Humboldt High School - Life Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

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IAM INVOLVED. .. in activities, organizations, and academic programs that are a part of Humboldt. Planning a menu in the Food Factory, gathering evidence for a debate topic, decorating the halls for the holidays, providing entertainment for the annual Open House, doing a copy block for the yearbook, running off worksheets in Project Explore, are all part ofa commitment to being prepared for involvement in the larger world of today and tomorrow. '?'llnv.., ABOVE LEFT: Paula Bortz ABOVE: Rudy Fuentes works and Melody Martagon work on out in the Humboldt weight the yearbook. ABOVE: Tracy room as part of his sixth Beck in Project Explore. hour phy. ed. class. I AM an individual I IRM Q1 .'z TOP: AP!Wide World Photo of Walter Mondale who made history when he chose a woman Geraldine Ferraro as his runningmate. TOP RIGHT: President Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan at the victory celebration on election night. MIDDLE RIGHT: Diana Martinezg Libby Engel. ABOVE: Dawn LaForte paints Christmas decorations. RIGHT: Remy Nobello catches up on homework in the cafeteria. capable of becoming a better person YQ! 'A Z 1 W 3 l, J l A' . A M 'ww c 'nz-'... 4 ,,f -A - ,law'Av 1 ,. .V if 1 F iv fy , , I ee.,e ,,,, - Z' IAM AN INDIVIDUAL working on the development of my personality, abilities, and interests while being a part of Humboldt. Forming new friendships, main taining old friendships, working with teachers, following the rules, or finding ways of not getting caught I very oftenj, determining what I am good at, and becoming even better, trying to improve my weaknesses, seeking activities which interest me most, simply being who I am and what I am and learning to accept this, and accepting who and what other people are. All are part of a commitment to being prepared for involvement in the larger world of today and tomorrow. TOP: Tony McNamara scrubs up after two hours of auto shop. MIDDLE LEFT: Diane Dowg Doug Robinson with a peculiar appearance. FAR LEFT: Principal John Ettlinger calls attention to the HHS Driveg Mr. Mike Sullivan, Humboldt's artist in action. Q-7 +4 RIGHT: AP!Wide World Photo of Mary Lou Retton, who won the all-round gold medal and led the gymnastics team to a silver medal in the 1984 Olympics. FAR RIGHT: Kirk Gibson ofthe Detroit Tigers jumps for joy after scoring in game five of the 1984 World Series. RIGHT: Bob Zuniga goes for the goal with a hard slap shotg Tim Arredondo rushes with the ball for a fifteen-yard touchdown. CY: X x Inf if :mb ...M aw-me , 5 jg ' l.-..M-:f4im- i IAM A participant as a team member or fan IAM A PARTICIPANT in athletics, as a member of a team or as a fan cheering from the sidelines. Going for the City title in wrestling, having a region champ in tennis, working with new coaches - not always winning, but being competitive, in preparation for involvement and participation in a bigger world of today and tomorrow. ABOVE LEFT: Amy Lee, swim team member. MIDDLE LEFT: Becky Solt shoots a free throw, Ann Vanyo completes her balance beam routine. LEFT: Chris Brewer and Mike Cruz watch intensely from the sidelines. f numb, vLsLQwct 7 ei it 3 ei- fo U2 'X A l ,, C S 5 so ii if 2 AM -7' fl' 6 Q XX' s...a X 1:9 get XJ IAM ,ei ' 'db-vi fl .. .M 4' pw cfm! lin 10 - Homecoming TOP LEFT. Royalty: Jean Zigan, Gary Walker, Carrie Garcia, Dan Hosley, Queen Nancy Regan, King Jon Garcia, Doug Robinson Julie Anderson, Dino Alsides, Monica Fischer, Dan Hannan. TOP RIGHT: Denise Rios entertains at the coronation. , I 7 . !w , .1-af V fx l If Ks, s.L,l,L'Yw I cffvgl MELA! il ,gn . 'W 19 f iz... ' 4 1 jg, L ll fff 'Z fx. h LC fi L figs! l V V5.1 4043712-gg! ,451-w Lfytfzijfj Zffiff Mfnifflfilifgdf-r.1A 'fmt 1 ww Ham L6 ff 1 1 r fy fwwf at was A, Garcia, Regan reign over week of aCtlVltl6S Home coming HOMECOMING came to Humboldt early as the annual Student Council sponsored event took place the week of September 17 Jon Garcia and Nancy Regan reigned as king and queen for all events after being crowned at an all school assembly which had Wishing on a Star as its theme Bob Zimmerman and Laura Johnson last year s royalty returned to do the official selection and crowning Dress up for downl days included new wave fifties and preppy day nerd day and Jersey ay LUNCH TIME contests were held although no one was ever too certain of who the real winners were Students competed in bubble gum blowing donut relays and applesauce eating. In powder puff action the seniors outlasted the juniors to earn the championship. The juniors earlier had defeated the ninth graders while the seniors had dropped the sophomores. A sixth-hour pep rally ended the school day Friday before Humboldt faced Harding at Harding in a 7:30 p.m. contest. Even though every effort was made to Knock Outvthe Lights of the Harding Knights the Indians came out on the short end of a 38-0 decision. Following the game the Humboldt cafeteria became the scene of a dance with music provided by a video company. Neither Michael Jackson nor Prince were present to pass out prizes to the best dancers. ABOVE CENTER: Paula Fischer, Julie Garcia, Julie Klingle at the danceg Carrie Garcia congratulates Queen Nancy. ABOVE LEFT: Humboldt fans show their pride in the stands at Harding Field with a cheer for the team. ABOVE: Half-time activities included this human pyramidg King Jon Garcia, Queen Nancy Regan. Homecoming - 1 1 rc. Royalty Sno-Daze relgn over winter festival WITH BUTTONS reading Alive in l84,', and a coronation theme of Ice Castles, Tim Newbauer and Nancy Schostek were chosen in an all-school election to reign as king and queen of Sno-Daze. Highlights during the festive week included hat, tie, and shades day, Hawaiian day, and sweatshirt and slippers day. Also chosen as royal court members were: Brian Gomez, and Rosa Gaona, prince and princess: Scott Munos and Milissa Castillo, duke and duchess, and Rick Cruz and Libby Engel, lord and lady. Other seniors nominated for king and queen were: Mario Gaona, Robert Garcia, Bob Gorr, Jolene Jenniges, Trang Le, Teri Mclntosh, Barb McKinley, and Mike Romo. Other juniors nominated for prince and princess were: Tammy Burke, Shelly DeMarre, Ray Kittelson, Chris Loredo, Tina Morales, Mario Mudek, Melanie Nobello, and Andy Vance. Other sophomores nominated for duke and duchess were: Dennis Muller, Jeff Morris, Linda Rosario, and Tim Salak. Other ninth graders nominated for lord and lady were: Jenny Bremer, Jay Ceniceros, Don Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Shannon Martinez, and Mada Parnell. Nancy Regan and Jon Garcia were mistress and master of ceremonies for the coronation, held in the auditorium. Sno-Daze week concluded with a three-hour video dance in the cafeteria. TOP: King Tim Newbauerg Queen Nancy Schostek. TOP RIGHT: ROYALTY: Lady Libby Engel, Duchess Milissa Castillo, Princess Rosa Gaona, Queen Nancy Schostek, King Tim Newbauer, Prince Brian Gomez, Duke Scott Munos, Lord Rick Cruz. ABOVE: Rosa Gaona is honored by Jon Garciag Brian Gomez is selected to reign as prince. Sno-Daze x K X ' X , g i M. . Qk Q X ' Ti .22 ' i . ,,4T?azQQsk1J' . ' l lgvlci' ls OG 4. edt 5. .K s ABOVE: Sno-Daze participants ABOVE RIGHT: MCs Jon Garcia celebrate at the Friday night and Nancy Regang Teri McIntosh danceg Cindy Todora and Doug and Barb McKinley congratulate Robinson slow dance to the Nancy Schostek after she was recorded music. crowned by Greg Sabin. , v 1 4' ABOVE: Mark Bukowski and Trang Le also take advantage of the music provided at the dance, which concluded the annual winter celebration. Sno-Daze - 13 T91 l TOP: Mr. Garcia directs at the Fall Festival. ABOVE RIGHT: Andrea Velotta. MIDDLE LEFT: The soprano section practices its high notes. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kris Kropp works on a solo act during class time. Choir ABOVE: Front row, left to right: Ann Papenheim, Diane DeZelar, Mike Romo, Carrie Garcia, Denise Rios. Second row: Director Richard Garcia, Shannon Weir, Michelle Peterson, Ellen Nagel, Gloria Gregor, Teri Helsper, Al Kinkead, Wayne LaBarre. Third row: Amy Hodge, Molly Conlan, Stella Romo, Carmen Soto, Beverly Nash, Kelly McDonald, Julie Robinette, Laura Wilhelmy, Paul Langlois, Doug Robinson. Back row: Jenny Bremer, Patti Patton, Raymi Casillas, Eileen Deutsch, Kelly McGovern, Patty 0'Neill, Andrea Velotta, Carolyn McGovern, Ray Hughes, Eric Kaup. I-ff I 'P' I I 4 Octet added tc group's musical program an A SMALLER GROUP than in previous years greeted Mr. Richard Garcia, director, in September, but he described this choir as one of the best he has ever seen or heard. Two highlights of the year were the Christmas Concert held December 20 and the Variety Show scheduled for April 16. Preferred selections included Lean on the Wind, and UAH the Way to the River. Other favorites included 4'Lonely Memories, I Need You Friend,', and We Can't Say Good-Bye, all written by Denise Rios, a junior choir member. A girls' octet was formed which had Raymi Casillas, Molly Conlan, Eileen Deutsch, Carrie Garcia, Gloria Gregor, Beverly Nash, Michelle Peterson, and Rios as its members. Paul Langlois joined Eric Kaup, Brian Kittelson, and Mike Romo as a boys' quartet. There were many opportunities to show off the choiris talents away from school, including concert appearances at area elementary schools. In December, the choir sang holiday carols in the First National Bank Skyway. While the graduation performance always takes on a special meaning for the choir, this year's had even more significance: exactly one- half of the choir members were scheduled to participate in the graduation ceremonies and receive their diplomas. TOP: Quartet member MIDDLE RIGHT: Terri Mike Romo. MIDDLE LEFT: Helsper and Chris Mauricio Paul Langlois tunes his go over new music. ABOVE: guitar in chorus class. Raymi Casillas. Choir School hosts Concert in March THE FORTY for sol member band, directed by Mr. Richard Curran, took on a new appearance this year, as they were outfitted in tuxedos purchased last spring. Many activities were part of the group's schedule, including pep-fests and in-school fall, winter, and spring concerts. On March 20, the band took a trip to Inver Hills Community College. There they played in the Region 3AA large group contest, competing against other schools. Immediately following, on March 21, was the Pyramid concert during which Humboldt hosted West Side and Monroe elementary schools. In April the band played at the Variety Show. The group also went to Cherokee, Monroe, and Riverview schools to perform and to recruit possible band members. In May, members marched in the Police Parade. To end its year, the group played together one final time at graduation ceremonies on June 6. Officers for the year were: Scott Englund, presidentg Dan Hannan, vice-president: Laura Bock, secretaryg and Kim Pierce, treasurer. TOP: Drummer Jeff Morris rehearses a new song which was to be featured at the Pyramid Concert, hosted by Humboldt in March. MIDDLE LEFT: Kim Pierce, band treasurer and four-year member, on the flute. 16 Band MIDDLE RIGHT: With money left over from last year, jerseys were purchased for a more casual look to contrast with the tuxedos. ABOVE: David Firkus finds the comfort of the band room easier to take than marching. ff, y V' X ,.,.J I ff: ' ' ' lgy K A 'f A sl , wh' X 'L , if V17 1-JA . ,v .P 0 v' sy :sn- v 0 ,Fa AL Y ' , 1 1 1 'ff' gif .. .y H S l4 3 'f 4 r liffvxg fn., Jr 1 .12 12 M gf W, Q, , X uK,,1e1,,'.f' l!'lf Q,,1 VXIN aff rhux, Mmm: lfldum - Q is X 'EY ABOVE: EXECUTIVE BOARD: Front row, left to right: Julie TOP LEFT: Remy Nobello Todora, Tammy Burke, Jon Garcia. Second row: Mike Romo, Kim works on a sign-making Hottinger, Patti Verdeja, Julie Ekholm. Back row: Margeret Foster, assignment While being Remy Nobello, Carolyn McGovern, Nancy Regan, Jodi Sailor. ABOVE on duty in the bookstore. RIGHT: Nancy Regan shows her versatility as Council president TOP RIGHT: Student Council by taking care of the organization's bookstore cash register, Mr. officers, elected last Clare Longsdorf, veteran adviser, waits for silence in the auditorium spring, were Nancy Regan, before introducing MCs for the annual Sno-Daze coronation. presidentg Julie Todora, vice-presidentg Julie Ekholm, secretaryg Tammy Burke, treasurer. Student Council Ps 1 12-member board Student guides C0l1I1C1l Council programs WITH FIFTY DELEGATES, an executive board of twelve members, and a fifteen-year veteran adviser, the Student Council kept in control of a series of student-sponsored events throughout the year. The Council's main project was the Humboldt Helps Santa CHHSD Drive which resulted in the collection of more than 1300 canned goods and S400 in cash, all donated by the students and teachers of Humboldt. An additional contribution of S5600 was added from the Council's treasury. Twenty-five percent of the cash total 1352505 was donated to the Kelly Oglesby Fund at the Signal Hills State TOP: STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM DELEGATES: Front row, left to right: Heather Nelson, Michelle Castillo, Jennifer Varela, Jenny Bremer. Second row: Joe VanGuilder, Jeff Dahn, Taunee Thorn, Susan Rivet, Shannon Martinez. Third row: Patricia Rivord, Ken Kelly, Paul Hernandez. Fourth row: Melanie Nobello, Becky Reinhardt, Victor Loredo. Fifth row: Nancy Hammer, Stella Romo, Scott Munos, Jim Green. Sixth row: Mike Cruz, Mike Pizzuti, Eileen Deutsch, Joe Varela. Seventh row: Paula Burton, Leandra Zepeda, Carrie Garcia, Eric Kaup. Eighth row: Robert Garcia, Colleen Dickey, Jolene Jenniges, Trang Le. Back row: Dan Hannan, Sue Zamora, Linda Velasquez, Monica Fischer, Doug Robinson. Bank. The remainder of the money was divided between the Salvation Army and the Neighborhood House. For a third straight year, Mr. Bruce Hoff's homeroom S231 led the way with 331 points. Best decorated homeroom and door belonged to S341, advised by Ms. Mary Haug. The year's activities started off with Homecoming, which took place earlier than usual and forced Council members to really extend their oganizational skills. Cheese and sausage sales took place in November along with a record number of sweatshirt sales complete with threats over the morning announcements by Nancy Regan, president, about delinquent payments. ABOVE LEFT: Kim Hottinger and Carolyn McGovern take time out from their usual chores of selling candy and other bookstore goodies to decorate a Christmas tree. Student Council- 19 Chess New Club . gdgrllsed Spanish by Sr. Club Soruco THE CHESS CLUB became Humboldt's newest student organization as it was founded to meet the needs of twenty players. Mr. Ruben Soruco volunteered to advise the group while also looking after the needs of the Spanish Club, which continued to promote Hispanic culture. ....- X: . s fi' . W ,. . ai,-A 19. Q- V 9'-w . . . . N,-fb . Q' P W' 'F' .sms J bf. K 'Q I s.,,s, 'L J mira as --1 - :I Pi .1 R TOP: SPANISH CLUB. Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Vasquez, Colleen Kammueller, Laura Bock, Marina Ortiz. Second row: Sandy Rodriguez, Melanie Nobello, Becky Rolfzen, Naomi Glessing, Mague Rojas, Vicki Ramirez. Back row: Adviser Ruben Soruco, Teresa Orantes, Dora Rojas, Candi Rosario. ABOVE LEFT: CHESS CLUB. Front row: Ralph Kegel, Peter Hupalo, Naomi Glessing, Trang Le. Second row: Scott Young, Bob Parnell, Eh Xiong, Gary Walker, Karl Lasch, Chris Brewer, Adviser Ruben Soruco. Back row: David Custard, Fong Yang, Dan Hannan, Paul Langlois, Steve Kirk. 20 - Spanish Club!Chess Club sw s. w. ,Cf it I-J if xl' ABOVE: Students tied in with the Spanish Club's purpose of promoting Hispanic culture by dressing in authentic costumes for the school's annual Open House. Cristela Rangeland Rosalinda Rea line up before the start of the evening's program held October 30. Some students did dance routines, while others served as guides for the nearly 500 guests hosted by Humboldt. ' Cgkzmuikf :LA ' ' ' .ci '.iLf2vco I .lneuaf 17ki1.Avmw0 ..fZwJnL 'Y 2fMlflafo1m6fnaQfjL.MM' ,cami fwvneai! -' Annual be N French gmnel' 1 erves 3:1 2 Club Record nga, Dhunber preparations. 33,,fQ'yd ale wicca A RECORD-BREAKING 270 guests took advantage of the French Club's invitation to experience a taste of France at the group's annual dinner held October 30 and created extra Work for members in terms of special More than forty table centerpieces were made up, and six pictures of the chateaux were prepared as wall-hangings. Adviser Dianne Hopen worked with Ms. Becky Christopherson, whose students provided the meal as part of their Food Factory experience. s xsatssuai In-an-1 wir Q ABOVE: Front row, left to right: Tony DeCarlo, Jennie Langlois, Jenny Paddock, Patti Revord, Todd Stoltz, Brian Whitson, Chris Kowski. Second row: Jeanette Swanson, Kelly Custard, Lori Allen, Dawn Nehmer, Donna Irish, Cindy Josephs, Darin Morgan, Peter I-Iupalo, Cha Vang, A Vue. Third row: Billy Swanson, Ann Webb, Lydia Nobello, Cindy White, Becky Erickson, Amy Erickson, Jean Vorlicky, Linda Aguilar. Fourth row: Lance Haines, Angela Cody, Nicole Hillsheim, Mada Parnell, Roberta VanHorn, Kari Carlson, Justine Day, Trang Le, Fong Lee, Aide Karen Sanft. Fifth row: Mike Town, Nadene Mitchell, Ivy Kaminski, Kelly Goolsby, Paula Bortz, Dawn Bryant, Eric Henly, Robin Jefferson, Nelda Verdeja, Laura Wilhelmy, Marvin Stoltz, Adviser Dianne Hopen. Back row: Anna DeWitt, Jolene Jenniges, Carrie Garcia, Mark Bukowski, Steve Kirk, Jeff Morris, Chris Brewer, Paul Langlois. TOP: Marvin Stoltz wears his beret, symbol of French Club membership, Adviser Dianne Hopen in traditional costume for the French Dinner. MIDDLE: Waiter Danny Hannan offers friendly services to some of the 270 diners who feasted on the gourmet meal created by the Food Fact- 'ry's student cooks in Ms. Becky Christopherson's kitchen. French Club Debate Students compete Team inz Math academic League aI'e3S IT WAS A BUILDING YEAR for this year's young debaters who took on the topic That the federal government should provide employment for all employable U.S. citizens living in poverty. Team members participated in several local tournaments and gained debating experience and improved communication skills but were not quite ready to take home any trophies. We're just learning what we can and having a , good time, concluded Coach Mike Tweeton. THE MATH LEAGUE provided another form of academic competition for Humboldt students, with five meets scheduled during the ,V year and a total of seven other Twin Cities area schools providing the opposition. Humboldt finished as high as third twice in early-season meets. ff' A23 . TOP: Debaters Jeff Dahn ABOVE CENTER: Debate Team. Front row: Tom Stanton, Eric Henly. and Ken Kelly seek card- Back row: Coach Mike Tweeton, Jeff Dahn, Ken Kelly. ABOVE: Math file support for this League Team. Left to right: Hung Ma, Sandy Rosario, Naomi Glessing, year's employment topic. Trang Le, Ong Thao, Sophorn Yin, Adviser Eustolio Perez. Debate Team!Math League ,DQJ TOP AND MIDDLE: Chris Garcia files checks, while Ron DeTomaso weighs coins at Cherokee Bank. Program OH'th9' bridges Job SQD Training Wlth , community HBRIDGING THE GAP between school and the world of work is the slogan of the Community Based Employment program, better known as On-the-Job Training. OJT provides the opportunity for selected seniors to enter the world of work under the supervision of both a trained professional employer and a professional educator and still attend a half-day of classes at Humboldt. Cherokee State Bank, St. Paul Companies, Corps of Engineers, Department of Natural Resources, and Sears were included among the 32 companies which served the 46 senior participants in the program this year. Some of these job stations have been available to students since the program started in the 19505. OJT was supervised at Humboldt by Mr. Joel Arnevik and Mr. Jim Wirth. ABOVE: Mike Karas offers an automotive parts item as part of his work at M and L Motor Supply. ABOVE LEFT: Bob Vance aims toward pleasing customers at McDonald's. ABOVE: Pat Ennis at Target. On-the-Job Training Ski Humboldt hits slopes Alps Club ofAfton THE SKI CLUB gives students a chance to become involved in something worthwhile outside of the regular school schedulej, stated Trang Le, the group's secretary. With membership at about thirty, January and February trips were scheduled to Afton Alps. Beginners were welcomed at the first and , V third outings where it was possible to receive free one-hour lessons from Ms. Dianne Hopen, adviser and expert ski instructor. There was no truth to a rumor that Ms. Hopen taught skiing in both French and , English. A total of four ski trips were scheduled. TOP: Carrie Garcia looks for the top of the ski hill. What she fails to realize is that there is no ski hill where she is looking - on the football practice field in back of Humboldt. She later found hills at the Afton Alps ski area. Ski Club ABOVE: Front row, left to right: Nelda Verdeja, Wade McIntosh, Becky