Eden Prairie High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eden Prairie, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

mm; High School l 985 EAGLE Eden Prairie High School Eden Prairie, Minnesota Volume 42 Contents 0pening P. People P. 0rganizati0ns P. Sports P. Closing P. 30 84 100 156 OPENING 1 011 What And what a year it was! Ex- citement and surprise made the 84-85 school year one to remember. The year brought new insight to parking lot at- tendants, clothes, hair styles, rules and regulations, classes, sports and clubs. The student body contributed the most to this fascinating school year. Fall came, school began, and everyone finally realized that their summer was over. The first real surprise of the year came quickly. Students were told it would no longer be free to park in the student parking lot. There was going to be a charge of twenty dollars a semester. Without the sticker purchased in the front window, the students, car could be ticketed and tow- 2 i OPENING ed, at the owners expense. There were a few complaints but, eventually everyone pretty much got used to the idea. The fall also brought new fashions for both guys and girls. Sometimes the fashion for guys and girls was so similar it didnit matter who wore what. Of course, there was the traditional jeans and sweatshirts but, what about the flourescent shirts, pants and shoes worn mainly by the girls. The guys, it seemed, became more aware of fashion. They spent more money and time picking out their wardrobes. Guys wore baggy pants, big sweaters and the traditional clothes. Girls wore anything from boxers to a Year! long underwear, full skirts to tight dresses and traditional outfits to all out new wave or punk outfits. Throughout the whole year fashion was new and exciting with the theme on individuality. Interscholastic competition during the fall season was overall successful. There was the introduction of two new teams this year. First, was the girls soccer team. With a varying level of skills on the team, the girls did very well. The second addition was the math team. With practices and competition difficult, the new math team also did well. The traditional competitions such as; football, volleyball, band, soccer, cross country running and swimming also had good seasons. Soon winter was upon the school and the cold was felt everywhere. Even with the crowded halls the school seemed cold. Most of the sports were started and doing well by the time winter break rolled around. Many surprises enlightened the student body during winter. Lunch was a new surprise when the school introduced a new ethnic line of food. There were entrees from Italy, China and Mexico. The cost of the ethnic food was a dollar- fifty for an entre, sidedish, bread and milk. When the new food line came out, it seemed as though there was never enough food for everyone. But eventually the students didnat eat as much of the ethnic food. Then there was enough for everyone. Something else new was also introduced at lunch time. The administration decided to abolish the token system. No one knows exactly why the i6Arne Chipil disappeared, but it was rumored that there werenlt enough tokens for all the students. Winter competition also did well the past year. Hockey, basketball, one-acts, skiing and all other sports had at least a fair season. Some sports had better seasons than others. There was much Eagle spirit backing all competition throughout the school. The middle of winter hit the school hard. There were temperatures in the negatives and not much was happening. Everyone began to dream of their own spring break and what they were going to do. Before they knew what hap- pened spring break was over and the fourth quarter began. Fashion last spring was as interesting as the new fall fashions. Everyone was wear- ing their own individual outfits. The snow melted and spr- ing was hopping. The spring play began as did the spring sports. There was promise for the play, golf, track, tennis, baseball and softball teams. Spring also brought the ex- citement and tension of prom and graduation. Couples were excited about going to prom while others who didnlt have dates felt the tension of whether they would end up going or not. After everyone made it through prom, the seniors realized they had only about a month of high school left. Tension built as they prayed to pass all their classes. Excitement grew for that ceremony that ends their high school career. Overall the 84-85 school year was one to be proud of. Congratulations to all who made it through the year! OPENING y 3 Eagle Spirit Flies! .wal a '- VXM;KS m Top left: Itqs not as easy as you thought Dan, is it. Top right: E.P. girls give guys heart attacks. Bottom right: Pm sick of sWland me downs? 4 OPENING Eden Prairie students take pride in their school spirit. In the pep fests, Classes have fierce com- petitions 0n yelling and overall SPIRIT. At the games and events students are asked to show their spirit by supporting the home teams. The students are always filled with a lot of en- thusiasm. Having fans yell for the teams boosts the morale and makes the players work harder, towards 3 Eden Prairie victory. Having a school with a lot of school spirit real- ly makes a school a fun place to be. Top left: Welcome to Fantasy Island. Above: E.P. models show of next years Freshmen wardrobe. Big picture: Has spring break fever gone to our heads? OPENING t 5 Top: Everyone smile! Middle left: Almoat ready? Middle right: Keith, your crown,s crooked. Bottom: Future Royalty. 6 OPENING p. 7 Middle left: How to tie a bowtie . . . Bottom left: Herek your flower. Right: Sitting pretty. Coronation 1985 This yearis Homecoming Coronation out shown all other years. It was full of excitement, suspense, hope, fears and tears. F irst down the aisle were some of our schoolas future crown holders. The J unior Royalty, Jessi Rae Knudson, daughter of David Knudson and Brent Kuefler, son of Mary Lou Kuefler. Closely behind followed the freshmen attendants Michelle Dudar and Pete Nelson, and Kristi J anacula and Curt Kingrey. Soon after came the sophomore attendants J ulia Fiorentino and Todd Smalley, and Nichole Welter and Tyson Kanne. The junior attendants Stacy Moen and Derek Hugdahl, and Diane May and Tim Bierman followed. Then came the hopeful senior candidates Barb Brill and Jim Rasmussen, Kelly Boyer and Tim F arley, Tracy Wagner and Keith Jackson, Janelle Geason and Mark Nelson, Stephanie VanAsten and Rich Stans, and finally Katie Makie and Chris Martinson. There was a pause in the ceremony to let the last yearis king Steve Berg and queen Angie Geason take their last walk down the aisle to give their crowns to this yearis king and queen. Tension mounted as Keith Jackson was chosen king. The Geason tradition was continued when Janelle was chosen queen. The new royalty, king Keith Jackson and queen Janelle Geason, were ap- plauded by the school as they walked down the aisle as the 1984 Homecoming king and queen. OPENING i 7 Upper left: Pve got a secret. Big picture: Ultrabrite contest. Middle left: How funky is your Eagle? Bottom right: I was ahead of him! Bottom left: Randy, donR eat the yo-yo. 8 OPENING Home- coming 985 Thank goodness for Homecoming week to add a little excitement to the new school year after a fast paced summer! Each day, people wore dif- ferent outfits. Monday was color day with each class wearing their designated color. The seniors wore red, juniors black, sophomores white and freshmen brown. During lunch there was the bubble blowing contest and dress-up contest. Tuesday was Hawaiian day with people dreaming of warm sunshine. Also, votes for King and Queen were cast. At lunch, the Hawaiian Punch drinking contest was held. Wednesday was a change for ER with a formal day. The ever popular Nerd day was on Thursday and Friday was Red and Black day. Everyone wore red and black to show off their Eagle spirit. Friday also brought the all school BBQ and huge pepfest to psyche everyone up for the football game. Eagle spirit lasted throughout the whole week. Lower right: I thought this was Letls Make a Deal! Lower left: Herels to pie on my face. OPENING w 9 Football Soars Homecoming Football 1985 brought victory to the Eagles and excitement to the fans. The Eagles were psyched to heat Chaska and did just that. The fans cheered them on and at the same time kept warm on a chilly night. The final score was 20-16. Congratulations Mr. Ryski for a great Homecoming game! Big picture: Way to go guys. Bottom lefl: Whafs the play? Bottom right: Here it comes! 10 ' OPENING Top right: Capacity crowds! Middle right: All right. we did i!!! Bottom left: It worked in practice . . . Bottom right: Cmon and cheer! OPENING 1 l Dear Ma and Pa, As you know, I am writing to you from Camp Gitchigoomie. On the way up here, my friend Melvin and I stopped at the roadside diner. It was ttNew Yearas Dayt9 in the year ttl999,9 and being 6cBorn in the U.S.A.9, we had to have a ttCelebrationf9 We entered the diner and the first thing we heard was the jukebox. We turned and put in our selection of songs when we saw her. She was a WThrillerW She said her name was 66Darling Nikki,9 and she was a darling ttSomebodyP, We asked her for a 6tPhotograplf9 and when she said, 66Would you be my 6tPrivate Dancer?99, we 66Jump?9ed at the chance. We were 6tLike a Virgin99 at 6tModern Love?9 As she was getting ready to leave we asked her where she was going. She said over the ttBorderline,9 down towards ttPanama?9 That9s where we were headed, we replied. At that we asked her to WFake Us With Her? She must have been quite a g6Party GirP9 because we got into her 66Little Red Corvette?9 It must have been ttMagicWW because all of a sudden it started to rain. It wasnvt a normal everyday rain because it was a s6Purple Rainy Well Ma and Pa, Pve gotta go now, but don9t worry, 9cause 66I AinWt Missing You at All?9 Until we say 6tHello Again99, Goodbye! 12 ' OPENING Music 1 985 This past year the music industry has done quite a bit of growing. There were many new stars that made it big this year. A few are: Corey Hart, Huey Lewis and the News and Madonna. There were also some big comebacks. Such as: Prince, Bruce Springsteen and Tina Turner. These big comebacks were followed by an increase in the video world. Many all time selling highs were broken this past year. New awards were handed out and popularity of stars strengthened. With all the great things happening today in music, the music listener has even better things to look for in the future. OPENING l 13 ., r . vd- ...vur 1p, Class of 985 14 SENIORS G :3 m m G H . :3 $1 SENIORS l 5 EDEN PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL -PRESENTS- . the wizarh of Oz LYRICS BY: MUSIC BY: E. Y. Harburg Harold Arlen Mitche11 Parish Peter DeRose Herbert Stothart 16 OPENING OPEN w 17 0ne Act Play Once again, hard work and determination paid off for the high school one act, which took second in both Regional and Sub-Regional competition. The play was called tiluview and was about a night in a juvenile detention center. As the story progressed, the audience learned what crime each person committed through the use of monologues and mime. The cast consisted of eight characters, which included: Charley Knapp as Gene, Kim Waterbury as Pinky, Lowell Lund as Skip, Jill Waterbury as Carey, Jill Tyson as Philly, Paul Schmidtlein as John Doe, Mara Voelke as Sunny, Jef Hall as Andrew, and Shawn Janes as the guard. Jen Kenyon, Don Pavelka, and Dean Petersen were the crew for the play. Connie Grandmason and Tracy Finanger were the make-up and support personnel. The goal for the cast was to make it to State, but they were happy to take second place in the Regionals. l8 OPENING J im, the Ticket Man There was something new to protest at the high school this year, parking per- mits. Starting first quarter the school administration instituted a new policy where a student who wanted to drive a car to school had to pay Jim Jammes lknown as Jim, the ticket manl $20 a semester to park their cars and have them babysat. Many students thought it was a dumb idea. Many parents, on the other hand, thought that if their child was going to drive their brand new 2802 to school they would want some type of protection for their car. Jim Jammes seemed to be the solution. Protecting cars was not his only duty, though. He also stopped students from leaving school during school hours if they didnit have one of those little slips of yellow paper. Many of you will remember times when you tried to get away and he caught you. Maybe next year you wonlt have to pay to have your cars watched, and maybe they will get rid of parking lot at- tendants altogether. Either way, Jim Jammes, the ticket man, will be greatly missed. Thank you Jim, for your hard work. OPENING l9 emories to I 7i .4 4;; 20 OPENING Last Forever OPENING 21 Eden Prairie Band J azzes Up the School 22 OPENING g E, . g3? Q4. ' V J. OPENING 23 Prom A Night to Remember It was bigger than ever and more exciting than anyone ex- pected. What was it? Prom, of course! The Grand March started things rolling at 7:00 followed by an 8:00 dinner. Many couples stayed and danced to the music of Visions. The cost for this fun filled night was $50 per couple. According to some prom goers, getting ready and seeing everyone dressed up was a thrilling part of the night. 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To 276 of us this definition meant a lot this year. Gradua- tion was held at 7: 00 p. m. on June 5,1985 in the high school gymnasium. It was very meaningful. Everyone was excited and had a great time. After graduation the isgraduatet; boarded double-decker buses and headed towards the Central Middle ! School for an all-night party that was guaranteed to be a lot of fun. The yearbook staff would like to congratulate the seniors and wish them good luck 1n the future. CONGRATULATIONS!!! 111:1. wra- LIPInJH'QU'HHI 11 Wit- 1 OPENING 7 29 2-14-43 34-33-2 The Combi x 1 0f 1 49-27-41 12-36-12 45-36- 1 8 24-26- 12 Right nation People 4-23-19 33-6-11 SENIOR Well, we made it . . . We are finally the SENIORS, the class of 1985! It took a long time and a lot of hard work to get to where we are, but we did it. As we look back on our high school years we remember the time we were freshmen trying to find our way through the maze of stairwells on our way to class. As sophomores we remember thinking we were big stuff because we were no longer freshmen. Last year as juniors we remember thinking 66Only one more year and weore freelii. Well, now we are free. This year we decided what we were going to do with the next four years of our lives. We prepared for graduation with excitement and anticipation. Although we wonit miss get- ting up at 5:30 so we wouldnit miss the bus, we will miss our friends and classmates. Weill look back on these years remembering all of the fun times we had our senior year. Best of luck class of 1985! 32 SENIORS SENIOR D fa co 0; 10 on Q d H SENIORS 33 Jeff Agrimson, Amy Allen. David J. Anderson Stilts favorite teachers Mr. Finnerty and Mrs. Terriquez, will always remember the bomb threat in 1 1th grade. Elisabeth L. Anderson Will remember South Padre!! Thanks for the good times! Swim team 11. 12;Band 9,10. Carron Angvall. LeAnn Barsness. Tamera J. Beauchane 1,11 remember all the friends I$ve made, the wonderful times we1ve shared the past four years. Jody Beckfeld. Pamela Jean Beckman 66Peege Won,t forget poison ivy ditch and the gang. X-Country 10, 1 1; Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9; Track 10; Cheerleading 12. Darla Best. Tracy Biniek. Jay Black. Carl Blad 1111 always remember Jim the parking lot man, the lunch ladies, and the zamboni. Hockey 10, 11,12;F00tball11,12;Baseba1110,11, 12:, 155 12. Jason Blake. Troy Bobbit Baseball next year at St. Cloud State. Maybe at college you111get a bigger cup of ketchup. Long live the F U 4 some. 85 Rules. Lance Borrink. Karen Brady I will always remember; Byerly1s, the Seville, Hyland Hills parking lot and ,67 Grand Prix. Thanx for the memories Kathy. Mary Breese. Robert Breitenstein. Barbara Ann Brill Will never forget special friends and good times. Track 1 1; Cheerleading 1 1, 12; Tennis 9, 10, l 1, 12. Kim Buckingham 11Kimmer11 Will always remember the summer of 184, Sue,s cabin, walks around the lakes and my buddies! Swimming 9-1 1; Cheerleading 1 0-1 2 . Dana Cady 11Spanky11 Will remember Sue,s cabin, Anne1s New Years, Zik1s, Gup1s pool and all my friends. Gymnastics 8-1 1; Cheerleading 10-12. Marci Carlson. Sally Carney Miss friends, fun times and pizza at Rockfs. President of flowerchain l 1, l2; Volunteer teachers 12 . 34 ,1 SENIORS Paul Charchian, Richard Check It was great having you in Ryskik zoo Steve! Downhill Skiing 9, 10, l l, 12; Band 9, 10, ll, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Julie Chiavazza. Teresa Clemens. Tim Cola. Todd Crawford Eden Prairie baseball rules! e7 with the help of free agency the Math Team should soon be a powerhouse. Frank B. Crisafulli Wonit forget ciMuddyi$ and the gang. Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Swim team 11., capt. 12. Chris Cullen. Kathy Curtis. Dave Dahl Will remember Prince fixes with Lena and homeroom with Tweetie! Why does everybody have a bomb? May u live 2 see the dawn. Michael Daily. Jim Dalsin. Nancy Danicich I will always remember my Junior year, my special friends, ccc, and wild parties. Volleyball 9; Softball 9; Swimming 11. Steve. Debol Iill never forget the great times I had with ilSmed. Pierrels class was something to remember, also especially Braindead. NHS 11, 12. Kerry Degidio Will truly miss the obnoxious times spent with a crazy friend called Tweetiel May u live 2 see the dawn class of 85! Terri Dereus E.P., itls been great. Thanks for all the. memories. 6l'Ya Know, Iowa isnat all that bad. Good luck Class of 85. Niraj Desai. Michelle DesLauriers Will always remember good times with special friends. Cross Country 9,10,11, 12; Track 9,10,11;Ch0ir 9, 10, 11. Tom Dover. Kim Eastman. Joy Eberhart Thanks for the memories Eden Prairie High, all 1 can say is a happy good-bye. Thanks Les. Tom Ellingson I will always remember what I donit forget. Soccer 9, 10, 11., capt. 12:, Hockey 10, ll, capt. 12 . Matt Emry. Bruce Enger Deep Purple Perfect Strangers tour 85 Destiny brought them together again, 85 Rules! SENIORS l 35 Dan Erickson. Greg Ess The world is out there waiting for us, his time to make the best of it, good luck to everyone graduating in the Class of 1985. Anne F airf ield ilAnner Bananerli Will never forget the 6isunshineii and all the many iiParty Animalii memories! CC 9-1 2; Track 9-1 2; Soccer stats 1 2 . Blair Fellman. Lori Ferris. Tracey Fiedler Dave, breakfast at Perkins, Dave, Homecoming Pepfest, Prom, Dave, Kristie, Kathie, Angie, Karen, Valerie, Jody, Dave. Scott Finanger. Scott F itzgerald better known as F itz will remember EP and the good and tough times in football, cross country, skiing, track and the iiBrief moment at Bills? Valerie Frank Iill always remember the purple toes, sieyesfi New Years 1984, Bruce, the iiplansf Madison, and especially AP. 111 and the great times with the Musketeers! Katherine Frick. Paul Friederichs. Jennifer Fuhrman. Matt Furber. Steve Galleger llPoohii I love you, Huey, Duey, Louey! Soccer 9, 10, l 1, l 2; Hockey 10, l l, capt. l 2; Tennis 9, 10. Greg Gardner. Janelle Geason Mrs. Pudas and Jane, Good times and special friends. Just how close are the Senior girls? Volleyball 9-1 2; Basketball 9-1 1; Softball 9-1 2 . Mike Cmitro Never forget Razis fist, Pooh,s freshmen, Retls Porsche, Tommy,s first beer, Cabin, beer bombs. When Pm not there, Pm gone. Erik Gohin Will never miss school. Will attend Fullerton St. Will hunt beaver until dead. Heavy metal will rule the world soon and will rock the nation. Baseball 9, 10, 1 2. Chris Cough. Connie Grandmason. Jackie Greene. Carla Greiman. Lynette Grootwassink liNettie Grootii Volleyball regions, partying with friends, closeness of Senior girls, hugs. VB 9-12; BB 9-1 2; SB 9-1 2. Dean Gustafson. 