St Peter High School - Peterian Yearbook (Peter, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

St. Peter High School 1973 PETERIAN Co-Editors: Ronda Tungsuik Connie Voigt SENIORS It's hard to believe that we were once totally dependent on someone else to feed us and to take care of us. And it was such a fantastic accomplishment when we took those first few steps on that wobbly floor. In a way it’s like that right now-- taking our first uncertain steps into that big unsteady world. Our sandbox and finger painting days are gone now--but somehow they’ll never be forgotten, will they? And sometimes you sit and wonder how clubs and secret codes could ever have meant that much to your existence. Then you came up to the big high school-- getting lost in it's scary halls and trampled by the big kids. But it was still very important to you and you were proud to be a part of it, even though you didn't know why. Now you sit and look at the graduation pictures of all your friends and you wonder what happened to the years in between. There isn't any way to make time stand still, now you just have to let it slip by and hang onto all the memories you can. 4 'SPIRIT' Somehow, the spirit found in a school is always the same. Day after day, year after year, generation after generation. Though things may be different, nothing really ever changes. The spirit of joy always finds smiling faces, friendly greetings, and contagious laughter, The spirit of friendship still finds an encouraging voice, an understanding heart and an ear always ready to listen. SPIRIT The spirit of mischief continually finds stuffing the bell, skipping classes and long hours in detention. The spirit of anticipation will always find nervous glances at the clock, counting the years, days, hours and finally minutes. --Pam Garver HOMECOMING “ Horrify Hutch’’ Homecoming... Horrify Hutch ... Coro- nation ... Queen Candidates: W. Hill, T. Dimmel, C. Davis, C. Meyer, M. Regenscheid ... out of school early ... singing to keep from getting nervous ... quiet, very quiet ... It’s Terri. Our new Homecoming Queen ... All-Star Wrestling ... fakey but funny ... Mike Schwartz in a Dr. X mask ... float night ... Juniors and Seniors spying on each other__Pep Fest ... Senior girl's skit- lovely queen candi- dates of Hutch, feeble cheerleaders and team ... the parade — first-place float, the Juniors ... Horrified Tigers ... the game ... Go Super Saints ... but it was Friday the 13th ... and maybe we were doomed ... the dance and tea ... ABOVE: Homecoming Jr. Attendants M. Kendall, L. Olson. TOP: Camerman snaps the new queen before she even realizes she's queen. RIGHT: Mr. Eidness gives Homecoming address and pep talk. 12 i ■ iflKV 1 t z - i LEFT: 1971 Homecoming Queen, B. Meyer, places the royal robe on T. Dimmel. ABOVE: Royal Court: M. Kendall, C. Meyer, W. Hili, B. Pell, K. Conroy, Queen T. Dimmel, M. Regenscheid, C. Davis, L. Olson. 13 TOP: Queen T. Dimmel waits for the parade to begin. TOP RIGHT: Homecoming Royalty float. ABOVE: The winning Junior float entitled, Horrifry Hutch. SENIOR PLAY “Were All Guilty A serious play ... wheelchair Wilma ... a cast that worked well together_the flat that almost flattened Elsie ... the mysterious roses ... a thoughtful director who sent roses ... opening night jitters — the Haggerty twins ... She's gonna be a teacher ... It's Judge Frazier's baby now ... keep in character ... Darv’s permission slip to swear ... you can't have a real cigar ... a seance in Doug's handball court ... the party ... director, Mrs. Burdick, — stage director, Mrs. Anderson ... difficult matiness before our own classmates ... dress and makeup rehearsal--a treat for some of us in our first play ... Friday night, a standing ovation, made it all worthwhile.... 16 RIGHT: Mother (G. Baker) comforts her son in the court room. BELOW: Another fatherly outburst. ABOVE: Judge (T. Dopp) and defendant D. Tollefson) discuss pertinent issues of the case. LEFT: Father (B. Asleson) and son (D. Tollefson) have an encounter in the court room. RIGHT: Mrs. Burdick making up Terry Dopp. 17 CONTEST PLAY “ Hello Out There” Hello Out There ... the cast picked ... good long practices ... the jail cell ... a gambler ... the girl ... the gunshot ... love that ends in tragedy___subdistrict ... Arlington? ... district ... Arlington? ... Darv--best body ... Patty--best slut ... Paul--best husband ... Steve and Dave--best men ... Linda best actress — Sal best director______ TOP: Prisoner has been shot. ABOVE: CAST: D. Tollefson, P. Langer, S. Maas, L. Edwards, P. Knautz. RIGHT: Prisoner sends maiden for a gun. 18 BELOW: Villain has stolen marriage lines. SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY “Widows Plight’’ Or “Virtue Victorious” Memories ... delightful memories ... first dress rehearsal ... all that make up ... broke the red light bulb ... fire which started from a candle holder--not the candle ... scramble for the missing fire extinguisher__ booers-and-hissers heckled by the audience ... the famous marriage lines constantly being mis- placed ... Grab him, you fool! ... broke the handle off the molding pumkin ... ran out of silver hairspray ... Scott actually trippin on his cape ... the paper snow ... whistle of the howling wind ... coathook ... memories ... ABOVE: FRONT: P. Beatty, D. Bruley, M. Baumgartner. MIDDLE: J. Dimmel, R. Lurth, K. Pflaum, S. Duffus. BACK: S. Kind, S. Monson. LEFT: Grandma complains about her poverty. 19 CAST: ROW 1: M. Kendall, S. Guimond, L. Lareon, V. Skramstad, K. Crawford, K. Lightburn. ROW2:S. Phillips, A. Lurth, C. Dawley, D. Seitzer, Mr. Smart director. ROW 3: J. Straka, B. Menk, W. Cramer, D. Neiman. ABOVE: The senator receiving some sound advice from the doctor as the senator's brother observes. RIGHT: The doctor ques- tions his patient about her money tactics as reported in the newspaper. 20 BELOW: Patients enjoy the pause from Hannible's recital. BOTTOM: The nurse explains to her crew some rights and wrongs. RIGHT: Daughter and step- mother in another angry dispute. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “Curious Savage” But the peace you find here is the moon ... We're losing weight! ... Fairy who? Fairy Phillips... I hate everything in the the world, but most of all, I hate... Personally, I think she stuck them down her front. Heaven knows there's room!” ... Greedy little man! ... I wish I had died in my cradle ... arguing over the fact that the porpoise, which is found in the Department of Ichthyology, is not really a fish.. .making a dramatic exit only to leave your sweater behind, caught on the door knob... zits popping up all over one's face from using the makeup that's supposed to get in one's blood ... getting shelled by peas during the blackout scenes___a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction_ 21 RIGHT: B. Schmid is dressed in her Sunday best for hobo day. BELOW: W. Cramer dressed in style for the fifties day. ABOVE: T. Dopp and D. Heier enjoy dancing to Bush Lake Road. RIGHT: Queen T. Dimmel and King T. Stark reign over the coronation activities. 22 SNOW WEEK No Snow Coronation... candidates--?. Knautz, R. Ryan, D. Toffefson, T. Stark, D. Olman- son, P. Rausch ... Homecoming Queen T. Dimmel--Mistress of Ceremonies ... a drum roll ... T. Stark, King ... speeches by coaches ... band ... cheerleaders ... school song ... snow sculptures ... Hey, the seniors don’t have any snow ... excorts--V. Zabinski, K. Conroy, C. Bruns, R. Tungsvik, M. Crowe, W. Salden ... ninth grade took first place with their book ... seniors took second place with their snail ... dress-up days as hobos, fifties, blue and white ... wrestling--beating Fairmont 65-0 ... basketball team losing in the last few minutes to New Ulm____parent’s night ... tea ... a memory ... ABOVE: Patents of team members were introduced to the fans for parent's night by royalty. TOP: J. Ellerbusch, 1972 Snow King, returns to SPHS for Snow Week Coronation. 23 BELOW: The ginger bread house was the center of attraction at the Prom. PROM “Candyland” Selection of Prom committee... decision on the these— prom servers selected by junior class— Mrs. Olson in charge of fund raising--magazine sales... Mr. Schaible in charge of decorating__ What does a ginger- bread house look like? somebody find a picture... don't stretch those streamers too much... Oh, boy, now you did it, get a stapler FAST! .. .put more tape on it so it will hold... What are we going to eat at the Tea? ... Everybody get lined up, boy, girl, boy, girl all the way down the line ... Close your eyes or you’ll see blue dots all night! ... good dance... raining outdoors... nice and cozy... ABOVE: Mrs. Olson, P. Pitmon, D. Nesheim, D. Vetter, C. Meyer, J. Reineke, L. Anderson, D. Martinson, S. Gerke, B. Bode, G. Guimond, B. Babcock, O. Kleist. RIGHT: Prom goers pass under the bridge during the Grand March. 24 TOP LEFT: A. Gotchell and K. Everett parade around the ginger bread house. TOP: Prom couples enjoy dancing to the music by the Kilo. ABOVE: Scene at the before prom punch party held at First Lutheran. 25 PEP CLUB—GAA Feminine Activists GAA... More interest... Freshmen included ... Sorry, Mr. Krohnberg, we have the gym tonight ... the Super Seniors meet de- feat. .. the invention of triple hit” in volleyball.. .water polo... initiation of Boy Scouts into GAA... swimming... broomball--anything goes____deadly Miss Wilharber... enthusiasm... invigorating... crazy... practice during I. S__any girl in- terested. .. badmitton... ping pong_a good group... a good time... a good year... PEP CLUB... a first in years... crowded buses.. .enthusiastic sophomores... long- long posters... only one pep fest... Home- coming Coronation setting created for the stage... senior girls mock Hutch on the float... posters in the gym... making hoops— generating spirit... 28 BELOW: Pep Club president, M. Lambert, helps decorate for Homecoming Coronation. BOTTOM: R. Connor swings into action. BOTTOM LEFT: G. Hanson, GAA President, is shown organizing teams for basket- ball. ROW Is M. Crowe, P. Anderson, K. Bardon, D. Vetter, R. Connor, G. Hanson, S. Pflaum, N. Lorentz, W. Hill, R. Schmidt, B. Gunderson ROW 2: T. Connor, M. Johnson, R. Bohlen, L. Neils, N. Wenner, G. Osborne, T. Dopp, S. Beyer, L. Overn, M. Power ROW 3: D. Bruley, T. Wenner, C. Meyer, M. Schaus, J. Thun, J. Evenson, C. Connor, B. Olmanson, K. Cope, D. Peterson ROW 4: T. Loomis, J. Kowal, C. Swenson, B. Luker, K. Jones, A. Underwood, G. Hadac, T. Kowal, D. Holteen, H. Pehrson ROW 5: L. Foss, D. Guimond, C. Wenner, J. Trimbo, L. Schmitz, C. Hofferbert, V. Erickson, J. Heier, W. Cramer, K. Lightburn, G. Baker, ROW 6: R. Lurth, L. Larson, L. Anderson, J. Reineke, S. Lieske, M. Hergert, S. Osborne, L. Tungsvig, C. Wenner, C. Witty ROW 7: J. Meyer, D. Nesheim, J. Underwood, C. Meyer, M. Roach, T. Maas, M. Buley, B. Lieske, K. Pflaum ROW 8: J. Thompson, V. Skramstad, M. Terpstra, L. Mueller, A. Skoog, L. Ross, M. Dobie, E. Burke LEFT: G. Osborne going to participate in another Game Night activity. BELOW: Officers G. Nesheim and C. Custer during a rare quiet moment in the library. RIGHT: Members of Interact Club at a noon meeting. LIBRARY CLUB Daily Duties Checking books... shelving books... How come you changed the time on your pass? __kicking kids out... chance to see all the kids in school... Mrs. Turrittin’s Christ- mas party... game night for the entire school... volleyball, basketball, ping pong, quiet games, tumbling, free throws... trip to Chanhassen Dinner Theater to see My Fair Lady ... Cami Custer, President, Greg Nesheim, Sec-Treas. and Representa- tive to the Student Council... struggling in the magazine files to find periodicals for term papers... small responsible group... ABOVE: ROW 1: G. Hruby, K. Weber, B. Gunderson, A. Weber, C. Custer ROW 2: R. Hagen, G. Nesheim, J. Olson, M. Braam, B. Asleson RIGHT: K. Olson, pauses during a volleyball game. 30 INTERACT Service Club Second of its kind in Minnesota... the other club is in Alexandrea... sponsored by the businessman's Rotary Club... serve the community and nation.. .one project gave money to selected charities... raised money selling tickets on a TV... selected group... advisor, Mr. Earl Erickson-- formerly the elementary band director ...President, C. Peterson... Vice-Presi- dent, S. Swartwood... Secretary, B. Erling... Treasurer, B. Edwards... T. Strand, D. Rosenow, S. Gehrke... M. Dobie, G. Pierson, B. Asleson... K. Olson, G. Anderson, B. Messerli... new organization at SPHS... new goals... new spirit... 