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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

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JOHN • ROBIN STEI N HOFF« NANCY STOEN • PAT STROH«JODISUMPTER«TAMMY SVARE • KIRSTEN SWENSON • VICKI SYTSMA� DAN TIBBETTS«SARA TREINEN� DANIEL VALLEY «RICHARD AHRNDT DERRICKALY DANNY ANDERSON«JAMES ANDERSON� KORENEBAUMAN DARLABENGSTON •DYLANBERG«CLINTBOGUCKI« CAMILLA BONGERS� CHUCK BOSCH EE • SHIRLEY BRATLIEN • HEATHER BURKE «TERESA CARLSON «MARIA CARRILLO • RANDY CHAPIN • QUENTIN CONKLIN� MARYLUDUTCHER� CARRIE EHLERT� KATHY FITZPATRICK • TOM FRANKLIN • RHONDA GILBERTSON «SCOTTGLAESMAN • STEVEGLAESMAN•KATHY GROSSMAN MELISSAGRUNEWALD THINH HA« MICHAEL HABEDANK DENNIS HAIBY� SARAH HANSON • ERIC HATLE BREN DA HAUGRUD «KRISTI HAUGRUD JIM HELGESON «JASON HENNING «THAO HO «TRACI HOFFE� KHAMKHAYHONGMOUNGKHOUNE TARAHURST «TROYHUSEBY• MICHELLE JACOBSON� BRAD JENSON • STEPHEN JOHN «DANIEL JOHNSON JOSETTE JOHNSON «TANYAJOHNSON • JULIE KJOS«JEFFKORF« BRIAN LAHLUM «TIM LAMMERS CHRIS LARSON • KELLI LEWIS • KRISTIE LEWIS LAURA LOU NASH El MO • KELLEY MAAHS «ALAN MARTINSON «CINDY MARTINSON «DIANE MARTY«JEANNE MARTY «JENNIFER MCGREGOR� JASON MCMILLEN� BRIAN MELKERT «ERIC MILLER DENISE MOBERG� KAREN MOTZ «HEIDI NEFF «DEBBIE NELLERMOE «SHAWN NELSON • STEVE O’BRIEN • NICOLE OHM AN «ALAN OKKE« SERRINA OSBORNE REBECCA PAULSON «ANITA PEARSON RICK PETERSON «JEFF RICHARDSON «JENNIFER RICK • PAMELYN ROBINETTE • ROBERT ROBLEY • LESA RUDE «MICHELLE RUSS • DEBRA SANDERSON • NADINE SCHLESKE PAUL SCHMIDT «TAMARA SCHMITT «DAVID SEIFERT «JODI SEIM • MICHAEL SONMOR MARK ST. JOHN • ROBIN STEIN HOFF • NANCY STOEN • PAT STROH� JODI SUMPTER «TAMMY SVARE «KIRSTEN SWENSON «VICKI SYTSMA DAN TIBBETTS «SARA TREINEN� DAN I EL VALLEY RICHARD AHRNDT • DERRICKALY� DANNY ANDERSON «JAMES ANDERSON KORENE BAUMAN • DARLA BENGSTON • DYLAN BERG • CLINT BOGUCKI • CAMILLABONGERS� CHUCKBOSCHEE� SHIRLEY Remember the rewards of today, the promises of tomorrow and never forget yesterday, the memories of our past. LOOKING FORWARD TO LOOKING BACK In looking forward we see our future as we want it to be and by looking back we see how the past has influenced that image of our future. If we are to forge a bright future we must keep the memories of our years at Pelican Rapids High School alive so that our lives may grow and flourish. Theme 1 PELICAN RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL LOOKING FORWARD TO LOOKING BACK 1988 SHADA VOLUME 43 Table of Contents Dedication ..... Sports ......... Organizations ... Faculty ........ Underclassmen .. Seniors......... 2 Title Page KKO EARNS RESPECT FROM HER STUDENTS KKO helps Philip Platt in class KKO speaks at Homecoming about high school memories KKO chats with Brian Gaustad and Ryan Berg As a teacher, a person to look up to, and most of all a friend. Kathy Knuteson-Olson has made our years at Peli- can Rapids High School memorable and more easily en- dured. She has spent the last 10 years helping students cope with school and life in general. She respects us as indivi- duals and always makes time to be a friend we can trust in times of trouble. No matter what the environment Kathy Knuteson-Ol- son is truly a great person. KKO teaches a Psychology She attempts to get a response class Dedication 3 Row 1: Michelle Brown. Jaime Platt. Kim Swenson, Amy Haugrud, Elizabeth Nichol. Row 2: Melissa Nelson, Kaye Nelson. Alice Berg, Ailene Handorff, Kelly Isaman. Patty Devine. Row 3: Coach Gohdes, Jill Gontarek, Rhonda Gilbertson, Mindy Johnson, Debbie Nellermoe, Jennifer Rick. Annette Meyer. Mr. Moerke and a Hawley coach give Mr. Siegle track times. Thinh Ha, Annette Meyer, Clint Bogucki, Rhonda Gilbertson Row 1: Khamkhjay Hongmoungkhoune, Bret Burke. Kevin Ballard, Brad Jenson, Bob Johnson. Troy Huseby, Alan Martinson, Jason McMillen, Clint Bogucki, Eric Miller. Row 2: Earl Schultz, Matt Sorum, Matt Westbly, Rob Kimm, John Gorton, Corey Rustand, Steve Klein. Ryan Mostue, Coach Sundby. Row 3: Darin Hvidsten. Larry Nelson, Curt Hatle, Ed Rick, Eric Jenson, Kyle Haugrud. Coach Kelting. 6 Track FAMILY DUO GOES TO STATE Many members of the boys track team advanced to the Region 6 track meet. Placing there were Bob Johnson, Eric Miller and the med- ley relay team. Johnson went on to State competition in the Pole Vault, did his personal best, and placed second. The 1987 Girls Track captains were Debbie Nellemnoe, Rhonda Gil- bertson, Annette Meyer, and Mindy Johnson. The girls enjoyed a great Mindy Johnson strive to be 1 season and Mindy Johnson went on to compete at the State Meet. Jamie Platt relays on her speed Kyle Haugrud aims for his goal Clint Bogucki puts the shot in its Brad Jenson shows great stride place Steve Klein flies through the air Troy Huseby hurdling a high one Bob Johnson reaching new heights HIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PELICAN VALLEY STATE BANK Track 7 GOLFERS ADVANCE TO REGIONS Josette Johnson laughs with confidence. The 1987 girls' golf team won the HOL title and moved to dis- tricts where Heather Bergman took the HOL medal; Lori Klein was second. Four PRHS golfers made all-conference: Lori Klein, Heather Bergman, Josette John- son, Marcene Stetz. Heather Bergman, Lori Klein, Marcene Stetz advanced to regions. Lori Maasjo. Lori Klein. Cindy Sorum, Jennie Aaberg, Beth McGregor, Monica Johnson, Marcene Stetz, Heather Bergman, Jayme Hovland, Josette Johnson 8 Golf RETURNING LETTERMEN LEAD GOLFERS Row IrChartes Krekelberg. Jeremy Johnson. Jeff Tingelstad. Jeff Korf. Row 2:Coach Jim Handorff, Jim Pearson. Peter Babb. Blake Nelson, Ryan Nelson, Steve Glaesman. Jeff Korf sets up for the putt Steven Glaesman practices his swing Jeff Tinglestad swinging away The boys golf teom had a successful season last year. They placed 1st in the Pelican Rapids Invitational, 2nd in HOL, 4th in Perham Invitational. The Jr. High team won the HOL Jr. Seniors returning for the 1988 season are Steve Glaesman, Most Valuable Player, and Jeff Korf. The Jr. High remains intact after winning the Jr. High HOL last year. THIS PAGE WAS SPONSORED BY JOHNSON'S FURNITURE Golf 9 SUB-DISTRICT I CHAMPIONS Varsity: Row 1:Becky Woessner, Stacie Johnson, Michelle Silseth. Row 2: Kristi Flem, Beth Kvare, Tonya Bina, Trudy Bakken. Row 3:Coach Ki Ghodes, Nadine Schleske, Kathy Fitzpatrick, MaryLu Dutcher, Jennifer McGregor, Cindy Martinson. 1988 Volleyball Captain Cindy Martinson Cindy Martinson in action Get ready! C-Squad: Row 1: Teresa Moberg, Cady Satter, Danielle Johnson. Row 2: Johanna Gulstad, Beth Morgan, Lor: Dillon. Row 3: Coach Wendy Hoadley, Jayme Hovland, Jodi Lehn, Michelle Haglund, Heather Bergman, Melissa Nelson B-Squad: Row 1: Missy Sherbrooke, Stacy Nelson, Phoung Ha. Row 2: Tonja Flath, Emily Tims, Beth McGregor, Staci Rotz. Row 3:Kim Swen- son, Alice Berg, Carmen Linnertz, Coach Dean Aamodt. Monica Johnson, Teresa Rudie, Lisa Korf Players show team concern Jennifer McGregor bumps 10 Volleyball Art Erickson, Al Siegle, and Glenn Moerke take a break Becky Woessner bumps into action Nadine Schleske jumps for it Michelle Silseth runs to assist Stacie Johnson on the move Opponent L or W Results Perham L 0-3 Barnesville W 3-1 Glyndon-Fel. L 2-3 Hawley W 3-0 Dilworth L 1-3 Rothsay L 1-3 F razee W 3-1 Perham L 0-3 Barnesville L 2-3 Glyndon-Fel. L 1-3 Hawley L 1-3 Audubon W 3-0 Breckenridge L 1-3 Dilworth W 3-0 Lake Park W 3-2 Perham L 0-3 THIS PAGE WAS SPONSORED BY PELICAN DRUG Viking girls getting ready for the play 87 Volleyball highlights in- cluded winning the Sub-Dis- trict championship and host- ing the 2nd Annual PR Invita- tional. Captain Cindy Mar- tinson led the squad to a 6-9 season record. Cindy Mar- tinson was named to the HOL All-Conference team; Stacie Johnson earned “Most Valuable Athlete and Honorable Mention All- Conference. Jennifer McGregor and Becky Woessner were voted “Har- dest Workers. Beth Kvare earned “Best Server and “Most Improved. Volleyball 11 Pelican calls a time out PRIDE AND RESPECT Row 1: Jeff Korf, Matt Sorum, Earl Schultz, Thao Ho, Brian Melkert. Scott Ripley. Vance Harthun, Eric John. Row 2: Steve O'Brien, Dylan Berg, Eric Miller, Paul Schmidt, Mark St. John, Troy Huesby, Chuck Boschee, Clint Bogucki, Jim Helgeson, Mike Habedank, Pat Stroh, Steve John. Row 3: Matt Westby, Steve Klein, John Gorton, Troy Seter, Rob Kimm. Eric Jenson, Lary Veazie. Scott Starin, Preston Refsland, Bobby Brown. Glen Swenson, Rex Haugen. Row 4: Harold Holt,Ryan Mostue, Aaron Pederson, Dan Treinen, Mike Hvidsten, Kyle Haugrud, Curt Hatle, Chad Silseth, Jason Bigelow, Virg Kollar. Football Captains Jason McMillen, Troy Huseby, and Mark St. John Opponent W L Score Dilworth W 21-6 Perham W 28-8 Bagley W 25-0 Frazee W 15-0 Mahnomen W 21-0 Breckenridge L 6-24 Barnesville W 35-16 East-Central W 25-7 Roseau W 21-0 Mahnomen W 17-6 Breckenridge L 11-8 Cheerleaders tdke a break from supporting the team This football season was one of success. The team improved their record from 6-4 to 9-2 this year. Their goal at the beginning of the season was to make it to the dome in state playoffs. During the season they had a great deal of fun and developed more respect for their coaches. Disappointment came when they lost to Breckenridge in the section 8 playoff game. The 1987 football team has already earned the pride and respect of their fellow team- mates and community and will certainly be remem- bered as one of the best teams Pelican Rapids has seen in a long time. THIS PAGE WAS SPONSORED BY PARK REGION CO-OP AND TOWNMART 12 Footbcll Paul Schmidt about to hand off Scott Starin about to make a catch St. John carries the ball Eric Miller and Eric Jenson running for a pass Troy Huseby and Eric Jenson block for Mark St. John Paul Schmidt throws a pass; Mark St. John looks on Football 13 GYMNASTICS TEAM GOES TO STATE IN 1987 Row 1: Cindy Martinson, Rhonda Gilbertson. Nadine Schleske. Row 2: Shelly Jacque, Amy Haugrud. Dusty Perkins Jeanna Swanson Row 3 Cadv Mc an StaS!hRotz' Lhori Dillon'Chanda Johnson. Row 4: Jennifer McGregor. Assistant Coach Jim Ahlquist, Hally man'Heoa CoacnE,lino“■ � Anno • • � «■ t«.s..