Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

T iE I98l Jl!j 2 Therne Theme 3 Theme 5 Homecoming Pepfest Friday, October 10, 1980, the Homecoming Pepfest psyched-up Edison for the Homecoming Game. Students showed their school spirit by wearing the winning colors, blue and gold. After a contest to choose the best blue and gold outfit, Brian Person (12) won the cake for being the most unique. Another feature of the assembly was the awards to the Homecoming Marathon winners. Last years winner, Glenn Chiodo, who is an Edison graduate, came in first. The award was given to Rich Clark (12). Second and third place winners were Pat Fiega (12) and Rob Stokowski (12). The girls first place winner was Junior Lisa Cominetti, last years 3rd place finisher, making a record time. Linda Graak (11) took 2nd, and third place went home with Julie Craig (11). 6 Tftemc Parade Sophie Boutsiouskos was the grand marshall of Edison's 1980 Homecoming Parade. Floats were entered from various clubs and classes. From the floats entered, the winner for the best float contest was from the Spanish Club. The parade began on Monroe winding its way up Lowry and back down Central Avenue ending at the athletic field. Thcmc 7 Tommies Over Millers 8-0 On a cold, windy day in October, Edison crushed the Millers of Washburn in the only game played at Edison. It was Homecoming 1980. The cold weather dampened the game, but not the fans. The Edison touchdown was set up by a fumble on the Millers 15 yard line. Edison scored on a 6 yard run up the middle by Craig Wein-stock followed by a two point conversion play which found Weinstock throwing to Rozek in the end zone. At half time Edison led 8-0. The half time show consisted of the field exhibition presented by the Edison High School Marching Band and silks. In the second half drizzle fell, but not our defense, which held strong keeping the Millers scoreless. 10 Theme ‘ ‘Out of the Blue’’ It was an Edison Victory on Homecoming Day 1980 by a score of 8 to 0. After the game, alumni were invited for post game refreshments. Later that evening fifty couples paid S5.00 admittance to the Homecoming Dance held in the lunchroom. Out of the Blue played mellow music until 11:00 p.m. The dance was sponsored by the Student Council, all of whom worked hard to make a most enjoyable night for all. The chaperones were Mrs. Bout-sioukos, Mrs. Charles, Mr. Elavsky, and the Student Council advisor Mr. Schulz. Theme ll Homecoming Wednesday, October 8, 1980, with our Homecoming week shortened, the twenty-four King and Queen candidates were chosen. For Queen: Sheila Anderson, Wendy Chester, Cindy Gilbertson, Sue Hagen, Rhonda Hanson, Charla Hanstad, Paula Hoskins, Lisa Hunzelmann, Michelle Miller, Shelly Robertson, Anne Robillard, and Jackie Spano. For King: Jim Anderson, Dan Bosell, Robert Dowson, Scott Fussy, Chris Gorecki, Tim Kaczrowski, Tony Marchiafava, Brian Person, Mike Sams, Mark Uchanski, Dean Villella, and Craig Weinstock. The ten finalists were: Sheila Anderson, Wendy Chester, Michelle Miller, Shelly Robertson, Anne Robillard, Dan Bosell, Chris Gorecki, Tim Kaczrowski, Mark Uchanski, and Dean Villella. The following evening, Thursday, October 9, as the assembly progressed, the Queen finalists sat nervously awaiting the outcome, while the King finalists looked like they were either going to get sick or shot. After eighty minutes of sheer torture for the finalists, the coronation began. From last year, we had King John Schlundt and Queen Cindy Carlson there to crown their 1980 successors. After several moments of tense anticipation (and a short clip of our Magnificent Marching Band 1979 half time show). King Tim Kaczrowski and Queen Wendy Chester were crowned. 12 Theme Royalty Wendy Chester, our 1980 Homecoming Queen, has attended Edison for all three of her high school years. As a first year cheerleader, she is always on the go. Tim Kaczrowski, our 1980 Homecoming King, has also been here at Edison for three years. As a captain of the football team this year, he has plenty to do. After an injury in the first game this year, a knee operation had to be performed. Although he was put to the sidelines for the season, he still looks forward to the near future when he will again be playing the field. Theme 13 Around the World in Eighty Minutes A salute to the countries of the world, presented by the Pom-Toms, set off the 1980 Homecoming Show and Coronation entitled Around the World in Eighty Minutes. This extravaganza, produced and directed by Jack Litowsky, took place on the eve of Homecoming, October 9th, at 7:30 pm. This show consisted of various skits, such as the Lumberjacks and the Doughboys, songs by Kim Joncas and Peggie Wigen, and dances by Christelle Audette and Irene Malec. The Freshmen made their appearance, along with the fabulous dancers, La Bamba. The show was concluded by the jamming of the rock groups Black Star and Touch 'n Go. The evening ended with the crowning of King Tim and Queen Wendy. 2 3 4 14 Theme 11 1) The 1979 Homecoming Queen Cindy Carlson, King John Schlundt, and Sandy Matson. (2) The entire company of the show. (3) Blackstar jamming to Midnight Rendevous. (4) Kim Joncas Singing “Love the World Away (5 Chnstelle Audette (6) “All Over the World by Carolyn Gates, Mark Gorzycki, and Diane Demers. (7) The Lumberjacks, Garrett Rademacher, Oave Ramstad, Keith Maile, and Alan Betker. (8 “Upside Down by Irene Make. 91 Dave Salmonson and Kari Stevens (10) Harem dancer Heidi Johnson (11) China Girls Toni Steen and Tracey Gustafson. Theme 15 u U 9l Welcome Back Wednesday, September 5, welcomed us back for our 1980-81 school year. There are a few new additions to Edison High School this year. One is the new assistant principal, Mrs. Charles. Another is the new lunchroom set-up. It's set up a new way so that there might be less stealing and confusion. It caused a bit of a problem, because the lines took longer to get through. On September 26, the welcome dance was put on by the Edison Pom-Toms. Hot Ash was the band that entertained us with a great variety of Rock-n-Roll. Theme 17 Sadie Lisa Hunzelman (12) and friend Bob Gravel. 1 Juli Geske (12) and Howard Griffin (11). Sue Drysdale (12) and Pat Zebro (12). Hawkins Alumnus Todd Studer and Denise Ah-Iquist (12). Jani Abraham (12) and Mike Simon (12). Jodi Reed (12) and friend Phil Mur-lowski. Activities 20 Activities Plenty of mistletoe hung around on the night of Dec. 19, by the Edison Flag Girls who sponsored the dance. There was more puckering than dancing and everyone had a great time listening to Midwest Sound and Lighting. Activities 21 Snow Daze Assembly After the week of Snow Daze festivities, we were invited to the Snow Daze Assembly. The theme was Sno-Wonder-ful Daze . The Assembly was a wonderful showcase of Edison talent. (1) Gladys White and the Pips. (2) Don't Try Suicide (3) Jingle Bell Rock (4) Sno Daze Button. (5) On the Honeymoon (6) April Showers . (7) Howard Griffin sings own composition. (8) Tramp. (9) Village People (10) Tony Preese Sings. (11) You May Be Right! by Billy Joe Maile. 22 Activities Activities 23 Snow Daze Royalty Snow Daze Royalty was picked during the day at the end of the Snow Daze assembly on Jan. 16, 1981. Mike Graham was crowned King and Jackie Spano was Queen. Runners up for King were Tony Machifava, Mark Uchanski, Brian Person, Dean Vil-lella. Runners up for Queen were Pam Stegora, Lisa Jacobson, Michelle Miller, Sheila Anderson. 24 Activities Snow Daze Dance The Snow Daze dance took place on Jan. 16, 1981. The Band playing was T. Kail. There were many fun things going on at the carnival too. Many activities took place during the week. One of them was the snowball eating contest, which Patrice Toler won. Activities 25 2 6 2 7 imm A V Time Capsule 28 Activities Activities 29 Registration Tally registration is more affectionately remembered as those days during the year when once again we were to do things by the numbers. These special days were September 4th, November 17th, and February 7th. We rushed to school at our scheduled time only to stand in lines to find out that our first choice was filled and we must make another choice. Our frustrations grew but some how with assistance from our friends, counselors. Principals and teachers we managed to once again complete a full day schedule of classes. This is all history now, as once again we stand ready to tackle the job of registration. Planning for alternatives becomes a must during these times and we have learned through past experience that on Tally Day you are to come with a complete schedule and alternative if you are to survive. 30 Activities School days filled with those memories that each of us share and hold secret. A time when the planning and waiting in line is over and we begin each new Trimester with uplifted spirits and a freshness of expectations. Our class time is spent in the pursuit of learning and developing those skills which we have pre-determined to be of utmost importance in our future lives. It is a beginning and an ending for as each Trimester ends, a new one begins and for some of us this is a farewell for tomorrow brings us to yet another new situation beyond the halls of Edison. Activities 31 Senior Banquet The Senior Class held their banquet at Jax Cafe on February 16th. The menu consisted of a choice of Roast Top Sirloin, Baked Chicken, or Fried Jumbo Shrimp served with Soup du jour, salad, baked potato, assorted rolls and ice cream. The welcome was given by Lisa Hunzelman, followed by remarks from Mr. Grimstad, and the Invocation by Pam Stegora. The Masters of Ceremonies were Joe Joncas, and Jim Browning. The talent show following the meal consisted of songs by the Nordeast Express, Tony Preese, and Jim Anderson. Lisa Hunzelman led the group in an original composition. Dale Mel-bie played an original composition on the guitar and the 1981 Hall of Fame was also announced during the program. MOKO IH TIM iwit 32 Activities Activities 33 v A Year of Concerts . In Spirit Hey—Look Us Over! The Varsity Choir, under the direction of Ms. Rita An-drescik, performed a nightful of entertainment on a warm day in November. The choir in true fashion performed such songs as Day Break”, and the title song, Hey, Look Me Over.” There were many soloists in the production, such as Joel Griffin singing, Blue Suede Shoes”, and Teddy 8ear”. This concert was performed for the entire school the following week. The Edison High School Marching Band Concert With the absence of director Thomas Shaffer, the Magnificent Edison High School Marching Band went into action to perform a very reminiscent production of The Marching Band Concert. They performed such TV hits as Charlie's Angels”, Hart to Hart”, and the theme from Monty Python's Flying Circus.” The show also featured the Freshman Band, and both bands played together in a mass band, “Rock Around the Clock.” Both bands were conducted by Bill Scrips. l 34 Activities 1. Bill Scrips directs The Magnificent Edison High School Marching Band. 2. A tuba fanfare. 3. A balcony of horns! 4. The Concert Band, under the direction of Bill Scrips. 5 Lisa Hunzelman walkin' in her winter underwear! 6. Choir members singing of Christmas. 7. The Band taking their bows. 8. Do You Hear What I Hear? . 9. The Freshman Choir under the direction of Ms. Andrescik. 9 Activities 35 Christmas Concerts Freshman Concert The Christmas concerts started off on December 9th, 1980 at 7:30. The Freshmen Choir, under the direction of Rita Andrescik, sang for 30 minutes with such solo pieces as All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth and Jingle Bell Rock following the Choir, the Freshman Band, under the direction of Bill Scripps, capped off the evening with their renditions of Stars and Stripes Forever, and Latina . Varsity Concert On Thursday, December 11, 1980, The Edison Choir and the Edison Concert Band performed. At 7:30 the curtain rose, and the choir sang in informal dress songs like Tis the Season and Angels We Have Heard on High. The band came through in superb fashion and played Novena and Sleigh Ride. Following the band, the choir encored, directed by Tom Shaffer, to Handel's Hallelujah Chorus. 36 Activities The Concerts: (1) Todd Jones singing Jingle 8ell Rock. (2) Bill Scripps directing the freshmen band. (3) The freshman band between numbers. (4) The Varsity Choir Singing Handel's Hallelujah Chorus. (5) The Freshmen choir (6) Ken Nelms directs during the Marching Band Concert. (7) The Concert Band taking bows. (8) The band playing Novena. (9) The Freshmen Choir singing The Twelve Days of Christmas. (10) The Varsity Choir in action. 