Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

WAHIAN ’78 VOLUME 51 WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ■■ Who am I? I am me. In the classroom I am a scholar, Seeking, finding, asking why. In the lab I am a scientist, Serious and inquisitive. On the sidelines I am a spectator, Enthusiastic and spirited. On the field I am an athlete, Tense and determined. - Unknown 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Hi SEMI-FORMAL On March 12,1977, Washburn held its annual Semi-Formal Dance at the Athletic Club in downtown Minneapolis. One hundred fifty couples danced to music played by “Masquerade.” Many students either rested in the comfortable lounge or indulged in the variety of foods and the refreshing punch. It was a memorable evening that ended much too quickly. On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined: No sleep till morn, when Youth and Pleasure meet To chase the glowing Hours with flying feet. -Lord Byron PROM The 1977 Prom was very special. It marked the beginning of a new tradition for Wash-bum — the Semi-Formal Prom. It was also the first independent Prom held in five years. The 188 couples who attended made it a success. Inside the ballroom suite of the Calhoun Beach Manor, students danced to original music performed by Mind and Matter. The dance floor and refreshment area opened on to a large balcony facing the lake, which was used for picture taking and socializing. The evening of May 7 was a perfect night for Prom. It was a night that will remain in the minds of all who went for a long time. Welcome Week set the year off to a perfect start. It all began with an auditorium that included the cheerleaders, the Millermates, Dr. DeLapp, and the dedication of the “Washburn Miller.” In order to help arouse some competitive spirit among the sophomores, a contest was held between all the classes. The sophomores proved themselves when they won. In order to help the sophomores to become more at ease at Washburn, there was a senior servant day where sophomores were able to buy seniors for 25 cents and use them for their personal attendant for the day. The week came to an exciting end when the football team trounced West 39-6. “Special Sounds” played for the dance that night. The sophomores couldn’t help but grasp on, or be dragged into, the Spirit of Washburn. 10 WELCOME WEEK HOMECOMING Despite the gloomy weather that hovered over Minneapolis on October 7, Homecoming raised the students’ spirits. The Homecoming auditorium helped spark the excitement that led to the suspenseful crowning of Julie Stake and Dave Shepherd. Although many students were disappointed by the postponment of the game, moods brightened as students danced to music played by “Streeter,” that night. The Millers were finally able to play the long awaited game against Edison on Monday. Unfortunately, the weather was not any better than on the previous Friday ... unfortunately, that is, for Edison. The Mighty Millers snowballed their way to a 7-6 victory in an inch of snow. KING DAVE COLLEEN KATIE AND AND CHARLIE JIM KATHY AND DAVE SUSIE AND TOM QUEEN JULIE 13 14 WE’LL GRIND THEIR BONES TO MAKE OUR BREAD 18 This year’s Sadie could have been billed as “The Dance That Almost Wasn’t.’’ Due to a prolonged football season, the dance had to be rescheduled from November 11 to November 18, the day of basketball preview. The dauntless Grist staff found that to be only a small obstacle and proceeded with staging one heckuva kneeslappin’ footstompin’ ev-’nin. Girls agonized for weeks over one question ... “Who should I ask?” and guys over another ... “Who’s gonna ask me?” The girls finally made their decisions, roped their guys and dragged them to the dance. In fear of being jailed, guys clung to their date’s arms while they played games, had their picture taken, danced, and even when they got married! 19 CAST Abby Brewster ........... The Reverend Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster .......... Officer Brophy ......... Officer Klein ........... Martha Brewster ......... Elaine Harper .......... Mortimer Brewster ....... Mr. Gibbs .............. Jonathan Brewster ....... Dr. Einstein ............ Officer O’Hara .......... Lieutenant Rooney ...... Mr. Witherspoon ........ Mr. Spenalzo ........... .. Kerry Jo Miller ---Karl Frykman ___Mark Wittmer ... Tony DeCastro .. .Susan Wallace ___Vida Norwood ......Lisa Curry ....Luke Vossen .....Bryan Harp ........Jim Diehl Jeremy Holtzman .....Joe Marble ___Joyce Dingley ......Jim Angell ___Tom Coleman 20 ALL SCHOOL PLAY In December Washburn students performed “Arsenic and Old Lace,” a comedy about two sisters who relieve old gentlemen of their earthly loneliness. The story centers around their nephew Mortimer, who comes home one day to find a victim in the window seat. As Mortimer tries to deal with this dilemma a long lost nefarious nephew returns home with, you guessed it, another body. The sisters aren’t phased by this however, and with the help of their brother (who thinks he’s Teddy Roosevelt) they bury him in the “Panama Canal” along with 13 other “yellow fever” victims. The play ends with Teddy being committed to a home with his loyal sisters accompanying him. This superb production was directed by Robert Krause. With a fresh layer of new fallen snow on the ground, two hundred rowdy seniors left Washburn’s parking lot for Camp Ihduhapi. After the long ride down “suicide hill” it was hard to distinguish snow covered faces. If you didn’t take to sliding, there was skating and broomball. By the end of the evening everyone had gathered inside for square dancing or warming by the fire. 22 SENIOR SNOW PARTY SNO-WEEK January 30 - February 3 was the highlight of the long, cold winter months. Sno-Week began with a roaring pepfest that included: the tug of wars between the classes ... and the sexes, the Millermen and their “fine” kicks, the Blue Tri raffle of the sport’s captains, and the crowning of the legging and guerning royalty: Tom Coleman and Jean Ellis. Added to the week’s events were the Powderpuff Football game, Senior Servant Day for juniors, Millwheels, and a basketball game. The Sno-Dance ended the fun-filled week with lifted spirits. MILLWHEELS The 1978 Millwheels was the “best technical show ever held at Washburn.” Mr. Krause, aided by student directors Mark Carlson and Paul Harmon, organized this year’s exceptional talent into a superb program. The auditorium was filled both nights with people dazzled by performances by Dick Jones, Camilla Glatty, Kama Eastlund, the “tall girls,” Joe Otto, Moffatt’s Band, Charlie Brown, Pica and Sovell, and Alan Wheeler, to name a few. The show ended in a star-filled room as Paul Letofsky played his version of “Stairway to Heaven.” 27 FACETS OF WASHBURN LIFE 28 CALENDAR OF EVENTS August 29 Classes Begin February 1- 2 Millwheels September 5- 9 Welcome Week Sno-Week Dance 7 First Donut Dunk 3 Carnations Delivered 8 Senior Servant Day 10 Twin City Basketball Game Won 9 Dance 11 Energy Break October 7 Homecoming 13-17 President’s Holiday 21-22 Teacher’s Convention 20 Region 5AA Championship Bas- 25 Open House 24 ketball Game Won 26 City Title Won in Football March 2- 4 State Basketball Tournament 27 Choir Concert 11 Semi-Formal 31 Halloween 13 Tri III Begins November 1 Twin City Football Title Won 20-24 Spring Break 9 Orchestra Concert April 11 Pop Concert 11 State Football Championship 19 Senior Banquet Won May 5 Prom 18 Sadie 17 Orchestra Concert 24 Thanksgiving 25 Choir Concert 28 Tri II Begins 29 Memorial Day December 14-15 “Arsenic and Old Lace” June 2 WAHIAN Distribution 16 Winter Boogie 9 Last Day Seniors 21 Winter Music Program 12 Commencement 23 Winter Break Begins 12 All-Night Party January 25 Senior Snow Party 13 Last Day Underclass 30 Snow-Week Begins 30 Roland R. Detapp Principal Howard Straiton Principal To Washburn Students: Thi9 school year, 1977-78, has been a great one. It appropriately has been called the “Spirit” year. The WAHIAN staff has done a remarkable job of gathering materials which reflect and record a sense of the exciting spirit that has prevailed in the halls of Washburn High School this year. May this WAHIAN always remind you of pleasant memories and good feelings of your years at Washburn. Sincerely, Roland R. DeLapp u ADMINISTRATION Charles Elias Assistant Principal MATHEMATICS James Cosgrove Math Concepts Advanced Algebra Math Analysis Burton George Math Concepts Informal Geometry Geometry Lenus Ritter Geometry Advanced Algebra Math Concepts Charles Bader Elementary Algebra Geometry Computer 1 and 2 Wendy Cederholm Discovery Math Advanced Algebra George Sverdrup Math Concepts Math Analysis Calculus Bruce Temte Discovery Math High Track Algebra Trigonometry Math Analysis Frank Ario Philosophy, Current Issues Modern Problem Economics Modern Problem Government Bruce Turnbaugh World History Area Studies Edwin Daniel Advanced Placement U. S. History U. S. History John Eiler U. S. History Roger Cersine Sociology, Current Issues Modern Problem Economics Modern Problem Government 34 SOCIAL STUDIES Cynthia Kelly World History, Area Studies Basic World History Basic Area Studies Louden Schlagel Psychology, Current Issues Modern Problem Economics Modern Problem Government George Wemeier Modern Problem Economics Modern Problem Government U. S. History, Current Issues Allan Wurst U. S. History Basic U. S. History Michael Myers Drivers Education Glen Simonson World History Area Studies 35 Georg Lykken Basic English 10 English 10 Classics Robert Krause Occupational English Garrard Beck Humanities Word Study Drama Basic English 10 English 12 Newswritine Armilla Walsh Advanced Placement English Basic English 12 English 12 Judy Yung Shakespeare Basic English 11 English 11 Robert Wolk English 10 English 11 Novel Bruce Krupnick English 10 Keith Stitzel Expository Writing Basic English 11 English 11 Annette Dahl Folklore Creative Writing 37 SCIENCE k Alan Rasmussen Physics, Chemistry Craig Hermanson Advanced Biology Biology Dennis Henriksen S. M. Chemistry Chemistry Gary Traynor Biology 38 James Colby Physics, Astronomy William Lydell Sophomore Choir Choraliers Girls Choir Music Theory Orchestra Harold Dunn French, Spanish MUSIC FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ralph Burke Spanish ART Joseph Darwich Band Stage Band Exploration Music Guitar Michael Dills German Language Science August Schauer Etching, Senior Studio Jewelry Marlewyn Roeien Jewelry, Painting, Art 39 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Conrad Emerson Phy Ed Electives Phy Ed 10 Nancy Moody Phy Ed Electives Phy Ed 10 David Ruliffson Co-ed Health Michael Orman Phy Ed Electives Phy Ed 10 Sharon Long Phy Ed Electives Phy Ed 10 BUSI 40 Clifford Johnson Shorthand Advanced Shorthand Yetta Cram Consumer Economics Typing, Model Office Mark Gagstetter Wood Cabinet Making David Flugstad Introductive Drafting Architectural Drafting Mechanical Drafting INDUSTRIAL ARTS Curtis Kirschbaum Electronics Radio Equipment Repair Loi Haugerud International Foods Consumer Foods, Flash Foods Child Development Janet Benson Experimental Fabrics, Consumer Clothing Independent Living Chemical Dependancy HOME ECONOMICS Gladys Gudahl Business Machines Typing Gary Krook Introductive Metals Metals Norman Schmidt Typing Business Law Accounting Charles Kemp Dorothy Magnuson SOCIAL WORKERS Pauline I aybourn Charles Smith Toby Burdettee COUNSELORS Edward Swiderski Florence Stickney Karen Sandburg PART-TIME PROFESSIONALS WORK COORDINATORS Mary Wise John Anderson Daynor Weis Janet Bouman SPECIAL EDUCATION Nancy Terry Karen Johnson AIDES Elaine Engelhard France Long June Nelson Billie Person Susan Dimitrie CLERKS Marge Ramstad Helen Magnuson Alvce Simonson LIBRARIANS Hazel Gregory Edwina Carlson Mary Ann Orlowski Valerie Sparrow Health Attendant ENGINEERS COOKS ROW 1: Martin Gavanda, Anna May Carlson, Russell Driggers, Eileen Maddox, Pat Sandin, Florence Bal-Paul Freeberg ROW 2: Robert Bethke, Donald Ellenwood, James linger, Karen Folta Bowen, Thomas Purcell, John McCollough s nifltflflfcrrri Derek Adams Robert Alderson Kally Alevizos Julie Alger Kris Amundson Darcy Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Karl Anderson Michelle Anderson Michelle Andrew Janel Angell David Anton Susan Azemove Kelly Babcock Mohamed Bachelani Cynthia Bachman Ethan Baker David Ballman Timothy Barr Rodney Bayerkohler James Becker Daniel Beeson Margaret Bell Elizabeth Bellefeuille 46 Julie Bendizen Donna Berg Kimberly Bergland Judith Bergstrom Elizabeth Bezat Beverly Bilbro Joseph Birkeli William Bishman Daniel Boedeker Carrie Bradley Mark Bratrud Timothy Broeckel Stephen Broucek Elizabeth Brown Steven Brown Monica Brownrigg Mark Burgess Teresa Burgess Christopher Burns Helen Bush Susan Calvit Thomas Campbell Marlee Carlson Scott Carlson Thomas Carlson Anthony Carpenter William Carter David Casto Karen Chatfield 47 Jon Christianson Jeffery Christman Gregory Comstock Kiara Conners Mary Coulter Christopher Courteau Patricia Crandall Joyce Crowe Tracy Crowson William Crumley Vincent Cruse Pamela Cutrara David Dalland Nicole Darcy Timothy David Timothy Davidson Carolyn Davis Catherine Degiusti Neil Deland Thomas Desautel Darren DesMarais Joseph DeWolfe 4fi Patrick Diffley Cheryl Dornfeld John Doyle Lawrance Doyle Carllise Duke Timothy Dwyer Susan Dyer Kama Eastlund Jeff Eklund Jeffrey Erdahl Michael Erickson Donna Evans John Exiine Bradley Fernholz James Finnegan David Fischer Douglas Fischer Mark Fitzsimmons Benton Ford David Foster Nancy Frederick Mary Friederich Dean Fultz Michael Fusaro 49 Thomas Gaudette Izela Gayle Anthony Geer Shaun Gilchrist Alison Glattly Philip Goeres Daniel Goldberg Molly Gottlieb Andrea Gould Jeffrey Grace Paul Graf Elizabeth Grimm Steven Gronberg Darla Haar Richard Hackel Robert Hagen Jacklyn Hagg Penny Haines Guy Hamilton Ann Hanek Russell Hann James Hanneman Traci Hansen Thomas Harrison 50 Gregory Hawkinson Matthew Hazel Tamara Heath George Heger Mary Heiman Robert Hart Bret Hartley Erlene Heinrich Marie Heistad Ben Heilman Lance Henderson Cherie Henry Michael Hild Peter Hinerman Mary Hirdler Robert Hoch Maria Hoesley I-ouise Hoffman Jacqueline Holme Julie Holtzman Michael Honkanen Katherine Hoye MU William Huttner Joseph Hynes Tina Irgang Clentell Jackson Judi Jackson Wendy Johnson David Jones Linda Jones Stephen Juettner Erik Krason Mark Kreiser Kerri Kuhn Lisa Kyle Patrick Jungers Joseph Kapaun Heidi Keller Sue Kennedy Delane Kornmann Daniel Korzenowski Greg Klinefelter Francine Knighten Lisa Koelfgen Napoleon James Jennifer Jenkins Stephanie Johns Christine Johnson Constance Johnson Curtis Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Paul Johnson Peter Johnson Paul Kielas Mark Klaers Scott Klans Richard Kennerly Ronald Kennerly Michael I«ace Kyle Larson Elizabeth Latterell Gretchen Lee Gregory I-eezer Gloria Lehmann Linda Leistiko Svinar Larsen Amy Larson I aura Larson Kathleen Laska William Lau Kristofcr Leaf Pat Maanum Lynn Madison Amy Madsen Stephanie Mahannah Polly Letofsky Keven I.ewis Daniel Lieb Thomas Lincoln Thomas Lindahl Kristin Lindeman Shannon Link Scott Lofgren Victor London Michael Longman Stephen Longman William Loye Richard Lundgren Ingrit Lung Carla Marcon Cynthia Martin Laura McBeath John McCreary Maria McCusky Daniel McGrath William McLaughlin Mary Mellgren Carol Mellum Thomas Melody Lori Merwin James Meyer Jeffrey Miller Mary Mitchell Kimber Molke Sandra Moore Carol Moosbrugger John Morrice Rachel Morrison Mary Muelken James Murray Andrew Myhre James Myhre Daniel Neitge James Nelson Matthew Neuville Sharon Nolen