«. Student Managers: Jennifer McGregor and Kirsten Swenson 14 Gymnastics Captains: Cindy Martinson, Rhonda Gilbertson, Nadine Schleske Lori Dillon displays a leap for the rest of the team. Chris Scheman on the bars Rhonda Gilbertson's vault is stopped in mid-action Jennifer Bauman does the splits on the beam '1986-87 was the best in the history of PRHS gymnastics. said Coach Kelting. The girls, competing in team competition, placed 5th in the State Class A Tournament. Rhonda Gilbertson, Danielle Johnson, and Nadine Schleske also qualified for individual state competition in 1987. Nadine Schleske's beam competition placed 4th at State. The 87-88 season proved to be a coach's nightmare with 4 of the 9 state team members not able to return to competition due to back problems, stated Coach Kelting. Dec 8. . Wahpeton Dec . 19. .Morris, Melrose, Park Rapids Jan. 9 . . Frazee Invitational Jan. 14 . . Detroit Lakes Jan. 16 . . Alexandria Jan. 18 . . Park Rapids Jan. 28 . . Detroit Lakes Jan. 30 . . Sweetheart Invitational at Jackson Feb. 4 . . Frazee Feb. 6 . . Moorhead Invitational Feb. 12 . . Wahpeton Gymnastics 15 WRESTLERS SET SIGHTS FOR STATE A-SQUAD Row 1: Jason Bigelow, Jeff McKeever. Son Nguyen, Loc Duong, David Seifert, Thao Ho, Mark Richardson. Thanh Nguyen, Bobby Brown, Row 2: C. Dean Fox, Bao Dang, Hiep Nguyen, Scott Ripley, Steve Follingstad, Harold Holt, Tim Lammers, Steve O'Brien, Herb Wischnack, San Nguyen, Daryl Tysdal. Steve O'Brien with a take-down Herb Wischnack works for a fall Bobby Brown wrestles hard Captains: Thao Ho, Steve O’Brien, and David Seifert The 1987-88 Wrestling team's goal was to get 1 or 2 people to state competition; accoring to Coach Fox at midseason, that goal could be real- ized. David Seifert achieved 60 career wins in Janu- ary. Barring injury, the coaches are looking for Steve O'Brien to make 80 wins by districts or regions and Thao Ho to get 60 wins by regions. Team strengths were Son Nguyen at 105, Dave Seifert at 119, Thao Ho at 126, and Steve O'Brien at 185. Heip Nguyen's injury caused a loss to the team both in terms of a good wrestler lost and an emo- tional setback to other team members. According to Head Coach Harold Holt, the team is 2 people short of being a successful team. At 1987 state competition, Phu Ha won 2 match- es and tied for 7th place. ■16 Wrestling Scott Ripley fights for a pin Son Nguyen attempts to control his Thao Ho shows his strength and determination man David Seifert plans to stick 'em” Mark Richardson applies pressure Hiep Nguyen controls his man B-SQUAD Row 1: Philip Rotz, Matthew Avery. Tho Doan, Jared Lynnes, Michael Kuvaas. Derek Olson. Row 2: C. Dean Fox, Bobby Brown. Martin Pierce, Shane Swanson, Mike Platt, Troy Budke. Thad Ness. Mike Fife. Daryl Tysdal, Harold Holt. Wrestling 17 JOHNSON AND SILSETH Cami Bongers (22) shoots Under Pressure Lesa Rude (40) at- tempts the basket. Stacie Johnson (42) takes a shot while Lesa Rude (40) and Beth Kvare (24) look on. Monica Johnson, Stacie Johnson, and Beth Kvare play defense. Row 1: Beth Kvare, Monica Johnson, Lesa Rude, Stacie Johnson, Tonya Bina. Row 2: Cami Bongs Becky Woessner, Kristi Flem. Michelle Silseth, Marcene Stetz, Coach Mary Storruston. Captain: Stacie Johnson 18 Girls Basketball LEAD IN GIRLS BASKETBALL POINTS Monica Johnson shooting inside. Teresa Rudie (24) protects the ball while Jayme Hovland (34) and Staci Nelson (22) stand by. Nov. 19 Jamboree at Hawley Nov. 23 Audubon Dec. 3 Dil worth Dec. 7 Battle Lake Dec. 12 Perham Dec. 14 Jan. 21 Feb. 4 Glyndon-Felton Underwood . Hawley Dec. 17 Jan. 23 Feb. 8 Frazee Dilworth Hillcrest Jan. 5 Jan. 25 Feb. 11 Rothsay Perham Barnesville Jan. 7 Jan. 28 Feb. 16 Hawley Glyndon-Felton Lake Park Jan. 14 Feb. 1 Barnsville Frazee Juniors made up the majority of the 1987-88 girls basketball team. Leading scorers were Stacie Johnson, captain, and Michelle Silseth. According to Coach Mary Storrusten, the team showed mid-season improvement and was ranked in the middle of the district. Perham provided the toughest competition. Storrusten looks forward to re- turning seniors in the '88-'89 season. B-Squad: Row 1:Emily Tims. Heather Bergman. Alice Berg, Teresa Rudie. Kim Swenson. Lisa Korf. Row 2: Melissa Nelson. Jayme Hovland. Jenny Aaberg. Staci Nelson. Missy Sherbrooke, Coach Pam Rudie. Girls Basketball 19 VIKINGS LEAD HOL AT MIDSEASON Row 1: Managers, Tim Burke, Jeff Albright, Mark Ishaug, Aaron Pederson, Heath Johnson. Row 2: Trevor Roisum, Alan Martinson, Troy Huseby, Paul Schmidt, Richard Ahrndt, Kyle Haugrud. Row 3: Bob Silseth, Troy Seter, Corey Rustand, Jason Ostbye. Eric Jenson, Lary Veazie, Scott Starin, Chris Westby, Jeff Tingelstad, Coach Steve Sorenson, Coach Rex Haugen. Surrounded by Trojans, Alan Martinson (23) goes after the ball 20 Boys Basketball With the score tied in the first quarter, Troy Huseby shoots a free throw While under pressure from the Trojans, Paul Schmidt (53) puts the ball up and in Row 1: Matt Westby. Ed Rick. Curt Hatle. Ryan Mostue. Jeremy Johnson. Chad Silseth. Row 2: Steve Klein. Dan Treinen. Kyle Haugrud. Ben Sytsma. Trevor Roisum, Jett Salvevold. Mike Hvidsten, Coach Bob Silseth. Troy Huseby anticipates the rebound during the Frazee game Opponents attempt to block Alan Martinson's shot Hopes were high for state tourna- ment action at midseason as the Vi- king Boys Basketball team held a 8-0 HOL conference record. Overall, the team's record was 10-1. Leading scorers for the Vikings were Alan Martinson, Troy Huseby and Paul Schmidt. According to Rex Haugen. This year's team is very “well-balanced in their ability to play the game and very coachable. Row 1: Tyler Dahl, Steve Doppler, Travis Rocholl, Chad Canton, John Thorson. Row 2: David Wick. Robert Metcalfe. Peter Babb. Peter Olson, Phonevilay Hongmoungkhoune. Blake Nelson. Jim Pearson, Coach Steve Sorenson. THIS PAGE WAS SPONSORED BY DAIRY QUEEN Boys Basketball 21 Viking Fever Runs High Varsity Basketball Row 1: Josette Johnson, Tara Hurst, Kelly Isaman. Row 2: Leanne Bergren, Donna Nelson, Becky Paulson shows Viking sp Kelli Lewis. B-Squad Wrestling Row 1: Lisa Johnson, Laura Thorson, Teresa Anderson. Row 2: Jodi Baker. 22 Cheerleading Sofie Anderson, Jenny Hill, Shannon Avery. Row 2: Laura Miller. Cheerleaders cheer their team to victory Cheerleading 1987-88 Varsity Wrestling Row 1: Denise Moberg, Becky Paulson, Kathy Kratzke. Row 2: Tammy Schmitt. C-Squad Basketball Row 'll Sarah Schafte. Row 2: Michelle Haglund. Neff, Nicole Ohman. Row 3: Teresa Carlson, Sara Treinen. Cheerleading 23 CARLSON, KIMM-STATE SPEECH ALTERNATES Ms. Vorwerk helps Kelly Raisanen choose a category Row 1: Shelly Cook. Kelly Isaman. Jim Anderson Row 2: Carman Linnertz, Ailene Handorff, Phoung Ha. Marcene Stetz. Amy MacGregor, Laura Miller. Row 3: Darla Bengtson, Heather Burke, Jason Henning. Tess Carlson. Cami Bongers. Row 4: B.J. Polley, Brian Maasjo. Rob Kimm. Tess Carlson's storytelling ability and Rob Kimm's extemperaneous speaking ability earned them 2nd alternate positions from Region VI to the State Contest. The 1988 Pelican Rapids Speech team was made up of 45 students. Elaine Johnson joined Hazel Hovde and Connie Vorwerk as a speech coach this year. 26 Speech Ms. Hovde gives assistance to B.J. Polley and Rob Kimm. Feb. 6, Feb. 27, March 5, March 12, March 19, March 26, April 9, April 16, April 23, April 29, Speech Coaches Ms. Johnson. Ms. Hovde, and Ms. Vorwerk Pelican Rapids Invitational Underwood Invitational Moorhead Invitational Park Rapids Invitational Detroit Lakes Invitational Glyndon-Felton Invitational Barnesville Invitational District 23 Speech Contest at Audubon Regional Speech Contest at Staples State Speech Contest at Staples Row 1: Tammy Linnertz. Lisa Johnson, Stacy Johnson. Row 2: Jenny Grothe. Jessica Peshak, Bridget Erickson, Beth Hoadley. Row 3: Robby Barron, Mike Kuvaas, Stacy Dirks. Jana McMillen. Row 4: Steve Schempp. Speech 27 CONCERT CHOIR TOURS CHICAGO IN 1987 OmPwnMnCk C TriS. hlert' Ionya Johnson- Debbie Sanderson, Mindy Johnson, Kelley Maahs, Heidi Neff, Melissa Grunewald, Kathy Kratzke. Jennifer Tims, Kelli Lewis. Row 2: Jill Gontarek, Kristi Flem, Nikki Jacobson. Aaron Pederson Matt Westby PmmnNeM'=;,Dmnt BJr.Polley-13,e'1e John- Rob Kimm- BeckV Woessner. Stacy Nelson. Row 3: Kris Lewis, Teresa Rudie, Anita pX rwS S L! D Qn ?UIe,n' X Sy,Sma- MOtt SOrum' JaSOn McMillea Eric John. San Nguyen, Kathy Grossman, Kristi Haugrud Tj ? Flath ow 4; Julle Kps. Staci Rotz, Carman Linnertz. Patricia Olson. Amy MacGregor, Steve Klein, Rodney Drayton Billy Marty, Jim Anderson, Corey Rustand, Eric Miller. Rick Loerzel. Missy Sherbrooke. Phoung Ha, Gail Sanderson, Jennifer Rick. Seniors travel back to Egyptian Times Sarah Hanson, Melissa Grunewald, and Kelley Maahs enjoy a Pepsi The choir poses for a picture before the riverboat ride Relaxing in the whirlpool in Minneapolis 28 Concert Choir Mrs. Aamodt teaches us bus safety tech- The Chicago Skyline Eric Miller snoozes on the bus On Friday, May 8, 1987, hard work finally paid off for the concert choir. After week upon week of selling can- dy bars and notepad holders, and begging for donations, their dreams of going to Chicago finally came true. On the way, the choir was scheduled to do concerts in Underwood, Battle Lake, and Osakis. The bus arrived in Chicago Saturday afternoon. From the lobby, the Ameri- cana Congress looked luxurious; there were, however, some disappoint- ments. While in Chicago, students toured the Adler Planetarium, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Sears Tower. Choir members also had a river- boat ride. The bus returned to Pelican Rapids on Monday, May 11, 1988 after 14 hours of bus-riding fun. Concert Choir 29 Serrina Osborne, Carrie Ehlert, Debbie Sanderson pose in the lobby of the Congress Hotel niques Carrie Ehlert defends what is hers Kelly Maahs with a satisfied smile Dave Seifert, Jim Anderson admire good art Dave Seifert, Jim Anderson seem surprised by the camera Photgrapher Kris Lewis SYMPHONIC BAND Row 1: Jessica Peters, Hally McGrand, Leanne Bergren, Staci Rotz, Dee Nelson. Row 2: Kelley Maahs, Jodi Sumpter, Cathy Peterson, Emily Tims, Vicky Hovland, Michelle Jacobson. Row 3: Jennifer Tims, Elizabeth Nichol, Carmen Linnertz, Kirsten Swenson, Brenda Haugrud, Patricia Olson, Jason Bigelow, Becky Woessner. Row 4: Teresa Rudie, Matt Sorum, Troy Huseby, Kyle Haugrud, Rick Loerzel, Heath Johnson, Steve Klein, Michelle Silseth, John Gorton. Row 5: Missy