Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

THE 1977 WIZARD Volume Fifty-Three Edison High School 700 22nd Ave. N.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota REFLECTIONS Advisor: Mr. Fibal Editor-in-Chlef.-Gioria Hedler Assistant Editor: Dan Renner Activities Section Editor: loniu assistants-Kathy BlosbergB Nancy Carlson « t' Colleen Hublc ection Editor; Jim Pettit Ted Karkula Michelle Kozak Jeff Rosemcycr Sandy Swanson Extra Curricular Editor: Sabrina Rademacher assistants: Debbie Jurichko Jerry Korblick Academics Editor: Paul Jablonsky assistants: Kathy Bums Bill Martin ■ f: Clor r: Din 1 [ion Edi lathy Bl fancy C Athletic Students Editor: Debbie SjQH ■flflpassistants: Peggy Bairc Kathy KjesetJ Randy Kudzi; Beth LaGrangt Index Editor: Mary Kay Bum assistant: Ruth Futche Photographers: Kelly Biske; Mike Waiter Paul Jablonsk: REFLECTIONS .... ACTIVITIES...... ATHLETICS....... EXTRA CURRICULAR ACADEMICS ......r. STUDENTS........ INDEX..... ..... EPILOGUE........ When I first walked through the doors, Everything fell into place. 4 Reflections 0 0c% Now I must leave, Time to step to a new pace. 5 Reflections Remembering all the friends, The laughter and the cheers. Casting out the sadness, Erasing all the tears. 6 Reflections For this is a book filled with memories, Together we have all made. Each a separate chapter in our minds. Never will they fade. 7 Reflections So as I go on, In whatever direction, 8 Reflections I'll look back to you, Edison, To vision your clear reflection. Kalhy Burns 11 Activity Divider activities Tuesday morning October 5, at 10:00, junior Bob Berg finished the 18 mile marathon run with a winning time of 1.53:00. This signaled the beginning of the 1976 homecoming activities. Bob beat Phil lacar-ella’s old time of 2.00:10 by seven minutes. Finishing second was senior Steve Fishbeck with a time of 2.04:09, and third was junior Chris Loso with a time of 2.04:10. Activities throughout the rest of the week were a volleyball game, a cracker-eating contest won by senior Karen Buettner, and a pic-cating contest won by senior Roger Bratsch. Voting for homecoming queen took place on Friday. October 1st. The sixteen semi-finalists were Bonnie Brandt, Pam Trombley, Sandy Kramer, Cathy Knapper, Sue Blosbcrg, Debbie Weinstock, Libby Chase, Sandy Tomczyk, Kim Anderson, Janet Ekstrom, Cindy Invie, Sandy Blosberg, Andra Slimak, Julie Onsrud, Sue Rorem. and Sally Morris. On Wednesday, October 6th, the vote for the five finalists took place. They were: Sandy Kramer, Kim Anderson, Debbie Weinstock. Sandy Blosberg. and Sally Morris. Friday - Homecoming day - was a day of mixed emotions. By 12:30 p.m. nearly the whole school had heard of a serious accident involving six Edison students. Activities continued, although thoughts were with the injured students. 12 Homecoming Wjujf n? At 1:30 the assembly began. There were many performances including skits, singing, uni-cycling, flag-girls, cheerleaders, Pom-Toms, and the band. The assembly ended with the presentation of flowers to the new queen, Sandy Blosberg by Jean Jarosak, 1975 Homecoming Queen. Immediately following the assembly everyone headed out into the cold and misty weather to watch the parade. There were a number of floats including those by the seniors, the juniors, the sophomores, the Spanish club and the Polish pacers. Also in the parade were decorated cars, cheerleaders, Pom-Toms and our own band in the lead. After the pre-game show, by the band, the football team proved to the Southwest Indians our theme We don't take no sitting bull as we topped the Indians 28-6. After the game we were reminded that this was to be the last Homecoming game on this field as ground-breaking ceremonies were held for our new gymnasium. At 8:00 came the final remnants of our homecoming week. The group, Footloose, provided music for dancing which was followed by dinner at a local restaurant for most. 1 3 Homecoming Tim Feinrltc and John iachomowski Bob Berg (Marathon Winner) The Oueen Candidates Bob Archambault and Kim Anderson Scon Schclland and Debbie Welratock THE QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS Scott Maslca and Sandy Kramer Bill Emerson and Queen Sandy Blosbcrg Armand Nelson and Sally Morrl Queen — Sandy Blosberg escorted by Bill Emerson 16 Homecoming winners of the best costumes were (front row) Sandy Jacobson: (back row) b Brednon. Brad Anderson, and Carlene Li pa. Bonita Haider and Sue Howitz. Ray Mochinski and Terri Winsett. HALLOWEEN DANCE The Halloween dance was sponsored by the Pep Club and has been one of the most exciting events within the realm of social activities at Edison High School. The dance was held on Friday. October 19. 1977. The students worked very hard and long creating costumes for this event because small prizes were at stake for the best costumes. This year's winners for the best costumes were: Brad Anderson (10). as the abominable snowman: Barb Bredston (10). and Carlene Lipa (10) as pumpkins: and Sandy Jacobson (10). as a Bumble Bee. Music was provided by the Band ''Suicide Commandos. Kaye Macoskcy and Laurie Hines. Sandy Amtson, Cathy Marchiafava, and Cheryl Invie. 17 Halloween Dance SADIE HAWKINS DANCE The Sadie Hawkins dance has become very popular at old E.H.S. because it is one chance a girl has to ask her favorite fellow to a social activity. Doors opened at 8:00 o'clock and the chase was on. Males got a five second head start and some were still running at 9:00 o'clock at which time the Li'l Abners had to stop or be subject to arrest by police officers Jeanette Johnson. Eddie Anderson, and Jim Bullcigh. By this time the Marryin' Sams; Mr. Crecnburg and Mrs. Johnson, were busy ''hitching couples. This year each couple got two licenses, two rings and a marriage ceremony for 50 cents. Later, students had their photos taken, ate cheese and sausage, danced and admired each other's costumes. Music was provided by Kite. Winner of the best costume was Donna Smahcl. The puppy was won by Simon Morrison and the turkey was won by Bill Lundccn. Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner awards went to seniors; Karen Larsen and Ray Mochinski, juniors: Colleen Hublc and Al Mundy, sophomores: Janine Lourey and Bob Leitschuh. November 19 was a night to remember. Pat Dickson Tom Miskowic Snackers sampled cheese, sausage and dill pickles. Kim Weiner and Denise Tokar 18 Sadie Hawkins Sadie's Daisy Maes. Li'l Abners and winners. Mr. Minnema announcing the winners. Prison!! Anyone have a dime? Jeanette Johnson rests her feet. Tammy Kramer and her Abner enjoy the music of Kite. Signing up for the drawings. Sadie Hawkins 19 The magnificent Edison High School marching band. The Varsity Flag Girls Rick Bickford MARCHING BAND CONCERT The Marching Band Concert is the one time during the year when the Edison Band can show their talents Indoors. It was held on November 18. They marched and danced to songs such as •’Saturday Night”, ”The Hustle”, and ”Not Fragile”. Routines were also performed by the Flag Girls and Varsity Flag Girls. Majorette Vickie Smith Majorette Peggy McGovern 20 Marching Band Concert CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Christmas concert by the band and the choir was held on December 15. Songs included Russian Christmas . Sine Nomina , and Psalm 46 , by the band. The choir performed songs such as Christmas Everywhere , Gloria in Excelsis , and Christmas is the Warmest Time . 21 Christmas Concert The 1977 Sno-Dazc King - Tom Bray. SNO-DAZE January 28 was a ’'Winter Wonderland at Edison. That was the theme for the 1977 SNO-DAZE assembly. Acts ranged from the Stage Band, to a bunch of singing turkeys, to the pink panther. Master of ceremonies, Brian Brcihorst, introduced our finalists for SNO-DAZE king. The finalists were: Mike Bishop, Tom Bray, John Jachymowski, Kirby Johnson, Perry Rawlings, and Rich Rorem. Tom Bray was crowned king. Because of the fuel shortage, the SNO-DAZE dance was postponed to March 18. 22 Sno-Daze Julie Onsrud and Sandy Tomczyk. Barb Herbert, Joan Wedgewood. and Luanne Chiodo. Bill Barnes. Anne Bordwell. and Griff Day. Chuck McNiff and Andy Mlinar. 23 Sno-Daze KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS The 1977 Sweetheart Dance was held at Edison on February 18. The band Phoenix Superstars played to the crowds favorite tunes. As the evening drew near the King and Queen were soon to be picked. Candidates Sue Blosberg, Angel Sharp, Cindi Invie, Sandy Kramer, and Kim Anderson for Queen. Kirby Johnson, Rich Rorem, Mike Bishop. Perry Rawlings, and Mike Miskowiec for King. Sue Blosberg and Mike Miskowiec were crowned. A high point of the evening W3s the Snowball dance by our Kir.g and Queen of Hearts. Queen Sue Blosberg and King Mike Miskowiec. King and Queen start the Snowball. Tension mounts. 24 Sweetheart Dance Cindy Invie and Mike Bishop. Sandy Kramer and Rich Rorem. Kirby Johnson and Kim Anderson. Crowning of King Mike. Students dancing enthusiastically! Angel Sharp and Perry Rawlings. 25 Sweetheart Dance HEN PROGRAM The purpose of Hen is the programmatic desegregation of Henry. Edison. and North. Students arc bussed from their home school to another for specific course offerings or programs. Usually a two or three hour block of time will be spent in a school location other than the home school. It provides an opportunity to attend classes with students from different racial and economic backgrounds, gives a wider range of course offerings for students, and also permits greater flexibility in programming for students and for the schools. Hen student changes buses at Edison. Discussing how to improve the academic levels of learning at Henry. Edison, and North. Students learn new dances at the retreat. 26 Hen Program Hen students participate in our school’s guitar class. Students rehearse a scene for their film making class at North. Mr. Bates lectures to Henry, Edison, and North students in his biology class. en students attend an informal discussion at the leadcrship--■•elopment workshop. Mr. Don Lapp Mr. Ronald Manning HEN COUNSELORS 27 Hen Program CHORAL CLUB MUSICAL The Musical given by the Choral Club was titled THE GUY FROM VENUS. The musical was about a girl named Linda who took over the position as head of Stacey's Department Store. Linda encountered many problems with the Amalgamated. They were trying to take over Stacey's Department Store. Meanwhile a creature from Venus named Don Starr tried to help Linda during the short time he was here on earth. Don Starr ended up falling in love with Linda. Jack, Linda's boyfriend, became jealous of Don Starr and wanted Linda all for himself. The musical was given on Friday. March 25. at 8:00 p.m. CAST Linda - Ann McCormick Don StarT - Pat Dickson Jack Wilson - ArMand Nelson Mrs. Mack - Pat Bulleigh Mr. Ream - Bob Carlson Rolanc - Pat Sheldon Marge - Melody Borchers Harry - Mike Mueller Mr. Romano - Bob Parrott Mrs. Stanton - Janlne Lourey Mr. Trimble - Bob Carlson Mrs. Tilden - Julie Grow ArMand Nelson and Julie Grow. Ann McCormick. Janine Lourey. and Bob Carlson. Lisa Szczcck, Mike Mueller. Ann McCormick, and Janine Lourey. 28 Choral Club Musical Harry Comstock! That had better not be the message. That's my Linda. I love the feminine mind. Oh Mrs. Mack, what shall I do! 29 School Musical SENIOR BANQUET Hours to Remember was the theme of the Senior Banquet held at Arthur’s on March 7. The banquet was planned by Jim Pettit, ArMand Nelson, Kelly Thompson. Nannctte Unruh. Connie Kelley. Gloria Hedler, and Nancy Brecht. Dinner was served at 7:00. The menu included salad, milk, baked potatoc, and a choice of chicken, prime rib, or shrimp. The chicken and shrimp were excellent, but the prime rib was a little on the rare side. A short program followed, and the Hall of Fame was announced. The emcees were Brad Earley and Kirby Johnson. A short speech was also given by principal Melvin Grimstad. At 9:00 the lights were turned down and the dance started. Music was provided by Twin City Disco. Students relaxing after dinner. Overall view of the Banquet. 30 Senior Banquet for the Hall of Fame Emcee Brad Earley announcing the winners of the 1977 Hall of Fame. I won??? 31 Senior Banquet HALL OF FAME Little Rascals - Tom Crotty, Matey Mott. Super Smiles - Chuck Super. Kristi O’Rourke. Talkative Tommies - Jim Pettit, Pam Trombley. Sensational Shapes - Bonnie Brandt. Mike Johnson (not shown): Gorgeous Gal and Guy - Kathy Bamo. Scott Shelland (not shown). 32 Hall of Fame The 1977 Hall of Fame was announced on March 7. at the Senior Banquet. It was sponsored by The Senior Cabinet and 32 wards were given. Sure Success - Claire Bischoff, Larry Dunn. Luscious Locks - Debbie Och, Mike Bishop. Most Energetic - Nancy Brecht. Kirby Johnson. Typical Tommies - Libby Chase. Jim NailunH. Wild Wit - Tom Bray. Mary Zandlo. Interesting Eyes - Michelle Loso. Tom Bullock. Fabulous Flirt - Perry Rawlings. Eileen Maloney. Best-All-Round - Sandy Blosbcrg, Mitch Person. 33 Hall of Fame ASSEMBLIES AT EDISON Assemblies this year included congratulations to our football team, the Wizard staff, and even the cheerleaders pretending they were pom-toms. The football team celebrates city conference. Marcy Mott took the situation into her own hands. The Minnesota Kicks come to Edison. The band. Flair, from the Air Force Reserve entertains the students at an assembly. The dancing Cheerleaders The Wizard Staff portrays Kotter's Gang for the promotion o th«� Yearbook. 34 I Assemblies Jeans Hair FADS AND FASHIONS This year's f3ds and fashions were sweaters, long-johns. flannel shirts, blue jeans, jumpsuits, and gauchos. The extreme cold this winter produced a lot of these fashions. Hair 35 Fads and Fashions BLUE, GOLD,__________IS OUR FOE, WE WILL WIN THIS FRAY, BLUE, GOLD, OUR TEAM IS BOLD, ON THE FIELD OF PLAY. BLUE, GOLD, BLUE GOLD FOR US, WE WILL ALWAYS CHEER, WITH A RAH, RAH, RAH, AND A SISS, BOOM, BAH, WE WILL WIN THISGAME. 37 Athletics Divider and School Song ATHLETICS EDISON GETS NEW GYM The bulldozers gel under way. and deeper . . . and deeper. Well wishers bid a fond farewell 10 the football field. The hole gets deeper . . . 38 New Gym Mount Edison in the making. Will it ever get done? To be continued in the 1978 wizard. 39 New Gym TOMMIES CITY CHAMPS Edison 14 Central Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison TWIN CITY GAME 7 St. Paul Johnson Apple Valley South West North Southwest Roosevelt Washburn Henry 40 Football 1. mem ben of the vanity football tiam arc (front row) D. Hagfon. C. Nelson. T. MUkowlc, D. Felling. D. Roff. B. Hytka. ft. Davit. J. Jacob . anO T. Savage .cond row) D. Andenon. S. Pollack, O. Mllcnovich. D. Sharpe. S. Burkland. M. Mlikowlc. B. Ccmlo. M. Johnson, and T. Bray: (third row) D. Brown. R. Pomtner-nkc. D. Nlzlol. R. Rorem. R. Larson. M. Wllkcnon. J. lacarella. D. Wicngalla. and T. Lublntki: (fourth row)J. Natlund. D. Kopka. M. Pearson. J. Engttmm. P. Flrle. C. Maclcj. S. Howard. P. Han. and D. Cell: (back row) N. Schultz - coach. J. Weyek. M. Bishop. T. Femrite • co-captaln. M. Neeb. J. Sroga. S. Solent. P. t igilcy. 1. Ness, J. Jachymowtkl - co-captaln. And I. Andenon - coach. The football players with special honors were Mike Bishop. All-City; Dan Roff. All-City and All-Metro; Tim Femrite. Co-captain. All-City, All-Metro, and All-State: and Dale Nizlol, All-City. Co-captaln John Jachymowskl broke hit leg In the flnt scrimmage of the year. Although he could not play In any of the games, his love of the game and dedication to the team made him a valuable asset. He coached on the side lines and added plenty of spirit to the team. This year's football team enjoyed an excellent season. Undaunted by the loss of Co-captain John Jachymowskl for the season (he broke his leg in the first scrimmage), the team went on to compile a 9-1 record. Also, this marked the fourth consecutive year that Edison has won the conference football championship; this year the championship was won outright by Edison for the first time since 1948. It was a team of character which refused to quit. This character was molded by the fine leadership of the seniors on the team, especially Co-captain Tim Femrite who won All-State honors. Other honors won by the team include the following: Dan Roff. Tim Femrite. Dale Nlziol. Mike Bishop. All Conference: Nick Howard, Tim Femrite. Bob Hyska. Dan Roff. W.C.C.O Team of the Week; and Dan Roff. Tim Femrite. All-Metro. Other seniors who contributed greatly to the team’s success and will be missed next season include Jeff Sroga. Rich Rorem. Mike Neeb, Dave Brown. Tony Savage. Steve Solem. Tom Bray. Steve Pollack. Jim Engstrom. Tom Lasscr. Gary Volt, Darrell Sharpe. Mike Wilker-son. Dave Wiersgalla. Jim Naslund. Rick Pommerenkc. and Mitch Pearson. These players gave much of themselves for their team, their school, and their community. They deserve the success that they’ve earned. 41 Football Sophomore football player ate (from row) Bob Reynolds, Tom Kaczrowski. Glno Vlllclla. John Lmcr, Jon Chclsirom, Chris Erickson. Tony NeU. and Mike Stcllmacbc: (second row) Jeff Morliko, Randy Birchcr, Al Langlcwlcz. Chris Karrlck. Mike McMurchle. Craig Weckwerth. Dave Scawcll. Scon Henry. Ben Super, and Tim Rice (back row) Paul Becker - coach. Glen Brozak, Brad Anderson. Darrell Boaell. Pat Faber. Gary Randall. Paul Wu, Mike Bryan, and Jim Kotiom - Coach. The gang's all here. This year the sophomore football team was undefeated. They had the best defensive line In the city, and the varsity team will benefit greatly from them next year. The most outstanding players on the team were Pat Faber, Gary Randall. Craig Weckwerth. Jim Wcntland and Mike McMurchle. SCORES Edison 39 Central 0 Edison 27 South 0 Edison 45 West 0 Edison 54 North 0 Edison 20 Southwest 0 Edison 12 Roosevelt 7 Edison 6 Henry 6 Edison 20 Washburn 6 42 Sophomore Football . -.c members of the Girls Volleyball Team are (front row) Tammie Formico. Veronica Letoumca. Sandy Jacobson. Gail Moran. 1 trrie Brasuhn; (second row) Barbro Lind. Karen Bucttner. Janet Ekstrom. Ann McCormick. Pam Schwartz. Kerri Kopka; (back row) Mr. Minnema - coach. Nancy Anderson. Julie Nickel. Julie Engdahl. Jcnell Tanzer. Lynn Fellegy. Debbie Gilmore - assistant coach. Janet Ekstrom Karen Bucttner VOLLEYBALL The girl's volleyball team ended their season in 6th place. The girls didn't have an outstanding season. said coach Michael Minnema. but the girls played well together. The team is looking forward to a better season next year. SCORES Edison 11 South 18 Edison 17 South 17 Edison S Roosevelt 18 Edison 7 Roosevelt 18 Edison 7 Henry 18 Edison 0 Henry 18 Edison 16 West 18 Edison S West 18 Edison 18 West 15 Edison 20 North 18 Edison 18 North 5 Edison 10 Washburn 18 Edison 7 Washburn 18 Edison 9 Southwest 18 Edison 11 Southwest 18 Edison 7 Central 18 Edison S Centra! 