St James High School - Saintonian Yearbook (St James, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

Wittxm, Published By The Saintonian Staff Saint James High School Saint James, Minnesota Joni Hoffman-Editor Milton Wetzel-Adviser 2 Administration Faculty ....... Underclassmen Athletics ..... Activities .... Seniors ....... Index ......... ....4-6 ...7-10 ... 11-26 ... 27-50 ... 51-90 . 91-109 110-112 ROBERT G. CHRISTIANSON Superintendent of School District 840 THE SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED: Mrs. Garland Morgan, Roger Schmiesing, Charles Nibbe. STANDING: Robert Anderson, LeRoy Nelson, Robert Sorensen, Superintendent Christianson. RICHARD T. MADSON JEFREY OLSON High School Principal Guidance Counselor STUDENT COUNCIL: SEATED: R. Detterman, N. Olson, W. Winkelman, J. Hoffman, P. Viland, D. Eng, K. Hawke, J. Hartke, P. Hansen. STANDING: M. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. Moulton, G. Holte, T. Jacoby, C. Lepp, L. Vanderbilt, C. Downs, R. Lantz, L. Miller, K. Warner, S. Augustin, S. Kern, K. Welchlin. 5 SECRETARIES: Mrs. Vera Lentsch and Mrs. Loretta Schmitz. STANDING: Mrs. Bonnie Jessop, Mrs. Jean Crowley, Mrs. Connie Krueger, Mrs. Rozella Johnson, Mrs. Kathleen Needham, Mrs. JeanLepp. COOKS: Mrs. Virginia Sands, Deborah Lang don, Mrs. Theresa Curry, Mrs. Fran Jensen, Mrs. Beverly Fredin, Mrs. Arlene Roeglin. CUSTODIANS: Donald Anderson, Robert Schiller, Melvin Engelbrecht, Kathleen Fjermestad-Laundress, Orrie Odegard, Mark Froslan. 6 Faculty MR. ALAN ADAMS American History The MRS. JANET BERNDT English 10 MRS. PAT BRANSTAD German MR. LES BUCKINGHAM Social 12 MR. DWIGHT BURMAN Industrial Arts MR. DALE BUSCH Agriculture MR. JERYLD CARSTENSEN Science 9 MISS GLENDA GROSS Librarian MR. LEONARD DALEN Business Education, Co-op MRS. LUCILLE EGGE Nurse MRS. GEOGIA ENG Business Education MR. JEROME GIRTON English 12 MRS. HELEN HAKE English 9 8 MR. DAVID HILLIER Agriculture MR. LOWELL KOCH Industrial Arts, Electronics MISS DONNA KOCK Home Economics MR. PAUL KRUEGER Activities Director MRS. MARIE MALMGREN Business Education MR. GEORGE MODEEN Special Education MR. WILLIAM MOHR Physical Education MR. PETER MYHRWOLD Chemistry, Physics MR. GARY PAULSON Instrumental Music MISS MARGARET PENNINGS English 11 MR. DON PLUMHOFF Art, English 11 MR. JEFF PRICE Advanced Math 9 MR. TOM PULVER Math MR. LARRY RASMUSSEN Social 9 MR. MEL SCHWAKE A-V Director MR. ARNOLD VEGLAHN Drivers Training MR. CLIFFORD VRIEZE Veterans Agriculture MR. DON HANSON Biology, Human Physiology MR. MILTON WETZEL World History 10 Class Of 1980 TREASURER Brenda Hunstad If you don't believe it's hard to be good, just ask any freshman!! Sherri Carol Lex Richard Ammann Anderson Anderson Anderson Tom Risa Ron Sue Anderson Ankeny Aspelund Augustin Jeff Matt Kelly Charles Bakke Bergman Bemdt Beronius Tom Jennifer Tim Diane Blackstad Blanchfield Bocock Bottem David Judy John Bryon Brunner Bruton Chambers Christenson David Cynthia Karen David Coleman C oners Curry Dahl 12 Lisa Keith Gary Frankamp Frederickson Frederickson Shari Daniel Terri Gilling Gratz Grosklags Margaret Elvis Jeri Haler Hamblin Hartke Steven Mike Kari Hinrichs Hippert Hjelmer Deborah Davis Lori DeToy Jayne Eiden Shawna Engstrom Christine Eppeland Craig Fischer Debbie Flaata Kelly Flynn Shane Flynn Julie Gamer Todd Gay Timothy Geistfeld Craig Grove Elaine Haler Gary Haler Susan Hatting Bruce Helling Karen Henslin Timothy Hoffman Kevin Husby Kevin Jakobe Jeff Johnson Lori Kading Sarah Kern Tim Knaak Keith Knickrehm Steven Knickrehm 13 Lori Kolden Brenda Kolstad Kent Krueger Doug Kulseth Penny Lehamn Terry Lewis Michelle Mayberry Donald McEdward Mary Jo Melheim Gary Menssen Kari Miller Tim Neisen John Nelson Lynn Nelson Lorin Nommensen Linda Olson Scott Olson Kenneth Orr Mary Ottum Linda Parker Terry Paulson Mark Petersen Ingrid Peterson Dan Petterson Steve Pigman Howard Postolka Brenda Quindel Marton Rathman Cathy Reinke Terry Resick Klarice Rinne Deanna Roeglin Stephen Romsdahl Dawn Rooney Keith Runge David Sandberg RIGHT: Dan Petterson, Lamont Zarn, and Dave Cole- man find it easier(?) to study in the library! Tilly Sorbel T ammy Steinhaus Barbara Stevens Daniel Stowe Nona Style Tom Sukohl Laurie Swadberg Leigh Swanson David Taylor Steve Thate Clarice Thompson Brad Tiedeken Vicky Todnem Jerry Underdahl Jana Watson James Wellnitz Joel Wellnitz Paula Wiederhoeft Bradlee Wolner Wendy Wooten Todd Wright Lamondt Zarn Colleen Zender Robert Zumwalt Bryan Sandmeyer Scott Schmiesing Steve Schulte Kimberly Schultz Alan Sieg Randy Smith LEFT: Home Ec. classes learn that knowing how to sew can save lots of money as well as being lots of fun. 15 Ronnie Mark Norman Peggy Aden Anderson Anderson Anderson Tim Jody DeeAnn Jane Anderson Asendorf Ask Augustin Karen Steve Robert Phillip Bakke Bamell Becker Bentdahl John Diane Gary Lorraine Bergman Bergquist Blackstad Bolland Dayle Janean Jodie Gail Bottem Branstad Burke Carstensen Brian John William Steven Carter Coleman Coleman Collier 16 The usual scene in the morning and noon was students sitting by lockers having gab fests or studying, as Gloria Holte and Ruth Dettman are doing. Ruth Dettman Mitchell Doll Barbara Eckstrom Julie Eiden Patty Engel James Esser Tim Flaata Scott Frederickson Beverly Freeman Joe Frisch Dale Funk Patrick Geistfeld Pamela Goossen Douglas Cratz Todd Grosklags Mary Grundman Launette Gundlach Douglas Hagen Curtis Haler David Haler Dale Hansen Kimberly Hansen T ammy Hanson Mary Harbitz After a very busy shift in the concession stand the misses Lofgren, Dettman, Johnson, Ytterboe, and Hunstad seem to indicate they are ready and will- ing to work another. Gloria Holte says you must be crazy to want to go through that again! 17 Terri Heckman Todd Heckman Thomas Heine Donna Henke Daniel Hoffman Troy Hoffman Patricia Holm Terri Hoppe Michael Houge Orlin Howe Jodi Hudson Angela Hunstad Megan Hunstad Robin Intlekofer Lisa Jacoby Monica Jacoby Kathie Johnson Mary Johnson Pamela Johnson Becky Klebel Julie Knutson Michael Kohn Kevin Kolstad Linda Krueger Larry Landsteiner Kris Lastine Dennis Lenzen Angela Lindquist 18 Jane Lofgren C'mon fellas, Phy. Ed. can't be that bad. Stop goof- ing off! ! Or maybe Steve Bamell is just tired of lis- tening to Matt Watkins on the subject of basketball. Those pretty little doodles on the board actually mean something to John Panzer, Diane Bergquist, and the rest of the geometry class. Troy Lupke Mitchell Malmgren T erry Marsden David Mausling Cheryl Morrow Jeffrey Neisen Craig Nelson Scott Nelson Creig Noren Becky Olson Janae Olson Julie Olson Keith Olson Nancy Olson Doreen Banzer John Panzer Tamara Paulson Ronald Pierson Brenda Pietsch Angela Pigman David Poulson Connie Pronk Sharon Quick Howard Quindel Jody Rathman Michael Redmond Deborah Remker Cary Rermick Nancy Restorff 19 Glenn Riemersma Denise Roeglin Keith Romsdahl Kris Romsdahl Charles Rust Mark Sandberg Scott Sanders Michael Sandmeyer Lenny Sargent Anna Marie Schmidt Todd Schmidtke Michael Schultz Randall Schultz Gregg Seaberg Craig She Hum Brian Sieg Scott Sinclair John Sizer David Stensrud Cindy Sulflow Lisa Tenney Diana Thobe Kris Thompson Robert Thompson Michele Toussaint James Veglahn Gary Vi land Matthew W atkins James Wellman Larry Weiderhoeft Alan Wilkening Warren Winkelman Kris Wolle Terry Ytterboe Jan Zender Mary Ziebarth 20 This bulletin board must have worked, for more sophomore boys are taking it next year than ever before. Brad Ahrenstorff Terry Anderson Kathryn Bakke Chris Beckmann Terry Bo din Julie Branstad Donna Anderson Ronald Ankeny Joanna Barker Kathleen Benson Brian Borchardt June C arlson Denise Anderson Kim Aspelund Lorrie Baumgardt Jeff Bischoff Steve Bomholdt Debra Christman Jeffrey Anderson Marvin Augustin Wesley Beck Lynn Blackstad Michael Brandts Tony Clawson 21 JOSTENS won the junior ring competition. (It is the parent company of our yearbook publisher) Robert Coners Rebecca Cousins Brenda Curry Brian Curry Julie Curry Ken Curry Dale Dahl Barb Deinhart Tim Dempsey Rebecca DeToy Brenda Dougherty James Elvin Roy Eppeland Layne Evers Diane Finnegan T erry Firchau Ricky Fischer Kathy Fjermestad Mark Flohrs Nancy Forsyth Brenda Frederickson DeAnn Frederickson Sandi Frederickson Loma Fredrikson Jeff Garland Tammy Gamer Jane Glasgow Beth Gore Pat Grundman Tim Hansen Mark Hanson Annette Haugen Kim Hawke Kevin Haycraft These two budding chemists are about to perform a very complicated experiment. Todd Larson gives the orders (at a reasonably safe distance) and Kevin Spitz- ner performs the deed. We saw them the very next hour, so apparently the experiment didn't blow up in their faces! 22 Blair Heller Debra Henke Gail Henry Sharon Henslin Jerry High Debbie Hoffman Craig Hurley Bradley Husby Gina Jakobe Diane Jensen Debbie Johnson Randy Johnson Wayne Jurgens Alice Kading Bob Keech Stephanie Kem Robert Klebel Dale Knickrehm Alan Knutson Terry Koch Mark Kohn Ralph Kubly Gail Kurtzweg Linda Landsteiner Todd Larson Gary Lewis Linda Lofgren Doyle Lunz David Mackey Dean Malmgren Jeanne Mays Robert Meier Jane Miller Greig Moe 23 Shelli Morrow Brian Moulton Dorinda Murphy Joel Neisen David Nelson Lehne Nelson Trent Nelson Randy Nessler Julie Niemeier Kathy Olson Kent Olson Brenda Orr Deb Panzer Gary Parker James Petersen Janis Petersen Kristin Peterson Nancy Pierson Rory Pietsch Kendra Plath Ted Plumhoff Amy Porter Marcia Poulson Beth Quindel Dave Randby Barry Rathman Curtis Ratzlaff Keith Ratzlaff Bemadine Reinke Pat Rentz Karen Robbins Debbie Roeglin Brad Romsdahl Peg Ronnei 24 Julie Rust Dawn Sandmeyer Diane Sandmeyer Ron Sandmeyer Tony Schmillen Jeff Schmitz Lori Schultz Kathy Seaberg David Shimanski Kim Sinclair Jon Smith Todd Sokolofsky Greig St. John Kevin Spitzner Brad Stauffer Renee Stradtman David Sturm Mary Sturm Steve Style Keith Swadberg Mark Swenson Kent Thompson Ricky Thompson Valery Todnem Cindy Urban Laurel Vanderbilt Pam Viland Becky Vogt Mona Wardrip Vickie Wamemunde Randy Wellman Jane Welnitz Lis Wilkening Debbie Willock Eric Wilth Greg Windschill Brad Wolle Joel Zender Mark Zender 25 EXCHANGE STUDENT Cebu City Is Home For Dolores Suarez In July of 1976, Dolores de Guzman Suarez, a Rotary Exchange Student from the Philippines came to St. James to study and observe the life styles of the Ameri- can people. While in St. James she stayed with the Gary Wolners, Dr. Glaydem Kern's, and Vance Watkins. Between school and Rotary activities she was kept very busy, but before she left she remarked, It was a wonderful year and I'll never forget it. On January 6 and 7, we also had thirteen foreign students roaming the halls who were participating in the Student Council's Foreign Exchange Festival. They came on a Thursday and left that Saturday spending most of their time in school or at related activities. Dolores, once more classified as a Senior, (she grad- uated in the Philipines) took mostly senior classes during her year at St. James. Walking from class to class made many new friends for Dolores, and very soon she was one of us! Many exchange students from the surrounding area came to visit Dolores on Jan. 6-7. They attended the Was- eca Basketball game in addition to attending classes. A dance followed the game. 26 FOOTBALL Determined Team Compiles 6-3 Record 'A' SQUAD: ROW 1: B. Goor, T. Schiller, S. Reinke, J. Ziebarth, M. Gosche, S. Nelson, D. Zumwalt, M. Witte, C. Stark, B. Klebel. ROW 2:G. Moe, T. Plumhoff, T. Koch, D. Sturm, J. Westman, R. Piestch, J. Petersen, R. Nessler, R. Ankeny. ROW 3: R. Lantz, R. Johnson, B. Klebel, M. Zender, G. St. John, T. Nel- son, S. Style, G. Windschill. ROW 4: K. Bemdt (mgr. ) B. Ahrenstorff, M. Flohrs, M. Swenson, C. Rust (mgr.) and T. Lupke. Coaches: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Rasmussen, Mr. Emerson, Mr. Dose, and Mr. Price. PRIDE and SELF DEVELOPMENT would be the two key words that would charac - terize the 1976 fighting Saints football squad. It took a great deal of pride to go through the weeks of hard drills, first in hot, humid weather, then in freezing tem- peratures, in order to develop into a win- ning football team. This year's squad was willing to pay that price, as a result they developed themselves into a winning foot- ball team, with a winning attitude. Award winners on this year's team include: Tri- Captains: Matt Gosche, Dan Sturm, and Greg Windschill: most valuable linemen: Brad Klebel, Blaine Goor, Most Valuable back: Greg Windschill, Most Improved player: Charles Stark, All Conference: Terry Schiller, Greg Windschill, Blaine Goor, and Brad Klebel. Only one to get by for a touchdown, but Dave Zumwalt can't quite make it, and gets nailed. B SQUAD: ROW 1- J. Esser, R. Pierson, B. Coleman, T. Hoffman, T. Schmidtke, M. Sandburg, J. Panzer, D. Haler; ROW 2- D. Lenzen, M. Watkins, M. Dahl, S. Sinclair, M. Houge, D. Hagen, M. Kohn; ROW 3- Coach Dose, A. Wilkening, K. Kolstad, T. Grosklags, M. Schultz, S. Bamell, M. Anderson, Coach Price. 