Sherbrooke. Preston Refsland, David McDonald. Scott Ripley. Pep Band entertains the crowd Conductor Jack Couture Two band members were chosen for membership in MENC — a national honor band. Jennifer McGregor and Brian Maasjo were chosen on the basis of academics and musicianship. They played for the Citrus Bowl parade and Disney World. The Symphonic Band made about 30 appearances this year — band concerts, parades, game appear- ances, and contests. Row J:Josette Johnson. Amy MacGregor, Lisa Harthun. Mindy Johnson, Heidi Neff, Michelle Russ. Row 2: Tim Burke, Kathy Kratzke. Cindy Vigen, Chris Larson, Tonya Bina. Rhonda Gilbertson. Paul Schmidt. Row 3: Nathan Ouren, Jennifer McGregor. Clint Bogucki. Ryan Mostue, Brian Maasjo. Jason Henning, Jason McMillen. Row 4: Jon Zick. MaryLu Dutcher, Matt Westby. Chad Silseth. Darren Olson, Mark Ishaug. B.J. Polley. Trevor Richards. Row 5: Tom Klinnert, Eric Jenson. Adam Sleen. Dan Treinen, Chris Westby. Alan Martinson, Director Jack Couture. Sr. High Band 31 JUNIOR HIGH CHOIRS Row 1: Jeanette Nelson, Chandra Johnson, Dusty Perkins, Jennifer Grothe, Jodi Johnson, Robbin Backstrom, Janelle Nelson, Sarah Thorson, Mis Resset, Bonnie Woessner, Tara Setter. Row 2: Bree Anderson, Sandra Sundblad, Stacey Dirks, Kerri Lundrigan, Anna Babb, Sara Stromber Tamara Linnertz, Sheri Fletcher, Rochelle Jacque, Melissa Baggenstos, LaDonna Pierce. Row 3: Jared Lynnes, Gerald Bergquist, Trent Hoff Jamie Gaarsland, Brian Korf, Brian Olson. Jason Hoadley, Charles Waller. Row 4: Jason Sytsma, Philip Platt, Matt Ohman, Jared McMillen, Dari Nelson, Nathan John. Ryan Pederson, Chad Ouren. Row 1: Laura Thorson, Bonnie Marty, Pamela Schmidt, Khristy Wehrenberg, Missy Zimmerman, Alayne Gorton, Lori Maasjo, Stacy Lubitz, Arr Haugrud. Cheri Ross, Danita Smith. Row 2: Julie Grahn, Melissa Hildebrand, Bridget Erickson, Beth Hoadley, Kristen Nettestad, Jeanna Swansoi Michelle Hildebrand, Kari Lund, Jana McMillen, Lisa Johnson. Teresa Anderson, Debby Zentz. Row 3: Teresa Dillon, Elsa Pettit, Mary Stuvlanc Martin Pierce. Erik Rasmussen. Paul Nelson, Clarence Olson, Kelly Brakefield, Ryan Elton, Greg Geerdes, Michael Kuvaas. Cheryl Haglund, Klar Kuhlmann. Row 4: Kim Cole, Darcy Johnson. Chris Hayes, Steve Follingstad, Reed Roisum, Robbie Stoen, Eric Berg, Mike Russ, Shaun Brown. Jam Stromberg, Chad Scheman, Robby Barron, Jody Estrin, Tiffany Peterson. Row 1:Bethany Ehlert, Alice Berg, Jenny Aaberg, Melissa Nelson, Kylah Thom, Heather Neff, Cindy Sorum, Danielle Johnson, Jodi Lehn, Be Morgan. Row 2:Shawnmarie Fitzgerald, Michelle Haglund. Lori Dillon, Monica Johnson, Wendy Booth, Beth McGregor, Cady Satter, Jayrr 32 Hovland, Kim Swenson. Row 3:David Wick, Tony Field, Doug Erickson, Charles Krekelberg, Jim Pearson. Row 4:Blake Nelson, Peter Babb, Dare Tollefson, Troy Schultz. Greg Brummer, Steve Doppler, Jon Karger. CONCERT BAND WOODWINDS Row 1: Teresa Tingelstad, Elsa Petit, Lisa Johnson, Melissa Hildebrand. Beth Morgan, Danielle Johnson, Alayne Gorton, Jennie Aaberg. Row 2: Johanna Gulstad, Heather Bergman, Kari Lund, Kerri Lundrigan, Bridget Erickson, Elizabeth Hoadley, Bonnie Woessner, Anna Babb. Row 3: Lori Dillon, Me- lissa Nelson, Missy Zimmerman. Michelle Hilde- brand, Robbin Backstrom. Sheri Fletcher, Jed Henning Row 4: Jennifer Grothe. Cady Satter, Gina Geerdes, Mike Russ, Pamela Schmidt, Bonnie Marty. Row 5: Robby Barron, Steve Schempp, Paul Nelson, Jim Pearson, Chad Canton. Darren Dalman. BRASS-PERCUSSION Row IBrian Hovland, Matt Ohman, Mike Carlson, Jason Miller, Trent Hoffe, Jared McMillen, Ryan Elton. Row 2:Kris- tin Nettestad. Jana McMillen, Beth McGre- gor, Lori Maasjo, Cindy Sorum, Shawnmarie Fitzgerald, John Berndt, Craig Maack. Row 3:Steve Doppler, Chuck Krekelberg, Tyler Dahl, Travis Hagen, Kevin Backstrom, Sean Larson. Row 4:Brian Olson, Lua Duong, Steve Follingstad, Thad Ness, Greg Geerdes. Row 5:Jayme Hovland, Rob Metcalfe, Travis Ro- choll, Charles Waller, Joseph Berndt, Brian Korf, Missy Resset. Chris Hayes, Zach Carlson, Shannon Zentz. Missing: Tammy Linnertz, Tre- vor Nelson. STUDENT COUNCIL ORGANIZES ACTIVITIES The Student Council is made up of elected re- presentatives from each grade. They are involved in many activities during the year. One of the ma- jor projects this year was being in charge of Home- coming elections and ar- rangements. This year's president was Eric Miller. Advisor. Virg Kollar Student Council members in a meeting Members discussing issues Officers: Vice President Matt Westby. President Eric Miller. Treasurer Billy Marty Row 1: Sara Treinen. Paul Schmidt. Troy Huseby. Eric Miller. Nadine Schleske. Heidi Neff. Row 2: Billy Presidenf Eric Miller votes no Marty, Jason McMillen, Michelle Hildebrand, Kari Lund, Eric Fife, Melissa Hildebrand, Amy Haugrud. Row 3:Chris Westby, Michelle Silseth, John Gorton, Eric Jenson. Kyle Haugrud, Laura Miller LETTERWINNERS PROVIDE LEADERSHIP Pfhcan H«v Row 1 Tonya Bina, Michelle Silseth, Becky Woessner, Kathy Fitzpatrick, MaryLu Dutcher. Jason Bigelow. Steve O'Brien, Thao Ho. Sara iremen, Tess Carlson, Michelle Russ, Heidi Neff. Row 2: Beth Kvare. Jeff Korf, Pat Stroh, Paul Schmidt. Jason McMillen, Dylan Berg, Troy Huseby, Mark St John. Cindy Martinson, Nicole Ohman. Row 3: Scott Ripley. David Seifert, Jeff Richardson, Clint Bogucki. Preston Refsland, Chuck Boschee, Brad Jenson. Steve Glaesman. Cami Bongers. Tara Hurst. Row 4: Danielle Johnson. Beth McGregor. Heather Bergman, Kim Swenson, Tammy Schmitt, Nadine Schleske, Mindy Johnson, Lisa Harthun. Patty Devine, Jayme Hovland, Melissa Nelson. Row 5: Brian Melkert, Troy Seter. John Gorton. Debbie Nellermoe. Danny Anderson. Corey Rustand, Jeff Tinglestad, Eric Jenson, Alice Berg, Monica Johnson. Row 6: Blake Nelson, Tim Burke, Trevor Richards, Rob Kimm. Tina Berg. Chris Larson, Josette Johnson, Rhonda Gilbertson. Kirsten Swenson, Jennifer McGregor. Row 7: Chris Westby, Lori Dillon, Jill Gontarek. Kristi Flem. Marcene Stetz, Kelly Isaman, Jaime Platt. The Letterwinners Organization is a group of PRHS students in which all have received a letter in a sports- related activity. The Letterwinners promote student interest in sports and try to encourage good sports- manship throughout the school. Leadership among Letterwinners is evident both in and out of athletic events. Letterwinners sell snacks in the concession stand at home games as well as buttons during Homcom- ing week. The profit from these sales is used to purchase the orange and black banners that decorate the gym and equipment needed to im- prove the athletic facilities. Officers: Row 1: Pres. Nadine Schleske. Treas. MaryLu Dutcher. Row 2: S.C. Rep. Jason McMillen. V.Pres. Alan Martinson. Letterwinners 35 HAGAR HERALD MAKES DEBUT seiwo Row 1:Jennifer Tims. Becky Paulson. Vicki Sytsma. MaryLu Dutcher. Melissa Grunwald. Row 2:Brian Maasjo. Derrick Aly. Eric Miller Miller, MaryLu Dutcher Hagar Herald Editor ... Reporters staff looks down from great heights. 36 Newspaper Insane Editor Derrick Aly Derrick Aly, Jennifer Tims, Vicki Sytsma, Eric — ... Derrick Aly .. MaryLu Dutcher Jennifer Tims Melissa Grunwald Eric Miller Brian Maasjo Becky Paulson Vicki Sytsma .. .Mrs. Pawlowski Advisor Dear Mr. Printer: I thought I'd sent page forty-four. But I just found it on the floor. It is enclosed with ninety-eight. I'm sorry it's a month too late. I said I'd sent the rest myself. These ten were lying on a shelf. The pages sent as six and seven, I'd like to change to ten and eleven. That is unless they're already done. In that case make it ninety-one. Please send page twelve and thirteen back, I should have made those two girls' track. Instead I sent girls' volleyball. And that can't go in there at all I had it planned wrong, that's the thing I plumb forgot it came in Spring. I'm sorry all our stuff was late. Could that affect delivery date? Poem attained from Jostens Editors Staff Row 1:Debbie Sanderson, Tammy Schmitt, Carrie Ehlert. Row 2: Tara Hurst, Traci Hoffe. Connie Ronngren. Row 3: Kris Lewis, Kathy Grossman, Derrick Aly, Becky Paulson. Row 4: Thinh Ha. Tho Doan, Thao Ho. Kristi Haugrud. Rhonda Gilbertson, Kelli Lewis, Kathy Kratzke Advisor ... Kathy Grossman Kristi Haugrud .........Kelli Lewis Kathy Kratzke Rhonda Gilbertson Thinh Ha Tho Doan Becky Paulson Thao Ho Derrick Aly Kris Lewis Tara Hurst Traci Hoffe Connie Ronnegren Debbie Sanderson Tammy Schmitt Michelle Jacobson Amy MacGregor Nicole Ohman Eric Miller Steve John Marcene Stetz .. Marlys Ebersviller SPECIAL THANKS: To Cy Trygstad, Mel Zierke, The Pelican Press and everyone who helped with the yearbook. Yearbook Advisor: Marlys Ebersviller Editors: Kristi Haugrud and Kathy Grossman Shada 37 FFA WINS AT STATE FAIR HAU THE M5 c VOZZEYBAZ TEAK Earl Schultz takes a break in the concession stand Pres. Dennis Haiby, V.Pres. Bobby Robley, Sec. Brenda Haugrud, Sentinel Brian Mel- kert, Reporter Vance Harthun, S.C. Rep. Ben Sytsma, Treas. Brad Jenson Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion which promotes the leadership needed to ex- cell in an agricultural field and life in general. The annual fruit sale is the biggest money maker for the FFA. In addition to selling fruit they sell candy bars and work in the con- cession stand during home volleyball games. Members line up during a meeting President Dennis Haiby Row 1: Travis Rocholl, John Berndt, Doug Bergquist, Andy Watkins, Peter Olson, Daren Tollefson, Earl Schultz, Alice Berg, Advisor Bill Januszewski. Row 2: Danny Anderson, Bobby Robley, Ben Sytsma, Curt Hatle, Vance Harthun, Brian Melkert. Brenda Haugrud. Brad Jenson, Dennis Haiby, Chris Westby. Row 3: Jennifer Lynnes, Chris Scheman, Cindy Vigen, Debbie Nellermoe, Vicki Sytsma, Jodi Seim, Amber Watkins, Maggie Marty, Kaye Nelson, Tom Klinnert. Row 4: Scott Ripley, Billy Marty, Larry Nelson, Steve Doppler, Jaime Hansen. Jeff Salvevold, Brian Wickenheiser. Kyle Haugrud, Shon VanCleef, Kirby Swanson. John Gorton. 