Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1988 volume:

II I I 11 Building . . . STUDENT LIFE 10 SPECIAL EVENTS 30 ATHLETICS 54 ORGANIZATIONS 82 FACULTY 106 SENIORS 120 STUDENTS 140 . . . the Future Building I The Foss Lobeck Miles Center for worship, drama communica- tion is scheduled for completion and dedi- cation as part of the 1988 Homecoming festivities. The building will house chapel ser- vices, theater produc- tions and communica- tion facilities. Fundings for the project were made possible through the 21st Century Fund drive. Lower left, upper right: Construction workers lay bricks and check metal beams for the new building. Center: Cranes and trucks are common at the site in December 1987. Bottom: Artist's drawing of the new building. tllUH i For years students have enjoyed the Knotty Niche. Graffitti had covered the wood of the booths and walls for years. But all of that has changed now. The Knotty Niche was ripped apart and re- decorated this past fall. It now has light blue booths and a warm atmosphere. It was also renamed The Niche. After the redecoration more students make use of the Niche. Top photos: The old Knot- ty Niche. Right: Tricia Noha and Mike Lotti enjoy the new Niche. Bottom: Students hanging out in the Niche. . . .Our Campus 5 Building In October 1987 — Minnesota Twins fans witnessed a miracle when the Twins cap- tured the World Series against St. Louis in a dramatic seven game series. Grandslam ho- meruns by Kent Hrbek and Dan Gladden fueled the fire for the Twins series. Homer Hankies and series tickets were hot items. Names like Bruno. G- Man, Herbie and Kirby Puckett became household names. Augsburg has a special connection with the Twins. Athletic trainer Doug Nelson is also an assistant trainer for the Twins and had a part in the making of the dream. Top to bottom: A Twins home victory, the first game in the Detroit series M-8 D-5, center fielder Kirby Puckett, American League Championship se- ries MVP Gary Gaetti, and Homer Hanky Mania. Top to bottom: Quarterback Tommy Kramer had a rough season, Chris Dole- man (56) and Neal Guggemos (41) had a great season, summer practice at Mankato, linebacker Scott Studwell, and fans eagerly watch- ing practice. One phrase could sum up the Vikings season — the Quarter- back Shuffle. Tommy Kramer and Wade Wilson shared the Quarterback position. The players went on strike for three weeks and the replacement “scab team lost all three games. Through a strange twist, the Vikings entered post-season play as an NFC wild card team. They soundly defeated the Saints and the 49'ers in surprise victories. But their season ended one game short of the Superbowl with a loss to the Redskins. Overall, the Vikings proved that hard work and determination can lead you to many places. . . . Dreams 7 Building . . . Clockwise from upper right: Tasha Topka studies hard, Eric Sol- berg and Mike Palo- saari are true friends, the pretty faces of fifth floor Urness; Ann Samways straight from the Chin Wag, and Tania Lyon and Dave Holland. Clockwise from upper right: 1987 summer ori- entation leaders, Sue Thao feeds Tom Olson some creamed corn, Ka- ren Jensen and Jeff Nel- son sneeze up a storm, and Jim Parker helps Brent Lofgren in a musi- cal number. . . . People 9 Opposite: Lora Kracht and Kari Stevens Top to bottom: Snick- ers the Squirrel, Mark Lucht, Jenny Ohlin and Mark Pearson T 1— The City Around Augsburg of a Left: The Co-op right ‘ 1 find the city fits my ty.There are lots of people to meet, places to see. In the city you can be any thing you want to. One disadvantage to the city is you have to look harder at finding nature's beauty.” — Jennifer Overland Apartments in the shadow of Cedar Square West. Above: The Minneapolis Skyline and Highway 94 are the familiar backdrop for the Augsburg Community. Left: Smiley's Point Clinic provides health care for students only a few blocks away. Students Discover The Outside From Within 13 Augsburg Eating It's like the best of both worlds — hot nutritious meals upstairs and convenient fast foods downstairs. Kind of like Perkins and McDonalds put together. Eileen Wollan Top: Devoney Looser eats and reads in the Chin Wag. Above: Michelle Wincell relaxing after another cafeteria meal. Left: With no time to waste Kevin Caughlm hurries down the food. Right: Tim Elness, with Echo in hand, is hand fed by his dining partner Kevin Coughlin. 14 The dinner upstairs has left Vinai Supha- vong speechless. Marriott or Chin Wag? Take your Pick ■ 15 WORK STUDY Left: With loads of incoming mail for faculty and students, mailroom man- ager Yihun Betel fills his hours with sorting and stuffing. Above: Shannon Hughes takes a break from her job at the Business Office. Right: Bookstore worker Denise Scarpetta. 16 Far Left: Security booth worker Alan Carlsborg patrols the doings of Chris- tian Iversen. Left: Paul Dasari — noth- ing phasing him, certainly not overdue books. Eileen Wollan smiles on the job as she scoops out food service brownies. Although work study doesn't pay the greatest, my job keeps me from being bored, let's me meet new people, and best of all — ex- tra spending money! — Brenda Johnson Your Spare Hours For Spare Change The need for clean clothes beckons Eirik Rasmussan to make a visit home. ‘It's a big adjustment coming from my own house to a 12x12 room shared by two people where you sleep, study and watch TV — but it's fun any- ways!” — Brenda Lunde Pleasures Are Worth The Price Above: Tamara Tracey and Sharon Fielder find third floor Urness lounge a convenient study hangout. Right: Diane Sanborn amid her dorm sweet dorm. 18 Above: Mark Muhich finds comfortable living in his Mortensen apartment. Left: A notch up from the floor. Karen Jensen shows how to relax. Below: RA Mike Larson preparing for Mortensen rounds. Living In Urness and Mortensen 19 Upper Left: Michelle Ellingson searches for something to eat. Above: Mike Lotti ponders the meaning of life. Left: Beth Lahti assumes her favorite studying position. Tutor House ZETA: Yas Bakshian, Heidi Brucker, Heidi Farrell, Nancy Olson, Beth Ostergaard, Dana Carlson Honors House DELTA: Clockwise from the top: Mike Lotti, Jim Parker, Joel Thor- eson. Heather Muir, Aman Adinew, Bronwen Stine, Tom Geyer 'I really enjoy living in an annex house. It provides you with a quiet atmosphere if you want one. Also you feel off-campus though you're on campus. Plus you get your own bedroom! Heather Muir Housing with a special purpose 21 Campus Ministry KOINONIA: Left to right: Tricia Noha, Karen Strom, Paula Bru- sacorum, Debi Mattson, Michelle Ellingson, Beth Lahti R.A. Patrol No more autographs PLEASE! Scott Bahr enjoys the glamour of being an Augsburg College Resident Advisors. Front row: Matt Staehling, Mary Sue Noleen. Brynn Mundahl, Darron Brown. Second row: Lisa Chieri- chetti, Scott Bahr. and Mark Lucht. Third row: AJ Young, Robin Neil, Sandy Smith, Sue Moenck. Fourth row: Tracy Sundstrom, Mark Pear- son, Sue Bartolutti, Chris Hallin, Linda Alberg, Jim Urbach, Jennifer Bowles, Mike Larson. RA Susie Noleen in charge of the shooting gallery for Carnival Night. Emcees Matt and Lisa speak with ease at Mr. Urness. 22 “Being an RA has been a chal- lenging and growing experience for my personal development and I'm doing it again! — Sue Moenck Keeping dorm life under control 23 o The Art Of Free Time Above: Wade Klick and Jeff Monk observe the pinball ability of Scott Wolner. Left: Pool players Eric Hanson and Rory Brinkman in the game room. “I think free time is essential in the growing process of life.” — Jon Miller Knowing when we have it and when we don't 25 Study! Study! Above: The study lounge provides an atmo- sphere of silence twenty-four hours a day for students such as Janet Hanson and Rich Halquist. Left: Amy Strohbusch. Above: Just what Sverdrup Library is made of. Left: Jim Lundholm takes advantage of the computers in the science building. Right: The study lounge on a Friday night. 26 Tapping into Augsburg's Resources Right: Terri Withers, Nancy McMuren and Penny Grochow study together in the music library. Left: Sheryl Nagel studies in third floor lounge. Everyone should be a philos- ophy major for knowledge and intellects without wisdom is as useful as moonlight at noon. — Lalahery Andriamihaga Above: Chris Miller uses the library's CLIC system in search of books from other libraries. 27 College Classes Top: A variety of mental states be- tween Jeff Nepsund, Katie Knutson, and Christian Iversen in Norwegian class. Above: A comfortable position for Darrell Klotzbach in math class. Right: Artwork of Jon Daniels made for Norwegian King Olav V. 28 Left: Yas Bakshian creating a styro- foam figure in sculpting class. Below: Kari Arfstrom, Craig Bergman. Robin Skoglund and Michiel Ybema in ready position for another day in torwegian. Bottom: Scandinavian His- try student Nick Dykstra. Classes are super! Augsburg students every term are chal- lenging, interested, and well in- formed. They work hard and want to learn for the sake of learning.'' — Professor Trudi Osnes Breezing By And Struggling Through 29 nmmmm Opposite: Dave Swanson and Lyra Forde at the Beach Party Top to bottom: Tommi-Riva Numbala reads poetry for Martin Luther King's Birth- day, Jim Urbach deals a wick- ed poker hand. Dave Pike just loves Christmas, students at Alternative Christmas For all Freshmen, there's a lot to get used to during the first few months of their first semester. There's new study habits, new living conditions and new Homecoming traditions. Monday: Everyone got to dress like they were headed for the beach. Tuesday: The Pepsi challenge was taken at lunch and there was a study break later that night. Wednesday: Marriot served a romantic candlelight steak dinner in the commons. Thursday: The underclass court and the king and queen candi- dates were introduced at the bonfire. LET'S SHUCK 'EM . . . Friday: The variety Show and Auction were followed by the coronation dance with KCMR. And then there was Slider Day. Saturday: Augsburg lost the football game against the Con- cordia-Moorhead Cobbers. Slider Day contestants cool off Quarterback John Mayer and Doug Baretz fight against Concordia. Juniors: B. Mundahl, S. Dewing. Sophomores: D. Carlson. M. Robinson. Fresh- men: M. Hlady, L. Skadsem. 