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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1986 volume:

Preston-Founfain High School's Precious Moments 1986 HERITAGE Volume 63 Above: Maro Milne. Heorher Mensink. ond Deno Thorson doo r seem ro be getting much recorder practicing done Table of Contents Class of 1986 2 Activities 12 People 30 Sports 50 Ads 72 Index Top: Toro Schibursky. ond Potty Vogt seem to be enjoying themselves ot o Basketball gome Bottom: The 7th grode Science doss is working intensely for good grodes Table of Contents 1 imagination AetA uA firee, to be juAt what, we want to be. Class Wotto 2 Seniors 4 Seniors Morr Benrson Chris Besror Todd Besror Melisso Bjork Julie Boodwine Bill Broodworer Michele Broodworer Mori Lyn Brusse Sara Buenger Paul Duxbury Lynoe Frerlond Mark GorTner Tom Gorrner Kirk Gillespie Jeff Gourcher Mott Bentson: Foot boll 9 Chris Bestor: Footboll 10 11 Boys Bosketboll 11 Todd Bestor: Golf 9. 10. 11 12 Foil All-School Ploy 11.12 Topestry 12 Voice of Democrocy Winner 12 Honor Choir 12 Dond9. 10. 11 12 Choir 12 Melisso Bjork: Girls Bosketboll 9 Cheerleoding 10 Foil All-School Ploy 10. 11 One Act Ploy 9 Topestry 12 Choir 9 10. 11. 12 Julie Doodwme: Volleyboll 9 10. 11. 12 Girls Bosketboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Foil All-School Ploy 11 Topestry 11. 12 Bluejoy Bugle 12 Yeorbook Stoff 11 Notionol Honor Society 11. 12 Choir 9. 10. 11. 12 Bill Broodworer: FFA 12 Michele Broodwoter: Volleyboll 9 Foil All-School Ploy 10. 1112 spring All-School Ploy 11.12 One Act Ploy 11. 12 Bluejoy Bugle 11 12 Yeorbook Stoff 11. 12 C loss Officer 11. 12 Student Council 11. 12 Notionol Honor Society 11. 12 Leodership Progrom 11. 12 Pep Club 12 Bond 9 Choir 9. 12 Soro Buenger. Mori Lyn Brusse: Cheerleoding 10. 11. 12 Topestry 11. 12 Bluejoy Bugle 12 Yeorbook Stoff 12 Leodership Progrom 11. 12 Choir 9. 10 11. 12 Poul Duxbury: Footboll 9 10 11. 12 Boys Bosketboll 9 10.11 Wrestling 12 Golf 9. 10 Foil All-School Ploy 11. 12 Spring All-School Ploy 11. 12 One Act Ploy 11 12 Rodio Show 12 Closs Officer 11 Homecoming King 12 Student Council 9 Leodership Progrom 1112 Lynoe Fretlond: Volleyboll 9 10. 11 12 Girls Bosketboll 9 Softboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Yeorbook Stoff 11 12 Closs Officer 9. 10 Student Council 12 Notionol Honor Socie- ty 11. 12 Flog Corps 9. 10. 11. 12 Bond 9 10. 11 12 Mork Gorfner: Footboll 9. 10. 11 12 FFA 9 10 Homecoming Royolry 12 Tom Gartner: Footboll 9 10. 11. 12 Golf 10. 11. 12 FFA 9. 10 Kirk Gillespie: FFA 9. 10 Class Officer 12 Leodership Progrom 11 Bond 9. 10 11. 12 Jeff Goutcher: Boys Bosketboll 9. 10. 11 12 Golf 9 10 11. 12 Foil All-School Ploy 11. 12 Spring All-School Ploy 11.12 Bond 9 10. 11. 12 Choir 12 Dovid Hogedorn: Foil All-School Ploy 11 Bond 9 10. 11 12 Betsy Hoyes: Volleyboll 9 10 Girls Bosketboll 9 10 Softboll 9. 10. 11 Topestry 10. 11. 12 Yeorbook Stoff 12 Choir 9 10. 11 12 Dovid Hogedorn Betsy Hoyes Troci Hoeffner Jeff House Jomie Irish Heidi Jo Koose Troci Hoeffner: VolleyboH 9. 10. 11 12 Girls Bosketboll 9 10 11 12 Softboll 9. 10 Yeorbook Stoff 10. 11 Homecoming Royalty 12 Leodership Progrom 11 Choir 9. 10. 11 Jeff House. Footboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Boys Bosketboll 9 Boys Trock9 Homecoming Royolry 12 Jomie Irish: Volleyboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Girls Bosketboll 9 10. 11 12 Softboll 9 Foil All-School Ploy 11. 12 Spnng All-School Ploy 11. 12 Topestry 10 11. 12 Yeorbook Stoff 10. 11 Homecoming Royolry 12 Student Council 9 10. 11. 12 Leodership Progrom 11 Pep Club 12 Choir 9. 10. 11. 12 Heidi Jo Koose: Cheerleoding 9. 10. 11. 12 Spring All- School Ploy 10. 11 12 Rodto Show 12 Bluejoy Bugle 12 Yeorbook Stoff 12 Closs Officer 10. 11. 12 No- nonoi Honor Society 11. 12 Leodership 11. 12 Pep Club 12 Flog Corps 9. 10. 11. 12 Grrls Srorer 11 Bond 9. 10. 11 12 Seniors 5 Jeff Gourcher ond He d Koose show their rolenrs os rhe most musicot m rhe rh best dressed in rhe Senior Closs for Kelly Priebe ond Mork Gorrner Senior Closs doesn r hove to meon every doy 6 Senior Srondouts Standouts Do Potrice Vorwer+s ond Paul Duxbury the most othler reolly know whor sport they ore in? Senior Srondouts 7 Sandy Keene Lisa Larson Shelley McNiff Dan Miller Lori Milne Kelly Priebe Margaret Procek Joson Redalen Nor Pictured: Rachel Reese Sondy Keene: Volleyboll 11. 12 Cheerleodtng 10. 12 Foil All-School Ploy 12 Spring oU-Schod Ploy 11 One Act Ploy 11 Topeyry 11. 12 Bluejoy Bogie 12 Yeorbook Staff 12 Choir 9. 10. 11. 12 Liso Larson: FHA 9 Softboll Monoger 9 Shelley McNiff: Volleyboll 9 10 Cheerleodtng 9 Podio Show 12 Bluejoy Bogle 12 Yeorbook Sroff 11 Bond 9 11.12 Don Miller: Foorboll 9. 10. 11 12 Boys Bosketboll 9. 10 11 foil-All-School Ploy 11.12 Spnng All-School Ploy 10 11.12 One Act Ploy 10. 11. 12 Topestry 11 HOSA 11 Bluejoy Bogle 11. 12 Yeorbook Staff 11. 12 Choir 11. 12 Lori Milne: Volleyboll 9. 10. 11 Girls Bosketboll 9 Podio Show 12 Bluejoy Bugle 12 Yeorbook Sroff 10 11 Closs Officer 9 . Homecoming Poyolty 12 Stu- dent Council 9. 10. 11. 12 Leadership Progrom 11.12 Choir 9 10. 12 Kelly Priebe: Volleyboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Girts Bosketboll 9 10 Softball 9 10. 12 Podio Show 12 Bluejoy Bugle 12 Yeorbook St off 11 Closs Officer 9 Homecoming Queen 12 Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12 Flog Corps 9. 10.11.12 Bond 9. 10 11. 12 Morgoret Procek: Girls Bosketboll 9 Foil All-School Ploy 11 Speech Contest 9 Joson Pedolen: Boys Bosketboll 9 10 Golf 10. 11 12 FFA 9. 10 Pochel Reese. Todd Risrau: Footboll 9. 10 Boys Bosketboll 9 FFA 9. 10, 11. 12 Greg Rustod: Football 9. 10 11. 12 Baseboll9. 10. 11. 12 Poul Schmidt: Footboll 9 Golf 10. 11 12 FFA 9, 10. 12 Rusty Schroeder: Footboll 9, 10. 11, 12 Boys' Bosketboll 9 Wreylmg 12 Bose boll 10 Golf 9. 11 Homecom- ing Poyolty 12 Student Council 10 Nathan Serfling: FFA 9 10. 12 Jodi Severson. Kevin Sime: Foil All-School Ploy 10. 11. 12 Spring All- School Ploy 10. 11 One Act Ploy 11 Topestry 11. 12 Speech Contest 1112 Bluejoy Bugle 9. 10. 11 12 Yeorbook Sroff 10. 11 12 Notional Honor Society 11. 12 Pep Club 12 Voice of Democrocy Winner 11 Honor Bond 11 Honor Choir 12 Boys Stoter 11 . Bond 9. 10 11. 12 Choir 11 12 Greg Snyder: Foil All-School Ploy 9. 10, 11. 12 Spring All- School Ploy 9 10. 11 12 One Act Ploy 9 10. 11. 12 Voice of Democrocy 12 Leodership 11. 12 Bond 9 10. 11. 12 Golen Thompson: Footboll 9. 10 Boys Trock 9 Homecoming Poyolty 12 Potty Vogt: Volleyboll 9 10. 11. 12 Girls Bosketboll 9 Sofrboll 9 10. 11. 12 . Foil All-School Ploy 11 Spring All- School Ploy 11 Yeorbook Sroff 11.12 Closs Officer 9, 10 11 12 Homecoming Poyolty 12 Leodership Pro- grom 11 12 Pep Club 12 Flog Corps 9, 10. 11. 12 Honor Bond 12 Bond 9, 10 11. 12 Potrice Vorwerk: Volleyboll 9 10. 11. 12 Girls Bosketboll 9 10 11 12 Girls Trock 11 Softboll 9. 10. 12 One Act Ploy 11 Bluejoy Bugle 12 Yeorbook Sroff 11 12 Pep Club 12 Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. Jeremy Wangen: Footboll 11. 12 Boys BasketboH 9 10 FFA 9. 10 6 Seniors Todd Risrou Greg Rusrod Poul Schmidr Rusry Schroeder Norhon Serfling Jodi Severson Kevin Sime Greg Snyder Golen Thompson Seniors 9 Top right: Poul Schmidt working concessions for the money-hungry seniors. Delow: Messin with the Joy s is Risky Business wos the Seniors winning homecoming theme. Below: Lost yeor for rhe Senior doss officers. Michele Broodworer. President. Kirk Gillespie. Vice-President. Heidi Koose, Secretory, ond Potty Vogr. Treasurer Above: Jason Redolen ond Jeremy Wongen ore rhe Master Chefs of rhe Senior class 10 Senior Condids Top left: Todd Bestor diligently working on his homework. Top right: Lynoe Fretlond lets us know how she feels obout food! Middle left: Tom Gortner showing us his best feoture Middle right: Greg Snyder showing us thot he reolly does know his music with Kevin Sime ond Kirk Gillespie putting in their two ents Bottom left: The Senior Advonced Woods doss is reolly on top of things Joson Redolen. Mott Bentson. Tom Gortner. Kirk Gillespie. Poul Duxbury. Rusty Schroeder. Mork Gortner. Chris Bestor, Greg Rustod. Golen Thompson. Jeff House. Jeremy Wongen. Bottom right: Poul Schmidt is thot your noturol color! Senior Condids 11 Left: Deno Thorson. Trovis Molley. Stephonie Tienrer. Dulcie Cose ond Corol Clement roke time out of floot building to pose Right: Stephonie Derby. Donno Voole- moen ond Lynoe Fretlond concentrote on their music 12 Activities Division ACTIVITIES Activities Division 13 Above: Firsr quorter honor roll members line up for rheir reword of cookies ond milk Righf: Poul Duxbury. Heidi Koose. Kelly Pnebe. Lori Milne. Shelley McNiff. ond Shown Drockwoy inform oreo listeners of school ocriviries on the rodio show Yearbook Staff Meets New Challenges PRESTON JUNIO� • 5MIOS Front Row: Erin Cornwell. Lynoe Frerlond, Porrice Vorwerk. Mindy Bothun. Angle Vorwerk. Amy Arends. Koren Collonon. Liso Rooen. Kristin Slortum. Dorlo Milne, Kevin Sime Second Row: Mori Lyn Brusse. Heidi Koose. Sondy Keene, Missy Brood- woter. Rochel Gossmon, Donno Winslow. Stephonnie Derby. Shannon Speer. Kelly Wolsh. Bridget Gortner. Donny Miller. Betsy Hoyes. Potty Vogt 'Mr. Sparks, I can t meet my deadline!1' Mr. Sparks heard that phrase more rhon once during his firsr year os year- book advisor. Other firsts for this post year were two new editors: Patrice Vorwerk and Potty Vogt. The staff was also mode up of mony new members. The yearbook staff has hod a very exciting ond challenging year. Yearbook soles were up from lost year with 176 op- posed to 1965 s 171. Ad soles were also up with $2,120 worth. Much to the happiness of the student body, color pictures mode it bock into the annual. Two pages of Homecoming photos ore featured in full col- or. Overall, it's been on in- teresting