10 Activities 37 Music Man The Music Man was performed April 2, 3 and 4 The director was Warren Schueneman and the choreographer was Sharon Hentges also the set designer was Robert Fuecker. Cast John Benjamen Peggie Laura Maki Kris Ledin Pat Fiega Kari Stevens Alan Betker Scott Glubke Brenda Johnson Paula Balk Randy Matthes Greg Windhurst Kevin Mooney Howard Griffin Garett Radamacher Ken Gursky Todd Jones Evan Johnson Kalyna Kramarczuk Juli Geski Dtane Ersbe Mark Gorycki John Anderson Sue Hagen Carolyn Gates Laura Inks Kim Joncas Marilou Olsen Trisha VanSlooten Stephanie Sermen Trisha Standal Diane Demers Amy Johnson Sabrina Johston Tracy Hache Cindy Klaesges Patti Power Character Harold Hill Maria Paroo Mrs. Paroo Zenitta Tommy Eulalie Pick-Little Lady Mayor Skinn Marcelus Marcelus' Wife Pick-A-Little Lady Gracie Winthrop Constable Quartet Quartet Quartet Quartet Dancer Dancer Dancer Dancer Dancer Dancer Dancer Pick-A-Little Lady Pick-A-Little Lady Pick-A-Little Lady Pick-A-Little Lady Pick-A-Little Lady Amayllis 38 Activities Activities 39 Math Team A new sport reached Edison High by the name of the Minnesota Mathmatical Team, which is in its experimental stage this year. There is a league consisting of five schools: Southwest, Como, St. Paul Central, and Edison. The team is coached by Larry Luck and Michael Elavsky. The problems are made by a professor from Machelaster College. The team came in third place at the Edison meet and second place at the St. Paul Central Meet. Row 1: Evan Johnson, 8ob Jahnke, Lowell Heine, Row 2: Lisa Konkol. Vicki Rutkevich, Lenny Johnson, John Wazlo, Mr. Luck. Row 3: Garret! Rademacher, Dawn Bjorge, Cindy Kleages. Sue Pasma, Alan Skinner, Jodie Hagstrom. 40 Activities Chicago Trip Each year, Larry Luck takes 39 Math Analysis and Calculus students to Chicago for three days in March. The trip includes a visit to Chicago's Chinatown, a visit to old town, and a trip on the subway. This year, the students left on March 11th, and returned on March 13th. On the 12th, they spent the day at the Museum of Science and Industry. Activities 41 Organizations — The Edison Marching Band went to Valley Fair at the opening of their season They placed 1st at the Columbia Heights Parade, 3rd. at Menominee Wisconsin and for the fourth of July, they received 1st place at at Delano. They placed r2nd at Detroit Lakes, and were an honor band at th Wjjnneapolis '.ft AquatenniaLThey gained biwtheil first at the: Raimfcy Coumy Fair, and were a guest band at Mayer, Mn. They ended summer with our own East Side Parade. Summer Band ■54 Organizations Organizations 4S J Anderson, J R Anderson, S Anderson. 0. Arvidson. C. Audette, B Bazoff, J. Ber9. J. Bergstrom, B Betker, L Bixler, 0 Bjorge 0 Bios-b«rg, T Bonasers. T. Borchardt, K. Brazil, A 8renny, T, Browne. J Bruggenthies. K Oemuth T Dere. M Ellingboe. L. Ferraro. D Fisher. J Frisco, J Gardin, B Gemlo N Gemlo, J. Geske, M Gorzycki. P Gorzycki, H Griffin. J. Griffin. K Hamre. P Haponuk. M Henderson, J Hill. K Horbul. R. Horbul, K Houts, L. Hunzelman, L. Inka, N Iskierka, B Janousek. B. Joelson, B. Johnson. K Jurchisin, K Knutson, C Ko-hout, K Kruse. C. Larson. K. Ledin, N. Martin. P. Martz, J McPherson, K Mooney, S Neelan D Neis, C. Neumann, T Neumann A Nor-dquist, S Noreli, P O'Brien. L Olson. L. Pederson. B Petrowitz. J. Pignatello, G Rademacher. L Ranck. C. Renner. 0 Renner. E. Ricci, L Salmonson. L. Salo. S. Schleicher. M Schumacher. S Staba. P. Standal. K. Stevens. M Swanson. L Tetzman. J Thibodeau. J Warner. L Weller, P Wesley. M.Wigen, K. Wlllman, 6. Wmdhurst. M Yanta 46 Organizations The 1980-1981 Mixed Concert Choir under the direction of Ms. Rita Andres-cik has presented many outstanding concerts this year. For example, Hey Look us Over, The Christmas Concert and also The Music Man where many of the choir members had a part. Much of the credit should be given to Ms. Andrescik for all her hard work in making these concerts possible. This has been her first year as our Edison Choir teacher and hope there will be many more. Organization 47 Freshmen Band This year we saw some new faces around school and in our Freshmen Band, the band isn't as large as it was last year but the sound of them seemed much bigger. They did dynamite in all of their performances. The band is under the leadership of John Benjamin. 48 Organizations Tim Anderson, Louise Bakker. Kaye Black, Ann Black, Jewel Bilges, Deborah 8razil, Lisa Brevig David Burbank, Theresa Burns, Sandra Campos. Denise Cupryna, Chris Demuth, Julie Early, Joseph Ferraro, Wendy Frank Tracy Hache, Joni Hackett. Bruce Henderson. Doug Houn, Kelly Jerde, Cindy Johnson, Peter Johnson Tim Johnson, Nancy Johnston Lisa Jonas, Todd Jones, Toni Kelley Elizabeth Kittoison Cmdy Kiaesges, Laurie Krause, Leslie Lamotte, Julie Lmdskoog, Sara Macko. Randall Matthes, John Mayfield, Ed Miller, Cindy Nelson, 8renda Nyholm, Paul Piement, Vic Paris!. Lisa Rasumusson, Melissa Reynolds, Rachelle Ritchie, Dawn Rosenthal, Becky Saba. Lynette Sar gent, Stephanie Seman, Tracy Simon Julie Smith, Kris Smolak, Lisa Spano Barb Sporlein Steven Steffen Valarie Stenenson, Connie Stock). Bill Swig art, Tami Tabor. Joanne Uchanski. Tammy Welch, Robin Wentland. Linda White, and Rebecca Willman Organizations 49 Flutes: Row 1: Kim Chcsney, Amy Robinson Lisa Johnson, and Diane Stone. Row 2: Jennifer Detmer. Jamne Bratsh, Maria Matteson, Lmda Oolecki, and Diane Ersbo. Row 3 Jessica Johnson, Kelly Wakaruk, Susan Reynolds Susan House, and Jill Rondeau Clarinets: Row 1: Helen Boyle, Wendy Cyrus, Liz Corbett, Linda Salmonson, Kerry Houts, and Lynn Clem Row 2: Jenny Krai. Irene Malec, Debbie Johnson, Sharon Dednck, Corynne Hill, Theresa Rymanowski Kristin Roy, and Mike Ho-len. (Not Pictured: Tony Preese.) Saxophones: Row 1: Linda Graak. Jane Wamer, John Staba. Theresa Ferraro, and Lisa Peterson Row 2: Chns Brethorst. Susan Westphal, Shelly Griffen, Ken Nelms, Wendy Campbell, Scott Ahlquist. Michael Koch. SO Organizations Lower Brass: Row 1: Libby Lmdhal, Chris Rutkiewicz. Barb Sarna. Ann Herbert. Lisa Hill, and Alan Betker. Row ?: Marilou Olson. Ed Beaulieu. Ken Gurksy Theresa Johnson, and Jay Anderson Row 3: Richard Clark. Kevin Clark and Mary StOCk-inger. Drums: Row 1: Steve Stegora Scott Maxy, and David Zurbey. Row 2: Jane Harsted, Mary Wheeler. Heidi Bell. Shawn Nolon. Mary Riley, and Robm Sperry. Row 3: Frank Majsterski. Enc Olson. Tom Tabor. Jeff Ciesynski. and Tim Gronek. Not pictured Madelyn Browne.) Trumpets: Row l: David Setterstrom, Tracey Gustafson, George Hadjiyanis, Tammy Anderson, and Pat Fiega Row 2 Mary Robertson, Jo Ann Krengel. Todd Pet-terson. Ramon Campos Scott Nebel, Pat Michalik Row 3: John Grant, Lori Rasmusson, Rick Pfafl, John Benjamin, Mike Hartwig, Perry Johnson, and Rodger Burbank. Organizations 51 52 Organizations Pop Choir Row 1: Lisa Hunzelman, Charlotte Newman, Peggie Wigen, Cathy Kohout, Julie Geske, Kris Kruse, Chris Ledin, Oarcy Blosberg; Row 2: Mark Gorzski, John Anderson, Jim Anderson, Alan Betker, Howard Griffin, John Benjamin, Louis Ferraro Tom Shaffer, Director Stage Band Stage Band: Dan Fishbeck, Tony Preese, Scott Glubke, Anne Robillard, Kathy Goers, Dave Zurbey, Pat Fiega, Keith Maile, Richard Clark, Jodie Hagstrom, Jane Warner, Irene Malec, Mike Koch, Madelyn Browne, Ben Howard, Ken Nelms, Jeff Ciezynski Organizations 53 The Edison Flagline Precision was the key word for the Edison Flagline as they began their 1980 season. With Mr. Shaffer as their advisor, they marched with the band in all summer parades and fall field shows. They also performed at the marching band concert, pep assemblies, and basketball games. To help raise money for the band, they sponsored the Mistletoe Dance and Flower Day. Diane DeMers, Laura Inks. Diane Ersbo, Carolyn Gates, Karrie Willman, Brenda Johnson. Jam Abraham, Denise Ahlqulst (co-capt), Kim te-nart (co-capt), Lynn Clem, Amy Paquette. Beccy Schardm. Organization s Organizations 55 Edison Record Staff of 1980-1981 Row 1: Gerald Lutz-Advisor, Kris Kruse, Cathy Kyle, Laura Maki, and Jo Ellen Hines Row 2. At Mochinski, David Johnson, Brian Person, Rhonda Hanson, Sandy Rignell, Garrett Rademacher. Lisa Hunzelman, Heidi Johnson, and Michelle Griffin. Row 3: Tony Preese, James Tschida. Alan Betker, Jackie Sullivan, Pam Nierengarten, Doreen Engcbretson, Kristin Brethorst and Robin Sperry Not Pictured Patty Cameron, and Pat Fiega. Production Managers, Rhonda Hanson and Sandy Rignell Editor in Chief and Editorial Editor, Laura Maki. Managing Editor, Garrett Rademacher. I: Feature Co-Editors, Tony Preese and David Johnson. 56 0rganizations News Co-Editors, Pat Fiega and Jo Ellen Hines. Sports Co-Editors. Brian Person and Doreen Engebretson Ad Editor, Michelle Griffin. Art Editor, Lisa Hunzclman. Gerald Lutz, Advisor Organizations 57 Debate Row 1: Kim Lieske, Lisa Olson, Cassandra Jaworski, Karen Lillie. Row 2: Linda Graack, Doug Woolery, Pam Ste-gora (Capt.), Colleen McQuiston, Paul Stevens. Row 3: Heidi Johnson. Marilee Weirens, Becky Schardin, Amy Paquette (Co-Capt.), Sharon Dedrick, Chris Olsen. Row 4: G. Lutz (Asst-Coach), Gloria Ko-zah, Debbie Hatfield, Kari Stevens, John Benjamin, Mrs. Hagen (coach) National Forensic League Jim and John Anderson, John Benjamin, Karen Brown, Wendy Campbell, Julie Craig, Sharon Dedrick, Debbie Hatfield, Cassandra Jaworski, Evan Johnson, Heidi Johnson, Gloria Kozah, Laura LeVoir, Kim Lieske. Luann Lin-dell, Chris Lobash, Tom Marcoullier, Colleen McQuiston, Lisa Olson, Amy Paquette, Garrett Rademacher, Linda Salmonson, Becci Schardin, Pam Ste-gora, Kari Stevens, Jane Warner, Linda Graak, Karen Lillie, Matt VanBlooten, Marilee Weirens, Doug Woolery. 58 Organizations Jim and John Anderson Alan Bctker John Benjamin, Oawn Bjorge Karen Brown, Wendy Campbell Julie Craig, Lisa Cominetti, Sharon Oedrick Oebbie Hatfield, Cassandra Jaworski, Evan Johnson, Heidi Johnson, Gloria Kozah. Laura LeVoir Kim Lieske, Luann Chris Lobash, Tom Marcoullier s.c). Colleen McQuiston, Lori McMurchie, Lisa Olson, Dawn Orgeman, Amy Paquette, Garrett Rademacher, Linda Salmon son Becci Schardin Duane Sheaser Kris Solz Pam Stegora, Slavm, Kelly. Kan Stevens. Rod Sylvester, Sue Tack, Jane Warner. Scott Westphai Tom Zandlo Over forty people turned out for speech this year. Kari Stevens (11), and Pam Stegora (12), were elected co captains. Garrett Rademacher and Cassandra Jaworski were elected assistant captains. For fund raising the speech team sold Texas oranges and grapefruits. This year Edison will try again to win the region 5AA speech trophy. It has either won the trophy or the runner up trophy four out of the last five years. This year the Edison Debate Team had a good season. Our varsity team of Chris Lobash, Pam Stegora (coach), Amy Paquette (co.-capt.) and Julie Craig, won second place in the Metro league and took back a nice trophy to the Edison show case. It is the first debate trophy ever won by Edison in over ten years. Their season was active with the varsity debaters putting in over 200 rounds. The Debate Team got a new assistant coach this year, Jerry Lutz, who will also handle all of the National Forensic League activities. Organizations 59 French Club Row 1: J. Moritko. L Olson, C Robbins. B Brinda. C. Collias, K. Kramarczuk, M. Nelson. A. Gervais. Row 2: l Peterson. K O'Rourke C Gavino. C. Orgeman, J Brandt. S Pasma. 0 Krawczynski. P Stegora. J. Harstad L. Hill Row 3: C. Micek, D. Hanzlik. C Sivanich, M. Breslawec, G Rademacher. P. Skavnak. R. Oney. B Sarna. E. Norman, A Brenny. A Verrett. L. Johnson. M. Fem. Row 4: K. Brazil. L. Salmonson, K. Tacheny. K. Wakaruk, 0. DeMers. C. McQuiston, D. Stone, J Kobow, K. Roy, K. Solz. A. Johnson. G. Kozah. D Brmer J Lumewski Row 5: Mr Doyle. B. Leba. R. Skille. F 8ursch. M. Kramarczuk. E. Johnson. D Mack, P Standalski, P Skeily, J. Johnson, S Ahtqmst. S. Gnffin, S. House, C. Kroening, M. Asgian. Spanish Club Row 1: C. Wagner, D. Arvidson, C. Schabel, T. Bonasera, D. Mattews, L. Elliott, L. Ehlers. B. Fairley, C. Gavino. L Commetti, J. Nickel. L Hartwig, C. Sylvester. Row 2: T Simon. L. Racho. B. Lawson, K Kerr, J. Gardm, M DowdJe, J. Johnson. T Anderson. J Brynteson, L. Blan-Char. A Brenny, J. Bartlett, D. Briner, R. Gavino. Row 3: J. Hines, J. Calguire, M. Mauer, T. Johnson, M Browne. J Geske, L Meyer, M Fem. j. Nelson, L Grega. C. Colhas, L LaBerge, M Olsen. L Keck, M. Hennum. Row a M McHale, K. McHafe. J. Kalina. K. Kocon, G. Hadjiyanis, G. Kozah, B Kittelson, T Jablonski. D. Engebretson, S. Riley, R. Rathburn, T. Johnson, J. Anderson, S. Romanoski, H. Johnson. Row 5: 8. Gemlo. 8 Janousek, I Hartfield. R. Campos, D Bjorge. K. Horbul, C. Invie, T. Boechardt. N. Pigatello. N Gemlo, S. Rodger, K. Bomgarner, J Staba. C. Larson, L. Palermo 60 Organizations FHA Above: Mrs. Montgomery Advisor. Upper left Row 1 L. Palermo, J. Krengel, M La-monte. Row 2. B. Barofl. P Haponuk. B. Bazofl. B Hiene Row 3: A Cegla, D. Renner P. Gor yski NHS Row 1: T, Preese, L. Maki. J. Kalina, S. Hagen, P Stegora. L. Campbell, D. Johnson, K Kruse, C. Colllas, P. Nierengarten. Row 2: J. Sullivan, L. Johnson, D. Krawczynski, M. Simon, B. Fleisher, S. Lincoln, S. Anderson, M. Miller, S. Riley, D. Engebretson, L. Meyer. Row 3: Mr. L Luck, advisor, S. Glubke, L Hunzelman, J. Skelly, M Weirens. H. Johnson, J. Benjamin, E. Johnson, G. Rademacher, S. Ahlquist Organizations 61 Cheerleaders 1980-1981 1 Sheila Anderson (12) Co-captain 2 Anne Robillard (12)- Co-captain 3 Shelley Robertson 12)-Co-captain 4 The team at work 5. Michelle Miller (12) 6 Kelly Wakaruk (11) 7 Brenda Fteisher (12 8. Wendy Chester (12) 9. Laurie Rog (11) 10 Jackie Spano (12) 11 Patrice Toler (12) Mascot Roscoe 12 Joy Lipa 11) 13 Mary Mauer (11) 14 Nena Campos (11) 4 62 Organlzations Organizations 63 Pom-Toms 1980-1981 m f Heidi Johnson Co-captain (12) 1. Sandy Rignell (12) 2. Marilee Weirens (12) 3. Rhonda Hansen (12) 4. Pam Nierengarten (12) 5. Lori Eliason (10) and Jo Ellen Hines (12) 6. Toni Steen (10) 7. Krissy Chester (10) 8. Tracey Gustafson (10) and Sandra Dooner (10) 9. Sue Hagan (12) 10. Charla Hanstad (12) 11. Michelle Frank (12) 12. Paula Hoskins (12) Wanda Brandt Co-captain (12) 64 Organizations Organizations 65 A udio Visual Row 1: Bill Kowalik, David Zurbey, Allan Mochinski, Steve Pachl. Row 2: James Tschida, Nancy Iskierka, Bill Anderson. Row 3: Todd Snelson, Cevin Skarr, James Forysthe. Stage Crew Row 1: Ray Callies, John Jurichko, John Anderson. Row 2: Kevin Mooney, Don Jones, Advisor: Mr. Arvid Simmons. 