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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1986 volume:

ii CELEBRATE THE MEMORIES 1986 SHADA VOLUME 41 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ...................3 Homecoming....................4 Seniors.......................8 Prom ........................14 Foreign Exchange ............16 Baby.........................17 Sweetheart ..................20 Underclassmen ...............22 Organization ................34 Faculty Administration ......70 Advertisements ..............81 Celebrate the Memories, Those special times we share. Times of Joy and Laughter With friends for whom we care. Celebrate the Memories Of days so long gone by. Days we spent in thrill of Hope, And days we had to cry. Celebrate the Memories For friends we'll ever be. And when you find you need someone. Come Celebrate the Memories with me. Sandra MacGregor We, the class of 1986, proudly dedicate our Shada to a woman who has been an important part of our lives. This woman has lent a helping hand and an encouraging word and smile to us here at P.R.H.S. In her duties as an aide, she works in the library, office, and the lunch line. We thank you for your concern and encourage you to continue your thoughtfulness and caring! The 1986 Shada is lovingly dedicated to Mrs. Margaret Lee! 3 Royal Court 1986 ROW 1: Annie B. Thompson, Andrew Miller ROW 2: Lori Klein, Eloisa Cantu, Beth Halbakken, J.J. Meder, Janice Haarstick, Jeanie Strom, Cindy Martinson, Lesa Rude ROW 3: Mike Forsgren, Brian Jenson, Tim Bigelow, Alan Hockersmith ROW 4: Steve Marty, Brian Lende, Troy Huseby, Dylan Berg, Bruce Sherbrooke Activities, events, and excite- ment filled our school during our 1985 Homecoming week. Each day was designated with a special theme and students dressed accord- ingly. Monday, September 16, was Athletic Day. That evening the vol- leyball team won their game at Au- dubon. Dress-Up-Day and coronation were on Tuesday's agenda. Mr. Rex Haugen, homecoming speaker, en- couraged us to follow our dreams. Mistress of Ceremonies, Sheri King and Julie Walkin, entertained the audience with stories about the Queen candidates, Janice Haar- stick, J.J. Meder, and Jeanie Strom. Tension mounted as last years Queen, Tina Hunter, crowned Ja- nice Haarstick the 1985 Homecom- ing Queen. Wednesday was marked by Ce- lebrity Day. Many Senior girls dressed in togas to imitate Julius Caeser. Thursday's Nerd Day was followed by a home Volleyball match with Dilworth. Although our team lost, the cheering section of fans and Vikingmen main- tained its spirit with yells of Areeba. School spirit was demonstrated on Friday as students dressed in or- ange and black (Color Day) and prepared for the game during the hour long pepfest. The Vikings lost the football game to the Frazee Hornets, 29 to 8. Homecoming week came to an end as alumni, classmates, and guests danced to ''Music on Wheels. Queen Janice Reigns 1985 Homecoming Dance Queen Candidates anxiously await the crowning touch Mc's: Julie Walkin and Sheri King Andrew Miller, Annie Thompson Homecoming Speaker: Rex Haugen 6 Over Homecoming Activities Volleyball Match against Dilworth Football Game against Frazee Athletic Day: Susan Treinen, John Gorski Celebrity Day: Darla Bengston, Jerry Arnt- Nerd Day: Jon Zick, Kim Brown t- 1 Football Cheerleaders do a skit during pepfest Color day: Travis Rocholl, Jayme Hovland ' lKUJ6S Senior's victory over Juniors in Powderpuff Game THE HORNETS Senior Bests SHORTEST: Barb Buck, Kristin Schroeder, Rick Farrand, Tim Bigelow TALLEST: Janice Haarstick, Sherry Treinen, Scott Dutcher, Rick Bengtson NOISIEST: Lynette Boen, Tricia Bulik, Jon Solseth, Dan Holtgrewe QUIETEST: Dawn Svare, Jill Haugrud, Mark Olson, Paul Nord GIGGLIEST: Jenny Lewis, Lynette Boen, Mike Forsgren, Alan Hockersmith FRIENDLIEST: Sandy Miller, Julie Walkin, Mike Forsgren, Daron Schleske MOST ORGANIZED: Julie Walkin, Arlinda Emery, Kevin John, Daron Schleske MOST AMBITIOUS: Sheri-King, Julie Walkin, Brian Jenson, Randy Bredell MOST INTELLIGENT: Heather McKeag, Janet Trites, Tim Bigelow, Randy Bredell MOST STUDIOUS: Janet Trites, Julie Walkin, Daron Schleske, Kory Kuhlman MOST TALENTED: Julie Walkin, Sheri King, Brian Jenson, Randy Bredell MOST MUSICAL: Janice Haarstick, Sherry Treinen, Kevin John, Scott Backstrom MOST ARTISTIC: Debbie Johnson, Sandra MacGregor, Randy Bredell, Mark Korf MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Sheri King, Kim Rocholl, Randy Bredell, Brian Jenson NEATEST CAR: Lynette Boen, Heather McKeag, Alan Hockersmith, Tim Bigelow NEATEST HAIR: Robyn Sorlien, Jeanie Strom, Randy Bredell, Jon Solseth NEATEST SMILE: Sandy Miller, Janice Haarstick, Mike Forsgren, Tim Bigelow PRETTIEST EYES: Jeanie Strom, Shawna Mohn, Brian Jenson, Rick Farrand BEST DRESSED: Jeanie Strom, Robyn Sorlien, Brian Jenson, Randy Bredell BEST LOOKING: Robyn Sorlien, Jeanie Strom, Brian Jenson, Mike Forsgren BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Tricia Bulik, Jennifer Lewis, Ed Richardson, Jon Solseth MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE: Julie Walkin, Jeanie Strom, Tim Bigelow, Randy Bredell NEATEST NAME: Eloisa Beatriz Cantu Garza, Arlinda Joy Emery, Kory Hurst Kuhlman, Mark Anthony Olson Randy Bredell, Kim Rocholl, Sheri King, Brian Jenson Jennifer Lewis, Tricia Bulik, Jon Solseth, Ed Richardson Julie Walkin, Janet Trites, Daron Schleske, Kory Kuhlman 10 Rick Bengston, Janice Haarstick, Sheri Treinen, Scott Dutcher, Barb Buck, Tim Bigelow, Rick Farrand, Kristin Schroeder CLASS HISTORY It's hard to believe but as seniors we have now spent ap- proximately 2,100 days in school. A few of these days were spent at home with a tummy ache, the chicken pox, or the dreaded flu, but for the most part our school days have been exciting, challenging and full of surprises. We have gained reading, writing and arithmetic. Even on our first day of school, we were given our most difficult assignment — the art of friendship. Throughout the years we have continued to build and add new friendships both in and out of school. Along with friendship, we have learned responsibility and how to think for ourselves, a feat not easily achieved. As everyone knows, in grade school life was a breeze. The only hassles were catching the bus and force feeding yourself at the lunch table. Once we began junior high, life changed drastically. We were now able to participate in all those activi- ties that the “big kids did. Pep fests, dances, sports, speech, FFA, FHA, and others, just to name a few, always took priority over our supposed studying time. As sophomores we were able to experience the excitement of the state basketball tournament in St. Paul. The beginning of our junior year started with a magazine drive and the receiving of our class rings. Our Prom, “When I'm With You , ended our junior year as we said good- bye to our senior buddies. Finally, ... a senior. Looking back we can remember how Scott Dutcher and Rick Bengtson became trees after ninth grade or how Rachelle Thorson and Sheri King used to be tomboys or how bearded Tim Bigelow could ever have been Tiny Tim. Yes, we've changed a bit but we're still the Class of '86. The robes, caps and diplomas will feel great but there will surely be come tears at the same time. We'll remember Trygstad's smile, Matheson's meter stick, Tabbut's laugh, Bredell's announcements with Viking pride is riding high today , the great cheering section at the volley- ball games, early morning gatherings at Perkins, Homecoming Queen Janice, Sweetheart Dance, and more. From the Class of '86, a great big thank you goes to all, to the teachers, administration, faculty, and underclassmen who have influenced, helped and befriended us for so many years. The Class of '86 Class Of 1986 Heidi Anderson y Rick Bengtson Jeff Booth Dean Backstrom Timothy Bigelow Deborah Boschee Scott Backstrom Lynette Boen Shauna Branden 1 Leigh Bauman Carrie Bongers Glenn Braton Randy Bredell Barbara Buck Tricia Bulik Eloisa Cantu Dawn Dillon Scott Dutcher Arlinda Emery Lori Erickson Rick Farrand Janice Haarstick Michael Forsgren Joseph Franklin Greg Gilbertson John Hagen Stacy Hanson Steven Marty Sandy Miller Kerry Motz Heather McKeag J.J. Meder Shawna Mohn Lori Moses Tom Nelson Paul Nord Terry Meyers Scott Mostue Angela Okke Karl Olson Mark Olson Pat Pfeiffer Dave Pixley Trent Poach Edwin Richardson William Rick Kimberly Rocholl Kimberly Ross Daron Schleske Kristin Schroeder Army Soland Jonathan Solseth Robyn Sorlien Heather Silseth Larry Splittgerber Dawn Svare Curtis Strom Jeanie Strom Randy Sundblad Senior Class Officers: Steve Marty, Mike Forsgren, Kevin John, Sandra MacGregor, Daron Schleske Pamela Tibbetts Mike Wischnack 1 Hrflii -Ir | Lisa Schnoor Class Motto: What life means to us is determined not so much by what life brings to us as by the attitude we bring to life; not so much by what happens to as by our reac- tion to what happens. Lewis L. Dunnington Sherry Treinen Christy Zentz Class Flower: Silver-tipped White Carnation Class Colors: Navy Blue and Gray When I’m With You Janice Haarstick, Robyn Sorlien Tim Bigelow, Randy Bredell, Brian Jenson Jill Haugrud, Barb Buck, Lori Moses Banquet Singers: Sandra MacGregor, J.J. Meder, Lori Moses, Julie Walkin, Jill Haugrud, Janet Trites, Tricia Bulik, Kevin John, Scott Backstrom, Leigh Bau- man, Joe Franklin Scenes from the decorated Prom reflect a mountain mural designed by Randy Bredell. ________ Scott Backstrom, Steve Marty, Tom Nelson, Kevin John, Daron Schleske work on seating Jeanie Strom, Shauna Branden, Lori Moses work on the mural. Beth Martinson receives prom flower. Display of prom theme When I'm With You Rick Farrand, McKeag Randy Bredell, Mike Forsgren, Tim Bigelow, Heidi Anderson, Heather WHEN I'M WITH YOU - PROM '85 Friday, May 10,1985 was a day of relief and excitement for the class of '86, as the weeks of work came to an end and the banquet and prom began. 