Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1978 volume:

A N9H {JT7ZZ5 The 1978 Revolution Jefferson High School Bloomington, Minnesota i ed u ca tion (ej ' e kS ’ shan), development of knowledge, skills, ability, by teaching, training, study, or experience. JHS offers its students a wide range of opportunities to learn, study, or experience the skills they will need in their lives. A full curriculum prepares the student for college, vo-tech, work, or fun. 3 Looking, Seeking, Doing, Learning For many JHS students the Career Center becomes the most important area of the building. There they can read about possible vocations, obtain college catalogues, take a wide range of tests, and even explore possible opportunities with the aid of a computer terminal. On a typical day the Center will have representatives from a college at one table, maybe a military recruiter at another, while students read about Vo-Tech programs at a third. 4 Some students are able to gain direct training experiences in either the classroom or “on the job.” The range of possibilities for learning is great, there is something for every taste or desire. 5 Preparation for Leisure 6 Hk Over the years the number of hours a person actually works in a day or week has been slowly reduced. School now must also make an effort to prepare the student for the many hours of leisure they will have. 7 8 Some students take the idea of preparing for leisure a little too seriously and spend much of their time over preparing in a variety of ways. Sitting, talking, resting, slipping out for lunch, are all a part of the JHS ••Extended Curriculum. 9 Preparation for the Little Thinge 12 Much of life is filled with those little things which come up unexpectedly. We must often fill out forms, wait for friends, wait for the signal to begin or the call to action. At times we must take advantage of a spare minute to look at the facts one more time before the test or later go over our results and be evaluated. Whatever it is that life holds for us we can prepare for it, if we wish, in the halls and classes of our school. Preparation for Anything M Homecoming Sadie Winter Formal J.T.C. Presents. Concerts Music Special Events Daily Activities 17 Staff The teachers are real nice, they are always willing to talk to you.” ••The teachers are human.” •' My counselor spent more time with me the first week than the one in my old school did all last Students •‘The kids are very informal and friendly.” I found it easy to make new friends.” •‘There are all kinds of kids, but most are nice.” What’s It Really Like In an effort to find out what life at Jefferson is really like, we asked some students new to the school for: The Good Mod Schedule ‘•I love mod scheduling, it gives me a chance to meet people.” •■IS time is good, because I can get my work done in school and not have to carry a lot of books home. “When I need help I can usually get it right away, without an appointment. Lunches Lunches are great here, compared to my old school this place is a delicatessen. I like the idea of having a choice of what I can eat. in my old school all we got was TV dinners. The salad lunch is neat. I think most lunches are too much fattening stuff.” 18 The Bad Respect Jefferson is a really beautiful building, but many of the kids don't respect it or take care of it. They don't know what a waste basket is for.” If you leave a book or something for a minute you're lucky if it’s there when you come back. Some kids use bad words.” The Pit The pit is a real disgrace, that kind of stuff should not be permitted in a school. Ifs dumb having a rule against smoking in school and then having the pit. Either they should allow kids who want to smoke anywhere or enforce the rules.”________________ School Spirit The only people with any school spirit are the cheerleaders, at games people don't watch or cheer they just socialize. No one seems to be too interested in school activities except for drinking parties. Detention No comments we received about the detention room were fit to print. 19 Homecoming — 77 i Lett to Right: Wendy Costello Kathy Young Sue Lichtenburger Lisa Yokubonis Queen 1976 Sue Davies Queen 1977 Jane Villwock Shelly Jorgensen Heidi Ruele Left to Right: Dirk Moorhead Dick Brinkhaus King 1976 Brian Mazzu Mike Gunderson King 1977 Scon Swenson Tom Hendricks Pete Stahl Tom Swanson 20 Homecoming 1977 was both a disaster and a grand old tradition. Rain washed out the parade and the football game on Friday night. The game was rescheduled for Monday and played in a drizzle on a field which was muddy and slippery. The weather, the footing, and the opposition all joined together to cause a loss for our guys. The theme for the event also came under attack for its unintentional portrayal of the Native American. However, the weather, the loss, and the complaint did not destroy the good side of Homecoming. The coronation went smoothly, the dance was enjoyed by all who attended, and the alumni got a chance to ask those they hadn’t seen for a while, “What ya' up to? 21 Sadie, Sadie, Again a Lady 22 The 1977 edition of the traditional Sadie Hawkins Dance was a quiet affair. All the usual attractions were there: Marryin’ Sam tied the knot for couples who could afford the price; Kickaboo Joy Juice was available straight from the cider jug; couples could pose for a picture they would never forget. Couples danced Dogpatch style to the Disco Sound of John Hunt, or they just sat and watched others bounce, kick, and jump. Fortunately the only swaging this year was just to the music which meant Winter Formal would not have to be cancelled. 23 Jefferson Theatre Company Presents . . . An Evening of Stories for All Ages 24 Christmas Carol The Ghosts of Christmas' Past, Present, and Future rattled their chains and raised dust as the JTC players offered Dickens' classic, The Christmas Carol December 15th and 16th. Strong performances and adept staging made this a presentation that rattled your bones and left you with a real appreciation of the talents of our players. 26 This year the JTC players presented five separate short plays designed for the young but pleasing to eyes of all ages. Included in this year's package were: The Bremen Town Musicians, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Henny Penny, The Golden Goose, and the Mime Team in Little Boxes. This wide array of presentations gave the members all a chance to display their talents to the fullest, and quite a display it was. The final act in the JTC program came in the Spring with Nathan Detroit and the gang frolicing on stage in the musical Guys and Dolls. 27 Winter Formal After much discussion it was finally decided to have a Winter Formal. A date was set, a band was hired, and committees were formed. It might have been the weather, or the timing, or the fact that the tradition was broken last year, but this year the Formal was not as well attended as had others in the past. Those who went enjoyed a chance to talk, get their pictures taken, and at times to dance. 28 R What's New'] Each year, it seems, brings some new twists to our old school, and 1977-78 was not different. In order to control the speed of those who drove on the driveways around the school a series of speed bumps were installed. Early attempts to deal with these led to many lost mufflers and severe shakes. However, after a little experience and a lecture on how to angle over the bumps most were able to proceed with care. 1977-78 also produced a new schedule, which began a bit earlier and had a “B Day extended advisor period. Another innovation was the placing of protective plastic boxes over all the thermostats. While the boxes made little different at first, by mid January a few rooms were suited for meat storage only. Students were greeted, when they returned in September, to an inscription on the front of the school advertising some second rate musical organization. There is a popular slogan about having to try harder when you're No. 2, but it would be nice if they would try on the practice field and not on our walls. In February it was discovered that a large percentage of the buses used by KAL bus lines to transport Jaquars were not up to State Safety standards. After a few days of late buses or doubled up runs, buses from other districts were brought in until ours were corrected and approved. While most students generally respect the building, a few found it necessary to express their thoughts in marking pen. Jefferson’s Career Center received a new addition during the winter when a Career computer was installed to help students locate training for certain jobs, and to show job opportunities. Probably the biggest new item for 77-78 was the Detention-suspension program. The former faculty lunchroom became the “Box.” Students who were tardy checked in there. Those who were tardy too often, missed class, or committed other major crimes got to spend a day, or two, in confinement. 31 Fads, Fashions, Fancies of 77-78 Each year brings with it a new fad which seems to sweep through the student body and then dies over the summer. This year it was the stickpin. These little trinkets began to show up on collars, sweaters, and tops with amazing regularity. The male half of the student body went into T shirts this year. Shirts showed one's taste in music, vacation spots, or other form of fun and frolic. Students returning to school after the Winter break brought with them the smash game item of the year, a pocket size computerized football game. If one listened carefully its telltale sound could be heard in nearly every area of the building. 32 33 The One Thing I'll Always Remember About Minnesota Is the Winter 34 The winter of 1977-78 may prove to be the worst of the century. All across the nation there were record snow falls that stalled traffic and tied up the giant East Coast cities. The far West had record rains followed by mud slides. All the nation except Minnesota suffered. We did have a record cold wave, over 60 straight days when the temperature failed to get above freezing, but we were spared extreme cold and snow. For those who liked to cross country ski it was a great year. The outdoor hockey rinks stayed frozen and the roads were open. For those who cared to get out and away there was lots of beauty to see. Even for those who didn't get out and away there was beauty, the scenes on these two pages were all taken within a mile of our school. Most are from the area behind Normandale JC, a few are behind the ice garden. 35 A.F.S. Cheerleaders Debate Declaration D.E.C.A. Flag and Rifle Corps Health Careers Club H.E.A.R.T. Intramurals JJ's Knight Thyme Singers Music N.H.S. Rebel Revolution Ski Club Student Council Theatre Company V.I.C.A. 36 U0O«� � « � 9N •99010 The Improv Team The Jefferson Theatre Company 38 The Jefferson Theatre Company (shown below) provides a wide range of offerings throughout the year. The Mime team and the Improv team shown on the opposite page go to various schools to entertain and to teach. The full crew prepares and presents a range of shows from serious, to comedy, to musical. All of this is done under the watchful eye of Mag, Mr. Warren Magnuson; Director. All areas of stagecraft are dealt with including: performing, make up, set design, directing, and lighting. Students who participate come away with a level of training which is probably unmatched anywhere in the Twin Cities area. The Lighting crew 39 Brass and Strings Combine to Produce Beautiful Things The Knight-Thyme Singers 41 Front Row, L to R: K. Hildreth, S. Sundell, C. Staten, N. Erickson, M. Vozenilek, R. Boggie, Staton. R. Skanse, C. Aden, H, Lulotf. N. Lynch, P. Davis, A. Castk Second Row: Mr. Knight, D. Olson, C. Enroth, J. Jacobson, B. Swift, N. Hilleran, J. Peterson, D. Conner. M. Peterson. C. Rue, K. Munson. G. Russell. L. Senccha J. Hedlund. Third Row: L. Henry, J. Benolken, C. Cook. S. Gallagher, J. Hildreth, D. Oas, C. Degan, J. Bollage, K. Edlund, M. Asp, W. Miller, J. Hallblade, B. Seitz Debonaires Jefferson's Concert Choir and the Debonaires supply a wide range of musical entertainment all year long. In December they present a Winter Concert which features seasonal selections of both a classical and popular nature. Later in the season they present a Pop’s Concert where they perform in total, in small groups, and even in solo. These performances give all a chance to display the wide range of talents they have developed while participating in the musical programs which are offered to all who love to sing. 43 They Play the Songs That Thomas Jefferson High School Jaw Ensemble Front Row: Roberta Smith, Cheryl Jereczek. Lorraine Woldum, Caroline Woldum, Harlan Stokes. David Boe. Second Row: Mr. Casey, Stephen Reetz. Scott Boehne. Scott Burke. Brad Becker, Tim Burt. Back Row: David Tone. Mark Rotenbery, Ronald Larson, Tim Kraft. Brad Fisher, Tom Stark. Thomas Jefferson High School Jazz Lab Front Row: Randall Moroney, David Baker. Robert Foy. Gail Anderson. Murray Smith. Second Row: James Kuether. Eric Ware. Karin Sandquist, Steven Langbem, Peter Olson. Third Row: John Rieder, James Olive. Walter Reeves. John Miller, Paul Bever. Ryan Steen. Back Row: Mr. Casey. Todd North, Viktors Konters. Clark Rundell, Mark Pruszmski, Thomas Hanson. 44 THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND Make the Whole School Swing Jefferson Band Council Front Row: Susan Pribyl (President). Lea Pantages (Treasurer). Ann Tsuchiya. Sandra Hudak (Secretary), John Pantages. Second Row: Laura Viertel. Kyle Peterson. Scott Burke. Mr. Casey. Back Row: Steven Kirby. David Boe. James ! Kroonblawd (Vice President). Jefferson Band Staff Front Row Lesa Grebner, Gail Meyer, Kim Schewene. Jill Pearson. Second Row: Lea Pantages, Teresa Sutton. Sandra Hudak Third Row. Laurie Senechal. Lisa Fritz. Howell Hsiao. Karen Schreier. Fourth Row: Mark Prus mski. Mark Rotenberry, Ryan Steen Back Row Clark Rundell. William Webster. Tim Kraft. Symphony Band 45 Varsity Band The Big B' Goes to Big D' The highlight of the Marching Band season was a trip to Dallas to participate in the Cotton Bowl parade and Festival. As a bit of luck our Minnesota Vikings qualified for the NFL playoff and so the band was selected to provide the half time show. Unfortunately the officials of CBS decided the nation would rather see Irv, Phyllis, and Brent and so the band got little national exposure. (Do you suppose that’s why CBS is 3?). Members of the band performed and toured and had a wonderful time. The folks in Dallas were excellent hosts, they even provided the band with Minnesota weather. Maybe Big D stands for dreary! 