Preston High School - Heritage Jayette Yearbook (Preston, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

1977 HERITAGE PRESTON-FOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL PRESTON, M55965 VOLUME 54 IN DEDICATION We dedicate the 1977 HERITAGE to Mr. Elmer C. Slostad. Superintendent of Schools. who has spent many dedicated years in the halls of P-FHS, and has played an influential and inspiring part in the grow th and in improvement of our school system. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Yesterday 8 Today 20 Tomorrow 54 Senior Index 84 Faculty Index 85 General Index 86 Ads 88 A yearbook is something that takes a lot of effort to put together, hut ends up as something to re- member. Many hours were spent in the prepara- tion of our yearbook and a great many people offered their services to make sure it became THE book. A very special thank-you goes to Mr. Garry Post, who designed the cover and added a finish- ing touch to make it what it is now when we decided that it needed a change. Mr. David Hokcn- son, our advisor, also made our yearbook exist, as he took out time from his schedule to volunteer his services as advisor. Mr. Richard Fraser, photo- grapher in Cresco, Iowa, provided the many need- ed pictures for the success of our book. Also, a very special thanks goes to our editor, Theresa Devlin, who has put in many hours to make this book a success. Tim Barth and Flip Huggenvik were not to be outdone, and, after many hours themselves, produced the pictures we used and also spent much of their time taking and develop- ing the individual class pictures, a new addition to the book. The staff of the 1977 HERITAGE should also be thanked for their effort to make our book what it is today. 3 He seems To have seen better «lays, as who has not Who has seen yesterday? —Lord Byron 4 Tomorrow—oh twill never be If we should live a thousand years! For time is all today, today. —James Montgomery 6 8 Yesterday HOMECOMING ARRIVES WITH NEW SURPRISES 1976 Homecoming Royalty (Above): Queen � Attendant� . Sue Quanrud. Attendant. Lanre Armstrong; King'� Attendant� , Joel Elmer. Dave Mensink. Jody Doraink. Denise Dornink. and Judy Grant: Junior Queen � Attendant. Mike Nehring. and Tim Barth. 1st row—Dave Mensink and Joel Elmer. 2nd Stephanie Bindel� : Queen. Ia� ri Brand and King Joe Afseth: Junior King � row—Denise Domink and Judy Grant. 10 8th grade Parade Winning Float (Below): nd Davc Mcnaink. 2nd Row-Judy Grant Jays Have A Royal Flush.” Homecoming and HenUe Dorn ink Attendants (Above): 1st Row—Joel Ebner The 1976 Homecoming l egaii as King and Queen, Dan Christianson and Tami McKenzie, opened the ceremo- nies. The candidates were announced, and Mr. Hoeffner gave a pep talk on our upcoming game. Queen Tanti arose to crown the 1976 King. Every- one was at the edge of their seats when Joe Afseth was crowned. W hen the screams died down former King Dan moved towards the queen candi- dates. After what seemed to he an eternity he kissed Lori Brand and our 1976 Queen was chosen. The bonfire, built by the sophomore class, cele- brated the event. Friday morning began with the con- structing of floats. The Seniors showed their approval of the new sys- tem by putting the entire Senior class either on or in Mike Nehring’s pickup. The Juniors, not to be out- done. constructed a human pyramid. The first half of the game didn't prove very rewarding. But the hand gave an impressive half time show. Also at half time, the winning floats were an- nounced; the 8th grade won with. The Jays Have A Royal Flush.” the Seniors won with. Cream Of Cards Soup. Queen Lori and her court ended the half time festivities. The second half started off well with Pre- ston scoring a touchdown, hut they could not stop the Cards. The final score was 28-6. 11 1976 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS (Left): 1 ( l Roto Mike Nehrinp ami Jnrl Ebner. 2n«l Roh—Jody Dornink and Sue Quanrud. (Above): Senior� float wins in their dm-ion with the theme of Cream of Card Soup ’. (Be- low): To add to the exeitement of Homeeominp Week, the hand and flap pirb perform a diffi- cultly executed half time performance after many lonp hour of work in preparation for thi . 12 Gridders Grind Out Good Season FOOTBALL (Above): Ut Row Rob (ro man. Peter S� lie. Eric Ben� on. Steve Sunde. Jim B«-rg. David Damme. Paul Mangan. Ka� b Priebe. Paul Little. Brett ( '.orson. Steve Speer. 2nd Row—Pat Falkner. Bob McKenzie. Joe Af eth. Chuck Bettor. Mike Nebring. Dave Mensink. Kevin Reick� . Bob Barlow. Mark Spelbaug. Dean Aug. Tom Hagan. 3rd Row—Frank Jantzewski. Coach, t.bip Hampel. Kevin Haug.� tad. John RiMau. Mark Laixm. Dave Sny- der. Bruce Miller. Tom Scheevel. Jim Slop tad. Steve Ri.� tau. Dick lrip.li. Coach, 4th Row Kurt Reirk� . Matt McBride. Flip Huggenvik. Scott Ru-tad. Barry Dahl. Keith Denny. Steve Larimer. Rahn Klein. Matt Bradt. Darren Aug. Tom Scheevel. The victorious Bluejays of 1976 compiled a very respectable record of 8-1. Although the Jay failed to win the conference championship, they proved their willingness ami proved themselves by outscoring their opponents 150-66. The offensive line consisted of Boh McKenzie, Charles Bes- to r. Kevin Reirks, Bruce Miller. Dave Snyder. Mark Larson, and John Ristau. These players did a fine job of holding hack the teams and opening holes for Mike Nehring, Pat Falkncr. Dave Mensink. and Joe Afseth. This year Dave Mensink led the team in rushing with 1,144 yards in 262 carries, an average of 4.36 yards a carry, and scor- ing 12 touchdowns. Dave also led the team in tackles followed by Boh McKenzie and Charles Bestor. This year, the Seniors on the team were Mike Nehring, Pat Falkner, Dave Mensink. and Joe Afseth. Also a pecial tribute to those hoys who did not plav. but worked hard in practices. If they had not been there the team would not have done so well. The B team was coached by Mr. Irish. They compiled a 2-4 record. The B team boys all worked very hard, and those coming up to join the A team are sure to he a valuable asset. The C team, coached by Mr. Falkner. had a very Irving season this year. Although the little Jays record wasn;t very reward- ing, they showed much spirit and determination. 13 11 Dave Men� ink C-TEAM FOOTBALL (Above): 1st Row—Tracy Christianson. Mike Mellaei. David Lillejord. Lewi� Grebin, Todd Kreugel. Carlisle Corson. Brent Hovelson, Scott Speer. Dennis Solberg. 2nd Row -Tom Hahn. Andy Bahl. Dean Solberg. Mike Berg. Mike Jaszewski. Brent Daug- herty. Kevin Rissman. Toni Duxbury. John Hamann. Gordon Cariveau. 3rd Row—Ron Ristau. Gregg llaugstad. Lynn Sikkink. Riehard Barth. Mark Breimeth. Mike Woellert, Keith Larson. Dan Keene. Todd Na gel. Mike Barlow. Joe Falkner. Coaeh. FH FOOTBALL OFF 16 Winona-Cotter 6 16 Houston 0 18 Spring Valley 0 6 LeRoy-Ostrander 28 36 Lanes boro 6 20 Wykoff 6 20 ( rand Meadow 14 12 Chatfield 6 6 Harmony 0 A Squad Bounces Through Season The A-squad had a good sea- son which ended too abruptly. They gave the fans some of the best volleyball in the area. They played a strong defense game hut lacked the height necessary for a strong offensive. They’re going to bring hack a lot of experience and tpiiek- ness to next year’s team. A-SQl’AD VOIJ.EYBAI.I. (Above): Ui row—Jan bury, lb Walsh. Ann Damme, Tammy House. Shirley Wildgrubc. Ann O'Connor, Shelly Hawaii. Rhenee Rlnekeman, Blanche Ebert. Sally Bahl. Rain. Nan Simon. 2nd row—Lori Brand. Jane Dux- A-Squad Scorcbox P-F OPP Peterson 2 6 Chatfield 2 1 Spring V alley 0 2 Ia‘Roy -Ostrander 0 2 Wvkoff 2 1 I amen boro 2 1 Wvkoff 2 0 Harmony 0 2 (.rand Meadow 2 1 Chatfield 2 1 Lanesboro 0 2 Harmony 0 2 1 Wvkoff (Tournament (lame) indicates a non-conference game 0 2 (Below right)—Over the net!!! (Above)—Volleyball seniors� : Lori Brand. Shirlev Klockeman. and Denise VandeWeerd. 16 B Squad Spikers (Above) The party ill la t til about midnight. mi . . (Top right) —I p. I p. and Av%ay! The B-team had an tip and down season. They were young and inexperienced which made the going rough. The C-team had a fantastic season. They finished first in conference play with a record of 7-1. They played hard and worked together. The fu- ture looks bright! B-SQUAD VOLLEY'BALL (Above): 1st row—Gail Vrieie, Mary Wakh. Dawn llellickMui. Lisa Hug- genvik. Julie Hagan. 2nd row—Denise Van- deWeerd. Janice Munns. Alberta Aug, Donna Klockeinan. Gwen Knutson, Julie Pickett. Robyn Prieln . 3rd row —Kelly Reick.s, Sharone Aug. Karla Brebni. Deanna Larson. Karrie Brelini. Sue Baker. Beth Befort. Traci Pfister. B-S juad Score box P F OPP Peterson 0 2 Chatfield 2 1 Spring Valley 2 0 LeRoy-Ostrander 0 2 Wykoff 2 1 I .a lies boro 1 2 Wykoff 2 1 Harmony 0 2 Grand Meadow 2 0 Chatfield 2 0 Lanesboro 1 2 Harmony 1 2 indicates a non ■conference game C Squad Tops Conference C S ]tia l: Im row Dencen Aim, Patsy Arends. Traci Brchm. Mara Sn der. and Roxic Rain. 2nd row—Ann Kimkcr. I .auric Frctland. Bonnie Foa se . I.mda McKenzie. DeAnn Hansen, and .Nanev Boysen. 3rd row—Becky Mangen, Jackie Sp«-er. Julie Hunt. Jan Christianson. Kristin Wilson. Lisa Milne, and Sharlene Fingerson. (Far above) —A good hump. Shelley! (Above)—There it goes! C-Team Score box P-F °PP Chatfield 2 0 Spring Valley 2 0 Leroy 2 0 Wykoff 2 0 Lanesboro 2 0 Wykoff 2 0 Chatfield 2 2 l anesboro 0 2 18 Cross-Country: 1st row—Bob Grooters. Erie Bun e. Brad Hoff. Bill Hansen. Troy Knutson. 2nd row Coaeli Zimmerman. Paul Morse. Steve Wright. Rodne Vorwerk, and Marlin Scheevel. Boys on the Run! WH UMk The cross-country team was led by returning letterman. Brad Hoff. He went to Re- gion and placed 10th with his best time of 16:33. The team finished 1st twice at home and 2nd at District and Region. (Above)—Brad's Regional form. (Bottom right) Senior Rodney runs hard. 20 21 Boys Have Big Struggle BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL (Above): Ut Ron Coach Ken Denny. Jon IJIIejord. Mike Nehring. Jor Af s« th. Pat Falkner, Kevin HaugMad. manager Matt McBride. 2nd Row—Bruce Miller. Jeff Haugstad. Mark l arson. Bruce Roelefs. David Snvder. Dave Seheevel. John Ri tau. Dave Mensink. Rodney Vorwerk. Brvan Runningen. SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS (Below): 1st Row—Pat Falkner. Mike Nehring, Joe Afseth. 