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Robyn Sorlien 3. Randy Bredell 4. Eloisa Cantu' 5. Debbie Bos- chee 6. Scott Backstrom 7. Angie Okke 8. Janice Haar- stick 9. Carrie Bongers 10. Lori Moses 11. Pam Tibbetts 12. Sandy Miller 13. Kim Ross 14. Sheri King Left 1. Christy Zentz 2. Kim Rocholl 3. Scott Dutcher 4. Shauna Branden 5. Stacy Hanson 6. Jill Haugrud 7. Curtis Strom 8. Pam Martinson 9. Brian Jenson 10. Deb Johnson 11. Jeanie Strom 12. Janet Trites 13. Mark Korf 18 Right 1. Sherry Treinen 2. Mike Forsgren 3. Rachelle Thorson 4. Arlinda Emery 5. Jenny Lewis 6. Michelle Kubitz 7. Randy Sundblad 8. Greg Gilbertson 9. Heather Silseth 10. Joe Franklin 11. Dawn Svare 12. Daron Scheleske 13. Barb Buck 1. Kristin Schroeder 2. Leigh Baumann 3. Tri- cia Bulik 4. Lynette Boen 5. Rick Farrand 6. Christie Larson 7. Amy Soland 8. Dean Back- strom 9. J.J. Meder 10. Jon Solseth 11. Lori Erickson 12. Beth Mar- tinson 13. Julie Walkin Band Sponsors Halloween Dance Steve Marty Brian Jenson, Becky Anderson, Debbie Nellermoe, Terry Meyers, Tim Bigelow, Colleen Ishaug, Michelle Jacobson, Stacy Hanson Melissa Grunewald, Kelly Maahs Rick Farrand, Pam Martinson Leigh Baumann, Sherry Trienen, Christy Zentz Eric Miller, Nadine Schleske, Jim Anderson, Tammy Schmidt, Janice Haarstick, Debbie Johnson Jennifer MacGregor 21 Christie Mark Sheri Daron 22 Lynette Randy Debbie Jon Queen Kristin King Kevin Sweetheart 1 23 UNDERCLASSMEN Row 1: Stacy Cook, Phu Ha, Jim Holmes, John Waller, Angie Salazar, Joey Nichol, Tom Koebnick, Row 2: Alan Ronngren, John Gorski, Jerome Carlson, Tony Marty, Terry Johnson, Eric Schlanser. Row 3: Jere Lynnes, John Flath, Kevin Emery, Glen Pfeiffer, Allen Moberg, Brian Jacobson. Row 1: Michelle Maak, Wanda Menge, Janet Jorgenson, Joni Anderson, Melissa Nelson. Row 2: Jon Miller, Kevin Ballard, Shawn Dalman, Susan Treinen, Sarah Barton, Bryan Hunter, Laura Hoefs, Danny Handorff. Row 3: Scott Miller, Bob Johnson, Bruce Sherbrooke, Craig Stadum, Mike Follingstad, Greg Morgan. 26 Row 1: Linlee Peters, Kari Seim, Tami Johnson, Kim Brown. Row 2: Bret Burke, Lisa Pfeiffer, Jenny Field, Stephanee Zierke, Enid Erickson, Holly Weiss, Daryl Pixley. Row 3: Beckey St. John, Lori Klein, Beth Halbakken, Brenda Woessner, Jan Stender, Mike Berquist. Row 4: Chris Wiezorek, Ross Barringer, Brian Dodd, Brad Nelson, Mark Kvare, Clint Stephenson, Brian Lende Class Officers: Pres. Mike Follingstad, V.P. Tony Marty, Co-Treas. Jon Miller, S. C. Rep. Shawn Dalman, Sec. Beth Halbakken, Co-Treas. Keith Haugrud Brian Lende and Beth Halbakken Kevin Ballard tries on his class ring. Bruce Sherbrooke, Lori Klein Lori Klein, Beth Halbakken Greg Morgan, Bruce Sherbrooke Susan Treinen, Jenny Field J u N I O R S 27 Row 1: Thinh Ha, Jodi Sumpter, Dan Tibbetts, Michelle Russ, Sherrie Obright, Melissa Grunewald, Shawn Nelson. Row 2: Rhonda Gilbertson, Chandra Schaffer, Mary Lu Dutcher, Rick Peterson, Josette Johnson, Alan Martinson, Kelly Maahs, Chris Larson. Row 3: Eric Hatle, Michelle Jacobson, Jim Anderson, Troy Huseby, Tess Carlson, KhumKhay Hongmoungknoune Row 1: Tara Hurst, Cami Bongers, Heather Burke, Mark St. John, Tammy Schmitt, Nadine Schleske, Jason Henning, Traci Hoffe. Row 2: Brenda Haugrud, Kathy Grossman, Jennifer McGregor, Eric Miller, Kirsten Swenson, Derrick Aly, Kristie Lewis. Row 3: Vicki Sytsma, David Seifert, Becky Paulson, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Jeanne Marty, Randy Chapin, Dan Anderson, Julie Kjos. Row 4: Brad Jenson, Tom Franklin, Jim Helgeson, Jodi Seim, Alan Okke. Row 1: Tanya Johnson, Anna Ramirez, Scott Glaesman, Heidi Neff, Diane Marty, Don Johnson, Steve Glaesman, Jennifer Rick. Row 2: Cindy Martinson, Thao Ho, Mara Kangas, Stephen John, Sara Treinen, Tim Lammers, Denise Moberg, Debbie Nellermoe. Row 3: Nicole Ohman, Jason McMillen, Serrina Osborne, Nancy Stoen, Debbie Sanderson, Mike Habedank, Row 4: Karen Motz, Charles Boschee, Darla Bengston, Brian Lahlum Row 1: Tammy Svare, Aimee Wiggins, Anita Pearson, David Hanson, Shirley Bratlien, Vicki Peasley, Row 2: Brad Erickson, Kelli Lewis, Sarah Hanson, Carrie Ehlert, Kristi Haugrund. Row 3: Jeff Korf, Steve O'Brien, Dylan Berg, Richard Ahrndt, Jeff Richardson Jim Anderson, Rich Ahrndt Randy Chapin, Debbie Nellermoe s o p H O M O R E S 29 Row 1: Eric Hanson, Tim Burke, Karen Gulstad, Tom Klinnert, Kelly Isaman, Jill Gontarek, Corey Pourrier, Dena Emmons, Patty Devine. Row 2: Darren Olson, Shelly Cook, Elizabeth Nichol, Chris Lynnes, Troy Budke, Tonya Bina, Kristen Benson, Jacy Sorlien, Tina Berg. Row 3: Gary Delorme, Stacie Johnson, Cindy Kubitz, Lynn Collins, Debbie Booth, Rosa Olvera, Archie Emery. Row 1: Heath Johnson, Mindy Johnson, Jeff Tingelstad, Dee Nelson, Bobby Brown, Jody Gillaspey, Brian Dickhoff. Row 2: Hally McGrand, Connie Ronngren, Vicki Hovland, Jennifer Tims, Lisa Harthun, Beth Kvare, Michelle Silseth. Row 3: Heidi Anderson, Kris Walker, Darcy Colosky, Lisa Gaarsland, Shana Hovden, Rodney Drayton, Larry Nelson, Row 4: Jeff Ross, Terry Pierce, Jerry Stanford, Jon Zick. Row 1: Jeff Albright, Maggie Marty, Shane Swanson, Jim Schultz, Marie Anderson, Julie Thompson, Aaron Lahn. Row 2: Adam Sleen, Wendy Nellermoe, Brain Maasjo, Kathy Kratzke, Jason Lynnes, Trudy Bakken, Jason Ostbye, Scott Starin. Row 3: Ailene Handorff, Cathy Peterson, Chris Westby, Eric Jenson, Becky Woessner, Rob Kimm, Billy Marty. Row 4: Preston Refsland, John Gorton, Lary Veazie, Mark Ishaug, Herb Wischnack, Nathan Ouren. Officers: Sec. Wendy Nellermoe, Treas. Michelle Silseth, V.P. Chris Westby, S.C. Rep. Jason Ostbye, Pres. Eric Jenson Corey Rustand, Billy Marty, John Gorton help out at a track meet. Kathy Kratzke, Becky Woessner, Tonya Bina prepare a Home Ec Kathy Kratzke, Tonya Bina put finishing touches on des- dinner. sert- Connie Ronngren poses on Nerd Day. Eric Hanson concentrates on running. Tim Burke warms band. up his lips in wr F R E S H M E N 31 Row 1-Vicky Kwasniewski; Mark Richardson; Mike Fife; Jessica Peters; Jennifer Lynnes; Raul Ramirez; Jeremy Johnson. Row 2-Matthew Westby; Missy Sherbrooke; Rick Teberg; Tonja Flath; Lisa Baker; Ryan Mostue; Barb Hemphill. Row 3-Kirby Swanson; Gail Sanderson; Mike Hvidsten; Jeff Salvevold; Donna Nelson; Kyle Haugrud. Not Pictured- Loc Duong; Heip Nguyen; David McDonald Row 1 - Chad Silseth; Eric John; B. J. Polley; Sophie Anderson; Matthew Sorum; Shannon Avery; Staci Rotz; Jason Bigelow; Jody Hoefs. Row 2 - Veronica Abarca; Dan Treinen; Phuong Ha; Ed Rick; Chris Scheman; Laura Miller; Scott Ripley; Lydia Abarca; Lisa Korf. Row 3 - Judi Long; Mia Haglund; Curt Hatle; Lisa Rice; Darin Hvidsten; Mike Rude. 9 32 Row 1 - Nicole Dellaneva; Stacy Nelson; Danny Colosky; Amy MacGregor; Vance Harthun; Cindy Vigen; Glen Swenson; Robert Ramsey; Emily Tims. Row 2 - Aaron Pederson; Chad Lammers; Patrica Olson; Earl Schultz; Jenny Hill; Amber Watkins; Shon VanCleef; Steve Klein. Row 3 - Trevor Roisum; Karen Butner; Carman Linnertz; Brian Wickenheiser; Ben Sytsma; Teresa Rudie; Jeff Jacobsen; Jaime Platt. Class officers: Pres. Kyle Haugrud, V.P. Judi Long, S.C. Rep Matt Westby, Sec. Treas. B.J. Polley Missy Sherbrooke buys a Shada from Deb Johnson and Sheri King. Stacy Nelson, Donna Nelson, and Nicole Dellaneva in the Matt Sorum library. Lisa Baker Judi Long, Laura Miller, Jennifer Lynnes, Brian Wicken- heiser, Jason Bigelow G R A D E E I G H T 33 Row 1: Greg Brummer, Cady Satter, Kaye Nelson, Teresa Moberg, Johanna Gulstad, Gary Emmons, Robert Metcalfe. Row 2: Jeff Pearson, Shawn Fitzgerald, Jayme Hovland, Monica Johnson, Daren Tollefson, Heather Bergman, Chuck Krekelberg. Row 3: Peter Babb, Steve Schempp, Dan Wischnack, Darren Dalman, Andy Hemphill. Row 1: Bethany Ehlert, Danielle Johnson, Heather