36 ,' SENIORS Lisa Kay Guthmueller known as Cuppie, remembers fun times with buddies. I hear ya! Cheerleading 10, l 1, 12; Golf 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Kurt Hagen Will remember all his friends, will attend Bemidji State. Musical 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Band 9, 10, 1 l, 12; Yearbook 12; CC running 9; CC skiing 9. Becky Hall. Scott Hallett better known as 276 Standard,9 or 11the Kid,9 Always remember busted parties. Hockey 10, 1 1, 12; Golf. Fred Hansen. Heidi Harding Always remember the llgangf, parties, and senior trip in Mexico. Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Skiing 9, 10; Golf 1 1, 12; Prom committee. Rick Haupt. Sonja Hayden Thanks for many good memories. Softball 9-1 2; Basketball 9- 1 2; Volleyball 9-1 2 . Johanna Heiling. David Heimbuch. Tanya Hennessey. Paul Henry I will never forget the EP coaches and how they try to teach about the sport and still make it fun! Steve Henry Joe Herter Will remember all my new friends at EP and the introduction of Grandmaster Flash to Minnesota. Linda Holand Senior attempts studies. SENIORS l 37 Kathy Holmberg. Debra Holvik. Carolyn Michelle Huhn ttPeeWee9 Will always remember friends and happy times, Babe 1-2-3! Yearbook 12. Christopher J . Igneri Won2t forget all the good times, Bunch-a- Lunch, F ritz the cat, 1 5 l, the overused kazoo, UND and the 2Dude3, Ahmed Ismail. Teresa Iwen. Joe Jensen 2Booger,, Never forget when Carl ran into the zamboni and when Lumpy turned into a burnout. F ootball 9, l 0, 12; Hockey 10, ll, 12; Golf 9, 10, ll, 12. Laura M. Jensen Enjoyed Soph. and Jr. years the most, couldn,t have made it without my friends! Plans to attend St. Kates or U. of M. Track 10, l l, capt. l 2. Lisa Jensen. Gene Johnson, Amy K. Johnson We are gathered here today to get thru this thing called school the world of never ending homework, Now ifs time to fly. Julie Johnson. Kevin Johnson Will remember hard track practices, fun times on ski trips. Football 9; Soccer 10, l l, l 2; Skiing 9, 10, ll, capt. 12; Track 9, 10, ll, 12. Kirsten Lynn Johnson Pll always remember early morning bowling and merry go rounds at McDonalds, stealing parking places and moonbeam. Melissa Johnson known as 2Mel9 Will always remember Senior Year, favorite teacher Mr. Born, attending UMD. Volleyball 9, 10, 1 l, 12; Cheerleading 10, capt. 1 l, 12. Scott Johnson. Sharon Johnson. Suzanne Johnson. Greg Jones. Jodea J udson. Paul Kahn. Kris Kalenda Downhill Skiing 9, 10, l l, l 2; Cross Country 9, 10; Track 9; National Honor Society 1 l, 1 2. Mike Kearns. Anthony J. Kelly Will remember Bunch-a-Lunch and Fritz the cat, can2t forget the African Safari during spring break. Cheerleading capt. 12. 38 SENIORS Christopher James Kelly Will remember media study with Mr. Olson. 151. IND. Buneh-a-Luneh and 5'The Dude. Ken Kessler Heavy metal rules. the cat is back, Crue to you, abolish punk rockers. $85 rules, Farleis is a stud. Scott Kesti. Vicki Kiesow 1 will always remember good times with friends. Cross Country 8. 9. 10. l l. eapt. 12; Track 9.10.11. eapt. 12; NHS 11. 12. Rick Kihl. Kris Kimmel Thanks for the memories. Goodbye and good luck Class of 85. Tennis 9, 10. ll, 12; Cheerleading ll, 12. Rhonda Marie King elRompin 1 will always remember the good times with good friends. Best of luck class of 185. Rachel Kingrey. Dawn Kathleen Knutson llKnute Chant. Your zipperis down.M Hayrides and will remember good times with friends. Softball 9, 10; Golf 1 1. 12. Todd Knutson Will always remember the good times at the parties and all the great friends. Erik Korth 1 will never forget being the unheated taxi. Good Day! David Lee Kottke HRadicalM I jammed my way through this school. 4 year band member playinq my Tri-Toms like a fool way too coolll Jennifer Koukal. Jeff Kremer. Teresa Kruse These four years haye been fun! Now we all part and g0 our own way. Good luck to everyone! Make the best of it! Jason LaFrenz. Randy Larson Will remember the eabin last summer, also the Fargo soccer trip. Bawkl T0 Tom how s BIB? Lauren Lefavor. Nicholas Lehnertz M'Nikki Remembers Birch Island haguelyl. the Klik, Mrs. Seeger terest. huh! l. and the llBongs! Best of luck 1'85. Amy Leighton. Rob Lloyd Remembers good times with good friends. unfinished sports and s$Ease up itls a new yearqq eases and broomball. Good luck Q85. Marcy Luke Band tour 7,, Chicago ,, DC, Golfjokes. Poker. JCM. Sipis cabin. my party. I screamed thatis why I yelled. Cheerleading 10-12; Golf 9-12 eapt. Tom Lundberg. Shannon Lynch 1 eanit believe we finally made it! lam really going to miss all of my friends. Youlre all so special to me! I wish you the best. SENIORS m 39 Steven John Lyngdai liLynglq Wonit forget the awesome road trips and skiing with Twister. CC Running 9-11, capt. 12; CC Skiing 8-11, capt. l 2; Track 9-12. Matt Lyon the Unrecognizableal Remembers soccer, the strike, and female mistakes. Katie Makie bFlo Hayrides, tent parties, smiles, hugs. I believe in all of YOU!93 Volleyball 9-12; Golf 1 l. 12; Newspaper Bank Board. Denise Marsh. Elaine Martick liLenzall Will always remember late nights at Perkins, rollerskating with Tweetie and Prince Fixes with friends. Eric Martick. Krista Martin. Todd Martin. Chris Martinson liMelbs Whatdaherlehdet? Pd rather be a woodshop teacher liBongerla An awesome pinerider Coronation, The stud with all the women, Urban Destruction. Cheryl McDonald. Mark McKay. Paul McCoy. Pat McCraw Missy McMullen Thanks to the class of 285 for all the great memories. Cheerleading 10, 11. 12; Gymnastics 10, 1 1. Regina Meier 40 x SENIORS v ,' Howls the wanut butter today? I . Deb Merscham I hope that everyone has as much fun asl have during my high school years. Ron Milke. Kelly Minton. Terri Anne Mitchelson Gix'e t0 the world the best you have. and the best will come back to you. Good luck in the future! Gretchen Moenning. Jim Moenning. Shanen Muehlberg. DaleAnn Marie Murphy Wuxft forget Big Dog, spring break in Mexico. and every morning by the wall, never in a group picture. Michael C. Musselman Life is merry, Life is fast. I will never forget my memories of high school past. Patricia Nadeau llll remember Jim Egan. Prince. good times. good friends. Mr. Bill. and Mr. Ritter. Softball 10, 11. Jennifer Lynne Nelson Nels Remembers Big Dog, breakfast, the wall. the Friday locker, all the hugs, elves. Promises broken. Softball 9,10,11. 12. Mark Nelson. Arik Nordby Always remember Buneh-a-lmneh, Fritz the cat and African Safari over spring break. Chris Norman. Paul Oberlander. Stephanie K. Oliver Will always remember Chi-Chils. Grandmals and Jody's, Black Label, and my Buds. Danny Olson Cheerleading, playing the kazoo, fun times wH'riends, Good luck all! Hey PM AND TK MSU 3 room. Why donlt you grab a - eer? LCR 85 Always. Kristi Olson. Sherr Lyn Olson Will always remember mooning and end tables, special friends Rell, GP, BR lll9853l Soccer 9-1 1, capt. l 2; B-Ball 9-1 2; Softball 9-1 2. Benita Orr. Sue Ostlund. Matthew L. Patterson Remembers Texas and the radicalness of Jesus. Soccer 9, 10, l l, MIP 12; Tennis 10, ll, capt. 12. Michelle Pattyn Summer of 984, midnight movies, Whatra stiches, New Years Eve, Booming with Steph at the U., Billy Idol, FINALLY! M. Kristell Pauser To my friendly units e Beeeepl May Snuggles always be with you! Love, Stelle, Moonbeam, Bunches, etc., PS. I love you Nutmeg. SENIORS l 41 Don Pavelka. Kumar Pemmaraju. Gary Pendergrass. Glen Peters. Sharelle Petersen Will remember indoor softball practice e VB circuit training e Will miss coaches NP, KN most of all JV than KS llRelli? Mark Peterson. Sandi Peterson Goodbye and good luck to everyone, keep on partying. John Pichner. Eric Pierson. Wendi Platz The smiles U give and tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be - we can be heroes just for 1 day. Tamra Predovich. Todd Quiram. Jim Rasmussen $lRaz'n Will remember all four years of working hard in high school and never getting what I always wanted: a big toe! Tom Rasmussen. David Retterath llRett'H lsPurple Hulk Remembers P??? Pooh s cabin, the rat patrol, soccer Hill be backl, shooting Tom and everybody in the senior class. Stop ab. Greg Rhodes ilRandyi9 Keep your eyes open for RSI equipment and my first album. See you all at my concerts! Band 9. Stephanie Richardson. Melissa Ripp Iill miss Mr. Rudes singing and Mr. Feldmans super jokes. Angela Roell My years here were fun - most of the time. Iim glad it s over! Good luck everyone. Paula Susan Roettger Chant, tent party and hayrides, parties at Madison and friends. Slalom skiing 4 yrs.; Track 3 yrs.; Cheerleading 1 yr. Kelley Royer Friends are what made my senior year a blast. They will never be forgotten, let,s keep in touch! Gymnastics 4 yrs.; F.B. Cheerleading 3 yrs. capt. Scott Ruud. Allan Rylance. Dana Sands. 42 SENIORS Ryan Sarenpa. Kent W. Savick Known as Moe . . . Will remember the Three Stooges, plans to attend LT. for elect. Eng. favorite teacher Mr. Kasprowicz. Kelly Jo Schaufler Illl always remember all the good times with friends tpartyingl and Senior trip. John Schmidt. Shari Schmitt. Rick Schoen. Gary Schwankl. John Schwartz. Dan Sekely Will remember good times and sore feet, Plans to attend U. of M. CC Running 1 l, l 2; Track 9, 10, 1 l, l 2. George Siemens Concert Choir 10- 12; Musical 10, l 1; Track 1 1; Eagle Aires 10-1 2; Yearbook l l . Susan Sipper Pll never forget the great times with my friends, there were too many to name just one. Thanx you guys!! Track 9, 10, 1 l, capt. l 2. Aimee Sixel 9Aimee 109 Always remember too much homework and too much partying! Never enough Timell Good luck to all. Cheerleading l l, 12; Golf 9-12 capt. Kathie Smith. Kristie Smith. Clayton Solie ilStroker Clayi, liFydd, I would just like to thank my friends for the fun and showing me one heck of a time. Kate Solie What? Always remember the Bird, Madison, frozen feet and the Three Musketeers. Track 9, 10; Volleyball 9. Stuart C. Stanley To the future and whatever it brings! Alpine Skiing; CC Running; Eagle Aires Drama. Rich Stans. Sherri Staub Hmm 1985. The Wizard of Oz, cast parties, downtown, Uptown Theater, Ragstock, Mid-night movies. What a great year, huh? YEAH! Susan Stephan I will never forget all of the special friends that made H.S. the best 4 yrs. of my life. I love ya! Keep in touch! Jay Storms My greatest thrill was being a member of 198435 football team. National Honor Society Junior Board of Directors, Football. Chris Sultany. Pauline Sutliff. Paul Sutton. SENIORS y 43 Savanna Suvannarad uBo Rapii Class of 2851, Always remember all the freaky friends I hang out with also the fun time I have with them. Anil K. Tadavarthy Remember F 2 U and midnight dinners. Track 9, 10, l l, 12; Cross Country 9, l l, 12; NHS 11, 12; YIG 9, 10, l l, 12. Mengistu Telehun Played soccer in EPHS. Tracy Tomczik liZIKii Will never forget the summer of 184 1 Gup,s pool, Sipis cabin, oreo malts, iiBearii and Carlbusters. VB 9-1 2; Cheerleading 1 0-1 2 . Glenn Toner. Wendy Anne Traaseth. Good memories, parties, friends will never be forgotten. Cheerleading 10, 1 1; Downhill Skiing 9, 10, 1 1, capt. 12. Brett Treptow School wasnit very fun. This place was boring. Only the studs had things to do. Nobody liked it here except the dorks. Did you? Dan Truniger I enjoyed the field trip downtown. The past 4 years were very interesting, and worthwhile. It gave me a feeling that you can,t get out of cereal. Thank God itis over. Soccer 9, 10; Track 9; Cheerleading l 2. Catherine Turner. Mike Twiss. Jill Tyson. Randy Umphlett. Stephanie Lynn Van Asten Happy times and bygone days are never lost 9 in truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that holds them. Randell D. Voas Cross Country 9, 10, l 1, 12; Hockey 9; Cross Country Skiing 10, l 2; Track 9, 10, l 1, l2; NHS 1 2; Graduation 1 2. Dean Volk Plans to attend school of his choice. Football 1 2; Graduation 1 2. Dana Vukelich. Tracy Lynn Wagner Will forever remember the gang, poison ivy ditch and summer 184-. Volleyball 9, 10, 1 1, l 2; Cheerleading 10, 1 1, 12; Softball 9. Kim Waterbury. Antoinette Way Thanks to all who made my short time here memorable. Soccer 9, 10, 11,12;Basketball9, 10; Softball 9, 10, l 1, 12. Michelle Mary Welter ilMickeyi9 1,11 never forget 2the gangf9 senior trip, and all the good times. Tennis 9, 10, 1 l, capt. l 2; Cheerleading 10, 1 1, 1 2 . Craig Westling. Lisa Janet Weyer Wind Ensemble 9-12; Musical 9-12; Choir 9, 10, 12; Yearbook 1 1, l2; All-State Band 1983-84; All-State Orchestra 1984-85. Tom Whalen iiswissi, Remembers PBis cabin, BB guns and small boats RCLA will miss senior girls, injuries. Hopes to attend UMD. Stop ab. Hockey 10-12. Steve Wilson Bunch-a-Lunch, my trips. Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 1 1; NHS 12. 44 SENIORS Tracy Hughes Jeff Lindsey Payman Akhayan Tim Barth Carol Bingham Sharon Breyfogle Tamara Holmes Sheila Monseen Jeff Winship 6 Winnie 9 Had an awesome 1 2th year at EP. I will never forget my friends. Plan to attend Normandale. Beth Wirtz. Kyle Wolden Will always remember times with friends. Will attend St. Cloud State. Basketball 9, 10; Soccer 10-1 2. Doug Wruck. Diane M. Zachman Remember - Chi-Chi,s, Jodfs, all those long hard days, Black Label and My Buds. Jon Zupan Will always remember the parties and the good times. 85 will always be well and alive. Dave Zurn. Don Zweber. N at Pictured Michael Andreasen Kathy Blum Joel Bowles Ronald Brunner Jaime Castro Tom Clemens Jill Dalida Marlene Diem Tim Farley John Fiorentino Sue Gruner Shawn Heitz Frederick Hill Keith J ackson Jeff J ames Cia Johansson Kevin Kaufman Shuichi Kawase Tim Lambert Shawn Maghami Sue Martinson Chris Moore Lam Nguyen Ake Pettersson Dave Sleva Elliott Stavrum Richard Wakefield Bret Warren SENIORS 45 JUNIOR In our third and almost final year, we are the JUNIORS. The WW in our name stands for us jamming at the dances in our 66U99nique styles. As for our 6thever ending homework supply, we still have fun. We all knew this year was to have fun 9cause next year itas time to turn that letter jacket over to the closets. 6tP9n our 66Ohlder years we seem to still have that little part in us that wants to be ttRhadical, but we all learn to act a little more ttshophisticated, at least more than the freshmen, and this is all because we are the JUNIORS . . . the class of 986! 46 , JUNIORS JUNIOR JUNIORS 47 48 x JUNIORS Tim Agrimson Shona Allen Cristi Anderson Reid Anderson Sarah Anderson Todd Anderson Anu Batchu Chad Bauer Colleen Beagan Mike Berdahl Tim Bierman Laura Bigelow Shawn Bjonfald Harmon Bloomquist Nate Boen Lynn Bongard Glenn Bottomly Mike Bragg Patty Breitenstein Dan Breyer Kris Brown Liz Brown Theresa Brown Mike Brundige Doug Burke Kelly Burn Stacy Busch Sue Cabot Mary Campbell Shawn Campbell Chris Carlson Sandy Carlson Liz Cecchettini Lee Christiansen Stacy Christianson Mike Clark Kristin Clasen Cliff Colston Lynne Conway Richard Cassette Melissa Crandall Laurie Cuccia Carmen Dahlke Stephanie Denhardt Katie Dooley Ted Dover Maggie Duffy Jill Dune Sharon Ebersole Dan Eigen Kari Everett Dana F abian Alright, it is time to smile pretty. Mike F eerick Ron Felch Tracy Finanger David Fisher Jeff Fisher Rodgers Foster Jon F ragodt Todd Fransen Mark F razier Lisa Friedman Joe Caller Carrie Gates Kevin Geason Majid Gharbi Dan Gigen Janelle Gilbert Sarah Gilderhus Tim Gilk Troy Goderstad Scott Gorman Shelly Gray Jim Greenwood Cheri Gunderson Mikkal Gust Doug Haberman Aaron Hagen Brett Hallonquist Jed Hankinson Kara Hans Erik Hansen Kim Harmony Angie Harrington Mark Harte Chris Hartford JUNIORS 49 50 Jl'NlORS Jody Hegge Kari Henrikson Shelly Hochhalter Kris Hope Rich Hopson Jeff Hoyt Derek Hugdahl Michelle J acques Shawn J anes Eric Jeffries Chris J essen Brian Johnson Kathy Jones Jessie Kadelbach John Kalenda Matt Kenneth Sheila Kielty Kristen Kihl Mike Kimmel Joel Komschlies Greg Kratz Kris Krause Tina Kutt Kim Kutz Jennifer LaBarre Ann LeDuc Scott Ledin Paula Lilienthal Daun Longshore Sandra Luesse Lowell Lund Julie Lyng Kim Madvig Tom Marble Dianne Marshall Diane May Jeff McArthur Cathy McDonald Gene McDonald Deny Mendoza Nicole Menz Lynn Meuwissen Dawn Meyer Kristin Meyer John Michaels Roxanne Mika Jim Miller Matt Miller Julie Mills Susan Mitchell Stacey Moen Anna Mokvist Kevin Morehouse Sue Mortell Leif Mostrom Margaret Mowry Chris Moyer Angie Mutterer Angie Nelson Cindy Nelson Leif Nelson Ronald Nelson Scott Nelson Rob Nessa Wendy Newman Ken Nyquist Bill Oakes Mike O,Brien Sandy Oestreicher Jennifer Ogren Steve 01k J ennifer Olson Jennifer Olson Milissa Olson Pat Olson Scott Olson Todd Olson Bill O,Reilly Jay Ortloff Kim Osekowsky Andrea Ostenson Terry Ostman Stephanie Palmer Brad Parker Kaari Parle Pat Parris Jeff Paulsen Harold Pearson JUNIORS 51 52 JUNIORS Lisa Pearson Phillip Pearson Dawn Petersen Jeannie Peterson Mary Peterson Chris Portner Kim Prodoehl Karen Quanbeck Kris Rapp Stacey Reagan Bryan Reid Chris Reid Jim Rice Robin Roeuger Doug Root Tracey Rothnem Cheryl Roufs Cathy Russ Don Sabineke Linda Sager Todd Salmon Kurt Sandness Tom Sandstrom Lisa Sarles Jill Schaubert Andrea Schick Ann Schmidt Paul Schmidtlien Tami Schoen Jeff Schrieber Jamie Schuchman Stephanie Schuck Chris Schulze Joel Severson Steve Siefken Julia Simenson Ryan Skare Mary Skinness Kary Smith Daphne Sniegowski Rebecka Solberg Kim Spande Cindy Stans Darin Steen Lisa Steiner David Stevenson Amy Storms Dean Strandberg Chris Sutton Bart Swanson Brad Swanson Mouy Te Kelly Thompson Debra Thornburg Jeff Albers Mike Bies Jeff Bromley John Brooks Joel Bultman Kevin Cornett Mike Dam Dena Doolittle Scott German Tamara Gilmore Paula Glime Jim Gobin Mike Goertel J oseph Grinnell Mike J ohnson Robert Johnson Christine Jorgenson Not Pictured Mark King Allan Kunstlnnnn Tim Kurtz Steve Lieb Kammy Mizga Patrick Murray Jeff Nicpon Donald Olson Daniel Peters Heather Pieropan Sue Somsen Tracy Stensgaard Greg Talbot John Tiemeyer Gregg Walker Matt Wendland J ohn Wolf Keli Tiberghien Rae Tjernlund Garret Treanor Kristin Treptow Truc Truong Bryan Turtle Steve Tyson Lisa Van Asten Laura Van Meter Mara Voelke Peter Voigtsberger Tara Vorachek Jason Vosu Gina Wacken- Chris Wakefield Craig Walquist Ken Walters David Weber Regina Welcome Karen Wells Rochelle Wendt Amy Westphal Wendy Wheeler Greg White Kristina Wickland Roger Wilkerson Nicole Williamette Lynn Willmore Cindy Winship Cindy Yager Monica Zakariasen JUNIORS 53 SOPHS The year of 1984-85 for the Sophomores was one of surprises, excitement, seriousness, happiness, and fun times. We experienced lots of new things. We became more involved with our school and with other related activities such as; sports, newspaper, plays, and how- to-quit-smoking meetings. Almost everyone experienced the thrill of getting the forever-waited-for licenses. Sure, there were a few people who took more than one, two or ever three times to pass a but whoas counting? The reasons were phenomenal. Everything from running over mailboxes, to parallel parking, to yes, even running over people! But once we passed we were at last free. We may have experienced our toughest year in high school. Most of us got a cold slap in the face when our counselors made us realize that there is college after high school and we must start preparing. We became more aware about our grades, future and of ourselves. We also experienced our first real paying jobs. The new Target store, which opened in Oc- tober, was where many students worked. Places such as Burger King and McDonald's were also very popular. It was just a typical year for a Sophomore. But, next year itas going to be even better! 