Erickson, Amy Erickson, Paul Langlois, Eric Henly, Steve Kirk, Dan Tackaberry. Second row: Stephanie Wilson, Madeline Granda, Melanie Nobello, Laura Bock, Peggy Jones, Kim Otte, Carrie Garcia, Amy Garcia, Jolene Jenniges, Andy Vance, Brian Kirk, Jim Stelter, Loan Le, Todd Lane, Gary Reinhardt. Third row: Colleen Kirk, Brandon Wilde, Dan Hollibush, Trang Le, Naomi Glessing, Colleen Kammueller, Michelle Peterson, Scott Patrick, Patti Patton, Adviser Dianne Hopen, Tara Firkus, Nadine Mitchell, Jim Mench. Back row: Brian Allen, Mark Bukowski, Keri Kowski, Miguel Betti. Group - works gance hard in me rebuilding year DECLINING MEMBERSHIP did not stop the efforts of Ms. Toni Torgerson, the group's new adviser, in trying to rebuild the danceline. I knew it would take at least a year for us to become an established groupg it looks like things finally fell into place, Ms. Torgerson stated. One danceline member, Gina Gist, was part of the hearing impaired program at Humboldt. Working with Gina was a real learning experience for all of us, Ms. Torgerson commented. TOP: Laura Tunison, Aretha Hennington, Julie Klingle, and Gina Gist work on steps for a new routine. MIDDLE: Mari-Dionne Villamor and Laura Tunison warm up before their first performance. Danceline members line up before a performance in costumes appropriate for the holiday season. Left to right: Tina Franco, Gina Gist, Mada Parnell, Carolyne Kinkead, Mari-Dionne Villamor, Julie Klingle, Aretha Hennington, Laura Tunison. Danceline Bateman PI leads Humboldt to 10-9 victory Hockey 1 1 A 10-9 VICTORY over White Bear late in the season was a highlight for the PI hockey team which had a 1-4 conference record. Top scorer in the victory was Sean Bateman, who hit eight goals. Linda Aguilar and Pat Geehan had one each. In a duel against Robbinsdale, the Indians were defeated, 14-5, but Coach Helen Swanson was quick to praise her players for their work in this contest. Bateman had three goals and Geehan had two to help Humboldtls cause. Sean Kealy and Scott Ksiazek, goalies, were mentioned by Coach Swanson for their steady play throughout the season. Jeff Lock and Lynne Myers were the squad's only seniors. TOP RIGHT: Dan Erdos, Sean MIDDLE RIGHT: Shawn Chavie goes for the goal. ABOVE: Front row, left to Kealy, and Jeff Lock guard the right: Roger Taylor, Dan Erdos, Dan Huberty, Jill Schilling, Sean Kealy, goal. MIDDLE LEFT: Sean Katie Jirik, Amy McManus, Mike Huehmer. Back row: Jeff Lock, Jay Bateman, freshman and the Metcalf, Lynne Myers, Pat Geehan, Shawn Chavie, Kevin Brummer, Coach team's top scorer. Helen Swanson, Sean Bateman. PI Hockey fi-bn. Q! Small Publi- staff cations blimgs 'Life' alive THIS 128-PAGE YEARBOOK, six issues of the newspaper, the Arrow, a sixteen-page supplement to the edition of Life'84, and four newsletters for parents were difficult tasks to take on by an eight-member staff. Long hours after school, hard work, a little popcorn, and a lot of headaches made it possible for the group to meet three 40-page yearbook deadlines. The theme of this year's promotion for the nine-day subscription drive was Life - Alive in '85. More than 500 books were delivered on May 24 from Taylor Publishing Company in Texas. Mr. Robert Klepperich, yearbook advisor, could always be found in room 134 from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. overseeing the 810,000 operation. Q! fl . , ,. ,.Q75szE,.: ,.:V A ,t-.. TOP: Ann Newbauer, Linda Aguilar, Jamie Nestaval, Nancy Schostek, and Melody Martagon design the ingredients to complete their masterpiece. MIDDLE: Nancy Schostek, editor, finishes up last- minute copy blocks. ABOVE LEFT: Ann Newbauer separates faculty pictures. ABOVE: Paula Bortz stamps photos for the deadline, Rodney Owen, junior, cuts sandwich boards during his sixth hour journalism class. Publications - 27 IAM eniors victorious in PP S -f . LYNN ABELOVITZ ANDREW ACKLAND JULIE ANDERSON DINO ALSIDES Band 10, Treasurer 1 13 ,., Basketball 10, 11, 123 Cheerleading 10, 1 1, Football 10, 11, 125 125 Homecoming Queen Powder Puff Coach 10, Candidate 129 Sno-Daze 'M' 1 15 Homecoming King , Duchess 10, Princess Candidate 12. Prom '84, Candidate 115 Powder Homecoming, Granada Royale, Puff 10, 12. McDonald's, hanging at Pete's, casen with Prom, the Radisson, wrestling Cuban, Mick, Jon, Boo Boo matches, Hpeds on the road, Lites, Laura M, Morales - the gang, Gary W. 337-84, forever, thanks Mom and Dad. thanks Mom and Dad. CHRISIE BATTLE McD's, Valentine's Day 2-14- 83, Food Factory, Possy marks with Ellen, friends - Lona, Ellen, Eleanor, meeting Brian Kittelson and the happy times, Big R., Mr. Klawitter, Mr. Egyhazi, 1-22-81, Lydia JOSEPH AUGE Marie Kittelson 6-12-83. ,favs iii MIGUEL BETTI ' CHRISTINE BERCZYK Basketball 125 Football Cheerleading 12. 123 Track 12. Homecoming, Helping recopy papers while football games, helping learning office skills, handicapped in sixth hour, Myndal Davis, Ms. Roby, Mr. AFS Exchange Student Anderson, Dena and Tracy. from Brazil. Seniors 'It was unreal when the class of '85 had their fzrst powder puff uictoryf - Margerefrosfef JEANNE BIRD Pine City summer '84, Deuce, Ryans, Lucky, Michelle, Cheri, Nancy, Kris, Tom 3-30-82. SORET BONG CHRIS BREWER Cross Country 10, 1 1, 123 Track 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Homecoming '84, Prom '85, CC, psyche, Mike, Rob, Gary, Tim MARK BUKOWSKI Boys' County 113 French Club 11, 12, Junior Class Treasurer, Ski Club 10, 12, Treasurer 113 Ski Team 10, 11, 12. Prom '84, Homecoming '84, Forest Lake, Martha's, brew ball, 9 for the bounce, Paul's tricycle, the Bull, 25c, Jo, Pugs, Drug, D.F., BS., T.L. ,C K CINDY BLAISDELL TRACY BRAUMBERGER Cheerleading 103 Powder Puff 9, 10, 11. J . K. Park, Ray's parties, baby Royce, Mr. Vokaty, S.R., D.W., L.H., C.F'., J.'I'. VALERIE BROWN Floor hockey, Prom '83, David Foster. PAULA BURTON Basketball 93 Cheerleading 10, Powder Puff 9, 10, 1 1, 125 Volleyball 9, 10, 1 1, 12. The Radisson Hotel -- room 1514, '84 State Wrestling Tourney, ya Lifer, Wheep, cruising Bob Street, funny, memories Q12-17-823, friends, Jeannie, Colleen, Monica, Gizmo. Seniors -31 V.-,S JACK CA LTON Eau-wx, All auows if.. Kwon! Q nice cmb H171 N'C.faA cn -lt-bf Same f . c2...i LM B ITACHERRIER Estebans, C. games, sixth hour, llth grade, M.C. Ms. Hunter, Cynthia 1-6-83, Carole V., Carmelle, '83-84, H.W. SCOTT CLARK Football 9, 10, 1 1, 1 25 Track 95 Wrestling 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Road Warriors, Mike C., Mike P., Robert G., Mary 10-'7-82, love ya Ma and Chuck. MICHAEL CRUZ Football 10, 11, 12g Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Frank's fight, my Hght with Harding, Twin City Champs, little Mikey 7-7-83. RAYMI CASILLAS Chorus 10, Quartet 1 1, 125 Softball 10, 1 1, 12. Wrestling matches, Prom '85, practices at 7 a.m., Eileen, Denise, Mr. Garcia, Tim 2-27-84, BRUCE CHERRIER PATRICIA CROWE DAVID CUSTARD horus proud of Humboldt 32 Seniors 83. N50 LISA DeMARRE Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Powder Puff 9, 105 Volleyball 10. The West End, the Radisson Hotel - 1114, partying down by the river, vodka and coke -- wow man, Zip and the Moondogs R.K., SE., the gang, D.J.W. 5-8-84, thanks everyone I finally made it! EILEEN DEUTSCH Basketball 9, 10, 115 Chorus 9,'10, 1 1, 125 Track 105 Volleyball 9, 10. Punk days W- Nancy R., Robert Street, North End Depot, tP.P. Perkins, Footloosel, D.S., S.J., SH., N.R., T.L., P.P., etc. I Need You Friend D.R., Peter 9-12-84 and forever. SIDNEY DIAZ Skiing, woodshop, office staff, friends, good times, Martinez family, thanks Mom and Dad and everyone else. SHAWN ECCLES Cross Country 9, 105 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10. Prom '83, '84, hotel parties, Lilydale, Ponderosa, the scare of my life, tmy friend Joni, Joy 4-14-84,18-5-841. Tai' ,ive 4--nn, X Q Uh xx.. Q- of '01f'50- SV 3. When the chorus sang at the Masonic Temple we all true pride., Carolyn McGovern RONALD De'l OMASO Lilydale, Bob Street, 'I'.C. nights, the big crash, suburban assault vehicles, N.B., Mike and friends. ANNA DeWITT French Club 10, 12, Treasurer 1 1. Independent study in French, Paula's, my S. Kickers, 'I'.L., J.J., D.l-I., S.K. COLLEEN DICKEY Cheerleading 9, 10, 1 1, 125 Concert Band 9, 10, 115 Powder Puff 125 Student Council 1 2. The Radisson, wrestling matches, P.A.P., T.P.'ing, climbing Mt. Everest, Aug. 6, 1983 crashi, Jeannie, me, the McDonald's crew, thanks Mom JOSEPH EGGINGER Seniors 33 on and JULIE EKHOLM Cheerleading 10, 11, 123 Powder Puff I lg Student Council 1 1, Secretary 12. J.G.'s car door, my chase across Robert Sylvia! , my knee when T.P.-ing, sleepyl, Nancy's ankle, Terry's house - Maria, Syl, Rem, Nanc, fS.F.'sJ with R.N. PATRICK ENNIS Football 9, 10, 1 1. Cruising Bob Street, John, Wally, short girls and the rest of the partiers. MELISSA ETHERIDGE Chorus 10, 1 1, Indianettes 10. Occ. Relations, Prom '85, Baker Street, cars, ditch day, Miss Teen of Minn. pageant, Otto's, Pamela, Tammy, J.H., K.H., R.W., fun times, C10-26-823. ELLEN FAWKNER Labor Day weekend - the fence post, M-2 basement, Chris' possy marks, Louie, my friends. 34 Seniors BHC CI' SCOTT ENGLUND Band 9, 10, 11, President 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Hockey 125 Skiing 9, 10, 1 1. Prom, Spring break '84, '85, Monroe, West End, toga at Aces, T.M.F., the guys rocking in sixth, thanks Gram. EDDIE ESPINOZA Hangin'-Breakin' with Gleb, t'mouth, oh please, listening to Mike Z.'s I-l.R. B.S., Joan 1-14-84. SCOTT EXLEY MONICA FISCHER Basketball 9, Cheerleading 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Queen Candidate 123 Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 123 Sno-Daze Candidate 9, 103 Student Council 10, 1 1, 1 2. Football games, T.P.-ing, dances, P.A.P., Colleen, Paula, Jeannie, Howie Hirsch - 11-21-81. wned , ii., I N ,a exe 'Wi 'K H+, w.r.f s aww . 'I was shocked when the crown was placed on my head, I expect ' Jon Garcia iw 'er W I is CHRIS FISHER Cheerleading 10, 11, 12. My house, hockey parties, W.S., A.R., B.M., L.H., 'I'.B., Chuck Cardenas. PAMELA FREEMAN CARRIE GARCIA Homecoming Queen Candidate 123 Ski Club 9, 10, 125 Ski Team 9, 10, 123 swimming 9, 10, 12. France '85, Baker's Square, our St Ann odyssey, the games are outside, all the skis, 3-4-83, Paulsy, Jo, MB., B.S., Jodyski, Bro Doug, DQ., - I love you all! JON GARCIA Baseball 9, 10, 1 1, 12g Basketball 9, 10, 1 1, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Homecoming King 12. LR. concerts and the Granada, J.E., and my car door, Boo Boo, D.A., RG., Space Case - M.S., Jenny, thanks Ma. MARGERET FOSTER Drama 125 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Homecoming, Sno-Daze, Prom wrestling matches, Summer Fields, summer of '84, the Band, power brakes, N.S., R.N., T.M., -in the neon lights, s.L.Y.K.F., Rem, Nanc S., S.H., D.R., Jose, Penny lover, thanks Mom and Dad. RUDY FUENTES Hockey 1 1, 12, Track 1 1, 1 2. Wrestling matches, Burger King, the Pink Panther, the Junior Juicers. CHRISTINE GARCIA French Club 10. Lisa's basement window, Joy's house, Xmas party at Lee's, Ms. I-l's stories about France, Sue, Joy, Lisa, Sylvia. LUPE GARCIA Junior Class President: Spanish Club Secretary 103 Tennis 11, 12. H.S. page, being a page during the 1984 session, going to wrestling matches, the gang, Trang, Sue, Brig, and Kim Qmy partnerl, Gracias! Mom and Dad. Seniors 35 ROBERT GARCIA Football 9, 10, 11, Captain 12: Track 9, 10, 1 1, Captain 12, Wrestling 10, 11, Captain 12. Homecoming '83, '84, Radisson during State '82, '85'?, lradicall with J.G., RR., and M.S., Big R., our unique class. NAOM1 GLESSING Badminton 10, 11, 125 Ski Club 10, 1 1, 12, Spanish Club 10, 1 1, 123 Tennis 10. WSHP, T.N.T., El Quijote, Laurie, Trang, Sr. Soruco, the JW gang. ANDREW GOMEZ Football 10, 11, 123 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. EK., R.D., 7-4-83, Dana L. JOY GRANDA Cheerleading 10, 12, Powder Puff 1 1, 12, Tennis 9, 10, 11. Prom '84, Holiday Inn, meeting Bob and Phil, S's Projecto, roses, S.Z., C.G., L.S., S.V., 4-14-84 - Shawn 8-5-84. 36 Seniors JOHN GISCH JOHN GOERS ROBERT GORR Homecoming '84, Prom '85, Mads, Granada Royale, graduation at my cabin, Gully's hot Nova, M.T., J.'1'., J.L., R.N., and R.T., Smelly Nelly, Maplewood Mall - my Kelly J., 1-24-82, thanks Mom and Dad. DANNY HANNAN Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 1 1, 12, Cross Country 10, 1 lg French Club 1 1, 125 Track 9. JA, Flings and Proms, all these football games, the back-room, 'tthat weekend, Mom and Dad - without them I wou1dn't have made it, Kissy, A.D., S.K., DS., E.P., P.L., J.J., D.F. eagan re-elected TAMMY HANSON Chorus 105 Ski Club 1 2. Sewing, Occupational Relations, West End parties, Ponderosa, Luke's XL, 4- wheeling, ditching with Tracy, Luke 9-25-83, Melissa, Christina 6- 18454, Tammy T., Pam, special thanks MIC. PAMELA HAUKAAS Chorus 10. Sewing, Occupational Relations, Prom ,84, '85, West End Parties, Ponderosa - fspecial timesb, ditch day, Otto's and Baker Street, Tammy and little Tina, Kelly, Melissa, Joe Q6-8-821. PAN G HER Learning English, learning how to sew on a sewing machine, Mai Lor, Neng Lee - my friends. DENA HERRERA The J uicesome Twosome. It was wetrd on election dayg everyone kept thetr optntons to themselves' -- Mfkepfwfi JAMES HARTMANN Keggers, parties, Cherie J friends, Mr. Lundeen, Ms. Adams, Mr. Vokaty, Mr. Robinson. Ms. C. MARK HEJHAL Band 9, 10, 113 Baseball 10g Ski Team 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 10, 11. West End Wowf Right on Schmidtyl PAO HER TISHA HINKLEY 12-26-83, Thomas Austin, Sam, Dr. E. L., Pennell. Seniors 7 JULIE HODGE McDonald's, Morgan's, ditching, Melissa, Pam, Perry -- 10-21-81, Amanda Marie 5-7-84, I made itl, thanks Mom and Dad. WAYNE HOUFF PETER HUPALO Life-Arrow Staff 113 Math League 11, Track 1 1, 12. Rotary Youth Leadership Conference, to all my teachers at Humboldt who have contributed greatly to my education, and to my track coaches, Mr. LaCroix, and Mr. Wescott, thank you. HAZEM ISSA Basketball 10, 123 Cross Country 10, 1 1, Sno-Daze Candidate 10, 115 Tennis 10, 1 1, 12. The weekend in Hastings, playing poker, sixth hour study, the night with Mario and Tom, getting arrested at Burger King, hitting a telephone pole with Tom's car, Mary 8-12-84. 38 Seniors rince sell out DANIEL HOSLEY Baseball 10, Football 10, 11, 12: Hockey 10, 1 1, 12g Homecoming King Candidate 12, Duke 10. Prom '84, '85, 7-11, Mac and Don's, Taylor's Falls, my Tammy Lynn Burke 1-1-84, Michael Ziertman, M.B.F. KELLY HUFFMAN Chorus 10. Prom '84, '85, working at Ponderosa, having Ms. C's food factory class, Tammy H., Melissa E., and all my friends, John, Roland. we- MICHELE HUSPEK JOLENE JENNIGES French Club 10, 1 1, 123 Junior Class Secretary, Ski Club 9, 10, Vice President 11, 12, Ski Team 1 1, 125 Softball 9, 103 Student Council 9, 1 1, 129 Volleyball 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Fourth hour French with A.D., T.L., all the i , laughs, Martha's, 3-4-83, all my friends. li Mak, Prmce sold out two shows in just a few hours, I cou,ldn't belzeve itf' -- Juzieaobmetfe PAM JENSEN IGLD Cheerleading 12. Homecoming '83, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Swanson. MELISSA KAMMUELLER French Club 10, 11. Football games, French Club dinners, McDonald's, lots of homework, Kris, Carolyn, Michelle, and all my other friends, thanks Dad. ERIC KAUP Chorus 10, Quartet 11, 1 2. Prom '84, '85, Duluth, Hockey Horror, summer of '84, long walks and talks, 12-23-83, 8-28-84, 12-14-84 Kathy KJ. STEVE KIRK French Club 10, 11, 12g Ski Club 10, 11, 123 Ski Team 10, 12. I-lomeroom, back-room in 217, A.D., Junior V., Danny H. COLLEEN KAMMEULLER Spanish Club 10, 1 1, Vice President 12. Homecoming games '83, '84, trip to Mexico, Homeroom 182, Naomi, Kari, Sr. Soruco, Ms. Hunter. MICHAEL KARAS Lilydale, Bob Street, auto shop, T.C. nights, the big crash, suburban assault vehicles, Mr. Wert, Big R., Mike Z.'s B.S., Ron D., and friends. RANDY KAUTZ Band 10, 11, 125 Football 1 1. Monroe, West End, the bridge, Zip and the Moondogs, Big R., Mr. Rosenquist. BRIAN KITTELSON Chorus 10, 11, 123 Football 9, Powder Puff Cheerleader 9, 10, 1 1. Prom '84, Cherokee Park, parties, my house, beating on my Vega, Mr. Garcia and the Quartets, cruising Bob St. with S.F.N., 15-6 with lifers, my blood brother Doug E, Robinson, Sharon Lynn Cunningham 8-23-84. Seniors 39 ROBERT KNECHT KELLY KROPP Auto shop, Lilydale big crash, Chevrolet, Schmidt, IGH 11-84. BRENT KULT PAUL LANGLOIS French Club 10, Vice President 1 1, President 123 Ski Club 10, 11, 123 Ski Team 10, 12g Quartet 1 2. The games are outside, the tricycle, Jo's laugh, the S500 party, quartets in Mark's room, Doug-Drug, Mark-Whimp, Carrie-Pilgram, Jo-Hoover, thanks Mom, Dad, and Doug. 40 Seniors ity! ' xl ag-N v -if .ir ss' XX ' . r KENO KNIGHTS KRIS KROPP Chorus 10, 1 1, 125 Ski Club 1 lg Spanish Club 1 1. Fun times in chorus with Michelle, Mr. Garcia, Scott, Missy, Julie, and Keith. WAYNE LaBARRE Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Ditching with Dave, seeing Mr. Rosenquist every other dayl, May we have your attention please? t'No!',, Garfield IV and the mad scientist strike againl, Garfield IV W.E.L. 1252. . ., David Harex, A1 Kinkead, Dave fthe doctorl Mendez, Mike CLee B. Kahorj Parron, Mr. Rosenquist, thanks Mom. KARL LASCH Baseball 105 Hockey 10, 1 1, 125 Tennis 1 1. Paul L.'s S500 party, Psychell, hunting washing machines with John, Web, Gnu, Lisa R, Belmoute 3-28-84. umboldt helps Santa 'TC' JIM LAW Special Olympics, job shadowing, David, Mike, Robert, John, Kelly. MICHAEL LEE IGLD football and wrestling teams, going to TVI for auto mechanic training. DAVID LIBERA TAMMY LOPEZ Badminton 9, 10, 11, 12. Working at McDonald's badminton games, boys, the class of '85, K.K., K.P., B.C., L.V. 'Everyone was so helpful, this year's turnout of canned goods was incredible' Nancy Regan TRANG LE Badminton 10, 11, 123 French Club 123 Junior Class Treasurer, Powder Puff 125 Senior Class Executive Committeeg Ski Club 10 1 25 Student Council 1 2. Prom '84, Homecoming '84, wrestling matches, independent study in French, WSHP, France, PALNJMD, all my friends. LONA LETEXIER Meeting Joe, suckers from Spanish class, Sol and my little sisl, Joe 3-15-81 to 7-17-83, Chrisie, Lydia 6-12-83, Gloria, Tonya. JEFFREY LOCK Adaptive Baseball 11, 123 Adaptive Floor Hockey 10, 11, 12. Hockey games. LYNN MAGLE Chorus 10, 11. Occupational Relations, the track, 11th grade OJT with Mr. Beaver, Sr. ditch days, 7-11 during first hour, the holding room, Dee Dee S., Jeanne B., Mr. Wirth, Mom and Dad - I did it! Seniors 41 ED MARZ Dairy Queen with Aland Jim. TERI McINTOSH Powder Puff 10, 11, 123 Softball 10, 11, 123 Volleyball 10, 1 1, 12. Prom '85, bee patrol at McDonald's, Hub, T.P.-ing Jo's house, N.S., R.N., M.F., - in the neon lights, ASzW rootbeer, Nancy's white car, sleeping at Harmon, three Nancys - CS.R.H.D, L.J.S., J .J ., Thanks Mom and Dad. MICHELE McNELLIS Signal Hills, Fridays, bumming around with friends, Chris, Dawn, Liz, Laura, Bonnie, Scott, Paul, R.F., T.T., R.L. SHELLY MEYER Summer of '82, '84, Mom, Dad, Lori, Robin, Traci, Sherry, Billy. 42 Seniors prmg break 111 CAROLYN McGOVERN Chorus 10, 11, 12, Debate 115 Speech 123 Student Council 12. Homecoming '84, '85, Prom '85, Perkins, coffee breakl, frown, too funny, chorus, Harlequin R's, not another classl, to all my friends 9-12. BARBARA McKINLEY PATRICIA MENDEZ Basketball 10, 123 Powder Puff 10, 1 1, 12. McDonald's, football games, 7-11, Homecoming party, Mike Z.'s B.S. in H.R., D.C., A.L., W.J., Miss R. SHERRY MEYER Softball games, the cabin, summer of '84, friends, Larry O. 7-17-84, Ron P., Todd S., Patty G., Shelly, Thanks Mom and Dad - I did it!! Flonda 'I t seemed like Humboldt took charge of Daytona Beach for a weekf - Julie roam LISA MORALES Homecoming dance, OJT classes with Mr. Beaver, Mr. Wirth, McDonald's, Lynn Magle, Robin Jefferson, Keith, Randy, and Todd. PHILIP MUGGLI CW 4s-.., , TIM NEWBAUER Cross Country 1 1, 125 Wrestling 9, 10, 1 1, . R 1 Captain 12. STATE ' in wrestling, Radisson with ' G.B., G.W., G,S., and T.K. REMY NOBELLO Orchestra 105 Softball 1 13 Student Council 12. Homecoming '82, Sno-Daze '82, California - summer of W '82 lS.G.J, N.S,, T.M., M.F., - in the neon lights, J .T., fM.F. the Timesl, M.R., Lisa-Rec, Westside, , me and Nanc's fight. 4-,,o RICK MUELLER Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Monroe, West End, Palace parties, freestyle, S.l.T.P., Heavy Metal, cruising during fourth, rocking in sixth, THE BAND, M.T., S.E. LYNNE MYERS Valley Fair, John Carney, Kathy Backberg, Mr. Ransom DUC THI NGUYEN SCOTT NOWAK Prom '84, '85, auto shop, Burger King, 15-6 getting arrested, cruising Bob Street, Delta 88, Lilydale, the big crash, houseboat, Brian Kittelson, Jeannie Zigan. Seniors 43 KELLY OGLESBY Basketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 10, 1 1, 123 Spanish Club 1 19 Student Council 1 lg Volleyball 10, 11, Captain 12. T.P.