38 FFA BERGREN WINS GOLD MEDAL IN FHA Officers: V.Pres Leanne Bergren, S.C.Rep. Jeanne Marty. Pres. Brenda Haugrud. Secr Treas. Kristi Haugrud Junior High: Row 1: Robbin Backstrom. Teresa Anderson. Sheri Fletcher, Jeanna Swanson, Jerry Barrera. Row 2: Sandra Sundbtad. Teresa Swanson. JuSe Grahn, Jodi Estrin. Chanda Johnson, Dusty Perkins. Senior High: Row 1: Brenda Haugrud. Marcene Stetz. Becky Woessner. Row 2: Ailene Handorff, Leanne Bergren won a gold medal at Amy MacGregor, Kathy Grossman, Kris Lewis, Kristi Haugrud. state competition for her Action Activity Event The FHA chapter has been busy with various activities this year. During the summer they raised money by working in the Malt Stand at the Ottertail County Fair and the Junior High sold homemade Monster Cookies during their noon hour. The younger FHAers attended the Junior High rally in Battle Lake. Everyone took part in the annual sleepover in October, participat- ed in the district convention held at the Fergus Falls Community College in November, and held monthly meetings. Advisor Mrs. Tabbut FHA 39 ADMINISTRATION School Board Members: Lyle Haugrud, Chairman.Jerry Neff. Treasurer .Scott Dirks; George Gorton. Vice Chairman. Keith Klein. Superinten- dent .Dianne Kimm. Clerk;Ben Woessner H Superintendent Keith Klein Administrative Assistant Athletic Director Al Siegle.Principal Glenn Moerke 42 Faculty Mr. Siegle: Do you eat school lunches? YES, they are the best in town. What is the best thing about Monday? Seeing the great people who work in and attend our school. If you retired right now what would you do? “Go to the National Finals Rodeo. Mr. Moerke: What is the best thing about Monday? Having the opportunity to work. What is the best part of your job? When the light goes on and you can see someone go Aha! What is your life's philosophy? This too shall pass. SUPPORT STAFF Custodians: Art Erickson. Gordon Scott. Sheila Ouren, Jeanette Gobel Cooks: Delores Koland, Tammy Leabo, Corinne Monson, Jean- ette Nelson. Delores Monson Secretaries: Liz Grefsrud, Gail Beech, Kathy Bergren Nurse Joyce Sillerud Liz Grefsrud: What are some recomendations for improvement of our school system? I think it's going very smoothly the way it is now. If you retired right now what would you do? Move south-1 love summer. Gail Beech: What is the funniest thing that's happened at work? I had two different shoes on. What do you look forward to the most about Mondays? Starting out fresh for another hectic week. Kathy Bergren: What is your life's philosophy or motto? Do the best job you possibly can of whatever you attempt. What do you like about our school system? “The cooperativeness of all to make it the best school in the area. Faculty 43 FACULTY Vocal Music If you retired right now what would you do? Play in a band and go on Game Shows. What is your favorite part about teaching? The students: boring, but true. How many times each day do you get sidetracked; What is the usual cause? Over 10; That's me! Dean Aamodt Michael Douglas English Speech What is your life's philosophy or motto? Life is an adventure; make it a satisfying one! What is your favorite part about teaching? The creativity and the humor of my students. What do you look forward to the most about Mondays? Monday Night Football! Social Studies What is your life's philosophy or motto? “All you can do, is all you can do. What is your favorite part about teaching? The variety of new subject matter and personalities of students If you retired right now, what would you do? Keep working, I'm too young to do nothing. Mary Ann Erickson 44 Faculty Instrumental Music What is your life's philosophy motto? Take advantage of the day you're in. What is the funniest thing that has happened in one of your classes? Trombone slides sailing across the room rates up there. If you retired right now, what would you do? Be a travel John Couture Counseling If you retired right now what would you do? Enter a more impoverished state; look for another job to keep my sanity. What do you like about our school system? 1-the students. What is the best part about your job? Contact with the students and other teachers. agent. Marlys Ebersviller Junior-Senior High Art What is your life's philosophy? Do if with a smile. What do you love about teaching? Seeing the greatest minds in the world interact and create. Why do you like Mondays? I realize there are only seven more days until the next one! James Fletcher FACULTY Math History What is your life's philosophy or motto? “Life is like a grindstone. It either wears you down or polishes you up. What are some recommendations for improvement of our school system? “I would like to see two math credits in senior high as a requirement for graduation. C. Dean Fox Kathleen Gohdes Phy Ed Health What do you do during your summer vacation? “Run, bike, travel, catch some rays. What is your favorite part about teaching? “I like to be involved with something that is positive. Gaining knowledge and skill is a positive endeavor for all of us. Mathematics If you retired right now what would you do? Starve to death. What do you like the most about Mondays? “Getting them over with. What is your life's philosophy? “To do everything I do as well as I can and to treat everyone with respect. Special Education Do you eat the school's lunches;Why or Why not? “Yes; because I don't enjoy cooking myself, but I love to eat hot, nutritious and delicious (yummy meatballs) food!! What do you look forward to the most aboout Mondays? “Lunch and the first hot meal in two David Haugen James Handorff Physical Education Health History What is your life's philosophy or motto? “I try to be productive because when we do nothing, we never know when we are done. What is the funniest thing that has happened during one of your classes? “I was teaching a Health class with my zipper open. Biology Science What is your life's philosophy or motto? “Have a plan. If you retired right now what would you do? “Look for a job. What do you like about our school system? “It's well organized. What is your favorite part about teaching? “The labratories. Richard Haugen Faculty 45 FACULTY History What are some recommendations for improvement of our school system? More electives. What is your favorite part about teaching? The fact that you never know how the students will act. What is your life's philosophy or motto? If you are going to do something, do it right!! Harold Holt Agriculture What is the funniest thing that has happened during one of your classes? Tearing the lights off the mini-bus on a Tenth grade field trip. “P.S. I wish that all of the students would smile and say “hi to everyone. I think we should have a P.R.H.S. Smile and Greet Day!!! William Januszewski Industrial Arts If you retired right now what would you do? Travel, hunt, fish, woodworking, continue to coach. What do you like about our school system? The friendly atmosphere of the students and staff. What's your favorite part about teaching? Helping kids enjoy learning. Erling Kelting Hazel Hovde ESL What is your life's philosophy or motto? Do the best you can. What is your favorite part about teaching? Getting to know my students. What do you look forward to the most about Mondays? A chance to finish what we started last week, with some fresh ideas. Robert King History Reading Sem. Do you eat the school's lunches; Why or why not? No, because I want to be able to wear my wardrobe. How may times a day do you get sidetracked? COUNTLESS! What is your favorite part about teaching? Teaching without constant interruptions! Elaine Johnson Industrial Arts What is your life's philosophy? Live and let live. How many times a day do you get sidetracked during class; Usual cause? Too often. I open my mouth. What do you do during your summer vacation? Work at Saw Mill. What is the best part of teaching? Teaching. 46 Faculty FACULTY Virgil Kollar Library Office Aide What is your philosophy or motto? Be kind and honest. What do you look forward to the most about Mondays? “Not too much! Tuesdays are better! What do you do during your summer vacation? “Take a few small trips, and visit some friends. English What is your life's philosophy or motto? Try to make 'it' better. What is the funniest thing that has happened during one of your classes? The podium moving across the room as a student gave a speech. What do you like about our school system? The environment. Margaret Lee Computer Science What is your life's philosophy or motto? Give it your best shot! Do you eat the school's lunches? Why Why not? No. I enjoy the food but hate the calories. What do you like about the school system? The students and faculty. Jon McGregor Delores Kvidt Librarian Spanish If you retired right now, what would you do? Travel all over the world! Do you eat school lunches; Why why not? No, They are so good that I would over indulge. What do you look forward to the most about Mondays? Surviving until four o'clock! Richard MacGregor Home Economics What is the best part about teaching? When I see the students enjoying what we are doing in class or when students have a good discussion. What do you like about our school system? Caring people to work with and great students. This is a super place to live and teach. Science Chemistry Physics What are some improvements for the school system? “I think we are on a good, planned improvement program that's working. How many times a day do you get sidetracked? I like to be diverted if it's answering honest student questions, but not too often. Bonnie Nordstrom Faculty 47 FACULTY Special Education Psycology What is the funniest thing that has happened during one of your classes? When I had a substitute one day, Scott Glaseman and Tom Franklin crawled out of the window, but got caught by Mr. Fletcher! What is your life's philosophy? Be calm.(I don't always succeed) English What do you do during your summer vacations? Babysit for my grandson! If you retired right now what would you do? Babysit for my grandson! Do you eat the school's lunches; Why or why not? No, Because I eat too much. Kathleen Knuteson-Olson Jessie Pawiowski Gerald Polley Mathematics What do you do during your summer vacation? My wife and I watch our children grow. “What improvements would you make in our school? Teachers should assign more homework. What do you look forward to the most about Mondays? “Only four more days until Friday! Business Education What is the funniest thing that's happened in one of your classes? Getting lost in the halls my first year here. What do you like about our school system? The cooperation and respect the students show teachers. What do you like most about Mondays? Fridays! Robert Silseth Special Education What do you do during you summer vacation? Try to get out of bed by 11:00 each day. What is the funniest thing that has happened during one of your classes? I found a dead mouse in my desk. Do you eat the school's lunches? Yes, best meals I've ever eaten! Home Economics What is your life's philosophy? Live life to it's fullest- you might die tommorrow. 