yeor for the yearbook staff. Mony new ideas were fried out which added to the excitement ond the confusion of putting together o year- book. Yearbook Editors: Potty Vogt ond Potrice Vorwerk Donny Miller. Angie Vorwerk. Kristin Slottum. Bridget Gortner. ond Donno Winslow ore working diligently to meet their deadline 14 Yeorbook More for Your Money?? R°T 5h y r'0der,Ck Lorl Mllne Ke y Prlebe Rochel Gossmon 2nd Row: Toro Schlbursky Shelley Mlrhele H JJ°„ DeS,0, 3,d OW Ke Wobh- A y Arends. Kevin Sime Top Row: Pornce Vorwerk Michele Broodworer. Mori Lyn Brusse. Koren Collonon. ond Don Miller More for your money wos rhe ques- tion rhor orose when rhe Dluejoy Bugle price wos raised from $.25 to $.50 on issue. With sporting events, interviews, ploys, movie reviews ond topics of interest oil included In the paper it is oil worth if. Advisor Mr. O'Reilly ond editors, Kelly Priebe ond Lori Milne, also with the hard- working staff strive to finish rhe long awaited four issues. Bio joy Bugl 15 Spirit Week Pie eoring, roorbeer guzzling, pyramid building, car piling, and spirit yelling seemed to be on the minds of every PFHS stu- dent during spirit week, held September 23-27, as one of these activities were held on each day. Instead of having the usual dress up days, the cheerleaders wonted to orgonize activities in which more students would participate. Each day during the Jr. and Sr. lunch hours two students representing their class would compete against members of other classes to try to rock up points. The class that obtoined the most points by the end of the week was the freshman doss. They won o cosh prize of $25.00 to put in their class treasury. Students were free to build their class floats on Friday morn- ing and afternoon prior to the parade which took place or 2:30 that afternoon. Despite the cheering efforts of the newly-formed pep club, cheerleaders, and fans, the Bluejoys were defeated by the Grand Meadow Super Larks. The majority of PFHS students danced the night owoy to the music of Inspector. Above: Shonnon Speer leorns rhor you con'r lough ond guzzle roorbeer or rhe some rime Below: The expressions on Jolene Besse s ond Erik Lorson's foces show rhelr exciremenr over rhe newly-crowned King ond Queen Bottom left: holders of the Lost Lork wos rhe creorlve slogan on rhe winning 7rh grode floor Kurt Rooen is rhe Indiono Jones look-olike 16 Spirir Week Homecoming 1985 Comes Alive Paige Hovey, Jr. class president, emceed the coronation festivities of 1985 With the gym filled with the sounds of ex- cited people and the music of the bond, the candidates and the first grade attendants (Jolene Besse and Erik Larson) mode their woy across the gym ond upon stage. After the applauding hod ceased, a dance routine was performed by Erin Cornwell ond Heidi Koose os o guest speaker wos unoble to attend. The drum roll started ond the tension mounted os Beth Gartner, 1984 Homecoming Queen, ond Kent Gillespie 1984 Homecoming King were in the process of choosing the new King ond Queen. The excitement come to o climax when Paul Duxbury ond Kelly Priebe were crowned the 1985 Homecoming King ond Queen. Above: The new 1985 Homecoming King ond Queen ore Poul Duxbury ond Kelly Priebe Left: Korhy Collonon. Amy Arends. ond Gory Bumgarner show off rheir floor building skills. Below: Jeff House ond Eric Osrrom seemed to enjoy devouring o whole pie. Color Insert Above: Homecoming court for 1985: Potty Vogt. Lori Milne. Jomle Irish. Trod Hoeffner. Queen — Kelly Prlebe. King — Poul Duxbury. Jeff House. Golen Thompson. Rusty Schroeder. ond Mork Gortner. Junior ottendonts: Jolene Besse ond Erik Lorson. Above: The Seniors roke rime out to pose on their lost Homecom- ing floor Left: The Preston-Founroin High School Foculty monog- ed to survive the oftermorh of Homecoming week Color Insert Top: 'Lorks moke Sporks, Joys moke Fire” wos the slogon of rhe winn- ing Sophomore floor. Cindy Lorson looks on os Angie Osrrem tries to push Corl Ford off rhe floor Left: The Senior High holl moy be deserted of people, bur rhe spirit of rhe students lingers on. Lower left: Todd Rye ond Jim Honson show off their guzzling rolenrs Below: Jodi Severson demonstrores on Kris Snyder s foot one of rhe mony uses of sproy point while Shown Brockwoy. Don Alden. ond Mar- vin Rlsrou odmire her orrwork. Spirit Week 17 Students Get It Done Student Council has many projects throughout the year, but os usual Homecoming proved to be the biggest event. The Homecoming donee wos o great success. The students that attend- ed enjoyed the music of Inspector. The Student Council is providing new ideas to the student body, so the students will get more involved In their school work and activities. The Student Council wonts to reword the students ond also the teachers for their special achievements. Top: Left to Right: Liso Pooen — Treasurer. Shannon Speer — Secretory. Lynoe Fretlond — Vice President Jamie Irish — President Above: Row 1: Karen Collonon. Shannon Speer. Kelly Priebe. Lynoe Fretlond. Liso Pooen. Chris Pickett. Jomie Brockwoy. ond Gino Brusse Row 2: Jomie Irish. Amy Arends. Missy Benrson, Poige Hovey. Darla Milne. Missy Broadwater Row 3: Heath Mensink Adrian Snyder. Mott Schroeder. Chris Hahn. Brad Johnson. Jeremy Himili. Troci Pisrau. Tisho Hellickson. Moro Milne ond Sheldon Gingras. 16 Student Council Someway, Somewhere, Somehow How do you expect us to do rhor?! This seemed to be the common rheme amongst the P.F.H.S. bond members this year. Shoring the bond room with the choir was o major reason for this. The choir room was lost to the shop classes forcing the choir into the bond room. This shoring forced o reduction in the number of practices to Tuesdays, Thursdays, ond olrernote Fridays. This loss of time mode it that much more difficult to get notes learned, riming down, ond, perhaps most importantly of oil, to keep enthusiasm up. Much to the disappointment of many the number of performances was therefore also reduced. The number of fundraisers wasn't reduced however. A cookie sole ond the sole of chocolate Sonros were just 2 of the many fundraisers held by the bond. These were to be applied towards o planned trip to Minneapolis in the spring. If wasn't always easy but somehow things usually got done. Ports were learned, timing come together, ond the bond rose to the occa- sion — or at least they come close. Perhaps the expectations weren't always os high ond the results weren't always perfect but the bond provided good times ond great music just the some. Top left: Senior High Bond: Front Row: Lynoe Frerlond. Carlo Pickett. Erin Corn- well. Kelly Prlebe. Mindy Bothun. Angie Vorwerk. 2nd Row: Potty Vogt. Heidi Koose. Julie Morzolf. Suson Morzolf. Shelly McNlff. Brendo Hovelson, Bridgett Gortner. Betty Jo Bestor. Bekoh Benson. Amy Arends 3rd Row: Jonno Asleson. Ann Storken. Kelly Doiley. Shelly Roderick. Dovid Hogedorn. Stephanie Derby. Donno Voolemoen. 4th Row: Ted Aorrestod. Dorlo Milne. Kirk Gillespie. Kevin Slme, Mike Tollefson. Mike Turck. 5th Row: Adrian Snyder, Greg Snyder, Tockj Bestor. Jeff Goutcher. Stuort Dyreson. Jason Huffman. Left center: Junior High Bond: Front Row: Brendo Peterson. Aliesho Britton. Shori Derby. Kristin Zlmmermon. Moro Milne. Heidi Mousr. Soro Cose 2nd Row: Shori Bushmon. Elizabeth Beover. Pom Hoffmon. Debro Vogt. Jennifer Milne. Tiffany Gehling, Kevin Tollefson. 3rd Row: Debro Peterson. Sheldon Gingros, Greg Bremseth. Wyorr Hovey. Joy Pickett, Borry Kingery, Chon Gingros 4th Row: Ted Aorrestod, Adrionne Besse, Carol Clement. Corey Menslnk. Lorry Doley. Chris Pickett, Dorren O'Connor. Absent From Picture: Jomie Koose. Soro Schmidt, Tonyo Self, ond Dovid Storken Bottom right: P.F.H.S. Honor Bond: Front Row: Kelly Priebe. Lynoe Fretlond. Heidi Koose 2nd Row: Potty Vogt. Kirk Gillespie Bond 19 Senior Choir: From Row: Missy Bent- son. Lynn Dohley. Amy Borth. Koren Colkanon. Kothy Collonon. Kelly Wolsh. Donno Voolemoen. Poige Hovey. Dorlo Milne. Suson Morzolf. Amy Scheevel. Undo O’Conner. Second Row: Mindy Borhum, Bridget Gortner, Betsy Noyes, Shonnon Speer, Stephonie Derby. Kristin Slortum. Cork) Pickett. Missy Bjork, Dove Keene. Shone Hovey. Director Roe Rustod. Row 3: Chod McKenzie. Toro 5chibursky. Heoth Mensink. Lori Milne. Jomle Irish. Angie Ostrom, Sondy Keene, Betty Jo Besfor, Kevin Sime. Todd Bestor. Row 4: Missy Broodwoter. Julie Boodwine. Rochel Gossmon, Erin Cornwell. Jeff Goutcher. Scott Boodwine. Mori Lyn Brusse. Andy O'Conner. Potrice Vorwerk. Donny Miller Honor Choir: Front Row: Heoth Men- sink. Kelly Wolsh, Kristin Slortum. Todd Bestor. Kevin Sime Bock Row: Sondy Keene. Mori Lyn Brusse. Julie Boodwine. Andy O'Connor Miss- ing: Erin Cornwell. Junior Choir: Front Row: Trovls Kelly. Joy Pickett. Jomes Turk. Dorlo Erkkson. Joyne O'Conner. Srocey Every. Jill Hogedom Row 2: Chris Pickett. Jerod Rindels. Deno Thorson. Gino Brusse. Corol Clement. Vicky Winslow. Shori Derby. Brendo Peterson. Michelle Socket Row 3: Chris Collett. Corey Mensink. Tim Ostrom. Heidi Moust. Shori Bushmon. Ellzoberh Beover. Renee Kinney. Brendo Whitmore Row 4: Director Roe Rustod. Debbie Peterson. Kristin Zimmermon. Angel Arends. Heother Mensink. Heother Bushmon. Soro Cose. Pom Hoffmon. Choir Shores Bondroom As you ore owore of by now rhe Choir is In rhe bondroom this yeor. We only hove practice on Mon- day. Wednesday, every other Fri- day. The director of the Junior and Senior Choir is Roe Rustod. We ore busy getting ready for the con- certs throughout the yeor. On Saturday, October 12, 1985, Roe took 10 Senior Choir members to represent P-FHS of Mabel for the Honor Choir and Bond Festival. The Choir hod o total of 77 members ond wos directed by Dr. Dennis Darling. Tentatively, next yeor the Honor Choir ond Bond Festival will be of the P-FHS. 20 Choir Tapestry Ir's 7:30 o.m. and the halls of