Roosevelt High School - Rohian Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

The Class Of 1983 Roosevel TJ;°:h School Virginia, Minnesota Presents The Seventy-Sixth Rohian Table Of Contents Opening .................................................................1 Sports ................................................................ 16 Faculty ................................................................42 Classes ................................................................48 Organizations ..........................................................86 Advertisements ........................................................108 Back To School The summer of E.T., parties, vacations, and fun came to a bittersweet close. Autumn dawned with a brilliant array of colors welcoming students back to school. The new school year began much the same as always with the usual hustle and bustle of getting classes, teachers and activities organized. Students returned with much excitement and expectation of the new year ahead. They enjoyed seeing friends and sharing their experiences of the past summer. Sophomores returned in awe of their upcoming high school years while juniors returned with mixed emotions. The seniors were perhaps the most excited and filled with anticipation as they began their last and hopefully most memorable year of high school. 2 3 STUDENT LIFE After School Activities Keeping up with classes five days a week gets pretty hectic. When that bell hits 3:20, everyone scatters. Many students hold after school jobs in order to earn extra money; some stay after school for extra-curricular activities; some rush to catch their buses. Overall, everyone is relieved that the school day has ended. 6 Daily Activities School has really changed this year with the loss and rescheduling of faculty, but the spirit of VHS students is equal to, if not better than it has been in the past. Spirits soar even higher at 3:20, when students eagerly scamper out of school. Lunch time is spent in the cafeteria, down in the library, at Pic- N-Pay, or one of the many hang-outs on the main street. Although school is a lot of work, the friendships made here and memories of the good times go on forever. Homecoming '83 1982 Homecoming was a memorable experience for everyone. The week was loaded with fun-filled events. The highlights came on Friday when Georgia Dostal and Bob Eilertson were crowned King and Queen. Other members of the Royal Court were: Chuck Eaton, Marga- ret Weir, Jim Erickson, and Beth Carlson. The event perhaps most awaited was the winner of the float deco- rating contest. All classes worked diligently the entire week to build their float. The Junior Class of ’84 came out on top with the slogan “Beary the Bears” which is exactly what VHS did that Friday evening by defeating the Eveleth Golden Bears once again. It was truly a week to remember. 10 Home '83 11 Student Opinion Songs Jack and Diane ... 56% Eye of the Tiger ... 20% Hurts so Good ... 14% Hard to Say I'm Sorry ... 10% Movies E.T. ... 52% Rocky III ... 27% Porky's ... 8 % Stripes ... 8% Female Singers Joan Jett ... 38% Pat Benatar ... 35% Olivia Newton John ... 14% Stevie Nicks ... 13% Albums American Fool .. . 38% Asia .. . 36% Get Lucky ... 17% Hi Infidelity ... 9% Actors Burt Reynolds ... 38% Sylvester Stalone ... 32% Tom Selleck ... 22% Robert Redford ... 8% Food Pizza ... 32% Tacos ... 31% Spaghetti . . . 23% Steak .. . 14% Actresses Bo Derek ... 32% Jane Fonda ... 28% Brooke Sheilds ... 21% Stephanie Powers ... 19% Day Of The Week Friday ... 8% Saturday ... 36% Thursday ... 12% Wednesday ... 4% Holidays Christmas ... 45% New Years Eve ... 42% Summer ... 7% 4th of July ... 6% After School Activity Eating ... 31% Playing Football ... 25% Watching T.V. ... 23% Volley Ball ... 21% Male Singers John Cougar .. . 39% Rick Springfield ... 22% Billy Squier ... 17% Frank Zappa . .. 22% Classes Study Hall ... 31% Math . . . 28% English ... 24% Choir ... 17% Hang-outs McDonalds ... 37% Main Street ... 29% Park .. . 26% Home ... 8% Groups Rush ... 42% REO Speedwagon ... 36% Re-Play ... 12% Go-Go's ... 10% Colors Green ... 32% Blue ... 30% Red ... 26% Purple ... 12% Pieces Of Dreams Prom was an experience to be remembered. The juniors went all out to make Prom extra special. The theme was Pieces of Dreams. As couples arrived they crossed over the bridge into dreamland. The band. Corner- stone, provided the music for the couples to dance the night away. McKenna Studio was on hand to take formal pictures of the couples if they so desired. Following the dance, most went to their favorite restaurants for either a late supper or an early breakfast. The Prom provided a touch of elegance, class, grace, and style to make the school year complete. 14 1) It's a long way down, says Margaret Weir. 2) After a dance, Mr. and Mrs. Hurd decide to take a break. 3) Donna Gaikowski and Dale Dingman seem to be having a good time. 4) Jim Mehle helps with the preparations before the dance. 5) Smile, Miriam, you're on candid camera! 6( Steve Cvek and a friend are sitting down for a rest. 7) Cornerstone kept everyone dancing at the Prom. 8) Everyone looks so happy to be at the Prom. 15 SPORTS SPORTS Young Team Makes Outstanding Effort VHS had a pretty tough season. We had a few bad breaks but were up against tough opponents. At our homecoming game we triumphed over Eveleth as a result of team work and the dedication of our outstanding coaches. The seniors will be missed but the younger players coming up should make next season a great year. 18 1. Catch him before he gets away! 2. Mike Skinner shoots for the end zone as Paul Hendrickson throws a block. 3. Row 1 L-R: Dale Dingman, Todd Kaminen, Robert Blume, Roger Baumgartner, John Sullivan, Phil Blume, Mike Rice, Tom Siebert, Row 2 L-R: Mike Joelson, Todd Halunen, Delwin Maki, John Eichholz, Brian Prasnicki, Dave Lundmark, Dave Sipila, Mike Skinner, Mark Lundberg, Row 3 L-R: Steve Pauna, Rick Kaskisto, Eric Saxhaug, Paul Johnson, Dale Ohman, Jim Erickson, Bill Lemieux, Bob Eilertson, Dale Paakkonen, Mark Beulke, Steve Williams, Back Row L-R: Paul Prozinski, Paul Hendrickson, Chuck Eaton, John Korcha, Larry Blank, Mark Michaels, Curt Lakanen, Tom Cusick, Richard Judnick, Don Mattonen 4. Dave Lundmark says, Watch where you're going! 5. Juniors show their spirit. 6. John Arbogast in disguise. 19 Off And Running Cross country beats de-feet.” That seems to be the motto of the 20 members of this year's cross country team. The team practices each day after school, running up to 10 miles in one practice. They are coached by Greg Miller. The team competed in several meets, including the Swain Invitational - the largest cross country meet in the United States. The boys were led by varsity runners Dan Squires, Tony Kaskisto, Ron Mattila, Tim Koski, Paul Pollock, Jack Swearingen. Dan and Tony placed in the top 10 in several meets. The girls top runners were Connie Weber and Heidi Gerchman, who placed well in many of their races. Many members of the team continue to train through the winter, and are looking forward to an excellent season next year. 1. Help me, you guys, I can't get my hand out! 2. and the race is on! 3. Dan shows us how to touch our toes. 4. Row 1 L-R: Heidi Gerchman, Connie Weber, Lynn Johnson, Tricia Koski, Laine Plotnick, Row 2 L-R: Seth Jason, Jimmy Moore, Jim Skinner, Scott Dennie, Paul Pollock, Chris Pylkka, Row 3 L-R: Coach Greg Miller, Dean Lappi, Aaron Bialke, Jack Swearingen, Ronald Mattila, Dan Squires, Tim Koski, Tony Kaskisto. 5. Smile! you're on candid camera Practice Pays The 1982 girls volleyball team, headed by coaches, Jackie Witty and Jill Kokkonen, and the captain Kim Salo practices hard every day after school. The team was young but experienced with many returning letter winners. The VHS spikers compiled a record of 18-1. The only loss came to Greenway. A few of the seasons highlights included a first-place finish in the Virginia Invitational, a first-place finish in Sub-Region 4 with a 6-0 record, and a first-round victory over Chisago Lakes in the Region 7- AA tournament. The team consisted of 2 seniors, 11 Juniots, 1 Sophomore, and 1 Freshman. With many returning letter winners next year, the team expects to do well again. Off 1. Row 1 L-R: Kim Salo, Row 2 L-R: Julie Jensrud, Kathy Gill, Meg Stauber, Lois Oakman, Julie Maki, Mary Marcella, Debbie Mattson, Row 3 L-R: Kim Johnson, Kim Skalko, Kris Gentilini, Monica Lanari, Michelle Lanari, Karen Gentilini, Chris Prue, Coach Witty. 2. Meg wishes she was this tall! 3. Where's the ball Kim Johnson? 4. Another good set for Kim Salo. 5. Go for it, Lois! 21 Still Swinging This year's 1982 baseball team had a rather disappointing season but they were up against very tough opponents. The Devils' coaches are Thomas Hafdahl and Les Koppendrayer. Although this year's seniors will be missed next year the remainder of the team plus the newcomers plan to give it their best shot. We're sure their hard work will pay off! 1) Boy! Was that one a close call! , says John Arbogast. 2) Mike Joelson watches the game from the Blue Devils dug out. 3) Darren Maturi belly flops to safety. 4) Coach Tom Hafdahl thinks over the game plans. 