Robinsdale Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Jill Vanzelst Mark Vandersall Donna Vaught Dan Veranth Kara Waataja in V Julie Wahl 4 3 ' r £ John Wald Noelle Walen Kale Wallner Julie Walstrom Jason Wambach Patrick Warden Kirk Weber Marcy Webster Scott Weekley Michelle Weigelt Chris Weight Stephanie Weitz Christi Welfring Corey Welke Mather Wendorf Scott Wendt Kelly Westhoff Terilynn Wickman Jennifer Wiczek Linda Williams Jennifer Wilson Pamela Wilson Matt Winter Jason Wold Ryan Wold Dana Wood Donnell Woodson Eric Wulff Jill Wurdelman Lori, happy she ' ll be a Senior soon. Angela Wurth Shannon Wyman David Yerich Hui Yi Song Julie Younglove Matt Zavodnick 232

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Paul Sheeley Kelli Sibet Timothy Sievers Ovid Sims Rachel Skogen Susan Smart Geoffrey Smith Bjorn Snowberg Jill Sonnichsen Kathy Specken Brad Stark Amy Stegora Stacy Stinson Chad Stivers Mike Stiyer Jason Stolte Mark Straight Jean Strand Jennifer Stwora Deva Suckerman Chris Sumner Kevin Supple Christine Suttell Mike Svard Brent Svor Mark Swanovich Chad Szumylo Sue Tan Lori Tate Jason Tatge Chris Tauber Amy Tenute Susan Terrio Janelle Thayer Jack Theis Tim Theisen Khamphou Thirakoun Paula Thurston Chris Tieben Brent Tikkanen Christopher Tomshine Scott Trandem Faye Tufte Amy Turan Scot Unger Jill Van Drasek Matthew Van Vugt Duane Kasanowski 231

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SPECIAL FEA TURE Sophomore Brett Beugen will be competing in the National Racquet- ball Competition in Indianapolis this spring. His interest in the sport began at age six when he attended tournaments with his father. He began competing in local, state, regional, and national tournaments at age eight. His titles include state junior champion in the ten and under division in 1983, in the twelve and under in 1985, the fourteen and under in 1987. He was also the Men ' s A Division champ in 1987. In national competition, Brett placed second place in doubles in 1983, third place in doubles in 1985, and second place in doubles in 1987. Brett ' s future p lans are to play local pro-tournaments and possibly go on the Pro Tour in about four or five years. Brett ' s advice to the beginners in racquetball is to just start playing for fun and if you think you could become good, practice hard. S IP in © H IP IE S n 233