2nd Row—Jon Iallejord. Rodney Vorwerk, Dave Seheevel. Dave Mensink. Jeff Haugstad. —• r Excitement anti joy was the reward for the players and fans of the A” Team Bluejays, when they gained vic- tory in their many close games. The A Team Bluejays completed a sea- son of 8 wins and 11 losses. The con- ference record was 7 wins and 7 losses. John Ristau led the scoring with 261 points. Mark Larson was 2nd highest with 238 points and Kevin Haugstad had 186 points. David Mensink was next with 176 points, followed by Bruce Roelefs. VI ith determination and will power, Dave Mensink shoots for two. ,fA” SCOREBOX P-FHS OPP r 4 Peterson 65 45 LaCrescent 57 38 Houston 43 53 Spring Valley 52 50 Leroy-Ostrander 41 47 Lanesboro 68 69 Rush ford 57 52 Caledonia 53 50 Wykoff 55 69 Grand Meadow 45 60 Chatfield 75 55 Harmony 72 68 Spring Valley 55 83 Leroy-Ostrander 50 47 I anesboro 51 61 Wykoff 55 79 Grand Meadow 60 61 Chatfield 66 47 Harmony 64 B SCOREBOX P-FHS OPP. 55 Peterson 27 53 LaCrescent 54 50 Houston 30 42 Spring V alley 51 44 Leroy-Ost rander 30 61 I aneshoro 51 61 Rush ford 45 34 Caledonia 32 43 Wykoff 28 41 Grand Meadow 47 48 Chatfield 44 60 Harmony 56 40 Spring V alley 41 60 Leroy-Ust ra nder 33 46 Lanesboro 31 67 Wykoff 39 57 Grand Meadow 45 46 Chatfield 49 49 Harmony 29 Chip Hampel fight for the ball with the help from David Snyder. BOY'S B-SQUAD BASKETBALL Above: 1st Row—Paul Alden. Bill Han en. Kash Priebe. Steve Speer. Brad Hoff. Dan Goasick. Jerome Grant. Pete Solie. 2nd Row— LuVerne Soland, Paul Klockcman. Steve Ri lau. Bill Mensink. Chip Hampel. Jerry Speeht. Scott Ruslad. Jim Berg. Brian Roelofs, Coach Dick Iri h. The Little Blue Maehine, under Coaeh Irish, this year with an overall record of 14 wins and 5 losses. Most of their losses came within the final minutes of the game. Because of their speed and strength they were able to keep way ahead of their opponents. They give us great hope for the years ahead. Chip Hampel follow-, through with hi shot while being fouled. Determination and Skill Equals Success BOYS’C-TEAM BASKETBALL (Above): l t How—Andy Balil. Ron Major. Lewis Grebin. Juan lgna� io. Carlisle Corson. Scott Speer, Mike Jaszcwski. 2nd Row—Kevin Rissman. Troy Fisher, Mike Berg. Tom Hahn. Dan Keene. Tom Duxburv. Todd Nagel. Troy Case. Dave Lillejord. Ronnie Ristau. 3rd Row—Coach Falkner. Mike Baker. John liamann. Keith Iar- M n. Mike Woellert. Barry Case. Denis Dahly. Mark Bremseth. Greg llaugstad. Assistant C.oaeh Mr. Feine. C SCOREBOX 8th grade P-FHS OPP. 29 31 Spring Valley Lanesooro 34 57 52 Wykoff 45 51 Chatfield 44 19 Spring Valley Grand Meadow 28 34 52 21 Harmony Tournaments 30 29 Wykoff 32 20 Spring Valley 49 7th grade 36 Spring Valley I anesboro 18 42 17 36 Wykoff 18 30 Chatfield 24 28 Grand Meadow 19 22 Harmony Tournaments 15 31 Wykoff 15 33 Spring Valley 23 This year the seventh grade C” squad boys basketball team looked very bright for the future. Much of the credit for the seventh grade's success should go to the coaches. The boys had a quick, good shooting hall team. They also had help from the bench when they needed it. With a good season last year the eighth grade team looked to be a top contender this year, but things didn't work out that way. After loosing the first two games the boys came back with a win over Wykoff. In the next game against Chatfield. Preston was loosing until the final quarter when they went ahead, only to loose in con- troversy and have their comeback crushed. Keith l-irxwi stretches more than needed way above the opponent. 24 Girls Strive for Conference Power IMIS Girls A-Team Basketball Scores OFF 63 Peterson 8 29 Mable-Canton 36 26 Spring Valley 63 30 LeRoy-Ostrander 38 49 Lanesboro 45 35 Wykoff 33 i 44 Grand Meadow 39 60 Chatficld 54 36 Harmony 8 38 LeRoy-Ostrander 28 35 LanesDoro 32 40 Wykoff 25 27 Grand Meadow Chatficld Harmony 46 The girls basketball team started out toward a successful season but was not to be completed without the usual number of mi- nor accidents of many of the players. After the many diffi- culties were overcome, the team was even more eager to finish off the year with a lot of determination. Much of the girls’success was de- pendant upon the strong team support from the band, cheer- leaders, and most of all, the fans. The returning seniors, Lori Brand and Shirley Klockcman. added to the experience of the team. 25 A-TEAM GIRLS' BASKETBALL (Above): 1st Row—Lisa lluggenvik. Karri Brehm. Sue Baker. Sally Bahl. Rhenee Rain. Janice Munns. Julie Pickett. 2nd Row—Lori Brand, lb WaUh. Connie Rav. Shirley Klockeman. Deanna (.arson. Jan Kelly. Jane Duxbury. Karla Brehm. Alice Kelly. B-TEAM GIRLS BASKETBALL (Above): 1st Ron Janice Mu mis. Mary Walsh. Lisa Huggenvik. Rhonda Vorwerk. Karen Mcnaink. Jackie Soukop. 2nd Row -Sharone Aug. Sue Baker. Karen Mocn, Karla Brehm. Karrie Brehm. With her teeth prilled and with an expression of deter- Senior basketball players, Lori Brand. Shirley Klockenian. Alice Kelly, pose for their pictures, mination. Jane Kelly dives to retrieve the hall. each with their own unique style. 26 Junior Cagers Rebound With Victorious Season C-TEAM HI-S BASKETBALL (Above): 1st Row—Patricia Devlin. Traci Kaase. Glenda Schott. Theresa Gartner. Jean Schott. Jan Christianson. Kristin Wilson. Mary Solie. Bonnie Fossey. 2nd Row—Deann Hanson. Nancy Boysen. Mara Snyder. Traci Brehin. Margo Mocn. Lisa Milne. Ann Kimber. Kathy Ray. Roxie Rain. Linda McKenzie, manager Shirley Thompson. As the opposing team members look on with desparation and with anticipation of the rebound. Linda McKenzie tries for a layup. B-TEAM GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES P-F HS OPP 19 Spring V alley 21 15 LeRoy-Ost rander 30 35 Lanesboro 8 27 Wykoff 21 14 Grand Meadow 24 24 Chatfield 32 35 Harmony 3 22 Spring Valley 16 18 LeRov-Ost rander 41 45 Lanesboro 15 32 Wykoff 16 25 Grand Meadow 27 Chatfield Harmony The C-Team girls have been show- ing much enthusiasm throughout the year and should be a valuable asset for the next years to come. Through the many strenuous hours they have put in. the accomplish- ment was a success. 27 1977 HERITAGE MAJOR STAFF (Above): 1st Row—Theresa Devlin, Edi- tor. (iarla Mensink. Copy Editor, Sue Lawrence. Layout Editor: Renee Miller. Business Manager. 2nd Row—Mr. Hoken- son. Advisor. Tim Barth. Photographer- In-Chief. 1977 HERITAGE STAFF (Be- low): 1st Row—Carla Mensink. Sue (Juan- rud. Denise Vande Weerd. Sandy Major. Theresa De lin. 2nd Row—Donna Sim- onson. Tim Barth. Flip Huggcnvik. After many nights of Midnight Madness , the yearbook staff found that these crazy hours got the job done for them. The yearbook staff met ev- ery Monday ami Thursday evening in order to es- tablish goals that had to he met. Unlike last year, this year's staff was required to meet two dead- lines for the completion of the hook. At these times. Midnight Madness proved to come through successfully for the weary staff. One major change made by the staff was that of having individual pictures instead of group class pictures. With the help of the staffs two photog- raphers. this was accomplished quite smoothly. On September 21. the major staff, photographers, and the staffs advisor traveled to the University ol Minnesota in St. Paul to attend the annual Min- nesota High School Press Association Convention. The day was spent going from session to session and learning various things about producing the annual from representatives of yearbook companies. Annual sales hit a record high this year in com- parison to previous year's sales. These sales wouldn't be possible without the support of the student body, faculty, and all others who bought the yearbooks and also to those who submitted advertisements. 'Midnight Madness” Does the Job! (Above lop): Tim and Flip find pleasure in their work. After thii . Row—Rhonda Brekke. Jane Kelly. Donna kloekeman. Lori Peiree. bigger and better thing ? (Above): 1st Row-Tona Kistau. Sue Carolyn Anderson. Thompson. Michelle Drury. Renee Miller. Sue Lawrence. 2nd Bigger Staff Produces Better Bugle The first BLUEJAY BUGLE paper came out at Homecoming time and started the year with much enthusiasm. All in all. there were six issues put out over the 1976-77 school year. At first the staff had to scramble to get the paper together on time, hut with much co-operation, each paper came along at a much smoother rate. The BLUEJAY BUGLE staff was very large and cooperative this year. Co-edi- tors Lori Knoepke ami Jackie Damme, reallv enjoyed all the work and the re- sults which they are sure everybody else did too. A big thank you goes to Mr. O’Reilly, the advisor. With his heavy schedule, he pulled the co-editors out of many problems. Another thank you goes to the Preston Republican for printing the papers during a tight schedule. The seniors in 3rd hour study hall who helped put the papers together also de- serve a big thank you. BLUEJAY BUGLE STAFF (Above): 1st Row—Carla Mensink. Denise VandeWeerd. Pal Callanan. Sue (Juanrud. Jan Wildgrube. Jean Mandelko. 2nd Row —Kelly Reicks. Jody Dorn ink. Barb House. Tara Sotie, Donna Simonson. 3rd Row— Dorle Grindland. Sue Major. Blanche Ebert. (Below): 1st Row—Carol Jenson. Sue Thompson. Liri Knoepke. Brig Walsh. Flo Mellaci. Kay Nell ring. Julie Pickett. Sherry Gillespie. Rhonda Brekke. 2nd Row— Jacke Damme. Julie Buenger. Kathy Rindels. Jane Dux- bury. Sally Bahl. Amy Damme. Jean Forney. 3rd Row—Deb Callanan. Tona Ristau. I .auric Bacon. Kathv Miller. Donna Klockeman. BLUEJAY BUGLE CO-EDITORS (Above): Jackie Damme and Iairi Knoepke. 30 PHIR Expresses Student Views (Top On the -port wen with Dixie” ami ”Rockv PRESTON HIGHLIGHTS IN REVIEW PANELISTS. (Below): 1m Rnw-Carla Men- -ink ami Denise Dornink. 2n l Row—Joe Afsetli ami Jon Lillejonl. This past year Preston Highlights In Review was once again over the K.F.I.L. airwaves. Once a week, after school hours, four senior students and a producer gathered around the K.F.I.L. micro- phonoes for their weekly radio show. This year's panelists for P.H.I.R. included: Jon Lillejord. moderator: Carla Mensink. special events: Joe Afseth. bovs athletics: and Denise Dornink. girls athlet- ics. The radio show is directed and produced by Mr. Robert O'Reilly. The show included reports, statistics, interviews, play reviews, and other various activities within Preston, the high school, and the sur- rounding communities. The show could In heard every Saturday over K.F.I.L. at 1:30 P.M. 31 (Top Above): Working together are: Jon Lillejord and Carla Mensink. (Above): WARNING!! AR.NING!! Carla Mensink. Joe Afseth. Denise Dor- nink and Jon Lillejord. The FFA chapter has been active in many areas. Will anv of the members ever forget the chapter tour to Farmfest 76 at Lake Crystal last September? Their randy sales campaign provided a real training experience in organ- izing a ale campaign. It was complete with class co-chairmen, thermometer class charts, individual sale records, trophies for the 4 highest salesmen, and trophies for all co- chairmen. Judging of livestock and of dairy cattle look a number of members to many judging events, including the World Dairy Expo at Madison, Wisconsin and the University of Minnesota at Waseca. Weekly parliamentary practice sessions were held each Friday after school until March when the district and regional FFA parlia- mentary contests were held. This year Shelly Fingerson represented the chapter in the FFA Creed contest. FFA (Above): l .t Row—Laurie Ray. Connie Ray. Mary Grabati. David Seheevel. 