46 The 1977 Marching Band Thomas Jefferson Senior High School Bloomington, Minnesota Donald Casey — John Eckberg Directors Go Team Go Trying to lead cheers is a difficult job since few students want to participate. At most games the cheerleaders, the jaguar, and a few students try to be enthusiastic, but the rest of the students talk, socialize, or stand in line for popcorn. Even under these conditions our cheerleaders and the jaguar mascot do their best to stir the crowd and show the teams that they have lots of support. One becomes a cheerleader or a mascot only after going through a tryout session in which the competition is always tough. The few who win a place on the team then find much of their lives controlled. They must conform to High School League rules, and they must give many evenings up so that they can go cheer when they often outnumber the crowd. At times they must brave rain, cold, smelly gyms, and risk injury on skates. Fortunately there are still students who want to do this. Wouldn't it be nice if some of their enthusiasm would infect the crowds? 48 font Row. Left to Right: JAGUARS. Kristi Folkestad. Penny Behrendt. Jerrine Sorenson, Barb West, econd Row: Lisa Grebner, Anne Rockwell, Kathy Griffin. Sue Lichtenburger Third Row: Nancy Rolandelli. nda Vertel. Beth Figi, Sue Long. Kitty Dryer. Fourth Row: Wendy Michealson, Cay Hanson, Karen Borgen. onnie Fairbrother. Joan Gillyard. Sue Bratland. Mary Ellen Wmum. Wall: Tina Lee. Gayle Fourmea, Sarah lichaels. Christy Oas, Kathy Klima. 49 Here Comes the Flags The Flag and Rifle Corps is a precision unit which performs in conjunction with the Marching Band. Members are selected each Spring in a tryout competition. Those who are successful then spend many hours after school getting their routines perfect. The long practices show when the Corps takes the field, their close order drills and formations add much to the fans' enjoyment of both football and basketball games. Highlights of this year's season were serving as an honor guard for the Homecoming Coronation and going to Dallas to perform in The Cotton Bowl Parade and the NFC playoff game. 50 51 The Long Blue Line Almost any afternoon between 2:30 and 5:00 you can find the JJ's in the cafeteria practicing their routines and learning new ones. The total number of hours they put in is reflected in the beautiful shows they provide at halftimes and at pep fests. One becomes a member of the line by audition, but one becomes a part of the line only through practice. THE 1977-78 JJ’S, Back Row; Left to Right: Jill McHenery. Sherri Patterson, Sherry Sproull, Lisa Hermann, Jane Lagermeier, Lon Lieser, Lori Moline. Middle Row: Tami Duncan, Kyle Peterson, Shelley Jorgenson, Kathy Blegen, Maggie Waters, Karen Schuler, Gayle Gilliam, Maria Heck. Front Row: Mindy Ayotte, Kelly Kriegl, Judy Steenson, Kathy Young, Terri Olson. 52 N.H.9. The National Honor Society is a very select group which accepts only the top 15% of the senior class, and then only after a very careful screening process. The group serves mainly as a service club. They provided student guides during open houses and other such activities. This year they also looked into a variety of fund raising programs in an attempt to get money for trees to replace those destroyed by Dutch Elm. Their meetings were always well attended and the desire to take part was always evident. 53 A.F.9. While AFS really stands for American Field Service, it seems as though it means All Foreign Students. The AFS club is made up of both Jefferson students and foreign exchange students who enjoy learning about customs and practices in other lands. The club's many activities are designed to promote friendship and understanding throughout the world. Each fall an international pot luck dinner is held which features dishes from around the world. Carlos Sanchez and Maria Gonzalez provide some down home music at the International Dinner held in the cafeteria. Top: Mr. Don Chase makes some last minute arrangements at the International Dinner. Lower: Mike Schaefer presents a talk on his homeland. Top: Most of the AFS’ers pose for the camera. Lower: Our three Swedes, Ka Sandquist, Mari Kamlind. and Helena Flisberg, join club President Sue Boorsma (second from the right). 54 .E.C.A. The Jefferson chapter of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is an active group in both school and organizational activities. They sponsor a balloon drift in connection with Homecoming. They also sponsor sales of seasonable articles, and help to raise money for conventions by conducting a taste test. Most DECA students are enrolled in some form of co op training, spending the mornings in school and then going on the job for further training. 55 Smile, Your're on WJAG Missed a large group because of illness? have a conflict so you can't get to a discussion? or you had to work last night and missed the hockey game? all these problems can be solved through the miracle of video tape and the staff of WJAG. Besides providing this type of backup the WJAG people provide all forms of AV material to brighten up a class or to help in a student presentation. A regular service is the preparation of a news broadcast which gives students a chance to gain experience on both sides of the television camera. Heart HEART is one of four work co-op programs availabe to students. Those who enroll spend an hour in class each day, plus taking their required courses, and then leave school for on the job training. While the idea of getting out of school early and working for pay appeals to many, the program is more than just that. Students must keep records of what they do, prepare reports, and perform to minimum standards to receive credit and remain on the program. Above Left: Dawn Sparling tries to figure out how to get one's finger from between the keys of the cash register at Perkins. Above: Darcy Topping tries to paste a sticker over the no tipping sign at York Steak House. Left: Celeste Ward awaits an answer from the mirror at the Normandale Sports and Health Club. 57 Far Right: Annette Kolula at Telex. Right: Becky Jordan also at Telex, OEA may sound like a governmental agency, but it isn't. OEA stands for Office Education Association, one of the co op work training programs offered to JHS students. Students who join OEA spend part of their day in class doing simulated business operations, then go out on the job and do it for real. O.E.A. 58 Bienvenidos Club Espanol Students taking Spanish and others interested in a good time have formed the Spanish Club. A major activity of the club is preparing authentic Spanish foods and enjoying a fiesta. Some members of the club have decided to take advantage of a special opportunity and travel to Spain in the Spring. To please the REVOLUTION camera the Club staged a special fiesta complete with all the trimmings. There were tacos, black beans, doritos, and even that special Spanish dish El Brownieos. 59 VICA is the fourth co op training program which exists in JHS. It is also probably the busiest since they never could find a time to have their picture taken. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS: Joni Gilyard, Anne Rockwell. Lisa Grebner. Linda Viertel, Wendy Michaelson. 60 Winter Sports Cheerleaders Left: SWIMMING SQUAD: Mary Lee, Sarah Micheals, Mary Ellen Winum, Karen Borgen, Kim Enebo. Below Left: SOPHOMORES: Sally Ayott, Paula Bjornlie, Lisa Cosmo, Michelle Haines, Pam Hendricks, Jodie Jorgensen, Jill Kelly, Mary Kelly, 8eth Knutson, Karen Munson, Nancy Munson, Tami Norby, Denise Rodning. 61 Student Government The Student Government of JHS is set up to give all a chance to have input into the decision making process. Each advisor group selects one member for the Council of Reps. Ten Council members join with reps from staff, administration, cooks, custodians, and secretarial staff to form the second house of the structure. Unfortunately many homerooms fail to send a rep or if they do the rep comes once or twice then leaves. The few who stay attempt to accomplish what they can. This year they got the speed bumps rounded off, raised money to get some new trees, and sponsored the Winter Formal. They also dealt with the problem of trays being left in the lunchroom through a tray voucher program. 62 Lost and Found In setting up the original plan for this year’s REVOLUTION space was set aside for all the various organizations listed in the student handbook. However, in putting the book together it was discovered that some clubs have been lost, while others exist but are not listed. Has anyone seen the Health Careers Club or the Chess Club? They both seem to have vanished. Also gone is the Pep Club, which had a brief life, but it lost its own pep and was nowhere to be found when pictures were scheduled. While looking for the lost clubs a few unknown ones were found. Shown above and left is the ’’Out to Lunch Club” their meetings were held daily in the main hall where they discussed the same question, Where do we go today?” Usually they came up with a solution and left to continue their debate pondering the heavy issue, Do I want a Big Mac or a Big Barny? A second club is the Jefferson chapter of SCALE (Student Climbers And Lofty Explorers). These students prepared for their lifes goal, climbing the face of the IDS building, by climbing on any thing that offered a challenge. 63 All the News That Fits They Print Right: Two Rebel staffers look up the meaning of what their beloved advisor called them after they picked the spot for the staff picture. 64 The Business Staff? School newspapers, much like school lunches, are usually an object of ridicule, however, in the case of the REBEL such comments are quite improper. Ms. Jan Parks, advisor, and Bob McDonough, editor, and the entire REBEL staff for that matter, work long and hard to put out a paper which tries to satisfy all readers. They deal with current issues both school wide and district wide, plus they give comments on films, records, and concerts. While many just toss their issues away believing them to be worthless, those who take time to read and enjoy the several copies have come to appreciate the efforts of the small group who can be found in the Lower C wing working on further issues. Above: The editorial staff gets their first look at one of the outstanding RE8EL issues, while their advisor tries to remember if she paid the premium on her liability insurance. 65 The Revolution Putting a yearbook together is not an easy 10b, Cindy Bell and Jill Pemberton first had to learn how to draw a straight line. (Far Right) Gail Koesk and Kerry Teel went through old books looking for ideas. Here they are studying an old issue of Cosmopolitan and trying to figure out how to get the advisor to pose like Burt Reynolds, (right) Classes editor Carla Solberg draws one of the 1432 squares used in the classes section this year. (Far Right) Yearbook filing cabinet, made in Warsaw. (Right) Yearbook staffers search one of their favorite spots for information for the book. (Right) Liz Heller types with the one hand method, (above) 66 A Skiing We Will Go Members of the Jefferson Ski Club had a truly great year. The weather cooperated beautifully with adequate early snow and then cool, but not bone chilling cold, that kept the snow on the slopes and made for a great week every week. Besides the regular Thursday after school outings to Buck Hill the Club planned a number of longer trips. While they never got to Vail they did have a Vail of a great time. 67 Beginning Debate Students may be in beginning debate for a number of reasons, some take it to prepare for state wide debate tournaments, while others take it to acquire basic debate skills. Those in the course prepare and present talks on a variety of issues, listen, and prepare rebuttals or critiques. Regardless of the reason for taking the program those who make it to the end of the year have gained a much needed skill for their future. 68 Above: Mike Bresnahan. Left: Pete Imv 'h The Great Debaters 69 THE HAWKEYES THE 1978 IM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, Front Row; Left to Right: Devin EckhoM, Jay Olsen. Gary Hoshaw, Doug Haggc. Back Row: Bruce Canterbury, Steve Giddings. Gary Close. Scott Boehne. I.M. Activities, Let Everybody Get Into the Act 70 The intramural sports program is an important part of the activities available for students at JHS. Offering individual activities such as a supervised weight training program, individual games such as racquetball in an improvised court, and team sports such as basketball, the IM program operates on the premise that all who come out get to play. While the competition is sometimes a little rough, the action is exciting and the enthusiasm of the Basketball team championships is as great among the contestants as State Tournament feelings are for those on the teams that qualify. Since varsity and JV sports get the gym first those who take part in IM contests often have to play at 8:00 PM or later, but they still come out and play and most of all they enjoy a chance to compete. The action shots on these two pages are from the Basketball playoffs. Under the direction of Earl Lyons, who is shown in one picture giving a jump shot lesson, and George Vasiliou the program has grown to a point where it attracts crowds equal to those at some varsity sports. 71 Basketball Cross Country Football Gymnastics Hockey Skiing Soccer Swimming Tennis Volleyball Wrestling 72 73 m Runners-Up in 1977 Girls' State Swim Championships Back Row: Dan Hood, Mgr. Karen Anderson, Diane Dutcher, Cindy Bailey, Mary Freathy, Laura Spindler. Middle: Tracy Decker, Chris Porter, Loni Strobe!, Cindy Nem, Shari Watson, Sue Serstock. Heather Reed. Front: Julie Hegedus, Stacy Nein, Cindy Hopper, Laurie Serstock, Judi Dutcher. Sandy Loehr, Wayne's Angels Loni Strobel, who anchored the Medley Relay team which finished second in the State Championship Meet. Laura Spindler, second in the 500 free style and sixth in the 200 free style at the State meet, and Co-Captain for the season. Karen Anderson, finished first m State record time in th 200 yard individual medley, was second in 100 breas' stroke, and on the Medley Relay team. 74 The 1977 Girl's Swim Team lost two dual meets during the season, but they put it all together at the end of the season and placed second in the State Meet. This finish is the highest ever by a Jefferson swim team. All season long Coach Wayne Mandery looked for the right combination and by the time for the Region Meet he found it. The girls easily repeated as Regional Champs and went to the state meet as a “possible contender.” The girls more than surpassed their press notices and placed second in the final tally. Coach Mandery shows Judi Dutcher her times, they must be good they're both smiling. Above Left: Julie Hegedus who finished sixth in diving at the State meet. Above: Senior Co-Captain Sandy Loehr, who placed sixth in the Regional meet to qualify for the State championships. Above Right: Mary Freathy, fourth in the 100 butterfly at State and a member of the second place medley relay. Left: Diane Dutcher of the relay team, and Laurie Serstock. 75 Boy's Gymnastics Back Row, Lett to Right: J. Bungert, D. Jung, T. Larson. J. Clarke, A. Lohman, W. Meschke. Middle Row: 0. Menke, M. Swanson, T. Furlong, P. Stansberry, B. Campbell. Front Row: G. Post, M. Spindler, M. Arrington, P. Smith, K. Cochran, A. Rockwell. 