P-FHS are quiet, but from rhe choir room you con hear voices worming up for on early Tuesday or Thursday morning practice. The voices belong to the Tapestry singers. Every member there wos chosen by the director, Roe Rustod. after they tried our for rhe group lost Spring. This 'dedicated'' group is 16 members strong! They will probably be practicing for one of their two main concerts, either Christmas Madrigol or The Spring Pops Concert, or practicing for their Small Group Contest in April. You'll heor this group perform o variety of songs! Anything from rhe traditional Christmas Carols to 16th Century Modrigols to Pop and Broadway musical favorites. You con catch this outstanding group singing onywhere. For example, Banquets for companies such os Lond O'Lakes feeds or ot Boccoloureore. Come and heor them perform or better yet, JOIN THEM!!! Senior Members: Front Row: Todd Besror. Kevin Sime Row 2: Missi Bjork. Mori Lyn Brusse Row 0: Sondy Keene. Betsy Hoyes. Row 4: Jomie Irish. Julie Boodwine. Front Row: Julie Boodwine. Missi Bjork. Kristin Slottum. Mori Lyn Brusse. Jomie Irish. Erin Corn- well. Shannon Speer. Betsy Hoyes Second Row: Kevin Sime. Chod McKenzie. Sondy Keene. Andy O'Connor, Donno Voolomoen, Todd Bestor, Heath Mensink. and Dove Clement. Tapestry 21 FFA Shows Excellence The FFA has hod o very active year par- ticipating in various contests and activities, preparing for the annual Chapter and district banquets and serving on many different com- mittees. For the second year, P-F shored their Ag program with Lonesboro and if is working out nicely. FFA Members: Top: Front Row: Srocy Fingerson. Michelle Collerr, Rich Hohn. Dock Row: Norhon Serf- ling. Dill Droodworer. Paul Schmidt. Todd Ristou. Middle left: Srocy Fingerson wos named FFA Choprer Sweetheart at the Chapter Bonquer In Februory. Other candidates were Lolido Johnson and Pom Semmen Middle right: Todd Rlsrou receiving a proficiency oword ot the Chapter Bonquer Right: Rich Hohn wos o recipient of the ottendonce oword for meetings. Others receiving were: Mark Knutson, Troy Storhoff. Don Sorum ond Jim Sorum. 22 FFA FHA Strives for New Heights To Reoch for People, Together We Soor is the FHA store theme this yeor. With this rheme the FHA'ers ore toking on in- depth projects with nutrition ond work- ing with the elderly. This yeor's District Meeting wos held in Hormony ond we sent 11 delegates. We hove many members doing Action Activities Events ond we hope many will advance to Store. Also, there is o possibility that there will be o district officer next yeor. So we hope this yeor will be one of the best we hove ever hod! Our beloved FHA officers hord or work trying to decide whor to do or the next meeting Pictured. L to R: Pony Winslow. Secretory. Sondy Winslow. Program ond Recreation Donno Winslow. President. Michelle Sockerr. Membership Choirmon. (Not Pictured: Ruth Winslow. Treasurer Vice-President-Elect) Members of the FHA: Front Row: Julie Morzolf. Ann Mohe Storken. Tobby Gusrason. Donno Winslow. Doric Erickson Dock Row: Susan Morzolf. Deno Thor son. Undo Gorrner Ellzoberh Beover. Michelle Sockerr, Jennifer Norrhouse Pony Winslow, ond Sondy Winslow Not Pictured: Orendo Whitmore, Troy Kelly. Ruth Winslow, ond Orendo Peterson FHA 23 Spring Dromo Draws Large Crowd With Musical The 1985 Spring All School Ploy wos o greor success. Ir wos performed or 8 o'clock on April 25-26 The ploy Duckrails ond Bobbysox is o fifties musical complere with o cost of chorocrers from those colorful years Fifties rock-n-roll star Curtis Jackson ploys o surprise visit to the small town of Victor where he en- counters a host of hilarious chorocrers ond modcop hoppenings: Alex Fenton, the oil store football hero, was kidnapped before the big gome by Wheels, the leader of the motorcycle gong, the Yellowjockers; Tilly, the empty heoded waitress.- Wilbur ond Berrho. the shy couple thor foil in love under the stars, ond o trio of cheerleaders thor perform or every chonce. Many others occent the show. The enjoyable musical wos o job well done! Left to Right: Vickie Dohl. Lindo Souer Croig Morzolf. ond Shown Brockwoy The Cost of the Spring Ploy: Front Row: Mindy Borhun. Shonnon Speer. Donny Miller Row Two: Todd Rye. Lindo 5ouer. Deno Thorson. Andy O’Connor. Todd McNiff. Gory Gortner. Brod Johnson. Lors Tingsrrom. Jim Honson Kris Doley Adrian Snyder Row Three: Erin Fitzgerold. Brion Keller. Sondy Keene. Rich Snyder, Condoce Kruegel. Shown Brockwoy. Chod McKenzie. Jomie Irish. Heorh Mensink. Row Four: Deb Rusrod. Mork Mulhern. Jon Ruud. Corl Ford. Missy Brood water, Kevin Sime. Morgorer Ptocek. Moro Milne. Vickie Dohl. Deb Simonsin. Lisa Clement. Beth Gortner. Kelly Wolsh. ond Dorlo Milne Deb Simonsin, the empty heoded waitress. 24 Spring Ploy — 1965 Mimi's Charade The Foil All School Ploy. Mimi's Chorode, wos performed on November 8 ond 11. It hod ro be rescheduled because of rhe snowstorm we hod on November 9. Mimi Ralston, o wealthy mother of one. is giving o porty in honor of rhe reputedly formidable parents of her daughter's fiance. Typicol of her bizarre sense of humor, she hires o stunt waiter ro insult her guests ond specifically ro spill soup on the Colthorpes. But her daughter, Edie, fearing thot her mother would never be able ro tolerate her future in lows, hos hired two actors ro impersonate them, which works until rhe real Colthorpes ond their son. Lester, arrive or rhe reception. In the end. Edie leorns some lessons in life which spore her from whor could hove been o most unhappy fore The Foil All School Ploy Cost Front Row: Chod McKenzie. Jomie Irish. Mindy Bothun. Erin Cor- nwell. Sondy Keene. Missy Broodwoter Se- cond Row: Adrian Snyder. Corl Ford. Andy O'Connor. Brod Johnson. Shonon Speer. Wen- di Freese. Heorher Mensink. Mork Amundson. Corol Clement. Kristin Slottum ond Deno Thorson Above right: Adrian Snyder. Mark Amundson. Andy O'Connor ond Chod McKenzie Left: Jomie Irish ond Mindy Bothun Below right: Brod Johnson. Son- dy Keene. Shonnon Speer Chod McKenzie. Mork Amundson Foil Ploy 25 Make Mine Vanilla This years play. Make Mine Vanilla was abouf on old man rhor ran away from a Nursing Home and a 15 year old boy who ran awoy from his Aunt Phoebe because he wants to go and live with his father. The young boy is walking through a park and throws awoy a pop can as the old man pops up. As the boy is talking to the old man, the ice cream man comes through and sells the old man and boy some ice creom. Then the policeman comes in and osks some questions about on old man that escaped from the Nursing Home. Next. Aunt Phoebe arrives and osked if he has seen her nephew. After she leaves, the boy talks to the man before he leaves. Preston-Fountoin was host for the subdistricts. All the ploys went on to the districts. Preston-Fountoin went on to Spring Grove and received third place. Front Row: Cost Members: Derry Joe Desror. Adrian Snyder. Krisrin Slorrum Dock Row: Drod Johnson. Mork Amundson. Jomie Irish, Missy Droodworer. Andy O Conner Delow left: Mork Amundson ond Andy O'conner ore working hord or procricing their ports Below: Crew Members: Greg Snyder. Corl Ford. Paul Duxbury. Mike Schibursky. Danny Miller. 26 One-Act Ploy Right: Aunt Phoebe (Missy Droodworer) ond The old mon (Andy O'conner) ore rolking obout Aunr Phoebe's Nephew thor ron owoy Below: Cost ond Crew ot Districts: Front Row: Jomie Irish, Brod Johnson. Mike Schibursky. Mork Amundson. Kelly Wolsh. ond Rochel Gossmon Dock Row: Betty Joe Bestor. Kristin Slottum. Andy O'connor. Donny Miller. Corl Ford. Chuck Smith, Adrien Snyder, Missy Droodworer. Greg Snyder. Above: The ice creom mon (Mork Amundson) stops in the pork to sell some Ice creom bors to some customers Left: Mr O'Reilly is giving Adrion o few pointers on how he should do his port One-Act Ploy 27 Pep Club Begins On September 10, the Presron-Founroin Pep Club was formed. The mogic number was 60 members with 20 from the 7rh ond 6rh grade and 40 from grades 9-12. The main purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit, moke signs ond posters, take port in pep fests, ond help plan Homecoming. The concept wos well received but os many new clubs it rakes time to get the unify ond necessary support to get everything accomplished. The Pep Club is looking forward to o better ond more active year next year. Front Row: Kristin Zimmermon. Tiffony Gehllng. Stocey Every, Trocy Ristou. Shori Derby. Suson Lorson. Becky Hoff, Sheldon Gr- ingos. Elizobeth Beover 2nd Row: Trevor Cose. Berty Jo Bestor. Wendi Freese, Shannon Speer. Mindy Broodwoter. Jill Hogedorn. Renee Kinney. Gino Brusse. Angie Vorwerk. Kristin Slottum. Dove Clement 3rd Row: Betsy Hoyes. Lynoe Fretlond, Kelly Priebe. Amy Borth, Brendo Hovelson. Kelly Wolsh. Amy Arends. Erin Cornwell. Koren Collonon. Rochel Gossmon. Donno Vooole- moen. Porrice Vorwerk 4th Row: Kevin Sime. Donno Winslow. Tonio Thomonn, Michelle Collerr. Mori Lyn Brusse. Heidi Koose. Poige Hovey. Bekoh Benson. Bridget Gortner. Mindy Bothun. Missy Bentson 5th Row: Potty Vogt. Sandy Keene. Michelle Broodwoter. Lori Milne. Jomie Irish. Angie Osrron. Don Miller. Rich Hohn. Shelly Roderick. Dorlo Milne. Stephonie Derby 28 Pep Club 17 Dig Ones This year is the 17fh year airing on KFIL for the P-F Podio Show. This year's members ore: Shelley, Kelly, Lori, Paul, Shown, and Heidi. Their advisor is Mr. Poberr O'Peillly. Thanks ro him and oil rheir hard work rhey hove hod many successful years and hopefully will hove many more. KEEP UP THE GOOD WOPK PADIO SHOW!! Radio Show: Top right: Top Row: Lori Milne. Kelly Priebe Row 2: Heidi Koase Row 3: Paul Duxbury. Shelley McNIff. Bottom Row: Shown Brockwoy Lower right: Heidi Koose ond Shelley McNiff prove thor Podio Show is nor oil work ond no ploy Lower left: Shelley McNIff, Kelly Priebe. Poul Duxubury, ond Lori Milne