32 HOMECOMING King and Queen: Hugh Peterson and Jeanme Shaug- nessy. Ron Meyerson beats the defending Slider Day Champ by a mouthful. Seventh floor of Urness collects their prize for decorating. Carla Beaurline at the Variety Show HOMECOMING 33 HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN At The Count and his new assistant. What's a nice guy like you doing in a place like this? Tom Geyer artistically scoops out his pumpkin Halloween. The day when all the kids go out and get all the candy they can and when all the big kids try to scare each other and lit- tle kids out of their wits. And, since Augs- burg is full of big kids, well . . . you i know. But Grandma, what big eyes you have! 34 The announcer acts as referee to the two teams competing. Stop me if you're heard this one. Comedy came to the commons on a cold November night. The comedy troupe called “Theatre Sportz from Dudley Riggs' workshop competed for points by making the audience laugh. Each member represented one type of movie and had to stay in character or die in the fashion of the movie they represented. COMMONS COMEDY 35 KING OLAV K. Bakke, J. Daniels and K. Lysberg Over the break for Thanksgiving. Augsburg was visited by King Olav V of Norway. He was met and shown around by President Charles Anderson and his wife. He also met some representative students as well exchange students. as Professor Holt and his children show their pride. President Anderson and King Olav. THE ROYAL FEAST Would you attend a banquet where the entertainment was called Puke and Snot? Well, they were the entertainment at the Madrigal Dinner put on by the programming commission. The waiters, waitresses and guests appeared in costumes donated by the Guthrie Theater in Mpls. The meal was a real Re- naissance-type feast and then the main performers from the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, Puke Snot did their rou- tines. A regal time was had by all. Trygve Nystuen and Kirsten Johnson take center stage. CHRISTMAS i Einar Johnson leads Norweigan music at Velkommen Jul. M. Acers S. Noleen make orna- ments. D. Wold K. Strom eat Norsk food. Norweigan food of all types were enjoyed. An Augsburg Christmas 38 Making X-mas ornaments The Advent Vespers Christmas Service Christmas at Augsburg was celebrat- ed with Norweigan festivities of Vel- kommen Jul and Advent Vespers. There was also Alternative Christ- mas, celebrating the religious rather than monetary aspects of the holi- days. B. Kokal P. Brusacoram are all smiles. The Velkommen Jul planning committee. 39 FALL PLAY CHILLS DRAMATIS PERSONAE Duncan. King of Scotland David DeBlleck Malcolm Hit tont David J.Owen� Donalbain Tim Elite� � Macbeth ' Dan Ne� tel Banquo Noblemen of Mark Cummlng� Macduff David Bicha Lennor Scotland Bob Schatt Roue Brian Lar� on Angu� e- Mall Ertck«on fleance, ton to iton uo Chri� topher Bolton Si ward, Farl of Northumberland Mark Cummings Young Siward, hit ion Kritlof Nordin Seylon, an officer offending Macbeth David DeBlleck Son lo Macduff Jeremy Driver Porter David DeBlleck An Old Man Matt Erickton Murderen Rick Rice Roger Hughes David DeBlleck lady Macbeth Darcey Engen lady Macduff Anne Panning Gentlewoman Birgit OI� en Nune Sandra Jean Vertheln Wile he� Jill McGovern Brenda Quade Rona Boyd Mettenger� Carrie Pool Sharon Smith Macduff children Katie Ryerie Meghan Ryerse Voice of Apparition David DeBlleck Dan Nessel as Macbeth Brenda Quade, Jill McGovern and Rona Boyd (a.k.a. the witches) cook up their schemes. MACBETH 40 BLACK HISTORY Students attend chapel service for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Mae Robinson and Carla Walker The Gospelites featuring Tierra Watkins M. Anita Gay reads poetry. K. Reed. T. Numbala and M. Robinson 41 BLACK HISTORY MONTH Mark Peterson for 1st floor lm K. nia—. L, Tim Evans for 2nd floor Eirik Rasmussen for 3rd floor Mr. Urness was crowned February 26 in the Commons. Men representing all nine floors of Urness Tower competed in the swimsuit, talent and formalwear categories. The title of Mr. Congeniality went to Paul Klaiber of the 8th floor and Mr. Urness went to Tac Coplin representing 5th floor. 42 Tac Coplin for 5th floor Paul Davis for 4th floor h imt W smi Stuart Hoime for 6th floor MR. URNESS 1988 T. Ellison, P. Klaiber, J. Larsen, S. Hoime, T. Coplin, P. Davis, E. Rasmussen, T. Evans, and M. Peterson MR. URNESS CONTEST 43 BEACH PARTY A group bunny-hop begins. Bonnie Larson (center) and her sister join Dan Terrio. Hugh Peterson in the Best Legs Con- test. The Party-goers get down and twist. THERE GO THE BLAHS 44 CASINO NIGHT Creative advertising Jeannen Selger's friends congratulate her on winning M0K)T£ CARLO Money, Prizes gifts and more prizes were won at the annual Casino Night on January 22. The big winner was Jeannen Selger, who won a plane ticket for anywhere in the United States. Geep Baranow can't believe his prize Tracy Sundstrom spins the money wheel SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Heidi Hough and Dan Wright “It was a good time, but I wish more people would have shown up, re- plies Heidi Hough about the Sadie Haw- kins Dance. Mark Lucht takes a rest. Katie Kladt and friend Mark Pearson does the music for the dance. 46 J SADIE HAWKIN'S DANCE Jen Bowles and Mark Heber dance to the music. The Tradition: Guys ask gals to dance The Switch: Gals ask guys The Reason: It's the annual Sa- die Hawkins Dance The Flip: Gals pay for all The Flop: A strange dance SADIE HAWKINS 47 THE GLASS MENAGERIE The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams Laura . . . Darcie Engen Jim . . . Dan Nessel Tom . . . Brian Larson Amanda . . . Merry Jo Myhre Laura and her glass collection Tom, Amanda and Jim say grace before dinner 48 THE GLASS MENAGERIE DINING ROOM Father and son discussing a will DRAMATIS PERSONAE: Dan Dunbar, Jill McGovern, Dan Nessel, Anne Pan- ning, Vin Parker, Carrie Pool, Michael Scherman Warren, Kristen Young. Each played a variety of roles. Dan Nessel and Jill McGovern in a touching scene This is not a play about dishes, or food, or costume changes, but rather a play about people in a dining room. A.R. Gurney, Jr. The kids are invited to sit at the table in the dining room. 49 THE DINING ROOM Jody Anderson and Mike Acers. Trygve Nystuen and Mike Acers perform another stupid roommate trick. Tom Olson and Laura Henning take a break from dancing. ■HddUbWdaMi-j 50 SPRING AFFAIR ■ NG AFFAIR 51 DAYS IN MAY Buffie Blesi works at a booth The Days in May celebration was full of food, fun, sun and wind! Entertainment included Billy McLaughlin and London U.S.A. Other activities included volleyball and softball tourna- ments. The Augsburg Jazz Band entertained the people visiting the booths. Billy McLaughlin performed at a picnic concert. Are we having fun? 52 DAYS IN MAY Senator Rudy Boschwitz spoke at the Days in May convocation, then visited a political science class. Opposite: Keri Johnson Top to bottom: Brad ' Duf fy” Altermait, John Beat- ty. Carol Christiansen and Matt Farley Coaches Hunstock and Meadowcroft look on. Football John Mayer scopes for an Auggie receiver. Auggie score? Ron Meyer- son shouts for joy! Greg Anderson in good punting form. Neal Malmberg ready to attack! FRONT An. M. ROW: S. Swenson, Magrane. S. Er 0 Stevens. S. building year winning Overall 0-9-1 rnvette. J. Staehling, T. Mackenthun. G. Anderson: SECOND ROW: E. Glennie. J. Boyer, B. Scott, M. Staohling. T. Suess. M. Lombardi. T. Kerr. D. Vitullo. J. Kubitschek: THIRD ROW: C. Sh.lson. J. Han- st3d. J. Ruscrt. A. Gonzalez. M. Dula. A. Reynolds. D. Bailey. D. Barotz: FOURTH ROW: Asst. Coach R. Boltman. S Groebe. S. Schultz, B. Koschak, R. Brinkman. K Schu- man, C. Morrisette. Asst. Coach S. Skjei; FIFTH ROW: M. Wolter. Asst. Coach M. Sandbo. Trainer D. Nelson, St. Trainer K. Dutton, Asst. Coach T. Ross. J. Alveraz; SIXTH ROW: T. Peterson. E. Hanson. K. Owen. E. Ebnet. G. Schmagl. K. Honey. R. Meyerson. M. Jensen; SEVENTH ROW: D Bach, E. Gruss, J. Grindal, Asst. Coach D. Drake. J. Mayer. J. McCauley. Asst. Coach V. Wilson. W. Johnson. N. Kuohl. T. Stew- art; EIGHTH ROW: J. Bates. J. Novak. D. Is- reals. Asst. Coach A. Mcadowcroft. P. Rin- zol. Head Coach B. Hunstock, N. Malmborg. D. Carlson. T. Gustafson. T. Evans. Not Pic- tured: J. Oden. Not a Huron St. John's Carleton St. Thomas Concordia Hamline Macalester Bethel St. Olaf Gustavus disappointing final season but I don't regret being I'll never forget you guys. Auggies On! — Jeff n for optimism. — Neal Malmberg i disappointing season but we all stuck together I some fun. — John Mayer ison didn't turn out like I expected. — Tom he best time playing football for my last year. I ish we could have won a game! Jeff McCauley Augsburg 57 Volleyball Taya Hubbard, Deb Zieman, Sally Hedman Ready for actioni Heidi Norman, Kari Smith set to block. J 58 to Back row (left to righ Head coach Marilyn Florian, Kim Malberg, Taya Hubbard, Sally Hedman, co-captain Heidi Norman, Kristi Svendsen, Assistant coach M.J. Engstrom, Front Row (left to right): Karen Anderson, Keri Johnson, Manager Julie Halquist, co-cap- tain Kari Smith, Deb Zieman. Men's soccer Soccer improves by leaps and bounds! Nice save Hugh! 1 ■ Progress was made in a short season This year was really good. Next year should be better because we have a lot of returning players. — Tom Ol- son It was a frustrating year but a lot of good things came out of it. — Peter Osberg The team really comes together at the end of the year. — Mike Acers The season was frustrating but overall a learning Kevin Kalli experience We did not wanted but build on for have the winning record we we do have a core of players to next year! — Coach Pat Haar Aug. Opp. U.W. — Platteville 3 1 Northwestern 2 1 Alumni 3 3 St John’s 0 5 St. Thomas 0 6 Gustavus 0 1 Macalester 0 1 Bethel 1 0 Bethany 0 3 St. Olaf 0 4 Carleton 1 3 Concordia 0 2 St. Mary's 2 3 Hamline 1 2 Northwestern-Roseville Overall 4-10-1 4 2 Women's soccer 62 flfllWm We had fun enjoying the game and each other Kelly Rudin This year we improved tremendously. Everybody had a great attitude and our coach helped us through good and bad times. It was a great way for me to wrap up my college soccer experience. Thanks everybody! — Steph Stolte Overall 6-8-1 RONTRowr o S,ePh Stolte M , Pta'n Pent '-Amy ',! °le C - Ru . Susie ZlS°n' Kel Hal1' Tanya J, een- � • Kelli Mcg! 53 Gus 8« . Caro,vo t ' Sue ™erSOn Che? - J°dy n. Assn- ? � Lar- tedahl. acl’ Jenni Lil- Team effort produced rewarding progress To players and Jenni — ‘‘Thanks for making my first soccer season so special!” — Coach Pam Schreurs 87 season was special. We learned how to be a team-on the field and off — Carolyn Ross Playing soccer was fun and rewarding. We learned a lot about each other and soccer. Overall it was a ‘‘kick” year! — Jody Anderson Augsburg Off. St. Mary's St. Norbert's Concordia (01) Lawrence Gustavus St. Olaf St. Thomas Carleton (20T) Macalester St. Benedict's Macalester U of M Concordia St. Benedicts St. Thomas H OCKEY Keith set for a face-off. Let's get control! Greg hustles for the puck. Paul Norman on the move. Keeping things under control. Auggies prepare a great defense! 