54 a SOPHOMORES SOPH f0 00 V A m 0' a d fa .. hazy 4?... hi? :4? .4xw; SOPHOMORES 4 55 56 SOPHOMORES Tom Aarestad Colin Akehurst Erik Albrecht James Amoe Kristin Andersen Andy Anderson Lynn Anderson Paul Anderson David Andreasen Peder Angvall Jill Armstrong Dan Aszmann Debbie Atkinson Kurt Baht Chris Bain Bob Bakken Kate Barker Kathy Barth Shawn Beauchane Angie Becker Dan Bedford Mark Belles Thad Bennett Bill Bernstrom Brett Berntsen Dave Best Cory Beyer Heidi Bierman Wess Bigelow Brian Bjonfald Bobby Black Cory Blad Greg Bode Rosemary Borrink Scott Bowman Diane Brady Susie Brandt Duane Braunworth Jill Britney Kelsey Brown Jennifer Brownlee Paul Burke Debbie Burnett Jeff Burquest Tony Cable Tim Cady John Campbell Lee Ann Carlson Courtney Carstens Steve Check Neeraj Chepuri Lisa Chiavam John Clark Scot! Clarke Huh, what did you say? Brad Clement Vicki Conway Brent Cook Bryan Couet Denise Cowan Katie Crawford Mike Crisafulli Dan Cullen Mark Dahl Matt Daily Amy Dalsin Julie Dalton Brian Danielson Steve Danielson John Degidio Mark Demetriou Amy Diamond Bridget Dierickx Stephanie Dierickx Steve Dragert Kim Drase Scott Durgin J on Dustrud Sara Duvick Sandy Dyer Chris Eliason Monica Ellingson Doreen Exe Paul Ezerski Patty Fabian Heather Fairfield John Finch Julia Fiorentino Brian Fischer SOPHOMORES 57 58 SOPHOMORES Sean Forster Steve Foster Richard Francisco Emilie Frank Andy Furber David Cayman Chris Gibson Paul Gilbertson Patty Goedderz Laura Goodman Michele Graff Len Grannes Bobbie Greiman Tony Grinnell J on Gulenchyn Dave Gunnarson Kurt Guthmueller Gayle Guy Shelly Hadley Jef Hall Jason Hallonquist Mike Hamann Ben Hanback Jennifer Hanson Heather Harding Jillian Harper Kelly Harrer Monica Harrington Tiffany Hauser Jenna Hawkins Scott Hays Chris Hede Darren Heimhuch Christopher Heineck l Come on Nicole, who are you sending an elf-gram? Bill Helker Steve Higgins Matt Hilleman Chris Hillman Craig Hoel Heidi Hoffman Lisa Holand Samantha Holdham Alycia Honeck Karen Hope David Huhn Dean Huibregtse Peggy Irvine Tarek Ismail Suzie Jackman Darcy Jacobson Jennifer Jandl Laura Jensen Brenda Johnson Chris Johnson Heather Johnson Kevin Johnson Kirk Johnson Paul Johnson Tim Johnson Tony Jones Lisa J ones J ohn Kaeding Laura Kuhn Tyson Kanne David Kaufman Kelly Kaufman Christina Kennedy Jennifer Kenyon Brenda King Craig Kirkland Charley Knapp Kathy Kohl Kim Komula Monica Krueger Julie Kruse Kris Kutz Mike Kuuskvere Jenny Lafrenz Lora Lambrecht Sharon Lane Todd Lange Brian Larson Julie Larson Tom Larson Liz Laseski Marc Laskow Bryan Law Eric LeBlanc SOPHOMORES 59 60 SOPHOMORES Mike Lecceardone Ann Leitzke April Liljedahl Melissa Lindeman Daron Lindman John London Debbie Lorence Bill Luesse Mike Lynch Michelle Lyon Brooke Magill Bill Mathews Brent Matson George Maxim Chris Mays Brian McCartan Murray McCartan Kathy McCubrey Lori McMahon Scott McQuillen Kristin Medd Brian Medower Eric Meidinger Tammy Meier Chad Meyer Anne Meyers Cheryl Miller Dan Moe Tina Moenning Rosemarie Molina Paul Morrow Eric Morton Tom Mosher J anon Mott Margaret Mowry Terry Mulenburg Sherri Navarrete Alex Nedelcoff Chris Nelson Chris Nelson Anne Netka Brad Newman Brenda Nickolai John Nissen Rachel Nuhson Bridget O Donnell Scott Oberlander Chris Olsen Nancy Olsen Kelly Olson Mike Opheim Curie O Rourke Toni Ostman Wade Owens C. J. Page Amy Paloranta Heather Pappas Ernie Parker Teresa Pedersen James Pemberton Anna Penn Martha Pesola Liz Peter Dean Petersen Shawn Petersen Anne Peterson Cindy Peterson Kristin Peterson Marni Peterson Richard Peterson Shannon Peterson Asa Pettersson Alyssa Phelps Sean Pieropan Penny Pletcher Jodie Prusak Glen Pugh Mark Riedel Scott Rogers Cindy Rosenow Amy Rotter Kevin Ryan Lynn Ryski Jessica Sable Prateek Sahgal Gail Sanders Gordon Schaeffer Steve Schaufler SOPHOMORES 61 62 SOPHOMORES J eanne Scheible Vicki Schenck Bill Schepers Shelly Schindeldecker Steve Schmitt Mark Schmude Heidi Schnackenberg Brenda Schroers Linda Schroers Kim Scott Jane Sekely Sue Semotuk Brenda Shafer Holly Shaw Katy Shea Jenny Short Zhanetta Simanovsky Kym Simmons Rodney Simonson Ilana Sinykin Kim Sleva Todd Smalley Brian Smith Carolyn Smith Charity Smith Laura Smith Tim Smith Mike Smithson Tammy Snicker Sei-Young Sohn Michelle Solie Jessica Soloky Kara Solon Chad Sorenson Eric Sorenson Gretchen Sporleder Richard Staub Kevin Stevenson Jill Stiele Jason Stodola Dave Slrelnieks Jenny Stroup Chad Stutelberg Amy Swanson Janna Swanson Jason Thomas Dave Thurk Karen Torgerson Gwen Treat Sarah Upton Bina Vachhani Dawn Valentine Jodi Van Rossum Gigi Vaugh Lee Ann Villella Jeff Voas Jason Vohnoutka Thomas Vosmek Rob Waade Dawn Wald Laura Walters Gordon Warren Randy Warren Jill Waterbury Kari Wells Nicole Welter Kara Wenzel Melissa Westby Jeff Weeding J ared Westmp Shannon White Adam Wiethoff Jeff Wigen Candy Wolski Heather Wunz Jane Yi Jeff Zarnke Connie Zimmerman Pnul Zimmermann Chris Zum SOPHOMORES 7 63 FRESH Well 1985 freshmen, here we are looking back on our freshman year. It wasnat so bad after all was it? Weill remember our first week at 6i'the big schoolf9 being late to every class because we didnit remember where it was, or because we forgot our locker combination. We remember our first pep-fest where we really got 66ragged 0n;9 but it was fun. We remember the administratoris faith in us when they took away the token system. We remember the sludge test toh how deliciousi. Looking back on the year we really only have things to be happy about. So do we say our class is ex- cellent, being the best class of E.P.H.S.? Of course, weire only human, it comes naturally. 64 FRESHMEN 19 f0 m as Q? 00 0; d FRESHMEN 65 Tricia Adam Chris Allmann Cynthia Anderson David Anderson Jordan Anderson Laura Anderson Nicole Anderson Robb Anderson Tami Anderson Patrick Andrychowicz Tim Atkinson John Bain Shana Bainbridge Michelle Baird Lynn Baker Brian Bebler Jason Becker J odi Bender Andrew Benkovic Trisha Bennett Allen Berge Monica Bergenbring Dan Best Kate Beverley Amber Biesman Jason Bixby Scott Bjorkstrand Peter Black David Blagdon Brian Bongard Robby Borowski David Boseck Debby Bowman Jim Bowser Carrie Braun Carla Briggs Sue Brown Lara Buntin Jenny Burton Michelle Busch Mat Candland Brent Carlson Randy Carroll Sean Carroll Jennene Cates Darren Cattnach Lisa Cermak Charles Chapman Dennis Cherry Kiersten Christensen Mark Christnacht Christian Clark Kelli Clark Marsha Clark 66 FRESHMEN Time to get my homework done. Scott Clasen Christopher Clement Heather Cluts Wade Compton Jason Conway Jennifer Conway Jeff Cook Tim Cook Senna Cooney Chad Cooper Ron Cossette Cynthia Crandall Carla Crawford Deanna Crawford Aimee Crook Diana Dahlen Jennifer Dalida Molly Dalton Sean Daly Brian Debol Kristen Debol Jenny Deflores Paula Degidio Bridgette Denardo Elizabeth Demon Jim Dickey Mike Dinham Erin Dosch Michelle Dudar Anna Edstrom Kirsten Edstrom Jonathan Eide Daniel Eigen Anthony Elliott FRESHMEN 67 68 FRESHMEN Jeff Englar Patricia Ennis Mike Ericksen Heather Erickson Jeffrey Ess Stephanie Evans Jennifer Evenson Lynn Fahlin Brian Fahning Carlton Fail Kevin Feerick David Fields Todd Finch Kevin F ischer Karen Fisher Sean Fitzsimmons Melissa Flavin Kirsten Fragodt Stephanie Fraser Mandy Free Nicolle Frydenlund Todd Fulton Colleen Caller Brent Garens Laura Gibson Laurelle Gilbert Nicole Cilbertson Beth Gilderhus Laurie Gilk Mark Gloede Mike Grannes Stephanie Green Jackie Greiman Mark Hagen ,1 awn, Sharon Haggard Andy Hamann Dan Hamblin Brian Hanson Mark Hanson Stephanie Harrer Chris Harrington Jennifer Harvey Jennifer Hauser William Hawkes Lynette Hedlund Tracy Heelan Debbie Hegge Jason Heiling Kerry Heinrich Shelly Heller Pam Henderson Gloria Herrmnnn Rebecca Herter Rodney Hill Mark Hirmgn Sandra Hochhalter Janet Hogge Kris Holbrook Mike Holdham Stephanie Holmes Melissa Hopson Cathie Horn Melony Horn Chris Howard Wendy Howell Scott Hughes Tara Human Jeff Igneri Mike Iwan Ward J acobson Ben James Kristi J anikula Mike J aszczak Jeremy Jeffries Aimee J ensen Patty Jensen Aaron J ohnson Andrea J ohnson Carin Johnson Jeff Johnson Justin J ohnson Mark Johnson Kathy Judson Christopher Kaeding Lear Kaufman Shannon Kielty Curtis Kingrey Tim Kispert FRESHMEN 69 Jay Kloskowski Jason Koestler Sarah Koppelman Kristine Korbel Tasha Kowalczyk Kirsten Kragness James Kremer Brad Krisko J on Kmpotich Stacy Krohn Jami-Lynn Krueger Tanya Kuhn Julie Kunstmnnn Jeff Lapic Chris Larson Maggie Laseski Jerry Lavelle Andy Lawver Eric Leaf Kerstin Leberl Thomas Leslie Todd Levering Bridget Levoir Jennifer Lillie Shari Lindsey Kevin Ludke Dawn Luftmnn David Lundberg Beth Luoma Bob Madvig Jason Magsmdt Mike Mahe George Marshall Cynthia Martick 7o FRESHMEN How s the great school lunch?, Finally we get to go home! Kelly Martin Sam Mason Kris Manson David McLaren John McCreery Elizabeth McDonald Scott McDonald Joe McGraw Kelly McGraw Tracy McLaughlin Melanie McMullen Shannon McNeill Michelle Meidinger Terrance Mercil Lonnie Merscham Laura Michael Cynthia Michaela Dana Michaletz Shawn Miller Theresa Miller Carla Mills Molly Minton Mike Mitchelson Chris Mueller Sean Munson Mike Murray Chris Musselman Jeff Napier Mary Nelson Melissa Nelson Melody Nelson Michelle Nelson Nancy Nelson Peter Nelson FRESHMEN 71 72 FRESHMEN Stephanie Nelson Gary Neverdahl Hanh Nguyen Shawn O Neill John Olk Karin Olson Kelly Olson Shelly Olson Tamara Olson Pat O,Reilly Chris Osborne Matt Oswald Mark Overstreet Jeff Pagano Katie Page Kim Palmer Kris Palmer Nicholle Paumen Amanda Pederson Bryan Pederson Michelle Pennebaker Chris Perry Jon Peters Jennifer Petersen Mark Petersen Tamara Petersen Jillene Peterson Robby Peterson Tim Peterson John Pfeiffer Todd Phelps Jack Philbrick Scot! Pierce Heidi Pierson What s it like to be a teacher son? This is what Freshman guys do for fun! Duane Plat! Wayne Plehal Suzanne Plunketl Andrea Poppendieck Kari Portner Jennifer Prentice .v Jeff Prosen Stephanie Pruitt Kenny Pugh Kristi Quiggle Ericka Quist Geri Radtke Jane Radtke Dennis Ramsey Lori Rannow Robert Reber John Redmond Lauren Reid Katie Renslow Laura Reynolds Coleen Rice Natalie Richardson Bryan Richgruber Shannon Roderick Steve Rodgers Craig Rogers Dulaylnc Rohana Steve Rood Bret Rothnem Chad Royer Kris Ruebling Troy Ruegemer Beth Russ Heather Russell FRESHMEN 7 3 74 FRESHMEN Krista Sampson Mike Sandness Cheryl Sather Tammy Schindeldecker Tim Schmid Steve Schmidt David Schmidtlein Stephanie Schuft Doug Sebion Steve Semotuk Jennifer Sethre Jeff Shuberg Robin Siefken Amy Simons Ryan Skatrud Eric Skogman Jennifer Smith Laura Smith Naomi Smith Pat Smith Tracy Snicker Catherin Solberg Charles Solie Ronald Somerville Kristin Sornsen Vicki Stallings Debbie Staub Jill Steen Amy Steiner Tamara Sterner Nicole Stodola Jim Stretch Lynn Striker Rick Strout Paul Sutherland Jesse Sutton Erik Swanson Lizabeth Swanson Sreenu Tadavanhy Valerie Tate Lara Tebelius Craig Teiken Chris Thomas Brian Thompson Christopher Thompson Paul Thurk Christopher Tiemeyer Greg Tomoe Lisa Trager Jonathan Troop Mike Tushie Mike Tuttle Kalpana Venkatapuram Leslie Villella Wade Vohnoutka Lori Wagner David Wald Jodi Walton Charles Wanstrom Tammy Weber Katie Wedlund Erick Weinzapfel Renee Welcome Bob Wells Rick Wendt Brian Vessels Kathy Whalen Katy Whalen Wade Wheeler Jeff White Katrin Wiedemann John Wigen Scott Wohnoutka Steve Yi Laura Zachman Leo Zachman David Zimmerman FRESHMEN 75 STAFF STAFF The People Who Care To Give Their Very W - STAFF 7 7 lOIl Curt Connaughly: Associate Principal. Arlene Henry: Switchboard Operator. Vicki Petzko: Associate Principal. Janet Holte: Secretary to Activities Director. Not Pictured: Arne Johnson: Principal. Ruth Carlson: Secretary. Shirley Gillard: Secretary. Louise Andrychowicz: Secretary. Steve Shultz: Athletic Director, English 10 A and B. lnlstrat Adm David Knudson: Counselor. Gay Ludvig: Counselor. Carol Parker: Secretary to Counselors. Not Pictured: Janet Holman: Counselor. Midge Elder: Secretary to Counselors. Guidance Ann Williams: Typing I, II and III, Skills Lab. Diane Myers: Skills Lab, Office Education. Clarence Ofsthun: Shorthand, Typing I and II, Business Record Keeping. Bob Feldman: Business Communications, Entrepeneurship, Sales and Marketing, Personal Business, DistJDiv. Education. Not Pictured: Fred Hagen: Accounting 1, II, and III, Business Law, Personal Typing I. Richard Klaseus: Typing I and II. Business Education 78 i STAFF Not Pictured: Jane Voss: Health. Kris Nelson: Physical Education 10 Individuals, Health, Physical Education 10. WBQH John Ryski: U.S.S.R., American Studies 10 A and B. Jean Hatelstad: Asian Studies, World Civilizations II, Problems in American Society. Sue Houge: Psychology, American Studies 9 A and B. Larry Anderson: Cultural Awareness, American Studies 10. Mark Ritter: Problems in American Society, American Government, Economics. Suzie Sime: ReadingAWriting Lab, American Studies 1 0 A and B. Not Pictured: JoAnn Treanor: Social Studies Department Aide. Steve Born: American Studies A and B. Jerry Porter: American History 9, Psychology. Dean Raths: American Studies 9 A and B. Ken Rood: American History 10 A and B, World Civilizations 1, American Studies 10 A and B. Chuck Swanson: American Studies 10 A and B, English 10 A and B. saypms 181003 Marie St. Pierre. Roberta Cvetnic. SQSJHN STAFF A 79 English Art Mary Slrampe: Research Techniques, English 9 A and B, English A and B. Jan Joslyn: Intermediate Composition, World Classics, NoveUShort Story, Pre-College Composition. Mike Holm: English 10 A and B, English 9 A and B, Research Techniques. Linda Christison: English 9 A and B, Research Techniques, Pre-College Literature, NoveUShort Story. Rolf Olson: Speech, Creative Writing, Media Studies, English 9 A and B. Sonja Anderson: English 9 A and B, Journalism. Not Pictured: Sharon Bestrom: English 10 A and B, Science Fiction, Pre- College Literature, Media Studies. Lynda Richey: Pre- College Composition, Science Fiction, English 9 A and B. Bill Salinger: Pre-College Composition, Modern Short Literature, English 10 A and B. Loretta Peterson: English Department Aide. Not Pictured: Melanie Ebert: Design, Drawing I and 11, Painting I and II, Commercial Design 1, Jewelry. Bill Finnerly: Design, Commercial, Art, Sculpture, Printmaking, Commerical Design II. Library Marilyn Branson. Diane Tufte. Cindy Stiever. 80 ,9 STAFF I Colleen Clymer: Interpersonal Relationship I and II, Gourmet Cooking, Biology A and B. Kathy Palmer: Occupational Relations, Roles of Women and Men in Literature, English 9 B. Pal Hill: Occupational Relations. Jean Gibbs: Parenting, Independent Living, Creative Foods, Foods. Not Pictured: Peg Overturf: Creative Foods, Sewing, International Foods. mawageuew 9W1 P C Q- y-n o 0 Not Pictured: Rick Spielman. Jan Tronstad. A a a C 99 y-u '11 Patti Rude: Introductory French A and B. Mary Ellen O Manny: Introductory French A and B, Advanced French a A and B. Eva Schnasse: Introductory German I A and B, 03' German II, III, and IV A and B. Betty Schloner: Spanish 5 II A and B, Advanced Spanish I A and B. Not Pictured: F Glynn DeMers: Introductory Spanish. Judy Hiilger: 93 German II. Marlys Joly: Advanced Spanish I A and B, 5 Spanish III A and B. Marylou Kuefler: Introductory on Spanish A and B, Advanced Spanish II A and B, Spanish IV 9:: A and B. On CD STAFF I 81 Keith Erickson: General Math A and B, Algebra A and B. Jim Snavely: Computer Science I and II, Geometry A and B, Advanced Algebra A and B. Paula Wong: Advanced Algebra A and B, Computer Science I, Algebra A and B. Carla McCarty: Pre-Algebra A and B, Algebra A and B, Computer Science. John Winterhaller: Computer Science. Algebra, Analysis A and B. No! Pictured: John Bell: Calculus A and B, Computer Science I and II, Pascal, Applied Basic. Tom Berger: Algebra A and B, Geometry A and B. Nancy Culdberg: Geometry, Advanced Algebra. Vince Thomas: Pre-Algebra A and B, Algebra A and B. Math Not Pictured: Mike Matson: Choristers, Concert Choir, Varsity Choir. Em Stark: Varsity Band, Concert Band, Wind Ensemble. Music ' IlpF'lmmnnrw .Ml; W'iH' 'IL dh- mama W I:'I Dick Emahiser: Introductory Weight Training. Advanced Weight Training, Phy. Ed. 10 Team, Phy. Ed. 9. Nancy I Pudas: Jazz-ExerciseIAerobics, Phy. Ed. 9, Advanced Recreation II. Not Pictured: Bill Holte: Phy. Ed. 9. Consumer Math. Phy. Ed. 10 Team and Individual, Advanced Recreation I and II. Kris Nelson: Phy. Ed. 10.. Health. Physical Education 82 STAFF Steve Lindow: Biology A and B, Advanced Biology Conservation. Gary Parnes: Physical Science. Steve Rude: Physical Science A and B. Craig Johnson: Biology A and B. Not Pictured: Byron Anderson: Engineernig Physics, Humanities Physics. John Hodgens: Chemistry Study A and B, Advanced Chemistry A and B. Karen Seeger: Chemistry Study A and B, Environmental Chemistry. Paul Schee: Physical Science A and B. Linda Turnquist: Advanced Biology Behavioral, Biology A and B. aouagas Not Pictured: Harvey Clark: Woodworking, Metals, Advanced Woodworking. Tim Kasprowicz: Digit I and II, Basic Electronics, Electronics I and II. Rocco Levering: Mechanized Drawing, Stereo Systems, Photography, Architectural Design, Advanced Photography. SIJV IBEJISDPUI Sue Herwig: English Essentials, Personal Developments. Jim Anker: Study Skills, English Essentials, Level II. Jane Thibert: Personal Development. Valerie Lewis: EMH, Study Skills. Helen Etnier: English Essentials Level 11, Study Skills, Math Essentials. Not Pictured: Marie Hogan. PEI IBEO9dS UOIIBOH STAFF A 83 f 2-14-43 Q 34-33-2 The Combi 0f Organi 49-27-41 12-36-121 45-36- 1 3 24-26- 1 2 Right nation zations 4-23-19 33-6-1 l 0fficers Seniors This year9s Senior class officers were from left to right: President Jim Rasmussen, Katie Makie, Tim Farley, Anil Tadavarthy, Janell Geason, and Stephanie Van Asten. Missing from the picture were David Kottke and Alan Rylance. J uniors This year the Junior class had an executive board. Itgs members were from left to right: Brian Butzow, David Fisher, Doug Haberman, and Lisa Van Asten. Sophomores This year3s Sophomore class executive board members were from left to right: Heather Pappas, Todd Smalley, and Shelley Schindeldecker. Missing from the picture was Paul Morrow. a'WSorry Freshmen, next year you can have your picture in here too. Get a 9 ll 86 y ORGANIZATIONS board together and you