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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1983 volume:

ACTIVITIES 4 SPORTS ....... 14 ORGANIZATIONS 34 FACULTY 44 SENIORS 50 UNDERCLASSMEN 66 ADS 82 1983 SHAD A Volume 38 P.R.H.S. Pelican Rapids, MN. PELICAN RAPIDS, MINNESOTA CENTENNIAL Follow Your Dream Follow your dream take one step at a time and don’t settle for less, just continue to climb. Follow your dream if you stumble, don’t stop and lose sight of your goals, press on to the top. For only on the top can we see the whole view, can we see what we’ve done and what we can do, can we then have the vision to seek something new press on, and follow your dream. Amanda Bradley 2 A MAN TO LOOK UP TO “A true friend gives freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all patiently, de- fends courageously, and continues a friend un- changeably.” We, the Class of 1983, wou Id like to dedicate this year’s Shada to a teacher, a coach, and advisor, and a true friend. He’s a man who has led us through our years at P.R.H.S., and helped to prepare us for the journey through life ahead of us. Even though he’s busy with coaching, teaching, and a new baby boy, he is always there to help our class with our many problems, small as they may be. The 1983 Shada is proudly dedicated to a fine man and a wonderful teacher, Mr. Virgil Kollar. dedication-3 , We meet so many people But few, it seems to me. Enjoy as close a friendship As ours has grown to be, So with this heartfelt greeting, I want to tell you, too, I’m very thankful to have found A special friend like you. 6 prom THE BEST OF TIMES After months of planning, pomping, and praying, Prom 1982 had finally arrived! Now that all the work had been completed the night had come and it was time to relax and enjoy “The Best Of Times.” The inspiring talk given by guest speaker Mr. Douglas at the banquet at Trinity Church got the evening off to a wonderful start. Tammy Pourrier, Wayne Carlson, and Jim Pederson did a great job with the music, performing for us the hit song “Leather and Lace.” Upon entering the gym doors, you could see the hours of effort that had gone into completely transforming the high school gym into a sparkling medieval castle. The hours of dedicated work and planning had definitely been worth the end result, and the entire evening had truly been “The Best Of Times.” THE 1982 ROYAL COURT 1st Row: Ria Elton, Tammy Pourrier, Queen Kay Tollefson, Kathy Jacobson, Justin Miller, 2nd Row: Karen Moen, David Sherbrooke, Tim Rustand, Carol Hexum, 3rd Row: Cary Haugrud, Patti Dillon, Bert Moen, Toinette Wickenheiser, Mike McArthur, Catharina Engstrom, 4th Row: Mike Morgan, Gary Larsen, Blaine Sherbrooke, Kevin Strom. And the winner is homecoming 9 10 homecoming FROM PRINCESS TO QUEEN From being chosen Homecoming Princess of 1971, to being crowned Homecoming Queen of 1982, Kay is the first princess ever to go on and also become the Homecoming Queen. The coronation was made even more memorable by the speech given by Mr. Aamodt inspiring us to make the most of our high school years. Each day was made special because of the participation of student and faculty in the days which included; Dress-Up Day, Physical Day, Grub and Wild Hair Day, Cowboy and Indian Day, and Color Day with prizes given out to the winners of each day. The Homecoming festivities began with the coronation on Monday night, while Tuesday night was topped off by a victory for the volleyball team followed by the annual bonfire. The excitement for Wednesday was the 8-0 win for the senior girls in the Powder Puff game to remain undefeated. The week ended perfectly with the victory for the football team over Staples with a 34-30 win. Following the victorious game was the Homecoming dance, the first dance of the year, with music by Wyzdom. homecoming 11 12 sweetheart SWEETHEARTS 1983 THE NEW SWEETHEART HEART DAYS This year at PRHS a new tradition. Sweetheart, was started. The week began with DressUp Day-Tuesday, Punk Day-Wednesday, Reverse Day- Thursday, and color Day-Friday. To get ready for the evening’s basketball game with Barnesville, an hour long afternoon pep fest was noted. Saturday afternoon was spent decorating the gym for the evening’s dance with music provided by The Plaids. Returning Sweetheart Royalty, King Wayne Carlson and Queen Terry Anderson had special honor of crowning two royal pairs for 1983: King Steve and Queen Pam, King Mark and Queen Diana. Sweetheart Week ended with Red and White Day on Monday with the distributing of Valentine’s flowers throughout the school. sweatheart 13 sports 15 Wave the Viking flag of victory Wave it to the sky. For our team is ever fighting Each foe to defy. Fight! Fight! Fight! For you know we are all behind you Spirit is our song. We, the Pelican Vikings Are cheering loud and strong. 16 football Mighty Vikings 1st Row: Mike Evenson, Kevin Johnson, Mike Morgan, David Gorski, Kevin Strom, Capt. Darren Jorgenson, Capt. Steve Ripley, Capt. Gary Larsen, Jeff Marty, Cary Stephenson, Mike Zick, Joel Jorgenson, Scott Kvidt, Curtis Schmitt, 2nd Row: Jim Meder, Pat McArthur, John Handorff, Jim Holtgrewe, Jim Pederson, Jeff Anderson, John Erickson, Craig Haugrud, Ryan Ness, Kevin Zick, Wayne Tweeton, Mike Lahlum, Sean Burke, Craig Schmitt, Troy Milbeck, Coach A1 Siegle, 3rd Row: Coach Bob Silseth, Mgr. John Hagen, Mgr. Kory Kuhlman, Dean Hunter, David Sherbrooke, Joe Clauson, Trevor Steves, Darren Westby, David Rudie, Mark Flath, Matt Lehn, Darwin Johnson, Joel Gerdes, Jeff Follingstad, Bert Moen, John Kvare, Coach Virg Kollar, 4th Row: Tim Rogelstad, Tony Huseby, Steve Huseby, Steve Honrud, Jimmy Lehn, Cary Haugrud, Brian Ripley. A Winning Season With a sensational start, the Vikings defeated their first five opponents. Highlighting the sea- son was the Homecoming victo- ry over the Staples Cardinals, 34-30. However, the Vikings were unsuccessful in winning their last three games. Darren Jorgenson, Gary Larsen and Steve Ripley led the Vikings as captains. Selected as All-Confer- ence players were Dave Gorski, Gary Larsen and Jeff Marty; Honorable Mention was given to Cary Stephenson. football 17 18 volleyball 1st Row: Captains: Val Martinson, Kristy Haugen. 