-ing, laugh, DR., Killer, easy Debi, thanks a lot Mom. BOB PARNELL Football 10, I 1, 12, Ski Club 109 Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12. Prom '83, '84, Cruz's party, zonninl, not bad but BADDL winning the first two swimming meets in five years, 6-I6-84, Dave, Lisa, SFB, thanks Mom and Dad. PATRICIA PATTON Badminton 1 1, 1 29 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Swimming 9, 10, 1 I, Captain 12, Track 10. Prom, Homecoming games, Harmon field, wrestling matches, parties, z-ing, 3-4-83, TP.-mg, the class of '85. NGOC HUONG PHAN 44 Seniors ug! 6 X . ' , Nr---f -.- PATRICIA O'NEILL Adaptive Softball 10, Badminton 1 lg Chorus 9, 10, 1 1, 1 2, Physically Impaired Hockey 10. Homecoming coronation, choir, days off, social groups, excuses to get out ofclass, knowing accomplishments of school work, Mr. Carney, Ms. Peterson. SCOTT PATRICK Ski Club 12. Prom '85, third floor balcony, 'I'-'l'-'l' notes, never straight, Big R., Mr. Vignalo, Michelle 2-2-84. MICHELLE PETERSON Chorus 10, Quintet 1 1, Octet 12: Ski Club 1 1, 12. Prom '85, third floor balcony, picking on my teachers, 'l'-T-T, solo '82 with Mr. Korum, Kris, Lynn, Dawn, Scott 2-2-84. KIMBERELY PIERCE Band 10, 1 1, Officer 129 Basketball 9, 10, 1 1, Chorus 93 Tennis 1 1, Captain 125 Volleyball 10. Getting injured, the good and had times, 12-21-81, my tennis partner, Class of '85, Em-iquez, Laura B., Lupe G., Annie V., and all my friends. tand up and cheer ,c fx x ru-3' weird' JB, so I 5 MICHAEL PIZZUTI Baseball 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 1 1, Football 9, 10, 1 1, 12, Powder Puff Coach 9, 10, 11, Sno-Daze Candidate 10. Prom '84, '85, Homecoming '84, Granada Royale, Burger King parking lot, cruising Bob Street with Bren, pip squack, Cowboy Crist, friends, Kim Albrecht 9-20-83 --- forever. WILLIAM RASMUSSEN The Who, Rocks, Rush, Hwk., Joan, Jeff, Yarine, and Dewy. RANDOLPH REYNOLDS Football 12, Hockey 10, 1 1, 12. Where is Jon for 2 V2 hrs.'?, Boo Boo, Jon, Dino, Robert, Mike C., K.H. DOUGLAS ROBINSON Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Swimming 9, 10, 12. lRush, do you have change'?J, blood brother Brian, 25m at Markds, Yeah, Freb and ?, Dr. Zip, Cuz, bee patrol, the gang will livel, thanks for being there Mom and Dad. fe 5 4 -,Nr ' C93 ir. fi 499- f -,. fiffifi , -yr! ,,,. Instead of going home sixth hour, kids stayed and yelled at pep assemblies' - Monica Fischer DORIE QUESNELL Prom '83, '84, all the dances l went to, Kris, Valerie, Brenda, and Lee. NANCY REGAN Homecoming Queen 12, Ski Team 10, Captain 1 1, Sno-Daze Princess 1 1, Student Council 11, President 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11. A8zW, 25c, my door, z'en in Harmon, 'I'.P.-ing JJ's, my ankle, thanks everyone . . . for all the great times, 'I'.M., Paul's toilet, Hub, Stone 10-12-83. JULIE ROBINETTE Chorus 9,10, 11, 12, Ski Club 10. Summer of '83 Halloween '83, Prince concert, Labor Day weekend, the fence post, Louie, smile I can't see you, the rooms, I'm going to do something about this, to all my friends. MICHAEL ROMO Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Class President, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12. Homecoming, Sno'Daze '84, '85, being an uncle 32 times, my little sis, Mr. Garcia, Mr. Perez, R.N., N.S., J.E., A.W., T.M., my friends through the years. Seniors 45 JENNIFER RU BERTO Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 123 Cross Country 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12. Fourth hour L.S., rat pack, peds on the road, laundry chute, Dave, J.M.B. CHRIS SCHEMA McDonald's, Signal Hills, movies, weekends, Richard 3-10-84, Michele, Bonita, and Rhoda. DOUGLAS SCHULTZ WENDI SCHWARTZ Cheerleading 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, French Club 1 1. Neighb, tenth grade, parties, Chrissy's house, cheerleading, the good 46 - Seniors times, Shawn 6-23-84, Chrissy, T.F., TB., M.R. S student atisfied Wx 1 ff Q'- F Z 1 A ' , .. ,,4I-'FA r, 5 ,Xp-52 , 'S-I ,B slit! DENNIS SCHAFFHAUSEN Baseball 9, 10, 1 1, 1 2. Football victory vs. Highland, 9- 14-84, first baseball victory vs. Como, 5-24-84, Ms. C. and the Food Factory, night on the town with Dan, 3-16'84, SRA testing in Al Ransom's homeroom, Big R. NANCY SCHOSTEK Basketball 9, 10, Golf 9, 10g Life-Arrow Staff 1 1, Editor 12. Prom '85, M.M.l. Y 4-13-84, the Radisson - 6-6-84, R.N., T.M., M.F., -- in the neon lights, mine and Rem's fight, M.R., P.D., J.P., M.S., Kelli, Tony, Penny, all my friends, RDK, thanks Mom - for everything. JENNY SCHUSTER Burger King, the Shoe, parties at the Pit, OJT, Arnie's class, Mr. Klawitter, Ron, Mitzi, thanks Mom and Dad. LISA SOLIS Powder Puff 11, 123 Softball 10, 1 lg Spanish Club 10, 11. Holiday Inn, Sue's projecto, meeting Bob and Phil, F in Chris, Joy's double vision, New York, hopefullyl, Sylvia, Sue, Chris, Joy, Rosa, Remy, and the Rec. ff? K X Af fl, Jn 'I am pleased here. I will cherish my experience at Humboldt foreuerf - Mfguezeefff .mfs D TONYA SOTO Band 10g Chorus 11, 12. Homecoming dances, Las Palmas, Signal Hills iwith Gloj, my b-day party ljuicingl, my big bro Mike Rozales, Mr. Perez tthanks for all your helpl, Gloria, Millie, Lona, Heginio, Mom and Dad - l did it! Us ...L-fl' 'ii STEVE ST. GEORGE Wrestling Manager 10. Homecoming '84, lunch time i. f at Mcllonaldls, Mr. Arnevik's office door, doing the Scott Strut, Scott Sty, Ralph, both Daves, Scott P. 3 LYNN TEJEDA Homecoming '84, summer of '84, North End parties, East Side, 10-28-83, someone special, thanks Mom and Dad. Str' .- MICHAEL THOMAS Band 10, 11, 12. Monroe, West End, Palace, Rush '84, ? working at Mads, band concerts, Scott, Rick, Joe, Ron, Bob, 6-4-83. 'Q- THOMAS SPYCHALLA DAVID STIPE TOU TONG THAO KELLY THOMPSON Baseball 1 1, 1 23 Football 1 23 Hockey 1 2. Parties, Lilydale, the big crash no. 1, Road Warriors, coming to the BIG city, my experience at Q.B., Big R., Boo Boo. Seniors JULIE TODORA Basketball 10, 123 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Powder Puff 10, 1 1, 125 Softball 10, 1 1, 123 Student Council 10, 1 1, 12. Summer of '84, Spring Break, peds on the road, fourth hour L.S., R.N., M.H., B.M., J.R., surprise Mom -I made it! SYLVIA VELASQUEZ Powder Puff 1 19 Softball 10, 113 Spanish Club 10, 11. Meeting Phil, Julie's attack on Robert, deathride with M.C., Sue's projecto, Remy and her Okanowa guy, Lee, Joy, Jewels, Sue, F'in, Chris. NELDA VERDEJA French Club 10, 11, 125 Ski Club 10, 11, 12. Texas with Wen and Shel, Nitelites, New York, 9-28-84, Riverwalk, Wen, Shel, thanks Mom and Dad, and Cathy. MARI DIONNE VILLAMOR Cheerleading 125 Dance Line 12, Drama Club 12. Summer of ,84, school in the Philippines, parties and hangouts, first week at Humboldt, Eric M., 9-17-83, friends in Manila, Claire. 48 Seniors LINDA VELASQUEZ Basketball 9, 10: Powder Puff 9, 10, 11. Homecoming '84, T,P.-ing, Food Factory, Mari Dionne, Regina, Ms. C., Mr. Perez. ANDREA VELOTTA Chorus 10, 11, 12. Prom '83, Sno-Daze '83, Homecoming '84, Showbiz, my party, Mr. Garcia, K.P., C.M., E.F., K.L. PATTI-JO VERDEJA Badminton 10, 11, 12g Student Council 10, 1 1, 125 Volleyball 1 1, 12. Homecoming football games and dances '83, '84, winning City in Badminton, Bob in typing, Lisa, Kim, Ms. LaVigne's pushing, LaChelle, Mike, THANKS Mom! RHODA WAGNER Indianettes 9, 1 15 Spanish Club 9, 10. Prom '85, Town Square, Big R.'s class, the lady at DQ, Taya's b-day, Magortions, thank ya Easter bunny, hey, Pm supposed to be the patientlf' Taya, Mai, John 8-6-83, Kelly, and Chris. ime to graduate ,. M. -..-any as GARY WALKER Cross Country 123 Homecoming Candidate 1 2g Sno-Daze Prince 1 lg Tennis 9, 123 Wrestling 9, 10, Captain 11, 12. Prom '84, Homecoming '84, Def Leppard, feasts after wrestling, Psyche, yeah!, trading places at D.I., Karl Scruf, Tim, Chris, Rob, Julie A. 3-7 -84. SHANNON WEIR Cretirfs Homecoming '84, summer of '84, the night at the bridge, McDonald's, partying at the river, the gang, thanks Mom and Dad, Cletus Weir, Clark 6-21-84. KELLY WILLHITE Homeroom, Mike Ziertmarfs H.R. stories and bull ---- , Mr. Mike Ryan, Production Graphics. SOPHGRN YIN I want to thank Ms. Haug, Mr. Ernst, Mr. Brott, and all the staff of Humboldt High School. QN-Q' yeklsz. I ue been waiting to graduate for so long, and now it's here too qaicklyf - RemyNobello MICHAEL WEBER Wow, had some great times, cruising Bob, drinking at Lilydale, my house, Big Ron, Pots, Scott, John Boy, Patrick, remember Rich?, thanks for everything Mom and Dad, love ya J odi. KARI WENDEL Football games, Monroe, West End, Target, Lori V., Tammy P., Colleen K., Ms. LaVigne, thanks a lot Mom. EH XIONG Indoor Soccer 125 Tennis 1 1, 12. Wrestling matches, trip to U of M, losing in tennis. SCOTT YOUNG Physically Impaired Hockey 10, 11, Captain 12. Homecoming '84, dumping my tray in the trash, throwing an orange slice in Rhombus' notebook, listening to Mike Z.'s H.R. B.S., Steve, Ralph, Dave, Peter, Dave. Seniors 49 LEANDRA ZEPEDA DAWN YSAGUIRRE Cheerleading 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 12, Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 123 Sno-Daze Candidate 103 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12. Prom '84, '85, Cretin's Homecoming, the West End, 'tpeds on the road, Zip and the Moondogs, the gang. lEdward L. Puarieal 7-5-83. MICHAEL ZIERTMAN Prom '84 with Hosley, Spring Break '84 to Virgin Islands, Taylor Falls after Prom, going to lunch with friends, homeroom with the guys, my girlfriend, Dan Hosley - M.B.F. JEANNIE ZIGAN Homecoming Candidate 12, Powder Puff 9, 10, 1 1, 12g Sno-Daze Candidate 10, Lady 9: Student Council 10, 1 1, 123 Volleyball 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Hey Monica, lets take a dipl, cruising Bob Street, Wheep, Paula, Monica, Colleen, my Gizmo, 'tbunny nose, P.A.P., Scott F. Nowak. 50 Seniors A umbo ,y ,gr . Q -'37 , ' ornr ,if .t g .,r,, ,rrre , Q, Itrr. ,r,, , 'f 'hi' :3f11E?fi23ifS'7T3 - 'f 4s 6:1 if--Iiffl va, x .M-.,, ldt: class of '85 SUSAN ZAMORA Wrestling matches, Holiday Inn, partying with the gang, Sylvia no respect, special friends - C.G., hymns- i 7 L.S., J.G., S.V., L.G., Best wishes to the class of '85, thanks Mom and Dad. Seniors not pictured Adams, Joseph Morales, Jose Blucher, Craig Navarro, Jesse Brooks, Jeffrey Nguyen, Tung Brunner, Brett Bunker, Regina Carpenter, Steven Chapman, Ajorette Christian, Kenneth Condon, Stephen Deschl, Richard Doering, Duane Dupey, Dawn Flodin, Kim Flores, John Flores, Antoinette Gaona, Mario Hansen, Jan Jenniges, Paul Johnson, Gregory Nitti, Larry Parada-Orantes, Teresa Pagel, Deana Reinhardt, John Ryan, Dennis Sager, Bridget Sanchez, John Santana, Jesse Schmidt, Michael Schwarz, Anne Seebeck, Tarnare Smith, Mark Thao, Chong Thao, Bong Tischler, Sandra Vance, Robert Kegel, Ralph Vang, Say Le, Mai Weber, Craig Lor, May Whipple, Mark Lynch, Timothy Wirtz, Elizabeth Ma, Hung Xiong, Xao MacDonald, Anthony Yang, Fong Mader, James Zafke, Gerald Maier, Howard Mercer, Alan Zampa, Andre Zwinger, Thomas Most Likely to Succeed .,.. Best Personality Friendhest ............... Most School Spirit ....i... Most Athletic ...... ..... Most Talkative ..... ..,.. Prettiest Eyes .... ..... Cutest Smile . . . Best Body .... Best Dressed ..... ..... Senior Poll Pete Hupalo . . Steve Kirk . . . Doug Robinson Dan Hannan ......,. Jon Garcia . . , Mike Pizzuti . . Joe Auge ..... Hazem lssa ......... Scott Clark ......A.. Shawn Eccles .....,, ......Trang.Le J.olene.Jenniges Jolene Jenniges . .Nancy Regan . .Kelly Qglesby .Colleen.Dickey . Teri Mclntosh . .Sherry Meyer Nancy Schostek . Remy Nobello , . . . , Mike Cruz Class Clown . . Most Mischievous ,,.,..... ' Shyest .................,. Ed Marz . Biggest Partier ....,,...... Done Most for Humboldt Movie: Ghostbusters TV Program: M 'A 'S 'H Actor: Rob Lowe . . Eileen.Deutsch Mike Pizzuti Tracy Braumberger . . . . . , , . , . Naomi.Glessing Mike Remo .... .... J ulie Todora ..., ....,.Class.of'8.5 Senior Favorites Actress: Joan Collins Record - Single: Hard Habit to Break Record - Album: Purple Rain Group: Prince and the Revolutions Male Singer: Prince Female Singer: Pat Benatar Radio Station: KQRS-FM Eating Place: Burger King Teacher: Mr. Klawitter il si 2'-as mn Presi SV r 0 Die! Gun 1 rs X fm' if A X x, xt Prince Mr. Klawitter Pat Benatar Favorite Male Singer Favorite Teacher Fgvorite Female S nger Eleventh grade - class of 1986 -- if , K. Ackland G. Bcsudette S. Burdick L. Aguilar K. Blasing T. Burke .. 1 . T7 , .- .. .N 'H rv ii Q.. - . S v f K ., .,,,,-ff!! X ,.,- - I Qi... .ev ff-v:n!.,.rz:E S. Arlington R. Bragg J. Carlson 1-Z . . S S 'U f i. 1 EK 95 - .:fTwf?YrF4 X A 31' 'fre if .. , . J. Crist W. Diaz T. Fuller G. Gregor T. Cygan L. Dahn D. Dow M. Eylandt R. Gaona B. Garcia M. Grossmann N. Hammer P. Dam A. Fawkner R. Gilson S. Hanson me 51x-H355 Q ' is 1 A , .QW .Q-7 R. Baird J. Brooks Rlfnrpentier ,sc- x, '7'.4x3 xy ' l . nil v i.li ii Y . lx A . x . . P-' J. Deifarl S. Felt B. Gomez B. Harris ,' fi 2 ,- xl ..,. X .- . Q I ...nw ,wx in L , Ji rn K X. . ., .Ls T. Bartclt B. Brown K. Charpenter Q 18' S. Bartok D. Bundy M. Conlan N . V. v . ...E EEEZ1.. ..... . lg , 'S li D. Delgado S. Finnegan M. Gonnella P. Hatle D. DeZelar K. Flodin D. Greencrow R. Hernandez almost time to lean out the door rn Q 3 f:'fE - W!! W v if X ., ' ,, In itnanziv 5 A 5? A -W J ,ar XP' K 16 eo. . 1 ..Q S K 1 K -V I J :Q 5 E ,. 5 VM J ,Mff W ' :Mak . X V if M. 315 VA P 52? if T72 g . 51 ll Q I . A Ai -...Ag . . N x . l ' J .Q X I' v Z x ' f . x J. I-limes A. Hodge K. Hottinger P. Jagoe R. Jefferson T. Jenniges S. Johanson E. Jorgensen J. Kammerer R. Kittelson J. Klingle D. Kloetzke B. Lanoux B. Leach K. Leder A. Lee C. Lee F. Lee R. LeMay M. Lissick J. Lombard HEF'PWlWJ N ' i X.. - M -K f X W 1' A ., . . 1 ' Q W .fl A. 2' 1 .i C IN! is I ' I f , -X on Emi 5' ' .. o ' 'X' A4 -'gl , .. it -Q.. L. Q, :,, -.w x G . K. K L ,L I N if J' 4 ' PM Q.. 1 , K .. ' : - g ,, f N, A sf' A , K .o 7 wg ....-gtxw ' ii! ' f H .. ,.,. fi , 5 RX . J. Magee K. Michalek C. Muller R. 0'Connell M- Oni! M. Lutgen N. Meyer M. Mudek M. Masiello J. Mohr E. Nagel K. Otte 'lf' YK . rv J ' 1 ' F , if 5 I ff' Z ,4 ie., 2 we' W . J- we .. ,f 1 ax b , .L - ftvfi-.J Q2 fy XQSVAEQ .5 -um. Ast? 6' 1 B. McDonough C. McGuinn J. McKnight D. Mercado D. Momberger S. Monnu T. Morales L. Moua D. Nasseff D. Nelson J. Nestaval P. Nicolay R. Owen B. Park C. Perkins M. Pez-ron - . . Z . P.Jones M. LeClair C. Laredo ..,,.,. 5,851 R . X ,.,, sw , A., l M. Meyer S. Moyer M. Nobello E. Peterson Juniors - 53 54 - Juniors Q . . J -we N i-fi N ,X Q . K 1 Electing officers, planning the Prom L 4.-5 Q7 'fx ..S?ff7?fff- .Q .-. L. Peterson J. Pfeifer L. Pollard P. Revord D. Rios B. Rolfzen J. Sailor C. Sandoval J. Schilla ' ' S16 ffl 1. .b, . - Q .. Q... f x N Q wwf? 4. A , . . z . 1 , Q-, MX A ' MGS F A P. Prautner S. Roma P. Schmidt H 14, an limi f ., .DAX I x C. Soto L. Valento E. Vasquez A. Wenner .z2f..i.. VAAX . A Y' ' Yi? . if lf J. Stelter M. Stewart A. Vance T. Vandenbosch D. Verschoyle L. Voeung L, Wilhelmy S. Wilson Y 'L .J 3 Nm J 2 .QA . C. Taylor R. Vannett A. Vue W. Wolf . .... .,..,,.. ..,,,. ,,. sh ,,lLlg,, g.x . .SQ K 5 . ' LIL 4, w 0' . Q f K. J. Prokosch J, Ramirez V. Ramirez J. Reeves S. Rosario B. Rqnenbgrgeg- J. Rudolph B. Sager L. Schultz D. Sjoblom T. Sobania B. Soto n 1' . x f X , A v -Q . . N W W, . ,... .. . Q A 3... ,Zi Y, x . I . 'Y 1 i . ' ...a . ii-s . . , . . Q 1 7. X x PJ . xx V LJ 2 W1-E ., .W - .4111 l x 4 . Q ' , if .Y , --A- Q flu.. . 1. '. 1.2 Q - 5 ' .N at .9 5 2 P. Thor Z. Thor D. Tunisou L. Tunison C. Vang K. Vang S. Vang F. Varela A. Walter B. Watters M. Weiss J. Wende J. Wright L. Xiong S. Xioug X. Yang thinking seriously about graduation x ' ea' fx an X 2 , X X- . Q C. Zamarripa R. Zehnder i 1 gf V H dn' n-041 i i 'WW , I A K- 1 ., - ., W.. I s' ' A ' i? Ei: W ' 3 t ai ,ig I 'A A ' '1 .lv E :Lv T A .. A W ' Q j 1.,, 2, uint W in .X If t,,. I F' i' , , 1 K W K, iid, f. Q 4i's.wA,',gj.aa-. Q - , . X v , , wwe TOP: Sandi Bartok with a favorite book during silent reading: Brian Gomez in the weight room. ABOVE LEFT: Melanie Stewart. LEFT: Ben Soto in Mr. Jack Wert's automotive repair class. ABOVE: Jim Kammerer. Juniors - 55 Tenth grade - class of 1987 . :na A J al QA 5, Q, 1, , I GL , L. Ahrego W. Ackland M. Albrecht B. Allen R. Axtell T. Baldwin J. Ball R. Barenz R. Carlson M. Castillo B. Cayetano J. Centeno f. ., aw 'P f wr- ' ' 1 4 'N 1 S. Cuddihy R. Emerson G. Garrett T. Gonzagowski 56 - Sophomores 4-A get f lx S I KJ Y. C' G 1. Q? f 'H E s 5 K. Danuer D. DeCarlo R. Espinoza J. Evers M. Gartner L. Gebhard M. Grande J. Green malmdses Y 32222323 N. Delgado P. Fischer P. Geiger R. Green 1 .Q 13 ,Q ' Y Y ' , .. . fp . i 1 G :sas r ' f 1 .X - i' if x,,w Q-tx ..e,. of . . , I f . 4 2 Xt A 45 R . 5 AX X r v A S. Amick L. Anderson R. Anderson T. Arredondo P. Bortz S. Bruner D. Bryant S. Budach G. Chavez R. Christian S. Condon T. Cook f . '24 , l. x' rt X A L ' i- Qt 5 K ,,,, , Eg e Q Q7 G ' V .25 x ',kx t . fm. , .3 . Q tgrsgx X. vi . 2 1 1 I , X342-,fu K t T7 5 A R. DuBois B. Duree J. Eastman T. Ecker M. Fischer E.Fossum D. Fredrickson L. Garibay J. Gentle C. Gleb N. Glessing R. Gomez J. Hadfield M. Haley J. Hallman E. Hammond truly being accepted in the senior high A ,,. A K iii .f V Q. .,i: A 11, . 5 1 - . X D. Hanson M. Jasinski C. Kern ox 1- .N' .. - M E -QS. K. Larsen R. Lombard S. Martineau M. McMullen 1 S! 1, ex, . , Jir- .-A . 131 E S X X y . '. --5 -.U x x V JEL I S. Her P. Hernandez A. Herrera M.Jones S.Jotblad 0. Kahn B. Kirk S. Klingbeil K. Kobinski we -CQ -331' '44 .g I . R. Larson D. Lopez M. Mauer J. Medved '1 r fx. I A 'K , gd... n XJ N 3.14 ,J . M' ff X , . T. Larson V. Loredo C. Mauricio J. Metcalf H, Ly 1. 1 1 ' L ' , ...V ilix. jx F. . we' n , Q e r 3 . .v. - rf. R. LaValley J. Lucio V. Mauricio M. Metro we X f I f fl- , -. iff'-f-'J I i . V 1 g , .. . . .-I - - vf ' W . i ' J-, -- - 5 Q- . Qi' 'Y ki -H N. .f J. Howcnwald C. llosley H. Howland R. Hughes A. Kautz S. Kautz S. Kealy K. Kelly K. Kowski R. l.aFavor D. M. l.aForte D. L. LaFnrte :F 2971 ge I . L ' , . f y 15 I A Y Q 3 Q. .A A ' . I 's yi I I ,f , 4, . v f , K -:gf - - y .. ' . , . 5 gh. T X i - ' is V: , I .K 1 . X er, xx iff ., x . 4 5 it W R . .m f , fr Y i aa.. in ' A fe M ff ' 'L 4 5- h ibn . P4 A L. Le D. Listner M. Lmuth W. Lockman T. Marincell J. Markham M. Martagon C. Martin R. McCoy M. Mcllermitt K. McGovern S. Mcliagan P. Meyer Z. Mohammad J. Montgomery J. Morris Sophomores - 57 E- '. s rdering class rings and possibly , . V., 31.9 fa v K k I h Q V f ,agnvli-fn ' . , . K 1 'lil X ' 5 gr, .O . Q Q W .uv- . . . . . ls. glx7:l...1,:w,1EZ D. Mudgen P. Mueller D. Muller S. Munos T. Olson C. Ortiz K. Ouk T. Palmberg Ron Patton R. Payne L. Pfluger K. Price y ssss 's ss s 5 ' K Wb'k .iii ' mf K 4 X A 'Y . 1 2 N .43 ' - Q ls El Tm .du E. , .N .1 XX N 9.1 x . K 1 . R s ss Qsss s . .r ., S . M. Reinke A. Renteria M. Robinene D. Rojas V. Rosario C. Russ T. Salak J, Schilling D. Schmitz L. Schultz Y, Schultz C. Sek B. Solt Sophomores J. Spielman J. Stanton K. Stedje .. Sf is X A A ' K 5 X N' .2 -f -fs s I' . .. V K A ns A .:.,t...sg .w, . K xi 'l f' .... , ' N P x 2 I X - .- .. in . , ,ff H,L:-Aga. HF' 1 B. Nash T. Nelson A. Papenheim A. Pappas M. Raasch B. Ramirez 1'vrs .N h fi. .., X g ., X Q Sh X. g - ....,. ..,..... ss ....... l 5 . K . .ff A X X 1 S I K A. Newbauer N. 0'Brien S. Patrick Rich Patton D. Ramirez R. Reinhardt C. Rosario R. Schenfeid B. Shaffer M. Stoltz f L. Rosario D. Schlad weiler xg 1 ,. L 3 ss Elf. . Es . ii P. Rosarin S. Rosario W. Schladweiler K. Schmidt D. Smith J. Solis J. Siedschlag . L. Tatum B. Tay lor G. Taylor getting invited to the Prom -rx -Sw 5 iQ 2 1. ' r . XF ff if, - I new it x V S X 2 -. t 'S ,. 1 , gi!! . 1 Q X fl ' if Y i w gi A 6 1. ,Y 5 v Y - I . lik! K , X ' 4 I 0 B . J. Thompson G, Thor R. Tomlinson L. Trcka M. Um K. Vang T. Vang Y. Vang J. VanGuilder R. Vanliorn C. Vex-deja K. Verdon A. Vigliotti A. Vorlicky J. Vorlicky C. Wagner T. Wan S. Watters K. Wilwert F. Wirtz T. Woelfel V. Wugan M. Xiong B. Yang 1 Qi! f t X it i . AH., Y. Yang R. Zamarripn D. Zeigler R. Zuniga '- - Xa ,M i IL LEFT: Gloria Taylor does course work for her American History class taught in French. ABOVE: Joelle Stanton with DeeDee LaForteg Kelly McGovern listens. Sophomores - 59 f . f.-.3 - X . . . N X P .M S. Aeilts M. Barrows 5 x X ..- W . .X Q 5. W .Qi- B. R. Aldridge S. Bateman C. B1-ightbill J. Bremer X iff X l... . . V. r , . x. ' Xl if E f A ! K M. L. Castillo W. Dahn B. Dupre G. Fischer 60 - Ninth Graders R. Castillo C. Davis K. Duscher L. Flores inth grade -- class of 1988 -- x L. Alsides L. Altendorfer A. Benson B. Benton S. Brotzler K. Brummer R. Cerda J. Day R. Dutter M. Fullmer X f P X ee ,lg .- W fi D. Chance J. Dinger L. Engel T. Franco Q. Vi!! . . . . ' ...... 6 f o N , ,- K 111 . K K -,.. - U l ' 5 Q l I 51.1.5 f iff? .s:rIiWf':h ES'Ix.si:TLL.:w:'55 5: '2Ef. .. . I 1- B X K V V ,. .. .5 X , :S lg.. g K . :V is .S .1 . , V 7 K I -21: - - Q gi ff 1 11. x x .L :QE ' , QI il . 