Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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U' A0' V D v a- € 6 v The 1978 Wizard Volume Fifty-Four Edison High School 700 22nd Avenue NE - Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418 The 1978 Wizard Staff Advisor-Mr. Mel Pibal Editor-in-Chief-Jerry Korblick Managing Editor-Paul Jablonsky Photographer-Leo Wincek Assistant Editor-Sabrina Rademacher Student Life Editor-Kathy Burns Assistants: Julie Bronzyna Laurie Callies Theresa Colvin Jill Davis Gwen Riley Sports Co-Editors-Colleen Huble -Tim Kraskey Assistant: Joe Pasma Organizations Editor-Tonia Hattouni Assistant: Karyn Rademacher People Editor(Seniors)-Debbie Jurichko People Co-Editors(Underclass)-Renee Mycko -Delores Siminiski Faculty Editor-Terri Jarosak Typist-Cindy Johnson Proofreader-Tonia Hattouni Index Coordinator-Theresa Colvin We would like to thank Terri Jarosak for the theme idea of It's You! 2 When deciding on a book dedication, it is often difficult to select one person since there is a great number of people who contribute so much. Therefore, the Edison Wizard Staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to you. The theme of the book. It's you, simply means you — both the student body and the entire staff. Theme ................................4 Activities ..........................20 Sports ..............................80 People ............................ 112 Index ............................. 172 Closing ........................... 176 3 It's You — A Look Inside 4 Faces, voices, music, and books. These are all parts of the everyday scenes that make up Edison High School. These pages show students inside Edison as they go through a typical school day. Throughout this book, the Wizard focuses on an inside look at YOU. s After Hours What do you do after hours? (Meaning school hours). The sound of the bell doesn't signal the end of school life. Here is just a few of the many school activities that take place after school. The social and also competitive activities which fill the calendar for our school year. 6 7 The Way It Was 50 Years Ago . . . THE WIZARD 192 8 iMSn.vr, Omni llcrmi Schultz, Helen Da . Murid Miner. Genevieve Hr.-.l.-, Kvelyu Kutfcm-. KWe MeGuffio. Aivlim Snmlorin. Helen Samson. Mmin lliirwinnl, KniHn Gesuerc. I’curi McGufllo. Muriel Johnson 8 MB J8?sr These pictures were taken from the 1928 Wizard. The people, the building, and the scenery may seem different, but remember, '28 was their year just as 78 is ours. 9 J918 TMT1E CAPSULE Ynrt xJrtJc •irtrt1(1 -TnpNiiwXrtrtiwJK for MR GOODRAR JudiifiRo Minnesota News Boundary Waters Canoe Area Muriel Humphrey: Only Woman In U.S. Senate New Zoo Powerline Controversy Television Charlie's Angels Family Good Times Happy Days Laverne Shirley Soap Starsky Hutch Three's Company 10 11 Deaths Charlie Chaplin Bing Crosby Hubert Humphrey Groucho Marx Elvis Presley 12 World News Panama Canal Treaty Princess Grace On Tour Quebec Issue Sadat Peace Effort U. S. Trade Deficit Where Ya Goin' To Eat? Broadway Pizza Burger King Dairy Queen Fuji-ya Ground Round Hogetti's Marino's McDonald's Perkin's Taco John's Edison has undergone many changes this year. The new gym has opened the door for better sports facilities and for both school and community activities. The library is presently expanding and will include audio-visual facilities, study booths, and a conference room. The lunchroom was redesigned to facilitate the new lunchroom, which includes pre-packed food and also a salad bar. Due to the construction on our new field, the football team had to play their games away. Having the Homecoming assembly at night, enabled more of the community and alumni to attend. A tradition-breaking change was the two main assemblies, Homecoming and Sno Daze. A King and Queen were crowned at each assembly. As we look around and notice the different sights, styles, ideas, and atmosphere, we have to admit 1978 was a year of change! Top-Corner of 22nd Monroe, the way it was, Center-and the view as it is today, Bottom-Students tossing up a salad. 14 A Year Of Change Top Left-The new prepacked hot lunches, Right-Memorial Theatre alias The Library, Center left-Painting of the 'New Gym' Tomcat, Bottom left-Library reconstruction begins. - f As we look back through the pages ; Reliving the year, ; Each moment seems to come back to life And every memory speaks out to us — It's You. 16 Tonia Hattouni We will remember, Blue, Cold. The good times fun, friends, dances voices in the halls. Tests and teachers books studyirfg. The happiness, the pain. We will remember, For It's you, Edison. 17 5 For The Blue 18 For The Gold 19 Activities The Greatest Show On Earth The Greatest Show on Earth-Homecoming 1977, was an evening program and coronation. The show, directed by Jack Litowsky, included acts by Edison students, alumni, and community. The program ended with the crowning of homecoming queen Cheryl Anderson, and homecoming king Dan Kuch. 22 Homecoming 1977 Homecoming week started with a balloon toss on Monday. Tuesday afternoon, students beat the teachers in a faculty-student basketball game. Other activities included a tricycle race, pie-eating contest, circus day, and blue-gold day. This year the homecoming marathon was run on Thursday instead of the usual Tuesday morning. Bob Berg was first in the boys 18.6 mile race with a time of 1.54:39. Second and third place honors went to Glenn Chiodo (10), and Joe Pasma (12), respectively. Rita Paquette (12) won the girls 10 mile marathon with a winning time of 1.34:49. In second place was Lee Ann Craig (12). Laura Comminetti (11), and Mary Hanzlik (10), were tied for third. 23 There's No Place Like Homecoming Friday, October 14, ended homecoming week. Instead of the pre-game assembly and parade, the cheerleaders held a pep assembly during 2nd hour to psych the students for the football game against South. Because of continued construction on the new gym, the game was held at South. The TOMMIES Held the Tigers by the Tail -final score 40-13. 24 25 Queen Cheryl Homecoming Coronation had an added attraction this year—a Homecoming King. The first fifteen finalists for King were Steve Bartlett, Rick Bickford, Scott Burk-land, Paul Firle, Rick Glubke, Pat Hart, Nick Howard, Bob Hyska, Greg lacarella, Dan Kuch, Gary Maciej, Tom Miskowic, Paul Pugs-ley, Dan Roff, and Pat Rossi. The Fifteen Queen finalists were Cheryl Anderson, Robin Anderson, Sandy Arntson, Gail Blosberg, Kathy Burns, Nancy Edin, Tori Gadbois, Tonia Hattouni, Laurie Hines, Kaye Macoskey, Cheryl In-vie, Cathy Marchiafava, Terri Jaro-sak, Liz Martin, and Mary Stawski. 26 King Dan On Monday, October 10, the five King and Queen finalists were chosen. Cheryl Anderson, Tonia Hattouni, Cheryl Invie, Cathy Marchiafava, and Liz Martin were Queen finalists. King finalists were Steve Bartlett, Rick Bickford, Dan Kuch, Gary Maciej, and Pat Rossi. At the end of Thursday's Homecoming production, the royalty were wheeled up to the stage and introduced. Gillian Patterson (Edison's AFS student) crowned Dan Kuch as King and last year's Queen, Sandy Blosberg, crowned Cheryl Anderson as the 1977 Homecoming Queen. 27 Homecoming Dance The final few hours of Homecoming were spent dancing to the band CASTLE. Admission charge to the dance was $5.00 per couple. Clockwise -Queen Cheryl with escort Dan Roff. Students enjoying a slow dance. Cheryl Invie and Scott Burkland. Ted Karkula and JoAnne Saba. Colleen Huble and Joe Pasma. 28 Halloween Dance On the night of October 28, the wind howled and the moon was full. Edison students disguised in their creative costumes, gathered together at the annual Halloween dance sponsored by the Pep Club. Dave Bishop dressed as a magician and Sandy Maher dressed as the Big Bird were honored with trophies for the best costumes. Music was provided by ECLIPSE. Clockwise — Posing as KISS are Jim Zahorski, Paul Stazewsky, and Jed Price. Jerry Korblick and Jeanette Johnson. Dave Bishop and Sandy Maher. Tammy Kramer. 29 BAND Steve Carlson Paul Fulcher Lynn Klcsmit Mark Miller Bernic Ahles Glenn Chiodo Donna Gardin Kathy Kowalik Patty Morrison Chcri Anderson Laura Cominetli Richard Glubke Paula Kozak MariannertMelson Lisa Anderson Alice Corbett Jeanne Goodsell Tammy Kramer Frank Newman Paul Anderson Dominic Cotroneo Denise Griffin Terri Krengel Lisa Newstrom Lynn Benjamin Cookie Crepeau Karen Gursky Dan Kuch Mitzi Nicrengarten Rick Bickford Terri Cyrus Jim Gustafson Joan Kuch Bill O'Brien Angie Bielawski Griff Day Vicky Hadjiyanis Joyce Kuch Kim Och Stephanie Bielawski Sue DeMars Dale Hansted Scott Larson Lyn Olson Mary Biernat Debbie Deimer Jim Hartwig Terry Lemke Mary Overman Ardie Black Nicole Doll Sandy Helvy John Lillie Dianne Patterson Peggy Blackowiak Karen Dzicdzic Laurie Hines Bill Lundecn John Payne Anne Bordwell Archie Fliason Lori Hodson Loretta Lynch John Pearson Charles Bosell Lisa Eliason Jamey Hood Molly Lynch Laura Pearson Todd Bosell Jill Engdahl Petch Howitz Tom Lynch Marty Person Simone Boutin Julie Engdahl Sandy Jacobsen Larry Manoleff Paul Peterson Randy Bratsch Karen Erickson Helen Johnson Liz Martin Randy Peterson Kathy Brethorst Patty Felegy Nick Johnson Patty Mauer Mary Piilola Jeanninc Burbank Julie Ferber Kelley Johnston Ann McCormick Karyn Rademacher David Camarillo Warren Ferber Patrice Joncas Lori McNeal Ken Reed Ranelle Camplin Tim Fredberg Stacy Joncas Carrie McQuiston Kimm Reiners Cindy Carlson Ron Fry Jinny Juncski Sandy Meagher Ellen Robinson Larry Ronn Brad Rorcm Bob Rutkiewicz Linda Sawochka Dianne Schwochert Gary Scclen Wendy Sharbono Louise Shoppe Karen Slavotinek Sue Sroga Joanna Siaba Todd Sluder Wendy Tamner Debbie Thayer Patti Thayer Colleen Thompson Rose Thurman Denise Tokar Joyce Tovsen Jane Tschida Scott Turner Karen Waki Sue Warner Tom Warner Tim Webber Leanne Wegner Mary Wegner Dan Westpal Anna Woods COLOR GUARD Mary Beth lacarella Nancy Kaniuk JDee Ann Lemieux Judy Spencer Dawn Stephanson FLAG GIRLS Shelley Alexander Linda Bialka Barb Bredsten Denise f ngcbretson Tori Gadbois Collette Huble Kaye Macoskey Jody Petrangelo Carolyn Rysted Laura Wagner Jaci Ward Janet Zukowski VARSITY FLAGS Lori Buerke Colleen Carlson Theresa Colvin Barh Gosslin Michelle Gemlo Colleen Huble Jeanne' LaPointe Teresa Moore Lisa Nordquist Marie Ogren Gwen Riley Sabrina Rademacher Chris Zajac AUXILIARY Dan Kuch Peggy McGovern POM-TOMS Sandy Arntson Cindy Bolin Alice Corbett Connie Dowdle Laurie Hines Cheryl Invie Cathy Marchi.ifava Lori McNcal Jenny Pearson Donna Smahel Mary Stawski Sandy Swanson CHEERLEADERS Cheryl Anderson Lisa Anderson Julie Campbell Debbie Detmer Patty Felegy - Mascot Janice Gondorchin Sharon Knapper Mary Lillie Holly Marquardt Patty Mauer Lisa Siegrist Annette Thompson LeAnne Wegner Summer Band Summer marching band made 15 different appearances, including Kick's game, a national V.F.W. field competition, Eastside Parade, and other local celebrations. In August, the band placed third out of 19 bands competing at the State Fair Field Competition. The band's record for the summer was 5 first-places, 2 second-places, 2 third-places, 2 fifth-places, and 1 eight-place. There were new additions to summer band this year, including 250 new band uniforms, and Ben Aaron Stacke, Bob and Mary's new baby boy. Band mothers were instrumental in seeing that all students were well-clad and cared for. Detroit Lakes (top). V.F.W. competition. Kick's game. Valley Fair. )2 mm Marching Band Concert On November 17, the Edison Marching band presented its culminating activity of the season-an indoor concert. The concert opened with a black light percussion feature. The concert included performances by the new Rifle Line, Varsity Flag Girls, Drum Major, Twirler, and the Flag Girls. Anne Bordwell presented this year's trophy collection to Mr. Grimstad. 33 Band Auxiliaries Varsity Flag Girls The members of the Varsity Flag Girls-Row one- Jeanne LaPointe, Theresa Colvin, Sabrina Rademacher (capt.), Chris Zajac, Theresa Moore, Colleen Huble; Row two- Gwen Riley, Lisa Nordquist, Lori Buerke, Michelle Gemlo, Colleen Carlson, Marie Ogren. Drum Major And Majorette Majorette Peggy McGovern and Drum Major Dan Kuch Color Guard And Rifle Squad The members of the Color Guard-Dee Lemieux. Nancy Kaniuk, Judy Spencer, and Dawn Stephanson; The members of the Rifle Squad-Leslie Burchett, Carole Carlson, Janclle Hansen, Dee Lemieux, Jeanne LaPoint, Lynette Meyer, Denise Roff, and JoAnne Saba; 35 Sadie Hawkins - Gals Get Your Guys 36 All the Daisy Maes were out early this year, hitch'in their Abners for the Sadie Hawkins dance, held Nov. 11. This was the gal's big chance to ask the guy of her choice. The couples started arriving at 8:00 and the big chase began moments afterward. When starters gave the mark, get set, go, gals were to catch their guys before 9:00 or they'd be put behind bars by the Sadie sheriffs. They were released by a dime and a smooch. Others could be found in the smooching booth or in front of the altar of Marryin' Sam or Samantha. The couples swung their partners to the sound of joey, in Ye Olde Lunchroom. Stick horses were awarded to Cheryl Invie and Scott Burkland for the most original costumes. Lit'l Abners and Daisy Maes were chosen. Abners were Chuck Anderson, senior; Keith Ledin, junior; and Jim Evangelist, sophomore. Daisy Maes were Lisa Nordquist, senior; Sandy Jacobson, junior; and Stephanie Meade, sophomore. Ron Mochinski was the lucky winner of the white crowned rooster. 37 Speech The speech team spends many hours in writing and preparing speeches to be used in competition. The competitions are usually held on Saturday and run all day. Categories range from extemporaneous speaking to creative expression. Team success is growing. This year they received a national award from the National Forensic League for speech and debate excellence for the years 1955-1977. Top, Co-Captains Sabrina Rademacher, and Mike Salmonson with Joe Kokosh rehearsing before a tournament. Middle-left, Gary Seelen, Karyn Rademacher, and Warren Ferber helping with finishing touches. Center, Warren Ferber performing his Humorous Speech. Middle-right, Vince Menard, and Helen Johnson practicing. Bottom, Stacie Joncas, Simone Boutin, and Carrie McQuiston comparing speeches. Debate The Debate Team is made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are interested in improving their communicating and discussing techniques. The two member teams are whether pro or con on an issue. They research, investigate, and document their views. Then they are pitted against an opposing team. The result is trophies, medals, and citations. Most importantly, they are able to see and comprehend both sides of a controversial issue. Top, Tom Warner reading the planks of his speech. Middle-left, John Barnes-Coach; Middle-right, in-class practice before a tournament. Bottom, Cary Seelen and Vincent Menard reviewing research material. Not shown — Judy Bronaugh (asst, coach) 39 Two Alternatives Pocket School Pocket School was started as an alternative in 1972. It was designed for students who need help with basic skills. Pocket School is run every day from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Students are tutored on Math, English, Reading, and Social Studies. The program includes field trips to vocational schools, and places of cultural interest. Also shadowing (watching) workers on the job for a day. Aides in the program are Delores Allen, Mary Rick, and Marion Bierch. 