2nd Row: Mgr: Tanya Petkevick, Ahna Halbakken, Kim Johnson, Deby Hovland. Kathy Jacobson, Steph Lende, Mgr. Jackie Ahrndt. 3rd Row: Sheri King, Julie Walkin, Lori Leick, Julie Haugen, Jana Christenson, Coach Ki Gohdes. VOLLEYBALL OF 1982 The 1982 volleyball team opened up on August 23 with captains Valerie Martinson and Kristy Haugen leading the Vikings. Hard work, dedi- cation and fun was put into the season. The volleyball team ended with a 6-10 win- loss record. They were elimi- nated in the first match of the sub-district tournament. Win- ning awards for volleyball were Sheri King (Hardest Worker), Julie Walkin (Most Improved), Kristy Haugen (All-Conference), and Valerie Martinson (Most Valuable and HOL Honorable Men- tion). Volleyball for 1982 was a fun and exciting year for the players. volleyball 19 Row 1: Mgrs. Scott Macgregor, Bert Moen, Jeff Marty, Craig Haugrud, Darren Jorgenson, Mike Zick, John Erickson, Dan Schroeder, Mgr. Kevin John, Row 2: Tim Rogelstad, Gary Larsen, Cary Stephenson, Pat Westby, Steve Huseby, Tony Huseby, Peter Larsen, Kevin Strom, Coach Rex Haugen. -wraaa I 3 A VICTORIOUS SEASON The dedication which was displayed by the members of the team which prac- ticed basketball through out the summer months has really payed off for the 1983 basketball season. Hard work, determi- nation, and high goals were the main key to success. The seniors leading the Vi- kings were Darren Jorgenson, Gary Lar- sen, Cary Stephenson, Kevin Strom, Jeff Marty, and Mike Zick. We are sure that with the abilities of the Boy’s Basketball team this year, that the season ended as exciting and successful as it began. basketball 21 22 basketball Row 1: Stephanie Lende, Lori Schmitt, Sheri King, Val Nord, Patty Senger, Ann Klinnert, Mgr. Toni Hath, Row 2: Coach Phil Fautik, Dawn Jensen, Ahna Halbakken, Kristy Haugen, Pam Gibbs, Cap. Darla Erickson, Mindy Anderson, Assistant Coach Marlys Johnson, A MEANINGFUL SEASON The girls basketball team was filled with alot of joy, happiness, and tears. Even though the win-loss record went to the losses, the girls had a fun season and many new friendships were established. Lead- ing the girl’s basketball team for the 1982-1983 season were captains Darla Erickson and Kristy Haugen. The team’s goals are to win sub- districts and to get new uniforms. basketball 23 1st ROW: Phu Ha, Tim Bigelow, ha Le, Doug Pixley, Tom Nygaard, Ryan Ness, Kevin O’Brien, Mark King, Wayne Tweeton, 2nd ROW: David Rudie, David Pixley, Scott King, Alan Jacobson, David Gorski, Mike Morgan, Kevin Zick, Steve O’Brien, 3rd Row: Coach Dean Fox, John Flath, Lance McGrand, Curt Strom, Terry Johnson, Hien Nguyen, Mark Flath, Coach Harold Holt. A MEW SEASON Giving the team a fresh start, the wrestlers gained a new coach, Harold Holt, who used to wrestle for the Mighty Vick- ings while in high school. The wrestling year started out a great one with a 5-0 record, and was second only to Barnesville in the Wauben Invitational. Then the wrestling team was struck by injuries, and dropped to a 6-3 record later in the season. Some of the wrestlers have hopes of continuing on into Region and State competitions. J westling 25 GYMNASTICS STAYS FOR ANOTHER YEAR Because of the hiring of a new gymnastics coach, Nancy Johnson, gymnasti cs was her for another year. The team’s high spirit, and sense of dedi- cation kept the team rolling through the 1982-1983 sport’s season. Leading the Vikings during the year were the captians, who were also the only seniors on the squad this year, Valerie Martinson, and Deby Hovland. With high goals set for each individual, this year was indeed an awarding and successful sea- son. f u Row 1: Cindy Martinson, Nadine Schleske, Sandy Miller, Cheryl Strom, Row 2: Michelle Maack, Jossette. Johnson, Nancy Stone, Heather Burke, Heidi Neff, Kristin Larson, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Tess Satter, Rhonda Gilbertson, Row 3: Mgr. Robyn Sorlien, Coach Erling Kelting, Lori Moses, Capt. Deby Hovland, Capt. Valerie Martinson, Dace Carlson, Tula Anderson, Angie Walvatne, Patty Dillon, Mgr. Jill Haugrud, Coach Nancy Johnson. 26 gymnastics Row 1: Stacec Zierke, Susan Haugrud, Coach James Handorff, Row 2: John Handorff, Kurt Engebretson, John Erickson, Jeff Hagen HOPEFUL SEASON The 1982 Golf season was filled with a lot of fun times together with many serious moments. In the HOL tournament the boys finished with the second place title. At the Dis- tricts the boys were second only to Perham, and John Handorff won the playoff to advance to the Re- gions. Captain for the boys team for the 1983 season will be Mike Evenson. For the girls in the 1982 season, Susan Haugrud finished second in the HOL tournament, which was held in Pelican Rapids. Both teams hope to have a fun filled, successful season. golf 27 Row 1: Joel Stutsman, Curt Larson, Anthony Haugrud, Wayne Carlson, Greg Anderson, John Samuelson, John Berquist, Coach Erling-Kelting, Row 2: Dave Gorski, Mike Zick, Greg Lage, Gary Larsen, Mike McArthur, Ryan Ness, Coach Mike Douglas, Row 3: Troy Milbeck, Jim Pederson, Tony Huseby, Craig Haugrud, Steve Huseby, Dean Hunter, Jim Holtgrewe, Jim Meder, Row 4: Andy Anderson, Kevin Zick, Brian Rohloff, Kevin Kowalski, John