66 Organizations Key Club L. Weller, C. Neuman, K Brazil, L. Brev-ick, G. Simming, T. Brown, T. Neumann, M. Bakker, M. Savanich, B. Petrowitz, Advisor, C. Ploog. Pep Club Row 1: G. Kozah, L. Myers. Row 2: M. Olsen, L. Palarmo, A. Lorensin, B. Sarna, L. LaBerge, C. McQuiston. Row 3: K. Stevens, D. Bjorge, C. Gavino. Organizations 67 A ttendance A ides Rhonda Hanson, Sandy Rtgnell, and Tnsha Gerber Gym Aides Row 1 left to right; Mike Murray, Jackie Spano. and Ted Nickel, Row 2 left to right; Craig Bratsch, Scott Glubke, and Brad Pribula. Row 3 left to right; Jerry Rogers, Ray O'Donnell. Oean Villeila, Tim Kaczrowski, and Mike Graham. Row 1 left to right; Danny Briner, and Steven Detong Row 2 left to right; Suzanne Schlericher, Robin Schnell, and Tom Ninteman. 68 0rganizations Row 1 left to right; Robert Novak, Steven Erickson, and James Nelson. Row 2 left to right; Karen Hamre James Kobow, Joe Hart, and Daniel Grow. 0 f f 1 C e A i d e Row 1 left to right; Lori Zemlicka, and Kim Schlundt. Row 2 left to right; Carolyn Gates, Cara Lundquist, Susan Krai, Linda Dolecki, and C Mary Zemlicka. Row 3 left to right; Charla Hanstad. Janet Gardin, Lisa Bixler. Heidi Bell, Janet 8ruggenthies, and Carol Cooper Row 4 left to right; Lori Woodruff and Mary Goral. Organizations 69 Pocket School Pocket School was started for students who need tutoring on basic reading, mathematics English, and social studies. This program allows students to take school field trips and go to vocational schools and see places of culture. Staff for this program is Mr. Bauman. Mr. Kocur, Mrs. Balin, Mrs. Gallegos and Rose Mary Hagen. 70 Organizations Menlo Park Menlo Park is a very good program for Edison students. It offers regular classes in a different setting where students are encouraged to work at their own speed. There are about 30 students and the advisor is Pat Lobash. Organizations-71 ESL LEP During the school year, more and more new faces were seen at school. The reason was Edison's new LEP, Limited English Proficiency, program. The students in this program are recent immigrants from Southeast Asia. The two main ethnic groups are Vietnamese and Hmong, each with a different language. These people left their homes in Vietnam and Laos when they were threatened with war and communism. They came to refugee camps in Thailand and eventually found chances to come to the United States. Now they are adopting to a new environment and way of life which they find both enjoyable and challenging. Here at Edison, our program began with 12 students. By early February, the program had 60 students and was expected to grow. Upon arriving at Edison, LEP students first spend much of their time with Mr. Carter, learning basic things about English and getting aquainted with the school. Soon after, they are assigned to a bilingual teacher, and the ESL teacher. The ESL class, English as a Second Language, is taught by Mr. Schweppe and is all in English. The rest of their day is spent in regular classes. 72 LEP LEP 73 H.E.N. The Henry, Edison, North program is in its fifth year. The reason for this program is to give students a wider choice of classes and teachers. It encourages students and gives them the opportunity to meet new people. The H.E.N. program seems to increase every year with more students and that's all the more fun. (1) Mary Ann Wiener, (2) Rena Carter, (3) Dolores Kluwe, (4) Dorthy Schollje-gerdes, (5) Donald Hughes. 2 74 HEN HEN 7S Student Council The Student Council was lead by Dave Salmonson and new advisor Mr. Schulz this year. They sponsored the Home Coming Show and dance, Sadie Hawkins dance. For Snow Daze they sponsored a dance, coronation and activities. They set up a blood bank in April. Row 1: Mark Nelson. Row 2: Dave Salmonson, Becky Schram and Dave Ramstad. Row 3: Mr. Schulz, Diane Stone, Jim Anderson, Lori Schlundt, Shelly Reiners and Dean Newstrom. Elions Academic Achievers The following Seniors achieved a grade point average of 3.70 or better after trimester I Craig Weinstock I plan to attend St Olaf or Carlton College to study business administration. My favorite pastimes are sports, listening to music, and having a good time with my friends My philosophy of life is to learn improve grow, and enjoy every moment My goal is to be successful in whatever I do Scott Glubke After graduation I plan to attend I T at the U of M and go into aeronautical engineering. After college I would like to go into aerospace design. My goal in life is to try to live life to the fullest. I believe that one should live one's life and not just exist The thing that I will miss most about Edison is all the friends that one sees everyday. Pam Stegora After graduation. I plan on attending college pursuing a career as an attorney While in college. I'd like to continue playing competitive volleyball Someday. I hope to hold a political office especially President of the U S My philosophies of life are to always smile and say hi” to people See the best in others and they will see the best in you. Heidi Johnson This fall I intend to go to Moorehead State University I want to major in business administration, minoring in foreign languages. I've chosen this combination because I'm very interested in international business travel, and people. Edison has given me a good base to build upon in these areas. I think dreams and ambitions can really happen when people give of themselves Lori Meyer I plan to attend the College of St. Thomas and major in business. My favor ;te pastime is going out with friends My goal is to be happy and successful. My philosophy of life is to always do your best What I will remember most about Edison is the people who make this school what it is. Sheila Anderson Next year I plan on attending Carroll College in Montana or St. Scholastica in Duluth I'd like to major in Medical Technology My favorite and most treasured times at Edison were cheering for our great Tommie teams. Some basic principles I try following are to always be myself, to forgive and forget, to be optimistic and to always keep a smile on my face Garrett Rademacher My plans for next year include studying at the University of Minnesota, College of Liberal Arts My goal in life is to be happy, whether I'm rich or poor. I admire Al Jolson He was the only man I know of that could control the emotions of his audience. I believe that all we need to live is love. The thing I'll remember most about Edison is the marching band Laura Inks Next fall I plan to attend CLA at the U of M I will probably major in business, I enjoy traveling, listening to music and writing poetry My goal in life is to create happy memories. My philosophy of life is to grasp at your opportunities now because they may never come again Evan Johnson I would like to attend either St. Olaf or Carleton colleges My interests lie in the areas of science, language and music, but at this time I don't have a definite career choice. My philosophy is to do your best at whatever you attempt, but at the same time enjoy yourself I've made a lot of good friends at Edison, and I'll always remember the years I spent here. 78 Achievers Robert Stokowski I plan to attend the U of M After four years of pre-med courses I hope to be accepted to their school of medicine My philosophy is to live up to your own e«pectations. not others' My favorite times are spent in the wilderness camping canoeing and running Mike Simon I plan to attend IT at the U of M in order to become a chemical engineer. The two things I like best about Edison are athletics, which gives a person the chance to see what they are really made of and making friends I have the greatest times with my friends both new and old I seem to learn something from everyone Jo Ellen Hines I plan to attend the U of M or St. Mary’s Junior College to become a nurse or something in the medical field My goal in life is to try to be happy in everything that I do My favorite pastimes are going out with friends dancing and traveling My philosophy is that there is a purpose for everything Take life one day at a time Mary McQuiston 1 plan to attend college next year but I'm not sure where yet My favorite pastimes are going to Kicks games and having a good time with my friends My philosophy of life is that it's not really important where somebody is as long as he’s happy with his life Diane Krawczynski My plans for next year are to go to college and further my education m the field of business. My goal in life is to be the best possible me I enjoy sew ing and reading, but best of all. I enjoy participating in sports at Edison My philosophy of life is to live life to the fullest Lenny Johnson After my graduation from Edison. I plan to continue my education at the U of M, IT Before enrolling at the University. I am planning a three week vacation in Sweden with my parents to visit relatives. Of all my memories at Edison, football season of my senior year will stand out the most Captains practices were especially memorable My mam goal in life is to be nch and retire at an early age Marilee Weirens After I graduate from Edison, I plan to attend the University of Minnesota Majoring in business administration and accounting. I hope to start a career m the business world What I will remember most about Edison will be the friends I've made and the good times I've had My philosophy of life is that “If it is to be, it is up to me. Liz Campbell The trauma of choosing a college is not nearly as important as what we do when we get there If I am really able to accept and like myself future relationships and choices will benefit I love sunshine, music, and my family, and I have some exceptionally terrific friends. See ya later Edison. My future is going to be good. Luann Lindell I am hoping to go into social work or international relations. Someday. I'd like to go overseas again. I enjoy reading, piano and swimming I particularly enjoy doing things with my family When I have time, I also draw or write I think the thing I will remember most about Edison is the variety of people and their friendliness. Achievers 79 Laura Maki Lisa Johnson My philosophy of life is not to take life too seriously or you'll get caught up m It and don't ever get mad Just even 1 plan on attending the U of M and gomg on into some field of engineering. The thing I'll remember most about Edison is the spirit of the kids, and all the great times spent with the band Dave Johnson After graduation 1 plan to continue my education at the University of Minnesota's Institute of Technology I would like to pursue a career in engineering of some kind. My favorite pastime is participating in athletics and having fun with all my fnends. My philosophy is to live each day to the fullest and help people whenever I can My goal in life is to be successful in my vocation and to own a vette by the time I'm twenty-five Matthew Haak I plan to attend the U of M IT. for electrical engineering Later. I will leave Minnesota to live m Colorado. I enjoy going out. lifting weights, and finding problems with my Ford I hesitate to use the word 'Goal but I would like this life if not the second or third, to be just carefree and fun. One philosophy of mine is not to worry or think too much It gives one headaches. Scott Tacheny Scrutinizing biomedical engineering I will attend the U of M’s Institute of Technology and subsequently, its law school I exhaust my time being dominant liberal, winning arguments, fighting injustice and being perfect I shall immortalize the Record and Freedom of the press Romans 12 best conveys my philosophy in life Oon't copy the behavior and customs of this world but be a new and different person with a fresh newness in all you do and think Joe Skelly I will be attending the United States Military Academy at West Point if I am accepted or I will go to college at St Johns University I have learned a lot about myself during my three years at Edison and feel confident that I will be successful and happy in whatever I choose to do I want to make a career for myself in Minnesota because I think this is a great state Michele Miller I plan to attend Northwestern College in the fall of 1981 I would like to pursue a career in Christian Elementary Education where I can share the joy of the true life with others My favonte pastimes are running hiking up north Skiing cheenng. and making people smile My philosophy of life is to try to sprinkle each day with kindness and love After high school I plan on attending the U of M IT here in Minneapolis. I want to major in some kind of engineering. One goal I have set for myself in the future is to get my pilot's license for a small aircraft I would like to own my own plane also. My philosophy of life is to do what you like and don't worry about it because everything will be all right My favorite pastimes are any kind of sports. I like golf, baseball, and hockey Scott Ahlquist I plan to attend the U of M CIA and major in Computer Science After college I will either begin a career or enter law school. The things I will remember most about Edison were the crazy times in band I also appreciate the fnends I played basketball with