Neff, Kyla Thom, Jerry Arntson, Andrea Demich, Doug Erickson. Row 2: Cindy Sorum, Tyler Dahl, Alice Berg, Brian Gaustad, Blake Nelson, Beth McGregor, John Thorson. Row 3: Jim Pederson, Phitsamay Hongmoungkhoune, John Berndt, Travis Rocholl, David Wick, Helen Grahn. Row 1: Joey Aguilar, Wendy Booth, Lori Dillon, Troy Schultz, Doug Berquist, Jodi Lehn, Chad Canton. Row 2: Jane Gacke, Aaron Watkins, Tony Field, Scott Rice, Craig Maack, Steve Doppler, Phonvelay Hongmoungkhaune, Thad Ness. Row 3: Karla Jacobs, Vicki Bosthee, Jennifer Aaberg, Kim Seenson, Michelle Haglund, Michelle Nelson, Beth Morgan. Not Pictured: Jon Karger, Ryan Berg, Connie Samuelson Officers: V.P. Alice Berg, S.C. Rep. Steve Doppler, Pres. Beth McGregor, Treas. Blake Nelson, Sec. Cindy Sorum Peter Olson, Tyler Dahl admire their painted pumpkin. Joey Aquilar, Aaron Watkins show off their pumpkin. Jenny Aaberg entertains during Home Ec Play School. John‘Berndt gfvds a child a ride during Tyler Dahl kisses Lincoln. Play School. Ryan Berg, Daren Tollefson, Andy Hemphill G R A D E S E V E N 35 ORGANIZATIONS Advisor ............Mrs. Pawlowski Editor..................Barb Buck Reporters ............Jill Haugrud, Michelle Kubitz, Jenny Lewis, Sandra MacGregor, Lori Moses Typists ................Janet Trites Paper Staff Row I: Barb Buck, Michelle, Jenny Lewis, Lori Moses, Row 2: Sandra MacGregor, Janet Trites, Jill Haugrud. Janet busy typing an article Jenny and Michelle discussing an upcoming articli Yearbook Staff Row 1- B.J. Polloy, Kathy Kratzke, Jill Haugrud, Sandre MacGregor, Ailene Handorff, Row 2- Barb Buck, Amy MacGregor, Arlinda Emery, Laura Miller, Jenny Lewis, Row 3- Pam Martinsao, Janice Haarstick, Randy Bredell, Michelle Kubitz, Julie Walkin Advisor...............Mrs. Ebersviller Editor ................Arlinda Emery Assistants ............Jill Haugrud, Christie Larson, Sandra MacGregor, Julie Walkin, Ailene Handorff, Kathy Kratzke, Heidi Neff, Amy MacGregor, Connie Ronngren, Laura Miller, Dena Emmons Photographers . . Janice Haarstick, Thinh Ha, Randy Bredell Typists ................Barb Buck, Debbie Boschee, Pam Martinson, B.J. Polloy Sales persons .....Michele Kubitz Jenny Lewis Next years editor, Joni Anderson, learns how to fit photos The shada staff has spent a lot of time this year trying to capture all the years special events and memories. It started out last summer when Mrs. Ebersviller, Janice Haarstick and Arlinda Emery took time to go to Yearbook camp at Whapeton. There we learned a lot of things and planned some changes on the book that we thought would enhance the book so that we'll always treasure it in years to come. We'd like to thank Zierke's Studio for all his help and the Pelican Press for the use of their photos. Also, Mr. Trygstad has given us a lot of extra help on some of our questions and developing and printing all of our pictures. A special thanks given to all the people who helped us sell ads this summer. We hope that you find this book of value and that you'll Celebrate the Memories with us. Typists: Barb Buck, Debbie Boschee, and Pam Martinson B.J. Polloy did a lot of the books computer work CHOIR CHOIR CHOIR CHOIR C Sandra MacGregor, Sheri Treinen, and Lori Moses Swing group rehearses Row 1: Pam Robinette, Sandra MacGregor, Janet Jorgenson, Michelle Kubitz, Beth Halbakken, Sherry Treinen, Lori Moses, Chandra Shaffer, Julie Kjos, Pam Martinson, Kelly Maahs, Melissa Grunewald, Tami Johnson, Kristin Schroeder, Brenda Woessner. Row 2: Jeff Johnson, Anita Pearson, Serrina Osborne, Darla Bengston, Jodi Sumpter, Stephen John, Scott Lackstrom , Bryan Hunter, Shawn Nelson, David Seifert, Eloisa Cantu, Dawn Dillon, Arlinda Emery, Jenny Lewis, BAND BAND BAND BAND BA Row 1: Christie Larson, Brenda Woessner, Susan Treinen, Heidi Neff, Michelle Russ, Lori Moses, Jill Haugrud. Row 2: Kelly Maahs, Jodi Sumpter, Sandy Miller, Lori Klein, Tara Hurst, Josette Johnson, Wanda Menge, Janet Jorgenson, Scott Mostue, Scott Backstrom, Kevin John, Tim Bigelow. Row 3: Pam Martinson, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Cindy Martinson, Holly Weiss, Sherrie Obright, Michele Ja- cobson, Barb Buck, Sheri Treinen, Michelle Maack, Tess Satter, Brad Jenson, Craig Irey, Jennifer McGregor, Kevin Ballard, Kim Ross, Rhonda Gilbertson, Chris Larson, Traci Hoffe. Row 4: Melissa Grunewald, Brenda Haugrud, Lynette 40 Band plays for Homecoming HOIR CHOIR CHOIR CHOIR Cl Kathy Grossman, Christie Haugrud, Row 3: Carrie Elhert, Debbie Sanderson, Nancy Stoen, Tonya Johnson, Kevin Ballard, Mark Korf, Kevin John, Jill Hau- grud, Barb Buck, Janet Trites, Tricia Bulik, Jenny Field, Enid Erickson, Row 4: David Hanson, Jim Anderson, Leigh Baumann , Sarah Hanson, Jennifer Rick, Michele Jacobson Concert Choir poses for a fun picture. ND BAND BAND BAND BAND Boen, Kirsten Swenson, Curt Strom, Brian Meikert, Mary Lu Dutcher, Troy Huseby, Greg Morgan, Mike Forsgren, Steve Marty, Keith Haugrud, Heather Burke, Bob Johnson, Shawn Dalman, Janice Haarstick, Clint Stephenson, Brad Nelson, John Waller, Julie Walkin, John Miller, Jason McMillen, Joey Nichols, Jim Peterson, Eric Miller, Mike Follingstad, Row 5: Mr. Couture, Tess Carlson, Sarah Treinen, Phu Ha, Ross Barringer, Brett Burke, Brian Jenson, Alan Martin- son, Thao Ho, Dan Handorff, Jerome Carlson. Symphonic Band practices during 1st hour. 41 8th Grade Choir Row 1: Eric John, Veronica Abarca, Mia Haglund, Chris Schemen, Staci Rotz, Donna Nelson, Missy Sherbrooke, Ryan Mostue, Teresa Rudie, Lisa Korf, Emily Tims, Phuong Ha, Judi Long, Gail Sanderson, Vicki Kwasneski, Jaime Platt, B.J. Polley, Jody Hoefs Row 2: Jeff Johnson, Matt Westby, Lydia Abarca, Rosa Olvera, Tricia Olson, Chad Silseth, Dan Treinen, Steve Klein, Shannon Avery, Stacy Nelson, Jenny Hill, Tonja Flath, Amy MacGregor, Jenny Lynnes, Loc Duong Row 3: Aaron Pederson, Trevor Roisum, Edward Rick, Amber Watkins, Carman Linnertz, Sophie Anderson, Mide Hvidsten, Curtie Hatle, Ben Sytsma, Rick Teberg, Matt Sorum, Cindy Vigen, Hiep Nguien 7th Grade Choir Row 1: David Wick, Jerry Arntson, Doug Erickson, Jim Pearson, Kyla Thom, Cady Satter, Danielle Johnson, Peter Olson, Heather Neff, Gregg Brummer, Andrea Demich, Thad Ness, Beth Morgan, Lori Dillon, Jodi Lahn, Kay Nelson, Helen Grahn, Row 2: Jeff Johnson, Tony Field, Robert Metcalf, Jon Carger, Darren Dalman, Jaime Hovland, Cindy Sorum, Peter Babb, Chad Canton, John Berndt, Blake Nelson, Shawn Fitzgerald, Melissa Nelson, JoHanna Gulstad, Michelle Haglund, Beth Ehlert Row 3: Chuck Krekelberg, John Thorson, Darren Tollefson, Connie Samuelson, Kim Swenson, Alice Berg, Heather Bergman, Beth McGregor, Monica Hohnson, Jenny Aaberg, Craig Maack, Steve Doppler, Danny Wischnack Jl x. Row 1: Cathy Peterson, Shelly Cook, Jill Gontarek, Kelly Isaman, Mindy Johnson, Viki Hovland, Stacie Johnson, Beth Kvare, Trudy Bakken, Becky Woessner, Michelle Silseth, Patty Devine. Row 2: Lisa Harthun, Kris Walker, Tina Berg, Jacy Sorlien, Kristi Flem, Lisa Gaarsland, Kathy Kratzke, Marie Anderson, Darci Clolosky, Kristen Benson, Ailene Handorff. Row 3: Billy Marty, Rob Kimm, Eric Jenson, Jeff Albright, Rod Drayton, Chris Lynnes, Nathan Ouren, Heath Johnson, Terry Pierce. Row 1- Cathy Peterson, Elizabeth Nichol, Stacie Rotz, Cindy Kubitz, Leanne Bergren, Karen Czulstad, Lisa Harthun, DeAnne Nelson, Mindy Johnson. Row 2: Carman Linnertz, Patricia Olson, Melisa Nelson, Danielle Johnson, Beth Morgan, Jenny Aaberg, Jessica Peters, Mia Hagland, Hally McGrand, Robbie Kimm, Tim Burke, Tonya Bina, Kathy Kratzke, Row 3: JoHonna Gulstad, Lori Dillon, Karen Butner, Thad Ness, Teresa Rudie, Kyle Haugrud, Shawn Fitzgerald, Craig Maack, Jodi Hoefs, Jason Bigelow, Chad Canton, Jim Peterson, Steve Schempp Darren Dalman, Cynthia Vigen. Row 4: Cindy Sorum, Heath Johnson, Billy Marty, Troy Seter, Becky Woessner, Matt Sorum Jon Zick John Gorton, Beth McGregor Steve Klein, Nathan Ouren, Matt Westby, Michelle Silseth, Brian Maasjo, Ryan Mostue, Tyler Dahl, Chad Silseth, Steve P pP fj' Chuck Krekeberg, B.J. Polley, Mark Ishaug, Darren Olson. Row 5: Jack Couture, Robert Metcalf, Tom Klinnert, Scott Ripley, David McDolald, Jamie Hovland, Missy Sherbrooke, Travis Rocholl, Preston Refsland, Adam Sleen, Eric Jenson, Dan Treinen, Chris Westby. Student Council Row 1: Matt Westby, Kyle Haugrud. Row 2: Brian Jenson, Troy Huseby, Heather Burke. Row 3: Beth Halbakken, Randy Bredell, Sandra MacGregor, Eric Miller. Row 4: Janice Haarstick, Kevin John, Lori Moses, Lori Klein. Row 5: Julie Walkin, Mike Follingstad, Tony Marty, Jon Miller. With Brian Jenson as leader of the pack, the Student Council once again served its annual term as dance coordinator, holi- day organizer and all around p.r. division for P.R.H.S. Homecoming jump-started the school year with a week full of fun activities. The candy cane and Valentine flower sales also proved to be a success. A special thanks to Mr. Kollar for all his help, ideas and friendly advice. Student Council advisor Virg Kollar. 