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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

Villager 1983 - Volume XXII St. Anthony Village High School Mpls., Minnesota YEARBOOK STAFF. We (plus Aaron S Mary) produced the 1983 VILLAGER! AMY VOLNA. First VHS athlete to become a State Champion! For What Are These People Famous”? SUE CARTWRIGHT. 1982-83 School Board Representative! DOUG BEYER. New kid in school from Janesville. Wisconsin! Table Of Contents Seniors ..... 10 Juniors ......36 Sophomores 42 Freshmen 46 Activities 50 Administration 76 Faculty ......80 Organizations 90 Athletics .... 104 Advertising 134 MIKE BRAUNWARTH. S25.COO winner FMI03I RUMA BALASUBRAMANIAN. VHS student with the longest surname! KIRSTEN ANDfcRSON KRISTIN ANDERSON SABINE ARLT PAULA BABCOCK DOUGLAS BEYER RUMA BALASUBRAMANIAN EDWARD BEAULIEU PATRICIA BOYCE LISA BRAMA MICHAEL BONAVENTURA SARA BREMSETH JULIE BREDE VITALIA BRYN THOMAS BROSTROM TYLER BROWN JEFFREY CARLSON AARON BURNS KRISTEN BURTON RUTH CARLSON SUSAN CARTWRIGHT ANN CHORZEMPA LOUIS CHRISTEN JUDY CHEREWAN CHERYL COWAN THOMAS CLEMENS KRISTIN COOPER BRAD DAHLMAN JOHN DIETRICH ALAN DREGGER REBECCA DREWELOW JEFFREY DOWDLE GREGORY EWING JAMES EVANS KATHLEEN FORSYTHE TIM GABEL MICHAEL GALLAGHER DEAN GUSTAFSON ADRIANA GONZALE7 MICHAEL HENRY JOHN HILDEBRANDT KAREN HIRE KAREN HULTGREN TODD HOLMES DANIEL JANKOWSKI ANN MARIE JOHNSON ROGER IVERSON MARYKAY JOHNSEN Marcelle J. Cherie N, jyiary J Anne K. 4 It Seems Like Yesterday! Bonnie S. Kedrik M. Shari L. Mary M. THOMAS JOHNSON MARCELLE JONES MARK JOHNSON MARY JURICKO PATTI JURKOVICH JULIANNE KNOX ANNE KELLY DOUGLAS KENNEDY FRANK KObS DbBBIE KOPKA PAUL KOEHLER ADRIAN KRAMARCZUK DANIEL LEBA TODD KREBS SUSAN LARSON SHARON LEBA MARK LITECKY PAUL LEDWEIN WAYNE LORENO JOHN LUCIW JANE MARTIN MARY MACZKA DIANE MATHIEU BARBARA MEIER MINH LE KEDRIK MERWIN LEXALEE MOMCHILOVICH CHERIE NIZNIK STEPHEN NELSON LAURA NOE ANTHONY NOWLAN SCOTT PANNING LYNN NOVAK LORI PEARSON DANIEL PELESKE BETH PETERSON LU ANN PENCE ANNE PETERSON RUTH SEELEY BETH SCHIPPER BRIAN SCOVIL DONNA SMUDA BONNIE SHADDUCK SARAH SMALLEY DIANA STOCKTON STEPHEN SOMMER EUGENE TOMAS DEBRA SZYMANSKI SCOTT TOPERZER BELLAMARIA VILELLA LYNN TORGUSON DANIEL TRACY ALLYSON WILLIAMS HIEDI WALLER STEVEN WITZIGMAN TIMOTHY WORWA TINA WILSON STACY WARD Graduation Ceremonies Held June 2 Secretary of State. Joan Growe. was the guest speaker for the 1983 VHS Graduation Ceremonies on June 2. Class.president Greg Ewing geve the Welcomei the valedictorians and salutatorians also spoke briefly. Diane Stockton and Dan Jankowski sang ’’It's Time For Moving On and Lynn Torguson sang a solo. Other program events. Minh Le, Band. Choir, Slide Show. Presentation of Diplomas by Assoc. Prin. Loudenback. laureate). Chair people tor the Graduation Committees. Row I: Cherie Niznik (Program Graphics). Julie Brede (Program and Brunch), Lynn Novak (Slides). Tom Clemens (Gowns). Anne Kelly (Program). Row 1 Cheryl Cowan (Decorations). Top row Mark litecky (Slides). Mary Maczka (Baccalaureate). Ann Marie Johnson (Bacca- 1983 SALUTATORIANS: Lon Pearson and Kedrik Merwin. 1983 VALLDICTORIANS Julie Brede and Tom Clemens. 33 FRIENDLIEST. Kathy Forsythe and Scott Toporzer. CLASS CHATTERBOXES. Patti Jurkovlch and Mike Gallagher. MOST ATHLETIC. Lori Pearson and John Hil-debrandt. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Julie Brode and Tom Clemens. 34 MOST SERVICE. Kris Burton and Mark Litecky. Mil Of FAME MOST TALENTED. Kristin Anderson and Kedrik Merwin. BEST ALL AROUND. Ann Marie Johnson and Brian Scovil. 11 CLASS CLOWNS. Mary Beth Jurlcko and Mike Bonaventura. 35 T. Allen J. Asp G. Ayres L. Baggenstoss E. Bailey M. Baker Y. Beaubien M. Bench K. Berklich K. Bishop E. Bjerkebek G. Blackey K. Blum H. Bold! B. Borg C. Boschee K. Brama C. Bray V. Bryn C. Bucko J. Bullock K. Burns T. Carlson T. Charlesworth A. D'Agostino L. Davis L. DeAngelo J. Dennison S. Dickhausen M. Dyer S. Ellson E. Freund B. Gabler A. Getter S. Goodsoll J. Grundmayer J. Hastay C. Hedin M. Heinrich T. Hess M. Hilliard M. Howey T. Hynes L. Jaszewski J. Johnson J. Johnson J. Johnson M. Juricko P. Kelly C. Kepner T. Kieffer K. Klassy K. Klotzbach S. Kramer C. Krumrle M. LaValley T. Ledwein E. Lind J. Lloyd P. Lofgren D. Loughlin D. Lucas M. Madden 38 Juniors Sell Magazine Subscriptions Under the leadership of Pres. Mindy Handberg, V. P. Damian Wagner, Sec. Becky Borg. Treas. Mike Heinrich, and Advisor Mr. Sandberg, the Juniors sold magazines to sponsor the Prom in May. Juniors also participated in the Close-Up Trip to Washington. D.C., Homecoming, Snow Daze. Row I: K. Main. B. Marquis. A. Martin. B. Martinson. K. Mathieu. P. Matthys. Row 1. M. Medved. P. Meier. D. Mercil. M. Merrill. S. Miller. J. Minks. Row 3: C. Misiak. N. Nguyen. C. O'Brien. S. Olson. V. Pan. S. Patterson. A. Peloquin. E. Perchyshyn. Row 4: B. Peterson. K. Pctrich. K. Pucel. J. Romani. M. Rosenthal. C. Sawamura. D. Schmitz. M. Snider. Row 5: A. Sopcinski. J. Stephens. J. Stephens. C. Stovall. B. Stuart. J. Suhr. C. Timmer. D. Tobias. Row 6: H. Tran. S. Utke. P. Vijums. T. Viljaste. C. Wachenheim. D. Wagner. T. Walker. T. Wasnick. Row 7: G. Weinberger. B. Westlund. L. Wicks. N. Willmore. J. Wilson. M. Wolok. P. Worts. T. Worwa. 39 Tom and his security. Above: Jamie. Misiak told you what would happen if you kept playing Indy. Below: Take my picture and I'll knock your lens cap off. Juniors wait for the Homecoming bonfire to be lit so they can get warm. Above left: Only five more chapters leftl Above right: Nice hair. Dame. Below: Cheeseburger. Cheeseburger, cheeps, cheeps. No Coke — Pepsi. IflLA I D. Ahrens D. Anderson G. Anderson J. Andrusko C. Antczak T. Balko D. Beaulieu J. Bergman K. Berklich M. Bjerkebek P. Block J. Bofferding M. Bollensen J. Borys M. Boskovich D. Bratland M. Brinda A. Bruemmer S. Burch R. Butterfield L. Cabak J. Caldwell S. Cash J. Catarrinho C. Chinquist R. Christen L. Christopherson B. Clemens J. D'Agostino M. Dowdle T. Draves D. Dressier D. Egeland N. Erpelding M. Esau J. Fagerlee P. Fagerlee P. Forsythe E. Fulton R. Gallagher D. Gazda B. Geisel C. Gordon I. Gordon M. Grundmayer D. Gustafson S. Hanke C. Flart K. Hauglid J. Flavrish A. Heston B. Heston K. Hillstrom K. Holmes J. Jankowski J. Johnsen E. Johnson H. Johnson S. Johnson P. Kelly P. Kennedy P. Klosterman 42 Sophs: Time For License Biology Sophomores sponsor ice cream cone sales after school to raise money. Class officers include Carla Maxwell (President), Lisa Cabak (V.P.), Jill Fagerlee (Secretary), and Dina Dressier (Treasurer). The chief class advisor is Mr. Palm. Row I T. Koes. K. Koskl. J. Kripotos. M. Labenski. C. Lacey. M. LaMere. Row E. LaValley. J. Loreno. P. Loughlin. A. luciw. M. Lundecn. H. Lundgren. Row 3i J. Malrick. C. Mark . T. Martin. D. Matti on. C. Maxwell. T. McMullen. A. Merwin. T. Monio. Row 4. A. Montury. P. Narog. D. Nelson. J. Neumann. N. Neu . D. Olson. D. Olson, K. Palm. Row 5: S. Panning. M. Peters. S. Peterson. T. Peterson. D. Petrich. M. Rudzitis. J. Sandford. J. Schwaab. Row 6= P. Scully. S. Sholl. L. Sopcinski. K. Stauffer. J. Strickland. P. Stroom. D. Szymanski. S. Thompson. Row 7, J. Toma . L. Tran. T. Turgeon. M. Ugargol. T. Vescio. T. Villclla. C. Vnak. A. Volna. 43 I want to work for CBS Sports. Quickl Put it out! B. Wagner. S. Watkins. J. West-lund. B. Wheeler. L. Wilson. L. Worts. M. Yurek. K. Zieper. J. Zum-walt. Panv smiling pretty. Tricia unpacks her books, ready for Pajama Day. 44 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Joe Orning. presidents John McDaniel, vice-presidents Andrew Volna, secretary. Missing: Aaron Brasket. treasurer. K. Anderson D. Anton P. Baker K. Beaubien K. Bengston K. Blum L. Bordwell M. Bordwell S. Boyce A. Brasket M. Braunwarth B. Brown G. Carlson A. Cooper M. Cowan M. Cowle G. D'Agostino K. Dawson T. DeFilippis B. Doll K. Donatelle B. Eid S. Ellson E. Evans B. Floren B. Gabler J. Grow T. Hagen J. Hansen N. Hauser C. Hayden T. Helm C. Herrera T. Hess C. Hoffman M. Horan J. Hynes D. Jackson P. Jasinski A. Johnson G. Johnson T. Johnson D. Jungcr N. Koes B. Kotrba J. Krakau D. Krebs C. Kuhlman K. Lind J. Loreno C. Lucas S. Luciw W. Ludford S. McPherson J. McDaniel T. Mercil S. Meyer J. Nelson M. Nowlan D. O'Brien C. Olsen L. Olson J. Orning 48 Frosh Are 3rd In Float Competition Winning the 3rd place float award in the Homecoming parade was a commendable accomplishment for the freshmen. Their class officers are Joe Orning (pres.), John McDaniel (v.p.), Andrew Volna (sec.), and Aaron Brasket (treas.). Mr. Smith is the chief class advisor. Row Is G. Palm. T. Pekarek. L. Peleske. C. Peters. L. Poletz. R. Pulscher. Row 2: V. Rafferty, A. Romani. C. Rudensky. J. Rupert. D. Saja. M. Schiena. Row 3: A. Schipper. J. Schmalzbauer. S. Schmolze. M. Schreiner. P. Seppa. S. Skillings. T. Stilp. J. Studt. Row 4i K. Svac. A. Teigen. G. Tobias. P. Tombarge. K. Volkmann. A. Volna. B. Wachenheim. E. Wagner. Row 5.