this year and I hope to join intramural basketball at the U Julie Kalina I plan to attend S.M.U. in Texas, where I will pursue a career in golf or law My favonte pastimes are participating in sports and gomg out with friends. My philosophy of life is to try and bring a little happiness and laughter into the lives of others. I'd like to pattern my life after 8eth Daniel and M D V John Benjamin To my fnends at Edison I leave you with this Make the most out of the rest of your years at this school. They go far too fast to waste Believe it or not, this fantasy world known as high school will one day end and you will find yourself regretting every hour that you wasted As for me. I plan to attend the U of M, IT, and pursue a career in Chemical Engineering, with my ultimate goal of attaining a PhD in Chem. En. 80 Achievers Lisa Hunzelman Everyone knows what I like to do draw and that’s what I plan on doing But. first of all. I'm getting married July 25th, and will be living on Mille Lacs Lake, m Isle This is where I plan on starting my own business to sell my drawings. College is not on my agenda for the future I just want to have a happy marriage, become a well-known artist, and live in Isle Karrie Willman I will be attending Anoka Ramsey Community College next fall I will pursue a career in accounting or business management I have a lot of good memories from Edison, but I think I best enjoyed last summer when I marched with the Flag Girls I enjoy the outdoors very much I like to swim, ski hike, and water ski Pam Nierengarten I will be attendmq the University of Minnesota, Institute of Technology in the fall My goal is to find a job that can keep me thinking. Everyone works best when challenged What I'll miss most is the familiar faces You always knew you had friends. My philosophy of life is Never quit aiming high; if you reach a dead end back-up and find another way Tim Kaczrowski I am undecided as to the college I attend, but I will enter the held of Natural Sciences. My goal in life is to be the best at whatever I do. Athletics is a top priority for me and I plan to play college football The friends I have acquired while at Edison will always have a spot in my memory My philosophy is to live life to the fullest, for it is too short a time until it is pulled from our grasp Lori Coldor After leaving Edison. I plan to attend Minneapolis Vo-Tech I am going to take a course in jewelry manufacturing and repair. My favorite pastimes include working on creative projects, drawing, participating in sports and being outdoors Someday, I hope to travel to Italy to visit some of my relatives I will always remember my years at Edison and all the good times I've had. My philosophy of life is to enjoy life to the fullest Tony Preese I really am unsure about my future plans. All I know is that I will be going into some held of management I really like working with people and being with friends, so I chose management because that’s what it is all about My philosophy of life is to take things as they come and live life to the fullest, because you never know what could happen tomorrow Jaci Sullivan To apply myself to something totally foreign or supposedly out of reach and gam an understanding and appreciation of it through my devotion of time and energy «s a goal that I would like to achieve. I hope that schools will be able to raise the level of academic challenges This challenge is what inspires students to want to learn, to excel Todd Oooner I plan to continue my education but haven’t decided which college I will attend. I would like to get into the computer field I enjoy all sports activities My goal is to try and do my best in whatever I attempt My philosophy is to take life one day at a time and enjoy it to its fullest Randy Iskierka I'm going to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering I hope to stay in Minnesota to continue my hobbies and other sports I like getting close to the outdoors and leave my worries in the concrete Jungle. I think one must believe in himself and keep pushing onward. I plan on getting a job out of the city where I can be my own boss. I like listening to the Outlaws, cruising, and getting hot and nasty. Achievers 81 How About You! The Edison Football Team Row 1: Juan Campos, Mike Graham, Dan Felling, Scott Fussy, Andy Savage. Terry O'Reilly, Matt Krasky, Del Undgren, Jim Vetrano. Row 2: Louie Ferraro, Mike Simon, Lenny Johnson, Brian Kuna, Dan Burkland, Ed Antolak, Chris Gorecki, Ken Niziol. Scott Glubke, Mike Murray. Row 3: Jeff Stasica, Coach Anderson, Coach Sawochke, Coach Schulz, Dean Villella, Coach Carr, Coach Ferrara, Dan Boscll, Dean Wiener. Row A: Tony Marchiafava, Craig Wemstock. Jeff Sullivan, Chuck Jernell, Mark Uchanski. Ron Bratsch, Ray O'Donnell, Marc Nelson. Doug Made, Bill Milewski. Row 5. Brad Pribula, Joe Buffalo, Scott Bosell, Steve Rozek, Jeff Brobjorg, Chuck Senko, Dan Meagher, Steve Dziedzic, Wayne Craig Row 1: Coach Carr, Coach Ferrara. Row 2: Coach Anderson, Coach Schulz, Co-captain Dean Villella, Coach Sawachka. Right: Co-captain Tim Kaczrowski. 84,'Sports .11 Edison vs. Central 14-21 Edison vs. Southwest 13-14 Edison vs. South 7- 6 Edison vs. West 24- 0 Edison vs. Henry 20-28 Edison vs. Washburn 8- 0 Edison vs. Roosevelt 0-24 Edison vs. North 37- 0 Coaches Schulz and Anderson have called this year's football team one of the finest Edison has seen. The biggest game of the year was against Central, this year's city champs. The score was tied at the end of the fourth quarter and Central won only through overtime. Co-Captain Tim Kaczrowski was injured during football preview, but continued to support the team and help with statistics throughout the season. There were several outstanding players on the team. Mark Uchanski gained over 30 yards per reception. Mike Graham made the most yards per carry. Craig Weinstock made the most total yardage. On defense, Scott Glubke and Dean Villella made the most tackles. Sports 85 Sophomore Football Edison vs. South 50-0 Edison vs. West 30-0 Edison vs. Henry 22-0 Edison vs. Washburn 34-0 Edison vs. Roosevelt 12-6 The sophomore football team completed a very successful season. No one scored against them until the last game which was against Roosevelt. At halftime, the score was 0-6 and Edison's victory looked doubtful. Then the team came back with two touchdowns, winning the city championship. Congratulations, sophomores! Row 1: Jim Brandt, Daren Bosell, Tony Anderson. Brian Tish, Tom Serie. Paul Burkland, Ted Wentland, Ramon Campso, Scott Nebel Row 2: Jeff Parker, Tom Zandlo, Dave Kor eniowski. Ed Beaulieu, Roger Saba, John Marchiafava, Pat Wagner, Dave Burbank, Mike Henderson. Row 3: Coach Kottom, Jerry Zahorski, Dan Krier. Joel Zahorski. Assad Awaijne, Kraig O'Rourke. Mike Bellanger, Roger Burbank Coach Becker Row 4: John Hill, Tom Tabor, Jeff Warner. Dennis Mack, Chris Gemlo, Erick Norman Sean O'Brien, Greg Robillard, Dan O'Donnell. 86 Sports Soccer Coached by Fernando Cominetti, the soccer team completed an active season with a 5-7 record. In one of their toughest games, Edison defeated Southwest, the 1979 city champs, with a score of 3-0. In another big game, Edison defeated South with the score of 5-2. They took fourth place in the city conference. The Co-Captains this year were Steven Kusmierz, Al Mochinski, and John Whelan. The team especially thanks Steve for his work in beginning the season and arranging games. Row 1: Scott Reed, Jim Stockinger, Nob! Kuga, Keith Brenny, Larry Corbett. Row 2: Paul Jarmulowicz, Greg Stanok, John Whelan, Steve Kusmierz. Al Mochinski, John Sedlock. Tomo Kuga. Sports 87 Volleyball This year the Edison varsity girls volleyball team won 3 games and lost 9 games. This season the team worked hard and showed a lot of team work. Diane Berg and Pam Stegora made the All-City Team. Diane made a spiker, and Pam made a setter. Next year five of the girls will be returning to the team. 1 Captains Diane Berg and Usa Johnson, Coach Mr. Minnema 2. Captains: Carol Sivanich and Sue Pasma, Coach Ms. Rudd. 1 Varsity: Row 1; C. Schabel. B Nelson, L Saio. P. Stegora, T. Anderson and G. Matteson. Row 2; Coach, Mr. M. Min-nema, L Jacobsen, K. Goers, T. Johnson. L. Johnson (Capt.), D Berg (Capt.) and M. Riley. 88 Sports J.V Team: Row 1; M Matteson, L. Roff. V Rutkiewicz, B. Ridley, L Schutta, and S Pasma Capt ) Row 2; S. Wcstphal, S. Riley, J. Bratsch, C. Sivamch (Capt.) and L. Pederson. Row 3; Ms. Rudd. N Jablonsky. M. Stockmger. J. Kowbow, L. Hill, and M. Breslawcc. Sports 89 Boys Cross Country Edison vs South 21-34 Edison vs Henry 41-18 Edison vs Southwest 44-17 Edison vs Roosevelt 42-19 Edison vs West 23-35 Edison vs Washburn 42-19 Edison vs Central 22-39 Edison vs North 22-33 Meet rec. 3-5 6th in City Row l Mr. Maiilet Coach, Tim McCollow, Pat Fiega, Richard Clark, Brian Person capt. Row 2 Jeff Brazil, Tony Fiega, David Beeksma, Joe Fedors, John Anderson 90 Sport$ Row 1 Mr Maillet Coach, Rita Schumacher, Julie Craig co-capt., Amy Paquette, Row 2 Lisa Commneti, Linda Graack, Jennifer Tanner, Autumn Arvidson. Girls Cross Country Edison vs South 24-35 Edison vs Henry 28-27 Edison vs Southwest 36-21 Edison vs Roosevelt 23-32 Edison vs Washburn 34-22 Edison vs West 15-50 Edison vs Central 27-28 Edison vs North 30-35 Meet rec. 4-4 Placed 4th in City and Lisa Commnetti and Michelle Miller, made All- City. Sports 91 Boy's Swim Team The Captains for the Boy's Swim Team are Randy Manner and Dave Salmonson, These two swimmers contributed a great deal of time helping the younger swimmers. The team consist of seventeen swimmers and two divers which are Paul Haggen and Mike Holen. The team has a good possibility of taking the City Title for the seventh consecutive year. I Row 1. Paul McGovern, John Staba. Todd Jones, Andy PiMola, Mike Holen, Paul Haggem Row 2 Steve Hirch, (Coach), Mike Lynch Sue Reynolds (Mgr ) Jeanne McGovern (Mgr.), Theresa Rymanawski (Mgr.), Chris Dale (Coach) Row 3: Karl Wegner. Randy Manner, Matt Vanstootcn, Dave Salmonson, John Jurichko, Peter Johnson. 92 Sports Girl’s Swim Team The girls swim team had a very good year this year. They had three captains which are Kris Brethorst, Doreen Engebretson, and Shelly Griffin. They contributed a great deal to the spirit of the team. The coaches of the team were Roger Harmon, and Wendy Brandt. The team this year came in 2nd place at the conference meet. The only two losses this year were at the hands of Southwest and Washburn. Row 1 Lisa Peterson, Jean McGovern, Julie Anderson. Chris Sol?. Steponie Wiler. Harin Shiver Amy Johnson Row 2: 8arb Sarna, Kris Brethorst, Anne Dzied?ic, Karen Tacheny, Mary Wheeler. Kim Johnson. Roger Harmon (Coach). Row 3: Chris Lindell Diane Rehnelt, Laura Robillard. Sue Stockinger, Carrie Kmde. Cindy Clark Row a Shelly Griffin, Doreen Engebretson Patrica Powers, Libby Lindahl, Treresa Rymonouski, Sue Reynolds. Jane Har-stad Sports 93 Girls Tennis Row 1: 0 Krazynski, K. Roy, M. McDonald, L. Rog, M Harelstad. Row 2: Z. Anderson (Coach). K, Horbul. R. Lind. T Haak, B. Janousek, M. Larson This years tennis team was very young. With only one returning player, it managed to improve as the season went on. Led by Captain Diane Krazynski, the team finished fifth in the Minneapolis conference. The team's captain Diane, carries a record of only one loss in two years. Mrs. Anderson expects another good season next year. Edison 6 Roosevelt 1 Edison 3 West ' 4 Edison 4 Roosevelt 3 Edison 6 Henry 1 Edison 1 Washburn 6 Edison 6 North 1 Edison 0 Southwest 7 Edison 3 Central 4 94 Sports Row 1: P. Peterson. M Ryu. J. WmIo, B. Larson, J. Lawson. J. Brandt Row 2. Mr. Hanson (Coach), G Fahr, J Antolak, R. Stanek, J. Skelly, C. Weinstock. E. Antolak. Edison 0 Roosevelt 5 Edison 1 Southwest 4 Edison 3 Central 2 Edison 2 Henry 3 Edison 1 Washburn 4 Edison 6 South 1 Edison 3 West 2 Edison 4 North 1 Boys Tennis The 1980 Tennis Team had a fairly good season, ending with a 4-4 record. They did not have a Captain, but the two outstanding players were Joe Skelly and George Fahr. Both players will be returning next year along with most of the other team members. The 1980 team had very few seniors. Sports •'45 Gymnastics The Edison Gymnastics team had a good season with 5-3 record and placed 4th in the City Conference Meet. The Team had improved its meet average by 25 points over the last year. The coach is Wendy Brandt and the ass't coach is Pat Brandt. The vaulting event became a strong plus for the team during the close of the season. Four girls who placed best all around in their events were: Theresa Johnson, Diane Rehnelt, Kathy Bumbarner and Laura Robillard. Laura took first place in the floor exercise and vaulting event in the City Meet. Row l Jody Novak, Linda Hartwig. Denise Cupryna, Laura Robillard, Dana Nygaard. Row 2: Dawn Rosenthal, Mary Wheeler, Lisa Blanchar, Dianne Johnston, Tracy Anderson. Row 3: Diane Rehnelt, Katie Baumgarner, Wendy Brandt (Coach), Pat Brandt (ass't coach), Theresa Johnson. Sandy Johnston, Chris Lyndell. Row 4 Maria Matteson, Annette Neumen, Luba Jablonsky, Mickey Mina. 96'Sports Sports .'9 7 Wrestling This years wrestling team had a very successful year. Their conference record was: Edison 58 South 9 Edison 34 Southwest 26 Edison 31 Henry 21 Edison 28 North 27 Edison 49 Central 18 Edison 21 Roosevelt 32 Edison 21 Washburn 36 The team also went to a few tournaments like; Spring Lake Park, Fridley, and Golden Valley. They did pretty good at those tournaments. The captains of the varsity team were Mike Graham and Rich Haley. At Region Competition Bill Milewski took 3rd place, Mike Graham and Matt Schmidt both took 1st place in their weight class. Both went to State Competition. A Varsity Team Row I: John Matis, Matt Schmidt, Rod Sylvester, John Marchiafava. Mike Graham, Tom Sene Row II Coach Mr Schulz, John Wall, Mike Simon, Bill Milewski, Wayne Craig Roger Saba. Scott Glubke, Rich Haley, Asst Coach Steve Varichak 98 Sports I 8 Varsity Team-Row I: Jim Daher. Rod Sylvester, John DeFeyter. Mike Swanson, Bob Gadbois, Paul Skavnak Row II: Coach Mr. Schulz, Paul Burkland. Dirk Arvidson. Dean Newstrom, John Pierce, Jim Coyle. Paul Stevens. Coach Asst Steve Varchak SportS 99 Boys Basketball The boys basketball team improved tremendously this year. They've won over half of their games this year and plan on winning more. The top three scorers this year were Kevin Ziegler, Chris Gorecki (Capt.) and Mike Sams. 100 Sports JV Row: Ramon Campos, Dick Newstrom, Scott Nebel, Don Opuim, Perry Johnson, Dave Sedorstrom, Dave Beeksma Row 2: Jtm Carr (asst, coach) John Femme, Tom Tabor Jeff Warner. Paul Polivka. Pat Riley Scott Bryan, Dennis Mack, Sports 101 Girls Basketball Julie Kalina, and Diane Berg did a great job at captaining the team this year. The team has improved tremendously over last year. The girls were aggressive and excellent shooters. 