Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

Edison High School Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 ... Orj The Move Wizard 1984 Volume 60 2 The 1983 Edison production of the Broadway Musical Guys And Dolls , by Frank Loesser, can be called nothing short of spectacular. The efforts of coordinators Rita Andrescik. vocal music teacher, and Tom Shaffer, instrumental music teacher are to be commended, not to mention the dedication of the entire cast during long hours of rehearsal. A great deal of credit should be given to the musical’s director. Kathryn O’Malley. This was her directing debut and her creative genius was indispensible. The cast was led by Mari Fahr. Ed Miller, Jenny Krai and Todd Jones. 3 4 Traditional Places, Exceptional Faces 5 Edison celebrated its first annual International Day in collaboration with Black History Week ‘83- It was a learning and exciting time and plans are in the making for the second annual program in February '84. Some of the different cultures that exist at Edison were featured by dances, skits and songs. The coordinator of the program was Rita Andrescik. We would like to express great thanks to everyone who helped and contributed time to the program. TC5E3EEE) ET Edison Tommies Northeast Loves You! 0 ’ mKHMtEVk' 4 Great Season Photos 1-6 Glimpses of International Day. 7. Community pride shows as Tommies completed a fantastic season 8. Boys will be boys. 9. I now pronounce you ... by Rev. Simondet. 10. Risrng to the top. 11. How did we get K.P duties? 12. Moments filled with laughter. 13 Carousel of Dreams. Queen Barb . . . and her Court: S. Campos. S. Johnston. B. Sporlein, A. Dziedzic, C. Anderson. 8 . . . and his Court: B. Lawson, T. Jonson, T. Serie, T. Hart. A. Awaijane. King Tom 10 EOISOK HOMECOM S3 Flawless, Exciting, Interesting, Fun ... ” Principal Jerry Simondet called the 1983 Homecoming Activities flawless, exciting, interesting and fun. He also remarked if 1983-84 continues in this spirit, and I am sure it will, it will surely go down as a BANNER. VINTAGE YEAR at Edison. Homecoming festivities included Hat and Tie Day on Monday. Decade Day on Tuesday, and Come As You Are Day on Wednesday, which saw everyone in their pajamas. After school it was time for some serious eating in the Spaghetti Eating Contest. Senior Jim Spano was declared winner. Thursday it was back to Ancient Greece and Toga Day and perhaps no one filled the role better than our own Mr. Simondet. During the afternoon, students displayed their finest in a variety of skits, songs, and dances. Finally, the big moment had arrived. The air was filled with excitement and when the crowns were placed we found that our 1983 Homecoming King and Queen were Tom Serie and Barb Sporlein. f? .. An Edison Tradition On The Move” As is the tradition at Edison, Friday was Blue-Gold Day and Tommies everywhere showed their spirit by donning their school colors. Paula Tetzman shone just a little more brightly and was rewarded with a cake from the Cheerleaders. Another highlight was the Pep Fest during which the Seniors showed an abundance of spirit and were presented with the Spirit Stick . The Parade followed the Pep Fest and was led by Grand Marshall Dr. Mel Bates. The game was played at Parade Stadium with Edison scoring 36 and South 7. Night found us dancing to the music of Sierra ending all too soon the week of flawless, exciting, interesting, fun.” Homecoming ’83 12 13 Traditional Welcome Come on feel the noise, girls rock your boys, and get wild, wild, wild ... and that’s just what everyone seemed to be doing. On Sept. 16. the Girl’s Old Gym was brought to life as the first school dance reached its peak. Twisting to the tunes of Total Entertainment, the Pom-Tom-sponsored dance combined rookie Freshmen with experienced seniors and all those in-between. The night provided a three hour oasis from the rigors of starting a new school year. 14 16 Faculty and Staff Principal: Jerome B. Simondet Asst. Principal: Stephen Marchuk 17 Asst. Principal: Mary Charles Media Center: Iris Lueck Home Economics: Jacqueline Heinrich. Shirley Buchanan Phyllis Stapp. Wayne W. Anderson Janell T. Olson. Joanna L. Barnett. Brenda Samuels Business: Joan G. Groth, Peter Sovell Phyllis C. Dalman, Jean Wollan, Aileen Halos Sharon S. Benson Special Education: Michael T. Morris Nancy J. Terry. Arthur D. Maillet, Glen W. Ekman 18 Parent Puzzle: Mary Kurcinka-Sheedy. Janice Thurne lanne Pearson. Dorothy Haynes. Marietta Rice. Beth Cutting Art: Maurice Silver. Andrew J. Ostazeski Counselors: Carol E. Pomroy. Gary Vettleson Music: Rita M . Andrescik. Reginald Johnson Bernard L. Goodman. Gerald J. Kovach. Lloyd E. Olson 19 LEP ESL: Mary Ostrander, Tieng Yang Ching Ing, Pat Budd, Janet Benson, Sokha Chang, Lou Yang, Vu Yang Social Studies: Alec Dupay, Harold Honkola Thomas J. Geankoplis. David L. Moore. Erich P. Koester Earl M. Larsen. Roger A. Anderson Physical Education: Barbara Malmberg James Anderson. James D. Kottom. Florence Hudson ■v Industrial Arts: Allan C. Johnson, Gary B. Hanson. Ronald D. Fuller English: Saundra T. Rowell. Shirley H. Thompson. Ruben E. Wenzel. Lilian Bisbecos. Gerald R. Lutz. Bruce L. Hansen. Myrle E. Brunzell. Melville J. Bauman. Jay C. Peterson. Mathematics: Henry D. Hull. Lewis Kocur Philip R. Mosher, Sandra L. Hopstock. James D. Kottom. Michael J. Elavsky Science: William Marcouiller Noel Nadeau-Fish. Melvin L. Bates. Terry E. Laine. Mary A. Lutz. Work Coordinators: Erich P. Koester Phyllis C . Dalman. James G. Saxton. Robert E. O'Neill. 21 FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Left to Right: Michael P. Doyle. Erich P. Koester, Sophie P. Boutsioukos. 22 ENGINEERS AND MATRON. Row 1: Charles Weber. Jospeh Fuss, Irene Sue Johansen. Frank Peterson. Row 2: Leonard Nelson. Ronald Boos. Robert Guille. SCHOOL AIDES. Left to Right: Eva Bolin. Mae Luka. Edythc Falck. Vivian Gallegos. Betty Claussen. 