work hord ro moke the Podio Show o success Radio Show 29 New Students ot Preston-Fountoin High School: Front Row: Tim Ostrom. Cindy Lorson. Kris Snyder. Jennifer Nonhouse. Brendo Pererson Bock Row: Jason Huffman. Eric Ostrom, Erin Cornwell. Angie Ostrom. Renee Kinney. Todd Keune. Trovis Kelly Not Pictured: Jenny Mulvihill. Mitch Mulvlhlll. Mike McLean, and Rick Lorson 30 People Division Left Pornce Vorwerk ond Lynae Frerlond brove rhe cold ro worch Presron beor Hormony Right Porry Vogr ond Kirk Gillespie roke rime our ro look or rhe camero Qekoh Denson poses on Holloween People Division 31 Staff Regroups With New Administration and No Vocational Facility With several teachers placed on unrequesred leave and some chonged to part-time, everyone found themselves doing many more duties. The Vocational Facility was closed moving industrial arts bock to the high school, business educotion was mode part- time. and outo mechanics and health occupa- tions were dropped. The full rime computer position was dropped with the Library being closed port of the doy for Mr. Sporks to reach the computer class. The social studies deport- ment load wos increased with the elimination of one position. A counselor wos added and the Superintendent wos combined with the high school principal position. Everyone felt the changes with more work to do. Ted Aotrestod: BS University of Minnesoro Jr ond Sr High Bond. Pep Bond Morching Bond. 10th Grode Advisor Lois Dorlow: Secretory Noncy Byrne: B S St Cloud Store University Reoding Noncy Dohly: B S Stour Store University Home Economics. FHA Gwen Denny: B S . Winono Store University. Jr High Moth. Junior Closs Advisor Ken Denny: BS. University of Wisconsin-LoCrosse M.S.. Winono Store University. Mothemorics Athletic Director Golf Cooch Violet Gortnet: Cook Shirley Goutcher: B A . Westmor College M S Winono Store University Business Educotion Cyn- thio Hokenson: BA Sr Olof College English Ger- mon. Speech Cooch; 6th Grode Advisor Ken Hollermon: Janitor Dick Irish: B S . Monkoto Store University; American History. Driver s Education. Heod Boys Boskerboll Cooch Frank Joszewski: BS ond M S . Winono Store University. Physicol Educotion. World History. Health; Football Cooch Loey Kellis: BS. Arizona Store University, MA. University of Arizona. Counselor. Administrative Aide Student Council Deb lorson: Secretory Morgoret Mongon: Cook Ann Morkegord: B S . Winono Store University. Science; 7th Grode Ad- visor Morlene McKenzie: Secretory 32 Teachers Mr Joszewski s orrenrion is coughr while he rokes o breok from reoching Phy Ed ond World Hisrory Teochers 00 Edward Roderick Roe Rusrod Dione Toraason Mory Trende Cindy Scheevel Charles Sparks Lynn Vovreck Liiso Wand Richard Wildgrube Fred Young Paul Zimmerman Mr Irish glances up ro pose for o picture while Kevin Tollefson studies Americon History intensively w 34 Teachers Cooch Scheevel. Koren Pickert, Bridget Gorrner and Wendi Freese anxiously owoir for the outcome of the volleyball gome. Robert O'Reilly: B.A.. St. Thomos College. M S . Winono Stote University. Grod. Wk. University of Minnesota ond Monkoto State University. English. Medio, All Ploys. Newspoper Rodio Show Dr. Joe Peterson: BA. Gustovus Adolphus College; M.A.. Southern Methodist University; M.S.. Kansas Stote Universiry; Ph D.. Univer- sity of WisconsJn-Modlson. Superintendent. High School Principol Rosemary Ptocek: Head Cook Ed Roderick: B.S.. Universiry of Wisconsin-LoCrosse. Social Studies Rae Rusrod: BA. Luther Col- lege. General Musk:.- Jr ond Sr High Choir; Tapestry Cindy Scheevel: B.S. Winono Stote University. Speciol Learning Disabilities. B-Squod Volleyboll. Softboll. Junior Class Advisor Charles Sparks: A A . Rochester Community College. B.S. ond MS.. Monkoto Stote University. Librarian. Audio-Visual Coor- dinator. Computer I; Yearbook. Senior Class Advisor Diane Toraoson: B.S.. University of Wisconsin-LoCrosse. Physical Educa- tion; Health. Head Girls Basketball ond Volleyboll Cooch Mory Trende: Secretory Lynn Vovreck: B.S.. St. Cloud Stote University; Speciol Education. Senior Class Advisor Liiso Wand: B.A.. Iowa Stote University. Art. 7th Grade Advisor Richard Wildgrube: B.S. ond M S.. Winono Store University. Industrial Arts. 9th Grode Ad- visor Fred Young: Janitor Paul Zimmerman: B A.. Augsburg Col- lege; Science. B-Squod Boys' Basketball Cooch. Trock Cooch. Phorogrophy. 8th Grode Advisor. Teochers 35 The yearbook poll wos token of 233 Students of Presron-Founrain High School on Wednesday. February 12, 1966 You were o typical PFHS student if: Days of Our Lives was your doytime favorite soap opera Knots Londing wos your favorite night rime soap opera Beverly Hill's Cop was your favorite movie Pepsi wos your favorite kind of pop Levi 501's look the best on guys Lee's look the best on girls Party oil the Time reflects your personality The first thing done in morning wos shut off your olorm You were principal you would declare o holiday Favorite Movies Boys Girls Dock to the Future 10 23 Rocky 4 17 22 Young Blood 1 5 St. Elmo's Fire 3 21 Porky's Revenge 5 6 Breakfast Club 18 9 Beverly Hills Cop 40 21 Other 17 11 Favorite Soap Opero Grade 12 11 10 9 8 7 Days of Our Lives 30 23 27 34 38 24 Another World 0 0 0 1 2 1 Santo Borboro 1 3 1 2 7 1 All My Children 2 2 2 3 1 1 Guiding Light 4 2 0 0 1 0 Other 3 2 4 2 6 8 36 Survey Jeans That Look Best on Girls Boys Girls Lee's 42 71 Levi's 26 14 Guess 9 12 Chic 29 6 Other 14 5 Jeans That Look Best on Guys Boys Girls Lee's 29 6 Levi's 501 75 99 Wranglers 5 2 Jordoche 1 0 Other 7 7 Pop Boys Girls Pepsi 61 67 Dr. Pepper 7 6 Mt. Dew 36 16 7-Up 2 6 Other 16 13 What Would You Do If You Were Principal for a Day? Boys Girls Declare a Holiday 99 65 Lock Yourself in Office 5 4 Resign 15 23 First Thing Done in Morning Boys Girls Go Bock to Sleep 39 22 Turn on Light 6 1 Shut off Alarm 31 53 Go to the Bathroom 22 9 Turn on Radio 16 24 Other 4 3 Survey 37 Active Juniors Find Time for Fun The Junior Closs of 1985 wos so busy trying to roise money for the Prom by sponsoring rhe Jr. Closs ploy, holding donees, selling con- cessions ofrer school ond or gomes, people moy find it surprising rhor rhe members of rhe junior closs find rime ro porricipore in mony exrro-curriculor ocriviries like: football, volleyball, basker- boll, cheerleoding, radio show, pep club, Bluejay Bugle, ond Year- book. And on rop of rhis, rhey srill monoge ro keep up wirh rheir classes! Despire rheir hecric schedules ond financial problems, rhe members of rhe Junior Closs were able ro ovecome rheir obsrocles, which goes ro show you rhor good rhings really do come in small packages! Right: Junior Goss Officers Top: Korhy Collonon, Secretory. Dorrom right: Kelly Wolsh. Vice President Bottom left: Poige Hovey. President Missing: Ruth Winslow, Treasurer Donald Alden Mark Amundson Amy Arends Shown Brockwoy Gory Bumgarner Koren Collonon Korhy Collonon Trevor Cose Dovid Clemenr Michelle Collerr Erin Cornwell Srocey Fingerson Eric Ford Rachel Gossmon Richard Hohn OB Juniors Drendo Hovelson Poige Hovey Chad McKenzie Dorlo Milne Andy O'Connor Eric Osrrem Shelly Roderick Dob Souer Toro Schibursky Kris Snyder Tonio Thomonn David Turck Donno Voolemoen Kelly Walsh Donno Winslow Bottom left: Andy O'Connor demonstrates one of his mony positions Bottom right: Toro Schibursky. Shelly Roderick, ond Kothy Collonan show their school spirit ot o football gome Ruth Winslow Juniors 39 Sophomores Achieve Success Dissecting frogs, reoding Julius Caesor,” ond gerting confused In Geometry ore some of the Highlights of the sophomore year. A new experience for the sophomores wos having to take their Driver's Training during the summer instead of the first quarter. This meant getting their licenses right on or shortly after their birthdays. Sophomore Class Officers: Above: Liso Rooen. President. Todd Rye. Vice President Carlo Pickerr. Secretory. Kelly Dolley. Treasurer Stephanie Derby ond Betty Jo Bestor just downin' oround. Wes Alden Lonce Armstrong Amy Borth Bekah Benson Missy Benrson Betty Jo Bestor Mindy Bothun Bill Collett Lynn Dohley 40 Sophomores Kelly Dailey Stephanie Derby Carl Ford Bridget Gartner Linda Gartner Ben Joerg Brad Johnson Comron Loll Cindy Larson Rick Larson Craig Miller Angie Ostrom Carla Pickett Roy Ptocek Liso Rooen Stephanie Rindels Marvin Ristou Jon Ruud Todd Rye George Schott Kristin Slottum Shannon Speer Mark Stettler Angie Vorwerk David Whitmore Sophomores 41 Left: Corio Pickett downs oround during Spirit Week. Right: Eric Ostom tentotively owoits his role os HE-MAN While Koren Collonon ond Mrs Denny give their okoy. u 42 Condids Right: Deno Thorson, Moro Milne ond Heorher Mensink goof oround insreod of procricing recorders. Candids 43 Jonno Asleson Fronk Bortsch Scott Boodwine Dorrln Combern Domel Collett Stoort Dyrson Stocy Erickson Wendi Freese Lon Frerlond Gory Gortner Tobby Gustoson Chris Hohn Jomes Honson Tisho Hellickson Shone Hovey Rlchord Howes Joson Huffmon Dovld Keene Todd Kuene Julie Morzolf Suson Morzolf Michoel McLeon Todd McNiff Heoth Mensink Jenny Mulvihill Undo O'Connor Koren Pickett Shelley Rindels Michoel Schibursky Amy Scheevel Scott Sikkink Chuck Smith Adrion Snyder Lori Solberg Ann Storken Tom Thomonn Mork Thompson Michoel Tollefson Michoel Turck Tomi Weorhers Dovid Wingert Potty Winslow Sondy Winslow i Frosh Hove Busy Yeor The freshmen hod o very busy yeor. They hod some horder closses rhon in 8rh grode. One chonge is they hod o choice between Home Ec. ond Industriol Arts. Being rhe oldest in their holi wos o big odvontoge but since bond wos moved to 4th hour they hod to eat with rhe Senior High, which meant they were rhe youngest. 