II have no problem. . This year's National Honor Society con- tistvd of members which represented ap- pmximatvly ten percent of the Senior class and five percent of the Junior class. In order to be a member of NHS, 3 student must have at least a 3.6 grade point average and be selected by a committee of teachers an the basis of character leadership and ser- vice t0 the community. This year NHS ex- panded it's role in the community by trying new projects. This goal was reached through projects such as a tutor-student matching program, the sponsorship of a semi-formal dance and the organization of a blood drive through the Red Cross. In addition, NHS continued itas recognition of excellence and sponsorship of the food drive. Thanks to our NATIONAL HONOR SOICIETY adviser Mrs. Janet Holman for her support throughout the year. Top row: Laurie Cuccia. Lisa Steiner, Julie Mills, Kristin Meyer. Richard Check. Tim Barth, Harmon Bloomquist. Tim Gilk. Doug Haberman, Joel Komschlies, Kurt Sandness, Matt Lyon. Randy Voas. David Fisher, Kris Rapp. Middle row: Wendy Newman. Mary Campbell, Steve Debol. Greg Gardner. Treasurer Vicki Kiesow. President Anil Tadavarthy. Vice-President Jay Storms, Historian Tom Lundberg, Tom Dover. Mike Daily, Karen Quanbet-k. Bottum row: Stephanie Schuck. Dawn Longshore, Kris Kalenda, Kelley Royer. Kim Buckingham. Rhonda Kingt Shannon Lynch. Kris Kimmel. Jim Rasmussen. Tom Ellingson. Steve Wilson. JuIie Chiavazza. ORGANIZATIONS 87 DECA 1985 was a super year for DECA with Shawn Maghami taking first place in State for Sales Demonstration Soft Lines, second in the District Soft Lines and third place in Gvnvral Merchandising. Then came Matt Emry placing fourth in the State for Sales Demonstration Hard Lines and third in District for General Competition. Mark McKay took first in District Restaurant and Marketing Management and Written Event. HRGrtVlltTIUNS In Roleplay for District Restaurant and Marketing Management. Jeff Winship plac- ed third and placed fifth in the State for Roleplay in Restaurant and Markvting Management. Jennifer Furhmann took so- cond overall in General Merchandising and third for Roleplay in Public Speaking and Demonstration Soft Lines, and first place in General Merchandising and Supervision. Good going, DECAY Top row: Karen Brady, Diane Marshall, Mark McKay. Dau- Anderson. Jeff Winship, Jennifer Olson, Carla Gn-iman. Advisor Bob Feldman. Bottom row: Isa Swendsen, Matt Emry, Shawn Maghami, Jennifer Fuhrmann. Top row: Secretary Kim Eastman, Julie Johnson, Lee Ann Barsness. Advisor Diane Meyers. Bottom row: Treasurer Kathy Curtis. Historian Sue- Sornsen. Sue Martinson, Presidrnl Dale Ann Murphy. OEA had a good year. Kathy Curtis was the only one of the members to place in State Com- She General Clerical. They did well in the regions, however. Sue Sornsen placed third in Typing and first in Extemporaneous Verbal Communication 1. Sue petition. second in placed Martinson was third in Information Com- municatiom and Dale Ann Murphy placed fourth in Job Interview 11 and second in Ex- temporaneous Verbal Communications 11. Well done DEA! ORGANIZATIONS 89 unior Board of Directors The Junior Board of Directors is made up of Seniors. It is sponsored and works with the Suburban National Bank of Eden Prairie. The members of the Junior Board of Directors learn about business and bank- ing through various activities. To be on the Junior Board of Directors you fill out an ap- plication and submit it to the guidance of- fice. We suggest that if anyone of you out there has any desire to be on the board that you apply. You even get paid to do it! Have fun! unior Board Top row: Dale Ann Murphy, Jay Storms, Matt Furbcr. Paul Charchian, Tom Lundberg, Wendi Platz. Bottom row: Lisa Guthmueller, Secretary Katie Makie, Chair- man Greg Gardner, Shari Breyfogle. of Directors URGA N IZATIONS Contrary to what many of the students here at Eden Prairie High School believe, we do have 3 Debate Club. At the present time it is composed of Mary Strampe, the coach, and seniors, Tom Lundberg, Jodea Judson, and Wendi Platz. The Debate Club, like other teams, travels to other schools to compete. The meets are usually on Fridays and Saturdays. They usually run 3-4 rounds and last for several hours. Several schools compete at each meet. The Debate Cluh uses the Lincoln-Douglas Format. Many of you are familiar with this format from your freshman English class. It is called 66one per- son debate,9 because there is only one debater on each side. Each team member spends weeks researching and writing their speeches. The debater must he prepared to debate each side. Three minutes before the debate, the judges will tell you which side Bottom row: Tom Lundberg. Top row: Wendi Platz, Jodea Judson. Debate you will be debating and you have three minutes to prepare. In the spring, there is a State Tournament. Scholarships and awards are given. In addition, the members are able to earn pins, and hopefully, a dinner from Mrs. Strampe. The debate team was not very active this year because Coach Strampe was having a baby. Good luck to next yearis team! !! Debate ORGANIZATIONS l 91 Prom Committee People who are interested in planning and preparing for the spring JuniortSenior Prom make up the Prom Committee. The committee is set-up so members can par- ticipate when they can. Meetings are held when a specific decision has to be made. Some of them were: what band to have, where to hold the prom tit was decided to have it at the Sheraton Park Placet, the din- ner menu, what day to have the prom and what to sell to raise money. We decided to have a Valentineas dance with the Bedrock band. They were a big hit and helped to keep the price for the prom tickets down. A lot of time and effort was given by the peo- ple 0n prom committee to make the prom of 1985 affordable, fun, and worthwhile. If you went to prom this year you knew what a success it was. Bottom row: Carolyn Huhn, Sherry Olson, Catherine Turner, Kris Kimmel, Kelley Royer, Kim Buckingham, Anne-Marie Fairfield, Tracy Tomczik, Lisa Guthmueller. Kathy Smith. Top row: Melanie Ebert, Mickey Welter, Heidi Harding, Jenny Nelson, Katie Makie, Kim Komula. Terry Mitchelson, Dawn Knutson, Kathy Holmberg, Kristie Smith, Wendi Platz. ORGANIZATIONS Inter- national Club WW Bottom row: Casey Wiedemann, Terry Milchdson, Mouy Te, Lynn Willmoro, Maggie Duffy, Susanne Gruner. Top row: Kalpana Venkatapuram, Ahmed Ismail, Matt Furber, Presi- dent Andrew Furber, Vice President Matt Lyon, Ake Pel- lersson, Anna Edstrom, Truc Truong, Anne Butcher. International Club ORGANIZATIONS z 93 Band Varsity Bottom row: Chris Allmann, Stephanie Schuft, Tara Hutson, Catherin Solberg, Amy Steiner, Sue Brown, Karin Olson. Second row: Kris Sornsen, Lara Tebelius, Molly Minton, Michele Graff, Rachel Nubson, Jennie Kenyon, Lisa Hopson. Top row: Tracie McLaughlin. Debbie Hegge, Katie Renslow, Kristin Ruebling, Lisa Weyer. Kamara Kotschevar, Mr. Em Stark, Director. Concert Bottom row: Lisa Weyer, Brenda Johnson, Lynette Hedlund, Laura Smith, Nikki Paumen, Aimee Crook, Kathy Whalen, Shari Lindsey, Kirsten Edstrom, Katie Judson, Vicki Stallings, Nancy Nelson, Tracy Heelan. Second row: Jon Eide, Jeff Englar, Erik Weinzapfel, Penny Fletcher, Sreenu Tadavarthy, Steve Yi, Jennie Lafrenz. Shelly Olson, Beth Luoma, Jackie Creiman, Heather Erickson. Debbie Bowman, Bridget LeVoir. Third row: Mike Jaszczak, John Bain, Laura Gibson, Don Dally, Mike Holdham, Greg Tornoe, Kevin Fischer, Sean Fitzsimmons, Mark Hagen, Tom Leslie, Eric Leaf, Brad Krisko. Top row: Mark Hirman, Dave McLaren, Jillian Harper, Mike Sandness, Aaron Harmon, Dave Boseck, Ron Somerville, John 01k, Dan Best, Mr. Em Stark, Director. Not pictured: Lyn Baker, Susanne Gruner, Melissa Olson, Scott Corman, Darren Cattnach. Wind Ensemble Bollnm row: Nicole Menz. Angie Harrington. Wendy Newman, Kristin Meyer. Lisa Weyer. Tracey Fiedler. Becky Hall, Kristie Smith. Kathie Smith. Kurt Hagen, Rich Check, Doug Wruck, Greg Gardner. Second row: Tim Gilk. Harmon Bloomquist, Tina Kutt. Matt Kenneth. Laurie Guccia. Jamie Schuchman. Lisa Steiner. Robin Glabe. David Dahl. Fred Hanson, Nick Lehnertz, Bruce Enger. Rick Haupt. Third row: Jill Waterbury, Steve Check. Brent Cook. Vickie Conway. Russ Compton, Tom Masher, Kari Wells. Jeff Voas. James Pemberton, Jef Hall, Kelsey Brown, Charley Knapp. Top row: Kathy Kohl, Jill Stiele. Matt Hilleman, Brian Danielson. Sherri Navarrme. Mr. Em Stark, Director. Not pictured: David Kottke. Matt Lyon. Carrie Gates. Marcy Luke, Laura Smith. Stc-Ve Higgins. Ben Hanback. 9-1. ORGANIZATIONS Choir Concert Bottom row: Robin Glabe, Jennifer Short, Wendy Wheeler, Liz Cecchettini, Jill Tyson, Dana Vukelich, Laurie Cuccia, Laura Goodman, Sandy Luesse, Lisa Weyer, Director Michael Matson. Second row: Tammy Snicker, Sandy Dyer, Kristin Meyer, Catherine McDonald, Mara Voelke, Dean Petersen, Ron Cassette, Jeanne Scheible, Jane Sekely, Darcy Jacobson. Third row: Gina Wacker, Lisa Chiavazzi, George Siemens, Erik Albrecht, Mark Overstreet, Chris Howard, Tim Gilk, Andrew Furber, Lisa Steiner, Cheri Gunderson, Kim Komula, Melissa Lindeman. Top row: Nicole Menz, Darla Best, Gretchen Sporleder, Lynne Con- way, Sara Gilderhus, Stephanie Van Asten, Kristin Peterson, Matt Furber, Dave Dahl, Kelly Thompson, Connie Grandmason. Not pictured: Sue Brandt, Tracy Finnager, Jacqui Greene, Thalesa Jones, Diane May, Matt Patterson, Dan Hamblin, Kristi Quiggle, Pauline Sutliff, Chris Reid, Anna Penn, Lila Rohana. Choristers Bottom row: Cindy Anderson, Ericka Quist, Heidi Peterson, Deb- bie Slaub, Dana Vukelich, Melissa Hopson, Beth McDonald, An- drea Poppendieck, Lisa Weyer, Director Michael Maison. Second row: Amanda Peterson, Wendy Howell, Paula DeGideo, Kris Korbell, Lisa Cermak, Karen Fisher, Lori Wagner, Amy Steiner. Third row: Jennifer Kenyon, Katherine Renslow, Jenny Conway, Melanie Horn, Krista Sampson, Jenny Lillie, Carin Johnson, Kris Holbrook, Laurie Gilk. Top row: Kris Sornson, Sue Brown, Michelle Graff, Debbie Hegge, Lara Tebelius, Gail Hiltner, Lisa Bonneville, Kris Ruebling. ORGANIZATIONS 95 Drama Bottom row: Kelly Thompson, Mara Voelke, Kerry Heinrich, Wendy Wheeler. Top row: Suzie Sime, Theresa Brown, Andrew Furber, Terry Mitchelson, Michael Tushie, Don Pavelka, Rolf Olson. Top row: Adviser Nancy Guldberg, Sreenu Tadavarthy, Steve Yi, David Andreasen, Dave Heimbuch, Advisor John Winterhalter. Bottom row: Steve Debol, Ryan Sarenpa, Richard Check, Shawn OtNeill. Not pictured: Anna Penn, Bridget 0,DonneH, Lynn Willmore, Todd Crawford. Math League Eden Prairie had a math team for the first time this year. Their advisors were John acCoach99 Winterhalter and Nancy Guldberg. They participated in five meets at different schools throughout the year. The students from each team competed individually as well as a group on individual and group tests. Eden Prairie,s team struggled at the beginning, but improved consistently throughout the season. :A.X2+h2- 3 ORGANIZATIONS t 9 7 Eyrie The Eyrie staff started the year with a new advisor, Sonja Anderson, and only a couple of experienced reporters. Throughout the year the staff grew. They worked with Mrs. Ander- son and became familiar with their roles in the production of the newspaper. This was done by reporting, writing, typing, proofreading, writing headlines, paste-ups, and distributing the final papers to the homerooms. The dedica- tion and hard work of the staff has been shown by the successful issues theyive completed this year. Good luck, next year,s staff! H Top row: Advisor Sonja Anderson, Kris Medd, Niki: Paumen, Lee Christiansen, Steve Lyngdal, Dave Blagdon. Cindy Michaels, Theresa Brown, Laura Reynolds. Bottom row: Ann Leitzke, Laura Bigelow, Co-Editor in Chief Katir Makie. Co-Editor in Chief Shawn Janes, News Editor Wen- di Platz, Casey Wiedemann. Not pictured: Brenda Nickolai, Stacey Moen, Steve Yi, Jenny Sethre. i E PRAIR ORGANIZATIONS Top row: Aimee Crook, Heidi Hoffman, Kurt Hagen, Ad- visor Carolyn Knuth. Bottom row: Julie Lyng, Co-Editor Aimee Sixel, Tracy Tomczik, Co-Editor Carolyn Huhn. Yearbook This year the yearbook had itsg ups and downs, as does any organization that is trying to make publication. At times we thought we weren7t going to get it done. Then just when we were ready to give up, our luck changed and we got things finished. Not always on time but we got them done. Making a yearbook takes a lot of time. You need dedicated, hardworking people who have the time and talent to organize and put things together. The yearbook staff this year finally pulled it off with a small staff of people. Thanks to our editors Carolyn Huhn and Aimee Sixel, and our advisor Carolyn Knuth. Good luck next yearas year- book staff! !! 15-9-32 33-1 1-19 The Combi of 1 2-24-36 9-7 - l 3 Wm 3-6-40 19.11-5 Right nation Sports :.17.26 21-10-13 Football Eden Prairie had a fine year in football. We finished second in our conference losing a heartbreaking game to Hutchinson in the Con- ference Championship. Next year we6ll win for sure! U 1984-85 Them Us Buffalo 6 l 8 Orono 8 34 Shakopee 0 6 Glencoe l 4 3 3 Chaska l 6 20 Hutch 2 3 6 Mound l 4 2 3 Waconia 2 l 3 3 Rosemount 4 7 20 Top: Time Out! !! Middle: We did it! !! Bottom: All right you guys, lefs get movin ' 102 SPORTS Football Upper Left: Will I ever brgaak away? Upper Right: That Big League Chew tastes good! Middle Left: Humf-f-f-f-f-f-f-f! Middle Right: 2 3-2 5-19-Hut! Lower Left: What are you doing? ! ? ; SPORTS 103 Boys Soccer This year9s BoyTs Soccer team had its definite ups and downs. The season started out with injuries and a few losses. As the season progressed so did the team. The team began to win and work together. The captains were Jim Rasmussen and Tom Ellingson. Most valuable players were Steve Galleger and Jim Rasmussen. Matt Patterson was voted most improved. Together as a team the guys beat Chaska and went on the sec- ond round of playoffs. A disappointing loss to Jefferson in the second round ended a season of hard work and determination. Good luck next year and a great job, guys! !! 1984-85 Them Us Chaska 6 2 Apple Valley 1 0 Lakeville 4 0 Armstrong 4 0 Irondale 1 0 Orono 4 O Mound 2 3 Richfield 2 5 Prior Lake 3 8 Orono 2 2 Mound 1 l Benilde 4 2 T m? a9 .. t .. . . . , 5: ' n4 4 a . , ; T0W'keitawa J' n - J; T: ' Tmu- . r ' . Boaom: Leth EOYEAEIILTES!!! I I. . W ?Vt'i t . 2 - eizsg; A . ..h . if , 104 t SPORTS GirPs Soccer There was a new twist to the soccer program at Eden Prairie High School this year, with the addition of the first ever Girlis Soccer team. Although they didnit have that many games, they still showed that they could win. Thatis super! They played very well for being a new team and dian let their three losses get them down. They hope to become part of a conference in the next few years and with determina- tion they will be able to do it. This season ended with much enthusiasm and many dreams for the future. Good luck to the upcoming girlis soc- cer teams! ! 1 984-85 WON LOST Top: Come on you can do it if you put your mind to it!! Bottom: Thumbs up, Antoinettel! 106 t SPORTS Swimming, Girls! ! f;mt4g7 . l n .1 n . uuuauuuu . 43'suuuuuunu ouuliMI-JQI 2-5V . AJ1 A . 1984-85 Rosemount Chaska Hutchinson Prior Lake Mound Shakopee Top: Look Ma, no hands! Middle: What grace, Them 73 114 32 90 83 70 GirPs Swimming The girPs swimming team started the 1984-85 season ready to work hard and improve hoping to go '0 State. The season ended with 4 wins out of 6 meets. Chris Hillman, Diane May, Susie Jackman and Kris Rapp qualified for the State swimming competiton this year. Diane, Chris, Susie and Kris swam the freestyle relay e Chris Hillman the 200 meter relay and Kris Rapp the 100 meter butterfly. The combina- tion of these girls and the other members of the team gave Eden Prairie Us 99 58 81 89 102 what form, what EAGLE style! Bottom: On your mark, get set . . . an excellent 1985 swimming season, losing only 2 meets. Super SPORTS 8 107 Boy9s CC Running This year the BoyTs Cross Country team did very well. They were undefeated in the conference. Many fine performances were seen by the members of the cross country team. The team took second in Regions and sixteenth in State competition. The captain this year was Steve Lyngdal. The most valuable player was Dan Sekely and the most improved player was Dave Fisher. Good luck to next yearTs boyTs cross country team. 1 984-85 Place Chaska, Buffalo lst Princeton Invitational 2nd Chaska, Mound, Orono lst Buffalo Invitational 2nd Hutchinson, Buffalo, Mound lst Alexandria Invitational 4th Suburban West Meet lst Region 2AA 2nd State 1 6th Top: Come on you guys, let's go! !! 108 T SPORTS GirPs CC Running The GirPs Cross Country team did well also. They took third at regions. The captain this year was Vicki Kiesow. The informa- tion on the most valuable and the most improved players was not available to us at the time of publication. You know who you are though. Good job girls! !! 1984-85 Place Chaska, Buffalo 2nd Princeton Invitational 2nd Chaska, Mound, Orono 1st Buffalo Invitational 4th Hutchinson, Buffalo, Mound 2nd Suburban West Meet 3rd Region 2AA 3rd . ... 9k 2,. M , t- H, .. .t 'Agfx-ggi: .9s' 9. f . 9 Bottom: Susie Brandt, Karen 9Quanbeck and Lee 4 ' e T t t . ' t T t Ann Carlson run for the flmsh Ilne. SPORTS t 109 Volleyball The girlis volleyball team had a great season with only 2 losses, one to Mayer Lutheran and one to Lakeville. Even losing in the first round of the play-offs didnit dampen their enthusiasm. Many strong and talented seniors left the team this year which means the team will have to work harder to win in 986. Good Luck Volleyball! ! 1984-85 CONT. Wayzata Stillwater Waconia Prior Lake Buffalo Chaska Hopkins Mayer Lutheran Clencoe Hutchinson Mound Orono Shakopee Lakeville wr-HOHNHWNQOOHQH? Q 3 CWWWWWOWWWWOBUDWE Top: Up and over. Bottom: Itis mine! 1 10 a SPORTS '73.!II if q o '31'. Upper Left: Itas yours! Upper Right: O.K. you guys. Now, this is what we have to do next. Middle Left: 1-2-3 . . . JUMP! Middle Right: One of the volleyball players teaches the crowd the new dance. Left: Come on . . . Lethe goH SPORTS t 1 1 l Girl9s Tennis The Cirrs Tennis season was full most improved was Stacy Busch. of victory. The girls worked hard The team beat both Chaska and and it paid off. Their overall stan- Prior Lake at Sub-Regions to move ding was 15 wins and only 3 losses. on to Regions. At Regions they Captains were Barb Brill and ended their terrific season with 3 Mickey Welter. Voted most defeat by Willmar. valuable was Kristin Andersen and 1984-85 f Them Apple Valley Rosemount e Hutchinson Waconia New Prague Chaska Shakopee Breck Minneapolis South Buffalo Mound Prior Lake Orono Chaska Prior Lake Willmar Blaine Sibley m NOWHOMV-NOWOHOOO-HHN muchwmowugoqouu-qwomc Top: Come on. swing at it! Middle: Most improved player. Stacy Busch. Bottom: Come on you guys. serve- the ham! 1 l2 SPORTS B0y9s Swimming The Eden Prairie Boy,s Swimming team tried so hard to win a meet, but they were out of luck, except for their second meet against Chaska e winning by two points. The 1985 captains were Frank Crisafulli and Pat McGraw. The most improved player was Ryan Skare and the most valuable was Frank Crisafulli. HereTs to a fantastic upcoming 1986 season. 