44 Troy Huseby and Randy Bredell Members Kevin John and Janice Haarstick. Student Council sells Candy Canes for the Christmas holiday to Kris Walker. Letter Winners Row 1: Scott Dutcher, Randy Bredell, Dave Jurva, Brian Jenson, Tim Bigelow, Mike Forsgren, Rick Farrand, Steve Marty. Row 2: Ed Richardson, John Solseth, Randy Sundblad, Terry Meyers, Bruce Sherbrooke, Daron Schleske, Tony Olson, Brian Lende. Row 3: Eric Miller, Curt Strom, Troy Huseby, Thao Ho, Greg Morgan, Susan Treinen, Jill Haugrud, Beth Halbakken, Carrie Bongers. Row 4: Steve Glaesman, Jaime Platt, Tammy Schmidt, Nadine Schleske, Kim Rocholl, Arlinda Emery, J.J. Meder, Christi Larson, Lori Klein. Row 5: Jeff Korf, Julie Walkin, Sheri King, Janice Haarstick, Lynette Boen, Hally McGrand, Sandy Miller, Lori Moses, Scott Ripley, Angie Okke. Row 6: Josette Johnson, Chris Larson, Heidi Neff, Bob Johnson, Jon Miller, Mike Follingstad, Mike Bergquist, Craig Stadum, Alan Martinson. Row 7: Lisa Harthun, Mindy Johnson, Kristi Flem, Patty Devine. Letterwinners work in the consession stand Future Homemakers Of America FHA'ers Are Kept Busy The FHA year began early with the Fergus Fair. The FHA'ers worked at the Malt Stand spon- sored by the American Dairy Asso- ciation. Once school started, so did the FHA with their regular meet- ings. The FHA group has few members, but these members are dedicated. The group went to the Good Samaritan Home at Hallow- een, their annual sleepover in No- vember, and Christmas party in December. As soon as January ar- rived the girls prepared their action activity events and presented them in March. During the middle of April a few girls went to the State Meeting in the cities. The final event will be the mother-daughter SR HIGH: Sandra MacGregor, Janet Trites, Barb Buck, Lori Moses, Jill Haugrud, Row 2: Holly Weiss, Enid Erickson, Brenda banquet in May. Haugrud, Row 3: Kathy Grossman, Tanya Johnson. Kristi Haugrud. JR HIGH: Karen Butner, Laura Miller, Amy MacGregor, Row 2: Patty Devine, Ailene Handorff, LeAnne Bergren, Becky Woessner, Row 3: Vicki Hovland. 46 LeAnne Bergren and Sandra MacGregor at FHA Convention. Sandra MacGregor, Jill Haugrud and Lori Moses at the FHA Convention. Future Farmers of America Row 1: Glen Braton, Keith Haugrud, Bobby Robley, Steve Marty, Dennis Haiby, Brian Melkert, Jim Peterson, Mr. Januszewski. Row 2: Adam Sleen, Chris Westby, John Waller, Janice Haarstick, Vicki Sytsma, Brenda Haugrud, Julie Kjos, Maggie Marty, Kris Walker, Jodi Seim. Row 3: Larry Nelson, Billy Marty, Brian Jenson, Tony Marty, Terry Meyers, Tom Nelson, Paul Nord, Scott Mostue. Row 4: Randy Chapin, Brad Jenson, Danny Anderson, Robbie Kimm, Scott Miller, John Gorton, Row 5: Troy Budke, Nathan Ouren, Allen Moberg, Glen Pfeiffer, Jason Lynnes. Officers: Row 1: Keith Haugrud, Steve Marty, Dennis Haiby, Brian Melkert, Jim Peterson. Row 2: Bobby Robley, Glen Braton, Paul Nord, Mr. Januszewski. FFA Motor Learning to Do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to Serve FFA is an organization of people inter- ested in the future of agriculture. Not only is FFA a group effort in the judging teams or meetings, but it's also an indi- vidual effort from leadership to a project. Some of projects this year were dances, spring officer rallies. State and National Conventions, Awards banquets, and a Christmas party. FFA initiation of new members Judges: Glen Braton, Keith Haugrud, Janice Haarstick, Paul Nord 47 Speech Speech Coaches: Ms. Vorwerk, Ms. Hovde, Mrs. Kvidt Susan Treiren placed at regions in Storytell- ing. Barb Buck participated in extemp, speaking. 48 Jr. High: Row 1, Karen Bunter, Debbie Booth, Judi Long, Kyhla Thom, Heather Neff Row 2: Elizabeth Nichol, Terry Pierce, Gail Sanderson Row 3: Leanne Bergren, Jennifer Tims, Brian Maosjo, Barb Hemphill, Robert Kimm Row 4: Ailene Handorff, Patty Devine, Kathy Kratzke, B.J. Polley Letterwinners: Tess Carlson, Sara Treinen, B.J. Polley, Sherry Treinen, Judi Long, Janet Trites, Susan Tteinen. Speech is an extra-cirricular activity in which participants have the opportunity to enhance their speaking skills while simultaneously competing with other Minnesota students. Students compete in one of eleven categories throughout the season. Inter- pretative divisions include prose, poetry, drama, humarous, storytelling, creative expression, and extemp, reading. Puplic speaking events consists of great speech- es, oratory, discussion, and extemp, speaking. In February and March, participants compete at invitationals. At these prac- tice meets, each student enters 3 rounds of competition. At the end of each meet, winning students are awarded a ribbon or a trophy in his her respective cate- gory. During the latter part of March, par- ticipants compete in elimination tourna- ments, beginning with a local contest and working up to State. In May, speech students receive their earned certificates, medals, or letters. These honors are awarded according to points the partici- pant has earned during the season. The 1985 season was the first time any stu- dent could earned a letter in speech. Jon Miller and Tess Carlson were both named as second alternatives to State during the 1985 season in their respec- tive categories: Extemp, speaking and storytelling. Sr High: Row 1, Steve John, Jim Anderson Row 2: Sherry Treinen, Tara Hurst, Scott Backstrom Row 3: Susan Treinen, Tami Johnson, Tess Carlson, Kory Kuhlman, Row 4: LinLee Peters, Jennifer Rick, Debra Sanderson, Darla Bengston, Sierrena Osborne Row 5: Jenny Field, Janet Trites, Barb Buck, Julie Walkin Row 6: Amy Soland, Sandra MacGregor, Jon Miller, Tanya Johnson SPORTS Mark Korf concentrates on his putting form. Brad Nelson puts as Steve Glaesman looks on. Steve Glaesman practices his techniques. 52 Girl's Golf Letterwinners: Josette Johnson, Coach Handorff, Lori Klein, Traci Hoffe, Chris Larson, Jennifer McGregor. Boy's Golf Letterwinners: Coach Handorff, Mark Korf, Jeff Korf, John Hagen, Brad Nelson, Steve Glaesman, Dan Handorff Klein And Johnson Compete In Regional Girl’s Golf Korf Has Lowest Golf Score Of The Season Girl's golf team member Lori Klein and Josette Johnson partici- pated in 1985 regional golf competition. Klein had a score of 98 in sub- regions, while Johnson shot 100. Boy's golfer Mark Korf held the best score of the season with a 35. In HOL competition, Jeff Korf ranked 7th with an 82, placing him on the All-Conference team. Josette Johnson also made All- Conference by placing 4th in the HOL with a 102. Both teams are looking forward to a good season in 1986 according to Coach Handorff. Troy Huseby sailing over the hurdle. Thao Ho comes around the corner in first. Nadine Schleske glides over the high jump bar, as Marlys Johnson looks on. Jill Haugrud pushes hard at the end of the 400 meter dash. Debbie Nellermoe running hard in the 200 meter dash. Row 1: Lisa Harthun, Kristi Flem, Nadine Schleske, Jill Haugrud, Mindy Johnson, Jaime Platt, Coach Gohdes. Row 2: Mark Lafer coach, Patty Devine, Tammy Schmidt, Barb Hemphill, Chandra Schaffer, Lesa Rude, Patty Devine, Karen Butner, Heathe Burke, Coach Holt. Row 1: Mr. Douglas coach, Mr. Kelting coach, Darrin Kvam, Tim Rogelstad, Cary Haugrud, Dion Schleske, Mark Lafer coach. Row 2: Charles Boschee, Jim Anderson, Kevin Ballard, Jason McMillean, Thinh Ha, Thao Ho, Rick Farrand, Clint Bogucki, Danny Anderson, Eric Miller, Row 3: Tony Olson, Ed Richardson, Bob Johnson, Greg Morgan, Randy Bredell, Troy Huseby, Brian Jenson, Dave Jurva, Terry Meyers, Darron Schleski, Jon Miller, Alan Martinson Greg Morgan Flying over the pole vault. Randy Bredell hurdling Both Track teams had a very rewarding track season. The girls team had four girls advance to the region track meet: Jill Hau- grud in the 3200 meter relay, Kristi Flem in the 3200 meter relay and 3200 meter run, Mindy Johnson and Jaime Piatt in the 3200 meter relay and the 800 meter run. The boys team was really successful the whole sea- son. They won the PR invitational, the Vi- king Invitational and place third in HOL Conference. They also won the district meet; therefore they sent the whole team to regions. From regions, Cary Haugrud went on to state in the 200 meter dash. Dave Jurva Running the mile. Tammy Schmidt running the 200 meter dash. 55 Team watches game from bench The volleyball girls began practice on August 19, 1985 and entered their season with confidence and high hopes. They showed determination as they won 9 of their 16 matches. Sheri King and Julie Walkin, captains, showed their leadership abilities as they led the team. Some of the highlights of the year were learning new blocking tech- niques like the Mickey Mouse and the Banana. The third place finish in District play, the M16 runs