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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

7. 6 16 76 DEMONSTRATORS BATTLE POLICE — Part of a crowd of 10,000 black high school students clash with po- lice in Soweto. South Africa after the stu- dents protested the mandatory use of the Afrikaans language in the schools. As ri- oting spread, the pupils sang God Bless Africa and waved their fists shouting “Power.” 8. 7 29 76 THE JENNER RUSH — Bruce Jenner of the United States rushes to the finish line to place first in the fourth heat of the 400-meter run of the Olympic de- cathlon competition at the Montreal Olympic Stadium. Later in the year Jen- ner was named Male Athlete of the Year by the Associated Press. 9. 4 25 76 KISSINGER IN KENYA — Secre- tary of State Henry Kissinger and Kenya President Jomo Kenyatta are flanked by costumed dancers who performed at the State House in Nakura in honor of Kis- singer’s visit. During Kissinger s two- week tour of black Africa, both dignitaries affirmed cooperation between their coun- tries. 10. 9 30 76 CHINESE MOURN MAO — Com- manders and fighters of the Chinese Peo- ple's Liberation Army, with boundless profound proletarian feelings, pay last re- spects to the remains of Mao. their most esteemed and beloved leader. 11. 8 4 76 JUNKYARD RIVER — The Big Thompson River looks like a junkyard in this picture taken in Drake. Colo. Three cars in the foreground and a wrecked house on the remains of a bridge over the river are leftover signs of the heavy flood damage inflicted on the tiny town by the weekend flash flocd. 12. 9 1 76 INSPECTION — Kathryn Wildey, left, of Spokane. Wash., and Cheryl Swartz of Saginaw. Mich., stand at atten- tion as they are inspected along with male members of the Cadet Corps. The women are cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. N.Y., and were participat- ing in their first overnight bivouac. 1977 Peterian ST. PETER HIGH SCHOOL ST. PETER, MINNESOTA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: PATTY MILLER MANAGING EDITOR: MARIA LOKENSGARD Table Of Contents Special Memories Competition Knowledge Involvement Getting There Seniors Those Were The Days . . . 1964 and you see a million new faces as you enter a world of crayons and sand- boxes. You would never have made it through that first day if it wasn't for that comer of your blanket that you cut off to bring to school with you. (Thank goodness Mom didn't find out.) It was hard to tell who cried the most that day-you or your mom. . . • Having handled the first day jitters extremely well last year, you decide to be the hot snot on the 2nd grade campus. Here's your chance-you see a girl with long hair in front of you, so you bravely yank her hair. Much to your dismay, you find out it was the teacher who was sitting on the floor, and you, the hot-shot , re- main in class while everyone else is at the playground. . . . The agony of getting a vaccination shot is upon you. You try to convince the nurse that you are the healthiest kid around and that you will never get any disease and all she says is to get back in line. For the first time you experience what is known as a cold sweat. . . . The days of girls chasing and boys running are upon you. Seventh grade also brings the terrible thought of phy. ed. (with showers). By a sheer miracle you make it through the school to find your first room. Only, 5 minutes between classes is so short! . . . By ninth grade the boys have finally stopped running and have slowed down to a walk, but now the girls are a little more picky. . . . Thirteen years have passed and 1977 is now upon us. This is the story of 1977— a story and year that can never be again... 3 4 Our Friend God speaks to us in the gentle rain That splashes and taps on our windowpane; We hear His voice in the comforting sigh Of the wind as it goes murmuring by, In the roar of the sea and the song of birds, We hear the majesty of His words, And when silent nights wear a star-studded crown God talks in a language transcending all sound; But His message of hope and love without end Is most clearly heard in the voice of a friend. — Dean Walley It is difficult to find a person who gives of himself so much to please so many. The flowers that he places around the school, the messages he gives on gradua- tion cards to the seniors, his golden thoughts on blackboards, and his kindnesses are all a part of a special man that we are fortunate to have in our school. We the staff of the 1977 Peterian would like to dedi- cate this poem, this book, and our thanks to Mr. Avery Pettis, the gentle giant of the third floor, our janitor and our friend... s Special Memories Mr. Perdaems and Jerry Crawford's performance with the Pop Group... some of the world's greatest minds coming to speak in a town of 8,300 people... 1st mock convention since 1968.. .having Mr. Elling's dream come true by doing Our Town for the spring play.. .1st all-school play, R.U. R. .. .seeing all the girls drool over the Snow King candidates.. .go- ing to Prom with the person of your dreams (or a close likeness).. .the ultimate victory-winning a state championship! r The Homecoming Court QUEEN: Kris Swenson PRINCESSES: B. Genelin, P. Hoffmann, D. Honetschlager, G. Leagjeld, V. Gustaf- son. JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: T. Braun, S. Meyer CROWN BEARER: T. Connor FLOWER GIRL: A. Miller 1. The football team riding with St. Peter style. 3. As we go marching on... 2. Liberation works both ways. J. Gran- lund became the first male band major in SPHS history. Homecoming 1976 The Winning Week Fastest crowning on record.. .Queen Kris Swen- son. .. Dress-Up Day.. .new style of year-round buttons.. .Jersey Day.. .winning volleyball... Seniors winning float building with— Bluejays are Radar Patrolled .. .Juniors coming in sec- ond. .. pepfest on Thursday night with the vol- leyball players watching when they should have been elsewhere... winning the footbal I game by a score of 40 to 16... an alumni team after- ward. . .dance with a good band—Trelyss.. .the party that never was.. .the last week-long celebration... Sandy Meyer and Teri Braun selected as Junior Attendants.. .the senior class float running into cars.. .having every homecoming being basically the same yet each being unique.. .a great performance by the stage band, pop group, Mr. Perdaems, and Jerry Craw- ford on Tuesday night.. .thanks student body for a great week. 4. You think we look funny? Look at the guys in the upper left-hand corner. 9 'uk Homecoming Is A Time To homecoming- (honVkun ing) n, I. a coming or returning to one's home. 2. in many schools, an annual celebration attended by alumni. As classes from past years return to SPHS for homecoming, vivid memories return about their bonfires, the snake dances that wiggled their way down main street, and the all important football games. Memories also include bobby socks, long pleated skirts, and the many crew cuts which used to plague the school. -� ' Homecoming 1976 was definitely unique—not because of the activities alone, but because of the students. Thinking of the 1976-1977 school year one may recall famous sayins such as seriously now , stick it in your ear , you whooper , you queer , I'm having tumors , spastic , shut your beak , sit on it , you nerd , you fruit , How bad! , you turkey , Oh birds , and no thank you please . Even though these will never make it into Bartlett's book of FAMILAR QUOTATIONS, they serve as a reminder of our unforgettable year. We must not forget the happenings, fads, pranks, and other what-nots which also helped make 1977 great. How many other classes can brag about having a sign-up contest to be Kevin Sorensen's prom date? Not many people can say they have completely shaved their heads—Matt Rheaume can. Then along came Renegade's Defeat, Derner's attempt at a homecoming party, f an arr'val °f swine flue shots! More special features of 1977 % include having two Mrs. Turrittins, the changing of the school paper's name from Peter Patter to The Communicator , and H1 the yearbook's adoption of it's first mascot, Spike. Li_ Reflect, Relive and Remember A multitude of memories, from current fashions to teachers long gone, emerge at home- coming time. In 1977 fashions were, of course, different from any other year. Who can forget painter's pants, boots-n-gauchos, cowl necks, cords, -ugby shirts, and bib over- alls? Historical! highlights from the class of 1977'siIlustrious past include rebuilding our rained out tenth grade float and the sigh of relief we all gave when we just missed co-ed gym classes. Of course we can't forget the ninth grade paper drive in which we won the Most Hard-Working award. And what about watching Miss Shellabarger (as she was called then) when the intercom fell on her? In seventh grade remember all the Junior Scholastics we got every week, and kept on getting in eighth grade, too? We must not forget the teachers who have now left us: Mr. Bieraugel, Mr. Theuer, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Osterkamp, and Mr. Caldwell, to name a few. And don't forget the many substitutes we got rid of in tenth grade English before Mrs. Turrittin came. This is what homecoming is all about; a chance to recreate the times spent in and around school. As we return to SPHS during the homecomings of future years, these mem- ories of 1976-1977 will let us reflect, relive, and remember a year that has been one of a kind. A year that can not and will not be again. 2. CC Runners caught riding 5. Now listen here buddy ... 8. D. Bowles heading for a T.D. 1. Here's Ronny . . . 3. Some of the sights on Jersey Day. 6. Let's get fired up 4. Senior Class Float 7. SPHS Musical Talents 1. The band Trelyss 2. R. Hill blocks as E. Drenttel tackles, 3. Come-On . . . Saints! 4. Jr. Float— Bury the Blue jays; Rest in Pieces 5. Soph. Float— Send the Blue jays South postmarked defeat 6. Mr. E. Rundell NOBEL CONFERENCE “The Nature Of The Physical Universe” 1. A panel discussion 2. Chaplain Elvee at the head table. phor physics phans... Nobel Laureates...six lec- tures. . .panel discussions.. .the slide show on astronomy Physics of the Galaxies .. .smashing Swiss watches.. .filling the entire Christ Chapel top to bottom and the balcony and still having people standing.. .an educational experiece. 5. Quick, somebody call the Polution Control Agency. 1. The nobel medal 2. Even the teachers got Involved. DECISION 76 4. Independents had a party at their convention. 3. President Erllng speaking The Real Thing (Almost) Posters plastered on the walls, on the floors, on the ceiling, on the windows... Carl Johnson and Sandor Rozsa's speeches.. .the kazoo band... invading the other conventions.. .organ- ized confusion... What state are you from ?11... the I nde- pendents passing out bubble gum to double their votes.. .staying up night after night to organize the convention... Mr. Kautt getting a call from Hubert Humphrey's aide...con- vention chairmen: Demo.-Jay Englehart, Rep.- Rep.-Dan Bode, Ind.-Dan Bowles.. .first convention since 1968... it was a fun way to learn... Paul Erling president by a land- slide. . .Julie Schaus became the vice pres- ident__ 5. Involvement played a large part in making the conven- tion successful. 1. P.Larson researches the building of robots. 2. B. Dobbs and J. Englehart think of a way to stop the attack of the robots. FALL PLAY First All-School Play, “R.U.R. Busman's handshake.. . Just you? .. .Gall's sickness two weeks before the performance.. .Quickest romance in play history... God in heaven, God in heaven .. .All the pro- blems with the couch.. .pop cans completely filling the bookcases.. .remember kilo Jay? .. .Gall's breathing... playing choo-choo through the bathroom at the cast party... Thanks! 4. S. Mueller and P. Erling recall the day they met. 3. D. Bode and G. Haack explore the instruments used by humans. 16 1. Is there much love of beauty in Grover's Comers? 3. Emily Webb gets a reassuring hug from George before the wedding. Simon walking around acting drunk.. .Wally's lifesaver during the wedding .. .Todd Thun falling off the roof at the party... Ah Ma, by ten o'colock I gotta know all about Canada! .. .wild cast party at Craig Benson's.. . Here chick-chick. Here chick-chick. ... Where is everybody tonight? .. .Dave Malmquist and Chris Fuller—our great stage crew...old clothes everywhere in dressing rooms... Mr. El ling's last performance.. .setting the record for eating a banana split at 40 seconds.. .goot acting, good director-great play!... 4. George Gibbs gets some advice from his future father-in- law on the big day. 17 ONE-ACT PLAY The Diary Of Adam And Eve Moving other play's set all the time . . . pizza party at Shakey's after the play . . . gong show audience . . . many rehearsals in Room 313 . . . Adam's unique shelter-built to fall down . . . cute animals . . . sitting on top of a shaky ladder for a tree . . . Director- Mrs. Gayle Anderson . . . Thanks to a great stage crew . . . The cast members: Adam ........................Dan Bode Eve ........................Gail Haack Snake ......................Kris Gray Tiger .................Betsy Schultz Lamb ..................Jean Skillings 2. Stars would look nice in my hair. But I don't sup- pose I can get them. 1. Adam and Eve talking over the wonders of creation 3. Have you no heart? Can it be that you're de- signed and manufactured for such ungentle work? 2. A. Mantuefel helps B. Dobbs get comfortbale. 1. Merlin ' La. Jansen, makes some beautiful (?) music. 3. While Jack, Fanny, and Bill Lawson pay a neigh- borly call on the Finches, much to Darlene's dis- tress, so does her nagging mother. CONTEST PLAY “An Evening For Merlin Finch” Three way tie for second and losing out by the judges decision.. . our play was our comment to the school .. .Larry Jansen's fake make-up zits got runny... Some enchan- ted evening you'll meet Frank Finch...Jay Englehart's Cedipus complex.. .stale cheese and soggy crackers.. .pop over every- thing .. . How the stage crew put that set to- gether, I'll never know ...It makes people laugh and cry at the same time... What does a tuba sound like, anyway? .. .choreographed fight scenes between Darlene and her Mother and Frank and Merlin... You'll like my son, everybody does ... 19 1977 Snow Week Court 7. Jeff Baker 8. Ron The is 1. Seniors S. Swenson, P. Hoffmann, and Lo. Jansen burrow through the snow tunnels during snow sculp- turing activities. 3. C. Peterson takes a break from some rigorous sculpturing. SNOW WEEK King Paul Hentges Paul Hentges replaces Greg Hix as Snow King.. .Freshmen win snow sculpturing with the Seniors and Juniors taking second and third places, respectively.. .snow sculptures are made of dirty snow...Seniors build tun- nels through the snow..0Ron Theis and Jeff Baker chosen as Junior pages.. .Mr. Jon Miller was the coronation speaker.. .Mon- day-no school... Senior guys win sled races (even though Kip Lager fell off the sled) .. . Soda played at the dance.. .hot chocolate and brownies during the sculpturing... 2. K. Lager, R. Straka, B. Bresnahan, E. Drenttel, B. VanDorsten, J. Knutson, and D. Bowles are all smiles after winning the big sled race. 4. King Paul looks over the schedule of events for the week of his reign. 