McKeag, Sean Burke, Row 5: Pat McArthur, Darren Schleske, Trevor Steeves, Cary Haugrud, Tim Rogelstad, Bert Moen, Mgr. Scott MacGregor. ■r j 28 track TRACK IS OFF AND RUNNING Both the boys and girls track teams are looking forward to a rewarding successful, and memorable season in 1983. Keeping the spirit going for the girls this year will be captains Deby Hovland, Mary Devine, and Kristy Haugen. With much hard work and dedication, and the ability the girl’s team has this year, they should have a very good season. The boys’ spirit will be inspired from the captains Gary Larsen, Mike McArthur, and John Gibbs. Hard work and dedication will be the key to success for them as well. track 29 Row 1: Tina Forsberg, Teresa Moen, Julie Walkin, Janice Haarstick, Christie Larson, Jill Haugrud, Mgr. Kathy Sjplittberger, Row 2: Stephanie Lende, Patty Stenger, Pam Gibbs, Kari Vaughn, Mgr. Norma Nichol, Row 3: Coach Jeff Radi, Susui Heusser, Ann Kimm, Tonya Petkewick, Kristy Haugen, Mary Devine, Karen Moen, Jean Moen, Trina Lie, Mgr. Pam Emery, Coach Ki Gohdes. sn 30 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Nancy Homan, Ruth Gross- man, Row 2: Karen Moen, Kelly Vaughn, Kari Ronningen, FIRED UP The 1982-83 sports season was supported by the football, basketball, and wrestling cheer- leaders. As usual, they fired up the student body and the teams , at pepfests as well as games and meets. Some of the projects they had were consessions at an auction, a carwash, and selling orange and black shakers to the fans. The cheerleaders bright- ened up the gymnasium with lots of orange and black signs and also decorated the lockers to help bring in a victory. All of the squads meet for practice every Wednesday after school with their advisor, Suzanne Leabo. Heading the squads this year as captains were Football and Basketball-Karen Moen, and Wrestling-Shari Olson. We ap- preciate their hard work and en- thusiasm they have given to the Mighty Vikings! cheerleaders 31 FAVORITE T.V. SHOWS: 1. Fame 2. “A” Team 3. Square Pegs FAVORITE SONGS 1. Mickey by Toni Basil 2. Down Under by Men at Work 3. What About Men I by Moving Picture; FAVORITE FOODS: 1. Pizza 2. Spaghetti 3. Burritos FAVORITE 1. Pac-Man 2. Ms. Pac-Man 32 1983 favorites FAVORITE ACTRESSES: 1. Lisa Hartman 2. Goldie Hawn 3. Jane Fonda FAVORITE SINGERS: 1. Pat Benetar 2. Toni Basil 3. John Cougar VIDEO GAMES: 3. Donkey Kong Jr. FAVORITE ROCK BANDS: 1. Loverboy 2. Men At Work 3. Do Dos FAVORITE MOVIES: 1. Officer and a Gentleman 2. E.T. 3. Rocky III FAVORITE CARS 1. Firebird 2. Trans Am 3. Ferreri 1983 favorites 33 catulitis 35 We all have separate pathways to take, Our own destinations to choose, We all have our own contributions to make, Our own special talents to use — Row 1: Darwin Johnson, Advisor Virgil Kollar, Row 2: Cary Haugrud, Lori Moses. Lori Field. Karen Moen, Tony Huseny, Row 3: Greg Dutcher, Ahna Halbakken, Kristy Haugen. Deby Hovland, Row 4: Jean Meder, Diana Overson, Valerie Martinson, Pres. Kathy Jacobson, Row 5: Tim Rogelstad, Gary Carlson, Kari Ronningen, Row 6: Mike Follingstad, Bruce Sherbrooke, Tony Marty, Jill Trites. Something New The Student Council, headed by presi- dent Kathy Jacobson, was very busy this year. Last fall, members of the Student Council attended the District Convention where their vice president office was re- placed with the Delegate-at-Large posi- tion. Along with the traditional Home- coming and Christman activities, Sweet- heart Days were established to brighten up the winter blahs. Sweetheart Days in- cluded Punk Day, Reverse Day, Dress Up Day, Orange and Black Day, and Red and White Day on which the mo t. flowers ever were distributed. Advised by Virgil Kollar, the year was very successful, pro- ductive, and rewarding. LETTER WINNERS Row 1: Cary Stephenson, Kevin Johnson, Kevin Strom, Greg Lage, Darren Jorgenson, Gary Larsen, Mike McArthur, Scott King, Steve Ripley, Dave Gorski, Shirley Mrty, Kory Kuhlman, Row 2: John Gibbs, Mike Evenson, Jeff Marty, Deby Hovland, Nancy Homan, Kristy Haugen, Ahna Halbakken, Valerie Martinson, Diana Overson, Pam Emery, Row 3: Mike Zick, Scott Kvidt, Lori Schmitt, Teresa Albright, Wendy Jurva, Joann Haugen, Darla Erickson, Kathy Jacob-Oson, Kim Johnson, Tammy Pourrier, Stacee Zierke, Linnea Forsgren, Row 4: Tom Nygaard, Wayne Tweeton, Jimmy Lehn, Dave Jurva, Matt Lehn, Tim Rogelstad, Tina Forsburg, Steve Honrud, Trever Steeves, Row 5: Mark Flath, Darren Quam, Teresa Moen, Christie Larson, Debbie McArthur, Janice Haarstick, Jill Haugrud, Jana Christanson, Karin Stadum, Pam Gibbs, Row 6: John Handorff, Kurt Engebretson, Tony Huseby, John Erickson, Debbie Samuelson, Ann Kimm, Karen Moen, Joey Clauson, Ryan Ness, Mark King, Row 7; Kevin Zick, Andy Anderson, Craig Schmitt, Paul Kvidt, Steve Huseby, David Sherbrooke, Pat Westby, Jim Meder, Kevin Kowalski. Officers for the 1982-1983-school year were; Pres. Gary Larsen, Vice Pres. Valerie Martinson, Treas. Deby Hovland S.C. Rep. Kristy Haugen. letterwinners 37 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Mike Olson, Darwin Johnson, Steve Haiby, Pat Westby, Craig Haugrud, Ann Kimm, Row 2: Phil Johnson, Paul Bergren, Steven Scott, Tom Carlson, Rhonda Drayton, Lori Field, Wanda Larson, Advisor Preston Schutt, Row 3: Kevin Getz, Dean Backstrom, Kory Kuhlman, Janice Haarstick, Steve Marty, Brian Jenson, Bruce Dickoff, John McKeag, Row 4: Paul Nord, Cary Haugrud, Craig Grahn, Mike Marty, Jimmy Jacobson, Keith Bergren, Kevin Kowalski. Officers: Pres. Pat Westby, Vice Pres. Ann Kimm, Sec. Kevin Zick, Treas. Steve Haiby, S.C. Rep. Darwin Johnson, Historian Mike Olson, Senntinal Mary Marty, Reporter Craig Haugrud. LEARNING TO DO, DOING TO LEARN. EARNING TO LIVE, AND LIVING TO SER VE. 38 f.f.a. WE RE FHA ’ERS, HAPPY ARE WE WE NEVER LOSE OUR STRONG LOYALTY. RAH, RAH, RAH! OUR GOALS ARE FINE, OUR OBJECTIVES DO SHINE. WE WEAR A SMILE, ALL THE TIME! FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Jackie Ahrndt, Kari Ronningen, Jill Trites, Susan Huesser, Row 2: Nadine Schleske, Julie Walkin, Mary Marty, Tonya Petkewick, Row 3: Kristin Schroeder, Lori Leick, Lisa Hautrud, Kari Vaughn, Sandra MacGregor, Row 4: Jill Haugrud, Lori Moses, Jante Trites, Kim Estes, Row 5: Barb Buck, Tanya Johnson, Brenda Haugrud, Krist Haugrud, Row 5: Tammy Schmitt, Rhonda Gilbertson, Traci Hoffe, Christie Larson, Heide Neff, Row 7: Enid Erickson, Jeanie Marty, Korene Bauman, Cami Bongers, Diane Marty. OFFICERS: S.C. Rep. Jill Trites, Sic.