29 C SQUAD: ROW 1- D. Coleman, R. Zumwalt, G. Fredrikson, T. Anderson, T. Gay, G. Mensen, K. Flynn, H Postolka, B. Tiedekin, ROW 2- Coach Emerson, K. Krueger, L. Swanson, S. Heinerichs, C. Beronius, L. Zam S. Olson, T. Resick, J. Nelson, B. Wolner, K. Runge. VOLLEYBALL Girls Play With Determination The Volleyball team started out with lots of enthusiasm, hope and winning power with four returning letter winners. All were eager to go out and win for St. James. Their record 6-9 doesn't show the desire and determination displayed by the Saintlys, who beat Minnesota Lake in the first round of the district tourney. Then lost to Mapelton 0-2 in the semi-finals. The team's co-captains were Mary Plum- hoff and Julie Newberg, and the coaches were Sharon Euerle and Pat Branstad. Voted most valuable player was Julie Curry, while Bernie Reinke served the most points during the season. There were 9 letterwinners this year with 5 re- turning next year. So the team says Wait till next year! A SQUAD: J. Branstad, L. Landsteiner, M. Toussaint, B. Reinke, STANDING: D. Ayres, J. Newberg, M. Plum- hoff, J. Curry, Mgr. J. Rust, Coach Euerle C SQUAD: J. Knutson, K. Miller, J. Blanchfield, C. Pronk, C. Rennick, P. Lehman. STANDING: M. Ot- tum, N. Style, C. Thompson, T. Grosklags, Mgr. J. Rust, Coach Branstad. B SQUAD: B. Vogt, L. Lofgren, D. Johnson, J. Peter- sen. STANDING: D. Bergquist, J. Mays, D. Roeglin, Mgr. J. Rust, Coach Branstad. CROSS COUNTRY Runners Win District Mausling 4th In State What in one season, ran 3,477 miles on 28 legs? Why, our cross country team of course! This year’s record is proof of their hard work and endurance. Led by Captain Paul Mausling, scoring nine wans and two losses in dual meets, they cap- tured the district title, placed third at the Mountain Lake Invitational and Worthing- ton Turkey Trot and fourth in the region and conference. Hanked by Winkelman, Moulton, and High, Paul Mausling proudly displays the trophy for the District 6 championship which the team has just won. Voted most valuable was Paul Mausling, who placed 4th at the individual state meet. Next year, Joe Zender and Jerry High will be co-captains of four other returning lettermen. So to them we say, keep on trotting. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: B. Borchardt, T. Anderson, J. Bergman, K. Welchlin, M. Bergman, D. Taylor, J. Zender. STANDING: Coach Hanson, W. Winkelman, J. Schmitz, P. Mausling, B. Moulton, J. High. 77 With only two years of experience it takes much prac- tice and instruction to become champions. GIRLS TENNIS Experience, Practice Bring Results. It's difficult to start a new sport with few participants who have had experience. This is the case with the girls' tennis team. Just two years ago the team was begun. Needless to say, they won no matches. This year the first two wins were recorded. There were ten losses, but with all but three letter winners returning, coach Koch assures that more wins will be recorded. Captaining the squad next season will be Pat Rentz, and also returning is the squad's most valuable this year, Ruth Dettman. 32 GIRLS' TENNIS SQUAD: L. Bolland, L. Gundlach, K. Hansen, D. Suarez, P. Johnson, J. Moulton, J. Eiden. STANDING: Coach Koch, K. Thompson, P. Rentz, L. Nelson, R. Dettman, B. Klebel, L. Mueller, D. Ammann. Jim Anderson gets his Holiday tourney opponent in a predicament. Jim went on to win his weight class. WRESTLING Grapplers Work Hard To Achieve Victories. With eight returning lettermen, Coach A1 Adams had thought that there would be a chance of another super season. But events did not happen this way. The record was 7-8-1 for the year. However there were a number of bright spots. The Saints were District 6 champs, Watonwan Co. Champs, 2nd in Conference and Christmas Tournaments. Marv Augustin and Blaine Goor qualified for the individual state meet by winning in the Region. There were five District champs and 3 conference winners. Rick Aden was most improved, Blaine Goor the most valuable, and the captains for next year are Marv Augustin and Dave Sturm. 33 A SQUAD: D. Coleman, R. Zumwalt, D. Hagen, D. Sturm, J. Frisch, M. Augustin, D Knickrehm, S. Reinke, Mr. Street. STANDING: Mr. Adams, J. Anderson, B. Goor, W. Winkelman, S. Style, T. Nelson, D. Sturm, R. Aden, Mr. Mohr. Freshman Bob Zumwalt (BELOW) and Blaine Goor (RIGHT) have things under control, even though Blaine's position looks bad! He is attempting a Gran- by hold. 34 B SQUAD L. Landsteiner, S. Romsdahl, L. Swanson, K. Welchlin, W. Winkleman, STANDING: B. Romsdahl, B. Husby, C. Haler, T. Nelson, K. Ratzlaff. C SQUAD: M. Bergman, K. Flynn, J. Bergman, S. Knickerhm, R. Anderson, K. Krueger, STANDING: T Gay, M. Schultz, M. Anderson, M. Watkins, L. Wiederhoft. ABOVE: Marv Augustin is quite satisfied with the re- sults of his move. LEFT CENTER: The referee gets ready to signal a pin as Dave Sturm puts his Canby opponent on his back. LEFT: Let's see, there must be shoulders here some- place! Brad Wolle and opponent seem to be a little confused. 35 MAT MAIDS LETTER WINNERS The matmiads once more had a busy year with duties involving wrestling. BELOW Cathy Sandmeyer, Lynn Geistfeld and Laurie Garner make signs for a tourna- ment. LETTERWINNER CLUB OFFICERS: W. Winkelman, M. Plumhoff, S. Reinke, and P. Mausling. MATMIADS: D. Suarez, B. Seaberg, R. Fischer, D. Marth, F. Malmgren, D. Taylor, J. Rykus, V. Borchardt, D. Quick, L. Gamer. STANDING: D. Suflow, R. Ankeny, B. Bloom, G. Sandmeyer, J. Johnson, T. Anderson, H. Nordby, L. Brown, S. Jensen, L. Geistfeld, D. Ammann, K. Johnson. 36 Debbie Flaata attempts a hand stand dismount, while Denise Roeglin spots for her. GYMNASTICS Girls Continue To Improve Steadily The girls gymnasts are a young group- only 2 seniors are on the squad, so im- provement shows almost daily. The year's record of 11-4 was 2 meets less than last year when the record was 12-5. This year's team went to the sectional tourney, and had six letterwinners. The most valuable was Laurie Garner and the Captains for next year are Mary Sturm, Kris Wolle and Michelle Tous- saint. The team's coach is Julie Struss. 37 GYMNASTICS: J. Rathman (mgr. ) C. Rennick, L. Garner, L. Tenney, K. Parsons, M. Toussaint, C Pronk, D. Flatau, M. Sturm, J. Lofgren (mgr. ) ROW 2: Coach Struss, C. Thompson, B. Klebel, N. Restoroff, J. Blanch- fleld, T. Grossklags, S. Hatting, K, Wolle, D, Roeglin, J. Moulton. BOYS BASKETBALL Wins Prove To Be Elusive For Cagers Season Decided By One Point In Overtime Headed by Captain Matt Gosche, our bas- ketball team was stopped in District Finals by a score of 43 -42 in overtime, yet as a whole, the team had some fantastic play- ers. Mike Brandts, voted most valuable player, by the team, was also high scorer with 222 points. Randy Nessler was the recipient of the Free Throw Award and Greg Winds chi 11 of the Most Improved Player. As for next year, the outlook is good, with six of the ten lettermen returning to be headed by co-captains Mike Brandts and Randy Nessler. If all goes well it will be a great season for St. James Saints. Once more, in spite of a 6-15 record, the Saints were in the battle for most every game. As Dave Panzer grabs a rebound, he looks for a team' mate to pass the ball to. VARSITY BASKETBALL: W. Hatting, (mgr), R. Nessler, C. Windschill, M Swenson, J. Petersen. ST- ANDING: Coach Koch, J. Garland, M. Gosche, M. Flohrs, J. Ziebarth, G. ST John, T Hansen, M. Brandts, J. Veglahn, W. Jurgens, D. Panzer, T. Koch, Coach Veglahn. 38 39 B SQUAD: J. Niessen (mgr), M. Dahl, M. Houge, D. Bottem, J. Esser, A. Wilkening, M. Kohn, K. Kolstad, T. Hoffman, T. Schmidtke, B. Carter, B. Coleman, Coach Koch. GIRLS BASKETBALL REBUILDING THE TEAM A MUST FOR NEXT YEAR Records for this year's Girls Basketball season stand as this: C Squad - 1 win - 4 losses B Squad - 6 wins - 8 losses Season Record - 9 wins - 7 losses Conference Record - 3 wins - 3 losses Although the season was a little rough, the girls still came off the courts with an average of 34.2 points per game compared to their opponent's average of 31.1. Robin Ankeny was high scorer while Mary Plumhoff was voted the most valuable player. Already the girls have begun planning for next year choosing Bemie Reinke and Brenda Curry as co-captains. They hap- pen to be the only returning lettermen. This very obviously means a big re- building job. Hopefully, good help will come from this year's B and C squads. B Squad: B. Quindel, L. Landsteiner, K. Miller, P. John- son, B. Reinke. ROW 2: L. Lofgren (mgr.) B. Curry, B. Eck- stxom, K. Bakke, J. Rust, D. Berquist, K. Curry. C SQUAD: Miss Euerle and Mr. Larson- coaches, R. An- keny, M. Haler, C. Miller, L. Jacoby, M. Ottum, K. Curry, B. Quindel, D. Rooney, C. Reinke, P. Engel (mgr) A SQUAD: Miss Euerle, P. Johnson, D. Berquist, B. Curry, C. Lepp, K. Johnson, M. Plumhoff, B. Eckstrom, L. Landsteiner, R. Ankey, B. Reinke, Mr. Larson. KNEELING: Managers—L. Lofgren and P. Engel. 40 GIRLS TRACK Girls Show Much Potential In Winning The Girls Track team's potential really showed through this season. The gals put in a lot of hard work and dedication to compile a 6-2 record. Many personal records were broken. Among these were Karen Stradtman setting a new record in the shot put, Kris Johnson throwing the discus 100' 11 1 2 and Diane Bergquist setting a school record with a 4' 8 1 4 jump in the high jump. In the running events Laure Gamer broke the previous 2-mile record by running it in 12:59. A new mile relay record was set by the 4-some of Bemie Reinke, Kris Wolle, Laure Gamer and Tilly Sorbel. The entire team should be proud of its performances in the St. James Olympia, the Southwest Confer- ence and the District 6 meet. The co- captains were Mary Ross iter and Laure Gamer. Most valuable to Diane Berg- quist. Here's to a great season! Lotsa luck next year! Another relay victory for the girls as Denise Roeglin sprints home the winner. GIRLS TRACK-ROW 1: P. Johnson, K. Parsons, J. Barker, B. Reinke, K. Wolle, B. Klebel, ROW 2: D. Roeglin, D. Flaata, T. Sorbel, B. Quindel, S. Augustin, L. Jacoby, M. Rossiter, J. Moulton, C. Gamer, ROW 3: Coach Struss, L. Landsteiner, D. Berquist, K. Johnson, K. Stradtman, J. Curry, K. Bakke, J. Glasgow, J. Rust, Coach Eakin. 