5) Front row L-R: Mike Joelson, Dave Sipola, Tim Koski, Damien Birnstihl, John Miladin, Mark Lundmark, Darren Maturi, Coach Koppendrayer, Greg Aslakson, Mike Mattila, John Arbogast, Peter McKenzie, Phil Bloom, Bob Eilertson, Coach Tom Hafdahl. Take A Swing At It! With all returning players from the past season, Virginia was expected to do very well. The team took first place in the Virginia Invitational in which Mike Sklasz was medalist. Vir- ginia, outshot by Eveleth by only a few strokes, finished sec- ond overall in the East Range Conference and again Sklasz received medalist honors. Dave Paukner finished fourth, John Ewens eighth, and Bruce Olson nineth. At the regional meet, Virginia finished a disappointing third. However, Sklasz and Lisa Peterson placed second and third respectively earning themselves a trip to the state meet where competition proved very tough. In tne boys' division, Sklasz finisned eleventh though he felt girls' division Peterson tied with Terri Carneal of Minneapolis for runner-up honors. Con- gratulations to both Mike ana Lisa for their fine performance! 1) Left to Right, Top row: R. Olson, Scott Smylie, Mark Beulke. Kim Salo, Bruce Olson, Lisa Peterson, Ed Heikkila, Dave Paukner, Bottom Row: Dan Shustarich, Bruce Tveite, Dan Peterson, Mike Sklasz, John Ewens. 2) Just taking a stroll on the golf course. 3) This is my pirouette shot. 4) Will it go in? Will it go in? 23 Hard Work This year the girls' swim team from VHS had a great year. The girls trained long and hard and it certainly paid off. The team's coach, Tom Hafdahl and captain, Cheryl Carlson both did a great job leading the girls in an exciting year. Good work, girls! Pays Off 24 1. Cheryl, did you forget something: 2. Cheer up, Mr. Hafdahl, it can't be that bad! 3. Group L-R: Launa Bergman, Jadde Birnstihl, Ann Thomas, Ginney Schneringler, Row 2 L-R: Mike Summers. Amy Christopher, Michelle Altobelli, Candy Tietz, Robin Loberg, Kathy McBride, Karen Mohney, Back Row L-R: Liz McBride, Kim Cavers, Jean Ellertson, Cheryl Carlson, Stephanie Clarke, Kelly Swearingen, Coach Hafdahl. 4. Jade goes for a double somersault. 5. Psst! Cheryl, it's your turn! 6. 5,4,3,2,1 Takeoff! 7. Kim, Cheryl, Elizabeth having a friendly chat. 25 Swimming To Success The 1983 swimming Blue Devils had another outstanding season, losing only to Grand Rapids and Hibbing. Tri-Captains; Duane Nelson, Steve Cvek, and Lee Laakso pulled in many firsts for the Devils. The team practiced hard twice a day at 6:45 and again at 3:30. Another fine season is expected next year with most of the Hubba Hubba Zoot Zoot crew returning. 26 mi 5 Pic 1: Is there something on Jeff Kuberkas hand? Pic 2: The three stooges: Steve Pauna, Dean Nivala and Erik Olson Pic 3: 1st Row L-R: Hubba Hubba Zoot Zoot guy. 2nd Row L-R: Tom Sokoloski, Mike Dreft, Dean Nivala, John Diwishek, Steve Dolinsky, Troy Amundson, Todd Arola. 3rd Row L-R: Ernie Luoma, Steve Pauna, Mike Simich, Erik Olson, Rob Lampa, Ted Stall, Larry Blank, Doug Bergerson, Jimmy Bonner. 4th Row L-R: Jeff Kuberka, Steve Cvek, Mike Summers, Cliff Haavisto, Scott Cundiff, Lee Laakso, Greg Lautiger. Pic 4: J.D. Diwishek prepares to do battle with a Hibbing foe. Pic 5: Help, my arms are stuck! Pic 6: Lee Laakso spreads his wings in midair. Pic 7: It's a bird! It's a plane! It's super swimmer! Pic 8: The Hubba Hubba Zoot Zoot guy and gang. 27 Checking Their At the beginning of the 1982-83 season, fans and experts alike had high hopes for the Blue Devil hockey team. The team, led by coaches Terry Cullen, Doc Stanaway, and captains Dan Milbridge, Steve Kivela, and Scott Farden, was ranked as high as ninth in the state AP poll. They finished the season with a 12-8-1 record. Of the team's eight losses, six were by one goal. The team provided a great deal of excitement for its many fans, which were very supportive all year. Finishing third in the I.R.C., the Devils drew Grand Rapids as their quarterfinal foe, losing in a heartbreaking 2-1 thriller before a packed house at the Miners. The Devils, with seven very talented seniors leaving, will look forward to a young team in 1983-84. Way To Victory 1 a 7 1) Who's that cute girl in the crowd? Darren Maturi exclaims excitedly. 2) Row 1 (1-r) B. Richard, S. Kivela, R. Paoletti, M. Rice, S. Robinson, D. Maturi. Row 2 (l-r) M. Beulke, E. Peterson, C. Tietz, J. Hansen, D. Paukner, J. Edstrom, B. Bennett, G. Aslakson. Row 3 (l-r) T. Cullen, C. Eaton, R. Becker, S. Farden, B. Claviter, D. Lundmark, D. Milbridge, J. Arbogast, B. Cullen. 3) I got it first! 4) Let's get 'em! 5) Go for it, Russ! 6) Scott Farden takes it all the way! 7) Craig Tietz is ready for anything! 8) Oh, Say can you see.... 9) Here comes the face-off! 9 29 The Green Machine The girls' basketball team named themselves the green machine this year for they practice in green pinnies and green is most of the girls' favorite color. The team was under the direction of their new head coach Bennet Bloomquist. The team worked hard to improve their skills, teamwork, and shooting ability. The season had its ups and downs but the girls entered the sub- region tournament with confidence. Many of the young players will return next year for the 1983- 84 season. 30 6 1. Lori Becker shows her sportsmanship with a handshake. 2. The bench has an enthusiastic look as they watch their team. 3. Back, L to R: Bennet Bloomquist, Julie Maki, Barb Marcella, Lori Becker, Lois Oakman, Tari Squires. Front, L to R: Colleen Parden, Kim Cavers, Kim Salo, Margaret Lundberg, Miriam Somero. Not Pictured: Nancy Thompson. 4. Julie is shocked by the opponents' defense. 5. The team plays their zone defense well. 6. Mugger shows emotions at the fullest. 7. Barb makes her way down the court. 7 31 Sure The 1982-83 boys basketball team didn't do as well as expected during the regular season. The Devils lost quite a few close games that could have been wins for them. The captains of the team were Seniors: Tim Koski and John Sullivan, and Junior Paul Hendrickson. Koski was one of the leading IRC scorers, while Hendrickson led the team in rebounding. The Devils were bogged down with poor shooting most of the year, but hope to be back next year with a much improved record. Shots 32 1. Can I make it ..wonders star Tim Koski. 2. Moonie goes for the Gusto . 3. Boy it would sure be nice if we could play. 4. A-a-h, I think its gonna go in! exclaims Keith Schaefbauer as Mike Skinners looks on. 5. Bill's all set to go. 6. Bottom left! Dave Sipola, Mark Lundberg, Bill Sklasz, Tim Koski, Todd Halunen, Todd Peterson, Dan Squires. 2nd 1-r: Phillip Blume, John Sullivan, Bruce Olson, Bob Pakola, Matt Koski, Paul Hendrickson, Mark Michaels, Mike Skinner, Keith Schaefbauer, Manager Tom Cusick. 7. What the heck?! remarks Tom. 8. I dare you! challenges John. 33 Fleet On Feet This year's 1982 varsity girls' track did extremely well. The girls trained hard and long hours but it was worth every minute. Sandy Parra and Karen Mohney made it to regions at the end of the year. The team hopes to do even better in 1983 with more students joining. The girls were coached by Jeanette Johnson who did a great job. Keep up the good work, girls! 34 1. Amy Minter. Ooh . . . Look at that guy over there! 2. Mary McHugh practices her shotput. 3. Meg Stauber Who invited the sun? 4. Group. Front L-R: Tracy Wirtanen, Lisa Onreat, Karen Gentilini, Mrs. Johnson, Middle row L-R: Kim Dzwonkowski, Darcy Mohney, Mary McHugh, Cheryl Carlson, Monica Lanari. Nancy Thompson, Stephanie Clarke, Barb Marcella, Heidi Gerchman, Jenny Stoltz, Back row L-R: Julie Tiemens, Colette Brown, Connie Weber, Sandra Parra, Patty Bernal, Launa Bergman, Lisa Petrick, Karen Mohney, Lili Recalde. 5. Karen Gentilini warms up for a workout. Boys Track The 1982 Boys track season was a rebuild- ing year. Tom Fleck, Chuck Eaton and Rick Kaskisto served as tri-captains. Tracksters made it to the Region meet in Cambridge because of their accomplishments in the sub-region meet which was held in Grand RaDids. Participating in the Region was Dale Paakkonen in the loom, zoom dashes; Dan Squires 3200 m. run; and Chuck Eaton and Rick Kaskisto in the Discus and 800 m run, respectively. Team Rebuilding 1. Spread 'em! 2. Posing for the camera. 3. Surprise!! 4. Group Row 1 L-R: Dale Paakkonen, Dan Squires, Tim Koski, Tim Anderson, Micky Dodds, Row 2 L-R: Coach Greg Miller, Rick Kaskisto, Tom Staudahar, Chuck Eaton, Dean Kaskisto, Tony Kaskisto, Ron Manila, Coach Gary Friedlieb, Row 3 L-R: Jim Laine, Ken Vidman, Pat McHugh, Seth Jason, John Jason, Jim Moore. 5. This is my ballerina shot. 35 Tennis Team Has Respectable Season The Virginia boys' tennis team of '82 had a respectable season, compiling a 10-5 record. The team, led by veteran coach Jim Prittinen and Captain Tom Maroste, had some big shoes to fill, losing five seniors to graduation in '81. Being a group of high-spirited boys, the team worked hard and had a lot of fun, but the season came to an early end as the Devil netters suffered a 5-0 loss to Grand Rapids in the opening round of Region 7AA competition. In highlights of the Region Individual Tourney, the doubles team of Scott Farden and Russ Becker advanced to the semi-finals before losing to the eventual Region Champions in a tough, three-set match. The '82 team, fieldine two seniors, three sophomores, and five freshmen, have high hopes for '83 as the nucleus of the team is returning. 