- J. Walker. J. Walker. V. Ward. J. Wasnick. J. Wicks. L. Wiley. B. Willmorc. A. Wolok. Row 6: I. Wong. T. Wood. T. Wynn. f 49 I 1982 SENIOR ROYALTY. Oueen Kristy Burton. King Mike Bonaventura. and their Court Wayne Loreno. Kathleen Forsythe. Mark Litecky. Debbie Kopka. Marcelle Jones. Mike Gallagher. Ann Marie Johnson. Brian Scovil. Bella Villella. Jeff Carlson. VHS Celebrates Homecoming ’82 1982 SOPHOiMORE ROYALTY. Row I: Kristin Palm. Carla Maxwell. Princess Jill Fagerlee. Prince Pat Fagerlee. Trina Villella. Lisa Cabak. Tricia Kelly. Row 2i Dick Gallagher. Tim Knox. Tony Vescio. Dave Bratland. Blake Wagner. Above: VHS alumni present a skit. Below: Big Mama Wilson carries Smiley Ray Madden away to a 1982 crowning victory. Above: 1982 Homecoming Queen Kristy Burton and King Mike Bonaventura. Below: Oh. come on. honey. I thought you were finished looking at men. SENIOR ROYALTY: Bella Villdla. Jeff Carlson: Kathy Forsythe. Mark Litccky: Marcelle Jones. John Gallagher: Debbie Kopka. Wayne Loreno. Ann Marie Johnson. Brian Seovil. Kristy and Debbie await the starting of Coronation. Former cheerleaders return to VHS to perform at Pep Fest. Queen Kris, King Mike Reign 1963 Alumni bring back the awards for the Best Physique. Cutest Figure. Most Likely to Succeed, and More. Homecoming ’82 was celebrated with a 20 Year Reunion,” which provided activities for students, alumni, and community members. Some events were Jon Royer Benefit Dinner. Coronation. Pep Fest. Parade (Class of ’63 won 1st in floats. ’83 won 2nd, '86 won 3rd), Bon-Fire, Game, Homecoming Reception. Community Breakfast, Family Affair 6 Battle of the Classes. Dance at the Mpls. Hilton. Lcfti Kristy Burton is crowned Homecoming Queen. Bottom left: Jill Fagerlee is crowned Homecoming Princess. Below: Cheerleader Stephanie Schmolze is silhouetted against the Homecoming Bon-Fire. This Is Nice, But When’s Halloween? Left: We’ve got the beatl Above: Mike and Ed. a happy couple. Above: The wedding of the century. Below: Pete and Darrin Above: R -1 - C - K. Below left: a generic Lynn. Below right: Space cadets, getting ready to hit the streets. Above: I am the action. Above right: Look at the doorknob with his eyes closed. Below: Lex gives a helping hand. Seniors Sponsor Toga Dance Nov. 13 Above left: Don’t start the dance until I tie my legl Above right: Laura. Why am I dressed like this? Below left: Thank God, we don't have to wear these to schooll Below: Which way to the coliseum? Below right: Marko, what a bodl VHS Sponsors Holiday Dance Dec. 17 Belowi You're just sooo woondeerfuulll Above: Rick, over herel Below left: Get the signal? Below right: John Tomas — Boy. she looks greatl Dianne Saja — I sure would like to meet him. Below left: Um, Dave, you have ring around the collar. Below right.- Like I’m really having a dyno time, like fur sure. Greg, aren't you finished with your algebra yet? And no. I + I is not equal to the square root of Would you be doing what you're doing if your mother were here? Explorers Sponsor Sadie Hawkins Above: Is that Richard Simmons over there? Above: This is our dance. Below: Nice glasses. Below: We've got the Beat. Eric. Above: The next dance you be the guy. Below: Raise your hand, you've got it. Raise your hand, you're dry now. Feel confident with Sure. LEFT PICTURE. Sophomore Skit: Kitty, like, like isn't my new mini like totally awesome, fer sure! ABOVE. Senior Skit: Geeel Mom. why are all these people watching us eat dinner? BELOW. Freshman Skit: Mike's new exercise for Arabs. Arabascise. ABOVE. Lynn Torguson sings with the Jazz Band. BELOW. What do you guys mean you don't like the way I play broomball? PICTURE TO RIGHT. Gee. Turge. does that microphone taste good? Juniors Win Snow Daze Competition 1983 Snow Daze Royalty from the Junior Class. Paul Meier and Judy Johnson. Breaking a three-year tradition, the Juniors won Snow Daze 83. The class took first by winning top place in Boys’ and Girls’ Broomball, Attendance Count, the skit, and the Battle Cry. They also placed second in Dress-Up Day. Pom Pon Attendance, and the Sign Contest. Seniors earned 1st place in Dress-Up Pom Pon Attendance. Sophomores won first place in the Sign Contest. A snow Ball ended Snow Daze events. 61 ABOVE: The Junior Class cheer themselves into a Snow Daze victory. ABOVEi The awesome juniors had their superiority shown by having Paul Meier and Judy Johnson crowned Snow Daze King and Queen 1983. BELOW: Brian Scovil and Karen Hultgren dance the night away at the Snow Ball. ABOVE: Junior Class representatives Paul Meier and Judy Johnson. ABOVE: The Snow Daze judges (Loudenback. Barnes. Houle. Schultz. Nesheim) wait to announce the Snow Daze victor. BELOW: Jazz Band performs while Heidi Bold! keeps the tempo up. TOP PICTURE: What is that heavenly scent you’re wearing? MIDDLE PICTURE: Mike, this is like really boring. BOTTOM PICTURE: John greets Snow Ball guests. Can I have this dance. Biw? ABOVE: Kari Anderson. Brent Floren. Chris Villclla. Ann Romani solemnly gaze at Snow Ball activities. BELOW: Snow Daze Royalty Patti Boyce. Brian Scovil. Judy Johnson. Paul Meier. Jorge Catarrinho. Kris Koski. Joe Orning. and Jody Wicks. Council Sponsors Spring Fling Future Dancelinc members? All right! Where did the rest of my pants go? I can't dance. I have a kink in my back. Top left: We love it here, really. Above: ‘ ... and this turntable is the best madel Lower left. Barb and Becky at the Spring Fling. Below center: Ffow does he do that?! Below right: Who’s the cute guy in the background? I see that you've met my wife. Oh. Mrs. Briggs. I think you’re wonderful to do all this for Briggs, nice to see you. my me.” boy! You’ve done Vita-Cola good.” Natalie Needs A Nightie” CAST-. Brian Peterson. Bonnie Shadduck. Vitalia Bryn. Jamie Bullock. Rena Peters. Chris Misiak. Tom Carlson. Spring play, presented April 15 16, was a smash comedy directed by Mr. Fritz. Uproariously funny, the play used characters with double identities. Crew: Kotrba, Bollensen, O'Brien. Weinberger, Utke. Petrich, Bray, st. director Beth Ryan. I want my clothes so I can leave this awful Listen. Buster, you do something about your name or placel else! ’’ You've got to play Tootsie for me. Jimmy. Buddy. Pal. National Affairs Day: April 27 The Social Studies Department sponsored a National Affairs Day at VHS on April 27. Purpose was to inform students, staff, and comnvinity residents on issues related to the nuclear arms race. Titled the Nuclear Arms Race: Day of Dialogue, the program featured experts in nuclear weapons systems and international relations, M.D.’s, clergy, sociologists, and citizen activists. Highlighting the program was an address on nuclear deterrence by Maj. Gen. Joseph Moore. Tim Pekarek discusses a point with keynote speaker. Major General Joseph Moore. Commander of Chanute Technical Training Center of Chanute. Illinois. ABOVE LEFT. Keynote Speaker. Major General Joseph Moore. ABOVE: Discussion group leader. John Harris (U of M). Understanding Nuclear Strategy. ABOVE RIGHT: Discussion group leader Michael Andregg (Ground Zero. Mn.). The Developing Global Crisis. BELOW-Tanya. Jackie. Anne. Lex. Cindy. Lori.and Dawn listen to discussion on the Nuclear Arms Race. 1983 Prom Held At Town Square ■ v 1982-83 SENIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Row I.