Saint Anthony Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

VILLAGER 1980 Volume XIX St. Anthony Village High School Minneapolis, Minnesota 2 6 Dr. Arnold Ness. Superintendent of Schools. District Leadership School Assistants to the Superintendent! Mike Sullivan (right). Tom McMullen (lower left). Peggy Gunderson (lower right). Independent District 282 Board of Education. Seated. Arnold Ness. Superintendent, Peter Cartwright. Chairman. Standing: Kenneth Hiebel. Vice-Chairmani David Bordwell. Clerk, Lowell Thompson. Director, Hal Gray. Director, Mark Howey. Student Representative. Absent: John DuRand. Treasurer. Village High School Principals MR. CHUCK KERL, Associated Principal of St. Anthony Village MR. AL ROSINSKI. Principal of St. Anthony Village High School. High School. Student Council treasurer Debbie Thompson and advisor Mr. Kerl discuss financial ar-Mr. Rosinski reports to the School Board on graduating requirements. rangements for Snow Week. LUCY BARNES ■ fly to the sun.' 'A bird — so I can RON BERG - No comment. ROGER BJORKLUND • No comment. W i V CLYDE BURLINGAME • No comment. PAUL CHERWIEN - A rooster — because this is a FOWL question. JAMES BULLOCK - No comment. LIZ CHRISTIANSON - A red fox because they are clever, speedy tricksters!” DONALD DENNISON - An aardvark - so everyone would feed me ants and other yummy crawly creatures. 1 VHS Faculty: What Kind Of Animal Would You Be And Why? TIM DOONAN • No comment. FLOYD ELIAS - A panther that's a cool cat. — because, man. JOAN FEYEREISEN - A leopard — because of its speed, beauty, and sleekness. JOE FRITZ - ' My dog (not anybody else's) — then I would have me as my own master. MARK GAUTSCHI - A grizzly bear — I would enjoy living in the mountains and fearing noth- CORLYCE GRANT - A race horse mg. — it's a fast and beautiful animal. 17 WALTER HIRE - An elephant — I wouldn't have to watch my weight. MIKE HART - No comment. PHIL HAUBNER • A musk ox — I'd be better able to withstand the Minnesota winters.” LEON HOULE - A doberman — so I can have quiet at student assemblies. TOM KULENKAMP • A cougar — it is independent, lives in the wilderness. good hunter, wise animal, and lightning quick. MAURICE HUGILL - A sly old fox and people should know whyl” ELLSWORTH LARSON - Any animal in the zoo because they get free room and board.” ROGER JOHNSON - A lion — it has good vocal cords and speaks loudly. CRYSTAL LOUDENBACK - No comment. IRENE LUND - A bear cub — well dressed, warm, playful and carefree, and hibernates in winter. MARY LUNDBERG - Elephant. They’re hard to push around. (How's that. Mr. Dennison?) JODY IUNDQUIST - ”1 would be a Spanish flea so that I could give everyone an itch to learn Espanol!” DAVID MELBY - No comment. JIM MIROCHA - No comment. GORDON NESHEIM • No comment. JOHN OPSATA - ”1 would like to be an orangutan. Then my motto could be 'If I want your opinion. I'll beat it out of you.’ GARY PALM - A gyrootus cootus. It is the only bird that flies backward when the temperature reaches 32° Fahrenheit.” RICHARD PEARL - No comment. ALAN PEARSON - No comment. RITA PLOTNIK - A bird (like an eagle) so I can ROBERT PRUST • A rhinoceros — because then I eat my weight In food every day and not get could do anything' I wanted to do. fatl” TOM SANDBERG - No comment. DAVID SCHLIEF • A peacock — because then I LLOYD SCHRUM - A chipmunk — because they would be as good looking as all my students!” are friendly, cuddly, and playful.” MALLY SMITH - ”A golden eagle — symbolic of admiration, adventure. prestige, and pay day.” CAROL TEIGEN - A butterfly — the growth and change that occurs from caterpillar to butterfly plus the beauty of flying free is truly living ... for life is motion.” RUTH WESTROM - A flamingo — because I've always had a secret wish to be a gorgeous sex image.” JAMES WILKE - I would like to be a dog. man’s best friend.” LA NEE WILLEY - I would be some kind of spider GORDON ZIEBARTH • No com-because females are superior to males.” ment. BONNIE ZIMMER - No comment. DISTRICT OFFICE PERSONNEL! Standing-Marge Cole. Bill Barbeau. Helyn Falenschek. Bruce Tipple. Chris Rosenthal. Seated: Nancy Reiling. VHS COOKS. Seated; Jean Skovran. Doris Gehrke. Nancy Myhran. Standing: Lorraine Olson. Fran Flimes. Flelen Walseth. COMMUNITY SERVICES. Seated: Barbara Hansen. In back: Laurie Radmer. Karen Osborn. Joan Palm, Lois Krebs. Ann Neuberger. Kay Roy. Tom McMullen. Missing: Kathy Knapp. Mark Saari. 22 HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL: Lois Poland. Marion Rickett. Dolores Cellette. Carol La Belle. SERVICE PERSONNEL HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS: George Moren. Marvin Denney. Andy Ouien. Missing: Bob Kruse. Bob Ochu. Jerry Gordon. CUSTODIANS: Don Fortune. Greg Thomas. NURSE: Lynn Seeland. Volunteer Aide Jan Brodlc Volunteer Aide Hazel Wittman Renye Ford. Secretary to the School Psychologist Duane Psychologist Goggins 23 Wendy Moore and Craig Gromek Laura Subak and Matt Wente Paula Bridgeman and $a Psyhogios Sa And Peter Reign Over 1979 Homecoming Activities Kathy Palm and Bruce Floren Teri Mach and Bill McReavy Bridget Flaherty and Mark Bratland Laura Bjorklund and Peter Zac-cardi 26 1979 HOMECOMING ROYALTY. Malt Wente. Laura Subak. Mark Bralland. Bridget Flaherty. Bruce Floren. Kathy Palm. Queen Sa Psyhogios. King Pete Zaccardi. Laura Bjorklund. Paul Bridgeman, Teri Mach. Bill McReavy. Wendy Moore. Craig Gromek. 1979 Homecoming Royalty Kathleen Forsythe and Paul Andrescik. freshmen representatives. Kim Zawislak and Mark Hess, sophomore represen- Julie Siggelkow and Bob Stuart, tatives. junior representatives. 27 Homecoming events began with a sr. girls’ victory over the jr. girls li-6 in flag football. Egg fight alternatives were Super Huskie Tournament. Twin Cities disco. and the Dunking Machine. Sa Psyhogios and Pete Zaccardi were crowned Queen and King. Jrs. won first prize for the best float in the parade. Huskies beat Minnehaha 7-0. Homecoming closed with the dance with Rocking Horse. Sadie Hawkins Dance Held Dec. I Above: Terry Tom. Susanne. John, and Julie. Bye. Toml Bang!” The Sadie Hawkins costumed dance, held Saturday. December I. was sponsored by the VHS Student Council ... Dancing to the music of London, hillbillies and cowboys” interpreted the theme of Home on the Range” ..Special attractions were the Marriage and Honeymoon booths, sheriffs, the saloon, jail, and the angels. Left: Laurie and Eric horse around. Middle: Don't you dare ... I Right: We’ve got to stop meeting like this! We're not really going together ... honestl Lisa and Greg look quite stylish. Music And Drama Depts. Present I'd Do Anything (Laura Subak. Chris Eid) Com pah pah (Sue Dehnhard and Tom Fritz) Nobody Mentions My Name! (Jeff Ewing) Not for Me the Happy Home (Laura Subak. Sheila Ugargol) Successful Musical Oliver!” What has become of Oliver? (Chris Eid and Steve Yurek) On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, November 15 17. the Music and Drama Departments presented the extravagant musical Oliverl The thirty-five member cast and eighteen member band were under the direction of Mr. Fritz. Mr. Opsata, and Mr. Bjorklund. Opening night was not without its problems. One of the Leads came down with laryngitis that morning, but in the end, Halls cough drops and hot tea prevailed. Some quotable quotes: Where is love?” Noserags! What ... Have .. Become of OLIVER!” As long as he needs me!” Oom Pah Pahl Plummy and slam!” Consider yourself at home!” Where is Love? (Chris Stauffer) Fagin's boys surveying the situation (Mike Heinrich. Leif Olson. Butch Ewing. Jim Zumwalt). Seniors Are Big Winners Girls' broomball. Monday's competition event for Snow Daze, was won by the Seniors. In Snow Daze Competition Master of Ceremonies Matt Wente presents Jeff Baustert with the Mr. Legs trophy. Senior representatives Lisa Juricko and Mark Bratland were crowned 1980 Snow Daze royalty because their class had won first place in four competitions: girls' broomball. ice cream eating contest, the Pep Fest sign, and the skit competition. Juniors won the boys' broomball and the sophomores wo the attendance competition at the girls’ basketball game. Jr. reps: D. Loahr. S. Hommel. Soph reps: M. Sallman. E. Borg. Frosh reps: J. Fugere, G. Miller. One-Act Play Places Third That's why I had to become just like you! The Stronger. a serious matrimonial monologue, was the VHS one-act play entry in the district contest on January 19. Directed by Mr. Fritz, the play won third place. Participants were Tina Karelson as Mrs. X, Liz Weylmann as Amelie. and Peter Fischer as the Waiter. Mrs. X meets Amelie and learns that Amelie and Mr. X had an affair some time ago. At the end of the discussion. Mrs. X walks out the stronger, and Amelie breaks down. Bands Celebrate Spring Fling Alan. Sue. Dave, and Lisa smile self consciously