Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

MHG AtHC cP CC Q 'V !2 oi ■ 0 -----------u t 3 S NICO e® CONTENTS HOMECOMING 8 FALL ACTIVITIES 17 FRESHMEN 23 ORGANIZATIONS 31 SOPHOMORES 49 SPORTS 63 JUNIORS 95 WINTER ACTIVITIES 108 FACULTY 115 SENIORS 125 2 FOCUSING IN ON 3 3 ty vacation seniors registration h o 2 CO “tZ o a CO CO o ... students homecoming a 4 mework classes dances gradu ation orientation fads Oo O - ■ OOm O 8 KING KIRK JOHNSON QUEEN MICHELLE ARRANDONDO Brian Pobuda. David Berg. Greg Stordahl. Greg Gustafson. Kevin Blackmer. Kirt Johnson, Michel!© Arrandondo. Beth Peterson. Mary Beier. Marykoy Gallagher. Lisa Williams. Adrienne Cummins. Paul Scott, Trirva Mrnok Eric Maddox. Cindy Hayes Curt Tambornino. Lei Washington Marc Pizarro. Theresa McDonald Lloyd Winfield, Nicki Bennett Steve Wilson. Jean Harper David Norrgard. Mary Maltese Bill Bennett. Linda Green Greg Austin, Brenda Hart Pat Adams, Lisa Norman. 9 10 11 G A M E Concentrating on a victory. That’s right! On Sept. 25th, tragedy struck Southwest High School. The Pioneer football team, led by captains Joe Fuller, Kevin Blackmer and Kirk Johnson triumphed over the Indians 35-7. During the record breaking game, the Pioneers ran for over 250 yards and scored 4 touchdowns. For the rookies on the team, the seasoned pros and the fans it was a sucessful and exciting game. Not so for the Southwest players, however. The most they saw of the Pioneer players was the back of their jerseys! I've got it! No. I've got it! 12 Centro! High Marching Band. A t ©ak th© game. Double or nothing. 13 Who’s got it? Centrals got it! R I T W E E K During the week before homecoming, many students showed their spirit by dressing for spirit week. The halls glowed with bright colors and happy faces as the students stayed in character. There was Tourist Hawaiian day. Clash day. Punk preppie day. Western day and Red and Blue day. Always a clown. Quick. Martha, take my ptcl 14 Three's company. Don't Forget! 15 Not now Dennis, we're getting our picture token. A big smile for o big time. The morning after. Where's Central? 16 Love at first Bite! And thats the truth. 17 Marching Band The Pioneer Marching Band, the largest in the city with over 110 members, has entertained football enthusiasts with several half-time shows. Drum Major Lloyd Winfield, exhibited outstanding leadership throughout the fall schedule. Marching Band Roster Flute Beier. Margoret Becker. Michelle Bliss, Anna Bradley. Lydia Brown, Anna Burke. Amy Burkhardt. Nancy Cimbura. Kim Coffman. Jackie Coulter. Cynthia Crapser. Rhonda Gray. Sheri Hastings. Sarah Patrykus. Cathy Reinhart. Jennifer Scott. Shari Sommers. Sari Spilleth. Meg Watts, Sarah Webb, Alita Weissman. Caroline Winick. Deana Angela Zimmerman Oboe Youngdahl. Emiy Clarient Beach, Sarah Bilbro. Laleeta Bispota. Karen Bisson, Lorna Carter. Becky Duroche. Tim Felder. Wanda Gershenson. Srnma Hovlond. Laurie Johnson. Dean Mufckin. Michelle Robbins. Debbie Sandbo. Mary Scott. Betsy Sheffield. Wanda Tucker. Barry Bass Clarlentt Heather Kurtz Bassoon Norrgard, David Alto Saxophone Bach. Paul Beske. Heidi Fraction. Denise Klein. Theresa Lewis, Keith Randle, Rickey Scott, Tom Woller. Pat Tennor Saxophone Hesse. Matt Jones. Race Baritone Saxophone Johnson, Albert Trumpet Cornet Banks. Marvin Bunnell. Todd Elk. Mike Erickson. Scott Gross. Andrea Hanson. Keith Hanson. Kevin Heller. Bob Johnson, Anthony Koenig. Brett Maki. Jim Miller. Chuck Mulcahy, Sean Mrnak. Chris Olson, James Robinson, Mike Scott. Jon Staba, Mark Strelnicks. Eriks Tyler. Steve Weller. Brian Westreich. Fred Trombone Belton, Scott Caranicas, Andy Winfield. Bryan Winfield. Bryan Winfield. Lloyd French Horn Hochstetter. Heidi Baritone Horn Lowman. Tom Vaubel, Natasha White. Devin Tuba Peter. Tim Sel. Tom Percussion Chastain, Ken FuBer, Matt Martin. Lorenzo Mitchell. Rodney Peterson, Greg Pizarro. Marc Rose. Michael Rose. Michefl Rivers, Robbie Drum Major Winfield. Lloyd Majorettes Burnside. Tina LeDoux. Cathy Gun Twlrlers Crooks. Toni Ebert. Becky Larson. Beth Flags Carter, Becky Coykendall. Kara Etheridge. Selena McIntyre. La Juan Mylloyja. Dana Nash. Terry Powell. Cynthia Ross. Shirley Zuehlke, Robin THEATRE AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS PRESENTS ..... A Murder is Announced TATTOTS put on four productions this year: the full length Agatha Christie play. “A Murder is Announced ; Hello Out There directed by Mark Pizzaro, Flowers For Algernon and Blind Date directed by David Norrgard were the three student-directed one-act plays. The Theatre has had a highly successful season this year with many students auditioning for the plays and large turnouts at performances. We wish them luck for the upcoming season. Mr. Kennedy Cyndi Coulter. Mark Pizzaro and David Norrgard The casts of Hello Out There”. Flowers for Algernon ond Blind Date . 20 SOCCER CLUB After a two year lapse, the Central Soccer Club is off to a good start. The team, which is supported by a booster club, practiced at King Park every day this fall season. Playing teams like Breck. Highland Park and Roosevelt, the team compiled a 2-3-1 season. In the spring the team practices indoors to prepare for a strong season in the fall. Standing: Jamie lenfesty. Erik Berg. Andy Caranicas. Tony Loche, John Heath. Chyrise Bay. Cooch Lue. Kneeling: Chuck Lusch-singer. Khamsene Ly. Steve Brick, Pat Mafloy. Capt. Tim Duroche, Pat Toth. 21 inuune l Alford Bob Anderson Jeffery Arrodondo Jemar Arradondo Medaria Asher Ronald Bach Paul Baker John Bandy Kevin Bankey Laurie Becker Michelle Bethke Fredrick Blount Bridget te Bobo Valeria Brothers Jeffrey Brown Anna Brown Eric Brown Tim Bruce Janna Burke Micheal Burke Susan Christinsen Lisa Cox Darwion Curry Sherman 25 Dohmer Micheal Denzer Brenda Oilier Diana Donhill Carl Ehlert Michelle Elliot Tatiana Farsund Shane Ferguson Reginald Ford Shirley Gigrich John Graney Lisa Greske Sandra Gustafson Lynell Hamilton Julie Hanson Karen Hanson Kristine Hardemann Leon Harlan Jodi Harris Ronald 26 Hassing David Heintze Danette Herrick Thomas Hesse Mathew Hodgeman Charles Hohage Lisa Howard Otis Jacobs Wren Jagatnarai Ghoitree Jenkins Carmen Johnson Anthony Johnson Dean Johnson Troy Kaiser Steven Keehn Micheal Kelley Kevin Keefe David Kilgore Audrey Kilgore Tracy Kirnbauer James Kneisel Curtis Koener Jode Lewis Cyd Lewis Kevin Lowman Thomas 27 Lee Louise Maki James Malignon Sheri Mart Penny Martin Andrelle McCaskel tvfechaei McCray Marcus McDonough Shannon McKinney Lashawna Mclaughlin Dennis MGeni Ohadiwe Miller Chuck Milnes James Mrnak Christopher Nelson Gary Norcross Deon Norcross Richard Olbercftng Sandra Olson James Oppel Edward 28 Otteson Jennifer Pageant Carrie Parsons Frank Pile Anthony Robinson Mary Lou Rosenkranz Deanna Sanders Erik Scarver Tony Schmock Dennis Senescall Charles Simon Tracey Skogman Robert Smith Dell Smith Terrance Sommers Michelle Spencer Samuel Starke Eric Stephens Lee Stormoen Darren Strelnieks Erik Sturgeon Brenda Swanson Anthony 29 Tapplm Jerry Tambornino Laura Thomas MicheBe Thompson Mary Toflefson Jennifer Track Stephanie Toth Pat Trudeau Daniel Tyus Veronica Weinschreider Sue Wettland Todd Wheeler Jamie Wright Laura Young Lisa Zimmerman Card 30 FOCUSING IN ON CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 31 Spanish Club Sitting: Andrelle Martin. DarneB Morrow. Rafael Geretz. Terry Nash. Amy Dopp. 2nd row Esteban Fernandez. Miss Helvig, Charlene Woods. 3rd row: Morey Sweats. Josh Bunker. Richard Johnson. 4th row: Antonio Cancio, Shana Parker. Sheri Gray. The Spanish Club has participated in after shcool activities such as selling concessions at football games, basketball games and school dances. They've also made Spanish foods and pastries to sell to the students during The International Language Week. For their efforts. they've gone on hayrides, eaten at Mexican restuarants, and have gone on picnics. Heart Club The Heart Club started as a Secondary Center program. It is a miniature res-tuarant known as the Pioneer Inn which serves regular customers, but no students. They have an entire menu, a chef, waitress, cashier, etc. to accomodate the customer. ■1st row: (sitting) M. Heathcote. Tammy Brooks. Ricardo Shannon, Kim Anderson, Mathew Tucker, Sherry Berndt. 2nd row: John Hill. Rodney Lennon. Calvin Woods. Rhonda Seraaj, Tim Wilburn. Delaine Crawford. Roxanne Chandler. Not Pictured: Andre Scott, Kelli Thomas 32 Debate Team Sitting: (toft to right) Simma Gershenson. Nfccki Rosenau. Ann Gershenson. Ann© Plain, and Eric Larsen. Standing: (left to right) Josh Jorgenson. Pauta White. Sharon Riger. Robert Hefty, Emily Youngdahl. Andy Caranicas. Jon Heath. Christine Dick, and coach Russ Mifler. Not Pictured: Heather Hadden. Barry Mauer. Kim Pickens. Captain Sari Sommers, ond W. Brian Winfield. Central's young and inexperienced debate team ran into a lot of competition in the Metro Debate League. Though the team in neither the Varsity nor Novice divisions scored well during the season, it members learned a lot which will be valuable in future years: research skills, topic analysis, information organization, documentation, refutation, and speaking skills. And really, that's what competitive debate is mostly about — to enhance scholastic ability. Stage Crew The Stage Crew, assisted by staff members Kay Sack and Colleen Kosloski, was instrumental in the production of the Homecoming and Sno-Daze talent shows. All seasoned veterans on spotlights and sound tech, they provided a real service to Central. 1st row: Keren Arvdreas. Roger Shimado 2nd row: Shown Erickson. Dovid Fernandez .Mark Zach. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STANDING MEMBERS The National Honor Society is a national organization dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in academics and participation in school and community affairs. The Sesquipedalian Chapter at Central meets once a week and has dedicated time and effort to bettering the education of themselves and their peers. Membership for the National Honor Society is not based just on G.P.A. but also on other outstanding qualities such as Service. Leadership and Character. 1st row: Jerry M dget. Nicki Bennett. Simma Gershenson. 2nd row: Peter Lee. David Norrgord. Amy Dopp. Harold Birts. Lois Reselond. 3rd row. Jett Flachman. Ms Lane. Sara Knipp. NEW MEMBERS Seniors Juniors Cancio. Antonio Gustafson. Greg Hart. Brenda Hayden, Sheila Karagania, Karen Maltese. Mary Clare Mellor. Scott Norman, Lisa Ollas, Eva Pizarro, Marc Poitras, Cathy Rosenau. Nicole Soine, Dawn Sommers. Sari Taylor, Amy Washington, Lei Winfield. Lloyd Wirtschafler, Josh LeDoux, Cathy Hanson, Peter Kosek, Shirley Littlejohn, Stuart MacDonald, Larry Nelson. Angel Shimada. Roger Swalve. Lori Vaubel, Natasha Weaver. Lisa Zach, Mark Sweats. Marcy Paulson. Mary 34 AFS CLUB This year's A.F.S. Club welcomed many foreign exchange students from a wide variety of different countries. The club was mainly a social club which helped people make friends, and held bake sales and sold buttons to raise money for the activities they participated in. This year was basically a fun year and the club would especially like to thank the faculty advisors for their help and also the foreign exchange students for coming and sharing their experiences with us. Sitting: Shori Scott, Ruth Robbins. Cyndi Coulter. Kim Pickens. 2nd row: Karen Koragania, Kristin Rasmussen. Gretchen Vader. Amy Dopp, Nicki Rosenau. Charlene Woods. 3rd row. lorrie Griego. Tom Sell. Antonio Cancio, Takoyuki Echigo, Dawn Winnick. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS This year we had 5 Foreign Exchange students. They were Takayuki Echigo, Esteban Fernandez, Antonio Cancio, Karen Karagania, and Eva Ollas. Taki came from Japan with the Y.F.U. Program and went out for cross-country, and tennis. Esteban is from Mexico and came with the A'F.S. Program. He was on the Newspaper Staff and played on the football, baseball, and soccer teams. Karen came from Kenya. Africa with the A.F.S. Program also. She was on the tennis and basketball teams. Tony came from the Philippines with the Rotary Program. He was one of the three students besides Karen and Esteban who had never seen snow before. They were all excited and certainly had quite a bit to enjoy. Lastly Eva is from Sweden and came with the A.S.S.E. Program. She participated in volleyball, golf, hockey cheerleading and was also on the yearbook staff. All of them had a great year at Central and would like to come back again. 35 Front: Takayuki Echigo. Eva Oflas. Back: Esteban Fernandez. Karen Karagania. Antonio Cancio. Concert Band The Concert Band performed at several schools and participated in the 1st annual Concert Band Festival for city schools. They also were the first band in the city to receive a Superior rating at the Region Competition. This outstanding group of musicians is considered by many to be the finest band in the city. 1st row: Morgeret Beier. Jackie Coffman. Lydia Bradley. Sari Sommers. Emiy Youngdahl, laleeta B-ibro. Lorna Bisson. Lourie Houland. Karen Bispala. 2nd row: Meg Spilleth. Shari Scott. Sarah Watts. Sarah Hastings. Cyndi Coulter. Nathan DaKeska. David Norrgard. Heather Kurtz. Simma Gershenson, Albert Johnson. Wanda Sheffield. Mary Sandbo. Wanda Felder. Debbie Felder. Debbie Robbins. Betsy Scott. 