21 PROM “Midnight Blue’’ Choice between Midnight Blue and Nights on Broadway .. .the prom locker-Senior couples on the purple and Junior couples on the pink... dance lasted from nine until midnight.. .expen- sive memories in the refrigerator and hanging in the closet.. .ordering the flowers.. .Mr. Jarvis and Colleen Johnson dancing to the music... doing the limbo and jumping rope during one of the bands breaks... AI Capone hats and top hats.. .six prom ushers picked out of a hat instead of twelve prom servers voted for.. .prom colors were blue and white How much sleep did you get? What's sleep? ... 2. W. Nolden, M. Menk, M. Sietsema, and J.C. Cope take a rest from some vigorous dancing. 3. Prom ushers-K. Myhra, J. Wilson, J. Skillings, C. John- son, C. Wenner, and T. Kienlen. 1. B. Gerke and T. Schroepfer take up a pose for the photographer. 4. You make me feel like dancing. 2. D. Hill, R. Theis, Mr. A. Schiable, and S. Mueller cool off in the lobby before returning for another dance. 3. D. Conlon and Ji. Jacobs enjoying a dance together. 4. Ja. Jacobs and D. Bowles toast prom. WINNING STATE “We’re Number One!!!” 11 ■ es As the seconds faded away, the fans knew that the prediction about the St. Peter Saints would become a reality;'they became the Class A State Football Champions when they beat the Mora Mustangs 56-12. November 19, 1976 marked the first time in SPHS' history that a team ever became a state champion. Highlights of the game included watching Ron Straka tear apart the Mora defense for over 200 yards, Dave Malmquist and Ron Hill each having two interceptions, and leading 46-6 at half-time. With this final game, the seniors ended their varsity high school football career with a 23-1 record. The stands were packed, as usual, with enthusiastic (although frostbitten) fans and, as usual, they were not disappointed. The margin of points may have stunned a few, but it was a St. Peter Style victory all the way. To end the season. Head Coach Lyle Eidness was named Minnesota State High School Coach of the year and announced his resignation at St. Peter to coach at Stout University in Meninomie, Wisconsin. As Ed Drenttel's shirt proclaimed, St. Peter Saints — 1976 State Champs ... the dream that became a reality ... WINNING STATE We’re Number One -- Again!!! The headlines read: SAINTS RIP CADETS; ADVANCE TO SEMIS , ROOSEVELT BLASTED OUT OF TOURNEY , SAINTS OUTPLAY EDINA 11-1 . These were the signs that proved once again that the St. Peter Saints are number one as the baseball team literally ran away with the 1977 State High School Baseball Championship Title. Head Coach Tom Burg in his first year coached the Saints to an 11-1 championship victory over Edina East to earn the title at St. Cloud on June 18, 1977. The Saints completely de- molished Edina ending the game after the fifth inning giving up only one run which was on a walk. Ron Hill hit the winning run for the Saints driving Dan Bowles Home. Bob Bresna- han was the winning pitcher for the Saints. The Saints were welcomed back to St. Peter with royalty as the team was paraded through town. A reception was held at the high school with a full house present. The Saints and the rest of the team tipped their hats to the fans for their loyal support throughout the tourneys. The St. Peter Saints are number one — as usual............. POST DEADLINE ACHIEVERS Congratulations to these people who participated in state meets: Ann Buley...Girls Golf Bill Dobbs...Boys Track Paul Erling Larry Jansen Loren Jansen Dave Seely Bob Allen Competition Practices upon practices upon prac- tices.. .having the best football team in our class.. .all of the spirited fans, the band, and the cheerleaders adding their support to the teams... teams going to state.. .having over 50% of the student body involved in spring sports...sharing the gyms... girls coming out of the whirlpool in the boys' locker room to fina the boys showering.. .parents' night...the cross country team running all bundled up during the winter.. .the fantastic St. Peter Booster Club... BOTTOM ROW: M.Keller, D.Malmquist, J.Baker, Mark Rheaume, D.Spiess, S.Anderson, M.Bollum,E.Drenttel, J.Knutson, S.Douglas, D.Pyan, D.Willson, J.Thompson, W.Nolden, C.Hanson. ROW 2: Mgrs. M.Davis, S.Rausch, and P.Amos, La. Jansen, J.Skillings, S.OImanson, B.Wenner, S.Steele, D.Anderson, E.Annexstad, B.Connor, R. Hill, D.Conlon, R.Brooks. ROW 3: Mgr. T. Thun, Asst. Coach G.Evanson, Head Coach L.Eidsness, J.Johnston, P. Buley, R.Chouanard, K.Bense, R. Straka, M.Karlsrud, B. Bresnahan, Dave Bowles, J.Tate, T. Lorentz, D.Hill, R. Theis. ROW 4: Asst. Coach D.Booren and F. Fredlund, T.Mines, P.Hentges, R.Watke, Dan Bowles, Lo. Jansen, Matt Rheaume, K.Menk, J.Cope, K. Lager, T.Mayo, J.Seitzer, B. Lechtenberg, M.Hentges, J.Reineke. 3. R. Straka(32), M.Rheaume(55), J.Tate(76), and J. Cope(73) On goal line defense. FOOTBALL Class A Champs! Beating Mora 56-12 for the cham- pionship. . .Ron Straka and Dan Bowles made All-State.. .10 ounce steaks at the Holiday House...Pete Johnson leading the Way-Ahead Of- fense. . .Ron Theis1 on the bus imita- tions .. .Gatorade Parties... My Three Sons kept the shine on the beak... Stopping the bus for Eric Eidsness.. .Dan Bowles thinks foot- ball is good CLEAN fun...Smear the Queer (Tackle Forty-Niners) after the last game.. .The Dirty Dozen.. .The Sheik got an apartment for his birth- day. .A 12-0 record-Perfection!... 4. K.Bense(82) clearing a path for the ball carrier Lo. Jansen. 30 BOTTOM ROW: M.Wright, P.Swartwood, D.Spurling, D.Shumway, T.Rolstad, R.Gockel ROW 2: B.Mork, C. Fuller, D.Seely, B.Dobbs, D.Pettis, ROW 3: P.Larson,J.Haedt, C.Rosenow, P.Erling, B.Braunger, R.Olson, Coach F. Braun- ger MVP P.Erling leading his pack in State. C.Rosenow, B.Dobbs, a battle all the way 2 St. Peters' Anita Bryant; Mrs. Dobbs. CROSS COUNTRY Is Good In The Long Run Finishing 10th in State with a record of 43 wins, 11 losses (9 losses in State) ... .1 point off a perfect score (15) at Sub-Regions..Edging class A champs Blue Earth in a dual meet, but coming in 2nd to them in conference. .Getting kisses from the Glencoe cheerleaders.. .Key in- juries to Pete Kendall and Randy Olson.. Supper at Dobbs' house after the State meet.. Mr. Braunger, Mr. Braunger there are girls in our locker room!!! ... What do easy miles + cheerleading camp at GAC = ?.. .Harriers running to GAC ___A Harrier quote during practice: Hey! Slow down up there. What do you think this is, a race? ...a Harrier quote during a race: Hey, slow down up there what do you think this is a race. ... Averaging about 8 miles a day... 32 I. Varsity Team: BOT- TOM ROW: Coach P. Wil- harber and Ralph-Malph, ROW 1 M. Gossel in, K. Kind, S.Koble, ROW 2:P. Phillips, C. Sauer, ROW 3:T. Souers, J. Beinhom. ROW 4: G. Ol- son A.IMewland, ROW 5:B.Gen- elin. ROW 6: G.Miller, A. Buley 1 VOLLEYBALL Anticipation S.C.C. champs for second year... Colleen Sauer M.V.P.. .Tam Souers, Colleen Sauer, Polly Phillips-all S X X7T.7-11 pit-stop.. .helicopter . . .polka in the locker room.. .BC (3 ways).. .eating at Tam Souers'... Ralph.. . Nice scarf, Angie. ... turtle-necks... Mister Donut.. Quick, stand in front of me. ... Don't blow bubbles. .. . Let's hit Hardee's. ... Pretty hairy, June. .. .bumpy roads to Wells.. .a sprinkle a day.. .disco chicken.. . Oh, you must be good to be able to drive from the back row! ...new net.. .jap sets.. .special Ralph play.. .our balls: Peabody, Efrum, Iwinkie, Dinkie, Matilda, Herman, Gladys, Duncan, Willy, Wally, Charlie, Spike...team ball- Ralph-Malph. Inew unies and warm- ups .. .fiyin' fish on 8th street... pickles.. .C-squad refs.. .hit the poo' at Hutch.. .tearful last game.. .many happy memories of a great team.. .to Miss Wilharber a sincere thanks for all you've done for us...and now, United We Stand... 2. Down...set...serve? 3. “Turn out, give her room! It's good that everyone trusts S.Koble. 1. C. O'Brien concentrating on her serve. 2. B. Gerke moves up to the net. 3. C. O'Brien keeping her eye on the ball. 6.K. Koble about to ace her oppon- ent. 5. B.Gerke showing off her back hand. 4. Varsity Team: BOTTOM ROW: P. Hoffmann, S. Swen son, C. O'Brien, A. Smith ROW 1: B. Gerke, J. Schaus, K. Koble ROW 2: S. Smith TENNIS A Winning Season f fl eason-the best eveaz.Corky b'Brie getB ting third in singles at’conference...Zantigo and Baskin Robbins.. .Corky O'Brien getting dressed behind a tree .. .the team song.. .Pa«|BjH3gifl does n't lik he skirts .. .missing third, by one point at.the MankB Invitational.. .tape recorder interviews.. .Cork O'Brien's, Patty Hoffmann's, and Sandy Swenson's 33 2. Varsity Team: BOTTOM ROW: D. Reese, K. Ko- ble, K. Kind, A. Meyer. ROW 2: Coach T. Burg, K. Cowman, B. Fuller, A. Newland, G. Miller, S. Haedt; Asst. Coach L. Johnson. ROW 3: K. Waldron, C. Hop- fenspirger, J. Beinhorn, P. Phillips, K. Lokensgard. TOP ROW:T. Souers, C. Sauer. BASKETBALL Tweek The Cheek Baskin Robbin's after the game at Mankato East ... Mr. Burg's great half-time talks ... the marriage of Greenie and Mildew was to have been the social event of the season ... winning The Gong Show with the Twelve Grades of School ... so many games won in the second half ... wearing day-old uniforms for two games ... innocently losing towels at away games ... Angie Newland and Kim Koenck sleeping on the way home from St. James ... Good-bye party for Mrs. Baldry ... Annie Meyer's ability to tweek a cheek and leave it hurting for three days ... losing confer- ence to Blue Earth ... Goober: our mascot ... bus breaking down in Brownton after win- ning sub-region ... Rocori beating us at re- gion ... the party at Polly Phillips' house in the middle of the day ... June Beinhorn-14 buns at the banquet ... GO BABY!!!... 4. Should I shoot or not? 1. Varsity Team: BOTTOM ROW: Coach R. Scharlemann C. Conner C. Hix. A. Whitmore, L. Harrington, ROW 2: K. Swenson, B. Hix, J. Dobbs, TOP ROW: L. Jacobson, C. Peterson, B. Thun. 2. L. Harrington on the beam — another Olga. 4. S. Schropfer makes it look so very easy! 3. Perfect dismount! 5. J. Schostag, up and over. GYMNASTICS Our Future Gold Medalists The bat in Central after a home meet.. .injuries set- ting us back slightly.. .taking third in the Lake Crystal Invitational.. .running ajound the gym back- wards... the team parties.. .getting stopped by a cop near Lakeville.. .Brian Mork doing a handspring on the vault, falling, and landing on his head, knocking something lose.. .taking fourth in sub- regions.. .Romaine Scharlemann-a well-liked coach ...Managers Jeff Langer, Brian Mork, and Polly Wilkins... 35 1. B. Bresnahan shooting against Blue Earth, BASKETBALL Best In Ten Years A 15-6 record... beating Waseca and Fairmont back-to-back to clinch a tie for second place in the S.C.C.... the Saints set an all-time field-goal per- centage record (43%)... Bob Bresnahan set an all-time shooting record with 51% ... Ron Hill was the back-of-the-bus burping champ... new warm-up pants and tops added the Harlem Globetrotters look... The private awards ceremony... Zoe...Jeff Osborne, Golden Gloves Champ... Dan Bowles and Ron Hill made All-Conference... Look for that outlet pass! ... Spook and Spook... los- ing the first game in Sub-Regions by one point...cutest cheerleaders in the con- ference... han, and D. Bowles, Mgr. T. Thun. STANDING: Ass't. Coach J. Sylvester, D. Hill, D. Pyan, L. Hillesheim, J. Osborne, K. Menk, J. Baker, B. Vetter, B. Conner, T. Hanson, Head Coach J. Miller. 36 1. Ever have one of those days? WRESTLING Youngblom To State! The long bus ride home from Blue Earth ... win- ning the Osseo Invitational after getting kicked by Blue Earth ... Having ten (out of twelve pos- sible) in the finals at Osseo ... five in the confer- ence finals (Dennis Conlon winning at 155) ... five is the all-time record for St. Peter ... Five going to regions ... Erik Youngblom getting sec- ond in the region finals and advancing to state ... our own masked man ... Mike ... Coach Run- dell's malts ... Conlon-Knutson-Youngblom, three -man basketball champs ... Senior captains Terry Mines Jeff Knutson, Paul Hengtes; new captains, Paul Swartwood, Dennis Conlon, and Brian Wen- ner ... BOTTOM ROW: P. Swartwood, E. Youngblom, M. Keller, J. Hentges, S. Youngblom, J. Knutson, R. Brooks. ROW 2: D. Pettis, P. Hentges, D. Conlon, B. Wenner, T. Mines, J. Schoeb, M. Rheaume. ROW 3: R. Gerber, T. Janni, Ri. Gerber, J. Bollum, D. Connor, B. Bode, J. Seitzer. ROW 4: R. Schoeb, M. Bollum, D. Wilkins, A. Hughes, L. Willaert, T. Sauer, J. Skillings. ROW 5: G. Rausch, C. Bartlett, B. Hanson, P. McDonough, S. Haughdal, Jo. Germscheid, L. Kienlen. ROW 6:S. Bames, J. Schwitenberg, M. Moliter, S. Webster, D. Steele, D. Anderson, ROW 7: M. Quick, P. Smith, T. Brooks, B. Stangler, D. Spurling, T. Miller. ROW 8: Head Coach E. Rundell, Ass't. Coach D. Burnett, NOT SHOWN Ass't. Coach R. Nelson. 37 ] HOCKEY Happiness New coach, Mr. Rusch.. .playing in a tin hut at Northfield.. .six o'clock practice (A .M.).. .Coach forgetting morning practice.. .oranges.. . Tor, pass the tape .. .Co-Captains Stu Douglas and Ron Straka.. .King and Kong.. .midnight run after the Fari- bault game, ugh!!.. .stale toast at breakfast... Skytte ... Cheetos and salami sandwiches before the first practice.. .Doug's party... our buddy Steve .. .The cutsie line, Timmy, Tommy, and Twiggy ...All conference Ron Straka, Doug Rients; honorable mention Pat Buley.. .Happiness is having a hockey player of your own... 1, Happiness is another saint's goal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BOTTOM ROW: B. Roberts, T. Everett, J. Johnston, S. Douglas, T. Schroepfer, D. Rients, R. Straka, P. Buley, T. Benner, C. Hanson, M. Schroepfer, ROW 2: Coach J. Rusch, B. Rezac, C. Johnson, T. Flaten, D. Bresnahan, K. Newland, S. Douglas, S. Hansen, P. Hoogenboom, J. Hoogenboom, P. Kendall, T. Roberts, K. Butler, D. Ken- dall, Ass't Coach Mr. Skytte. 2. Saints hit and skate offense. 3. Pucksters' defense at work: Straka, Roberts, Rients. 1. Basketball sqd: S. Meyer, Ja. Jacobs, B. Gerke, Ji. Ja- cobs and C. Connor. 2. Hockey sqd: T. Odell, L. Dimmel, K. Keogh, P. Hof- fmann, T. Braun. 3. Wrestling sqd: T. Pas- brig, S. Jan- sen, C. Wal- ters, L. Lar- son, L. Odell CHEERLEADING The Rah-Rah’s FOOTBALL :!|Lo© k. STATE CHAMPS .. home ... HofTda HOCKEY: Ice ti hours ... Shakey'i Bob ... lots of m coach, Mr. Ruse s a Sail •• welc memories -two whole ori 's new fric ories ... greatest tKETBALL: New coach ... furniture jokes ... C.C. and Sexy Barb ... ending the seas our pajamas on the main ... Bye ... WRESTLING: New pillows... Bronze It ... new mascot, Junior ... short-shorts ... I go for you ... c'mon lay me five ... swimming (1:18) ...lucky pins ... a special thanks to Burgle ... 4. Football sqd: BOTTOM ROW: Jo. Jacobs, L. Larson, T. Pasbrig, L. Od- ell, Ji. Jacobs, C. Connor, B. Gerke. TOP ROW: T. Od- ell, C. Walters, S. Meyer. 39 BOYS GOLF High Score Wins Placing fourth in conference on a great rained on course (real fun).. .Dual meet record of 10 wins and 3 losses .. .Forgetting Scott Anderson.. .Bum- mer practicing behind the girls... Wells' course getting course of the year...Tom Everett's crude jokes on the bus rides...Bad language on the bus rides.. .Playing with wormface at Wells... s 2. P. Kendall taking command on the green with an accurate putt. 4. P. Buley finishing up the 5th hole. BOTTOM ROW: Coach C. Aanonsen, ROW 2: T. Gjerde. T. Lund, D. Jones, B. McKenzie, J. Evenson, J. Verkennes, ROW 3: P. Hoogenboom, S. Anderson, M. Schroepfer, J. Schmit. ROW 4: D. Kendall, T. Everett, J. Williams, P. Kendall, P. Buley. 