76 Jefferson’s boys' gymnastics team had what may have been their best season ever. They finished third in the Conference and consistently scored one hundred points or more. Co-Captains David Jung and Tom Larson along with Paul Stansberry were voted All Conference Honors. These three plus Dave Menk qualified for the State Meet. Along with their 7-2 conference record the team placed 6th in the Princeton Invitational and 7th in the Mankato Tourney. 77 Boy's Soccer VARSITY, Row 1: C. Wedin, K. George, 8. Knight, M. Scinto, A. Griemel. A. Columbo, D. Kiser. Row 2: G. Bloom, T. Hendricks. T. Lorenz, S. Anderson, C. Craig. H. Enroth, M. Schaeffer, S. Nelson. S. Jacobs. Row 3: Coach Switzer, Coach Cordes, P. Jenkins, D. Kley, C. Sanches, M. Gunderson, P. Lindau, S. Stenbeck, G. Hoshaw, S. Walker. 78 1977 Record St. Paul Academy We 1 They 2 White Bear Mariner 1 1 Robinsdale 2 1 Burnsville 3 2 St. Louis Park 4 1 Kennedy 1 0 Cooper 2 1 Edina West 0 1 Lincoln 2 2 Lindbergh 3 2 Wayzata 6 0 Richfield 2 1 Edina East 0 2 Armstrong 1 4 Prior Lake 2 0 Washburn 2 1 Washburn (Region 5) 2 1 Burnsville (Region 5) 2 3 The 1977 varsity soccer season did much to contribute to the growth of the sport as a spectator attraction. The team played an exciting fast game featuring a strong defense and a break away offense that forced the spectator to watch both ways at all times. Led by the scoring of Gary Bloom, an All Conference selection, and the defensive play of Al Greimel, All Conference-All State-and All American the team compiled an outstanding record. Highlights of the season included a 2-2 tie with Defending State Champion Lincoln, and a 1 0 victory over cross town foe, Kennedy. JV, Row 1: M Schaeffer. M. Garding, J. Scislow. D. Ward, B. Granger, R. Sereno. T. Gillespie, T. Anderson. S. Tuohy Row 2: J. Becker, D Leonard, D. Lewis, M. Koob, P. Stahl. D. Kiser, T. Hot. Row 3: J. Cummings, P. Lmdau, C. Sanchez, T. Lynch, T. Rassmussen, R. Strangler, S. Price, T Gregoire, K. Eisenrich, Coach Cordes 79 A New Kick Back Row: Coach W. Larson, B. Wahl, S. Weisly, J. Biebesheimer, S. Wesuom, K. Peterson, K. Jacobson, M. Ward, M. Long. Middle Row: L. Wilson, D. Strandemo, M. Utberg, A. Knudtson, K. Gillespie, C. Legus, A. Lukmc, K. Culhane. Front Row: S. Murphy, S. Haertel, H. Flisberg, K. Kotula, L. McCausland, C. Williamson 80 The movement towards equalization of athletic opportunity continued in 1977-78 as soccer became a sport for girls too. Since few of the girls had much experience with the game this year was more a teaching year than anything else. While the season record was less than excellent the team was never really out of any game. Barb Seitz provided a scoring punch during much of the year while Clare Gordon and Lori Woldum were great at play making. Back Row: Coach R. McQuade. Manager W. Miller, D. Westrom, L. Woldum. 8. Seitz, S. Vergin, M. McNulty, S. Howell, Coach C. Coffee. Middle Row: K. Heltne. C. Gordon, T. Sereno, C. Anderson, C. Moe, A. Jones, K. Heisler. Front Row: T. Frawley, L. Kallberg, C. Smith, M Flectham, M. Thomfordc, R Nelson. 81 Cross Country The Cross Country season produced very little excitement, as very tew competitors turned out and even fewer spectators. Co-Captains Kellen Sievers and Shawn Stotesbery led the team to a disappointing won-loss record, but personal achievement was much higher. Running 75-100 miles a week, the runners worked to be able to complete the 3 mile race course in 18 minutes or less. Coach Palmersten, new this year, did a good job in turning a late start into a strong finish for those who went the distance. 82 Back Row, L to R: Doug Hilsoo, Dan Blake, Shawn Stoesbery, Kellen Sievers, Coach Palmersten. Front Row, L to R: Duff Thury, Marty Chorzempa, Paul DeGrood, Pete Imsdahl, Bob Beissel. The girl’s tennis team had a super season, with 9 wins and just 2 losses. Captain Laura Gardner and partner Carol Carlson placed second in the Regional meet and qualified for the State Tournament. Freshman Jill Schlader placed fourth in the singles in Regional competition. VARSITY, Below: Back Row, I to R: Coach Redmond, I. Gardner, S. lokensgaard, C. Roeder, Coach Barnard. Coach Rosenblum. Front: J. Schlader, C. Carlson, P. Heiman, P. Chorzempa. S. Mooney. 83 a muddy season Football — 1977. . . 84 The 1977 football season started out great with an opening game victory, however, the record was even after the second contest with non conference foe Superior, Wisconsin. For the next four weeks the football season seemed more like the swimming season as almost each Friday the sky opened and the rain fell. The team tried to stay afloat in what became a mud bowl but found both the footing and the going to be tough. The season highlight came on a clear day against cross town rival Lincoln. The game was a defensive struggle most of the way with our guys driving close enough for a last minute field goal and victory. The victory made it a successful season. Junior Varsity C a Qophomores ► 85 The 1977 Volleyball season could have been better, but for a still relatively new sport with few experienced players to draw from it was at least a season of promise. The team always put up a great battle and at times they surprised everyone and put together a scoring streak. As the girls gain experience and skills the team should progress and soon be a top contender for Conference honors. 86 I Dig. Set, Spike, Pray That's Volleyball. 87 Back Row: Left to Right: Coach Redmond C. Atneoson A. Tsuchija P. Hanke S. Lokensgard B. Seitz B. Johnson J. Pruszinsky L. Kallberg Coach Kuzma Front Row,: Left to Right: B. Bailey L. Woldum B. Mooney L. Gardner W. Wolfe 0. Gill A. Weidenbacher S. Mooney The Champions 88 Lake Conference Champions. Region 6 Champions, and State Tourney entrant for the third year in a row. all these honors were earned by the 1978 girl’s basketball team. The season started on both a good and bad note; The girls easily defeated last year’s state champs but lost two starters; Lori Woldum and Barb Bailey. Lori tried to return later in the year but her knee gave out and she had to have surgery. Barb was back in just a few weeks playing with a cast on her hand and developing a left handed jump shot. Throughout the season the club was led by the super play of Laura Gardner who scored more points in a half than the other teams scored all game usually. Wendy Wolfe developed as a good inside shot and rebounder. Then there were the defensive efforts of Sue Mooney who stole the ball so often other teams began showing up with a cop. Doreen Gill became a scorer and great defensive player as the season progressed. The regular season ended without a loss for our girls who then entered Regional action and earned a return to the State. 89 SOPHOMORE SQUAD, Front Row; Lett to Right: M. Vidmar, B. Knight. T Montbriand, T. Lizuski. D. Thury, J. Evens, 0. Dahlen, T. Last, M. Grebin, S. Brown. Back Row: C. Manuel, J. Ridl, J. Kiser, M. Patzel, J. Lmgenfelter, B. Powak. M Lynch, J. Willette, J. Asemus, A. Wallis, Coach Prins. 90 VARSITY SQUAD, From Row. Left to Right: T Olson, K Davidson, T Lee, S. Kirby, C. Kramer. B Dutcher. C. Knutsen Middle Row T. Eocson, T. Stark, C. Bailey, S. Nelson, G. Lewis, T Mariska. M Schotanus. Back Row: J. Bailey (Athletic Coordinator) Coach Jack Evens, E Yokoboms, M Irion. R. Mclver. M. Randall. M. Gunderson, D. Montbriand, Coach John Lynch, Dick Coombs (Trainer). The boy's basketball team lacked the superstar this year, but that just meant that each one of them had to perform 110%. There was no big guy at center, but still by being in the right place guys like Tom Stark, Mike Randall, and Randy Mclver got more than their share of rebounds. There was no super scorer, but one night it was Todd Mariska, then Mike Gunderson or Steve Nelson. When one guy had a bad night or the too common flu, others like Greg Lewis or Tim Erickson came in to fill the gap. All season long these guys held together by the consistent play of Curt Bailey provided the fans with an outstanding year. 91 Qwimmers Gain Winning has become a great tradition for Jaguar swimmers, and this year's team continued where the others had left off. Major victories included the Division Championship, by going undefeated, and capturing the Jefferson Invitational again. Led by strong performances by Dan Hood, Casey Miller, John Rock, Gary Peters, John Randall, and Mike Paplow the team moved into Regional competition and then to the State Tourney. Coach Wayne Mandery again proved that he knows how to get the most out of all who compete. Division Championship 92 Kneeling: Left to Right: S. Schulberg, B. Skunberg, M Thomas, J. Peterson, R. Kangas. E Peters, D. Critchfield, B. Rowe Middle: P. Smith, K. Kotsonas. J. Rock. G. Peters, P. CMson, J. Randall, R. Thomas, B. Gunn Back: B. Schulberg. T. Betm, D. Erickson. E. Dobberman, M. Paplow. C. Miller, P. Imsdahl. S. Selwold, B. Belm. 93 Hockey Team Qkates to the Division Championship The 1978 edition of the Hockey team put together the best record yet. They lost only twice while skating to the Blue Division Championship. Led by the scoring of Scott Carlston, Mark Palkovich, and Tom Hendricks the Jaguars proved to be very explosive on offense, while the defense and goalie Dave Kley were super tight on defense. Front Row. Left to Right: S. Stenbeck, E. Johnson, R. Lee, J. McGill, D. Kley. S. Anderson, G. Ganske, S. Carlston. Back Row, Left to Right K Moore, B. Herdigen, B. Winkley, M. Palkovich, T. Hendricks, M. Thompson, M. Sheridan, K. George, C. Wedin, R. Skanse, Coach Saterdal a Coach Bianchi. 0 Wrestlers Are for Real VARSITY: Front Row. Left to Right: M. Powers, C. Thury, D. Dandrea, S. Dandrea, J. Lesko, T. Whitcomb. K. Maimer, P. Wendt. Back Row: S. Swenson, T. Nelson, D. Brunsen, M. Boland, J. Olsonoski, W. Bonewell, 8. Goff, B. VonHoltum, P. McCaffrey. There’s a big difference between high school wrestling and the stuff you see on television. Our Jaguar grapplers are always writing their own script, but so is the other guy. The result is the best writer is the best wrestler. Jaguar wrestlers did a good job this season, they were never really out of a meet and finished strong in the conference. In regional competition Stan Dandrea and Bill Von Holtum qualified for the State Meet. 97 Gymnastics is still relatively new as a girls competitive sport. The team achieved a lot of personal success although they did not finish high in the conference. The 100 point mark was at last achieved, and individual scores in the 8. range obtained. The girls who took part were usually serious, except when a photographer was around. There is hope that with a now growing development program for elementary girls soon gymnastics will become another area where Jaguars excel. Front Row, Left to Right: M. Sinto, P. VonEschen, S. McLean. P. Whalen, C. Carlson. Back Row. Asst. Coach R. Larson, P. DeCorsey, S. Westrom, K. Moline, J. Beaumont, K. Griffin, K. Heltne. Head Coach R. McQuade. Asst. Coach P. Gunderson. CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM: Back Row, L to R: Coach R. Cordes, D. Baumgartner, B. Trader, C. Rundell, T. Bergquist. M. Hibbs. D. Barger, T. lenczewski, J. Vonzemlek, H. Hsiao. Front Row, L to R: T. Furlong, T. Jung, A. Wetlmtz. P. Chorzempa. A. Lindbloom, C. Rykken, A. Schmitz, 0. Jung, D. Kiser. Absent: M. Chorzempa. Cross country skiing gives anyone who wants to spend hours training and waxing a chance to take part in a competitive sport. It also is good for the waist line and lungs. Jefferson’s team did a lot of waxing and puffing, and although the season's record was not sensational the spirit of competition grew. By season's end all who had stuck it out were proud of their efforts. In an economy move ski jumping was eliminated from the interscholastic sports program this year. This was unfortunate since last year the REVOLUTION had failed to publish a picture of the jumpers and had made big promises for 1978. The former team members did stage a special reunion and they are shown at the right. Back Row, L to R: P. Jenkins, W. Mikhail, C. Kallstrom. Front Row, Lto R: G. Hoshaw, M. Montouri. In 1977 the Ski jumpers compiled an 8 and 1 rec d while finishing second in the Lake Conference. Phil J n kins broke a leg and Wally Mikhail broke an arm. 1 � e remaining jumpers advanced to the state meet in I y. where Chris Kallstrom finished 11th, Mike Montouri V h, and Gary Hoshaw 21st. All these daring young men ar ;a credit to their coach Dana •Zeke” Zelenakas. 100 9kiers Enjoy the Thrills of Victory The boys downhill team had an outstanding season. Led by defending state champion Steve Nelson they captured the Region Championship. Steve, John Palkovich, and Steve Tuohy then advanced to the state meet. Unfortunately things did not go too well on the slopes, but nevertheless the team can still be proud of its accomplishments this season. The girl's downhillers did not fare quite as well as the boys, but still they displayed great form and persistence. BOY'S: Front Row. L to R: 0. Ward. R. Black, S. Touhy. S. Nelson, B. Sword, J. Jordan, T. Hufnagle. Back Row, L to R: C. Murphy, C. Boland, M. Dummer, J. Palkovich. B. Maitland. S. Faye, C. Hanson, M. Posivio. Coach Malherek. GIRLS: Front Row, L to R: R. Nelson, P. Heimann, K. Kotula, L. McCausland, J. Meinke. Back Row, L to R: Coach Malherek. J. Anderson. L. Hoiland, V. Petersen, L. Knutson, J. Connor. 101 It is a part of the editorial policy of the REVOLUTION to not put captions with pictures which in anyway demean or belittle the person or activity depicted. After carefully selecting the pictures which would be used for the sports section we found we had a few pictures left which just begged to be captioned. We decided not to do it, but you can if you want. Get your mind back on the game, Dave. •FredrikaCox Oh. I've chipped a nail. Who cares about my form did it go in? Illegal use of hands, defense. Where's that White Knight when you need him. “The secret is all in how you hold your tongue. 102 103 Seniors Juniors Sophomores 104 105 106 107 Aasen, Tamara Abbott, Nick Abdella. 