Mound Westonka High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mound, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

People ..........17 Groups 67 Staff 91 Hall of Fame 106 Sports 115 Extras .........145 Adventure is not in I the guidebook, land beauty is not I on the map. 1 Seek and ye 1 shaH find. 1 i Mohian 1!)H2 'Mound VVestonka | Moumk Minnesota' SUMMER The summer of 1981 consisted of a variety of activities. For many, summer meant working full-time, ; with the rainy weekends off. Others spent their time working part-time and trying to acquire and keep a tan (for the first six days the sun decided to pay a visit.) Eating, picnics, going to Lake Independence, bike riding, jogging, boating, bridge jumping, going to Big Island, water skiing, swimming, going down the Apple River, diving, playing tennis, baseball, football, soccer, daily visits to Dairy Queen, A W, Burger Chef, and Frosty Boy, Valleyfair, relaxing, avoiding mosquitoes and horseflys, golfing, pot lucks, trying to travel in cars through the construction, cheerleading and pop-singer practices, watching the hockey arena “grow”, and enjoying our freedom were some of the day time activities. At night things got a little wild with parties, those 12 o’clock firecracker and T.P. raids (by you know who), surprise parties, movies such as Endless Love, Raiders of the Lost Ark. Arthur, The Fox and the Hound, and For Your Eyes Only, which were some of the more popular ones. Attending Kick’s games and concerts, thinking of something fun to do, mimi-putting, boating, sleep-overs, poker parties, going to Tara with sparklers, “let-tin’ er ride’’ (pertaining to life), having fun, and coming home 2 hours late and missing your curfew (huh ohhh!!). Other students had a bit of bad luck at the beginning of summer with broken legs, cut feet, and car accidents. They came up with a happy endings as summer neared its end. Other students traveled out of the state, visited colleges, vacationed up north, attended boot-camp, and traveled out of the United States. Even though we had a rainy vacation. the rest and relaxation did us good. We were anxious to get back to school to see our friends we lost touch with over the summer (not to attend classes). 2 HOMECOMING Princess Kim Falness Escort Scott Sorbo ROYALTY 81 Flower Girl Tina Pugh Crown Bearer Matthew Bailey Princess Sue Boylan Princess Ann Wilsey Escort Scott Stettin Escort Todd Ketcher Princess Ann O'Donnell Escort Brent Muth Princess Maureen McGinnis Escort Rob Morrow 9 — MON DA Y Dress up, Coronation TUESDA Y Twins day WEDNESDA Y Punk-slave day, Pizza party THURSDA Y Sweats and hat, Hall decoration FRIDA Y Red and White, Cheerleading and Drill team initiation, Football game SATURDAY Dance 10 12 Two of the main highlights of Homecoming were Coronation and the Pepfest. Kati Pletsch and Chris Title announced the candidates. Tina Pugh was the flower girl and Matthew Bailey was the crown bearer. Tammie Erickson was crowned 1981 Homecoming Queen and the band Vision played for the occasion. Pepfest was a battle of the grades. Every grade volunteered four male cheerleaders to display their co-ordination and show their spirit. A class officer from each grade also volunteered to represent their class in a Pie eating contest. The overall winners were of course the seniors, second place went to the sophomores and juniors were third. Freshmen put up a good struggle but pulled in last. 13 Dairy Queen What do Mound students do in their spare time?? EAT!! We eat after parties, we eat after movies, we eat after sports, we eat after dinner, and we eat after we eat after we eat after we eat. And where do we eat? At the nearest junk-food quick service place. Whether it's ice cream, burgers, french fries, doughnuts, pizza, or coke, mound's restaurants supply us with our daily allowance of junk food!! GAS HUT DIESEL V ■McDonald's I I®. FRIENDS A shoulder to cry on. An ear to bend. Money to borrow, Clothes to lend. Friday night movies, Afternoon walks, Being together. Our private” talks. Mending our hearts. Crying those tears, Planning our futures, Voicing our fears, Our memories together, May they never end, Always together, Forever friends! HI CL □“ LU CL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Theresa Abel David Albertson Darlene Anderson Joan Anderson Karen Armstrong Kenneth Anderson Kim Anderson Julie Anderson Sheldon Armstrong Stephen Armstrong Michael Babler Julie Baldwin 19 Stacy Barclay Sylvia Bauer Patricia Bcnike Elizabeth Benson Eric Berquist Kelly Betlach John Bittle Teresa Bishop Mary Berggren Kevin Berg Jeff Bixby Gladys Blanco Trisha Bialon Annette Bingham 20 David Blank Mark Bochet William Bock Brian Bolster Dean Boyington U Susan Boylan Thomas Brady Monica Breustedt Scott Burlet John Burnett Frank Buysse Catherine Carlson Christopher Carlson Pete Carlson Mark Carlton Michael Cashman 21 Jewel Chase Laurie Clark Carmen Cliff Pamela Cooper Timothy Crane Mark Cressy Terri David Jamie Demarais Barbara Diegre Sandra Dill Christine Dorn Scott Donaldson Julie Edwardson Wendy Duryea James Eiss Thomas Eckdahl Rebecca Eckman Andrew Eiss Richard Ellis Brian Eisner Brian Ely Greg Emfield Robert Engelke Steven Erickson Tammy Erickson Lynda Esselman Kimberly Falness 23 Jon Fasching Dennis Frank Linda Franke Terry Freeburg John Glenn Valerie Gilmore •j Jay Goede Eric Grimes 24 Paula Grindahl Kristine Groth Gina Groves Mark Gruette James Gunion Jim Gustner Kimberly Guttormson Steven Guttormson Janina Hagen Andrew Hallin Karen Hackl Holly Hall David Hallowell Angela Hames Michael Hancuch Leonard Hanson 25 Marc Hanson Paul Hanson Douglas Hardin Kimberly Harrington Paul Hedlund Homecoming Royalty ... ??? Camette Hegg Todd Hemstock Richard Henderson Carolyn Hentges Steven Hentges Gregory Hoffman Kevin Huggett Christoph Hunder 26 Thomas lilies Karen Jeppesen Carol Johnson Daniel Johnson Michael Kaufhold Timothy Kelly Dennis Kelm Todd Ketcher Michelle Kinser Stephen Kline Mitchell Knutson Lynn Kohls 27 Miles Kraincs Ann Lambin Suzanne Larsen Karen Lauer ✓ Jeffrey Loew Callie Lofrano Nancy Lovkvist Richard Lowe Brian Lundy Deborah Madonna Timothy Mahoney Joseph Manthei Kevin Martian Brian Martin Daniel Maxwell Maureen McGinnis Michelle McNulty Richard McWhite Deborah Meehan Phillip Morin fy Gregory Moeller Tara Moore Teri Lynn Moore Marjory Mortenson Robert Morrow Diana Morton Clinton Mross 29 Ann O'Donnell Julie Oas Timothy Noor mi j, Teresa Nesenson Curtis Paurus Loren Pellett Kenneth Perkins Catherine Oberhauser Julianne Ohmann Betty Olmstead Judith Olson Susan Pirk Kathleen Pletsch Rory Porter Renac Peterson 30 Teresa Porter Derek Pyle Thomas Quam Margaret Rahr Dean Ramsey Auni Rappe Garry Robinson Daniel Rodewald 31 Scott Schaper Brenda Schrupp Kip Scott Andrew Schultz Kristen Schweiloch Jon Segner Joseph Shipman J Brad Shofner Burton Simar Karla Skibicki 32 David Slavik Lisa Smith Scott Sorbo Ronald Stallman Heather Surbrook Mary Thibault Christopher Title Trinhngoc Tranberg 3 Bonita Trask Joan Trettel Todd Trout Karen Tuveson Rona Vaughn Gen Watters Hubert Visee Tony Weiler Lisa Van Eps Scott Walker Victoria Vars Elizabeth Warner Libby Weise Lynn Whittaker J Heidi Widman Annette Widmer Robert Widmer John Williams Ann Wilsey Paul Wiltz 34 Faith Winikates Elizabeth Wiswell Kathleen VVoytcke ' i. it j. t Roderick Zarling Pamela Zawada Lynn Zeanchock Cynthia Wroda Michael Bergguist Judi McMaster Todd McMasters Mary Nolden Chad Uglem Jeffrey Ward Not Pictured: Pete Davis, Leeann Dingman, Helene Fevillet, Caryn Golden, Gary Neidcnfeur, Marty Swalinkavich 35 yDiNnr Abel, Veronica Albertson, Deborah Alton, Michelle Anderson, Brian Anderson, Laurence Anderson, Sherri Ansite, Jeffrey Appelgren, Mark Arendt, Kari Bame, Christian Barnes, Teresa Beauchamp, Lori Beck, Steven Bedell, Elizabeth Beito, Keith Berry, Holly Bialon, Jon Bischke, Jeffrey Blackowiak, Steven Blair, Timothy Blank, Julie Blauert, Anthony Blum, Stephanie Botko, Steven Bozonie, Paul Braegelmann, Douglas Bradenburg, Douglas Brooks, Dana Brown, Terrence Buchan, Todd Burnett, James Carlson, Bradley Carlson, James Carrow, Carlene Childers, Christina Clevenger, Cara Conkey, Dan Conner, Jeffrey Connerey, Christian Crawford, James Cressy, Elizabeth Dahlberg, William J8 Dailey, Sarah David, Tammy Davis, Jacquelyn Delong, Wade Demaris, Darrin Denenny, Bruce Deutsch, Todd DeWitt, Tony Donahue, Carol Donnay, Jeanette Dressel, Dawn Ebert, Robert Ecklund, Todd Edberg, Robert Ellingboe, Kristen Enstad, Sandra Erger, Lynn Evans, Tracey Farley, Rob Fithyan, Maria Fitz, Todd Flemming Michael Fox, Nancy Frank, Teresa Freese, Charlotte Gangelhoff, Todd Garbotz, Susan Geffre, Jay Gehrke, Brenda Gelheye, Nancy Gilbertson, Mark Gimmestad, John Goettsche, Kimberly Griffin, Diana Gulso, Lisa Hagen, Roberta 39 Hamilton, John Hamilton, Megan Hamm, Brenda Hansen, Andrea Hansen, Lane Hanson, Laura Hardin, Julia Heesen, Melinda Helget, Cynthia Herman, Lisa Hilk, Andrea Hill, Susan Hiller, Terri Holloway, John Holzer, Walter Hopkins, Brenda Hyytinen, Neil Ingstad, Cheryl Iverson, Theresa ■ Jackson, Celeste ■ Jassim, Emily Jensen, Janet Jenson, Christine Jereczek, Lisa Johnson, Wade Kessler, Patricia King, Heather Kisch, Lisa Kisch, Theresa Kluth, Susan Kohman, Mary Kroening, Jody Krotzer, Kory Labresh, Kurt Lague, Jude Lang, Rebecca Lapinski, Mark Larson, Mary Lassek, Kenneth Laugen, Christoph Lewman, Lisa Lindemann, Scott 40 Linn, Edward Linquist, Burt Linquist, Sharon Loraas, Todd Lueck, Cathleen Magnus, Erik Marrone, Joseph Mathews, Wendy McClelland, Teri McGowan, Deborah Mclnerny, Shawn Meehan, Shaun Melenich, Daren Meuwissen, Robert Meyer, Kelli Miles, Scott Militello, Maria Miller, Julianne Minge, James P. Mittelstaedt, William Moriarity, Craig Morris, Jamie Moy, Kin Myer, Tina Naas, Kristine Nelson, Elizabeth Neumann, James Newton, James Nicholson, Molly Nordlie, Thomas Norton, David Odens, Julie Olmstead, Susan Olson, Jennifer Olson, Timothy Osenbaugh, Brent Pacifico, Teresa Parrow, Mike Paterson, Karen Patrick, Lisa Pearson, Gary Pehrson, Heather 41 Peterson, Pamela Pirk, Jeffrey Poetz, Michelle Polley, William Porter, Michael Pounder, Catherine Pounder, Michael Pride, Sandra Putt, Jay Reed, James Reeves, James a Reinhart, Patrick Rettler, Janelle ■ Rheinhart, ■ Ronald Rick, Amy Ringstrom, Leslie Rininger, Lance Roesler, Ruth Rust, Bonnie Ruud, Ronald Ryan, Kelly Sain, Shelley Sanchez, Carlos Sand, Carol Sand, Timothy Sandin, Kirsten Sarenpa, Martin Sarvi, Stephen Sayen, Kathleen Schaper, Jay Schmidt, Karen Schueller, Joan Schwanke, Gretta Sheeran, Randy Sherry, Janet ■A { 1 1+3 = 2 Right.......??? 42 Sidders, Michael Sipprell, Kevin Smith, Brian Smith, Margret Sorenson, Dean Stallman, Dennis Stanke, Jean Stevens, Robert Strand, Julie Strom, Anita Sullivan, Erin Swanson, Jay Swedenborg, Steve Swedlund, Tracy Theobald, Polly Thibault, Carolyn Thompson, Christoph Thompson, Joseph Thornton, Kristine Thornton, Lana Thornton, Michael Title, Jonathan Toland, Robert Tryon, Charles Udell, Jeffrey Ulrick, Sarah Valek, Jacquelin VanBockel, Stephanie Vierling, Terrence Vollrath, Marvin Walker, Charles Walsh, Mark Weber, Larri Weber, Pamela Webster, Lisa Weiland, Kenneth Weiss, Rebecca Westfall, Teresa Wetzel, Anne Whitaker, Rodd Widmer, Mary Widmer, Paul 43 Willette, Dan Williams, Joe Wing, Claudia Winnen, Lorrie Wolner, Catherine Woodrow, Stacey Woytcke, Todd Wyman, Gary Zamora, Monica Zunt, Jennifer Not Pictured: Benty, Donna; Blair, Kraig; Blake, Timothy; Evans, Dean; Farrow, John; Gould, Wendy; Graham, Dale; Grimes, Jonathan; Hendrickson, Todd; Maas, Richard; Mueller, Raymond; Nelson, Briam; Swanson, Terry; Vogel, Jill; Welsh, James. Aascn, Mark Adams, Steven Albrecht, Lisa Allen, Jane Anderson, Lynne Anderson, Mark Archer, Rebecca Armstrong, Lisa Asher, Kevin Atkinson, Brian Austin, Keith Baier, Brandon Baker, Paula Bame, Michael Bandel, Kerri Barrett, Jean Barton, Karen Bauer, Elizabeth Beckstrom, Julie Beech, Tad Bergeron, David Bertagnoli, Dina Beaubler, Michele Bielke, Teri Biersdorf, James Bjorgum, Mark Block, Lori Block, Teri Bonnema, Corey Bosma, Leslie Bottenfield, Bradley Bredahl, Mark Briner, Carlyn Broghammer, Brett Bryan, Sherri Butler, Gordan Butterfield, Ross Buysse, Paul Bystol, Becky Carlson, Tiffany Carlson, Stacey Chapman, Michael 46 Cheney, Patrick Christenson, Jon Christianson, Kelly Clark, Brian Cliff, Holly Cole, Jack Condon, Sarah Constant, Kelly Corl, Steven Davis, Barrie Devel, Dawn Delander, Tracy Detering, Vyonne Donaldson, Barbara Dorn, Michael Dworsky, Mark Eaton, Mark Eckdahl, Karen Eckman, Rhonda Edberg, Brian Ellingson, Martin Elstad, Craig Erickson, Tracy Erickson, Kristina Esselman, Cheryl Evans, Ray Fenner, Jana Finn, Thereasa Fischer, Russell Flatz, Richard Foy, Shawn Frank, Teresa Frederickson, Ann Frommelt, Mark Fyffe, Terry Gangelhoff, Ronda Gauvin, Robert Gelhaye, Kevin Goblirsch, Michelle Gould, Stephen Gramhill, Lisa Habisch, Rose 47 Halfaker, Christine Hallin, Mark Halluska, Jennifer Hames. Mona Hanson, Robert Hawkins, Ross Helgren, Jeffrey Hellekson, Charles Hentges, Kathleen Hepola, Eric Herman, Mark Heutmaker, Michael Hill, Ronald Honour, Scott Host, Robert Hudson, Michael Hugh, Brian Hules, Donald Jacobson, Daniel Jensen, John 1 Jensen, James I Jessen, Lee Ann Johanning, Daniel Johanning, Matthew Johnson, Douglas Johnson, Jamee Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Shiela Kabris, Michelle Karels, Scott Kaufhold, Jeffrey Klein, Michael Kline, Timothy Koerber, Rebecca Kohls, Scott