1 984-85 Them Us Chaska 8 7 76 Richfield 96 5 3 Minnetonka 98 7 4 Lakeville 96 61 Prior Lake 9 1 7 5 Jefferson 7 0 1 3 C00per 5 7 26 Chaska 86 88 Top: Splashin9 away! Middle: The Bare-Chested Men!! Bottom: Awaiting their turn to perform. SPORTS r 113 Hockey The Eagles Hockey team started the season with high hopes of get- ting t0 the state playoffs. Those hopes were broken when they lost a chance for a playoff berth against St. Louis Park by one point in over- time. Their overall record was eleven wins and ten losses. The captains this year were Tom Ellingson, Greg Jones, and Steve Galleger. They hope to push ahead and reach state competition next year, and with determination and a little bit of hard work we think they can do it. Wegre rootinh for you guys! H 1984-85 Them m Orono Blake Centennail Benilde Buffalo Simley Chaska Breck St. Louis Park Shakopee Orono Hutchinson Hutchinson Buffalo Chaska Mound Shakopee St. Louis Park ummumwommm-h-Acwwwmw cxw-pwwmwcxmgrdoopochxmmc 1 l4 SPORTS Top: Skating to an EAGLE victoryl! Bottom: Good ole EmmieH g 5 3- Y Top Ivfl: Oh my gosh! Whon-E the puck??? Top right: There it is! Middlv loft: Captain Tum Ellingson mumbor l H and his faithful teammates! H Hiddlv right: What form and style!! Left: Come on TommyH SPORTS v 115 116 Top: Takin. a breatherH Middle: Ouch! That hurtsi! Bottom: Come on ref. call it!! SPORTS Wrestling This yearis wrestling team made the 1985 season one of the best for Eden Prairie. They won nine and lost only four matches. This record brought them to the regions. Even though our team lost in the first round, two wrestlers qualified and competed in the state competitions e Paul Kahn and Scott Ledin. Paul took second place and Scott took fifth place. Good job, wrestlers! H Them Us Minneapolis South 1 2 47 Glencoe 2 2 3 3 Hutchinson 3 2 1 9 Mound 1 8 34 Orono 1 2 48 Chaska l 0 49 Shakopee 2 0 2 3 Buffalo 29 2 3 Wrestling Upper Left: You better watch it . . . Pm mean! Upper Right: Ar-r-r-r-r-r-r-r-gh! !! Middle Left: Paul takes a breather. Middle Right: What? I dian false start! Left: I gotcha! !! SPORTS 1 1 7 Boys Basketball This year the Boys Basketball team started fresh with a new coach and practically an all new team. The captains this year were Ron Brun- ner, Scott Kesti, Mark Nelson, and Rich Stans. If you attended some of their games you saw some very close and disappointing losses. Their overall record was five wins, sixteen losses and zero ties. With some practice and determination the Boygs Basketball team of Eden Prairie High School will do better in the 1985-86 season. Good job, guys!! 1 984-85 Them Us Chaska 2 8 3 2 Clencoe 42 2 9 Hutchinson 38 36 Mound 4 l 39 Lakeville 49 5 4 Brainerd 5 2 38 Orono 40 3 8 Shakopee 46 4 2 Waconia 44- 5 3 Buffalo 48 4- 7 Chaska 5 3 3 7 Clencoe 29 38 Hutchinson 63 32 Orono 42 6 1 Shakopee 5 l 49 Waconia 4- 7 6 3 Buffalo 69 54 Chaska 60 38 Bloomington Kennedy 68 31 l 18 SPORTS Top: Come on Rich, make that shot!! .BottOm: Alley 00p! !! Boys Basketball Bison Tnp lvfl: Lvlk make that shot! Top right: Patiently walvhing from the bench. Middle Iofl: Thc- ganw of basketball. Middle righl: FUl'LY! Lofl: Play ball?! SPORTS I 19 GirPs Basketball Three cheers to Eden Prairie7s. GirPs Basketball Team. Even though they only won five games they kept trying to win them all. 1986 will be their year. The cap- tains were Sue Ostlund and Sharelle Petersen. Sue Stephan was the'most valuable player and Tammy Holmes was the most improved. Here7s to 1986!! 1 984-85 Them Us Chaska 39 43 Glencoe 6 3 46 Hutchinson 4 1 2 7 Mound 48 36 Richfield 29 43 Mound 46 29 Wayzala 3 7 5 l Orono 7O 5 7 Shakopce 56 50 Waconia 3 7 47 Buffalo 42 46 Chaska 45 4 l Glencoe 69 4 l Hutchinson 56 35 Mound 38 28 Orono 6 l 50 Shakopee 49 44 Waconia 54 4 1 Buffalo 63 56 Top: JUMPH Bottom: Good Terry. Hold that pose!! 120 7 SPORTS Upper left: Is it gonna come down? Upper right: J-V girls take a rest. Middle left: And away she goes!! Middle right: 1 got it! ! V, Bottom left: Time out! H SPORTS 121 Gymnastics The Cirlls Gymnastics team this year was just stupendous, winning every single meet they had. Their overall record was eleven wins and zero losses. They won the con- ference championship. The only loss they suffered was in the state meet when they lost by .10 of a point. They broke many school records and even made some more. Coaches this year were Linda and John Christison. The captains were Liz Peter and Nicole Welter. The most valuable players were Liz and Nicole and the most improved was Jodi Bender. Weire sure that since just about the whole team will be back next year there will be even more surprises. Good job girls! ! l2 2 SPORTS mewwamww amt? weymvwmw 4 .vAg-eci '.:.-.-.,':a:-mua,L .A .. Top right: his another Mary Lou!! Middle left: Liz Peter demonstrating her award winning bars routine. Middle right: Howis your balance? Bottom right: The winnersll Bottom left: Eden Prairie Cymnasts nervously awaiting the start of yet another meet. Boy 9 s X - C Skiin g This year the Boyls Cross Country Ski team did very well. Out of nine meets, they won eight and lost only one. There were very outstanding performances seen by many of the team members this year. Mike Twiss took first place at the Hopkins relays and Steve Lyngdal took first at the State meet. The captains this year were Steve Lyngdal, Mike Twiss and Scott Fitzgerald. The most improved team member was Nick Lehnertz. Many strong and talented Seniors will be leaving this year so we extend our $6good luckH message to the underclassmen who will continue the cross country skiing tradition here at Eden Prairie High School. Great job guys! !! 1984-85 ThemUs Stillwater 23 24 Lakeville 1 7 35 Park Center 20 35 Wayzata 1 7 36 Prior Lake 22 33 Chaska 7 40 Elk River 25 30 Blake 1 7 38 ' 9 6111 s X - C Skiin g This year the Girl,s Cross Country Ski team tried hard to win all of their meets, but just fell short. Out of their four- teen meets, they won five and lost nine. They took sixth in the Terrace Oaks sectional meet. The captains this year were Karen Quanbeck and Lisa Sarles. The most valuable member of the team was Karen Quanbeck and the most im- proved was Susie Brandt. We wish the girPs cross country ski team luck in their coming years. Go for it, girls! ! ! 1 984-85 ThemUs Park Center 21 34- Stillwater 40 15 Lakeville 29 26 Wayzata 20 39 Prior Lake 12 20 Chaska 10 26 Elk River 19 31 Osseo 3 l 70 Blake 32 23 Washington 40 l 5 Skiing SPORTS y 123 B0y9s Downhil Skiing This year the Boy7s Downhill Skiing team did well, winning nine meets and losing only four. They placed second in the Grand Rapids Invitational and fifth in the Welch Village Invita- tional. In the State Sectionals, Eden Prairie7s team placed seventh out of twelve. Mike Bragg was the most dedicated team member, Kevin Johnson the most valuable, and Scott Bowman the most improved. Rich Check and Kevin Johnson were the captains of this fine team. Push for State in 1986 guys! !! 1 984-85 Them Us Edina 46 9 Minnetonka 42 l 3 Armstrong 37 l 8 Richfield 19 36 Jefferson 44 1 l Wayzata 28 2 7 Cooper 13 42 Kennedy 1 4 41 Wayzata l 7 35 Blake 21 35 Top: Ler go KevinH Bottom: Our four fun-loving captains take time out for a mug shot!!! l 24 7 SPORTS GirPs Downhill Skiing The Girlis Downhill Skiing team did a super job this year, win- ning ten and losing only four e watch out guys! They placed fifth out of twenty-three teams in the Welch Village Invitational and second in the Grand Rapids Invitational. They beat some very tough teams this year, and their scores show us they had a lot of spunk and enthusiasm which helped them win almost all of their meets. The captains this year were Becky Hall and Wendy Traaseth. Becky was voted the most valuable, Wendy the most dedicated, and Lisa Holand the most improved. Congratulations and good luck to the downhill ski team of 1986! H i e A A 1984-85 Them Us Edina 40 15 Minnetonka 32 23 Armstrong 18 3 7 Richfield 13 42 Hopkins 21 34 Stillwater 15 4-0 Jefferson 33 22 Wayzata 9 46 Cooper 1 3 42 Blake 32 23 Kennedy 20 35 Orono l 9 35 Top: Great Skiing, PaulaH Middle: Kris Kalenda shows us the correct way to ski e Eden Prairie style! H SPORTS r 125 Boys Baseball This year the BoyTs Baseball team had its ups and downs. Out of seventeen games they won five and lost twelve. The captain this year was Dan Olson. The most valuable player was Dave Stevenson and the most improved player was Rob J ohnson. The coach was Mr. Ryski. Good luck to next yearns team. 1984-85 THEM US Waconia 2 0 Buffalo 8 0 Chaska l 0 1 Glencoe 0 l Mound 8 0 Hutchinson 7 8 Orono 1 O Shakopee 1 2 2 Waconia 6 l 6 Buffalo 7 0 Chaska 1 0 Glencoe 6 7 Hutchinson 8 2 sorry, there werenn any pictures available. 126 T SPORTS Boys Tennis This year the Boys Tennis team had a super season winning ten out of ten matches. They were undefeated and ended up winning the conference. Their overall record was sixteen wins and three losses. The captains this year were Matt Patterson and Scott Ledin. The most valuable was J .P. Demetriou and the most improved was Steve Danielson. Keep up the good work guys! ! 1 984-85 THEM US St. Louis Park 0 7 - Buffalo 0 7 Mound 3 4 Chaska 0 7 Burnsville 5 2 Blaine 2 5 Prior Lake 0 7 Wayzata 2 5 Hopkins 5 2 Hutchinson 2 5 Orono 0 7 Buffalo 0 7 Mound 1 6 ' Sorry, there weren7t any pic- tures available. SPORTS 7 1 27 GirPs Softball This yearhs Cirrs Softball team had a great season. Overall, they won thirteen games and lost only seven. They tied for second in the conference, by winning twelve of their sixteen games. They lost to Mankato East in the region game. Their captains were Sharelle Peterson, Sue Stephan and Janell Geason. Heather Pieropan was the most valuable player and Sonja Hayden was voted the most improved. Great goinh girls!!! 1 984-85 THEM US Waconia l l 5 Buffalo 1 5 Chaska. 4 8 Glencoe 7 9 Mound 7 5 Hutchinson 3 6 Orono 7 l 2 Shakopee 8 5 Waconia 1 l 5 Buffalo 5 l 6 Chaska l l 1 Glencoe 5 6 Orono 1 8 p. 128 Top: Cot I little ' dandruff, Antoinette? Bottom: 1 think, Pl! give them my curve ball p. 129 Top: YeahH Bottom: What kind of pitch in it gonna be, this 128 y SPORTS time? GirPs Softball SPORTS 129 'VI Guys! Sorry. by the time of publication no arti- cle was available. Top: And it's a new school record!! Middle: On your mark. get set. 5000!! Bollom: IVs the big handoffH l 30 ' SPORTS m'igaW w tiliw ' - -1': . ,4. hp J'H- Trac .0 Girls! 'Sorry, by the time of publication no artio cle was available. Top: Faster! !! Middle: Up and over! !! Bottom: Shek going for a record! H SPORTS 1 3 1 GirPs Golf This year's GirPs Golf team did fairly well. Not a lot of informa- tion was available, but we did find out that their overall standing in the conference was sixth. The captains were Aimee Sixel and Marcy Luke. Aimee was voted the most valuable golfer and Heidi Harding was voted the most improved. Congratulations and good luck next year!! 1 984-85 Conference Standing: 6th Top: FOREH Bottom left: Come on Aimee, let's do it! H Bottom right: Lethe check out the course, Mr. Born. 132 t SPORTS Buys Golf This year,s Boyhs Golf team did fairly well. Their overall standing in the conference was 4th out of eight teams. They were beaten on- ly by Mound, Hutchinson, and Buffalo. Alan Rylance was the only golfer who went to the state tournament and he placed 24th. Not bad The captains this year were Alan Rylance and Kurt Sandness and the most valuable player was Kurt Sandness. Congratulations Alan and the rest of the team. 1 984-85 EP Scores Orono 4th Waconia 6th Chaska 4th Hutchinson 3 rd Shakopee 5 th Buffalo 1 st SPORTS t 133 Cheerleaders Every year at spring timv there arr tryouts for the following years5 chm'rlvading spots. If you make clwvrloading. you might be picked up at your house early in the morn- ing and be taken out to breakfast. Whatever your celebration may be, you will have fun during the year practicing cheers and performing at games or matches. There are many different sports you can try out for. Cufs Soccor, Girl's Soc- cer, Cirlas and Guygs Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling. Football. and Hockey. just to name a few. Good luck to anyone wishing to tryoutH 171, Gal ,, N QKw. i??npw mt: ix$a :41 t Top right: Come on ym guns. CHEERS Hiddlr loft: tioncrnlrationi! Hiddlv right: The EAGLE mascot. Loft: All smilvsH SH SPURTS Cheerleaders Top left that cheer should xn' do mm ? Top right: Thvfro nut all girls?! Hhul McCoy. Dan Olson. Dan Trunigvr. Chris Kollyd a Middle lvl'l: Smilv Kris and 3101. merv on vandid cumvraH Hiddlv right: Som'vr's our gamo! Bullum left: Comv on you EAGLE fans. Stand up and clap ymr handsu Hullum right: Walking away fmm yvt anullwr girlk sm'H-r game. SPORTS l 35 Football Cheer- leaders Left to right: Marcy Luke Kirsten Kihl Missy McMullen Nicole Welter Dana Cady Laura Bigelow Marni Peterson Kelley Royer Captaim Volleyball Cheer- leaders Top row: C. J. Page Amy Diamond Heather Fairfield Bollom row: Monica Harrington Angie Harrington Caplaim Kristina Kennedy 136 SPORTS Boys Soccer Cheer- leaders Top: Liz Brown Captaim Middle: Kim Buckingham Aimee Sixel Lisa Cuthmueller Bottom: Cory Blad Heather Harding Girls Soccer Cheerleaders Top: Paul McCoy Co-Captaim Middle: Tony Kelly Co-Captaim Dan Olson Bottom: Chris Kelly Dan Truniger SPORTS 137 GirPs Basketball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Jenny Olson Carron Angvall Barb Brill Captaim Wendy Newman Pam Beckman Boyas Basketball Cheerleaders Top Row: Kris Kimmel Middle Row: Stephanie Van Asten Captaim Tara Vorachek Lisa Van Aslen Captaim Bottom Row: Melissa Johnson 138 SPORTS Hockey Cheerleaders Top Row: Mickey Welter Tracy Tomczik Middle Row: Tracy Wagner Captaim Bottom Row: Kathy Frick Kelly Schaufler Wrestling Cheerleaders Top Row: Tracy Biniek Uhptaim Middle Row: Cathy Russ Cheri Gunderson Laura Kahn Bottom Row: Dana Vukelich SPORTS 139 BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - F in! row Kirk Johnson, Dave Fisher, Troy Godersnd. Secom row: Dan Sekely, Mike Twins, Steve Lyngdal, Pau Charchinn. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - First row: Mark Hagen, Brian Vessels, Matt Daily, Craig Hoel, Steve Schmidt, Scott McQuillen. Second row: Dave Fields, Nick Lehneru, Jim Greenwood, Chris Harrington, Shawn Beauchlne, Tom Leslie, Anil Tndavarthy, Jim Bowser, Randy Vols. Third row: Steve Siefken, Joe Grinnell, Chris Hartford, Alan Rylance, Dan Moe, Jason Stodola, Tom Auesud, Eric Pierson, Mike Kuuskvere. GIRUS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - Front row: Debbie Quanheck, Lisa Pearson, Susie Brandt. Second row: Karen Qunnbeck, Vicki Kiesow, Lisa Sarles. 14o SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY CIRUS CROSS COUNTRY: Bot- tom row: Kelly McGraw, Nikki Plaumen, Suzanne Plunkett, Collene Galler, Lisa Trager, Michelle Dudar, Stephanie Evans, Karen Fisher, Lynne Striker, Tasha : Kowalczyk, Jodi Bender, Karin Olson. Second row: I: . .' - Jenny Burton, Sara Duvick, Lynn Anderson, Nancy ' ' Olsen, Gayle Guy, Kara Solon, Darcy Jacobson, Shana Bainbridge, Jenny Harvey, Carla Mills, Kris Sornsen, Heather Russell. Top row: Robin Roettger, Michelle Deslauriers, Kelly Burn, Anna Mokvist, Gretchen Moenning, Heather Wurtz, Sue Sipper, Anne-Marie Fairfield, Jenny Olson, Kris Manson, Kara Hans. 1. mgwusx VARSITY GIRUS TENNIS: Bottom row: Kari Braun, Kari Anderson, Lisa Van Asten, Laura Ander- son. Second row: Michelle Meidinger, Kris Kimmel, Barb Brill, Heidi Harding, Mickey Welter, Coach Strohkirch. Top row: Stacy Busch, Melody Nelson, Jana Swanson, Kristin Anderson. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRUS TENNIS: Bottom row: Katie Judson, Sue Nelson, Karen Liljedahl, Emily Junk. Second row: Laurie Cuccia, Jane Yi, Kristin Peterson, Brenda King, Lisa Holand, Mary Campbell. Third row: Kelly Martin, Tammy Schindeldecker, Jill Steen, Laurelle Gilbert, Coach Clark, Janelle Gilbert, Monica Krueger, Susan Semotuk, Ann LeDuc. Top row: Nicole Menz, Kim Simons, Laura Jensen, Lee Ann Villella, Michelle Busch. SPORTS 141 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER . - Bottom row: Cheerleaders Lisa Guthmueller, Kim Buckingham, Aimee Sixel, Cory Blad, Heather Harding, Captain Liz Brown. Middle row: Mike Berdahl, Paul Henry, Kyle Walden, Captain Tom Ellingson, Ahmed Ismail, Randy Larson, Captain Jim Rasmussen, Sue Stephan, Steve Wilson, Chris Cullen, Derek Hugdahl. Top row: Coach Thomas, Shawn Maghami, Brian Butzow, Todd Salmon, Greg White, Pat Farris, Matt Furber, Matt Patterson, Matt Lyon, Steve Galleger, Payman Akhavnn, Craig Westling, Kevin Johnson, Dave Retterath. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS SOCCER - Bottom row: Craig Walquist, Mengistu Telehun, Paul Henry, Mike F eerick, Tony Cable, Kyle Walden, Doug Burke, Tom Marble, Mike Johnson, Reid Anderson. Top row: Coach Germann, Jim Moenning, Shawn Maghami, Rob Nessa, Steve 01k, Joel Komschlies, Mike CYBrien, Jon Michaela, Greg Kratz, Mark Lankow, Steve Henry, Steve Higgins. TENTH GRADE BOYS SOCCER - Bottom row: Kurt Guthmueller, Paul Ezerski, Greg Bode, Kelsey Brown, Brian Bjonfald, Craig Teiken, Steve Higgins, Mark Dahl, Dan Redford, Sean Pieropan, Tony Cable. Top row: Coach Bileydi, Paul Gilbertson, Jason Mott, Jon Gulenchyn, Bnd Clement, Brim Fisher, Jon Dustrud, Neeraj Chepuri, Todd Lange, Dave Thurk, Eric Meidinger, Marc Laskow, Ben Hanback, Seln Forster, Tarek Ismail, Mike Hamnn, Jeff Voas, John Campbell, Mike Lynch. 142 spoms NINT H GRADE BOYS SOCCER - Bottom row: Mike Holdnnn, Jay Kloekowski, Adam Furber, Billy Hawkes, Kevin F ischer, Craig Teiken, Dave Galleger, Matt Oswald, Rob Peterson, Chris Thomas, Dennis Rumey. Top row: Brim Bebler, Dan Beat, Tim Schmid, Darren Cattnach, Duve Blngdon, Mike Mitchelnon, Mark Hanson, Bobby Peterson, Sreenu Tndnvarthy, Paul Thurk, Jordan Anderson, Robb Anderson, Coach Peterson. Missing: Jason Conway, Troy Ruegemer. GIRLS SOCCER - First row: lesion Soloky, Katy Whalen, Val Tue, Heather Pieropm, Tracy Biniek, Julie Dalton, Becky Nix. Second row: Antoinette Way, Courtney Cannons, Lar- Tebelius, Julie Kuntsman, Tammy Weber, Rene Welcome, Chris Musselmn, Shari vaurrette, Laura Kuhn. Third row: Coach Stet- ter, Sheri Olson, Canon Angvall, Stacy Krohn, Becky Hall, Anna Edstrom, Tan Vonchek, Sue Stephan, Heidi Biernnn, Sharon Lane. CIRIJS SWIMMING - Bottom row: Tan Hudson, Kim Spande, Leslie Villella. Second row: Beth Loulnn, Shelly Olson, Chris Hillmn, Susy Jnckmnn, Chris Bain, Knren Hope, Tim Moenning. Third now: Sham Allen, Heidi Schnackenherg, Diane May, Coach Christophenon, Kris Rnpp, Kerry Heinrich, Debbie Hege, Staph Schuck. Fourth row: Amy Steiner, Deb- bie Iorence, Jill Stiele, Holly Shaw, Tammy Meier, Denise Cowan, Sheila Kielty, Kris Kuu, Lisa Ander- son, Lnun Gibson, Laurie Gilk. SPORTS 143 VARSITY BOYS FOOTBALL - Bottom row: J. Ortloff, C. lessen, M. Kearns, Captain T. Farley, P. McGraw, C. Wakefield, T. Olsen, D. Sabinzke, J Jensen. Second row: I. Blake, R. Wakefield, N. Boen, A. Hagen, D. Volk, D. Root, T. Martin, C. Blad, Team Managers. Third row: K. Smith, D. Erickson, T. Rasmussen, T. Knutsen, J. Daslin, S. Olson, S. Fitz- gerald, S. Kesti, P. Kuhn. Fourth row: A. Nordby, T. Com, M. Gmitro, J. Storms, P. Oberlander, K. Geason, L. Mostrom, T. Bierman, S. Ruud, E. Morton, Trainer J . Chiavam. Fifth row: K. Jackson, P. Olson, H. Bloomquist, J. Severson, D. Stevenson, D. Haberman, Captain M. Nelson, D. Zweber, J. Zupan, S. Nelson. Top row: Coach Ryski, Coach Kaprowicz, R. Stuns, C. Martinson, S. Bjonfold, C. Colsten, D. Gustafson, B. Treptow, Coach Erickson, Coach Ritter, S. Shultz. B-SQUAD BOYS FOOTBALL - Bottom row: B. Schepers, M. Opheim, B. Helker, J . Hallonquist, M. Smithson, D. Cullen, S. Bowman, K. Stevenson. Second row: J. Vohnoutka, Sei-Young-Sohn, T. Smalley, B. McCartan, J. Finch, K. Bahr, B. Cook, R. Staub, M. Lecceardone. Third row: I. Amoe, P. Zim- merman, D. Lindman, T. Mulenherg, P. Sahgal, D. White, C. Studleberg, M. McCartan. Top row: J. Ryski, E. Lablanc, C. Hede, D. Gunnarson, K. Erickson, M. Ritter, T. Johnson, T. Mosher, P. Mor- row, T. Kasprowicz, S. Shultz. 