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2 Seniors

Jeremy Bennett " I'm not lazy, I u.oos bOnt hr«d and nftlt'r 101 r«sted up."

Stephanie Charlton -·Explai,. it to me.

Edda Coordes

Cheyenne Carl " To llnow uluJt " llnou· is to u:hot you don't how o o o or som<tlling liu tflato

Laurie Clayton " A h4ppy go/ that loves to kost, full off"" ond alway• at ease."

Jason Cluff uwhot do yo .. mean I ('QPI•t hat~ tlu "r' It'l miru!t'

Genuis /:2'1 o o o And God said, b•hold, I ho given you rNry h•rb b<oring s .. d u.hacla is upon the face of alltht •orth, to you it shall k w•d for m•oto

4 Seniors

V. Carlson and R. Braford Most Entertaining and Strangest Sen e of

Humor

T. Bauman and M. Freyholtz Most Creative

T. Bauman and R. Braford Teachers' Pests

L. Reisch and D. Venegas Shyest

M. Addler and B. Erpelding Best Future Husband/Wife

M. Dean and K. Frenzel Biggest Threat to Pedestrians

M. Davis and M. Schram Most Unique

K. Frenzel and L. Gross Most Accident Prone

C. Nord and H. Robertson Most Industrious and Most Likely to Succeed

J. Ferdig and S. Charlton Most Musical

L. Clayton and M. Addler Best Attitude

K. Owen,]. Asfoor, and Chris Nord Most Athletic

Seniors 5

Brenda Erpelding "/only loolt nu•t art41 inno~•nl. "

Jerald Ferdig " My innocrncr lasts from 8:JO to J. 10."

6 Seniors

Ryan Fellows "Tio•rr arr t/oo,. u.lio mau tlorngsloapfHn, tloa • uloo 11atclo 1/oin!' loapp•n, and 1/oo • wlio UJOnd•r wloat happrn•d.'

Joanna Fowler

Monica Fenner "Born stvbborn!"

Kacie Frenzel

Gary Lundberg "I'm ablt to u.'OrA but I'd rathu pia).''

Carl Freylwltz: My ability to fWt do my homework the night before and till manage to have it all done by clas

Milu Freyholtr My Olympic D. H. Medalist lciing ability, to any other Olympic D. H. Medalist.

Kendall Owen: My ability to skip chool and not get caught, to John Ross.

Shawna Patch: My blond hair, to Sarah Holloway, so she can be natural, and my ability to flirt , to Heather Bjerkness, even though doesn't need it."

Brian Pater: My ability to cause trouble in cla s without getting kicked out, to David Pater.

Julie Pater: My ability to stay out of trouble in school, to David Pater.

Todd "Bubba" Patterson: My nicknames " Z-Leader" and "Little Pig", to any football lineman who wants them.

Maria Pea ley: My ability to convince my parents to let me do anything I want, to Derek Bohan.

Laura Reisch: My ability to talte 17 pictures of the same per on and get them all into the yearbook, to Greg Martin.

Tamm Reisch: My ability to come home late with a convincing story about my night out, to Tab Carrigan.

Kerry Richmond: My great driving abilities, but just remember, cars are a dime a dozen, to Brandi and Bobbie Jo.

Heather Robertson: My ability to make it through fall homecoming without having a neroous breakdown, developing an ulcer, committing suicide, or attempting murder, to cheerleaders Monica Schram and Renee Ferdig.

Ci di Wernberg: My ability to understand and cooperate fully with older students, to Chad Olson, so that when he becomes a senior, seventh grader will respect him.

Melis a Wilcowski: My ability to stay happy during school and not let anyone ruin your day , to Tara Kuhlman.

Sheree Williams: My ability to go out, do ab olutely 11othing, and till have a blast, to Misty Larsen and Tonelle Sutton, (hopefully, their car lights won't go out on them.)

Jenna Asfoor and Deanna Long: Our membership to the DDPC club, to Rachel Bauer and Sarah Gross.

enior Parliamentary Team members: Our a ility to read Robert's Rules of Order and enjoy it, to allfuture Parliamentary members.

Not pictured: Jeremy 0 ufs n

Laura Reisch "It's hard to be tall when every<~n• thinlu you're short.''

Tammy Rei cb "HiKh school ilay• har .. tl.e.r delights, but don 't com­par« to w«tlttnd "' hit.

12 Baby Pix

MaxAddler Jenna Asfoor

Tammy Bauman Jeremy Bennett Heather Bergin

Laura Berglund Robert Braford

Cheyenne Carlson Vicky Carlson

Laurie Clayton

Jason Cluff Edda Coordes

Teresa Efta Stephany Eisenrich Brenda Erpelding

Ryan Fellows Monica Fenner Jerald Ferdig

Joanna Fowler Kacie Frenzel

Carl Freyholtz Leo Gross

Joan Lahr Nate Lien

Deanna Long

Gary Lundberg Jennifer McElmury Lisa Mistic Allyson Moe Jeromy Moline

Chris Nord Susan Oestreich Kendall Owen Shawna Patch Brian Pater

julie Pater Maria Peasley Tara Pettis Laura Reisch Tammy Reisch

Kerry Richmond Heather Robertson Mandy Schram jason Solberg Matt and Milce Swedberg

Casey Tisland Karen Tjepkes Daniel Venegas Cindi Wernberg Sheree Williams

Baby Pix 13

Karen Tjepkes "Titere's a lottie bit of l>od in nery Kood little K'rl."

14 Seniors

M. Freyholtzfinally learned that masses ain't weight and weight ain't masses.

H. Bergin and M. Peasley race to class.

A. T . Petti take time out from checking the BOD' to mile for the camera. B. J. Fowler belt it while L. Rei ch, A. Erholtz, and . Pomp, and V Carlson try to keep from cringing. C. . olden pray to the locker god? D. J. 0 ufsen practice hi Mr. America wave. E. R Fellow gets a caffeine kick in the morning. F. R. Braford, What about Bob? G. M. Addler, . Lien, and C. ord - the only turkey they could find were pia tic? H. L. Berglund tells J. A foor about flower power, M Addler take note on it and J. Bennett thinks about it.

16 Senior Snaps

T. Bauman and S. Williams start the day with a chat.

.4 11fi~ 01 Cultu~&e~ !aa, f~to~M ~e"~M'"Y ;~aa~ 1.o Ou~t~ 1.~i~ tje'"

This year Blackduck's foreign exchange student is Edda Coordes. She is seventeen years old and was born on December 17, 1975. Besides her parents back in Germany, Edda has one older married sister.

Edda is from Norden, Germany which even though it's about the same size as Blackduck, their school is dijferent from ours in many ways. The tests are not true ffalse, there is not multiple choice - only essay questions, and they take only 1 to 3 tests per semester for every subject. They also have to take two foreign languages. English is required and the students have a choice of French, Latin, Russian, and later in school, Greek. Edda became a foreign exchange student because she likes studying foreign languages, plus she has always wanted to come to America.

In Germany, they don't have any extracurricular activities, but students must belong to clubs outside of school where they have to pay fees. School is from 7:50A.M. to 1:00 P.M. with no hot lunch served. Every day they have dijferent classes in a dijferent order. There are no school buses, students ride public transportation free until 11th grade.

She also likes American TV, movies (especially science fiction), and rock musical American artists Genesis, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, and Meat Loaf. Her favorite food is Italian, including Pizza and spaghetti. She especially likes our special events here like Prom, Homecoming, Concerts, etc. Some of the social events in Germany are going to the movies, class parties, and they have dances like the Prom, but they are only for seniors. These dances are called, "Abslupball."

In Germany Edda likes rock stars "Diefautastisehen Vier'' and "Guuchenr Freiheit," classic music, classic rock, and musicals. The weather in Norden is similar to Blackduck's except it gets colder here!