Kolden, Dawn Kozar, Thomas Kuhbander, William Kuntz, John Laporte, John Lassek, Stephen Latterelle, John 48 Lehtola, Kathryn Linn, Kathleen Loughlin, Tracy Lovkvist, Jeffrey Lowe, Tarence Lundstrom, Jon Mackenzie, Kolleen Macnamara, Timothy Marcotte, Jay Martin, Bruce Maxfield, Steven McCormick, Sheila McGinnis, Molly McGlinsky, Darin McKee, Donald McMillan, Connie Meakins, Shawn Mernik, William Meyer, Wendy Meyers, Tessa Miller, Jack Moore, Lanre Munkelwitz, Elisa Musser, Julie Nathe, Monica Nelson, James Nelson, Jennifer Nelson, Tawnya Neske, Guy Neuman, Shelly 49 Niccum, Thomas Nicholls, Nancy Nichols, Noel Niesen, Lori Nour, Tim Norum, Richard O’Hare, Colleen O’Reilly, Patrick Oas, Barbara Oberhauser, Elizabeth Olson, Amy Olson, Sonja Olson, Timothy Paine, Paul Palm, Timothy Parrow, Mathew Paurus, Karen Pellett, Linda Peterson, Robert Pitsch, Michelle Platzer, Dwayne Poetz, Gregory Poikonen, Carrie Pool, Julie Raby, Felicia Rappe, Fritz Rausch, Julie Reese, James Regan, Timothy Reimer, Teresa Rendahl, Mike Rettler, Lisa Rislund, Mike Robbins, John Robinson, Timothy Rockvam, Judy Rockvam, Todd Roden, Todd Rodewald, Kevin Roelofs, David Romain, John Ronnkvist, Steven 50 ■I Sapp, James Savage, Greg Schlichting, Janee Schutt, William Scott, Julie Scruton, Cynthia Segner, Brian Serna, Ramon Shaffer, Thomas Sharratt, Timothy Shinn, Scott Sidders, Kevin Simar, Sharolyn Skaret, John Sloan, Randall Sloan, Ronald Smith, Kelly Smith, Lisa Solstad, Betty ■ Staley, Heide I Starkman, Jeffrey Steckel, Scott Steine, Glenn Stevenson, Scott Storm, Scott Strand, Kristina Sundberg, Daniel Sutherland, Bobbi Thompson, David Thostenson, Wanita Toonen, Lisa Tran, Thinh Tranberg, Huyengoc Trask, Keith Tuttle, Cinda Ulrick, Susan Vance, Lezlie Vickerman, Kristine Vogelgesang, Richard Vonbank, Jesse Walman, Jon Ward, Roger 51 Watson, Rhonda Weiler, Claus Weiss, Patricia Welch, David Westerlund, John White, Ann Whitney, Josh Williams, Bradley Wilson, Victoria Winikates, Jean Winter, Ann Wisegarver, William Young, David Zabeck, Michael Zawada, Mathew Zeanchock, Laura Zeller, Vern Zimbrick, Tammy Not Pictured: Beise, Michael; Block, Brian; Bode, Christopher; Brethorst, Robert; Broze, John; Camp, Laura; Carlson, Lisa; Clarin, Tina; Coleman, Joyce; Conklin, Shirley; Dahl, Jean; Engelke, Terry; Farrow, Robert; Grady, Patrick; Grundeen, Warren; Hanson, Hans; Harrington, Gregory; Hiltsley, Patrick; Krag-ness, Brent; McCarthy, Timothy; Miles, April; Miller, Brian; Nelson, James; Nelson, Jennifer; Nelson, Tawnya; Ott, Nancy; Parrow, Michael; Rockvam, Judith; Vetsch, Shelly; Wolfe, Timothy; Zimmerman, Ron Typical Sophomore Sophomore Hostage 52 FRE5HH1EN Abbott, Lisa Adams, Jaime Altrichter, Wendy Alvarez, Christopher Anderson, Kimberly Armstrong, Dale Armstrong, Paul Babb, Timothy Bagwell, Krista Bailey, Sean Bammann, Jonathan Beard. Paul Beito, Amy Bergerson, Mark Betlach, Darcy Bishop, Bernadett Bisso, Joel Bittle. Barbara Bostrom, Ronald Boylan, Stephen Boyle, Brian Braatz, Rhonda Bradley, Jerry Brethorst, Wendy Broghammer, Dina Brown, Molly Brown, Patricia Bryan, Lori Buchmann, Jillayne Buckmiller, Lisa Burton, Keith Butler, Jennifer Butler, Timothy Carlton, Stephen Carrier, John Cashman, Steven Chatlani, Anand Chelberg, Greg Christensen, Kathleen Clark, James Clark, William 54 Condon, Mark Cook, Pamela Crawford, Robert D’Avia, David D’Avia, Debra Darling, Tonia David, Lisa Davidson, Melissa Davis, John Delong, Dawn Denenny, Mary Derry, Barbara Dewitt, Shelly Dockham, Steven Donahoe, Kevin Dongoske, David Downey, Kristin Doyle, John Draper, Christine Dressel, Ann Ebert, Barbara Eckman, Randall Eide, Patrick Erdman, Tiffaney Erger, Sheila Erickson, Kimberly Farrell, Elizabeth Fleischer, Sonja Flemal, Richard Forrest, Keith Frahm, Kristin Freeburg, Carrie Fritz, Melissa Frommelt, Jennifer Gardner, John Gearhart, Curtis Glassco, Kristi Goettsche, Kelly Goslin, Babette Green, Susan Gregg, Peter Grierson, James 55 Gunderson, Tracy Gustafson, Marie Hallowell, Sharon Hamlin, Diane Hammer, Shannon Hannaman, Scott Hanson, Scott Hanson, Theodore Harrison, William Hasse, William Heggelman, Stefanie Hehl, Stephen Heitkamp, Jody Hickel, Therese Hill, Julie Hiltsley, Peter Hintz, John Hoogenakker, Michelle Horan, Kerry Horner, Lee Ann lilies, Robbie Ingstad, Keith Janos, Christopher Jeppesen, Debra Jerde, Robin Johnson, Dana Juliar, Blair Kaster, Carolyn Kehoe, Margaret Keller, Natalie Kelley, Peter Kenknight, Jeffrey Kessler, Margaret Kickhafer, Rozeanne King, Thomas Kinney, Gregory Koecheler, Nancy Kohls, Lisa Kokesch, Karen Kolden, Quinn Koopman, Kathleen Kosch, Brandi 56 Koski, Laurie Lague, Paul Landon, James Larsen, Heidi Larson, Aimee Larson, Michael Larson, Patricia Larson, Vickie Lawrence, Michele Lehtola, Andrew Lewman, Dana Liljeberg, James Lindgren, Stephen Linn, Thomas Linquist, Heidi Loraas, Jeffrey Lovaasen, Dana Lucking, Michael Lugauer, Michael Lundholm, Yvonne Maccharles, Cynthia Manthei, Andrew Marcotte, Jenell Martin, Julie Massuch, Merritt Maxwell, Dina McCurdy, Pamela McGlinsky, Mark McMillen, Colleen McNamee, Kathleen Meehan, Michael Mellott, Shirley Meredith, Brenda Mielke, Joni Militello, Angels Milovich, Diane Mohler, Lottie Monstrud, Ty Moore, Carolyn Moore, Patricia Myer, Suzette Nathe, Michael 57 Nelson, Christine Nelson, Michael Nelson, Sandra Neuman, Lisa Nolden, Amy Nordstrom, Gregory Norton, Gregory Nour, Sabah O’Donnell, David O’Reilly, Michael Oas, Catherine Olsom, Paul Opstedahl, Andrea Osmomson, Kimberly Ott, Nancy Paige, Dana Pauly, Sandra Peil, Richard Peterson, Gary Peterson, Scott Pflug, Kurt Phillips, Pamela Phleger, Gary Polston, Payton Primeau, Lisa Prokasky, Gregory Putt, Brady Rascop, Mary Rath, Dennis Raushendorfer, Willi Raze, Llora Reger, Kathryn Rinstrom, Steven Rippberger, Michael Robbins, Jarrod Roesler, Mary Rohlik, James Rolf, Jeffrey Roy, Jeffrey Ruble, Keith Rueden, Jack Sand, Paul 58 Sandin, Eric Savage, Debra Scalzo, Michael Schlicht, Steven Schmidt, Nancy Schnabel, Audrey Schoen, Michael Schoening, James Schultz, Bridget Schwanke, John Scott, Keith Seehusen, Cathleen Sellnow, Randall Shea, Paris Shipman, Debra Skaret, Paul Slaon, Rhonda Smith, Lisa Stallman, Judith Stark, Dean Stcere, Jodi Stein, Debra Sterne, John Stewart. Keith Strand, Jennifer Stutsman, Michelle Suhon, Bradley Swedlund, Andrea Swenson, Jon Tran, Thuy Tuthill, Steven Uglem, Jody Vance, Christopher Vanecek, Edward Visser, Lance Vonbank, Mark Walters, Leslie Weinandt, Lauri Westerlund, Erica Whitney, Burke Widmer, Bruce Wigner, William 59 Williams, Julie Wilsey, Charles Wilson, Darrell Winter, Julie Wiswell, Richard Woelffer, Brooke Wolner, Jennifer Woytcke, Kim Wulff, Jennifer Zimmerman, Lisa Zimmerman, Michelle Zubert, Kimberly Not Pictured: Albertson Deah, Bottenfield Brian, Briggs Lindsay, Butler Edward. Cooper Bryon, Coppin Jodi, Dahlberg Jon, Grundeen Michael, Habisch Lisa, Jacobson Joseph, Jolicoeur Renae, Kilby Robert, Kohls Kristen, Kringer Lisa, Lehman Todd, Myer Suzette, Nathe Michael, Palmer Shannon, Raby David, Rcmmcn Jason, Ries Scott, Rueben Carla, Sutherland Michael, Vanderstecg Paul, Vanlaanen Kim, Walker Duane, Wendt James WHAT WAS YOUR MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT AS A FRESHMAN “Having my dad drive me to a football party” “Walking into a senior class” “Being so little” “Tripping in the lunch-room and spilling my tray” “Getting lost” “The morning announcements” “Having a curfew of 11:00” “Getting called up to Mr. Mohn’s office” “Not knowing where the choir room was” “The health films!!” “Getting picked on” “Being late to class” “Running through the halls and tripping” “Blowing my nose in class” “Forgetting my schedule” 60 “Missing my bus in the morning and having to run after it” THE MAN IN THE GLASS If you get what you want in your struggle for self, And the world makes you king for a day, Just go to a mirror and look at yourself, And see what that man has to say. For it isn’t your father or mother or wife, Whose judgment you have to pass, The fellow whose verdict counts most in your life, Is the one staring back from the glass. Some people may think you a straight-shooting chum And call you a wonderful guy, But the man in the glass says you’re only a bum If you can’t look him straight in the eye. He’s the fellow to please, never mind all the rest, For he’s with you clear up to the end. And you’ve passed your most dangerous, difficult test If the man in the glass is your friend. You may fool the whole world, down the pathway of life, And get pats on your back as you pass. But your final reward will be heartaches and tears If you’ve cheated the man in the glass. 61 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS We the officers of the Sophomore 1982 class chose to run because of the challenge, the importance of making the correct decisions, and anticipating our classmates views and ideas. Also, to be able to work hand in hand with the teachers and administrative staff to enable us to better understand their point of view and they ours. We class officers work together in our appointed duties as: President: Lezlie Vance, Vice President: Jon Walman, Secretary: Theresa Finn, and Treasurer: Brad Reese. Our campaigning process consisted of posters in the halls, word of mouth, and over the announcements. Jon Walman put a piece together taken from the $6 Million Dollar Man as follows: “ The Sophomore class, a class barely alive. Sophomores we can rebuild this class, we have the technology. We can make it better than it was. Better, stronger, and faster. We don’t need $6 million dollars we just need your vote.” We worked at the homecoming dance and in December we went to lunch with Mr. Thosten-son. There we discussed the school budget and organization of class subjects and extra curricular activities. We are now in the process of raising money for the 1983 Junior-Senior prom. —Lezlie Vance JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS REPRESENTING THE CLASS OF ’83? President: Bruce Dennenny Vice President: Neil Hyytinen Treasurer: Emily Jassim Secretary: Carolyn Thibault 64 111 Yummy! P o w e r GRDUP5 N.Z. 1: 4,000,000 NEW ZEALAND FOREIGN FACES Well folks, I guess a few of you will be sad to be leaving Mound Westonka after 3 years. Well let me tell you I’m not particularly thrilled about the idea after just one year. One of the things that I will remember from MW (apart from the early mornings and chilly winters) is how friendly and open everybody is. You don’t realize how welcome you folks made me feel as I was fighting my way down the corridor and you would say hi, or just flash me a quick pepsodent smile. Thanks for making 1981-82 the best year of my life. Lots of Love, Rosalie Brown Love Julie Baldwin Hi Everyope, to Well my year at Mound Westonka is over. What a year it has been! A year in which 1 have had many new and different expertojices. Thanks to all those who have been so friendly to me, my friends, families, and t school spirit ryone of you has the op-frtravel to other countries ie.lf you ever get to New re sure and look me up. Keep Mohaw I ho port in the Zealan HHI AND DIME lama ic’a Hi Mohawks? ‘ v r,,ia I'm so happy I came to Mound. I had lots of fun! rhe people here are my choppy English. Some had experienced, lots of hotfttWd k', and study, study, study. I am looking forward to a winter with lots of ‘snow (summer at home). Yes, t$do wonder if I am crazy. I have en-To ed my stay at Mouhd. Here I have 1CA meHots of friends. I really like the time between classes, because it is go d so ihanv V It!? Ku.vs walking in the hfcllways. Well I just can say, that if sometime, one of you are near Cdita Rica, come to visit me. I will be waiting for youWWays. PIPELINE Love, Monica Z; m am sun ’S. This is my second year at Mound Westonka. I am very happy to be here and to share with everyone. I am trying very hard in the school subjects and in sports. I hope to have a very good year. CarlOs Sanchez tJI w HAVANA re that the vallcc Iggi _j WRECK ’v I C Cruz y i rj 2 S —2E =% y -45L j so v sfand things are new, like f$$(ball (what is it anyway?) and things I,already redout its heart and joined t freighted the bullion info e isthmus for transshipment mm BB1 bth 69 This summer I was fortunate to go to England and Wales with AFS. I went on a program called the work project. I didn't stay with one family for the whole 8 weeks but witti,5 different families for anywhere from 3 to 7 days. When I wasn’t in a family home I was at a Conservation camp doing manual labor. Was it hard, building brushwood fences on a beach in Wales, clearing a pond on an estate opened to tourists in the West Midlands, building enclosures on'a mountain beside the famous Benine Way in the Peak District National Park!! It was very interesting (and embarrassing) to find out things, like the difference between pants and trousers. But the most impressive evept was the Royal Wedding and the wide I rWfJe of reactions to it. Although it was great to go and I wouldn’t have missed it for the world its nice to be back in the U.S. So if you ever get a chance to travel, take it, it’s worth what ever it costs. Love .Pam Zawada Bonjour, . ' v . ■; - v In France I had an image about U S.A. and American people because of all the stereotypes about your country. My brother, Ian who was here 6 years ago told me alot about Mound, the high school. Even with all the “information ’ I have been very sur -prised by the differences between my country and here. The habits, the weather, the food, the