41 BOYS TRACK Saints Rally To Win District Title. Coming from far behind the, thinclads came storming back in the track events to win the District Six title. It was a good win after a rather up and down year. The Saints displayed power in winning their own Olympiad meet, then the team could not hold its own against the Con- ference contenders. As of the District meet, the record was 7-5; with the Regional to go. Senior Paul Mausling in the 2 mile run was a very strong favorite in every 2 mile race, winning most of them, and Junior Jerry High set records in the half mile. Vaulter Rory Pietsch was voted most valuable. Next year looks good with a strong nucleus to build on led by cap- tains Jerry High and Brian Moulton. Races don't come any closer than this! Paul Mausling beats his Slayton opponent by the hair on his legs in the Olympiad two-mile run. BOYS TRACK - ROW 1: Coach Rasmussan, K. Knickrehm, K. Welchlin, J. Bergman, T. Knaack, S. Schmesing, S. Reinke, P. Mausling, M. Bergman, T. Anderson, B. Tiedeken, K. Flynn. ROW 2: B. Borchardt, J. High, W. Hatting, B. Moulton, R. Pietsch, B. Klebel, K. Kolstad, J. Zender, B. Curry, K. Fredrickson, ROW 3: Coach Pulver, J. Garland, M. Witte, S. Nelson, T. Nelson, R. Ankeny, M. Flohrs, M. Anderson, M. Watkins, L. Wie- derhoeft, M. Brandts, T. Koch, G. Windschill, M. Zender, Coach Hanson. 42 There were many close races this year. Brian Moulton (TOP) appears to have his relay opponent beaten by helf a step. LEFT: Jerry High did excellent work in setting a new school record in the half mile. RIGHT: Rory Pietsch clears the bar at a good height in the pole vault. 43 BASEBALL Young Saints Take District Title. Using mostly Juniors Sophomores, Coach Schmidtke outclassed other teams to win the District six Championship. Without a pitcher with varsity experience and only a couple of seniors in the line- up, the team developed into a strong de- fensive unit with excellent spirit. The bulk of the pitching duties were shared by St. John, Nelson, and Schmidtke while Gosche and Kohn did the catching and some fine infield play kept many games very close. Second team Coach Price worked hard with the team and by tournament time six were ready to play varsity ball. The year's record was only 6-10, but prospects are excellent for next year, and another District Championship. The leading hitters were Schmidtke, Nessler, and Petersen. Catcher Matt Gosche has just caught the ball (in his glove) to complete a force-out at home plate. 44 VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW 1: R. Johnson, J. Ziebarth, E. Mensen, M. Gosche, D. Nelson, G. St. John, M. Kohn, J. Esser, ROW 2: Coach Price, T. Schmidtke, S. Wiederhoeft, J. Peterson, R. Nessler, T. Schiller, B. Coleman, M. Augustin, Coach Schmidtke. B SQUAD BASEBALL - ROW 1: A. Widening, T. Hoffman, J. Veglahn, M. Kohn, D. Bottom, M. Houge. ROW 2: Coach Price, D. Hagen, D. Lenz, M. Sandberg, S. Sanders. C SQUAD BASEBALL - ROW 1: L. Swanson, B. Wolner, C. Ber- onius, T. Resick, J. Nelson, L. Zam, G. Menssen, L. Anderson, ROW 2: Coach Price, D. Stowe, D. Coleman, D. Lenz, T. Sukohl, T. Gay, T. Blackstad, Coach Hanson. LEFT: One of the leading hitters on the team, Jim Petersen has just completed that very satisfying journey around the bases after hitting a home run. Tins helped him become the most valuable player on the squad, as voted by the others. V; 45 Gail Kurtzweg takes a lesson from Mark Swenson on the fine art of chipping! GOLF-BOYS AND GIRLS Prospects Good For Both Teams Next Year An early spring and good weather condi- tions (most of the time) made this and en- joyable season. Despite this, the teams posted a little under-the-weather rec- ord of 2-12 for the boys and 3-5 for the girls. Boys coach Len Dalen attributed this to lack of consistency. There are only 2 seniors on the boys team, Scott Nelson and Brian Johnson, so next year should have an experienced team. Terry Koch and Scott Nelson qualified for the Region at Slayton. The girls need more experience since golf is a very new sport for them, but inspite of the lack of this very necessary ingredient the girls gave a good account of themselves in compe- tition, several for the first time. BOYS GOLF: J. Underdahl, B. Tiedeken, T. Lupke, T. Wright, S. Schulte, D. Mausling, G. Riemersma, K. Welchlin. ROW 2: R. Eppeland, S. Nelson, T. Koch, D. Stensrud, S. Clawson, B. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Gratz, D. Lenzen , T. Nelson, R. Thompson, M. Swenson, Coach Dalen. GIRLS GOLF: C. Eppeland, D. Suarez, M. Ziebarth, J. Lofgren, G. Kurtzweg, D. Ask, K. Wolner, G. Holte, J. Asendorf, Coach Becker. TENNIS Players Must “Love” The Game To Be Good The boy's tennis team finished off their season with a 4-7 record. TTie tennis being played was better than the record shows because most of the matches were very close and decided by a few points. In the Martin Luther Academy Invitation- al-tourney, the guys placed 5th out of eight teams. Out of the 10 letter winners, Dave Panzer and Roger Larson are the only two graduating. So, the Mighty Saints are looking tough for next year. Attempts to serve aces have always been a major part of any tennis match. TENNIS SQUAD - ROW 1: R. Schultz, M. Doll, D. Haler, D. Malmgren, R. Larson, K. Jacoby, C. Shellum, J. Panzer. ROW 2: K. Lastine, D. Panzer, T. Bodin, W. Jurgens, R. Aden, K. Thompson, J. Schmitz, Coach Koch. CHEERLEADERS Promoting Spirit Is Very Hard Work. Cheerleaders, according to the admini- stration, are more than just the name. This year's cheerleaders not only pro- moted school spirit, they practiced 3 nights a week, cheered at an average of 4 nights a week from Sept. -Feb., made locker decorations and posters (Like tha James Gang Hats at the right), planned and held pep fests, and earned money to buy the players cupcakes. In the Home- coming week alone, they spent 150+ hours in preparation for the big game. This included decoration of the players' and coach’s homes, a coronation skit, and a pep fest in the park. This year's co-captains, Joni and Pat, spent many hours planning and the rest of the 20 cheerleaders with them spent all their spare time promoting and supporting our athletics. So, this proved to be one of the busiest and best years that St. J. cheer- leaders have ever had. TO OUR SAINTS Dear Lord, in the battle that goes on through life; I ask but a field that is fair; A chance that is equal with all in the strife, And courage to strive and to dare. And if I should win, let it be by the code, With my faith and honor held high; And if I should lose, let me stand by the road And cheer as the winner goes by, -Athlete's Prayer A: SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: C. Beckmann, K. Parsons, M. Johnson, P. Viland, M. Rossiter, J. Hoffman, P. Johnson, K. Wolle, A. Kading, C. Pierson. 48 C SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: K. Henslin, D. Davis andL. Style. J. Blanchfield and C. Miller. SOYS LOCKED When Spring comes the cheerleaders' duties are about over. With the void created by this sudden end, the A cheerleaders find themselves a bit lost, and with- out uniforms they can't seem to even find the right locker room! ! B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: N. Olson, L. Krueger, ]. Rathman. BACK: P. Johnson, L. Tenney, J. Asendorf. 49 SAINTETTES Perfection Is The Goal For Dancers. If you want to to belong the SAINTETTES you must be abie to do some pretty high kicking, as demonstrated by the girls here. Under the guidance of Deb Loeschen and Pam Pearson, the SAINTETTES danced their way through nine performances this year. Most were at basketball games and wrestling matches, but they also won a first place trophy at the Annandale Invita- tional, and will compete in the State Meet sometime after the yearbook goes to press. Practice begins officially when school starts, but the girls do much on their own during the summer. Any girl from grades 9 through 12 who wants to join may do so by attending two one and half hour practices each week. Its a tough schedule, especially if you're not in shape to begin with. so SAINTETTES: L. Deinhart, C. Downs, J. Forseth, M. Revne, J. Sorbel, J. Branstad. STANDING: J. Jacobson, S. Kern, S. Kern, G. Kertzweg, D. Bottem, L. Nelson, M. Ziebarth, K. Fjermestad, M. Sturm. HOMECOMING Saints “Sent The Eagles Flying’’ The week of Oct. 4-8 was a hectic one as the events of Homecoming unfolded. Float preparation began the previous week, ear- lier than usual. Tuesday was the corona- tion with last year’s queen, Trudy Olson, crowing King Dave and he in turn crowned Queen Pat amid the cheers of a packed gym. The stage band played, the madrigals sang, and the cheerleaders cheered! Thursday the sensous seniors tromped the juniors in the powderpuff game after the sophomores had defeated the frosh. Finally the climax of the week, Friday! The parade grew in size this year with the sophs winning first place. At 7:30 the band struck up with the school song and the big battle against New Ulm began. Of course the mighty Saints sent the Eagles flying , 14-0. Following the game, 30 Grand played for the Vic- tory Dance. All in all it was a great week! THE PREMIERE: Director Girton interviews soon-to- be-shot Mr. Birdman Burman! THE ROYAL COURT: FRONT: Melanie Revne, Julie Wright, Queen Pat Johnson, King Dave Zumwalt, David Hunstad, Cindy Bohnert. 52 STANDING: Wayne Winkelman, Hope Nordby, Matt Gosche, John Doyle, Connie Lepp, and Ger- ald Westman. LEFT: Coach Rasmussen said that fan support is very vi- tal to team effort, after introducing members of the team. BELOW: M. C. Joan Jacobson and King Dave assist Queen Pat as she reads the royal invitation to all Homecoming activities. Excitement and tension of responsibility is reflected in the faces of the cheerleaders. 53 RIGHT: Moving through rain-dampened streets didn't bother the Marching Band. LEFT CENTER: The Team and Cheerleaders draw cheers from the fans as they went by in the parade. BELOW LEFT: The powderpuff sophomore cheerleaders make up for their lack of finesse with much enthusiasm. - T. Schmidtke, D. Lenzen, M. Doll, R. Aden, G. Viland, C. Lastine. BELOW RTGHT: Huddling with their coach before the start of the powderpuff game against the Juniors, the Seniors work out last minute strategy. 54 ABOVE: Senior coach Jerry Westman gives advice to Barb Bloom. LEFT: Wrong way Gina!! As she runs for the goal, Gina Jakobe's team mates, J. Barker and N. Pier- son, tell her it's the wrong goal. Seniors P. Johnson and S. Coners make sure she doesn't reverse dire ctions. BELOW: The winning float was made by the sophomores. 55 Friday's festivities started with the parade, led by the marching band with its straight lines and Hessian hats. Then the center of all activities, the game itself, that night. Members of the football squad watch with great interest as their teammates on the field handle the Eagles. ABOVE: Something has happened on the field that bothers Attendant Connie, but Queen Pat and Melanie along with some parents and al- umni donft seem too concerned. RIGHT: Terry Schiller and Matt Gosche lead the team through the traditional paper ring to start the second half. 56 r 57 SENIOR PLAY Musical Comedy Captivates Audience Hello, Dolly one of Broadway's live- liest musicals, came to life in St. James November 4,5, and 6. As a result of long hours of rehearsal and the large enthusi- astic audiences, the musical was a huge success. Much recognition and thanks should go to Mr. and Mrs. Girton who de- voted many hours to turning 30 high school seniors into a talented cast. Todd Larson, a junior, played the drums, while Mrs. Girton accompanied the pro- duction. LEADS: Dolly Levi .......... Horace Vandergelder Irene Malloy ....... Cornelisu Hackel Barnaby Tucker .... Minnie Fay .......... Ambros Kemper ... Ermengarde ......... Rudolph ............ Ernsdtina .......... Judge .............. Mrs. Rose .......... Majorette .......... .....Teresa Jacoby .... Charles Stark ......Connie Lepp ......Terry Engel .....Brian Johnson Tammy Fjermestad .........John Doyle .... Lynn Geistfeld . Wayne Winkelman .. Karen Stradtman ......Ward Bloedel .... Dolores Suarez .... Melanie Revne It played to approximately 1300 well sat- isfied people. Oh, it was fun!!! Again, thanks to all who made it a big success. TOP :1...2...3..., Look! We 're dancing! I ABOVE: Dolly lulls her admirerers into singing Hello Dolly with her. LEFT: I wouldn't marry you anyway, Horace. But little did Dolly's unsuspecting victim know! KNEELING: T. Schiller, J. Jacoby, J. Jacobson, C. Downs, J. Wolle, D. Hake, S. Connors, D. Zumvvalt. ROW 2: M. Revne, R. Warnemunde, J. Forseth, S. Reinke, C. Pierson, B. Goor, J. Hoffman, W. Winkleman, K. Parsons. ROW 3:W. Bloedel, D. Suarez, B. Johnson, T. Fjermestad, L. Geistfeld, J. Doyle, K. Stradtman, R. Reckow, B. Seaberg, ROW 4: T. Engel, C. Stark, T. Jacogy, C. Lepp. (Advisors were Mr. G Mrs. Girton) 59 CATALINA Mermaids Enjoy Presenting Ballet The lights come up for this year's presentation, A Night at the Movies. . Officers: BACK ROW: K. Johnson (treas. ), D. Quick (sec. ), FRONT ROW:N. Goree (pres.), Mrs. Brustad (adv.). 60 CATALINA CLUB: ROW 1: J. Asendorf, L. Swadburg, D. Flaata, J. Hartke. ROW 2: K. Johnson, K. Wolner, L. Howe, L. Jacoby, C. Eppeland, L. Fredrikson. ROW 3: Miss Brustad, S. Morrow, T. Ytterboe, M. Rossiter, N. Goree, D. Hake, D. Quick, B. Curry, J. Olson. PHOTOGRAPHY LIBRARY Brian Carter and Dave Stensrud in the photo lab are trying Shelli Morrow, another member of the library helpers, to get just the right contrast on a picture for the yearbook, files magazines in their proper places. PHOTO CLUB: B. Carter, K. Bemdt, M. Schultz, J. LIBRARY HELPERS: K. Plath and J. Bischoff. Petersen, M. Toussaint. ROW 2: D. Anderson, J. Curry, C. Bohnert, H. Nordby, K. Husby. ROW 3: Mr. Myhrwold, D. Stensrud, M. Houge, S. Nelson, D. Lenzen. 61 MEMBERS: ROW 1: J. Wolle, L. Schultz, V. Warne- munde, C. Pronk, A. Lindquist, T. Hoppe ROW 2: N. Pearson, L. Bolland, M. Jacoby ROW 3: P. Rentz, G. Carstenson, J. Sorbel, A. Porter, L. Gundloch, K. Thompson, J. Sorbel ROW 4: K. Johnson, T. Ytterboe, D. Quick, M. Hunstead, T. Heckman, P. Engles OFFICERS: P. Rentz (V. Pres), J. Mays (Treas.), J. Sorbel (Pres), G. Carstenson (Hist. Rep.) CANDYSTRIPERS Practicing To Be “Angels Of Mercy” BUSINESS REPS:L. Schultz, V. Wamemunde, J. Wodle, K. Peterson, A. Porter, K. Johnson, L. Bol- land, T. Hoppe. As has been the case since their beginn - ing, the CANDYSTRIPERS once more had a busy year bringing joy, a friendly smile and their helping hands to the residents of Pleasant View Center, the Park Apart- ments, and the Hospital. Again they took an active part in making the Halloween and Christmas parties at those places a huge success. One of their big projects was assisting with the Bloodmobile program. Their job was to solicit blood doners by telephone. According to Mrs. Egge, the adviser, there were 32 sophomores 24 juniors, and 8 seniors taking part in the capping and pinning ceremonies last September, 30. Julie Sorbel and Michelle Toussaint at- tended Red Cross Leadership Camp in August-a rewarding experience for them. K. G.A.S. CLOCKWISE FROM THE TOP: B. Johnson, M. Witte, C. Stark, R. Larson, T. Hanson, E. Eng, B. Moulton, J. Schmitz, T. Engel, G. St. John, L. Land Steiner, M. Hanson, D. Stensrud, B. Husby. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: J. Jacobson, L. Vanderbilt, Parsons, M. Johnson, J. Moulton. GERMAN CLUB “G.A.S.” New Clubs Add Class And Spirit G. A. S. Girls Athletic Supporters is a newly formed group consisting of 14 vivacious, uninhibited guys. They attend all girls athletic events and cheer them on to vic- tory. Their yells are quite unconvention- al, but they are very much appreciated by both players and fans. Even though this is a new organization, the guys sure have a GAS! German Club This is another newly formed club in our school. They have presented programs in German for the residents of Pleasant View. They went Christmas caroling throughout St. James. Their main ob- jective is to learn about German culture and share it with others in our commun- ity. Eleven lucky members of the club along with their advisor Mrs. Branstad, spent 16 days in Germany this spring. Go, Girls Go!! The G.A.S. gang gives the girls go power! 63 FHA FHA Activities “Rock And Roll” This year the FHA girls have kept them- selves busy with their Rocking and Roll- ing activities. In the fall they went rol- lerskating with the FFA. For Christmas they sung at Pleasantview and at the Hos - pital, then returned to the school for the annual Christmas party. FHA week was celebrated Feb. 14-18 and each day was highlighted with a special activity; A Mr. Irresistable was selected for each grade, FHA colors, day was ob- served, and rolls and coffee were served to the faculty one morning for breakfast. One of the large service projects for the year was the Rock-a-thon for cancer. Um-m-m good! During FHA week, the girls served break- fast to the faculty. Kim Sinclair cuts another batch of coffee cake. FHA OFFICERS: P. Ronnei, J. Miller, P. Grundman, BACK: B. Stevens, J. Jacoby, L. Mueller, M. Grundman, L. Fredrikson, S. Henslin, D Roeglin, K. Sinclair. All set to head for the state F. H. A. convention are Dorinda Murphy, DeAnn Frederickson, Gail Henry, Jane Miller, Chris Eppeland, and Brenda Hunstad. Advertising events of FHA week was this display in the library display case. Some events included color day, Mr. Irresistible contest, and a faculty breakfast. For a number of reasons the annual FFA-FHA breakfast was not well attended, 90 the faculty was invited to their second breakfast of the year from the FHA. It consisted of scrambled eggs, bacon, muffins, juice, and coffee. 65 FFA Hard Work Pays Off In Success. The 1976-77 membership increased from 96 to 130 members, including eight girls and 24 grads. The busy year included the usual crop show and banquet, judging contests, raising mal- lard ducks and pheasants, and Operation Rainguage. Something new occurred in that Farmfest- '76 was held at Lake Crystal, and for this week-long event the FFA hosted guests from North Dakota and Illinois. There were fourteen local Proficiency Award winners, five of whom got through the District contest-Wayne Winkelman, Rick Haler, Renee Fischer, Dave Holm, and Glen Kubly. Holm and Haler win in the Region, and Haler will compete Nationally in Dairy Production during the summer. Rick Haler displays his champion dairy ani- mal at the Watonwan County Fair. CHAPTER PROFICIENCY AWARDS: R. Wellman, R. Haler, W. Jurgens, D. Augustin, C. Haler. ROW 2: R. Fischer, G. Kub- ly, D Holm, W. Winkelman. Missing: D. Neimeier, and W. Stevens. 66 LEFT: The usual large crowd attended the crop show and banquet. BELOW: Jeanne Mays was chosen Chapter Sweetheart at the show. She inherited the honor from last year's Sweet- heart, Heidi Olson. Jane Miller and Pat Grundman were also candidates. LEFT CENTER: The Ag Mechanics team that went to the state: J. Wellman, R Fischer, G. Viland, G. Parker, J. Coleman. RIGHT CENTER: HORTICULTURE TEAM: T. Hoppe, K. Plath, T. Knaack, Mr. Busch, R. Hoffman, D Ammann, C. Sandmeyer. LEFT: OFFICERS: R. Fischer-Sec., W. Win- kelman-Pres., R. Haler-V. Pres. , J. New- berg-Reporter. STANDING: R. Berndt-Treas., D. Holm-Sentinel. 67 Not the usual picture of what OEA is all about, but winning a dance contest at the state convention is something to brag about. Julie Sorbel and Kathy Fjermestad did just that over 11 other contestants. O.E.A. Most of us know OEA only by their green sweaters and their work in the concession stand during football, basketball, and wrestling tournaments, but that is far from their only activity. While most of us sat in class they were busy attending the State Fall Conference, the Spring Leader- ship Conference, and Region Contests. One big payoff came when Deb Taylor was elected Region Treasurer at the Region 12 Fall Conference. At Christmas they went caroling at Pleasant View, held a party there and then passed out Fruit Baskets. For themselves they held a Christmas party at the home of their Advisor, Mr. Dalen, and at least one spring outing for dinner was planned. 68 O.E.A D. Taylor, D. Quick, Mr. Dalen (adv. ), V Borchardt, G. Sandmeyer. STANDING: N. Wat- kins, B. Sizer, J. Sorbel, D. Marth, F. Malmgren. Brian Johnson in Story Telling and Laurel Vanderbilt in Extemporaneous Speaking advanced to Region compe- tition. ONE-ACT PLAY DECLAMATION Eighteen people tried out for declam this year, spending many hours learning scripts and practicing for the District contest at Janesville. Four members con- tinued in Region competition. They were Brian Johnson, Laurel Vanderbilt, Teresa Jacoby, and Launette Gundlach. This year's One-Act Play was selected by Mr. Plumhoff because it was different. It was the story of actors and actresses do- ing a play about which they knew nothing. They won the sub-district competition, and were chosen as the alternate in the District. THE CAST Teresa Jacoby .................Winefred Joni Hoffman ......................Lora Brian Johnson .....................Tony Charles Stark ...................Ernest Debbie Hake ...........Student Director ONE-ACT PLAY CAST: C. Stark, J. Hoffman, B. Johnson, T. Jacoby, and director Mr. Plumhoff. DECLAM CONTESTANTS: M. Jacoby, T. Jacoby, P. Holm, G. Holte, I. Peterson. STANDING: W. Bloe- del, A. Wilkening, J. Rathman, L. Krueger, R. Dettman, L. Tenney, L. Gundlach. 69 JR. CLASS PLAY EVERYONE STILL LOOKS FOR “HARVEY!” The story revolves around Harvey, an imagi- nary rabbit, who is over six feet tall. Compli- cations arise when his best friend, a kind, good-natured Elwood P. Dowd, is thought a little crazy for believing in him. Elwood's sister finally decides that being kind and a lit- tle crazy is sometimes better than sanity and does not commit Elwood to an institution. After many hours of rehersing, memorizing lines and gathering props the play was pro- duced on March 31 and April 1 to appreciative audiences. THE CAST MYRTLE SIMMONS .....................Debbie Johnson VETA SIMMONS ..........................Pam Viland ELWOOD DOWD ...................................Brad Ahrenstorff MISS JOHNSON .................................Renee Stradtman MRS. CHAUVENET ......................Tammy Gamer RUTH KELLY, R.N................Vickie Wamemunde WILSON ................................Ron Ankeny LYMAN ANDERSON ......................Wayne Jurgens WILLIAM CHUMLEY .....................Jeff Garland BETTY CHUMLEY ......................Dorinda Murphy JUDGE GAFFNEY .......................Mark Swenson E. J. LOFGREN ....................... Jim Petersen Directed by Miss Margaret Pennings Veta Simmons says to the taxi driver, 1 'You can just wait, I'll pay you when I'm good and ready! '' HARVEY'S CAST: J. Petersen, P. Viland, B. Ahrenstorff, M. Swenson, STANDING: T. Gamer, D. Murphy, D. Johnson, J. Garland, R. Ankeny, W. Jurgens, V. Wamemunde, R. Stradtman. 