3rd row: Scott Erickson. Chris Mrnak, Kevin Hanson, Keith Hanson, Steve Tyler. Andrea Gross. Todd Bunnell. Mike Robinson. Jon Scott. Race Jones, Paul Scott. Keith Lewis. Heidi Beske. Tom Scott. Theresa Klein, Denise Fraction. 4th row: Tom Sell. Tim Peter. Natasha Vaubel. Fred Westriech. Andy Caranicos. Lloyd Winfield. Bryan Winfield. Vue Lye. Scott Belton. Mimi Tran, Heidi Hochstetter, Cathy LeDoux. Brad Johnson. Standing Matt Fuler. Rodney Mitchell. Greg BorneH. Ken Chastain. Mitchell Rose. Greg Peterson. Dennis Malmberg. director. Missing: Sarah Beach. Anna Bliss. Becky Carter. Tim Duroche. Cathy Mindel. Marc Pizzaro. Jennifer Rhinehart. 36 Pep Band The Central High Pep Band had a busy year performing at numerous athletic events and pep tests. The sounds produced by this group promoted school spirit and generated exciting crowd response. The band also participated in the first annual “Concert Band Festival for city bands. 1st row: Anna Brown, Michelle Becker. Rachael Azemove. Melonie Majors, Diana Dillie. Michelle Mullikin. Dean Johnson. 2nd row: Cyndi Coulter, Cathy Patrykus. James Olson, Sean Mulcahy. Brian Weller, Albert Davis, Devin White. Cathy Fabes. Paul Bach. 3rd row: Mr. D. Malmberg, Alita Webb. Sheri Gray. Sean Upton. Pat WoBer. James Maki. Ricky Randle, Lorenzo Martin. Robbie Rivers. Not Pictured: Andrea Franchett, Chuck Mier. Mark Stoba. Eriks Streinicks. 37 Danceline Front row: Lourice Lewis. Jeon Harper. Robin Lewis. Lisa WiSams. Rhonda Travis. Roc heal Lewis Middle row: Beth Peterson. Micci Parker, Mary Kay Gologher. Terry Brossuard. Verlinda Teague. Lisa Smith, Tracy Holt. Back row: Shirley Ross. Laurie Harris. Gelena Walton. Joyce GUI. Dawn Soine. Terry Nash. Evette McDonald (odvisor). Football-There were no tryouts for the football danceline so Captains Racheal Lewis, Lisa Williams, and Rhonda Travis gathered a group of friends they could depend on and organized a danceline. With the help of their advisor. Shari Travis, they were able to learn at least 25 different new kicks, chin-ups, a sense of discipline, and to always smile. Basketball-This danceline did have a day in which girls could tryout, and eventually 25 girls were chosen. Their advisor, Evette McDonald, helped to keep things in order and headed the practices. This was a challenging year for the Pioneeretts . They worked hard and put in many hours of their time over the summer. They practiced everyday and had to put up with a kicking series of 200, getting their splits flat, their moves perfected, and bear all the aches and pains that went along with it. The danceline started out the season with Whip It. Other routines were Main Event , Shake Your Body , Why Do Fools Fall In Love , and Fame . Fame was the routine they'll always remember, because that was the purpose of their accomplishments, fame. 37 The Danceline would also sincerely like to thank Dr. Jackson for all her support and the confidence she had in them. V.I.C.A. The Vocational Industrial Club of America is an organization in which the students on the Trade and Industrial Program are involved. This program helps to provide Trade Preparatory and cooperative experiences which students need to grow in such areas as leadership, citizenship, and character. Front row: Natalie Hayes. Michele Bandy. Shirley Squoos. Todd Olson. 2nd row. Joe Korman. Rich LeOair, Rick Selvoggio. Matt Lewis. Greg Batcher. Del Beckman. 3rd row Brian Boorsmo. Vickie Kuehn. Dennis Seroaj. OFFICE ED. The Office Education Association is an organization for students in the Cooperative Office Education Program and also other interested students in advanced business education classes. It encourages the development of occupational skill and knowledge to his her level of proficiency. Office Ed. also provides opportunities for students to learn about office occupations and make intelligent career choices. 39 Front row: Lojuon Macentire. Lisa Grant. Kathy Mcglyn. Laura Snyder. Jackie Lobin. Lorna Bisson. Karen Cordahl. Second Row: Ms. Gudahl. Roberta Thufl. Jim York. Sheri Spencer. Scott Hanson. Debbie Isaacs. Kim Parent. Pam Grutzmacher. Dawn Soine. Concert Choir 1st row: Poula White, Jane Olson, Rachoel Lewis, Sue Oberding. Rhonda Travis, Mary Westerberg. Aviva Weisberg. Debbie Anderson, Chris Stensrud. 2nd row: Mikell Haock, Cindy Hayes, Lorrie Griego, Lori Johnson, Chris Johnson. Charlene Woods. Beth Peterson, Kim Pickens. Karen Cordahl. 3rd row: Jay Sari. Mark Neu. Ken Larson. Greg Stordahl, George Goeke. Glenn Kakowski. Erick Botton. Micky Carpentier. 4th row: Robert Hi, Brad Ardahl. Don Bankey, Mike Connelly. Greg Gustafson, Michael Pearl. Kevin Raines. Barry Mauer. The Central High School Choir program consists of three choirs and various ensembles. The Concert Choir is a mixed choir, the Choristers an all girl group and the Varsity Chorus an all male group. The three choirs sing a varied repertoire ranging from traditional choral music to pop music. The Central Choirs have earned a reputation for high quality performance which has been substantiated by their earning many trophies at State Choral Contests over the years. Many choir members enter District and State Solo and Ensemble Contests, with a very high percentage of them earning superior ratings. Each spring the concert season is brought to a grand finale with a Caberet Show in which the choir students show their talents in song and dance in full array of colorful costumes and scenery. Varsity Male Chorus 1st row: Dean Lyons. Scott Hendrickson. Mickey Carpentier. Jewett Baie. Eric Botten. Michael Burke. Eric Sanders. Jay Saari. Eric Larson. Eric Benitez. Darren Stormoen. 2nd row: Headley Williamson. Ken Larson. Desi Gokey. Charles Kosek, Jimmie Hodges. Greg Stordahl. Phillip Maltese. Robert Skogman. Glen Kurkosky. Medaria Arradondo. Mark Neu. 3rd row Kevin Rains. Barry Mouer, Robert Hill. Brad Aurdahl, Paul Reuben. Pat McVey. M e Connelly. Greg Gustafson, Michael Pearl. Don Bonkey. Robert Hefty. Not Pictured: Jeff Brothers. Matthew Tucker. Choristers 1st row: Hilary Robertson. Laurie Bankey. Evelyn Wesley. Gail Jenkins. Dana Myllyoja. Lisa Hohage, Laura Tambornino, Patricia Sampson, Katie Hendrickson, 2nd row: Jenny Otteson. Gwendolyn Wesley. Stacy Johnson. Kari Dupont. Mary Paulson. Cynthia Nelson, Julie Ehlert. Paige Rogers, Tracy Simon. Julie Hamilton, 3rd row: Sandy Ofberding, Mikell Haack, Sara Knipp. Solly Johnson, Gelena Walton. Ellen Palmer, Heather Kurtz. Shara de Ma;jgnon, Lorie Berquist. Sheila SenescaH, Claudette McDonald. Not Pictured: Dawn Cordahl, Janiece Miller, Marta Powers, Julie Reselan. Veronica Roller. 41 YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting Lisa Janetta. Cindy Apple. Jane Olson. Mary Paulson Middle: Darryl Griftin, Nicki Bennett. Eva Olos. Cindy Hayes, S. Anderson (advisor). Back: Kathy Davis. Paul Scott. Theresa McDonald, Lorrie Griego, Charlene Woods. Not pictured: Mary Beier, Greg Strodahl. Adrienne Cummins. Many peoples' efforts made this year's Centralian one of the best. Long hours and much planning were a big part of the task. Thanks should be expressed to Kay Sack and Colleen Kosloski for their assistance. Also thanks to photographers Dan Walsh, Mark Zach and Natasha Vaubel. Ace photographer Dan Walsh. 42 PIONEER STAFF The Pioneer Staff works hard to publish the school newspaper. Its efforts are concentrated on a positive journalistic approach to school events. They have also served in the capacity of informant with the story concerning the change in the curfew law proposed in the state legislature. Production costs are met through advertising revenues, another part of the staff's responsibilities. The Pioneer was well received this year by all students. Central High School is proud to acknowledge Sheila Hayden, the Pioneer editor. Sheila was chosen to represent student views on the Minneapolis Star's Board of Conributing Editors. Several of her editorials appeared in the Star throughout the school year. Sitting: David Shatter. Natasha Vaubel. Dana Myllyoja, Sheila Hayden (Editor) 2nd row: Esteban Fernandez. Howard Shutt. David Norrgard. Karen Andreas. Cathy Mirvdel. Brad Young. Bill Bennett, and Ms. Harris. 43 CHESS CLUB 1st row: Steve Applehans. Warren Baker, Trent Rosby. Chuck Senescall. Pat Rewerts. Rati Geretz, Nathan Dalieska 2nd row: Andy Caranicas. Josh Jorgenson, Tom Sell, Tim Peter. Dean Siegrist, Tom Bergfoufc. Brian Weller. Mr. Mmnerna. The Central Chess Club was brought out of hibernation this year. It met on a daily basis from October to June. The club consisted of sixteen members and probably an equal number of players who never joined the club itself. Membership cost one dollar and entitled members to compete in the monthly tournaments. The top four players in each month's tournament represented Central in the Twin City Chess League. Some of the students who represented Central at the League were Andy Caranicas, Warren Baker, Race Jones, Chuck Senescall. Tom Sell, and Josh Jorgenson. The club advisor was Mr. Minnema. 44 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row (sitting): Pom Goldford. Mr. Zollar. David Shorter. Natasha Vaubel, 2nd row Brenda Sturgeon. Wren Jacobs, Mary Westerberg. David Norrgard. Bill Bennett. Tom Scott, Fred Newell. 3rd row: Laura Tambornino. Adriene Cummins. Greg Stordahl, Peter Hanson, Scott Stordahl. Sheila Hayden. Del Smith. Not Pictured: Stuart Littlejohn, Jeroma Bass. The Student Council was an elective body chosen by the students of Central to represent them, and served as a medium between the administration and the students. They have organized Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sno-Daze activities and Dance, and the Homecoming Dance. The Council has 20 members, five from each graduating class. The executives are elected only from the 11th or 12th grades by the Council itself. The four executives are: Stuart Littlejohn-Presi-dent. Bill Bennett-Vice President and acting Chairman, Peter Hanson-Treasurer, Adriene Cummins-Secretary. Their advisor was Mr. Zollar. 45 46 47 Tornado strikes us hard. Itsy bitsy spider. Kick up What's up? 48 Lisa thinking Magic. Reaching for the sky. Adams, Annie Alexander. John Allen. Charles Allen, Henry Anderson. Becky Anderson. Marylou Anton. Mark Antonson. Todd Armstrong. Pascheile Arones. Janet Aydinalp. Scott Banks. Selena Bass. Jerome Bay. Chyrise Beach. Sarah Beard. Trina Becker. Sue 51 Belton. Eric Berg. Erik Berquist, Lorie Bilbro. Laleeto Birnell. John Bixby. Edward Blackwell, Monica Bliss. AnnaMaria Bohlen. Joseph Bohlen. Kari Bombach. Peter Booker. Steven Bourn, Brian Bradley. lyd;a Branan, Brad Braucks, Tammy Brick. Steven Brisse, David Brooks. Tamera Brown. Gregory Brunk. Butch Bunker. Joshua Bunnell, Todd Burkhardt, Nancy Burnett, Denise 52 Burns. Joe! Burulkin. Annette Butze. Moriane Carlson. Joseph Carpentier. Micheal Carter. Becky Carter. Dwight Christianson, Gerald Clark. MicheBe Collins. Julia Coffman. Jackie Cordahl. Dawn Cordell. Tressa Coykendall. Kara Crasper. Rhonda Daley. Gary Daley. Jamie Dalleska. Nathan Dennis, Marlena 53 Denzer. Timothy Deressa. Aida Dupont. Kari Ehlert. Julie Eian, Jennifer Ellard, Shelly Elliot. Robin Erickson. Scott Etheridge. Dwayne Eveslage. Ju e Fabes. Catherine Felder. Wanda Fellowes, Darin Fisher, Tamero Ford. Bonnie Fraction. Denise Franchette. Andrea FuBer. Matthew Furlow. Mary George. Wendy Gotdferb, Pamela Geretz. Michelle Geretz, Rafael Goodwin. Gregory Graney. Lisa 54 - - Gresham. Terrance Gruet2macher. Denise Hadden, Heather Hanson. Greta Hart, Joann Hastings. Sarah Haug, Christine Heath. Jon Hendrickson. Anne Heller. Robert HiH. Douglas Hinkle. Angela Hodek, Cynthia Hodges, Bennie 55 Hoercherl. Bretta Hoen. Dale Hovland. Laurie Hrncir. Leann Hult. Steven Jenkins. Gail Jensen. Laura Johnson. Lisa Johnson. Michelle Johnson, Nancy Johnson. Sony Johnson. Stacy Joficoeur. Chadde Jordan, Robert Keller, Heidi Khaki. Farah Koeing. Brett Korman, Deborah Kramer, Peter Kurkosky. Glenn Kurtz. Heather Larson. Beth Larson. Eric Larson. Ken Latchman. Gohaul Lenfesty. James Lewis. Keith Lundgren. David 56 Lu Khamsene, Vue ly. Wue Lynch. Amy Lyons. Dean Majors. Melanie Maflak. Angela Maltese. Phillip Martin, Anthony Martin, Lorenzo Martin. Nora Menefee, Richard Mercii, Scott Millan. Dean Miller, Elizabeth Mtfer. Jamece 57 Mitchell, Rodney Morgan. Dauel Morrow. Darneil Mulchay. Soon Muiikin. Michelle Mulloy, Padriac Myers. Jeffery Narpaul, Roshani Nash, Terry Nelson, Brian Newell, Fredrick Noeth, Todd Offerman. Mischelle Oheson, Gerald Oleary. Harold Olson, Anne Olson. Danielle Olson, Eric Olson, Michelle Pacino, Christina Palmer, Ellen Parks. Shannon Porker, Shana Parry. Rhys Peterson. Bruce Phoulom, Phouvanh Phung, Nghi Pierson. Micheal 58 Pikkaraine, Darren Plain. Anne Powell. Troy Racette. Carol Raij, Mara Rains. Kathleen Riger. Susan Robinson. Jeff Robinson. Mike Robertson. Hilary Roche. Eddie Rogers, Paige 54 Ronald. James Rose. Mitchell Rosen. Paul Rowe. AHeichia Rozenbergs. Vivita Rucker. Elayna Rucker. Elisa Sarri. Jay Santicono. Tony Schartz. Marlene Scheidegger. Tanya Schweitzer. Richad Scott, Elizabeth Scott. Tom Sendrol. V Seraaj, R Shattuck. Casoline Soine. Diane Sommers. Lori Sorenson. Kristin Spellman. Romero Splleth, Meg Staba. Mork Stordahl. Scott Strauman. Renee 60 Tarr, Stanley Teague. Verlynda Therrien, Noel Thomas. Alicia Thompson, Paul Tidwell, Jason Toilefson. Jon Tollefson, Wanda Torrence. Michale Travis. Curtis Tucker, Mathew Tyler, Stephen Tyson. Lauri Upton, Sean Versboncoeur. Joseph Wahlberg. Timothy Waldauer. Roger Waskosky, Greg Webb. Alita Webster. Kathleen Weisberg. Ori Weller, Brian Wells. Tammy Werness. Lynne Westreich, Frederick 61 Wiburn, Tommy Willcox. Glenn Williams. Mathew Williamson. Sean Winick. Deana Wood. Cynthia Young,Joyce Young. Shauntelle YoungdahJ. Zuehlke. Robin Fuller. Mat Lewis. Trocy Smith. Lisa Larson. Kris Reaslond. Julie 62 FOOTBALL TEAM Front row: Dave Berg, Gil Straumann, Esteban Frenandez, Lionel Shabazz. Greg Stordahl. Tim Smith, Kirk Johnson. Terry Suttles. Gerald Fuel. Kneeling Steve Wilson. Jeff Robinson. James Hatchett. Phil Herbst. Mike Pearl Jeff Schweitzer. Gary Johnson, Joe Fuller. Tim Lyle. Jon Scott. Eric Maddox. Standing: Coach Anderson. Coach Robinson, Greg Austin. Doug Phillips. Jerry Midgett. Keith Parker. Kevin Blackmer, Brad Johnson, Pat Adams, Alex Ritchie. Scott March. Greg Gustafson. 