Edda added a lot to our German classes and to our understanding of another culture. Thanks Edda!

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Michael Beighley Darin Bergren

Heather Bjerlcness

Janel Bryan Tabitha Carrigan

Bobbie Jo Cluff Randy Denley

Dana Drauden Linnea Eggert

Kevin Forseen Tony French

Jody Goodrich Cory Grace

Sarah Holloway John Horton

Peter Houseman Patriclc Jutlson

Mary Kay Loelcen Annette Martin

Brian Merrill Tory Miller

CLASS OFFICERS - J. Pileclci, President; D. Sizer, Treasurer. Not Pictured: K. Sandbo, Vice President; J. Sigler, Secretary.

D. Long, K. Frenzel, H. Robertson, and J. Moline cluster

in the halls.

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Ada Wiechmann Amy Wiechmann Jason Willis

K. Frenzel and C. Wernberg give it all they got.

S. Charlton directs our "marvelous" pep· band.

Grant Moline Greg Moon Johnny Moore Beth Nelson Josh Nelson Jeramie Pileclri

Joseph Reandeau Jay Reiplinger Kim Sandbo Paul Scheldrup Elizabeth Sedgwiclr Kjell Sheppard

Jenny Sigler Dana Sizer Shelly Solberg Jeremy Stroeing Amarie Sunde Michelle Wallin

Not Pictured: Jason Knutson Kyle Tisland

Juniors 21

Lance Anderson Nicole Anderson

Gia Atkinson Willa Auginash

John Balderston Derek Bohan

Jesse Bourbonnais Amanda Bradseth

Jeff Carter Karolyn Clayton

Terrell Cornell Bergetta Dietel

Gabriel Dietrich Ernest Dufseth

Rachel Engberg Renee Ferdig

Carmen Frenzel Adam Gamble

Brandon Graham Amy Gross

Heather Gross Robbie Gross Tiffany Gross

Deena Grundmeier

22 Sophomores

At L~ft: SOPHOMORE OFFICERS - SittirtJ: M . Sciara,., P~nd~rtt. Top .. V. Vartnett, Vice-P~ndent, M. Paine, Sec~taryfT~asu~,..

Above: . Deno pleased with hu perfor-mJJnce1

At Right: L. ess gabs be~en classes.

A~ Lef J. Nnuman Jcnows that tonight is the night the football team unns.

Above: Seventh Graders C. Rallilc, S. Bogart, B. Ferdig,]. Gross are "snapped" before school.

At Right: R. Roclcensoclc tries to snealc out of camera range ... but fails.

Ctt.~~ ol '96 Peter Gullette Donna Hallilt Adam Hazelton Patriclc Heffernan Christopher Henriltson Duane Hislaw

Allison Hower Joyce Hurt Doug Juelson Leonard King Missy Klasen Zachery Kovar

Jane Krabbenhoft Brian Krueger Tara Kuhlman Melanie Landis Misty Larsen Angela Latrace

Julie Loelten Heat her Lossing Brenda Lundberg Gregory Martin Kevin Moore Stephanie Murray

Sophomores 23

Doug Napieralslti James Newman

Missy Paine Stacy Pater

Sarah Pomp Bryce Robertson

Ginger Rocltensoclt Ronn Rocltensoclt

Jay Ross Jenny Salmonson

Lulte Schneider Monica Schram

Lisa Schumann Lisa Smith

Amanda Stenson John Sweedman

Craig Tjeplus Hillary Tobin

Kerstin Trimble James Van Thomma

Vanessa Vannett Jef[Vernlund Eric Williams Jesse Yerbich

S. Murray loolts forward to 5 more years at BHS!

24 Sophomores

Sophomore Not Pictured: Shannon Williams

T. Carrigan and D. Sizer count Junior Class profits.

S . Baggenstoss, thrilled at the prospect of final tests1

A . Sunde taltes time to give the camera a smile.

FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - Front: J . Corner, Vice President. Baclc: J . Pileclci, President; D. Wallin, Secretary/ Treasurer.

SamAddler Leah Anderson Shad Baggenstou Dean Bergren Mindy Binlcley Gayle Blizil

Chris Boden Lulte Braford Josef Brambrinlc Flann Christenson ]ami Cluff Jeremy Corner

R)•an Crabb Crystal Dancker Justin Dean Nathan Deno Cory Fellows Dean Freyholtz

Kurt Gross Justin Gustafson Jessica Hanson Gary Hazelton Sarah Houseman Colleen Hurt

R . Reisch gets by with wearing a hat in the halls.

Freshmen 25

Z. Kovar enjoys some Doritos.

Floyd Iceman Josh Kern

Jes e Kilde Shelda King

Jeremy Kinney Paul Knutson

Shawn Knutson Thomas Kuhlman

Nathan Majava John McElmury

Scott Merrill Tiffany Miller

Breazy Mitchell Derreclc Moen

Kari Moon Doug Nelson

Ryan Nord Holly Page

Pamela Palmer Jason Patch

Amy Phinney Jessica Pilecki Robert Reisch

Teresa Roclcensoclc

26 Freshmen

C. Roy and K. Roush share a laugh between classes.

R. Ferdig give the camera a great big smile.

K. Trimble doesn't loolc happy to start a new day at school.

B. Joy tries his lucie at the one quarter bandit.

Brealc time in study hall.

Brandi Sells Marcia Shaw Kevin Stroeing Tonelle Sutton Patriclc Tjeplces Trevor Tobin

Lynette Traver Angela Utley Jeremy Vernlund Daryl Wallin Dustin Washington Joni Wernberg

Stephanie Zwirn

Janina Abner Tog Anderson Lou Andresen Kevin Atlcinson Anthony Balsiger Rachel Bauer

Freshmen 27

Teresa Bechtold Michael Bilinslci

Kevin Binlcley Melissa Boden

Eero Bodien Vincent Brambrinlc

Micah Burlc Tori Carrigan Chad Crowson Bryan Curran Carole Dobson

Bridget Engberg

Justin Fitch Benjamin Frenzel

Jeremiah Freyholtz Karen Gieser

Daniel Goodrich Timothy Grace

Corey Gross Joshua Gross

Sara Gross Paula Grundmeier

Ryan Hoaglund Adrienna Jirilc

28 Eighth Grade

CLASS OFFICERS: T. Grace, Vice-president; K. Roush, Secretary /Treasurer; Not Pictured: President A. Balsiger.

M. Beighley studies hard in geography.

L. Sedgwiclc and S. Pomp enjoy their lunch hour.

L. Berglund studies the right way to use the bralces on her car.

A. Pomp has all of his classes figured out ... now all he has to do is figure out his teachers!

Andrea Johnson Michael Johnson Nathaniel Johnson Amanda Joy Brandon Joy Shawn Juelson

John Kiewatt Amber Klaver Jacob Kovar Lacey LaTrace Kaleb Leinbach Dustin Lossing

ArianMabb Troy McCumber Justin McElmury Megan Meade Ariella Mistic Rachael Mistic

Charles Nelson Rebecca Nelson Kipp Newman Michael Newman Chad Nord Eric Nord

K. Owen and M. Fenner, actually interested in school worlc?!

Eighth Grade 29

J . Corner, in the yearboolr spotlight once more!

8th grade not pictured: J esiu Bradach Kimberly Pemberton Jeremy Vernlund

Jolene Owen David Pater

Cynthia Rederth Alaina Reinlre

Ryan Reiplinger Brett Roush

Kelli Roush Christopher Roy

Justin Ruziclra Diana Salmonson

Randy Seifert Mathew Sheppard

David Sizer Franklin Slrinaway

Scott Spencer Leah Supan

Roxanne Sweedman Robert Tennant

Wahlruna Therriault Michael Utley

Eric VanTassel Jason Vernlund

Jennifer Vernlund Caleb Waller

30 Eighth Grade

At right: N Deno, "If only I could be lilre Milre!"