mentality in general. It’s interesting to know another way of life and now I have my own opinion and I know that America is not only the cowboy playing banjo, in an American western on French TV. Helene Feviljet J I I - 70 R . . This summer I was in Brazil for 2 months by AFS. I lived with a family in which I had parents and five brothers. My family was the most important part of my experience. They accepted me as their daughter or their sister, I was truly a family member. I was fortunate to travel to the south of Brazil and to the ever so famous cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The beaches in Rio were larger and prettier than I had ever imagined and the swim suits were smaller than I thought possible. I also traveled to the countries of Argentina and Paraguay. The most difficult challenge for me was learning the language, Portuguese, but it was also the most rewarding. Many times I would say things that did not make sense and people would laugh, but laughter is the best medicine. I went to school for three weeks while I was in Brazil. Even though I could not begin to pass the tests or understand the classes, I tried to learn and the teachers were really helpful. My classmates were eager to help me to learn Portuguese and they were proud to show me their culture. Brazil was a valuable experience for me. It was an experience that will always be a large part of my life. I am grateful to AFS for giving me the opportunity to learn about a foreign culture, a foreign language, and foreign people and their life style. Beijos Kati Pletsch Hello Mound High School! ' I, Gladys Blanco A.F.S. student from Paraguay, don’t know how to explain how important this year in Minnesota is for me. I like Mound High School very much because it has very good teachers, who are ready to help all the A.F.S. students. I also like the nice students. One thing I noticed is the school colors, Red and White. They are the favorite colors of my city Coronet Oviedo, in Paraguay. I will never forget this wonderful experience that I am spending here in Minnesota. I will always remember the beautiful lakes that characterize Minnesota, and the beautiful snow, which I don’t have in my country. Each day I learn new things, thanks to my host family and friends. Finally I want to say that Minnesota, like Paraguay, always will have a warm place in my heart. AFS “A World with no Boundaries” Gladys Alicia Blanco AFS student 81-81 Cerro Cora No. 157 Coronel Oviedo-Paraguay South America 71 A.F.S. CLUB a Bottom Row; T. Meyers, T. Abel, G. Blanco, 2nd Row; R. Flatz, R. Brown, P. Zawada A.F.S.-American Field Service “A world with no boundaries” 72 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Spanish Club: Bottom Row; Mrs. Magallon, T. Finn, D. Bertagnoli, W. Tran, B. Solstad, A. Frederickson, 2nd Row; M. Brown, P. Moore, J. Strand, C. Wing, T. Myer, 3rd Row; C. Ingstad, L. Erger, C. Wolner, B. Nelson, B. Hagen, 4th Row; K. Falness, P. Kessler, T. Tran, N. Ott German Club: Bottom Row; L. Kohls, A. Dressel, R. Roesler, B. Lange, J. Rettler, Miss. Ferguson, K. Meyer, J. Wolner, S. Pauly, D. Hamlin, R. Sloan, 2nd Row; M. Militcllo, O. Weber, M. Alton, L. Jessen, L. Rettler, K. Paurus, L. Ringstrom, R. Eckman, T. Fitz, K. Osmonson, P. Baker, K. Lehtola, B. Meredith, R. Kickhafer, M. Davidson 73 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization which attempts to give students who excel academically, and are active participants in extracurricular or community activities some of the recognition they deserve. It is basically a service organization in which members are called upon or volunteer to perform various services throughout the year for the community and the school. President: Ann O’Donnell Vice President: Kim Fa 1 ness Secretary: Lynda Esselman Treasurer: Karen Rodgers Row 1: K. Fatness; A. O'Donnell, L. Esselman; K. Rodgers. Row 2: J. Scgner; B. Muth; J. Fasching; K. Huggctt; M. Hancuch; S. Sorbo; K. Jcppesen; L. Smith; M. Doyle; M. Militello. Row 3: R. Hagen; C. Clevenger; J. Olson; C. Ingstad; K. Paterson; A. Sassen; M. Thibault; A. Hames; B. Trask; M. Hanson. Row 4: J. Strand; P. Kessler; C. Johnson; P. Zawada; T. Frankie; C. Carlson; P. Anderson. Row 5; S. Kluth; L. Neumann; E. Grimes; J. Paine; C. Paurus; D. Ott; C. Lofrano; J. Olson; T. Bialon. Row 6: S. Donaldson; J. Grimes; B. Carson; D. Brandenburg; K. Moy; J. Zunt; B. Nelson; C. Thibault; J. Vogel. Row 7: C. Moriorarty; P. Hcdlund; H. Visee; C. Bame; K. Sippell; B. Denenny; S. Lindeniann; N. Hyytincn; J. Carlson. Row 8: P. Cooper; J. Anderson; L. Oberhauser; A. Wilsey; G. Watters; C. Mross; C. Tryon; P. Widmer. Row 9; M. McGinnis; B. Warner; K. Woytcke; L. Kohls; M. Kinser; C. Hegg; K. Pletsch. Row 10: P. Morin; K. Schweiloch; S. Pirk; M. Nolden 74 SMOKE SIGNAL The Mound Westonka Student Newspaper Editors: Kim Anderson Heather Surbrook Leonard Hanson £ ■ •wunuivxnxw l funnalimiuKSi atuiu tttjanqgM M8S«SP!! $Z Bottom Row; K.Tuveson,T. Johnson, J. Christiansen, S. Honour, 2nd Row; M. Millitello, J-Sherry, B. Sehrupp, K. Anderson. H. Surbrook. 3rd Row; H. Berry, M. Bergren, J. Strand, K. Paurus, 4th Row: Mr. McHale-advtsor J.A.-A.V. Junior Achievement Pres.: Dana Brooks V.P. Marketing: Todd Fritz V.P. Finance: Kevin Sipprell V.P. Corp. Secretary: Matt Dill V.P. Production: Bob Engelke Products: Jelly Bean Bags Ice Scrapers Plant Scrapers Company Name: M3- Mound Minnesota Manufacturers Sponsoring Co.: Advance Machines Bottom row; T. Fitz, 2nd row; R. Engelke, B. Lange, D. Albertson, R. Roesler, C. Sandine, 3rd row; W. Delong, T. Meyer, P. Baker, K. Letola, 4th row; T. Engelke, D. Debell, W. Meyer, 5th row; J. Schuller, S. Lin-quist, D. Griffin, B. Schutt Audio Visual Mr. Scheu manages the AV services here at the high school with an able, but small crew of two helpers. The services provided are primarily scheduling and seeing that faulty operation of equipment gets the needed repair. All of this equipment seems to need lamps of one kind or another and this is an important and expensive part of the operation------supplying the proper lamp for the projector. We have over thirty five different lamps in stock. The AV responsibility also includes ordering films and seeing that teachers get the films they need on time. 76 Ted Linn, Jim Sundberg, Mr. Scheu OE - DE 1st Row; T. Freeberg, M. McNulty, D. Meehan, T. Porter, V. Gilmore, J. Chase, H. Widman, R. Mross, 2nd Row; P. Benike, J. Anderson, G. Groves, S. Rust, K. Betlach, L. Wiswell, B. Benson, S. Bauer, C. Cliff, A. Widmer. MOEA-Minnesota Office Education Association DECA- Distributive Education Class of America DECA and MOEA identifies the club aspect of our marketing and distributive education on the job training program. The students work part time, hold fund raisers, participate at a competitive events conference for sales and marketing skills, and host their employers at their annual employer-employee banquet. 1st Row; D. Hayes, A. Raze, C. Hegg, S. Larsen, M. Sage, T. Bishop, K. Anderson, K. Katcher, B. Diegre, B. Engelke 2nd Row; B. Sterne, T. Quam, C. Carlson, G. Sand, S. Guttormson, S. Geyen, R. Henderson, T. Moore, 3rd Row; B. Drey, R. Morrow, B. Martin, M. Cressy, Mr. Pat Furlong 4th Row; S. Barclay, D. Bullock, B. Bolster 77 M-CLUB Bottom Row: F. Buysse. J. Winter, J. Segner, R. Ellis, B. Muth, K. Huggett, J. Fashing, S. Sorbo, M. Hancuch, T. Ketcher, T. Hcmstock, M. Appelgren. 2nd Row: J. Johnson, B. Widmer, T. Barnes, K. Patterson, J. Zunt, J. Vogel, J. Valek, L. Patrick, V. Abel, J. Stanke, F. Carlson, C. Connery, J. Reeves, P. Hanson. 3rd Row: D. Hayes, C. Paurus, B. Siniar, D. Ott, M. Thibault, C. Wing, C. Thibault, N. Hyytinen, S. Lindemann, P. Widmer, B. Ossenbaugh. 4th Row: J. Bixby, B. Shoffner, C. Hunder, E. Grimes, J. Paine, J. Grimes, C. Tryon, B. Denenny, K. Moy, K. LaBresh. 5th Row: T. Ecklund, S. Donaldson, J. Oas, B. Nelson, L. Esselman, P. Zawada, L. Oberhauser, A. Wilsey, P. Cooper, L. Smith, K. Jeppesen, T. lilies, J. Glenn. 6th Row: J.P. Minge, J. Miller, K. Fatness, T. Bialon, K. Rodgers, C. Carlson, L. Kohls, J. Anderson, A. O’Donnell, P. Morrin, D. Bromirski, B. Hallowed. 7th Row: T. Tran, A. Hames, C. Hegg, M. Kinser, M. McGinnis, K. Woytchke, H. Visee, S. Kline, T. Trout, K. Perkins, J. Sundberg. 8th Row: T. Fitz, S. Gantncr, M. Kraines, L. Webber, K. Anderson, H. Surbrook, P. Grindahl. 9th Row: K. Ellingboe, M. LaPinski, B. Ely, J. Lague, P. Bozonie, M. Sidders, S. Mclnerny. 10th Row: M. Knutson, D. Frank, S. Bryan, S. Boylan. 11th Row: L. Clark, K. Skibicki, T. David. L. Bryan, R. Gangelhoff, N. Ott, L. Oberhauser. 12th Row: M. Breustedt, J. Hagen, R. Vaughn, K. Laucr 78 FRIENDS BUDDIES AND PALS SCHOOL PLAY My Three Angels ...? My-My- He Is Dead! MY THREE ANGELS This Years Fall drama was a Production of “My Three Angels” By Sam and Bella Spewack. The Story involves Henri Trochard and his nephew Paul coming to inspect the books of his cousin by marriage, Felix Ducotel in French Guinana. In order to prevent Felix and his wife from losing their house and shop to Henri, and their daughter Marie Louise to Paul, the convicts working for Felix decide to kill Henri. With the aid of their pet snake Adolphe, they accidently manage to kill Paul as well. Everyone involved in the school play would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Gulbranson for their support and encouragement and a special thanks to Rob Morrow and his chicken for providing one of the high points of the night. Adolphe Cast of Characters: Emilie Ducotel ................ Pam Zawada Felix Ducotel ................. Andy Hallin Marie Louise .................... Kris Groth Mme. Parole ...................Julie Baldman Joseph ......................... Curt Paurus Jules ........................... Chris Title Alfred ........................ Rob Morrow Henri Trochard ................. Burt Simar Paul ...............................Dave Ott Lieutenant .....................Scott Stettin Understudies: Erin Sullivan- Marc Hanson -Larri Weber Director ................................ Mr. Gulbranson Assistant Director ......... Mrs. Gulbranson Student Director .............Rosalie Brown Production Manager ..................... Erin Sullivan Stage Manager ................. Bob Engelke Assistant Manager ............. Matt Zawada Business Manager .........................Jim Sundberg Committees: Head of Committee Stage Crew: Bob Engelke Props: Stacey Woodrow Costumes: Kim Katcher Make Up: Helene Fevillet Advertise Tickets: Vickie Abel 81 CHOIR Concert Choir: Bottom Row: J. Olson, F. Winikates, E. Sullivan, A. Rappe, K. Woytcke, J. Stanke, M. McGinnis, L. Smith, H. Hall, L. Oberhauser, A. Hames, K. Hackl, 2nd Row: M. Bergren, S. Boylan, M. Millitcllo, A. Wilsey, K. Arendt, L. Lewman, L. Webster, J. Edwardson, K. Meyer, R. Brown, L. Zeanchock, V. Abel, 3rd Row: D. Ott, T. Blair, S. Beck, P. Morin, J. Carlson, M. Doyle, B. Hallowed. T. Trout, S. Sorbo, B. Denenny, M. LaPinski, 4th Row: S. Stettin, T Gengelhoff, P. Widmer, D. Johnson, N. Hyytinen, K. Moy, T. Blake, P. Hedlund, B. Muth Varsity Choir: Bottom Row: S. Bryan, K. Paurus, T. Finn, N. Nichols, B. Oas, K. Sayen, B. Koerber, M. McGinnis, L. Thompton, T. Erickson, H. Pearson, W. Thostenson, G. Blanco, S. Garbotz, T. Abel, P. Theobald. 2nd Row: M. Kabris, M. Alton, K. Ryan, R. Gangelhoff, B. Hamm, J. Rausch, L. Smith, T. Loughlin, C. Helget, S. McCormick, C. Freeze, A. Winter, J. Allen, C. Thibault, B. Sutherland. 3rd Row: D. Bergeron, B. Reese, B. Mernick, K. Gel hay e, W. Meyer, P. Peterson, K. Wolner, T. Olson, G. Poetz, J. Walman, M. Ellingson. 4th Row: R. Flatz, B. Williams, D. Johnson, P. O’Reilly, F. Skaret, P. Buy see, J. Lovkwist, B. Clark, S. Stevenson 82 CHOIR Freshmen Choir: Bottom Row; K. Goettsche, K. Horan, C. Nelson, S. Zimmerman, L. Smith, J. Butler, S. Fleischer, M. Rascop, M. Massuch, 2nd Row; B. Schultz, K. Anderson, J. Heitkamp, D. Broghammer, M. Hoogenaker, C. Moore, C. Raster, J. Hill, B. Derry Mohawk Choir: Bottom Row: D. Shipman, K. Zuber, D. DA via, K. Erickson, K. Downey, P. Cook, C. Oas, L. Walters, B. Bishop, A. Militcllo, B. Ebert. 2nd Row: L. David, L. Boylan, K. Frahm, M. Lawrence, S. Hallowed, J. Martin, P. Kehoe, C. Seehusen, N. Keller. 3rd Row: K. Burton, K. Vance, B. Cooper, K. Scott, J. Bradley, D. Dongoski, T. Monsoud, S. Boylan, S. Lindgren, J. Robbins, B. Gustner, P. Skaret. 