64 This edition of the Pioneer football team was not expected to do very well, but because of the excellent leadership of captains Joe Fuller, Kevin Blackmer, and Kirk Johnson they were able to finish in a tie for 4th place. 65 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM 1st row: Bobby Williams. Joey Wilson. Dean Johnson. Tim Waliberg. Mike Robinson, Dale Hoehn, John Gigrich. Phil Maltese. Ed Roche. 2nd row: Robert Murphy, Alon20 Dotson, Kevin Lewis, Steve Booker, Bobby Taylor, Chris Mrnak, Greg Waskosky, Harold O'Leary, Paul Bach, Jeff Meyers. Mederio Arradondo, Leon Hardeman. 3rd row: Coach McMullen. Bobby Williams. Tony Scarver. Richard Steiniecks. Poul Roseen. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS 67 Wendy George Leah Lewis. Dianne Soine. Kneeling: Leslie Zimmerman. Rondo Crapsner. Becky Ebert. I� WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM Front row: Brenda Sturgeon. Jody Roche. Aimee DeVay. Mary Furlow. Johanna Dunham. Back row Don Lunny (coach). Jean Sutherland, Polly Irmiter. Colleen Howard. Sara Harris, Mfce Pattersen. 68 WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAM Front row Maria Raij. Melanie Majors. Julie Eveslage. Wendy George. Sari Sommers. Lois Reseland. Adrienne Cummins. Rosemary Wood. Cathy Poitras. Mary Maltese (co-captj, Heidi Beske. Back row: Coach Beske. Kathy Rains. Lori Swalve. Andrea Fronchett, Cindy Wood, Cindy Hayes. Colleen Foster (co-capt.). Jennel Eveslage. Sue Olberding. Karen Kavagania. Bridget Bilbro. Nancy Blake (Asst. Coach) Led by co-captains Maltese and Foster, the Pioneers earned a 3rd place finish in the city conference for the 2nd straight year. The team was very competitive even when they lost. The highlight of the year was when Cathy Poitras and Julie Eveslage got to the semi-finals in doubles in region 5AA. There was a lot of dedication, with 2 women finishing off the year. 69 CROSS COUNTRY Although the Women's Cross Country team was small, the girls were very competitive. Laurie Harris and Theresa Klein were selected for the All-City team. The Men's Cross Country team finished third in the City meet. The co-captains Robert Durham and Peter Hanson were selected for the All City team. Robert Durham advanced to the State meet. Next year Central's Cross Country team has an excellant chance of winning the City meet and advancing on to the State Finals. Standing: Laurie Harris. Coach D. Jackson. Jackie Coffman. Kneeling: Theresa Klein, Margaret Beier. 70 Standing: Coach D Jackson, co-captain Peter Hanson. Harold Brts. Rhys Parry. Matt W om$, Josh Bunker. Kneeling: Scotty Belton. Takayuki Echigo. Stuart Littlejohn. Scott Stordahi. Tim Peter, co-captain Robert Durham. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM 1st row: ESse Sorenson, Cathy LeDoux. Theresa Me Donald. Eva Ollas; Lei Washington, Kathy Davis, Lisa Williams. Linda Robinson. 2nd row: Coach Wend Dreis. Carmen Tepper, Brenda Hart, Kris Johnson, Dawn Soine. Cathy Bryden. Leann Hrncir, Intern Coach Evetie McDonald JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 71 1st row: Catherine Fuba. Mary Robinson, Elisa Rucker. Elayna Rucker, Betsy Scott. Julie Hamilton. Shauntae Young. Lisa Hohage. 2nd row: Cooch Moyer, Debbie Korman. Lori Berquist. Joann Hart. Elen Palmer. Jaana Bruce, Lalieta Bilbro. Marlona Dennis. Kari Dupont. WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing Evette MacDonald (Mgr). Kathy Davis (Capt). Betsy Scott, Monica Love, Theresa Klein, Linda Robinson, Heidi Beske. Dana Clark (Mgr). Kneeing: Chyrise Bay, Starlett Davis, Loretta Harris, Brenda Hart (Capt), Lisa Grant, Margaret Beier. Nance' Murdock. Sitting: Marty Dunnivont. Not pictured: Coach Wendy Dreis Last year the Women's Varsity Basketball team finished third in the City. This year they hope to finish second. Their record so far is 6-3. One of their exciting games was defeating North 62-31. Coach Wendy Dreis stated, I have high goals for this year's team. The ability to become a state contender is very real and dependent upon our cohesiveness and team determination. 72 73 MEN'S BASKETBALL First row: Brandon Grissum, Gerald Fuel. Joe Fuser, Kirk Johnson. Gene Richerson, Ron Gross, Tim Henry. Mike Rose. Second row: Darryl Turnipseed, Pat Adams, Curtis Travis. Matthew Tucker. David Holmgren. Jerry Midgett. Scott March. Coach Levain Carter. Who's ball is it? My turn 7 4 Give me that ball! Get away from me. this is my ball. The Pioneer Basketball team which rated at high as 5th in state this year, is having another successful season. Under the direction of coach Carter, the team has lost only to North at this writing. Not only does the team have strong starters, it also has a lot of depth with many talented non-starters. Let's play ball. 75 JV BASKETBALL Front row: Renisa Martin Angelique George Heather Hadden Amy Burke Eden Palmer Tima Burnside Cassandra Lewis Janet Arones Back row: Coach Moyer Elisa Rucker Chris Davis Louise Ward Joana Bruce Elayna Rucker Karen Karagania Shauntifl Young This year's women's JV basketball team was young and hard working. Many of them learned their basketball skills for the first time. With practice in speed and percision, all of the girls could make any varsity team. The Sophomore boys basketball team had a very successful season, despite a lack of size and experience. With good conditioning, added to speed and ball handling, they played exciting basketball and were one of the top two teams in the conference. Front row Mitchell Rose Dwight Carter Keith Lewis Paul Roseen Jeff Robinson Jeff Meyers Ttoy Powell Fred Newell Tim Lyle Doug Phillips Back Row: Coach Dick Grommesh Dwayne Etheridge Paul Bach Anthony Johnson Ricky Turner Andy Caranicas William Richardson Hank Allen Dell Smith Mgr. Lorenzo Martin 76 CHEERLEADERS Basketball: Rachel Eian, Michelle Arredondo (Capt.), Wendi Larsen, Lisa Williams, Danielle Brown. Second row: Lajuon McIntyre, Margie Curtis, Cynthia Powell. Karen Martin. Claudette McDonald. Ann Harmon. 77 WRESTLING Standing: Dean biegerist. Larry MacDonald, Greg Waskosky. Gary Johnson, Paul Thompson, Mike Pearle. Richard Moore. Tim Smith. Terrance Smith. Eric Oisen. Kneeling: Asst. Coach Randy Oidre. Eric Benitez. Dean Lyons. Eric Berg. Kirk Thompson. Jim Martin. Coach Mitchel Wisniewski. The Wrestling team had a strong season this year. For the third year in a row. there were two new coaches. Team captains were Tim Smith and Richard Moore. Those who attended any meets were treated to some exciting matches. All members are looking forward to another strong season next year. GYMNASTICS L to R: Coach Keith Carter. Amy Clock. Dianna Bartlett. Lisa Norman (floor capt.), Kristen Sorensen. Linda Green (bars copt.), Jenny Eian. Rhonda Travis, Laurie Harris, Marykay Gallagher (vault capt.), Jean Harper (beam capt.). A Lisa Williams. Donna Mulcahy. Sarah Peterson. Asst. Coach Kim Shifflett. Front row: Jennifer Tdlefson. 2nd row: Andnea Franchett. Micci Parker. Patricia Woods. Rhonda Crapser, Laleeta Biibro. 3rd row: Asst, coach Kim Shifflet. Lei Washington. Tracy Simon. Wendy George. Leonn Hrncir. Coach Keith Carter. Though plagued with injuries, the Central Gymnastics team worked hard and had three major victories over North, Henry and West. The team has high hopes for next year even though quite a few members are graduating. 79 Captains. Linda Greene. Marykay Gallogher, Jean Harper and Lisa Norman. HOCKEY First row: Tom Nowlan. Steve Mosing. Doug Hill. Mike Ek, David Klein (co- copt.), John Birnell. Tony Pile. Todd Antonson. Second row: Mike Connelly. Jeff Schweitzer. Greg Stordahl. Joel Burns. Chance Ritchie. Terry Isenberg. Steve Wilson (capt.), Greg Gustafson (copt ). Not Pictured: Managers Kari Dupont. Pat Rewerts. The Hockey team had a frustrating season, as the team lost several games, but they did not give up. As captain Steve Wilson said, We learned to lose . The team is hard working and high spirited. The team is led by captains Greg Gustafson and Steve Wilson, and co-captain David Klein. With more practice and hard work the hockey team should have a great season next year. 80 81 HOCKEY CHEERLEADING Captains: Charlene Woods and Mary Beier Left to right- Mary Beier, Charlene Woods. Lisa Jenetta. Eva CHIas. Adrienne Cummms, Lisa Weaver. Sally Harold. 82 MEN'S SWIMMING Top row: Steve Smith, Charlie Hodgemen, John Geath, Jerome Bruder, Eric Botton. Tom Bergfak, Jimmy Milnes. 2nd row: Danny Goodge, Dave Bleecker. Don Bankey (Copt.), John Oakley. Tim Peter, Jamie McDonald. 3rd row: Brenda Sturgeon. Cathy LeDoux. Max Rosenbloom, Dan Loorvey. Cathy Bryden. Not Pictured: Mike Patterson. The CHS Men's Swim team always has more spirit and drive than any other team. Everyone works hard, but the team is held back by its small numbers. For the past four years. Max Rosenbloom has been coach. When he started, the swimmers could do only 4,000 yards. Now the team does 7,500 yards in a two hour practice. This year's team captain is Don Bankey. More than any other person, he seems to have brought out the spirit of the team in every meet. 83 Back row; Walter Scott. Steve Wilson, Kevin Blackmer. Bruce Evenson, Johnny Thornton. Pool Waskosky. David Brigham. Front row. Joel BoisjoSe. Mark Neu, Micheal Johnson. Doug Winsor, Gerold Fuel. Mark Gjerde. The basebal team finished the 1981 baseball season with a disappointing 7-7 record. The Pioneers lost the first game of the regional play-offs in a close game against Osseo, by the score of 3-2. Two of the members of the team Kevin Blackmer and Dave Brigham, made Al-City. The Pioneers were led by tri-captains Dave Brigham. Joel Boisjofie and Kevin Blackmer. The team manager was Jean Harper. Returning lettermen include AB-City candidate Steve Wilson at Irst base and David Berg who should make a strong showing at 3rd base. 84 Back row; Coach McMullian, Keith Hanson, David Sheffer, Doug Phillips, Kevin Hanson. Front row; Charles Kosek, Joel Burns. John Tallorson. Mark Anton, Race Jones. 85 MEN'S TENNIS Front row: Peter Lee. David Lundgren, Peter Ferch. Josh Jorgensen. David Banister. Billy Lee. Tom Bergfolk. Steve Appiehans. Greg Stordahl. Steve Smith. Steve Brick. Dana Myllyoja (mng). Back row: Coach Beske. Dave Fellowes (co-capt.). Zack Williams (co-capt.). Darin Felowes. Rob Wood. Trent Williams, ALex Wilson, Laurie Autikainen. Ken Chastain, Gene Benson, Stuart Littlejohn, Matt Williams. Kevin Rains. Brian Pobuda. Wendy George (mng). This was a young tennis team with some very good players on it. Dave Fellowes and Zack Williams were the captions. The team has great promise for the future and played closer matches than some of the scores indicated. There will be 10 lettermen returning in '82. 86 WOMEN'S GOLF Coach Beckman. Heidi Beske. Mory Furtow, Mary Westerberg. Colleen Howard Although a small team, the women did very well, with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Their coach, Del Beckman, has very high expectations for the 1982 season and hopes to see them take first place in the city. 87 MEN'S GOLF Coach Beckman. Robin Benjamin. Paul Roseen. PM Herbst, Harold Kmrichs. Greg Gustafson. Chance Ritchie. Wheatley Dunham. Mike Connelly. Vince Wells The Men's team last year was very young and hopes for a much better season this year. Coach Beckman has high hopes for the coming season as all the members will be returning and better than ever. Second or third place in the city is not too high an expectation he feels and with hard work they may do even better. 88 BADMINTON First row: Kothy Rains. Sari Sommers. Leann Hrncir. Cindy Wood. Natasha Voubel. Molly Rut Routhieaux. Lois Resetand. Second row: Karen Mortin, Debbie Kormon, Chris Hayden. Elaine Perkins, Jennifer Ryberg, Julie Wlson. Chris Stensrud Third row: Coach Ms. Hallberg. Lori Berquist. Cynthia Powell. Cindy Hondek. Lajuan McIntyre. Elise Sorensn. Julie Ehlert. Julie Harrdton. 