40 Menlo Park Menlo Park offers an alternative for students from Edison. The student who feels he cannot relate to Edison can attend Menlo. Patricia Lobash is the coordinator at Menlo. Other faculty members are-Roger Harmon, Marilyn Ellingboe, and Boyce Mohn. Students participating in this program have the regular classes-English, social studies, and gym. The atmosphere is very relaxed, and the classroom is small. This gives the teacher time to deal with the student on an individual basis. I Senior Class Cabinet The Senior Cabinet activities included sponsoring the Senior Class Banquet and the Senior Class Prom. They also made arrangements concerning graduation. Row one-Leanne Wagner-Secretary, Tonia Hattouni-Vice President, Mike Roethke-Treasurer, Anne Bordwell-President; Row two-Dan Perzell, Becky Kenny, Theresa Colvin, Dan Roff. The Junior Class Cabinet sponsors the Senior Parents' Tea and other activities concerning the Junior class. Junior Class Row one-Sylvia Hedler-President, Tammy Kramer Mark Harelstad, Jill Davis; Row two-Laura Pearson, Lynn Klesmit, Sandy Jacobson, lisa Eliason, Gwen Riley; Not shown Betty Ruud. Cabinet The Year Of The Popcorn Machine The new gym created a great deal of activity for the Pep Club members. The concession stand opened November 29, and is now open for all home sports activities. The club purchased a new popcorn and hot dog machine for the stand. In order to pay for these new machines, the club had many fund raising activities including selling buttons, candy, and memo boards. Top-Jeanne Lapointe, Charlene Ellis, Sabrina Rademacher, at the popcorn machine. Middle left-Popcorn! Middle Right-Sabrina Rademacher hard at work. Bottom left-Cathy Boldins, Karen Silverstrom, Sandy Moher. Bottom right-President Dan Kukielka. 43 This year an active student council has initiated many changes on the school and political life of E.H.S. students. The council has worked mainly with extra-curricular functions, but this year they have strived to improve the school curriculum and atmosphere, as well as sponsoring social activities. Committees were set up to deal directly with communications throughout the school, lunchroom improvements and recommendations for curriculum. A contest was sponsored by the council to allocate the Have it your way money, won from Burger King, to clubs they felt could benefit the school. This year of change helped put the student council ... on the right track. Top-The student council hard at work. Middle left-Dan Kukielka. Middle-Secretary Dawn Stephanson. Middle Right-Treasurer, Dan Perzell. Bottom-Jeanette Johnson reports under suprevision of President Janet Zukowski. 44 On The Right Track. . . Top-Brad Gemlo, President Janet Zukowski, and Betty Ruud. Middle Lcft-Lesa Alexander talks with advisor Mr. Minnema. Middle Right-Betty Ruud. Bottom-Tim Colvin, Jeanette Johnson, Dave Anderson. 45 The New Addition The New Gym The new gym is now completed after construction started in October 1976. It was a long wait for all of us wanting to see the building finished and ready for our use. The dedication ceremony for the new gym was on December 11, 1977. After a short program, including some speakers and performers, the public was able to roam the building looking at the many rooms. The new gym has folding bleachers with room for 1,500 spectators, six lockers rooms located in two areas, two tunnels connecting the gym with Edison, a lobby multipurpose area, a concession stand, and public facilities. During the program, the public was told that, at the first home football game our new field would be named after Pete Guzy, a former athletic coach at Edison. 47 Choir And Guitar This year's choir started the year off by singing at Apache Plaza, Fort Snelling and the Winter holiday concert. Basically, the choir spent the other half of the year rehearsing for and putting on the musical Swingin' High and their annual spring concert. The guitar class meets every day during first hour with other students in an independent study. Members will be participating in the State competition April 19. The class will conclude with a guitar recital to be held on June 1. Pictured above are as follows (top to bottom): Ann McCormick (tres.), Jim Spencer, Bob Carlson, Martha Magnan, Pat Kelley, Helen Fahr, Bob Ordyniec, Tom Sheridan, Diane Combs, Patrice Joncas, Debbie Bergman, Joe Schommer, Bob Toenjes, Aaron Rogers, Janine Lourey, Anna Huehn, Jenine Loyas, Debbie Carlson, Robin Nordin, Mary Jo Seviola, Judy Spencer, Janice Porter, Lisa Nordquist, Greg Stull, Chris Belille, Julie Grow (pres), Dawn Zoerb (sec.), Leslie Jo Magnan, Carol Stacy, Lauri Johnson, Theresa Colvin, Tony Matthes, Patty Miskowiec, Michelle McDonald. Pictured at right: Miss Mary Barbara Ferguson, Scott Browning, Greg Greenwell, Bob Buffalo, Frank Diffley, Leslie Bates, Dave Larson, Dan Traczyk, Brian Jaworsky, Stacy Harth, Vincent Menard, Carrie Brasuhn, Dawn Jahnke, Leo Wincek, Mike Pugh, Leroy Wincek. 48 The 50's Are Swinging High The choir put on the musical Swingin' High this year. It was staged April 21 at 7:30 p.m. Its setting occurs in a high school during the 1950's era. Cast Mr. Carlyle .........................Joel Griffin Mr. McDuff ......................Joe Schommer Miss Pinderton ..................Theresa Colvin Miss Cook ...........................Julie Grow Miss Ramsey .........................Sue Graack Mr. Blum ...........................Tony Matthes Diana ..............................Diane Combs Bill ................................Pat Sheldon Connie ..............................Carol Stacy Andy ................................Greg Stull WhiffWhaff ........................Patrice Joncas Director ..................Mary Barbara Ferguson 49 so The 1978 Wizard Staff Disorganization can sometimes pay off, as we proved in putting out the 1978 Wizard. Things may look unorganized but we always got it all together. Hard work and a great staff put out a really great book. The Wizard holds memories for all, but it will always have special memories for the staff. We wrote the copy, took the pictures, missed the classes, drew the layouts, stayed late. This book is a part of us. We feel this year's book is one of Edison's finest and are truly proud of it. We helped make it happen. Top left-Terri Jarosak, Julie Broyzna, and Laurie Callies. Top Right-Advisor Mel Pibal. Middle left-Jill Davis and Gwen Riley. Middle right-Tonia Hattouni. Bottom-Paul Jablonsky, Jerry Korblick, and Leo Wincek. Mil We Make It Happen Top left-Theresa Colvin. Top left-Delores Siminski and Renee Mycko. Middle left-Colleen Huble, Theresa Colvin, Sabrina Rademacher, and Debbie Jurichko. Middle right-Tim Kraskey, Dawn Stephanson. Bottom-lt's Usl The 1978 Wizard Staff. SI Deadlines, Latenights, And More .. . Deadlines were bimonthly as the RECORD put out 5 issues this past year. Latenights took place twice each issue and lasted as late at 10:00; and more occured 5th hour each day. The staff is made up of 20 members of the advanced Journalism class. Advisor is Fran Johnson. S2 Top-Managing Editor Theresa Colvin and Editor-in-Chief Linda Benson in conference. Middle left-Advisor Fran Johnson. Middle right-Feature Co-Editors Dan Kukielka and LeeAnn Craig, with Kim Travis. Bottom left-Photographer Marty Person. Bottom right-Asst. Sports Co-Editor Tim Kraskey, Sports Co-Editors Gary Seelen and Sue Graack, Asst. Sports Co-Editor Pam Schwartz. Top left-Associato Sports Editor Nancy Borris, Managing Editor Theresa Colvin, Greg Icarella. Top right-Associate News Co-Editor Maryanna Harstad. Middle left-News Co-Editor Marlys Hegstrom, Kathy Volk, News Co-Editor Vicki Christensen, and Associate News Editor Renee Homan. Middle right-Advertising Manager Greg lacarella. Bottom-Editorial Co-Editor Theresa Colvin, Photographer Paul Jablonsky, and Editorial Co-Editor Linda Sawochka. S3 We've Got Spirit, We've Got Pep 54 C-Car Washes H-Homecoming E-Edison's New Gym E-Exciting Events R-Rained Out Games L-Laughing E-Edison is the Best A-Always Going D-Doing our Best E-Experiencing New Friends R-Remembering Summer Practices S-Smiling 55 Performance Counts Throughout the year. The Edison Flag Girls have performed in many activities. During the summer, they marched in Parades, Kicks' Games, Special Invitationals, and National Competion. The Flags have performed at many football and basketball games. Along with the band, they have won many trophies and awards. They also sponsored the Mistletoe Dance this year. With the Edison Flag Girls, performance counts. ip 5 rfc KA S6 57 Enthusiasm, Practice, And Competition Pom-Toms waiting for their slot in the Eastside Parade (top-left). On stage (right). Costumefitting party (center-left). Selling pizzas (right). Winners photo-St. Paul Winter Carnival. S8 After placing sixth in State Competition the previous season, the Pom Toms started summer practices with a great deal of enthusiasm. Eastside Coronation was the first preformance for the six new members. The football season soon followed. The opening of the new gym made the basketball halftime performances a new and exciting experience. On October 29, the Pom Toms placed 5th at the Fridley Grace Danceline Competition, and 3rd place at the St. Paul Winter Carnival Competition on January 29. At this deadline the Pom Toms were preparing for state competition. Performing in the new gym (top). Giving out Santa-Grams (center). Nancy Hyvare (student manager). Mel Pibal (advisor). S9 Sno-Daze King Steve And Queen Cheryl Top right-Sno Daze Queen Cheryl Invie and King Steve Bartlett. Top left-Newly crowned King with Cheryl Anderson. Bottom-Sno Daze Royalty: First row-Cathv Marchiafava, Cheryl Invie, Nancy Edin, Liz Martin, and Tonia Hattouni. Back row-Cary Maciej, Scott Burkland, Steve Bartlett, Rick Bickford, and Dan Perzel. W Sno-Dazed Top-Dan Roff telling fortunes. Middle left-Getting into the music. Middle right-John Schlundt being auctioned off in the slave block. Bottom left-Birds-eye view of the carnival. Bottom right-A break in the action. 61 There's No Biz Like Sno Biz . . . Top-Stageband. Middle left-Patty Mauer sings Looks Like We Made It. Middle right-Cheerleaders walking in their winter underwear. Bottom left-Pom Toms and I'm Your Boogie Man. Bottom right-T. E. Karkus M.D. and patient. 62 There's No Daze Like Sno Daze was the theme for this year's week. It began Monday, January 16, with a snowball eating contest, won by Sno Daze queen condidate Liz Martin. Other activities included a tug of war and a whipped cream pile. Friday was the Sno Daze assembly, dance, and carnival. The assembly included many acts ranging from jazz dancing, soloists, and getting down with our own Edison Jam. The assembly ended with the crowning of Sno Daze Queen Cheryl Invie and King Steve Bartlett. Queen candidates included Nancy Edin, Tonia Hattouni, Cathy Marchiafava, and Liz Martin. King Candidates were Rick Bickford, Scott Burkland, Gary Maciej, and Dan Perzel. The evening activities included a dance with the Starrider Band. The following groups sponsored booths for the carnival activities. Pizza booth-Key Club, Cake Walk-Cheerleaders, Fortune teller-Spanish Club, Jail-A.F.S., Slave Block-Junior Class, Refreshments-Student Council, Raffle-Spanish Club, and Crepe booth-French Club. Top left-Sophisticated Lady and Gents-Greg Icarella, Donna Smahel, and John Paquette. Middle left-Classical Cluck. Middle right-Janet Zukowski, the woman in the moon. Bottom left-Theresa Colvin sings Killing Me Softly. Bottom right-Edison Jam with Chuck Anderson, Shawn Dooley, and Pat Hart. 6 International Day International Day was organized by the AFS club Feb. 9. Students from all parts of the world spent this day speaking to classes. FOREIGN STUDENTS-Front row: Renfry Pearson (Australia), Helder Madiera (Brazil), Agnes Dermine (Belgium), Marlies Krainz (Austria); Second row: Richard Cockkiu (England), Barbara Thurner (Switzerland), Gillian Patterson (Ireland), Cesar Gustavo Crespi (Argentina), Ann Dhoore (Belgium), and Bobby Nazief (Indonesia). 64 Gillian Patterson I come from Dublin, Ireland and this year at Edison has just been fantastic. Words will never say how much I want to thank the Carl Johnson family for opening their home to me as a new daughter, the adult and school AFS club their help and generosity, but just as much- you the students and staff of Edison. You have made me feel welcome with your warmth and kindness. I have so many happy and wonderful memories to take home with me- the friendships, football games, helping make popcorn for Pep club, homecoming, the trip to Chicago, adventures with the band, snow the cold weather, but above all I'll be taking home a little bit of Northeast in my heart. Hopefully, I'll have left a bit of Ireland here, too, by what I have told you. My thanks to you all again- I know I will miss you all but I will never forget you. — Gillian Cupid's Choice — Queen LeAnne And King Gary The annual Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the Pom-Toms on Feb. 10, was a night to remember. Queen LeAnne Wegner and King Cary Maciej were crowned at the end of the evening. Other candidates included Nancy Edin, Tonia Hattouni, Cathy Marchiafava, Liz Martin and Mary Stawski for Queen and Rick Bickford, Scott Burkland, Nick Howard, Dan Roff and Pat Rossi for King. Twin City Disco provided music for the evening. Pictured above from top to bottom: Queen LeAnne Wegner and King Gary Maciej, Rick Bickford and Liz Martin. At right from top to bottom: Cathy Marchiafava and Pat Rossi, Scott Burkland and Tonia Hattouni, Mary Stawski and Nick Howard, Dan Roff and Nancy Edin. 66 67 Of Mice And Men Presented By The Minneapolis Youth Theater Of Edison High School Of Mice and Men , a powerful play by John Steinbeck portrays the desperate longing of men for a kind of home-roots that they can believe in, and the painful search for self. Director Jack Litowsky felt it was the best performance of a play that he has ever directed. From the two performances given on March 2 and 3, it was apparent that the audience felt the same way. The cast received a standing ovation at both performances. 68 George ...........Nick Johnson Lennie ......Mike McQuiston Candy ........Randy Peterson The Boss .......John Forsythe Curley ...........Tony Matthes Curley's Wife ___Julie Engdahl Slim ......................Ted Karkula Carlson .........Ron Mochinski Whit ................Doug Baird Crooks ..........Tom Anderson The dog is Nicky 69 It's You 70 71 Anderson, Charles Academic Achievers Students above the 95th percentile as of Trimester 1. Anderson, Cheryl My goal in life is to graduate from college, travel and be happy. I plan to attend the College of St. Catherine's or the U of M, and will be studying mathematics. My favorite pastimes are cheering and spending time outdoors. I plan to attend the Institute of Technology at the U of M, to major in physics or mathematics. I enjoy skiing, playing guitar, and reading. I will always remember performing before the student body at the 1978 Sno-Daze Assembly. Bickford, Rick I enjoy the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. My plans are tenatively set for Moorhead or Bemidji State College. I hope to never take life too seriously, to always be myself, and to be happy. Carlson, Steve I plan on attending either the Naval Academy or Coast Guard Academy, and hope to become an officer and retire at 38. I like to play basketball and try to slam dunk the rims to death. Engebretson, Denise I would like to travel, to see as much of the world as possible. I hope to attend either Augsburg College or the U of M. I like to go out dancing or go out with my friends. I hope to have a successful job which I would enjoy. Colvin, Theresa I would like to become so content with myself that I could begin making others happy and helping the less fortunate people. I have been accepted and plan to attend either St. Scholastica or St. Cloud Colleges. I love to sing. It can change my solemn moods to happy ones. I also enjoy relaxing with a good, romantic novel. Erickson, Steve My favorite pastimes include riding my bike, listening to music, and eating Italian food. I'd like to pattern my life after the Duke of New Brighton, because of his great sense of humor. In the fall, I plan to attend the Institute of Technology at the U of M. 72 Felling, Donald Gavino, Evangeline My goal in life is to enjoy whatever I do, and never be afraid to try something new. I will go to the U of M next year. I admire Rocky who had the opportunity of a lifetime and the courage not to pass it up. I enjoy listening to music and participatin in sports. Hammerstrom, Jane I would like to acquire the determination, success, and dedication of Albert Schweitzer. I am planning to attend Gustavus Adolphus College to major in nursing. I hope to do my best in all I do, helping others all I can, letting God's love shine through me. I will be attending the U of M, the College of Liberal Arts. My goal is to be of some service to humanity. I would like to pattern my life after Albert Schweitzer. He was a great scholar and humanitarian who used his talents not to further his own interest, but to further the interest of mankind. Hattouni, Tonia My goal is to always do what I think is right and to make life happy for myself and the people around me. I hope to attend the College of St. Catherine's and major in either communications or education. I enjoy spending time outdoors and would like to travel someday. Hegstrom, Marlys I hope to be successful in my chosen career, and as a result, obtain a feeling of self-satisfaction. I enjoy traveling, skating, and music. I plan to attend Augsburg College, to major in Business Administration. Lillie, Mary I like to spend time with my friends, attending sports events, cheering, and traveling. I am planning to attend the College of St. Catherine's in the fall, to major in Science and German. I hope to find something I am good at and be happy with whatever I do. Jablonsky, Paul I will be attending the U of M, Institute of Technology, majoring in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. My goal in life is to help those who need guidance to a more fulfilling life. I like being with friends, listening to music, fishing, and playing soccer and volleyball. Lynch, Thomas I plan to attend the U.S. Military academy, or the U of M on an ROTC Scholarship. I enjoy golfing and speaking-either in combination or separately. I would like to pattern my life after Admiral Isoroku Yammomoto, Commander of the Japanese Navy from 1936 to his death in 1943. Both in war and peace, he possessed what I feel are desirable qualities. 