64 A young team but determined Could have been so beautiful U.S. Air Force Acad Mankato St. Olaf St. John's Concordia (OT) St. Scholastica St. John's Hamline Bethel Bowdin Lake Forest College Concordia Gustavus Bethel (OT) Bemidji St. Olaf St. Mary's Gustavus St. Thomas St. Olaf I own Hentz — Dave Hackley If I could be half as good as Eggerichs I'd be a happy man” — Mark Wallinga There's no place like home” — Dave Cox It just doesn't Madder” — Chris Hentz Drew Privette Hi Mom Overall 5-22 Wrestling Take him down Chet! NCAA III Champion — John Beatty Let's go Auggies! As the team looks on . . . Nice victory Auggies! Coach gives advice. 66 FRONT ROW: Joe Nor- gren, Mitch Hegland, Brai Schafer, Corey Shilson, Tony Pederson, John Beat ty, Scott Wolner, Gary Forsberg; MIDDLE ROW: Troy Melton, Matt Kret- low, Kurt Habeck, Nate Nistler, Dan Bjerga, Matt Sargent, BACK ROW: Coach Tim Koffski. Ron Schneider, Steve Schulz, Ted Lundberg, Coach Jeff Swenson, Chester Grau- berger, Troy Wondrasch, Darron Brown, Coach Scott Whirley Slow start but came on strong Rebuilding Aug Opp. UW Stout 35 13 SW State 18 19 Cornell 30 13 Augustana Rl 23 19 Central Iowa 9 25 Gustavus 41 5 Mankato 8 33 St. Johns 36 5 UW River Falls 16 22 Concordia 42 6 St. Olaf 33 8 St. Thomas 26 17 Hamline 58 0 UW Eau Claire 36 6 Carleton 50 4 11-4 Dual Meet Record The team was like one big family, we did everything togeth- er, that is why we were successful as a team. A national championship is within reach, as long as we maintain our team unity and keep on improving. — Cory Shilson Our team has a lot of motivation and excitement for next year considering John Beatty's success of receiving a na- tional title. — Ron Schneider Considering my success of this year. I’m obviously very excited for the upcoming season. All I can say about the Division I boys is, Watch out, Beatty’s in town!” — John Beatty This was supposed to be a rebuilding year for us and in a sense it was. Our goal all along has been to be NCAA III Champions. This is a realistic goal. - Coach Jeff Swenson 67 M EN'S BASKETBALL Curtis Travis high in the air for a Deep concentration for that Paul tries to get in good posi- shot. freethrow! Bob goes up for two. tion. 68 nes' Asst. rr mer, 6. raw; fi. fi. ot Pictured; Steady improvement from young team Our team showed steady improvement this sea- son. With only one returning starter, we felt the team played with intensity and enthusiasm as our new people blended in. With 3 returning starters we look forward to next year. — Dave boots UW Whitewater Mankato Tip-Off Mt. Mercy Montana St. AAU-Salv. Army Carleton Gustavus Huron Tour Dakota Wesley Oklahoma Christian St. Thomas Concordia St. John's St. Olaf Hamline Bethel St. Mary's Macalester I've really enjoyed my 4 years with the team and felt this year's team did very well consid- ering our experience. — Paul Goetz Overall 14-12 w OMEN'S BASKETBALL Julie puts up a shot. Andrea fights for a rebound. Tricia handles the ball. Michele brings the ball down the floor. The girls get advice from Coach Schreurs. Front row rnn ■_ drears. Asstr Pam ' Honan Sec C°aCh Mari' -SSrs r“ Chr,stiansen Ta V Caro' A season of highs and lows Augsburg Opp. UW Superior 48 68 Northwestern 56 64 St. Catherine's 69,62 48.48 Carleton 62,71 90,46 Gustavus 41,61 49.70 River Fall Tour. UW RF 51 78 Luther 50 71 St. Thomas 52,45 55,72 Concordia 42,58 101,95 St. Benedict 28,58 84.76 St. Olaf 51,50 61,53 Hamline 60,51 67,54 Bethel 48.64 64,68 St. Mary's 52,54 72,64 Macalester 49,64 57,59 Overall 4-22 The word ‘team’ is best described in Augsburg's team this year. We stuck together to give it our all. Although we didn't win as many as we would have liked, we learned a lot and had FUN! It was fun but often frustrating. We never main- tained that optimum level of intensity and per- formance. We had a close team which helped us through the tough times in the season. T ENNIS ■ mmsm mm W M Heather, Keeping an eye on the ball. 72 Sum of the entire season: Challenging Even though we did not have a winning season we had a great time. We were a brand new team and learned a lot. We have a lot of good talent coming back next year and those other teams are in for competition from us next year! — Laura Nelson We had some disappointing matches, but proved we had the talent to compete. — Karin Mathie This being our first year of competition, under Coach Dick Borstad, we took on schools and fared quite well. The 1989 season should be more kind to the Auggies. — Craig Landgraf Being part of the women's tennis team was the highlight of my year. — Kim Crati Thanks coach for your patience and dedica tion! Knock out a homerun Auggies! Ron coaching at third base Jeff Dainty with the pitch. Let's score! Matt on base — M EN'S BASEBALL 74 Swinging through another season Overall Record 14-11-2 This team went farther than anyone expected us to. I'm gonna miss the left side. I will always remember this team as The Club.” — Jack Grengs MIAC Record 12-7-1 3rd place Are those your real spikes? — Gumby to the Baseball Boys! MIAC All Conference Jeff Dainty — Pitching John Mayer — Infield Matt Farley — Outfield We had a pretty decent year, but I'll miss all the seniors because they are great guys. — Cory Pe- derson We had a better season than expected. I enjoyed playing with the fellas and I'm gonna miss them. — Jeff Dainty WOMEN'S SOFTBALL Michele. Gretchen, and Rene climbing in the trees? Coach pointing fingers? Ah-last words Andrea set to field the ball Swing batter!! Birgit at the mound 76 Fr°nt R0w. K 'sr'Svendsene8(fAnderS00' Tr'da Hoh ' B r9't Lillehei Johnson L 8 ™a The's. R° - ««y Boyer, s,eph ' Michele Larson, Ren p ' 8onn� e A season of team work and fun Overall Record 12-18 MIAC Record 11-7 Tied for 3rd place It was a fun season! Our team was close — we played well together and had a good team. We won some games and lost some games. We're already looking forward to next year and another possible trip to California. — Bon- nie Larson This year was a lot of fun and quite a learning exper- ience. If I keep learning at this rate I'll have to triple my health coverage by the time I'm a senior. — Branda Klepel This softball team was supportive and incredibly fun. We never knew what was going to happen next to keep us laughing! Thanks Auggies! — Tricia Noha Track Krisanus receives recognition Over those hurdles Amy goes Lloyd rounds the curve Carolyn on the move Melanie ready to throw 78 Small numbers but successful season MIAC INDOOR Tourney Melanie Herrera 1st in shot put Carolyn Ross 1st in 400, 55 300 meter dashes Through athletic competition the closeness of the team created an exceptional performance by the entire track team — Brett Dahlgren NCAA III Nationals Melanie Herrera 1st in shot put Carolyn Ross 1st in 400 meter dash Augsburg's women s team tied for 3rd It was just a fantastic season! Placing third in the na- tionals was a dream. There were few but we did great. — Carolyn Ross 79 I NTRAMURALS What a nice bump! Are you ready Tim you throw that? or did Front Row: Tim Elness, Lewis Sundquist, Middle Row: Julie Szabla, Gwyn Lehnen, Wendy Peterson. Kirk Wood. Julie Wile. Kelli Porthan. Jenny Stanowski. Back Row: Kevin Coughlin, Joe Johnson, Scott Dewing. Jeff Seacrist, Mark Zender — MIND DEBRIS TEAM Girl’s Conference Scott on the move. 80 Super Sophs Volleyball Team Julie Harbarth. Andy Brue Terry Mackenthun. Denise Lehn mme'. Lisa VcEath rOn '0n at the net Another type of sports action Ken — Be prepared for next year1 Champions Flag Football — Erik-n-Jerks Fall Broomball — Mind Debris Fall Volleyball — Super Sophs Floor Hockey — No Name Racquetball — Michael Palosaari Runner-up — Matt Farley Men s Basketball — White Man's Disease Spring Volleyball — Banana Slug Opposite: Dana Carlson with Dr. Bonz Top to bottom: Hugh Pe- terson and Trygve Nystuen — Senate is their lives; Kari Stevens and Daryl Car- oily of Sonrise pulling for the Lord'; Craig Landgraf and John Montgomery jammin' to KCMR; BSU singers Tomi-Riva Num- bala, Mae Robinson, Mi- chiel Lindgren and Johm Creighton. s T U D E N T Watch out Washington! Augsburg Senate representatives Todd Steenson and Miguel Lindgren. If the 1987-88 Student Senate were to be described in one word, that word would most likely have to be change. During the past year we have learned a great deal about ourselves and how we work. By this knowl- edge gained, we have created opportunities through which we hope that the future Senates can have even more successful terms than we have had and continue the progress toward a student government that can ap- propriately meet all of the needs and expectations of the students of Augsburg. Front row: John Cerrito, Vice-President Trygve Nystuen, President Hugh Peterson, Brian Cockayne. Second row: Katie Kladt, Susie Noleen, Jen Snater, Miguel Lindgren, Todd Steenson, Lynn Skadsem, Sue Hakala, Jody Anderson. Michelle Wincell. Back row: Kathy Torkelson, Dana Carlson, Mike Acers, Mark Muhich, Kevin Coughlin. Mae Robinson 84 SENATE URNESS HALL Front: David Johnson. Kris Tobin. Michelle Hess, Sonja Slack, Jon Morson, Billy Jo Bemis, Sue Bartolutti, Sandy Pasche. Missing: Lisa Knafla and Amy Stroh- busch. The Urness Hall Council began the school year with another set of new faces and ideas. The purpose of the group, which met Tuesday nights, was to contribute ideas and air con- cerns about Urness Hall and its resi- dents. A monthly newsletter was dis- tributed with room- mate tips, birth- dates and happen- ings from each floor. The Council sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance and had booths at Alter- native Christmas and Days in May. ASAC Augsburg Student Activities Council's ti- tle seems self explanatory. Throughout the year the members organized many events for the Augsburg Community. They sponsored Homecoming, Beach Party. Welcome Week activities, Casino Night. Spring Affair, Days in May, and several Coffee House singers. Front row: Mike Acers, Brian Cockayne. Scott Peterson, Back row: Laura Henning, Andrea Pu- line, Kirsten Johnson. c 0 u N C 1 L 85 w I N ................ sen, Susan Bredesen, Lisa Hugo. Second row: Cindy Scheffert, Chris Ueland, Heather Muir, Chris Coury, Cheryl Carstensen, Betty Christiansen, Angela Forschler, Brent Lofgren, Wendy Miller, Jan Voelker, Katie Knutson, Chrissy Miller, Bonnie Larsen, Back row: John Faeth, Kevin Sime, Tom Carlson, Sue Schneider, Keith Liuzzi, Stephanie Haugen, Michael Helmer, Karen Nelson, Sue Young, Shelly Bacon, Randa Bock, Debbi Brazil, Mark Fulfs. ENSEMBLE The Augsburg Wind and Jazz Ensembles performed quite a few concerts throughout the year. They also toured the Mid- west making stops at Eau Claire and Ladysmith, Wisconsin; Dekalb and Chicago, Illinois; Des Moines and Sioux City, Iowa; and Willmar and Rochester, Minnesota. Tour was great fun — so much fun that Karie Marie Anderson compiled a novel about tour. Who'll ever forget windy Chicago! This was the last year for director Thomas Gilkey. The bands will surely miss him next year. Above: Karimarie Anderson warming up on her oboe before a concert. Right: The back of the bus on band tour. 86 J A Z Z Front row: Brent Lofgren, Cindy Scheffert. Jason Delaire, Director Gilkey, Jeff Carlson (behind), Janet Lindell. Second row: Keith Liuzzi, Tom Carlson, Dale West. Back row: Chris Nielson, Mark Hanson, John Faeth. Terry Koenck, Shelley Bacon, Dena Everson, Lisa Hugo, Mark Fulfs, Greg Geep Baranow. Missing: Greg Thorson ENSEMBLE 87 The Augsburg choir flew to Ari- zona to start their spring tour. Mostly singing in churches, they also traveled to Southern Califor- nia. Enough time was found to visit Disneyland and the beach- es. They arrived back in Minne- apolis for their home concert. Advent Vespers was another major event the choir participat- ed in over the holiday season. Front row: Sara Traetow, Tina Repp, Terri Withers, Julie Neilson, Christine Em- ery. Beth Swanberg, Ann Samways, Rebecca Severson, Amy Gustafson, Karin Hansen, Jenni Stanowski, Brenda Bauerly, Kate Busarow, Maggie Shvets, Leah Parker. Second row: Lisa Knafla, Rebecca Ostwald, Stephanie Tapley, Kirstin Johnson, Kristine Pettersen, Penny Grochow, Kris Schwerin, Nancy McMurrin, Stacey Krogstad. Debra Stone, Julie Edstrom, Melissa Staub, Cheryl Allerson, Vicki Ellingrod, Buffy Gabrielson. Third row: Jun Syin, Bob Schatt, Aina Andriano- tahina, Peter Morlock, Mark Fulfs, Tim Johnson, Tom Geyer. Jeff Judge, Dan Wright. Back row: Mark Olson, Rob Soule, Jay Grow, Micheal Warren, Jesper Larsen, Brent Lofgren, Chris Ueland, Scott Bahr, Greg Baranow, Kristof Nordin, Steve Aggergaard. 88 Kim Ryding, Elizabeth Bell, Chad Thompsen, James Riccardo, Cristella Frias, Dan Terrio, Troy Amundson, Jesper Larsen, Lisa Compton, Robin Whitebird, Victoria Hopwood, David. Not Pictured: Sue Moenck. Nancy Nordlund, Laurel Browne. ORCHESTRA The Augsburg Orchestra, under the new direction of James Riccardo, was in a rebuilding year. The or- chestra played many concerts this year including concerts at the Swedish Institute, River Falls, Wis- consin, and two appearances at the Minneapolis In- stitute of Arts. With the small size of the orchestra, the repitore consisted of a majority of chamber mu- sic from the baroque period including two of Vivaldi's seasons, a Bach Brandenburg Concerto. Above: Kim Ryding concentrating on her music. Right: Di- rector James Riccardo and Cristella Frias Left: The sunshine girls Lora Kracht and Kari Stevens. Above: Janet Lindell. Front row: Trygve Nystuen, Janet Lindell, Kari Stevens, Tim Johnson. Back row: Aina An- drianotahina, Lora Kracht, Tricia Noha, Daryl Carolly. Sonrise, an Augsburg Outreach Team was formed this year and has devel- oped through the work of a few ambitious Augsburg students. The group visits nursing homes and churches, leads worship services and programs in which they sing songs, perform skits, liturgical dance and give homilees. Also with all the gifts they receive from free will offerings they sponsor a Hmong refugee family. Amnesty International member Arthur Lauritsen. A M N E S T Y Amnesty International is a world wide human rights organization that works specifically for a: the release of prisoners of conscience — men, women and children imprisoned for their beliefs, color, sex, religion, ethnic origin or lan- guage provided they have never used or advocated violence, b: fair and prompt trials for all political prisoners c: an end to torture and executions in all cases. Here at Augsburg this Spring we have begun our own amnesty chapter. Our main focus is on the letterwriting campaign. We are part of the urgent Action Network which sends airmail letters and telegrams to assist individuals in immediate danger of torture of execution. Amnesty works! We are sent a newsletter every month that gives follow-up information on the individuals about whom we have written. Back row: Julie Lindesmith, Tim Bunnel. Front row: Jon Daniels, Jane Duerre, Bruce Mag- nuson, Arthur Lauritsen. INT'L 91 ODK ODK is a national organization whose purpose is to recog- nize students who have exem- plary character, responsible leadership and service in cam- pus life, superior scholarship and genuine fellowship. Front row: Brynn Mundahl, Margie Nutter. Becky Ostwald, Jen Snater, Steve Thom. President Anderson, Professor Fergusen. Second row: Sarah Wojtowicz, Dana Carl- son, Stephanie Tapley, Todd Steenson, Steve Agergaard. Chris Hallin, Sue Hauan, Tami Johnson, Mark Lucht, Professor Pike. Back row: Tim Johnson, Jeff Bates. Sta- cey Krogstad, Dave Bicha, Tom Carlson, Kiel Christianson, Professor Quanbeck. R I B E T A Tri-Beta is a national organiza- tion whose purpose is to recog- nize students who have excelled academically and through recog- nition of individual achievements promote excellence in the bio- logical sciences. Activities in- clude guest speakers, films and field trips. 92 Front row: Thanh Dang, Jean Eilertson, Dana Carlson, Beth Ostergaard, Eileen Devine, Fahmi Osman. Back row: Kyle Brown, Jeff Ponto, Mike Sulzbach, Professor Herforth, Professor Thorpe, Professor Sulerud. Above: Michelle Duske and Mike Sulzbach sell plants for Tri Beta. O 03 SOTA Students over traditional age provides peer support and networking possibilities for stu- dents over traditional age. SO- TA's objectives are to provide informational programming and special events to help and en- courage students over traditional age to intergrate more easily and more completely into college life. Front row: Kathryn Hill and Susan Scheel. Back row: Mary Lou Williams, Lucy Banks, Lisa Long. Right: Margie Nutter, a member of SOTA, participates in a chapel service. I The Augsburg chapter of the International Asso- ciation of Business Communicators, IABC, helps students make a smooth transition from the classroom to the world of communications. IABC sponsors “Meet the Pro's in the fall where professionals speak with students. IABC also sponsors guest speakers, conferences and alumni panels. Front row: Tricia Garvey-Carlson, Lori Cassibo, Cheryl Carstensen. Back row: Heather Muir, Devoney Looser, Lynn Huotari. 93 DARKROOM 94 Other Organizations AMA ACCESS Guthrie Investment ASEA BSU Cabaret Singers Chorale Power Breakfast Covenant Cross Cultural Inter-Tribal Martial Arts MPRIG Mort West Murphy Square Pi Gamma Mu Society of Physics Students Vocatio 95 Echo Editors: Julie Edstrom — News, Devoney Looser — Co-chief, Michelle Boyer — Sports, Jeff Sulzbach — News, Cheryl Carstensen Business, Steve Aggergaard — Co-chief, Lisa See- kamp — Features. We would like to take this opportunity to salute our neighbors next door. Where else would we get such zany photos and raw humor? Thanks for letting us bor- row office supplies, film, negatives, paper and information for the Auggie Chroni- cle (see page 100-105). You can choose your friends, but you can't choose your neighbors. That's O.K. Front row: Devoney Looser, Lisa Seekamp, Todd Steenson, Michelle Boyer, Steve Agergaard. Back row: Amy Johnson, Kris Hirsch, Mike Batman, Jeff Sulzbach, Cheryl Carstensen, Julie Edstrom, Tracy Sundstrom. 96 ECHO Far left: What's on your mind Steve? Left: Amy Thompson, Photo edi- tor, on the other side of the camera. Below: Co- Chief Devoney Looser. 97 Front row: Devoney Looser, Amy Johnson, Jeff Sulzbach. Julie Edstrom. Michelle Boyer. Back row: Lisa Seekamp. Kris Hirsch. Steve Aggergaard, Tracy Sandstorm, Mike Batman, Todd Steenson. AUGSB Burning the midnight oil to make deadlines for the 1987-88 year- book, the Augsburgian staff spent hours of preparing and or- ganizing to produce a final prod- uct. Old yearbooks were a source of humor to co-editors Heather Muir and Janet Lindell when browsing for ideas. Since student Senate cutback the Augsburgian budget, Janet and Heather could only reach Ladys- mith, Wl with the money. Clockwise from top: Co-editors Ja- net Lindell and Heather Muir. Sec- tion editor Mae Robinson. Faculty advisor Bettye Olson. Photographer Brent Lofgren. Section editor Heather Laatsch. 