while listening to Mike. Debbie. Pat. Jackie. Ruth, and Wendy attended the Spring Fling Bangkok. April 25. Dave Gunderson and Scott Miller of Bang- Stewart. Eric. Steve. Dave. Mark, and Tim take time from their discussion to face the kok. camera. Missing Link Missed By Many Once again the VHS Drama Department produced a spring play, and, once again few people came to see it. which was a shame because once again it was a very fine performance. This year's production was a romantic comedy, The Missing Link. Somehow, the plot flowed from a 47-yr. old bride’s impending wedding to some mysterious dog tags to cannibalism . .. But you had to be there. Bui. Lindytll” You mean you don’t like the coal?” Cast. Mr. Fritz. Driedger. Karclson. Basara. Schwaab. Johnsen, Walker. Bruemmer. Above: You only have 33 vertebrae. Below: Baustert. Handberg. Wildes. Handberg. Crew — Glass. Stish. Eid. Lindman. Iverson. National Honor Society Induction May 5 Thirty-three new members were inducted into the National Honor Society May 5. After a lasagna dinner, Supt. Ness welcomed the members and the audience. ''Old members were introduced. These, in turn, introduced new members and gave them a beanie.” Principal Rosinski explained the attributes of NHS. and a slide show was presented by the students. JUNIOR MEMBERS. Valeric Brown. Carol Brostrom. Karen Koepcke. Jana Brede. Lisa Svac. Brad Carr. Row 2.-Tina Karelson. Terresa Gabel. Mary Pucel. Carla Stish. Mary Oslberg. David Larson. Row 3: Christine Thompson. Corrine Dahlman. Steve Heinrich. Kirk Dickey. Tom Cartwright. Brad Sartor. Missing: M. Holsten. 1979-80 SENIORS. Row I: Joe Osterbauer. Deborah Handberg. Beth Carlson. Claudia Anderson. Eric Martin. David Stockton. Row 2. Elaine Matthys. Sheila Bailey. Kenneth Wildes. Julie Croft. Tammy Heinrich. Jean Jurkovich. Row 3: Mark Howey. Kathi Palm. Tim Thompson. Kris Anderson. John Pearson. 1980 SENIORS. Row l Russel Holsten. Lisa Schrenk. Wanda Jameros. Wendy Moore. Jamie Krieger. Row 2: Pam Ludford. Karen Parmelee. Betsy Opland. Joan Erickson. Too Otaganonta. Row 3: Paul Kmit. Kelly Galman. Joe Osekowsky. Ted Christenson. Jr.-Sr. Prom Held At Hilton May 10 With love on our wings is the theme, the 1980 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Hilton May 10. Prom-goers danced to the music of Fairchild. The Prom Committee consisted of Marjorie Holsten, Dave Johnsen. Corrine Dahlman, and Sharon Stone. Money for the Prom was earned by raking leaves, selling candy sticks, and sponsoring Flower Day. Mr. Sandberg helped as Prom advisor. The Jazz Band and Miller's In the Mood. The Jazz Band again with Penny 6-5000. Bands Celebrate Jazz Pops ’80” Wooden soldiers ... Marionettes ... Charleston Dancers ... Ragtime Band ... Dixieland Band ... and even the Muppets joined with Mr. Bjorklund and the Concert Band to put together the 18th Annual Band Pop Concert - Jazz Pops ’80.” With selections from Glen Miller — to Scott Joplin — to George Gershwin (with a Horn Concerto thrown in), the Band covered a wide spectrum of music to make a very enjoyable evening. The Jazz Ensemble (Mark Bratland. Greg Handberg. Karen Koepckc. and Sharon Stone) play Glen Miller's Moonlight Serenade. Show Tunes: Salute To The 10’$” Directed by Mr. Opsata, the VHS Concert Choir presented Show Tunes May 22. The Concert Choir, the Pop Singers, and various soloists presented over 20 top hits in their Salute to the Seventies. Some well-received songs were Everything Is Beautiful. Bridge Over Troubled Waters.” Send in the Clowns. Close to You,” He Ain't Heavy, He’s My Brother.” and Everybody Needs Some Music.” Soloist Ken Maahs sings Tomorrow and I Believe in Music.' Mr. Lundgron awards Sheila Bailey the St. Anthony Mr. Clark presents newspaper award to Jeff Lions Scholarship. Baustert. Mr. Kerl presents Kris Anderson with St. Anthony Student Council Scholarship. Annual Awards Day Held May 21 Principal Rosinski opened the Recognition ’80 program with a welcome. Yearbook, newspaper, and Student of the Month awards came next followed by special scholarships and introduction of Honor Graduates. Musical interludes were provided by C. Eid. K. Anderson. T. Gabel. M. Pucel. J. Oliver, and M. Vijums. Mr. Kerl presents certificates to 1979-1980 Students of the Month. Ms. Westrom presents Judy Martin with the St. Anthony Village Education Assoc. Scholarship. Mr. Prairie presents Park Construction Supt. Ness presents Claudia Anderson with one of Company Scholarship to Julie Croft. the St. Anthony Kiwanis Scholarships. LISA ALLEN KRISTIN ANDERSON CLAUDIA ANDERSON PAUL ANTON ROBYN ARNSDORE EILEEN BAKER THOMAS BAKER SHEILA BAILEY 46 MARK BEAUBIEN TERESA BALKO JEFF BAUSTERT RODNEY BELL JEFFREY BEHL LAURA BJORKLUND LINDA BJORKE MICHAEL BOYCE MARK BRATLAND MARK BURTON PAUL BRIDGEMAN BETH CARLSON JANE CALGUIRE JACQUELINE CARLSON BRENT CHRISTENSON STEVE CARR 48 THEODORE CHRISTENSON PAUL CHRIS-TOPHERSON JEFFREY DAHL JULIE CROFT JOHN DEANGELO DEAN DOLL CHRIS DAHLBERG JOAN ERICKSON JAMES ERICKSON STEVEN DOWDLF LARRY FALCONIO BRIDGET FLAHERTY BRIAN FALLS ANTHONY FOLLEN BRUCE FLOREN DAVID FORSBERG JOHN FROEHLE CYNTHIA FRIEND 50 JUDITH LEPSCH TIMOTHY LEBA DANIEL LITECKY GINA LLOYD LINDA LUCKMANN KEITH MAAHS PAM LUDEORD KENNETH MAAHS JAY HARTMAN DEBORAH HANDBERG MARK HASS THOMAS HAUS ALLAN HAWKINSON KIMBERLY HAUGLID TODD HERTOG LISA HICKERSON TAMARA HEINRICH RUSSEL HOLSTEN MARK HOWEY JEANNE HILL REBECCA IVERSON CRAIG IACARELLA RICHARD JACOBSEN JEEEREY JOHNSON WANDA JAMEROS PATTY JOHNSON 53 JfcAN JURKOVICH LISA JURICKO PAULA KANTOROWICZ PAUL KMIT STEVEN KRAMER JULIE KRUEGER KRISTIE LEBA JAMIE KRIEGER ELIZABETH GATES DIANE GEISEL JOHN GRAY DAVID GUNDERSON CRAIG GROMtk BRENDA HAGER JOHN .GALLAGHER KELLY GALMAN 56 WENDY MOORE LAURA MLINER JACQUELIN MINKS CHARLES NEUMANN MARY MURPHY ASAMI NISHIZAWA JAN NAEGELE CAROL NOVALANY KULRUEDEE OTAGANONTA ELIZABETH OP! AND JOSEPH OSEKOWSKY JOSEPH OSTERBAUER CRAIG OSTEBEE JOHN PEARSON LEAH OVERSTAKE KATHI PALM SOTIRIA PSYHOGIOS TERRI PELESKE CATHERINE PIERSAK DEBORAH SHADDUCK ROBERT REBELEIN PAULA SMUDA LISA SCHRENK DIANA SOLIE 59 o DENISE STAEGE f JUDY THOMPSON DEBORAH THOMPSON LAURA SUBAK JOHN THOMPSON ERIK STOCKTON BRIAN THOMPSON ROBERT SUHR 60 Ton THO lP ON DAVID TORGUSON VINCENT TRACY STEVEN TUOMIE CHARLES UTKE MARK WEINBERGER PAULA TILSETH ANNETTE TOMBARGE DOUGLAS WALKER RITA WORTS MATTHEW WENTE KENNETH WILDES PETER ZACCARDI STEPHEN YUREK LYNN ZIEPER JANET ZOIA DALE ZEBRO KAREN PARMELEE ROBERT ALLGUIRE 63 BEST ALL AROUND - Wendy Moore and Mark Bratland. BEST PERSONALITY - Lisa Juricko and Pete Zaccardi. 1980 Senior Hall Of Fame BEST DRESSED • Jackie Carlson and Tim Thompson. MOST SERVICE - Kris Anderson. Cindy Friend. MOST TALENTED - Jan Naegcle and Steve and Matt Wente. Yurok. 64 CLASS CLOWNS - Rita Worts and Todd Her- tog. BEST LOOKING - Teri Mach and John Thompson. MOST ATHLETIC - Debbie Thompson and Steve Carr. 1980 Senior Hall Of Fame CLASS FLIRTS • Sotirla Psyhogios and Mike Boyce. CLASS CHATTERBOXES - Lisa Allen and Kmit. Paul MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Kathi Palm and John Pearson. 65 Class Of 1980 Graduates June 5 The Class of 1980 held Graduation June 5 and chose as its theme. We Are Just Beginning) We Have Far To Go.” The program, under the direction of Ms. Lundberg, included Choir selections Exultate Deo” and Walk Along Beside Me and Band selection Jericho Rhapsody. Susanna Dehnhard sang a solo; Jan Naegele and Judy Martin sang a duet. Asami and Kulruedee gave short talks. The School Board, Supt. Ness. Assoc. Prin. Kerl presented diplomas to the graduates. Readers who participated in the Graduation ceremony are Debbie Handberg. Julie Croft. Joan Erickson. Betsy Opland. Tammy Heinrich. Jackie Carlson. Terri Peleske. Lisa Schrenk. Senior Class Officers are Lisa Allen. Kris Anderson. Jane Naegele. Class Co-Valedictorians are Kathi Palm and Joe Osterbauer. Class Missing! Cindy Friend. Salutatorian is Jean Jurkovich. 