102 Sports Row 1: Ubbey Lindhal, Jennifer Kobow, MaryKay Stockinger, Jeanne Stakowski Row 2 Ann Oztedzic, Mary Robertson. Renee Krasky, Sylvia Kapishkowit. Sports 10J Slalom Ski Team The Ski Team had to overcome many obstacles this year. Captain Brian Person made a plea for the ski team to stay in the Athletic program. The lack of snow cover found the ski meets being held on the lakes. Both the boys and girls XC teams were runners-up in the City and Section Meets. Brian Person, Julie Craig and Lisa Com-inetti qualified for the State Meet. Brian Person placed first in every race up to the State Meet. Row 1: Brian Person, Row 2: Kris Kruse, Sue Pasma, Renee Wator Laura Zentzis. Dave Eilis. Row J Dave Moore (Coach), Terry Pasch, Mike Balega, Ron Fjerstad. Michelle Munson, Mark Nelson 104 Sports Row l: Kris Knise, Amy Paquette. Lisa Cominetti, Donovan Arvidson Todd Koolmo Dave Ellis. Row ?. Dave Moore (Coach). Sabrina Johnston, Pat Fiega. Julie Craig Brian Person, Jeff Brazil, Al Mochmski Row 3- John Anderson John Sedlock Garrett Rademacher. Dan Fishbeck Cross Country Ski Team Sports 105 Hockey The Edison Varsity Hockey team had a good season by the help of the captain Joe Skelly (12). Doyle said, The team has a super attitude, super young and hope for super development! . The J.V team also had a fairly good season, the players had a good attitude towards their team. Both Varsity and J.V. were in their rookie year . Earl Larsen said Season was good, with learning experience! Row 1: Bill Janouski. Skip 8jorn, Jim Brandt. Sue Drysdale (stat), Robin Sperry (stat.) Ted Wentlend. Nob« Kuga, John Whalen. Row 2- Joel Zahorski. Tom Arntson, Andy Jernell, Jerry Zahorski Dave Johnson, Scott Tachney, Terry O'Reilly Don Chioda. Larry Corbett Row 3 Mr Doyle (Coach) Earl Larsen (Asst Coach) Pat Zebro. Joseph Skelly (Captain) Bryan Kuba Pat Wagner. Joe Gravsom. Mark O'Dell. Craig Suiem (Manager). Tony Wakoruk (Vol. Coach). I Ob Sports Row 1 Jeff Hatcher, Pete Mulvihili, Jin) Luneiwski, Jason Bartlett, Larry Corbett, Jeff Palmquist. Kevin Mooney, Scott Maxey Row 2: Craig O'Rourke, Mike Rogers, Steve Stegora. Keith Hatcher, Jim Stockmger, Scott Tachncy Bob Novak Earl Larsen (Coach). Tony Wakaruk. (Vol. Coach), Jim Hart, Oan Sagmoe Cully Ekstrom Mark O'Dell John Hill, Kevin Foley, Craig Sulem (Stu Manager) Sports 107 Baseball The 1980 Twin City Championship baseball team ended with a 16-2 record and were lead by co-captains Tom Ja-remko, Greg Felling, and Blaine Waka-ruk. Most valuable players were Greg Felling, Jim Burns, Blaine Wakaruk, and Tom Jaremko. Tom Jaremko, Greg Felling, Jim Burns, Tim Hadler, Blaine Wakaruk were All-City players. Edison is so good that 7 out of the last 9 years has found them Champions. 108 Sports Row 1: John Lillie, Tim Kaezrowski, Blaine Wakanik, Mike Murray, Dean Kaminski, Tom Jaremko, Jim Burns, and Don Bickford. Row 2: Coach James Anderson, Mark Uchanski, Dave Johnson, Tony Marchifava, Dean Villela, Greg Felling, Tim Hadler, Mike Graham, Scott Tacheny, Tony Wakaruk, Asst. Coach. Edison 11 Col. Heights 1 Edison 14 North 2 Edison 8 Grace 2 Edison 10 South 4 Edison 17 Washburn 3 Edison 19 Central 2 Edison 7 Roosevelt 5 Edison 15 Henry 7 Edison 11 Edina 2 Edison 14 Southwest 2 Edison 16 West 5 Edison 7 B. Jefferson 2 Edison 18 South 6 Edison 19 Central 3 Edison 11 Southwest 4 Edison 7 Henry 1 Twin City: Edison 5 Cretin 7 Region: Edison 3 Washburn 5 Sports 109 o s r a c Row 1; Eric Johnson, Joe Fedors, Dan Fishbeck, Howard Griffin, Glenn Chiodo, Mike Simon, John Schlundt, Vince Hagen, Rich Haley, Larry Corbett. Row 2; Steve 8ender. Dell Lindgren, Kevin Clark, Jeff Ciezynski, Wayne Harlestad. Bruce Betker, Elmer Gavino. Matt Haak, Mark Schumacher, John Benjamin. Row 3; Coach Larsen. Evan Johnson, Chris Gemlo, Joel Griffin, Keith Dione Wayne Craig, Garrett Radema-cher. Rich Clark, Chuck Cavanaugh. Asst. Coach Maillet. The 1980 Boys Track team did well during the season. The strength of the team was in the 1600 meter relay, one-quarter and one-half mile and the sprints. The leading runners were John Schlundt, Chuck Cavanaugh and Glenn Chiodo. The Captains were: Glenn Chiodo, Mike Simon, and John Schlundt. 110 SportS Row 1; Denise Roff. Colleen Thompson, Lisa Salmonson, Karen Stowell, Kathy Goers, Kathy Brethorst, Tracy Anderson, Stacy Lincoln, Li? Campbell Lisa Commetti, Carol Sivamch. Mary Robertson, Lisa RofF Row 2; Opal Peters, Cookie Crepeau, Beth Rico Melody McDonald Amy Paquette, Dawn Bjorge, Kathy Schabel, Chris Salmonson, Autumn Arvidson, Kris Roy, Janelle Rutz, Diana Chevalier Row 3; Mary Overman, Molly Lynch, Julie Craig, Wendy Campbell, Mary Riley, Diane Berg. Jennifer Kobow, Mary Hanzlik, Mary Stockinger, Wendy Tanner, Laurie Rasmussen, Michelle McDonald, Theresa Johnson. Amy Johnson, Rita Schumacher Coach M. Minnema and Asst. Coach J. Ko-ttom. r I S r a c The Girls Track Team did very well during 1980. They won the HEN Relays and took 4th place in the city relays. The 1980 team was a young team and they are looking forward to a great year in 1981. They placed 5th in the City. SpOrtS lll eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty. SENIOR CLASS CABINET: (row 1) J. Sullivan, R. Hansen, C. Schabel, J. Kalina, K. McHale, (row 2) P. Nierengarten, P. Stegora, L. Hunzelman, S. Riley, (row 3) K. Goers, S. Lincoln, B. Fleisher, S. Griffin, S. House, (not pictured) J. Abraham, H. Johnson, 0. Breslawec, J. Skelly. CLASS OFFICERS: (front) S. Riley, Secretary, (back) L. Hunzelman, President, P. Stegora, Vice President, (not pictured) 0. Breslawec, Treasurer. eighty-one Classes 113 David P. Abraham Jani E. Abraham Paul C. Albares Camille D. Alexamder Denise C. Ahlquist James A. Anderson Scott T. Ahlquist John R. Anderson Sheila K. Anderson Thomas G. Arntson Harold J. Austerman Michele M. Babcock Charles R. Bailey Melita Bakker Connie L. Beck John R. Benjamin Antoinette R. Bonasera Karen L. Barno Sandra L. Bartlett Nancy E. Bergstrom Diane C. Berg Jeffrey M. Bergstrom Kimberly A. Biever Lisa M. Bixler Gary A. Blake Tammy A. Bowman Angela J. Brenny Oleska P. Breslawec Kristin D. Brethorst Danni K. Briner Jeffery M. Brobjorg Donna D. Brown Teresa Browne James G. Browning Janet K. Bruggenthies tu wr VMS Elizabeth J. Campbell Juan A. Campos Elizabeth J. Brinda Karen S. Brown Donald L. Burger Christopher E. Carlson Mark A. Charboneau Patrick H. Chartraw Susan E. Chesney Wendy S. Chester Lori K. Colder Wayne R. Craig Carol L. Collias Daniel J. Debbins Lawrence J. Corbett Richard D. Clark Carol L. Cooper Todd J. Deblieck Denise A. Decowski Sheri R. DeMars Troy P. Dere David A. Dickinson Todd M. Dooner Anthony P. Dorsett Robert J. Dowson Jeffery A. Droll Susan C. Drysdale Karl W. Ekstrom Doreen L. Engebretson Steven J. Erickson Marla K. Eytcheson George E. Fahr Ronald P. Fjerstad Michelle M. Fein Patrick A. Fiega Dan A. Fishbeck Brenda L. Fleisher Trisha L. Gerber Scott E. Glubke Katheryn J. Goers Mary J. Goral Christopher A. Gorecki James E. Forsythe Michelle M. Frank Michael T. Frisco Scott M. Fussy Nancy A. Gemlo Andrew D. Gervais Frederick R. Graack Michael G. Graham Teresa M. Greenwell James S. Grega Cynthia A. Gilbertson Michelle L. Griffin Jason S. Hagen Susan E. Hagen Jerome R. Hammes Lori A. Hatfield Rhonda R. Hanson Charla J. Hanstad Lowell D. Heine Ann M. Herbert JoEllen Hines Michelle R. Hinnenkamp Robert J. Horbul Paula K. Hoskins Susan C. House Rebecca E. Howard Lori E. Hoyez Lisa M. Hunzelman Laura L. Inks Randall J. Iskierka Laurie L. Jacob Martin A. Jagielski Andrew B. Jernal Bonita M. Joelson Brenda K. Johnson David A. Johnson Deborah L. Johnson Evan L. Johnson Heidi A. Johnson y i - Lennart J. Johnson Lisa A. Johnson Thomas J. Johnson Timothy J. Johnson Todd A. Johnson Sandra L. Johnston Joseph P. Joncas Allen E. Jordan Wayne R. Joyce Timothy L. Kaczrowski James G. Kaedden Julie M. Kalina Jon A. Kaminski John D. Kittelson James T. Kobow Robert E. Kohanek Frank C. Kopet Renae A. Kowahl William J. Kowalik Susan M. Krai Kimberley A. Kraskey Diane M. Krawczynski Kristine M. Kruse Nobuyuki Kuga Steven J. Kusmierz Catherine M. Kyle Elizabeth A. Laberge Shawn A. LaPoint David Lawson Daniel E. Layeux Charles J. Lee Kim M. Lenart Stacy L. Lincoln Donald D. Lindberg Sandra Loken Cara L. Lindquist Christopher S. Lobash Ambulyn Lorentzen Laura L. Maki Holly McDonald Anthony J. Marchiafava Kathleen A. McHale Joseph W. Martin Jane A. McPherson Patricia A. McPherson Mary K. McQuiston Dale W. Melbie Lori A. Meyer Patricia L. Michalik George A. Milanovich Michele L. Miller Aimee M. Mireault Suzanne G. Miskowic Alan G. Mochinski Audie J. Murphy Becky L. Nelson James A. Nelson Richard G. Morris Kevin R. Nelson Marilou R. Olsen Sylvia K. Nelson Kenneth J. Niziol Jennifer L. Oney Vickie L. Nelson Nanette E. Novak Thomas L. Nesheim Richard A. Oney Raymond N. O'Donnell Margaret A. Padula Catherine M. Paiement Christine K. Paimquist Carol R. Peterson Barbara J. Petroitz Charles J. Plack Anthony P. Preese Bradley A. Pribula Theresa J. Pyka Vic F. Rathbun Elizabeth M. Ricci Elizabeth A. Powell David P. Ramstad Lisa C. Reitan Roderick M. Renner Garrett D. Rademacher Jodi A. Reed Kimberly A. Rapacz Shannon M. Riley Michelle M. Robertson Patrick J. Rodger Jerry E. Rogers Laurie A. Romanowski Steven A. Rozek Janell M. Rutz David A. Salmonson Pamela R. Sands Beth A. Sarna Catherine A. Schabel Anne M. Robillard Kelly A. Roy Jody L. Schieffer Duane A. Sheaser Joseph J. Skelly Robin M. Schnell Kimberly A. Schlundt Susan M. Schweitzer Michael Simon Marilyn J. Sivanich John Sedlock Kevin J. Skaar Angela L. Smith Ken Snelson 0 Jacquelyn M. Spano Catherine Stanek Gregory J. Stanek Robert B. Stokowski David W. Sulem Patrice M. Toler Robert D. Torkildson John P. Wall Kenneth S. Watten Teresa L. Webber Roberta C. Weidell Marilee A. Weirens Karrie S. Willman Charles B. Wojack Julie A. Woodruff ■ Rita M. Worcester Patrick S. Zebro David P. Zurbey Dean M. Villella 132 Seniors £11 SJOlUdS 1981 Senior Hall Of Fame Sure Success Evan Johnson, Pam Stegora Lucious Locks Chris Gorecki, Charla Hanstad Typical Tommie Class Clown Tony Marchivafia, Janie Abraham Joe Joncas, Lisa Jacobson 134 Hall of Fame Personality Plus Jim Kobow, Ann Robillard Gleaming Grins Steve Rozek, Jody Reed Energy Plus Dave Johnson, Michelle Miller Fabulous Flirt Tom Harris, Rhonda Hanson Best Dressed Craig Weinstock, Paula Hoskins Twinkle Toes Jim Anderson, Wanda Brandt Hall of Fame 135 Most Courteous Talkative Tommies Shannon Riley, Mike Simon Patrice Tolar, Don Burger Timid Tommies Biggest Brownies Scott Tachney, Julie Johnson Lenny Johnson, Sheila Anderson Most Talented John Benjamin, Lisa Hunzelman Gorgeous Gazers Todd Dooner, Camille Alexander 136 Hall of Fame Beauty and Brawn Dean Villella, Wendy Chester Cherry Chuckles Brenda Fleisher, George Fahr Little Rascals Sue Hagan, John Painter Athletic All-Stars Diane Berg, Tim Kaczrowski Clumsy Clutzes Jackie Spano, Jeff Brobjorg Best All Around Mike Graham, Shelly Robertson Hall of Fame 137 • • eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (back) M. Nelson, President, L. Elliot, Secretary, M. Munson, Vice President, (front) T. O'Reilly, Treasurer. eighty-two Classes 139 Julie Amble Richard Anderson Dean Anderson Terry Anderson Tracy Anderson Edward Antolak Dirk Arvidson Jody Auck Raymond Auck Assad Awaijane Michael Balega Edward Balko Richard Ballanger Arnold Baltins Barbara BazoH Mickey Bates Adam Bielawski Lila 8iernat John Bisset Dawn 8jorge Darcy Blosberg Richard Blumhoefer William Boeser Scott 8ose!l Kristen Brage Kimberly Brazil Paula Bielawski B Bnggs Michelle Bnner Madelyn Browne Thomas Buottner Ann Buda Michael Burbank Daniel Burkland Craig Bursch Jacqueline Calguire Raymond Callies Ronald Callies Wendy Campbell Nina Campos Jennifer Capouch Gregory Carlson Deborah Charboneau Cynthia Chock Marylynn Christenson Jeffrey Ciesynski Robert Clement Lisa Coldor Lisa Cominetti Kelly Conley Elizabeth Corbett Julie Craig Charlene Croon Melanie Cummings Sandra Curtis Sharon