89 WOMEN'S TRACK 1981 CLASS AA STATE RUNNERS-UP Standing Coach Fred Meyer, Coach Mike Hughes, Lisa Grant, Amy DeVay. Brenda Hart, Joyce Gill, Kari Felien. Charlotte Woods, Charlene Woods, Rhonda Travis, Cathy leDoux. Kneeling: Theresa Klein, Loris MacDonold, Loretta Evans, Chris Brown, Loretta Harris. Jane O'Brien. Laurie Harris. Mary Kay Gallagher. JoAnn Fuller, Kim Schawls. Sitting: Linda Robinson, Cathy Bryden, Sherry Sanders, Doris Craighton. Tonya Gresham. Kathy Davis, Sarita Med-lock. Lisa Wiftams, Shelia Hayden, Nanette Smith. Not Pictured: Melanie Theis, Monica Love. For the Central High girls track team, the 1981 season was the best in recent memory. The overall talent of the team was demonstrated when they won the Region 5AA championship. The relay teams advanced to the state meet, leading Central to runner-up in the state. The team members that participated in individual competion were JoAnn Fuller, Joyce Gill. Laurie Harris, Loretta Harris, Brenda Hart, Jane O'Brien, Linda Robinson. CONGRATULATIONS to Fred Meyer and the 1981 Women's Track team!!! Captains 90 Linda Robinson. 100 me- Lofetta Harris. 400 meters City Champ. Laurie takes the lead. 91 MEN'S TRACK 1981 CLASS AA STATE RUNNERS — UP Row 1: Gary Johnson. Joe FuBer, David Jones. Chris Cox. Lorenzo Martin. Jeremy Hanson. Jon Scott. 2nd row: Robert Durham, Harold Birts. Rusty Scott. David Thompson. Peter Najarian, Tim Peters, Steve Hult, Austin Dahl. 3rd row: Coach Levain Carter. Shown Williamson. Kirk Johnson. Peter Hanson. Trent Rosby. Jimmy Hodges. Coach Donald Jackson. The Men's Track team did very well in the 1981 season. They won every meet and went on to win the Region 5AA championship. They came in first in the city, first in the region, and second in the state. 92 David Thompson set a new record at Trackorama. by throwing the discus 192.4 ft. CONGRADULATIONS!!! 93 94 OZ 0 er’s ' Jl-EGE esaurus TIONary form Aguilar. Darin Allen. Terry Anderson. Cari Anderson. Christine Anderson. Debbie Anderson, Michelle Andreas. Karen Appel, Cindy Appelhans, Steve Armstrong, Karen Bale. Jewett Banister. David Banks, Marvin Bartosh, Rayne Beard. Robert 97 Beier, Margaret Bellfiekj. Clarissa Berfalk. Thomas Berndt. Sherr Beske. Heidi Bispala, Karen Botten. Eric Bouchard. Saroh Bruder. Jerome Brousseau. Richard Bryden. Cathy Bundal. Jonr a Burke. Amy Caronicas. Andrew Chandler. Jeffrey Cimbura. Kimberly Chastain, Ken Chastain. Greg Clark, Dana Clark, Sye Connelly. Micheol Coats, Micheal Dowling. Patrick DeVay, Amy Dick Christine 98 Dillon. Charlie Diver. Tamera Durham. Robert Dunham, Wheatleigh Duroche. Timothy Forman. Emily Frankel. Michelle Gershenson, Anne Gillespie. Julie Goodge. Daniel Gray, Sherri Gross. Andrea Haack. Mikel Hanson, Christopher Hanson. Kevin 99 Honson. Kieth Honson, Peter Hardy. Catrina Harmon. Anne Harris. Sarah Harris. Laurie Hayden. Christina Heintze. Todd Heller. Robert Hendrickson, Catherine Hendrickson. Scott Hill. Robert Hinrichs, Harold Hochstetter, Heidi Hoffman. Todd Isenberg. Terry Jackson, Costina Jannetta. Lisa Jesse. Kimberly Johnson. Albert Johnson. Karen Johnson, Kristine Johnson. Richard Johnson. Ross Jones. Michelle 100 Jones. Race Jorgensen. Josh Kaiser, Carole Kaiser, Steven Kaplan, Robin Keister. Jerome Klein. David Klein. Thereasa Klinfelter, Paul Koering. Timothy Kolisnyk. Micheoi Kolhoff. Kris Kosek. Shirley Kvam. Greg Larson, Wendy Ladwig, Patrick Lee. Bill Ledoux. Cathy 101 Lehr. KeHy Letson, Dennis Lewis. Leah Liberty, Robert Linton. Tim Littlejohn, Stuart Lokowich. Mark Luschsinger, Norman Lyle, Tim Martin. Jim MacDonald. Larry McDonald. Claudette McDonald. Jamie McHenry. Virna McVey. Patrick Mindell. Cathy Miller. Stuart Miller, Luanne Mramer. Kirsten Mulcahy. Donna Murdock. Nancy Murphy Michelle Narpaul. Jhalpaul Nelson, Angel Neu, David 102 Oakley. John Odoms. Kelly Olberding, Sue Olson, Jane Otten. Rhonda Patterson. Mike Paulson, Mary Pearl. Micheal Peet. Nickena Perkins, Elaine Peter, Tim Perterson. Nonle Picciano. Patrick Powel, Cynthia Powers, Marta 103 Prentice. Jeff Quinn. Lenora Rains. Kevin Rancour. Cindy Randle. Ricky Rasmussen, Kristin Rauch, Sheryl Reiland. Brent Reinhart. Jennifer Rewerts. Patrick Richardson, Elgene Ritchie. Alex Ritchie. Chance Robbins. Deborah Robbins. Ruth Roberts, Oyemi Rosga. Anjie Routhieaux. Molly Rue, Denise Ryberg, Jennie Sampson. Patrica Sanchez, Elise Sanbo, Mary Sanders. Cynthia Sanders, Sherry 104 Santocono. Marie Sautter, Claudia Scott, Jon Scott, Shari Set. Tom Shobozz. Lion©) Sheffer. David Sheffield. Wanda Shimada. Roger Seigrisf. Dean Simmons, Richard Simon, Lavern Singh. Promela Smith. Byrne Smith. Sfeven Smith. Tim Squals. Juiin St. Martin. Georgia Stearns. Thereasa Stensrud. Kris 705 Tepper. Carmen Thomas. Amy Teitz. Heidi Tyson, Scott Vaubel. Natasha Stoneberg, Konl Strauman. Dale Sutherland, Jean Swalve, Lori Sweats. Morey Virnig, Beth Walton. Gelena Ward. Ellen Waterbury. Suzanne Watts. Micheal Weisberg, Aviva Weissman, Caroline Wesley. Deborah Wesley. Denise Wesley, Gwendolyn White. Paula Wiffiams. Trent Wilson, Alex Wintield. Bryar Wlnick. Dawn 106 Winsor. Tim Woller, Kelly Wood. Jaenette York. Jomes Young, Brad Zach. Mark Zimmerman. Angela Zimmermon. Anne Zimmerman. Leslie 107 oo Q Umm .. we're kinda new. umm ... and don't know what to do. 108 109 Queen Candidates Jean Harper Adrienne Cummins Sheilah Hayden Eva Ottas Rosemary Woods Danielle Brown King Candidates Steve Wilson David Berg Esteban Fernandez Greg Gustafson David Norgaard Greg Austin Princess Candidates Karen Andreas Cindy Appel Aimee Devay Wendy Larsen Lori Swalve Gelena Walton Duchess Candidate Melanie Majors Terri Broussard Betsy Scott Jackie Coffmann Becky Anderson Lady Candidates Danette Heintz Wren Jacobs Michelle Thomas Prince Candidates Terry Allen Alex Wilson Chance Ritchie Larry MacDonald Charlie Dillon Duke Candidates John Alexander Hank Allen Steve Hult Troy Powell Tom Scott Lord Candidates Medaria Arredondo Paul Bach Del Smith Lady Wren Jacobs. Dutchess — Becky Anderson; Princess — Wendy Larsen; Queen — Eva Ollas; King — Esteban Fernandez. Lord Alex Wilson. Duke Steve Hult. Lord Del Smith. m 113 114 PRINCIPALS Dr. Joyce Jackson, principal, was a counselor before she became principal at Central. She counseled for eight years and has been a principal here for nine years. She attended Proviso Township High School in Maywood, Illinois and Carrier Mills Community High School in Carrier Mills, also in Illinois. Her yearbook name was the Reminiscense. She participated in Chorus, Modern dance. Honor Society and Girls Athletic Association. She received her B.A. and M.A. at Southern Illinois University and a Ph. D. at the University of Minnesota. Mr. Rutherford, assistant principal, has been at Central for 3Vi years Before that he was at Washburn for 19 years as an administrator. He attended West High School in Minneapolis, where his activities included football, wrestling. hockey, baseball, and track. He received his Bachelor of Science at St. Cloud State, his M.A. at the U of M. and his Ed.S. at St. Thomas. Mr. Gomez, assistant principal, has been teactwg for seventeen years. He has been at Central for eight years and has taught at other schools in Minneapolis. He attended Hutchinson High School In the state of Kansas. Mr. Gomez received a Bachelor's, Masters, and Specialist's degree at the University of Kansas. 116 Counselors T. Ronton Tom Ronton has oeen wortcfsg at Control tor 3 years os o drug cos tsoior Richard Grommesh. Fletcher Cooley. Richard Schema. Poj Zok� Resource Program 0. Zimmerman Ms Zimmormon hos fought at Centre for fo J of her five years of teoching Sho at-tondod Good Counsel «gh She received her B A from Pegs Cotege C Cradn and M Morris J Kapsner Mr Morris has boon teoching ot Central for two years He attended Hopkns Hgh School He received his B.S from St. Cloud Universey. C Borne Cord Borne attended West Hgh school She received her B.S ood M A from the U of M. and the Colego of St. Thomas B NyO Bart) Nye has boon toochmg at Central for nine years She attended Palatine Hgh School Sho receivodhor M S from Southern a Unrv S Anderson Susan Anderson hos been teoching at Central for six years Sho attended Sprng-field Hgh She received her B A from August ana Coflog© 117 C. Boon Mis Boon who dorm to have oeon teoehng wo over oo© hundrod yoar . has taught seven years ot Control. She attended Ugh School m Wodeno MN. ond has BA. B.S and M A dogroos. M HeMg Motor © Hetog was fought ot Central for four years. She at loaded Ngh Schoc In Wnrvebogo Mn . whore her high school yoarbook was the Tomahawk. She recievod o Bdchetor of Sciences Degree at the U of M M Kennedy School Konnedy. who has taught Dromo of Central for two years, has boon teaching for six years. Ms high School octtvities included tho footbo team and the science rosocrch club Ho received o B A, at Mchigan ond is currently working on his M A ot tho U. of M M Jordon Mary Jordon hos tough! ot Centre! for 5 years She attended high school at St. Margarets Acodamy She received her MS from the U. of M $ Hotoorg Shrtoy Hcdberg hos fought ot Centrof for five years out of twenfy-ono years so far Sho offended Duluth Control rtgh School, ond received o B A from Bethel Cologo M Moshek Moueen Moshek hos taught ot Control for thirteen years As we os feachng Engfch she has drectod the theater for mony years Mi Moshek attended Woshngton Mgh n Sioux Fc s S D . where the high sc hod yearbook was the Warrior. She hos o B A and on M A from the Coiege of Sf Catherine V. Cortor Violet Carter hos tought ot Control for mo lost five of her nineteen years of teoching Before ottondng tho U. of Arkansas whore she received a M A. Mrs. Carter went to Sdlvon Mgh School Thorohoroctrvifie includodNH S..bos-ketbal. and choir. M. Harris Martha Harris has fought at Centre for sev-on of her eleven years of teaching Boforo teaching Ot Central she fought ot South Mgh School. VSss Harris went to Mgh school ond colego in Bnoes. where her high School octivlhes nctuded Choir, choerloodng. and N H.S. Her Mgh School yearbook was the Tiger. 118 R Anderson Mr Roger Anderson hos been teochng for twenty-two years Ho has taught at Control for thrteen years Mr Anderson attended Mpts Rooiovolt for Wgh School, received o Bachelor of Soence degree from the U. of M. and hto Masters from BemidJ State D Strickland Don Strickland has been teaching for twenty-fou year , nne of them at Control HereceevedhtsB A and M A from the U. of M He attended fartxxit Hgh School whoro ho parteipoted In footbat. wresting, and studont councl 0 Ryberg Donald Ryborg has boon tooching for twonty years nine ot Central Ho received ho BA and M A from the U of CWcogo Ho attended JocksonHgh School There he par-ticpotod in Band. Cho . ana Yeartxxjk among other things Ms yearbook was caied the Jocktonlon R Mtor Mr MOer has been teochng for 23 years. 14 years at Central He attended West Ugh Ho has o B S from the U of M and a groduate degree from East Angka University m England R Robinson Mr Robinson, who is the footboi cooch at Central, has been here fcr 10 years of his 2i year of teaching He graduated from Central havng particcoted In footboi. basketbc and trock He has a B.S. from Augttxrg M Richter Mss Renter has touch’ social shxfto couses for seven of her teochng years at Central Before receiving her B A M A and B S degrees from Knter Cdege. she attended Chnstopher Ctfombus Ugh School in N Y There her yearbook was the Anchor. Social Studies 119 A. He Jer Mr. Hoidor hos been teoch-ino at Centra tor 15 ot his 17 years ot toachhg Bofor© receiving his B.S. ond M.A from St Cloud State, h© attended Cotherdoi H,gh Schooi There hts activities included Drama Club. News Staff, and the Art Club V riButwy Mr Pinkney has boon teaching for 15 years 8e- I j foro toachino ot Central he U fought at Roosevelt. Ho received his Bachelor of Scl- _ ence ot Moorhood Stoto. S and the U. ot M. He attend- VJ od high school n lebonon , Union. Oregon m high ; school his yearbook was ! D Momberg DorWj Maknberg has drected the Centre! bonds for 3 yeas He attended Richfield Hgh School were hs activities included Baseboi. Choir, and Music He received his Masters from the U. of M B Speed Boa Speed has dree ted the Control choirs for 11 years. Ms Spood attended Charleston Hgh School n Charleston. West Vrgrva. whoro her activities included Band. Choir. Mogorette. and Basel Boskotbal She received her M S. COflOd tho Warrior. from Wncno K Wasiey Mrs Wosley has taught at Centrol for A yoors She attended Zumbrota Hgh School She received her dogree from tho U M M Heathcoate Ms Hoathcoato has taught cooking and resfouront foods, at Centra tor 11 yeas Home Ec M Troup Marjorie Troup has boon toachng at Centra for seven yeas. She attended St. Loris Park Hgh whoro she was a cheenoodor She roce ved her B A from the U of MN Industrial Arts G. Boiey Goorgo Boloy has tough! Droftng fa 13 yeas. He otfondod high school in Groon 8ay Ws. There his activities included Football. Wresting. Trock. and Char its hign school yeabook was caned the WkJcot Mr Boiey received his B.S. from Stout Cdego E Hunt Mr Hunt has fought auto classes for 16 yeas. Before teochng at Centra Mr Hjnt fought at Roosevelt and South He ottonded Grontsbag H.S. in Wisconsin Thore his activities ncSuded Footba . and Drama He redoved his Bochetor of Science from Snow College in Utah D. Btom Mr Btom has taught wood shop fa 16 yeas He offended Richfield HS. where he pioyod hockey ond basket-bafl Hs yearbook was the Spartan. He roceived r« B.S. from the U M G Hendricks Mr Hondricks has tought Meta Wortt-ng at Centra fa 13 yeas He attood-od DoLaSate H S . where he was n the Choir, and was class Vice President. He recervod his B.S from the U. of M 120 M Hughes M ko Hjghes hos been teochirg for 12 yeas. 4 of those at Central. Mr. Hughes aitondod Carlton High School whore tho yearbook was nomed the Carl-Ionian. He received hSMA from the U of M. L. Carter Mr Carter, who cooches the boskotbai team, has boon a teacher fa 21 yoors, 12 at central Mr. Carter attended Columbia Hgh m Mognaio Arkansas He later received a Bochokx of Science degree. Math A Hoogheom Mr Hoogheem has been teachng tor 22 yoars. 