31 LETTERMAN’S CLUB For Athletes Only Meeting after every season... Mr. Nesheim, advisor... President, Rich Ryan... Vice- President, Bob Messerli... Secretary- Treasurer, Kevin Olson... banquet--the highlight of the year_received awards... wrestlers honored Mr. Schaible for his last year of coaching... cross country team honored Mr. Braunger in appreciation for his efforts—movie showed highlights of all sports offered by the State High School League... Club gave their ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Award to their deserving president. Rich Ryan... TOP: Letterman, P. Kanutz, with determination and deadly aim, serves to his opponent. ABOVE: ROW 1: K. Menk, K. Olson, R. Ryan, C. Schwartz, J. Mickelson, N. Heilman, M. Steele. ROW 2: G. Evenson, B. Roggow, T. Kleinert, G. Gehrke, T. Rehome, B. Asleson, G. Nesheim. ROW 3: Mr. Nesheim, K. Adolphson, C. Eckert, D. Neiman, T. Strand, P. Kienlen, S. Herberg. ROW 4: B. Von Essen, R. Sauer, L. Gehrke, T. Conlon, D. Heier, K. Carter. ROW 5: D. Olmanson, R. Weber, M. Schultze, M. Babcock, P. Vetter. ROW 6: J. Straka, D. Witte, V. Thieman. SCIENCE CLUB Fun With Science Relaxed atmosphere for learning scientific knowledge out of the classroom... study of laser beams through demonstrations... learning to count blood cells using a hemacy- tometer. .. taking blood pressure... study of protozoans... learning how to use the ocilloscope which pictures sounds and voices ... staining onion roots for study of mitosis -- cell division... Tim Strand and Mr. Kurseth showed pictures of trips they took to Norway ___planned a game night with activities of all sorts.. .elected officers--President, Duane Heier; Vice-President, Kerry Carter; Secretary-Treasurer, Terri Dopp... sharing experiences and knowledge... TOP LEFT: G. Miller, a science club member, uses his scientific ability in doing an experiment. LEFT: D. Mollert takes roll call at the Lettermen's Club meeting. ABOVE: ROW 1: B. Asleson, K. Carter, T. Dopp, D. Heier, K. Adolphson. ROW 2: T. Strand, S. Duffus, D. Hoogenboom, Mr. Kurseth. ROW 3: C. Peterson, G. Miller, R. Hagen, D. Olmanson, Mr. Dierks. 33 FORENSICS Issues and Answers Late for the first debate tourney--and the second... no road maps... no clocks... Craig's long walks to himself... Maria, slow down... cotton mouth... Negatives lose... Affirmatives win... Resolved: Men are Inferior .. .St. Peter takes first place at the St. Peter Declam tournament? ... Mary, Linda and Candie go to Region ... Linda to State... Awards Night... Coaches Mrs. Bjerke and Mr. Fosburgh — trip to Northern States Power Company ... reading tons of selections... giving up Saturdays to compete... hard work... days that begin at 6:15 a.m. —and some- times never seem to end... meeting people... making new friends... the want to win ... a lot of fun... rewarding... satisfying... a big thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Fosburgh... ABOVE: C. Davis practices her selection for Declam. BELOW: C. Peterson gives his side of the issue in a Debate discussion. ABOVE: ROW 1: M. Schaus, M. Lambert, K. Everett, C. Wood, P. Beatty, C. Fuller, B. Erling. 34 i r BELOW: ROW 1: R. Bohlen, M. Schaus, M. Johnson, S. Sorenson, L. Larson, C. Bindner, M. Scholl. ROW 2: C. Baker, L. Edwards, M. Lambert, J. Dimmel, J. Zallek, M. Kendall. ROW 3: D. Seitzer, S. Gray, C. Swenson, K. Pflaum, C. Wood. ROW 4: D. Lightburn, R. Jansen, E. Lindquist, M. Baumgartner, A. Lurth. ROW 5: G. Schoeb, M. Er ling, C. Peterson, S. Duffus. ROW 2: J. Zallek, L. Edwards, C. Peterson, G. Baker, S. Gray, M. Kendall. 35 BELOW: ROW 1: D. Olmanson, L. Overn, B. Asleson. ROW 2: M. Schaus, P. Knautz, T. Dopp, T. Strand. K. Carter. • NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Budding Einsteins Small group of eight starts out the year ... inactive during the year... rush during May to organize the initiation ceremony .. .new officers elected--Paul Vetter, President; Mary Kendall, Vice-President; Maria Erling, Secretary... 15 seniors and 8 juniors initiated... small group of eight grows to an organization of 31 mem- bers. .. seniors graduate_small group of eight to start all over again next year... ABOVE: C. Voigt, C. Connor, L. Edwards, J. Evenson, S. Beyer, K. Cope, C. Baker. ROW 2: J. Mickelson, M. Regenscheid, T. Peterson, B. Gunderson, M. Erling, M. Kendall, K. Bolstad. ROW 3: C. Peterson, D. Heier, P. Vetter, K. Adolphson, L. Larson, P. Zambino. RIGHT: G. Baker reciting for Spoon River. THESPIANS The Show Must Go On Senior Thespians went to the Guthrie in the fall and saw A Midsummer Night’s Dream ... new faces in the cast of the Senior Class Play We’re All Guilty ... Contest One-Act Play Hello Out There” goes to the district contest... Linda Edwards chosen Best Actress in District 13... Thespians present Spoon River Anthology .. .Junior Class pre- sents The Curious Savage ... formal initiation... 15 old members initiate 16 new members.. .Senior Thespians wind up the year with another trip to the Guthrie to see Becket. ... TOP: James Fredrick Mickelson signing his membership card. ABOVE: ROW 1: C. Peterson, D. Olmanson, J. Mickelson, P. Knautz. ROW 2: T. Strand, M. Schaus, Mr. Smart, M. Lambert, L. Overn. ROW 3: C. Connor, D. Peterson, G. Hadac, D. Muellerleile, L. Edwards, B. Asleson. RIGHT: ROW 1: S. Beyer, T. Dopp, D. Heier, ROW 2: G. Baker, M. Regenscheid, S. Hayer, ROW 3: D. Tollefson, J. Evenson, K. Cope, ROW 4: S. Phillips, M. Kendall, V. Skramstad FFA “Living to Serve” Sixty-six hard working members ... SCS speaker, A. Lurth, finished third in state senior division, C. Olson won county junior division ... summer pop stand and children's barnyard a big success at county fair ... athletic competition high-- defeated FHA in basketball, split summer softball series with Nicollet ... had officer from chapter on district level, J. Seitzer ... A. Lurth, R. Fuller, M. Lindquist attended National FFA convention in Kafisas City ... L. Larson elected chapter sweetheart ... chapter won Building Our American Communities award for excel- lence ... chapter won the tenth consecu- tive Superior Chapter award ... A Lurth chosen top speaker in district ... horticulture judging contest finished sixth in state ... award night to celebrate chapter and individual success ... FRONT: C. Dowling, M. Lindquist (Sec.), A. Lurth (Pres.), C. Cilsrud (Sentinal), R. Fuller (Treas.), K. Wenner (VP) ROW 2: C. Olson, S. Johnson, B. Seitzer, D. Wolfe, D. Johnson, W. Seitzer, D. Jonason, D. Bussman. ROW 3: D. Klaseus, K. Hohenstein, R. Tungsvik, J. Burg, C. Koch, C. Pherson, R. Johnson. ROW 4: W. Heilman, M. Seitzer, M. Annexstad, P. Kaveney, P. Herberg, G. Wesphal, G. Webster. ROW 5: R. Browning, S. Jonason, K. Fuller, S. Greenig, C. Chouanard, S. Schneider, J. Haack. ROW 6: W. Herberg, T. Stxaka, S. Wenner. FRONT: T. Kowal, S. Rustman, P. Beatty, T. Loomis, (Pres.), D. Bruley, J. Wills (Sec.), D. Johnson (Treas.), Mrs. Anderson. ROW 2: M, Johnson, K. Sumption, L. Hammond, V. Beach, T. Connor, M. Roach, T. Maas. ROW 3: S. Mork, C. Swenson, E. Burk, K. Lemert, J. Kowal, T. Jansen. ROW 4: C. Witty, D. Peters, L. Ross, T. Conlon, M. Dobie, D. Bull, ROW 5: D. Weldon, D. Witty, C. Wilson, D. Hammond, R. Thomas, C. Wenner. ROW 6: K. Willaert, B. Peters, L. Kaseens, S. Foss. TOP LEFT: S. Vogel and D. Johnson jump bass as J. Haack prepares to gain its possession. ABOVE: S. Wenner is a victim of the brew at FFA initia- tion. FHA girls attentive at their meeting. FHA “Helping the Community’ A new soup brewed up on the Homecoming float ... everyone dressed up in costumes for the Halloween party and skit — trick- or-treating for UNICEF ... selling Christmas cards--a week before Chris- tmas ... Christmas caroling and another party ... baking skills put to use for the bake sale at the new Erickson's store ... Chris Wenner represented the FHA girls as one of the Band Carnival queen candi- dates ... basketball game with the FFA boys which the FHA lost--9-25 ... Tammy Loomis, Lee Ross, and Janet Wills to the State FHA Convention ... catering for the prom banquet ... a ten year reunion for the FHA officers ... a new advisor, Mrs. N. Anderson ... '72-73 officers Tammy Loomis, Janet Wills, Diane Johnson, Therese Kowal, Darcy Bruley, Patrice Beatty, Sue Rust- man--all left their positions for other to fill . . . 39 BELOW: SPHS Concert Band BAND Biggest and Best Marching Band starts the year... seven o’clock practices on the field.. .patterns in motion... keep in step... keep your diagonals straight... Concert Band... fall, winter and spring concerts... I'm going to buy the saxes muzzles ... There is Pep Band and Stage Band to take up your extra time... Stage Band playing at South, Central, Gustavus, Holiday House, High School, every place... We must install fire hydrants for trombones ... the annual Band Carnival — Queen Geri and attendants LuAnn Swenson, Lori Larson, Chris Wenner, Sharon Pflaum, Michelle Genelin, and Brenda Olmanson... door prizes... cake walk— bingo... basket throw... ring toss... lunch... a success... lots of money for spring trip... sound shell... slave days of band and chorus members... Band Aids... unused used muzzles for sale... ABOVE: The reed section gets a work out during a daily rehearsal. LEFT: The Trumpet Trio, G. Webster, S. Kind, P. Zambino, performs Bugler's Holiday in concert. TOP: You don't take your horn to class, so why read in band? ABOVE: The Marching Band performs on a sunny day. 41 BELOW: The group called The Nuns — M. Johnson, A. Skoog, B. Erling, K. Jones, B. Davis, M. Baumgartner, B. Luker, L. Mueller. CHOIR p • p • Sing,Sing a Song” Who's the new student in choir with the beard? ... new director, Mr. Perdaems — ___try outs_a new choir with a new unity and a new director__learning ex- perience. . fun... religious music.. .mid- winter concert... carolling in the halls at Christmas... The Nuns and the Lamb of God ... 4 stars in District... taast, maast, daast... green peas in St. James ___2 stars in Region-State... scrubbing the boards at St. PaulSibley... Paul, will you please shut up! _ School Days for graduation... ta na na no! — ABOVE: ROW 1: R. Bohlin, K. Pfalum, C. Osborne, R. Connor, P. Knautz, S. Duffus. ROW 2: M. Schaus, D. Filler, V. Skramstad, J. Dimmel, D. Seitzer, M. Scholl. ROW 3: B. Olmanson, K. Crawford, A. Skoog, M. Baumgartner, R. Rustman, C. Peterson, P. Mueller, J. Connor, S. Jonason. 42 ABOVE: ROW 1: C. Daw ley, K. Cope, M. Buley, B. Luker, L. Bartlett. ROW 2: M. Scholl, S. Monson, C. Wood, M. Kendall, W. Wilson, P. Beatty. ROW 3: C. Peterson, J. Brinker, S. Jonason, S. Maas, L. Edwards, M. Erling, P. Mueller, K. Bolstad, K. Jones, L. Mueller. LEFT: Choir reherases On God and Not On Human Trust which won a star. BELOW: S. Duffus practices for Regions at which he won a star. PETER PATTER Planning n Paste-Ups Our gal Sal , otherwise known as Mom_ continuous hassles with Bernie... staging a fake murder... wearing Nelson Printing hats... trips to the print shop... South America, the Sleeping Giant on Our Door- step . .. Sue's Views ... recruiting Journalism I kids to write stories... T. Dopp, our chief .. .G. Baker, first fe- male sports editor... 15 glamorous issues! ... Christmas and graduation magazine... getting our very own typewriter... news editor, J. Evenson... opinion editor, S. Beyer— feature editors, B. Gunderson and G. Osborne... sports editor, G. Baker ... the critique has to be wrong _ Who stole the Pritt Stick? ... It's time we had a show down! ... J. Mickelson, Mr. Modesty... ever famous paste ups... planning... journalistic talent_ BELOW: G. Osborne, M. Terpstra and B. Gunderson paste up PETER PATTER for publication. BOTTOM LEFT: ROW 1: J. Evenson, T. Dopp, S. Beyer ROW 2: L. Overn, B. Gunderson, G. Osborne, J. Mickelson, G. Baker ABOVE: ROW 1: T. Dopp, L. Overn, T. Frey ROW 2: B. Gunderson, G. Baker, S. Beyer, J. Evenson, G. Osborne ROW 3: M. Johnson, M. Crowe, J. Mickelson, Mrs. Burdick, D. Tollefson, M. Terpstra, W. Salden, D. Muellerleile. PETERIAN Pictures n Picas A lot of work putting an annual together ___more work than most people think____ taking millions of pictures... indexing... Are you sure there is film in the camera? ... soliciting downtown at all the businesses.. .taking orders from Connie and Ronda... final layouts... racking your brain out thinking of something to write for copy... ladder diagrams... dummy sheets... Mrs. J., Think of a headline, right now!”