2nd Row—Ed Brckkc. Mat! McBride. Barb HovcImui. Mat! Bradt. Brian RoelofV. LuVerne Soland. 3rd Ruh- Mark anderPla.s. lairrv Schopper . Steve Conlan. 1th Row—Chuck Bestor, Steve Wright. Chip flant|H l. Darren Aug, Al Livingood. Bruce Roelofs. 5th Row —Barry Dahl. Steve Ri tau. Bill Men- rink. John Ri.'tau. The Backbone of a Nation mkm m FFA (Below): 1st Row—John Barth. Joe Afseth. David Serfling. Donna Sim- onson. Tom Scheevel. 2nd Row—Paul Alden. Dean Simonson. Art Scheevel, Shellv Fingerson, Karen Mensink, Chervl Christianson, .ini Row Robhie Goss men. Mike Piekett. Donovan Strom, fcvan Case. Rodney Vorwerk. Mark Spelhaug. 4th Row—Steve Shultz, Steve Fin person. Dan Carabern. Jam� Hamann. 5th Row—Neil W� � ellert. Steve Iairimer. Marlin Scheevel. Dave Muehner. Dave Mensink. Barry Daugherty. Dan Soll crg. FFA OFFICERS (Above): 1st Row-Joe Afseth. John Barth. David Serfling. David Scheevel. Iaiurie Ray. 2nd Row—Mary Grahau. Connie Rav. Tom Scheevel. Donna Simonson. Mr. Titrud. advisor. 33 To W orkFor the Better FHA OFFICERS (Above): 1st Row—Doric Grind- land. Jean Mandelko. Carolyn Anderson. Shirley Rlorkeman. 2nd Row—Mrs. Dahlv. Sandy Scliop- pers. Denise YandcWccrd. Jane Kell . Carol Jen- sen. Virginia Aug. FHA MEMBERS (Below): Isi jor, Robyn Priebe. Dorle Grindland. Virginia Aug. Ellen Ristau. 2nd Row—Sandy McBride. Barb Ul- lom. Sandy Major. Sue Quannid. Traei McKenzie. Gail Vrieze, Sandy Sehoppers. Marilyn Major. Sue Hansen. Row—Denise VandeWeerd. Debbie Knies. Sue Ma- . This year the ruture Homemak- ers of America started out the year by having a picnic at the Pool Park. F or variation the chapter decided to have a differ- ent foreign meal each month. 'Hie seniors started out by serv- ing a Swiss Fondue Supper which was enjoyed by the FHA Members. Light bulbs and stuffed animals were sold to raise money so the chapter can take a trip in the Spring. They chose to have secret pals to help make the time spent in FHA more mysterious and exciting. They attended both the District and State Conventions. Jean Mandelko was elected District XIV Vice-President for 1977-78 school year. President Carolyn Anderson worked very hard keeping the chapter active and in order. Three Impact Groups, consisting of Children's Group. Youth Group, and Elderly Group, gave the members an all year around project to work on. 34 FHA MEMBERS (Above): 1st Row Renee Miller. Barb Grant. Belli Befort. Julie Pickett, Carolyn Anderson. Shirley Kloekeman. Sue Iawrenrr. 2nd Row- Jean Mandelko. Carol Jensen, Jean Fossey. Katin Miller. Jane Kell . Miebelle Drury. Kbonda Brekke. ,'ird Row—Tona Ristau. Sue Thompson. Gwen Knutson. Sharon Muebner. lairi Peirce. Donna Kloekeman. Sherry Gillespie. (Upper Right): Jean Mandelko. District XIV Vice-President. (Above): Mrs. Dahly. Advisor. ”1 wonder when that cameraman i going to take my picture.” FHA SENIORS (Below): 1st Row -Sandv Schoppers. Sue l-iw- rence. Sandy Major. Shirley Kloekeman. Renee Miller. Rhonda Brekke. Denise VandcWeerd. Sue Quanrud. Caroly n Anderson. We Keep Moving Along A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS (Above): Ui row—Kay Nehring. 2nd rim- Katin RindeU. Lori Rnocpkc. Jackie Damme. Ann Nagel. Jo Brekke. Brig Walsh. 3rd row—Carolvn Anderson 36 B-SQUAD (CHEERLEADERS (Left): 1st nm -Shelly Fingeoon. Sue Major. 2nd ron—Traci McKenzie. Carol Viale, Susan Ander- son. Doric Grindland. The cheerleaders had a busy year. They ehose Dave Mensink to represent Prestoq-Fountain in the Ath- letes vs. Multiple Sclerosis. There was a dance and marathons held to raise part of the money that placed Preston-Fountain in third place. We com- peted against many other schools in the KAUS radio listening area. T-shirts and jerseys were also sold to raise money for the B'' squads new pon poms. Along with cheering for both girls' and boys' sports all year the cheerleaders arrange pep Test, make signs for the halls, and keep the spirit up in the fans and players. (Cheerleading involves a lot of hard work, hut it is a lot of fun in the end. 37 SENIOR FLAG GIRLS (Above): 1st Row Kathy RimirU. Mary WaUh. Carolyn Andrrmn. Jackie Damme. Tracy Pfiater. 2nd Row—Susan An- dcrson. Jolene Brckke. Denise Dornink. Sally Bahl. Kathy Miller. Dawn HcUickson. (Below): DRUM MAJOR AND MAJORETTE: Jim Slostad and Susan Anderson. Wail! I can't find the music. was one of the many yells from the 72 member Senior Band this past year. The band was kept very busy this year with many activities. Beginning at an odd time of the year for any school activity, summer, the hand played for many parades and was invited to many ceremonies to perform at. But marching wasn't all fun for all the mem- l� ers. The Senior Band again participated in Homecoming this year by marching in the Homecoming parade and putting on a fantastic half-time show. Concerts, contests and festivals are also a very important part of a hand mem- bers life. Some of the contests were Honor Band. All State Tryouts, Small Group Solo En- semble Contest, I irge Group Contest and Re- gional Small Group Contest. Pep Band also served to generate enthusiasm at all the hoy's and girl's games they played for throughout the year. On April second, the hand journeyed to Laneshoro, MN to participate in the Small Group Contest for this area. There were 72 in- strumentalists w ho gave solos and 21 ensembles also performed. Along with all the hectic schedules for the members, they still found time to practice every .Monday. Wednesday and Fridays as a full hand and have Woodwind sec- tionals on Tuesdays and have Brass and Per- cussion sectionals on Thursdays every seventh hour. The Senior Band also hopes to be able to get new uniforms this next fall for the many ac- tivities they will be pc rforming at. Though through all the challenges that faced the hand members, the musie seemed to continue on all the same. Band Beats Dynamic Rhythm SENIOR BAND (Above): 1st Row—Tom Tienter. Jerome Oram. Kevin Mau tad. Peter Solie. Jane Duxburv, John Mangen, Troy KnuUon. David Klompenhower, Brenda Mar .olf. Sharon Wright. Bill Hanson. Ia ri Knoepke. Amy Damme. Jane Kelly. 2nd Row—Jim Slostad. Ann Nagel. Michele Drurv. Lisa Denny, Paul Little, Sandy McBride. Alice Kelly. Donna Klockeman. Jean Fossey, Brig Walsh, Angie Jensen. Sherry Gillespie. 3rd Row Jeff Hayes, Greg Love. Sue Baker. Gwen Knutson. Julie Pickett. Tracy Pfister. Barh Grant. Sharon Huebner, Dedra Trogstad. Kathy Rindels. Ijx Arnold. Garolvn Anderson. Jackie Damme. 4th Row —Deanna I ai on. Dawn Hellickson. Mary alsh, Lori Klompenhower. Sue Thompson. I- � ri Peirce. Sue Lawrence, Sallv Bahl. Renee Miller, Kathy Miller, Carol Jensen. 3th Row— Jolene Brekke. Denise Dornink. Brian Roelfs. Barh Hovclson. Beth Befort, Tona Ristau. Randv Peirce. Sue Anderson. Bruce Roelofs. Jon Lille- jord. Lori Brand. 6th Row—Shirley Klockeman. Mark YanderPlas. 39 Cadet Band Strives for Perfection CADET BAND (Above): 1st How—Shelly Lawstuen, Julie Hunt. Jan Chris- tianson. Nancy Boysen, I .alira Frrtlaml. Denern Tmgstad. Beth Kelly. 2nd Row— Greg Haugstad. Mark Bremseth, Scott Wilson. Tom Hahn. Bonnie Ris- tau. Jaylene Vogt. Tom Duxhury. Michelle Jertson. 3rd Row—Mike Baker. Kristin Wilson. David Lillejord. Mary Solie. Bonnie Fossey. Andv Bald. Becky Mangan. 4th Row—Todd Nagel. Dennis Sol berg. Marcia Callanan. Linda McKenzie. Tracy Christianson. Tracy Kaase. CADET FLAG GIRI.S (Above). Dencen Trogstad. Linda McKenzie. Nancy Boysen. Jan Christianson. Music Fills the Heart of P-FHS RECORDERS (Above): Judy Grant. Sally tin song of Christ Birth. (Below right): Meister Bah I. Ia ri Brand. Denise Dornink. Jackie Singers Girin, Amy Damme and Carla Mensink. Damme. (Above right): Sharon Wright sings MADRIGAL (Ia fl): 1st Row—Carla Mensink. Carol Jensen. Ann O’Conner. Jane Duxbury. Jan W ildgruhe. Pat ('.alianan. Blanehe Ebert. Amy Damme. Jean Man- delko. 2nd Row Mr. Brelsford. Paul Little. Charles Bestor. Bn an Rtinningen. Jim Slostad. Eric Bunge. Brett Corson. Jon Lillejord. Bruee Roelofs. Al aale- moen. (Below Left): I nder the direction of David Mensink. the Mum men Play spices the Christmas con- cert. (Below): Returning from the Dorian Festival are Carla Mensink. Amy Damme. Jim Slostad. Sharon Wright. Music Makers Show Hidden Talent SENIOR CHOIR (Above): 1m Row-Tona Rislau. Sue Quanrud. (tail Vrieze, Barb House. Traci McKenzie. Kardi Priebe. Brett Corson. Eric Bunge. Jim Berg. Theresa Dev- lin. Kim Clement. Pat Callanan. Jan Wild- gnibc, Kathy Ptacek. 2nd Row Karen Men- sink, ('beryl Christianson. Rhenee Rain. Ann O’Connor. Liz Arnold. Carla Mensink. Scott Rustad. Brian Roeloffi, Robert (iossman. Sha- rone Aug. lisa Huggenvik. Sue laiwrence. Al- berta Aug. Shelly Hagan. Brig Walsh. 3rd Row —Lisa Burreson. Jean Forney, I-«uric Bre- vig, Sandra Sehoppers. Cindy Clement. Rhonda Yorwerk. Jon Lillejord. Jerry Speeht, Steve Speer. Allen Vaalcmoen. Brenda Marzolf. Tara Solie. Cecelia Ptacek. Tammy House. Donna Simonson. Jody Dor- nink. Julie Pickett. 4th Row Jackie Damme. Karla Brehm. Kathy Miller. Karrie Brchm. Sherry Gillespie, (.'handette VandeWeerd. Bruce R � elofs. Steve W right. Jim Slostad. Ann Nagel. Jean Mandelko. lb Wabh. Amy Damme. I iurie Ray. Sharon Wright. Blanche Ebert. Shelly Fingerson. Again this year the afternoon halls seemed to be filled with singing. The arrangement was primarily the same as last year, with Ju- nior High Choir fifth hour and Senior High Choir sixth hour. A trip to Caledonia to exehange songs was a highlight of Senior Choir this year. The Choirs sang songs for one another and then joined together and sang a few songs. The Madrigal, another important part of the Voeal section, performet! on many different occasions for churches and other activities, and gave a fabulous Madrigal Concert. Ac- companied by the Recorders, they also took a trip to Des Moines where they watched a concert and sang for a Church service. The Junior High Choir also had a successful year. They performed in several combined concerts with the Senior High Choir and Ju- nior High Band. You don't REALLY want u« to fdng ihit� . do you?” Jl NIOR HIGH CHOIR (Below): 1st Row Pam Clement. Kristin Wilson, Monica Pricin'. Vicki Thompson, Mike Mellaci, Carlisle Car- son. Ron Major. Mike Bert Dave Lilleiord. Juan Ignasio. Keith Grant. Debbie Sikkink. Pauline Ptacek. Patsy Arrnds, Bonnie Fos- «ey. Bonnie Ristau, Marcia Callanan. Patricia Devlin. 