8iake Adam. Melinda Adamsheck, Mike Alberio, Jeff Albright, Alberta Allen, Cindy Anderson. Charles Anderson, Dan Anderson, Joan Anderson, Steve Anderson, Kim Anderson, Linda Anderson, Sally Anderson, Ted Asp, Barb Athrnan. Joanne Anderson, Scott Ayotte. Mindy 108 Backstrom, Dave Bailey, Barb Bailey, Curt Baker. Dave Banl, Scott Barnes. Mara Barry. John Bateholts. Lor, Bauch. Julie Bauer. Linda Becker. Brad Bell. Cindy Baumgariner, Dave Beaumont, Jill Belsito. Steve Bemis, Laura Benedict. Katy Benkowsk., J.m Benshoot. John Benson. Shelley Berglund, Nancy Bernhagen, Kevin Bever, Ann Bilodeau. Jean Bjork. Tim 109 Blair. Debra Blake, Dan Bloedow, Tom Bloom, Gary Boe, Dave Boohne. Scon Boorsma. SueB Borgen, Karen Borgmann, Doreen Boland. Mike Bolin. Dan Bork. Laurie Borsch. Jeanne 110 Broers. Bev Brosam, Bev Burke, Scott Burmis, Frank 8urnett. Alan Burns. Jim Cady. Mike Canterbury, Bruce Carlson, Jell Carlston, Scott Carnell, Linda Carnell, Pam Chambers. Joe Chapman, Don Christofferson, Steve Cincotta. Mark Clark, John Clarke. Debbie Close. Gary Cogswell, Lance Colombo. Art Colwill, Jim Connolly. Keith Connor. Jenny Cook. Carolyn Crow, William Costello, Barb Countryman, Joan Crowley, Teresa Culverson, Mark Cummens. Lori Davies. Sue Cunningham. John Davis, Margarel Currie. Cathy DeBlauw, Sandy Dahlstrom, Sandy Dille. Scott Davidson. Kevin Ding man, Lisa 112 Dummer. Mark Duncan, Tami Dunham, Todd Dunn, Erin Dutcher, Brian Dyrhaug, Kathy Eckhoff. Devin Edlund, Karen Edwards, Diane Eidem, David Ekers, Laurel Enebo. Kimberly Elkey, Margaret Enga. James Eisenretch, Kevin n Enders, Kimberly Elverson, Craig Engel, Vicki Ember son. Dwayne Enroth, Howard M3 Erdmann, Joseph Erickson, Timothy Queen Sue Davies and King Mike Gunderson Erickson, Gennme Even, Gary Farkas, Janet Fetch, Audrey Farrell. Kathy Fawver, Kerry Fawver, Kimberly Fldeler. Lowell Fier, David Fish, Meredith Ferguson, Dawn Fisher. Brad 114 Fisk, David Flisberg. Helena Folkestad, Lon Fong. Amy Fourniea, Gayle Fox. Jerry Foy. Rob French, Barb Fritz. Lisa Frosig, Greg Fuller. Jay Gensmer, Beth Gillquist, Sharon Gaitan. Lance George, Keith Gallagher, Sahron Gkkiings, Steve Goldsbury, Thomas Gardner. Laura Gonzalez, Maria Gates, Douglas Gilliam. Gayle Gordon, Clare ti 4 Griffin, Kathy Grim, Laurie Grisham, Vania Gross. Gregory Grubisch. Mary Gunderson. Mike Gupton, Kenneth Gustner. Joel Haertel. Marian Haley. Joe Hansen, Tom Haines. Patricia Hansen,Jon Hallblade, Julie Hanson, David Hagge, Doug Hampe, Barb Gunderson. Candy Hagen, Dennis Hamblin, Doug Hanson, Jett 116 Hanson, Jessica Hanson. Kim Hanson, Lynn Hanson. Tom Hanson. Wade Hegg. Barry Hendricks. Tom Heggem, David Hci, Jeff Held, Kevin Henning. Scott Henry, Linda Her degen, Barbara Heltnc, Kris Herr, Richard Higgins. Brian Hildreth, Jim Hill. Kathy Hill. Robert Hill. Vicki Hilleren. Nancy Hiilmann. Holly Hilsen. Douglas Hilsman, Dean Hmtz. Donald 117 18 Hipp. Cindy Hodgdon, Valerie Hoiland, Lisa Hollines. Robert Holm, Lynn Hu, Lilian Huber. Ellen Hudak. Anne Hudak. Sandy Huebner, James Jax. Jeffrey Johnson, Jill Jenkins. Phil Johnson, Patty Jensen. Lynn Johnson, Rhctt Jerec2ek, Cheryl Johnson, Steven Johnson, Eric Jones, Andrea Jones. Ronald Jordahl, Becky Jorgensen, Shelley Junes, George Jung. Dave 119 Jurkovski. Dan Kachel. Jim Kallstrom, Chris Kamlind, Mari Kangas, Lynn Kangas, Steve Karbo. Dave Karnowski. Karen Keefe. Timothy Keefe, Bill Kelly. Mark Kemper, Joanne Kendall. Mike Kennedy, Thomas F. Kennedy, Thomas L Kern. Kathy King, Kimberly Kmgery, Tammi Kmnaman, Kenneth Kinsella, Keith Kleven, Jan Kleven. Jerry Kley. Dave Klima, Catherine Kmlans, Sandy Knutson. Laura Knutson, Steve Koeske, Gail 120 Knutson, Ann Kolb, Jeff Kretchmer, Michael Kreutz. Brenda Kriegl. Kathryn Kroonblawd, James Kuether, James Isn’t this |ust the pits?” Langbein. Steven laPean, Shawn 121 Larsen. Cairn Larson. LuAnn Larson. Keith Larson, Thomas Hey there, wanna get lucky? LaSalle, Todd Lenczewski, Ann Lee. Daniel Lee, Michael Lee, Richard Lesko, John Lewis. Gregory Lichtenberger, Susan Lehman, Thomas Lieser. Robert 122 Lmdberg, Jonathan Linder, Robert Lmdgren, Heidi Lindgren, Penny Lmdseih, Harold Little, Mark Lobello, Gina loehr. Sandra Lehman. Andrew Long. Martha Longstreet, David Loraas, Jodv Lorenz. Thomas Lorsbach. David Lorsbach. Nancy 123 Got in the pits again!!” MacKinnon. Lon Mahre. Sara Marks. Linda Martin, Robert Martinson, Tony Martinson, Tracy Mastain, Steven Mattson, Marcia Mattson, Michael Maynard, Starla Mazzu, Brian Mclver, Randy McDonough, Robert McLean, Shawne McPeak, Robert Meschke, Wayne Mesenbrink, Janet Metzker, Jill Meyers. Joseph Meyers, Patricia Michaels. Jeffery Michel, Jo Ann Midgley. Craig Miller, Leigh Miell, Cynthia Miller, Linda Mohn, Karen Molden, Dennis Mikhail, Wally Miller, Steven Molme.Bradley Mooney, Susan Moore, Kevin Moorhead, Dirk Mossberg, Guy Miller, Casey Miller, John Miller, Wendy Molme, Lori Moe, Carrie Montoun, Michael Moroney. Mark Mosey, Scott Moss, Kay Mullin, Joseph Musta. Jerome Neal, David Negaard. Steven Nem, Tammie Nelson, Ann Nelson. Kama Nelson, Steven J. Nelson, Steven S. Nelson, Thomas Nilson, Brian Nitzschke, Amy Nogueda, Jesus a §1 TJIQ 11 i • Nolan, Douglas Noonan. Joseph Norlmg, Sandra Nornes, Barbara Notermann. Jill 126 Good Will Industries — Modeling Class ot 1978 Close Encounters — With a Jaguar??? Olsen, Kent Olson, Deborah Olson, Peter Pagliara, John Olson, Tamra Palkovich, Mark Olson, Douglas Olson, Terri Pantages, Lea Nusivold, Dave Oas, Christine Oas, Daniel Ohnesorge, Collette Olson, Jay Olson, Kathleen Otis, Holly Outlaw. Denise Paplow, Michael Patterson, Cheryl 127 Patterson, Lon Paulzine, John Pedersen, Deborah Peecher. Mitchell Pdler. Jeflrey Peterson, Joel Peterson, Kyle Petersen, Vicki Peterson, Jana Peters, Gary Pribyt. Susan Potretzke. Kathy Pouti. Julie Powell, Lon Prather, Patncia Pruszinske, Mark Putnam. Scott Pynn, Thomas Radeztsky. Jean Randall, David Randall, Jon Rasmussen, Joy Reece, Wendy Reeves, Walter Reick, Susan Retherford, Greg Re ac. Pamela Ringsred, Susan Robbins, Linda Rock, John Rogers. Thomas Rokke, Eric Rdandelli, Nancy Rossebo, Timothy Rotenberry, Mark 129 I thought you played hockey out on the ice?” Sackett, John Ruby. Leonard Sadloske. Daniel Ruckle. Jerry Russell. Gale Ryan. Barbara Saline. Michael Sames. Cynthia Sanchez. Carlos Sandquist. Karin Schaefer. Michael Schewene, Kim Schmidt. Timothy Schneider. Karen Schnit ler, Fritz Sheplee. Sheryl 130 Scinto. Michael Senechal. Laurie Sereno. Theresa Sheridan, Marie ••Do you like horsing around. John?? 131 Sobrek, Denise Solberg. Carla Somdahl. David Soppeland. Ellane Sorensen. David Sorenson. Sandra Sorenson. Tina Soukup, Amy Sparby, Janet Spindler. Laura Sproull, Sharon Stangler. David Stansberry. Paul Stark. Thomas Staton, Scott Stead. Wesley Stearns. Edward Steen. Ryan Steenson. Judy Stemkopf. Steven Stenbeck. Suzanne Stoffel. Jeanene Stephensen. Diane Sudman, Natalie •A little early for Homecoming, aren’t you Dave?” The wet head is dead!!! Sutton, Suzanne Swanson, Steven Swanson, Rick Sweet, Kelly Swenson, Dena Swenson, Scott Tachovsky, Robert Taylor. Therese Teel, Kerry Thiede, Keith Theide, Patricia Thicssen, Tracy Thomforde, Steven Thompson, John Thompson. Mark Thompson. Susan Thomsen. Corinne Thomsen. Margaret Tidholm, Michael 133 Torrim. Sandra Timmerman. John Towner. Nancy Townsend. John Treimer. Trent Topping. Darcy Trester, John Villwock. Jane Vozemlek. John Void, Peter Von Busch. Laura Von HoJtum. William Wachol . Wade Waldner, Anton Waltor. Kimberly Vondeyten, Eric Walker. Rory 134 Walker, John Walter. Deborah Walker. Kelley Walker, Stephen Wallin, Melanie Walz, Barbara Ward, Celeste Warren, Anne Walsh, Dennis Waters. Margaret Webb, Randall Webster, William Wech, Michael Wcckworth, Bruce Wedin, Charles 135 Wesirom. Deborah Whalen, Pamela Whitcomb. Timothy Whitsitt. Laura Wiedman, John Wieloch. Alan Wildanger, Lynn Wilson, Susan Wingard. Jeffrey Wohlfarth, Pam Wold, Susan Wolff, Michael Wollan, Mark Woolard, Sandra Worringer. Robert Wynn, Leisa York, Theresa 136 Yost, Laura Young, Kathy Youngdahl. Kirsten Seniors Not Pictured Rita Amberg Lori Anderson Peter Anderson Daniel Anselmin Jay Beaton Mary Biros Randall Bjorgum Joran Brautigam Joe Brude Dean Brunsen Lynn Burton Robert Campell Peter Carlson Scott Cromond Brian Crowder Denise Danko Shelagh Davis John Dean Martin Donnelly Cheryl Foster Jeffrey Fransen Babara Galle Brian Goodnough Donald Greengard Allen Greime! Mark Hadley David Hermanson Jeffrey Herrmann Ann Hirsch Kathy Holb Susan Holden Janine Hdz Jane Hurley Eric Hutchens John Jacobsen Greg Johnson Linda Knutsen Cyrus Knutson David Larsen Linda Lietz Carrie Liptrap Robert Mandell Paul Mills Lisa Mlazgar Karen Moline Tamara Moyer David Nerud Amy Newstrom Sherry Niedfeldt Shane Olson Vaughn Olson Scott Peterson Michele Rassmussen David Reese Daniel Reitan Shelley Reiter Elizabeth Rezmcek Sharon Riel Ronald Ritacco John Rue Rebecca Ruper David Seider Stephen Shemanek Richard Sterry Shawn Stotesberry Mark Swanson Mitchell Venness Kurt Ware Ann Weidcnbacher Dan Weides Paul Wendt Carol Wilcox Frances Wildgen John Wiley Lynn Wilson Thomas Williams David Wisely Marcia Youngquist 138 Juniors 139 Adams, Dawn Adhn, Christina Alger, Steven Allen, Robert Allison. Lynn Anderson, Cynthia Anderson. David A. Anderson, David W. Anderson, Gail Anderson, Jody Anderson, Karen Anderson, Kent Anderson, Kimberly Anderson, Michael Anderson, Paul Anderson, Susan Anderson, Thomas Andrews. Scott Asp, Mary Athman, Barbara Atneosen, Connie Bsckstrom, Anne Baeyen, Robert Bailey. Cynthia 8arber. Jett Barger, David 8arnes, Lisa 8arnes, Michael Baumann, Orson 8ehrendt, Penny Behrens, Rebecca Belanger, Richard Bell. Deborah Bender, Robert Benolken, Jayne Benser, Jean Benson. Barry Benson, John Benson,Laura Berg, Kristi Bergin, Paul Bergm, Tamara Bergquist. Thomas Bergstrom, Deann Sever, Paul Blegen. Kathleen Boehne, Scott Boerboom, Deborah 140 Bohn. Jeffrey BonewcM, Wesley Boorsma. Thomas Bosak, Kimberly Bramwell, David Brandt, Barbara Brattland, Susan Breault. Dana Bresnahan. Shawn Briese, Michael Brmkhaus. James Brownrigg, Anne Buchanan, Isabelle Budd, Vicky Buettner, Christopher Burt, Timothy Burton, Bryan Butz, Nancy Canterbury, Debra Carlson, Carol Carlson, Tami Carter, Kathy Castle, Anne Cavanaugh, Colleen Chorzempa, Patricia Christensen, Sandra Colby, Susan Core, Thomas Couch, Elizabeth Coyle, Charles Cramer, Dawn Craner, Craig Crisp, Mark Crisp, Thomas Critchfield, Daniel Culhane, Kathleen Cumming, John Cumming, Mark Dabaiack, Lori Dahm, Douglas Dandrea, Stanley Darnels, Denise Davenport, Jane Decklever, David DeCorsey, Debra Dedon, Charles Dcgcn, Christopher Delgehausen, Tammi 141 Denike, Jeffrey Derksen, Stephanie Dcroy, Michael Dessin, Deborah Dcttlaff. Gregory Dickson, Steven Dom, Matthew Domrose, Paul Donaldson, Earl Drew, Jonathon Dryer, Kathryn Oummer, Madonna Dunham, Kim Dunn, John Dupre, Donna Dutcher, Diane Duvick, Kimberly Dymoke, Randy Eastman. Timothy Eckert, Mark Edlund, Thomas Ehrmann, Andrew Eisenreich, Marcy Elfering, Carmen M2 Elliot. Lee Enebo, Lori Enga, Jerald Enthoven, Jayne Ericksen, John Erickson, Kristen Erickson. Nancee Erickson, Sherri Evans, Mark Fairbrother. Connie Farkas, Gregory Feig, Helen Fier. Dorene Figi, Beth Fmnerty, Timothy Fitz, Kevin Fleetham. Monica Folkestad. Kristi Folkcsiad. Todd Ford, Maureen Foy. David Frawley, Teresa Freathy. Mary Fredericks. Michael Friesen, Nancy Frost. William Fuhrman, Cindy Fuller, Bradley Fuller, Leigh Furlong, Thomas Galbraith, Kimberly Gale, Susan Ganske, Gregory Gardner. Denise Gaskell. Patrick Gasper. Catherine Gates, Robert Gavin. Teresa Gebhard. Kay Gettschling. Ronald Gentz. Charles Gertach. Mark Gesch, Shari Giles, Lawrence Gill, David Gill, Dorene Gillespie, Renee Gillespie. Todd 1' Goff. Brian Goodermont. Jana Goodoien. Cynthia Gottas, Theresa Grausam, Steven Grebner, Lesa Gregoire, Tod Grembowski, Polly Grimsley. Richard Gross, Mark Guggenbcrger, Gary Guinn, Donna Gunn, Robert Gurry, Karen Hadley, Michael Haines, Gregory Hale, Jamie Halverson, Douglas Hand, Mark Hane, Steven Hannaman, Patricia Hannaman, Paul Hansen, Catherine Hansen, Diane Hansen, James Hanson, Susan M, Hanson, Susan M. Hanson, William Hardy, Susan Harkness, Nancy Harris, Sheri Hauser, Lora Hazel, Robert Head, Julie Heber, Gregory Hedegaard, Marcia Hedlund, Jodelle Hcimann, Patricia Heller, Elizabeth Hepola, Marie Herdegen, Brent Hermann, Lisa Hermansen, Stephen Herzog, Steven Hibbs. Mark Hilborn, John Hildreth, Kathy Hill, Theodore 144 Hilsen, David Hilsman, Ruth Hlrsch, John Hodges, Laurel Hodnelield, Paul Hoffarth. Patricia Hoi, Thomas Holforty, Jamie Holt, Karen Hornnes, Julie Hsiao, Howell Huber, Peter Hudak, Timothy Hufnagle, Mary Hulbert, Marguerit Hunmcutt, Gail Hummel, Henry Imsdahl, Peter Irion, Mark Jacobson, Bonnie Jacobson, Michael Janda, Valerie Jensen, Keith Jensen, Kevin Jerome, John Johanson, Dana Johanson, Kevin Johnson, Bryn 145 Johnson, Debra Johnson, Eric Johnston, Debra Jordan, Jeffrey Joslm, Anne Juveli. John Kallberg, Elisabeth Kangas, Linda Kangas, Raymond Kathan, Laurie Kauffman, Katherine Kaye. Susan Kemp, Debra Kendall, Kristine Kingsley, Robert Kirby, Steven Kiser, David Kistler, Lori Kline, Patrick Klopp, Sharon Knudsen, Charles Knudtson, Carolyn Koch, Randall Koenck, Joleen Koester. Douglas Koob, Michael Kosmo, Steven Kotsonas, Keith Kranz. Kolleen Krolak, Steven Kroll. Laurie Krumm, David Krzyzamak, Deborah Kurtz. 8rian Lambert, Kimberly Langford, Kelly Largaespada, Elena Larsen, Timothy Larson, Darnel Larson, Jody Larson, Karen A. Larson. Karen M. Larson, Kathee Larson, Kent Larson, Randy Larson, Ronald Larson, Sheila Laumann, Laura 140 Laven, Mary Lee, Christina Lee, Mary Lee, Timothy Legus, Carrie Leonard. Daniel Lessard, Barbara Lewis, David Lichtenberger, Holly Lieser, Lori Lilly. Elisabeth Lindgren, Sherrie Lmman, Susan Lipps, Gcralyn Lokensgard, Sara Long. Susan Luknic, Alice Lukmc, Beatrice Lundgren. Julie Lynch, Timothy Madden, John Maerz. Steven Mahanes, Lisa Mahoney, Laurie Manders, Dahrla Marnie, Scott Marshall, Angela McCarl, Barbara McCoy, Leann McDougal, Deborah McElligott, Colleen McGill, Jeffrey McGuiggan. David McGuire. Margaret McHenry, Jill McKilligan, Sharon McLaughlin, Timothy McNulty, Mary Meager, Brian Melin, Lisa Meyer. Gail Michaelson, Wendy Michels, Sarah Mickelson, Patricia Mickus, Colleen Midgley, Kimberly Mielke, Linda Millen, Miranda 147 Miller, David Miller, James Miller, Pamela Miller, Robin Miller, Wendy Millman, Tracy Mills, Lisa Mohn, Karen Moe, Da roly n Mood, Tracy Mooney, Elizabeth Moran, Douglas Morrison, Lee Morical, James Morse, Mary Morse, Scott Mosey, Steve Moss, John Mossberg. Melinda Murdakes, James Munson. Mark Murphy, Craig Murphy, James Murphy, Kevin U8 Murtha, Elizabeth Nash, Bret Neal, Steven Neeser, Susan Nelson, Andrea Nelson, John Nelson, Robin Nichols, Elizabeth Niederer, James Niles, Charles Noard, Roger Norlander, Kathryn Norquist, James Norquist, John Norrish, Randolph North, Diane Noth, Todd Nustvold, Linda O'Donnell, Daniel Oas, Donald Oberhelman, John Ohno, Pamela Olive, James Olson. Cynthia Olson, Daniel Olson, Erick Olson, Hayley Olson. Robert Olson, Ronald Olson. Todd Pace, B. Alan Palkovich, Jeff Paulson, Sandra Paulzme, Teresa Pearson, Arthur Pearson, Jill Pederson, Lisa Pemberton, Douglas Pemberton, Jill Petersen. Laura Petersen, Linda Peterson, Carl Peterson, Kelley Peterson, Mark Pfau, Jacquelin Poethke. James Pollock, Jonathon Porter, Christine 149 Posivio, Matt Post, Rhonda Prather, Catherine Precht, Stephanie Price, Steven Pridgeon, Ryan Quinlan, Deborah Quinn, Patricia Raeburn, Ronald Randall, Michael Rasmussen, Thomas Reelz. Stephen Reichert, Susanne Rhodes, Brian Rober, Darcy Roberts, Geanette Roberts, Leslie Robideau, Patick Rock, Mary Rockwell, Anne Roeder, Catherine Rommel, Christopher Rose, Patricia Rothe, Dena Rouzier, Genevieve Royle, Craig Rubbelke, William Ruby, Cindy Rue, Carol Ruehle, Heidi Ruff, Therese Ruud, Jill Ruud, Judy Ruud, Kristine Rykken, Carol Rykken, Ronald Rylander, Katherine Sangalis, Rebecca Sappm, Michael Sargent, Patrick Scanlan, Cathleen Scanlan, Kathryn Scanlan, Thomas Schacht, Steven Schauer, Larry Schemmel, Kara Schieffert, 8renda Schilling, Julie 150 Schmidt, Daniel Schmidt, Rodney Schneider, Gretchen Schocn, Joseph Schons, Karen Schotanus. Michael Schreier, Karen Schroeder, Daniel Schulberg, William Schumacher, John Scislow. James Seeley, Steven Seitz, Barbara Senechal, Linda Sercno, Ricardo