1. Front Row L-R: Gene Flaim, Todd Greiner, Mike Moore, Dave Mitchell, Eric Peterson. Back Row L-R: Bob Pakola, Russel Becker, Frank Weidner, Tom Maroste, Coach Jim Prittinen. 2. Russ shows us his form. 3. TENNIS FEVER STRIKES AGAIN!! 36 Hard Work Pays Off The VHS girls tennis team had a fine season, finishing with a 12-2 record. Under the direction of Gary Friedlieb and senior captain, Alicia Johnson, the Devils practiced hard every day to prepare for their many meets and invitationals. The hard work paid off in the Hibbing Invitational, with a victory over the Hibbing Blue Jackets. The team of 1 senior, 5 juniors, and 4 sophomores suffered a disappointing loss to Duluth East in the second round of the Region 7AA tournament. The doubles team of Jennifer McBride and Margaret Lundberg received the runnerup title for the Region Individual Douglas Championship. They were defeated in the second round of State. Everyone did a fine job. Congratulations, girls! 1. Back L to R: Barb Marcella, Gretchen Hansen, Alicia Johnson, Jennifer McBride, Mary Johnson Front L to R: Gayle Johnson, Margaret Lundberg, Lara Ibrahim, Colleen Parden, Jeanna Lautigar 2. A great serve performed by Gayle. 3. Barb shows her graceful form. 4. Another good return by Jennifer. 37 Pin Em Down The 1982-83 wrestling season was full of matches and meets. Each wrestler worked hard to excel in his individual weight class. The team was lead by captains Paul Johnson, Jim Erickson, and Brain Prasnicki under coaches Roger Nelson and Pat Cunningham. The team will lose these valuable seniors, but plan to rebuild, making next year a season of promise. 1. Ready when you are!” yells Brian. 2. Todd Kaminen pleads for mercy. 3. I'm not finished with you yet!” exclaims John. 4. Front: L-R: John Prasnicki, John Hakala, David Miller, Jesse Miller, David Crouse, Charlie Prasnicki. Back L-R: Coach Roger Nelson, Brian Prasnicki, Tim Kishel, Jim Erickson, Todd Kaminen, David Leff, Paul Johnson, John Severson. Cartwheel Into Victory The gymnastics team was a very young team made up of mostly junior high students and a few senior high members. Under the coaching of Jackie Witty and Assistant Mary Madden, The Blue Devils improved tremendously throughout their season. Juniors Stephanie Clark and Jade Birnstihl advanced to the Regions. They did a fine job in representing Virginia. The Devils graceful efforts helped the girls grow to learn and prepare in the executions. 1. Stephanie says, Where did it go! 2. Patty chats with Paula while she takes a breather. 3. Will 1 do it, says Chris. 4. Front: Jade Birnstihl, Second L to R: Angela Greenwalt, Laura Birnstihl, Allyson Caulfield, Michelle Altobelli, Lisa Maturi, Third L to R: Thea Prozniki, Becky Priattle, Trisha Koski, Janet Mohney, Julie Hamsmit, Lena Lundberg, Tami Applebee, Patty Tleming, Fourth L to R: Mary Talminen, Laura Davis, Stephanie Clark, Cathy McBride, Romona Thurman, Laurie Cope, Fifth L to R: Mrs. Witty, Mary Madden. 39 FACUL' FACULTY D. Berger J. Beste H. Beulke W. Christiansen J. Como D. Frandsen L. Groves T. Hafdahl G. Haraden M. Harrington Many of the teachers are of great importance to the students of Roosevelt High School. They put in extra time in such activities as supervising float building, acting as class advisors, helping with school dances, and coaching teams. The faculty members play an important role in each student's education. Many teachers also lead various clubs such as AFS, Close-up, and Speech. Much gratitude goes to those faculty members who get involved and make school more enjoyable. D. Johnson S. Johnson 44 G. Munig W. Nelson J. Olson T. Palcich P. Proznik V. Rantala E. Roskoski F. Rukavina N. Salmi H. Schmitke 1. The day that Mr. Como didn't smile. 2. Mr. Somero observes the work of future scientists. 3. Mrs. Krause takes time out of her busy day to say Hi! 46 DIVISION This year's sophomore class, with 186 students, participated in many school functions. They helped in decorating for Turnabout, and put a lot of effort into their homecoming float. Even though the sophomores are the youngest in the Senior High, they show as much spirit and spunk as the upper classmen. Class officers: President: Lara Ibrahim; Vice President: Monica Lanari; Secretary: Paula Petrich; Treasurer: James Berger. Troy Amundson Carla Anderson Kevin Anderson Timothy Anderson Todd Arola Greg Aslakson Toni Belpedio James Berger Thomas Berlund Oscar Bernal Todd Biederman Michael Birrenbach Paul Bogren Kathy Brandt Colette Brown Paula Brusacoram Donald Burke Brent Carlson Linda Cedar Kim Clark Scott Davis Dawn Dean Scott Dennie James Dethloff 50 Helena Devlin Dung Diep Vincent Dishneau John Diwishek Mickey Dodds Steven Dolinsky Michael Drift Brian Erickson Raymond Erickson Linda Erkkila Joseph Eskola Joanne Falkowski Jay Fasteen Scott Feroni Gene Flaim Tama Foosness Valerie Gamer Peter Gazelka Heidi Gerchman Vicki Gilson James Girard Leah Greenwalt Todd Greiner Randolph Guimond Donald Culan Dawn Hakala Margaret Harju Tim Helf Chris Hendrickson Nancy Hill Dennis Hilmas Phyllis Hokkanen Margaret Horton Lara Ibraham Erick Isaacson Gayle Johnson Todd Johnson Glori Jokinen Richard Jones John Judnick Patricia Judnick Steven Karakas Michael Kentala Pamela Keranen Marilyn Kivela 52 Robert Kobal Jesse Kortes Lynette Koski James Kovich Scott Kozar Wade Kretman Laura Lacina John Lalli Monica Lanari Sandra Larson Tammy Lasky Jeanna Lautigar Daniel LeBlanc Lee Leppala Todd Linder Mary Lindgren Troy Lindgren Robin Loberg Steven Lomsak Lisa Lucarelli Sheila Majerle 53 Brian Makela Dawn Maki Eric Maki Jeffrey Maki Michelle Maki Terrence Maki Maria Manion Barbara Marcella Jeffrey Marks Jodi Mattila Darrin Maturi Catherine McBride Michael McCarthy Todd Merten Robert Mesich David Mitchell Robert Mitchell Sherry Moberg Laurie Moen Kelly Moilan 54 Glenn Moore Michael Moore Maria Mortaloni Jill Neff Kristin Nelson Patricia Nelson Michelle Niemi Dean Nivela Steven Nyberg Jay Nylund Renee Ohman David Olsen Dennis Paakkonen Richard Paoletti Michael Pasch Kristen Pelto Richard Perala Erik Peterson Paula Petrich Kathy Petrick 55 Scott Phaneuf Daniel Plombon Paul Pollock Paul Prebonich Steven Preckel Christopher Pylkka Susan Ramponi Polly Rice Barry Richard Daniel Rinta Scott Robinson Barbara Roen Brian Rogers Linda Rooney Daniel Salmela Kelly Schaefbauer Suzanne Schaefbauer Eugene Schultze LaVerne Schwab Paul Sersha John Severson Lynn Shadle Brent Shepard Paul Siebert 56 Not Pictured: Delmer Boyer Bobby Deegan Craig Gustafson Jill Lammi Mark Mattonen Randy Orcutt Richard Sandnas Roy Youngren Elizabeth Simich Steven Smokey Thomas Sokoloski Gina Springhetti Tari Squires Michelle Strand Max Strebe Sandy Sundlie Renee Tetrault Laura Thelen Ramona Thurman Tammy Tiedeman Terri Tiedeman Cynthia Tietz Richard Trunzo Mark Tuominen Brian Ulman Kenneth Vidmar Joseph Virkus Connie Wattunen Jack Williams John Youngren Mary Zager Michael Zupetz 57 Class Of '84 The Class of 1984, with 186 kids is the smallest class again this year. The class officers are President Bob Pakkala, Vice- president Margaret Lundberg, Secretary Scott Farden, and Treasurer Kim Johnson. With tremendous school spirit, the class of 1984 was successful in winning the float competition for the 1982 Homecoming. Deanna Aho Kirk Anderson Kristen Anderson Lynne Anderson Steven Anderson Lisa Andrews Randy Androsky John Arbogast John Babich Susan Baldrica Steven Barazelli Russ Becker Todd Beise Brad Bennett Douglas Bergerson Marc Beulke Jade Birnstihl Karen Birrenbach Michelle Blaeser Larry Blank John Blatnik Robert Blume Joseph Bonner Melody Bonneville Steve Brinkman James Bouske Kristen Carlsgaard Kimberly Cavers Stephanie Clarke Deborah Clouse Joyce Coe Thomas Cusick Daniel Dean Shelly Dishneau Kristie Draeger Ronald Edlund Lori Edstrom Paul Edstrom John Eichholz Jean Eilertson Sandra Emerson Denise Erickson Michael Erickson Paula Fallos Scott Farden Elizabeth Fleck Peter Carman Karen Gentilini 59 Kristine Gentilini Kathleen Gill Patricia Grams Sandra Gregorich Lee Gulbranson Clifford Haavisto Jill Hadash Brian Hake Sara Hallin Todd Halunen Gretchen Hansen Kimberly Harrenstein Christopher Harrington Therese Haugen Paul Hendrickson Sherri Hill Anita Hilmas Julie Holets M Elizabeth Horton Dana Jarve 60 Julie Jensrud Kristen Joelson Bradley Johnson Kimberly Johnson Mary Johnson Michael Johnson Michelle Johnson Nola Johnson Steve Johnson Richard Judnick Todd Kaminen Anthony Kaskisto Jodi Keith Ted Kesanen Andrea Kolhase 61 David Leff Keith Leppanen Lea Lore Kelly Lund Margaret Lundberg Mark Lundberg Ernest Luoma Leon Lustila Craig Luzaich Delwin Maki Julie Maki Mark Maki Sharon Maronick Alana Mason Paul Mattila 62 Elizabeth McBride Jennifer McBride Jean McCarty Mary McHugh Kelly McKenna Paul Mehle Tamara,Metsa Mark Michals John Miladin Sandra Miletich Mary Nelson Darlyn Nevala Eric Nielson Jackqueline Nikunen LeRoy Norlander Lois Oakman Eric Olson Lisa Onreat Todd Owens Dale Paakkonen 63 Melissa Padgett Kimberly Pajari Robert Pakkala Colleen Parden Gregory Pasch Scott Patee Steve Pauna Nancy Peterson Todd Peterson Deborah Poupard Thea Prasnicki Paul Prozinski Christine Prue