2nd Row— Joanne Hovey, Glenda School. Dawn Berg. Mary Solie. Kevin Ris- sinan. Doug ftistau. Kevin Grant, la-wis G re bin. Todd Kruegcl. Ron- nie Ristau. Brian Buenger. Terry Stailey. Theresa Gartner. Betty Whitmore. Tracv Kaasc. Shelly l awstuen. Jackie Speer, Deneen Aare. 3rd Row—Pat Ptacek. Ann Kimher. Karen Slattum. Jaylene Vogt. Jean Schott. Scott Speer. Bruce Hovelson. Troy Case. Mike Jas- zewski. Brent Daugherty. Dennis Solberg. Michelle Jertson. Sheila lairimcr. Shelly Sundc. Lori Hanson, Lori Fretland. Sharlene Finger- son, Julie Hunt. Debbie Seheevel. Shirley Thompson. 1th Row—Lisa Milne. Roxic Rain. Kathy Ray. Brenda Hahn. Joe Thompson. Jerome Dorcnkemper. Barry Case. Dan Keene. Lynn Sikkink. Keith Larson. Richard Barth. Margo Mocn. Traci Brehm. Nancy Boysen. DeAnn Hanson, Linda McKenzie. Becky Mangan. Linda Soland. Jan Chris- tianson. Mara Snyder. 43 Involvement Is the Key to Learning STl’DENT COUNCIL (Above): Barb Gram. Amy Damme. Jolrne Brekke. Kevin Haugstad. SAE (Above): Standing Khomla Brekke. Ann O'Connor, Flo Mellaoi. Jon Lillejord. Sherry Gillespie. Shirley Klorkeman. Sealed—Pal Callanan. Jan Wildgnibc, Judy Grant, lb Wahli. Sally Balil. Shelly Hagan. Tatninv House. Jane Duxhurv. Jo Brekke. Jody Domink. Blanche Ebert. STUDENT COUNCIL (Above): 1st row Janis Muons, Kathy Ray. Ebert, Virginia Aug. Bob Grooters. Erie Benson. Mark Bremseth. Ke- Kristin Wilson. Erie Bunge. Roxie Rain. Jan Christianson. John v Reirks, Mr. Hoeffner. Hayes. 2nd row—Dave Serfling. J«w Afseth, Mike Nehring. Blanche 44 STUDENT COI NCIL OFFICERS (Above): Kevin Haugstad—Trea� .. Dean Aug—Pre� .. Amy Damme—See.. Mike Whring—Pre� . HI Ml N (Above): 1st row—Dave Serfling. 2nd row John Have� . Gregg Huggenvik. 3rd row—Mr. Hoken� on. Jon Lillejord. Opportunities Further Understanding SPANISH CLUB (Above): l� t row—Mike Nehring. Kay Nehring. Dean Aug. Ann O Connor. Carol Jenson. Sharon Wright. Theresa Devlin. 2nd row—Li . Arnold. Virginia Aug. Jean Mandelko. Lyle Bernau. Sandy Schoppers. lb WaUh. 3rd row Mrs. Upton, advisor. Nan Simon. Tammy House. la� ri Brand. Anne Grebin. Alice Kell . Evan Case. 4th row—Jeff llaugstad. Al Raker. Micky Callanan. STUDENTS TRAVEL TO LEARN STUDENTS TO WYKOFF: (Left): 1st Row-Jean Fimry, David Sorflinp. 2nd Row Kathy Miller. Amy Damme. (Relow): David Mensink look� up direction� for . . . some- thing. (Below Left): How do you pull a nail out after you've pounded it in?” Hi 47 As last year the play was open to all stu- dents. The proceeds went to the junior class as traditional. The hard-working cast put in 7 weeks of practice. Their presentation of Life of the Party on November 11, 12, and 13, was a smash. The general theme of Hughes' family life in the 1950’s added a touch of nostalgia. The family has just moved to Butterfield. Mrs. Hughes has her heart set on being a member of the Clover Club. Oldest daughter Mildred finds herself in love with a son of a hanker. Their studi- ous daughter Jean thinks she is in love with a smooth-talking man about school. She sheds her glasses and books and becomes Life of the Party. Amy, a rowdy cheer- leader, adds some laughs and falls in love for the first time. Teddy ends up with four dates for the party—until the girls get wise. And what a party! A lovers' spat sends a girl driving Teddy's car on the neighbor's lawns. The noise disturbs the neighbors and Mr. Hughes ends up with a black eye because of it. The leather gang arrives along with the police. The final scene opens with the fam- ily the next morning. As Amy reads the newspaper reports, all plead for silence. Of- ficer Lipscomb adds some laughs as the cur- tain falls. Juniors Set Record Profit with Life of the Party” Top: Well, il was this way—I was driving by and ... Top Right: Do you Mean you want me to go to the . . . Above: I have a date with the «non- thest little operator you ever saw. Center Right: 1 think we have enough trouble here already! Lower Right: You didn t tell Mrs. Coates about my unele did you. Jeaae? 49 Life of the Party99 is a big hit! Boys at Party leather Crowd Girls at Party- Tickets Jame llamann Jeff Haugatad David Serfling Kevin Reicka Bruce Roelofa Bob Barlow Jay Oatrem Mark Laraon Randy Peirce Director Mr. O'Reilly Buaineaa Manager: Carol Jensen Jean Foftsey Pat Callanan Li Arnold Kim (dement Tona Riatau Sue Thompson Julie Pickett Gwen Knutson Sue Thompson Dan Cambern Cindy Ilanaon Sandy McBride Rich Coalman Bruce Roelofa Gail Vitae Kim (dement Liz Arnold Curtain Puller Programs Light Creu- A udio- Technicia ns Jim Sloatad Anne Grebin Jean Mandelko David Menaink Jay Oatrem Bruce Miller Micky Callanan Make-up Costumes Prompters Stage Properties Flo Melaei Klim Riatau Carla Mensink Ih Walsh ( arla Men.� ink Theresa Devlin Sue Thompaon Theresa Devlin Tona Riatau Deniae VandeWeerd Advertisement and Publicity Jean Forney Tammy House Theresa Devlin Janis Thompson Ceeilia Plaeek Dedra I'rop.tad Koxie Olson Lori Dahl Brenda Marzolf Maureen Falkner Stage Crew •Mark I.arson Bruee Miller Bob Barlow John Barth Boh McKenzie Dean Aug Virginia Aug Bruce Ritelefs Tom Scheevel David Huebner Michael Halliay Jean Fossey David Snyder Kevin Reicka Marlin Scheevel Mark Spelhaug Jean Hughes......... Mr. Jesse Hughes.... Mike Tisdale........ Mrs. Harriet Hughes.. Amy Hughes.......... Teddy Hugh es....... Tommy King.......... Snazzy Mitehel...... Ruth Coates......... Sally Frazier....... Mildred Hughes...... Mrs. Victoria Coates.. Hope Shuttleworth.... Dottie Kixmiller.... Walter Lipscomb...... Charles Collier...... Maryrosalie Vogulhut Clarissa Wiloby...... Mugsy Fletcher....... ....Denise Dornink ....David Snyder ....Jon Lillejord ...Sharon W right ....Mary Grabau .......Joe Afseth Brian Rtinningen ......Tom Kaasc ......Judy Grant ....Sue Quanrud ...Jean Mandelko ......Laurie Ray ..Donna Simonson .......Jane Kelly Rodney Vorwerk ........Dean Aug ....Anne Grebin ...Rhonda Brekke ....David Scheevel Top Ix ft: Student are caught in the act during intermiaaion. Above: Why, I wouldn't walk a far a that window over there to aee you drown yourself. Mike Tisdale! 50 7 Knew You’d Like It!!” 'This year Preston-Fountain High School presented, An In- spector Answers” as their entry in the One Act Drama Con- test. An Inspector Answers,” a play in one act, by Norman Phillip Hart, was unlike anything the drama department had ever done. Under the direction of Robert O'Reilly and the dedication of the cast members, the one act was a success. Af- ter many weeks of rehearsals, the play was presented to the public, as well as to the student body, and was well received by both. On the following two Saturdays, the play received superior ratings at both Sub-district and District which en- titled it to advance to Regional. Upon arriving at Regional Competition in Austin. Preston gave the first of seven very good plays. After a long day, the cast and crew found that, in a very close race, Preston had taken Alternate to State. Of seven plays, Preston was rated second. This play of crosses, double-crosses, and triple-crosses opens with the seemingly innocent disappearance of Lady Fitz- buttress. Her husband. Sir Reginald, is tricked into confessing to her murder by the implacable Inspector from Scotland Yard. From then on, the plot twists and turns as Reginald plans to take his wife's fortune and run off with his mistress. Cath- erine. The Inspector, of course, knows too much,” and is duly shot. But bodies fall and come back to life again as in- trigue upon intrigue is revealed. I,ady Fitzbuttress reappears. Reginald's mistress turns out to be his wife’s cousin after the family inheritance, and the play- ends with a police bust” by none other than Freddy, who master-minded the whole fiendishly clever” plot in the first place. (Top Above): A dying Inspector's last word� are. of course, fiendishly clever” to master-minded Freddy. (Above): But ... 1 don't understand . . . I thought you were DEAD!” a stunned Inspector questions. (Left): The plot thickens when, after three sub-plots an revealed. Denise Dornink. as Cath- erine. appears to add even more excitement. 51 (Above) AN INSPECTOR ANSWERS” CREW: Ut Row Mary Crabau. Jay Ostrem. Carla Mensink. 2nd Row—Jackie Damme. Lori Knoepke. David Mensink. Donna Simonson. Bob Barlow. Bonnie Maust. Bruce Miller. (Be- low) AN INSPECTOR ANSW ERS CAST: Joe Afseth, Denise Dornink. James liamann. Sharon Wright. Rodney Vorwerk. CAST: Sir Reginald Fit .but tress Lady Fitzbuttress....... The Inspector.......... Catherine............... Freddy.................. Pianist................ Understudy............. Rodney Vorwerk ....Sharon Wright ......Joe Afseth ...Denise Dornink ...James liamann ...Bonnie Maust ....Mary Grabau CREW: Sound Effects.. Light Technician. Set Work....... Makeup Committee. Art Work.. Usherettes Stage Crew Director ......Jay Ostrem ...David Mensink ...Carla Mensink Renee Miller Donna Simonson ......Brig Walsh Lori Knoepke Ann Nagel Jackie Damme ...Mr. Garry Post ....Theresa Devlin Sandy Schoppers Jodv Dornink Rhonda Brekke Renee Miller ....Mark Larson Bruce Miller Bob Barlow ...Robert O'Reilly 52 Fiendishly Clever!! (Lower left): As Catherine enter� into the scene, she exclaims. I knew it would take a while for everyone to reveal their fiendishly clever plots.” (Lower right): After the po- lice bust,” Freddy contacts his Crandpa Cornelius, Listen. I've got some rather had news for you. Catherine and Gwendolyn have had a bit of a MISHAP!” (Above left): As Director Robert O'Reilly knows, the part Joe Afseth loves the most about acting is putting on makeup . . . (Above right): A truthful accusation by the In- spector from Scotland Yard brings a snobbish resentment to Sir Reginald Fitzbuttress’ face. mtiSMtiz. % Hv • V y.'jgi . „ . ; ♦' .� '.‘A,- Vi(f . •}'•', Ki’ V' • .y v v 1} « • i O 'i .W . i VVA • • :vaAV v.� v •. «v ‘wwito'V „•• •.' v . v v;v A, v . .-.. TO . • V • -.At 54 Tomorrow 55 Shapers of School Policy SCHOOL BOARD OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 233: (Above): 1st Row—Muriel Hannon. Clement Snyder. Vice-Chairman. 2nd Row—Marilyn Duxhurv. Treasurer, Frank Little. Chairman: Edwin Wright. Elmer Slostad, Su- perintendent of Schools. Not Pictured: Robert Mail !. Elmer C. SloMad lad� Barlow To Teach Ably FACULTY: (Above): Mrs. Dahly. Home Economics; (Hrlow): Mr. Jaszewski. Boy� ' Physical Education. Social Studies. 