- Diane Matihys, Hiedi Waller. Ruma Balasubramanian. Lori Pearson. Ann Chorzempa. Laura Noe. Row 2: Ruth Carlson. Kristin Anderson. Julie Brede. Diana Stockton. Julie Knox. Kris Cooper. Susan Larson. Row 3: Tyler Brown. Ed Beaulieu. John Hildebrandt. Kedrik Merwin. Mark Litecky. 68 1983 SENIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Row I: Beth Ryan. Vitalia Bryn. Ann Marie Johnson, Cheryl Cowan. Sarah Smalley. Beth Schipper. Row 2: Steve Nelson. Greg Ewing. Gretchen Kemp. Brad Dahlman. Brian Scovil. National Honor Society Induction At the VHS 31st annual NHS induction ceremony, Principal Rosinski gave the Welcome, 1983 members introduced each other, a Candlelight Lighting Ceremony explained the 4 qualities of NHS: scholarship, leadership, service, £ character. Vitalia Bryn receives her NHS certificate and pin from Principal Rosinski as NHS advisor Mr. Melby looks on. Steve Nelson and Brad Dahlman enjoy the turkey and gravy dinner Lori Pearson, a 1982-83 NHS member, helps serve dinner to Judy held before the NHS ceremony. Johnson prior to the ceremony. 1983 JUNIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Row I: Amy Getter. Cindy Sawamura, Christy Tlmmer, Judy Johnson. Heidi Boldt, Sonja Olson. Sarah Kramer. Row 2: Lance Wicks. Eric Lind. Kyle Petrich. Chris Misiak. and Tom Carlson. Missing: Medved. 69 Village High School Sponsors Principal Rosinski congratulates co-valedictorian Julie Brede. Ms. Barnes presents Tom Carlson with Math Award. John Hildebrandt receives the Principals Scholarship from Mr. Rosinski. Kristin Anderson Is the recipient .. ... . . . . - . .. of I hr McReavy-Univerjity of Mn. ?'ane. Ma,h,eu cflves Ar,ls c Conlnbot.on Scholarship presented by Bill Award-McReavy. Ann Chorzempa is the recipient of Laura Noe receives a Student of the Month award, the Goldbricks Scholarship. Mr. Paulus awards the Greg Bigger Scholar ship to Karen Hultgren. Ruma Balasubramanian is presented St. Anthony Parents Group Scholarship. Recognition Night 1983 ABOVE: Madrigal singers present a medley of songs. BELOW: Assoc. Prin. Loudenback and Prin. Rosmski present awards for Office Service. Student Council, and Students of the Month. ABOVE: Dr. Arnold Ness. Supt. of Schools, gave the Recognition 1983 address. BELOW: Yearbook advisor. Ms. Plotnik. presented certificates and pins to A. Merwin. M. Maczka. J. Neumann. BELOW LEFT: Marcelle Jones receives Student Council scholarship (Greg Ewing I Kris Burton also recipients). BELOW MIDDLE: Ms. Wcstrom presents Roy Prentis Scholarship to Hiedi Waller. BELOW RIGHT: Tom Clemens receives Lions Club Scholarship. 1980 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. TM of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. All Rights Reserved VHS Concert Band Presents ABOVE: The Polka Band polkas to the California Polka. BELOW: Michelle. Leslie. Ann Marie, and Mary take part in the finale. ABOVE: Pac Man boogies to Pac-Man Fever. BELOW: John. Bob. and Kedrik perform in the Dixie Land Band. Fads Follies Pop Concert ABOVE: Otto Meisterburger. E. T., and Norman Dinglefutz take part in the Dating I've always wondered what it would be like to shave. Game 2. BELOW: The Concert Band puts up an excellent show revolving around the theme Fads and Follies. BELOW: Damian and Cindy bring back the Fifties dancing to Rock Around the Clock.” RIGHT: The Smurfs dance up a storm. Choir Presents Show Tunes '83 The theme of Show Tunes ’83 was A Tribute.” This year’s concert, presented May 19 and 20. featured music written by many of the great popular songwriters and performing groups, from Hoagy Carmichael and Louis Armstrong to Christopher Cross and Earth. Wind, and Fire. BUSINESS MGR. RDM. ASSISTANT Peg Gunderson. Administrative Assistant! Kim Josephson, Business Manager. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Sitting: Sue Cartwright. Student Representative! David Bordwell. Chairman! Superintendent Arnold W. Ness. Standing: John DuRand. Treasurer; Kenneth Hiebcl. Vice Treasurer! Peter Cartwright. Vice Chairman! Julie Bjorklund. Vice Clerk Lowell Thompson. Clerk. 78 IND. DIST. 182 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PRINCIPAL Dr. Arnold W. Ness. Superintendent of Schools. Independent District 282 ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL 79 Crystal Loudenback. St. Anthony Village High School Associate Prin- A. E. Rosinski. St. Anthony Village High School Principal cipal BONNIE ZIMMER (Home Economics) Hill Street Blues because it's fascinating, so much happens in such a short time, and it's Thursday night and all the energy I have left by that time is only enough to sit and watch TV. JAMES WILKE (Music) 60 Minutes because it's a news program of unusual events that informs the public. MALLY SMITH (Social Studies) Nightly Business News” Channel 2. Why? To find out how many thousands I made in the market today! Ha! GORDON ZIEBARTH (Science) The Smurfs because it helps me relate to my son and my senior physics students. RUTH WESTROM (High Potential Coordinator) I weep! My favorite is NFL football. Oh. well, you can't win them all! LLOYD SCHRUM (Industrial Education) Trapper John because it's an interesting, funny, relaxing show for me to watch. LA NEE WILLEY (Home Economics) Wild Kingdom because it reminds me of my classes! JODY THIESFELD (Spanish) That's Incredible because people do some very fascinating things with their lives. However. I never watch TV! DAVID SCHLIEF (Art) Hill Street Blues” because it has lots of excitement. VHS Faculty: Which Is Your Favorite TV Program And Why? TOM SANDBERG (Social Studies) ‘ Rise and Fall of Ronnie Reagan because the photography is better on this show than it is on the Nature” show. NANCY RIDGE (Science) Dick Cavett Show because he does interesting interviews. PAUL REDLINGER (Mathematics) CBS News” because it is informative and provides me with what's happening in the world. CAROL RAABE (Mathematics) The news be- ROBERT PRUST (Mathematics) The 6 RITA PLOTNIK (English) Weather and news cause I want to know what's going on in the O'Clock A. M. News because I start each day on Ch. 5. Nature” and Mysteryl on Ch. 2. world. in a knowledgeable way. Why? Because those subjects fascinate me. 83 RICHARD PEARL (Resource Unit) Dance Fever ami Nova because they’re both about wild animals. JOHN OPSATA (Vocal Musie) ”M A S H” and Hill Street Blues because they’re worthwhile TV. GARY PALM (WE CEP Coordinator) M A S H” because it makes me laughl ROLLIE NESHEIM (Social Studies) M A S H because I like the light comedy. MICHELE ORSTED (Resource Unit) The Muppet Show” because my model is Miss P'ggy- DAVE MELBY (Counselor) M'A'S-H because it's my kind of humor. ELLSWORTH LARSON (Science) Soap because it is very relaxing. TOM KULENKAMP (Physical Education) M A S H because it’s humorous and makes me laugh. ROGER JOHNSON (Social Studies) Taxi be cause I like Little Louie. ANNA JACKSON (Librarian) Lou Gram” because I miss Billie. Rossi. Lou. Charlie, and Animal who seemed like real people who goof up. whine a bit. gel testy, dare to be enthusiastic. have the courage to have emotions, etc. WALTER HIRE (Business Education) Leave It To Beaver because it reminds me of my youth. MAURICE HUGILL (Mathematics) Greatest American Hero and Fall Guy because they are fun to watch. PHILIP HAUBNER (Counselor) Channel 2's nature programs so I can discuss the highlights with Mr. Dennison. CORLYCE GRANT (Physical Education) The MARK GAUTSCHI (English) Hill Street Bob Newhart Show because it's really funny. Blues because of its authenticity. LEON HOULE (Industrial Education T l Coordinator) Hill Street Blues” because it is diverse in its programming. MIKE HART (Industrial Education) Hill Street Blues because I like it. JOE FRITZ (English) Hill Street Blues because of the unique and believable characters and the contemporary themes treated in the various episodes. SHIRLEY FLITTIE (Frcnch English) I hardly ever watch TV. The only program I watch on a regular basis is the news. (How prosaic!) DON DENNISON (Science) My answer is that I refuse to answer because this question has already been asked and answered in a previous yearbook ... DAVE EVANS (Mathematics) Nova because I have always enjoyed the beautiful wild kingdom. That's why I enjoy teaching at St. Anthony. EDWARD CLARK (English) M’A'S’H because it is just like the faculty lunchroom during B” lunch. TIM DOONAN (Social Studies) Little House on the Prairie I'm on Nancy Olson's side. JAMES BULLOCK (Physical Education) M A S H because it is comical and humorous. ROGER BJORKLUNE (Instrumental Music) The Bob Newhart Show” because it's the only sit-com I take time to watch. RON BERG (Phy Ed Health) Hill Street Blues because it is supposedly realistic. LUCY BARNES (Mathematics) The Bob Newhart Show” because I like Bob's sense of humor. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE PERSONNEL: Lois Poland. Marion Rickett. Carol LaBelle. Missing: Nancy Reiling. SERVICE PERSONNEL 87 DISTRICT OFFICE PERSONNEL: Rhonda Mengelkoch. Ruby Erickson. Margaret Cole. Right: Student Supervisors — Dave Williams. Brenda Ahrens. Sheila Hertog. Rita Holmes. Below, left to right: Marcia McDaniel. Nurse Lorraine Narog, Volunteer Coordinator! Cheryl Kilvington. Speech S Language Clinician. Cafeteria Personnel: Betty Ponder. Lorraine Olson. Fran Hime, Linda Ross, Doris Gehrke. Rita Holmes. Missing: Peg Marks. Helen Walseth. Nancy Myhran. Judy Sandberg. Wayne Plante. Lani Van Sloan. Evelyn Reiling. Becky Drewelow. Michael Blum. Mental Health Consultant Librarian Anna Jackson. Jan Brodle and Joan Eclov. Library Assistants SERVICE PERSONNEL Duane Googins. Director of Special Education Evelyn Holthus. Chemical Use Abuse Coordinator Custodians Marvin Denney and Robert Kruse. Missing: Don Fortune. Bob Lang-field. Bob Ochu. Andy Quien. Mike Skry-pec. Gregg Thomas. 89 PGM PGNS AND T-ftHG POM PONS. Row I: Christine Chinquist. Allison Martin. Laura Noe. Karen Hire. Row 2-. Margaret Dowdle. Nancy Ncus. Jill Hastay. Michelle LaVallcy. Leslie Davis. Row 3: Ann Marie Johnson. Mary Maczka. Janice Suhr. Sue Dickhausen. Donna Smuda. Missing: Advisor Kathy Palm. TAHC (Teen-Age Health Consultants). In front: Brian Peterson. Row 2 Mary Dyer. Julie Minks. Yvonne Beaubien. Jim Malrick. Beth Held, counselor. Row 3: Dale Ahrens. Sara Bremseth. Chris Rudensky. Gina D'Agostino! Kelly Volkman. Kris Stauffer. Top row: Jim Evans. Andy Peloquin, Kris Blum. flFS AND STUDENT EDUNEIL AFS CLUB. Row h Kris Donatello. Liz Wagner. Lynn Peleskc. Ann Romani. Stephanie Luciw. Alan Johnson. Tim Pekarek. Adriana Gonzales. Debbie Krebs. Linh Tran. Row 1- Kelly Volkmann. Kari Anderson. Ann Gabler. Amy Schipper. Becky Brown. Bekah Eid. Andrew Volna. Ted Stilp. Mark Wolok. Jim Mairick, Ms. Thicsfeld (advisor). Brian Peterson. Row 3: Joan Wasnick. Suzi Patterson (treasurer), Jennifer Dennison. Caroline O'Brien (vice-president), Joy Walker. Ann Wolok. Veronica Rafferty. Noelle Koes, Sarah Kramer. Cindy Peters. Paul3 Babcock. Maria Rudensky. Missing! V. Bryn. G. D'Agostino, T. Catarrinho. G. Catarrinho. C. Hayden, J. Loreno, R. Pulscher. STUDENT COUNCIL. Row It Jim Mairick. Paul Loughlin. Carla Maxwell, lisa Cabak. Veronica Rafferty. Claudia Herrara. Tammy Johnson. Christine Hoffman. Jayne Grow. Tammy Anderson. Tim Pekarek. Row 2-. Ms. Loudenback (advisor). Anne Kelly, Diana Stockton. Marko Medved. Bob Gabler (treasurer). Kristy Burton (vice-president). Patti Jurkovich (president). Sue Cartwright (School Board rep). Leslie Davis. Pam Stroom. Lisa Christopherson. Alan Johnson. Row 3; Joe Orning. Aaron Brasket. John McDaniel. Andrew Volna. Greg Ewing. Lynn Novak. Ann Marie Johnson. Cheryl Cowan. Diane Mathieu. Connie Krumrie. Janice Suhr. Melinda Handberg. Becky Borg. Diana Saja. Row 4: Diane Loughlin. Amy Getter. Michael Heinrich. Damian Wagner. Ann Chorzempa (secretary). Paul Meier. Kedrik Merwin. Marcello Jones. Sabine Arlt. Mark Litecky. Clem Stovall. Jason Rupert. 93 FRENEH AND SPANISH ELUBS FRENCH CLUB. Row It Advisor Ms. Fliitie. Mala Ugargol. Ardy Heston (vice-president). Becky Wheeler (secretary). Heather Lundgren. Dina Dressier. Barb Heston. Row 2r Mary Jo Yurek (president). Joan Hansen. Liz Wagner. Kari Anderson. Kris Donatelle. Cindy Peters. Aaron Merwin (treasurer). SPANISH CLUB. Row I: Robin Pulscher. Terry Wasnick. Mark Wolok. Ted Stilp. Jim Malrick. Alan Johnson. Tim Pekarek. Debbie Krebs. Kelly Volkmann. Row 2 Paul Jasinski. Sarah Kramer. Caroline O'Brien (co-president). Suzi Patterson (secretary). Stephanie Luciw. Joy Walker, Adrianna Gonzalez. Ann Wolok. Jane Walker. Ms. Thiesfeld (advisor). Row 3: Lynn Peleske. Becky Brown. Amy Schipper. Bekah Eid. Noelle Koes (vice-president). Julie Loreno. Corinna Hayden. Marguerite Cowle. Veronica Rafferty. Paula Babcock. Maria Rudensky. Missing: Brian Peterson (treasurer). Vitalia Bryn (co-president). 94 LIGHTING CREW, LETTER WINNERS CLUB LIGHTING CREW. Bill Wachenheim. Bill Kotrba. Marc Bollensen. Paul Scppa. Missing: Advisor Mr. Wilke. LETTERWINNERS CLUB. Row l Bob Gabler. John Hildebrandt. Brian Scovil (Vice-President). Diane Loughlin. Paula Worts. Ruth Carlson. Scott Toperzer. Betsy Johnson. Mary Jo Yurek. Row Mike Heinrich. Lance Wicks, Christine Hoffman. Diane Saja. Stephanie Schmolze. Judy Johnson. Julie Knox. Cheryl Cowan. Lori Pearson (President). Karen Hultgren. Beth Schipper. Marcelle Jones. Jeff Carlson. Anne Kelly. Row 3: Mike Hilliard. Damian Wagner. Tom Clemens. John Stephens. Greg Ewing. Ed Beaulieu. Ann Chorzempa (Secretary). Mary Beth Juricko. Bonnie Shadduck. Brad Dahlman. Jim Evans. Mark Litecky. Carla Maxwell. Teri Draves. Missing: Barb Meier (Treasurer) and Advisor Mr. Paulus. 95 CONCERT CHOIR. Row !■ Eva LaValley. Ruth Seeley. Sonja Olson. Holly Johnson. Lisa Christopherson. Connie Krumrie. Lois Jaszewski. Ten Draves. Patti Jurkovich. Mary Beth Juricko. Sabine Arlt. Bonnie Shadduck. Kathy Forsythe. Ann Marie Johnson. Karen Burns. Diane Loughlin. Angela D'Agostino. Lori DeAngelo. Row 2: Jane Martin. Jean Stephens. Margaret Dowdle, Anna Villella. Jill Hastay, Becky Borg. Karolute Dehnhard. Sandra Burch. Becky Wheeler. Ann Chorzempa. Judy Johnson. Nikki Erpelding, Diana Stockton. Nancy Neus. Trisha Kelly. Michelle LaValley. Beth Schipper. Kristy Klassy. Lynn Torguson. Row 1-. Marcelle Jones. Todd Holms. Tanya Charlesworih. Yvonne Beaublen. Eugene Tomas. Aaron Merwin. Mary Maczka. Kedrik Merwin, Jim Johnson. Kris Stauffer. Scott Toperzer. Tim Knox. Andy Peloquin. Jim Zumwalt. Marko Medved. Dan Jankowski. Todd Turgeon. Tom McMullen. Row 4i Greg Ewing. Dan Peleske. Mike Rosenthal. Brian Scovil. John Romani. Glem Stovall. Cory Gordon. Andy Bruemmer. John Wilson. Tim Gable, Gary Ayres. Brett Martinson. Dan Mattison. Mark Litccky. Greg Weinberger. John Stephens. Wayne Loreno. E0NEERT EH0IR, MADRIGALS, P0P SINGERS MADRIGALS. Row I (sitting): Mary Maczka. Ruth Seeley. Kedrik Merwin. Eva LaValley. Marko Medved, Ann Marie Johnson. John Stephens. Row 2 (standing): Sandy Burch. Brian Scovil. Anna Villella. Andy Peloquin. Nikki Erpelding. Wayne Loreno. Lynn Torguson. Missing: Director Opsata. POP SINGERS. Row I (kneeling): John Stephens. Andy Peloquin. Scott Toperzer. Greg Ewing. Dan Jankowski. Clem Stovall. Marko Medved. Brian Scovil. Mark Litecky, Kedrick Merwin. Row 2: Diana Stockton. Lynn Torguson. Ann Marie Johnson. Ruth Seeley. Teri Draves. Beth Schipper. Kathleen Forsythe. Kristin Anderson. Bonnie Shadduck. Director-Mr. Opsata. 