in August, and new run-through digging and rolling also helped to make the season a great one. End-of-the-year award winners were: Mary Lu Dutcher—Most Improved Player, Sheri King—Most Valuable Teammate and All-Conference, and Julie Walkin—All-Conference and Hardest Worker. Mary Lu Dutcher spikes the ball. Sheri King spikes the ball. Vikings block the oncoming ball. Mary Lu Dutcher spikes the ball. 1985 Captains: Sheri King and Julie Walkin 56 Opponent Results Hawley .................1-3 Ashby ..................3-0 Glyndon-Felton..........0-3 Rothsay.................3-0 Audubon ................3-1 Dilworth...............1-3 Breckenridge ..........3-1 Frazee ................3-1 Underwood ..............3-0 Perham .................3-0 Hillcrest .............2-3 Glyndon-Felton..........1-3 Barnesville ...........0-3 Battle Lake............3-0 Lake Park..............3-0 Fergus Falls ...........0-3 Award Winners: Mary Lu Dutcher, Sheri King, Julie Walkin Row 1: Sheri King, Julie Walkin, Row 2: Tess Carlson, Mary Lu Dutcher, Beth Halbakken, Lori Klein, Cindy Martinson, Nadine Schleske, Row 3: Assistant coach Peggy Eldevick, assistant coach Wendy Hoadley, Heather Silseth, Jeanie Strom, Rachelle Thorson, Lori Moses, Coach Ki Gohdes. Coach Gohdes talks to her team Row 1: Mara Kangas, Tonya Bina Row 2: Janet Jorgenson, Michelle Silseth, Tara Hurst, Jennifer McGregor, Michelle Russ, Heather Burke, Trudy Bakken Row 3: Kristy Flem, Kathy Fritzpatrick, Vicke Systma, Lesa Rude, Nicole Ohman, Kelly Maahs, Coach Peggy Row 1: Stacy Johnson, Brenda Woessner, Jeanne Marty, Brenda Haugrud, Mindy Johnson Row 2: Wanda Menge, Beth Kvare, Kathy Peterson, Jodi Sumpter, Debbie Sanderson, Denise Moberg Row 3: Hally McGrand, Becky Woessner, Kristin Benson, Debbie Neller- moe, Vicke Hovland, Marie Anderson, Eloisa Cantu' Team greets Lori Klein into game 57 11 Troy Huseby turns the corner. 42 Randy Bredell on the reverse. The defense holds tight. 42 Randy Bredell on the end and around. 67 leads the block for 11 Troy Huseby. Greg Morgan works hard. Football ’85 The success of this season cannot be determined by wins and losses. The Vikes ended up with a 1 and 8 record but put up a good fight in each game. Their only win came against the big Crosby Ironton team when they shut them out 18-0. The Vikings' leadership came from captains Mike Forsgren, Jeff Booth, and Brian Jenson, as well as new head coach Virg Kollar and his assis- tant coaches. Football practice began on August 13,1985 with 38 players showing up. In the early going, the team worked on fundamentals like starting, stopping, stances, catching and blocking. Players went on to master their positions; the hard workouts also continued as the team was expected to master the art of Minnesota Morris and Hundreds of Hit Ems. Troy Huseby throws pass. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1985 Date-Opponent Opp.-PR 8-30 Dilworth 7- 6 9- 6 Crosby-Ironton 0-18 9-13 Wheaton 20- 8 9-20 Frazee 29- 8 9-27 Mahnomen 28- 0 10- 4 Breckenridge 34- 6 10-11 Barpesville 28- 8 10-16 Perham 14- 0 10-22 Breckenridge 35- 6 58 Row 1: Randy Sundblad, Rick Farrand, Tony Olson, Steve Marty, Ed Richardson, Tim Bigelow, Jeff Booth, Mike Forsgren, Brian Jenson, Dave Jurva, Curt Strom, Randy Bredell, Jon Solseth, Stacy Hanson, Kevin John, Joe Franklin Row 2: Coach Sundby, Charles Boschee, Jeff Richardson, Mike Bergquist, Daryl Pixley, Craig Stadum, Jon Miller, John Gorski, Bruce Sherbrooke, Greg Morgan, Brian Lende, Mike Follingstad, Tony Marty, Coach Haugen Row 3: Coach Kollar, Brian Melkert, Jeff Korf, Eric Hatle, Eric Miller, Troy Huseby, Dylan Berg, Mark St. John, Jason McMillen, Thao Ho, Coach Holt Next Year's Captains: Bruce Sherbrook, Greg Morgan: All-Conference Brian Jenson; Honorable Mention All-conference: Jeff Booth. Rick Farrand Team Captains-Brian Jenson, Mike Forsgren, and Jeff Booth 30 Rick Farrand heads up field. 36 Greg Morgan gets the First down. 40 Dave Jurva saves the touchdown. 59 Troy Huseby plays for a basket 1986 Basketball was a year of many rewards for players and coaches, ac- cording to Coach Rex Haugen. Haugen said that being on a team and with a team that improved, battled and worked their way through the many challenges of the season brought satisfaction and fulfillment to all involved. Greg Morgan works for a basket from un- derneath Boy's Basketball 1986 Nov. 20................Fergus Falls Dec. 6 ...............Breckenridge Dec. 10 ...................Rothsay Dec. 13 ....................Glyndon Dec. 17 ..................Dilworth Dec. 19 ....................Hawley Jan. 10 ....................Perham Jan. 17 ................Barnsville Jan. 21.....................Frazee Jan. 24 ...................Glyndon Jan. 28 ....................Hawley Jan. 31 ....................Perham Feb. 7..................Barnsville Feb. 11...................Dilworth Feb. 14 ....................Frazee Feb. 18.................Battle Lake Feb. 21 .................Underwood Feb. 22................Twin Valley Brian Jenson prepares to drive for a basket B-squad: Row 1, Jeff Korf, Troy Seter, Corey Rustand, John Gorton, Mark St. John Row 2, Bob Silseth, Rick Peterson, Eric Miller, Larry Veazie, Brad Jenson, Richard Arndt, Eric Jenson, Jason McMillan, Steve Sorenson 60 Freshmen: Row 1, Jeff Tinglestad, Jeff Albright, Chris Lynnes, Aar- on Lahn, Eric Hanson, Adam Sleen Row 2, Steve Sorenson, Corey Rustand, Mark Ishaug, Larry Veazie, Jason Ostbye, Troy Seter, John Gorton Boys Basketball VARSITY- Row 1, Jim Anderson, Jeff Richardson, Jim Peterson, Tinh Ha Row 2, Clint Stephenson, Terry Johnson, Scott Dutcher, Brian Jenson, Mike Forsgren, Greg Morgan, Mike Bergouist Row 3, Rex Haugen, Steve Sorenson, Mark St. John, Alan Martinson, Dylan Berg, Mike Follingstad, Troy Huseby, Eric Jenson, Jason McMillan, Bob Silseth Dylan Berg Battles for a rebound Brian Jenson is airborne in a jumpshot against Alan Martinson does a lay-up Perhams Yellowjackets Girls Basketball Varsity: Row 1- Christie Larson, Lisa Schnoor, Lori Klein, Michelle Silseth, Row 2- Kathy Grossman, Lisa Pfeiffer, Beth Halbakken, Janice Haarstick, Mary Moenkedick, Lesa Rude, Julie Walkin, Sheri King, Kristie Lewis November marked the start of the girls basketball season with Coach Moenkedick. Teamwork and determination prevailed as the girls went on a six game win- ning streak at the beginning of the season. Consisting of five seniors, three juniors, one sophomore, and one freshmen; the team had a wide va- riety of talents and abilities in which everyone improved each other. Things to remember will be Legg's Knees, Beefy's smile, Sheri's drives, I ori K's fingernails and of course Coach Moenke- dick's favorite words, On the line . The best part, although, was the teams ability to have fun on the court and to share in both the wins and the losses. B squad: Row 1- Connie Ronngren, Stacy Johnson, Becky Woessner, Jacy Sorlien, Tonya Bina Row 2- Sara Treinen, Kristi Flem, Beth Kvare, Peggy Eldevick, Leanne Bergren, Diane Marty, Eloisa Cantu, Cami Bongers Michelle Silseth and Julie Walkin up in Sheri King taking a base line shot, arms against Dilworth. Jump shot by Julie Walkin with Beth Halbak- ken in the background Lisa Schnoor lays one up GIRLS BASKETBALL 1986 Nov. 19.......................Rothsay Nov. 25 ... . ................Audubon Dec. 2 .......................Glyndon Dec. 5 ........................Hawley Dec' 9 ........................Battle Lake Dec. 19 .....- Perham Jan. 6.....................Barnsville Jan. 9 ......................Dilworth Jan. 13........................Frazee Jan. 16 ......................Glyndon Jan. 18.....................Underwood Jan. 20........................Hawley Jan. 27 .......... ...........Perham Jan. 30.....................Barnsville | Feb 3....................... Dilworth Feb. 6 ........................ razee Feb. 10 ....................Hillcrest Feb. 13 .............. .-Fergus Falls Janice Haarstick leaps upward for the jump ball. Julie Walkin puts up a shot as Janice Haarstick prepares for a rebound. 3 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1- Susan Treinen, Angie Okke Row 2- J.J. Meder, Sandy Miller, Lynette Boen The 1985-86 sports season was highly supported by the football, basketball, and wrestling cheer- leaders. As usual, they fired up the student body and the teams at pep-fests as well as games and meets. The cheerleaders did their best to help the teams create a super season, by brightening up the gymnasium with lots of orange and black signs and also decorat- ing the team's lockers. Some of the projects they had were learning new and interesting chants and floor cheers, planning pep-fests, and making a school song board that was painted by Susan Treinen. All the squads met for practice every Wednesday after school with their advisor, Suzanne Leabo. The cheerleaders did a great job showing their enthusiasm and pride for the Mighty Vikings! SCHOOL SONG 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. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Sarah Barton, Denise Moberg, Wendy Nellermoe, Tammy Schmitt. CHEERLEADING Pepfest skit done by the Football Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleader Kim Rocholl BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Row 1, Christy Zentz, Arlinda Emery, J.J. Meder, Row 2, Angie Okke, Kim Rocholl, Susan Treinen. Ed Richardson works for a fall Steve O Brien applies a half-nelson against his Breckenridge opponent Tim Bigelow struggles as his opponent works for a fall 66 Co-captains Tim Bigelow and Phu Ha Phu Ha set school record with over 80 wins Wrestling Row 1- Troy Schultz, Scott Ripley, Mark Richardson, Brett Burke, Khuyen Tran, Son Nyugen, Jerry Arntson Row 2- Craig Maack, Matt Sorum, Daryl Pixley, Phu Ha, Tim Bigelow, Thad Ness, Row 3- Asst. Coach Dean Fox, Loc Duong, Hiep Nyugen, Randy Chapin, Joey Nichols, Steve O'Brien, Curt Strom, John Gorski, Ed Richardson, Tony Olson, David Hanson, Coach Harold Holt Curt Strom pins his Fergus Falls opponent Daryl Pixley works for a reversal against his Fergus Falls opponent The wrestling team has worked hard this season and they let it show at their meets. With the help of Coaches Harold Holt and Dean Fox the wrestlers are giv- ing their best performance. The Viking wrestlers are led by Co- captains Phu Ha and Tim Bigelow. Phu Ha became the winningest wrestler in the history of P.R.H.S. with over 80 wins. WRESTLING 1986 Dec. 7 ...............Waubun Invit. Tourney at Waubun Dec. 10..........................Alpha Dec. 13...................Elbow Lake Dec. 17 ................Dil Glyn.-Fel. Jan. 7 ...................Breckenridge Jan. 9..........................Frazee Jan. 14 .................Fergus Falls Jan. 16 .......................Brandon Jan. 18...................Alpha Invit. Tourney at Lake Park Jan. 21..................Battle Lake Underwood Jan. 23 ........................Perham Jan. 28....................Cass Lake Feb. 1 ...............Heart O' Lakes Conferance at Frazee Feb. 7....................Barnsville Shanley at Shanley Feb. 15............Sub. Reg. 8 Tourney at Pelican Rapids 67 Gymnastics Row 1 Heather Neff, Beth McGregor, Beth Morgan, Lori Dillon, Cady Satter, Danielle Johnson, Kylah Thom Row 2 Amy MacGregor, Chris Scheman, Jennifer Lynnes, Vicki Kwasniewski, Staci Rotz, Lisa Baker Row 3 Jill Haugrud Manager, Hally McGrand, Tina Berg, Erin Robinette manager Row 4 Coach Denise Evenson, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Nancy Stoen, Heidi Neff, Nadine Schleske, Lori Moses, Rhonda Gilbertson, Cindy Martinson, Coach Erling Kelting The gymnastics team has done well this year. They won most of their meets. The team's goal this year was to advance to the state meet from the region meet. The team worked hard to meet their goal. Members of the team also had their own individ- ual goals and worked hard to reach them. The team consisted of mostly underclassmen and will be a tough competitor in the years to come. Tricaptains for this year's gymnastics team were: Cindy Martinson, Lori Moses, and Na- dine Schleske. Rhonda Gilbertson dismounts as coaches Denise Evenson and Erling Kelting look on. Nadine Schleske flies on the bars as Coach Kelting looks on. Nadine Schleske lands her half-full vault. 69 1. Greg Morgan works at the Concession stand 2. Ricky Peterson and Alan Martinson 3. Heather Burke and Kristie Lewis 4. John Thorson, Tony Field and Jon Carger busy cooking in Home-Ec 5. Alice Berg and Monica Johnson 6. Viking Men : Dylan Berg, Greg Morgan, Troy Huseby, Mike Forsgren, Tim Bigelow, and Brian Jenson 70 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Shauna Brandon working on a new Art technique Janet Trites and Tricia Bulik Sarah Barton crowns Clint Stephenson Mike Forsgren, Brian Jenson, and Troy Huseby work at the concession stand Tim Bigelow cheer on the girls at the powderpuff game Sara Treinen Denise Moberg and Debbie Nellermoe work on the pinata for Spanish Class Senior 'Toga Day 71 The administrators and the Board of Education are responsible for the financial, staff, student, and educa- tional management of the district. Mr. Klein, superin- tendent, works closely with the Board of Education to insure the smooth operation of the district. He and the Board are ultimately responsible for the management, policies, and practices of the district. Mr. Don Bredell, principal, works closely with the high school students and staff. Curriculum develop- ment, staff and student development, scheduling, and discipline are some of his duties. Mr. Siegle stepped into a new role this year when he assumed the duties of administrative assistant along with his athletic director duties. Mr. Siegle now works with Mr. Bredell and Mr. Klein as he administers the hot lunch program, files State Department reports, and deals with junior high student needs. Mr. Don Bredell, Principal B.S., M.S., North Dakota State University Specialist's Degree, Tri-College University S' Mr. Keith Klein, Superintendent B.A., Augustana College M.A., University of South Dakota Mr. Al Siegle, Administrative Assistant B.S., Concordia College M.S., University of North Dakota SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Dianne Kimm, Clerk; George Gorton, Vice Chairman; Jerry Neff, Treasurer; Lyle Haugrud, Chairman; Scott Dirks; Keith Klein, Superintendent; Donald Lende Mike Douglas, B.A.; 5th Yr. Moorhead State University Rex Haugen, B.A.; M.S. Mayville State; UND Harold Holt, B.S. U of M, Morris Hazel Hovde, B.S.; M.S. Minot State; UND Kathy Knuteson-Olson, B.S.; 5th yr. Al Siegle, B.S.; M.S. Moorhead State Univeristy Concordia, UND Social Sciences Seventh grade social students studied American History with Mr. Holt. They cov- ered events through the Civil War. Geogra- phy was taken by eighth grade students. The course was taught by Mr. Douglas. Stu- dents collected Coke bottles from around the world. Ninth grade social students stud- ied Civics with Mr. Haugen and Driver's Ed with Mr. Kollar. Sophomore history with Mr. Holt or Ms. Hovde dealt mainly with American events from the Civil War to the present. Ms. Hovde's world history class for juniors cen- tered on the study and origins of Western Civilization. Juniors read The Once and Fu- ture King and wrote research papers as part of their yearly work. Seniors chose two of the following four electives to fulfill their social requirement — economics, political science, psychology, so- ciology. Seventh grade history students pause and pose for the camera. 75 Language The study of languages in Pelican Rapids included English and Spanish. 7th grade English students this year were taught by Ms. Pawlowski or Ms. Vorwerk. The course emphasized the basics of grammar and usage. In addi- tion students read Cheaper by the Dozen. Swiftwater, A Day No Pigs Would Die, and Read magazines; they also wrote compositions based on their reading assignments. Eighth graders in Ms. Pawlowski's classes continued their study of formal gram- mar. Literature assignments included When the Legends Die and The Hob- bit. English 9 concentrated on learn- ing communication skills by reading, writing, spelling, and speaking. Stu- dents read Romeo and luliet. and The Diary of Anne Frank. Mr. Kollar, in English 10 provided an overall review of grammar and lit- erature. Students wrote compositions and read Julius Caesar as well as short stories and novels. As juniors and seniors, students chose at least two of the following electives each year: Speech I, Speech II Drama, Mass Me- dia, Short Story, Practical English, Reading Seminar, or Science Fiction. All courses stressed composition and reading skills. These electives were taught by Ms. Erickson, Ms. Vor- werk, Ms. Ebersviller, and Ms. Paw- lowski. Spanish I and II classes, taught by Ms. Kvidt, became excited planning for a summer trip to Spain. Students were taught basic language and gram- mar. Fun activities included celebrat- ing the Mexican version of Halloween called Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). La Navidad (Christmas) was observed by the makinq and breaking of a candy-filled pinata. Students also prepared authentic Spanish food. Marlys Ebersviller, B.S., M.S. MaryAnn Erickson, B.S. Moorhead State University Moorhead State University Delores Kvidt, B.S. Moorhead State University Connie Vorwerk, B.S. Moorhead State University Sarah Barton accepts an award from Jon Miller in Speech class. Ms. Vorwerk watches as Doug Bergquist paints his pumpkin in English 7. 