Michael Ramponi Beth Randall Bryan Rinell John Rinne Marriea Rock Julie Rooney Timothy Rose Janis Salo Eric Saxhaug Trina Schmid Nancy Severson Larry Siebert Rebecca Sieckert Michael Simich Randy Sistad Kimberly Skalko Mike Skinner 64 Paul Skubic Cara Sorci Lori Spollar Daniel Squires Theodore Stall Kelly Stanaway Lisa Staudahar Lisa Stocco Kelly Sweringen Eric Thomas James Thurman Penny Thurman Craig Tietz Wade Tuomela Terry VanDeventer Randy Vine Wendy Walker Joelle Weinert 65 Class Of '83 66 The Class of '83 has a lot to boast about: winners of the girl's football for 2 years, winning the assembly in '82, tug-of-war champions, full of class spirit, reaching our magazines sales goal, but most of all, the people themselves. This year the Seniors put on another fine assembly, built a great float, and had an all around fun and exciting year. Class officers: Chuck Eaton, Margaret Weir, Cathy Munig, and Amy Minter. Class Officers: President, Chuck Eaton; Vice President Margaret Weir; Secretary, Cathy Munig; Treasurer. Amy Minter. Patrick Anderson Shari Anderson Catherine Andrick Gerald Aubin Roger Baumgartner Lori Becker Barbara Benson Bob Berglund Darren Be ver Neal Biederman Cheryl Carlson John Cashman Tania Ceron William Claviter Philip Blume Sheri Boril Todd Braun David Brintz Candace Cain Beth Carlson Steven Cvek Scott DaRonco Deron Davidson Beth Dingman Charles Eaton Robert Eilertson Bruce Erickson James Erickson 68 Kay Fossum Donna Gaikowski Mary Galaski James Filipovich Melissa Filter Patricia Fleming Andrew Foschi Shiela Gangl Julie Garson James Gazelka Lori Gerchman Steven Falkowski Judy Guimond Michael Gulla John Korcha Sheri Johnson Terrance Johnson May Jue Rick Kaskisto Kimberly Ketola Timothy Kishel Teresa Kislia Steven Kivela Cynthia Laugen Glen Laughlin Kenneth LaVigne Darcy Mohney Lisa Moore Catherine Munig Hugh Murray Debra Nelson Duane Nelson Holly Newman Todd Niemi Mary Nystrom Michelle Nystrom Orlin Ofstad Dale Ohmann Steven Papin David Paukner Lisa Peterson Jacqueline Petrick Paula Plombon Scott Popelka 75 Tim Rice Mary Riley Lisa Ritacco Gail Rogalia Mark Olson Dana Oltman Therese O'Toole Scott Rautio Tracee Ray Mike Rice Cindy Ollila Bruce Olsen Bradley Rolf Michael Rose John Rose wall Amy Roszak James Sacchetti Jamie Sadar James Saisa Roxanne Salmela Kimberley Salo Julie Sampson Keith Set aefbauer Lynne Schaefbauer Kristine Senegal Patricia Senn Mark Severin Leah Shadle Daniel Shustarich Margaret Stauber Jennifer Tuomela Mitchell Tuominen Anita Walkky Carol Wallner Not Pictured John Ceder John Hahne Mike Mitchell Jean Sundich Ann Thurman Laurie Turner 80 Senior Index Alto, Laurie: Anderson, Diane. Anderson, Patrick: Campus Life 10,11; Choir (mixed) 10; (acapella) 11,12; Musical 11,12. Anderson, Shari: Choir (mixed) 10; De- bate 11; Close Up 11,12; Speech 10,11,12; Student Congress 11,12; NFL 10,11,12. Andrick, Cathy: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12; Cross Country 10; Musi- cal 11,12; Track (girls) 10. Aubin, Jerry: Baumgartner, Roger: Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11; Musical 11,12. Becker, Lori: Basketball (girls) 10,11,12; Letterclub 12. Benson, Barb: Cheerleading 10; Choir (mixed) 10. Berglund, Bob: Hockey 11; Wrestling 10,12. Bernal, Patty: Close Up 12; Track (girls) 10,11,12. Bever, Darren: Biederman, Neal. Blume, Philip: Band 10,11,12; Baseball 11,12; Basketball (boys) 10,11,12; Foot- ball 11; Musocal 10,11,12. Boril, Sheri: AFS 12; Campus Life 10,12; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; De- bate 10; Close up 12; Musical 11,12; Newspaper 10; Rohian 10,11,12; Speech 10; Student Congress 10; NHS 11,12; NFL 10,11,12. Braun, Todd: Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11. Brintz, David: Band 10,11,12; Basketball (boys) 10,11; Track (boys) 12. Cain, Candace: Band 10,11,12; Campus Life 10. Carlson, Beth: Choir (mixed) 10; Royalty 12; Student Council 11. Carlson, Cheryl: Choir (mixed) 12; Letter- club 10,11,12; Swimming (girls) 10.11.12, (boys Mgr.) 10,12; Track (girls) 11,12. Cashman, John: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12. Ceder, John. Ceron, Tania: AFS 12; Basketball (girls) 12. Claviter, William: Hockey 10,11,12; Stu- dent Council 10. Cundiff, Scott: Swimming (boys) 10.11.12. Cvek, Steven: Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Swimming (boys) 10,11,12. DaRonco, Scott: Baseball 10; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12. Davidson, Deron: Debate 12. Dingman, Beth. Dingman, Dale: Football 10,11,12. Dodds, Kyle: Choir (mixed) 10,11, (aca- pella) 12; Football 11,12; Student Council 12; Wrestling 10,11. Dostal, Georgia: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Class Offi- cer 11; Royalty 12; Student Council 10. Eaton, Charles: AFS 11,12; Football 10.11.12, Hockey 10,11,12; Letter Club 11,12; Class Officer 11,12; Royalty 12; Student Council 11,12; Track (boys) 10.11.12. Eilertson, Robert: Baseball 10,11,12; Bas- ketball (boys) 10,11; Choir (acapella) 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Roylty 12; NHS 11,12. Erickson, Bruce. Erickson, James: Football 10,11,12; Roy- alty 12; Wrestling 10,11,12; NHS 11,12. Falkowski, Steven: Filipovich, James: Choir (mixed) 10,11, (acapella) 12; Hockey 10,11, Filter. Milissa. Fleming, Patricia: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12; AFS 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10.11.12, Close Up 11,12; Letter club 11,12; Newspaper 10; Class Officer 10; Rohian 10; Student Council 10,11. Foschi, Andrew. Fossum, Kay: Pom Pons 10,11. Gaikowski, Donna. Galaski, Mary: Choir (mixed ) 10,11, (aca- pella) 12; Musical 11,12. Gangl, Sheila. Garon, Julie: Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Debate 10; Musical 11,12; News- paper 10; Rohian 10,11,12; Speech 10; Student Congress 10,11,12; NFL 10.11.12. Gazelka, James: Campus Life 10,11,12. Gerchman, Lori: Band 10,11; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Musical 12. Gries, Janice: Swimming (boys mgr.) 12. Guimond, Judy. Gulla, Mike. Gunderson, Sally: Band 10,11,12; Letter- club 10,11,12; Class Officer 10,11; Stu- dent Council 10,11,12; Swimming (girls) 10,11; Flag Corps 10,11,12. Gustafson, Jodie. Hahne, John. Hansen, Joseph: Band 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Rohian 11,12. Heglund, Vicky: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12; Volleyball 10,11. Heikkila, Edward: Golf 10,11,12. Hendrickson, Robert: Choir (mixed) 10. (acapella) 11,12; Football 10,11; Musi- cal 11,12; Track (boys) 10. Holm, Beth. Isaacson, Paula. Jakubek, Scott. Joelson, Mike: Football 10,11,12. Johnson, Alicia: Band 10,11; Letterclub 12; Rohian 11; Royalty 12; Tennis (girls) 10,11,12; Flag Corps 10,11. Johnson, Claudia: Campus Life 11. Johnson, Karen: Choir (mixed) 10. Johnson, Leah: Newspaper 10,11; Rohian 10,11,12. Johnson, Paul A.: Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12. Johnson, Sheri. Johnson, Terrance: Curling 10,11,12. Jue, May. Kaskisto, Ricky: Band 10,11,12; Basket- ball (boys) 11; Choir (acapella) 12; Foot- ball 10,11,12; Track (boys) 10,11,12. Ketola, Kim: Band 10,11; NHS 11,12; Medical Explorers 11; Color Guard 10,11,12. Kishel, Timothy: Football 10,11; Wres- tling 10,11,12; Math League 11. Kislia, Theresa: Cheerleading 10,11; Choir (mixed) 10. Kivela, Steven: Baseball 10,11,12; Foot- ball 10,11; Hockey 10,11,12. Kiski, Timothy: Baseball 11,12; Basket- ball (boys) 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Track (boys) 10,11,12. Kuberka, Jeffrey: Letterclub 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Rohian 10,11; Swim- ming (boys) 10,11,12. Laakso, Lee: Swimming (boys) 10,11,12. Lakanen, Curt: Baseball 10; Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12. Laugen, Cynthia. Laughlin, Glenn: Choir (mixed) 10, (acaplla) 11,12. LaVigne, Kenneth. Lehtomaki, Timo. LeMay, Caroline: Band 10,11; Medical Explorers 11; Lemieux, William: Band 10,11,12; Foot- ball 10,11; Hockey 10,11; Musical 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Track (boys) 10,11,12. Linder, Kevin. Lindgren, Loren: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Rotary Club 12. Lund, James: Band 10,11,12; Curling 10,11,12; Rohian 12; Karate 10,11,12. Lundmark, David: Football 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12. Lustila, Lori: Choir (mixed) 10. Maki, Bradley: Band 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Campus Life 10; Football 10; Musi- cal 10,11; Stage Band 10,11. Maki, Michael. Makirinne, John: Musical 10; Orchestra 10,11,12. Mattila, Ronald: Baseball 12; Cross Country 10,11,12; Track (boys) 10,11. Mattonen, Donald: Football 10,11, Mehle, James: Band 10,11,12, Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Rohian 12; Student Council 10,11. Melander, Christopher. Milbridge, Daniel: Choir (acapella) 12; Hockey 10,11,12; Musical 12; Sudent Council 12. Minter, Amy: Choir (mixed) 10,11, (aca- pella) 12; Letter Club 10,11,12; Musical 11, Class Officer 12; Student Council 12; Track (girls) 10,11,12. Mitchell, Mike. Moen, Julie Moesenthin, Joan. Mohney, Darcy: Band 10,11,12; Campus Life 11; Musical 12; Track (girls) 11,12. Moore, Lisa: Band 10,11,12. Munig, Catherine: AFS 10,11,12; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Class Officer 