1 Funniest thing that's happened in one of your classes? A student baked a loaf of banana bread in a plastic bowl instead of c metal one. Favorite part aboufl teaching? The great student! in this school. 48 Faculty Steve Sorenson Judy Tabbut FACULTY Speech Therapist What is your lite's philosophy or motto? Never put any ceilings on kids, let them progress as far as they can. What is your favorite part about teaching? Watching students learn to communicate more effectively. If you retired right now what would you do? Travel! Deb Ti|,isch English If you retired right now what would you do? Open a craft shop and travel — It's hard to say! What do you like about Mondays? It's a new day with new experiences in life. What do you do during your summer vacation? “Travel, relax at the lake. Constance Vorwerk Outreach Worker What is your favorite part about Outreach work? Getting to know students on a personal level. What do you look forward to the most about Monday? My first cup of coffee in the morning. What is your life's philosophy? Be good to yourself. John Wold Mr. Sorenson Student Teacher Bill Lee Mr. Handorff Mrs. Erickson Faculty 49 wpa+j Row 1: Steven Schmidt. Nathan John, Jeff McKeever, Jamie Gaarsland, Jeremy Robinson. Brian Korf. John Douglas. Ho Cao. Gerald Bergquist' Row 2: Jed Henning. Rochelle Jacque, Melissa Presler, JoEllen Jacobs. Tamara Linnertz, Chanda Johnson. Len Thompson. Row 3: LaDonnc Pierce. Jeanette Nelson. Rebecca Barton. Charles Waller. Brian Hovland. Brian Olson. Jessica Peshek. Sandra Sundblad. Row 1: Jason Hoadley. Gina Geerdes, Rebecca Jenkins. Kerri Lundrigan. Michael Carlson. Row 2: Joseph Berndt. Jason Miller, Darrin Nelson, Teresa Tingelstad, Robbin Backstrom, Anna Babb, Matthew Ohman. Row 3: Marlin Bengtson, Jared McMillen, Kevin Backstrom, Joshuc Campbell. Matthew Avery, Trent Hoffe. Row Jordon Sleen, Chad Milbeck, Amber Heaton, Jodi Johnson, Sarah Hanson, Bree Anderson, Chad Ouren, Ryan Pederson. Row 2: Stacey: Dirks, Philip Platt, Melissa Baggenstos, Jennifer Grothe, Brenda Boschee, Missy Resset, Sheri Fletcher, Teresa Swanson, Sarah Stromberg. Row 3:| Troy Wimmer, Sarah Thorson. Jason Sytsma, Kent Bauman, Sean Larson, Tara Seter, Jesse Isaman, Jared Lynnes. Not Pictured: Travis Hagen,| Bradley Kenyon, Jamie Lemke, Janelle Nelson, Bonnie Woessner. 52 7th Grade CLASS OF 1993 Dusty Perkins, Shelley Jacques, JoEllen Jacobs, Sandy Sundblad Missy Presler and Brenda Boshee take time out to chat Missy Resset, Jared Lynnes, Ho Cao waiting anxiously for Mr. Fox 7th Grade. It sounds so scary. All the anxieties-all the things there are to be scared of. What if I got lost? What if my locker won't open and I'm late for class? What if the teachers don't like me? Then there was the part of me that was excited. I'm gonna be at the High School. I'll have more freedom to do what I like. We can go downtown and buy lunch. There are so many new things to go out and try out for. Then we were here and things weren't so scary after all. We didn't get lost-at least not after the first week. And your locker will open, and if it doesn't, then one of your friends will help you. And you'll get along fine with your teachers if you behave. All in all, high school is a lot bet- ter than the grade school. Brian Korf. Ryan Pederson, Matt Ohman. Jared Lynnes, Lua Doung Tara Seter and Bonnie Woessner 7TH GRADE FAVORITES: COMMERCIALS: California Raisins heard it through the grapevine Mello Yello Ernest P. Whorl and Vern Energizer 'Oiy SOAP OPERAS: Days of Our Lives The Young and the Restless All My Children CLASS: Math History Phy-Ed 7th Grade . CLASS OF 1992 .— I Row 1: Shaun Brown, Jennifer Bauman, Elizabeth Hoadley, Zach Carlson, Jason Haak, Amy Haugrud, Kristin Nettestad. Row 2: Tiffany Peterson, Luke Conklin, Cheryl Haglund, Jody Estrin, Jodi Baker, Greg Geerdes, Eric Fife. Row 3: Kim Cole, Cherie Ross, Michelle Hildebrand, Eric Dow, Eric Berg, Shannon Zentz. Row 4: Martin Pierce, Chad Christianson, Eric Rasmussen, Christopher Hayes, Steven Follingstad, Reed Roisum. Row 1: Ryan Elton, Mary Stuvland, Bridget Erickson, Kari Lund, Alayne Gorton, Missy Zimmerman. Row 2: Philip Rotz, Michael Russ, Paul Nelson, Trevor Nelson. Jamie Stromberg, Teresa Anderson. Row 3: Khristy Wehrenberg, Lori Maasjo, Bonnie Marty, Melissa Hildebrand, Lisa Johnson, Pamela Schmidt, Jana McMillen. Row 4: Lua Duong, Robby Barron, Danita Smith, Stephen Dalman, Chad Scheman, Scott Salvevold. Row 1: Jeanna Swanson, Michelle Brown, Clarence Olson, Kelly Brakefield, Robbie Stoen, Jeff Scheribel, Derek Olson. Row 2: Darcy Johnson, : Debby Zentz, Elsa Petit, Klara Kuhlmann, Stacy Lubitz, Michael Kugler. Row 3: Chad Neulieb, Laura Thorson, Julie Grahn, Brian Muckey, Scott | Jacobson, Teresa Dillon, Stephanie McDonald. Not Pictured: Jerry Barrera. Jason Kugler. Glenda Schmidt, Michael Kuvaas. 54 8th Grade Front: Secretary Kari Lund. Back: President Eric Fife. Vice President Michelle Hilde- brand. Treasurer Amy Haugrud, St. Council Rep. Melissa Hildebrand. FADS ANfTFASHIONS 1937-88 seemed terbe a year of contrasts in fqjsfsand fashions for the eighth grew students. le sloppy look pzfs evidenced bv noles in jeans 'and acid-washed jean jacketyrontrasted classy clothes similar to those worn by adu Some gjdfys had butch hajjeuts. Favorite ing brands for the guys were Guess. BuaJd Boy. Pepe Lee. Acid-wasfyclothes were v orn and sorpe jeans were soja with holes inihem. Plain lored sweaters Jmit with black were also in. leckties and suspenders were afso in. Colored Converse highfrop tennis shoes were worn on tl feet. One Jjfn commente fhat guys' clojjtes were mocedressy this . Favopfe brand name for girls were Gy6ss, Es- prit. Bogle Boy, Pepof In addition ta ne acid jeartC holes in jea s, and ties, Ms wore big eatshirts, rolled up pants, pinne rpants, minis- cirts, men's boxer shorts for shoe's, overalls, anj anything khajrfor pastel. Their ockless feet wore garden shdes or harache Girls' heads We re adorned with long hair, ha worn up on th sides, and a fatted hair; hain el was important. Hoop earijrtgs, one long earring and one snort, and e pierced eapsraecorated thenars; glasses braces wertfron the eyes apra the teeth. Pamela Schmidt, Missy Zimmerman, Lisa Johnson perfect their pose Chad Scheman jumps for joy Teresa Swanson, Sandy Sundblad. Teresa Ander- son, Jerry Barrera Jana McMillen and Bridget Erick- Ryan Elton and Eric Dow son Geography class studies for a big test FAVORITES: MOVIES: Throw Momma From the Train Over the Top Dirty Dancing. Ferris Bueller's Day Off TV SHOWS: Tour of Duty Growing Pains Alt CARTOONS: Ducktales The Jetsons Jem 8th Grade 55 CLASS OF 1991 Row : Jayme Hovland, Son Nguyen, Beth McGregor, Shawnmarie Fitzgerald, Johanna Gulstad, Tho Doan, Bao Dang. Row 2: Susan Cole, Lori Dillon, Cady Satter, Jennifer Aaberg, Beth Morgan, Kylah Thom, Heather Neff. Row 2: John Berndt, Craig Maack, Travis Rocholl, Tyler Dahl, Stephen Doppler, Chad Canton, Darren Dalman, Jim Pearson. Row t: Sarah Schafte, David Wick, Troy Schultz, Phitsamay Hongmoungkhoune, Teresa Moberg, Peter Babb. Row 2: Janae Gacke, Vicki Boschee, Wendy Booth, Ryan Berg, Peter Olson, Jamey Bauman. Row 3: Brian Gaustad, Kaye Nelson, Michelle Haglund, Monica Johnson, Alice Berg, Kimberly Swenson, Blake Nelson. Row Robert Metcalfe, Joseph Aguilar, Karla Jacobs, Andrea Demich, Cynthia Sorum, Heather Bergman, Phonevilay Hongmoungkhoune. Row 2: Jon Karger, Anthony Field, Gregory Brummer, Thad Ness, Doug Erickson, Doug Bergquist, John Thorson. Row 3: Aaron Watkins, Scott Rice. Jarvis Ard, Daren Tollefson, Daniel Wischnack, Steven Schempp. Not Pictured: Bethany Ehlert, Helen Grahn, Danielle Johnson, Charles Krekelberg, Jodi Lehn, Melissa Nelson. The freshmen class is a class of unfor- gettable people who have unforget- table pet peeves. Let's take a look: Monica Johnson When people don't take showers after practice. Phitsamay Hongmoungkhoune When people raise their hands in class and say I forgot . Teresa Moberg When people don't match their socks with their shirt. Blake Nelson When people chew with their mouth open. Kim Swenson When teachers give homework on weekends. Jodi Lehn When people say I have a sweater exactly like that except it's blue. Rob Metcalfe Michael Jackson. Darren Dalman Ed McMahon's laugh. Front: President Charles Krekelberg. Treasurer Heather Bergman. Back: Vice President Blake Nelson. Secretary Beth McGregor. Not Pictured: Student Council Representative Kim Swen- son. John Doppler and his new Cindy Sorum and Heather Nett taking a few bites look Doug Bergquist and Jon Karger dish up 9th Grade 57 CLASS OF 1990 Row 1: Phoung Ha, Stacy Nelson. Patricia Olson, Amy MacGregor, Laura Miller, Staci Rotz, Loc Duong. Row 2: B.J. Polley, Teresa Rudie, Matt Sorum, Carman Linnertz, Eric John, Matt Westby, Missy Sherbrooke. Row 3: Aaron Pederson, Chad Silseth, Steve Klein, Mike Hvidsten Ed Rick Scott Ripley. Row 1: Thanh Nguyen, Khuyen Tran. Lidia Abarca, Chris Scheman, Nicole Dellaneva, Judy Matykiewicz, Lisa Baker, Jaime Platt. Jessica Peters Son Nguyen. Row 2: Ryan Mostue, Chad Lammers, Jason Bigelow, Gail Sanderson. Donna Nelson, Cindy Vigen. Jennifer Lynnes, Danny Colosky! Mike Fife. Row 3: Rick Teberg, Vance Harthun, Sophie Anderson, Jenny Hill, Lisa Korf, Shannon Avery. Tonja Flath, Lisa Rice, Charles Sonmor. Row 4: Glen Swenson, Jeremy Johnson, Jeff Salvevold, Daniel Treinen. Kirby Swanson. David McDonald, Mark Richardson. Earl Schultz. Row 5: Jeff Jacobson, Curt Hatle, Brian Wickenheiser, Ben Sytsma, Trevor Roisum, Kyle Haugrud. Darin Hvidsten. Shon Vancleef. Not Pictured- Veronica Abarca, Mike Rude, Emily Tims, Amber Watkins. 