... rushing to make a deadline... .. .working hard and joking under the wing of Mrs. Johnson.. .all the staff members worked hard_____all had fun de- spite the problems and pressures.. .but, there is one question that we wanted to know but were afraid to ask. What's a pica? ... ABOVE: D. Holteen and M. Lambert crop pictures to fit the layout. LEFT: M. Willaert digs through the impossible closet looking for an appropriate picture. TOP: M. Buley, C. Voigt, R. Tungsvik, G. Webster, B. Menk, K. Olson 45 LEFT: R. Lurth and N. Wenner take knitting mini-course. BELOW- ROW 1: P. Knautz, M. Johnson, S. Sorensen, R. Schmidt, R. Bohlin, M. Scholl, S. Maas, ROW 2: W. Hill, D. Tollefson, L. Edwards, M. Lambert, L. Larson, C. Davis, M. Gulden, ROW 3: C. Connor, G. Baker, S. Grey, M. Regenscheid, K. Cope, M. Powers, ROW 4: K. Carter, D. Heier, J. Zallek, D. Vetter, ROW 5: M. Erling, D. Muellerleile, G. Osborne, D. Olmanson, C. Meyer ■ r STUDENT COUNCIL School and Community Services A first--All-Star Wrestling... Where’s Mike? ... Queen and King Terry... tons of paper... two days of mini-courses... great summer meetings... Parliamentary Procedure?... Snow Week--without the snow.. .wrapping gifts for the elderly... Who cudda da cheese? ... Candie's accelerating voice... Mr. Sauer’s Out- standing Service Award.. .groundwork laid for murals on the walls... the GREAT? attendance records... Who's got the key for the Recycling Center? ... f j I 46 BELOW: Going across the sea on the YFU Program the summer of '73 are S. Phillips, C. Custer, V. Skramstad, R. Hagen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Visiting SPHS: Dauro Brazil, Loes, Brazil; Eliana Enderica, Guayaguil, Equador; Nicky Torres, Manila, fhiliPPines FOREIGN STUDENTS-YFU LEFT: T. Glaeske watches as D. Fuller creates a candle. ABOVE: Foreign student, Eliana Enderica, tastes YFU candy with D. Holteen and M. Johnson. Unforgettable Eliana... Nicky... Dauro... different faces... different languages... first glance at your family--what next?... adjusting... compro- mising. .. understanding... new experiences ...shy, quiet, warming up ... part of a strange family... loving, sharing back home ... heavy suitcases... talking your heart out ... fun... YFU students across --M. Johnson to Quazon City, Philippines; L. Overn to Sundsvall, Sweden; L. Edwards to West Germany; D. Holteen to Odense, Denmark; T. Strand to Oslo, Norway.. .memories you NEVER forget.. .promote international peace and understanding... wanting to go back the next day... 47 CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: S. Schneider, D. Odegaard, K. Carter, R. Allen, B. Dobbs, M. Schultze, T. Rehome. How Far? Different experiences ... running through corn fields at St. James ... stealing bikes on the way back from the airport ... getting minibike rides to the airport ... Billy Braunger eating watermelons____beating Fair- mont ... being robbed of a victory at Lakeville ... playing football ... Districts and Conference ... Coach Braunger ... Oh, look at those hills! ... hard practices ... Seniors-- Knautz, Rehome, Carter ... Shore- land Golf Course___working hard, taking it seriously ... how far do we have to go?___and last but not least, the Glencoe (kissy-kissy) snake ... FRONT ROW: R. Schroeder, P. Knautz, J. Dobbs. TOP: P. Knautz moves up on opponents. (ABOVE) K. Carter, (LEFT) T. Rehome, (FAR LEFT) M. Schultze, demonstrate the individual effort and endurance necessary for a successful Cross Country Tearn. 51 BOTTOM RIGHT: Tri-Captains R. Ryan, B. Von Essen, and D. Heier show off for camera man. RIGHT: The Saint's Defense attack St. James runner. BELOW: Saints huddle to determine touch- down play. FOOTBALL True Grid Out of shape ... first practice ... gator ade ... scrimmage ... eating watermelon on the bus ... bombing Le Sueur 37-0 ... quickness ... read your keys ... Mezz (short for Messerli) ... we do not even have that play ... keep choppin' ... lazy backs ... hang-man ... gopher drills — lazy sophomores ... mud ... freezing ... rug rats and yardapes (junior high guys) ... worming ... Mr. Fredlund kicking field goals ... hit and recoil, like a snake ... two shoes ... playing pin-ball ... line blocking ... Blue Moon (T. Strand on a cold day)... Last game of our last year ... WE WON! ... 52 ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Ass't. Coach Booren, B. Messerli, R. Ryan, D. Heier, B. Von Essen, N. Heilman, G. Evenson, Coach Eidsness. ROW 2: Ass't. Coach Nesheim, B. Asleson, T. Strand, M. Steele, J. Mickelson, S. Herberg, D. Olmanson, M. Willson. ROW 3: G. Nesheim, G. Gehrke, G. Regenscheid, T. Glaeske, D. Mollert, C. Swartz, K. Adolphson, L. Gehrke. ROW 4: G. Kastens, G. Guimond, C. MacKenzie, D. Luker, R. Johnson, B. Anderson, M. Annexstad. ROW 5: R. Browning, Manager; R. Sauer, M. Hillesheim, J. Connor, B. Herme 1, J. Straka, K. Menk, D. Witte, V. Thieman. 53 BELOW: Dave Mollert moves out to throw a clear pass away from the Blue Jays. LEFT: Sophomore Steve Gehrke pushes away from Mankato Wilson's guards. A-SQUAD BASKETBALL “Fighting” Saints Opened season with win over Mankato Loyola... first game jitters... nicknamed the fighting Saints thanks to Connor and Ryan... experienced and devoted team... good spirit... excellent bench reserves... fantastic school spirit... El Vivo, where it all began... beat LeSueur twice... whomped Cleveland... blasted all three Mankato teams.. .beat Scarlets, first time in 15 years.. .everybody scored in Wilson game... seven seniors leaving... seven underclassmen returning... ten wins, thirteen losses for the season. ..districts, second place... great future for next year... ABOVE: A-SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Coach G. Krohnberg, Asst. Coach J. Miller, Managers C. Cilsrud, Rick Browning. BACK ROW: P. Mueller, R. Anderson, D. Heier, G. Regenscheid, T. Owen, O. Kleist, D. Mollert, J. Connor, K. Olson, B. Roggow, B. Asleson, R. Merrseli, R. Ryan, S. Gehrke. TOP: From bench, team members concentrate on the game. 55 BELOW: R. Souers moves the ball down the court. B-SQUAD WRESTLING Young Savages Young talent for the future... high scorers for season--Mark Rausch, 46 points; Paul Hentges, 37 points; Pat Kienlen, 36 points .. .wrestlers hoped for a better team record... 27 SPHS B wrestlers competed .. .good experience for next season... running laps... Independent Study period used for work outs... Coaches Schaible, Rundell, R. Nelson_diets, diets, diets ... a challenge... satisfaction... a lot of fun... ABOVE: FRONT ROW: D. Martinson, R. Zrust, M. Henges, M. Rausch, T. Conlon, S. Mines. BACK ROW: R. Fuller, D. Tollefson, M. Youngbloom, M. Gulden, S. Herberg, P. Kienlen. RIGHT: R. Fuller trying to escape opponent's hold. 56 B-SQUAD BASKETBALL A Spirited Team 1972-73 B-Squad team... Coach Jeff Miller ... won a few but lost a few more__rolling season started with three undefeated games... Steve Gehrke and Owen Kleist... needed for varsity, leave... rest of games though close, a mere difference of five points or less--showed in the lost column— exciting and rewarding year for the young guys... 57 ABOVE: FRONT ROW: T. Benson, T. Hughes, J. Schaus, T. Burg, G. Heier. BACK ROW: Mr. Miller, J. Keller, B. Edwards, R. Johnson, R. Lager, R. Halbert, R. Souers. TOP: Players leap off the floor to gain rebound. FRONT ROW: ABOVE: R. Zrust, D. Hoehn, T. Kennedy, M. Babcock, T. Conlon, P. Rausch, B. Bode, B. Babcock, Coach Schaible. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Runde 11, D. Muellerleile, D. Tollefcon, K. Wenner, M. Youngblom, B. Bode, T. Biehn, P. Kienlen, C. Eckert, D. Mines. TOP LEFT: P. Rausch, C. Eckert, S. Herberg waiting for match to begin. TOP CENTER: R. Zrust in position waiting for the signal to begin. 58 ABOVE: M. Babcock runs through Savage spirit hoop. TOP: B. Babcock struggles to turn over his opponent. TOP RIGHT: Referee raises D. Muellerleile's hand in victory. A-SQUAD WRESTLING Super Savages First meet a home meet__practices... calisthenics... dieting... making weight... trying out before every match... each year means new moves and starting over .. .Snow Week victory huge success--65- 0 over Fairmont___six wins, six losses.. ... fourth in district... Mark Babcock, Bill Babcock, Pat Rausch, Dave Hoehn to regions... Dave and Craig finalists in dis- tricts... Tri-captains: D. Tollefson, D. Mines, P. Rausch__best records--dual meets: P. Rausch 15-3, D. Hoehn 11-3... most exciting match against New Ulm 22-19... second in LeSueur Invitational... Special appreciation for the efforts and support of the cheerleaders... a tough bunch of boys always in there fighting... 59 BELOW: Girls diligently try to broom it. RIGHT: Brenda Olmanson positions her herself to return the ball. BOTTOM: Dan Witte, Brad Hermel and Jim Mickelson wait for the ball to descend. EXTRAMURALS Wilharber’s Warriors District tennis in the 30 mph wind... ankles, fingers, knees and tongues plague the basketball team... consolation anyway ... missing uniforms__District 13 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS... apple cider... indoor broomball practice, cold nose and sore seats... disasterous penalty shots... noisy buses... freezing bodies... strange swimming relays in Montgomery... Linda Edwards proves she can keep her mouth shut for one minute and five seconds in breath holding contest for swim meet... badmitton and pingpon... INTERSCHO- LASTIC track for the first year_ physicals?... new uniforms at last... 60 BELOW: Patty Hanson follows through with her serve. BOTTOM: Mark Steele and Dan Witte jump ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Doug Olmanson hits floor during a moment of stress during the game. INTRAMURALS Saturday Saints Crawl out of bed... 9 a. m. Saturday morn- ing. .. no sane person gets up this early... somehow find a way to the high school... struggle into cut-offs and tennis shoes... go into the gym to warm up... demanding sport... trying to shoot while half asleep ... opening jump... slow first quarter... about 34 whistles going at one time... Come on ref, he hacked me! .. .good shot ... I didn't touch him ref ... cursing under your breath... six basketballs on the floor at one time... a missed layup... can't beat a 2-1-2 zone... Did you see that, he was layin' on the floor and he made it. What a rag! ... 172-8... easy games--rough games.. .bleacher bombing ... great fun... intramurals 61 TRACK Record Breakers Share the roads with runners... fourteen meets... Coach Braunger... B. Edwards, the human brillo pad... the apple turnover Lyle orange pants Eidsness.. .Saturday morning practices... saunas... new track records--long jump. Rich Ryan... mile relay--Brian Asleson, Paul Vetter, Larry Gehrke, Garry Gehrke... sprint medley relay--Garry Gehrke, Doug Olmanson, Brian Asleson, Paul Vetter... Rich Ryan to State in long jump and 220 yard dash_ ABOVE: J. Keller, G. Guimond, H. Zacharias, L. Gehrke, D. Davis, G. Gehrke, K. Carter. ROW 2: C. Mackenzie, G. Roberts, J. Steele, S. Mines, T. Rehome, N. Heilman, D. Fuller. ROW 3: Coach Eidsness, J. Dobbs, R. Halbert, R. Lager, B. Edwards, D. Olmanson, B. Asleson, P. Vetter, Coach Braunger. TOP RIGHT: P. Vetter huffs 'n puffs his way to the finish line. RIGHT: B. Asleson takes a break after his jump. MIDDLE TOP: Rounding the bend T. Rehome heads for the finish. MIDDLE BOTTOM: B. Edwards on a successful high jump. 62 TOP RIGHT: P. Vetter attempting to pass opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomore G. Guimond gaining experience for future meets. RIGHT: G. Gehrke sprinting to the finish. BEUDW: R°W Is C. Evenson, G Regenscheid, T. Owen, P. Zallek. ROW 2: B. Von Essen, B. Roggow, R. Ryan, M. Steele, D. Heier, B. Messerh, R. Anderson, M. Spiess, G. Nesheim, Coach Nesheim. BOTTOM LEFT: D Heier runs to first base. BOTTOM: Catcher P. Zallek gets ready to catch a pitched ball. -. —- ■ — — - « BASEBALL Experienced Team Great pre-season scrimmage--Saints 14, Belle Plaine 1... seven seniors, seven juniors make up the ranks of Saint's A- Squad... five four-year veterans--Duke, Hollywood, Stroker, Bone, P.A., Gumby, Automatik, Babs, and Spider... playing in all kinds of adverse conditions--rain, cold, winds, and dust... many Saints tried their arm out on the mound... Hey Moon, Ya wanna pitch? ... Say kid, I'll trade you two oranges and a baseball for your bat... Round Two of the Districts--Montgomery 6, Saints 2... Duane Heier selected to the All Conference Team... TOP: P. Zallek prepares for another base hit. TOP RIGHT: Pitcher B. Roggow gets the sign from the catcher for his next pitch. ABOVE: Outfielders, G. Evenson and D. Heier, anxiously await the next play. 65 RIGHT: K. Olson turns to wave at the photographer as he starts off on No. 2. LOWER RIGHT: T. Kleinert lines up his putt for a birdie. BELOW: ROW 1: D. Martinson, J. Kleinert, D. Schmitz, R. Slarks, N. Burk, G. Hilding, S. Anderson, B. Burk. ROW 2: D. Odegaard, B. Lammers, D. Hoogenboom, M. Hammer, P. Buley, J. Cope, R. Long. ROW 3: J. Bittner, K. Olson, T. Kleinert, M. Schwartz, J. Straka, M. Buley. GOLF The Swingers Promise of a good season with six returning Lettermen... 14 matches in a row without practice.. .aching arms.. .mosquito bites.., a bad case of sunburn... playing in rain at New Ulm... Districts at Lakeville, with the team taking third place_squishing golf clubs, bags, shoes, jackets, and human bodies into the van to go to a meet... four guys qualified for Regions (White, Olson, Buley, Kleinert)... Kevin Olson made it to State... summary of the season, Pretty much good! ... 66 TENNIS Tite Netters Clearing courts for practice... New Rule: No Dogs in Park!... Rick Weber, First in Districts.. .Doubles Team, Second in Dis- tricts. .. road work in discarded track sweats... losing the ball in the sun, finding it too late... blowing an easy net shot... double faulting at Ad-Out.. .winning a game after love-forty... being hit by a runaway ball... eating on the way back from a meet ... two hours of practice every night... coached by Mr. Waltman... You're playing patball. Watch your feet! Your position was all wrong. ... getting out of seventh hour to play... being beat by a half pint sized, cocky kid... 5 Paul's and 2 Rick’s on the team... the way water tastes after a match... broken rackets... LEFT: R. Sauer displays his powerful serve in dance. ABOVE: ROW 1: R. Sauer, P. Jacobson, P. Knautz, K. Wenner, R. Weber, P. Zambino. ROW 2: Coach Waltman, M. Schultze, R. Myra, P. Larson, P. Erling. BELOW: A-SQUAD: C. Meyer, M. Schaus, W. Hill, C. Connor, J. Nauman, J. Thun. BOTTOM: B-Squad cheerleaders practice in gym during I.S. period. BOTTOM RIGHT: C. Connor and W. Hill leading the crowd in an enthusiastic cheer. BELOW: Cheerleaders encouraging team to make another touchdown. CHEERLEADING Spirit Leaders A new spirit in '73... the first football game... rain, snow, sleet or hail St. Peter Saints will never fail_Dale Street... practices at 7 a. m. ... hard work... no more singing on the wrestler's bus... rowdy fan buses... smile and look happy ... five seniors— one junior... El Vivo ... El Vivo... Is B-squad here yet? ... Miss Brown's cats... cookies and hustling at region wrestling... Boogie Squad ... Your're a Saint or you Ain’t _tears at the last game... and to a lady named Miss Wilharber--a very special thanks_ TOP: Cheerleaders at their station to cheer on the wrestling team. ABOVE: B. Squad: L. Swenson, J. Underwood, L. Schmitz, L. Anderson, D. Nesheim, D. Vetter. 