Dedrick John Defeyter Oiane Demers Karen Demuth Jaqueline Dionne Stephen Dziedzic J. Earley Marta Eaton 140'Classes Laurie Ehlers Lisa Elliott David Ellis Nanette Elwood Elizabeth Fairley Daniel Felling Dawn Ferbelman Louis Ferraro David Fisher Kevin Foley Louis Frank Robert Gadbois Janet Gardin Carolyn Gates Daniel Gaustad Christine Gavino Barbara Gemlo Leziie Gervais Janet Giernet James Goodsell Daniel Gorshe Mark Gorzycki Und3 Graack Pam Grafft Joseph Grausam Lori Grega Howard Griffin Timothy Gromek Daniel Grow Jody Hagstrom Karen Hamre Jane Harstad Joseph Hart K Hemedre James Herbert Barbara Hertzog Cory Hill James Hodgman Daniel Horbul Karen Horbul Kerry HoutS Benjamin Howard John Howitz Kelley Hoyez Theresa Hyska Richard Indahl Carol In vie Julie Iverson Paul Jachymowski Robert Jahnke Barbara Janousek William Janousek Paul Jarmulowicz Charles Jernell John Johansen Tony Johnsen Scott Johnsen Adam Johnson Jessica Johnson Melissa Johnson Michael Johnson Theresa Johnson Nicohlas St. George Classes 141 Kris Jurchisin John Jurichko James Kaczmarczyk Lisa Keck Leann Knutson Michael Koch Kenneth Kocon Rachel Kohn Catherine Kohout Michael Korogi Gloria Kozah Kalyna Kramarczuk Shelia Kretzmann Matthew Kraskey Tammy Krueger Michael Kruse Judith Kuchlnski Tomo Kuga Bryan Kuha Janene Kusmierz Paul Kwiecien Philip LaBerge John Lawson Laurie Lcba Kristin Ledin J. Lennon Brian Lieske Karen Lillie Christine Ltndell Del Lindgren Charlotte Lipa Susan Lubinski Tracey Lueken Michael Lynch Mark Machowicz Sandra Maciazka Pamela Maciej Douglas Maile Frank Majsterski John Mauer Mary Mauer Scott Maxey Steven Maxey Laura McCawley Joseph McCollow Jeanne McGovern Lori McMurchie Theresa McNaughton Daniel Meagher Steven Memorlch William Milewski Mary Miskowiec Warren Maki Patricia Martz Irene Malec Stephen Marchiafava Thomas Marcouiller Jacquline Mulvihill Michelle Munson Timothy Nafstad Gary Neil D Neis Kenneth Nelms 142 Classes Mark Nelson Audrey Nordquist Sheryl Norell C. Norton 0 Nova Robert Novak Eric Olson John Owens Mark O'Dell Jeffrey O'Hara Terrance O'Reilly Steven Pachl Michael Partyka Amy Paquette Opal Peters Deanna Peterson Kar Peterson John Pierce James Pietrzak Jeanine Pignatello Paul Polak John Prokopiuk Lori Rasmusson David Rehnelt Diane Rehnelt Shelley Reiners Carlotta Renner Martin Ricci Amy Robinson Laurie Rog Thomas Roinestad Mary Roy Christine Rutkiewicz Lynne Salo Mary Sandquist Andrew Savage Margret Schander Rebecca Schardin Charles Schlee Suzanne Schleicher Lori Schlundt Rita Schumacher Mark Schwendeman Melanie Schwartz Steven Sederberg Timothy Shelley Denise Shupien Vern Simning Jeffrey Simon Tony Simon Wendy Skille John Smaciarz Anthony Smith Leonard Smithers Todd Sneison Crystal Sroga Sarah Staba Patricia Standal Jeffrey Stasica Charles Steffens Shelly Stenstrom Kan Stevens Classes 143 Oiane Stone Jeffrey Sullivan John Super Rodney Sylvester Karen Tacheny Sue Tack Lon Tetzman Joseph Thibodeau Terri Thielhorn Michael Thomas James Vetrano Barbara Vik Christine Wagner Julie Wagner Kelly Wakaruk Jane Warner Renee Wator Gerald Welch Carl Weseienak Patricia Wesley Dean Wiener Margery Wigen Peter Wilkerson Crystal Wolf Ann Worcester Nancy Wrona Lori Zemlicka Mary Zemlicka Laura Zenuis Kevin Ziegler 144 Ciasses Classes 145 eighty, eighty, eighty, eighty ... SOPHOMORE CLASS CABINET: Row 1: T. Steen, T. Peterson, L. Roff, S. Westphal, C. Sivanich, Row 2: S. Danielson, J. Wlalzo, V. Rutkiewicz, M. Robertson, L. Clem, N. Jab-lonsky. Row 3: Mr. Marcouiller, K. Clark, L. Lindahl, M. Stockinger, L. Hill. CLASS OFFICERS: (left) L. Roff, President, (right) M. Riley, Secretary, (not pictured) G. Baldo, Treasurer. eighty-three Classes a 47 Brian Anderson Jay Anderson Jerry Anderson Lincoln Anderson Susan Anderson Christelte Audette Gabrielle Balko Catherine 8abcock Jody Badhorse Betty Bazoff Edward Beaulieu David Beeksma Heidi Bell Michael Bellanger Jodi Berg Joseph 8ergstrom Bruce Betker David 8jorge Gary 8loomer Theresa Borchardl Darin Bosell Helen Boyle Denise 8rabec James Brandt Janine Bratsch Keith Brenny Maryna Breslawec Suzanne Broadhead David Browne Kenneth Bruggenthies Kimberly Bryan Kimberly Bryan Roger Burbank Paul Burk land Mary 8utterfield Ramon Campos Lourie Caple Ann Cegla Joseph Cherveny Kimberly Chesney Christine Chester Diana Chevalier Donald Chiodo Kevin Clark Lynn Clem Mike Conly James Coyle Wendy Cyres Jamie Daher Debra Dahlberg Stephanie Danielson Elizabeth Diego Steven Delong Jennifer Dctmer William Dickinson Linda Dolecki Sandra Dooner Don Opheim Alan Engcr Lori Eliason Mary Ellingboe Teresa El wood Diane Ersbo 148 Classes Joseph Fedors John Femntc Teresa Ferraro Sheila Firle Edward Fisher Julie Francisco Tamman Gailion Robert Garcia Ronald Gavino Christopher Gemlo Dawn Genosky Christine Gesino Laura Gorecki Patricia Gorzycki Penm Grafft Michael Green Richard Grygar Kenneth Grushy Tracey Gustafson William Guth Richard Haak Jill Hackett George Hadjlyanis Conniemarie Hanson Kathleen Hanzlek Paula Haponuk Debra Hatfield Mary Haynes Barbara Heme Tammy Heinecke Michael Henderson John Hill Lisa Hill Rick Hill Robert Hodson Ann HofTer Michael Holen Michael Hove Nancy Iskierka Natalie Jablonsky Michael Jarosz Cassandra Jaworski Amy Johnson Debra Johnson Mayo Johnson Perry Johnson Lisa Konkol Marc Karos Thomas Kish T. Klungseth Jeffrey Knight Jennifer Kobow Edward Kohanek Dennis Kolodjski Thomas Konkler David Korzeniowski Chris Kozlak Jennifer Krai Jo Ann Krengel Daniel Krier Jill Kuehn Raymond Lamb Julie Larson Classes 149 Julie Larsen Robert Leckey John LeCuyer Sandra Ledin Debrah Lee Jodi Lee Thomas Lee Laura Levoir Kimberley Ueske Libbey Lindahl Jeffrey Longie Jan Loomis Cynthis Lubinski Timothy Maciej Dennis Mack Ronn Manke John Marchiafava Noelle Martin Maria Matteson Joseph Mayfield Jerome McCain Gregory McGinnis Paul McGovern Colleen McQuiston 8. Mier Kevin Mooney Steven Morris Kimberly Morgan Peter Mulvihill Kimberly Murphy Laura Murray Scott Nebel Suzann Neelan Dawn Nelson Jeannette Nelson Tammy Neumann Dean Newstrom Thomas Niteman Jeffrey Norling Enck Norman Sean O'Brien Daniel O'Donnell Donald Opheim Dawn Orgeman Kraig O'Rourke Caroline Orvis Wayne Paaverud Linda Palermo Jeffrey Parker Jeffery Palmquist Daniel Parrott Terry Pasch Susan Pasma Linda Pederson Daniel Peterson David Peterson Dawn Peterson Floriann Peterson Garrick Peterson Lisa Peterson Todd Peterson Rickey Pfaff 150 Classes .'3 1 Paul Polivka Gayle Porter Enn Pray Linda Provo Jeanne Rath Scott Reed Melanie Reiman Donnamae Renner Robert Reynolds Susan Reynolds Bonnie Ridley Mary Riley Randy Ritchie Mary Robertson Sue Robertson Gregory Robillard Michael Rodger Lisa Roff Shelley Romanoski Jil Rondeau D. Roseth Kristin Roy Patricia Rush Victoria Rutkiewicz Robert Rye Theresa Rymanowski Duane Saba Daniel Sagmoe Gerald Salmon Linda Salmonson Barbara Sarna Tamara Schaper Mark Schumacher David Settcrstrom Timothy Shivers Carol Sivanich Paul Skavnak Alan Skinner Kristine Solz Scott Sporlein John Staba Paul Standal Robert Stanek Toni Steen Steven Stegora Donnette Stephanson Todd Stevens James Stockmger Mary Stockinger Jean Stokowski Craig Sulem Troy Sullivan Tami Susick Thomas Tabor Jeffery Taft Charles Thayer John Thompson Brian Tousignant Lisa Travis Debra Troiden Joseph Tschida F. Vassar Jeffrey Volk Classes 1 Si Patrick Wagner Sheila Waly Jerry Warme Jeffrey Warner Scott Watson John Wla lo Karl Wegner Usa Weller Ted Wentland Sue Ann Westphal Mary Wheeler Sean White l.eif Wiltscheck Greg Windhurst Don Willman James Wontor Jerry Zahorski Joel Zahorski Tom Zandlo 152'Classes eighty, eighty. eighty, eighty ... eighty-four Classes 155 Elizabeth Aitkin Robert Amble Bruce Anderson Colleen Anderson Oaniel Anderson Julie Anderson Lorraine Anderson Rodney Anderson Timothy Anderson Maria Antinozzi Charles Anway Donovan Arvidson Ronald Auck Teressa Aymar Barbara 8abekuhl Pamela 8ailey Leah Bakker 8onme Balck Paula Balck Susan Baribeau Jason Bartlett Michael Bastian David Bates Cari Bensen Steven Bergman Karla Biernat Jewel Bilges Wayne Biorn Kathleen Bishop Jeff 8ixler Usa Blanchar John Blegen Susan Bloomer Thomas Borries Jeffrey Bortner T Brandenburger Deborah Brazil Edward Bredemus Usa Brevig Scott Bryan Jayne 8rynteson Kathryn 8umbgarner David Burbank Todd Burkhardt Patrick Burns Theresa Burns Federick Bursch Amber Cain Sandra Campos Curtis Carlson Richard Carlson Cynthia Clark Darlene Combs Kimberly Combs Julie Coyle Joseph Crotser Pamela Cummings Denise Cupryna Thomas Dahl Kelly Damon Christine Demuth Anthony Deneka Patncia Dickinson 156 Classes Cheryl Dionne Michael Dowdle Susan Orabczak Carol Drysdale Anne Dziedzic Julie Earley Barbara Eells James Elwood John Engholm Coleen Ersbo Joseph Ferraro Elizabeth Fowlds ’•Vendy Frank Debra Frink Mark Gilbertson Lisa Gonsior Dale Grunnes John Gump Tracy Hache Joni Hackett David Halvorson Thomas Hammes Anthony Hart Linda Hartwig Terry Hass Linda Hatfield Brian Houselog Scott Heberer Richard Hebzynski Robert Hebzynski Bruce Henderson Michelle Hennum Lawrence Hertzog Mark Hetland Dwayne Higgins Deanna Humphrey Timothy Hunt Constance Hyska David Ingeberg Toni Jablonski Luba Jablonsky Mark Jacobson Gary Gemlo Kelly Jerde Jean Johansen Cindy Johnson John Johnson Peter Johnson T Johnson D. Johnson Donald Johnston Nancy Johnston Sabrina Johnston Danielle Johnstone Lisa Jonas Kim Joncas Todd Jones Toni Kelley Kristine Kerr Brian Kimber Carrie Kinde George Kisei Elizabeth Kittelson Classes 1S7 Cynthia Kiaesges Steven Klimek Charies Konkler Patrick Kotchen Motria Kramarczuk Renee Kraskey Laurie Krause Steven Krawczynski Robert Kriesel Joann Kruse Kris Kuduk Oennis LaClaire Kimberly Lamb Melinda LaMont Leslie LaMotte Duane Larson Patrick Larson Robert Lawson Robert Leba Tracy LeDuc Timothy Levercom Roberta Und Daryl Undgren Julie Lindskoog Mary Upa Daniel Uoyd Jeffrey Loken James Luniewski Sara Macko Mark Maile Michael Majsterski Kathleen Malec Beth Manske Charies Martinez John Mati$ Randall Matthes David Matthews Shawn Maxey John Mayfield Leslie Mazur Sean McCawtey Maureen McHale Cathy Micek Frankie Miller Kevin Moll Joseph Montko Donald Mulqueen Audrey Murphy Brenda Nelson Cynthia Nelson Sandy Nelson Todd Nelson Eleanor Nevala Richard Newstrom Joseph Nickel Eugene Nowlan David Noyes Dana Nygaard 8renda Nyholm Michael O'Donnell Colleen O'Hara Christopher Olsen Roman Ostapowycz 158 Classes David O'Steen Sandra Osterberg Paul Paiement Charles Paradise Victor Parisi Thomas Pautz Barbara Pearson Brenda Pearson Kenneth Pearson Donald Pelarfcsi Tracy Peterson Andrew Piilola Lisa Pomerenke Laurene Powers Patricia Power Sean Preese Elizabeth Racho Lisa Rasmusson Richard Rathburn Milissa Reynolds Patrick Riley Rachelle Ritchie Cheryl Robbins Gregory Roberts Laura Robiliard Steven Roger Dawn Rosenthal Richard Rudd Rebecca Saba Lynette Sargent Debra Schmitz Francis Schwendeman Stephanie Seman Thomas Serie Geraldine Simning Mike Simmons Tammy Simon Tracy Simon Cara Skelly Mary Skelly Richard Skille David Skotte Julie Smith Kristin Smoiak James Spano Usa Spano Barbara Sporlem Steven Steffen Bradley Steiner Timothy Steinke Paul Stevens Connie Stocki Susan Stockinger James Stone Shawn Stone Julie Svoboda Kara Swenson William Swigart Connie Sylvester Arnold Tabor Tami Tabor Gary Taft Kathy Terrell Classes 159 Randy Thunstron Brenda Tiedeken Rene Traver Kevin Turner Joanne Uchanski Matt VanSlooten Leann Vant Janet Vanyo Scott Wachs Kim Wakaruk Laurie Waschick Roger Warner Jeffrey Weirens Tammy Welch Robin Wentland Scott Westphal Linda White Tracey White Justine Wiler Rebecca Willman Douglas Woolery Kim Wulke Jerome Joyce ft 160 Classcs Classes 161 Founding Faculty This page illistrates our faculty in an old-home setting. 1) Woody Johnson, 1969; 2) Arvid Simmons, 1969; 3) Michael Elavsky, 1969; 4) Niles Sculz, 1969; 5) Dave Moore, 1969; 6) Charlie Walters, 1969. 162 People Prin. Melvin Grimstad V. Prin. Mary Charles V. Prin. Alphonse Johnson Robert Littlefield Carol Pomroy Maxine Samuelson Counselor Counselor Counselor People 163 E n g I i s h Paul Beckstrand Communications Lillian Bisbecos English—9 Myrle Brunzell Humanities Edward Fitzpatrick Am. Literature Jack Litowsky Drama Gerald Lutz Journalism Niles Schulz En.