23 A Tradition A Traditi ve A Trad v love A Trad! i The Move On The Move Ton On The Move Tfition On The Move Q nradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On A Tradition O A Tradition A Tradition O A Tradition On The Move Scholarship. Leadership. Character. Service. These four qualifications decide those who make-or-miss the high pretigious National Society. Under the leadership of Mr. R. Wenzel and Mrs. S. Boutsioukos. the group held a fund raiser to make money for the induction of next year’s members. Trina Bumgarner presided as president. Carrie Kinde was elected vice-president. Jeff Weirens held both the secretary and the treasurer positions. Spotlighting scholars in the front hall bulletin board and sponsoring teacher appreciation day were some of their various activities. Row 1: R. Wenzel. L. Robillard. S. Xiong. S. Se-man. C. Kinde. M. McHate. L. Jablonsky, M. Llpa. S. Boutsiokos. Row 2: R. Lind. B. Sporlein, A. Dziedzic. S. Johnston. T. Bumgarner. M. Kra-marczuk. E. Nevala. K. Wakaruk. T. Serie. Row 3: R. Lawson. E. Fowlds. B. Manske. J. Weirens. L. Vant. L. Hatfield, T. Welch. J. Ferraro. S. Stock-inger. Row 4: K. Joncas. J. Spano. R. Newstrom. T. Deneka. P. Riley. M. VanSlooten. B. Willman. P. Power. T. Jones. 26 The year was filled with special moments: Homecoming. Halloween Dance. Sadie Hawkins. Sno-Daz. The credit for these events must be given to the Student Council. Countless hours of planning and work went virtually unnoticed. but this dedicated group persisted to make every activity special. Many thanks to the council and advisor R. Andrescik. Row 1: R. Matthes. M. Pira. E. Satrom. T. Hache. M Fahr Row 2: T. Jones President. E. Nevala Treasurer. R. Andrescik Advisor. K. Joncas Secretary. P. Riley Vice-President. Row 3: J. Anderson. K. Kerr. K. Kurichko. M. Kissoondath. 8. Sporlein. D. Rodemacher. Row 4: B. Anderson. S. Linde-myer. A. Chester. D. Humphrey. K, Bryan. P. Windhurst. J. Spano. J. Ferraro. J. Weirens (not pictured). • NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY • STUDENT COUNCIL 27 Spirit Row 1: Michelle Hennum. Row 2: Michelle Matthes. Bridget Ross. Anne D2iedzic. Brenda Campbell. Kim Wakaruk. Colleen Anderson. Pone Nhotsavang. Row 3: Dina Brenny. Robin Went-land. Kathy Sivanich. Sindy Campos. Luba Jab-lonsky. 2 28 Row 1: JoAnn Kruse. Cindy Bergman. Terri Schram. Lisa Brevig. Row 2: Dawn Trombley. Dianna Anderson. Jennifer Tanner. Janet Vanyo (Captain). Row 3: Kris Hanzlik, Christine Prokopiuk. Kym Craren. Laurie Krause (Captain). Row 4: Lori Hill. Shannon Sporlein. Beth Manske 6 29 • BAND • FLAGLINE Left to Right: C. Ersbo (Captain). C. Rosenbower. D. Fink. B. Hendrickson. S. Macko (Captain). S. Barabeu. J. Donley. J. Anderson. E. Nevela. T. Burns. The summer of ’83 was filled with many firsts for the Edison High Marching Band. The highlight of the season took place at “Flags Over Minnesota”, in Waconia, where the band won a high first place. This parade is comparable to State Competition, so our Tommie Band and adjoining Flag Line could be called the best Marching Band in the state. 31 Row 1: K. Jerde. M. Halak. K. Konkol. K. R.sser, A. Witkowski. M. Pira. J. McHie. R. Mathes. S. Cedar, P. Birge. M. Moses, P. Thompson. N, Swanson. 8. Nyholm. Row 2: B. Henrickson. L Smith. J. Petrowitz. S. Yi. K. McNamara. D. Malec. Y. Pro-kutewicz. B. Anderson. V. Parisi. M. Karlson. T. Wojack. A. Creighton. S. Dienert. C. Sarkilahti. L. Vant. Row 3: L. Sargent. T. Tabor. P. Tetzman. K. Malec. R. Zondlo. P Balck, K. Kerr. C. Zytkovicz, T. Jones. T. Hache. B. Babekuhl. K. Bryan. 0. Ashby. A. Combs. T. Thielhorn. A. Schenk. S. Sporlein. Row 4: C. Austerman. I. Wagstrom, 0. Worwa. J. Uchanski. J. Einfeldt. M. Kohout. B. Henderson. S. lindberg. E. Miller. T. Krosschel. B. Swigart. K. Burns, R. Skavnak. K. Goines. P. Wind-hurst. T. Carlson, M. Gooden. P. Iverson. 32 Row 1: S. Jones. S. Lindemyer. D. Torgerson, K. Schmeltzer. G. Johnson. R. Lund. Row 2: R. Andrescik. Director. S. Shelton, H. Anderson. T. Peterson. C. Fjerstad. S. Moses. Row 3: D. Soderquist. R. Daniels. A. Thoraldson. J. Hill. N. Olsen. D. Hubbard. T. Hache. R Mathes. B. Sporlem. T. Jones, K. Joncas. M. Kohout. P. Balck. D. Rodcmacher, D. Malec. E. Miller. L. Smolak. B. Henderson, J. Ferraro. M. Pira, M, Karlson, T. Krosschel. J. Anderson. . CHOIR---- • POP CHOIR 33 34 • SPANISH CLUB • GERMAN CLUB • FRENCH CLUB 1. SPANISH CLUB: Row 1. S. Boutsiouskos. M. Hcnnum. C. Fjerstad. K. Jaeger. B. Klacsges. J. Novak. M. Pira. Row 2. L. Jonas. C. Rosenbower, R. Roff. S. Kiong, C. Kinde. B. Boeser. T. Haak, N. Johnston. M. McHale. Row 3. M. Kis-soondath. D. Trombley. T. Bumgarner. M. Fahr. E. Fowlds. L. Hatfield. R. Lawson. A. Dziedzic. D. Lasserre. Row 4. K. Riech. D. Johnston. T. Johnson. P. Riley. M. VanSlooten. A Hart, J. Spano. J. Wierens. S. Hukriede. 2. GERMAN CLUB: Row 1. E. Koster. R. Scandrette. J. Rath. R. VanArnam. G. Taft. Row 2. D O'Steen. M. Swanson. M. 8ender. D. Atchison. 3. FRENCH CLUB: Row 1. C. Prokoprich, K. Risser. M. Krawczynskt. P. Nhotsavang. M. Peterson. P. Yang. Row 2. M. Warne. L. Douglas. J. Varichak. C. Kinde. S. Petersen. K. Nelson. D. Hopkins. Row 3. M. Doyle. M. Kramarczuk, D. Jakubowski. T. Bumgarner. L. Schoen, J. Hanstad. T. Parker. Row 4. R. Ballot. L. Switzenberg. P. Peterson. R. New-Strom. D. Rodemacher. A. Felling. J. Keiser. 35 Helping Hands Counseling Aides: Row 1: C. Micek. J. Anderson. P. Berge. P. Balck. C. Stocki. R. Wentland. Row 2: T Welch. T. Koolmo. B. Leba. S. Klimek. D. Burbank. Library Aides: Row I: C. Bryant. K. Wakaruk. R. Wentland. Row 2: L. Jonas. D. Humphrey. C. Micek. T. Grigsby. 36 Main Office Aides: Row 1: J. Longie. T. Hache. L. Brevig. C. Rosen-bower. Row 2 D. Trombley. K. Norell. C. Bergman. K. Wakaruk (not pictured). Attendance Aides: Row 1: K Bryan. K. Norell. L Krause. Row 2: S. Shupien. T. Schram. K. Hanzlik. M. Kissoondath. 37 Behind the Scenes Stage Crew: Row 1: P. Peterson. T. O'Reilly. J. Solz. B. Anderson. Mr. Simmons. 38 Key Club Row 1: D. Hopkins, N. Swanson. 8. Klaesges. C. Kinde (secretary). M. Kissoondath (V. President). Row 2: B. Anderson (treasurer), Mrs. P. Stapp (advisor). C. Klaesges (President) not pictured. 