66 Mark Beaubien. You have 5 seconds to answer the $10,000 question!” Jackie Carlson jockeys for two points. Current Affairs class listened and asked questions of Congressman Martin Sabo. Steve Carr greets visitors to the library while Terri Peleske giggles. x i o y h n HAKflKE J. Alexander S. Amundsen W. Anderson G. Arone J. Baker T. Baldwin T. Balko J. Barton J. Berg S. Bjorke E. Bollenson T. Boschee R. Brant E. Bratland J. Brede B. Bremseth C. Brostrom V. Brown D. Bruemmer P. Butterfield M. Bye V. Campeau S. Carlson B. Carr T. Cartwright P. Casanova M. Cassidy E. Chinquist P. Cowan D. Cragoe C. Dahlman L. DeKanick K. Dickey S. Dorumsgaard B. Draves D. Enrooth D. Erickson A. Evenson J. Ewing G. Falldin J. Fischer T. Fritz J. Fudali T. Gabel E. Gallagher E. Gavic D. Gehrke J. Geisel C. Gilmore A. Glass C. Grundmayer L. Gullickson S. Hadeen G. Handberg M. Hanlon P. Hartman S. Heinrich V. Heuer M. Holsten S. Hommel J. Huber M. Ives K. Jacenko 70 Juniors: Looking Ahead To '81 Selling candy, raking leaves, sponsoring Flower Day. and selling jerseys were several of the juniors' moneyraising activities for the Prom. Led by President Marj Holsten. Vice-president Dave Johnsen. Secretary Sharon Stone, and Treasurer Sue Johnson, the juniors won first prize for their Homecoming float and first place in the boys’ broomball Snow Daze competition. Row I: K. Jambor. R. Jaszewski. D. Johnsen. J. Johnson. L. Johnson. S. Johnson. Row 2: S. Johnson. M. Jones. J. Kaczor. T. Karelson. M. Kelly. G. Koch. Row 3= K. Koepcke. J. Koski. C. Kramer. K. Krueger. L. Kupietz, M. Labenski. Row 4. J. LaMere. D. Larson. J. LaTeurelle. K. Leba. P. Ledwein. C. Letourneau. D. Loahr. R. Loreno. Row 5: M. Lucas. P. Ludford. R. Lupienl. L. Maczka. R. Marks. C. McDaniel. A. McKenney. J. Mezzenga. Row 6: P. Miedtke. M. Misiak. S. Montgomery. K. Munkberg. S. Nelson. J. Noe. J. Oliver. M. Ostberg. Row 7: R. Osterberg. J. Palm. S. Pawlyshyn. D. Pekas. D. Pence. K. Peterson. L. Peterson. T. Peterson. 71 Top rowi M. Pisansky. M. Pucel. S. Puffer. I. Pulschcr. C. Rissell, L. Rudzilis. A. Saja, L. Sandford. Row 2: B. Sartor. L. Savstrom. M. Schander. A. Scheller. V. Schwaab. D. Scovil, M. Sholl. J. Siggelkow. Row 3: M. Slonine. N. Smith. K. Stephens. C. Stish. S. Stone. G. Stovall. R. Stuart. D. Studt. Row 4s D. Suhr. L. Svac. G. Swanson. M. Swierczek. C. Swiriduck. M. Tcssicr, C. Thompson. D. Thompson. Row 5. M. Thompson. P. Tonkin. D. Tuomie. D. Turgeon. J. Weber. K. Wheeler. D. Wiley. A. Wilson. Row 6: L. Wimsett. D. Worts. T. Worwa. A. Wynn. D. Zebro. B. Zimmer. T 2rrT.Tli oorrrfrn K. Adelmann J. Ahmann J. Ahrens J. Anderson M. Anton M. Bailey B. Baker J. Basara J. Beck L. Bench C. Bergman M. Berny B. Bjorklund E. Borg R. Borys R. Bowerman J. Boyce M. Bracchi B. Brehmer K. Brinda V. Brostrom M. Bucko J. Burton M. Butterfield M. Bye A. Christenson B. Christenson M. Cook M. Coulter M. Cragoe T. DeAngelo T. DeFilippis M. DeKanick V. Dosch N. Downing S. Driedger C. Durbahn L. Edgren C. Eid V. Evcnson D. Ferguson P. Fischer C. Froehle R. Fugere T. Gates M. Geisel J. Getter R. Glockzin L. Good S. Goodsell C. Hammond J. Happe J. Haug J. Hauge R. Hedin K. Helm M. Hess M. Hiebel K. Hugill L. Hultgren M. Hynes D. Iverson J. Jaszewski 76 Sophs: 82 — The Classy Crew!” Sophomores: a carefree class skipping from top of Jr. High to middle of Sr. High. Homecoming reps: Kim Zawislak. Mark Hess ... Activities: buying class rings ... getting jerseys ... doing lab reports in biology ... taking notes in history ... participating in sports and extra activities ... Led by Pres. Tracy LaValley. V.P. Mary Sallman. Treas. Sheri Leitzke. and Sec. Judy Rogers. Row I: G. Johnson. K. Johnson. R. Kelly. M. Kelly. G. Kieffer. J. Knapp. Row 1. B. Koski. L. Kotrba. J. Kripotos. J. Kukielka. M. LaForce. P. LaForce. Row 3: T. LaValley. C. Lepsch. S. Leitzke. C. Lindman. M. Lloyd. J. Loughlin. Row 4: P. Loyas. A. lundgren. S. Lupient. C. Madden. L. Mam. P. Marquis. C. Martin. T. Matthys. Row 5: D. McDaniel. M. McGinn. B. McIntyre. D. Metusalem. P. Meyers. P. Miller. J. Mitchell. S. Montgomery. Row 6: G. Nash. J. Newcomer. M. Nizielski. E. Nypan. T. O'Donnell. P. Paar. R. Peloqum. G. Petrich. Row 7i R. Piersak. K. Poetker. Z. Poletz. $. Puncochar. D. Rebelein. A. Riabokin. J. Rogers. R. Sage. 77 Top row: M. Sallman. J. Sandford. B. Sartor. K. Sav-strom. S. Sawamura. R. Schwabe. J. Shadrick. T. Skwarek. Row 2: S. Smigleski. R. Steele. J. Stephens. S. Stish. P. Stroncek. K. Stroom. M. Thomas. K. Thompson. Row 3: M. Thompson. S. Thornton. D. Timmersman. J. Tuzinski. S. Ugargol. S. Ungemach, M. A. Urista. M. Vijums. Row 4: N. Volna. L. Wachen-heim. J. Wagner. T. Wagner. S. Walker. S. War-umzer. S. Wegner. J. Wehr. Row 5: J. Weinmeyer. L. Welch. E. Weyhmann. S. White. S. Wildes. S. Wilson. M. Wimsett. J. Woody. Bottom row: B. Yost. K. Zawislak. T. Zumwalt. 78 K. Anderson K. Anderson P. Andreseik S. Aril P. Babcock R. Bala E. Berg M. Bonaventura P. Boyce L. Brama J. Brede S. Bremseth T. Brostrom D. Brown T. Brown A. Burns K. Burton S. Campbell J. Carlson R. Carlson C. Carroll S. Cartwright J. Cherewan A. Chorzempa L. Christien K. Christenson D. Clasen T. Clemens C. Cowan B. Dahlman K. Dehnhard J. Dietrich J. Dowdle A. Dregger J. Evans G. Ewing J. Flaherty K. Forsythe J. Fugere T. Gabel M. Gallagher S. Hanson J. Hildebrandt K. Hire T. Holmes K. Hultgren R.Iverson D. Jankowski D. Jemming M. K. Johnsen A. M. Johnson T. Johnson M. Jones M. Juricko P. Jurkovich L. Kaczrowski N. Kantorowicz A. Kelly D. Kennedy K. King J. Knox P. Koehler D. Kopka 82 Freshmen: ’83 Is The One To Be! Freshmen — teens of senior high ... led by Susan Cartwright (Pres.), V.P. Beth Peterson. Sec. Sue Wehr. treasurer Barb Meier ... Participated in Super Huskie competition ... Homecoming attendant Kathleen Forsythe ... Minnehaha falls was theme of Homecoming float ... Snow Daze participation included first place in one of six competing categories: attendance! also third place in boys girls broomball. Row I. T. Korba. T. Krebs. S. Krieger. S. Larson. D. Leba. S. Leba. Row 2. M. Lilecky. W. Loreno. J. Luciw. S. MacNeil. M. Maczka. J. Martin. Row i B. Meier. J. Miel. G. Miller. L. Momchilovich. S. Nelson. L. Noe. Row 4: L. Novak. A. Olson. S. Panning. C. Payne. L. Pearson. D. Peleske. A. Peterson. B. Peterson. Row I, J. Piersak. B. Powles. P. Puffer. M. Rudensky. N. Saja. B. Schipper. B. Scovil. R. Seeley. Row 1. B. Shadduck. S. Smalley. D. Smuda. S. Sommer. D. Staege. D. Stockton. L. Torguson. D. Tracy. Row 3: B. Villella. H. Waller. S. Ward. S. Wehr. J. White. A. Williams. J. Wistrand. T. Worwa. Row 4, J. Zebro. J. Zimmer. Football Has Best Season Ever The 1979 football team established itself as the greatest in VHS history by posting an 8 1 record and tying for the Tri-Metro Conference Championship. Featuring a high-powered offensive and a devastating defense, the Huskies set several records. Team records set: Most points scored in I season-231, Most touchdowns scored-34, Most points scored in I game-47, Most yards rushing in I season-1,614, Most yards passing in one season-1,040. Best won-loss record in VHS history-8-l, Fewest points allowed in I season-76. Power left. Sweep 481 VARSITY FOOTBALL. Bottom row: Doug Enrooth. Dan Tuomie. Tom Cartwright. Paul Bridgeman. Charlie Neumann. Captain Tim Thompson, Captain Matt Wente. Captain Craig Gromek. Steve Tuomie. Rob Osterberg. Jason Huber. Pat Ledwein. Dick Forsythe. Mike Kelly. Middle row: Greg Handberg. Kirk Wheeler. Mike Bye. Paul Casanova. Craig Ostebee. John Gallagher. Bill McReavy. Ken Peterson. Eric Borg. Jeff Baustert. Brad Draves. Bob Stuart. Bob Bowerman. Stewart Montgomery. Top rowi Coach Rollie Nesheim. Asst. Coach Dave Evans, Paul Butterfield. Tom Fritz. Brad Sartor. Dave Bruemmer. Todd Hertog. Peter Zaccardi, John Froehle. Jeff Johnson. Paul Cowan. Mark Tessier. Tom Baldwin. Jim Barton. Bruce Floren. Dan Litecky. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Kneeling: Lisa Schrenk. Beih Carlson. Debbie Handberg. Sheila Bailey. Standing: Coach Roger Johnson. Bob Loreno. Tim Gates. Brad Carr. Steve Carr. Steve Heinrich. Paul Stroncek. Eric Chinquist. CC Team Is Sixth With the help of Captain S. Carr and Coach R. Johnson, the Cross Country Team reached the finish line with 6th place in the conference. Coach Johnson stated that the seniors were the inspiration for the whole team. He also said that we need more runners, especially girls. B-SQUAD FOOTBALL. Bottom row. Mike Kelly. Doug McDaniel. Mike Lloyd. Marty DeKanick. Capt. John Kukielka. Mike Cook. Brian Bjorklund. Shawn Goodsell. Roger Piersak. Middle row. Barry Sartor. Tim DeAngelo. Jim Boyce. Larry Stephens. Chris Martin. Steve Walker. Mark Hess. John Jaszewski. Scott Puncochar. Andy Riabokin. John Loughlin. Top row= Steve White. Mark Anton. John Knapp. Paul Marquis. Mike Cragoe. John Getter. Ty De Filippis. Mark Vijums. Todd O'Donnell. Scott Montgomery. Paul Loyas. Mark Thompson. Coach Paulus. Volleyball Tri-Metro Co-Champs What team slides on the floor and grunts like seals? Who captured their Tri-Metro Conference? Who took second place in District I5A? Who won first place in the second Tri-Metro Tournament? If you don’t know, ask Coach Houle or co-captains Debbie Thompson and Terri Peleski. Jackie LaMere, Pam Mied-tke, Lisa Svac, Laurie Hultgren. or Julie Croft could also tell you that it’s the great A-Squad Volleyball Team. The team has performed as high as I expected and did well in tight situations all season,” said Coach Houle. He also commented that they are an exceptionally nice group. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SQUAD. Bottom row: Karen Koepcke. Laurie Hultgren. Beth Christianson. Sue Johnson. Ginny Schwabe. Lisa Svac. Top row: Coach Leon Houle. Margaret Slonine. Laurie Pearson. Julie Croft. Pam Miedtke. Debbie Thompson 13, Terri Peleske. Debbie Thompson II. Asst. Coach Lucy Barnes. B VOLLEYBALL. Bottom row: Tracy LaValley. Beth Peterson. Sue Cartwright. Diana Stockton. Sue Wehr. Anne Kelly. Middle row. Patti Boyce. Marcelle Jones. Beth Christenson. Terry Wagner. Kim Zawislak, Cheryl Cowan. Barb Meier. Top row: Coach Leon Houle. Ann Chorzempa. Brenda Brehmer. Lori Pearson. Bonnie Shadduck. M.B. Juricko. Mary Kay Bye. Carole Froehle. Sheri Leitzke. Coach Lucy Barnes. (Team pictures by Scherling Pletschi action shots by John Croft.) Swimmers: Young And Promising Members of girls' relay team eagerly await victory. The Girls’ Swimming team, coached by Mr. Berg and managed by A. Lundgren. dived into a promising dual season, finishing with a 9-3 win-loss record. Captain Maria Pisan-sky led Lauri Pul-scher. Sue Sawamura. Missy Coulter, and the rest of the team into a season of tremendous improvement. Since there are no seniors on the team, next year's season looks promising, especially since the girls are strong in all areas except backstroke and diving. GIRLS’ SWIMMING. Bottom row: Sue Ungemach. Renee Fugere. Lisa Main. Jennifer Dennison. Judy Johnson. Mtkki Erpelding. Amy Volna. Nancy Johnson. Mary Jo Yurek. Lisa Fulton. Asst. Coach Feyereisen. Row 2: Chris Durbahn. Sue Sawamura. Lauri Pulscher. Missy Coulter. Ann Kotrba. Maria Pisansky. Jill Fugere. diver Tricia Kelly. Julie Knox. Cindy Sawamura. Mgr. Andrea Lundgren. Diving Coach Wegner. Coach Ron Berg. Top row: Margaret Bracchi. Heidi Boll. Christy Timmer. Tanya Charlcsworth. Christy Main. Lisa Brama. Amy Getter. Cheryl Wachenheim. Gretchen Anderson, diver Kristin Berklich. Ruth Marks. Nancy Downing. Girls’ Tennis Conf. Record 5-2 The Girls’ tennis team, under Coach Bob Sack, earned a Conference Record of 50 with losses to Blake and Mahtomedi. In the Conference Tournament Leslie Good and Claudia Anderson achieved 1st and 2nd in singles. Beth Schipper and Kris Anderson reached quarter finals in doubles. In the District Meet, Leslie Good lost to St. Paul Academy’s singles player (who later took the state title) in the semi-finals. GIRLS' TENNIS. Bottom rowi Beth Schipper. Anne Schellcr. Claudia Anderson. Penny Tonkin, Leslie Good. Mary Ostberg. Top rowi Terri Draves. Judy Johnson. Mindy Handberg, Wanda Jameros. Kristen Anderson. Jackie Zimmer. Coach Bob Sack. Team Tied For Conf. Championship Varsity cagers, with captains Deb Thompson 6 Claudia Anderson, tied with Marshall-U for Conference Championship with a 12-2 record. The team, according to Coach Burlingame. was weak in passing and shooting but had strengths in rebounding 6 defense. The B” squad, under Coach Paulus. earned a 11-3 Conf. rcord. The team developed into the best squad in my 3 years of coaching at VHS. commented the Coach. The future is bright. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Kneeling: Eileen Baker. Beth Carlson. Claudia Anderson. Marguerite Slonine. Jean Jurkovich. Lisa Svac. Standing: Coach Burlingame. Carol Brostrom. Debbie Thompson. Cindy Friend. Pam Miedtke. Terri Peleske. Carol Grundmeyer. Penny Tonkin. Maria Pisansky. Missing: Wanda Jameros. B” SQUAD. Kneeling. Leslie Good. Lisa Main. Capt. Beth Christenson. Carole Froehle. Capt. Laurie Ffultgren. Standing: Beth Peterson. Ann Chorzempa. Lori Pearson. Mary Beth Juricko. Beth Schipper. Coach Paulus. Missing: Cindy Lepsch. 93 Cagers Have 6-8 Conf. Record Varsity basketball, under Coach Melby, had a 6-8 Conference record. Strengths were defense 6 rebounding; weakness was shooting. Mark Bratland was All-Conference. Steve Brad Carr earned All-Conf. Honorable Mention. The team lacked consistency; however, they never quit hustling. said Coach Melby. Nine-five was the Conference B squad record. According to Coach Gautschi, the team had good overall shooters and re-bounders, but needed improvement in defense. B SQUAD BASKETBALL. Kneeling! Steve Walker. Brian Bjorklund. John Laughlin. Larry Stephens. John Jaszewski. Rob Glockzin. Standing-. Jim Wehr. Bob Bowerman. Barry Sartor. Scott Montgomery. Mark Thompson. Tim Gates. Coach Mark Gautschi. Missing! Ken Hugill. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Kneeling: Jason Huber. Brad Sartor. Dave Larson. Tim Thompson, Jeff Baustert, Paul Cowan. Mark Beaubien. Mike Misiak. Vern Heuer. Standing: Coach Dave Melby. Eric Bratland. Brad Draves. Capt. Steve Carr. Jim Barton. John Froehlc, Capt. Mark Bratland. Doug Walker. Dave Scovil. Mark Tessier. Brad Carr. Jerry Palm. Larry Wimsett. Doug Gehrke. Asst. Coach Mark Gautschi. Missing: Bob Stuart. 94 The boys' swim-m'rng team, under Coach Berg and Captain Craig Osr tebee. was young and inexperienced but improved greatly” during the season. Outstanding swimmers were Tom Fritz (6th in State in SO-yard freestyle and 7 th in lOO-yard freestyle). Mark Lucas. Cratg Ostabee. and Boris Tost. TEA£I K ling Mgr. Andrea Lundgren. Mgr. Dan Leba. Mgr. Ruth Marks. Middle row, M.ke Nizielskl. Cap,. Cra.g Os tebee. Mark Vi|ums. Doug Kennedy. Tom Fritz. Ken Wildes. Boris Yost. Mark Lucas. Coach Berg. Top row. Diving Coach Wegner. Scon Wegner. Damian Wagner. Lance Bench. Dan Tracy. Blake Wagner. Dan Egeland. Asst. Coach Killpatrick. Missing, Tim Knox. Dan Knox. Wrestlers = Conference Champions Under Coach Evans, the Wrestlers captured the Conference Championship with a 5-0 record. All-Conf. wrestlers were Falldin, LaForce. Neumann. Pekas, Behl. Peterson, Ffertog. Team had good balance, and all 12 entries in District scored points and placed. VFfS was runner-up. Varsity had 21 grapplers who lettered. Season record was 13-2. B Squad. Kneeling: M. Medved. T. McMullen. W. Loreno. S. Ellson. C. Martin. J. Wistrand. R. Piersak. Standing: Coach R. bnrooth. T. DeAngelo. R. Hertog. R. Schwabe. D. Enrooth. J. White. S. White. M. Bye. J. Hauge. Coach B. lundeen. Coach H. Gray. Missing: Zumwalt. Gavic. Jankowski. Cartwright. VARSITY. Kneeling: Coach Evans. Wayne Loreno. Gary Falldin. Mike LaForce. Chris Martin. Capt. Charlie Neumann. John Kukielka. Tim Balko. Doug McDaniel. Standing: Steve White. Mike Bye. John DeAngelo. Dana Pekas, DuWayne Pence. Steve Heinrich. Capt. Jay Hartman. John Gray. Jeff Behl. Ken Peterson. Todd Hertog. Coach Bob Lundeen. Coach Hal Gray. Missing: T. Pollen. D. Enrooth. % VHS Gymnasts Second In State! APPINE55 IS 0UMNASTXC5 Co-captain Kelly Gallman waits for judges' nod to mount the balance beam. What VHS team won 2nd in State, 1st in Region 4A. 2nd in River Falls Tournament. won the Rose-mount Tournament. has a 10-3 dual record? Why. it’s our gymnastics team under Coaches Grant Lingwall! Outstanding gymnasts were Laura Bjorklund with 33.75 (all-around score) and Kelly Gal-man (33.05). Whimper and Whine (KB and BB) drove the team crazy with their humorous theme song. A lot of potential describes the team. GYMNASTICS TEAM. Back row: Asst. Coach Curt Lingwall. Ruth Jaszewski. Kathy Stephens. Rita Borys. Karen Hultgren. Carolyn Madden. Lisa Schrenk. Mary Swierczek. Donna Smuda. Jane Martin. Jennifer Mitchell Jenny Baker. Coach Corlyce Grant. Middle row: Donna Clasen. Mary Berny. Sheila Ugargol. Bridget Baker. Jackie Tuzinski. Sandy Hommel. Noel Saja. Kris Brinda. Mary Kay Johnsen. Front: Captains Kelly Galman and Laura Bjorklund. Missing: Hanson. Villella. 97 TT, Badminton Strong In Singles All-Conference players are also captains.-Badminton-Sheila Bailey. Table Tennis-Leslie Good. Both teams have weak doubles and strong singles. At the end-of-season tournament, TT took 2nd place and Badminton took 3rd place. Leslie Good is only person in all schools who plays both TT and badminton, according to Coach Teigen. Karen Hire practices her backhand stroke in badminton. Leslie Good takes her turn at serving in table tennis. Table Tennis and Badminton Teams. Bottom row: Leslie Good. Rita Peloquin. Jackie Zimmer. Kristen Anderson. Middle row: Coach Teigen, Heather Lundgren. Karen Hire. Sandy Lupient. Top row: Chris Durbahn. Christy Timmer. Sheila Bailey. Lisa Schrenk. Dawn Olson. Missing: R. Arnsdorf. A. Lundgren. B. Borg. L. Bailey. 