75 Moody, Patty I enjoy being with good friends, and having a good time. I hope to always be happy and to make others happy. I plan to attend Business school after I graduate. Nelson, Marianne I hope to become a well-rounded person, to understand the world, and to improve it in some small way. I plan to attend college in the fall, but am undecided as of where. My favorite pastime is watching and participating in sports activities. Naglak, Kathy I would like to pattern my life after a marathon runner. He trains with dedication, and pushes himself to a goal that seems beyond reach. I hope to attend the U of M, perhaps going into Physical Education. I spend most of my time participating in sports, but also enjoy going out with friends and sewing. Paquette, Rita I enjoy traveling and meeting new people and I hope someday to accumulate as much knowledge as I can in diversified areas, and be content with my life. Next year I plan to attend the Institute of Technology at the U of M. Pasma, Joseph Pm planning to attend the Institute of Technology at the U of M. My goal is to live comfortably and enjoy life. I enjoy many hobbies including water and snow skiing, biking, and hiking. Roff, Daniel I hope to do some traveling this summer in Europe. In the fall I will enter the field of education at either Augsburg or St. Thomas College. I enjoy participating in sports. My goal is to never take myself so seriously so that I can't enjoy life. Patterson, Gillian After graduation, I will go home to Ireland, and start nurses' training in Dublin. I hope to help people less fortunate than myself. I would like to come back and nurse in America. My goal is to be happy and successful in whatever I do. Sawochka, Linda I hope to improve myself in every way by letting God's love show through all I do. I enjoy music, especially singing and drumming. After graduation, I will go to the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, to study Fashion Design. 74 Svensk, Jill Vogel, Pat Participating in sports, drawing, music and eating a large pizza by myself are some of my favorite pastimes. I plan to attend the U of M this fall, and go into some kind of medical field. I hope that I can use the qualities I have to be of some benefit to others. Ware, Dave I will most likely attend the U of M, possibly the Honors Program. I will try to focus on some scientific field of study. I would most like to draw an outline for my life from Isaac Asimov. This is because of his multiple interests, knowledge in virtually every scientific field, and honest humor. I want to accomplish something worthwhile during my life and be satisfied with my lifestyle. I plan on attending the U of M-College of Liberal Arts. The person I admire is Henry David Thoreau. I would like to live according to his principles- independence above all. Warner, Thomas I would like to pattern my life after the late Senator Humphrey because he was a man of honesty, kindness, and sincerity. My goal is to benefit society in whatever way I can and to live each day to the fullest. In the fall I plan to attend the U of M, Institute of Technology. Top Honors The following is an alphabetical list of students who have earned a grade point average of 3.70 or higher. Anderson, Charles Anderson, Cheryl Benson, Linda Bickford, Richard Borchers, Dawn Carlson, Steve Colvin, Thersa Craig, LeeAnn Engebretson, Denise Erickson, Steven Felling, Donald Gavino, Evangeline Hammerstrom, Jane Hattouni, Tonia Hegstrom, Marlys Huble, Collette Jablonsky, Paul Johnson, Eric Johnson, Helen Lillie, Mary Lynch, Thomas Moody, Patty Naglak, Kathy Nelson, Marianne Nierengarten, Mildred Paquette, Rita Pasma, Joeseph Patterson, Gillion Payne, John Pearson, John Person, Martin Reed, Kenneth Roff, Daniel Sawochka, Linda Smith, Susanne Schwartz, Pam Svensk, Jill Vogel, Patricia Ware, David Warner, Thomas Weller, Mary y Weller, Mary My immediate plans are to go to college and further my education. In my lifetime, I hope to be helpful to people and successful in whatever I choose to do. My favorite pastime is being outdoors, especially camping. rT AO v S'1 J: S 5v 7S We Will Never Pass This Way Again The atmosphere was one of togetherness as the senior class celebrated at Jax Cafe, with a dinner and dance. The Banquet took place on March 10, 1978, with a Choice of Chicken and Ribs, Roast Sirloin, or Shrimp. Delores Martin led the prayer before dinner and following the meal, Anne Bordwell, Mr. Geankoplis, Mr. Grimstad, Dan Perzel, and Dan Roff, contributed to the program. The Class predictions and Hall of Fame awards were announced at this program. The Worlds Best Disco entertained the Crowd for the rest of the evening. Top left-Mr. Geankoplis with his daughter Joanne; Top middle-Mitzi Niergarten; Top right-Liz Martin; Center Dawn Sawyer and Bill Martin; Bottom left-Kelly Kuduk and Sharon Knapper; Bottom right-Gillian Patterson. 76 Top-Dancing to World's Best Disco; Middle left-FacuIty Guests-Mr. Geankoplis, Mrs. Boutsioukos, Mrs. Grimstad, Mr. Grimstad, Mrs. Elavsky; Middle right-Donna Smahel; Bottom-Stacy VanSlooten reflecting the fun of the evening. 77 78 A Wider Choice Of Classes The Henry, Edison, North (HEN) Program is in its second year. This program was designed to give students a wider choice of classes that are offered at the different North area schools and to promote a voluntary desegregation. Within the last year, a lot of materials such as filmstrips and literature have been presented to encourage students to become a part of this rapidly growing program. There was an increase of 50 students and almost 300 hours enrolled in the HEN program first trimester this year. At that time approxiamately 454 students were involved. I think HEN is a terrific opportunity to meet new people, learn new things and it gives you a chance to broaden your awareness of the North Area ' says Faith Kelley, HEN participant. 79 ■'■‘W SPORTS Girls Track Record; 7 wins, 4 losses Edison 86 Henry 64 Edison 86 North 63 Twin City Indoor 3rd Roosevelt Invite 2nd City Relays 3rd Edison Invite 1st Southwest Relays 3rd City Meet 4th Region Meet 9th Although hindered by the lack of a track, the girls' track team emerged as a contender in the Mpls. conferenece. When spring practices started on March 1st, 130 girls from Edison, Sheridan and Northeast worked out indoors until the weather improved. One region and nine school records were set during the 1977 season. Lori Kuchinski set the region high jump record with a height of 5'5 . Top left, Kathy Brethorst with a first place finish; Top right, Lori Kuchinski; Middle left, Joanne Wojciak keeping pace; Middle right, Pam Nelms ready for a throw; Bottom left, Pam Schwartz going for distance; Bottom right, LeeAnn Craig taking a hand-off. If 82 Boys Track Record: 6 wins, 4 losses Edison 48 Southwest 84 Edison 57 Columbia Heights 58 Edison 57 Tartan 52 Twin City Indoor 16th Panther Invite 5th City Relays 8th South Relays 3rd Roosevelt Invite 4th Edison Invite 1st City Meet 7th Region V AA 11th The Boys Track Team had its ups and downs and was led by captains Steve Fishbeck and Bob Skwiera. The team showed great potential and some fine athletes. This year was a building year, thus they should have a strong team next year in the field and the distance events. Top left, Dan Perzel trying to find the ground; Top right, Jim Jeziorski getting ready to throw; Middle left, Mark Cotroneo; Middle right, Tim Kraskey, Bob Berg and Ted Abraham in the Region V meet; Bottom left, Chris Loso in a relay; Bottom right, Bob Skwiera flying. Football Record: 8 wins, 1 loss Edison 22 Southwest 0 Edison 15 Roosevelt 13 Edison 35 Faribault 22 Edison 44 North 24 Edison 37 West 6 Edison 40 South 12 Edison 30 Central 7 Edison 39 Henry 13 Edison 6 Washburn 7 84 All-conference players Dan Roff, Nick Howard, Bob Hyska and Paul Pugsley led Edison to an 8-1 season. The loss was to Washburn, eventual state AA champions. It was an unusual season in that Edison had no home games because of the construction of the new gym. Additionally, only four of Edison's nine games were played on Friday because of postponements and other scheduling difficulties. Having had the successful season the '17 team had in the face of their adversities, they are to be commended. Top, Tri-capt. Bob Hyska, Hoad coach Niles Schulz and Tri-capt. Dan Roff; Middle left, the team is in the huddle ..Middle right, Dooley kicks one away; Bottom, E.H.S. for another touchdown. Top left, Tri-capt. Nick Howard; Top right, Jim Wentland scores!; Middle left, Craig Weckworth plows over for six; Middle right, A good tackle; Bottom, The Tommies going through. 85 Boys Cross Country Records: 5 wins, 3 losses Edison 23 Central 32 Edison 36 Washburn 19 Edison 24 North 33 Edison 46 Southwest 15 Edison 36 Henry 19 Edison 23 West 32 Edison 20 Roosevelt 35 Edison 21 South 34 4th in City Meet 8th in Region Meet The team was led by All-City runner Tim Kraskey, Bob Berg, co-capt., and Ted Abraham, co-capt. The boys also competed in the Princeton Invitational at Princeton. The team placed 10 out of 15 teams and Tim Kraskey placed 9th out of 175 • runners. The team also attended the Swain Invitational in Duluth. Top left, Tim Kraskey in Duluth; Top right. Bob Berg only 1 more mile; Middle left. They're off; Middle right, Ted Abraham hanging on; Bottom left, Glenn Chiodo; Bottom right, Joe Pasma, keeping pace. 86 Girls Cross Country Record: 6.wins, 3 losses Edison 29 Southwest 26 Edison 15 North 50 Edison 33 Washburn 22 Edison 15 Marshall-U 50 Edison 15 Central 47 Edison 30 Henry 25 Edison 16 West 47 Edison 15 South 50 Edison 20 Roosevelt 41 4th in City Meet 6th in Region Meet The team was led by Captain Rita Paquette who during the season set a school record of 12:22 while finishing 3rd in the City Championship. Some of the season's highlights included winning the Edison Metric Invitational; Rita and Kathy Brethorst being selected to the All-City Team, 8th grade Julie Craig winning the City J.V. Meet and 8th grader Lisa Cominetti finishing 3rd in the Region J.V. Meet. Top left, Kathy Brethorst; Top right, Collette Crepeau; Middle left, Rita Paquette warming up; Middle right, Lisa Cominetti leading the pack; Bottom left, Mary Hanzlik making a strong finish; Bottom right, Julie Craig. 87 Badminton Record: 9 wins, 9 losses Edison 0 Marshall-U 7 Edison 0 Roosevelt 7 Edison 0 Southwest 7 Edison 2 Central 5 Edison 0 Henry 7 Edison 2 Washburn 5 Edison 0 West 7 Edison 0 South 7 Edison 3 North 10 in Conference play 4 The 1976-77 Badminton Team underwent a rebuilding program. Since there were only two letterpersons returning the team struggled through eight conference matches without a win. With much experience gained, the 78 season looks much brighter. Top, Cindy Brozak with the return; Middle left, Veronica LeTourneau and Sue Smith playing doubles; Middle right. Sue Smith with a driving blow; Bottom, Captains Karen Buettner and Lynn Fellegy 88 Girls Volleyball Record: 1 win, 7 losses Edison 0 Roosevelt 2 Edison 0 Henry 2 Edison 0 West 2 Edison 1 North 2 Edison 0 Washburn 2 Edison 2 Central 1 Edison 0 South 2 Despite capable leadership from co-captains Nancy Anderson and Julie Nickel the team finished the season with one win and seven losses. One of the highlights of our season came with Pam Schwartz elected by the coaches to the Minneapolis All-City Volleyball team. In the last few games of the season we had good performaces by our sophmores and juniors which gives us hope for a better season next year. Top left. The serve; Top right. Oops I missed; Middle left, I've got it; Middle right. Here it comes; Bottom left, Julie Nickel; Bottom right, Where's the ball. 89 Girls Swimming Record: 5 wins, 3 losses Edison 51 South 28 Edison 36 South- west 47 Edison 40 West 43 Edison 49 Henry 34 Edison 68 Wash- burn 104 Edison 52 North 29 Edison 51 Central 28 Edison 91 Roose- velt 71 4th in City 5th in Rt n VAA The girls swim team had a sucessful season this year lead by co-captains Gail Blosberg and Anita Heiges. They compiled a 5-3 record in the Conference finishing 4th in dual meets and 3rd in the conference championship meet. Lisa Harstad qualified for the state swim meet in the 100yd butterfly and 100yd backstroke finishing 8th in the State. They were a young team and have high hopes for next year. Top, Just one more lap; Middle left. Here I go; Middle right, Where's the water?; Bottom, Michelle LaPointe. 90 Boys Swimming The team completed a very successful season by winning the dual meet championship and then dominating the Conference Meet. It was a good year for the swimmers in bringing home a lot of hardware — what the swimmers call medals and trophies. The reliable Tommie Tankers this year were Jim Fjerstad, Rick Bickford, Dan Kuch, Rick Glubke, and Bill Lundeen. Top left, Bill Lundeen with backstroke; Top right. Breaststroke by Todd Bosell; Middle left. Tri-captain Dan Kuch; Middle right. Tri-captain Jim Fjerstad on a back start; Bottom left, Jeff Rosemeyer doing butterfly; Bottom right. Tri-captain Rick Bickford in the 500 Freestyle Record: 9 wins, 0 losses Edison 53 Central 29 Edison 42 West 41 Edison 44 Washburn 39 Edison 11 North 0 Edison 46 Henry 37 Edison 40 Marshall-U 38 Edison 45 South 37 Edison 44 Southwest 39 Edison 44 Roosevelt 39 1st in City Meet 2nd in Region Meet 91 Girls Gymnastics Record: 1 win, 8 losses Edison 45 Central 66 Edison 49 West 83 Edison 41 Washburn 82 Edison 27 North 5 Edison 64 South 96 Edison 66 Southwest 102 Edison 60 Henry 72 Edison 58 Roosevelt 91 8th in City Meet This years team was young with nearly half of the girls coming from the Jr. High schools. The girls were very strong in the floor exercises led by tri-capts. Kathy Gardin, Lori Kuchinski and Sue Graack. The team was very close-knit and very cooperative and inspite of many injuries it was a rewarding season. Top left, Jill Davis with a dismount off the beam; Top right, Michelle Gemlo on the floor; Middle left, Tri-capt. Lori performing on the beam; Middle right, Tri-capt. Kathy; Bottom left, Lisa Cominetti, Bottom right, Mary Grill on the beam. mH 92 Roosevelt 71 Park Center 112 Roosevelt 78 White Bear 90 Roosevelt 66 Fridley 99 Roosevelt 7 i ne Doy's gymnastics team won the city title by beating Roosevelt. Rick Glubke and Dan Kuch led the team to the Region VAA meet where they placed 7th. Having a majority of seniors on the team this year, the team will be in a rebulding process next year. Top left, Joe Schommer on the parellel bars; Top right, Tony Neis; Middle right, Doug Darsow on the rings; Middle left, Gary Seelen on the horse; Bottom right, Rick Glubke hanging on; Bottom left, Tony Neis struggling. 