97 CONCERT BAND. Row I: John Hildebrandt. Diana Stockton. Sue Miller. Ann Marie Johnson. Heather Lundgren. Kristi Main, Kristin Anderson. Allison Martin. Joy Miel. Sarah Smalley. Ruth Carlson. Ann Chorzempa. Row 2: Sue Dickhausen. Beth Peterson. Chris Misiak. Lex Momchilovich. Sue Cartwright. Amy Volna. Karen Hultgren. Christy Timmer. Sonja Olson. Patti Jurkovich. Holly Johnson. Judy Johnson. Ardis Heston. Allyson Williams. Row 3 (sitting left) Lisa Christopherson. Barby Heston, Joy Walker, (right side) Lynn Novak. Tyler Brown. Cindy Sawamura. Jennifer Dennison. Susan Larson. Row 4: (right sitting) Pam Slroom, Greg Tobias. Kevin Klotzbach. Bill Kotrba. Standing (first row): Kristin Cooper. Mike Hilliard. Steve Witzigman. Kyle Petrich. Damian Wagner. Jamie Bullock. Bekah Eid. Heidi Boldt. Bob Gabler. Chris Vnak. Lance Wicks. Tom Brostrom. Tom Korba. Lynn Torguson, Mary Maczka. Tom Johnson. Paul Vijums. Director Bjorklund. Dean Petrich. Last row standing: Mike Bonaventura. Brian Peterson, Michelle LaValley. Kcdrik Merwin, John Schmalzbauer. Julie Brcde. Steve Nelson. Ken Pucel. Laef Olson. Sarah Kramer. EQNEERT, dflZZ. PEP BANDS JAZZ BAND. Row I: Tyler Brown. Bill Kotrba. Pam Stroom. Greg Tobias. Chris Misiak, John Hildebrand!. Row 2: Kris Anderson. Ann Marie Johnson. Steve Witzigman. Chris Vnak. Julie Brede. Lance Wicks. Mary Maczka. Heidi Bold!. Kedrik Merwin. Bob Gabler. John Schmalz-bauer. Tom Brostrom. Steve Nelson. Tom Korba. Missing: Mr. Bjorklund. Director. PEP BAND. Row l Sarah Smalley. Ruth Carlson. Ann Chorzempa. Joy Mtel. Allison Martin. Karen Hultgren. Row 2 Jennifer Dennison. Susan Larson. John Hildebrand!. Diana Stockton. Beth Peterson. Sue Dickhausen. Lisa Christopherson. Karen Zieper. Sue Miller. Chris Misiak. Amy Volna. Row 3: Kyle Petrich. Steve Witzigman. Jim Bullock. Mindy Handberg. Bob Gabler. Lance Wicks. Tom Brostrom. Chris Vnak. Tom Korba. Heidi Boldt. Pam Stroom. Greg Tobias. Bill Kotrba. Tyler Brown. Sonja Olson. Christy Timmer. Row 4 Mike Bonaventura. Brian Peterson. Michelle LaValley. Kris Anderson. Ann Marie Johnson. Ken Pucel. Laef Olson. John Schmalzbauer. Kedrik Merwin. Steve Nelson. Julie Brede. Mary Maczka. Lynn Torguson. Tom Johnson. Director-Mr. Bjorklund. 99 Six speech students qualified to advance to Regions: Ruma (1st in Original Oratory). John S. (1st in Extemp Speaking), Vitalia (1st in Poetry Interp), Dina, Tom C., and Mary D. Students who won 1st in other events were Ruma (Richfield Invitational) and Laef (Tri-Metro Conference). Ruma also placed 3rd in this Congressional Districts Voice of Democracy Contest. Regional, state, and NFL competition will be held after copy deadline. SPEECH CLUB. Row I: Coach Westrom. Joy Walker. Minh Le. Jean Schroeder. Sarah Good. Ruma Balasubraman-ian. Jim Patterson. Paul Seppa. Row 1 Mary Dyer. Lee Gordon. Jennifer Dennison. Vitalia Bryn. Becky Eid. Clay Kepner. Jane Walker. Paul Narog. Heather Lundgren. Mike Heinrich. Dina Dressier. Tom Carlson. Laef Olson. Missingi Coach Fritz. SPEEEH AND DEBATE DEBATE. Row li Coach Westrom. Laef Olson. Ruma Balasubramanian. Paul Seppa. Row 2: Paul Narog. Tom Carlson. Lee Gordon. John Schmalzbauer. Dina Dressier. The Debate Team participated in 20 invitational meets with over 300 rounds of competition. The win-loss record was winning 2 out of 3 debates. The team took I overnight trip to Duluth and participated in Student Congress and Lincoln-Douglas Debate. This year's question — Resolved: that the U.S. should significantly curtail its arms, sales to other countries. 100 NEW AT VMS: EXPLORERS CLUB OFFICERS OF EXPLORERS CLUB. Bonnie Shadduck. Andy Peloquin. Sarah Kramer, and Brian Peterson. The Explorers Club, begun at VHS in 1983, has Ms. Orsted as its advisor. Officers are President Bonnie Shadduck. V. P. Andy Peloquin. Secretary Sarah Kramer, and Treasurer Brian Peterson. The club is open to all students in grades 9-13. Its purpose: to have fun and learn more about biking, skiing, canoeing, and sailing. Club activities include rock climbing, skiing. Sadie Hawkins, bike trips. To go to Florida next spring, the club will sponsor money-raising projects. EXPLORERS CLUB. Row l Tina Catarrinho. Vitalia Bryn. Annie Sopcinski. Jennifer Dennison, Melanie Bench. Terry Wasnick. Barb Geisel. Row 2: Advisor Orseth. Mark Grundmayer. Bonnie Shadduck. Brian Peterson. Andy Peloquin. and Sarah Kramer. 1983 Villager Staff SPECIAL THANKS TO ... Scherling-Pletsch for taking the majority of the pictures in this yearbook. Josten’s for their continuing help. Mary Ann Urista for bringing us food on a lonely Monday night, all of the Fine Businesses who put ads in the back of the yearbook, all of the clods who stumbled in on a Monday or Thursday night to help us out, the Pop Machine in the Teachers’ Lounge. Paul Narog. and Mike the custodian. Farewell to the seniors. Lots of Luck. Hope you do better out there than you did in here (just kidding)! (M.B.) MARC (It's Monday) BOl CHERYL (When do I gel the camera?) JENNIFER (VCR) DENNISON LENSEN COWAN JOHN (Lester Jackson) DIETRICH MARY (I love Rick) DYER BARB (I want to do indexing) 6EISEL PAUL (darkroom master) JASINSKI MARY (Would you like to buy an ad?) MACZKA AARON (shutter happy) JENNY (Leave me alone) NEUMANN MERWIN BRIAN (Hills Are Alive with the Sound CHRIS (I took that of Music) PETERSON picture) VNAK GREG (No time. I gotta study) WEINBERGER MS. (No. we won't watch General Hospital) PLOTNIK 1 Above left: Football team is Introduced at a fall pepfest. Above right: Mr. Paulus heads for the concession stand. Team Ends Season With Blake Upset In its last game of the '82 season. VHS won over Blake 7-6 in a big upset, knocking Blake out of Conference Championship Playoffs. Co-captains were T. Gabel and J. White. Hess and Juricko received All Conference. Andrescik, Hertog, and Meier were awarded Honorable Mention. Stretch, you guys. VARSITY FOOTBALL. Sitting: Bret Martinson. John Stephens. Brian Marquis. Mark Litecky. Tim Gabel. Jeff White. Greg Ewing. Tom Clemens. Eugene Bjerkebek, Steve Mach. Paul Vijums. Kneeling: Jeff Carlson. Paul Meier. Brad Dahlman. Mike Berg. Clem Stovall. Lance Wicks. Andy Bruemmer. Bill Stuart. Mike Gallagher. Steve Ellson. Chris Misiak. Standing: Jim Johnson. Steve Nelson. Mike Juricko. Ed Beaulieu. Paul Andrescik. John Luciw. John Wilson. Ron Hertog. Scott Toperzer. Mike Bonaventura. Peter Kelly. Todd Hess. Dave Metusalem. Missing: Coaches Nesheim. Opsata. Paulus. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Sitting: Diane Mathieu. Diane Loughlin. Anne Kelly. Becky Borg. Karen Hultgren. Kneeling. Paula Worts. Maria Merrill. Bonnie Shadduck. Diana Stockton. Cheryl Cowan. Barb Meier. Standing: Coach Houle. Mary Beth Juricko. Ann Chorzempa. Lori Pearson. Jenny Johnson. Laura Worts. Janice Borys. Tanya Charlesworth. Asst. Coach Rudzitis. Huskies' Season Record = 22-2 This has been the best all-around team I have played on a volleyball court so far : Coach Houle summarized the season this way. The team was offensively strong. With ten seniors, they played to win all the time. A fun year-the girls were great — the Nebraska trip was fun.” Co-captains were L. Pearson, K. Hultgren. B” SQUAD VOLLEYBALL. Kneeling: Kristy Klassy. Mary Sue Snider. Becky Borg. Karen Burns, Pam Stroom. Standing: Coach Houle. Tanya Charlesworth. Janice Borys. Jenny Johnson. Debbie Tobias. Lois Jaszcwski. LaValley Named All-Conf. In C.C. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Kneeling; Chris Bray. Jim Loreno. Andy Volna. Dan Peleske. Dean Peirich. Bob Gabler. Standing; Doug Beyer. Jim Bullock. Mike Heinrich. Kyle Petrich. Eric Lind. Kris Stauffer. Missing; Coach Johnson and Michelle LaValley. Coach Johnson sums up the season We were very young inexperienced. But we came a long way. especially the girls.” Boys' track ended season with 5th in Conference. M. LaValley made All-Conference for second straight year-, B. Gabler and K. Petrich were All-Conference Honorable Mention. Girls’ Tennis GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM. Sitting; Beth Schipper. Mindy Handberg. Betsy Johnson. Kristi Main, Lisa Cabak. Standing: Coach Sack. Yvonne Beaubien. Kathy Forsythe. Jackie Zimmer. Robin Pulscher. Ann Marie Johnson. Teri Draves. Kirsten Anderson. Missing; Ruma Bala. Tia Karelson. GIRLS' SWIMMING. Kneeling. Julie Knox. Ruth Carlson. Row 2. Lisa Fulton. Christy Timmer. Catherine Hart. Nikki Erpelding. Judy Johnson. Sarah Kramer. Row 3: Coach Berg. Sarah Good. Veronica Rafferty. Jennifer Boldt. Amy Volna. Cindy Sawamura. Cheryl Wachenheim. Amy Krebs. Asst. Coach Marks. Row 4. Nancy Rockwood. Gretchen Anderson. Heidi Boldt, Corinna Hayden. Amy Pisansky. Becka Eid. Ann Romani. Jennifer Dennison. 1st VHS State Champion = Amy Volna 1983 was the year VHS earned its first State Champion, Amy Volna in the 100-yard freestyle. The second state champion was the Freestyle Relay of Ruth Carlson, Corinna Hayden, Cindy Sawamura, and Amy Volna. The girls’ Swimming Team finished the season 4th in duals meets. 2nd in Region 9, and 3rd in the State Meet with 103 points. Coach Berg commented: This was the best season we have ever had. We exceeded our goals� the girls cut off my beard as a result! Just a super season! Captains were Ruth Carlson and Julie Knox. Outstanding swimmers.