2 , A ,X . . -1, LC, ,, . .A hi C. Alvarado S. Beto H. Ambrus C. Bilek R. Anderson S, Balbag S- Birl-H1012 L. Brandenburg K- Carlson M. I. Castilla AQ QJQ CX T. Bruski H. Cabinett 0 . . ' . . i . ' Y is 1 5 k i sz. lx x sv' X Q 'D 'WJ is wud wr Q 'R N ., 'K X, V A , . .. g is 5 Q I. Clark S. Dougherty A. Erickson M. Garske A. Charpenter S. Dominguez Z. Epps M. Gaona R. Cruz B. Duncan D. Fischer D. Gibson C. Cook R. Doyle B. Erickson A. Garza becoming a part of the senior high f Q v- . .- M A 1 D. Gilson G. Gist A. Hastings T. Hastings S. Hoffman D. Holgin 1? . .L ff 4 Q X . Vx x .ir , if V H' M, J . fx ' Fi 5 X D. Johnson J. Klegin F. Lara R. Martinez x A No 'S l Q. ,, , N J. Johnson C. Kopacz S. Larson S. Martinez 4 ' iv... . Zh 1 F. Gomez T. Helsper D. Hollibush C. Josephs R. Kreitz D. Leach T. Martinez 'QQ' ' 4 R Q5 K x R. Gonzalez E. Henly C. Howe Aff. ,wg ik :W 'K nw , B. Kachel M. LaFavor R. Leder J. Mauricio lay: A . J 'lf' X sf-Ig 'XX 'W 1 I -Q! 5' . J' J r . v ' -J ' U k E. Grands J. Haider G. Halbert I.. Hanson A. Bennington V. Her D. Heroff G. Herrera E. Howe D. Huberty J. Huffman M. Jackson . fd 8. ,K rv X TT N f 5' J , . ,f E J . Q. .J .. - 4 . i A A - . 1' f Q6 ... D 'J A . s. N ' V . . K. -ff, as . f . .W .N ' .. X , an f y - - 'kk J t sv i - , C 5 Q I f sow? K . XQ4 Z Q N. of E 11- f J. Kath R. LaFavor J. Levienn M. Maxson P. Kelley C. LaForte M. Luedke T. McGuire Q.- v ' , 4 S. Khin K. I.aFo1-te M. Ly J. McG-uirk C. Kinkead T. Lane D. Morrow S. McKamie Ninth Graders - 61 Teaching fourth graders as part .- , N Q up K K4 get., Q , K - or - ,., .. . , . QQ 1 Q il-g ' Q. 4' .-5 l, , QAL I i5x., I . 1 so r 9 in L f. ff D hhmhh i ri, M ,D ff ii 1 1 5 9' . g ,, . . XE ., x N fi' - . N. . . A ' X A 5 -me . ,4 ' .. . ' . 4 -v ' p , y ...Y 2. if Q. i ' r,-.27-1 it W A 1 i .-6--ff -wwf' I 1 1 ffl ' A. McManus A. McNamara D. Mendez L. Mielke B. Mike C. Morales T. Morse T. Nasseff D. Nelson Deb Nelson H. Nelson T. Nelson A. Nestaval S. Nowak A. L, Nygard A. D. Nygard T. Och L. Ohmann E. Ortiz C. Ouk S. Overton W. Palechek M. Palomares M. Park Q -Y . . .mfs 'K A iv ' J' 1 ' - f :B 1 ' ' : . -. s ' it H A' fs. x N . . ts , I 5 Y X , 3 . i. ' mr 9' '35, Ei wi x ,. M ia 'if' '.T'f' - o V7 , I A we ft .LJ I ii, 1' ' in f or... f . . a- . ' - 3' in' I 1 A ., N z if i' .E 5 A 'fl fi ' S 2 -. S ,,,'-.Q his h Q J S - M. Parnell E. Paul S. Payne C. Perez Recardo Perez Roberto Perez N. Pheaclx L. Philipp R. Pitzel B. Plaster A. Podgorski A. Poole S. Raasch W. Raasch L. Ramirez N. Redlin ' L. Reinke S. Rivet L. Reyes J. Robinson M. Robinson A. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez T. Running R. Rosseter L. Rysgaard B. Santana V. Santana R. Schmidt A. Schmitt C. Schroutlx K. Schultz 62 - Ninth Graders f th ' t' t d 'K ' .. W A ' M 7 .Q X ,' or F r. A A, sr 6 , . I 4' .fy L. J' V X 54 Y I . ,ff R E t v - . .AIWAQI X . A Ki F7 5:5 J , -f x .f f gy 1 X X4 .X Q K - . - ...W ' 7 'g V , 5? R . .L X .4 ..3-s.lA9..4- , M. Schussler Roxanne Sear Rudolph Seat M. Setter S. Simmons J. Skwarek L. Sletner M. Solis T. Srey T. Stanton L. Stevens N. Steward K. Stone J. Sw anda L. Swenson R. Tackaberry M. Thao K. Thilmany T. Thorn C. Todora T. Tokheim R. Vecker C. Vang Mee Vang 1 or aw SF.. XXX , I X Q: . jf tx gh V, ' ' - -3 'X , 'H ,, Monk Vang V. Vang X. Vang Y. Vang T. M. Vasquez J. Velander B. Vue M. Walker J. Whitacre C. White B. Wilde H. Williams T. Ysaguirre A. Ziertman v f 'Q ' QU Q 3 l W I - .Pk ff' fsizfa :Ai , l' L v - . X X . . 3 ' .5 l ' . V K S 4 , J 1 . N x I lf 3' L. 4 . 5 'S .. n 'T '- 'Q ' I. , J . N Q.. 5 X J, . B. Vanliorn A. Vanyo J. Varela T. A. Vasquez R. Walker R. Walter M. Warren D. Wenker A. Wollenberg S. Xiong S. Yang R. Yin Ninth Graders - 63 Eighth grade -- class of 1989 -- zsf z kr r ,yll Q z, A .. . E it 5 Q X-1 ,- ,kx N' 4 K' 'V ' . QXFQQX - ix .. 1 K x i f 'A H.. ' are I' 'psi L. Allen T. Azzazi B. Brewer L. - , f N 4. - 1 Q N Ax W... xl ,n as P. Conlan J. Deshler D. Garcia J. Herrera 64 - Eighth Graders . ..L -- Q. A e -P. .au . . . T. Alvarado K. Ampey T. Baker S. Baldwin L. Brown C. Buse . S? i f 'l z .Q s f i' K K i . ff ,L . il' V :Nm . . fix 0. Cortez J. Crawford F. Dominguez W. Eccles J. Garcia T. Gleb G. Hogan R. Hnlgin rm... . M. Anderson L. And!-le L. Arredondo T. Arredondo T. Autey V. Bartok L, Bel,-na,-eg E. Benitez J. Betancourt D. Brennan M. Castillo J- Cayetano P. Cha S. Chavee L. Cobb , ' Q- ' : I . i - . f 1 v ' ' -- A . I y- f l ' x ',r-. , ix Q . I .A 1 Q.. ? . F' r X A ,Q : Wg X K r .. eg . 5 r X ' 3 . f P. Crist M. Em-iquez D. Green M. Hollibush K. Custard D. Erdos E. Hanke T. Homme ,G , Q.. 5 F . ltx .rg . E C. Cygan L. Darlow C. Estrada V. Everett K, Haugen C. Herman A. Hollinger S. Hove X we Q Q3 T. DeCarl0 P. Fowler C. Hernandez J. Huffman no longer the newest in school V, A 1. Q, , . 3 ,fel Q Q 1' ' 1. 1 5 C? we D. Irish F. Irish S. Janvrin S. Jensen R. Kautz M. Kekedakis C. Kirk L, Kittelson T. Kulyas J. Lange A. Lefehure T. Leinen .Lil F Ill: K l ,', 1 K K . 'cn 1 ' T . Rosa Losoya Jana Lozano Joe Lozano R. Lucio D. B. Martinez M. Martinez F. Matthews W. Mclntosh M. Mohammad S, Momberger D. Morgan D. Myran N. Palomares V. Pan S. Paredes T. Patrin f' D eee ... L ... .e.. . , . . Q! 1' 1. if v, . , 4 Y' 1 ' f LN ' 1. E xl X' iw L' J' in K 2 ily C. Jerde D. Jerde T. Johnston K. Klooz L. Kobinski T. Koran J. Lewis D. Linda J. Lofgren ' - , - .F ' ,fi V Z f ' Tr . X k-'V I. Kaminsky J. Kubiszewski Regino Losoya x v f' M. N L K Ni IF. ' ' gt 4 j' Xi - rw? J Qi E ., x F .r-.41 I . ' . U-v:w591 J. Madern L. Markham Marlowe P. Mellin J, Mench .Miller D. Nehmer L. Nobello Nunnally K. Payne Y. Pheach Philipp fi . D. M. Martinez B. Mohammad J. Paddock C. Poole Eighth Graders 6 n opportunity to be leaders . ' ri 5 , -,. ' . X ,f E. . . 5 5 . gs gl ' xl? ty A A . 'fi R if ff.- R . 3- - '. A ' S 1 I n fwx Q fr' L X2 T. Pretzel M. Pruss T. Quenette P. Raasch M. Reyes J. Rhode J. Richardson S. Riley J. Romero C. G. Rosario C. Rosario R. Rosario XX X , Ns 5 9 i X . Du xx - e . . -15 A -C' . S l A - , Q .- .- . Yi 'K i k- f .7 5' ' Fl . ' ---- it 1:4 3 1. ' 'fi' 1 ' 'N X.- . , ' 3 1 . QA 'il ' is X B. Santos D. Saturnini P. Scharmer J. Schneider J. Smith W. Smith R. Soliz D. Soto S. Standley A. Stewart D. Stewart M. Stewart C. Thao YiThao Youa Thao K.Thomas 66 - Eighth Graders S Ifmwfi . w b ig if. elf' . . H f + 'M ' 3:3 X fe - J EP... 4.. , . 6, if 'N A A ,P 1, V 2, h ...f , t , , ,,,.. KX L K 1 X 'N M. Ramirez R. Rea C. Redlin F. Reeves E. Rivera C. Roderick M. Rojas H. Rolfe! K. Roth S. Royce C. Rustard P. Salak 9 -, ' ff e ' NL. I ie. ' , 's ' Q kr..- P . M 4 55 A K 'Q M K A K f P 1 . - .. iff, . fi? W 'axvgkfg f - K it . B. 1 1 1 f - il 'R . .s - ,, R l' 1 .2 si.. try R71 . L n y 1- 'fn E A xgf, L .. C. Sek A. Sherman S. Sin C, Smith G. Soto J. Soto T. St. Clair D. St. Germaine J. Swanson D. Tackaberry A. Tatum R, Taylor D.Tittle M.Town J. Turner Clvang in the junior high building Q, 4 if , .J ', I X T f ff 'M J we K ...: ' X de ix K Q . V W i if 'Q - l - ' ' ' - vf 3 f 5 V . 3 ' aaa .3 A ' I . A' Kou Vang Koua Vang L. Vang T. Vang S. Vega L. Velasquez G. Von-deja S. Verdeja M. Villamor R. Villarreal L. Wanna L. Warren A. Webb J. Wende T. West M. Wheeler R. Williams K. Wilson F. Wirtz M. Woelfel P. Yang J. Zigan V! f aft- .K L Kilt.. W. A rw. ex MIDDLE RIGHT: Melissa Enriquezg Nina Palomares, LEFT: Mr. Cain's science class. ABOVE: Jason Garcia finishes a final exam. Eighth Graders - 67 .x' W5 Seventh grade - class of 1990 -9 ..- C i 0.5.1. A s v-and Qeeee Q Q 'Q' . .1 - ai 1' . A F A X ,. f 5 ' Q12 -H. . 'Qv-ll zf. 'VV x' , , .,.' 5 J. Amick B. Anderson J. Axtell L. Baker I. Blank R. Boone N. Bostwicl: R. Bowman C. Brown M. Brown Jameg Bqeclmer Jody Bueclmer eeeeee A , gkee, . . .,.x.,, SQ -ni, . T e' . 5. iii 1, X K, L Y Lf, . 'SX A H 4' V f A if . . X .:. .- ' i T-' ' 1 ' f 1 e.-- f A. Castillo T. Cayetana M. Centeno B. Cha J. Cobb A. Cody T. Connelly J. Corblick T. Devens C. Dominguez R. Dow B. Doyle P. Feyen R. Fields M. Filkins T. Firkus 68 - Seventh Graders . , . K , .1 X rt' e 1 W 2 Je 3 fo- : X 1 l , L i 'J 3 s A ri 5 V A .Y . X , 3 of . lk 1 X iw ' R. Barboza K. Becker K. Berquist C. Betancourt J. Brengman J. Brennhnfer C. Broadway T. Broadway J. Burton G. Cardona T. Carlson J. Casillas wif' if K. N . nb, 1. I A 1 I K f K. X 'gf Af. X I., J ' 1. A . w 1 i .. . f f fi Q in -Q . X S. Chak E. Chance C. Clark C. Close A. Crist F. Cruz G. Cruze A. Debruycker B. Drees B. Emerson R. Espinoza Athena Garcia M. Fischer P. Folsolm Amy Garcia graduation seems so far away -4- Nf, ,J 1 V. - X, v' an ' f 1 f Q K A is 'Q ff' ' 4 l-I. Garcia K. Garcia M. Garcia K. Goolsby M. Guerrero S. Gurlin T. l-leidenreich T. I-leifort J. l-lelsper p-.. r . ' ,W .1 . f ' .. F . .. I ' QI LQ M I E N - , , 1- 1' 9. . L rr . 4 ff S ' o f ,Q V -- K f - 1 , V . W S. Garland T. Gutierrez V. Hernandez gi r -.Rx 4: xt. . 'fb . .-.sf , 4 B If 4:1 N E S 'iii K M. Howland R. Juergons R. Kr-opp H. Lofgren A. Howlett M. Huehmer J. Kekedakia S. King S. Ksiazek R. Kuehn C. Lnsoya L. Lozano 1 S. Jackson K. Knox C. Kutz S. Lozano T.Garza J. Hanson J. Herrera .X .5 G 1 Nr- 'NA wg kk,A - fx.. . .ny 'L s .-ga. K In X Q s .. . D. Jamison K. Koch T. Langevin J. Luedke KR - C . X . , .. 6 N Q, , K 'l'.Gonser C.Hart T. Hickman N X .a E X g- , 7 ,., ., , x A. Jensen J. Koester J. Langlois B. Lund A A. Gonzalez M. Halle N. Hillesheim A . ,A f- 4 f X M. Gonzalez N. Hayden G. Hottinger K. Jirik C. Kowski L. Lara J. Marlow 6' fX K J. Johnson E. Krawetz M. Lee J. Martineau Seventh Graders - 69 djustment to a new school and i T. Maxson J. Moten C. Phan 4 QL. Yi' f Ex S P Q Q 3 .. , K Q , I . - l J. McKinley M. McKinley R.Muller E. Muniz J. Philipp S. Quenette ,T J A x-.L lx X.. -, .5 -'s 1, ,, 11' -2 .Jw . aijrk-1 . LL .S I. Rios C. Rutter S. Solis J. Tejeda 70 - Seventh Graders 0 3 I R A. Rivera B. Sailor J. Steele V. Tejeda 1, ' . 1 A' J- 1' . ,Q ' ,. , b V t - it A .XXX :A l R . Q 1 4 K :vin 4. K f A I B. Michalec T. Niemi T. Raasch 8 6 s 'a . J Y . NX N . , L y . x .f 1 , a O Q K ie- N XX O. Rivera D. Saturnini J. Stevens T. Thao ,z,,..-, L J. Robinson A. Schmieg J. Stewart Y. Thao i' T V , . I X X fe N. J, x 'Y- -X ,A l ,,., 1 If K. Miller M. Minter N. Nitti M. Oglesby L. Ramos B. Reeves 'F gxxs xxx r-Sew V 6, 4 , .zo Il N. Mitchell A. Ortiz E. Reyes at, . fl il I l 1 . il l R. Robinson D. Rodriguez J. Schmitt S. Schultz T. Stoltz L. Stone R. Thomas S. Tiehel ' K Q' .. . 3? Ax rA ,s5 P. Ruhl C. Sexton L. Swanson N. Vandenbosch ... K . C. Morland C.0z-tiz A. Rhoda I ee.. S .-' , f Ki 'ill L. Ruiz R. Smith W. Swanson C, Vang new Ways of doing things 5 5 gb.. 4 x ,Y V an :ik if A. VanPoperin B. Vasque J. Vasquez E V l q D. Verd 1 E V d J K. Weber S. Weldon B. Whitson R. Wickstrom C. Wood J X g M. Xiong Y X g B. Yang L, Yang M. Yang L. Zschokk T. Zuniga 'TW' f ffi? ff ATWC' Dlav A ZZAGWXMJ ,IJ ,ble . Iii gwujf' if wi 'fwS..1zS. MH6 ' d I ff' 6 ef md WW Seventh Graders - 7 Principal and Board focus on discipline PRINCIPAL John Ettlinger went to work in his second year as Humboldt's chief administrator at the same point where he left off last year - with a concern for the school's number one problem, absenteeism and tardinessg with renewed vigor for an emphasis on reading fand writing? in course content areasg and with an eagerness to continue to communicate with the total community. The administrative team was increased by one, as Dr. Oliver Spencer returned from a leave of absence to move into handling discipline problems in grades seven and eight. Mr. Ralph McDonough, long-term Humboldt English teacher and coach, was appointed writing specialist. In this role, he created additional opportunities for students to strengthen their writing skills. Mr. McDonough also helped coordinate teacher workshops which focused on how to improve student writing. AS THE SCHOOL YEAR approached the end of the first semester, the Board of Education had given approval to several measures designed to improve the learning climate. These included more staff members to deal with discipline, and Saturday morning detention time for the most disruptive students. There was even talk of using a computer at Humboldt which could be programmed to call the homes of those with attendance and tardiness problems. John Ettlinger Principal James LeDuc James Pacholl Luz Serrano Oliver Spencer Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 72 Administration A-ti lwq-V Sn.. , ggwsaw, W U S la ' 4? S t y V a Qi K . . Qs -ww o Q pop X X X is wwe sw we l emma 'sn X , t c Q S1 K Q . N dp X J 'X Q' is Q , if e. his ei 9 it X Stephanie Allyn Jayson Anderson Stephen Andre Special Education IGLD, Lunchroom Project Explore ...ax Christine Andrews Joel Arnevlk Cecilio Baraibar Lawrence Beaver Teacher for the Industnal Arts, Spanish Work Coordinator Bidi gl Q ea 1 , .,.. X 4 Q Mifif ld - 1, ..h.. rfffi 7 .. 5 i t ,, IN.- . rl ', Q f-ask E X I fl Bernadette Bellows English Beth Benmngton Suzanne Bolger Daniel Brott Thomas Cain Lance Carlson Health Llbranan Science Science ' Project Explore Faculty 73 ,Q R -M , I , 2 X 1, .. ,gui . . . ,teachers earns 90131 reco n1t10n jp. P Q i if A-U-K gurl John Carney Social Worker Qi 1 Richard Curran Elaine Dangers Instrumental Music Mathematics Vernon Cubus Special Education, Equipment Manager, Lunchroom Supervisor 3 :CN Myndal Davis Susan Dean IGLD Health Clinic Social Worker Nicholas Dunckel Mathematics 74 - Faculty 'ii ll Steven Egyhazi Social Studies, Speech Adviser 4-V f Kim Denisson Robert Derr Mary Dresen Health, Physical Special Education, IGLD Education, Girls' Work Coordinator, Swimming Coach Locker Manager , hqbrfhy A A 'W ,- : p 1 Aq. ,5,, h an . , a of if fl i John Ernst Linda Farmer Marla Frank Mathematics, Home Economics Transitional Center, Golf Coach Speech TWO HUMBOLDT TEACHERS earned Excellence in Education Awards for their outstanding performances in the classroom, their dedication to students, and their relationships with parents, other teachers, and administrators. Ms. Becky Christopherson, home economics teacher, and Ms. Dianne Hopen, French teacher, each received cash awards and were recognized at special ceremonies held in October. Ms. Christopherson was chosen from a field of more than 100 nominees from the Twin Cities area to be recipient of her honor. Ms. Hopen received the Julius Braufman Award, presented to an outstanding secondary teacher from the St. Paul Public Schools. Sponsor of the awards was the Minnesota Business Foundation for Excellence in Education, a non-profit group established to reward and recognize teachers for their untiring efforts. Ms. Becky Christopherson and Ms. Dianne Hopen 'Qs-I-Q ' as a 3 X A, , BJ-. Bruce Gru Richard Garcia Gary Garlough Kurt Grebner Constance Gregor Vocal Music, English Science Teacher for the Industrial Arts Auditorium Manager PI Program Julie Gustason Patricia Harty Mary Hang Bruc Hoff , Dianne Hopen Teacher for the Special Education ESL, n lish French, French PI Program Softball Coach X ub Adviser Ski CQ Mp W MMM Faculty Creative devices make education easier Charlene Hunter 5 J NF' 3 'i ' '- Thomas Ingham Bonnie Jackson Dennis Jensen Barbara J irik Home Economics, Special Education IGLD Project Explore Therapist for the Cheerleader Adviser PI Program fx fx Arthur Johnson Patricia Johnson Stuart Johnson Eleanor Kalkes Mary Kargleder Health, Physical Art, English Industrial Arts Business Education Special Education Education, Boys' Tennis Coach Daniel Killen Reading 76 - Faculty 159 as is Q .fm J i Zoe King Calvin Klawitter Joan Klein Robert Kleppgrigh Special Education English, Equipment Nurse Social Studies, Manager, National Journalism, Life- i Honor S0Cie'0Y Arrow Adviser HANDICAPPED KIDS should expand their education and become as independent as possible. I want to be a part of that process. These were the words of Mr. Frank Kurkowski, physical therapist, when he was asked about the many creative devices he has designed to make education Cand lifel easier for the school's physically impaired students. He has won several awards for his inventions, which include adaptive eating utensils and wheelchair equipment such as seats and foot . , pedals. His most important electronic device was a .:-pda, f'n'f 's ' as ', 0 Q ,4...,,' ' ,K 0 6'a ,' alia ,yn micro-computer adapter which allows students to operate a computer without making physical contact with a keyboard. A printer attached to the system allows them to complete written work. Amy McManus and Jay Metcalf are two of the students who have benefited from this device. Amy McManus and Mr. . ip tri. 3 f A . x Frank Kurkowski, inventor , ,M , i 4 0 f fa .Z Q.. ,Ui if . I -... ...,..... . - , X I 'V 1 9' Peter Kujawa Frank Kurkowski Joseph LaCroix Margaret LaVigne Sally Lee Social Worker Occupational West Side Business Education Nurse, Faculty for IGLD Therapist Attendance Adviser for the Sllecialiiti Blood Drive Assistant Track Coach C .5frf 'f ' Karen Locke Clare Longsdorf Larry Lucio W. Gerald Lundeen Deborah McCann Transitional Center Mathematics, Eighth and Twelfth Mathematics, Transitional Center Intramural and Grade Counselor, Computers Athletic Director, Assistant Football Student Council Coach, Basketball Coach Faculty - 77 100 students benefit from ESL Program 1' - -1 . pllpl as . N 'K ' j K -- 1 . o, . K A as mi V fl, ff'7 , X, ?z X S S, is V K Q .. jak. La K. .LQ-,1i.'. .. , .-w'..,..4 ..,- . . , QQ . ,. ,Ak . K I Ykcsii U- A. pv,fe,:.4A Ralph McDonough Robert McGregor Marilyn Miera Carol Noreen Writing Specialist, English Bilingual, ESL, Art Special Education, Baseball Coach Ninth Grade Assistant Football Basketball Coach Coach, Hockey Coach - James Olson it Luis Ortega JoAn Overton Joan Paulson Eustolio Perez Monica Peterson A ESL Physical Therapist Special Education Bilingual, ESL Special Education Facilitator Steven Peterson Denise Quinlan Alan Ransom Edwin Rath Yasmine Rivera Transitional Center Facilitator, Senior Teacher for the Art, Social Studies Tenth and Twelfth Class Adviser, Assistant PI Program Grade Counselor Track Coach, Volleyball Coach 78 - Faculty MORE THAN 100 Humboldt students with limited English proficiency CLEPJ were served in a special program coordinated by Ms. Mary Haug and Ms. Nelsine Stuhlman. Known as the English as a Second Language CESLJ program, the focus is on language skill areas such as vocabulary, grammar, and usage. Some students are enrolled in a total program of ESL classes, while others take few or none but can count on the ESL staff for guidance. Even though most ESL students are Southeast Asian, there were also those from Cuban, German, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cultures who benefited from the program. While most of the work is academic, there was also time for volleyball fthe ESL homeroom was all-school champion last yearl and a winter party designed to acquaint students with American holiday traditions. Ms. Mary Haug reviews a vocabulary lesson. Richard Robinson Joanne Roby Linda Rossman Sandra Rubenstein Marion Rummel Social Studies, IGLD Transitional Center Social Studies Eleventh and Textbook Distributor Twelfth Grade Counselor H Q 1 . . eg Michael Ryan Robert Ryan Jacqueline Dean Shawbold Jean Schmid , Industrial Arts Physical Education, Savolainen Special Education Seventh and Twelfth Assistant Track Coach, Librarian Grade Counselor Wrestling Coach, Cross Country Coach Faculty Project Explore offers special services ,. I 4 A A E . K xi X Q 5 f aeai f is f 1 K James Shinn Ruben Soruco Bruce Southward Sandra Speck Nelsine Stulnlman , Transitional Center Mathem atics, Physical Education Special Education ESL S Science, Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser i . N W V , , Michael Sullivan William Swanson Phillip Thoreson Janet Tiller Michael Tweeton Art IGLD, Social Worker . Adaptive Physical English, Debate i Project Explore Education, IGLD Team Adviser xX . 9 X' 'N 4 NX K Alice Vignalo William Vokaty Joanne Walz Jack Wert Jay Wescott H English Social Studies IGLD S Industrial Arts. ee' . Youth Advocate, Boys' Swimming Coachijl 80 - Faculty AS PART of being a vocational training site for special education students, Project Explore offered duplication room services to Humboldt staff members. These included collating and stapling, and making ditto, stencil, and Royfax copies. Ms. Jean Hilger, technical tutor and supervisor of the operation, stated, the service was started two years ago as a result of a school district budget cut. Before that time, these jobs were handled by teacher aides employed by the school district. Project Explore students used to perform similar tasks but on a pretend basis. Now the duplicating services keep teachers from having to perform these chores and make it possible for students to 'tlearn by doingn in a real world situation. Mr. Dennis Jensen is the project's coordinator. . P e r K K . 3 xi .im f. ' 'F' la. W -if aa. 