144 SPORTS m7? 988R PNW; T' j -ENvKt? :; m 'XNVRWR', D - .. NINTH GRADE BOY S FOOTBALL - Bottom row: C. Cooper, J. Pfieffer, T. Cook, J. Cook, T. Levering, M. Sandness, L. Meraham, P. Smith, J. Koestler. Second row: S. Bjorkstrand, S. Yi, K. Ludke, S. Car- roll, P. OReilly, M. Murray, J . McCreery, S. Wells, S. Roderick, A. Lawver, J. Lavelle. Third row: T. Peter- son, L. Kaufman, C. Royer, S. Clasen, J . Heiling, J. Prosen, S. Semotuk, D. Sebion, J. Weinupfel, J . Kremer. Top row: Coach Finnerty, Statistician, S. Schmidt, J. Magatadt, A. Hamann, D. Schmidtlein, W. Compton, C. Kingrey, S. Miller, S. Hughes, Coach Piper. Not pictured: E. Skogman, M. Sutton, J . 01k, D. Wald, S. McDonald, C. Keading, B. Madvig, J. Red- mond, M. Candland, J. Troop, C. Howard, B. Bongard, B. James, D. Bosek, W. Vohnutka, P. Andrychowicz. VARSITY CIRUS VOLLEYBALL - Bottom row: Sharelle Petersen, Sonja Hayden, Jodi Prusak, Jodea Judson, Tracy Tomzik, Janell Geason. Top row: Jane Voss, Melissa Johnson, Dawn Petersen, Katie Makie, Lynette Grootwassink, Tammy Holmes, Tracy Wagner, Coach Nancy Pudas. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRUS VOLLEYBALL - Bot- tom row: Lynn Bongard, Dam Fabian, Melissa Westby, Lynn Ryski, Rae Tjernkund, Kari Henrickson. Top row: Coach Jane Voss, Karen Wells, Tina Kutt, Kristin Treptow, Kim Harmony, Mary Peterson, Cheri Gunderson, Julie Simenson. SPORTS 145 leNIUR VARSITY GIRIXS VOLLEYBALL: First rum: Charity Smith. Doreen Exe. Pally Fabian, Jenny Struup, Julia Fiorenlino. Kelly Harrer, Kim Sleva. Top row: Coach Nelson, Bridget Dierickx, Shelly St-hindoldeckvr. Kim Draw, Cheryl Miller. Kim Kmnula. Tammy Snickor, Brenda Johnson. VAHSI'IW BUY'S WRESTLING: Firs! row: Kelly Thmnpsun. Cheri Gundorson. Cathy Russ. Tracy Binivk. Laura Kahn. Dana Vukelich. Kathy Smith. Sm-und ruw: Dan BvsL Scull Ledin. Don Sabinski. Cap- tain Paul Kuhn. Captain Rick Haupl. Captain Jim Ihmnusson. Broil Hallnnquisl. Robb-x Andvrsum Mikv Bvrdahl. Top row: Coach German . Fred Hanson. Kirk Wukvfivld. Shawn Bjunfald. Cliff Colslon. Tim Bic-rmzm. lmif Mnslrom. Stew 01k. Reid Anderson, Cmn-h Satlwr. l M SPORTS .Il'NIUR VARSITY BUY'S WRESTLING: First row: Kelly Thomson. Chori Gundorson, Cathy Russ, Travy Binieck. Laura Kahn, Dana Vukelich, Kathy Smith. Second row: Kevin Ludlkv. Darren Sabinski, Tim Cady. Matt Oswald, Dau- Blagdon. John Fragodt. Mike Lecceardone. Jason Mott. Jason Hallonquist. Scott Hays. John 01k. Soon Wohnoulka, Pat Smith, Dave Burdahl. Third row: Coach Germann. Steve Schmidt, Brian Mt'Cartt-n. Todd Smalley, Rick Wakefield, Dave Gunderson. Chris Nelson. Nate Been, Murray Mc- Carter. Tim Peterson. Coach Sathvr. '::-: a w , , W VARSITY BOYS HOCKEY: First row: Dave Zurn, Mike Smithson. Jeff Wigon. Dave Anderson, Tom Whalen. Mike Feerick. Captain Greg Jones, Captain Tom Ellingson. Second row: Captain Steve Gallvger, Joe Jensen. Carl Blad. Scott Olson. Joe Caller. Kurt Sandnessq Coach Carlson. Coach Emahivson Coach Barsness, Jeff Hoyt. Stove Tyson. Stvve Higgins. Scott Ruud. Scott Hallvn. Scott Clarkv. t s 2 2 s' . . 2 .2 2 K :22 . 1 c ' s' ' . . $ I rm? .f , :s ' r2$ ng -stsN'kasth - Jsl'SIUIR unsrn' gun's sm-uzmn': First row: .53 . . g 'f A 2. 2st Lhrls Zurn. Bryan Lnuel. Chris Harrington. Paul . , 3r : wusuzshhs :2th .. Burke. Tony Cable. Todd Olson. Kevin Feerick, John ' '3 :3: I Wigvn. Mike Opt-im. Tim Smith. Top row: Coach x Barsnoss. Wayne Plt'hal. Bill Bernstrom. Steve Schaufler. Garret Troanor. Jeff Burquest. Jeff Nicpon. Chris Hvde. Mark Frazier. Craig Teiken. Curt Kingrey, Jon Duslrud. Sean Forster. Coach Carlson. Not pic- tured: Kurt Guthmuvller. h: :7 :mi'z mat r M. 2': '5. 2, ,. .-: 1....7 . , ,, s K75artay-W- L3 ls i is . -7 A- ,' . ,' $532?va 2 ' r ' ' SPORTS 2 14 7 VARSITY GIRUS BASKETBALL: First row: Sue Stephan. Terri Dereus, Heather Pieropan, Sheri Olson, Sonja Hayden, Lisa Pearson. Top row: Coach Schneider, Karen Wells, Tammy Holmes, Lynette Grootwassink, Kim Komula, Dawn Peterson, Captain Sue Ostlund, Captain Sharelle Petersen, Nicole Menz, Assistant Coach Aleckson. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRUS BASKETBALL: First row: Heather Wurtz, Jenny Stroup, Lynn Ryski, Shelley Schindeldecker, Diane Brady. Top row: Coach Aleckson, Jodie Prusak, Tammy Meier, Kim Komula, April Liljedahl, Katie Crawford, Peggy Irvine. NINTH GRADE GIRUS BASKETBALL: First row: Kelly McCraw. Kristen Debol, Lara Tebelius, Laura Michaels. Becky Herter. Amanda Pederson. Karen Wells. Katie Wedlund. Top row: Kirsten Fragodt. Diana Dahlin. Chris Allmann. Bridget Levior. Kris Ruebling. Anna Edstrom. Tammy Peterson. Stephanie Holmes. Tracy Heelan. Katrin Wiedemann. Coach Holtv. 148 SPORTS 333 ,3 9mm 3r 3 I '1 I I , VARSITY Bows BASKETBALL 3 Bottom Row: ' . j-wgglamig gun . . Dav1d Huhn, Scott Kesti, Ron Brunner, Coach 32 . . I . ' Erickson, Rich Stans, Mark Nelson. Top Row: Coach Sunberg, Troy Goderstad, Kevin Ceason, Todd Crawford, Chris Moore, Jason LaFrenz, Doug Haber- man, Harmon Bloomquist, Don Zweber, Scott Nelson, Chris Hartford, Coach Johnson. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYIS BASKETBALL - Bot- tom Row: David Huhn, Scott Nelson, John Michaels, Doug Haberman, Coach Sunberg. Top Row: Adam Wiethoff, Chris Hartford, Craig Hoel, Harmon Bloom- quist, Tim Gilk, Todd Crawford, Kary Smith, Chris Moore, Dave Stevenson, Troy Goderstad. B-SQUAD BOYS BASKETBALL - Bottom Row: David Huhn, Matt Ache, Craig Hoel, Mike Kuuskvere, Sei-Young Sohn, Coach Johnson. Top Row: Brian Bjonfold, Kirk Johnson, Paul Morrow, Mark Belles, Dean Huibregtse, Brian Larson, Adam Wiethoff, Tom Aarestad, Chad Stutelberg. NINTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 3 Bottom Row: Dennis Ramsey, Jim Kramer, Tim Cook, Mike Iwen, Jason Kessler, Andy Lauver, Matt Candland. Top Row: Tim Peterson, Jason Becker, Scott Clasen, John Peters, Charles Wanstrom, Wade Compton, Doug Sebion, Erin Harmon, Jeff Pagano, Coach Borne. SPORTS I 149 VARSITY GIHIXS DUWNIIILL SKIING: First row: Wendy Traaseth. Middle row: Coach Dahlman, Debbie Atkinson, Su-phaniv Denhardt, Paula Roettger, Cap- tain Kris Kalenda, Becky Hall, Coach Lewis. Top row: Vicki Slallings, Ann Lvilzko, Kirsten Kragness. Naomi Smith. Lisa Holand, Kirsten Edstmm, Lynn Anderson, Kristina Kvnnedy, Jill Armstrong. 9 Hu,w, 1-,;51 D VARSITY BUYE DOWNHILL SKIING: First row: Coach Lewis, Mike Johnson, Andy Haymann, Mike Bragg, Derek Hugdahl, Mike Haymann, Todd Lever- ing. Paul Thurk, Coach Dahlman. Top row: Stuart Slalll9y, Captain Steve Check, Kevin Johnson, Todd Franzen. Bob Bakken, Captain Scott Bowman, Rich Cht-ck, John Kelda, Matt Furber, Malt Miller, Andrew Furbvr. Brian Bebler. ll H '5 SW'INIHING: First row: Mikv Crisafulli. Greg Bode. Coach Christophorson. Captain Bob Breitens- toin. Frank Crisafulli. Second row: John Finch. Jim Humming. Ryan Skare. Jason Vosu. Mike Kearns. Top rim: Chris Jc-sse-n. Jim Rice. Ernie Parker. Captain Pat Mt-Gralw. 150 SPORTS BOYWS CROSS COUNTRY SKIING: Bottom row: Chip Johnson. Jun Eidv, Mike Holdham, Brian Wessels, Mark Hagen. Srt-vnu Tadavarthy, Dave. Fields. Top row: Randy Vuas. Prateek Sahgal, Bruce Engen Nick Lehnertz, Jim Greenwood, Ron Milke. Scott Fil- zgerald, Steve Lyngdal, Mike Twiss, Coach Taylor. GIRUS CROSS CUl'N'IVRY SKIING: Bullnm row: Tracy Snicker. Jillem- Peterson. Kris Medd. Stephanie Evans, Jennie Lillim Tara Hudson. Sot'nnd row: Rachel Nubson. Kara Snlom Sarah Duvivk. Gayle Guy. Shelly Olson. Top row: Mary Skinnvss. Kelly Burn, Lisa Sarlvs, Karen Quanbm-k. Susie- Brandl, Susanne Plunkett, Coach Culp. GIRILS GYMNASTICS: Bullom row: Gretchen Moen- ning!M Shelley Hadley. Lara Buntin. Laura Smith. Lisa Trager. Michellt- Dudar. leanie Mt'Mullen. Top row: Coach Chrislisun. Jodie valon Kris Wickland. Liz Peter. Sue Cabot. Mary Nelson. Kristen KihL Nicole Welter. Marni Peterson. Cuach Christison. SPORTS VARSITY BOYS BASEBALL: Bottom row: Derek Hugdahl, Leif Mostrom, Mike Daily, Robbie Johnson, John Fradgot. Middle row: Chris Hartford, Dave Sieps, Steve Tyson, Tom Marble, Erik Gobin, Mark McKay, Dave Stevenson. Top row: Todd Chancelor, Troy Bob- bitt, Dan Olson, Dan Eigen, Todd Crawford, Katy Smith, Coach Ryski. JUNIOR VARSITY BOY S BASEBALL: Bottom row: John Campbell, Scott McQuillen, Bill Schepers, Mike Hamann, Tim Cady. Middle row: Chad Stulelberg, Kurt Baht, Craig Kirkland, Ben Hanbeck, Todd Smalley. Top row: Steve Foster, Mike Lecceardone, Mark Belles, Todd Morrow, Todd Aarestad, Coach Sunberg. NINTH GRADE BOYS BASEBALL: Bottom row: Jeff Pike, Jeff lgneri, Brian Bongard, Eric Skogman, Mike Murray, Tim Cook, Don Dally, Jim Kraemer. Top row: Chad Cooper, Dave Oberackta, Jeff Cook, Mike Sand- ness, Rob Reber, Chuck Wanstrom, Curt Kingrey, Coach Ritter. 152 SPORTS VARSITY GIRUS SOFTBALL: Bottom row: Sheri Olson, Jenny Nelson, Sonja Hayden, Janell Geason, Terry Dereus, Nicole Menz. Top row: Coach Voss, Sue Stephan, Lynette Grootwassink, Dawn Petersen, Karen ;' . : Wells, Heather Pieropan, Sharelle Petersen, Julie Egan; .unu Milla- gr .. . a '- JUNIOR VARSITY GIRUS SOFTBALL: Bottom row: Laura Anderson, Lisa Van Asten, Kristin Meyer, Susie Jackman, Angie Harrington, Karen Hope, Jodie Prushak. Top row: Coach Nelson, Stephanie Green, Mary Nelson, Kate Barker, Tammy Petersen, April Lil- jedahl, Pattie Fabian, Dorene Exe, Lara Tebelius. NINTH GRADE GIRUS SOFTBALL: Bottom row: Katie Wedlund, Jillene Peterson, Stephanie Harrer, Beth Russ, Kristi Janikula, Tara Hudson, Aimee Crook, Missy Flavin, Jill Stein. Middle row: Tammy Glabe, Shelly Olson, Chris Allmann, Lauren Reid, Kirsten Kragness, Maggie Laseski, Michelle Medinger, Shannon McNeill, Janet Hogge, Diana Dahlin. Top row: Coach Pudas, Amanda Pederson, Stacy Krohn, Bridget Levoir, Stephanie Holmes, Carla Mills, Laurelle Gilbert, Tammy Weber, Kirsten Fradgot, Coach Emahieser. SPORTS 153 VARSITY IN 1Y5 GULF: Hullmn ruw: Shawn 0,Neill, Mike Feerick, Mall Ache, Craig Teiken. Top row: Coach Porter, Alan Rylam'e, Kurt Sandness. VARSITY BOYS TENNIS: Bottom row: Mark Demetriou, Steve Danielson, Scott Ledin, Coach Slrocker, Mall Patterson, Joel Severson, . P. Demetriou. Top row: John Duslrud, Robby Black, Jed Hankinson, Neraj Chepuri, Jason Vosu, Paul Ezerski, Bob Bakken. H JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS TENNIS: Bottom row: Jim Wiggen, Unknown, Unknown, Jeff Whitm Unknown. Top row: Alex Nettlecoff. Brad Clement, Unknown, Steve Yi, Sreenu Tadavarthy, Tony Zurn, Brian Gerber, Coach Unknown. 5 4 , ' SPORTS BOY,S TRACK: Bollom row: Brian Reid, Doug Wruck, Chris Kaeding, Bob Madvig, Dan Sekely, Matt Daily, Bryan Butzow, Tim Farley, Sean Pieropan, Dan Redford, Kevin Fisher. Middle row: Brian Fisher, Scott Hughes, Dave Anderson, Randy Voas, PralH-k Sahgal, Scott Fitzgerald, Eric Pearson, Nick Lehnorlz, Jeff McArthur, Matt Miller, Tarek Ismail, Soi-Young Sohn, Tim Peterson, Andy Haymann, Paul Charchian. Top row: Steve Lyngdal, Mall Lyon, Kirk Johnson, Sean Beauchane, Eric LeBlanc, Wade. Compton, Tim Cota, Kevin Johnson, Kevin Geason, Coach Spandlv, Tim Bierman, Dan Moe, Don Zwebcr, Matt Furbor, Harmon Bloomquist, Sean Bjonfald, Dean Gustafsun, Joel Komschiles, Todd Franzen. GIRUS TRACK: Bottom row: Lara Buntin, Jennie Lillie, Shana Bainbridge, Karen Fisher, Unknown, Gretchen Moenning, Kris Wickland, Mary Skinness, C. 1 J. Page, Lynn Anderson, Darcy Jacobson, Sara Duvick, A Lisa Pearson, Tammy Schindeldecker. Middle row: ' Coach Laraby, Jenny Burton, Natalie Richardson, Chris Manson, Lynn Baker, Lori Van Meter, Sue Sip- per, Kelly Burn, Karen Quanbeck, Julie Larson, Melissa Westby, Cory Blad, Lisa Sarles, Jodi Bender, Jane Sekely, Carron Olson, Laura Michaela, Shelley Schindeldecker, Lynne Striker. Top row: Coach Anderson, Laura Jensen, Paula Roettger, Dana Fabian, Tasha Kowalczyk, Daun Longshore, Susie Brandt, Gwen Treat, Heidi Bierman, Anna Mokvist, Kris Sorn- son, Kim Komula, Heidi Schnackenberg, Katie Wedlund, Kris Ruebling, Kara Solon, Diane May, Liz Peter, Stephanie Evans, Robin Roetlger, Tammy Gilmore. GIRUS GOLF: Top row: Coach Born, Kathy Kohl, Shelley Lyon, Jennifer Hanson, Dawn Knutson, Katie Makie, Julie Lyng, Liz Laseski, Kim Osekowsky. Bot- tom row: Nancy Nelson, Shelly Heller, Marcy Luke. Aimee Sixel, Lisa Gulhmueller. Missing: Heidi Har- ding, Monica Krueger, Kristina Kennedy. SPORTS 155 13-26-1 0-12-19 , The Colnmi of Me 2-20-5 9- 1 3-38 34-13-3 8-21-17 Riht nation mories 10-25-13 7-11-37 a Senior 0 The Results Well Seniors, the results are in from the poll taken last December 1984. The following two pages are the winners of the Senior Hall of Fame Contest. The categories were: Most Athletic, Cutest Couple, Best Dressed, Best CuteSt Personalities, Shyest, Most Artistic, Biggest Flirts, Class Clowns, Most Likel To Succeed, Teachersh Pets, and Best Musicians. Some of Couple the nominees for certain categories were very interesting. Read and enjoy! ! ! Dean Gusmfso and Tracy Wagner Best Dressed Heidi Harding and tnot picturetD Rich Stuns Most Athletic Sharelle Petersen and Mark Nelson Best Personalities Katie Makie and Jim Rasmussen Shyest r Kate Solie and tnot picturedt Dave Zurn . . Most Artlstlc Arik Nordby and tnot picturedt Amy Leighton 158 t CLOSING Class Clowns Tracy Wagner and Chris Martinson Best Musicians David Kottke and Lisa Weyer Biggest Flirts Carron Angvall, Steve Calleger and Paula Roettger Ohere was a tie for the girl$ Most Likely to Teachers9 KSKucceed Pets Greg Gardner and Kris Kimmel CLOSING 159 Silver Certificate Recipients Mam m... certificfate Recipients Richard Check Dawn Knutson J ulie Chiavazza Ron Milke Frank Crisafulli Mark McKay 31:23:; 11$; sggmi Mike Daily Benita Orr Todd Martign Kathy Frick David Retterath Chris Martinson Eric 60bit! Jay Storms Gretchen Moe Scott Hallett Anil Tadavarthy JimuMoennin Keith Jackson Stephanie VanAsten Arik Nordby VJoe 1898931 ' D ukeligg; Paul Oberlan 1 W ' on T W . alenw Kathy Smith . : , W am Stuart Stanley Brett Treptow Mai; Gold Certificate Recnsipiet . ,Missy McMullen Mark Nelson 2 Sheri Olson ' Matt Patterson ' Sharelle Petersen 3 Jim Rasmussen Paula Roettger 11 Kelley Roxen- i ndiVIdua Awards ............ ienawa'nr .an-ahrnmw-pc - Tau... . W 2- g 6 ? . m.--1..w.TTT.TT 160 T CLOSING , Department Awards Communlty Awards Rotary Club Awards . . . Matt Lyon, Tom Dover, , t Social Studies . . . Jill Tyson, Sara Duvick, AM hannon Lynch , Kristin Klausen, Andy Lawver Chamber of Commerce Citizenship Award . . . ' 71 ,. M M Epglish . . . Anil, Tadavarthy, Antoinette Way, Rick Haupt V 4 ' Rickmg k Surburban National Bank Junior Board of Science . . . Kathy McDBWKald, Ar'i'ii Tadavarthy, Directofs Award . . . Paul Charchian Kelley Royer, Tarek Ismail Eden Prairie Lions Scholarship . . . Jodea Judson Math . . . Rich Check, Kris Kimmel Tammy Beauchane Business Education . . . Kathy Curtis Jaycee WomenAs Award . . . Lisa Guthmueller, Choral Music . . . Dana Vukelich W Anil Tadavarthy, Tom Art Awards . . . Stephanie Dierickx, Janell Geason, Sheri Staub, Erik Korth, Chris lessen, Kim Waterbury, Dave Anderson, J oel Severson, Julie Kuntsman, Lynn Wi'llmore, Tim Lambert, Michelle . , u ' . Solie, Sean Bjonfald Dollars for Scholars . . . Matt Lyon, Rich Check, - ' Vo Tech . . . Mark Hartell, Dave Sleva', John Schmit, Jay Storms, J im Rasmussen, Doug Wruck, Harold Pierson, Phillip Jodea Judson, Anil Tadavarthy, Pierson Lfe Management . . . Theresa Kruse .. dbeu , Mane Chiavazza, Laurl,e Cuccia, Anna Mokvist, Doug Haberman, Tim Barth CLOSING A 1 6 l 162 CLOSING We Were . . . CLOSING 163 164 ' CLOSING LWWEQP? W i a, N W, v . ,xwmwww g ... Nu SYN CLOSING 165 Senior Together Together . . . we have grown Wetve seen many rainbows And even made a few ourselves. Together . . . we have conquered We have learned a lot Yet we have learned so little. Together . . . we have shared Moments of laughter Yet moments of single tears. Together . . . we have dreamed Sharing frustrations and complications Yet we have always looked up for stars. Together . . . we have cared When others weren,t around We listened e and always understood. Together . . . we hoped For bigger and better things Each hoping for the other. Together . . . the class of 1985 Each person closely the same Yet each a unique discovery True friendship . . . Everlasting. Senior Tracy Tomczik if The yearbook staff would like to dedicate these two pages of poems to the Seniors. the Class of I985. 166 e CLOSING ribute Stay in Touch Don9t Be Afraid to Fail Youive failed many times, Although you may not remember. You fell down The first time You tried to walk. You almost drowned The first time You tried to swim, DidnTt you? Did you hit the ball The first time You swung a bat? Heavy hitters, The ones Who hit the most home runs, Also strike out a lot. R. H. Macy failed seven times Before his store in New York Caught on. English novelist John Creasey Got 753 rejection slips before He published 564 books. Babe Ruth struck out 1,330 times, But he also hit 7 1 4 home runs. Donit worry about failure. Worry about the chances you miss When you donit even try. Unknown These days, our lives Are becoming too Impersonal; Relationships too Fragile. Friendships should Be nourished, Not allowed to wither. So why not Get in touch today With someone you Care about. A high school classmate. A neighbor from your Home town. A former business Associate. Your scout leader. A childhood playmate. A favorite teacher. Your mother Brother, aunt. Make an effort. Keep the people whoTve Been important to You a part of your life. Put this down and pick up A pen or a phone. Yougll be glad you did. Unknown CLOSING y 167 168 a CLOSING x The beauty has disappeared. The light has turned to dark And stars in the sky, cannot be seen As the truth now lies, hidden. The cooler wind chills one. The white now comes to help Cover, and clear the forest The white fights hard for happiness. The white only wants joy. Try to remember back - Children and laughter, together were one As the white always created magic. The sweet innocence falls From the sky. One believes The white comes from the heavens - To ereate peace, and a new outlook. The white resembles so much Like the mind, forgetting the past Covering and freezing. Old feelings need the white to die. No more flowers or green walks And the warmth e Never again And as cold as you, the winter Will be distant and wild. The white falls silently Not wicked, just mild For to forget is to slowly cover up The roads that once were walked together. A feeling, hard to admit One waits to really see The white that falls To help forget, protect, and to Begin a new. Senior Tracy Tomczik a Ll qt i6I cannot go to school today, ' Said little Peggy Ann McKay. 