4 at Centra He attenood high school n New Richmond Wisconsin. He received his Ph 0. at the U of M G. Bosfce Mr Beske has been teachng fa 10 yeas. 16 hero at Centra He attended high schoa hHocta. Ho received hs M A from Mocdoster Cologo E. Kannng Ms Kanning has been teaching fa 23 yeas. 11 at Centra sho ottondod hgh schoa in Green Bay Wo where the yearbook wos the Wildcat. Ms. Kormng received her M A at VOpaaso Urweruty C. Kick Cad Kick has been toochhg 14 yoas. 4 at Contra. Sho attended Rhinolander Union Hgh schoa (Wl) Ms Kick has a Masters from the U of M Science L. lalne Mrs laino has taught fa 15 yeas at Central. Sho offended H.S. in Dows, towa Her activities ncAxled Bosket-ba� . at conforonco and al state and newspaper odta Sho received hot B A at Mocaester Coiege D. Jackson Mr Don Jackson has been teocfvng fa 13 yeas He ottondod (Xnba HS.. ond rocorvod his 8 S from Vorhees Coiege. M Mirmema Mke Mnnemo has fought Chemotry of Contra fa 2 yeas Befae coming to Cenira he taught of Edson Mr Mn-nomo ottondod Wyomng HS.. in Grand Papas Mch He rocevod his M S ol from the U. of Wl T. Kng TmKnghastought Physcsfa 12 yeas at Centra He attended hgh schoa in Dotrcit tokos Ho rocoived his M S . from me U. of M 121 Foreign Languages M Lodng ana M. HeMg Mi lodng hoi taught for 9 yoars. 4 at Control She attended Robinsdale Hgh School where the yeobook was caled the Robin. She went to Augsburg. Goethe institute and the U of Wisconsin as she got her B A and M A. M Mchoelson Mi Mchoonon has been teochng ter 19 years. 10 at Centra. She attended Our Lady of tho Angefe Acodomy where the yearbook was caled the Ange-lit . Some of her high school activities included class president for 3 years and Editor of the yearbook. Ms Michaelson obtained her B.S. at tho U of M J. Lundheim Mrs. Lundheim has been teochng for 28 years 22 at central. She attended Roosevelt Ugh School whore tho Yearbook was caled the Sagomoro. She has degrees In Englsh, library Science, and French at Coioge ot St Benedict, u of M. U of Iowa. U of Toulouse. Franco, and the U of Angers. France M. Ryberg Physical Education I. Johnson Ms Johnson has been teaching for 13 years. 12 ot Control She attended George Washington Carver High School where the yearbook was named iho Eagle. She obtained her B.S and M Ed degrees W Drois Ms Drois has been teochng for 11 years, 4 of Central She offended high school ot tho Acodomy of Holy Angeh where the yearbook was caled the Angelu . Sho has hor B.S and M S. from the U of M C. Emery M Emory has been teochng for 22 years. 2 at Centre! He attended South Hg 1 School ana participated In footbaB and hockey M. Emery gothiiB A. at Augsburg 122 Magnet Staff Janet Lorsea Belle Scott. Froncine Chakolis. Maureen Mashek. Central's Magnet Program has been largely responsible for Central's integration success. as well as one of the widest curricu-lums in the city. Classes like Advanced Placement English, five foreign languages. Bacteriology, and specialized social studies courses all are but a few of the benefits from the Magnet Program. Speakers, actors, plays at Central and reduced prices for Guthrie plays are also contributed from the Magnet Program's use of government funds. Central owes many thanks for the hard work, and real concern of the Magnet staff. R Siottc Mr Pinkney Rosela Srotiak has been teaching for 24 year}. 9 at Central She attended South H S where her yearbook was ca� ed the Tiger Ms Srotk . who received her B S from the U of M.. was the Contrakan odvsor for several years Work Program 0 Beckman Del Beckman has boon teoching for 21 years, li at Central Mr Beckman played goit at Anoka «gh School where the yoorbook was caled the Anokon. Mr Beckman got his B $ at the U of M and his MS at Mankato State E. Koester Ehch Koester has been teochng for 19 years. 10 at Central Mr Koester attended high school In Germany Mr Koester gothisB.S ondM A at theUof M and St Thomas Colege 123 Office Staff C. Nelson. Tutor Front row C. Dorn. I. McQuitter. G. Corlos. L. Jones. BACK ROW: S. Way. G. Peters. G. Rollins. Media Front row K. Sack, B. Green. M. Nelson. M. Fitzgerald. Back row C. Kosloski. Cooks LUNCH MCMJ IttSUS '• -.Honx c t cuntt : rv«U� w - U. - R« n Umn 0AY5 CMTR R. Noble, Tutor Front row; P. Rowbotham. M. Carrington. C. Gagon. S. Reineke. Back E. Workuff. T. Johnson. Liason Officers, row; T. Gordon. L. Dugan. R. Brown. 124 ary u ire Beth Peterson Todd Scott Lisa Norman Greg Austin Brenda Hart Kevin Blockmer Adrienne Cummins Brian Pobuda Greg Gustafson Nicki Bennett Kirk Johnson Mary Kay Ga egher Teresa McDonald Curt TambornSno M O S T S 1 — 1 U Sheila Hayden p Dovid Norgaard c E E D 127 Susan Aleksuk She plans to continue in business school. Leah Anderson She has participated in office education and homeroom volleyball. She plans to attend Vocational or work fulltime. Lisa Andersen She has participated in student government. She plans to attend Normandole Community College or work full-time. Eileen Anderson She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Michelle Arradondo Homecoming Queen and Sno-Daze Duchess. She has participated in basketball cheerleading (3 yrs.. Capt. 2 yrs.), football cheerleadmg (3 yrs.. capt 1 yr.), choir (2 yrs ), danceline. Sno-Daze and Homecoming talent shows. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. 128 SENIORS Donald Bankey Tracy Batsell He has participated in the swim team (4 yrs., Capt. 2 yrs). concert choir (2 yrs.). He plans to attend Minneapolis Community College or Normandale Community College. She has participated in choir She plans to attend college and travel. Jeff Barnell He plans to attend college. Djuana Beard Dianna Bartlett She has participated in band and gymnastics (3 yrs.). She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Mary A. Beier She has participated in sophomore cheerleadmg. varsity footboil and hockey cheerleading (2 yrs.). girl's track, student government, yearbook asst, editor. Homecoming slide show. Sno-Daze and Homecoming royalty. She plans to attend college. 129 SENIORS Bill Bennett He had participated in student council (vice president). Newspaper statf (feature editor). Homecoming Court, and was a High School Page Representative. He plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and major in Political Science. Harold Birts He has participated in National Honor Society. Spanish club, and Men's track. He plans to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Nicki Bennett She has participated in the yearbook staff (activities editor), National Honor Society. Spanish club. A.F.S.. Homecoming Court, and Hall of Fame She plans to attend the University Minnesota Duluth Kevin Blackmer He has participated in sophomore and varsity football (Capt. senior year), varsity baseball (4 yrs.. Capt. 3 yrs.), Sno-Daze and Homecoming Royalty David Berg He has participated in sophomore and varsity football, sophomore and varsity baseball, and in the Homecoming Royalty. He plans to attend college. Ellanor M. Bogan She has participated in choir and the Newspaper staff. She plans to attend college. 130 SENIORS Brian Boorsma D. Burke Marie Brekke She has participated in choristers, concert choir. Music Man. Cabaret, and received a superior rating at state with a triple-trio. She plans to be an Av Pair in Paris followed by college. Mike Caldwell He plans to attend the University of Minnesota Mary Brisse She has partictpated in Homecoming and Sno-Daze committees. She plans to attend college Reah Carr 131 SENIORS o Roxanne M. Chandler She plans to enter the Air Force. Adrienne Cummins She has participated in tenms (2 yrs.). hockey cheerleoding 2 yrs.). Sno-Daze and Homecoming princess, yearbook (events editor), student council (sect.), and directed plays. She plans to go to Italy and study art history. Jennifer Clark She has participated in student council, basketball. Sadie Hawkins committee, newspaper staff ond KBEM. She plons to enter radio broadcasting or journa sm. possibly social work (counseling), or politics. Kathy Davis She has participated in volleyball (2 yrs.). basketball (2 yrs.). track and Spanish club. She plans to attend college. Karen J. Cordahl She has participated m choir (4 yrs.). danceline and student government. She plons to work at Control Data Brian Delong He has participated in football (3 yrs.). He plans to attend college, work, travel and go broke 132 SENIORS Amy Dopp She has participated in gymnastics, tennis, donceline. National Honor Society, and A F.S. She plans to work and then travel. Rachel K. Eian She has participated in basketball cheerleading. She plans to attend college. David Fernandez He has participated m cross country skiing, stage crew and media center productions. He plans to work, attend vocational school, and then coBege Takayuki Echigo He has participated in the Y.F.U. exchange program from Japan, and the cross country team He plans to attend coliege. Esteban Fernandez He has participated in newspaper staff. A.F.S.. football, basketball, and is an exchange student from Mexico. He plans to study law and continue his journalistic hobbies In Mexico. 133 SENIORS Jeffrey A. Flachman H© has participated in cross country skiing and National Honor Society He plans to attend Pacific Lutheran University. Joyce Gill She has participated in basketball (3 yrs.). track and danceline. She plans to attend coBege. Kevin Friedman Antonio Concio y Gonzalez He has participated in the Rotary Foreign exchange program as an ©xchonge student from the Phillippines. He plans to attend Stanford college. Mary Kay Gallagher She has participated .n track (4 yrs.) (state competitors 3 yrs.). gymnastics (3 yrs.), danceline and Homecoming and Sno-Daze Royalty. She plans to attend college. 134 SENIORS Linda Green She has participated in gymnastics, sophomore and varsity football cheerleoding. student government. A.F.S. Homecoming court, baseball manager, cross country skiing and golf. She plans to attend college. Rhonda Griffin ( Niecey ) She has participated in the newspaper staff. She plans to attend coBege. Lorrie A. Griego She has participated in choristers, concert choir. Homecoming committee, yearbook staff (senior editor), and A.F.S. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota Duluth. Pamela Gruetzmacher Darrel Griffin He has participated in the yeorbook staff. Greg Gustafson He has participated in varsity football, hockey (Copt.), golf, sophomore baseball, freshmen and concert choir. Sno-Daze and Homecoming royalty. He plans to attend college 135 SENIORS Jean Harper Sheilah Hayden She ho$ participated � n gymnastics (6 yrs.. Capt junior yr.). sophomore cheerleading (Copt.), donceline (2 yrs.. Capt. junior yr.), baseball manager (3 yrs ). and Homecoming Court. She plans to attend college. She has participated as Editor-in-chief for the Pioneer, newspaper staff (4 yrs.), student council representative. Magnet advisory council (president), French club, trock capt. (1 yr.). basketball, and member Mpfe. Star Board of Contributors. She plans to follow Reverend Moon. Loretta Harris She has participated in varsity basketball, track and danceime. She plans to attend college. Cynthia Hayes She has participated in plays, choir (4 yrs.), secretary of concert choir, tennis (3 yrs.), and student government. She plans to attend college. Brenda Hart She has participated in volleyball (2 yrs.). basketball, track (4 yrs.), Spanish club. Magnet advisory committee, newspaper staff, and Homecoming court She plans to attend college. Natalie Hayes She has participated in concert choir. 136 SENIORS Robert Hatty Debbie Isaacs She plans to attend college. Phil Herbst He has participated m football (3 yrs.). golf (2 yrs.). hockey (1 yr). He plans to attend cofiege. work and travel Brad Johnson He participated in football (3 yrs.). band (4 yrs.). ond choir He plans to attend college. Sally Herold She participated in sophomore ond varsity cheerleoding. She plans to attend college and work. Heidi Jacobson SENIORS 137 Brian Johnson Susan Kangas He plans to attend college. She has participated in choristers, orchestra, yearbook, A.F.S.. C.P.A., photography. Spanish club, drama, and socializing. She plans to become very famous and talented. Gary A. Johnson He has participated in football, track, swimming, wrestling, choir, and band He plans to attend vocational school or college. Karen Karagania She is a foreign exchange student from Kenya. She has participated in tennis and danceline clinics. She plans to complete high School in Kenya, then attend college. Lori Johnson She has participated in volleybo« (3 yrs.). concert choir (2 yrs ). and choristers. She plons to work. Sara Knipp She has participated in National Honor Society (secretary), and theater. She plans to attend college and join the Navy. U8 SENIORS Joseph Korman Vicki Kuehn She plans to become free and unique. Charles Kosek He has participated in baseball and choir He plans to attend college and work. Peter Lee He has participated in tennis (2 yrs.). cross country (2 yrs ), A.F.S.. and National Honor Society. He plans to attend college Larry Kruse He has participated m sophomore baseball. He plans to work and attend vocational school. Dan Lewis He has participated in the yearbook staff He plans to attend college, drafting school, work, and travel 139 SENIORS Jackie Lobin Bill Mack He has participated m theater and was a goon squad member. He plans to attend college and major in theater to attend recording school Karen Martin She has participated in basketball cheerleading, bodminton. basketball, and newspaper staff. She plans to attend college. 