Barbara Nordin Robert Nordquist Lori Nordstrom 54 Gregory North rup Robin Northrup Melinda Nyberg Daniel Nygren Teresa O’Brien Thomas O’Brien Daniel O'Leary Esti Ollerman Steven Peterson Steven Peterson Jo Ann Pierson Francine Ostrem Theresa Pahl George Papadakis Michael Paterson Debra Patterson Sandra Paulson Thomas Payne Linda Pearson Carol Peterson Donald Peterson Richard Peterson Shelly Peterson Daniel Pratt Scott Prentice Philip Prewett Natalie Proehl David Qualey 55 Rodney Qualle Ann Quinn Joseph Raab Scott Radcliff Barbara Ragan Pauline Raich Ellen Raugust Barbara Raymond Mark Ready Kristine Reimer Beverly Rhines Phyllis Rhines Robert Rice Frederick Richardson Phillip Robinson Scott Rogers Melody Rohe Gregory Romain Michael Routt Kathryn Schouweiler Lynn Schug Denise Schuldt Scott Schulz John Schweitzer w Peter Sampson Laura Sandquist Susan Sanford Susan Saltier Ed Saugestad Patricia Schepers Jeanne Schilz Rochelle Schilz George Scott Theresa Scott Lisa Scully Thomas Seaman Darryl Sellers Jill Scngbush Richard Sheppard Sandra Shields Thomas Shoop Vincent Simondet Dawn Skogman Lisa Skokan 5? Brenda Slettom Susan Smith Shelley Sorensen David Sorteberg Lisa Swanson Amy Swenson Carlene Tate Stephanie Tatum Brian Thompson Gregory Thompson Julie Thompson Julie Thompson Steven Thompson Teresa Thurston Scott Tintes Jessica Tofte Joseph Total 1 Michael Trudeau Gretchen Tuck Nancy Turnbaugh Margaret Spriggs Jacqueline Stamos Cynthia Strawman Mark Sundt Jane Sutton Barbara Swanson Michael Solomonson Christopher Sommers Bryan Sonntag 58 Deborah Van Houten Lisa Vecoli Connie Viens Thomas Vinje Kurt Warn Erick Washington Phillip Washington Carla Webb Barry Von Feldon Joel Waldfogel Elfrida White Christopher Whiting Michael Wickham Jerry Wiggins John Wilbur Lori Willert Preston Williams Cynthia Wright Hanlon Yep John Youngquist Cynthia Zobel 59 o HOW I: R. Lacy, L. Prykman, J. Rleeker, S Lloyd. S. Sandvig, S. JohiMon. HOW 2: M. McNaughton, M. Lincoln, K. Papadakis, J. Kllingen, E Ollerman. HOW 3: K. Hoyt, C. Vie ns. P. Crandall, C. Mixisbrugger HOW 4: K. Reimer, J Chin, C“. Oslund. H. Keller. HOW J. Sleinke, J. Reagan, .1. Jenkins HOW 6: P. Walsh. Advisors Armilln Walsh and Karen Johnson Prompted by the return of Blue Tri last year, Orange Tri was re-introduced for underclass girls. Based on the purpose of community and school service, the girls worked on a number of fundraising and social projects at Washburn. During the year they held a donut dunk, collected for the Santa Anonymous program, and distributed candy canes to the faculty at Christmas time. Orange Tri has made a fine comeback and provided a way for underclass girls to become an integral part of the school and community. ROW 1: V. Pres. P. Walsh. Sec. J. Chin ROW 2: Public Relation R. Lacy, Pres. M. McNaughton 61 ROW 1: V. Pres. J. Wesselman, Pres. J. Murphy. ROW 2: Cabinet Members M. O’Brien. K. Sortc berg After its return last year. Blue Tri continued to serve Washburn and the surrounding community while promoting friendship and involvement amongst themselves. Projects held included a bake sale, rollerskating, decorating halls and caroling at nearby nursing homes. The girls sold white and red carnations in February in honor of St. Valentines Day. Plans for projects to the school included planting new trees on the school grounds and the possibility of painting a mural on one of the basement walls. Advisor Wendy Ccderholm ROW 1: L. Shoop. ROW 2: G. Lutz, C. Thomas. ROW 3: A. Haak, C. Anderson, J. Schifferle. ROW' 4: D. Stamos, M. Cunco, R. Johnson, J. Simonen. ROW 5: S. O’Riley, K. Raugust, M. Q’Brierf, S. Galarneau, A. Galbraith. ROW 6: L. Nygren, J. Mills, E. Evers, J. Murphy, K. Hall. M. Risser. ROW 7: J. Wesselman, E. Nellas, T. Klaers, K. Schluter, L. Larson, L. Crawford, K. Conlon, T. Sengbush, L. Greeman, E. Hazel. 62 ROW 8: K. Crandall, R. Nichols, L. Neifort, V. Norwood, J. Ellis, L. Cunningham, K. Sorteberg, K. Hackel. ROW 9: J. I.eck, M. David, J. Johnson, L. Kellar, M. Williams, K. Gentz, M. Cummings, D. Wade, K. Pirazzini, K. Kennedy, J. Schilz STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor Cliff Johnson ROW 1: Treas. T. Marble, Sec. J. Mady. ROW 2: V. P. Prob. P. Larson, Pres. K. Frykman, V. P. Soc. L. Vossen. ROW 1: E. Brookshire, S. Lloyd. J. Christman, H. Adclsman. ROW 2: P. Palmer. C. Oslund, C. Flanigan, J. McCreary, D. Pratt. ROW 3: T. Coleman, M. Larson. Student Council takes charge of many activities and services at Washburn High School. Lots of planning, preparation, and hard work go into the Student Directory, pepfests, dances, and auditorium shows that are for the student body’s convenience and pleasure. Besides the fun things, the council fought for the discontinuance of the pre-pack nutrition lunch program that was introduced at Washburn this year. They also worked for a student discount ticket for all Washburn athletic events. During the holiday season, Student Council initiated a Thanksgiving food drive and made visits to residents at a nearby nursing home. ROW 1: K. Chatfield, N. Frederick, L. Swanson. ROW 2: J. Sutton. ROW 3: J. Bergstrom, J. Bleeker, K. Cannon, L. Bell, T. Fewer, L. Anderson 63 SPIRIT ROW 1: P. Palmer, J. Marble, K. Kennedy, R. Olson, L. Kellar, K. Kvalsten. ROW 2: J. Schifferle. M. Larson, A. Galbraith, G. Lutz, C. Thomas, C. Anderson, K. Waters, C. Flanigan. K. Crandall. ROW 3: C. Bodger. D. Foster. P. Keller, T. Lean, D. McCreary, L. Pratt, E. Maunsell. J. Ellis, J. Johnson, S. O'Riley. ROW 4: D. Boyd, J. Sutton. V. Norwood, J. Wesselman, L. Kivo, E. Evers, L. Grimm, J. Murphy, S. Galarneau, C. Michael, L. Nygren. ROW 1: S. Einsweiler, S. Sandvig, M. Norris, J. Bleeker, D. Bergstrom. ROW 2: S. Lloyd, C. Lundegaard, S. Price, J. Ellingen, C. Oslund, M. Sovell. ROW 3: J. Dingley, S. Wallace. P. Walsh, A. Kunin, D. Villas, P. I .arson. Advisor Cliff Johnson 64 COMMITTEES A renewed surge of school spirit hit the Miller crowd this year. The Spirit Committees introduced paraphernalia such as class buttons, megaphones, pompons, frisbees, and Miller sweatshirts for students to buy. Rousing pepfests were held at the rocks and clever announcements were heard often in the morning over the PA. The Spirit Committees were fundamental in reinstating interest and enthusiasm among the students and faculty at Washburn. Let’s hear it for school spirit! ROW 1: A. Weber, C. Henry, M. Heiman, J. Pierson, E. Heinrich, D. Kornmann, W. Johnson, A. Rowland. K. Eastlund. ROW 2: J. Alger, R. Lundgren. M. Anderson, S. Smith, N. Turnbaugh, K. Laska, P. Cutrara, B. Ragan. C. Mellum, K. Alevizos. ROW 3: H. Keller, W. Woodbridge, T. Heath, C. Zobel. K. Amundson. R. Tripp. G. Lee. N. Darcy, L. Nordstrom, B. Nordin. ROW 4: A. Swensen, B. Rhines, L. Willert, I. Gayle, A. Larson, K. Lindeman, 6S B. Swanson, L. Merwin, K. Kuhn, S. Sattler. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY An induction ceremony was held in May 1977 for the 73 new members of the National Honor Society. Membership is awarded for academic excellence and involvement in extracurricular school activities. These students were chosen from the top 15 percent of their class. They were expected to maintain a high grade average plus continue participation in outside activities during their senior year at Washburn. This organization has been a part of Washburn since September 1927. Pres. T. Chresand, Treas. D. McCreary, Sec. D. Zahner, V. Pres. K. Sorteberg 66 ROW 1: G. Lutz, J. Schilz, L. Cunningham, C. Komoto, C. Ellingen, A. Haak. ROW 2: L. Shoop, M. Kisser. ROW 3: L. Greeman, C. Bodger, C. Jennings, D. Foster, J. Jallo, J. Powell, A. Mushy, I). Schulz. A. Galbraith. ROW 4: K. Conlon, J. Mady, L. Whitmore, B. Bochert, P. Letofsky, D. Boyd, 'I'. Chresand. J. Wcsselman, K. Kopacek. ROW 1: A. Jenkins, J. Laska, P. Mestenhauser, C. Herridge. ROW 2: G. Reimer, J. Werntz, P. Olson, Advisor Burton George J. Buss, S. Moffatt, S. Sorensen. ROW 1: M. Cuneo, J. Leek, P. Foley, S. Rowland, J. Moosbrugger, M. Werler. ROW 2: K. Sorteberg, J. McLaughlin. F. I esinski, G. Popham, K. Frykman. K. Kaner, D. Dornfeld, R. Teder, K. Pirazzini. ROW 3: L. Larson, T. Fewer, D. McCreary, M. David, K. Kennedy, N. Olive, J. Holtzman, D. Zahner. 67 REACH ROW 1: A. Haak, M. Heiman, C. Oslund, C. Michael (Sec.), M. David (Co-Pres.) P. Palmer (Co-Pres.) S. Rank, M. Johnson, S. Hall. ROW 2: J. Ellis, J. Piga, D. Knoll, C. Bodger, V. Norwood, L. Zenisek, B. Satterberg. ROW 3: Advisor K. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Kemp, S. Davis, P. Knoohuizcn, M. Cummings, K. Sorteberg, K. Pirazzini. ROW 4: L. Greeman, J. Wcsselman, A. Morgan, D. Zahner, K. Krouch, L. I eck, J. Blccker, R. Nichols, J. Murphy Advisor Pauline Laybourn In its second year, the Reach Committee continued to ease the tension for new students at Washburn. Whether it be the incoming sophomores or kids new to the area, Reach was there to help out. Last fall, Reach provided a tour of the school for all interested students. They also sponsored a banquet for the new people. FOREIGN STUDENTS This year Washburn participated in the Student International Service Exchange (SISE) and the American Scandinavian Student Exchange (ASSE) along with the well-known AFS program. The exchange students came from Brazil, Sweden, and Finland. These programs are beneficial because Washburn students get a chance to learn about life in other countries while the foreign students see what living in the United States is like. ROW 1: K. Ljungbcrg ROW 2: P. Fonseca, E. Holmgren, J. Simonen BOY’S STATE Six Washburn students went to St. Olaf College in Northfield in June 1977 to take part in Boys’ State. This is a mock government setting in which 435 boys from all parts of Minnesota learn how state, county, and city government works. 68 D. McCreary, T. Chresand, D. King, K. Frykman, G. Popham, J. Buss DEBATE “Federal Government Should Guarantee Comprehensive Medical Care to All United States Citizens” was the debate topic for this year’s team. The season ran from October to February with practices and meets about twice a week. A Twin City Metro League was started to increase the number of meets held within the immediate Twin City Area high schools. Two students from the Washburn team won trophies for Best Speaker and First Runner up. The team as a whole tied for first place in this league. The debaters received certificates for consolation winners in the Region 5AA finals. J. Waldfogel, T. David, J. Holtzman, J. Wright 69 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Advisor Ronald Rogers This year’s High School Bowl team studied hard and practiced long to prepare for their first game against Richfield. It was a tough match and the final score of the game was Washburn 215, Richfield 295. The game consisted of a series of toss-up and bonus point questions on a wide variety of subjects including an “Economic Rapid Round.” The game was aired on KSTP-TV during November. ROW 1: M. David, I . Rosenbloom. ROW 2: T. Chresand. D. Smith, A. Husby POPLARS Advisor Annette Dahl Poplars is a collection of poetry, prose, and artwork created totally by the students at Washburn. The staff spent many hours after school reading, sorting, selecting, and arranging the pieces into a gratifying publication. Sold and distributed in the spring, Poplars gets its name from the tradition of reading it outside under the poplar trees. ROW 1: P. Palmer, C. Lundegaard, E. Evers. ROW 2: P. Foley, Co-Editors: J. Murphy, T. Gatewood. ROW 3: P. Olson, L. Nichols. V. Norwood. ROW 4: D. McCreary, I). Zahner GRIST EDITORS ROW 1: P. Walsh, C. Lundegaard, K. Youngdahl. ROW 2: S. Lloyd (Illustrator), L. Frykman, P. Mead. ROW 3: J. Holtzman (Photographer). Advisor Garrard Beck Due to difficulties last year, Mr. Beck made a change in the structure of the Grist staff. The newswriting class took over the job of writing articles and doing layouts for the Grist. Amidst clacking typewriters and flying paper, they successfully managed to put out super issues once a month. These kids also organized the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. It was a foot stompin’, fun-filled evening that will long be remembered. Washburn Grist News Washburn High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Volume 54, Number 2 October 28.1977 WRITERS ROW 1: T. Lee, P. Rosenbloom, ROW 2: D. Lundgren, C. Coleman, E. Brookshire, H. Adelsman, J. Bleeker, C. Murray. ROW 3: M. Orfield, L. Bell, M. Lincoln, S. Sandvig, M. Norris, T. Marble, S. Popham, J. Johnson. 71 Every fall the WAHIAN staff vows it will produce the best yearbook Washburn has ever seen. Our staff was no exception. While working toward our conception of an exciting book we saw the school in a unique way. Every day a different aspect of Washburn passed before our eyes. We hope this WAHIAN gives a realistic picture of our school. Only if this was accomplished will everyone have a genuine memory of this year. Many people deserve recognition for their help in bringing this book together. My thanks to the talented staff for their diligence and patience. I am grateful to faculty and administration for their tolerance and cooperation during picture schedules. David Bank Studios took most of the senior pictures and many candids and gave valuable help and advice. A warm thanks to you, Mr. Johnson, for your lively attitude and reassuring spirit. Karl Frykman Karl Frykman, Editor Cliff Johnson. Advisor V. Paul Letofsky, Photographer Dan McCreary. Head Photographer Duane Anderson. Photographer 72 Barb Bochert, Sophomores Sue Galarneau. Juniors Dave Zahner, Copy Editor Jeannie Murphy, layout Editor Dave King, Sports Editor WAHIAN 1978 Paula Palmer, Womens Sports Hick Roth, Men's Sports 73 DECA HOW 1: S. Johnson, S. Shult, B. Richter, A. Flescher, T. Midboe, S. Melton. ROW 2: J. Sheetz, C. Jacobsen, D. Hill, D. Whitmire, M. Kispert, J. Thompson. ROW 3: S. Mortensen, S. Von Felden, D. DesMarais. D. Neuville. J. Hanson. D. Hendey. ROW 4: S. Heger. K. W'eegman, C. Miller, J. Smith. G. Gillette. The Office Education Association (OEA) is a program aimed at developing and increasing student leadership, sociability, competition and vocational competence in office occupations. OEA includes professional, fund raising, service and social activities. Through co-op office program and Model Office, students experience and learn first hand what work in an office is really like. OEA Advisor Janet Bouman Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is designed to interest students in careers of marketing, management, and merchandising. The class is composed of seniors who compete in district and state leadership conferences to be judged on their academic and job related skills. At breakfast meetings guest speakers discussed career opportunities with the co-op students. 74 ROW 2: S. Arneson, M. Pierson. T. Sengbush. K. Kloster, E. Evers. ROW 2: K. Staples, K. Gentz, M. Williams, E. Papadakis, K. Burns. ROW 3: L. Givens, L. Selstad, J. Wiggins, J. N esse I. K. Hackel, M. Right, E. Hazel. ROW 4: J. Raymond, J. Elstrom, S. Cook, S. Holman. K. Krouch, D. Wade, G. Carr, S. Scarver, A. Pahl. M. Skay. ROW 5: A. Stumme, J. Dreon, E. Schall, L. Curry, B. Dingley. Advisors Yetta Cram and Gladys Gudahl EQUIPMENT AIDES STAGE CREW ROW I: C. Ostlund, J. Naeseth, M. Carlile. ROW 2: S. Sorensen, J. Otlo, A. Rogers, S. Mortensen. ROW 3: K. Weegman. AV CREW ROW 1: Mgr. D. Hcnriksen, J. Ranum. ROW 2: J. Mady. K. Waters. ROW 1: J. Hale, K. I ewis, L. Pearson. ROW 2: R. Pierson, R. I.undgren, P. Palmer, D. Adams, A. Geer, Advisor R. Geary. 