18 Edison 2 Central 18 43 Girls Volleyball The boys cross-country runners arc (front row) Jim Bulliegh. Chris Loso, Ted Abraham. Randy Kudzia. Joe Pasma. Bob Berg; (back row) Mr. Johnson - coach, Colleen Huble - Stat., John Kitt, Ken Clark. Eddie Andersen. Steve Fishbeck. Brian Brcthorst. Tim Kraskey, and Theresa Colvin - Stat. CROSS COUN- TRY The boys cross-country team was a good, hard-working, young team. Plagued with injuries, the team managed to finish the season with a less than average record. The team did a lot of traveling, including trips to Duluth and Princeton where they competed with teams from all over the state. Mr. Johnson - coach said that he enjoyed working with the boys team, and that next year they would have a strong team with eight returning let-termen. Ken Clark 44 Cross-Country Chris Loso Steve Fishbeck Girls cross country runners are (front row) Kathy Brethorst. Lee Ann Craig, Mr. Maillet - Coach. Cookie Crcpo. Lisa Anderson: (back row) Rita Paquette, Mary Hanzlik. Terry Simon. Annette Ginnaty, Sue Graak. Rita Paquette CROSS COUNTRY According to Mr. Maillet - coach, the team had a very successful season. They lost only one meet. The girls ran two miles across country and set a new record for the two mile run. Setting this record was Rita Paquette with a time of twelve minutes and fifty-three seconds. The girls cross country team finished off a great season by beating eight of eighteen teams at the region meet. The captains of the team were Annette Ginnaty and Rita Paquette. 45 Cross Country Hk The water sure is cold! Wet and Wild. What do I do now coach? Members of Edison's Water Polo Team. A one and a half without the half. Who ME? Here I come ready or not! 46 Swimming T o members of the girls swim team are (front row) Anita Heiges, Donna Cardin. Cindy Smith. Julie Jensen. Michelle LaPoIntc. Lisa Jensen: (second rowr Mary Lillie. Michelle Loso. Karen Homan. Kelly LaPoIntc. Cindy Uphoff. Dawn Stephanson. Mary lacarclla. Barb Herbert, and Karyn Radcmacher. (third row) Mr. Harmon - coach. Renee Homan. Leanne Wegner. Patty O'Toole. Call Blosberg. Jeanette Johnson. Linda Benson, and Judy Johnson - co-captain, (back row) Lisa Harttad. Simone Boutin. Stacie Juntas. Carrie McQuiston, Liz Martin. Rose Jensen. Margaret Brandes - co-captain, and Jean Johnson. Margaret Brandes SWIMMING The Girls Swim Team won the city championship this year. Some of the top swimmers were Peggy Brandes and Lisa Hamad. Judy Johnson and Lisa Harstad went to state. The team worked hard for a new electronic timing machine this year. 47 Girl's Swim Teom The Boy ' Gymnastic Team members are (front row) Greg Baird; (second row) Perry Rawlings. Frank Protaslcwlcz. Joe Wu. Dan Mack. BUI Macko. Dong Darsow, Gary Scelcn. Rick Glubke; (third row) Chuck McNiff. Rich Rorcm. Ken Reed. George Wu. Mark Hinkle, Randy Peterson. Tim Anderson. Dan Matthes, Collette Huble. and Brad Obblnk (Coach); (third row) Jim McNcal. Dan Kuch. Rich Rorcm Tim Anderson Gary Scelen GYMNASTICS The gymnastic season went well this year with the team ending up as city co-champions for the second year in a row. They had a lot of help from captains Jim McNeal. Rich Rorcm. Perry Rawlings, and Bill Macko. Backing them up were Greg Baird. Rick Glubke. and Dan Kuck. This year the team was inspired by a new coach. Brad Obink. Rick Glubke 48 Boys Gymnastics The girls varsity tennis players were (front row) Cindy Way. Kathy Brethorst, Jeanine Rivet. Kathy Naglak, Cathy Knapper; (back row) Cookie Crepeau. Nancy Hillcms, Lori McNcal. Sandy Blosberg. Annette Thompson, and Cathy Peterson - coach. The Ctrli junior vanity tcnnU team was (front rowi Mary MlloU (9), Lcunnc Chlodo. Joanne WoJcUJt. Tina Jaworskl. Klmm Ricncn: (back row) Sue Bailey, Sue Graack. Sue Smith. Nancy McOullUn. Carman Min chilli. Kathy Naglak Kathy Brethorst Cookie Crepeau TENNIS Finishing with a five-five record, the girls tennis team performed well. Nancy Schlcc (9). one of the outstanding players, should be the foundation of a strong team next year. Captains were Sandy Blosberg and Tina Jaworski. The team was coached by Cathy Peterson. Tennis 49 The members of the Varsity Wrestling team are (front row) Kevin Wohlk, Dave Seawcll. Bruce Wohlk. Joe Paimcnt. Randy Davis, and Joe Lublnski: (back row) Mr. Becker - Coach. Joe Evangelist, Mike McMurchie. Dan Roff, Nick Howard. Pat Faber. Mike Neeb. and Niles Shultz - Coach. Dan Roff Joe Lubinski Joe Wu WRESTLING This year’s wrestling team had a very fine year winning the conference championship and the St. Anthony Tournament. We were led by sophomore Pat Faber. 19-6-1; Junior Co-captain Dan Roff, 22-4-1; Junior Nick Howard. 19-6-0; Junior Joe Evangelist. 22-4; and Senior Mike Nccb, 25-3. Additionally, Co-captain Scott Masica did a fine job of leading the team. Six Edison wrestlers wete selected to the all city team: Joe Lubinski. second team at 132; Joe Evangelist, First Team at 138; Dan Roff. First Team at 155; Nick Howard at 180; and Mike Neeb at 167; Pat Faber. First team at 180; Mike Neeb first team at Heavyweight. These wrestlers and the entire team have made their coaches and the entire school very proud. - Mr. Shultz Mike Neeb The members of the Junior Varsity Wrestling team are (front row) Jim Mastro, Mr. Becker - coach. Jim Bullcigh, Vernon Wohlk, Steve Seviola, Joe Wu. Rich Larson. Niles Shultz - Coach, and Steve Varicheck; (back row) David Camarillo, Al Langiewcz, Scott Bagley, Gary Maciej, Greg Iacarella, Terry Learke, Scott Henry. Chris Karrich. Gary Rancall, Ron Miskowic. and Bill Burkland. Mike McMurchie 51 Wrestlinc The boys basketball team members are (front row) Mike Wilkcrson. Date Nlzlol (captain). Al Hadler, Joe Katrinak, Jim Iacarella. and Greg Barkley: (back row) John Nefstead - coach, Tim Femrlte (captain). Steve Carlson, Mike Dcmunth, Mark Serafin, Paul Pugslcy, Rich Rorcm, and Jeff Sroga. BOYS BASKETBALL Under the basket. Dale Niziol The Tommies were very competitive and played tough, aggressive ball: but unfortunately it just wasn’t enough. Next year’s team should be stronger due to the fact that many underclassmen now have varsity experience and the building of the new gym will make it easier for students to go and cheer at their games. Hands Up. Rich Rorem 52 Boys Basketball The girls basketball team members are (front row) Jill Svensk, Dawn Borchers. Pam Schwartz, Julie Nickel, Cindy Way, and Jerc Rutz: (back row) Nancy Anderson, Janet Zukowski. Pam Blackowiak, Mary Weller, Julie Korzenowski, Jenell Tanzer, 3nd Rosemary Rodger. Ready for the rebound. GIRLS BASKETBALL Hoping to improve their 5-11 record next year will be the goal of the girl's basketball team. With 7 letterpersons returning. '78 promises to be an exciting prospect. We always gave 110% at all games, even though we didn’t always win. We always gave our best shot , said co-captain Julie Korzenowski. Setting up a play. 53 Girls Basketbo The member of the girl gymtuttlc teem «re (front row) Liz Thurman co-capt., Kathy Ganlln. and Cheryl Carlton co-capt.. (tccond row) Sue Graack. Michelle Bennett - co-capt.. Chrii Savage. Laura Kuchintki. Sandy Swanaon. and Cindy Ringdahl. (back row) Lorraine Graack. Connie Dowdlc. Michelle LaPolnie. Kelly Sav-age. Laurie Hlnc . lean McGovern. Unda Graack, Kelly Hoycz. Vicki Mclgrcn. and Wendy Madden - Aut. Coach. Assistant Coach Wendy Madden Sandy Swanson Cheryl Carlson GIRLS GYMNASTICS This year's Girls Gymnastics Team placed 8th In the city because of some dedicated competitors like: Liz Thurman - Captain. Kathy Gardin - Jr.. Sandy Swanson - Jr. Although the team was young they did really well with help from their new coach. Mike Dengler. and assistant coach. Ms. Wendy Madden. Next year promises to be a great one. Liz Thurman 54 Girls Gymnastics Members of the boys swim ream arc (front row) Todd Boictl, Dean Reynolds - co-captain. Jim Fjerstad. Colleen Hubic - Mgr.. Leanne Wegner - Mgr.. Collette Hublc -Mgr.. Jan Condorchin - Manager; and Jeff Rosemeyer: (second row) John Emerson. Dave Farr. Rick Clubke. Rick Bickford, Ted Abraham, Bill Lundccn. Jim l.ngcbrctson. Dave Bishop, and Chris Schlcc - co-captain: (back row) Bob Reynolds. Mike Jurichko - co-captain, Dan Kuch. and Creg Baird: (not pictured) Bruce Anderson, Mark Bergstrom. John Harstad. Shawn LaPointc. Terry Lorentzen. Jim McNeal. Mark Miller. Marty Pribula. Mike Salmonson. and Brian Walker. Mike Jurichko Jeff Rosemeyer Coaches Sieve Hiisch. and Pal O'Keefe. BOYS SWIMMING At the beginning of the season the Edison boys swim team was ranked fifth in the city but with a 9-1 record they finished a convincing second. The team placed first in the conference meet winning 8 of 11 events and finished third in the region meet. Four boys qualified for the state meet, they were Rick Bickford, in the 200 Free. 500 Free, and 400 Free Relay: Jim Fjerstad. in the 200 I.M.. 100 Back and 400 Free Relay. Marty Pribula and Mike Jurichko also qualified for the 400 Free Relay. 55 Boys Swimming Members of the boys ski team are (front row) Ed Anderson. Steve Flshbcck, Joe Pasma, Bob Maxwell. Bob Berg, and Dave Marcoull-ler; (second row) Coach - Moore, Mitch Pearson Co-Capt., John Kill Co-Capt., Marty Person, Chuck Ulhorn. Mike Shupien, c� rcg Rcstad. BOYS SKI TEAM This was one of the most successful years on record for the Boy’s Ski Team. They were the undefeated Conference Champs, with a 9-0 season. and the City Meet champions. The jumping squad also went undefeated. winning the Conference, City and Section HI Championships, and placing third in the State Meet, after Eli, and Cloquet. Bob Maxwell repeated as Section III jumping champ, with all-city honors going to Bob. Mike Shupien. and Gerard Murzyn, and to slalem racer Tom Wogensen. The assistant coach. Don Naglak, helped the te3m tremendously with their successful season. Conference Results Edison Won 9 Lost 0 Tied 0 Roosevelt 7 2 0 Henry 7 2 0 Washburn 6 3 0 North 6 3 0 Southwest 4 5 0 West 2 6 1 Central 1 6 O South 1 7 1 Marshall 0 9 0 56 Boy Ski Team Members of the Girls Ski Team are (from row) Mary Nelson. Anita Heiges. LceAnn Craig. Janine Rivet. Sandy Jacobson. Nancy brccht. Simone Boutin, and Robin Duis; (second row) Kathy Naglak. Susan Graak. Annette Ginnaty. Peggy Brandes - co-captain, assistant coach Tom O'Neil. Coach Kubacki, co-captain Nancy Hillerns. Sylvia Hedler. and Tina Jaworski: (not pictured) Collette Crcpcau. Julie Engdahl, and Pam Nelms. Anita Heiges Kathy Naglak Mary Nelson GIRLS SKI TEAM Standings 1. West Cross-Country 1 Slalom 2 2. Edison 2 3 3. Washburn 5 1 4. Roosevelt 3 4 5. Henry 4 7 6. Central 6 5 7. Southwest 7 6 Edison High School produced one of the most competitive and skillful girl's ski team in its three year history. However, the winter of 76-77 was the most severe In many years. Cold or no snow was more of a factor than our level of training. Even with all these oversites. the girl’s ski team was the most successful to date. We have lost some good athletes through graduation; still next year looks hopeful with a good core of experienced people returning. - Mr. Kubacki 57 Girls Ski Team Varsity hockey players are (from row) Mark VanPatier, Jim Mayer, Greg Hansen, Jim Engstrom, Jon Hendrickson, Paul Johnson, and Darrell Carr; (second row) Wayne Nelson - coach. Dan Kaedden. Louie Milanovich. Bob Rush. Bill Dupay. Gina Villella. Tom Kac zrowski, Craig Weckwcrth. and Darrell Bosell; (back row) Terry Kirbcrgcr, Gary Dalcki. Joe Seifert. Pat Worcester. Bob Janousck. Patrick Rossi. Don Geil, Paul Lillie, and Mike Doyle - coach. HOCKEY Standings Edison 2 Roosevelt 4 Edison 2 St. Paul Murray 7 Edison 3 Highland Park 6 Edison 2 Irondalc 4 Edison 6 Brcck 8 Edison 6 Litchfield 4 Edison 1 Sp. Lake Park S Edison 0 Southwest 7 Edison 0 Roosevelt 6 Edison 2 West 3 OT Edison 2 Washburn 8 Edison 3 South 9 Edison 3 South 7 Edison 5 Central 6 Edison 7 Central 2 Edison 8 North 2 Edison 12 North 6 Edison 5 Rochester JM 11 Edison 3 Roch. Mayo 9 Edison 1 Henry 8 Edison 1 Henry 2 Edison G Golden Valley 4 Our hockey team was very young this year. We played nine sophomores and one ninth grader on a regular basis. The team worked very hard all year and h3d a very positive attitude. We finished seventh in our conference and finished strong in the Region tournament beating Golden Valley (6-4) and then losing to Roosevelt (4-2) in a closely contested game. Based on our finish and the returning players, we are very optimistic about next season. We were led in scoring by Bob Rush (a junior and all-city) with sixteen goals. Eight assists for twenty-four points and Gary Deleki (a junior) with twenty-two points. Also contributing were our three senior captains. Jim Engstrom, Jim Mayer, and Greg Hansen along with senior goalie Paul Lillie. - Coach Doyle 58 Hockey It takes three of them to guard one of us. What style. Junior varsity hockey players are (front row) Karl Pope. Tim Kraskey, Scott Muncy. Paul Johnson, and Craig Weckwerth; (second row) Wayne Nelson - coach, Louie Mllanovich, Chuck Winkler. Darrell Carr, Tim Ricci, and Don Ceil: (back row) Bob Janousck. Dave Kopka. Patrick A. Rossi. Gregory S. McCabe, and Chris Erickson. Point blank. 59 Hockey The badminton players are (front row) Natalie LeBerge, Mary Pommier. Barbra Lind, Jocelyn Ancheta. Veronica Letourneau, Cind) Brezak. Sue Smith. Connie Kelly: (back row) Mr. Harmon - coach. Janet Buettner, Lynn Fellegy, Michelle McCabe. Sue Henzlik. Karen Buettner. Mary Weller, Tanya Warhol, and Donna Calandcr. BADMINTON Badminton is a skilled sport, and it requires many hours of practice. The Edison High School team was hampered by a lack of court space, but managed to finish with 4-4 record for the season. The new gym will give future teams more opportunity to improve their game. The team was coached by Mr. Harmon. Michelle McCabe Sue Hanzlik 60 Badminton The members of the baseball team are (front row) Terr)- Ferrara. Dan McMurchie. Greg Vemon. Shawn Dooley, Phil Dahl, Jerry Uchanski, Dale Niziol, Nick Howard, Bob Warhol: (second row) (coach) Jim Anderson, John Jachymowski, (star.) Barb McGowan, Rich Stachel, George Wu. Jim Jaremko, Bmcc Fulton. Mike Mis-kowiec. Tony Schullo, Scott Randolph, A1 Hadler, Chuck Super, (stat.) Cindy Lewis and Dan Roff. Scott Randall Jerry Uchanski BASEBALL EDISON won the City championship for the 4th championship in S years. The team was led by co-captains Bobby Warhol and Bruce Fulton. Three players were selected to the all city team: Tony Schullo, Bob Warhol and Bruce Fulton. Edison 4 St. Bernards 3 Edison 3 Chaska 2 Edison 3 Minnetonka 2 Edison 2 Elsenhower 1 Edison 11 Richfield 4 Edison 3 South 0 Edison 0 Southwest 2 Edison 5 Roosevelt 9 Edison 6 North 1 Edison 11 Central 1 Edison 7 Henry 2 Edison 3 Washburn 2 Edison 7 West 4 Edison 2 Roosevelt 3 Edison 9 Southwest 3 Edison 17 Washburn 2 Edison 5 South 1 Edison 9 Brooklyn Center 1 Edison 3 Grace 1 Edison 0 Johnson 2 Edison 2 North 3 Spring 76 61 Baseball Members of the boys’ track team are (front row) Jim Payne. Phil lacarella. Ted Karkula. Ted Abraham. Gary Volt. Bob Berg. Mitch Pearson, and Tim Kraskey: (second row) Dan Anderson. Randy Fleck. Chuck LaBerge. Jerry Stoki. Lou Milanovich, Steve Fishbeck. Jerry Jacob. Ken Clark, Jim Bultcigh, Ed Anderson, and Jim Jeziorski; (back row) Asst, coach Mr. Maillet. Brian Brethorst, Joe Rolck. Brandon Holscher (co-capt.). Jim Koski (co-capt.). Brad Anderson. Chris Loso, Steve Carlson. Ron Herrmann. Asst, coach Mr. Larson, and Head coach Mr. Johnson. Not pictured is Jeff Rosemcycr. Bob Skwiera Lou Milanovich Jim Bullcigh TRACK Spring 76 Who runs five miles before breakfast and ends up at the same place they started0 Who runs through slush and traffic long before the snow melts? It’s the track team. An unusual group which is only seen while hurdling, jumping or gasping violently. In summing up the season, coach Brian Johnson stated. We didn't always win. but we scrapped hard enough to let the team wc competed against know that they had met a fine track team. 62 Trock Members of the girls' irack team are (front row) Colleen Sams. Pam Blackowiak, Joyce Tovscn. Liz Martin, Lori Kuchinski, Debbie Hara - Captain. Judy Kuch. Pam Schwartz. Janet Ekstrom. Debbie Gilmore - Captain. Denise Roff - Manager; (second row) Elaine E. Schwochert, Barb Herbert. Rita Paquette. Collette Huble, Cathy Payne. Joanne Wojciak, Julie Nickel. Sue Graack, Kathy Brcthorst, Kimm Reiners. Ruth Austerman. Michelle Loso: (back row) (coach) Mike Minnema. student coach - Ann Carey, Denise Jclinek. Tina Jaworski. LeeAnn Craig. Jean Thimmesch. Jenell Tanzer. Kelly Kudak, Sue Seviol3. Asst. Coach - Laurie Luby: (not pictured) Terry Simon, Cookie Crepeau, Cathy lacarella, Karen Wrobleski. Jere Rutz. Sue Browne. Lisa Anderson. Tina Jaworski Lori Kuchinski and Janet Ekstrom Debbie Hara The 1975-76 track season proved to be the most successful season that the Edison team has experienced. The girls finished fifth in the city. Many individuals had outstanding seasons. Kathy Brcthorst (8-N.E.) broke the city record in the quarter mile and sixth place in the 220 dash. Edison closed out the high jumping contest in the city with Lori Kuchinski (10) taking first, with a record breaking jump, Pam Schwartz (10) in second and Debbie Gilmore (12) fourth. Pam also placed fifth in the long jump, fifth in the shot and anchored the sixth place 440 relay team. Debbie doubled her events and took sixth in the 180 yd. hurdles. Jere Rutz (11) threw a fourth place discus. Collette Huble (10) took sixth place in the half mile run. Two of our relay teams placed sixth in the city: the 440 relay team and the 880 relay team. Debbie Hara (12) and Debbie Gilmore (12) proved their leadership abilities as co-captains of the squad. Many hours of hard work paid off for these girls and all the other members of the squad who pushed these girls to excel. 63 Track Jill Svensk The girls’ golf team members arc. Nancy Anderson. Annette Ginnaty, Kathy Naglak Jill Svensk. Carmen Wator. and Dawn Ginnaty. Coach Zetta Anderson (not pictured). kMBNMfck. ' h The boys’ golf team members are. King Ramin. Craig Kalina Johnson, and Coach Liemohn. The girls golf team had a 6-3 record this year. They finished with a good season overall. Annette Ginnaty won second place in the All City Golf Tournament. GOLF The boys golf team had a 4-4 seasor this year. They finished 4th in tht city, and 6th in tlie region. 