4th Row: M. Lucking, M. Schoen, A. Chatlani, P. Kelly, B. Hasse, Q. Kolden, R. Bostrom, S. Hannaman, J. KenKnight, D. Stark, D. Roelf, S. Cashman, B. Wigner 83 Choral Club: Bottom Row; T. Nelson, R. Hagen, T. Westfall, B. Solstad, A. Olson, L. Anderson, J. Winikates, C. Carrow, L. Niesen, K. Strand, R. Ecknian, 2nd Row; M. Larson, J. Johnson, J. Kroening, C. Poikkonen, B. Donaldson, L. Oberhauser, L. Johnson, T. Myer, G. Schwanke, S. Woodrow, W. Cotten, 3rd Row; Mrs. Schussler, L. Ringstrom, M. Hames, T. McClelland, K. Bandel, K. Schmidt, K. Constant, K. Gocttsche, J. Strand, K. Vickerman, A. Fredrickson, M. Pitsch BAND Wind Ensemble: Bottom Row; H. Tranberg, J. Anderson, C. Clevenger, J. Trettle, R. Flatz, K. Sandin, L. Herman, B. Nelson, T. Franke, 2nd Row; P. Grindahl, T. Fritz, W. Delong, K. Tuveson, T. Dewitt, C. Hunder, S. Gantner, J. Paine, B. Lange, K. Patterson, S. Lindemann, J. Minge, 3rd Row; K. Asher, P. Zawada, J. Strand, J. Pirk, J. Oas, S. Mclnerny, T. Reed, B. Smith, D. Brandenburg, K. Weiland, J. Sundberg, 4th Row; J. Johnson, T. Dahlberg, S. Maxfield, T. Nesenson, S. Kline 84 BAND Concert Band: Bottom Row; K. Koopman, J. Adams, J. Strand, R. Braatz, S. Olson, K. Mackenzie, B. Bauer, S. Simar, L. Jessen, L. Buckmiller, P. Larson, D. Hamlin, 2nd Row; T. Erdrnan, K. Woytcke, J. Frommelt, C. MacCharles, D. Milovich, B. Goslin, A. Larson, K. Kohls, W. Altrichter, S. Nelson, M. Goblisrsch, 3rd Row; S. Hanson, T. Kline, M. Zawada, K. Pflug, B. Baler, D. Sundberg, G. Kinney, J. Hintz, J. Jenson, J. Lijeberg, L. Visser, A. Matin, K. Lehtola, 4th Row; T. Fyffe, T. Beech, J. Whitney, M. Herman, R. Ward, T. Gunderson, K. Christensen, A. Lehtola, V. Larson, M. Larson, M. Nelson, G. Chelberg, S. Honour, B. Clark, 5th Row; S. Miller, C. Draper, J. Schwanke, B. Whitney, J. Roy, P. Eide, M. Rendahl, L. Horner, T. Babb, P. Beard POP SINGERS Bottom Row; J. Edwardson, L. Smith, M. McGinnis, 2nd Row; N. Hyytincn, K. Hack!, T. Franke, M. Doyle, 3rd Row; B. Muth, K. Arendt, S. Harrison, S. Kline, J. Stanke, J. Minge, L. Webster, T. Trout, 4th Row; S. Sorbo, S. Boylan, B. Hallowell, A. Wilsey, T. Gangelhoff, 5th Row; R. Lowe, J. Oas, D. Johnson, G. Watters, K. Moy, B. Denneny, J. Sundberg, D. Johnson. FACES IN THE CROWD We’re pals “Mug” Hanch 87 Wake up sleepy heads! Hey baby Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall S w h i e t • h s t t h h e e h g a i i r r 1 ! It’s FRIDAY!!! Patrick power “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn!” RECOLLECTIONS RECOLLECTIONS RE 90 5THFF Welcome 1981-82 Staff As our 1981-82 school year begins, changes are occurring in Westonka School District 277 because of evaluation of instructional programs, realigned grade level organizational structures and financial instability. But we must continue to keep in mind our overall purpose- teaching the youth of our community. This fall we begin our 11th year as Mound Westonka High School. Our curricular programs have continued to grow and develop. We are especially pleased with the enhanced offerings of courses for ninth graders in Industrial Arts, Business Education, Home economics and Music. We can all by very proud of this fact! This year we will enroll over 1068 students and employ over 110 staff members in our high school building. Our entire building will be fully utilized to accommodate the academic, athletic, expressive activities and community programs scheduled for the 1981-82 school year. Our accomplishments in the past have been noteworthy. Our past graduates and student body gave us and our community a great sense of pride. We are sure that through your goal development, good physical health, continued education, consistent drive, confident resourcefulness and perseverance we can continue the excellence that we have developed. You have made Mound Westonka High School a fine school. Have a good year! Sincerely, G. Thostenson Principal 92 OFFICE Jl, 1 V V MOUND - WESTONKA SfNIO HIGH SCHOOL Su' '.yWlrf Bond • Mov� . d Minn SST64 ADMIT — MAKE-UP SLIPS MB Ssjooiu. ABSENCE DATES PREEXCUSED- ; 4v A;f-.t EXCUSED ABSENCE UNEXCUSED ABSENCE PARENT AUTHORIZED ONLY TARDY EXCUSED TARDY. UNEXCUSED 1981-82 Lowell Mohn Assistant Principal Phyllis Henrich Head Secretary Geri Sawatzke Building Secretary Vanny Palm Attendance Aide 93 Steve Bruzek Hall Monitor Joy Fleming Hall Monitor Louise Heitz Hall Monitor Laverne Williams Hall Monitor Robbi Robinson Parking Lot Attendant Nancy Schutt Health Aide GUIDANCE Francis Babcock Counselor John Hansen Counselor Kent Musser Counselor Carolyn Donahue Guidance Secretary Heidi Baill School Psychologist Sue Plahn Special Ed. 94 Science Mathema' Industrial Arts Library Resource Cen A BUMMER IS........ “Finding out your dog ate your comp, on Thursday night.” “Leaving your notebook at home on the day of an open book test.” “Mr. Jenk’s timelines.” “ Getting stuck walking behind Mr. Muth.” “Having your typewriter unplug in the middle of a time-write.” “Math” “Mr. Buerkle repeating himself over and over and over.. “Mr. Sorsoleil’s hippy jokes.” “Western Civ. worksheets. ” “Mr. Fox’s lectures.” “Biology leaf collections.” “Mr. Reimer’s color co-ordinated outfits.” “Mr. Hotvet’s sight reading test.” “School Lunches.” “ Asking for a pre-excusal slip from the office.” SH SOCIAL Jackie AiKinson Spanish Wld. St, W Civ., Kel. H.Cult. Robert Braun Social Studies Doris Buerklc German Anne Carlson 20th Cent.,Div Rdg.Eng Comp.,Eng 11. Duane Eidc Lit Real Wld. Eng 10, Dev Rdg. % Mintie Ferguson German Mel Gimmestad Govt, Econ. Bob Gove Govt, Econ Don Gulbrandson Jim Jackson Speech, Eng 9, Lit and Film Eng 12, Creat. Writ., Nov, Eng 10 Guy Jenks Amer. Adv., Amer. History Ann Magallon Spanish Paul McHale Cont. Lit., Adv. Comp., Lit. Film Frank Nelson Cont. Lit., Eng. 10 11 Don Rcimer UAA, Am. History 97 Marsha Rokke Bus. Eng. 20 Cent, Adapt Eng 9, Cont Lit, Eng 9. Lit Film Candy Stevens Aide Wally Wierson Adapt Eng 9, Eng 9 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Robert Chase Pr. Wood. Int Bldg Con. Basic M Wood, Mach Wood. Vernon Strand Basic Draft, Tech Draft 2, Career Math. Ken Hughes Electric, Auto Mech, Power Meci 98 MATH SCIENCE Joan Evans James Goodwin Dennis Schroeder Jim Schulte Norm Simondet Chemistry Mod Geom, Adv Math, Calculus Mod Alg 2, Cont Alg 2. f . tin. • •! . . , , Bruce McIntyre Charles Wheeler Math. Life skills, Eng Math Drivers Ed. B T CPrTT A ¥ i?n Randy Lage Art Peggy O’Reilly Aide Bobbi Otto Citizen, Special Ed. Math, Life Skills, Adapt.Pe. LIBRARY Charlotte Barker Ginny Duhachek Jini Scheu Library Aide Library Aide Library Head 101 JJTT1 A T 'T'TT pHY. ED. Fred Hanley Phy Ed. Fritz Soule Social Studies. Athletic Director. Doris Maxwell Athletic Secretary George Mead Health Barbara Sherman Health Barb Lang Judy Blaschko Elta Erickson Aide Student Store Aide Laundry 102 BUSINESS HOME ECONOMICS Robert Fox Typing, Bkkp Acct., Bus.Law Patrick Furlong DE, Per.Money Mgmt. Erv Muth Typing, Off Machine, Off. Ed. Yearbook Adv. Barbara Zins Edith Livingston Beg. Shthd, Typing, Clcr.Proccd. Foods, Young Liv. Diane Pederson Fash., Foods, Int. Design, Cons Cents, Child Dev, Gmct Fds. 103 Lf. to Rt: Bob Woytcke, L. Koecheler, G. Hilgers CUSTODIANS Lf. to Rt: D. Buranddt, D. Gable, D. Raze, C. Carlson, P. Bartels, P. M. Claers FOOD SERVICE PERSONNEL From Lf.; E. Geyen, P. Berg, G. Ostvig, T. Oberg, R. Kowal, P. Wing, C. Tesh, M. Koechler, M. Lemmerman, D. Morin. SCHOOL BOARD 105 From Lf.: 1st Row: P. Tuttle, G. Mayer, H. Pellett. 2nd Row: B. Howels, F. Bame, P. Chclberg, Supt. D. Fisher (ex officio member), and B. Goblirsch HALL OF FAME m mss s -ATGsorjfnWieA a, ONE N ILLION P V£ Af LLIOA Million Dollar Smile: Mike Doyle, Wendy Duryea Most Radical: Chris Title, Becky Hetzle Mr. Jock: Tom lilies Ms. Jock: Cathy Carlson Sweethearts: Faith Winikates Hube Visee 107 Most Bashful Alan Savage Kim Falness Swinging Singles (Flirts) Karen Lauer Dave Bromerski 108 I Most Scholarly: Jon Segner Angle Hames Best Shoulder to Cry on: Brent Muth Bonnie Trask Most Likely to Succeed: Eric Grimes Karen Rodgers Mr. G. Q.: Jay Hardin Ms. Vogue: Karla Skibicki Class Chatterbox: Maureen McGinnis Tim Mahoney Personality Plus: Bob Widmer Joanie Anderson in Best Looking: Mike Hancuch Tammie Erickson Best “Peepers”: Kati Pletsch Paul Hanson 112 11J Class Cut-ups: Derek Pyle Janina Hagen Most Talented: Dan Johnson Gen Watters 114 5PDRT5 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FO Varsity, 1st Row; D. Willettc, S. Mclnerny, J. Laguc, B. Muth, J. Bixby, D. Hayes, D. Norton, J. Reeves,T. Yierling, Row; T. Sand, K. Krotzer, D. Leisinger, J. Segner, R. Lowe, T. Ketcher, J. Bialond, P. Hanson, S. Beck, N. A. Gaither, 3rd Row; Manager, D. Sundberg, M. Lapinsky, P. Bozonie, S. Stettin, Asst. Coach, L. Nyygaard, Fred Hanley, Asst. Coach L. Buerkle, B. Simar, M. Hancuch, S. Sorbo, Manager S. Kline, 4th Row; T. Gangelgoff, Dencnny, M. Applcgren, B. Ely, B. Hallowell, S. Lindcmann, D. Ott, D. Bromirsky, P. Carlson, 5th Row; P. Widmer, Frank, M. Knutson, B. Widmer, J. Sundberg, J. Halloway, C. Sanchez, B. Osenbaugh, T. lilies, 6th Row; M. Sidders, Tryon, C. Connery, J. Fasching, B. Drey, T. Olson, J. Winters, T. Brady, B. Shoffner Captains: Brent Muth Jeff Bixby Most Valuable: Brent Muth All Conference; Tom lilies Mike Hancuch OTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOT Sophomore Football: Bottom Row: J. Apple, R. Ward. M. Dworski, T. Olson, J. Walman, M. Mernick, S. Hohls, D. Roelofs, 2nd Row: G. Buttlcr. P. O’Reilley, M. Chapman. M. Hudson, B. Reese, T. Kline, T. Rodin, M. Kleine, 3rd Row: Conch R.J. lilies, M. Sidders, J. Starkmcn, M. Risland, B. Clark, B. Martin. G. Stein. S. Masfield, S. Kohls. M. Broghnmmcr, Coach Robert Gove. Freshman Football: Bottom Row: R. lilies, J. KenNight. J. Grierson, P. Polston, C. Gearhart, C. Alvarez 2nd Row: B. Putt, D. Stark, P. Fide, C. Phlug, S. Cashman. J. Sterne, A. Manthei, S. Carlton 3rd Row: C. Janos, P. Beano, B. Sulton, B. Raushendorfer, K. Ingstad. J. Bradley, T. King, P. Laguc, 4th Row: K. Forest, S. Lindgron, K. Vance, S. Tuthill, J. Swenson, T. Butler, Coach George Mead SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER SOC Varsity: Bottom Row: S. Honour, P. Morin, T. Smith, T. Tran, T.H. Tran, J. Carlson, 2nd Row: B. Carlson, L. Anderson, D. Ramsey, T. Trout, A. Eiss, 3rd Row: Coach Kelly Dobbs, D. Jacobson, D. Pyle, T. Fitz, B. Smith, J. Hardin, K. Perkins, Asst. Coach, Tim Garin. CER SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER SOCCEB Junior Varsity:Bottom Row; N. Nichols, T. Reagen, D. Dickie, R. Rudd, K. Sipprell, B. Anderson, 2nd Row: R. Sloan, M. Burgeson, W. Wisegarver, D. Crawford. T. Rockvam 3rd Row: Coach Tim Garin, J. Geffre, M. Rcndall, R. Hawkins, M. O’Reiley, K. Trask, B. Schutt VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYE BQWtfQ womitiP Bottom Row: M. Widmer, K. Rodgers, T. Tran, P. Kessler, J. Hagen, K. Lueck, M. Breustedt 2nd Row: B. Hamm, B. Hetzler, K. Fallness, C. Carlson, L. Clark, R. Vaughn, K. Paterson, K. Goettche, L. Bedell, 3rd Row: Coach Stan Sundlie, C. Wolner, S. Ulrick, A. O'Donnel, P. Bialon, L. Steine, P. Cooper, L. Weber Captains: Laurie Clark Cathy Carlson Most Improved: Monica Breustedt Most Valuable: Trinh Tran All Conference: Trinh Tran ALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOL Bottom Row: W. Meyer, R. Hobish, S. Ulrick, W. Tran, L. Block, A. White, H. Staley, 2nd Row: A. Winter, J. Allen, L. Jessen. T. Frank, B. Bystol, S. Simar, Coach Barb Sherman :ross country cross country cr Bottom Row; T. Eckdahl, R. McWhite, E. Grimes, S. Donaldson, J. Grimes, T. Ecklund, C. Hunder, 2nd Row; J. Paine, R. Evans, M. Kraines, L. Pellett, J. Johnson, A. Savage, K. Labresh Top Row; C. Grimes, L. Weber, S. Simar, J. Miller, S. Peterson, K. Scott, S. Hannaman, P. Sand, K. Kautz, J. White, M. Stein, Coach Randy Lage Captains: Eric Grimes Scott Donaldson Jon Grimes Hunder chases Grimes “The Pack” SS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY CROSS ( Bottom Row: J. Miller, J. Zunt, M. Thibault, A. Hames, N. Ott, C. Wing 2nd Row: C. Carrier, N. Cavoleti, K. Evans. K. Eckdahl, A. Miller, K. Paterson, 3rd Row: J. Broze, M. Moore, Coach Lew Ely, D. Wigland, B. Roeloffs. C. Moore Captain MaryJane Thibault Team work!! rENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TEN Varsity: Bottom Row: Coach Rick Fletcher, T. Barnes, J. Ohman, J. Stanke, R. Gangel-hoff, C. Hegg 2nd Row; L. Esselman, L. Kohls, J. Koakley, J. Anderson Captain Lynn Captain: Lynn Kohls. Most Valuable: Julie Coakley. All Conference: Julie Coakley, Ronda Gangelhoff, Terri Barnes, Jean Stanke Junior Varsity: Bottom Row; J. Rockvam, J. Flannery 2nd Row; B. Oas, C. Freese, D. Milovich, T. Nordlie, E. Farrel 3rd Row; M. Kohlman, K. Glassco, H. Berry 124 S TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS SWIMMING AND DIVING SWIMMING A Bottom Row; L. Bryan. L. Oberhauser, M. Kessler, S. Boylan, J. Marsche, 2nd Row; L. Obcrhauser, C. Nelson, P. Brown, K. Vogel, T. Herman, J. Brown, 3rd Row; B. Schultz, S. Bryan, J. Olson, C. Oas, L. Bigouette, J. Heitkamp, 4th Row; J. Oas, Coach Dan Myers, Coach Rich Grant, Not Pictured; G. Watters, C. Thibault, Coach Craig Poison I Captains: Sue Boylan C ■ Gen Watters A ■ Sherri Bryan P T ■ Most Valuable: Laurie Oberhauser A I I ■ Most Improved: Bridget Schultz N I S ■ Carolyn Thibault goes to STATE!!! ND DIVING SWIMMING AND DIVING S ALL STATISTICS FALL STATISTICS FA FOOTBALL Mohawks Opponents 12 Shakopee 14 0 Eden Prairie 7 6 Waconia 0 12 Buffalo 13 6 Chaska 14 6 Orono 0 27 Roccori 0 0 Hutchinson 35 14 Glencoe 0 TENNIS Mohawks Opponents 3 Chaska 2 3 Hutchinson 2 3 Orono 2 6 Litchfield 1 5 Waconia 0 3 Shakopee 2 3 Buffalo 2 5 Eden Prairie 0 BOYS’ SOCCER Mohawks Opponents 1 Orono 6 1 Delano 4 0 Eden Prairie 1 2 Chaska 6 1 Orono 2 3 Delano 1 2 Chaska 4 0 Edina 11 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Mohawks 44 39 Shakopee 45 Hutchinson 52 36 Orono 50 Shakopee 88 Chaska 72 24 Eden Prairie 64 Shakopee 86 Buffalo Dundee Invitational: Mound placed 6 out of 6 teams Buffalo Invitational: Mound placed 5 out of 12 teams Matterhorn Invitational: Mound placed 8 out of 12 teams Conference: Mound placed 4th out of 8 teams Regions: Mound placed 12 out of 15 teams 128 L STATISTICS FALL STATISTICS FALI SWIMMING Mohawks 73 90 103 104 114 114 95 96 86 96 83 Chaska Monticello Watertown Dassel Cokato Hutchinson Dassel Cokato Monticello Watertown Robbinsdale Shakopee Wayzata Opponents 98 80 64 67 98 67 74 76 84 73 87 teams Regions: Mound placed 7th out of 11 Congratulation swimmers with winning 9 out of 11 meets!! VOLLEYBALL Mohawks Opponents 