Serstock, Laurie Shaw, Karen Shaw, Kelly Shaw, Scott Shelton. Laura Sheridan, Michael Shimota, Steven Shonka, Mark Shvetzoff, Tim Skanse, Richard Skophammer. Patricia Slais, Deborah Smith, Christine Smith, Laurie Smith, Mitchell Smith, Murray Smith, Rebecca Smith, Sharon Sonday, Kenneth Sorensen, Jerrine Sorensen, Michael Soukup, Julie Spangler, Sandra Sparling, Dawn 151 Stahl, Peter Slangier, Richard Stark, David Stark, Jon Stehlik, Mark Steinke, David Stenbeck, Stephen Stephens, Nancy Stokes, Harlan Strachan, Robert Strandemo, Deborah Strawser, Lynda Strobel, Lorn Sudman, Brian Sundell, Susan Sutton, Teresa Swift, Barbara Sword, Bruce Tavarozzi, Lynn Terpeney, Mary Thiede, Michael Thill, Stephen Thomas, Michael Thompson, Eric Thompson. Karin Thomson, David Thury, Christian Timm, Mark Tollers, 8eth Tolman, Catherine Townsend, Gregory Townsend. Mary Traeder, Robert Tsuchiya, Ann Tucker, Kristine Tuohy. Stephen Twistol. Charles Van Amber, Alan VanBuskirk, Katrina Vandewaa, Daniel Vansickle, Kenneth Veness, Jill Vidmar, Robert Viertel, Linda Void, Timothy Vollbrecht. Shelly Wacholz, Joel Walior, Charles 152 Walker. Kathleen Ward. Douglas Ware. Eric Warfield, Lisa Watson, Kimberly Wendt, Susan West, Barbara Wheeler, Kristin Wiedman, Kellie Williams, Charles Williams, Susan Willman. Bill Wilson, Thomas Wingard, Jill Winkler, Bart Winum, Mary Woldum, Lorraine Wolfe. Wendy Wolford, Debra Wolsieffer. Rebecca Wondra. Barbara Wuonncn, Douglas Wurst, Linda Yokubonis, Eric Young, Gregory Zuehlsdorff, Kurt 153 Games Sophomores Play 154 This picture docs not exist. Some Sophomore Kickers And More ► 155 Aaberg. Nancy Abercrombie, M. Aden, Chris Alger. Lori Ament, Angela Ancel, John Anderson, Ann Anderson, Cindy Anderson, Jeff Anderson, Kelly Anderson, Leanne Anderson, Lynnette Anderson, Shawn Anderson, Sherri Anderson, Steve Andresen, Craig Arthun, Kathy Askelson, John Assimes, James Atkinson, James Atncoson, Carrie Ayotte, Sally Bachman, Paul 8aden, Chris Bader, Susan Baeyen. Julie Bakker, Maribcth Barta, Brenda Bartels, Pamela Becker, John Beekman, James Belin. Thomas Belisle, Susan Benson, Kim Bentson. Jeffery Berg, David Berg, Gunnar Berggren. Judy Bergin, David Besser, Timothy Biebesheimer, Jr. Birney. Stacey Bjork, Michael Biornlie. Paula Black, Robert Blake, James 8lake, Michael 8ohrer. David 156 BolarxJ, Christopher Bolin, Cathy Bollag, John Bradley, Julie Brecount, Amie Brecount, John Bretzman. Peter Brown, Lora Brown, Mark Brown, W. Scott Bruss, Linda Bruswitz, Douglas Budd, Lynn 8uelow, Jeffrey Burch, Robert 8urke, Thomas Burnett, Rebecca Byrne, Steven Campbell, James Carlson. Gregory Carlson. Kerry Carnell, Jorae Chambers, John Chapman. Laurie Childers, Jerry Chorzempa, Martin Cincotta, Teresa Clark, Timothy Coe, Gregory Coffey, William Colombo. John Colw.ll, Jeffrey Condon, Lynne Conn, Jeffrey Connell. Michael Conner, David Cooper, Martha Costello, Wendy Countryman, Nancy Cripps, Joann Currie. Robert Dahl. Lynda Dahlen, Daniel Dalby, David Darnell, Patricia De Armond, Garry De Armond. Jeff Decker, Tracy 157 Dccorsey, Pamela Dentke. Julie Dewey. Colin Dmgman, Donald Dobberman. Eric Donaldson, John Dornfeld. Mark Doyne. Deborah Duda, Patrick Duryee. Daniel Dutchcr, Judith Dymoke, Wendy Eidem. Susan Eliason, Thomas Ellering. Karen Elvrum, Denise Engel, Michelle Enroth, Cleo Ericksen, Diana Ericson, Debra Evens, Jeffrey Everson, Pamela Fay, Marshall Feori. Melinda Fideler, Jeff Fisher, Anne Fleetham, Diane Fogarty, James Fong, Barbara Fox, Kevin Frawley, Tammy Fredendall, Nancy Frets, Pamela French, Sandra Friescn, Sharon Fritz, Michelle 158 Frykholm, Steven Fuhrman, Catherine Ganske, Linda Geschc. Todd Gilbertson, Matthew Giles, Gary Gillespie, Kathryn Gilmore. John Gilyard, John Glade. Nancy Gormley, Michael Graham, Traci Granger, Brian Grebin, Michael Greengard, Douglas Gregory. Lynn Guenther, Shari Guggenbcrgcr, Michael Gullickson, Lori Gunderson. Leigh Gunwall, David Haertel. Susan Haines. Michelle Hallblade. Michael Halvorson, Sharn Hamann, Jane Hanke, Patrice Hann, Mary Hannaman, Darcelle Hannaman, Denise Hansen, Julie Hanson, Charles Hanson, Cheryl Hanson, Jon Hanson, William Harris. William Hasbargen. Heidi Havlicek. Lori Hawkland, Jay Hawkiand, Jed Hedges, Bradley Hegedus, Juli Hcggcm, Teresa Heikkila, Lori Hciser, John Heisler, James Heister, Kathleen Heiberg, Lcann 159 Helbig, Patrick Held, Rhonda Hendricks, Pamela Henning, Pamela Herbert, John Herdegen, Blaine Hermansen, Karen Hickerson, Shawn Hicks, Scott Hilborn, Paul Hill, Becki Hill. Linda Hill, Steven Hilzinger. Penny Hintz, David Hoard, Lori Hofheins, Gretchen Hofstedt, Laurie Hoglund, Kevin Hotlines, Jennifer Holsapplc, Brenda Holz, Margaret Hopper. Cindy Hu, Chen-Huh Hudak, Elisabeth Hufnagle, Timothy Hughes, Timothy Hummel, Alexander Hutchinson, Charles Hutchison. Michelle Hutner, Todd Ihle, Brenda Ingalls, Nancy Irmen, Terry Jackels, Susan Jacobs, Patricia Jacobson, Kari Jacobson, Tracy Jastram, Jennifer Jayne, Kelly Jensen, A. Dale Johanson, Robin Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Rebecca Johnson, Susan Johnson, Todd 160 Johnston, Terry Jones, Anne Jones, Susan Jordahl. Robert Jorgensen, Jodie Jorgensen, Michael Jung, Timothy Kaiser, John Karnowski, Roxann Kaye, Michael Keene, Laurie Kelley, Jill Kelly, Leslie Kelly, Mary Kennedy, Catherine Kim, John Kimball, Julia Kinsman, Susan Klemp, D. Scott Klopp, Charles Knight. Bradley Knutson, Elizabeth Knutson, Jon Kurvers, Thomas 161 Knutson, Nora Koch, Paul Koeske, Michael Koppelman, Kristin Kosmo, Lisa Kotula, Kathiann Kronlokken, Mark Krueger, Lisa Krumm, Teresa Krzyzaniak. Kim Kurtz. Mark Lagorio, Lisa Langer, Susan Laplante, Michelle Largaespada, Anna Larkin, James Larson, Dawn Larson, Keith Larson, Scott Larson, Ten LaSalle, Mark Last, Thomas Laszewski, Anthony Lawrence, Daniel Lawrence, David Lehman, Gerald Lenczewski, John Lewis, Sheryl Lieser, Christine Lind, Christine Lindau, Philip Lindberg, Jennifer Lmdbtom, Ann Lingenfelter. James Lins, Eric L oh man, Alan Long, Michael Lorenscn, Christopher Lovegreen, Laura Luloff, Howard Lumley. 8eth Lundber. M. Lundgren, Carol Lutarewych, Michael Lynch, Michael Lynch, Todd Macauley, Sandra Mackey, Elizabeth MacKinnon. David Mahrc, Paul Manders. Jody Marrs, Mtmi Mathieu. Richard Mattson, Donald McCarthy. Richard McCausland, Laurie Menke, Jan Meschke, Paul Mesenbrink, Jean Middlestaedt. Cheryl Michaels, Todd Miller, Bruce Miller, James Miller, Scott Miller, Steven Mills, Lynda Moe. Darolyn Montbnand, Thomas Mood, Kimberly Moore, Anthony Moore, Patricia Morical, Patricia Moroney, Randall Morrison, Meredith Morse, Elizabeth Mosborg. Edward Munson, Karen Munson, Nancy Murphy, Shannon Musgrove, Sheri Narlock, Charmain Neeser, Barbara Nein, Cindy Nelson, Annette Nelson, Britt Nelson, Christopher Nelson, David Nelson, Eric Nelson, Luann Nims, Edward Nordby, Tamara North, Jay Nuquist, Suzanne Nyberg, Garner 163 0 Kara, Jeffrey Olson. Charles Olson, Jeffrey Olson. Marietta Olson. Monica Olsonoski. John Orman, Deborah Oskey, Catherine Otis. Scott Paetzel, Mark Pantages. John Paton, Amy Patterson, David Patterson. Dawn Paulzine. Robert Pawek. Brian Payne, Cresten Peck, Chris Pederson, Sheri Peecher, Carrie Perry, James Perry. Janet Peters. Eric Petersen. Karen 164 ■M Petersen. Kimberly Peterson, Adam Peterson, Michael Peterson, Sonya Peterson, Wesley Phillips, Tammy Pietig, Joel Pliego, Robert Post, Andrew Powers, Michael Price, Larry Pries, Todd Pruszmske. Joan Punton, Michael Rache, Michael Rasinski, Daniel Reeves, Craig Reick, Jennifer Reuteler, Gordon Ridl, James Rieder, John Ringsred, Jellrey Ridl, Peter Rippel, Bradley Rodning, Denise Rokke, John Rothc, Dee Rouzier, Pierre Rowland, Sheila Ruhl, Brent Rulec. Sandra Rundell, Clark Ryan,Joseph Rythcr, Lisa Salazar, Dawn Sandberg, Martha Sandstrom, Clifford Sathcr, Rodney Sawvcl. T roy Scanlon, Susan Schieck. Roberta Schillmger, Pamala Schissel, Teresa Schmidt. Andrew Schmit, Daniel Schmitz, Ann Schoenborn, Rebecca 165 Schotanus, Page Schroeder, Paul Schuler, Katherine Schuler, Scon Schultz, David Schwankl. Marjorie Schwieiers, Gregory Scmto, Christopher Sell, lauret Sether, Kim Shaw, Suzanne Sheys, Kevin Shimota, Richard Shoberg, Kimberly Sieben, Nancy Simon, Michelle Skanse, Robert Skoglund. Jon Skunberg, Craig Small, Susie Smith, Brett Smith, Cathy Smith, Craig Smith, Jeffrey Smith, Peter Smith, Randy Smythe. David Solberg. Carrie Solfelt, Paul Somdahl, Sonja Sperry, Scott Stark, Terry Staton, Cheryl Staudohar. James Stead, Amy Stenbeck, Scon Stiles, Lisa Stmchfield, Scott St roman, Scott Stueber, Janelle Sullivan, Timothy Swaim, Cynthia Swanson, Thomas Swedenborg, Karla Swenson, Kenneth Swenson, Ronda Syde. Lon Tachovsky. Allen 166 Tester, Thomas Theis, Robert Thomas, Michael Thomforde, Kristine Thomlinson, Matthew Thompson, Joanne Thompson, William Thomsen, Patricia Thury, Duff Tiffany, Shannon Tone, Darcy Tonkmson, Jeffery Torgerson, Janell Torvick, Jack Tousignant, Laurie Townsend, Susan Townsend, William Traffas. Mark Trandahl, Brenda Unglesbee, Russell Van Sickle. Keith Vergm, Shawn Vesel, Michael Vidmar, Michael Villwock, Karen Vitt, Mary Vittera, Robert Von Eschen, Patrice Von Deylen, Linda Vozenilek, Melissa Wahl, Elizabeth Walker, Lisa 167 Wallis, Andrew Wangerin, Clifford Ward. Debra Ward, Michele Ware, Kyla Warren, Stephanie Wasmuth, Ann Weitzel, Gregory Wellnitz. Ann Wcnmger, Jeffrey West, Deanna Westrom, Sandra Whalen, Peggy White, Thomas Whited, Daniel Whitsitt, William Willette, John Williamson, Cynthia Wilson, Laurel Wilson, Mark Wiseley, Sandra Wishy, Mary Witham, Scott Wittig, Anthi Wold, Julie Woldum, Caroline Wright, Jeffrey Yocum, Sharon Youngquist. Carole Zesbaugh, David Zimmerman, James Zuehlsdorf, Mark 168 “She had an enthusiasm for learning D. Buller, Counselor “She said things that had to be said L. Brynildson, English She always wanted to keep going L. Wittl, Educ. Asst. 169 170 Administration Counselors Faculty Secretaries Educational Assistants Custodians Cooks Specialists 172 173 (flO MgogLQn Good Morning Jaguars Between the time a student enters JHS as a Sophomore and they finally graduate three (?) years later, they have heard the phrase “Good Morning Jaguars” about 500 times. The friendly greetings come from the administration who wants everyone to start the day informed of all important meetings, results, and necessary tidbits. The voices you hear are: Dr. Robert Smith, Principal, who chose to remain just a voice this year; Mr. Robert Schmidt, Asst. Principal, shown at the right; and Mr. James Bailey, director of student activities pictured below. 174 Counseling Staff Delores Buller Roger K. Johnston (Rog) Augustana College (South Dakota) BA, South Dakota State, MA Hobbies: Running, fishing, reading, woodworking Grover Petersen (Buzz) Hamline Univ. and Univ. of Minnesota Hobbies: Camping, backpacking, cross country skiing, and carpentry J. Mac Redmond (Mac) Concordia College (Moorhead) and Univ. of Minnesota Hobbies: Tennis Wayne Uhlir Bemidji State Univ. Hobbies: Fishing, hunting Lucy Cole, Counselor's Secretary i an effort to make the academic section more meaningful the Rf 'OLUTION asked each staff member to complete a form listing nn names, hobbies, colleges attended, and most often used phrases. Many m- nbers of the staff did respond and their responses are printed on the fo- jwing pages. Those staff with just a name chose not to reveal their inner se es. 175 Robert Beissel, French and Latin St. Mary's College and DePaul Univ. Hobbies: Tennis and Gardening Byron Bekiares, AV Resource Center University of Illinois Richard Bird, Humanities I and II Mankato State Hobbies: Sports Leon Birklid (Lee), Math for Daily Living, Geometry, and Analysis Mayville N.D. and Boston College Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Carpentry Favorite Quote: Now, then . . Colleen Brown (Connie), Soph. P.E. Girl's Athletic Coordinator Mankato State Hobbies: Bow Hunting, Reading Lorraine Brynildson, Composition, Literature, and Grammar St. Olaf Hobbies: Needlework, Reading Lee Buller, English Robert Carruth, Special Education 176 Evelyn Carter (Ev), STARR Social Studies University of Minnesota Hobbies: Reading Favorite Quote: If you had a brain you would be dangerous. Donald Casey, Music Marching Band Northwestern University Hobbies: Music, Sailing, Flying Favorite Quote: Give me a downbeat G. Donald Chase, World Affairs St. Olaf Walter Childers, Math and Meteorology Gustavus Adolphus, Oklahoma University Hobbies: Fishing, Mechanics, Relaxing, and Coaching Mary Christenson, Am. Lit., Junior English College of St. Teresa, College of St. Thomas Hobbies: Cross Country Skiing, Walking, Biking, Reading Favorite Quotes: bizarre, scumtooth snake in the grass,” Esmerelda Leanorsprorphle” Jerry Clark, Aero and STARR Science University of Minnesota Hobbies: Camping Favorite Quote: Just like downtown Charles Coffee (Charlie), P.E., Head Coach Wrestling and Girl’s Soccer University of Minnesota Hobbies: Golf Louis Cohen (Lou), Algebra, Survey of Mathematics, Geometry UCLA (BA and MA), University of Minn. (PhD) Hobbies: Fishing and Golf Favorite Quotes: You guys, Fantastic 177 Dick Coombs, American History Hamline University Hobbies: Running a resort Ken Cordes, STARR English Mankato State, Wisconsin (Eau Claire) Ronald Cordes, German and Russian Mankato State Hobbies: Fishing and Skiing Rodney Daniels (Rod), Algebra and Geometry University of Wisconsin, Superior Hobbies: Coaching Gymnastics, Football, Track, and playing Golf Favorite Quote: •‘Okay Angela Drometer, Humanities I College of St. Teresa, College of St. Thomas Hobbies: Travel, Needlepoint, Reading Gretchen Durkot, Special Ed. Mankato State Hobbies: Running, Tennis, Skiing, and Cooking John Eckberg (Mr. Eckberg), Orchestra Augsburg and Catholic University Hobbies: Golf, Refinishing Antiques, collecting used chewing gum Favorite Quotes: Trust me, I'll add it to your overtime check Fred Ehlers (Drivers Fred), Drivers Ed. 178 Jack Evens, American History, Head Basketball Coach (Boys) Wisconsin State at Superior Filipe Ferradas (Flipper) Spanish College of St. Thomas Hobbies: Gliding, Travel, Gourmet Cooking, and Deep Sea Hunting Favorite Quote: “Are there any questions, doubts, or worries?” Doris Frace (Dorie), Shorthand, Clerical Office Procedures, Office Ed Coordinator University of Minnesota Hobbies: Jogging, Swimming, Tennis Favorite Quote: “Don’t break the machine” Ralph Fritz, American History Hamiline (BA) University of Minn. (MA) Hobbies: Gardening, Travel, Fishing, and Hiking Myron Grafstrom (Hybrid), Biology University of Minnesota Hobbies: Fishing, Camping, Hunting Raymond Green (Ray), Chemistry Bemidji State and U. of North Dakota Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Quote: “When I was your age” Gary Greening, Chemistry Wayne State College, U. of South Dakota Hobbies: Fishing Ralph Groehler, Woods, Airbrush, Drafting, Graphic Arts St. Cloud State and U. of Northern Colorado Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Skiing, Scuba Diving, Camping, Canoeing, Woodworking, Metal Working, and Drafting Favorite Quote: “Heck of a deal” 179 Robert Hartkopf, Biology and Ecology