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Page 24 text:
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CANDID Shown here is a little glimpse of how students at RHS passed their time this fall. Football took up a lot of time, and the cheerleaders shown here will never forget the rainy Grand Meadow game, and neither will Darin, shown below. G.J. looks “happy as a lark after the Homecoming bonfire. So does Dana after the Houston football game. Maureen and Tim are shown here after participating in a whip cream fight following the game.
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Page 23 text:
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B-Team Football Row One: Mark Corcoran, Steve Oian, Shane Rislove, John Laumb, Kris Pich. Row Two: Joe Bassler, Bill Maddux, Brian Helleland, Jay Laumb, Chace Kingsley. Row Three: Andy Highum, Ronnie Sand, Dana Grimsrud, Jim Larson, Tim Stensgard, Bryan Gravos. Row Four: Eric Breitsprecher, Tim Wilkemeyer, Thad Kingsley, Mike Rasmussen, Mark Schober. C-Team Football Row One: Travis Eide, Dixon Magnuson, Tony Heiden, Nathan Peterson, Chris Humble. Row Two: Travis Thorn, Dayne Magnuson, Mark Hovland, Jon Nelson, Ryan Baker, Brad Danielson. Row Three: Robbie Highum, Brian Dvorak, Sean Pederson, Paul Hanson, Brian Maddux, Mitchell Gudmundson, Robbie Bunke. Row Four: David Wenthold, Brian Paulson, Danny Hill, Eric Bieberdorf, Rollin Dubbs, Brad Gravos, Peter Stensgard, McLean Benson, Josh Petersen. Row Five: Mr. Duane Koenen, Dean Smith, Paul Brekke, Grant Evavold, Chad Anderson, Chris Johnson, Aaron Hungerholt, Jason Dahl, David Mierau, Mr. Ron Calvert. The Trojan football team finished the 1986-1987 football season with a record of eight wins and three losses, finishing second in the River Valley Conference and second in section IC. The highlight of the season was a seven-to-six fourth quarter victory over the Houston Hurricanes in the second game of the sectional playoffs. At the time, Houston was rated fifth in the state. This Trojan football team was the most successful in nearly a decade. It is hopeful that the unselfish dedication to the team by the upper classmen will serve as an example to future teams. 19
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