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 Waconia Eden Prairie Hutchinson Glencoe Chaska Buffalo Orono Shakopee Richfield White Bear Lake Stewart St. Louis Park Delano GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Mohawks 67 27 Hutchinson 37 Shakopee 74 15 Chaska 61 Shakopee Inc Orono 114 25 Buffalo 30 Eden Prairie 91 Shakopee Dundee Invitational: Mound placed 6 out of 6 teams Buffalo Invitational: Mound placed 8 out of 19 teams Matterhorn Invitational: Mound placed 13 out of 14 teams Conference: Mound placed 6 out of 8 teams Regions: Mound placed 11 out of 15 teams 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 129 MOHAWKETTES Bottom Row; K. Bandel, L. Weise, C. Carrow, D. Morton, V. Abel, L. Patrick, B. Davis, 2nd Row; C. Pounder, S. Garbotz, B. Olmstead, T. Nesenson, 3rd Row; C. Helget, A. Rick, N. Gelhaye, J. Davis, T. Swedlund, A. Raze Captain: Diana Morton, Advisor: Mrs. Barb Zins, Cocaptain: Apryl Raze The 1981-82 danceline would like to express their thanks to Dan Johnson for all his time and effort in helping us with the music system this past season. Thanks again Dan! The 1981-82 danceline competed at the Apple-valley danceline invitational on January 9. They competed with 17 other lines in the Class A competition, the Mohawkettes place first!!! Majorettes: Judy Rockvam, Missy Fritz Sophomore Football: T. Erickson, L. Toonen, M. McGinnis, S. McCormick, J. Musser, T. Nelson. Captain: Sheila McCormick VARSITY Mound Westonka Cheerleaders. Advisor: Mrs. Zinns. Captain: Karen Rodgers Football: K. Skibicki, M. McGinnis, Capt. K. Rodgers, 2nd row; F. Winikates, M. Kinser, L. Zeanchock, 3rd row; K. Woytcke, A. Wilsey, L. Kohls, K. Jeppesen, S. Boylan, L. Clark 132 Hockey: S. Boylan, K. Jeppesen, Capt. A. Wilsey, L. Zeanchock, F. Winikates, K. Skibicki CHEERLEADERS Wrestling: K. Pletsch, Capt. L. Kohls, L. Beauchamp, 2nd row; W. Duryea, K. Woytcke, I . Esselman 133 iASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKET Varsity: S. Ulrick, C. Lucek, J. Valek, MJ. Thibault, 2nd row; N. Lovkvist, A. O ’Donnell, J. Zunt, T. Barnes, T. Bialon, C. Carlson, 3rd row; Asst. Coach Kent Musser, K. Goettsche, J. Vogel, E. Patterson, A. Sassen, R. Gangelhoff, Coach Harley Olstad, captains: Anne Sassen, Heather Surbrook 134 A.LL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BAS 9th Grade: S. Fleischer, B. Bittle, B. Goslin, L. Farrell, L. Horn, 2nd row: B. Woelffer, C. Seehusen, C. MacCharles, K. Christiansen, J. Hill, K. Goettsche, Coach J. Gustafson 135 Sophomore: S. Ulrick, J. Scott, S. Siniar, H. Tran, 2nd row; J. Schlichting. J. Allen, K. Linn, H. Staley, 3rd row; M. Goblirsch, L. Bosnia, J. Musser, D. Kolden, C. McMillan, Coach Pat Hodgson BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BASKET1 Varsity: Bottom Row; S. Lindemann, K. Weiland, B. Muth, T. lilies, J. Fasching, A. Eiss, N. Hyytinen, 2nd Row; Coach John Grundmeier, 2nd Row; C. Tryon, B. Smith, B. Denenny, C. Brincr, P. Bozonie, T. Nordly, S. Swedenborg, T. Gangelhoff, T. Ecklund, Coach Keith Kollberg ALL BASKETBALL BASKETBALL BAS Sophomore Basketball: M. Kline, J. Christianson, B. Mernick, 2nd row; Coach Grunmeier, M. Aasen, K. Ashers, K. Sidders, G. Steine Freshmen Basketball: B. Suhon, R. lilies, P. Beard, S. Cashman, A. Manthrei, 2nd row; R. Bostrom, R. Sellnow, J. Swenson, Q. Kolden, D. Stark OCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY I- Varsity: Bottom Row; D. D’Avia, T. Hemstock, P. Wiltz, R. Lowe, B. Reese, M. Cressy, D. Willette, T. Kctchcr, J. Glenn, 2nd Row; Coach Dick Halvarson, B. Sterne, R. Ellis, B. Clark, J. Putt, M. Hancuch, M. Appelgren, R. Evans, K. Lassek, T. Ronnkvist, R. Hill, Coach Pat Furlong, Captain: Mike Hancuch [OCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY HOCKEY H J.V.: Bottom Row; J. Reeves. J. Sterne, J. Carlson, B. Reese, S. Kohls, P. Eide, T. Olson. J. Lague, D. D Avia, 2nd Row; T. Lowe, J. Neumann, J. Bischke, D. Jacobson, S. Shinn, J. Walman, C. Connery, S. Lassek GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNAS Bottom Row; L. Oberhauser, M. McGinnis, T. Laughlin, 2nd Row; M. Beucler, C. Thibault, L. Toonen, K Ellingboe, A. Olson, 3rd Row; C. Hegg, K. Lauer, L. Kohls C a P t a i n L y n n K Monday is weigh-in “D”! 0 h 1 s ICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GY VRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING S t r a n K I � i n B Squad: B. Williams, J. Kenknight, B. Kuhbander, D. Bradley, T. Noor, B. Edberg, K. Gelhaye, 2nd row; B. Raushendorfer, M. Schoen, M. Brcdahl, P. Widmer, G. Butler, J. Starkman, B. Baier, K. Forest, Coach L. Buerklc C h e e r f i n 142 Varsity: T. Vierling, M. Dworsky, J. Miller, J. Robbins. J. Bradley, 2nd row; Coach H. I.capold. J. Hamilton, G. Poetz, Capt. Mitch Knutson. C. Bode. J. Schapper. B. Drey, Coach L. Buerkle Not pictured; J. Bixby. K. Krotzer, Capt. Brad Shofncr r WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLI . Vi Coach’in Smil’in Munch'in the “good” food at tournies Rest’in VINTER STATISTICS WINTER HOCKEY Mohawks Opponents 3 Wayzata 12 4 St. Louis Park 3 14 Chaska 4 2 Benilde 3 o.t. 4 Apollo 7 6 Shakopee 3 5 Shanley 6 4 Jamestown 5 5 Buffalo 3 4 Rosemount 5 o.t. 6 Hutch 1 4 Robbinsdale 2 7 Orono 8 4 Eden Prairie 5 7 Chaska 5 3 Shakopee 6 3 Buffalo 3 10 Hutch 6 6 Orono 3 4 Eden Prairie 2 Captain: Mike Hancuch All Conference: John Glenn Todd Ketcher Most Valuable player: John Glenn Conference: Mound won 8, lost 3, tied 1 Overall: Mound won 11, lost 10, tied 1 Scoring Champion: Todd Ketcher Most Determined player: John Glenn Playoffs: Buffalo 5-1 Cooper 1-4 BOYS BASKETBALL Mohawks Opponents 42 Hutchinson 49 42 Hopkins-Lindbergh 58 40 Orono 43 41 Shakopee 60 50 Waconia 45 44 Buffalo 70 57 Eden Prairie 73 40 Chaska 76 34 Hutchinson 63 32 Orono 44 38 Shakopee 58 55 Waconia 62 49 Buffalo 62 44 Chaska 72 57 Glencoe 65 44 Eden Prairie 65 50 Glencoe 64 46 St. Francis 74 48 Richfield 65 Won: 1 Lost: 18 GYMNASTICS 104.7 WAYZATA 100.40 98.8 FRIDLEY 105.8 107.7 MINNETONKA 105.82 113.95 SHAKOPEE 100.25 118.05 GLENCOE 101.15 107.5 LINCOLN 127.55 114.25 EDEN PRAIRIE 111.44 120.8 KENNEDY 111.94 122.1 ORONO 128.1 116.5 EDINA 133.3 LAKEVILLE 133.15 WAYZATA 116.85 BLAKE 113.65 DERHAM HALL 109.4 TARTAN 110.65 CHASKA 97.75 116.8 WATERTOWN 99.25 120.5 BUFFALO 111.45 101.7 ARMSTRONG 119.45 120.5 CHASKA 110.35 114.6 BUFFALO 107.9 CHASKA 101.2 EDEN PRARIE 130.95 GLENCOE 103.45 ORONO 113.8 SHAKOPEE 115.4 CONFERENCE MEET-3RD PLACE OVERALL ALL CONFERENCE: Karen Laucr, Kris Ellingboe MOST VALUABLE: Karen Laucr MOST IMPROVED: Amy Olson CAPTAIN: Lynn Kohls REGION 6AA- 11TH PLACE OUT OF 14 WRESTLING Mohawks Opponents 29 Bell Plaine 35 15 Orono 45 43 Brooklyn Center 16 9 Shakopee 44 33 Waconia 18 58 Chaska 5 18 Glencoe 31 0 Hutchinson 60 15 Wayzata 17 20 Buffalo 45 22 Eden Prairie 27 9 Minnetonka 44 38 Edina 19 13 Chisago Lakes 45 41 North Branch 17 Captains: Brad Shofner, Mitch Knutson All Conference: Jack Miller Outstanding wrestler: Jack Miller Conference: Mound placed 2 out of 6 teams Overall: Mound placed 5 out of 10 teams GIRLS’S BASKETBALL Mohawks Opponents 31 Hutchinson 46 51 Orono 27 39 Shakopee 44 15 Waconia 28 28 Buffalo 40 26 Chaska 44 34 Eden Prairie 34 22 Glencoe 44 33 Hutchinson 50 44 Orono 41 28 Shakopee 48 22 Waconia 34 24 Buffalo 48 17 Chaska 58 33 Eden Prarie 58 51 Glencoe 37 Captains: Ann Sassen Heather Surbrook EXTRR5 SENIOR COMMENTS There Abel- Note writing;, Cuffy. AFS Kim Anderson- Chilly Willy! Mike Babler- Michelle, loo e lip Stacy Barclay- 77 Formula, Twiggy, road trip” Sylvia Bauer- JOHN. Sylv. I.L.H.J.K., It1 over! Betty Benton- J.D.!! Bratsy, Southpaw live . B.B Kelly Betlach- Concert, cruising Hopkins Theresa Bishop- J.S.!, Bip, Hurray it's over! Gladys Blanco- Paraguay, AFS David Blank- Mafer Rook Rox; Achilleos Sue Boylan- Susie B. swimming, cheerleading. P.S. Monica Breustedt- “Let her ride.” Room H09, D.D. Curt Brlner- B-Ball. BH club. FRED! Dave Bullock- Burrard, 74 Impala, Destruction. Rust John Burnett- Mafer Rook. The claw, Achilles Frank Buysse- Crank storms on nerve and sharkey Mark Carlton-AWWK!. Tee bee Mike Cashman- Cashew, Buck-up Pete Carlson- Jessie, Jeep Jewel Chase- chewels, slush club, Burts Rummies 151 Laurie Clark- Volleyball, cheerleading, track, 2-DB Carmen Cliff- Room 409, Safari-C. swat. Think Pink Time Crane- Tack off! Mark Creasy- Room a 109. Dared, but not confuted! Terri David- Softball, “Deerhunter” Jamie Demarias- Fudd, Duff. J.F. Snoyed I.eaAnn Dingman- Whatever flips your cookie. Chelf Scott Donaldson- Where’s Lyndale, Duck, C.C.. track Mike Doyle- Dominic. P.S. Wendy Duryea- Think Pink. Safarl-D. cheerleading. ”DE” Tom Eckdahl- Farm boy Rebecca Eckman- Dimples and green eyes Julie Edwardton- Jules, Pi . T.E. Noooooo Andy Eiss- Drew, Soccer. B-ball. Tennis, What?, BH club Rich Ellis- “Doc”, Baseball, hockey Brian Eisner- Copenhagen kid. Skoal brother Gregg Emfleld- Ang. Trans-Am, Burl Jeep. Mickies, Yo mama. What? Steve Erickson- CAD Tammie Erickson- Noooooo JE, Mike Lynda F.tselmnn- Tennis, cheerleading, NHS Jon Fetching- “Flash” football, baseball. Buck-up Terry Frecberg- Dudley. Rummies 151. Bralncrd Binge hogwash Steve Gantner- Snowmass, C.C, track, D.C.. boo Sandy Geyen- Shauffer Sandy Gibson- Mike “3 Valerie Gilmore- Colin. John Glenn- The great Glentky. Buck-up Jay Goede- Drawing, “Wlt-wew”, romper room Caren Golden- J.mo remember REO Thanks for everythin! Eric Grimes- C.C. track. Foreigner concert. Bumble bee Gina Groves- Rainbows forever, little one. Kenny Mike Gruette- '66 Chevelle, Carcass Jim Gunlon- Moto-cross Kim Guttormson- Clyde, monkey, klmmy G, L.J.C.S.B. Jnnina Hagen- Short people have class!” Holly Hall- “Halls” Andy Hallln- Do you do Pei too? Mike Hancuch-Hanch, Sports, Tammie Leonard Hanson- Hunting, on the prowl Marc Hanson- Jackson Hole, Rustang, BH club Paul Hanson- Sharkey storms on nerv Jay Hardin- Vice Pres. BH club Kim Harrington- C.C.J.J.K.K, Kimbo, Harringtown, P.G.A. 3 Sara Harrison- Think Pink, Sammy-t. Pvt. Harrison, swat Todd Hemstock- Doobie — likes to party. Hockey. 7-7 Rich Henderson- D.L.K.V, Duck Becky Hetrler- Swat. Bag patrol. Hell Michelle Kinser- Mush, Think Pink. Safari-M, Swat Kevin Huggett- Rich Ellis is a goon Chris Hunder- Snowmass, C.C. Wendi. Rush Tom lilies- “T.I.”, Sports. Buck-up Karen Jeppesen- T.J’s Teddy Bear, Jepp Dan Johnson- P.S. Rumor, TP Carol Johnson- J.C.S. Quarter horses Jason Johnson- Machen Drogen ganzen tag! Jim Johnson- Boom Boom track. C.C. Tracy Johnson- Todd, turtle, Velner, NHS. Jackson Todd Kctcher- Chester, sports 12, Buck-up Mitch Knutson- Shubee, Shubee ect. Lynn Kohls- Tennis, gymnastics, cheerleading, Captain Miles Kraines- C.C. track, Snowmass, Wendy Karen l,auer- Safarl-K. Think Pink, Gymnastics, D.D. Callie Lofrano- “WTSD” Hawaii. BF Aunle, M.P. Rick I-owe- hockey. Baseball, Football, Dicky, P5. Debbie Madonna- Debt-Doobwa, Aaron, Ratette Maureen McGinnis- Room 409. Think Pink, Swat, Safari-M Michelle McNulty- Bralnerd Binge. Mitbki, Slush club Deb Meehan- Doob, Deb, Slush club. Burls; Rummies 151 Greg Moeller- Mole, 51 Chevy, Flaming Rambler Tara Moore- Twiggy, Rummy's, Skiing Phillip Morin- Soccer! NHS Rob Morrow- BH club, RJ. McGinnis, McMorrow Diana Morton- ”Smlley” Journey, 1 Danceline. PBR(?)! Ruth Mross- Time for me to fly. Sad Brent Muth- “E.O.” Erv. sports Teresa Needham- (Nesenson) Mohawkettes, Dave Tammy Nelson- Giligan, Skipper. Veiner, Tam Mary Nolden- NHS, Oak Ridge Boy's, I made it Mom Dad! Julie Oas- Golf, Maynard Is deee. P.S. Laurie Oberhauser- Laurie. NHS. swimming, golf, 45 Betty Olmstead- S.R.J. Sweetness, mohawkettes, Jackson! Judi Olson- Jackson!. NHS. WTSD Curt Paurus- Rocket man. Hang gliding Loren Pellett- C.C. Track Kenny Perkins- Soccer, Sammy rainbow connections Sue Plrk- “Plrky” Kali PleUch- Katster, M.G. Think Pink, Cheerleading, AFS Derek Pyle- Soccer, BH club, Scotty is glee, Jackson Tom Quam- Bow hunting, Bass fishing karrate Dean Ramsey- “Spank soccer. Pinball Aunie Rappe- Scrawnt, BF F Callie, Hawaii. WISD Apryl Raze- Danceline. Apes, Bary Shannon Reinhart- Co. Brully Runner. Why? Terri Rlslund- Terrence. Burlly Runner. Why Not? Dan Rodewald- “Dummy” Tom Ronnkvist- Okey, Hockey Sheryl Rust- Parties, Jim Anne Sassen- Sassoon. Annie, Sass, “S.S Andy Schultz- Cycling Kristen Schweiloch- 1 hate horses (or wait!) Reggae!! Brad Shofner- Football, wrestling Karla Sklbicki- Hey Burl what's your satchel. D.D Dave Slavik- Veto. T.B.!! Lisa Smith- PS. TB. Roger, golf Ron Stallman- Blowen, '69 Chevy, 900 plus Jim Sundberg- Football, B-ball. P.S. Sunny Heather Surbrook- Phill-100, Toots, Surtucky. Scoop. T.P. Groupie Chris Title- Prez. Bh club. Soccer. 