Edison High School - Wizard Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1987 volume:

CDINNeAPOUS pUOLIC UOUAttV HC HECOMINC a w ail id © n ir n ie w ii il id s ii id ie Above: Mike Warne signals Edison is 1. as Tim Nelson. Brian O'Keefe and Top: Edison Pom-Toms are high in spirit for Homecoming. Greg Hoyez pig out on Whoppers during the Homecoming Pep Fest. Above: Blue Gold Fever caught Sonia Zelinski. Tiffany Brummer, and Angel Chester on game day. IE ID II SON ID II 'G ID SC ID COIL iigiWIIZaXIEID - 'Volume 631 IDC MND AWNUf NC AlINNf aVPOILIS, HN 5i5i N8 I IH © AV IE €1 WIN G .. WIIILID TIMES ! Top Left: Paul Kusmierz, has a cute heavy metal smile. How about a date, babe? Top Right: Collene Ripley. Kenny Barko. Heidi Anderson, Ted Ferraro. Larissa Griffin-Sponsler, Cory Erickson. Carla Fjerstad, Andy ThorakJson. Leslie Nelson. The Express Jams out. Above: Pat 8 Penny, is it love? Above: Robyn Wilson. Felicia Bell. Monica Sanders. Val Riley and Ruthie Thomas dance and lip sync to Let Me Bo The One at the Homecoming Variety Show 2 FUN 717IA1 Its Top Loft: Rachel Browning. Angel Chester, Sonja Zelinski, get a little wild at the dance. Above: Heather Peterson, which planet are you on? This years homecoming festivities included Toga Day. Pajama Day. Hawaiian Day. Hat and Tie Day and of course Blue Gold Day. The pep fest on Friday was filled with high spired, blue and gold Tommies. 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 Ann Falkum. The football game started with the football team crashing thru the cheerleaders banner. The final score was Edison 19, Washburn 3. with our team playing a fine game. The homecoming dance took place immediately following the game, featuring 'Almost Live' sound and light show. The success of the dance brought to a close a festive homecoming week at Edison. Bottom: David Beckstrom. Tracy Nellermoe. Brenda Jacobs. Leslie Nelson. Brenda King. Pam Clabo. Patsy Hanson. Jarrod Holmquist sweat it out at the dance. 31 4 Top left: Our Grand Marshall Ann Falkum. Since 1974 Mrs. Falkum has been an administrative aide in the office and a great supporter of Edison activities. Top Middle: 1986 Homecoming Royalty: Mark Vandermyde, Tina Erickson. Pat DeVito. Kari Beckstrom. King Jason Novak. Queen Tracy Petersen, Jill Beeksma, Steve Lee. Joan Erickson. Jeff Peterson. Above: Edison’s version of Run DMC: John Pomerenke, Mark Vandermyde. Jason Holscher, Scott Lee. rappin Walk this Way . Right: A perfect play executed by John Nellermoe at the Homecoming game. Top Right: Students selecting dance contest winners. Above Left: ‘Flush the Millers'. was the theme of the Seniors' winning float. Above: Kathy Browne, Randy Rhodes ' Boy showing what Band Geeks can do. Left: Varsity Cheerleaders Showing their Spirit in the Homecoming Parade. Top Left: Craig Kittleson, Scott Lee, Dave Preese Eric Nelson, John Pomerenke, Jim Simon, Mike Munson, Adam Johnston. John Nellermoe and Jason Holscher are ready for the game. Top Right: Last year's king, Tom Hupp, crowns Tracy Peterson. Above: Pat Devito escapes with the ball. Middle Right: Annie Erickson. Heather Peterson, Karen Ignatowicz. Anna Anderson, and Shari Knops danced in the Pom-Toms half-time show. Right: Tommies are full of spirit at pep fests. Many parents '0 attended this years rally. IPaMRIIT lr IIAV IE Top Left: Julie Weyrauch, Jean Rotondo, Jill Beeksma and Tammy Smith were among the cheerleaders doing skits at the assembly. Top Right: Debbie Torgeson and Phil Krasky ’get close at the dance. Middle Left: Chris Kropolis, Alec Daher. Troy Longie, Melody Babcock. Travis Saros and Brett Maxey enjoying the Homecoming Dance. Middle Right: Trina White and LaCrissha Walton keep warm at the game Left: Jason Novak and Brian Vosler - best buddies. 7 f DIPfLl’ 19186 CILaXSS PLAT Top Left: Dawn and Laura help Roger to be humble. Top Middle: ’Bless the Lord sings Marissa. THE COMPANY Heidi Anderson Johni Creighton Shannon Elmquist Brian Erickson Tina Erickson Carla Fjerstad Larissa Grihin-Sponsler David Hult Dawn Jakubowski Kathy Jurichko Roger Karlson Marissa Karlson Michael Kohout Jennifer Manlhey Laura Meyers Suzi Moses Mari Patch Tony Rossi Candi Skavnak Jill Westphal Above: Jesus (Brian) leads his people in a chant...the lamp. lamp. lamp. a iL'Dir cir time a nid ienieie'cy. God spell is a light and lively version of the gospel according to St. Matthew. Edison's production was staged in a circus tent, complete with ladders, rings and even a calliope. Memorable songs include the famous •Day by Day . ‘All Gods Gifts'.'On the Willows and many more. ft takes a good eight weeks to produce a full-length musical • building sets, sewing fitting costumes, learning lines and staging the play. But on opening night, when that curtain goes up. all cast and crew members will readily admit - • It was WORTH IT! � ■ ■ f ■ Above: O.K. Roger. David, Michael. Tony and Brian save your energy for when the curtain goes up. Above: Jill made it through opening night. Top: Roger tells a parable. Above: Heidi Anderson dazzles the audience with her solo performance of Turn back 'O man . ibut hit yva s woiKinn mr HO HECOA4IING WIIIL ID TIMES! Top Left: On Tuesday, the third hour choir dresses up on pajama day Top Right: Referee Mark Vandermyde to the rescue as John Bliskowski strangles Jay Vandermyde at the variety show Above: Jill, Sue. Lynnette, Denae, Tina. Cheryl, Jill Jenny dress up for toga day Middle Right: Ms. Andrescik Mr.Roff alias Ginger Rodgers Fred Astaire Bottom Right: Ginny singing The Rose’ at the variety show. Good job! 4 l Above: John Hupp. Steve Burns. Travis Saros, Bill Ballot, and Troy Longie chow down on Whoppers at the pep test as the sophomore defense defeats the offense. Top Left: Kristen Corbett Kathy Browne look comfortable on pajama day. Top Right: Marching to the tune of Edison's Blue Gold . Middle Left: Dana Jennrich, Jessica Jordan, Kathy Browne, and Dawn Holloway, members of the soccer team, pass an orange at the pep fest. Above: Homecoming King and Queen Jason Novak and Tracy Petersen in a moment of glory. ll 31 T in IE lENID cr a SIPIIICIIir IF IIILIL IE ID WIE IE IP. Top Left: Nina and Kelly getting into the game. Top Right: ‘Is Mr. Simondet in his second childhood?’ asks Mr. Sager. Above Left: Why do you have your arm around me? cries Hooda to Richard. Above Middle: 'School keeps me too busy,’ says Malinda Miwa. Above Right: David and Becky enjoying lunch in their PJs. 45 IH'D VVIEC'DAUN'G SHOWTIME 4€) Top Left: Direct from Las Vegas, Fargo and points in between, the “Blue Gold Dancers' strut their stuff. A. Maillet, S. Boutsioukos, J. Simondet, E. Duzbay, C. Crudup, F. Dudley and B. Goodman were part of the sparkling staff song and dance line. Top Right: Jason Ganley, Steve Lee, Steve Kenerson, Jack Keiser rockin' the night away. Middle Left: The Scott, Darin, Dan, Rob.and Molly Drum Line 'the heart of the Tommie Beat. Middle Right: David, Kenny, Rob and J.P. were among the competitors in the Blue Gold Contest during the pep fest. Right: Rob Miller and Dan Fowlds as Sid Martin and the Razorblades Top Left: Paul Kusmierz and Jeff Decowski get down! Above: Erik Lindemeyer, Kevin Helvey. James Schaffer and Jacob Holmquist do what freshmen do best...arrive on time, hang out in the halls, and go home at 10:30. 47 . . .AND WE DANCED THE NICHE AWAy. The Welcome Dance was the first dance of the 1986-87 school year. It took place on September 26th and was sponsored by the Edison Pom-Toms. Entertainment was provided by the KDWB Total Entertainment Sound and Light Show. Many prizes were given out and consisted of T-shirts, records and posters. New members of the danceline were announced and introduced to the crowd. WELCOME DANCE Top Left: Jill Beeksma and Tina Erickson had a swinging time. Top Right: Lynette Bartz leads a train of Tommies in the bunny hop. Left: Charlene Roos, Where did everybody go? Above: Chee Lee and Tony Sisavat enjoy the company of friends. Bobbie Jo and Chris are wed by Marryin’ Sam, Kevin Erickson. Top Right: Daisy Mae and Lil'Abner winners were Jason Holscher and Tina Erickson. Middle Left: Are Kelly and Dawn chasing their guys or each other? Middle Right: Were you talking to us?'. ask Tracy and Beaver . 2Q Right: Joan and Jeff -what a cute couple! Chris and Dawn play Lil' Abner, Daisy Mae Running around, games to play, Tried to catch him when he ran past. Finally got him,Whew! He ran fast. Dancin’, Singin . havin’ fun. Partying with everyone. Dinner, Corsages, dressin’ up what a balll But in the end it was worth it all. We got married, arrested, took our pictures and more. Then we all danced, out on the dance floor! Had a great time, we'll never forget Sadie ’86 , it was the best. Pete and Brenda....Watch those hands. Pete! Top Left: Oh Kari, what pretty eyes you have. Says Scott Kennedy. Top Right: T.J. and Angie - gettin’ a little closer. Center: Angel and Chris - Breaking? Above Top: Mr. Steve Marchuk cripples Principal Jerry Simondet's leg. Cute couple Above: Josie -n- Kevin. Is this a new dance? 4 s-a-Boo at Sadie. n Top Left: Lucy Yang and Khai Lo enjoyed the music and dancing. Top Right: Hong Ho looked in top form for the dance. Middle Left: Mohammed helped with decorations and was the photographer. Above: Mary Ostrander casts a four hand spell over Chue Hang. Bottom Right: Soun You, Bona Phan and Paul Lee attended the Halloween event. HALLOWEEN DANCE GOBLINS, GHOSTS AND IP UN IK IE IRS The 1986 Student Intercultural Club Halloween Dance and Social was an outstanding success. Well over 150 Edison students were in attendance. It was a delightful evening with many showing up for the occaision in costume. During the academic year our club will have other social events such as our annual roller skating party and end of the year picnic. We have fun, but are academic acheivement is most important. Every year all money we earn goes to graduating seniors who are members of the club. They must have a 3.0 or better grade point average and have been In service to the club and Edison. Top Left: Xou Yang went punk. Top Right: Kim Young decorated the student lunchroom. Middle Left: Tech Ung is a high stepper at the dance. Bottom Left: Han Ho with a friend from Southwest. Bottom Right: Students enjoyed recorded music at the Holloween dance. 23 MISTLETOE DANCE Plenty of Mistletoe was hung around the old boys gym on Friday December 12, 1986. The Edison Flagline sponsored the dance. The music was played by V.J. the D.J.“ from First Avenue Bar. The dance was held from 8-11 pm. Top Right: Tiffanie Kopecky and Kevin Miles make their Christmas wishes known to Santa, Mr. Clipperton, a band parent turned jolly ol Saint Nick. Bottom Right: Heather Kelm and Tracy Beaulieu dressed up for the evening Bottom Left: Tiffanie Kopecky, Kim Dalros, Avia Silas, and Gaysha Wilkinson, move to the beat of the M. 4 music by V.J. the D.J. Top Left: Blandon Granger and Kelly Benzinger dancing close and looking for the mistletoe. Above: Amy Garski and Bob Darlymple discussing the possibility of asking Santa for corrective shoes. Bottom Middle: Erin Quimby demonstrates how the 10th graders move. Left: Chad Varian does his thing . Top Left: Dave Drabczak and Jenny Warren. Top Right: Jeff Peterson, Joan Ericksen, Mark Vandermyde, Tammy Smith, King Jason Holscher, Queen Tina Erickson, Jill Beeksma, Steve Lee, Kari Beckstrom, Xou Yang. Bottom Left: Jenny Larson, Brian Vosler. Bottom Middle: Julie Kobow, Jim Simon. Bottom Right: Dang Yang with friend. If) Top Left: King Jason and Queen Tina Top Right: Joan Erickson, Jeff Peterson, Danae Trombley. Paul Kuismierz, Jessica Steele. John Hupp. Bottom Right: Penny Peterson and Pat DeVito. Bottom Right: Colleen Ripley, Dale Stinar. Jenny Grady. Chris Jenson, Dave Morgan. 11 The 1987 Sno-Daze week broke tradition by being held in March instead of the usual month of January. With work being done on the auditorium, the variety show wouldn’t be held until almost two months later. It will always be remembered as the snowless Sno-Daze. Regardless of what month, Sno-Daze would have virtually been a snowless one because the 86-87 winter was practically tropical, for Minnesota, with very little snow cover. In spite of the changes, Sno-Daze went on as it traditionally has at Edison High School. The week consisted of opposite sex day, day of darkness, twin day. summer day. and blue gold day. On Wednesday. Dan Fowlds won the snowball eating contest (the Hostess variety). The week ended with the variety show and coronation as Dave Preese and Andrea Kozlak were crowned king and queen. Later that evening we had the traditional Sno-Daze carnival and dance featuring Edison alumni, the band, the Hip-Tones. Ilf'S 1II IK IE HEAVEN Top: Andrea Kozlak is crowned by last years king. San Thouk. Top Right: Queen Andrea and King Dave. Above: Ginny Thoraldson sings Evergreen. Middle Left: Dan Fowlds Randy jams on the electric guitar as Rob Miller sings Paranoid. by Black Sabbath. Middle Right: Ted Ferraro proves his talent. Bottom Right: Crystal Butzler shows us her Flagline moves. Bottom Middle: The Edison Express entertains the crowd with Who Put the Bomp. 2$ SNO-IDAZIE § Top Right: Last year's queen, Marissa Karlson. crowns Dave. Middle Left: Edison's Beastie Boys . Jason Holscher and J.P. Pomerenke tell the nerds , Troy Longie and Steve Burns, that they have to fight for their right to oarrrrrrtv! Middle Right: Valerie Reilly. Angie Runnels. Monica Sanders, and Robyn Wilson do their cool, crucial, and awesome moves. Left: Jack Keiser watches his Country Boys. Jay Vandermyde and Jim Smahel. get creamed by Destruction Incorporated’s John Nellermoe and John Bliskowski as Mark Vandermyde refereed. From Left To Right: Brian Vosler. Jill Westphal. John Pomerenke, Tammy Smith. Queen Andrea Kozlak, King Dave Preese. Sue O'Reilly. John Sparrow, Kher Yang, Israel Akinsanya. Above: Jill Westphal does her imitation of Cousin It on summer day. Right: Jean Rotondo and Beth Weiler wore the ever popular U of M sweatshirts on twin day. Top Left: Becky Held pulls out her hat and tie for opposite sex day. Top Middle: Angie Vega and Lynn Paradise show their twinTommie spirit. Top Right: Mark wears a moustache to twin up with Dave. Middle Left: Pat DeVito gives a lesson at the Sno-Daze hockey booth. Middle Right: Mike Munson and Brenda Albrecht dance to the music of the Hip Tones. Right: Mr. Roff gives a biology lesson to Jim and Julie on how to determine the sex of a turtle. 10 IITIH OUT Top Left: The cheerleaders ran the snow-cone and pop booth at the Sno-Daze carnival. Top Right: Nellermoe and Keiser make it cool on summer day. Middle Left: Jerry Cox. Eddie Richardson, and Dino Rielly do their own beatbox and rap at the Variety Show. Middle Center: Sno-Daze princess, Kher Yang, shows her friends how to really dance. Middle Right: The sophmore girls get into the music. Far Left: Renee and Gigi dress alike on twin day. Left: Jim Smahel tries to be cool on summer day. Bottom: Dr. Terrell and Julie Weyrauch show us their summer look. 3N C UI WIITIH ir in ie C ED... The 1986-87 school year saw a dramatic change in the Edison hallways. The colors gradually changed from a puke green to a beautiful blue and gold, our school colors. The lockers wore being replaced! The old green lockers have watched generations of Tommies walk by and nest behind their doors. They have been there before the beginning of time. But now, after years of being kicked, punched, graffittied. spit on, and set fire to. the lockers were slowly being replaced by younger, stronger, more sturdy ones that you could no longer set your books on top of. but hey. you can't have everything. The students immediately moved into these colorful lockers with an easy transition. Some people found themselves among new neighbors and others were stuck with the same ones as before. If you ask, most students would probably prefer the new lockers to the old. They brighten the hallways and make learning a much more enjoyable experience. IN w iir in ir in ie NIEWI! By looking at the graffitti on the locker door you can tell my innermost feelings. It's totally me. The swamp, the old green lockers. It’s an unorganized mess that totally reflects my personality. My locker is the epidemy of greatness. It's clean and boring. I rush to my locker after every class to see the half naked men hanging on the door. I miss the old spit locker. TliIE SiryiLES WE WO IRE IN 8 . . . Right: Tina, Ted. and Amy in comfortable senior wear. Below: Sunglasses have been popular all year long with Heather and Nina. Below Right: Trina White and LaCrissha Waltons preferred the jacket look. Top Left: Bobbie Jo Ballanger wore the ever popular jean jacket. Top Middle: Pat and Jean exhibit the casual look. Top Right: Jorgi and Colleen, But I thought this was a one of a kind sweater! Middle Left: Jason and Kenny, jackets year-round. Middle: Jean Bell, boots and jeans, were popular stand-bys. Middle Right: Patty. Ms. Dudley. Connie and Chris stroll in the sweat suit look. Bottom Left: Karen. Maya. Ann, Ted and J.P. show off their senior style. s S CAUeiHY IN YIHIE A C Y! Top Left: Kelly, do you prefer older men? Top Right: Another exciting Econ lecture. Middle Left: Tim and Jim. test partners . Middle Right: Heavy band practice; Darcy and Mike? Above Left: Nabbed by the candy lady! Above Right: Stephanie is totally absorbed in her book. 36 Above: Tim's beina a nauahtv hnv Middle Left: An apple a day doesn’t keep Scott away. Middle Center: S.M. phone home. Middle Right: Spanish class is just too much for Jeannie Far Left: Rich and Andy give a Freshmen orientation ? Left: David shows off the latest fashion. Above: Peter Zenk attempting a'Rossi look-alike.' 