75 CHORALIERS ROW 1: M. O'Brien, M. Heistad, J. Wesselman. C. Glattly, C. Johnson. ROW 2: L. Frykman. S. Froiland, R. Nichols, C. Murray, J. Moosbrugger, S. Rowland. ROW 3: J. Ellingen. J. Swenson. J. Ellis, M. Andrew. M. LincolnvL. Kcllar, L. Latterell. ROW 4: J. Leek, J. Johnson, S. Fahey. D. McKellit), K. Sateren, S. Erickson. K. Sorteberg, K. Pirazzini Director William Lydell ROW 1: P. Rosenbloom, A. Wheeler, T. Lee, D. Voigt- ROW 2: C. Brown. J. Powell, G. Johnson. J. Otto, R. Zelinsky. ROW 3: J. McLaughlin, J. Diehl, S. Davis, R. Lutes, J. Buss, D. Lohman 76 ROW 1: Treas. P. Rosenbloom, Sec. M. O’Brien. ROW 2: Pres. K. Sorteberg, V. Pre. J. Powell. An excellent assemblage of singing talents formed Washburn’s six choral groups. They entertained at school concerts and in the community during the year. Jazz singers and Madrigals are smaller groups of students within Chora-liers. They experimented with Spanish, Hebrew, and German music. All of these groups appeared on WCCO-TV in the late fall. Girl’s Choir worked with many types of music including Aleatory, in which each person sings notes by chance. Golliards is a smaller group within Girls’ Choir that practiced after class. As a preparatory group, the Sophomore Singers learned and reviewed the fundamentals of choral singing. HOW 1: L. Anderson, C. Gersdorf, J. Steinke, K. I awson, L. Cutter. ROW 2: M. Mahoney, C. Brunsbcrg. K. Almquist, A. Wyckoff, M. Harn. K. Kloster. ROW 3: C. Anderson, J. Stake, S. Mitby, K. Samuelson, K. Kvalsten, G. I.ieb. ROW 4: R. Vossen, S. Conrad, K. Siegel, B. Heard, R. Goodman, A. Phillips All the Washburn choir students participated in “Carolers on the QT,” a new idea started this year. Students went downtown during the holiday season and sang carols on the Mall mini buses. ROW 1: V. Pres. J. Stake. Pres. S. Peterson. ROW 2. Treas. C. Jennings. Sec. S. Einswciler ROW 1: A. Styrbicki, M. Springer, T. Toohey, E. Brookshire, S. Rank. ROW 2: R. Harn, N. Knnuff, C. Urbanek, S. Einswciler. ROW 3: B. Satterberg, C. .Jennings, S. Peterson, S. Wallace, M. Graff 77 SOPHOMORE SINGERS HOW 1: C. Johnson, H. Hush, .1. Angell. A. Weber, I,. Swanson. P. Letofsky, J. Stamos. ROW 2: I). Patterson, K. Schouweilcr, S. Kennedy, J. Pierson. K. Chatfield, S. Calvit. L. l-eistiko. ROW 3: R. Hann, R. Schilz, I). Haor, N. Metz, S. I arscn, B. Nordin, J. Alger. ROW 4: A. Swenson, C. Mellum, I). DesMarais, T. Barr. W. McUuighlin. J. Thompson, M. Spriggs. M. Hoesley GOLLIARDS ROW 1: C. Glattly, K. Pirazzini, R. Zelinsky, J. Otte, J. Swenson. M. Heis-tad. ROW 2: C. Brown, S. Davis, L. Kellar, J. Johnson, S. Fahey, J. Buss, A. Wheeler MADRIGALS ROW 1: S. Mitby, E. Brookshire, S. Einsweiler, C. Urbunek. ROW 2: M. Mahoney, K. Samuelson. J. Stake, S. Peterson. ROW 3: R. Goodman. C. Jennings, K. Siegel, S. Wallace JAZZ SINGERS 78 ROW 1: R. Jones, R. Nichols, C. Johnson, P. Rosenbloom, C. Murray, D. Voigt. ROW 2: T. Lee, J. Moosbrugger, S. Erickson, G. Johnson. ROW 3: R. Olson, K. Sortebcrg, J. Powell, K. Sateren, J. Ellis, D. Lohmun ROW 1: M. Wittmer. M. Groth, E. Cafarelli. ROW 2: K. Youngdahl, P. Calvit, S. Moffatt. D. Cross, T. Rustad, D. Boyd. ROW 3: D. Pederson. D. Pikal. I). Shulz, C. Gustafson, A. Husby ORCHESTRA STAGE AND DIXIE ROW 1: T. Rustad, M. Groth. D. Cross. ROW 2: D. Pikal. D. Boyd. ROW 3: D. Pedersen. A. Husby The Stage and Dixie Bands concentrated on jazz and dixie styles of music. These two groups held a concert of their own that was filled with dixie, pop, rock, and big band sounds. The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Lydell, brought symphonies, ballet, and classical music into Washburn. They performed at school concerts and at special events in the community. ROW 1: See. A. Wyckoff, L. Sieber, J. DcWolfe, S. Froiland, C. Bradley. ROW 2: A. Morgan,.). Gayle, J. Tofte, B. Swanson, M. Tate, Pres. M. Roesslcr ROW 1: L. Zeniaek, S. Heidelberg. S. Shields. ROW 2: N. Deland, S. Holman, ROW 1: R. Simpson, T. Bloomquist, C. Tate. S. Smith, S. Johnson. ROW 2: M. Dullum. B. Winkels S. Carlson. Treas. D. Lohman, V. Pres. J. Powell _ ROW 1: E. Cafarelli, K. Olson, J. Angell, M. Groth, A. Northwick, M. Gronseth, D. Bredcnberg, J. Exline, D. Korsenowski. ROW 2: K. Youngdahl, T. Rustad, D. Boyd, D. Evers, I). Cross, L. Bell, K. Bishir, C. Thomas. ROW 3: .1. Diehl, C. Jennings. C, Gustafson, A. Husby, S. Genrich, P. Diffley, C. Corteau, P. Mestenhauser, M. David The 1978 Marching Band showed its talent and enthusiasm by playing songs like “Rocky,” “The Coca ColaTheme, “EI-cumbanchero,” and our own Washburn School Song at pepfests, football, and basketball games. They introduced a new spiral marching formation which was the highlight of the halftime shows. The twelve member drill team also added to the halftime entertainment with their flag twirling routines. ROW 1: J. Rogers, J. Werntz. ROW 2: M. Plachy, Majorette L. Keliar, M. Fitzsimmons, D. Pedersen. J. Otte MARCHING BAND ROW 1: Librarian A. Racklund, Uniforms M. Cuneo. ROW 2: Uniforms C. Rllingen, Treas., Sr. Hop. D. Boyd. Jr. Rep. I). Pedersen, See. C. Thomas. ROW 3: Librarian W. Sampson, V. Pres. J. Werntz, Pres. L. Larson Director Joseph Darwich ROW 1: L. Ulseth. K. Peterson, W. Sampson. ROW 2: K. Raugust, M. Rohe, L. Nichols, L. Larson. J. Jackson. P. Harty, M. Jeffrey. A. Baeklund, L. Schug. ROW 3: M. Cuneo. P. Haines, M. Abraham. J. Youngquist, R. Northrup, K. Johnson, P. Walsh, C. Ellingen. ROW 4: M. Johnson, R. Morrison, L. Kivo, J. Blecker, L. Nash, C. Wood, T. Johnson, M. Herum, F. Richardson ROW 1: H. Bush, S. Johnson. S. Smith, L. Anderson, C. Gersdorf. ROW 2: J. Murphy, K. Samuelson. R. Goodman. J. Johnson, I,. Gerholz, P. Crandall ROW 1: E. Maunsell, M. Dullum, D. Carlson, A. Hall. D. Haley. ROW 2: M. Mahoney, S. Klug, A. Galbraith. N. Turnbaugh, K. Waters. The Millermates were kept busy performing for pepfests, halftime shows, auditoriums, and Millwheels. With new choreography and costumes, the girls danced to songs like “Sophisticated Lady,” “25 or 6 to 4,” and “Theme from Rocky.” At a pepfest early in the year, the normally high kicking ladies did a bit of knee stepping in an original costume that created the illusion of short legged munchkins. The Millermates highlighted their year with a performance in the Minneapolis Aquatennial. 82 MILLERMATES 83 ROW 1: T. Sengbush, C. Peterson, T. Marble, S. I«eslie. ROW 2: M. O’Brien, L. Hazel. M. Lincoln, B. Tillemans, P. Bennett CHEERLEADERS An enthusiastic group of 20 cheerleaders were on hand at football, basketball, wrestling, soccer, and hockey games to cheer our 77 -78 Mighty Millers to victory. For the first time since 1971, guy cheerleaders were back on the scene at Washburn. This addition to the usually all girls’ squad enabled them to expand their cheering abilities. The hours of practice showed through to all, as fans were dazzled by flips, twists, and towering pyramids. The cheerleaders introduced new cheers such as Boogaloo, We’ve Got Soul, and One Big Fight. Advisor Cliff Johnson ROW 1: T. Toohey, K. Kennedy, R. Olson. I,. Zenisek, R. Zelinsky, L. Curry, J. Stake, C. Herridge. ROW 2: D. Zahner, J. Marble, L. Pratt, M. Norris, J. McLaughlin, J. Ellingen. ROW 3: M. Sovell. C. Brown, S. Davis, M. Aubrecht 85 Mary Abeln taanne Ackerman Heidi Adelsman Heriberto Aguilar Linda Anderson Timothy Anderson Victoria Anderson Gwendolyn Antoun Mark Alevizos Nancy Alexander Ruth AUenson Todd Appel Nazir Bagha James Bahr Carol Baldwin Jeffry Becker Lisa Bell Gladys Bennett Linda Bennett Kris Bergly Desiree Bergstrom Erik Bcrgum Lance Berwald Scott Bowman Paul Boylen Michael Boyles Don Brcdenberg 88 Erin Brookshire John Brown Stuart Brown Tamara Brown Judy Burgess Susan Burgwald Diana Buss David Buzard Elizabeth Cafarelli Philip Callahan Beverly Campbell Kevin Cannon Susan Carter Lawrence Case Eric Chellen Kimberly Cherry Karen Commerford Timothy Conkright Susan Conrad Camille Covert 89 David deCastro Teresa DeGiusti Louis Dehner Tamara Delong Marie Denholm James Diehl Joyce Dingley Brent Dobbins Sara Dombrowski Jacqueline Dornfeld Robert Doty James Douglas Mary Dullum Jean Ellingen Kimberly Ellingson Glen Ellis Kim Erickson David Evers Scott Everson Paul Evingson Phoebe Dahlquist Linda Davenport Cynthia Davidson Ann Dyer Tracy Ecoff John Eggers Sheila Einsweiler James Eklund Herman Crowson Leah Cutter Kevin Czech Timothy Dagoberg 90 'r 44? Suzanne Fletcher Kristy Floback Girard Fox Sheila Fahey Michael Fewer Joseph Fimon Barbara Flanigan Shelleye Frazier Alesia Friederich Laura Frykman Deirdre Gatewood Steven Genrich I aurella Gerholz John Ghizoni Michael Gibson Melissa Gjerde Ruth Goodman Laurie Grady Margaret Graff Anne Grimm 91 Joanell Hanson Michelle Harn Rochelle Harris Kelly Hart Bernadette Heard Suzanne Heidelberg Kelly Heimbecker Mary1 Herum Wallace Hicks John Hild Jorge Hill Michael Hill Vincent Hirdler Julianne Hodge Tracy Horan Joanne Hunt Cecilia Huss Bonnie Hyndman 92 Matthew Iwen Stacey Jackson Martha Jeffrey Jill Jenkins Alan Johnson Cindy Johnson Paula Johnson Sandra Johnson Sharon Johnson Shelley Johnson Sue Johnson Stacy Johnston Rebecca Jones Robert Jones Shaun Jones Vincent Jones Michael Jungers Joan Kane Craig Johnson Craig Johnson Judy Johnson Keith Johnson Safi • Kyle Johnson Mary Johnson 93 Scott Kavoukjian Terry Keith Deidre Kemp Gregory Kiesling Michael Kivo Kaye Kloster Susan Klug Nancy Knauff David Knoll Paul Knooihuizen Lydia Kolesar Lori Komoto Zane Kornmann Elizabeth Krogseng Arthur Krueger Ruth Lacy Leslie Lair Timothy Lalonde Jill Larson Peter Larson Robert Larson Anthony Lawrence Elizabeth Lawson Chris Lebourgeois Terry Lee Libby Lehnherr Gretchen Lieb Mary Lincoln Craig Lindgren Stephanie Lloyd 94 David Lohman John Longman Timothy Longman ioaeph Lukens Dean Lumbar Christian Lundegaard David Lundgren John Lupori Ronald Lutes Nathan Lutz Brian Machacek Theresa Marble Todd Markuson Thomas Markwardt Jeffrey Maddox Carla Madsen Julie Madsen Mary Mahoney Steven Marsh Adrian ne Matthews John Maunaell William Mavity Monica McNaughton Pamela Mead Lisa Melville John Michael Ladd Mayes Mark McGee James McGuire Patrick McGuire Susan Mclnnis Deidre McKellin Patrick McNamer 95 % Paul Michelsen Suzanne Mitby Paul Moe Larry Molke Maurice Moore Vincent Moore Susan Moosbrugger Robert Murphy Charlotte Murra, Paul Mykkeltvedt Lynnette Nash Catherine Nehotte Donald Neifert Andrea Nellas Julie Nessel Paul Morrill Olaf Mortensen Craig Morton Alan Mure Allyson Morgan Laurie Nichols Thomas Nicklow David Norby Jeffrey Norlin Michele Norris Kevin Northrop Scott Northrop Andrew Northwick Patty Norton David Nussbaum Bridget O’Brien Thomas O’Shea Clarence Odash John Ohl Kimball Olson Kathrine Orcutt Myron Orfield Catherine Oslund Mathew Ostrem Joseph Otte Michael Owens Scott Palmer Effy Papadakis Robert Patnode David Pedersen Mary Persons Carol Peters Karen Peterson Paul Pettersen Pamela Phifer Ann Phillips Julie Picha Richard Pierson Pamela Pietig David Pikal Karl Pohlmann Robert Popehn Stephanie Popham Sonja Premack Stephen Preston Sarah Price Beth Proctor David Quinn Mary Ragan 97 Jacqueline Rains Douglas Ranney Judy Ranum Jon Rasmussen Paul Rasmussen Simone Raze Bradley Ronhovde Philip Rosenbloom Patricia Russell Thomas Rustad Kevin Sample Kristin Samuelson Susan Sandvig Victor Sanford Amy Rogers Ann Romano Caroline Saunders David Saunders Robert Schlink Dale Schroeck Jill Reagan Jani Rhines William Richardson James Robinson 98 Dana Smith Elette Smith Karen Siegel Robin Simington V %m Bernard Schulte Marquita Scott Anne Shriver Liesle Sieber Brian Simondet Paul Simonsen Kelly Skahen Brenda Smalley Joel Spec tor Mary Springer John Steffer Janet Steinke Thomas Stratton Ann Stumme John Stumme Ann Styrbicki 99 Kristin Swanson Patrick Swift Parnell Sylvester .Joel Carl Richard Taylor Todd Tedford Suellen Thomas Tammy Toohey Francis Tucker Eric Ulrich Katherine Urbanek Peter Vader Daniel Villas David Voigt Rebecca Vossen Jeffery Thurston Robert Tieman Barbara Tillemans Paul Van Valkenburg Mark Vaughn Steven Viens John Wagner Jon Wagner Janus Walczak Susan Wallace Patricia Walsh Michelle Ward Sara Ward Julie Wessling Joan Wetherall Alan Wheeler David Warder Michael Weeks John Wheeler Benjamin Wiberg Don Williams Scott Wilson Anthony Winkels Colleen Wisnom Sara Wolk Catherine Wood MINNEAPOLIS CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TWIN CITY CHAMPIONS STATE CHAMPIONS err The “Mighty Millers” of Washburn, after being rated only fourth in the city conference at the beginning of the year, won its second State Championship in six years. The Millers rallied from a ten point deficit at half time to defeat Roosevelt for the city title. The Millers were launched into the state playdowns after crushing a highly favored St. Thomas team in the Twin City Championship. Edging Lake Conference rival Richfield in the state semi-findH, Washburn went on to pummel top-ranked Stillwater, shutting them out for the first time in five years. ROW 1: B. Simondet. J. Wagner, K. Sample, L. Riley. B. Yates, R. Cann, V. Jones, B. Yates. ROW 2: L. Mayes, L. Molke, M. Vaughn, K. Cannon, A. Mure, S. Moffatt, G. Ellis, Capt. M. Pierson. M. Iwcn, M. Wittmer. ROW 3: D. Anderson, T. Coleman, Capt. F. Lesinski, Coach Lansing, Mgr. K. Kaner, Coach Wcmeier, Coach Orman, Coach Sutton, S. Bowman, R. Roth, D. Quinn. ROW 4: D. Hart, T. Longman, D. Dornfcld, B. Schulte, D. Ranney, Capt. L. Vossen, J. Longman, J. Brown, M. Owens, S. LaBahn. ROW 5: M. Gronseth, R. Lutes, B. Machucek, D. Williams, K. Frykman, A. Northwick, K. Johnson, D. King, Capt. D. Porter, C. Vrooman, R. Jones. VARSITY FOOTBALL First in Conference Record: 11 wins - 0 losses Washburn 42 Henry 6 Washburn 39 West 6 Washburn 20 South 8 Washburn 13 Southwest 8 Washburn 7 Edison 6 Washburn 14 Central 0 Washburn 36 North 18 Washburn 14 Roosevelt 10 Twin City Game Washburn 26 St. Thomas 7 State Playoff Game Washburn 3 Richfield 10 (OT) State Championship Washburn 13 Stillwater 0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Fourth in Conference Record: 4 wins - 2 losses Washburn 0 Roosevelt 12 Washburn 30 West 0 Washburn 28 Marshall-U 8 Washburn 26 Southwest 6 I Washburn 6 Edison 12 Washburn 30 Central 6 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The sophomore football team, as they found out all too soon, were in a highly competitive conference this year. Throughout the year the team exhibited the talent to excel, but lacked the intangible factor needed to unite. A team’s record can’t accurately describe a season, the attitude of the team is the most important factor. Their strong morale, not their record, proved that they were indeed winners. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Sixth in Conference i Record: 2 wins 6 losses Washburn 0 Roosevelt 7 Washburn 8 West 14 Washburn 45 South 8 Washburn 12 Southwest 26 | Washburn 12 Edison 39 Washburn 0 Central 14 Washburn 8 Henry 21 Washburn 16 North 0 ROW 1: T. O’Brien, B. Hartly, R. Bayerkohler, C. Holland, M. Longman. G. Northrup, R. Hackel. ROW 2: D. Goldberg, S. Prentice, B. Carter, S. Peterson, S. Thompson, J. Morris, D. McGrath, J. Eklund. ROW 3: Coach Turnbaugh, P. Jungers, P. Goeres. I). Qualey, D. Pratt, J. Christman, J. Arneson, Coach Nelson. ROW 4: T. Bahr, J. McCreary, J. Schweitzer, S. Gilchrist, J. Total, E. Branch, S. Longman, T. Gaudette. W7 With last year’s setbacks in mind, this year’s volleyball team bumped its way through a season of triumphs. VOLLEYBALL Although they started slowly, the team made many improvements and ended their season with only one loss in the last six conference games. ROW 1: E. Holgren, J. Bergstrom, E. Papadakis, J. Mady, K. Urbanek, S. Peterson, K. Chatfield. ROW 2: C. Webb. L. Lair, I. Lung. Coach Hoffron, B. Vossen. L. Vecoli, M. Abeln 108 ROW 1: W. Haug, S. Johnson, J. Mady, K. Adams, L. Anderson, J. Bergstrom. ROW 2: Mgr. J. Johnson, L. Larson. M. Abeln, B. Vossen, S. Sorenson, Coach Long Volleyball is a sport that demands disciplined and strong individuals. With these and help from their new coach Heffron, the team mastered its skills to end the season with a record of thrilling victories. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Tied for Fifth in Conference Record: 7 wins - 6 losses Washburn 0 Southwest 2 Washburn 2 Blake 0 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 0 Cooper 2 Washburn 2 North 1 Washburn 1 South 2 Washburn 2 Edison 0 Washburn 2 West 1 Washburn 2 Central 0 Washburn 0 Henry 2 Washburn 2 Brooklyn Center 0 Washburn 2 Humboldt 0 Region Meet Washburn 0 Fridley Grace 2 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Fourth in Conference Record: 8 wins - 4 losses Washburn 0 Washburn 2 Washburn 2 Washburn 0 Washburn 2 Washburn 2 Washburn 2 Washburn 1 Washburn 2 Washburn 0 Washburn 2 Washburn 2 Southwest Blake Roosevelt Cooper North South Edison West Central Henry Brooklyn Center Humboldt OOICOMOO-MOOM 1 VARSITY SOCCER Record: 11 wins • 6 losses - 3 ties Washburn 1 Park Cottage Grove 1 Washburn 5 Simley 1 Washburn 2 Prior I,ake 0 Washburn 3 Balke 1 Washburn 4 Coon Rapids 3 (20T) Washburn 5 Breck 1 Washburn 1 Richfield 3 Washburn 0 Kennedy 4 Washburn 1 Eisenhower 0 Washburn 4 West 3 Washburn 1 Simley 1 Washburn 1 Anoka 0 Washburn 1 Hastings 3 Washburn 0 Minnehaha 0 Washburn 1 Jefferson 2 Washburn 3 West 0 Washburn 1 Coon Rapids 2 Washburn 5 Prior Lake 0 Washburn 3 Simley 0 State Playoffs Washburn 1 Jefferson 2 In only its second major year, the soccer team has grown to be the second largest participation sport at Washburn. The added players were welcomed graciously and utilized gratefully. Playing very well against some of the premiere teams in the state, Washburn was itself highly rated. They prepared themselves for a difficult game against an excellent Bloomington Jefferson squad. The game was closely matched but the Millers were edged out. With added participation and the extremely high team spirit, soccer should continue to be a winning and growing sport at Washburn. ROW 1: J. Steffer, B. Bishman, B. Winkels, M. Wyberg, G. Papadakis, T. Winkels, T. Dagoberg, D. Hoch, P. Harmon, T. Keith, T. Vinje, S. Carlson. ROW 2: B. Micheals. B. Corteau, K. Olson, S. Schulz, D. Korzenowski, R. Hoch, J. Myhre, T. Lincoln, D. Niefert, C. Gustafson, D. Sortebcrg, S.Aubrecht.S. Radcliff, I). Voigt. ROW 3: Coach Ritter, Coach Ario, N. Lutz, D. Harding, B. Hagen, P. Johnson, P. McNamar, J. HO Youngquist, T. David, N. Bagha, P. I-arson, B. Larson, T. Mark ward t, P. Kesling. ROW 4: S. Wyberg, M. Boyles, P. Myhre, B. Ford, B. Bastien, K. Larson, J. Taatjes, D. Schulz, J. Medin, T. Nicklow, P. Petterson, M. Fewer, J. Parsons, C. Anderson, J. Sutton. WOMEN’S TENNIS Don’t let the women’s tennis record fool you! They say you can’t judge a book by its cover, and they’re right. Just look inside the front page and you’ll find Julie Ruder had the copyright to third place in the State Championship. Doubles team Marisa Cuneo and Mary Werler grabbed sixth. The rough draft for next year promises to be another best seller! WOMEN'S TENNIS Tied for Second in Conference Record: 6 wins - 6 losses Washburn 5 Central 0 Washburn 4 Southwest 1 Washburn 2 Breck 3 Washburn 1 Edina 4 Washburn 5 Edison 0 Washburn 2 Stillwater 3 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 3 Washburn 2 Blake 3 Washburn 2 West 3 Washburn 5 South 0 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 5 Henry 0 Sectional Meet Washburn 5 Marshal!-U 0 Washburn I Blake 4 ROW 1: P. Harty, L. Ashwell. M. Neitgc. K. Molke.J. Ruder, K. Lloyd. ROW 2: E. Bezat. A. Mavity, B. Campion. K. Youngdahl. M. Cuneo. ROW 3: Coach Moody, E. Ollerman, N. Parsons, L. King. D. McKellen, M. Werler. Ill Known throughout the area as perennial contenders, the women’s swim team used its winning recipe to scratch up another tremendous record. Varied measurements of determination, coordination, style, power, and spirit mixed a tasty dessert for Washburn. Sprinkled with confidence, the team hightened their tangy victories. The team’s elegance did not end with the regular season but came to a piquant conclusion in the state competition. The relay team made an impressive showing while Lori Rice placed twenty-third in diving and Susie Heidelberg won second in the 200 and fifth in the 500 yard medley. WOMEN'S SWIMMING Tied for First in Conference Second in Region Washburn 54 Southwest 51 Washburn 131 Roosevelt 39 Washburn 139 South 24 Washburn 71 Marshall-U 12 Washburn 59 Henry 24 Washburn 120 Central 47 Washburn 104 Edison 68 Washburn 101 West 91 Washburn 85 Southwest 85 WOMEN’S SWIMMING ROW I: I,. Thompson. B. Glattley, B. Brown, J. Nellas, L. Morrill, C. Marble. ROW 2: P. Kane, K. I eck, P. Henderson, M. Hog berg, L. Kos, I.. .Johnston, C. Morrill, M. Mellgren. ROW 3: L. Larson, C. McLaughlin, M. '1'ate, S. Heidell erg, G. I.eib, M. Maunsell. H. Swanson, L. Pearson, M. Beetsh. ROW 4: Coach Baumgartner, T. Wheeler, .J. Larson, E. Anderson, S. Mclnnis, I.. Rice, K. Youngdahl, C. Saunders, Capt. S. Fleming, Capt. J. Stake. ROW 5: Coach .Jenkins, L. Buchan, A. 113 Nellas, H. Marsh, .J. Sutton, B. Lau, C. Robertson. D. Huges, S. Wright, M. Johnston, B. Pratt. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY The Washburn harriers won their first five meets of the year by impressive margins before being defeated by a powerful Southwest squad. Fired up by their loss, the harriers charged over Edison. Not contented to slow down, they went on to take a respectable fourth place in the region meet. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Second in Conference Fourth in Region V-AA Record: 7 wins - 1 loss Washburn 20 North 44 Washburn 20 South 44 Washburn 29 Roosevelt 40 Washburn 18 West 44 Washburn 28 Henry 29 Washburn 39 Southwest 19 Washburn 16 Central 39 Washburn 29 Edison 36 ROW 1: M. Bratrud. D. Herridge, D. Lumbar, D. Neitge, G. I«ee, J. Dullum, F. Richardson. ROW 2: M. Hild, B. Murphy, M. Bateson, D. Gross, I). Lumbar. D. Lee, C. Anderson. ROW 3: J. Oman, P. Kellar, D. Foster. M. Ostrem, R. Teiman, A. Kunin, M. Trautman, D. Wagner, Coach Holmes. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY First in Conference Record: 9 wins 0 losses REGION V - A A MEET Regina 47 Benilde-St. Margarets 65 Southwest 91 Washburn 96 Park Center 148 Edison 159 Henry 167 Osseo 215 Fridley Grace 258 Fridley 260 Central 341 South 347 Roosevelt 371 North 398 West 550 ROW 1: E. Brown, C. Johnson, C. Dornfeld, P. Letofsky, J. Dornfeld. A. Haak. ROW 2: Coach Gagstettcr, M. Heiman, M. Brownrigg, F. Ostrexn, C. Herridgc. N. Hogberg, J. Leek WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ,4I thought we had a very good team right from the beginning,” commented Captain Cindy Herridge. This observation proved to be correct for the women’s cross country team. Placing third in a tournament that included many of the premiere teams in the state, the girls went on to win the conference title. Led by conference - “Coach of the Year,” the team advanced to fourth in Region V. VARSITY HOCKEY Third in Conference Record: 12 wins - 7 losses - 2 ties WA 3 Lindberg 7 WA 2 Irondale 1 WA 3 Cretin 2 WA 9 Minnetonka I WA 3 Grand Forks Central 2 WA 5 Grand Forks Red River 6 WA 3 Kennedy 2 WA 5 Lincoln OT 6 WA 14 North 1 WA 6 Central 0 WA 10 West 2 WA 8 Edison 0 WA 7 Southwest 2 WA 8 South 6 WA 5 Henry 2 WA 3 Roosevelt OT 3 WA 1 Southwest 6 WA 4 South 6 WA 2 Roosevelt OT 2 WA 3 Henrv 5 WA 3 REGION Blake 4 With a highly talented veteran group of players, the hockey squad went into the season with high hopes of attaining a State Tournament birth. The season began with a non-conference schedule, which was highlighted by a trip to Grand Forks, North Dakota. The team split the two game trip against the defending North Dakota co-champions, but more importantly they came home with a “team” attitude. Led by leading scorer, Captain Nick Olive, the team showed their new spirit by knocking down their first seven conference opponents and tying Roosevelt in overtime. Unfortunately, for the rest of the season, their best shot was only a tie, despite out shooting their opponents in nearly every game. The squad went into the regional play offs determined to equal the achievement of the other Miller teams. Taking a 3-0 lead in the third period against Blake, they relaxed ever so slightly, and their dreams were shattered 4-3 at the hands of an inexperienced but explosive team. ROW 1: Capt. J. Sutton. R. Roth, M. Boyles. R. Erdall. J. Cooney, M. Christman. R. Yates, D. Neitge, D. Peterson. ROW 2: Mgr. K. Kaner, P. Myhre B. Yates, M. Trautman, S. Moffatt, Capt. P. Harmon, C. Vrooman, M. Carlson, I). Dornfeld, Capt. J. Prola, Capt. N. Olive, J. Hall, D. 117 Lumbar, Coach Noble The JV squad continued its total dominance of the Minneapolis Conference by capturing its fourth straight city title and third straight Twin-City title. In his fourth season as coach, Mr. Jocketty built up his brilliant conference record to 45-1-2. Many of the members of the squad played well enough to see action with the varsity squad. With a great season under their belt, next year’s varsity team has great promise. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY First in Conference Twin-City Champions Record: 18 wins - 2 losses - 1 tie Washburn 2 Lindbergh 2 Washburn 5 Irondale 2 Washburn 9 Cretin 0 Washburn 6 Minnetonka 2 Washburn 3 Elk River 2 Washburn 1 Kennedy 2 Washburn 1 Lincoln 4 Washburn 10 North 0 Washburn 20 Central 0 Washburn 23 West 1 Washburn 8 Pkiison 1 Washburn 4 Southwest 0 Washburn 9 South 3 Washburn 7 Henry 1 Washburn 8 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 5 Southwest 4 Washburn 14 South 1 Washburn 6 Henry 4 Washburn 9 Roosevelt 0 St. Paul Washburn 7 Johnson 2 ROW 1: R. Patnode, J. Haug. R. Yates. D. Peterson. J. Christman, J. Myhre, M. Christman, K. Leaf ROW R. Roth, D. Neitge, D. Lumbar, D. Pratt, Mgr. K. Kaner 2: Coach Jocketty, S. Moffatt. D. Dornfeld, WOMEN’S JV BASKETBALL ROW 1: M. Schaper, N. Evers, Capt. J. Bergstrom, L. Hoffman, M. Heiman, C. Strawman. J. Hagg. ROW 2: Coach Griffith, S. Gjerset, Capt. E. King, M. Spriggs, C. Cunningham, M. Muelken, E. Campion. Mgr. S. Saltier WOMEN’S JV BASKETBALL Fifth in Conference Record: 9 wins - 8 losses Washburn 14 Central 23 Washburn 29 Golden Valley 21 Washburn 32 Edison 42 Washburn 20 Roosevelt 12 Washburn 18 North 45 Washburn 20 South 23 Washburn 39 Henry 23 Washburn 35 West 24 Washburn 30 Southwest 13 Washburn 28 Central 38 Washburn 18 Edison 30 Washburn 34 Roosevelt 28 Washburn 23 North 38 Washburn 44 West 21 Washburn 22 South 27 Washburn 37 Henry 26 Washburn 31 Southwest 25 Washburn 26 Brady 20 119 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL The women’s varsity basketball team, dropping the season opener by only one point, went on to wrap up a successful year. Working with mostly underclassmen, the team fought for many hard earned victories. With most of the girls returning and an extremely talented junior varsity coming up, it is safe to say the caliber of girls basketball at Washburn is definitely on the upswing. ROW 1: M. Cuneo. S. Johnson, Capt. W. Haug, J. Reeve, K. Conlon. ROW 2: S. Sorenson, M. Abeln, L. Hart, B. Vossen, Coach Long, Mgr. J. Johnson, L. Buchan, A. Lundeen, T. Crowson, M. Weaver 120 'V WOMEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Tied for Fourth in Conference Record: 6 wins • 12 losses Washburn 38 Central 39 Washburn 24 Golden Valley 49 Washburn 34 Edison 23 Washburn 31 Roosevelt 48 Washburn 24 North 64 Washburn 43 South 40 Washburn 38 West 35 Washburn 43 Henry 48 Washburn 21 Southwest 30 Washburn 51 Central 54 Washburn 40 Edison 35 Washburn 34 Roosevelt 41 Washburn 32 Brady 68 Washburn 24 North 67 W'ashburn 56 West 33 Wrashburn 38 South 45 Washburn 48 Henry 37 Washburn 36 Southwest 47 121 The varsity wrestling team, hampered by the early loss of two key wrestlers, fought to another very respectable finish. With only two seniors, many young wrestlers gained valuable experience on the mat. The return of ten varsity wrestlers, in addition to a strong junior varsity squad, should provide for a championship year for wrestling at Washburn. VARSITY WRESTLING VARSITY WRESTLING Fourth in Conference Record: 5 wins - 6 losses 1 tie Washburn 36 Central 18 Washburn 35 Southwest 18 Washburn 23 North 29 Washburn 23 Roosevelt 24 Washburn 9 Edison 46 Washburn 48 South 12 Washburn 55 West 6 Washburn 36 Henrv 13 Washburn 15 St. Anthony 37 Washburn 30 St. Ixrnis Park 30 Washburn 13 Edina West 41 Washburn 24 South St. Paul 25 ROW 1: T. Difley, P. McNamer, B. Simondet, T. Lawrence, D. Herridge ROW 2: Coach I.andin, T. Winkels, D. Nessel, T. Ixmgman, Capt. D. King, S. Ixmgman, Capt. D. McCreary, V. Simondet, Coach Rasmussen JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING This year’s team, comprised mainly of junior high students, had a great season, including three impressive wins at the end of the season. With these fine wrestlers moving up to varsity next year, a city championship is definitely within their reach. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Fourth in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 33 Central 21 Washburn 21 Southwest 46 Washburn 33 North 30 Washburn 28 Roosevelt 40 Washburn 10 Edison 53 Washburn 36 South 21 Washburn 39 West 6 Washburn 42 Henry 12 ROW 1: P. Sampson, T. O’Brien, J. McNiff ROW 2: S. Hoecheral, M. Bratrud, S. Prentice, Coach I.andin, J. Spychalski, M. Longman. M. Moorman WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING ROW 1: Capt. N. Hogberg, S. Premack, E. Niefert. A. Haak, J. Steinke. ROW 2: M. Brownrigg, M. Graff, E. Bezat, Capt. M. Cummings. ROW 3: L. Vecoli, C. Webb, K. Cherry, J. Kane An overwhelming record of six wins and three losses was displayed by the inspired women’s cross country ski team. So successful were they, that Nancy Hogberg rose to state competition at Grand Rapids. Hogberg swept through the sectional finals and placed high in state competition. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Third in Conference Record: 6 wins - 3 losses CITY MEET Henry 83 Edison 72 South 66 Roosevelt 63 Washburn 46 West 32 Central 29 Southwest 25 Marshall-U 24 North 22 MEN’S SLALOM SKIING The skiers added yet another dimension to Washburn’s ath-Jetic dominance this year. Led by Peter Kness, the team used an aggressive skiing style while breezing its way to the city and region championships. With two titles in their pocket, the squad set out in attempt to gain another state title. Finding themselves up against a very talented group of athletes, the skiers fell slightly short of their goal. The team finished a very respectable third, as did top Washburn individual Peter Kness. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING ROW 1: Capt. A. Husby, C. Gustafson. J. Parson, D. Boyd, Capt. J. Powell. ROW 2: T Chresand, K. Pohlmann, D. Schulz. D. Neifert, P. Fonseca. ROW 3: G. Fox, J. Werntz A Kunin, S. Schulz, Coach Wald Practice started in mid October, two and one half months from their first meet. Everyone on the team practiced long and hard for a short but grueling season that starts in January and ends barely one month later in February. Washburn consistently placed three men in the top ten the first few meets. When the top two skiers came down with the flu, Washburn’s depth came through and again three skiers were in the top ten. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING First in Conference Record: 8 wins • 1 loss CITY MEET North 70 Washburn 68.5 Roosevelt 63.5 Henry 59 Central 47 Edison 43 Southwest 41 West 37 South 25 Marshall-U 11 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Millers started their season by blasting Southwest and never stopped rolling. Coach Dick Thompson remarked, “This is the best collection of athletes I’ve ever coached.” The team won their games with balanced scoring. All five starters averaged in double figures throughout the year. The Millers rolled through their first two region games but had to hold on tight to defeat a strong North High team in the semifinals. In the region finals the team showed its stamina by taking a fourth quarter lead to win the game and earn a berth in the State tournament. In the first tournament elimination game the Millers showed their poise by overcoming a three point deficit with eleven seconds to go. The credit for the win goes to Wally “Streetball” Hicks who sand a seven foot shot at the buzzer. The next night the Millers weren’t quite as lucky ... the shot at the buzzer rolled off the rim. The team struggled its way through the third place game as starters fouled out and were benched with injuries. But next year’s team came off the bench and clinched another thrilling last-second victory to wrap up one of the most exciting basketball years at Washburn. WE 59 Southwest 29 68 Central 47 98 Edison 55 52 Roosevelt 41 81 North 64 69 West 60 75 South 45 59 Howard 60 75 Lake-Waverly OT Henry 48 80 Southwest 48 70 Central 65 105 2-OT Edison 43 64 Roosevelt 44 65 North 67 61 West 59 85 South 47 71 Henry 41 TWIN CITY GAME 68 Humboldt 37 REGIONS 79 Brooklyn Center 38 82 Renildc 58 59 North 58 53 Columbia Heights 48 STATE 68 Woodbury 57 47 St. Louis Park 49 48 Rosemount 46 MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL First in Conference Twin City Champs First in Region Third in State Record: 22 wins - 3 losses ROW I: Capt. D. Hart, Capt. D. Shepherd, J. Gilchrist, Capt. A. Mays. ROW 2: Coach Thompson, P. Pettersen, M. Alevizos, T. Warren. K. Johnson, L. Berwald, A. Johnson, R. Booker, W. Hicks. L. Mayes, M. Pierson 128 MEN’S SOPHOMORE Starting off the year crushing Southwest, the sophomore basketball team went on to finish an exciting year. With many impressive wins, including beating highly touted Howard Lake-Waverly, the Millers repeatedly showed their talents in an extremely tough conference. When these young men join ranks with the varsity next year, they can only help to improve an already excellent program . SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Sixth in Conference Record: 7 wins - 10 losses WA 65 Southwest 33 WA 60 Central 75 WA 56 Edison 58 WA 44 Roosevelt 48 WA 46 North 71 WA 51 West 68 WA 62 South 38 WA 44 Howard Lake -Waverly 42 WA 46 Henry 47 WA 58 Southwest 47 WA 73 Central 88 WA 60 Edison 36 WA 41 Roosevelt 45 WA 38 North 71 WA 48 West 62 WA 63 South 49 WA 69 Henry 37 ROW 1: R. Hoch, R. Kissle, K. Lewis, M. Klaers, D. Goldberg. V. London, J. Woodson. ROW 2: Coach Pruess, S. Gilchrist, E. Branch, C� . Comstock, M. Wickham, P. Hinerman, B. Shepard After a slow start the ’78 table tennis team came up with one of Washburn’s traditionally great years. Under the leadership of Mr. Dills, the squad of underclassmen gained the experience necessary to become a winner. After a year of valuable playing experience, next year’s team promises to be one of championship caliber. 131 ROW 1: J. Otte, J. Chin ROW 2: J. Waldfogel, T. Lee. T. David GYMNASTICS The women’s gymnastic team wound up the season with an excellent record of seven wins and one loss. Throughout the year, the young squad performed with consistency and vibrated with exciting routines. With the talents the team exhibited this year, next year’s squad has high hopes for another championship season. ROW 1: S. Rowland, K. Marble, K. Brownrigg, M. Sovell, M. Hirdler, C. Henry, J. Dornfeld, L. Komoto, J. Picha. ROW 2: A. Weber, L. Peterson, R. Exiodus, S. Dornfeld. M. Brownrigg, J. Jenkins, G. Antoun, P. Letofsky. ROW 3: Coach Fonfera, L. Leistiko, L. Rice, G. Lieb, C. Herridge, M. Dullum, J. Alger, E. Latterel, Coach K. Gillich 132 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS Tied for First in Conference Record: 7 wins - 1 loss Washburn 86.15 Henry 54.00 Washburn 110.00 West 113.15 Washburn 104.80 Roosevelt 102.25 Washburn 99.35 Southwest 97.75 Washburn 101.20 Central 90.70 Washburn beat North by a forfeit. Washburn 87.80 Edison 40.55 Washburn 98.95 South 76.44 133 MEN’S SWIMMING This year’s men’s swimmers dove into the Washburn winning tradition and torpedoed their way into second place in the conference. The team displayed their strength in smashing victories over Central and Roosevelt and their stability against perennial rival Southwest. Having only a few swimmers not returning, next year’s team will undoubtedly capture the title next year. ROW 1: C. Moon, B. Brocco, S. Carlson, J. Steffcr, J. Rogers, N. Deland, D. Ellis, C. Warren ROW 2: E. Olrich, J. Spector, D. DesMarais. T Campbell, A. Marsh, D. Pecal, S. Juettner, S. I-ofgrcn ROW 3: Coach haler. Coach Turnbaugh, J. Jallo, M. Ostrem, J. Maunsell, G. Riemer, P. Morrill, T. Ostrem, M. Orfield ROW 4: M. Krook, R. Bolecoler, P. Mavity, R. Hibbs. J. I.ukens, D. Saunders, T. Miller, S. Zenisek 134 VARSITY SWIMMING Second in Conference Record: 8 wins - 1 loss Washburn 48 West 31 Washburn 11 North 0 Washburn 39 Edison 44 Washburn 70 Marshall-U 34 Washburn 105 Roosevelt 67 Washburn 99 Henrv 72 Washburn 86 4 Southwest 85 4 Washburn 93 South 79 Washburn 109 Central 56 SOPHOMORE SWIMMING Second in Conference Record: 8 wins - 2 losses Washburn 46 West 24 Washburn 25 Edina-East 56 Washburn 41 North 29 Washburn 50 Edison 10 Washburn 57 Marshall-U 22 Washburn 86 Roosevelt 29 Washburn 94 Henry 21 Washburn 43 Southwest 104 Washburn 74 South 38 Washburn 11 Central 0 135 WOMEN’S SLALOM SKIING ROW 1: C. Bradley. P. Shepard. S. Lloyd. ROW 2: T. Dean. E. Maunsell. C. Saunders WOMEN’S SLALOM SKIING Tied for Second in Conference Record: 7 wins - 2 losses CITY MEET Washburn 75 Edison 69 Central 67 Southwest 63 West 61 Henry 45 Roosevelt 39 South 25 The women’s slalom team schussed its way through a fantastic season. Showing poise and strength, the team was able to grab the city title as well as a very respectable fourth place in the sectionals. In the City meet, Charlotte Murray took eighth place, Mary Abraham seventh, and Stephanie Lloyd poled her way into third. MEN’S TENNIS The 1977 tennis team had an excellent start in winning their first five meets, including two impressive shutouts. They later advanced to the regional finals only to lose to an awesome Roosevelt team. With the 1977 team comprised mainly of underclassmen, the outlook for 1978 is very exciting. The team’s playing experience and enthusiasm will prove to be a winning combination. MEN’S TENNIS Second in Conference Record: 9 wins • 3 losses Washburn 3 Edison 2 Washburn 5 Henry 0 Washburn 3 West 2 Washburn 4 North 1 Washburn 5 Central 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 3 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 5 Washburn 5 South 0 REGION MEET Washburn 4 Osseo 1 Washburn 3 Fridley 2 Washburn 4 West 1 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 5 Coach Shannon. C. Flannery, P. Harmon, C. Brown, Capt. M. Alevizos, J. Fisher. D. Fulmer, Capt. T. Mosely, D. Schultz, J. Powell, J. Jallo WOMEN’S TRACK ROW 1: K. Gronberg, D. Hallstein, K. Bartko, G. Lutz, M. Heinerman, L. Cutter, Capt. J. Hale, B. Brown, T. Toohcy, H. Marsh, A. Haak, J. Hale, J. Dornfeld, A. Pohlmann ROW 2: L. Hallstcin, B. I,au, S. Johnson, C. Dornfeld, K. Weid, M. Brownrigg, M, Thole, C� . Lieb, S. Mahannah, T. Evan, E. Neifert, P. Letofsky, M. Brownrigg, J. Latteral ROW 3: W. Woodbridge, Mgr. S. Van Houten, M. Mahannah, C. Michael, L. Jones, L. Whitmore, R. Raich, N. Hogberg, S. Sandvig, L. Larson, D. Whitmore, Capt, S. Sandvig, J. Larson ROW 4: Coach Gagstetter, Coach Baumgardner, B. Vossen. M. Dullum, F. Ostrem, L. Pratt, L. Nash, J. Thompson, L. Buchan, C. Herridge, S. Fahey, E. Hannon, S. Heidelberg, Coach Wurster The Washburn women’s track team was running, jumping, throwing, and sprinting to triumph last spring. The team’s mighty efforts were reflected in their wins and in the fact that Washburn sent six women to state competition. Being strong in almost all areas of events, the young team will be back again to rally up another exciting season. WOMEN’S TRACK Twin City Indoor Southwest 38 Washburn 28 Edison 22 Highland Park 22 Murray 16 North 13 Johnson 12 Roosevelt 11 Humboldt 10 Minneapolis Central 10 Washington 9 City Meet Southwest 116 Washburn 93 North 71 Roosevelt 44 Henry 39 Central 36 Edison 32 South 18 West 16 139 MEN’S TRACK MEN’S TRACK Twin City Indoor Roosevelt 64 Washburn 59 St. Paul Central 58 Henry 55 Harding 43 Southwest 36 Vi North 36 Highland 30 Vi Johnson 23 Minneapolis Central 17 City Meet Roosevelt 105 Central 98 Washburn 77 South 67 Southwest 55 North 38 Henry 32 Edison 19 West 5 ROW 1: K. Anderson, J. Wagner, D. Voigt. S. Wyberg, S. Brunier, J. Orcutt, J. Dullum, M. Bratrud, N. Nicklow, G. Lee, T. Lawrence ROW 2: H. Aguilar, D. Lumbar, T. Lowey, D. Gross, T. Barr, D. Lumbar, D. Neitge, C. Gustafson, D. Wagner, A. Goeres ROW 3: Coach Moser, D. Neifert, L. McLaughlin, R. Olson, M. Vaughn. S. Bowman, R. Jones, D. Foster, K. Johnson, Capt. M. Vossen, Coach Holmes ROW 4: S. Broucek, P. Keller, A. 14QKunin, M. Ostrem, D. Stanton, Capt. J. Ramstad, W. Holmes, D. Dornfeld, K. Frykman, J. Gilchrist, Coach Spoores The ’77 track team overcame some early difficulties to complete their season with a strong third place finish in the city meet. The team had many of the regions premier distance runners, but with inexperienced sprinters the team fell short in their efforts to keep the city title at Washburn. The ’78 track team expects to regain the conference crown with the speediest relay teams and the most spectacular pole vaulters to hit the city conference in history. 144 Captain Janice Mehaffey stated that this is the first year that badminton has been respected as more than a “tiddlywink sport” since she’s been at WHS. Although the badminton team didn’t get to enjoy the success that they had worked so hard for, they did make vast improvements within the team in a relatively short season. Encouraging enough is the strong potential that lies in the youngest members of the team. ROW 1: A. Moon. L. Krogseng. S. Premack, Capt. J. Mehaffey, K. Youngdahl, P. Harty. K. Molke. A. Rogers, M. Nehotter ROW 2: Coach Moody. K. Warn, M. Denholm, S. Mitby, L. I rson, J. Sorensen. W. Haug, N. Parsons, K Cherry BADMINTON Seventh in Conference Record: 3 wins - 6 losses Washburn 0 Henry 7 Washburn 5 Central 2 Washburn 0 Southwest 7 Washburn 1 Roosevelt 6 Washburn 7 Edison 0 Washburn 3 South 4 Washburn 7 North 0 Washburn 2 Marshall-U 5 Washburn 2 West 5 142 MEN’S GOLF MEN’S GOLF Third In Conference Record: 6 wins • 2 losses Washburn 318 Edison 331 Washburn 330 Southwest 319 Washburn 330 North 441 Washburn 332 Henry 344 Washburn 345 South 350 Washburn 345 Roosevelt 311 Washburn 333 West 386 Washburn 315 Central 337 Under the superb leadership of Coach Dave Ru-liffson the ’77 men’s golf team posted one of its best seasons in recent years. The golfers drove past their opponents with strength and confidence. Hopes for a city title were kept alive until Roosevelt handed the golfers a disheartening second loss. Showing their Miller Pride the team returned the next week with a crunching victory over a strong Central team. ROW 1: D. Nelson, S. Beyer, P. Kness, T. Fewer ROW 2: Coach Ruliffson, K. Larson, T. Hoffman, J. Bahr, R. Staples, R. Lutes WOMEN’S GOLF What a fantastic year for women’s golf! With seven easy wins and only one loss women’s golf kept up its strong reputation for being at the top of the charts. Fifth place in the conference match was taken by Washburn. Soon afterwards Marisa Cuneo swept sectionals to gain second, thus qualifying for state. Cuneo happily ended the season by placing 27th out of 87 players in the state competition. ROW 1: J. Chin. S. Moffatt, A. Gupta, L. Bell, J. Thuras ROW 2: M. Lunde, M. Cuneo, R. Lacy. C. Crandall, M. McNaughton, Coach Dills, A. Arundel, Capt. J. Erickson WOMEN’S GOLF Eleventh in State First in Sectional Second in Conference Record: 7 wins - 1 loss - 1 tie Washburn 7 North 2 Washburn 6.5 Roosevelt 2.5 Washburn 5 Central 4 Washburn 9 Edison 0 Washburn 6 Southwest 3 Washburn 7 West 2 Washburn 4.5 Henry 4.5 Washburn 2 Marshall-U 7 Washburn 9 South 0 144 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Working off an emotionally tough loss of their season opener, the sophomores went on to win the next eight out of nine games. With an explosive offense and an airtight defense, the team fought to a tie for first place in the conference. Although a talented Roosevelt team abruptly ended the Millers playoff hopes, the abilities the team exhibited throughout the year can only lead to a winning season in 1978. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 10 wins - 3 losses Washburn 2 Henry 6 Washburn 6 Central 2 Washburn 6 West 0 Washburn 11 Southwest 5 Washburn 17 South 6 Washburn 5 Edison 8 Washburn 11 North 1 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 4 Henry 2 Washburn 6 West 3 Washburn 7 South 6 Washburn 11 Central 1 Washburn 0 LAYOFFS Roosevelt 10 ROW 1: B. Yates, T. Rustad, B. Doty, M. Boyles, P. Petterson, C. Morton, M. Fewer, J. Hnug, P. Rosenhloom, P. Patnode ROW 2: Coach Baglien, L. Case, L. Mohlke, G. Ellis, K. Bergly, B. Machacek, B. Bastien, J. Stewart, D. Pedersen, B. Murphy, J. Eklund 145 ROW I: M. Ellison, D. Bartko, N. Olive, S. Radcliff, R. Roth, S. Moffatt, D. Lawson. T. Anderson, M. Pierson ROW 2: Mgr. K. Kaner, T. Peterson, A. Northwick, Capt. J. Mady, Coach Stephens, Capt. D. Hart, D. King, R. Smith, J. Prola, D. Hoch VARSITY BASEBALL Working with the pretense that 1977 was a building year, the team accomplished many goals thought to be unattainable. After defeating Central in extra innings in the home opener, the Millers worked on polishing their game. They went into the playoffs with a full head of steam and defeated one of the most outstanding pitchers in the state 4-3. However, they lost to a formidable Edison team in the quarter finals. With an excellent up and coming sophomore team, the 1978 varsity baseball team should make a great bid for the city title. VARSITY BASEBALL Seventh in Conference Record: 5 wins - 11 losses Washburn 5 Blake 10 Washburn 5 Henry 7 Washburn 11 Centennial 9 Washburn 6 Central 5 Washburn 3 West 9 Washburn 2 Southwest 4 Washburn 3 South 4 Washburn 3 Edison 10 Washburn 3 North 9 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 12 Washburn 11 Henry 9 Washburn 6 West 7 Washburn 15 South 9 Washburn 7 Central 8 REGIONS Washburn 4 Brooklyn Center 3 Washburn 4 Edison 6 146 Thomas Chresand Kelly Conlon Mary David Karl Frykman Jeremy Holtzman Top Honors The 1978 top honor group is composed of nineteen seniors who were chosen on the basis of their academic performance during their three years at Washburn. Many of these students participated in extracurricular activities in addition to their regular school curriculum. These talented students displayed the true Washburn spirit. Cathleen Jennings Jennie Leek Daniel McCreary Patricia Mestenhauser Philip Olson Geoffrey Popham Mary Risser Suzanne Rowland Elizabeth Shoop Laura Greeman Alan Husby Cary Komoto Kim Pirazzini Mary Werler Karl Frykman Paula Palmer Luke Vossen Jonathan McLaughlin Kay Kennedy WASHBURN SERVICE AWARD - Karl Frykman and Paula Palmer were chosen by their classmates to receive the oldest and most prestigious award at Washburn, based on service and leadership to the senior class. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARD - Kay Kennedy and Dave Zahner were selected for this award by the senior advisors for their scholarship, character, initiative, and dependability. ATHENA AWARD - This award was presented to Wendy Haug on the basis of athletic leadership, academics, quality, and character. She was chosen by the women's sports coaches. SEARS BUSINESS CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AWARD -The Business Department selected Luke Vossen to receive this award for good citizenship, proven dependability and responsibility, leadership qualities, and business skills. SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD - This award was presented to Jon McLaughlin for his character, scholarship, leadership, and service. He was selected by the faculty members. ROSE REESE AWARD - In recognition of his interest in international understanding and foreign affairs, the Social Studies Department presented this award to Tom Chresand. MILLER OF THE YEAR AWARD - On the basis of his scholarship, leadership, and character, as well as his athletic ability, the Washburn Athletic Council selected Dave Hart to receive this award. LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD - David King was chosen to receive this award by the men’s gym teachers on the basis of his physical fitness, posture, character, and athletic leadership. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD - Voted on first by the class and then by the faculty, this award was presented to Daniel McCreary for his dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD - Based on the progress she has made in the field of science for the past three years and the initiative she has shown, this award was presented to Mary David. She was selected by the Science Department. David Zahner Mary David Daniel McCreary SENIOR BOARD Steve Moffatt, President ROW 1: M. Richardson, R. Roth, V. Norwood. T. Fewer. K. Kennedy. ROW 2: R. O’Brien, M. Pierson. B. Ncllas. S. .Johnson, J. Murphy. B. Evers. D. Zahner, L. Cunning- 152 Kay Kennedy, Treasurer “There will be a short but important meeting for all senior board members in room 015 at 2:30 today.” Every Monday afternoon senior board members met and discussed programs and activities for the senior class. At the beginning of the year every senior homeroom elected a representative to the board. The representative then had the responsibility of relaying board decisions to their homerooms, and opinions of their homerooms to the board. They also took part in donut dunks, measuring cap and gown for graduation, and raising money for the senior movie. ham, J. Ellis, I). Hoch. ROW 3: S. Galameau. K. Crandall. R. Nichols. P. Harmon, S. Moffatt. Rick Roth, Vice President Peggy O’Brien, Secretary 153 Matthew Abeln Mary Abraham Kimberly Adams Mitchell Allenson Carolyn Anderson Christopher Anderson Dana Anderson Cynthia Adams Carol Anderson David Anderson Duane Anderson John Anderson 154 Lawrence Anderson Lisa Anderson Marc Anderson James Angell Benjamin Antoun Martin Bateson Ruth Beard Lewis Bell 155 Lori Bendixen Pennell Bennett Jeffrey Birkeli Pamela Birth Robert Bishop Cathleen Bjurquist Mary Blewett Barbara Bochert Charles Bodger Paul Booth David Boyd Laura Bradley Amy Brehm Cheryl Bristol Maura Broucek Charles Brown Colleen Brown 156 Carrie Brunsberg Frank Burgess Tim Burgess Kathleen Burns John Buss Philip Calvit Rodney Cann Paul Capouch Jeffrey Carlson Mark Carlson 157 Michael Carlile Geselle Carr Kevin Caye Ellen Chamberlain Mark Chan Thomas Chatfield Thomas Chresand Stuart Clark Debra Cobb Vaughn Cole Thomas Coleman David Comer Jeffrey Comstock Kelly Conlon Sandra Cook Joseph Cooney Kathleen Crandall Lori Crawford 158 Daniel Cross Martha Cummings Steven Darula Mary David Elizabeth Davidson James Crockett Marisa Cuneo Laura Cunningham Lisa Curry Cindy Darnell 159 Philip Davis Scott Davis Tamara Dean Kitisha Deminings John Denman Donna DesMarais Colleen Devery Debra Diessner Brian Dingley Bryan Dobbins David Dornfeld Julie Dreon Paul Dreves William Dyer Theresa Eichler Catherine Ellingen 160 Raymond Elliott Jean Ellis Susan Erickson Robert Evans Elizabeth Evers Nancy Fabel Kimberly Farrell Lisa Farrell Christine Feralin Timothy Fewer Lynn Fischer Colleen Flanigan Susan Fleming 161 Anne Flesher Patricia Foley Susan Ford David Foster Clay Frost Karl Frykman Carolyn Funk 162 Jeff Gilchrist Glenn Gillette Linda Givens Camilla Glattly Andreas Goeres John Grage Michael Gray Laura Greeman David Green Lucy Grimm Matthew Groth Nancy Gustafson Andrea Haak 163 Kathleen Hackel Jon Hafner Diane Haley Ann Hall Jon Hall Karen Hall Nancy Hall Quentin Hall Julie Hanson Susan Hare Paul Harmon Renaye Ham Bryan Harp David Hart Wendy Haug Elizabeth Hazel Stephanie Heger 164 Michael Heilman 165 Kevin Hinrichs David Hoch Jay Hoffman Nancy Hogberg Linda Holme Elaine Holmgren Jeremy Holtzman Sally Horan Larry Hovland Michael Hughes Sharon Hunter Alan Husby Cindy Jacobsen James Jallo Vicki James Eric Johnson 166 Cheryl Johnson Jan Johnson Rachel Johnson Rebecca Johnson Susan Johnson Susan Johnson Kurt Johnston Angela Jones Michelle Jones Richard Jones Lisa Jorgensen Cheryl Joyce 167 David Kaibel Maureen Kight David King Mark Kispert 160 Lori Kivo Theresa Klaers Peter Kness Randy Korwes Mark Kos David Kosmas Karole Kopacek Steven Knight Larry Koll Cary Komoto 169 Karen Krouch Kevin Kuhn Allen Kunitz Jay Lair James Larson Lori Larson Margaret Larson Judith Laska Jennie Leek Frank Lesinski 170 Susanne Leslie Paul Letofsky Camille Lewis Robert Lindaas Sarah Lindstrom Katarina Ljundberg Maureen Lunde Gretchen Lutz Alfred Maddox Joan Mady Steven Malmlov Joseph Marble Paulo Marcolino Margaret Markos John Marquardt Pamela Martin Elizabeth Maunsell Laurie McCuen 171 Stephanie McDonald Mark McGrath Jonathan McLaughlin Jane McNaughton Jon Medin David Mellgren Steven Melton Patricia Mestenhau Colleen Michael Kerry Jo Miller Janet Mills Clayton Moen Terrance Midboe Cheryl Miller 172 Steven Moffatt Anne Moon Judith Moosbrugger 173 Nicholas Olive Mark Olsen Keith Olson Philip Olson Richard Olson Linda Onslow Charles Ostlund Thomas Ostrem Lisa Otteson Joseph Otto Annette Pahl 174 Paula Palmer James Parsons Peter Paulson Peter Paulson Bradley Peck Darlene Pederson Matthew Perrier Lyn Petersen Todd Peterson Mary Lee Pierson Michael Pierson Charles Peterson Sara Peterson 175 Kim Pirazzini Geoffrey Popham Daniel Porter John Powell Lynda Pratt Michelle Proehl John Prola James Quirk Susan Rank Janice Raymond Gregory Reimer Lorraine Rice Julie Pryd Karen Raugust 176 Marcia Richardson Brenda Richter Lebron Riley Kenton Rinker Mary Risser Wendy Sampson Bruce Sandahl Kathryn Sateren 177 Brenda Satterberg Sheila Scarver Evelyn Schall John Schech Jill Schifferle Jacqueline Schilz Kathy Schluter Cary Schoberg Margie Schonnesen Darcy Schoppe Daniel Schulz James Seaquist Lisa Selstad 178 Terry Sengbush Daniel Shabel James Sheetz David Shepherd Elizabeth Shoop Kevin Shuberg Sharon Shult Kurt Sieber Mary Skay David Smith Teresa Simington Jaana Simonen Jill Smith Sharon Smith Timothy Sokoloski Sheldon Sorensen Diane Stamos Davis Stanko Kathleen Staples Myrl Stewart Greg Stromgren Janies Sutton Scott Swanson 180 Joy Swenson Joseph Swift Marissa Tate Rein Teder Thomas Theurer Cynthia Thomas Sally Turnbaugh Michael Vaughn Sue von Felden Luke Vossen Charles Vrooman Brian Wade Jeffrey Thompson Steven Tisdale Monica Totall Matthew Trautman 181 D’Andrea Wade Duane Wagner Mary Werler James Werntz Julianne Wesselman Gary Wagner Von Waldemar Maurice Walker Katherine Walton Kathleen Waters Michael Weigel Brian Westhoff Charles Whiting Denise Whitmire Laura Whitmore Marie Williams Michael Wyberg Bradley Yates 183 David Zahner Ronald Zelinsky Michael Zenisek THE CLASS OF ’78 had a special kind of magic — somehow we seemed to pull together with a support that few classes have. Was it because of the new, rowdie Spirit Committee, or the return of the male cheerleaders, or the pride we take in our winning teams? Or was it just these people, the guinea pigs for Ramsey’s all-ninth grade program, that gave us the closeness we’ve felt this year? Ever since ninth grade, we’ve been building a uni ty in our class — we’ve worked, danced, struggled, and laughed together and really made something of these years, for ourselves and for the school. All the ’78 buttons, Washburn sweatshirts, and activities going on let the world know that “We’re from Washburn, couldn’t be prouder!’’ The standards we’ve set for Washburn’s future classes are high. Let’s hope they meet the challenge. “ ... but it’s the laughter that we remember whenever we remember the way we were.” The WAHIAN staff has chosen to dedicate this year’s hook to our principal, I)r. Roland R. DeLapp. We have seen his white shock of hair and friendly face from the lunchroom to athletic events and all the while he has had time to talk with the students. He is a principal who understands his job, combining his abilities with an honest concern for kids. Dr. DeLapp is in touch with the times and holds an intimate knowledge of problems at Washburn. He has pulled our school together in a way few administrators can. Thank you, Dr. DeLapp, for contributing to the outstanding school year we have had. 186 ADMINISTRATION I el app. Roland 32, 186 Elia . Charles 30, 32 Straiton, Howard 12, 32 FACULTY A Anderson, John 43 Ario, Frank 34, 110 B Rader, Charles 33 Beck. Garrard 36. 71 Benson, Janet 41 Bouman, Janet 43, 74 Burke, Ralph 39 C Cederholm, Wendy 33, 62 Cersine, Roger 34 Colby, James 38 Cosgrove, James 33 Cram, Yetta 40. 74 D Dahl, Annette 4, 37, 70 Daniel, Edwin 34 Darwich, Joseph 6, 39. 69, 81 Dills. Michael 39, 144 Dunn, Harold 11. 39 E Eiler, John 34, 134 Emerson, Conrad 40 F Flugstad, David 41 G Gagstetter, Mark 12, 41, 115, 138 Geary, Rodney 38, 75 George, Burton 33 Gudahl, Gladys 30, 41, 74 H Haugerud, Ix is 41 Henriksen, Dennis 38, 75 Hermanson, Craig 38 J Johnson, Clifford 40, 63, 64, 72, 84 Johnson, Karen 43, 61, 68 K Kelly, Cynthia 35 Kirschbaum, Curtis 3, 41 Krause, Robert 4. 36, 83 Krook, Gary 41 Krupnick, Bruce 37 L Long, Sharon 40, 108, 120 Lydell, William 16. 39. 76 Lykken, Georg 36 M Moody. Nancy 40. Ill, 142 Myers, Michael 35 O Orman, Michael 40, 106 R Rasmussen, Alan 38, 123 Ritter, Lenus 33. 110 Rogers, Ronald 4, 36, 70 Rosien, Marlewyn 39 Ruliffson, David 30, 40, 143 S Schauer, August 39 Schlagel, louden 35, 156 Schmidt, Norman 41 Simonson, Glen 35 Stitzel, Keith 4. 37 Sverdrup, George 33, 157 T Temte, Bruce 33 Terry, Nancy 43 Traynor, Gary 38 Turnhaugh, Bruce 34, 107, 134 W Wald. Gary 4, 36. 127 Walsh, Armilla 4, 37, 61 Weis, Daynor 43 Wemeicr, George 35, 106 Wise. Marv 43 Wolk, Robert 4. 37 Wurst, Allan 35 Y Yung, Judy 4. 37 STAFF AIDES Carpenter, Amy 43 Napue, Juanita 43 Sawyer. Joyce 43 Vest. Marian 43 CLERKS Person. Billie 44 Carlson, Edwina 44 Dimitrie, Susan 44 Engelhard, Elaine 44 Long, Frances 44 Magnuson. Helen 44 Nelson, June 44 Ramstad, Marge 44 Simonson, Alyce COUNSELORS Burdette, Toby 42 Kemp, Charles 42 Magnuson, Dorothy 42 Swiderski, Edward 42 ENGINEERS Gavanda, Martin 44 Bethke, Robert 44 Bowen, James 44 Carlson, Anna May 44 Driggers, Russell 44 Ellcnwood, Donald 44 Freeberg, Paul 44 McCollough, John 44 Purcell. Thomas 44 HEALTH SERVICES Sparrow, Valerie 44 LIBRARIANS Orlowski, Mary Ann 44 Gregory, Hazel 44 LUNCHROOM Ballinger, Florence 44 Folta, Karen 44 Maddox, Eileen 44 Sandin, Pat 44 SOCIAL WORKERS I ybourn, Pauline 42, 68 Smith, Charles 42 TUTORS Sandberg, Karen 42 Stickney, Florence 42 SOPHOMORES A Adams, Derek 46, 75 Alderson, Robert 46 Alevizos, Kally 10, 46, 51, 65, 86 Alger, Julie 46. 51, 53, 65, 78. 86, 132, 133 Amundson, Kris 46, 65 Anderson, Darcy 46 Anderson, Elizabeth 46, 113 Anderson, Karl 3, 46, 57 Anderson, Michelle 10, 46. 50, 56, 65. 86 Andrew, Michelle 10, 12. 16, 46, 76 Angcll, Janel 10, 46, 78 Anton, David 10, 46 Antoun, Tanya 46, 49 Arndt, David 46 Arneson, Jesse 46. 52, 107 Arnold, Michael 46 Aubrecht, Scott 46, 51, 110 Austin, Garen 46 Azemove, Susan 46 B Babcock, Kelly 46 Bachelani, Mohamed 46 Bachman, Cynthia 46, 100 Baker, Ethan 46 Ballman, David 46 Barr, Timothy 10. 46. 56. 78. 107, 140 Bayerkohler, Rodney 46, 107 Becker, James 46 Beeson. Daniel 46 Bell, Margaret 46, 51 Bellefeuille, Elizabeth 6, 46, 52 Bendixen, Julie 3, 10, 46, 47, 57 Berg, Donna 15, 47, 52, 89 Bergland. Kimberly 47 Bergstrom, Judith 10, 19. 24, 46. 47. 63. 108, 119 Bezat. Elizabeth 47. 55. Ill, 125 Bilbro, Beverly 47 Birkeli, Joseph 47 Bishman, William 47, 110 Blazevic, Kathryn 47 Bocdeker, Daniel 47 Bradley, Carrie 24, 46. 47. 79. 136 Bratrud, Mark 47, 140 Branch, Earl 107, 130 Brocckel, Timothy 47 Broucek, Stephen 47, 140 Brown, Elizabeth 46, 47. 113, 115, 138 Brown, Steven 47 Brownrigg, Monica 47, 51, 86, 132, 138 Burgess. Mark 47, 56 Burgess, Teresa 47, 56 Burns, Christopher 47 Bush. Helen 47, 78. 81 C Calvit, Susan 10, 14. 47, 78 Campbell, Thomas 47, 134 Carlson, Marlee 47 Carlson, Scott 47, 79, 110, 134 Carlson, Thomas 47 Carpenter, Anthony 47 Carter, William 47, 107 Casto, David 6, 47, 49 Chatfield, Karen 10, 47. 63, 78. 108 Christiansen, Jon 3, 48 Christman, Jeffery 10, 12, 18. 48. 56. 63. 107, 118 Comstock, Gregory 48, 130 Conners, Kiara 48 Coulter, Mary 46. 48. 52 Courteau, Christopher 48, 80, 96 Crandall, Patricia 48, 61, 81 Crowe, Joyce 48 Crowson, Tracy 48, 56. 120 Crumley, William 48 Cruse. Vincent 48 Cutrara. Pamela 3. 48, 57. 65 D Dnlland, David 46, 48, 55 Darcy, Nicole 48, 65 David, Timothy 48. 69, 110, 121 Davidson. Timothy 48, 52 Davis, Carolyn 48 Degiusti, Catherine 48 Deland, Neil 10. 48. 59. 79. 134 DeSautel. Thomas 48 DesMarais. Darren 48, 78, 96, 134 DeWolfc. Joseph 48. 49. 79 Diffley. Patrick 48. 80 Dornfeld, Cheryl 48. 51. 115, 132, 138 Doyle, John 27, 49 Doyle, Lawrance 49 Duke, Carllise 3, 49 Dwyer, Timothy 10. 49 Dyer, Susan 49 E Eastlund, Kama 10. 26, 49, 65 Eklund, Jeff 10. 49. 56. 107 Krdahl, Jeffrey 49 Erickson, Micaael 49 Evans, Donna 49 Exline, John 49, 80 F Fernholz. Bradley 49 Finnegan, James 6. 49 Fischer, David 49 Fischer, Douglas 49 Fitzsimmons, Mark 49. 80 Ford, Benton 49. 110 Foster, David 49 Frederick, Nancy 49, 52, 63 Friederich, Mary 49, 51 Fultz. Dean 49 Fusaro, Michael 49 G Gallick, Ann 49 Garrett, Vincent 49 Gaudette. Thomas 50. 107 Gayle, Izela 50, 65 Geer, Anthony 24, 50, 75 Gilchrist. Shaun 28, 50. 107, 130 Gillette, Jane 50 Ginkel, Scott 50, 52 Glattly, Alison 12. 46. 50. 51. 54 Goeres. Philip 10. 50. 56. 107 Goldberg, Daniel 10. 14. 28. 48, 50, 56. 107, 130 Gottlieb. Molly 46, 50 Gould, Andrea 50 Grace, Jeffrey 50 187 (Jraf. Paul 10, 50 Gray, Lawrence 37, 50 Greeman, Michele 6, 46, 50 Grimm, Elizabeth 50 Gronberg, Steven 46, 50 H Haar, Darla 50, 78 Hnckcl, Richard 50, 107 Hugcn, Robert 10. 50, 57, 110 Hagg, Jacklyn 50, 119 Haines, Penny 11, 15, 50. 81 Hale. John 50. 75 Hall, Christopher 10. 50, 57 Hamilton, Guy 10, 50, 57 Hanek, Ann 50 Hann, Russell 10, 50, 78 Hanneman, James 50 Hansen, Traci 50 Harrison, Thomas 10, 50, 56 Hart, Robert 51, 58 Hartley, Bret 10, 51, 107 Hawkinson, Gregory 51 Hazel, Matthew 51, 53 Heath, Tamara 10, 14, 51, 65 Heger, George 51 Heiman, Mary 46. 50, 51, 65. 68, 115, 119 Heinrich. Erlene 10. 51, 65 Heistad, Marie 10, 16. 51. 52, 76. 78 Heilman, Ben 51 Henderson, Lance 51 Henry, Cherie 24, 46, 51, 53, 65, 86, 132, 133 Hild, Michael 51. 