B. Roush heads for the concession stand.

J. Ross clowns around (as usual!).

K. Tjeplres and T. Reisch tallc in between classes.

Class Officers: L. Lahr, Secretary/ Treasurer; C. Olson, Vice President; N. Yerbich, President.

Chip Adams Jay Anderson Adam Andler Layne Bacher Chris Bauer Tana Bellanger Nathan Bennett

Rafael Bluedog David Boden Shawn Bogart Ramona Brambrinlc Russell Bryan Tony Corner

Rebecca Crabb Beth Dalton Scott Dillion Aaron Dufseth Beth Dyslin Eric Efta

Christa Fayville Dan Fogelquist Brandon Ferdig Jason Gross Cody Hallilc Misty Hanlcs

Seventh Grade 31

Matt Henriluen Sara Hightshoe

Bruce Hislaw Misty Hower

Nicholas Jaclrson Kari Jedliclra

Danny Juelson

Morgan Kelley Tyrell Kilde April King

Jamie King Rosalie King

Violet King

Matt Klasen Tiffiny Kleidon

Josh Kraft MandyLahr

Lora Lahr Sandra Lahr

Niclr Lien Katie Meade

Gary Miettinen Sarah Mourer

Shannon Murray Terri Nehls

L. Clayton contemplates life after graduation.

32 Seventh Grade

Did N. Deno hit the wall too hard17 P. Sorquist enjoys his lunch hour.

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Are F. Skinaway and R. Tennant beating each other up7!

Terry Nelson Leslie Ness Anne Notsch Chad Olson D.J. Olson Sheila Peasley

Andy Pomp Jon Ross Mark Sandbo Virginia Sandmeyer Susan Sedgwick Pol Sorquist

Chris Souder Sandra Sunell Jess Supan Amber Theisen Michde Theisen Cheryl Tjepkes

Jeremiah Utley Sherona Williams Aaron Winkelman Nicole Yerbich Am~mda Zeller

D. Lossing after a hard day at school. S. Addler heads out of band with a smile.

Seventh Grade 33

A. Utley,]. Cluff, M. Binltley, and M. Shaw catch up on all the gossip at lunch.

T . Kuhlman and D. Grundmeier practice " playtime. "

34 Snaps

J. Reiplinger gives our photographer a " cheezy" grin.

J. Pileclti and Z. Kovar chow down on chicken and Dew.

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''1eacl.e~& ol tl.e This year's "Teacher of the Year" is Mary Lea Anderson.

Mrs. Anderson teaches Physical Education. She chose this as her major because she has "always liked activity and enjoys the competition of all sports." Mrs. Anderson graduated from Chaska High School. She later graduated from Bemidji State University where she has also earned 63 graduate credits. She has taught in Blackduck since August, 1970. Some highlights of her teaching years are starting the girls sports program in 1973 and developing life-long friendships with students.

Mrs. Anderson and her husband, Scott, have been friends since their freshman year in high school. They were married in August of 1970. They have two boys, Lance, who is 16 and a sophomore, and Jay who is 13 and in seventh grade.

Mrs. Anderson is involved in many extracurricular activities. She is the coach for the Junior Varsity volleyball, cofacilitator of the Site-base Team, Youth Development coordinator, volunteer weight room supervisor, and P.O.P.S. Committee member. She has been instrumental in bringing C.A.R.E. and P.O.P.S. to Blackduck. When asked why she thought these were worth her time she said, "I feel all of these are part of the solution. I try not to dwell on the problems, but to put my energy into the solutions." Mrs. Anderson has showed her schoolfcommunity spirit in many other ways as she has been a church youth group advisor, Sunday School teacher, cheerleader advisor, Summer Recreation supervisor, Summer Baseball coach and Baseball Board member. She has also coached basketball, and track and field.

38 Teacher of the Year

Mrs. Anderson's "wish list" for our school district is that the school be full of posters, banners, floor mats, wall mats, etc. promoting a chemically free lifestyle. Everywhere people would look, there would be positive messages! She would like for such statements as "this is boring," "I can't," or "this is stupid" not to be used. She wishes that all students would be involved in some type of extracurricular activity and work to their full capacity in all academic classes.

When asked how she felt about being chosen as "Teacher of the Year" Mrs. Anderson said, "It was an honor." She feels the roles of teachers are to guide, encourage, commend, direct, advise, and challenge the students. Her goal as a teacher is "to do the best possible job I can every day." Congratulations, Mrs. Anderson on an honor well deserved.

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Front Row: J. Ruziclca, P. Gilstead, J. Gerdes. Back Row: M. Nord, D.

Mistic, S. Christenson.

Front Row: B. Klug, B. Corne. Baclc Row: R. Tjeplces, T. Engberg,]. Patch.

Front Row: G. FrenzPl, R. Yearling, F. Patterson,]. Lahr,J. Dexter (Head Bus Mechanic). Standing: R. Larsen, L. Brittain, S. Frenzel, S. Anderson, P. Brambrink, D. Carlson, R. Carlson. On the Bu : L. Burlce, P. Gross.

Faculty 39

40 Faculty

Janice Frenzel Elementary Secretary

Tom Mathews High School Principal

Tom Hoppe Superintendent

Marge Klug High School Secretary

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Barb Morine, Sixth Grode Jim Nissen, Science

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J. Bennett practices his artistic ability.

J. Willis and D. Washington study while P. Knutson watches.

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L. Sedgwick has her mug shot taken during Homecoming weele.

A. Pomp charms the camera with a mile.

42 Snaps

This is how a few of the students feel after a hard day working in school or in this case in the study hall.

Far Left: D. Nelson, B. Mitchell, and G. Hazelton dress up for Homecoming.

Near Left: FLAfFHAer's M. Larsen, T. Carrigan, A. Martin, L Schuman, and J. Sigler plan their strategies for eating the string marshmallows with no hands.

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Front Row: A. Beau, V. Vannett. econd Row: H. Robertson, M. Schram, S. Eisenrich, M. Bradseth, H. Gross, L. Schumann. Third Row:]. Wernberg, D. Hallilc,J. Pilecki, S. Addler, N. Deno, C. Adams, H. Page, J. Dean. Fourth Row: C. Frenzel, G. Rockensock, K. Frenzel, L. Traver, K. Trimble, D. Wallin, K. Moon, S. Hou eman, B. Robert on, M. Davis, N. Lien. Back Row: H. Lossing, M. Wallin, L. Sedgwick, C. Fellows, G. Blizil, S. Zwirn, K. Sheppard,]. Krabbenhoft, C. Carlson,]. Corner, R. Nord.

Yearbookers: T. Pettis, B. Robertson, S. Holloway,]. Osufsen, C. Waller, J. Ferdig, V. Carlson, and L. Reisch struggle with the cover decision.

M. Swedberg, ] . Cluff, M. Swedberg are our mighty FFA loggers.

44 Band

Front Row: M. Landis, M. Shaw. Second Row: N. Anderson, M. Paine, T. Rockensock, L. Eggert, K. Sandbo, S. Charlton. Third Row: S. Baggenstoss, R. Engberg,]. Ferdig, G. Dietrich, C. Wernberg,J. Cluff, P. Houseman, D. Sizer, P. Palmer, A. Sunde. Fourth Row: M. Dean, M. Swedberg, K. Forseen, C. Tjepkes, M. Schram, L. Reisch, C. Hodgeman,J. Ross, C. Henrickson, L. Anderson, R. Rockensock,J. Bennett. Back Row:]. Newman, B. Shastid, Mrs. Nissen.

Band Council: Front Row: SecretaryfTreasurer C. Wernberg; Vice President H. Robertson; President S. Charlton. Middle Row: Senior Representative M. Davis; Delegate K. Sandbo; DelegateS. Eisen rich; Junior Representative P. Houseman. Back Row: Freshman Representative C. Fellows; Sophomore Representative G. Roclcensock.