44 Freshmen Right: Adrion Snyder: President. Michoel Turck: Vice President. Jomes Honson: Secretory. Undo O'Connor: Treosurer. Left page: Wendy Freese, Shelly Rindels. Jomes Honson. and Toml Weathers roke time owoy from their studies to show you that school is not oil work ond no fun. Freshmen 45 Ellzoberh Beaver John Bernau Jeremy Himli Wyatt Hovey Jamie Koase Joel Koase Trovis Kelly Gregory Bremserh Allesho Britton Trovis Motley Renee Kinney Corey Mensink Heather Mensink Joel Miller Mindy Broadwater Lori Buenger Heidi Bushmon Shari Bushmon Moro Milne Tim Ostrom Toryn Petersen Brendo Peterson Keith Roaen Jerod Rindels Brian Ristou Korhy Ristou Lynn Ristou Trocy Ristou Michelle Sockert Matthew Schroeder Vicky Serfllng Deno Thorson Stephonie Tienter Chad Wongen Michelle Wongen Brendo Whitmore Vicky Winslow Kristin Zimmerman 8rh Grade 47 Starting Small but Coming on Strong Running ro class in pure confusion, socializ- ing, and being active in extracurricular ac- tivities were some things the new 7rh graders could be seen doing this year. Of course the Homecoming activities ond donees were some new experiences that were also exciting. 7th graders, though you're of the bottom now. it won't be long rill you're of the top. Todd Anderson Heorher Bushmon Pom Hoffman Nick Nelson Angelo Arends Soro Cose Borry Kingery Jennifer Norrhouse Michael Bernou Tlmorhy Dohley Suson Lorson Darren O'Connor Adrionne Besse Sheldon Gingras Heidi Moust Joyne O'Connor Jomie Brockwoy Jason Gossmon Jennifer Milne Debro Peterson Glno Brusse Becky Hoff Kenny Moen Chris Pickett 4 46 7th Grade 7th Grade Closs Officers: Above: Top to Dottom: Sheldon Gingros. President; Dorren O'Connor. Vice President SoroCose. Secretory. Debro Vogt. Treasurer Joy Pickett Ted Reinhordt Tonyo Self Kevin Tollefson Donny Weothers Kurt Rooen Eric Scheevel Jenno Smith Jomes Turck Brett Wilson 7th Grade 49 50 Sports Division Opposite poge Left: Jeff Goutcher puts up o shot in the Joys victory over Lonesboro Right: Jonice Voolemoen ond her C-5quod volleyboll reom worch the ocnon Above.- Left: Paul Duxbury shows determina- tion in his run Right: Oretr Wilson fights o take down by his opponent Sports Division 51 Small in Number Great in Determination The Dluejoys hod a rough season rhis year. Despite their 7 losses the srots show o different story for the upcoming young team. Their constant determination ond will to improve pleased cooch Jaszewski. Jeff House wos their leading rusher with 542 yards total for the year. Paul Duxbury wos the leoding rockier for the year who hod 47 singles ond 90 assists. Tom Gartner punted 6 times for on overage of 30 yards per punt. The Joys hod only one win and that wos ogoinsr Harmony. The team ployed on outstanding gome on defense. Chad McKenzie recovered o Harmony fumble that set up the Blue Joy touchdown. The C-squad's record wos 1 win ond 4 losses. With the win conn- ing ogoinst LeRoy-Ostronder. Maybe not on impressive record but there's o lot of tolent here. In o few years they should be o big help to the dosses ahead of them. Front Row: Mike Schibursky. Frank Borrsch. Heorh Mensink, Chuck Smith, Jim Han- son, Tom Thomonn. Chris Hohn. Adrion Snyder, Dorrin Combern, Todd McNiff Se- cond Row; Jason Foirboirn. Jeff House. Mork Gortner, Rusty Schroeder. Poul Dux- bury. Tom Gortner. Greg Rustod. Jeremy Wongen. Donny Miller. Todd Schultz. Third Row: Cooch Fronk Joszewski. Chod McKenzie. Todd Rye. Mork Amundson. Comron Loll. Eric Ostrom. Drod Johnson. Andy O'Connor. Rich Hohn. Ass t Cooch Don Rustod. Top right: Poul Duxbury desperorely tries to escope o Lonesboro ployer Middle: Comron Loll holds the boll while Andy O'Connor kicks it through for the extro point. L f if f | | jU. Jjkr ' f :� . . 2 f 14 75 $ 83171 $42 t53 31rf 82 j u- 15 76 73 41. ,51 .64 52 Football Top left: Rusty Schroeder (74) ottempts to help Heoth Mensink (82) tockle o Lonesboto ployer while Eric Osfrom (80) looks on Middle: Jeff House runs the boll for o big goin in their win ogoinst Hormony 1985 A-SQUAD FOOTBALL PFH5 OPP. 0 Spring Volley 25 6 Peterson 7 14 Moble-Canron 27 6 $prlng Grove 21 7 Grand Meodow 18 6 Hormony 0' 7 LeRoy-Osrronder 46 6 Lonesboto 16 1985 C-SQUAD FOOTBALL PFHS OPP 0 Spring Grove 50 6 Grand Meodow 8 0 Hormony 6 6 LeRoy-Osrronder 0 0 Lanesboro 22 C-Squod Footboll Teom: Front Row: Borry Klngery. Chris Pickett, Jomie Brockwoy. Donny Weothers. Dor- ren O'Connor. Sheldon Gingros, Kenny Moen. Jason Gossmon Row 2: Jeremy Aug. Chris Mensink. John Fishbougher. Jorod Rindeb. Nick Nelson. Ted Reinhardt. Eric Scheevel. Corey Mensink Row 3: Cooch Bill Berg. Trovis Molley. Jeremy Hlmili. Tim Osfrom, Trovis Gotzke. Chon Gingros. Cooch Gory Feine Row 4: Lorry Daley. Justin Foirboirn. Mott Schroeder. Chod Wongen. Joel Miller, Chris Gortner. and Brett Wilson Footboll 53 Glory Doys The A-Squod girls were really on top of things when they spiked for victory os Mople Leaf Volleyball slip through their fingers. Their Chomps. They showed their spirit with o con- trophy os district runner-up wos proof of their ference record of 10-0 and on overall record of determination. As for os we ore concerned, A- 17-2. Never once did they let the Golden Squad, You Looked Mooorvelous. A-Squod Volleyball Team: Front Row: Dorio Milne. Shelley Roderick. Toro Schlbursky. Drendo Hovelson. Amy Arends, Donno Voolemoen. Lynoe Fretlond. Row 2: Julie Boodwine. Potrice Vorwerk. Troci Hoeffner. Jomie Irish, Sondy Keene. Potty Vogt. Kelly Priebe Below left: Potrice Vorwerk ond Amy Arends worch Kelly Priebe give It her oil Above: Potrice Vorwerk shows her form os she sloms down the boll hoping for on oce A-Squod Volleyboll P-F OPP 1 Caledonio 3 0 lonesboro 2 3 Grond Meodow 2 3 Leroy-Ostronder 1 3 Spring Grove 2 3 Wykoff 0 3 Rushford 1 3 Hormony 2 3 Lonesboro 2 3 Peterson 0 3 Grond Meodow 0 3 Leroy-Ostronder 2 3 Hormony 1 3 Houston 0 3 Wykoff 0 3 Mobel-Conron 1 3 Rushford 1 3 Hormony 1 0 Spring Volley 3 indicotes tournament gomes 54 Varsity Volleyball Above right: Potrice Vorwerk odmlres the combined efforts of Julie Boodwlne ond Donno Voolemoen. Above: Amy Arends ond Potrice Vorwerk worch Jomle Irish In ocrion. Above: The Joys receive the runner-up trophy In the District Finol ogoinst Spring Volley. Right: The srruqqlino look of Trod Hoeffner. Vorsity Volleyball 55 B-Squod Volleyball P-F OPP 2 Coledonio 0 0 Lonesboro 2 2 Grond Meodow 0 2 leroy-Osrronder 1 2 Spring Grove 1 2 Wykoff 1 2 Rushford 1 2 Harmony 1 0 Lonesboro 2 2 Peterson 0 1 Grand Meodow 2 1 Leroy-Osrronder 2 2 Hormony 1 2 Houston 0 2 Wykoff 0 2 Mobel-Conton 1 C-Squod Volleyboll 1 Lonesboro 2 2 Grond Meodow 1 2 Leroy-Osrronder 1 0 Lonesboro 2 2 Grond Meodow 1 2 Leroy-Osrronder 0 0 Hovston 2 2 Mobel-Conton 0 B-Squod Volleyball Team: Front Row: Amy Scheevel. Tomi Weathers. Kelly Wolsh. Carlo Pickett. Missy Bentson. Kathy Collonon. Korea Pickett. Stacy Erickson Row 2: Undo O Connor, Bekoh Benson. Bridget Gortner. Betty Jo Bestor. Wendi Freese. Tisho Hellickson. Lori Solberg. Shonnon Speer. Angie Vorwerk. Cooch Cindy Scheevel Above right: Betty Jo Bestor attacks, while Stocy Erickson ond Missy Bentson wolf to see the outcome C-Squod Volleyball Team: Front Row: Sara Shmidt. Angelo Arends. Jodi Milne. Suson Larson. Toryn Peter- son. Adrionne Besse, Monoger — Volerie Dohl Row 2: Mara Milne. Heather Mensink. Shelly Wongen. Debbie Vogt. Gina Brusse. Becky Hoff. Jayne O'Connor Row 3: Elizabeth Beaver. Mindy Broodwoter. Trocy Risrou. Kristin Zimmermon. Corol Clement. Tiffany Geihling. Stocey Every. Left: As Mindy Broodwoter dives for the boll Heather Mensink. Toryn Peterson, ond Korhy Rlstou look on. 56 Volleyball Front Row: Mike Tollefson. Mike Turck. Drert Wilson Dock Row: Poul Duxbury. Shone Hovey Gory Gortner. Dovid Clement. Tom Thomonn Gory Gortner tries o reversol in the B-squod end of the yeor rournomenr Wrestling Is Back Wrestling hos once ogoin become port of the P-F high school athletic scene. Wrestling hos been brought bock, but this time P-F hos paired with Harmony in the sport to field o ream. The team wos cooched by 1st yeor head coach Mr. Olson and assisted by Mr. Ofstedol. Heading into tournaments o largely young ond inexperienced team hod bottled their woy to o 4-7 record. This record includes sur- prise win over regional wrestling powerhouse, Caledonia. The 34-00 win was the 2nd time in the two years that the Cords hove come out on top over Caledonia. The Cords headed into tournaments with o teom of 4 seniors. 3 juniors. 2 sophomores, 1 freshman, ond 1 eighth grader. The Cords were led this yeor by Terry Kroling or 145 lbs., with o 19-4 record. Todd Vogts of 105 lbs., 19-5, Don Miller or 155 lbs., 18-6, Phil Fishbougher or 119 lbs., 13-7, ond Tom Hutton ot 167 lbs., 13-9. Several other Cords also hod fine season including Torrey Martin and Phil Hougerud or 98 lbs., Cosey Martin ot 112 lbs. Jeff Nogel ond Dove Clement or 138 lbs. ond Steve Bronner or 185 lbs. Poul Duxbury or 185 lbs. also hod good season until on injury to his ear midway thru the season sidelined him for the rest of the yeor. Overall P-F mode o respectable contribution to the program ot Harmony. The wrestling program looks to be o big success for Presron-Founroin-Hormony. Wrestling 57 Three Times Defter Slowly bur surely the Joys ore improving. Although the Joys hove only won 3 gomes or rhe rime yearbook copy wos sent in rhor was 3 rimes rhe number of wins rhe guys hod oil lost year. The wins come twice from Wykoff by 19 and 5 points, ond o heorr-sropper over Lonesboro by 2 prs. on o lost second shot by Mark Amundson. It moy seem like o broken record bur once again o lock of height ond inexperience said ’ not this year friend'' to o winning season. Jeff Gourcher wos rhe only Senior this year and one of only 2 varsity ployers over 6 ft. roll or 6'2 with Eric Osrrom being rhe other. Jeff wos naturally looked to for o lor of leadership ond managed to respond foirly well. He led in rebounding with on overage of per gome ond wos in scoring with 7.9 per gome. Chad