58 FACULTY: (Above): Mu� Toraason. Girls Physical Education. Social Stud- ies; (Below): Mr. Hokenson. Social Studies: (Bottom): Mr. Spillum. In- stnunental Music. FACl'LTY: (Above): Miss Miller. English: (Below): Mrs. Falkner. English: (Bottom): Mr. Brelsford. Vocal Music. FACl LT : (Above): Mr. Roderick. Geography. Comparative Political Science: (Below): Mr. O'Reilly. English. PERSONALITIES FACI LTY: (Above right): Mr. Dcnn . Mathematics: (Above): Mist Soulck. Mathematic� : (Right): Mr. Irish. Drivers Education: (Below): Mr. Titrud. Agriculture. FACULTY: (Far left below): Mr. B«� adwine. Science: (Cen- ter): Mr. Zimmerman. Science; (Below): Mr. Wildgrube. In- dustrial Arts. tt) FACULTY: (Above): Mr. Post, Art Department. COOKS AND JANITORS: (Above right): Mr . Shanahan; (Lower right): Mr . Rug-tad: (Below): Mrs. Gartner. JANITORS: (Lower right): Mr. Young: (Below): Mr Prinaen. 61 MOST MUSICAL (Above): Jon LiUejord and Bonnie Mansi. (Be- low) The CUm of 77 keeps on truckin. J oe Afseth I .nine Rae Baron Carolyn Anderson Timothy John Barth Ia ri Brand JOE AFSE1H: 'And when I'm gone, pray who will entertain the pop- ulace.' CAROLYN ANDERSON: High tieels were invented by a girl who was kissed on the forehead. LAURIE RAE BACON: Love is a dream . . . gosh I'm sleepy. TIMOTHY JOHN BARTH: High school days have their delights, hut they don't compare with high school nights. LORI BRAND: A friendly girl with ne'er a frown, that's why she received our royal crown.” RHONDA J. BREKKE: Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. LAURIE BREVIG: Why worry, everything works out in the end. JULIE D. BUENGER: You can manufacture hlonds, hut reds come naturally. LISA BETH BURRESON: 'Life confuses me! Or do I confuse it. DEB CALL ANAN: Fond of living; lots of fun: life for her has just begun. CLASS KURTS: Randv Gartner and Carla Mcnsink. 63 Jackie Damme Therena Elizabeth Mary Devlin Denise Renae Domink Jody Dorn ink Joel Ebner Patrick Shaun Falkncr CLASS ATHLETICS: Lori Brand and David Mensink. JACKIE DAMME: She came as a stranger and re- mained as a friend THERESA ELIZABETH MARY DEVLIN: I could if I would, but I won't. DENISE RENAE DORNINK: Don't take life seri- ously, you’ll never get through it.' JODY DOR- NINK: She never says anything ... in less than ten sentences that is. JOEL EBNER: Late hours aren't for one, but they're alright for two. PATRICK SHAUN FALKNER: A miss in the car is worth two in the engine. STEVEN FINGERSON: He acts first and afterwards blushes. RANDY GARTNER: I haven't let a woman pin anything on me since I was a baby. JUDY GRANT: I want to be bashful, but the boys won’t let me. JAMES M. HAM ANN: Like a powder puff. I'm for the ladies. JEFF HAUGSTAD: Don't dare me, I might surprise you. JOHN DODGE HAYES: There may be greater men than I in this world, but I doubt it. 64 Steven Fingerson Randy (Partner Judy Grant Jame M. Ilamann J« ff Haugxlad John Dodge Hayes (Not Pietured) Class Motto: I am not afraid of tomorrow. For I've seen yesterday. And I love today. SHYEST: I .auric Bacon and Jeff Haugstad. 65 12TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Denise Dornink. Secretary; Tim Barth. President; Judy Grant. Vice President; missing from picture Bonnie Maust. Treasurer. Class Flower: Pink Rose with Baby's Breath Class Colors: Light Blue Mint Green Barb House Gregg Huggenvik Alice Kelly Shirley Jane Klockeman Lori Lynn Knoe pke Susan laiwrence 66 BAKB HOUSE: If giggles were unlawful, she'd spend the rest of her life in jail. GREGG HUGGENVIK: It’s not what you do, hut what you can get away with.’ ALICE KELLY: Silence is golden and precious as well. ’ SHIRLEY JANE KLOCKE- MAN: She’s a problem we'd like to solve.’’ LORI LYNN KNOEPKE: Boys may come and hoys may go, hut I'll go on forever ... chasing them. SUSAN LAVIRENCE: laughing as she comes, laughing as she goes; hut what on earth it s all about, no one ever knows.’’ JON NELS LILLEJORD: I hate girls, but the Bible says. 'Love thine ene- mies.’’ SANDY MAJOR: The hardest part of learning is to remember not to forget. BONNIE MAUST: Her mind is in the senior class, hut her heart is elsewhere. FLO MELLACI: Generally speaking, she’s generallv speaking.’’ CARLA SUE MENSINk: I love it's gentle warble; I love it’s fluent flow; I love to wind my tongue up; I love to let it (ilASS BRAINS: Alice Kelly and John Have� 67 Jon Nrl l.illejord Sandy Major Bonnie Mau� t Ho Meliaei Carla Sue Mensink DAVID MENSINK: A man among men, hut mostly among women. RENEE MARIE MILLER: I may not be Columbus, but I get around!” ANN NAGEL: She can live without music, art. and walking: but she can't live without talking. MIKE NEHRING: He looks like a saint, hut we know he ain't.” KEVIN OSTERN: I'm an optimist ... I don't care what happens, just so it doesn't happen to me. SUSAN QUANRUD: Full of pep from tip to toe, always hep to make things go.” LAURIE SUE RAY: I may not know everything: hut what I don't know isn't worth knowing. DAVID SCHEEVEL: Great men die young: I don't feel so good.” STEVE SCHLICK: What he wants most out of school is himself. SANDY SCHOPPERS: A friendly heart hath plenty of friends.” The Senior boy learn about the course of event during the Senior high lunch hour. David Scheevcl Steve Schlick Sandy Schoppe rs 60 Steven Schultz Tara Solic Gary Sira hi David Serfling Donna Simontton STEVEN SCHULTZ: It doesn’t matter what you make people think you know.” DAVID SERFLING: The thinkingest thinker mat ever thunk. DONNA SIMONSON: Easy going, troubles few, hates to much to do.” TARA SOLIE: Love is like the measles, we all have to go through it. GARY STRAHL: If school is liberty, give me death.” BRIAN L. THOMP- SON: I et us have wine, women, mirth, and laughter . . . sermons and soda water the day after.” DENISE ELAINE VANDEWEERD: Once we caught her settled; just once. RODNEY VORWERK: The life of his class, but the death of his teachers.” BRIG WALSH: Maybe men aren't perfect, but they're the best opposite sex we’ve got.” NEIL WOELLERT: Never do todav what you can put off till tomorrow.” SHARON WRIGHT: I know a lot; tut I just can't think of it.” MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Judy Grant and David Serfling. 70 Seniors In attempting the impossible. the Senior� set up a National Edu- cate a Bean 0 Week, in honor of Sharon Wright. Brian L Thompson Rodney Vorwerk Neil WoeUert Denise Elaine Vande Weerd Brig Walsh Sharon H right 71 Liz Arnold Dean Aug Virginia Aug Bolt Harlow John Barth Lyle Bernau Mi k Oallanan Daniel Camliern Kvan (W Kim Clement lairrie Dahl Amy Da mine I tOMr MO MOTO Barn. Daugherty Tammy Drury Maureen Falkner Jean Fossev Kiehanl Cossman Anne Crehin HEADING THEIR WA Y INTO SENIORITY IITH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: (Below): David Snyder. President: Jean Maudelko. Vice President: Kathy Miller. Secretary: John Barth. Treasurer. Shelly Hagan Donald Hahn Michael Hallisv Susan Hansen 72 Taking a break from their vigorous homecoming float building activities the Junior clam really piles it on. In an ffort to help out our industrious darkroom crew. Nan Simon cheeks out the negative file each day after school. Cindy Hanson Tammy House David Huehner Vickie Johnson Carol Jensen Tom kaasc Gwen Knutson Kevin Iairuncr Steven Larimer Mark (.arson Lisa Livingood Jean Mundelko Brenda Marzolf Sandra McBride Bob McKenzie Bruce Miller Kathy Miller Kay Nehring Elizabeth O'Connor Roxie Olson Jay Ostrem Handy Peirce Julie Pickett Mike Pickett 73 Cecilia Ptacek Rhenee Rain Kevin Reick� Even in Home Economics the dithes have to be done. Marlin Scheevel Thomas Scheevel Nan Simon Jim Slostad David Snyder Daniel Sol berg Mark Spelhaug Dedra Trogslad Janis Thompson Susan Thompson Gail Vitae lb Walsh 74 Paul Aldrn Sally Bahl Mat! Bradt Kevin Buenger Patricia Callanan Susan Anderson Alan Baker Edward Brekke Eric Bun e Yvonne Cariveau Darren Aug Charles Beator Jolene Brekke Eric Burreaon Steven Conlan Barry Dahl Blanche El� ert Keith Denny Sherry Gillespie Michelle Drury Mary Grabau Jane Duxbury Jerome Grant 10TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: (Above): Jane Duxbury. President; Bill Mensink. Vice-President; Darren Aug. Secretary; Troy Knutson. Treasurer. Dorio Grindland Tom Hagan Kdward Hallisy ( hi|i Hampel Kovin Haugstad Hrad lloff Sharon Huehner Flip Huggenvik Jane Kelly Rahn Klein Donna Kloekeinan David Kloni|N‘nhower Lome Klnmpenhovver Debbie Knics Troy Knutson Alan Livingood Greg Love Sue Major J is� Gloria Matson Matt McBride 10TH GRADE A well lubricated lip aid.� Brad Hoff in hi� completion of bis aca- demic � tudies. 76 Flip Huggenvik exudes excitement while answering bis Geometric proof on the board. Robyn Priebe Rom Ann Placek Connie Ray Kelly Rricko Kathy Rimlel John Retail Steven Ristau Brian Roelof lairrv Sehoppers Dale Sehott Peter Slostad Lu Verne Soland Jaekie Soukup Barbara I Horn Mark VanderPlas Carol Vitae Jan Wildgrube Steven Wright Don Andreen ll� t rla Aug Sharone Aug Sue Baker Debbie Baruch Beth Befort Eric Benson James Berg Karla Brehm Karrie Brehm Charles Buenger Randy Cambem Cheryl Christianson Cynthia Clement Brett Corson David Damme Lisa Denny Shelley Fingerson Daniel Gossick Robert Gossman Barbara Grant Robert Grooters Julie Hagan William Hansen Jeffery Hayes Jeffery Himli Dawn Helliekson Barbara Hovelson Lisa Huggenvik Angela Jensen Gregory Johnson Paul kloekeman Deanna I .arson Paul Iattle Marilyn Major John Mangan 78 Traci McKenzie Karen Mensink Karen Moen Paul Morse Janice Munn Jem Olson Tracy Pfister Sally Pickett Kash Priebe Kathryn Ptacek Kurt Reirk. Wayne Ristau Scott Rustad Arthur Scheevel Sharon Shaw Dean Simonson Don Smith Peter Solie i e 9TH GRADE Donovan Strom Steven Sunde Gail Vrieze Charlotte Vande Weerd Mary Walsh Thomas Tienter Allan Vaalemoen Rhonda Vorwerk 9TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: (Below): Brett Corson. Presi- dent; Alberta Aug. Vice-President; Dawn Hellickson. Treasurer, and Kash Priebe. Secretary. 79 John Andreen Beth Barlach Nancy Boysen Brian Buenger Michael Baker Dawn Berg Tracie Brchm Gordon (lariveau Behind lhal sweet and innocent smile lies a devious mind at work which no one can understand. Barry Case Sharlene Fingereon Tom Haugerud Pamela Clement Brenda Hahn Greg Haiigslad Brent Daugherty John llamann Bruee Hovelson Jerome Dorcnkcni| er Deann Hanson Joanne Hovry 8TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: (Above): Marlin Bernau. Vice-President: Vickie Thomson. Secretary; Nancy Boy sen. President: Monica Priebe. Treasurer. 