-9 Phy. Ed. Rosemary Hagen Speech Debate 5 0 C 1 a I Ruben Wenzel Literature-10 Mel Bauman Alec Dupay Pocket Civics Thomas Geankoplis World History 164 .People m • Harold Honkola Civics David Moore World History Gerald Hansen Gen. Math Alge. John Jensen Wld. Hist. Eng. c Arvid Simmons Government Dennis Kueng Econ. Philosophy 5 0 c 1 a I Earl Larsen U.S. History Ath. Dir. s u d i e s M a t h Roy Almen Geometry Michael Elavsky Trig'wizard Lewis Kocur Pocket James Kottom Trig Concepts Larry Luck Math Analysis People 165 M a t h William Michalko Algebra Sally Roberts Discovery Math 5 c i e n c e Mel Bates Biology Kenneth Jeddeloh Science 9 William Marcouiller Chen Physics B u s i n e s s Sharon Benson Shorthand typing Aileen Halos Margaret Lydell Accounting Data Process Typing M u s i c Rita Andrescik Choir William Scripps Band Thomas Shaffer Band Sophie Boutsioukos Spanish 166' People P. Michael Doyle French Dennis Davies Rolf Huss Alan Sifter James Anderson Health Zetta Anderson Gym Health Florence Hudson 9th Grade Karen Lovestrand Phy. Ed. Paul Becker Graphic Arts Ronald Fuller Auto Shop Wesley Harding Drafting Brian B. Johnson Small Gas Engines P h y s E cl I n d u s t r i a I A r t s People 167 H o m e E c o n Jessie Busse Foods A r t Bertha Montgomery Clothing Irwin Brown Silkscreen Curtis Johnson Drawing Paint w o r k P r o 8 r a m Bess Bryan Patrick O'Keefe Robert O'Neill James Saxton L i b r a r i a n s O t h e r s Barbara Matill Mildred Wiste Allen Anderson Social Worker Greg Canfield Drug Coordinator 168 People Roger Willow Laisson Officer f Bonnie Dean Tutor Nancy Kaiser Tutor o t h e r s Aides Leoma Weyroach, Mae Luka, Vivian Gallegos; sitting, Betty Claussen, Eva Bolin. Office Secretaries Ann Falcum, Judy Bolduc, Yvonne Johnson, Virginia Selinsky, Genevieve-Niznik, Margaret O'Loughlin; sitting, Ruth Loeffler. People 169 Wizard Staff-1981 Mike Elavsky, Advisor. Lay-out designers: Leann Knutson, Jeff Droll, Leslie Gervais, Sue Krai, Aimee Mirault Co-Editor: Garrett Rademacher Co-Editor: Alan Betker Managing Editor: Cathy Kyle Our staff, this year, was under the supervision of a new advisor, Mr. Michael Elavsky. Our job was to write copy, take pictures, draw layouts, and to fill the pages of our book with the fond memories of 80-81. At times we had a lot of hard work and deadlines to meet but it was all worth it. The yearbook staff would like to thank Lisa Hunzel-mann for drawing the sketches for our cover and all the Edison students for making this book possible. Photographers: Ray Callies, Alan Skinner, Scott Ahlquist 170 Wizard Seniors Abraham David 114 Abraham. Jani 19. 54. 113. 114. 134 Ahlquist Denise 19. 54. H4 Ahlquist Scott 50. 60 SO. 114 Albares Paul 114 Alexander Camille 114 Anderson. James 32 46. 53. 58. 59 60. 114 135 Anderson John 46 53. 58 59 66 90 105 114 Anderson, Melody 114 Anderson Sheila 62. 78 114 Anderson Teresa 12 24 62. 114 Arntson Thomas 106 114 Austerman Harold 114 Babcock Michele 114 Bailey. Charles 114 Bakker Meiita 114 Bamo. Karen 115 Bartlett Sandra 115 Beck, Conme 115 Benjamin, John 34, 51 53 58 59 80 100, 110 115 Berg Oiane 88. 89 102 111. 115 Bergstrom, Jeffrey 115 Bergstrom, Nancy 115 Betker Alan 15. 53, 51 56, 59 115 Biever Kimberly 115 Bixler, Lisa 69. 115 Blake. Gary 115 Bonasera. Antoinette 46 60, 115 Bosell, Daniel 13, 84 lib Bowman Tammy 115 Brandt Wanda 115, 135 Bratsch Ronald 84, 115 Brenny Angela 46, 60, 116 Bresiawec, Oleska 113, 116 8rethorst. Kristin 50, 93 116 Brmda Elizabeth 60, 115 Briner. Danni 60, 68, 116 Broback Dale Brobjorg Jeffery 84 116 Brown Donna 116 Brown, Karen 58. 116 Browne Teresa 46, 116 Browning, James 32, 116 Bruggenthies, Janet 46. 69, 116 8urger, Donald 116 Cameron Patty 116 Campbell Elizabeth 79 110 llfa Campos, Juan 116 Carlson, Anna Carlson, Christopher llfa Charboneau, Mark 117 Chartraw, Patrick 117 Chesney. Susan 117 Chester. Wendy 12, 13. 62. 117 Clark Richard 6, 51, 53. 90, 117 Coldor Lon 117 Collias, Carol 60. 117 Cooper, Carol 69. 117 Corbett. Lawrence 106. 110. 117 Craig. Wayne 84. 98. 107. 117 Crotser, Larry Debbms. Daniel 117 Oebiieck. Todd 117 Decowski. Denise 117 Demars, Sheri 117 Demydowich Wayne Oere Troy 46, 117 Dickinson, David 117 Oionne. Keith 118 Oooner. Todd 81. 118 Dorsett. Anthony 118 Oowson. Robert 118 Droll, Jeffery 118 Drysdale, Susan 18. 106, 118 Ekstrom. Karl 107. 118 Engebretson, Doreen 56 60. 93. 118 Erickson, Keith 118 Erickson. Steven 68, 118 Eytcheson. Marla 118 Fahr. George 95 100. 118 Fein. Michelle 60, 118 Fiega Patrick 6. 51. 53. 90. 105. 118 Fishbeck Dan 53, 105. 110, 118 Fjerstad, Ronald 104 Fleisher. Brenda 62, 113, 118 Formico. Ramona Forsythe. James 66, 119 Fraok Michelle 64, 119 Fnsco Michael 119 Fussy Scott 84 119 Gemlo Nancy 46. 68 119 Gerber, Trisha 119 Gervais, Andrew 60. 119 Geske Juliana 53 18 60 119 Gilbertson Cynthia 119 Glubke. Scott 53 68 78 84 98 119 Goers Katheryn 53 88 113 110 119 Goral. Mary 69. 119 Gorccki. Christopher 13 84 100,119 134 Gorecki Mary Graack, Fredrick 119 Graham. Michael 24, 68 84 98 109. 119 Grant. David Greenweii. Teresa 119 Grega, James 119 Gnffin. Joel 34 4fa 110 Griffin. Michelle 50 56 60, 93. 113 120 Gninnes, Don Haak. Matthew 80 110. 120 Hage Daniel Hagen, Jason 120 Hagen. Susan 64 120 Haley, Richard 98. 110 120 Hammes Jerome 120 Hansen, Carol Hanson Rhonda 56. 64 68. 113. 120 135 Hanstad. Charla 64 69 134 120 Harris, Thomas 135, 120 Hart. James 107, 120 Hatfield. Lori 120 Heme Lowell 40, 120 Herbert, Ann 120 Hines. Jo Ellen 56, 64. 79 60 120 Hinnenkamp, Michelle 120 Hofstede Joseph Hoosline 8arry Horbul Robert 4fa, 120 Hoskins. Paula 64 121 135 House. Susan 50. 113 121. 160 Howard Rebecca 121 Hoyez. Lori 121 Hunzelman, Lisa 34 35, 46. 56, 53. 18. 81. 121 Inks. Laura 46. 54. 78, 121 Iskierka. Randall 81, 121 Jacob. Laurie 121 Jacobsen Scott Jacobsen Lisa 24 88, 102, 121. 134 Jagielski Martin 121 Jensen. Jay Jensen. Julie Jemell. Andrew 106, 121 Joeison, Bomta 121 Johnson Brenda 46 54, 121 Johnson. David 56. 80. 109 106. 121 135 Johnson. Evan 40. 58 59 66, 78 121 134 HO Johnson, Heidi 15. 56 58. 59. 64, 78, 113, 122 Johnson, Julie 60 Johnson. Lennart 40, 79. 84. 122 Johnson, Lisa 50, 60, 80, 88, 89. 122 Johnson. Tern Johnson. Thomas 122 Johnson, Timothy 60 122 Johnson, Timothy M Johnson, Todd 122 Johnston Sandra 96, 122 Joncas. Joseph 32, 134 Jordan. Allen 122 Joyce. Wayne 122 Kaczrowski Timothy 13, 68, 81, 109, 122 Kaedden, James 122 Kalina, Julie 60. 80 102, 113. 122 Kaminski. Jon 122 Kittelson. John 122 Kobow, James 68. 122. 135 Kohanek, Robert 123 Kopet. Frank 123 Kowhal, Renae 123 Kowalik, William 66 123 Krai Susan 69. 123 Krawczynski, Diane 60. 79. 84. 94. 123 Kruse. Kristine 4fa. 56. 53. 104. 105, 123 Kuga, Noburuki 106. 123 Kusmierz Steven 123 Kyle Catherine 56 123 LaBerge Elizabeth 60 123 Lapomte Shawn 123 Lawson David 123 Layeux Daniel 123 Lee Charle 123 Le-nart Kim 54 124 Lincoln Stacy 110 113 124 Lmdberg Donald 124 Lmdell Luann 58 59 79. 124 Lindquist Cara 69 124 Lobash Christopher 58 59 1?4 Loken Sandra 124 Lorentzen Ambulyn 124 Ma.ie Keith 15 22 53 124 Mak. Laura 56 80 124 Manley Clayton Marchiafava Anthony 24 84 I2 i 109 124 Martin Joseph 124 Mattson Daniel McCain Laurie 124 McCollOW Timothy 90 McDonald Holly 124 McHale Kathleen 60 113 124 McKay Alice McPherson Jane 46 124 McPherson Patncia 125 McQuiSton Mary 79 125 Meibie. Dale 32 125 Meyer. Lon 60, 78. 125 Meyers, Karen Meyers. Susan Michalik Patricia 51. 125 Milanovich George 125 Miller Michele 12, 24 62. 80 125 135 Mireault Aimec 125 Miskowic Suzanne 125 Mochinski Alan 56 66 105 125 Moren William 125 Morris Richard 125 Murphy, Audie 125 Murray Michael 68. 84 109 Murzyn, Stan Namie. Bradley Needham. Scott Nelson Becky 88. 125 Nelson James 60. 68. 125 Nelson Kevin 125 Nelson Sylvia 126 Nelson Vickie 126 Neshetm Thomas 126 Nierengarten. Pamela 56, 64 81 113. 126 Niziol. Kenneth 84. 126 Novak. Nanette 126 O'Brien, Patricia 46, 126 O'Donnell, Raymond 68, 84, 126 Olsen Marilou 51. 60, 126 Oney. Jennifer 126 Oney. Richard 60, 126 Ostroushko. Taras 126 Paduia Margaret 126 Paiement, Catherine 126 Pamter. John 126 Palbicki. Ronald Pelarski. Myron Person Brian 6. 24 56. 84. 105. 127 Peterson. Carol 127 Petrowitz. Barbara 46, 127 Ptack. Charles 127 Pollack, Joseph Powell. Elizabeth 127 Preese. Anthony 22, 56. 53. 32, 81, 127 Pribuia. Bradley 68. 84 127 Pyka. Theresa 127 Rademacher Garrett 5, 8, 15, 46. 40 56. 59, 60, 105. 110. 127 Raines. Daniel Ramstad. David 15. 76. 127 Rapacz Kimberly 127 Rathbun, ViC 100. 127 Reed. Jodi 19. 135. 127 Reitan Lisa 127 Renner. Roderick 127 Ricci, Elizabeth 46. 127 Rignell. Sandra 56. 64. 68. 128 Riley, Shannon 88, 60. 102. 113. 128 Robertson, Michele 12, 62, 128 Robillard. Anne 12, 53. 62, 128. 135 Rodger Patrick 128 Rogers, Jerry 68, 128 Romanowski Laune 128 Roy Kelly 128 Roy Steven Rozek Steven 84 100 128 135 Rutz Jancll 111 128 Sa'monson David 15 4fa, 76 92 128 Sams. Michael 128 Sands Pamela 128 Sarna. Beth 128 Schabei Catherine 60 88 110 113 128 Schander Daouglas Schieffer Jody 128 Schlundt Kimberly 69 128 Schnell Robm 68 129 Schweitzer Susan 129 Sedlock John 105 129 Seeicn Donald Sheaser. Duane 59 129 Simon. Michael 19 79. 84 110 129 Swanich Marilyn 129 Skaar Kevin 66 129 Skaar Kurt 129 Skelly Joseph 80 95 106 113 129 Slav.n Kelly 59 Smith Angela 129 Snclson Kenneth 129 Spano Jacquelyn 24 62 68 129 Sperry. Robm 51. 56. 106 129 Stanek Catherine 129 Stanek Gregory 129 Steqora. Pamela 24 58 59 60 78 88 102 113 130 Steohan Judy 32 130 St.ch Paul 130 Stokowsk. Robert 79 130 Stone, Michelle 130 Stowell Karen 130 Studer. Scott 130 Sulen David 130 Sullivan. Jacquelyn 56 81, 113 130 Switzer Laura 130 Tacheny Scott 80 106 107 109. 130 Tanzer Darlene 130 Thayer Charlene 130 Toenjes. Judith 130 Toler Patrice 62, 130 Torkildson Robert 100. 131 Tschida, James 56, 66. 131 Uchansk- Mark 13, 24 84 109. 131 Villella. Dean 13. 24 68 84 109 131 Wall, John 98 131 Watten Kenneth 131 Webber Teresa 131 Weideli Roberta 131 Weinstock Craig 78 84 95. 100 131 135 Weirens. Marilee 54 58 79, 131 Wentland Kimberly Weseienak David West Rhonda Wheland. John 106 Willman. Karrie 4fa, 54, 81. 131 Wojack. Charles 131 Woodruff. Juke 131 Worcester R'ta 131 Wright Trudy Zebroa. Partick 18. 106 131 Zurbey David 51 53. 66. 131 Juniors Abraham. Thomas 100 Amble, Julie 140 Amundson, Ocnise Anderson Richard 140 Anderson Dean 140 Anderson, Kathlenn Anderson. Terry 140 Anderson, Tracy 60. 88. 96, 110 140 Antolak, Edward 84. 95. 140 Arvidson Dirk 46, 60 140 Auck, Jody 140 Auck Raymond 140 Babekuhl. Donna Balega, Michael 104. 140 Balko. Edward 140 Ballanger, Richard 140 Baltins, Arnold 140 8ate$, Mickey 140 8azoff. Barbara 46, 140 8ielawski, Adam 140 Bielawski. Paula 140 172 Biernjt Lila 140 Birr Barbara B sset John 140 Bjorge Dawn 40 59 110 140 Blosberg Darcy 46 53 140 Biumboefer Richard 140 Boeder William 140 Boitll Scott 34 140 Brage Kristen 140 Bratsch Craig 68 Brazil. Kimberly 46 60 140 Briner Michelle 140 Browne Madelyn 53 60 140 Buda Ann 140 Buettner Thomas 140 Buffalo Joseph 84 Burbank Michael 140 Burkland Daniel 84 140 Bursch. Craig 140 Calderon Cynthia Caiguire Jacqueline 36 60, 140 Callies Raymond 37, 140 Caiiies, Ronald 66 140 Campbell Wendy 50. 58, 111 140 Campos Experanza 62 140 Capouch Jennifer 140 Carlson Gregory 140 Cha, Ma Chang Pang Chang Soua Charboneau Deborah 140 Chock, Cynthia 140 Christenson Marylynn 140 C'esynski Jeffrey 51. 53 110. 140 Cement Robert 140 Coldor Lisa 140 Commetti. Lisa 59 60 . 91 105. 110 140 Conley Kelly 140 .Corbett Elizabeth 50 140 Courteau .Marcy Craig. Julie 6 58 59 91. 105, 111 140 Craig. William Croon. Charlene 140 Curtis, Sandra 140 Dedrick, Sharon 58 140 DeFeyter John 99 140 Degidio. Roy Dmers Diane 15, 59. 60 140 Demuth, Karen 140 Devito, Maria Dionne Jaqueime 140 Dooner Noia Dutcher Rebecca Dziedzic. Stephen 84, 140 Eaton, Maria 140 Ehlers. Laurie 60. 141 Elliott Usa 60 139, 141 Ellis, David 104 105. 141 Enger. Alan Erickson Paul Fairley Elizabeth 60. 141 Fedorczuk Peter Fellmg Daniel 84 141 Ferdelman Dawn 141 Ferraro, Louis 46, 53, 84, 141 Fisher. David 46. 141 Fisher. Sheldon Frank, Louis 141 Fnsco, Jerome 46 Fugle. Terry Gadbois, Robert 99. 141 Gardin, Janet 46, 60, 141 Gates, Carolyn 15, 59. 69. 141 Gaustad, Dame! 141 Gavmo. Christine 60, 141 Geronsm, Mary Gemio, Barbara 46, 141 Gervais. Le lie 141 Giernet Janet 141 Goodseil. James Hi Gorshe, Daniel 141 Gorzycki, Mark 15. 46. 53. 141 Grafft. Penm Graack, Linda 6, 50. 58, 91, HI Grant, John 51 Grausam, Joseph 106 HI Grega. Lon 60, HI Griffin, Howard 18, 22, 46. 53 110 141 Gromek, Timothy HI. 51 Grow, Daniel 68, 141 Hagstrom, Jodi 40, 53, HI Hamre. Karen 46. 68, HI Hang Chue Harstad Jane 51 60 93, HI Hart Joseph 68 HI Hartwig Carl Hemecke Dennis Hemeche K Hi Herbert James HI Hertzog Barbara HI Hill Corynne HI Hodgman, James HI Horbul Daniel HI Horbul Karen 46 94 HI HoutS Kerry 46 HI Howard. Benjamin 53, 141 Howitz. John HI Hoyez. Kelley HI Huynh Toai Hyska Theresa HI Indahl Richard HI Invie Carole HI Iverson Julie HI Jachymowski, Paul HI Jahnke Robert 40, HI Janousek Barbara 46 94 hi Janousek, William 106, HI Jarmulowcz Paul HI Jernell Charies 84 HI Johansen John HI Johnson Adam HI Johnson, Jessica 50, 60. HI Johnson Melissa 141 Johnson, Theresa 51, 60 88 96, HI Jurchism. Kns 142 Junchko. John 46. 66 92 142 Kaczmarczyk. James H2 Keck Lisa 60 H2 Kissling Deborah Kissling. Kelly Knutson Kimberly 46 Knutson Leann H2 Koch Michael 50 53. H2 Kocon Kenneth 60, H? Kohn Rachel Khout, Catherine 51. 46. 142 Korogl, Michael 142 Kottke, Robert Kozah. Gloria 58. 60, 142 Kramarczuk Kalyna 60, 142 Kraskey. Matthew 84 142 Krueger Tammy 142 Kruse, Michael 142 Kucbinski. Judith 142 Kuga Tomohiro 142 Kuha Bryan 84 106 142 Kusmierz. Janene 142 Kwieoen Paul 142 La8erge, Philip 142 Lawrence, Jon Lawson, John 72. H2 Leba. Laurie 142 Lebahn, Bradley Ledm. Knstin 46, 53 Lee, Sad Lieskie. Brian 142 Lillie. Karen 58. 142 Lindell, Christine 96. 93, 142 Undgren, Del 84, 110 H2 Lipa, Charlotte 142 Lor Chong Lor. Vue Lor. Xeng Lueken. Tracey 142 Lund. Jody Lynch, Michael 92, 142 Machowicz, Mark 142 Maciazka Sandra 142 Maciej, Pamela 142 Mackins. Lori Maite, Douglas 142, 84 Majterski, Franklin 51, 142 Maki Warren 142 Malark, Jame Malark, John Malec, Irene 15, 53, H2 Marchiafava. Stephen 142 Marcotnller, Thomas 58, 59. 142 Martz. Patricia 46 142 Matteson, Gloria 89 Mauer. John 142 Mauer, Mary 62, 60, 142 Maxey. Scott 51, 107. 142 Maxey, Steven 142 Mayfield, Kathleen McCawley. Laura H2 McCollow, Joseph 142 McDonald Melody 94 HO McGovern Jeanne 92, 93 142 McMurchie, Lon S9 142 McNaughton Theresa 142 Meagher Daniel 84 H2 Memorich Steven H? Milewsk. William 84 142 Miskowiec Mary 142 Moua la Mulvihill Jacquiine 142 Muncy Susan Munson Michelle 104 139 m2 Murphy Bruce Murphy, Mary Murray, James Nabhi Sten Nafstad Timothy 142 Nedeau. James Neil Gary H2 Neis Dean 46 142 Nelms Kenneth 34. 