- Ruth Carlson, Nikki Erpelding, Corinna Hayden, Cindy Sawamura, Amy Volna. Below left. Christy Timmer and Amy Volna relax between swimming events. Below right. State Champion Freestyle Relay Team — Cindy Sawamura. Ruth Carlson. Corinna Hayden, and Amy Volna. Huskies Take Second In Conference Outstanding players of the VHS 83 basketball team were All Conference choices John Hildebrandt and Paul Meier. Under the coaching of Mr. Johnson and leadership of captain Hildebrandt, the team earned second place in the Tri-Metro Conference with a 7-3 record and made it to the semi-finals of District I5A. The team’s overall record was 12-8. ’’The team exceeded my expectations — through hard work and the desire to improve ... The team was strong in defense and had a number of quality players. commented Coach Johnson. B SQUAD BASKETBALL. Row I: Dan Mattison. Joe Bofferding. Dom Nelson. Tim Martin. Craig Antczak. Steve Thompson. Coach Gautschi. Row 2: Dave Anderson. Andy Bruemmer. Dave Bratland. Mark Labenski. John Kripotos. Kris Stauffer. Tim Kocs. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Row h Coach Johnson. Chris Bucko. Mike Howey. Brian Scovil. Bill Stuart. Clay Kepner. Eric Lind. Asst. Coach Gautschi. Row 2. Paul Vljums. John Hildebrandt. Paul Meier. John Wilson. Jon Asp. Mike Juricko. Gordie Blackey. Missing: Kedrik Mcrwin. Team Undefeated In Conference B BASKETBALL. Row I.- Pam Slroom, Lynn Pclcskc. Mary Jo Yurek. Row 2: Janice Borys. Tricla Kelly. Laura Worts. Sandra Johnson. Lynn Sopcinski. Coach Orsted. Missing: Lisa Cabak. Tcri Draves. This was our best year. We were undefeated in conference play with a record of K 0.” Coach Burlingame stated. The team’s strong points were defense, good rebounding and shooting. Ann Chorzempa. Mary Juricko, and Diane Loughlin were selected Tri-Metro All Conference. L. Pearson and B. Schipper received Honorable Mention. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Row l Diane Loughlin. Sarah Kramer. Janice Borys. Paula Worts. Beth Peterson. Row 2-. Coach Burlingame. Lori Pearson. Ann Chorzempa. Laura Worts. Mary Beth Juricko. Beth Schipper. Cheryl Wachenheim. Team Finishes 19th In State Contest Boys’ Swimming finished an excellent season with 19th place in State, 3rd in Region 9, and 8 3 in dual meets. Blake Wagner became All State with 4th in the 100 yd. backstroke. Damian Wagner finished 8th in the 100 yd. butterfly, and Tim Knox finished llth in the 200 yd. individual medley. The team performed above and beyond my expectations. commented Coach Berg. With only 10 boys on the team, we ranked 14th in state dual meets and 19th in State — exceptionall Outstanding swimmers were D. Wagner, B. Wagner, T. Knox, D. Egeland, M. Braunworth, P. Klosterman. The medley relay of Tim Knox. Blake Wagner. Paul Klosterman. and Damian Wagner took first place in the Region 9 swimming meet. At the State Meet. Blake Wagner became All State with fourth place in the 100-yard backstroke. BOYS’ SWIMMING. Row I. Blake Wagner. Captain Damian Wagner. Paul Klosterman. Mike Braunworth. Bill Wachenheim. Assistant Coach Killpatrick. Coach Berg. Row Jorge Catarrinho. Dan Egeland. Andy Volna. Pat Kennedy. Tim Knox. Manager Amy Volna. Eight Wrestlers Advance To Regions B SQUAD WRESTLING. Kneeling: Andrew Evans. Mike Madden. Brett Johnson. Ted Stilp. Mark Jensen. Standing: John McDaniel. Dan Jankowski. Max Toperzer. Greg Ewing. Eugene Tomas. Missing: Coach Evans. According to Coach Opsata. This was a young. inexperienced team that improved a great deal. We finished 2nd at the Rush City Tournament, 3rd in Dist. I5A Tournament, and with a 7-6 season record.” Outstanding players were McMullen: 20-4, All Conference, Dist. Champion Stovall: I3-II-I. Dist. Champion Medved: 15-8. All Conf. Hon. Mention, Region Entrant. VARSITY WRESTLING. Kneeling: Mike Schiena. Warren Ludford. Paul Tomas. Marko Medved. John Tomas. Greg Ewing. Eugene Tomas. Standing: Tom McMullen. Jim Zumwalt. Dan Jankowski. Clem Stovall. Joe Orning. Jeff White. Ed Beaulieu. Scott Toperzer. Missing: Coach Opsata. Mike Hilliard Named All Conference Mike Hilliard was the only Huskie to be selected to the Tri-Metro All Conference Team. Honorable mentions were Todd Hess and Pat Fagerlee. Coach Kulenkamp considers the '83 season a rebuilding year with 14 first-year letter-winners. The varsity team had 6 freshmen and 5 sophomores on it.” Captains were Jeff Carlson, Todd Hess, Mike Hilliard, and Brad Dahlman. VARSITY HOCKEY. Silling: Mark Baker. John Sludi. Breni Floron. Mike Hilliard. Tohro Ishko. Aaron Bracket. Kneeling: Eugene Bjerkebek. Matt BordweB. Jack Sandford. Mike Peters. Tim Helm, Mark Madden. Mgr. Mark Bjerkebek. Standing: Coach Kulenkamp. Kurt Dawson. Tony Vescio. John Wynn. Todd Hess. Jeff Carlson. Brad Dahlman. Paul Loughlin. Tim Hynes. Asst. Coach DeKanick. B” SQUAD HOCKEY. Kneeling: Mark Baker. John Studt. Aaron Brasket. Brent Floren. Rick Butterfield. Mike LaMere. Standing: Tim Helm. Tim Hynes. Jack Sandford. Corey Gordon. Mike Peters. Mgr. Mark Bjerkebek. Coach Brad DeKanick. VHS Gymnasts Place First In Region 4A, Third In State! Tuiis year VHS mnasts had t excellent ear placing rd in Conference, 1st n Region 4A, Jrd in State. State participants were Noelle Saja, Cindy Sawamura (Ml Conf.), Jody Wicks (Ml Conference), and Mtty Getter. Team strength was in vaulting. GYMNASTICS. Row I. Kathy Maxwell. Dianne Saja. Noelle Saja (Captain). Karen Hultgren (Captain), Kristy Massy. Carla Maxwell. Row 1. Coach Grant. Asst. Coach Hartman. Joan Hanson. Ann Romani. Barb Westcott. Lir Wagner. Cindy Sawamura. Jody Wicks. Amy Getter. Members of VHS gymnastic team go to State as representatives of Regi-' .A. Sarah Good. Asst. Coach Hoganson. Boys’ And Girls’ Track Boys’ Track outlook, according to Coach Gautschi: We have some good athletes, but they are few in number (16 member squad) so we’ll have a difficult time competing. 82 season ended OK with 4 going to State in three events.” Girls’ Track outlook: Strong in all running events. 24 returning letterwinners led by 4 girls who were in 1982 State Meet: LaValley, Loughlin, Meier. Stroom. Summary of 1982 season: 3rd in Conference, 2nd in Districts, 4th in Regions, 8th in State. BOYS' TRACK. Kneeling: John Stephens. Matt Bordwell. Jim Schaab. Chris Bray. Dean Petrich. Brian Marquis. Standing: Scott Toperzer. Brett Martinson. Paul Vijums. Kyle Petrich. Brad Dahlman. James Evans. Greg Ewing. Missing: Coach Gautschi. GIRLS' TRACK. Row I: Chris Hoffman. Gwen Erpelding. Carolyn Freund. Jenny Boldt. Carolyn Lofgren, Becky Dennison. Nikki Saja. Audra Ibarra. Pam Lindman. Libby Peterson, Julie Loreno. Row 2: Lisa Bordwell. Jayne Walker, Greta Carlson. Pam Stroom. Judy Johnson. Diane Loughlin. Barb Meier. Jody Wicks, Debbie Wynn. Barb Westacott, Gretchen Anderson. Row 3: Ann Pibal. Tara Hagen. Veronica Rafferty. Ann Romani. Mary Jo Yurck. Heidi Boldt. Connie Krumrie. Nikki Erpelding. Lisa Glover. Wendy Hardman. Diana Thompson. Dianne Saja. Missing: Coach Scott Paulus. 