58 10th Grade Chad Silseth helps Emily Tims turn somersaults. If you see t member of the sophomore'Class driving, beware. It appeaf that sophomdres can't be trusted behind tha wheel. Egrt chultz has been known tc rup over stop sigp£ Curt Hatle has riven a trucloihto the lakeland rStaci Rotz sjdeswiped a garage and knocked off the dopr handle and mipror Emily Timr fishtailed around' a curve asyg police car, warned her.BerySytsma droye hj ractor into pows. Dan Treinen ran out of gas on Main Streebdnd Jaime Plgrr's car stalled omner in Perham and Peli- can. MipSy Sherbrook tocked her keysj the car twicp and had the sarpe policeman h'blp her. hile driving Stacy Nelson's car =mily Tims wa chased by Ed Rick. An anonymous sophomore' ad- mits to drjvfng someone eJSe's car and “unintentionally yaoing a rocktPrd. Yet another nameless peprfon ran into a flre sign with 3cy Nelson's eg Missy Sherbrooke, Emily Tims, Staci Rotz, Stacy MacGregor Judy Matykewitz takes a break Nelson, Lisa Korf, Amy Pres. Laura Miller, V. Pres. Curt Hatle, St. Council Rep. Kyle Haugrud, Sec. BJ Polley. Not Pictured: Treas. Missy Sherbrooke. Darin Hvidsten FAVORITES SONG: I Think We're Alone Now Heaven is a Place on Earth Dude Looks Like a Lady Hysteria BAND: White Snake Bon Jovi REO U2 COMEDIAN: Eddie Murphy Jay Leno Whoopie Goldberg Bill Cosby 10th Grade 59 Jennifer Lynnes CLASS OF 1989 Row 1: Heidi Brakefield, Wendy Nellermoe, Maggie Marty, Bobby Brown, Stacie Johnson, Lary Veazie. Row 2: Tina Berg, Kristi Flem, Marcene Stetz, Lynn Collins, Mike Platt, Larry Nelson. Row 3: Tammy Shoemaker, Ailene Handorff, Gerald Stanford, Erin Robinette, Corey Pourrier. Row 4: Jim Mainock, Jason Lynnes, Jamie Hansen. Row 1: Trevor Richards, Dee Nelson, Leanne Bergren, Michelle Silseth, Becky Woessner, Hally McGrand, Brian Dickhoff. Row 2: Tom Klinnert, Brian Maasjo, Jennifer Tims, Tonya Bina, Nicele Jacobson, Debbie Booth, Kathy Kratzke, Shane Swanson. Row 3: Preston Refsland, Adam Sleen, Heath Johnson, Terry Pierce, Cindy Kubitz, Lisa Harthun, Cathy Peterson, Elizabeth Nichol. Row 4: Jeff Ross, Troy Budke, John Gorton, Rob Kimm, Jon Zick, Mindy Johnson, Vicki Hovland, Nathan Ouren. Row 5: Herb Wischnack, Chris Westby, Darren Olson, Mark Ishaug, Eric Jenson, Rick Loerzel, Tim Burke. Not Pictured: Kristen Benson, Patty Devine, Dena Emmons, Brad Erickson, Jody Gillaspey, Connie Ronngren, Scott Starin, Dawn Stein. Row Lisa Gaarsland, Eric Hanson, Jeff Albright, Trudy Bakken, Karen Gulstad, Kelly Isaman, Jill Gontarek, Shelly Cook. Row 2: Marie Anderson, Darcy Colosky, Aaron Lahn, Shana Hovden, Kris Walker, Beth Kvare, Hiep Nguyen, Billy Marty. Row 3: Rodney Drayton, John Benhardus, Chris Lynnes, Troy Seter, Jason Ostbye, Jeff Tingelstad. Trudy Bakken, Chris Westby, and Aaron Lahn Some members of the Junior Class have reminisced about em- barrassing moments in their lives . One Junior tripped over the fence while trying to sneak into a Football game and ruined the chance of sawing a buck by drawing the attention of the tick- et takers and the fans. Several Juniors have had em- barassing mishaps in their auto- mobiles. One Junior girl told us that she did considerable dam- age to her mother's car with her friends in the car behind her — watching it all! Someone else from the Junior Class tells us that a 'new' used car died in the middle of main street while driving home after school. Patty Devine had her shoe thrown into a urinal by Ed Rick. Lisa Harthun reported that during the 2nd grade Christmas pro- gram she said her lines and ran off the stage to throw up. Jamie Hanson had his gym shorts pulled down to his feet in front of all the 6th grade girls. Lary Veazie. Stacie Johnson Brian Dickoff checks home- work Front: Sec.Michelle Silseth. St. Council Rep.John Gorton. Back: Pres.Chris Westby, V.Pres.Lary Veazie, Treas.Eric Jenson Wendy Nellermoe, Maggie Marty, Mark Ishaug, Terry Pierce Tonya Bina. Jennifer Tims, Brian Maasjo Hally McGrand and Tina Berg FAVORITES: TV SHOW: Alf McGyver Cosby Family Ties CARTOON: Bugs Bunny The Jetsons Ducktales SOAP OPERA: Days of Our Lives The Young and the Restless General Hospital 11th Grade 61 62 Alan Martinson.Troy Huseby, Sara Treinen, Heidi Nett, MaryLu Dutcher Korene Bauman, Kelli Lewis, Cindy Martinson, Nicole Ohman. Lesa order graduation invitations. Rude in 9th grade HomeEc. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT 1 Driv- ing the wrong way down a one-way street. Thinh Ha 2.1 threw a pop bottle to Josette and hit the bus driver in the head. Kelli Lewis 3. Talking to law en- forcement officers while driving a lawnmower pulling a snowmobile trail- er loaded with a couch. Pat Stroh 4. My shoe flew off during the play. Sara Treinen 5. Getting a butch haircut Steve O'Brien PET PEEVES 1. Running out of toilet pa- per. Dylan Berg 2. Maggie's 30 million barn cats. Jeanne Marty 3. Mud. Kor- ene Bauman 4. When guys leave the seat up on the toilet seat. Lesa Rude 5. When I walk in a puddle of water and the water squishes between my toes. Nicole Ohman 64 Seniors Seniors line up for hot lunch. Jessica Andell Richard Ahrndt Derrick Aly Danny Anderson James Anderson Camilla Bongers Chuck Boschee Shirley Bratlien Heather Burke Darla Bengtson Kathy Grossman Jason Henning 66 Baby Pictures Clint Bogucki Denise Moberg Brian Melkert Julie Kjos Sara Treinen Lesa Rude Derrick Aly Tammy Svare Chris Larson Brad Jenson Jodi Sumpter Dylan Berg Daniel Johnson Tara Hurst Nancy Stoen Becky Paulson Kelli Lewis Nadine Schleske Mark St. John Tim Lammers Maria Carrillo Mike Habedank Shirley Bratlien Serrina Osborne Jason McMillen Jim Helgeson Debbie Nellermoe Jennifer Rick Nicole Ohman Victoria Sytsma Kristi Haugrud Baby Pictures 67 Teresa Carlson Maria Carrillo Randy Chapin Quentin Conklin Mary Lu Dutcher Carrie Ehlert Kathy Fitzpatrick Tom Franklin Rhonda Gilbertson Scott Glaesman Steve Glaesman Kathy Grossman Melissa Grunewald Thinh Ha Mike Habedank Dennis Haiby Sarah Hanson Eric Hatle Jim Helgeson Khamkhay Hongmoungkhoun© Jason Henning Tara Hurst Brad Jenson Steve John Brenda Haugrud Kristi Haugrud Traci Hoffe Troy Huseby ■ Daniel Johnson Michelle Jacobson Josette Johnson Dear Diary, I can't believe it; tonight is my high school reunion. It has been ten years since I've been in high school. When I look back, it seems like high school was more than ten years ago, but in a way, it seems just like yesterday. I'm so nervous. I wonder how much everyone has changed. Often, I have tried to imagine what has happened between then and now . . . Did Heather Burke ever reach that eternally elusive height of five feet? Will Troy Huseby and Dylan Berg continue to wear a handkerchief on their heads? Will Steve O'Brien shave stripes on any other area of his body in addition to his head? Does Darla Bengston still wear blinding banana-yellow outfits? Has Lesa Rude ever gone three months without spraining or breaking a limb? Did Heidi Neff and Daniel Johnson continue making a habit of driving into parked vehicles? What unnatural color has Derrick Aly's hair become? Is David Seifert still throwing Communist and Facsist accusations at the drop of a hat? On the surface, our class appeared to be just like any other class. We all were a bit scared the first day of school. When we were young, we all were all in love with school, but we eventually became less enthusiastic. We went on a few trips: Minneapolis, Florida, and Chicago. We had various teams compete at State. We had a fabulous senior year, and we finally graduated. If you looked below the surface, however, you would have seen an individual and memorable class. What made our class memorable? All of the people and personalities did. Our class was intelligent, ambitious, close-knit, and very friendly. In addition, we had sone very funny people and moments: James Anderson's diet of worms in elementary school, Cindy Freeze's pregnancy caused by being hit in the arm, and dozens of funny skits in speech class. Although the events were important, it was the people who made the Class of 1988 stand out from the crowd. 70 Class History SENIOR BESTS MOODIEST: Brenda Haugrud, Tara Hurst, Derrick Aly, Bri- an Melkert ROWDIEST: Jeanne Marty, Debbie Nellermoe, Eric Hatle, Dan Tibbetts STRANGEST LAUGH : Heather Burke, Debbie Nellermoe, Derrick Aly, David Seifert NICEST WALK:Michelle Jacobson,Nicole Ohman, Dylan Berg, Troy Huseby MOST UNUSUAL:Darla Bengtson, Debbie Nellermoe, Der- rick Aly, Jim Anderson NEATEST CAR:Kathy Fitzpatrick, Kelli Lewis, Thao Ho, Bri- an Lahlum NICEST SMILE:Heidi Neff, Nicole Ohman, Jason Henning, Troy Huseby GIGGLIEST:Heather Burke, Kris Lewis, Derrick Aly, Rick Peterson FRIENDLIEST:Heather Burke, Nicole Ohman, Jason Hen- ning, Alan Martinson NOISIEST:Rhonda Gilbertson, Jeanne Marty, Eric Hatle, Dan Tibbetts QUIETEST:Kathy Grossman, Julie Kjos, Thinh Ha, Mike Habedank NEATEST NAME:Maria Christina Carrillo, Laura Elena Lounasheimo, Dylan Douglas Berg, Quentin Christopher Conklin Brenda Haugrud, Brian Melkert, Derrick Aly, Tara Hurst Thao Ho, Brian Lahlum, Kelli Lewis, Kathy Fitzpatrick SHORTEST:Heather Burke, Tammy Svare, Thao Ho, David Seifert MOST ARTISTIC: Michelle Jacobson, Kelli Lewis, Paul Schmidt, Alan Okke MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Rhonda Gilbertson, Becky Paulson, Troy Huseby, Alan Martinson NEATEST HAIR: Michelle Russ, Nicole Ohman, Troy Hu- seby, Steve O'Brien PRETTIEST EYES: Heather Burke, Nicole Ohman, Mark St. John, Dylan Berg BEST DRESSED: Kelli Lewis, Nicole Ohman, Eric Miller, Troy Huseby BEST LOOKING: Nicole Ohman, Teresa Carlson, Dylan Berg, Troy Huseby BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Mary Lu Dutcher, Heather Burke, Jason Henning, Jason McMillen MOST LIKELY TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE: Camilla Bongers, Kelli Lewis, Eric Miller, Troy Huseby MOST GULLIBLE: Kathy Fitzpatrick, Heidi Neff, Jason Hen- ning, Mark St. John DRIFTIEST: Kathy Fitzpatrick, Darla Bengtson, Steve O'Brien, Richard Ahrndt Nadine Schleske, Derrick Aly, Eric Miller (N.P. Michelle Russ) Jason McMillen, Mary Lu Dutcher, Jason Henning, Heather Burke Senior Bests 71 Tanya Johnson Tim Lammers Laura Lounasheimo Diane Marty Chris Larson Kelley Maahs Jeanne Marty Jennifer McGregor Kelli Lewis Alan Martinson Kris Lewis Cindy Martinson Brian Melkert Eric Miller Heidi Neff Debbie Nellermoe Nicole Ohman Alan Okke Anita Pearson Rick Peterson Shawn Nelson Steve O'Brian Serrina Osborne Becky Paulson Jeff Richardson Jennifer Rick Traci Hoff e Jennifer McGregor Danny Anderson Scott Glaesman Diane Marty Kirsten Swenson