39 40 Row 1: G. Lutz. S. Eaton. C. Kinde. M. Kissoon-dath. P. Riley. Row 2: J. Weirens. D. Rodemacher. R. Warner. Membership in the National Forensic League society should be the objective of the ambitious and forward looking high school student. It is a privilege to be a member of an organization of present and future leaders of America. The greatest value of membership is the encouragement and incentive it gives you to become an effective speaker and hence a more successful and more influential citizen. NFL trains you to be a leader in your society and school today and a leader in your state tomorrow. • Speech and Debate � National Forensic League 41 Minneapolis. Minnesota November 4, 1983 THE 1983-1984 RECORD STAFF Editor-In-Chief.......................................Roberta Lind News Editors...................Anne Dzledzlc, Laurie Krause Editorial Editor..........................Sabrina Johnston Feature Editors....................Kim Joncas, Tracy Hache Sports Editors....................Clndi Clark, Don Johnston Copy Editor.................................... Kelley Jerde Photo Editor............................................Chris Olsen Advertising Editor........................Marla Kissoondath Staff Artist......................................Brad Kuha Production Manager......................................Patti Power Exchange Editor...........................Paula Neuenfeldt Reporters....................Becky Brier, Leon Burnett, Patty Dickinson, Mark Gilbertson, Jonl Hackett. Tony Hart, Tonie Jablonski, Toni Kelley, Kathy Malec, Dana Nygaard, Barb Pearson, Emily Pontlnen, Holly Savage, Cara Skelly, Mary Skelly, Kris Smolak, LeAnn Vant Principal...................................Jerry Simondet Advisor...........................................Jerry Lutz 42 • NEWSPAPER 43 44 A great percent of our school consists of students with different cultural and racial backgrounds. To have a closer related school between the Americans and Non-Americans, the intercul-tural club was formed. Many activities were produced by the group, which included selling candy, roller skating and the intercultural programs. Thanks to everyone who participated and helped make our school a friendlier and more pleasant place to be. Our president of the club this year. Marla Kissoon-dath. hopes that this program continues for many more years in the future. Good Luck! Row 1: U. Phirun. P. Nhotsavang. B. 8rier. S. Blanks. C. Tony. Y. Yang. J. 8arnette. Row 2: M. Kissoondath. P. Riley. L. Douglas. J. McHie. E. Vang-saphay, P. Chav. • Math Team_____________ « Intercultural Club 45 46 A Tradition On A Traditions A Trat Ti . 1 e On The A A T On The Edition On The Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On Th A Tradition O A Tradition A Tradition O A Tradition On The Move - Pigskin Prowess Row 1: 8. Lawson. A. Piilola. M. Gilbertson, G. Taft. C. Bellanger. T. Johnson. D. Burbank. R. Corneia. B. Raver. D. Wooiery. A. Tabor. T. Kaczrowski. Row 2: M. Hetland. T. Hart. A. Awaijane. M. Maile. D. Nelson. L. Lindahl. S. Heberer. S. Hult. P. Peterson. D. Johnson. K. Reich. J. Spano. Row 3: S. Preese. J. Vandermyde. S. Rodger. T. Serie. L. LaMotte. S. Eells. T. Erickson. S. Krawczynski, P, Scott. T. Anderson. J. Vanchak. T. Parker. D. Andre. Row 4: Coach N. Schulz. Coach G. ‘■Butch” Nash. Coach J. Carr. D. Newstrom. S. Bryan. T. Eddans. M. Drabczyk. J. Warner. S. Meade. M. O’Donnell. T. Hunt. Coach J. Larson. Coach J. Anderson. Sweeping the city conference for the third consecutive year, the Tommies advanced to the state tournament with a 7-1 record. Led by captains T. Anderson. T. Serie. and D. Newstrom. the team put forth tremendous effort that proved their success. Training for the season began early in the summer. The most outstanding game of the season was when Edison defeated Southwest 52-27. Aside from a muddy field and cold weather they executed their play well. This year Edison had one of the better teams over the past years. Five of the team members made All-City: A. Piiola. T. Anderson. T. Serie. S. Bryan, and B. Lawson. Our state representative for the team this year was T. Serie. 48 49 50 Row 1: L. Benkufsky. M. Vore. J. Chester. R. Ballot. J. Hanstad. D. Ludke. A. Rodriguez. M. Burns Row 2: B. Johansen. K Sowers. A. Felling. T. Rossi. J. Bryan. T. Sparrow. D. Skavanak. J. Bellamy. Row 3: Coach J. Kottom, S. Lindberg, D. Ferraro. T Johnson. J. Hill. T. Hupp. J. Lown, Asst. Coach R. Ferraro. Get Your Kicks”! 51 Row 1: S. Ngm. D. On. N. Nom. N. Thouk. S. Kim. Row 2: N. Reth. A. Simms. K. Sperling. M. Green. Row 3: Coach V. Yang. S. Kong. R. Lund. H. Bacha. V. Oeurn. Heads Up! With soccer still in its infancy at Edison, it was a satisfying season overall. Lots of enthusiasm and energy were displayed by the team members. The majority of the team was very young, with only six returning lettermen. Since the team will be more experienced next year, we are expecting one of the best seasons.” commented Captain C. Kinde. Good going Toms! Row 1: A. Arvidson, L. Smith, J. Rath, C. Klaeges. M. Pira. Row 2: Coach B. Goodman, J. Hicks, E. Satrom, R. Scandrette. 0. Atchison, C. Kinde. Captain; T. Niziol, Captain. Not Pictured: D. Hopkins, A. Day. A. Abrahim. 52 On The Road Again Row 1: J. Ojile, M. Simning. Row 2: M. Kramarczuk. S. Johnston. D. Clausen. Coach. Row 1: R. Rund. E. Miller. L. Burnette. Row 2: A. Maillet. Coach. T. Fiega. B. Swigart. J. Brazil. The 1983 Cross-Country teams were very small in quantity this year, but they had a good season. The teams put together an effort that proved successful. It shows you don't need quantity to have quality. Keep on tracking teams! 53 GET SPIKED! This year’s team was inexperienced when it came to volleyball. With only one returning Varsity player, the team had a lot to overcome. Although the scores did not show the time and effort the girls put in, you would have noticed if you had been at the games. We would like to thank Jackie Hanson and Cindy Ripsen for their coaching talent. Also congratulating the captain, B. Sporlein, who was named All-City. We might not have had all the victories but we had a lot of fun!” Row 1: R. Zondlo. B. Sporlein, Captain. V. Matis. S. Shupien, M. Moses. Row 2: C. Ripsen. T. Bumgarner. H. Tremmel. T. Burns. J. Neuenfeldt. C. Zythovicz. J. Hanson. Coach. 54 Row 1: J. Petrowich. D. Forgenson. M. Moses. R. Roff. R. Carlson. C. Hillerns. Y. Baba. Row 2: Coach C. Ripsen. T. Petersen, K. Norell. P. Windhorst. K. Zythovicz. R. Skavnak. Coach J. Hanson. 