64 Golf tennis players are (from row) John Kitt, Jeff Buerkc, Joel Ame. Greg Hanson. Jeff Silver, Joe Pasma, Don Sclcnski, and Kevin (back row) Harold Hansen - coach. Vernon Wholk. Paul Jablonsky. Mike Gavino, Kevin Blake. Andy Mazur. Bob Grycar. Mazur. Greg Icarella. and Dan Kaedden. Don Selenski Joe Pasma Joel Ame TENNIS Despite a losing season, the boy's tennis team showed ■'nprovement during their conference matches. With only ‘ne returning letterman from last year, the team was com- ed of sophomores and juniors, as well as several junior ■igh players. The team finished the season with good individual performances which they hope to carry over into next fear. STANDINGS Edison 0 Washburn 5 Edison 0 Roosevelt 5 Edison 0 South 5 Edison 1 West 4 Edison 1 Southwest 4 Edison 3 Central 2 Edison 1 Henry 4 Edison 1 North 4 M Tennis 65 66 Extra Curricular Divider 67 Extra Curricular Divider EXTRACURRICULAR STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor - Mr. Michael Minnema The members of ihe Student Council are (front row) George Sroka, Theresa Colvin, Pam Freeman, Michelle Alexander, Janet Zukowski, Jeff Silver: (back row) Cindy Holscher, Penny Johnson, Jean St. Hilaire, Mr. Minnema - advisor. Jeanette Johnson, Lea line Wegner. Collette Huble. _t_JI .’ II II I U.I—JL. Hon The Student Council deals with many school problems, and concerns that affect the student body. This year the council was divided into four committees of: discipline, lunchroom, extracurricular activities, and curriculum. Each committee handles problems within its area. They also maintain relations between students, faculty, and community. The Council troubleshoots for students having problems at registration. 68 Student Council mm The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Auditorium and dance Over-indulging at the council’s cracker eating contest. Council dances were enjoyed by students Homecoming activities can make one light headed. 69 Student Council GIRL'S E CLUB Girls E Club is made up of all girls who have lettered or are out for a sport. The purpose of the club Is to organize a recognition banquet, and plan such activities as biking, horseback riding, and sliding parties. The members of the Girls E Club are (front row) Tina Jaworski - treasurer. Barb Herbert. Cathy Payne. Lynn Fellegy - vice-president. Catherine Peterson - faculty advisor; (back row) Joanna Wojciak, Julie Nickel. Pam Schwartz. Karen Bucttner, Annette Ginnaty - secretary. Janet Ekstrom - president (not pictured). The members of the Quill and Scroll are (front row) Mary Zandlo, Annette Ferraro - president. Mrs. Penny Johnson - faculty advisor. Pat Kalina. Joan Wcdgewood: (back row) Sabrina Radernacher, Gloria Hedler. Liz Thurman. Bonnie Haider. Jeaninc Archambault. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is open to students who excell In contributing to a school publication. They must be in the upper third of their class and arc selected for membership by their advisors. Th club activities include meetings, election of officers, and a pool pan;, at the home of their advisor. Mrs. Penny Johnson. VICA V.l.C.A. (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is a group of men and women who arc enrolled in a secondary vocational course of either trade, industrial, technical, or health education. The club helps to develop leadership abilities and helps to promote high standards in work ethics. The members of V.l.C.A. arc (front row) Tom Mattys. Leslie Jackson. Rose Bcllcislc. Don Monossan. Jeny Stocki. Tim Engelmeier. Mike Cisewski: (back rowi Steve Hamm. Kevin Dentz. Dave Egcland, Jeff Skochinski. Martha Syvcrson, Jim Saxton - faculty advisor. 70 E Club, Quill and Scroll, V.l.C.A. National Honor Society members are (front row) Janet Ekstrom, Kathy Bergstrom - secretary and treasurer. Margaret Brandcs. Connie Kelly. Tina Jaworski, Debra Stegora. Beth LaGrange. Claire Bischoff - vice president. Kathy Hadjiyanis. George Wu; (second row) Tim Fcmrite - radian. Larry Dunn. DeLaura Camplin - president; Mary Pommier. Lois Lindahl. Lloyd Kwiccian. Dean Reynolds. Kim Anderson. Mary Grausam. Catherine Knappcr. Donna Manoleff, Mr. Liemohn - Faculty Advisor, Annette Ferraro - (not pictured). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is composed of students who first score scholastically in the upper 25% of their class. They are rated by teachers on character, leadership, and service. The ratings arc compiled and 15% of the senior class plus 5% of the junior class is accepted. Some of the activities of this club are attending winter and spring picnics, and manning the conflict table on registration days. AIDES Who needs aides? Ask any teacher, librarian, or office worker. They will tell you! Aides are Individuals who do all the time-consuming work that teachers and others do not have time to do. The Aides are (front row) Dale Niziol, Mary Jo Anderson. Brenda Duncan, Suzic Vernon, Teresa Johnson. Shelly lacareJla. Lee Jerdc, Barb Herbert, Lynn Fellegy, Janet Ekstrom. Bobbie Wells; (second row) JoAnn Eckstrom. Sabrina Radcmacher, Cathy Payne. Michelle Kozak. Chris Decouski. Cindy Johnson, Cindy Bolin, Nancy Brecht. Karen Goodrie. Pam Kirbcrger, Kathy Bergstrom. Nancy Dougherty; (back row) Cindy Rickard. Rich Rorcm. Jeff Sroga. Tom Lasscr. Mike Neeb. Lois Lindahl. Julie Cronquist, Kathy Hadjiyanis, Sandy Loren. Angel Sharp. The members of M.O.E.A. are (front row) Bill Krambcr. Linda Wood, Carol Lcnc. Jamie Albrecht. Kevin Pachl. Jean Wollan - faculty advisor: (back row) Kim Fussy. Lisa Frcdcr-ickson. Vicki Anderson. Cindy Mrugala, Jeaninc Archambault. Debbie Farley. Gayle New-berg. M.O.E.A. (Minneapolis Office Education Association) This club is open to any student whose career choice Is business. The main purpose of the club is to promote the skills and leadership abilities of the members. The club also has many social experiences such as bowling and horseback riding. 71 N.H.S., Aides, M.O.E.A. The members of the ski club are (alphabetically) Chuck Altmcyer. Steve Anderson. Dave Bakun. Mark Bccksma, Julie Blsact. Call Blotbcrg. Sue Blosbcr . Nanej Brecht. Dianne Cicsynski. Debbie Engcbtctton. Sue Eatum. Vancua Hansted. Sandy Jacobson. Bev Johnson, Cindy Johnson. Pat Johnson. Cheryl Knappcr. Laura Koch -ski. Bill Martin, Ann McCormick. Vicki Mclgrcn. Jean Minarick. Pam Mlscowic. Toro Mltcowlc. Peggy Miskowlc. Amy Milnar. Ron Mochlnskl. Tom Mochinak). ! H Peterson. Mike Peterson. Donna Poppas, Jim Rivard. John Schandcr. Paul Schenk. Andra Sllmak. Donna Smahcl. Call Sotys. Mary Stawskl. Pat Travis. Kim Wlenci. Mike Zcbro. and Nancy Zebro. SKI CLUB Plagued by extreme cold, lack of snow and the energy shortage the ski club only took two trips this year. Members of the Steering Committee were loe Brobjorg. Ted Karkula, Nancy Hillcms, and Beth LaGrange. Advisor - Mr. Marcouillcr. FRENCH CLUB The French Club Is composed of members that participate in a French language class. The club complimented the class by preparing special French foods and studying French customs. Advisor -Mr. Doyle. The Ski Club arriving at Afton Alps. The members of the French club are (front row) Debbie Jurichko. Sabrina Radcmachcr. Mike Salmonson. Deron Johnson. Lori Ingc-bretson. and Tammy Frisco; (second row) Sylvia Hedler. Mari Milewski. Mary Pommicr. Sue Smith. Natlaic LaBcrgc. Lizzie Martin. Lcanne Wegner. Maryanna Hamad. Marlys Hegstrom. Sue Graack. Karen Larsen, Cindy Holscher. Lisa Newstrom. and Ellen Robinson: (third row) Dan Kukielka. Gary Seelen. Tim Shaughnessy. Charles D. Anderson. Cheryl L. Carlson. Renee Homan. Linda Benson. Carrie Pope, Pat Vogel. Nancy Hyvare, Sandy Swanson. Tonia Hattooni. Karen Higgins. Julie Campbell, and Jill Davis: (back row) Robin Duts. Carrie McQuiston. Nancy Kaniuk. Jean Shermon. A1 Bonman. Ted Dutchcr. Jeff Silver. Paul Jablonsky. Tom Lynch. Tom Warner. Keith Ledin. Pobert Parrott, Steve Hamre. Paul Staszcwsky. Richard Clem, and Vincent Menard. 72 Ski Club, French Club The German club mcmben arc (from row) Hen Schwcppc - advUot. Jean Thlmmcech. April Arvldson. Patiy Maucr. Becky Kinney, MUch Peanon. Mary Grauiam. Brian Brethorw. Cindy Savage. Lori Siegrlst. Sue Sherin. Luanne Chiodo, Michelle loio. Alice Corbcit. Paul Schenk. Mary Schumacher, Sue Haraon: (second row) Suaan Corbett. Karyn Rademachcr. Debbie Ringdal. Laurie Honcck. Lori Hourtlog, Kim Travli. Pam Blackowiak. Jean Sherman. Dan Mathci. Helen Johnson, larry Dunn. Cindy Ringdal. Pat Vogel. Mary Radyjewtky. Brenda Hadler. Sheryl Felting, Loretta Lynch. Kim Morse; (back row) Nancy Thill. Steve Erickson. Joe Paiemcm. Don Felling. Petch Howitz. Lindon Rcbcr. John Forsythe. Vincent Grit-tith. Brian Gobcckl. Andy Chad Chollar. Catherine Knapper. Julie Onsrud. Rich Glubkc. John Mcmorich. Garret Preuss-net. Jerry Fuetstcnbctg, Vance Nelson. The German club, meeting in room 310. is made up of the studenu of the various German classes and their instructor Mr. Paul Schweppc. Activities include baking streudel. playing soccer, and just learning about the German culture. Karyn Rademacher and Mary Radyjewsky making streudel. Spanish Club discussing plans. The Spanish Club members are (front row) Marianne Nelson. Arturo Velez, Linda Dowson, Connie Dowdle. Laura Cominetti, Colleen Carlson, Tony Nets. Jeff Silver. Joyce Kuch, Vanessa Hanstad: (second row) Becky Kenney, Mary Weller. Laurie Hines. Linda Anderson. Dawn Bakker, Karen Weller, Nancy Anderson. Kathy Naglak. Jill Svensk. Jean Sherman. Nancy Hyvare, Sandy Swanson, Kathy Maloney. Janet Zukowski. Denise Engebretson, Jenny Pearson; (third row) Beth LaBrange. Mary Kay Bums, Sandy Loren, Evangeline Gavino. Jeannette Johnson. Tony Camarillo. Mark Cotroneo, Paul Kalina. Kelley Freeman. Collette Huble. Suzie Vernon. Laura Pearson. Cindy Bartz. Jaci Ward. Jody Petrangelo; (back row) Lori Kucinski. Kim Wiener. Pat Burge. Margaret Hume. Julie Solbcrg. Joan Wedgewood, Julie Nickel, Pam Schwartz. Mary Pommier. Sandy Anderson. Holly Marquardt. Nancy Plumb. Patty Felcgy. Lorraine Graack. Hables cspanol? Well, if you take Spanish or had Spanish for at least one year you could be in the Spanish Club. Ms. Boutsioukos and R. Burke, the advisors, brought the club through songs, parties (one the Casa Coronado on Nov. 22), dancing, games and eating! The fee for the year was $1.00. The club studied Spanish culture and customs. 73 Germon and Spanish The members of the Speech Team are (from row) Richard Clem. Eric Johnson. Warren Ferber. Mike Salmonson. Tom Warner. Julie Ferbcr: (back row) Helen Johnson. Sabrina Rademacher. Patrice Joncas. Judy Perse 11. Paul Jablonsky. Tom Lynch. Faith Kelley (not pictured). SPEECH TEAM This year's team had many new members and could use more. The Categories vary from Drama to Oratory to Creative Expression. The team is open to everyone! SPEECH CATEGORIES SERIOUS INTERPRETATION OF PROSE. HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION OF PROSE, and SERIOUS INTERPRETATION OF POETRY - one must communicate the feelings of a piece of literature. SERIOUS INTERPRETATION OF DRAMA - interpret a scene or cut from a play using voices and pacing for the characters. ORIGINAL ORATORY - chooses a subject of interest to them and writes their own speech on it. SIGNIFICANT SPEECHES - a speech with historical or contemporary significance. which he analyzes, interprets, and delivers. DISCUSSION - open up a current problem and come to a common position on the topic. CREATIVE EXPRESSION - The participant presents his own imaginative ideas using no props only monologue and actions. STORY TELLING - participant is given a story to teU in his own words using no manuscript. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING - give a six minute speech on any current event. The contestant draws his topic 30 minutes before speaking. EXTEMPORANEOUS READING - A 5 minute reading of serious prose drawn from a selection of 35 stories. Warren Ferbcr 74 Speech Team Tina Jaworski and Paul Jablonsky - Humorous Mrs. Hagen - Coach Tom Warner - Humorous Dawn Johnstone. Eric Johnson. Richard Clem, and Mike Salmonson practicing together. Helen Johnson and Judy Persell reciting to each other. Cool, calm, and collective Mike Salmonson speaking. 75 Speech Team SWIM BOOSTERS Swim Boosters arc a group of people who help keep score and cheer on our swimmers at swim meets. The member of the Swim Sooeten are (front row) Bill Lundccn. Ted Abraham. Bob Reynold!. 11m Engcbrction Dean Reynold . Dawn Stephanaon, Mike Jurlchko. (tecond row) Mr. Harmon - faculty advisor. Dave Bishop. Suua Howltz, Liz Thurman. Chrli Schlce. Jeff Roacmeyer. Janice Condorchln. Liz Manln. Leannc Wegner. Staclc Jon-cai: (back row) Colleen Huble. Jim FJcmad. Collette Hublc. Linda Benson. Jeanette Johnson. Maryanna Harr.s . Carrie McQuiston. Mary Icarella. PEP CLUB Pep Club, an important club around Edison. is open to everyone. This club sponsors activities such as dances, cheering at sport meets with cheerleaders, and they provide refreshments at football games. They also have many fund raising activities. They meet Mondays after school in room 331, with advisor Mr. Harmon. The members of the Pep Club arc (front row) Susan Howitz - president. Dan Kukiclka. Deb' bie Jurichko, Sabrina Rademacher - secretary. Helen Johnson. Faith Kelley. Nancy Plumb. Mary Schumacher, Alice Corbett. Patti Schenk. Pam Freeman - vice president. Paul Thompson: (second row) Mr. Harmon - faculty advisor. Suzie Vernon, Shelly iacarella. Lori Ingebretson. Danette Collins, Robyn Roscth: (back row) Dawn Stcphanson. John Forsythe. Holly Marquardt. Stacie Joncas, Patty Felegy, Mary Iacarella. Kathy Hcllcmedt. Ron Mochinski. Jill Davis. Pam McLcllan, Collette Hctland, Joyce Kuch. 76 Swim Boosters, Pep Club The members of SCI are (front row) Rosemary Rodger, Brenda Duncan, Mrs. Charlotte Won-tor - advisor, Pat Leese, Terri Affeldi. Mary Pommier; (back row) April Arvidson. Cindy Bolin. Joann Eckstrom. Nancy Peirowitz. Peggy Wontor - president, Mary Ann Rampi -vice-president, and Michael Kubacki - faculty advisor, (not pictured) Sandy Anderson -treasurer. Angel Sharp, and Mary Sheldon - secretary. SCI SCI (School Community Involvement) is open to all students who are interested in promoting student activity within their community. Projects this year included car washes, a sleigh ride, and the spring formal held this year at the Sheraton Ritz on April 2. Nancy Schimmcl and Becky Elwood. Julie Johnson and Sue Johnston. The members of F.H.A. are (front row) Nancy Dougherty - treasurer. Kathy Dougherty. DeLaura Camplin. Sharon Guth. Mary Pommier - president. Sally Morris - public relations. Cheryl Carlson - secretary. Melody Borchers - vice president. Judy Kuch; (back row) Debbie Ringdal. Suzanne Henry, Teresa Johnson. Sue Hanson. Mary Jo Morris. Julie Berber. Julie Solberg. Rosemary Bender. Julie Gallagher. Jcaninc Loyas: (standing) Mrs. Ethel Dzubay - faculty advisor. FHA In F.H.A. ’T Is for Fun: Hayridcs. overnights. camping trips, and swimming parties. ’H” is for helping others. Santa Anonymous. Uniccf. and a bike-a-thon for the March of Dimes. A ' Is for a multitude of activities: District and State conventions, state camp for leadership training, field trips, and tours. This organization is made up of Home Ec. students who are hard working. and enthusiastic about everything they do and learn. Individualism and leadership are keys which unlock the treasure chest of friendship in their school, family, and community. 77 SCI. F.H.A. A.V. CREW Who do you see running from room to room, up and down the halls transporting audio visual equipment? It's the A.V. crew who takes care of A.V. equipment, sots up equipment, takes it down, and runs the equipment, when requested to do so. The members of the A.V. crew are (front row) Brad Farley. Paula Winkler. John Memorich: (back row) Bob Piper. Steve Sarich, Terry Lorentzen, Dale Schleicher, and F. J. Sulzbach; (not pictured) Scott Sarlch. A.V. members setting up the video set. Mike Jurichko working on the stage lights. STAGE Whose bodies do you sec on stage busy at work before, during, and after assemblies? They’re the Stage Crew! The stage crew is responsible for all the props, backgrounds, and lighting of the stage for the many assemblies at Edison. The members of the Stage Crew are (front row) Mike Jurichko. Mike Kohanek. Nanette Unruh. Bob Vclst. Paul Sodcrbcrg. David Direz: (second row) Mr. Simmons - advisor. Ted Dutcher, Al Bohlman. Tom Fix. and Mark Casey. 78 A.V., Stage MAT MAIDS Mai Maids arrange buses to tournaments, keep track of team points, and sell popcorn and pop at the meets. Mat Maids arc Kelly Thompson. Debbie Detmer, Jill Engdahl, Lcannc Wegner. Jan Gondorchin. Varcy Hougen, and Nanette Unruh. David Anderson in the sailboat race. Mat Maids and some wrestling fans. Student Life members are (front row) Miss Peterson - advisor. Mary Kay Burns. Sandy Loren. Jane Hammerstrom, Helen Johnson, and Sabrina Rademacher: (back row) Melody Borchers, Neil Ahl-quist. Patrick Kelly. DeLaura Camplin. Judy Persell. and Cindy Inks. STUDENT LIFE Student Life is open to any Edison student. The club has meetings of games, singing and biblc study, also a social once a month. The club hopes to help the disabled senior citizens who would appreciate their special interests. This year Student Life sponsored a “June in January Picnic. Games such as sailboat races and softball were played and pickles, ice cream, hot dogs, and potato chips were eaten. Afterward students gathered together in a circle for singing and fellowship. Though the outside had near blizzard temperatures, Logan Park’s multipurpose room was nice and warm for everyone dressed in their summer clothing. 79 Mot Maids, Student Life RIDING CLUB Riding Club is for anyone interested in riding horses, and going on sleigh and hay rides. The club usually has two meetings per month with advisor Mr. Fred Sulzbach. The club tries to get people together so they can make new friends and have a good time. The club also has plans to go to movies and maybe enter a member in the high school rodeo. The members of the Riding Club are (front row) Margi Gromck, Dianne Schwochert, Sam Calderon, Cindee Lewis, John Forsythe. Jim Ballanger, Karen Weller, Ron Mochinski; (back row) Marie Ogren. Carlene Lipa. Debra Salo. Dara Dame. Rosemary Rodger, Renee Heggem, and Greg Martin. KEY CLUB This year's Key Club was a pioneer club for their district being the only chapter in the district to go co-ed. (The district consisting of Minnesota. North Dakota, and South Dakota.) Projects have ranged from Christmas shows for nursery schools, to delivering food to the needy, to 5.0. 5. (Save Our Shade). 5.0. 5., the major project, involved wrapping and mulching newly planted trees. Since Dutch Elm Disease is almost impossible to combat, S.O.S. was designed to replace Elm trees with other trees. For this project the entire student body of Edison and the community were asked to help. Lisa Nordquist accepting the membership charter at the Key Club Charter Banquet. The members of the Key Club arc (front row) Judy Persell - vice president, Larry Dunn -president. Sabrina Rademacher, Pat Vogel - secretary. Helen Johnson. Alice Corbett. Vincent Menard - treasurer: (back row) Patrice Joncas, Sylvia Hedler, Patsy Grandy. Vicki Cohen. Karyn Rademacher, Brian Erickson. Keith Ledin: (not pictured) Faith Kelley. 