31 ©3piiasig3$@fim s ©©® s©$© ff©©®ffdl sa3©s @si©©a y %s .Xa, II always remember.. 40 Tyrone Barden - '...the practical jokes that Blake and I performed on Reggie to keep our sanity. Lynette Bartz - ...blue bag sour. Sadie ’84. George. Canadian bacon, wedding dress, elephant rock, coat hangers and Prom ’86. snipes at C.P., tranny night putin it in 3rd. danceline special friends.' Janice Basswood - Israel Akinsanya - ...the nice Edison parties I went to. the Edison soccer team, Kari McNamara, and all the nice people in the senior class. Anna Anderson - Heidi Anderson - Maya Anderson - ...our gang. Beck's House. Rocky Horror. TRF-85. the Violent Femmes. Fast Flutes. Eastside. gymnastics. Rainbow's carls. Bev, 3451 Tyler. Canadian Head-bangers, Daytonna, Pork. Dawn Atchison - ...Robin, 'Jilly' and Duffy, very special friends. Thank you to Mrs. Busse, Mrs. Rowell and Mrs. Pomeroy. Karima Bacha - ...when I came to Edison High school. I didn't know where to go. I couldn't speak good english but now I can. I will never forget this school and will miss it very much. Karl Beckstrom - ...AT T and his harem. S.K. will you cheer in '87'? Homecoming '86, and cheerleading. Thanks Mom and Dad. S.K. I Love You I Jill Beeksma - ...cheering, the squad, football, state wrestling '86. The Boyfriend , Jill. New Year's ’86. 11th grade parties, green kool-aide. last day of school, fighting w M, dances and Troy. Jill Bender - Richard Benza • “...my good friends, the enormous smile on the faces. Geno. The Great Greek’. The dances, parties, cheerleaders and danceline.’ Karl Bjorklund - “...coming to school and seeing all my friends and going to football games, dances and parties. Jody Blahoskl - John Bllskowski - “...playing on the hockey team, motor heading in auto and all the great times with my friends J.S., J.W.. Ed and even Joe T.“ Amy Bloomer - Mark Blumhoefer - Betsy Burkland - “...danceline. Zantigo’s and donuts. My trusty ‘Boopmobile’. manic Mondays, riding on the storms. The Motels, Hoodoo Gurus. Wallets. 'Burbs. Us ’Ganger’s’. Lisa and Missy: thanks for trying to understand me.” Cindy Cadwell - “...I'll always rember the parties, the school dances and Mr. O'Keefe being my adopted dad.“ Jessica Capouch - Rhonda Borom - “...those who helped me and the things that I have successfully completed. Toya Brady - “...my friends and boyfriends, the teachers, and the lunches. I also took some good classes.- Rachel Browning - 41 Mary Dooner -Deanna Dupay-Lang Chav - Peto Chang - Angela Chester - David Clark - ...Mae walking around telling us to go to class. Bob Dalrymple- Chrlstopher Davis • ...the girls with the tight pants. Anita and Nicole. Scott Dentz - ...the freak door and that tasty cigarette after class. Pat DeVito - ...the fabulous hockey bus. the 'swamp'. Watching Eric and Heidi fight, and most of all being with Penny Peterson. Blake Dooner - ...fighting with Rita, getting trampled by Pom-Toms, being electrocuted by the old Lightboard. the whole stage crew and Reggie. DeAnn Dooner- ...being in 11th grade, the summer of '85 and 86’ (thanks Jess). Mr. O’s fourth hour, and Katie's laugh. Philip Ekman - ...Mr. Wenzel's English class French. Friday night hockey, lunch at McDonalds, R.M.M.'s, H.P.. S.O.. Red's. Summer of '86 (Sweden). Dayton’s. John Ellason - Joan Erlcksen - ...danceline-State. 86'-87 Final assembly 85'-86'-87'l Long hours of work on the Record, the spectacular Edison Football, Baseball and Hockey games. Falling in love- for real. Jeff. 44 Scott Erickson - ...being in the marching band. Meeting lots of good people, and becoming good friends with them. Tina Erickson - ...pleasant memories of Jason Dean Holscher, great times with my friends, the musicals, cheerleading for all sports and Sadie Hawkins. Shawn Ferguson - ...going to depressing North, the hockey team and Willie Plett. Delphine Fjerestad- ...the first day of the 1986-87 school year, and how scared I was. The friendliness of the students really made the difference. Carla Fjerstad- ...being in choir, the Express, the musicals and the tours. But. most of all, I'll never forget LIPS (M.D.K.)I Jason Ganley - ...all the nights by the river with my friends Bud. Moosehead and Mich. Jay Bird at the D.Q. and the 20 day streak with Beave, 'Breaking The Law’.’ Michael Gervais - ...being a freshman. Mr. Wenzel, and late night studying. I'll never forget my senior year or D.J.K. Carrie Giebner- ...the teachers that cared enough to talk to you and help with any problems. Chue Hang • ...my freshman year! What fun I had and I'm sure am going to miss Edison. Kim Jagger- M. Shahram Jahangiri - ’...my feelings about the strangers that are called 'Americans’, and how they became my best friends, when I return to my home. Becky Jahnke - ...some of my fondest memories are band trips, bus rides, East-side parades, shopping carts, my kitchen table, late night road trips and WARM waterbeds. Jill Herlofsky - Amy Hesselgrave - ...the great times I had in accompanying the choir in concerts and on tour, it was great! Brenda Hoang - Yer Hang - ...that Edison is a good school. I will remember that Mr. Knapek is a good teacher and a very helpful person. Also all the teachers in E.S.L. are very helpful. Sheryl Hanson - ...flagline, the hotel with Lisa. Crystal and Sherrie. Parties with M.S. and the fun dances (before, during and after). New Year's '87 . Chrlstene Haugen - ...Sadie Hawkins '86. Going to all the wrestling matches and watching Tom win. Richard Holden - ...the band trips, especially beating Monticello. But mostly the parties and the people. Jason Holscher - ...playing football, coach Ferrara, and the gang'. But most of all, I'll remember Tina Erickson (I love you!). Karen Ignatowlcz - ...danceline, parties, the 'careless whisper , fighting with P.D. Homecoming '85. Sno-Daze '85. Skywood Inn. Surf Pinks. Wonder Twin Power's. The Windmill and most of all my friends! 4 Steven Kenerson - '...all my friends. Windom Park. spud, my two weeks off of hockey, and all the parties that I didn't get caught at.’ Sowath Keo - “...I'll sure miss the flagline and the cheerleaders who would cheer for us whether we win or lose a game.’ Veasna Keo - “...the time I have shared with my friends and teachers. I have learned many things during my school years in Edison.' Brenda James - “...the fun I had in Mr. O’s art class'. Thomas Johnson- ...the wild pep fests before the football games and the parties afterward. Good luck to the underclassmen.' Stephanie Jones - “...playing softball the most, but I must admit that running from hall guards, skipping class and manipulating teachers was fun also.' Edward Jordan - Abraham Kahsay - “...the football games and the cheerleaders. The pep fests and dances, the danceline, the lunchroom and the school bus rides.' Jack Kelser - ...the really good friends that I made, the parties, and not having to go to North my senior year.' Kumar Kesavalu - “...the day my S.S. teacher had to wake me up in his class.' Pha Khon - Craig Kittelson - '... Bammer. Bug. so called study hall, feet, 9th grade gym. T.R. don't worry it won't hurt.’ 1 Andrea Kozlak • .. danceline. K.H.. homecoming '85, shower caps. parties.B.D., go carts. Prom '86. sailing, shopping carts. Burger King cup. coat hangers. Kari's 360. dancing on chairs, poverty, and the close friends I've made. Tracy Krause - .. the happiness shared with friends. The joy of finally turning 18. The PARTIES!!! and Greg. Bao Kue - .. .all the teachers who made it possible for me to achieve my goal in high school and giving a chance to compete with the changing world. Joselle Koenen - ... September 20.1985, Kevin James. Ozzy, Angie and Jennifer because they all made my life complete. Peter Korzenowski - ...McDonald's in Kramer's room. Roger Anderson's sweaty pits. Ed's flaming truck, the last day at North. Fred's government class. Ketmanl Kouanchao - ... my friends and my teachers who made it possible for me to come to Darcy Kuha - .. .my buddy Reg , hiding convicts. M.G., attending practice consistently, loving pain, K-Mart models. Skisabella, Y. C., Becky-the corner stone. Sharaunta Laird - .. .Edison's pleasant atmosphere in the 4 years I've been here. It's been worthwhile, fun. and enjoyable. Michael LaMont - Lisa LaMotte - . .being an obnoxious 'ganger with Bessabie and Missabie. Fieidtrips in the Boop-mobile. cccc. Vern, the dicknose, and of course TACO BREATH!! Mark Larson - Dawn Lasserre - ... the teachers and principles and especially Mae. leaving school early and trying to cram a tri’s worth of work into the last two weeks. Blong Lee Chee Lee - .. the time I spent studying with all my nice teachers. They have helped me with the first step to prepare for the next one and I’m very pleased to remember them as my memory of Edison. - Ger Lee - .. the time I spent studying with all my teachers. I enjoyed studying with them very much. They taught me a lot of things and I will never forget them in my future. Steve Lee - . .the good times, good friends, and all the ’extra curricular' activities. Thanks to all my friends and teachers for making it great! Vang Lee - .. .all of my teachers and fellow students at Edison. Troy Lenzen - .. .the last day at North. French class, senior executive board. Friday night hockey, lunch at McDonalds, and Kramer's Chemistry class. r LI Qi (Ellen Lee) - .. .the friendly teachers and counselors. I got help for my lessons from them. Stacie Lindemyer - Melissa Lltzenberger - .. .My first day of high school, performing for the Pep tests with my best friend Chris Haugen and making the 1986-87 Cheerleading squad. Panhia Lo -Jim Locke - .. .the good looking girls, the hard working teachers, and the best friends I ever had. Shannon Lorence- Jennifer Manthey - . .danceline clinics. 3rd hour choir with Rita, the musical Godspell. the Freak doors, and the variety shows. Noel Martin - . .the pep-fests. and blue and gold days and others Randi McCormick - .. .the fun times cheering -my great friends - the parlies, the day Tam made cheering, and there after. Robert A. Miller ’. .. the DRUMLINE. Golden Ruster, Tracks, Parades. Street Practice. Marchuck. Cracked Cymbal. Danboy's 7000 watt home stereo system. 40 degrees below classrooms. BIG guy Reggie and last but not least. Rita. Suzi Moses - .. .the Drew Crue. PARTIES, the gang, crisco. Lubnerfisks. Rita, musicals. St. Paul. Shalam. Riverplace. Wow. close friends. Geno. whippin' fro!!’ Teng Moua- ...the education I have received at Edison. That education will help determine my future plans. Donna Luxem Ted Lynch - .. .the Trestle, Bluffs. Grain Belt, the list could go on. Burger King, Room 331. parents vacations, I am outta here!!!!!’ Missy Mach - ’.. .Scrappy (Luv ya). Jodi the Beek. St. Anthony Parkway, the Boop-moblie. Zantigo's after 3rd hour. Vern. c.c.c.c., the dick nose, and being a GANGER! Thanks B.B. L.L. you made it bearable! Tom McGovern - .. .being a part of the swim team and going to see my pal Mr. Marchuck. Kari McNamara - .. .Homecoming '85. parties, dancing on chairs. 360's, the VH concert, the Wizard, our Sundays. Paula’s basement, friendly firemen, and a parking lot full of mud. Marc Milburn - . .senior year with Jenny, car parties with Kevin Snap (the green beast!), Clark’s submarines, and Sept. 6th 1986. It was great!!!!! John Mundschenk - ...Geno's classsroom, places to party, wrestling with Tony, Animalhouse. Circus, and the Mustang. Competing with Andy. Cleveland - 36th and N.H. Vlcheth Muor- ...the first day I came to Edison High School. I was nervous, I didn't know where my classes were. Thomas Murray - ...Sadie Hawkins dance • 1986, wrestling and Chris Haugen. 50 John Nellermoe - ...the learning experiences I've had athletically and academically. But most of all the state wrestling tournament. Eric Nelson - Leslie Nelson • ...the volleyball team. band, the parades, pop choir, the shows, the tours. Mr. Wenzel. New Year's Eve. pop choir Christmas parties. Mr. Gary Hanson, all the late nights with the yearbook, and all my friends. Ronette Nelson - Joseph Nielsen - ...the toilet. ’86 ski banquet, trip to Rochester, night . before. B.J.'s house, band trips. R.R.'sgrad party, life with Mats 8. Mony Nong - ...the first day in senior high at Edison. I was nervous and afraid because that day was a new day for me in the United States schools. However, the teachers and staff at Edison had taught me a lot of interesting things about education. Thanks to all of the Edison staff. Jill Norman - ...the friends I made here. 'Friends are friends forever if the Lord is the Lord of them’. Jason Novak - ...all the new people I've met. especially my best buds Kenny. Beav. and Dave. Cold parties, and to all the new jocks and freaks moving up in life. I know you'll miss me but I'm outta here..Thanks Edison. Sue O'Reilly - “...cheering, the squads. New Year's '86. football games, 1985 Senior party, green kool-aid. dances, parties, my friends. Virak Or - ...when I was locked in the bathroom, because of the Janitors hearing problems. Soneth Ourn - ...Edison as a fun and educational place that prepared me to compete in the world. Mark Paradise - ...all the teachers, all the nice looking girls, my best class autobody. I will leave my memories with Angie Vega. Julie Ojile • “...the band trips, shopping carts, B.J.'s bathroom and parties. Sadies 10th gr., 'black eye', Sophie's, Mr. Laine’s loon, '86 tennis team, laughing at A.R.'s Grandparents' house, and 'The Breakfast Club'. Natalie Olsen • ..marching band trips; Cheyenne, Canada , graphics. Eng., choir, gov't, cos., speech,chem.. Wenzel, homeroom. 'The Record', A.M. announcements, all of my friends. Daravuth On - ...I'll never forget 'Edison' and I hope you'll remember me forever. Tracy Petersen - ...cheering, danceline. 'Living After Midnight'. Parties, The Funnel, 'our Sundays, doing Dio. cabin trips, Florida, Cind and Kel. My best bud, and K.Z. Thanks Edison. Jeffrey Peterson - ...all the football games and practices, baseball season. Mrs. Thompson. 9th, 10th. and 11th grade English classes. Most of all Joan. 5H Mari Patch - ...Becky's house, band trips, Express tour '86, Godspell, B. P.'s. Wenzel, the rock, Arby's, B K, Sun Country. M.A., J.O., B.J., A.R., C.E., C. F., R.A., R.I., late night swimming at S.L. Mark Peterson - ... I graduated! Gemma Pillai - John Pomerenke - ...the Welcome dance, the gang. Boot Hockey, Smith Wesson.Dec.l5. M.M.. Stadium not included. We're all under achievers' .....Thanks. David Preese Jody Price -Kelly Reich - Kelly Reid - ...trip to France, my own apartment. College guys. Suzi, Shahram, Connie-Thanx for everything! Wretch, puke, vomit-party, party, party!' Nang Reth - '...The first day when I came to this school. I felt very nervous about it because I did not know anything about school in this Country.' Norng Reth - ...I would like to thank M. Doyle, who is the French teacher that helped me to get involved with the school activities and in the Schools club's. Aurevoir M. Doyle! TonAeleAve AndrAe (Norng Reth)' Jodi Rogers - ... Skav Haters, Chickenman. Rocky's. Hotman, Don't Run Wild, T. Ping, puff, great friends, the Beek. goals, parties, and more parties! THANX.' David Rondo - Ann Roepke- ...Becky’s house, shopping carts. Timmy's funeral, B J's, my black eye, Eastside parades, and Band Trips.' Jackie Rosenkranz -Catherine Roy-Dorls Sarbo - James Saros - ... Fridays. Halloween at Fred's, hanging out. skipping class with the guys, and of course my baby. Gina. Jim Sather - ... going to North my freshman year, beating Richfield and Henry in the playoffs in my sophomore year. Robin Scandrette - ... my good friends Dawn. Duffy, and Jill. Soccer practices. Mrs. Busse, child care class, and H.E.A.R.T convention. Anita Skoglund • .. .Todd, Nicole. Lisa. Betsy, Missy. Chris. Pap and the best four years of my life!! James Smahel - .. .Homecoming, captains practice, long practices, chutes, twin dty indoor T.P.ing, foreign exchange students, blowhorn, Plymouth bridge. Bisbecos. Sophie 'Fea friends.'graduation ! Tammy Smith “.. .cheerleading, the fights on Monday meetings. Jeep Q. the parties, and all the friends I've made. Kim Schieffer - Katie Schleif - ... DeAnn Dooner and I always walking to the parties together. John Sederstrom - Christine Senko - ... the fun times I had and the great friends I've made. The marching band, the trips we took and the new experiences we shared. Todd Setterstrom - Seek truth, to find meaning; find meaning, found reality. Jenny Sisavat • ... all the friends I’ve met and shared the second lunch together, making the best of my senior year, losing the friends who trusted in me. Joseph Sparrow - “...goodbye Edison, hello world, here I come!” Potheavy Sroy - “...my senior year is my favorite memory of Edison, especially th friendly support from my friends, teachers, and counselors. Jessica Steele • . .1 was only at Edison for one year, thanks for a 'great' senior year Seniors, and all the parties! Denise Soderquist - . .the friends that I made through out the years, the nice teachers, especially Rita Andrescik--she cared for everyone. Scott Solz - .. .our awesome Golf Team? Geno's stories. Roger Anderson for boring me and not learning anything. John Sparrow - ...Stacie, football, parties, and going to the hockey games’ Lisa Swanson - .. .the fun times I had at the child care convention, and I'll always remember T.U.!! Timothy Swanson - .. .the long! hot!! thirsty!!! football practices and of course the line drill and two-a-days. Kim Try Tea - .. .my teachers and my friends who helped each other during the school year and my school that made my studies happy. I love Edison and will miss it. Amy Stegora - .. .the swim team, softball. Jill W. and my hazzard lights, making it through long (2 mile) practices, last days of the tri. and good times with all my friends. Blssoondal Sukhu - .. .all my ESL teachers, friends and my counselor who was always there for me. I'll miss all of you. Monte Swann - . Bob Marley's at lunch. 