98 Huskie Record: 10-4 In Conference B” SQUAD HOCKEY. Goalie: Shaun Goodsell. Standing: Todd Holmes. Brad Dahlman. Jim Kripotos. Greg Miller. Jim Boyce. Paul Stroncek. C. J. Bergman. Coach Cherwien. Under the coaching of Mr. Kulenkamp. the Huskies earned an overall record of 15-6. The team performed up to my expectations but fell one game short of our team goal-to win the Conference.” said the Coach. Despite many injuries to key players, the team worked together and forgot about personal glory for the benefit of the team.” All-Conference: Dan Litecky Eric Borg. Honorable Mention: P. Bridgeman. S. Tuomi. Outstanding players: D. Litecky, M. Howey, S. Tuomie. D. Tuomie, E. Borg, D. Loahr. VARSITY HOCKEY. Kneeling: Peter Meyers. Dan Tuomie. Mike Cook. Mike Boyce. Kevin Stroom. Dan Litecky. Shaun Goodsell. Mike Lloyd. Brent Christenson. Andy Riabokin. Marty DeKanick. Standing: Coach Kulenkamp. Craig Gromek. Mike McGinn. Rob Osterberg. Mark Hess. Dave Zebro. Paul Kmlt. Mark Howey. Paul Casanova. Eric Borg. Steve Tuomie. Doug Loahr. Paul Bridgeman. Asst. Coach Cherwien. Softball: Softball B” squad is coached by Mr. Kulenkamp. whose outlook for the season is that the team is young and building for the future.” Experienced players are Rita Borys and Ann Kotrba. The team has no captains. Commenting on his team’s strengths and weaknesses, Coach Kulenkamp stated, Our pitchers are young and will get better. The only available information concerning the A” squad is the names of its captains Jackie LaMere and Margaret Slonine. Mr. Bullock is the coach. B SQUAD. Kneeling: Anne Scheller. Sue Cartwright. Beth Peterson. Laura Noe. Mary Cassidy. Standing! Ann Kotrba. Bonnie Shadduck. Diana Stockton. Julie Knox. Ann Marie Johnson, Cheryl Cowan. Coach Kulenkamp. Building For The Future VARSITY. Kneeling: Leslie Good. Laurie Hultgren. Kim Helm. Jackie LaMere. Margaret Slonine. Penny Tonkin. Vicky Brostrom. Standing: Mgr. Dan Leba. Kathleen Forsythe. Anita Wynn. Carol Grundmayer. Carole Froehle. Maria Pisansky. Carolyn Madden. Lisa Svac. Rita Borys. Sara Wilson. Coach Bullock. 100 Team’s Aim: Second In Conference B SQUAD. Kneeling: Kevin Stroom. Aaron Burns. Jeff White. Mike Lloyd. John Kukielka. Todd Holmes. Greg Miller. Standing: Coach Johnson. Greg Johnson. Larry Stephens, Mike Kelly. Doug McDaniel. Pete Meyers. Mark Thompson. Shawn Goodsell. John Laughlin. Mike Cook. Steve White. Besides captains Mark Beaubien and Matt Wente, the returning lettermen are Brad Carr, Eric Borg. Brad Draves. John Gallagher. Mark Hess. Jerry Palm, and Bob Stuart. All the players are hard working, headsup baseball players. said Coach Palm. The team expects to be 2nd or 3rd in the Conference this year. A lack of varsity experience could be considered the team’s only drawback, according to the Coach. The B team is coached by Mr. Johnson, who was not available for comment. VARSITY. Kneeling: Coach Palm. Marty DeKanick. Paul Bridgeman. Dave Larson. Mark Beaubien. Matt Wente. Henry Czupryna. Bob Stuart. Standing: Mark Hess. John Gallagher. Eric Borg. Brad Carr. Jerry Palm. Brad Bremseth. Bob Bowerman. Brad Draves. 101 Girls’ And Boys’ Track Teams According to Coach Sandberg, the boys’ track team should be competitive in most events but needs depth. We need more dedicated track men to fill some gaps. Experienced players include Tom Fritz in shotput discus, Dave Bruemmer in pole vault 6 hurdles, Steve Carr in the 1600-meter run. Steve Carr is team captain. Outstanding members of girls’ track team are Diane Laughlin (440 100-yd. dash) and Debbie Thompson (hurdles, relays. sprints). GIRLS' TRACK. Silting: K. Klassy. A. Getter. P. Stroom. K. Brama, C. Carroll. K. Hultgren, L. Main. T. LaValley. J. Miel. S. Larson. M. Ostberg. C. Krumrie. Kneeling.- K. Koepcke. B. Westlund. J. Zawislak. J. Stevens. J. Johnson. S. Arlt. B. Meier. H. Bolt. L. Sehrenk. Captain B. Carlson. Captain C. Anderson. K. Main. J. Dennison. Coach Orling. Standing: Coach Paulus. Captain D. Thompson. J. Brede. M. LaValley. L. Freund. L. Pearson. M. Jones. J. Brede. A. Chorzempa. J. Siggelkow. P. Hartman. J. Martin. K. Stephens. J. Grundmayer. J. Suhr. Missing: D. Laughlin. BOYS' TRACK. Sitting: Tom baker. Mark Weinberger. Steve Carr. Doug Enrooth. Stewart Montgomery. Greg Handberg. Dave Bruemmer. Paul Marquis. Kneeling: Tim Gates. Brad Dahlman. Greg Ewing. Scott Puncochar. Tom Fritz. Mark Tessier. Standing: Coach Sandberg. Paul Casanova. Eric Chinquist. Larry Wimsett. Jason Huber. Doug Gehrke. Mark Vijums. Aubrey Castillo. Chris Kramer. Paul Cowan. Golfers Seek Conference Title With the Conference title as their goal, the A squad will capitalize on its strengths, experience in matches and a desire to improve, to achieve it. A” squad has no captains but experienced players are Nizielski. Hauge. Glockzin. Bjorklund, Bratland. Barton. B Squad also has no captains but Allen. Bratland. and Hilliard are the leaders. Coach Cherwien says his squad's strength is desire and 'stick to it' attitude. We never say 'die.'” ’B SQUAD GOLF. Kneeling. Tim Allen. Mike Hilliard. David Bratland. Mark Madden. Standing: Coach Cherwien. Tom Korba. Jamie Bullock, Paul Koehler. Steve Nelson. A SQUAD GOLF. Kneeling: Mtke Nizielski. Brian Bjorklund. Gary Falldin. Steve Johnson. Jim Hauge. Standing: Coach Pearl. Vern Heuer. Tom Fritz. Paul Butterfield. Eric Bratland. Jim Barton. Missing: Glockzin. Wegner. Tom Cartwright assumes restful stance as he Dave Wiley’s afraid of the tennis ball! thinks about future matches. Is Team’s Strength Enthusiasm Mr. Sack, Boys’ Tennis Coach, states that lack of experience is a team weakness, (no player has been in a varsity match so far.) The coach states that youth and enthusiasm are the team’s strengths. Improvement of skills and playing as a team” are the goals for this year. Kneeling: Tom Cartwright. Mark Litecky. Brian Scovil. Lance Wicks. Chris Payne. Bob Lorcno. Standing. Dave Wiley. Dave Scovil. Paul Kmit. Dave Stockton. John Hildebrandt, Mark Johnson. Tom Brostrom, Coach Sack. 104 Village High Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to give student service and to increase the amount of school spirit and participation. Some projects sponsored by the Council were the Homecoming and Snow Daze activities and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Officers included President Matt Wente. V.P. Tammy Heinrich. Secretary Kris Anderson. Treasurer Debbie Thompson, and School Board representative Mark Howey. Mr. Kerl was the advisor. Student Council Officers: Matt Wente. Tammy Heinrich. Debbie Thompson. Secretary Kris Anderson. Mark Howey. STUDENT COUNCIL. Sitting: Julie Siggelkow. Greg Ewing. Lisa Allen. Marjorie Holsten. Debbie Thompson. Cindy Friend. Terri Peleske. Karen Hultgren. Marcelle Jones. Ruth Seeley. Eileen Baker. Middle row: Kristin Anderson. Tammy Heinrich.Chris Eid. Kathi Palm. Mary Swierczek. Lisa Brama. Julie Brede. Kathleen Forsythe. Cheryl Cowan. Sue Ungemach. Standing: Matt Wente. Dave Johnson. Steve Yurek. Tracy LaValley. Sherri Lietzke. Dave Torguson. Mark Howey. Tom Cartwright. Kirk Dickey. Mr. Kerl. Missing: John Erickson. Baustert Heads Newspaper Staff VILLAGE HIGH VIEWS. Sealed: Mary Murphy. Chris Eid. Leslie Good. Tina Karelson. Standing: Sieve Yurek. Jeff Baustert. advisor Mr. Clark. Paul Loyas. Marjorie Holsten. Editor Jeff Baustert pensively plans the Snow Daze issue of the Village High Views.” Editor Jeff Baustert reviewed 1979-1980 Village High Views”: We’ve put together a newspaper that is more entertainment oriented than the usual review of things gone by. Without a room to base the paper in (and a small staff) we've had fun learning about getting it put together. Jeff is helped by Sports Editor Dave Bruemmer. Photo Editor Paul Loyas. Advisor Mr. Clark, and main contributors Tina Ka relson and Mary Mur-phy. Yearbook Staff Works Long Hours Paul Loyas - Photography Bonnie Shadduck • Staff Member Ken Hugill - Photography Ann Marie Johnson • Staff Member Leslie Good - Copy Staff Ms. Plotnik Advisor The yearbook staff worked long hours to produce the 1980 VILLAGER. LiJ Selling Ads, Producing 1980 'villager Mary Maczka - Business Staff Sandra Snsh Layout Staff llZ Wevhinann Business Staff Dave Iverson • Photography Cheryl Cowan Staff Member Dave Wiley Photography Chris fcid Copy Staff Pam Paar. Andrea Lundgren. Tracy Matthys • Staff Members AFS Club Welcomes Too” Under the leadership of advisor Ms. Lund-quist. Pres. Julie Croft. V.P. Terri Peleske. Sec. Debbie Thompson, and Treas. Cindy Friend, the AFS Club presented a Tea for Too in October to introduce Too, sponsored Santa Grams, chose Carla Stish as candidate to go abroad next year, held International Weekend Jan. 31-Feb. 3. Purpose of club: to foster understanding between countries by sending and receiving student ambassadors ” Ku,ruedee (Too) Otaganonta. an AFS student from Thailand living with the Larry Schrcnk family of St. Anthony Village, looks through an old yearbook with other students from the same study hall. (C. Piersak, B. Zimmer. J. Geisel. B. Suhr) AFS CLUB. Sitting: Cathy Piersak, Julie Croft. Debbie Thompson. Terri Peleske. Cindy Friend. Mary Cassidy. Leslie Good. Ms. Lundquist. Standing: Elaine Matthys. Brenda Hager. Liz Weyhmann. Sandra Stish. Pam Paar. Carla Stish. Tracy Matthys. Chris Eid. Missing: Bjorke. Handberg. Schrenk. Otaganonta. Haug. Marks. Volna, Nishizawa. Lundgren. Spanish And French Clubs SPANISH CLUB. Silting: Ms. Lundquist. S. Stish. T. Peleskc. J. Croft. J. Krueger. W. Jameros. T. Heinrich. Middle row: C. Eid. L. Pulscher. L. Johnson. M. Hanlon. L. Savstrom. J. Basara. A. McKenney. Top row: E. Matthys. B. Hager. K. Anderson. Z. Poletz. K. Hire. N. Kantorowicz. T. Matthys. Missing: Savstrom. Bjorke. Opland. Durbahn. Wilson. Gallagher. Johnson. Jaszewski. Parmelee. Mitchell. FRENCH CLUB. Sitting: S. Driedgcr. J. Miel. J. Knox. D. Stockton. A. Chorzempa. S. Ungemach. J. Martin. M. Juricko. S. Aril. K. Forsythe. Middle row: C. Cowan. R. Carlson. M. Holsten. R. Steele. K. King. D. Smuda. E. Berg. T. Karelson. K. Palm. C. Piersak. Standing: G. Ewing. J. Stevens. B. Hager. L. Weyhmann. J. Piersak. J. Haug. R. Bala. B. Shadduck. M. Maczka. C. Stish. P. Ludford. Mr. Cherwien. The Spanish and French Clubs combine in some activities as the International Club. The clubs had a hayride in November and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. Attending cultural events, providing social activities are two purposes of these clubs. Club advisors are Ms. Lundquist (Spanish ) and Mr. Cherwien (French). Spanish Club officers are B. Hager. E. Matthys. French Club officers: K. Palm, J. Naegele. S. Unge-mnach. and K. Forsythe. 