-Treas. Jackie Ahrndt, Vice Pres. Susie Huesser, Pres. Kari Ronningen. fha 39 THE MUSIC MAKERS Performing at Homecoming, sing at and the Good Smaritn Center, participating in Concordia Choir Festival and performing in concerts through out the year kept the Concert Choir’s voices in harmoney during the 1982-1983 school year. The Christmas Concert with all the chorus participating was an event well worth the time and effort put into preparing for it. A few of the choir members were chosen to form a new swing group which sang popular songs along with dance steps. Repre- senting Pelican in the music Festival were Bonnie Gresfrud, Linnea Forsgren, Catharina Engstrom, Gary Carlson, Tim Femling, Kari Ronningen, Mark King, and Risa Westegard. • Row 1: Risa Westegard, Ann Klinnert, Rhonda Larson, Kari Vaughn. Samantha Wiojoeck, Sheri Pgeifer, Bonnie Gresfrud. Kathy Jaconson. Denise Scott, Lori Field, Missy Nelson, Lori Leick, Tammy Pourrier, Ruth Grossman, Penny Disselbrett, Row 2: Valorie Nord, Tonya Petiweck, Ann Kimm. Diana Overson, Kari Ronningen, Jill Trites, Norma Nichols, Ahna Halbakken, Valerie Martinson, Linnea Forsgren Patty Stenger, Karen Moen. Renea Kjos. Row 3: Trong Nguyen, David Rudie, Darwin Johnson, Vernon Berg. Tom Konold, Bert Moen, Gary Carlson. Kevin Gitz, Mark King, Toi Ngho. Keith Seifert, Phil Johnson, Row 4; Jimmy Pederson, Tim Rustin, Scott Kvidt, Keith Bergren, Tony Huseby. Peter Larson. Tim Femling. Tim Rogelstad, Mike Lewis. David Treinen. Troy Sorum. Director Mr. Aamodt 40 choir NEW UNIFORMS FINALLYI After much debate, voting, and final decision making, new uniforms were ordered for the band to replace the 19 year old ones. From playing pep music at sports events to performing concerts throughout the year, the Symphonic Band was kept busy practicing and keeping their instruments in tune all year long. This year the band will keep practicing into the summer months to perfect their marching for the upcoming Centennial Parade. Cho- sen to participate in the All-District Music Festival this year were Sean Burke, Craig Haugrud, Kathy Jacobson, Diana Overson, Mary Devine, Don Sorum, Kelly Vaughn, and Peter Larson. Row 1: Becky Robley. Ahna Lee Miller. Kari Vaughn, Annita Anderson, Paula Scott, Valorie Nord, Ann Kimm, Kari Ronningen, Jill Trites, Dawn Jenson. Sheryl Anderson, Kathy Jaconson, Row 2: Diana Overson, Kelly Vaughn, Pam Emery, Kim Estes, Patty Tappe, Norma Nichol, Risa Westegard, Sheryl Strom, Patty Stenger, Dan Shroeder, Steve Huseby. Susie Hausser, Valerie Martinson, Row 3: Ahna Halbakken, Karen Moen, Darla Erickson. Kristi Klovsatd. Marlette Smith, Chris Kangas, Steven Scott, Kurt Engerbretson, John Handorf, Linnea Forsgren, Mart Devine, Mindy Anderson. Scott MacGregor, Tony Huseby. Tom Carlson. Chad Johnson, Susan Haugrud. Ann Klinnert, Row 4: Brenda Rocholl, Karin Stadim, Tula Anderson. Jeff Follingstad. Bert Moen. Paul Bergren, Darwin Johnson. Leonard Wegschied, Jim Holtgrewe, Scott Kvidt, Mark King. Ryan Ness, Darren Westby, Craig Haugrud, Sean Burke, Gary Carlson, Tim Rogelstad. Mike Zick, Cary Stephenson. Troy Sorum. Tom Knold, Wayne Tweeton, Keith Bergren. Tim Femling, Kevin Zick. Don Sorum, Row 5: David Rudie, Diane Sather, Shirley Marty, Pat Westby, Jeff Marty. Shelley Sorum. Kim Johnson. Carol Hexum. Director John Couture, Mark Kvare, Peter Larson. David Sherbrooke, Gary Larsen, Paul Kvidt. band 41 Row 1: Kristin Schroeder, Carrie Bongers, Dandra MacGregor. Heather Silseth, Julie Waokin, Kahty Jacobson. Debbie Bucshee, Lynnette Boen, Sheri Treinen, Row 2: Susie Heusser. Kari Maahs, Jackie Ahrndt, Tonya Petkewick, Jeanine Dupree. Donna Sanderson, Kim Ross. Barb Buck, Vidki View. Row 3: Joey Nichol, Danny Valley, Kory Kuhlman, Danny Handorff, Jill Trites. Mary Marty, Debbie Johnson, Jeff Valley. OUR GREAT DANE We were honored to have with us this year our foreign ex- change student (from Denmark,) Catharina Engstom. Catharina stayed the first 3 months of her year long visit with the John Jensen family, then she moved to the residence of Clinton Hanson, and finished her stay in Pelican Rapids with the Don Lende family. Catharina has said that Pelican is not what she expeted at all, and she loves every single minute of being here. She says the American way of life is much different than that in Denmark, and she enjoys all the daily luxuries which we take for granted, and will miss them when she goes back to Denmark. Thank you, Catharaina, for lightening the halls with your smile, and brightening up our lives with your great sense of humor. Thanks for making our senior year more enjoyable and memora- ble. Love Always Your Friends, the Class of 1983 44 faculty candids -::n H9 « anB- y | •9M 1977 SR. HIGH PRINCIPAL: jr. HIGH PRINCIPAL: Don Bredell C. Edmund Strinden SCHOOL BOARD: Bob Lindstrom, Don Lende, Diane Kimm, George Gorton, Keith Klein, Lyle Haugrud, Gerry Neff 46 administration Joyce Sillerud JANITORS: Jeanette Gobel, Gordon Scott, Sheila Ouren, and Art Erickson. COOKS: Delores Koland, Corrine Monson, Junell Rob- ley, Delores Monson, and Jeanette Nelson. administration 47 Dean Aamodt Vocal Instrumental Music John Couture Instrumental Music Michael Douglad Social Studies Marlys Ebersviller Jr.