54 Jerry Tyrpa - Khongmy Teso - . .that all teachers and counselors are very nice and friendly. Edison has given all students the best opportunities.' Kong Thao - . .Edison, the nice teachers I have and the friends I made. Edison, Good Luck! Vang Thao - . .all my best teachers who taught me and I learned from them. I will always remember that when I was in Edison High School, all the teachers were excellent teachers that I have never seen before. Love, your student. Tech Huy Ung - when I was a 10th grader at-Edison. When I won the 1st place on the math team. I would like to thank all the staff of Edison! Pok Van - ...when I played volleyball with my team. We had fun and out team won. Debbie Torgerson - .. .Cheerteading, Danceline, parties, cabin trips. The Funnel. New Years Eve 84 . Nick and Danny in Florida. My best times with my best friend Tracy. The class of •87. Meng Trann - .. .all the nice teachers and my good friends, especially 1987, because it is my last year. I’ll miss them all. Denae Trombley - ...danceline. Sno-daze 84 85. 7-11 sour. Heebee Geebees at C.P., Skywood Inn, Dra's chairs. Prom 86. the mice, my white monte, my friends, and special times with D.P. 55 Cheri Tholkes -Andrew Thoraldson - Heng Toeung - .. .is when I fell down on the floor, it hurt me for two days, because one of the students pushed me. I will remember it the rest of my life. Mark Vandermyde- ...lot's of fun, mat bums, sweat, blood, mud. a loud bang and then darkness - it all happened so fast. Chla Vang - ...the help which I've received from the teachers and my friends. Mai Vang - 56 Shoua Vang - ...all my teachers except one. and all of my friends that I have met at Edison. I'll also remember the old corner of 22nd and Monroe. See Ya! Va Vang - ...all of my teachers, friends and school officials. Also, the fun I used to have at Edison and the parties that were planned. But most of all. I will remember the picnics that all of the E.S.L. kids had. Houa Vue - ...most, that I have learned to study, read and write in English at Edison. I enjoy being a student here and love the courses and teachers that the school has. I will never forget graduating from Edison. Kia Vue • ...the teachers and students. The students were always nice to me. The lunchroom and the friends I sat with. The homework the teachers gave. Mai Houa Vue - Chue Vang Vue - ...the knowledge I have learned at Edison. I will remember this all of my life. Xao Vue - ...the teachers, wonderful dancers, cheerleaders, the lunchroom, the special classes that are very good, that other schools do not have. The wonderful friendships, and the laughter that I shared with my friends at Edison. Lisa Waisanen - Clifford Walker - Troy Walker- Tracey Walton - ‘...how I died over and over again because I thought I failed Ms. Bisbecos' English class. Debra Watkins - ...hot babes, fast cars. (Dave). The Beave's bod! Parties, hot men at the U., wild nights. Michelob -Sadies - Jodi. Dan Waters - Gosia Wegrzyn - ...my first day at Edison, and all the people that helped me get through. Also I'll remember my senior year; full of home work, friends and fun. Scott Weidt - ...Mr Hull's awesome scores on par 3's and the great class of '87. Gregory Weizenegger - Julie Westcott - ...cheerleading. state wrestling, hotel, party ’85’, football games. Monday meeting brawls, the fun I’ve had. and the friends I've made. Jill Westphal - ‘..swimming, parties; Jill, Sue. Tina. Carla, green ’kool-aide’, New Year's '86. Israel. Godspell. C-C Skiing, Arizona. 57 Joy Wiles - ‘...the fun band trips, dances. S.E., L.W., B.J., C.H., M.L., D.S.. and Cos. class. My counselor. Mr. Kanwischer. Susan Wirtz - ...almost failing Mrs. Bisbecos's English class first trimester, and my last year at Edison. la Xiong - Leng Xiong - ...the A.C.T. test was very hard. I did not know the answers, so I just took good guesses on the test. Bee Yang - ...all my friends and the teachers for the rest of my life. I like school, and I think it's very important in life. I enjoyed being with my soccer team the last two years, more than I thought. Thank You. Blia Yang - 5S Cher Yang - ...when KARE came and interviewed me for the outstanding students of 1985 at Edison. Kao Yang - Kher Yang - ...my Philosophy in life is giving everything my best shot and never quiting. Thanks to my teachers and friends who helped me. Mee Yang - “...my best friends, teachers . the school and the foods that we ate at lunch. They tasted good and I liked them. Mee Yang - ...Edison is a good school for me and I liked all the teachers. I have learned a lot from them. Seng Yang - ... Mrs. Benson gave too much work, she doesn't allow gum in class. I enjoyed Mr. Schweppe and Mrs. Budd singing the Edison song. True Yang - ... all my teachers and some of the students at Edison, the Tommy, when the teachers give homework for the class and discuss it. Xou Yang - ... Edison High was great and it helped me to go even higher into the Air Force. Yer Yang - Yia Yang - John Zajac - ...playing hockey, football games, pep tests, painting the school rock and 'Scary Gary's' class. Sonja Zelinski - 1 ] .JJSFfa£L‘ — ■ s® Tjsjxn, ''HZ- Z ;: ugr- zjra: mu’. i qjtv 3-S M' rviw) 3 Karl Beckstrom I plan to attend Southwest State University in Marshall. Minnesota. I want to major in Elementary Education. My fondest memories were being in the summer marching band and my senior year. My parents and teachers have had the greatest influence on me. I wish to thank them for their guidance, support, and help during my four years at Edison. Jill Beeksma I have many great memories of the time I spent at Edison. I will especially remember all the friends I made here and my two years cheering on the squad. I'd like to thank all my teachers for helping me learn and grow, and my family for always supporting me. Next year I plan on going to Mankato State and majoring in either pre-law or education. Carla Fjerstad My greatest memories of Edison will be the teachers who were interested in me as a person, not just as a person who should get good grades and all the extra-curricular activities, choir pop choir tours, and musicals. After Edison I plan on attending Macalester College in St. Paul where I'll be studying Broadcasting, Journalism, Mass Communications, and some type of theatre. My advice to upcoming seniors is that how much you know or to what capacity you have the ability to learn, doesn't matter unless you apply yourself to each and everything you wish to achieve. Becky Jahnke Though four years have past, it seems like yesterday that we walked down these halls for the first time. My fondest memories over the years were of the Marching Band. Those summers were the greatest! Those days are gone now, but they did teach me a lot of lessons to go out into the real world. This summer I'll be starting school at Horst Education Center for Cosmetology and I have hopes to attend the U of M for psychology. Carrie Glebner Looking back over the past years many memories, both good and bad, come to mind. Cramming for finals, friends, and too much homework are the most prominant. Thanks to the support of many teachers and my parents, they have helped me to grow and expand the abilities that I have. The future has possibilities that I have yet to discover and explore. 6C EDISON TOMMIE i i in lie in ACnClIVCRS Sue O'Reilly The friends I have made and being on the cheerleading squad for two years are my favorite memories of Edison. Next fall. I will attend The College of St. Thomas where I will major in business or journalism. My parents have been the biggest influence in my life. They have encouraged and supported me in whatever I have done. I believe everyone should get involved with school and make the most of their high school years. Veasna Keo While attending Edison, I have had many pleasurable memories such as participating in the math team, the intercultural club, and especially making special friends. I’m planning to go on to post-secondary schooling and major in Accounting. I'd like to thank all the teachers especially Mr. Kocur for all the help he has given me. Darcy Kuha When reflecting upon my four years at Edison, the things that take predominance in my mind are the unforgettable times I had in summer marching band, especially the summer of '85, and my four seasons of cross country skiing. The best thing I received is self-confidence that I'm certain will carry me through life with much success. I will be attending Hamline University and majoring in pre-law and or mathematics. Robin Scandrette My fondest memories of Edison will be of my child care class. It was through my experiences in this class that I decided that I want to be a Kindergarten teacher. Mrs. Busse was a great teacher and the biggest influencer during my years here at Edison. A special thanks for all of her support and encouragement. I am so glad that I was given the opportunity to come to Edison. Before coming here, I didn't even know N.E. Mpls. existed. I will always remember the long soccer practices, the one game we won, and the great friends that I made. Mark Vandermyde I will never forget the warm acceptance I got upon returning to Edison during my junior year. My fondest memories are all the close friendships - old ones that were strengthened and new ones I created toward the end. I must credit Mike Mazyck and all the fine teachers and coaches I've had pushing me. I plan to attend college pursuing music and business, living well and retiring early. 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David Hall, Candace Hang, Soua Hanstad, Lee Harris, Amanda I Harris. Julie Heberer, Todd Hebzynski, Gina Heidinger, Kenneth Holvey, Kevin Hendrickson. Tracy Her, Aanhoua Herlofsky, Derek Herlofsky, Jonas Ho. Hong 9il Hobbs. Colin Hoh, Barbara Holen, Michelle Holmquist, Jacob Hong, Lyfy Horarik. Jeffrey Inks. Marja Inthisone, Konesawanh Irwin. Angela Jackson. Rose Jackson. Stacy Jacobsen, Alicia Jakubowski, Michelle Janssen, Rebecca Jensen, Antonette Johnson. Anthony Johnson. Christina Johnson. Christine Johnson. Shane Jones. Lenora Jordan. Dorothy Jordan, Marion Kaeppe. Jeffrey Kay. Patricia Kelm, Justin Kennedy. Rena Knutson, Shelley Koraenowski, Jamie Krengel. Darin Kriesel, Jesse Laduke. Tanya Lamont. Eileen Larson, Terry Larue. Michelle Lasley, Carrie 92 Lee, Cher Lee, Daniel Lee. Doua Lee, Ka Lee. Tong Lee, Tou Lindblom. Thomas Lindemyer, Erik Lund, Tina Madzey. Annamaria Mast, Chad May. Allison Medlin, Chelsea Meehan, Deanna Meil. Kurt Melek, Christopher Miles, Marion Milliman, Dennis Mok, Reth Moore, Douglas Moore. Scott Moua, Mai Munkhamxang, Nouxoune Munson, Kristin Murray, Joseph 93 My, Kheng Nagle, Joseph Nary, Tea Nelson. Judson O'Keeffe, Bryan Otoole, Bradley Olson. Angela Olson. Carol Oterholt. Denise Papa, Anthony Paulson. Terry Paulson. Todd Persaud. Yugashwar Peters. James Petroske. Lara Pedhayny, Mark Platt. Michelle Pleva, Michael Ploog, Joshua Purtle, Lisa Rice. Dennis Robbins, Rachel Ruggles, Angel Sanders. Romonica Savage. Heidi Scammahorn, Jennifer 94 Schaffer, James Schneider. Rachel Schroeder, John Seymour. Shali Shannon. Dawn Sheaser, Patricia Simon. Angela Siwek, Timothy Skelly, Michael Smart. Patricia Smoter. Sherry Spaulding, Winona St. George, Anthony Staples. Patricia Staskivige, Alexander Stauffacher, Naomi Stefano, Gina Stein. Becky Stieren, Susan Stone. Mary Sullivan, Joey Surratt. Michelle Sweeter. Renata Swierczek, Walter Syal, Reetu Szewczyk, Eva 95 Teslow. Sherlynne Teso. May Thao. Chue Thavongsinh, Mayourinh Thoraldson, Tracy Tibbetts, Adriana Timmskis, Ian Tohey, Joseph Vang, Kao Vang. Khoua Vang.Leng Vang, Pao Vang, Teng Vang, Yai Vanherzelle. Angela Vansiooten, Garr Varian, Chad Vimonkhon, Wanidda Vogt, Robert Vue. Pao Vue, Xee Wahlstrom, Donnotte Wallin, Cheth Wandzel. Jennifer Ward. Shelly Waukazo. Deana Whitfield, Iliya Wichlidal. David Wickander, Joshua Williams, Gary Williams, Nichelle Wilson, April Wilson. Lowell Wolf, Jill Woodbridge, Norleen 96 Xiong. Chee Xiong, Chue Xiong. Mor Xiong, Pao Xiong. Sa Xiong, Thai Xiong, Xai Yahrmatter, Chad Yang, Dang Yang,Jer Yang, Kor Yang, Mai Yang, Nou Yang. Yeng Yang, Yia Zajac, Kristine Zelinski, Shannon Zemke, Julie Zitek, Ann 9 7 last but not least!! 98 9TH GRADE Bergstrom, Nancy Bixler. Sherry Castillo. Ricky Entner, Steven Goral, John Keo, Sokun Norman. James Seelen. Sue Segalstrom, Dia an Seng. Thoa Tousignant, Deette Tousignant. Jacqueline Vanvickle, Wesley Wellington. Rachael Woodbridge. Norleen 10TH GRADE O'Donnell. Elizabeth Silva, Antonio Soth, Nhoeung Vang, Houa Williams, Charles 11TH GRADE Py. Vann Lo. Khai Oum. Phaly Mortenson, Julie Panz, Lynette Changsaly, My Thao Yang, Mai Lee 12TH GRADE Clabo, Pam Harvang, Ole Keo. Veasna 4 9 §7 SENIOR IBAN'Q U ET Below: Senior Class Officers -Vice President Steve Kenerson, President Jill Westphal, Treasurer John Pomerenke, Secretary Carla Fjerstad. Mr. O'Keefe tells an embarrassing story about Denae Trombley, to her surprise. Let’s chowl Mike Lamont teaches Jill and Kari how to fill a plate at the senior banquet. 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The Drumline likes to keep the school spirit alive during Homecoming by painting their faces, keeping the cadences tight during the parade, and partying at the game. The summer marching season is a time to look forward to also. At this time, all the rookies learn to march, while everybody memorizes their music. When they are set, they hit the streets and put the rookies to the test. This year's drumline includes: Molly Lucast, Jean Rotondo, Kathy Browne, Chris Dady, Dan Fowlds, Rob Miller, Scott Kennedy, David Carlson. Kristin Corbett, Pat Hauser, Kenny Heidinger, and Darrin Krengel. Top Right: The EDISON HIGH SCHOOL DRUM LINE 86 87 Bottom Row: Kathy Browne, Jean Rotondo Second Row: Dave Beckstrom. Molly Lucast, Kristen Corbett. Kenny Heidinger. Darrin Krengel Top Row: David Carlson, Rob Miller, Dan Fowlds. Scott Kennedy. Patrick Hauser. Chris Dady Middle: The instruments which make the drumline infamous to all hall walkers. Right: Dan and Jean the Co-Section leaders. Far Right: Kristin. Pat. Molly. Dan, Jean, Chris and Kathy rest on their drums. Bottom: Homecoming brings all the girls tailing the drumline guys. Bottom Right: Dan and Kristin jammin at the game. 101 The Jazz Band meets once a week for rehearsals and practice. It preforms at community functions such as the Pete Guzy Hall of Fame dinner. Lincoln Community Concert, and Jerry Simondet retirement banquet. Top Left: Rachel jams away while Michelle and Scott blow their saxs at a Jazz Band performance. Top: The Jazz Band's horn section. Middle: A downward view at the new bandroom in progress. Middle Right: The famous horn section. Bottom: Soon the scaffolding will be replaced by mobs of bandsters waiting to use the revised facility. Bottom Right: An opposing view. tez Bottom Row: Laura Sather, Molly Lucast. David Beckstrom, Kristin Corbett, David Carlson, Scott Kennedy. Darin Kringal, Dan Fowtds. Rob Miller, Kathy Browne, Chris Dady, Denis Milliman, Rachel Wellington. Missy Ran Second Row: Angel Johnson. Nicole Clark. Bobby Jo Ballenger. Joy Wiles, Chris Senko, Chris Jensen, Leslie Nelson. Kim Burton. Janice Basswood, Susan Stieren, Lynn Eckstrom. Avia Silas. Third Row: Crystal Butzler, Charlene Nhotsavang. Kim Setterstrom, Carrie Lasley, Michelle Cartier. Tracy Nellermoe, Laura Meyers. Scott Erickson, Annette Gerber. Amanda Dockens, Richie Bertholf, Charity Reynolds, Roily Castillo, Eric Lindemeyer, Chuck Nielson, Tania Maxwell. Fourth Row: Sheryl Hanson, Theresa Scheff, Denise Ellingboe. Brenda Blake, Brenda Jacobs, Ricky Castillo, Corey Erickson, Maren Stevens. Kelly Blancher. Top Row: Rich Holden, Tim Wiles. Shannon Wiles, Reggie Johnson. Jenny Bosques. Members of the colorguard. Theresa Scheff. Denise Ellingboe. Brenda Blake and Brenda Jacobs, by the way. is that part of your routine Theresa? The Brass section. Richie Bertholf. Tracy Nellermoe. Roily Castillo, Laura Meyers. Joy Wiles, and Charlene Nhotsavang. Joy asks. ’Where's my section? 