98 Clockwise from top: Photographer Mike Sulzbach. Section editor Julie Harbarth. Section editor Patti Noren. Ace helper Mara Jacob. Photographer Jody Anderson. Staff helper Mindy McElmurry. Photographer Aina An- drianotahina. Copy editor Lynn Fichtner 99 WORLD CHAMPIONS!! Twins win in 7 games In October 1987 — Minneso- ta Twins fans witnessed a mir- acle when the Twins captured the World Series against St. Louis in a dramatic seven games series. Grandslam ho- meruns by Kent Hrbek and Dan Gladden fueled the fire for the Twins series. Homer hankies and series tickets were hot items. Names like Bruno, G- Man, Herbie, and Kirby Puck- ett became household names. Augsburg College's own athle- tic trainer Doug Nelson is also an assistant trainer for the Twins and was a part in the making of the dream. National Kirby Puckett and Jeff Reardon Scandals Television evangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker said farewell to the PTL.ministry in March. Jim Bakker resigned after confess- ing to a sexual encounter with a young woman. Democratic presidential candi- date Gary Hart was forced to drop his bid for the presidency after it was reported that he was romantically involved with Donna Rice, an aspiring ac- tress model from Miami. Pope John Paul II Papal Visit President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope John Paul II when he arrived in Miami to begin a nine-city tour of the United States. Summit Talks President Reagan talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- chev during arrival ceremonies at the White House. The two superpower leaders held a three-day summit meeting in December and signed a nuclear arms control agreement. r r STOCK DONATION STIRS CONTROVERSY Board reacts Elroy Stock, a 1949 graduate, sent over 100,000 controver- sial, unsigned letters urging people of different races and religions not to marry each oth- er. Stock had donated nearly $500,000, the largest one time donation, to Augsburg for the new worship drama com- munications building. Augs- burg had planned to name a wing of the building after Stock, but the board of regents have decided otherwise. In the News Augsburg Responds Augsburg held two press con- ferences in February to reply to the Stock situation. President Anderson explained that Elroy Stock's position on racial puri- ty is based on Stock's the- ological beliefs. Anderson said to the press that Stock's ac- tions have angered and sad- dened hundreds of individuals and families and that the wing will not be named after him. But, the school will keep the contribution. This action provoked many letters to the editors in the Echo. Elroy Stock, second on left, at ground breaking for the new building. Pres. Anderson explains action DISABILITY AWARENESS WEEK Faculty and Administration Take Part Augsburg's Community for conquering Exceptional Stu- dents' Situations (ACCESS) sponsored a Disabilities Awareness Week from April 18-22. There were activities everyday designed to inform Dave Swanson speaks with WCCO the public of the needs of handicapped students. Some of the faculty and administra- tion were physically challenged for a day including: President Anderson; Dean Rosser; Sue Bartolutti; Vice-Presidents Pe- Prof. Hertzberg and Dean Rosser derson and Narum; Linda Al- berg, and Edwina Hertzberg. Local media covered the events. In the past few years, the number of handicapped students has grown and Augs- burg has welcomed them. Dave Holland Valerie Mack on 5 Augsburg on National News As it appeared in the Echo: Elroy Stock and his hate mail were the sub- jects of a nationally telovisod story by CBS News on Monday afternoon. Footage from the Augsburg campus was also included in the broadcast. CBS reported: Stock has been a huge embar- rassment to his Lutheran alma mater, tiny Augsburg College in Minneapolis. He recently donated a half a million dollars to build a new wing on the school, but in the days since Stock was linked to the letters, a college board deci- sion to keep the money has sparked a campus controversy. Some of President Charles An- derson's comments at the Feb. 16 news con- ference were televised by CBS as well. To return the gift would mean that students in the future are being punished, really, for some- thing over which they had no control. They are being deprived, Anderson said. Footage of the College Center's front steps, the new building and students m the commuter lounge was used as well. t Auggie Chronicle Candidates Speak Out Address educational reforms Democratic Presidential candi- date, Reverend Jesse Jackson spoke to Minnesota Demo- crats in St. Paul in November. Jackson was running second behind Mike Dukakis going into the summer. Jackson has sev- eral supporters in the Cedar- Riverside Neighborhood. In February, Democratic candi- date Paul Simon spoke to stu- dents at Macalester. Simon spoke about a stronger educa- tional system. Later in the spring, Simon pulled out of the Presidential race. LOCAL King Olav V of Norway spent Thanksgiving Day at Augs- burg. MONARCHS The Minnesota Monarchs pro- fessional women's volleyball team now makes their home at Si Melby Hall. Reverend Jesse Jackson Paul Simon Year in Review • The student activity fee went from $60 to $63 leaving students puz- zled. • Sue Bartolutti and A.J. Young have switched towers. • Knotty Niche was remodeled; now called the Niche. • “Saga Bob” Ollerman left and Randy McNeil replaced him. • Over 12.000 people attended Advent Vespers at Central Luth- eran Church. • Salesmen from Scentura Cre- ations illegally sold perfume door- to-door on campus. • An intruder broke into Alpha Pi. There were no injuries and noth- ing was stolen. • An Echo editorial concerning cam- pus communication stirred con- troversy with director of college relations. • Senate owned VCR stirred up controversy over who can use it. The Senate vote was tied and the vice-president s vote decided against exclusive use by senators. • Tac Coplin was crowned Mr. Ur- ness 1988. Auggie wrestler John Beatty took first place in the 134-pound weight class in the NCAA Division III tournament. Jack Hill. Augsburg's registrar for eight years, took a leave of ab- sence in March. Track members Carolyn Ross and Melanie Herrera earned NCAA Di- vision III National Indoor Track and Field championships. Carolyn won the 400-meter dash in 56:86. Melanie won the shot put with a throw of 47 feet and 1 VS inches. The Augsburg Wind and Jazz En- sembles toured the Midwest visit- ing churches in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and Southern Minnesota. The Augsburg Choir toured the West Coast visiting cities in Ari- zona and California. Commencement exercises includ- ed an address by Sister Mary Gio- vanni. Historic Tau house was moved from Augsburg to Nicollet Island. Vice-presidents Jeanne Narum and Wayne Pederson left Augs- burg. Johnson Dies As it appeared in the Echo: Al Johnson, part-time mail coor- dinator in Augsburg's Central Services, will be remembered by his co-workers as a great story teller. Johnson, 71, died Nov. 10 during an angio-gram. He worked at Augsburg for eight years after retiring from a 20-year position at the U.S. Postal Service. Al Johnson in 1985 Construction continues on the worship drama communications building. More enlightening advice . . . Coach Hunstock Charles S Anderson President Kristin M Anderson Art Margaret J Anderson Head Lib Robert J Anderson Cust PI Serv Majorie Audette Nursing Deb Balzer Couns Adm Deborah Bart Spc Comm Thtr Sue J Bartolutti Urness Tower Coor Mary K Beamish Editor Global Ed Thomas I Benson Dir Plan Giv Dev James E Billings Econ Popular Culture 108 Thomas D Birmingham Adm Asst CHR Vern M Bloom Dir CHR Col 3rd Age Lynn Bodin Gift Proc Dev Julie H Bolton Chair of Spc Comm Thtr David W Botts Basketball Coach Service with a smile . . . Orlette Tatley Richard A Borstad Chair of Health PE Heidi Breen Adm Couns Morgan K Brooke College Relations Diane F Busico Bus Adm Econ Kay I Cady College Relations Francine Chakolis Social Work Charles Christopherson Man Cent Serv Lawrence E Copes Chair of Math Comp Sci Tom Cornell Night Mgr Elsa Dahlen Sec Rec Dev Cathleen A Dalglish English 109 Ray Charles Eat your Heart out Tom Cornell Meredith S Dregni Coor Follow up Global Ed Elizabeth N Duong Reserves CLIC Grace B Dyrud Psychology Mary G Endorf Education Mark J Engbretsson Chair of Physics Kenneth N Erickson Sem Prog Dir Global Ed Tina Erickson Registrar r f V7 Sheldon P Fardig Education Norman B Ferguson Psychology Shirley M Fisher Student Life Hsg Phillip F Fishman Poli Sci Ann C Fleener Education Karen D Flom Fin Aid Marilyn P Florian Volleyball Coach Mary Adams Forsberg Dir College Relations 110 David L Garrison English Anita M Gay Black Student Affairs Jerry Gerasimo Soc Richard Germundsen Education Making Connections . . . Donna McLean Susie Gilhoi College Relations Joseph Goldman Poli Sci Robert P Gores Dir Bkst Purch Vending Paul H Grauer Track Coach Joan L Griffin English Doris Groven Campus Ministry James Grubs Student Affairs CSD Don R Gustafson History Arlin E Gyberg Chemistry Brian P Hackney Audio Visual Paul P Halvorson Bus Admin Econ 111 Always in touch with past, present, and future members of the Augsburg community . . . 