66I have the measles and the mumps, A gash, a rash and purple bumps. My mouth is wet, my throat is dry, - ; Iim going blind in my right eye. My tonsils are as big as rocks, '0 .; : Iive counted sixteen chicken pox ' And thereis one more g thatis seventeen, '- And donit you think my face looks green? My leg is cut, my eyes are blue e It might be instamatic flu. I cough and sneeze and gasp and choke, , Iim sure that my left leg is broke e My hip hurts when I move my chin, ' 2 My belly buttonis caving in, My back is wrenched, my ankles sprained, My ipendix pains each time it rains. I- My nose is cold, my toes are numb, I have a sliver in my thumb. My neck is stiff, my spine is weak, . '- I hardly whisper when I speak. ' My tongue is filling up my mouth, I think my hair is falling out. My elbowis bent, my spine ainit straight, .. My temperature is one-o-eight. My brain is shrunk, I cannot hear, There is a hole inside my ear. I have a hangnail, and my heart is what? Whatis that? Whats that you say? You say today is . . . Saturday? . '97 G,bye, Iim going out to play. Shel Silverstein -- i - M . ' .- . ;. R. , c . 1' 1 .j . 3 O 'e. ATTENTION MOTHERS: You should memorize this. You donit want your high school student to use this on you, do you? CLOSINGY 169 After a while you learn The subtle difference Between holding a hand And chaining a soul. And you learn That love doesn9t mean leaning And company doesnot mean security. And you begin to learn That kisses aren't contacts And presents aren,t promises. And you begin to accept your defeats With your head up and your eyes ahead. With the grace of a woman or a man Not the grief of a child, And learn to build all your roads on today Because tommorrowos ground is Too uncertain for plans And futures have a way of falling down In mid-flight. After a while you learn That even sunshine burns if you ask too much. So you plant your own garden And decorate your own soul Instead of waiting for someone to bring you flowers. And you learn That you really can endure, That you really are strong And you really do have worth. And you learn. And you learn With every goodbye You learn . . . Anonymous 170 y CLOSING May the warming love of friends Surround you as you go Down the path of light and laughter Where the happy memories grow. 7 Helen Lowrie Marshall 1;: . 9 EAGLE 1985 CLOSING t 171 Aarestad, Thomas 4104 6 p. 56 Adam, Tricia 494 6 p. 66 Agrimson, Jeff 4124 6 p. 34 Agrimson, Tim 4114 6 p. 48 Akehurst, Colin 4104 6 p. 56 Akhnvan, Pnyman 4124 6 p. 45 Albers, Jeff 4114 6 p. 53 Albrecht, Erik 4104 6 p. 56 Allen, Amy 4124 6 p. 34 Allen, Shona 4114 -6 p. 48 Allmann, Chris 494 6 p. 66 Amoe, James 4104 6 p. 56 Andersen, Kristin 4104 6 p. 56 Anderson, Andy 4104 6 p. 56 Anderson, Cristi 4114 6 p. 48 Anderson, Cynthia 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, David 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, David 4124 6 p. 34 Anderson, Lisa 4124 6 p. 34 Anderson, Jordan 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, Laura 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, Lynn 4104 6 p. 56 Anderson, Nicole 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, Paul 4104 6 p. 56 Anderson, Reid 41 14 6 p. 48 Anderson, Robb 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, Sarah 41 14 6 p. 48 Anderson, Tami 494 6 p. 66 Anderson, Todd 4114 6 p. 48 Andreasen, David 4104 6 p. 56 Andreasen, Michael 4124 6 p. 45 Andrychowicz, Patrick 494 6 p. 66 Angvall, Carron 4124 6 p. 34 Angvall, Peder 4104 6 p. 56 Armstrong, Jill 4104 6 p. 56 Aszmann, Daniel 4104 6 p. 56 Atkinson, Deborah 4104 6 p. 56 Atkinson, Tim 494 6 p. 66 B Bahr, Kurt 4104 6 p. 56 Bain, Christine 4104 6 p. 56 Bain,John 494 6 p. 66 Bainbridge, Shana 494 6 p. 66 Baird, Michelle 494 6 p. 66 Baker, Evelyn 494 6 p. 66 Bakken, Rob 4104 6 p. 56 Barker, Kate 4104 6 p. 56 Barsness, Leann 4124 6 p. 34 Barth, Kathryn 4104 6 p. 56 Barth. Tim 4124 6 p. 45 Batchu, Anu 41 14 6 p. 48 Bauer, Chad 4114 6 p. 48 Beagan, Colleen 4114 6 p. 48 Beauchane, Shawn 4104 6 p. 56 Beauchane, Tamera 4124 6 p. 34 172 7 INDEX Bebler, Brian 494 6 p. 66 Becker, Angie 4104 6 p. 56 Becker, Jason 494 6 p. 66 Beckfeld, Jody 4124 6 p. 34 Beckman, Pam 4124 6 p. 34 Bedford, Dan 4104 6 p. 56 Belles, Mark 4104 6 p. 56 Bender, Jodi 494 6 p. 66 Benkovic, Andrew 494 6 p. 66 Bennett, Thad 4104 6 p. 56 Bennett, Trisha 494 6 p. 66 Berdahl, Mike 41 14 6 p. 48 Berge, Allen 494 6 p. 66 Bergenbring, Monica 494 6 p. 66 Bernstrom, Bill 4104 6 p. 56 Berntsen, Brett 4104 6 p. 56 Best, Dan 494 6 p. 66 Best, Darla 4124 6 p. 34 Best, David 4104 6 p. 56 Beverley, Kate 494 6 p. 66 Beyer, Cory 4104 6 p. 56 Bierman, Heidi 4104 6 p. 56 Bierman, Tim 41 14 6 p. 48 Bies, Mike 4114 6 p. 53 Bieaman, Amber 494 6 p. 66 Bigelow, Laura 41 14 6 p. 48 Bigelow, Weston 4104 6 p. 56 Bingham, Carol 4124 6 p. 45 Biniek, Tracy 41 24 6 p. 34 Bixby, Jason 494 6 p. 66 Bjonfald, Brian 4104 6 p. 56 Bjonfald, Shawn 41 14 6 p. 48 Bjorkstrand, Scott 494 6 p. 66 Black, Jay 4124 6 p. 34 Black. Peter 494 6 p. 66 Black, Robby 4104 6 p. 56 Blad, Carl 4124 6 p. 34 Blad, Cory 4104 6 p. 56 Blagdon, Dave 494 6 p. 66 Blake, Jason 4124 6 p. 34 Bloomquist, Harmon 41 14 6 p. 48 Blum, Kathy 4124 6 p. 45 Bobbitt, Troy 41 24 6 p. 34 Bode, Gregory 4104 6 p. 56 Boen, Nate 41 14 6 p. 48 Bongard, Brian 494 6 p. 66 Bongard, Lynn 41 14 6 p. 48 Borowski, Bobby 494 6 p. 66 Borrink, Lance 4124 6 p. 34 Borrink, Rosemary 4104 6 p. 56 Boseck, David 494 6 p. 66 Bottomly, Glenn 4114 6 p. 48 Bowles, Joel 4124 6 p. 45 Bowman, Deborah 494 6 p. 66 Bowman, Scott 4104 6 p. 56 Bowser. James 494 6 p. 66 Brady, Diane 4104 6 p. 56 Brady, Karen 4124 6 p. 34 Bragg, Michael 41 14 6 p. 48 Brandt, Susan 4104 6 p. 56 Braun, Carrie 494 6 p. 66 Braunworth, Duane 4104 6 p. 56 Breese, Mary 4124 6 p. 34 Breitenslein, Patty 4114 6 p. 48 Breitenstein, Robert 4124 6 p. 34 Breyer, Daniel 4114 6 p. 48 Breyfogle, Shari 4124 6 p. 45 Briggs, Carla 494 6 p. 66 Brill, Barb 4124 6 p. 34 Britney, Jill 4104 6 p. 56 Bromley,Jeff 4114 6 p. 53 Brooks, John 4114 6 p. 53 Brown, Kelsey 4104 6 p. 56 Brown, Kristi 4114 6 p. 48 Brown, Liz 4114 6 p. 48 Brown, Sue 494 6 p. 66 Brown, Theresa 4114 6 p. 48 Brownlee, Jennifer 4104 6 p. 56 Brundige, Mike 4114 6 p. 48 Brunner, Ron 4124 6 p. 45 Buckingham, Kim 4124 6 p. 34 Bultman,Joel 41 14 6 p. 53 Buntin, Lara 494 6 p. 66 Burke, Doug 41 14 6 48 Burke, Paul 4104 6 p. 56 Burn, Kelly 41 14 6 p. 48 Burnett, Debbie 4104 6 p. 56 Burquest, Jeff 4104 6 p. 56 Burton, Jennifer 494 6 p. 66 Busch, Michelle 494 6 p. 66 Busch, Stacy 41 14 6 p. 48 C Cable, Tony 4104 6 p. 56 Cabot, Sue 4114 6 p. 48 Cady, Dana 4124 6 p. 34 Cady, Tim 4104 6 p. 56 Campbell, John 4104 6 p. 56 Campbell, Mary 41 14 6 p. 48 Campbell, Shawn 4114 6 p. 48 Candland, Mat 494 6 p. 66 Carlson, Brent 494 6 p. 66 Carlson, Chris 41 14 6 p. 48 Carlson, Lee Ann 4104 6 p. 56 Carlson, Marci 4124 6 p. 34 Carlson, Sandy 4114 6 p. 48 Carney, Sally 4124 6 p. 34 Carroll, Randy 494 6 p. 66 Carroll, Scan 494 6 p. 66 Carstens, Courtney 4104 6 p. 56 Castro, Jaime 4124 6 p. 45 Gates, Jennene 494 6 p. 66 Cattnach, Darren 494 6 p. 66 Cecchettini, Liz 41 14 6 p. 48 Cermak, Lisa 494 6 p. 66 Chancellor, Ryan 41 14 6 p. 48 Chapman, Charles 494 6 p. 66 Charchian, Paul 4124 6 p. 35 Check, Rich 4124 6 p. 35 Check, Steve 4104 6 p. 56 Chepuri, Neeraj 4104 6 p. 56 Cherry, Dennis 494 6 p. 66 Chiavazza, Julie 4124 6 p. 35 Chiavazza, Lisa 4104 6 p. 56 Christensen, Kiersten 494 6 p. 66 Christiansen, Lee 41 14 6 p. 48 Christianson, Stacy 41 14 6 p. 48 Christnacht, Mark 494 6 p. 66 Clark, Chris 494 6 p. 66 Clark, John 4104 6 p. 56 Clark, Kelli 494 6 p. 66 Clark, Marsha 494 6 p. 66 Clark, Mike 4114 6 p. 48 Clarke, Scott 4104 6 p. 56 Clasen, Kristin 41 14 6 p. 48 Clasen, Scott 494 6 p. 67 Clemens, Teresa 4124 6 p. 35 Clemens, Tom 4124 6 p. 45 Clement, Brad 4104 6 p. 57 Clement, Chris 494 6 p. 67 Cluts, Heather 494 6 p. 67 Colston, Cliff 4114 6 p. 48 Compton, Wade 494 6 p. 67 Conway, Jason 494 6 p. 67 Conway, Jenny 494 6 p. 67 Conway, Lynne 4114 6 p. 48 Conway, Vicki 4104 6 p. 57 Cook, Brent 4104 6 p. 57 Cook,Jeff 494 6 p. 67 Cook, Tim 494 6 p. 67 Cooney, Senna 494 6 p. 67 Cooper, Chad 494 6 p. 67 Cornell, Kevin 4114 6 p. 53 Cassette, Rick 4114 6 p. 48 Cossette, Ron 494 6 p. 67 Cote, Tim 4124 6 p. 35 Couet, Bryan 4104 6 p. 57 Comm, Denise 4104 6 p. 57 Crandall, Cyndy 494 6 p. 67 Crandall, Missy 41 14 6 p. 48 Crawford, Carla 494 6 p. 67 Crawford, Deanna 494 6 p. 67 Crawford, Katherine 4104 6 p. 57 Crawford, Todd 4124 6 p. 35 Crisafulli, Frank 4124 6 p. 35 Crisafulli, Mike 4104 6 p. 57 Crook, Aimee 494 6 p. 67 Cuccia, Laurie 4114 6 p. 48 Cullen, Chris 4124 6 p. 35 Cullen, Dan 4104 6 p. 57 Curtis, Kathy 4124 6 p. 35 D Dahl, David 4124 6 p. 35 Dahl, Mark 4104 6 p. 57 Dahlen, Diana 494 6 p. 67 Dahlke, Carmen 4114 6 p. 48 Daily, Matt 4104 6 p. 57 Daily, Mike 4124 6 p. 35 Dalida, Jenny 494 6 p. 67 Dalida,Jill 4124 6 p. 45 Dalsin, Amy 4104 6 p. 57 Dalsin,Jim 4124 6 p. 35 Dalton, Julie 4104 6 p. 57 Dalton, Molly 494 6 p. 67 Duly, Scan 494 6 p. 67 Danicich, Nancy 4124 6 p. 35 Danielson, Brian 4104 6 p. 57 Danielson, Steve 4104 6 p. 57 Darn, Mike 4114 6 p. 53 Debol, Steven 6 4124 p. 35 Debol, Brian 494 6 p. 67 Debol, Kristen 494 6 p. 67 DeFlores, Jenny 494 6 p. 67 DeGidio, John 4104 6 p. 57 DeGidio, Kerry 4124 6 p. 35 DeGidio, Paula 494 6 p. 67 Demetriou, Mark 4104 6 p. 57 Denardo, Bridgette 494 6 p. 67 Denhardt, Stephanie 41 14 6 p. 48 Benton, Liz 494 6 p. 67 Dereus, Terri 4124 6 p. 35 Desai, Niraj 4124 6 p. 35 Deslauriers, Michelle 4124 6 p. 35 Diamond, Amy 4104 6 p. 57 Dickey, Jim 494 6 p. 67 Diem, Marlene 4124 6 p. 45 Dierickx, Bridget 4104 6 p. 57 Dierickx, Stephanie 4104 6 p. 57 Dinham, Mike 494 6 p. 67 Dooley, Katy 41 14 6 p. 48 Doolittle, Dena 4114 6 p. 53 Dosch, Erin 494 6 p. 67 Dover, Ted 4114 6 p. 48 Dover, Tom 4124 6 p. 35 Dragert, Steve 4104 6 p. 57 Drase, Kim 4104 6 p. 57 Dudar, Michelle 494 6 p. 67 Duffy, Maggie 4114 6 p. 48 Durgin, Scott 4104 6 p. 57 Durre, Jill 41 14 6 p. 48 Dustrud, Jon 4104 6 p. 57 Duvick, Sara 4104 6 p. 57 Dyer, Sandy 4104 6 p. 57 E Eastman, Kim 4124 6 p. 35 EberharlJoy 7127 6 p. 35 Ebersole, Sharon 71 17 6 p. 48 Edstrom, Anna 797 6 p. 67 Edstrom, Kirsten 797 6 p. 67 Eide,Jon 797 6 p. 67 Eigen, Dan 7117 6 p. 48 Eliason, Christine 7107 6 p. 57 Ellingson, Monica 7107 6 p. 57 Ellingson, Tom 7127 6 p. 35 Elliotl,Tony 797 6 p. 67 Emry. Matt 7127 6 p. 35 Enger, Bruce 7127 6 p. 35 EnglnrJeff 797 6 p. 68 Ennis, Patti 797 6 p. 68 Erickson, Mike 797 6 p. 68 Erickson, Dan 7127 6 p. 36 Erickson, Heather 797 6 p. 68 Eaa,Greg 7127 6 p. 36 Eaneff 797 6 p. 68 Evans, Stephanie 797 6 p. 68 Evenson, Jennifer 797 6 p. 68 Everett, Kari 7117 6 p. 48 Exe.Doreen 7107 6 p. 57 Ezerski, Paul 7107 6 p. 57 F Fabian, Dana 7117 6 p. 48 Fabian, Patricia 7107 6 p. 57 Fahning, Brian 797 6 p. 68 Fairchild. Kim 7127 6 p. 45 Fairfield, Ann 7127 6 p. 36 Fairfield, Heather 7107 6 p. 57 Fail, Carlton 797 6 p. 57 Farley, Tim 7127 6 p. 45 Feerick, Kevin 797 6 p. 68 Feerick, Mike 7117 6 p. 49 Felch, Ron 7117 6 p. 49 Fellman, Blair 7127 6 p. 36 Ferris, Lori 7127 6 p. 36 Fiedler, Tracey 7127 6 P. 36 Fields. Dave 797 6 p. 68 Finanger, Scott 7127 6 p. 36 Finanger, Tracy 71 17 6 p. 49 Finch.John 7107 6 p. 57 Finch, Todd 797 6 p. 68 Fiorentino, John 7127 6 p. 45 Fioremino, Julia 7107 6 p. 57 Fischer, Brian 7107 6 p. 57 Fischer, Kevin 797 6 p. 68 Fisher, David 71 17 6 p. 49 Fisher, Jeff 71 17 6 p. 49 Fisher. Karen 797 6 p. 68 Fitzgerald, Scott 7127 6 p. 36 Fiusimmons, Scan 797 6 p. 68 Flavin, Melissa 797 6 p. 68 Forster, Sean 7107 6 p. 58 Foster, Stephen 7107 6 p. 58 Foster, Rodgels 71 17 6 p. 49 Fragodt, Jon 7117 6 p. 49 Fragodt, Kirsten 797 6 p. 68 Francisco, Rick 7107 6 p. 58 Frank, Emilie 7107 6 p. 58 Frank, Valerie 7127 6 p. 36 Fransen, Todd 71 17 6 p. 49 Fraser, Stephanie 797 6 p. 68 Frazier, Mark 7117 6 p. 49 Free, Amanda 797 6 p. 68 Frick, Kathy 7127 6 p. 36 Friederichs, Paul 7127 6 p. 36 Friedman, Lisa 71 17 6 p. 49 Frydenlund, Nicolle 797 6 p. 68 Furhman, Jennifer 7127 6 p. 36 Fulton, Todd 797 6 p. 68 Furber, Andy 7107 6 p. 58 Furber, Matt 7127 6 p. 36 G Calleger, Steve 7127 - p- 36 Caller, Collene 797 5 P- 68 Galler,Joe 71 11 - p- 49 Gardner, Greg 7127 - P' 36 Gnrens, Brent 797 5 P- 68 Gates, Carrie 7117 6 p. 49 Cayman, David 7107 6 p. 58 Geason, Jane 7127 6 p. 36 Ceason, Kevin 7117 6 p. 49 German, Scott 71 17 6 p. 53 Charbi, Majid 7117 6 p. 49 Gibson, Christine 7107 6 p. 58 Gibson, Laura 797 6 p. 68 Gilbert, Janelle 7117 6 p. 49 Gilbert, Laurelle 7117 6 p. 68 Gilbertson, Nicole 797 6 p. 68 Gilbertson, Paul 7107 6 p. 58 Cilderhus, Beth 797 6 p. 68 Gilderhus, Sarah 71 17 6 p. 49 Gilk, Laurie 797 6 p. 68 Gilk, Tim 7117 6 p. 49 Gilmore, Tammy 71 17 6 p. 53 Clime, Paula 71 17 6 p. 53 Cloede, Mark 797 6 p. 68 Gmitro, Mike 7127 6 p. 36 Gobin, Erik 7127 6 p. 36 Gobin,Jim 71 176 p. 53 Goderstad, Tony 71 17 6 p. 49 Goedderz, Patricia 7107 6 p. 58 Goertel, Michael 7117 6 p. 53 Goodman, Laura 7107 6 p. 58 Gorman, Scott 7117 6 p. 49 Cough, Chris 7127 6 p. 36 Graff, Michele 7107 6 p. 58 Grandmason, Connie 7127 6 p. 36 Grannes, Len 7107 6 p. 58 Crannes, Michael 797 6 p. 68 Gray, Shelly 71 17 6 p. 49 Green, Stephanie 797 6 p. 68 Greene, Jackie 7127 6 p. 36 Greenwood, Jim 71 17 6 p. 49 Greiman, Bobbie 7107 6 p. 58 Greiman, Carla 7127 6 p. 36 Greiman, Jackie 797 6 p. 68 Grinnell, Tony 7107 6 p. 58 Grinnell, Joseph 7117 6 p. 53 Grootwassink, Lynette 71 27 6 p. 36 Gruner, Susanne 7127 6 p. 45 Gulenchyn, Jon 7107 6 p. 58 Gunderson, Cheri 7117 6 p. 49 Gunnarson, David 7107 6 p. 58 Gust, Mikkel 71 17 6 p. 49 Gustafson, Dean 7127 6 p. 36 Guthmueller, Kurt 7107 6 p. 58 Guthmuellcr, Lisa 7127 6 p. 37 Guy, Gayle 7107 6 p. 58 H Haberman, Doug 71 17 6 p. 49 Hadley, Shelly 7107 6 p. 58 Hagen, Aaron 71 17 6 p. 49 Hagen, Kurt 7127 6 p. 37 Hagen, Mark 797 6 p. 68 Haggard, Sharon 797 6 p. 69 Hall, Becky 7127 6 p. 37 Hall, Jef 7107 6 p. 58 Hallett, Scott 7127 - p. 37 Hallonquist, Bren 71 17 6 p. 49 Hallonquist, Jason 7107 6 p. 58 Hamann, Andrew 797 6 p.69 Hamann, Michael 7107 6 p. 58 Hamblin, Daniel.797 6 p. 69 Hanback, Ben 7107 6 p. 58 Hankinson, Jed 71 17 6 p. 49 Hans, K811171176 p. 49 Hansen, Erik 71 17 6 p. 49 Hansen, Fred 7127 6 p. 37 Hanson, Brian 797 6 p. 69 Hanson, Jennifer 7107 6 p. 58 Hanson, Mark 797 6 p. 69 Harding, Heather 7107 6 p. 58 Harding, Heidi 7127 6 p. 37 Harmony, Kim 7117 6 p. 49 Harper, Jillian 7107 6 p. 58 Harrer, Kelly 7107 6 p. 58 Harrer, Stephanie 797 6 p. 69 Harrington, Angie 71 17 6 p. 49 Harrington, Chris 797 6 p. 69 Harrington, Monica 7107 6 p. 58 Harte , Mark 7117 6 p. 49 Hartford, Chris 7117 6 p. 49 Harvey, Jennifer 797 6 p. 69 Haupt, Rick 7127 6 p. 37 Hauser, Jennifer 797 6 p. 69 Hauser, Tiffany 7107 6 p. 58 Hawkes, William 797 6 p. 69 Hawkins, Virginia 7107 6 p. 58 Hayden, Sonja 7127 6 p. 37 Hays, Scott 7107 6 p. 58 Hede, Christopher 7107 6 p. 58 Hedlund, Lynette 797 6 p. 69 Heelan, Tracy 797 6 p. 69 Hesse, Debbie 797 6 p. 69 Hesse, Jody 71 17 6 p. 50 Heiling, Jason 797 6 p. 69 Heiling, Johanna 7127 6 p. 37 Heimbuch, Darren 7107 6 p. 58 Heimbuch, David 71 27 6 p. 37 Heineck, c'hria 7107 - p. 58 Heinrich, Kerry 797 6 p. 69 Heitz, Shawn 7127 6 p. 45 Helker, William 7107 6 p. 59 Heller, Michelle 797 6 p. 69 Henderson, Pam 797 6 p. 69 Hennessey, Tonya 7127 6 p. 37 Henrikson, Kari 71 17 6 p. 50 Henry, Paul 7127 6 p. 37 Henry, Steve 7127 6 p. 37 Herrmann, Gloria 797 -- p. 69 Hortenloe 7127 6 p. 37 Herter, Rebecca 797 6 p. 69 Higgins, Steve 7107 6 p. 59 Hill, Fred 7127 6 p. 45 Hill, Rodney 797 6 p. 69 Hilleman, Matt 7107 6 p. 59 Hilleman, Chris 7107 6 p. 59 Hirman, Mark 797 6 p. 69 Hochhalter, Sandra 797 6 p. 69 Hochhalter, Shelly 71 17 6 p. 50 Hoel, Craig 7107 6 p. 59 Hoffman, Heidi 7107 6 p. 59 Hogge, Janet 797 6 p. 69 Holand, Linda 7127 6 p. 37 Holand. Lisa 7107 6 p. 59 Holbrook, Kristina 797 6 p. 69 Holdham, Mike 797 6 p. 69 Holdham, Samantha 7107 6 p. 59 Holmherg, Kathy 7127 6 p. 38 Holmes, Stephanie 797 6 p. 69 Holmes, Tammy 7127 6 p. 45 Holvik, Debbie 7127 6 p. 38 Honeck, Alycia 7107 6 p. 59 Hope, Karen 7107 6 p. 59 Hope, Kristin 71 17 6 p. 50 Hopson, Melissa 797 6 p. 69 Hopson, Rick 71 17 6 p. 50 Horn, Cathie 797 6 p. 69 Horn, Melony 797 6 p. 69 Howard, Christopher 797 6 p. 69 Howell, Wendy 797 6 p. 69 Hoyt, Jeff 7117 6 p. 50 Hugdahl, Derek 71 17 6 p. 50 Hughes, Scott 797 6 p. 69 Hughes, Tracy 7127 6 p. 45 Huhn, Carolyn 7127 6 p. 38 Huhn, David 7107 6 p. 57 Huibregtse, Dean 7107 6 p. 59 Human, Tara 797 6 p. 69 I Igneri, Chris 7127 6 p. 38 IgneriJeff 797 6 p. 69 Irvine, Peggy 7107 6 p. 59 Ismail, Ahmed 7127 6 p. 38 Ismail, Tarek 7107 6 p. 59 Iwnn, Michael 797 6 p. 69 Iwen, Teresa 71 27 6 p. 38 J Jackman, Suzanne 7107 6 p. 59 Jackson, Keith 7127 6 p. 45 Jacobson, Darcy 7107 6 p. 59 Jacobson, Ward 797 6 p. 69 Jacques, Michelle 7117 6 p. 50 James, Benjamin 797 6 p. 69 James,chf 7127 - p. 45 Jandl,Jennifer 7107 6 p. 59 Janos, Shawn 7117 6 p. 50 Janikula, Kristi 797 6 p. 69 Jaszcuk, Mike 797 6 p. 69 Jeffries, Eric 7117 6 p. 50 Jeffries, Jeremy 797 6 p. 69 Jensen, Aimee 797 6 p. 69 Jensen, Joe 7127 6 p. 38 Jensen, Laura 7107 6 p. 59 Jensen, Laura M. 7127 6 p. 38 Jensen, Lisa 7127 6 p. 38 Jensen, Patty 797 6 p. 69 Jensen, Chris 7117 6 p. 50 Johansson, Cia 7127 6 p. 45 Johnson, Gene 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Aaron 797 6 p. 69 Johnson, Amy 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Andrea 797 6 p. 69 Johnson, Brenda 7107 6 p. 59 Johnson, Brian 71 17 6 p. 50 Johnson, Carin 797 6 p. 69 Johnson, Chris 7107 6 p. 59 Johnson, Heather 7107 6 p. 59 Johnson, Jeffrey 797 6 p. 69 Johnson, Julie 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Justin 797 6 p. 69 Johnson. Kevin 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Kevin 7107 6 p. 59 Johnson, Kirk 7107 6 p. 59 Johnson, Kirsten 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Mark 797 6 p. 69 Johnson, Melissa 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Mike 7117 6 p. 53 Johnson, Paul 7107 6 p. 59 Johnson, Robert 71 17 6 p. 53 Johnson, Scott 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Shari 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Suzy 7127 6 p. 38 Johnson, Tim 7107 6 p. 59 Jones, Tony 7107 6 p. 59 Jones, Greg 7127 6 p. 38 Jones, Kathy 7117 6 p. 50 Jones, Lisa 7107 6 p. 59 Jorgenson, Christine 71 17 6 p. 53 Judson, Jodea 7127 6 p. 38 Judson, Katy 797 6 p. 69 K Kadelbach, Jessica 71 17 6 p. 50 Kaeding, Christopher 797 6 p. 69 Kaeding, John 7107 6 p. 59 Kuhn, Laura 7107 6 p. 59 INDEX 7 173 Kuhn, Paul 3123 7 p. 38 Kalenda. John 3113 7 p. 50 Kalenda. Kris 3123 p. 38 Kanne. Tyson 3103 p. 59 Kaufman, David 3103 p. 59 Kaufman, Kelly 3103 7 p. 59 Kaufman, Kevin 3123 77 p. 45 Kaufman, Lear 393 777 p. 69 Kawase, Shuichi 3123 77 p. 45 Kearns, Michel 3123 p. 38 Kelly, Tony 3123 777 p. 38 Kelly, Chris 3123 7 39 Kennedy, Christina 3103 77 p. 59 Kenneth, Matt 3113 77 p. 50 Kenyon, Jenny 3103 7 p. 59 Kessler, Ken 3123 77 p. 39 Kesti. Scott 3123 7 p. 39 Kielly. Shannon 393 7 p. 69 Kielty,Sheila 3113 77 p. 50 Kiesow, Vicki 3123 777 p. 39 Kihl, Kristen 3113 7 p. 50 Kihl, Rick 3123 7 p. 39 Kimmel, Kris 3123 77 p. 39 Kimmel, Mike 3113 7 p. 50 King, Brenda 3103 7 p. 59 King, Mark 3113 77 p. 53 King, Rhonda 3123 7 p. 39 Kingrey, Curt 393 7 p. 69 Kingrey, Rachel 3123 7 p. 39 Kirkland, Craig 3103 7 p. 59 Kispert, Tim 393 7 p. 69 Kloskowski,.lay 393 7 p. 70 Knapp, Charlie 3103 7 p. 59 Knutson, Dawn 3123 7 p. 39 Knutson, Todd 3123 77 p. 39 Koestler, Jason 