Cheerleaders R. Ferdig and C. Wernberg, along with the help of B. Dietel and T. Gross, make a cake for senior appreciation.

G. Lundberg patiently waits forM. Swedberg to put on that one last piece.

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Cheerleader H. Robertson serves cake for senior appreciation.

J. Corner keeps the beat. \

46 Band

Play members C. Nord and J. Asfoor risk a peck on the cheek.

Front Row: R. Brambrink, C. Tjeplres, S. Sunell, R. Mistic, B. Nelson, M. Theisen, A. Theisen, M. Kelly, L. Supan. Second Row: S. Murray, T. Carrigan, B. Dalton, M. Meade, L. Ness, T. Bechtold, K. Meade, A. Kluver, S. Sedgwick, M. Boden. Third Row: M. Henriksen, A. Zeller, S. Gross, T. Anderson, K. Roush, E. Ranke,]. Vernlund, N. Yerbich, L. Andresen. Fourth Row: T. Nissen, C. Bauer, B. Curran, A. Pomp, S. Bogart, N. Lien, D. Olson, L. Lahr, N. Bennett,]. Supan. Fifth Row: A. Winkleman, C. Nord, M. Sandbo, M. Newman, R. Tennant,]. Gross, E. Bodien, R. Hoaglund, T. Corner, C. Waller. Sixth Row: B. Ferdig, T . Nelsen,]. Ross, E. Nord, B. joy, C. Nelson, W. Therriault, V. Sandmeyer, K. Jedlicka.

River watchers J. Nissen and C. Freyholtz wait for the test results.

cast lfl6lflbf!N V. Carlson, H . Robf!rt on, . C. ord, and J. Asfoor work to get it jiUt

Front Row: Seventh Graders: N. Yerbich, C. Tjeplres, N. Bennett, N. Lien, K. Meade, B. Ferdig. Second Row: Eighth Graders: T. Bechtold, T. Grace, K. Roush, K. Geiser. Third Row: Freshmen: S. Addler,J. Corner, N. Deno, J. Pilecki,]. Wernberg. Fourth Row: Sophomores: M. Larsen, M. Schram, J. Krabbenhoft, N. Anderson, M. Landis. Fifth Row: juniors: P. Houseman, J. Pilecki, K. Sandbo, G. Moon, A. Asfoor. Back Row: Senior : D. Long, N. Lien, J. Bennett, M. Addler, H. Robertson.

L. Anderson, R. Rocleensoclc, M. Henrickson, and M. Freyholtz help the pep.band sound great as always.

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Front Row: D. Long, Vice President; K. Sandbo, Historian. Back Row: A. Asfoor, Historian; N. Lien, President. Standing: P. Houseman, Treasurer.

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Fir t Row: H. Page, M. Schram, H. Robertson. Second Row: J. Kovar, V. Carlson,]. Sigler, M. Schram, S. Sedgwiclc, A. Beau, K. Moon, S. Charlton, S. Murra)'· Third Row: P. Kovar, P. Sorquist, T. Bechtold, S. Eisenrich, A. Balsiger, T. Grace,]. Asfoor, M. Meade, L. Ness, B. Ferdig. Back Row: N. Yerbich, S. Bogart, M. Wallin, A. Martin, N. Deno, Z. Kovar, R. Fellows, S. Houseman.

REGION COMPETITORS - Front Row: V. Carlson, M. Schram, H. Robertson, S. Charlton. Baclc Row: S. Eisenrich,J. Asfoor, N. Deno.

M. Schram, before heading to Speech practice.

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S. Charlton and N. Deno smooch at the fall play.

M. Swedberg enjoys a lifesaW!r.

1u .. iota #i~~ C~oita First Row: K. JedlicluJ, C. Olson, T. Corner, M. Henrikson, B. Ferdig, D. Salmonson, C. Fayville, R. Brambrinlc, M. Lahr, M. Hower. Second Row: B. Crabb, B. Nelson, W. Theirrault, M. Joy, L. Supan, A. Notsch, S. Lahr, S. Sunell, N. Mistic, S. Murray. Third Row: S. Williams, A. Jirilc, L. Andreson, R. Hoaglund, S. Bogart, C. Hallilc, N. Bennett, V. Sandmeyer, S. Mourer, C. Tjeplces. Fourth Row: J. Abner, B. Dalton, S. Peasley, V. King, K. Meade, L. Lahr, T. Bechtold, M. Meade, A. Pomp. Fifth Row: Mrs. Haugen, B. Engberg, K. Gieser, P. Grundmeier, K. Roush, L. LaTrace, M. Theisen, L. Ness, N. Lien.

Accompanist B. Dietel

50 Choir CHOIR OFFICERS - V. Carlson, President; T. Cope, Manager; C. Tisland, Secretary-Treasurer.

C. WernbergJThe Pilsbury Doughboy7 Toughman T. Tobin shows his stuff.

~efliota lli~k Ckoita Front Row: A. Hower, V. Carlson, H. Page, S. Holloway, S. Patch, C. Tisland, H. Bjerlcness, S. King, H. Tobin, M. Klasen. Second Row: J. Lahr, J. Kinney, J. Gustufson, D. Nelson, J. Cluff, B. Sells, P. Tjeplces, J. Vernlund, S. Nolden, J. McElmury. Third Row: T. Tobin, T. Kuhlman, R. Ferdig, G. Blizil, S. Murray, D. Grundmeier, S. Williams, B. Nelson, S. Pomp, E. Coordes. Back Row:]. Knutson, B. Dietel, T. Cope, S. Graver, P. Gullette,]. Willis,]. Horton, T. Kuhlman, N. Deno, C. Carlson.

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NEWLY INDUCTED- Front Row:]. Sigler, K. Sandbo, T. Carrigan. Back Row: P. Houseman, G. Moline, and K. Tisland. Not Pictured! C.

RETURNING SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMJJERS- Front Row: S. Charlton, V. Carbon, C. Wernberg, L. Reisch, K. Tjeplus. Second Row' H. Robertson, H. Bergin,]. Asfoor, D. Lon,, S. Eisenrich. Back Row: M. A~iller, /. Bennett, N. Laen, and M. Swedberg. ot Pacture<l: C. Nord, M. Schram, and M. Freyholtz.

Front Row: Advisor Ms. Swenson, S. Charlton, V. Carlson, C. Wernberg, T. Carrigan, L. Reisch, K. Tjeplus, Advisor Mrs. Mathews. Second Row: H. Robertson, H. Bergin, K. Tisland,J. Aifoor, M. Swedberg, D. Long,]. Sigler. Back Row: K. Sandbo, P. Houseman,]. Moline, M. Addler,J. Benett, N. Lien, S. Eisenrich. ot Pictured: C. Nord, C. Freyholt%, M. Schram and M. Freyholt%.

S. Charlton and J. Asj001 at the FLAfFHA state competition.

M. Peasley helping put up a German Club sign. First Place A. Jirik, Second Place L. Ness, and Third Place M. Thiesen.

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BeloM Sponsored by the local American Legion, these students had the opportunity to visit our state's capital and participate ira th• government's proceedings for one day. Front Row: Girls' and Boys' State C. Freyholtz, B. Erpelding,]. Ferdig. Not Pictured: D. Long. Baclr Row: Alternates:]. Asfoor, K. Tjeplres, c. Nord, H. Robertson, S. Eisenrich.

FHAfFLA'ers at the initiation meeting at Mrs. Deno's house.

Above: Bottom Row: C. Tisland, A. Jirilr, V. Carlson, L . Reisch. Middle Row: A . Wiechmann, M . Schram, M. Schram. Back Row: H. Bergin, K. Rausch, H . Robertson, T. Bechtold. At Left: Editors A. Wiechmann, H . Robertson, M . Schram.