'i if . A if 1 .. . g,,. i f rse rrri ' .. . - il . ef 'j-1 ig ' if 81-Gig 4' . '41 Q f James Wirth Gentille Yarusso Work Coordinator Ninth and Twelfth Grade Counselor ,N .A .Q f .4 Y 4. Mary Weiss and Ms. Hilger in Project Explore ABOVE. Dave Momberger, Ms. Patricia Johnson, and Wendi Diaz plan West Wind, I-Iumboldt's literary magazine. FAR LEFT. Lisa Mielke, Bill Brewer, Wendy ' Raasch, and Al Wollenberg prepare a crime prevention skit. LEFT. Mr. Larry Lucio and Dr. Steven Permuth, the first person selected for the school's new Hall of Fame. Faculty Cafeteria offers soup, deluxe salad bar vw' W, K . Q. :Iss ' x 5 ,f J, K. ,Jee , 5. fffiii 53.'ii'Afi i . K W K . . A . fe QA z , K M. k , V Q V - ' , .....e .,... we. .....,,,,,M,w-Ar fl. -1 mg al as ABOVE. Cafeteria Staff. Front row, left to right: Elaine Ohmann, Helen Voiles, Cheryl Campbell, Delores Ohmann. Second row: Jenny Austin, Lila Einberger, Hilda Swaser, Beverly Abbott, Thekla Simmons, Patricia Drake, Geraldine LeMire. Back row: Barb Osborne, Kathy DeLisi, Daphnee Johanson. di Right. Junior High Office Clerks. Left to right: Valerie Langaslay, Evelyn Ettinger, Jeraldyne Dabe, Gladys Shields. BELOW RIGHT. Teacher Aides. Front row, left to right: Rose Neilsen, Sandra Ackerman, Janet Gelting, A - f - -V f - Jeffrey Eikens. Back row: Jeni Thomason, Bea Vanzyl, Charlene Prokop, Mary Farley, Carol Allen, Pamela Karau. 82 - Staff THE ASSIGNMENT of a new chief custodian, expansion of the cafeteria menu, and additional help for the junior high office were among highlights for support services. Mr. Mel Carter took the reins as person in charge of the ten-member custodial staff assigned to the Humboldt complex. Mr. Carter came to this school after work at Benjamin Mays and Hancock Elementary Schools. An improved salad bar and soup line and grab a bag and run lunches were welcome additions to the cafeteria menu. Bag lunches, which included sandwich, fruit, chips, cookie, and milk, were available for on-the-job-training students who left after third period. Ms. Mary Tousley was cafeteria director. Ms. Val Langaslay, junior high clerk, received long-awaited additional help as her staff was increased from one to three clerks. vii, ff 2 ?f 1, .,,,. e fig Q2 If i ,ff YLE 4 S. ABOVE. Custodians. Left to right: Dino Guerin, Melvin Carter, George Altendorfer, Tim Carey. LEFT. Senior High Office Clerks. Left to right: Anita Hilker, Mary Kober, Norma Blaisdell, Barb Wicklund, Bev Heck. FAR LEFT. Educational Assistants. Front row, left to right: Mary Munns, Jean Shinn, Antoinette Torgerson, Holly Watson. Back row: Mary Moran, Judith Francis, Jeff LeVasseur, Janet Hilger, Marcelina Vasquez, Margaret Cochran. LEFT. Staff for the Physically Impaired Irene Carr, Phil Rothenberg. l f O0-f Ctygliyg Ct' . WW wifi. X A . 44, L SI! is ' s X x 4 I M... N 5 QD 'v . . N f 1 X 86 - Cheerleaders l TOP LEFT: Hockey Cheerleaders. Bottom, left to right: Jody Sailor, Chris Fisher, Colleen Hosley. TOP: Julie Ekholm, Joy Granda. ABOVE: Wrestling Cheerleaders. Left to right: Felicia Varela, Tina Morales, Julie Anderson, Colleen Dickey, and Stella Romo. TOP LEFT: Basketball Cheerleaders. Top to bottom: Group Cheer- l,d'a1d5s leaders promotion of pride A DECLINE in the number of people trying out for cheerleading led Adviser Charlene Hunter to make two administrative decisions: to eliminate one of the squads normally selected and not to have a junior varsity team. The first decision meant there was no group designated to cheer for girls' basketball, and the second decision made it possible for ninth graders to be part of the varsity cheering squad. There were five returning varsity members from last year - Julie Anderson, Colleen Dickey, Julie Ekholm, Chris Fisher, and Leandra Zepeda - and they were joined by ten new members after original tryouts were held last spring and repeated in October to fill out the Winter sports teams. Teri Helsper and Lynn Reinke were the two ninth graders who made it all the way to the varsity this year. Weekly practices were held to keep voices in shape, to rehearse old routines, and to add new cheers and movements to their collection. Cheerleaders faced the difficult task of conducting several all-school pep fests. Their work was made easiest by the winning ways of the wrestling team. The year was made complete by participation in the old stand-by activity: fund-raising. Candy and popcorn were sold to raise money for an end-of-the-year banquet. There were no reports of any cheerleader-sponsored car washes being held. Marie-Dionne Villamore, Roberta VanHorn, Teri Helsper, Lynn Reinke. TOP: On the sidelines. MIDDLE: The football cheerleaders perform at half-time during the Homecoming game. ABOVE: Stella Romo at wrestling and Julie Anderson at football. Cheerleaders 87 In long season Humboldt hammers Highland THE FIRST-YEAR COACH was quick to praise his players for their effort and positive attitude and was able to point to a 6-2 win over Highland as an example of what can happen when a team works together as a unit. Mr. Paul Herzog knew last spring when he was assigned as varsity football coach that his job would not be easy, but he was able to find success in small measures as his squad battled through a tough City Conference schedule with only the win over Highland to show against seven losses. Senior Mike Pizzuti, the team's most valuable player, scored a ten- yard touchdown run against the Scots, while the defense sealed the win by shutting down Highland's offense. THE STORY was different in the other seven games, however, as Humboldt was outscored, 264-20, giving up an average of nearly 38 points per game. The Indians were shut out four times, with only Andy Gomez on a quarterback sneak against Como and Pizzuti on a run against St. Thomas scoring Humboldt touchdowns. Pizzuti was rewarded for his special efforts by being named to the All City team, while lineman Brian Gomez received honorable mention. Lineman John Markham was named the squad's most improved player. ABOVE. Humboldt's front line plays tough as Robert Garcia rushes with the ball. ABOVE MIDDLE. Quarterback Andy Gomez goes for the long pass RIGHT: Scott Clark hikes the ball to Andy Gomez to start off play against Hill-Murray. 88 Football N1- CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT 2 ..... Central ........... 42 0 ..... I-Iill!Murray ....... 43 6 ..... Highland .......... 2 0 ..... Harding ...... .... 3 8 O ..... Cretin ............ 35 7 ..... St. Thomas ........ 48 0 ..... Jolmson ........... 29 7 ..... Como ............. 29 rp.. ,. N. Ft ff U fi ,.. yf f tw ' , - ie, A i, 'ii ' 1 1 5 as-'sig mx ' - A , any! ,J 1, 4 't' xvhiyev 'fx-its? '-X . 'F-it N, lf rl LEFT. Scott Clark comes up with a loose ball against Harding, Andy Gomez calls the next play. BELOW LEFT: Mike Pizzuti breaks into the open with help from Marvin Stoltzg Mike Cruz during pre-game warm-ups. BOTTOM: Front row, left to right: Jon Garcia, Mike Cruz, Ralph Kegel, Scott Clark, Andy Gomez, Dino Alsides, Bob Parnell, Mike Pizzuti. Second row: Kelly Thompson, Dan Hosley, Miguel Betti, Robert Garcia, Randy Reynolds, Brian Gomez, Ben Soto. Third row: Humberto Flores, Rickie Axtell, Billy Park, Frank Herman, Billy Taylor, John Markham, Rich Gilson, Paul Hernandez. Fourth row: Dan Franco, Mike Lissick, Rodney Owen, Ruben Gomez, Clyde Jacobs, Jim Stelter, Jim McKnight. Fifth row: Scott Romero, Steve Patrick, Marvin Stoltz, Roman DeLaO, Tim Finn, Mike McMullen, Tony Everett. Back row: Assistant Coach Rick Wilcox, Assistant Coach Steve Meyer, Manny Cardenas, Coach Paul Herzog, Tim Arredondo, Nick O'Brien, Assistant Coach Jim Olson, Assistant Coach Larry Lucio. Football 1-6-1 record Close losses suffered WITH FOUR LOSSES coming by a total of only six points, the ninth grade football team ended its season with a record of 1-6-1 and had Coach Pat Cherrier exclaiming, Our record doesn't prove anything. We could have easily been 6-23, Leading ground-gainer was Donny Johnson, while Leo Flores and Greg Herrera were the favorite targets of quarterback Tony McNamara. They acted like a winning team despite the record, Coach Cherrier concluded. ABOVE. John Haider and Mike Follmer study strategy from the sidelines. MIDDLE. Humboldt's front line prepares for action. RIGHT. Bill Taylor hustles for the tackle. BELOW. Front row, left to right: Robert LaFavor, Tony McNamara, Donny Johnson, Leo Flores, Frank Gomez, Bill Palechek, Greg Herrera. Second row: Mike Follmer, Sean McKamie, Calvin Cook, John Haider, Mike Park. Third row: Dave Leach, Ruben Martinez, Dan Jerde, Ben Mike, Jason Kath, Chris Howe. Back row: Coach Dave Wilson. W A iq A .1 E- '- 1l!l14'1 53g ,lb he K 5+ .2 ,,, 4 as ,ag T hn'57ll ,. Azizjnf' MY' I' wing - J f- i , ,vt ,. v .V ,mfjw at . 2, 1 , x rf' ,133 i 2 t ir. f f Ninth Grade Football 4. Led by Brewer Runners score 2 v1ctor1es SENIOR Chris Brewer led the cross country team to conference wins over Central and Johnson. In the victory over Central, Brewer had his best time ever on the three- mile course, 17:20. Tim Newbauer and Gary Walker were other top runners with times of 18:20 and 18:30. The ten-member team looks to be promising next year, losing only three seniors. Though we finished with a 2-6 conference record, the boys gave it their all in every meet, commented Coach Bob Ryan. The girls' team failed to finish its season. TOP. Rick Cruz holds on to his lead over Johnson. FAR LEFT. Chris Brewer pushes for team pointsg Scott Munos. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Kim Michalek, Joe Herrera, Tim Newbauer, Chris Brewer, Sandy Bartok, Jenny Ruberto, Coach Bob Ryan. Back row: Steve Dominguez, Rick Cruz, Bob Kreitz, John Crist, Scott Munos, Gary Walker, Juan Torres. Z 'Si Cross Country RIGHT. Captain Kelly Oglesby gets set to return the volleyg Debbie Fredrickson puts power in to the tie- breaking serve. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Jolene Jenniges, Teri McIntosh, Loan Le. Second row: Libby Engel, Kelly Oglesby, Debbie Fredrickson, Denise Rios. Back row: Coach Denise Quinlan, Rosa Gaona, Paula Burton, Karen Schmidt, Candi Rosario. CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT Highland Central Harding Hill! Murray Derham Hall Como Johnson Highland Central Harding ,1 92 - Volleyball 5 TTTTI'-.,, H-11-U. cf 3 -au.. ,- In region action Humboldt roasts Ramsey A FIRST-ROUND VICTORY over Ramsey in region play-downs was the highlight of a volleyball season which found Humboldt posting a 4-6 conference record and landing fourth out of twelve teams in the St. Anthony Tournament, the best a Humboldt team has done in volleyball tourney action in five years. This was a scrappy squad which could hold its own against the bigger schools, such as Ramsey, Hill Murray, and South St. Paul. The season ended with a loss to Johnson, city champion and eventual State Tournament entry. AGAINST RAMSEY, Humboldt battled back from a 15-13 first-game loss to sweep two straight by scores of 15-6 and 15-11. Kelly Oglesby and Debbie Fredrickson, only a sophomore, brought further honors to Humboldt by being named to the All-City team. Other awards were earned by Fredrickson, most dedicated, Karen Schmidt, most improvedg and Oglesby, most valuable. Jolene Jenniges and Oglesby were team captains. When asked about the team's greatest strength, Coach Denise Quinlan stated, Each player improved in her own special way. 77 ABOVE. The Indians stand tall to block a spike from Hill-Murrayg Teri McIntosh concentrates on her return. MIDDLE. The fighting team discusses third-game strategy. LEFT. Jolene Jenniges slaps the ball to the far courtg Denise Rios. Volleyball Ninth grade wins 10 Revenge gained by JV WITH A FINAL RECORD of 4-9, the junior varsity volleyball team avenged an early-season loss to Harding with a 2-0 shutout in the final match of the season. Usual starters included Missy Castillo, Rosa Gaona, Loan Le, Becky Reinhardt, Candy Rosario, and Patti Verdeja. At the JV tournament held at Humboldt, the Indians suffered 2-1 losses to Johnson and Como. THE BEST PERFORMANCE of any Humboldt fall sports team, based on its win-loss record, was earned by the ninth grade volleyball squad, which raced to a 7-3 mark in conference action and was 3-0 in non-conference play. Two losses, to Harding and Highland, were made up for with wins in the second round of play. The victory over Highland was made even more important because the Scots had previously been undefeated and eventually won the city title. In the ninth grade city-wide tournament, Humboldt finished third to Highland and Johnson. ABOVE. Rosa Gaona gets set to return a serve, Becky Reinhardt. ABOVE MIDDLE. Junior Varsity. Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Vasquez, Candi Rosario, Becky Reinhardt, Coach Ray Schwabe. Second row: Sandy Rosario, Stephanie Wilson, Tammie Vandenbosch, Loan Le, Natalie Delgado. Back row: Monica Rodriguez, Melissa Castillo, Yvette Schultz, Rosa Gaona, Colleen Hosley. RIGHT. Ninth Grade Team. Front row, left to right: Gina Rios, Jackie Johnson, Sheila Balbas, Lisa Ramirez, Libby Engel. Second row: Shannon Martinez, Michelle Castillo, Becky Erickson, Amy Erickson, Taunee Thorn. Back row: Coach Kathy Korum. 94 Junior Varsity 1 Ninth Grade Volleyball Q. 6 'f-3 N gqp1::ffg.gy ll wwf if lr., X h x 5 rw 1. VZAV if B CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT .....Highland .....DerhamHall......... .....Johnson....... 0 ...., Hill!Murray... 2 ..... Harding ..... ..... 2 ...,. Como ..... ..... 1 ..... Central .... ..... 5 wr in Region 3AA champ Nelson goes to State HEATHER NELSON earned what no other female tennis player has accomplished in the history of the game at Humboldt - a place in the State Tournament as a result of earning the Region 3AA singles championship. What made this even more amazing was that Heather did this as a ninth grader. The transfer student from Richfield mowed down all region competition, including 6-2, 6-3 decisions over the number-one seeded player from Ramsey. At the State Tourney, held in October at the Nicollet Tennis Center, Nelson was dealt first-round losses by a player from Detroit Lakes. As a team, Humboldt ended its season with a 1-6 record. The victory was recorded over Highland in the first meet of the season, 4-3, for the first win for a Humboldt tennis team in three years. Laura Bock and Melanie Nobello played first doubles, while Lupe Garcia and Kim Pierce made up the second doubles combination. Nelson and Jody Sailor were the squad's singles players. TOP. Region 3AA champ Heather Nelsong senior captain Kim Pierce watches the net closely. MIDDLE. Laura Bock returns a powerful serve. LEFT. Left to right: Melanie Nobello, Laura Bock, Lupe Garcia, Jody Sailor. Tennis TOP: Jenny Bremer does laps during practice. MIDDLE: Robin Anderson in competition against Highland, Patti Patton. BOTTOM: Front row, left to right: Kathy Weber, Jenny Bremer, Amy Garcia, Georgia Hottinger, Claudine LaForte, Tara Firkus, Amy Lee. Second row: Nadene Mitchell, Peggy Jones, Stephanie Burdick, Kim Otte, Robin Kuehn, Tammy Zuniga, Christina Dominguez, Amy Crist, Robin Anderson, manager Ray Hughes, manager Tim Salak. Back row: Jenny Varela, Carrie Garcia, Patti Patton, Julie Zigan, Michelle Anderson. ,........,... 4' r wa Mi' 4 '49' .. . W Y 4 . , .,,,, as .-.,.w f, ...,,.,,,f ...W-'f NM, W ,J ' -, W, - H wifi? ,5,.f.- . ,f,,f ff an f w P ieye' ' 1 - .1 ' -7. ' ' 4, N rj We .M , WMA, ,NV 2 mu. . ml. ' 'IQ' ' , ,-was ,, 'f' ff' . -, ai Qfawem .1 W, 1522 x . 'WP ,,, , Wpxax, fe ,kr 4? . 4 ,,,,V ,,' , . , , ,. , 1, .,-, - ,,,,,.. nf fm . kr V CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT GIRLS Como.......,...... DerhamHall........ Johnson..... CentraI.... Hardingn... Highlandw.. BOYS Como...... Highlandu.. .5 ....... Central .... ..... 9 .5 Johnson... Cretin....... St.Thomas........ 70 67 40 41 62 107 72 96 56 111 58 112 87 .... .... H arding... .....69 112 42 60 111 75 5 52 118 54 115 51 114 F 55 1 1 .., L ,, 1116 ,nal , Girls' Swimming 5 we , X as 1 fi 4 wins earned Improvement program continues HUMBOLDT continued its improvement program in swimming with the girls' team, competing in the fall, having a much larger turnout than usual to greet new coach Ms. Kim Denisson, and the boys' team, competing in the winter, having not only a larger squad to work with veteran coach Mr. Jay Wescott, but consecutive wins over Harding and Como and a non-league win over Brady to brag about. The girls' squad opened its season with a win over Como, the first for Humboldt in three years. Six school records were broken, with five marks being set by Carrie Garcia and one by Patti Patton. Leading point-getters were Georgia Hottinger, seventh gradeg Michelle Anderson, eighth gradeg Robin Anderson, ninth grade, Stephanie Burdick and Kim Otte, eleventh grade, and Patton, twelfth grade. FOR THE BOYS, leading scorers were Ray Hughes, Bob Parnell, Rodney Owen, Eric Henly, Greg Herrera, Robert Lombard, and Tim Salak. TOP: Front row, left to right: Brian Allen, Tim Salak, Ray Hughes. Second row: Michael Brown, Parrish Ruhl, Jason Garcia, Chue Tou, Jim Helsper, Brian Anderson, Kurtis Ampey, Coach Jay Wescott. Third row: Steve Patrick, Howard Ambrus, Richard Robinson, Eric Henly, Mike Town. Back row: John Lombard, Robert Lombard, Rodney Owen, Bob Parnell, Thoeun Moen. MIDDLE: Ray Hughes, Tim Salak with a strong start. BOTTOM: Ray Hughes, Tim Salak, Brian Allen, and Steve Patrick take a breather after laps. Boys' Swimming In non-league play Humboldt earns 2 victories NON-CONFERENCE victories over St. Paul Academy and Brady highlighted the boys' basketball season, but the Indians went winless in sixteen conference games and were forced to settle for a last place standing. Coach Larry Lucio continued his up-beat approach to the program for basketball players at Humboldt and could point to two outstanding ninth graders - Scott Aeilts and Leo Flores - that there was hope for the future. Aeilts ended up being one of the team's leading scorers, while Flores scored well and was a leader in rebounding. Four seniors - Dino Alsides, Jon Garcia, Dan Hannan, and Andre Zampa - provided the bulk of the leadership for the team and took turns being scoring threats for the Indians. Typical, perhaps, of games played during the season was a 75-43 loss to St. Thomas Academy on January 29. The Indians managed only six points in the first period and were behind, 43-19, by the end of the first half. The final score was 75-43. Humboldt featured a balanced scoring attack, with Alsides and Aeilts hitting ten each and Roy Hernandez chipping in with nine. TOP RIGHT: Leo Flores fights his way through a stingy Cretin defense, Dan Hannan. MIDDLE: Scott Aeilts goes up for the shot. RIGHT: Roy Hernandez gets a friendly send- off during introductions at the beginning of a conference game. 98 Boys' Basketball o ,,,1 aw , -3 Mtn' A Vi M.. K ,f s. av .Q ,v I 'fl s Wt , W ,HW 7... CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT 32 .....,.... St. Thomas . ......., 63 61 ........,. Cretin .,...,....,.., 80 45 .......... Highland ........... 63: 36 ....... Hi !Muri-ay ..,.. .,.46 43 .......... Johnson ............ 67 47 ..... ,.... H arding . ..... , ...., 59 44 .......... Central ......,...,.. 66 46 .,......., Como .............. 55 43 .......... St. Thomas ....,.... 75 42 . ......... Cretin ....... ....... 64 29 .......... Highland ........... 52 42 .......... Hill!Murray ......,. 85 43 . ......... Johnson ............ 77 46 .......... Harding ............ 76 :..n0- ' IP A 'hw B 2 AS Q L 2 C L ytyy M : M y WJ ., , ' 'W Q , l l 5 x lwv X ws FAR LEFT: Dino Alsides concentrates on a lay-up. TOP LEFT: Wayne Houff on defense: Roy Hernandez hustles down the court. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Coach Larry Lucio, Assistant Coach Don Luna, Assistant Coach Steve Elizondo. Back row: David Firkus, Bob Anderson, Mark Reinke, Tim Olson, Leo Flores, Scott Aeilts, Dan Hannan, Wayne Houff, Andre Zampa, Roy Hernandez, Dino Alsides, Victor Loredo, Jon Garcia. Boys' Basketball 3 mx .. U I Q f 319.2 in ' Q.. Rl 'N' 4 Q . '16 N 'Q R-I Q 1 59 ,A ' I Haw lv s -'U' . ,M-,111s,.1.: , J. .a w -v ' . .X RIGHT: Monica Rodriguez gets off a shotg Patty Mendez concentrates on a pass. FAR RIGHT: Jodi Carlson goes for a rebound. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Sue Rivet, Monica Rodriguez, Taunee Thorn, Shelly DeMarre, Kim Hottinger, Elizabeth Vasquez. Back row: Patty Verdeja, Assistant Coach Marilyn Miera, Denise Rios, Becky Solt, Yvette Schultz, Jodi Carlson, Michelle C 1, - it -A Luedke, Missy Castillo, K Patty Mendez, Coach N- S Kathy Korum, Assistant L Coach Terese Wheeler. ... 