113 Pom Pons Show Creative Style Besides providing entertainment at football and basketball games and at pep fests. the Pom Pons also competed in four tournaments this year: U. of M. Danceline Competition (4th place), Winter Carnival. State, and Aquatennial competitions. Under the guidance of Laurie Radmer and with the leadership of Captain Kathi Palm. Assistant Captain Jan Naegele, and Secretary-Treasurer Tammy Heinrich, and Danceline meets for practice Tuesdays and Thursdays 3-5 P. M. Radmer comments: The Danceline has worked very hard on creative new dance numbers.” Muffi Gallagher. Cathy Piersak, and Paula Smuda form part of the danceline circle. POM PONS. Seated in front row: Cathy Piersak. Paula Smuda. Kathi Palm. Jan Naegele. Pam Ludford. Muffi Gallagher. Back row- Carolyn Madden. Tammy Heinrich. Diane Worts. Laura Maczka. Corrine Dahlman. Rita Sage. T I, Home Ec, And OEA Clubs Trade Industry Co-Operative Work Program. Seated.- Advisor Mr. Houle. B. Falls. A. Hawkinson. C. Dahlberg. J. Martin. G.Doroshenko. Top row: C. Utke. T. Dostal. B. Thompson. P. Anton. S. Yurek. S. Dehnhard. J. Krueger. L. Juricko. P. Johnson. C. lacarella. M. Burton. L. Miller. Home Economics Club. Jackie Minks. Advisor Ms. Willey. Sue Warumzer. Missing; K. Helm. J. Berg. Office Education Association. C. Relf. S. Stuewer. K. McNulty. L. Melby. L. Overstake. J. Lepsch. A. Tombarge. Advisor Ms. Lund. 115 VHS Science And Chess Clubs The VHS Science Club, with Mr. Ellsworth Larson as advisor, usually met during Period One the second Tuesday of each month. Some students continued work on a class lab experiment. Others brought their own ideas of things to work on. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in science activities. There are no club officers, and students work on projects of their choice. SCIENCE CLUB. Steve Heinrich. Marj Holsten. Tom Fritz. John DeAngelo. Missing. Greg Koch. Doug Gehrke. Eric Bollensen. Tom Cartwright. The purpose of the Chess Club, according to advisor Mr. Hugill. is to promote interest in playing chess and an activity for those who like to play chess. Steve Kramer is club president. Chris Kramer is vice-president, and Russ Holsten is secretary-treasurer. The club belongs to the Twin City High School Chess League and has a 14-week schedule of matches. Some members enter the St. Paul Winter Carnival and other tournaments. Other schools in the same chess league as VHS are Marshall U. and Armstrong. 116 CHESS CLUB. Chris Kramer. Russ Holsten. Kyle Petrich. Mr. Hugill. Dean Petrich. Gale Petrich. Steve Kramer. Missing: Aaron Brasket. Todd Peterson. Bob Rebelein. Letterwinners And Lighting Clubs LETTERWINNERS CLUB. Sitting: Jason Huber. Sheila Bailey. Lisa Schrenk. Julie Croft. Cindy Friend. Terri Peleske. Debbie Thompson. Eileen Baker. Middle: Greg Handberg. Mark Thompson. Scott Puncochar. Susie Ungemach, Rita Borys. Mary Swierczek, Jackie Tuzinski. Standing: Larry Wimseth. Steve Heinrich. Paul Cowan. Mark Tessier. Matt Wente. Beth Carlson. Debbie Handberg. Advisor Mr. Gautschi. LIGHTING CREW. Sitting: Cheryl Cowan. Mary Maczka. Paul Loyas. Lisa Schrenk. Lynn Torguson. Standing. Ken Hugill. Dave Iverson. Advisor Mr. Wilke. Steve Yurek. To run the concession stand, to award the Greg Bigger Grant, and to preside over the all-sports spring banquet are projects of Letterwinners under the direction of advisor Mr. Gautschi, President Matt Wente, V.P. Debbie Thomp son, Secretary Cindy Friend, and Treasurer Beth Carlson. In addition tot he a-bove projects, the club buys 6 replaces trophies £ letter awards. 03 CONCERT CHOIR: Bottom row: J. J. Newcomer. J. Calguire. D. Studt. M. Ostberg. J. Naegele. J. Kneger. C. Brostrom. K. Parmelee. C. Swiriduck. S. Dehnhard. D. Thompson. P. Tilseth. A. Kotrba. M. Wimsett. M. LaDoucer. L. Luckman. C. Froehle. J. Morgan. K. Munkberg. K. Johnson. Row 1. K. Thompson. K. Jambor. M. K. Butterfield. M. Kelly. A. Johnson. J. Minks. C. Lepsch. D. Shadduck. J. Martin. J. LaTourelle. C. Kiminki. C. Madden. L. Svac. P. Miller. B. Iverson. D. Geisel. T. Olaganonta. S. Ugargol. Row 3 M. Labenski. M. Murphy. M. Jones. S. Wilson. K. Savstrom. S. Dorumsgaard. M. Thomas. S. Carr. D. Bruemmer. S. Yurek. J. Gray. S. Miller. T. Baker. D. Iverson, S. Smigleski. S. Hommcl. Top row: Mr. Opsaia. J. Kukielka. J. Weber. S. Puffer. J. Koski. B. Carr. D. Timmersman. M. Hines. D. Doll. T. Postal. D. Scovil. V. Tracy. B. Bowerman. S. Amundsen. K. Maahs. P. Loyas. Choir Forms Two New Groups: Pop Singers, Madrigal Singers Since September the Pop Singers and Madrigal Singers were formed. The latter performed for North Central Accreditation Banquet and Senior Citizens. The Concert Choir performed a Christmas Concert at the IDS Crystal Court; they also attended the opera La Boheme” by the Mn. Opera Company. Show Tunes will be two days and be based on songs from the 70's. This year's choir is the best we've had in 3 years. We’ve set our goals high with continued hard work, we will achieve them.” hopes Director Opsata. Above: Choir officers are Judy Marlin. John Gray. Jan Naegele. and Lisa Svac. Below left: Choir Director Mr. Opsata. Below right: Accompanist Debbie Thompson. CONCERT BAND. Row I: Marjorie Hofcien. Kris Anderson. Jenny Berg. Ann Marie Johnson. Laura Subak. Kristin Anderson. Betsy Opland. Joan Erickson. Jana Brede. Row 2: Debbie Thompson. Virginia Schwaab. Jean Jurkovich. Janice Basara. Wanda Jameros. Sheila Bailey. Kim Zawislak. Tamara Heinrich. Laura Maczka. Larry Stephens. Laurie Hultgren. Nancy Volna. Pam Miedtke. Wendy Moore. Brenda Brehmer. Lisa Juricko. Row 3: Rota Sage, Sheryl Lietzke. Tracy LaValley. Jennifer Mitchell. Kathleen Stephens. David Gunder- son. Paul Christopherson. Beth Carlson. Sue Driedger, Lisa Schrenk. Greg Handberg. Karen Kopecke. Mark Bratland. Sharon Stone. Robyn Arnsdorf. Kirk Dickey. Erik Stockton. Tony Glass. David Torguson. Charles Letourneau. Row 4: Cindy Friend. Robert Glockzin. Brian Bjorklund. Vern Heuer. Mark Tessier. Craig Ostebee. Tom Fritz. Ted Christenson. Joe Osekowsky. Boris Yost. Dave Larson. Jim Barton. David Stockton. VHS Band To Compete In Traverse City, Michigan In July Abovei The Marching Band leads the Homecoming Parade. Below. T. Christenson. D. Larson. L. Stephens. J. Oliver. T. Gabel. M. Pucel participate in the Snow Daze Pep Fest. The VHS Concert Band received All-Superior ratings in the State Region Band Contest for 13th year in a row. The Varsity Band and Jazz Ensemble also received superior ratings in the Band Contest. During the summer of '79, the Marching Band received 1st Place Awards at the Cheyenne Frontier Days and in Boulder. Colorado. Band officers include Pres. Mark Bratland. V.P. Kris Anderson, Sec. Cindy Friend. Treas. Joan Erickson Band director is Mr. Roger Bjorklund. Speech Team Wins In Conference Though small, the debate team maintained a winning record throughout the season. The team attended a tournament at Watertown in mid-February. The I9S0 speech team had a great yearl The team won 1st place in the Conference and a runner up trophy in District. Jamie Krieger (in humorous competition) and Laura Subak (in dramatic reading) won the right to attend the National Forensic League tournament in Huntsville, Alabama in June. The speech team, made up of many inexperienced members, is one of the largest and best teams in several years. DEBATE. From row; Chris Eid. David Stockton. Miss Westrom. Corrine Dahlman. Back Row: Leslie Good. Chris Kramer. Ruma Bala. SPEECH TEAM. Kneeling: Ann Marie Johnson. Ginny Schwaab. Laura Subak. Corrine Dahlman. Elizabeth Berg. Ruma Bala. Standing: Marjorie Holsten. Tina Karelson. Chris Eid. Jean Jurkovich. Jeff Baustert. Steve Walker. Jamie Krieger. Leslie Good. Ms. Westrom. Missing: Mr. Fritz. S. Yurek. D. Handberg. S. Ugargol. Z. Poitz. P. Jurkovich. 