80 Riding Club, Key Club he members of the Polish Pacers are (front row) Eddie Anderson, Tim Kraskey, John Kin. stove Fish beck, Randy Kudzia, Lee Ann Craig, Marty Person. Mary Hanzlik, Ken Clark, :-ruce Nelson: (back row) Jim Bulleigh. Rita Paquette, Ted Karkula, Ted Abraham. Sue Graack, Bob Berg. Cathy Peterrunski - faculty advisor. Joe Pasma. Brian Brethorst, Brian Johnson - faculty advisor. POLISH PACERS POLISH PACERS is a club that runs for fun. The main purposes of the club are to bring people together and to help the members get in shape. The club also has activities such as a Homecoming Marathon and other runs. The club is open to any person living in the North East area. The advisors are B. Johnson and C. Peterson. A pacer in action! Mr. Pratt explains philatelic techniques. The members of the Stamp Club are Teresa Johnson, Oral Altendorf, Brenda Lunderby, Clif Schieck; (not pictured) Mr. Pibal - faculty advisor. Mr. Pratt - faculty advisor. STAMP CLUB Stamp Club is open to any student or faculty member with an interest in stamps. It is a new club which meets every other Tuesday in room 307. The purpose of the club is to trade information on stamps, keep in tuned on up coming issues concerning stamps, and to go to stamp shows. Advisors are Mr. Pratt and Mr. Pibal. 81 Polish Pacers, Stamp Club The members of the Debate Team are (front row) Patti Schenk. Lori Lynch. Mike Salmonson, Tom Warner, Richard Clem, Warren Ferbcr, Mike Baldwin; (back row) Eric Johnson. Mary Jo Morris, Sharon Cuth, Evangeline Gavino. Judy Perscll. Dawn Sawyer, Paul Jablonsky, Tom Lynch. DEBATE TEAM You can be negative or affirmative depending on how you feel about the topic. You get a chance to state your views on the topic and back your statements with quotes from experts, charts, graphs, and other information sources. This year’s topic was, Resolved: That a comprehensive system of Penal Reform be adopted throughout the United States . Two people make up each team. The affirmative builds a case with a plan and the negative finds flaws with it. Students soon see both sides of a controversy which is a very valuable experience. Tom Lynch. Mike Salmonson, and Tom Warner comparing notes. 82 Debate Team Warren Fcrber and Richard Clem organizing their quote cards. Warren Ferber looking for facts. Tom Lynch studying his arguments. Ms. Bronaugh - Assistant Coach Lori Lynch and Judy Perscll researching. Mr. Barnes - Coach 83 Debate Team A.F.S. members are (from row) Lori Lynch. Patti Schenk. Faith Kelley, Debbie Stegora - secretary. Jane Hammerstrom. Sandy Loren. Charlene Ellis, Kim Morse. Sue Henson. Helen Johnson, Sabrina Rademacher. Patrice Joncas: (second row) Mary Jo Morris. Judy Persell, Evengcline Gavino. Miss Peterson - advisor. Tina Jaworski. Mary Kay Bums - president, Cindy Inke. Dawn SteDhanson. Mary Iacarella, Carrie McQuiston, and Mark Cotroneo - treasurer. A.F.S. Even (hough the A.F.S. Club was unable to secure a home for a foreign exchange student, it was quite a year! There were many parties this year including a Combination Silly Supper and Halloween Party, and a Christmas Party. At the Halloween party, costumes ranged from KKK members to clowns to ghosts. Many exchange students staying at other high schools wer . invited. At the Christmas Party everyone stuffed themselves with Christmas foods. After, they went caroling and then came back to the Gavino's to receive presents from Santa Claus (Judy Persell). Sabrina Rademacher and Larry Dunn awarded best costumes at the A.F.S. Halloween party. 84 A.F.S. Greeting friends in Madelia. Debbie Stegora participating in a judging contest while on the Madelia Exchange Program. Mcmbcn of the iage band arc (alphabetical) Bill Barnet. Rick Bickford. Anne Bordwcll. Todd Botcll, Julie Cronduln. Crif Day. Pat Dickxon. Larry Dunn. Jim Engebretaon. Brian Erickton, Rick Clubkc, Helen Johnson, Kirby B. Jolmton. Bill Lundccn. Marcy Mott, Marty Penon, Randy Petcraon, Ken Reed, Dianne Schwochert. Bob Srackc - Director; (not pictured) Jamey Hood and Mark Ncbcl. STAGE BAND This year's stage band played at a variety of events Including a Northstar game, a variety show of a veterans hospital In St. Cloud, the Athena Awards banquet. The stage band concert was a hit. featuring a variety of soloists and music from ballad rock numbers to progressive jazz. Director Bob Stacke’s knowledge of jazz helped the band a great deal with their style and showmanship. The band at St. Cloud. Lany Dunn. Kirby Johnson, and Brian Erickson at their best Jim Engcbretson on French horn. Bill Lundeen resting up before a performance. 85 Stage Band Thu choir member contbi of Leslie Jo Magrun, Rosemary Bender. Kaihy Petewon. Toni Skilling . Joann Wrona. Denis . Clad hill. Lore 11 Buffington. Kanin Loya . Darlene Bodner; (second row) Melody Borchcn. Sandy Anderson, Julie Crow, Liu Sxcieck. Sandy Fedor. Debbie Bergman. Judy Spencer, lanli Porur. fc bbl Schander. Laura Lanon, Debbl Bilge : (third row) Nancy Pctrowliz. Martha Syverton, Charlotte Senlco. Jean Puchtel. Jean Fonythc. Martha Magnan. Ann McCormick. Lorri Ridley: (back row) Howard Syverton. Jim Spencer. Pat Sheldon, Pat Dlckton. Mike Mueller. Torn Sluridan. ArMand Nelson. Jay Sandahl. fc. bb Carlson. Robert Pa' ton. Janinc Lourcy. CHORAL GROUPS Edison's Choral Club began the year by singing at shopping centers and senior citizens functions. In December they perfonned their annual Sunday service at the Fort Snclling Chapel and then the school holiday concert with the band. The rest of the year they spent putting on a musical The Man From Venus and their spring concert. Some of the choir members represented Edison In the Twin City Choir Concert in February. The Voice and Guitar class put on a program at Sheridan Jr. High in March for Music In Our School Day and both classes had entries in the District and Regional Contests. Miss Ferguson helping the students with breathing exercises 86 Choral Groups VOICE CLASS members are (seated) Judy Kuch. Melody Borchers, Rosemary Bender, Sue Graack: (standing) Keven Hampton, Jim Hanson, Lorrle Ridley. Libby Chase, Lorraine Graack, Liz Martin, Hope Holm, Janine Lourey, Marcy Mott, and Jay Sandahl. GUITAR CLASS members are (seated) Dawn Jahnke, Patti Schenk, Hope Holm. Stcllmacher. Pat Cornelies, Tony Neis, and John Lucas. Sue Estum: (standing) Mike 87 Voice Class, Guitar Class What docs the Edison Band actually do? might be your question. The answer Is anything and everything. From marching in front of charging elephants (Ringling Bros. Bamum and Bailey Circus), to skate-a-thons, to North Star games, to performing for trees (SOS). During the marching season, the kids have a great time. It's usually a long and somewhat rowdy bus ride to their destination. On arrival, the band diligently works to ready themselves for the parade. The heavy uniforms arc grud-Ingly put on at the last possible minute before marching and everybody helps everybody else. When It comes time to march, everyone seems to put 150% into it. And that’s what makes for an award-winning band. But when you strip away all the glamour and cloth of the uniforms and flags, it’s the music that counts. And that’s what the concert band is all about. Drum Section: (front row) Denise Tokar, Steve Carlson. Patrice Joncas; (back row) DeLaura Camplin, Marie Ogren. Linda Sawochka. and Tom Lynch. Trumpet Section: Larry Dunn, Brian Erickson. Rick Bickford. Kirby Johnson. Julie Cronquist. Dan Kuch. Rick Glubke, Mike Baldwin. Jim Gustafson, and Warren Fcrbcr. Not pictured - Jamey Hood and Mark Nebcl. Lower Brass Section: (front row) Randy Kudzia. Jim McNcal. Pat Dickson, Tom Warner, Todd Bosell: (back row) Randy Peterson, David Berg, Mike Jurichko. Kelly Freeman. Laura Cominetti, Frank Newman. Simone Boutlne, Joyce Kuch. Jim Engebretson. Griff Day. and John Pearson. 88 Band Director Bob Stacke Saxophone Section: (front row) Marcy Mott: (second row) Many Person. Anne BordweM. Doug Kratnasz; (back row) Alice Corbett. Lisa Anderson. Laurie Hines. John Payne, Bill Lundeen. Gary Scclen. and Cheri Anderson. Clarinet Section: (front row) Laura Pearson. Anna Woods. Rose Thurman, Helen Johnson. Mary Bicr-nat. Marianne Nelson. Karyn Rademacher: (back row) Julie Ferber, Lorri Hodson. Debbie Thayer. Kaye Macoskey. Liz Thurman. Kathy Jesse, and Kim Anderson. Flute Section: (front row) Ellen Robinson. Lynn Olson. Lisa Ncwstrom, Lcanne Wegner. Debbie Detmer: (back row) Kathy Hadjiyanis, Cheryl Anderson. Ranelle Camplin. Mitzi Nierengarten, Liz Martin, and Lori Lynch. 89 Band 90 Band Welcoming the marathon runners Orchestra Hall Lyn Olson at the Marching Band Concert Pep Fest Montgomery Anne Bordwell at wrestling match Hubert Humphrey and Bob at Northeast State Bank 91 Bond The Homecoming Parade THE AUXILIARY UNITS One thing that will either hinder or help a marching band U the quality of the auxiliary uniu. The Edison band is fortunate to have three good groups. The Flag Girls in the Homecoming Parade The Flag Girls are Pam Trombley, Donna Manoleff, Cindy Dupay - Captain. Linda Bialka, Kristi O'Rourke. Tori Gadbois. Terric Hruska - Assistant Captain. Nancy Brecht. Kathy Bamo, Denise Engcbrctson. Annette Ferraro, and Collette Hublc. FLAG GIRLS One of the many units of the marching band is the Flag Girl Squad. Being an Edison Flag Girl requires discipline, endurance, and devotion. It requires the discipline to fulfill demands; the endurance to perform under pressure and conditions; and most of all the devotion in representing Edison and her great band all over the state. Despite sore feet and either freezing or roasting temperatures - march high, head up. march spirited, eyes forward. listen closely for those commands, and with everlasting smiles - be proud. As Edison Flag Girls we've learned a lot about working together as a squad, but most of all. and most important, we've learned as much about ourselves . . . -The Edison Flag Girls Collette Hublc at Orchestra Hall Tori Gadbois at Montgomery 92 Flag Girls Majorettes arc Vickie Smilh and Peggy Me Go vein Peggy performing with her fire baton. During the summer and the football season the majorettes worked on routines to many songs. The girls add color to band performances. The Varsity Flag Girls, another unit, have two different flag sets. For summer parades, they use large Blue Gold E flags. For the football season, the girls march with the flags of each of the schools in the city. These are called Varsity Flags, thus giving this group their name. MAJORETTES AND VARSITY FLAG GIRLS The Varsity Flags Girls are Janice Gondorchin. Sabrina Rademacher (Assistant Captain). Cathy Payne (Captain). Marie Ogren. Jean Sherman, Sandy Swanson. Carolyn Rysted. Lisa Rossi. Jaci Ward. Laura Wagner. Colleen Huble. and Jody Petrangelo. The squad before the marching band concert The squad at Orchestra Hall 93 Majorettes, Varsity Flags Girls Cheering on top of the world! Just goofing around. Let's go Toms, let's go. Lined up for the kickoff. CHEERLEADERS Who wears our colors, blue and gold. Who cheers us on through heat and cold. Who's making all the noise and jumping around. Who's energy never ceases when our teams are down. Who’s working hard to prove her school is number one. The Tommie Cheerleaders, they're the ONE. Taking a break during the football game. Spirit to spare. 94 Cheerleaders Happiness is . Winier can be fun. Carrie Pope - Edison's Mascot. The Edison Cheerleaders are (from row) Mary Rog. Joan Sushak. Mary Grausam. Judy Johnson. Becky Toih; (back row) Cheryl Ander- °n. Patiy Mauer. Kim Anderson (co-captain). Cathy Knappcr (co-captain). Sue Rorem, and Carrie Pope. 95 Cheerleaders The members of the ’76-'77 Pom-Toms are (front row) Cheryl Invle. Donna Smahel: (middle row) Cathy Marchiafava: (back row) Libby Chase, Sandy Kramer, Bonnie Haider, Julie Onsrud. co-captain. Mary Stawski, Laurie Hines, Sandy Tomczyk, Andra Slinsak - co-captain, and Sandy Arntson. POM-TOMS The Pom-Toms opened the season with 10 new members and worked hard during the summer to prepare for a busy year. The Eastslde parade and coronation provided opportunities for pre-season performances so that the squad was well rehearsed for the football preview. A busy season followed with a full schedule of athletic and stage performances. Dance competitions have become a fact of life for dancelincs and the Pom-Toms continued to accumulate high ratings, placing Sth out of 27 at Park Center and -1th out of 37 at the St. Paul Winter Carnival competition. - M. Pibal To dance U to live! 96 Pom Toms Student advisor - Sue Howltz Sandy Kramer pivots. Captains - Andra Slimak and Julie Onsrud. Libby Chase grooms for a performance A ring side seat. In action. Pom Toms 76-77 Serving pizzas on Central Avenue during pizza days. 97 Pom Toms The members of the Record arc (from fowl Annette Ferraro. Penny Johnson (faculty advliort. Mary Zandlo (editor In chief), and Joan Wedgewood: (hack low I Pat Kalliu. Bob Archambault. Paul Akron, Us Thurman. Brad Earley. Linda lotcph, Jcannlne Archambault. Roger Brauch. Bonita Haider, and Pat Dickson. The RECORD is put out by a group in the Advanced Journalism class. They meet every day fifth period in room 328 with advisor Mrs. Penny Johnson. The editors also work after school and occasionally until 10 p.m. to meet their deadlines. THE RECORD STAFF Annette Ferraro, Bonita Haider, Bob Archambault, and Liz Thurman. Mary Zandlo Joan Wedgcwood and Pat Kalina getting advice from Penny Johnson. 98 Record Staff Liz Thurman. Bob Archambault. and Mary Zandlo working overtime. Jeannine Archambault pat Kalina putting the news together. Joan Wedgewood - Feature Co-Editor Linda Joseph - Assistant Feature Editor Roger Bratsch. Brad Earley. Pat Dickson, and Paul Akron taking time for a photo. 99 Record Staff a z n I Xk wIIi 00 101 Candids 102 Academic’s Divider 103 Academic’s Divider ACADEMICS PRINCIPAL MELVIN M. GRIMSTAD Edison High School is a people place - a place where people are concerned about one another. There is a good relationship between staff and students in our school and this is reflected in the fact that there Is wide variety of student activities taking place and also that our school Is a place where it is not only possible to get a good education but it is also desirable. says Mr. Grimstad. Mr. Grimstad, an active principal, is often seen attending sport activities, supervising the lunch periods. and developing programs for the enrichment of students. Through his efforts a new gym is being constructed, the HEN program is progressing and curriculum is being improved. This is Mr. Grimstad’s second year here at Edison. His positive attitude towards Edison and the student body is a great asset to the educational setting. Melvin M. Grimstad MINNEAPOLIS SCHOOL BOARD The Minneapolis School Board in Action! Members are Raymond G. Mr. Grimstad participated In the groundbreaking cere Arveson - Superintendent. John M. Mason. Marilyn Borea. Carol R. monies for our new gym. Lind. Philip A. Olson, Harry Davis. Jane A. Starr, and James W. Pom-merenke. 104 Administration VICE PRINCIPALS I have spent twenty-four years as a teacher and administrator. During those years I continue to enjoy working with students, staff and the Northeast community. - A1 Johnson An administrator's job is to facilitate the various components of education so that the students derive the best possible education according to his her needs. I enjoy my role as administrator especially at Edison because you feel you arc a part of a team effort - basically most students come to Edison with serious Intent of achieving an education, most parents support and give priority to education, and the staff at Edison is very dedicated to providing a good education for students and providing the extra counseling to students so they can take advantage of their opportunities. My own personal philosophy is that our public education is essential to maintaining our democratic ideals and It has to be our most Important resource -an educated people. - Rachel Radtke 105 Administration COUNSELORS Carol Pomroy Carol Robin SOCIAL WORKER Mattie Baker Mildred Wistc and Barbara Mattlll 106 Academics LIBRARIANS SUPPORTING SERVICES Kitchen Personnel, Helen Semanko, Geneva Zimmcrmann. Eileen Laun. Nora Sorenson. Margaret Semon. Iris Gondor-chin. Helen Rognli. Helen Fuss. Aides. Delores Norling, Margaret Buch, Marian Bicrch. Mary Risk, Grace Dcdrick, Delores Allen, lone Butterfield. Custodial Staff. Clarence McNamara. Chuck Weber. Helen Berg. Joe Fuss, Jerry rlcrmsen. Bob Borth, Dick Gardner, Leonard Nelson. Richard Matey. Clerks. Margaret O'Loughlin. Delores Martin. Virginia Selinsky. Ann Falkum. Lois Grill. Yvonne Johnson. Betty Fratzkc, Genevieve Niznik, Erma Andrews. Marian Daniel- son. 107 Academics ENGLISH Judy Bronaugh Paul Bcckstrand John Bames Myrlc Brunzcll Penny Johnson wr f Dennis Carey Mr. Carey explaining sclccr pieces of literature to his 10th grade English class. Mrs. Brunzcll looks on as students work. Jack Litowsky Ted Myers Niles Schulz Shirley Thompson 108 Academics SOCIAL STUDIES Earl Larsen Roger Harmon Harold Hansen Tom Ceankoplis Mel Bauman Lorraine Peterson Mel Pibal Learning is a serious process. This Is what you call a book! But it’s not all work in school. Randy Pratt Charles Singh Arvid Simmons 109 Academics MATHEMATICS Sally Roberts Larry Luck John Liemohn Jim Kottom Mike Minnema William Marcouiller Mel Bates Everett Zellers It's not that hard! States Mr. Kottom. Students receiving Individual help on math problems. It beats me! Looking at layers of plant tissue, xylem. com-bian. phlacm. and cork. In Biology class. SCIENCE 110 Academics INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Berg admires a student's project. Genevieve Horton Ethel Dzubay Maybelle Berg Inspecting a student's drafting work. Louis Lopata What else could it be but oil! HOME ECONOMICS 111 Academics LANGUAGE Herr Schweppe lectures to his German class. Mrs. Ferguson and her attentive students preparing for their next performance. MUSIC 11 2 Academics PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jim Anderson Zetia Anderson Fred Engel Karen Lovestrand Student applying finishing touches on his an project. Observing rope climbing techniques. Irwin Brown Jerry Jones Learning the rights and wrongs of the road. Cathy Peterson Cuil Parsons ART DRIVERS ED. 113 Phy. Ed., Art, and Driv. Ed. BUSINESS Wayne Nelson Alan Greenberg Mary Corcoran Sharon Benson lean Wollan Donna Ziegler Correcting mistakes in typing. Investigating occupational problems. WORK PROG. Learning how to use a key punch machine in data processing. Robert O’Neil Pat O’Keefe 114 Work Prog, and Bus. MENLO PARK SPECIAL ED. Jim Saxton Charles Swanstrom Pocket instructor, Mr. Bauman working with Learning how to fill out an income tax return. Rick MacKrcll DISTRIBUTIVE ED LIAISON OFFICER 115 Academics FACULTY SENATE The main purpose of the Faculty Senate is to serve as representatives of the faculty to the administration. The Senate meets twice a month to discuss matters which pertain to the teaching staff. Some of the concerns dealt with the school’s disciplinary policies, curriculum courses, and administration directives. Randy Pratt, Ethel Dzubcy, Mike Elavsky, Fred Sulzbach. A1 Greenberg; (not pictured) Mary Corcoran. Roger Harmon. CURRICU- LUM COMMITTEE This committee has been very helpful with the development and improvement of many new courses offered at Edison. This year's new courses for students include a learn-to-read project, a special physical education class for non-contact sports, and an advance placement course for students who arc able to take college classes while still In high school. (front row) Lorraine Peterson, Everett Zellers. Sally Roberts. Larry Luck. Myrle Brunzcll; (back row Mel Bauman, Mike Minnema, Ethel Dzubay, Mike Elavsky. Shirley Thompson. 