116 Team Hopes For .500 Season B” SOFTBALL. Row h Ann Wolok. Barb Geisel. Jenny Neumann. Dawn Jackson. Bekah Eid. Becky Brown. Robin Pulscher. Row 1 Diane Lucas. Jeannie Havrish. Shari Ellson. Debbie Tobias. Jennifer Dennison. Karin Svac. Lynn Pcleske. Crystal Lucas. Gina Palm. Coach Kulenkanip. The 1983 softball team, under captains L. Worts C. Wachenheim, hopes for a .500 season. This is a young team, and we’ve lost Paula Worts (basketball injury) for the season, Coach Bullock explained. Last year the team became Conference Champions with 5 All-Conference players (L. Good, C. Froshle, L. Hultgren, R. Borys. C. Madden). B squad Coach Kulenkemp’s outlook for the '83 season: Very young squad with many 9th graders on the team.” VARSITY SOFTBALL. Row l Becky Borg. Ann Sopcinski. Jill Hastay. Margaret Dowdle. Lisa Cabak. Kristy Klassy. Teri Draves. Row 2: Asst. Coach Beth Borgan. Paula Worts. Cheryl Cowan. Barb Doll. Bonnie Shadduck. Laura Worts. Cheryl Wechenheim. Maria Merrill. Janice Borys. Yvonne Beaubien. Coach Bullock. Team: Young And Still Learning Last year s varsity team lost to Brooklyn Center by one run in the District finals. This year's outlook, according to Coach Palm: We are youngs with hard work we hope to finish .500. The team has only one senior this season, and its captains are Tom Clemens. T. O. Hess, and Clay Kepner. Coach Johnson’s outlook for this year’s B squad: At this time it is very hard to tells we have not had a game yet! B” SQUAD BASEBALL. Sitting: Coach Roger Johnson. Eric Bjorklund. Mark Salsbury. Aaron Brasket. Tim Martin. Chris Kuhlman. Scott Klosterman. Jay Mancino. John Studt. John Hynes. Tom Wynn. Standing: Kirk Hennen. Bill Clemens. Tony Vescio. Dom Nelson. Kurt Dawson. Cory Gordon. Joe Jarosz. John Cowle. Max Toperzer. Andy Cooper. Todd DeFilippis. VARSITY BASEBALL. Row I: Coach Gary Palm. Paul Loughiin. Tim Hess. Mark Labenski. Row 1. Tim Hynes. Tom Clemens. Andy Bruemmer. Chris Bucko. Eugene Bjerkebek. Row 3: Steve Mach. Todd Hess. Mike Juricko. Bill Stuart. Clay Kepner. BOVS TENNIS. Silling: Mike Timmcr. Loe Gordon. Paul Narog. Dave Hilliard. Ken Pucel. Kneeling: Steve Witzigman. Mike Hilliard. Lance Wicks. Darrin Mercil. Mark Litecky. Mike Berg, Chris Payne. Standing: Tom Brostrom. Tom Johnson. John Hildebrandt. Brian Scovil. Kedrik Merwin. Clem Stovall. Coach Sack. 1983 Boys' Golf And Tennis Teams B” SQUAD GOLF. Kneeling. Marcel Medved. Kat tgeland. Tristan Fagerlee. Dennis Szymanski. Standing: Eric Evans. Mark Schreiner, John Olander. Mike Braunworth. John McDaniel. Jason Ruppert. Jeff Hunt. Jeff Blomster. Jeff Hanson. Missing: Coach Dave Melby. Golf Coach Pearl’s ’83 outlook: We are looking forward to seeing how far this team can progress. The team, under Capt. Tim Alien, will play each team in the conference twice.” Tennis coach Sack is pleased with the number of candidates this season. The team has a great deal of depth. We also have a few Middle Schoolers this year.” VARSITY GOLF. Row I: Mike LaMere. Dan Egeland. Ted Allguire. Mark Madden. Pat Fagerlee. Chris Vnak. Row 1. Kris Staufer. Mike Harvey. Dave Bratland. Tim Allen. Marko Medved, Coach Pearl. 119 A” FOOTBALL CHEER LEADERS; Lynn Novak. Karen Hult-grcn. Becky Borg, Bella Villella. Sue Wehr. Jane Martin. Debbie Kopka. Amy Getter. A BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Becky Borg. Lynn Novak. Jackie Zimmer. Kris Burton. Jane Martin. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS; Sue Cartwright. Ruth Seeley. Karen Zieper. Debbie Kopka. Jill Fagerlee. Kris Koski. 120 -p” WITLING CHEERLEADERS. Kris Donatelle. Lisa Bordwell. Stephanie Schmolze. Dianna Saja. 1982-83 CHEERLEADERS 'A'' WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. Bottom: Jenny Johnson. Row 2: B BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Bottom to top: Betsy Johnson. Teri Anne Kelly. Marcelle Jones. Karen Hultgren. Row 3: Bella Villella. Draves. Lisa Cabak. Sue Peterson. Top.- Noelle Saja. 1983 Village OPPONENT FOOTBALL VHS THEY Fairmont 12 21 Montgomery-Lonsdale 6 24 Aitkin 0 14 Centennial 6 27 Mahtomedi 0 26 Minnehaha 20 21 Brooklyn Center 0 27 Blake 7 6 GYMNASTICS OPPONENT VHS THEY Columbia Heights K� 72 Breck 105 62 Spring Lake Park 105 91 Holiday Invitational 89 Mahtomedi 121 123 Blake 118 130 Brooklyn Center 109 Id Centennial 113 Id Anoka Fridley III 117,113 Rosemount Invitational 3rd place Mahtomedi 112 122 Brooklyn Center 123 69 Centennial 126 108 Blake 124 127 Regions-Winner Region 4A State 123 OPPONENT VOLLEYBALL VHS THEY Totino-Grace 9-18-18 18-16-3 Henry 18-18 1-4 Concordia Acad. 18-13 8-18 Hill-Murray 18-18 13-10 Blaine 18-10-14 16-18-18 Mahtomedi 18-18 13-10 Blake 18-10-18 7-18-1 Minnehaha 18-18 12-6 Brooklyn Ctr. 18-18 3-4 Centennial 18-18 15-8 Prior Lake 18-18 8-5 St. Paul Acad. 18-18 5-7 Minnehaha 15-18-18 18-5-2 Harding JV 18-18 11-4 Tartan 18-18 9-4 Alexander Ram. 18-18 11-4 International F. 18-18 14-13 Mahtomedi 18-18 14-16 Brooklyn Ctr. 12-18-18 18-4-9 Centennial 18-18 15-11 Randolph 18-18 15-4 St. Agnes 18-18 11-9 St. Bernard s 15-4 18-18 OPPONENT GIRLS’ SWIMMING VHS THEY Columbia Heights 85 41 SLP Invitational 1st Blake 65 62 Eau Claire Relays 6th Tartan 86 41 Lindberg Relays 3rd Bloom. Jefferson 63 64 Kellogg 72 55 Irondale 71 56 Moundsview 72 55 SLPark, Cooper 129 89. 71 SBL-Mariner 88 39 Ramsey 73 54 Stillwater 82 45 122 Sports Records BOYS' SWIMMING OPPONENT VMS THEY Anoka 57 67 Kellogg 73 49 Sibley 70 54 Stillwater 71 53 Spring Lake Park 59 68 Ramsey 71 56 Moundsview 49 76 South St. Paul 77 50 North St. Paul 74 53 Blake 65 62 ’rondale, Woodbury 96 74.112 Columbia Heights 74 52 SLP Invitational 2nd Cambridge Invit. 2nd GIRLS' BASKETBALL OPPONENT VHS THEY Cannon Falls 39 48 Como Park 57 29 Fridley 26 30 Holy Angels 34 36 C.H.O.F. 43 48 Concordia 61 56 Southwest 32 44 Mahtomedi 33 •19 Minnehaha 44 38 Brooklyn Center 56 44 Blake 49 47 Centennial 51 34 Mahtomedi 47 24 ! Minnehaha 52 49 Brooklyn Center 44 27 Blake 53 43 Centennial 42 30 St. Bernard's 42 40 Randolph 39 61 OPPONENT HOCKfY VHS THEY Chaska 3 5 Holy Angels 2 5 Brady 1 8 Chisago Lakes 0 5 SPA 1 5 Forest Lake 1 7 Spring Lake Prk 2 2 Orono 2 10 St. Agnes 2 3 Mahtomedi 0 4 Eau Claire Memorial 8 5 Brooklyn Center 6 4 Minnehaha 1 3 .Centennial 2 4 Mahtomedi 1 1 Brooklyn Center K) 5 Centennial 0 1 Blake 2 5 Mahtomedi 2 5 WRESTLING OPPONENT VHS THEY North St. Paul 42 21 Irondale 15 47 Holy Angels 35 30 Moundsview 36 30 Montgomery Lonsdale 14 37 Minnehaha Academy 15 44 Totino-Grace 18 45 St. Bernard 23 31 Concordia Academy 49 8 Brooklyn Center 35 24 Centennial 9 47 Tartan 30 25 DeLaSalie 39 19 BOYS' BASKETBALL OPPONENT VHS THEY Totino-Grace 56 60 DeLaSalie 41 54 , Concordia Academy 57 37 C.H.O.F. 79 53 Fridley 47 62 Centennial 44 40 Minnehaha 72 58 Mahtomedi 43 42 Holy Angels 48 63 Brooklyn Center 59 54 Blake 51 59 St. Croix Lutheran 58 46 Centennial 67 37 Tartan 54 38 Minnehaha 57 38 Mahtomedi 46 42 Brooklyn Center 58 60 Blake 51 60 C.H.O.F. 31 44 Cannon Falls 57 63 123 Athletic Awards Most Valuable VARSITY FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY Girls’ Most Valuable Boys’ Most Valuable VOLLEYBALL ........ BASKETBALL Boys' Most Valuable Girls' Most Valuable WRESTLING ......... GYMNASTICS ........ HOCKEY ............ TENNIS Girls' (1982) ... Boys’ (1982) .... SOFTBALL (1982) BASEBALL (1982) TRACK (1982) ...... GOLF (1982) ....... .........TODD HESS . MICHELLE LA VALLEY ..........BOB GABLER .... KAREN HULTGREN .. JOHN HILDEBRANDT ....DIANE LOUGHLIN ....TOM MCMULLEN .........JODY WICKS ......MIKE HILLIARD ......BETH SCHIPPER .... SHAUN GOODSELL .......LESLIE GOOD MARK HESS. ERIC BORG ....DIANE LOUGHLIN .... BRIAN BJORKLUND SWIMMING Girls’ Most Valuable Boys’ Most Valuable .. AMY VOLNA BLAKE WAGNER Athletic Awards Team Captains FOOTBALL .........................JEFF WHITE. TIM GABEL CROSS COUNTRY ......................MICHELLE LA VALLEY SWIMMING Girls' Swimming ..............RUTH CARLSON. JULIE KNOX Boys' Swimming ......................... DAMIAN WAGNER VOLLEYBALL ................ANN CHORZEMPA. LORI PEARSON BASKETBALL Boys' ...............................JOHN HILDEBRANDT Girls' .....................LORI PEARSON. MARY JURICKO WRESTLING .......JEFF WHITE. ED BEAULIEU. SCOTT TOPERZER GYMNASTICS .................KAREN HULTGREN. NOELLE SAJA HOCKEY . JEFF CARLSON. TODD HESS. BRAD DAHLMAN. MIKE HIL- LIARD TENNIS Girls' ....JACKIE ZIMMER. KATHY FORSYTHE. BETH SCHIPPER Boys’ .......................TOM JOHNSON. BRIAN SCOVIL GOLF ...........................................TIM ALLEN TRACK Girls’ ........DIANE LOUGHLIN. JUDY JOHNSON. BARB MEIER Boys’ ............BRAD DAHLMAN. JIM EVANS. PAUL VIJUMS SOFTBALL ................CHERYL WACHENHEIM, LAURA WORTS Ten Su 1983-Top TOP TEN GROUPS 1. Journey 2. Suburbs 3. Men at Work 4. Rush 5. The Who 6. Toro 7. Devo 8. Stray Cats 9. Led Zepptin 10. Loverboy T.V. SHOWS 1. M A S H 2. Knots Landing 3. Hill Street Blues 4. Dynasty” 5. Magnum P.l.” 6. Square Pegs 7. All My Children 8. Three’s Company 9. Fame 10. Cheers” 6 General Hospital TOP TEN SONGS 1. Up Where We Belong” 2. Hungry Like the Wolf 3. Truly 4. Down Under 5. Stairway to Heaven 6. Dancing in Heaven” 7. Twilight Zone” 8. Beat It” 9. Billy Jean” 10. Stray Cat Strut ACTORS 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Richard Gere 3. Tom Selleck 4. Dustin Hoffman 5. John Ritter ACTRESSES 1. Jessica Lange 2. Loretta Swit 3. Lydia Cornell 4. Debra Winger 5. Heather Thomas TOP TEN ALBUMS 1. Get Nervous” 2. Business as Usual” 3. Escape” 4. Toto IV” 5. Rio 6. American Fool” 7. Success Hasn’t Spoiled Me Yet' 8. It’s Hard” 9. Oh. Nol It’s Devo” 10. Get Lucky” VIDEO GAMES 1. Donkey Kong 2. Ms. Pacman 3. Centipede 4. Dig Dug 5. Frogger MOVIES 1. Officer § a Gentleman” 2. Tootsie” 3. E.T.” 4. Fast Times at Ridgmont High’ 5. 