122 TAHC: New Organization An organization established this year at VHS. TAHC (Teen Age Health Consultants) has as its purpose: to educate peers on the subjects important to that age group. Different social groups in school are representedj cliques are not allowed. TAHC does not push values; it helps students make responsible decisions. The group had training sessions on drugs, communication skills, assertiveness skills, problem solving, etc. The group has worked with the 8th grade health class. TAHC was featur-TAHC leaders are Mary Doyle and Jack Bondus. ed On Channel II TV On March 24. TAHC. Bottom row: Sue Stuewer. Judy Martin. Dave Rebelein. Mary Doyle. Stephanie Wildes. Dave Johnsen. Shaun Goodsell. Standing: Jerome Shaddrick. Elizabeth Berg, Elizabeth Weyhmann. Jack Bondus. Patty Johnson, Mike Bonventura. Al Dregger. Ty DeFilippis. 123 HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS (above): Amy Christenson. Jackie Carlson. Rita Borys. Jonie Fudali and Patty Johnson. VARSITY FOOTBALL (below).- Sa Psyhogios, Laura Bjorklund. Lisa Allen. Julie Siggelkow. Ruth Jaszewski, Wendy Moore. Teri Mach. Sandy Hommel. B BASKETBALL (above): Laurie Hultgren. Tracy LaValley. Jane Martin. VARSITY BASKETBALL (below): Wendy Moore and Sandy Hommel. Julie Siggelkow. Laura Bjorklund. Teri Mach. BOYS' SWIMMING. Chris Durbahn. Sue Sawamura. Karen Jambor. Missy Coulter. Cheerleaders B” FOOTBALL (above): Karen Hultgren. Beth Koski. Carole Froehle. Rita Borys. Jackie Tuzinski. Lynn Novak. Jane Martin. VOLLEYBALL (below): Noel Saja. Sandy Stish. Donna Clasen. Karen Hire. B WRESTLING (top left): Mary Kay Bye. Karen Hultgren. Beth Koski. VARSITY WRESTLING (directly above): Leslie Rogers. Gene Stovall. Laurie Pulscher. Joan Erickson. Sharon Stone. GIRLS' SWIMMING (below): Marlene Jones. Jody Burton. Kim Helm. Karen Jambor. PROJECTIONS OF THE FUTURE. Dave Johnsen (II) — Total nuclear holocaust. Lisa Schrenk (12) — Computers will run our dally lives. Tom Baldwin (II) — Instead of only one pipeline going up in flames, all of them will go up and St. Anthony will be destroyed. Tammy Boschee (II) — People (no matter what color) getting along with each other. Steve Carr (12) — We are all going down the highway to h--.” PROJECTIONS Dave Rebelein (10) — Teenagers will rule the U.S. with love and Rock and Roll. Bob Suhr (12) — Fortune, great happiness for me. and doom and destruction for all under classmen who don't listen to Van Halen. PROJECTIONS: Margaret Bucko (19) — Personally, to travel around the world. to have a healthy and happy family, a good job. Jackie Carlson (12) — In time to come, to have a perfect world with total unity and peace for everyone. Bill Anderson (II) — That the world will be under Arab control because the Arabs have bought all land with their oil profits. PROJECTIONS, Sue Driedger (10- — Thai World War III will come before the year 3000. Steve Yurek (13) — Eternal weekends filled with an endless supply of gas, tons of food, and work that doesn't have to be made up in the mornings. Mary Kay Thompson (II) — That the world becomes a better place and everyone is happy. 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Sun. 2-11 P.M. 142 EAT IT HERE, TAKE IT HOME take out orders call 781-2646 Highway No. 8 and Silver Lake Rd. St. Anthony Village Shopping Cntr. -A-- Adelmann, Kurt (10) 76 Ahmann. Jacquelin (10) 76 Ahrens. James (10) 76 Alexander, James (II) 70. 130 Allen. Lisa (12) 46. 64. 108. 124. 66 Allguire, Robert (12) 63, 128 Amundsen, Scott (II) 70. 118, 130 Anderson. Claudia (12) 8. 46, 92, 93. 38. 43. 39 Anderson, Jeffrey (10) 76 Anderson. Kirsten (9) 7, 82. 92. 98. 113 Anderson. Kristen (12) 46, 64, 108, 120, 38, 66. 43 Anderson, Kristin (9) 82, 120, 42 Anderson. William (II) 70, 73 Andrescik, Paul (9) 44. 82. 84, 132 Anton. Mark (10) 76. 79. 89 Anton. Paul (12) 6. 46. 115. 146 Arlt, Sabine (9) 29. 82. 85. 102. 113, 129 Arnsdorf. Robyn (12) 46. 120 Arone, Gina (II) 68. 70 B Babcock, Paula (9) 44. 82. 129 Bailey, Michael (10) 76 Bailey. Sheila (12) 46, 89. 98, 117, 120. 38. 43, 39 Baker, Bridget (10) 76, 97 Baker. Eileen (12) 46. 93. 108. 117 Baker, Jennifer (II) 70. 97 Baker, Thomas (12) 46, 102, 118 Balasubramanian, Ruma (9) 82. 113, 122. 129 Baldwin. Thomas (II) 70. 88 Balko. Teresa (12) 47, 39 Balko. Timothy (II) 70, 96 Barton, James (II) 70. 88. 94. 107. 120 Basara, Janice (10) 37, 76, 113. 120. 144 Baustert. Jeff (12) 33. 37. 47. 88. 94. 109. 122. 43 Beaubien. Mark (12) 47. 94. 67. 101 Beck, John (10) 76 Index Behl. Jeffrey (12) 47, 96. 39 Beil. Rodney (12) 47 Bench. Lance (10) 76. 95 Berg. Elizabeth (9) 82. 113. 123 Berg. Jennifer (II) 34. 70. 120. 41 Bergman, Charles (10) 76. 99 Berny. Mary (10) 74. 76. 97 Bjorke. Linda (12) 47. 63, 128 Bjorke, Scott (II) 70 Bjorklund, Brian (10) 76, 89. 94. 107. 120, 128. 143 Bjorklund. Laura (12) 26. 27. 47. 63. 86. 97. 124. 128 Bellenson, Eric (II) 70 Bonaventura. Michael (9) 82, 123 Borg. Eric (10) 28. 29. 33. 76. 88. 99. 0 Borys. Rita (10) 76, 97. 100. 117. 124. 125 Boschee. Tammy (II) 70. 129 Bowerman. Robert (10) 7, 28, 33. 76. 79, 88. 94. 101, 118. 126. 143, 105. 42 Boyce. James (10) 76. 89. 99. 131 Boyce. Michael (12) 47, 64. 99 Boyce, Patricia (9) 44. 82, 90. 129 Bracchi. Margaret (10) 76. 91 Brama. Lisa (9) 82, 91. 108, 126 Brant. Rhonda (II) 70 Bratland, Eric (II) 70, 94. 107, 132 Bratland, Mark (12) 24, 26, 27, 33. 48. 64. 94. 120. 126. 105. 41. 43 Brede, Jana (II) 70. 72. 102, 120, 41. 38 Brede. Julie (9) 44. 80. 82. 102. 108. 132 Brehmer, Brenda (10) 34, 76, 90, 120 Bremseth, Bradley (II) 70. 101 Bremseth, Sara (9) 44, 82 Bridgeman. Paul (12) 26, 27. 48. 88. 99, 101 Brinda, Kristine (10) 76. 97 Brostrom, Carol (II) 68. 70. 73. 93. 118. 126. 132. 38 Brostrom. Thomas (9) 82, 104 Brostrom. Vicki (K)) 76, 100 Brown, Douglas (9) 82, 129 Brown, Valerie (II) 70, 38 Brown. Tyler (9) 44. 82. 129 Bruemmer, Dave (II) 37, 88, 70. 118. 102, 39. 146 Bucko. Margaret (10) 76 Burns. Aaron (9) 44. 82, 101. 129 Burton, Jody (10) 76. 125 Burton. Kristine (9) 82, 130 Burton. Mark (12) 48, 115 Butterfield. Mary Kay (10) 76. 118 Butterfield. Paul (II) 70. 88. 107 Bye. Mary Kay (10) 76. 90. 125 Bye. Michael (II) 88, 70. 96. 36 -C-- Calguire, Jane (12) 48. 118. 131 Campbell. Steven (9) 83 Campeau. Valerie (II) 70 Carlson. Beth (12) 48, 89. 93. 102. 117. 120. 38 Carlson. Jacqueline (12) 48. 64. 67. 124. 66 Carlson. Jeffrey (9) 44. 82. 129 Carlson. Ruth (9) 82, 113 Carlson, Sara (II) 70 Carr. Brad (II) 89. 70, 94. 101. 118. 38. 105. 42 Carr, Steve (12) 36, 44, 48, 64, 86. 89. 94. 67, 118, 126, 39 Carroll, Christine (9) 82. 102 Cartwright, Susan (9) 32. 44. 82. 90. 100, 129 Cartwright, Thomas (II) 70. 88. 104. 108. 120. 130, 38 Casanova. Paul (II) 70, 88. 99, 102. 132 Cassidy, Mary (II) 70. 100. 112. 129 Castillo. Aubrey (12) 102 Cherewan. Judy (9) 44, 82, 129 Chinquist, Eric (II) 70. 89, 36, 102 Chorzempa, Anne (9) 82. 90, 93, 102. 113 Christenson, Amy (10) 76, 124 Christenson, Beth (10) 76, 90, 93 Christenson, Brent (12) 48. 99 147 Christenson. Kevin (9) 129 Christenson. Theodore (12) 48, 120. 40. 38 Christien. Louis (9) 44. 82. 129, 131 Christopherson. Paul (12) 24. 44, 49. 120. 127. 40 Clasen, Donna (9) 82, 97, 125 Clemens. Thomas (9) 82, 126, 132 Condon. Sherry (10) 76 Cook. Michael (10) 76. 89. 99. Id. 128, 132 Coulter. Melissa (10) 76. 91. 124 Cowan. Cheryl (9) 82. 90. 100. 108. III. 113. 117 Cowan. Paul (II) 70. 88. 94. 102, 117 Cragoe, David (II) 70, 106. 126 Cragoe. Michael (10) 5, 76. 89. 106 Croft. Julie (12) 28. 47, 90. 112. 113. 117, 38. 66. 43 Czupryna. Henry (II) Id. 132 D Dahl, Jeffrey (12) 49 Dahlberg, Chris (12) 49, 115 Dahlman. Brad (9) 44. 82. 99. 102. 129 Dahlman. Corrine (II) 70. 114, 122, 38 DeAngelo, John (12) 49. 96. 116 DeAngelo. Timothy (10) 76. 89, 96 DeFilippis, Ty (10) 76. 89. 123. 143 Dehnhard, Karoline (9) 82. 85 Dehnhard, Susanne (12) 29, 30, 115. 118, 42 DeKanick, Laurie (II) 70 DeKanick, Martin (10) 76. 89. 99. Id Dickey. Kirk (II) 70. 108. 120. 130. 38 Dietrich, John (9) 82 Doll. Dean (12) 49. 63, 118. 128. 42 Doroshenko, Gregory (12) 115 Dorumsgaard. Susan (II) 70. 118 Dosch, Vincent (10) 76 Dostal, Timothy (12) 115, 118 Dowdle. Jeffrey (9) 82. 129. 132 Dowdle. Steven (12) 49 Downing. Nancy (10) 76, 91 Draves, Bradley (II) 70. 88. 94. Id Dregger. Alan (9) 82, 123 Driedger. Sue (10) 36. 37, 76. 113, 143, 40 Durbahn, Christine (10) 76. 91. 98. 124. 127 --E Edgren, Lisa (10) 76 Eid, Chris (10) 6, 30. 31. 37. 76. 108. 109, 112. 113. 120, 122, 43 Enrooth, Douglas (II) 70, 88, 96, 102. 127 Erickson, Deborah (II) 36. 70 Erickson, James (12) 49 Erickson. Joan (12) 34. 49. 120. 125. 40. 38. 66. 144 Evans, James (9) 44, 82. 129 Evenson, Alan (II) 36. 70 Evenson. Vida (10) 76. 79, 106 Ewing, Gregory (9) 7, 31. 82. 102. 108. 113 Ewing, Jeffrey (II) 7, 9, 30. 68. 70. 