B. Dietel dolls up for her role as a cheerleader in the fall play.

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A. Gamble plays water football during an FFA outing.

Each summer, Blacltduclt students enroll at BSU for their first taste of college life. During the summer of 199J these students were the lucltyfew who went. Sitting: H. Lossing, J. Pilecki, S. Nolden, D. Bohan. Standing: P. Juelson, J. Reandeau.

54 Knowledge Bowl and Upward Bound

Student Council member S. Merrill loolts for something to sell ... or eat1

First Row: S. Nolden, E. Bodien, A. Balsiger, T. Grace, L. Reisch. Second Row: M. Schram, P. Heffernan, M. Freyholtz, C. Freyholtz, S. Eisenrich, T. Bechtold. Third Row: M. Meade, M. Dean, Coach Fenske, Z. Kovar, B. Nelson.

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Front Row: A. Wiechmann, 1 . Sigler, !· Carrigan, A. Beau, L. Eggert. Second Row: ~· Schram, M. La_r en, K. C:layton, M. Landis, B. Lundberg, R . Gro11,J. La'hr, M. Patne, N . An~erso.n, V. Vannell, H . Robertson. Th1rd Row: H.· Losnng, A . Waechmann, M. Peasle), 1 · Asfoor, ~· Tuland, T. Palle~son, S. Euennch, E. Coordes, D. Lo_ng, A . Suntfe, D_. Hallalr. Fou~ Row: S. Pomp, B. Cluff, M. Beaghley, L. Smllh, K. San~bo, D. Suer, M. Bradseth, R. E'!gberg, C. T;epltes, ]. Pale~lta, M. Loelten. F•fth Row: C. Nord, C Grace, ]. Bryan, D. Grundmeaer, L. Schumann, T. Gross, B. Daetel, A. Latrace,j . Goodnch, B. Krueger. 1xth Row: Z. Kovar, K. Sheppard, A. Asfoor, P. HoJUeman, ] . Reandeau, G. Moline, G. Moon, A . Martan, J . Krabbenhoft, M. Wallin. eventh Row: Frau Slindee, G. Dietrich, C. Adams, A. Gamble, G. Marlin, ]. Horton, C. Freyholt%, E. Dufseth, J . Bennett, ] . Ro11.

German Club members A. Asfoor and G. Moon help to make Market Day a success.

56 German Club

Star Event Participants K. Sandbo and T. Carrigan at state competition.

River Watch members B. Dietel and P. Houseman react differently to the conversation.

Front Row: G. Moon, Treasurer; A. Wiechmann, Historian. econd Row: K. Sandbo, Vice President; A. Wiechmann, Reporter. Third Row: S. Eisenrich, Secretary; P. Howeman, Treasurer; H . Robertson, President.

Who's who1 Were you in band in 19877 Can you find yourself/

Front Row: D. Sizer, M. Wallin, ] . Bennett, C. Nord, A. Sunde, ]. Reiplinger. Back Row: L. Eggert, T. Patterson, Frau Slindee, A. Martin, A. Beau. These students visited Germany in the Spring of 1994! They spent six days with their German families which they had corresponded with throughout the school year. They also saw some of the highlights of Germany including six cities.

FLA JFHA members]. Asfoor and S. Charlton thrilled by the speaker they heard at state.

J. Willis and A. Balsiger portray bullies in the Fall Play.

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H. Robertson practices her clarinet for pep band.

G. Roclunsoclc, M. Bradseth, K. Frenzel, and C. Frenzel with their minds on food.

Front Row: P. Houseman, B. Ferdig, K. Roush, T. Gross, R. Ferdig. Second Row: C. Wernberg, S. Pomp, L. Sedgwiclc, H. Robertson, R. Sweedman, B. Nelson. Third Row:]. McElmury, R. Denley, S. Bogart, V. Carlson, B. Dietel, L. LaTrace, S. Sedgwiclc. Back Row:]. Willis, Z. Kovar, C. Nord,]. Asfoor, S. Charlton, S. Eisenrich, N. Deno,J. Pileclci, L. Reisch.

58 Fall Play

H . Page talces time out from band practice to give the camera a smile.

S. Charlton and N. Deno look like they're enjoying Fall play practice.

B. Cluff and K. Sheppard, German club loolcs harder than we thin/c.

First Row: S. Eisenrich, P. Houseman, Ms. Parlcer, A. LaTrace, T. Gross. Second Row: V. Carlson, A . Balsiger, B. Ferdig, T. Grace, J. Pileclci.

V. Carlson and J. Pileclci practicing hard for the One Act play. One Act Play 59

Keeping a watchful eye on the Mississippi are our Riverwatch volunteers. First Row:

S. Patch, T. Gross, C. Carlson, C. Freyholtz, B. Dietel. Second Row: P.

Houseman, A. Weichmann, G. Blizil, Z. Kovar. Third Row: B. Merrill,]. Pileclri,

Mr. Fenske, T. Pettis, A. Moe.

60 Peer Tutor, River Watch, Listening Contest

In a program new to Blaclrduclr this year, the Peer Tutors up their own time to help other students with their courseworlr. At Left. First Row: A. Jirilr, C. Danlrer, S. H. Bjerlrness. Second Row: J. Abner, K. Gieser, T. Bechtold, B Nelson, L. Anderson, M. Wallin. Third Row: A. Balsiger, R. Mistic, S. Gross, L. Anderson, B. Shastid, C. Wernberg, T. Anderson.

Competitively listening to classical music against other area schools and doing well at it are: Kneeling: H. Robertson, S. Charlton. tanding: H. Lossing, S. Eisenrich L. Reisch, C. Wernberg, Mrs. Nissen,]. Ferdig, B. Shastid.

Fir t Row: C. Tisland, Aut. Secretary; B. Krueger, Reporter; L. Clayton, Secretary. Second Row: Matt Swedberg, Treasurer; J. Bennett, Vice Pretident; C. Nord, President; Miu Swedberg, Sentinel.

M. Larsen wins a medal at the state FLAfFHA Convention.

First Row: Mr. Grundmeier, W. Augiruuh 'E., J . Hurt Z, D. Wallin 1, 1 . Yerbich •, C. Tisland R . Roclt:emoclt, L. Clayton • 0, / . Kinney, K. Trimble Z. Second Row: K. Tilland OJ!; A. Gamble , L.Gron , B. Krueger 00, M. Swedberg Il. Forsun 'E., T . Cornell , / . Brambrink 0 , { . Pilecki ull. Third Row: G. Lundberg 0 , M. SwedberJt 0, K. Owen 0, J. Bennett , IV. Deno • .0. N. ien 0, J. Reiplinger •, C. Nord C IT. Fourth Row: E. Dufseth ~. P. Jvelson, /. Moore 'E., J. Cluff, D. Moen, B. Pater 0 , J. Moline z. Key to events thue students

articipated tn: • Willli[e team, 0 Forestinf, 'E. Dairy team, Livestock team, 0 LDnd judging, 8 Creed speaker, Paruamentary team, ::. Mechanics team, T E:ldemp speaking, IT Farm management.

D. Drauden, C. Nord, C. Adams, and T. Patterson enjoy the treats at the German Club Marllet Day.

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Front Row: P. Palmer, K. Tjepkes, S. Zwirn, M. Larsen,]. Wernberg, H. Page. Second Row: L. Berglund, H. Robertson, M. Paine, T. Carrigan, A . Beau, N. Anderson, T . Rockensock, K. Trimble, C. Wernberg. Third Row: A. Sunde, D. Sizer, J. Pilecki, E. Coordes, M. Bradseth, H. Lossing, G. Blizil, S. Charlton. Fourth Row: J. Corner, L. Schumann, K. Richmond, K. Sheppard, N. Deno, C. Freyholtz, A. Martin, B. Cluff. Fifth Row: C. Frenzel, G. Rockensock, M. Wallin, A. Townsend, H. Bergin, B. Erpelding, K. Frenzel.