69 Everything you do in life takes effort on your part and school is no exception. Effort is... The desperate attempt (though in vain) to get in class before that last bell. Effort is... Keeping your poor eyes open during that long, boring film. Effort is... staying in your seat before the dismissal bell rings. EFFORT Effort is... Trying to stifle uncontrolled laughter under the cold glare of a teacher. Effort is... Enduring those twelve long years of what really seem like prison. Effort is... Blinking back the tears after the waiting has finally come to an end. --Pam Garver ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Behind the Scenes Keep the school running smoothly ... you need a pass ... where to now ... Your attention, please on the intercom ... blue passes, white passes ... leave school permits ... hectic traffic jams at 8:28 ... discipline problems ... patrol hall- ways ... keep I. S. running smoothly ... daily bulletins ... behind the scenes — Supt. Swartwood ... school board meetings ... hire staff ... advisory committee ... custodians ... cooks ... housekeepers ... Wednesday burgers on Thursday ... washing uniforms and towels ... coffee breaks ... supervisor of buildings and grounds ... business manager--sale of lunch tickets ... budgets ... orders ... all require organization ... leadership ... LARRY LUEDKE— business manager E. L. OLANDER— Senior High Principal LESTER SWARTWOOD —Superintendent 74 COOKS: A. Bergeron, F. LEFT: DISTRICT OFFICE SEC. A. Worrell, M. Pitmon, E. Holz, M. Hoffman. BELOW: HOUSEKEEPERS M. Myrha, L. Heilman. BELOW: B. Thompson and E. Mass execute their daily tasks. ABOVE: R. Myhra, R. Hughes, B. Skramstad, F. Kayser. BACK: A. Pettis, C. Peterson, W. Fischer, L. Thomas, C. Turrittin. Erickson, V. Lutz, D. Anderson. 75 JAMES BOLLUM -- Counselor; Junior High Student Council. ANN ERICKSON — Reading Consultant. EUGENE COCKEL -- Audiovisual and Computer Services ELSIE LANGE -- Junior High Special Education. RAYMOND LUST — Senior High Special Education. SUSAN MYHRA — Secretary. EUGENE ROEMHILDT — Ele- mentary and Junior High Coun- selor. MURIEL TURRITTIN — Librarian; Library Club. JOYCE ZIMMERMAN -- Special Learn- ing and Behavior Problem In- structor. TOP: Mr. Colvin found at his desk planning the new vocational center. ABOVE: Mrs. Thorn, library assistant, cheerfully helps M. Schaus. SPECIAL PROGRAMS There When Needed Giving extra needed help... those difficult words.. with S's... patience and under- standing. .. Do you have an aspirin? ... visual and sound aids to help you expand your knowledge in any given field.. .end- less computer programming.. .planning ahead for the future... special testing programs... special help for all classes. ___building schedule for new vocational center... one to one pupil-teacher relation- ship. .. library needs... physical needs... mental needs... academic needs... ABOVE: Our nurse, J. Sanderson, goes over her busy schedule for the day. LEFT: D. Ewalt, secretary to the counselors, does a never ending job of typing. BELOW: Mr. Segar, speech therapist, relaxes between appointments. LEFT: Sophomore English class going over their homework. BELOW: Juniors working on their English assignment. ENGLISH Communication Center Expressing oneself through writing and dis- cussions. .. grammer--tedious but necessary... themes... book reports... library units... reading novels... ON THE BEACH... BRAVE NEW WORLD... 1984... memorizing poems... Mrs. Bjerke's reading hour... American literature (writers and poets)... staying up until one o'clock to finish a term paper... lots of class discussions... keeping journals... mythology booklets... rewriting, rewriting, and rewriting, themes... reading the greats like: GREAT EXPECTATIONS, SILAS MARNER, OUR TOWN, WEST SIDE STORY. .. 78 ABOVE: Enthusiasm displayed over home work. RIGHT: Voting for Student Council is also part of English. ROW Is GAYLE ANDERSON — English 11,12; German 1; Speech. MARY BJERKE — English 11,12; Speech. ROW 2: LEE CORNELL — English 7,9. WILLIAM HARVEY — English 9. ROW 3: ROSEMARY MICKELSON — English 8, ROLLAND SMART — English 11, Play, Thespians. ROW 4: JOHN SYLVESTER — Basketball 8; English 10. ROBERT THEURER — English 7. 79 SOCIAL STUDIES To Be Different . . . Not. . . Inferior Study of evolution of man and ancient civi- lizations. .. Renaissance... World War I... Depression... World War II... Korean War... ... Cold War... Revolutionary War... Con- stitution (Amendments)... Civil War... Civil Rights... national, state, and local govern- ments— notes, films, tests, debates... a look into Minnesota's past... field trips... Mankato Library___term papers____indepen- dent study— Japan, China... Study of Human Behavior ... reports... two drunk rats... Study of People and Their Environ- ment through notes and films... ABOVE: The first hour American Government class takes notes from Mr. Waltman's lecture. TOP: B. Edwards does research forS.E. Asia. RIGHT: G. Regenscheid, Larry and Garry Gehrke present their psychology report in class. 80 CARL AANONSEN— Golf, Psychology; World History. CHARLES ERICKSON — Class 10; American History; American Indian; Driver Training. PAUL HAUKOOS — Baseball, Junior High; Basketball 7; Football 7; Social Studies 7; Southeast Asia. JERALD HORGAN — Social Studies 7,8; World History 10. WILLIAM KAUTT — Social Studies 9. HOWARD NELSON — Driver Training; Minnesota History; Social Studies 7. DONALD NESHEIM — Athletic Director; Baseball Head; Football, Assistant; Social Studies 9. MONTE PETERSON — Football 9; Social Studies 8; Wrestling, Assistant. REUBEN WALTMAN — American Government; Class 12; Sociology; Tennis, Head. MATH-SCIENCE Calculating Minds Battle Elements Is science a math, or math a science?... ability, brains, patience needed... Science ... Help! _test tubes... Hypothesis... What's this? ... DATA... I think I've finally got it ... conclusion... Let’s have a water dropper fight ... Oh, oh, here comes ’Dad '... Avogadro's number of moles b. 02252 x 1023... Math_ Come in, the water is fine ... P(x) = (x-r) Q(x) + P(r)... Keep asking questions ... LECTURES... theorems and proofs... Keep up the good work _one easy test, one hard test_and for tomorrow all you have to do is this... BELOW: K. Crawford, K. Everett, and L. Larson ponder over a problem in Math. RIGHT: J. Evenson, D. Brazil and M. Schaus share lab results. FAR RIGHT: D. Bjorkland and M. Gosselin disect a fish in biology. LEFT: Mr. Dockter explains puzzling problem to D. Bull. ABOVE: P. Zambino zeros in on test tube measure ment. ROW 1: DENNIS BOOREN - B-Squad Football; Baseball Assistant; Basketball 9; Mathematics 8, 10. BETTY BURKE - Mathematics 7. HOWARD CALDWELL - Mathematics 8. DARYL D1ERKS - Chemistry; Physics; Science Club. ROW 2: VERNON DOCKTER - General Mathematics 11; Junior High, Assistant Coach; Technical Algebra 1,11; Technical Geometry. KENNETH JOHNSON - General Math 9; Industrial Arts 9; Technical Algebra 9. CLIFFORD KURSETH - Biology; Class 10; Science Club. JAMES McPHERSON - Mathematics 7,11,12. ROW 3: JEFFREY MILLER - Basketball, B-Squad; Football 9; Science 9. ROGER NELSON - Science 7,8; Wrestling, Assistant. MARILYN PETTIT - Junior High Science Club; Science 7,8,9. EDWIN RUNDELL - Algebra 9; Football 8; Technical Algebra 9; Wrestling, Assistant. ELDRED ENGEL—Advisor 12; Clerical Practice; Personal Notehand; Personal Typing; Secretarial Office Practice. LORRAINE JOHNSON—Annual Advisor; Basic Business; Book- keping. GENE KROHNBERG—Basketball; Driver Training; Sales and Mar- keting; Shorthand I, II, Typing. MARIAN OLSON—Advisor 11; Business Law; Consumer Education; Prom; Typing. LEFT: M. Weisgerber works in her workbook in Shorthand I. BELOW: G. Hruby makes letters for a mimeograph project in Secretarial Office Practice. 84 RIGHT: T. Glaeske, This adding machine must be wrong; BELOW: L. Lieske, Now where was I? BOTTOM: Shorthand II girls busy taking dictation. BUSINESS Practice Makes Perfect Shorthand I and II ... dictation again! ... broken tapes and headsets that do not work ... getting only one point on mail- ables when there is a possibility of twelve ... speed tests ... still at 70 ... 120 words a minute? ... arguing with Mr. Krohnberg over his tricky punctuation tests ... typing___home position_____ eyes on the book, not your fingers!__ finding an error on a paper typed already four times ... bookkeeping ... general journals ... balance sheets___trial balances ... practice sets ... Mrs. J., where does this go? ... Mrs. Olson's business law and consumer courses ... sales and marketing ... clerical ... Hey, Mr. Engel, come here ______mimeograph ... ditto ... projects ... payroll ... filing ... middle room, 308, busy all the hours of the day ... 85 BELOW: P. Volk busy at the machine in sewing class. RIGHT: B. Seitzer tackles a motor problem. FAR RIGHT: Sophomore boys work work in their wood class. HOME EC.—VO. AG Learning by Doing Home Economics--learning not to be a housewife but a homemaker... learning to be creative in decorating and cook- ing. .. fondue on the floor... growing and changing department... learning how to plan a house... boys invade the kitchens... VOCATIONAL AGRICUL- TURE--Girls invade Room 119... learning about engines and manage- ment. .. creative projects--vices, mallets... woods classes... lathes... cabinets... cattle judging... individual projects... farm machinery... in- come tax... trips... get out of school... preparing for the future_ ABOVE: Boys invade Home Ec. Dept, and enjoy their cooking talents. RIGHT: Santa R. Bohlin attempts to get a smile from a pre- schooler. FAR RIGHT: R. Hagen learns to repair a radio in electronics. LEFT: DELVIN TUPPER-Adult Farm Management. TED ZWART - Industrial Arts 7, 8; Wood I, II. ROW 1: NORMA ANDERSON - Child D. ; Clothing I, II; Creative Home; FHA; Foods for Today; Food Service; Home Accessories. BEVERLY HIBBARD - Clothing I; Family Living; Home Economics 7,8,9. JOAN SCHONS - Home Economics 7,8; Jr. High FHA. ROW 2: C.W. DOWLING - Agriculture, FFA. JAMES LOSCHEIDER - Industrial Arts 7, 8. RALPH RUTZ - Electronics I, II; Metals I, II. 87 LYLE EIDSNESS — Football, Head; Physical Education 7-10; Track, Assistant. FRANK FREDLUND — Driver Education 10; Football, Assistant; Health 8, 10; Physical Education 8,9. BRENDA PHNSON — GAA, Junior High; Health 8,10; Physical Education 7,8,9. PATRICIA WILHARBER — Cheerleaders; GAA; Pep Club; Physical Education 7-10. ABOVE: S. Kind and G. Grandlund approach the finishing line in 100 yard dash. TOP: M. Roach practices her bunts during the volleyball unit. RIGHT: B. Michael Pushes the shotput. 88 BELOW: Gene Krohnberg, Driver's Training Instructor, checks the parallel parking of N. Wenner. BOTTOM: Phy. Ed. Assistant, S. Pflaum, refs the volleyball tournament from high on the ladder. PHY. ED., DRIVERS ED., HEALTH Skills Developed PHYSICAL EDUCATION... golf... tennis... track and field... volleyball... basketball... floor hockey... trench ball on rainy days... push-ups... ten laps around the gym... calisthenics... co-ed square dancing... running the mile, the 100 yard dash, doing the broad jump and even throwing the shotput ALL in one class period... DRIVER'S TRAINING... classroom instruction.. .behind the wheel instruction.. .permit tests... license tests... parallel parking... shudders ... I flunked ... I passed”... HEALTH... co-ed classes for sophomores... first aid... diagram of the body anatomy... drugs... alcohol.. .health reports... the combination of the three provide mental and physical disciplines... BELOW: M. Crowe, P. Carver, K. Sumption, and G. Hruby screen prose and poetry for Serendipity. ABOVE: Editors of Serendipity , J. Evenson, and K. Cope work with N. Torres and D. Muellerleile. TOP: V. Skramstad demonstrates Mod Podging in Humanities. ABOVE: Mr. McDonald advises M. Regenscheid on some art work for Serendipity. 90 TOP: M Regenscheid, G. Baker, S. Beyer, B. Roggow and P. Knautz working on book reviews. ABOVE: T. Dopp analyzes Seren- dipity contributions. HUMANITIES Self-Expression An open, important dimension to the English curriculum... book talks,,, demonstrations ... mini-teaching... Oedipus, Macbeth, and art appreciation... Mr. McDonald became acquainted with Shawn Phillips, Three Dog Night, and Deep Purple.. .the students became became acquainted with Beethoven’s Ninth, Chopin, and Bach... using the senses... playing blind man's bluff... making paper flowers, mobilemania, hykoos_drawing own interpretations of Halloween, Christmas, and Easter... the ever famous Graffiti board... trip to the Guthrie to see Becket ... SERENDIPITY... Jodi Evenson and Kris Cope co-editors reading hundreds of hykoos... needling everyone to contribute... self-expression... 