93 Girls Tennis Record: 8 wins, 4 losses Edison 3 West 2 Edison 1 Breck 4 Edison 0 Washburn 5 Edison 5 North 0 Edison 3 Southwest 2 Edison 4 Brook. Cen. 1 Edison 2 Roosevelt 3 Edison 4 Central 1 Edison 3 Henry 2 Edison 3 South 2 Edison 5 South 0 Edison 0 Fridley 5 The Girls Tennis Team tied for second in the conference. Advancing to the sectional tournament were Janine Rivet and Nancy Schlee in singles competition, and Kathy Naglak and Kathy Brethorst in doubles competition. Leading the team were co-captains Janine Rivet and Kathy Naglak. Top left, I give up!; Top right, A return by Janine Rivet; Middle left, Kathy Brethorst reaches for one; Middle right, Kathy Naglak; Bottom left, Beth De Vito warming up; Bottom right. Barb Pasma 94 Boys Tennis Record: 3 wins, 5 losses Edison 2 Washburn 3 Edison 3 South 2 Edison 2 Southwest 3 Edison 0 Roosevelt 5 Edison 3 Central 2 Edison 2 Henry 3 Edison 0 West 5 Edison 4 North 1 The 1976-77 boys tennis team was a much improved squad with more experience and poise than ever. This year the team won six of their matches by only one point. In conference play, the team won three matches and lost five. All but three players will be back for their next season. Top, Jeff Buerke co-captain; Middle-left, Jeff Silver with a return; Middle right, Joel Arne with a smash; Bottom, Jim McNeal stretches for one. 9S Wrestling Record: 22 wins, 3 losses Edison 60 Southwest 4 Edison 59 South 5 Edison 39 Roosevelt 17 Edison 36 North 18 Edison 46 Washburn 9 Edison 58 Henry 0 Edison 63 West 0 Edison 47 Central 9 1st in City 1st in Region 7th in State The Edison Wrestling team enjoyed its best season in the school's history with an outstanding record of 22 wins 3 losses, including the Spring Lake Park and St. Anthony Invitationals. Captains Nick Howard and Joe Evangelist provided leadership that led to many individual records. Nick Howard, Joe Lubinski and Dan Roff won their mat titles in the Region V AA tournament and Joe Evangelist was a runner-up. Top, Nick Applying pressure; Middle left. Congratulations ..Middle right, Joe turning his man over; Bottom left. Rich winning his match; Bottom right, Bob ready for the whistle. % Another excellent record belonged to Jr. Pat Faber 27-2. Pat won every tournament he was in, capping his with the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP in the 185 lb. division. Seniors Nick Howard, Joe Evangelist, Randy Davis, Bob Hyska, Dan Roff and Rich Larson will be greatly missed next season. They are all outstanding people who had the uncommon ability to set their goals high and then dared to accomplish them. Top left, Dan Roff holding his man; Top right, Capt. Joe Evangelist; Middle left, STATE CHAMP Pat Faber being congratulated; Middle right, Pat wrestling in the Region Tournament; Bottom, Joe Lubinski about to pin his man. 97 Girls Basketball Record: 6 wins, 11 losses. Edison 48 Henry 39 Edison 27 South 43 Edison 35 Washburn 40 Edison 38 Central 30 Edison 30 North 52 Edison 35 Southwest 36 Edison 36 North 65 Edison 41 West 30 Edison 35 Roosevelt 53 Edison 47 Henry 38 Edison 36 South The team was led this year by five starting seniors, including co-captains Pam Blackowiak and Nancy Anderson. Though two of the girls finished the season with injuries, Pam Schwartz successfully earned a position on the All-City team. Top left, Jump ball?; Top right, Pam Blackowiak from the outside; Middle left. Going for two; Middle right, DEFENSEI; Bottom left, No where to go.; Bottom right. Will it make it? 98 Boys Basketball Edison 46 Edison 60 Edison 55 Edison 46 Edison 58 Edison 58 Edison 59 Edison 49 Edison 35 Edison 60 Edison 54 w'ns, 16 losses Henry South Washburn Central West South Central Southwest Roosevelt North West 58 74 98 81 63 71 90 51 66 97 81 This year the basketball team was led by co-captains Joe Katrinak and Steve Carlson. The season was disappointing, but some bright spots were losing by two against Southwest and leading South by seven at half time. Next year the team should show improvement with several returning juniors and sophomores. Top left, Rich Renikoff up for a shot; Top right. It's up to you; Middle left. Co-captain Steve Carlson; Middle right. The team is in the huddle???; Bottom left. Tip it to a Tommie guy; Bottom right, Co-captain Joe Katrinak. 99 Girls Skiing Record: 9 wins, 0 losses Edison 29 North 1 Edison 19 Henry 11 Edison 22 Southwest 8 Edison 16 West 14 Edison 21 Marshall-U 9 Edison 16 Washburn 14 Edison 21 Central 9 Edison 26 Roosevelt 4 Edison 30 South 0 City Meet 1st Region Meet 3rd The Slalom team won seven out of nine meets losing only to Washburn and Central, and only by one point each. The Cross Country team did very well this year losing only one conference meet to Henry. Leading the team were Anita Heiges, who qualified for the state cross country meet, and Kathy Naglak. Both girls worked hard and were strong skiers. Marianne Nelson improved her place by two places each race. Top left, Marianne Nelson driving hard for the finish; Top right, LeeAnn Craig demonstrates proper form; Middle left, Kathy Naglak skiing slalomn; Middle right, Anita Heiges pushing hard; Bottom left, Who put that pole there?; Bottom right. Sue Graack. 100 Boys Skiing Record: 6 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie x-c Slalom 1. Washburn 8-1 1. Washburn 9-0 2. Edison 7-2 2. Central 7-2 North 7-2 3. South 6-3 Roosevelt 7-2 West 6-3 5. Henry 5-4 Southwest 6-3 6. West 4-5 6. Edison 4-5 7. Central 3-6 Roosevelt 4-5 Southwest 3-6 8. Marshall 2-7 9. Marshall 2-7 9. Henry 1-8 m South 0-9 10. South 0-9 The ski team benefited from a record stretch of below freezing weather, allowing the team to complete our schedule without any cancellations. Tom Wogenson made it into the State slalom meet, and Mike Shupien again proved himself to be one of the State's best jumpers. Captain Joe Pasma was recognized as the City's best all-around skier, with fine performances in both crosscountry and slalom. Top left. Captain Joe Pasma; Top right. Go Bruce; Middle left, Open your eyes Tom; Middle right, Mike's flying; Bottom left. Chuck hitting his edges; Bottom right, Tim in full stride. 101 Hockey Record: 9 wins, 13 losses, 1 Edison 2 tie West 3 Edison 1 South 7 Edison 1 Roosevelt 6 Edison 3 Henry 4 Edison 0 Washburn 8 Edison 14 North 1 Edison 3 Central 2 Edison 1 Southwest 5 Edison 9 Central 1 Edison 7 Henry 8 Edison 5 Roosevelt 9 Edison 5 North 1 This years team had its up and downs. The team finished with a 9-13-1 record. Part of this mediocre season can be associated with the fact that this years team was young. Next years team should do fairly well because they gained valuable experience from this season. The captains this year were Bob Rush, Gary Daleki and Joe Seifert. Top, Where did the puck go???; Middle left, Lets get it together; Middle right. Bob Janousek taking a break; Bottom, Bob Rush with a slide. 102 103 Golf Girls Record: 6 wins, 3 losses 3rd in Conference play 5th in Region play Boys Record: 5 wins, 3 losses 4th in Copnference play 3rd in Conference Tournament 3rd (tie) in Region play Girls: The Girls Golf Team did well this season by placing 3rd in the City meet. All five girls played in the Region V-AA Tournament and did well. With all the girls improving during the season this should result in a fine team next year. Boys: The Boys Golf Team was led by captains Jim Engstrom and Craig Kalina who tied for 7th in the Region V meet. We had a fine season and are looking for a better one next year. Top left, Jim with the drive; Top right, Go in ; Middle left, Nancy with the putt; Middle right, Craig with a chip shot; Bottom left, Tom getting ready; Bottom right, Go Kathy! 104 Baseball Record: 11 wins, 3 losses Edison 6 Southwest 10 Edison 1 Roosevelt 3 Edison 14 South 9 Edison 3 Central 1 Edison 7 North 6 Edison 10 Washburn 3 Edison 11 West 3 Edison •2 Henry 1 Edison 6 Henry 4 Edison ' 9 Southwest 3 Edison 6 Roosevelt 8 The 1977 Baseball Team had an outstanding season. In the Region 5 playoffs the team won over North 4-1, Henry 5-4, and Washburn 7-5, before losing to Roosevelt 2-0. Pitcher Shawn Dooley and second baseman Al Hadler were selected to the All-City team. Leading hitters were Al Hadler (.392), jon Paquette (.375), Pat Petrowitz (.353) and Jim Wentland (.329). Shawn Dooley had pitching Earned Run Average of 1.25. Top left. The scoop; Top right, Coach Anderson; Middle left. Tommies after a fly; Middle right, it's a strike; Bottom left. I've got it; Bottom right, Jim Jaremko warming up. JOS 1978 Varsity Football Team: Row one-Tom Johnson, Dan Pcrzel, Jim Spencer, Paul Johnson, Randy Davis, Nick Howard-(tri-capt-), Tom Kaczrowski and Scott Burkland; Row two-Michael Bryan, Bob Reynolds, Mike McMurchie, Jeff Wiener, Scott Henry, Geno Villella, Craig Weckworth, Dave Anderson, Jerry Jacobs, Jim lacarolla, Don Felling, Brad Anderson, Dan Roff-(tri-capt.), Ron Mo-chinski, Jeff Moritka, Jim Wentland, Don Ceil, Tom Miskowic, Chris Erickson, Dave Hagfors, Pat Faber and Joe Evangelist; Row three-Niles Schulz-(coach), Randy Bircher, Jeff Decker, Joe Neeb, Brad Gemlo, Dave Kopka, Scott Bagley, Paul Pugsley, Pat Hart, Joe Clover, Paul Firle, Gary Randall, Darrell Bosell, Jeff Weyek, Rich Larson, John Chelstrom, Dan Schommer, Bill Wiberg-(asst. coach), Glen Brozak, Jim Carr-(asst. coach), Shawn Dooley and Jim Anderson-(asst. coach). Not shown-Bob Hyska-(tri-capt.) 1978 Boys Swim Team: Row one-Mark Bergstrom, Ted Abraham, Dave Farr, Brad Anderson, Bill Lundeen, Bruce Anderson and Larry Kinde; Row two-John Jurichko, Marty Pribula, Rick Glubke, Tom Marcouiller, Mark Miller, Shawn LaPointe, Leanne Wegner-(mgr.), Bob Reynolds and Brian Walker; Row three-Dean Kopka, Jim Fjerstad-(tri-capt.), Todd Bosell, Kelly LaPointe-(mgr.), Jeff Rosemeyer, Dave Bishop, Greg Baird, Paul Schieck, Dan Kuch-(tri-capt.), Rick Bickford-(tri-capt.), Collette Huble-(mgr.), Mike Salmonson, Colleen Huble-(mgr.), Steve Hirsch-fasst. coach), Pat O'Keefe-(coach) 1977 Baseball Team: Row one-Gary Ma-ciej, Phil Dahl, Steve Bartlett, Paul Pugsley, Shawn Dooley and Dale Niziol; Row two-Kerri Kopka-(stat.), John Jacky-mowski, Don Felling, Al Hadler, Nick Howard, Mike Miskowic and Angel Su-per-(stat.) Row three-Jim Andcrson-(coach), Dan Roff, Bill Dupay, Brett Shar-bono, Jim Wentland, Pat Petrowitz, Jim Jaremko and Tony Wakaruk-(as$t. coach) 106 1978 Varsity Boys Basketball Team: Row one-Ben Super, Joe Katrinak-(co-capt.), Dale Osby, Tom Jarosak and Randy Bircher; Row two-Pat Petrowitz, John Nefstad-(coach), Rich Renikoff, Steve Carlson-(co-capt.), Jim lacarella, Lindon Reber, John Schroeder, Jeff Moritko and Pctch Howitz 1978 Boys Cross-Country Team: Row one-Glenn Chiodo, Dave Andersen, Joe Pasma and Ed Andersen; Row two-Bruce Nelson, Mark Beeksma, Jim Bulleigh, Paul Thompson, Ted Abraham-(co-capt.) and Earl Larson-(coach); Row three-Tim Kraskey, Colleen Huble-(stat.), Theresa Colvin-(stat.) and Bob Berg-(co-capt.) 1978 Girls Cross-Country Team: Row onc-Julie Craig, LecAnn Craig, Collette Crcpeau, Kathy Brethorst, Laura Comin-etti, Rita Paquette-(capt.) and Maryanna Harstad; Row two-Mary Hanzlik, Sue Graack, Linda Graack, Art Maillet-(coach), Lisa Cominetti, Lorraine Graack and Sue Hanson 1978 Girls Tennis Team: Row one-Kathy Naglak-(co-capt.), Mary Piiola, De De Johnston and Barb Pasma; Row two-Sue Smith, Janine Rivei-(co-capt.), Kathy Brethorst, Lauri Marfiz and Annette Beaulieu; Row three-Diane Hammes, Lorraine Graack, Paula DeVito, Nancy Schlee, Kimm Reiners, Barb Anderson and Kathy Peterson-(coach) 107 1978 Girls Basketball Team: Row one-Denise Roff, Kimm Reiner, Kathy Brethorst, Julie Nickel, Donna Lipa, Stephanie Meade, Pam Schwartz, Lisa Salmonson and Julie Standal; Row two-Colleen Thompson, DeDe Johnston, Jane Vanyo, Pam Blackowiak, Dawn Borchers, Lynn Klesmit, Barb Borchers, Nancy Anderson, Twila Peterson and Laura Cominetti; Row three-Jim Kottom-(coach), Sue Demars, Mary Kay Dorien, Kerri Kopka, Cindy Karrick, Jeanine Goodsell, Sue Sroga, Corrine Brage, Nancy Schlee, Barb Anderson and Colleen Campion-(coach) 1977 Boys Track Team: Row one-Jim Mely, Mark Holscher, Jerry Jacobs, Steve Fishbeck-(co-capt.), Tim Kraskey, Brian Brethorst, Tom Johnson, Terry Montrey, Ted Abraham, Doug Christianson and Bob Berg; Row two-Steve Carlson, Craig Weckworth, Bob Skwiera, Randy Kudzia, Ken Clark, Ed Andersen, Brad Anderson, Tim Schaughnessy, Mark Cotroneo, Jim Bulleigh, Jordan Rosemeyer, Glenn Chiodo and Chris Loso; Row three-John Payne, Art Maillet (asst. coach), Dave Seawell, Rich Larson, Pete Boyce, Scott Bagley, Dave Anderson, Pat Faber, Louie Milanovich, Scott Henry, Jim Jeziorski, Ted Karkula, Jeff Decker, Frank Reminowski, Joe Roleck, Gary Randall, Earl Larson-(coach) and Phil Blegen 1978 Badminton Team: Row one-Stacy Joncas, Robin Duis, Crystal Hershey, Veronica Letourneau, Lisa Harstad, Karen Buettner, Jeanine Burbank and Vicki Lepore; Row two-Mary Weller, Sue Smith, Janine Rivet, Cindy Brozak, Karen Homan, Kathy Hellerstedt, Lynn Fellegy, Judy Persell, Evangeline Gavino and Mary Schumacher 1978 Volleyball Team: Row one-Julie Standal, Robin Martin, Julie Nickel, Peggy Blackowiak, Kim Gunerius, Patty Felegy, Karen Waki and Gloria Mattson; Row two-Pam Schwartz, Sandy Jacobson, Colleen Thompson, Nancy Anderson, Carol Carlson, Lisa Salmonson, Julie Engdahl and Carrie St. George; Row three-Mike Minnema-(coach), Lisa Eliason, Debbie Jurichko, Ann McCormick, Kerri Kopka, Sandra Olejar, Wendy Sharbono, Lynn Olson, Pam Nelms and Cathy Ruud-(asst .coach) 108 1977 Girls Track Team: Row one-Kim Levesseur, Sue Graack, Rita Paquette, Barb Herbert, Cathy Payne, Liz LaBerge, Lori Schludt, Jacki Levesseur, Shelly Reiners, Joanne Wojack, Sandy Jacobson and Linda Graack; Row two-jean Thimmesch, Darlene Tanzer, Pam Schwartz, Liz Campbell, Mary Hanzlik, LeeAnn Craig, Lori Lynch, Collette Creapeau, Kathy Brethorst, Janelle Tanzer and Tina Jaworski; Row three-Mel Pibal-(asst. coach), Kathy Peterson-(coach), Jerelyn Rutz, Brenda Lundberg, Lorraine Graack, Pam Nelms, Janet Ekstrom, Lori Kuchinski, Joyce Tovsen, Laura Commenetti, Julie Craig, Lynn Olson, Mike Minnema-(asst. coach) and Sally Schmidt-(asst. coach). 1978 Varsity Wrestling Team: Row one-Dan Arvidson, Mike Graham, Kevin Wohlk, Chris Karrick and Jim Evangelist; Row two-Bruce Wohlk, Joe Lubinski, joe Evangelist, Dan Roff, Randy Davis and Bob Hyska; Row three-Niles Schulz-(coach), joe Wu, Jim Bulleigh, Nick Howard, Pat Faber, Rich Larson and Steve Verichek-(asst. coach). 1978 Girls Gymnastics Team: Row one-Larraine Graack, Wendy Tanner, Michelle Gemlo, Jennifer Capouch, Sarah Staba and Donnette Stephanson; Row two-jean McGovern, Lisa Commentti, Rochelle Cull, Joellen Hines, Linda Graack and Angela Denny; Row three-Wendy Madden-(coachj, Kathy Gardin, Jill Davis, Carol Stacy, Tracy Peet, Mary Grill, Sue Graack and Lori Kuchinski. 1978 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team: Row one-Matt Schmidt, Randy Saylor, Rich Haley, Paul Marcus and Steve Bender; Row two-Tom Painter, Kevin Wohlk, Tony Neis, Scott Bagley, Bruce Wohlk and john Wall; Row three-Niles Schulz-(coach), Bob Ruthkiewicz, Jeff Wiener, Dave Seawoll, Joe Neeb, Bill Burkland, Mark Sams and Steve Verichek-(coach). 109 1978 Boys Gymnastics Team: Row one-Randy Peterson, Joe Schommer, Rick Glubke and Doug Darsow; Row two-Dan Kuch, Gary Seelen, Tony Neis and Dave Ware. Not Shown-Joe Wu. 1978 Junior Varsity Hockey Team: Row onc-Bill Chiodo, Don Hawkins, Todd Struder, Jeff Eskierka, Dave Wentland, John Brandt, Dan Paulson and Blaine Wakaruk; Row two Lou Milanovich, Yohan Abraham, Pat Rossi, Steve Johnson, Chris Erickson, Sam Sivanich, John Grausam, Dan Carr-(mgr.), Craig Weckwerth, Rich Schabcl, Tim Kaczrowski and Wayne Nelson-fcoach). 1978 Boys Ski Team: Row one-Tim Kraskey, Ron Fjerstad, Steve Restad, Joe Pasma-fcapt.), Bruce Nelson and Greg Carlson; Row two-Tom Lynch, Ed Andersen, Mike Shupien, Greg Restad, Ron Rotondo, Chuck Anderson and Dave Moore-fcoach). 1977 Boys Tennis Team: Row one-Andrew Mazur, Jeff Silver, Chris Renyolds and Jeff Weiner; Row two-Joel Arne, Petch Howitz, Scott Rozek and Harold Hansen-fcoach). no 1978 Vasity Hockey Team: Row one-Bob Janoucek, Dan Kaedden, Mark VanPatter, Bill Dupay, Bob Rush-(tri-capt.), Ray Johnson, Joe Seifert-(tri-capt.), Don Geil, Jim Zahorski and Ricky DoyaMmgr.); Row two-Wayne Nelson-(coach), Pat Worcester, Karl Pope, Tim Ricci, John Brandt, Dave Kopka, Darrell Bosell, Paul Johnson, Pat Rossi, Tom Kaczrowski, Tim Rush, Jim Wentland, Gary Daleki-(tri-capt.), Dan Carr-(mgr.) and Mike Doyal-(coach). 