55 A Stroke and a Smile Row 1: J. Herlofsky. V. Luck. M. Warne. T. Van Sfootert. J. Johanson. J. Westpahll. Row 2: Coach P. Lorinser. A Qumby. S. Eschedor. K Morgan. S. Dunn. Row 3: L. Robillard. J. Commetti. J. O'Keeffe. D. Jablonsky. K. Scheffer. S. Stockmger. The girl's swim team was very young this year. They may have had a slow start, but with their hard work and a little experience they finished strong. Their record was 3-3 and came in fifth in the City Conference. Medal winners at this meet were Michelle Warne — 2nd. Jenny Cominetti — 2nd. 3rd. Sue Stockinger — 2nd-2nd-3rd. and Laura Robillard — 2nd. and a first in the conference for diving. Throughout finals S. Stockinger broke 2 school records, in the 200 free, and the 500 free. Captains L. Robillard and S. Stockinger had a great finish and felt that as a building year the team did very well! 56 57 The team finished their season 3-3. Girls going on to region play were: R. Lind and L. Smolak in singles, M. Harel-stad and M. Krawznski, and T. Haak and M. Fahr in doubles. With extreme mental concentration and physical determination. R. Lind captured third place in the region play-offs. 59 Row 1: P. Scott. B. Lawson. T Benkufsky. D. Zurbey. J. Daher. Row 2: Coach J. Carr. S. Herberer. S. Meade. P. Riley. M. Drabczak. D. Newstrom. Coach D. Bergren. Asst. Coach K. Ziegler. 60 The winter of 84 brought the boys' basketball team looking forward to a season filled with high hopes. The Coaches were J. Carr. Varsity, and D. Bergren. Sophomore. Captains are B. Lawson and D. Newstrom. Varsity. A. Felling and M. Drabczak. Sophomore. The annual win came with a victory over St. Paul Como Park. Tremendous work and long hours of practice showed the enthusiasm and ambition of both Varsity and Sophomore members. Due to the architectually unsound gym. all of the games were played away. Practice was at N.E. Junior High. Under the new coaching staff. Edison looks forward to a winning future. Nothin’ But Net! 61 Row 1: J. Dunbar. J. Hanstad. R. Ballot. T. Davis. L. Benkufsky, R. Adams. D. Clark. Row 2: Coach D. Bergren. A. Felling. G. Sarkilahti. M. Drabczak. K. Sperling. D. Hult, D. Shockley. Asst. Coach K. Ziegler, On The Court Row 1: Y. Baba. D. Brown. A. Arvidson. S. Dunn. Row 2: Jim Kottom (Coach). T. Niziol. J. Neuenfeldt. T. Burns. M. Harelstad. M. Krawczynski. The '83-'84 Basketball season found us playing all our games away. Practice of course was here, but the added burden of playing away made for a tough season. Both teams played hard and made opponents work even harder for a victory. Captain Terri Burns, injured during the later of the season, hopes that next years squad will find home court advantage a reality. 62 Row 1: M. Anderson. J. Johansen. Row 2: Randy Ferrara (Coach). K. Beckstrom. S. Jones. C. Ellingboe. James Kottom (Coach). 63 Matmen Row 1: M Burns. R. Story. S. Matteson. T. Murray. D. Woolery. C. Bolton. J. Vandermyde. Row 2: Niles Schulz (Coach). L. Burnette. J. Matis. 0. Skavnak. K. Reich. P. Stevens. L. Lindahl. G. Kisel. Not Pictured: Steve Varichek (Coach). T. Eddans. 8. Moll. 64 All Conference: Doug Woolery. Chris Bolton, John Ma-tis. Dave Skavnak. Kevin Reich. Captains were: John Matis. Doug Woolery. Goals, Ice And Skates Row 1: L. Hill (Statistician), M. Dowdle. S. Preese. P. Kotchen, C. Cavanaugh. W. Bton, D. Boxwell. B. Mattes. 0. Ferraro. Row 2: J. Gliniany (Coach). J. Lun-lewski, T. Kaczerowski. R. Ostapowycz. T. Hart. E. Abraham. T. Huppi. R. Thunstrom. M. Gilbertson. R, O'Neil (Coach). 66 Row 1: A. Rodrigues. R. Saamahorn. 8. Johnson. T. Conaway. D. Grunnes. D. Gerraro. L. Hill (Statistician). Row 2: R. O'Neill (Coach). T. Johnson. C. Bellanger. L. Craig. D. Nelson. B. Warhol. 67 Tankers Row 1: T. Ferraro. P. Heggum. P. Susick, M. Swann. T. McGovern. Row 2: S. Hirsch. Coach. J. Ferraro. Captain. E. Bontrager. B. Holger. Asst. Coach. Row 3: D. Moore. P. Anderson. K. Floyd. M. VanSlooten. Captain. A. Piilola. Captain. Not pictured: S. Bergman. J. Corbett. 68 Once again our Edison swimmers started to get into shape for action. This year the team swam into a great season with lots of victories not only in matches, but in effort and team spirit. What a way to go Tommies. 69 Winter Of Enjoyment Row 1: B. Jahnke. J. Beeksma. J. Ojile, M. Simning Row 2: B. Swigart. T. Delong. S. Johnston. A. Roepke, D. Kuha. M. Warne. V. Ourn. J. Brazil. Over the hills, down the slopes, the ski team this year was a very enthusiastic and ambitious group. Unusually they had their share of snow at the beginning of the season instead of at the end. Once the snow was out, there was no way one could keep these active skiers inside. Many of the members were new except for a few. We even had our Asian students skiing for the first time, and they were terrific. S. Johnston went to state this year and Edison is very proud to have students like her around. Good Going. Sabrina! 70 Proud Stroke Row 1: B. Kuha. A. Simbo. A. Wlazlo. Row 2: J. Wlazlo. D. Lloyd. C. Barichello. R. Warner. J. Wierens. 71 Play Ball! Row 1: S. Roger. J. Luniewski. M. O'Bright: Row 2: Assistant Coach J. Hanzlik. S. Heber. T. Benkufsky. S. Klimek. D. O'Donnel. 0. Newstrom. M. Bellanger. Coach J. Anderson: Row 3: Statistician A. Skinner. P. Polivka. R. Newstrom. S. Bryan. Assistant Coach R. Ferrara. This year we should have one of the best baseball teams ever”, stated coach Jim Anderson. There are a large number of returning lettermen . Returning to the team this year are pitchers D. Newstrom and S. Bryan; catcher S. Rodger; infielders T. Anderson and S. Klimek; and outfielder T. Serie. All-City players included T. Serie and D. Newstrom. Coach Anderson predicted that the teams to beat this year will be Washburn. South-West, and Roosevelt. For two consecutive years the team missed playing in the Metro Dome for the Twin-city Championship by one game. 72 73 A New Spring Tradition Edison's first Girl's Softball Team was a perfect example of Tommie Spirit! In the short time they played they won the hearts of Tommies everywhere. The scores were high, and many games were won. Friendships were made and that special feeling of people pulling together to work as a team was felt by everyone. We were all sorry to see our Jr. Varsity coach retire. Mr. Joe Jock-etty. He went out a winner! Varsity coach Jackie Hanson is now coaching volleyball and that energy that flows through her flows right into her team. At the end of the season everyone was sorry that it went so fast. 74 75 A Spring Tradition 76 � V Row 1: K. Rolf. A. Anderson. H. Petersen. J. Johansen. R. Roff. M. Simning. Row 2: M. Warne. S. Knops. S. Dunn. B. Sporlein. S. Johnston. M. Harelstad. Row 3: Coach: J. Kottom. D. Jakubowski. J. Neuen-feldt. K. Zythkovich. M. Stockinger. M. Kramarczuk. S. Stockinger. T. Bumgarner. D. Stone. Coach: R. Carr. 77 It's All In The Swing GIRLS' GOLF TEAM: Row 1: L. Hartwig, M. Pira. Row 2: L. Hatfield. M. Riley. E. Fowlds. BOYS' GOLF TEAM: Row 1: M. Wandlmg. 