91 FINE ARTS Self Expression LANGUAGE... listening... concentrating ... repeating... Do they really speak this, how can they understand it? ... German skits... French cooking... Spanish Tacos ... MUSIC... new additions... few sub- tractions of teachers... It all comes from within you ... melodics... harmonics ...majors—minors... Mr. Trembley ... Mr. Perdaems... Mr. Bieraugel... trying to get concerts together... fun... ART... dried paint... stiff brushes... used up glue... spring art show... plaster heads.. .block printing...oil painting... art history... ceremics... the wheel... recycled clay... frustration... relief... self-satisfaction... LEFT: W. Olson works with the wheel. BOTTOM LEFT: Stage Band plays at Band Carnival. RIGHT: A. Owen puts the finishing touches on her masterpiece. BELOW: Choir rehearses before district contest. ROW 1: ROBERT BIERAUGEL - Band 7,8; General Music 7. BARBARA BRESSLER - French I, II; Spanish 7,11. MARY EVERETT - Spanish 7, 8, 9,1. ROW 2: SUSAN LAABS - Art 7, 8,9. URSULA MUDRINICH - Class 10; German I-IV. ROBERT PERDAEMS - General Music 7, 8; Junior-Senior Choir. ROW 3: ARTHUR SCHAIBLE - Art I-IV; Class 11; Prom; Wrestling. HILDUR SWENSON - Latin II. DONALD TREMBLEY - Instrumental Music. LEFT: German students communicate in Deutsch. 93 SPEECH Extemporaneous Thinking and Speaking Speechs... informative, pantomimes, de- demonstrations. .. topics... outlines... props and visual aids.. .nerves and knees shaking ... butterflies in the stomach_eye contact ... TV programs... news reports... silent movies... plays... volunteers to be first... learning... hearing... a competitive feeling .. .watching yourself in the mirror... reading aloud in video tape... each trip some someboyd different was late... bus rides ... sack lunches or sloppy joes... Saturdays consumed... the purple room at Henderson.., SALLY BURDICK — English 8; Journalism 1,11; Newspaper Plays; Speech. DONALD FORSBURGH -- Acting; Debate; NFL; Speech; Speech 7. LEFT: A. Lurth gives his Oliver Hardy imitation just one more time. ABOVE: P. Langer and D. Thorn do a skit from the show Laugh In. TOP: D. Tollelson types journalism writeups. ABOVE: ROW 1: C. Davis, J. Straks, M. Kendall, M. Crowe, M. Johnson. ROW 2: L. Schmitz, K. Anderson, R. Tungsvik, C. Voigt, J. Trimbo, D. Derner. ROW 3: D. Mayo, J. Connor, J. Olson. RIGHT: M. Hanson and J. Larson hand out the journalism paper It's A Dog's Life.” JOURNALISM Columnists of Tomorrow Learn to wirte... news story... feature... columns... sports... study careers... assignments given by Journalism II students ... field trip to Nelson's Printing Company ... linotyped names... mini-course field trip to Cities to the Tribune... advertising... headlines--how to count, how big?... practice make-up... own staff preparing It's a Dog's Life and School Bored .. .putting out Cub edition for end of year project... practice to prepare next year's Peter Patter_ broadcasting--on video tape... It’s a Dog's Life , editor J. Trimbo... School Bored editor L. Schmitz_learning to accept criticism— learning to accept criticism... learning to get along with others_ 95 PRIDE Looking back over the years on all of the things accomplished. Thinking of the many beautiful days your eyes have seen. Reflecting on the good deeds you did without a second thought. Smiling at the thought of close friends and family. PRIDE V ft Sighing over a project that is finally finished. Being accepted for being the person you really are. Facing the cold, cruel world all on your own. --Pam Carver V BELOW: FRONT: J. Kowal, D. Bruley. MIDDLE: L. Hammond, E. Burke, T. Jansen, S. Rustman. BACK: K. Fuller, M. Annexstad, R. Rustman, B. Anderson. BOTTOM: J. Prust creating in art class. 100 BELOW: FRONT: L. Holteen, B. Luker, S. Sorensen, J. Tolzman. MIDDLE: D. Bartlett, K. Pflaum, L. Tungsvik, D. Hoogenboom. BACK: S. Hill, B. Olson, G. Crawford, S. Fultz, D. Bjorklund, M. Gosselin. SOPHOMORES Top Floor, at Last! Class of '75 ... at the gateway to senior high school ... new decisions ... new privileges ... new responsibilities ... boys on B- Squads, a few on A-Squads ... cheerleaders ... bus privileges to away games ... FHA, Pep Club, GAA, Letter - men's Club, FFA, Stage Band, Intra- and Extra-mural sports ... float for Home- coming, Rip Off Hutch ... a tennis shoe sculptured out of snow Bump 'Em ... powderpuff basketball ... senior high dances ... class meetings ... third floor lockers ... credits ... a final year of Phy. Ed. ... biology, typing, geometry, Minnesota history ... That's all for the day! ... only two years left... BACK: L. Mueller, T. Jensen, J. Jensen, K. Berg. ABOVE: FRONT: C. Bindner, C. Koch, V. Hager, J. Thompson, Burg, M. Lesner. BACK: G. Schaus, T. Highes, G. Kastens, O. Kleist, K. Johnson. 101 102 ABOVE: FRONT: B. Babcock, J. Zallek, C. Meyer, M. Hillescheim. BACK: L. Anderson, D. Nesheim, M. Powers, J. Reineke, D. Kienlen, P. Pitmon, J. Meyer, J. Keller. TOP: S. Sorensen thinking up debate tactics. CENTER TOP: FRONT: T. Smith, C. Heier, B. Kaveney, K. Pettis, S. Schroeder. BACK: R. Halbert, L. Flynn, T. Potz, L. Zabel, T. Hare, M. Willson. BOTTOM CENTER: FRONT: L. Willaert, V. Von Essen, K. Lemert, D. Decko. ROW 2: D. Sauer, S. Osborne, J Ryan, K. Stark. ROW 3: S. Gehrke, D. Martinson, B. Edwards, J. Thompson, P. Baker. M. Roach, R. Frey. ROW 3: C. Eckert, J. Underwood, P. Wills. ROW 4: B. Bode, M. Buley, G. Guimond, B. Germscheid. 103 BELOW: K. Hohenstein, R. Tungsvik, K. Blume, L. Lynch, B. Michael, L. Lorentz, N. Vogel, D. Jonason. BOTTOM: L. Hammond and K. Fuller wait for the FFA initiation to begin. BELOW: J. Meyer and D. Kienlen giggle through an assignment. 104 Lurth, S. Duffus, G. Granlund, T. Loomis, D. Morrison, J. Dimmel. BELOW: FRONT: C. Fuller, T. Burg, T. Benson, P. Beatty, N. Wenner, B. Erling, W. Trimbo. BACK: J. Brinker, K. Jones, L. Burk, M. Baumgartner, J. Barnes, M. Johnson, L. Neils, B. Davis. BOTTOM: FRONT: P. Weinzierl, R. Moler, C. Veith, M. Seitzer. BACK: E. Smith, S. Kind. G. Pierson, J. Peters. 105 TOP: K. Wilson, D. Witty, D. Weldon, D. Vogel, D. Peters, C. Johnson. ABOVE: P. Baker and C. MacKenzie demonstrating typical end of the hour relaxation. RIGHT: FRONT: J. Kienlen, R. Johnson, J. Gardner, S. Vogel, S. Cody, J. Miller, BACK: T. Wenner, L. Seely, A. Skoog, L. Ross, T. Con Ion, M. Dobie. FAR RIGHT: Debaters (P. Beatty, B. Erling) plan their upcoming debate. BELOW: FRONT: V. Beach, S. Wellman, K. Stueven, T. Connor, J. Stoffregen, S. Lieske. BACK: D. Luker, J. Rehome, R. Souers, M. Olson, M. Hergert. RIGHT: FRONT: P. Jacobson, J. Prust, R. Stoffel, C. Gardner, T. Kienlen, D. Derner, C. Borchert. 106 107 JUNIORS “Middle Age ’ Year Individualistic ... a conglomeration of different people and ideas ... most of the memories good ones ... taking first in the Homecoming parade with Horrifry Hutch ... Mary Kendall and Leesa Olson picked as junior attendants__magazine sellers met their goal in a short time ... Steve Maas, the Artie Cat lover, junior class president ... third annual powder- puff football game held with Kevin and Greg's team walloping Paul and Gordie's team ... the excitement of picking class rings and anxiously awaiting for them to arrive at Hawkin's ... showdown at the O.K. Corral brought laughs ... the juniors built a big black penguin for snow week ... (Lori Schmitz's idea) ... all in all a year (no) one could forget ... BOTTOM LEFT: A. Willson, D. Willdng, D. Johnson, S. Wiebusch. 108 BELOW: A. Nimps, R. Kenk, K. Schwichtenberg, M. Wolfe, J. Decko, M. Mollert, G. Pettis. TOP: FRONT: R. Bohlen, N. Swan, K. Theis. BACK: P. Warrant, R. Schmid, K. Weber, K. Vetter, M. Weisgerber, T. Smith. ABOVE: FRONT: A. Owen, M. Hager, B. Kennedy, D. Thorn, M. Spiess. BACK: M. Kendall, S. Phillips, P. Zambino, B. Gunderson, R. Sauer, J. Jaeger. LEFT: D. Lamoreux, D. Johnson, J. Hanson, A. Lurth, D. Headlee, M. Lindquist, P. Baker, L. Langmo, K. Stueven, R. Bonnema. 109 BELOW: D. Witte, R. Messerli, C. Miller, J. Trimbo, J. Connor, G. Gehrke, G. Regenscheid, D. Derner, C. Wenner. BOTTOM: FRONT: L. Forslund, L. Swenson, R. Rausch, C. Stolee, D. Seitzer, K. Wenner. BACK: D. Braun, J. Reineke, J. Larson, G. Dummer, T. Peterson, S. Jonason, R. Fuller. 110 TOP: FRONT: D. Filler, M. Willaert, W. Wilson. BACK: C. Wood, P. Volk, B. Rustman, K. Lightbum. ABOVE: FRONT: D. Bussman, J. Nauman, R. Rapp. ROW 2: K. Vogt, L. Olson. ROW 3: L. Mosher, C. Custer, R. Duoos. BACK: R. Johnson, A. Catchell, C. Davis. BELOW: FRONT: Mary Buley, J. Heier, P. Anderson. MIDDLE: T Glaeske, C. Dawley, W. Cramer, B. Leiske. BACK: J. Olson, G. Schoeb, R. Connor, R. Erickson, K. Anderson. BOTTOM: Juniors inspect class ring designs. BELOW: The will to win shows on the gaces of powderpuff players S. Phillips and W. Willson. BELOW: ROW 1: J. Schneider, G. Skramstad. ROW 2: C. Hofferbert, 1. Attenberger, L. Bartlett. ROW 3: S. Bruns, R. Weber, M. Schulze. ROW 4: D. Neiman, M. Scholl, L. Gehrke. RIGHT: FRONT: K. Tate, K. Crawford, C. Everett. BACK: D. Witte, S. Swartwood, L. Larson, V. Thieman, P. Vetter, J. Morin, M. Johnson. 112 BELOW: FRONT: C. Cahill, R. Menk, D. Cuimond, N. Lorentz. ROW 2: K. Anderson, L. Schmitz, K. Mork. ROW 3: R. Anderson, G. Nesheim, K. Olson, M. Gulden, D. Burg. ABOVE: FRONT: J. Wettergren, S. Walter, D. Weydert, D. Bonderson, B. Olmanson. BACK: D. Klaseus, D. Gibbs, S. Gunderson, M. Genelin, J. Biehn, M. Heilman. 113 BELOW: P. Derner diligently works in the metal shop. SENIORS The Special Year of 73 Began the year as Juveniles and ended the year being adults... a first... Senior float won second place... good memories... and bad memories.. .ordering invitations... noisy class meetings.. .the senior boys' beer chain.. .the senior girls' diamond mine __many students have found The One Way ... cruising on ten-speed bikes ... El Vivo-El Vivo... school spirit re- vival__ In the celler of Ernie's garage ___ Blue Suede Shoes at Prom and the Graduation dance... making paper flowers in Humanities.. .having no skip day and getting out three days early... Thanks to Big O !... Shawellen Shaw at the Graduation Dance... great hit... senior nicknames: Gumby, Dink, Boner, Stan, Mick, Moon, Dreamer, Ernie, Lyle, Dick, Carl, Rabbit, Mert, Doc, Ozzie + Ozzie, Stuffy, P.A., Reg... graduation practice done just before the rain... graduation night... OUT OF THE PAST; FRESH HOPE FOR THE FUTURE ... 114 KEITH ADOLPHSON — Band 1,2,3; Football 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3; National Honor Society 3; Serendipity; Science Club 3. ANDREA AHO. BRIAN ASLESON — Basketball 1,2.3; Football 1,2,3; Boys State; Interact 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Serendipity; Science Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Play 2,3; Thespians 2,3; Track 1,2,3. RICHARD ATTENBERCER — GERI BAKER — Choir 1; Contest One-Act 3; Debate 1; Declam 1,3; GAA 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; NFL 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Peter Patter 2,3; Peterian 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Serendipity; Student Council 1,2,3; Play 2,3; Thespians 3. SUSAN BEYER — Contest One-Act 3; GAA 1,2; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Peter Patter 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Serendipity; Student Council 2; Play 3; Thespians 3. TIMOTHY BIEHN — Wrestling 2,3. BRENT BODE — Peter Patter 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. DAURO BRAZIL — Loes, Brazil. CYNTHIA BRUNS — FHA 1,2,3; Peter Patter 2. JAMES BURG — FFA 1,2,3. KERRY CARTER — Cross Country 3; Intramurals 2; Jr. Rotarian 3; Letter- men's Club 1, 3; National Honor Society 1; Student Council 1,3; Play 2; Student of the Month; Track 1,2,3. COLLEEN CONNOR — Cheerleading 1,2,3; Contest One-Act 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; Home- coming Royalty 2; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Peterian 2; Prom Server; Serendipity; Science Club 3; Student Council 2,3; Play 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3. KATHLEEN CONROY. KRISTIN COPE — Band 1,2,3; Choir 3; Declam 1; Extramurals 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1,2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Peterian 3; Serendipity, Co-editor; Science Club 3; Student Council 2,3; Play 1,2,3; Thespians 3. MARCIA CROWE -- Contest One-Act 3; FHA 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peter Patter 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Serendipity; Play 3. CANDIE DAVIS -- Cheerleading 1,2; Choir; Contest One-Act 3; Declam 1,2; Extramurals 2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Homecoming Royalty 2, 3; NFL 3; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Peterian 2; Prom Server; Serendipity; Student Council 1,2,3; Play 1,2,3; Student of the Month; Thespians 2, 3. ABOVE: Senior advisors Mr. Engel and Mr. Waltman coordinate numerous senior activities. TOP: T. Rehome and M. Erling work together as lab SHERRY DENT — GAA 1, 2, 3. PHIUP DERNER. DALE DETERMAN. TERRI DIMMEL — Class Officer 2; FHA 1,2; GAA 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Royalty 3; Intramurals 3; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2. THERESA DOPP — Class Officer 3; Contest One-Act 3; GAA 1; German Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peter Patter 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Serendip- ity; Science Club 3; Play 3; Student of the Month; Thespians 3. KATHLEEN DRESSEL. DANN DUNHAM — Football 1; Wrestling 1. CRAIG ECKERT — Football 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Peter Patter 3; Track 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. LINDA EDWARDS — Choir 1, 2, 3; Con- test One-Act 3; Debate 1, 2, 3; Declam 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; NFL 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Peterian 2, 3; Serendipity; Student Council 3; Play 2, 3; Student of the Month; Thespians 2, 3; YFU 2. ELLANA ENDRICA -- Guayaguil, Equador. DEBORAH ESSER. JOADA EVENSON — Contest One- Act 3; FHA 1; GAA 1; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peter Patter 2, 3; Peterian 2, 3; Serendipity, Co-Editor 2, 3; Play 3. DEBRA FAHNING — GAA 1; Pep Club 1. partners. LEFT: PETERIAN co-editors, C. Voigt and R. Tungsvik, take a time out in their home away from home—Room 312. 