5. J. Williams trying to get par—just kidding !!!! GOLF The Green Girls Ten to one you don't make that putt! .. .Hei Schmitz bringing food, clothes, and her curling iron on the bus to subregions.. . Shut-up 111 plug Heidi's curling iron in your nose .. Hobday and the chocolate chips.. . Don't to stop at 7-11 for some slurpees .. .Heidi Schmitz losing her retainer during practice and getting everybody to help search the course for it.. . We're all going to get a 4, OK? .. .the 'bouncy' bus rides to away meets which were very uncomfortable for Corky O'Brien and Lori Cowman .. .the weather always nice when there was prac- tice but awful when there was a meet...Mrs. Aanonsen — It'll be better tomorrow( ?)... Heidi Schmitz and all of her Hershey kisses.. . Oh Bun .. .Linda Thompson pacing the floor with her footies on.. .Wendy Wellner and her franken- steins... Let's all wave at the cars going by — Follow that white car, Mr. Busdriver-- HURRY! .. 1. Quiet! A. Buley needs complete silence in order to putt. 2. Varsity Team: BOTTOM ROW: A. Buley, P. Conner, M. Daughterty, H. Sch- mitz. ROW TWO L. Thompson, W. Wellner, Coach B. Aanonsen. 41 1. Lo. Jansen and anchor B. Allen in the recordbreaking 2. B. Dobbs pacing the 1760 yd. dash (mile run), mile relay. 3. Didn't Kip Lager graduate last year? BOTTOM ROW: J. Attenberger, D. Shumway, J. Hentges, E. Youngbloom, B. Mork, R. Olson, R. Watke, J. Langer, M. Mason, A. Hughes, R. Gerber, L. Wescott. ROW 2: La. Jansen, J. Haedt, D. Seely, B. Dobbs, B. Allen, D. Amundson, T. Kowal, M. Hentges, T. Underwood, R. Straka, J. Swichtenberg, Mi. Quick, ROW 3: Coach F. Braunger, T. Sauer, J. Schoeb, S. Rustman, S. Steele, Lo. Jansen, K. Lager, B. Braunger, J. McDonald, S. Thomas, D. Steele, R. Brooks, P. Nelson, Asst.' Coach Wergeland. 5. P. Erling and La. Jansen exchanging the baton Sprint Medley relay at conference. BOYS TRACK Running In Circles Hey whcTput my lock on back- wards, Bob Allen? .. . I am on the boardII”.. . The towel lady lost my uniform and she lost my sweats too!!! .. .Placing second in confer- ence behind Fairmont.. .Bus rides with the girls- four to a seat, girls in front and the boys in the back... Easy distance to GAG to look at the view of the valley...The Hentges1 bringing pop to the latter meets... Many records falling again this year.. .winning sub-regions 42 T TRACK Are You Impressed? : Hane's makes you feel good all under .. .Pep Song: Somebody snitched on Me ... Eat a Boulder .. .the scenic run thru GAC.. .Celebrating Xmas once a week.. .weight girl's relay -- record 63 .3 .. .having a Glencoe Invitational ...157 2 3 hurdles at St. James — first track meet to get rained out... running thru the water sprinklers... cripples relay.. .ONLY two home meets ... Boy, are we impressed on those hot days! .. .getting to ride on the same bus as the boys to S.C.C., Sub-Region, AND Region -- Superb!!.. . Let's visit Munchkinland .. .killing the high jump pit in order to take the yearbook picture .. .Getting up at 6:00 to come to 7:00 practice.. . Don't give up on us, Baby- we're still worth one more try! -- our team song... 2. Varsity Team: BOTTOM ROW: Ass't. Coach R. Scharlaman, K. Cow- man, S. Haedt, B. Fuller, J. Fuller, J. Dobbs, M. Coughlan, A. Whitmore, T. Olander, A. Whitmore, Coach P. Wilharber. ROW 2: K. Lokensgard, C. Hopfenspirger, T. Hoffmann, K. Waldron, C. Peterson, M. Lokensgard, M. Herberg, J. Nauman, J. Beinhorn, D. Dvorak. ROW 3: G. Miller, A. New- land, T. Odell, T. Pasbrig, T. Souers, K. Scholl, L. Peters, P. Phillips, A. Meyer, C. Conner, A. Kopp. 3. The anchor of our weight relay—T. Souers, BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. M. Davis, B. Wenner, M. Rheaume, D. Hill, R. Theis, B. Roberts, E. Drenttel, C. Hanson, B. Conners, J. Knutson, Mgr. D. Randolph. ROW 2: Coach T. Burg, K. Bense, D. Bowles, B. Van Dorsten, D. Bowles, B. Bresnahan, R. Hill, J. Baker, D. Pyan. 44 BASEBALL SCC Champs Get a blimp camera on him !!.. .playing games in the back of the bus... Watch your language, there's a girl around.. .Ron Hill pitching a perfect game against St. James and be- ing named to play in the state all star game.. .beat- ing Wells 32-1...running windsprints during gung-ho morning practices...a 13- 2 regular season record that was good enough to vjy'n the SCC championship ...Coach Tom Burg hav- ing a great first year... % 2. The Saints' Lumber Lightening is demonstrated here as speedster B. Connors forces a wild throw into leftfield. 1. After a year in Arizona, A. Lay returned to become the Saints' number one player. TENNIS 9-4 Best In Years! Coach Ken Johnson's best team ever.. .3rd in the conference... Amado Lay and John Hilding placing 4th in the conference.. . Sasquatch and Hans haying the best attitude on the team .. .Lars' temper tan- trums... some team members doubled as the championship frisbee team in the conference.. .Chuck Rosenow's forehand...Chris Fuller's amazing volleys. ..Dave Malmquist's calm, cool, demeanor on the court... hurrying back from the first few meets to see if coach's baby had arrived (eventually it did, a girl)... Bennie's calls.. .John Duoos and Amado Lay skipping a morning practice because the weather was too cold for their racket strings.. 93 round robin tournaments... BOTTOM ROW: T. Thun, Coach K. Johnson, D. Malmquist, R. Schoeb, A. Keswani, J. Haack, J. Duoos, ROW 2: P. Larson, J. Hilding, T. Boen, C. Johnson, S. Hanson, C. Benson, C. Rosenow, C. Fuller. Missing from the pic- ture are A. Lay and P. Swartwood. CROSS COUNTRY: 25-10; S.C.C.-2nd OPP. ST.P. Montgomery 45 26 Hutchinson 58 Owatonna 24 34 Zumbrota 37 20 New Ulm 48 18 St. James 56 Fairmont 45 18 Blue Earth 38 30 Waseca 60 Wells 44 17 Sub-Region 16 1st Region 35 1st State 236 10th VOLLEYBALL: 15-1; S.C.C.-lst Kato West 18- 4; 18- 7 Kato Loyola 18-11; 18-20; 20-18 St. James 18- 3; 18- 4 Blue Earth 19-17; 18-12 Fairbault 11-18; 18-15; 18- 4 Nicollet 18- 5; 18-12 Waseca 18- 4; 18-10 Janesville 18- 3; 18-15 Kato East 18-15; 18-15 Fairmont 18- 6; 16-18; 18- 6 Prior Lake 18-10; 18- 6 New Ulm 18- 6; 18- 4 Wells 18- 5; 18- 4 Kato West 18- 5; 18- 9 Kato East 18- 2; 18- 6 Shakopee 16-18; 17-19; 17-19 GYMNASTICS : 0-11; S.C.C.-5th OPP. ST.P. Farmington 53.25 51.10 St. James 77.75 45.95 Prior Lake 67.10 55.0 Waseca 64.30 53.93 i Kato West 84.70 45.9 Kato East 72.85 Blue Earth 76.6 64.65 Kato Wilson 45.10 53.95 Waseca 63.10 Fairmont 113.4 53.95 Sherburn 65.95 59.95 Nicollet 63.70 Kato East 82.8 57.38 New Ulm 102.6 63.5 46 The Saints BOY'S GOLF: 6-10; S C.C.-4th OPP. ST.P. LeSueur 161 147 Wells 154 155 Montgomery 171 165 Lakeville 170 155 St. James 158 147 Waseca 148 Fairmont 306 312 New Ulm 311 Blue Earth 165 154 Sleepy Eye 137 141 St. James 138 Waseca 159 162 New Prague 152 158 New Ulm 153 154 LeSueur 159 186 Shakopee 160 HOCKEY: 11-10-1 S.C. OPP. C.-4th ST.P. Apple Valley 4 3 Red Wing 5 5 Kato 1 4 LeSueur 2 9 St. Paul Central 4 Montgomery 1 4 Chisago Lake 2 4 New Ulm 5 4 Fairbault 3 2 Lakeville 5 3 Prior Lake 1 4 Red Wing 3 2 Montgomery 2 10 Le Sueur 5 13 Northfield 1 2 Prior Lake 2 8 New Ulm 3 2 Acad. Holy Angels 6 3 Northfield 4 3 Fairbault 5 3 LeSueur 2 13 Rosemount 8 1 BASEBALL: 16- -2 (?); S.C.C.-lst OPP. ST.P. Wells 1 7 St. James 3 10 Blue Earth 0 3 LeSueur 0 13 Waseca 5 9 New Ulm 3 2 Fairmont 4 5 Wells 1 32 St. James 0 14 Owatonna 0 2 Blue Earth 2 9 Waseca 2 4 Fairmont 5 2 New Ulm 5 6 Montgomery 4 7 Brooklyn Center 2 10 Hutchinson 0 7 Kato East 0 4 Region Play(?) BOY'S TENNIS: 10-3; S.C.C.-3rd OPP. ST.P Kato East 1 4 Kato West 5 0 Martin Luther 1 4 New Prague 1 4 Waseca 5 0 Waconia 1 4 Blue Earth 5 0 Fairmont 2 3 Farmington 1 4 Wells 0 5 St. James 2 3 New Ulm 2 3 New Prague 2 3 BOY'S TRACK: 10-4; S.C.C.-2nd OPP. ST.P. Glencoe 46 62 1 2 Gaylord 42 1 2 Le Center 34 1 2 Winthrop 26 1 2 Robinsdale 91 48 Kato West 52 Kato East 30 Owatonna 82 51 St. James 48 61 Kato West 50 1 2 81 1 2 New Prague 35 1 2 97 Kato Loyola 34 1 2 New Ulm 93 71 Montgomery 38 1 2 Redwood 33 1 2 Kato East 68 1 2 72 1 2 Montgomery 23 Kato East 58 73 Hutchinson 51 Kato West 39 Scoreboard GIRL'S BASKETBALL: 10-8; S.C.C.-3rd OPP. ST.P. Prior Lake 40 192 Kato Loyola 37 36 New Prague 33 31 Farmington 13 29 Waseca 27 34 Kato West 36 35 Fairmont 21 32 Janesville 40 41 Wells 36 30 New Ulm 27 42 Kato East 38 47 St. James 26 28 Blue Earth 32 20 Fairbault 44 31 Lakeville 27 28 Hutchinson 48 53 Kato East 40 44 Cold Springs 40 30 BOY'S BASKETBALL: 15-6; S.C.C. - 2nd OPP. ST.P. Kato Loyola 64 49 New Ulm 53 49 Wells 65 66 St. James 51 62 New Prague 61 46 Lakeville 28 72 Fairmont 77 50 Blue Earth 45 57 Kato Wilson 53 86 Waseca 41 55 Montgomery 62 81 New Ulm 51 82 LeSueur 61 66 Wells 54 89 St. James 62 64 Blue Earth 49 60 Kato East 51 57 Kato West 55 67 Waseca 57 60 Fairmont 51 57 Kato East 61 60 FOOTBALL: 12-0; S.C.C.-1st OPP. ST.P. j Lakeville 7 40 New Prague 6 40 St. James 6 33 Blue Earth 0 49 Cretin 6 21 Waseca 16 40 Fairmont 6 19 New Ulm 0 47 Wells 0 35 Worthington 0 40 Fridley Grace 8 47 , Mora 12 56 WRESTLING: 8-7 : S.C.C.-3rd GIRL'S TENNIS : 8-6; OPP. ST.P. S .C.C,-5th St. James 26 29 OPP. ST.P. Waseca 24 22 Wells 1 4 Blue Earth 39 14 Winnebago 0 5 Fairmont 17 29 LeSueur 1 4 New Ulm 11 43 St. James 2 3 Wells 16 24 LeSueur 2 3 Belle Plaine 28 28 Le Center 2 3 LeSueur 17 34 Blue Earth 5 0 Forest Lake 46 6 Waseca 5 0 Lindberg 15 48 Fairmont 4 1 Roosevelt 26 32 Kato East 3 2 Hutchinson 30 12 New Ulm 0 5 Kato West 24 22 Le Center 0 5 Fairbault 24 15 Kato West 5 0 Winthrop 9 49 Kato East 3 2 Hutchinson 31 21 GIRL'S TRACK: 4-5; S.C.C.-6th OPP. ST.P. St. James 44 47 Kato East 47 37 Redwing 88 New Ulm 92 31 Kato West 46 78 Fairmont 72 51 Waseca 68 45 Hutchinson 74 86 Henderson 60.5 73.5 Hutchinson 68 46 Kato East 49 Kato West 44 GIRL'S GOLF: S.C.C.-4th Kato East Kato West Wells Northfield Gaylord Kato East Kato West Fairmont New Ulm Le Center St. James Le Center Fairmont St. James 12-2-1; OPP. 262 239 233 217 267 216 264 210 234 271 212 271 203 220 ST.P.] 236 210 214 213 234 220 187 217 199 47 • nON T ! t • „• Administration And Knowledge Lectures.. . Read pages 41-150 and answer questions 1-50-due at the end of the hour! ...student teachers.. .the medieval meal... more and more classes during I.S. than ever bofore.. .the new office laws (or previously unenforced old office laws) taking effect again... Angie Schultz's psychic ability to know her ink pen from all others indentical to it...Mr. Sauer's new wardrobe.. . Camelot and King Arthur...SILAS MARNER...THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES ...THE SCARLET LETTER... HAMLET... ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF If They Can’t Help You, Nobody Can Your attention, please. .. .blue slips and passes.. . Let's keep the desks clean for the janitors. .. .washing 600-700 towels per day... Oh good, pizza for lunch to- day! ,. .The special people who keep the school running... 2. OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. M. Rheaume Mrs. L. Pedersen, Mrs. A. Schultz, Mrs. B. Thompson, Mrs. E. Maas 5. JANITORS: Mr. B. Myhra, Mr. 3. Hughes, Mr. C. Peterson, Mr. B. Skramstad, Mr. A. Pettis, Mr. R. Bense, Mr. B. Thomas, Mr. B. Da is 3. COORDINATOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS Mr. C. Erickson 4. Laundry Lady: Mrs. M. Myhra Housekeeper: Mrs. L. Heil- man DISTRICT 508 SCHOOL BOARD 3. Mr. E. Dummer, Mr. D. Pehrson, Mr. M. Wenner, Mr. B. Gray, Mr. D. Olmanson, Mr. R. Cope, Mr. D. Johnson 4. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: Mrs. E. Holz 5. DISTRICT SECRETARIES: Mrs. J. Englehart, Mrs. B. Seitzer, Mrs. A. Worrell, Mrs. M. Pitmon SPECIAL SERVICES Efficiency Experts Mr. Gockel and the filming crew.. .all the extra work for Mrs. Myhra because of championship squads.. .Mr. Sauer register- ing us in January.. .guarding the nurse's office.. .ITED's, Ohio Vocational and all the other ninth grade tests.. .freezing in the library and sweating it out in the Athletic Director's office.. .Mrs. Witty surrounded by tapes, and tapes, and more tapes... 1. Three special secretaries: Mrs.P.Witty (A.V.),Mrs. S. Myhra(Ath.Dept.),and Mrs. B.Swenson (Library). 2. Mrs. J.Sanderson; Open wide and say ahh! 3. Mrs. M.Turrittin: The librarian and her work. 4. Our two Jr.High Counselors: Mr. J.Bollum and Mr.E.Roemhildt. 5. Does equipment ever break Mr. Gockel? 56 6.Mr.S.Sauer: We've got to plan for the future!! MR. D. ELLING: Eng. 11, Play Direc- tor, 8th Gr. Baseball Coach. MR. W. HARVEY: Eng. 9, Junior Great Books. MRS. R. MICKEL- SON: Eng. 8, Junior Great Books. MRS. M. BJERKE: Eng. 11,12, Speech Declam Adv. MRS. B. TURRIT- TIN: Eng. 10, Year- book Adv., 10th Gr. Class Adv. MRS. L. BURG: Eng. 7, Intramural 7-12, Cheer- leader Adv. Pep Club Adv.,' Ext. Softball Coach. MR. J. SYL- VESTER: Eng. 7,9, Junior Great Books, B-sd. Bask. Coach, B-sd. Ft. Coach, Junior High Tennis Coach. ENGLISH To Be Or Not To Be English teachers turning into directors for the new all-school plays.. .Bob Bresnahan saying We're illiterate-we're only in twelfth grade .. .reading about killing kings in MACBETH and HAMLET...Mrs. Burdick's graffitti board.. .research papers .. .learning the same things in grammer every year and still not understanding it....junior research papers... How many times did THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY fall? Sopho- more girls swoon over Robert Goulet singing Camelot ... MRS. G. ANDERSON: Eng. 10,12, Humanities, Speech De- clam Adv. Play Director Assistant. MRS. S. BURDICK: Eng. 8, Journ. I H, Play Director, News- paper Adv. Speech Declam Adv., Drama Coordinator. 2. The guys completely enjoying the medieval meal shared by the Hu manities class. 57 MR. H. NELSON: Social 7, Minnesota History, Driver Training. MR. R. WALT- MAN: American Gov't Senior class Advisor, Sociol- ogy. MR. P. HAU- KOOS: Social 7, 7th Gr. Baseball Coach, 7th Gr. Basketball Coach, 8th Gr. Football Coach. MR. J. OLSON: Social 8 9, Assistant Wres- tling Coach, 9th Gr. Baseball Coach, 9th Gr. Football Coach, Driver Training. MR. W. KAUTT: Social 9, American Gov't, Sociology, 8th Gr. Football Coach. MR. C. AANONSEN: World History, Amer- ican History, Psy- chology, Boys' Golf Coach. MR. J. PARMETER: Social 8, Boys' 7th Gr. Track Coach, Detention Hall Su- pervisor, 7th Gr. Basketball. MR. J. JARVIS: American History, Jr. High Wrestling Coach. 1. Hey! Mr. Kautt, I'm awake. 2. Mr. Aanonsen eagerly awaiting his class. SOCIAL STUDIES History Repeats Itself Sleeping in class.. .another student teacher ...learning all about Cut Nose, the Indian .. .about what REALLY happened in Con- centration camps.. .discussions in which no one discusses... Tell us more about Ernest Mann. .. .Iistening(?) to lectures .. .projects.. . Does anyone want to volun- teer? .. . 58 MATH “I Don’t Understand Why does Mr. McPherson have cones sticking out of his ears-to show the very many uses of conic sections. .. .sine... cosine.. .tangent.. . WHAT? .. . Are all Math teachers supposed to get chalk all over themselves ? .. .tests.. .quizzes... homework.. .more homework.. . WHY? .. What is a variable? .. . But Mr. Dock- ter, I don't understand ! ... 2. Do you suppose he's related to Mr. Spock? MR. D. BURNETT: Math 8, Asst. Wrestling Coach, Asst. Girls' Tennis Coach. MR. D. BOOREN: Math 8,9,10, Asst. Football Baseball Coach. MRS. B. BURKE: Math 7. MR. E. RUN- DELL: Tech. I, Algebra 9. 