107 Hinerman, Peter 51, 130 Hirdler, Mary 51, 132 Hoch, Robert 10. 51, 59. 110, 130 Hoesley, Maria 4. 12, 51. 56. 78 Hoffman, Louise 51, 119 Holand, Cedric 51. 59. 107 Holme, Jacqueline 46. 48, 51 Holtzman, Julie 46. 51. 69 Honkanen, Michael 51 Hoye, Katherine 51. 57. 61 Huttner, William 51 Hynes, Joseph 51 I Irgang, Tina 51 J Jackson, Clentoll 51, 53 Jackson. Judi 51, 81 James, Napoleon 52 Jenkins. Jennifer 10, 52, 53, 61, 86 Johns, Stephanie 52 Johnson, Christine 52, 78, 115 Johnson, Constance 10, 12, 17, 27. 46, 52, 76, 178 Johnson. Curtis 52 Johnson, Elizabeth 52. 81 Johnson, Paul 10. 51, 52, 56. 57 Johnson, Peter 11, 52, 110 Johnson, Wendy 6, 52, 65 Jones, David 49, 52 Jones, Linda 10, 24, 46, 52, 138 Juettner, Stephen 52, 134 Jungers. Patrick 52, 107 K Kapaun, Joseph 52 Keller. Heidi 46. 51. 52. 56. 61. 65 Kennedy, Sue 46, 52, 178 Kennerly, Richard 52. 93 Kennerly. Ronald 52 Kielas, Paul 52 Klaers, Mark 52, 59, 130 Klans, Scott 52 Klinefelter, Greg 6, 52 Knighten, Francine 52 Koelfgen, Lisa 52 Kornmann, Delane 17, 52, 56 Korzenowski, Daniel 6, 52, 80, 110 Krason, Erik 52 Kreiser, Mark 52 Kuhn, Kerri 52, 65 Kyle. Lisa 6. 46, 52 L I-ace, Michael 53 I arsen, Svinar 10, 53, 78 I-arson, Amy 53, 65 I-arson, Kyle 25, 53, 110 larson, Laura 6. 53, 113, 138 I-aska, Kathleen 53, 56, 58. 65 latterell. Elizabeth 10, 16, 27, 53. 76, 132, 138 Iau. William 10, 53 Leaf, Kristofer 6. 53. 118 l-ee, Gretchen 53, 65 tweezer, Gregory 53 Lehmann, Gloria 53 Uistiko, Linda 17, 53. 78, 86, 132 Letofsky. Polly 28. 29. 46, 52, 53. 57, 78. 115, 132, 138 Lewis, Keven 53. 75, 130 Lieb, Daniel 53 Lincoln, Thomas 10, 53, 110 Lindahl, Thomas 53 Lindeman, Kristin 10. 11, 14, 53, 65 Link, Shannon 53 Lofgron, Scott 53, 134 London, Victor 52, 53, 130 Longman, Michael 10, 52, 53, 56, 107, 122, 124 Longman, Stephen 10, 17, 53, 56, 107, 122, 123, 148 Loye, William 53, 56 Lundgren, Richard 53, 65, 75 Lung, Ingrit 53, 108 M Maanum, Pat 53 Madison, Lynn 53 Madsen, Amy 53 Mahannah, Stephanie 6, 53. 138 Marcon, Carla 6, 54 Martin, Cynthia 54 McBeath, Laura 54 McCreary, John 6. 10. 14, 25, 28, 54. 56. 63. 107 McCusky, Maria 54 McGrath, Daniel 54. 107 McLaughlin, William 10. 14, 26, 27, 54. 78 Mellgren, Mary 10. 54, 113 Mellum, Carol 54, 65, 78 Melody, Thomas 54 Merwin, Lori 10, 51, 54, 65 Metz, Nicholas 78 Meyer, James 54 Miller. Jeffrey 54, 134 Mitchell, Mary 54 Molke, Kimber 10. 54. Ill, 142 Moore, Sandra 46, 54, 56 Moosbrugger, Carol 46, 51. 54, 56 61 Morrice, John 11, 54, 107 Morrison, Rachel 54, 81 Muelken, Mary 54, 101, 119 Murray, James 54 Mvhre. Andrew 54 Myhre, James 46. 51. 54, 110, 118 N Neitge, Daniel 54, 100, 107, 117, 118, 140, 141 clson, James 54 Ncuvillc, Matthew 54 Nolen. Sharon 54 Nordin, Barbara 54. 56, 65. 78 Nordquist, Robert 54 Nordstrom, Lori 54. 65 Northrup, Gregory 55, 107 Northrup, Robin 55, 81 Nyberg, Melinda 55 Nygren, Daniel 55 O O'Brien, Teresa 55 O’Brien, Thomas 10, 48, 55, 56, 107, 124 O’Leary, Daniel 15, 55 Ollerman, Esti 55, 56, 61, 111 Oilman, Robert 55 Ostrem, Francine 15. 24, 46. 55, 115, 138 P Pahl, Theresa 55 Papadakis, George 55, 110 Paterson, Michael 55 Patterson, Debra 55. 78 Paulson. Sandra 55 Payne, Thomas 55 Pearson, Linda 10, 55, 75. 113 Peterson, Carol 55, 82, 83 Peterson, Donald 52, 55 Peterson, Richard 55 Peterson, Shelly 55, 108 Peterson, Steven 55, 107 Peterson, Steven 55 Pierson, Joann 55, 65, 78, 86 Piga, James 68 Plachy, Michael 55, 80 Pratt, Daniel 10, 12. 15, 19, 55, 56, 58. 63, 107, 118 Prentice, Scott 10, 28, 55, 56, 107, 124 Prewett. Philip 55. 58 Proehl, Natalie 46, 51, 52, 55 Q Qualcy, David 55, 56, 107 Qualle, Rodney 56 Quinn, Ann 10, 46, 56 R Raab, Joseph 56 Radcliff, Scott 17. 56, 110 Ragan, Barbara 56. 65 Raich, Pauline 10. 56, 57 Raugust, Ellen 56 Raymond, Barbara 10, 56 Ready, Mark 56 Reiraer, Kristine 56, 61 Rhines, Beverly 56, 65 Rhines, Phyllis 56 Rice. Robert 56 Richardson, Frederick 56, 81, 107 Robinson, Phillip 56 Rogers, Scott 56 Rohe. Melody 56, 81 Romain, Gregory 56 Routt, Michael 56, 58 Rowland, Anna 10, 56, 65 Rude, Eileen 56 Rundquist, Kristine 56 Ryberg, Andrew 52, 56 S Snlovich, David 56 Sampson, Peter 18, 57, 124 Sandquist, Laura 57 Sanford, Susan 57 Sattler, Susan 57, 65, 120 Saugestad, Ed 57 Schepera, Patricia 57 Schilz, Jeanne 57 Schilz, Rochelle 57, 58 Schouweiler, Kathryn 57, 78 Schug, Lynn 57, 81 Schuldt, Denise 52, 57 Schulz, Scott 57. 58, 110, 127 Schweitzer, John 57, 107 Scott, George 57 Scott, Theresa 57 Scully, Lisa 57 Seaman, Thomas 51, 57 Sellers. Darryl 57 Sengbush, Jill 10, 46, 55, 57 Sheppard, Richard 57, 130 Shields, Sandra 46, 57, 79 Shoop, Thomas 10, 57 Simondet, Vincent 57, 122, 123 Skogman, Dawn 6, 46, 57 Skoknn, Lisa 57 Slettom, Brenda 58, 90 Smith, Susan 18, 58, 65, 81 Solomonson, Michael 58 Sommers, Christopher 58 Sonntag, Bryan 58 Sorensen, Shelley 24, 58. 108, 120, 142 Sorteberg, David 10. 14, 28, 56. 58. 110 Spriggs, Margaret 58, 78, 119 Stamos, Jacqueline 28. 58. 78 Strawman, Cynthia 10, 51. 52, 58. 119 Strong, Roxanne 58 Sundt. Mark 10, 58 Sutton, Jane 58, 113 Swanson, Barbara 58, 65. 79, 113 Swanson, Lisa 17, 18, 51, 58, 63, 78. 113 Swenson, Amy 10, 58, 65, 78 T Tate, Carlene 58, 79 Tatum, Stephanie 58 Thompson, Brian 58 Thompson, Gregory 11, 58 Thompson, Julie 58, 78 Thompson, Julie 56, 58, 138 Thompson, Steven 11, 46, 58, 107 Thurston, Teresa 58 Tintes, Scott 10, 58 Tofte, Jessica 58, 79 Total), Joseph 58, 107 Tripp, Ramona 65 Trudeau, Michael 58 Tuck, Gretchen 46, 57, 58 Turnbaugh, Nancy 12, 58, 65. 82 U Ulseth, Linda 59, 81 Underdahl, Joseph 59 V VanHouten, Deborah 59 Vecoli, Lisa 59. 108, 125 Viens, Connie 59, 61 Vinje, Thomas 59, 110 von Feldon, Barry 48, 59 188 w Waldfogel, Joel 6. 10. 59. 69. 121 Warn. Kurt 59 Washington, Erick 59 Washington, Phillip 59 Webb, Carla 10, 59. 108, 125 Weber, Anne 59. 65, 78. 132 Weigel, Mary Ann 59 Werntz, Mary 10. 53. 56. 59 Wesselman, Jeffrey 59 West, John 59 Wheeler. Theresa 10. 52. 59. 113 White. Elfrida 29. 59. 89 Whiting, Christopher 10, 59 Wickham, Michael 59. 96. 130 Wiggins. Jerry 59 Wilbur, John 59 Willert, Lori 10. 56. 59. 65 Williams, Preston 59, 96 Wittmeier, Luanne 59 Woodbridge, Wendy 59. 65. 138 Wright, Cynthia 59 Wright. John 69 Y Yep, Hanlon 59 Youngquist, John 59. 81, 110 Z Zobel, Cynthia 12. 51. 56. 59. 65 JUNIORS A Abeln, Mary 88, 92. 108. 120 Ackerman, I-eanne 29, 88 Adelsmon. Heidi 8. 63, 71, 88, 89 91. 101 Aguilar, Hcribcrto 88, 140 Alcvizos, Mark 3. 9. 46. 88. 94, 100, 129, 137 Alexander, Nancy 88 Allcnson, Ruth 88 Almquist, Karen 77 Anderson. Linda 77, 81, 88 Anderson, Timothy 3, 88, 96 Anderson, Victoria 88 Antoun, Gwendolyn 18, 88, 132 Appel, Todd 88 R Bagha, Nazir 88, 110 Bahr, James 88 Bailey, Thomas 89 Baldwin, Carol 88 Barden, Robert 88 Barth. Michael 88 Bastien, Brett 4, 88, 103, 110, 126. 145 Becker, Jeffry 88 Bell. Lisa 12. 63. 71. 88, 90. 91. 100 Bennett. Gladys 21. 88 Bennett. Kirk 93 Bennett, Linda 88 Bergly, Kris 12, 19. 88. 100. 145 Bergstrom, Desiree 64, 88 Bergum, Erik 28, 41, 88, 126 Berwald, Lance 88, 100, 101, 129 Bishir. Kelly 6. 80, 88 Bleeker. Jolie 6. 8. 61, 63. 64. 68. 71. 81. 88 Booker. Ronald 88. 129. 148 Bowman, Scott 88, 106. 140, 141, 145 Boylen, Paul 25, 88. 100 Boyles, Michael 3, 46, 88, 110, 116. 117, 145 Brcdcnberg, Don 6, 80, 88 Brookshire, Erin 19, 63, 71, 77, 78. 89. 101 Brown, John 89, 106 Brown, Stuart 89 JiYown, Tamara 89 Brownrigg, Mary 29, 89, 115, 125, 132, 138 Buchan, Ix?ri 14. 25. 89. 100, 113, 120, 138 Buhn, Linda 89 Burgess, Judy 89 Burgwald, Susan 89. 101 Buss, Diana 89 Buzard, David 89 C Cafarelli, Elizabeth 6. 79, 80, 89, 96 Callahan, Philip 89 Campbell, Beverly 89 Cannon, Kevin 63. 89, 106 Canterbury, Craig 89 Carlson. Donna 2, 89 Carter, Pamela 89 Carter, Susan 29, 89, 92 Case, Lawrence 11, 12, 46, 89, 101, 145 Chellen, Eric 46, 89 Cherry, Kimberly 89, 125, 142 Chin, Jean 61, 89, 98. 131. 144 Christensen, Leanna 89, 100 Ciuro, Paul 89 Cleare, Elaine 4. 89. 93, 101 Coash, Sharolyn 88, 89 Cobb, Roy 89 Coleman, Cathleen 71, 89 Commerford. Karen 12. 89 Conkright, Timothy 89. 99 Conrad. Susan 77. 89 Covert. Camille 89 Crowson. Herman 90 Cutter. Uah 77. 90. 138 Czech, Kevin 90 D Dagoberg, Timothv 14, 90. 96. 110 Dnhlquist, Phoebe 90 Davenport, Linda 90 Davidson. Cynthia 90 Decastro. David 20, 90 Degiusti, Teresa 90, 100 Dehner, Louis 90 Delong, Tamara 90 Denholm. Marie 88, 90, 98, 142 Diehl, James 6. 19, 20. 21. 76. 80, 90 Dingley, Joyce 14, 20. 21. 64, 90, 97 Dobbins. Brent 90 Dombrowski, Sara 3, 90, 100 Dornfcld, Jacqueline 29, 90, 115, 132. 138 Doty, Robert 90. 126, 145 Douglas, James 90, 94 Dullum, Mary 16, 79, 82, 90, 132 138 Dyer, Ann 90 E Ecoff, Tracy 90 Eggers, John 90 Einsweiler, Sheila 64, 77, 78, 90 Eklund, James 90, 145 Ellingen, Jean 10, 51, 61, 64. 76, 84. 85. 90. 122. 148 Ellingson, Kimberly 90 Ellis, Glen 90. 106. 145 Erickson, Kim 11, 90 Evers. David 6. 80. 90 Evingson, Paul 90 F Fahey, Sheila 76. 78, 91, 92. 138 Fewer, Michael 25, 91. 110, 145 Fimon. Joseph 91 Flanigan. Barbara 91 Fletcher. Suzanne 91, 98, 101 Floback. Kristy 91 Fox, Girard 90. 91. 127 Frazier. Shelleye 91 Friederich. Alesia 91 Frykman. I.aura 15, 16, 25. 61, 71, 76. 91 G Gatewood, Deirdre 90, 91, 93 Genrich, Steven 80, 91 Gerholz, Laurella 19, 81, 91, 95 Ghizoni, John 91 Gibson, Michael 91 Gjerde, Melissa 91 Goodman. Ruth 18. 77. 78, 81, 91. 95 Grady, Laurie 91, 100 Graff. Margaret 28. 77. 91. 125 Grimm. Anne 91 Gronscth, Michael 58, 80, 91, 106 Groos, David 91, 107, 140, 141 Gross, Loray 91 Groth, David 91 Grunwald, Terry 91 Gupta, Abha 91, 100, 144 Gustafson, Craig 18. 79, 80, 91. 110, 127, 140 H Hagg. John 91, 100 Hall, Sandra 68, 91 Hall, Sandra 90. 91, 100 Hammond, Keith 91 Hankland, Debbie 91 Hanson, Joanell 92 Ham, Michelle 77, 92 Harris, Rochelle 92 Hart. Kelly 12. 46. 92 Harty, Patricia 6, 69. 81. 92, 111, 142 Haug, Jerry 15. 48. 58. 92. 118. 145 Heard. Bernadette 92 Heidelberg, Suzanne 79, 92, 101, 113, 138, 139 Heimbecker, Kelly 92 Herum, Mary 81, 88, 92 Hicks, Wallace 91. 92. 129 Hild, John 92 Hilden, Kari 6. 11, 92 Hill. Ethel 92 Hill. Jorge 92. 101 Hill, Michael 92 Hirdler, Vincent 92 Hodge, Julianne 92 Hoeben, Thomas 53, 92 Holman, Susan 79. 92. 100 Horan, Tracy 88, 92, 101 Hunt, Joanne 92 Huas, Cecilia 92 Hyndman, Bonnie 92 I Iwen, Matthew 93, 106 J Jackson, Stacey 93 Jeffrey, Martha 6, 69, 81, 93 Jenkins. Jill 93. 98. 101. 132 Johnson, Alan 93, 129 Johnson. Cindy 93 Johnson, Craig 93 Johnson, Craig 93 Johnson. Judy 19. 71, 93, 108, 120 Johnson, Keith 3, 25, 93, 106, 129 Johnson, Kyle 92, 93, 140 Johnson, Mary 11, 15, 68, 81, 93 Johnson, Paula 93 Johnson, Sandra 81, 93 Johnson, Sharon 93 Johnson, Shelley 88. 93 Johnson, Sue 4. 61. 93. 96, 103, 108, 120. 168 Johnston, Stacy 89, 93 Jones, Rebecca 93, 101 Jones. Robert 93, 106. 140 Jones, Shaun 93, 100 Jones. Vincent 93, 106 Jordan, Kimberly 16 Jungers, Michael 93 K Kane. Joan 93, 125 Kavoukjian, Scott 94, 126 Keith, Terry 94, 110 Kelly, Mary 93 Kemp, Dcidre 68. 92, 94 Kiesling, Gregory 94. 110 Kivo, Michael 94 Kloster. Kaye 4, 74, 77, 94 Klug, Susan 82, 94 Knauff, Nancy 77, 94 Knoll. David 4, 15. 68. 94. 100 Knooihuizen, Paul 68. 94, 99 Kolesar, Lydia 30, 94 Komoto, Lori 11. 82, 94. 132 Kornmann, Zane 94 Krogseng, Elizabeth 94, 97. 142 Krueger, Arthur 94 Kunin, Andrew 4. 12. 19, 64. 94. 107. 127. 140 L LaBahn, Steven 94. 106 I achelt, Mitzi 94 Lacy, Ruth 61, 94. 98. 101. 144 Lair, I slie 94, 108 I alonde, Timothv 94 I .arson, Jill 4, 94. 100, 138 I arson, Peter 11, 14. 19. 25. 63, 64. 90,94. 110 Larson. Robert 94, 110 Lawrence, Anthony 14. 94. 122. 123, 140 Lawson, Elizabeth 4, 16, 77. 94 I eBourgeois. Chris 94 Lee. Terry 16. 19. 27. 71, 76. 78. 94. 121 Lehnherr, Libby 93, 94 Lieb, Gretchen 11. 18. 77. 91, 94. 113, 132, 138 Lincoln. Mary 4, 16. 30. 61, 71. 76. 82, 83, 94 Lindgrcn, Craig 94 Lindseth, Susan 101 Lloyd, Stephanie 19. 61, 63, 64. 71. 89. 94. 136 Lohman, David 27. 29, 76. 78, 79, 95 I.ongman, John 95, 106, 122 Longman, Timothy 3, 25, 94, 95, 106. 123 Lukens, Joseph 95, 134 189 Lumbar, Dean 3, 95, 107, 117, 118, 140, 141 Lundegaard, Christian 64, 70, 71, 95 Lundgren, David 71, 95 Lupori, John 3, 95 Lutes, Ronald 11, 76, 92, 95, 106. 143 Lutz, Nathan 95, 110 M Machacek, Brian 25, 95, 106, 145 Maddox, Jeffrey 95 Madsen, Carla 95 Madsen, Julie 95 Mahoney. Mary 77, 78, 82, 95 Marble, Theresa 63. 71. 82. 83. 88. 95 Markuson, Todd 95 Markwardt, Thomas 95, 110. 126 Marsh. Steven 95. 134 Matthews, Adrianne 95 Maunsell, John 3. 95. 101. 134 Mavity, William 95. 134 Mayes, I.add 95, 106, 129 McGee. Mark 95 McGuire, James 95 McGuire, Patrick 95 Mclnnis, Susan 95, 113 McKellin, Deidre 4, 6, 8, 16, 76. 95, 101, 111 McNamer, Patrick 95, 110, 122. 123 McNaughton, Monica 61. 95, 98. 101, 144 Mead, Pamela 71, 95 Melville, Lisa 90, 95 Michael, John 95, 100 Michelsen, Paul % Mitby, Suzanne 12, 77, 78. 96. 142 Moe, Paul 96 Molke, Larry 3, 30. 96. 106, 145 Moore, Maurice 96 Moore, Vincent 3, 96 Moosbrugger, Susan 96 Morgan. Allyson 16, 68. 79. 96. 99 Morrill. Paul 3, 96, 134 Mortensen, Olaf 96 Morton, Craig 96. 145 Mure, Alan 96, 106 Murphy. Robert 25. 94. 96. 107, 145 Murray. Charlotte 8. 9. 16. 71, 76, 78. 93. 96. 100 Mykkeltvedt, Paul 96 N Nash, Lynnette 80, 96. 138 Nchotte, Catherine 96. 100 Ncifert. Donald 96. 110. 127, 140 Ncllas, Andrea 91. 96. 100, 101, 113 Nescl, Julio 74. 90, 96 Nichols, Laurie 6, 70, 81, 96 Nicklow, Thomas 96, 110 Norby, David 3, 25, 46. 96 Norlin, Jeffrey 96 Norris, Michele 3. 15. 17. 64. 71. 8-1. 85. 96 Northrup, Kevin 96 Northrup, Scott 96 Northwick, Andrew 3, 15, 80. 96, 106, 146, 147 Norton. Patty 96 Nussbaum, David 96 O O’Brien. Bridget 96 O’Shea, Thomas 96, 100 Odash, Clarence 97 Ohl, John 97 Olson. Kimball 80. 97, 110 Orcutt, Kathrine 97 Orfield. Myron 71, 97, 99, 134 Oslund, Catherine 61. 63. 64, 68, 84. 97. 122 Ostrcra, Mathew 97, 124. 140 Otte. Joseph 6, 16, 76, 78. 97. 121 Owens, Michael 97, 106 P Palmer, Scott 14, 97 Papadakis, Effy 11, 61, 74. 97. 108 Patnode, Robert 97. 118 Pearson, Timothy 95 Pedersen, David 6. 21, 79. 80, 81. 97. 145 Persons, Mary 14, 97 Peters, Carol 97 Peterson. Karen 6, 69, 81, 97 Petterscn. Paul 97. 110, 129, 145 Phifer, Pamela 89. 97 Phillips. Ann 77, 97. 100 Picha. Julie 26, 97. 100, 132 Pierson, Richard 38, 75. 97 Pietig, Pamela 4, 11, 97 Pika I. David 6. 79. 97 Pohlmann, Karl 97, 127 Popehn, Robert 97 Popham, Stephanie 71. 97 Premack, Sonja 97, 125, 142 Preston, Stephen 97 Price, Sarah 64, 97 Proctor, Beth 93, 97 Q Quinn, David 97, 106 R Ragan, Mary 97, 100 Rains, Jacqueline 98. 101 Ranney, Douglas 98. 106 Ranum, Judy 75, 98, 100 Rasmussen, Jon 98. 101 Rasmussen, Paul 98 Ratliff, Lisa 29 Raze. Simone 11, 98 Reagan, Jill 61, 98 Rhines, Jani 98, 101 Richardson, William 98 Robinson. James 94. 98 Rogers, Amy 75, 98, 142 Romano, Ann 98 Ronhovde, Bradley 98 Rosenbloom, Philip 19, 70, 71. 76. 78. 98, 145 Russell. Patricia 16, 98 Rustad, Thomas 79, 80, 98 S Sample. Kevin 14. 98. 99. 106 Samuelson, Kristin 77, 78, 81. 95 Sandvig, Susan 13. 28. 61. 64. 71 98. 138 Sanford, Victor 98 Saunders. Caroline 4, 98, 100, 113, 136 Saunders, David 98 Schlink, Robert 98 Schroeck. Dale 98 Schulte. Bernard 10. 15. 25. 27. 99. 101, 105, 106 Scott, Marquita 90, 99 Shriver, Anne 99 Sieber, Liesle 4, 79. 99. 100 Siegel. Karen 77. 78. 99 Simington, Robin 16. 99 Simondet, Brian 99, 106, 122, 123 Simonsen, Paul 99 Skahen. Kelly 99 Smalley, Brenda 91, 99 Smith, Dana 99 Smith, Elctte 17. 38. 51. 99. 100 Smith, Michael 99 Sosin, Phillip 6, 11 Sovell, Mary 3. 25. 26. 64. 84, 5. 99. 132 Spector, Joel 99, 134 Springer, Mary 77, 99, 101 Steffer, John 99. 110, 134 Steinkc. Janet 61, 77. 99, 100, 125 Stensland, Scott 99 Stewart, John 99 Stratton, Thomas 93. 99 Stumme, Ann 74, 99 Stumme, John 99 Styrbicki. Ann 77. 