12; Speech 10; Stu- dent Council 10,11,12; NFL 10,11,12. Murray, Hugh: Hockey 10,11. Nelson, Debbie: Band 10,11. Nelson, Duane: Swimming (boys) 10,11,12. Newman, Holly: AFS 12; Rohian 12; Track (girls) 10. Niemi, Todd: Orchestra 10,11,12. Nystrom, Mary: Cheerleading 10. Nystrom, Michelle: Pom Pons 11. Ofstad, Orlin: Choir (mixed) 10,11 (aca- pella) 12; Football 10,11. Ohman, Dale: Football 10,11,12. Ollila, Cindy. Olson, Bruce: Basketball 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12. Olson, Mark: Rohian 10. Oltmanns, Dana. Palo, Jacqueline: Volleybll 10. Papin, Steven. Paukner, David: Band 10; Football 10,11; Golf 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Musi- cal 11. Pelto, Sheryl: Orchestra 10,11,12; Flag Corps 10,11. Perala, Michael: Choir (acapella) 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; NHS 12; Perkio, Sandra: Musical 12; Wrestling (mgr.) 12; FHA 10,11. Peterson, Benny: Wrestling 10,11. Peterson, Lisa: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Letter Club 10,11,12; Majorettes 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Swimming (girls) 10; NHS 11,12. Petrick, Jacqueline: Band 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Newspaper 11; Rohian 12. Plombon, Paula: Band 10,11; Gymnastics 10,11,12. Popelka, Scott. Prasnicki, Brian: Football 10,11,12, Wrestling 10,11,12. Rautio, Scott: Band 10,11,12, Wrestling 10. 82 Ray, Tracee: Rohian 11,12; Speech 10; FHA 10,11. Rice, Michael: Campus Life 10; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Football 10,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Musical 12. Rice, Timothy. Riley, Mary: Close Up 11,12; Track (girls) 10,11,. Ritacco, Lisa: Campus Life 10; Choir (mixed) 11,12; Musical 11,12. Rogalia, Gail. Rolf, Bradley: Choir (mixed) 10; Karate 11,12. Rose, Michael: Rosewall, John: Choir (mixed) 10, (aca- pella) 11,12. Roszak, Amy: Pom Pons 10,11. Sacchetti, James: Choir (mixed) 11, (aca- pella) 12. Sacchetti, James: Choir (mixed) 11, (aca- pella) 12. Sadar, Jamie: Choir (mixed) 10; Pom Pons 10,11. Saisa, James: Band 10; Basketball (boys) 10,11. Salmela, Roxanne. Salo, Kimberly: Basketball (girls) 10,11,12; Golf 11,12; Letterclub 10,11,12; Close Up 12; Track (girls) 10; Volleyball 10,11,12; NHS 11,12. Sampson, Julie: Choir (mixed) 10,12; Musical 12; Medical Explorers 11,12. Schaefbauer, Keith: Basketball 10,11,12. Schaefbauer, Lynne. Senecal, Kristine: Choir (acapella) 10,11,12; Musical 12. Senn, Patricia. Severin, Mark: Basketball 10,11. Shadle, Leah: Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Rifle Corps 11,12; NHS 12. Shustarich, Daniel: Basketball 10,11; Golf 10,11,12; Student Council 12. Siebert, Thomas: Choir (mixed) 0, (aca- pella) 11,12; Football 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Wrestling 10. Sipila, David: Baseball 10,11,12; Basket- ball (boys) 10,11,12; Football 12. Skalko, Paula: Cheerleading 10. Sklasz, William: Basketball (boys) 10,11,12. Somero, Miriam: AFS 10,11,12; Band 10,11; Basketball (girls) 10,11,12; Close Up 11,12; Musical 12; Rohian 10,12; Speech 10,11,12; NHS 11,12; NFL 10,11,12. Spelts, Tammy: Cheerleading 11. Starkman, Brian: Curling 10,11,12. Starkman, Stephanie. Stauber, Margaret: Band 10,11,12; Debate 11; Close Up 12; Letter Club 12; Musi- cal 12; Speech 10,11,12; Student Con- gress 10,11,12; Track (girls) 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12; NHS 11,12; NFL 10,11,12. Staudahar, Thomas. Sterling, Kristen. Band 10,11,12; Gym- nastics 10. Stoltz, Jennifer: AFS 11,12; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11,12; Close Up 11,12; Letter Club 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Student Council 11; Swimming (girls) 10,11; Track (girls) 10,11,12; NHS 11,12. Sullivan, John: Basketball 10,11,12; Choir (mixed) 10; Football 11,12; Golf 10; Royalty 12; Student Council 11. Summers, Michael: Swimming (boys) 10,11,12. Summers, Wendy: Close Up 11; Major- ettes 10,11,12; Rohian 12; NHS 11,12. Sundich, Jean. Sundlie, Eeva. Tan, Andy: Basketball (boys) 10; Football 10. Tassi, Teresa: Choir (mixed) 10,12. Thibault, Michael. Thompson, Nancy: Band 10,11,12; Bas- ketball (girls) 11,12; Debate 11; Close Up 11,12; Letter Club 12; Newspaper 11,12; Speech 10,11,12; Student Con- gress 12; Track (girls) 10,11,12; NFL 11,12. Thibault, Michael. Thurman, Ann Marie: Gymnastics 10,11. Tiemens, Julie: Track (girls) 11,12. Tietz, Candace: Cheerleading 11,12; Choir (mixed) 10, (acapella) 11; Musical 11; Class Officer 10; Student Council 10; Volleyball 10; NHS 11,12. Tuomela, Jennifer. Tuominen, Mitchell. Walkky, Anita. Wallner, Carol. Weber, Connie: Band 10,11,12; Cross Country 10,12; Musical 12; Track (girl) 10,11,12; NHS 11,12. Weir, Margaret: AFS 10,11,12; Campus Life 11,12; Cheerleading 11; Choir (mixed) 10; (acapella) 11,12; Musical 11,12; Newspaper 10; Class Officer 10,11,12; Rohian 10; Royalty 12; Stu- dent Council 10,11,12; NHS 11,12. Westby, Diane: Musical 12; Newspaper 10,11; Orchestra 10,11,12; Rohian 11; NHS 11,12. Williams, Christine: Band 10,11,12; Choir (mixed) 10,11, (acapella) 12; Musical 11,12; Newspaper 10; Rohian 12; Flag Corps 12. Yapel, Michael: Band 10,11,12; Musical 11,12; NHS 11,12. Zager, Paul: Campus Life 10,11. 83 Sweet Dreams This year's turnabout was a great success! The theme was Sweet Dreams and the creative decorations by the Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors certainly lived up to the title. Music was provided by Doc and the Surgeons and McKenna Studios had a photographer on hand to capture the magic for couples who wanted to retain the memory. sv 1. The theme of this year's turnabout was Sweet Dreams. 2. Kim and Scott cross over the bridge into an evening of fantasy. 3. Dan wonders, Where's my date! 4. Stephanie and John take a breather. 7. Jenny says, Get down. 8. Dave and Patty boogie to the beat. 9. Dawn and Greg take a pause that refreshes. 10. Fuzzy says, Smile pretty, boys! 85 VHS ORGANIZATIONS Expertise At Its' Best This year the Acappela Choir had 64 members. They had four fine officers: President Mike Perala; Vice President, Bob Eilertson; Treasurer, Margaret Weir; Secretary, Jenny Stoltz. These hard-working students were directed by Mr. Frandsen. The Choir, consisting of Juniors and Seniors, was involved in many activities. The musical in the fall, three concerts, and the spring tour were all great successes. They had a chance to perform at Bemidji State University, the Shriner's Hospital, various high schools, and a Sunday morning service at a St. Paul church. The group had fund raisers to pay for their many expenses. The purchase of matching shoes for the girls contributed greatly to the appearance of the choir. 1) What, you want me to sing now? Matt exclaims. 2) Front Row(l-r): L. LaPole, G. Hansen, J. Carson, M. Weir, C. Prue, J. Stoltz, M. Lundberg, L. Gerchman, L. Shadle, L. Peterson, V. Heglund, G. Dostal, K. Senecal, S. Boril, K. Pajari, K. Skalko, C. Andrick, J. Eilertson. Second Row(l-r): L. Oakman, S. Baldrica, M. Galaski, E. Horton, B. Sieckert, J. Jensrud, L. Edstrom, K. Cavers, P. Grams, L. McBride, C. Williams, K. Johnson, C. Sorci, M. Nelson, P. Fleming, B. Randall. Third Row(l-r): R. Hendrickson, T. Siebert, T. Kaskisto, D. Mattson, J. Rosewall, J. Weinert, D. Squires, J. Cashman, N. Biederman, J. Rinne, D. Milbridge. Fourth Row(l-r): M. Koski, M. Perala, J. Filipovich, L. Lindgren, J. Sacchetti, R. Baumgartner, T. Kesanen, S. Daronco, S. Brinkman, P. Anderson, S. Cvek, R. Becker. 3) Patty and Kim seem to be having a good time. 88 The Mixed Choir Works Hard The Mixed Choir had a successful year with their director, Larry Groves. Officers were President, Joe Esokala Vice President, Jenny McBride Secretary, John Milidan Treasurer, Maria Mortaloni. Fruit was sold again this year and members also held another bingo, along with other fundraisers. The Mixed Choir worked hard and put in many hours in order to cut an album in the spring. The choir also performed many concerts, including the winter, spring, pops, and the “Seven Last Words , an oratoria of religious songs, all of which contributed to the successful year the choir enjoyed. 89 Fiddler On The Roof A fiddler on the roof, sounds crazy, no? This was the opening line to this year's school musical. The major task was taken on by three student directors, Mr. Frandsen, Mr. Groves, Mr. Vukmanich, and about 125 cast and crew members. The performance moved the hearts of many as the students lived their parts to the fullest. The setting was a small Jewish village of Anatevka in Russia during the year 1905. The lead roles of Tevye and Golde were played by Bill Lemieux and Kris Senecal. Their performances along with the cast will be remembered by all who saw or participated in the performances. 1. This is the wedding of Motel Camzoil(Jim Mehle) and Tzeitel (Chris Prue). 2. The men of Anatevka discuss their problems with their beloved Rabbi. 3. Tevye (Bill Lemieux) greets his daughters. 4. Motel Camzoil (Jim Mehle) sings Miracle of Miracles. 6. The mamas of Anatevka. 