-Sr. High English Mary Ann Erickson English Speech James Fletcher Jr.-Sr. High Art Dean Fox Math History Ki Gohdes Phy. Ed. Health James Handorff Biology Science Health Rex Haugen Phy.Ed. Health Harold Holt Social Studies Hazel Hovde History Political Science Erling Kelting Industrial Arts Bob King Industrial Arts Virgil Kollar English Delores Kvidt Librarian Spanish Margaret Lee Librarian Jeanne Lovaasen Special Education Dick MacGregor Science Chemistry John M theson Mathematics 48 teachers Jon McGregor Mathematics Bonnie Nordstrom Home Economics Kathleen Olson Special Education Psychology Jessie Pawlowski English Business Gerald Polley Mathematics Compute Science Preston Schutt Vocational Agriculture Robert Silseth Business Education Steve Sorenson Judy Tabbut Special Education Home Economics Cyrus Trygstad Counseling Constance Vorwerk English Phyllis Vigen School Aide Most like to date? SENIOR BESTS Shortest: Tammy Pourrier, Teresa Albright, Gary Carlson, Doug Pixley Tallest: Kristy Haugen, Kelly Vaughn, Wendy Jurva, John Gibbs, Jack Tollefson Noisiest: Joann Haugen, Kelly Vaughn, Kristy Haugen, Darren Jorgenson, Jeff Marty Quietest: Sheri Pfeiffer, Lori Schmitt, Kevin Johnson, Kevin Strom Driftiest: Shawne McGrand, Shelly Sorum, Kay Tollefson, Cary Stephenson, Vernon Berg Giggliest: Valerie Martinson, Tammy Pourrier, Darren Jorgenson, Vernon Berg Moodiest: Darla Erickson, Linnea Forsgren, Mike McArthur, Cary Stephson Friendliest: Kathy Jacobson, Diana Overson, Blaine Sherbrooke, Steve Ripley Laziest: Teresa Albright, Shawne McGrand Kevin Strom, Mike Chapin Rowdiest: Kim Johnson, Tammy Pourrier, Mike Morgan, Kevin Johnson, Gary Larson Most Organized: Mary Devine, Diane Colosky, Gary Carlson, Donny Sorum Most Ambitious: Kathy Jacobson, Pam Emery, Deby Hovland, Joel Jorgenson, Gary Carlson, Gary Larson Most Musical: Kathy Jacobson, Diana Overson, Donny Sorum, Gary Carlson Most Artistic: Kathy Jacobson, Diana Overson, Mike Evenson, Mike McArthur Most Studious: Joan Swointek, Jill Trites, Mary Devine, Donny Sorum, Gary Carlson Most Gullible: Kay Tollefson, Tammy Pourrier, Paul Kvidt, Darren Jorgenson, Vernon Berg Most Intelligent: Jill Trites, Deby Hovland, Gary Carlson, Joel Jorgenson Most Talented: Kathy Jacobson, Deby Hovland, Gary Carlson, Gary Larson Most School Spirited: Kelly Vaughn, Kristy Haugen, Gary Larson, Darren Jorgenson Most Sarcastic: Stacee Zierke, Kim Johnson, Darla Erickson, Darren Jorgenson, Jeff Marty, Gary Larson Most Likely To Become A Millionaire: Deby Hovland, Pam Emery, Gary Carlson, Joel J. Most Traffic Violations: Tracy Haarstick, Shawne McGrand, Joann Haugen, Richard Anderson, Darren Jorgenson Most Liberated: Darla Erickson, Kelly Vaughn Most Chavanistic: Mike McArthur, Darren Jorgenson Neatest Car: Teresa Albright, Wendy Jurva, Blaine Sherbrooke, Richard Anderson Neatest Name: Mary Ellen Louise Devine, Catharina Winther Engstrom, Larry Bennett Samuelson Jr., Gary “Howie” Carlson Neatest Hair: Deby Hovland, Diana Overson, Gary Larson, Chad Ohman, Alan Jacobson Neatest Smile: Kay Tollefson, Kristy Haugen, Paul Kvidt, Steve Ripley Prettiest Eyes: Kay Tollefson, Kathy Jacobson, Theresa Soland, Steve Ripley, Chad O. Best Looking: Tammy Pourrier, Kay Tollefson, Deby Hovland, Gary Larson, Chad Ohman Best Figure: Tammy Pourrier, Nancy Homan, Deby Hovland Best Build: Dave Gorski, Gary Larson Best Dressed: Nancy Homan, Deby Hovland, Gary Larson, Darren Jorgenson Best Rear View: Nancy Homan, Tammy Pourrier, Cary Stephenson, Gary Larson Best Sense of Humor: Darla Erickson, Kathy Jacobson, Blaine Sherbrooke, Gary Larson Person Most Like to Date: Tammy Pourrier, Deby Hovland, Kay Tollefson, Mike Morgan, Gary Larson Cutest Couple: Lori Scott, Wendy Darren Biggest Eater: Kim Johnson, Kristy Haugen, Teresa Albright, Jeff Marty, Brad Thorson Biggest Flirt: Nancy Homan, Deby Hovland, Jeff Marty, Mike McArthur Worst Driver: Shari Olson, Joann Haugen, Kim Johnson, Blaine Sherbrooke, Mike Morgan Worst to Argue With: Diana Overson, Stacee Zierke, Joel Jorgenson, Donny Sorum, Gary Larson CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS CLASS MOTTO To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but believe. Darla Denise Linnea 54 senior baby pictures Kim � 1 . W' X 'wL - Nancy 56 senior baby pictures Deby Greg Wendy Diana Bonnie Sheri Mike Kelly John Deby Tammy Sheryl Mike Paul Kristi Diane Stacee Richard Paula senior baby pictures 57 CLASS OF 1983 Vernon Berg Gary Carlson Michael Chapin Teresa Albright Richard Anderson Sheryl Anderson Marty Baker Diane Colosky Mark Cossette Mary Devine Allen Drechsel Pamela Emery Catharina Engstrom Darla Erickson Michael Evenson David Gorski Terry Grahn Mark Gilbertson Tim Femling Linnea Forsgren John Gibbs Bonita Grefsrud Tracey Haarstick Joann Haugen Kristy Haugen Wendy Jurva Joel Jorgenson Darren Jorgenson ■ Scott King Kristi Klovstad Paul Kvidt Scott Kvidt Greg Lage Terry Lammers Gary Larsen Valerie Martinson Michael McArthur Jeff Marty Mike Marty Shawne McGrand Alan Mondt Shirley Marty Michael Morgan Norma Nichol Tamera Nygaard Chad Ohman Shari Olson Diana Overson Wade Pederson Ann Ripley Steven Ripley Tim Ross Jodi Ruether Larry Samuelson Donna Sanderson Lyle Schmidt Curtis Schmitt Lori Schmitz Paula Scott Joe Solinger Donald Sorum Shelly Sorum Cary Stephenson Kelly Streifel Kevin Strom Joan Swiontek L to R Class Officers: Kay Tollefson; Student Council Rep.: President: Gary Carlson; Vice Pres.: Pam Emery; Secretary: Diana Overson. 