8. Lawson. M. Gilbertson. Row 2: Coach R. O'Neil. C. O'Rourke. J. Femrite. J. Spano. 78 79 Poetry In Motion Row 1: K. Browne. M. Mtwa. J. Novak. D. Torgerson. H. Teslow. Row 2: L. Maxey. Coach J. Hansen. K. Sandahl. Row 3: Captain T. Bumgarner. K. Risser. E. Browne. N. Bergstrom. Captain L. Robillard. Not pictured: H. Peterson. Ass't Coach T. Schneider. The season was a success with many of the girls getting their personal best scores. The team has many young girls, but the varsity is experienced. Placements are expected in the City and Regional Meets. Captains are L. Robillard and T. Bumgarner. Lots of thanks to coach J. Hansen and assistant coach T. Schneider for all their help in one of the best years the team has had. 80 It is with sincerity, respect and appreciation that the Wizard staff dedicates this, our 60th Anniversary edition, to the Edison staff; more specifically, to those teachers who have been in the Minneapolis district at least 25 years. They have touched the lives f countless students. We thank them for their time and devotion in shaping tomorrow's future. — A icz: s « a ___v i__a i v i ow I: Jerome B. Simondet. Carol E. Pomroy. Wayne W. Anderson. Row 2: Thomas J. Geankoplis, Lillian Bisbecos. Phillip R. Mochcr. Robe 5'Neill. Stephen Marchuk. Not pictured: A. Simmons. V V -'ll 1 ' 1973 Where We’ve Been Arab nations double oH prices. 74 Richard Nixon resigns as president. Vice President Gerald Ford is sworn in as president. 1968 White racism is cited in the Kerner Commission report on civil disorders as the chief cause of black • violence. Martm luthor King Jr is assassinated in Memphis. Tenn. The number ot American forces in South Vietnam peaks at 543.000. U S. astronaut Neil Armstrong becomes the first man to set toot on the moon. 1970 Heart disease and cancer are the leading causes ot death 1972 The U S Senate approves a constitutional amendment banning discrimination agamst women on the basis of sex and sends the measure to the states for ratification. 4 2 percent of the U S. population lives on farms. 1977 The average life span of a white male is 70 years and that of a white female is 77.7 years. 1978 98 percent of chrfdren between the ages of 5 and 15 are enrolled m school, as are 89 percent of children ages 16 and 17. 1981 Sandra Day O'Connor becomes the first woman named to the U S. Supreme Court. The average price for a Minneapolis house is $65,870. 1983 84 1966 Homecoming Queen Claudia Berion 1969 Tommie Football A tradition at its best! 1975 A New Principal Melvin Grimstad Editon.. 21 Ed-ton.. 13 Editon.. . . 20 Editon.. 0 Editon 19 Editon.. . ' 32 Eduon.. 21 Editon. 33 Mafthal Uruvcftity . . .13 Harwy 6 Wathbufn . .29 Control . .22 North . 14 Sooth .. 0 Wett .. 0 Vocational .. 8 CoC.pi Box. Gaik 1970 Cheerleader adviser, Miss Pappas, soon to become Mrs. Boutsioukos. 1977 The ground is broken, Edison Community Gym is begun. 1982 Many changes occur as 5 year plan is put into action. 85 No Saint-Moritz or Innsbruck, Sarajevo until now was famous only for an assassination that led to World War I. Moreover, many doubted the Yugoslavs could ever organize an Olympics. But after two years of work, with even the army pitching in, the bobsled run is built, the TV cables are installed and the slivovitz is ready to flow. Almost all that remains to be done is to light the torch, signaling the start of the XIV Winter Games. Rolling Out the Red Carpet BEIRUT adness Hits the Marines 87 center Hall Of Fame ’84 90 Clumsy Clutz: Jim Spano. Terri Burns Talkative Tommies: Randy Thunstrom. Liz Racho Timid Tommies: Tony Anderson. Theresa Aymar 91 Biggest Brownie: Dick Newstrom. Mary Lipa Nicest Eyes: Dave Burbank. Kris Kerr 92 Best All Around: Steve Hult, Barb Sporlein Class Clown: Don Johnson. Barb Babekuel Personality Plus: Steve Hult. Sue Stockinger. Michelle Hen-num Gleaming Grins: Preston Scott. Colleen Anderson Cheery Chuckles: Scott Bryan. Kim Wakaruk Little Rascals: Sean Preese. Laura Krause Beauty And Brawn: Cindy Campos. Tom Johnson 93 =ir==l 94 SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER PUBLIC SCHOOLS EDISON HIGH SCHOOL 700 22nd Avenue Northeast Minneapolis, Minnesota 55418 OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL EDISON GRADUATES OF 1984: Henry Ward Beecher stated, No man can tell whether he is rich or poor by looking at a ledger. It is the heart that makes a man rich. He is rich according to what he is, not according to what he has. Your experience at Edison High School has added many dimensions to what you are. You have had the opportunity to learn under the guidance of the finest teachers. You have been exposed to the greatest cultural and racial diversity available to a high school student. You have experienced the great fruits of freedom, self-control and self-discipline. What an exciting challenge you have! As a graduate, you enter the adult world, a world full of paradoxes. Science and technology fill the headlines while diplomats work feverishly to avoid small and large holocausts. I sincerely wish you all the best in your careers. I am confident that you will be rich In what you are and be a credit to your parents, teachers, your friends and to yourselves. f Principal 96 A Tradition On A Tradition A Tra ATrad A T- ne 7i The .On The v© On The cjC n On The tradition On The rA Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On A Tradition A Tradition A Tradition O A Tradition On The Sadie Hawkins 98 Although there were only about 160 people at Sadie Hawkins dance everyone had a great time. Along with chasing. catching, marrying and getting pictures taken Daisy Maes and L'il Abners all had a chance to dance to the music of Twin City Sound and Light. Sadie Hawkins was sponsored by the Student Council and chaperons included parents and staff members. 1 “I do. and so does he! 2. We got the heat 3. On your mark, get set. go get 'em! 4 Jail Break 5 Winners of Daisy Mae and L’il Abner contest. N Olsen and M. VanSlooten with K Erickson, marrin' Sam. 6. And they're off! 7 Kris and Mary ready for action. 