117 SHERRYL FOSS — FHA 1, 2, 3. DEBORAH FREY — Peter Patter 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3. TERESA FREY — GAA 3; Pep Club 3; Student of the Month. DANN FULLER — Basketball 1; Choir 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Jr. Rotarian 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 3; Track 2, 3. PAMELA GARVER -- Peterian 3; Serendipity. KEVIN GERMSCHEID — Wres- tling 1. BELINDA GUNDERSON — Choir 1,2; National Honor Society 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Student Council 2; Student of the Month. LOWELL GUNDERSON — FFA 1,2,3; Play 3. GAIL HADAC — Choir 1; Contest One-Act 3; Declam 1; FHA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Peterian 3, Play 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3. DEAN HALVERSON — FFA 1,2,3. DEBRA HAMMOND — FHA 1,2,3. GAYLE HANSON — Extramurals 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; German Club 2; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Serendipity; Student Council 3; Student of the Month. MARY HANSON — Peter Patter 3. RICHARD HANSON. SHEILA HANSON — Pep Club TOP: G. Hadac observes as Mr. Dierks and T. Strand ac- curately measure the results of an experiment. RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Terri speaks at the Snow King Corona- 1 I 8 tion. SUSAN HAYER -- Contest One- Act 3; Pep Club 2; Play 3; Thespians 3. DUANE HEIER — Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Contest One-Act 3; Football 1, 2, 3; German Club 3; Inter- murals 1; Jr. Rotarian 3; Letter- men's Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3; Science Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Play 3; Thespians 3. NEIL HEILMAN — Football 1, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. WAYNE HEILMAN — FFA 1,2,3. STEVEN HERBERG — FFA 1,2; Football 2,3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 3; Wrestling 2, 3. WANDA HILL — Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Ger- man Club 1, 2; Homecoming Royalty 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peterian 1,2; Prom Server; Stu- dent Council 3. CYNTHIA HOEHN — GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Peter Patter 3. DAWN HOLTEEN — Band 1,2,3; Declam 1; FHA 1; GAA 1,3; Pep Club 2, 3; Peterian 3; YFU 2. GAIL HRUBY — Choir 1; FHA 1, 2; GAA 1; German Club 1, 2; Library Club 3; Peterian 3; Serendipity. GARY JACOBSON -- Baseball 3. 119 ERIC JOHNSON -- Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,3. DAVID JOHNSON — FFA 1,2,3. DIANE JOHNSON — FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Peterian 3; Student Council 2. MELAIN JOHNSON — Band 1; Declam 1,2,3; FHA 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peter Patter 2, 3; Peterian 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Serendipity; Student Council 3; Play 3; YFU 2. TERRI JOHNSON — Band 1; Choir 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. DIANA JONASON — Band 1,2,3; FFA 3; FHA 1; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. LOU ANN HASTENS — FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3. LINDA KELLER. PATRICK KIENLEN -- Lettermen's Club 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. BONNIE KING — Choir 1. PAUL KNAUTZ — Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 3; Class Officer 2; Contest One-Act 3; Cross Country 2,3, Captain 3; Intramurals 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2; Serendipity; Science Club 3; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Play 2, 3; Student of the Month; Tennis 3; Thespians 2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2. GARY KOCH — FFA 1,2,3. THERESE KOWAL -- Declam 1,3; FHA 1,2,3; NFL 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Peterian 3; Serendipity; Student Council 2. MARY ANN LAMBERT — Band 1,2,3; Choir 31 Contest One-Act 3; Debate 2,3; Declam 1,2,3; Extra- murals 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; Inter- scholastic Track, Manager 3; NFL 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Peterian 2,3; Student Council 3; Play 2,3; Thespians 2,3. VICKI LANARS — Choir 1; Pep Club 1. 120 PATRICIA LANCER — Contest One-Act 3; CAA 1, 3; Intramurals 1; Play 2, 3; Thespians 3. JANICE LURTH — FHA 2. KEVIN MENK — Football 1,2,3; German Club 3; Intramurals 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen s Club 12 3 Ly O, COLLEEN MEYER — Cheerleading 1,2,3; CAA 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; Homecoming Royalty 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Server. DAVID MEYER. JAMES MICKELSON — Baseball 3; Choir 1,2; Football 2,3; Golf 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen s Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 1; Peter Patter 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Serendipity; Play 2; Thespians 2,3. 121 RIGHT: A. Weber, President of the senior class, takes dictation from a machine. GARY A. MILLER -- FFA 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3; Student Council 3. GARY L. MILLER. MARK MILLER — Band 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; Play 3. DAVID MINES -- Contest One-Act 3; FFA 1, 3; Foot- ball 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Prom Server; Play 1, 3; Thespians 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. GARTH MOELLER. SUSAN MOLER — Choir 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. DAVID MOLLERT — Basketball 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Football 1,3; Lettermen s Club 1,2,3; Prom Server; Student Council 1; Track 1. SHARON MORK — Band 1,2,3; FHA 1; Serendipity. PAUL MUELLER — Base- ball 1; Basketball 1; Choir 1,2,3; Contest One-Act 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Play 3; Thespians 3. DAVID MUELLERLEILE -- Contest One-Act 3; Ger- man Club 3; Peter Patter 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Serendipity; Student Council 2, 3; Play 2, 3; Thespians 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3. PAULETTE NIEMEIER. DOUGLAS OLMANSON -- Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Class Offi- cer 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Science Club 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Play 2, 3; Student of the Month; Thespians 2, 3; Track 1,2,3. 122 WENDY OLSEN — GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. CER1 OSBORNE — Band Carnival Royalty 3; Choir 3; GAA 1,2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Peter Patter 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Serendipity; Student Council 3; Play 3. LORRI OVERN — Choir 1; Contest One-Act 3; Debate 1; Declam 1; FHA 2; GAA 1,2; German Club 1,2; NFL 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peter Patter 2,3; Peterian 3; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Play 2,3; Thespians 2, 3; YFU 2. TIMOTHY OWEN -- Band 3; Basketball 3; Letter- men's Club 3. CATHERINE PEHRSON — Band 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1. HERMINE PEHRSON — Band 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peterian 3. REBECCA PETERS — FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2. CRAIG PETERSON -- Band 1,2,3; Choir 2, 3; Debate 1,2, 3; Declam 1,2, 3; German Club 1; Interact 3; NFL 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3; Serendipity; Science Club 3; Play 1,2; Thespians 2,3. DIANE PETERSON — Band 1,2,3; GAA 1; Majorette; Pep Club 1,2,3; Play 2; Thespians 2,3. SHARON PFLAUM — Band 1, 2, 3; Extramurals 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Majorette, Pep Club 1,2, 3; Play 2. ELIZABETH POTZ. PAUL PRUST — Wrestling 1,2. PATRICK RAUSCH — Lettermen's Club 2,3; Prom Server; Snow Week Royalty 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. MARLENE REGENSCHEID — Band Carnival Royalty 2; Cheerleading 1; Class Officer 1; FFA Sweetheart 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2; Homecoming Royalty 2, 3; Library Club 2; National Honor Society 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Prom Server; Serendipity, Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Play 2, 3; Thespians 3. 123 THOMAS REHOME -- Band 1; Cross Country 3; Letter- men's Club 3; Track 1, 3. BRIAN ROGGOW -- Base- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Serendipity. DEAN ROSENOW — Band 1,2, 3; Interact 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Student Council 2; Play 2. LYNN ROSS — Choir 1; FHA 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Peter Patter 3. RICHARD RYAN — Base- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Track 3. WANDA SALDEN — Peter Patter 2, 3. MICHAEL SCHABERT. MARY SCHAUS — Cheer- leading 1,2, 3; Choir 3; Contest One-Act 3; Declam 1, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3; Girls State 2; NFL 3; National Honor Society 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Play 1,2; Thespians 2,3. JOREEN SCHMIT — Choir 1; FHA 1; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3. DAVID SCHULZ — Band 1. CARL SCHWARTZ — Foot- ball 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; Intramurals 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3. BRIAN SEITZER — FFA 1,2,3. RIGHT: S. Dent works on a pottery project in art class. 124 WILLIAM SEITZER — FFA 1,2,3. VICKI SKRAMSTAD — Declam 2; CAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Serendipity; Student Council 2,3; Play 2,3; Thespians 3. JOHN SPRAGUE. TERRY STARK — FFA 1, 2; Peter Patter 2, 3; Snow Week Royalty 3; Wrestling 1,2. MARK STEELE — Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3. MONICA STENSBY — FHA 1. GERALD STOFFRECEN. TIMOTHY STRAND — Base- ball 1,2,3; Debate 1; Football 1,3; Interact 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Serendipity; Science Club 3; Student Council 1,2; Play 2,3; Thespians 2,3; YFU 2; MARY ANN STUEVEN. KAREN SUMPTION -- Contest One-Act 3; Declam 1, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1; Peterian 3; Serendipity; Play 3. MARILYN TERPSTRA — GAA 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Peter Patter 3; Peterian 3; Stu- dent Council 2,3. WILLIAM THEIS. RHONDA THOMAS -- GAA 1. JARED THOMPSON — Wrestling 3. JANE THUN — Cheerleading 1,2,3; Choir 1, 2; Extramurals 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1; Interscholastic Track 3; Pep Club 1,2,3. DARWIN TOLLEFSON — Class Officer 3; Library Club 2; Peter Patter 3; Prom Server; Student Coun- cil 3; Play 3; Thespians 3; Wrestling 2,3. VICTOR TORRES -- Manila, Philippines; Serendipity. RONDA TUNCSVIK — Band 1,2,3; CAA 2; Pep Club 1,2; Peterian 2,3, Co-editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Serendipity. ARLINE UNDERWOOD — Choir 1,2; Extramurals 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; German Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. DEBRA VAUGHN. CONNIE VOIGT — Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3; Peterian 2,3, Co- editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Serendipity. BRADLEY VON ESSEN — Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Class Officer 2; Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3; Snow Week Royalty. ANN WEBER -- Class Officer 3; Football 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. MARY WEBER — GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Peter Patter 2,3; Student Council 3. CHRISTINE WENNER — FHA 1; GAA 1,3. JAMES WHITE -- Golf 1, 2, 3. KATHRYN WILLAERT — FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Student Coun- cil 3. TERRI WILLSON. CAROL WITTY — FHA 3; GAA 1, 3. DONALD WOLFE — FFA 1, 3; Wrestling 1,3. MARK YOUNCBLOM — FFA 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club; Wrestling 2,3. VICKI ZABINSKI — Ger- man Club 1; Pep Club 1. PAUL ZALLEK -- Baseball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 3; Jr. Rotarian 3; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3; Prom Server; Seren- dipity. 126 CLASS OFFICERS President: Ann Weber Vice-President: Darv Tollefson Sec-Treas.: T. Dopp CLASS MOTTO Out of our past; fresh hope for the future. CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver SENIORS NOT PICTURED SHEILAH BURG — Student Council 1,2. KEITH HOLCOMB. EDWARD KELTGEN — FFA 1,2,3. MARK BRAAM — Library Club 3. ABOVE: W. Heilman studying math during a study hall. LEFT: P. Neimeier sewing her project. TOP: C. Wenner and C. Witty pausing between classes. 