80 Julie Hunt Michele JerUon Beth Kelly Ann Kimber Sheila lairimer Rebeeea Mailman Marp o Moen landa MrKenzie Lisa Milne Linda Pickett Monica Priche Patricia Ptacck Hoxie Rain Kathy Ray Kevin Rissman Bonnie Ristau Doup Ristau Ronald Ristau Debra Scheevel Glenda Schott Lyle Schultz Karen Slattum Mara Svnder Linda Soland Jik Thompson Shirlo Thompson Vickie Thompson You can't even walk down the halls of P.H.S. without runninp into trouble. Richard ande Weerd Scott W ilson Mike Wocllcrt Kl Drnwi Airre Rosemary Bemau Tracy Christianson Troy Fisher Patricia A rends Marcia Callanan (Carlisle Conon Bonnie Fossey Andrew Bahl Troy Case Patricia Devlin I iurie Fret land Micheal Berg Jan Christianson Thomas Duxbury Theresa Gartner 7TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: (Above): Troy Case. Secretary; Mike Jas ewski. Pres- ident: Lewis Crchin. Vice-President; Bonnie Foaaey. Treasurer. 7TH GRADE I Three contestants model their talents while Bill Hansen looks on in admiration. Keith Grant Kevin Grant lewis Grehin Thomas Hahn l-ori Hanson Juan Ignasio 82 Ronald Major Michael Mtdlari Todd Nap-1 I-isa O’Conner Pauline Ptacek Jean Schott No matter when or where they always say school work does mys- terious things to one’s mind . . . Debra Sikkink V... Lynn Sikkink Dean Solberg Dennis Solberg Man Solie Jackie Speer Scott Speer Tern Stailey Shelly Sunde Deneen Trogsttd Javlene Vogt Betty Whitmore Kristin Wilson 83 Senior Activities Index JOE AFSETH: Boy� Basketball 1,2.3,4 Boys Track 3 . . . Ensemble 1 . . . All-School Fall Plav 3.4 ... FFA 1.2.3.4 . . Football 1.2.4 . . . Home- coming King I . . . Radio Show 4 . . . Madrigal I . . . One Ad Play 3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1 . . . Solo� 1 . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . . Student Council I. CAROLYN ANDERSON: Accompanist 1.3.4 ... Cheerleading 2,3.4 . . . Ensemble� 1.2.3.4 . . . All- Sclmol Fall Play 3 . . . FHA 1.2.3.4 . . . Girls’ Bas- ketball 1.2 .. . Gymnastics I . . . Flag Girl 1.2.3.4 . . . SAT. 3 . . . Senior Band 1,2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.3 . . . Spanish Club 3 . . . Yollevhall 1.2 . . . 1977 HERITAGE. I-Al RIE RAE BACON: Bluejav Bugle 4. TIMOTHY JOHN BARTH: Boys’ State 3 ... Class Officer 4 ... FFA 1.2 . . . Homecoming Rovaltv 4 . . . Spanish Club 3 . . . Student Council 1,2,3 . . . 1975 JAYETTE ... 1976 HERITAGE ... 1977 HERITAGE. I.ORI BRAND: Accompanist 1.2.3.4 . . . All-State Band 4 . . . Chrcrlcading 1.2 .. . Ensembles 1,2.3,4 FHA 1.2 . . . Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4 . . . Girls’ Track I.2.3.4 . . . Gymnastics 1,2 . . . Homecoming Queen 4 . . . Honor Band I . . . National Honor So- ciety 1 . . . Recorders 2.3.4 . . . Senior Band 1.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.3 . . . Solos 1.2.3.4 . . . Spanish Club 3.4 . . . Stage Band 1.2 .. . Student Council 2 . . . Volleyball I.2.3.4. RHONDA J. BREKKE: Bluejax Bugle 3.4 . . . All- School Fall Play 3.4 . . . FHA i.2.3.4 . SAE 2.4 . . . Spanish (dub 3 . . . All-School Spring Play 4 ... 1976 HERITAGE ... 1977 HERITAGE. ' LAC RIE BREVIG: All-School Fall Play 3 . . . FH A 3 . . . Senior Choir 2,3.4. Jl LIE D. BUENGF.R: Bluejav Bugle 2.4 . . . Class Officer 2 . . . Ensembles 1.2 .. . FFA 2 . . . Girls’ Track 2 . . . Senior Band I . . . Senior Choir 1. LISA BETH BURRESON: Girls’ Basketball 1 . . . Girls I rack I . . . GRA I . . . Senior Choir 4. DEB CALLANAN: Bluejax Bugle 1.2.3.4 . . . All- School Fall Play 3 . . . FHA 1.2 .. . Girls’ Track 2 . . . GRA 1 . . . Gymnastics I . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . . Volleyball 1. JACKIF, DAMME: Bluejax Bugle 2.3.4 . . . Bluejax Bugle Co-Editor . . . Cheerlcading 4 . . . Class Offi- cer 2.3 .. . FI use mhles 1,2,3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3 . . . FHA 1.2.3 . . . Flag Girl 2.3 . . . GRA I . . . Honor Band 3.4 . . . Recorders 2,3.4 . . . Senior Band I.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1,2,3,4 . . . Solos 1.2.3.4 All-School Spring Play 4. THERESA ELIZABETH MARY DEVLIN: En- semble� 3.4 . . . All-School Fall Plav 3 . . . National Honor S eiety 4 . . . Senior Choir i.2.3.4 . . . Solos 3.4 . . . Spanish Club 3,4 . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 ... 1976 HERITAGE . . 1977 HERI- TAGE Editor. DENISE RENAE DORNINK: Accompanist 1.2.3.4 . . . Girls State 3 . . . Class Officer 2.4 . . . Ensembles 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3.4 .. . FHA 1.2 . . Flag Girl 1.2.3.4 . . . Honor Band 2.3.4 . . Radio Shoxx 4 . . . National Honor Society 3.4 . . . One Act Play 4 . . . Pop Singers 2 . . . Recorders 3.4 . . . Senior Band 1.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2,3 . . . Solo.� 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Spring Play 4 . . . Student Council 3. JODY DORNINK: Bluejax Bugle 2.3.4 . . . All- School Fall Play 3 . . . FH A 2 . . . Homecoming Royalty 4 . . . SAE 4 .. . Senior Choir 2.3.4 . . . All- School Spring Play. JOEL EBNER: Homecoming Royalty 4 . . . Span- ish (dub 3. PATRICK SHAUN FALKNER: Baseball 1.2.3.4 . . Bluejax Bugle 4 . . . Boys’ Basketball 1.2.3.4 . . All-School Fall Play 3.4 . . . Football 1.2.3.4 . . . One Act Plav 3.4 . . . Speech Contest 1 . . . All- School Spring Play 3,4. STEVEN FINGERSON: FFA I.2.3.4. RANDY GARTNER: Boys Basketball 1.2 ... Class Officer 1 . . . All-School Fall Play 3 . . . Golf 1.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir I. JUDY GRANT: Bluejax Bugle 2,3,4 . . . Girls' State 3 ... Class Officer 2.3.4 . . . Ensembles 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3,4 . . . GRA I Homecoming Royalty 4 . . . Honor Band 1.2.3,4 . . . National Honor Society 3.4 . . . Pop Singers 3.4 . . . Recorders 1.2.3,4 . . . SAE 3.4 . . . Senior Rand 1.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1,2,3 . . . Solos 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Spring Plav 4 . . . Stage Band 1,2 ... Student Council 1 . . . 1975 JAYETTE. JAMES M. HA.MANN: All-School Fall Play 3.4 . . . FFA 1.2.3.4. JEFF HAUGSTAD: Baseball 1.2.3.4 . . . Boys’ Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3.4 . . . Football 3 . . . Senior Choir 1 . . . Spanish (dub 3.4 . . . All-School Spring Play 4. JOHN DODGE HAN ES: Bovs’ State Alternate 3 . . . Ensemble� I . . . Golf 1.2 . . . Radio Show .3 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Science Fair 2.3.4 . . . Senior Band 1 . . . Speech Contest 3.4 . . . Stage Band I . . . Student Council 4 . . . HUMUN 4. BARB HOUSE: Bluejax Bugle 2,3.4 . . . All-School Fall Plav 3 . . . FHA 2 . . . SAE 4 . . . Senior Choir 2,3,4. GREGG HUGGENVIK: Boys’ Basketball 1.2 ... Football 2 ... HUMUN 4. ALICE KELLY: Fdisembles 1,2.3.4 . . . FHA 1,2 . . . Girls’ Basketball 2,3 . . . Girls’ Track 2 . . . Gymnastics 1 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Se- nior Band 1.2.3.4 . . . Solos 3 . . . Spanish (dub 4. SHIRLEY JANE KLOCKEMAN: Class Officer 1 . . . Ensembles 1.2,3.4 . . . FHA 1.2.3.4 . . . FHA Officer 3.4 . . . Girls’ Basketball 1.2.3.4 . . . GRA 1 . . . SAE 4 . . . Senior Band 1.2,3,4 . . . Solo 3.4 . . . Volleyball 3.4 . . . 1976 HERITAGE. LORI LYNN KNOEPKE: Accompanist 1.2.3.4 . . . Bluejax Bugle 2,3.4 . . . Bluejax Bugle Co-Editor . . . Cheerleading 1.2.3.4 . . . Ensemble 1,2.3.4 . . . All-School F’all Play 3 . . . Gymnastics 1 . . . Honor Band 2.3 . . . One Act Play 3,4 . . . Senior Band 1.2.3.4 ... Solos 1.2.3.4 . . . 1976 HERITAGE. SUSAN LAWRENCE: Ensembles 3,4 . . . FHA 3.4 . . . Senior Band 3.4 . . . Senior Choir 4 . . . Solos 4 . . . Transfer from Mankato. MN . . . 1977 HERITAGE. JON NELS LILLEJORI): All-State Band Choir 3 . . . Bovs Basketball 4 . . . Ensembles 3.4 . . . All- School F’all Play 4 . . . Golf 3.4 . . . Honor Band 3.4 . . . Radio Shoxx 4 . . . Madrigal 3.4 . . . National Honor Sicicty 4 . . . One Act Plav 3.4 . . . Pop sing- ers 3 . . . SAE 4 .. . Senior Band 3.4 . . . senior Choir 3,4 . . . Solo� 3,4 . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . . Stage Band 3.4 . . . Transfer from St. James. MN . .. HUMUN 4. SANDY MAJOR: All-School Fall Plav 3 . . . FHA 1.2.4 . . . Girls’ Basketball 1.2.4 . . . Girls’ Track 2 . . . GRA I . . . All-School Spring Play 4 . . . 1975 JAYETTE . . . 1976 HF'RITAGIv . . . 1977 HERITAGE. BONN'IF MAUST: Accompanist 1,2,3.4 . . . Class Officer 2.3.4 . . . Ensembles 1,2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3 . FH A 1.2 . . . Girls’ Track 1 . Honor Band 1.2.3.4 . . . National Honor Society 3.4 .. . One Act Play 2 . . . Pop Singers 2.3 . . . Senior Band I.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2,3.4 . . . Solos 1.2.3.4 . . . Stage Band 1,2. FLO MELLACI: Bluejax Bugle 4 . . . F’HA 3 . . . SAE 4 ... All-School Spring Play 4 . . . Transfer from lainesboro. CARLA SUE MENSINK: Bluejav Bugle 3.4 . . . Ensembles 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3,4 . . . Girls' Basketball 2 . . . Girls’ Track 1 . . . GRA 1 . . . Radio Shoxx 4 . . . Madrigal 1,2.3.4 . . . One Act Play 3,4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.3.4 . . . Solos 1,2.3.4 All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . . Vollevball 3 . . . 1977 HF.R1TAGE .. . Honor Choir 2.4. DAN ID MF.NSINK: Boys’ Basketball 1,2.3.4 ... FFA 1.2.3.4 ... Football I.2.3.4. RENEE MARIE MILLER: Ensembles 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3.4 . . FHA 1,2.3,4 . . . GRA I • Honor Band 3.4 . . . Senior Band 1,2,3,4 . . . Solos 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . . Stage Band 1.2 ... 1976 HERITAGE . . . 1977 HERITAGE. ANN NAGEL Accompanist 2.3,4 . . . Bluejav Bugle 1.2.3.4 . . Cheerleading 2.3,4 . . . Ensembles 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3.4 . . . FHA I . . . Girls Basketball 1.2 . . . Honor Choir 3.4 . . . Pop Singers 2,3 ... Senior Band 1.2.3,4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2,3.4 . . . Sob� � 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Spring Plav 4 . . . Vollevball 1,2 ... 1975 JAYETTE ... 1976 HERITAGE. MIKE NEHRING: Boy� ’ Basketball 1.2.3.4 . . . Boy� Track 1.3 ... Football 1.2.3.4 . . . Home- coming Royalty 4 . . . Spanish Club 3,4 . . . Student Council 2.3.4 . . . Transfer fronPChaska, MN. KEVIN 0STF1R.N: Boys’ Basketball 1,2.3 . . . All- School Fall Play 3 . . . Golf 2. SUSAN QUANRUD: Bluejax Bugle 4 ... F n- sembles 2 . . . All-School Fall Plav 3,4 . . . FHA 1.2.3.4 . . . Girl� ’ Track 1.2 . . . GRA I . . Home- coming Royalty 4 . . . Mascot 4 . . . One Act Plav 3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Spring Plav 4 . . . 1975 JAYETTE . . 1976 HERITAGE ... 1977 HERITAGE. B4 LAURIE SUE RAY: All-School Fall Flay 3,4 FFA 2.3.4 . . . Girl Basketball 1,2.3 . . . Girl ’ Track I . . . One Act Flay 4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.4 . . . Solos 3,4 . . . All-SchoolI Spring Play 3,4 . . . Volleyball 3 . . . 