76 Eloisa Cantu shakes candy out of the broken pinata in Spanish class. John Couture, B.S.; M.A. University of Minnesota Jim Fletcher, B.S. Bemidji State University Jeff Johnson, B.S. Bemidji State University The music department this year con- sisted of Mr. Couture and Mr. Johnson. Mr. Couture directed the bands and gave instrumental lessons to students in grades five - twelve. The highlight this year was the March trip to Florida. Mr. Johnson's first year here was spent directing 7th, 8th, 9th grade cho- rus, concert choir, and the Choraliers. In addition, he taught general music classes and gave voice lessons. According to Johnson, there is a place for everyone in the world of music. Music might help students understand themselves as well as others a little better. Music. . .is a uni- versal language that everyone can share and learn from Mr. Fletcher's junior high art classes explored the basic elements of art and related them to the principles of design. Students worked with linoleum print- making, sculpture, tempra painting, and acrylic painting. Art I II students reviewed the princi- ples of elements and design and they worked them into two- and three-dimen- sional compositions. Art III IV students explored historical art, related it to con- temporary works, and worked on indi- vidual projects. The year culminated with the spring art show held in con- junction with the band concert. Over 150 student and community art projects were exhibited. Angie Okke mixes paint. Mr. Fletcher demonstrates a sketching tech- nique to Kari Seim. 77 Math The goal of the math department is . to help each student learn as much mathematics as he she is capable of learning ' according to instruc- tor Gerry Polley. 7th and 8th grade math students review the basics of math. Algebra I students were introduced to the basic language of mathematics and encouraged to enroll in advanced math classes. Math 9 was offered for students who found the study of mathematics to be difficult. Geometry students study the properties, measurements, and relations of points, lines, planes, and solids. Algebra II students continued their study of the language of mathematics. Trig Analysis was a survey course which was designed to prepare the student for the serious study of mathematics at the university level. The Probability Statistics class first studies purely chance phenomena and later the analysis of data. Computer science classes were filled this year as students worked on programming and word processing. Mr. Fox, Mr. Matheson, Mr. McGregor, and Mr. Polley taught math classes. Science Science courses this year were taught by Mr. Douglas, Mr. Han- dorff, and Mr. MacGregor. 7th grade Life science and 10th grade Biology classes studied the life pro- cesses and habits of plants and ani- mals. 8th grade students in Earth science learned geology and astron- C. Dean Fox, B.A.; M.A. St. Cloud State, NDSU John Matheson, B.S.; 5th year Concordia; Moorhead State Mike Douglas, B.S.; 5th year Moorhead State University Richard MacGregor, B.S.; 5th year Moorhead State University Bob Johnson and Mr. McGregor work out a problem. Jon McGregor, B.S.; Moorhead State University Gerald Polley, B.S.; M.A. Moorhead State University, U of South Dakota John Gorski Craig Irey in the computer Chuck Krekelberg gets help from Mr. Mathe- room. son. 78 omy. 9th graders learned about matter and energy in physical sci- ence. Chemistry classes covered the composition, reactions, and con- versions of substances. Physics class dealt with properties, changes, and interactions of matter and energy. Jim Handorff, B.S. Moorhead State University Jeff Booth, Curt Strom, Rick Farrand, Kory Kuhlmann in Physics. Biology skeleton dresses warmly as class- room temperatures drop. P.E. Health Physical Education classes for grades 7-10 emphasized team sports such as volleyball, flag football, soccer, basketball, and softball; students also worked on individual sports like gymnastics, aerobics, running, weightlifting, tennis, and badminton. Advanced P.E. classes worked on a pilot program in lifting free weightsl Ninth grade health classes covered topics like sexuality, alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. Mental health, first aid, safety education, and the 10 systems of the body were covered in sophomore health classes. P.E. Health teachers were Ki Gohdes, Rex Haugen, and Erling Kelting. Ki Gohdes, B.S. Moorhead State University Rex Haugen, B.S., M.S. Mayville State, UND Erling Kelting, B.S. Moorhead State University Aaron Lahn, Corey Rustand, Lary Veazie play basketball. Tim Lammers and Mr. Haugen observe a BB shot. Shana Hovden, Connie Ronngren practice a round-off in PE 79 Students taking vocational classes learn practical skills that may be used as the background for a future career. Business classes, taught by Mr. Sil- seth cover the areas of typing, book- keeping, and office practice. Home Ec 7 classes, taught by Ms. Tabbut, stress foods and childcare; Ms. Nordstrom's 8th graders had be- ginning clothing. 8th grade students studied foods, clothing construction, family life, consumer education, and housing. Senior high electives in home economics included courses in Family Living, Exploring Childhood, Consumer Economics, Housing, and Foods. Projects and activities from those electives included getting mar- ried and divorced, having children, learning parenting skills, running play schools, observing younger stu- dents, preparing meals, learning about nutrition, taking field trips to various types of houses, learning about insurance and buymanship. Various shop courses are taught by Mr. Januszewski, Mr. Kelting, and Mr. King. Junior high shop students worked on leather projects, wood pro- jects, drafting, and ag. Senior high students took courses in wood shop, metal shop, ag electricity, ag mechan- ics, auto mechanics, and welding. Stu- dents made everything from belts to plant stands and cedar chests. They repaired tractors, cycles, cars, and lawn mowers. Christie Larson uses a computer for word pro- cessing. 80 Bill Januszewski, B.S. North Dakota State University Bob King, B.S. Bemidji State University Bob Silseth, B.S. UND, Ellendale Mr. King helps Tricia Bulik in Auto Mechanics. Erling Kelting, B.S. Moorhead State University Bonnie Nordstrom, B.S. Concordia College Judy Tabbut, B.S. North Dakota State University Jim Peterson, Chris Wiezorek, Mike Tappe assemble a drive train. Special Services Pelican Rapids High School pro- vided a number of special services for its students. The special education learning disabilities department was made up of Jeanne Greenwood, Kathy Knuteson-Olson, and Steve Sorenson. These teachers helped students build basic math, English, and reading skills. In addition, help with or modi- fication of regular class work and tests was also provided. These teachers, along with Dave Eberhardt, school psychologist, also tested students to determine eligibility for the LD pro- gram. Debbie Tillisch, speech therapist, worked with individual or small groups of students who have speech or language disabilities. Elaine John- son was an ESL (English as Second Language) teacher in the high school this year. She taught English to those students who already knew their na- tive language, but did not know Eng- lish when they enrolled in school here. She also taught them about American holidays and customs. Personal and vocational counseling services were provided by counselor Marlys Ebersviller. Willie Lubka was here each week to counsel students about drug and alcohol issues. Gary Holen also provided some chemical evaluations. Marlys Ebersviller, B.S.; M.S. Moorhead State University Jeanne Greenwood, B.S. St. Cloud State University Kathy Knuteson-Olson, B.S.; 5th yr. Moorhead State University Willie Lubka Alcohol Drug Counselor Debbie Tillisch, B.S. Moorhead State University Elaine Johnson, B.S. Mankato State University Delores Kvidt, B.S. Moorhead State University Steve Sorenson, B.S. Moorhead State University Support Staff Custodians: Sheila Ouren, Jeanette Gobel, Gordon Scott, Art Erickson Cooks: Delores Monson, Corinne Monson, Delores Koland, Tammy Leabo, Jeanette Nelson Aide: Margaret Lee Secretary: Gail Beach The support staff of Pelican Ra- pids High School is responsible for various duties. The custodial staff is responsible for the maintenance of the actual building including cleaning, painting, repairing, and boiler maintenance. Art Erickson is the head custodian. The secretarial staff experienced changes this year brought about by the retirement of Helen Hiatt. Liza- beth Grefsrud stepped into Ms. Hiatt's position as principal's sec- retary. Gail Beach assumed duties as the superintendent's secretary. Kathy Bergren was the bookkeeper. The cooks planned, prepared, served, and cleaned up after about 111,500 meals this year. Head cook was Delores Monson. Margaret Lee, as aide, worked in the library, cashiered in the lunch line, and op- erated the off-set printer. Joyce Sillerud, school nurse, pro- vided first aid, supervised medica- tion, monitored immunizations