62 FLAfFHA

0/lim.~ Front Row: L. Berglund, Vice President; H Robertson, Treasurer; C. Wernberg, Historian. Second Row: H. Bergin, Reporter; A. Martin. Star Event Coordinator. Back Row: J. Pileclci, Recreation Leader.

National Honor Society members M. Freyholtz and J. Asfoor take their tuna selling donuts.

witlt, K. Frenzel and C. Frenzel

The 199J FLAfFHA Parliamentary team which consisted of.B. Erpelding, D. Long, H. Robertson, H. Bergin, K. !Jepkes and S. Charlton, traveled to Anaheim, California 1n july to participate in the National competition. They returned home with gold medals!

FLAfFHA I99J STATE COMPETITORS- Front Row:]. Asfoor, H. Bergin. Second Row: T. Carrigan, C. Frenzel, M. Larsen, D. Long, K. Tjeplus, B. Erpelding. Last Row: C. Wenaberg, G. Rockensock, K. Frenzel, S. Charlton, K. Sandbo, A. Martin, D. Sizer, M. Paine.

Front Row:]. W!!rnberg, L. Traver, f. Hanson, N. Deno, H. Page. Second Row: L. Andl!rson, K. Moon, A. Utl!!y, T. Roclensoclc. Last Row:]. Corner, G. Blizil, Mrs. Deno, P. Palrrur, B. S!!lls, M. Binlcl!!y, S. Zwirn.

Front Row: A. Utley, Vice President; N. Deno, President; K. Moon, Treasurer. Back Row: L. Anderson, Historian; B. Sells, Parliamentarian; J. Hanson, Star Event Coordinator; M. Binkley, Reporter; L. Traver, Secretary. Not Pictured: S. Graver, Recreational Leader.

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Front Row: R. Nord,]. Gustafson, C. Boden,]. Corner, R. Reisch, J. Kinney, S. Merrill. Back Row: P. Knutson, L. Braford, N. Deno, Coach johnson, D. Moen,]. Stroeing, G. Hazelton, S. Baggenstoss.

66 Baseball

At Left: K. Sandbo ready to serve the ball up.

Above: R. Bauer, T. Carrigan, R. Mistic, C. Tjepltes, A. Mistic, and T. Bechtold getting a Jew game time tips from Coach Liapis.

At Right: J. Fowler, "I'm ready, throw me the ball!"

Front Row: K. Tisland, M. Krueger, M. Swedberg. Middle Coach Ltapis, G. Dietrich, G. Moon, Freyholtz, E. Tisland, A. Asfoor, ( Nord, Coach Sheppard. Back Row: Lundberg, L. Anderson, J. Btmnett, Sutton, C. Freyholtz, K. Owen, N. Lit11

front Row: C. Tisland, K. Trimble, M. Larsen, M. Boden, T. Antilla, T. Carrigan, A. Jirill. Middle Row: Coach Dallman, T. Carrigan, G. Rocllensock, M. Shaw, K. Ttllifch, D. Hallik, L. Eggert, Coach Steuwe. Back Row: R. Engberg, M. Lockwood, T. Grou, B. Dietel, A. Martin, K. Sheppard, K. Sandbo, D. Sizer, M. Bradseth.

]. Corner and N. Lien work hard for a victory on Homecoming night.

C-ie~"' ~~'eA~tt Front Row: J. McElmury, f . Kitwalt, C. Gross, S. Spenur. Middle Row: E. Nord, B. l'renzel, F. SJrinaway, Coach Johnson, T. A11derson, G. Field, f. Vernlund. Back Row: T. Grace, M. Bilinslri, R. Tennant, M. Newman, ]. RuzicJra, M. Utley, C. Crowson.

B. Erpelding scoops up the ball.

C. Wernberg puts the right foot in.

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Sitting: P. Scheldrup, M. Swedberg. Kneeling: M. Freyholtz, N. Lien, M. Swedberg, P. Houseman, G. Moline, G. Moon. Standing: Coach Ross,]. Bennett, C. Adams,]. Cluff,]. Moore, M. Addler, A. Asfoor.

]. Reiplinger, K. Michalicek, P. Houseman, C. Nord, and J. Bennett do one push-up for every volleyball point scored.

68 Boy's Basketball

Top Row: A. Utley, M. Schram, R. Ferdig. Bottom Row: M. Shaw (DUCK), M. Paine, K. Trimble.

Front Row: M. Swedberg, M. Freyholt%, M. Swedberg. Back Row: M. Addler, J. Cluff, N. Lien, J. Bennett.

N. Lien goes up for two once again.

Sitting: S. Merrill, S. Addler. Kneeling: R. Roclunsoclc, S. Baggenstoss, L. Anderson, Z. Kovar, C. Henrilcson, C. Boden, D. Hislaw. Standing: L. Braford,J. Ross, D. Moen, K. Stroeing, G. Dietrich, N. Deno.

R. Mistic, R. Bauer, and T. Bechtold congratulate one another after a game well played.

D. Pater wrestles hard to help win the tournament.

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T. Reisch, J. Sigler, and K. Sandbo waiting for the return.

]. Anderson lueps his hands up to help bloclr the shots at practice.

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70 Boy's Basketball

K. Sheppard upset after a hard fought loss.

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G. Lundberg wants to question the umpire's call, but changes his mind.

Malring the transitions from students to athletes are T. Rei cit, K. Sandbo, and L. Eggert.

A. Martin stretches out before seroing.

Front Row: H. Bergin, A. Beau,]. Sigler, L. Eggert. Middle Row: T. Reisch, V. Vannett,J. Asfoor, B. Dietel, A. Townsend, L. Berglund. Back Row: Coach Liapis, K. Sheppard,]. Hanson, A. Martin, K. Sandbo, Coach johnson.

72 Girl's Basketball

SENIORS - Front Row: J. Asfoor, L. Berglund. Back Row: H. Bergin, T. Reisch.

K. Sandbo, J. Sigler, and K. Sheppard are ready to make the next volleyball point.

A. Asfoor fires the ball to his receiver.

J. Asfoor gives 100% at every game.

Front Row: J. Wernberg, M. Larsen, S. Zwirn, P. Palmer. Middle Row: T. Rockensock, L. Anderson, S. Houseman, G. Blizil, M. Landis, V. Vannett. Back Row: L. Schumann,]. Hanson, Coach Johnson, B. Dietel, A. Gross.

Girl's Basketball 73

K. Jedlicka proves his height is not a requirement in the mall:ing of a good basll:etball team.

J. Yerbich shows no mercy.

74 Girl's Basketball

Front Row: K. Jedlicll:a, N. Yerbich, J. Abner, M. Boden, C. Fayville. Middle Row: Manager A. Johnson, S. Murray, V. Sandmeyer, K. Meade, R. Mistic, W. Therriault, L. Anderson, Manager A. Mabb. Back Row: K. Roush, A. Reinll:e, L. Lahr, Coach R. Lewis, T. Bellanger, S. Sedgwicll:, K. Gieser.

D. Long is motivated to be rotated.

C. Adams,]. Cluff, A. Asfoor, and N. Lien fight for the rebound against Cass Lall:e.

AT RIGHT: Front Row: K. Moon, S. Howeman.

Baclc Row: S. King, Coach Hou eman, M. Schram.

T. Carrigan and M. Boden look lilce they can't wait until practice is over.

N. Lien "Super Duell"

L 199, AT LEFT: Front Row: P. Heffernan, B. Joy, J. Kovar, D. Sizer, M. Sheppard, S. Addler. Back Row: C. Henrilrson, S. Sorquist, M. Addler, Coach Houseman,]. Ross, Z. Kovar.