116' Faculty Senate and Curriculum Committee 117 fESTERDAY IS ALREADY A DREAM AND TOMORROW IS ONLY A VISION: BUT TODAY. WELL LIVED. MAKES EVERY YESTERDAY A DREAM OF HAPPINESS AND EVERY TOMORROW A VISION OF HOPE. 118 Student Divider 119 Students Divider CLASS OF 77 The senior class starred out the year by constructing a homecoming float. The theme of the float was Southwest Start Praying. The float was built at Jim Pettit's house and consisted of a giant Tomcat and a Southwest football player that was praying. The senior class banquet was held on March 7 at Arthur's. The prorn was held on May 7 from 7:30 to 10:30 on the Jonathan Paddlcford. The band was Spectrum. Mr. Greenberg Mr. Elaviky Senior Advisors Senior Cabinet members are (standing) Nancy Brecht - secretary. Gloria Hedler - treasurer. Jim Pettit. Armand Nelson. Sue Rorem. Pat Kalina, Connie Kelley - vice-president, and Kristi O'Rourke: (seated) Kelly Thompson. Nanette Unruh - president. Marcy Hougen. and Susan Howitz: (not pictured) Libby Chase and Julie Onsrud. 1 20 Seniors SENIORS Tammy Axel Paul Akron Bob Archambault Kim Anderson Carole Baker Sandy Anderson Jamie Albrecht Jeanine Archambault MarkE. Anderson Dave Bakun Tim Anderson Chuck Altmcyer Mary Arscneau Mary Jo Anderson Kathy Anderson Vicki Anderson Bill Barnes 121 Seniors Tracey Bergstrom Michelle Bennett Kerry Bartz Mike Bennett Tammte Beck Jerry Benson Claire Bischoff T Cindy Marie Berg Mike Bishop Kathy Barno Sandy Blosberg Dave Berg Sue Berry Sue Blosberg Janice Berg Rosemary Bender Kathy Bergstrom Ron Bonden 1 22 Seniors Melody Borchers Kenneth Bragc Beth Bometun David Brown Brian Brethorn 7 Diane Bruggenthies Pat Briner Patricia Buchre Peter Boyce Scott Brandes Paula Boyer Margaret Brandes Bonnie Brandt Joe Brobjorg Craik Bucrkc Roger Bratsch Nancy Brecht 1 23 I Seniors Cheryl M. Carlson Jeff Buerke Brian Bursch DcLaura Camplin Gregory Burke Karen Buettncr Dan Carlson Kathi Burzynski Schrcen Capisirant Lee Burke Pat Bulleigh Carla Byzewskl Mary Kay Bums Cheryl L. Carlson Ann Bunce Kathleen Calgulrc Ken Carlson 1 24 Seniors Mike Clover Luanne Chiodo Lori Collodora Bill Cipala Julie Cronquist Milo Dorn Libby Chase Mike Cisewski Sieve Comlneui Ken DeYoc Dorene Corbccky Tom Crotty Pal Dickson Mark Coironco Don Curtis Barb Dinsmorc Dan Crohn Jody Dahcr 1 25 Seniors Larry Dunn William Emerson Linda Eliason David Duichcr Terri Duffy David Ego land Larry Ellis Brad Earley JoAnn Eckstrom Sue Eaton Nancy Dougherty Janet Ekstrom Debbie Engebretson Jim Engebretson Jim Engstrom Cindy Dupay Lee Eliason Brian Erickson 1 26 Seniors Tim Femriie Judy Erickson Pam Freeman Tammie Formico Mary Fclicctia Debbie Ferrara Mark Erickson Lynn Fellegy Jean Forsythe Ruth Futcher Debbie Farley Annette Ferraro Lisa Frcderickson Sheryl Felling Betty Fedora Steve FIshbeck Al Gaines 1 27 Seniors Vicky Gaines Annette Ginnaty Linda Gemmell Robin Gooden Darlene (Bodner) Gilmore Julie Gallagher Nancy Glodek Susan Gallus Robert Grygar Laura Gorski Vj 9 V Kathy Hadjiyanls Mary Grausam Ai Hadler David Gantz Karen Goodrie Brenda Hadler 1 28 Seniors Sonja Hardy Karen Helmbrecht Steve Hamm Victor Harmasz Jim Hawkins j v Janet Hagfors Greg Hansen Bonita Haider Gloria Hcdlcr Mark Hinkel Cheryl Hitchens Gary Hoff Marcy Hougen Barb Herbert Cindy Holden Nancy Hillems 1 29 Seniors Dcnlsc Jcllnek John Jachymowski Sue Howitz Marlene Jaremko Margaret Hume Tcrrle Hruska Leslie Jackson Rose Jensen Debbie Hunt Tina Jaworski Judy Huddleston Jean Jacobson Cindy Invie Dave Jclinck Carletta Humann Jim Jaremko Jim Jeziorski 1 30 Seniors Tony Kaczor Lisa Johnson Barb Johnson Dawn Johnstone Jill Johnson Craig Kalina Mary Johnson Bev Johnson Linda Joseph Judy Johnson Pat Kalina Mike Johnson Deron Johnson Mike Jurichko Kirby Johnson Rick Kamrath Greg Johnson Robert Johnson 131 Seniors buck Knrmasr Chris Kohn Bill Kramber Julie Korzcnowski Sandy Kramer Beth Kowahl Cathy Knapper Karl Kaser Terry Kirberger Connie Kelley John Kitt Sharon Kocourck Donna Kcnmson Chris Kmit Teri Kirnber Mike Kohanek Carrie Krueger 1 32 Seniors Brian Lemkc Beth LaGrange Nancy Kruse Cathy Larson Lloyd Kwieclen Carol Lene Randy Kudzia Jocelyn LaBerge Clndcc Lewis Barb Kuehn Dann LaGrange Paul Langlais 1 33 Seniors Amby Lofgren Cheryl Mancino Gregg Lupplno Ken LIndberg Donna Manolcff TcrTy Lorenizen Michelle Loso Barbro Lind Eileen Maloney Steve Lipa Lois Lindahl Tom Lunicwski Scott Masica Matt Mast Laura Linn Bill Macko Kristine Mattson 1 34 Seniors lim McNcal Jim Mayer Rob McCoy Kathy Minchow Nancy McQuillan Steve Mayfield Pam Miskowic Barb McGowan I a i Cindy Mayo f' Tammy Melgren 11 - - Mike Miskowicc Mark McNamara ! . A Rich McCoy Mari Milcwskl Amy Mlinar wi j , m ■ Carole Moran 1 Brian Morcault 1 35 Seniors Mark Ncbcl Mary Nickel Sam Nelson Mike Mueller Mike Nceb Oalc Nlzlol Diane Nesheim Gerard Murzyn ArMand Nelson Mary Novak Jim Naslund Gayle Newberg Kim Nelson Linda O'Brien Harold Peterson Rick Pomcrenkc Nancy Pctrowltz Tom Plumb Dori Pelkey Jim Pettit Kristi O’Rourke Tom Paquette Mark Olson Debbie Och Jerry Parrott Julie Onsrud Jackie Oelrlch Cathy Payne - UK Kevin Pachl Kurt Olson Mitch Pearson Mary Pommlcr 1 37 Seniors Dan Renner Mary Rog rr. It. U Jay Rondeau Reynolds Dean Came Pope Mary Ann Rampi Lome Ridley Rich Rorem Tom Reynolds Joe Prondzinski Cynthia M. RIngdal Perry Rawlings Sue Rorem Sandy Richmond Mary Radyjewsky King Ramin Ron Richter Jerelyn Rutz 1 38 Seniors Cllf Schicck Mark Serafln Jim Sc horn me r Sandra Scviola Chris Schlce Debbie Salo Joe Schwartz Dale Schleicher Jill Sexton Patty Samletzka Charlotte Senko Bobbi Schander Chris Savage Jon Sagrillo Scott Sarlch Frank Schnell Angel Sharp 1 39 Seniors Darrell Sharpe Jeff Skochinski Sherry Soland Jeff Sherman Jamie Smithers Mary Sheldon Roberta Skwarek Julie Solbcrg Joe Sigafoos Tim Smoter Scott Shetland Andra Slimak Steve Solem Randy So hi berg Jim Sivanlch Mike Sherin Vickie Smith Tcri Spano 1 40 Seniors Steve Spencer Jerty Stock! Debbie Stegora Debbie Stowell Chris Swanson Chuck Super Keith Stephen Randy Stenstrom Joan Sushak W4 Janet Temple Jencll Tanzcr Kelly Thompson Neal Thurmrom Tom Stancck Jack Surck Liz Thurman 141 Seniors Sandy Tomczyk Kirk VanSlooten Vl Donna Varhol Annette Vogel Craig Watten Keith Toler Andrea Vogel Becky Toth Kim Traczyk Nanette Unruh Jeff Waloff Pam Trombley Sheryl Turner Curt VanVicklc John Vanyo 1 42 Seniors Cindy Way Melanie Weiss loan Wedgewood Bobby WelU Dale Weidenbach Joanne Wojciak Kelly Wentland Mike Williams Peggy Wontor John Wiegmann Paula Winkler Dave Wiersgalla Linda Wood Mike Watiers Mike Wilkenon Charlene Wells Vamon Wohlk Debbie We instock 143 Seniors £- 1 Roger Zbikowski Nancy Zcbro George Wu loc Yanta ACADEMIC ACHIEVERS STUDENTS ABOVE THE 95th PERCENTILE AS OF TRIMESTER I KATHERINE HADJIYAN1S - I am going 10 attend St. Thomas College. My favorite pastimes arc reading, traveling, playing sports, and listening to music. My goal at the present time is to find a career that fits me and makes me happy. My most memorable moments were during the Chicago trip. My philosophy of life is to make the best of what you've got, but at the same time help others. DELAURA CAMPLIN - I am planning on attending the U. of M. this fall. My favorite pastime is just being with my friends and family in whatever we’re doing. My goal in life is to use all my talents In service for God. My most memorable moments were the Chicago trips. My philosophy of life is to let Christ shine through me In whatever I do and to praise Him in every situation. ANNETTE GINNATY - I am going to Bemidju State University. My favorite pastimes are working on potters wheel, laughing and talking with friends, and listening to music when I’m doing everything. My basic goal is to try to make everyone I meet a little happier. My philosophy of life is to stay happy and confident. 144 Academic Achievers Marcy and Larry Kathy, Connie. Ruth, and Melody. Dave. Craig, and Jack. MARCY MOTT - I plan on attending Bemidji State University. My favorite pastime is getting together with friends. My goal in life is to make a place for myself as a professional artist in our country - either in theatre or In music. My most memorable moment was when I performed with the kids from Edison and North High Schools in our theatre production of Knaves: A Crazy Modern Fable. My philosophy of life is to be open enough to try new things and to change with the times. LARRY DUNN - I plan on attending the University of Minnesota or M.I.T. My favorite pastime is split between music, electronics, and any combined applications of the two 1 happen to run across. My immediate goal is to further my education. My most memorable moment at Edison was when the band received $20,000 worth of uniforms that didn't fit. My philosophy of life is that anything worth doing is worth doing well. KATHY BERGSTROM - I hope to attend Bethel College. My favorite pastimes are skiing, biking, swimming, getting to know people better, and just plain goofing around. My goal in life is to make the world a better place for all to live in. My most memorable moment at Edison will be Graduation Day. My philosophy of life is to live my life better today than yesterday. CONNIE KELLEY - I'm going to the U. of M. St. Paul Campus. My favorite pastime is working outdoors in the garden. My goal in life is to become a veterinarian or a related field. My most memorable moment was the trip to Chicago. My philosophy of life is to live one day at a time but to keep an eye open to the future: otherwise there arc too many things to worry about. RUTH FUTCHER - 1 plan on attending Augsburg College. My favorite pastimes arc reading, biking, and traveling. My goal in life is to become the person 1 dream I can be. My philosophy of life is that today well lived makes yesterday a happy dream and every tomorrow a vision of hope. MELODY BORCHERS - I plan on attending North Central Bible College. My favorite pastime is being outdoors. My goal in life is to make the most of what I have, to become the best person I can be. My most memorable moment was being named a Commended Student In the National Merit Scholarship Program. My philosophy of life Is to keep Jesus Christ as the center of my life. DAVE BERG - I plan on attending the University of Minnesota. Institute of Technology. My favorite pastime is fishing. My goal in life is to get as much out of it as possible. My most memorable moment at Edison was the Homecoming of my senior year. Southwest dropped the two point conversion costing me a buck. My philosophy of life is that if something is not worth working for. it is not worth having. CRAIG KALINA - I plan on attending the University of Minnesota. My favorite pastime is Golf! My goal in life is to become a lawyer, be successful at It, and enjoy life to the utmost. My most memorable moment was during a golf meet when Larry Benson jumped into a creek after his putter. JACK SUREK - I will be attending the College of St. Thomas. My goal in life is to work in a field involving physics and mathematics, perhaps in tapping and convening new sources of energy to useable power. My philosophy of life is to know what you're talking about or don't say anything at all. 1 45 Academic Achievers KIM ANDERSON - My favorite pastime Is spending time In the country. My goal in life is to find a good job and excel in it. My most memorable moment at Edison was when 1 was chosen a cheerleader. My philosophy of life is to always have a smile or conversation to offer anyone who will accept it and to stand by my morals. JAMES ENGSTROM - I will be attending the U. of M.. Institute of Technology. My favorite pastimes are sports such as golf, hockey, football, softball, and water skiing. My goal in life is to enjoy life and find a career that I can feel I have accomplished something and contributed to society. My most memorable moment was playing for a City Championship football team, especially in the Washburn game. My philosophy of life Is to enjoy it to the fullest and live life with vitality and gusto. BONNIE HAIDER - I plan on attending North Hennipen Community College, then on to the U. of M. My favorite pastime is art: I can express my feelings in my artwork, and it's an escape where 1 can be myself. My goal in life is to become a success in the field I go into. My most memorable moment at Edison was when I was chosen as a Pom-Tom. My philosophy of life is to take each step one at a time and to make each step a moment to remember. TIM FEMRITE - I am going to college, but at this time I am undecided as to where I will go. My favorite pastimes are watching or panicipating in sports. My goal in life is to enjoy life and all Its opportunities to the fullest. My most memorable moment at Edison was the two-point conversion in football, to beat Washburn. My philosophy of life is to be good to myself and to my fellow man. DEBBIE STEGORA - I am going to St. Cloud State. My favorite pastimes are traveling and reading. My goal In life Is to be happy. My philosophy of life is to always look for the best in other people and try to bring it out. TERESE SPANO - I will be attending the U. of M.. College of Liberal Arts. My favorite pastime is canoeing in the wilderness. My goal in life is to understand what I am through further study of involvement with people. My most memorable moment was when I entered Edison for the first time. My philosophy of life is A man’s worth is measured, not by what he possesses, but by that which he gives of himself to others. SUE GALLUS - I am not planning on attending college. My favorite pastimes are sewing, being around people, and listening to good music. My goal in life is to always make my life richer by listening to what others have to say. My most memorable moment will be graduation. My philosophy of life is to enjoy It and not to let the bad times get me down. DERON JOHNSON - I plan on attending the U. of M.. Institute of Tcchnol-ogy. My favorite pastime is guitar playing. My goal in life is to be at peace with myself and others. My philosophy of life is that we should attempt to fulfill our individual potentials and to reach the unattainable. CUF SCHIECK • I will be attending either M.l.T. or the University of Minnesota. My favorite pastimes arc electronic trouble shooting and circuit design. My goal In life is to understand man’s actions and his reasons for taking these actions. My philosophy of life is ’’One can never learn everything, but he can have fun in the process of trying to leam almost everything. BRIAN ERICKSON - I plan on attending Anoka Ramsey Community College. My favorite pastime is restoring old automobiles. My philosophy of life is to always do my best. Kim. Bonnie. Jim. and Tim. Tcrese. Debbie, and Sue. Clif. Dcron. and Brian. 146 Academic Achievers George and Cheryl Claire and Mark Mary. Joan, and Donna. GEORGE WU - I plan to attend Pillsbury Baptist Bible College. My favorite pastimes arc camping, participating in sports, and biking. My goal in life is to daily serve the Lord my God in all my endeavors. My most memorable moments at Edison were the two Interims. My philosophy of life as a bom again believer is to tell others of the hope that’s in me. CHERYL CARLSON - I will be attending the U. of M., Institute of Technology. My goal in life is to enjoy life as much as possible. My most memorable moment at Edison was when 1 became a tri-captain of the girls gymnastics team. My philosophy of life is to not spend too much time on thinking about what could have been but concentrate on what could be. CLAIRE BISCHOFF - I will be attending the University of Michigan. My goal in life Is to be head of an oceanographic research team. My most memorable moments arc those spent in Mr. Geankoplis’s classes. My philosophy of life is to be relaxed and at peace with myself and the world. MARK NEBEL - 1 will be going to the U. of M.. Institute of Technology. My favorite pastimes are music, tennis, and skiing. My goal in life is to do my best at whatever I choose and to always be thankful for my friends and family. My most memorable moments are time I have spent with the band. My philosophy of life is to do everything that I can possibly do and to enjoy It to the fullest. JOAN SUSHAK - I plan to attend the U. of M.. College of Liberal Arts. My favorite pastimes are biking, taking long walks, and having a good time with friends. My goal in life is to be content with the career I choose and with myself. My most memorable moment was May 23. of my sophomore year when I became an Edison cheerleader. My philosophy of life is to make the most out of everything I do and to always be willing to learn. DONNA MANOLEFF - I will be attending Anoka Vo-Tech Institute for the Hospital Secretary Course. My favorite pastime is being with my special friends here at Edison. My goal in life is to be able to travel and see as much of the world as 1 can. My most memorable moment at Edison was on May 7. 1975. when I became a flag girl. My philosophy of life is to always be happy and to share my happiness with the ones I love. MARY ROG - I will be going to either St. Mary's College. College of St. Benedict, or the College of St. Teresa. My goal In life is to be happy and make people happy. My most memorable moment at Edison was being picked to be a cheerleader and this provided me with many more. My philosophy of life is to use the past to live the future better always remembering there may be no tomorrow. 