1HKD Trlnh Tranberg- “Froggy” the rose Joanie Trettel- 4WD! Journey, Joanie Todd Trout- Soccer captain, P-S. guitars, L.T. Lisa VanEps- Mike, regae. lizzard, P.G.A. 5 Vicky Vars- Slick. Mike, tllly. soccer, P.G.A. 1 Rona Vaughn- “Roney”, Tlffy, volleyball, track, pds. Beth Warner- Room 409, Safarl-B. “Bessie Think Pink. swat. D.D Gen Walters- Rondo, soap. P.S. Diving. NHS Libby Weise- Lips. Mohawkettes, Skiing, sailing. Jackson! Lynn Whittaker- Pooh-py, Showdown, Cherries, summer Bob Wldmer- Wids, Skiing, biking, track. Annette Wldmer- It's finally over-(J.J.) Ann W'llsey- Wlls. soap, cheerleading, PS. NHS Paul Wiltz- Skating with Furls (hockey) Room 409. DSRR, BH club Faith Winikates- Cheerleading, D.D, Safari- F. Think Pink. F-man Liz Wlswell- Toto, D.B. Lizard. “Pyramid Island” Cindy Wroda- Cindy loo. Friends last forever Kathy Woytcke- Woyks, F-man. Cheerleading Safari-K. Think Pink. DR. Rod Zarllng- Thank god for '82! Pam Zawada- England, softball, N. of Jan. 16. M.T.A. Lynn Zeanchock- “Z Safarl-Z, Think Pink. Bear 146 1981-82 MOUND WESTONKA DICTIONARY STUDENT EDITION Bizarre: adj; Anything that a Mound student would consider out of the ordinary. Example: A football party without sophomores or freshmen. Booked: v; (see: cruised) Bummed out: v; A state of severe depression. Burnout: n; The opposite of Jock. Burl: adj; Anything in large proportions. Example: Derek Pyle had a burl afternoon party (during school hours!) Chew: n; A brown substance which comes in a round container worn in back pockets of blue jeans to obtain a permanent circle on pocket. Cool:adj; !. Being in a refridgerator 2. (see.’It's cool) Cramming: v; An activity a Mound student frequently does to prepare for a test. Crank the tunes: v; An action done to turn up the music to the highest volume possible. Cruise: (ed-ing):v; An act of leaving Deece: adj; Used to describe something excellent, (see: excellent) Excellent: adj; Extremely good of its kind Fox: n; A subject seen walking down the halls of Mound Westonka which makes ones eyes pop out, heart beat faster, and palms sweat. Freshmen :n; 1. When you feel you’ve stepped on something in the hall you know it’s a freshman. 2. Victims of the morning announcements. Glee: adj; a sarcastic reply to any question. Gleeful:adj; Something one does not wish to be called. Glee-joy-glee: adj; Worse than being called Glee. (see:Glee) G.(?.:adj; Used to describe the future male models of Mound Westonka. It's cool: n; Don’t worry about about it, no problem Jock: n; The oppsoite of Burnout Keeyed, (ing):n; v; A state of being overjoyed (see: psyced) Loser: n; Definition unknown as to nobody will admit to being one Man :n; Used to address anyone under age 21. Example: Hey man what are you doing. Mellow: adj; A state of quietness, low noises, no excitement Example: Mondays in school are always mellow. Parties: n; Nine out of Ten Mound Westonka students attend these regularly__as to what goes on at these social affairs is best left unsaid! Prison: n; 1. Often used to replace “high school” in the title Mound Westonka High School. 2. The results of the budget cuts Pig out:n; To gorge oneself “to the max” (see:To the max) Preppy: n; 1. Muffy 2. A person addicted to the Izod Alligator Psyced: n; (see:keeyed) Punic; adj; Used to describe a person who enjoys being different and expresses this by dressing bizarre. (see:bizarre) Punkster: n; (see:punk) Room 409:n; Concerning Detroit Lakes (see:par-ties) Scuzzed out: 1. To luck out of a difficult position 2. A state in which one dresses in aged clothing Spaced out: v; A state of mind in which no thinking is done. To the max: n; Doing something to the utmost capacity. Tunes: n; Music 148 REMEMBER WHEN SADIE HAWKINS The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held on December 12, at Grandview Junior High School. The highlights of the dance were: Marryin’ Bob, Jailer Stan Sundlie, and Sherriff Clinton Mross. For a nickel you could have someone put in jail and to get yourself out you had to be kissed! 151 MANIAS OF ’82 MOVIES: Chariots of Fire, For Your Eyes Only, Ordinary People, Mommie Dearest, Pennies From Heaven, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Reds, Rich and Famous, The Fox and The Hound, Superman II, Tarzan, Time Bandits. Taps, Modern Problems, Endless Love, Neighbors, Body Heat, Arthur, Stripes MUSIC: Billy Squier, Olivia Newton-John, Who, Kenny Rogers, Kim Carnes, Genesis, Foghat, Rod Stewart, Commodores, Van Halen, ZZ Top, Nicolette Larson. Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, The Knack, Pat Benatar, RUSH, Ozzy Osborne, AC DC, Air Supply, Supertramp, Christopher Cross, REO, Queen, Dan Fogelberg, Police, Billy Joel, Phil Collins, Foreigner, Journey, Cars, Eagles, Styx, Eddie Rabbitt, Jay Giles, Bruce Springsteen SHIRTS: Oxford, Izod-Alligator, YSL, Shetland Sweaters, Cardigans, Sweat Shirts, Crew-Necks, V-Necks, Angora Sweaters, Peasant Blouses, Frilly-Necks, Hawaii Shirts, Army Shirts, Rugb] Shirts PANTS: Christian Dior, Pierre Cardin, Army, Baggies, Liz Claiborne, Oscar de la Renta, Camouflage, Calvii 152 Klein, Lee, Knickers, Levi, Eclipse, Sassoon, Gloria Vanderbilt, Sweatpants, Jordache PUNK: B-52's, Devo, Surf Punks, The Kinks, Leopard, Long T-Shirts, Wide Belts, Safety Pins, Punk Hair Cuts — short on top and long in back, Mohawks SHOES: Cowboy boots, Docksiders, Nikes, Adidas, Puma, Duck shoes, Pumps, High-heels, Metallic boots and shoes. Penny loafers, Tretorns, Moccasins, Low-heeled pumps MAGAZINES: G.Q., Seventeen, Vogue, US, People, LIFE, Glamour, Time, Sports Illustrated ACCESSORIES: Leg warmers, Le Sport Sac, Headband, Metallic look, leaf earrings and necklace FITNESS: Richard Simmons, Beverly Hills Diet, Dexitrim OTHERS: Sony Walkman. Rubiks 153 Cube, Pac Man, Space Invaders, 20 Cent stamp, Brooke Shields, Mark Ellingboe (Calvin Klein) Like the past years, 1981-82 was a kaleidoscope: heroes and villains, fads and farces, triumphs and tragedies, all flashed before us- then gone. But the year also produced moments so singularity its own that they will always define ’81-’82 in the corridors of memory. A calender of major events MOHIAN January 20 Reagan is sworn in as 40th U.S. President January 21 The hostages are released after 444 days of captivity February 23 John Paul II is the first Pope to visit Japan March 30 Ronald Reagan is struck by would be assassins bullet May Pope John Paul II is shot while saying mass in St. Peter’s Square June After 23 months the chain of terrible murders in Atlanta is broke June 12 Baseball players begin 50-day walkout July 29 Iran's Banisadr is granted asylum in France July Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer have a Royal adding A ugust The Minnesota soccer team, KICKS, becomes extinct. A ugust 3 Air traffic (controllers call a strike October 6 Egypt’s Anwar Sadat is Assassinated in Cairo January Super Bowl XVI, San Francisco 49er’s over the Cinncinattl Bcngals 26-21 August 25 Voyager 2 gathers new information on Saturn’s rings September Start of the Minnesota teacher’s strike November Actress Natalie Wood dies December The school play, “My Three Angels,” is presented to the community December 1 The first Hockey-game of the season is played at Pond Arena, the new ice arena in Mound February 12 Snow-Daze” the winter dance at Mound Westonka September 21- 26 Homecoming week at Mound, a week full of events December 12 The annual Sadie Hawkins dance June 8 The Seniors spell relief ... G R A D U -ATION!!!! December The Met Sport stadium ends its career as hosts for the Minnesota Vikings and the Kicks December |T h e dome caves in after Jthe first snow 'storm at the new Super Dome Stadium in Mpls. LOOKING BACK AT THE YEAR The biggest news story of 1981 was Assassination The attempts on the lives of the U.S. President and the Pope and the murder of Egypt’s Anwar Sadat. In February Buckingham Palace announced the engagement of Charles Prince of Wales to Lady Diana Speneer. and she became the world’s instant inamorata. In the months that followed from the fairy-tale July wedding to the announcement in November of an heir on the way. Diana has a legion of admirers. Khomeini ended the cruel captivity after til days, in which 52 Americans were held hostage in Tehran. ; David Toma visited Mound twice in 1981. He told his unique story of his life in New York. He’s a man who has alot of love to give and there are alot of people reaching out for his love. He gets off on life, he gets off on love, he gets off on people! Why?? — Because he Cares! Ronald Reagan — the 10th President of the United States. This year President Reagan was faced with the inane attempt on his life. And he was confronted with the difficult task of pulling the economy out of a recession. BEING Flex Scotty! Smile sammy! SN ♦ -DAZE Coronation marked the beginning of Sno-Daze week. Ann Wilsey and Tom lilies introduced the Sno-Daze Court. Laura Geffre was flower girl and Joey Dodds was crown bearer. Boys’ Basketball co-captain Curt Briner crowned Beckey Hetzler as the 1982 Sno-Daze Queen. Girls' Basketball cocaptain Ann Sassen presented King Mike Hancuch with the traditional Sno-Daze Baton. Sara Harrison sang the theme song, “Somewhere Down the Road. The week consisted of many fun-filled events: Dress-up Day; Coronation; a Bootball Game, Crazy Hat, Sunglasses and Pajama Day; 50’s Day; a Pizza Party; Western Day; and Red, White, and Pink Day. One of the highlights of the week was the Pepfest. During the Pepfest many truths were revealed about certain Mound Wes-tonka athletes, as the captains of each sport gave their summerization of one of the other sports. The Cheerleaders tried their hand or rather “feet at what turned out to be an entertaining version of a Mohawkette dance. The week ended with the annual Snow-Daze dance. 158 x k x � � x 3 160 1982 SNO-DAZE COURT Princess Angie Hames, Prince Jay Hardin. Princess Beth Warner, Prince Brent Muth, King Mike Hancuch, Queen Beckey Hetzler, Princess Gen Waters, Prince Chris Title, Princess Kathy Woytcke, Prince Bob Widmer, Flower Girl Laura Geffre, Crown Bearer, Joey Dodds • y ENGLISH COmPOSITION GRADE 3 Assignment: How do I feel? Kevin Hugett: Glad Hy bost sport is football, Onco I was piaYin football and f mad? a touchdowns lots of tMos. and that mo $iad. Tho n xt morning I $ot up and f was r aiiv iad bocauso it was saturdav and wo could piav moro football. Brenda Schrupp: Half Sleepy This on? m jht wh? n mv mom and dad wor? out and wo jot to stav up as ion$ as wo wantod and f was watching Lovo American 6tvio“ and mv brothor was sioopm and f was half awako and whon mv mom and dad ot horn? sh? put us to bod and whon f was in bod f was wido awak. Dan Johnson: Happy f was happv whon wo ot our snowmobiio. w o ot u in tho summ? r. I was happY, too. ft smok?xi, an ovor. and u was fun to watch it smoko, ft was funnY. ft was so loud f couidn hoar a thing. hut it was funnY anY waY. Billy Sterne: Happy YiWi mY brothor is nico h? lots mo havo tho mn r tubo and f f happY and f fool happY. and f fool hottor h? 15 vorY nico to m? cm f fool happY. 162 Marc Hanson: Sad r wo sod wbon our bobv orbiios diod. I w nt into tbo don ond ihov woro ono. Wo iookod on ovor tbo co o for tbo n. I stortod to crv. f told ovorvoUo in our cio . Tbo tnd. Curt Paurus: Glad f ro no nbor onco wbon f wO-5 rooi cjiod. Wo i ot no tort mv torv nko this: f sont in for somo pionos ond it took fivo months ond tbot wo vorv ion$ ti no tbo piono ot boro fino iv ond tbot mv storv. Sara Harrison: Frightened Ono m ht f wo ivw in bod ond n tomn to o no of nv no n ond dod‘ rocords . . . Woll, 0II of o uddon f boord o . . . FUNNY 50UA D!! ft oundod nko ci or ond knivos clicking to otbor. Won, f wo o norvou ond Fn htonod tbot f ron out of nv roo n ond o kod nv dod wbot U WO . Ho oid, ft4 iu t tbo pipo undor tbo floor.” 5o thon of courso f wO n t ofroid of pipo wo t? Bryce Hallowell: Glad I wO 0d wbon f boOrd tbot tbo IfikW s trodod for o fontO tK fuort« rbock. f know tbot wo oro 30in j to tbo suporbowi. f bovo trustin tbo l ikw s. Tbov oro tbo bo t too n in tbo world. 7bo Fnd IT SEEMS LIKE B. Vroom vroom A. Two little angels .. still? C. Is he dead? D. Timmy! E. Emma goes punk G. Cheeese KEY A. Kati Pletsch, Faith Wini-kates B. Clinton and Ruth Mross C. Sara Harrison D. Tim Mahoney E. Gregg Emfield F. Mitch Knutson G. Kim Falness 164 F. Mitch??? C. Cuddlin cuz's D. Sitting pretty F H u h G. Liz? KEY A. Rob Morrow B. Sue, Jeff Pirk C. Kathy Woytcke, Andy Eiss D. Tammie Erickson E. Carmen Cliff F. Dennis Kelm G. Liz Wiswell ONLY YESTERDAY 165 D. Indian princess C. Where is the bryll cream? KEY A. Angie Hames, Rick Lowe B. Jeff Loew C. John Bittle D. Terry Freeburg E. Dan Johnson F. Dave and Deb Albertson G. Diana Morton, Ann O'Donnell B. Peek a boo E. I’m a soul man 166 F. Hey baby G. I want that sucker!! MEMORIES De and Kwis SIDE KICKS Best friends SINGLES Typical Joanie Super-chef Sorbs. Perfect match?? Who., me?? Punkster Jean WE “ARE” THE CLASS OF ’82! GRADUA TION DA Y Th-th-th-thats all folks! Today we’ll start a new life and we’ll say our last goodbyes. To all the friends we’ve grown to love. With whom we’ve laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter The problems and the fears And watching all our memories grow Throughout all the years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we’ve met. Vacations, teachers, talking, And exams we’d rather forget Yes, high school days are precious but brief Where all your dreams come true. It is not the end but the beginning Of a life we’ll start anew. The minute that we decided to become the 1982 yearbook editors, our lives changed. Changed with decisions, workshops, and early morning breakfast meet ings. We slowly gathered together bits and pieces of ideas and thoughts to some how come up with a theme. One day, while we were racking our brains on the way to a breakfast meeting on a crowded highway behind a burl Mack truck (in Kati’s MG, of course!), the idea struck us. “We are mov ing on into the future and our theme shouh symbolize that.” (We don’t know if it wasi the exhaust from the truck that did it, bu after that, our ideas flowed a lot easier). It wasn't easy; sometimes it took us three hours to think of a page title and other times it took us three minutes to do a whole page. We sacrificed many nights and many! •weekend nights, too, (a big sacrifice fro high school student) to