McKenzie, o junior, also was o great help, usually bringing rhe boll down rhe court ond directing rhe offense. Doth of them were well complemented by Eric Osrrom, Mark Amundson, ond Andy O'Connor. Two surprises to many were provided in freshmen Jim Honson ond Heorh Mensink. Jim wos 2nd in rebounding wirh on overage of 6 per gome ond 3rd in scoring wirh 7 per gome. Heorh wos rhe ream's leading scorer wirh on overage of 8 points per gome. The ream os o whole averaged 53% from rhe famed Chari- ty Stripe, ond 33% of their field goal tries. The Joys become more ond more of o unit os rhe year went by. This along wirh o rough defense which olrernored between a mon-ro- mon ond o 2-3 zone kept rhe Joys looking respectable in almost every gome. Their ef- fort ond intensity mode it o memorable year despite whor rhe final record moy hove been. A-Squod: Front Row: Mork Amundson, Heorh Mensink. Todd Rye. Chod McKenzie Dock Row: Cooch Dick Irish. Jim Honson. Jeff Gourcher. Eric Osrrom. Andy O'Connor. Manager Corl Ford B-Squod: Front Row: Den Joerg. Lon Frerlond. Dorren Combern, Fronk Bortsch, Todd Rye, Croig Miller. Dovld Keene Dock Row: Cooch Paul Zimmerman. Jon Ruud. Todd Keune. Scorr Boodwine. Lonce Armsrorng. Mitch Mulvihill. Adrian Snyder. Jason Huffman 58 Doy's Basketball Fourth Quorters Are Too Short 4rh quorters weren'r long enough for the B-squod this yeor. This was because the Joys were usually frying to moke up for o poor 3rd quarter. As of yeorbook deadline rime the Joys hod bottled their way to o 6-10 record. Talent wasn't locking for the guys bur Mur- phy's Low seemed to keep on eye on the ream ond foul things up every so often. Maybe it wos o few missed posses or o men- tal lapse or whatever, bur once it happened everything seemed to happen. However determination ond o solid bench often brought the guys back in it. Several players in- cluding Todd Keune ond Todd Rye provided inside muscle while people such os Frank Bort- sch, Jon Ruud, ond Ben Joerg kept things hop- ping around the perimeter. Todd Keune led in field goal percentage with o 45% overage while Jon Ruud ond Frank Bortsch led or the free throw line with 79% ond 75% respective- ly. The team os o whole mode 32% of their field goal shots ond 48% of their free throws. If their hard work continues in the off season they should be looking forward to o great future. In clockwise order: Andy O'Connor shows great form os he jumps up for 2 points while Mark Amundson is ready to help; Jeff Gout- cher fries to ’put one over'' on o Spring Volley player os Heoth Mensink looks on; Todd Keune shows o unique'' shooting style os he powers post o Wykoff for 2 points while Lonce Armstrong positions for o possible re- bound; Frank Bortsch drives around o Har- mony player os P-F goes on to win. Boy's Basketball 59 Potential Abounds This ream shows o lor of potential.'' So said Coach Gory Feine of the 8th grade ream this post season. With one gome remaining they stood or 7-7 on the year bur look ro improve on rhor in the future. The 8rh grade was fortunate ro hove o lot of height, size, ond speed this year. Justin Foirboirn was the ream's high scorer or 14 ppg. and was also one of the ream's 6 footers along with Lorry Daley who averaged 7 ppg. Mott Schroeder ond Chad Wangen also add- ed size while Tim Osrrom provided speed ond boll handling. The 7rh grade ream wasn't quite os lucky and os such sported o 2-12 record. The team hod trouble functioning os o unit ond os such were outscored by on overage of 14 ppg. Jomie Brockway provided ream leadership and led in scoring with 5 ppg. Darren O'Connor wos 2nd in scoring or 5 ppg. ond led in rebounds. In C-squod tournament notes: Justin Foirboirn mode the Preston All-Tournoment team for the 8th grade while Jomie Brockwoy did for the 7th grade. In the teams' free throw contest Tim Osrrom wos 1st for the 8th grade ond Chod Wangen 2nd. In the 7rh grade Darren O'Connor wos 1st while Eric Scheevel wos 2nd. In the one on one competition Justin Foirboirn was 1st in the 8th grade ond Mott Schroeder 2nd. In the 7rh grade Nick Nelson wos 1st and Darren O'Connor wos 2nd. It'll take some work but both teams con go o long way. Top: 8th Grade: Front Row: Jomie Koose. Corey Mensink. Tim Osrrom. Chandler Gingros. Jeremy Himli. Dock Row: Cooch Gory Feine. Chod Wongen. Mott Schroeder. Tim Doley. Justin Foirboirn. Joel Miller Bottom: 7th Grade: Front Row: Manager Jeremy Aug. Joson Gossmon. Borry Kingery. Kevin Tollefson, Chris Mensink Dock Row: Joy Pickett. Jomie Brockwoy. Nick Nelson. Eric Scheevel. Todd Anderson. Dorren O’Connor. Cooch Gory Feine. PFHS 1965-86 A-Squod Basketball OPP 48 Spring Volley 53 24 Caledonia 71 38 Lonesboro 36 42 Grand Meodow 57 54 Spring Grove 70 47 LeRoy-Ostronder 65 40 Rushford 87 70 Wykoff 41 40 Hormony 66 47 Peterson 82 51 Lonesboro - 56 54 Grand Meodow 65 34 Houston LeRoy-Ostronder 58 40 Chorfield 52 50 Wykoff 45 47 Moble-Conton 64 PF Hormony D-Squod OPP 34 Spring volley 56 35 Coledonk) 50 53 Lonesboro 35 41 Grond Meodow 47 48 Spring Grove 34 55 LeRoy-Ostronder 43 31 Rushford 42 41 Wykoff 53 40 Hormony 37 32 Peterson 52 52 Lonesboro 47 24 Grond Meodow 42 29 LeRoy-Ostronder 26 22 Chorfield 40 28 Wykoff 42 32 Moble-Conton 36 23 Hormony 8th Grode Bosketboil Lonesboro 26 46 Grond Meodow 52 32 Spring Volley 29 36 LeRoy-Ostronder 29 18 Spring Volley 25 46 Wykoff 33 28 Hormony 30 21 Byron 34 33 Wykoff 26 46 Lonesboro 38 20 Grond Meodow 38 45 LeRoy-Ostronder 41 34 Elgin-Millville 26 26 Lonesboro 33 14 Hormony 7th Grode Bosketboil Lonesboro 37 29 Grond Meodow 25 13 Spring Volley 33 8 LeRoy-Ostronder 40 16 Spring Volley 46 24 Wykoff 32 28 Hormony 19 17 Wykoff 18 16 Spring Volley 25 21 Lonesboro 49 21 Grond Meodow 29 16 LeRoy-Ostronder 37 20 Lonesboro 26 26 Elgin-Millville 49 Hormony •Denotes tournament gome 60 Boy's Basketball PFHS Girl's Boskerboll 1965-66 A-Squod Boskerboll OPP 61 Spring Volley 35 64 ColedonkJ 56 49 Stewortville -57 45 Spring Grove 34 47 Grond Meodow 59 57 Leroy-Ostronder 22 53 Rushford 51 56 Hormony 62 44 Wykoff 46 56 Peterson 50 62 Hormony 56 42 Mobel-Conron 39 64 Houston 23 66 Grond Meodow 60 34 Chotfleld 45 76 Leroy-Ostronder 27 60 Mobel-Conron 39 PFHS B-Squod Boskerboll OPP 42 Spring Volley 19 24 Coledonio 46 30 Stewortville 39 37 Spring Grove 36 23 Grond Meodow 21 39 Leroy-Ostronder 21 39 Rushford 10 29 Hormony 26 36 Wykoff 36 53 Peterson 33 32 Hormony 29 25 Mobel-Conron 26 13 Houston 16 39 Grond Meodow 36 37 Chotfleld 39 34 Leroy-Ostronder 14 43 Mobel-Conton 41 50 Wykoff 44 PFHS C-Squod. 7 Grode OPP 12 Grond Meodow 46 14 Leroy-Ostronder 20 16 Hormony 26 6 Hormony 25 16 Mobel-Conron 46 20 Grond Meodow 30 16 Leroy-Ostronder 29 24 Spring Volley 3 PFHS C-Squod, 6 Grode OPP 22 Grond Meodow 36 19 Leroy-Ostronder 31 19 Hormony 16 17 Hormony 22 24 Mobel-Conron 13 17 Grond Meodow 30 22 Leroy-Ostronder 24 24 Spring Volley 25 Upper left: Bekoh Denson throws the boll down court on o fosr breok Upper right: Tonio Thomonn looks for help from o teommote. Bottom left: The Joys rebound ond Jomie Irish purs it bock up for two Bottom right: Tisho Hellickson mokes o jump shot Girl s Boskerboll 61 Jays Strive for Excellence The 1985-86 basketball year Turned our to be a real challenge for rhe varsity girls. The roughest rivalries in the conference were Grand Meadow and Harmony, as ex- pected by all. The team managed an over-all record of 12-6 and were 4-4 in conference. Tournament play had not yet begun or the time of printing, but the Jays were sure to give it their best shot. A-Squad Basketball: Above: Front Row: Julie Boodwine. Angie Vorwerk. Shelley Roderick. Amy Arends. Shannon Speer. Ruth Winslow. Row 2: Dione Torooson, Stocy Fingerson. Wendi Freese. Tonio Thomonn. Potrice Vorverk. Troci Hoeffner. Jomle Irish. Left: Shannon Speer dribbles down court with defenders in pursuit Below: Potrice con- centrates on free throws to goin two points for the Joys. 62 Girl's Basketball This years girls B squad bosketboll ream overcame many difficulties, mainly having a coach step in after practices had already started. They were also plagued with illness and injuries. With hard work and determina- tion the girls ended up with a 12-6 record. Good luck next year girls. Above: D-Squad Basketball Players: 1st Row: Bekoh Benson. Jenny Mulvihill. Shonnon Speer. Jonne Asleson. Kothy Ristou Dock Row: Angie Osrrom. Angie Vorwerk. Wendi Freese, Tisho Hellickson, Bridget Gortner. Below: GSquad Basketball Ployers: 1st Row: Heather Mensink, Trocy Ristou. Brendo Peterson. Soroh Schmidt. Moro Milne. Stocey Every. Jill Hogedorn. Adrionne Besse Bock Row: Kristin Zimmermon. Shori Derby. Deno Thorson. Mindy Broodwoter. Tiffony Gehling. Aliesho Britton. Michelle Sockett. Corol Clement. Stephanie Tienter. The 6th grade girls basketball reom was up against rough competition. They had a large group of girls join the squad despite the fact with 14 girls on the ream. They ex- perienced a rocky season. The 7th grade girls ream hod only 2 girls join the squad but received some help from the 8th grade. They also were up against very stiff competition. Both squads were in a tournament in Preston near the end of the season. The 8th grade earned a 3rd place trophy and the 7th grade earned a 4th place trophy. Girl's Basketball 60 Cheerleaders Rock the House!!! Winter Cheerleaders: Flrsf Row: Karen Collonon. Erin Cornwell. Heidi Koase. and Mindy Bothun Second Row: Mori Lyn Brusse. Sandy Keene. Advisor Jennifer Aorresrod. and Rachel Gossmon The 1985-86 cheerleaders hod o busy and exciting year. Going to a camp in Mankato proved how talented our cheerleaders really ore!! They placed 3rd out of 26 squads and then went to Notional Com- petition in Lansing, Michigan. While there, they compered and watched other schools perform. Bringing bock to Minnesota mony memories ond new ideas they ad- ded to the squad