127 ABOVE: Sherryl Foss receives diploma from Wayne Pettis. TOP: Choir sings selection at Graduation. RIGHT: K. Olson and M. Erling lead graduates to the field. 128 GRADUATION ‘ Out of the Past, Fresh Hope for the Future” TOP LEFT: B. Asleson receives his diploma. TOP RIGHT: Speaker Mr. McDonald. June 8 finally here... 148 graduating seniors led by Boy and Girl Staters... Marching two by two to Pomp and Circumstance ... Heard welcome by Candie Davis... Choir selection School Days .. .Band selection Symphony in One Movement ... Listened to Mr. McDonald's Address... Received diplomas... Received dead yellow roses from President Ann Weber... Caps, gowns, and tassels... Hootin and cheering during presentation of diplomas.. .Shortest gradu- ation, over at 8:45... High school days came to an end. VALEDICTORIAN: Teresa Dopp... SALUTA TORIAN: Craig Peterson.. .AMERICAN LEGION AWARD: Linda Edwards.. .AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR: Teresa Dopp, Craig Peterson... AMERICANISM MEDAL: Brian Asleson... BE 1 TY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW: Teresa Dopp... BOYS STATE: Kevin Olson .. .CITIZENSHIP MEDAL: Mary Schaus... GIRLS STATE: Lori Larson... HARDEE FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM: Gary Koch... HILEIVE COLE VFW SCHOLARSHIP: Linda Edwards... MOCK UNITED NATIONS: Douglas Olmanson, Brian Asleson, Craig Peterson, Keith Adolphson. .. ST. PETER COMMUNITY AUXILIARY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP: Mary Schaus.. .SIGNE CHILLSTROM SCHOLARSHIP FUND: Susan Beyer.. .STUDENT OF THE YEAR: Linda Edwards. ATHLETICS: ALL-CONFERENCE--BASKETBALL: Richard Ryan. .. ALL-CONFERENCE --FOOTBALL: David Mollert, Vincent Theiman.. .AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING ATHLETIC AWARD: Richard Ryan... LETTERMEN'S CLUB ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Richard Ryan... MICHAEL KENNEDY MEMORIAL AWARD: Patrick Kienlen... MOST PINS --WRESTLING: David Hoehn... MOST TAKE DOWNS --WRESTLING: David Hoehn... MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER: David Mollert... WCCO PREP BASKETBALL TEAM OF THE WEEK: Richard Ryan. FORENSICS: AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING BOY SPEAKER: Craig Peterson... AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING GIRL SPEAKER: Candie Davis... DEGREE OF DISTINCTION: NFL AWARD: Linda Edwards, Craig Peterson, Maria Erling... DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE” NFL AWARD: Mary Baumgartner.. .SPEAKER OF THE YEAR: Linda Edwards. KNUJ SPEECH FOR SCHOLARSHIP: Linda Edwards, Therese Kowal, David Muellerleile, Craig Peterson. JOURNALISM: AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING ORIGINAL WRITING: Susan Beyer... COLUMNIST AWARD: Susan Bever... CREATIVE WRITING AWARD: Joseph Straka... EDITORIAL WRITING AWARD: Teresa Dopp.. . JOURNALISM AWARD: James Mickelson, Mary Kendall, Geri Baker.. .JOURNALISM MAKE-UP AWARD: Joada Evenson.. .QUILL AND SCROLL AWARD OF HONOR: Joada Evenson. MUSIC: AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING INSTRUMENTAL AWARD: Timothy Owen .. .AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING VOCAL AWARD: Paul Knautz.. .ARION AWARD FOR CHOIR: Linda Edwards... ARION AWARD FOR BAND: Dawn Hoi teen... REGIONAL- STATE STAR RATINGS: Jeff Dimmel, Scott Duffas... Lamb of God The Nuns ... Linda Edwards, Mary Baumgartner (duet). JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD: Keith Adolphson. HONOR STUDENTS: Keith Adolphson, Brian Asleson, Geri Baker, Susan Beyer, Sheilah Burg, Kerry Carter, Colleen Connor, Kristin Cope, Candie Davis, Linda Edwards, Joada Evenson, Teresa Frey, Pamela Garver, Belinda Gunderson, Gail Hadac, Gayle Hanson, Susan Hayer, Duane Heier, Wanda Hill, Melain Johnson, Bonnie King, Paul Knautz, Mary Lambert, Therese Kowal, James Mickelson, Gary A. Miller, Mark Miller, Sharon Mork, Paul Mueller, Douglas Olmanson, Lorri Overn, Diane Peterson, Marlene Regenscheid, Mary Schaus, Vicki Skramstad, Tim Strand, Ronda Tungsvik, Arline Underwood, Connie Voigt, Carol Witty. We of the Annual Staff would like to say Thank You to the following businesses for con- tributions to help finance our 1973 PETE RIAN. A G W Drive In Ada's Beauty Shop ADC Products Aluma Craft Barr Construction Company Ben Franklin Benthin's Viking Jr. Motel Bonnie's Apparel Braun's Bunde's Specialty Shop Burch's Shoes CCS Supplies Cemensky Bottle Shop Dahleen, R. C. , Dentist Debie, J. M. Dentist Dobbs, William E., Doctor Don's Ace Hardware Appliances Embassy Bar Erickson Oil Products Ernie's Motor Service Esther's Friendly Cafe Farm Bureau Faust Drugs First National Bank Fischer's Gulf Flame Bar Foss Studio Gannon's Restaurant Gault, MacKenzie, Gustafson G Litynski Gould Barber Shop Grinden's Variety Store Haedt, G. R., Chiropractor Handle Bar Hanson, RolfM., Insurance Hawkins Jewelers Horn-Aid Furniture Janel Style House Jenny's Beauty Shop John's Bakery Johnson's Uniform Company The Jug—Junction 99 G 169 Karen's Beauty Shop KRBI Radio Station Lampert Lumber Company Larson. Richard E., Dentist Larson's Industries Lorhammer Studio Mark-Ed Power and Marine MarkG Jerry's Men's Store Mary Lou's Yarn G Needlecraft Mayo Barber Shop Mayor Soft Water Service Midwest Breeders Co-op. Minnesota Natural Gas Company Mork, Ole, Plumbing and Heating Motor Inn Chevrolet Company National Food Stores, Inc. Nelson Printing Company Nicollet County Bank Nicollet Hotel Nutter Clothing Company Nu-Way Cleaners and Shirt Laundry Odell Pharmacy Olson G MacKenzie. Accountants Pappy's Bar of Mankato Pantry Fruit and Grocery Paul's Plumbing and Appliance Pell-Gulden Real Estate Pell's Insurance and Real Estate Pizza Villa Randolph Buick and Body Shop Ray's Cleaners Red and White Reids Hardware Hank Ritt Electric Center, Inc. Russell's Radio St. Peter Body Shop St. Peter Clinic, Ltd. St. Peter Creamery, Inc. St. Peter Greenhouse St. Peter Herald St. Peter Motor Parts, Inc. St. Peter Savings G Loan, Inc. St. Peter Texaco Sandelin, Helge Sandy's of St. Peter Schmitz, Robert A., Attorney Seitzer Implement Company Shadow's Gulf Sheehan, J. G., Optometrist Sioux Trail Lanes Skogmo's Department Store South Side DX The Southtown Grocery Spiess and Coulter Stage Theater Stensby Cleaners Stone G Anthony, Attorneys Strathem, Carlton S., M.D. Sunnyside Florist Swedberg Drugs Swedish Kontur Imports Swenson, Leighton, Agency Thompson, A. H. , M.D. Valley Appliance Valley Liquors Veith's Bakery Volk Electric Wettergren Dairy, Inc. Weydert Real Estate 132 INDEX AANONSEN, CARL 81 Adolphson, Keith (12) 4, 32, 33, 36, 41.53.61.115 Aho, Andrea (12) 115 Anderson, Bruce (10) 53,100 Anderson, Donna 75 ANDERSON, CAYLE 79 Anderson, Kathleen (11) 95, 113 Anderson, Kristine (11) 70,111 Anderson, Laurie (10) 24,29,68, 69.103 ANDERSON, NORMA 39,87 Anderson, Pauline (11) 29,41,97, 111 Anderson, Randall (11) 55,64,70, 113 Anderson, Ronald (11) Anderson, Scott (7) 66 Annexstad, Michael (10) 38,53, 100 Asleson, Brian (12) 11,16,30,31, 32, 33, 36, 37, 53, 55,62,97,115, 129 Attenberger, lone (11) 112 Attenberger, Richard (12) 115 Babcock, Mark (9) 32,58,59 Babcock, William (10) 24,49,58, 59.103 Baker, Ceri(12) 16,17,29,34,35, 36.37.44.46.91.115 Baker, Pamela (11) 109 Baker, Paschal (10) 103,106 Bardon, Kathleen (11) 29,113 Barklow, John (11) Barnes, Jay (10) 105 Bartlett, Diane (10) 40,93, 100 Bartlett, Linda (11) 43,112. Baumgartner, Mary (10) 10,19,35, 42.105.128 Beach, Virginia (10) 39,40, 106 Beatty, Patrice (10) 19,29,34,35, 43.97.102.105.107.128 Benson, Todd (10) 35, 57,105 Berg, Kimberly (10) 101 BERCERON, ALICE 74 Beyer, Susan (12) 4,6,9,11,16, 29.36.37.44.91.115 Biehn, Joseph (11) 113 Biehn, Timothy )12) 58, 115 Bindncr, Constance (10) 35,101 BIERAUCEL, ROBERT 93 Bittner, James (9) 66 BJERKE, MARY 35,79 Bjorklund, Dale (10) 40, 83, 98 Blume, Kathy (10) 104 Bode, Brent (12) 4, 14, 58,115 Bode, Brett (9) 71,86 Bode, Bryce (10) 24,58,87, 102 Bohlen, Roxy (11) 10, 29, 35,42, 46,86,99,109 Bolstad, Kristi (11) 36,43, 111,113 Bolton, Cynthia (10) BOLLUM, JAMES 76 Bolton, Charles (8) 41 Bonderson, Diane (11) 113 Bo-nema, Rick (11) 109 BOOREN, DENNIS 53,83 Borchert, Craig (10) 107 Braam, Mark (12) 30 Brandt, Kevin (10) Braun, Debra (11) 99, 110 BRAUNGER, FRANCIS 62 Brazil, Dauro (12) 83, 115 BRESSLER, BARBARA 93 Brinker, Joel (10) 43, 93,105, 128 Brown, Allen (11) Browning, Nadine (9) 41 Browning, Rick (11) 38, 53, 55, 78, 113 Bruley, Darcy (10) 10,19,29,39, 97,100 Bruns, Cynthia (12) 26,116 Bruns, Steven (11) 112 Buley, Mary (11) 29,43,45,93, 111,128 Buley, Michael (10) 66,102 Buley, Patrick (8) 66 Bull, Deloris (10) 26,39,82 BURDICK, SALLY 16,17,44,94 Burg, Debra (11) 27,113 Burg, James (12) 38,116 Burg, Roxanne (10) 48,60,101 Burg, Shcilah(12) Burg, Terrance (10) 57,105 BURKE, BETTY 83 Burk, Brent (9) 66 Burk, Lisa lei (10) 105 Burke, Elizabeth (10) 29,39,60, 100 Burk, Nicholas (9) 66 Bussman, Douglas (11) 38,110 Cahill, Colleen (11) 113 CALDWELL, HOWARD 83 Carlson, Gregory (9) 40 Carter, Kerry )12) 2,32,33,36,46, 50.51.62.116 Choranard, Charles (9) 38 Cody, Stephen (10) 107 COLVIN, RAYMOND 76 Conlon, James (11) 98 Conlon, Teresa (10) 39,107 Conlon, Thomas (9) 32, 56, 58, 86, 71 Connor, Biran(9)41 Connor, Colleen )12) 2,16,17,36, 37,46,48,68,69, 96,116 Connor, John (11) 42, 53, 55,95,97, 98,110 Connor, Roberta 111) 28, 29,42,48, 71,111,128 Connor, Theresa (10) 29,39,107 Conroy, Kathleen (12) 116 Cope, Jay (8) 66 Cope, Kristin (12) 6,16, 29, 36, 37, 41,43,46,90,93, 116,128 CORNELL, LEE 79 Cramer, Willa (11) 20,22,29,98, 111 Crawford, Gerald (10) 41,100 Crawford, Katherine (11) 20,21, 40,42,83,93,98, 112, 128 Crossley, Patrick (9) 41 Crowe, Marcia (12) 3, 16, 25, 29, 44.90.95.116 Custer, Camille (11) 30,47,111 Danner, Frederic (10) Davis, Bonnie (10) 40,42,93,105 Davis, Candie (12) 13,16,34,46, 116,130 Davis, Cynthia (11) 95, 111 Davis, Dana (9) 62 Dawley, Craig (11) 20,21,43,93, 96, 111,128 Decko, Deanna (10) 103 Decko, Joann (11) 109 Dent, John (10) Dent, Sherry (12) 117, 124 Derner, Dale (10) 107 Demcr, Deanne (11) 95, 110 Derner, Philip )12) 114,117 Determan, Dale (12) 117 DIERKS, DARYL 33,83 Dimmel, Jeffrey (10) 19,35,41, 42.93.96, 105, 128 Dimmel, Terri )12) 12,13,15,22, 23,117 Dobbs, James (9) 40,62 Dobie, Mary Ann (10) 29,31,39, 107 DOCKTER, VERNON 82,83 Dopp, Teresa (12) 11,16,22,25, 29,32,33,36,37,44,91,117, 131 DOWLING, C.W. 38,87 Dressel, Kathleen (12) 117 Dressel, Paul (12) Duffus, Ronda (9) 41 Duffus, Scott (10) 19,33,35,41, 42.43.93.96, 104, 128 Dummer, Gwen (11) 110 Dunham, Dann (12' 117 Duoos, Richard (11 111 Eckert, Carla (10) 102 Eckert, Craig 12) 32,58, 117 Edwards, Brian (10) 57,62,63, 76, 80,102 Edwards, Linda (12) 9,16,18,34, 35, 36,37,45,46, 117, 128, 131 E1DSNESS, LYLE 12,53,62 Endrica, Eliana (12) 47,117 ENGEL, ELDRED 84,116 Engesser, Amber (9) 40 ERICKSON, ANN 76 ERICKSON, CHARLES 81 Erickson, Ravinia (11) 29, 111 Erling, Birgitta (10) 31,34 , 35,41, 42,105,107 Erling, Maria (11) 35, 36,43,46, 128 Esser, Deborah (12) 117 Evenson, Gregory (11) 32,53,64, 65 Evenson, Joada (12) 16,29,36,37, 44,82,90,117 Everett, Catherine (11) 25,34,82, 112 EVERETT, MARY 93 EWALT, DEBBIE 77 Fahning, Debra (12) 78, 117 Filler, Darla (11)42,93,110 FISCHER, W1LLMAR 75 Flynn, Lois (10) 102 Forslund, Lynne (11) 110 FOSBURCH, DONALD 35,94 Foss, Loretta (10) 29, 104 Foss, Sherryl (12) 6,39,118,128 FRED LUND, FRANK 88 Frey, Deborah (12) 78,118,128 Frey, Rac (10) 102 Frey, Teresa (12)44,118 Fuller, Cynthia (10) 34, 35, 102,105 Fuller, Dann (12) 46,62,118 Fuller, Karen (9)41 Fuller, Kenneth (10) 38,100,104 Fuller, Ronald (11) 38,39,56,78, 110 Fultz, Scott (10)40,97,101 Gardner, Charles (10) 49,107 Gardner, Helen (11) Gardner, Jeffrey )10) 106 Carver, Pamela (12) 5.90,118 Gatzke, John (10) Gault, Rebecca (9) 40 Cehrke, Carry (11) 32,53,62,63, 65,80,110 Gehrke, Larry (11) 32, 53, 80,112 Genelin, Michelle (11) 111, 113 Gerkc, Steven (10) 24,40,54,55, 102 Germscheid, Brian (10) 102 Germscheid, Kevin (12) 118 Gibbs, David (11) 113 Gifferson, Ro-ert(ll) Cilsrud, Carl (11) 38,55 Glaeskc, Terry (11) 46, 53,85, 98, 111 Glass, Tracy (9) 41 GOCKEL, EUGENE 76 Gosselin, Mark (10) 40,83,96, 101 Gotchell, Arthur (11) 21,41,78, 111 Granlund, Gregory (10) 41,101 Gray, Steven (11) 34,35,46 Greenig, Bruce (11) Greenig, Dean (9) 38 Guimond, Denise (11) 29,113 Guimond, Gregory (10) 24,53,62, 102 Gulden, Mark (11) 10,46,56,113 Gunderson, Belinda (12) 29,30,36, 44,118 Gunderson, Brian (11) 109 Gunderson, Lowell (12) 16, 39,118 Gunderson, Steven (11) 116 Haack, Jeffrey (9) 38 Hadac, Gail )12) 16,29,37, 118 Hagen, Randy (11) 30, 33,47,87, 113 Hager, Michelle (11) 109 Hager, Vickie (10) 101 Hahn, Daniel (11) 113 Halbert, Raymond (10) 57,62,87, 102 Halverson, Dean (12) 118 Hammer, Michael (9) 66 Hammond, Debra (12) 39,78, 114, 118 Hammond, Linda (10) 39,100,104 Hanson, Gayle (12) 28,29,48, 118 Hanson, Neil (10) 87 Hanson, Julie (11) 108 Hanson, Mary (12) 95, 118 Hanson, Patricia (10) 61, 101 Hanson, Richard (12) 118 Hanson, Sheila (12) 118 Hare, Tobin (10) 103 HVRVEY, WILLIAMS 79 HAUKOOS, PAUL 81 133 Hayer, Susan (12) 16,37,85, 119 Headlcc, Dcloris (11) 78,108 Hcicr, Duane (12) 6, 16, 22, 25, 32, 33,36,37,46, 52,53, 55,64,65, 119 Heier, Gerald (10) 47, 