140 SENIORS Kelly Martin Teresa McDonald She has participated in basketball. She has participated m volleyball, gymnastics, yeorbook staff, and on the Homecoming court She plans to work Shannon Martin Kathy McGlynn She has participated in j.v. and varsity basketball, yearbook staff. She plans to attend beauty school Luis Martinez G. He has patiopated as a Spanish class aide. He plans to major in economics at the University in Mexico and ochieve a masters and Ph.D. at London University. LaJuan McIntyre She has participated in cheerleading, danceline, flog corps (Copt ), basketball (manager), volleyball, and badminton. She plans to attend college. 141 SENIORS Lisa Marie Meierding She has participated in volleyball (2 yrs.). and was a manager of the basketball team. She plans to travel and have her own day-care center. Dana Mylloja She has participated in swimmng. flag corps, choir, and stage crews. She plans to attend college and work Scott Mellor Mark Neu He has participated in baseball and choir. He plans to enter the army Catherine Mrnak She has participated in sophomore cheerleading, varsity football cheerleading (2 yrs. Capt.). varsity hockey cheerleading, and baseball manager She plans to travel and attend college Dave Norgard He has participated m National Honor Society (president), newspaper staff (editorial editor). Magnet advisory council, actor and director of plays, concert and marching bands. High School Bowl, debate. French club, and tennis. He plans to join the l.R.A. 142 SENIORS Kimberly Parent Lisa Norman She has participated in football cheerleading (2 yrs.). gymnastics (Capt senior yr.). Homecoming court. She has participated in the swim team (4 yrs.). She plans to work Eva Ollas As an exchange student from Sweden, she has participated in hockey cheerleading and varsity volleyball. She plans to travel and finish shcool Keith Parker He has participated in football and basketball Sheila Page Beth Peterson She participated in track, student government, dancetne. ond choir (4 yrs.). She plans to attend the University of Minnesota 143 SENIORS Gregory Peterson He has participated in marching, concert, ond jazz bands. He plans to go to the University of Minnesota of Trade School. Lois Reseland She has participated in tennis, badminton, and in the National Honor Society, She plans to attend coBege. Brian Pobuda He has participated in band (3 yrs.). tennis (2 yrs.). and in the Homecoming and Sno-Daze Royalty. He plans to attend college, pursue his musical career, ond get married. Linda Robinson She has participated in danceline, basketbol. volleyball (2 yrs.), and track (5 yrs.). She plons to attend college. Cathy Poitras She has participated in the tennis team. She plans to attend college. Nicki Rosenau She has participated in debate, A.F.S., theater (technical). Junior Achievement. She plans to attend college 144 SENIORS Shirley Ross Paul Scott She has participated in flag corps, and in the Homecoming talent show. He has participated in the marching, concert, and jazz bands, wrestling, yearbook staff, concert choir. Homecoming Royalty. Sno-Daze and Homecoming talent shows. He plans to attend college. Brian Sanders He has participated as a media aide. Todd Scott He participated in wresting (2 yrs.). theater stage manager, and Incarnation Summer Theater. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Charlotte Saulter She has participated in choir, volleyball, and Homecoming committee. She plans to attend college and travel. Rick Selvaggio He has participated in wrestling. He plans to work and travel. 145 SENIORS Dennis Seraaj Dawn Soine H© has participated as the manager of the girl's basketball team She has participated in volleyball (4 yrs.. Capt. 2 yrs.). gymnastics (2 yrs.), danceline, baseball manager. She plans to attend college. Lynn Shanninghouse She has participated in band (2 yrs.). She plans to attend vocation school. David Sommers Wendy Smetana Sari Sommers She has participated in tennis (3 yrs.). badminton (3 yrs.), marching and concert bands (3 yrs.), debate (2 yrs ). 146 SENIORS Sherri Spencer She has participated in gymnastics (2 yrs.), volleybaH (Copt.), and Homecoming committee. She plans to attend college, work, and travel. Laura Snyder She has participated in the yearbook staft. Greg Stordahl He has participated in football, hockey, choir, and yearbook staff (editor). Curt Tambornino He has participated in the Homecoming coart. He plans to work. Stormoen Kelli Thomas She has participated in the Homecoming talent show. 147 SENIORS Johnny Thorton H© has participated in football, baseball, and yearbook staff. Linda Underferth Toy a Trotter She has participated in track (2 yrs.), and basketball. She plans to attend college. Lei Washington She has participated in volleyball (3 yrs., Capt. 2 yrs.). basketbal, track, gymnastics, baseball manager, football cheerleading, basketball cheerleading (2 yrs.). She plans to attend college. Darlene Trudeau Sarah Watts She has participated in concert and marching bands. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. SENIORS 148 Paul Whitlock Lisa Williams He has participated in Block History committee (2 yrs.), and in the Homecoming committee (4 yrs.). He plans to work. She has participated in gymnastics (6 yrs.. Capt. junior yr.), voileyball. trock (2 yrs.). choir (2 yrs.). football and basketball cheerleading (3 yrs.. Capt. junior yr.). danceline (Capt.), Homecoming royalty and committee. She plans to attend college. Tim Wilburn He has participated in basketball footboil. baseball. He plans to work. Steve Wilson He has participated in football, hockey, and baseball. He plans to attend college. Patricia Wilbersen Lloyd Winfield He has participated in marching band (4 yrs.). concert and jazz bands, track, drum major, theater-acted and directed. Choir Cross country, shophomore footboil and wrestling. 149 Joshua Wirtschafter Rosemary Wood She has participated in gymnastics, tennis. Sno-Daze talent show. Sno-Daze theme contest winner. She plans to enter the ministry. Wright Charlene Woods She has participated in track (3 yrs., relay city champion shot put and discus), hockey cheerleoding (3 yrs.. Capt. 2 yrs.). Homecoming and Sno-Daze committees, Spanish club, choir. She plons to attend college. Margaret Wright Charlotte Woods She has participated in track (4 yrs., city champion shotputter). and Homecoming committee. She plans to attend college. 150 I. Patrick Adams, will the '81-'82 basketbaB team my jocks and polo socks; Chrissy and Jona my fatherly love; Kirk and Scott my life long friendship, my lady all my love; and the best of luck to the class of ”82' . I. Susan Aleksuk, will Mike to Cindy; my good attendance to Mary; to Soly. luck in the future; and to all my friends, the ability to get along without me. I, Lisa Andersen, will Teresa, mama and dada and my diploma; Sondra '83. one worded convos; to them both THREE BLIND MICE 4 everll; Barb Crooks '81. athletes foot powder; Lisa J '83. my middle finger. To Central Goodbye. I. Eileen Anderson, will Dionna a perfect eogle. Sherry a gymnastic camp of her own. Chris a diploma and a Billy Squier album of his own; and Rachel a constantly ringing phone. I. Leah M. Anderson, will Cari '83 the ability to get along without me; Jeremy '92 a quick ten years; life-time supplies of gum to Ole. Kleenex to T.S.. toothpicks to Murph. my ability not to be ignorant 99.9% of the time to L.M.. everlasting friendship to aH I. Anita Armstrong, win Gelena my ability to come to class. Gwen my good ears to hear; Regina my charm. Margie ond Michelle my everlasting friendship. I. Michelle Arradondo, will my sister Regina my ability for cheerleading, my brother Medoria successful high school yeors. Spirit and Enthusiasm for an the Seniors next year. I. Donald Bankey, wi my breaststroke to Tim Peter, my 200 free to John Oakly. My 500 to Jami; my 50 free to Jorome and my w to work to the rest of the team; to the girls swim team my will to win I. Jett Barnell, will to B.P.: a sunn. Good Luck in music biz; to Greg C.: Keep up the good attitude; to Ken C.; All the arguments in the world to solve; to Bro.: You'll see next year; to Sye C.: Some good stuff; to Simma.: Andy Snyder, to Mark P.: PARTY! I. Dianna Bartlett, wi Chris a Platnum otoum of his own and all my love forever Eileen an F for once and my F.F. ond Sherry, all the happiness she wonts. I. Djuana Beard, will my ability to go to class to Serita Medlock. My lady bke charm to Tanya Johnson and my will to graduate to the class of 83 . I. Mary Beler, will Jeremy my love and determination. Gern. of course, love, and have fun, ok? K C. the ability to live w one wardrobe. PR's my abity to stay normal. Train and Kate friendship forever. MK.G, J.H., D.S.. C.M., K.B., G.G.. L.F.. E.O.. T.M.. L.N., etc. thanks for the Friendship and excellent memories. Mom and Dad thanks. I, Bill Bennett, will Jim E. my good friendship forever and the neverending debates. Tony C. and Taki E. friendship wherever they are. N.B. the best of luck in the future and everlasting love. To Greg S. my abfcty to pay off lonesharks. I. Nlckl Bennett, will Mary B.. aB the best and crazy days yet to come. Greg G.. a double wink. Kevin B.. my height; Charlene W.. my Spanish abilities. Charlotte W.. tons of smiles; Lorrie G.. my everlasting friendship, love, understanding ond the best 2 weeks ever! (add a little Andre too); and to my brother. BiB B . all my love, the best in the future, and all the rondo's ond old M.A.S.H. shows you can handle! I. David Berg, wiH K.B. as many Hawna’s as he can handle. L.C. my love and friendship forever. D.S. some gum and diet pop. D.l. a new firebird. P.H. a girl to take to prom. W.S. my love always. Mr. Robinson a cup of coffee. J.H.. S.W.. L.N., T.M., E.O., M.K.G.. L.H.. L A. K.T.. my friendship and good times forever. Mr. Blom an apprentice to do his 152 work for him. I. Erik Bethke, will Mr. Rutherford to Ms. Boon. I. Harold Birts, wi S.L. Terry Nash and the courage to sluurp; J.M. the ability to payback debts; M.A. a job at Burger King. R.A. my perfect attendance record; J.R. the ability to perceive an understand women; Kris D. ond Joana B. my charm pazass. good looks, dazzbng smile, ond most of ai my T-shirts ... the main ingredients of my success at Central; T.H. an everlasting cold; to W.L. A.T.. L.G.. K.D.. L.H.. J.B., L.W., E.R.. E.R.. K.D.. T.N.. N.M. This Ted's for YOU! 11 I. Lorna Bisson, will T.D.. 84. first chair; M.S.. 84. a romance like mine; M.B.. 82. my friendship and thanks. To all Clarinets the ability to hove fun no matter what, and thanks to the class of 82 for all the good times. I. Kevin Blackmer, wd L.H.. Ofl my love; J.H.. M.K.G.. D.S.. E.C., M B.. T.M.. T.M.. L.N.. L.A.. D M.. N.B.. LG.. OH my friendship forever. Steve. Phil. 8. Dave all the scuds they can handle Coach Rich R. all my respect. I. Ellanor Bogan, will to Karen KeHy Martin my ability to be ready on time. Since I am the last of my famiy to graduate from Central. I wi Central High the Bogan name. I. Brian Boorsma, will Brad Green money for gas. Todd Olsen my abity to find a car. My little brother the best of luck class of ”91”. I. Mary Brisse, will to bavy Dave '84 my ability to be unagressive. Lorna B. '82 a thousand thanks and happiness always. To P.W.. L.G.. L.A.. K.J.C.. B.P. S.A. all '82 and Ms. K.J.. C.A.. Murph all '83 thanks for the memories. I. Antonio Canclo, wi the class of '82's footsteps to be followed by the undergrads, the world to be led by this rare breed of Centralians. my wardrobe to Jim E. and my top siders to Bi B. I. Reah Carr, will Linda Underferth my shyness. I. Roxanne Chandler, will all my school spirit to the new students who wi be come in to Central High School 82-83 year. I. Jennifer Clark, will Sherry B. all the possible excuses she can come up with for missing school, to Bershawn M. my gray pants and rollar-skates. to Gary D. a few phone cals. Shannon M. a party where he has fun. to my sister Amy ‘86 all my love and encouragement. To everyone else a big THANKS. I. Karen Cordahl, wi D.C. success m everything Todd afl my love. B.P. the ability to turn the right way. R.L. the ability to stick with 1 guy for a week. P.W. Diana Ross. L.W. the Pink thing on Henn. R.T. rubber duckies I. Cynthia Coulter, will K.P. '82 a Dewk, S.G. '82 a temper tantrum. R.K. the ability to send anyone anywhere. M.K. a S.M.. AFS a party, and Zhongguo 4. a trip to Zhongguo. I. Margie Curtis, wi H.B. a jar of Noxema, M.A. super glue to keep her from smiling so much. L.M. dog food for her kids. A.A. my