8 Dance the night away. 99 100 Sno Daze '84 Sno Daze '84 was another of the memorable activities planned by the Student Council. The week included various dress-up days, a Sno Ball eating contest, the assembly and coronation. The week of activities climaxed on Friday night with the annual dance and carnival. It was a week to enjoy the crispness of winter. 101 102 1. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 6 To be cool, one must ... Stand back Broadway, here we come. We don't want to go to school no more! Billie Jean. The kid is not my son! The A.S.S.E.S. strike again. Say Gerry. Oh! What a great bargain ... ! Revival of the 30's. 103 104 It’s A Small World 3 4 1. Harvest drums of West Africa 2. Native Americans song and dance. 3. Laotion grace by Pone. 4 Chinese Classic. 5. West Indian Classical Dance. 6. Hmong Cultural dance. 7. A cultural touch of the Caribbean. 8. Leonard King singing to the world. 106 107 108 109 110 lIUIi, Ill 112 113 The Edison Connection A building is just a building. People make up a school. The classroom is where you learn, but we ALL know it REALLY HAPPENS IN THE HALLS! 114 Takin’ Care of Business The Business Education courses are designed to educate students FOR and ABOUT business. Education for business teaches us to be financially self-sufficient, contributing to career development. Some of the courses are accounting, typing and office procedures. Business education provides instruction on the private enterprise business system and how to manage personal, business, and economic life. 115 The Restaurant Food Service emphasis is on exploring food service careers and gaining skills necessary for entry level employment related to preparing and serving food. Students rotate through a variety of jobs in a school restaurant including those related to being a maitre'd. head chef, or dishwasher. operation and care of food preparation equipment, menu planning. food preparation and service. lie Child Care Students in Child Care explore careers involving children. They develop positive ways of helping and working with children through the study of their growth and development as shown in their play, art work and expression of feeling. Students have the opportunity to work with children in day care centers throughout the community. 117 The typical long lines, shortage of favorites, and complaints continued as usual. Still, lunch hour remained everyone’s favorite part of the day. 118 Fashion Arts Edison's Fashion and Apparel Arts Magnet started it's second year. With a goal of preparing students for entry level employment and or postsecondary training the class offers practice in alterations. fitting, and clothing construction. 119 Science Science offerings at Edison are varied. Freshmen take Physical Science with chemistry and energy related topics serving as an introduction to the areas of chemistry and physics. Biology is a laboratory course to study living things and their problems in their environment. Science 1.2.3. deals with the interaction of science and society. Chemistry and Physics are offered to the upperclassmen. Chemistry is the study of the structure and behavior of matter in all its forms. Physics investigates motion, light, sound, heat, magnetism, electricity, nuclear and atomic energies. and how these things tie together the universe from atoms to galaxies. 120 ndustrial Education Teaching students practical, industrial technical skills is what Industrial Education is all about. Students gain an understanding of industry and technology. They gain self-confidence through succeessful experiences, learn good safety habits when using tools and machines, and understand how a business operates. Industrial Education helps us become better consumers and make informed occupational choices. 121 Yearbook Tradition Lives On! The Adviser and Staff of the 1984 Wizard are happy to present to you the 60th volume of the Edison High School yearbook. Our Staff was small in quantity but large in talent, quality, and dedication. Even though also involved in many other school activities, we managed to produce yet an- other unique volume Lots of hard work, devotion and hours were spent after school to come The 1984 Wizard Staff I. Editor Todd Jones and Managing Editor Pat Rilou rnntrmnIMo a rotinlo of ) 1 ages L 4 C. f 1 aviser m hought ol r. ctavsny smiling ti me f another Wizard complet- ( 5. !d. iio-Editor Marl a Kissoondath typing 4 X. f way. � aul i Gulenchyn. a dedicated Wizard i V . £ vorker. lianp Honking and Rprkv Klaeras. f reshmen, , represented the under- c .' 3531 Tien. 12; 2 A Tradition On A Tradition rMove A Trad Move A T le Move i The Move vO On The Move c£r n On The Move radition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On The Move A Tradition On A Tradition 0 A Tradition A Tradition 0 A Tradition On The Move Robert W. Amble Anthony J. Anderson Bruce T. Anderson Colleen D. Anderson Daniel E. Anderson Jeffrey A. Anderson Julie A. Anderson Leah M. Anderson Maria L. Antinozzi Donovan D. Arvidson Ronald G. Auck Assad Awaijane Teresa M. Aymar Yukiko Baba 126 Barbara J. Babekuhl Paula A. Balck Timothy A. Ball Susan R. Baribeau Jason C. Bartlett Treza A. Basha Michael L. Bastian Steven S. Bergman Karla M. Biernat Jewel Biles Jeff T. Bixler Wayne G. Biorn Lisa M. Blanchar Susan A. Bloomer 127 Thomas A. Borries Jeffrey B. Bortner Edward M. Bredemus Lisa M. Brevig Elizabeth Brier Brad E Bruesehoff Scott W. Bryan G 128 Chanelle L. Bryant Jayne M. Brynteson Kathryn A. Bumgarner David F. Burbank Leon P. Burnett Patrick Burns Theresa M. Burns Sandra L. Campos Curtis A. Carlson Frederick C. Bursch Jacqueline S. Carlson 129 Hi Jason M. Carlstrom Kevin C. Carter Paul A Chartraw Nguon Chhuoy Cynthia Clark Patricia J. Clough Tai Conoway Julie A Coyle Pamela M Cummings 130 Anthony Deneka Patricia A Dickinson Maureen H Dooner Thomas D. Dahl Lynette V. Douglas Michael P Dowdle Susan M Drabczak Carol A Drysdale Anne M Dziedzic Julie A. Earley Karen J Edenloft Barbara J Eells Colleen M Ersbo Joseph D. Ferraro Wendy L Frank Debra I Frink Elizabeth M Fowlds Gary J. Gemlo 131 Mark W Gilbertson Dale Grunnes Paul C. Gulenchyn Gloria L. Hadley Thomas P. Hammes Anthony J. Hart 132 Linda M. Hartwig Linda M Hatfield Scott R. Heberer Eric A. Hartwig Bruce G. Henderson Michelle A. Hennum Mark S. Hetland Dwayne J. Higgins Michael H. Houn Brian S. Houselog Cheung F. Hui Connie Hyska Steven J. Hult Deanna J. Humphrey Timothy S. Hunt 