meet a deadline or t ;just try to get out of a slump. Sometime we’d start at 7:30 p.m. and one of us would glance at the clock and it would read 3:30 ;«.m. “Beth, I guess you had better sleep over.” Boy, how we would dread hearin the alarm go off at 6:00 in the morning. An we were expected to jump up bright-eyed and bushy-tailed to go to school and last through Government or Econ. without fall ing asleep??? But, it was a challenge which, we took and we had to conquer it. The yearbook was with us where ever we went. Our conversations rarely were with out the word “Yearbook.” Sometimes w thought our friends would hang us if w -ever uttered one more thing about our “pr cious book”. When we were in a frustrate mood or if a deadline was due: warnings were sent out by our friends to “steer clea of the bitches” (and we certainly were!)” -Thank you for all your understanding. There were a lot of fun times when wo! - would get into our frequent crazy mood and make up totally, utterly, ridiculous pages and just laugh and laugh and rip them up and do it again. All in all, wo learned a lot and we had fun in the process (We also kept our sanity) The yearbook, room B113, was our horn. Tf i $ 3 rrmfTTTre: mill 11 ■ IAVi -■ lVM (1 do many impossible things. For instance Kati almost learned how to type and Bet almost mastered her spelling skills. We would like to thank the following people or volunteering their time and energy to help s: wulie Baldwin, Rosalie Brown, Carmen Cliff, ;Wendy Duryea, Jay Goede, Jon Grimes, Angie ames, Sara Harrison, Steve Kline, Michelle inser, Kurt LaBresh, Maureen McGinnis, rendy Meyer, Tessa Myer, Lisa Neumann, ary Nolden. Ann O’Donnell, Karen Rodgers, ary Jane Tnibault, Trinh Tran, Hube Visee, nn Wilsey, Faith Winikates, Kathy Woytcke, Iso, a big thanks to Scherling Pletsch Studios, Vill Pletsch, Teachers, Coaches, and those who contributed photos, along with our yearbook re-iresentatives Mike Fitzgerald, Scott Severinson rom Josten’s, who helped us throughout the ear, through thick and thin. We also thank our others, who at times of deadlines and difficul-es were tempted to disown us but didn’t And f course, Our advisor, Mr. Muth. Who gave us he freedom to follow our own ideas and also kept us supplied with diet pepsi and entertained s with his “songs”. Asked if we would do it again? Of course! by? ... Crazy We Guess!! = dOJbJ 171 SENIORS Abel, Theresa 19, 72, 82, 113 Albertson, David 19, 166 Anderson, Darlene 19, 74 Anderson, Joan 19, 74, 78,84, 111, 124 Anderson, Julie 19, 77 Anderson. Kenneth 19 Anderson, Kim 19, 77, 75, 78 Armstrong, Karen 19 Armstrong, Sheldon 19 Armstrong, Stephen 19 Babier, Michael 19 Baldwin, Julie 19, 68 Barclay, Stacy 19, 77 Bauer, Sylvia 19, 77 Benike, Patricia 19, 77 Benson, Elizabeth 19, 77 Berg, Kevin 20 Berggren, Mary 20, 175, 82 Bergquist, Michael 35 Berquist, Eric 20 Betlach, Kelly 20, 77 Bialon, Patricia 20, 74, 78, 120, 134 Bingham. Annette 20 Bishop, Teresa 20, 77 Bittle, John 20 Bixby, Jeffrey 20, 78, 116 Blanco, Gladys 20, 71, 72, 82 Blank, David 20 Bochet, Mark 20 Bock, William 20 Bolster, Brian 20, 77 Boyington, Dean 21 Boylan, Susan 21, 78, 82, 86, 132 Brady, Thomas 21, 116 Breustedt, Monica 21,78,120 Briner, Curtis 21, 136 Bromirski, David 21,78,108, 116 Brown, Rosalie 21, 68, 72, 82 Bullock, David 21, 77 Burlet, Scott 21 Burnett, John 21 Buysse, Frank 21, 78 Carlson, Catherine 21,74,78, 107, 120,134 Carlson, Chris 21, 77 Carlson, Peter 21, 116 Carlton, Mark 21 Cashman, Michael 21 Chase, Jewel 22, 77 Clark, Laurie 22, 78, 109, 120, 132, 133 Cliff, Carmen 22, 77, 165 Cooper, Pamela 22, 74, 78, 120 Crane, Timothy 22 Cressy, Mark 22, 77, 138 David, Terri 22 Davis, Peter Demarais, Jamie 22 Diegre, Barbara 22, 77 Dill, Sandra 22 Dingman, Leaann Donaldson, Scott 22, 74, 78, 122 Dorn, Christine 22 Doyle, Michael 22, 74,82, 86. 106 Drey, Bradley 22, 77, 116, 142 Duryea, Wendy 23, 106, 133 Eckdahl, Thomas 23 Eckman, Rebecca 23 Edwardson, Julie 23, 82, 86 Eiss-Cagle, James 23 Eiss, Andrew 23, 118, 136, 165 Ellis, Richard 23, 78, 138 Eisner, Brian 23 Ely, Brian 23, 78, 113, 116 Emfield, Gregg 18, 23, 164 Engclke, Robert 23, 77, 76 Erickson, Steven 23 Erickson, Tamara 8, 23, 112, 165 Esselman, Lynda 23, 74, 78, 124, 133 Fatness, Kimberly 8, 23, 73, 74, 78, 108, 120,'164 Fasching, Jon 2-1, 78, 174, 116, 136 Fevillct, Helene 70 Frank, Dennis 24, 78, 116 Franke, Linda 24 Freeburg, Terry 24, 77, 166 Gantner, Steven 24, 78, 84 Geyen, Sandra 24, 77 Gibbs, Patricia Gibson, Sandra 24 Gillespie, Jethro 24 Gilmore, Valerie 24, 177 Glenn, John 24, 78, 138 Goede, Jay 24 Golden, Caren Grimes, Eric 24,174,78,110, 122 Grindahl, Paula 24, 78, 84 Groth, Kristine 24 Groves, Gina 24, 77 Gruette, Mark 24 Gunion, James 25 Gustner, Jimmy 25 Guttormson, Kimberly 25 Guttormson, Steven 25, 77 Hackl, Karen 25, 82. 86 Hagen, Janina 25, 78, 114, 120 Hall. Holly 25, 82 Hallin, Andrew 25, 85 Hallowell, David 25, 78, 82, 86,116 Hames, Angella 25, 74, 78, 82, 109, 123, 161, 166 Hancuch, Michael 8, 25, 78, 74, 112, 116, 138, 161 Hanson, Leonard 25, 75 Hanson, Marc 25, 74 Hanson, Paul 25, 78,112,116 Hardin, Douglas 18, 25, 110, 118, 161 Harrington, Kimberly 25 Harris, Bonnie Harrison, Sara 26, 86, 164 Hayes, Daniel 26, 77, 78, 116 Hedlund, Paul 26, 77, 74, 82 Hegg, Camette 26, 74, 77, 78, 124, 133, 140 Helleksen, Stephen Henstock, Todd 26, 78, 138 Henderson, Richard 26, 77 Hentges, Carolyn 26 Hentges, Steven 26 Hetzler, Rebecca 26, 106, 120, 161 Hoffman, Gregory 26 Huggett, Kevin 26, 78, 74 Hunder, Christoph 26, 78, 84, 122 lilies, Thomas 27, 78, 107, 116, 136 Jeppcsen, Karen 27, 78, 132 Johnson, Carol 27, 74 Johnson, Daniel 27,186,114, 166 Johnson, James 27, 84, 122 Johnson, Jason 27, 78 Johnson, Tracy 27, 74 Katcher, Kimbcrlec 27, 77 Kaufhold, Michael 27 Kelly, Timothy 27 Kelm, Dennis 27, 164 Ketcher, Todd 27, 78, 116, 138 Kinser, Nancy 27,74,78,132, 133 Kline, Stephen 27, 84,86.116 Knutson, Mitchell 27, 78, 116, 142, 164 Kohls, Lynn 27. 73, 74, 78, 124, 132, 140 Kraines, Miles 28, 78. 122 Lambin, Ann 28, 111 Larsen, Suzanne 28, 77 Lauer, Karen 28,78,108,140 Leisinger, Duane 116 Loew, Jeffrey 28, 166 Lofrano, Callie 28, 74 Lovkvist, Nancy 28, 134 Lowe, Richard 28, 86, 116, 138, 166 Lundy, Brian 28 Maas, Richard 28 Madonna, Deborah 29 Mahoney, Timothy 28, 110, 164 Manthei, Joseph 28 Martian, Kevin 28 Martin, Brian 28, 77 Maxwell, Daniel 28 McGinnis, Maureen 9,29, 74, 78, 82, 86, 110, 133 McMaster, Judith 35 McMasters, Todd 35 McNulty, Michelle 29, 77 McWhite, Richard T. Jr. Meehan, Deborah 29, 77 Moeller, Gregory 29 Moore, Tara 29, 77 Moore, Terri Lyn 29 Morin, Phillip 29, 74, 78, 82, 118 Morrow, Robert 19, 18, 29, 77, 111, 164 Mortenson, Marjory 29 Morton, Diana 29, 130, 166 Mross, Clinton 29, 164 Mross, Ruth 29, 77, 164 Muth, Brent 9, 29, 78, 82, 86, 109, 136, 161 Neidenfeur, Gary Nelson, Tammera 29 Nesenson, Teresa 30, 84, 130 Nolden, Mary 35, 74 Noor, Timothy 30 O’Donnell, Ann 9, 30, 74, 78, 120, 134, 166 Oas, Julie 30, 78, 84, 126 Oberhauser, Catherine 30, 74, 78, 82, 126 Ohmann, Julianne 30, 124 Olmstead, Betty 30 Olson, Judith 30, 74, 82 Olson, Thomas Ott, David 30, 74, 78, 82, 116 Paurus, Curtis 30, 74, 75, 78, 113 Pellett, Loren 30, 122 Perkins, Kenneth 30, 78,118 Peterson, Renae 30 Pirk, Susan 30, 74, 164 Pletsch, Kathleen 30, 71, 74, 112, 133, 164, 171 Porter, Rory 30 Porter, Teresa 31, 77 Pyle, Derek 31, 114, 118 Quam, Thomas 31, 77 Rahr, Margaret 31 Ramsey, Dean 31, 118 Rappe, Auni 31, 82 Raze. Apryl 31, 77, 130 Reinhart, Shannon 31 Riddle, Peggy 31 Rislund, Terri 31 Robinson, Garry 31 Rodewald, Daniel 31 Rodgers, Karen 31, 74, 78, 110, 120, 132, 133 Ronnkvist, Thomas 9, 31, 138 Rust, Sheryl 31, 77 Sage, Martha 31, 77 Sand, Gregory 32, 77 Sandler, Scott 32, 109 Sassen, Anne 32, 74, 134 Savage, Alan 32, 108, 120 Schaper, Scott 32 Schrupp, Brenda 32, 75 Schultz, Andrew 32 Schweiloch, Kristen 32, 74 Scott, Kip 32 Segner, Jon 32, 78, 74, 109, 116 Shipman, Joseph 32 Shofner, Brad 32, 78, 116 Simar, Burton 32, 78, 116 Skibicki, Karla 32, 78, 110 Slavik, David 33 Smith, Lisa 33. 74, 78. 82, 86 Sorbo, Scott 8, 33, 78, 74, 82, 86, 116 Stallman, Ronald 33 Steine, Laura 33, 120 Sterne, William 33, 77, 138 Stettin, Scott 9, 33. 82, 116 Sundberg, James 33, 76, 78, 84 86 Surbrook, Heather 33, 75, 78 Thibault, Mary 33, 74, 78, 123, 134 Title, Christoph 18, 33, 106, 161 Tranberg, Trinhngoc 33, 78, 84, 120 Trask, Bonita 33, 74, 109 Trettel, Joan 33, 84 Trout, Todd 33,78,82,86,118 Tuveson, Karen 33, 75, 84 Uglem, Chad 35 Vaneps, Lisa 34 Vars, Victoria 34 Vaughn, Rona 34, 78, 120 Visee, Hubert 34, 74, 78, 107 Walker, Scott 34 Ward. Jeffrey 35 Warner, Elizabeth 34, 74, 113, 161, 171 Watters, Gen 34, 74, 86, 114, 161 Weiler, Tony 34 Weise. Libby 34, 130 Whittaker, Lynn 34 Widman, Heidi 34. 77 Widmer, Annette 34, 77 Widmer, Robert 34, 78, 111, 116, 161 Williams, John 34 Wilsey, Ann 9, 34, 74, 78, 82, oe im Wiltz, Paul 34. 138 Winikates, Faith 35, 82,107, 132, 164 Winter, Jason 35, 78, 116 Wiswell, Elizabeth 35, 77, 164 Woytcke, Kathleen 35, 74, 78, 82, 132, 133, 161, 164 Wroda, Cynthia 35 Zarling, Roderick 35 Zawada, Pamela 35, 74, 78, 84 Zeanchock, Lynn 35, 82, 132 172 JUNIORS Abel, Veronica 38, 78,82,130 Albertson, Deborah 38, 76, 166 Alton, Michelle 38, 73, 82 Anderson, Brian 38, 119 Anderson, Laurence 38, 118 Anderson, Sherri 38 Ansite, Jeffrey 38 Appclgren, Mark 38, 78, 116, 138 Arendt, Kari 38, 82, 86 Bame, Christian 38, 74 Barnes, Teresa 38, 78, 124, 134 Beauchamp, Lori 38, 132 Beck, Steven 38. 82, 116 Bedell, Elizabeth 38. 120 Beito, Keith 38 Berry, Holly 38, 75, 124 Bialon, Jon 39 Bischkc. Jeffrey 38, 139 Blackowiak, Steven 38 Blair, Timothy 39 Blank, Julie 39 Blauert, Anthony 39 Blum, Stephanie 39 Botko, Steven 39 Bozonie, Paul 38,78,116.136 Braegelmann, Kevin 39 Brandenburg, Douglas 74, 84 Brooks, Dana 39 Brown, Terrence 39 Buchan, Todd 39 Burnett, James 39 Carlson, Bradley 38, 74, 118 Carlson. James 38, 74, 78, 82, 118, 139 Carrow, Carlcnc 38, 84, 130 Childers, Christina 39 Clevenger, Cara 38, 74 Conkey, Dan 39 Conner-Paine, Jeffrey 38. 74, 78. 84, 122 Connery, Christian 38, 78, 116, 139 Crawford. James 38, 119 Cressy, Elizabeth 39 Dahlberg-Lindquis, William 38, 84 Daily, Sarah 39 David, Tammy 39 Davis. Jacquelyn 39, 130 Delong, Wade 39, 76, 84 Demarais, Darrin 39 Denneny, Bruce 39, 74, 78, 82, 86, 116, 136 Deutsch, Todd 39 Dewitt, Tony 39, 84 Donahue, Carol 39 Donnay, Jeanette 39 Dressel, Dawn 39 Ebert, Robert 39 Ecklund, Todd 39, 78, 122, 136 Edberg, Robert 39 Eliingboe, Kristen 39, 78, 140 Enstad, Sandra 39 Erger, Lynn 39, 73 Evans, Tracy 39 Farley, Robroy 39 Fithyan, Maria 39 Fitz, Todd 39, 76, 113, 78. 84, 118 Flemming, Michael 39 Fox, Nancy 39 Franke, Tania 39, 74, 84, 86 Franks. Teresa 39 Freese, Charlotte 39, 82, 124 Gangelhoff, Todd 39, 82, 124 Gangclhoff, Todd 39, 82. 86, 116, 136 Garbotz, Susan 39, 82, 130 Geffre, Jay 39, 119 Gehrke, Brenda 39 Gclhaye, Nancy 39, 130 Gilbertson, Mark 39 Gimmestad, John 39 Geottsche, Kimberly 39, 84, 120, 134 Griffin, Diana 39, 76 Grimes, Jonathan 78, 122 Gulso, Lisa 39 Hagen, Roberta 39, 73, 74, 84 Hamilton, John 40, 142 Hamilton. Megan 40 Hamm, Brenda 40, 82, 120 Hansen, Andrea 40 Hansen, Lane 40 Hanson, Laura 40 Hardin, Julia 40 Hcesen, Melinda 40 Helget, Cynthia 40, 82, 130 Herman, Lisa 40, 84 Hilk, Andrea 40 Hill, Susan 40 Hiller. Terri 40 Holloway, John 40, 116 Holzer, Walter 40 Hopkins, Brenda 40 Hyytinen, Neil 40. 74,78, 82, 86, 116, 136 Ingstad, Cheryl 40, 73, 74 Iverson, Thersa 40 Jackson. Celeste 40 Jassim, Emily 40 Jensen, Janet 40, 85 Jenson, Christine 40 Jereczek, Lisa 40 Johnson, Wade 40 Kessler, Patricia 40. 73. 74, 120 King. Heather 40 Kisch, Lisa 40 Kisch, Theresa 40 Kluth, Susan 40, 74 Kohlman, Mary 40, 124 Kroening, Jody 40, 84 Krotzer, Kory 40. 116 Labresh, Kurt 40, 78, 122 Lague, Jude 40, 78, 116, 139 Lang. Rebecca 40, 73, 75, 84 Lapinski, Mark 40, 78, 82, 116 Larson, Mary 40, 84 Lassek, Kenneth 40,138,139 Laugen, Christoph 40 Lew-man, Lisa 40, 74, 82 Lindemann, Scott 40, 74, 78, 84, 136 Linn, Edward 41, 76 Linquist, Burt 41 Linquist, Sharon 41, 76 Loraas, Todd 41 Luek, Cathleen 41, 120, 134 Magnus, Erik 41 Marrone, Joseph 41 Mathews, Wendy McClelland, Terry 41, 84 Mcgowan, Deborah 41 Mclncrny, Shawn 41, 78, 84, 116 Meehan, Shaun 41 Melenich, Daren 41 Mcuwisscn, Robert 41 Meyer, Kelli 41, 73, 82 Miles, Scott 41 Miltello, Maria 41, 73, 74, 75, 82 Miller, Julianne 41, 78, 123 Minge, James 41, 78, 84, 86 Mittelstacdt, William 41 Moriarity, Craig 41, 74 Morris, Jamie 41 Moy, Kin 41, 74, 78, 82, 86 Myer, Tina 41 Naas, Kristine 41 Nelson, Elizabeth 41, 73, 74, 78, 84 Neumann, Janies 41, 139 Newton, James 41 Nicholson, Molly 41 Nordlie, Thomas 41, 136 Norton, David 41, 116 Odens, Julie 41 Olmstcad, Susan 41 Olson, Jennifer 41, 74, 82 Olson, Timothy 41, 116, 139 Osenbaugh, Brent 41, 78. 116 Pacifico, Teresa 41 Parrow, Michael 41 Paterson. Karen 41, 74, 78, 84, 120, 134 Patrick, Lisa 41 Pearson. Gary 41, 120 Pearson, Heather 41, 82 Peterson, Pamela 42, 82 Pirk, Jeffrey 42, 84, 164 Poetz, Michelle 42 Polley, William 42 Portier, Michael 42 Pounder, Catherine 42, 130 Pride, Sandra 42 Putt, Jay 42, 138 Reed, Thomas 42, 84 Reeves, James 42, 78, 116, 138, 139 Reinhart, Patrick 42 Rettler, Janelle 42, 73 Rheinhart, Ronald 42 Rick, Amy 42, 130 Ringstrom, Leslie 42, 73. 84 Rininger, Lance 42 Roesler, Ruth 42, 73, 76 Rust, Bonnie 42 Ruud, Ronald 42, 119 Ryan, Kelley 42, 82 Sain, Shelly 42 Sanchez, Carlos 42, 69, 116 Sand, Carol 42 Sand, Timothy 42 Sandin, Kirsten 42, 76, 84 Sarenpa, Martin 42 Sarvi, Stephen 42 Sayen, Kathleen 42, 82 Schaper, Jay 42, 142 Schmidt, Karen 42, 84 Schueller, Joan 42, 76 Schwankc, Gretta 42, 84, 85 Sheeran, Randy 42 Sherry, Janet 42, 75 Siddcrs, Michael Jr. 43, 78, 116 Sipprell, Kevin 43, 74. 