Mori Lyn Brusse, Sandy Keene, ond alternates Kelly Dailey ond Lyn Dahley, with the assistance of Jennifer Aarrestod as advisor. The squad has certainly proved their mony talents and abilities and they have hod a very successful year!! Keep that super spirit up!! Alternares — Lyn Dohley ond Kelly Doiley 64 Cheerleoding Top loft: Bottom to Top. Left to Right: Heidi Koose. Mindy Bothun. Rochel Gossmon. Koren Collonon. Mori Lyn Brusse, ond Erin Cornwell Top right: An AWARD'' winning squod!!! We're Number 1 in Spirit!! Cheerleoding 65 Krisrin Slorrum. Derry Desror. Llso Rooen Improvement Marks Seoson The '85 golf reom experienced on unusuol seoson. They hod the first season in five years with o befrer-rhan-500 record. (5-4-1). The weather being more mild than other years, upset their normol ploy, ing balance os they ore used to ploying in sub-freezing temperatures. The team was led by Todd Desror with the highest overage while Jeff Gourcher and Heath Mensink were close behind. Paul Schmidt ond Den Joerg also backed them up. The prospects for the 1986 golf seoson look promising os Chris Joerg was the only member lost. Row 1: Den Joerg. Heorh Mensink. Todd Desror. Poul Schmidt. Chris Joerg, Rusty Schroeder. Jeff Gourcher Row 2: Derry Desror. Aliesho Drirron. Heather Mensink. Krisrin Slorrum. Liso Rooen. John Fishbougher. Corey Mensink. Henry Erdmon. Row 3: Lorry Doley. Joel Miller. Tom Gorrner. Joson Redden. Comeron Loll. Scorr Doodwine. Greg O'Ren. 66 Golf On the Run!! The Wykoff-Presron-Fountoin rrock ream was a new experience and will be o 2 year program. The combinorion of the two teams turned out well. Mony people knew that the W-P-F teom come to win, there wos o lot of determination ond tough competition. Being coached by Paul Zimmerman, there were mony that went to Districts. There were also those who went on to the region track meet. From the girls there wos . Patrice Vorwerk, Angie Vorwerk, ond Carol Clement. From the boys there wos only Paul Vesey. Overall the team wos o success ond will be looking forward to the season ahead. 1985 Track Team.- Front Row: Heidi Kohlmeyer, Angle Vorwerk, Sfuort Dyrson. Leonne Jocobson. Cord Cle- ment, Kristin Zimmermon, Lori 5olberg, Missy Pruter, Dekoh Denson Dock Row: Potrice Vorwerk, Duone Solberg. Pbul Vesey. Todd Rye. Dove Clement. Mike Eickhoff. Kerry Jones. Lots Tingstrom, Potty Winslow. Adorn Jones. Sondy Winslow. Jorret Jones. Jon Kromer. Nick Freiheit, Ingemor Norstrom. Mitch Grobou. Rich Dothof Above left: Kristin Zimmermon ond Lori Solberg on the run. Above: Todd Rye ond Stuort Dyrson working hard in practice. Above right: Angie Vorwerek in the Hurdle competition. Lower left: Potrice ond Angie Vorwerk show that practice isn't oil hord work. Lower right: Dove Clement ond Duone Solberg stride through practice. Track 67 Softball Team Has a Good Season The 1984-65 sofrboll season gor off ro o good start with 13 girls, from grades 8-12, going out. They hod o seasonal record of 7 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie gome against Chorfield that was colled because it was getting too dark ro ploy. They ployed the Sub-Districts in Peterson beating the Mabel-Canron Cougars 15-4. Lorer that doy they ployed the LaCresenr Loncersond lost 10-0. Top: Porry Vogt or bor Below: Shannon Speer gives her famous ' Shonno-bonono' sign!! Delow Right: Wendi Freese corching or rhe bose Above: 1964 65 Sofrboll Team: Dotrom: Lynoe Frerland. Shonnon Speer. Bet: Hoyes. ond Porry Vogr Top: Ruth Winslow. Noncy Miller. Kris Dohly, Erin Fi gerold. Lori Serfling, ond Condoce Kruegel Nor Pictured: Kelly Wolsh. Poi Hovey. ond Wendi Freese • 1985 Sofrboll P-F Opp. 11 Mobel-Conron 7 6 Spring Grove Coledonio 13 5 Chorfield 4 7 Chorfield (colled) 7 1 Pererson 18 12 Houston 1 1 Mobel-Conron 7 7 Spring Grove Coledonio 6 7 Pererson 11 24 Looesboro 4 17 Houston 4 Sub-District 15 Mobel-Conron 4 0 LoCresenr 10 68 Sofrboll Young But Promising This yeor’s P-F boseboll reom, which combined with Wykoff, hod mony young ployers. Even though they hod few wins, the ployers got enough experience to hopefully oropel them to o successful 1986 seoson. Good Luck Guys!! P-F 1935 Boseboll OPP 1 Spring Volley 9 0 Chotfield 10 2 Mobel-Conton 5 6 Spring Volley 9 Boseboll Teom: Top right: Front 3 Lewiston 15 Row: Gerold Jocobson. Fronk Borr- 0 Houston 6 sch. Mike Schibursky, Chod McKen- 10 Mobel-Conton 12 zie. Jon Ruud. Chris Johnson. Kirk Af- 10 Rushford 7 feldr Bock Row: Cooch Gory Feine. 1 Lewiston 11 Mork Amundson. Jim Hanson, Sreve 0 Coledonlo 10 Souer. Todd Ebner. Greg Rustod. 4 LeRoy-Ost ronder-G. M. 15 Andy O'Connor. Chuck Smith. Top 9 Spring Grove 15 left: As Mork Amundson runs for homeplore. the opponents cotcher is reody ond woiting to receive the boll. Lower left: Jim Honson at- tempts to dodge the tog. Lower right: Chod McKenzie shows us his style of bunting. 3 Coledonlo ••Denotes Tournament Gome 16 Boseboll 69 70 Condids FIRST STATE BANK OF FOUNTAIN Providing the Finest in Full Service Banking to Fillmore County WILLIE’S GROCERY LOCKER FOUNTAIN, MN 268-4488 •Old fashioned Apple Cider •Apple Bakery •Apple Gifts • Jams jellies A FAMILY OUTING PINE TREE APPLE ORCHARD Preston. Minnesota Off Hwy. 52 on Co. Rd. 17 Open M-F 8-6. Sat.-Sun. 10-6 765-2408 72 Ads PRESTON CHIROPRACTIC Phone: 765-3881 PRESTON, MN 765-2113 PRESTON FARM SERVICE DAHL’S IGA FOODLINER “Your One-Stop, Full Service Super Market” Preston, MN Phone: 765-2465 VICTORY (W PRESTON, MN 765-2492 Good Home Cooking Open 7 Days a Week Ads 73 FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK OF PRESTON Fillmore St. Anthony St. Preston, MN 55965 (507)765-3823 First in helping local people. ’First in changing to meet the needs of the customer ‘First in financial strength Byrne Company, Ltd. Certified Public Accountants 125 St. Paul St. Preston, Minnesota Thomas A. Byrne, CPA Lloyd D. Johnson, CPA (507) 765-2134 74 Ads CHIC’S PIZZA Preston, Minnesota 765-3876 765-3333 L S Fashions Gifts Men’s — Women’s — Childrens Clothing 218 Main — Box 108, Preston, MN 507-765-2103 PRESTON LUMBER YARD Preston, MN 765-3876 1986 YEARBOOK SUPPORTERS KidStuff Ron’s Body Repair Spex Feeds Preston Cable T.V., Inc. Preston Optometric Center Herman’s Standard Hampel's Plumbing Fountain Body Shop Corson Law Office Court Square Fashions Ridgeview Medical Clinic Pederson Bros, of Harmony, Inc. The Preston Apple Berry Farm Anderson Motors Preston Care Center Bob’s P.O.P. Preston Motor Mart Ray’s Supper Club Diane’s Beauty Shop Preston Republican Harmony Cold Storage KFIL Radio Hahn Lumber Co., Inc. Duxbury’s Mobile Manor Country Rainbow Ebert Hardware Richard’s Pump Service Preston Automotive Service Family Hair Center Ads 75 MAUST SONS Sales and Service Harvestore — Delaval PRESTON, MN 765-2188 BRUCE ODENBACH 4714 8th Street S.W. TELEPHONE Rochester, MN 55902 (507) 285-1170 THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS PLANNING AN AUCTION Need Cash, Retiring, Quitting Business, Reducing Inventory Estate Sale Specializing in Farm Machinery and Real Estate Give us a call (507) 765-2131 — Complete Auction Service — All inquiries held in strict confidence with NO obligation Preston, MN 507-765-2131 GEHLING IMP. AUCTION CO. VALLEY VIEW DRIVE-INN Preston, MN 765-4904 Fast and Friendly Service Entertain yourself with games and music while you dine at Valley View 76 Ads from the idea store . . . Southeastern Minnesota’s Most Complete Home Furnishings Center With every purchase at Drury's, you get our custom service ... • 125 mile free delivery • Complete home set-up • Pre-delivery inspection • Convenient terms • Service after the sale FOUNTAIN BUILDING CENTER 268-4343 ■■■■■ LEHN’S AUTO Parts Machine Shop Auto Service North of Preston on 52 765-4434 Ads 77 1986 Yearbook Sponsors Thauwald Funeral Home Preston Variety 765-3813 765-2391 Dr. N. 0. Morse, D.D.S. J J Woodworking 765-2509 268-4395 Root River Agency, Inc. Coast to Coast 765-3387 765-2322 Andy’s Creative Woodery Frank Electric 765-2706 765-2183 Fountain Grain and Feed Jerry’s Body Shop 268-4994 765-3846 Green’s Drug Store r Servicemen’s Club 765-4961 765-2205 Joreg Benson, Ltd. Richard Berg, MSI Insurance (Harmony) 765-3862 886-3711 Preston Iron Works Aid Association for Lutherans (James Taubert) 765-4583 (507) 886-4472 J M Branding Iron 765-3388 - Comprehensive Index Aorresrod. Jennifer 64 Aorresrod. Ted 19. 32 Acriviries Division 12. 13 Ads 72. 73. 74. 75, 76. 77, 78 Aid Associorion for Lutherans 78 Alden, Don 17, 38 Alden. Wesly 40 Amundson, Mark 25. 26. 27, 38. 52, 58, 69 Anderson Motors 75 Anderson, Todd 48, 60 Andy's Creative Woodery 78 Arends. Amy 14, 15, 16, 18. 19. 28. 38, 54, 55, 62 Arends. Angelo 20. 48, 56 Arends. Diane 35 Armstrong, Lonce 49, 59 Asleson. Jonno 19. 44. 63 Aug. Jeremy 53, 60 Bond 19 Barlow. Lois 32 Barth, Amy 20, 28. 40 Barrsch. Frank 44, 52, 59, 69 Baseball 69 Beaver, Elizabeth 19, 20. 23. 28, 47. 56 Benson, Bekoh 19. 28. 31. 40. 56,61,63, 67 Benson, Sandy 35 Bentson, Matthew 4. 11 Bentson. Michelle 18, 20. 28. 40, 56 Berg. Bill 53 Bernou. John 46, 47 Bernou, Michael 48 Besse. Adrianne 19, 43, 48, 56.63 Besse, Jolene 16 Besror, Betty Jo 15, 19, 20, 26. 27. 28, 40, 56. 66 Besror, Chris 4. 11 Besror. Todd 4, 11, 19. 20. 21,66 Bjork, Melisso 3. 4. 20, 21 Bluejoy Bugle 15 Boadwine, Julie 4. 7. 20. 21 54. 55. 62 Boodwine, Scott 20, 44, 59, 66 Bob's P.O.P. 75 Borhun. Melindo 14. 19. 20. 24, 25. 28. 40. 64, 65 Boy's Basketball 58, 59, 60 Bremseth, Gregory 19, 47 Britton, Aliesho 19, 47, 63, 66 Broodworer, Bill 4. 22 Broadwater, Michele 4, 7, 10. 14, 15, 18. 20, 24, 25, 26. 27. 28 Broodworer. Mindy 28, 47. 56.63 Brockwoy, Jomie 18, 48, 53 60 Broockwoy, Shown 13, 17. 24, 29. 38 Brusse, Gina 18, 20. 28 48 56 Brusse, Mori Lyn 4. 14 15, 20.21.28, 64.65 Buenger, Lori 47 Buenger, Soro 4 Bumgorner. Gory 16, 38 Bushman, Heather 20. 