1 47 Academic Achievers N H S NEW MEMBERS National Honor Society members selected on March 15 are (seniors) Tim Anderson. Jeanine Archambault. Dave Berg, Melody Borchers, Nancy Brecht, Karen Buettner. Mary Kay Bums, Cheryl Carlson, Libby Chase. Luanne Chiodo, Jim Engstrom, Steve Fishbeck, Ruth Futchcr. Sue Gallus, Karen Goodric. Bonnie Haider. Gloria Hedler, Karen Helmbrecht, Kirby Johnson, Craig Kalina. Pat Kalina, Donna Kcnnison, John Kitt. Julie Korzc-nowski. Jocelyn LaBcrgc, Bob Lach. Karen Larsen. Barbro Lind. Matey Mott. Mark Nebcl, Kurt Olson. Kristi O'Rourke. Cathy Payne. Carrie Pope. Mary Radyjcwski. Sandy Richmond, Sue Rorcm. Jon Sagrillo. Cliff Schieck. Joan Sushak, Sandy Tomczyk, Cindy Way. Joan Wcdgewood. Debbie Wclnstock. Mary Zandio; (juniors) Linda Benson. Dawn Borchers. Steve Carlson. Theresa Colvin. Lee Ann Craig. Randy Davis. Steve Erickson. Don Felling, Evangeline Gavino, Jane Hammcrstrom. Marlys Hegstrom. Paul Jablonsky. Eric Johnson. Helen Johnson. Mary Lillie. Tom Lynch, Bill Martin. Kathy Naglak. Marianne Nelson. Mildred Nierengarten. Rita Paquette, Joe Pasma. Sabrina Radcrnacher. Dan Roff, Randy Ruud. Patricia Vogel. Dave Ware, Mary Weller. 148 National Honor Society The member of the Junior Cabinet are (first row) Bradley Gemlo (President). Tonia Hattouni (Vice-President). Janet Zukowski (Secretary). Karen Higgins (Treasurer). Cheryl Butterfield: (second row) Diane Cieynski. Denise Engebret- so n. This year the Junior Class float theme was Round Up the Indians. Jamie Hood’s garage housed the float and a few students were actually seen working on the float. Activities for the year include: a Snow-Daze booth. Senior Tea and the Junior Dance. The advisors for the Junior Class are Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Nelson. 149 Juniors Abraham. Ted Affcldi, Teni Alexander. Michelle Alexander. Paul Altcndorf. Oral Andersen. Eddie Anderson. Charles Anderson. Cheryl Anderson, Dave Anderson. Linda Anderson, Linda Kay Anderson. Lori Anderson. Lynne Anderson. Mike Anderson. Nancy Anderson. Robin Anderson. Sieve Arne, Joel Amcmann, Wally Arntson, Sandy Arvldson, April Autiad. Keith Bailey. Michelle Bailey. Sue Baird. Greg Baird. Peggy Bakkcr. Dawn Ballanger. 11m Barkley, Greg Baron. Tony Bartlett. Steve Been. Steve Bcllllc. Chris Bell. Donna Bennett. Dennis Bennett. Douglas Benson. Linda Berg. Robert Bergman. Bob Bcvard. David Blalka, Linda Bickford. Rick Biclawskl. John Blcrnat. Mary Bilek. Colleen Bilges. Dcbbl Bingen, Laurie Blskcy. Kelly Blssct. Julie Blackowiak. Pam Blegen. Phil Rita Paquette and friend 150 Juniors Blotbcrg. Call Blot berg. Kathy Bodner. Sue Bohlman, Al Bolin. Cindy Botchers. Dawn Bardwell. Anne Borrli. Nancy Botcll. Todd Brandt. Peggy Brcvlg. Ted Brody. Christopher Browning. Scott Brozak. Cindy Brozyrva, Julie: Bryan. Mary Bullclgh. Jim Burge. Pat Burkland, Scott Burnt, Kathy Butterfield. Cheryl Cal lie . Laurie Camarillo. Tony Carlton. Bob Carbon. Bradley Carlton. Joy Carlton. Nancy Carlton. Steve Can. Randy Catcy. Mark Champeau. Joe Champeau. Jon Chrlitentcn. Vickie Cietymki. Diane Clark. Ken Clover. Joe Colvin. Thcrcta Comb . Brenda Comb . Linda Corbett. Sutan Craig. Lee Ann Dahl. Phillip Dalekl. Cary Dame. Data Dartow, Doug I a Davit. Randy Dei met, Debbie DeVito. Frank Dewitt. Doug Dl flcy. Colleen Dooley. Shawn Dooncr. Blane Dougherty. Sherry Dovenmuehlcr. Cindy Doyle. Steve Drew . Janet Duncan. Brenda Dupay. Bill Duichcr. Ted Dvorak. Jay Ecker. Doug Edln. Nancy Egeland. Teresa 151 Juniors Eidsbold. Kevin Elavsky. Lori Ellis. Charlene Engdahl. 1111 Engebretson. Denise Engrav. Margaret Erickion. Steve Estum. Sue Evangelist. Joe Fahr, Helen Felling. Don FIcick. Cindy Flrlc. Paul FUher. Cindy Fix. Tom FJentad. Jim Fortune. Wayne Fox. Theresa Freund. Shelly Fuss. Richard Gacck. Robin Cadbois. Tori Gantx. Mike Gardln. Kathy Gavin. Bun Gavino. Evangeline Cell, Don Geinlo, Bradley Genx. Sue Giancola, Michael GUI. Matthew Glubkc. Rick Goers. Mark Gondorchin. Janice Graack, Susan Grandy, Pauy Grow. Julie Guth. Sharon Hager. Joan Hagfors, Dave Halley. Myron Hammerstrom. Jane Hanstad. Vanessa Hanzely. Kathleen Hara, Steven Harris. Dianna Harris. Sue Hamad. Maryanna Hart. Pat Hattounl. Tonia Hccklund. Anita Heggem, Renee Hegstrom. Marlys Hclges. Anita Higgins. Ernest Higgins. Karen Higgens. Virginia Hines. Laurie Hotscher. Mark Homan. Renee Honcck, Laurie Hood. Jamey Houselog. Lori 152 Juniors Howard, Nick Hoyez. Debbie Hniby, Michael Huble, Colleen Ruble. Collette Huchn. Walter Huu, Brian Hutchison. Carol Hyvare, Nancy lacarclla. Greg lacarclla, Jim Inks. Cindy Invle. Cheryl Isklcrka. Ron Jablonsky. Paul Jacobs. Jerry Jacobson. Penny Jaglclskl. Sandy Jarotak. Terri Jarotcak. Tom Jensen. Randy Johnson. Becky Johnson. Beverly Johnson. Cindy Johnson. Corl Johnson, Dale Johnson, David Johnson. Eric Johnson. Helen Johnson. Jeanette Johnson. Julie Johnson. Steven Johnson. Teresa Johnson. Vance Johnston. Dean Johnston. Sue Joncas. Patrice Jones. Russell Jurlchko, Debbie Kaczmnrczyk, Terri Kaedden. Dan Karkula. Ted Kaslow. Glen Kautnlr. Gregory Katrlnak. Joe Kauftnann. Kay Keek. Dan Kelley. Faith Kenney. Becky Klrbetger. Pamela Kjeseth, Kathleen 153 Juniors Knap per. Sharon Kohanch, Mark Koplia, David Korblick. Jerry Kiml Ik. Ron Kozak, Michelle Kramasz. Dour Kraskey. Tim Krlcsel. Ted Kubesh. Kevin Kuch. Dan Kuch. Judy Kuchiniki, Laura Kuduk. Kelly Kukiclka. Dan Kurak, Chuck LaBerge. Natalie Langiewicz, Mike Langlais, Nancy Larson. Mary Kay Larson. Richard Lciourncau, Veronica Lewis, Chris Lewis. Patty Ltgman, Lori Lillie. Mary Lindstrom. Charles Loren. Sandy Loso, Chris Lown, Curt Loyal. Jcaninc Lubinskl. Troy Lundeen. Bill Lunderby. Brenda Lynch. Tom Maclej, Gary Mack. Daniel Macko, Annie Macoskey. Kaye Magnan, Martha Marchlafava, Cathy Marcoulller. Dave Martin. BUI Martin, Elizabeth Matthes, Dan Matthes, Larry Maucr, Patty Mazur, Andy McCormick, Ann McDonald. John McGovern. Peggy McNaughton. Arthur McPherson. Mike Melgren. Vicky Merry. Orlan Merry, Theresa Mlcck. Gary Mlcek. Joe Milanovich. Louie Mlnarik. Jean Mlnichllli, Cheryl Mlskowlc. Tom Mtszklewicz. Ann 154 Juniors Mllnar. Andrew Mochlnski, Thomas Moody. Party Morriion, Simon Mosler. Glen Mulligan. Mary Mundy. Alfred Nafstad. Mike Naglak. Kathy Namle. Leslie Nelson. Brad Nilson. Craig Nelson. Marianne Neshcim. Barb Ness. Ion Neuman, Dave Newman. John Nickel. Julie Nlcrcnganen. Mltzi Nlrnlk. Stephen Notdqulst, Lisa Nordsuom. Randl Norling, Julie Novak. Charlene Noyes. Tracy O'Brien. Allen O'Connell. Gary Olson, Richard Ouellette. Jonl Palemcnt. Joe Palermo. Pat Palm. Lila Paquette. Jon Paquette. Rita Panow, Nancy Pasrna. Joe Paulson. David Paulson. Many Payne. John Pearson. Jenny Pearson. John Peailey, Gall Pencil, Judy Person, Many Perxel, Dan Peterson. Mike Peterson. Randy Pettit. Patty Pfaff. Ronald Ptetrusxcwskl. Mark Polak. Mark Pomerleau. VlcJtie Ponasiewicx. Frank Pudncy. William Pugslcy, Paul 155 Juniors Pundyk. Roman Radcmachcr. Sabrina Rcbcr. Lee Ann Reed. Kenneth Rehnelt. Du Wayne Reiman, Wanda Re met. Joel Reich, John Rciiad. Greg Ricci, Lori Richmond. Gary Richter. Brett Rissi. Peter Rivard. Jim Rodgers. Rosemary Roeder, Daniel Roethke, Mike Roff. Dan Rog, Barry Hohrbachcr. Hugh Rolek. Joe Rcscincycr. Jeffrey Rossi. Patrick Rot wold. Doug Rotondo. Ron Rudek, Butch Rush. Bob Ruud, Randy Ryan, Charlene Saba. Michael St. George. John Salmonson. Michael Salo, Cathy Sams. Colleen Sawochka. Linda Sawyer. Dawn Schandcr. Jon Schlmmel. Nancy Schleicher. Lori Schneider, Glenda Schommcr, Dan Schram, Margaret Schrempp. Jim Schultz. Linda Sc human. Pam Schwaab, Teresa Schwartz. Pam Schwochcrt. Dianne Sederberg. Nancy Scelcn, Gary Scipic. Patty Scllnskl. Don Sevlola. Steve Seviola. Sue Sharbono. Brett Sherman.Jean Shupicn, Michcal Silver. Jeff Skclly. Mark Skiba. Jean Skinner. Kathy Srnahcl. Donna Smith, Lenea 156 Juniors Smith, Louis Smith, Sue Snavely. Kevyn Soltys, Gall Suiica, Pete Stawskl, Mary Stein, Julie Steiner. Annette Stenitrom, James Stephan, Tom Stockl, Robert Stokowski. Laura Sventk. Jill Swanson, Sandy Switzer. Jo Ann Syverson. Howard Szczeck, Liu Tadeuslak. Jim Thayer. Debbie Thiel, Janice Thlmmcsch. Jean Thompson. Sandy Tokar. Denise Tones, Joyce Traver. Thomas Travis. Kim Travis, Patty Uchamki. Mary Ulhom. Charles Unger. Tarl Van Patter. Mark Van Slooten, Stacy Vaughn. Russell Vernon. Suzle VIk. Sue Vogel. Pat Volt. Sandra Volk. Katlscryn Wajda. Don Wajda. Ron Walczak, Jeffrey Wanamaker. Gary Ward. Martin Ware. Dave Warhol. Julie Warner, Tom Webber. Tim Weber. Mike Wegner. LeAnnc Weller. Mary Weyek. Jeff Wiener. Kim Wiese. Diana Wlllman. Sheryl Wojclak, Jeanette Wohlk. Bruce Woodruff. Jim Yanta. Jeanette Zaworskl. Jeff Zbanski. Barb Zcmllcka. David Zukowikl. Janet Zurbey. Rich 157 Juniors 1 58 Faces and Places v r CLASS The members of the Sophomore Cabinet are Sylvia Hedler, Patty Fclcgy, Connie Dowdle. Tammy Kramer. Colleen Carlson, Ron Mochimki, Dee Lemieux. This year the sophomore class got organized early and made a homecoming float. Their slogan was “Lasso the Indians. The class used a fashion model dressed as a Southwest football player, and constructed a four-foot tomcat named Eddie. Eddie was made of chicken wire and tissue paper. The Southwest Indian had a lasso around his neck and was being pulled by the tomcat. Because of the abolishment of homerooms the sophomore class had a hard lime organizing activities and choosing class officers. The sophomore class advisors arc Mrs. Boutsioukos and Mr. O'Keefe. 159 Sophomores Ahlcs, Bemle Ahlqulst. Neil Alexander, Leu Andersen. David Anderson. Bradley Anderson, Chcri Anderson. Llw Anderson. Scott An way. Susan Audette, J. Mark Ausland. Ken Baglcy. Scott Baldwin, Michael Ballengcr, Darryl Barnet. Theresa Bartz. Cindy Bates. Lea Bccktma. Mark BcllUc. Paris Bcllanger, Virginia Bennett. Patrick Benson. Leslie Bergman. Debbie Bilek. Ann Blrchcr. Randy Bishop. Dave Blucbaugh. Kim Boscli. Darrell Boutin. Simone Brasuhn. Carrie Bratsch. Terry Brediten. Barb Brobjorg. Jerome Brown. Robert Brozak. Glen Bryan. Michael Buerke, Lori Buffalo, Bob 8uffington, Lorcll Burbank. Jeanlne Calandcr. Carolyn Calderon. Sam Callender. Mark Camarillo. David Campbell. Julie Camplin. RancUe Carlson, Colleen Can. Dan Ccgla, Mary Charbonneau. Tom Cbelsuom. Jon Chester. Tony Chollar. Andy Clem. Richard Collins, Danette Cominettl. Laura Corbett. Alice Cornelius. Patrick Corrigan. Shawn Cotronco. Domlnlco Crotty. Lenette Cyrus. Scott Daniels. Arlene 160 Sophomores Parade Stadium spectators Danlcli. McUnlc Dauer. Scott Davis. 111! Davis, Sheri Day. Griffith Dechcine. Janice Decker. Jeff Decowskl. Chrli DeVito. Beth Dlrcz. Dave Dittct. David Docktcr, Cal Donlcht, Llnnea Dooner. Kevin Dougherty, Katherine Douglat, Kathy Dowdlc, Connie Dovson, Linda Duchene. Cheryl DuU. Robin Dupay. Johnctte Egcland. Julie Ellason. Joseph Ellaion. Lisa Emcnon, John Engclby, Melanie Engclmclcr, Lisa Engelmelcr. Lori Engen. David Erickson. Chris Eytcheson. Scott Faber. Pat Fan. David Fedor. Sandy Fein. Sally Felegy, Patty Fcrber. Julie Ferber. Wanen Ferrara, Joey Flctck. Kevin Fife. Dave Fisher. Victoria Fleck. Randy Ford, Teresa Forsythe. John Fox. Marly Freeman. Kelley Frisco, Tammy Fucrstcnbcrg. Jcny Futcher. Paul Gcmlo. Mark 161 Sophomores 6c.nosky, Diane Giovclll. Fred Gladhlll. Denise Glubkc, Sieve Gorcckl. Brian Gonhe. Mary Gotslin. Barb Graack. Lorraine Grccnvell, Greg Griffin. Kathleen Griffith. Mike Griffith. Vincent Gromck. Margi Gross. Bob Guncrius. Mark Gustafson. James Hadlcr. Lori Haley. Mary Hall. Dave Hatme. Steve Hansen. Dean Hanson, James Hanson, Susan Hapnnuk. Duane Harelstad. Mark Hamad. Lisa Harth. Stacy Hebzytukl. Paul He diet. Sylvia Hcer. Tammy Hcllcntcdt. Kathryn Henry. Scott Henhey. Crystal Hctland. Collette Hines, Clark Hod son. Lorrl Hoem. Jolcnc Hofstede. Jackie Holllndcr. Joann Holm. Hope Holm. Shelly Holscher. Cindy Homan. Karen Howltx, fetch Hoyex. Lisa lac arc 11a. Mary lacarella. Shelley Ingebrctson. Lori Jablonsky. Kathy Jacobson. Sandy Jaglela. Mark Theresa Morgan dressed for the Halloween dance 162 Sophomores Jahnkc. Dawn Jarmulowicz. Lydia Jensen, Li� a Jerde. Lee Johnson. An Johmon. Jeff Johraon. Mark Johnion. Paul Johmon, Penny Johmon, Tom Johmon. Vicky Johnston. Kelly Joncas. Stacie Jonei. Char Kacztnarczyk. Patty Kacxrowski. Tom Kalina. Paul Kanluk, Nancy Karnea. Peter Kanlck. Chrii Kaufmann. Mike Keek, Lori Keller. William Kelley. Lori Kelley. Pat Ktmbcr. Frank Klcimlt, Lynn Knutson, Kent Koch. Robert Kocourck. Eunice Kokoah. Joseph Kolodjskl. Karol Kopccky. Bryan Kopka. Kerri Korogl. Gary Kotchcn. Stuart Kramer. Tammy Kravezyraki. David Krepls, Sue Krier. Denise Kuch. Joan Kuch. Joyce Kuduk, Kent Kusmierz. John Kyle. Laura Langer. Stephanie Langiewicz. Al Langlalt. Mary Beth LaPolntc. Michelle Larcom. Shelly Larion, David Larson, Laura Laughlln. Wendy Layeux. Mark Leba. Gerald Leckey, Steven LeCuyer. Lori Ledin. Keith Leitschuh. Robert Lemlcux. Dee Ann Lemkc. Terry Lenscr. Jill Leporc. Vicki 163 Sophomores Lindberg. Cheryl Up-i. CarL no Lor ntzin. Desiree Lourcy. Janlne Lucas. John l.lllljcllt. luff Lumtden. Don Lund. Panda Lynch. Loretta Maclci. Siaan Magnate Lcsle Jo Maloney. Kathy Marquanlt. Molly Matt, Delate Matter . Jol Maxwell. Sob Maxwell. Steve Masur. Gabriel McCabe. Greg McCollor, Kevin McHalc. Patrick McLellan. Pam McMurchlc. Mike McNcal. Lori McOuliton. Carrie Mchofc. Nick Mely. Jim Memorich. John Menard. Vince Mlkction, Jerri Miller. Jeff Mlnlchllll. Carmen Mltkowlc. Jodi Mitchell. Cheryl Mlakar, Frank Mochimki. Ron Moflc. Debbie Montiy. Terry Moore. Paul Moran, Gail Moren. Dob Morgan. Jeanne Morgan. Teresa Morgan. Tom Morris. Mary Jo Morse. Kim Muncy. Scott Murphy. Scott Mycko, Renee Nels. Tony Nelson. Bruce The dynamic voice of Pat Sheldon 164 Sophomores Nelson. Pat Nelson. Vance Ncihelm. Sieve Newman. Frank Newitrom. Lisa Noel. Greg O'Brien. Mary Kay Ogren. Marie Olson. Lyn Olson. Rose On. Sheryl Osby. Date Osowikl, Charlie Ouellette. Rick Parrott. Bob Paulson. Russell Pearson. Laura Pearson. Vickie Pclarskl. Debbie Pereira. Faust Petcn. Harry Peterson, Bob Peterson, Kathryn Peterson. Rick Peterson. Twila Petrangelo. Jody Petrowitz. Pat Pierce, Becky Plgnatello. John Piper. Bob Plumb. Nancy Pollack. Pam Ponsonby, Charlie Porter. Janli Poullot. Tim Preussncr. Ganct Price, Jed Pnichnlckl, Gary Prutha, Audrey Pyka. Lora Chuderer, Sheldon Quick. Dave Rademacher. Karyn Ramos. Stella Randall. Gary Reber. Lindon Rehnelt, Dale Reiman. Tammy Renlkoff. Rich Reynolds. Bob Reynolds. Chris Ricci. Tim Riley, Gwen Ringdal. Debbie Risk. Jim Rivet. Janlne Robinson. Ellen RoJ, Kathy Roseth. Robin Roast. Lisa Rotzlen. Barb Roxek. Scott Rud, Cindy 165 Sophomores Ruud. Belly Rymanowskl. Frank Rysted, Carolyn Si. George, Carrie Si. Hilaire. Jean Sandahl. Kirk Sand |ulst. George Sarlcli, Sieve Sarna. Marie Savage, Cindy Savage. Heather Sc ha be I. Sue Schenk. Paul Schltnnul. Karl Schlundt. Eugene Schmidt. Heather Schmidt. James Schmitz, Mark Schrocdcr, John Schumacher. Mary Schuman. Bev Schutia. Liz Schwaab. Denise Schweitzer. Mark Scawell. Dave Sedetky, Joe Senko. Karen Schaughneny. Tim Stieldon, Pat Shelley. Dan Sheridan. Tom Sherin, Sue Sicard, Paul Sicdlccki. Joe Sicgrlst. Lisa Simlnski. Dolores Simon. Dora Simon. Terry Skelly. Donald Skilling . Toni Skowronek. Mary Smith. Tim Soderberg, Paul Spencer. Jim Spencer. Judy Staloch. Barb Stangcl. Tony Staszewsky, Paul Stcllmacher, Mary Stenstrom. Jeff Stephamon. Dawn Stevens. Tom Stockl. Theresa Stowcll. Lynne Strom. Carolyn Super. Angelinc Super. Benjamin Swidcr. Mary Talbot. Lori Thiel. Teresa Thill. Nancy Thompson. Annette Thompson. Dan 166 Sophomores Dawn Siephanson as Dracula at the Halloween dance Thompwn. Paul Thurman. Brenda Thurman. Rose Trombley. Gene Turnbull. Marjorie Ueland. Andrea Unger. Pam Vein. Bob Vetrano. Paulette VUIella. Glno Vogel. Brenda Wagner. Laura Walker. Kelly Walker, Shannon Ward. Jacl Ward. Matt Warhol. Harry Week worth. Craig Welmer. Cindy Wclmtock. Sherry Weller. Karen Wclli. Jack Wcntland, Jack Wcaley. Robert Westphal, Ted Widcen. Cun Wiener. Jeff WIncek. Leo Wincek. Leroy Winkelmann. Lynne Winkler. Brenda Winten. Kevin Wtinlewskl. Frank Wolynlec, Ed Woods. Anna Worcester. Patrick Wrona. Joann Wu. Paul Zahonkl. Jim Zajac. Christine Zebro. Mike Ziegler. Sandy Zimha. Mary GadboU. Joe Wojtowlcz. Cory 167 Sophomores SENIORS Abrahamson, Lisa Akron, Paul: 121.99,98 Albrecht, Jamie: 121,71 Altmcyer, Charles: 121,72 Anderson, Brett Anderson, Kathy: 121 Anderson, Kim. 121,95, 89, 71,46, 25, 15 Anderson, Mark: 121 Anderson, Mary Jo: 121, 71 Anderson, Sandra: 121, 86, 77, 73 Anderson, Tim: 121, 32, 48, 148 Anderson, Vickie: 121, 71 Anschutz, Robert Archambault, Bob: 121,99,98, 15 Archambault, Jcanine: 121,99,98,71, 148 Arseneau, Mary: 121 Audettc, Jerry Axel, Tammy: 121 Baker, Carole: 121 Bakun, Dave: 121, 72 Banasik, Jim Barnes, Bill: 121. 23. 85 Barno, Kathy: 122,92, 132 Baron, Mike Barton, Joe Bartz, Kerry: 122 Beck, Tammic: 122 Belawski, Nancy Bclille, Kevin Belleisle, Rose: 70 Bender, Rosemary: 122, 87, 86, 77 Bennett, Mike: 122,54 Bennett, Michelle: 122 Benson, Jerry: 122 Berg, Dave: 145, 122, 88, 148 Berg, Janice: 122 Bergman, Bob: 150 Bergstrom, Kathy: 122, 145, 71 Bergstrom, Tracey: 122 Berry, Sue: 122 Bischoff, Claire: 122,71,33 Bishop, Charles Bishop. Mike: 122,41, 25, 33 Bishop, Paul Blahut, Pat Blosberg, Sandra: 122, 49, 16, 15, 33 Blosberg, Sue: 124, 122, 72 Bohn, Jonathan Bondon, Ron: 122 Boos, Jay: 123 Borchers, Melody: 145, 123, 87, 86, 79, 77, 28, 148 Bornctun, Beth: 123 Boyce, Peter: 123 Boyer, Paula: 123 Bragc, Ken: 123 Brandes, Margaret: 123, 71, 57, 32, 47 Brandes, Scott: 123 Brandt, Bonnie: 123, 32 Bratsch, Roger: 123,99,98 Bray, Tom: 41, 22, 33 Brazil,Joe Brecht, Nancy: 120, 123, 71,92. 72, 57, 33. 148 Bresnahan, Dori Brethorst, Brian: 62, 73, 123.44.81 Brincr, Pat: 123 Brobjorg, Joe: 123 Broszko, Bill Brown, Dave: 123, 41 Bruggcnthies, Diane: 123 Buehre, Patty: 123 Buerkc, Craig: 123 Buerke.Jeff: 124,65 Buettner, Karen: 124, 70, 60. 148 Bulleigh, Patricia: 124,8 Bullock, Tom: 33 Bunce, Ann: 124 Burke, Greg: 124 Burke, Lee: 124 Burns, Mary Kay: 124, 79, 73. 148, 101 Burseh, Brian: 124 Burzynski, Kathi: 124 Byzcwski, Carla: 124 Calguire, Kathy: 124 Camplin, DeLaura: 71,88. 124. 77. 79, 144 Capistrant, Schreen: 124 Carlson, Cheryl L: 124, 144, 77. 72. 148 Carlson, Cheryl M.: 124 Carlson, Dan: 124 Carlson, Joanne. 124 Carlson, Ken: 124 Chase. Libby: 125, 120, 97. 96. 87. 33. 148 Chiodo, Luanne: 125, 49, 73, 23. 148 C'ipila, Bill: 125 Cisewski, Mike: 125 Clover, Mike: 125 Cohen, Vickie: 80 Collodora, Lori: 125 Cominetti, Steve: 125 Corbccky, Dorene: 125 Cotroneo, Mark: 125, 73 Crohn, Dan: 125 Cronquist. Julie: 125,88.71,85 Crotty, Tom: 125. 