J. Newman "Let's play ball!"

Golf 75

K. Sandbo and A. Martin are poised and ready for action. C. Tis land gets prepared for the track meet.

D. Long tries to figure out whtrt the volleyball went.

Front Row:]. Gustufson, S. Merrill, M. Swedberg,]. Corner, R. Roclr.ensoclr,J. Yerbich, R. Reisch, D. Wallin. Second Row: B. Merrill, M. Swedberg, C. Nord, K. Gross, N. Majava, M. Freyholtz, L. Gross, B. Krueger, C. Tjeplres, T. Patterson. Third Row: Coach McKean, N. Deno, K. Stroeing, L. Anderson, P. Houseman, C. Adams, N. Lien, A. Asfoor, P. Juelson,J. Newman, K. Owen, Coach Sonnelt. Back Row:]. Bennett, B. Pater,]. Kilde, D. Moen,]. Moore,]. Moline, E. Dufseth, K. Michalicelr..

76 Football

S. Addler talces time from golf to pose for tht camera.

Blacleduclcfans cheering our team on. R. Reisch intently watching the game1

Front Row: M. Swedberg, K. Owen, C. Nord, J. Bennett, T. Patterson. Back Row: K. Michalicelc,J. Moline, M. Swedberg, N. Lien, M. Freyholtz.

Bottom: C. Wernberg, M. Schram, V. Carlson. Top: M. Schram, H. Robertson, R. Ferdig.

Football 77

Junior varsity volleyball players are ready for action.

78 Football

Front Row: C. Barur, A. Winkelman, J. Fitch, T . Corner, E. Nord, N. Bennett, R. Reiplinger, P. Sorquist, J. Ross, T. Kalde. econd Row: M. Henricluon,J. Kiewatt, A. Dufseth,J. Freyholt%,]. Gross,]. Utley, F. Slcinaway, B. Frennl, C. Adams, C. Gross. Third Row: C. Olson, D. Jrulson, T. Anderson, S. Bogart, M. Utley, N. Lien, D. J. Olson, M. Sandbo, D. Goodrich. Back Row: Coach Kovar,]. Anderson, N.Jacluon, J. Ru%iclca, M. Newman,]. Gross, B. Roush, Coach Ross.

C. Nord nails the ball!

Front Row: K. Gross, Coach Kaluig,J. Hanson. Middle Row:]. Asfoor, D. Roc/umsock. Back Row: J. Fowler, L. Berglund, S. Eisenrich, Coach Bechtold, T. Reisch, D. Long, B. Erpelding. Not Pictured! H. Bergin.

Front Row: R. Gross,]. Hanson,]. Wernberg. Middle Row: B. Nelson, T. Rockensock, B. Engberg, S. Zwirn, H. Page. Back Row: T. Bechtold, B. Lundberg, Coach Bechtold, A. Mistic, M. Meade.

At Left: G. Moon striving for excellence.

T. Patterson, C. Tjepkes, N. Deno, K. Owen, C. Nord, N. Lien, and A. Asfoor line up for the first game of the season.

K. Owen with a ba e hit.

Softball 79

At Left: M. Addler struts his stuff.

Middle: The football players, doing what they do best.

At Right: S. Sunell sets up for a bloclc.

First Row:]. LaFountain, D. Brunette,]. Schmidt,]. Yerbich, S. Lar on,]. Schmidt, B. Frenzel, S. Larson. Middle Row: K. Tisland, D. Juelson, K. Gross, J. Reiplinger, C. Nord, J. Cherney, M. Bilinski, D. Lossing. Back Row: Coach Cleveland, T. Humphrey, B. Pater, D. Han on, C. Wittner, E. John on, P. Juelson, T. Newman, Coach Bechtold.

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At Left: H. Bergin watching the defenders.

Middle: N. Lien ready to swing!

At Right: A. Jirilc, the faster she runs, the faster traclc practice is over!

First Row: B. Lueclc,J. Burdiclc, C. Bauer, R. Humphrey, B. Sprouwl, L.Johnson, K. Price. Second Row: N. Loveless, E. Nord,]. Schmidt,]. Schmidt, E. Karbowslci,J. Mellema, R. Reiplinger, D. Pater, M. Reimer. Third Row: Coach Nendiclc,J. Kovar, D. Brunette, R. Hanson, D. Lossing, D. juelson, M. Sandbo, M. Utley, Coach Larson. Fourth Row: M. Bilinslci, N. Jaclcson, J. Loewe, M. Newman, B. Krueger, A. Andler.

Sitting: H. Andler, H. Lossing. Standing: M. Croalcer, L. Kennely, D. Dunn. On Top: C. Frenul, V. Carlson.

Wrestling 81

Sittin~r- T . Carrigan, Manager K. Richmond, ] . Sigler. Kneelin~r- Manager M. Wallin, ] . Asfoor, D. Long, T . Reisch, S. Eisenrich, Manager B. Cluff. tandinlf- Coach Sheppard, K. Sandbo, K. Sheppard, A. Martin, Coach Anderson.

Ref, " malre him let go."

82 Volleyball K. Stroeing ready to slam that ball!

Reisch, S. Eisenrich, D. Long. Not • P•du:rtd: ]. Asfoor.

M. Bradseth attaclring herself while running in traclr.

Sitting: N. Anderson, R. Gross. Kneeling: M. Paine, D. Hallilr, B. Lundberg, G. Roclrensoclr, R. Engberg, V. Vannett. Standing: Manager H. Lossing, M. Larsen, M. Bradseth,J. Krabbenhoft, A. Gross, M. Landis, Coach Anderson.

Varsity volleyball players in an important huddle at the Cass Lalre game.

Volleyball 83

L. Berglund stops to catch her breath during the game.

M. Addler and Z. Kovar are looking for their ball.

Front Row: S. Sunell, A. Johnson, V. Sandmeyer, M. Theisen, R. Bauer, C.

Fayvlle. Second Row: L. Backer, K. Gieser, C. Tjeplles, R. Mistic, J. Owen, T.

84 Volleyball

Carrigan. Third Row: Coach Liapis, K. Meade, T. Bechtold, P. Grundmeier, L.

Ness, A. Mistic, Coach Latterell.

Tracllsters K. Trimble, T. Antilla, M. Larsen, G. Rocllensocll, L. Eggert, D. Hallill, M. Shaw, K. Sheppard, K. Tillisch still have enough energy after meet to pose for the camera.

Front Row: P. Palmer, K. Moon, S. Zwirn. Second Row: H. Page, T. RocJcensocJc, L. Anderson, T. Sutton. Standing: Manager J. Cluff, M. Shaw, S. Houseman,]. Hanson, G. Blizil, L. Traver, Coach Anderson.

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Lilte many of us, /. Bennett is not only

academically inclined, but also involved in many extra~rricular

activities.

The more the variety, the better the mix!

Many students, including J. Knutson, mix worlc with school.

J. Gross, N. Bennett, and P. Sorquist enjoy a truly perfect mix ... Monster Coolcies!

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Getting ready to be moved into, the new school is going up!

M. Schram and G. Martin usually have a 1111de mix of opinions between them.

Ms. Rivard and Mr. Fenslce did a little mixing of their own ... they got married!

"The Perfect Mix" was the theme chosen for this year's yearbook for lots of reasons! We looked around the school and noticed the variety of people within our student population. We saw the new school starting to blend with the old school. With all the mixing of paint, color , and people, we thought, "Hey, we've got the perfect mix going here!"

With the old school going down and the new school going up, we got all mixed up in the hallways. Old halls were blocked off, and new halls weren't quite opened yet. A mix of new and old faces including construction workers were around. A mix of sounds and odors filled rooms as these construction workers did their things and we confronted a variety of temperatures in the classrooms! (I' he science rooms hit 87 degrees many days!)