Jodi Seim Khamkhay Hongmoungkhoune Sarah Hanson Michelle Russ Robin Steinhoff Heather Burke Kelley Maahs Alan Martinson Kris Lewis Anita Pearson Rhonda Gilbertson Teresa Carlson Heidi Neff Tammy Schmitt 74 Baby Pictures Troy Huseby Tanya Johnson Jeanne Marty Camilla Bongers Steve Glaesman Daniel Valley Melissa Grunewald Kathy Fitzpatrick Pamelyn Robinette Michelle Jacobson Steve John Thao Ho Mary Lu Dutcher Debbie Sanderson Eric Miller Cindy Martinson Korene Bauman Robert Robley Brenda Haugrud Carrie Ehlert Baby Pictures 75 Pamelyn Robinette Robert Robley Lesa Rude Michelle Russ Tammy Schmitt Nadine Schleske Paul Schmidt Debbie Sanderson David Seifert Jodi Seim Michael Sonmor Mark St. John Robin Steinhoff Nancy Stoen Pat Stroh Jodi Sumpter Tammy Svare Sara Treinen Kirsten Swenson Victoria Sytsma Daniel Valley Dan Tibbetts Vice President Sara Treinen. President Alan Martinson. Treasurer Heidi Neff. S. C. Rep. Troy Huseby. Secretary Nadine Schleske Queen Teresa Carlson Photo Courtesy of Zierke Studio 80 Homecoming THE CORONATION CEREMONIES Alan Marinson escorting 1986 Queen 1987 Queen Teresa Carlson Becky Dylan Berg escorting Foreign Exchange Student Laura Lounasheimo Homecoming Court: Row 1: Chandu Welder, Mathew Engebretson. Row 2: Alan Martinson. Eric Miller, MaryLu Dutcher, Teresa Carlson. Lesa Rude, Laura Lounasheimo. Jason McMillen. Billy Marty. Row 3: Mindy Johnson. Becky Woessner, Missy Sherbrooke. Lisa Korf. Row 4: Curt Hatle, Dylan Berg. Eric Jenson, Troy Huseby, Kyle Haugrud Eric Miller escorting MaryLu Dutcher Jason McMillen escorting Teresa Carlson Troy Huseby escorting Lesa Rude 81 FOR THE GRAND FINALE VIKINGS TRIUMPH OVER FRAZEE Victorious Queen Teresa Carlson being crowned by Becky St. John at Homecom- ing Coronation. Lisa Korf pushes Kyle Haugrud in Homecoming parade Faculty members in Great Haste. Less Milling skit. Seniors anticipate another undefeated powder pu team. Alan Martinson pays a visit to his childhood memories. 82 Homecoming Heather Burke and Jim Anderson as Coronation M.C.'s School Spirited VIKING Fans at Bonfire Color Day Winners Doug Bergquist and Jodi Seim. Grubbers Tim Burke and Gina Geerdes. Twins for a day Laura Miller and Amy Mac- Gregor Athletic Day Winners Pamelyn Ro- binette and Paul Schmidt MaryLu Dutcher demonstrates how she goes to the bathroom. Homecoming 1987 provided a variety of activities in which PRHS students could par- ticipate. It all started on Monday with dress up day in school, followed on Monday night with coronation. Becky St. John built up sus- pense galore before finally crowning Teresa Carlson as the new queen. Homecoming festivities continued throughout the week with twin day, grub day, athletic day, and color day. The Sen- iors beat the Juniors in the annual powder- puff football game, while the Volleyball team lost its games to Dilworth and Rothsay. The week was topped off on Friday night with a tremendous victory over the Frazee Hornets by the Viking football team. Marcene Stetz gets tagged by Heidi Neff Chandu Welder escorted by and Sara Treinen Mathew Engebretson Homecoming 83 FINNISH FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Laura Lounasheimo, age 17, came to Pelican Rapids last July as a Rotary Exchange Student, following in the foot- steps of her mother who lived as an exchange student in Michigan for a year. She comes from Kurikka, Finland, a city of 12,000. The climate is quite similar to ours, and the snow falls with no limitations; however, their landscape is without hills. During Laura's visit she stayed with host families Don and Sherrie Johnson, Jim and Carol Johnson, and Dave and Maggie Aaberg. If anyone would like to write to Laura after she leaves her address is Laura Lounaheimo, 61360 Mieto, FINLAND. Laura in the lunch line 84 Foreign Exchange A HALLOWEEN TO REMEMBER 1st Prize Winners Debbie Nellermoe and Danny An- derson Costumed students dance Marcene Stetz, Vicki Hovland, Trudy Baaken, Jeff Korf Lari Veazie, and Scott Starin Clint Bogucki, Chris Larson, and Jodi Sumpter Kathy Kratzke, Tonya Bina, Michelle Silseth, and Becky Woessner Halloween Dance 85 KELLEY AND JASON CROWNED AT Kelley Maahs and Jason Henning were crowned Sweetheart Queen and King at the annual Sweetheart Dance held in the elementary school gym Saturday, February 13, 1988, Tami Johnson and Lori Klein were on hand for the coronation. Music was provided by Sound Dynamics. Other activities adding to the excitement of the week were Cowboy and Indian Day on Wednesday and Hawaiian Day on Thursday. On Friday over 800 carnations were delivered to the students by Student Council members. Friday was also celebrated by a Red 8c White Day, Dress Up theme. Nicole Ohman and Steve O'Brien Michelle Russ and Thao Ho Queen Kelley Maahs and 86 SWEETHEART DANCE King Jason Henning Sara Treinen and Pat Stroh 87 HEAVEN IN VOUR EYES—87 PROM 'Tis here at last, this night of nights, sweet music, dancing, soft dimmed lights. So laugh, and sing, all hearts be gay, recall, remember, each past school day. Let us pause from our dancing, remember the past. This poem adequately describes the feeling of May 1, 1987. The junior class had spent many long hours in preparation for this event from the magazine drive to the finishing touches on the dance floor. The evening began at Trinity with a turkey dinner. James Anderson, Kelley Maahs.and Heidi Neff sang Heaven in your Eyes ; they were accompanied by Mr. Dean Aamodt. Cami Bongers was Master of Ceremonies. Mf. Jim Fletcher, our guest speaker, presented a program about the antics of our senior class. Later that night as we participated in the Grand March which was emceed by sophomores Jennifer Tims and Brian Maasjo. Then we listened to the music of Stickman, formerly the Phones in the gym decorated in blues and silver. After the dance many seniors, juniors, and guests had fun at the post-prom party. These are our memories of Prom '87 Heaven in your Eyes. Carrie ENert and Nadine Schleske just hanging around 88 Prom Decorated gym awaits prom-goers Eric Hatle and Khamkhay Hongmoungk- houne, smile Becky Paulson and Lesa Rude tape crepe Tara Hurst and Kelli Lewis Decorating juniors pose for photo Juniors, Seniors and guests dance to the music Teresa Carson cleans up J. Tims, B. Kvare, B. Maasjo, B. Woessner, S. Johnson Michelle Russ, Jason McMil- len, MaryLu Dutcher Prom Mural finished after much pomping Prom 89 GREASE IS THE WORD, IS THE WORD... Row 1: Klara Kuhlmann, Maria Carillo, Jennifer Rick, Kelley Maahs, Pamelyn Robinette, Dave Seifert, Rhonda Gilbertson, Heidi Neff, MaryLu Dutcher, Becky Paulson. Row 2: Terry Pierce, Jason Henning, Jeff Richardson, Charles Krekelberg, Dylan Berg, Brian Maasjo, Jon Zick. Row 3: Robbie Barron, Anita Pearson, Dena Emmons. Mike Kuvaas, Bridget Erickson, Amy MacGregor, Chris Scheman, Laura Miller, Nancy Stoen, Jim Anderson, Melissa Grunewald, Tina Berg. Nicole Ohman, Diane Marty. Row 4: Steven Schempp, Heath Johnson, Derrick Aly, Larry Nelson, Thinh Ha. Alan Okke. Beth McGregor, Jennifer Tims, Brenda Haugrud, Trudy Bakken, Teresa Carlson. Jenny Grothe, Heather Neff, Beth Morgan. Row 5: Bethany Ehlert, Ailene Handorff. Laura Lounasheimo, Julie Kjos, Nikki Jacobson. Sarah Schafte, Patty Devine. Kaye Nelson, Carrie Ehlert. Robin Steinhoff, Jayme Hovland, Lisa Johnson, Cady Satter. Row 6: Michelle Jacobson, Vicki Hovland. Becky Paulson gives a piece of her mind Pamelyn Robinette, Jennifer Rick, Kelley Maahs, Rhonda Gilbertson.Ro- bin Steinhoff, Brenda Haugrud Nicole Dellaneva, Marcene Stetz. Melissa Grunewald, Diane Marty, Kristi Flem, Chris Scheman, Kathy Kratzke Rhonda Gilbertson, Dave Seifert, Jim Anderson ...AROUND SCHOOL Rhonda Gilbertson and David Seifert moon- Jason Henning sings Greased Lightning Jennifer Tims and Heather Neff, dancing away Pam Robinette, Kelley Maahs, Jennifer Rick, and Rhonda Gilbertson Grease was definitely the word around PRHS in the fall of 1987. When plans of the production were an- nounced, the halls buzzed with the excited talk of Greasers, Pink ladies and the 50's. Anticipation was high during tryouts held in Mrs. Erickson's room. There was much speculation as to who would portray Sandy, Danny, Kenickie, and Rizzo. Tensions rose until finally the cast list was posted and rehearsals could begin. Many long hours were spent working hard to make it an enjoyable, entertaining production. When it came time to perform the Matinee for the High School, the cast finally realized that the long hours and hard work had paid off. The matinee, however, was just the be- ginning of their success. The production continued to go on in front of sell-out crowds throughout its three day run in the Fine Arts Auditorium. The Grease cast gathers together for a song Vicki Hovland and Michelle Jacobson Grease 91 ONE-ACT PLAY RETURNS TO PRHS One-Act Play Cast. Pamelyn Robinette, Jason Henning, Jennifer Tims. Row 2: Advisor Kathy Knuteson-Olson. Jim Anderson. Officer Callahan helps Mrs. Moore put on her shoes Betty and Harry argue over the other woman Betty ..........Pamelyn Robinette Harry .............Jason Henning Mrs. Moore...........Jennifer Tims Officer Callahan ... .Jim Anderson Director ... .Kathy Knuteson-Olson 92 One-Act Play Four PRHS students performed “Three on a Bench by Doris Estrada on January 29, 1988 for the student body and on January 30, 1988 for Dis- trict 23 one-act play competition. The play centered around two young lovers, played by Pamelyn Robinette and Jason Henning, who quarrel. An elderly Mrs. Moore, played by Jennifer Tims, helped the couple resolve their differences. Officer Callahan, por- trayed by Jim Anderson, involved him- self by informing Mrs. Moore of other couples in the park who were having difficulty and by expressing his own ro- mantic interest in Mrs. Moore. Bus Drivers 93 CHRISTIANSON'S BUS SERVICE Row 1: Jim Christianson. Kathy Russ, Cricket Barrerra, Kay Erickson, Judy Schultz. Iris Nelson. 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Leanne 22. 30 Berndt, John 33, 38 Berndt, Joseph 33, 52 Bigelow, Jason 12, 16, 30, 35 Bina, Tonya 10, 18, 31, 35 Bogucki, Clint 6, 7, 12, 31, 35, 65, 66 Bongers, Cami 18, 26, 35, 65, 71, 75 Booth, Wendy 32 Boschee, Brenda 52. 