4 }4 The Edison High School Marching Band was busy filling the streets with music in the summer of 1986. The drummers keeping the beat while the band marched in step. The number of band members may have dropped but the enthusiasm and pride haven't. The band marched in many parades and did well in all the judging. Competition was stiff which called for much hard work and dedication. The band's trip to Detroit Lakes was also a success. They stayed overnight, competed in a parade and enjoyed all the fun things the Lakes had to offer. You may have also (on many occasions) seen and heard the band play at all the pep-fests, a majority of the football games, and various other sports such as basketball and wrestling. The marching band also played a major role in Edison's 1986 Homecoming as the first unit in the traditional parade. With Reginald Johnson as director of the marching band, the band will continue performing for school events and competing in summer parades. The Drum Major. Richard Holden and Majorette. Jenny Bosquez are hoping to make next summer the best season ever. Drum line, Scott Kennedy, Dan Fowlds, Rob Miller, and Molly Lucast, their spirit at the Homecoming parade. Top Left: Band parents.Vi Kennedy. Caroline Clark. Jo Blancher and director Reggie Johnson, doing what they do best - eating. Middle Left: Oops, we didn't mean to interupt Sheryl Hanson and Dan Fowlds on the summer band trip to Alexandria. Middle Center: Chris Senko getting some zzz's after a long trip. Middle Right: Corey Erickson and Ricky Castillo at practice for the fall concert. Above: Woodwinds practice for the fall concert. ilC5i CONCERT CHOIR Being in the Concert Choir is an exciting experience performing on stage, going on tour, and having fun is what it's all about. The Concert Choir performs 4 concerts a year and goes on a 3 day tour singing at nursing homes, schools, and hospitals. The year starts off with the Fall Concert, which consists of many modern pieces and soloists. Next comes the Christmas Concert, the Touch of Class Concert, and then the Spring Concert, which is the same one the choir performs on tour. The concerts are held in the auditorium and everyone is welcome. The Concert Choir class, taught by Rita Andrescik, is never closed, so show your school spirit and let your talent glow. Top Row: Michelle Blanchard, Steve Smolak, Kevin Bursch. Leslie Nelson, Robert Miller. Teddy Ferrarc Andrew Thoraldson. Candi Skavnak, Erin Quimby. Denise Soderquist. Linda Dione, Jason Corbet. Second Row: Mike Bess. Kym Pelton. Brenda James. Laura Myers. Suzi Moses. Brenda Jacob;. Jennifer Brinkman. Terri Lee Desjarlait. Julie Westcott, Tina Erickson. Connie Lynch. Charles Birge. Third Row: Heather Kelm, Tracy Beaulieu, Joan Ericksen. Stacy Hutchins. Colleen Ericksen. Lydh Newlin. Tracy Thoraldson. Trish VanSlooten, Sue O'Reilly. Samantha Erickson. Tammy Smith. Bottom Row: Gemma Pillai, Jennifer Oliver. Theresa Scheff, Carla Fjerstad, Rosie Buck. Melody Babcock. Shannon Elmquist, Ginny Thoraldson, Bobbie Jo Ballenger, Ms. Rita Andrescik. Middle Right: Choir Officers-Candi Skavnak - Treasurer Carla Fjerstad - Secretary Tina Erickson - Vice President Joan Ericksen - President Middle Left: Shannon Elmquist and Theresa Scheff sing out. Right: Al Foster. Teddy Ferraro. Shahram Jahangiri. Andrew Thoraldson. and Robert Miller sing the tune Carousel. TOE IFIRIESIH UAN CIH OIIR Top Row: Michelle LaRue, Anne Stolan, Marquitia Davis, Steve Oland, Maria DeFoe, Dorothy Jordan. Middle Row: Ms. Rita Andrescik, Marija Inks, Kari Burton, Michelle Surratt, Janet Emory. Michelle Holen. Tina Butler. Bottom Row: Annette Gobeli, Shelly Ward, Angie Vanherzeele, Stacy Gorton, Angela Olson. Denise Oterholt. Middle Left: Karla Sandahl, Michelle Blanchard, Rosie Buck, Jennifer Oliver and Brenda James listen to Rita's instructions. Middle Right: Jason Corbett sings like the Morman Tabernacle Choir. Left: Rita directs the choir as they sing harmoniously. lie 7 A FIRST CLASS SONC AND DANCE CRODP The Edison Express is a unique group of students who audition every spring to become a part of a singing and dancing show. They perform several times a year, at banquets, meetings, schools and Senior Citizen homes. Being a member of the Edison Express is an experience and an education very few groups offer. Hats off to these hard working kids. Front Row: Ken Barko. Carla Fjerstad. Larissa Griffin-Sponsler, Ted Ferarro Middle Row: Rob Miller. Colleen Ridley. Shannon Elmquist. David Carlson. Candi Skavnak, Dan Fowlds Back Row: Andy Thoraldson, Leslie Nelson. Mari Patch, Corey Erickson IE ID II SON EXPRESS Above: Shannon and Colleen demonstrate to David how to touch his knee. Above: Corey, Mari. Andy. Leslie. Dan and Candi get into rehearsing Still Rock-n-Roll . Top Left: Corey and Mari swing and sway in daily rehearsal for one of the many performances the Express will do. Top Middle: Corey, Carla, Andy, and Leslie perform at the '86 Homecoming variety show. Top Right: Carla and Mari are on their toes for the Express. 09 student COUNCIL Top Row: Leslie Nelson, Pat Hauser. Rob Miller, David Carlson, Michelle Jacobowski, Dan Fowlds, Jim Smahel, Bill Ballot. Second Row: Dorothy Jordan. Kristin Corbett. Tim Nelson. Tracy Peterson, Karen Ignatowicz, Molly Lucast, Dan Balthazor, Joe Neilson, Becky Jahnke. Third Row: Jenny Sisavat. Cheryl Sisavat, Kathy Browne. Bobbie Jo Ballanger, Mari Patch, Maya Anderson, Lora Sather, Christine Johnson, Carla Fjerstad. Fourth Row: Jackie Tousignant, Anne Stolen, Shannon Fahey. Michelle Platt. Tina Butler. Janet Emory, Ann Roepke, Julie Ojile. Bottom Row: Heather Kelm, Anna Maria Madzey, Colleen Ericksen, Debbie Torgerson, Marian Wright, Jean Rotundo. Beth Weiler, Joyce Gavino. This years student council president was Becky Jahnke along with vice pres., Jim Smahel and secretary, Mari Patch. Rita Andrescik and Christian Skjervold were the faculty advisors. The purpose of the student council is to provide the students with the opportunity to participate in the democratic process of organizing the various events such as Homecoming, Sno-Daze, the blood-bank drive. Sadie Hawkins, and the food drive. Meetings were held each Tuesday. On behalf of the student council, the officers would like to thank all of the students and staff members who participated throughout the year. Rita Andrescik. advisor to the Student Council, assists the members in planning for the Snow-Daze activities. TilC Dave Carlson, Dan Fowlds, Maya Anderson and Kristin Corbett anticipate council action. SPEECH ID IE IB A TIE Top Row: Jessica Capouch, David Gulley, captain Dan Watters. Noel Martin. Richard Benza. Second Row: Shelly Knutson. Israel Akinsanya. Natalie Olsen. Doris Sarbo. Front Row: Missy Mach. Joan Erickson. Debbie Watkins. Each year Edison speech students are well represented in the Voice of Democracy script writing contest. They also take part in the American Legion speech contest. The Voice of Democracy contest had over twenty five entries this year. Edison is sponsored by Kaniewski • Loss Post 1852. Students were required to write a three to five minute speech on a chosen topic. This year's winners were. Natalie Olsen 3rd place. Lisa Waisanen 2nd place, and Kari McNamara 1st place. The American Legion, Fifth District Speech Conest was held in February. The speakers wrote a 8 - 10 minute speech in the Constitution of the United States. This is a very difficult contest to enter, as the speakers must give a 3 - 5 minute extemporaneous speech. This year's winner was Natalie Olsen who took 2nd place in the district tournament at Richfield. The debate team this year was led by captain Dan Watters. The question for debate this year delt with the argriculture problem in the United States. Even though the topic was not a popular one. new debators gained some valuable experience for next year. Twenty members took part in this year's team. Speech and student congress are two other activities just beginning to take place. Natalie Olsen and Daniel Fowlds have been doing a great job everyday on the announcements for the school. A Welcome to our 1987 foreign exchange student. Bruno Sergio D. Ferreira is a foreign exchange student from Belo Horizonte. Brazil. He arrived at Edison in January on the Rotary exchange program and will stay here one year. Every year Edison hosts a Rotary exchange student and in return a Northeast area student is sent abroad. This year Michelle Warne, an ’86 Edison graduate, is in Spain. In 1987 88 Jill Westphal. Edison senior, will go to Denmark. -ll li ll The Cdbm Recrnd Top Row: Jill Herlofsky, Angel Chester. Karen Ignatowicz, Greg Weizenegger. Sheryl Hanson, Lisa LaMotte, Betsy Burkland. Second Row: Ann Roepke. Maya Anderson. Becky Jahnke. Julie Westcott, Tammy Smith. Denae Trombley, Carla Fjerstad, Mr. Lutz. Third Row: Mike Gervais, Ted Lynch. J.P. Pomerenke, Jason Holscher, Pat DeVito, Dave Preese, Mark Vandermyde Bottom Row: Sue O'Reilly. Jill Westphal. Jill Beeksma. Andrea Kozlak, Debbie Torgeson. Joan Ericksen. HI NEWS BOARD LEAD ESSENTIAL The 5 W’s and H WHO9 WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? WHY? HOW? The members of this year's news board is Editor; Mark Vandermyde. Ann Roepke. Ted Lynch and John Pomerenke. Think of the news page as the backbone of a good newspaper, and this years staff tried hard to keep up on the big news in our school. The news page is especially important because it's the first page you see when you pick up the Record. The Editorial Board is known as the opinion-oriented section of the paper. The three of us consider ourselves very lucky to have been a part of it, despite all the endless hours of work and the difficult decisions that faced us each day. The hardest decisons were always whether or not certain things were appropriate or inappropriate for a school paper, and it was never easy to tell co-workers whether or not their stories would be printed. Joan Ericksen; Editor-in-Chief, often found herself in the midst of questions from co-workers ranging from What time is it? to Is this story morally right for the paper? Carla Fjerstad; Managing Editor, constantly ran herself ragged trying to cover for Joan and Sue while also trying to do her own work. Sue O’Reilly; Copy Editor, busied herself collecting stories, checking length, and proofreading. EDITORIAL BOARD FEATURE BOARD The Feature Board is often called the heart of a good school newspaper. The feature reporters have the job of covering the human interest types of stories. Being a feature reporter requires imagination, good writing skills, and the willingness to probe for feature stories beneath the surface of everyday events. The Feature Board consists of Editor: Denae Trombley; Reporters: Lynette Bartz, Karen Ignatowicz, Sheryl Hanson, Andrea Kozlak, Tam my Smith. Debbie Torgerson, and Julie Westcott. SPORTS BOARD A lot of talent, ambition and journalistic abilities are represented in this years sports staff. Being the ’Anchor of the paper brings on a lot of responsibility and hard work, yet, the satisfaction of seeing students enjoy and appreciate the sports element is our reward. Editors Becky Jahnke and Pat DeVito have spent many hours trying to represent Edison's sports as honestly and opnly as possible. Maya Anderson, Jason Holscher, David Preese and Angel Chester contributed greatly to the superb writing done on the sports page. Their only wish is that the students rely on their responsive reporting. iH3 w II z A IR ID Top Row: Shannon Ament, Mohamed Elshershaby, Leslie Nelson, Adam Johnston, Rob Miller. David Carlson, Scott Erickson, Pam Clabo Second Row: Dana Jennrich. Kim Young, Kari Beckstrom, Amy Stegora. Julie Westcott, Sue O'Reilly, Jill Westphal, Tina Erickson, Jason Holscher. Suzi Moses Third Row: Jodi Rogers. Joyce Gavino, Susan Wirtz. Kim Dalros, Michelle Surratt. Tammy Smith. Jacqueline Nhotsavang. Rebecca Held. Dave Preese Bottom Row: Joy Wiles. Ted Lynch. John Pomerenke. Jason Ganley, Kari McNamara. Missy Mach. John Nellermoe, Scott Kennedy. Working on this year's WIZARD was a new experience for both the staff members and our advisor. Some staff members worked during a special yearbook class, and others spent many hours after school working to produce this year's book. It was a very challenging job for us all. since none of the students nor the advisor had ever worked on a yearbook before. To make matters more difficult, we decided to do our own comprehensive layouts, with camera-ready copy and photographs made to correct size. To accomplish this we made use of the Macintosh computer to do our word processing and the LazerWriter to generate the copy. This process gave us total control of the layout and design of the book, basically a crash course in graphic arts. The yearbook staff was led by editors Kari McNamara and Rob Miller. Photography editor Adam Johnston was assisted by Jill Westphal, Scott Kennedy, Steve Lee and Mohamed Elshershaby. David Bank Studios provided the services of Brett Gordon and Steve Ward. They were very attentive to our sudden calls for pictures. The typists for all of our copy were Heidi Peterson. Leslie Nelson. Missy Mach and Amy Stegora. Becky Held indexed the book and Pam Clabo was in charge of sales and finances. Jodi Rogers. Tracy Peterson, Joy Wiles. Shannon Wiles, Kristin Corbett and Scott Erickson worked out of the graphic arts classes during the day on layouts, typing and advertising. Jason Holscher and Tina Erickson designed and did the layouts of the sports section. Kim Dalros, Dana Jennrich and Joyce Gavino worked on the layouts each day after school. Gary Hanson, the advisor, was very helpful and encouraging to us all. We would like to thank the other students who contributed their time in the production of this year's WIZARD, especially Mr. Hanson, and Herman-the resident mouse in room 129. We hope that you enjoy your yearbook not only this year, but in the years to come, as a reflection of your years as a student at Edison High School. The Yearbook Staff Left Column: Dana Jennrich, Joyce Gavino. Kim Dalros. and Shannon Wiles were the after school layout crew who worked on finishing many layouts and were responsible for the senior baby section. Top: Jill designed the layouts for the class section pictures. Kari developed the master ladder for the Wizard. Adam put the photo crew together. Middle Left: Missy developed the Spokes to Mags section. Tracy‘s challenge was The Hall of Fame. Above: Scott was the Wizard ad man. Left: Scott spent many hours in the darkroom. Below Left: Rob coordinated the layout of the music section and title pages throughout the yearbook. Leslie tied up loose ends on many unfinished pages. 5 aides: O IF IF IIC IE, COUNSELING, AiEDIA, AND STAGE GREW .Ibrary Aide - Back Row: Jill Norman, Nina Bergstrom.Craig Kittelson, Heather Peterson, and Bobbi Jo Ballenger. Front Row: Brenda James. Kari Yahrmatter, Jessica Jordan, and Renae Anderson. Below Right: A V. equipment was maintained in good working order by Scott Dentz and Sochivy Kong. Below Left: Sue Chase, Jarolyn Capouch, Donna Luxem, Sheila Kutchera. and Nina Bergstrom were office aides. Above Right: Heather Kelm, Sonja Zelinski, and Sonia Polisauk were assistants at the sign-out desk in the Media Center. Above Middle: Tina Erickson and Chris Haugen worked in the counseling oftice, tiling programs and updating counseling forms. Above Left: Shannon Lorence worked with class records. Right: Jeremy Barden, Blake Dooner. and Tyrone Barden were valuable to Mr. Reggie Johnson as stage crew assistants. Learning the new lighting panel controls was a challenge and enjoyable after installation was finally completed in January 44$ Top Left: Smash flattens the country boy Jim at the Snow-Daze variety show. Top Right: Shawn Lennon observes Kim Loken in Biology. Middle Left: Deno Rielly. Marion Wright. Sharon McMoris, and Felicia Bell. Above: Indian Upward Bound instructor Russ Wilke with Todd Hert er. I. U. B. monitors and assists Native American students to be successful in school. Far Left: Tina Lund models the heavy metal style of dress. Left: Betsy Burklund lets her hair down. Bottom Left: Ann Zitek and Gina Hebzynski in home ec. H7 'GIEIR HAN Glucklich ist. wor verqisst. was nicht mehr zG andern ist. The German Club, advised by Erich Koester, is open to all students learning German. The club's aim is to teach students about German customs and Germany's civilization. The students read about and act out customs of past and present which allows them a glimpse of the rich culture of Germany. They also learn about the cultures of countries that were influenced by Germany. Top: Todd Uithoven, Julie Kobow, Josh Kaeppe, Crystal Butzler. Middle: Monica Peters. Jeff Kaeppe. Mr. Koester. Bottom: Kenneth Heidinger, Reetu Syal, Russell Raymond, Eva Szewczyk. WIRMAN Above Left: Jeff Kaeppe and Ken Heidinger. Above Right: Reetu Syal and Rachna Arora. Left: Eva Szewczyk. Rachna Arora, Jeff Kaeppe and Mr. Koester. Above: Josh Kaeppe, Crystal Butzler and Julie Kobow. i!9 SIPANIISIH Spanish Club has many activities during the school year. After elections of officers, Jim Smahel, Anna Anderson, Julie Ojile and Joyce Gavino, the club held a candy sale to earn funds for their activities. The first activity was the Homecoming float, built at the home of Jennifer and Juanita Jensen. The club attended a professional Spanish dance performance at the College of St. Catherine. Starting in December, the students planned, designed and made pirtatas that were filled with candies. On December 19th a fiesta was held and pihatas were broken. Prize winners were Big Bird, Hot Air Balloon, and Flamingo. On March 16th, four students along with Sophie Boutsioukos and 14 other Minneapolis students will travel to Spain. They will stay with families in Madrid, but will also travel to Segovia. Toledo. Sevilla, Granada and Malaga. They hope to meet up with three Edison graduates who are attending school there, Heidi Johnson. Trina Bumgarner and Michelle Warne. Top Row: Richmond Clark. Nelson Aguilar, Tricia Melek, Kristi Zajac, Kris Munson, Schauntoll Eschodor. David Carlson, Karen Kraska. Chris Jenson. Jenny Bosquez, Mark Lamont. Loren Housolog. Tim Swanson Second Row: David Dorsett. Dawn Shannon. Shane Bunnoy, Jcnnifor Wolfo. Doniso Ellingboe. Shannon Lorence. Amy Stogora, Stephanie Jonos, Doniso Adams, Rick Borszcz, Jay Vandormydo, James Norman. Third Row: Sophie Boutsioukos. Leslie Ochs. Jenny Sisavat. Cheryl Sisavat, Shannon Flahoy. Dawn Honningsgaard. Kari Yahrmatter. Angola Waisanen, Jim Simon. Doan Anderson. Vaughn Pantzo. Carla Fostor. Fourth Row: Kathy Chrzanak. Kristi Peterson. Kristino McQuiston. Rachol Olsen. ChristinoPowell, Nicole Lessard. Juanita Jonson. Jennifor Jensen. Deanna Meehan. Blong Lee. Kakada Sak. Bottom Row: Renata Swcctor, Krista Svennngscn. Julio Johnson. Melissa Randall. Adriana Tibbotts. Mandy Harris. Julie Ojilo. Joyco Gavino. Molly Lucast. Above: Yoshana Beecham, Lazondra Brown, and Loren Houselog work on their piffatas. Middle Right: The project of Denise Ellingboe and Shannon Lorence was a Garfield pinata. Bottom Right: Cathy Chrzanak and Joyce Gavino work on a prize winning flamingo. Right: Shauntell Eschedor. Dean Anderson and David Carlson with their Santa Claus pinatas. 