make up I. Kathy Davis will Loretta H. a ride home from St. Paul whenever you need it and the ability to not get you game blown and of course F F. Lisa W. a computer to keep all of inside nfo. E. and E. Rucker '84 tope for their mouths. K.D. ’85 a portable phone. Janna '85 a brain. Joe F. the satisfaction of finding out “who it was. T.H. '83-Leah. G.A. his own locker. J.M. '84 a little black book. I. Amy L Dopp, will my homework to Ruth R.. procras. to 153 Nicki R.. decent jokes to Minnemo. Austen books to Howard $.. lifelong math Analysis to Debbie R.. and good luck to afl acquaintances. I. Kellie Due, wi Trina alot of love, a continued friendship, ond a life filled with happiness and dreams come true. To Deb. Kim. David. Greg. Linda. Katie. Beth. Denise ETC. alot of smiles a hug. and good time!! So long! I. Takayukl Echlgo, wJ my Yankee s jacket, preppy hand book and CHS spirit to next year's exchange students who wi also love both CHS and America. I. David Fernandez, will my love and friendship to Dana '82 to Emily, Jenni. Molly. Beth and the rest of our gang, LGK Dew a long distance Hello to J.W. These are the Best of Times. for '82. I. Jeffrey A. Flachman, will the A.P. Chemitry and A.P. English class extra hours each day. D.N a lifetime supply of pens. S.M. 100 k.q of Leftsa The student body a rubies cube solution booklet. I. Gerald Fuel, wi my sister R.F. my ability to get up on time. R.L. my smile. R.T. my charm. R.H. my basketball magazines the baseball team my speed and L.W. my love and friendship forever. I. Joe Fuller, wi the 1983 basketbaa team my abity to say no to drugs. I hereby name J.R. B.B. of ”86 as my predicessors. to share my talent 50 50. but B.B gets the jumping ability. I. Mary Kay Gallagher, wi L.H. the ability to come down off of cloud 99; D.M. a part of the group Eve the aiephants; T.Mc. a 1 Way trip back to the Jr. Geeds; L.N. Magic . M B. Ctvche al the snogin' time in the world; K.B my obisty to tell good jokes; '82 womens' track team to capture the gold ; D.S. no thanks , and a Park center guy; To my best bud J.H. a rose . Chioo. the ability to not sniffle once during a routine, hugs smiles. All the obove plus L.G.. D.8.. E.O.. S.W.. P.H ... ALL MY LUV and friendship forever!I CHS thanks for the great memories ond Mom thanks for being You!! Bye!! I. Simma Gershenson, wil A.C. '82 a burglar and the presidency M R. '83 a restaurant to tip in. M W. '83 a glass of ice water and bowling ball to match. A.G. ‘83 a new nose. D.N. '82 a giggle, a blush, and fruit fbes. E.F.. J.R.. J.P.. and B.V. a new doctor, M.P. '82 a moral judgement. I. Joyce Lynette Gill BKA as Lady J 82. wiP to Dujuana Beard '82 my everlasting friendship and the partyin, adventurous, memories we've had. To Toya Trotter '82 I leave my abity to deal with more than 1-man and to Tony Reynolds '82 I will my friendship and courage and to all my friends in the class of '83 good luck. I. Star (Lisa Grant), will my belongings to B.M., and my basketball skills to Monica Love, and my humor to Dana Clark and say Ho to Nancy Mac ond Marty Dee and the Team. I. Linda Green, wi Deb 1. a bubble. Lori S. an apartment and an elephant, Mary and Lisa N a sweater. Trina thonx for your extra ear ond psych help. David an everlasting friendship, my friends '82 happiness and success in the future. Mark all my love and friendship. I. Lorrle Grlego, will Charlene '82 all my clothes. Charlotte '82 some champogne NatoSe my Zeno's and friendship To Mr. Jockson a pair of Roller Skates. Mfce C. '83 a better Hockey teom next year. Michael P. '83 good luck always. To Nicki B. my everlasting friendship and love, and oH the parties we can handle Thanks Nicki!!! To K.M.. M.B.. L.B.. and C.A., friendship always. To Central Thanks. I. Rhonda D. Grlftln, will Nan '83. the right man. Michelle '83 a job. Cynthia S. '83 my sense of humor and to 154 Michelle M. '83 I leave all my unfinished homework. I. Julietta Grimes, will Barb Underferth the ability to tak to Ms. Boen with confidence and still pass her class with flying colors. I will M. Hanson the ability to pass classes and not loose confidence in himself. I. “Radar Gross, wfll my Long Range Jumper to the up, and coming in the next year, Fred N. Troy-P. 81 82. I. Greg Gustafson, will D.K.. M.C., J.S.. C.R.. the hockey team B.B.. a girlfriend or date. T.P.. some height, K.B.. some braces. K.R.. a little responsibility. M.W. a bigger butt. C.M.Mmy love always. I. Jean Harper, will Terse 82 noodles , one way trip to 7th heaven to L.H. 83. Dawn 82 a tall dark and handsome double take to sweep her off her feet(c.u.t.a.a ). My family name, a rose and one endless night to Mary Kay 82 everlasting love and friendship S.W.. K.B.. P.H.. D.B.. 82 all my hugs, memories and smiles to the original jr. geeds 82. Kevey 82 my promise of morriage in ?2. and 77 pounds of worms to K.B.. S.W.. D.B., P.H. My gymnastic ability to my lit' sis' J.T. 85. I. Loretta Harris, will K.D. abiSty to not get spitballs in church and my ability to get cracked for once and most of all luck and F F. L.W. A bght to go in corner with R.S. and a scholarship to military. F.R. my ability to play cards and eat. j.F. the ability to not cheat E. 8t E. Rucker some soap and my foot to go along with K.D. Tope B.C. new friend C.S. 1,2, C.M. MY mirrors A.H. my watch R.T. a new love K.A. a new windowsill for our notes The track team my gum. I. Brenda Hart, will J.O.. a He-She, a benched North gome, a victory at Washburn and Sisterly love. Magic, nooh's harp, hears, a “start on Thursday night. 62, and no compromises; Amos, a forever rainbow, a coke and a smile, and a sparkle with love. S.H., a window sill. The Seekers and bologna. Our almost all the way relay team, ha- arious ... hilarious! I. Shellah Hayden, will C.H.. '83 an identity of her own. H.S.. '82 a how-to bok on American customs. D.N.. '82 a crecit in French; L.H.. '83. on intelligent expression; L.R., '82. a trip to Los Angeles in '84. B.H.. '82. an endless supply of qualudes I. Cindy Hayes, wiH thanks and appreciation to, M.T. '81. M.C.M., '82. S.H.. '82. A C.. '82. L.R.. '82 for their wonderful friendship and support. Thank you to C.H.S. staff for being helpful and interested. H.B., '84. stick to your guns. I'l be thinking of you. So long C.H.S. God Bless you all. I. Natalie Hayes, will Cindy: my sense of humor. Vicki: my modesty. Jo Ann: a few of my extra pounds. Scott: a pet gerbil. Joe the ability to be on time. Matthew the ability to keep his mouth shut, Lorrie: My innocence, naivety, and al my love. I. Phil Herbst, will Kevin B. all my swissher sweats. Dave B my speed, J.T. my color and the class of 82 good luck. I. Sally Herold, will Susie A. the patience of the Lord to wait for Peter. Cindy to stop biting her nails, and all of my friends at Central. God Bless. I. Debbie Isaacs, win KeRy '83 curlers, a robe, and Perkins at 4 a m. Kim '82 a moose gun. happiness and friendship always. Lea '82 my will power Darce '83 better taste in men. Phil '82 my ability to stand in the haR. Tom '82 a wife like MK.G., mistakes. Kellie '82 good Luck always. Terse '82 Hopkins, all the P.B.R. she can handle. Tim '83 a little self-control when needed To Doug- all my love and happiness always. I. Heidi Jacobson, will all my worldly school possessions (pens, posters of men. used notebooks etc.) To Anne G. To Barry M. the ability to understand women, politics, sex and himself. To Donna M. strong calloused dancing feet 155 (like mine). To Simma G. the ability to not mention chicken soap when I'm sick and oil my love To the class of 82''. the best of luck for the future. I. Brian Johnson, will Ross Johnson my cor when Paul Drellack or Pat Picciono kills me in a cor accident. That's if I don't ki myself first. I. Gary Johnson, will to Tim. my footbod coach. To Patricia a back brace. To Fred ... I'l give Lyle os a pet. ond to the rest of my class I wi a gratifying graduation I. Lori Johnson, wi K.N. (80”) and J.N. ( 81 ) a new Big Red”. J.S. (“81”) a telephone without a bill. K.K. ( 81”) a new car. Irma, a tuna fish sandwich, and to B.A. ( 82 ) all my love. I, Jim Kadlec, will Dr. J. a Yaravitch and Good Times. Jeff Prentice the strength to Carry On and his sheepies. to the theater my abity to build flats, to the J.W.'s Eccl. 12:1 and foith. to Anne P. Southwest, my love and strength, and to all my friends the will, strength, and might to Carry On” (STYX). I. Charles Keehn, will to be buried with my getoo blaster (radio) with everlasting batteries and on KQRS 92.5 Minnesota's Best Rock. I. Sara Knlpp, will and bequeath the following: To Mr. Kennedy, more aspiring actors and directors; to the N.H.S. the ability to be organized ond get something done at the same time. and. to future Grammar-Usage students, the patience to put up with all the boring worksheets. I. Larry Kruse, will my ability to tolerate Central 4 years to future students, and to Joe G. a ”67 GTO with a 455 Supper Dudey.” and to David B.. never to forget the great times we had on Fridays, after school. Bye-Bye CENTRAL I. Vicki Kuehn, will Theresa (Tab) my chest (tits) good luck on the 4th bet and like I said Seniors do it best. Greg (G.C.) a mind of his own! Warren (W.B.) a good time! Pat (P.L.) my Legs? Byrne (B.S.) the abity to throw a good twnkie party, Mike Orman aB my love, and I thank him for the best of times Mr. Carter ond Mr. Jockson a good recovery from mel I will Pattie (P S.) Steve M. Mr. Heider the abity to eat people food. John Alexander (the Freshmon) a good clean death. Thanks to numbers 2.4.5.and 6 (Like I said Seniors do it Best!) I. John Lampklns, wi my Friend Dan Lewis a good and prosperous life in the years a head To all of Central the best in years. I. Peter Lee, wi P.C. at W.H.H. friends forever W.W '81 friends as well as the ability to deal with college. Freshmens Maturity Tennis team Jam! L.S. '83 and A.W. '83 play womens tennis. Juniors have a hen of a Senior year. Calculus class, abity to over come calculus I. Dan Lewis, will my good friends B. Sanders the ability to spell correctly. To J. Lampkins. may his cor always run weB To J. McDonald. I leave some hope and success To Patti Huber, my pen pal. the chance to become a director, writer and producer. And to Central these two words. GOOO RODENS! I. Rachael Lewis, wi Charlie my patience ond pink legwarmers. Lee cheer skirt, Lisa W FAME. Beth P. shuffles. Karen C. the abifity to keep her mouth shut. R.T. a« the guys in Central Choir, Paul W the flasher on Henn. Ave. Dance line high kicks a flat splits. Grandma, my cots and Darrell all my love. Teresa ond Shari success. I. Thomas Earl Lloyd, wi my baby sister Meleana Class of 86” the ability to keep getting good grades in school. Rosemary Wood my love and friendship and my Moms old Bibles. 156 I. Jackie Lobln, will Jo© K. 82'' and Don K. 82'' an endless good time and a big hug. To Chris B. my love and friendship. To Steve B. some good sense for lunch, and happiness always for my sister. So Long Central I I, Bill Mack, will the following, the following garbage. GOON SQUAD-my love, loyalty and friendship C.H.. better luck at cards. D.F., a girl of his choice. D.N., a set of Queen Albums. G.B.. a faster car, G.V., my body, heart, mind and love to you. forever, T.F.. SAE Equipment. T.S., the ability to move out at age -15 Z.W.. the ability to beat G.B. at a race, and to Ori W.. whatever is left. My love to my roomat© John. I. Karen Martin, will my twin sister Kelly my brain to put with' hers, because we always think alike; EHanor Bogan and Lei Washington my everlastin love, friendship, and smiles; Stuart Littlejohn '83, success in the future; Debbie J. '84. my brains; N.S.. M.J.. and L.S., my ability to come to class on time. I, Kelly Martin, will my twin sister my everlasting love; Ellanor Bogan my abifity to be bold; my cousin Stuart Littlejohn '83 my best luck to stay on top; Lei Washington my everlasting friendship; and for all my friends to stay sweet. I. Barry Mauer, will myself a huge tax embezzlement; Howard S.. my accent and my success with women; Marc P.. a gym class for the rest of his life. Simma G.. a son of her own. Beth B. (Frosh). a« the Mistletoe she wants; Chriz G. '81. a killing hand in bridge; David N.. the ability to laugh until yoi roop. I. Teresa McDonald, will Kim P. Kelly W. my ability to walk to the store when it's 30 below. Tom N. my ability to SMILE . Greg G. my football talents, Laura S. Happy thoughts even when life's the shits. Connie. Payne, Amy T. and Jean S. 83 THE BESTI Jr. Greeds of “82 our best memories Chris H. a date with the 5:00 am cop and Bryan Baby Woo! Kev and David my ability to sit still in class. Eva happy thoughts of U.S. Darcy and Lea my ability to go to school. Deb my eternal luv and friendship Jeff, me forever and to the class of 82 THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE. Love Ya All Lots. I. LaJuan McIntyre, will Margie Curtis all the make-up her little heart desires, to Michelle Arranondo some pearl drops toothpolish. to Andrelle Martin an my pens and pencils. R.A. my ability to stay in class. Fred NeweB my friendship. I. Colleen McQueen, will Cindy Hodeck '84 all my supposed ski in badminton and Cindy McQueen '88 all my love and best of luck in the future. I, Lisa Marie Melerdlng, will to my brother Steve '84 and to my sister Cindy '86 the wHI to do good in C.H.S. and to with them the best of everything in the years to come. To Sarah. I will a pint of Vodka and to Berta. I will a pac-man machine and to all my friends I wi the best of everything and oil my love. I. Scott A. Mellor, will N.V. and G.V. the ab:!ity to see R.H.P.S. and S.T. as many times as they can. I leave K.J.. our 20 kids. To A N.. I leave nothing, she is perfect just the way she is. Last I leave J.J.. the needed ability to have a good time. I. Trlna Mrnak, wi Mory-ASTESMICKEDASMOCK. Weave-Breakfast. Horo!d-my whip, Dawn-a walk on ice. Chris- UND STATICKH Greg B.. A Big Bear Hug, Kellie-coffee. lips, a toco, my thanks! And to all my friends, past and present, thanks for all the memories! T.G.I.F, I. Dana Myllyoja, win E.F.. J.R., P.S.. and J.P.. breakfast anytime but at Edina's Perkins. K.A.. the power to sail somewhere and to read men's minds. B.Y.. a piece of Heaven anytime. The Answers. a Story for all of you. J. O.. J.R.. E.F.. P.S.. all sisterly love always. D.F.. love, happiness and a life time supply of concertsll All other friend ... L.K.F.. always and have fun in the remaining years!! 