70 I started to walk down the street when I heard a voice saying; 'Good evening, Mr. Dowd. ' I turned and there was this great white rabbit leaning against a lamp post. M I am prepared to take charge of this man's case personally It interests me. And my interest in a case is something no amount of money can buy. Now, Chumley, has it ever occurred to you that possibly there might be something like this rabbit, Harvey? Traditional roses to Miss Pennings, the director, for long hours spent whipping the cast into shape. 71 SAINTS REPORTER ALL GOOD REPORTERS KNOW THE “5W’S” -CLOCKWISE: P. Rentz, ]. Jacobson(co-editor), J. Veglahn, D. Hake, (co-editor) J. Sorbel. Reporting.. .times, places, people, and events in the lives of students at St. James High. This is the responsibility of the Saints Reporter staff. Under the guidance of Mrs. Pat Branstad and Co-editors Deb Hake and Joan Jacobson, the staff tries to get a paper out every other month of the school year. Along with putting out the paper, other chores consist of selling adds and work in the concession stand with SA1NTONIAN staff members to raise money for each issue, (there's also a little matter of clean- ing up the football field after each home game-ugh!!) 72 The responsibility for page lay-out goes to M. Ja- coby and M. Hunstad. Deb Hake, Mrs. Pat Bran- stad, Sts. Reporter ad- viser, and Julie Sorbe 1 fit pictures into the page lay- out. 73 SANTONIAN STAFF RECORDS THE YEAR IN PICTURES. The period after a big event (such as our Bicentennial Year) is usually anti- climactic, and rather difficult to get things moving after an extra effort has been made. What to do that's different?? The staff decided that our budget could take four pages of color instead of two, and also use the new cover design which as we understand, has not been used be- fore this year. The next thing was to get out a book!! This proved to be quite a big task with obstacles such as fuel shortages, com- petition for student time, and a school photography staff working just because they liked to take pictures, (they had no budget to speak of) But with determination, and help from a loyal bunch of freshmen and sopho- mores the job was completed. STAFF HEADS: D. Hake, J. Hoffman, (EDITOR) H. Olson, J. Jacoby MEMBERS OF THE STAFF: D. Henke, L. Fredrikson, D. Panzer, K. Sinclair, R. Stradtman, V. Wamemunde, K. Peterson, L. Schultz. 74 LEFT-THE TYPING STAFF: SEATED IS P. Ronnei. STANDING ARE P. Grundman, V. Or, and D. Finnegan. BELOW IS Mr. Modeen, Business Staff adviser, with three members, D. Anderson, P. Rentz, and J. Sorbe 1. LEFT CENTER IS Mr. Wetzel, Staff adviser, working on a story with J. Jacoby and P. Hansen. ABOVE: Business Staff heads C. Sandmeyer and G. Sandmeyer surrounded by staff members with subscriptions. L. Lofgren, G. Jakobe, J. Mays, B. Curry, B. Bloom, V. Borchardt, and D. Johnson. LOWER LEFT: Working on all the jobs of Annual production are L. Vanderbilt, L. Wilkening, J. Jacoby, D. Henke, J. Hoff- man (editor) and J. Eiden. 75 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Bands Continue Successful Shows This was another exciting year for the Band! During the summer they marched in several parades through- out the area, and prepared concerts for the 4th of July and State Fair. An exciting addition to the band room over the summer was the red carpet- ing. Throughout the year, the band performed at Augustana's Viking Days, the Harvest Holiday Concert, Mid-Winter Concert, and Spring Con- cert. This was also the year for the band tour. They went on a 3 day trip to Madison and Milwaukee, Wiscon- son. The band members were also busy individually with ensembles and solos and represented our school well in district and regional contests. One of the highlights of the year for the band was being cho- sen Band-of-the-Week on WCCO radio last fall. Here Mr. Paulson, our director, chats with the two men from the sta- tion who taped the performance. THE ST. JAMES HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 76 DISTRICT SOLO WINNERS DISTRICT ENSEMBLE WINNERS 77 DISTRICT ENSEMBLE WINNERS TOP-MAJORETTES: K Fjermestad, K. Jacobe, C. Lepp, K. Sinclair, D. Ask, M. Revne. CENTER-BAND COUNCIL: J. Forseth, R. Dettman, B. Kolstad, D. Quick, J. Rykhus, M. Revne, T. Larson. RIGHT: Featured trombone soloist, Charles Stark. 78 THE VARSITY BAND FLAG CARRIERS: J. Hoffman, J. Sorbel, D. Hake, C. Downs, L. Gundlach, J. Asendorf, B Klebel, T. Ytterboe. TOP: The conceit band was honored to play at the State Fair. ABOVE: The stage band fills in at many events with jazz and rock music. Mr. Paulson does a little dance around a tree at the motel where the band stayed while on tour in Wis- consin. Choir Director Mr. Paul Schwartz CHORAL MUSIC Happiness Is Singing With A Choir Group This was a year of newness for the choirs with director Paul Schwartz replacing Dick Jokumsen who was on Sabbatical leave. The spirited groups met with the challenge of a busy schedule and were re- warded with year-round success. The 83-voice Concert Choir kicked off the year at the Harvest Holiday concert. Then the Christmas season was marked by a KEYC T. V. appearance and home concert featuring The Song of Christmas with tableau and narration and the debut of the 100-member Varsity Choir. The choir was very successful in district contests achieving 21 star ratings. Then the Midrigals eased on down to LeMars, Iowa and returned with a Class A trophy. In April, the Concert Choir participated in an exchange concert with Jackson. The year was completed with the Spring Con- cert, featuring a variety of serious and light music. THE ST. JAMES HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR 81 RIGHT-DISTRICT CHOIR MEMBERS: B. Johnson, J. Jacoby, D. Hoffman, R. Warnemunde, T. Anderson. STAND- ING: T. Engel, S Nelson, N. Olson, T. Hansen. BELOW: The Girls Ensembles. MADRIGALS: J Moul- ton, L. Wilkening, L. Vanderbilt, C. Stark, N. Olson, J. Jacoby, C. Lepp. REAR: M. Swenson, B. Moulton. S. Nelson, T. Jacoby, T. Hansen, L. Geist- feld, D. Hoffman, B. Johnson, R. Lantz, M. Gosche. 82 A TOP: The Varsity Choir. LEFT CENTER-VARSITY GIRLS GROUP: SEATED are V. War- nemunde, B. Deinhart, M. Tou- ssaint, D. Bottem, S. Ammann, B. Hunstad, J. Branstad. STAND- ING: N. Styles, P. Hansen, A. Schmidt, A. Hunstad, D. Henke. RIGHT CENTER: Varsity Small Group. LEFT-NO BROADS: R. Lantz, G. Windschill, J. Petersen. T. En- gel. BACK: C. Stark, M. Gosche, B. Johnson, B. Moulton. 83 RIGHT-SHADES OF BLUE: M. Revne, D. Bergquist, L. Howe, B. Seaberg, J. Wol- le, D. Ask, K. Peterson. Accompanist- R. Dettman. LEFT CENTER-ACCOMPANISTS: R. Dett- man, L. Vanderbilt, L. Wilkening, L. chultz, STANDING: K. Peterson, C. Stark, M. Revne, L. Geistfeld. RIGHT CENTER-Choir Council: J. Jacoby, J. Hoffman, L. Geistfeld, J. Wolle, D. Quick. STANDING: B. Moulton, B. John- son, J. Forseth, M Swenson, C. Stark. BELOW: The District Soloists. 84 Leading the Grand March was Junior President, Randy A 1 Lantz with Lehne Nelson. _ m Banquet Again Begins Exciting Prom Night. This year’s Prom theme was Weekend in New England . The weekend began on Saturday, May 14 and ended for most sometime on Sunday, the 15th!! This was the first year since 1973 that a banquet was held. It began at 6:30, and was fol- lowed by a very entertaining program featuring the reading of the Senior Class Will, music by the No Broads singing group, and Randy Lantz singing the theme song. Everyone attending seemed glad that the custom had been revived. At 8:15 the Grand March began to the mu- sic of a group called the Toys. 85 After the banquet the night of nights continued with the Grand March, enjoyed by Joan Jacobson, Stan Wiederhoeft, Cathy Pierson, and Rich Augustin. ABOVE: Kathy Parsons and Scott Reinke enjoyed dancing to the music of Toys. RIGHT: After the work of a week, the hundreds of feet of ribbon were all in place and looked like this. The usual hours were spent on decorating by the Juniors, including this mass of aluminum foil for the stage decorations. 86 Waitress Kim Jakbe serves ham dinners to Mark Flohrs, Dave Eng and Kris Monroe. Jan Wo lie, Sr. Class President, presented the Seniors last will and testament after the banquet. A group called the Toys played danceable music to a gyrrm filled with dancers. 87 WAITERS AND WAITRESSES-KNEELING: G. Viland, W. Winkelman, M. Kohn, B. Carter, ROW 2: J. Frisch, T, Schmidtke, M. Anderson, D. Hagen, K. Kolstad, L. Landsteiner. ROW 3: K. Johnson, J. Branstad, K. Wolner, D. Bergquist, J. Moulton, K. Jakobe, N. Olson, J. Asendorf, M. Johnson, R. Dettman. ABOVE: As banquet time approached couples moved quickly into the cafeteria. RIGHT: Debbie Hake and Jim Trullinger eagerly anti- cipate the good time ahead. 88 RIGHT CENTER: MODEL U N REPRESENTATIVES were Joni Hoffman, Lehne Nelson, Rich Reckow, and Brian Rory Pietsch served as a page in the State Legislature Moulton. Lehne and Brian were alternates, for our Representative Darrel Peterson. BELOW-BOYS AND GIRLS STATE: Greg Windschill, Laurel Vanderbilt. Alternates were Jerry High and Jane Miller. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: J. Sorb el, J. Jacobson, T. Jacoby, S. Jensen, J. Newberg, L. Geistfeld, R. Fischer, K. Parsons. ROW 2: W. Winkelman, W. Stevens, B. Johnson, S. Nelson, M. Gosche, C. Stark, P. Mausling. ROW 3: C. Lepp, J. Wolle, J. Jacobe, L. Wilkening, G. Windschill, W. Jurgens, J. High, D. Hake, ROW4:J. Miller, C. Downs, L. Vanderbilt, G. St. John, B. Moulton, J. Hoffman, M. Revne. 89 SENIOR AWARDS Seniors Recognized For Outstanding Work. The Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl Awards went to Matt Gosche and Jan Wolle. Rotary Awards: KNEELING: R. Fischer-Business Edu- cation, M. Revne- Science, J. Jacobson-Language, R. Larson- Math, STANDING: H. Olson-Ho me Econ- omics, T. Jacoby-Drama and Deciam, L. Gamer- Girl's Athletics, W. Winkelman-Agriculture, C. Stark-Music, M. Gosche-Boy's Athletics, Missing: B. Voth-Social Studies. Scholarship Winners: SEATED-D. Ayres, P. Johnson, J. Jacobson, J. Sorbel, L.Gamer, R. Bemdt, G. Grundman, ROW 2- R. Hoffman, J. Hoffman, T. Fjermestad, R. Larson, J. Ouren, S. Reinke, P. Mausling, C. Stark, V. Orr, ROW 3- G. Sandmeyer, J. Newberg, J. Forseth, D. Holm, D. Basmoen, M. Witte, J. Ziebarth, D. Stum, S. Nelson, G. Kubly, H. Nordby. 