133 Toni A. Jablonski Luba L. Jablonsky Mark D. Jacobson Lawrence J. Javes Kelly J. Jerde Cindy R. Johnson Melissa Johnson Nancy C. Johnson Thomas J. Johnson George J Kisel Marla $. Kissoondath Elizabeth Kittelson Cynthia J. Klaesges Kristine M Kerr Brian D. Kimber Carrie J. Kinde Steven E Klimek Christine L Koemgsmark Patrick J. Kotchen Mortria S. Kramarczuk 135 Renee Kraskey Laurie A Krause Joann L. Kruse ■1 Daniel J. Lloyd Brock J. Lorentzen Thomas L. Loso Mark J. Maile Mike Majsterskl James R. Luniewski Kathleen M. Malec Sara A. Macko Saraul Math Beth A. Manske John J. Matts Randall C. Matthes David L. Matthews Shawn D. Maxey John C. Mayfield Leslie J Mazur Sean P. McCawley Maureen A. McHale James C. McHie Catherine M Micek Edward F. Miller Kevin L. Moll Menbere H. Molla 138 Mark L. Morgan Ranna Muor Audrey J. Murphy Kim Myung Sandra L. Nelson Paula J. Neuenfeldt Eleanor H. Nevala Richard G. Newstrom Tao V. Nguyen Joseph D. Nickel Scott W. Nogowski 139 David C. Noyes Dana E. Nygaard Brenda L. Nyholm Colleen S. O'Hara Christopher E. Olsen Piteak Ou Victor D. Parisi 140 Jeff Parker Thomas G. Pautz Barbara Pearson Brenda Pearson Kenneth M Pearson Dawn M Rosenthal Richard R Ruud Lynette Sargent Holly J Savage Mary L Skelly Tracy J Simon Cara E Skelly Susan I Stockinger Julie Smith James J Spano Lisa E Spano Connie A Stocki Paul J Stevens William O Swigart Barbara I Sporlein Bradley J Steiner Shawn J Stone Kcira I Swenson Connie C. Sylvester Arnold M. Tabor Tami M. Tabor Gary J. Taft Bonnie Terrell Kathy Terrell Randy J. Thunstrom Hatpheng Trann Rene R. Traver Kevin L. Turner Joanne M. Uchanski Neng Vang 144 Pao Vang Tong Vang Matt G. VanSlooten Leann M Vant Janet L. Vanyo Scott B. Wachs Kimberly A. Wakaruk Wahida Wardak William J. Warho! Roger M. Warner Jeffery M. Weirens Tammy A. Welch Robin E. Wentland Scott T. Westphal Rebecca M. Willman Douglas F. Woolery 145 Thomas W. Wrbanich Shua Xiong Zubeida A. Youssouf Leadership. Service, and Achievement are qualities difficult to measure over 4 years of education at Edison. Those Seniors which follow are those who at the conclusion of Trimester I held a 3.7 honor point ratio. Edison’s academic achievers. The Wizard staff wishes to say that the first Trimester grade point ratio had to be used in determining the 3.7 honor point ratio because of deadlines which made using the ratio at the end of Trimester II would be impossible. Todd Jones As a senior ready to wade out into the ocean of life. I feel very prepared and yet very scared. In August. I leave for Japan where I will spend one year as a Rotary Exchange student attending a Japanese High School. After I return I plan to ride the tide, struggling with the waves until my ship comes in. Edison has taught me many things. I've laughed and cried, lived and died here. But one lesson will always stand out as the anchor I can lean on: Be involved. If I could leave one thing to my sisters and friends and faculty it would be motivation and drive. I’ve also learned control and responsibility, but you can't begin to swim until you dive in the water. Pat Riley Whether I achieve my goal in a career, through religion, from a family, or by being a care-free bum. Edison has brought me four years closer to that goal. Out of the good times, bad times, and in between times, all were timely experiences. I'm grateful to the teachers and friends that made them that way. My philosophy is to enter each situation expecting the worst — then things will always turn out better and one's memories will be happy. For once can change his attitude in the future, but not his memories of the past. Thought for the future: Things are more like they are today than they have ever been before. 146 Tradition on the move as our Seniors bid farewell Joe Ferraro My most memorable events stem from the many hours spent at swimming, the lifetime friendships that grew at Edison. and the excellent teaching staff whose character has molded my future. I've always believed that a responsible person is a successful one. Next year I will attend the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology. Tony Deneka Tony was unable to submit his paragraph due to the fact that he spent the week of February 26th through March 2 in Washington D.C. on the Close-Up program. Trina Bumgarner Edison has had a great influence on me. I will remember my senior year in particular. Most things are as fun as one decides them to be. My favorite memories come from the Gymnastics Team and some very special friends. I will attend college next fall, and I hope to do a lot of travelling in the future. Barb Sporlein After leaving Edison. I plan on attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison for one year and then returning to Minnesota for the remaining three years. I'd like to someday be a civil engineer working in the area of City planning and architecture. One of the best things I've done at Edison is participate in sports whether as a spectator or an athlete. My philosophy is to take the initiative because you'll never get anywhere relying on others. 147 Matt VanSlooten I will be attending St. Cloud State University and will major in Accounting. What I will remember most about Edison are my years on the Swim Team, and the hard work that this involved. My philosophy is that one should always be honest and face up to his actions. Sabrina Johnston Next year I'll be out East attending college where I’m considering studying languages and possibly foreign affairs. I also plan to continue competing in skiing. I’ll be taking with me many super memories of my time at Edison and all the wonderful people I shared it with. Laura Robillard My most memorable times at Edison were our swimming team winning the City Title, meeting new people and making friends. Next year I plan on attending college to study law and hopefully compete in gymnastics. 