100 - Girls' Basketball sex: i 1 5 'k 'XT ...squari- CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT Harding Central Derham Hall Highland H1llfMurray Johnson Centralu.. Como.............. Derhaml-lall High1and...,....... ., ..,... Johnson .,....... .. I-Iarcling...,. No wins this year Coach says, 'Young team will be back' WE'RE A YOUNG TEAM with young coaches, so we'll be back, stated first-year Coach Kathy Korum. The Indians' record was 0-16 for the season, with their closest games coming against Johnson, 67-38, and Central, 49-33. Humboldt was the victim of several blow-outs, with some losses by more than fifty-point margins. With an injury to Kelly Oglesby in the preview, the girls had to learn to play without their top scorer. It has affected the team, but we learned to deal with Kelly's absence, commented Ms. Terese Wheeler, junior varsity coach. Leading scorer for the season was Milissa Castillo, and leading rebounder was Jodi Carlson. All team members except Denise Rios and Patty Mendez played for the junior varsity. The girls did beat the faculty, 39- 20. The cost of the game, which was held during sixth hour, was 55.50, with proceeds going to the Oglesby family. ABOVE LEFT: Denise Rios moves down court, Rios and Becky Solt watch as their teammates fight for a victory. LEFT: Missy Castillo passes to an open player, the fighting Indians reach for ball control on a tip-off. Girls' Basketball - 101 Ninth graders win 4 JV teams experience long season IT WAS A LONG season for both the girls' and boys' junior varsity basketball teams as each went winless in conference play, but did have victories over Brady to show for their efforts. The girls probably played their best games against Central and Derham, with ninth grader Taunee Thorn having eleven points in the Derham contest. Top scorer for the season was Yvette Schultz, while leading rebounders were Milissa Castillo and Becky Solt. All JV players also saw some game time with the varsity Humboldt did not have a ninth grade girls' team. The boys suffered two close defeats - to St. Thomas, 41-40, and to Harding, 43-39. Mark Reinke was the leading scorer for the season, averaging in double figures. Tim Olson was the best rebounder. The ninth grade team was 4-12, with a pair of victories coming over both Harding and Johnson. Beto Perez was the leading scorer, while David Leach was top rebounder. The squad was able to get some help from ninth graders Scott Aeilts and Leo Flores, although most of their playing time was with the varsity. TOP: Missy Castillog Jodi Carlson. RIGHT: Yvette Schultz lofts a high-arching shot toward the basket. FAR RIGHT: Monica Rodriguez on defenseg Shelly DeMarre works the base line for two points. 102 JV Girls' Basketball is nv 1 as W Q 1 V we if 'vr -as I 'K 'rv s Nm,- Wlg--, 3 'NN' ...cgi I . p , , 0'-r Z -M ' - s i .4 5 ' 4. ,Q 5 I v TOP LEFT: Victor Loredo reaches for the reboundg Beto Perez fights for control over Johnsong Tim Olson with a jump shot. LEFT: Ninth Grade. Front row, left to right: Ted Nelson, Beto Perez. Back row: Robert LaFavor, Leo Flores, Scott Aeilts, David Leach, Pat Kelley, Coach Don Luna. LEFT: JV Front row: Mark Reinke, Victor Loredo, Beto Perez, David Leach. Back row: Bob Anderson, Leo Flores, Scott Aeilts, Tim Olson, Coach Steve Elizondo. JV Nlnth Grade Boys' Basketball 103 8 g0 to State Conference, Twin City Champions A CITY CONFERENCE title, a Twin City Championship, eight wrestlers qualifying for individual State Tournament action fa record for Humboldtl, and a strong bid for the team portion of the State Tourney were all accomplishments of the varsity wrestling team. Humboldt was 8-0 in the conference, with a 29-23 dual match victory over Como ranking as a highlight. Brian Gomezys pin in the night's final match nailed the win and put the Indians in first place to stay. The squad rolled to its third Twin City trophy, 34-16, over Edison. Humboldt won its first five matches to put the contest out of reach. Gomez beat a 330-pound opponent to aid the cause. By finishing first in the individual portion of the Region 3AA Tournament, Humboldt qualified for the team portion of the action and a possible berth in the State. That plan was derailed by Park, 38-19, in what was considered to be an upset. Scott Clark, 185, and Tim Newbauer, 105, led the state qualifiers as champions of the region. Other qualifiers as runners-up were John Crist, 1553 Robert Garcia, 167, Gomez, heavyweight, Don Johnson, 1193 Dennis Muller, 98: and Scott Munos, 126. TOP RIGHT: Gary Walker cheers on his teammate from the sidelinesg Dennis Muller takes a win which leads him to the State Tournament. MIDDLE: Senior Mike Cruz over- powers his opponent. RIGHT: Robert Garcia works for the pin. 104 - Wrestling CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT Central Harding EL ,lag K 0 r -ov Johnson f'l1llfMurray Corno.............. Cretin..,............ Highland............ St.Thomas.......... - fi Q ,, A - , N L... 1 FAR LEFT: Tim Newbauer, four-year wrestling team member, State Tournament participant for three years, and region champion for two years. LEFT: Scott Munos at 126 pounds, Scott Clark, region champ at 185 pounds. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Mason LaFavor, Dennis Muller, Victor Santana, Tim Newbauer, Gary Walker, Rick Cruz, Don Johnson, Scott Munos. Back row: Coach Bob Ryan, Mike Cruz, Chris Brewer, Bob Kreitz, John Crist, Robert Garcia, Ruben Gomez, Scott Clark, Brian Gomez, Assistant Coach Tim Ryan. I ,N Hefner- ng, .4 I .o ., -f '- 4 1 sr.. Wrestling 105 TOP RIGHT: Heavy- weight Brian Gomez, who had a season record of 14-6. RIGHT: Ninth grader Donny Johnson on his way to a victoryg John Crist, state qualifier at 155. RIGHT: Gary Walker, senior and region runner-up in 19841 Chris Brewer works on an escape from his Harding opponent 106 Wrestling ir A ' ' fm v ' City champs Junior varsity Wrestlers Win title THE JUNIOR VARSITY wrestlers captured the city championship with a perfect 7-0 record and went on to earn four individual titles at the Harding Invitational. The biggest win was over Cretin, 54-9. Rick Cruz, 112g Ruben Gomez, 1555 Steve Martineau, 145g and Victor Santana, 105g earned individual championships, and Martineau was named the tournaments outstanding wrestler. TOP LEFT: Tony McNamarag Pete Rosario, just seconds away from a pin. LEFT: Ruben Gomez takes the advantage in his match. BOTTOM: Front row, left to right: Jason Kath, Mason LaFavor, Victor Santana, Rick Cruz, Tony McNamara, Andy Worlicky, Jim Wende, Pete Rosario, Back row: Paul Hernandez, Bob Kreitz, Ruben Gomez, Chris Howe, Jim McKnight, Steve Martineau, Frank Gomez, Coach Felix Casillas. Junior Varsity Wrestling 107 TOP RIGHT: Scott Englund fights for the puck against Como. FAR RIGHT: Rudy Fuentes scores with a slap shot. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Marvin Stoltz, Dan Hosley, Brian McDonough, Karl Lasch, Shawn Eccles, Scott Englund, Rudy Fuentes, Jeff Whitacre. Back row: Coach Jim Olson, Todd Lane, Mike Lissick, Joe Lucio, Frank Matthews, Joe Varela, Dave Lopez, John Robinson, Randy Reynolds, Bob Zuniga, manager Kevin Brummer, Assistant Coach Bill Link. 'ffgialvg' Q 'Qiggif 24i':efig V X 'ix CONFERENCE RESULTS HUMBOLDT OPPONENT St Thomas Como Harding Hx1l!Murray Central Johnson Cretin I-Iighland...,........ St.Thomas.....,,.. Como............... Harding........,... HillfMurray.,...... Central..,..,..,..... Johnson.,,......,., Cretin.......,..,..,. 4 .....,.... Highland ..,......... , ,,, ,.,, ,,1vv we ' -m,w ' 41 108 Hockey For new coach Wins over Central are highlights WINS OVER Central, 4-3 and 7- 3, were the only times Humboldt was in the victory column in City Conference hockey action with first- year Coach Jim Olson in charge. Mr. Olson took over when Mr. Ralph McDonough decided to step down after last season, and the rookie coach took his skaters through a tough season and even a bit of controversy when he pulled his players from the ice against Cretin when he felt the officials had lost control of the game. The result was a 1-0 forfeit victory for the Raiders, and no points for the officials. Karl Lasch, a senior, and Brian McDonough, a junior, were the squad's leading scorers. In the second win over Central, McDonough had two goals and two assists while Lasch had a goal and an assist. Also chipping in with goals were Dan Hosley, Dave Lopez, Frank Matthews, and Bob Zuniga. In a close loss to Highland, 4-3, Hosley and Lasch hammered home two goals each, with two assists coming from McDonough. The Indians also came close against usual power-house Johnson, dropping a 10-8 decision. Lasch had four goals and an assist. TOP LEFT: Captain Brian McDonough shoots for a hat trick. MIDDLE LEFT: Shawn Eccles maneuvers his way down the ice: Karl Lasch with an open shot. LEFT: Randy Reynolds fights for possession of the puckg the mighty Indians. Hockey - 109 In JV action cDonough, Zuniga top scorers HUMBOLDT'S JV hockey team ended its season with a 3-16-1 record. Victories were posted over Central, 8-4, and 6-23 and Highland, 7-3. The tie was against Highland, 3-3. Goalies Marvin Stoltz and Jeff Whitacre alternated throughout the season from JV to varsity. Nine other team members also had a chance to play varsity, including Todd Lane, Mike Lissick, Dave Lopez, Joe Lucio, Frank Matthews, Brian McDonough, John Robinson, Joel Varela, and Bob Zuniga. Leading scorers were McDonough and Zuniga. TOP RIGHT: Bob Zuniga assists Jeff Whitacre in guarding the goal. RIGHT: Joel Varela, Joe Lucio outskates his Hill Murray opponent. BOTTOM: Front row, left to right: Marvin Stoltz, Mike Lissick, Frank Matthews, Joel Varela, Dave Lopez, Bob Zuniga, Jeff Whitacre. Back row: Coach Bill Link, Kevin Price, Todd Lane, Bob Tackaberry, Joe Lucio, Joe VanGuilder, John Robinson, Brian Kachel, Scott Birkholz, Ben Mike, Jerry Hanson, Kevin Brummer. 1 10 - Junior Varsity Hockey fsriUS5S5lEU3 In rebuilding year Gymnasts defeat Johnson IT WAS DESCRIBED as a rebuilding year for the gymnastics team, with plenty of practice time being spent developing and working on routines. Humboldt defeated Johnson 81.4- 66.55, to show that some of the rebuilding efforts were already paying dividends. Colleen Hosley, Shari Markham, Teri Vasquez, and Mary Jo Walker received special end-of-the-year recognition. TOP LEFT: Lori Brandenburg earns points for her pose in the balance beam. LEFT: Mary Jo Walker performs her floor routine. BELOW: Front row, left to right: Laura Wilhelmy, Mary Jo Walker, Ann Vanyo, Micki Robinette, Connie Bilek, Sandy Bartok, Lori Brandenburg, Luz Castillo, Lisa Ramirez. Second row: Coach Colleen Bannie, Kim Michalek, Jean Ohmann, Shari Markham, Kristin Charpenter. Back row: Assistant Coach Kathy Ryan, Colleen Hosley, Teri Vasquez, Kari Carlson. Gymnastics 1 1 1 By junior high 2 conference championships earned JUNIOR HIGH athletic teams brought home two conference titles - in volleyball and wrestling. Coach Pete Medernach has established something of a dynasty in volleyball, as he led his squad to a third straight championship and a conference record of 8-0. Mr. Medernach mentioned top players as including Mague Rojas, captain, and Pang Yang, assistant captain, along with Lisa Belmares, Mai Na Lee, Liz Reyes, and Yi Thao. First-year wrestling coach Mr. Paul Herzog saw his team capture its second straight city title with a 7-1 record. In cross country, the usually- powerful Humboldt runners kept up their winning ways with a 5-3 record. TOP RIGHT: Junior High Cross Country. Front row, left to right: Todd Stoltz, Paul Salak, Chong Vang, Bee Vang, Jim Helsper. Back row: Kou Vang, John Crawford, Eddie Velasquez, Jeff Wende, Coach Jon Fisk. MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior High Girls' Basketball. Front row: Sharon Jensen, Sophear Sin, Kathy Weber, Jenny Koester, Cristy Ortega. Back row: Jenny Tejeda, Penny Fowler, Lisa Belmares, Tammy Zuniga, Amy VanPoperin, Coach Dan Killen. RIGHT: Junior High Volleyball. Front row: Yia Thao, Liz Reyes, Christina Ortiz, Chou Vang, Mai Na Lee. Second row: Kelly Custard, Michelle Oglesby, Adelaide Stewart, Valerie Bartok, Y Pheach. Back row: Lillian Velasquez, Dawn Martinez, Lisa Belmares, Amy Hottinger, Mague Rojas, Coach Pete Medernach. 1 12 - Junior High TOP LEFT: Junior High Boys' Basketball. Front row, left to right: Michael Kekedakis, Shannon King, Carthell Broadway, Jim Johnson, Brian Whitson, Dean Myran, Orlando Rivera. Back row: Coach Luis Rosario, Russell Lucio, Mario Buyer, Mike Castillo, John Crawford, Gary Hogan, Fred Reeves, David Garcia, Thomas Alvarado. LEFT: Junior High Gymnastics. Front row: Ana Castillo, Liz Reyes, Karen Wilson, Patty Folsom, Eva Verdeja, Amy Garcia, Robyn Kuehn, Kari Miller. Back row: Assistant Coach Bella Issa, Amy VanPoperin, Elicia Krawitz, Valerie Nunnally, Penny Fowler, Diana Martinez, Amy Crist, Heidi Lofgren, Coach Amani Issa. LEFT: Junior High Wrestling. Front row, left to right: Todd Stoltz, Paul Salak, Jon Brennhofer, Bobby Espinoza, Tracey Gleb. Second row: Joe Lewis, Pat Crist, Jim Mench, Rob Muller. Third row: Coach Paul Herzog, Jeff Huffman, Dean Myran, Cisco Estrada, Damien Tittle, Jay Rhode, Geno Losoya, Mark Ortega. Back row: Jack Schmitt, Ted Autey, Chad Redlin, Jeff Wende, Russ Lucio. Junior High - 1 13 F? TOP LEFT: April Tatum selects a reading book from Mr. Killen's reading class. TOP MIDDLE: Lisa Mielke, freshman. 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R . .A 'Aixa m 4 - TOP RIGHT: Taunee Thorn and Michelle Castillo practice their band musicg Ken Kelly goes over a debate topic. ABOVE: AP!Wide World photo of the Statue of Liberty in New York as the rebuilding began early this year. I AM INVOLVED ,. ,-,,.,, .:.-.,........-...-g TOP LEFT: Raymi Casillas. TOP RIGHT: Colleen Dickey. MIDDLE LEFT: Jon Garcia looks for perfection. L 3 BOTTOM LEFT: Monica Fischer shows school spirit at a football game: Rosa Gaona, on her way to the princess title. xx :IU , ,v . L f ABOVE: Ms. Hunter and Kim Hottinger practice child care in the pre-school: Stella Romo and Angie Wenner TOP LEFT: APIW ide World photo of the inauguration of President Reagang TOP RIGHT: Bridget Sager. -xx 4,...e MIDDLE LEFT: Jenny Rubertog MIDDLE: Paul Langlois celebrates hat and shades day. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lupe Garcia. ABOVE LEFT: Carolyn McGoverng Nancy Regan, voted most school spirit by seniors. ABOVE: Margeret Foster. f '-'- ff f -'T' ,. W : ,,. - ,gpgsuulll ,,,..l Q AN INDIVIDUAL A PARTICIPANT . . , 1 H ,,Qg,2Tj251I,,a.A .A . , xi, I , 1 . A Qgqg ips F' ' I 1-f4lg1.:l'?f :k.,,,' ogg, M , , K 0 W X H4 ,. , W 9 - , .. S,-use-.A-gl- TOP LEFT: Tim Newbauer. ABOVE: Quarterback Joe Montana leads the 49ers to a Super Bowl victory in January. Q MIDDLE: Robyn Kuehn completes her final lap after a long practice. MIDDLE RIGHT: Varsity girls' basketball. 1... ABOVE MIDDLE: Lisa Ramirez completes her beam routine. ABOVE: Dan Hannan drives in for a lay-up shot. Y LIFE '8 IAM LIFE '85 has been a story of involvement and participation by individual students who are a part of Humboldt - in preparation for involvement and participation in a bigger world of today and tomorrow. The staff members of LIFE '85 thank you for being part of our story. DAN HW5 'f60'3'1' IMP! YdUl'f'AVi A Goan Summvm Alva 1:11 fart' yAH Nc-rr vienf 8,51 Zee Humboldt High School 1985 IAM ABOVE RIGHT. Karl Lasch, one of the team's top batters: Marvin Stoltz slides back to first against Highland. RIGHT MIDDLE. Brian Gomez keeps a Harding runner close to the bagg ninth grade pitcher Don Johnson. BELOW. Varsity Baseball Team. Front row, left to right: Brian Gomez, Scott Englund, Brian McDonough, Jim Noyola, Dennis Schaffhausen, Ray Kittelson. Back row: Assistant Coach Tom Mauer, Dennis Muller, Don Johnson, Jon Garcia, Scott Munos, Jose Morales, Chris Loredo, Karl Lasch, Coach Ralph McDonough. ,mb-In 2 - Baseball Two Humboldt pitchers: LEFT. Jim Noyola. BELOW. Ed Hammond, Junior Varsity Baseball Team. Front row, left to right: Sean McKamie, Dennis Muller, Ed Hammond, Dave Lopez, Bob Anderson, Randy Byrne, Robbie Walker, Tim Olson. Back row: Coach Don Luna, Ben Mike, Jerry Hansen, Joe VanGuilder, Tony Herrera, Victor Loredo, Brian Kachel, Scott Klingbeil, Dan Garza, Assistant Coach Lupe Lopez. Remains competitive Varsity wins twice in city action TWO HIGHLIGHTS of the baseball season were victories over Central, 3-2, and Harding, 4-3. Humboldt remained competitive throughout most of the season, but seemed, at times, to lose motivation and be unable to recover from bad bounces often enough to challenge Cretin for the conference championship. Donny Johnson and Brian McDonough, with help from Jon Garcia, shared the mound chores, while Scott Englund, Karl Lasch, and McDonough provided most of the batting power. The JV had a 2-10 record, with wins over Harding and Central. Victor Loredo was a hitting star in the two wins, while Dennis Muller socked three doubles and had six runs batted in to seal the 12-11 comeback victory over Central. Baseball!JV Baseball - 3 Defeats Central oung team's Work pays off with victory HEAVY HITTING by Milissa Castillo and Michelle Castillo, plus great work by pitcher Libby Engel gave the softball team its only win of the season, 10- 5 over Central. Milissa was three for four with four runs batted in and Michelle was four for four with four RBIs. Engel went the distance as the pitcher. The team played with heart, but RIGHT. Michelle Castillo, the team's most valuable player. BELOW. Leading pitcher Julie Todora was put on the sidelines with an ankle injury early in the seasong Becky Solt heads for first base. BOTTOM. Varsity Softball Team. Front row, left to right: Lisa Ramirez, Michelle Castillo, Becky Erickson, Amy Erickson, Sheila Balbas, Libby Engel. Back row: Assistant Coach Teresa Wheeler, Missy Castillo, Julie Todora, Becky Solt, Patty Mendez, Karen Schmidt, Raymi Casillas, Dawn Gilson, Coach Kathy Korum. iff V W 4 .... . f 44 . - cd.,-qv? 5 , f .1 W , ral occasionally its inexperience showed through as six ninth graders usually started for Coach Kathy Korum's crew, which lost leading player Julie Todora to an injury early in the season. The junior varsity, coached by Ms. Denise Quinlan, also had two wins to its credit, including a 19-13 slug fest over Central. 4 - Softball X- 1 FAR LEFT. Missy Castillo tags a Hill!Murray runner, Lisa Ramirez takes a swing LEFT. Raymi Casillas winds up for the pitch. BELOW. JV Softball Team. Front row, left to right: Connie Bilek, Karen Schultz, TeriAnn Vasquez, Shelly DeMarre, Taunee Thorn, Luchelle Stevens, Claudine LaForte. Back row: Candi Rosario, Colleen Hosley, Stacie Nowak, Brenda Dupre, Kathy Thilmany, Lillian Altendorfer, Dora Rojas, Michelle Luedke, Loan Le, Natalie Delgado, Coach Denise Quinlan. Softball!JV Softball - 5 Building for future Track squad is young and small INDIVIDUAL track team members could look at their successes, even though Humboldt had difficulty staying competitive as a squad in dual meet action. Youthfulness and small numbers held the team portion of competition back, but this did not stop several individuals from posting excellent showings. The names of Leo Flores, Greg Herrera, Ray Hughes, Dean Schladweiler, Wayne Schladweiler, and Bill Taylor came up most often as individual competitors with the best performances. Hughes was probably the top point-getter while working the shorter running events and the long jump. Junior high students were encouraged to join the team in hopes of building future interest. First-year Coach Paul Herzog had a big challenge in getting students to come out fand stay outl for a sport which does not carry as much notoriety as some of Humboldtls other teams. ABOVE RIGHT. Front row, left to right: Roxanne Sear, Amy VanPopperin, Carrie Garcia, Rosanna Espinoza. Second row: John Crawford, Wayne Schladwieler, Bill Taylor, Dean Schladweiler, Ray Hughes, Cisco Betancourt. Third row: Regino Losoya, Rick Axtell, Chad Redlin, Russ Lucio, Dean Myran. Fourth row: Steve Martineau, Chris Howe, Darrin Morgan, Leo Flores, Frank Gomez. Back row: Assistant Coach Bob Ryan, Coach Paul Herzog, Assistant Coach Kurt Grebner. RIGHT. Relay runners Paul Salak and John Lombard. FAR RIGHT. Ray Hughes, a sophomore and the team's top scorer. 6 - Track Wins 8 matches inth grader leads way for Humboldt NUMBER TWO singles player Moua Vang, a ninth grader who claimed he obtained most of his knowledge about the game by reading library books, led the way for the tennis team which had four wins to its credit. Non-Conference victories were posted over Brady, Minneapolis North, and DeLaSalle, while Como was defeated in league play. Vang finished the season with an 8-2 record. Mr. Art Johnson, tennis coach, commented that Vang is an excellent athlete with a lot of natural talent. Coach Johnson could also point to other young players such as Fong Lee, Cha Vang, and Xue Yang as team members with definite promise. FAR LEFT. Eh Xiongg Moua Vang, leading player with eight victories in the .mf- ' second singles slot. LEFT. Robert Garcia and Hazem Issa, senior members of the squad. BELOW. Left to right: Brandon Wilde, Blair Sailor, Fong ' l Lee, Moua Vang, Robert Garcia, r ' 5 Jim Stelter, Hazem Issa, Dino Alsides, Tung Nyugen, Xue - r Yang, Cha Vang, and Eh Xiong. Tennis - 7 3 in a row RIGHT. Singles champion Debbie Fredrickson on a return. BELOW. Tammy Lopezg team earns City title A THIRD STRAIGHT City Conference championship was earned by the badminton team, which also had a city singles title-holder to brag about. The final season record was 9-2, with one loss coming at the hands of Harding, Front row, left to right: Colleen Kammueller, Eva Verdeja, Lee Vang, Tia Thao, Chia Vang. Second row: Ka Vang, Mee Xiong, Maychoua Ly, Kris Danner, Keri Kowski, Pam Scharmer. Back row: Trang Le, Patti Verdeja, Linda Rosario, Naomi Glessing, Tia Martinez, Patti Platton, Debbie Fredrickson, Terri Helsper, Jody Sailor, Tammy Lopez, Roberta VanHorn, Coach Chris Andrews. a team Humboldt also defeated. The Indians also lost in the Twin Cities meet, 4-3 to Southwest. Debbie Fredrickson continued the team's winning ways, earning the singles title. Trang Le also put on a strong showing in the same tournament. Coach Chris Andrews summarized the season by stating, The dedication and effort that team members put forth made it possible for them to claim the city championship for the third year in a row. 8 - Badminton Three of Humboldt's golfers at work on the Como Park course. LEFT. Monica Rodriguez and Rich Patton. BELOW. Paul Hatle on a shot to the green. BOTTOM. Left to right: Assistant Coach Harry Hermstad, Monica Rodriguez, Rich Patton, Gary Beaudette, Rich Gilson, Manny Cardenas, Paul Hatle, and Coach John Ernst. 