90 SENIORS CLASS OF 1977 WE’RE WISER NOW ..... BEFORE WE THOUGHT IT WOULD NEVER END NOW WE KNOW IT WENT TOO FAST. Choosing announcements is a very important part of graduation. RICKIE ADEN: Vicca, Letterwinners Club, Football, Wrestling. DENISE AMMANN: Band, Choir, Choir Coun- cil, Madrigals, Triple Trio, Soph. Choir, Choir Ac- companist, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Class Play Crew, Deciam, FHA, FFA, Matmaids, GAA, Bas- ketball, Tennis, Shades of Blue Singing Group. JAMES ANDERSON: FFA, Volleyball, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track. KAREN ANDERSON: Photo Club, Vica, GAA. KRISTINE ANDERSON: Jr. Class Play Crew, Candystrip- ers, Photo Club, Vica, Matmaids. ROBIN ANKENY: Vol- leyball, Matmaids, Basketball. DENISE AMMANN RICKIE ADEN JAMES ANDERSON KAREN ANDERSON KRISTINE ANDERSON ROBIN ANKENY 92 STEVEN BAKKE RICHARD AUGUSTIN ROGER BERNDT CYNTHIA BOHNERT DARLA AYRES WARD BLOEDEL SHIRLEY ASKELAND: Choir, Soph Choir, Vica, Teacher' Aid. RICHARD AUGUSTIN: Prom Waiter, Vica, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Tennis. DARLA AYRES: Band, Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play Crew, Prom Chrman, Volleyball, Saintettes, GAA, Letterwinners Club. STEVEN BAKKE: Vica, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, Track. DAVID BASMOEN: Science Fair Award, Football, Wrestling, Track. ROGER BERNDT: FFA. WARD BLOEDEL: Choir, Sr. Class Play, Declam, Sts. Reporter, Vica, Science Fair Award, Track. BARBARA BLOOM: Choir, Sr. Play Crew, Jr. Play Crew, Annual, Candystripers, Vica, Science Fair Award, Matmaids, Catalina Club, Gymnastics, GAA. CYNTHIA BOHNERT: Homecoming Attendant, Candystripers, Photo Club, Vica, GAA. VICKI BORCHARDT: Jr. Play Crew, An- nual, Sts. Reporter, FHA, Candystripers, Matmaids, GAA. Basketball, OEA. SHIRLEY ASKELAND DAVID BASMOEN BARBARA BLOOM VICKI BORCHARDT 93 DARRELL BOWERS NICKY CARLSON WESLEY CHRISTENSEN LYLE El NEK E DARRELL BOWERS: Vica, Cross Country, Track, Wres- tling. LEANNE BROWN: Band, Stage Band, Choir, FHA, Candy stripers, Matmaids, Track, NICKY CARLSON: Jr. Play, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling, Tennis. ROBBE CARLSON: Vica. KEITH CHRISTENSEN: FFA, Football, Track, Wrestling, Baseball. WESLEY CHRISTENSEN: Jr Play Crew. SANDRA CCNERS: Declam. CAROL DOWNS: Class Officer, Student Council, Choir, Choir Council, Sr. and Jr. Plays, Prom Chairman, Prom Wait- ress, Annual, GAA, Teachers Aid, Saintettes, Catalina Club, Gymnastics, Flag Carrier. JOHN DOYLE: Home- coming Attendant, Sr. Play, Football, Tennis. LYLE EINEKE: FFA. TERRY ENGEL: Band, Stage Band, Choir, Madrigals, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Con- test, Sr. and Jr. Plays, Basketball, Track, Boys Octet. KEITH CHRISTENSEN JOHN DOYLE LEANNE BROWN ROBBE CARLSON SANDRA CONERS TERRY ENGEL 94 SCOTT ENGELBRECHT RENEE FISCHER JULIE FORSETH DAVID FREDERICKSON v t DANIEL FINNEGAN TAMMY FJERMESTAD BETH SIZER FORSYTH CRAIG FUNK SCCTT ENGELBRECHT: Sr. Play Crew, DANIEL FIN- NEGAN: Tennis. RENEE FISCHER: Choir, Sr, and Jr, Class Play, Prom Chairman, FFA, GAA, Science Fair Award, Matmaids, Basketball. TAMMY FJERMESTAD: Choir, Triple Trio, Sr. and Jr. Play, FHA, GAA, Let- terwinners Club, Track. JULIE FORSETH: Class Officer, Band, Band Council, Stage Band, Choir, Choir Council, Triple Trio, Soph. Choir, Choir Accompanist, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Sr. and Jr. Play, Prom Wait- ress, Saintettes, Gymnastics, GAA, Letterwinners Club. BETH SIZER FORSYTH: Jr. Play Crew, OEA, Teachers Aid. LUANN FORSYTH: Choir, Vica, Teachers Aid, Choir. DAVID FREDERICKSON: FFA, Vica, Letterwin- ners Club, Wrestling, Track. CRAIG FUNK: Vica, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Baseball. LAURE GARNER: Sr. Play Crew, Vica, Science Fair Award, Matmaids, Gymnas- tics, GAA, Letterwinners Club, Track. LYNN GEIST- FELD: Girls County, Choir, Choir Council, Madrigals, Soph. Choir, Choir Accompanist, Reg. State Band-Vo- cal Contest, Sr. and Jr. Play, Sts. Reporter, FHA, GAA. German Club. LUANN FORSYTH LAURE GARNER 95 BLAINE GOOR DEBORAH HAKE BLAINE GOOR: Class Officer, Sr. and Jr. Plays, Prom Waiter, Letterwinners Club, Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track. NANCY GOREE: Band, Choir, Jr. Play Crew, Catalina Club, GAA. MAT- THEW GOSCHE: Class Officer, Nat. Honor Society, Boy's State, Boy's County, Homecoming Attendant, Choir, Madrigals, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band- Vocal Contest, Prom Waiter, Rotary Youth Conf. , Letterwinners Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Boys Octet. GREGORY GRUNDMAN: Jr. Play, Basketball. DEBORAH HAKE: Band, Choir, Jr. and Sr. Play Crew, Annual Staff Head, Sts. Reporter, FHA, Candystriper, GAA, Science Fair Award, Catalina Club, Flag Carrier, German Club, Letterwinners Club. RICHARD HALER: FFA, Sci- ence Fair Award, Football, Basketball, Baseball. TIMOTHY HANSON: Cross Country, Tennis, GAS Club. SCOTT HARBITZ: Choir, Declam, Science Fair Award, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis. WAYNE HATTING: Band, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play Crew, Letterwinners Club, Basketball, Track. KEVIN HERMANSON: FFA, Cross Country, Wrestling, Golf. JOANNE HOFFMAN: Student Council, Girls County, Model UN, Band, Choir, Sr. and Jr. Play Crew, Prom Chairman, Annual Editor, FHA, C and A Squad Cheerleader-Co-Captain, GAA. (continued on next page) GREGORY GRUNDMAN TIMOTHY HANSON WAYNE HATTING KEVIN HERMANSON % JOANNE HOFFMAN JOYCE HOFFMAN DAVID HOLM JOAN JACOBSON JOANNE HOFFMAN (continued) Gymnastics, Let- terwinners Club. Track, One-Act Plays, Baseball statistician. JOYCE HOFFMAN: Band, Choir, Trip- le Trio, Gymnastics. ROZELLA HOFFMAN: Choir, Jr. and Sr. Play Crew, FHA, FFA, Science Fair Award, Gymnastics, Track. DAVID HOLM: Band, Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play, FFA, Wrestling, Baseball. LINDA HOWE: Choir, Triple Trio, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play Crew, Sts. Reporter, FHA, Cata- lina Club, GAA, Shades of Blue. ALLAN HULT- GREN: FFA, Letterwinners Club, Football, Wres- tling, Tennis. JOAN JACOBSON: Nat. Honor So- ciety, Band, Soph. Choir, Sr. and Jr. Plays, De- clam, Prom Chairman, Anual, Sts. Reporter, FHA, Candy stripers, Saintettes, GAA, German Club, Homecoming MC. JULIE JACOBY: Band, Choir, Choir Council, Madrigals, Soph Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Sr. and Jr. Play, Declam, Prom Chairman, Annual Staff Head, FHA, Science Fair Award, GAA. TERESA JACOBY: Band, Choir, Student Council, Stage Band, Madrigals, Choir Accompanist, Soph Choir, Sr. Play, Declam, Prom Waitress, B and C Squad Cheerleader, Gym- nastics, GAA, Triple Trio. SANDRA JENSEN: Band, Band Council, Stage Band, Choir, Reg. State Band- Vocal Contest, Sr. Play Crew, Annual Matmaids, GAA, Track, Golf. ALLAN HULTGREN TERESA JACOBY SANDRA JENSEN 97 KRIS JOHNSON DAVID JERGENSON BRIAN JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON DAVID JERGENSON: Vica, Science Fair Award, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Track. BRIAN JOHNSON: Choir, Choir Council, Madrigals, Boys Octette, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Sr, and Jr. Plays, Declam, Prom Chairman, Science Fair Award, Lettermans Club, Basketball, Golf, Baseball, Football Mgr. All State Choir, All District Choir, One-Act Play. KRIS JOHN- SON: FHA, FFA Sweetheart Attendant, Volleyball, GAA, Matmaids, Letterwinners Club, Basketball, Track, PA- TRICIA JOHNSON: Class Officer, Student Council, Home- coming Queen, Band. Reg State Band-Vocal Contest, Prom Waitress, A Squad Cheerleader, C Squad Cheer- leader, GAA. MARCIA JOHNSON: Vica, Annual, Candy- stripers, Gymnastics, GAA. DWIGHT JORGENSON: Audio- Visual Club, Vica, Tennis. AMY KADING: Choir, Trip- le Trio, Soph Choir, Volleyball, B Squad Cheerleader, GAA, Letterwinners Club, Basketball, Track. BRADLEY KLEBEL: Vica, Letterwinners Club, Football, Wrestling, Track. ALBERT KNAACK: Basketball. GLENN KUBLY: FFA, Science Fair Award, Basketball. VAUGHN KUEHL: FFA, Cross Country, Wrestling. ROGER LARSON: Prom Chairman, Letterwinners Club, Tennis. ALBERT KNAACK GLENN KUBLY AMY KADING VAUGHN KUEHL 98 MARCIA JOHNSON DWIGHT JORGENSON BRADLEY KLEBEL ROGER LARSON CONNIE LEPP BRIAN LUNZ FRANCES TIMOTHY MALMGREN MALMGREN RONALD LYNCH DENNIS MALMGREN CONNIE LEPP: Class Officer, Student Council, Nat. Hon- or Society, Girl's State, Homecoming Attendant, Major- ette, Choir, Madrigal, Soph. Choir, Reg. -State Band- Vocal contest, Sr. and Jr. plays, Prom Chairman, Prom Waitress, G.A.A. Letterwinner's Club, Basketball, Bat- girl. BRIAN LUNZ: F.F.A., Football, Wrestling, Base- ball. RONALD LYNCH: Cross Country, Basketball. DEN- NIS MALMGREN: Basketball. FRANCES MALMGREN: Band, Choir, Jr. Play Crew, Prom Chairman, Candy- striper, Teachers'Aid, Matmaid, G.A.A. O. E. A. Pres. , and V. P. TIMOTHY MALMGREN: Audio-Visual Club, Vica, Football, Tennis. KURTIS MARSDEN: F. F. A. , Wrestling. DARLAMAE THIEL MARTH: Choir, Jr. Play Crew, Teachers'Aid, Matmaids, G.A.A., O. E. A. PAUL MAUSLING: Letterwinner's Club, Cross Coun- try, Track. BRIAN MAYS: Jr. Play, Prom Chairman, F. F. A. , Vica President. ELROY MENSSEN: Letterwinners Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Baseball. LARRY MIELKE: Football, Basketball, Track. KURTIS MARSDEN DARLAMAE THIEL ELROY MENSSEN PAUL MAUSLING MARTH BRIAN MAYS LARRY MIELKE 99 Hope Nordby doesn't seem too impressed with Cindy Rohnert's bubble blowing. LELAND MILLER: Vica. LORI MUELLER: Choir, Jr. Play Crew, Prom Chairman. F.H. A. , G.A.A., Letter- winner's Club, Tennis. MICHAEL NELSON: Vica, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Tennis. SCOTT NELSON: Band, Choir, Madrigals, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Letterwinner's Club, Football, Wrestling, Track, All- District Choir. JULIE NEWBERG: Band, Stage Band, Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, F.H.A., F.F.A., Science Fair Award, Volleyball, G.A.A., Letterwinner's Club, Basketball, Track. BRADLEY NEWMAN: Vica, Science Fair Award, Tennis, Award, Tennis. KEVIN NOMMEN- SEN: Vica. HOPE NORDBY: Homecoming Attendant, Photo Club, Teacher's Aid, Volleyball, Matmaids, G.A. A. KEITH NIBBE: DALE NIEMEIER: FFA, Vica. KEITH NIBBE DALE NIEMEIER LELAND MILLER MICHAEL NELSON JULIE NEWBERG KEVIN NOMMENSEN LORI MUELLER SCOTT NELSON BRADLEY NEWMAN HOPE NORDBY 100 Robin Ankeny says When I finish, this mess of wire will look like—something else! JOAN WESCOTT ODEGARD TODD OLSON JOSEPH OUREN KATHERINE PANZER HEIDI OLSON VICTORIA ORR DAVID PANZER KATHRYN PARSONS JOAN WESCOTT ODEGARD: Band Choir, Saintettes, Gymnastics, GAA. HEIDI OLSON: Band, Band Council, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. And Sr. Plays, De- clam, Prom Chairman, Annual, FHA,FFA Sweetheart, GAA, Tennis, Betty Crocker Award. VICTORIA ORR: Sr. and Jr. Play Crews, Annual. FHA, Candystripers, Library Club, Vica. JOSEPH OUREN: Choir, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf. DAVID PANZER: Band, Choir, Vica, FFA, Football, Basketball, Tennis. KATHERINE PANZER: Class Officer, FHA, GAA, Teachers Aid, Track. KATHRYN PARSONS: Nat. Honor Society, Band, Choir, Soph Choir, A, B, and C squad Cheerleader, Sr. Play, Declam, Prom Chairman, Prom Waitress, Science Fair Award, Gymnastics, GAA, Track, Letterwinners Club. DEBRA HALER PETERS: Choir, GAA. CATHY PIERSON: Band, Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Sr. and Jr. Plays, FHA, GAA, A and B Squad Cheerleader. DEBRA HALER PETERS CATHY PIERSON 101 MARY PLUMHOFF JAN PORTER DIANE QUICK DEBRA REDMOND MARY PLUMHOFF: Choir, Jr. and Sr. Play Crew, FHA, GAA, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Letter- winners Club Officer. JAN PORTER: Stage Band, Choir, Jr. Play, Prom Chairman, Football, Tennis. DEBRA QUICK: Annual. DIANE QUICK: Band, Band Council, Stage Band, Choir, Choir Council, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. and Sr. Play, Annual, Candystripers, Science Fair Award, Matmaids, Catalina Club, GAA. CHRISTINE RATH- MAN: Annual, Candystripers, Vica, GAA. SCOTT REINKE: Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Prom Chariman, Vica, Letterwinners Club, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track, Golf. PAULA RENTZ: Jr. and Sr. Play Crew, Vica. STEVEN RESICK: Vica, Science Fair Award, Tennis. RICHARD RECKOW: Model UN, Jr. and