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Cheryl Allerson, and Corey Pederson, Mike Helmer and Chris Warren F R E S H M E N Synne Aaberg Julio Alvarez Beth Anderson Bryan Anderson Erik Anderson Greg Anderson Jill Anderson Karen Anderson Noronirina Andriantiana Marisa Anywaush Carla Asleson David Aspinwall Joelle Audette Deron Bach Dan Barkasky Billy Jo Becker Billy Jo Bemis Norma Benson Tom Benson Jennifer Berends Douglas Berggren Jay Bergman Elisabeth Bergren Tony Berthiaume Robin Beyer Dan Bjerga Laura Bower Rona Boyd Mark Brodin Tom Brown Lisa Campton Andrew Carlson Omar Carreras Ho Jeon Cha Peto Chang Betty Christiansen Shidfar Cissan Ren Clinton Traci Cloud Ted Coplin 142 Christine Coury Sean Danforth Ken Danielson Chris Davis Paul Davis Jason DeLaire Becky Dimaio Dimitri Dixon-Goss Rob Donahue David Drolson Marc Dula Dan Dunbar Jorgen Ellingson Tyler Ellison Christina Emery Matt Erickson Tim Evans Nancy Feroe Sharon Fiedler Pamela Fish Michelle Flemming Amy Freeman Karen Friederichsen Pedro Frotineaux Jonathon Fuqua Joe Gabrielsen Douglas Gage Evan Geisness Timothy Genia Bob Girard Louise Goldman Kirstin Gomsrud Barb Goodman Ginger Graham April Grant Chester Grauberger 143 F R E S H M E N Penny Grochow Jay Groe Steve Grobe Rich Gronner Edward Gruss Greg Guhin Kimberly Guse Tony Haber Andrea Haight Julie Halquist Erin Hanafin Douglas Haney Chuch Hanka Patty Hanna Karin Hansen Amanda Hanson Laura Hanson Marc Hanson Tomm Hanson Stephane Haygen Jason Heffeleinger Michael Helmer Greg Hertzberg Michelle Hess Kristen Hirsch Mark Hlady David Hoek Stuart Hoime David Holland Elisa Holton Heidi Hough Taya Hubbard Heidi Huber Shanon Hughs Sheryl Irvin Dean Israels Caryn Jacob Brian Jacobs Tammy Jacobson 144 Jeff James Mike Jenson Brenda Johnson Bruce Johnson David Johnson Melanie Johnson Simone Johnson Tami Johnson Marty Jurgensen Kevin Kali Nicki Kelly Jodi Kipping Glenn Kirchner Kris Kittleson Katie Kladt Darcie Klick Wade Klick Kathy Klinger Lisa Knafla Katie Knutson Julie Kohls Bill Koschak Christine 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Pederson Eric Peterson Mark Paterson Tom Peterson Wendy Peterson Kris Piepho Carrie Pool Kelli Porthan Beth Puckett Erik Quackenbush Eirik Rasmusson Martha Raupp Marcia Redeske Michael Ree Tina Repp Amy Rice Robert Robertson Sue Roepke 147 T F R E S H M E N Luanne Roth Kelly Rudin Dave Rusch Chris Sargent Matt Sargent Diane Sanborn Robert Schatt Michelle Schmitz Greg Schnagl Ron Schneider Steve Schulz Jeannen Selger Corey Shilson Sonja Slack Bret Slattengren Ben Smith Sharon Smith Jennifer Sorenson Eric Soderberg Robert Soule Jeol Staehling Jennie Stanowski Carla Steen Jennifer Steen Lance Stobbe Amy Strohbush Timothy Suberth Kristi Svendsen David Swanson Marie Swenson Matt Swenson Tracey Tamara John Tatley Scott Taylor Tamara Taylor Chad Thompson Peter Thorpe Kristin Tobin Tasha Topka Ann Torgelson 148 Sara Traetow Don Trombley Julie Tyler Christopher Ueland Julie Urban Lori Vandeventer Alexis Vaubel Larissa Vilaseca David Vitullo Thane Vennix Morten Vesterdal Laura Vetter Dean Wahlin Mark Wallinga Elizabeth Walch Troy Wandrasch Chris Warren Michael Warren Julie Welsch Renee Werbowski Daniel Weinstine Jennifer Wheat Jane Wiberg Julie Wile Terrilyn Wilson Phyllis Williams Michelle Wincell Mark Wolter John Worley Ebbisse Yadassa Michiel Ybema Troy Zangs David Zeren 149 Karen Aamodt Mike Acers Riyad Abul-Hajj Linda Aguilar Rochelle Aguirre Cheryl Allerson Jody Anderson Tracy Andresen Mammiana Andrianotahma Seble Ayalew Scott Bahr Doug Bailey Greg Baranow Joni Bastable John Beatty Carla Beaurlme Chris Bennetts Laurie Berglund Craig Bergman Yihun Betel Emily Birch Buffie Blesi Gina Blum John Boblmk 150 Ann Bogren Jennifer Bowles Joe Boyer Susan Bredesen Rory Brinkman Darron Brown Andrew Bruemmer Nicholas Buettner Khalin Calrayes Dennis Carlson Jennifer Carlson Shelly Carpenter Michelle Chevalier Lisa Chierichetti Pauline Cole Aljohnie Creighton Brett Dahlgren Paul Dasari Delane Davis Todd DeLong Kristin Demaray Jim Douglas Jane Duerre Nick Dykstra Jaqui Dynes Patrick Ebnet Lara Elhard Vicki Ellingrod Badiullah Enayati Kjersten Erickson Gino Erwin Michelle Ertl Dena Everson Henriette Flack Pete First Lisa Fisher Greg Foster Mark Friedbauer Greg Fritze Tom Geyer s o p H O M O R E S 151 What was that guy's name? Teresa Hengy John Glanton Eric Glenning Alex Gonzalez Christine Grandahl Douglas Grell Jim Greobner Mayrlo Grodnick Kurt HaBeck David Hackley Bruce Hagstrom Mary Hall Cynthia Halquist Eric Hanson Greg Hanson Joel Hanstad Julie Harbarth Bret Harris Anthony Haubrich Chris Hentz Mitch Hegland Sally Hedman Teresa Hengy Debra Herbes Chris Hill 152 Kathryn Hill Greg Holm Jill Holtan Lynn Huotari Trent Hubbard Deborah Hunt Marc Hughes Victoria Janssen Karen Jensen Melissa Jensen Heidi Johnson Kirsten Johnson Pamela Johnson Wade Johnson Joel Jorgenson Barry Kedrowski Tom Kerr Paul Kitzmann Paul Klaiber Kent Kleppe Darrell Klotzbach Judy Kubitschek Charlotte Larsen Bonnie Larson Chris Larson Denise Lehn Birgit Lillehei Mike Lotti Lori Lowe Tania Lyon James Lundholm Michael Maas Valerie Mack Barbara Machones Terry Mackenthun Neal Malmberg Jeff Malo Barbara Mahler Melinda Mattox Rachel Maunu s o p H O M O R E S 153 Friends Forever Karen Aamodt and Tricia Noha Chad McCartney Sean McCoy Lisa McEathron Jillaine McGovern Chris Miller Wendy Miller Paul Moore Peter Morlock Khalid Muammar Heather Muir Steve Munson Cathi Murphy Joan Musech Elizabeth Namarra Karen Neitge Christian Nelson Seth Nesbitt Lisa Nicoletti Julie Nielson Sara Nieman Susie Noleen Tricia Noha Nathan Nybroten Brian Nystrom 154 Trygve Nystuen Jennifer Ohlin Michelle Olson Tom Olson Carol Ott Kerry Owen Ann Palo Shantell Paul Kevin Paulson Mark Pearson Kristin Pederson Craig Peterson Jerome Peterson Richard Peterson Kristine Pettersen Tim Pirner Scott Poeschel Tami Putratz Loren Rabtke Jean Rae Mark Raisanen Patty Ringwelski Pete Rinzel Jennifer Robertson Masanee Robinson Jonathon Rogers Jeff Rusert Kim Ryding Ann Samways Gretchen Sandbo Paula Schardin Susan Scheel Cynthia Scheffert Cynthia Scherzer Renae Scholton Jeffrey Schroeder Kris Schumacher Michael Schwegman Steven Schwimmer Bill Scott s o p H O M O R E S 155 Kissin' under the Mistletoe. Troy Amundsen Mae Robinson Dancin’ the nite away! Kevin Sime Jeff Seacrist Margarita Shvets Kevin Sime Wubitu Simeso Troy Sjostrand Robert Smith Lynn Sobon Matthew Staehling Melissa Staub Dave Stevens Bronwen Stine Velda Stohr Vickie Stohr Debra Stone John Studt Thomas Stutsman Troy Svenddal Cathy Svensen Beth Swanberg Dawn Sweet Sue Thao Martha Tanjong Heupao Tcha Dan Terrio Jill Tessmer Chris Thalhuber Steve Thayer Michael Thibodeau 156 Amy Thompson Sidney Thompson Stan Thompson Joel Thoreson John Tomlinson Alicia Trebtoske Janna Tuttle Fredrike Uahengo Kelly Lindholm Betty Vaughan Jane VanOverbeke Pete Vedell Dan Vetsch Jan Voelker Sara Vogler Paul Vollmar Karen Waalen Joy Walker Tanya Wayne Matt Weinman Rick Wenner Sara Wenzel Kristin Werth Paula West Lisa Willcoxen Paul Wiley Terri Withers Andrea Waight Kelly Wold Eileen Wollan Lisa Wolter Kirk Wood Tamara Wood Darbi Worler Ken Worrel Joni Wyman Dang Xiong Deborah Zieman Donna Zummach s o p H O M O R E S 157 J u N I O R S Steve Acuna Steve Ainsworth Steve Aggergaard Abdulla Alahbabi Julie Allen Renee Allen Brad Altermatt Sharon Alton Charles Anderson Jane Anderson Peter Anderson Lalahery Andriaminaja Kristin Andresen Nick Andrican Troy Amundson Kari Arfstrom Cara Asche Karin Aus Steve Bachman Shelley Bacon Karin Bakke Barry Baker Meshack Balira Tami Baldner Lucy Banks Michael Batmen Sue Bell William Best Leah Bjorgan Teri Bloxham Timothy Bohjanen Michelle Boyer Debra Brazil Christine Bright Rob Brommer Dean Bruns Paula Brusacoram Nene Canning Alan Carlsborg Daryl Carolly 158 Lori Cassibo Carol Christiansen Mark Christianson Kyndra Clausen Jeff Clipperton Deborah Close Joseph Cook Kevin Coughlin David Cox Kimberly Craff Paulette Creswell Keith Dahlen Bob Dayton Scott Dewing Brian Doerer Patrick Doherty Pamela Dufour Pamela Eckhoff Julie Edstrom Kristin Eggerling Steven Eggleston Eric Egertson Joseph Ehrler Mary Elinger Michelle Ellingson Tim Elness Robert Fenn Rene Fernette Inger Frederiksen Angela Forschler Carolyn Foster Jeffery Furmann Elizabeth Gabrielsen Geoffrey Gage Denise Ganje John Gannett 159 J u N I O R S Tammy Gates Traci Gates Darcie Gerber Dawn Givans Tim Gowen Susan Grandprey Gena Graffunder John Grindal Teal Grey Emmy Gronseth Kim Grezesiak Dana Gustafsen Mike Haber Elizabeth Hanbery Jim Hannus Chris Hapka John Harrington Mark Harrison Susan Hauan Kristin Hedberg Cynthia Helget Doug Hellerud Laura Henning Mickey Hessler Kris Hillquist Sandy Hintze Laurie Holmquist Val Hovland Joe Huss Patty Ishaug Christian Iversen Lori Jackman Joseph Jacobson Amy Johnson Erik Johnson Carrie Johnson Clark Johnson Jennifer Johnson Jody Johnson Karen Johnson 160 Keri Johnson Sandra Johnson Tami Johnson Timothy Johnson Nathan Kalkwarf Karen Kangas Wade Keating Wanda Kingsley Cathy Kleiman Dean Klenz Lori Kleven Annette Kofstad John Kollofski Brett Kokal Lora Kracht Sandra Kruschke Nate Kuehl Beth Lahti Brian Larson Chris LeBourgeois Janet Lindell Michael Lindgren Devoney Looser Gina Luhman Tim Lyle Jacqui Madison Bruce Magnuson Lori Malinski Stacy Mallak Kim Malberg Krista Manske John March Kristen Markiewicz Debi Mattson John Mayer Barbra McLaughlin 161 J u N I O R S 162 Julie McNamara Marcia Medley Terri Michlin Brad Meyer Ann Minks Sue Moenck Nathan Molstad Nancy Momurrin Carol Morrison Mark Morton Mark Muhich James Mulbah Brynn Mundahl Jeff Meyers Dave Nat Robin Neil Jeff Nelson Jennifer Nelson Laura Nelson Erin Nicolls Mark Nodland Lisa Nuenhuis Gala Oliver Curt Olson Melissa Olson Mark Olson Rebecca Ostwald David Owens Sonya Painschab Michael Palosaari Leah Parker Anastasia Peine Cathy Perendy Leonard Pesheck Paul Peterson Cuong Pham Chris Phillips Chris Prestly Drew Privette Brenda Quade Glenn Quanbeck Barbara Qulncer Chrisanne Rebertus Kathleen Reents Victoria Reuss Rick Rice Fred Richardson Michelle Ricketts Brian Robideaux Paige Roensch Carolyn Ross Jeff Roth Shawn Rounds Linda Ruekert Samuel Eskmder Manette Sather Denise Scarpetta Bradley Schafer Brook Schley Laurie Schmidt Michele Schroeder Lisa Schroeder William Schwartz Molly Schwegman Lance Schwimmer Lori Seath Meldon Seeland Laura Serfass Kathryn Sexton Diane Sideen Jeanme Siver Andrei Sivanich Carol Skoglund Kari Smith Kris Smith Hennry Smits 163 J u N I O R S Todd Steenson Tony Stewart Karen Strom Timothy Suess Jeff Sulzbach Katherine Sulzbach Tracy Sundstrom Paula Teschke Steve Thom Ruth Thomas Steve Toddie Cheryl Toenjes Nickdokht Torkzadeh Paula Tornio Tracy Torno Tim Wol Jennifer Van Elizabeth Vandersteen Brenda Warner Aaron Warwick Jonathon Webster Kurt Wehrmann Michelle Weise Virginia Westre Thomas Wigley Greg Wilson Patricia Woolfrey Carl Wright Keith Wright Natalie Wurster Vicki Zieman 164 So how much money do we have now Brenda Quade and Laura Henning. Burning the midnight oil Debi Mattson. Say cheese ladies! Robin Neil, Tracy Sundstrom Hard at work Janet Lindell. and Laurie Holmquist. Shawn Rounds, Miss physics. Get to work Daryl Carolly. 