90 Orchestra Under New Direction The VHS Spring Orchestra, separated from the junior high group this year for the first time, has experienced an interesting year. During the four-month absence of director Jeanne Doty, the orchestra had the opportunity to play under two different conductors. James Colosalmo directed the Winter Concert; Chris Moroni took over in January and directed the annual Valentine's Concert. Mrs. Doty returned in March to direct the Spring Concert. The group's relative uniformity of ability made it possible for them to play challenging music and to develop their talents. Officers for the Sr. High Orchestra were Bill Lemieux, President; Diane Westby, Vice President; Sheryl Pelto, Treasurer; and Kris Carlsgaard, Secretary. 1) John Rinne, Kris Pelto, and Troy Amundson are playing a little tune. 2) Hey, Bill! Quit messing around! 3) They have intense concentration on their music. 4) Row l(l-r) K. Carlsgaard. D. Westby, S. Pelto. B. Lemieux, G. Johnson Row 2(l-r) L. Ibrahim. S. Caarlgard, K. Pelto, A. Kolhase, J. Salo, T. Ewens. Row 3(l-r) B. Randelt, J. Caulfield. T. Amundson, J. Rinne, J. Diwishek, T. Niemi, J. Makirinni. 91 We Live For Music The Marching Blues have had an exciting and busy year. The concert band put on three performances: the Christmas, Pops, and Spring Concerts. Several band members were selected to perform with the U.M.D. Honor Band. The band once again participated in the MSHSL State-Region Music Festival Contest. Again this year the Pep Band played at all home hockey, basketball, and football games. Throughout the year, the band could not have done all this without the help and guidance of director, Mr. John Vukmanich. We salute you Mr. V. This year's student officers are: Jim Mehle, President; Meg Stauber, Vice President; and Jean Eilertson, Secretary. 92 1. First row L-R: Jill Pajari, Ann Thomas, Kelly Stanaway, Barb Marcella, Laurie Moen, Phllis Hokkanen, Tama Foossness, Meg Stauber, Sue Baldrica, Chris Prue, Paula Brusacorum, Paula Petrich, Lori Spollar, Kristie Draegar, Shelly Heinrich, Lisa Maturi Second row L-R: Kim McKenna, Tracy Chopp, Denise Berger. Sheila Skarp, Sandra Gregorich, Jackie Petrick, Mary Marcella, Debbie Wilde, Maria Niemi, Helen Lemay, Toni Belpedio, Melissa Larson, Chris Alememti, Deanne Morks, Lisa Stocco, John Edstrom, Beth Randall, Kris Sterling Third row L-R: Julie Lautigar, Paul Jones, Boyd Peterson, Billy Richard, Tim Helf, Todd Peterson, Michelle Lanari, Connie Weber, Mike Yopel, Jean Eilertson, Darcy Mohney, Scott Rautio, Lynette Koski, Lisa Petrick, Lisa Moore, Kelly Silcox, Gayle Johnson, Candi Cain. Fourth row L-R: Dan Rautio, Monica Lanari, Kathy Bergerson, Steve Preckel, Dennis Pakkonen, Brian Maki, Dave Brintz, Kim Cavers, Joe Hansen, Jeff Kuberka, Sheri Hill, Terri Maki, Jim Berger, Jeff Gunderson, Dan Witcher, Sally Gunderson, Chris Williams, Lix Stauber, Lara Ibrihim, Cheryl Ray Fifth row L-R: Ross Phening, Jim Moore, Brian Hake, Pat McHugh, Tim Michaels, Dan Weaver, Todd Arola, Phil Blume, Rusty Maki, Jade Birnstihl, Spencer Cob, Rick Kaskisto, Scott Patee, Todd Johnson, Jim Mehle, Eric Nielson, Jim Lund, Brian Makela, Don Gulan, Allyson Kosta, Barb Berlin 2. I see that band members obey the traffic signs. 3. The VHS band was a success in the Homecoming Parade. 4. Smile Bill! You're on candid camera! 1. The drum section prepares to play at the football game. 2. 'Don't you wish you had a tuba?'' Phil Blume exclaims. 3. Is the VHS BAND practicing to be a road block? 4. Jeff Gunderson says, I'm glad it is all over with! 5. Nancy Thompson replies, Sherri, I like your new shades! 93 Young Flag Corps Does Well The 82-83 season for the Virginia Flag Corps has been one of hard work, but with much reward. This summer they marched with the Virginia Marching Blues and contributed in the winning, for the first time in flag history, the Best Front Unit Award in the Hopkins Raspberry Parade. They also participated in the Homecoming parade and the half-time show, and are seen performing at various athletic events during the year. The corps consisted of 2 seniors, 1 junior, 3 sophomores, and 6 freshmen with one alternate. Captains for the 82-83 season were Sally Gunderson, Chris Williams, and Sandra Gregorich. 4 1. 'Boy is this exciting!” says Chris. 2. Front row 1 to r: Sally Gunderson, Laurie Moen, Chris Williams, Second row: Lisa Petrick, Mary Shustarich, Lisa Simich, Third row: Launa Bergman and Chris Alementi, Fourth row: Lynette Koski, Carrie Skarich, Amy Christofferson, Wendy Bertolas and Sandra Gregorich. 3. Eye, Eye! Captain Blye!” exclaims Sally. 4. The flag corps perform at a basketball game. 94 Precision And Pride With a force of ten strong, the 1982-83 Rifle Corps started out the year with a bang. Under the leadership of Captains Leah Shadle and Kelly Stanaway, the corps won many parades and honors over the summer. Even though they have existed for only two years, they won one of the most prominent awards: the Best Corps award. The trophy was received at the Raspberry Festival in Hopkins, Minn. From the cold, snowy, football field, to the slippery ice of the hockey arena, to the basketball court, the corps has performed to the best of their ability. From their many trials, the Rifle Corps has learned that as a group, and with a lot of practice, they can achieve almost any award they want. The year can be best summed up by the corps' only senior Leah Shadle, It was a great and exciting year. 1. Gail and Toni show much enthusiasm at practice. 2. 1982-83 Corps-Back row: Michelle Niemi, Lara Ibrahim, Captain Leah Shadle. Helen LaMay, Jill Pajari, Toni Belpedio; Front row: Barb Marcella, LuWanna LaPole, Captain Kelly Stanaway, Gail Johnson 3. Don't shoot! Leah says. 4. Why is everyone finally following Michelle? 95 VHS Majorettes The 1982-83 majorettes, led by co-captains Lisa Peterson and Wendy Summers, had a fun and successful year. The group performed at various football, basketball, and hockey games throughout the year, and marched with the band during the summer. The majorettes twirled a variety of different kinds of batons, including hoops, flags, and fire. Other members include Jenny McBride, Jeanna Lautigar, and Barb Berlin. 1. What do I do now? asks Wendy. 2. Why is my baton tilted? Because I'm special! Lisa explains. 3. Front row 1 to r: Lisa Peterson and Wendy Summers, Second row: Barb Berlin and Jeanna Lautigar, Third row: Jenny McBride. 4. Sorry girls, you can't stop here! % Cheerleaders Keep Busy Along with many hard practices, the Roosevelt High School Cheerleaders have had a busy year with over 250 events to cheer for. Every Wednesday since the first week in June, the cheerleaders have practiced to learn new cheers and to clean up the old ones. At the beginning of the year there were many inexperienced cheerleaders, but with the help of captains Candy Tietz, Tami Metsa, Shelly Dishneau, and Alana Mason, everyone made it through the rough times with ease. This year they also held a car wash and sold homecoming buttons as fund raisers. All of the cheerleaders worked hard throughout the year to keep our school's sportmanship and spirit alive, and from the way it looks, all of it is still showing!!! 1) Wendy says, Gee, I never knew (his could be so much fun! 2) Front row L-R: Tama Foosness, Tami Metsa, JoAnne Falkowski, second row L-R: Sandra Miletich, Helena Devlin, Shelly Dishneau, Third row L-R: Wendy Walker, Colette Brown, Lori Edstrom, Kelly Moilan, Fourth row L- R: Alana Mason, Tami Kuha, Candy Tietz, Dawn Hakala, Maria Manion, Phyllis Hokkanen. 3) What are you looking at me for? exclaims Sandi. 4) JoAnne wonders, What do we do next? Pom Pori's Heighten Spirit Of School Year Under the leadership of co-captains Lisa Stocco and Kim Pajari, the Pom-Pon girls heightened the spirit of the 82-83 school year. The squad of five juniors and four sophomores participated in many sports events of the Virginia Blue Devils, including basketball, football, and hockey. They performed their routines to the sounds of Pink Panther, Aztec Fire, and Scufflin. During the summer of '82, they were active in the Virginia Marching Blues by holding the letters for the front units. 1. The Pom-Pon girls practicing hard after school. 2. Put your hands in the air, Simple Simon says. 4. The Pom-Pon girls march down the street in the Homecoming parade. 5. First row 1 to r: Paula Petrich, Vicki Gilson, Lisa Stocco, and Sue Baldrica, Second row: Kris Pelto, Renee Tetrault, and Mary Johnson, Third row: Sue Langer, Kim Pajari. 98 Letter Club The Letterclub is made up of students from V.H.S. who earned a high school letter in one of the activities the school offers. The main project of the club is the Turnabout Dances. With the effort of everyone each year the dance is a success. The officers include President, Kim Salo, Vice President, Russ Becker, Treasurer, Lisa Peterson, and Secretary, Patty Fleming. 1. First row L-R: Marc Beulke, Chuck Eaton, Bill Lemieux, Patty Fleming, Kim Salo, Lisa Peterson, Sally Gunderson, Kim Johnson, Second row L-R: Karen Gentilini, Lori Becker, Alicia Johnson, Nancy Thompson, Kris Gentilini, Margaret Lundberg, Third row L-R: Julie Maki, Mary McHugh, Lois Oakman, Meg Stauber, Jennifer Stolz, Amy Minter, Gretchen Hansen, Jennifer McBride, Colleen Pardon, Debbie Mattson. 2. Hi! We're the Singing sweepers. I'm Craig, I'm Dave, and I'm Dale. 3. David Paukner and Rob Hendrickson sit in a pyramid of brooms. 4. What is Marc Buelke thinking about? 