64 senior pictures__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Patricia Tappe Bradley Thorson Jack Tollefson Michael Zick Michelle Zierke Stacee Zierke Jill Trites Denise Vangerpen Kelly Vaughn Kay Tollefson In the fall of 1970, scared but eager kindergartners took their first step towards becoming the Class of 1983. Back then our main concerns were, not getting lost on the way to the bathroom, and getting the good toys to play with at recess. Time has passed and we have learned to take one day at a time. Each year has brought new experiences and many memories as we search for ourselves. We remember Our rowdy sixth grade trip Bunny-hopping soc-hops Home- coming floats First kiss Driving with Mr. Amundson and finally getting our driver’s license Speech meets Dances with “live” bands Football games Getting our class rings Jr. Class magazine drive Gymnastic and wrestling meets After many, many weeks of planning, pomping, and praying, the arrival of our 1982 Prom, “The Best of Times” Volleyball games Pacman Fever Our “Great Dane” Catharina Crowning Queen Kay, kicking the junior girls in the Powder Puff game to remain undefeated, and defeating Staples during the Homecoming Football game of 1982 Choir, band, and art trips Meeting at Birkey’s Dressing up to celebrate Halloween Basketball games Rowdy noon hours in the study hall Decorating for Christmas Livening up the winter blahs with our new Sweetheart Week Track meets Cramming for finals Years of sharing friendship, laughter, smiles, tears and happiness and May 26, our Graduation Day! On the pathway of life, wherever you are, May hope fill your heart as you reach for your star, And may you discover as each day goes by, No dream is too lofty — no goal too high. Now as this segment of our lives comes to a close, we realize that there is a place in this world for all. Even though we all set off on out pathways, we will not be separated. The ties we have made in the past will become even stronger in the future. We, the Class of 1983, wish to thank you all for helping in making our years at P.R.H.S. special and meaningful, and may you have the best of luck always. Friends Always, The Class of 1983 66 candids 1st Row- Kari Maas, Marty Svare, Risa Westergard, Ryan Ness, Ruth Grossman, Craig Haugrud, Jeanine Dupre, Mark King. Valorie Nord, Jim Pederson, 2nd Row- Darren Westby, Kathy Osten, Sean Burke, Karen Moen, John Erickson, Julie Haugen, David Gilbertson, Susan Heusser, 3rd Row- John Handorff, Brenda Rocholl, Steve Huseby, Tonya Petewick, Tony Huseby, Jackie Ahrndt, Peter Larson, 4th Row- Kevin Gitz, Karin Stender, Mary Pfeiffer, Kari Ronningen, Craig Schmitt. 1st Row- Denyce Spoittgerber, Tom Konold, Debby Samuelson, Jim Holtgrewe, Carol Hexum, Savid Sherbroole, Tracy Sunblad, Rodney Parala, Dawn Jenson, Tom Ohman, 2nd Row- Tim Rustans, Bruce Dickhoff, Leonard Wegscheid, Melissa Nelson, Steven Haiby, Ann Kimm, Andy Anderson, Dan Schroeder, Jeff Hagen, 3rd Row- Darrin Fitzpatrick, Pat McArthur, Mickey Maahs, Kevin Wickenheiser, Lisa Praton, Rick Hart, Brian McGrath. JUNIORS 68 class of 1984 1st Row- Keith Roland, Brian Dickoff, Jim Jacobson, Dean Hunter, Wayne Tweeton, Jeff Anderson, Michael Lahlum, 2nd Row- Kevin Zick, Troy Milbeck, Stephanie Lende, Kurt Engebretson, Tammy Anderson, Kevin Kowalske, Mike Lewis, NOT PICTURED: Jeff Anderson, Bob Gaustad, Ha Hong, Jim Meder, Tai Anh Ngo, Nghia Nguyen, Trong Nguyen, Phuong Tran. L. to R. • S. C. Rep. Ryan Ness, V. Pres. Risa Weatergard, Pres. Karen Moen, Sec. Valorie Nord, Sec. Julie Haugen. class of 1984 69 1st Row- Becky Robley, Gary Peterson, LeRoy Opsahl, Penny Disselbrett, John Knuetson, Vicki Viou, Craig Grahn, Kari Vaughn, Dion Schleske, Kevin Nelson, 2nd Row- David Ishaug, Dawn Dellaneva, John Hanson, Anne Klinnert, Gene Strand, Kim Estes, Matt Lahn, Lori Leick, Joe Clauson, 3rd Row- Caryl Frisbie, Steven Scott, Samantha Wiezorek, Wade Erickson, Deonne Okke, Bert Moen, Cynthia Barton, Denise Scdott, Steve Honrud 1st Row- Lori Swiontek, Darwin Johnson, Patti Dillon, Keith Seifert, Wanda Larson, Philip Johnson, Lori Field, Kevin O’Brien, Susan Haugrud, Karin Stadum, 2nd Row- Tim Rogelstad, Lisa Brosowske, Cary Haugrud, Katie Anderson, Troy Sorum, Connie Vigen, Brian Ripley, Pam Gibbs, Todd Simison, 3rd Row- Lisa Haugrud, Diane Sather, Ahna Halbakken, Troy Dahl, Toni Halte, David Treinen, Mary Marty, Rhonda Drayton, Onnalee Miller 70 class of 1985 1st Row- Mark Flath, Julie Wegscheid, Paul Bergren, Sheri Pourrier, David Rudie, Jana Chirstianson, Darren Kvam, Amy St. John, Jeff Gonnarek, 2nd Row- Anita Anderson, Chad Johnson, Julie Moberg, Trevor Steves, Toinette Wickenheiser, Glen Valley, Kris Hanson, Joel Gerdes, Ranee Kjos, Myrna Bengtson, 3rd Row- Scott MacGregor, Lisa Emery, Patty Stenger, Kirsten Anderson, Cheryl Strom, Mike Olson, Angie Walvatne, Tom Carlson, John Kvare, NOT PICTURED: Mindy Anderson, Dace Carlson, Jeff Gollingstad, Ha Le, Jmaes Lehn L. to R,- Pres. Tim Rogelstad, S. C. Rep. Cary Hau- grud, V. Pres. Burt Moen, Sec. Lori Field, Treas. Dion Schleske. class of 1985 71 1st Row- Beth Martinson, Dan Holtgrewe, Heather Silseth, Dean Backstrom, Pam Martinson, Pat Pfeiffer, Jean Meder, Stacy Hanson, Kristen Schroeder, Kevin John, 2nd Row- Rachelle Thorson, Brian Jenson, Kerry Motz, Randy Sunblad, Michelle Wischnack, Trent Poach, Angie Okke, Greg Gilbertson, 3rd Row- Tom Nelson, Jennifer Lewis, Juan Cruz, Sherry Treinen, Richard Bengtson, Julie Walkin, Leigh Baumen, Arlinda Emery 4th Row- Sheri King, Sandra MacGregor, Pam Tibbets, Janet Trites. 