Sr. Play, FFA, Vica Officer, Science Fair Award, Football, Basketball, DEBRA RED- MOND: Majorettes, Prom Chairman, OEA, Gym- nastics, GAA. RICHARD RECKOW PAULA RENTZ STEVEN RESICK 102 I MELANIE REVNE SHELLEY SCHMIESING ROSS ITER DEAN RESTORFF: MELANIE REVNE: Student Coun- cil, Nat. Honor Society, Homecoming Attendant, Band, Band Council, Majorettes, Head Majorette, Choir, Soph. Choir, Choir Accompanist, Madri- gals, Choir Council, Reg. State Band-Vocal Con- test, Sr. and Jr. Play, Prom Chairman, Prom Wait- ress, FHA, GAA, Matmaid, Rotary Youth Confer- ence, Science Fair Award, Daintettes, Basketball (statistician) Gymnastics, Varsity Small Group, Shades of Blue. MICHAEL ROMSDAHL: SHELLEY SCHMEISING ROSSITER: Choir, Triple Trio, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Teachers Aid, Science Fair Award, Gymnastics, GAA, Track. MARY ROSSI- TER: Band, Choir, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band- Vocal Contest, Prom Chairman, FHA, Science Fair Award, A, B, C Squad Cheerleader, Catalina Club, Gymnastics, GAA, Track, Letterwinners Club. JULIE RYKHUS: Band, B Band Council, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Sts. Reporter, Matmaids, Gaa, Track, Ger- man Club, CATHERINE SANDMEYER: Jr. Play Crew, Annual Staff Head, FHA, FFA, Vica, Science Fair Award, Volleyball, Cataline Club, Basketball, Track, GAA, Letterwinners Club. GLORIA SAND- MEYER: FHA, GAA, Jr. Play Crew, Sts. Reporter, Annual Staff Head, Candystripers, OEA, Cross Country, terry schiller; Choir, Soph Choir, Sr. and Jr. Play, Vica, Letterwinners Club, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball. ROBERT SCHMIDT: MARY ROSSITER CATHERINE SANDMEYER TERRY SCHILLER ROBERT SCHMIDT 103 LINDA SCHULTZ BRUCE SIEM RONALD SCHROEDER: FFA. Cross Country, Wrestling, Track. LINDA SCHULTZ: Majorettes, Vica, GAA, Gym- nastics, Track. REBECCA SEABERG: Choir, Soph. Choir, Jr. and Sr. Play, Annual, Matmaids, Gymnastics, Shades of Blue. CURTIS SIEG: FFA. BRUCE SIEM: FFA, Vica. JEAN SORBEL: Candystripers, Vica. JULIE SORBEL: Flag Carrier, Choir, Choir Council, Triple Trio, Soph Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play, GAA, Sts, Re- porter, Candystripers, Science Fair Award, Saintettes, track, OEA. CHARLES STARK: Nat. Honor Society, Boys County, Band, Band Council, Stage Band, Choir, Choir Council, Madrigals, Boys Octet, Soph Choir, Choir Acc- ompanist, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. and Sr. Plays, FFA, Letterwinners Club, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, One-Act Play, All State Band, All District Choir, All District Choir. WAYNE STEVENS: Band, Stage Band, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, FFA, Science Fair Award, Football, Wrestling, Baseball. KAREN STRADT- MAN: Jr. and Sr. Plays, Deciam, FHA, Vica, Science Fair Award, GAA, Letterwinners Club, Basketball, Track, Golf. REBECCA SEABERG JEAN SORBEL CHARLES STARK CURTIS SIEG JULIE SORBEL WAYNE STEVENS KAREN STRADTMAN 104 DEBRA TAYLOR DEBRA SUFLOW RANDAL WARNEMUNDE DANIEL STURM: Class Officer, Soph. Choir, Jr. Play, FFA, Vica, Lettenvinners Club, Football, Basketball, Wrestling. DOLORES SUAREZ: Foreign Exchange Student, Choir, Sr. Play, Matmaids, Tennis, Letterwinners Club. DEBRA SULFLOW: Choir, Jr. Play, Matmaids, Basket- ball. DEBRA TAYLOR: Band, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play Crew, Prom Chairman, FHA, Band C. Squad Cheerleader, Matmaids, Gymnastics, GAA, Track, OEL. BRADLEY TODNEM: FFA, Science Fair Award, Track, Football, Wrestling. BRYAN VOTH: Football, Basketball. RANDAL WARNEMUNDE: Student Council, Choir, Soph. Choir, Sr. Play, Prom Waiter, Annual, FFA, Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track. NANETTE WATKINS: Band, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. and Sr. Play Crew, FHA, OEA, GAA, Gymnastics, Bas- ketball, Track. LYNN WATSON: Vica, Wrestling, Track, Tennis. RICKY WELLMAN: FFA, Basketball. JON WELL- NITZ: Band, Stage Band, Choir, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. Play, Basketball, Track. GER- ALD WESTMAN: Homecoming Attendant, Prom Waiter, Football, Basketball. DANIEL STURM BRADLEY TODNEM NANETTE WATKINS RICKY WELLMAN 105 JON WELLNITZ MICHAEL WITTE Senioritis! GERALD WESTMAN ELLEN WOHLFEIL STAN WIEDERHOEFT JAN WOLLE WAYNE WINKELMAN JEFF ZIEBARTH DAVID ZUMWALT STAN WIEDERHOEFT: Wrestling, Baseball. WAYNE WINKELMAN: Class Officer, Student Council, Home- coming Attendant, Choir, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Prom Wait- er, FFA, Football, Cross Country, Wrestling, Science Fair Award, Letterwinners Club, MICHAEL WITTE: Let- terwinners Club, Football, Basketball, Track. ELLEN WOHLFEIL: Choir, Jr. Play Crew, Annual, Vica, Teach- ers Aid, GAA. JAN WOLLE: Class Officer, Student Coun- cil, Nat. Honor Society, Girls State, Choir, Triple Trio, Soph. Choir, Reg. State Band-Vocal Contest, Jr. and Sr. Play, Prom Chairman, Annual, Candystripers, Vica, Track. JEFF ZIEBARTH: Student Council, Prom Waiter, Letterwinners Club, Golf, Football, Basketball, Baseball. DAVID ZUMWALT: Homecoming King, Jr. and Sr. Play, Prom Waiter, Vica, Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Track. 106 LEFT: The Commencement speaker was the Honorable Thomas Hagedom, our Second District Congressman, who said The Time Is Now. ABOVE: The members of the class of '77 march to their seats for the big event. LEFT: Senior Julie Jacoby was a featured soloist in one of the concert choir's Commencement numbers. 107 GRADUATING WITH SPECIAL DISTINCTION were J. Jacobson, P. Mausling, C. Stark, L. Geistfeld, J. Wolle, T. Fjermestad, K. Parsons, D. Quick, M. Revne, D. Hake, R. Fischer, J. Forseth. ROW 2: G. Grundman, S. Nelson, M. Gosche, J. Newberg, S. Jensen, H. Olson, W. Stevens, R. Larson, J. Hoffman, M. Rossiter, C. Lepp. CHARLES STARK gave the Welcome Address. JAN WOLLE gave the Farewell Address. 108 We grow great by dreams, All big men are dreamers. They see things in the soft haze of a spring day or in the red fire of a long winter's evening. Some of us let these great dreams die, but others nourish and protect them, nurse them through bad days till they bring them to the sunshine and light which comes always to those who sincerely hope that their dreams will come true. Woodrow Wilson 1977 President .......................Jan Wolle Class Flower Red tipped white rose Vice-President ............Carol Downs Secretary ..............Wayne Winkleman Treasurer .................Julie Forseth Class Motto . Let yesterday be source of fond memories and tomorrow be a time of new beginnings and let today be filled with joy and celebration. 109 Class Color Red and Silver FRESHMEN Ammann, Sherri 12, 83 Anderson, Carol 112 Anderson, Lex 12, 45 Anderson, Richard 12, 69 Anderson, Tom 12, 29, 42 Ankeny, Risa 12 Aspelund, Ron 12 Augustine, Sue 5, 12, 41 Bakke, Jeff 12 Bergman, Matt 12, 31, 35, 42 Bemdt, Kelly 12, 28, 61 Beronuis, Charles 12, 28, 45 Blackstad, Tom 12, 45 Blanchfield, Jennifer 12, 30, 37, 49 Bocock, Tim 12 Bottem, Diane 12, 50, 83 Brunner, David 12 Bruton, Judy 12 Chambers, John 12 Christenson, Bryon 12 Coleman, David 12, 14, 29, 33, 45 Coners, Cindy 12 Curry, Karen 12, 40 Dahl, David 12 Davis, Deborah 13, 49 DeToy, Lori 13 Eiden, Jane 13 Engstrom, Shawna 13 Eppeland, Christine 13, 46, 60, 65 Fischer, Craig 13 Flaata, Debra 13, 37, 41, 60 Flynn, Kelly 13, 29, 35, 42 Flynn, Shane 13 Frankamp, Lisa 13 Frederickson, Keith 13, 42 Fredrickson, Gary 13, 29 Gamer, Julie 13 Gay, Todd 13, 29, 35, 45 Geistfeld, Timothy 13 Gilling, Shari 13 Gratz, Daniel 13, 46 Grosklags, Terri 13, 30, 37 Grove, Craig 13 Haler, Elaine 13 Haler, Gary 13 Haler, Marzaret 13, 40 Hamblin, Elvis 13 Hansen, Pamela 5, 12, 72, 75, 83 Hartke, Jeri 5, 13, 60 Hatting, Susan 13, 37 Helling, Bruce 13 Henslin, Karen 13, 49 Hines, Lori Hinrichs, Steven 13, 29 Hippert, Mike 13 Hjelmer, Kari 13 Hoffman, Timothy 13 Hunstad, Brenda 12, 65, 72, 83 Husby, Kevin 13, 61 Jakobe, Kevin 13, 47 Johnson, Jeff 13 Kading, Lori 13 Kem, Sarah 5, 13, 50 Knaak, Tim 13, 42, 67 Knickrehm, Keith 13, 42 Knickerehm, Steven 13, 35 Kolden, Lori 14 Kolstad, Brenda 14, 78 Krueger, Kent 14, 29, 35 Kulseth, Doug 14 Lehman, Penny 14, 30 Lenz, Daniel 14, 45 Lewis, Terry 14 Marstone, Roxanne Mayberry, Michelle 14 McEdward, Donald 14 Melhiem, Mary Jo Menssen, Gary 14, 29, 45 Miller, Kari 14 , 30 , 40, 49 Neisen, Tim 14 Nelson, John 14, 29, 45 Nelson, Lynn 14 Nommensen, Lorin 14 Olson, Linda 14 Olson, Scott 14, 29 Orr, Kenneth 14 Ottum, Mary 14, 30, 40 Parker, Linda 14 Paulson, Terry 14 Petersen, Mark 14 Peterson, Ingrid 14, 69 Petterson, Danny 14 Pigman, Steve 14 Postolka, Howard 14, 29 Quindel, Brenda 14, 40, 41 Rathman, Marion 14 Redmond, Mitchell Reinke, Cathy 14, 40 Resick, Terry 14, 29, 45 Rinne, Klarice 14 Roeglin, Deanna 14, 37 Romsdahl, Stephen 14, 34 Rooney, Dawn 14, 40 Runge, Keith 14, 49 Sandberg, David 14 Sandmeyer, Bryan 15 Schmiesing, Scott 15, 42 Schulte, Steve 15, 46 Schultz, Kimberly 15 Sieg, Alan 15 Smith, Randy 15 Sorbel, Tilly 15, 41 Steinhaus, Tammy 15 Stevens, Barbara l5, 64 Stowe, Daniel 15, 45 Style, Nona 15, 30, 49, Sukohl, Tom 15, 45 Swadburg, Laurie 15, 60 Swanson, Leigh 15, 29, 34, 45 Taylor, David 15, 31 Thate, Steve 15 Thompson, Clarice 15, 30 37 Tiedeken, Brad 15, 29, 42, 46 Todman, Vicky 15 Underdahl, Jerry 15, 46 Warner, Kathleen 5, 12, 72 Watson, Jana 14 Welchlin, Kit 12, 31, 34, 42, 46 Wellmitz, James 5, 15 Wellnitz, Joel 15 Widerheoft, Paula 15 Wolner, Bradlee 15, 29, 45 Wooten, Wendy 15 Wright, Todd 15, 46 Zam, Lamondt 14, 15, 29, 45 Zender, Colleen 15 Zumwalt, Robert 15, 29, 33, 34 SOPHOMORES Aden, Ronnie 16, 47, 54 Anderson, Mark 16, 35, 42, 88 Anderson, Norman 16 Anderson, Peggy 16 Anderson, Tim 16 Asendorf, Jody 16, 46, 49, 60, 79, 88 Ask, DeeAnn 16, 46, 78, 84 Augustin, Jane 16 Bakke, Karen 16, 40, 41 Bamell, Steve 16, 18 Becker, Robert 16 Bentdahl, Phillip 16 Bergman, John 16, 30, 35, 42 Berquist, Diane 16, 19, 30, 40, 41, 84, 88 Blackstad, Gary 16 Bolland, Lorraine 16, 32, 62 Bottem, Dayle 16, 39, 45 Branstad, Janean 16, 50, 83, 88 Burke, Jodie 16 Carstensen, Gail 16, 62 Carter, Brian 16, 39, 61, 88 Coleman, John 16, 67 Coleman, William 16, 39, 44 Collier, Steven 16 Dettman, Ruth 5, 16, 17, 32, 69, 78, 84, 88 Doll, Mitchell 17, 39, 47, 54 Eckstrom, Barbara 17, 40 Eiden, Julie 17, 31, 75 Engel, Patty 17, 40, 62 Esser, James 17, 39, 44 Flaata, Tim 17 Frederickson, Scott 17 Freeman, Beverly 17 Frisch, Joe 17, 33, 88 Funk, Dale 17 Geistfeld, Patrick 17 Goossen, Pamela 17 Gratz, Douglas 17 Grosklags, Todd 17 Grundman, Mary 17, 64 Gundlach, Launette 17, 32, 62, 69, 79 Hagen, Douglas 17, 33, 45, 88 Haler, Curtis 17, 34, 66 Haler, David 17, 47 Hansen, Dale 17 Hansen, Kimberly 17, 32 Hanson, Tammy 17 Harbitz, Mary 17 Heckman, Terri 18, 62 Heckman, Todd 18 Heine, Thomas 18 Henke, Donna 18, 75, 83 Hoffman, Daniel 18 Hoffman, Troy 18, 39, 45 Holm, Patricia 18, 69 Holte, Gloria 5, 16, 17, 46, 69 Hoppe, Terri 18, 62, 67 Houge, Michael 18, 39, 45, 61 Howe, Orlin 18 Hudson, Jodi 18 Hunstad, Angela 18, 83 Hunstad, Megan 17, 18, 62, 73 Intlekofer, Robin 18 Jacoby, Lisa 18, 40, 41, 60 Jacoby, Monica 18, 62, 69, 73 Jakobe, Kimberly 16, 18, 78, 87, 88 Johnson, Kathie 15, 17, 18, 60, 62, 88 Johnson, Mary 5, 18, 48, 63, 88 Johnson, Pamela 18, 32, 40 41 49 Klebel, Becky 18, 32, 37 41 79 Knutson, Julie 18, 30 Kohn, Michael 18, 39, 44, 45 88 Kolstad, Kevin 18, 39, 42, 88 Krueger, Linda 18, 49, 69 Landsteiner, Larry 18, 34 73 88 Lastine, Kris 18, 47, 54 Lenzen, Dennis 18, 45, 