166 Baccalaureate 1988 Opposite: Jane Peterson and Greg Thorson Top to bottom: Processional to Si Melby; Cathy Stem, Jun Sym, Kim Hofman; more graduates; Neal Hauser, Mark Buckmgton, Mark Zender, Jean Eilertson, Joan Kinzell and Teal Grey. 167 168 Commencement 1988 Opposite: Nancy Nichols. Dan Nessel, Emman- uel Nacionales and Merry Jo Myhre Top to bot- tom: Guest speaker Sister Mary Giovanni, Kol- leen Danielson. Jonathon Stensland, and Wade Johnson. 169 170 The Class of 1988 Opposite: Linda Moen Top to bottom: Inger Frederiksen with John Kollofski; Dave DeBlieck, Anne Panning, Dave Bi- cha, Dan Nessel and Darcey Engen; Clark Lindstone; Vas Bakshian, Michelle Dynes, Dana Carlson, Melanie Amundsen, Heidi Brucker, Heidi Farrell, Nancy Olson and Beth Ostergaard. 171 A Aaberg. Synne 33. 142 Aamodt. Karen 151 Acers. Mike 38. 50. 61. 84. 85. 151 Acuna. Steve 158 Admew. Aman 21. 61. 122 Aggergaard. Steve 88. 92. 96. 97. 158 Aguilar. Linda 151 Ainsworth. Steve 158 Al-Mabuk. Jailer 122 Al-Modaifer. Mohammed 121 Alahbabi. Abdulla 158 Allen. Jul.c 158 Allen. Renee 158 Allerson. Cheryl 88. 141 Altermatt. Brad 52. 65. 158 Alton. Sharon 158 Alveraz. Julio 57. 142 Amundson. Troy 158 Anderson, Beth 142 Anderson. Brian 142 Anderson. Charles 158 Anderson. Erik 142 Anderson. Greg 56. 57. 142 Anderson. Jane 158 Anderson. J.II 122. 142 Andorson. Jody 50. 63. 84, 99. 151 Anderson. Karen 58. 59. 142 Anderson. Karimarie 86 Anderson. Michelle 122 Anderson. Naomi 122 Anderson. Pete 69. 151 Andresen. Kristin 158 Androson. Tracy 151 Andrew. Timothy 122 Andriamihaga. Lalahery 27. 61. 158 Andrianotahma. Aina 61. 88. 90. 99. 151 Andrianotahma. Noromrma 142 Andncan. Nick 158 Anywausn. Maarisa 142 Arfstrom. Kari 29. 158 Arvold. Rebecca 122 Asche. Cara 158 Asleson. Carla 142 Aspmwall, Oavid 142 Audete. Joelie 142 Aus. Karin 158 Ayalew, Seble 151 B Bach. Deron 57. 142 Bachman. Steve 158 Bacon. Shelly 86. 87. 158 8ahr. Jennifer 122 8ahr. Scott 22. 88. 150 Bailey. Doug 57. 150 Bakke. Karin 36. 158 8akshian. Yas 21. 29. 122. 170 Baldner. Tami 158 Balira. Meshack 158 Banks. Lucy 158 Baranow. Greg 45. 65. 87. 88. 151 Baretz. Doug 32. 57 Barkosky. Dan 65. 142 Bastable. Joni 150 Bates. Jeff 57. 92. 122. 123 Batman. Mike 96. 97. 158 Bauerly. Brenda 88. 122 Beatty. John 52. 54. 66. 150. 166 Beaurline. Carla 33. 150 Becker. Billy Jo 142 Bell. Sue 63. 158 8emis. Billie Jo 33. 84. 142 Benham. Dick 61 Bennetts. Chris 24. 130 Benson. John 123 Benson. Norma 142 Benson. Tom 142 8erends. Jennifer 142 Berggren. Doug 65. 142 8crglund. Laurie 150 Bergman. Craig 29. 150 Bergmann. Jay 142 Bergren. Elisabeth 142 Berthiamue. Tony 142 Best. William 158 Botel, Yihun 16. 150 8eyer. Robin 142 8icha. David 92. 123. 170 8irch. Emily 150 Bjerga. Dan 67. 142 8jorgan. Leah 158 Blend. Michael 87 Blesi. Buffie 52. 150 Blomquiest. Paul 123 Bloxham. Teri 158 Blum. Gina 150 8obolmk. John 150 8ock. Randa 86 Bogren. Ann 150 Bohjanen. Tim 158 Boltman. Reed 57 Bower. Laura 142 8owlos. Jennifer 22. 47, 150 Boyd. Rona 40. 142 Boyer. Joe 57. 150 8oyer. Michele 71. 96. 97. 158 Brazil. Debra 158 Bredesen. Susan 86. 150 Bright. Christine 158 Brinkman. Rory 24. 57. 150 Brodm. Mark 57. 142 Brommer. Rob 69. 158 Brown. Darron 22. 150 Brown. Kyle 92. 123 Brown. Tom 142 Brucker. He.di 21. 123. 170 Bruemmer. Andrew 150 Bruns. Dean 158 Brusacoram. Paula 21. 39. 158 8uckentin. Mark 123. 166 Buottner. Nicholas 150 Bunnell. Tim 32. 91. 123 Busarow. Kate 88. 123 c Campton. Lisa 142 Canning. Nene 158 Carlsborg. Alan 17. 158 Carlson, Andrew 142 Carlson. Dana 21. 83. 84. 92. 121. 124. 170 Carlson. Dennis 32. 57. 151 Carlson. Jennifer 151 Carlson. Tom 86. 87. 92. 124 Carolly. Daryl 90. 158 Carpenter. Mary 63 Carponter. Shelly 151 Carreras. Omar 142 Carstensen. Cheryl 86. 96. 124 Cassibo. Lon 159 Cha. Hojoon 142 Chang. Peto 142 Chevalier. Michelle 151 Chierichetti. Lisa 22. 151 Chizmadia. Doug 65 Christiansen, Betty 86. 142 Christiansen. Carol 71. 159 Christianson. Kiel 92 Christianson. Mark 65 Clarayes. Khalin 151 Claus. Terry 124 Clausen. Kyndra 159 Clipperton. Jeff 159 Close. Deborah 159 Cohrs, Sheila 124 Cole. Pauline 151 Cook. Joe 159 Coplin. Ted 42. 43. 69. 142 Coughlin, Kevin 14. 84. 159 Coury, Christine 86. 143 Cox. David 72. 159 Creighton. Alohm 83, 151 Creswell. Paulette 159 Cruys. Stephen 124 Cummings. Mark 124 D Dahlen. Keith 65. 159 Dahlgren. Brett 78 Dainty. Jeff 74. 75 Damiani. Jim 61, 124 Danforth. Sean 143 Dang. Thanh 92. 124 Daniels. Jon 28. 36. 91. 125 Danielson. Ken 143 Danielson. Koileen 125. 166 Dasan. Paul 17. 150 Davis. Delane 151 Davis. Paul 43. 61. 65. 143 Dayton. 8ob 69. 159 De8lieck. David 40. 125. 170 DeLa.re. Jason 87. 143 Delong. Todd 61. 151 Domaray. Kristin 151 Devine. Eileen 92 Dewing. Scott 32. 159 Dexheimer. Darci 125 Dioffenbach. Jerry 125 Dimaio. Becky 143 Dixon-Goss. Dimitri 143 Doerer. Brian 159 Doherty. Patrick 159 Donahuo. Rob 143 Douglas. Jim 65. 151 Drolson. Dave 143 Duckson. Greg 61. 65 Ouerre. Jane 91. 151 Dufour. Pamela 159 Dula. Marc 57. 143 Dunbar. Dan 48. 143 Duncan. Kelly 125 Duske. Michelle 92 Dutton. Ken 57. 125 Dykstra. Nick 29. 151 Dynes. Jaqui 151 Oynos. Michello 125. 170 E Ebeltoft. Sarah 126 Ebnet. Patrick 57, 151 Eckhoff. Pam 159 Ednos. Howard 126 Edstrom. Julie 88. 96. 97 Egertson, Eric 159 Eggerichs. Ron 65 Eggerlmg. Kristin 159 Eggleston. Steve 65. 159 Ehrler. Joseph 159 Eilertson. Jean 92. 166 Elhard. Lara 151 Ellmgrod. Vicki 88. 151 Ellmgson. Jeff 126 Ellingson, Jorgen 144 Ellmgson. Michelle 20. 21. 159 Ellison. Tyler 42. 43 Elness. Tim 14. 40. 80. 159 Elsmger. Mary 159 Emanuel. Todd 126 Emery. Christine 88 Enayati. Badiullai 151 Engen. Darci 48. 126. 171 Erickson. Kjersten 151 Ertl. Michelle 151 Erwin. Gmo 151 Essig, Todd 61 172 Evans. Tim 42. 43. 57 Everson. Dena 87. 151 F Faeth. John 86. 87 Falck, Henriette 151 Farley, Matt 52. 75. 126 Farrell. Heidi 21, 126. 170 Fenn, Robert 159 Fernette, Rene 159 Fichtner Lynn 2, 99. 126 Fiedler. Sharon 18 First, Pete 151 Forde. Lyra 31 Forsberg. Greg 67 Forschler, Angela 86. 159 Fossen, Mary Ann 126 Foster, Carolyn 159 Foster. Greg 151 Fredenksen, Inger 159. 170 Freeman, Amy 33 Fried. Angie 126 Friedbauer. Mark 151 Fritze. Greg 65. 151 Fulfs. Mark 86. 87. 88 Fuqua. Jonathon 65 Furmann, Jeffery 159 G Gabrielsen, Buffy 88. 159 Gage. Geoffrey 159 Ganje. Denise 159 Gannett. John 159 Garvie-Carlson. Tricia 127 Geyer. Tom 21. 34. 88. 151 Gimbi, Leah 127 Girard. Bob 61 Glanton. John 152 Glennie. Eric 57, 152 Goetz. Paul 69 Gonzalez. Alex 57 Grandahl, Christine 152 Grauberger. Chester 67 Grell. Douglas 152 Grengs. Jack 74 Grey. Teal 127. 166 Gnndal. John 57 Grochow. Penny 27. 88 Grodnick. Mayrlo 152 Grow. Jay 144 Groe, Michelle 127 Groebe. Steven 57 Groebner. Jim 152 Gronner. Rich 144 Gruss. Edward 57. 144 Guhin. Greg 144 Gusdal. Elisa 62. 63 Guse. Elisa 62. 63 Guse. Kimberly 144 Gustafson. Amy 88 Gustafson. Timothy 57 Guyot. Justine 127 H Habeck. Kurt 67. 152 Hackley, Dave 65. 152 Hagstrom, Bruce 152 Haight. Andrea 71 Hakala. Susan 84, 127 Hall. Mary 63. 152 Halim. Chris 22. 92. 128. 133 Halquist, Cynthia 152 Halquist. Julie 59. 71 Halquist. Rich 26. 69 Hanafin. Erin 144 Haney. Douglas 144 Hanka, Chuck 144 Hanna. Patty 144 Hannus, Jim 65 Hansen. Karin 144 Hanson. Amanda 63. 88 Hanson. Eric 24. 57. 152 Hanson. Greg 144, 152 Hanson. Janet 26. 128 Hanson, Laura 144 Hanson. Mark 87. 144. 145 Hanson, Tomm 65. 144 Hanstad. Joel 57. 152 Harbarth, Julie 99. 152 Harrington, John 129 Harris. Brett 152 Harrison. Mark 69 Hauan, Sue 92 Haubrich, Anthony 152 Haugen, Stephanie 86. 144 Hauger. Lise 128 Hauser, Neal 166 Heber. Mark 47 Hedman. Sally 58. 59. 152 Heffelfinger. Jason 144 Hegland, Mitch 67. 152 Heiss, Brenda 128 Helmer. Mike 86. 141. 144 Henderson. Elisabeth 128 Hengy. Teresa 152 Henning, Laura 50. 85 Hentz, Chris 65, 152 Herrera. Melanie 78. 128 Hertzberg, Greg 144 Hess. Michelle 85. 144 Hessler. Mickey 63 Hezeil, Fahd 92 Hill. Chris 152 Hill. Kathryn 153 Hirsch. Kristen 96. 97, 144 Hlady, Mark 32. 144 Hoek. David 144 Hofmann 128, 166 Hoime. Stuart 43. 144 Holland. Dave 8. 103. 144 Holm. Greg 153 Holms. Carl 128 Holtan. Jill 153 Holton, Elisa 144 Honey. Heidi 46. 144 Hubbard. Trent 153 Hubbard. Taya 58. 59. 144 Huggins. Jill 128 Hughes, Marc 153 Hughes. Shanon 16. 145 Hugo. Lisa 86. 87 Hunt. Deborah 153 Huotari, Lynn 153 I Irvin. Sheryl 144 Islam. Syed 128 Isreals. Dean 57, 145 Iversen, Christian 17. 28. 65 J Jacob. Caryn 144 Jacob. Mara 99. 153 Jacobson, Tami 144 James. Jeff 145 Jansen. Julie 86. 129 Janssen. Victoria 153 Jensen. Karen 9. 19. 52. 153 Jenson. Melissa 153 Jenson, Mike 145 Johnson, Amy 96. 97 Johnson, Brenda 71, 145 Johnson, Bruce 156 Johnson, David 85, 145 Johnson, Heidi 153 Johnson. Kenji 121. 128 Johnson. Keri 54, 59 Johnson. Kirsten 37. 85. 88. 153 Johnson. Melanie 145 Johnson. Pamela 153 Johnson, Simone 33, 145 Johnson, Steve 129 Johnson, Tami 92, 145 Johnson, Tim 88. 90, 92 Johnson, Wade 57, 153. 166 Jorgenson, Joel 153 Judge. Jeff 88. 129 Jurgensen, Marty 145 Justesen. Jean 129 K Kalli, Kevin 61. 145 Keating. Wade 65 Kedrowski, 8arry 153 Kelly. N.cki 145 Kerr. Thomas 57, 153 Khansarinia, Ramin 61 K.dau. Nohn 129 Kinzell, Joan 129. 166 Kipping. Jodi 145 Kirchner. Glenn 145 Kittleson. Kris 145 Kitzmann. Paul 153 Kladt. Katie 46. 84. 145 Klaiber. Paul 42. 43. 153 Kleiman. Kathy 86. 145 Klenz, Dean 129 Kleppe. Kent 153 Klick. Darcie 145 Klick. Wade 24. 145 Klinger. Kathy Jo 86. 145 Kloppen. Michele 130 Klotzbach. Darrell 28. 61. 153 Knafla. Lisa 85. 88. 145 Knutson. Katie 28. 86. 145 Koenck, Terry 87 Koffski. Tim 67. 130 Kohls. Julie 145 Kokal. Brett 39 Kollofski, John 170 Koschak. William 57, 145 Krabbenhoft. Christine 145 Kracht. Lora 11, 90 Kraft, Dana 130 Kretlow. Matt 67, 145 Krogh, Wendy 145 Krogstad, Stacey 88. 92. 130 Kubitschek. Jeff 57. 145 Kubitschek, Judy 153 Kubitza. Kim 86, 145 Kue. Bao 145 Kuehl, Nathan 57 L Laatsch, Heather 98. 145 Lahti. Beth 20. 21 Landgraf. Craig 72, 83. 130 Landstrom, Peter 145 Langsdorf, Christina 145 Larsen. Charlotte 63. 153 Larsen. Jesper 42, 43. 88. 145 Larsen, Sharon 130 Larson. Bonnie 44. 86. 153 Larson, Brian 48 Larson, Chris 153 Larson. Mike 3. 19. 22. 129, 130 Larson, Sherri 33, 145 Lathrop. Ned 145 Lauritscn. Arthur 91. 145 Lavender. John 146 Law. Daniel 65. 146 LeBourgeois, Chris 130 Leddy. Steve 65, 130 Lehn. Denise 81. 