32 Curtis, Don: 125 Daher.Jody: 125 Dalrymplc. Roberta Dentz, Kevin: 70 DeYoe, Ken: 125 Dickson, Pat. 98, 88, 18.99, 86, 28, 125, 85 Dinsmore, Barb: 125 Donicht, Richard Dorn, Milo: 125 Dougherty, Nancy: 71, 77, 126 Drevdahl, Nancy Du f fee, Pat Duffy, Terri: 126 Dunn, Larry: 71, - 3, 88, 126, 80, 145, 33, 85 Dupay, Cindy: 92, 126 Dutcher, Dave: 126 Earley, Brad: 98,99, 126,31 Eaton, Sue: 126 Eckstrom, Joann: 71,77, 126 Egcland, Dave: 70, 126 Ekstrom, Janet: 63, 71, 126, 70, 43 Eliason, Lee: 126 Eliason, Linda: 126 Ellis, Larry: 126 Emerson, Bill: 15, 16, 126 Emerson, Kathy Engebretson, Debbie: 72, 126 Engebrctson, Jim: 88, 76, 55,126, 85 Engelmeier, Tim: 70 Engstrom, Jim: 41, 58, 146, 126, 64, 148 Erickson, Brian: 88, 80, 126, 146, 85 Erickson, Judy: 127 Erickson, Mark: 127 Farder, James Farley, Debbie: 71, 127 Fedora, Betty: 127 Felicetta, Mary: 127 Fcllegy, Lynn: 70,71,60,43, 127 Felling, Sheryl: 73, 127 Femritc, Tim: 14, 71,41, 127, 146, 51, 32 Ferrara, Debbie: 127 Ferraro, Annette: 71,92.98, 70, 127 Fishbcck, Steve: 62, 127, 44, 81, 56, 148 Formico, Tammie: 127, 43 Forsythe, Jean. 127 Forthmiller, Pat Frederick son, Lisa: 71, 127 Freeman, Pam: 127, 76. 23. 68 Fussy, Kim: 71, 127 Futcher, Ruth: 127, 145, 148, 101 Gadbois, Jaim Gaines, Al: 127 Gaines, Vicky: 128 Gallagher, Julie: 128, 77 Gallus, Sue: 146, 128, 148 Gantz, Dave: 128 Gates, Bill: 128 Gemmell, Linda. 128 Cieorge, Ed Ginnaty, Annette: 144, 128, 70, 64, 57, 45 Glodek, Nancy: 128 Gooden, Robin: 128 Goodrie, Karen: 128, 71, 148 Gorman, Don Gorski, Laura: 128 Grausam, Mary: 128,95.73,71 Grescher, Mike Gresens, Roger Grill, Tim: 128 Gruenberg, Brian Grygar, Robert: 128,65 Guth, Bob: 77 Hadjiyanis, Kathy . 144, 128, 89. 71 Hadler, Al: 128,61, 52 Hadler, Brenda: 128.73 Hage, Paula Hagfors, Janet: 129 Hagfors, Sharon Haider. Bonita: 146, 129.98.97,96, 70. 17, 148 Haley, Mike Hallberg, Greg Hamm, Steve: 129, 70 Hampton. Kevin: 129. 87 Hansen, Greg: 129, 65, 58 Hanzely. Ken Hardy. Sonia: 129 Harmasz, Victor: 129 Hawkins, James: 129 Healy. Kathy Hedlcr, Gloria 129, 120, 70,148, 101, 30, 172,174 Hedrick. Sharon Helmbrecht, Karen 129. 148 Hendrickson. Jon 58 Henry. Sue: 129, 77 Herbert. Barb 129. 71. 70.63. 23. 47 Hesse. Ron Hillerns. Nancy: 129. 57. 49 Hinkel. Mark: 129.48 Hitchens, Cheryl: 129, 32 Hoff, Gary: 129 Holden. Cindy: 129 Hougen. Marcy: 129, 120, 79 Howitz. Sue 130. 120.97. 76, l7 Hruska. Tcrrie: 130.92 Huddleston.Judy 130 Humann, Carletta: 130 Hume, Margaret: 130, 73 Hunt, Debbie: 130 Iacarella, Sue Invie, Cindy: 130, 25 Iverson, Cheryl Jachymowski, John: 130,61,41,14 Jackson, Leslie: 130, 70 Jacobsen, Jean: 130 Jaremko.Jim: 130,61 Jarcmko, Marlene: 130 Jaworski, Tina: 130, 75, 71, 70, 63, 57, 49 Jelinek, Dave: 130 Jelinek, Denise: 130,63 Jensen, Rose: 130,47 Jesse, Kathy: 130, 89 Jeziorski, Jim: 130,62 Johnson, Barb: 131 Johnson, Barton Johnson, Bev: 131,72 Johnson, Dan Johnson, Dave Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Deron: 146, 131,72 Johnson, Gregg: 131 Johnson, Jill: 131 Johnson, Judy: 131,95,47 Johnson, Kirby: 131,88, 25, 23, 33, 85, 148 Johnson, Lisa: 131 Johnson, Mary: 131 Johnson, Mike: 131, 41, 32 Johnson, Richard Johnson, Robert: 131 Johnson, Scott Johnson, Tom Johnstone, Dawn: 131, 75 Jorgensen, Pete Joseph, Linda: 131,99.98 Jurichko, Mike: 131, 88, 78, 76, 55 Kaczor, Tony: 131 Kalina, Craig: 145, 131, 148 Kalina, Patricia: 131, 120,99,98, 148 Kalitnikow, Larry Kamrath, Rick: 131 Kaser, Kari: 132 Kassmir, Jaime Kelley, Connie: 145, 132, 120,71,60 Kennison, Donna: 132, 32, 148 Kimber. Terry: 132 Kirberger, Terry. 132, 71,58 Kitt, John: 132,81,65,56,44, 148, 101 Kmit, Chris: 132 Knapper, Catherine: 95, 73, 71,49, 32 Kobias, Dave: 132 Kocourck, Sharon: 132 Kohanek, Mike: 132, 78 Kohn, Chris: 132 Korzenowski, Julie: 132, 53, 148 Kowahl, Beth: 132 Kowalczyk, James Kramasz, Charles. 132 Kramber, Bill: 132, 71 Kramer, Sandy: 132, 97, 96, 25, 15 Krueger, Carrie: 132 Kruse, Nancy Kudzia. Randy: 133, 88. 81. 44. 101 Kuehn. Barb: 133 Kuntz, Ted: 133 Kurth, Bill Kwiecien, Lloyd: 133, 71 LaBerge. Jocelyn: 133, 148 Lach. Bob: 133, 148 LaClaire, Sue ' LaGrange. Beth: 133, 73, 71, 101 LaGrange, Dann: 133 Langlais. Paul: 133 LaPoint. Robin Larsen. Karen. 133, 72, 148 Larson, Cathy: 133 Lasser. Tom: 133. 71 Lcese. Pat 133,77 Lemke. Brian: 133 Lene. Carol: 133, 71 Lewis. Cindee: 133,80.61 Lieske, Richard Lillie. Paul: 133, 58 Lind, Barbro: 134,60,43, 148 Lindahl. Lois: 134. 71 Lindberg, Ken: 134 Linn. Lori: 134 Li pa, Steve: 134 Lofgrcn. Ambumette: 134 Loomis. Gary Lorentzen. Terry: 134 Loso. Michelle 134. 73. 63. 33. 47 Luniewski. Tom: 134 Luppino, Greg: 134 Macko. Bill: 134. 48 Maloney. Eileen: 134, 33 Mancino. Cheryl: 134 Manley. Joe Manoleff. Donna: 134,92, 71 Marsolais, Mary: 134 Martin. Jolene Masica. Scott: 134. 15 Mast. Matt 134 Mattson, Kris: 134 Mattys, Tom: 70 Mayer, James: 135, 58 Mayfield, George: 135 Mayfield, Steve Mayo, Cindy: 135 McCollow, Dan McCoy, Rich: 135 McCoy, Rob: 135 McGowen, Barb: 135,61 McNamara, Mark: 135 McNeal, Jim: 135, 88, 55, 48 McNiff, Charles: 23, 48 McQuillan, Nancy: 135,49 Melgren, Tammy: 135 Milewslci, Mari: 135, 72 Miller, Gary Minchow, Kathleen: 135 Miskowic, Pam: 135, 72 Miskowiec, Mike: 135,61,41,24,32 Mlinar, Amy: 135, 72 Mochinski, Ray: 135, 17 Moran, Carole: 135 Moreault, Brian: 135 Morris, Paul: 136 Morris, Sally: 136,77, 15, 14 Mott, Marcy: 145, 136, 89, 87, 32, 85, 148 Mozey, Dale: 136 Mrugala, Cindy Mueller, Mike: 71 Mulvihill, John Murphy, Pat Murohy, Tim Murzyn, Jerry: 136 Naslund.Jim: 136,41,33 Nebel, Mark: 136, 88, 148 Neeb, Mike: 136,71,50,41 Nelson, Armand. 136. 120,86. 28, 15, 14 Nelson, Kim: 136 Nelson, Sam: 136 Nesheim, Diane: 136 Newberg, Gayle: 136, 71 Nickel, Mary: 136 Niziol, Dale: 136,71,61,41 Novack, Sue Novak, Mary Jo: 136 O’Brien, Linda: 136 O’Dell, Lori O’Rourke. Kristi: 137, 120,92, 32, 148 Och, Debbie: 137, 33 Oclrich, Jackie: 137 Olson, Kurt: 137, 148 Olson, Mark: 137 Onsrud, Julie: 137, 120. 97, 96, 73, 23 Opatrny, Mervin Ouellette, Dave Pachl. Kevin: 137, 71,65 Paquette, Tom: 137 Parrott. Jerry: 137 Payne. Cathy: 137,93. 71. 70, 63, 148 Pearson. Mitch: 137. 73, 62, 56, 41, 33 Pelkey, Dori: 137 Peterson, Curt Peterson. Harold: 137 Petrowitz, Nancy: 137, 86. 77 Pettit, Jim: 137. 120, 32, 101 Piekarczyk, Jim Piper, Mary Plumb, Tom: 137 Pollack, Steve: 41 Pomerenke, Rick: 137, 41 Pommier. Mary: 137, 77, 73. 72, 71.60 Ponsonby, Kevin Pope. Carrie: 138, 95. 72, 148 Prondzinski. Joe: 138 Provo, Ray Radyjewski. Mary : 138. 73. 148 Raines, David Ramin. King: 138,64 Rampi. Mary Ann: 138, 77 Ramsburg. Jeffrey Rath. Carol Rawlings. Perry : 138. 48. 25, 33 Remer. Pam Renner. Dan: 138, 101 Reynolds, Dean: 138, 76, 71. 55 Rey nolds. Tom: 138 Richmond. Sandy: 138, 148 Richter, Ron: 138 Rickard. Cindy: 122. 71 Ridley, Lorric 138.87. 86 Riedel. James Ringdal. Cynthia 138. 73. 54 Rog. Doug Rog. Mary: 138. 95 Rondeau. Jay: 138 Rorem. Rich 138. 71.52, 41. 25. 48 Rorem. Sue: 138. 120.95. 148 Roy. Sue Rutz. Jerelyn: 1 38.63. 53 Sadecki. Tim Sagrillo.Jon 139. 148 Salo. Debra 1 39. 80 Samletska. Patty 1.39 Samdahl. Jay 87. 86 Sarich, Scott: 139. 78 168 Index Savage, Chris: 139, 34 Savage. Tony: 139. 41 St a l o. Dino St hander, Bobbi: 139,86 Schicck. C.'lif: 146, 139,81, 148 Schlee, Chris: 139, 76, 33 Schleicher, Dale: 139.78 Sthnell, Frank: 139 Schommer, Jim: 139 St hroeder, Jerry Schwartz, Joe: 139 Sederbcrg, Michael Sciple, James Scnko. Charlotte: 139,86 Serafin, Mark: 139, 32 Seviola, Sandra: 139 Sexton. Jill: 139 Sharp, Angel: 139, 77, 71, 23 Sharpe, Darrell: 140, 42, 41 Sheldon. Mary: 140, 77 Shetland, Scott: 140, 13,32 Sherin. Mike: 140 Sherman, Jeff: 140 Sigafoos, Joe: 140 Si vanich, James: 140 Skcxhinski, Jeff: 140,70 Skwarek. Bobbi: 140 Skwiera. Bob: 62 Slimak, Andra: 140, 97, 96, 72 Smith, Vickie: 140,93,68, 20 Smithers. Jamie: 140 Smoter. Tim: 140 Sobon. Mike Sohlberg. Randy: 140 Soland, Sherry: 140 Solberg, Julie: 140,77,73 Solem, Steve: 140,41 Southerling, Pam Spano, Teri: 146, 140 Spencer, Steve: 141 Sroga. Jeff: 141.71,32.41 Stahl. Lila: 141 Stancek, Tom: 141 Stegora. Debora: 146, 141,71, 101 Stein, Randy Stenstrom, Randy: 141 Stephen. Keith: 141 Stocki. Jerry: 141. 70.62 Stowell, Debbie: 141 Super, Chuck: 141.61,32 Surek. Jack: 143. 141 Sushak.Joan: 141,93.148 Swanson. Chris: 141 Syverson. Martha: 86. 70 Tan er. Jenell: 141,63. 33, 43 Temple. Janet: 141 Thompson. Don Thompson, Kelly: 141. 120,79 Thompson. Mike Thunstrom. Neil: 141 Thurman. Liz: 141.99.98. 89. 76. 70. 34 Toler, Keith: 142 Tomc yk. Sandy: 142.97, 96. 23. 148 Toth, Becky: 142. 93 Traczyk. Kim: 142 Trombley. Pam: 142.92. 32 Turner. Sheryl: 142 Unruli. Nanette: 142. 120, 79, 78 VanSl(x ten, Kirk: 142 VanVickle, Curtis: 142 Vanyo.John: 142 Varhol. lXbbie: 142 Varhol. Donna: 142 Vigness. Dave Vogel. Andrea: 142 Vogel. Annette: 142 Vogt. Gary: 142 Voit. Gary: 142.62 Wallof.Jeff 142 Ware. Jon Warhol. Carolyn Watten. Craig: 142 Watters. Mike: 143. 101 Way. Cindy 143. 3 4. 49. 148 Wedgewtxxl. Joan: 143, ‘29.‘48. 73. 23. 148 Weidenback. Dale: 143 Weinstock. lXbbie: 143. 13. 118 Weiss. Melanie: 143 Wells. Char 14 4 Wells. Roberta: 143. 1 Wentland. Kelly 143 Wiegmann. John: 143 Wiersgalla. Dave. 14 4. 11 Wiggin. Robin Wilkerson. Mike 14 4. 32. 42. 41 Williams. Mike: 143 Winkler. Paula 14 4. 78 Wohlk. Vernon 14 4.63. 31 Wojtiak. Joanne 14 4.70. 64. 49 Wontor. Peggy 1 14. 77 Wtxxl. Linda 114. 7l Woods. John Wookiy. Ron Wort ester. Kevin Wu. George 144. “M.61. 18 Y ant a. .Joe: 111 Zandlo, Mary : 99. 98. 70. 33. 148 Zavadka, Raymond Zbikowski, Roger: 144 Zebro, Nancy: 144, 72 Zimba, Douglas Zukowski, Tony: 144 JUNIORS Abraham, Ted: 130,81,76,62.44.33 Affeldt, Terri: 130,77 Akron. Colleen Alexander, Michelle: 130,68 Alexander, Paul: 130 Altendorf, Oral: 130, 81 Andersen, Eddie: 130, 81,62, 36, 44 Anderson, Charles: 130, 72 Anderson, Cheryl: 130, 93, 89 Anderson, Dave: 130, 79, 41 Anderson, Linda: 130 Anderson, Linda Kay: 130 Anderson, Lori: 130 Anderson, Lynne: 130 Anderson, Mike: 130 Anderson, Nancy: 130, 73, 64, 33, 43 Anderson, Robin: 130 Anderson, Steve: 130, 84, 72 Arne, Joel: 130,63 Arnemann, Wally: 130 Arntson, Sandy: 150, 97, 96, 17 Arvidsbn, April: 150, 77, 73 Austad, Keith: 150 Bailey, Michelle: 150 Bailey, Sue: 150, 49 Baird, Greg: 150,55,48 Baird, Peggy: 150 Bakker, Dawn: 150 Balko, David Ballanger, Jim: 150,80 Barkley, Greg: 150, 52 Baron, Tony: 150 Baron, Teresa Bartlett, Steve: 150 Beaupre, Richard Beers, Steven: 150 Belille, Christine: 150 Bell, Donna: 150 Bennett, Dennis: 150 Bennett, Douglas: 150 Benson, Linda: 156, 76, 72, 148, 47 Berg, Robert: 150, 81, 62, 56, 44, 14 Bevard, David: 150 Bialka, Linda: 150, 92 Bickford, Rick: 150. 88, 68. 55, 20. 85 Bielawski, John: 150 Biernat, Mary: 150, 89 Bilek, Colleen: 150 Bilges, Debbi: 150, 86 Bingen. Laurie: 150 Biskey, Kelly: 150 Bissett, Julie: 150, 84, 72 Blackowiak, Pam: 150, 73. 63. 83 Blcgen, Phil: 156 Blosberg, Gail: 151,84, 72,47 Blosberg, Kathy: 151 Bodner, Susan: 151 Bohlman, Al: 151, 78 Bolin, Cindy: 151, 71 Borchers, Dawn: 151, 53, 148 Bordwell, Anne: 151.91.89.23.85 Borris, Nancy: 151 Bosell. Todd: 151.88,55.85 Bresnahan. Karen Brevig. Ted: 151 Brody, Christopher: 151 Brown, Allan Browning, Scott: 151 Brozak. Cindy: 151.60 Brozyna, Julie: 151 Bryan. Mary: 151 Bulleigh,Jim: 151.81.62. 31.44.28 Burdahl. David Burge. Pat: 151. 73 Burkland. Scott: 151.41 Burns. Kathy: 151. 100 Butterfield. Cheryl: 149. 151 ('allies. Laurie: 151 Camarillo. Tony: 151, 73 Carlson. Bradley: 151 Carlson. Bob: 151. 86. 28 Carlson, Joy: 151 Carlson. Nancy: 151 Carlson. Scott Carlson. Steve 151.90.88.62. 52. 148 Carr. Raney: 151 Casey. Mark 151. 78 Cavanaugh. Nancy Champeau. Jon: 151 Champeau. Joe: 151 Chartraw. Charles Chart raw. William Chiodo. Allan Christensen. Vicki: 151 Ciesynski. Diane 151. 149. 72 Clark. Ken 151.81.62.44 Clover, Joe: 151 Colvin, Theresa: 151,44,68. 148 Q mbs, Brenda: 151 Combs, Linda: 151 Conrad, James Corbett, Susan: 151,73 Cornelius, Wayne G x, Teresa Craig. LccAnn 151,81,63, 57,45. 148 Dahl, Phillip: 151, 61 Daleki, Gary: 151, 58 Dame, Dara: 151,80 Danko, Andrew Darsow, Douglas: 151, 48 Daun, D nna Davis, Randy: 151,50,41,148 Dcmuth, Michael: 52 Detmcr, Debbie: 151,89, 79 DeVito, Frank: 151 Dewitt, Doug: 151 Diffley, Colleen: 151 Dimmerman. Thomas Dooley. Shawn: 151 Dx ner, Blane: 151 D ugherty, Sherry: 151 D venmuehler, Cynthia: 151 Doyle, Steve: 151 Drews, Janet: 151 Dubuque, Michael Duncan, Brenda: 151,77, 71 Dupay, Bill: 151, 58 Dutcher, Ted: 151,78 Dvorak, Jay: 151 Ecker, Doug: 151 Edin, Nancy: 151 Egeland. Teresa: 151 Eidsbold, Kevin: 152 Elavsky, Lori: 152 Ellis, Charlene: 152 El wood, Rebecca: 77 Engdahl, Jill: 152.79,57 Engebretson, Denise: 152, 149, 92, 73 Engrav, Margaret: 152 Erickson, Steve: 152, 73, 148 Estum, Sue: 152, 87, 72 Evangelist. Joe: 152,50 Fahr, Helen: 152 Felling, Don: 152, 73, 41, 148 Ficken. Michael Fietek. Cindy: 152 Firle, Paul: 152, 41 Fisher, Cindy: 152 Fix, Tom: 152, 78 Fjerstad, Jim: 152, 76, 55 Flagg, Patricia Fortune, Wayne: 152 Foslien. Mark Fox. Theresa: 152 Freund, Shelly. 152 Freund, Sherry Fuss. Richard: 152 Gacek, Robin: 152 Gadbois, Mike Gadbois, Tori: 152,92 Gantz. Mike: 152 Gardin. Kathy: 152, 54. 47 Gavin. Burt: 152 Gavino. Evangeline: 152. 82. 73. 148 Gcil, IX n: 152, 59.58.41 Gemlo, Bradley: 149. 152.41 Gerber, David Gcrtz, Sue: 152 Giancola, Michael: 152 Gibson. Jim Gideo, Tom Gill, Matthew: 152 Glubke. Richard: 152. 88. 73. 55. 85. 48 Goeppner. Jerome Goers. Mark: 152 Gondorchin, Janice: 152, 93. 79. 76, 55 Gorecki. Darlene Graack. Susan: 152. 63. 49. 81.45. 72.87. 54. 57 Grandy. Patsy: 152, 80 Grow. Julie: 152. 86. 78 Ciuth. Sharon: 152,82 Hager. Joan: 152 Hagfors. Dave: 152. 41 Halley. Mvron 152 Hammerstrom. Jane 152.79. 148 Hanstad. Vanessa 152. 73. 72 Hanzely. Kathleen 152 Hara. Steven: 152 Harris. Dianna: 152 Harris. Sue. 152 Harstad. Maryanna: 152. 76. 72 Hart. Pat 152.41 Hastings. Ricky Hattouni. Tonia 149. 152. 72 Haugen. Michelle Hecklund. Anita 152 Heggem. Renee 152.80 Hegstrom. Marlys: 152. -T2. I 18 Heigcs. Anita 152. 5 7 V Higgins. Ernest: 152 Higgins. Karen 152. 119. 2 Higgins. Virginia 152 Hines, laurie: 152, 89. 17.96.97, 54 Holschcr. Mark 152 Homan, Renee: 152, 72. 47 Honeck, Laure: 152, 7 3 Hood.Jamey: 152.88 Hopkins, Marj Houselog, Lori: 152, 7 3 Howard, Nick: 61, 153, 41, 50 Hoycz, Debbie: 153 Hruby, Michael: 153 Huble, Colleen 93, 153. 44. 76, 55, 101 Hublc, Collette 63. 73,92, 153, 76. 55, 68, 48 Huehn, Walter: 153 Huss, Brian: 153 Hutchison, Carol: 153 Hyska, Bob: 41 Hyvare, Nancy: 7.3, 15 3. 72 Iacarella, Greg: 153. 65, 51 Iacarella, Jim: 153.52,41 Inks, Candy: 153, 79 In vie, Cheryl: 15 3,97,96. 17 Iskicrka. Ron: 153 Iverson, Terry Jablonsky, Paul 153, 82. 72, 65. 74. 75. 148. 100 Jacobs, Jerry: 153,62,41 Jacobson, Penny: 153 Jagiclski, Sandy: 153 Jarosak, Terri: 153 Jaroscak, Tom: 153 Jensen, Randy: 153 Johnson, Becky: 153 Johnson, Beverly: 153 Johnson, Cori: 153 Johnson, Cindy: 153,72, 71 Johnson. Dale: 153 Johnson, David: 153 Johnson, Eric: 153, 74. 75. 82, 80, 118 Johnson. Helen: 73. 153, 89. 76. 79. 80, 74, 75. 85. 148 Johnson, Jeanette: 73, 76, 19, 153, 68. 47 Johnson, Julie: 153.77 Johnson, Ray Johnson, Ricky Johnson, Steven: 153 Johnson, Teresa: 71, 153, 77,81 Johnson, Vance: 153 Johnston, Dean: 153 Johnston, Sue: 153, 77 Joncas. Patrice: 153, 88. 80. 74 Jones, Russell: 153 Junglcn, Joel Jurichko, Debbie: 153, 76, 72, 101 Kaczmarczyk, Terri: 153 Kaeddcn, Dan: 153,65. 58 Karkula. Ted: 62. 153, 81. 101 Kaslow, Glen: 153 Kassmir. Gregory: 153 Katrinak, Joe 153, 52 Kaufmann. Kay: 153 Keck, Dan: 153 Kelley, Faith. 153, 76. 74,80 Kelley. Michael Kenney. Becky: 153. 73 Kirberger. Pam 153 Kjcseth. Kathleen: 153 Kmit, Natalie Knappcr. Sharon: 154. 72 Kohanek. Mark 154 Konkler. Robert Kopka, David: 154. 59. 41 Korblick. Jerry 154. 101 Kostik. Ron: 154 Kozak. Michelle: 154. 71 Kramasz. Doug 154.89 Kraskey. Tim 62. 154. 44. 81.59. 101 Kriescl.Ted: 154 Krueger. Charles Kubesh. Kevin: 154 Kuch. Dan 91. 154. 88. 55. 48 Kuril.Judy: 63. I54 . 77 H7 Kuchinski. Laura: 63. 73. 154. 72. 54 Kuduk. Kelly: 63. 154 Kucnstmg, Jeffrey Kukiclka. Dan 154.76.72 Kurak. Chuck 154 laBergc. Natalie 154.60. 72 Langiewicz, Mike: 154 Ianglais. Nancy: 154 Iarson. Mary Kay 154 (arson. Richard: 154.41.51 lasser. James Ixtournca. Delaine Letourneau. Veronica: 154.60. 13 Ixwercom. Christine Ix-wis. Chris: 154 Ix-wis. Patty: 154 Ligman. Lori: 154 Iallie. Mary 154. 148.47 Lindstrom. Charles 154 Ia rcn. Sandy: 71. 73. 79. 154 Loso. Chris: 62. 44. 154 Ia� wn. Curt 154 Ia yas. Jeanine: 154. 77 . h6 Lubinski. Troy 154.41 laidccn. Bill 154. 89. 76. 55. 85 Lunderby. Brenda 154.81 Lundgren. IXbrah 169 Index Lynch. Tom: 90. 154. 88. 74, 82, 83, 72, 148 Maas, Teresa Maciej, Gary: 154,41,51 Mack, Daniel: 154, 48 Macko, Annie: 154 Macoskey, Kaye: 154,89, 17 Magnan, Martha: 154. 86 Marchiafava, Cathy: 154, 17,96,97 Marcouiller, Dave: 154,56 Martin, Elizabeth: 63, 154, 89, 76, 72, 87,47 Martin, Bill: 154,72, 148 Matthes, Dan: 73, 154, 48 Matthes, Larry: 154 Mauer, Patty: 73,95, 154 Mayfield, Karl Mazur. Andy: 154,65 McCormick, Ann: 154, 72, 43, 86, 28 McDonald, John: 154 McGovern, Peggy: 93, 154, 20, 68 McGuire, Kimberly McNaughton, Arthur: 154 McPherson, Mike: 154 Melgren, Vicky: 154, 72, 54 Merry, Orlan: 154 Merry, Theresa: 154 Meyers, Annette Micek, Gary: 154 Micek, Joe: 154 Milanovich, Ix uie: 62, 154, 41, 58, 59 Minarik, Jean: 154,72 Minichilli, Cheryl: 154 Miskowic, Tom: 156, 18, 41,72, 51 Miszkiewicz, Ann: 154 Mlinar, Andrew: 155, 23 Mochinski, Thomas: 155,72 Moeller, Julie Mcxuly, Patty: 155 Morrison, Simon: 155 Mosier, Glen: 155 Mulligan, Mary Jo: 155 Muncy, Alfred: 155 Murman, Shawn M urphy, Jerome Nafstad, Mike: 155 Naglak. Kathy: 73, 155, 49, 64. 57. 148 Namie, Leslie: 155 Nelson, Brad: 155 Nelson, Craig: 155,41 Nelson, Marianne: 73. 90. 155, 89. 57, 148 Ncsheim, Barb: 155 Ness,Jon: 155, 41 Neuman, Dave: 155 Newman, John: 155 Nickaboine, Pam Nickel, Julie: 63, 73, 155, 70. 53,43 Nierengarten, Mitzi: 155, 89, 148 Ni nik, Stephen: 155 Noble, Penelope Nordling, Don Nordquist, Lisa: 155 Nordstrom, Randi: 155 Norling, Julie: 155 Novak, Charlene: 155 Noyes, Tracy: 155 O'Brien. Allen: 155 O’Connel, Gary: 155 Olson, Richard: 155 Orr, Roger Oullette, Joni: 155 Paiment, Joe: 73, 50, 155 Palermo, Pat: 155 Palm. Lila: 155 Paquette, Rita: 63. 150, 155, 81.45, 148 Parrow, Nancy: 155 Pasma.Joe: 155,65,44,81.56. 148 Paulson, Dave: 155 Paulson. Marty: 155 Payne. John: 155.89 Pearson. Marty: 155, 89. 81, 56, 85 Perzel, Dan: 155 Peterson, Bret Peterson, Mike: 155,72 Peterson, Randy: 155. 88, 85. 48 Pettit. Patty: 155 Pfaff, Ronald 155 Pierce. Mike Pietruszewski. Mark: 155 Polack, Mark: 155 Pomerleau, Vickie: 155 Port lance, Steve Protasiewicz, Frank: 155, 48 Pudney. William: 155 Pugsley, Paul: 155. 52. 41 Pundyk, Roman : 156 Rademacher, Sabrina: 71.93,80. 156. 70, 76, 74, 79, 72, 148. 101 Rcber. Lee Ann: 156 Reed. Ken ‘8). 156. 154. 85. 