10 Gr. Football Coach, Wres- tling Coach. MR. V. DOCKTER: Tech 12, Tech. Algebra II, Asst. 8th Gr. Track Coach. MR. J. MC- PHERSON: Modern Math 11,12, General Math 11. 59 MR. D. DIERKS: Chemistry, Physics. MR. C. KURSETH: Biology, 10th Gr Class Advisor. MR. J. MILLER: Gen. Science 9, 9th Gr. Football Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. R. NELSON: Science 7,8, Second Asst. Wrestling Coach. MR. L. MARTIN: Science 7,8,9, Math 7, Junior High Sci- ence Club Advisor. 1. Look out world, we are the Future Physicists of America! 2. Which do I like better, worms or frogs? SCIENCE Brainpower + A Bit Of Luck = Science Hoping the school will be blown up by some mad scientist.. .compare and contrast... freezing in room 309... lck frogs, I'm going to get sick .. .not being able to see anything under the microscope... What is that smell, sulfur? .. .becoming another Albert Einstein.. .caculators.. . Merry Christmas to all elements, compounds, and isotopes .. . I don't get it, do you? ... alcohol burners on fire...experiments... finishing an experiment then writing an hypothesis.. .safety glasses.. .aprons... burning a hole in your favorite top.. .the joy of finding out you got an A on your test... 60 2 MRS. M. OLSON: Typewriting, 11th Gr. class Advisor, Prom Advisor. MR. E. ENGEL: Bookkeeping, Accounting II, Office Tech Techniques, 12th Gr. Class Advisor. 1. Time, so precious, so worthwhile, so important... Will it ever run out? MR. G. KROHNBERG: Shorthand I II, Basic Busi- ness, Type- writing, Driv- er's Training. BUSINESS Everyone ‘Minds’ Their Own Business Timed writings.. .music.. .trying to read your own shorthand...making a hole in the paper when erasing a ty- ping mistake.. .trying to catch up in the workbooks.. . The numbers won't add up right! .. .breaking your one and only long fingernail on the type- writer.. . How can you read that? ...tapes, tapes, tapes... I've got cramps in my fingers! .. .tapping sounds.. .mistake after mistake... when you are all done typing, rea- lizing you forgot a sentence.. . Will I ever finish? ... 61 2. The Determination Girl of typing- K. Swenson. ART The ‘Art’ Of Learning Sculpture.. .same music, over and over and over again...painting...Sandy Meyer spinning on the wheel.. .records dipped in clay and thrown like frisbees.. .drawing... Could you do this for me? .. .who could forget Tony Walter?.. . May I have a pass Mr. Schaible? ...good basic fun!... MR. A. SCHAIBLE Art II, II, IV, 11th Grade Class Ad- visor, Prom Advisor. 2. Creativity flows. 3. How dare you take my picture when I'm not doing my art! 62 L. Espanol ... that's the only way! LANGUAGES More Culture, More Fun! Mille Bornes ...Butterfly...Le Croque... ?French movies-how's the FRENCH FLY .. . John Skillings please report to 317 at 3:20 today ...fancy dinner at Hotel Sofitel,. .singjng the La Marseillaise... todo en espanol.. . comic books.. .trip to Spain.. .Aztec puzzle.. .Dean's tape pro- duction...24 people to Europe...50 min. detention for being one second late... German cooking. MRS. M. EVERETT: Spanish 7,8, French I,II, Spanish Ilia, nib. International Club Advisor. MRS.U. MUDRINICH: German I, II, III, IV, 10th Gr. Class Advisor, International Club Advisor. MRS. J. POTTS: Spanish I, II, IV, V, Spanish 7, International Club Advisor. 63 9«. MR. D. TREMBLEY: Sr. High Band, Gen- eral music. Stage band. Marching band band. MR. P. RAAEN: Jr. High band, Jr. High Stage band, 7th 8th grade choir. MR. R. PERDAEMS: Concert choir, 10th grade choir, Jr. High Pop Group, General Music. MUSIC Practice, Practice 1. Are you hungry, T. Odell? The tests in choir on intervals... Mrs. Martinson leaving after the first semester.. .throwing things down the tubas in band.. .sight- reading every Wednesday.. .the te- nors trying to sing Hodie ... grading sessions opening for every quarter.. .Stage Band at 7:00 a.m. once a week... 2. Having a good time, guys?! Not Pictured: TOYO YANARI: General Music, Orchestra. 3. The SPHS concert band. 64 MR. L. EIDSNESS: Phy. Ed. 7, 8 9, Head Football Coach MR. D. NESHEIM: Phy. Ed. 10, Athletic Director MISS N. MEINKE Health 8, 10, Phy. Ed. 7,8 Girls' Basketball, 7, 8 MR. F. FRED LUND Health 8, Driver's Ed. 10, Phy. Ed. 8, Ass't. Football Coach MISS P. WILHARBER Phy. Ed. 7,9,10, Girls' Athletic Director, Girls' Track Coach, Volleyball Coach HEALTH, PHY. ED. 8 DRIVER'S ED. Chapter 22 Cruising in the driver's ed. desks ...look, lever, leave.. .studying for permit tests.. .having 'behind the wheel'.. .parallel parking... driving to Mankato and getting lost on the oneways.. .square dancing.. . There aren't any towels left ...Mrs. Baldry leaving in the middle of the year.. .movies... drugs and alcohol.. .learning parts 1. Terror behind the wheel. of the body. 2. Kevin, do you tango, too? 3. Isn't there something missing? 65 MRS. B. HIBBARD: Home Ec. 7, 8 9, Jr. High F.H.A. Adv. MRS. E AMOS: Con- sumers Ed. Home Ac- cessories, Foods, Child Development, Family Living, Clothing 0 II, Sr. High F.H.A. Adv. MISS K. JOHNSON: Home Ec. 7, 8, 9, Jr. High F.H.A. Adv. HOME ECONOMICS “Is It Soup Yet?” a 1 I sure am hungry! .. .down vests.. .co- ed classes.. .feast fit for a king.. .boys in Home Ec.. .burnt food.. . The room is on fire! .. .broken needles.. . One sleeve is long than the other! .. .pins... How do you boil water? .. . Do I have to eat that? .. .baking...sewing... child development.. .finally a finished product... 1. Now girls this is how it is done! 2. Future Home Ec student? MR. K. JOHNSON: Ind. Arts 7,8,9: 8th MR. B. BLAISDELL: grade Basketball Woods 0 II. Coach, Head Tennis Coach (Girls' Boys'). MR. R. RUTZ: Voc. MR. G. CUMMINGS: Electronics Ind. Ed. Ind. Arts 7 8, 9. Metals. 3. This is not what it is drawn out to be. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ‘‘Step By Step Ouch my finger! ...safety glasses... drafting.. .electronics... What are you drawing? .. .pencils.. .metal.. .blue- prints.. .making a canoe.. . How do you pound a nail? .. .saw dust.. .radios... Help .. .nails.. . It is so noisy in the shop room ! .. .future builders.. . Is that suppose to be a house? .. .tables.. .plas- tics .. .leather.. .girls in Industrial Arts ... Will I ever learn? .. .turning a chunk of nothing into a masterpiece... 2. Look what I made! 67 VOCATIONAL Expanding Your Mind The gear heads and grease monkeys in Auto Mechanics.. . hammer heads in Building Trades...the dollies in Model Office.. . Go out the shop door! .. .no breaks.. .Cleveland.. .Nicollet.. .Le- Center.. .field trips.. .The smell of the foods class.. . Making a bed with a per- son in it? MR. K. MEYER: Auto Mechanics I MR. J. PAIMKRATZ: Auto Mech. I, Auto Mech. II, Diesel. MR. T. APPLEN: Building Trades. MRS. M. AUGER: Health Service. 68 There is always time for gossip MRS. C. LIBSON: Model Office, OEA Adv. 2. The State Vice-President speaks at the banquet. 3. The official program MR. C. DOWLING: Agriculture I, II. FFA advisor MR. C. JANNI: Adult Agriculture Advisor 3 AGRICULTURE Learning Jokes...get involved.. . I'll help you, but I won't baby you ...records, records, and more records.. .second largest library... doing and learning to do.. .Ambition?... Sit down and shut up! .. .unique.. .al- ways busy... Come and see me between 8:00 and 8:30. .. .contests.. .taxes... Casey .. .the back room... 69 TV-RADIO “Lights, Camera, Action!” MR. D. FOSBURGH: Speech 7, Sr. High Speech, Acting. Na- tional Forensic League Adv., Speech Supervisor, Head Debate Coach, TV-Radio, Jr. High Play Director, Director of TV Productions. Sons .. .Retaking student news over and over again...Texas style basketball... Tor Boen's drop kick... Did you call Bob Johnson! .. . We record today? .. .very dry runs.. .one test per quarter.. .inter- viewing two Santa Clauses... Mr. Gockel .. .the student eater.. .drools... Miss Jen- sen and the radio plays... High School bowl.. .doing work for the declam tourna- ment... KRBI Boogie Check ... And now for today's news. If this turns out...! 70 And here we are at the CBS newsroom. MRS. J. ZIMMER- MAN; Special Learr • ing Behavioral Problem Instructor. MR. R. KERN; Work Experience Coord., 7th Grade Football Coach. MRS. A. ERICKSON; District Reading Director. MRS. M. GULDEN; Special Learning Behavioral Prob- lem Instructor. MR. B. ANDERSON. Special Learning Behavioral Problem Instructor. MR. R. FROST: Jr. High Special Ed., Ass't. Cross Country Coach, Jr. High Ass't. Golf Coach. MR. T. BURG Sr. High Special Ed., Varsity Base- ball Coach, Girls Basketball Coach. 1. I've heard of good books, but...? 2. Why do I always get stuck doing this? SPECIAL NEEDS Alternative Education Don't sit on the desks . .helping each other.. . Greg, Tim, and Jerry get your theme done! .. . What cars do they they have for sale in the paper today?.. .getting moved to Room 301.. . Who had an acci- dent, Mike? .. . Rick, are you going to miss 5th hour again? .. .training tutors... having a good time.. .learning things in a better way is what it's are all about_ 71 Involvement The library's mistletoe hanging up where no one could see it.. .one big International Language Club...Stage Band's wild, fan-out, and funky uniforms...the new name for the school paper.. .yearbook's first (and last(?)) year of color pictures... finally, an organized group of talented students known as the SPHS Drama Guild.. .so many clubs it's hard to choose which ones to belong to.. .trying to get everyone together to do something at the same time... the Christmas caroling that never was .. .debate trips.. .the language club's trip to the Institution ... 1.BOTTOM ROW: A.Hinnenthal, W.Nolden, C.Baumgartner, J.Dahleen, S.Swenson, D.Gray. ROW 2: D.Malm- quist, D.Honetschlager, V.Gustafson, P. Hoffmann, M.Gosselin, S. Smith, L.Jacobson, T.Souers, Advisor S.Bur- dick. ROW 3: D.Seely, J.Skillings, T.Boen, M.Rheaume, C.Fuller, K.Sorensen, P.Miller, G.Leagjeld, J.Copp, E. Drenttel T.Thun. THE COMMUNICATOR A New Name The good old journalism days.. . Write those stories !—but we only have two days .. .the Andrews Sisters.. .Christ- mas presents under the tree.. .Ed Drent- tel and Sandy Swenson under the mistle- toe...Chris Fuller's illness page... Todd, what is the big white space for? ...Ed Drenttel going fitty on critique days.. .the graffitti board.. .Dairy Queen and bakery stops... Oh, Cobby! ., shaking hands with mailboxes .. .watching the Presidential inauguration.. .pictures of Jimmy Carter.. .everybody being gone on Bloody Mondays ... 2. From E.Drenttel to S.Swenson, Merry Christmas! 4. The Communicator's fearless advisor Mrs. S.Burdick. 1. W.Nolden takes aim 2.BOTTOM ROW: M. Lokensgard, P.Miller, C.Hilger, C.Johnson, D.Seely, ROW 2: K.Lin- at another target. demeier, R.Miller, P.Wilkins, M.Menk, Jo.Jacobs, Ji.Jacobs. M.Wright, P.Larson, ROW 3: N.Dummer, C.Sauer, D. Roggow, J.Englehart, D.Shumway, M.Paulson, W.Nolden, ROW 4: J.Dahleen, T.Soures, K.Lokensgard, C.Hopfenspirger, B.Braunger, J.Granlund, J. Haedt, A.Schostag, M.Schroepfer. 4. We WANT our pictures now, please! PETERIAN “I Don’t Even Care” The ease with which the color pages were assembled.. .the final ladder?.. , We need more advertising, so get out and hustle! ... digging up copy.. .those magnificent men and their typing machines...keeping our mess in the Media Center... I believe in miracles; my pictures came back ! .. . Pages are due on Friday or else! ... That's not a gutter- that's a trench .. .the mysterious blackout while watching Charlie's Angels at the staff Christmas party...the do it did it cam- paign.. .working all night on pages only to find out that you did them all wrong... 77 POP GROUP Yes We Can! Got To Get You Into My Life.. .staggering to rehearsals at 7:15 a.m... .State Fair perfor- mance. ..learning four new songs in only ten days.. .not going to Farmfest.. .our first con- cert of the year at Homecoming.. .trying to do our own choreography.. .welI organized prac- tices. ..Holiday Inn Concert... Jon, we need more time so BS ! .. .sponsoring the one-the only, Mark Henley.. .Wonderful Baby...the Snow Week coronation quick change ... Audrey Manteufel sings ah, urn, a song... 1. M. Wright and Mr. Perdaems hard at work. 4. S. Anderson, T. Olander, R. Olson, S. Arison, K. Sorensen, A. Harrington, P. Erling, C. Peterson, R. Trembley, J. Johnson, J. Granlund, M. Gosselin, B. Dobbs, A. Manteufel, C. Fuller, B. Thun, R. Rozsa, K. Koble, P. Kendall. 3. Ooh, and I suddenly see you!!. 2. J. Granlund, M. Gosselin, B. Dobbs, A. Manteufel and C. Fuller doing it arm in arm. I. BOTTOM ROW: R. Rozsa, J. Granlund, K. Koble, S. Webster, D.Bode, M. Lokensgard. ROW 2: R. Stangler, J. Englehart, R. Trembley, A. Shostag, J. Haedt. ROW 3: D. Bowles, L. Jansen, S. Anderson, J. Schoeb, P. Kendall, W. IMolden STAGE BAND Let's Play Wiggy! Again! Dan Bowles getting caught going the wrong way on the street outside the bandroom on his way to an early practice...losing Ric Rozsa (the drummer) to a knee injury...the early morning practices.. .play- ing for the Christmas dance down at Central Annex ...Green Onions (with Ketchup)...far out uniforms 4. “The Don! 5. Hey man, I just got up. 3. Glenn Miller they aren't. 1. B. Vetter, B. Dobbs, B. Gerke, P. Erling, C. Connor, L. Jansen, S. Meyer, P. Hoffman, T. Schmitz, L. Jacobson, K. Miller, C, Hopfenspirger. STUDENT COUNCIL Trying To Brainstorm Our conforming non-conformists leader and president Larry Jansen.. .Many plans .. .many things accomplished.. .many things forgotten.. .7:40 a.m. meetings in the teachers' lunchroom- what a stench .. .the best meetings were the ones where we got out of class.. .hiring only one (?) bomber-of-a-band... because we care... mandates from Mr. Erickson... We want student input to the council! .. . What have you got to say about that? .. . No comment 2. Feedback from the council. 3. Interest is high. 4. L. Jansen caught in the middle. 5. B. Dobbs in action. 3. L. Gault, a portrait. DEBATE, DECLAM, NFL A New Set Of Speakers A fairly successful season.. .waiting for the bus at Irondale, Munson, when will you get here? .. .a group of rising stars... The judge gave me good comments, but ranked me low! .. . Patty, are you ner- vous? . . .in significant speeches.. .Man- kato East.. .holding our own tournament, the largest every (over 30 schools)... Craig Bushbesh of St. Peter.. .Farrah in the window at East.. .the long ride to Wor- thington. . .the long ride home... 4. Between rounds ... 5. BOTTOM ROW: D. Shumway, Jo. Germscheid, Je. Germscheid, J. Fuller, J.Skillings, K. Knutson, E. Litynski, D. Fosburgh. ROW 2: C. Benson, S. Lindquist, M. Bindner, M. Holteen, J. McDonald, A. Harrington, K. Seitzer, A. Manteufel, L. Dimmel, D. Christianson, ROW 3: M. Paulson, L. Thompson, J. Paulson, P. Erling, A. Boutwell, J. Gault, L. Jansen, B. Schultz, B. Dobbs, P. Miller, J. Englehart. ROW 4: K. Sorenson 1. R. Chouanard, S. Steele, M. Hentges, P. Miller, K. Bense, M. Gosselin, D. Malmborg, T. Gunderson, R. Miller, P. Hentges, D. Honetschlager, S, Hager, G, Leagjeld, J. Germscheid 3 •' 82 LIBRARY CLUB Keep On Stamping Push in your chairs; pick up your passes and return to your study halls, please! .. .stamping cards and filing books...the annual Christmas party.. . Dear Santa .. .real stockings.. .hav- ing the decorations fall during dinner.. .mistle- toe in the drawer in case of an emergency... game night almost... Someone changed our clock again ... Who took my color crayon? ... I want something intellectual to read; where are the Mads? .. .deciphering the sign- atures on the passes... 