42C FRENCH ‘he goals of the French Club are to romote school spirit and to present the cultures of francophone countries. We lave had a good time in the French :!asses this year with enthusiastic and lalented students. They were also great in the cuisine. Top Row: Philip Ekman. Mike Warne. Steve Kenerson, Jason Nyberg, Norng Reth, Angie Hanstad, Ms. Zoe Paulette. Second Row: Chad Varian. Kevin Helvey, Justin Karkoc, Julie Weyrauch, John Kramarczuk, Donelle Clipperton, Penny Pattee, Penny Peterson. Third Row: Chad Chrzanak, Amanda Docken, Jenny Johnson, Sarah Ekman, Lora Sather, Terri Munden, Becky Held. Merci Stevens, Mr. Doyle. Fourth Row: Wesley Van Vickie. Heidi Peterson. Kristen Lindberg. Bobby Stone, Bill Ballot, Ellen Kwame. Mari Patch, Lisa Fellegy. Larissa Griffin-Sponsler. Bottom Row: Anna Marie Madzey, Marjorie Webb. Amy Garski, Michelle Platt, Michelle Balck, Tong Lee, Tiffany Smith, Jeanne d'Arc. This was a great year for all the members of the Edison Math Team. The team started out in 10th place and after a lot of hard work, ended up in 7th out of thirteen schools in the Twin Cities. After the season was over, a banquet was held and letters and bars were awarded to those who earned 80 points or more. Points were earned by attending practices, meets, and the tests. Kenneth Chen was one of the top students on the Math Team on tests, and was also 5th highest in the Twin Cities area. Dennis Hoang earned 110 points, the highest among team members. The Math Team members enjoyed the year a lot and hope to have another great year next year. Back Row: Young Kim, Dennis Hoang, Kim Try Tea. Norng Reth, Mony Nong, Nang Reth. Middle Row: Mr. L. Kocur. Kenny Barko, Veasno Keo, Vicheth Mour.Sochivy Kong. Sowath Keo, Mr. D. O'Keefe. Front Row: Ong Vue, Veary Kim, Vinson Kesavalu, Dravuth On. King Fung, Chao Moua. 422 Above: Ong Vue and Chao Moua with new Math Team sweatshirts. Middle: Relaxing before the final competition of the year. Above: Mony Nong, Kenneth Chen. P. Schweppe, Corey Erickson and Xuyu Zhang. 1N T IE R C UIL ¥ U R AIL CIL EJ IB 1st Row (bottom): Brenda Hoang, King Fung. Chithasone Phouthavane, Phirun Kim. Sothy Kong. Kong Thao. Kong Pheng 2nd Row: Lang Chave. Sopeap Sok. ChengTrann. Socheata Chan. Veary Kim. Lakkana Nong, Potheavy Sroy. Dang Vang 3rd Row: Veasna Keo, Sokhannaka Chan. Ger Lee, Sinanoka Chan, Xou Vang. Chee Lee. Pacharith Ung. Daravulh On 4th Row: Younas Zoummidein. Kim Try Tea, Young Kim. Mohamed Elshershaby. Dennis Hoang. Pha Khon, Mr. Silver. Norng Reth The student Intercultural Club is tor Edison students to join. They will learn about the various cultures of each of the nations represented. It is very meaningful to the many students who belong. There are 30 to 40 student members, they are mostly from Southeast Asia. It has changed during the past year to be divided into three different groups. The social event group is in charge of the fundraising programs. A successful holloween dance was held in October. The second group is the friendship group. Their goal was to increase the membership, especially of American students. The final group is in charge of the International Day program. This is a very important day. especially for this club. We have a spring program featuring songs, dancing, and fashions representing the many cultures that are represented here at cdison High School. orenoa Hoang Above: Rachel Wellington and Sokhan Chan mix a brow i - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1986-87 was an exciting and productive year for the National Honor Society. The Senior Tea, annual breakfast at Arthur’s, and introduction dinner for new members were some major projects undertaken by the group, and all went off very well. NHS is an academic group consisting of 32 members, advised by Sophie Boutsioukous and Mike Doyle. The members are selected on four areas-scholarship, leadership, service and character, and must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Induction of new members takes place in the spring at Jax Cafe, and nomination of new officers takes place at the end of the year. This year's officers were: Mark Vandermyde, president. Jim Smahel, vice-president, and Sue O'Reilly, secretary-treasurer. Front: Chai Vang, Jill Beeksma. Amy Stegora, Susan O’Reilly. Carla Fjerstad. Jill Westphal, Ler Vang Pao, Brenda Hoang, Sophie Boutsioukos. Second Row: Joy Wiles.Kari Beckstrom, Leslie Nelson, Joe Nielsen. Mike Gervais. Nang Reth. Darcy Kuha, Dawn Atchison, Norng Roth, Mike Doyle. Third Row: Robin Scandrette, Sheryl Hanson. Pamela Clabo, Tim Swanson, Philip Ekman, Stevr Lee. Jeff Peterson. Mark Vandermyde. Jim Smahel. Another highlight of the year for NHS' was the annual fundraiser. This year an ordering error swamped the group with 150 cases of chocolate bars instead of 150 boxes. Thanks to great sales efforts and outside help, a disaster was avoided and the fundraiser covered all NHS actitives for the year. Above: Joy Wiles. Norng Reth, Gosia Wegrzyn. Carla Fjerstad, Jill Beeksma. Leslie Nelson. Middle Right: Brenda Hoang, Nang Reth. Gosia Wegrzyn. Jill Beeksma. Kari Beckstrom. Joy Wiles. Right: Gosia Wegrzyn. Joy Wiles, Jim Smahel. 424 Tlh IE i 1987 WIZARD IS DEDICATED TO Jerry Simondet A Minneapolis Student, Parent, Teacher, Principal Andy Ostazeski and Thomas “Geno Geankoplis share memories with Mr. Simondet at his retirement gathering. The Edison staff presented Mr. Simondet with a 1987 letter jacket, as a token of their love and appreciation for his work here. 125 TlhIE EDUCATIONAL TEAM OIF EDISON IE II OIF S CFO OIL PRINCIPALS COUNSELORS TEACHERS SUPPORT STAFF A CARING GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS THAT HELP MAKE EDISON A GOOD SCHOOL. George Headrick bids Jerry Simondet farewell, as Mr. Headrick became Edison's new principal on February 2. Mr. Simondet had been principal at Edison for the past 5 years. Stephen Marchuk, Assistant Principal Michael Sager, Assistant Principal Velma Terrell, Assistant Principal 41€ Lloyd Olson, Counselor Gerald Kovach, Counselor James Kanwischer, Counselor Carol Pomroy, Counselor Bud Gerdts, Police Liaison Officer Clerical Staff - (left to right) Paraprofessionals - (left to right) Genevieve Mourer, Ann Falkum, Jeanette Varhol. Karla Anderson, Eva Bolin, Betty Claussen, Dennis McGowan, Neng Vue. Sokha Chan, Bonnie Mattson, Debra Walstrom, Vicki Hamilton Vu Yang, Linda Sushko, Deloris Isenhower, Mae Luka, Vivian Gallegos 417 Above - Vu Vang, (LEP aide) and Maurice Silver, (Art Social Studies) BASIC MATH, GERMAN, PEiySlCAl EDUCATON, ACCOUNTING, TyPlNG, COAiPUTER MATEI, FRENCH, AUTO James Anderson Phy. Ed. Health Rita Andrescik Choir Pop Choir Roger Anderson Social Studies Joanna Barnett Cosmetology Wayne Anderson Media Center Melville Bauman English Janet Benson Sharon Benson E.S.L. Bilingual Business Ellen Blelejeski Mathematics Lillian Bisbecos English Sophie Boutsloukos Spanish Myrle Brunzell English Cooks - (left to right) I 2 £ Jan©t Houghtelling. Jeanette Winkelmann, Sharon Perez. Barb I M riohharH! Klmiu_Ron;0_fcilHQQl olQn p, ,ce floitu Y Ro hAA iUiam, Engineers - (left to right) Chuck Weber, Sue Johaneen, DaleThaya, Ron Boos, Pat Mullen, Mike Fii iclcm.lon _Mnlc«n rccuNCLoey, driver education BASIC MATH, ECONOMICS MATH vNAiysis PEiysics cosuotoloov Jessie Busse Childcare Caesar Crudup Special Education Michael Doyle French Florence Dudley Health Alec Dupay Social Studies Ethel Dzubay Home Economics Glenn Ekman Special Education Michael Elavsky Mathematics Handy Ferrara ’I sical Education John Frank Science Ronald Fuller Ind. Tech. Driver Ed Thomas Geankoplis Social Studies Bernard Goodman Social Worker Joan Groth Business Top Mike Reynolds is a student in the Restaurant Magnet. Mr. R. Anderson and Ms. Benson are regular lunch customers. Above - Rita Andrescik is the Vocal Music teacher. Gary Hanson Industrial Technology Jean Gustafson Aileen Halos Physical Education Business Chad Vue Her E.S.L. Bilingual Marjorie Hlavka Business T19 Harold Honkola Social Studies Ji ENGLISH, CALCULUS, FOODS, £ BUSINESS, WOOD TECHNOI! E.S.L., CHEAVISIRy, CHOIR, SPfi Dale Hulme Mathematics Henry Hull Mathematics i Chlng T E.S.L Bil Allan Johnson Industrial Technology Reginald Johnson Band Conrad Knap Mathematic Eevris Kocur VAalhemaftcs Erich Koester Social Studies German William Kostlck Science Richard Kramer Science Terry Lalne Science i Earl Larsen Social Studio. Arthur MaiUet David Moore Michael Morris Top-Vicki Hamilton. Finance Clerk and collector of Mickey Special Education a £ Social Studies Special Education Mouse memorabilia. 01 Above - Mrs. Groth assists Phaly Ocm in Data Processing class. EDUCATION GEOMETRy HISTORy WED IA CENTER BIOEOCy HEALTH GRAPHIC ARTS SPANISH READING Mary Ostrander E.S.L. Bilingual Pengsan Ou E.S.L. Bilingual Jay Peterson English Roxy Prenevost English Carolyn Radke Social Studies Donald Reichel Physical Education Daniel Roff Saundra Rowell James Saxton English Phy. Ed. English Work Program Sally Sloan Peter Sovell Phyllis Stapp Mathematics Business Media Center A.V. 41 Shirley Thompson Jodiane Trask Jean Wollan English E.S.L. Bilingual Business 1 Paul Schweppe Maurice Silver Christian Skjervold E.S.L. Bilingual Art Social Studies Social Studies Top - Mr. Roff ponders the best way to deal with twins in his English class. Above - Mr. Knapek, assists Teng Moua with his calculus. Badminton Daniel Roff Baseball James Anderson, Randy Ferrara Basketball. Boys Rick Robel, Kevin Ziegler Basketball. Girls Harlan Seri. Joe Eliason Cross Country. Boys Art Maillet Cross Country. Girls Doug Clausen Football James Carr, Randy Ferrara Daniel Roff. Jeff Moritko, Kevin Ziegler Golf. Boys Henry Hull Hockey Tim Cornwell. John Banisky Soccer, Boys Eric Koester, Neng Vue Soccer. Girls Harlen Seri Softball Jackie Hanson Skiing Kathy Naglak Swimming. Boys Randi Nehring Swimming. Girls Erin Driscol Tennis William Kostick Track Field. Boys Art Mallet, John Banisky Tracks Field. Girls Doug Clausen, Pat Leary Vollyball Peggy Bowman, Annette Ralph Wrestling Daniel Roff, Jim Mastro Cheerleaders Mary Lutz Danteline Rita Andrescik Equipment James Anderson ir in ie The 1986 lootball team ondod with a rogular season rocord of 4-4 with wins over .South. Southwost. Henry, and North. The team participated in tho Section 5AA playoffs but lost to Roosevelt 39-19. Tho team was vory small this yoar comparod to other conference toams. All-conference selections were Jeff Potorson. John Pomoronko. Cliff Walker, and Pat DeVito. Top Row: Coach Carr. Coach Ziegler, Coach Moritko, Pete Zenk, Dave Drabczak, Adam Johnston, Tim Swanson. John Sparrow. Craig Sporlein, Paul Kusmierz, Chris Clark Second Row: Coach Ferrara. Dave Preese, John Nellermoe, Jason Holscher. Dean Anderson, Larry LaMont. John Pomerenke. John Bliskowski. Pat Sporlein. Robbie Thompson. Tom Miskowiec, Coach Roff Third Row: Jim Sather, Jim Simon. Mike Munson, Jeff Decowski, Craig Kittleson, Steve Lee. Cliff Walker, Mike Jenson. Jeff Peterson, Pat DeVito. Eric Nelson. Bottom Row: John Coyle. Karl Bjorklund, Pat Bryan, Dave DeMars, Jim Smahel.Tony Jasicki, Alan Walker. Mark Vandermyde. Chuck Gallagher. Scott Lee. Top: The team gives a 'HIGH FIVE against Washburn. Above: ’Ready, set. HUT HUT’, yells Pat DeVito. Walker. Munson, Preese. Johnston, and Holscher down a pud if 314 i 3 5 Top Left: Edisons defensive backs break up a pass against North. Top Right: Jason Holscher tackles Roosevelts quarterback. Above: Nellermoo and Munson upend a North receiver. il3l'6 Top Left: Scott Lee gets ready for action in the game against Henry. Top Right: Our manager Andy, repairs Jim Smahel's helmet. Middle Right: Adam Johnston scores against Roosevelt. Middle Right: The Edison offense awaits a play during the Roosevelt game. Bottom Right: Jeff Peterson crashes into Washburn defenders. G OIL IF The 1985 boys Golf team had a growing season with promising young star Troy Longie. Newcomers Scott Solz and John Colye did very well for just learning the game. The future looks bright for all. Standing: Loren Houselog, John Coyle. Scott Solz. Coach Henry Hull. Kneeling: Troy Longie. Mark Blumhofer. John Coyle demonstrates his form. Mark Blumhofer attempts a putt at Scott Solz. playing the Edison the Columbia Golf Course. 'Country Club' on 22nd Ave. N.E. 4 31 During the past five years soccer established itself as on of our popular participant sports. Fifty five students participated on our two boys teams and gave us another successful season. Height and weight are only of secondary importance. As such, both of our teams have immensely benefited over the years from many of the talented Asian players that are attending Edison. Soccer is a physically and mentally challenging game. Some of our players are called upon to play up to eighty minutes during a game. Good physical conditioning is a must for a good player. Although our varsity lost twelve of its players through graduation, we expect to have a good season this coming year. Many of our JV players showed great promise and talent and will be ready to play varsity next year. Every year more of our native North East boys and girls participate successfully in Soccer at Edison. Soccer is the most popular team sport throughout the world. Back Row:(L-R) Coach, Erich Koester, Israel Akinsanya, Justin Karkoc, Chad Pelzl, Richard Benza, Jerry Tyrpa, Ole Harwang. Middle Row:(L-R) Koua Moua, Soneth Ourn, Osophea Sak, Reth Nang. Sochivy Kong, Chee Lee. Front Row:(L-R) Carlos Gonzalez. Chia Vang. Xou Yang, Kong Pheng Yang, Yoeuth Kith, Doua Xiong. Xou Yeng makes his move. Ole Harwang and Chie Vang making Carlos Gonzalez with some fancy footwork, the move against Washburn. i 318 SCCCER The Boy's J.V. Soccer Team played a full schedule this year. We had about 18 out for the team. Many were inexperienced soccer players but improved during the year. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the team and they are an eager group of athletes. JUNIOR VARSITY Back Row:(L-R) Ngar Thouk, Jason Nyberg, Josh Kaeppe. Basha Fessel, John Kramarczuk. Todd Uithoven, Coach, Vu Yang. Middle Row:(L-R) Khe Thad, Eric Lorence Phillip, Jeff Kaeppe, Vaughn Pantze, Tou Yee Yang, Tou Lee. Front Row:(L-R) Bee Vue. Kenny Barko, Mae Vang, Bee Xiong, Thao Yang. Bee Yang, Vang Chue Vue. 1986 was a building year for the girl's tennis team. Their overall city conference record was 2-4 with victories over Roosevelt and North. Team members included Julie Ojile and Becky Jahnke. the only seniors. Gina Hendrickson, Becka Aim, Charlene Roos, Chao Moua. all sophomores, had very good seasons and will be the core of a great team next year. Freshman Kim Erickson placed fourth in singles and will be challenging for the top spot in the future. Top Row: Coach Bill Kostick, Kim Erickson, Becky Jahnke. Becka Aim, Charlene Roos, Angie Hanstad, Amy Kohn. Bottom Row: Michelle Platt, Michelle Balck, Julie Ojile, Gina Hendrickson. Joyce Gavino, Chao Moua 44C Charlene Roos will return next year after a good season in doubles. The 1986 boys' tennis season was one of resurgence and hard work. With a non-conference win over De LaSalle, the season was deemed a success. Senior Mark Vandermyde won all-conference recognition in winning all but two of his matches. Mats Bergquist, an exchange student from Sweden, played 2 singles and won six matches. Singles: Paul Kusmierz (11). Varin Ourn (12), Pat Sporlein (11). Chong Hong (12). Charles Williams (10). and Richie Bertholf (11). Doubles players included Mike LaMont (12). John Kramarczuk (11). A.J. Ecker (9). Derek Herlofsky (9), Mark LaMont (11). and Justin Karkoc (11). Top Row: Mark LaMont, Mike LaMont. Paul Kusmierz. Justin Karkoc. John Kramarczuk. Chong Hong. Coach Bill Kostick. Bottom Row: Mats Bergquist. Pat Sporlein. Varin Ourn. A.J. Ecker and Derek Herlofsky. Paul Kusmierz will return next year. Varin worked hard on perfecting his serve [wCILILICTIBaMLIL ] Looking at the seasons record of 2 wins and 7 losses, one would think that the volleyball season was a disaster, but after seeing how the team progressed one could see the season as being quite successful. The team began the season inexperienced, but ended the season with a great deal of talent. ’Since only two seniors are leaving this year, next year's team should be strong’, said Leslie Nelson. The individual talent was very strong this year with two seniors, Linda Dumas and Leslie Nelson going all - city. This year’s captains were Leslie Nelson and Kelly Dziedzic. The team received excellent advice and support from the coaches Peggy Bowman and Annette Ralph. VARSITY Top Row:(l-R) Annette Ralph, Linda Dumas. Holly Erickson. Monica Peters. Leslie Nelson. Kelly D2iedzic, Peggy Bowman. Bottom Row:(L-R) Jenny Warren. LaCrissa Walton. Pasty Hanson. Trina White, Lisa WeigJer. Middle Left: Monica makes a bump. Middle Center: Monic in set possition. Middle Right: Linda, Monica, Lisa. Patsy. and Trina sitting pretty. Bottom Left: Awesome serve by Crissha. Bottom Right: Nice try. Holly! l((3 ( 'V'OILIL l y IE AIL IL ] JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row: Annette Ralph, Laura Meyers, Pam Clabo, Maren Stevens. Peggy Bowman Middle Row: Jenny Warren. Michelle Cartier, Tracy Nellermoe, Monic Curl, Bottom Row: L nette White. Shannon Wiles, Lisa Wiegier. Jenny Schammahorn, Charlene Nhotsvang. Bottom: Chrissa. what a save! Below: Strategy session. SWIMMINC The 1986 Edison Girls swim team was small in numbers but big at heart. Inspite of a losing record the girls had a tun season and obtained most of their personal goals. Amy Stegora and Jill Westphal, co-captains, were strong leaders and made the team one big happy family. Front Row: Michelle Mundshenk, Karen Clark, Jenny Wolfe, Jill Ecker. Stacie Thompson. Back Row: Bobbie Joe Ballenger. Kristin Corbett, Melody Babcock. Cathy Lindell, Schauntell Eschedor, Jill Westphal (co-captain). Not pictured Amy Stegora (co-captain). voer Above: Schauntell flys down the lane. Middle Right: Kristin specializes in the freestyle. Bottom Left: Coaches Erin Driscoll, q .. Greg Schmit. Bottom Right: Melody and Jill taking it easy between events. .1 a- 444 SWIMMINC For what the swim team lacked in numbers they made up for in determination and pride. The team is led by captain Scott Kennedy who had an excellent year. 