102 Heicr, JoAnn (11) 29, 111 Heilman, Levka 75 Heilman, Mark (11) 113 Heilman, Neil (12) 32, 53,62, 119 Heilman, Wayne (12) 38,119,127 Jemges, Karl (8) 56 Herberg, Mark (11) Herberg, Paul (9) 38 Herberg, Stcvcn(12) 32,53, 56, 119 Herberg, William (9) 38 Hcrgcrt, Mary (10) 29, 107 Hcrmel, Bradley (10) 53,60,61 HIBBARD, BEVERLY 87 Hill, Susan (10) 78,100 Hill, Wanda (12)6,13,15,27,29, 46,68,69,96, 119 Hilding, Mark (8) 66 Hilleshcim, Mitchell (10) 53,98, 103 Hoehn, Cynthia (12) 115, 119 Hoehn, David (10) 58 Hoehn, Gregory (11) Hofferbert, Cheryl (11) 29,112 Hoffman, Melanie 74 Hohcnstein, Kenneth (10) 38, 104 Holcomb, Keith (12) Holteen, Dawn (12) 29,40,45,47, 92,119 Holteen, LaVonnc (10) 40, 78,100 HOLZ, EUNICE 74 Hoogenboom, Dirk (10) 33,41,66, 101 HORCAN, JERALD 81 Hmby, Gail (12 ) 3, 25, 30, 84,90, 119 Hruby, Mark (9) 40 HUGHES, ROBERT 75 Hughes, Timothy (10) 57, 101 Jaeger, Jeffrey (11) 109 Jacobson, Gar) (12) 119 Jacobson, Pamela (10) 101, 107 Jacobson, Paul (10) Jansen, Richard (11) Jansen, Rosanne (9) 35 Jansen, Theresa (10) 39,100 Jaster, Margaret (10) 105 Jenke, Nancy (10) 100 Jensen, Jody (10) 101 Jensen, Teresa (10) 100 Johanson, Eric (12) 80,120 Johns, Loran (11) 128 JOHNSON, BRENDA 88 Johnson, Carmclla (9) 41 Johnson, Colette (10) 106 Johnson, David (12) 120 Johnson, David W. (11) 108 Johnson, Donald (10) Johnson, Debra (11) 108 Johnson, Diane (12) 38,39,86,97, 114,120 JOHNSON, KENNETH 83 JOHNSON, LORRAINE 84 Johnson, Madeline (10) 42, 105 Johnson, Mark (11) 113 Johnson, Melain (12) 16,25,29,35, 38,44,46,47,95, 120 Johnson, Randall (10) 57, 101 Johnson, Robert C. (10) 38, 106 Johnson, Ronald (11) 53, 110 Johnson, Sandra (9) 38 Johnson, Terri (12) 97,120 Jonason, Dale (10) 40, 104 Jonason, Diana (12) 38,80,120 Jonason, Steven (11) 38,42,43,110, 128 Jones, Karen (10) 29,42,43,93, 10S,128 Kastens, Gene (10) 53,101 Kastens, Lou Ann (12) 2,39, 115, 120 KAUTT, WILLIAM 81 Kaveney, Barbara (10) 102 Kaveney, Pat(9) 38 KAYSER, FRANCIS 75,136 Keller, James (10) 57.62.103 Keller, Linda (12) 155,120 Keltgen, Edward (12) Keltgen, Richard (10) Kendall, Mary (11) 12,13,15,20, 21,34,35,36,37,43,95, 109,128 Kennedy, Bridget (11) 109 Kennedy, Tim (9) 58 Kienlen, Deborah (10) 103, 105 Kienlen, Joseph (10) 106 Kienlen, Patrick (12) 32, 56, 58, 120 Kienlen, Thomas (10) 87, 107 Kind, Steven (10) 19,35,40,105 King, Bonnie (12) 120 King, Kevin ,(11) Klaseus, Duane (11) 38,113 Kleinert, Jeffrey (9) 66 Kleinert, Thomas (11) 32,66,113 Klcist, Owen (10) 24, 55,1010 Knautz, Paul (12) 16, 17,18,36,37, 41,42,46,49,51,91,93,96, 120, 128 Knopf, D'Ann (11) 41, 113 Koch, Cheryl (10) 101 Koch, Cary, (12) 38,120 Kowal, Jody (10) 29, 39, 93,100 Kowal, Therese (12) 25,29,39,97, 120 KROHNBERC, GENE 55,84 KURSETH, CLIFFORD 33,83 Lambert, Mary Ann (12) 16, 28, 29, 34 , 35,37,45,46, 120, 128 Lammers, Bruce (9) 41,66 LAABS, SUSAN 93 Lager, Richard (9) 57 Lammers, Bruce (9) 66 Lamoreux, Richard (11) 108 Lanars, Kevin (10) Lanars, Vicki (12) 120 LANCE, ELSIE 76 Langer, Patricia (12) 18,94,121 Langmo, Larry (10) Langmo, Linda (11) 109 Larson, Jane (11) 110 Larson, Lori (11) 8, 20, 21, 29, 35, 36,46,82,112 Lemert, Chris (10) 103 Lcmert, Kathryn (10) 39 Leonard, Jeffrey (10) Leonard, Steven (10) 61 Lcsner, Mary (10) 81,101 Lieskc, Barbara (11) 27, 29, 111 Lieske, Susan (10) 29, 85, 107 I.ightbum, Diane (9) 35,40 Lightbum, Kimberly (11) 20, 21,29, 40, 111 Lindquist, Ellen (9) 35,41 Lindquist, Michael (11) 38, 109 Long, Robert (8) 66 Loomis, Tamara (10) 29,39,92, 97,104 Lorentz, Leroy (10) 104 Lorentz, Naomi (11) 29,41, 113 LOSCHEIDER, JAMES 87 LUEDKE, LARRY 74 Luker, Barbara (10) 29,42,43,92, 100 Luker, David (10) S3, 106 Lurth, Andrew (11) 11,20,21,35, 38,94,108 Lurth, Bruce (11) 11 Lurth, Janice (12) 25, 121 Lurth, Renee (10) 19,29,46,104 LUST, RAYMOND 76 LUTZ, VERA 75 Lynch, Linda (10) 104 Maas, Douglas (9) 40 MAAS, EVELYN 75 Maas, Steven (11) 10,18,43,46,93, 128 Maas, Tamarra (10) 27,29,39,48, 60,102 MacKenzie, Charles (10) 53,62, 106 Martinson, David (10) 24,56,66, 102 Mathwig, Nancy (11) Mayo, David (11) 95,98 MCDONALD, KENNETH 90,129 MCPHERSON, JAMES 83 Menk, Kevin (12) 32,49,53,121 Menk, Randy (11) Menk, Robert (11) 20, 26,45,113 Mcsscrli, Robert (11) 53,54 , 55, 64,110 Meyer, Colleen (12) 6,13,15, 29, 68,69,76,80,121 Meyer, Cynthia (10) 24,29,46, 103 Meyer, David (12) 121 Meyer, Jeanne (10) 29,103,104 Michael, Barbara (10) 104 Michael, Mark (11) Mickelson, James (12) 2,3,5,26, 32, 36,37,44,53,55, 80, 121 MICKELSON, ROSEMARY 79 Miller, Connie (11) 99, 110 Miller, Cary A. (12) 33,122 Miller, Cary L. (12) 122 MILLER, JEFFREY 55,57,83 Miller, Joseph (10) 107 Miller, Kathy (9) 40 Miller, Mark (12) 3,16,39,122 Miller, Theresa (11) 111 Mines, David (12) 16,26,58,122 Mines, Steven (9) 56,62 Moeller, Garth (12) 122 Moeller, Grant (10) Moler, Ricky (10) 105 Molcr, Susan (12) 122 Mollert, David (12) 33,54, 55, 122 Mollert, Mary (11) 27,99,109, 111 Monahan, Dennis (10) 104 Monke, Cynthia (9) 41 Monson, Scott (10) 19,43,93,96, 128 Montgomery, Raymond (11) Morin, Joseph (11) 113 Mork, Karen (11) 113 Mork, Sharon (12) 25,38,41,122 Mosher, Laurie (11) 110 Mosher, Susan (9) 40 Morrison, David (10) 105 MUDRINICH, URSULA 93 Mueller, Lois (10) 29,42,43,60, 100,128 Mueller, Paul (12) 16,42,43,55, 122,128 MYHRA, ROBERT 75 MYHRA, SUSAN 76 Mucllerleile, David (12) 26,37,45, 46, 58,59,98, 122 Nauman, Jill (11) 68,69, 93,96, Neils, Lori (10) 29,105 Neiman, David (11) 20, 32,112 NELSON, HOWARD 81 NELSON, ROGER 83 Nesheim, Debra (10) 24,29,30, 68,69,103 NESHEIM, DONALD 32,53,64,81 Nesheim, Gergory (11) 30,32, 53, 64, 113 Nesheim, Mitchell 41 Nielson, Lynettc (9) 41 Niemeier, Paulette (12) 122,127 Nimps, Arnold (11) 108 Nimps, Greg (10) Odegaard, Douglas (9) 66 OLANDER, EDGAR 74 Olmanson, Brenda (11) 8,29,42, 60,113,128 Olmanson, Douglas (12) 61,32, 33, 36,37,40,46,49, 53,61,62,122 Olsen, Wendy (12) 92,123 Olson, Brenda (10) 78, 100 Olson, Cheri (9) 38 Olson, Joel (11) 30,95,98, 111 Olson, Kevin (11) 31,32,45,55, 66,113 Olson, Kim (11)8 Olson, Leesa (11) 12, 13, 15, 111 OLSON, MARIAN 24,84,98 Olson, Mark (10) 107 Osborne, Ceri (12) 6,16, 29, 30, 42,44,45,46, 123, 128 Osborne, Sharon (10) 29,102 Ovem, Lorri (12) 16,29,36,37,44, 123 Owen, Anne (11) 93,109 Owen, Timothy (12) 41,55,64, 123 Pehrson, Catherine (12) 2,38,40, 123 Pehrson, Hermine (12) 29,40,123 PERDAEMS, ROBERT 93,128 Peters, Deborah (10) 26, 39,106 Peters, Rebecca (12) 39,123 134 Peters, Jeffrey (10) 105 PETERSON, CARL 75 Peterson, Craig (12) 26, 33, 34, 36, 37,41,42,43, 123, 131 Peterson, Diane (12) 29,37,41, 123 PETERSON, MONTE 81 Peterson, Thad (11) 36,110 PETTIS, AVERY 75 Pettis, Gwen (11) 99, 109 Pettis, Kathleen (10) 78,103 PETTIT MARILYN 83 Pflaum, Karen (10) 19,29,35,40, 41.42.101.128 Pflaum, Sharon (12) 7,27,29,40, 48.60.71.123 Phillips, Shannon (11) 20,21,37, 47.71.93.109.112.128 Pierson, Gregory (10) 105 P1TMON, MARJ 74 Pitmon, Polly (10) 24, 103 Potz, Elizabeth (12) 123 Potz, Toni (10) 103 Powers, Mary (10) 29,46, 103 Pmst, John (10) 107 Prust, Paul (12) 123 Rapp, Robert (11) 111 Rausch, Mark (9) 56,86 Rausch, Patrick (12) 58, 123 Rausch, Renee (11) 110 Regcnscheid, Gordon (11) 53,55, 64,80,110 Regcnscheid, Marlene (12) 5,13, 16.36.37.46.90.91.123 Rehome, Joseph (10) 106 Rehome, Thomas (12) 32, 51,62, 63.116.124 Rcinekc, Janette (11) 110 Rcinekc, Julie (10) 24,29,103 Roach, Mary (10) 27,29, 39,102 Roberts, Gregory (9) 62 ROEMHILDT, EUGENE 76 Roggow, Brian (12) 11, 32, 54, 55, 64.65.91.124 Rosenow, Dean (12) 40,124 Rosenow, Elizabeth (9) 41 Ross, Lee (10) 29,39,106 Ross, Lynn (12) 124 RUNDELL, EDWIN 58,83 Rustman, Barbara (11) 111 Rustman, Richard (10) 42,93,100, 128 Rustman, Susan (10) 39,96,97, 100 RUTZ, RALPH 87 Ruzsa, Margit (11) Ryan, Jeaninc (10) 103 Ryan, Richard (12) 32,49,52,53, 54.55.64.124 Salden, Wanda (12) 44,115,126 SANDERSON, JOY 77 Sauer, Deborah (10) 102 Sauer, Richard (11) 32, 53, 109 SAUER, S.J. 9,76 Sawyrc, Debra (9) 40 Schabcrt, Michael (12) 124 SCHAIBLE, ARTHUR 58,93 Schaus, Gerald (10) 57, 101 Schaus, Mary (12 ) 26, 29, 34,35, 36,37,42,68,69,83,96, 124,128 Schmid, Roberta (11) 22,29,46, 71,93,109 Schmit, Joreen (12) 124 Schmitz, David (9) 66 Schmitz, Lori (11) 29,68,69,95 113 Schneider, Jannicc (11) 112 Schneider, Steven (9) 38 Schoeb, Gregory (11) Schoeb, Jacqueline (9) 35 Scholl, Karen (10) 102 Scholl, Michael (11) 12,35,42, 43,46,93,112,128 SCHONS, JOAN 87 Schroedcr, Richard (8) 50 Schrocdcr, Sheree (10) 103 Schulz, David (12) 124 Schulze, Michael (11) 32,50,51, 112 Schwam, Carl (12) 32,53,66,80, 124 Schwichtcnberg, Kay (11) 108 Seely, Laura (10) 106 SEGAR, THOMAS 77 Scitzer, Brian (12) 38,124 Scitzer, Dale (11) 20,35,42,93, 96.110.128 Seitzer, Merlin (10) 38,105 Scitzer, William (12) 5, 38,87, 125 Seleen, Ronald (10) Skoog, Amy (10) 27,29,42,93, 106, 128 SKRAMSTAD, BURTON 75 Skramstad, Gail (11) 112 Skramstad, Vicki (12) 3,16,16, 29,37,90, 125 Skramstad, Vickie (11) 20,42,47, 93.96.128 Slarks, Randy (9) 66 SMART, ROLLAND 20,37,79 Smith, Evan (10) 105 Smith, Timothy (10) 102 Smith, Truman (11) 109 Sorensen, Sally (10) 35,46, 101, 103 Souers, Richard (10) 56, 57, 106 Spiess, Michael (11) 64, 109 Sprague, John (12) 125 Stark, Kimberly (10) 103 Stark, Terry (12) 23, 125 Steele, John (9) 41,62 Steele, Mark (12) 32,61,64, 125 Stensby, Monica (12) 125 Stoffel, Robert, (10) 107 Stoffregen, Gerald (12) 125 Stoffrcgen, Jan (10) 107 Stolee, Chris (If 1) 110 Straka, Joseph (11) 20, 32, 53,66, 95 Straka, Thomas (9) 38 Strand, Timothy (12) 11,16,32, 33.36.37.53.125 Stueven, Karen (10) 106 Stueven, Katherine (11) 107 Stueven, Mary Ann (12) 125 Sturm, Gerald (10) Sumption, Karen (12) 16,25,39, 90.125 Swan, Nanette (11) 109 SWARTWOOD. LESTER 74 Swartwood, Sara (11) 31,40, 112 Swenson, Cynthia (10) 29,35,39, 40,104 SWENSON, H1LDUR 93 Swenson, LuAnn (11) 41,68,69, 110 SYLVESTER, JOHN 79 Taber, Richardo(ll) Tate, Katherine (11) 40,112 Terpstra, Marilyn (12) 15,29,44, 78.125 Tesch, Marcia (10) 101 Thcis, Kathleen (11) 99,109 Thcis, William (12) 125 THEURER, ROBERT 79 Thieman, Vincent (11) 32,53,98, 112 THOMAS, LAW'RENCE 75 Thomas, Rhonda (12) 39,125 THOMPSON, BERN 75 Thompson, Jane (10) 29, 101 Thompson, Jared (12) 125 Thompson, Jeffrey (10) 103 Thom, Denise (11) 94, 109 THORN, LORRAINE 76 Thun, Jane (12) 4,29,68,69,125 Tollefson, Darwin (12) 4,9,16,18, 37,44,45, 56, 58,70, 95, 126 Tolzmann, Jeanne (10) 78,101 Torres, Victor 47, 90,126 TREMBLEY, DONALD 40,93 Trcmbley, Nancy (9) 40,128 Trimbo, JoAnn (11) 29,95,110, 111 Trimbo, William (10) 78,105 Tungsvik, Loma (10) 29,101 Tungsvik, Robert (10) 38,104 Tungsvik, Ronda (12) 40,45,95, 116,126 TUPPER, DELVIN 87 TURRITTIN, C. 75 TURRITT1N, MURIEL 26,76 Underwood, Arline (12) 6, 29,126 Underwood, Jeanne (10) 60,68,69, 102 Vaughn, Debra (12) 115,126 Veith, Charles (10) 105 Vetter, Deborah (10) 24, 29,46,69, 104 Vetter, Karen (11) 109 Vetter, Paul (11) 32, 36,62,63, 113 Vogel, Deborah (10) 93,106 Vogel, Neal (10) 104 Vogel, Steven (10) 38,78,106 Vogt, Kathleen (11) 110 Voigt, Connie (12 ) 36,41,45,95, 116.126 Volk, Peggy (11) 86,111 Von Essen, Bradley (12) 5,32,52, 53, 55,64,126 Von Essen, Vickie (10) 102 WALTMAN, REUBEN 28,81,117 Walter, Susan (11) 111,113 Warrant, Peter (11) 109 Weber, Ann (12) 4, 16, 30,122, 126,128 Weber, Kathleen (11) 30,78,109 Weber, Mary (12) 115, 126 Weber, Richard (11) 32,112 Webster, Gregg (9) 38,40,45, Weinzierl, Philip (10) 105 Weisgerber, Ann (10) 100 Wcisgerbcr, Mary (11) 84, 109 Weldon, Deborah (10) 39,106 Wellman, Susan (10) 40,106 Wenner, Christine (12) 26,29,30, 85,126, 127 Wenner, Constance (11) 29,110 Wenner, Keith (11) 38,58, 110 Wenner, Natalie (10) 29,46,105 Wenner, Steven (9) 38,39 Wenner, Teresa (10) 29,106 Westphal, Gary (9) 38 Wettergren, Jan (11) 113 Weydert, Dianne (11) 113 White, James (12) 80,126 Wiebusch, John (9) 41 Wicbusch, Sandra (11) 40,108 WILHARBER, PARTIC1A 88 Wilking, Debra (11) 108 Willaert, Kathryn (12) 4, 26, 39, 126 Willaert, Leona (10) 102 Willaert, Mary (11) 111 Willaert, Sharon (10) Wills, Janet (10) 39,102 Wills, Jean (9) 40 Wills, Pamela (10) 102 Willson, Amy (11) 108 Willson, Michael (10) 53,81,103 Willson, Richard (10) Willson, Terri )12) 126 Wilson, Karla (10) 39,106 Wilson, Wendy (11) 43, 111, 112, 128 Witte, Daniel (11) 32,53,60,61, 110,112 Witty, Carol (12) 29,38,80,85, 126,127 Witty, Debra (10) 27, 39,106 Woelpem, Daniel (11) Wolfe, Mary (11) 108 Wolfe, Donald (12) 38,126 Wood, Charmaine (11) 34,35,41, 43,110, 128 WORRELL, ARDYCE 74 Ylinen, Susan (10) Youngblom, Mark (12) 56, 58,126 Zabel, Lois (10) 103 Zabinski, Vicki (12) 126 Zacharias, Howard (9) 62 Zallek, Julie (10) 34,35,46,103 Zallek, Paul (12) 64,65, 125 Zambino, Paul (11) 36,40,41,83, 109 ZIMMERMAN, JOYCE 76 Ziust, Russell (10) 56, 58 ZWART, TED 87 135 We have worked hard to present the 1972-73 yearbook in a special way... A big thank you goes to those people who have helped us to put this book together... Mrs. f. who with her patience and notes steered us through the rough spots and kept us going... Pam Garver for her meaningful and thoughtful poems.. .The Dedicated Four: Mary Buley, Mary Willaert, Mary Lambert, and Dawn Holteen. . .and to the many who helped us with copy-writing... We hope you enjoy this book... We have tried to make the 1972-73 school year stay alive in your memories with the pictures and words written on these few pages. Connie and Ronda