1 Indians beat Como Golfers break 3-year record of losses A THREE-YEAR STRING of winless seasons was broken by the golf team, as Humboldt defeated Como, 9V2-SM. Those scoring points for the Indians included Gary Beaudette, Manny Cardenas, Rich Gilson, and Paul Hatle. The team ended its season with a 1-7 record. Monica Rodriguez was the only member of the girls' team. She was undefeated in league play and placed fifth in the City meet. Interest in golf for the boys' team may be on the rebound in that Humboldt will not lose any players as a result of graduation. M. ,K ., , 1 Q'-'i?.a. . J if if ,, ' 71 F' 'Q ing f u as fr 1 Q, at ' HQ' FAU! 'xr rw, , ,,., vfffsixi 'fzrwff ggi it iff ,Y wyr Golf - 9 Murray defeated JH baseball team has Winning mark BELOW. Junior High Softball. Front row, left to right: Nina Palmores, Susan Schultz, Jenny Koester, Kathy Weber, Karen Wilson. Back row: Lisa Kittelson, Lisa Belmares, Lisa Cobb, Amy Hottinger, Coach Pete Medernach, Georgia Hottinger, Mague Rojas, Diana Martinez. A WINNING record was posted by the junior high base- ball team - five wins against three losses - while the soft- ball team settled for three wins against five losses. Frank Mat- thews pitched Humboldt to a 10-6 fourteen inning victory over Murray, as one of the sea- son's highlights. Usual starters included Tony Garza, Dave Garza, Joe Herrera, Gary Ho- gan, Matthews, and Chad Sex- ton. Diana Martinez belted two homeruns as the softball team beat Murray, 12-11. In another high-scoring contest, Humboldt outlasted Ramsey, 19-16. BOTTOM. Junior High Baseball. Front row, left to right: Dan Tacka- berry, Jim Helsper, Robb Muller, Jim Mench, Brian Anderson, Joe Herrera. Back row: Coach Dan Kil- len, Tony Garza, Chad Sexton, Frank Dominguez, Frank Mat- thews, Gary Hogan, Cisco Es- trada, Dave Garza, Rich Robinson. 5 'J . 3 I as . s 10 - Junior High BaseballlSoftball Long-time National Honor Society adviser, Mr. Cal Klawitter, was the center of attention as he stepped down from this role and was replaced by Ms. Margaret LaVigne, business teacher, and Mr. Dan Brott, science teacher. Interested observers are Joellyn Medved and Jean Vorlicky, juniors selected for group membership in November of 1985. ' Seniors gain NHS honor student St8.tl1S EIGHTEEN SENIORS were inducted into the National Honor Society during a breakfast meeting and a banquet dinner held in May. Between steak dinner courses, served at Mancini's, members were asked to give short presentations on such topics as leadership, character, service, and scholarship - all of the qualities used to evaluate students when new members are selected. A passing of the guard took place in September as Mr. Cal Klawitter stepped down as adviser, and Mr. Dan Brott and Ms. Margaret LaVigne took his place. 'Sl 51 s ' e.2., - f fi ,iff S .ubriigl Q. : , .z . is 'if 1' A F W N5 Front row, left to right: Julie Anderson, Melissa Kammueller, Joy Granda, Adviser Calvin Klawitter. Second row: Mike Weber, Anna DeWitt, Nancy Schostek, Jolene Jenniges, Rhoda Wagner, Naomi Glessing, Peter Hupalo. Back row: Dennis Schaffhausen, Paul Langlois, Robert Garcia, Danny Hannon, Steve Kirk, Mark Bukowski. National Honor Society - 11 Wide Variety Zitfnge Shvw talent featured MOST of the school's talent came out of hiding April 28 for Humboldt's third annual talent show which featured a wide variety of acts, ranging from song and dance to violins. There were nineteen acts in all, including performances by the band and choir. Gaining the biggest reception from the audience was White Leather, a heavy metal band made up of Tony Bartelt, Scott Englund, Jeff Morris, Rick Mueller, and Andy Schmidt. The finale had all performers and members of the audience singing the USA for Africa song, We are the World. The event also included Spanish, Hmong, and break dancers. I si as ,Ei ....rr 5. 'sgsmflfszs - is Tiff?- T . ss , i .2. vi .'.i Pr.: N25 ' XX ff Vw x ss TOP. Eric Kaup, Paul Langlois, MIDDLE, Individual performances ABOVE. Numbers performed by the Mike Romo, and Ray Hughes as the were done by Nolan Johnson and choir were also included, plus some Letterman, one of the featured Julie Cal-dongs, ABOVE, White piano work by Patti Patton, with singing acts on the progrf' Leather lead singer Tony Bartelt. an assist from Eileen Deutsch. 12 - Variety Show West Slde plays for formal event Prom BIG NAME local entertainment was featured at the annual Prom in an effort to attract more lnterest 1n th1s soclal hlghllght of the school year The rnuslc of West S1de helped to draw 76 couples to the event held ln the North Star Ballroom on the St Paul campus of the Umverslty of Minnesota on May 11 A N1ght to Remember was chosen as theme for the evenlng whlch lncluded appetlzers fresh flowers and even some dancing Fund ralslng events lncluded the sale of Jewelry carnatlons and candy Ms Sandy Rubensteln adv1sed the Junlors who helped wlth the event mcludlng Laura Bock Tammy Burke Manny Cardenas Paul Hatle Tina Morales Jamle Nestaval Denlse RIOS Jody Sailor and Angle Wenner . A 5 ' 7 9 . H . 7 7 9 ! Y: 1 ' ' .A M 9 x ' - ,A Y 7 W 7 Y 7 , is . . . . 7 3 7 , . 0 ' 1 I TOP. Brian Gomez and Shelly MIDDLE. Shawn Eccles and Joy ABOVE, Melanie Ngbellg and DeMarre form part of the grand Granda. ABOVE LEFT. Kim Pierce, Darnell Johnson take tufns at the march, with other participants Tonya Soto, and Peter Rosario microphone, calling attention falling in line behind them. catch up on the latest news. to the arrival of Prom couples. Prom - 13 14 - Graduation ABOVE LEFT. Paul Langlois, class president. TOP. Dr. Steve Permuth, featured speakerg Remy Nobello, featured senior speaker. MIDDLE. Andrea Velotta leads the Pledge of Allegiance. ABOVE. A final chorus performanceg Joy Granda, Robert Garcia, and Dino Alsides. 200 Grad seniors t receive ua lon dlplomas June 6 THURSDAY JUNE 6, was a b1g day for the 200 members of the class of 1985 as commencement ceremonles were held at the newly remodeled Roy W1lk1ns Auditorium beglnnmg at 6 p m Student partlclpants ln the event lncluded Lupe Garcla Naoml Glesslng Paul Langlols Trang Le Tim Newbauer Remy Nobello and Andrea Velotta Glesslng introduced Dr Steve Permuth dean of the College of Education at Bradley Unlverslty ln Peorla Ill1no1s a Humboldt graduate and the first person mducted into the schools Hall of Fame Dr Permuth s remarks lncluded words of pralse for the Humboldt staff and community words of thanks for all that Humboldt had done to help hlm and as they take big steps into the real world He also announced establlshment of a scholarshlp fund ln his famlly s honor for future Humboldt graduates The band and chorus provlded muslc for the occaslon lncludlng the band s rendition of Pomp and Clrcumstance and the chorus performance of I Stlll Beheve ln Me Recelvlng speclal mentlon were the seventy senlors who earned scholarship and speclal award recognltlon and the eighteen seniors mducted 1nto the Natlonal Honor Society Mr John Ettllnger prlnclpal lntroduced the class to the more than 750 assembled guests Garcla and Newbauer read names of the graduates as they went across the stage to recelve their dlplomas 1 O I , . 7 - . . . . , . . . , . 7 7 7 7 7 ' r . . . . , . . , 7 . . , , . 7 7 words of encouragement to the graduates . . . . , 7 7 . . . , . . , . . ,, ' 77 7 U ' . . . ,, . . ' ' 7 9 A progression of commencement ceremony events shows Carrie Garcia, Mark Bukowski, and Naomi Glesslng moving toward the stage Tonya Soto receiving her diploma from Ms Margo Fox Board of Education member and seniors moving off the stage with the certlflcate of graduation a symbol of four years of hard work in high school. Graduation - THIS SUPPLEMENT is the final chapter of LlFE '85, a story of involvement and participation by individual students who are part of Humboldt- in preparation for involvement and participation in a bigger world of today and tomorrow. Again, the staff of LIFE '85 thanks you for being part of our story. THIS, SUPPLEMENT was produced by the Department of Journalism of Humboldt High School 30 East Baker Street St. Paul, Minnesota 55107 SPECIAL THANKS to Mr. Tom Johnson, local representative of Josten's, printer of this publication. STAFF: Dawn Bryant, Jenny Hadfield, Keri Kowski, Melody Martagon, Joellyn Medved, Jean Vorlicky. 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'- T' ff 'Y X- li - ' 'Qrfw-V-MY f K, f MV ABBOTT, BEVERLY 1F1 82 ABELOVITZ, LYNN 1121 30 Abrego, Lucina 1101 56 ACKERMAN, SANDRA 1F1 82 ACKLAND, ANDREW 1121 30 Ackland, Karen 1111 17, 52 Ackland, William 1101 56 ADAMS, EILEEN 1F1 73 Aeilts, Scott 191 60, 98, 99, 103 Aguilar, Linda 1111 21, 27, 52 Albrecht, Michelle 1101 56 Aldridge, Rebecca 191 60 ALLEN, CAROL 1F1 82 Allen, Brian 1101 24, 56, 97 Allen, Lori 181 21, 64 ALLIA, VINCENT 1F1 73 ALLYN, STEPHANIE 1F1 73 ALSIDES, DINO 1121 10, 30, 89, 99 Alsides, Lisa 191 60 ALTENDORFER, GEORGE 1F1 83 Altendorfer, Lillian 191 60 Alvarado, Chris 191 60 Alvarado, Thomas 181 64, 113 Ambrus, Howard 191 60, 97 Amick, Justin 171 68 Amick, Scott 1101 56 Ampey, Kurtice 181 64,97 Anderson, Brian 171 68, 97 AIEIIDERSON, JAYSON 1F1 ANDERSON, JULIE 1121 10, 30, 86, 87 Anderson, Leanne 1101 56 Anderson, Michele 181 64, 96 Anderson, Robert 1101 17, 56, 99, 103 Anderson, Robin 191 60, 96 ANDRE, STEPHEN 1F1 73 ANDREWS, CHRISTINE 1F1 73 Andrews, Kristin 1111 52 Andrle, Lawrence 181 64 Arlington, Shelly 1111 52 ARNEVIK, JOEL 1F1 73 Arredondo, Leo 181 64 Arredondo, Tim 1101 6, 56, 89 Arredondo, Todd 181 64 AUGE, JOSEPH 1121 30 AUSTIN, JENNY 1F1 82 Autey, Theodore 181 64, 113 Axtell, Jessica 171 68 Axtell, Rickie 1101 56, 89 Azzazi, Tamer 181 64 Baird, Roger 1111 52 Baker, Lloyd 171 68 Baker, Tonya 181 64 Balbas, Sheila 191 60, 94 Baldwin, Serina 181 64 Baldwin, Tina 1101 56 Ball, James 1101 56 BANNIE, COLLEEN 1F1 111 BARAIBAR, CECILIO 1F1 73 Barboza, Rosa 171 68 Barenz, Robert 1101 56 Barrows, Michelle 191 60 Bartelt, Tony 1111 52 Bartok, Sandy 1111 52, 55, 91, 111 Bartok, Valerie 181 64, 112 Bateman, Sean 191 26,60 BATTLE, CHRIS 1121 30 Beaudette, Gary 1111 52 BEAVER, LAWRENCE 1F1 73 Becker, Klea 171 68 BELLOWS, BERNADETTE 1F1 73 Belmares, Lisa 181 64, 112 Benitez, Erenia181 64 BENNINGTON, BETH 1F1 73 Benson, April 191 60 Benton, Brandi 191 60 BERCZYK, CHRISTINE 1121 30 Berquist, Keith 171 68 Betancourt, Cisci 171 68 Betancourt, Jamie 181 64 Beto, Stacy 191 60 BETTI, MIGUEL 1121 24, 30, 89 Beyer, Mario 181 113 Bilek, Connie 191 60, 111 BIRD, JEANNE112131 Birkholz, Scott 191 60, 110 BLAISDELL, CINDY 11 21 3 1 BLAISDELL, NORMA 1F1 83 Blank, Irene 171 68 Blasing, Kristi 1111 52 Bock, Laura 1111 20, 24, 52, 95 BOLGER, SUZANNE1F1 73 BONG, SORET112131 B on lr ' ' sz u ul Bortz Paula 10 3 21 2 a ostwick, Nicole 171 68 Bowman, Robert 171 68 Bragg, Russell 1111 52 Brandenburg, Lori 191 60, 111 BRAUMBERGER, TRACY 1121 31 Brsgner, Jenny 191 14, 19, 60, Brenaman, James 171 68 Brennan, David 181 64 Brennhofer, Jon 171 68, 113 Brewer, Bill 191 81 Brewer, Bill R. 181 64 BREWER, CHRIS 1121 7, 20, 21, 31, 91, 105, 106 Brightbill, Craig 191 60 Broadway, Carthell 171 68, 1 Broadway, Tonya 171 68 Brooks, Jeff 1111 52 BROTT, DANIEL 1F1 73 Brotzler, Sharon 191 60 Brown, Brian 1111 52 Brown, Chris 1111 52 Brown, Christine 171 68 Brown, Lazondo 181 64 Brown, Michael 171 68,97 BROWN, VALERIE 1121 31 Brummer, Kevin 191 26, 60, 108, 110 Bruner, Suzanne 1101 56 Bruski, Tony 191 60 - ' an aw I u ach Sand 110156 , Y Buechner, James 171 68 Buechner, Jody 171 68 BUKOWSKI, MARK 1121 13, 21, 24, 31 Bundy, Dennis 1111 52 Burdick, Stephanie 1111 52, 96 Burke, Tammy 1111 18, 52 Burton, James 171 68 BURTON, PAULA 11 21 19, 31, 92 Buse, Cynthia 181 64 Cabinett, Helen 191 60 CAIN, THOMAS 1F1 73 CALTON, JACK 1121 32 CAMPBELL, CHERYL 1F1 82 Cardenas, Manny 1111 52, 89 Cardona, Guillermina 171 68 CAREY, TIM 1F1 83 Carlson, Jodi 1111 52, 100 Carlson, Kari 191 21, 60, 111 CARLSON, LANCE 1F1 73 Carlson, Raymond 1101 56 Carlson, Teri 171 68 CARNEY, JOHN 1F1 74 Carpentier, Rachel 1111 52 CARR, IRENE 1F1 83 CARTER, MELVIN 1F1 83 CASILLAS, FELIX 1F1 107 Casillas, Joellen 171 68 CASILLAS, RAYMI 1121 14, 15, 32, 115 Castillo, Ana 171 68, 113 Castillo, Luz 1101 111 Castillo, Maria 191 60 Castillo, Michael 181 64, 113 Castillo, Michelle 191 17, 19, 60, 94, 114 Castillo, Milissa 1101 12, 56, 94, 100, 101, 102 Castillo, Roxanna 191 60 Cayteano, Beverly 1101 56 Cayetano, Joseph 181 64 Cayteano, Terry 171 68 Centeno, John 1101 56 Centeno, Monica 171 68 Cerda, Richardo 191 60 Cha, Bee 171 68 Cha, Po 181 64 Chak, Sowath 171 68 Chance, Deanna 191 60 Chance, Edward 171 68 Charpenter, Kristin 1111 52, 111 Charpenter, Anita 191 60 Chavez, George 1101 56 Chavie, Shawn 181 26,64 CHERRIER, BONITA 1121 32 CHERRIER, BRUCE 1121 32 Christian, Robert 1101 56 CHRISTOPHERSON, BECKY 1F1 3, 74, 75 Clark, Clement 171 68 Clark, India 191 60 CLARK, SCOTT 1121 32, 88, 89, 105 Close, Christopher 171 68 Cobb, Julie 171 68 Cobb, Lisa 181 64 COCHRAN, MARGARET 1F1 83 Cody, Angela 171 21, 68 Collins, Matthew 1111 52 Condon, Steven 1101 56 Conlan, Molly 1111 16, 52 Conlan, Patrick 181 64 Connelly, Tina 171 68 Cook, Calvin 191 60,90 Cook, Terrance 1101 56 Corblick, John 171 68 Cortez, Olivia 181 64 Crawford, John 181 64, 112, 113 Crist, Amy 171 68, 96, 113 Crist, John 1111 52, 91, 112, 113 Crist, Patrick 181 64, 113 CROWE, PATRICIA 1121 32 Cruz, Frank 171 68 CRUZ, MICHAEL 1121 7, 19, 32, 89, 104, 105 Cruz, Rick 191 12, 60, 91, 105, 107 Cruze, Galen 171 68 CUBUS, VERNON 1F1 74 Cuddihy, Steven 1101 56 CURRAN, RICHARD 1F1 17, 74 CUSTARD, DAVID 1121 32 Custard, Kelly 181 21, 64, 112 Cygan, Curtis 181 64 Cygan, Tanya 1111 52 DABE, JERALDYNE 1F1 82 Dahn, Jeff 191 19,22 Dahn, Lori 111152 Dahn, Wayne 191 60 Dam, Phuong1111 52 DANGERS, ELAINE 1F1 74 Danner, Kristina 1101 56 Darlow, Lisa 181 64 DAVIS, MYNDAL 1F1 74 Davis, Christina 191 60 Day, Justine 191 21,60 DEAN, SUSAN 1F1 74 Debruycker, Andrew 171 68 DeCarlo, Joseph 1111 52 DeCarlo, Diane 1101 56 DeCarlo, Tony 181 21,64 DeLaO, Roman 1111 89 Delgado, Daniel 1111 52 Delgado, Natalia 1101 56, 94 Index - 123 DELISI, KATHY 1F1 82 DEMARRE, LISA 1121 17, 33 DeMarre, Michelle 1111 52, 100, 102 DENISSON, KIM 1F1 74 DERR, ROBERT 1F1 74 Deshler, James 181 64 DeTOMASO, RONALD 1121 23, 33 DEUTSCH, EILEEN 1121 14, 19, 33 Devens, Troy 171 68 geWITT, ANNA 1121 21, 3 DeZelar, Diane 1111 14, 52 DIAZ, SIDNEY 1121 33 Diaz, Wendy 1111 52,81 DICKEY, COLLEEN 1121 19, 33, 86, 1 15 Dinger, James 191 60 Dcgginguez, Christina 171 68, Dominguez, Frank 181 64 Dominguez, Steve 191 60, 91 Dougherty, Sam 191 60 Dow, Diane 1111 5, 52 Dow, Rita 171 68 Doyle, Bernice 171 68 Doyle, Rebecca 191 60 DRAKE, PATRICIA 1F1 82 Drees, Brannon 171 68 DRESEN, MARY 1F1 74 DUNCKEL, NICHOLAS 1F1 74 DuBois, Rose 1101 56 Duncan, Brad 191 60 Dupre, Brenda 191 69 Duree, Brandi 1101 56 Duscher, Kevin 191 60 Dutter, Renaye 191 60 Eastman, Jodi 1101 56 ECCLES, SHAWN 1121 33, 108, 109 Eccles, William 181 64 Ecker, Todd 1101 56 EGGINGER, JOSEPH 1121 33 EGYHAZI, STEVEN 1F1 74 EIKENS, JEFFREY 1F1 82 EINBERGER, LILA 1F1 82 EKHOLM, JULIE 1121 18, 34, 86 EIi1gONDO, STEVE 1F1 99, Emerson, Brian 171 68 Emerson, Ron 1101 56 Engel, Libby 191 4, 12, 60, 92 94 ENGLUND, SCOTT 1121 17, 34, 108 ENNIS, PATRICK 1121 23, 34 Enriquez, Melissa 181 65, 67 Epps, Zelma 191 60 Erdos, Daniel 181 26, 64 Ergckson, Amy 191 21, 24, 60, 4 124 - Index Erickson, Becky 191 21, 24, 60, 94 ERNST, JOHN 1F1 74 EEPINOZA, EDDIE 1121 Espinoza, Robert 171 68, 113 Espinoza, Rosa 1101 17,56 Estrada, Cisco 181 64, 113 ETHERIDGE, MELISSA 1121 34 E'IgLI'INGER, EVELYN 1F1 ETTLINGER, JOHN 1F1 5, 72 Everett, Tony 1101 89 Everett, Virginia 181 64 Evers, Joanne 1101 56 EXLEY, SCOTT 11 2134 Eylandt, Mark 1111 52 FARLEY, MARY 1F1 82 FARMER, LINDA 1F1 74 Fawkner, April 1111 52 FAWKNER, ELLEN 1121 34 Felt, Sharlene 1111 52 Feyen, Pamela 171 68 Fields, Ricky 171 68 Filkins, Marlo 171 68 Finn, Tim 1111 89 Finnegan, Susan 1111 52 Firkus, David 1111 16, 52, 99 Firkus, Tara 171 24, 68,96 Fischer, Daniel 191 60 Fischer, Greg 191 60 Fischer, Michael 171 17,68 Fischer, Michael J. 1101 56 FISCHER, MONICA 1121 10, 19, 34, 115 Fischer, Paula 1101 11,56 FISHER, CHRIS 1121 35, 86 FISK, JON 1F1 112 Flodin, Kim 1111 52 Flores, Humberto 1111 89 Floggs, Leo 191 60, 90, 98, 99, 1 Follmer, Mike 191 60, 90 Folsolm, Patty 171 68, 113 Fossum, Edward 1101 56 FOSTER, MARGERET 112118, 35, 116 Fowler, Penny 181 64, 112, 113 FRANCIS, JUDITH 1F1 83 Franco, Dan 1101 89 Franco, Tina 191 25, 60 FRANK, MARLA 1F1 74 Frgizlrickson, Debbie 1101 56, FREEMAN, PAMELA 1121 35 FUENTES, RUDY 1121 3, 35, 108 Fuller, Tracy 1111 52 Gaona, Rosa 1111 12, 52, 92, 94, 115 Gaona, Miguel 191 60 Garcia, Amy 171 24, 68, 96, 113 Garcia, Athena 171 68 Garcia, Brenda 1111 52 GARCIA, CARRIE 1121 gg, 11, 14, 19, 21, 24, 35, GARCIA, CHRISTINE 1121 23, 35 Garcia, David 181 64, 113 Garcia, Heginio 171 69 Garcia, Jason 181 64, 67, 97 GARCIA, JON 1121 10, 11, 12, 13, 18, 35, 89, 99, 1 15 Garcia, Kirk 171 69 GARCIA, LUPE1121 35, 1 16 Garcia, Maria 171 69 GARCIA, RICHARD 1F1 14, 75 GARCIA, ROBERT 1121 19, 36, 88, 89, 104, 105 Garibay, Lisa 1101 56 Garland, Steven 171 69 GARLOUGH, GARY 1F1 75 Garrett, Guy 1101 56 Garske, Michael 191 69 Gartner, Mary Ann 1101 56 Garza, Amy 191 60 Garza, Tony 171 69 Gebhard, Lee 1101 56 Geehan, Pat 1111 26 Geiger, Patrick 1101 56 GELTING, JANET 1F1 56 Gentle, Janet 1101 56 Gibson, Denise 191 60 Gilson, Dawn 191 61 Gilson, Rich 1111 52,89 GISCH, JOHN 1121 36 Gist, Gina 191 25,61 Gleb, Tracey 181 64, 113 Gleb, Craig 1101 56 GLESSING, NAOMI1121 20, 22, 24, 36 Glessing, Nathan 1101 56 GOERS, JOHN 1121 36 GOMEZ, ANDY 1121 36, 88, 89 Gomez, Brian 1111 12, 52, 55, 89, 105, 106 Gomez, Frank 191 61, 90, 107 Gomez, Ruben 1101 56, 89, 105, 107 Gonnella, Mary 1111 52 Gonser, Tammy 171 69 Gonzagowski, Tim 1101 56 Gonzalez, Alice 171 69 Gonzalez, Maria 171 69 Gonzalez, Romieo 191 61 Gooden, Freddie 1111 52 Goolsby, Kelly 171 21,69 GORR, ROBERT 1121 36 Granda, Ethelyn 191 61 GIQQNDA, JOY 1121 36, Granda, Madeline 1101 26,56 GREBNER, KURT 1F1 75 Green, Dennis 181 64 Green, James 1101 19,56 Green, Richard 1101 56 Greencrow, Dustin 1111 52 GRgGOR, CONSTANCE 1F1 Gregor, Gloria 1111 14, 52 Grossman, Michael 1111 52 GRU, BRUCE 1F1 75 GUERIN, DINO 1F1 83 Guerrero, Margaret 171 69 Gurtin, Sheri 171 69 GUSTASON, JULIE 1F1 75 Gutierrez, Tony 171 69 Hadfield, Jenny 1101 56 Haider, John 191 61, 90 Haines, Lance 171 21 Halbert, Gerald 191 61 Haley, Michelle 1101 56 Hallman, John 1101 56 Hammer, Nancy 1111 19, 52 Hammond, Edwin 1101 56 Hanke, Erick 181 64 HANNAN, DAN 1121 10, 17, 19, 20, 36, 98, 99, 1 17 HQIJISEN, TAMMY1121 Hanson, Dave 1101 57 Hanson, Jerry 191 110 Hanson, Jeffrey 171 69 Hanson, Laminda 191 61 Hanson, Susan 1111 52 Harris, Brenda 1111 52 HARTMANN, JAMES 1121 37 Hart, Chet 171 69 HARTY, PATRICIA 1F1 75 Hastings, Anthony 191 61 Hatle, Michael 171 69 Hatle, Paul 1111 52 Haugen, Kimberly 181 64 HAUG, MARY 1F1 75 HAUKAAS, PAMELA 1121 37 Hayden, Nina 171 69 HECK, BEV 1F1 83 Heidenreich, Timothy 171 69 Heifort, Tina 171 69 HEJHAL, MARK 1121 37 Helsper, James 171 69, 97, 112 Helsper, Theresa 191 14, 15, 61, 87 Henly, Eric 191 21, 22, 24, 61, 97 Hennington, Aretha 191 25,61 HER, PANG1121 37 HER, PAO 1121 37 Her, Shoua 1101 57 Her,Vang191 61 Herman, Chantel 191 64 Hernandez, Paul 1101 19, 57, 89, 107 Hernandez, Roy 1111 52, 98, 99 Hernandez, Victor 171 69 Heroff, David 191 61 Herrera, Anthony 1101 57 HERRERA, DENA 1121 37 Herrera, Greg 191 61, 90 Herrera, Joe 191 91 Herrera, Joseph J. 181 64 Herrera, Joseph V. 171 69 HERZOG, PAUL 1F1 89, 113 Hickman, Tonia 171 69 HILGER, JANET 1F183 HILKER, ANITA 1F1 83 Hillesheim, Nicole 171 21,69 Himes, James 1111 53 QIFINKLEY, TISHA 1121 Hodge, Amy 1111 14, 53 HODGE, JULIE 1121 38 HOFF, BRUCE 1F1 75 Hoffman, Stacy 191 17, 61 Hogan, Gary 181 64, 113 Hohenwald, Jodi 1101 57 Holgin, Donna 191 61 Holgin, Rene 181 64 Hollibush, Daniel 191 24, 61 Hollibush, Michael 181 64 Homme, Tracey 181 64 HOPEN,DIANNE1F1 21, 24, 75 HOSLEY, DAN 1121 10, 38, 89, 108 Hosley, Colleen 1101 57, 86, 94, 111 Hottinger, Amy 181 64, 112 Hottinger, Georgia 171 69, 96 Hottinger, Kim 1111 18, 19, 53, 100, 115 HOUFF, WAYNE 1121 38, 99 Hove, Scott 181 64 Howe, Chris 191 61, 90, 107 Howe, Elaine 191 