1st Row- Lori Erickson, Paul Nord, Kim Rocholl, Todd Haarstick, Teresa Wacker, Billy Rick, Dawn Svare, Tim Bigelow, Kory Kuhlman, 2nd Row- Larry Splittgerber, Julie Klovstad, Joe Franklin, Robyn Sorlien, Mark Korf, Jennifer Erickson, Chad Hovden, Jeanie Strom, David Jurva, 3rd Row- Scott Mostue, Mike Wischnack, Terry Meyers, Darren Schleske, Mike Tappe, David Pixley, Amy Soland. FRESHMEN 72 class of 1986 1st Row- Mike Forsgren, Barb Buck, Curt Strom, Lori Moses, Steve Marty,' Christy Larson, Glen Braton, Debbie Boschee, 2nd Row- Kim Ross, Carrie Bongers, Randy Bredell, Sandy Miller, Scott Dutcher, Deby McArthur, Jeff Booth, Michelle Ilvedson, 3rd Row- Alan Hockersmith, Michelle Kubitz, Heather McKeag, Jill Haugrud, Heidi Anderson, Lynnette Boen, Hien Nguyen. R to L S.C. Rep. Scott Dutcher, V. Pres. Mike Fors- gren, Sec. Carl Olson, Treas. Jean Meder, Pres. Lori Moses. class of 1986 73 1st Row- Wade Gillaspey, Michell Maack, Allen Ronngren, Kari Seim, Chris Wiezorek, Janet Jorgenson, John Waller, Mike Bergquist, Keith Haugrud, 2nd Row- Jon Miller, Susan Treinen, Mike Follingstad, Sarah Barton, Craig Stadumj Cindy Couture, Terrance Johnson, 3rd Row- Shawn Dalman, Brian Motz, Jenny Field, Scott Miller, Melissa Nelson! Mark Kvare, Bryan Hunter 1st Row- Joey Nichol, Jerome Carlson, Danny Handorff, Phu Ha, David Huckfeldt, Kevin Emery, Tom Koebnick, Daryl Pixley, Jerry Benjamin, 2nd Row- Danny Valley, Kevin Ballard, Beth Halbakken, Clint Stephenson, Lori Klein, Craig Irey, Brenda Woessner, Jere Lynnes, Stephanee Zierke, 3rd Row- Jim Holmes, Tina Forsberg, Brian Jacobson, Stacy Pearson, Lance Growden, Joni Anderson, Lisa Pfeiffer EIGHTH GRADE 74 class of 1987 1st Row- Erich Schlanser, John Gorski, Linlee Peters, Bob Johnson, Holly Weiss, Bruce Sherbrooke, Laura Hoefs, Bret Burke, Richard Benjamin, 2nd Row- Joseph Barrera, Julie Gordon, Brian Lende, Greg Morgan, Becky St. John, Tony Marty, Ross Barringer, 3rd Row- Karla Anderson, Tess Satter, Jim Peterson, Enid Erickson, Brian Dodd, Teresa Moen, NOT PICTURED: John Flath, Terry Johnson, Allen Moberg, Hien Nguyen, Jan Stender. L to R- Treas, Jon Miller, S.C. Rep. Mike Follingstad, Pres. Tony Marty, V. Pres. Bruce Sherbrooke, Sec. Keith Haugrud. class of 1987 75 1st Row- Anita Pearson, Jeff Flath, Heidi Neff, Chris Larson, Steve Glaesman, Cindy Martinson, Troy Huseby, Michelle Russ, Nhon Nguyen, Stephen John, 2nd Row- Heather Burke, Brian Melkert, Melissa Grunewald, Mark St. John, Sara Treinen, Rickie Peterson, Mary Lu Dutcher, David Hanson, 3rd Row- Nicole Ohman, Dylan Berg, Michelle Jacobson, Kristie Haugrud, Richard Ahrndt, Jeanne Marty, Charles Boschee 1st Row- Shirley Bratlien, Shawn Nelson, Denise Moberg, Brad Erckson, Tammy Svare, David Seifert, Tammy Schmitt, Darren Honrud, Kristie Lewis, 2nd Row- Sarah Hanson, Alen Moberg, Jodi Seim, Jim Anderson, Karen Motz, Dan Tibbets, Kathy Grossman, Steve O’Brien, 3rd Row- Alan Okke, Tom Franklin, Korene Bauman, Becky Paulson, Artemio Ramerez, Lesa Rude, Mike Habedank. SEVENTH GRADE 76 class of 1988 1st Row- Arthur Walvatne, Rhonda Gilbertson, Dennis Haiby, Nadine Schleske, Jason Henning, Kelli Lewis, Jeff Korf, Traci Hoffe, 2nd Row- Sherrie Obright, Eric Miller, Kirsten Swenson, Derrick Aly, Carrie Ehlert, Brad Jenson, Tanya Johnson, 3rd Row- Jason Dahlin, Diane Marty, Martin Peters, Vicki Peraley, Kevin McCord, Cami Bongers, Hector Ramirez 1st Row- Jason McMillen, Chandra Schaffer, Randy Chapin, Kelly Maahs, Teresa Carlson, Tim Lammers, Vicki Sytsma, Eric Hatle, 2nd Row- Julie Kjos, Scott Glaesman, Nicole George, Josette Jo-nson, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Thinh Ha, Nancy Stoen, Bobby Robley, 3rd Row- Darla Bengston, Serrina Osborne, Brenda Haugrud, Debbie Sanderson, Deborah Nelermoe, Jennifer McGregor NOT PICTURED; Danny Anderson, Clint Bogucki, Kh Hongmoungkoune, Brian Lahlum, Twyla Monk. L to R- V. Pres. Sara Treinen, S.C. Rep. Troy Hu- seby, Treas. Cindy Martinson, Pres. Eric Miller, Sec. Traci Hoffe class of 1988 77 THE SPOOKS 1983 SHADA STAFF We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people who have helped us through out the year to make this book a success. A special thanks to Mr. Trygstad for all his help. CO-EDITORS: Stacee Zierke Diana Overson PHOTOGRAPHERS: Debra Hovland Gary Peterson Your Friends, The Shada Staff 1983 TYPIST: CLASS HISTORIAN: Donna Sanderson Val Martinson AD. SALESWOMEN: Mary Devine Diane Colosky Nancy Homan Shelly Zierke JR. EDITOR: Risa Westergard shada staff 79 spipueD 08 GREENHOUSE NURSERY THE SHOE INN ED HANY2EWSKI PEGGY HANY2EWSKI RR � 1 BOX 1840 PELICAN RAPIDS. MN S6S7? Eve Examinations Fitting or Classed Haro v Soft contact lenses Fitted DR. DONALD L. ANDERSON OPTOMETRIST IO NORTM BROADWAY PELICAN RAPIDS. MINN SS972 candids 81 Centennial 1883-1983 82 centennial SWAN DRUG CAFE LEIF’S AUTO BODY South Pelican Highway 59 RIVERSIDE DRESS SHOP A. 47 NORTH BROADWAY PELICAN RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 56572 PHONE 863-1511 Dr. S.R. Frendin Chropactic Office DON’S AUTO SERVICE AND MUFFLER SHOP Motor Tune-Up Carburetor Service Starters Generators Pelican Rapids Phone 863-4000 Compliments of HEXUM ANIMAL CLINIC JOHNSON ELROY D. HEXUM, DVM M.B. MAGNUSSON, DVM 35 1st Ave. N.W.