Being in a smaller school, students can participate in many extra·curricular activities. A variety of after school interests kept us busy at nights, sometimes so busy we came to school with a wide range of enthusiasms. We've always been a mix of personalities, tastes, styles, interests, and activities. This year we added a few new organizations (Peer Tutoring, and a spring play) to keep us even more busy.

We really do have the perfect mix going here at Blackduck High.

The Perfect Mix 91

Top: M. Fenner and L. Mistic wait for the e"citing evening to begin. Bottom: Some of the people who helped malte the Moonlight Magic. Front Row: S. Eisenrich, H. Bergin, D. Long,]. Asfoor. Back Row: K. Frenzel, S. Oestrich, T. Pettis, C. Nord, M. Freyholtz.

J. Asfoor and N. Lien T. Reisch and K. Michalicelt

C. Adams and K. Tjepltes L. Berglund and M. Davis

T. Efta and J. Solberg H. Robertson and S. Eggert

C. Tisland and L. Gross H. Bergin and C. Nord

J. Ross and K. Owens T. Krueger and B. Pater J. Pater and K. Juelson

B. Gerbraut and J. Lahr S. Oestrich and A. Johnson

92 Prom 1993

Top: M. Swedberg and L. Clayton wait for their names to be announced for the Grand March. Bottom: Prom 199J's grand entrance.

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Front Row: R. Bauer, E. Nord, V. Carlson, S. Charlton. Second Row: K. Tjepltes, L. Berglund, T. Rockensoclc, T. Carrigan, S. Eisenrich, A. Beau, R. Mistic, B. Erpelding. Third Row: B. Merrill, D. Hallilc, M. Freyholt%, L. Anderson, G. Dietrich, M. Swedberg, B. Lundberg, C. Crowson. Back Row:]. Newman,]. Hanson, D. Moen, K. Stroeing, C. Adams.

C.A.R.E. members N. Dano and 7 enjoy an energetic game of basltetball.

Chemicals Aren't Right for Extracurriculars is a pro~ram focused on stucfent commitments to remam drug, tobacco, and alcohol free. The C.A.R.E. Core Group is in charge of planning meetings, activities, and being there for students to talk to. This year some changes were made in how C.A.R.E. works. Students were only given one week to sign a contract along with a short questionnaire. C.A.R.E. is being student run this year instead of by an advisor. Also, the emphasis on punishment was changed to encouragement, allowing students the opportunity to try again. C.A.R.E. has also changed their open grms to include those who have remained chemtcally free that night, not just those who have signed a contract. This change was made to provide a chemically free night to a larger group of students. C.A.R.E. has sponsored or helped sponsor man>' special activities including: Peer Tutoring, tnps to Buena Vista, a Gophers game, a Twins game, and a BSU Hockey game, open gyms after home ~mes, a P.O.P.S. assembly, a Benefit Q_uilt Raffle for Scott Poxleitner, and the Chemica] Use Prevention and Intervention Counselor.

C. Wernberg, L. Reisch, S. Eisenrich, the "Three Muslteteers."

L. Anderson takes over while C. Tjepltes talus a brealc from weightlifting.

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K. Tjeplces shows her school spirit by sporting a tie on Hat and Tie day.

M. Sandbo and B. Ferdig are ready for the face offwhilej. Pileclti loolts on.

98 Snow Week

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THE ROYAL COURT- Front Row: P. Sorquist, C. Tjepltes, Queen T. Pettis, King M. Davis, R. Mistic, R. Reiplinger. Back Row:]. Vernlund, K. Moon, K. Tisland, A. Martin,]. Moline, S. Eisenrich, D. Long, M. Addler, C. Frenzel, B. Krueger.

The basltetball pla:yers challenge the wrestlers in a tug-of­war while J. Ross, M. Landis, and J. Krabbenhoft loolt on.

H. Robertson dresses up as a hippie.

D. Long tries to pile the clothes on B. Erpelding at the pep fest.

B. Dietel is dressed up for 50's and 60's day.

K. Sandbo and N. Lien try to teach each other to dance during a homecoming sltit.

N. Deno invites the wiclted stepsisters V. Carlson, C. Wernberg, and H. Robertson to the royal ball.

junior Attendants A. Martin and K. Tisland

Sophomore Attendants C. Frenzel and B. Krueger

Freshman Attendants K. Moon and J . Vernlund

8th Grade Attendants R. Mistic and R. Reiplinger

7th Grade Attendants C. Tjeplces and P. Sorquist

Stephanie Eisenrich and Jeremy Moline

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Deanna Long and Max Addler

C. Nord is ready for a Minnesota winter with this hat!

S. Eisenrich wonders if J. Pileclci lcnows what he's doing.

M. Bradsdh wears beads and sandals for that hippie loolt on 50's and

Juniors show their spirit by wearing Kiclc'n Kenya T­shirts for Represent Your Country Day.

60's day.

Student Council members put together a very successful Snow Week 1994. The week included Silk Shirt and Boxer Shorts Day, Winter Wear Day, Tie, Hat and Paint You Nose Day, and 50's and 60's Day. In honor of the 1994 Winter Olympics being held the following week, Friday was Represent Your Country Day, and the Junior Class wowed everyone with specially maJe T-shirts declaring "Kickin' Kenya" as their country.

As Olympic competition was held with the Junior High grades competing against each other and the Senior High grades challenging one another. The faculty valiantly struggled in both categories. Winners of gold medals were the Freshmen and Seniors.

Basketball games and wrestling matches were held throughout the week, Senior Candidates performed skits at a pep fest, and Friday night the new King and Queen were crowned with a dance following, completing a very busy and fun week!

T. Pettis and M. Davis perform "Beevis and Butthead and Cher ('I!)" for their candidate slcit.

Snow Week 99

100 Homecoming

1993 Fall Homecoming Court: Front Row: Freshman attendants C. Fellows and L. Anderson. Back Row: Sophomore attendants R. Rocltensoclt and M. Paine; Senior candidates K. Owen and H. Bergin; King N. Lien and Queen]. Asfoor; Senior candidates L. Berglund and C. Nord; junior attendants D. Drauden ant! J. Reiplinger.

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L. Anderson looking sinister in his leather jacket and hat.

V. Carlson and N. Deno sing "I've Had the Time of My Life."

The football cheerleaders spent a lot of time organi%ing Fall Home­coming 1993 and with great results! The week included Boxer Shorts and Cartoon T-shirts Day, Dick Tracy Day, Dressing Like Your Parents Used To Day, and Class Spirit Day. The Senior Candidates performed skits and afterwards the school voted for their new King and Queen. After a busy week, the Drakes football team defeated the Walker Wolves and the dance that followed proved to be the perfect ending of Homecoming '9J.

H. Tobin dresses like her parents used to.

J. Yerbich is awed by C. Nord's display of his boxers.

A. Mabb portrays her image of Dick Tracy.

V. Carlson is feeling quite sexy in her flannel shirt and boots.

J. Ferdig uses the whiteout to make himself look busy, but we really know the truth.

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Front Row: T . Carrigan and L. Reisch. Second Row: V. Carlson, K. Tjepkes, A. Beau, D. Sizer, H . Bergin, T. Pettis. Third Row: A. Sunde, B. Nelson, S. Pater, R. Engberg, C. Waller, H . Bjerkness, K. Clayton. Back Row:]. Rivard, S. Patch, B. Robertson,]. Ferdig,]. Osufsen, G. Martin, T. Gross.

104 Yearbook

T. Pettis and K. Clayton both experience a bad hair day or maybe they're just burned out from doing yearbook pages.

"Like the yearbook or I'll shoot!" warns J. Pilecki (with a fa'lct

gun).

A special thanlcs to Jim Nissen for creating our theme's artwork!

L. Reisch- Photographer/Editor,]. Ferdig - Editor, T. Pettis - Editor, V. Carlson - Photographer.

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