Moorhead State and U. of Northern Colorado Hobbies: Film making Favorite Quote: “Diversity leads to stability Colleen Hayden, World Affairs College of St. Catherines Hobbies: Travel, Writing, Piano, Sewing, and Knitting Favorite Quote: “Moving on Charles Hengel (Chuck), Trades and Industrial Coordinator Winona State Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Quote: “Bright eyed and bushy tailed Donna Hipps, Resource Center Director and Librarian Iowa State Univ. (BA) and Univ. of Minnesota (MA) Favorite Quote: Please be quiet or leave Andrew Hoiland (Andy), Marketing University of Minnesota Hobbies: Cutting and Splitting Logs, Canoeing, Boating, Fishing, Bridge and Poker, Racquet Ball, Photography Del Holz, Public Speaking and Debate University of Minnesota (BS and MA) Hobbies: Camping, Photography, Cross Country Skiing Favorite Quote: “Super Thomas Howden, Political Science University of Michigan (BA and MA) Hobbies: Politics, Gardening, and Camping Favorite Quote: “Briefly. . Genevieve Huber, English 10 and Creative Writing Mankato State and St. Thomas Hobbies: Music, Reading, Swimming and Bridge 180 Patricia Jones, Painting, Drawing, Textiles, STARR Art College of St. Scholastica (BA), Univ. of Minnesota (MEd) Hobbies: Painting, Drawing, Photography, Reading, Tennis, Collecting Art and Artifacts Jesse Knight (Jess), Vocal Music Simpson College and State University of South Dakota Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Favorite Quote: Ready, sing Lila Kuntz, Business Ed. Donald Kuzma (Kuz), Philosophy, Head Coach Basketball (girls) Jerome Kyllo, Ceramics, Jewelry, Photography University of Minnesota Hobbies: Rebuilding his farm Wally Larsen (Coach), Accounting University of Minnesota Hobbies: Fishing, Watching TV Favorite Quote: That’s just brutal” Dorothea Larson, English Norman Leistikow, American History and Beginning Debate Luther College (BA), Mankato State (MA) Hobbies: Fishing 181 Joyce Levine, Anthropology Rod Lingenfelter, Algebra and Math for Daily Living Winona State College Hobbies: Flying, Refinishing Old Furniture Favorite Quotes: Hush, Be Good,” and See ya John Loban (Lobes), Automechanics University of Minnesota Hobbies: Skiing, Antique Restoration Favorite Quote: Hey guys Larry Ludeman (Lude), Basic English and American Literature U. of Minnesota (BA), College of St. Thomas (MA) John Ludvigsen, Algebra 2 and Geometry University of Minnesota Hobbies: Camping and Gardening John Lynch (Jake), World Affairs St. Johns (BA), U. of Minnesota (MA), University of Dublin (BS D) Hobbies: Keeping a neat desk Favorite Quote: Top of the morning Earl Lyons (Red), Humanities University of Guam Hobbies: Raising June Bugs, Pit Duty, and Tap Dancing to Bagpipes Yvonne MacMartin, Mathematics University of South Dakota Hobbies: Travel, Reading, and Needlepoint 182 John Magnuson, Record Keeping and Accounting University of Minnesota Hobbies: Sports Warren Magnuson (Mag), Introduction to Theatre, Advanced Acting, Stagecraft, and English 11 Hamline (BA), Winona State (MA) Hobbies: Theatre Favorite Quote: Wretch,” Fantastic Wayne Mandery (Coach), P.E., Swimming Coach University of Minnesota Favorite Quote: Get here on time John Marble, Electronics, Metals, Wood Bemidji State Phyllis McKay (Phyl), Parenting, Clothing Iowa State University Hobbies: Sewing, Travel, Family, and Reading Richard Mingo (Mushka), Environmental Conservation and Biology Hamline (BA), St. Mary's (MA) Hobbies: Golf, Skiing, Dancing Sandy Morgan, STARR English Cornelia Nachbar, American Studies, Humanities I, and Literature of the Western World Hamline (BA), U. of Minnesota (MA) Hobbies: Reading, Writing, Piano Favorite Quote: Don't you have a paper due? 183 Allegra Nelson (Lee), Human Physiology and Health Gustavus Adolphus (BA), University of Idaho (MEd) Hobbies: Skiing and Sewing Robert Normoyle, American Studies and Modern Problems Hobbies: Wearing a suit one day each year Bruce Paine, Work Experience Coordinator Mike Palmersten, Record Keeping, Marketing and Distribution University of Minnesota Jan Parks (Parksy), Journalism and English 10 University of Nebraska at Lincoln Hobbies: Jogging and Reading Favorite Quote: “Oh fiddlesticks” Ann Porth, STARR Social Studies and Modern Problems Donna Ranallo, Home Ec Coord. University of Minnesota Hobbies: Sewing, Biking, Cross Country Skiing, Working out at the Health Club Favorite Quote: “Oh crumb” Mary Randall, Humanities I and II St. Benedicts 184 Virginia Roden, Model Office, Personal Typing, Advanced Typing College of St. Benedicts Hobbies: Swimming, Cross Country Skiing, Interior Decorating, Entertaining Sandra Rosenblum, Physical Education University of Minnesota Hobbies: Boating and Fishing John Rosseth, Sociology and Golf Coach Mankato State Hobbies: Golf, Bowling, Reading, TV Favorite Quote: ‘‘Does that make sense Steven St. Martin (Saint), Mathematics University of Minnesota Hobbies: Gardening and Correspondence Chess Ken Sangrene, Mathematics University of Minnesota, Duluth Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Gardening, Camping Thomas Saterdalen, STARR Phy. Ed, Drivers Ed, and Psychology, Hockey Coach Bemidji State Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting. Racquetball Thomas Selwold, Economics and Modern Problems University of Kansas Muriel Shroyer, Foods, Consumer Buying, and Interior Design University of Minnesota Hobbies: Travel, Reading, Crafts, Sewing, Golf, Oil Painting 185 Richard Snydle, Physics University of Wisconsin at Superior Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Wood Carving Favorite Quote: The Polish Scientist Richard Swanson (Swanee), Psychology Cornell College (BA), University of Oregon (MA) Hobbies: Water Sports, Racquetball, Handyman Donald Switzer (Switz), P.E. Soccer Coach Ohio University Hobbies: Fishing. Hunting, Juggling Soccer Balls Favorite Quote: On the green line Don Tatge, Biology Mankato State Hobbies: Fishing George Vasiliou, Humanities I and II, Girl’s Softball Coach, Intramural Sports Coordinator Macalester Hobbies: Sports Favorite Quote: . . and then I wrote Bruno Waldner, Director of Alternatives Program Hamline (BA), University of Mississippi (MA) Hobbies: Mountain Climbing Jerilyn Weber (Jeri), Shorthand and Secretarial Office Procedures Augustana College Hobbies: Crewel Work and Reading Favorite Quotes: Cute,” Use your paper release Robert Wilson (Hack), Future Shock College of Hard Knocks Hobbies: Trapping and Dishwashing Favorite Quote: What does it all mean? 186 A major goal of the staff of the 1978 REVOLUTION was to avoid the use of captions which were silly or overly cute. We think we’ve done an excellent job, however, there were some pictures which came in which were just too good to pass by, so . . . •Varsity debater m the 4th at Hia-eah. Wow, another term paper on pornography. Introducing the Northwestern Univ. Marching Band, under the direction of Come into my parlor. Screeetch She's 6'6 and only a sophomore, wow. Take me to your liter. 'hh. they're playing the Irish r itional anthem. A victim of Future Shock. Anyone for tennis? My bust's bigger than yours. 187 Farrell Sievers, School Psychologist Sue Brown, Social Worker University of Minnesota Serves as liaison person between outside agencies and the school The Specialists Charlotte Morse, SLBP Mount Holyoke and Umv. of Minnesota Elaine Kaus, Tutor Central College (Iowa) Mankato State Univ. Eloise Hedlund, Tutor Umv. of Minnesota 188 041 i Je t Crownhart spent time in Home Ec. Sue Prbylski was a math student teacher. Mary Vangen also student taught in Home Ec. During the school year the Jefferson faculty was enlarged by student teachers, amity aides, and long term substitutes. Trying to get pictures of these people proved hard, but we did manage to capture a few. At the far left is Mrs. Holmay who for a long time was Mr. Chase during his absence. To the immediate left is Cyrill Meier, who is a part of the Amity Aide program and spent the year helping Jaguars learn German. 189 District 287 Jefferson High School is the center for District 287, which serves students with hearing impairments. Students come from Minneapolis, suburban Hennepin County, and beyond. Interpreters go to each class with the student and translate so that the student can hear what is being said. Currently 24 students are served in this manner. When not in class the students and the interpreters spend time together in a tutorial session. In this way the students are able to keep up in their studies and to enjoy being part of a fully comprehensive high school program. Top Right: Gordon Wilcox, the director ot the center translates algebra for one of the students. Above: Kathy Kallet explains probability as fast as Dr. Cohen. Above Right: Jeanette Young operates in a clothing class. Right: Karen Kettler docs some tutoring in the center office. 190 Left: Mary Garvey works with a student individually in the center’s office. Below Left: Martha Goetsch tries to conduct a seminar in math and to ignore the camera at the same time. Below Right: Valerie Klansek gives a student some instructions on a one to one basis. 191 No section dealing with faculty would be complete without a test, so students sharpen your pencils and your wits. Part I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Select the best answer to the following, show your choice on the line provided. _____1. The best caption for the picture above would be: A. The Bald and the Beautiful B. Starsky and Hutch C. The Ends D. Stroll for Daylight E. T. S. and D. C. 192 Eileen Engelbrekt Principal’s Secretary Sharyn Peterson Asst. Prin. Sec. Doris Alango Audio Visual Clk. Dorothy Critchf ield Admin. Clerk Betty Engelbrekt Resource Cnt. Clk. Georgene Jenks Counseling Sec. Alouise Laverty Receptionist Jeane Stoddard Attendance Clerk Maureen Young Nurse 193 Educational Assistants Betty Anderson, Biology Lab. College of St. Catherine Rose Bergherr, Career Center Metropolitan State Univ. Delores Cornell (Rose) The Rose Room Luther College Bernice Dixon. Resource Centers Joan Doench, Home Ec and Social Studies English Resource Center Elinor Ehlers Detention Center Carol Evens, Switchboard Alice Hjelmstad, Business Education Lavonne Mensing The flexible modular schedule at Jefferson utilizes a wide range of personnel in it operation. Educational Assistants perform a number of vital services which allow th program to be a success. The ‘•EA s” may be found in labs and in classrooms assistm students with independent study projects, make up work, or further study into an an that has interested the student. Others serve the teaching staff as clerks, typis duplicating equipment operators, and many other services which allow the day to d teaching to progress smoothly and efficient 194 Betty Nelson Deanna O'Brien Mary Redmond, Social Studies Marylyn Shelton, Chem Lab Barbara Shelstad, Math Science Resource Center Lorraine Shepard, Home Ec M WAIKIR Gayle Stuber, Math-Science Resource Center Mary Swanson, Business Ed Margaret Walker, Math Office Some of the EA's spend their time as supervisors of the two special rooms set aside for those students who try to beat the system. Whether it's answering a phone, typing a test, setting up for a lab experiment, or just keeping watch over those who tried the program at Jefferson owes much to these people who often go out of their ways to make the jobs of the teacher and the education of the student just a little smoother and meaningful. 195 Cooks There is probably no group within Jefferson whose work is criticized more than our cooks. Cafeteria food is almost always talked about with a pained look upon one's face. However, when it comes to talking with their money the JHS student body speaks a different tune. Jefferson consistently leads the district in the percentage of students who participate in the hot lunch program. The reason for this is that our cooks have been willing to do a little extra to provide students with a wide choice of menus. There is the standard Type A lunch, the alternate, the salad, the snack bar and the a la carte line. If you can't find something to suit your tastes then you're probably not hungry. 196 Custodians Back Row: Left to Right: Ed Gr uber Jerry Bachman Viola Wronski Front Row: Arnie Uphoff Ernie Hart Jessie Anderson Ron Davis Orville Got berg Back Row: Left to Right: Dale Pierson Dick Savage Ed Gruber Dale Bishop Dale Sheflet Front Row: Joe Schwartz Joyce Hanrahan 197 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 9737 LYNDAIE AVE. SO. PIKQUIK 2112 W. Old Shakopee Rd. 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PHONE 804.929 Good Luck Jan! 200 SENIORS Activities And Plans Aasen, Tammy: Choir 10 Future Plans — College Abbott, Nick: Band 10; J.A. 10; REBEL 11, 12; Declaration 12; Spanish Club 11; Speech 12; Close-up 11 Future Plans — Foreign exchange student to South Africa and College Abdella, Blake: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Band Council 10. 11 Future Plans — St. Olaf Adam, Mindy: Choir 10, 11 Albright, Alberta: Bookstore 10, 11 Allen, Cindy: Choir 10; Student Government 11; Ski Club 12; Musical 12 Future Plans — Concordia Moorhead, Elementary Teaching Anderson, Kim: REVOLUTION 12, Musical 12 Future Plans — College Anderson, Linda: Homecoming Committee 11; Home Ec Advisory Board 11,12 Future Plans — Flight Attendant Anderson, Pete: Future Plans — Astronaut Anderson, Scott: Football 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10, Track 12 Future Plans — College Anderson, Ted: Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10 Future Plans — College Asp, Barb: Orchestra 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Debonairs 10 Athman, Joanne: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chamber Orchestra 11; Student Government 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Ayotte, Mindy: JJ Dancelme 11,12 Future Plans — Interior Design Backstrom. Dave: Basketball Manager 10 Future Plans — U.M.C.. U. S. Forest Service Bailey, Barb: Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 12 Future Plans — U of W at LaCrosse Bailey, Curt: Football 10, 11, 12; Student Government 12; Basketball 10, 11,12; REBEL 11; Baseball 10 Future Plans — College Banl. Scott: Basketball 10; Football 10. 11, 12 Future Plans — Drake • Business Barry, John: Swimming 10, 11. 12; N.H.S. 12; Student Government 10 Future Plans — St. John’s Bateholts, Lori: Ski Club 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 12 Future Plans — College • engaged to be married Bauch, Julie: N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — U.M.D. Bauer, Linda: Ski Club 11,12 Baumgartner, David: Ski Club 10, 11. 12; Track 11 Future Plans — U.M.D. - Geology Beaumont, Jill: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chamber Orchestra 11, 12; Gymnastics 10. 11, 12 Future Plans — Winona State Becker, Brad: Band 10. 