3. .. The stockings were hung by the chimney with care ... 2. I just love to shelve books! 4. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus ' ■ • 3°?0 hot, J 1 As Ao' 0 11 er c A w‘'xV ■ baly-l-IO , wee t. c'od iS Ou Tv 11 ri I - u r J [ bv.-’V i, ii.lrv' • n 1 V- r, : 2 VC , bbo-’d v,- ct:Omoc _ tt,r 1. BOTTOM ROW: C. Guimond, S. Smith, K. Gray, P. Connor, A. Meyer, T. Odell. ROW 2: P. Bode, K. Miller, S. Slarks, J. Neils, S. Derner, A. Hobday, C. Hopfenspirger, ROW 3: H. McDonough, D. Baumgartner, S. Bjorling, C. Wenner, K. Karlsrud, Y. Menk, K. McDonough, J. Beinhom. ROW 4: T. Braun, S. Meyer, Ji. Jacobs, L. Lar- son, L. Odell, Jo. Jacobs, C. Hillger, M. Menk, D. Roggow, K. Lindemeier, N. Dummer. ROW 5: K. Fruth, K. De- Zeeuw, L. Burg, W. Borchard, B. Hoffmann, K. Sawyer, R. Miller, C. Peterson, S. Miller, B. Thun, P. Wilkins. PEP CLUB Poster Girls 2. The theme of the Poster Girls of SPHS. 3. Are you sure this is a pep club skit? Making posters, posters, and more posters ... write up another skit ... Is there a pepfest Friday? ... the squealing microphone that attended every pep- fest ... the permanent poster on the third floor from wet ink ... Mrs. Burg, I need a pass ... Mrs. Burg isn't there anymore paper? ... Anyone who spills the ink gets docked fifty points ... burning a dum- my ... having good reasons (cute teams) to have a lot of pep ... selling helium filled balloons for Homecoming ... painting windows ... Happiness is a hockey player of your very own ... Spirit ... 4. Advisor L. Burg 83 1 Foreign travelers: BOTTOM ROW: D. Gatchell, S. Derner, K. Youngman. ROW 2: D. Muellerliele, J. Tate, L. Swenson, L. Thompson, D. Vogel, A. Schmitz, L. Coveil, S. Miller, Mrs. Everett, J. Christianson, H. McDonough, C. Sullivan. ROW 3: T. Amundson, B. Gulden, B. Rezac, J. Englehart, C. Dierks, M. Sietsema, T. Hoffmann. INTERNATIONAL CLUB American Style Trip to the Internat'l Building in the cities... not eating any part of the meal or liking it... stopping at the DQ for some real food., .officers: President Ruth Miller, Treasurer Laura Osborne, Secretary Sue Miller.. .a record number of char- ter members... 4. BOTTOM ROW: T. Souers, R.Miller, Mrs. Everett, K. Kind, J. Christianson, G. Haack, C. Baumgartner, Mrs. Mudrinich, D. Johanson. ROW 2: J. Englehart, K. Miller, J. Schaus, C. Peterson, L. Swenson, A. Smith, S. Swenson, J. Dahleen, L. Osborne, T. Beinhorn, J. Keltgen, J. Johnson, C. Kaveny, C. Rients, R. Robertz, T. Amundson, C. Lindquist. ROW 3: J. Neils, B. Schultz, C. Dierks, M. Coughlan, S. Miller, K. Stangler, P. Schwartz, R. Pettis, K. Arnett, K. Johnson, B. Wilson, L. Thompson, D. Christianson, M. Paulson, K. Newland. ROW 4: C. Hopfenspirger, D. Olson, J. Skillings, L. Olson, I. Jones, A. Manteufel, B. Gulden, D. Muel lerleile, T. Hoffmann 1. BOTTOM ROW: D. Conlon, S. Webster, T. Boen S. Meyer, D. Bode, D. Anderson, E. Annexstad, Mr. Dowling. ROW 2: T. Enz, M. Quick, J. Leafblad, M. Larson, S. Lindquist, M. Bird, R. Wolfe, R. Ho- henstein. ROW 3: B. Wenner, D. Kaveny, M. Birr, S. Knutson, T. Miller, D. Bowles, N. Johnson, B. Erkel. ROW 4: P. Miller, T. Jaeger, B. Wilkinson, P. Jaeger, B. Kaveney, E. Johnson, M. Vogel, J. Chounard, ROW 5: A. Nelson, D. Larson, K. Newland, J. Hentges, G. Osborne, D. Miller, T. Keinlen, M. Schnieder, ROW 6: G. Wenner, B. Wenner, P. Kennedy, B. Vetter. F.F.A. F.H.A. Our Future Leaders Dan Bode-State Champion in the Job Inter- view Contest.. .great corn drive.. .getting the banquet organized and pulling of the best one ever.. .keeping snow sculptors warm by selling hot chocolate, hot dogs, and brownies...a night out at the Holiday House and raiding the candy table... 2. D. Conlon at the banquet. 3. BOTTOM ROW: C. Sullivan, J. Mutch, M. Osborne, M. Johnson. ROW 2: Mrs. Amos, C. Hopfenspirger, L. Johnson, S. Jansen, B. Shultz, G. Haack, A. Whitmore, A. Whitmore. ROW 3: M. Maas, M. Wilson, B. Fuller, L. Hadac, K. Seitzer, M. Keller. THEATER GUILD THESPIANS Stage Struck Going to watch the state contest plays .. .not going to Fargo... Who isn't made up yet? .. . I need powdering ...cleaning the theater and going to Seven Mile Creek fora picnic.. .get- ting Ann Harrington to go along with the blanket.. .having more than three new members in Thespians... 1. Help me. Anyone please. 2. This sure is fun isn't it? 3. Quite goldbricking and work! 4. Now hold still you silly boy 6. Look ma, no hands 1. The staff: D. Bowles, R. Miller, J. Granlund, C. Peterson, C. Sauer, B. Mork, K. Sorenson. 2. Happiness is working on Serendipity. “SERENDIPITY Contribute! Please Colleen Sauer, the head person in charge of almost everything.. . Who can help paste-up tonight? .. . Who can help type? ... Who can help sell today during lunch and I.S. ? .. . Well, don't all jump at once?.. .there was certainly a lot of help on this magazine.. .the best Seren- dipity ever.. .Dave Gray's obtuse sculp- ture... Tor Boen's acute girl friend... ‘I want those pictures yesterday .. . Would you settle for a week from yesterday ... a blue cover and friends... The person who did it, C. Sauer. Mark Rheaume, new editor-in-chief, and Bruce Conner, new managing editor, of the Communicator.. .Maik Wright, new editor- in-chief, of the Peterian.. .Brian Mork and Mark Wright both dressing down for the occasion.. .getting a yellow candle this time instead of a plain white one.. . Which candle do you get to light? .. . Friendship 3. A toast: To everyone on this page! 2. Let's get this rehearsal over with! 4. Mr. Johnson praises girls tennis. LETTERWINNERS Seasoned Winners Jokes, jokes, jokes, jokes, jokes, and more jokes.. .the always filling food at the banquets .. .the scintilating speeches the coaches gave... the jock jackets.. . What's exciting about letter- winners? .. . Everything. . 4 88 •J r;.V - 1 t 2. K. Lager and R. Straka sparkle as they show off the state football trophy. 4. A rather quiet moment a the winter sports banquet. The new members got to sit in the audience so they didn't make a spectacle of themselves the whole night.. . Where are our pins? ... Dr. Lindell was the guest speaker.. .being too busy to do anything.. .the new members were sponsored by old members.. .a very successful night... 3. P. Larson lights his candle from K. Lager. Getting There Waiting for class rings.. .the good old magazine drive in the fall for the iun- iors.. .knowing that Mr. Fredluncf holds the keys to your car! .. .wait- ing for class rings...getting out of classes to decorate the gym for prom ...those great King Arthur projects .. .waiting for class rings.. .getting senior high priviledges.. .research papers...the thrill of being able to go to prom and the agony of not being asked.. .getting your little blue card shuffled.. .still waiting for those class rings.. .knowing way down deep in- side that these really are the best days of your life ... Sophomores Our first big year as senior high students... We are rowdie-you can bet, '79 the best class yet! .. . Homecominq-- Send the Bluejays South Post- marked Defeat .. . Camera shy (4th place) for Snow Sculpturing.. .Knowing Mr. Aanonsen cares ! ...Could you find Mr. Fredlund's black and white cow? .. .Proud of having Eric Youngblom the only wrestler that went to state.. .Germans and Spaniards still out on the town.. .A new face in the crowd, Miss Meinke,-- Be Considerate .. .Another year gone by, but we still have memories of being soph- omores—cherish them forever... D. Bartlett R. Bindner B. Braam T. Battig PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE R. Brooks D. Baumgartner D. Blaschko J. Brostrom R. Bellig K. Butler R. Campbell D. Chabot J. Chouanard A. Conlon P. Connor R. Cook B. Dehn R. Annexstad S. Bames D. Bowles C. Burg D. Christianson S. Demer 94 J. Duoos S. Gardner J. Germscheid W. Gulden D. Haugdahl K. Hill J. Dobbs M. Elwood R. Garver T. Dougherty D. Gate he 11 S. Douglas J. Fischer L. Gault B. Gilsrud B. Hansen K. Gray R. Hanson R. Goodell 1. Sophomore card sharks at work ... A Hobday G. Frey J. Germscheid C. Guimond M. Hillesheim J. Hoffmann 95 C. Hopfenspirger I. Jones R. Hohenstein K. Karlsrud M. Keller D. Kendall T. Kowal D. Kramer I. Think Cork — which foot next? J. Holcomb M. Hubbard R. Kaveney T. Keinlen K. Kranz D. Larson P. Jaeger J. Johnson D. Lacy G. Lambert A. Lay J. Hoogenboom D. Jones D. Keller A. Kopp K. Lafky D. Leonard K. Lokensgard b 4 ¥ f r a M. Lyons H. McDonough D. Olson C. Lindquist M. Luker Y. Menk J. Neils L. Olson S. Lindquist K. Lyons K. Malmborg S. Mettler T. Miller A. Nelson T. Olander G. Osborne 1. Springtime entices bare feet. B. Manteufel D. Morinville K. Newland S. Olmanson C. Passon A. Manzey G. Micheal D. Muellerleile L. Nimps J. Paulson 97 A. Reksten S. Rustman B. Rezac R. Sargent 1. Only her make-up lady knows for sure! B. Pope T. Rasmussen T. Roberts S. Rheaume S. Schmidt T. Schmitz S. Schmidt A. Schmitz J. Schoeb A. Schostag D. Seltzer D. Shumway M. Schroepfer B. Schultz J. Skillings S. Slarks S. Sjostrom 98 S. Smith D. Spurling G. Stangler D. Steele M. Stoffel S. Webster I P. Wilking E Youngblom SORRY, NO PHOTO J. Stueven S. Thun E. Wells T. Wilking K. Youngman L. Swenson J. Tolzmann R. Wendel D. Wilkins J. Wills J. Wysong C. Zacharlas C. Trimbo C. Walter T. Wendroth H. Willaert A. Tungsvik M. Walter C. Wenner R. Willaert M. Willson B. Wilson L Look Mom, it's bigger than I am! R. Allen D. Anderson D. Anderson S. Anderson S. Arison J. Baker L. Bartelt J. Beinhorn C. Benson K. Berg A. Belhn M. Bird Juniors C. Blaschko W. Borchert PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE M. Bollum T. Braun T. Brock L G. Olson leading the yelling. A. Buley P. Bull L. Burg J. Christiansor T. Cody D. Conlon B. Conner L. Coveil L. Cowman R. Davis A. Demer K. DeZeeuw L. Dimmel 100 T. Everett L. Folkerts P. Foss B. Frey JUNIORS Out Time Is Near Starting to sell magazines almost right away.. .Homecoming attendants —Terri Braun and Sandy Meyer... building our float ( Rest In Pieces ) in Dan Hill's garage.. . The Fear- some Foursome .. .term papers and history papers the same.. .Snow Week: Jeff Baker and Ron Theis— pages snow sculpturing with SPHS spirit never stops ... These group projects are worthless planning, organizing, and building this year's prom— Midnight Blue ... .. . Don't forget to bring some cof- fee cans .. .seeing the seniors graduate and knowing that our time is near... C. Fruth B. Fuller C. Gessner B. Gibbs T. Gjerde M. Gostomczik D. Haack G. Haack L. Hadac S. Hadac S. Hager K. Hansen L Do you know the answer, my brain stopped this morning?! C. Hanson T. Hanson C. Heath J. Hedeen 101 M. Hanson A. Harrington NOT SHOWN 1 1. What are you trying to say? I can't understand your mouth is full! C. Hillger K. Hofferbert M. Hoffman C. Johnson S. Jansen E. Johnson L. Johnson J. Johnston M. Karlsrud M. Keller L. Keltgen P. Kendall M. Heier M. Hentges M. Herberg 2. J. Jacobs smiles for the camera. K. Keogh J. Kielty P. Kennedy K. Keinlen K. Kind R. King J. Klein S. Koble L. Larson C. Leagjeld M. Lemert K. Lindimeier J. Lindquist T. Lorentz P. Lorge G. Lyons S. Maas ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE Q. L. Marks S. Martinson L G. Haack is trying to get her own way again T. Mayo A. McCabe 2. Talk louder R. Theis, we can't hear you! PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE M. Menk G. Miller B. Mohler J. Monahan J. Moses J. Mosher S. Mutch J. Nauman A. Newland S. Nimps L. Odell T. Olander 103 M. Osborne S. Olmanson G. Olson J. Osborne 1. Is J. Englehart practicing to be the next presi- dent? R. Rosza J. Stanford C. Schmidt 2. My! What great, strong mucsles!! D. Schneider R. Schoeb m- PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE K. Seitzer PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE T. Smith J. Schwartz J. Seitz J. Sheehan M. Sietsema D. Speiss J. Speiss L. Thompson L. Thorson W. Thun R. Trembly L J. Osborne at the start of his great rebound form P. VanderWyst B. Vetter M. Vogel 2. M. Sietsema is the only one who works out on the hill. B. Volk M. Weinzierl B. Von Essen C. Warrant B. Wenner B. Wenner G. Wenner M. Wright J. Wysong D. Zabel S. Zabinski 105 Seniors Being the smartest class in years.., having the greatest love affair of the century in the weightroom... living, loving, and laughing our way through our last year together .. .trying to dodge the Big Head Brigade.. .the countdown of days left in Room 317.. .starting The International Organization of Low- Minds and Dirtbrains .. .planning to camp out on the last day of school by the cafeteria.. .waiting ages to get out of high school and then having a tear come to your eye when it is time to leave for good... David Anderson Neal Anderson Carol Baumgartner SENIORS Twyla Beinhom Uniqueness Class A Champs.. .training in many new teachers.. .first year of All School Plays... Humanities discussions.. .last year of gram- mar...Foss blowing up some senior's pictures... 1st in float building.. .Queen Kris Swenson.. .visits to Mr. Sy Sauer (wondering if you have enough credits to graduate).. .making plans for college... loosing Mark Hi Id i ng to GAC...Jay Cope being a 'mummy'__coldest winter ever... the choir on Channel 12 .. .2 nd in snow sculpture (you can't win 'em all).. .King Paul Hentges.. .writing your own notes in- stead of just skipping.. . High School Bowl between the Students-of-the-Month ... big in brains, clean, and courteous but need more maturity.. .Dan Bowles getting the Olivet Honor and going to Harvard... early spring fever.. .SKIP DAY.. .thanks to the Juniors fora beautiful prom.. .Marching Band winning the Music Award in the Loyalty Day Parade prom morning; seniors attending in their sleep.. .1984.. .wills and pro- phecies .. .awards and scholarships.. .the end of a great year. kn Annette Boutwell Daniel Bowles Dale Brandt William Braunger Robert Bresnahan James Brostrom Rick Bruns Patrick Buley Diane Burger Nancy Bussman Ronald Chouanard Cynthia Connor Brian Derner William Dobbs Edward Drenttel Tammy Evenson Brenda Fuller Christopher Fuller Deborah Gardner Gail Garver Bridget Genelin Jeffrey Germscheid Michelle Gosselin Barbara Gerka Jonathan Granlund David Gray Timothy Gunderson Vickie Gustafson Glenn Haack Jeffrey Haedt Marleen Hansen Pamela Hansen Steve Harman Joseph Hedeen Paul Hentges Ronald Hill Ann Hinnenthal John Hohenstein Patricia Hoffmann Merle Hoffman Daniel Hruby Donald Hruby Debra Honetschlager Loren Jansen Dara Johanson Lawrence Jansen Lee Arm Jacobson Cheryl Jonasdn Mary Johnson Julie Johnson Lynette Johnson Colleen Kaveney Judith Keltgen Colene Kennedy Louis Kienlen Jeffery Knutson Karen Koble Kimberly Koenck Merri Kunst Frank Lager Paul Larson Gayle Leagjeld Bradley Lechtenberg Patti Leonard Gregory Lightburn Scott Lindquist Maria Lokensgard Debra Malmborg Debra Mans Audrey Manteuful Brenda Melby Class Officers: E. Drenttel, C. Fuller, C. Peterson Richard Miller Susan Miller Terrance Mines Susan Mueller Brian Mork Jeanette Mutch 5 Lorri Mutch Lori Myhra Class Advisors: Mr. Waltman and Mr. Wayne Nolden Jilaine Oates Thor Olmanson Randy Olson Laura Osborne Mary Padgett Terri Pasbrig Pamela Peters Carolyn Peterson Daniel Regenscheid Patrick Samuelson Donald Regenscheid Matthew Rheaume Timothy Schrotpfer Kathy Sawyer Colleen Sauer evin Sorensen Allan Stocker Patricia Stoffel Ronald Straka Thomas Sullivan Kris Swenson Sandra Swenson James Tate Barbara Thun Todd Thun Raymond Willaert Robin Wilson Michelle Williams CAMERA SHY CORNER Allan Abrahamson David Sjostrom Bernard Jansen Donna Willaert Susan Kiewatt Michael Sargent James Seitzer Patrick Kunde GRADUATION From 202 Freshmen To 166 Graduates June 9, 1977-8:00 p.m______Polly (Pitmon) Phillips.. . you are like a new car .. .Mr. Sy Sauer's speech had the Sauer Household Seal of Approval ... What happened to the kazoos? .. . Is my diploma signed? ... wilted ivory roses with burgandy ribbons tied on them.. . Come to my reception! .. . Hi, I have seven more receptions to attend tonight, bye! ... My gown is too short! ... I'm los- ing my hat, anyone have any bobby pins I can borrow? ... Moving On .. .the band having to get all dressed up and not getting to play .. . Don't throw your hats!! .. .Commence- ment Exercises in the gym but still no rain .. .food and gifts galore.. .12 1 2 minutes alloted for Sy Sauer's (Dad's) speech... waiting in the hall before the big moment... Smile-Click-Flash ... What are you going to be doing next year? .. . I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today ... 