1978 Girls Skiing Team: Row one-Sylvia Hedler, Kris Kruse, Marianne Nelson, Anita Heiges-(co-capt.), Kathy Naglak-(co-capt.), Lori Bagely and Sue Graack; Row two-Mary Lou Schmidt-fcoach), Anne Herbert, Sandy Loren, Michelle Miller, Beth Lenart, Robin Duis, Kim Lenart and Beth Sarna. 1977 Girls Swim Team: Row one-Julie Jenson, Kris Kruse, Cindy Jensen, Chris Brethorst, Jane Harstad and Doreen Engebritson; Row two-Jackie Sparrow, Cheryl Hanstand, Libby Lindahl, Jane McPherson, Sue Reynolds, Maryanne Kmit and Kelly LaPointe; Row three-Shelly Griffen, Renee Homan, Denise Griffen, Dawn Stephanson, Mary lacarella, Simone Boutin, Gail Blosberg-(co-capt.), Carrie McQuiston, Karen Homan, Sue Hagen, Anita Heiges-(co-capt.), Lisa Harstad and Karyn Rademacher. Not shown-Sue Graack and Michelle La-Pointe. 1977 Girls Golf Team: Marianne Nelson, Jill Svensk, Leslie Burchett, Kathy Naglak and Nancy Anderson. 1977 Boys Golf Team: Row one-Paul Kalina, Craig Kalina and King Ramin; Row two-Jim Engstrom, Tim Femrite and Tom Lynch. ttt Wizard Staff Row one-Rcnee Mycko, Dolores Siminski, Karyn Rademacher, Faith Kelley, Leo Wincek, Terri Jarosak, Laurie Callies, Dawn Stephanson. Row two-Cwen Riley, Tim Kraskey, Jill Davis, Julie Brozyna, Colleen Huble, Jerry Korblick(editor), Paul Jablonsky. Row three-Sabrina Rademacher, Theresa Colvin, Kathy Burns, Tonia Hattouni, Debbie Jurichko, Mel Pibal(advisor). Stage Band Row one-Liz Martin, Ellen Robinson, Gillian Patterson, Mitzi Nierengarten, Paul Anderson, Nicole Doll. Row two-Lisa Eliason, Sandy Jacobson, Dan Kuch, John Lillie, Larry Ronn, John Pearson, Craig Larson. Row three-Lynn Klesmit, Dan Westphal, Helen Johnson, Gary Seelen, Marty Person, Grif Day. Row four-Larry McDonough(student teacher), Jamie Hood, John Payne, Jim Gustafson, Linda Sawotchka, Randy Peterson, Tom Lynch. Row five-Rick Glubke, Paul Peterson, Peggy Blackowiak, Kathy Brethorst, Rick Bickford, Bill Lundeen. Ski Club Members listed in alphabetical order-Neil Ahlquist, Bruce Anderson, John Antolak, Mark Beeksma, Jim Benjamin, Chuck Bosell, Leslie Burchett, Carole Carlson, Rich Carr, Doug Christenson, Neil Cronquist, Scott Cyrus, Joyce Decheine, Mark Frank, Mike Gause, Amy Hanna Dave Hansen, Janelle Hansen, Tonia Hattouni, Shelley Holm, Tom Howitz, Lori Hyska, Karl Johnson, Penny Johnson, Todd Johnson, Larry Kinde, Mark Kolodski, Terry Kolodski, Denise Krier, Chris Loso, Stephanie Meade, Pam Nelms, Brian O'Dell, Joe Pasma, Renee Renikoff, Jim Rivard, Denise Roff, John Rog, Larry Ronn, Randy Ruud, Nancy Schlee, Pam Schwartz, Wendy Tanner, Debbie Wookry, Jeff Zaworski. 114 Stage Crew Row one-Dan Ball, Dave Dircz, Paul Soderberg, John Pignatello, Bob Velst. Row two-Mr. Simmons(advisor). Spanish Club Row one-Jason Ball, Mary Langlais, Sheldon Quaderer, Tony Simon, Julie Grow, Lisa Szczeck. Row two-Lori Moselle, Donald Carder, Mary McHall, Jean Juneski, Gayle Skinner, Marianne Nelson, Julie Nickel, Maryjo Morris, Sonia Mlakar, Jon Paquette, Evangeline Gavino(president), Robin Martin, Karin Weller, Sue Schabel, Carrie Brascha, Annette Petrussen, Kim Swanson, Cheryl Wilson, Sophie Boutsioukos(advisor). Row three-Paul Kalina, Mark Harelstad, Debbie Gantz, Doreen Gcnosky, Gail Soltys, Sophia Stark, Charlene Ellis, Sue Sroga, Kathy Baltins, Carole Carlson, Jeannette Johnsonftreasurer), Becky Kenney, Cathy Naglak, LeeAnn Craig, Rita Paquette, Sandy Loren, Nancy Hyvare, Elmer Gavino. Row four-Bruce Peterson, Colleen Willman, Patty O'Toole, Terri Jarosak, Lori Kelley, Diane Ciesynski, Chris Zajac, Ronald Mochinski, Gloria Drews, Jill Svcnsk, Leslie Burchett, Laura Cominetti, Colleen Wilson, Karen Senko, Nancy Schlee, Julie McLevis, Denise Roff, Carmen Bagley, Shelly Wheeler. Row five-Dean Koppka, Jeff Silver, Dan Roff(secretary), Scott Henry, Dan Shelley, Pam Schwartz, Mary Weller, Bernie Ahles, Mike McPherson, Carolyn Calendar, Karen Slvotinek, Sandy Olojar, MaryAnn Stellenberg, Penny Leszan, Melisa Baily, Renee Mycko, Holly Marquardt, Beth Lcnart, Karen Gliniany. 115 Pom Toms Row one-Alice Corbett, Sandy Arnston-(captain), Connie Dowdie, Donna Smahel, Cathy Marchiafava, Cheryl Invie; Row two-jenny Pearson, Cindy Bolin, Lori McNeal, Mary Stawski, Laurie Hines, Sandy Swanson. Flag Girls Row one-Jackie Ward, Janet Zukowski, Shelly Alexander, Jody Petrangelo; Row two-Laura Wagner, Carolyn Rystead, Linda Bialka, Tori Gadbois-(co-captain); Row three Collette Huble-(co-captain), Denise Engebretson, Barb Bredsten, Kaye Macoskey. Varsity Flag Girls Row one-Gwcn Riley, Lori Buerke, Michelle Gemlo, Colleen Carlson, Marie Ogren, Chris Zajac; Row two-Jeanne LaPointe, Theresa Colvin, Sabrina Rademacher-(captain), Barb Gosslin, Tammy Moore, Colleen Huble. Not shown-Lisa Nordquist 116 Student Council Row one-Jeannette Johnson-(vice-president). Shelly Alexander, Becky Kenney, Tim Colvin; Row two-Theresa Colvin, Dave Anderson, Janet Zukowski-(president), Cindy Hoelschcr, Lisa Salmonson; Row three-Dan Perzel-(treasurer), Betty Ruud, Tammy Kramer, Beanie Johnson, Patty O'Toole, Mary Wagner; Row four-John Solberg, Neil Ahlquist, Jon Brandt, Pat Kelley, Faith Kelly; Row five-Dawn Stephanson-(secretary), Brad Gemlo, LeAnne Wagner, Diane Hammes, Mr. Mike Minnema-(advisor). Pep Club Row one-Sabrina Rademacher, Shelly Wheeler, Caitlin Johnston, Lynette Meyer, Cindy Miskowic; Row two-Jeannette Johnson, Gillean Patterson, Jeanne Goodsell, Carrie McQuiston (vice-president), Lee Jerde, Jim Hanson, Patti Schenk-(secretary); Row three-Sandy Meagher, Jeanne LaPointe, Jane Vanyo, Nancy Stasica, Kathy Battins, Nicole Doll. Not shown-Karen Gorskey, Roger Harmon-(advisor), Dan Kukielka-(president), Dawn Stephanson. Cheerleaders Lisa Seigrist, Sharon Knapper, Cheryl Anderson-(co-captain), Julie Campbell, Lisa Anderson, Annette Thompson, Sophie Boutsioukos-(advisor), Holly Marquardt, LeAnne Wagner, Patty Mauer-(co-capiain), Mary Lillie, Debbie Detmer, Janice Gondorchin, Patty Felegy. 117 'E' Club Marianne Nelson, Patty Felegy, Jeannette Johnson, Julie Nickel, Lynn Blesmit, Kathy Naglak. Not shown-Pam Schwartz, Nancy Anderson. Student Life Row one-Sandy Loren, David Andersen, Jane Hammerstrom, Pat Kelley, Helen Johnson; Row two-Bruce Peterson, Mrs. Peterson-(advisor), Jeannette Johnson, Neil Ahlquist. Honor Society Row one-Theresa Colvin, Helen Johnson, Rita Paquette, Dawn Borches, Sabrina Rademacher, Mary Lillie; Row two-Marianne Nelson, Evangeline Gavino, Kathy Naglak, Jane Hammerstrom, Linda Benson, Marlys Hegstrom-(secretary), Mitzi Nierengorten, LeAnne Craig, Pat Vogel; Row three-Mr. Liemohn-(advisor), Dave Ware-(president), Joe Pasma, Steve Erickson, Randy Ruud, Steve Carlson, Tom Lynch-(vice-president), Eric Johnson, Paul Jablonsky, Dan Roff. 118 Speech Row one-Stacie Joncas; Row two-Mrs. Hagen-(advisor), Sabrina Rademacher, Sue Warner, lisa Salmonson, Eric Johnson, Helen Johnson; Row three-Julie Ferber, Karyn Rademacher, Carrie McQuislon, Patrice Joncas, Tom Lynch, Richard Clem, Vincent Menard, Tom Warner, Gary Seelen, Mike Salmonson. Debate Row one-Diane Hammes, Mike Salmonson; Row two-Ms. Bronaugh-(advisor), Lisa Salmonson, Sue Smith, Pat Vogel, Faith Kelly; Row three-Mr. Barnes-(advisor), Gary Seelen, Vincent Menard, Tom Warner, Tom Lynch. A.V. Row one-Sheldon Quaderer, Neil Cronquist, Bob Piper, F.J. Sulzbach-advisor, Don Lumsden; Row two-Wally Arnaman, Tom Fellegy, John Memorich. 119 Record Row one-Mrs. Fran Johnson-(Advisor), LeeAnn Craig, Theresa Colvin, Paul Jablonsky, Kim Travis, Sue Graack, Sue Harris; Row two-Becky Johnson, Greg lacarella, Marlys Hegstrom, Linda Benson-(editor), Kathy Volk, Marianna Harstead, Gary Seelen, Dan Kukielka, Nancy Borris, Vicki Christianson; Row three-Linda Sawochka, Renee Homan, Pam Schwartz, Colleen Sams, Tim Kraskey. Quill Scroll Row one-Mrs. Fran Johnson-(Advisor), Gary Seelen, Sabrina Rademacher, LeeAnn Craig, Linda Benson, Sue Graack; Row two-Marlys Hegstrom, Paul Jablonsky, Sue Harris, Greg lacarella, Linda Sawochka, Vicki Christianson; Dan Kukielka. F.H.A. Row one-Julie Ferber, Carolyn Calander, Judy Kuch; Row two-Mrs. Dzubay-(advisor), Cindy Inks, Theresa Johnson, Jeanine Loyas, Sandy Fedor; Row three-Mary Jo Morris-(treasurer), Lynne Winkelmann-(recording seer.), Paulette Vetrano-(public relations), Debbie Ringdal-(vice-president), Sharon Guth-(president), Sue Hanson-(secretary). 120 Key Club Row one-Patsy Grandy; Row two-Mrs. Hagen-(advisor), Sabrina Rademacher, Gary Seelen, Jeanie Burbank, Helen Johnson-(prcsident), Ann Bilek; Row three-Carrie McQuiston, Sylvia Hedler, Tom Lynch, Karyn Rademacher, Mark Beeksma, Lesie Magnan, Joe Kokosh, Vincent Menard-(treasurer), Sandy Fedor, Patrice Joncas, Pat Vogel-(secretary), Stacie Joncas-fvice-president). O.E.A. Row one-Natalie Kmit, Sue Bodner, Barb Nesheim, Jean Sherman, Nancy Langlais, Cheryl Minichilli; Row two-Shelly Burm, Anita Hecklind, Lori Ricci, Shelly Freund, Sherry Freund, Laurie Bingen, Dawn Bakker, Terri Affeldt; Row three- Janette Wojciak, Linda K. Anderson, Tari Unger, Veronica Le-tourneau, Tracy Noyes, Mary Kay Larson; Row four- Ms. Wollan-(Advisor), Stacy VanSlooten, Donna Pomerleau, Lori Anderson, Sandy Voit, Vickie Pomerleau; Row five-Julie Stein, Terri Schwaab, Kim Wiener, Colleen Diffley. Counselor's Aides Row one-LeeAnn Reber, Jim Wenlland, Terri Kaczmarczyk, Julie Bisset, Denise Krier, Cindy Bolin; Row two-Cindy Fisher, Joyce Tovson, Leroy Wincek, Mark Gemlo. 121 Office Aids Row one-Anne Bordwell, Tom Carlson, Shelly Klitzke, Lori Kelley, Judy Spencer; Row two-joe Eliason, Debby Klitzke, Shelly Holm, Tricia Maloney, Andrea Veland, Teresa Johnson, Pam Unger, Jeanne Schroeder. Attendance Aide Lisa Eliason, Scott Larson, Angel Super, Leo Wincek, Charlene Ellis, Mary Grill, Chris Zajac, David Anderson. German Club Row one-Gerhard Erickson, Gregor Matthes, Olga Corbett, Joesef Pasma, Anna Houselog, Melanie Thill, Trina Thimmesch, Luise Vogel, Willi Chiodo, Karl Johnson; Row two-Otto Ward, Paulus Matthes, Anna Gavino, Trudi Scenk, Christel Schleicher, Angelika Renikoff, Erika Hanna, Tanja Pasma, Kirslin Marfiz; Row three-Max Schrempp, Thomas LaSota, Phillip Felling, Max Paiement, Anton Neis, Gretchen Ringdahl, Olga Hanson, Erika Blackowiak, Marie Grill, Monika Travis, Liese Kramasz, Trudi Brage, Marta Karrick; Row four-Gerd Anschutz, Hochzwei Ruud, Horst Howitz, Wilhelm Gorecki, Bruno Anderson, Klaus Reber, Axel Pignatello, Hans Griffith, Hnas Kraskey, Seigfried Camplin, Martin Neeb, Trudi Lillie. 122 French Club Row one-Jill Davis, Donna Cardin, Mary Wagner, Lisa Salomonson, Collette Thompson, Sue Warner, Cindy Holscher, Sue Graack, Julie Katrinak, Monica Demytravich, Rita Zandlo; Row iwo-Mike Doyle-Advisor, Julie Cambell, Maryanne Harstad, Tonia Hattouni, Ellen Robinson, Sue Hanson, Pam Nelms, Robin Nordine, Sue shipp, Karen Gursky, Bruce Anderson, Pat Vogel, Sabrina Rademacher; Row three-Mike Gantz, Tony Ricci, Tom Warner, Renee Homan, Lisa Harstad, Sylvia Hedler, Tammy Frisco, Carrie McQuiston, Sue DeMars, Janice Nordquist, Sue Smith, Veronica Lerourneau, Linda Benson; Row four-Marlys Hegstrom, Jane Hammerslrom, Bob Parrott, Pierre Marcouiller, Tom Lynch, Chuck Anderson, Richard Clem, Larry Kinde, Dan Kukielka, Vincent Menard, Mike Salmonson, Liz Wagstrom, Beanie Johnson A.F.S. Row one-Charlene Ellis, Evangline Gavino, Sandy Loren, Jane Hammerstrom, Gillian Patterson, Helen Johnson; Row Two-Penny Johnson, Bruce Peterson, Lorraine Peterson-Advisor, Jeanette Johnson, Neil Ahlquist; Row three-Mary Weller, Carol Stacy, Debbie Ringdal, Sue Hanson, Ranelle Camplin, Pat Kelley, Ann McCormick, Dawn Stephanson; Not shown-Faith Kelly, Sabrina Rademacher. Swim Boosters Row one-Rich Glubke, Greg Baird; Row Two-Mark Miller, Bill Lundeen, Ted Abraham, Rick Bickford, Patty Mauer; Row three-Collcen Huble, Wendy Tanner, Denise Griffin, Jeanette Johnson. 123 Ted Abraham Theresa Affeldt Michelle Alexander Paul Alexander Oral Altcndorf Ed Andersen Cheryl Anderson Chuck Anderson Dave Anderson Linda Ann Anderson Linda Kay Anderson Lori Anderson Lynn Anderson Mike Anderson Nancy Anderson Robin Anderson Steve Anderson Joe Arne 124 Wally Arncmann Sandy Arntson April Arvidson Keith Austad Michelle Bailey Sue Bailey Gregory Baird Peggy Baird Dawn Bakker James Ballanger Greg Barkley Tony Baron Steve Bartlett Richard Beaupre Christine Belille Dennis Bennett Doug Bennett Linda Benson Bob Berg Linda Bialka 125 Richard Bickford John Bielawski Mary Biernat Colleen Bilek Debbie Bilges Laurie Bingen Julie Bissct Pam Blackowiak Phil Blegen Gail Blosberg Kathy Blosberg Sue Bodner Al Bohlman Cindy Bolin Dawn Borchers Anne Bordwell Nancy Borris Todd Bosell Peggy Brandt Ted Brevig 126 Scott Browning Cindy Brozak Julie Brozyna Mary Bryan Jim Bulleigh Pat Burge Scott Burkland Kathy Burns Cheryl Butterfield Laurie Callies Tony Camarillo Bob Carlson Brad Carlson Joy Carlson Nancy Carlson Steve Carlson Randy Carr Mark Casey Bill Chartraw Charles Chartraw 127 Vicki Christensen Diane Ciesynski Joseph Clover Theresa Ann Colvin Linda Combs Sue Corbett Teresa Cox LecAnn Craig Phil Dahl Gary Daleki Dara Dame Doug Darsow Randy Davis Donna Daun Debbie Detmer Frank DeVito Doug Dewitt Colleen Diffley Shawn Dooley Blane Dooner 128 Sherry Dougherty Janet Drews Mike Dubuque Brenda Duncan Bill Dupay Ted Dutcher Jay Dvorak Doug Ecker Nancy Edin Teresa Egetand Kevin Eidsvold Charlene Ellis Jill Engdahl Denise Engebretson Peggy Engrav Steve Erickson Sue Estum Joe Evangelist Helen Fahr Don Felling 129 Mike Ficken Paul Firle Cindy Fisher Tom Fix Jim Fjerstad Shelly Freund Sherry Freund Rich Fuss Robin Gacek Mike Gadbois Tori Gadbois Mike Gantz Kathy Gardin Burt Gavin Evangeline Gavino Don Ceil Brad Gemlo Tom Gideo Matt Gill Rick Glubke 130 Mark Goers Janice Gondorchin Susan Graack Patsy Grandy Connie Grant Julie Grow Brian Gruenberg Sharon Guth Dave Hagfors Myron Halley Jane Hammorstrom Vanessa Hanstad Steve Hara Sue Harris Maryanna Harstad Pat Hart Tonia Hattouni Michelle Haugen Anita Hecklund Renee Heggem m Marlys Hegstrom Anita llciges Karen Higgins Laurie Hines Mark Holscher Connie Holt Renee Homan Lori Honeck Jamey Hood Lori Houselog Nick Howard Deb Hoyez Mike Hruby Colleen Huble Collette Huble Dan Huehn Bob Hyska Nancy Hyvare Greg lacarella Jim lacarella 132 Cindy Inks Cheryl Invie Ron Iskierka Paul Jablonsky Jerry Jacobs Penny Jacobson Sandy Jagielski Terri Jarosak Tom Jaroscak Becky Johnson Bev Johnson Cindy Johnson Cori Johnson Dale Johnson David Johnson Eric Johnson Helen Johpson Jeanette Johnson Ray Johnson Teresa Johnson 133 Dean Johnston Sue Johnston Patrice Joncas Russell Jones Debbie Jurichko Terri Kaczmarczyk Dan Kaedden Ted Karkula Glen Kaslow Joe Katrinak Faith Kelley Becky Kenny Pam Kirberger Kathy Kjeseth Natalie Kmit Sharon Knapper Dave Kopka Jerry Korblick Ronald Kostik -Michelle Kozak 134 Doug Kramasz Tim Kraskey Ted Kriesel Chuck Krueger Kevin Kubesh Daniel Kuch Judy Kuch Laura Kuchinski Kelly Kuduk Dan Kukielka Chuck Kurak Natalie LaBcrge Nancy Langlais Jim Lasser Craig Larson Mary Kay Larson Rich Larson Veronica Letourneau Chris Lewis Patty Lewis 135 Lori Ligman Mary Lillie Chuck Lindstrom Sandy Loren Christopher Loso Curt Lown Jeanie Loyas Bill Lundeen Brenda Lunderby Tom Lynch Gary Maciej Daniel Mack Annie Macko Kaye Macoskey Martha Magnan Cathy Marchiafava Dave Marcouiller Liz Martin William J. Martin Dan Matlhes 136 Larry Matthes Patty Mauer Andrew Mazur Ann McCormick Peggy McGovern Vicky Melgren Gary Micek Joe Micek Louie Milanovich Jean Minarik Cheryl Minichilli Tom Miskowic Andy Mlinar Tom Mochinski Patty Moody Simon Morrison Glen Mosier Al Mundy Michael Nafstad Kathy Naglak 13? Brad Nelson Craig Nelson Marianne Nelson Barb Nesheim Ion Ness Dave Neuman Julie Nickel Mitzi Nierengarten Stephen Niznik Penny Noble Lisa Nordquist Julie Norling Charlene Novak Tracy Noyes Gary O'Connell Rick Olson Joni Ouellette Stephanie Owens Joe Paiement Lila Palm 138 Jon Paquette Rita Paquette Nancy Parrow Joe Pasma Gillian Patterson David Paulson Marly Paulson John Payne Jennifer Pearson John Pearson Gail Peasley Marty Person Dan Perzel Randy Peterson Patricia Pettit Ron Pfaff Mark Peitruszewski Mark Polak Donna Pomerleau Vicki Pomerleau 139 Frank Protasiewicz William Pudney Paul Pugsley Sabrina Rademacher LeeAnn Reber Ken Reed Wanda Reiman Joel