48 Bushmon, Heidi 20. 47 Bushmon, Shori 19, 47 Byrne 6 Co. 74 Byrne. Nancy 32 Callanan, Koren 14. 15, 16, 18. 20. 28. 38. 42. 64. 65 Collonan, Kathy 16, 20. 38. 39,56 Combern, Darrin 44. 56, 59 Candids 42, 43, 70, 71 Cose, Dulcie 12. 46 Cose. Soro 19, 20, 48, 49 Cose. Trevor 28. 38 Cheerleaders 64. 65 Chic’s Pizzo 74 Choir 20 Christianson. Don 35 Clement. Carol 12, 19. 20. 25. 46. 56. 63, 67 Clement, David 21, 28. 38. 42, 57, 67 Coast to Coast 78 Collett, Chris 20. 46 Collett, Doniel 44 Collett, Michelle 22, 28. 38 Collett, William 40 Cornwell, Erin 14. 19, 20, 21,25, 28, 30, 38. 64. 65 Corson Low Office 75 Country Rainbow 75 Court Square Fashions 75 Dahl's IGA 73 Dohl, Valarie 56 Dohley, Lynn 20, 40. 64 Dohley, Timothy 48, 60 Dahly, Nancy 32 Dailey. Kelly 19. 40. 41. 64 Daley, Lorry 19, 46. 53, 66 Denny, Gwen 32, 42 Denny, Ken 32 Derby, Shori 19. 20. 28. 48, 63 Derby, Stephanie 12, 14, 19. 20. 28. 40.41 Diane's Beauty Shop 75 Dr. N. O. Morse, D.D.S. 87 Drury's 77 Duxbury's Mobile Manor 75 Duxbury. Paul 3, 4, 7, 11, 13, 16. 26, 28, 51, 52. 57 Dyreson. Stuort 19. 44. 67 Ebert Hardware 75 Eighth Grade 46, 47 Erickson. Dorlo 20. 23, 46 Erickson. Stocy 28. 44, 56 Every, Stacey 20. 46, 56. 63 Foirboirn, Joson 52 Foirboirn. Justin 46. 53. 60 Foil Ploy 25 Family Hoir Center 75 Former's 6 Merchants Bonk of Preston 74 Feine. Gory 53. 69 FFA 22 FHA 23 Fingerson. Stocy 22, 38. 62 First State Bonk of Fountain 72 Fishbougher. John 46. 53, 66 Football 52. 53 Ford. Carl 24. 25. 26. 27.41. 58, 59 Ford, Eric 38 Fountain Body Shop 75 Fountain Building Center 77 Fountain Groin 6 Feed 78 Frank Electric 78 Freese. Wendi 25. 28. 35. 44. 45. 56. 62, 63 Freshman 44. 45 Frerlond, Lon 44. 59 Fretlond, Lynoe 4, 6, 11. 12, 14, 18, 19, 28,31,54.68 Gortner, Bridget 14. 19, 20, 28, 35,41. 56, 63 Gortner, Chris 46. 53 Gortner, Gory 24, 44. 57 Gortner, Linda 23. 41 Gortner, Mark 4. 6. 11. 16. 52 Gortner, Tom 5, 11. 22, 52, 66 Gortner. Violet 32 Gotzke. Trovis46, 53 Gehling Imp. 6 Auction, Co. 76 Gehling. Tiffany 19. 28, 46, 56,63 Gillespie, Kirk 5, 6, 10, 11, 19,31 Gingros, Chandler 19, 46, 53,60 Gingros, Sheldon 18. 19. 28. 48. 49. 53 Girl's Basketball 61. 62. 63 Golf 66 Gossmon, Joson 48, 53. 60 Gossman, Rachel 14. 15, 20. 27, 28. 38. 64, 65 Goutcher. Jeffery 5, 6, 19. 20,51,58. 59.66 Goutcher, Shirley 32 Green's Drug Store 78 Gustoson, Tabby 23, 44 Hogedorn, David 5, 19 Hogedorn, Jill 20. 28. 46. 63 Hohn Lumber Co. 75 Honn. Chris 18. 44. 52 Hohn. Richard 22. 28. 38. 52 Hampel's Plumbing 75 Hanning, Scott 46 Honson. James 17, 24, 44, 45. 52. 58. 69 Harmony Cold Storage 75 Hoyes. Betsy 5. 14, 20, 21, 28. 68 Hellickson. Tisho 18. 44, 56. 61.63 Herman's Standard 75 Himili, Jeremy 18. 46. 47. 53. 60 Hoeffner, Troci 5. 16. 54, 55. 62 Hoff. Becky 28, 48. 56 Hoffman, Pom 19. 20, 48 Hokenson, Cynthio 33 Hollerman, Ken Homecoming 16, 17, insert House. Jeff 5. 11. 16. 52. 53 Hovelson. Brendo 19. 28. 39. 54 Hovey, Poige 18. 20. 28. 38. 39 Hovey. 5hone 20. 44. 57 Hovey, Wyorr 19. 47 Howes, Richard 44 Huffman. Joson 19, 30. 44. 59 Index 79. 80 Irish. Dick 33. 34. 58 Irish, Jomie 5. 16. 18. 20. 21, 24. 25. 26. 27. 28, 54. 55. 61,62 JGJ Woodworking 78 J6M Branding Iron 78 Jaszweski, Frank 33, 52 Jerry's Body Shop 78 Johnson. Brad 18. 24. 25. 26. 27,41, 52 Joreg 6 Benson. Ltd. 78 Joreg, Ben 41. 59, 66 Josrens 76 Juniors 38. 39 Koose, Heidi 5, 6, 10. 13, 14. 19, 28, 29. 64. 65 Koose, Jomie 19, 47, 60 Koose, Joel 47 Keene, Dovid 20. 44, 59 Keene. Sondy 7, 8, 14. 15, 20. 21, 24, 25. 28, 54, 64 Kellis, Loey 33 Kelly, Trovis 20. 30. 47 Kelly, Troy Keune, Todd 30. 44. 59 KFIL Radio 75 KidSruff 75 Kingery, Barry 19, 48. 53, 60 Kinney, Renee 20, 28, 30, 47 Lorson, Cindy 17. 30. 41 Larson, Deb 33 Lorson, Erik 16 Lorson, Liso 8. 17 Lorson. Rick 41 Lorson. Suson 28. 48. 56 Leoch, David 35 Lehn's Auto 77 Loll, Comeron 41. 52. 66 Index 79 Molley. Trovis 12, 47, 53 Mongon. Morgoret 33 Morkegard. Ann 33 Marzolf, Julie 19, 23, 44 Morzolf, Suson 19. 20. 23. 44 Mousr 6 Sons 76 Maust. Heidi 19, 20. 48 Mousr. Robert 35 McKenzie. Chad 20, 21. 24 25. 39. 42. 52, 58. 69 McKenzie. Morlene McLeon, Mike 44 McNiff. Shelly 8. 7. 13. 15. 19. 29 McNiff. Todd 24, 44. 52 Mensink. Chris 53, 60 Mensink, Corey 19. 20. 47. 53. 60. 66 Mensink, Heorh 18. 20. 21, 24. 44 52. 53. 58. 66 Mensink. Heather 1, 20, 25, 43. 47. 56. 63. 66 Miller, Croig 41, 59 Miller, Don 8. 14. 15, 20, 24. 26, 27, 28. 52 Miller, Joel 46, 47, 53. 60. 66 Milne. Dorlo 14, 18. 19. 20. 24. 28. 39. 54 Milne, Jennifer 19. 43. 48. 56.63 Milne. Lori 8. 13. 15. 16. 20. 28. 29 Milne. Moro 1. 18. 19. 24 43. 47. 56 Moen, Kenny 48, 53 Mulvihill, Jenny 63 Mulvihill. Mitch 59 Nelson, Nick 48. 53, 60 Northouse. Jennifer 23. 30. 48 O'Connor. Andy 20. 21, 24, 25, 26, 27. 39. 52. 58, 59 O'Connor. Dorren 19. 48. 49, 53, 60 O'Connor. Jayne 20, 48. 56 O'Connor. Lindo 20. 43, 44. 45. 56 O'Reilly. Robert 27. 33 One-Act Ploy 26. 27 Ostrom, Angie 17, 20. 28, 30.41.63 Ostrom, Eric 16. 30. 39. 42. 52. 53. 58 Ostrom, Tim 20. 30. 47, 53. 60 Pederson Bros, of Harmony 75 People Division 30. 31 Pep Club 28 Petersen, Toryn 47. 56 Peterson, Brenda 19. 20. 30. 47, 63 Peterson. Debro 19, 20. 48 Peterson, Dr Joe 33 Pickett, Carlo 19, 20, 40, 41, 42. 56 80 index Colophon Pickett, Chris 18. 19, 20. 48 53 Pickett, Joy 19, 20, 49. 60 Pickett. Karen 35. 44. 56 Pine Tree Apple Orchard 72 Preston Automotive Service 75 Preston Coble T V. 75 Preston Core Center 75 Preston Chiroproctic 73 Preston Form Service 73 Preston Iron Works 78 Preston Motor Mart 75 Preston Optomerric Center 75 Preston Republican 75 Preston Variety 78 Priebe. Kelly 6. 8. 13. 15. 16. 18. 19. 28, 29, 54 Procek. Morgoret 3. 8. 24 Ptocek, Raymond 41 Procek, Rosemary 33 Rooen. Keith 47, 49 Raaen, Kurt 16 Rooen. Liso 14. 18. 40. 41. 66 Radio Show 29 Roy's Supper Club 75 Redalen. Joson 8. 10. 11. 66 Reese. Michelle 49 Reese. Rachel 8 Reinhardt. Ted 49. 53 Richard Berg. MSI Insurance 78 Richard's Pump Service 75 Ridgeview Medical Clinic 75 Rindels. Jerod 20, 47. 53 Rindels. Shelly 44 45 Rindels. Stephanie 41 Risrau. Brian 47 Risrou, Korhy 47, 56, 63 Risrau. Lynn 47 Risrou, Morvin 17. 41 Risrou. Todd 9, 22 Risrou, Tracy 18. 28. 43. 47. 56, 63 Roderick. Ed 34 Roderick. Shelley 15. 19. 28. 39. 54. 62 Ron s Body Repair 75 Root River Agency. Inc. 78 Rusrad, Don 52 Rusrod. Greg 9. 11. 52. 69 Rusrod. Roe 20. 34 Ruud. Jon 24. 41. 59. 69 Rye, Todd 17. 24. 40. 41. 52. 59, 67 Sackerr. Michelle 20. 23. 47. 63 Souer. Robert 39 Scheevel, Amy 20, 44, 56 Scheevel. Cindy 34, 35, 56 Scheevel. Eric 49. 53. 60 Schibursky. Michael 26, 27, 44. 52. 69 Schibursky, Toro 1. 15, 20, 39. 54 Schmidt. Paul 3. 7, 9. 10. 11. 22. 66 Schmidt. Soroh 19. 49. 56. 63 School Board 35 Schorr. George 41 Schroeder. Mott 18. 47. 53, 60 Schroeder. Rusty 1.9. 11. 16. 52. 53. 66 Schultz, Todd 52 Self. Tonyo 19. 49 Seniors 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9, 10. 11 Serfling, Norhan 9. 22 Serfling, Vicky 47 Servicemen's Club 78 Seventh Grade 48, 49 Severson, Jodi 9. 17 Sikkink, Scott 44 Sime. Kevin 1.9, 11, 14, 15, 19. 20. 21. 24. 28 Slotfum, Kristin 14. 20. 21. 25. 26. 27. 28.41,66 Smith, Chuck 27. 44. 52. 69 Smith, Jenno 49 Snyder. Adrian 18, 19. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 44. 45. 52. 59 Snyder. Gregory 9. 11. 19, 26. 27 Snyder. Kristina 17. 30, 39 Softball 68 Solberg. Don 35 Solberg. Lori 44, 56. 67 Sophomores 40, 41 Sparks. Chorles 34 Speer, Shannon 14. 16. 18. 20. 21. 24. 25. 28. 41. 56. 62. 63. 68 Spex Feeds 75 Sports Division 50. 51 Spring Ploy 24 Storken, Ann 19, 23. 44 Srorken, David 19. 44 Sretrler, Mark 41 Student Council 18 Survey 36, 37 Table of Contents 1 Tapestry 21 Teachers 32. 33. 34, 35 Thouwold Funeral Home 78 The Preston Apple 6 Berry Form 75 Thomonn. Tom 44 52, 57 Thomonn. Tonia 28, 39, 61. 62 Thompson. Golen 6, 9. 11, 16 Thompson, Mark 44 Thorson. Deno 1. 12. 20. 23 24. 25. 43 47 63 Tienter. Stephanie 12. 47, 63 Tollefson. Kevin 19. 34, 49 60 Tollefson. Michael 19. 44. 45. 57 Torooson, Dione 34. 62 Track 67 Trende. Mory 34 Turck, Dovid 39 Turck, James 20. 49 Turck. Michoel 19. 44. 57 Voolemoen. Donno 12, 19, 20, 21. 28. 39. 54. 55 Voolemoen. Janice 51 Volley View Drive-Inn 76 Vovreck. Lynn 34 Victory Cafe 73 Vogt. Debro 19, 49, 56 Vogt. Porricio 1. 6. 9. 10. 14 16. 19. 28.31.54. 62. 68 Volleyball 54, 55, 56 Vorwerk. Angie 14. 19. 28 41.56. 62. 63. 67 Vorwerk. Patrice 7. 9, 14, 15. 20. 28.31.54. 55. 67 Wolsh, Kelly 14 15, 20. 24. 27. 28. 38. 39. 56 Wand, Liiso 34 Wongen. Chod 47. 53 Wongen. Jeremy 9. 10, 11, 52 Wongen. Michelle 47. 56 Weathers. Donny 53 Weathers. Tomi 44. 45. 49. 56 Whitmore. Brendo 20, 47 Whitmore Dovid 41 Wildgrube. Richard 34 Willie's Locker 72 Wilson. Brett 49. 51. 53, 57 Wingert. Dovid 44 Winslow, Donno 14. 23, 28. 39 Winslow. Potty 23, 44. 67 Winslow, Ruth 39, 62, 68 Winslow, Sandy 23, 44. 67 Winslow, Vicky 20, 47 Wrestling 57 Yearbook 14 Young. Fred 34 Young. Richard 41 Zimmerman. Kristin 19, 20. 28, 47, 56. 63. 67 Zimmerman. Paul 34. 59 1966 COLOPHON The 1966 Heritage is the 7rh yearbook of Preston Fountain High published by Toylor Publishing of Dollos. Texas Due to the lore srorr, we hod three deadlines witL the compony representative. Mike O Keefe Mr Sporks ogreed to be odvisor ofrei the school yeor started THEME Precious Moments1 based on the vorious speciol times ond ocrivities the students hod experienced during high school. SPECS 80 pp printed on 60 lb enomel paper. Smyth binding 160 copes were ordered, 24 with nome imprinted No complimentary books were issued Type wo« set primorily In 8 or 10 point Serif Gothic Dody Copy wos standard type one headlines were bold The editors. Potty Vogt ond Potrice Vorwerk. designed The cover SALES The book wos sold for 16 00 with 2 other installment plan options given Advertising covered the rest of the costs, by bringing in on odditionol S2170