53 Boschee, Chuck 7, 12, 35, 65 Brakefield, Kelly 32, 54 Bratlien, Shirley 65, 67 Brown, Bobby 12, 16, 17 Brown, Michelle 6, 54 Brown, Shaun 32, 54 Brummer, Greg 32 Budke, Troy 17 Burke, Heather 26, 65, 70, 71, 74, 82 Burke, Tim 20, 31, 35, 83 c Campbell, Joshua 52 Canton. Chad 21. 33 Cao. Ho 052. 53 Carlson, Michael 52 Carlson, Mike 33 Carlson, Teresa 23, 26, 27, 35, 68. 71. 74, 80. 81, 82 Carlson, Zach 33, 54 Carrillo, Maria 67, 68 Chapin, Randy 68 Christianson, Chad 54 Cole, Kim 32. 54 Conklin, Luke 54 Conklin, Quentin 68 Cook. Shelly 26 D Dahl, Tyler 21, 33 Dalman, Darren 33 Dalman. Stephen 54 Dang, Bao 16 Devine, Patty 6, 28, 35 Dillon, Lori 10, 14, 15, 32, 33, 35 Dillon, Teresa 32, 54 Dirks, Stacey 27, 32, 52 Doan, Tho 17, 37 Doppler, Steve 21, 32, 33, 38 Douglas, John 52 Dow, Eric 54, 55 Drayton, Rodney 28 Duong, Loc 16 Duong. Lua 33, 53, 54 Dutcher, MaryLu 10, 31, 35, 36. 68. 71, 75. 81. 83 E Ehlert. Bethany 32 Ehlert. Carrie 28. 29. 37, 68, 75 Elton, Ryan 32, 33, 54, 55 Erickson, Bridget 27, 32, 33, 54, 55 Erickson, Doug 32 Estrin, Jody 32, 39, 54 F Field, Tony 32 Fife, Eric 34. 54. 55 Fife. Mike 17 Fitzgerald, Shawnmarie 32, 33 Fitzpatrick, Kathy 10, 35, 68, 71, 75 Flath, Tonja 10, 28 Flem, Kristi 10, 18. 28. 35 Fletcher, Sheri 32, 33, 39. 52 Follingstad. Steve 16. 32. 33, 54 Franklin. Tom 48, 68 G Gaarsland, Jamie 32, 52 Gaustad, Brian 3 Geerdes, Gina 33, 52, 83 Geerdes. Greg 32, 33, 54 Gilbertson, Rhonda 6, 14, 15, 23, 31, 35, 37. 68. 71. 74 Glaesman. Scott 48, 68, 74 Glaesman. Steve 9, 35, 68, 75 Gontarek, Jill 6, 28. 35 Gorton, Alayne 32, 33, 54 Gorton, John 6. 12, 30. 34. 35, 38 Grahn, Julie 32, 39, 54 Grossman, Kathy 28, 37, 39, 66, 68, 71 Grothe, Jennifer 27, 32. 33, 52 Grunewald, Melissa 28, 36, 68, 75 Gulstad, Johanna 10, 33 H Ha, Phoung 10, 26, 28 Ha, Thinh 6, 37. 68. 71 Haak, Jason 54 Habedank, Mike 12, 67, 68, 71 Hagen, Travis 33, 52 Haglund, Cheryl 32. 54 97 Haglund, Michelle 10. 23. 32 Haiby. Dennis 38, 68 Handorff, Ailene 6, 26, 39 Hansen. Jaime 38 Hanson. Sarah 28. 69, 74 Hanson. Sarah 52 Harthun. Lisa 31. 35 Harthun, Vance 12, 38 Hatle. Curt 6, 12. 21. 38. 81 Hatle, Eric 69. 71 Haugrud, Amy 6. 14, 15, 32. 34. 54, 55 Haugrud. Brenda 30. 38, 39, 69. 71, 75 Haugrud, Kristi 28, 37, 39, 67, 69 Haugrud, Kyle 6, 7, 12, 20, 21, 30, 34. 38. 81. 82 Hayes, Chris 32, 33, 54 Heaton, Amber 52 Helgeson. Jim 12, 67, 69 Henning, Jason 26, 31, 66, 69, 71, 86, 87, 92 Henning, Jed 33. 52 Hildebrand. Melissa 32, 33, 34, 54. 55 Hildebrand. Michelle 32. 33, 34, 54, 55 Hill. Jenny 22 Ho. Thao 12. 16. 17, 35, 37. 69, 71 75, 86 Hoadley, Beth 27, 32. 33. 54 Hoadley, Jason 32, 52 Hoffe, Traci 37, 69, 74 Hoffe, Trent 32, 33, 52 Hongmoungkhoune, Khamkhay 6, 69, 74 Hongmoungkhoune, Phonevilay 21 Hovland, Brian 33, 52 Hovland, Jayme 8, 10, 19. 32, 33 35 Hovland, Vicky 30 Hurst, Tara 22, 37, 67. 69, 71 Hurst., Tara 35 Huseby, Troy 6. 7, 12, 13. 20, 21, 30, 34. 35. 69. 70. 71. 75. 77. 81 Hvidsten, Darin 6 Hvidsten, Mike 12, 21 I Isaman, Jesse 52 Isaman, Kelly 6. 22, 26. 35 Ishaug, Mark 20, 31 J Jacobs, JoEllen 52, 53 Jacobson. Michelle 30, 37. 69, 71 75 Jacobson, Nikki 28 Jacobson, Scott 54 Jacque, Rochelle 14, 32, 52, 53 Jenkins, Rebecca 52 Jenson, Brad 6. 7, 35, 38, 66. 69 Jenson. Eric 6, 12, 13, 20, 21, 31, 34, 35, 81 John, Eric 12. 28 John. Nathan 32, 52 John. Steve 12, 28, 37, 69. 75 Johnson, Chanda 14, 32, 39, 52 Johnson, Daniel 67, 69, 70 Johnson, Danielle 10, 15. 32, 33, 35 Johnson, Darcy 32, 54 Johnson, Heath 20, 30 Johnson, Jeremy 9, 21 Johnson, Jodi 32, 52 Johnson, Josette 8. 22. 31, 35, 69 Johnson, Lisa 22. 27, 32. 33, 54, 55 Johnson, Mindy 6, 7. 28, 31, 35, 81 Johnson, Monica 8, 10, 18. 19, 32, 35 Johnson, Stacie 10. 11, 18, 19, 27 Johnson, Tanya 28, 72, 75 K Karger, Jon 32 Kenyon, Bradley 52 Kimm. Rob 6. 12. 26, 28, 35 Kjos. Julie 28. 66. 71, 72 Klein. Steve 6, 7, 12, 21, 28, 30 Klinnert, Tom 31, 38 Korf. Brian 32. 33. 52, 53 Korf. Jeff 9. 12. 35, 72 Korf, Lisa 10, 19, 81. 82 Kratzke. Kathy 23. 28, 31. 37 Krekelberg. Charles 3, 9. 32 Kugler. Jason 54 Kugler, Michael 54 Kuhlmann, Klara 32. 54 Kuvaas. Michael 17. 27. 32, 54 Kvare, Beth 10, 18. 35 L Lahlum, Brian 71. 72 Lammers, Tim 16, 67, 72 Larson, Chris 031, 35, 66, 72 Larson. Sean 33, 52 Lehn. Jodi 10, 32 Lemke, Jamie 52 Lewis, Kelli 022, 28, 37, 67, 71. 72 Lewis. Kris 028. 29, 37, 39. 71, 72, 74 Linnertz, Carman 10. 26, 30, 28 Linnertz. Tamara 27. 32. 52 Loerzel, Rick 28, 30 Lounasheimo. Laura 72, 81 Lubitz. Stacy 32, 54 Lund, Kari 32. 33. 34, 54, 55 Lundrigan. Kerri 32. 33, 52 Lynnes. Jared 17, 32, 52, 53 Lynnes, Jennifer 38 M Maack, Craig 33 Maahs, Kelley 28, 29, 30, 72. 74, 86 Maasjo, Brian 26. 31. 36 Maasjo, Lori 8. 32. 33, 54 MacGregor, Amy 26, 27, 28, 31, 37, 39, 83 Martinson. Alan 6, 7, 20. 21, 31. 35, 71. 72. 74. 77, 81, 8 2 Martinson, Cindy 10, 14, 35, 72, 75, 87 Marty, Billy 28. 34. 38. 81 Marty, Bonnie 32. 33, 54 Marty, Diane 72. 74 Marty, Jeanne 71, 72, 75 Marty, Maggie 38 McDonald, David 30 McDonald. Stephanie 54 McGrand, Hally 14, 30 McGregor, Beth 8, 10. 14. 15. 32, 33, 35 McGregor, Jennifer 10, 14, 31, 35, 72. 74 McKeever. Jeff 16, 52 McMillen, Jana 27, 32, 33. 54, 55 McMillen. Jared 32. 33. 52 McMillen, Jason 6, 7, 28, 31, 34, 35, 67, 71. 72. 81 Melkert, Brian 12, 35. 38, 66. 71, 73 Metcalfe. Rob 21, 33 Milbeck, Chad 52 Miller, Eric 6, 7, 12. 13, 28. 29, 34, 36, 37, 71. 73. 75. 81 Miller, Jason 33. 52 Miller, Laura 22, 26, 34, 83 Moberg, Denise 23, 66. 73 Moberg, Teresa 10 Morgan, Beth 10, 14, 32. 33 Mostue. Ryan 6. 12. 21, 31 Motz, Karen 73 Muckey, Brian 54 N Neff. Heather 32 Neff. Heidi 023. 28, 31, 34. 35. 70, 71. 73. 74, 77. 83. 87 Nellermoe. Debbie 6, 7, 35, 38, 67, 71, 73 Nelson. Blake 9, 21. 32. 35 Nelson, Darrin 32. 52 Nelson, Dee 30 Nelson, Donna 22 Nelson, Janelle 32, 52 Nelson, Jeanette 32, 52 Nelson, Kaye 6, 38 Nelson, Larry 6, 38 Nelson, Melissa 6, 10, 19, 32, 33, 35 Nelson, Paul 32, 33, 54 Nelson, Ryan 9 Nelson, Shawn 29. 73 Nelson, Stacy 10, 19, 28 Nelson, Trevor 54 Ness, Thad 17, 33 Nettestad, Kristin 32, 33, 54 Neulieb. Chad 54 Nguyen, Hiep 16, 17 Nguyen. San 16. 28 Nguyen, Son 16. 17 98 Nguyen, Thanh 16 Nichol, Elizabeth 6, 30 o O'Brien, Steve 12, 16, 35, 70, 71, 73. 86 Ohman, Matt 32, 33, 52, 53 Ohman, Nicole 23, 35, 37, 67, 71, 73. 86 Okke. Alan 71, 73 Olson, Brian 32, 33, 52 Olson, Clarence 32, 54 Olson, Darren 31 Olson, Derek 17, 54 Olson, Patricia 28, 30 Olson, Peter 21, 38 Osborne, Serrina 29, 67, 73 Ostbye, Jason 20. 21 Ouren, Chad 32, 52 Ouren, Nathan 28, 31 P Paulson, Becky 22, 23, 36, 37, 67, 71. 73 Pearson, Anita 28, 73, 74 Pearson, Jim 9, 21, 32, 33 Pederson, Aaron 12, 20, 28 Pederson, Ryan 32, 52, 53 Perkins, Dusty 14, 32, 39, 53 Peshek, Jessica 27, 52 Peters, Jessica 30 Peterson, Cathy 28. 30 Peterson, Rick 71, 73 Peterson, Tiffany 14, 32, 54 Petit, Elsa 32, 33, 54 Pierce, LaDonna 32, 52 Pierce, Martin 17, 32, 54 Platt, Jaime 6, 7, 35 Platt, Mike 17 Platt, Philip 3, 32, 52 Polley, B.J. 26. 27, 28, 31 Presler, Melissa 52, 53 R Raisanen, Kelly 26 Rasmussen, Erik 32, 54 Refsland, Preston 12, 30, 35 Resset, Missy 32, 33, 52, 53 Richards, Trevor 31, 60 Richardson, Jeff 35, 73 Richardson. Mark 16. 17 Rick, Ed 6. 21 Rick, Jennifer 6, 28, 67, 73 Ripley, Scott 12, 16, 17, 30, 35, 38 Robinette, Pamelyn 75, 76. 83, 92 Robinson. Jeremy 52 Robley, Robert 38, 75, 76 Rocholl, Travis 21, 33. 38 Roisum, Reed 32, 54 Roisum, Trevor 20, 21 Ronngren, Connie 37 Ross, Cherie 32, 54 Rotz, Philip 17, 54 Rotz, Staci 10. 14. 28, 30 Rude, Lesa 18, 66, 70, 76. 81 Rudie, Teresa 10, 19, 28, 30 Russ. Michelle 23, 31. 35. 71, 74. 76, 86 Russ, Mike 32. 33, 54 Rustand, Corey 6, 20, 28, 35 s Salvevold. Jeff 21, 38 Salvevold. Scott 54 Sanderson, Debbie 28, 29, 37, 75, 76 Sanderson, Gail 28 Satter. Cady 010. 14, 32, 33 Schafte, Sarah 23 Scheman, Chad 32, 54, 55 Scheman, Chris 14, 15, 38 Schempp. Steve 27, 33 Scheribel. Jeff 54 Schleske, Nadine 10, 11, 14, 15, 34, 35. 67, 76. 77 Schmidt, Glenda 54 Schmidt, Pamela 32, 33, 54. 55 Schmidt, Paul 12. 13, 20. 31. 34, 35, 71, 76. 83. 87 Schmidt, Steven 52 Schmitt, Tammy 23, 35, 37, 74, 76 Schultz, Earl 6. 12, 38 Schultz, Troy 32 Seifert, David 16, 17, 28, 29, 35, 70, 71. 76 Seim, Jodi 38, 74, 76, 83 Seter, Tara 14, 32. 52. 53 Seter, Troy 12. 20. 35 Sherbrooke. Missy 10. 19, 28, 30, 81 Silseth, Chad 12. 21. 31 Silseth, Michelle 10. 11, 18, 19, 30, 34. 35 Sleen, Adam 31 Sleen, Jordon 52 Smith, Danita 32, 54 Sonmor, Michael 76 Sorum, Cindy 8, 32. 33 Sorum, Matt 6, 12, 28. 30 St. John. Mark 12, 13, 35. 67. 71. 76, 87 Starin, Scott 12, 13, 20 Steinhoff. Robin 74, 76 Stetz, Marcene 8, 18, 26, 35. 37, 39. 83 Stoen, Nancy 28. 67, 76 Stoen, Robbie 32, 54 Stroh, Pat 12. 13, 35. 76. 87 Stromberg, Jamie 32, 54 Stromberg, Sarah 14, 32, 52 Stuvland, Mary 32, 54 Sumpter, Jodi 28, 30, 66, 76 Sundblad, Sandra 32. 39, 52, 53, 55 Svare, Tammy 66. 71. 77 Swanson, Jeanna 14, 32. 39. 54 Swanson, Kirby 38 Swanson, Shane 17 Swanson, Teresa 39, 52, 55 Swenson. Glen 12 Swenson, Kim 6, 10, 19, 32, 35 Swenson, Kirsten 14. 30, 35, 74, 77 Sytsma, Ben 21, 28, 38 Sytsma, Jason 32, 52 Sytsma, Vicki 36, 38 Sytsma, Victoria 67, 77 T Thom. Kylah 32 Thompson, Len 52 Thorson, John 21 Thorson, Laura 22, 32. 54 Thorson, Sarah 32, 52 Tibbetts. Dan 71, 77 Tims, Emily 10. 19, 30 Tims, Jennifer 28, 30, 36, 92 Tingelstad, Jeff 9, 20 Tingelstad. Teresa 33. 52 Tinglestad, Jeff 35 Tollefson, Daren 32, 38 Treinen. Dan 12, 21, 31 Treinen. Sara 23, 34, 35, 66, 77, 83. 87 V Valley, Daniel 75, 77 VanCleef, Shon 38 Veazie. Lary 12, 20 Vigen, Cindy 31, 38 w Waller. Charles 32. 33. 52 Watkins. Amber 38 Watkins, Andy 38 Wehrenberg. Khristy 32, 54 Westby, Chris 20, 21. 31. 34, 35. 38 Westby, Matt 6, 12. 21. 28. 31 Wick, David 21, 32 Wickenheiser, Brian 38 Wimmer, Troy 52 Wischnack, Herb 16 Woessner, Becky 10, 11, 18, 28, 30, 35. 39. 81 Woessner, Bonnie 32, 33, 52, 53 z Zentz, Debby 32, 54 Zentz, Shannon 33, 54 Zick, Jon 31 Zimmerman, Missy 32, 33. 54, 55 99 100 Closing THE FAMILY ALBUM Childhood seems so long ago With faces dim, forgotten names. And special friends I used to know. The camping trips and softball games. The lonely times and longing dreams. The Sunday Church and Tarzan show. Childhood seems so long ago. Some other world I used to know. Some other ocean's ebb and flow Until the family albums show: Some sad and sensitive boy — With a space between his teeth — Staring at me. — James Kavanaugh from Will You Be My Friend? Photo by Cy Trygstad I • • ■ ----------v V