Remer John Resch Greg Restad Lori Ricci Gary Richmond Ginny Ridley Jim Rivard Rosemary Rodgers Mike Roethke Dan Roff Hugh Rohrbacher Joe Rolek Jeff Rosemeyer 140 Pat Rossi Doug Roswold Ron Rotondo Butch Rudek Bob Rush Randy Ruud Charlene Ryan Michael Salmonson Kathy Salo Colleen Sams Kent Sandahl Linda Sawochka Dawn Sawyer Paula Schaper Lori Schleicher Glenda Schneider Dan Schommer Peggy Schram Jim Schrempp Pamela Schuman 141 Terri Schwaab Pam Schwartz Dianne Schwochert Gary Seelen Joe Seifert Pat Seiple Don Selinski Steve Seviola Sue Seviola Brett Sharbono Jean Sherman Suzanne Shipp Mike Shupien Jeff Silver Mark Skelly Jean Skiba Donna Smahel LeNea Smith Louis Smith Susan Smith 142 Gail Soltys Pete Stasica Mary Stawski Julie Stein Annette Steiner James Stenstrom Tom Stephan John St. George Boh Stocki Laura Stokowski Jill Svensk Sandy Swanson Joanne Switzer Lisa Szczeck Jim Tadeusiak David Tack Debbie Thayer Jean Thimmcsch Sandy Thompson Tom Traver 143 Kim Travis Pat Travis Denise Tokar Joyce Tovsen Mary Uchanski Chuck Ulhorn Tari Unger Mark VanPatter Stacy VanSlooten Russell Vaughn Sue Vik Pat Vogel Sandra Voit Kathy Volk Don Wajda Ron Wajda Jeffrey Walczak Marty Ward Dave Ware Tom Warner 144 Tim Webber Leanne Wegner Mary Weller Jeff Weyck Kim Wiener Diana Wiese Sheryl Willman Chuck Winkler Thomas Wogensen Bruce Wohlk Jeanette Wojciak Jim Woodruff Jeanette Yanta Jeff Zaworski Barb Zbanski 145 Janet Zukowski Richard Zurbey Senior Hall Of Fame Top Left-Beauty Braun-Julie Grow and Gary Maciej; Top middle-Best All Around-Gail Blosbcrg and Dan Kuch; Top right-Dandy Dancers-Donna Smahel and Greg lacarelia; Middle left-Fabulou$ Flirts-Toni Gadbois and Steve Bartlett; Center-Fastest Excuse-Jeanette Johnson, not shown Frank Protasiewicz; Middle right-Gorgeous Grin-Kay Macoskey, not shown Pat Rossi; Bottom left-interesting Eyes-Paul Pugsley and Tonia Hattouni; Bottom middle-Little Rascals-Ann Bordwcll and Tom Jaroscak; Bottom right-Magnificent Munchers-Jane Hammcrstrom and Rick Glubke; 14b Top left-Nicest Hair-Pat Hart and Cathy Marchiafava; Top middle-Outstanding Athlete-Dan Roff and Pam Schwartz; Top right-Personality Plus-Cheryl Invie and Rick Bickford; Middle left-Ravishing Rags-Lisa Szczeck and Jeff Silver; Center-Sure Success-Marlys Hegstrom and Tom Lynch; Middle right-Timid Tommies-Karen Higgins, not shown Joel Arne; Bottom left-Typical Tommie-Cheryl Anderson and Mike Roethke; Right-Wild Wit-Marty Person and Sue Harris; Talkative Tommie-not shown Terry Jarosak and Gary Daleki. 147 Ahlcs, B Ahlquisl, N Alexander, L Andersen, D Anderson, B Anderson, C Anderson, L Anderson, S Anway, S Bagley, S Bakker, T Ballenger, D Bates, L Beeksma, M Bender, B Bergman, D Bierch, P Bilek, A Bircher, R Bishop, D Bluebaugh, K Bosell, D Boutin, S Brasuhn, C Bratsch, T Bredsten, B Brobjorg, J Brown, B Brozak, G Bryan, M Buerke, L Buffington, L Burbank, J Calander, C Calderon, S Callender, M Camarillo, D Campbell, J Camplin, R Carlson, C Carr, D Ccgla, M Charbonneau, T Chelstrom, J Chester, T Clark, T Clem, R Collins, D Cominetti, L Corbett, A Cormier, D Cotroneo, D Cyrus, S Daniels, A Daniels, M Davis, J Davis, S Day, G Decheine, J Decker, J 148 Devito, B Dircz, D Dines, D Donicht, L Dooner, K Doughtery, K Douglas, K Dovenmuehler, T Dowdle, C Dowson, L Droll, R Duchene, C Duis, R Dupay, J Eliason, J Eliason, L Emerson, J Engelmeier, L Engen, D Erickson, C Faber, P Farr, D Fedor, S Fein, S Felegy, P Ferber, J Ferber, W Ferrara, ) Fife, D Fisher, V Ford, T Forsythe, J Fox, M Freeman, K Frisco, T Futcher, P Gadbois, J Gemlo, M Genosky, D Giovelli, F Gladhill, D Glubke, S Gorecki, B Gorshe, M Gosslin, B Graack, I Green, B Greenwell, G Griffin, K Griffith, J Griffith, V Gromek, M Gross, R Gunerius, M Gustafson, J Hadler, I Hamre, S Haney, D Hanson, J Hanson, $ Haponuk, D Harelstad, M Harstad, L Harth, S 149 Hebzynski, P Hedler, S Heer, T Henry, S Hershey, C Hetland, C Hillerns, M Hines, C Hodson, L Hofstede, J. Hollinder, J Holm, H Holm, S Holscher, C Homan, K Howilz, P Hutson, M lacarella, M lacarella, M Ingebretson, L Jablonsky, K Jacobson, S Jagiela, M Jahnke, D Jarmulowicz, L jarosz, J Jensen, I Jerde, I Johnson, M Johnson, N Johnson, P Johnson, P Johnson, S Johnson, T Johnston, K Joncas, S Kaczmarczyk, P Kaczrowski, T Kalina, P Kaniuk, N Karrick C Keck, L Keller, B Kelley, L Kelley, P Kimber, F Kinde, L Klesmit, L Klitzke, D Knutson, K Koch, K Koch, R Kokosh, J Kolodjski, K Kopecky, B Kopka, K Korogi, C Kotchen, S Kramer, T Krawczynski, D Krier, D Kuch, J Kuch, J Kuduk, K 150 Kusmierz, J Kyle, L Landeau, N Langer, S Langiewicz, A Langlais, M l.aPointe, M Lareom, S Larson, D Lasser, J Layeux, M Leba, J Ledin, K Leitschuh, B Lemieux, D Lenike, T Lepore, V Lindberg, C Lipa, C Lorentzen, D Luitjens, I Lumsden, D Lynch, L Maciej, S Magnan, I. Maloney, K Marquardt, H Marlin, G Maternowski, J Malt, D Maxwell, B Mazur, G McCabe, G McCollor, K McHalc, P McLellan, P McMurchie, M McNeal, I. McQuiston, C Memorich, I Menard, V Miller, J Minichilli, C Miskowic, J Mlakar, F Mochinski, R Moore, P Moran, G Morgan, J Morgan, T Morris, M Morse, K Mrocek, R Muncy, S Mycko, R Neeb, J Neis, T Nelson, B Nelson, P Nelson, V Nelvik, L Nesheim, S Newman, F Newslrom, L 1S1 Nordling, K O'Brien, M Ogren, M Olson, L Osborn, L Osby, D Osowski, C Ouellette, R Parrott, R Paulson, R Pearson, L Pearson, V Pelarski, D Pereira, F Peterson, R Peterson, R Peterson, T Petrangelo, J Petrowitz, P Pignatello, J Piper, B Plumb, N Ponsonby, C Porter, J Pouliot, T Preussner, G Price, J Pruchnicki, G Prusha, A Pyka, L Quaderer, S Quick, D Rademacher, K Ramos, S Randall, G Reber, L Renikoff, R Reynolds, B Reynolds, C Ricci, T Riley, G Ringdal, D Risk, J Rivet, ) Robinson, E Roseth, R Rossi, L Rotzien, B Rozek, S Rud, C Rutkiewicz, R Ruud, B Rymanowski, F Rysted, C Sandquist, G Sarich, S Savage, C Schabel, S Schenk, P Schlundt, G Schmidt, J Schmitz, M Schroeder, J Schroeder, T 152 f'-Sfe i Schultz, D Schumacher, M Schutta, L Seawell, D Sedesky, J Senko, K Serafin, M Shaughnessy, T Sheldon, P Shelley, D Sheridan, T Sherin, S Sicard, P Siedlecki, J Siegrist, L Siminski, D Simon, D Simon, T Skillings, A Skowronck, M Smetana, P Smith, T Soderberg, P Solberg, J Spence, M Spencer, J Spencer, J St. George, C St. Hilaire, J Stangel, T Staszewsky, P Stenstrom, J Stephanson, D Stocki, T Stowell, L Super, A Super, B Swider, M Talbot, L Thiel, T Thielen, J Thompson, A Thompson, D Thompson, P Thurman, B Thurman, R Trocke, K Trombley, G Turnbull, M Ueland, A Unger, P Velst, B Vetrano, P Villella, G Wagner, I Walker, K Walker, S Ward, J Warhol, H Warhol, M Watson, C Weckwerth, C Weinstock, S Weller, K 153 Wells, J Wentland, J Wesley, R Wiener, J Wincek, L Wincek, L Winkelmann, L Winkler, B Winters, K Wisniewski, F Wojtowicz, C Wolyniec, E Woods, A Worcester, P Wrona, J Zahorski, J Zajac, C Ziegler, S Zimba, M 154 Sophomore Abbott, B Abraham, D Abraham, Y Anderson, B Anderson, B Anderson, C Anderson, T Andrescik, D Anschutz, D Antolak, ) Arvidson, D Bagley, L Bailey, M Baird, D Ball, D Ball, ) Ballentine, L Baltins, K Baron, P Bender, S Benjamin, J Benjamin, L Bickford, D Bielawski, A Bielawski, S Biernat, A Birr, D Bisset, J Bjorge, D Black, A Blackowiak, P Borchers, B Bosell, C Brage, K Brandt, J Bratsch, R Brethorst, K Brevig, D Broback, D Broszko, L Browning, C Bruggenthies, M Buganski, M Bunce, M Burchett, L Burkland, B Burns, J Burns, S Butterfield, J Byzewski, D Carder, D Carlson, C Carlson, C Carlson, D Carlson, K Carlson, T Carmichael, D Carr, R Chiodo, B Chiodo, G 15S Chiodo, N Christensen, D Clough, S Colvin, T Combs, D Cox, S Crepeau, C Cronquist, N Curtis, D Curtis, L Cyrus, T Dale, R Darsow, K Decheine, J DeMars, S Demers, D Demers, R Demulh, J Dcmydowich, M Devito, D Dewitt, D Diffley, F Doll, N Dougherty, L Drews, G Dziedzic, K Eliason, A Engdahl, ; Engclmeier, K Erickson, K Erickson, K Eskierka, J Fellegy, T Felling, G Fisher, L Formico, T Forster, S Frank, M Fredberg, T Fry, R Fuerstenberg, B Gadbois, S Gaier, J Gantz, Cardin, D Cardin, P Gavino, E Geil, T Gemlo, M Genosky, D Geroux, T Gibson, J Gill, M Ginnaty, M Gliniany, K Goodrie, L Goodsell, J Goral, T Gorski, R Gorzycki, P Grausam, J Green,T Grill, M Griffin, D 156 Griffin, J Gunerius, K Gursky, K Gustafson, K Hadjiyanis, V Hadler, T Hagen, V Hall, | Hammes, D Hamre, A Hanna, A Hanson, B Hansen, D Hanstad, D Hanzlik, M Harelstad, W Harmasz, Y Harstad, J Hawkins, D Hedlund, L Hedrick, R Heideman, M Helvey, S Hinnenkamp, G Hoff, M Hofstede, J Holm, T Homa, M Howitz, P Howitz, T Huehn, A Hume, L Hyska, L Iverson, L jacob, L Janousek, B Jaremko, T Javes, P Jaworski, B Jenson, E Johns, L Johnson, D Johnson, J Johnson, J Johnson J Johnson, K Johnson, L Johnson, L Johnson, N Johnson, P Johnson, S Johnson, T Johnston, C Johnston, D Jones, E Jordan, M Joyce, R Julkowski, L Juneski, J Kaluza, G Kaminski, D Kaniuk, J Karrick, C Katrinak, J 157 Kim, P Kittelson, J Klimek, P Klitzke, S Knutson, J Kolodjski, M Kolodjski, T Kopka, D Korblick, S Kowalik, K Kramasz, M Kramasz, T Kraskey, J Krengel, T Krueger, W Kruse, K Kubesh, C Kuchinski, G LaBric, M LaPoint, D LaPointe, J LaPointe, L Larson, J Larson, S Lasota, T Lawson, S Leba, D Leckey, S Lee, S Lee, Y Lenart, B Leser, M Lesnau, P Letourneau, E Lillie, J Lipa, D Loyas, J Lozowy, M Lubinski, J Lundgren, M Lynch, M Maciej, F Macko, D Magnon, J Malec, J Maloney, T Manoleff, L Marcus, P Marifiz, L Marquardt, M Martin, R Martinson, C Masica, K Matt, W Matthcs, T May, T Mayfield, T McHale, M McLevis, J McPherson, M McQuiston, M Meade, S Meagher, S 158 C-- Merritt, T Meyer, I Miller, K Miller, M Miskowic, C Miskowiec, P Mlakar, S Montry, S Moore, T Morgan, F Moritko, J Morrison, P Moselle, L Mulvihill, T Murray, T Nafstad, ) Namie, B Nelms, P Nelson, S Nordin, R Nordine, D Nordquist, J Novak, D Nygaard, C O'Brien, B O'Brien, R Och, K Odell, B Olejar, S Olson, E Ordyniec, R Orvis, D Ose, M O'Toole, P Overman, M Painter, T Paisley, J Paquette, ) Pasma, B Patraw, D Patterson, D Paulson, D Petersen, B Petersen, L Peterson, P Petrusson, A Piilola, M Pollack, J Pope, K Pribula, J Pribula, M Price, H Prince, L Protasiewicz, R Ptak, P Rath, | Reiners, K Reinkoff, R Renner, F Ricci, T Ritchie, R Roberts, K Robillard, ) Robison, R Roff, D Rog. J Rohrbacher, K Ronn, L Rooney, K Rorem, B Rosemeyer, J Rosenthal, D Roy, B Rush, T Rymanowski, F Saba, ) Saba, W Salmonson, L Sams, M Scalzo, B Schabel, R Scheremet, P Schieck, P Schlee, N Schleicher, G Schlundt, j Schnell, B Schommer, J Schrempp, M Schroeder, ) Schroeder, J Sechrest, S Sederstrom, K Seviola, M Sharbono, W Sheaser, D Sherin, P Shoppe, L Siekmann, D Simon, G Simon, T Sivanich, S Skinner, G Skinner, R Skowronek, J Slavotinek, K Smith, C Smith, D Snelson, K Snyder, J Sroga, S Staba, ) Stachel, S Stacy, C Stacy, C Standal, J Stanek, R Stark, S Stasica, N Slegora, K Stellenberg, M Stevens, K Stone, A Stowell, S Studer, T Super, R Super, S Svoboda, S 160 Swanson, K Tadeusiak, M Tanner, W Thayer, P Thew, B Thompson, C Thompson, ) Thorson, D Toenjes, B Toenjes, K Tomczyk, S Toth, D Traczyk, D Trommel, J Tschida, J Turner, S Vagle, D Vanyo, J Varhol, J Wagstrom, L Wakaruk, B Waki, K Walker, B Wallace, B Ward, B Warner, S Waschick, D Webber, C Weckwerth, D Weckwerth, S Wegner, M Wentland, D West, R Westphal, D Wheeler, M Wiegmann, N Wilkinson, B Willman, C Winkelmann, I Winkler, M Wohlk, K Wojciak, J Woolery, D Wu, J Yanta, M Zandlo, M Zentzis, R Zoerb, R Zondlo, R 161 Grimstad, Melvin Johnson, Al Principal Vice Principal Radtke, Rachel Vice Principal Anderson, James Physical Education Asst. Football Coach Baseball Coach Anderson, Zetta Physical Education Girls E Club Golf Coach Babst, Donald Industrial Arts Barnes, John English Debate Coach Bates, Melvin Science Bauman, Melville Pocket Education Social Studies Becker, Paul Industrial Arts Asst. Soph Football Coach Beckstrand, Paul English Benson, Sharon Business Faculty 163 Staff Berg, Maybelle Berg, Robert Boustioukos, Bronagh, Judy Brown, Irwin Home Economics Physical Education Sophie Foreign Language Cheerleading Advisor Junior Class Advisor Spanish Club Advisor English Debate Coach Art Brunzell, Myrle English Byrne, Eleanor English Pocket Education Corcoran, Mary Business Doyle, Michael Foreign Language French Club Advisor Hockey Coach Duerre, Joan Special Education 16 Dzubay, Ethel Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Elavsky, Michael Mathematics Senior Class Advisor Engel, Fred Physical Education Ferguson, Mary Barbara Driver's Education Music Geankoplis, Thomas Social Studies Voted Teacher of the Year Greenberg, Alan Hagen, Rosemary Business English Social Studies Pocket Education Coordinator Speech Advisor National Forensic League Key Club Advisor Hansen, Harold Social Studies Tennis Coach Harding, Wesley Industrial Arts Harmon, Rodger HEN Coordinator Social Studies Badminton Coach Pep Club Advisor Swimming Coach t6S Huntzicker, Linda Johnson, Brian Pocket Education Industrial Arts Johnson, Fran Jones, Jerry English Art Quill and Scroll Advisor Record Advisor Kluwe, Delores Special Education Key Club Advisor Kottom, James Mathematics Basketball Coach Soph. Football Coach Kubacki, Michael Industrial Arts Larsen, Earl Social Studies Cross Country Coach Track Coach Liemohn, John Mathematics Golf Coach National Honor Society Litowsky, Jack English Drama Director 166 Lovestrand, Karen Luck, Larry Marcouiller, Bill Minnema, Moore, David Physical Education Mathematics Science Michael Social Studies Girl's E Club Pocket Education Ski Club Advisor Science Student Council Advisor Track Coach Volleyball Coach Ski Coach Myers, Theodore English Nelson, Wayne Business Asst. Hockey Coach O'Keefe, Patrick Work Program Swimming Coach O'Neill, Robert Work Program Parsons, Guil Drivers Education Social Studies Atheletic Director 167 Peterson, Lorraine Pherson, Ralph Social Studies Counselor A.F.S. Advisor Student life Advisor Pibal, Mel Pomroy, Carol Social Studies Counselor Pom Tom Advisor Pratt, Randy Social Studies Pocket Education Stamp Club Advisor Richter, Eugene Roberts, Sally Special Education Mathematics Pocket Education Robin, Carol Counselor Ruehmann, Allen Samelson, Maxine English Counselor Social Studies 168 Saxton, James Work Program Schulz, Niles English Football Coach Wrestling Coach Schweppe, Paul Foreign Language Social Studies German Club Advisor Simmons, Arvid Social Studies Stage Advisor Stacke, Fred Band Flag Girl Advisor Asst. Track Coach Sulzbach, Fred Industrial Arts A.V. Advisor Thompson, Shirley English Junior Class Advisor Wollan, Jean Work Program M.O.E.A. Advisor Zellers, Everett Mathematics Ziegler, Donna Business 169 Back row-joe Fuss, Len Nelson, Jerry Hermsen, Chuck Webber (head engineer), DeWaync Hanson. Front row-Vern McNamara, Helen Berg, Bill Deluaux, Bob Ashmeade. Mrs. Obright, Mrs. Ballanger, Mrs. Fuss, Mrs. Proppeuk, Mrs. Ingebretson, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Semanko, Mrs. Semon, (manager). Back row-Delores Martin, Yvonne Johnson, Pat Burger, Virginia Selinsky, Gen Niznik; Front Row-Margaret O'Loughlin, Lois Grill, Ann Falkum, Erma 170 Pocket Aides Delores Allen, Marion Bierch, Mary Risk, Margaret Goss. HEN Aides and Coordinators Left-Rena Carter (aide), Roger Harmon (teacher on special assignment), Pat Berger (clerk). Right-Don Lapp (H.E.N. coordinator). Librarians Social Worker Left-Yvonne Johnson (clerk), Mildred Wiste, Barbara Mattill (librarians). Right-Mattie Baker (social worker). 