61 Howland, Michael 171 69 Howland, Rebeckka 1101 57 Howlett, Aron 171 69 Huberty, Daniel 191 26, 61 Huehmer, Michael 171 26,69 Huffman, Jeffrey 181 64, 113 Huffman, Joseph 191 61 HEJEFMAN, KELLY 1121 Hughes, Raymond 1101 14, 57, 96, 97 HUNTER, CHARLEN E 1F1 76, 115 HUPALO, PETER 1121 20, 21, 38 HggPEK, MICHELE1121 INGHAM, THOMAS 1F1 76 Irish, Donna 181 21,65 Irish, Fred 181 65 ISSA, AMANI 1F1 113 ISSA, BELLA 1F1 113 ISSA, I-IAZEM 1121 3, 38 JACKSON, BONNIE 1F1 76 Jackson, Melinda 191 61 Jackson, Steven 171 69 Jagoe, Paula 1111 53 Jamison, Donald 171 69 J anvrin, Scott 181 65 Jasinski, Marvin 1101 57 Jefferson, Robin 1111 21,53 JENNIGES, JOLENE 31321 19, 21, 24, 38, 92, Jenniges, Teresa 1111 53 Jensen, Audrey 171 69 JENSEN, DENNIS 1F1 76 JENSEN, PAM 1121 39 Jensen, Sharon 181 65, 112 Jerde, Craig 181 65 Jerde, Dan 191 65, 90 JIRIK, BARBARA 1F1 76 Jirik, Katrina 171 26,69 JQIQIANSON, DAPHNEE 1F1 Johanson, Scott 1111 17, 53 JOHNSON, ARTHUR 1F1 76 Johnson, Becky 1101 17 Johnson, Donny 191 61, 90, 105, 106 Johnson, Jackie 191 61,94 Johnson, Jim 171 69, 113 JO7lgIgSON, PATRICIA 1F1 , 1 JOHNSON, STUART 1F1 76 Johnston, Tina 181 65 Jones, Melissa 1101 57 Jones, Peggy 1111 24, 53, 96 Jorgensen, Edward 1111 53 Josephs, Cynthia 191 21,61 Jotblad, Shelly 1101 57 Juergons, Ramona 171 69 Kachel, Brian 191 61, 110 KALKES, ELEANOR 1F1 76 Kaminsky, Ivy 181 21,65 Kammerer, James 1111 53, 55 KAMMUELLER, ggLLEEN 1121 20, 24, KAMMUELLER, MELISSA 1121 39 KARAS, MICHAEL 1121 23, 39 KARAU, PAMELA 1F1 82 KARGLEDER, MARY 1F1 76 Kath, Jason 191 61, 90, 107 KAUP, ERIC 1121 14, 19, 39 Kautz, Ann 1101 57 KAUTZ, RANDY 1121 39 Kautz, Ricky 181 60 Kautz, Susie 1101 57 Kealy, Sean 1101 26, 57 KEgrEL, RALPH 1121 19, Kekedakis, Jesette 171 69 Kiliesdakis, Michael 181 65, Kelley, Patrick 191 61, 103 Kelly, Kenneth 1101 7, 19, 22, 57, 114 Kern, Cindy 1101 57 Khin, Sruon 191 61 KILLEN, DANIEL 1F1 76, 112 KING, ZOE 1F1 76 King, Shannon 171 69, 113 Kinkead, Albert 1111 14 Kinkead, Carolyn 191 25, 61 Kirk, Brian 1101 24, 57 Kirk, Colleen 181 24 KIRK, STEVE 1121 19, 20, 24, 39 KITTELSON, BRIAN 1121 39 Kittelson, Lisa 181 65 Kittelson, Raymond 1111 53 KLAWITTER, CALVIN 1F1 76 Klegin, Julie 191 61 KLEIN, JOAN 1F1 76 KLEPPERICH, ROBERT 1F1 76 Klingbeil, Scott 1101 57 Klingle, Julie 1111 11, 25, 53 Kloetzke, Donald 1111 53 Klooz, Kim 181 65 KILECHT, ROBERT 1121 KNIGHTS, KENO 1121 40 Knox, Kendall 171 69 KOBER, MARY 1F1 83 Kobinski, Kelly 1101 57 Kobinski, Leo 181 65 Koch, Karie 171 69 Koester, Jennifer 171 69, 112 Kopacz, Christopher 191 61 Koran, Tim 181 65 KORUM, KATHY 1F1 94, 100 Kowski, Chris 171 21, 69' Kowski, Keri 1101 24, 57 Krawetz,Elycia171 69, 113 Krfggz, Bob 191 61, 91, 105, KROPP, KELLY 1121 40 KROPP, KRIS 1121 14, 40 Kropp, Ronny 171 69 Ksiazek, Scott 171 69 Kubiszewski, John 181 65 Kliilsn, Robyn 171 69, 96, 113, KUJAWA, PETER 1F1 77 KULT, BRENT 1121 40 Kulvas, Tom 181 65 KURKOWSKI, FRANK 1F1 77 Kutz, Chris 171 69 LaBARRE, WAYNE 1121 14, 40 LaCROIX, JOSEPH 1F1 77 LRSBVOI, Mason 191 61, 105, LaFavor, Renee 1101 57 LaFavor, Robert 191 61, 90, 103 LaForte, Claudine 191 61,96 LaForte, Dawn 1101 4, 57 LaForte, Deanna 1101 57, 59 LaForte, Kimberly 191 61 Lane, Todd 191 24, 61, 108, 110 LANGASLAY, VALERIE 1F1 82 Lange, Jeffrey 181 65 Langevin, Tony 171 69 Langlois, Jennifer 171 21,69 LANGLOIS, PAUL 1121 14, 15, 20, 21, 24, 40, 1 16 Lanoux, Bill 1111 53 Lara, Florentina 191 61 Lara, Laura 171 69 Larson, Karla 1101 57 Larson, Raquel 1101 57 Larson, Serena 191 61 Larson, Tammy 1101 57 LASCH, KARL 1121 20, 40, 108, 109 LaValley, Richard 1101 57 LaVIGNE, MARGARET 1F1 77 LAW, JIM 1121 41 Le, Loan 1101 24, 57, 92, 94 LE, TRANG112113, 19, 21, 22, 24, 41 Leach, Benjamin 1111 53 Leach, David 191 61, 90, 103 LeClair, Michael 1111 53 Leder, Kelly 1111 53 Leder, Rod 191 61 LeDUC, JAMES 1F1 72 Lee, Amy 1111 7, 53, 96 Lee, Choua1111 53 Lee, Fong 1111 21, 53 Lee, Mai 171 69, 112 LEE, MICHAEL 1121 41 LEE, SALLY 1F1 77 Lefebvre, Albert 181 65 Leinen, Troy 181 65 LeMay, Robert 1111 53 Leg1QIIRE, GERALDINE 1F1 LQIILEXIER, LONA 1121 LeVASSEUR, JEFF 1F1 83 Levienn, Julie 191 61 Lewis, Joseph 181 65, 113 LIBERA, DAVID 1121 41 Linda, David 181 65 LINK, BILL 1F1 108, 110 Lissick, Mike 1111 53, 89, 108, 1 10 Listner, David 1101 57 Lmuth, Molly 1101 57 LOCK, JEFF 11 21 26 LOCKE, KAREN 1F1 77 Lockman, William 1101 57 Lofgren, Heidi 171 69, 113 Lofgren, Jolene 181 65 Lombard, John 1111 53, 97 Lombard, Robert 1101 57, 97 LONGSDORF, CLARE 1F1 18, 77 Lopez, David 1101 57, 108, 110 LOPEZ, TAMMY112141 Loredo, Christopher 1111 53 Lofggo, Victor 1101 19, 57, 99, Losoya, Camilo 171 65, 1 13 Losoya, Regino 181 65, 113 Losoya, Rosa 181 65 Lozano, Joe 181 65 Lozano, Laura 171 69 Index 125 Lozano, Salvador 171 69 Lucio, Joseph 1101 57, 108, 110 LUCIO, LARRY 1F1 77, 81, 89, 99 Lucio, Russell 18165, 113 Luedke, John 17169 Luedke, Michelle 191 61, 100 LUNA, DON 1F1 99, 103 Lund, Brian 171 69 LUNDEEN, W. GERALD 1F177 Lutgen, Mary 1111 53 Ly, Mayhoua 191 61 MA, HUNG112122 Madern, Jenni 18165 Magee, Julie 1111 53 MAGLE, LYNN 112141 Marincell, Thomas 1101 57 Markham, Laurie 181 65 Markham, John 1101 57, 89 Markham, Shari 1111 111 Marlowe, Curtis 181 65 Marlow, James 171 69 Maietagon, Melody 1101 3, 27, 5 Martin, Chris 1101 57 Martineau, Joseph 171 69 Martineau, Steven 1101 57, 107 Martinez, Dawn 181 65, 112 Martinez, Diana 181 4, 65, 113 Martinez, Michael 181 65 Martinez, Ruben 191 61, 90 Martinez, Shannon 191 19, 61, 94 Martinez, Tia 191 61 MARZ, ED 1121 42 Masiello, Michael 1111 53 Matthews, Frank 181 65, 108, 110 Mauer, Molly 1101 57 Mauricio, Chris 1101 15, 57 Mauricio, Juan 191 61 Mauricio, Victoria 1101 57 Maxson, Mundy 191 61 Maxson, Toni 171 70 McCANN, DEBORAH 1F1 77 McCoy, Ronald 1101 57 McDermitt, Michael 1101 57 McDonough, Brian 1111 53, 108, 109 McDONOUGH, RALPH 1F1 78 McGuinn, Cheryl 1111 17, 53 McGuire, Tammy 191 61 McGovern, Kelly 1101 14, 57, 59 McGOVERN, CAROLYN 112114, 18, 19, 42, 116 Mcg1REGOR, ROBERT 1F1 7 McGuirk, Jackie 191 61 McINTOSH, TERI 1121 13, 42, 92, 93 McIntosh, Wade 181 24, 65 McKamie, Sean 191 61,90 McKINLEY, BARB 1121 1 26 4 Index 13, 42 McKinley, John 171 70 McKinley, Melvin 171 70 McLagan, Shellie1101 57 McManus, Amy 191 26, 62, 77 McNamara, Tony 191 5, 62, 90, 107 McMullen, Mike 1101 57, 89 McNELLIS, MICHELLE 1121 42 MEDERNACH, PETE 1F1 112 Medved, Joellyn 110157 Mellin, Peter 18165 Mench, James 181 17, 24,65 Mendez, David 191 17, 62 MENDEZ, PATRICIA 11 21 42, 1 00 Mercado, Debra 1111 53 Metcalf, Jay 1101 26, 57 Metro, Matthew 1101 57 Meyer, Monette 1111 53 Meyer, Nancy 1111 53 Meyer, Patrick 1101 17,57 MEYER, SHELLY112142 MLEJER, SHERRY1121 MEYER, STEVE 1F1 89 Michalec, Brooks 171 70 Michalek, Kim 1111 53, 91, 111 Mielke, Lisa 191 62, 81, 114 MIERA, MARILYN 1F1 78, 100 Mike, Ben 191 62, 90, 110 Miller, Kari 171 70, 113 Miller, Sonya 181 65 Minter, Michael 171 70 Mitchell, Nadene 171 21, 24, 70, 96 Moen, Thoeun 1111 97 Mohammad, Besmila 181 65 Mohammad, Mobina 181 65 Mohammad, Zarghona 1101 57 Mohr, Julie 1111 53 Momberger, Dave 1111 53, 81 Momberger, Steven 181 65 Monno, Steven 1111 53 Montgomery, Joeseph 1101 57 Morales, Cherie 191 62 MORALES, LISA 1121 43 Morales, Tina 1111 53,86 MORAN, MARY 1F1 83 Morgan, Darin 181 21, 65 Morland, Christina 171 70 Morris, Jeffrey 1101 16, 17, 21, 57 Morrow, Darlene 191 61 Morse, Tammy 191 62 Moten, Johari 171 70 Moua, Lue 1111 53 Moyer, Shane 1111 53 Mudek, Mario 1111 53 Mudgett, Dean 1101 58 MUELLER, RICK 1121 43 Mueller, Pamela 1101 58 MUGGLI, PHILIP 1121 43 Muller, Chris 1111 53 Muller, Dennis 1101 58, 104, 105 Muller, Robert 171 70, 113 Muniz, Esther 171 70 MUNNS, MARY 1F1 83 Munos, Scott 1101 12, 19, 58, 91, 105 MYQBRS, LYNNE112126, 4 Myran,Dean 18165, 113 Nagel, Ellen 1111 14, 53 Nash, Beverly 1101 14, 58 Nasseff, Diana 1111 58 Nasseff, Tony 191 62 Nehmer, Dawn 181 21,65 NEILSON, ROSE 1F1 82 Nelson, David E. 1111 53 Nelson, David J. 191 62 Nelson, Debra 191 62 Nelson, Heather 191 19,62 Nelson, Theodore 191 62, 103 Nestaval, Angelique 191 62 Nestaval, Jamie 1111 27, 53 Newbauer, Ann 1101 27, 58 NEWBAUER, TIM 1121 12, 43, 91, 105, 117 NESJYEN, DUC THI1121 Nicolay, Peter 1111 53 Niemi, Travis 171 70 Nitti, Nadine 171 70 Nobello, Lydia 181 21, 65 Nobello, Melanie 1111 19, 20, 24, 53, 95 NOBELLO, REMY11214, 18, 43 NOREEN, CAROL 1F1 78 NOWAK, SCOTT 1121 43 Nowak, Stacie 191 62 Nunnally, Valerie 181 65, 113 Nygard, Andrea L. 191 62 Nygard, Audra D. 191 17,62 O'Brien, Nick 1101 58,89 Och, Tammy 191 62 O'Connell, Robert 1111 53 OGLESBY, KELLY 1121 44, 92 Oglesby, Michelle 171 70, 112 OHMANN, DELORES 1F1 82 OHMANN, ELAINE 1F1 82 Ohmann, Jean 1111 111 Ohmann, Laura 191 62 OISSJN, JAMES 1F1 78, 89, Olson, Tim 1101 58, 99, 103 0'NEILL, PATRICIA 1121 14, 44 OEQANTES, TERESA1121 ORTEGA, LUIS 1F1 78 Ortega, Mark 181 17, 113 Ortiz, Ana 171 70 Ortiz, Carlos 1101 58 Ortiz, Christina 171 70, 112 Ortiz, Marina 1111 20, 53 OSBORNE, BARB 1F1 112 Otte, Kim 1111 24, 53,96 Ouk,Chantha191 62 Ouk,Khann110158 OVERTON, JoAN 1F1 78 Overton, Suzanne 191 62 Owen, Rodney 1111 27, 53, 89, 97 PACHOLL, THOMAS 1F1 72 Paddock, Jenny 181 21,65 Palechek, Bill 191 62,90 Palmberg, Thea 1101 58 Palomares, Nina 181 65,67 Palomares, Mechele 191 62 Pan, Vinel 181 65 Papenheim, Ann 1101 14,58 Paredes, Sharon 181 65 Park, Billy 1111 53,89 Park, Mike 191 62, 90 PARNELL, BOB 1121 44, 89, 97 Parnell, Mada 191 21, 25, 62 PATRICK, SCOTT 1121 24, 44 Patrick, Steve 1101 17, 58, 89, 97 Patrin, Thomas 181 65 PATTON, PATRICIA 1121 14, 24, 44, 96 Patton, Richard 1101 58 Patton, Ronald 1101 58 Paul, Eugene 191 62 PAULSON, JOAN 1F1 78 Payne, Kimberley 181 65 Payne, Robert 1101 58 Payne, Stacey 191 62 Perez, Cynthia 191 62 PEREZ, EUSTOLIO 1F1 22, 78 Perez, Recardo191 62 Perez, Roberto 191 62, 103 Perkins, Carol 1111 53 Perron, Michael 1111 53 Peterson, Eric 1111 53 Peterson, Lori 1111 54 PETERSON, MICHELLE 112114, 24, 44 PETERSON, MONICA 1F1 78 PETERSON, STEVEN 1F1 78 Pfeifer, Jennifer 1111 54 Pf'luger, Laura 1101 58 Phan, Chinda 171 70 PHAN, NGOC112144 Pheach, Nong 191 62 Pheach,Y18165 Philipp, Janet 171 70 Philipp, Lynn 19162 Philipp, Paul 181 64 PIERCE, KIMBERLEY 112116, 17, 44, 95 Pitzel, Ronald 191 62 PIZZUTI, MICHAEL 1121 19, 45, 89 Plaster, Brian 191 62 Podgorski, Anthony 191 62 Poole, Anne 191 62 Pollard, Lachaela 1111 54 Poole, Christina 181 65 Prantner, Patrick 1111 54 Pretzel, Timothy 181 66 Price, Kevin 1101 58, 110 PROKOP,CHARLENE1F1 82 Prokosch, Joan 1111 54 Pruss, Michelle 181 66 Quenette, Steven 171 70 Quenette, Tina 181 66 QUESNELL, DORIE 1121 45 QUINLAN,DENISE1F178, 92 Raasch, Mike 1101 58 Raasch, Penny 181 66 Raasch, Scott 191 62 Raasch, Tina 171 70 Raasch, Wendy 191 62, 81 Ramirez, Brad 1101 58 Ramirez, Dawn 1101 58 Ramirez, Joel 1111 54 Ramirez, Lisa 191 62, 94, 111, 117 Ramirez, Mark 181 17 Ramirez, Martin 1111 66 Ramirez, Vicky 1111 20, 54 Ramos, Laura 171 70 Rangel, Cristela 1111 20 RANSOM, ALAN 1F1 78 RASMUSSEN, WILLIAM 1121 45 RATH, EDWIN 1F178 Rea, Rosalinda 181 20,66 Redlin, Chad 181 17, 66, 113 Redlin, Nicole 191 17, 62 Reeves, Beverly 171 70 Reeves, Frederick 181 66, 113 Reeves, Jackie 1111 54 REGAN, NANCY 1121 10, 11, 13, 18, 45, 116 Reinhardt, Becky 1101 19, 24, 58, 94 Reinke, Lynn 191 62, 87 Reinke, Mark 1101 58, 99, 103 Renteria, Abby 1101 58 Reiord, Patricia 1111 19, 21, Reyes, Elizabeth 171 70, 112, 113 Reyes, Luz 191 62 Reyes, Mario 181 66 REYNOLDS, RANDOLPH 1121 45, 89, 109, 108 Rhoda, Angela 171 70 Rhode, Jay 181 66 Richardson, Judd 181 66 Riley, Scott 181 66 Rios, Gina 191 94 Rios, Denise 1111 10, 14, 54, 92, 93, 100, 101 Rios, Ines 171 70 Rivera, Abelino171 70 Rivera, Eddie 181 66 Rivera, Orlando 171 70, 113 RIVERA,YASMINE1F1 78 Rivet, Susen 191 19, 62, 100 ROBINETTE, JULIE 1121 14, 45 Robinette, Micki 1101 58, 111 ROBINSON, DOUG 11 21 5, 10, 13, 14, 19, 45 Robinson, John 191 62, 108, 110 Robinson, Jolene 171 70 Robinson, Mary 191 62 Robinson, Richard 171 70,97 ROBINSON, RICHARD 1F1 79 ROBY,JoANNE1F179 Roderick, Chelle 181 66 Rodriguez, Antony 191 62 Rodriguez, David 171 70 Rodriguez, Monica 1111 94, 100, 102 Rodriguez, Roland 191 62 Rodrigeuz, Sandy 1101 20 Rojas, Dora 1101 20, 58 Rojas, Margarita 181 20, 66, 112 Rolfer, Heidi 181 66 Rolfzen, Becky 1111 20, 54 Romero, Jeffrey 181 66 Romero, Scott 1111 89 ROMO, MICHAEL 1121 14, 15, 18, 45 Romo, Stella 1111 14, 19, 54, 86, 87, 115 Ronning, Tracey 191 62 Rosario, Candi 1101 20, 58, 92, 94 Rosario, Carmen 181 66 Rosario, Catherine 181 66 Rosario, Linda 1101 17,58 ROSARIO, LUIS 1F1 113 Rosario, Pete 1101 58, 107 Rosario, Rose 181 66 Rosario, Sandy 1101 22, 58, 94 Rosario, Susan 1111 54 Rosario, Virginia 1101 58 Rosenberger, Bobbie 1111 54 Rosseter, Robert 191 17, 62 ROSSMAN, LINDA 1F1 79 Roth, Kathryn 181 66 RCgg'HENBERG, PHIL 1F1 Royce, Sonia 181 66 RUBENSTEIN, SANDRA 1F1 79 RUBERTO, JENNIFER 1121 46, 91, 116 Rudolph, James 1111 54 Ruhl, Parrish 171 70,96 Ruiz, Lazara 171 70 RUMMEL, MARION 1F1 79 Russ, Christopher 1101 58 Rustard, Christopher 181 66 Rutter, Cheryl 171 70 RYAN, KATHY 1F1 111 RYAN, MICHAEL 1F1 79 RYAN, ROBERT 1F1 79, 91, 105 RYAN, TIM 1F1 105 Rysgaard, Leslie 191 62 Sailor, Blair 171 70 Sailor, Jody 1111 18, 54, 86, 95 Sager, Bernadette 1111 54 SAGQBR, BRIDGET1121 Salak, Paul 181 66, 112, 113 Salak, Timothy 1101 58, 96, 97 Sandoval, Chriselda 1111 54 SANFT, KAREN 1F1 21 Santana, Blanca 191 62 Santana, Victor 191 62, 105, 107 Santos, Barbara 181 66 Saturnini, Darcey 171 70 Saturnini, Dawn 181 66 SAVOLAINEN, JACQUELINE1F1 79 SCHAFFHAUSEN, DENNIS 1121 46 Scharmer, Pamela 181 66 Schneider, Jeseph 181 66 SCHEMA, CHRIS 112146 Schilla, Jill 1111 54 Schilling, Jill 1101 26, 58 Schenfeld, Robert 1101 58 Schladweiler, Dean 1101 58 Schladweiler, Wayne 1101 58 SCHMID, JEAN 1F1 79 Schmidt, Karen 1101 58,92 Schmidt, Peggy 1111 54 Schmidt, Ross 191 62 Schmieg, Andrea 171 70 Schmitt, Andrew 191 62 Schmitt, Jacob 171 70, 113 Schmitz, Dale 1101 58 SCHOSTEK, NANCY 112112, 13, 27, 46 Schrouth, Chris 191 62 SCHULTZ, DOUGLAS 1121 46 Schultz, Karen 191 62 Schultz, Lenny 1101 58 Schultz, Lisa 1111 54 Schultz, Suzanne 171 70 Schultz, Yvette 1101 58, 94, 100, 102 Schussler, Mike 191 63 SCHUSTER, JENNIFER 1121 46 SCHWABE, RAY 1F1 94 SCHWARTZ, WENDI 1121 46 Sear, Roxanne 191 63 Sear, Rudolph 191 63 Sek,Chea1101 58 Sek,Chum18166 SERRANO,LUZ1F172 Setter, Mark 191 63 Sexton, Chad 171 70 Shaffer, Bobbie Jo 1101 58 SHAWBOLD, DEAN 1F1 79 Sherman, Angelique 181 66 SHIELDS,GLADYS1F1 82 SHINN, JAMES 1F1 80 SHINN, JEAN 1F1 83 Siedschlag, John 110158 Simmons, Scott 191 63 SIMMONS, THEKLA 1F1 82 Sin, Sophear 181 66, 112 Sjoblom, Darren 1111 54 Skwarek, Jeffrey 191 63 Sletner, Laurie 191 63 Smith, Charlene 181 66 Smith, Dionne 1101 58 Smith, Jeremy 181 66 Smith, Ricco 171 70 Smith, William 181 66 Sobania, Tony 1111 54 Solis, Joanne 1101 58 SOLIS, LISA 1121 46 Solis, Michelle 191 63 Solis, Steven 171 70 Soliz, Rudy 181 66 Solt, Becky 1101 7, 100, 101 SORUCO, RUBEN 1F1 20,80 Soto, Ben 1111 54, 55, 89 Soto, Carmen 1111 14,54 Soto, Damaris 181 66 Soto, Gloria 181 66 Soto, Juan 181 66 SOTO, TONYA 112147 SOUTHWARD, BRUCE 1F1 80 SPECK, SANDRA 1F1 80 SPENCER, OLIVER 1F1 72 Spielman, Jenny 1101 58 SPYCHALLA, THOMAS 1121 47 Srey, Thearoth 191 63 Stanton, Joelle 1101 58,59 Stanton, Thomas 191 22, 63 St. Clair, Tescha 181 66 St. Germaine, Douglas 181 66 ST. GEORGE, STEVE 1121 47 Standley, Shawn 181 66 Stedje, Kristin 1101 58 Steele, James 171 70 Stelter, Jim 1111 24, 54, 89 Stevens, Jennifer 171 70 Stevens, Luchelle 191 63 Steward, Nathaniel 191 63 Stewart, Adelaide 181 88, 112 Stewart, Denise 181 66 Stewart, Jodi 171 70 Stewart, Melanie 1111 54, 55 Stewart, Molly 181 66 STIPE, DAVID 1121 47 Stoltz, Marvin 1101 21, 58, 89, 108, 110 Stoltz, Todd 171 21, 70,112, 113 Stone, Kari 191 63 Stone, Lynette 171 70 STUHLMAN, NELSINE 1F1 80 SIiLgVAN, MICHAEL 1F1 Swanda, Jenny 191 63 SWANSON, HELEN 1F1 26 Swanson, Jeanette 181 21,66 Swanson, Lisa 171 70 Swanson, Lora 191 63 Swanson, William 171 21,70 SVg'6XNSON, WILLIAM 1F1 SWASER,HILDA1F182 Index 127 Tackaberry, Dan 181 24 Tackaberry, Robert 191 63, 1 10 Tatum, April 181 66, 114 Tatum, Leslie 1101 58 Taylor, Billy 1101 58, 89, 90 Taylor, Chris 1111 54 Taylor, Gloria 1101 17, 58, 59 Taylor, Roger 181 26, 66 Tejeda, Jennifer 171 70, 112 TEJEDA, LYNN 1121 47 Tejeda, Victoria 171 70 Thao, Chue 181 66 Thao, Mee 191 63 THAO, ONG1121 22 Thao, Tia 171 70 TIIQO, TOU TONG 1121 Thao, Yia 171 70, 112 Thao, Yi 181 66 Thao, Youa 181 66 Thilmany, Kathy 191 63 Thomas, Kelly 181 66 THOMAS, MICHAEL 1121 47 Thomas, Reno 171 70 THOMASON, JENI 1F1 82 Thompson, Jeff 1101 59 THOMPSON, KELLY 1121 47, 89 Thor, Ger 1101 59 Thor, Phoua 1111 54 Thor, Zoua 1111 54 TI:g1RESON,PHILLIP 1F1 Thorn, Taunee 191 17, 19, 63, 100, 114 Tiebel, Stephen 171 70 TILLER, JANET 1F1 80 Tittle, Damian 181 66, 113 Todora, Cindy 191 13, 63 TODORA, JULIE 1121 18, 48 Tokheim, Tammy 191 6 Tomlinson, Richard 1101 59 TORGERSON, ANTOINETTE 1F1 83 Torres, Juan 191 91 Town, Michael 181 21, 66, 97 Trcka, Lynn 1101 59 Tunison, David 1111 54 Tunison, Laura 1111 25, 54 Turner, Jerome 181 66 TVQQEEOTON, MICHAEL 1F1 Um, Morind 1101 59 128 - Index Vance, Andrew 1111 24, 54 VANCE, BOB 1121 23 Valento, Lori 1111 54 Vargjdenbosch, Nicole 171 17, Vandenbosch, Tammie 1111 54, 94 Vang, Cha 1111 21, 54 Vang, Chia 181 66 Vang, Chong 171 70, 112 Vang, Chou 191 63 Vang, Chou 171 112 Vang, Ka 1101 59 Vang, Kao 1111 54 Vang, Kou18167, 113 Vang, Koua181 67 Vang, Lee 181 67 Vang, Mee 191 63 Vang, Moua191 63 Vang, Soua 1111 54 Vang, Thao 181 67 Vang, Tria 1101 59 Vang, Vang 191 63 Vang, Xia 191 63 Vang, Ying 1101 59 Vang, Youa 191 63 VanGuilder, Joseph 1101 19, 59, 110 VanHorn, Bonnie 191 17,63 VanHorn, Roberta 1101 21, 59, 87 Vannette, Robin 1111 54 VanPoperin, Amy 171 71, 112, 113 Vanyo, Ann 191 7, 63, 111 VanZYL, BEA 1F1 82 Varela, Felicia 1111 54,86 Varela, Jennifer 191 19, 63, 96 Varela, Joel 1111 19, 108, 110 Vasquez, Brandon 171 62 Vasquez, Edward 191 71, 112 Vasquez, Elizabeth 1111 20, 54, 94, 100 Vasquez, Jason 171 71 Vasquez, Lillian 181 67, 112 VASQUEZ, MARCELINA 1F1 83 Vasqfiez, Terri Ann 191 63, 11 Vasquez, Tina 191 63 Vega, Silena 181 67 Velander, Jean 191 63 VELASQUEZ, LINDA 1121 19, 48 VELASQUEZ, SYLVIA 1121 48 VELOTTA, ANDREA 1121 14, 48 Verdeja, Christopher 1101 59 Verdeja, David 171 71 Verdeja, Evangelina 171 71 Verdeja, Gregory 181 67 VERDEJA, NELDA 1121 21, 24, 48 VERDEJA, PATTI 1121 18, 48, 100 Verdeja, Sam 181 67 Verdon, Kimberly 1101 59 Verschoyle, David 1111 54 Vigliotti, Alexis 1101 59 VIGNALO, ALICE 1F1 80 Villamor, Marie-Clare 181 67 VILLAMOR, MARIE- DIONNE 1121 25, 48, 87 Villarreal, Rene 181 67 Voeung, Lath 1111 54 VOILES, HELEN 1F1 82 VOKATY, WILLIAM 1F1 80 Vorlicky, Andrew 1101 59, 107 Vorlicky, Jean 1101 21,59 Vue, A 1111 21, 54 Vue, Bee 191 63 Wagner, Christopher 1101 59 YAGNER, RHODA 11 21 8 Walker, Christopher 1101 59 WALKER, GARY 1121 10, 20, 49, 91, 106, 104, 105 Walker, Mary Jo 191 63, 111 Walker, Robert 191 63 Walter, Albert 11 11 54 Walter, Ruby 191 63 Wan, Thee 1101 59 Wanna, Leon 181 67 Warren, Lisa 181 67 Warren, Michael 191 63 Watters, Shelby 1101 59 Watters, Brent 11 11 54 WALZ, J oANNE 1F1 80 WATSON, HOLLY 1F1 83 Webb, Ann 181 21,67 Weber, Kathy 171 71, 96, 112 REBER, MICHAEL 1121 WEIR, SHANNON 1121 14, 49 Weiss, Mary 1111 54 Weldon, Stacy 171 71 Wende, James 1111 54, 107 Wenge, Jeffrey 181 67, 112, 11 WENDEL, KARI 1121 49 Wenker, Daniel 191 63 Wenner, Angie 1111 54, 115 WERT, JACK 1F1 80 WESCOTT, JAY 1F1 80, 97 West, Thomas 181 67 Wheeler, Michael 181 67 WOIJ-IEELER, TERESE 1F1 1 Whitacre, Jeffrey 191 63, 110, 108 White, Cindy 191 21, 63 Whitson, Brian 171 21, 71, 113 WICKLUND, BARB 1F1 83 Wickstrom, Roberto 171 71 WILCOX, RICK 1F1 89 Wilde, Brandon 191 24,63 Wilhelmy, Laura 1111 14, 21, 54, 111 WILLHITE, KELLY 1121 49 Williams, Howard 191 63 Williams, Robert 181 67 WILSON, DAVE 1F1 90 Wilson, Karen 181 67, 113 Wgson, Stephanie 11 11 24, 54, 4 Wilwert, Kenneth 1101 59 WIRTH, JAMES 1F1 81 Wirtz, Franceen 1101 59 Wirtz, Frank 181 67 Woelfel, Mary 181 67 V Woelfel, Timothy 1101 59 Wogan, Victoria 1101 59 Wolf, William 11 11 54 Wollenberg, Al 191 63, 81 Wood, Carrie 171 71 Wright, Jill 1111 54 XIONG, EH 1121 49 Xiong, Jae 171 71 Xiong,Lo1111 54 Xiong, Mao 171 71 Xiong, Mee 1101 59 Xiong, Say 1111 54 Xiong, Seng 191 63 Xiong, Ying 171 71 Yang, Bee 171 71 Yang, Blong 1101 59 YANG, FONG 1121 20 Yang, Leng 171 71 Yang, Mai Yi 171 71 Yang, Pang 181 67 Yang, Sue 191 63 Yang, Xue 1111 54 Yang, Yee 1101 59 YARUSSO, GENTILLE 1F1 - 81 Yin, Rattanak 191 63 Yllg, SOPHORN 1121 22, 4 YOUNG, SCOTT 1121 49 YSAGUIRRE, DAWN 1121 50 Ysaguirre, Tony 191 63 Zamarripa, Chrissy 1111 55 Zamarripa, Rachel 1101 59 ZAMPA, ANDRE1121 99 ZAMORA, SUSAN 1121 19, 50 Zehnder, Raymond 1111 55 Zeigler, David 1101 59 ZEPEDA, LEANDRA 112 19, 50 Ziertman, Ann 191 63 ZIERTMAN, MICHAEL 1121 50 ZIGAN, JEAN 1121 10, 50 Zigan, Julie 181 67,96 Zschokke, Laurie 171 71 Zuniga, Robert 1101 6, 59, 108 11 Zuniga, Tamara 171 71, 96, 112 IAAQ VN X vb. dmv M CL-gaki-tL'L9iD , 7 1 LL.: Cu 2155 SQ 22 42 35532 Sgfw R99 wiww NSWQQQN 5535255 Www Wy ?iggfQ wifawfxx if 93239 ' 13 13533 N53 gfxfJi,ifii , is . l1f2fJ L Q Q O E My W M Q Mwwfzfff mis NS QQ Wgkfgwywj NSSMQW, Mffifff g W M ff? fi? fQw'M?f'f3 fffff' CCM