'Next year's team should be very strong, says Kennedy. We are only graduating one senior. Noel Martin. With more participation we could become a major power in the Minneapolis city conference. Front Row: Dave Beckstrom, Noel Martin, Mike Collums. Back Row: Coach Randi Nehring, Peter Langlais, Scott Kennedy, Garr VanSlooten, Asst, coach John Jurichko. [ '6IIRILS BASIKUrTIBAILIL ) ■I Left: LaCrissha is open for a shot. Above: Julie goes up for a rebound. Right: Kelly trying to make a break away. The Edison Varsity and J.V. Girls Basketball Teams turned in a very good year of competitive basketball. Linda Dumas and Julie Kobow were in the top 5 in the conference for scoring and rebounding. The varsity loses only one player to graduation. All - conference senior Linda Dumas, will move on to college basketball but the team will return juniors, Julie Kobow, Kelly Dziedzic, Holly Erickson, Julie Weyrauch, Lacrissha Walton, Dawn Holloway, and sophomore Trina White. Back Row: Coach Seri, Jenny Grady, Linda Dumas, Julie Kobow, Julie Weyrauch, Holly Erickson. Asst. Coach Joe Eliason. Front Row: Ellen Kwame, Trina White, Kelly Dziedzic, LaCrissha Walton, Dawn Holloway. [ '6IIR1S JV BASKETBAM.] The J.V. was led by Kathy Chrzanak (11), sophomores Maren Stevens, Angie Hanstad, Rosie Buck. Ellen Kuame, Jenny Grady, and freshmen Kris Munson, April Wilson, Kristi Zajac, Stacey Jackson, and Ann Zitek. Mr. Harlan Seri coached the Varsity girls and Mr. Joe Eliason coached the J.V. girls. Back Row: Coach Joe Eliason, Kristen Munsen, April Wilson, Jenny Grady. Julie Weyrauch, Maren Stevens. Middle Row: Kathy Chrzanak, Rosie Buck, Kristi Zajac, Holly Erickson, Dawn Holloway. Front Row: Angie Vega, Staci Jackson, Ellen Kwame, Angie Hanstad. (coys ieasikoeailiT) This years basketball team had a tough season because of lack of experience and size. There was only one senior and the tallest player was 6'3“. This could be considered a building year, with most of the team being Juniors, the team next year should be much improved. The team worked very hard even in a losing season. Back Row: Ralph Ac'dlano, Craig Sporlein, Demetairs Bell, John Risser, Josh Kaeppe, Justin Karkoc, Chuck Gallagher. Israel Akinsanya, Jerry Holen. Front Row: Coach Kevin Ziegler, (co-captains) Mike Munson and Adam Johnston, Coach Rick Roebel. Left: Mike Munson goes for an easy two. Middle: Demetairs tries a shot against North. Right: Craig Sporlein drives to the hoop against Roosevelt. [iBOyS JIV BASKETBAll] Back Row: Brett Bursch. Scott Bonebrake, Josh Kaeppe, Todd Thorsen, Corey Graham, Coach Kevin Ziegler, Jim Norman, Kevin Ross, Walt Swierezik, Steve Smolak Front Row: Lee Hanstad, Walter Abram, Jeff Kaeppe, Troy Longie, Jeff Jacob, Anthony Papa iN9 [CROSSCOUNTRy ) Members of the 1986 Boys Cross Country were: David Carlson, Kevin Helvy, David Morgan, and Captain Joe Nielson. The team lacked the minimum five runners to compete for titles. However, they worked hard and performed well. Joe Nielson invariably placed high in meets and won a few. David Carlson won the Cross Country Most Valuable Team Member. Front:Kevin Helvy, Darcy Kuha, Rachel Olsen. Beth Weiler, Bonnie Swigart. Back Row: Coach Malliet, Mike Gervais, Joe Nielson, David Carlson, Julie Kobow, David Morgan. Coach Clauson CROSS COUNTRy SK NC The ski season this year was a frustrating one. Because of a lack of snow, it was difficult to practice, and virtually impossible to hold meets. Much of the season was spent skiing on lakes or for variety, playing broomball. Despite the poor snow conditions, however, the season ended on a positive note. Some snow did come, and a few races were held. The boys' team beat Columbia Heights, and the boys girls team finished a very respectable third place in the City Mixed Relay. The veteran skiers all turned in good personal performances, and many first year skiers show good promise for next year. Back Row: Dave Morgan. Monica Peters, David Carlson, Joe Nielsen. Molly Lucast Middle Row: Coach Kathy Noglak, Kevin Helvey, Kristin Corbett. Darcy Kuha, Kevin Miles. Ian Timmiskis Front Row: Bonnie Swigart, Beth Weiler, Kathy Browne. Jenny Scamahorn, Lora Sather Bonnie Swigart hard at work at the meet at Cedar lake. Darcy Kuha knows very well the physical skill and stamina needed for cross country skiing. David Carlson will return next year for more competition. 454 The Edison varsity hockey team had the best season that Edison has ever had. Finishing the season with a 12-8 record, which secured 3rd place in the cofference. Leading the team this year was junior Jason Birmingham with 45 points, and the top of the conference lead in points. This years Captains, Pat DeVito and John Pomerenke also had strong defensive games. Next years team looks promising with the return of 14 of the 20 players. Top row: Asst, coach John Banisky, Soneth Ourn, Shawn Ferguson, Jason Birmingham, Steve Kenerson, Bill Ballot, Bob Stone, Jason Nyberg, Tom Kotchen. Dean Anderson, Jason Novak, Arnie Svenningsen Bottom row: Pete Harris, John Zajac, John Hupp, Pat DeVito (co-capt), J.P. Pomerenke (co-capt), Mike Warne, Chad Pelzl, Brett Maxey, Dave Preese Above: Bill Ballot fires away. Middle Right: Mike Warne, Which way do I go? Right: A Centaur sent flying, as Pete makes the save. 452 Top Left: Bob and J.P. celebrate after Stone collects his hattrick. Top Right: Shawn Ferguson leads a rush. Middle Left: Birmingham winds up for a shot. Middle Right: A Centaur tries to keep up with Birmingham. Bottom: Stone looks for someone to pass too. 53 Varsity: Top Row: Coach Jim Anderson. Eric Nelson, Steve Lee. Jamie Saros, Eric Blumentritt. Fred Babekuhl, Tim Dziedic. Jeff Bryan Bottom Row: Mike Burns. Joel Hanstad, Jeff Peterson. Rick Ballot, Pat Devito, Andy Felling, Craig Kittelson. Brett Mattys Junior Varsity: Top Row: Coach Randy Ferrara. Stefen Thielke, Jeff Decowski. Adam Johnston. Mike Munson. Peter Harris Middle Row: Jason Nyberg. Chris Clark, Tony Jasicki, Bobby Stone. Steve Krueger, Chuck Gallagher. Brett Maxey First Row: Tom Tremmel, Dean Anderson. Bill Ballot. Tom Coachin, Robbie Thompson. Tom Miskowiec. Eric throws for another Big “K. Mike swings hard for a single. The Edison Baseball Team is usually a power in the City Region Play. In 1986. however, they started the season slowly, losing their first five conference games. Lack of a pitcher, that pitched at the senior high level in the summer competition, hurt the Tommies. The last half of the season was different as the Tommies beat all teams except South High. Their overall record was 8 wins 8 losses. Outstanding players were: Tim Dziedzic - All - Conference Andy Felling - Honorable Mention Mike Burns - Most Valuable IB a IE IB A IL IL Rick throws out the runner at first base. f SOFTBALL - The 1986 Edison Girls Fast Pitch softball had a good year. The captains Tina Krasky Mary Krawczynski were strong leaders. The team was made up of many hard-working dedicated girls who made the year a success. Top: Linda Dumas quenches her thirst. Middle Left:Lori, “I’m going for home!” Middle Right: Dawn swings hard for a hit. Bottom: Lori open your eyes and look where the ball is. i!5'6 ' 1 “ S'O IF IfIBAILIL Top: Top row Coach Jackie Hanson , Linda Dumas, Schauntell Eschodor, Shari Knops, Dawn Stone.Stophanie Jones, Amy Hall. Bottom Row: Karen Kraska, Roxanne Zondlo, Dawn Holloway, Tina Krasky, Mary Krawczynski. Middle Left: Stephanie scoops the ball to make a play. Left: Shari throws a strike . 45 7 Above: Tina throws for an out. The Wrestling team lost a couple of close matches in a slow start early in the season. But the team has made a comeback, taking 4th in the Stillwater tournament and contending for the Mpls. Conference Championship with an always tough Roosevelt team. The team was led by captains John Nellormoe (155) and Mark Vandermyde (138) both of whom had fine seasons. The other members of the Varsity lineup are Alex Littman (98). Scott Matis (98. 105), Steve Burns (112). Robbie Thompson (112, 119), John Kramarczuk (126), Mike Windhurst (132). Steve Windhurst (145), Chris Clark (167). Jim Simon (185), and Tom Murray (hwt). The team is looking strong for next year with many young and talented wrestlers on the Junior Varsity squad. Back Row: Coach Dan Roff, John Nellermoe, Lynn Doyle. Tom Murray, Chris Clark, Jim Simon, Mark Vandermyde, Asst. Coach Jim Mastro, Asst Coach Doug Johnson. Front Row: Alex Littman. Robbie Thompson, Mike Windhurst, John Kramarczuk, Steve Windhurst. Steve Burns, Tony Bishop. Scott Matis. 45$ Above: Mike Windhurst will return as a senior next year. Middle Right: Mark Vandermyde lost in a tough match against Roosevelt. Right: Steve Windhurst was one of Edison's few winners in the match against a very tough Roosevelt. JV WREITIINC I Middle Left: Jim Simon had a 2-2 tie in a very close match against Roosevelt. Above: John Nellermoe was victorious in points at the Washburn match. Bottom Left: Tom Murray won in points over his HEAVYWEIGHT Roosevelt competitor. Bottom Right: Chris Clark was standing at the start of the Roosevelt match ....he lost. Back Row: Coach Dan Roff, Mohammed Elshershaby, Ken Basswood, Cliff Walker, Scott Lee. Asst. Coach Jim Mastro, Asst. Coach Doug Johnson. Middle Row: Erik Lindemyer, Larry Lamont, Lao Yang, Shawn Dawson, Joshua Ploog, Norng Reth. Front Row: Jonas Herlofsky, Jesse Dovenmueler, Carlos Gonzales, Nelson Aguilar, Richmond Clark. ✓ The 1986 girls track team excelled with its few team members. A few of the individual stand outs were: Bonnie Swigart who took third in the 800 meter run in the city meet at Washburn with a time of 2.45. Darcy Kuha took second in the 2 mile run at the Twin City indoor meet at the U of M with a time of 15:43.84. The team was young this year, but our best relay team of Jenny Warren, Rosie Buck, and Bonni Swigart. Senior Lori Maxi broke the Edison record for the mile relay with a time of 4:52.22. Top Row: Darcy Kuha, Shannon Ament, Molly Lucast, Julie Kobow, Carmella Ellingboe, Kristen Corbett, Doug Clausen, Coach. Bottom Row: Lisa Weigler, Kathy Brown, Jenny Warren. Bonnie Swigeri, Beth Weiler. It was a fine season for the Boys' Track team as it finshed 4th in the City Meet. Erik Peters won the City 800m and took 2nd in the 1600m. Joe Nielson took 3rd in the 3200m and Todd Delong finished 4th in the 400m. It was an exeptional season for Erik Peters. He set a school record in the mile with a 4:24 time. In addition, he won the big Wisconsin River Falls Track Invitational. Top Row: John Banisky. Coach. Chad Pezel. Todd DeLong, Erik Peters, David Carlson. Art Malliet, Coach. Bottom Row: Tom Murray. Mike Gervis, David Morgan, Jim Smahal, Joe Nielsen. The Edison Girls Soccer Team finished the season shorthanded (9 players). However, they were competitive in all of their games. They finished the year with a 1-7-1 record. Dawn Holloway (11) and Shari Seymour (10) scored the most goals. Tenth graders. Eron Quimby. Tiffanie Kopecky, Kim Dalros, Jessica Jordan. Sara Johnson. Dana Jennrich. and Kathy Browne all helped out by passing well. The girls hope to find other students interested in learning and having fun and getting them to join the team. The team was coached by Mr. Harlan Seri. Joe Eliason was the assistant coach. Back Row: Coach Seri. Dawn Holloway, Tiffanie Kopecky. Eron Quimby. Charity Reynolds. Shari Seymour. Front Row: Kim Dalros. Kathy Browne. Jessica Jordan. Dana Jennrich. Sara Johnson. GIRLS SOCCER [badminton] The Badminton team had increased in size this year. The team was coached by Dan Roff. There were no captains this year but next year's captains will be Xong Xiong and Becka Aim. The places for singles and doubles varied from week to week. The team is looking forward to seeing new faces on the team next year. They will not lose any players to graduation and expect to be very competitive. Back Row: Melissa Dirksen, Jessica Jordan, Tiffanie Kopecky. Chris Jensen. Bissoondai Sukhu, Jenny Kaeppe, Becka Aim. Front Row: Linda Pan, Xiamee Xiong, Xong Xiong, Kim Dalros. Dana Jennrich, Cindy Laboy, Veary Kim. 4f 2 IB Q WILING The Bowling team is in its second year of participating in city league. The team was started by Mr. James Anderson of Edison. It's coach is Don Wiles who instructs the team on Wednesday's at Wallaby's in Columbia Heights. Matches were held on Friday's against Henry. Columbia Heights. Anoka and Brooklyn Center. Our team finished 3rd overall and will be in State competition. Bottom: Chuck Nielsen, Tony St. George. Shannon Wiles. David Wichlidal Middle: Tim Wiles. Todd Heberer, Joy Wiles. Chad Chrzanak Top: Steve Knopps, Jim Smahel, Jim Peters VI i - CONFERENCE Girls Basketball: Linda Dumas, Julie Kobow Baseball: Tim Dziedzic Boys Basketball: Adam Johnston Football: Pat DeVito. Jeff Peterson, John Pomerenke. Cliff Walker Hockey: Jason Birmingham, Pat DeVito. John Pomerenke Shawn Ferguson (Honorable Mention) Cross-Country Skiing: Monica Peters Boys Soccer: Pheng Yang Volleyball: Linda Dumas, Leslie Nelson I Wrestling: Chris Clark. John Kramarczuk, Alex Littman, I Scott Matis, Tom Murray, John Nellermoe. Jim Simon. Mark Vandermyde. Steve Windhurst Blue- Gold Rouser, Q_cr CO irv % ”Vv .v v- 6-s jCAjus. bjU_Ao _ QShA . LH ] The Edison Blue-Gold Rouser has been a source of school spirit since 1935, when Peter J. Dzubay, wrote the music and words. The original score is reprinted from the 1936 WIZARD ... may we continue to sing our song with strong Tommie pride. 65 Many days of practice sweating in the sun. knowing that it's hard work but really having fun. December is a busy month we sponsor the Mistletoe dance, we decorate the gym filling it with romance. IfILA'G ILII NIC Traveling during the summer to parades in many towns, seeing all the other lines and getting chased by clowns. Then when school begins to start hard work is on the way. we have a different style we need to practice everyday. At the end the seniors leave the new ones take their place, after they learn all the moves like right, left, and about face. Sure there have been problems those are in the past, nows the time to really make the good times last. During school we are without the band so we need to pick a song, like “Is It Love’ or ’Where's the Party’ something not to long. Top Right: Sheryl Hanson Middle Left: The flagline performing at the Homecoming Variety Show. Bottom Left: The flagline marching in the Homecoming Parade. Bottom Right: Donelle Clipperton. practice practice trips and parades EOISO! Back Row(L-R): Cassie Lumpkins, Donelle Clipperton, Erin Quimby, Area Thompson. Middle Row(L-R): Jennifer Brinkman, Gaysha Wilkinson. Avia Silas. Jackie Tousignant.Tania Maxwell, Advisor, Mrs. Rowell. Front Row(L-R): Sheryl Hanson. Angel Johnson, Crystal Butzler. Bottom Left: Crystal Butzler Bottom Middle: Tania Maxwell Bottom Right: Kelly Blanchar if [ IPO H-TO HS We put 21 dancers together and made something great; What brought us together must have been fate. All the hard work, and time each one spends, Not only makes us better dancers, but also closer friends. Being a dedicated Pom-Tom is a big commitment to make. and only we know the hard work it takes. We also know what danceline is really about... It's caring and sharing and helping each other out... It’s sticking together when times get real bad... It's getting things worked out. so everyone’s happy, not sad. We have costumes to decide on deadlines to be met; The feelings of excitement and nervousness that we never forget. You're out on the floor doing your dance, You've worked so hard and there’s only one chance. So you kick your highest, point your toes and guide. Smile real big-you feel wonderful inside. You don't remember the hard times so much anymore, They’re replaced with enjoyment, while you dance on that floor. We're one big family, and one thing we know. The hardest part of all is watching our seniors go. Looking back at all the great memories and all of the fun, H seems only the beginning, and it's already done. This year has been great since we've all been together, All of our great memories, will last forever! Top: Danceline members are stepp'n with spirit at the Homecoming Parade. Above: Can you count to ten? says Holly Teslow. 