50, 53, H2 Nelson, 60, 74, 84. 104 139 142 Neumann Charlotte 46, 53 Nguyen. Luyen Nguyen. Thuy Nickel Thaddeu 68 Nordgren. Richard NordquiSt. Audrey 46 143 Norell Sheryl 46 143 Novak Robert 68. 107, H3 O Oell Mark 106, 107, H3 O'Hara Jeffrey 143 O'Reilly Terrance 84 106, 136 143 Olson Enc 51 14 3 Olson John Olson. Usa 46. 58. 60 59 Owens, John 143 Pachl Steven 66, H3 Paquette Amy 58. 59 91. 105, 110 143 Partyka Michael 143 Patraw Bradley Patton. Lee Peters Opal 110. 143 Peterson Deanna H3 Peterson Kai 143 Pierce. John 99, 143 Pietrzak, James 143 Pignatello Jeamne 46. 14 3 Polak, Paul H3 Pollack Glen 143 Presley. Gary Prokopiuk, Jon 143 Ranck, Lynette 46 Rasmussen, Lon 51. 102, 11 14 3 Rawlings Patricia Reddm, Melissa Rehnelt David 14 3 Rehnelt Diane 93, 96. 143 Remers, Shelley 76. 102, 143 Renner Cariotta 46. 143 Ricci Martin 143 Risk, Gregory Robinson, Amy 50. 143 Rog. Laune 62. 84 143 Roinestad. Thomas 143 Roy, Mary H3 Rutkiew.cx Christine 51. 143 Sagmoe. Gregory Salo. Lynee 46. 88, 143 Sandquist, Mary 143 Savage Andrew 84. 143 Savage, Kathleen Schander Margret H3 Schardin. Rebecca 58, 59. 54. 143 Scheppard. James Schlee, Charles 14 3 Schleicher, Suzanne 46. 68, 143 Schlundt Lon 76. H3 Schmidt Matthias 98 Schneider. Wallace Schram, Rebecca 76 Schumacher Rita 91, 111 H3 Schwartz. Melanie 143 Schwendeman, Mark H3 Sederbcrg, Steven 143 Senko, Charles 84 Shelley, Timothy 143 Shupien, Denise 143 Siluk. Patrick Siming, Vern 143 Simon, Jeffry 143 Simon, Tony 60, H3 Skille Wendy 143 Skowronski, Thomas Smaciarz. John 143 Smith. Anthony H3 Smithers Leonard 143 Snelson Todd 66 143 Sohlberg Robert Sroga. Crystal H3 ci',?e°c9e' Nich0l«'S 63, Hi Slaba Sarah 46 143 41 Stachel Cheryl Standal, Patricia 60. 143 Stasica, Jeffrey 84, 143 Steffens, Charles 143 Stenstrom, Shelly uj Stevens Kan is. 4fe 58 so Stone Diane 50. 76 60 1 „ 143 Sullivan. Jeffrey 84 ,44 144 Super Brenda Super. John 144 Swanson Mark 46 Swart. Brian rfK .-19 Tacheny. Karen 60 93 14. Tack Sue 59, 144 ’ 144 Taris. Miles Tatum. Jeffrey Tetzman Lori 46 144 Thao Pai Thibodeau. Joseph 46 144 Thielhorn. Terri 144 Th.es Ronald Thomas. Michael H4 Thompson James Thunstrom Lee To. Thien Tokar. Lora Tran Thanh Tremble. Leon Trinh Due Vang, Chor Vang Chue Vang Ge Vang Songkay Vang Houa Vang Lee Vang Lee May Vang Mee Vang Neng Vang. Pheng Vang. Pong Vang, Sa Vang. Xe Vang, Xheu Vang, Youa Verrett Anthia 60 Vetrano, James 84 144 Vo, Diep Vu. Hung Vu, Phong Vue, Mai Wagner Christine 144 Wagner. Julie 144 Wakaruk Kelly 50. 62 69 Walek. Frank ' b' Ware Stephen Warner, Jane 50. 53 � Wator. Renee 104 J44 59 Wegner, Latana Welch. Gerald 144 Weselenak Carl 144 Wesley. Patncia 46 White. Kelly • 4 Wiener Dean 84 144 Wigen. Margery 46 51 W.ley Mararet 51 144 w.lkerson Peter 100 144 Wmkelmann. John ' Wolf, Crystal 144 Worcester, Ann 144 Wrona. Nancy 144 Xiong. Cher Xiong Kai Yang, Chue Yang, Doua Yang. Ka Yang, Lee Kou Yang, Tou Yang Va Yang, Xua Yang. Yeng Yanta. Mark 46 Zemlicka. Lori 69. 144 Zentzis, Laura 104. i44 Zemlicka. Mary 69 144 Ziegler Kevin 100'144 173 Zmuda Anthony Sophomores Anderson Brian 148 Anderson. Jay SI I4® Anderson Susan 46. ‘ Audette Chnsteiie 15. 40 Babcock Catherine l48 Badhorsc Jody 148 Balck. William Baiko, Baneiie 147 l48 8azoff Betty 148 Beaulieu Edward SI. °° Beeksma. Dav.d 00. 101 Bell Heidi SI. 60 148 8ellanger Michael 143 8erg Jodi 46 148 Bergstrom Joseph 46 Betker 8ruce 46 110 Bjorge. David 46 148 Bloomer Gary 148 Boos, Janino Borchardt, Theresa 46 8ose� Darin 86. 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 Boyle. Helen SO. 148 Brabec Denise 148 Brandenburger, Peggy Brandenburger. Timothy Brandt James 60 86. 93 106. 148 Bratsch, Jamne SO 88 148 Bratton, Patricia Brenny, Keith 148 Brcslawcc Maryna 60 148 Bresnahan Amy Briggs. Barbara Broadhead, Suzanne 148 Browne David 148 Bruggenthies Kenneth 148 Bryan Kimberly 148 Burbank Roger 51. 148 Burkland Paul 86 99. 148 Burkman, Mark Burmeister, Rose Butterfield, Mary 148 Campos Ramon 51 84 86. 101 148 Caple. Lourie 148 Cegla Ann 148 Cherveny Joseph 148 Chesney Kimberly SO. 148 Chester, Christine 64 148 Chevalier Diana 110. 148 Chiodo. Donald 106. 147. 148 Clark, Kevin 51, 110, 147, 148 Clem. Lynn 54. 148 Coyle James 99, 148 Cyrus. Wendy 50, 148 Daher. Jamie 99, 148 Dahlberg Debra 148 Danielson, Stephanie 147 Dauer. Thomas Delong. Steven 68. 148 Detmer Jennifer 50. 148 Dickinson. William 148 Diego, Elizabeth 148 Dolecki Linda 50. 69, 148 Dooner. Sandra 64, 143 Eliason Lori 64, 148 Ellmgboe, Mary 46 148 Elwood Teresa 148 ErsbO. Diane 50, 54. 148 Fedors, Joseph 110. 149 Femrite, John 149 Ferraro. Teresa 50. 149 Firle. Sheila 149 Fisher. Edward 149 Foley. Kevin 109 Froland. Michael Gacek, Jeffery Gallion Tammarie 149 Gatz. Timothy Gavino. Ronald 60. 149 Gemio, Barbara Gemlo. Christopher hq , . Geng. Catherine Genosky. Dawn 149 Gesmo Christine 149 Gill Martin Gorecki, Laura 149 Gorski. Julie Gorzycki Patricia 46. l4g Grafft Penm 149 Green. Michael 149 Grygar Richard 149 Gursky Kenneth 51 i4e) Gustafson. Tracey 15 Guth. William 149 64 U() Haak, Richard 149 Hackett Jill 149 149 U9 I49 naujiyam . ueorge 60 Hanson Conmemane Han lik Kathleen 60 Mr, Haponuk Paula 46. 149 Hartwig. Michael 51 Hatfield Debra 58. 59 Haynes Mary 149 Heme Barbara 149 Hemecke Tammy 149 Henderson. Michael 46 Hill John 46. 107 Mg Hill L'Sa 51 60 89 m7 Hill. RiCk 149 Hodson Robert 149 Hofffr Ann 149 Hofstede Jeffrey Hoien Michael 92. 149 Holland. Lemmuel Hove Michael 149 Iskierka Nancy 46 66 Jablonsky Natalie 147 Jarosz Michael 149 Jaworski Cassandra 53 Johnson Amy 60 93 n, . 4 ) Johnson Debra 149 ’ 149 Johnson Enk 110 Johnson Mayo 149 Johnson Perry 51 101 Jones Donald 66 Karos Marc 149 Kish Thomas 149 Knight. Jeffrey 149 Kobow Jennifer 60 8« 149 Kohanek Edward M9 KolodjSki. Dennis 149 Konkler Thomas 149 Konkol, Lisa 40 Kopet Michael I49 149 149 l°3 in Korzen.owski, David 86 M9 Kozlak, Chris M9 Krai Jennifer 149 Krengel. Jo Ann 51 149 Krier. Darnel 149 Kuehn, Jill 149 Langsdorf. Timothy LaPoint, Timothy LaPomte Todd Larsen, Julie 149 150 Larson, Cynthia 46 Larson, Michelle 102. 94 Leckey, Robert 150 Lecuyer John 150 Ledm. Sandra 150 Lee. Debrah 150 Lee Jodi 150 Lee Kou Lee, Thomas 150 Levoir Laura 58, 59 150 Lieske, Kimberly 58, 59, 150 Lmdahl, Ubbey 57, 93 103 147 150 Longie, Jeffrey 150 Loomis. Jan 150 Lor Mee Lubinski. Cynthia 150 Maciej, Timothy 150 Mack, Cathy Mack, Dennis 60. 101. 150 Manke. Ronn 150 Marchiafava, John 86, 98, 150 Marfa. Joseph Martin, Noelle 46. 150 Matteson. Maria 50, 89. 150 McGinnis. Gregory 150 McGovern. Paul 92, 150 McQuiston. Colleen 58. 59 60, 150 Mooney, Kevin 46. 66, 107 150 Morgan, Kimberly 150 Morris. Steven 150 Mulvihill, Peter 150 Murphy. Kimberley 150 Murray. Laura 150 Nebel, Scott 51 86, 101 150 Neelan Suzann 46 150 Nelson, Oawn 150 Nelson, Jeannette 150 Neumann Tammy 46 150 Newstrom Oean 99 150 Nmteman Thomas 68, 150 Nolan Cieve 51 Nolan Sbon Norfing Jeffrey 150 Norman Erick 60. 150 O'Brien Sean 150 O'Donnell. Daniel 150 O'Rourke Kraig 60 107 150 Opheim Donald 101 148, 150 Orgeman Dawn 59 60 150 Orvis Caroline 150 Paaverud Wayne 150 Palermo, Linda 150 Paimguist Jeffery 107 150 Parker Jeffry 86 150 Parrott Daniel 150 Pasch Terry 150 Pasma Susan 40 60. 88 89 150 Patton Wanda Paulson, James Pederson Linda 46, 88 150 Perkms. Emmett Peterson Daniel ISO Peterson Oavid 150 Peterson Oawn 150 Peterson Floriann 150 Peterson Gamck 150 Peterson Lisa 50 60 93 14 7 150 Peterson Parrish Peterson Todd 51. 150 Pfaff Rickey 51 150 Poi.vka Paul 101 151 Porter Gayle 151 Procenko. Gregory Provo, Linda 151 Puckett Veronica Qumaity Douglas Rath Jeanne 151 Reed Scott 151 Reiman Melanie 151 Renner Donnamae 46 151 Reynolds. Robert 151 Reynolds Susan 50 9? 93. 151 Richardson Eigene Riley Mary 102 111 131, 147 Ritchie Randy 151 Robertson Mary 51 103 110 147 151 Robertson Sue 151 Robillard Gregory 151 Rodger. Michael 107 151 Roff Lisa 89. 110. 147 151 Rogers. Usa Romanoski Shelley 60 151 Rondeau Jtl 50 151 Roy Knstin 60 94 101 151 Rush Patricia 151 Rutkiewicz Victoria 40 88 147, 151 Rymanowski Theresa 92 93 151 Saba Roger 86 98 Sagmoe Oaniei 107 151 Salmon Gerald 151 Salmonson Linda 50 60. 58, 59, 151 Sarna. Barbara 51 60 93 151 Schaoer. Tamara 151 Schumacher Mark 46, 110, 151 Schutta. Laura 89 Setterstrom David 51. 101, 151 Shivers Timothy 151 Swan.ch Carol 60 89. 147, 151 Skavnak Paul 60 99, 151 Skinner, Alan 40, 151 Smith, Teresa Solz, Kristine 59. 60. 93 151 Spence Gregory Sporlein, Scott 151 Staba. John 50. 92, 151 Standal. Paul 46. 151 Stanek, Robert 151 Steen, Ton. 15. 64, 147, 151 Stegora. Steven 51. 107, 151 Stephanson, Donnette 151 Stevens, Todd 151 stockinger, James 107 151 Stockinger, Mary 51. 89. 103, 147, 111, 151 Stokowski Jean 103, 151 Suiem, Craig 106. 107, 151 Sullivan, Troy 151 Susick. Tarn. 151 Tabor. Thomas 101 151 Taft. Jeffery 151 Thao Lor Thayer, Charles 151 Thoikes Jagueime Tnompson John 151 To Huong Tousignant Brian 151 Travis. L sa 151 Tro'den Debra 151 Tschida Joseph 151 Tyler Prince Vang Chmg Vang Kay Vang Ker Vang Khou Vano Neng Volk Jeffrey 151 Wagner Patrick 86 106 152 Wagstrom Jonathan Waiz Shei'a 152 Warme Jerry 152 Warner Jeffrey 46 101 152 Watson Scott 152 Weeber Patnc a Wegner Karl 60 92 152 Weimer Charles Weimer Oouglas Weiss James Weller L.sa 46 152 Wentland Theodore 86 106 152 Westphal Sue Ann 50 89 147 152 Wheeler Mary 51 93 96 15? Whitaker Charles White Sean 152 Williams David Williams Gregory Willman Donald 152 Wiliman. Julie w.ltscheck Leif 152 Wmdhursl Gregory 46 152 Wtazlo John 40 95 147 152 Wonior James 152 Xiong Kao Xiong Mai Yang Ge Yang True Zahorski. Jerold 106, 152 Zahorski Joel 106, 152 Zand'o Thomas 59, 86 152 Freshmen Aitkin, Elizabeth 156 Amble Robert 156 Anderson Anthony 86 Anderson. Bruce 156 Anderson Colleen 156 Anderson Daniel 156 Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Jerry Anderson Julie 93. 156 Anderson Rodney 156 Antmozzi Maria 156 Anway Charles 156 Arvidson Donovan 99 105 156 Auck Ronald 156 Awaijane Assad Aymar Teresa 156 Babekuhl Barbara 156 Bailey Pamela 156 Balck Bonnie 156 Baick Paula 156 Ball, Timothy Baribeau Susan 156 Baricheilo. Carlos Baron, Paulette Bartlett Jason 60 109 156 8astian Michael 156 Bates. David 156 Benscn Can 156 Bergman Steven 156 Biernat Karla 156 Bilges. Jewel 156 Biorn Wayne 106, 156 Bishop Kathleen 156 Bixler. Jeff 156 Blake, Daniel BLmchar Lisa 60, 96. 156 Btegen. John 156 Bliskowski, Mary Bloomer, Susan 156 8ornes, Thomas 156 8ortner, Jeffrey 156 8razil, Deborah 156 174 Bredemus Edward 15b Brevig Lisa 156 Bryan Scot! 101 156 Brynteson Jayne 60. 156 Bumgarner Kathryn 156 Burbank David 86 156 Burkhardt Todd 156 Burns Patrick 156 Burns Theresa 156 Bursch Frederick 60 156 Cam Amber 156 Cameron Kathleen Campos Sandra 156 Carlson Curtis 156 Carlson Richard 156 Chartraw Paul C'ark Cynthia 156 93 Combs Kimberly 156 Conaway Tai Coyle Julie 156 Crotser Joseph 156 Cummings Pamela 156 Cupryna Denise % 156 Dahl Thomas 156 Damon, Kelly 156 . Demuth Christine 156 Deneka, Anthony 156 Dickinson Patricia 156 Dooner Maureen Dowdie Michael 60 157 Drabczak Susan 157 Drysdale Carol 157 DziedZiC Anne 93 103 157 Eaney Julie 157 Eel's Barbara 157 Elwood James 157 Endicott Lon Ersbo Coieen 157 Ferraro Joseph 157 Fowlds Elizabeth 157 Frank Wendy 157 Freeman Lori Frink Debra 157 Geii Robert Gemto. 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Toni 60, 157 Jablonsky, Luba 96, 157 Jacobson, Mark 157 Jefferson brace Jerde Kelly 157 Joeison Bruce Johansen Jean 157 Johnson Cindy 157 Johnson Peter 92 157 Johnson Thomas Johnson Timothy Johnston Oonald 157 Johnston Nancy 157 Johnston Sabrina 105 157 Johnstone Danielle 157 Jonas Lisa Joncas Kim 15. 157 Jones Todd 37 92 157 Joyce Jerome 160 Kapishkowit Sylvia 103 Kelley Toni 157 Kerr Kristine 60 157 Kimber 8nan 157 Kmde Came 93 157 Kisei George 157 Kittelson Elizabeth 60 157 Kiaesges Cynthia 40 158 Kitmek Steven 158 Konkler Charles 158 Kotchen Patrick 158 Kramarczuk Motna 60, 158 Kraskey Renee 103 158 Krause Laurie 158 Krawczynski Steven 158 Kriesei Robert 158 Kruse Joann 158 Kuduk, Kris 158 LaCal.re Dennis 158 LaDuke. Rodney LaMont Melinda 158 LaMotte Leslie 158 Larson Duane 158 LaRue John Lawson Robert 60, 92 158 Leba Robert 60, 158 Lee Kong Levercom Timothy 158 Linda Roberta 94 158 Lmdgren Daryl 158 Lmdskoog Julie 158 Lipa. Mary 158 Lloyd Daniel 158 Loken Jeffrey 158 Lorentzen, Brock Luniewski James 60, 107 Macko Sara 158 Made, Mark 158 Majsterski Michael 158 Malark Joann Maiark, Joseph Malec, Kathleen 158 Malmen, Penny Manske. Beth 158 Martmez Charles 158 Matis John 158. 98 Matthes, Randall 158 Matthews. Dav.d 60 158 Maxey, Shawn 158 Mayfield John 158 Mazur Leslie 158 McCawley Sean 158 McHaie Maureen 60 158 Mchie James Neil Michelle Mercado. Robert Micek Chathenne 60 158 Miller Edward 158 Moll Kev-n 158 Montko Joseph 60, 158 Mulqueen Donald 158 Murohy Audrey 158 Nedeau Rhonda Nelson Cynthia 158 Nelson Sandra 158 Nevala Eleanor 158 Newstrom Richard 76 101 158 Nguyen Thmh Nguyen, Thoai Nickel Joseph 60 158 Nogowski Scott Nordme. Marcheiie Norton. Ceiene Nowian. Eugene 158 Noyes, David Nygaard Dana 96 158 Nyholm Brenda 158 O'Donnell Michael 158 O'Hara Colleen 158 O'Steen David 159 Obright Mark Olsen Christopher 58. 159 Ostapowycz Roman 158 Osterberg Sandra 159 Paiement, Paul 159 Parisi. 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