153 Lehnen, Gwyn 80, 146 Lillehei. Birgit 153 Lind, Julie 130 Lindell. Janet 87. 90. 98 Lindesmith. Julie 91 173 Lindgren. Michiel 146 Lindgren. Miguel 83. 84 Lindner. Mark 131 Imdstone. Clark 131. 170 Liuzzi, Keith 86. 87 Locke. Jana 131 Loobcl. Leanna 146 Lofgren. 8rent 9, 86. 87. 88. 98. 131 Lohmann, John 146 Looser. Dovoney 14. 96. 97 Lotti. Mike 4. 20. 21. 153 Lou. Heng 146 Lou. Kneang 146 Lowe. Lon 153 Lozinski. Lawrence 65 Lucht. Mark 11. 22. 37. 46. 92. 129. 131 Ludtke. Sandy 131 Lundberg. Ted 67. 146 Lunde. Brenda 18. 146 Lundholm. Jim 26. 47. 153 Lutz. Brenda 146 Lyon. Tania 8. 15. 153 Lysberg. Eli K. 36 M Maas. Michael 153 Machliti. Todd 65. 146 Machones. Barbara 153 Mack. Valeoe 103. 153 Mackcnthun. Terry 57. 153 Magnuson. Bruce 91 Magrane. Scott 57 Mahler. Barbara 153 Malberg. Kim 59 Malmberg. Neal 56. 57. 153 Mato. Jeff 153 Marmucci. Laurie 146 Martin. Kristino 146 Mathie. Karen 72 Mattox. Leigh 131 Mattox. Molmda 153 Mattson. Debi 21. 141 Mauna. Rachel 153 Maxwell. Molly 132 Mayer. John 32. 56. 57. 75 McCartney. Chad 154 McCauley. Jeff 57 McCoy, Sean 154 McEathron. Lisa 81. 154 McGregor. Tina 146 McGuire. Kelli 63 McMuren. Nancy 27 McNeff. Clayton 146 Melton. Troy 67. 146 Menge. Craig 132 Meyerson. Ron 33. 56. 57. 146 Michlm. Teresa 132 Miller. Chns 27. 155 Miller. Dallas 65. 132 Miller. John 24 Miller. Karen 132 Miller. Kelli 146 Miller. Kris« 33. 86. 146 Miller. Wendy 86. 154 Milner. Jean 132 Moechmg. Christie 132 Moen. Linda 132. 170 Moen. Natalie 146 Moenck. Sue 3. 22 Motla. Ameha 132 Monk. Jason 132 Monk. Jeff 24. 65. 69. 146 Montgomery. John 83. 132 Moore. Paul 154 Morken. Mark 133 M or lock. Polo 88. 154 Mornsette. Cory 57. 146 Morson. John 85. 146 Muammar. Khalid 154 Mueller. Steven 146 Muhich. Mark 19. 84 Muir. Heather 21. 86. 98. 154 Mueller. Dennis 146 Mundahl. Brynn 22. 32. 92 Munson, Steve 154 Murphy. Cathi 154 Musech. Joan 154 Myhre. Merry Jo 48. 121. 133. 166 Myrabo. Cathy 33. 146 N Nacionales. Emmanuel 166 Nagel. Cheryl 27. 146 Namarra. Martha 133 Nash. Phil 146 Neil. Robin 22. 50 Neitge. Karen 24. 154 Nelson. Christian 154 Nelson. Greg 146 Nelson. Jeff 9 Nelson. Karen 86. 146 Nelson. Laura 72 Ncpsund. Jeff 28 Nesbitt. Seth 154 Nessel. Dan 40. 48. 166 Ng. Cheesen 146 Nicoietti. Lisa 154 Nichols. Nancy 166 Nickoley. Corey 146 Nielson. Julie 88. 154 Nieman. Sara 154 Nodland. Mark 3 Noha. Tncia 4. 21. 71. 90. 154 Noleen. Susie 22. 38. 62. 63. 84. 90. 154 Nordm. Knstof 88. 146 Nordlund. Nancy 33. 147 Noren. Patti 99. 147 Norgren. Joe 67 Norlmg. Andrea 147 Norman. Heidi 58. 59 Norman. Paul 64. 65. 133 Novak. James 57. 147 Numbala. Tommi-Riva 31. 41. 83. 147 Nutter. Margie 92. 133 Nybroten. Nathan 154 Nystrom. Brian 154 Nystuen. Trygve 32. 37. 50. 61. 83. 84. 155 o Ohlm. Jenny 11. 155 Otsen. Corey 147 OtSton. Chris 147 Olson. Jon 141. 147 Otson. Mark 88 Olson. Michelle 155 Olson. Nancy 21. 133. 170 Olson. Tom 9. 50. 61. 155 Onstad. Sarah 147 Osberg, Peter 61 Ostergaard. Beth 21. 92. 133. 170 Ostwald. Becky 88. 92 Ott. Carol 155 Overland. Jennifer 12 Owen. Kerry 57. 155 P Palmer. Nancy 147 Palo. Ann 155 Palo. Stephen 147 Palosaan. Mike 8. 134 Panning. Amy 48. 147 Panning. Anne 134, 135, 170 Parker. James 9. 21. 134. 139 Parker. Leah 88 Parker. Vin 48. 147 Parsons. Cheryl 134. 137 Parvi. Pamela 134 Pasche. Sandy 84. 147 Patton. Anthony 147 Paul, Shantell 155 Paulson. Greg 147 Paulson. Kevin 134, 155 Pearson. Mark 11. 22. 46. 155 Pederson. Cory 65. 75. 141, 147 Pederson. Kristin 155 Pederson. Tony 67. 147 Peterson. Carol 134 Peterson. Eric 147 Peterson. Hugh 33. 34. 44. 60. 61. 83. 84. 127. 134 Peterson. Jame 134. 166 Peterson. Jerome 155 Peterson. Mark 42. 43 Peterson. Rtck 155 Peterson. Scott 3. 34. 85. 134 Peterson. Tom 57. 147 Peterson. Wendy 147 Pettersen. Kristine 88. 155 Pichelman. Polly 134 Piepho. Kris 147 Pike. Dave 31 Pirner. Tom 155 Poeschel. Scott 155 Ponto. Jeff 92 Pool. Carrie 48. 143. 147 Porthan. Kelly 80. 147 Poss, Peter 65. 135 Privette, Orew 65 Puckett. Beth 147 Pulme. Andrea 85. 135 Pulratz. Tami 155 Q Quackenbush. Erik 147 Quade. Brenda 34. 40. 141 R Radtke. Loren 155 Raisanen. Mark 65. 155 Rasmusson, Eie«k 18. 42. 43. 147 Raupp. Martha 147 Redeske. Marcia 147 Ree. Michael 147 Reed, Karen 41. 135 Rem. Ted 65 Repp. Tina 33. 88 Reynolds. Anthony 57 Rice. Amy 147 Rmgwelski. Patty 155 Rinzel. Peter 57. 155 Robertson. Jennifer 155 Robertson. Robert 147 Robinson. Masanee 32. 41. 83. 84. 98. 155. 156 Roe. Jean 155 Roelofs. Jeame 135 Roepke. Sue 33. 147 Rogers. Jonathon 155 Ross. Carolyn 63. 78 Roth. Luanne 148 Rounds. Shawn 165 Roy. Janet 135 Rudm. Kelly 63. 148 Rusch. Dave 148 Rusert. Jeff 57, 155 Ryan, Dawn 135 Ryding. Kim 155 s Samways. Ann 8. 88. 155 Sanborn. Diane 18. 148 Sandbo. Gretchen 155 Sargent. Chns 148 174 Sargent. Matt 67. 148 Saugestad. Mary 159 Saukerson. Kay 135 Scarpetta, Denise 16 Schafer. Brad 67 Schardin. Paula 155 Schatt. Bob 88. 148 Scheel, Susan 155 Scheffcrt, Cindy 86. 87. 155 Scherzer, Cynthia 155 Schmidt. Paul 135 Schmitz, Michelle 33, 148 Schmitz, Patrick 136 Schnagl. Greg 57. 148 Schneider. Ton 67. 148. 166 Schneider. Sue 86 Scholton, Renae 155 Schroeder, Jeff 155 Schulz, Steve 57. 67, 148 Schumacher, Kris 155 Schuman, Keith 57 Schwarting. Lisa 136 Schwegmann, Michael 155 Schwegmann, Molly 162 Schwerin, Kristin 88. 136 Scott. Bill 57. 155 Seacrist. Jeff 156 Seath, Lori 162 Seekamp. Lisa 96. 97. 136 Selger. Jeannen 45, 148 Severson, Rebecca 88. 136 Shaugnessy, Jeanme 33. 136 Sherman, Wendy 136 Shields. Kris 136 Shilson. Corey 57. 67. 148. 166 Shvets, Maggie 88. 156 Siege. Julie 136 Sime. Eric 121, 136 Sime, Kevin 86. 156 Sjostrand, Troy 156 Skadsom, Lynn 32, 84 Skjei. Scott 57 Skoglund. Robin 29 Slack. Sonja 33. 85. 148 Slattengren, Bret 148 Smith, Ben 148 Smith. Kari 58, 59 Smith. Robert 156 Smith. Sam 163 Smith, Sandy 22. 47 Smith. Sharon 148 Smith. Tim 65, 136 Snater. Jen 84. 92, 137 Sobon,Lynn 156 Sodorberg, Eric 148 Solberg. Eric 8 Sorenson. Jennifer 148 Soule. Rob 88. 148 Speich, Jon 61. 125 Staehling, Joel 57, 148 Staehling, Matt 22. 57. 156 Stanowski. Jenni 88. 148 Staub. Melissa 88. 156 Steen. Carla 148 Steenson, Todd 84. 92. 96. 97 Stein. Cathy 137. 166 Steinke, Kristine 71. 137 Stensland. Jonathon 131. 137, 166 Stevens. Dave 3. 57. 156 Stevens. Kari 11. 83. 91. 137 Stewart. Tony 57 Stine, Bronwen 21. 156 Stobbe. Lance 148 Stohr. Velda 156 Stohr, Vickie 156 Stolte. Stephanie 62. 63 Stone. Debra 88. 156 Strohbusch, Amy 85. 99. 148 Strom. Karen 21, 38 Studt, John 65. 156 Stutsman. Thomas 156 Suess. Tim 57 Sulzbach. Jeff 96. 97. 99 Sulzbach, Mike 92 Sundquist. Lewis 60. 61 Sundstrom. Tracy 22. 33. 45. 96. 97 Suphavong, Vinai 15, 137 Svenddal. Troy 156 Svendsen. Kristi 59. 148 Swanberg, 8elh 88, 156 Swanson, Dave 31. 103. 148 Sv eet. Dawn 156 Swenson. Marie 148 Swenson. Matt 57. 148 Swenson-Kohlbeck. Teresa 138 Sym, Jun 88, 166 T Tanjong. Martha 156 Tapley. Stephanie 88. 92 Tatley. John 148 Taylor. Scott 148 Taylor, Tamara 148 Tsch, Heupao 156 Terrio. Dan 44, 156 Thalhuber. Chris 156 Tessmor. Jill 156 Thao. Sue 9. 61, 156 Thayer. Steve 156 Theis. Kelly 138 Thibodeau. Michael 61. 156 Thom. Steve 92 Thomas, Jill 138 Thompson. Amy 97. 155 Thompson, Chad 148 Thompson. Sidney 65. 155 Thoreson. Joel 21, 155 Thorpe. Peter 148 Thorson. Gregory 87. 138. 166 Tiedeken. Beth 138 Tinsley. Tanya 71 Tisher. Nita 138 Tobin. Kris 85 Todd. Tim 138 Tomlinson. John 155 Tonsfeldt. Susan 138 Topka. Tasha 9. 148 Torgelson. Ann 148 Torkelson. Kathy 84 Tracey. Tamara 18, 148 Traetow. Sara 88. 149 Travis, Curtis 68. 69 Trebtoske. Alicia 155 Trombley, Donald 149 Trudeau. Michele 138 Tuttle. Janna 155 Tyler. Julie 149 u Uahengo. Fredrike 155 Ueland, Chris 86. 149 Urbach. James 22, 31, 138 Urban. Julie 86. 149 V Vandeventer. Lori 149 VanOverbeke, Jane 157 Vaubel, Alexis 149 Vaughan, Betty 157 Vedell. Peter 157 Vennix, Thane 65, 149 Verthem. Sandra 138 Vesterdal. Morten 60. 61. 149 Vetsch. Dan 157 Vetter. Laura 149 Vilaseca. Larissa 149 Vitullo. David 57. 149 Voelker. Jan 86. 157 Vogler. Sara 86. 157 Vollmar, Paul 157 W Wahlin, Dean 65. 148 Waight. Andrea 157 Walch, Elizabeth 149 Walker. Carla 41 Walker. Joy 86. 157 Wallen, Karen 157 Wandrasch. Troy 67, 149 Warren. Chris 141. 149 Warren, Jeff 139 Warren, Julie 149 Watson. Luann 139 Wayne, Tanya 63. 157 Wemam. Matt 157 Weinstine. Daniel 149 Wendland. Connie 139 Wenner. Rick 157 Wenzel. Sara 157 Werbowski, Renee Werth. Kristin 157 West. Dale 87 West. Paula 157 Wheat, Jennifer 147. 149 Wiberg, Jane 149 Wile. Julie 80 Wiley. Paul 157 Willcoxen. Lisa 157 Williams. Phyllis 149 Willinga, Mark 65. 148 Wincoll. Michelle 14. 84. 149 Wilson. Terrilynn 149 Wilson. Vance 57 Withers. Terr. 27. 88. 157 Wojtowicz. Sarah 139. 92 Wold. Kelly 157 Wollan. Eileen 14. 17. 47. 152 Wolner. Scott 24. 67 Wolter, Lisa 157 Wolter. Mark 57. 149 Wood. K.rk 157 Wood. Tamara 157 Worley. Darby 157 Worley. John 149 Worrol, Ken 157 Wright. Dan 46. 88. 139 Wyman. Joni 157 X Xiong, Dang 157 Y Yadessa. Ebbisse 149 Ybema. Michicl 29. 149 Young. Kristen 48 Young, Susan 86. 139 z Zender. Mark 139, 166 Zengs. Troy 65. 149 Zeren, David 149 Zieman. Deborah 58. 59. 71 Zrusi. Brad 69 Zummach, Donna 157 175 -I Augsburgian Staff Co-editors Janet Lindell Heather Muir Section editors Lynn Fichtner — copy Julie Harbarth — sports Heather Laatsch — student life groups Heather Muir — photography Patti Noren — special events Masanee Robinson — student faculty Photographers: Jody Anderson, Aina An- drianotahma. Kyle Brown, Brent Lofgren, Jane Peterson, Amy Strohbusch, Mike Sulzbach, Amy Thompson. Special Thanks to: The Echo, College Rela- tions, and Sports Information for photos, Bet- tye Olson our advisor. Mara Jacob and Mindy McElmurry for their help, Sudlow Photography of Danville. Illinois for senior portraits. Jody Grams our Herff Jones representative who pa- tiently helped us along the way.and thanks to everyone else who helped make this yearbook possible. Not quite the end This may be the last page, but it's not the end. It's only the beginning. We have preserved for you the people, places. events of 1987-88 for you to recall in the future. Because every- thing we do now helps us to BUILD THE FUTURE. Qtyfii $iaAjULL 9