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Theatre 11, 12; Speech 11, 12; Knight Thyme Singers 12; Student Government 12; REBEL 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Bell, Cindy: N.H.S. 12; J.A. 10; Tennis 10; Soccer 10; REBEL 11; Yearbook 12; Orchestra 10 Future Plans — College Bemis, Laura: Theatre 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — Normandale • Law Benkowski, Jim: Cross Country Ski 10 Future Plans — Normandale • Rock Star 201 Benshoof, Jim: Football 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Intramural Raquetball 12 Future Plans — College Benson. Shelley: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Music Assistant 11 Future Plans — Normandale • Dental Hygenist Berglund, Nancy: Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Ski Club 12 Future Plans — College Bernhagen, Kevin: Football 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Construction Bilodeau. Jean: Speech Assistant 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Speech Assistant Biros, Mary: Theatre Future Plans — St. Benedict Biorgum, Randy: Future Plans — College, Working Bloom, Gary: Soccer 10. 11, 12 Future Plans — College Boe, Dave: N.H.S. 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11. 12; Musical Orchestra 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 12; Gymnastics 10 Future Plans — College Boehne, Scott: Future Plans — U.N.D. • Aviation Boland. Mike: Football 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11, 12; Track 10 Future Plans — U. of M. • Wildlife Borgen, Karen: Flag Corps 10; Choir 10; Ski Club 11; Cheerleading 12 Bork. Laurie: Choir 10. 11; Track 11,12 Future Plans — Vo Tech • Accounting Borsch, Jeanne: Gymnastics 10; Danceline 11; Ski Club 12; Homecoming Committee 10, 11 Future Plans — College Bottolfson, Dawn: 11,12 Future Plans — College Work Brackney, Charles: Ski Club 10, 11; Football 12 Future Plans — U. of M. • Business Bradley, Neal: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; A.V. 10. 11, 12 Future Plans — Navy • Intelligence Branscom, Michael: Choir 10, 11, 12; Knight Thyme Singers 10, 11, 12; Theatre 10, 11. 12; WJAG 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Student Director (Choir) 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Luther College Music Brautigam, Joran: Choir 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Track 10; Softball 11 Future Plans — Secretarial Work Broers, Bev: Band 10 Future Plans — College Brosam, Bev: Choir 10 Future Plans — South America this summer, Normandale in the fall Brown, Cristy: Coronation Committee 11 Future Plans — Work and Travel Brown, Dan: Future Plans — Carpentry and Masonry Fawver, Kerry: Future Plans — Normandale Fawver, Kim: Ski Club 12 Future Plans — Normandale Ferguson, Dawn: Heart, Votech Future Plans — Travel Agent Fetsch, Audrey: Future Plans — Travel into the future Fideler, Lowell: Future Plans — To be a head guitarist for a popular band and collect old care Fish, Meredith: Student Government 11; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — Normandale Fisher, Brad: Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Musical (Orch) 10, 11; Knight Thym-ers 11, 12 Future Plans — North Texas State U. • Business • Musician Fong, Amy: Ski Club Future Plans — U of M Fourmea, Gayle: Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12 Future Plans — St. Cloud • Business Fox, Jerry: Football 10; A.F.S. and Host 11 Future Plans — Votech training - Auto Mechanic Foy, 'Roy' Rob: Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11, 12, Marching Band 12; Knight Thyme Singers Band 12 Future Plans — Normandale or the U. Music and Engineering Fransen, Jeff: Future Plans — Happiness French, Barb: A.F.S. 10 Future Plans — College Fritz, Lisa: Band 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Marching Band 10, 11,12; Orchestra 12; Student Rep. 10; Ski Club 10. 11, 12; Band Staff 11,12 Future Plans — College Frosig. Greg: Bowling 11; Varsity Basketball Stat. Person 12 Future Plans — Normandale • Meteorologist Fuller, Jay: REBEL photographer Future Plans — U of N.D. - Law • Multi Millionaire due to entreprenueral talent Gaitan, Lance: Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10 Future Plans — Stout • Own a couple of Hilton Hotels Gardner, Laura: Tennis 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Government 11,12 Gensmer, Beth: Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Student Government 11 Future Plans — Computer Technology Giddings, Steve: Football 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Gillquist, Sharon: J.A. 10 Future Plans — Stewardess of office occ. Gonzalez, Maria: Debonairs 12; Track 12; International Club 12; Ski Club 12 Future Plans — U. of Madrid - Psychologist Gordon, Clare: Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12; Volleyball 11; Golf 12 Future Plans — Bemidji Greengard, Dan: Future Plans — Business Greimel, Al: Soccer 10, 11,12 Future Plans — College, build and sell homes Griffin, Kathy: Cheerleading 10, 11. 12; Track 10; Gymnas tics 10,11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Homecoming Committee 12 Future Plans — St. Benedict Jacobson, Janet: Debonairs 10; Choir 11, 12; Gymnastic 10, 11; Theatre 10; Knight Thymers 12; REVOLUTION 12 Future Plans — College, travel Jastram, Sue: Theatre 10, 11, 12; Choir 11 Future Plans — Normandale Jax, Jeff: Soccer 10; Hockey 10 Future Plans — Votech, Printer Jenkins, Philip: Soccer 10, 11, 12; Ski Jumping 10, 11.12 Future Plans — Singing lessons Jensen, Lynn: Band 10; Flag Corp 10 Future Plans — Marriage, U.N.D. 202 Johnson, Eric: Student Government 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Hockey 11,12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — Concordia Moorhead Johnson, Jill: Flag Core 10, 11 Future Plans — Secretary Johnson, Patty: Ski Club Future Plans — Nurse Johnson, Steve: Future Plans — Votech, work Jones, Ronald: Future Plans — Millionaire Jordahl, Beck: OEA 12 Future Plans — Normandale Jorgensen, Michelle: Ski Club 10, JJ Danceline 12; Theatre 12; Homecoming Royalty 12 Future Plans — Airlines, travel, meet Robert Redford Jung, Dave: Marching Band 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, 11. 12; Skiing 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Government 11,12 Jurkowski, Dan: Future Plans — Sound Engineer Kachel, James: Future Plans — Carpentry at Votech Kallstromm, Chris: Ski Jumping 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10.11 Future Plans — Ski jump in the 1980-84 Olympics Kamlind, Mari: Track 12; A.F.S. 12; Theatre 12 Future Plans — School in England, Lawyer Kangas, Lynn: Swimming recorder 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; OEA 12 Future Plans — Youth for the Missions Kangas, Steve: Ski Club 12 Future Plans — Vocational or College Karbo, Dave: Football 10, 11,12; Track 10, 11 Future Plans — College Karnowski, Karen: Choir 11, 12; Theatre 10, 11, 12; Synchronized Swimming 12 Future Plans — Travel Keefe, Bill: Ski Team 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club Rep. 12; Football 11; Band 10, 11 Future Plans — Normandale • UMD, Computer Technician Kelly, Mark: Soccer 10; Ski Club Future Plans — College - Gong Show Contestant Kemper, Joanne: Future Plans — Votech Accounting Kendall, Mike: Football 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Bemidji - Marine Biologist Kennedy, Tom: Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Auto Body • Customering Kingery, Tammi: Deca 12 Future Plans — NTID • Rochestre Kinsella, Keith: Future Plans — Votech Kleven, Jan: Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Minnesota School of Business Kley, David: Soccer 10, 11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Track 10, 11, 12; Student Government; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College make money, die, and pay taxes Klima, Catherine: Band 10, 11; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 12; Out to lunch Future Plans — U.N.D. Knilans, Sandy: Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Knutson, Ann: Track 10; Medical Explorers 12; Ski Club 10, 11,12 Future Plans — College Koeske, Gail: Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Marching Band 11, 12; REVOLUTION 12; Announcement Comm. 12 Future Plans — St. Benedict • Home Ec Koike, Dana: Track 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — U of M • own a pineapple plantation in the Bahamas Konters, Viktors: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Jazz Lab 12 Future Plans — Normandale - St. Paul Police Academy Kotula, Annette: OEA 12; Ski Club 10 Future Plans — College Kraft, Tom: Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Music Assistant 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Musical (Orch) Future Plans — Eau Claire Music • Business Kreutz, Brenda: Band 10; Theatre 11, 12; Mime Team 12; Improv 12 Future Plans — College • work with horses Kretchmer, Mike: Future Plans — College • wine, woman Kuether, Jim: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Student Government 11; Theatre 10, 12; Jazz Band 11,12 Future Plans — Normandale Kunze, Nancy: Theatre 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 10 Future Plans — Normandale Kyllo, Nancy: Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — College Kroonblawd, James: Band 10, 11. 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; N.H.S. 12; Who's Who Student Future Plans — Concordia St. Paul, Director of Christian Education Lagermeier, Jane: Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10; JJ Danceline 11,12 Future Plans — U of M - X-Ray Tech. LaPean, Shawn: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Tennis 10. 11. 12 Future Plans — President of U.S.A. Larson, Keith: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12 Larson, LuAnn: Rifle Corp 10, 11, 12; Rifle Captain 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Synchronized Swimming 11,12 Future Plans — Normandale • Dental Assist Larson, Tom: Track 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10,11, 12 Future Plans — College LaVelle, Judy: Theatre 12; N.H.S. 12; Cap Gown Committee 12; Pres, of FHA 11 Future Plans — U of M - Paralegal Dee, Dan: Future Plans — Normandale, then UMD Lee, Mike: Tennis 10 Lee, Rick: Hockey 10,11,12 Future Plans — College Lenczewski, Ann: Future Plans — St. Benedicts • History Lesko, John: Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — U of M - Physical Science Leu, Lilian: AFSCIub12 Future Plans — U of M Lewis. Greg: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Track 10. 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Lichtenberger, Susan: N.H.S. 12; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, 11; Homeroom Rep 10; Homecoming Committee 12 Future Plans — Furthering Education Lieser, Bob: Football 10,11, 12; Track 10, 11,12 Future Plans — UND Lindberg, Jonathan: Track 10; Band 10 Future Plans — Mankato State • CPA Linder, Bob: 203 Future Plans — U of M • Music Lindgren, Heidi: Soccer 10; Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Vo Tech Secretary Liptrap, Carrie: Future Plans — Vo-Tech - Data Processing Little, Mark: Choir 10. 11; Track 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — U of M • Forestry Loehr, Sandy: Soccer 10; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Softball 11, 12 Future Plans — Normandale • Work Long. Martha: Track 11, 12; Soccer 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Horse Care Longstreet, David: Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Lorsung, Brian: Band 10; Ski Club 10; Basketball Band 10; JA 10 Future Plans — College Lynch, Nancy: Theatre 10, 11. 12; Improv Team 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Treasurer of Choir 12; Knight Thymer's 11, 12; Speech 10. 12 Mackey, Jennifer: Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — UND MacKinnon, Lori: Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Gustavus • Nursing Maitland, Bill: Ski Team 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — College Major, Patricia: Debate 10, 11, 12; Speech 10, 11, 12; Rebel 12; Declaration 12; Student Government 12 Future Plans — College Maimer, Keith: Wrestling 10, 11. 12; Student Government 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Manders, Kathy: Theatre 10, 11, 12; WJAG 10. 11, 12; JA 11, 12 Future Plans — Normandale • Nursing Mariska, Todd: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10 Future Plans — College Marks, Linda: Volleyball 10. 11, 12; Track 10. 11. 12; WJAG 12; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech, Horse Care Martinson, Tony: Future Plans — College Martinson, Tracy: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chamber Orchestra 11; Flag Corps 11, 12; Flag Lieutenant 12 Future Plans — Medical Secretary Mastain, Steve: Golf 10; Ski Club 12 Future Plans — College Mattson, Michael: Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College - Business Maynard, Starla: Band 10; Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Lakeland Dental Academy Mazzu, Brian: Football 10, 11 Future Plans — Join B. B. Circus Mclver, Randy: Basketball 12; Young Life 12 McDonough, Robert: Journalism 10, 11, 12; Debate 10, 11, 12; Speech 10, 11, 12; Declaration 12; Student Government 12; Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10. 11; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — U of Texas at Austin • Law or Journalism McPeak, Robert: Future Plans — Normandale Mesenbrink, Janet: Future Plans — Normandale Metzker, Jill: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chamber Orchestra 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Augsburg • Teacher Meyers, Joe: Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11 Future Plans — U of Arizona Meyers. Patty: Ski Club 10 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Michel, JoAnne: Theatre 12; Basketball 11 Middlestaedt, Mark: Future Plans — Construction Midgley, Craig: Ski Club 10; Baseball 10 Future Plans — Carpenter Miell, Cindy: Health Careers 11,12 Mikhail, Wally: Ski Club 10, 12; Ski Jumping Team 11 Future Plans — Medical School Miller, Casey: Swim Team 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Student Government 11 Miller, John: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — U of M - Millionaire Miller, Leigh: Ski Club 10. 11; N.H.S. 12; Band 10 Future Plans — College Miller, Steve: Future Plans — Vo-Tech Moe, Carrie: Soccer 10, 11,12; Track 10, 12; Volleyball 10; Choir 10; Jaguar Mascot 11 Future Plans — Normandale • Social Work Moline, Brad: Future Plans — Vo-Tech • Auto Mechanics Moline, Lori: JJ Danceline 12; REBEL 12 Future Plans — College Mooney, Susan: Tennis 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Moorhead, Dirk: Act. Local Pit Assoc No. 271 Future Plans — Buy Cadillac, Pay Taxes and Die Moroney, Mark: Band 10,11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11,12 Future Plans — UMD - Science Mosey, Scott: Football; Baseball Future Plans — College Nein, Tammie: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chamber Orchestra 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Student Government 10, 11 12; Musical (Orchestra) 11,12 Future Plans — Normandale • Nursing Nelson, Steven: Soccer 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 10, 11. 12; Track 10 Future Plans — U of Colorado Nelson, SteveS: Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10. 