1I6S Above right: Back row: Anna Anderson, Karen Ignatowicz, Debbie Torgerson, Jocelyn Roufs, Kristen Lindberg, Sherry Knopps, Karla Sandahl, Heather Peterson. Middle row: Manivonh Inthisone, Ann Anderson. Jessica Steele, Lynette Bartz, Andrea Kozlak, Joan Ericksen, Annie Ericksen. Bottom row: Krista Svenningsen, Tracy Petersen, Colleen Ericksen, Heidi Peterson, Holly Teslow, Denae Trombley. Above: “ I can! says Denae Trombley. ■■■■ Top right: Danceline doing the Pom-Tom Blues at Homecoming 86 . Middle: State of confusion!!!! Bottom: And then she said that he said she was ?!0 ?!. But whatever you do don't say anything! says Tracy Petersen to Denae Trombley. [ VAIESIITy CIHKIEILIEAIDEIBS ) T-O-M-M-l-E-S Cheorloading this yoar has been the best. This year the enthusiastic Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard to promote school spirit and cheer the Tommio teams on to VICTORY! They did this by planning and performing in pop-fosts. making signs oach week, and choering at all athletic events. The smiles the thirtoon girls wore told you that it was all worth it. Tho friends they have made and the good times they have had are momorios that will never bo forgotten. Top Row: Jean Roto.ndo, Melissa Litzenberger. Paula Varichak. Tina Erickson, Jill Beeksma Middle Row: Tammy Smith, Bridget Wanna. Kari Beckstrom, Julie Weyrauch, Julie Westcott, Randi McCormick, Susan O’Reilly Bottom Row: Kathy Twinkie Lemke Middle Left: The varsity squad smiles for the camera. Say popcorn! Middle Right: Julie and Twinkie go arm in arm. Goodbye. Tommies. Gcjodbye with smiles, pep and pride. Nov is the time for us to leave and to say goodbye. We’ve cheered on teams wearing Blue Gold. And the victory remembered. We will always hold. Live, a life of laughter was kept in our hearts from the beginning to the end. And now we must say Goodbye to the TOMMIES but our spirit will never bend. Julie Missy Tina Paula Twinkie Jill Tammy Jean Bridget Julie Kari Sue Randi if ® irO HAVIIIE SPIRIT LEADERS Middle Left: Twinkie, put your clothes on! Middle Center: Paula cheers on the football team. Middle Right: Surprise , Sue! Bottom Left: Randi takes a minute to see what’s going on. Bottom Center: Tina and Bridget enjoyed ALL the football games. Bottom Right: The new girls join the squad. i i ( JIV CIH IE IE IRIL IE A ID IE IRS ) This years J.V. cheerleading squad is the second at Edison. The cheerleaders' excitement was shown through their spirit, pep, and pride. They lived up to their name as CHEER LEADERS. They became close friends and shared many memories that wont ever be forgotten. Friends, fun, and good times are what it is all about. Kris, Kristy, Penny. Colleen. Tanya, Trad Top: Penny Peterson. Kristy Peterson Bottom: Traci Jorgensen, Colleen Faircloth, Tanya Sikorski, Kris McQuiston 'pvt Lr ’• QSsr JUrri6 4 Iteuto oKn . !� -ft.s one b ? r ] Lets teep V a ' coay oo about: those Pj±r4 u$ and Me JaeQ nq msidP r i' tfoo h j? o step 2ont' ? n, f o W -o y7 AsA,V? j Aos, y ycfc, j a y Cs i l ano(. ,•£ Od3 cjre i year JC x e cpy prSparoc ue.+ 4n« H,G ‘ o e x £ ve c ts _____ • - % ot ii'+i3:-ue j,r ImO'sHd. hesv M On C— HO I UN 87 Vanna White Bannana Clips and Bows Levis Max Headroom Moonlighting Jean Jackets rop MS I CAU T HLAVLNU't If. iTS «tUlANt£ ds | I£AN ANO Ruefuu CFTrHL w£$rcew oa. i LC ifc T-t fR,f viC s t have. tftto TCC� £.THfcf? ON Trti Trt N «APT. IAMC.CtfN TRuCTF WR fH D ,N t? cF- OUC tSCMp. Cr.. TAiS i$ Trtfe w £ee. T ie. Pm � Rc h o cli . WAWm SH Vm!” MsKiJ. W-i X , JC L . L 1 irO'). vl v£ U 4.1 cJ-fvui x i 1 H-t -0 jyUvC A ,., pevc.p VJv HAV(sC‘.T EC£ MtV semem er nc. u £NC- irvcu.s I 4a. nvO 'u. U 7a i ’ KKHEMPtR 01C ] . HOT IN 87 Sunglasses Swatch Tanning Booths College Sweats Spiked Hair The 86-87 Yearbook A i A i l rt uXTi-U. U.lA-1 V'X VC’l i'v - ' aX. ,V«v£T v- oa JLks UA K-+ I'llsWtt� t W«rU$ MtLT Wrrtl YOU.. dU)±KiJmki. jJqapomU T hO BACK OOOW } CO A J the. hoodoo CnUfU S, Ri.M TASOM AND THE. SCOftCHtfcS iac. PANDORAS PRETfcNOtKS |CdJiJCW� Doot.s-B4Nc£-OKpl «L THC RtPtAMc.nfcNM ■ Aip!||jj| f«Aw.,.e.s ; .ATftjrv.fKC ine.wAufc.S PoMlL HOT IN 87 Reeboks Guess Clothes Top Gun Tom Cruise White Sneakers Polo ’ZLBO'J se ! BOO 1 1 V VeoPte ftfte sr tivcrZ1 bST ft UFeiLET HE T£LL 'VOCL ft srofty fj H h)£ J£R I HftAJbQlE® Dio Z STUDDEH! rPoMt TH-S Mft'Jft AUl) i (rH-V m£tHLT6HJ! FlbtfTR youJt ftlbrtT K) ffifly. CLL-f SS OF xT’ HOT UN 87 Hairspray New Lockers Beastie Boys Bon Jovi Freddie Krueger The Limited and Dayton's FROM SIP'DRIES TO MAOS COIR THIRST EDISON WORTHS '85 Yamamha V- Max ’From home to school in 9 seconds. Anyone want a ride? John Bliskowski. 80 Lamasa Statlonwagon ’I t's always dirty, and it has a bumpersticker that says, 'Women and Children first . Andy Thorakfson 474 74 Chevy Suburban ’My large.ugly.dependable green and white Suburban 74 always has room for one more. Tina Erickson 76 - Chevy Camaro It's got the 'craziest' driver in town. Ole Thomas Harvang 78 - Chevy Impala It's a clean green running machine. James Smahol •82 Schwinn 'Gets great mileage, tough to pick up girls, no back seat. Steve Windhurst 68 Chevy Nova It's ability to amaze me by starting and continuing to run and of course the Betty Boops! Betsy Burkland 78 Datsun 810 My car has good magazines all over the back seat.and I always have a good time in it. Virak Or '81 Oldsmobile Cutlass The only car in the student body with a Minneapolis Public Schools Employee Parking Permit. Tyrone Barden '82 Buick Skylark It prevents any body parts from falling off. walking in 30 below zero weather. Lisa LaMotte '87 Trans Am My first car was a '57 Chev-210, 2DR, H.T. It was the hotest car on the road. Mr. Elavsky '65 Dodge Coronet “It is so old my grandma rips on it. It has holes in the floorboards and a top of the line AM radio. Shawn Ferguson 74 Ford Mustang Synthetic construction, 302 V8. fuzzy dice, and a black and white T.V. set. Blake Dooner Top Left: Tony Chock and John Goral experiment printing a mufti-color screen print. T-shirts and sweatshirts are also screen printed. Top Middle: Tech Ung and Bee Ly prepare a car fender for painting using Bondo and 'elbow grease in the basic auto-body class. Top Right: Helping beginning students rip a board to size on the table saw is a job Steve Neilsen handles with ease. Middle Left: Graphic arts students experience opaquing negatives, cutting screen stencils and preparing lay-outs for offset printing. Students use the Macintosh with the LaserWriter to generate copy and art work for various projects in graphic arts. Above: Tom Tremmel and Corey Graham in art class. Middle Right: Leroy Gonzolas trims a dado joint on his wood working project. Students use a combination of hand and power tools. Right: Jay Nelson and Steve Knopps work on problems in the drafting class. Computers are also used to solve problems in drafting construction. US Top Left: Jenny Anderson and Mandy Harris prepare a science experiment in freshmen science. Top Center: Jerry Tyrpa completes a difficult drafting assignment. Top Middle: Steve Windhurst writes a computer program in the data processing class. Top Right: Steve Neunfeldt ponders a geometric drafting problem. Middle Left: Ronette Nelson sketches a pencil drawing in Mr. O's art class. Middle: Jason Novak working with hand tools. Computers are used to compute project costs and materials lists. Middle Right: Chad Pelzl serves up beef stroganoff in the restaurant magnet class. Bottom Left: Jim Hampton working with acrylics on canvas in art. 477 $ IE Nil'DIBS � yOU,VE DDT THE CUTES! JILLBEEKSMA Congratulations to our favorite Cheerleader Love, Mom and Dad EDJORDAN A winning smile, to last a lifetime Mom STEVE KENERSON 'Show me the Freak Doors!! You were a little Punk long before anyone heard of it. Love, Mom and Dad LESLIE NELSON Here you go again. Congratulations and good luck again! Love, Mom ERIC NELSON I'm ready, Let’s Co !! First let me change and comb my hair ! KAREN 1GNATOWITZ Best Wishes Love. Mom and Dad 47 8 Diddle, diddle dumpling, my son John, Went to bed with his trousers on; One stocking off, one stocking on, Diddle diddle dumpling, my son John. LITTLE BABT EACEM KAO YANG My baby Cow (Kao) Congratulations Illub Npai TRACY KRAUSE We knew we would have a beautiful young lady 'cause look how cute you were at 3 Love ya. Mom . Dad JULIE WESTCOTT Your a very special daughter We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad JASON GANLEY Mom and Dad say that I have to go to college when grow up! BISSOONDAI SUKHU Greetings Bissoondai from Mom and Dad. seeing you so lucky, we want to wish you the best of luck in the future. Love. Mom and Dad Tom, Tom tne piper’s son Stole a pig and away he run. The pig was eat, and Tom got beat And Tom ran crying down the street. 479 SENIORS: THIS WAi WHEN WE WERI: JOHN NELLERMOE We are proud of all your achievements. We wish you the best of luck in the future! Love. Mom and Dad DEANNA DUPAY DEBBIE TORGESON Your graduation day from nursey school, where you made new friends, did many things, all of which were very important as a start on your future steps to get up that hill to high school Love Mom Dad MIKE LAMONT Good luck Mike! Love. Mom and Dad Anything can happen, child, ANYTHING can be. From Mom Dad with love. DEBBIE WATKINS have watched Deb. grow into a responsible young adult and it makes me proud to sec how much she has accomplished. I know that she will do great things in whatever she does, and I will always be proud of her. Deb, It has been great having you for a daughter. Love. Mom TIM SWANSON Just before his first haircut Love. Mom and Dad CHRIS SENKO We wish you the best of everything to you in whatever you choose to do. 'Ith all our love and support. Mom. Dad and family MARC MILBURN Love. Mom and Dad AMYSTECORA Love, Mom and Dad. SCOTT WEI DT You've made us very proud. The best of luck! love. Mom and Dad JOE SPARROW Someday- When flowers die, and leaves fall Within our garden it will be spring The roses there that grow, shall not be touched by snow-For they must never know how cold the world can be without you. For always in our hearts it will be spring Love. Mom Sc Dad 4SC Little fishes in a brook, Father caught them on a hook, Mother fried them in a pan; Johnny eats them like a man. nice little kids JULIE OJILE May you be a peacemaker. a leader i in your career, a symbol of the ■ best in humanity and one who M enjoys life to the max. Peace and love, Fred and Fay JIM SMAHEL Son as a “Jr. Business man I always knew you would make it in the real (grown up) world. Good Luck Love, Mom MAYA ANDERSON We never realized that getting you that first telephone when you were one. would have such a major impact on our lives. Rare is the moment when we see you without one since. We love you (in between Phone calls) Mom, Dad and Tony BOB DARLMPLE Stepping through the doors to man hood. Good luck! Love, Mom and Dad MIKE GER VAIS You have always been a very special “lite“ in the lives of your family. Love ya! Dad. Mom and family MARK PETERSON My best wishes! I hope the years ahead are happy and successful for you. Congratulations and Love. Mom JASON HOLSCHER Ah. gee. coach, I can still play. It's only a broken rib! SONJA POUSAUK We wish you all the luck in the future. Love, Mom and Dad NATALIE OLSEN Success, peace, and joy we wish you. as into the world you depart. hold you lovingly, deep within our hearts. Love. Mom and Dad PAT DEVITO This is when I was a nice sweet little guy When Mikey's a good boy, He shall have cakes and custard; But when he does nothing but cry, He shall have nothing but mustard. 4 4 SENIORS: WWIHAT IDO II WANT TO BE USA SWANSON JOHN SPARROW From a little red three wheeler to the big green boat! Keep on trucking John! Best Wishes. Mom and Dad DAVID CLARK Be the best you can! MARI PATCH With this look of determination she'll be on top for the rest of her life. DELPHINE FJERESTAD Duffy, you and Jesus can dr. ANYTHING! Keep on Perservering! We are proud of you and your accomplishments, and we love you lots. Mom and Dad MARK VANDERMYDE Love, Mom and Dad JOAN ERICKSEN The crib, the walker, the trike, softball, boys, danceline, a car. She's a big girl now. Bout full grown. Look out world here comes Joan. Love, Mom and Dad JOHN POMERENKE Someone who started out so small, you’ve grown so straight and tall. Full of spirit, joy and fun. We're proud of you. son. We thank God for giving you to us. Love. Mom and Dad MONTY SWAN Congratulations on the end of this trail. Love. Mom and Bill LYNETTEBART Neds. Keep smiling Love. Mom and Dad MISSY (MITZI) MACH This is you at 2 years old. You've filled my life with Ilappiness.. Now it's my turn to wish you the best in anything you do I hope your life is filled with as much happiness as mine has been with you Love. Mom Here I am, Jumping Joan When nobody’s with me; I'm all alone WHEN II €R©W UP?? TAMMY SMITH One day an active, chatty 3 year old, then before we know it your a senior in high school. We love you, Mom and Dad BLAKE DOONER Tubsy Love, Mom and Dad SCOTT ERICKSON Love those curls in the back of your hair. You've been great and we're proud of you. Love. Mom and Dad SUZI MOSES Love will be here edxoays. Love is for our sharing. Love, Mom BECKYJAHNKE Becky . Dandy Friends Love. Mom Dad JAMES SAROS The “Stud-Master Ja nic GEMMA PILLAI Love. Mom and Dad JILL HERLOFSKY Little Jilly Bean“ You had a great smile, even before you had teeth.' Love, Mom and Dad ROBIN SCANDRETTE Where have the pigtails gone? You've been one of the highlights of our life. Love.your very proud Mom . Dad ROB MILLER Congratulations! I'm proud of you. Love, Mom JIMMY SATHER Throw me a pass, but don't hit my nose. Love. Mom and Dad Moses supposes her toeses are roses, But Moses supposes erroneously; For nobody's toeses are posies of rosies, As Moses suppoese her toeses to be. 4 1 seniors: WERE you CUTER THEN? BETSY BURKLAND After four boys, who could ask for anything more] We love you Betsy Mom RANDI McCORMICK Love, Mom and Dad STEVE LEE What I wanna be when I grow up? A baseball player! Love, Mom KARI BECKSTROM Love. Mom and Dad CARLA FJERSTAD Always Smiling Love. Mom Dad 1 I r fl TOM JOHNSON Love, Mom and Dad JOY WILES What a great parade! I lost my heels. Love. Mom Dad All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth! Love. Mom SUSAN WIRT I love you sweetie! Love, Mom JILL WESTPHAL You have been a joy to watch from day one until now. made it through high school and have so much to look forward to. Thanks for being you. Love from. Mom and Dad NOEL MARTIN Best wishes in the future. USA LAMOTTE 4 4 Handy Handy, jack-a-dandy, loves plum cake and sugar candy; She bought some at a grocer’s shop, and out she comes, hop, hop, hop. We’ll Work With You. Well Do Our Best. We KnowThe Way WeAreNorwest. 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Love, Mom and Dad Yearbook Photographers Brett Gordon Steve Ward David Sanh Studios 5184 Central Ave. Columbia Heights Mr. Earl Larsen has taught social studies for the last 30 years and has also been Athletic Director for the last 7 years. 571-2265 INDEX Akinsanya. braaJ29.4l.il 1.138.148 Andorson. Anna 6.41.168.169 Anderson. Heidi 2.10.11.41 Anderson. Maya 35.41.64.110.112.181 Atchison, Dawn 41,124 Bacha. Karima 41 Barden, Tyrona 41.116 Bartz. Lynatta 12.19.41.64. 168.169.182 Basswood. Janice 41.101.104 Beckstrom, Kari 4.21.26.37.41. 60.114.124.170.171.184 Beeksma. J 4.7.12.19.26.41. 60.62.112.124.170.171.178 Bandar. Jfl 41 8anza. Rchard 42.111.138 BjoiWund. Kart 42.134 Blahoski. Jody 42 Bliskowsto. John 12.29.42.134.174 Bloomer. Amy 42 Blumhoefor. Mark 42137 Borom. Rhonda 42 Brady. Toya42 Browrvng. Rachol 3.42 Buridand. Botsy 4266,99.112117.184 Bursh. Kavin 21.103.106.185 Cadwefl. Cindy 4243 Capoueh. Jessica 42111 Chang, Pato 43 Chav. Lang 43.123 Chaster, Angela 21.31.43.112 Clabo. Pamela 3.98.99.114.124.143 Clark. David 43.102.133.182 DaJrymple. Bob 25.43.181 Davis. Christopher 43 Dentz. Scon 43.116 DeVito, Patrick 2.4.27.30.43.65. 99.112.113.134.152.154.181 Donna, Linda 106 Donaldson. Sadara 32 Dooner. Bake 43.116.183 Doonor. Doann 43 Dooner. Mary 43 Duma . Unda 142146.147.156.157 Dopey. Deanna 43.65.180 Ekman. PhiSp 44.121.124 Eiason. John 44 Erickson. Joan 4.20.26.27.44.62. 106.111.112113.168.169.182 Erickson. Scott 44.101.103. 104.114.115.183 Erickson. Tma 4.10.12.19.20.26.27. 34.44.64.106.114.116.170.171.178 Ferguson. Shawn 44.152153 Fjerestad. Dalphcna 44.182 Fjerstad. Carla 2.10.44.60.99.101. 106.108.109.110.112113.124.184 Ganlay. Jason 16.44.66.99.114.179 GotyB'S. Mchaal 36.44.62. 124.150.161.181 Giobnar. Carrie 44,60.179 Hang. Chua 22.44 Hang. Yar 45 Hanson. Sheryl 45.104. 105.112.124.166.167 Harvang. Ola 98.138.179 Haugen. Christina 45.99.116 Horlolsky.J4l45.112.183 Hesselgrave. Amy 45.179 Hoang. Brenda 45.123.124 Holden. Richard 45.104 Hoi sc her, Jason 4.6.20.26. 27.45.64.99.134.135.181 HouaVue. Mai 29.56.114 Jgnatowicz. Karen 6.35.45. 67.99.110.112.16ftl69.178 Jahangiri. Mohamidali 45.106 Jahnke. Rabacca 45.60.67. 110.112140.183 Jama . Brenda 46.106.107.116 Johnson. Thomas 21,46.184 Jonas. Stophanie 36.46.120.157 Jordan, Edward 46.178 Kahsay. Abraham 46 Kaiser. Jack 16.29.30.46 Kenerson. Steven 16.46. 65.99.121.152.178 Kao. Sowath 46.122 Kao. Veasna 46.61.98.122123 Ko8avalu. Kumar 46 Khon. Pha 46.123 K-tCason. Craig 6.46.116.134.154 Koenaa Josalle 21.47 Kong. Sochrvy 116.122138 Korzarowski. Peter 47 Kouanchao. Katmanl 47 Kozlak. Andrea 28.29.47. 65.99.112.168 Krause. Tracy 37.47.99.179 Kuo. Bao 47 Kuha. Darcy 36.47.61.65. 124.150.151,160 Laird. Sbaraunta 47 LamonL Michael 47.67.99.141.180 Lamotta. Lisa 47.99.112.184 Larson. Mark 47 Lassorro. Dawn 47 Loo. Blong 48.120 Loo. Chee 19.48,123.138,139 Loo. Gar 48 Lea. Sloven 4.16.26.48.67. 113.124.134.154,184 Lea. Vang 22.48.124 Lonzon. Troy 48 U. O 48 Lindomyar. Staco 48 Litzenborgor. Melissa 48.71.99.170 Lo. Panhia 48 Locke. Jamas 48 Lorence. Shannon 48.116.120 Luxam, Donna 49.116 Lynch. Theodoro 34.35 49.65.99.112.113.114 Mach. Molissa 49.63. 99.111.114.115.182 Manthay. Jennifer 10.49 Marin. Noel 49.111.144.145.184 McCormick. Randy 49.170.171.184 McGovern. Thomas 49 McNamara. Kari 49.66.99.111.114.115 Miibum. Mvc 49.180 M.rar. Robert 1628,49.101.102 103.104.105.106.108.110.114.115.183 Moses. Susanna 10.37.49.106.114.183 Mooa. Tang 49 Mundschank. John 50.184 Muor. Vichath 50.122 Murray. Thomas 50.99.158.159.161 Nellermoo. John 4.6.29.31.50. 66.114.134.135.158.159.180 Not son. Eric 6.50.66.99.134.154.155.178 Nelson. Leslie 23.28.50.101.103.106. 108.109.110.114.115.124.142143.178 Nelson. Ronette 50.177’ Nelson. Joseph 50.110.124.150.151.161 Nowtn, Lydia 10$ Nong. Mony 50.122 Norman, Jill 50.116 Novak. Jason 4.7.13.50.63.65.99.152177 aReOy. Susan 12.29.50.61.64. 