99. 101 Swanson. Kristin 29. 100 Swift. Patrick 100 Sylvester, Parnell 100 T Taatjes, Joel 3, 4. 46. 100, 110 Taylor, Carl 100 Taylor, Richard 100 Tedford, Todd 100 Thomas, Suellen 25, 93, 100 Thurston, Jeffery 100 Tieman, Robert 100, 107 Tillemans, Barbara 82, 83, 100 Toohey, 'Pam my 77, 84. 85, 93, 100, 122, 123, 138 Tucker, Francis 100 U Ulrich. Eric 100, 134 Urbanek. Katherine 24. 77. 78. 100, 101, 108 V Vader. Peter 100 VanValkenburg, Paul 100 Vaughn, Mark 100 Viens, Steven 100 Villas. Daniel 4, 7, 64, 100 Voigt. David 4. 16. 27, 76. 78. 100, 110, 126, 140, 141 Vossen, Rebecca 4. 46, 77, 100, 108, 120, 138 W Wagner, John 100, 140 Wagner, Jon 100, 106 Walczak, James 100 Wallace. Susan 20. 64. 77. 78. 100 Walsh. Patricia 25. 61. 64, 69. 71, 81. 101 Ward. Michelle 10. 100, 101 Ward. Sara 11. 101 Warder. David 101 Warn, Bruce 101 Weber, Heidi 101 Weeks. Michael 101 Wessling, Julie 101 Wetherall, Joan 101 Wheeler, Alan 27. 76, 78. 101 Wheeler, John 101 White, Terry 93 Wiberg, Benjamin 101 Williams. Don 101, 106 Wilson, Scott 101 Winkcls. Anthony 101, 110, 122, 123 Wisnom, Colleen 98, 101 Wolk. Sara 97. 101 Wood. Catherine 15, 81. 101 W'right, John 101 Wyberg, Scott 52, 101, 110, 140 Wyckoff, Ann 29, 77, 79, 99, 101 Y Yates, Darsalee 101 Yates. Robert 3, 16. 101, 106, 116, 117, 118, 145 Youngdahl, Kay 71, 79. 80. 101, 111, 113, 142 Z Zandlo, Judith 93, 101 Zenisek, Lisa 26. 68. 79. 84. 85. 101 SENIORS A Abeln, Matthew 154 Abraham, Mary 6, 81, 154 Adams, Cynthia 15-1 Adams, Kimberly 24. 108, 154, 163 Allenson, Mitchell 154 Anderson. Carol 11. 77, 154 Anderson, Carolvn 4. 11, 62. 64. 154 Anderson, Christopher 15, 110, 154 Anderson. Dana 154 Anderson, David 154, 168 Anderson, Duane 6, 14, 25, 72, 106, 154 Anderson, John 154, 167 Anderson, I wrence 154, 185 Anderson, Lisa 4. 6, 63, 108, 154, 184 Anderson, Marc 154 Angell, James 15, 20, 21, 80, 154 Antoun, Benjamin 154 Arneson, Sally 74, 155 Arnold. Mark 4, 11. 155, 165 . Ashncr, Paul 155 Aubrecht, Michelle 15, 27. 84, 85, 155 B Bachman, Jeffrey 155 Backlund, Alice 6, 28, 69, 81, 155 Bagha, Abdul 155 Baines, Anita 155 Bartko, David 146, 155 Bateson, Martin 11, 14, 29, 107, 155 Beard, Ruth 155 Bell, Lewis 6. 80. 154, 155 Bendixen, Lori 11, 15, 155, 162, 185 Bennett, Pennell 82, 83, 155, 164 Birkeli, Jeffrey 155 Birth, Pamela 29, 155 Bishop. Robert 155 Bjurquist. Cathlecn 156, 173 Blewett, Mary 11, 156 Bochert, Barbara 11. 66. 72. 156, 157, 185 Bodger, Charles 6, 14. 24, 25, 64, 66. 68, 156 Booth, Paul 156 Boyd, David 6, 9, 17, 24, 26. 64, 66, 79. 80, 81. 127, 156, 157, 179 190 Bradley, Laura 22. 156 Brehm, Amy 4, 11, 156 Bristol, Cheryl 11, 156 Broucck, Maura 4, 156 Brown. Charles 10, 11, 13, 15, 16, 76. 78. 84. 85, 137, 156, 172. 184 Brown, Colleen 156 Brown, James 156 Brown, Michael 156 Brunsberg, Carrie 77, 156 Buhn, David 157 Burgess, Frank 157 Burgess, Tim 157 Burns, Kathleen 13, 26, 74. 157, 184 Buss, John 11, 16. 67. 68. 76, 78. 157, 185 C Calvit, Philip 4. 7, 11, 29, 79, 157, 185 Cann, Rodney 105, 106, 157 Capouch, Paul 6, 157 Carlson, Jeffrey 157 Carlson, Mark 4, 8. 11. 24. 25, 26, 116, 117, 157. 182 Carlile, Mike 75. 157, 167 Carr, Geselle 74, 157 Caye, Kevin 157 Chamberlain, Ellen 11, 167 Chan, Mark 157 Chatfield, Thomas 11, 158 Chrcsand, Thomas 4, 11, 13, 19, 25, 66, 68. 70. 127, 152. 153, 158, 185 Clark, Stuart 4, 6, 11. 158 Cobb, Debra 158, 159 Cole, Vaughn 158 Coleman, Thomas 11, 25, 63, 73, 105, 106, 158, 184 Comer, David 158 Comstock, Jeffrey 158 Conlon, Kelly 4. 11. 62. 66. 152, 158 Cook. Sandra 30. 74. 158 Cooney, Joseph 117, 158 Crandall, Kathleen 4, 11, 62, 64, 144, 152, 158 Crawford, Ix ri 62, 158 Crockett, James 159 Cross, Daniel 2, 6. 26. 79. 80. 159, 185 Cummings, Martha 4, 22, 23, 62. 68. 125, 157, 159 Cuneo, Marisa 6, 15, 62, 67, 80, 111, 120, 144, 159 Cunningham, Laura 4, 11, 15, 23, 62, 66. 152, 159 Curry, Lisa 8. 19, 20. 21. 74. 84, 85. 159 D Darnell, Cindy 159 Darula, Steven 159 David, Mary 6, 23, 62, 67, 68, 69. 70. 80. 152. 153, 157, 159 Davidson. Elizabeth 11. 159 Davis, Philip 159 Davis. Scott 10, 11, 25, 28. 68. 76. 78. 84, 85, 159 Dean, Tamara 4, 11, 64, 136, 159, 185 Demmings, Kitisha 160 Denman, John 160 DesMarais, Donna 30, 74, 160 Devery, Colleen 160 Diessner, Debra 160 Dingley, Brian 74, 160 Dobbins, Bryan 160 Dornfeld, David 4. 19, 22, 25, 67, 106, 116, 117, 118, 140, 160, 185 Dreon, Julie 28, 74, 160 Dreves, Paul 160 Dyer, William 160 E Eichler, Theresa 160 Eliingen, Catherine 6. 15, 66. 81, 160 Elliott, Raymond 30, 160 Ellis, Jean 4, 7, 11, 16. 24, 27. 62. 64, 68, 76, 78, 152, 160, 161. 185 Elstrom, Judith 74, 161 Engman, Patricia 4, 161, 185 Erickson. Susan 11. 13, 76. 78, 161 Evans, Robert 161 Evers, Elizabeth 4, 7, 11, 62, 64, 70. 74. 152, 161, 185 F Fabcl, Nancy 161 Farrell, Kimberly 12, 161 Farrell, Lisa 161 Feralin, Christine 11, 161 Fewer, Timothy 7, 11, 22, 24 , 25, 63, 67. 143, 152, 161. 184 Fischer, Lynn 161 Flanigan. Colleen 4, 11, 13, 18, 19. 23. 26, 63. 64. 84. 161 Fleming, Susan 4, 11. 17, 113, 161 Flesher, Anne 74, 161 Foley, Patricia 4, 11. 67, 70, 161 Ford, Susan 4, 28, 162, 185 Foster, David 6, 7, 11. 14. 24, 25, 64, 66. 140, 141, 162, 173, 185 Froiland, Sonja 23. 76, 79, 107, 177 Frost, Clay 162 Frykman, Karl 18, 20, 21. 24. 25, 63. 67, 68, 69. 72, 106, 140, 141, 152, 153, 157, 162, 181 Funk, Carolyn 11, 162 G Galarneau, Susan 11, 62. 64 . 72, 152, 162, 185 Galbraith, Alison 7, 62, 64. 66, 82, 162. 185 Gatewood, Todd 4. 11. 70. 162, 168 Geiger. Susan 4, 11, 162 Gentz, Karen 11, 62. 74. 162 Gergen, Paul 162 Gersdorf. Carol 4. 11. 77, 81, 162 Gilchrist, Jeff 129, 140, 141, 162, 185 Gillette. Glenn 30, 74, 162 Givens, Linda 74, 162 Glattly, Camilla 16, 27, 76. 78. 163 Goeres, Andreas 140, 141, 163 Grage, John 4, 163 Gray. Michael 11, 163 Greeman, Laura 4, 11, 15. 62, 66, 68, 152, 163 Green, David 163 Grimm, Lucy 4, 6, 7, 64. 163, 184 Groth. Matthew 6, 79. 80, 163 Gustafson, Nancy 4, 163 H Haak, Andrea 11. 22. 62. 66, 68. 115, 125, 138, 163, 184 Hackel. Kathleen 11. 23. 28, 62, 74, 163 Hafner, Jon 163 Haley. Diane 82. 163 Hall. Ann 82. 83. 163, 181 Hall. Jon 116, 117, 163 Hall. Karen 4. 62, 164 Hall, Nancy 11, 164 Hall, Quentin 164 Hanson, Julie 74, 164 Hare, Susan 4, 11, 28. 164 Harmon, Paul 11, 24, 25, 26, 69, 116, 117, 137, 152, 164 Harn, Renaye 11, 77, 164 Harp, Bryan 20, 21, 164 Hart, David 105, 106. 129. 146. 147, 148, 153, 164 Haug, Wendy 4, 11. 40. 103, 108, 120, 153. 164 Hazel. Elizabeth 11, 42. 62, 74. 82, 83. 164 Heger, Stephanie 4. 11, 74, 164 Heilman, Michael 4. 58, 165 Hemstreet, Mark 165 Hendey, Deborah 74, 165 Henry, Rebecca 165 Herridge, Cynthia 4, 7, 11. 14. 29, 67, 84, 85. 115, 122, 132, 138, 148, 165 Hill, Denise 74, 165 Hinerman, Charles 6. 15. 165 Hinrichs, Kevin 4. 165 Hoch. David 10, 11, 13. 16, 22, 24. 25, 27. 110, 146, 147, 152. 165, 183, 184 Hoffman. Jay 4. 11, 164, 165, 167 Hogberg, Nancv 115, 125, 138, 158, 165 Holme, Linda 165 Holmgren, Elaine 17, 68, 166 Holtzman, Jeremy 4, 6, 11. 20, 21. 22, 67. 71, 152, 157, 166 Horan. Sally 166 Hovland, Larry 4, 166 Hughes, Michael 166 Hunter, Sharon 16, 166 Husby, Alan 6, 24, 26, 30. 66. 70. 79, 80, 127, 152, 166 J Jacobsen, Cindy 74, 166, 185 Jallo, James 4, 11, 15, 30, 66, 134, 137, 148. 157. 166 James. Vickilynn 166 Jenkins, Alana 67, 155, 156, 166, 172, 185 Jennings, Cathleen 6, 66, 69. 77. 78. 80. 152, 157, 166 Johnson, Carl 155, 156, 166, 185 Johnson, Cheryl 166 Johnson, Eric 166 Johnson, Gary 4, 6, 11. 16. 76, 78. 167, 184 Johnson, Jan 4. 11, 62, 64 , 68. 76, 78, 81. 166, 167 Johnson, Rachel 167 Johnson, Rebecca 11. 62, 167 Johnson, Susan 11. 74, 167 Johnson. Susan 4. 9. 11. 28. 79, 152. 167, 173 Johnson, Tami 6, 81 Johnston, Kurt 167, 169 Jones, Angela 167 Jones, Michelle 4. 167 Jones. Richard 4, 11, 16, 27, 78, 167 Jorgensen, Lisa 11, 167 Joyce, Cheryl 11, 167 K Kaibel, David 167 Kalinowski, Christopher 4. 168 Kaner. Kip 4. 11.23, 67. 117, 118, 147, 148, 157, 168. 185 Kapaun, Thomas 168 Kasperek, Timothy 168 Kay, Roy 11, 160. 168 Kegg, Roxanne 168 Kellar, I ura 6, 11, 27, 62, 64, 76, 78, 80, 168, 185 Keller. Peter 4. 11. 17, 23, 64, 107, 140, 168 Kelly, Brian 168 Kennedy, Kay 14. 19, 24, 27. 29. 62. 64. 67. 84. 85. 152, 153, 168. 185 Kight, Maureen 4, 74. 168 King. David 7. 10, 19. 24. 25. 68. 69. 73. 105, 106, 122, 123, 146. 147, 153. 168. 178 Kispert, Mark 74, 168 Kivo, Lori 6, 64, 81, 169, 176 Klaers, Theresa 11, 23, 62, 169 Kness, Peter 4. 15, 126, 143, 169 Knight, Steven 169 Koll, Larry 169 Komoto, Cary 4. 15, 25, 66, 152, 169 Kopacok, Karole 4. 11, 66, 169 Korwes, Randy 169 Kos, Mark 169 Kosmas, David 169 Krouch. Karen 4, 11. 68. 74, 169 Kuhn, Kevin 28, 169 Kunitz, Allen 169 Kvalsten, Kimberly 24, 64, 77, 122, 170, 172 L 1 .aBelle, Scott 158, 170 I adwig, John 170 Lair, Jay 170 Larson, James 170 Larson. Lori 6, 23, 25, 62. 67, 81, 103, 108, 142, 170 Larson. Margaret 4. 7, 25, 63. 64. 170. 180, 184 I aska, Judith 4. 11. 67. 170, 177 Leek, Jennie 4. 11, 16, 62, 67. 68. 76, 103, 115, 139, 152. 170 Lesinski, Frank 4, 15, 25, 67, 104, 106, 170, 178 Leslie, Susanne 18, 83. 170 Letofsky, Paul 18. 20, 66, 72. 155. 170, 184 I-ewis. Camille 170 Lindaas. Robert 170 Lindstrom, Sara 4, 142, 170 Ljundberg, Katarina 11, 16, 17. 68, 171 l.unde, Maureen 11, 12, 15. 144 154, 171 Lutz, Gretchen 4, 7, 62. 64. 66, 138, 171 M Maddox, Alfred 171 Mady, Joan 4. 6. 24. 63. 66. 75. 108, 171 Malmlov, Steven 30, 171, 185 Marble, Joseph 7, 15, 18, 20, 24. 64, 84. 85, 154, 162, 171 191 Marcolino. Paulo 166, 171 Markus, Margaret 171 Marquardt, John 171 Martin, Pamela 171 Maunsell, Elizabeth 14, 16, 22. 64. 82, 136, 163, 171. 18T May. Alfred 129. 148, 169, 171 McCreary. Daniel 64, 66. 67, 68. 70. 72. 122, 123, 152, 163, 159, 171, 183, 185 McCuen. Laurie 89, 171 McDonald, Stephanie 6. 11, 22, 172 McGrath. Mark 4. 11. 15. 24. 26, 172 McLaughlin, Jonathan 7, 14, 15, 18. 24. 67. 76. 84. 85. 153. 154, 172 McNaughton, Jane 23, 172 Medin, Jon 110. 172 Mellgren. Duvid 172 Melton, Steven 74, 172 Mestenhauser, Patricia 6. 67, 69, 80. 152, 172 Michael. Colleen 4. 11, 64. 68. 138. 139, 172 Midhoe. Terrance 74. 163, 165, 172 Miller. Cheryl 22. 74. 172 Miller. Kerry Jo 4, II, 20. 21. 172 Mills. Janet 4. 11. 62. 163. 172 Moen. Clayton 172 Moffatt, Steven II. 16. 19. 24. 25. 26. 30. 67. 79. 103, 117. 118, 146, 147, 152. 172, 180 Moon. Anne 142, 172 Moosbrugger. Judith 11. 16,67, 76. 78. 172 Mortensen, Scott 74. 75, 173 Murphy. Jeanne 4, II, 62. 64, 68. 70. 73. 81. 152, 173, 182, 185 Myhre, Peter 11. 110, 117. 173 N Naeseth. John 75. 173 Neifert. Elizabeth 4. 62. 125, 138, 173 Neitge, Margaret 11. HI. 173 Nellas, Elizabeth 4. 11, 25, 62. 152. 173 Nelson, Michael 173 Neuville, Darrell 74, 173 Nichols, Renata 4, 14. 18, 27, 62, 68. 76. 78. 152, 173, 185 Nichols, Richard 173 Niedenfuer, John 73 Nikoloff. Pamela 89. 173 Nord. Ronald 173 Norwood. Vida 4. 11, 14. 20. 21, 62. 64. 68. 70. 152. 173 Note. John 173 Nygren. I aura 4. 11. 14. 22. 62. 64. 173, 183 O O’Brien. Margaret 62. 76. 82. 83. 152, 153. 174 O’Riley. Sheila 12. 16. 62. 64. 174 Olive. Nicholas II, 19, 67, 117, 146, 147, 174 Olsen. Mark 174 Olson, Keith 174 Olson, Philip 67. 70. 152, 174. 185 Olson, Richard 7. 15. 18. 19. 23, 24. 26. 27. 64. 78. 84. 85, 140, 141, 174, 175 Onslow. Linda 174 Ostlund, Charles 75. 174 Ostrem. Thomas 15, 134, 174 Otteson, Lisu 69, 174 Otto. Joseph 6, 75, 174 P Pahl. Annette 74. 174 Palmer. Paula 4. 8. 63. 64. 68 70 73. 75, 153, 174 Parsons. James 4. 11. 29, 110 127, 157, 160. 174 Parsons. Nancy 11. 111. 142 162 175 Paterson. I auri Jo 175 Paulson. Peter 4. 11, 175 Paulson. Peter 6. 18. 30. 163. 175 Peck, Bradley 11. 100. 175 Pederson. Darlene 175 Perrier. Matthew 175 Petersen. Lyn 132, 175 Peterson. Charles 175 Peterson. Sara 4. 11. 77. 78. 175 Peterson, Todd 146, 147, 175 Pierson. Marylee 4, 74. 152. 175 Pierson. Michael 15. 105, 116, 129. 146. 147. 148, 175 Pirazzini, Kim 16. 62, 67. 68. 152. 157, 169. 175. 185 Popham. Geoffrey 4. 11. 29. 67. 68. 152, 157. 169. 175, 185 Porter. Daniel 105, 106, 176 Powell, John 4. 11, 16, 25. 27. 29. 66. 76. 78. 79. 127, 137, 163, 176 Pratt. Lynda 4. 7. 10. II. 24. 64. 84. 85. 138. 176 Proehl. Michelle 4. 162, 176 ProJa. John 4. 11. 24. 25. 117. 146, 147, 176 Pryd. Julie 22. 176 Q Quirk, James 19, 95, 176 R Rank. Susan 4. 68, 77. 176 Raugust. Karen 6. 62. 81. 176 Raymond. Janice 4. 30, 74, 176 Reimer, Gregory 67, 126, 134, 176 Rice. I,orraine 6, II. 17. 18, 103, 113, 132. 133, 148. 164. 176 Richardson. Marcia 29, 152, 176, 185 Richter. Brenda 74. 176 Riley, Lebron 106, 176 Rinker. Kenton 4, II. 12. 28. 169, 176 Risser, Mary II. 23. 28, 62. 66. 152, 176 Robertson. Karen 177 Roessler, Margaret 2, 11. 29. 79. 157, 177 Rogers. John 6, 80. 134. 177 Rollay, Natalie 177 Roseen, Virginia II. 177 Roth. Richard 10. 11. 19. 23. 24, 25. 26. 73, 106, 116, 117, 118. 143, 147, 152, 153, 177, 179 Rowland, Suzanne 4, II, 14, 16. 67. 76. 132, 152. 177 Rude, Anthony 177 Ruder. Julie 11. 24. Ill, 177 S Sampson. Wendy 6. 15. 81. 177 Sandahl, Bruce 177 Sateren. Kathryn 13, 16, 76, 78, 177 Sattcrberg, Brenda 11, 68, 77. 176. 177 Scarvcr, Sheila 74, 177 Schall. Evelyn II, 74. 177 Schech, John 177 Schifferle, Jill 62, 64. 177 Schilz, Jacqueline 11. 62. 66. 178 Schluter, Kathy 62. 178, 185 Schoherg, Cary 178 Schonnesen, Margie 178 Schoppe, Darcy 178 Schulz, Daniel 4, 11. 66, 79, 110, 127, 137, 157, 178, 185 Seaquist, James 178 Selstad, Lisa 4, 74, 178 Sengbush, Terry 4. 62. 74. 82. 83, 178 Shabel, Daniel 58. 178 Sheetz. James 28, 74. 178 Shepherd. David 13. 22. 129. 156. 178 Shoop, Elizabeth 11, 62, 66. 152, 157, 179 Shuberg. Kevin 23, 179 Shult, Sharon 8, 11. 74, 179 Sieber, Kurt 179 Simington. Teresa 16, 179 Simonen, Jaana 62, 68. 179 Skay, Mary 11, 74. 158. 179. 185 Smith. David 4. 70, 179 Smith. Jill 11, 74. 179 Smith, Sharon 79, 179 Sokoloski. Timothy 179 Sorensen, Sheldon 4, 6, 11, 67, 75. 171, 179. 184 Sorman, Mark 180 Sorteberg, Kristi 7, 11. 12. 16. 62. 66. 67. 68, 73, 76, 78. 180 Stake. Julie 4. 10, 11, 13. 14, 26. 27. 77. 78. 84. 85. 113, 180 Stamos, Diane 11, 62. 180 Stanko, Davis 180 Staples, Kathleen 11, 74, 180 Stewart. Myrl 180 Stromgren, Greg 180 Sutton, James 7, 11, 13. 18, 19, 22. 24. 25. 63, 64. 110, 117, 162, 180, 184 Swanson, Scott 180 Swenson. Joy II. 76. 78. 180 Swift, Joseph 6, 180 1' Tate, Marissa 4. 11, 79. 113. 180 Teder, Rein 67. 181 Theurer, Thomas 181 Thomas, Cynthia 6, 62, 64. 80. 81. 181 Thompson. Jeffrey 74, 181 Tisdale, Steven 181 Totall, Monica 6. 181 Trautman, Matthew 4, 11, 107, 117. 181 Turnbaugh, Sally 181 V Vaughn, Michael 2. 106, 140. 156, 178. 181, 185 von Felden, Sue 4. 74, 181 Vossen, Luke 10. II, 18, 19. 20, 21. 26. 63, 73, 105. 106. 178, 181 Vrooman, Charles 7. 11, 19, 24. 26, 69. 106, 116, 117, 148, 153. 178. 181 W Wade. Brian 181 Wade. D’Andrea 62. 74. 168. 182, 185 Wagner, Duane 25, 140, 141. 159, 174, 182 Wagner, Gary 182 Waldemar, Von 182 Walker, Maurice 159, 182 Walton. Katherine 182 Waters. Kathleen 9. 11. 15. 22, 64. 75. 82, 182. 185 Wccgman, Kurt 74, 75 Weigel, Michael 182 Werler, Mary 11, 67. 111. 152. 182 Werntz, James 67. 80. 81, 127, 148. 156. 182 Wesselman. Julianne 4, 7, II, 23. 62. 64. 66, 68. 73, 76, 182 Westhoff. Brian 4. 11. 15. 25. 168. 182. 185 Wctherall. Janet 16 Whiting, Charles 4, 6, 22. 182 Whitmire, Denise 74, 183 Whitmore, I-aura 4, 19, 66. 138. 183 Wiggins, Julie 74 Williams, Marie 62, 74, 183, 185 Winchell. James 12. 183 Winkcls. Bradley 26, 27. 79, 110, 183 Wittmeier. Mark 11, 20, 21, 175, 183 Wiltmer, Mark 79, 106, 183 Wyberg. Michael 110 183 Y Yates. Bradley 106. 116. 117, 183 Z Zahner, David 11. 66. 67. 68. 70, 73. 84. 85, 152, 153. 181. 183 Zelinskv, Ronald 8, 11. 16. 19. 7f 78. 84. 85, 161. 181. 183 Zenisek, Michael 183 192 .