119 Smith, Brian 43,84, 118, 136 Smith, Margret 43 Sorenson, Dean 43 Stallman, Dennis 43 Stanke, Jean 43, 78, 82, 86, 124 Stevens, Robert 43 Strand, Julie 43, 72, 74, 75, 84. 85 Strom, Anita 43 Sullivan, Erin 43, 82 Swanson, Jay 43 Swedenborg, Steve 43, 136 Swedlund, Tracy 43, 130 Theobald, Polly 43, 82 Thibault, Carolyn 43, 74, 78, 82, 140 Thompson, Christoph 43 Thompson, Joseph 43 Thornton, Kristine 43 Thornton, Lana 43, 82 Thornton, Michael 43 Title, Jonathan 43 Toland, Robert 43 Tryon, Charles 43. 74, 78, 116, 136 Udell, Jeffrey 43 Ulrick, Sarah 43, 120, 134 Valek, Jacquelin 43. 78. 134 Van Bockel, Stephanie 43 Vierling W'eisscr, Terrance 43. 116, 142 Vogel, Jill 74, 78, 134 Vollrath, Marvin Jr. 43 Walker, Charles 43 Walsh. Mark 43 Weber, Larri 43, 78, 133 Weber. Pamala 43, 73, 120 Webster. Lisa 43, 82, 86 Weiland, Kenneth 43, 84, 136 Weiss, Rebecca 43 Westfall, Teresa 43, 84 Wetzel, Anne 43 Whittaker, Rodd 43 Widmer, Mary 43, 120 Widmer, Paul 43. 74, 78, 82, 116, 142 Willette, Daniel 44, 116, 138 Williams. Joe 44 Wing. Claudia 44, 73. 78 Winnen, Lorrie 44 Wolner, Catherine 44,73,82, 120 Woodrow, Stacey 44, 84 Woytcke, Todd 44, 85 Wyman, Gary 44 Zamora. Monica 44. 69 Zunt, Jennifer 44. 74,78.134 Aascn. Michael 46, 137 Adams, Steven 46 Albrecht, Lisa 46 Allen. Jane 46, 121, 82, 135 Anderson, Lynne 46, 84 Anderson, Mark 46 Apple, Tom 117 Archer, Rebecca 46 Armstrong, Lisa 46 Asher, Kevin 46, 84, 137 Atkinson, Bryin 46 Austin, Keith 46 Baicr, Brandon 46, 85, 142 Baker, Paula 46, 73, 76 Bame, Michael 46 Bandcl, Kerri 46, 84, 130 Barrett, Jean 46 Barton, Karen 46 Bauer, Elizabeth 46, 85 Beckstrom, Julie 46 Beech, Tad 46. 85 Boise, Michael 46 Bergeron, David 46, 82 Bcrtagnoli, Dina 46, 73, 131 Beucler, Michele 46, 140 Biclke, Teri 46 Bicrsdorf, Janies 46 Bjorgum, Mark 46 Block. Brian 46, 121 Block, Lori 46 Block, Teri 46 Bode, Christopher 46, 142 Bonnenia, Corey 46 Bosma, Leslie 46, 135 Bottcnfield-Gustner, Bradley 46, 83 Brcdahl, Mark 46, 142 Brethorst, Robert 46 Briner, Carlyn 46 Broghaninicr, Brett 46, 117 Broze, John 46 Bryan. Sheri 46, 82. 126 Butler, Gordon 46, 117, 142 Butterfield, Ross 46 Buysse, Paul 46, 82 Bystol, Becky 46, 121 Carlscn. Tiffany 46 Carlson, Lisa Carlson, Stacey 46 Chapman, Michael 46, 117 Cheney, Patrick 47 Christensen, Jon 47, 75, 137 Chrisianson. Kelly 47 Clarin, Tina 47 Clark, Brian 47, 117, 82, 85. 138 Clark, Suzanne Cliff, Holly 47 Cole, Jack 47, 117 Condon, Sarah 47 Conklin, Shirley 47 Conner-Paine, Paul 50 Constant, Kelly 47, 81 Corl, Steven Jr. 47 Dahl, Jean Davis, Barrie 47, 130 De Vel, Dawn 47, 76 Delander. Tracy 48 Detering. Vyonnez 47 Donaldson, Barbara 47, 84 Dorn, Michael 47 Dworsky, Mark 47, 117, 142 Eaton, Scott Eckdahl, Karen 47, 123 174 Eckman, Rhonda 47, 73, 84 SOPHOMORES Edberg, Brian 47. 142 Ellingson, Martin 47, 82 Elstad, Craig 47 Engelke, Terry 76 Erickson. Tracy 47, 82, 131 Ericson, Kristina 47 Esselman, Cheryl 47 Evans. Ray 47, 122, 138 Farrow, Robert Fenner, Jana 47 Finn, Theresa 47. 73. 82 Fischer, Russell 47 Flatz, Michael Flatz, Richard 47. 72. 82, 84 Foy, Shawn 47 Frank. Teresa 47, 121 Frederickson, Ann 47, 73, 84 Frommelt, Mark 47 Fyffe, Terry 47, 85 Gangelhoff, Ronda 47, 78, 82, 124, 134 Gauvin, Robert 47 Gelhaye, Kevin 47, 82, 142 Goblirsch, Michelle 47. 85. 135 Gould, Stephen 47 Grady, Patrick Gramhill, Lisa 47 Habisch, Rose 47, 121 flalfaker, Christine 48, 131 Hallin, Mark 48 Halluska, Jennifer 48 Hamcs, Mona 48, 84 Hanson, Hans Hanson, Robert 48 Hawkins, Ross 48, 119 Helgren, Jeffrey 48 Helleksen, Charles 49 Hentgcs, Kathleen 49 Hcposa, Eric 48 Herman, Mark 48, 85 Heutmaker, Michael 49 Hill, Ronald 48 Hiltsley, Patrick 48 Hobish. R. 48. 121 Hohles, S. 117, 85. 118 Honour, Scott 118, 48, 95 Host, Robert 48 Hudson, Michael 48, 118 Hugh, Brian 49 Hules. Donald 49 Jacobson, Daniel 48,118,139 Jacobson. Daniel 48,118, 139 Jensen, John 49 Jenson, James 48 Jessen, Lee Ann 48, 73, 121, 85, 131 Johanning, Daniel 49 Johanning, Matthew 48 Johnson, Douglas 48, 82 Johnson, Janiec 48. 84, 131 Johnson, Leslie 48, 84 Johnson. Sheila 48 Kabris, Michelle 48. 82 Karels, Scott 48 Kaufhold, Jeffrey 48 Klein, Michael 48, 117, 137 Kline, Timothy 48. 117, 85 Koerber, Rebecca 48, 82 Kohls. Scott 48. 117, 139 Kolden, Dawn 48, 135 Kozar, Thomas 48 Kragness, Brent 48 Kuhbander, William 48, 142 Kuntz, Joan 48 Laporte, John 48 Lassek, Stephen 48 Latterclle, John 48 Lehtola, Kathryn 49, 73, 76, 85 Linn, Kathleen 49. 135 Loughlin, Tracy 49, 82, 140 Lovkvist, Jeffrey 49, 82 Lowe, Tarence 49, 139 Lundstrom, Jon 49 Mackenzie, Kolleen 49. 85 Macnamara, Timothy 49 Marcotte, Jay 49 Martin, Bruce 49. 117 Maxfield, Steven 49 Maxfield, Scott 117, 84 McCormick, Sheila 49, 82, 131 McGinnis. Molly 49, 82. 131, 140 McGlinsky, Darin 49 McKee, Donald 49 McMillan. Connie 49, 135 Mcakins, Shawn 49 Mernik, William 49, 82. 137 Meyer. Wendy 49. 76, 82,121 Meyers. Tessa 49. 72, 73, 76, 84 Miller, Jack 49. 122, 142 Moore, Lane 49 Munkelwitz, Elisa 49 Musser, Julie 49, 131, 135 Nathe, Monica 49 Nelson, James 49 Nelson, Jennifer 49 Nelson, Tawnya 49. 84, 131 Ncske, Guy 49 Neuman, Shelley 49 Niccum, Thomas 50 Nicholls, Nancy 50, 129 Nichols, Noel 50, 82 Niesen, Lori 50, 84 Noor, Anthony Nour, Tim 50, 142 Norum, Richard 50 O’Hare, Coleen 50 O'Reilly. Patrick 50. 117, 124, 82, 119 Oas, Barbara 50, 82, 126 Oberhauser, Elizabeth 50. 78. 84, 126, 140 Olson, Amy 50, 84, 140 Olson. Sonja 5. 117, 85 Olson, Timothy 50, 82 Ott, Nancy 73. 78. 123 Palm, Timothy 50 Parrow, Mattew f Paurus, Karen 50, 73, 82 Pcllctt, Linda 50 Peterson, Robert 50 Pitsch, Michele 50, 84 Platzer, Dwayne 50 Poetz, Gregory 50, 82, 142 Poikonen, Carrie 50, 84 Pool, Julie 50 Raby, Felicia 50 Rappe, Fritz 50 Rausch, Julie 50. 82 Reese, James 50,117, 82,139 Regan, Timothy 50, 119 Reimer, Teresa 50 Rendahl, Mike 50. 85. 119 Rettler, Lisa 50, 73 Rislund, Mark 50, 117 Robbins, John 50 Robinson, Timothy 50 Rockvam, Judith 50, 124, 131 Rockvam, Todd 50, 129, 119 Roden, Todd 50, 117 Rodewaid, Kevin 50 Roclofs, David 50 Romain, John Ronnkvist, Steven 50 Sapp, James 51 Savage. Greg 51 Schlichting, Jance 51, 76. 119, 135 Schutt, William 51 Scott, Julie 51, 135 Scruton, Cynthia 51 Segner, Brian 51 Serna, Jr. Ramon 51 Shaffer, Thomas 51 Sharratt, Timothy 51 Shinn, Scott 51, 139 Sidders, Kevin 51, 137 Simar, Sharolyn 51, 85, 135 Skaret, John 51. 82 Sloan, Randall 51, 119 Sloan, Ronald 51 Smith. Kelly 51 Smith, Lisa Marie 51, 82 Solstad. Betty 51. 73. 84 Staley. Heide 51. 135 Starkman, Jeffrey 51, 142 Steckel, Scott 51, 137 Steine, Glenn 51 ® Stevenson, Scott 51, 82 Storm, Scott 51 Strand, Kristina 51, 84 Sundberg, Daniel 51, 85 Sutherland, Becky 82 Sutherland, Bobbi 51 Thompson, David 51 Thostenson, Wanita 51, 82 Toonen, Lisa 51, 131 Tran, Thinh 51, 73, 118 Tranberg, Huyenngoc 51 Trask. Keith 51, 119 Tuttle, Cinda 51 Ulrick, Susan 51, 121, 135 Vance, Lezlie 51 Vickerman, Kristine 51, 84 Vogelgesang, Richard 51 Vonbank, Jesse 51 Walman, Jon 51,117, 82,139 Ward, Roger 51, 117, 85 Watson. Rhonda 52 Weiler, Claus 52 Weiss, Patricia 52 Welch, David 52 Westerlund, John 52 White, Ann 52, 121 Whitney, Josh 52, 85 Williams, Bradley 52. 82 Wilson, Victoria 52 Winikates, Jean 52, 84 Winter. Ann 52, 121, 82 Wisegarver, William 52,119 Young, David 52 Zaback, Michael 52 Zawada, Mathew 52, 85 Zeanchock, Laura 52, 131 Zeller. Ill Vern 52 Zimbrick, Tammy 52 Zimmerman. Yvonne 52 Abbott, Lisa 54 Adams, Jaime 54, 85 Altrichter, Wendy 54, 85 Alvarez, Christopher 54,117 Anderson, Kimberly 54, 83 Armstrong, Dale 54 Armstrong, Paul 54 Babb. Timothy 54. a5 Bagwell, Krista 54 Bailey, Sean 54 Bammann, Jonathan 54 Beard, Paul 54, 117, 85, 137 Beito, Amy 54 Bergerson, Mark 54 Betlach, Darcy 54 Bishop. Bernadett 54, 83 Bisso, Joel 54 Bittle, Barbara 54. 135 Bostrom, Ronald 83, 137 Bottenfield, Brian 54 Boylan, Stephen 54, 83 Boyle, Brian 54 Braatz, Rhonda 54, 85 Bradley, Jerry 54, 117, 83, 142 Brethorst, Wendy 54 Broghammcr, Dina 54, 83 Brown, Molly 54, 73 Brown, Patricia 54, 126 Bryan, Lori 54, 78, 126 Buchmann, Jillayne 54 Buckmiller, Lisa 54, 85 Burton, Keith 54, 83 Butler, Jennifer 54, 83 Butler, Timothy 54, 117, 142 Carlson, Lisa Carlton, Stephen 54, 117 Carrier, John 54 Cashman, Steven 54,117, 83, 137 Chatlani, Anand 54, 83 Chelberg, Greg 54, 85 Christensen, Kathleen 54, 85, 135 Clark, James 54 Clark, William Coakley, Julie 124 Condon, Mark 55 Cook, Pamela 55, 83 Cooper, Byron 83 Crawford. Robert 55 D’Avai, David 55, 83, 138 D’Avia, Debra 55 Darling, Tunia 55 David, Lisa 55 Davidson, Melissa 55, 73 Davis, John 55 Delong, Dawn 55 Denenny, Mary 55 Derry, Barbara 55, 83 DeWitt, Shelly 55 Dockham, Steven 55 Donahoe, Kevin 55 Dongoske, David 55, 83 D9toney, Kristin 55, 83 Doyle, John 55 Draper, Christine 55, 85 Dressel, Ann 55. 73 Ebert, Barbara 55 Eckman. Randall 55 FRESHMEN Eidc. Patrick 55, 117, 85 Erdman, Ttffaney 55, 85 Erger, Sheila 55 Ericson, Kimberly 55, 62, 83 Farrell. Elizabeth 55, 124, 135 Fleischer, Sonja 55. 83, 135 Flcmal, Richard 55 Forrest, Keith 55, 117, 142 Frahm, Kristin 55, 83 Frceburg, Carrie 55 Fritz, Melissa 55, 131 Frommelt, Jennifer 55, 62, 85 Gardner, John 55 Gearhart, Curtis 55, 117 Glassco, Kristi 55, 124 Gocttsche, Kelly 55, 83, 135 Goslin, Babette 55, 85, 135 Green, Susan 55 Gregg, Peter 55 Grierson. James 55, 117 Gunderson, Tracy 56. 85 Gustafson, Marie 56 Habisch, Lisa 56 Hallowell, Sharon 56, 62, 83 Hamlin, Diane 56, 73, 85 Hammer, Shannon 56 Hannaman, Scott 56, 83 Hanson, Scott 56, 85 Hanson, Theodore 56 Harrison, William 56 Hassc, William 56. 83 Hcggclman, Stefanie 56 Hehl, Stephen 56 Hcitkamp, Jody 56, 83, 122 Hickel, Thercsc 56 Hill, Julie 56. 83, 135 Hilisley, Peter 56 Hintz, John 56, 85 Hoogenakker, Michelle 56, 83 Horan, Kerry 56, 83 Horner, Lee Ann 56, 85 lilies, Robbie 56,62,117,137 Ingstad, Keith 56, 117 Janos, Christopher 56, 117 Jeppesen, Debra 56 Jerde, Robin 56 Johnson, Dana 56 Juliar, Blair 56 Kaster, Carolyn 56 Kelly, Patrick 83 Kehoe, Margaret 56, 83 Keller, Natalie 56, 83 KcnKnight, Jeffrey 56, 117, 83, 142 Kessler, Margaret 56, 126 Kickhafer, Rozeanne 56 Kilby, Robert 73 King, Thomas 56, 117 Kinney, Gregory 56, 85 Koecheler, Nancy 56 Kohls. Kristen 85 Kohls. Lisa 56 Kokesch, Karen 56 Kolden, Quinn 56, 83, 137 Koopman, Kathleen 56, 83 Kosch, Brandi 56 Koski, Laurie 57 Lague, Paul 57, 117 Landon, James 57 Larsen, Heidi 57 Larson, Aimee 57, 85 Larson, Michael 57, 85 Larson, Patricia 57, 85 Larson, Vicki 57, 85 Lawrence, Michele 57, 83 l ehtola, Andrew 57, 85 Lcwman, Dana 57 Liljebcrg, James Jr. 57, 85 Lindgren, Stephen 57, 117, 83 Linn. Thomas 57 Linquist, Heidi 57 Loraas, Jeffery 57 Lovaasen, Dana 57 Lucking, Michael 57, 83 Lugauer, Michael 57 Lundholm, Yvonne 57 MacCharles, Cynthia 57, 83, 135 Mohler, Lottie 57 Manthei, Andrew 57, 117, 137 Marcotte, Jcnell 57 Martin, Julie 57, 83 Massuch, Merritt 57, 83 Maxwell, Dina 57 McCurdy, Pamela 57 McGlinsky, Mark 57 McMillen, Colleen 57 McNamee, Kathleen 57 Meehan, Michael 57 Mellott, Shirley 57 Meredith, Brenda 57, 73 Mielkc, Joni 57 Militello, Angela 57 Milovich, Diane 57, 85 Monsrud, Ty 57, 83 Moore, Carolyn 57, 83 Moore, Patricia 57, 73 Myer, Suzcttc 57 Nathe, Michael 58 Nelson, Christine 58, 83,126 Nelson, Michael 58, 85 Nelson, Sandra 58, 85 Neumann, Stacey 58 Noldcn, Amy 58 Nordstrom, Gregory 58 Norton, Gregory 58 Nour, Saban 58 O'Donnell. David 58 O'Reilly, Michael 58 Oas, Cathrine 58, 83 Olson, Paul 58 Opstedal, Andrea 58 Osmonson, Kimberly 58, 73 Paige, Dana 58 Pauly, Sandra 58, 73 Pcil, Richard 58 Peterson, Gary 58 Peterson, Scott 58 Pflug, Kurt 58, 85 Phillips. Pamela 58 Phleger, Gary 58 Polston, Payton 58, 117 Primcau, Lisa 58 Prokasky, Gregory 58 Putt, Brady 58, 117 Rascop, Mary 58, 83 Rath, Dennis 58, 117 Raushendorfer, William 58, 117, 142 Raze, I ora 58 Reger, Kathryn 58 Ringstrom, Steven 58 Rippbcrgcr, Michael 58 Robbins, Jarrod 58, 83, 142 Rocslcr, Mary 58 Rohlik, James 58 Rolf, David 58. 83 Roy, Jeffrey 58, 85 Ruble, Keith 58 Rucden, Jack Sand. Paul 58 Sandin, Eric 59 Scalzo, Michael 59 Schlicht, Steven 59 Schmidt, Nancy 59 Schnabel, Audrey 59 Schoen, Michael 59, 83 Schoening, James 59 Schultz, Bridget 59, 83, 126 Schwanke. John 59 Scott, Keith 59, 83 Sechusen, Cathleen 59, 83, 135 Sellnow, Randall 59, 137 Shea, Paris 59 Shipman, Debra 59, 83 Skaret, Paul 59. 83 Sloan, Rhonda 59, 73 Smith, Lisa 59, 83 Stallman, Judith 59 Stark, Dean 59, 117, 83, 137 Steere, Jodi 59 Stein, Debra 59 Sterne, John 59, 117 Stewart, Keith 59 Strand, Jennifer 59 Stutsman, Michelle 59 Suhon, Bradley 59, 117, 137 Swedlund, Andrea 59 Swenson, Jon 59, 117 Tran, Thuy 59. 73, 118 Tuthill, Steven 59, 117 Cglem, Jody 59 Vance, Christopher 59, 117, 83 Vanecek, Edward 59 Visscr, Lance 59, 85 Vonbank, Mark 59 Walters, Lesley 59, 83 Weinandt, Lauri 59 Wcstcriund, Erica 59 Whitney, Burke 59, 85 Widmcr, Bruce 59, 83 Williams, Julie 60 Wilsey, Charles 60 Wilson, Darrell 60 Winter, Julie 60 Wiswell, Richard 60 Woelffer, Brooke 60, 135 Wolner, Jennifer 60 Woytcke, Kim 60 Wulff, Jennifer 60 Zimmerman, Lisa 60, 83 Zimmerman, Michelle 6( Zubcrt, Kimberly 60, 83 ALMA MATER lk The halls of Mound resound with pride, For its honor we will fight. And none should hide that his hopes ride. With the colors Red and White. Your heart is ours, your warmth we claim. We love your spirit and your name. And with your halls no more in sight, Well remember Red and White R. Had dor f fe