99 Publications At Its Best Hectic is the best word to describe the Rohian room, especially at deadline time. A group of regulars met daily during seventh hour under the leadership of Editor, Julie Garson, business manager, Trina Schmid, chief photographer, Lea Lore and new advisor Mrs. Bernadette Shane. The small group really worked hard typing, drawing pages, taking pictures and indexing to make this Rohian a book of lasting memories. Another group which met on Mondays after school was the staff of the Blues News, the school newspaper. This group included Editor, Mary McHugh, staff writers Kris Joelson, Nancy Thompson, Nancy Severson and Russ Becker under the advisorship of Mrs. Bernadette Shane. Thanks, Everyone! 1. No problem, says Holly N. She's lying! says Gretchen H. 2. Bottom Kris Joelson, Nancy Severson, Nancy Thompson, Back: Mary McHugh 3. I've gotta take a break sometime, says Mrs. Shane. 4. Nancy T. shows off the new B.N. style. 5. I finished it! says Trina Schmid. 100 . NFL-NHS The National Forensic League is an honorary club for speakers and debators. Members receive points for declamation, oration, and debate; they compete in regional and National competition. In the fall and spring of each year they hold mock congresses in which the students write and debate bills. This year's NFL meet was held at Grand Rapids and the Student Congress at Denfeld and Walker. The National Honor Society is an honorary organization comprised of students with a grade point average over 3.4 and who are involved in school and community activities. The adviser of the group is Mr. Moeller. Due to lack of school funds to have professional tutors, the NHS set up a tutoring program of their own. The students offer their services to any other student who may need help in particular subject. 1. (L-R): M. Somero, S. Anderson, S. Boril, P. Grams, K. McKenna, N. Thompson. Row 2 (L-R): T. Schmid, M. Stauber, J. Eilertson, T. Lasky, Row 3 (L-R): L. Lore, S. Patee, C. Munig, M. McHugh, E. Fleck. 2. Row 1 (L-R): M. Yapel, M. Perala, M. Weir, L. Peterson, K. Salo, D. Westby, K. Ketola, C. Weber; Row 2(l-r): C. Tietz, J. Stoltz, W. Summers, M. Somero, S. Boril, M. Stauber. 101 Fast Talkers Of VHS The VHS Speech team consisted of nearly thirty people this year, almost a full team. The speakers ranged from ninth grade to the twelfth. They competed at various meets throughout Minnesota with Sub Regions held at Virginia. Students worked hard and did well under coach Swenson and captain Miriam Somero 1. You, you're the one!'' gestures Lea during practice. 2. Bottom Row left: Shari Anderson, Patty Crams, Kelly McKenna, Miriam Somero, Nancy Thompson, 2nd row left: Lea Lore, Elizabeth Fleck, Tammy Laske, Barb Berlin, 3rd row left: Mary McHugh, Jean Eilertson, Trina Schmid, Scott Patee. Meg Stauber. 3. Benson, I don't know if I can do this! exclaims Jean. 102 Close-Up On Sunday, March 27, the Virginia Close-up students left for a week of adventure and new experience in Washington D.C. Each day the members participated in a variety of activities, ranging from seminars and workshops to tours of the Capitol building and the Nat'l Cathedral. Early Saturday morning they left the east coast for the land of 10,000 lakes, totally exhausted but deeply enriched with memories. 1) Good stuff, says Nancy. 2) I'm so embarrassed, states Miriam. 3) I-n-nter-er-esting! says Meg. 4) Row 1 (1-r): S. Boril, K. Salo, P. Fleming, M. Stauber, N. Thompson; Row 2 (1-r): M. Riley, M. Somero, J. Stoltz, S. Anderson, M. McHugh; Row 3 (1-r); P. Bernal, T. Peterson, S. Pattee. 103 Student Council: A Productive Year The 1982-83 Student Council, which was comprised of 29 hardworking sophomores, juniors, and seniors, enjoyed an eventful year. Through much hardwork, the Council sponsored such events as Homecoming, Snow Week, Class Assembles, and Fine Arts Week. Fund raising projects such as volleyball games, Computer fun, and class A-shirts were also taken on. This years officers include: President-Bill Lemieur, Vice- President-Sally Gunderson, Secretary-Kelly Swearinggen, and Treasurer-Marc Beulke. 1982-83 Members 12th Grade Pres.- Chuck Eaton, Vice Pres.-Margaret Weir, Sec.-Cathy Munig, Treas.-Amy Minter, Kyle Dodds, Sally Gunderson, Bill Lemier, Dan Milbridge, Steve Papin, Dan Shusterich. 11th Grade Pres.- Bob Pakkala, Vice-Pres.-Margaret Lundberg, Sec.-Scott Farden, Treas.-Kim Johnson, Marc Beulke, Lea Lore, Jenny McBride, Mary McHugh, John Miladin, and Kelly Swearingen. 10th Grade Pres.-Lara Ibraham, V. Pres.-Monica Lanari, Sec.-Paula Petrich, Treas.-Jim Berger, Troy Amundson, Mike Birrenbach, Todd Johnson, Terry Maki, and Teri Squires. 104 AFS: A Driving Year With the support of the officers and members of the American Field Service, the club had a driving year. President Margaret Weir, Vice president Cathy Munig, Secretary Patty Fleming, and Treasurer Miriam Somero worked together to get all deeds accomplished. The club had their annual JR. vs. SR. hockey game; they had a concession stand at all the boys basketball games; and they hosted an AFS dance. This year they hosted one foreign exchange student: Tonya Ceron from Columbia. Tonya seemed to enjoy her stay and participated in many activities. Margaret Weir and Chuck Eaton spent the summer of '82 abroad. Margaret went to Maylaysia, while Chuck went to Turkey, both brought back many exciting stories of their experiences. 1: Patty and Margeret display their sign for the concession stands. 2: Row 1, L-R: Sheri Boril, Patty Fleming, Margaret Weir, Tonya Ceron, Cathy Munig, Miriam Somero. Row 2, L-R: Leah Lore, Holly Newman, Mary McHugh, Chuck Eaton, Cara Sorci, Libby Horton, Lisa Andrews, Jenny Stoltz, and Kelly McKenna. 3: Miriam pigs out with Cathy at one of the many lunch hour meetings. 4: The junior girls discuss their thoughts about the short term exchange. 105 Snoweek At Its Best Snoweek 1982-83 put on by the Student Council, was an exciting and fun week for all who participated. Many students dressed up for the various days to show their VHS school spirit. The student council sold computer fun cards which were enjoyed by those who purchased them. Other events such as raw egg eating, bubble gum blowing, scooter races and sled races helped to make Snoweek a big success. The week was topped off with Debbie Nelson and Dan Shusterich crowned King and Queen. 106 1. 1983 Sno-week King Dan Shusterich and Queen Debbie Nelson. 2. Hey, we're going the wrong way! exclaims Steve Pauna. 3. My bubble is bigger than yours, thinks Debbie. 4. Cupid (Miriam Somero) strikes a student with her arrow of love on Valentines Day. 5. Was Russell hungry on the way to school? 6. Renee wears her inside-outside- upside-down attire. 7. The Seniors were victorious over the Juniors in the Jr.-Sr. girls basketball game. 8. Bystanders of a noon hour activity. 9. Why won't anybody go sliding with me? cries Kim Johnson. 10. I like assemblies, I can hardly wait to get my seat! 11. Amy Minter, Dan Milbridge, Barb Benson, King Dan Shusterich, Queen Debbie Nelson, Steve Kivela, Tami Speltz, and Bill Claviter. 107 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING no Re-Play Wolf Dry Cleaners Shoe Repair McKenna Studios Schmitt Music Jarmins Inc. Yolanda's Kur-Lette J.C. Penney F.-B. Lemieux, Back L-R D. Gulan, J. Mehle, J. Hariso, S. Falkowski 112 Virginia Boats 5th Ave. Palace Clothing Pic 'N' Pay Grocery Maki Jewelery BROWN DRUG On The Corner Of 5th Avenue Chest- nut Downtown Virg. 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10: 50 Dethloff, James: 20: 50 Devlin, Helena: 10: 51, 52, 97 Diep, Dang: 10: 51 Dingman, Beth: 12: 68 Dingman, Dale: 12: 18, 68 Dishneau, Shelly: 11: 51 Dishneau, Vincent: 10: 51 Diwishek, John: 10: 51, 26, 27 Dodds, Kyle: 12: 68 Dodds, Mickey: 10: 40, 51, 119 Dolinsky, Steven: 10: 51, 26 Dostal, Georgia: 12: 68 Drift, Michael: 10: 59, 93, 26 Draeger, Kristie: 11: 51 Eaton, Charles: 12: 18, 68, 86, 106, 41, 28, 29 Edlund, Ronald: 11: 59 Edstrom, John: 10: 93 Edstrom, Lori: 11: 59, 97 Edstrom, Paul: 11: 59, 28 Eicholz, John: 11: 18, 40, 59 115 Eilertson, Jean: 11: 59, 93 Eilertson, Robert: 12: 18, 22, 68 Emerson, Sandra: 11: 59 Erickson, Brian: 10: 51 Erickson, Bruce: 12: 68 Erickson, Denise: 11: 59 Erickson, James: 12: 18, 47, 68, 115, 38 Erickson, Michael: 11: 59 Erickson, Raymond: 10: 51, 57, 117 Erkkila, Linda: 11: 51, 53 Eskola, Joseph: 10: 51 Falkowski, Joanne: 10: 51, 52, 69, 97 Falkowski, Steven: 12 Fallos, Paula: 11: 59 Farden, Richard: 11: 59, 28, 29 Fasteen, Jay: 10: 51 Feroni, Scott: 10: 5, 51 Filipovich, James: 12: 69 Filter, Melissa: 12: 69 Flaim, Gene: 10: 36, 51 Fleck, Elizabeth: 11: 59 Fleming, Patricia: 12: 39, 69 Foschi, Andrew: 12:69 Foosness, Tama: 10: 51, 53, 93, 97 Fossom, Kay: 12: 69 Gaikowski, Donna: 69 Galaski, Mary: 69 Gamer, Valerlie: 51 Gangl, Shiela: 69 Garman, Peter: 59 Garson, Julie: 69, 115, 124 Gazelka, James: 69 Gazelka, Peter: 51 Gentilini, Karen: 34, 21, 59 Gentilini, Kristine: 34, 21, 60 Gerchman, Heidi: 34, 51 Gerchman, Lori: 69 Gill, Kathleen: 21, 60, 116 Gilson, Vicki: 51, 53, 98 Girard, James: 51 Grams, Patricia: 60 Greenwalt, Leah: 51 Gregorich, Sandra: 69, 93, 94 Greiner, Todd: 36, 51, 115, 120 Gries, Janice: 70 Guimond, Judy: 70 Guimond, Randolph: 51 Gulan, Donald: 