157 I. Lisa Norman, will Jean something purple. Mary Kay better luck w guys. Dawn non-calorie food! Future gymnasts strength and endurance, future cheerleaders much fun and aH my friends scooby snacks, something magical, and my love and best wishes! I, David Norrgard, will to Ken C. my ability to look respectable, to Barry M.. relative virtue and his own town council, to Mike W a naughty life, to Jeff F. an isohedric cube, to Nathan. The Flag, and to dear Simma. no initial needed, a Victorian Bawdy House. I. Eva Ollas, will all future exchange students a great year. Lisa W. '83 and Cathy M. '83 the ability to say a cute butt in Swedish. To all my wonderful friends in the Senior Class good luck in the future, and thanks for my best year ever. I, Todd Olsen, will my brother and Sheryl R. the confidence to graduate and all my love to a girl in the 1st tri gym named Leanne. I. Sheila Page, win that Philip Maltese gets good grades ol through high school. I. Kim Parent, will Deb '82. an extra ear for long phone conversatins. and the ability to always get him with a good SEE YA Teresa '82. may your Nikes always stay white. Kelly '83. a can of Ravioli. Curt '82. a new pair of jeans. Kellie D.D., Duluth. An my friends, happiness. Ray. all my love forever. I. Dennis Parker, will all my love and happiness to my babie Christine and my future wife Mary Kay CiepieSinski! Also, my sis my ability to make friends easily! I. Keith Kid Finesse Parker, w the underclassmen the ability to go to class Next year's seniors, the ability to graduate on time; and happiness to my little cuz. Christine Ciepiehnski. I. Kim Pickens, will the future A.F.S. -Parties, as good as ours; the theater good luck; cyn-a-duke for the road, and Central azai jian! I, Brian Pobuda, wH to Adrienne Cummins all my love and afl the happiness and joy that is possible; to Jeff B., a harem full of blondies and a 8-year recording contract with A and M; to the closs of '82. the best of happiness to all of you forever. I. Beth Peterson, will K.C. my eating ability and loads of good times; R.L.. my ability to get to school before lunch time. R.T., al the guys she wants; P.W.. a date with D.R.; L.W., my smile; David '81. all he wants in life, the original danceline hell week foreverl I. Greg Peterson, will Ken Chastain my drum section leader seriousness. Denise Wesley good luck. Matt Fuller my finesse and Kathy Doyle all my love. I. Marc Plzarro, will NOT CONFORM! The people who deserve anything from me (M.W.. H.S.. P.S., K.C.. B.M., etc.) know who they are. I, Lois Reseland, will Cathy one run-of-the-ma” day; Amy a blueberry, an elephant, lots of popcorn and a greasy overall; and Brenda a blue fishing hat. a million cokes and smiles, a greyhound bus. and a hug with much love and thanks. I. Michael Rose, will my slam-dunking to my brother Mitchell Rose and best wishes to my friends I leave behind. I. Nlckl Rosenau, wi my love to Johnny R.; my friendship, appreciation and gratitude to Dopplet. Simma G.. Roger-Pie.. Mark Z.. Good times to Debbie and Ruth R.. A.F.S.. The Little Theater People, future debators. and the Office People. 158 I. Charlotte Saulter, wi my sis Claudia all of my homework. Beverly and Maria my righteousness and Selena my ability to come to school. The class of 82 good luck. I. Paul Scott, will Greg, some real piano lessons, so he wi understood what his fingers are doing Greg.. Brian P.. and Bill B.. a shotgun for bat- killing. Howard S., the ability to read at least one book in A.P. My love to charming Margaret. I. Todd Scott, will Tom and Sam a Kenwood girl; Gtggy. a glow-in-the-dork hockey puck (for those 3a.m. games). I. Howard Shutt, wHI Ken Chostian the obility to stop beating up old lodys with kleenex boxes. Marc Pizarro the ability to stay sober. Josh Wirstschafter a Jewish girl friend. Paul Scott and Maggie Beier happiness. Lots of memories to Adrienne and finally Barry Mauer a new clay tablet. I. Dawn Soine, will D.S.. '84. the best of luck, my memories of Central. M.K.G.. '82 her long lost lust of '81 Terse. '82. a one-way ticket to her Heart Throges” heart (mentor), and a trip bock to the orig. Jr. Geeds. J.H.. '82. the ability to wolk down a cliff. The ultimate major to D.B.. K.B.. P.H., AND S.W E.O.. '82. (Swede) the memories of all the great times we've hod at Central J.H.. M.K.G., T... L.H.. L.G.. Terse. L.A., M.B.. E.O.. L.N.. all the love, friendship, and rowdie times we've hod over the years. J.H., C.U.T.A.A.. and many more to cornel I. Sherri Spencer, wi Mike O'B. my love. To Curt T., '82. a new back pocket. To Tim N.. '82. a years supply of visine. T.M.. '82. my grandma's clothes. To oB the people in the back parking lot a warm place to smoke. I. Gregory J. Stordahl, will to P.S.. B.P.. and B.B.. a deer, the cabbin and ball baby crap Tony Pile, some height. Mike Connely a NICE Jewish girl. The classes of '83. '84. and '85 a Central diploma (Ha-Ha!). Terry Isenberg some speed. I. Gilbert Straumann, wi to Shawn E.. Peter B.. Paul I., and Roger S. my knowledge of Military aircrafts and to Dale and Renee Straumann the guts to survive the rest of school. I, Rhonda Travis, wi to my friends in the class of '83. '84. '85. the ability to moke it through high school; my friendship to Lisa Williams forever; R.L., D.S., J.H., M.K.G., L.H.. B.P., K.C.. L.W., T.M., L.A.. S.W.. A.D.. J.S.. L.H.. K.D., P.W.. D.J.; my smiles to danceline; Racheal Lewis the ability not to be such a brat about everything; Loretta Harris the abSity to make it with Kirk Johnson. I. Roberta Thull, will my brother to get through school, my best friend, the best of luck and fun. and al the good partying around. I. Toya Trotter B.K.A. Together ,‘T, will all my love ond happiness to H.A. To J. slim ond D.J. I leave all my partying and high school memories. To Bones ond Claudios. I leave my dimploma. To an the underclassmen a dirty sock!! I. Darlene Trudeau, will my brother Dan ond my friend Luann Miller, the ability to graduate on time. All my luck to T.A., who's made my years at C.H.S. happy Good luck to al my other close friends. I. Linda Underferth, will my sister Barb, brother Ernie and friend. Tony the ability to graduate, to my friends Maria and Nickena, all the boys they can handle. Medario A. and my other friends. N.S.. M.J.. S.S.. A.G.. L.S.. C.T.. A H.. K.P., V.J.. B.D., D.D.. N.J.. E.S.. M.W., L.M.. D.T.. L.J.. G.J.. all my love ond friendship. I. Lei Washington, will T.S.. my everlasting love.. K K my ever lasting friendship and R.T., my ability to say no. I. Tim “Bone” Wilburn, win my abSty to play basketbol. to my little sister, Tammy '84. S.T. Suttles '82. my quickness. To 159 my partner Mr. Bud Gross '82, my height. To D. Holmgren '83, my walk To my cuz Tim Too Cool Henry. My everlasting friendship to C. McDonald '83, S. Med lock '83. and S.M. Peterson. '82. I. Lisa William , wi Gerald F. my love. Kathy D. the obility to have one man at a time. Joe F. my thanks for his kindness, care and understanding. Lorretta H. The abity to go o minute without drooling over K.J.. Beth. Daren. Ray and Rhonda, my abSty to do 150 kicks without wanting to quit the line. Greg, Kirk, and Paul my friendship forever. I. Stave Wilson, wi Coach Robinson my ancient footbal girde. Phil H.. Tom., more good times in the future. Kevin B my sweet screwbal. Dave B. some Scuds . Jean H. al my thanks. I. Lloyd Winfield, will my musical talent to the entire Central High School Band and my abity to act to every student who tries out for a play here. I. Joshua Wlrschatter, will Marc, a Rolls Royce. Ellen W. a clear decision. Simma a mirror, so she can psychoanalyze herself. Ken and Grg my questions, and I return my artistic license to Maureen M. I, Rosemary L. Wood, wi to you. Central, the love of Jesus Christ, which is shed obroad in my heart. A reminder to Darryl. Laura. Tim. Rachael L.. Terry. Stuart. Kirt. Scott. Mr Beske: Jesus Loves you! I. Calvin Woods, wi to all fellow Christians, in this school, the boldness to preach the gospel. I. Charlene Woods, wi L. Greigo and N. Bennett, a great time at Duluth College D. Klein a better hockey season next year and my friendship. Mr. Hughes, my shot put and discus. Most of al my love to my sister Charlotte, good luck in the future. S Bouchard and J. Gilespie a good senior year. To S.O. a Chance . THANKS! 11 I, Charlotte Woods, will to my friends Lorrie G '82. Nickie B. '82, and Chorlene W '82. the abity to get through college. To Julie G. Sorah B. '83 and Wanda S. '83 a great senior year. I. Margaret Wright, will Mach Sa Louk a good time with Wook-may his clown hair five forever. To R.T7-5. L.M.-9. and S.W.-2,1 hope your fantasies about S. come true. BEATLES FOREVER! I. Susan Kangas, win to Gretchen the chest I keep my heart ft. to M.T. dll the champagne she can drink, to M M,. D.R. and B.B.. love, respect and happiness always. ... and the rest of you hosers can take off. ay! 160 t 162 SENIORS ADAMS. PATRICK. 9.64.74 ALEKSUK. SUSAN. 128 ANDERSON . LISA 128 ANDERSON, EILEEN 128 ANDERSON, SCOTT 128 ARRADONDO, MICHELLE 128 BANKEY, DONALD 129,40,41.83. BARNELL, JEFF 129 BARTLETT. DIANNA 129,79 BATSELL, TRACEY 129 BEIER, MARY 129, 9,42,66,82,126 BEARD. DJUANA 129 BENNET, BILL 130,9.43, 45 BENNET, NICKI 130, 9, 34.42,126 BERG, DAVE 130,9,64 BIRTS, HAROLD 130,34,70,92 BLACKMER, KEVIN 130,9,64.65. 84,126 BOGAN. ELLANOR 130 BOORSMA, BRIAN 131,39 BREKKE, MARIE 131 BRISSE, MARY 131 BURKE. DOUG 131 CALDWELL, MIKE 131 CARR. RHEA 131 CHANDLER, ROXANNE 132 CLARK, JENNIFER 132 CORDAHL, KAREN 132,39,40 CUMMINS. ADRIENNE 132,9, 42,45,69,82 DAVIS. KATHY 132. 42,71,72,90 DELONG, BRIAN 132 DOPP, ANY 133,32,34 DUE, KELLIE 133 ECHIGO, TAKAYUKI 133,35,70 EIAN, RACHEL 133,77 FERNANDEZ, DAVID 133,33 FLACHMAN, JEFFREY 134.34 FRIEDMAN, KEVIN 134 GALLAGHER, MARY KAY 134,9,38,79,90,127 GILL. JOYCE 134 GONZALEZ, ANTONIO 134 GRANT, LISA 134,39 GREEN, LINDA 135,9,79 GRIEGO, LORRIE 135, 35,40,42 GRIFFIN DARREL 135,42 GRIFFEN, RHONDA 135 GRUETZMACHER, PAMELA 135 GUSTAFSON, GREG 135,9,34,40.41.64.80 HARPER, JEAN 136.9.38,79 HARRIS. LORETTA 136.72,90,91 HART. BRENDA 136.9,34.71.72,90.126 HAYDEN. SHEILAH 136,9,34,, 127 HAYES. CYNTHIA 136,9.40,42.69 HAYES, NATALIE 136,39 HEFTY. ROBERT 137 HERBST, PHIL 137. 64,88 HEROLD. SALLY 137,82 ISAACS. DEBORAH 137.39 JOHNSON, BRAD 137,36,64 JACOBSON. HEIDI 137 JOHNSON, BRIAN 137 JOHNSON, GARY 138,92 JOHNSON, LORI 138,40 KANG AS. SUSAN 138 KARAGANIA, KAREN 138.34,35 KNIPP, SARAH 138,34 KORMAN, JOSEPH 139,39 KOSEK, CHARLES 139.85 KRUSE. LARRY 139 KUEHN, VICKIE 139,39 LEE. PETER 139,34,86 LEWIS. DAN 139 LOBIN, JACKIE 140.39 LUNDGREN, TIM 140 LYNCH. CHRIS 140 MACK. BILL 140 MALTESE. MARY 140. 9,69 MARTIN. KAREN 140 MARTIN. KELLIE 1 MARTIN. SHANNON 141 MARTINEZ, LUIS 141 2 l27 MCDONALD. TERESA 1419. ' MCGLYNN, KATHY 141.39 MCINTIRE, LAJUAN 141.39 MEIERDING, LISA 142 MELLOR. SCOTT 142.34 MRNAK. CATHERINE 142.9.66, MYLLOJA DANA 142.19 NEU. MARK 142,84 9n 34 36.43.45.127 NORRGARD, DAVID 142.9■.« NORMAN. LISA 143. 9.34.66, v, OLLAS. EVA 143.34.35,42,71.0 PAGE. SHELIA 143 PARENT, KIM 143.39 PARKER, KEITH 143,64 PETERSON. BETH 143,126,40,19.38 PETERSON. GREG 144,36,18 POBUDA. BRIAN 144,10.9.86,120 POITRAS. CATHY 4.69 RESELAND, LOIS 144,69.89.34.89 ROBINSON. LINDA 144.10.91.71 72.9U. ROSENAU. NICKIE 144.35.20.33,34 ROSS. SHIRLEY 145.10.19 SANDERS, BRIAN 145 SAULTER, CHARLOTTE 145.71.40 SCOTT, PAUL 145.18.42.10,9.36 SCOTT. TODD 145.126 SELVAGGIO, RICK 145 SERAAJ, DENNIS 146,39 SHANNINGHOUSE, LYNN146 SMETANA. WENDY 146 SOINE, DAWN 146,39.71.34.38.39,71 SOMMERS. DAVID 146 SPENCER. SHERRI 147.71.139 STORDAHL, GREGORY 147,64.81.41.42.10,9,40,45,81,86,127 STORMOEN, JODIE 147 SNYDER. LAURA 147.42 TAMBORNINO. CURT 147,38,127,9, 127 THOMAS. KELLIE 147,10 THORTON. JOHN 148.64,84 TROTTER, TOYA 148 TRUDEAU. DARLENE 148 UNDERFERTH, LINDA 148 WASHINGTON, LEI 148 WATTS. SARAH 148 WHITLOCK, PAUL 149 WILBURN. TIM 149 WILBERSON. PATRICIA 149 WILLIAMS, LISA 149,9.38,71.77.79.90,127 WILSON. STEVE 149.9,64,80,84 WINFIELD. LLOYD 149.9,19,34,36 WIRTSCHAFTER. JOSHUA 150. 34 WRIGHT, HOPE 150 WOOD. ROSEMARY 150 WOODS. CHARLENE 150,32.35.40.42.82.90 WOODS. CHARLOTTE 150.90 SENIOR INDEX 166 168 637228705852 19103121449796