171 Sophomores Abbot, Brenda 155 Abraham, Dave 155 Abraham, Yohan 155, 110 Anderson, Barb 155, 108 Anderson, Bruce 114, 123, 155 Anderson, Chris 155 Anderson, Paul 30, 31, 114, 155 Anderson, Tammy 155 Anderson, Terry 155 Andrescik, Daniel 155 Anschutz, Dan 155, 122 Antolak, John 114, 155 Arbogast, Colette Arvidson, Dan 109, 155 Babcock, Michael Babekuhl, Mary Bagley, Laurie 155, 111 Bailey, Melisa 115, 155 Baird, Douglas 155, 68, 69 Balck, Robert Ball, Dan 115, 155 Ball, Jason 115, 155 Ballentine, Leslie 155 Baltins, Kathy 117, 115, 155 Baron, Pam 155 Beaulieu, Annette Beers, Dan Bender, Steven 109, 155 Benjamin, James 114, 155 Benjamin, Lynn 30, 31, 155 Bickford, Don 155 Bielawski, Angela 30, 31, 155 Bielawski, Stephanie 30, 31, 155 Biernat, Anita 155 Bilges, Jessy Birr, Douglas 155 Bisset, Jerry 155 Bjorge, Diane 155 Black, Ardis 30, 31, 155 Blackowiak, Peggy 30, 31, 114, 108, 155 Bloodsaw, Rena Borchers, Barb 108, 155 Bosell, Charles 30, 31, 114, 155 Boyer, Nicole Brage, Korrine 108, 122, 155 Brandt, John 117, 155, 111, 110 Bratsch, Randall 30, 31, 155, 114 Brethorst, Kathy 87, 82, 30, 31, 108, 109, 155 Brevig, David 155 Brobeck, Dale 155 Broszko, Lisa 155 Brown, James Browning, Christ 155 Bruggenthies, Marcia 155 Buganski, Maureen 155 Bunce, Margaret 155 Burchett, Leslie 35, 114, 115, 155, 111 Burkland, Bill 109, 155 Burns, James 155 Burns, Scott 155 Butterfield, Jim 155 Byzewski, Darrell 155 Carder, Don 115, 155 Carlson, Carole 35, 108, 114, 115, 155 Carlson, Cynthia 30, 31, 155 Carlson, Debra 155, 48 Carlson, Keith 155 Carlson, Thomas 155 Carmichael, David 122, 155 Carr, Richard 114, 155 Chapman, Ava Chiodo, Glenn 86, 30, 31, 108, 155 Chiodo, Norm 122, 156 Chock, Patrick Christensen, Douglas 108, 114, 156 Clough, Shirley 156 Colvin, Timothy 45, 117, 156 Combs, Diane 156, 49, 48 Cooper, Linda Courteau, Daniel Cox, Steven 156 Cramer, Brenda Crepeau, Collette 87, 30, 31, 109, 156 Cronquist, Neil 119, 114, 156 Croon, Carl Cummings, James Curtis, Darlene 156 Curtis, Laurie 156 Cyrus, Teresa 30, 31, 156 Dale, Rick 156 Darsow, Kelly 156 Dauer, John Decheine, Joyce 114, 156 Demars, Susan 30, 31, 108, 123, 156 Demers, Douglas 156 Demers, Robert 156 Demuth, Joe 156 Demydowich, Monica 123, 156 Devito, Paula Dewitt, Dennis 156 Diffley, Francis 156, 48 Doll, Nicole 117, 30, 31, 114, 156 Dooner, Laura Dougherty, Lyle 156 Drews, Gloria 115, 156 Dziedzic, Kari 30, 31, 156 Edwards, Gordon Eliason, Archie 30, 31, 156 Ellingboe, John Elwood, Vicky Engdahl, Julie 30, 31, 108, 156, 68, 69 Engelby, Brian Engelmeier, Kelly 156 Erickson, Karen 30, 31, 156 Erickson, Keith 156 Eskierka, Jeffrey 156, 110 Evangelist, James 37, 109 Fellegy, Tom 119, 156 Felling, Gregory 156 Fiega, Christopher Fisher, Dan Fisher, Lorrie 156 Formico, Anthony 156 Forster, Sandra 156 Frank, Mark 156, 114 Fredberg, Timothy 30, 31, 156 Fry, Ronald 30, 31, 156 Fuerstenberg, Bruce 156 Gacek, Steven Gadbois, Sandra 156 Gaier, Joseph 156 Gantz, Debra 115, 156 Gardin, Donna 30, 31, 123, 156 Gardin, Paula 156 Gatzow, Rebecca Gause, Michael 114 Gavino, Elmer 115, 156 Geil, Tammarie 156 Gemlo, Michelle 116, 34, 30, 31, 109, 92, 156 Genosky, Doreen 115, 156 Gibson, John 156 Giernet, Jim Gill, Michael 156 Ginnaty, Michael 156 Gliniany, Karen 115, 156 Goodrie, Lynn 156 Goodsell, Jeanne 117, 30, 31, 108, 156 Goral, Thomas 156 Gorski, Ron 156 Gorzycki, Paul 156 Grausam, John 156, 110 Green, Thomas 156 Griffin, Denise 30, 31, 123, 156, 111 Griffin, Joe 157, 49 Grill, Mary 109, 122, 156, 92 Gunerius, Kimberly 108, 157 Gursky, Karen 30, 31, 123, 157 Gustafson, Keith 157 Hadiiyanis, Vicky 30, 31, 157 Hadler, Timothy 157 Hagen, Vincent 157 Hall, Jim 157 Hall, Tracy Hamm, Victoria Hammes, Diane 117, 119, 157 Hamre, Andrew 157 Handberg, Deborah Hanna, Amy T14, 122, 157 Hansen, David 114, 157 Hansen, Janelle 35 114 Hanson, Barb 157 Hanstad, Dale 30, 31, 157 Hanzlik, Mary.87, 109, 157 Harelstad, Wane 157 Harmasz, Yuriy 157 Harstad, John 157 Hartwig, Jim 30, 31 Hawkins, Don 157, 110 Hedlund, Laura 157 Hedrick, Roger, 157 Heideman, Mike 157 Helvey, Sandra 30, 31, 157 Hess, Stephanie Hinnenkamp, Gary 157 Hoff, Mike 157 Hofstede, Jeni 157 Holm, Terence 157 Homan, Mary 157 Howits, Peggy 122, 157 Howitz, Thomas 114, 157 Hoyez, Lori Hronski, Gail Huehn, Anna 157, 48 Hume, Linda 157 Hyska, Lori 114, 157 Iverson, Larry 157 Jablonski, Joseph Jacob, Lisa 157 Janousek, Robert 157, 102, 111, Jaremko, Thomas 157 Javes, Paul 157 Jaworski, Brian 157, 48 Jenkins, Jerry Jenson, Eric 157 Johns, Lisa 157 Johnson, Debora 157 Johnson, Deborah 157 Johnson, Jean 157 Johnson, Jeanne 117, 123, 157 Johnson, Jeri 157 Johnson, Karl 114, 122, 157 Johnson, Laurie 157, 48 Johnson, Lynn 157 Johnson, Nicholas 30, 31, 157, 62, 68, 69 Johnson, Penny 114, 157 Johnson, Shelly 157 Johnson, Steven 157, 103 Johnson, Todd 114, 157 Johnston, Caitlin 117, 157 Johnston, Dede 108, 157 Jones, Elayne 157 Jordan, Mae 157 Jorgensen, Larry Joyce, Rick 157 Julkowski, Lori 157 Juneski, Jannine 30, 31, 115, 157 Kuluza, Bradley 157 Kaminski, Dean 157 Kaniuk, Julie 157 Karrick, Cindy 157, 108, 122 Katrinak, Julie 123, 157 Kaufmann, Joseph Kim, Peter 158 Kittelson, Jim 158 Klimek, Peter 158 Knutson, Jeffrey 158 Koenig, Richard Kolodjski, Mark 114, 158 Kolodjski, Terry 114, 158 Kopka, Dean 106, 115, 158 Korblick, Shari, 158 Kowalik, Kathleen 30, 31, 158 Kozak, Paula 30, 31, 158 Kramasz, Mary 122, 158 Kramasz, Tim 158 Kraskey, Jerome 158 Krengel, Terri 30, 31, 158 Krueger, Billy 158 Kruse, Keley 158 Kubesh, Craig 158 Kuchinski, Gerald 158 Kuduk, Judith Labrie, Marty 158 Lalonde, Jay Lapoint, Dawn 158 LaPointe, Jeanne 116, 117, 158, 43, 34, 35, 30 LaPointe, Kelly 106, 158, 111 Larson, Janine 158 Larson, Scott 122, 158 Lasota, Tom 122, 158 Lawson, Steven 158 Leba, Diane 158 Lebahn, Jeff Leckey, Sherri 158 Lee, Scott 158 Lee, Yvonne 158 Lenart, Elizabeth 115, 158, 111 Leser, Marlene 158 Lesnau, Penny 158 Letourneau, Eugene 158 Levesseur, Jacqueline 109 Lillie, John 30, 31, 114, 158 Lipa, Donna 108, 158 Loyas, Joe Lozowy, Micheal Lubinski, Joseph 109, 158 Lubinski, Patricia Lundgren, Margaret 158 Lynch, Molly 30, 31, 158 Maciej, Faye 158 Macilravie, Stuart Macko, Daniel 158 Magnan, Julia 158 Malec, James 158 Maloney, Patrisha 122, 158 Manoleff, Larry 30, 31, 158 Marcus, Paul 109, 158 Marfiz, Jeremy 122, 158 Marfiz, Lauri 158 Marquardt, Michael 158 Martin, Robin 115, 108, 158 Martinson, Colleen 158 Masica, Kathy 158 Matt, Wayne 158 Matthes, Anthony 158, 68, 69, 49, 481 May Thesesa 158 Mayer, John Mayfield, Tom 158 McDonald, Michelle 48 McHale, Mary 158 McLevis, Judy-Lynn 115, 158 McPherson, Michael 115, 158 McQuiston, Michael 158, 114, 68, 69 Meade, Stephanie 37, 108, 158 Meagher, Sandy 158, 117, 30, 31 Mehok, Darcy Merritt, Terri 159 Merry, Stella Meyer, Lynette 117, 35, 159 Miller, Carolyn 159 Miller, Mark 106, 30, 31, 123, 159 Misencik, Joseph Miskowic, Cynthia 117, 159 Miskowiec, Patricia 159, 48 Mlakar, Sonia 115, 159 Montry, Steve 159 Moody, Patrick Moore, Teresa 116, 34, 30, 31, 159 Morgan, Fred 159 Moritko, Jeffrey 106, 107, 159 Morrison, Patricia 30, 31, 159 Moselle, Lori 115, 159 Mulvihill, Tim 159 Murphy, David Murphy, Sherri Murray, Tim 159 Nafstaa, James 159 Namie, Bradley 159 Nelms, Pamela 82, 109, 114, 123, 108, 159 Nelson, Shelly 159 Nitke, Christopher Niznik, Robert Nordin, Robin 123, 159, 48 Nordine, Daniel 159 Nordquist, Janice 123, 159 Novak, Doug 159 Novitsky, Cindy Nygaard, Curtis 159 O'Brien, Raymond 159 O'Brien, Bill 30, 31, 159 O'Dell, Brian 114, 159 O'Toole, Patricia 117, 115, 159 Obernolte, Deborah Och, Kim 30, 31, 159 Olejar, Sandra 108, 145, 159 Olsen, Eric 159 Opatrny, Marlin Ordyniec, Robert 159, 48 Orvis, Donald 159 Ose, Michelle 159 Overman, Mary 30, 31, 159 Painter, Thomas 109, 159 Paisley, John 159 Paquette, John 159 Paquin, Gregory Paradise, Thomas Pasma, Barb 122, 159 Patraw, Doreen 159 Patterson, Diane 30, 31, 159 Paulson, Dan 159, 110 Peach, Kay Pederson, Randy Perkins, Kipp Persell, Lisa Petersen, Bruce 118, 115, 123, 159 Petersen, Lynn 159 Peterson, Desiree 159 Peterson, Paul 30, 31, 114, 159 Petrusson, Anita 115, 159 Piilola, Mariel 30, 31, 159 Pirkl, Sonja Pollack, Joseph 159 Pope, Karl 159, 111 Powers, Mike Pribula, John 159 Pribula, Marty 106, 159 Price, Harold 159 Prince, Lily 159 Protasiewica, Ronald 159 Ptak, Patrick 159 Quinalty, Brenda Rasmusson, Jeffrey Rath, Julie 159 Reiners, Kimberly 30, 31, 108, 159 Renikoff, Ranee 114, 122, 159 Renner, Frank 159 Ricci, Anthony 123, 159, Ritchie, Roxanne 159 Roberts, Kathy 159 Robertson, Michelle Robillard, John 159 Robison, Roy 159 Roff, Denise 108, 35, 114, 115, 160 Rog, John 114, 160 Rohrbacher, Katherine 160 Ronn, Larry 30, 31, 114, 160 Rooney, Kevin 160 Rorem, Bradley 30, 31, 160 Rosemeyer, Jordan 108, 160 Rosenthal, Darla 160 Roy, Brian 160 Rush, Timothy 160, 111 Rymanowski, Fred 160 Saba, Joanne 28, 30, 31, 35, 160 Saba, Ward 160 Salmonson, Lisa 117, 119, 108, 123, 160 Sams, Mark 109, 160 Sarsland, Rita Scalzo, Benny 160 Schabel, Richard 160, 110 Scheremet, Peter 160 Schieck, Paul 160 Schlee, Nancy 108, 114, 115, 160 Schleicher, Gail 160 Schlundt, John 61, 160 Schmidt, Jeffery Schmidt, Martin Schnell, Bradley 160 Schommer, Joseph 93, 160, 110, 49, 48 Schram, Mike Schrempp, Mike 160, 122 Schroeder, Jeanne 160 Schroeder, Julie 160 Schroeder, Troy Sechrest, Shelly 160 Sederstrom, Karen 160 Seviola, Mary Jo 160, 48 Sharbone, Wendy 31, 108, 160 Sheaser, David 160 Sheaser, Sharon Sherin, Pat 160 Shoppe, Louise 31, 160 Siekmann, Doug 160 Simon, Tony 115, 160 Simon, George 160 Sivanich, Samuel 160, 110 Skinner, Gayle 115, 160 Skinner, Richard 160 Skowronek, Julie 160 Slavotinek, Karen 31, 115, 160 Smith, Cynthia 160 Smith, Daniel 160 Smith, DeeDee 160 Snelson, Kenneth 160 Snyder, James 160 Sobon, Chuck Sohlberg, Robert Sparrow, Jeanne Sroga, Susan 31, 108, 115, 160 Stacnel, Sandra 160 Stacy,Carol 109, 123, 160, 49, 48 Standal, Julie 108, 160 Stanek, Richard 160 Stark, Sophia 115, 160 Stasica, Nancy 117, 160 Stegora, Kay 160 Stelfenberg, Maryann 115, 160 Stern, Jim Stevens, Kelly 160 Stocki, Mike Stone, Anita 160 Stowell, Sue 160 Stroh, Sheila Studer, Todd 31, 160, 110 Super, Stacy 160 Super, Bob 160 Svoboda, Shelley 160 Swanson, Kim 161, 115 Synowczynski, Frannie Tadeusiak, Mark 161 Tanner, Wendy 31, 109, 161, 114, 123 Thayer, Patricia 31, 161 Thompson, Colleen 31, 108, 123, 161 Thompson, Gerald 161 Thorson, Debra 161 Toenjes, Cathy 161 Toenjes, Robert 161, 48 Tomczyk, Sheryl 161 Toth, Debbie 161 Tremmel, Jill 161 Tschida, Jane 161, 31 Turner, Garon Turner, Holly Turner, Scott 31, 161 Ulhorn, David Vagle, Donna 161 Vanyo, Jane 117, 108, 161 Varnol, John 161 Wagstrom, Elizabeth 123, 161 Wakaruk, Blaine 161, 110 Waki, Karen 31, 108, 161 Walker, Brian 106, 161 Wallace, Brett 161 Ward, Bradley 161 Ward, Brent 161 Warner, Susan 119, 31, 123, 161 Waschick, David 161 Webber, Chris 161 Weckwerth, Dawn 161 Weckwerth, Scott 161 Wegner, Mary 117, 31, 123, 161 Welch, Teresa Wentland, Davey 161, 110 West, Rhonda 161 Westphal, Dan 114, 31, 161 Wheeler, Michelle 117, 115, 161 White, Laurie Wiegmann, Nancy 161 Wilkinson, Beth 161 Willman, Colleen 161, 115 Wilson, Cheryl 115 Winebrenner, Ricky Winkelmann, Lisa 161 Winkler, Mona 161 Wireges, Kelly Wohlk, Kevin 109, 161 Wojciak, Jacqueline 161 Woolery, Debra 114, 161 Wreath, Traci Wu, Joe 109, 161, 96, 110 Yanta, Michael 161 Zandlo, Mark 161 Zentzis, Robert 161 Ziemba, Tim Zoerb, Dawn 161, 48 Zondlo, Rita 161 Juniors Ahles, Bernadette 115, 148, 30, 31 Ahlquist, Neil 114, 117, 118, 148, 123 Alexander, Lesa 148, 45, 30, 31, 54, 55 Andersen, David 118, 148 Anderson, Bradley 22, 148, 106, 108 Anderson, Cheri 148, 30, 31 Anderson, Lisa 117, 148, 30, 31 Anderson, Scott 148 Anway, Sue Aspinwall, Keith 148 Audette, James Auguston, Pamela Ausland, Kenneth Awaijane, Amelia Bagley, Scott 106, 108, 109, 148 Bakker, Troy 148 Ballenger, Darryl 148 Barnes, Theresa Bates, Les 148, 48 Beeksma, Mark 121, 148, 114 Belille, Paris 48 Bellanger, Virgina Bender, Bill 148 Benson, Leslie Bergman, Debra 148, 48 Bierch, Paul 148 Bilek, Annmarie 121, 148 Bircher, Randall 148, 106, 107 Birr, Kathryn Bishop, David 148, 106, 29 Bluebaugh, Kimberly 148 Bosell, Darrell 148, 106, 111 Boutin, Simone 148, 38, 30, 31, 111 Boyce, Maribeth Brandt, Peggy Brasuhn, Carrie 148, 115, 48 Bratsch, Terry 148 Bresten, Barbara 116, 148, 56, 57, 30, 31 Brobjorg, Jerome 148 Brown, Bob 148 Brozak, Glen 148, 106 Bryan, Michael 106, 148 Buerke, Lorraine 116, 148, 34, 30, 31 Buffalo, Bob 48 Buffington, Lorelei 148 Buganski, Debbie Bulau, Robin Burbank, Jeanine 121, 148, 30, 31, 108 Calender, Carolyn 120, 148, 115 Calderon, Sam 148 Callender, Mark 148 Camarillo, David 148, 30, 31 Campbell, Julie 117, 148, 30, 31, 123, 54, 55 Camplin, Ranelle 148, 30, 31, 123, 122 Carlson, Colleen 116, 148, 34, 30, 31 Carr, Dan 148, 111, 110 Cegla, Mary 148 Charbonneau, Thomas 148 Chelstrom, Jonathan 148, 106 Chester, Tony 148 Chollar, Andrew Clark, Ray 148 Clem, Richard 119, 148, 123 Collins, Danette 148 Cominetti, Laura 115, 148, 30, 31, 109, 108 Cooper, Roxy Corbett, Alice 116, 148, 30, 31, 22 Cormier, Denise 148 Cotroneo, Domenico 148, 30, 31 Crotty, Lenette Cyrus, Scott 148, 114 Daniels, April 148 Daniels, Melanie 148 Dauer, Mark Dauer, Scott Davis, Jill 148, 114, 109, 123, 42, 92, 50, 2 Davis, Sheri 148 Day, Griffith 148, 30, 114 Decheine, Janice 148 Decker, Jeffry 148, 106, 108 Devito, Beth 149 Dircz, David 149, 115 Dittes, David 149 Dockter, Calvin Donicht, Linnea 149 Dooner, Kevin 149 Dorgherty, Katherine 149 Douglas, Kathy 149 Dovenmuehler, Todd 149 Dowdle, Connie 116, 149, 30, 56, 57 Dowson, Linda 149 Droll, Ron 149 Duchene, Cheryl 149 Duis, Robin 149, 111 Dupay, Johnette 149 Eliason, Joe 149, 122 Eliason, Lisa 108, 149, 30, 114, 42, 122 Emerson, John 149 Engelmeier, Lisa 149 Engelmeier, Lori Engen, Dave 149 Erickson, Chris 149, 106, 110 Eytcheson, Scott Faber, Pat 149, 106, 109, 108 Farr, Dave 149, 106 Fedor, Sandy 120, 121, 149 Fein, Sally 149 Felegy, Patty 108, 117, 118, 149, 30, 54, 55 Ferber, Julie 119, 120, 149, 30 Ferber, Warren 149, 38, 30 Ferrara, Joey 149 Fietek, Kevin Fife, Dave 149 Fisher, Vicki 149 Ford, Teresa 149 Forsythe, John 149, 122, 68, 69 Foss, Donald Fox, Marlys 149 Freeman, Kelley 149 Frisco, Tammy 149, 123 Fuerstenberg, Gerald Futcher, Paul 149, 30 Gadbois, Joe 149 Gale, Barb Gemlo, Mark 121, 149 Genosky, Diana 149 Geronsin, Duwayne Giovelli, Fred 149 Gladhill, Denise 149 Glubke, Steven 149 Gorecki, Brian 149, 122 Gorecki, Paul Gorshe, Mary 149 Gosslin, Barbara 116, 149, 34, 30 Graack, Larraine 149, 109, 123 Graham, Martin Green, Brian 149 Greenwell, Greg 149, 48 Griffin, Kathleen 149 Griffith, James 149, 122 Griffith, Vincent 149, 122 Gromek, Margi 149 Gross, Robert 149 Gunerius, Mark 149 Gustafson, Jim 114, 149, 30 Hadler, Donald Hadler, Lori 149 Haley, Mary Hall, David Hamm, Timothy Hamre, Steven 149 Haney, Deborah 149 Hansen, Dean Hanson, Jim 117, 149 Hanson, Susan 120, 149, 123, 122 Haponuk, Duane 149 Harelstak, Mark 149, 42, 115 Harstad, Lisa 149, 123, 108, 111 Harth, Stacy 149, 48 Hartwig, Lisa Healy, Julie Hebzynski, Paul 150 Hedler, Sylvia 121, 150, 43, 123, 111 Heer, Tammy 150 Hellerstedt, Kathy 108 Henry, Scott 150, 106, 108, 115 Hershey, Crystal 150, 108 Hetland, Collette, 150 Hillerns, Mike 150 Hines, Clark 150 Hodson, Lorri 150, 30 Hoem, Jolene Hofstede, Jackie 150 Hollinder, Jo Ann 150 Holm, Hope 150 Holm, Shelly 150, 122, 114 Holscher, Cynthia 117, 150, 123 Homan, Karen 150, 111 Howitz, Petch 150, 107, 30, 122, 110 Hoyez, Lisa Hutchison, Carol Hutson, Michael 150 lacarella, Mary 150, 30, 31, 11 lacarella. Shelly 150 Ingebretson, Lori 150 Iverson, Dennis Jablonsky, Kathy 150 Jacobsen, Dave Jacobson, Sandra 37, 150, 108, 30, 114, 109, 42 Jagiela, Mark 150 Janke, Dawn 150, 48 Jarmulowicz, Lydia 150 Jarosz, James 150 Jensen, Lisa 150 Jerde, Lee 117, 150 Johnson, Mark 150 Johnson, Nancy 150 Johnson, Paul 150, 106, 111 Johnson, Penny 150 Johnson, Steve 150, 110 Johnson, Thomas 150, 106, 108 Johnson, Vance Johnson, Victoria Johnston, Kelly 150, 30, 31 Jonca, Stacie 119, 121, 150, 38, 30, 31, 108 Jones, Charlotte Jones, Robyn Junglen, Joel Kaczmarczyk, Patty 150 Kaczrowski, Tom 150, 106, 111 Kalina, Paul 150, 115, 111 Kaniuk, Nancy 150, 30, 31, 35 Karnes, Peter Karnopp, Carol Karrict, Chris 150, 109 Keck, Lori 150 Keller, Bill 150 Kelley, Lori 150, 122, 115 Kelley, Patrick 117, 118, 150, 48 Kimber, Frank 150 Kinde, Larry 114, 150, 106, 123 Klesmit, Lynn 114, 150, 30, 31, 108 Knutson, Kent 150 Koch, Kari 150 Koch, Bob 150 Kocourek, Eunice Kokosh, Joseph 121, 150, 38 Kolodjski, Karol 150 Kopecky, Bryan 150 Kopka, Kerri 150, 106, 108 Korogi, Gary 150 Kotcnen, Stuart 150 Kramer, Tammy 117, 150, 29, 154, 30, 42 Krawczynski, David 150 Krepis, Susan Krier, Denise 121, 150, 114 Kuch, Joan 150, 30, 31 Kuch, Joyce 150, 30, 31, 122 Kuduk, Kent 150 Kusmierz, John 151 Kyle, Laura 151 Laclaire, Renee Landeau, Neal 151 Langer, Stephanie 151 Langiewicz, Al 51 Langlais, Mary 115, 151 Lapoint, Don 151 Lapointe, Michelle 151, 90, 111 Larcom, Shelley 151 Larsen, Gregory Larson, David 151, 48 Larson, Laura Larson, Scott 30, 31 Lasser, John 151 Layeux, Mark 151 Leba, Jerry 151 Lecuyer, Lori Ledin, Keith 37, 151 Lehna, John Leitschuh, Robert 151 Lemieux, Dee 30, 35, 151 Lemke, Terry 30, 151 Lenser, Jillena Lepore, Victoria 151, 108 Lindberg, Cheryl 151 Lipa, Carlene 151 Lorentzen, D 151 Lourey, Janine 48 Luitjens, Jeff 151 Lumsden, Donald 119, 151 Lund, Panda Lynch, Lori 30, 31, 109, 151 Maciej, Susan 151 Magnan, Lesie 121, 151, 48 Maloney, Kathy 151 Marquardt, Holly 117, 30, 54, Martin, Gregory 151 Masica, Patricia Mascia, Scott Maternowski, Jackie 151 Matt, Dee-Dee 151 Mattson, Douglas Mattys, Nancy Maxwell, Robert 151 Maxwell, Steve Mazur, Gabriel 151 Mccabe, Gregory 151 Mccollor, Kevin 151 Mchale, Patrick 151 Mclellan, Pamela 151 Mcmurchie, Michael Mcneal, Lori 116, 30, 5 Mcquiston, Carrie 117, Mehok, Nick Mely, Jim 108 Memorich, John 119, Menard, Vincent Messner, Julie Miller, Jeffrey 151 Minichilli, Carmel Miskowic, Jodi Miszkiewicz, Ed Mitchell, Cheryl Mlakar, Frank 151 Mochinski, Ron Montry, Terence Moore, Paul 151 Moran, Gail 151 Moren, Robert Morgan, James 1 Morgan, Jeanne 1 Morgan, Teresa 15 Morgan, Thomas 1 Morris, Mary 120, Morse, Kimberly 1 Moses, Debra Mrocek, Roxanne 151 Muncy. Mundy Murphy Murphy, Murray, Mycko, ________ Neeb, Joe 106, 109, 151, 122 f Sarna, Marie Savage, Cynthia 152 Savag« _Hgather Scerfi Sch« 5 Sche Schiti Schimmel, Karl Schlundt, EiAene 152 0,ioAh Jd33S«? ( V LJLyV-K ' I A Schoen, There ■ - J Schioeder. lohr O0 J3 djyo (LO rr 1, 151, 123, 111 __ m 151, 48 Theresa J Schioeder, John.107, 122, 152 Itz, I umacn? Out d y, Joe 15T iTimothy . n, Pat 153, 49 M _ am a oco Jhcu QoL a Siegrist, Lisa 117, 153, 31, 154, 54 55A Simp ski, tjtolorei 153, 51, 2 ' ...... to Dan 115, 153 Tom 15® I Sue ,153 1 ’ Paul VJ53 cki, Joe Alexander, Michelle 116, 117, 124, 30, 31, 56, 37 Alexander, Paul 124 Altendorf, Oral 124 Anderson, Ed 124, 110 Anderson, Chuck, 17, 63, 108, 123, 124, 110, 101, Anderson, Cheryl 117, 124, 26, 28, 31, 55, 60, 72 Anderson, Dave 117, 124, 106, 45, 122, 108 Ant Ar Aij Anderson Anderson, Nancy 124, 108.104, 111 Andi Andi Arne' Arng Arntsoi Ar; Ai Baftey Bailey, Sue 125 Baird, Gregory (jt5, 106, 123 Bal%r BawkiJ 1, ;U5 J Bafko, Dave Ballenger, Jim 125 72 Scott 151 v ( 4 , Renee 114, 79, 151, 115, 50. 