148 Exchanging Old Traditions for New ... Roberta Lind I'll most likely be attending the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire with a Business degree in mind. However, with my interest in writing. I may eventually transfer to the School of Journalism right here at the U of M. My most memorable moments at Edison were winning the Region 5AA tennis title and going to State. Jeff Weirens This fall I will attend the U of M and major in business. My most memorable times at Edison have been the dances, the tennis team, the musicals, and the summer marching band. My philosophy is that the key to life is sincerity. Richard Newstrom I am undecided as to which college I will be attending next fall, but I plan on going into the medical field. My most memorable moments at Edison come from being involved with the athletic program. My philosophy in life is to set high goals for yourself and to never give up in trying to achieve them. Linda Hatfield What I will remember most about Edison are the wonderful summers I have spent with the Marching Band and the great times I have had in Spanish Class. I believe that honesty and hard work are the only ways to attain goals. Next year I will attend the U of M and possibly major in English. 149 Carrie Kinde I am planning to attend either Marion College in Indiana or Houghton College in Western New York. My goal is to be a nurse specializing in Public Health. I would like to return to West Africa to work. I also hope to pursue music and languages. Tom Serie I enjoyed participating in sports, especially football. The most single memorable event was the St. Thomas football game. I will always treasure the friends I’ve made at Edison. Although there wasn't quantity of friends, there sure was quality. I plan on going to the University of Minnesota and playing football. Kelly Jerde I’ve really loved my years here at Edison, and part of them will always linger with me. It is a little frightening to leave Edison behind, and I will miss the many teachers and friends I've had here, but I'm also very excited and anxious to get on with my life. I will be going to the University of Minnesota beginning the first summer session. I plan to continue writing and will be majoring in the Physical Sciences such as physiology and anatomy working towards a career in Health Fitness, training, and Physical Rehabilitation. My philosophy on life is to be honest about yourself, accept people as they are and enjoy life to the very fullest. 150 We Bid Old Traditions farewell and look to build new ones Bob Lawson I will be attending St. John's University to begin an education in the field of medicine. My most memorable moments at Edison are playing football and driving down the school sidewalks in Matt's convertible bug in the middle of winter with the top down. Worries in life are only droplets in the oceans. Brad Bruesehoff I plan to attend a two year community college in the Twin Cities area. After two years I plan to transfer to a four year University. I am not sure what my major will be yet. I'd like to do something that allows me to travel and make a lot of money. You get out of life what you put into it and you only go around once. So you've got to make the best of it and have as much fun as possible while working toward your goals. Cindy Klaesges Laughter will always be a big part of my memories of Edison. I'll always remember getting crazy at pep fests and sports games, but I’ll probably never remember the tests I bombed out on. After this life. I'm going to go on to four years of college, two in Duluth and two in the Twin Cities. A few words of wisdom to those I leave behind: Be yourself, because you and yourself are an unbeatable pair! 151 Teachers Classes Hangouts Ways to Relax Styles Nicknames Edison Memories T.V. Shows School Activities Remember the Cost of a ... Pair of Jeans C d r- o r ay e s o Movie Album Pizza Gallon of Gas Video Game Haircut Lunch Hamburger Class Ring Can of Pop Date Prom Dress or Tux Magazine Pair of Shoes Shirt or Blouse Bus Ride Candy Bar 154 I A Tradition On A Tradition A Traditic yyg ne A T he On The Ton On The Tlition On The Tradition On The rA Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On The A Tradition On Th A Tradition 0 A Tradition A Tradition O A Tradition On The jve Move Move Move Move Move Move Move Move Move Move Move ve Move E. Abraham P. Alexander J. Andersen M. Anderson 0. Andre C. Angrimson A Arvidson D. Ashby 1. Aymar D. Battey C. Bellanger J 8ender T. Benkufsky K. Bergquist M. Bickford M. Blanks C. Bolton J. Brazil N. Brenny E. Browne K. Bryan B. Campbell T. Carlson T. Cavalier C. Chav L. Chav N. Chock D. Christenson M. Cole A. Corbett L. Craig D. Dady K. Dahlberg D. Day G. Dawkcns C. Dayton S. Demaris R. Denny S. Dittos C. Dupay S. Eaton S. Ebert G. Ecker T. Eddans C. Ehlers M. EUmgboe A. Ellis J. Engdahl M Fahr T. Fairley T. Fiega 156 C. Fish B. Freeman M. Fung P. Giebner M. Gooden D. Grega D. Grigsby T. Haak J. Hackctt M. Halak K. Hanzlik M. Harelstad K, Harper C. Hedquist J. Hicks L. Hill L. Hong S. Hukriede J. Jackson G. James L. Johnson I. Johnson T. Johnson V, Johnson N. Johnston B. Jordan K. Joyce J. Keck H. Keller S. Kitoa C. Kingsley S. Kong T Koolmo D. Korzenowski J. Kostik C. Kouanchao D. Kramarczuk J. Kriesel A Krosschell $ Krueger J Kruger S Kutchera C. Lang J. Lincoln L. Lindahl K Lmdemyer J. Longte J. Lowe J. Lubinski S. Ly H Mak J. Malark O. Malec J. Marchiafava S. Matteson M. Matthes S McCabe 0 McDonald S. Meade M Memorich P. Mmh M. Miwa B. Moll 157 D. Morgan 0. Morns M. Moses B. Moua T . Moua X. Moua K Mullen T. Mulvihill R. Muor C . Nelson D. Nelson J Nelson J. Nelson P. Nhotsavang L. Nisell T. Niziol J. Norman J. Novak L. Obright M. Ohnara C. Opheim L. Or S. Ourn N. Palmer D. Pan T. Parker T. Pasko M. Peche M. Pedersen W. Peters S. Petersen P. Peterson W. Peters S. Pham R. Pheng S. Phommachanh C. Pierce M. Pira D. Plumb F. Poliszuk D. Price C. Pritchard L. Probasco K. Senko K. Seelen B. Seak P Schwendeman A. Schenk C. Sarkilahti M. Sandahl K. Sandoll C. Salmonson J. Rutz M. Rossi B. Ross J. Rosenkranz C. Rosenbower D. Rignell K. Reich J. Rehnelt J. Rath D. Rademacher Y Prokulewicz 158 D. Setterstrom S. Shupien D. Simon V. Siv K. Sivamch S. Skoglund K. Skwarek 8. Smith L. Smolak C. Sok S. Song S. Sophan P. Sparrow S. Sporlein H. Stark L. Stevens K. Sulem M. Swanson L. Swart P. Tetzman C. Thao L. Thao T. Thielhorn 8. Thlang P. Thlang S. Thomas P. Thompson H. Toeung A- Tremmel H. Tremmel O. Trombley R. Tyler M. Ung J. Vandermyde D. Vang M. Vang N. Vang T. Vang J. Varichak P. Vilayvone L. Vongsaphay I. Vue K. Vue M. Vy I. Wagstrom D. Walz L. Ward R. Watters C. Wegner N. Wegner S. Weiier S. Weselenak J. Westcott T. Wcttstem J. Wojciak C. Yang L. Yang La Yang M. 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