FHA member chose an independent project on which they worked for the rest of the year. These projects were Special Education, a Boutique, Foreign Foods, The Elder- ly, Weight Watching, and Alcoholism. Later, girls from each group performed demonstrations of their work before the local chapter and also for district and state chapters. Five FHA officers were “locked” against each other in a grueling run for the comical honor of Miss FHA. The winner, Kathy Couillard, regally attired in a mini-dress and diamonds(?) was crowned by the returning queen Beth Trites. In the Bashful Buddy project, each girl secretly chose another’s name. For the rest of the year they left notes in these girls’ locker, gave them little presents, especially during Christmas, etc. After all, it’s very exciting to re- ceive a little bit of happiness in your locker from a secret admirer. This year’s leaders—President Karen Carlson, Vice-President Mary Solien, Secretary Beth Trites, Treasurer Mi- chelle Olson, Stu Co Rep Kathy Couil- lard, and Eighth Grade Rep Debbie lindstrom—certainly had their work cut out for them. 15 Kathy Couillard, 1977-78 Miss FHA.