52, 53, 93, 120, 40 Gulla, Michael: 70 Gunderson, Sally: 93, 94, 70 Gustafson, Craig: 116 Gustafson, Jodie: 70 Haavisto, Clifford: 10 Haddish, Jill: 60, 124 Hahne, John, John: Hakala, Dawn: 50, 54, 97 Hake, Brian: 60, 93 Hallin, Sara: 60 Halunen, Todd: 18, 60, 107 Hansen, Gretchen: 37, 60, 100 Hansen, Joseph: 93, 70, 87 Harju, Margaret: 52 Harrenstein, Kimberly: 60 Harrington, Christopher: 60, 113 Haugen, Therese: 60 Hawkins, Randy: Heglund, Vicky: 70, 81 Heikkila, Edward: 70, 23 Helf, Tim: 52 Hendridkson, Chris: 52 Hendrickson, Paul: 18, 60 Hendrickson, Robert: 7, 81 Hill, Nancy: 52 Hill, Sherry: 60, 93 Hilmas, Anita: 60, 40 Hilmas, Dennis: 52 Hokkanen, Phyllis: 52, 53, 93, 97 Holets, Julie: 60 Holm, Beth: 70 Horton, Elizabeth: 40, 60 Horton, Margaret: 52 Ibrahim, Lara: 37, 52, 50, 54, 95, 93 Isaacson, Erick: 52 Isaacson, Paula: 70 Jakebek, Scott: 70 Jarve, Dana: 60 Jensrud, Julie: 21, 61 Joelson, Kristen: 4, 61, 100 Joelson, Mike: 18, 22, 70 Johnson, Alica: 37, 71, 120 Johnson, Bradley: 61 Johnson, Gayle: 37, 52, 95, 93 Johnson, Karen: 71 Johnson, Leah: 71 Johnson, Kimberly: 21, 40, 107, 116, 118 Johnson, Mary: 37, 61, 98 Johnson, Michael: 61 Johnson, Michelle: 61 Johnson, Nola: 61 Johnson, Paula: 18, 71 Johnson, Paul: 38 Johnson, Sheri: 71 Johnson, Steven: 61, 115 Johnson, Terrance: 71 Johnson, Todd: 52, 93 Jokinen, Glori: 52 Jones, Richard: 52 Judnick, John: 52 Judnick, Patricia: 52 Judnick, Richard: 18, 61 Jue, Mary: 71 Kaminen, Todd: 18, 61, 38 Karakas, Steven: 52 Kaskisto, Anthony: 61 Kaskisto, Ricky: 18, 71, 93 Keith, Jodi: 61 Kentala, Michael: 52 Keranen, Pamela: 52 Kesansen, Ted: 61 Ketola, Kim: 71 Kishel, Timothy: 71, 38 Kislia, Theresa: 71 Kivela, Marilyn: 52 Kivela, Steven: 71, 107, 28, 29 Kobal, Robert: 53 Kohlhase, Andrea: 61 Korcha, John: 18, 71, 116 Kortes, Jesse: 53 Koski, Lynette: 53, 93, 94 Koski, Matthew: 5, 17, 40, 61, 120 Koski, Timothy: 22, 72, 81 Kosta, Allyson: 61, 93 Kovich, James: 53 Kozar, Scott: 53 Kretman, Wade: 53 Kruse, Daniel: 61 Kuha, Tami: 61, 97 Kuberka, Jeffrey: 72, 82, 93 Laakso, Lee: 12: 72 Lacina, Laura: 10: 53 Lackner, Brent: 11: 61 Lakanen, Curt: 12: 18, 72 Lakanen, Debra: 11: 62, 40, 124 Lalli, John: 10: 53 Lamppa, Robert: 11: 62, 26 Lanari, Michelle: 11: 21, 62, 93 Lanari, Monica: 10: 34, 5, 21, 53, 50, 93 Langer, Susan: 11: 98, 62 Lapole, Luwanna: 11: 62, 95 Larson, Sandra: 10: 53 Laski, Tammy: 10: 53 Laugen, Cynthia: 12: 72 Laughlin, Glenn: 12: 72, 117 Lautigar, Gregory: 11: 62, 120 Lautigar, Jeanna: 10: 37, 53, 54, 96 LaVigne, Kenneth: 12:72 117 LeBlanc, Daniel: 10: 53 Lehtomaki, Timo: 12: 72 Leff, David: 11: 62 Lemay, Caroline: 12: 72, 41 Lemieux, William: 12: 181, 17, 92, 72 Leppala, Lee: 10: 53 Linder, Kevin: 12: 72 Linder, Todd: 10: 53 Lindgren, Loren: 12: 72 Lindgren, Mary: 10: 53 Lindgren, Troy: 10: 53 Loberg, Robin: 10: 53, 52 Lomsak, Steven: 10: 53 Lore, Lea: 11: 62 Lucarelli, Lisa: 10: 53, 40 Lund, James: 12: 72, 93 Lund, Kelly: 11: 62 Lundberg, Margaret: 11: 37, 62, 30, 31 Lundberg, Mark: 11: 22, 18, 62, 112 Lundmark, David: 12: 18, 73, 121, 28, 29 Luoma, Ernest: 11: 62, 26 Lustila, Leon: 11: 62 Lustila, Lori: 12: 73 Luzaich, Craig: 11: 62 Majerle, Shiela: 53 Makela, Brian: 54, 56, 93 Maki, Bradley: 73 Maki, Dawn: 54 Maki, Delwin: 18, 62 Maki, Eric: 54 Maki, Jeffrey: 5, 54 Maki, Julie: 16, 21, 30, 31, 40, 62 Maki, Mark: 62 Maki, Michael: 73 Maki, Michelle: 54 Maki, Rusty: 93 Maki, Terrence: 54, 93 Makrinne, John: 73 Manion, Maria: 97, 54, 55 Marcella, Barbara: 30, 31, 34, 37, 54, 93, 95 Marks, Jeffery: 54 Maronick, Sharon: 62 Mason, Alana: 62, 97 Mattila, Jodi: 54 Mattila, Paul: 62 Mattila, Ronald: 73 Mattonen, Donald: 18, 73 Mattonen, Mark: Mattson, Debra: 21, 63, 106 Maturri, Darren: 22, 54, 107, 118 28, 29 McBride, Catherine: 39, 54 McBride, Elizabeth: 40, 63 McBride, Jennifer: 37, 63, 96 McCarty, Jean: 63 McCarthy, Michael: 54 McHugh, Mary: 34, 63, 87, 100 McKenna, Kelly: 63 Mehle, James: 41, 73, 90, 93 Mehle, Paul: 63, 118 Melander, Christopher: 73 Merten, Todd: 54 Mesich, Robert: 54 Metsa, Tamara: 63, 97 Mike, Michael: Michaels, Mark: 18, 63 Miladin, John: 5, 22, 40, 63 Milbridge, Daniel: 73, 107, 28, 29 Militech, Sandra: 63, 97 Minter, Amy: 34, 41, 73, 87, 107 Mitchell, David: 36, 54, 56 Mitchell, Mike: Mitchell, Robert: 54 Moberg, Sherrie: 54 Moen, Julie: 73 Moen, Laurie: 54, 93, 94 Moesenthin, Joan: 73 Mohney, Darcy: 34, 74, 93, 118 Moilan, Kelly: 54, 55, 97 Monetti, Joe: Moore, Glen: 55 Moore, Lisa: 74, 93 Moore, Michael: 51, 55, 86, 40, 115 Martaloni, Maria: 55 Munig, Catherine: 74 Murray, Hugh: 74 Myhre, Brue: Neff, Jill: 55 Nelson, Debbie: 74, 106, 107 Nelson, Duanej 74, 117 Nelson, Kristin: 55 Nelson, Mary: 63 Nelson, Patricia: 55 Nevala, Darlyn: 63, 40 Nivala, Dean: 55, 57, 119, 26 Newman, Holli: 74, 100 Nielsen, Eric: 63, 93 Norton, Kevin Norlander, LeRoy: 63 Niemi, Michelle: 55, 95 Niemi, Todd: 74 Nyberg, Steve: 55 Nylund, Jay: 55 Nystrom, Mary: 74 Nystrom, Michelle: 74 Oakman, Lois: 21, 30, 40, 63 Ofstad, Orlin: 74 Ohman, Dale: 18, 74 Ohman, Renee: 55, 57, 107 Oklobjiza, Keith: Olsen, David: 55 Ollila, Cindy: Olson, Bruce: 23, 40 Olson, Eric: 63 Olson, Mark: Oltmanns, Dana: Onreat, Lisa: 34, 63 Orcutt, Randy: O'Toole, Theresa: Owens, Todd: 63 Paakkonen, Dale: 18, 63, 106 Paakkonen, Dennis: 55 Paavola, Traci: Padgett, Melissa: 64, 106 Pajari, Kimberly: 64, 98 Pakola, Robert: 36, 64, 120 Palo, Jackie: 75 Paoletti, Richard: 55, 28, 29 Papin, Steven: 119, 121 Parden, Colleen: 30, 37, 64 Pasch, Gregory: 64 Pasch, Michael: 55 Patee, Scott: 64, 93 Paukner, David: 23, 75, 115, 28, 29 Pauna, Steven: 18, 26, 64, 106 Pelto, Kristen: 4, 55, 98 Pelto, Sheryl: 4, 41, 75 Perala, Mike: 55, 75, 120 Perala, Richard: Perkio, Sandy: 75 Peterson, Benny: 75 Peterson, Erik: 28, 36, 50, 53, 55 Peterson, Lisa: 23, 41, 74, 96 Peterson, Nancy: 64 Peterson, Todd: 64, 93, 118 Petrich, Paula: 4, 50, 55, 98, 93 Petrick, Kathy: 55 Petrick, Jackie: 75, 93 Phaneuf, Scott: 56 Plombon, Paula: 39, 75 Pollock, Paul: 56 Popelka, Scott: 75 Poupard, Debbie: 64 Prasnicki, Brain: 18, 38, 83 Prasnicki, Thea: 39, 40, 64 Prebonich, Paul: 56 Preckel, Steven: 56 119 Prozinski, Paul: 18, 64, 106 Prue, Christine: 21, 39, 64, 93, 112, 115 Pylkka, Christopher: 56, 119 Ramponi, Michael: 64 Ramponi, Susan: 56 Randall, Elizabeth: 64, 93, 107 Rautio, Scott: 93 Ray, Tracee: Rice, Mike: 18, 28, 29 Rice, Polly: 56 Richard, Barry: 56, 28 Riley, Mary: Rinell, Brian: 64 Rinne, John: 64 Rinta, Daniel: 56 Ritacco, Lisa: Robinson, Scott: 56, 119, 28 Rock, Marriea: 64 Roen, Barbara: 56 Rogallo, Gail: Rolf, Bradley: 4, 116 Rogers, Brian: 56 Rooney, Julie: 64 Rooney, Linda: 56 Rose, Michael: Rose, Timothy: 64 Rosewall, John: Roszak, Amy: Sacchetti, James: Sadar, Jamie: Saisa, James: Salemela, Daniel: 56 Salmela, Roanne: 4 Salo, Janis: 64 Salo, Kimberly: 21, 23, 30, 81 Sandnas, Richard Santi, Patrick: Sauter, Diane: Saxhaug, Eric: 18, 64 Schaefbauer, Keith: 4, 17 Schaefbauer, Kelly: 56, 86, 119 Schaefbauer, Lynne: 5 Schaefbauer, Suzanne: 56 Schmid, Trina: 64, 40, 100, 124 Schultze, Eugene: 56 Schwab, LaVerne: 56 Senecal, Kristine: 5, 90 Senn, Patricia: Sersha, Paul: 56 Severin, Mark: 87 Severson, John: 56, 118, 40 Severson, Nancy: 4, 64, 100 Shadle, Leah: 95 Shadle, Lynn: 52, 54, 56, 115 Shepard, Brent: 56 120 Shustarich, Daniel: 23, 106, 107 Siebert, Larry: 64 Siebert, Paul: 56 Siebert, Thomas: 18 Sieckert, Rebecca: 64 Simich, Elizabeth: 57, 94, 118 Simich, Michael: 64 Sipila, David: 4, 18, 22, 87 Sistad, Randy: 64 Skalko, Kimberly: 21, 64 Skalko, Paula: Skinner, Mike: 18, 64 Sklasz, William: Skubic, Paul: 65 Smokey, Steven: 57 Sokoloski, Thomas: 26, 57 Somero, Miriam: 30, 41, 90, 101, 103, 106 Sorci, Cara: 65 Spelts, Tammy: 107 Spollar, Lori: 65, 93 Springhetti, Gina: 57, 55, 54 Squires, Daniel: 65 Swuires, Tari: 30, 56, 57 Stall, Theodore: 26, 65 Stanaway, Kelly: 65, 95, 93 Starkman, Brian: Starkman, Stephanie: Stauber, Margaret: 34, 21, 93, 151, 41 Staudahar, Lisa: 65 Sterling, Kristen: 93 Stoltz, Jennifer: 34 Strand, Michelle: 57 Strebe, Max: 57 Sullivan, John: 83, 181 Summers, Michael: 121 Summers, Wendy: 96, 113, 118 Sundich, Jean Sundlie, Eeva: 41 Sundlie, Sandy: 57 Swearingen, Kelly: 65 Tan, Andy: Tassi, Teresa: Teasck, Robert: Tetravlt, Renee: 40, 57, 98 Thelen, Laura: 57 Thibault, Michael: Thomas, Eric: 65 Thompson, Nancy: 34, 100 Thurman, Ann Marie: 41 Thurman, James: 65 Thurman, Penny: 65 Thurman, Ramona: 39, 57 Tiedeman, Tammy: 57 Tiedeman, Terri: 40, 57 A ■■ Tiemans, Julie: 34, 82 Tietz, Candace: 40, 97 Tietz, Craig: 5, 28, 29, 65, 86 Tietz, Cynthia: 57, 118 Trunzo, Richard: 57 Tuomela, Wade: 65 Tuominen, Mark: 57 Tuominen, Mitch: Ulman, Brian: 57 VanDeventer, Terry: 65 Vidmar, Kenneth: 57 Vine, Randy: 65 Virkus, Joseph: 57 Walker, Wendy: 65, 97 Walkky, Anita: Wallner, Carol: Wattunen, Connie: 51, 57, 40 Weber, Connie: 34, 41, 93 Weinert, Joelle: 65 Weir, Margaret: 41 Weiss, Maxine: 65, 117 Westby, Diane: Westby, Merry: 65 White, David: Williams, Christine: 93, 94 Williams, Jack: 57 Williams, Steven: 18, 65, 87 Wolk, Karlene: 65 Yapel, Michael: 93 Youngren, John: 57 Youngren, Roy: Zager, Mary: 57 Zager, Paul: Zupetz, Michael: 57 123 Letter From The Editor This year's book was completed with much hard work by a dedicated staff. 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