48 Rehnelt, Du Wayne: 156 Reiman, Wanda: 156 Remcr.Joel: 156 Resch.John: 156 Restad, Greg: 156, 56 Ricci, Lori: 156 Richmond, Gary: 4 56 Richter, Brett: 156 Ridley, Ginny Rissi, Peter: 156 Rivard, Jim: 156, 72 Rodger, Rosemary: 156, 77, 86, 53 Roeder, Dan: 156 Roethke, Mike: 156 Roff, Dan: 61, 156,41, 50, 148 Rog, Barry: 156 Rohrbacher, Hugh: 156 Rolek.Joe: 156,62 Roo, Laurie Rosemeyer, Jeff: 62, 156, 76, 55, 101 Rossi, Patrick: 156, 58, 59 Roswold, Doug: 156 Rotondo, Ron: 156 Roy, Jeanette Rudek, Butch: 156 Rush, Bob: 156, 58 Ruud, Randy: 156, 148 Ryan, Charlene: 156 Ryan, Tim Saba, Mike: 156 Salmonson, Mike: 156, 74, 75, 82, 55 Salo, Cathy: 156 Sams, Colleen: 63, 156 Sandahl, Kent Sandquist, Betty Sawochka, Linda: 156,88 Sawyer, Dawn: 156,82 Schander, Jon: 156,72 Schaper, Paula Schimmel, Nancy: 156, 77 Schleicher, Ixjri: 156 Schneider, Glenda: 156 Schommer, Dan: 156 Schram, Margaret: 156 Schrempp, Jim: 156 Schultz, Linda: 156 Schuman, Pam: 156 Schwaab, Teresa: 156 Schwartz, Pam: 63, 73, 156, 70, 53, 43 Schwochert, Dianne: 156, 80, 85 Sederberg. Nancy: 156 Seclcn, Gary: 153, 156. 89, 72, 48 Sciplc, Patty: 156, 18 Selinski, Don: 156,65 Scviola, Steve: 156,51 Scviola, Sue: 156, 63 Sharbono, Brett: 156 Sherman, Jean: 73,93. 72, 156 Shupien, Mike: 156,56 Silver. Jeff: 73. 156. 65. 72, 68 Skelly, Mark: 156 Skiba.Jcan: 156 Skinner, Kathy: 156 Smahel, Donna: 156, 96, 97, 72 Smith. Lena: 156 Smith. Louis: 157 Smith. Sue: 157, 49, 60. 72 Snavely, Kcvyn: 157 Soltys, Gail: 157,72 Sparrow, John St. George, John: 156 Stasica, Pete: 157 Stawski, Mary: 157, 96, 97, 72 Stein, Julie: 157 Steiner. Annette: 157 Stcnstrom, James: 157 Stephan, Tom: 157 Stocki, Robert: 157 Stokowski, Laura: 157 Strand. Steve Surma. Jerry Susick, Tom Svcnsk. Jill 73. 157.64. 53 Swanson. Craig Swanson, Sandy: 73.93. 157. 72. 54. 101 Switzer, Jo: 157 Syverson. Howard: I57. 86 Szczeck, l.isa: 157. 86. 28 Tadeusiak, Jim: 157 Thayer. Debra: 157. 89 Thiel, Janice: 157 Thimmcsch, Jean: 63, 73. 157 Thompson. Sandy: 157 Tokar, Denise: 157, 88 Tovsen, Joyce: 63. 157 Traver. Thomas: I57 Travis. Kim: 157. 73 Travis, Patty: 157. 72 Uchanski, Mary: 157 Ulhorn, Charles: 157, 56 Unger, Tari: 157 Vagle, Tim VanPatter, Mark: 157,58 VanSlooten, Stacy: 157 Vaughn, Russell: 157 Velisek, Vicki Vernon, Suzie: 71, 73, 76, 157 Vik, Sue: 157 Vogel, Pat: 73, 72, 80, 157, 148 Voit, Sandra: 157 Volk, Katheryn: 157 Wajda, Don: 157 Wajda, Ron: 157 Walczak, Jeff: 157 Wanamaker, Gary: 157 Ward, Martin: 157 Ware, Dave: 157, 148 Warhol, Julie: 157 Warner, Tom: 90, 82, 72, 88, 157, 74, 75 Webber, Tim: 157 Weber, Mike: 157 Wegner, Leanne: 157. 89, 76, 55, 79, 72, 68, 47 Weller, Mary: 157, 60, 53, 148 Wcyek, Jeff: 155, 157,41 Wiener, Kim: 73, 18, 72, 157 Wiese, Diana: 157 Willman, Sheryl: 157 Winkler, Chuck: 59 Wiosky, Louise Wogensen, Tom: 156 Wohlk, Bruce: 157, 50 Wojciak, Jeanette: 157 Woodruff, Jim: 157 Wreath, Richard Wright, James Yanta, Jeanette: 157 Zaworski, Jeff: 157 Zbanski, Barb: 157 Zemlicka, David: 157 Ziemba, Larry Zukowski, Janet: 73, 149, 53, 157, 68 Zurbey, Rich: 157 SOPHOMORES Ahles, Bernie: 160 Ahlquist, Neil: 160, 79 Alexander, Lisa: 160 Andersen, David: 160 Anderson, Bradley: 160,62, 17.42 Anderson, Cheri: 160,89 Anderson, Lisa: 160, 89, 45 Anderson, Scott: 160 Anway, Susan: 160 Aspinwall, Keith Audettc. James: 160 Ausland, Ken: 160 Bagley, Scott: 160, 51 Baldwin, Mike: 160, 88, 82 Ballenger, Darryl: 160 Barnes, Theresa: 160 Bartz, Cindy: 160, 73 Bates, Les: 160 Beeksma, Mark: 160, 84, 72 Bclillc. Paris: 160 Bcllanger. Virginia: 160 Bender, Bill Bennett, Patrick: 160 Benson, Leslie: 160 Bergman. Debbie: 160, 86 Bierch. Paul Bilek. Ann: 160 Birchcr, Randy: 160,42 Birr, Kathryn Bishop, Dave: 160, 76, 55 Bluebaugh, Kim: 160 Boos. Robert Bosell, Darrell: 160,42 Boutin. Simone: 160. 88. 57, 47 Boyce. Maribcth Brandt. Amelia Brasuhn, Carrie: 160,43 Bratsch. Terry: 160 Bredsten, Barb 160. I7 Brobjorg. Jerome: 160 Brown. Robert 160 Brozak, Glen: 42 Brtck. Debra Bryan. Michael: 160.42 Buerke. la ri: 160 Buffalo. Bob 160 Buffington. la� rcli: Kit). 86 Buganski. Debbie Bulau. Robin Burbank. Jean ine 160 Calander, Carolyn: 160 Calderon, Sam: 160, 80 Callender, Mark: 160 Camirillo, David: 160 Campbell, Julie: 160, 72 Camplin, Ranelle: 160,89 Cardinal, Fredick Carlson, Colleen: 160, 159,73 Carr, Dan: 160 Cegla, Mary: 160 Charbonneau, Tom: 160 Chelstrom, Jon: 160,42 Chester, Tony: 160 Chollar, Andy: 160, 73 Cintella, Tracy Clark, Ray Clem, Richard: 160, 83, 82, 75, 74, 72 Collins, Danette: 160, 76 Comminetti, Laura: 160, 88, 73 Cooper, Roxy Corbett, Alice: 160, 89, 80, 76, 73 Cornelius, Patrick: 160, 87 Corrigan, Shawn: 160 Cotroneo, Dominico: 160 Crotty, Lenette: 160 Cyrus, Scott: 160 Daniels, Arlene: 160 Daniels, Melanie: 161 Dauer, Mark Davis, Jill: 161, 76,72 Davis, Sheri: 161 Day, Griffith: 161,88, 23,85 Decheine, Janice: 161 Decker, Jeff: 161 Decowski, Chris: 161, 71 Devito, Beth: 161 Dircz, Dave: 161, 78 Dittes, David: 161 Dockter, Cal: 161 Donicht, Linnea: 161 Dooner, Kevin: 161 Dougherty, Katherine: 161,77 Douglas, Kathy: 161 Dovenmuehler, Tood Dowdle, Connie: 161, 159, 73, 54 Dowson, Linda: 161, 73 Drevdahl, Micheal Drool, Ron Duchene, Cheryl: 161 Duckworth, Robert Duis, Robin: 161, 72, 57 Dupay, Johnette: 161 Egeland, Julie: 161 El iason, Joseph: 161 Eliason, Lisa: 161 Emerson, John: 161,55 Engerby, Melanie: 161 Engelmeier, Lisa: 161 Engelmeier, Lori: 161 Engen, David: 161 Erickson, Chris: 161, 59, 42 Fytcheson, Scott: 161 Faber, Pat: 161,50, 42 Farr, Dave: 161, 55 Fedor, Sandy: 161,86 Fein, Sally: 161 Felegy, Patty: 161, 159. 76. 73 Ferber, Julie: 161,89,77,74 Fcrber. Warren: 161, 88, 83, 82, 74 Ferrara. Joey: 161 Fietek, Kevin: 161 Fife, David: 161 Fisher, Victoria: 161 Fleck. Randy: 161 Ford. Teresa: 161 Forsythe. John: 161,86, 80, 76, 73 Foss, Donald Fox, Marlys: 161 Freeman, Kelley: 161. 88, 73 Frisco, Tammy: 161.72 Fuerstenberg. Jerry: 161.73 Futcher. Paul: 161 Gadbois.Joe: 161 Gale, Barbara Gemlo, Mark: 161 Genosky, Diana: 162 Giovclli. Fred: 162 Gladhill, Denise: 162, 86 Glubke, Steve: 162 Gorecki. Briam: 162. 73 Gorecki, Paul Gorshe. Mary: 162 Gosslin. Barb: 162 Graack. Larraine: 162. 87. 73. 54 Graham. Martin Grccnwell. Greg 162 Greer. William Griffin. Kathleen: 162 170 Index Griffith. Mike: 162 Griffith. Vincent: 162, 73 Gromck. Margi: 162, 80 Gross, Bob: 162 Ciuncrius, Mark: 162 Gustafson, James: 162.88 Hadler, Donald Hadler. Lori: 162 Haley, Mary: 162 Hall. Dave: 162 Hamre, Steve: 162, 72 Hanev. Deborah Hansen. Dean: 162 Hanson. James: 162,87 Hanson. Sandra Hanson, Susan: 162, 77, 73 Haponuk. Duane: 162 Harelstad, Mark: 162 Harstad, Lisa: 162,47 Harrwig. Lisa Heacock, David Heb ynski. Paul: 162' Hedler, Sylvia: 162, 139, 80, 72, 37 Hecr. Tammy Hellerstedt, Kathryn: 162, 76 Henry, Scott: 162, 31,42 Hershey, Crystal: 162 Hetland. Collette: 162, 76 Hi Herns, Michael Hines, Clark: 162 Hodson, Lorri: 162,89 Hoem.Jolene: 162 Hofstede, Jaqueline: 162 Hollinder, Joann: 162 Holm, Hope: 162,87 Holm, Shelly: 162 Holscher. Cindy: 162, 72, 68 Homan. Karen: 162,47 Howitz, Petch: 162, 73 Hoyez, Lisa: 162 lacarella. Mary: 162, 76,47 iacarella. Shelly: 162, 76, 71 Ingcbrctson, Lori: 162, 76, 72 Iverson. Dennis Jablonsky. Kathy: 162 Jacobson, Sandy: 162, 72, 37,43, 17 Jagicla. Mark: 162 Jahnke. Dawn: 163,87 Jarmulowicz. Lydia: 163 Jcmming, Penny Jensen. Lisa: 163, 47 Jerde. Lee: 163, 71 Johnson. Art: 163 Johnson, Jeff: 163 Johnson, Mark: 163 Johnson. Nancy Johnson. Paul: 163. 39, 38 Johnson, Penny: 163, 72, 68 Johnson. Tom: 163 Johnson. Vicky: 163 Johnston, Kelly: 163 Joncas. Stacie: 163.76,47 Jones, Char: 163 Jones. Robyn Kaczmarczyk. Patty: 163 Kaczrowski. Tom: 163, 38. 42 Kalina. Paul: 163. 73 Kaniuk, Nancy: 163. 72 Karnes. Peter: 163 Karnopp, Carol Karrick. Chris: 163.31.42 Kaufmann. Mike: 163 Keck. la ri: 163 Keller. William: 163 Kelley. Ia ri: 163 Kelley. Pat: 163. 79 Kimber. Frank: 163 Klesmit. Lynn: 163 Knutson. Kent: 163 Koch. Kari Koch. Robert: 163 Kocourck. Hunicc: 163 Kokosh. Joseph: 163 Kokxljski. Karol: 163 Kopecky. Bryan: 163 Kopka. Kerri 163. 43 Korogi. Gary: 163 Kotchcn. Stuart: 163 Kramer. Tammy 163. 139. 19 Krawczynski. David: 163 Krepis. Sue: 163 Krier. Denise: 163 Kui h.Joan: 163 Kuth. Joyce: 163. 88. 76. 7 3 Kuduk. Kent 163 Kusmierz, John: 163 Kyle, I iura: 163 LaClaire, Renee Langer, Stephanie: 163 Langiewicz, Al: 163,31,42 Langlais, Marybeth: 163 LaPoint, Donald LaPointe, Michelle: 163, 47 Larcom, Shelly: 163 Larsen, Gregory Larson, David: 163 Larson, I ura: 163,86 Larson, Scott Lasser, John: 42 Laughlin, Wendy: 163 Layeux, Mark: 163 Leba, Gerry: 163 Lee key, Steven: 163 Lecuyer, Lori: 163 Lcdin, Keith: 163, 80, 72 Lehna, John Leitschuh, Robert: 163 Lemieux, Dee Ann: 163, 139 Lemke, Terry: 163 Lenser,Jill: 163 Lepore, Vicki: 163 Li ndberg, Cheryl: 164 Lipa, Carlene: 164, 86, 17 Lorentzen, Desiree: 164 Lourey, Janine: 164, 87, 86, 28 Lucas, John: 164,87 Lucey, Jeffery Luitjens, Jeff: 164 Lumsden, Don: 164 Lund, Panda: 164 Lynch, Loreeta: 164, 89, 82, 73 Maciej, Susan: 164 Magnan, Lesie Jo: 164, 86 Malec, Patrick Maloney, Kathy: 164, 73 Maninger, Scott Marquardt, Holly: !64, 76, 73 Martin, Gregory: 80 Marxen, Deborah Masica, Scott Matt, Delores: 164 Matters,Joi: 164 Mattson, Douglas Mattys, Nancy Maxwell, Bob: 164, 86 Maxwell, Steven: 164 Mazur, Gabriel: 164, 63 McCabe, Gregory: 164, 39 McCollor, Kevin: 164 McGuire, Darren McHale, Patrick: 164 McLellan, Pam: 164, 76 McMurchie, Michael: 164, 30, 42 McNeal, Lori: 164,49 McQuiston, Carrie: 164, 76, 72, 47 Mehok, Nick: 164 Mely,Jim: 164 Memorich, John: 164, 78, 73 Menard, Vincent: 164, 80, 72 Messner, Julie Mikelson.Jearldine: 164 Miller. Jeff: 164 Minichilli, Carmen: 164,49 Miskowic, Jodi: 164 Miszkiewicz, Edward Mitchell, Cheryl: 164 Mlakar, Frank: 164 Mochinski, Ron: 139, 164, 80, 94, 72 Mofle, Debbie: 164 Montry, Terence: 164 Morrc, Paul: 164 Moran, Gail: 164,43 Moren, Robert: 164 Morgan, James Morgan, Jeanne: 164 Morgan, Teresa: 164, 162 Morgan, Tom: 164 Morris, Mary: 164, 82, 77 Morse, Kim: 164, 73 Mruz, Douglas Muncy, Scott: 164, 39 Murphy, Scott: 164 Murphy, Stacy Murray. Sue Mycko, Renee: 164 Neis, Tony: 164, S'7, 43, 42 Nelson. Bruce: 164, 81 Nelson, Pat: 163 Nelson, Roxanne Nelson, Vance: 163. 73 Nelvik. Lynn Nesheim, Steve: 163 Newman, Frank: 163. 88 Newstrom. Lisa: 163. 89 Nguyen, Nhung Nguyen, Phong Noel, Gregory: 163 Nordling, Karyn O’Brien, Mary Kay: 163 Ogren, Marie: 163,93, 88, 80 Olson, Lyn: 163, 91, 89 Olson, Rose. 163 Opatrny, Merlin Orr, Sheryl: 163 Osby, Dale: 163 Osowski, Charlie: 163 Ouellette, Rich: 163 Owens, Michael Parrott, Bob: 163, 86, 72, 28 Patch, Cheryl Paulson, Russell: 163 Pearson, Laura: 163, 89, 73 Pearson, Vicky: 163 Pelarski, Debbie: 163 Pereira, Faust: 163 Perkins, Kipper Peterson, Bob: 163 Peterson, Kathryn: 163,86 Peterson, Mace Peterson, Rick: 163 Peterson, Twila: 163 Petrangelo, Jody: 163,93, 73 Petrowitz, Pat: 163 Pierce, Becky: 165 Pignatello, John: 165 Piper, Bob: 165, 78 Plumb, Nancy: 165, 76, 73 Pollack, Pam: 165 Ponsonby, Charlie: 165 Porter, Darla Porter, Eugene Porter, Janis: 165,86 Pouliot, Tim: 165 Preussner, Garret: 165, 73 Price, Jed: 165 Pruchnicki, Gary: 165 Prusha, Audrey: 165 Pugh, Mike Pyka, Lora: 165 Quaderer, Sheldon: 165 Quick, Dave: 165 Rademacher, Karyn. 165, 89, 88, 73, 47 Ramos, Stella: 165 Randall, Gary: 165, 51,42 Ratzel, Donovan Reber, Lindon: 165, 73 Rehnelt, Dale: 165 Reiman, Tammy: 165 Renikoff, Rich: 165 Reynold, Bonnie Reynolds, Chris: 165 Reynolds,John: 165, 76, 55 Ricci, Tim: 165, 59, 42 Riley, Gwen: 165 Ringdal, Debbie 165, 77, 73 Risk,James: 165 Rivet, Janine: 165,49, 57 Roberts, Michael Robinson, Ellen: 165, 89, 72 Roj, Kathy: 165 Rossi, Lisa: 165,93 Rotzien, Barb: 165 Rozek, Stott: 165 Rud, Cindy: 165 Ruud, Betty: 166 Rymanowski, Frank: 166 Rysted, Carolyn: 166,93 Sandahl, Kirk: 166 Sandquist, George: 166 Sarich, Steve: 166, 78 Sarna, Marie: 166 Savage, Cindy: 166, 73 Savage, Heather: 166 Schabel, Sue: 166 Schenk, Patti: 166, 87, 82, 76, 73, 72 Schimmcl, Karl: 166 Schires, Sanford Schlunt, Eugene: 166 Schmidt, James: 166 Schmitz, Mark: 166 Schocn, Thresa Schroeder, John: 166 Schumacher, Mary: 166, 76, 73 Schuman, Bcv 166 Schutta, Liz: 166 Schwaab. Denise: 166 Schweitzer. Mark: 166 Schwendeman, Kenneth Seawell, Dave: 166, 50. 42 Scdcsky.Joc: 166 Seiple, Timothy Senko. Karen: 166 Serafin, Micheal Shaughncssy, Tim: 166, 72 Sheldon. Pat: 166, 164, 86. 28 Shelley. Dan: 166 Sheridan, Tom: 166, 86 Sherin, Sue: 166, 73 Sicard, Paul: 166 Sied leek i, Joe: 166 Siegrist. Lisa: 166, 73 Siminski, Dolores: 166 Simon, D ra: 166 Simon, Terry: 63, 166, 45 Skelly, Donald: 166 Skillings, Toni: 166,86 Skowronck, Mary. 166 Smith, Rose Smith, Sylvia Smith, Tim: 166 Sobon, Mary Sodcrberg, Paul: 166, 78 Spence, Mary Spencer, Jim: 166,86 Spencer, Judy: 166,86 Sroka, George. 68 St. George, Carrie: 166 St. Hilaire, Jean: 166,68 Staloch, Ann: 166 Stangel, Tony: 166 Staszewsky, Paul: 166, 72 Stcnstrom, Jeff: 166 Stephanson, Dawn: 166, 76,47 Stevens, Tom: 166 Stocki, Theresa: 166 Stowell, Lynne Strom, Carolyn: 166 Super, Angcline: 166 Super, Benjamin: 166, 42 Susick, Anthony Swanson, Terri Swidcr, Mary: 166 Talbot, Lori: 166 Thiel, Teresa: 166 Thompson, Annette: 166, 49 Thompson, Dan: 166 Thompson, Paul: 167, 76 Thurman, Brenda: 167, 59 Thurman, Rose: 167 Trettin, Mary Trocke, Kenny Trombley, Gene: 167 Trybuchowski, Frank Turnbull, Marjorie: 167 Ucland, Andrea: 167 Unger, Pam: 167 Vangorden, Thomas Velst, Bob: 167, 78 Vetrano, Paulette: 167 Vigness, Robert Villclla. Gino: 167. 58. 42 Vogel, Brenda: 167 Wagner, Laura: 167,93 Walker, Kelley: 167 Walker, Shannon: 167 Ward, Jaci: 167,93, 73 Ward. Matt 167 Ward, Scott Warhol, Harry: 167 Warhol, Micheal Watson, Christopher Weckwcrth. Craig: 167, 59. 58.42 Weimer, Cindy: 167 Weinstock, Sherry: 167 Weller. Karen 167,80. 73 Wei Is. Jack: 167 Wentland, Jack: 167 Wesley, Robert: 167 Westphal, Ted: 167 Wideen, Curtis: 167 Wiener, Jeff Wiersgalla, Thomas Wincek, Leo: 167 Wincck, Leroy: 167 Winkelmann, Lynne: 167 Winkler. Brenda: 167 Winters, Tom Wisniewski, Francis: 167 Wojtowicz, Cory: 167 Wolyniec, Ed: 167 Woods. Anna: 167. 89 Worcester. Patrick: 167, 58 Wreath. Ronald Wrona. Joann: 167.86 Wu. Paul 167.42 Zahorski.Jim: 167 Zajac. Christine: 167 Zcbro. Mike 167.72 Zimba. Mary: 167 WIZARD STAFF Compiling materials for a yearbook Is hard work. On occasion. I'm sure that the staff wondered if it was really worth all the grief. Keeping track of the names of sixteen hundred students involved In the multitude of activities at Edison High School is mind-boggling. Upgrading the format created additional problems as the intensive reporting created a need for better journalistic skills, plus the anxiety of change itself took its toll. Looking back. 1 feel that It's been an exceptional year. As a staff we have formed warm friendships and have enjoyed our hours together. We are proud of this year's edition and hope you will be too. I want to thank everyone for their cooperation and patience. Mel Pibal Advisor Dan Renner - Assistant Editor, Mel Pibal -Chief. and Gloria Hedler • Editor-in The student section worked very hard this year on putting out a new style of yearbook. I really had a great time and I think our yearbook is one of the best Edison has ever put out. Debbie Stegora Student Editor The members of the Student Section arc Beth LaGrangc. Debbie Stegora. and Randy Kudzia. Working with my assistant. Kathy Bums, we managed to complete a new design of faculty section before the final deadline. The result is the best academic section of any yearbook. We hope this section will be as meaningful to you as it had been for us putting it together. I want to thank all those who helped us In many different ways to complete this section. Paul iablonsky Academic Editor 172 Wizard Staff The members of the Academic Section arc Kathy Bums and Paul Iablonsky. I really had fun being on ihe Yearbook Staff the past two years. I hope next year’s staff has as much fun as we did. Jim Pettit Sports' Editor I had a really great time. We worked hard but had fun. Mary Kay Burns Index Editor The members of the Athletics Section arc Ted Karkula. Sandy Swanson, and Jeff Rosemcycr. The members of the Student Life Section are John Kitt, Colleen Huble, and Tim Kraskey. The Wizard Staff was very closely knit. We had our ups and downs, but the ups were great. I was proud to be on the staff. I wish the next year's staff the best of luck because they need all they can get. John Kitt Student Life Editor The members of the Extra-Curricular section arc JerTy Korbllck, Sabrina Radcmachcr. and Debbie Jurichko. At the beginning of the year, when we decided to make-over the yearbook design. I didn't know if we could do it. In the Extra-Curricular section, the goal was to make it more interesting and more informative. I feel that we have succeeded in doing so. This year we've come a long way. but we still have a way to go. Sabrina Radcmachcr Extra-Curricular Editor Jim Pettit - Sports Editor The members of the Index Section are Mary Kay Bums and Ruth Futcher. Mike Watters - Photographer 173 Wizard Staff ADDENDUM With the completion of the WIZARD for 1977, another school year comes to a close. In the pages of this book are recorded the successes and triumphs of the past school year in picture and script. It is our hope that this book will bring back many cherished memories in the years to come. The final result of the WIZARD is due in large measure to the watchfulness and zeal of WIZARD staff. The activity which prevailed in the editorial room during the past few months has now resulted in a job well done! This book has been a task which required a lot of time and energy. I trust, however, that the staff feels that the activity was well worth while and that valuable experiences were gained. Working on the yearbook was quite a challenge. It was also an honor and privilege to be selected as Editor-In-Chief. I'd like to recognize the members of the staff who gave so much of their time to case a hard job. Special credit is due to Mr. Mel Pibal, yearbook advisor, for his guidance and patience. He has helped inmcasurably. and his encouragement and assistance brought this publication into being. I take this opportunity to say: THANK YOU. EVERYBODY. AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. Gloria Hcdler Editor-in-Chief 1 74 Addendum ODDS AND ENDS (clockwise) One last look at former Edison Field. (2) A scene from the very successful Edison Fruit Project. (3) A field trip to the County Government Center. (4) Mr. Jack Lown of the Kiwanis presenting a sizeable contribution to Edison's band uniform fund. (5) A friend from the South. Arthuro Velez. 175 Odds and Ends REFLECTIONS WHEN I FIRST WALKED THROUGH THE DOORS EVERYTHING FELL INTO PLACE NOW I MUST LEAVE TIME TO STEP TO A NEW PACE. REMEMBERING ALL THE FRIENDS THE LAUGHTER AND THE CHEERS CASTING OUT THE SADNESS ERASING ALL THE TEARS. FOR THIS IS A BOOK FILLED WITH MEMORIES TOGETHER WE HAVE ALL MADE EACH A SEPARATE CHAPTER IN OUR MINDS NEVER WILL THEY FADE. SO AS I GO ON IN WHATEVER DIRECTION I’LL LOOK BACK TO YOU EDISON TO VISION YOUR CLEAR REFLECTION. - KATHY BURN 1 76 Closing Theme X