1. Determination is the key to success. 120 2. Happiness is a diploma . . . 1. Gee Thanks! 2. I knew I could make it through! 3. B. Dobbs thinking of future endeavors, 'I seek the shadows of yesterday; today can't hold me and I must be on my way lunuKRUW yesterday TODAY AWARDS AND HONORS NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST: Dan Bowles SCHOLARSHIPS: VFW: Ruth Miller SIGNE CHILSTROM: Twyla Beinhorn MICHAEL KENNEDY: Jeff Knutson HOSPITAL AUXILIARY: Karen Koble MATT WEINZIERAL: Jim Tate JAY HOPFENSPIRGER: Dave Seely AMERICAN LEGION: Todd Thun, Audrey Manteufel BOY'S STATE: Rick Trembley GIRL'S STATE: Nancy Peterson SPECIAL SPORTS ACHIEVEMENT: Dan Bowles GIRL ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: Tammy Souers, Polly Phillips BOY ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Dan Bowles CITIZENSHIP AWARD: Larry Jansen VOCAL MUSIC AWARD: Audrey Manteufel INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARD: Dan Bode AMERICANISM AWARD: Patty Hoffmann AGRICULTURE: Dan Bode ESSAY (PAPER): Vickie Gustafson GIRL ORATOR: Patty Miller BOY ORATOR: Tor Boen HOMEMAKING: Mary Johnson GENERAL MILLS FAMILY LEADER: Patty Miller ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD: Julie Johnson, Karen Koble LIBRARY SERVICE: Ruth Miller Seniors Credits Robert Allen: Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. Timothy Amundson: Spanish C. 2,3; International C. 3; Spanish Hon. Soc. 3; Choir 3. Neal Anderson: Basketball 1; F.F.A. 2; Band 1,2,3. Eric Annexstad: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Letterwlnner 2,3. Carol Baumgartner: Tennis 2,3; Declam 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 2,3; German C. 1,2,3; Interna- tional C. 3; National Forensic L. 2,3; Quill Scroll 3; Choir 1,2,3; Communicator 2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Mo- tivated Stu. Co. Twyla Beinhorn: Cross Country 2; Volleyball 1; Bas- ketball 1,3; Declam 1; Letterwinner 2; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Spanish C. 1,2; International C. 3; Choir 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Spanish Hon. Soc. 3. Keith Bense: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Lib. C. 3; Letterwinner 2,3; French C. 2; International C. 3. Daniel Bode: F.F.A. 1,2,3; Serendipity 3; Drama Guild 2,3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Plays 3. Tor Boen: Tennis 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Declam 2,3; Seren- dipity 3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 2,3; Nat. Foren- sic L. 2,3; Quill Scroll 3; Band 1; Communicator 3; Plays 1,2,3; Peterian 1; Hockey 3. Daniel Bowles: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 3; Track 1,2; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Serendipity 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Boys State 2. Annette Boutwell: Declam 1,2,3; Nat. Forensic L. 2,3; Choir 1,2,3. William Braunger: Cross Country 3; Track 1,2,3; Let- terwinner 2,3; Peterian 2,3. Robert Brtsnahan: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Letterwinner 1,2,3. Patrick Buley: Football 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3; Letterwinner 1 2,3. Diane Burger: F.H.A. 1. Nancy Bussman: Gymnastics 2. Lynn Cain: F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1. Ronald Chounard: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Lib. C. 3; F.F.A. 1,2; Letterwinner 2,3. Cynthia Connor: Track 1,2,3; Pep C. 1,2,3; Letterwin- ner 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Stu. Cou. 1,2,3; French C. 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Plays 3. Jay Cope: Football 1,2,3; Golf 1,2; Gymnastics 3; Let- terwinners 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1; German C. 1,2,3; In- ternational C. 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 2,3; Plays 3. Julie Dahleen: Volleyball 1; French C. 2,3; Interna- tional C. 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 3; Pe- terian 2,3. William Dobbs: Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; De- clam 3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Science C. 1; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1,3; French C. 2,3; Nat. Forensic L. 3; Choir 1,2,3; Pop Group 2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Peterian 2. Edward Drenttel: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Letter- winner 2,3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Stu. Coun. 1,2,3; Ger- man C. 2; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 2,3. Paul Erling: Cross Country 1,3; Track 1,3; Debate 1,3; Declam 3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Drama Guild 1,3; Science C. 1; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Stu. Coun. 1,3; Spanish C. 1; International C. 3; Nat. Fo- rensic L. 1,2,3; Choir 1,3; Pop Group 1,3; Plays 1,3. Brenda Fuller: Cross Country 2; Volleyball 1; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3. Christopher Fuller: Cross Country 2,3; Tennis 2,3; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1; Debate 1,2; Declam 1; Letter- winner 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1,2; Nat. Forensic L. 1,2; Quill Scroll 3; Choir 1,2,3; Pop Group 3;Communicator 2,3; Plays 3. Bridget Genelin: Volleyball 1,2,3; Track 1; Letterwin- ner 1,2,3. Barbara Gerke: Tennis 1,2,3; Track 1; Pep C. 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Stu. Coun. 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Band 1; Plays 3. Michelle Gosselin: Volleyball 3; Tennis 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1; Pep C. 1; Lib. C. 3; Letterwinner 1,2; G.A.A. 1; German C. 1; Quill Scroll 3; Choir 2,3; Band 1; Pop Group 2,3; Communicator 2,3; Plays 2. Jeffrey Germscheid: Lib. C. 3. Jonathon Granlund: Cross Country 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Letterwinner 2; Serendipity 3; Drama Guild 3; Sci- ence C. 1,2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Stage Band 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Pop Group 2,3; Peterian 2,3. David Gray: Serendipity 3; International C. 3; Com- municator 3. Timothy Gunderson: Lib. C. 3; F.F.A. 1. Vickie Gustafson: Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Pep C. 1,2; Letterwinner 1,2; Serendipity 3; Drama Guild 3; G.A.A. 2; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Cheer- leader 1,2; Quill . Scroll 3; Communicator 2,3; Prom Server 1; Homecoming Royalty 2,3. Glen Haack: Baseball 1; Band 1. Jeffrey Haedt: Cross Country 3; Track 2,3; Letterwin- ner 3; Quill Scroll 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Peterian 1,2,3. Kelly Hager: Basketball 2; F.H.A. 2. Paul Hentges: Football 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Lib. C. 3; F. F.A. 1,2; Letterwinner 1,2,3. Ronald Hill: Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; French C. 2; Communicator 2,3. Anne Hinnenthal: Basketball 1; Pep C. 2; Serendipity 3; Quill Scroll 3; Band 1,2,3; Communicator 3; Peterian 3. Patricia Hoffmann: Volleyball 1; Tennis 2,3; Pep C. 1,2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Stu. Coun. 2,3; Spanish C. 1; Cheerleader 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 3. Debra Honetschlager: Lib. C. 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 3; Homecoming Royalty 3. Daniel Hruby: Football 1; Wrestling 2. Lee Ann Jacobson: Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1; Gymnas- tics 2,3; Track 1; Stu. Coun. 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 3. Bernard Jansen: Baseball 1. Lawrence Jansen: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Lib. C. 3; Declam 3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Dra- ma Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Stu. Coun. 2,3; German C. 1,2; Nat. Forensic L. 3; Stage Band 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Communicator 3; Plays 2,3. Loren Jansen: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. Dara Johanson: Pep C. 1; F.H.A. 1; Science C. 1; G. A.A. 1; French C. 2,3; German C. 1,2,3; Interna- tional C. 3. Julie Johnson: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Spanish C. 1,2; In- ternational C. 3; Stage Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Pop Group 2,3; Spanish Hon. Soc. 3. Lynette Johnson: Volleyball 1; Track 1; Pep C. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Stu. Coun. 1; Plays 1. Mary Johnson: Gymnastics 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2. Cheryl Jonason: Pep Club 1; F.F.A. 1;G.A.A. 1; Band 1. Colleen Kaveney: German C. 1,2; International C. 3. Louis Kienlen: Wrestling 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Snow Week Royalty 3. Susan Kiewatt: Choir 1,2,3. Jeffrey Knutson: Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Letter- winner 2,3; Peterian 3. Karen Koble: Tennis 2,3; Basketball 3; G.A.A. 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Spanish C. 1,2; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Pop Group 3; Spanish Hon. Soc. 3. Kimberly Koenck: Cross Country 1; Tennis 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Pep C. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Letterwinner 1,2,3;G.A.A. 1,2; Stu.Coun. 1; Choirl,2. Franklin Lager: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Letterwinner 2,3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. Paul Larson: Cross Country 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Lib. C. 3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; International C. 3; Quill Scroll 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Plays 2,3; Peterian 2,3. Gayle Leagjeld: Pep C. 3; Lib. C. 3; Communicator 2,3; Prom Server 1; Homecoming Royalty 2,3. Brad Lechtenberg: Football 3;Cross Country 2;F.F.A.2. Patti Leonard: Volleyball 1; Track 1; G.A.A. 1. Greg Lightburn: Wrestling 1; Track 1. Scott Linquist: Football 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3. Maria Lokensgard: Track 2,3; Letterwinner 2; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Quill Scroll 2,3; Stage Band 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Plays 1,2,3; Peterian 2,3; Choir 1,3. Debra Malmborg: Volleyball 1,2; Pep C. 3; Lib. C. 3. David Malmquist: Football 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Basket- ball 1; Letterwinner 2,3; Serendipity 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; German C. 1,2; Quill Scroll 3; Commu- nicator 2,3; Plays 3. Audrey Manteufel: F.H.A. 1; Declam 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Spanish C. 1,2; French C. 2; International C. 3; Nat. Forensic L. 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Pop Group 3; Plays 1,2,3; Spanish Hon. Soc. 3. Brenda Melby: Choir 1,2,3; Plays 1,3. Patricia Miller: Pep C. 1; Lib. C. 2,3; Declam 2,3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Nat. Forensic L. 2,3; Communica- tor 2,3; Peterian 2,3; Quill Scroll 2,3. Ruth Miller: Pep C. 2,3; Lib. C. 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Seren- dipity 3; Drama Guild 3; G.A.A. 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; German C. 1,2; International C. 3; Quill Scroll 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Plays 2,3; Peterian 2,3. Susan Miller: Pep C. 2,3; G.A.A. 1; German C. 1,2; International C. 3. Terrance Mines: Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 2. Brian Mork: Cross Country 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Debate 1; Declam 1; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Serendipity 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Nat. Forensic L. 1; Quill Scroll 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Pop Group 2; Peterian 1,2,3. Jeanne Mutch: F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 3. Wayne Nolden: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Quill Scroll 3; Stage Band 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Communicator 3; Peterian 3. 126 Randy Olson: Football 1; Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,3; F.F.A. 3; Letterwinner 1,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespi- ans 3; Choir 1,2,3; Pop Group 2,3; Plays 1,2,3. Laura Osborne: Volleyball 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3; French Club 2; International Club 3; Band 1. Terri Pasbrig: Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Letterwin- ner 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; International Club 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Choir 3, Band 1,2. Pam Peters: F.H.A. 1; Band 1. Carolyn Peterson: Basketball 1; Gymnastics 2,3; Track 3; Pep Club 2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; Serendipity 3; Drama Guild 2,3; GAA 1,2; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; International Club 3; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1; Pop Group 3; Plays 3; Spanish Honorary 3. Marilyn Pettis: Spanish Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; International Club 3; Spanish Honorary 3. Polly Phillips: Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Spanish C. 1,2; French C. 3; International C. 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1; Plays 2,3; SpanishHonorary 3; Girl's State 2. Don Regenscheid: Football 1; Hockey 1,2. Matt Rheaume: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Base- ball 1,2; Letterwinner 2,3; Spanish C. 1; Communi- cator 2,3. Doug Rients: Hockey 2,3. Pat Samuelson: Football 1,2,3. Colleen Sauer: Volleyball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Declam 1,2,3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Serendipity 3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Spanish C. 1; Nat. Forensic League 1,2,3; Quill Scroll 3; Plays 1,2,3; Yearbook 3. Kathy Sawyer: Volleyball 1; Track 3; Pep C. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Letterwinner 2; G.A.A. 1; German C. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. Tim Schroepfer: Letterwinner 2,3; Hockey 2,3. Dave Seely: Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3 Letter- winner 1,2,3; Serendipity 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Quill Scroll 1,2,3; Communicator 3; Yearbook 1,2,3. Jim Seitzer: Football 1,3; Wrestling 1,3. John Skillings: Football 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Letterwin- ner 2,3; French C. 2; Communicator 3. Ann Smith: Tennis 3; Basketball 1,3; Declam 3; Dra- ma Guild 3; Thespians 3; Spanish C. 1; French C. 2,3; International C. 3; Nat. Forensic League 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 2,3; Plays 2,3. Kevin Sorenson: Debate 1,2; Declam 1,2,3; Serendip- ity 3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Nat. Forensic League 1,2,3; Quill Scroll 3; Choir 1,2,3; Pop Group 2,3; Communicator 3; Plays 2,3. Tamra Souers: Volleyball 1,2,3; Golf 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3; Pep C. 2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; Spanish C. 1,2; Interna- tional C. 3; Quill Scroll 3; Communicator 3; Plays 3; Yearbook 3. Steven Steele: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Library C. 3; Letterwinner 1,2,3. Pat Stoffel: Softball 2. Ron Straka: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Letterwinner 1,2,3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3; Hockey 2,3. Tom Sullivan: Basketball 1. Kris Swenson: Gymnastics 3; Drama Guild 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3; French C. 2,3; International C. 3; Home- coming Queen. Sandra Swenson: Tennis 1,2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; Dra- ma Guild 3; Thespians 3; French C. 2; International C. 3; Quill Scroll 3; Band 1; Communicator 3; Plays 3. Jim Tate: Football 1,2; Tennis 1; Track 2,3; Letter- winner 2,3; Drama Guild 3; French C. 2; Internation- al C. 3; Plays 2,3. Monica Thieman: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Spanish C. 1,2. Todd Thun: Football 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Stu. Coun. 1; French C. 2; International C. 3; Quill Scroll 2,3; Stage Band 1; Band 1; Communicator 2,3; Peterian 2.3. Brent Van Dorsten: Baseball 1,2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; French C. 2; International C. 3. Ron Veith: Band 1; German C. 1. Tony Walters: Stage Band 2. Rick Watke: Track 2,3; Letterwinner 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Football 3. Ann Whitmore: Gymnastics 2,3; Track 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1.2.3. Polly Wilkins: Gymnastics 2,3; Pep C. 2,3; Drama Guild 3; Thespians 3; Quill Scroll 3; Band 1,2,3; Plays 2,3; Peterian 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3. 127 A a a a a AANONSEN.CARL 58. 40 Abrahamson. Allan 119 Allen. Robert 109 42 Allen. Robert 100 AMOS. EUNICE 66. 85 Amundson. Dave 94. 42 Amundson. Tim 109. 84 ANDERSON. BERGER 71 Anderson. David C. 94. 85 Anderson. David 109 Anderson. Donald 30. 37. 100 Anderson. Donna 54 ANDERSON. GAYLE 57 Anderson Neal 109 Anderson. Rhonda 94 Anderson. Scott 30. 78. 79. 100. 40 Annexstad. Eric 30. 109. 85 Applen Thomas 68 Arison. Sandra 78. 100 Arnet. Charles 94 Attenberger Thomas 109. 42 Auger. Martha 68 B b b b b Baker. Jeffrey 20. 30. 100. 44 Barnes. Sean 37. 94 Bartelt. Linda 100 Bartlett. Dawn 94 Battig. Theresa 94 Baumgartner. Carol 76. 109, 84 baumgartner. Dorothy 83. 94 8einhorn. June 32. 34. 83. 100. 43. 84 Beinhorn. Twyla 109 Bellig. Robyn 94 Benner. Tim 94 Bense. Keith 30. 82. 109. 44 Sense. Russel 54 Benson. Craig 81. 100. 45 Berg. Kerry 100 BERGERON ALICE 54 Biehn. Ann 100 Binder. Mary 81 Binder. Robert 94 Bird. Mike 100. 85 BJERKE. MARY 57 Biorlmg. Susanne 83. 94 BLAISDELL. BRUCE 67 Blaschko. Connie 100 Blaschko. Denise 94 Blaschko. Richard 109 Bode. Branell 37 Bode. Darnel 16. 18. 79. 109. 89. 85 Bode. Pamela 83. 94 Boen. Tor 76. 109. 45. 85 BOLLUM. JAMES 55 Bollum. James 37 Bollum. Mark 30. 37. 100 BOOREN DENNIS 30. 59 Borchert. Wendy 83. 100 Boutwell. Annette 81. 110 Bowles. Daniel 12. 21 30. 36. 79. 110. 44. 87 Bowles. David 30. 94 44. 85 Braam. Bruce 94 Brandt. Dale 110 Braun. Teresa 8. 39. 83. 100 BRAUNGER. FRANCIS 31 42 Braunger. William 31. 77. 110. 42 Bresnahan. David 38 Bresnahan. Robert 21. 30. 36. 110. 44 Brinkman, Beverly 68 Brock. Tami 100 Brooks. Richard 30. 37. 94. 42 Brooks. Thomas 37 Brostorm. James 110 Brostorm. Jennifer 94 Bruley. Tracy 94 Bruns. Rick 110 Buley. Ann 32. 41. 100 Buley. Patrick 30. 38. 110. 40 Bull. Patrick 100 BURDICK. SALLY 57. 76. 88 Burg. Carol 83. 100 BURG. LAURIE 57 Burg. Tom 34 BURG. THOMAS 71. 44 Burger. Diane 110 BURKE. BETTY 59 BURNETT, DENNIS 37. 59 Bussman. Nancy 110 Butler Kevin 3e. 94 C c c c c Cain. Lynn 110 Campbell. Rebecca 94 Chabot. Dale 94 Chounard. James 94. 85 Chounard. Ronald 30. 82. 110 Christianson. David 81 94. 84 Christianson. Jo 100. 84 Cody. Thomas 100 Conlon. Angela 94 Conlon. Dennis 30. 37. 100. 85 Conner. Bruce 30. 36. 100. 44 Conner. Colleen 35 Connor. Cynthia 39. Ill 43 Connor. Daniel 37 Connor. Peggy 83. 94 41 Conroy. Mary Jane 54 Cope. Jay 30. 76. 111. 88 COPE. ROBERT 55 Covell. Lor. 100. 84 Cowman. Kim 34. 43 Cowman. Lorale 100 Cook. Randell 94 Coughlan. M 43 CUMMINGS. GEORGE 67 D d d d d Dahleen. Julie 76. 77. 111. 84 Davis. Richard 100 Dehn. Bradley 94 Derner. Alan 100 Derner. Brian 20. 111 Derner. Suzanne 83. 94. 84 Dezeeuw. Kathy 83. 100 Dierks. Cindy 95. 84 DIERKS. DARYL 60 Dimmel. Lori 39. 81. 100 Dobbs. Jeanme 35. 95. 43 Dobbs. William 16. 19. 31. 78. 81. 111. 42 Dobie. Jackie 101 DOCKTER VERNON 59 Dougherty. Tim 95 Daugherty. M 41 Douglas. Steven 38. 95 Douglas. Steven 38. 95 Douglas. Stuart 30. 38. 101 DOWLING. C W 69. 85 Dranttel. Marie 95 Drenttel. Edward 13. 21. 30. 76. 111. 115. 44 Dumdei. Paul 101 Dummer. Emery 55 Dummer. Nancy 77. 83. 101 Dunham. Manann 101 Duoos. Jon 95. 45 Dvorak. Debra 43 E e e e e Eckhoff. David 101 EIDSNESS. LYLE 30. 65 ELLING DAVID 57 Elwood. Michael 95 ENGLE. ELDRED 61 Englehart. Jay 16, 19. 77. 79. 81. 101. 103. 84 ENGLEHART. JOYCE 55 ERICKSON. ANN 71 ERICKSON. CHARLES 54 Erlmg. Paul 15. 15. 31. 78. 81. 111. 42 Esser. Tammy 101 Evenson. J. 40 Evenson. Tammy 111 Evenson. Susanne 95 EVERETT. MARY 63 84 Everett. Thomas 38. 101. 40 F f f f f Fischer. Julie 95 Flaten. Timothy 38 Folkerts. Linda 101 FOSBURGH. DAVID 81 Foss. Patricia 101 FREDLUND. FRANKLIN 30. 65 Frey. Brenda 101 Frey. Gregg 95 FROST. RICHARD 71 Fruth. Christine 83. 101 Fuller Barbara 101. 85 Fuller. Brenda 34. 111. 43 Fuller. Christopher 31. 76. 78. 45. 111. Fuller. Janet 81. 43 Gardner. Stacy 95 Garver. Gail 111 Garver, Rebecca 95 Gatchell. Deborah 95 Gault. Lisa 19 81. 95 Genelm, Bridget 8 32. Ill Gerber. Randy 37 Gerber. Richard 37 Gerke. Barbara 33. 39. Ill Germscheid. Jeffrey 82. Ill Germscheid. Jerry 81. 95 Germscheid. Joseph 37. 81. 95 Gessner. Carl 101 Gibbs. Barb 101 Gilsrud. Brenda 95 Gjerde. Timothy 101. 40 GOCKEL. EUGENE 56 Gockel. Richard 31 Goodell. Richard 95 Gosselin, Michelle 32. 76. 78. 82. Ill Gostomczik. Marlene 101. 85 Granlund. Jonathon 9. 77. 78. 79. 112. 87 GRAY. BRUCE 55 Gray. David 76. 112 Gray. Kristen 83. 95 Guimond. Connie 83. 95 GULDEN. MARY ANNE 71 Gulden. William 95. 84 Gunderson. Timothy 82. 112 Gustafson. Vickie 8. 76. 112 H h h h h Haack. Dennis 101 Haack. Gail 101 103. 89. 85 Haack. Glen 16. 18. 112. 84 Haack. Jon 45 Hadac. Lynn 101. 85 Hadac. Scott 36. 101 Haedt. Jeffrey 31. 77. 79. 112. 42 Haedt. Susan 34. 43 Hager. Kelly 112 Hager. Sherry 82. 101 Hansen. Brenda 95 Hansen. Karen 101, 85 Hansen. Marlene 112 Hansen. Pamela 112 Hansen. Steven 38. 95 Hanson. Craig 30. 38. 101. 44 Hanson. Mitchell 101 Hanson. Robert 37. 95 Hanson. Todd 101 Harman. Steven 112. 45 Harrington. Ann 78. 81. 101 Harrington. Linda 35 HARVEY. WILLIAM 57 Haugdahi. Brad 95 Haugdahl. Dee Ann 95 HAUKOOS. PAUL 58 Heath. Carol 101 Heath. Gerald 95 Hedeen. Jim 101 Hedeen. Joseph 112 Heilman. Levka 54 Heir. Mark 102 HENJUM. SHERMAN 62 Hentges. John 37. 95. 42. 85 Hentges. Michael 30. 82. 102. 42 Hentges. Paul 20. 21. 30. 37. 82. 112 Herberg. Mary 102 43 HIBBARD. BEVERLY 66 Hildmg. Gregory 102 Hilding. Jon 45 Hill. Daniel 30. 36. 102. 44 Hill. Karen 95 Hill. Ronald 13. 30. 36. 112. 44 Hill. Steven 102 Hillesheim. Loren 36. 102 Hillesheim, Michelle 95 Hillger. Carolyn 77. 83. 102 Hmnenthal. Anne 76. 112 Hix. Barb 35 Hix. Deanna 95 Hix. Scott 95 Hobday. Ann 83. 95 Hofferbert. Kevin 102 Hoffman. Mark 102 Hoffman. Merle 113 Hoffmann. John 95 Hoffmann. Patricia 8. 21. 32. 39. 76. 83. 113 Hoffmann. Theresa 96. 43. 84 Hohenstem. John 113. 85 Hohenstem. Richard 96 Holcomb. Jeffery Hollnagel. Cindy 96 Holteen. Mary 81 Honetschlager. Debra 8. 76. 82. 113 Hoogenboom. Jon 38. 96 Hoogenboom. Peter 38. 102. 40 HOL2. EUNICE 55 Hopjen pirj;er. Carmen 34. 77. 83. 96. Hruby. Daniel 113 Hruby. Donald 113 Hruby. William 96 Hubbard. Margret 96 Hughes. Alan 37. 42 Hughes. Robert 54 . 77. 83. 102 Jacobs. Joan 39. 77. 83. 102 Jacobson. Lee Ann 35. 76. 113 Jaeger. Diane 102 Jaeger. Patrick 96. 85 JANNI. CLETUS 37 Janm. Thomas 37 Jansen. Bernard 119 Jansen. John 96 Jansen. Lawrence 19. 21. 30. 79. 81 143. 42 Jansen. Loren 30. 113. 42 Jansen. Sharon 39. 102. 85 JARVIS. JAMES 58 Johanson. Dara 113. 84 Johnson. Colleen 102 Johnson. Christian 96. 45 Johnson. Christopher 38. 96 Johnson. Diane 96 Johnson, Edward 102. 85 Johnson. Jeff 96 Johnson. Julie 78. 113. 84 JOHNSON. KATHLEEN 66 JOHNSON. KENNETH 67. 45. 88 Johnson. Laurie 34 Johnson. Lori 102 Johnson. Lynnette 113. 85 Johnson. Mary 113. 85 Johnston. John 30. 38. 102 Jonason. Cheryl 113 Jones. David 96. 40 Jones. Isis 96. 84 K k k k k Karlsrud. Kama 83. 96 Karlsrud. Mark 30. 102 KAUTT. WILLIAM 58 Kaveney. Colleen 114. 84 Kaveney. Robert 96. 85 Kaveney. Sheryl 96 Keller. David 96 Keller. Mary Beth 96. 85 Keller. Michael 30. 37. 102 Keltgen. Judith 114, 84 Keltgen. Linda 102 Kendall. David 38. 96. 40 Kendall. Peter 38. 78. 79. 102. 40 Kennedy. Colene 114 Kennedy. Peter 102, 85 Keogh. Kim 39. 102 KERN. RICHARD 71 Keswani. Ashwim 45 Kielty. Julie 102. 119 Kienlen. Kristy 103 Kienlen. Louis 29. 37. 114 Kienlen. Timothy 96. 85 Kiewatt. Susan 119 Kind. Karen 32. 34. 103. 84 King. Rock 103 Klein. Joanne 103 Klein. Mary 114 Knutson. Jeffrey 21. 30. 37. 114. 44 Knutson. Kelly 81 Knutson. Scott 96. 85 Koble. Karen 33. 34 78. 79. 114 Koble. Sharon 32. 103 Koenck. Kimberly 34. 114 Kopp. Ann 96. 43 Kowal. Timothy 96. 42 Kramer. Dwight 96 Kranz. Knst 96 KROHNBERG. GENE 61 Kunst. Merri 114 KURSETH. CLIFFORD 60 L I I I I Lacy. Diane 35. 96 Lafky. Karen 96 Lager. Franklin 20. 21. 30. 114. 42. 89 Lager. Scott 96 Lambert. Gail 96 Langer. Jeffrey 96. 42 Larson. Dale $6. 85 Larson. Lori 19. 39. 83. 103 Larson. Paul 16. 19. 31. 77. 114. 45. 89 Lay. Amado 96 Leagjeld. Craig 103 Leagjeld. Gayle 8. 76. 82. 114 Lechtenberg. Brad 30. 114 Lemert. Melanie 103 Leonard. David C 96 Leonard. David D 97 Leonard. Patti 114 Libson. Carol 68 Lightburn. Greg 114 Lindemier. Kimberly 77, 83. 103 Lindquist. Craig 97. 84 Lindquist. John 103 Lindquist. Scott 81. 114 Lokensgard. Kama 34. 77. 97. 43 Lokensgard. Maria 77. 79. 115, 43 Lorentz. Timothy 30. 103 Lorge. Lorraine 54 Lorge. Patrice 103 LUEOKE. LARRY 55 Luker. Mark 97 Lund. Tim 40 Lyons. Gail 103 Lyons. Kenneth 97 Lyons. Margaret 97 Lytmski, Eric 81 M m m m m Maas. Evelyn 54 Maas. Michelle 97 Maas. Sharon 103 Malmborg. Debra 82. 115 Malmquist. David 45 Manteufel. Audrey 19. 78. 81. 115. 84 Manteufel. Bruce 97 Manzy. Alan 97 Marks. Lorna 103 MARTIN. LAYNE 60 Martinson. Sara 103 Mayo. Timothy 30. 103 Mason. Mark 42 McCabe. Ambrose 103 McDonald. John 81. 42 McDonough. Holly 83. 97. 84 McDonough. Kelly 83. 103 McDonough. Perry 37 MEINKE. NANCY 65 McKenzie. B 40 Melby. Brenda 115 Menk. Kurt 30. 36. 103 Menk, Margaret 77. 83. 103 Menk. Yvette 83. 97 Mettler. Sheila 97 MEYER. KENNETH 68 Meyer. Leann 34, 83. 97. 43 Meyer. Sandra 8 39. 83. 103. 85 Michael. Greg 97 Michael. John 103 MICKELSON. ROSEMARY 57 Miller. David 97. 85 Miller. Gayle 32. 34. 103. 43 MILLER. JEFFREY 36. 60 Miller. Kathy 83. 97. 84 Miller. Patricia 76. 77. 81. 82. 115 Miller. Richard 115 Miller. Ruth 77. 82. 83. 115, 84. 87 Miller. Susan 83. 115. 84 Miller. Todd 37. 97. 85 Mines. Terrance 30. 37. 115 Mohler. Brenda 103 Monanhan. Jeffrey 103 Mormville. Dormda 97 Mork. Brian 31. 115. 42. 87 Moses. Julie 103 Mosher. Jim 103 MUDRINICH. URSULA 63. 84 Mueller. Susan 16. 115 Muellerleile. Dean 97. 84 Mutch. Jeanette 115, 85 Mutch. Lorrie 116 Mutch. Susan 103 Myhra. Kris 97 Myhra. Lori 116 Myhra. Mary 54 Myhra. Robert 54 Myhra. Susan 56 N n n n n Nauman. Jana 103. 43 Neils. Jane 83 97. 84 Nelson. Andrew 97. 85 NELSON. HOWARD 58 Nelson. P. 42 NELSON. ROGER 60 NESHEIM. DONALD 65 Newland. Angela 32 34. 103. 43 Newland. Kevin 38. 97. 84. 85 Nimps, Lisa 97 Nimps. Shawn 103 Nolden. Wayne 30. 76. 77. 79. 116 Noyd. Wallace 116 0 o o o o Oates. Jilame 116 O'Brien. Colleen 33. 97 Odell. Lindi 39. 83. 103 Odell. Tern 39, 83. 97. 64. 43 OLADER. EDGAR 54 Olander. Tana 78. 103. 43 Olander. Tara 97 Olmanson. Donald 55 Olmanson. Schelli 97 Olmanson. Steven 30. 104 Olmanson. Thor 116 Olson. Can 97 Olson. Debra 97. 84 Olson. Gretchen 32. 104 OLSON. JEFFREY 58 Olson. Lanae 97. 84 OLSON. MARIAN 61 Olson. Randy 31. 78. 116. 42 Osborne. Jeffrey 36. 104. 105 Osborne. Greg 97. 85 Osborne. Jeffrey 36. 104. 105 Osborne. Laura 116. 84 Osborne. Mary 104. 85 P p p p p Padgett. Mary 116 PANKRATZ. JOSEPH 68 PARMETER. JOHN 58 Pasbrig. Terri 39. 116. 43 Passon. Cheryl 97 Passon. Linda 116 Paulson. Jon 81. 97 Paulson. Mark 77. 81. 98. 84 Pederson. Lorraine 54 PERDAEMS. ROBERT 78. 64 Peters. Lon 43 Peters. Mark 116 Peters. Pamela 116 Peters. Paul 104 Peterson. Carl 54 Peterson. Carolyn 21. 35. 83. 84. 115. 116. 43. 87 Peterson. Nancy 104 Pettis. Avery 5. 54 Pettis. David 31. 37. 98 Pettis. Marilyn 117 Pherson. David 104 Phillips. Polly 32. 34. 117. 43 Pierce. Robin 104 Pitmon. Marjorie 55 Pope. Bruce 98 POTTS. JILL 63 Prust. Daniel 117 Prust, Lois 104 Pyan. Daniel 30. 36. 104. 44 Q q q q q Quick. Michael 37. 98. 42. 85 R r r r r RAAEN. PAUL 64 Randolph. Diane 104 Rasmussen. Terri 98 Rausch. Greg 37 Reese, Deborah 34. 04 Regenscheid. Daniel 117 Regenscheid. Donald 117 Reineke. Joel 30. 104 Reksten. Andrea 98 Rezac. Brenda 98 84 Rezac. Brian 38. 104 Rheaume. Mark 30. 104. 44 Rheaume. Mary Jo 54 Rheaume. Matthew 30. 37. 117. 44 Rheaume. Sally 98 Rients. Cathy 84 Rients. Douglas 38. 117 Risk. Melody 98 Roberts. Bernard 38. 104. 44 Roberts. Ruth 84 Roberts. Timothy 38. 98 ROEMHILDT. EUGENE 56 Roggow. Denise 77. 83. 104 Rolstad. Bridget 104 Rolstad. Tracy 31 Rosenow. Charles 31 104. 45 Rozsa. Rick 78. 79. 104 RUNDELL. EDWIN 13. 37. 59 RUSCH. JAMES 38 Rustman. Steven 98. 42 RUTZ. RALPH 66 S s s s s Samuelson. Patrick 117 SANDERSON. JOY 56 Sanford, Jeffrey 104 Sargent. Michael 119 Sargent. Robin 98 Sauer. Colleen 32. 34. 77. 117. 87 Sauer. Sylvester 56 Sauer. Timothy 37. 98. 42 Sawyer. Kathy 83. 117 SCHAIBLE. ARTHUR 62 SCHARLEMANN. ROMAINE 35. 43 Schaus. Julie 33. 98, 84 Schmid. Jim 98 Schmidt. Connie 104 Schmidt. Scott 98 Schmidt. Steven 98 Schmit. J 40 Schmitz. Ann 98. 84 Schmitz. Hetdei 41 Schmitz. Thomas 98 Schneider. Diane 104 Schneider. Mark 98 85 Schoeb. Jon 37. 79. 98. 42 Schoeb. Russel 37. 304. 45 Scholl. Kathy 43 Schostag. Alan 77. 79. 98 Schroeder, Richard Schroepfer. Michael 38. 77. 98. 40 Schroepfer. Timothy 38. 117 SCHULTZ. ANGELA 54 Schultz. Betsy 81. 98. 84 Schwartz. Julie 104 Schwictenburg. Joseph 37 Seely. David 31. 76. 77. 117. 42 Seitz, John 104 Seitzer. Betty 55 Seitzer. Donald 98 Seitzer. Jim 30. 37. 118 Seitzer. Karen 81. 104. 85 Sheehan. John 104 Shultz. Betsy 85 Shumway. David 31. 77, 81. 98. 42 Sietsema. Maureen 104, 105. 84 Sjostrom, David 119 Sjostrom, Steven 98 Skillings. Jean 76. 81. 98. 84 Skillings. John 30. 