106.112.113.114.124.170.171.178 0;le. Juhe 51.110.120.140.181 Osen, Natalie 51.111.181 On. Daravuth 51.122,123 Or. Virak 51 Oum. Sonoth 51.138.139.152 Paradise. Mark 51 Patch. Mari 10.28.51.99.101.103. 108.109.110.121.182 Peterson. Tracy 4.6.13.18.20,51, 99.110.115.16169 Peterson. JeHery 4.20.26.27.51. 62.124.134.136.154.179 Patorson. Mark 51.181 Pillai. Gemma 51.106.183 Poliszuk. Sonia 116.181 Pomererko. John 4.6.16.29.35.51.64. 99.112114.134.152.153.182 Proose. Davd 6.28.29.30.52 62112.114134,152 Price. Jody 52 Raich. Kelly 52 Reid. KeUv 52 Rath. Nang 52.122124.138 Rath. Norng 52.121.122123.124.159 Roopke. Ann 35.52.110.112 Rogers. Jodi 37.52.99.114.188 Rondo. David 52 Rosenkmaz, Jackie 52 Roy. Catherine 52 Sarbo. Doris 52.111 Saros. Jama 53.154.183 Sather. James 53.134.183 Scandrette. Robm 24.53.61.183 Schieffor. Kimbertie 53 Schleil, Kabe 53 Sodorstrom. John 53 Serfco. Christine 104180.53.99 SoKarstrom. Todd 53 Sisaval Jermrtor 53.110.120 Skog'und. Anita 53 Smahel. Jama 29.30.31.36.53.64.99. 110.117.124.134.136.161.163.181 Smith. Tommy 7.26.29.53.62 106.112.114.170.171,183 Soderquist. Denise 54.106 Solz. Scott 54.63.137 Sparrow, John 29.54.134.182 Sparrow. Joseph 54.180 Sroy. Potheavy 54.123 Steolo. Jessica 27.54,168 Stegora. Amy 34.54.114.120.124.144 180 Sukhu. Bssoondai 54.162.179 Swarm. Montgomery 54.182 Swanson. Usa 54.182 Swanson. Timothy 36.54.120.124.134 180 Tea. Kim 54.122123 Teso. Khongmy 55 Thao. Kong 55.123 Thofkes. Chari 56 Thors Id son. Andrew 228.37.55. 63.99.101.106.108.109 Toeung. Heog 55 Tor gar son, Debra 7,55.63.66, 99.110.112168.169.180 Trana Meng 55 Tromb'ey. Denae 12.27.55.66. 67.99.112.113.168.169 Tyrpa. Jerry 55.138.177 DENAETROMBLEY Yesterday - our Naisic Today - a beautiful young woman Tomorrow ■ anything your mind can conceive of. May you visualize and realize all that your heart desires. Love. Mom . Dad and Dawn Ung. Toch 23.55.176 Ven. Pok 55 Vandormydo. Mark 4.1226.29.30.56. 61.63.67.99.112124.134.158.182 Vang. Ch 56.124.138 Vang. Ma 56 Vang. Shooa 56 Vang. Va 56 Vue. Houa 56 Vue. K a 56 Vue. Ma Houa 56 Vue. Vang 56.139 Vue. Xao 56 Wnisanen. Lisa 56.111.179 Walkor. CMford 56.134.159 Walker. Troy 57 Walton. Tracey 57 Watkms. Debra 57.65.111.180 Watters. Darnel 57.111 Wogrzyn. Ma'gorzata 57.124 Woidt. Scott 57.180 Woizenogger. Gregory 57.112 Wesicon. Julie 57.106.112114. 170.171.179 Wastphal. Jill 10.11.1228.30.57. 63.99.114.115.124.144.184 W.’es. Joy 57.104.114.124,163.184 W.rtz. Susan 57.114.184 Xiong. Doua 138 Xiong, la 57 X ong. Lang 58 Yang. Bee 58 Yang. Ba 58 Yang. Cher 58 Yeng, Kao 58.179 Yang. Kher 31.58 Yang. Moo 58 Yang. Pao58 Yang. Sang 58 Yang. True 58 Yang. Xou 23.26.58.123.138 Yang. Yer 29,58 Yang. Y 59 Zajac, John 59.152178 a r Zo'mski. Kim 59 • bl Stain, Curt 75 Slovens. Mora 75.121 Sonar. Dale 27.75 Ssono. Robert 75.121.152.153.155 Stnckler. Jorf 35.75 Sullivan, John 75 Svenningsen. Arnold 71.75.152 Teslow. HoOy 75 Thao. Chuo 75 Thao. Yao 75 Thao. Y. 75 Thao. Youa 75 Thiefca. Stolon 75.155 Thompson. Aroo 75.167 Thompson. Robt� e 75.77.134.155.158 ThoraWsoo. Virginia 1228.75.101.106 Thouk. Ngar 76.139 Timnins. Antony 76 Tolodo. Vladrrv 76 Tor. Voour 76 Tor. Von 76 TremmeL Tom 76.155.176 Tuchek. Frank 76 Ung. Pachanth 76.123 Va$e. Sharon 76 Vang. Boo 76 Vang. Cha 76 Vang. Dang 123 Vang. Koe76 Vang. Koo 76 Vang. Kong 76 Vang. Long 76 Vang. Luo 76 Vang. Moo 76 Varichak. Pauta 76.170.171 VosJor. Bryan 7.20.26. 28.64 Vuo. Boo 139 Vuo. Kou 76 Walkor. Alan 76.134 Walton. LaCrissha 7.76.142143.146 Wanna. Bridgot 76.170.171 V oyrauch. Julio 7.31.74. 76.121.146.147170. 171 While. Lynetto 76.143 WiomeH. Unda 76 W.’es. Shannon 76.104.115.143.163 Wtos. Tmothy 77.104.115,163 WodhursL Michael 77.158 WindhursL Stophon 77.158. 177 Wolte. Jcnmfor 77.120.144 Wyandt. Kolly 75.77 Wyandt. Kristio 77 Xiong. Bla 77 Xiong. Go 77 Xiong. Houa 77 Xiong. Mao 77 Xiong. Tou 77 Xiong. Xong 77.162 Xiong.Y a 77 Yahrmotsor. Kari 116.120 Yang. Bao 77 Yang. Boo 77.139 Yang. Kong 77.138 Yang. Lao 77.159 Yang. May 98 Yang. Pa. 77 Yang. Song 77 Yang. Thao 77 You. Vanna 77 Zo nski. Son 1.3.37.59.77.116 Zomodhin. Yonna 77.123 Zonk. PoMr 21.37.77.134 Addfeno. Ralph 148 Albrecht Bronda 30.69 Andorson. Ann 69.168.169 Anderson. Dean 69.120. 134.152155 Antnozzi. Melissa 69 Austorman. Lo«s 69 Bacha. Feysel 69 Baithazor. Dan ©I 69.110 Banks. Anta 69 Basswood. Kenneth 159 Beech am, Yoshana 69.120 Bo . Demetrairs 69. 148 Bergstrom. N.na 69.74.116.134 Bertbolf. Richard 69.104 B go. Charles 69. 106 Brmingham. Jason 69.152 Bianchar. Kelly 69. 104 Blanchard. Mcho 69.106.107 Borszcz. Ricardo 69. 120 Bosguez. Jenntor 69. 104.101.120 BnrAman. Jennifer 69.106.167 Brown. Ananas 69 Brozek. Scott 69 Brummer. Tiffany 1.69 Bryan. Patrick 69.134 Buochler. Margaret 69 Burton. K.mborly 69.101.104 Butzler. Crystal 28.69.104.119.167 Carlson. David 37.69.104.108. 109.110.114.120.132.150.151.161 Carr. Vikfco 69 Chan. Sokhannaka 69.123 Changsaly. My 69.98 Chen. Kenneth 22 Chhang. Chhan 69 Chovan. Anthony 70 Christensen, Gregory 70 Chrzanak. Kathy 70.120.147 Clark. Christopher 70.134.155.158,159 Clark. Richmond 120.150 Clipperton, Ooneile 70.121,166.167 Cloud. Tina 70.74 Colvin. Thomas 70 Coons. Brenda 21.70.101 Corbett Jason 06.107 Cortey. Wendy 70 Cox. Jerry 31 ■ Coyle. John 70.134.137 Davis. Wit'-e 70 Oecowski. Jeffery 17. 70.134.155 Domars. Oav.d 70.134 Deroser. Brandon 70 Dos ariaiL Tarr.lee 70.106 Dibble. Christina 35.70 Dircks. Tamyra 70 Donley, Richard 37 Dorseft Dav-d 70.97.120 Drabczak. David 26.70.134 Dziedzic. Ke y 36.70.74.42146 EWngboo. Dense 70.104.120 Elshershaby. Mohamed 22.70. 76.114.123.159 Engdahl. JocS 70 Enckson. Ho y 70.133.142.146.147 Erickson. Samantha 70.106 Esehedor. Schaunte 70.120.144.157 Ferraro. Theodore 2.28.70.103.106.108 Forroira. Bruno 111 Feysel. Bacha 139 Fosberg. Andrea 70 Fowlds. Dana! 5.16.28.70. 102.104.105.108.109.110 Gallagher. Chwles 70.134.148.155 Gemlo. James 70 Gonzalez. Carlos 70.138.159.176 Gordon. Michael 70 Grady. Jonnfor 27.70.146.147 Granger. Blandon 25.70 Greevers. Robert 71 Griftn. Shelly 71,115 Gustafson, Russell 71 Hanson. Patsy 3.71.142 Harror. Greg 71 Hams. David 71 Hauser. Patrick 35.71.101.102.110 Homings. Dawn 120 Hor. Go 71 Hoang. Demi 1.122.123 Holon. Goraid 71.148 Holloway. Dawn 13.71.146.147.157.162 Homan. Scon 71 Houselog. Loron 13.71.120.137 Ingersoll. Rebecca 71 Jacobs. Bronda 3.71.104.106 Jasicki. Tony 37. 71.134.155 Jonsen. Chnsi.no 27.71.104.120.162 Jensen. Jenifer 71.120 Jensen. Juanita 71.120 Jensen. Mchaot 71.134 Johnson. Jube 71.120 Johnsion. Adam 6.71.114.115. 134.136.155.148.149 Jordan. Janot 71 Kaeppe. Jennier 71.18.34 Karkoc. Justm 138.141.71.121.148 Ko'm. Hoathor 71.24.106.116 Kormedy. Scot! 5.16.21.37.72. 104.105.114.115.145. KesavaHt, Vonkatasawara 72.122 Khon. Mao 72 K.m. Veary 72.122.123.162 Kim. Young 23.72.114.122.123 King. Brandy 71.72 Kith. Yeouth 72.138 Knops. Shari 6.72.157.168.169 Kobow. Juba 26.30.72.119. 146.147.150.160. KoeMgen. Jute 72.131 KoeHgen. Susan 72.131 Kong. Sophoa 72.123 Koichon. Thomas 72.152.155 Kpoto. Yoko 72 Krmarczuk. John 72.138.141.158.121 Kraska. Karon 72.120.157 Krueger. Stephen 155 Kusmorz. Paul 2.17.27.72.134.191 Kuochera. Sheila 72.116 Lamont. Larry 72.134.159 Lamont Mark 7ai20.14l Lampi. Aaron 72 Lang. Lisa 72 Larson. Cheryl 72 Larson. Jennifer 26.36.72 Layfand. Dorok 72 Lee. Bao 72 Lee. Ber 72 Lo«. Got 72.123 Loe. Mai 72 Loo. Scott 4.6.72.134.136.159 Loe. Tammy 72 Loo. Va 72 Lomfce. Katherine 72.170.171 Lossard. Ncolo 72.120 Lindberg. Kristen 73.75.121.168 Undborg. Robert 73 bndeH. Cathryn 73.144 Usak. Ruth 73 Lo. Kahai 22.98 Lohrfce. Ronnoy 73 Lor. Bee 73 LucasL Mully 16.73.101.102. 104.105.110.120.151.160 Lumpkins. Cassan a 18.73.167 Ly. Boo 73.176 Maki. Matthew 73 Malar k. William 73 Ma'sz. Matthew 73 Mattsoa Chris 73 Maftsoa Cory 73 Maxey. Brett 7.73.152.155 Maxwell. Tania 73.75.104.167 Moiok. Tricia 73.120 Memorich. Karon 73 Milos. Dawn 73 Miskowec. Thomas 73.134.155 Mwa. Mafinda 73.77 Mo5a. Towaboch 73.77 Morgan. David 27.73.150.15 ■ Mortonson. Julie 98 Mowa. Koua 73 Munsoa Michael 6.30.73. 134.135.148.155 Mour. Map 73 Neang. Koa 73 Nouontoldt, Steven 73.177 Nhotsavang. Jacguolino 73.114 Niolson. S’.ovon 73.176 Nong. Lakkhana 73.123 Over. Jennifer 106.107 Oison. Rachol 73.101.103.120.150 Olson. Dustin 73 Olson. Gerald 73 Outhaaphay, Soutsakhone 73 Oum. Phafy 98 Pan, Linda 74.162 Panz. Lynotto 98 Pel ton. Kimberly 74.106 Pelzf. Chad 74,138.152.161.177 Perez. Jessica 74 Perry. Thomas 74 Peiors. Monica 74.119.142.151 Pelerson. Heidi 3.74.75.121.169 Poiorton. Heather 3.6.34.74.116.168 Pelerson. Jason 74 Pha. Xoua 74 Phan. Bona 22 Powofl. Christine 74.120 Py. Vann 98 Reimann. Eric 74 Reynolds. Michael 74 Richardson. Edde 31 Rioffy. D no31.117 R piey. Cotoen 2.27.28.35. 74.101.108.109 Risser. John 74.148 Rogers. Samuel 74 Romanowski. Tracee 74 Rotondo. Jean 7.30.35.69.74. 101,102.110.120.170.171 Roofs. Jocelyn 74.168.169 Rubink. Brent 74 Sam. Paul 74 Sandahl. Karla 74.107.168.169 Sang. Sarny 74 Safrior. Lora 74.104.110.121.15-Schoen. Charles 74 Samon. James 6.26.30. 75,120.134.158.159 S-savat Choryl 12.75.110.120 Skavnak. Candace 10.28.75. 101.106.108.109 Smiih. Tiffany 75.121 Sok. Chea 75 Sok. Sophoa 75.123 Sorvig. Cynthia 75 Sporloin. Crag 75.134.148.149 Sportoin. Patrick 134.141 Staub. Edward 75 IIN ID IE X Abram. Waltor 149 Adams. Gbomyooon 79 Aim. Rebokah 79.140.162 Alston. Oroanna 121 Amaru. Shannon 79.114.160 Anderson. Ranee 31.79.116 Andorson. Rayshawn 79 And or son. Shawn 79 Arora. Rachna 79.119 Babcock. Melody 7.79.106.14 Bak . Michelle 79.121.140 BaJengor. Bobbojo 20.35.79. 101.104.106.110.116.144 Bazot. William 13.79.110. 121.152.155 Bardon, Joremy 79.116 Barto. Kemeh 2.35.79.101. 106.122.139 Beaulieu. Tracey 24.79.106 Bed. Jean 79.35 BeSamy. Jody 79 Borgman. Pamela 79 Bergstrom, Jure 79 Bess. Michael 79.101.106 Blake. Brenda 79.104 Bonobroke. Scott 79.148 Bronson. Alisha 79 Brown. Lazondrn 79.120 Browno. KaSiIeen 5.13.79.101. 102.104.110.151.160.162 Buchanan. James 79 Buck. Rosetta 106.107.147 Budinger. Oana 79 Bunney. Shane 79.120 Burgess. Dean 79 Burns. Steven 13.29.79.158 Bursch. Brett 79.149 Carter. Michelle 79.103.104.143 Castro. Lisa 80 Champagne. Andre 80 Chan. Snanoka 80.123 Chen. Lihyuh 80 Chhang. Chhom 80 Clear. M-chelle 80 Corbett KrisJn 13.80.101.102. 110.104.144.151.160 Daher. Alec 7.80 D air os. Kimberly 24.80.114.115.162 Davis. Richard 80 DeMars. Paula 80 Dirksen. Melissa 80 Dmytruk. Michael 80 Doyle. Lynn 80.158 Earn. Sariy 80 Ekman. Sarah 80.121 Elder, Teasha 80 ElmquisL Shannon 10,101.80. 106.108.109 Ericksen. Colleen 80.106.110.169 Erickson. Corey £28,80.104.105. 108.109.122 Ernst Robert 80 Faehn. Brent 80 Fairbanks. Michael 80 Fairclotfi. Colleen 80.172 Fischer. Kent 80 Fondron. Shunteil 80 Foster. Latrece 80 Foster. Richard 80 Freeman, Charles Fresooky. Mark 80 Fung. King 80.122.123 Furzland. Melissa 80 Gallagher. Shay 80 Gav.no, Joyce 80.110.114. 115.120.140 Gerber. Annette 80.83.104 Gilbert JulM 34.80 Graves. Rebecca 81 GnKrvSponsler. Larissa 2. 10.28.108.121 Gruba. Christy 32.81 Hampton, James 177.81 Hamre. Richard 81 Hansen. Tvnothy 81 Hanstad. Angela 81.121.133.140.147 Smith, Lisa 86 Smith. Rachel 86 Smolak. Stophen 86.106.149 Sok. Soph oak 86 Soth. Nhoeong 98 Stark. Jason 86 Sledman, David 86 Sten. Steven 76.86 Stephney. Pamela 86 Stevens. Maren 86.104.143.147 Stilp. Roberta 86 Sukhu, Rajwantie 86 Soon. Thy 86 Svenningsen, Krista 86.120.168 Sw.gart Bonne 86.150.151.160 Tea, Nary 86 Thao. Khe 86.139 Thao. Vang 86 Thao. Youa 86 Thie� iorn. Corey 86 Thomas. K a 86 Thomas. Rulhie 2.86 Thor sen. Todd 86.149 Timmons, Mark 86 Trann. Chhong 86.123 Turan. Kimberly 86 Ty� . Melissa 86 Uithovon. Todd 86.119.139 Umyal. Upame 86 Vandermyde. Jay 12.29.83.86.120 Vang. Chao 86 Vang. Houa 86.98 Vang. Lau 86 Vang. Man 86 Vang, Y'rtHj Vanslooten. Trisha 87.106 Vega. Angela 30.87.147 Vongkaysone, Malaythong 87 Vue. Bao 87 Vue. Ong 87.122 Waisanon. Angola 87.120 Walker. Curbs 87 Walz. Ronald 79.87 Wa ne. Michael 1.87.121.152 VJation, Jennifer 26.87.142.143.160 Webb. Margie 87.121 Weigter. Lisa 87.142.160 Woler. Elizabeth 30.87. 110.150.151.160 Wescott J earn io 37.87 Wl)ite. Trina 7.34.87.142.146.147 Wilkinson. Gaysha 24.87.167 WHson. Robyn 2.29.87 Xk ng. Bai 87 Xiong. Bee 87.139 Xiong. Chue87 Xiong. Ge 87 Xiong. Ma 87 Xiong. Pao 87 Yang. Ka 87 Yang. Keng 87 Yang. Thao 22.87.139 Yang. Tou 87.139 Yang. Wang 87 Yoang. Knjn 87 Yorm, Sauan 87 You. Suon 22 Zhang. Xuya 87.122 Zimmerman, Kirk 87 Harris. Peter 81.152.155 Heillo. Sean 81 Held. Rebecca 30.81.114.121 Hendrickson. Gina 81.140 Henricks. Stephanie 81 Hill. Brenda 81 Hoffmann. Howard 81 Holliday. Angela 81 HolSe. Do morse 81 Holmpuist Jason 35,81 Hong. Muth 81 Horng. Chrep 81 Hovanetz. Brigid 81 Hoyez. Gregory 1.81 Hunter. Michael 81 Hupp. John 13.27.81.152 InSiisono. Manivonh 81,169 Ives. Brenda 81 Jackson. Tomika 81 Jacob. Jeffery 8£ 149 Jenrvich. Dana 13.82.114.115.162 Jenson. Hoather 82 Jenson. Scott 82 Johnson. Angel 8£104.167 Johnson. Donretha 82 Johnson. Jennifer 82.121 Johnson. Sara 82.162 Jordan. Jossica 13.82.116.162 Jorgensen. Teresa 82.172 Judgo. Chrisbne 82 Junker. Lisa 82 Kaczrowski, Tony 82 Kaoppe. Joshua 82.119. 139.148.149 Kazom. Syad 82 K el lor. Glenn 82 Kendal. Sandy 82 Khath, Touch 82 Kheog, Soak 82 Kim. Phirun 82.123 King. Brenda 3.82 Kmnunoun. Kristine 82 Knoko. Maureen 82.101 Knops. Stephen 82.163.176 Knowter. Mari 82 Ko. Byungkwan 82 Kohn. Amy 82.140 Kolodge. Kelly 82 Kopecky. Tiffany 24,82,162 Kraskey. Ph'i 7.82 Krogh, Matthew 82 Kulchera. Larry 82 Kwame. Ellen 8£121.146.147 Laboy. Cynthia 82.162 Langlais, Bradeiy 82 Langlais. Peter 83.145 Larimer. Paula 83 Leal. Chuck 83 Leo. Tong 83 Lee. Tou 83.139 Lennon. Shawn 83.117 U. Ben 83 LtghtfooL La noil 83 Littman. Alexander 83.158 Logsdon. Jeremy 83 Lohrke. Shannon 83 Loken. Kimberly 33.83.117 Longie. Troy 7.13.29.83. 84.137.149 Lor. Long 83 Lor. Vue 83 Lorence. Eric 83. 139 Lynch. Constance 35.82.106 Maiiskewski. Michelle Metis. Soon 83.133.158 Moxwofl. Trena 83 McKay. Bradefy 83 McNaughton. Amy 83 McOuiston Kristine 83.120.172 Moak. Theavy 83 Moak. Vanthaf 83 Meuers. Caroy Milburrx Grna 83 Milkman, Denise 84 Mok. Savann 84 Montgomery. Iris 84 Moua. Chao 84.122.123.140 Moua. Koua 84.138 Munden. Tern 84,121 Murphy. Lisa 84 Myers. Laura 32.84.103. 104.106.143 Nassiri. Mukhtarjan 84 Non or moo, Tracy 3.84.104.143 Noison. Timothy 1,84.110 Nhotsavang. Charlene 84.104.143 Niccum. Jason 84 Nielsen. Charles 84.104.163 Norstrom. Rachel 84 Nosko, Audra Nyberg. Jason 35.84.120. 121.139.152.155 O'Donnell. Elizabeth 84.98 Ochs. Leslie 84.120 Ovorlon. Wanda 84 Oyea Melanie 84 Pantze. Vaughn 84.120.139 Paradise. Lynn 30 Parsons. John 84 Pattee. Penny 2.84.121.172 Pearson. Lilian 84 Patel. Danette 84 Peterson. Gary 84 Peterson. Kristy 85.120.172 Potorson. Penny 3.85,121.172 Phoothavan . Chithasono 85.123 Pkala. Michelle 85 Pouiarfen, Navid 85 Prashad. Indranie 85 Quimby. Eron25.85.106.162.167 Randal. Me ssa 83.85.104.120 Raymond. Russoll 85.119 RehfeW. Edward 85 Raich. Keith 85 Reynolds. Charity 85.104.162 Roeun. Thoeung 85 Roos. Charlene 19.85.140 Ross. Kevin 85.148 Rue. Gigi 31.85 Ruggies. Kimberty Runnels. Angela 29.85 Rush. Trina Saice. Robert Sak. Kakada 85.120 Sak. Osaphea 85.138.139 Sanders. Joyce 85 Saros. Travis 7,13.85 Sater, Devnna 85 Savage. Alexander 85 Schauer, Laurie 85 Scheff. Theresa 83.85.95.104.106 Schroibor. Sherry 85 Scott. Raina 85 Setterstrom. Kimberely 85.103.104 Seymour. Shari 85.162 Sikorski. Tanya 85 Silas, Avia 24.85.104.167 Swanich. Gary Smith. Dale 85 Smiti. Jason 85 ii9ii IIN ID IE X Aaborg. Shawn 89 Adams. Donnls 89. 120 Aguilar. Nelson 89. 120 Albrecht. Laura 89 Allan. Paul 89 AC«n. James 89 Andorson. David 89 Anderson. Jenny 177 Andorson. Lewie 89 Anschutz. Shane 89. 121 Auck, Joana 89 Bailey. Wayne 89 Barkor. Ronald 89 Bastian, Melissa 8 Beckstrom. David 3,16.88. 89.102.104.144,145 Beers. Lisa 89 Boll. Dollar 89 Boll. Felica 2. 29.117 Bonzingor. Kelly 20.24.89 Bergstrom. Nancy 98 Bess, Robert 89 Bishop. Tony 158 B x!or. Sherry 98 Borchort. Angel 89 Broborg. Sloven 89 Burton. Kari 89.107 Butau, Hoi'i 89 Butlor. Tina 89.107.110 Copouch. Jarotyn 89.116 Castillo. Rhodorick98.104. 105 Castillo. Rolando 89. 103.104 Chalmers. Jesse 89 Chan. Sochoata 89.123 Chang. Chong 89 Chase. Suzanne34.89.116 Chock. Anthony 89.176 Chrzanak. Chad 90. 163 Clark. Jamie 90 Clark. Nico'o 90.101.104 Coiiums. Michoai 90.145 Craig. Laura 90 Curt. Monic 143 Dady. Chr.sLan90.101.102.l04 Daneike. Ange' gue 90 Dav.s. Franz 90 Davis, Marqu'tta 90.107 Dawson. Shawn 90.159 Dawson. Tamera 90 Defoe. Mana 90.107 Doc ken. Amanda 90,104,121 Doonor. Dawn 90.96 Dovenmuohler. Josso 90. 159 Duarto, Khsten 90 Duncan. Reid 90 Dziodz.c. Joseph 90 Ecker, A J 141 Eckstrom, Lynn 90.104 Emory. 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Becky 95 Stieren, Susan 95.104 Stolen, Anne 107.110 Stone. Mary 95 Sullivan. Joey 95 Surratt, Michelle95.107.114 Sweeter. Renata 95.120 Swierczok. Walter 95.149 Syal. Rootu 95.119 Szowczyk. Eva 95.119 Toslow. Shortynne 96 Toso. May 96 Thao. Chue 96 Thao. Seng 96 Thavongsmh. Mayourinh 96 Thoraldson. Tracy 96.106 Tibbens. Adriana 96.120 Timmskis. tan 96.151 Tohey. Joseph 96 Tousignant, Doetto 98 Tousignant. Japue'-ne 98,110.167 Vang. Kao 96 Vang. Khoua 96 Vang. Long 96 Vang. Pao 96 Vang. Teog 96 Vang. Ya«96 Vanherzeelo. Angela 96.107 Vanslooton. Garr 96.145 VanVickle. Wesley 98.121 Varian. Chad 25.96.121 Vimonkhoo, Wahdda 96 Vogt. Robert 96 Vue. Pao 96 Vue. Xfro 96 Wahlstrom. Donnette 96 Wall«. Choth 96 Wandzei, Jennifer 96 Ward. Sheiloy 96.107 Waukazo. Doana 96 Wellington. Rachaol 98.104.123 Whitfield. Ilya 96 W«hlidal. David 96.163 Wrckandor. Joshua 96 Wi ams. Charfos 98 Williams. Gary 96 Wiliams. Nchello 96 Wilson, April 96. 147 Wilson. Lowea 96 Wolf. 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