- Office 863-3371 FURNITURE Pelican Rapids “Congra tula tions LET'S MEET AT and Good Luck” Virgil and Everett Johnson fiSAXWM GOOD, OLD FASHIONED HOME COOKING GOOD COFFEE ads 83 Jk Mrs.McGillicuddys Mercantile Downtown Vergas Telephone 218 758-2310 Quality Gifts Open 7 Days a Week Year Round DISTRICT 166 .VcAo at y 'Jttutty YEAR ROUND DINING Hwy. 4—Box 144 Vergas, MN. 56587 Entertainment Fri. Sat. 7 Nights A Week June-Aug. Between Vergas and Frazee Telephone (218) 334-5915 84 ads -i?' • • -i. A.. : • vCK V w Crane Johnson Lumber co. E5 HARDWAI PA T no — 3? Anderson Grocery Good Luck class of 1983! REALTOR' COMMERCIAL - FARM - HOME - LAKESHORE Lakeland Properties PELICAN RAPIDS, MINN. 56572 ARLIN JOHNSON, Broker Rueben Sjulstad Steve Zimmerman Alice Grabarkewitz Vernon Haarstick Richard Cichy .0 Plumbing Heating Vergas, Mn. 56587 - Ph. 342-2422 Pelican Rapids, Mn. 56572 - Ph. 863-5696 Pelican floral BOB 8c SONJA PEARSON 1 07 SOUTH BROADWAY PELICAN RAPIDS. MN 56572 Phone 863-6488 Congra tula tion to the Class of 1983 Pelican Supper Club Highway 59 County Rd. 4 Good luck Class of 1983 86 ads OAK LODGE RESORT on Lake Lida owned by Terry and Lynne Fitzpatrick D.K.’s CLOTHING Ken Scheman Montgomery Wards “Stop in and see Marilyn Gilbertson and Jean Satter LODINS BEN FRANKLIN STORE Russel and Vincent Lodin PARK REGION CO-OP GOOD LUCK ALWAYS! STATE FARM INSURANCE Wayne Irey, Agent Becky Fjestad, Secretary PELICAN TASTEE EREEZ North Broadway John and Jini Morgan 87 PELICAN VALLEY STATE BANK REFRIGERATED SERVICE MINN - DAK TRANSPORT, INC. P.O. Box N Pelican Rapids. MN 56572 EDMUND D. RYDEEN EXEC. V. PRES. - GENERAL. MANAGER 2 1 8-863-5450 Natl. Wats 1 -800-346-49 1 2 MN Wats 1-000-492-4997 Dennis L. Johnson ATTORNEY AT LAW Pelican Rapids, Minnesota 56572 32 West Mill Avenue P.O. Box 720 Telephone 863-5350 Area Code 218 WYNNE’S NOOK “Fashions for the gals.” ‘We want to wish the Seniors of 1983 the best of luck!” FARNAM TIRE CENTER and GENUINE PARTS 88 ads VICTORY HOME SALES MOBILE HOME ENTRIES — ADD-A-ROOM Phone (218) 342-2740 VERGAS APPLIANCE FLOOR COVERING BOX 158 Duane M. Valley Box “S” Pelican Rapids, Mn. 56572 Wayne Betty Cummings Vergas, Minnesota 56587 Congra tula tions to the class of 1983. Dean's Electric Motor Complete Service A Repair On All Make A Model Of Pump Motor To 200 H.P. . REWINDING • REPAIRING • REBUILDING Dial 863-6508 l IF NO ANSWER CALL §43-65 « AAO I Oft atPAia AMERICAN FAMILY ■1JI IM M.TTR AUTO HOME BUS!HESS HEALTH I TEE LEN ZIERKE AGENCY 210 S BROADWAY. PELICAN RAPIDS. MINNESOTA 56572 PHONE 863 6693 N. BDWY PELICAN RAPIDS DILLON’S INC. SLEEN AUTO Electrical REPAIR Contractor Congratulations Congratulations to the to the Class of “83” Class of 1983 CORNER GIFT SHOP Pelican Rapids Jim Nancy Nessa Gifts you’ll want to keep for yourself Congra tula tions to the Class of 1983! 218-863-5824 213 South Broadway Pelican RaPids- Mn ELTON INSURANCE AGENCY Pelican Rapids, Mn. 56572 “Better to have and not need than to need and not have.” FARMER’S ELEVATOR CO. Pelican Rapids, Mn. “A satisfied customer is our first consideration.” Congra tula tions to the graduating seniors! 90 ads Don’t lose your head that’s my business!! Riverside Barbershop DAVE and TED’S LOCKERS INC. Best Wishes Always to the Class of 1983!!! “Place to stop before and after the games.” Congratulations to the Class of ’83 Dairy Queen brazier RESTAURANT LOGHAVEN RESORT Between Crystal and CAROL’S BEAUTY SHOP Erhard, Mn. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D.Q. Corp. ® Copyright 1975 Am. D.Q. Corp. Lida Lakes Cal and Verna Boen “Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983!” Pelican Rapids Dairy Queen Open all year round FAMILY TREAT CENTER BIRCHWOOD GOLF COURSE Pelican Rapids, Minnesota THE WORKOUT SHOP Aerobic Dance R Exercite Physical Jit ness program for women anJ children START ANYTIME JAZZ-TAP-BALLET Located on the first fl. of the old ads 91 JOHNSON- RICHARDS FLOORING Carpeting — Linoleum — Ceramic tile Counter tops Richard Westby Richard Rollie HERBERT and COUTURE Certified Public Accountants Juilann A. Couture C.P.A. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983!!! BRENNA’S SPORT SHOP Evinrude Sales and Services “Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983!!!” 92 ads ads DIRKS LAW OFFICES, P.A. SCOTT M. DIRKS ATTORNEY AT LAW PELICAN RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 56S72 424 East Mill Avenue P.0. Box 338 Telephone 863-6592 Area Code 218 Start your savings plan todaylD Fergus Falls, Perham, Pelican Rapids, Wheaton, You make the difference. LARSENS CONGRATULATIONS TO Super Value PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF “Pelican Pizza and Family Fun center” THE CLASS OF 1983! 94 ads Life, Group, Health and Disability Insurance, Annuities. Pension Plans BEN L. WOESSNER Business and Personal Insurance Planning New York Life Insurance Co. New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation (a Delaware Corporation) 32 West Mill P.O. Box 408 Pelican Rapids. MN 56572 Bus.: 863-1061 Res.: 883-1066 CONGRADULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 ITT xk .- xr.y- xxxx y.v.v. XXX xxxx xxx . xxxx • • •• • xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx .. .... xxxx xxxx XXX X ... : xxxx xx x xxxx ... • xxxx xxxx xx:|. xxx.- . . . • xxxx ■ : XXXX , . . For eating, drinking and plenty of good times! WEST CENTRAL TURKEYS, INC. Reservations are gladly accepted at The Bay! Walt Boe’s Food Market Pelican Rapids’ Most Complete Food Shopping Center Wishing The Class Of 1983 Happiness Always!!!! ads 95 PELICAN MOTEL Book Health Foods Vitamins Minerals North City Limits on Highway 59 and 9. Fifteen modern units. Electric heat, T.V., carpeted, air-conditioned. Camper hook- up and dump station. D.D. phones. BEN’S AUTO SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of 83 J ’CLARE SHOP “Dedicated to good health through knowledge and prevention.” E.J. Hi I her 27 North Cl Charles and Delilah Boschee, owners. arissa Hilher Broadway Pelican Rapids PELICAN BOWLING CENTER Jerry and Connie Nelson “CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1983!!!” Best Wishes to the Class of 1983! ROYS STANDARD NETTESTAD D Congratulations and Best of Luck Always! We want to wish the best to the Class of 1983! THE MORE-THAN-ONE-COMPANY INSURANCE AGENT. 96 ads 4 FMW ‘mNNUNID SfMi® mtffd