37. 117 Slarks. Sandy 83. 98 Smith, Ann 33. 76. 117. 84 Smith. Paul 37 Smith. Susan 33. 83. 98 Smith. Tammara 104 Sorensen. Kevin 76. 78 81. 118. 87 Souers. Tamra 32. 34. 76. 77. 118, 43. 84 Speiss. Dave 104 Speiss, James 104 Spiess. Dennis 30. 105 Spurlmg. Douglas 31. 37. 98 Stangler. Ben 37. 98 Stangler. Rebecca 79. 105 Stark. Mary 118 Steele, David 37. 98. 42 Steele. Steven 30 82. 118. 42 Stocker, Allan 118 Stoffel. Andrew 105 Stoffel. Marguerite 98 Stoffel, Patrick 18 Straka. Ronald 20. 21, 30. 38. 42. 118. 89 Stuevens. Jay 99 Stuevens. Jon 99 Sullivan. Colleen 105. 84. 85 Sullivan. Tom 118 SWARTWOOD. LESTER 55 Swartwood. Paul 31. 37. 105 Swenson. Beverly 56 Swenson. Kris 20. 34, 118 Swenson, Lmda 99. 84 Swenson. Sandra 21, 33. 76, 118. 84 Swichtenberg. J. 42 SYLVESTER. JOHN 36. 57 T t t t t Tate James 30. 118. 84 Tate. Judy 99 Theiss. Ronald 20. 30. 103. 105. 44 Thieman. Chris 99 Thieman. Monica 118 Thomas. Brenda 99 Thomas. Lawrence 54 Thomas. Scott 42 Thompson. Jerome 30. 105 Thompson. Linda 81. 105. 41. 84 Thorson. Lorraine 105 Thun. Barbara 35. 78. 83. 118 Thun, Scott 99 Thun, Todd 30. 36. 76. 118. 45 Thun. Wayne 105 Tolzmann, John 99 Trembley. Richard 78. 79. 105 TREMBLEY. DONALD 64 Trimbo. Charles 99 Tungsvik. Arleen 99 Tungsvik. Vickie 119 TURRITTIN BARBARA 57 TURRITTIN MURIEL 56 U u u u u Underwood. Timothy 99. 42 V v v v v VanderWeyst. Tony 105 Van Dorsten. Brent 21. 119. 44 Veith. Ronald 119 VerKennes. S. 40 Vetter. Brian 36. 105. 85 Vogel. Deidre 99. 84 Vogel. Michael 105. 85 Voight. John 99 Volk. Brad 105 Von Essen. Brian 105 W w w w w Waldron. Kelly 34. 43 Walter. Anthony 119 Walter. Carol 39. 90 Walter. Michael 99 WALTMAN. REUBEN 58 Warrant. Charlott 105 Watke. Rick 39. 119. 42 Webster. Scott 37. 79. 99. 85 Wemzierl. Margueret 105 Wellrer, Wendy 41 Wells. Edward 99 Wendell. Randy 99 Wendroth. Tern 99 Wenner. Brad 105. 85 ’♦Venner. Brian 30. 37. 105. 44. 85 Wenner. Cathy 83. 99 Wenner. Gregory 105. 85 Wenner. Merton 55 WERGELAND. M 42 Wescott. Lane 42 Westphal. Evelyn 119 Whitmore. Alice 35. 105. 43. 85 Whitmore. Ann 119. 43. 85 WM.HARBER. PATRICIA 32. 65. 43 Wilking. Patricia 99 Wilkmg, Timothy 99 Wilkins. Dennis 37. 99 Wilkins. Pauline 77. 83. 119 Willaert. Donna 119 Willaert. Helen 99 Willaert. Leo 37. 105 Willaert. Ray 119 Willaert. Rosemary 99 Williams. Brad 99 Williams. Jon 99. 40 Williams. Michelle 119 Wills. Jane 99 Willson. Donald 30. 105 Willson. Mary 99 Wilson. Brenda 99. 84 Wilson. John 99 Wilson. Robin 119 W.tte. Douglas 99 Witty. Paula 56 Woolison. Michelle 105 AORRELL. ARDYCE 55 Wright. Mark 31. 77. 78. 105 Wysong. Janice 9. 105 Wysong. Jean 99 Y y y y y Youngblom. Erik 37. 99. 42 Youngblom. Scott 37 Youngman, Kathy 99, 84 hill Zabel. Diane 105 Zabmski. Scott 105 Zachanas. Connie 99 ZIMMERMAN, JOYCE 71 Zrust. Sharon 119 PROGRESS BOOKS . . . for all your book needs . . . Ik St. Peter, MN ST. PETER MOTOR PARTS 106 W. Grace St. 931-1580 REID'S HARDWARE HANK 10.000 Farm Home Items For Less Phone 931-4890 401 S. Minnesota St. Peter The congregation of First Lutheran Church prays God's blessing upon the graduates of 197 FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 1114 Traverse Rd. 931-3060 MAY GOD BLESS ALL AND KEEP YOU ON HIS WAY! from: FATHER ADRIAN FOSS' RED WHITE rM l GROCERY . 'tSM f) 213 S. MN 931-4710 CHURCH OF ST. PETER SKOGMO’S Department Store . . . for all your needs . . . 208 S. Mn. 931-3870 524 W. MYRTLE ST. ST. PETER, MN 56082 931-1628 MASS: Sat. at 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY: 7:30, 9:00, 11:00 a.m. WEEKDAYS: 7:30 a.m. 131 NICOLLET COUNTY BANK 220 S. Third St. St. Peter, Mn Dairy Queen brazier. 850 N. Mn. Congratulations, Seniors! EVERYTHING IN SENIOR PORTRAITS Outdoor, indoor, and scenic portrait's . . . . . . misties, double exposures, and 3 4 view portraits are also available . . . komatz construction. Inc.’ Stvxel - PO. BOX 498 ST PETER, MINNESOTA 56082 OFFICE 507 931-3420 OLSON AND MACKENZIE ACCOUNTANTS 229 W. Broadway St. Peter, MN. Congratulations Seniors! THORP FINANCIAL SERVICES St. Peter, MN. ST. PETER MOBILE HOMES North Hwy. 169 Phone: 931-1971 14 Wides - Double Wides New Or Used Deal With Krazy Ken DRANTTEL SALES ScoRPion Vaitiaha The Snowmobile Company Hwy169 N. 931-1363 St. Peter, MN. DR. G.R. HAEDT CHIROPRACTOR 803 S. 931-2400 Good Luck in the future!'1 NU-WAY CLEANERS 303 S. MN. 931-4690 ft Monday - Thursday 9-4 Friday - 9-8 604 South Minnesota Avenue St. Peter, Minnesota 56082 931-5454 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Member FDtC i J HUM. Dave’s Mobile Home Repair MOBILE HOME PARTS — TRAVEL TRAILER ASSESSORIES DAVE JACOBSEN Old Hwy. 169 North St. Peter, Minn. 56082 Just down the road, there's a place like home. 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DOBBS Medical Arts Bldg. 202 W. Walnut 931-2220 Phon : 931-2212 rnnif i BEAUTY SALON m3 so. I'd sif..t 51. P� l.(. Mo. %on EMBASSY BAR (THE FRIENDLY BAR) Keith Keogh - Dick Myhra MINNESOTA TWINS TICKET AGENCY ON and OFF SALES 325 S. Mn Home of the world famous A W root beer and burger family. 1520 S. Mn. 931-3871 931-9944 MARK-ED POWER AND MARINE 402 S. 3rd St. 931-4598 Farm Bureau insurance Farm Bureau Life Farm Bureau Mutual Des Moines, Iowa footwear for the entire family . . n “ift v V 302 JO.MINNEJ0TA AVI. 931 - 2170 • ST.Pf r R Phone: 931-4500 KAREN’S BEAUTY SHOP Karen Loeffler, Prop. 213 West Nassau St. Peter, Minnesota 56082 Insurance Of All Kinds Real Estate Phone 93 1—3333 211 W. Nassau Street St. Peter, Minn. 56082 SWEDE’S OLD TYME MEAT MARKET 207 S. MN. Ave, 931-2622 HALLET CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Highway and heavy . . . concrete aggregate producers . . . No. MN. Ave. 931-3500 St. Peter, MN THE LAST WORD BOOKSTORE books and art supplies . . . 408 S. 3rd 931-4120 Wf r Wifi 1 'mu' 'mhi .'mu Tmul.-Turn '♦� . 'Min, BONNIE’S APPAREL imiiiiK ' M� im Vmimiiii hiimhii mimm Wmmih limiiui 'timim iimnm mmm m'iiWk lUMNNlWHNWlMlWMIl miHIH .. 3nmmi 3.� � .•• . '•� ...� '■%� •••• .. 316 S. MN. AVE. ST. PETER, MN. 56082 tin Muniit Vtimif, luitiii; 'mum 'mmmm ,'mmiii� 'mmiii. 'mum '� � « KRBI “Sports Voice of the Saints” 13.10 AM 105.5 FM ABC Radio Network ST. PETER CREAMERY . . . Serving our milk needs . . . No. Front St. 931-3160 St. Peter, MN NUTTER’S Latest styles in smart clothing for High Schoolers. Headquarters for gym equipment and letter jackets. 320 S. MN 931-4340 135 KOMATZ CONSTRUCTION 405 W. St. Julien St. 931-3420 FLEETWAY INC. St. Peter Areasown farm supply store . . . 119 W. Broadway 931-3489 802 So. Minnesota Ave. I IJ ST. PETER, MINNESOTA 56082 507 931-2594 COCO KEIM Broker DAHLEEN- DAHLEEN O’BRIEN DENTISTS Box 448 931-5646 MARTIN REAL ESTATE CO. Business Opportunities - farm - homes - 510 S. Mn. 931-4370 Good Luck Seniors! TRI-COUNTY WATER CONDITIONING Water King A WATCH CONDITION I NO L- H 931-2899 931-4496 407 S. Mn. 122 W. Nassau 136______________ VILLAGE CRAFTS 209 S. Mn. 931-5567 Av 345-5912 1 by appointment barber-stylist 1 407 Range Street Jmwm 1 North Mankato, MN. - - - - Styfe U.6e styles for both guys and gals . 122 W. Nassau 931-4496 GOOD-YEAR TIRE RUBBER COMPANY E. Hwy. 99 931-5400 St. Peter, Mn. COAST TO COAST Where your dollar does the most! 202 S. Mn 931-1700 MOTOR INN CHEVROLET CO. SPIESS AND COULTER • all Plumbing repairs • new construction • oil and gas furnaces • water heaters • dependable Speedy service chevrolet-oldsmobile Your car dealers! 224 W. Mulberry 931-3750 217 W. Park Row 931-2720 St. Peter, MN ADC PRODUCTS 922 N. Swift 931-2700 COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Kentucky fried thicken. ST. PETER POLICE DEPARTMENT . . . featuring original recipe, extra crispy, and barbeque style chicken . . . Front St. 931-1550 1630 S. Mn. 220 So. Minnesota St. Peter, Mn 56082 All types of houses, big or small; no matter the size, we sell them all! Phone 931-1710 931-1168 ST. PETEH |§| BEAL ESTATE COMPANY 20 SOUTH MINNESOTA AVENUE Next to Ericksons ST PETER. MINNESOTA 56082 Phone (507) 9)1)650 or 9)|)9)8 7 aun LAGER'S INC 910 North Minnesota . St. Peter. Minn. 96082 BUS. PH. (507) 931-4070 1 HI INTERNATIONAL Dodge CHRYSLER Dodge Trucks TRUCKS Vlymoutfi Congratulations to the Seniors from THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE 1121 W. Traverse Rd. St. Peter, MN SOUIX TRAIL LANES . . . where bowling is at its best . . . Hwy 99 1695. 931-9923 MDIWWMMlife ALUMACRAFT BOAT COMPANY Good Luck Class of 1977! 315 W. St. Julien St. 931-1050 ERNIE’S MOTOR SERVICE 3rd Broadway St. Peter, MN. 223 W. Nassau 931-2870 ST. PETER INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE WALLY REINEKE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 219 W. Nassau ST.PETER, MN 56082 SCHMITZ AND WOODS ATTORNEY AT LAW Bunde’s SPECIALTY SHOP 318 S. Mn. 931-4460 SEITZER IMPLEMENT American Motors, Allis Chalmers and White Farm Machinery Sales-Service-Parts 311 S. Front 931-3180 HAWKINS JEWELERS where fine gifts can be found 222 S. MN. 931-3590 LOREN’S BARBER SHOP 214 S. MN. 931-4380 FORD GARAGE Your friendly Ford dealers for 61 years.- LINCOLN- MERCURY- Scotty Muffler Dealer 323 S. Front 931-1620 DR. J.G. SHEEHAN OPTOMETRIST RITT ELECTRIC CENTER CONTACT LENSES 212 W. Grace St. St. Peter, 931-1953 The home of all your electrical needs. 326 S. Mn. 931-4210 St. Peter, MN. plants, gifts and plant accessories Country Garden r 221 So. Minnesota Ave. ST. PETER. MN. 56082 Phone 931-5644 139 931-4410 DRUGS LA 324 S. MN WALLY'S VALLEY LOUNGE 125 S. 3rd St. 931-9979 A W to JJ5 838 NO. MINNESOTA AVE. ST. PETER. 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Orr. 307 387-6173 Ocn. Orr. 307 031.3120 ARNT REALTY HWY 169 N. 931-2490 St. Peter, MN DERBY Congratulations Seniors! PEHRSONS DERBY 500 S. MN 931-9901 STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY 100 W. PARK ROW 931-3200 Wedding Photos 408 S. 3rd. 931-4120 DONATIONS BY: STENSBY CLEANERS GOULD BARBER SHOP Thank You ... MR. ROBERT SWEDBERG ......... for all his expert help with our new camera and for supplying us with super prom pictures. MR. GARY SWEDBERG ........... for advising us on all our photographic problems. DR. WILLIAM DOBBS ........... for supplying us with the play pictures we never seem to have ourselves. MR. JOHN SMITH JR............ for all his patience during our first color deadline. THE COMMUNICATOR STAFF .. for their cooperation in sharing pictures, the darkroom, and people. THE HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF for helping us out in all ways whenever we needed them. MR. AVERY PETTIS ............... for his cheery flowers and kind words that kept us goinq on deadline days, and for letting us into Room 315 in times of need. MRS. BARBARA TURRITTIN ......... for being the type of advisor who did not get too upset when we interrupted her classes every hour, and for keeping us in line so we could produce this book. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR ... Maria Lokensgard HEAD DARKROOM TECH .. Brian Mork BUSINESS MGR'S Julie Dahleen COPY READER .... SPORTS Jeff Haedt SPECIAL EVENTS Anne Hinnenthal ORGANIZATIONS ADMINISTRATION STAFF SPECIAL SERVICES Jay Englehart FACULTY CLASSES ... Joan Jacobs Jill Jacobs Bridget Rolstad Carolyn Hilger SENIOR CLASS .. Polly Wilkins UNDERCLASSMEN . Kama Lokensgard Carmen Hopfenspirger PHOTOGRAPHERS Bill Braunger Alan Schostag Dave Shumway Mark Paulson Jeff Knutson DARKROOM TECH Jeff Monahan Dave Seely INDEX ... Holly McDonough Kris Gray ADVISOR Friends, We Will Remember You This is it — it is our time to leave and make way for others.. As we began this year the thought of leaving was far in the future but now the future has become the present. Every so often our paths will cross, leaving some imprint by which we remember each other. To remember everything about our year is hard, but we hope you will occasionally visit the past through the pictures, places, and sayings we have put down in this book. We would like to express our deep appreciation to all appearing in this book, for you are the people of '77. Although we have been able to capture only a part of SPHS on these pages, we hope you will be able to relive the laughter, tears, and personal memories of 1977. May sunshine and happiness be yours always.......... Good-bye, Patty and Murn 144 WORLD EVENTS 7 15 76 AMY’S ON TOP — Jimmy Carter holds daughter, Amy, as his wife. Rosa- lynn, peers over his shoulder during the Democratic National Convention in New York City. Carter had just delivered his acceptance speech as the Democratic presidential nominee. 7 20 76 SCHOOL CHILDREN KID- NAPPED — The van in which 26 school children and their bus driver were held captive is slowly pulled out of its hiding place in a rock quarry in Livermore. Calif. 10 7 76 MAKING A POINT — President Gerald Ford emphasizes a point during his second debate with Jimmy Carter at San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts The- ater. Ford’s efforts, however, were not successful as he and running mate Sen. Robert Dole lost the November general election to Carter and his running mate. Sen. Walter Mondale. 7 13 76 AFTER KEYNOTE SPEECH — Barbara Jordan, U.S. representative from Texas, acknowledges plaudits of the Democratic National Convention after de- livering one of the keynote speeches dur- ing the convention. 11 11 76 CALDER DIES — Alexander Calder, one of the most influential sculp- tors and artists of the 20th Century and the originator of mobiles, died in New York. He is shown working on his tribute to the nation’s Bicentennial celebration. S7 7. 10 20 76 CAPSIZED FERRY — A would- be rescuer carefully walks the hull of the ferry George Prince after it collided with a tanker and sank in the Mississippi River at Luting, La. Twenty survivors were pulled from the river and 50 persons are reported missing. 1 29 76 NEW DELHI, INDIA — Prime Minister Indira Gandhi does a folk dance with a troupe from Mizoram in northeas- tern India. The dance was part of the an- nual Republic Day celebrations marking the anniversary of the 1950 constitution. 12 8 76 STAMPEDE! — A terrified crowd panics and runs to escape from the awe- some 40-foot monster. King Kong, after he breaks out of the cage in which he was being exhibited. Filming of Dino de Laur- entiis’ re-make of King Kong conclud- ed recently in Hollywood, with release of the movie scheduled for Christmas time. 4 2 76 TOKYO — Former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka holds a microphone as he addresses a meeting of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party members. He said he had no connection whatsoever with the Lockheed payoff scandal. 9 8 76 UP GOES THE RUNNING FENCE — Motorists zip along Highway 101 (in foreground) as workers put up a section of artist Christo’s running fence north of Petaluma. Calif. The 18-foot high nylon fence will stretch over 24 miles of rolling hills and farms to the Pacific Ocean. 7 4 76 RAID RESCUES PASSENGERS — Hundreds of relatives and well-wishers came to Ben-Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv to celebrate the return of hijacked Air France passengers rescued in a night raid on Uganda. 2 13 76 HAMILL TRIUMPH — Dark- haired American skater Dorothy Hamill. of Riverside. Conn., gives a dazzling four minute performance in the women s fig- ure skating event of the 12th Winter Olympic Games in Innsbruck. Ms. Hamill went on to win the gold medal with a near perfect score.