393 7-7 p. 70 Kohl, Kathy 3103 7 p. 59 Komschlies, Joel 3113 7 p. 50 Komula, Kim 3103 7 p. 59 Koppelman, Sarah 393 7 p. 70 Korbel, Kristine 393 7 p. 70 Korth, Erik 3123 7 p. 39 Kottke, Dave 3123 7 p. 39 Koukal, Jenny 3123 7 p. 39 Kowalczyk, Tasha 393 7 p. 70 Kragness, Kirsten 393 7 p. 70 Kratz, Greg 3113 77 p. 50 Krause, Kris 3113 7 p. 50 Kramer, James 393 7 p. 70 Kramer, Jeff 3123 7 p. 39 Kriako. Brad 393 7 p. 70 Krmpotich,.10n 393 777 p. 70 Krohn, Stacy 393 77 p. 70 Krueger. Jami-Lynn 393 7 p. 70 174 71NDEX Krueger. Monica 3103 p. 59 Kruse,.1u1i9 3103 7 p. 59 Kruse. Teresa 3123 7 p. 39 Kuhn, Tanya 393 77 p. 70 Kunatmann, Allan 3113 p. 53 Kunslmann. Julie 393 p. 70 Kurtz, Tim3113 77 p. 53 Kutt. Tina 3113 777 p. 50 Kutz. Kim 3113 7 p. 50 Kutz, Kristen 3103 777 p. 59 Kuuskvere, Mike 3103 777 p. 59 L LaBarre, Jenny 31 13 p. 50 LnFrenz, Jason 3123 7777 p. 39 LaFrenz, Jenny 3103 7 p. 59 Lambert. Tim 3123 7 p. 45 Lambrecht, Lora 3103 7 7 p. 59 Lane, Sharon 3103 777 p. 59 Lange. Todd 3103 77 p. 59 anicJeff 393 77 p. 70 Larson, Brian 3103 7- p. 59 Larson, Chris 393 7- p. 70 Larson, Julie 3103 777 p. 59 Larson, Randy 3123 7 p. 39 Larson, Tom 3103 7 p. 59 Laseski, Liz 3103 7 p. 59 Laseski, Margaret 393 7 p. 70 Laskow, Marc 3103 7 p. 59 Lavelle, Gerald 393 77 p. 70 Law, Bryan 3103 7 p. 59 Lawver, Andy 393 7 p. 70 LeDuc, Ann 3113 7 p. 50 Leaf, Eric 393 7 p. 70 LeBerl, Kerstin 393 7 p. 70 LeBlanc, Eric 3103 7 p. 59 Lecceardone, Mike 3103 7 p. 60 Ledin, Scott 3113 7 p. 50 Lefnvor, Lauren 3123 7 p. 39 Lehnertz, Nick 3123 7 p. 39 Leighton, Amy 3123 7 p. 39 Leitzke, Ann 3103 7 p. 60 Leslie, Tom 393 7 p. 70 Levering, Todd 393 7 p. 70 Levior, Bridget 393 7 p. 70 Lieb, Steve 3113 7- p. 53 Lilienlhal, Paula 3113 7 p. 50 Liljedahl, April 3103 77 p. 60 Lillie. Jenny 393 7 p. 70 Lindeman, Melissa 3103 7 p. 60 Lindman, Daron 3103 7 p. 60 Lindsey, Shari 393 7 p. 70 Linsey. Jeff 3123 7 p. 4-5 Lloyd, Robb 3123 7 p. 39 London, John 3103 7 p. 60 Longshore. Daun 3113 7 p. 50 Lorence, Debbie 3103 7 p. 60 Ludke, Kevin 393 7 p. 70 Luesse, Sandra 3113 7 p. 50 Luesse, Bill 3103 7 p. 60 Luftman, Dawn 393 7 p. 70 Luke, Marcy 3123 7 p. 39 Lund, Lowell 3113 7 p. 50 Lundberg, David 393 7 p. 70 Lundberg, Tom 3123 7 p. 39 Luoma, Elizabeth 393 7 p. 70 Lynch, Mike 3103 7 p. 60 Lynch, Shannon 3123 7 p. 39 Lyng. Julie 3113 7 p. 50 Lyngdal, Steve 3123 7 p. 40 Lyon, Matt 3123 7 p. 40 Lyon, Michelle 3103 7 p. 60 M Madvig. Kim 3113 7 p. 50 Madvig.Rob 393 7 p. 70 Maghami, Shawn 3123 7 p. 45 Magi . Brooke 3103 7 p. 60 MagatadtJason 393 77 p. 70 Mahe. Mike 393 7 p. 70 Makie, Katie 3123 7 p. 40 Marble. Tom 3113 777 p. 50 Marsh. Denise 3123 p. 40 MarshalL Dianne 3113 7 p. 51 Marshall. George 393 7 p. 70 Marlik, Cindy 393 7 p. 70 Martik, Elaine 3123 p. 40 Martik, Eric 3123 7 p. 40 Martin, Kelly 393 77 p. 71 Martin, Krista 3123 7 p. 40 Martin, Todd 3123 7 p. 40 Martinson, Chris 3123 77 p. 40 Martinson, Sue 3123 7 p. 45 Mason, Sam 393 77 p. 71 Mathews, Bill 3103 7 7 p. 60 Matson, Brent 3103 77 p. 60 Manson, Kris 393 77 p. 71 Maxim, George 3103 7 p. 60 May, Diane 3113 7 p. 51 Mays, Chris 3103 77 p. 60 McLaren, David 393 77 p. 71 McArthur, Jef1'31 13 777 p. 51 McCarlan, Brian 3103 7 p. 60 McCarlan, Murray 3103 77 p. 60 McCoy, Paul 3123 77 p. 40 McCreery, John 393 7 p. 71 McCubrey, Katherine 3103 77 p. 60 McDonald, Cathy 3113 77 p. 51 McDonald, Cheryl 3123 77 p. 40 McDonald, Elizabeth 393 7 p. 71 McDonald, Gene 3113 77- p. 51 McDonald, Scott 393 77 p. 71 McCraw, Joe 393 7 p. 71 McGraw, Kelly 393 7 p. 71 McCraw, Pat 3123 7 p. 40 McKay, Mark 3123 7 p. 40 McLaughlin, Tracy 393 7 p. 71 McMahon, Lori 3103 77 p. 60 McMulIen, Melanie 393 7 p. 71 McMullen, Missy 3123 7 p. 40 McNeiIl, Shannon 393 7 p. 71 McQuillen, Scott 3103 7 p. 60 Medd, Kristin 3103 7 p. 60 Medower, Brian 3103 77 p. 60 Meidinger, Eric 3103 7 p. 60 Meidinger, Michelle 393 7 p. 71 Meier, Gina 3123 -7 p. 40 Meier, Tammy 3103 777 p. 60 Mendoza, Edenia 3113 7 p. 51 Menz, Nic01e3113 7 p. 51 Mercil, Terry 393 7 p. 71 Merscham, Debbie 3123 7 p. 41 Merscham, Lonnie 393 7 p. 71 Meuwissen, Lynn 3113 7 p. 51 Meyer, Chad 3103 7 p. 60 Meyer, Dawn 3113 7 p. 51 Meyer, Kristin 3113 7 p. 51 Meyers, Anne 3103 7 p. 60 Michael, Laura 393 7 p. 71 Michaela, Cindy 393 7- p. 71 Michaela, John 3113 7 p. 51 Michaletz, Dana 393 7 p. 71 Mika, Roxanne 3113 7 p. 51 Milka, Ron 3123 7 p. 41 Miller, Cheryl 3103 7 p. 60 Miller, James 3113 7 p. 51 Miller, Matt 3113 7 p. 51 Miller, Shawn 393 7 p. 71 Miller, Theresa 393 7 p. 71 Mills, Carla 393 7 p. 71 Mills, Julie 3113 7 p. 51 Minton, Kelly 3123 7 p. 41 Minton, Molly 393 7 p. 71 Mitchell, Sue 3113 7 p. 51 Mitchelson, Mike 393 7 p. 71 Mitchelson, Terri 3123 7 p. 41 Mizga. Kammy 3113 7 p. 53 Moe, Dan 3103 7 p. 60 Moen. Stacey 3113 7 p. 51 Moenning, Christina 3103 7 p. 60 Moenning, Gretchen 3123 7 p. 41 Moenning, Jim 3123 7 p. 41 Mokvist, Anna 3113 7 p. 51 Molina, Rosemarie 3103 7 p. 60 Monseen, Sheila 3123 7 p. 45 Moore, Chris 3123 7 p. 45 Morehouse. Kevin 3113 7 p. 51 Morrow, Paul 3103 7 p. 60 Morlell, Sue 3113 p. 51 Morton. Eric 3103 7 p. 60 Masher, Tom 3103 7 p. 60 Moatrom, Leif 31 13 7 p. 51 Mon. Jason 3103 7 p. 60 Mowry, Margaret 3113 p. 51 Moyer, Chria3113 7 p. 51 Muehlberg. Shanen 3123 p. 41 Mueller, Chris 393 77 p. 71 Mulenburg. Terry 3103 777 p. 60 Munson, Sean 393 77 p. 71 Murphy, Dale Ann 3123 77 p. 41 Murray. Mike, 393 7 p. 71 Murray. P8131137 p. 53 Muaselman, Chris 393 -7 p. 71 Musaelman, Mike 3123 77 p. 41 Mutterer, Angie 3113 77 p. 51 N Nndeau. Patty 3123 77 p. 41 Napier, Jeff 393 7 p. 71 Navarrete, Sherri 3103 77 p. 60 Nedelcoff, Alex 3103 7 p. 60 Nelson, Angie 3113 7 p. 51 Nelson, Chris 3103 7 p. 60 Nelson, Christy 3103 7 p. 60 Nelson, Cindy 3113 7 p. 51 Nelson, Jenny 3123 7 p. 41 Nelson, Leif 3113 7 p. 51 Nelson, Mark 3123 7 p. 41 Nelson, Mary 393 7 p. 71 Nelson, Melissa 393 7 p. 71 Nelson, Melody 393 7 p. 71 Nelson, Michelle 393 7 p. 71 Nelson, Nancy 393 7 p. 7 1 Nelson, Peter 393 7 p. 7 1 Nelson, Ron 3113 7 p. 51 Nelson, Scott 31 13 7 p. 51 Nelson, Stephanie 393 7 p. 72 Nessa, 1101131137 p. 51 Netka, Anne 3103 7 p. 60 Neverdahl, Gary 393 7 p. 72 Newman, Brad 3103 7 p. 60 Newman, Wendy 3113 7 p. 51 Nguyen, Hanh 393 7 p. 72 Nguyen, Lam 3123 7 p. 45 Nickolai, Brenda 3103 7 p. 60 Nicpon. Jeff 3113 7 p. 53 Nisaen,John 3103 7 p. 60 Nordby, Arik 3123 7 p. 41 Norman. Chris 3123 7 p. 41 Nubson, Rachel 3103 7 p. 60 Nyquist, Ken 3113 7 p. 51 O O1Donne11, Bridget 3103 7 p. 60 O'Neill, Shawn 393 7 p. 72 Oakes, A1ton3113 7 p. 51 Oberlander, Paul 3123 7 p. 41 Oberlander, Scott 3103 7 p. 60 O'brien, Mike 3113 7 p. 51 Oestreicher, Sandy 3113 7 p. 5 l Ogren. Jennifer 3113 7 p. 51 Oliver, Stephanie 3123 7 p. 41 01k. John 393 7 p. 72 01k, Steve 3113 7 p. 51 Olsen, Chris 3103 7 p. 60 Olsen, Nancy 3103 7 p. 60 Olson, Dan 3123 7 p. 41 Olson, Don 3113 7 p. 51 Olson, Jenny 3113 7 p. 51 Olson, Karin 393 7 p. 72 Olson, Kelly 393 7 p. 72 Olson, Ke11y3103 7 p. 60 Olson, Kristi 3123 7 p. 41 - Olson, Missy 3113 7 p. 51 Olson, PM 3113 7 p. 51 Olson. Scott 3113 7 p. 51 Olson. Shelly 393 7 p. 72 Olson, Sherry 3123 7 p. 41 Olson, Tammy 393 7 p. 72 Olson, Todd 3113 7 p. 51 Opheim. Mike1101 77 p. 60 O1Reilly. Pat191 7 p. 72 O1Reilly, Bill 1111 7 p. 51 O1Rourke. Curie 1101 p. 60 Orr. Benila1l217 p. 41 OrlloffJay1ll1 7 p. 51 Osborne. Chriu191 77 p. 72 ankowsky. Kim1111 7 p. 51 Oatenson. Andrea 1111 7 p. 51 Ostlund. Sue1l2177 p. 41 Outman. Terry 1111 7 p. 51 Ostman. Tony1101 7 p. 60 Oswald. Mau191 77p. 72 Overslreet. Mark191 7 p. 72 Owens. Wade1101 7 p. 60 P PaganoJeff191 77 p. 72 Page, Cynthia 1101 p. 61 Page, Kathy191 77 p. 72 Palmer, Kim191 7 p. 72 Palmer, Kristin191 7 p. 72 Palmer, Stephanie 1111 7 p. 51 Palorantn, Amy 1101 777 p. 61 Pappas, Heather 1101 7 p. 61 Parker, Brad 1111 77- p. 51 Parker. Ernie1101 7 p. 61 Parle. Kaari 1111 7 p. 51 Parria, Pat1ll17 p. 51 Patterson, Matt 1121 7 77 p. 41 Pattyn, Michelle1121 77- p. 41 Paulsen. Jeff1l l1 7 p. 51 Paumen, Nicky191 7 p. 72 Pauser, Kristell 1121 7 p. 41 Pavelka, Don1121 7 p. 42 Pearson. Harry 1111 7 p. 51 Pearson, Lisa 1111 7 p. 52 Pearson. Phillip 1111 77 p. 52 Pedersen, Teresa 1101 7 p. 61 Pederson, Amanda 191 7 p. 72 Pederson, Bryan191 7 p. 72 Pembenon. James1101 7 p. 61 Pemmaraju. Kumar 1121 7 p. 42 Pendergrasa, Cary 1121 7 p. 42 Penn, Annn11017 p. 61 Pennebaker, Michelle 191 7 p. 72 Perry, Chria191 7 p. 72 Pesola, Martha1101 7 p. 61 Peter. Liz11017 p. 61 Peters. Dan1ll17 p. 53 Peters, Clen1121 7 p. 42 Peters. Jon191 7 p. 72 Petersen, Dawn 1111 7 p. 52 Petersen, Dean1101 7 p. 61 PetersenJenny191 7 p. 72 Petersen. Mark191 7 p. 72 Petersen, Sharelle 1121 7 p. 42 Petersen, Shawn 1101 7 p. 61 Petersen, Tammy191 7 p. 72 Peterson, Anne1101 7 p. 61 Peterson, Cyndy1101 7 p. 61 Peterson. Jeannie 1111 7 p. 52 Peterson. Jillene 191 7 p. 72 Peterson. Kristin 1101 7 p. 61 Peterson. Mark 1121 7 p. 42 Peterson. Marni1101 7 p. 61 Peterson, Mary 1111 7 p. 52 Peterson. Richard 1101 7 p. 61 Peterson, 11011191 7 p. 72 Peterson, Sandy 1121 7 p. 42 Peterson, Shannon 1101 7 p. 61 Peterson, Tim 191 7 p. 72 Pettersson, Ake1121 7 p. 45 Peltersson. Asa1101 7 p. 61 Pfeiffer. John191 7 p. 72 Plelps. Alyssa1101 7 p. 61 Phelps. Todd191 7 p. 72 Philbrick. Jack 191 7 p. 72 Pichner, John 1121 7 p. 42 Pierce, Scott 191 7 p. 72 Pieropan, Henther1ll1 7 p. 53 Pieropan, Sean1101 7 p. 61 Pierson. Eric 1121 7 p. 42 Pierson, Heidi 191 7 p. 72 Plau.l1uane191 7 p. 73 Platz. Wendi 1121 p. 42 Plehal. Wayne191 p. 73 Fletcher. Penny 1101 7 p. 61 Plunkeu, Suzanne 191 p. 73 Poppendieck. Andrea 191 p. 73 Former. Chrin11 l1 7 p. 52 Portner, Kari 191 77 p. 73 Predovich, Tammi 1121 7 p. 42 Prentice. Jennifer191 7 p. 73 Prodoehl. Kim 1111 7 p. 52 Prosen, Bill191 77 p. 73 Pruitt, S!ephanie191 7 7 p. 73 Prusak, Jodie1101 77 7 p. 61 Pugh, Glen 11017 p. 61 Pugh, Ken1917 p. 73 Quanbeck, Karen 1111 7 p. 52 Quiggle. Kristi 191 77 p. 73 Quiram, Todd1121 7 p. 42 Quiet. Ericka 191 7 p. 73 R Radtke, Geri Lyn 191 7 p. 73 Radtke, Jane191 p. 73 Ramsey, Dennis191 7 p. 73 Rannow, Lori191 7 p. 73 RIPP. Kris1ll17 p. 52 Rasmussen, Jim11217 p. 42 Rasmussen. Tom1121 7 p. 42 Reagan, Stacey 11 11 7 p. 52 Reber, Rob191 7 p. 73 Redmond,John191 7 p. 73 Reid. Bryan 1111 7 p. 52 Reid, Lauren 191 7 p. 73 Reid, Chris 1111 7 p. 52 Renelow. Katie 191 7 p. 73 Retterath, Dave 1121 7 p. 42 Reynolds, Laura 191 7 p. 73 Rhodes, Greg 1121 7 p. 42 Rice. Coleen 191 7 p. 73 Rice.Jim1ll17 p. 52 Richardson, Natalie 191 7 p. 73 Richardson, Stephanie 1121 7 p. 42 Richgruber, Bryan 191 7 p. 73 Riedel, Mark1101 7 p. 61 Ripp, Melissa1121 7 p. 42 Roderick, Shannon 191 7 p. 73 Rodgers, Steve 191 7 p. 73 Roe , Angie1121 7 p. 42 Roetlger. Paula 1121 7 p. 42 Roettger, Robin 1111 7 p. 52 Rogers, Craig 191 7 p. 73 Rogers, Scott1101 7 p. 61 Rohana, Dulaylac 191 7 p. 73 Rood. Steven 191 7 p. 73 Root, Doug1ll17 p. 52 Rosenow. Cynthia 1101 7 p. 61 Rothnem, Bret 191 7 p. 73 Rothnem, Tracey 1111 7 p. 52 Rotter. Amy1101 7 p. 61 Roufs. Cheryl 1111 7 p. 52 Royer. Chad191 7 p. 73 Royer, Kelley 1121 7 p. 42 Ruebling, Kristin 191 7 p. 73 Ruegemer, Troy 191 7 p. 73 Russ. Beth191 7 p. 73 Russ. Cathy1ll17 p. 52 Russell. Heather 191 7 p. 73 Ruud. Scott1l217 p. 42 Ryan, Kevin1101 7 p. 61 Rylance. Allan 1121 7 p. 42 Ryski. Lynn1101 7 p. 61 S Sabinske, Don 1111 7 p. 52 Stable. Jessica1101 7 p. 61 Sager, Linda 1111 7 p. 52 Sahgal. Prateek 1101 7 p. 61 Salmon. Todd 1111 7 p. 52 Sampson, Krista 191 7 p. 74 Sanders, Gail1101 7 p. 61 Snndness, Kurt 11 11 7 p. 52 Sandness, Mike 191 7 p. 74 Sands, Dana 1121 7 p. 42 Sandstrom. Tom 1111 7 p. 52 Sarenpa, Ryan 1121 7 p. 43 Surles, Lisa 1111 7 p. 52 Sather, Cheryl 191 7 p. 74 Savick. Kem1121 7 p. 43 Schaeffer, Gordon 1101 7 p. 61 Schaubert. Jill 1111 7 p. 52 Schaufler, Kelly 1121 7 p. 43 Schaufler, Steve 1101 7 p. 61 Scheible. Jeanne 1101 7 p. 62 Schenck, Victoria 1101 7 p. 62 Schepers, Bill 1101 7 p. 62 Schick, Andrea 1111 7 p. 52 Schindeldecker, Shelly 1101 7 p. 62 Schindeldecker, Tammy 191 7 p. 74 Schmid, Tim191 7 p. 74 Schmidt, Ann 1111 w p. 52 Schmidt, John1121 7 p. 43 Schmidt. Steve 191 7 p. 74 Schmidtlein, David 191 7 p. 74 Schmidllein, Paul 1111 7 p. 52 Schmitt, Shari 1121 7 p. 43 Schmitt, Steve1101 7 p. 62 Schmude, Mark 1101 7 p. 62 Schnackenberg. Heidi 1101 77 p. 62 Schoen, Rick 1121 7 p. 43 Schoen. Tami 1111 7 p. 52 Schrieber, Jeff 1111 7 p. 52 Schroers, Brenda 1101 7 p. 62 Schroers. Linda 1101 7 p. 62 Schuchman, Jamie 1111 7 p. 52 Schuck, Stephanie 1111 7 p. 52 Schuft. Stephanie 191 7 p. 74 Schulme, Chris 1111 7 p. 52 Schwankl, Gary 1121 7 p. 43 Schwartz, John 1121 7 p. 43 Scott, Kim11017 p. 62 Sebion, Doug191 7 p. 74 Sekely, Dan1121 7 p. 43 Sekely. Jane1101 7 p. 62 Semotuk, Steve 191 7 p. 74 Semotuk. Susan1101 7 p. 62 Sethre, Jenny191 7 p. 74 Severson. Joel 1111 7 p. 52 Shafer. Brenda 1101 7 p. 62 Shaw, Holly1101 7 p. 62 Shea, Katie1101 7 p. 62 Short. Jennifer1101 7 p. 62 Shuberg. Jeff191 7 p. 74 Siefken. Robin 191 7 p. 74 Siefkin. Steve 1111 7 p. 52 Siemens, George 1121 7 p. 43 Simanowky, Zhanetta 1101 7 p. 62 Simenson, Julie 1111 7 p. 52 Simmons, Kym1101 7 p. 62 Simona, Amy191 7 p. 74 Simonaon, Rodney 1101 7 p. 62 Sinykin,llana1101 7 p. 62 Sipper. Sue11217 p. 43 Sixel. Aimee 1121 7 p. 43 Skare, Ryan 1111 7 p. 52 Shtrud, Ryan 191 7 p. 74 Skinness, Mary 1111 7 p. 52 Skogman, Eric 191 7 p. 74 Sleva, Dnvid1121 7 p. 45 Sleva. Kim1101 7 p. 62 Smnlley, Todd 1101 7 p. 62 Smith, Brian1101 7 p. 62 Smith. Carolyn1101 7 p. 62 Smith. Charily1101 7 p. 62 Smith,Jennifer191 --7 p. 74 Smith. Kary 1111 7 p. 52 Smith, Kathie 1121 777 p. 43 Smith, Kristie 7121 m p. 43 Smith, Lnura1101 77 p. 62 Smith. Laurn191 7 p. 74 Smith, Naomi191 7 p. 74 Smith. Pat 191 7 p. 74 Smith. Tim11017 p. 62 Smithson, Mike1101 7 p. 62 Snicker, Tnmmy1101 77 p. 62 Snicker, Tracy 191 7 p. 74 Sniegowski, Daphne 11 11 77 p. 52 Sohn. Sei-Young 1101 7 7 p. 62 Solberg, Catherine 191 7- p. 74 Solberg, Becky 1111 7 p. 52 Solie. Charles 191 7- p. 74 Solie. Clayton 1121 7 p. 43 Solie, Kate1121 7 p. 43 Solie. Michelle 1101 7 p. 62 Soloky, Jessica 1101 7 p. 62 Solon. Kara11017 p. 62 Somerville. Ron 191 7 p. 74 Sorenson, Chad 1101 7 p. 62 Sorenson, Eric 1101 7 p. 62 Sorenson. Kristin 191 7 p. 74 Sorenson. Sue 1111 7 p. 53 Spande, Kim1ll17 p. 52 Sporleder, Gretchen 1101 7 p. 62 Stallings, Vicki 191 7 p. 74 Stanley, Stuart 1121 7 p. 43 Suns,Cindy 1111 - p. 52 Sums, Rich1121 7 p. 43 Staub. Debbie191 - p. 74 Snub, Richard 1101 7 p. 62 Snub, Sherri 1121 7 p. 43 Snvrum, Elliott 1121 7 p. 45 Steen. Darin 1111 7 p. 52 Steen, Jill191 7 p. 74 Steiner, Amy 191 7 p. 74 Steiner, Lisa 1111 7 p. 52 Slensgaard. Tracy 1111 7 p. 53 INDEX 7 17s U-l- - Stephan, Sue 4124 4 p. 43 Sterner, Tammy 494 4 p. 74 Stevenson, David 41 14 4 p. 52 Stevenson, Kevin 4104 4 p. 62 Stiele,Jill 4104 4 p. 63 Stodola. Jason 4104 4 p. 63 Stodola, Nicole 494 4 p. 74 Storms, Amy 4114 4 p. 52 Storms.Jay 4124 4 p. 43 Strandberg, Dean 4114 4 p. 52 Strelnieks, Dave 4104 4 p. 63 Stretch, Jim 494 4 p. 74 Striker. Lynne 494 4 p. 74 Stroup. Jenny 4104 4 p. 63 Strout, Rick 494 4 p. 74 Stutelberg, Chad 4104 4 p. 63 Sultany, Chris 4124 4 p. 43 Sutherland, Paul 494 4 p 75 Sutliff. Pauline 4124 4 p. 43 Sutton. Chris 4114 4 p. 52 Sutton,Jesse 494 4 p. 75 Sutton, Paul 4124 4 p. 43 Suvannarad, Savanna 4124 4 p. 44 Swanson, Amy 4104 4 p. 63 Swanson, Bart 4114 4 p 52 Swanson, Brad 4114 4 p. 52 Swanson. Erik 494 4 p. 75 Swanson,Janna 4104 4 p. 63 Swanson, Lizabeth 494 4 p. 75 T Tadavarthy, Anil 4124 4 p. 44 Tadavarthy, Sreenu 494 4 p. 75 Talbot, Greg 4114 4 p. 53 Tate, Valerie 494 4 p. 75 Te. Mouy 4114 4 p. 52 Tebeluis. Lara 494 4 P Teiken. Craig 494 p. 5 P . 7 ' Telehun. Mengistu 4124 p. 44 Thomas, Chris 494 4 . 75 . 6 Thomas. Jason 4104 4 p 3 Thompson. Brian 494 4 p. 75 Thompson. Chris 494 4 p. 75 Thompson, Kelly 4114 4 p. 52 Thornburg, Debby 4114 4 , p. 52 Thurk. David 4104 4 p. 63 Thurk, Paul 494 4 p. 75 Tiberghein, Keli 4114 4 p. 53 Tiemeyer. Chris 494 4 p. 75 Tiemeyer, John 4114 4 p. 53 Tjernlund. Rae 4114 4 p. 53 Tomczik, Tracey 4124 4 p. 44 Toner, Glenn 4124 4 p. 44 Torgerson, Karen 4104 4 p. 63 Tornoe, Greg 494 4 p. 75 Transeth, Wendy 4124 4 p. 44 Trager, Lisa 494 4 p. 75 Treanor, Garret 41 14 4 p. 53 Treat, Gwendolyn 4104 4 p. 63 Treptow, Brett 4124 4 p. 44 Treptow, Kristin 4114 4 p. 53 Troop, Jon 494 4 p. 75 Truninger, Dan 4124 4 p. 44 Truong, Truc 4114 4 p. 53 Turner, Catherine 4124 4 p. 44 Turtle, Bryan 4114 4 p. 53 Tushie, Mike 494 4 p. 75 Tuttle, Mike 494 4 p. 75 Twins, Mike 4124 4 p. 44 Tyson, Jill 4114 4 p. 44 Tyson, Steve 41 14 4 p. 53 176 4 INDEX U Umphlett. Randy 4124 p. 44 Upton. Sarah 4104 4 p. 63 V Vnchhani. Bins 4104 4 p. 63 Valentine. Dawn 4104 4 p. 63 Van Asten. Lisa 4114 4 p. 53 Van Aston, Stephanie 4124 4 p. 44 Van Meter, Laura 41 14 4 p. 53 Van RosaumJodi 4104 4 p. 63 Vaughn, Gigi 4104 4 p. 63 Venkltnpuram, Kalpana 494 4 p. 75 Villella, Lee Ann 4104 4- p. 63 Villella, Leslie 494 4 p. 75 Vans, Jeff 4104 4 p. 63 Voas, Randy 4124 4 p. 44 Voelke, Mars 4114 4 p. 53 Vohnoutka, Jason 4104 4 p. 63 Vohnoulka, Wade 494 4 p. 75 Voigtsberger, Peter 4114 4 p. 53 Volk, Dean 4124 4 p. 44 Vorachek, Tara 4114 4 p. 53 Vosmek, Tom 4104 4 p. 63 Vosu,Jason 4114 4 p. 53 Vukelich, Dana 4124 4 p. 44 W Waade, Rob 4104 4 p. 53 Wacker, Gina 4114 4 p. 53 Wagner, Lori 494 4 p. 75 Wagner. Tracy 4124 4 p. 44 Wakefield, Chris 4114 4 p. 53 Wakefield, Rick 4 p. 45 Wald, David 494 4 p. 75 Wald, Dawn 4104 4 p. 63 Walker, Gregg 4114 4 p. 53 Walquist, Craig 4114 4 p. 53 Walters, Ken 4114 4 p. 53 Walters, Laura 4104 4 p. 63 Walton, Jodi 494 4 p. 75 Wamtrom, Charles 494 4 p. 75 Warren, Bret 4124 4 p. 45 Warren, Gordon 4104 4 p. 63 Warren, Randy 4104 4 p. 63 Waterbury, Jill 4104 4 p. 63 Waterbury, Kim 4124 4 p. 44 Way, Antioneue 4124 4 p. 44 Weber, David 4114 4 p. 53 Weber, Tammy 494 4 p. 75 Wedlund, Katie 494 4 p. 75 Weinnpfel, Erick 494 4 p. 75 Welcome, Regina 4114 4 p. 53 Welcome, Renee 494 4 p. 75 Wells, Karen 4114 4 p. 53 Wells, Kari 4104 4 p. 63 Wells, Robert 494 4 p. 75 Welter, Michelle 41 24 4 p. 44 Welter, Nicole 4104 4 p. 63 Wendland, Matt 41 14 4 p. 53 Wendt, Richard 494 4 p. 75 Wendt, Rochelle 41 14 4 p. 53 Wenzel, Kara 4104 4 p. 63 Wessels, Brian 494 4 p. 75 Westby, Melissa 4104 4 p. 63 Westling, Craig 4124 4 p. 44 Westling,.1eff 4104 4 p. 63 Westphal, Amy 4114 4 p. 53 Westmp, Jared 4104 4 p. 63 Weyer, Lisa 4124 4 p. 44 Whalen, Catherine 494 4 p. 75 Whalen, Katie 494 4 p. 75 Whalen, Tom 4124 4 p. 44 Wheeler, Wade 494 4 p. 75 Wheeler, Wendy 41 14 4 p. 53 White Greg 4114 4 p. 53 White, Jeff 494 4 p. 75 White, Shannon 4104 4 p. 63 Wickland, Kristina 4114 4 p. 53 Wiedemann, Katrin 494 4 p. 75 Wiethoff, Adam 4104 4 p. 63 Wigen, Jeffrey 4104 4 p. 63 Wigen. John 494 4 p. 75 Wilkerson, Roger 4114 4 p. 53 Willinmette, Nicole 41 14 4 p. 53 Willmore, Lynn 4114 4 p. 53 Wilson. Steve 4124 4 p. 44 Winahip, Cindy 4114 4 p. 53 Winship, Jeff 4124 4 p. 45 Wirtz, Beth 4124 4 p. 45 Wohnouth, Scott 494 4 p. 75 Walden. Kyle 4124 4 p. 45 Wolf,.lohn 4114 4 p. 53 Wolaki, Candace 4104 4 p. 63 Wruck, Doug 4124 4 p. 45 Wurtz, Heather 4104 4 p. 63 Y Yager, Cynthia 4114 4 p. 53 Yi.Jane 4104 4 p. 63 Yi,Steve 494 4 p. 75 Z Zachman. Diane 4124 4 p. 45 chhmnn, Laura 494 4 p. 75 chhman, Leo 494 4 p. 75 Zaklriasen, Monica 4114 4 p. 53 annke. Jeff 4104 4 p. 63 Zimmerman, Connie 4104 4 p. 634. Zimmerman, David 494 4 p. 75 Zimmerman, Paul 4104 4 p. 63 Zupan, John 4124 4 p. 45 Zurn, Chris 4104 4 p. 63 Zurn, Dave 4124 4 p. 45 Zweber, Don 4124 4 p. 45 AL 1 5a,,ru r 9? .4? 3. a r d J5 . x