and attendance, helped with insur- ance forms for school-related injur- ies, and was a member of the local child protection team. She promot- ed health awareness, supervised children with chronic diseases, and provided hearing, vision, and scoli- osis screening. Joyce Sillerud, R.N. St. Luke's School of Nursing Secretaries: Kathy Bergren, Helen Hiatt, Liz Grefsrud CHRISTIAN BUS SERVICE The Vikings Ride With Us. IM u: t i f— Eg i , n j Everett Johnson, Judy Schultz, Eddie Mons6n,M|a in Cy Lynnes, Jim Christianson, Art Christi'ahsbn rfeVb Alwin Dillerud, Everett Ballard Elton, Joyce Lynnes ti Ballard, Troy Poach 00 u Don’t lose your head . . that’s my business!! Riverside Barbershop PELICAN HOME BAKERY 30 N. Broadway 863-1291 Owners: Kathy and Gary Hovland Sandy and Roger Tingelstad PELICAN TOWING AND REPAIR Tune up and Auto Repair AAA Wrecker Service Local and Long Distance Towing BIRCHWOOD GOLF COURSE Pelican Rapids, Minnesota BEN’S Dr. S.R. Frendin AUTO SERVICE Chropactic Office CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 86! PELICAN VALLEY STATE BANK Offices in Pelican Rapids Phone: 863-5050 Offices in Erhard, MN Phone: 842-5192 MEMBER FDIC 85 FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. PRODUCE AND MEAT Pelican Floral The Pearsons Lakes Country Meats, Inc. GOOD LUCK graduates Fair Hills Resort RRl Detroit Lakes, Mn. 56501 82 Cabins - 9 hole golf course TUES. NIGHT SMORGASBORD AND SHOW 847-7638 532-2222 STATE FARM INSURANCE 107 South Broadway Phone Pelican Rapids, MN 56572 863-6488 Firms ft Ranchos ft Lakeshoro ft Recreational and Business Properties 1 ALBRECHT I REALTY y Is Jerry Albrecht «. BROKER P. 0. Box 312 Phones: (218| 863-6601 Pelican Rapids. Minn. 66572 Res. |218| 863-6686 m REALTOR WAYNE IREY, AGENT BECKY FJESTAD, SECRETARY 863-2481 86 Home of fine foods at reasonable prices! [flrane SMIJohnson lumber ca. PELICAN RAPIDS. MINNESOTA 56572 STERLING HAUGER MANAGE SUPER UALU 1 WOESSNER INSURANCE AND INVESTMENTS TO INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE BEN WOESSNER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 LARSENS IT, psaeAN muQ ) PELICAN X y rapids and __ Pre “MZZOtf HOJCS Hallmark, Cosmetics, Prescriptions Fabrics, and Gifts l ARLyS’fl 11 North Broadway p u Pelican Rapids, MN. 0pHOLS'f Phone 863-1441 PHONE 218-863-4681 free Estimates “COMMA ZUjCA CJOMS MARLYS GRABARKEWIT2 25 1STAVE. N.W. 1 S YEARS EXPERIENCE AMD GOOD CUCX” PELICAN RAPIOS. MN S6S72 GUARANTEED WORK 87 HANSON’S Plumbing Heating Pelican Rapids, Mn. 56572 Ph. 863-5696 Vergas, Mn. 56587 Ph. 342-2422 Dennis L. Johnson ATTORNEY AT LAW Pelican Rapids, Minnesota 56572 32 West Mill Avenue P.O. Box 720 Telephone 863-5350 Area Code 218 DENTAL CLINIC Don J. Lundrigan, D. D. 5. (218) 863-7511 Kenneth D. Albright, D. D. S. (218) 863-3731 Phil Hagen, D. D. S. (218) 863-3731 Craig Rude, D. D. S. (218) 863-5858 Eye Examinations Fitting of Glasses Hard Soft Contact Lenses Fitted DR. DONALD L. ANDERSON OPTOMETRIST 10 North Broadway Pelican Rapids, Minn. 56572 THE RAPIDS 40 North Broadway Congra tula tions to the Class of 1986 COMORANT STORE Gas, Groceries, and Hardware Good Luck Class of 19861 Phone: 532-2440 88 Dairy Queen FAMILY TREAT CENTER Now at Dairy Queen Queen's Choice Hard Ice Cream 8 Flavors IK NETTESTAD D We want to wish the best to the Class of 1986 THE MORE-THAN-ONE- COMP ANY INSURANCE AGENT. Try a DQ Blizzard — Upsidedownright thick 15 Flavors Try our exotic flavors WYNNE’S NOOK Place to stop before and after the games. Congratulations to the Class of 86 Fashions for the gals. We want to wish the Seniors of 1986 the best of luck! Open all year round Diner and Bar Complete Family Restaurant TANS UNLIMITED Good Luck Class of '86! FARMER’S ELEVATOR Congratulations r,n to the C J. graduating seniors! Pelican Rapids, Mn. 89 HOHMAN TELEPHONE COMPANY WE CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR COLLEGE FINANCES: 4 CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS STUDENT LOANS WESTERN MINNESOTA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS'N 863-6688 HERBER T and COUTURE Certified Public Accountants Juliann A. Couture C.P.A. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1986!!! LAKELAND PROPERTIES Tony’s Campground m REALTOR on Lake Ida 33 North Broadway Pelican Rapids, Mn Congratulations 56572 to the Class of 86! Arlin Johnson- Broker 90 PELICAN MOTEL Walt Boe’s Food Market 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. fibABa Charles and Delilah Boschee, owners. Pelican Rapids' Most Complete Food Shopping Center Wishing The Class Of 1986 Happiness Always!!!! LODINS BEN FRANKLIN STORE BORGENS ON THE RIVER Russell and Vincent Lodin Congratulations to the Class of 1986! 91 AMERICAN FAMILY imsimas AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH UFE LEN ZIERKE AGENCY Phone: 863-6693 BOES DAIRY Nature's Finest AT IT'S Bests LARSON Best Wishes Always to the Class of 1986! FUNERAL HOME Box 327 Pelicon RopiJ� , Minn. 56572 Milo D Lor Oirccio Compliments of . . . Pelican Rapids Veterinarian Clinic ELROY D. HEXUM, DVM M.B. MAGNUSSON, DVM DAVID WECKWERTH DVM 35 1st Ave. N.W.-Office 863-3371 Lakeland True Value Hardware and General Store, Cornfield Cafe, Karen's Korner Gift Shop, M A's Scrub House Laundromat, Viking Villa Realth, Country Villa Insurance Intersection of Hwys 34 59 Route 3—Dunvilla Helpful .Hardware Man Pelican Rapids, MN 56572 Phone: 863-5703 Pelican Kap 'uis 92 BEAUTY CELLAR, INC. Phone: 863-5939 Congratulation and good luck to all of you in the Class of 1986! DIRKS LAW OFFICES, P.A. SCOTT M. DIRKS ATTORNEY AT LAW PELICAN RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 56572 424 E. Mill Avenue Thursday Afternoons P.O. Box 338 Vergas State Bank Telephone 863-6592 Telephone 342-2481 ELTON INSURANCE AGENCY Pelican Rapids, Mn. 56572 “Better to have and not need than to need and not have HANK PELICAN HARDWARE PARK REGION CO-OP Jim and Jeanne Hovland Congratulation to the Seniors of 1986 GOOD LUCK ALWAYS! 93 PELICAN WELDING AND FABRICATION IN PELICAN RAPIDS 20 Years Experience Welding and Metal Fabrication Of All Types Bill and Mike Kubitz, owners Business 863-6473 Home 863-7862 JCeafs Auto Salinger'A tReiort on Lake Lida Body Gene Solinger Ph: 213-863-4285 South Pelican Highway 59 R. R. 3 Pelican Rapids, MN 56572 Margie's Heads Up Salon 863-5819 MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN EAR PIERCING-EYEBROW ARCHING MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY N€TUS - «REDKEN 94 PELICAN VALLEY AGENCY Phone: 863-5220 After business hrs. call Pete Lund 863-5506 tSS|Ov NCI Located at 11 S. BDWY In Pelican Valley State Bank Pelican Rapids, Minnesota “Congratulations to the class of 1986! DR. DAVID W. GOTTENBORG Gottenborg Chiropractic Clinic 103 SOUTH Broadway Pelican Rapids. Minnesota 56572 RESIDENCE 863-2133 OFPiCE 863-2134 Jerry and Connie Nelson “Congratulations to The Class of 1986!” THE COUNTRY CLIPPER Rt. 2 Pelican Rapids, 2 MILES NORTH ON 9 2 MILES WEST ON 23 LINDA KANCAS 863-7147 LOGHAVEN RESORT Between Crystal and Lida Lakes “Congratulations to the Seniors of 1986! 95 INC. ELECYRTCAr CONTRACTORS Sears Authorized Catalog Sales FARNAM TIRE CENTER and GENUINE PARTS RIVERSIDE DRESS SHOP PELICAN HOME CENTER SWAN DRUG CAFE 47 NORTH BROADWAY PELICAN RAPIDS, MINNESOTA 56572 PHONE 863-1511 41 N. BDWY Pelican Rapids, MN Ceramic Gifts Ceramic Greenware Ceramic Classes offered Handmade Custom Furniture Large Selection Wicker Wear Furniture Art Supplies Original Paintings by Local Artists All Occasion Cards Video Center (£ Best Wishes Class Of 1986!! 11 96 Johnsons The Laundromat And Car Wash Congratulations to the Class of 1986!! Ken and Polly Ness OAK LODGE RESORT on Lake Lida owned by Terry and Lynne Fitzpatrick JOHNSON- RICHARDS FLOORING Carpeting — Linoleum — Ceramic tile Counter tops Richard Westby Richard Rollie Gerald N. Evenson Inc. and MINN-DAK TRANSPORT INC. � 63-7101 p.O. Box N 863-5450 Pelican Rapids. MN 56572 BRENNA’S SPORT SHOP Evinrude Sale and Services HAPPY TRAILS TO THE CLASS OF 86 fewPRO j 'your professions! _ _ Congratulations to the Seniors of 1986!!! SILENT RAINBOW RESORT Christianson's Garage, Inc. Hwy. 59 South • Pelican Rapids, MN ROY’S STANDARD West Silent Lake Dent, MN 56528 Dick and Carol Hockersmith (218) 758-2807 Congratulations and _____) Best of Luck Always! Congra tula tions to the Class of 1986! 99 100 101 102 103 MEMORIES by Sherry Treinen Memories we can't forget; Times together,we won't re; The winking, of an eye. The holding of a hand. The times we've laughed. The times we've cried. Memories, the things friends share, Friends, the ones who really care. All through high school Memories have been made. But as we say good-bye We know more are yet to come. So hold your head up high And remember . . our lives have just begun. In dedication to the Class of 1986 104 -...........'