1975 JAYETTE. DAVID SCHEEVEL: Boy Basketball 1.2.3.4 . All-School Fall Flay 4 . . FFA 1.2.3.4 . . . Football 1,2.3 . . . Senior Choir I. STEVE SCHLICK: One Act Flay 3 . . . All-School Spring Flay 3. SANDY SCHOPPERS: Ensembles 3.4 ... All- School Fall Flay 3 . . . FIIA 1.2.3.4 . . . GRA 1 . . Senior Choir 1.2.3.4 . . . Spanish Club 3.4 . . All- School Spring Play 4 . . . 1975 JAYETTE . . . 1976 HERITAGE. STEVEN SCHULTZ: All-School Fall Play 3 ... FFA 1.2.3.4. DAVID SERFUNG: Class Officer 3 . . . All-School Fall Plav 3,4 . FFA 1,2.3.4 . . . Football 1 . Na- tional Honor Society 3.4 ... Capital Pape 3 Speech Contest 1,2.3.4 . . All-School Spring Play 4 . . . Student Council 2.4 ... II CM IN 4. DONNA SIMONSON: Bluejav Bugle 2.3.4 . All- School Fall Flay 3.4 ... Ft A 2.3.4 . Senior Choir 1.2.3.4 ... All-School Spring Flay 3.4 ... Wiretapping Column 4 . . . 1975 JAY LTTE . . . 1976 HERITAGE . . . 1977 HERITAGE. TARA SOLIE: Bluejay Bugle 2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Play 3 . . . FHA 2 . . . Senior Choir 2.3.4 . . . All-School Spring Play 4. GARY’ STRAHL: Boys’ Basketball 1 . . . All-School Fall Play 3. BRIAN L THOMPSON: FFA 1.2. DENISE ELAINE VANDEWEERD. Bluejay Bugle 4 . . . Girls’ State Alternate 3 . . . Class Offi- cer 1 . . . Ensembles 1 . . . All-School Fall Flav 3,4 FHA 1.2.3.4 . . GRA I . . . Senior Band I . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . Volleyball 4 1975 JAYETTE ... 1976 HERITAGE ... 1977 HERITAGE. RODNEY VORWERK: Baseball 1.2.3.4 . .. Boys’ Basketball 1.2,3,4 . . . Cross-Countrv 4 . All- School Fall Play 3.4 . . . FFA 4 . . . Football 1.2.3 . . . One Act Play 3.4 . . . All-School Spring Flav 3,4. BRIG WALSH: All-State Band Alt. 3 . Bluejay Bugle 3,4 . . . CheeHeading 2,4 . . . Ensembles 1.2.3.4 . . . All-School Fall Flay 3 . . . FH A 1 . . . Honor Band 3 . . . Pop Singers 3 . . . Senior Band 1.2.3.4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.3.4 . . . Solos 1.2.3,4 . . . Speech Contest 4 . . . 1976 HERITAGE. NEIL WOELLERT: FFA L2.3.4 . .. Senior Choir 1. SHARON WRIGHT. Accompanist 3.4 . . . En- semble 2.3,4 . . . All-School Fall Plav 3.4 . . . Girls’ Basketball 2 . . . Honor Choir 4 . . . One Act Flay 4 . . . Senior Band 1.2.3,4 . . . Senior Choir 1.2.3.4 . . . Solos 2.3.4 . . . Spanish Club 3.4 . . . Speech Contest 2,3,4 . . . All-School Spring Play 3.4 . . . 1976 HERITAGE . . . 1977 HERITAGE'. Faculty Administration MICHAEL BECK: B.S.. Winona State University: SLBP. GRANT E. BOADWINE: B.S. South Dakota State University; M.C.S., University of Mississippi; Science. LES BRELSFORD: B.ME. Simpson College: Se- nior Choir. Junior Choir. General Music. Bringing the Stage to Life; Madrigal Singers. Recorders. 10th Grade. MRS. NANCY DAHLY: B.S.. Stout State Univer- sity; Home Economic 7-12: FHA. MR. KENNETH DENNY: B.S.. University of Wis- consin -LaCroase; M.S.. Winona State University: Algebra 9. Geometry. Advanced Algebra. Analysis and Calculus; Athletic Director. Basketball. Golf. JOSEPH H. FALKNER. SR.: B.S.. University of Wisconsin—River FallsEnglish 7 12: Jr. High Football; Jr. High Basketball. Speech. 8th Grade. SHIRLEY GOUTCHER: B.A.. Westmar College; M.S.. Winona State University; Personal Typing. Bookkeeping. General Typing. Recordkeeping. Of- fice Machines; 10th Grade. RUSSELL C. HOEFFNER: B A.. College of St. Thomas: M.A.. College of St. Thomas; Secondary Principal; Student Council Advisor. 12th Grade Advisor. DAVID HOKENSON: B.A.. Saint Olaf College: American History 10. American Government 12. Sociology 12: Yearbook Staff Advisor, Senior (’lass Concessions. Hamline Model United Nations. DICK IRISH: B.S.. Mankato State College: Class- room Driver ’ Ed.; Asst. Football. Asst. Basketball. FRANK JASZEWSKI: B.S., Winona State: M.S.. Winona State; World History, Current Topics. Health 8 10. Phy. Ed. 7-10 . Football. Baseball. MISS MARY LYNN MILLER: B.A.. Michigan State University: English 8 10: Cheerleading. Spring All- School Play. ROBERT O’REILLY: B.A.. College of St. Thomas; M.S.. Winona State University: Post Graduate, Uni- versity of Minnesota. Mankato State University; English 9 A II: Fall All-School Play, One Act Play. Bluejav Bugle. Radio Show. GARRY J. POST: B.S.. Mankato State University; Jr. High Art. Sr. High Art. Elementary Art. EDWARD W RODERICK: B.S.. University of Wisconsin—LaCrosse: Cultural Geography. Com- parative Political Systems. Comparative Econom- ics; Girls B-S piad basketball. ELMER C. SLOSTAD: B.A.. Saint Olaf College: M.A.. University of Minnesota; Superintendent. ENDY SOULEK: B.S.. Winona State University; Jr. High Math. Consumer Math: C-Team Volley- ball. C-Team Basketball. 8th Grade. CHARLES 'R SPARKS: A.A.. Rochester Junior College; B.S.. Mankato State University; M.S.. Man- kato State University; Librarian: A.V. Director. Jr. Class Advisor, SAE. BRUCE SPILLUM: B.S. in Ed.. University of North Dakota; M.Ed. in Music. University of North Dakota; ( adet Band. Sr. Band: Solo . En- sembles. Instrumental Lessons; Pep Band. MICHAEL STAHLMANN: A.A.. Lakewood Jr. College; B.A.. Mankato State University; M.S.E.. University of Wisconsin—River Fall ; Counselor. Psychology: Jr. Class. SAE Asst. Advisor. MORRIS H. TITRUD: B.S.. University of Minne- sota; Vocational Agriculture: FFA. DIANE TORAASON: B.S., University of Wiscon- sin—LaCrosse; 7th Grade Social Studies; Health 8 10: Girls’ Phy. Ed. 7-10; Girls’ Volleyball and Basketball. BARBARA I PTON: B.S.. Mankato State Univer- sity: M.S.. Mankato State University; M.S.. Tec- nologico de Monterrey (Mexico): Spanish I II: Spanish Club. RICHARD WILDGRUBE: B.S.. Winona State University: M.S.. Winona Stale University: Indus- trial Arts 7-12; 9th Grade. PAUL ZIMMERMAN: B.A.. Augsburg College: 7th Grade Life Science. 9th Grade Science. Biol- ogy: Cross-Country. Track. Photography. t 85 General Index A are. Dencen 18. 43. 82 Afwth. J«e 10. 11. 13. 14. 22. 31. 33. 44. S0. 32. 62. 68. 84 Aide. Paid 23. 33. 7S Aadmoa, Carolyn 29. 34. 35. 36. 38. 39. 62. 84 Andervon. Sur 37. 38. 39. 7S Andreen, IKib 78 Andrrrn. John 80 Arenda. Patay 18. 43. 82 Armatron . lanrr 10 Arnold, lia 39. 42, 45. 50. 72 Au . Alberta 17. 42. 78. 79 Au . Darren 13. 32. 75 Au Dean 13. 45. 50, 72 Au . Sharone 17. 26. 42. 78 Au . Virginia .34. 44. 45. 50. 72 Baron. Lawk 30. 62. 65. 84 Bah I. Andy IS. 24. 40. 82 BahL Sally 16. 25. 30. 38. 39. 41. 44. 75 Baker. Al 75 Baker. Mike 24 40. 80 Baker. Sue 17. 25. 26. 39. 78 BAND 41. 42. 43 Barlow, Bob 13. 50. 52. 72 Barlow, L� ia 56 Barlow. Mike 15 Barth. John 33. 50. 72 Barth. Rirhard IS. 43. 80 Barth. Tin. 10. 28. 62. 66. 84 Bartaeh. Beth 80 BartM-h. Debbie 78 BASKETBALL. BOVS 22. 23. 24 BASKETBALL. GIRLS’ 25. 26. 27 Berk. Miehael 57. 85 Befort. Beth 17, 35. 39. 78 Brn on. Erie 13. 44. 78 Ber . Dawn 43. 80 Ber . Jim 13. 23. 42. 78 Ber . Mike IS. 24. 43. 82 Bemau. Lyle 45. 72 Bernau. Marlin 80 Bernau. Hoar man 82 Beator. Churk 13. 32, 41. 75 BLUEJAY BUCLE 30 B a !wine. Grant 60. 85 Boyraen. Nano 18. 27. 40. 43. 80 Bradt. Matt 13. 32. 75 Brand. Lori 10. 11. 16. 25. 26. 39. 41. 62. 64. 84 Brrhm. Karla 17. 25. 26. 42. 78 Brehm. Karrie 17. 25, 26. 42. 78 Brrhm. Tran 18, 27. 43. 80 Brrkke. Ed 32. 75 Brrkkr. Jolene 36. 38. 39. 44. 75 Brrkke. Hhonda 29. 30. 35. 44. 50. 52. 63. 84 Rrelafotd. lie. 41. 59. 85 Bremwth. Mark 15. 24. 40. 44. 80 Brevi . I une 42. 63. 84 Buen rr. Brian 43. 80 Burn rr. (Viarie� 78 Buen rr, Julie 30. 63. 84 Buen er. Kevin 75 Bun e. Erie 19. 41. 42. 44. 7S. 77 Burmon. Erie 75 Burmon. laaa 42. 63. 84 Callanan. Deb 30. 63. 84 Callanan. Marcia 37. 40. 43. 82 Callanan. Mieky 50. 72 Callanan. Pal 30. 41. 42. 4-� . 50. 7S Cambern. Dan 33. 50. 72 ( am hern. Randy 78 Canvrau. Cordon 15. 80 Canvrau. Yvonne 7S. 77 Caae. Bam 24. 43. 80 Cane, Evan 33. 72 Caw. Troy 24. 43. 82 CHEERLEADERS 36. 37 CHOIR 38. 39. 40 Chri lian� on. Cheryl 33. 42. 78 Chnalianaon. Jan 18. 27. 40. 43. 44. 82 Chriattanaon. Traey 15. 44� . 82 ( Irment. Cindy 42. 78 Clement. Kim 42. 50. 72 clement. Pam 43. 80 (ainlan. Steve 32. 75 Conon. Brett 13. 41. 42. 78. 79 Conon, Carliair IS. 24. 43. 82 CROSS COUNTRY 19 DahL Barry 13. 32. 75 Dahl. lam 50. 72 Dahly. Deni. 24 Dahly. Nancy 34. 58. 85 Damme. Ami 16. 30. 39. 41. 42. 44. 45. 46. 72 Damme. David 13. 78 Damme. Jackie 30. 36. 39. 41. 42. 52.64. 84 Dau herty. Barry 33. 43. 72 Dau hrrty. Brent 80 Denny. Keith 13. 75 Denny. Ken 22. 60. 85 Denny, liaa 39. 78 Devlin. Patricia 27. 43. 82 Drvlin. Thema 28. 42. 45. 50. 52. 64. 81 Dorrnkemper. Jerome 43. 80 Dorn ink. Drake 10. 31. 38. 39. 41. 50. 51. 52. 64. 66. 81 Dorn ink. Jody 10. 12. 30. 42. 44. 52. 64. 84 Dniry. Michelle 29. 35. 39. 75 Drury. Tammy 72 Duxbury. Jane 16 25. 30. 39. 41. 44. 75 Duxbury. Marilyn 56 Duxbury. Tom 15. 24. 40. 82 Ebert. Blanche 16. 30. 41. 42. 44. 7S Ebncr. Joel 10. 12. 64. 84 EIGHTH GRADE 80. 81 FACULTY 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61 Falkner. Joarph 15. 24. 59. 85 Falkner. Maureen 50. 72 Falkner. Pat 13. 14. 22. 64. 84 FALL ALLSCHOOL PLAY 48. 49. 50 Feine. Garv 24 FFA 32. 33 FHA 34. 35 Fin er on. Sharlenr 18. 43, 80 Fin rrx� n. Shelly 33. 37. 42. 78 Fingmon, Steve 33. 65. 84 Flatter. Troy 24. 82 FOOTBALL 13. 14. IS Forney. Bonnie 18. 27. 40. 43. 82 Forney. Jean 30. 35. 39. 42. 46. SO. 72 FRESHMEN 78. 79 F'ret land. Laurie 18, 40. 43. 82 Gartner. Randy 63, 65. 84 Gartner. Thema 27. 43. 82 Gartner. Violet 61 Gillewpir. Sherry 30. 35. 39. 42. 44. 75 (owMek. Dan 23. 78 Commas. Richard 50. 72 Cowman. Rob 13. 33. 42. 78 Couleher. Shirlev 57. 85 Grabau. Man 3£ 33. 50. 52. 7S Grant. Barb 35. 39. 44. 78 Grant. Jerome 23. 39. 75 Grant. Judy 10. 41. 44. 50. 65. 66. 70. 84 Grant. Keith 43. 82 Grant. Kevin 43. 82 Grebin. Anne 50. 72 Grebin. la-wi 15. 24. 43. 82 Cnndland. Ih.rle 30. 34. 37. 76 Crooterv Bob 19. 4-4. 78 !fa an. Julie 17, 78 l!a an. Shelly 16. 42. 44. 72 Ha an. Tom 13. 76 llahn. Brenda 43. 80 Hahn. Ihm 72 Hahn. Tom IS. 24. 40. 82 Halliav. Ed 76 HallUy. Mike 50. 72 Hamann. Janie. 33. 50. 52. 65. 84 llamann. John 15. 24. 80 Hampel Chip 13. 32. 33. 76 llanven. Hill 19. 22. 39. 78. 82 llamen. Sue 34. 72 llanaon. Cindy SO. 73 llamon. DeAnn 18. 27. 43. 80 llanaon. lain 43. 82 HanMin. Monel 56 Hau erud. Toro 80 llaugatad. Gre 15. 24. 40. 80 llaug tad. Jeff 22. 50. 65. 84 Haugdad. Kevin 13. 22. 39. 44. 45. 76 Hay� . Jeff 39. 78 Have� . John 44. 45. 65, 67. 84 Heiliekx.n. Dawn 17. 38. 39. 78. 79 Him It, Jeff 78 lloeffner. Ruwell 44. 56. 85 Hoff. Brad 19. 23. 76 HokrnMin. David 28. 45. 58. 8S HOMECOMING 10. II. 12 Houae. Barb 30. 42. 66. 84 Hooar. Tammy 16. 42. 44. 50. 73 llovelMin. Barb 32. 39. 78 Hovekon. Brent 15. 43. 80 llovey, Joanne 43. 80 Huebner. David 33, 50. 73 lluebner. Sharon 35. 39. 76 llu en«ik. FUp 13. 28. 76 Hu env ik. (ire 45. 46. 66. 