127 -F Falconio, Larry (12) 50 Falldin. Gary (II) 70. 96. 107 Falls. Brian (12) 50. 115 Ferguson. Dennis (10) 6. 76 Fischer, John (II) 6, 70. 143 Fischer. Peter (10) 37, 76, 132, 144 Flaherty. Bridget (12) 26, 27, 50 Flaherty. Jayme (9) 80, 82. 85 Floren. Bruce (12) 26. 27. 50, 88 Follen, Anthony (12) 50 Forsberg, David (12) 36, 50, 63, 128 Forsythe, Kathleen (9) 44, 82, 85. 100. 108, 113, 129 Forsythe, Richard (II) 68, 88 Freude. Richard (10) 76 Friend, Cynthia (12) 50, 64, 67, 86. 92. 93. 108. 112, 117, 120. 126. 66. 43 Fritz. Thomas (II) 24. 28. 29, 30. 70. 86, 88. 95. 102. 107. 116. 120. 127. 41 Froehle. Carole (10) 76. 78, 90, 93. 100. 118. 125. 126. 132. 42 Froehle. John (12) 50. 88. 94 Fudali. Jonie (II) 70. 124 Fugere. Jill (9) 32, 82. 91. 126. 130 Fugere, Renee (10) 76, 91. 126 G Gabel, Terresa (II) 68. 70. 120. 40. 38 Gabel. Tim (9) 82 Gallagher, Eileen (II) 70. 114 Gallagher, John (12) 51. 88. Id. 128 Gallagher. Michael (9) 82. 102 Galman, Kelly (12) 51. 63. 97, 128, 38 Gates. Elizabeth (12) 51 Gates, Timothy (10) 32. 76. 89, 94. 102. 145 Gavic, Eric (II) 68, 70 Gehrke, Douglas (II) 70. 94. 102 Geisel. Diane (12) 7, 51. 118, 127 Geisel. Joseph (II) 70, 112 Geisel. Mary (10) 76 Getter. John (10) 76. 89, 128. 143 Gilmore. Cheryle (II) 70 Glass. Anthony (II) 37, 70. 106. 120. 41. 40 Glockzin, Robert (10) 76, 94, 120 Good. Leslie (10) 28. 76. 92. 93. 98. KX). 109. 112. 122. HO. 105 Goodsell. Shawn (10) 76. 89. 99. Id. 123. 143 Gray. John (12) 51. 96. 118, 119. 42 Gromek. Craig (12) 26. 27. 51, 88. 99. 145 Grundmayer, Carol (II) 68. 70, 93. 100 Gullickson, Lynn (II) 36, 70. 120, 41 Gunderson, David (12) 36, 51. 120 Gustafson. Dean (9) 130 H� Hadeen, Stephen (II) 70. 127 Hager. Brenda (12) 4, 44. 51, 112, 113 Hammond. Craig (10) 4. 70. 145 Handberg, Deborah (23) 37, 44. 14? 52, 89. 117, 130. 38. 66 Handberg. Gregory (II) 28. 29. 37. 70, 88. 102, 117, 120. 143. 41. 40 Hanlon. Melanie (II) 70. 113, 128 Hanson. Shawn (9) 44. 82. 129 Happe, Jonathan (10) 76 Hartman. Jay (12) 52, 96 Hartman. Patricia (II) 36, 70, 102 Hass. Mark (12) 52 Haug. Judy (10) 9. 76. 113. 127 Hauge. James (10) 76. 96. 107. 128. 143 Hauglid, Kim (12) 52 Haus, Thomas (12) 52 Hawkinson, Allan (12) 52, 115 Hedin, Robert (10) 76. 129 Heinrich, Stephen (II) 89, 70. 96, 116, 117, 38 Heinrich, Tamara (12) 52, 106, 108. 113. 114. 120. 40, 38, 66. 43 Helm, Kimberly (10) 76. 100. 125 Hensler, Carolyn (II) 132 Hertog, Todd (12) 52. 64. 86. 88. 96 Hess, Mark (10) 27. 76. 89, 99. 101. 132 Heuer, Vern (II) 28. 70, 94, 107. 120 Hickerson, Lisa (12) 52 Hiebel. Michael (10) 76 Hildebrandt, John (9) 82, 104 Hill. Jeanne (12) 53. 128 Hines, Mike (10) 118 Hire. Karen (9) 44. 82. 98. 113. 125 Holmes. Todd (9) 44. 82. 99. 101, 129 Holsten, Marjorie (II) 70, 108, 109. 113, 116. 120. 122. 41. 144 Holsten. Russel (12) 52, 116. 120, 38 Hommel, Sandra (II) 70. 97, 118, 124. 129, 130. 144 Howey, Mark (12) 13. 44. 53. 99. 108. 38, 43 Huber. Jason (II) 70. 88. 94. 102, 117. 128 Hugill, Kenneth (10) 74. 76, 79. 117, 143. 110 Hultgren. Karen (9) 32. 82. 84. 97. 102, 108, 125 Hultgren. Laurie (10) 28. 29. 76. 86. 90. 93, 100. 120. 124. 127 Hynes, Michael (10) 76 --I-- lacarella. Craig (12) 8. 53, 115 Iverson. David (10) 37. 76. 79. III. 117, 118, 143 Iverson. Rebecca (12) 53. 118 Iverson. Roger (9) 44. 82, 129 Ives. Michelle (II) 70. 73 --J-- Jacenko, Kimberly (II) 70 Jacobsen, Richard (12) 53 Jambor. Karen (II) 71, 118, 124, 125 Jameros. Wanda (12) 53. 113. 92. 120. 38 Jankowski. Daniel (9) 44. 82. 129 Jaszewski, John (10) 76. 89. 94 Jaszewski. Ruth (II) 28. 36. 71. 97, 124 Jemming, Daniel (9) 82 Jensen, Mark (10) 77 Johnsen, David (II) 7, 37, 71, 73, 108. 123 Johnsen, Mary Kay (9) 44. 82, 99, 129. 132 Johnson, Ann Marie (9) 82. 100. 118. 120. 122. 129. 110 Johnson, Gregory (10) 77, 101 Johnson. Jeffrey (II) 71. 88 Johnson. Jeffrey (12) 53 Johnson. Kelly (10) 77. 118 Johnson. Lisa (II) 71. 73. 113 Johnson. Mark (9) 44. 104. 129 Johnson, Patty (12) 6, 24. 53, 115, 123. 124 Johnson, Steven (II) 71. 107 Johnson. Susan (II) 71, 90 Johnson, Thomas (9) 82 Jones. Marcelle (9) 82, 84. 90, 102. 108 Jones. Marlene (II) 71. 118, 125 Juricko. Lisa (12) 24. 33, 34, 54, 64. 115, 120 Juricko. Mary Beth (9) 44. 82. 90. 93. 113. 129 Jurkovich. Jean (12) 54. 93. 120. 122. 38. 66 Jurkovich, Patti (9) 44, 82 K Kaczor, John (II) 36. 71. 72 Kaczrowski, Lisa (9) 82 Kantorowicz, Nancy (9) 82, 113 Kantorowicz, Paula (12) 54 Karelson, Tina (II) 7. 36. 37, 71, 109. 113, 122. 38. 43. 144 Kelly. Ann (9) 82. 90 Kelly, Maureen (Rene) (10) 77, 118 Kelly. Michael (II) 71. 88 Kelly. Michael (10) 77, 89. 101 Kennedy, Douglas (9) 82. 95 Kieffer. George (10) 77 Kiminki. Carolyn (12) 118 King. Kathryn (9) 44. 82, 113, 129 Kmit. Paul (12) 44. 54. 104. 64, 99. 38 Knapp. John (10) 77. 89 Knox, Daniel (10) 7, 77 Knox. Julianne (9) 82. 91. 100. 113 Koch. Gregory (II) 71 Koehler. Paul (9) 82. 107 Koepcke, Karen (II) 71, 90. 102, 120. 41. 40. 38 Kopka. Debbie (9) 82 Korba, Thomas (9) 44. 83. 107, 129 Koski. Beth (10) 77, 125 Koski, James (II) 68. 71, 72. 118 Kotrba, Lee Ann (10) 28, 77, 91. 100. 118. 126, 42 Kramer, Chris (II) 71. 102, 116. 122 Kramer. Steve (12) 54, 116 Krebs. Todd (9) 83, 129 Krieger, Jamie (12) 7. 54, 118, 122. 38 Krieger. Sarah (9) 83 Kripotos. James (10) 77, 99 Krueger. Julie (12) 54, 63, 113, 115. 128 Krueger, Kathryn (II) 71 Kukielka. John (10) 28. 29. 77. 89. 96. 101. 118 Kupietz, Linda (II) 71 L Labenski, Maureen (II) 68. 71, 118. 129 LaDoucer, Michele (II) 118 LaForce, Michael (10) 74. 77. 96. 105 LaForce, Pat (10) 77 LaMere, Jackie (II) 36. 71. 100 Larson, David (II) 71. 94. 101, 106. 149 120, 40. 38 Larson, Susan (9) 83, 84. 102 LaTourelle, Jean (II) 71, 118, 126 Laughlin, John (10) 34. 77. 89, 94. 101 LaValley. Tracy (10) 77. 79. 90. 102. 108, 120. 124. 41 Leba. Daniel (9) 44. 83. 95. 100 Leba, Karen (II) 71 Leba. Kristie (12) 54 Leba, Sharon (9) 83 Leba. Timothy (12) 36, 55 Ledwein, Patrick (II) 71, 88 Leitzke, Sheryl (10) 5. 77. 79. 90. 122. 33. 108. 120 Lepsch. Cindy (10) 77. 118. 126 Lepsch. Judy (12) 55. 115 Letourneau, Charles (II) 34, 68, 71. 120, 41 Lien. Alan (10) 77 Lindman, Cheryl (10) 28. 37, 77 Litecky, Dan (12) 55. 88, 99. 130. 105 Litecky, Mark (9) 80. 83. 85. 104, 106 Lloyd. Gina (12) 55, 127. 145 Lloyd. Michael (10) 77. 89. 99. 101 Loahr. Douglas (II) 71, 99. 129. 144 Loreno, Robert (II) 71. 89, 104, 106 Loreno, Wayne (9) 83, 96 Loyas. Paul (10) 7. 77, 80. 89. 109. 117. 118. 110. 146 Lucas. Mark (II) 71. 95 Luciw, John (9) 44, 83. 129 Luckmann, Linda (12) 55. 118 Ludford, Pam (12) 55, 71, 113, 114, 38. 146 Lundgren, Andrea (10) 77, 91. 95. Ill Lupient, Richard (II) 71, 131 Lupient, Sandra (10) 77, 98 M Maahs. Keith (12) 55. 128 Maahs. Kenneth (12) 55, 118, 42 Mach. Teri (12) 26. 27. 34. 56. 64. 124. 41, 39 Macllravie. Stuart (12) 63, 128 MacNail. Susan (9) 83. 129 Maczka. Laura (II) 71. 106. 114. 120. 40 Maczka. Mary (9) 83, 106, III, 113, 117 Madden. Carolyn (10) 5, 77, 97. 100. 106. 114. 118. 126. 42 Main. Lisa (10) 91. 93. 77. 102 Marks, Ruth (II) 71, 91. 95 Marquart, Julie (10) 77 Marquis. Paul (10) 77, 89, 102 Martin. Chris (10) 77, 96, 89 Martin. Eric (12) 56. 130, 38 Martin. Jane (9) 32, 80. 83. 97. 113, 124. 125 Martin. Judith (12) 56, 102. 115, 118. 119. 43. 146 Matthys. Elaine (12) 4, 56. 112, 113, 38 Matthys, Tracy (10) 77, III. 112, 113 McDaniel, Carol (II) 71 McDaniel. Douglas (10) 77, 89. 96. 101 McGinn. Michael (10) 28, 77. 99 McIntyre, Barbara (10) 77 McKenney, Anne (II) 71, 113 McNulty. Kathleen (12) 56. 63. 115, 128 McReavy, William (12) 26, 27. 56. 88. 145 Meier, Barbara (9) 83. 102 Melby, Lynn (12) 56. 115, 144 Metusalem. Dean (10) 77, 126. 145 Meyers. Peter (10) 77, 99. 101 Mezzenga. Jeanne (II) 71 Miedtke. Pam (II) 71. 86. 90. 93. 120. 145 Miel, Joy (9) 32. 83. 84. 102, 113 Miller. Gregg (9) 32. 83, 99 Miller. Lance (12) 115 Miller. Patricia (10) 4, 77, 118 Miller, Scott (12) 36. 56, 118 Minks, Jacquelin (12) 57, 115. 118 Misiak. Michael (II) 71. 94 Mitchell. Jennifer (10) 77, 97, 120. 128. 41 Mliner. Laura (12) 57 Momchilovich, Lexalee (9) 80. 83. 131 Montgomery. Scott (K ) 77, 89, 94 Montgomery, Stewart (II) 28, 36. 71. 88. 102 Moore. Wendy (12) 26. 27. 36. 57, 64. 120. 124, 41. 38 Morgan, Jackie (12) 118 Munkberg, Karen (II) 68. 71, 118 Murphy. Mary (12) 57, 109, 118 N Naegele. Jan (12) 7. 33. 57, 64. 67, 114. 118. 119. 66, 42 Nash, Gary (10) 77 Nelson, Stephen (9) 83, 107 Nelson, Sue (II) 36. 71 Neumann, Charles (12) 34, 57, 88. 96, 145 Newcomer. Janis (10) 77, 118 Nishizawa. Asami (12) 57 Nizielski. Michael (10) 77, 95, 107 Noe. Julie (II) 71 Noe. Laura (9) 80, 83. 100 Novak. Lynn (9) 83. 84. 125 Novalany. Carol (12) 57 Nypan, Eric (10) 6, 77 0 O'Donnell. Todd (10) 77. 89. 102. 127 Oliver. Jeremy (II) 24. 40. 71. 120 Olsen. Brett (II) 130 Olson. Amy (9) 44, 83, 129, 130 Opland. 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