2 VI Joe 106, 109, 151, 122 ! Neis, Anthony 98,-10 1S4. 122 j|b Nelson, Bruce lOn, 151, llfl f J Nelson, Patricl 151 v—_____d' 152 A Ttettin, M Nelson, Vance 151 Nelvik, Lynn 151 Nesheim, Stev Newman, Frar k 3i Newstrom, Lii Noel, Gregory Nordling, Karyn 152 O'Brien, Mary4C3y 15 Ogren, Mariefl16, 34, Olson, Lynn 198. }U. Opatrny, Merlin Osborn, Lil 152 Osby, Dale 10! Osowski, Charlie Ouellette, Riel Parrott, Robert 152, 123 Paulson, Russell 152 Pearson, Laura Pearson, Vick 152 Pelarski, Debrt 152 _ ____ Pereira, Faust TSi V. . f ' f Peterson, Kathy 152 ij H Peterson, Rick 152 Peterson, Robert 152 Peterson, Twila 108 Petrangelo, Jody 116, Petrowitz, Patrick 106, Pignatello, John 152, 122, 115 Piper, Bob 119, 152 Plumb, Nancy 152 Pollack, Pamela Ponsonby, Charlie 152 Porter, Darla Porter, Eugene Porter, Janis 152, 48 Pouliot, Timothy 152 Preussner, Garret 152 Price, Jed 152 Pruchnicki, Gary 152 Prusha, Audrey 152 Puchtel, Jean Pugh, Michael 48 Pyfca, Lora 152 Quaderer, Sheldon 119, 115, 152, 154 Quick, David 152 Rademacher, Karyn 119, 152, 121, 38, 31, 114, 111, 2 Ramos, Stella 152 Randall, Gary 106, 152, 108 Ratzel, Donovan Raygor, Karon Reber, Lindon 107, 152, 122 Rehnelt, Dale Rehnelt, Duwayne Reiman, Tammy Renikoff, Rich 107, 152, 99 Reynolds, Bonnie 152 Reynolds, Chris 152, 110 Reynolds, Robert 106 Ricci, Tim 152, 111 Riley, Gwen 116, 114, 34, 152, 30, 42, 50, 2 Ringdal, Debbie 120, 152, 123, 122 Risk, Jim 152 Rivet, Janine 152, 108 Roberts, Michael Robinson, Ellen 30, 31, 114, 123, 152 Roj, Kathy Rossi, Lisa 152 Roseth, R 152 Rotzien, Barbara 152 Rozek, Scott 152, 110 Rud, Cindy 152 Rutkiewicz, Robert 30, 31, 109, 152 Ruud, Betty 117, 45, 42, 152 Rymanowski, Frank 152 Rysted, Carolyn 116, 30, 31, 56, 57, 152 Sandal, Kirk Sandquist, George 152q;Sarich, Steve 152 Skillings, Toni 153 Skow Smedl{}a, Smitl Sqderberg, Paul 115, Sqlberg, John 1 7, 153 ienc£, f fary 1 ._ _ _ 53, 106, Spencer, Judy 31, 35, 122, Sroka, George St|£eorge, Carrie 108, 15 ilaffe, ean 1, SjjHoqn, Barbara «mgeI Tony tS3 SOftzewsky, Paul 29, 153 Sfedstrom, Jeff 153 SfocJ Vj;Met-esa H Stowell, Lynne 153 GlfoOj- tl rodvi Belawski, Nanc Belille, Chris 1 Bennett, Uenn Bennett, Doug Benstso -folie Benson, Linda 118, 125, 5 Bqtg, Bob 86, 125, J33, 108 vard, Da’ Lindi 116 125, 6 5’ rd, RichaTd'126, lOi ski, John 126 Biernat Mary 126, 30 Bi|ek, C£ lleen 1 BOggsl Debbie 1 6 Bingen, Laurie 12T7'1 Bisset, lacko lahut egen 123, 53 I 81 M y Blosberg, Kathy 126 Julie 121, 126 1 _ jJ r 44, 153, 31 V Blosberg, Gail 126, 108 Blosberg, Kathy _ odfler Sue 121 (BoHfnanJAl B jfiny-efndy 126 Strom, Carolyn Angeline 106z B Jnii T) LKOjG rochers, Dawn 118, 126, 108 iordwell, Ann 126 30 42, 122 orris, plancy 120, elPqodd 126, ' randt, Peggy 126 Thompson, Daniel 153 mpson. Pa ‘ rman, ‘ rman, Mary Ken GeM 153 ybco rnoJ 15 ger, P fnela 10? tub, 153 arianne Vangorden, ‘ elst. Bob -Vetrai _ VegnessjT obert Vilfella, Gino 106, 153 Vogel, Brenda .agper, L«tya l16, 31, 56 rVKelw IS, WalkerT H rTrrdn T53 Ward, Jaci 116, 31, 56, 57, 153 Ward, Matthew Ward, Scott V_IIH y-znji a ci 53 106, 108, 110 Watson, Christophej Weckwerth, Craig Weimer, Cynthia Weinstock, Sherry Weller, Karen 115, 153 Wells, Jacob 154 Wentland, Jim 85, 121, 106, 154, 111 Wesley, Robert 154 Wideen, Curt Wiener, Jeff 106, 109, 154, 110 Wiersgalla, Thomas Wincek, Leo 114 122, 154, 50, 248 Wincek, Leroy 121, 154, 48 Winkelmann, Lynn 120, 154 Winkler, Brenda 154 Winters, Kevin 154 Winters, Thomas Wisniewski, Francis 154 Wojcik, Paulette Woitowicz, Cory 154 Wolyniec, Ed 154 Woods, Anna 31, 154 Worcester, Pat 154, 111 Wreath, Ronald Wrona, Joann 154 Wu, Paul Zahorski, Jim 29, 154, 111 Zaiac, Christine 116, 34, 154, 115, 31, 121 Zebro, Mike Ziegler, Sandy 154 Ziemba, Larry Zimba, Louise Zimba, Mary 154 Seniors 174 Abraham, Ted 86, 124, 83, 106, 108 Affeldt, Theresa 121, 124 Afron, Colleen Bulleigh, Jim 127, 109, 108 Pat T27 Bu k tartar% oTV T2 , 1 K tKy 1C7, 1 erfleld, Cheryl, 12! Callies, Laurie 127, 114, 50, 51, 2 Camarillo, Tony 127 Carlson, Brad 127 Carlson, Joy 127 Carlson, Nancy 127 Carlson, Rob 127, 48 Carlson? Scott teve Kl8,y12 Cavanaugh, Nancy Champea _CI 6mpeau lartraw hiodo, Christensen, Vicki 120, 128, 52, 53 Ciesynski, Diane 128, 115 Clover, Joe, 128, 106 Colvin, Theresa, 116, 117, 118, 120, 128, 82, 42, 63, 52, 114, 30, 72, 49, 53, 51, 2, 50, 48 Combs, Bren Comljj, Linj ''opbjztt, Sr ier, C rmelius' Coughlin, Joseph Cox, Theresa 128 ' 109, 115, 52, 53 a‘....... Dafiki, Gary 128, aiwerDara 128 Danko, Andrew Darsow, Doug 93, 110, 128 Daun, Donna 128 Davis, Randy 128, 109, 106 Demuth, Michael Dentz, Kevin Detmer, Debbie 117, 128, 31, 55, 8 Devito, Frank 128 Dewitt, Doug 128 Diffley, Collen 121, 128 Dimmerman, Tom Dooley, shawn 84, 128, 106, 63 Dooner, Blane 128 Dougherty, Sherry 129 Drews, Janet 129 Dubuque, Mike 129 Duncan, Brenda 129 Dupay, Bill 106, 111, 129 Dutcher, Ted 129 Dvorak, Jay 129 Ecker, Doug 129 Edin, Nancy 129, 60, 66 Egeland, Teresa 129 Eidsvold, Kevin 129 Ellis, Charlene 129, 78, 43, 122, 115, 123 Elwood, Curtis Elwood, Becky Engdahl, Jill 129, 30 Engebrretson, Denise 116, 129, 30, 56, 57, 72 Engrv, Peggy 129 Erickson, Steve 118, 129, 122, 72 Estum, Sue 129 Evangelist, Joe 129, 106, 107 Fahr, Helen 129, 48 Felling, Don 129, 106, 122, 73 Ficken, Paul 130 Firle, Paul 106, 130 Fisher, Cindy 121, 130 Fix, Tom 130 Fierstad, James 91, 30, 106 Flagg, Patricia Freund, Shelly 121, 130 Freund, Sherry 121, 130 Fuss, Rich 130 Cacek, Robin 130 Cadbois, Mike 130 Gadbois, Tori 116, 130, 31, 56, 57 Gantz, Mike 130, 123 Gardin, Kathy 130, 109, 92 Gavin, Burt 130 Gavino, Evangeline 118, 130, 115, 123, 108, 122, 73 Geil, Don 111, 130, 106, 103 Gemlo, Brad 117, 130, 115, 123, 108, 122, 73 Gertz, Susan Giancola, Michael Gibson, James Gideo, Tom 139 Gill, Matt 130 Glubke, Rick 30, 130, 114, 93, 106, 110 Goeppner, Jerry Goers, Mark 131 Gondorchin, Janice 117, 131, 30, 31 Gorecki, Darlene Graak, Susan 120, 131, 100, 108, 111, 49, 52, 53 Grandy, Patsy 121, 131 Grant, Connie 131 Grow, Julie 131, 115, 49, 48 Gruenberg, Brian 131 Guth, Sharon 120, 131 Hager, Joan 131 Hagfors, Dave 131, 106 Halley, Myron 131 Hammerstrom, Jane 118, 131, 123, 73 Hanstad, Vanessa 131 Hara, Steve 131 Harris, Sue 120, 131, 52 Harstad, Maryanna 131, 123, 52, 53 Hart, Pat 131, 106, 63 Hastings, Ricky Hattouni, Tonia 131, 114, 42, 123, 60, 72, 50, 51, 2 Haugen, Michelle 131 Hecklund, Anita 131 Heggem, Renee 131 Hegstrom, Marlys 118, 120, 132, 52, 123, 73, 52, 53 Heiges, Anita 132, 100, 111 Higgins, Ernest Higgins, Karen 132 Higgins, Virginia 132 Hines, Laurie 116, 132, 30 Holscher, Mark 108 Holt, Connie 132 Homan, Renee 120, 111 Honeck, Laurie 132 Hood, Jamey 114, 132, 30 Houselog, Lori 132, 122 Howard, Nick 85, 132, 106, 109, 96, 66 Hoyez, Deb 132 Hruby, Mike 132 Huble, Colleen 116, 28, 132, 114, 106, 34, 30 Huble, Collette 116, 132, 106, 30 Huehn, Dan 132 Hyska, Bob 84, 132, 109, 96 Hyvare, Nancy 132, 115 lacarella Greg 120, 132, 63, 52, 53 lacarella, Jim 132, 106, 107 Inks, Cindy 120, 133 Invie, Cheryl 116, 133, 28, 37, 60, 31, 58 Iskierka, Ron 133 Iverson, Terry Jablonsky, Paul 52, 114, 118, 120, 133, 73, 50, 51, 52, 57, 2 Jacobs, Jerry 133, 106, 108 Jacobson, Alan Jacobson, Penny 133 Jagielski, Sandy 133 Jarosak, Terri Jarosak, Tom 133, 107 Jensen, Randy Johnson, Becky 120, 133 Johnson, Bev 133 Johnson, Cori 133 Johnson, Cindy 133, 2, 50, 51 Johnson, Dale 133 Johnson, David 133 Johnson, Eric 118, 119, 133, 123 Johnson, Helen 118, 119, 121, 133, 38, 114, 30 Johnson, Jeanette 29, 117, 118, 115, 133, 44 Johnson, Julie Johnson, Ray 111, 133 Johnson, Ricky Johnson, Teresa 120, 133 Johnston, Dean 134 Johnston, Sue 134 Joncas, Patrice 119, 121, 134, 30, 49, 48 Jones, Julie Jones, Russell 134 Jurichko, Debbie 108, 134, 114, 50, 51, 2 Kaczmarczyk, Terri 121, 134 Kaedden, Dan 111, 134 Karkula, Ted 134, 28, 62, 108, 68, 69 Kaslow, Glen 134 Katrinak, Joe 134, 106, 99 Kaufmann, Kay Keck, Danial Kelley, Faith 117, 119, 139, 114 Kenney, Becky 117, 134, 42, 115 Kirberger, Pam 134 Kjeseth, Kathy 134 Kmit, Natalie 121, 134 Knapper, Sharon 117, 134, 30, 54 Kohanek, Mark Konkler, Bob Kopka, Dave 111, 134, 106 Korblick, Jerry 29, 134, 114, 2, 50, 51 Kostik, Ron 134 Kozak, Michelle 134 Kramasz, Doug 135 Kraskey, Tim 86, 120, 135, 83, 122, 101, 144, 108, 110 Kriesel, Ted 135 Kreuger, Chuck 135 Kubesh, Kevin 135 Kuch, Daniel 91, 135, 106, 27, 30, 91, 35, 114, 110 Kuch, Judy 120, 135 Kuchinski, Laura 135, 82, 109, 92 Kuduk, Kelly 135 Kukielka, Dan 120, 135, 44, 43, 123, 52, 53 Kurak, Chuck 135 Laberge, Natalie 135 Langiewicz, Mike Langlais, Nancy 135 Larson, Craig 135, 114 Larson, Mary 121, 135 Larson, Rich 135, 106, 109, 108, 96 Lasser, Jim 135 Letourneau, Veronica 121, 135, 83, 123, 108 Lewis, Chris 135 Lewis, Patty 135 Ligman, Lori 136 Lillie, Mary 117, 118, 136, 39, 122, 73 Lindstrom, Chuck 136 Loren, Sandy 111, 148, 136, 115, 123 Loso. Chris 114, 136, 83, 108 Lown, Curt 136 Loyas, Jenine 120, 136 Lundeen, Bill 91, 114, 136, 106, 30, 91, 123 Lunderby, Brenda 136 Lundgren, Debrah Lynch, Tom 111, 104, 73, 114, 118, 119, 121, 123, 136, 30, 110 Maciej, Gary 136, 100, 60, 66 Mack, Daniel 136 Macko, Ann 136 Macoskey, Kaye 116, 136, 30, 56 Magnan, Martha 136, 48 Marchiafava, Cathy 116, 136, 60, 30, 58, 59, 66 Marcouiller, Dave 136 Martin, Liz 136, 30, 114, 60, 66 Martin, William 136 Matthes, Dan 136, 122 Matthes, Larry 137, 122 Mauer, Patty 30, 31, 54, 55, 117, 137 Mazur, Andrew 137, 110 McCormick, Ann 30, 31, 108, 123, 137, 48 McDonald, John McGovern, Peggy 30, 31, 35, 137 McNaughton, Arthur Melgren, Vicki 137 Meyers, Virginia Micek, Gary 137 Micek, Joe 137 Milanovich, Louie 110, 108, 137 Minarik, Jean 137 Minichilli, Cheryl 137, 121 Miskowic, Tom 106, 137 Miszkiewicz, Ann Mlinar, Andy 137 Mochinski, Tom 137 Moody, Patty 76, 137 Morrison, Rodney Morrison, Simon 137 Mosier, Glen 137 Mulligan, Mary Mundy, Al 137 Nafstad, Michael 137 Naglak, Kathy 111, 104, 74, 100, 115, 118, 137 Nelson, Brad 138 Nelson, Craig 138 Nelson, Marianne 111, 74, 30, 31, 38, 100, 104, 115, 118 Nesheim, Barbara 121, 138 Ness, Jon 138 Neuman, David 138 Nickaboine, Pam Nickel, Julie 138, 88, 108, 115, 118 Nierengarten, Mitzi 30, 31, 114, 118, 138 Niznik, Stephen 138 Noble, Penny 138 Nordquist, Lisa 30, 31, 37, 34, 138, 48 Norling, Julie 138 Novak, Charlene 138 Noyes, Tracy 138 O'Brien, Allen O'Connell, Gary 138 Olson, Rick 138 Ouelette, Joni 138 Owens, Stephanie 138 Paiement, Joe 138, 122 Palermo, Pat Palm, Lila 138 Paquette, Jon 63, 115, 139 Paquette, Rita 74, 87, 109, 118, 115, 139 Parrow, Nancy 139 Pasma, Joseph 74, 110, 86, 118, 139, 28, 107, 101, 122, 50, 51 Patterson, Gillian 74, 117, 139, 114, 123, 65 Paulson, David 139 Paulson, Marty 139 Payne, John 30, 31, 108, 114, 139 Pearson, Jennifer 30, 31, 58, 59, 116, 139 Pearson, John 30, 31, 114, 139 Peasley, Gail 139 Person, Marty 30, 31, 114, 139, 52, 53 Perzel, Dan 42, 44, 60, 83, 139 Peterson, Michael Peterson, Randy 110, 30, 31, 139, 68, 69 Pettit, Patricia 139 Pfaff, Ronald 139 Pietruszewski, Mark 139 Polak, Mark 139 Pomerleau, Donna 121, 139 Pomerleau, Vickie 121, 139 Portlance, Steven Protasiewicz, Frank 140 Pudney, William 140 Pugsley, Paul 106, 140 Pundylt, Roman Rademacher, Sabrina 30, 31, 34, 38, 43, 116-121, 114, 123 140, 50, 51, 2 Reber, Lee 121, 140 Reed, Ken 30, 31, 140 Reiman, Wanda 140 Remer, Joel 140 Resch, John 140 Restad, Greg, 110, 140 Ricci, Lori 121, 140 Richmond, Gary 140 Richter, Brett Ridley, Ginny 140 Rissi, Peter Rivard, Jim 114, 140 Rodgers, Rosemary 140 Roetnke, Mike 42, 140 Roff, Dan 74, 115, 28, 84, 118, 140, 106, 109, 66 Rohrbacher, Hugh 140 Roiek, Joe 108, 140 Roo, Laurie Rosemeyer, Jeff 91, 106, 140 Rossi, Pat 111, 103, 110, 141, 66 Roswold, Doug 141 Rotondo, Ron 110, 141 Rudek, Butch 141 Rush, Bob 111, 102, 141 Ruud, Randy 114, 118, 122, 141 Ryan, Charlene 141 Saba, Michael Salmonson, Michael 38, 106, 119, 123, 141 Salo, Cathy 141 Sams, Colleen 120, 141 Sandahl, Kent 141 Sandquist, Betty Sawochka, Linda 74, 30, 31, 52, 114, 120, 141, 55 Sawyer, Dawn 141 Schander, )on Schaper, Paula 141 Schleicher, Lori 122, 141 Schneider, Glenda 141 Schommer, Dan 106, 141 Schram, Peggy 141 Schrempp, Jim 141 Schuman, Pamela 120, 141 Schwaab, Terri 121, 142 Schwartz, Pam 82, 108, 109, 114, 115, 142, 52, 53 Schwochert, Dianne 30, 31, 142 Sederberg, Nancy Seelen, Gary 110, 30, 31, 38, 39, 93, 114, 119, 120, 121, 142, 52, 53 Seifert, Joe 111, 103, 142 Seiple, Pat 142 Selinski, Don 142 Seviola, Steve 142 Seviola, Sue 142 Sharbono, Brett 106, 142 Sherman, Jean 121, 142 Shipp, Sue 142 Shupien, Mike, 110, 101, 142 Silver, Jeff 110, 95, 142, 115 Skelly, Mark 142 Skiba, Jean 142 Smahel, Donna 30, 31, 63, 116, 142 Smith, Lenea 142 Smith, Louis 142 Smith, Susan 88, 108, 119, 123, 142 Soltys, Gail 115, 143 St George, John 142 Stasica, Pete 143 Stawski, Mary 30, 31, 58, 59, 116, 143, 66 Stein, Julie 121, 143 Steiner, Annette 143 Stenstrom, James 143 Stephan, Tom 143 Stocki, Bob 143 Stokowski, Laura 143 Surma, Jerry Svensk, Jill 111, 75, 115, 143 Swanson, Sandra 30, 31, 116, 143 Switzer, Jo Ann 143 Switzer, Suzette Syverson, Howard Szczeck, Lisa 115, 143 Tack, David 143 Tadeusiak, Jim 143 Thayer, Debra 30, 31, 143 Thimmesch, Jean 109, 122, 143 Thompson, Sandy 143 Tokar, Denise 30, 31, 144 Tovsen, Joyce 30, 31, 121, 144 Traver, Tom 143 Travis, Kim 120, 122, 144, 52, 53 Travis, Pat 144 Uchanski, Mary 144 Ulhorn, Chuck 144 Unger, Terri 121, 144 Vagle, Tim VanPatter, Mark 111, 103, 144 VanSlooten, Stacy 121, 144 Vaughn, Russell 144 Velisek, Vicki Vik, Sue 144 Vogel, Pat 75, 118, 119, 121-123, 144 Voit, Sandra 121, 144 Volk, Kathy 52, 144, 53 Wajda, Don 144 Wajda, Ron 144 Walczak, Jeffrey 144 Ward, Martin 144 Ware, Dave 75, 110, 118, 144 Warhol, Julie Warner, Tom 75, 30, 31, 39, 119, 144 Webber, Tim 30, 31, 145 Wegner, Leane 30, 31, 54, 55, 106, 117, 145, 66 Weller, Mary 75, 108, 115, 123, 145 Weyek, Jeff 106, 145 Wiener, Kim 121, 145 Wiese, Diana 145 Willman, Sheryl 145 Winkler, Chuck 145 Wogensen, Thomas 101, 145 Wohlk, Bruce 109, 145 Wojciak, Jeanette 121, 145 Woodruff, Jim 145 Yanta, Jeanette 145 Zaworski, Jeff 114, 145 Zbanski, Barb 145 Zemlicka, David Zukowski, Janet 63, 44, 45, 116, 117 Zurbey, Richard 145 It's You Having to say goodbye, Is often hard to do. 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