84 Hu envik. Liaa 17. 25. 26. 42. 78 HUMUN 45 Hunt. Julie 18. 40. 43. 81 Ignari� . Juan 24. 43. 82 Iriah. Dirk 13. 23. 60. 85 Ja.arw ki. Frank 13. 58. 85 Ja.irw.ki. Mike 15. 24. 43. 81 Jetwen. An ela 39. 78 Jenwn. Carol 30. 34. 35, 39. 41. 45. 50. 73 Jertaon. Mn-helle 40. 43. 81 JohnMin. Gre 78 Johnwin. Vicki 73 JUNIORS 72. 73. 74 Kaaw. Tom 50. 73 Kaa� r. Traci 27. 40. 43. 82 Keene. Dan IS. 24. 43. 83 Kelly. Alice 25. 26. 39. 66. 67. 84 Kelly. Beth 40. 81 Kelly. Jane 25. 26. 29. 34. 35. 39. 50. 76 Kimber. Ann 18. 27. 43. 81 Klein. Rahn 13, 76 KI.M-keman. Donna 17. 29. 30. 35. 39. 76 Kloekeman. Paul 23. 78 Kluekeman. Shirlev 16. 25. 26. 34. 3S. 39. 44. 66. 84 Klompenhower, Alan 83 Klompenhower. David 39. 76 Klompenhower. Lurrie 39. 76 Knie� . Debbie 34. 76 Knoepke. lam 30. 36. 39. 52. 66. 84 KnuUon. Gwen 17. 35. 39. 50. 73 KnutMin. Troy 19. 39. 75. 76 Krue el Todd IS. 43. 83 lanmer, Kevin 73 Iairimer, Sheila 43. 81 lainraer. Steve 13. 33. 73 larvon. Deanna 17. 25. 39. 78 ImrMin. Keith 15. 24. 83 Lanos, Mark 13. 22. 50. 52. 73 laiwrenee. Sue 28. 29. 35. 39. 42. 66. 84 lawaturn. Shelly 40. 43. 83 lallejord. David IS. 24. 44� . 43. 81 I jllejord. Jon 22. 31. 39. 41. 42. 44. 45. 50. 62. 67. 84 latlle. Frank 56 latlle. Paul 13. 39. 41. 78 lav ingood. Al 32, 76 lavingood. Ijm 73 Love. Gre 39. 76 Major. Marilvn 34. 78 Major. Ron 24. 43. 83 Major. Sandy 28. .34. 35. 67. 84 Major. Sue 30. .34. 37, 76 Mamlelko. Jean 30. 34. 35. 41. 42. 45. 50. 72. 73 Man an. Becky 18. 40. 43. 81 Man an. John 13, 39. 78 Maraolf. Brenda .39. 42. 50. 73 Matron, Gloria 76 Maud. Bonnie 52. 62. 66. 67. 84 Maud. Robert 56 McBride. Matt 13. 22. 32. 76 McBride. Sandy 34. 39. 50. 73 MeKenne. Boh 13. SO. 73 MrKrniir. lan.la 18 27. 44). 43. 81 McKenue. Traci 34. 37. 42. 79 Mellaei. Flo .30. 44. 50. 67. 68. 84 Mellaei, Mike 15. 43. 83 Menrink. Bill 23. 32. 75. 77 Menrink. Carla 28. .30. 31. 41. 42. 50. 52. 63. 67. 84 Menrink. David 10. 13. 14. 22. 33. 41. 16. 50. 52. 64. 68. 84 Menrink. Karen 26. 33. 42. 79 Miller. Bruce 13. 22. 50. 52. 73 Miller. Kathv 30. 35. 38. 39. 42. 46. 72, 73 Miller. Marv 59. 85 Miller. Renee 28. 29. 35. 39. 52. 68. 84 Milne, liaa 18. 27. 43. 81 Moen. Karen 26. 79 Moen. Mar � 27. 43. 81 Mone. Paul 19. 79 Muiinv Janice 17, 25. 26. 44. 79 Na rl. Ann 36. 39. 42. S2. 68. 84 Na el. Todd 15. 24. 44� . 83 Nehrin . Kay 30, 36, 45. 73 Nehrin . Mike 10. 12. 13. 14.22. 44. 45.68. 84 O'Connor. Ann 16. 41. 42. 44. 45. 73 O'Connor, lava 83 Okum. Jem 79 OU«n. Roxie 50. 73 ONE ACT PLAY SI. 52. S3 O'Reilly. Robert 50. 52. S9. 85 Ovtern. Kevin 68. 85 Okterm. Jav 50. 52. 73 OUT-OF-TOWN STUDENTS 46 Peirce. Ixiri 29. 35. 39. 77 Peirce. Randv 39. 50. 73 Pfider. Tracy 17. 38. 39. 79 Pickett. Julie 17. 25. 30. 35. 39. 42. 50. 73 Pickett, landa 81 Pickett. Mike 33. 73 Pickett. Sally 79 Pont. Gam 52. 61. 85 Priebe. Ka.h 13. 23. 42. 79 Priebe. Monica 37. 43. 80. 81 86 Prifbr. Robyn 17. 34. 77 Prinarn. Canoll 61 PUrck. ( rrrUa «2. SO. 74 Purck. Kathy 42. 79 Ptacck. Patricia 43. HI Ptacck. Pauli or 43. H3 Plarrk. RaacAnn 77 ijuanrod. Sue 10. 12. 28. 30. 34. 3S. 42. SO. 69. 85 RADIO SHOW 31 Ram. Rhrnrr 16. 2S. 42. 74 Raui. Ro w IK. 27. 43. 44. 81 Ray. Connie 2S. 32. 33. 77 Ray. Kathy 27. 43. 44. HI Ray. Laurie 32. 33. 42. SO. 69. 8S Rrirkm Kelly 17. 30. 77 Rrirka. Kevin 13. 44. SO. 74 Reek� . Kurt 13. 79 RindeU. Kalhy 30. 36. 38. 39. 77 RindeU. Stephanie 10 Ri man. Kevin IS. 24. 43. 81 Rixau. Bonnie 37. 40. 43. 81 K� iau. Doug 43. HI Rwlau. Ellen 34. SO. 74 Riotau. John 13. 22. 32. 77 Rwlau. Ron IS. 24. 43. HI RwUu. Steve 13. 23. 32. 77 Rirtau. Tona 30. 3S. 39. 42. SO. 74 Riatau. Wayne 79 Rodrrirk. Ed S9. 8S Roelof� . Bnan 23. 32. 39. 42. 77 Roelof . Brure 22. 32. 39. 41. 42. SO. 74 Roptad. Patricia 6l Running™. Bryan 22. 41. 50. 74 Ruatad. Sroti 13. 23. 42, 79 SAE 44 Srhrevrl, Art 33. 79 Sehervel. David 22. 32, 33, SO. 69. 8S Seheeyel, Debra 43. 81 Seher vel. Marlin 19. 33. SO. 74 Seher vel. Tom 13. 33. SO. 74 Sehlirk. Steve 69. 8S SCHOOL BOARD 56 Sehopper� . lam 32. 77 Sehoppen. Sandy 34. 3S. 42.45. 52. 69. 85 Schott. Dale 77 Schott. Gleet 27. 43. 81 Sehott. Jean 27. 43. 83 Sehulim. Lyle 81 Schulte, Steve 33. 70. K', SENIOR ACTIVITIES INDEX 4. 85 SENIORS 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 84. 85 Serfling. David 33. 44. 4S. 46. 50. 70. 85 SEVENTH GRADE 82. 83 Shanahan, Viva 61 Shaw. Sharon 79 Sikkink. Debbie 37. 43. 83 Sikkink. I.ynn IS. 43. 83 Simon. Nan 16. 73. 74 Simonaon. Dean 33 Simonaon. Donna 28. 30. 33. 42. SO. S2. 70. 85 Slattum. Karen 43. 81 Sloatad. Elmer 2. 56. 85 Sloaiad. Jim 13. 38. 39. 41. 42. SO. 74 Sloatad, Peter 77 Smith. Don 79 Snyder. Clrment 56 Snyder. Dayid 13. 22. SO. 72. 74 Snyder. Mara 18. 27. 43. 81 Soland, Linda 43. 81 Soland. IaiVerne 23. 32. 77 Silberg. Dan 33. 74 Solberg. I ean 15, 83 Solberg. Dennia IS. 40. 43. 83 Suite. Marv 27. 40. 43. 83 Sohr. peter 13. 23. 39. 79 Solie. Tara 30. 42. 70. 85 SOPHOMORES 75. 76. 77 Soukop. Jackie 26. 77 Soulek. W endy 60. 85 SPANISH CIJ B 45 Spark . Gharir 57. 85 Speeht. Jerry 23. 42. 79 Speer. Jackie 18. 43. 83 Speer. Scott IS. 24. 43. 83 Speer. Steve 13. 23. 42. 79 Spelhaug. Mark 13. 33. SO. 74 Spillum. Bmce 58. 8S Stahlmann. Michael S7, 85 Stailey. Terry 43. 83 Strahl. Gary 70. 81 Strom. Donovan 33. 79 STL DENT COUNCIL 44 Sunde. Shelly 43. 83 Sonde. Steve 13. 79 Thompson. Brian 71. 85 Thompson. Jani� 50. 74 Thompaon. Joe 43. 81 Thompson. Shirley 27. 43. 81 Thompaon. Sue 30. 35. 39. 50. 74 Thompson. Vicki 37. 43. 80. 81 Tienter. Tom 39. 79 T.trud. M..rru 33. 60. 85 Toraaaon. Diane 58. 85 Trende. Mary 57 TrogMad. Drdra 39. 50. 74 Trogstad. Drncrn 40. 83 I Horn. Barb 34. 77 Upton. Barbara 57. 85 Vaalemoen. Allen 41, 42, 79 VanderPUa. Mark 32. 39. 77 VandeWeerd. Charlotte 42. 79 V andeW rerd. Deniwr 16. 17. 28. 30. 34. 35. 50. 71. 85 VandeWeerd. Riehard 81 it� e. (arol 37, 77 Vitae. Gail 50. 74 VOCATIONAL CENTER 46. 47 Vogt. Javlrne 37. 40. 43. 83 VOLLEYBAIJ. 16. 17. 18 Vocwrrk. Rhonda 26. 42. 79 VoTvserk. Rodnev 19. 22. 33. SO. 52. 71.85 Vheae. Gail 17. 34. 42. 79 W «l� h. Brig 30. 36. 39. 42. 52. 71. 85 Walsh, lb 16. 25. 42. 44. 45. 50. 74 WaUh. Mary 17. 26. 38. 39. 79 Whitmore. Betty 43. 83 Wildgrube, Richard 60. 85 W.ldgrube. Jan 16. 30. 41. 42. 44. 77 W iUon. Kristin 18. 27. 40. 43. 44. 83 W ilson. Scott 40. 81 Woellrrt. Mike IS. 24. 81 W oellcrt. Neil 33. 71. 85 Wright. Edwin 56 W right, Sharon 39, 41. 42. 45. SO. S2. 71. 8S W right. Steve 19. 32. 42. 77 YEARBOOK STAFF 28. 29 Young. Fred 61 Zimmerman. Paul 19. 60. 85 1977 HERITAGE STAFE ATTENDANCE The following is a list of the active members of the 1977 yearbook staff. Attendance is taken at all regularly scheduled meetings from September to February. There were 29 such meetings this year. Without question, many of these individuals have given generously of their time in study halls, during Midnight Madnc ss marathon sessions, and other planning sessions. Names indicated below with an asterisk are people whose EXTRA work beyond regular meetings seems to stand out as deserving special recognition. A double asterisk indicates one of our photographers, whose thousands of hours taking and developing pictures would not be in any way countable. Name Hank Number of Meetings Theresa Devlin 1 29 Sue Lawrence 2 26 Renee Miller 3 25 Sandy Major 3 25 Carla Mensink 5 22 Sue Thompson 6 20 Lori Peirce 7 19 Tim Barth 8 16 Flip Huggenvik 9 15 Sharon Wright 9 15 Donna Klockeman 9 15 Jane Kelly 9 15 Michelle Drury 9 15 Tona Ristau 9 15 Sue Duanrud 9 15 Denise VandeWeerd 16 14 Rhonda Rrckkc 17 12 Donna Simonson 18 8 Carolvn Anderson 18 8 No implication of superior work is meant to he implied by the fact that some staff members were in attendance more than others. However, as for the most part the only time that is available to put together the hook is at the set meetings, and because a certain amount of the work of putting together the book is mechanical and time- consuming. it is felt to be important to give some recog- nition to those members of the staff who have given up other things to put in this time. WILLIE’S GROCERY AND LOCKER FOUNTAIN. MINNESOTA 268-4488 DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE FROM THESE FAMOUS MAKERS- Thomasville—Flexsteel—Sealy—Dixie Woodard—Norwalk—Tell City—Mersman Rembrandt—Highland House—King Koil Spring Air—Garrison—Founders Sehweiger La-Z-Bov Brovliill Lewittes 'Qav'Y FOUNTAIN, MINN. Best Wishes From Your Financial Friends At THE FIRST STATE BANK OF FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN, MINNESOTA Providing the finest in full service hanking to Fillmore County since 1901. Meet the friendly, trustworthy staff— Where all the directors, officers, and staff are local people and all are your royal neighbors. THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK THANK YOU For making them a leader in rural bankers. DAIRY AND FARM SUPPLY PRESTON, MINN. 765-2484 and 765-4959 MEADOWLAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION GORDON GREEN Registered Pharmacist PRESTON. MINNESOTA PHONE 507-765-3848 11 in mi BRANDING IRON PRESTON. MN. PRESTON NURSING HOME Preston. Minnesota 55965 ANDERSON’S CHEVROLET ANDREEN ELECTRIC PRESTON, MV 7654733 PRESTON, MINNESOTA Roger McKenzie 7654493 Bob llelliekson 765-3675 93 PRESTON AGENCY (Irace Reicks, Agent PRESTON, MINNESOTA 55965 TELEPHONE 507-765-4785 DAHL’S IGA FOODLINER PRESTON. MINNESOTA NAGEL’S DAIRY EQUIPMENT 7654579 «•M6EL nun eix«! - , PRESTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY PHONE 507-765-2465 765-3803 94 PRESTON CASHWAY LUMBER 765-3876 PINE TREE APPLE ORCHARD Joe Gosi 765-2408 SIMONSON OIL COMPANY FOUNTAIN GRAIN AND FEED FOUNTAIN, MINN. 268499-1 95 BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORTED THE 1977 HERITAGE Jerry’s Body Shop 765-4931 Carle’s Style House 765-2246 White Corner Cafe 268-4334 Ebert’s Hardware Victory Cafe Thau w aid Furniture Rindels Cash ion Shop Preston Serviceman’s Club Preston Republican Bill’s Radio and TV Service Domink's AG Market KFIL Dux bury Mobile Manor Diane’s Beauty Shop Preston Thrift Shop Farmer’s Union Co-op of Fillmore County Vitse Construction—Building and Remodeling PEOPLE WHO HAVE M ADE DONATIONS TO THE 1977 HERITAGE Eugene H. Major Associates Root River Insurance Co. Joerg and Benson. Ltd. Snyder Law Office Preston Veterinary Clinic Dr. Morse Dr. K.G. Dunwell Bill Barlow Insurance Agency Dr. Hagan Root River Medical Clinic Erickson-Prochaska (Verlyn Domink. Realtor) Delvin Nelson Hampel’s Plumbing and Heating Tony’s Plumbing and Heating People’s Natural Gas Preston Iron Works J’s Cafe Fountain Body Shop Modern Beauty Salon Ray's Do Drop Inn Herman’s Skelly Olympic Bowl Preston Greenhouse St raid's Upholstery