46 , 54 , 61 Lindquist, Angela 18, 62 Lofgren, Jane 17, 18, 37, 46 Lupke, Troy 19, 28, 46 Malmgren, Mitchell 19 Marsden, Terry 19 Mausling, David 19, 46 Morrow, Cheryl 19 Moulton, Judy 5, 16, 19, 32, 37, 41, 63, 82, 88 Neisen, Jeffrey 19, 39 Nelson, Craig 19 Nelson, Scott 19, 61 Noren, Creig 19 Olson, Becky 19 Olson, Janae 19 Olson, Julie 19, 60 Olson, Keith 19 Olson, Nancy 5, 19, 49, 82, 88 Panzer, Doreen 19 Panzer, John 19, 47 Paulson, Tamra 19 Pierson, Ronald 19 Pietsch, Brenda 19 Pigman, Angela 19 Pronk, Connie 19, 30, 37, 62 Quick, Sharon 19 Quindel, Howard 19 Rathman, Jody 19, 37, 49, 69 Redmond, Michael 19 Remker, Deborah 19 Rennick, Cary 19, 30, 37 Restorff, Nancy 19, 37 Riemersma, Glenn 20, 46 Roeglin, Denise 20, 30, 37, 41 Romsdahl, Keith 20 Romsdahl, Kris 20 Rust, Charles 20, 28 Sandberg, Mark 20, 45 Sanders, Scott 20, 45 Sandmeyer, Michael 20 Sargent, Lenny 20 Schmidt, Anna Marie 20, 83 Schmidtke, Todd 20, 39, 44 54 , 88 Schultz, Michael 20, 35, 61 Schultz, Randall 20, 47 Seaberg, Gregg 20 Shellum, Craig 20, 47 Sieg, Brian 20 Sinclair, Scott 20 Sizer, John 20 Stensrud, David 20 , 46, 61, 63 Sulflow, Cindy 20 Tenney, Lisa 20 , 37 , 49, 69 Thobe, Diana 20 Thompson, Kris 20, 32, 62 Thompson, Robert 20 Toussaint, Michele 20, 30, 37, 61, 83 Veglahn, James 20, 38, 45, 72 Viland, Gary 20 , 54 , 67, 88 Watkins, Matthew 18, 20, 35, 42 Wellman, James 20, 67 Weiderhoeft, Larry 20, 35, 42 Wilkening, Alan 20, 39, 45, 69 Winkelman, Warren 20, 34, 88 Wolle, Kris 20, 37, 41, 48 Wolner, Kimberlee 16, 20, 46, 60, 88 Ytterboe, Terry 17, 20, 60, 62, 79 Zender, Jan 20 Ziebarth, Mary 20 , 46, 50 JUNIORS Ahrenstorff, Brad 21, 28, 70 Andersen, Donna 21 Anderson, Denise 21, 61, 72, 75 Anderson, Jeffrey 21 Anderson, Terry 21, 31, 82 Ankeny, Ronald 21, 28, 42, 70 Aspelund, Kim 21 Augustin, Marvin 21, 33, 35 44 Bakke, Kathryn 21 Barker, Joanne 21, 41, 55 Baumgardt, Lome 21 Beck, Wesley 21 Beckmann, Chris 21, 48 Benson, Kathleen 21 Bischoff, Jeff 21 Blackstad, Lynn 21 Blanchfield, Jill 21 Bodin, Terry 21, 47 Borchardt, Brian 21, 31, 42 Bomholdt, Steve 21 Brandts, Michael 21, 38, 42 Branstad, Julie 21, 30 Bronson, Jeffrey Carlson, June 21 Christman, Debra 21 Clawson, Steve 46 Clawson, Tony 21 Coners, Robert 21 Cousins, Rebecca 22 Curry, Brenda 22, 40, 60, 75 Curry, Brian 22, 42 Curry, Julie 22, 30, 41, 61, 72 Curry, Ken 22 Dahl, Dale 22 Deinhart, Barbara 22, 50, 83 Dempsey, Tim 22 DeToy, Rebecca 22 Dougherty, Brenda 22 Eng, David 5, 21, 63, 87 Elvin, James 22 Eppeland, Roy 22, 46 Evers, Layne 22 Finnegan, Diane 22, 75 Firchau, Terri 22 Fischer, Ricky 22 Fjermestad, Kathy 22, 50, 68, 78 Flohrs, Mark 22, 28, 38, 42, 87 Forsyth, Nancy 22 Francis, Todd Frederickson, Brenda 22 Frederickson, DeAnn 22, 65 Frederickson, Sandi 22 Fredrikson, Loma 22, 69, 64, 74 Garland, Jeff 22, 38, 42, 70 Gamer, Tamara 22, 70 Gilling, Cindy Glasgow, Jane 22, 41 Goor, Brian Gore, Beth 22 Grundman, Patricia 22, 64, 67, 75 Hansen, Timothy 22, 38, 82 Hanson, Mark 22, 63 Haugen, Annette 22 Hawke, Kimberley 5, 22 Haycraft, Kevin 22 Heller, Blair 23 Henke, Debra 23, 74 Henry, Gail 23, 74 Henslin, Sharon 23, 65 High, Jerry 23, 31, 42, 43, 89 Hoffman, Debbie 23, 82 Hurley, Craig 23 Husby, Bradley 23, 34, 63 Jakobe, Gina 23, 55, 75 Jensen, Diane 23 Johnson, Debbie 23, 30, 70, 75 Johnson, Mark Johnson, Randy 23, 28, 44 Jurgens, Wayne 23, 38, 47, 66, 70, 89 Kading, Alice 23, 48 Keech, Bob 23 Kern, Stephanie 23, 50 Klebel, Robert 23, 28, 42 Knickrehm, Dale 23, 33 Knutson, Alan 23 Koch, Terry 23, 28, 38, 42, 46 Kohn, Mark 23 Kubly, Ralph 23 Kurtzweg, Gail 23, 46, 50 Landsteiner, Linda 23, 30 , 40 , 41 Lantz, Randy 5, 21, 28, 82, 83, 85q; ssLarson, Todd 22, 23, 78 Lewis, Gary 23 Lofgren, Linda 23, 30, 40, 75 Lunz, Doyle 23 Mackey, David 23 Malmgren, Dean 23, 47 Mays, Jeanne 23, 30, 62, 67, 75 Meier, Robert 23 Miller, Jane 23, 64, 65, 67, 89 Miller, Lori 5, 21 Moe, Greig 23, 28 Morrow, Shelli 24 , 60, 61 Mou; ton, Brian 24, 31, 42, 43, 63, 82, 83, 84, 89 Murphy, Dorinda 24, 65, 70 Neisen, Joel 24 Nelson, David 24, 44 Nelson, Lehne 24, 32, 49, 85, 89 Nelson, Trent 24, 28, 33, 34, 42, 46 Nessler, Randy 24, 28, 38, 44 Niemeier, Julie 24 Olson, Kathy 24 Olson, Kent 24 Orr, Brenda 24 Panzer, Debra 24 Parker, Gary 24, 67 Petersen, James 24, 28, 38, 44, 45, 70, 83 Petersen, Janis 24, 30, 61 Peterson, Kristin 24, 62, 74, 84 Pierson, Nancy 24, 55, 62 Pietsch, Rory 24, 28, 42, 43, 57, 89 Plath, Kendra 24, 67 Plumhoff, Ted 24, 28 Porter, Amy 24 Poulson, Marcia 24 Quindel, Beth 24 Randby, Dave 24 Rathman, Barry 24 Ratzlaff, Curtis 24 Ratzlaff, Keith 24, 34 Reinke, Bernadine 24, 30 , 40 , 41 Rentz, Patricia 24, 32, 62, 72, 75 Robbins, Karen 24 Roeglin, Debbie 24, 64 Romsdahl, Bradley 24, 34 Ronnei, Peggy 24, 64 Rust, Julie 25, 30, 40 41 Sandmeyer, Dawn 25 Sandmeyer, Diane 25 Sandmeyer, Ron 25 Schmillen, Tony 25 Schmitz, Jeffrey 25, 31, 47, 63 Schultz, Lori 25, 62, 72, 74, 84 Seaberg, Katherine 25 Shimanski, David 25 Sinclair, Kimberly 25, 64 , 74 , 78 Smith, Jon 25 Sokolofsky, Todd 25 Spidahl, Margaret Spitzner, Kevin 22, 25 St. John, Greig 25, 28, 38, 44, 63, 89 Stauffer, Brad 25 Stradtman, Renee 25, 70, 74 Sturm, David 25, 33, 35 Sturm, Mary 25, 37, 50 Style, Steven 25, 28, 33 Swadburg, Keith 25 Swenson, Mark 25, 28, 38, 46, 70, 82, 84 Thompson, Kent 25, 47 Thompson, Ricky 25 Todnem, Valery 25 Urban, Cindy 25 Vanderbilt, Laurel 5, 25, 63, 69, 75, 82, 84, 89 Viland, Pamela 5, 25, 48, 70 Vogt, BecW 25, 30 Wardrip, Mona 25 Wamemunde, Vickie 25, 62, 70, 74, 83 Wellman, Randy 25 Wellnitz, Jane 25 Wilkening, Lisa 25, 75, 82, 84, 89 Willock, Debbie 25 Wilth, Eric 25 Windschill, Gregory 25, 28, 38, 29, 42, 83, 89 Wolle, Bradley 25, 35 Zender, Joel 25, 31, 42 Zender, Mark 25, 28, 42 SENIORS Aden, Rickie 33, 92 Ammann, Denise 31, 67, 92 Anderson, James 33, 35, 92 Anderson, Karen 92 Anderson, Kristine 92 Ankeny, Robin 40, 92 Askeland, Shirley 93 Augustin, Richard 66, 85 93 Ayres, Darla 30, 90, 93 Bakke, Steven 93 Basmoen, Dave 90, 93 Bemdt, Roger 67, 90, 93 Bloedel, Ward 59, 69, 93 Bloom, Barbara 55, 75, 93 Bohnert, Cynthia 52, 61, 93 Borchardt, Vicki 68, 75, 93 Bowers, Darrell 94 Brown, Leanne 94 Carlson, Nick 94 Carlson, Robbe 94 111 Christensen, Keith 94 Christensen, Wesley 94 Coners, Sandra 55, 59, 94 Downs, Carol 5, 50, 59, 79, 89, 94 Doyle, John 53, 59, 94 Eineke, Lyle 94 Engel, Terry 59, 63, 82, 83, 94 Engelbrecht, Scott 95 Finnegan, Daniel 95 Fischer, Renee 66, 67, 89 . 90 , 95, 108 Fjermestad, Tammy 59, 90, 95, 108 Forseth, Julie 50, 59, 78, 84, 90, 95, 108 Forsyth, LuAnn 95 Frederickson, David 95 Funk, Craig 95 Garner, Laura 37, 41, 90, 95 Geistfeld, Lynne 59, 72, 82, 84, 89, 95, 108 Goree, Nancy 60, 96 Goor, Blaine 28, 33, 34, 59, 96 Gosche, Matthew 28, 38, 44, 53, 56, 82, 83, 89, 90, 96, 108 Grundman, Gregory 90, 96, 108 Hake, Deborah 59, 60, 69, 72, 73, 74, 79, 88, 89, 96, 108 Haler, Debbie 101 Haler, Richard 66, 67, 96 Hanson, Timothy 63, 96 Harbitz, Scott 96 Hatting, Wayne 38, 42, 96 Hermanson, Kevin 96 Hoffman, Joanne 5, 48, 59, 69, 74, 75, 79, 84 , 89 , 90 , 97, 108 Hoffman, Joyce 97 Hoffman, Rozella 67, 90, 97 Holm, David 66, 67, 90, Adams, Alan 8, 33 Anderson, Donald 6 Anderson, Robert 4 Becker, John 46 Bemdt, Janet 8 Branstad, Patricia 8, 30, 73 Brustad, Randy 60 Buckingham, Lester 8 Burman, Dwight 8, 52 Busch, Dale 8 Carstensen, Jeryld 8 Christianson, Robert 4 Cross, Glenda 8 Crowley, Jean 6 Curry, Theresa 6 Dalen, Leonard 8, 46, 68 Dose, David 28, 29 Eakin, James 41 Egge, Lucille 8 Emerson, Norman 28, 29 Eng, Geogia 8 Engelbrecht, Melvin 6 97 Howe, Linda 60, 84, 97 Hultgren, Allen 97 Jacobson, Joan 50, 53, 59, 63, 72, 73, 85, 89, 90, 97, 108 Jacoby, Julie 59, 64, 74, 75, 82, 84, 89. 97, 107 Jacoby, Teresa 5, 58, 59, 69, 82, 89, 90, 97 Jensen, Sandra 89, 97, 108 Jergenson, David 98 Johnson, Brian 46, 59, 63, 69, 82, 83, 84, 89 98 Johnson, Kris 40, 41, 98 Johnson, Marcia 98 Johnson, Patricia 48, 52, 53, 55, 56, 90, 98 Jorgenson, Dwight 98 Cading, Amy 98 Klebel, Amy 98 Klebel, Brad 28, 98 Knaack, Albert 98 Kubly, Glenn 98 Kuehl, Vaughn 98 Larson, Roger 47, 63, 90, 98, 108 Lepp, Connie 5, 40, 53, 56, 59, 79, 82, 89, 99, 108 Lunz, Brian 99 Lynch, Ronald 99 Malmgren, Dennis 99 Malmgren, Frances 68, 99 Malmgren, Timothy 99 Marsden, Kurt 99 Marth, Darlamae 68, 99 Mausling, Paul 31, 42, 89. 90, 99, 108 Mays, Brian 99 Menssen, Elroy 44, 99 Mielke, Larry 99 Miller, Leland 100 Mueller, Lori 32, 64, 100 Nelson, Michael 100 Nelson, Scott 28, 42, 46, 82, 89, 90, 100, 108 Newberg, Julie 30, 67, 89, 90, 100, 108 Newman, Brad 100 Nibbe, Keith 100 Niemeier, Dale 66, 100 Nommensen, Kevin 100 Nordby, Hope 53, 61, 90, 100 Odegard, Joan 101 Olson, Heidi 67 , 74 , 90, 101, 108 Olson, Todd 101 Orr, Vickie 75, 90, 101 Ouren, Joseph 90, 101 Panzer, David 38, 101 Panzer, Kathy 101 Parsons, Kathryn 37, 47, 41, 48, 59, 63, 86, 89, 101, 108 Pierson, Cathy 48, 59, 85, 101 Plumhoff, Mary 30, 40, 102 Porter, Jan 102 Quick, Debra 102 Quick, Diane 60, 62, 78, 84, 102, 108 Rathman, Christine 102 Ratzlaff, Sheila Reckow, Richard 59, 89, 102 Redmond, Debbie 102 Reinke, Scott 28, 33, 42 , 59 , 86 , 90, 102 Rentz, Paula 102 Resick, Steven 102 Restorff, Dean 103 Renve, Melanie 50, 52, 56, 59, 78, 84, 89, 90, 103, 108 Romsdahl, Michael 103 Rossiter, Mary 41, 48, 60, 103, 108 Rossiter, Shelley Schmeising 103 Rykhus, Julie 78, 103 Sandmeyer, Catherine 67, 75, 103 Sandmeyer, Gloria 68, 75, 90, 103 Schiller, Terry 28, 44, 56, 59, 103 Schmidt, Robert 103 Schroeder, Ronald 104 Schultz, Linda 104 Seaberg, Rebecca 59, 84, 104 Sieg, Curtis 104 Siem, Bruce 104 Sizer, Beth 68, 95, 104 Sorbel, Jean 62, 104 Sorbel, Julie 50, 62, 68, 72, 73, 75, 79, 89, 90, 104, 108 Stevens, Wayne 66, 89, 104, 108 Stradtman, Karen 41, 59, 104 Sturm, Daniel 28, 33, 90, 105 Suarez, Dolores 26, 32, 46, 59, 105 Sulflow, Debra 105 Taylor, Debra 68, 105 Toanem, Brad 105 Voth, Bryan 90, 105 Wamemunde, Randy 59, 82, 105 Watkins, Nanette 68, 105 Watson, Lynn 105 Wellman, Ricky 66, 105 Wellnitz, Jon 106 Westman, Gerald 28, 53, 55, 106 Wiederhoeft, Stan 44, 85, 106 Winkelman, Wayne 5, 31, 33, 53, 59, 66, 67, 89, 90, 106 Witte, Michael 28, 42, 63, 90, 106 Wohlfeil, Ellen 106 Wolle, Jan 59, 62, 84, 87 , 89 , 90, 106, 108 Ziebarth, Jeff 28, 38, 44, 57, 90, 106 Zumwalt, David 28, 52, 53, 59, 106 FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION AND OTHERS Euerle, Sharon 30, 40 Fjermestad, Kathleen 6 Fredin, Beverly 6 Froslan, Mark 6 Girton, Deborah 59 Girton, Jerome 8, 52, 59 Hagedom, Honorable Thomas 107 Hake, Helen 8 Hanson, Don 10, 31, 42 Hanson, Wendel 9, 45 Hillier, David 9 Hobbs, Roland 23 Hunstad, David 52 Jensen, Frances 6 Jessop, Bonnie 6 Johnson, Jerry 28 Johnson, Rozella 6 Koch, Lowell 9, 32, 38, 39, 47 Kock, Donna 9 Krueger, Connie 6 Krueger, Paul 9 Langdon, Deborah 6 Larson, Robert 40 Lentsch, Vera 6 Lepp, Jean 6 Madson, Richard 5 Malmgren, Marie 9 Modeen, George 9, 75 Mohr, William 9, 33 Monroe, Kris 87 Morgan, Kathe 4 Myhrwold, Peter 9 Needham, Kathleen 6 Nelson, LeRoy 4 Nibbe, Charles 4 Odegard, Orrie 6 Olson, Jeffrey 5 Paulson, Gary 9, 76, 80 Pennings, Margaret 9, 71 Plumhoff, Donald 9, 69 Price, Jeffrey 9, 28, 29, 44, 45 Pulver, Tom 10, 42 Rasmussen, Larry 10, 28, 41, 53, 57 Roeglin, Arlene 6 Sands, Virginia 6 Schiller, Robert 6 Schmid, Sally 6 Schmidtke, Howard 45 Schmiesing, Roger 4 Schmitz, Loretta 6 Schwake, Mel 10 Schwartz, Paul 10, 81 Sorensen, Robert 4 Street, Steven 33 Struss, Julie 10, 37, 41 Trullinger, Jim 88 Veglahn, Arno;d 10, 38 Vrieze, Cliff 10 Wetzel, Milton 10, 75 Wright, Julie 52 112 —