11.12 Future Plans — College Nilson, Brian: Soccer 11; Pit Crew 10, 11, 12 Noonan, Joe: Ski Club 12 Norling, Sandy: Ski Club 10, 12 Future Plans — College Nornes, Barbara: Choir 10, 11, 12; Student Government 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — Concordia Moorhead Noteman Jill: J. A. 10; Band 10; Flag Corps 11 Future Plans — Vo-Tech • Nursing Oas, Christy: Cheerleading 10, 11,12; N.H.S. Alternate 12 Future Plans — College Oas, Dan: Choir 10, 11,12 Ohnesorge, Collette: Office Education Association 12 Olson, Debbie: Choir 10, 11, 12; Theatre 10; Knight Thym ers 12; Student Government 12 Future Plans — College Olson, Douglas: Ski Club 10, 11; V.I.C.A. 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Olson, Kathy: REBEL 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Work Olson, Pete: BAnd 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Mankato Olson, Terri: JJ Daneline 12 Future Plans — College 204 Olson, Vaughn: Football 10; Baseball 10 Future Plans — Commando Otis, Holly: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12; Ski Club 10 Future Plans — Normandale Dental Assist Outlaw, Denise: AFS 11; Ski Club 11,12; N.H.S. 12; Health Careers Club 11; Student Government 11 Future Plans — College Respiratory Pantages, Lea: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Band Council 12; Band Staff 11,12 Future Plans — College - Special Ed. Paplow, Mike: Swimming 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Patterson, Sherrie: JJ Danceline 12 Future Plans — Normandale • Liberal Arts Paulzine, John: Baseball 12; Football 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Pederson, Debbie: Debate 10, 11; Speech 11, 12; Theatre 10, 11, 12; REBEL 12; Student Government 11, 12; Mime Team 11, 12; Folk Dance 10 Future Plans — Bemidji State • Drama Peecher, Mitch: VICA Future Plans — Vo-Tech Peller, Jeff; Soccer 11 Future Plans — UMD - Accounting Peters, Gary: Cross-Country 10; Tennis 10; Swimming 10. 11, 12 Future Plans — U of Wyoming Peterson, Jana: Health Careers Club 10; Choir 10. 11, 12; Theatre 10, 11,12; Knight Thymers 11,12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — Augustana College III Peterson, Joel: Future Plans — Bemidji • Business Peterson, Kyle: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11. JJ Danceline 12; Ski Club 10, 11. 12 Future Plans — UMD Peterlon, Scott: Ski Team 11,12; Tennis 10, 11, 12 Peterson, Tom: Football 10, 11. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Peterson, Vicky: Ski Team 11,12 Future Plans — College Pidde, Marie: FHA 10; Office Education of America 12 Future Plans — Secretary Pierson, Bruce: Bowling 11,12 Future Plans — U of M Pikala, Joan: DECA12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Pliego, Michele: Spanish Club 11,12 Future Plans — College Pouti, Julie: Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — College Powell, Lori: Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Theatre 10, 12; Speech 11,12; N.H.S. 12; Student Government 12; Winter Formal Committee 12 Future Plans — College-Pre • Med Pruszinske, Mark: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 11,12; Band Staff (P.M.) 12 Future Plans — Normandale Aviation Pribyl, Sue: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Student Government 12; Winter Formal Committee 12; Band Council 11,12 Future Plans — U of M - CLA Social Science Putnam, Scott: Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Marching Band 10 Future Plans — U of M Engineering Radeztsky, Jean: Future Plans — U of Wise. Eau Claire Randall, David: Tennis 10, 11 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Rasmussen, Joy: Future Plans — College Rassmussen, Michele: HEART Future Plans — Normandale — Flight Attend. Reece, Wendy: DECA 12 Future Plans — St. George Reeves, Walter: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — U of M Retherford, Greg: Future Plans — U of M • Lawyer Ritacco, Ron: Swimming 10 Future Plans — U of M Robbins, Linda: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 12; Theatre 10, 12; Synchronized swimming 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Rock, John: Swimming 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — UND • Aviation Rokke, Eric: Ski Club 10, 11, 12; REBEL 11, 12 Rolandelli, Nancy: Choir 10; Cheerleading 11,12 Future Plans — U of Georgia — Business Rotenberry, Mark: Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Bands 10, 11, 12; Musical (Orchestra) 10, 11, 12; Knight Thymers 12; Student Government 11. 12; Ski Club 10, 11; JA 10 Future Plans — Navy Band Ruby, Leonard: J A 10; Bowling 10 Future Plans — U of M Ruckle, Jerry: Student Government 12; A.F.S. 12; Ski Club 12 Future Plans — Normandale Rue, John: Baseball 10 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Ruper, Rebecca: Choir 10, 11, 12; Theatre 10. 11,12 Future Plans — Macalester College Russell, Gale: Choir 10, 11, 12; Improv. Team 10, 11, 12; Theatre 10, 11, 12; Speech 12; Ski Club 10 Future Plans — U of M - Theatre Ryan, Barb: Gymnastics 10, 11 Sacket. John: Baseball 10, 11,12 Future Plans — Lumberjack Sadloske, Dan: Choir 10, 11, 12; Knight Thymers 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Track 10 Future Plans — College - Vet Sanchez, Carlos: Soccer 12; Track 12; Ski Club 12; International Club 12 Future Plans — Navy Sandquist, Karin: Band 12; Jazz Lab 12; AFS 12 Future Plans — Go Back To Sweden (Forestry) Schewene, Kim: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 11,12 Future Plans — College Schoenecher, John: Ski Club 12 Future Plans — College Schumm, Richard: Baseball 10; Bowling 10, 11 Future Plans — U.S.C. - Architect Scinto, Mike: Soccer 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Senechal, Laurie: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Band Staff 11,12; N.H.S. 12; Ski Club 11; Theatre 12; Student Government 12; Musical 12 Future Plans — Music Sereno, Terry: Softball 11, 12; Soccer 12; Bowling 11 Future Plans — Normandale Sether, Steve: Intramural Sports 205 Shoberg, Gary: Football 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Dental Technician Sheplee, Sheri: Choir 10, 11; Flag Corp 10 Future Plans — Retail Merchandising Sheridan, Marie: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Sieben, Wayne: Ski Club 10. 11, 12; J A 11. 12 Future Plans — College Sievers, Kellen: Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Track 10 Simon, Mike: Choir 10, 11, 12; DECA 12; French Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Navy Skophammer, Roger: Theatre 10, 11. 12; Mime Team 11, 12 Future Plans — Bemidji • Theatre Smetanka, Joel: Football 10; Baseball 10; Ski Club 11,12 Future Plans — U of M Smith, Mike: Debate 10; Speech 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11. 12; Student Government Future Plans — To grow old and wise Smith, Roberta: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10. 11, 12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College • Music Soblom, Mark: Football 11,12; Golf 11,12 Future Plans — UMD Sobrek, Denise: Future Plans — Votech Solberg, Carla: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching 10, 11, 12; Announcement Committee 12; REVOLUTION 12 Future Plans — Bemidji • Accounting Somdahl, Dave: Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Chamber Orchestra 11.12; Musical (Orch); REBEL 12 Future Plans — College — Engineering Soppeland, Ellane: Future Plans — Normandale Sorensen, David: Football 10, 11, 12; Golf 10; Band 10; N.H.S. 12; Student Government 12 Future Plans — U of M • Law Sorenson, Tina: Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Vo-tech Sparby, Janet: J A 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Student Cover-ment 12 Future Plans — St. Cloud Spindler, Laura: Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Band 10, 11; Jazz Band 10, 11 Sproull, Sherry: Ski Club 10; JJ Danceline 11,12 Future Plans — Winona Stansberry, Paul: Gymnastics 10,11 12; Golf 10 Future Plans — College Stangler, David: Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Co-Captain Homeroom; Volleyball Team Future Plans — UMD Stark, Thomas: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 12; N.H.S. 12; Co-Captain of H.R.; Volleyball Team Future Plans — U of M Stanton, Scott: Choir 10, 11, 12; Chamber Choir 10; Theatre 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 11, 12 Future Plans — Navy Stead, Wes: Football 10,11; Track 10 Future Plans — Normandale Stearns, Eddie: Mitd. 11 Future Plans — TVI in St. Paul Steen, Ryan: Student Government 12; N.H.S. 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; C.E.S.A.C. 12 Future Plans — Normandale • an Institute of Technology Steenson, Judy: Marching 10, Band 10; JJ Danceline 12 Future Plans — UMD - Pre Med Steinkopf, Steve: Football 10 Future Plans — Vo tech - Auto Mechanics Stenbeck, Suzanne: J A 10; N.H.S. 12; Student Government V.P. 12; Golf Team 12 Stephensen, Diane: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Synchronized Swimming 11; Pep Band 10,11,12 Future Plans — Normandale Stoffel, Jeanette: Marching Band 10; Band 10; Homecoming Committee 11,12; Student Government 12; Ski Club 11, 12 Future Plans — College - Work Stotesbery, Shawn: Crosscountry 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11. 12 Future Plans — College Sudman, Natalie: Future Plans — Gustavus Adolpus Sutton, Suzanne: Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 11, 12; Student Government 11 Future Plans — U of M Swanson, Mark: Gymnastics 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Vo tech Swanson, Rick: Future Plans — College Sweet, Kelly: N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — College Swenson, Dena: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Orchestra 10, 11,12 Future Plans — College Swenson, Scott: Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Taylor, Trese: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 12; Basketball Band 10, 11; Hockey Band Future Plans — U of M Teel, Kerry: Band 10, 11, 12; Music Librarian 10; Marching 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10. 11, 12; REVOLUTION 12; Hockey Band 11, 12; Basketball Band 10, 12; Conversational CAF. 10. 11,12; Out to Lunch Club 10, 11, 12; Musical (Orch) 10, 11,12 Future Plans — Northern Illinois U - Music Theissen, Tracy: REBEL 10, 11, 12; Student Government 12 Future Plans — College Thompson, Mark: Hockey 10, 11, 12; Yachting Club 12 Future Plans — College • Sailor- Trucker Thompson, Sue: Winter Formal 11, 12; Homecoming Com mittee 12; Jagrowtz 10, 11,12 Future Plans — College in Wisconsin Thomsen, Corinne: Soccer 12 Future Plans — U of M - Accountant Thomsen, Margaret: Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Corps 10, 11; Flag and Rifle Captain 12; N.H.S. 12 206 Future Plans • St. Cloud • Pre Law Tidholm, Mike: Votech 11, 12; Marine and Rec. Program Future Plans — Marine Mechanic Todd, Christine: MOEAV.P. 12 Future Plans — Work • Night School Clerical and Business Tone, David: Band 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 12 Future Plans — U of M • ROTC Topping, Darcy: Ski Team 10 Future Plans — Traveling Torrini, Sandy: Future Plans — Vo tech • Graphic Communications Towner, Nancy: N.H.S. 12; Teachers Aide 11, 12 Future Plans — PhD in Psychology Townsend, John: Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Bemidji Tuttle, Bruce: Band 10; Ski Club 10; Work Experience 11 Future Plans — Rock Star Vessey, Pam: Gymnastics 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 12 Future Plans — College Vidmar, Mary Beth: Band 10; Student Government 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Out to Lunch Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Viertel, Laura L.: Volleyball 10; Flag Rifle Corps 11. 12; Band Council 12 Future Plans — U of M Void, Peter: Band 10; Marching Band 10; Golf 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College • UMD VonDeylen, Eric: Ski Club 10; Intramurals Bowling 10, 11; J A 11; N.H.S.12 Future Plans — College - Optometrist Wacholz, Wade: Football 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 12; Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — College Waldner, Tony: Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 12 Future Plans — Normandale • To become Mr. Universe Walior, Kim: JJ Danceline 11; Orchestra 10; Chamber Orchestra 10 Future Plans — College Votech Walker, John: Soccer 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech and work as a landscaper Walker, Kelley: Girls Soccer 12 Future Plans — College Wallin, Melanie: Ski Club 10, 11, 12; OEA 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Walsh, Dennis: Future Plans — College - Accounting Walter, Debbie: Future Plans — College Ware, Kurt: REBEL 11,12; Declaration 11,12; N.H.S. 12 Future Plans — Caltech and M.I.T., Nuclear Physicist who devotes his life to annoying yearbook advisors with silly questionnaires. Worringer, Rob: Student Government 10, 12; Bowling Club 11; Ski Club 12 Future Plans — Normandale, U of M Airline Pilot Waters, Maggie: Ski Club 12; JJ Danceline 12 Future Plans — College Webb. Randy: Ski Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Vo-Tech • Carpenter Webster, Bill: Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12; Baseball 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Out to Lunch Club 11,12 Future Plans — U of M • Law School Wech, Mike: Football 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10,12 Weckwerth, Bruce: Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Wedin, Chuck: Soccer 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — Mankato Wendt, Paul: Football 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 12 Future Plans — College Westlock, Tom: Future Plans — ? Westman, Jeff: Baseball 10 Future Plans — College Westrom, Debbie: Soccer 10, 12; Volleyball 10; AFSClub 11, 12; AFS Club President 12; N.H.S. 12; German Club 10, 11 Future Plans — Argentina • Rotary Program, Bemidji State Whitcomb, Tim: Band 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Wiedman, John: Football 11,12 Future Plans — Colorado College or Denver University Wilgen, Francie: Mime Team; Improvisation Team; Theater Wiley, John: Future Plans — Night School, Work Williams. Mary: DECA 11, 12 Future Plans — Work Williams, Tom: Intramural Basketball 11,12 Future Plans — U of M - Moorhead Wilson, Karen: Ski Club 10, 11. 12 Future Plans — College Wingard, Jeff: Future Plans — College Wiseley, Dave: Future Plans — College or Vocational School Wohlfarth, Pam: REVOLUTION 12; Out to Breakfast Club 11, 12 Future Plans — Mankato State • Nursing Wold, Sue: Ski Club 10. 11 Future Plans — Fashion Coordinator, Stewardess Wollan, Mark: Student Government 12 Future Plans — Bethel • Theology Woolard, Sandy: Future Plans — College, Travel Wynn, Leisa: Communications 11,12 Future Plans — Tennessee - School York, Theresa: MITD 11 Yost, Laurie: Ski Club 10, 11. 12 Future Plans — Vo-Tech Walker, Steve: Soccer 10,11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 Future Plans — College Schaefer, Michael: AFS Club 12; Soccer 12; Track 12 Future Plans — 3 year school, college or airlines 207 Look Out World, Here We Come.