48 Hours” 6. First Blood 7. Rocky 3 8. Stripes” 9. Poltergeist” 10. Raiders” On Golden Pond” RADIO STATIONS 1. KQRS 92 2. KDWB 101 3. WLOL 99Vi vey Results - 1983 FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Steak 3. Hamburgers 4. Spaghetti 5. Shrimp 6. Lasagna lttWP! 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David (9) 48. 59. 130 Asp. Jonathan (II) 38, 110 Arlt. Sabine (12) 12. 53. 93. 96. 75. 67 Ayres, Gary (II) 96 —B— Babcock, Paula (12) 12. 94. 143 Baggenstoss. Lisa (II) 38 Bailey. Elizabeth (II) 38. 62. 131 Baker, Mark (II) 62. 114 Baker, Patrick (9) 7. 48. 130 Balasubramanian, Ruma (12) 3, 12. 18. 68. 100. 108. 70, 142 Balko, Tracy (10 42. 45 Beaubien, Kevin (9) 48 Beaubien, Yvonne (II) 7. 9. 37, 38.40.62.91.92,96. 108, 114. 117 Beaulieu, David (10) 42, 57 Beaulieu, Edward (12) 8. 12. 56, 68. 69. 95. 106. 113. 131, 142 Bench, Melanie (II) 4, 5. 101 Bengtson. Kimberly (9) 6, 47, 48 Berg. Michael (II) 62. 106, 119 Bergman. James (10) 42 Berklich, Kimberly (II) 38 Beyer. Douglas (12) 3. 12, 108 Bishop, Kathleen (II) 38 Bjerkebek, Eugene (II) 4, 38, 106. 114. 118 Bjerkebek. Mary (10) 114 Blackev. Gordon (II) 38.105.110.131 Block. Patrick (10) 42 Blum, Kimberly (II) 38 Blum, Kristine(9) 48, 92 Bofferding, Joel (10) 42, 45, 110 Boldt, Heidi (II) 5, 38. 60. 62. 69. 77. 109. 98. 99, 116. 128. 67 Bollensen, Marc (10) 3, 42, 57, 64, 91. 95, 103 Bonaventura. Michael (12) 13, 34. 53. 54. 56. 59. 62. 63. 98. 99. 106, 67 Bordwell. Lisa (9) 7, 48. 57. 58. 121. 116 Bordwell. Matt (9) 47. 48. 64, 114. 116. 129 Borg. Rebecca (II) 4, 7. 40, 51. 91. 93. 96. 107, 117. 120. 75. 74 Borys, Janice (10) 42. 45. 105, 107, III. 117, 128 Boschee, Coreen (II) 38 Boskovich, Michael (10) 42 Boyce. Patricia (12) 8, 13. 21. 61. 63. 131, 67 Boyce, Shawn (9) 48, 129 Brama. Kathleen (II) 38 Brama. Lisa (12) 13. 22, 57. 81 Brasket. Aaron (9) 9, 48, 57, 93, 114. 118. 131 Bratland. David (10) 4, 42, 45, 53. 110. 119 Braunwarth. Michael (9) 3, 49, 112. 119 Bray, Christopher (II) 38, 58. 62, 108. 116 Brede. Julie (12) 4. 13, 35, 62, 68. 98. 99. 70. 72. 142, 143 Bremseth, Sara (12) 13. 18. 92 Brinda. Michael (10) 42, 45 Brostrom. Thomas (12) 13, 21. 62, 98. 99, 119. 129. 73 Brown. Rebecca (9) 48, 91. 94. 117 Brown. Tyler (12) 4. 5, 13. 19. 62. 68. 69. 81. 98, 99. 142 Bruemmer. Andrew (10) 42. 45. 58, 96. 106. 110. 118. 130 Bryn. Vitalia (12) 4. 13, 38. 65. 68. 69, 100. 101. 132. 91. 72 Bucko. Chris (II) 9. 38. 110. 118.132 Bullock. James (II) 38, 40. 62. 65. 98. 99, 108. 130 Burch. Sandra (10) 42, 64, 96, 97. 131, 71. 74 Bums. Aaron (12) 14 Burns. Karen (II) 38. 53. 58. 62. 63. 96. 107, 75 Burton, Kristen (12) 8. 14. 35, 53. 55. 77. 93. 120. 67 Butterfield. Richard (10) 42. 114 c Cabak, Lisa (10) 4, 42, 53, 55, 93. 108. 117. 121. 129. 75 Caldwell. Julie (10) 42. 64. 130 Carlson. Greta (9) 58. 48. 59. 64, 116 Carlson. Jeffrey (12) 14. 34, 53. 54. 95. 106. 114. 131. 67 Carlson. Ruth (12) II. 14. 18, 68, 69. 95. 98. 99. 109. 130. 72 Carlson. Thomas (II) 38, 40. 65, 69. 100. 70 Cartwright. Susan (12) 3, 14, 9 21. 56. 57, 93. 98, 120. 143 Cash. Shelly (10) 42 Catarrinho, Jorge (9) 4. 42, 61. 63. 112. 142 Catarrinho, Tina (12) 4, 101, 130 Charlesworth, Tanya (II) 37, 58. 53. 62. 66. 96, 107. 67 Cherewan, Judy (12) 14, 18 Chinquist, Christine (10) 4, 91, 42. 92. 128. 132 Chorzempa. Ann (12) 9, 14, 22, 56. 68. 69. 77. 93. 95. 96. 98. 99. 107. Ill, 129. 131. 70. 72, 142 Christen, Louis (12) 14 Christen, Rosanna (10) 42 Christopherson, Lisa (10) 9, 42, 62. 93. 96. 97, 98. 99, 71, 142 Clemens. Thomas (12) 15, 21, 35, 60. 106. 118 Clemens, William (10) 42, 118. 131, 71, 143 Cooper. Andy (9) 48 Cooper. Kristin (12) 4. 15. 23. 56. 68. 98. 142 Cowan. Cheryl (12) 3, 7, 8, 15, 23. 68. 91. 93. 95. 103. 107 Cowan. Michael (9) 48 Cowle. Marguerite (9) 48, 91. 94 —D— D’Agostino. Angela (II) 9. 38, 96. 75 D’Agostino, Gina (9) 48. 64, 92 D’Agostino, Julie (10) 42 144 Dahlman. Brad (12) II. 15. 57. 68. 69. 95. 106. 114. 116. 128. 67 Davis. Leslie (II) 4. , 38. 40. 60. 91. 93. 109, 131, 72 Dawson. Kurt (9) 48. 114. 118. 131 DeAngelo, Lori (II) 4. 62, 38. 96 DeFilippis. Todd (9) 48. 118 Dehnhard. Karoline (12) 23. 96 Dennison. Jennifer (II) 3. 38. 91, 100. 101. 103, 109. 117, 98. 99 Dickhausen, Susan (II) 4, 56. 58, 62, 92, 98. 99 Dietrich, John (12) 3, 5, 15, 32. 64. 103, 130 Doll, Barbara (9) 48, 58. 117 Donatelle, Kristine (9) 48, 94, 121 Dowdle. Jeffrey (12) 8. 15. 142 Dowdle. Margaret (10) 42, 45, 62. 91. 96, 103, 117, 130. 132 Draves, Teri (10) 42. 45. 59, 95. 96. 97. 108, 117. 121 Dregger, Alan (12) 15 Dressier, Dina (10) 8, 9. 42. 94. 62. 100. 128 Drewelow. Rebecca (12) 15, 143 Dyer. Mary (II) 3. 5. 7. 64. 38. 92. 100. 103 —E— Egeland. Daniel (10) 42, 119, 130 Eichhorn, Timothy (II) 131 Eid. Rebekah (9) 48. 58. 64. 94. 98. 100. 109, 117 Ellson, Shari (9) 8, 38, 51. 62. 106 Erpelding, Nikki (10) 7, 9. 42, 45. 59. 96. 97, 109, 116. 132, 75 Esau, Michal (10) 8. 42. 56 Evans. Eric (9) 48. 119 Evans, James (12) 4, 7, II, 16, 95. 92, 116 Ewing, Gregory (12) 9. II. 16, 21. 32. 57. 68. 93. 95, 96. 97. 106. 113, 116, 130. 75, 74 —F— Fagerlee. Jill (10) 4. 42, 51. 53. 55. 120 Fagerlee, Patrick (10) 4, 42, 53. 54. 105, 119 Floren, Brent (9) 48, 57, 63, 114, 131 Forsythe. Kathleen (12) 16. 35. 53. 54. 55. 96, 97, 108, 142, 75 Forsythe. Paul (10) 42, 45. 128 Freund. Elizabeth (II) 130, 131 Fulton. Elizabeth (10) 8. 42, 64. 109. 130 —G— Gabel. Tim (12) 16. 96. 106 Gabler. Elizabeth (9) 48 Gabler. Robert (II) 4. 38. 40. 62. 93, 95. 98. 99. 108. 128. 122, 72 Gallagher. Michael (12) 16. 35. 53. 54. 106. 67 Gallagher. Richard (10) 42, 45, 53. 54 Gazda, David (10) 42 Geisel. Barbara (10) 3. 4. 42. 51. 62. 64. 101. 103, 117 Getter. Amy (II) 37. 38, 40. 60. 69. 93. 105. 115. 120. 128 Gonzalez, Adriana (12) 16, 94, 129. 130. 142 Goodsell. Scott (II) 38 Gordon. Corey (10) 9. 42, 96, 114. 118. 75. 74 Gordon. Lee (10) 42. 100. 119, 142 Grow. Jayne (9) 48. 93 Grundmayer. Julie (II) 38. 62, 130 Grundmayer, Mark (10) 42, 101 Gustafson. Dean (12) 16. 143 Gustafson. Dena (10) 42 —H— Hagen. Tara (9) 47, 48. 57 Handberg. Melinda (II) 5, 7, 9. 93. 99. 102. 108 Hanke, Sheryl (10) 42 Hansen, Joan (9) 94, 115 Hart, Catherine (10) 42, 60. 61. 109. 129. 132 Hastay, Jill (II) 4, 7. 38. 62. 96. 109. 117, 143 Hauglid. Kai (10) 42 Havrish. Jeanine (10) 42, 117 Havrish, Robert (12) 22 Hayden, Corinna (9) 4, 47, 48. 64. 94. 109 Hedin, Christine (II) 8, 38, 130 Heinrich, Michael (II) 37, 39. 59. 73, 95. 100. 108 Helm. Timothy (9) 48. 114 Henry, Michael (12) 16. 131 Herrera, Claudia (9) 48, 93 Hertog, Ronald (11)62, 106 Hess. Timothy (9) 48. 59. 118. 131 Hess. Todd (II) 106. 114. 118 Heston. Ardis (10) 42, 45, 94. 98. 130. 72 Heston. Barbara (10) 42, 94. 98 Hilliard. Michael (II) 4, 62, 95. 98. 114. 119 Hildebrandt. John (12) 21. 35. 66. 68. 95. 98. 99. 105. 110. 119. 132. 70. 72. 143 Hillstrom. Kathryn (10) 42, 132 Hire. Karen (12) 7. 8. 17. 19, 32. 92 Hoffman. Christine (9) 48. 93. 95, 116 Holmes, Kristin (10) 42. 130 Holmes. Todd (12) 7, 8. 9. 17, 18. 32. 96 Horan, Michael (9) 48 Howey. Michael (II) 62. 105. 110. 119. 122 Hultgren. Karen (12) 7, 17, 20, 34. 53. 56. 62. 95, 98. 99. 105. 107. 115, 120. 121 Hynes. John (9) 48. 118, 129 Hynes, Timothy (II) 114, 118 ...I.. Iverson. Roger (12) 17, 131 —j Jackson. Dawn (9) 48, 59, 64. 117 Jankowski. Daniel (12) 17, 19. 34. 96. 97, 113, 131. 75 Jankowski. John (10) 42. 96, 128, 75. 74 Jasinski. Paul (9) 3. 48, 81. 94. 103. 129 Jaszewski. Lois (II) 9. 38, 62. 96, 107 Johnsen, Joseph (10) 42 Johnsen, Mary Kay (12) 17 Johnson, Alan (9) 47, 48. 60. 93, 94. 129 Johnson. Ann Marie (12) 4, 8. II. 17. 34. 53. 54. 55, 68. 93, 96, 97. 98. 99. 108. 109. 72. 75 Johnson. Diane (9) 48 Johnson. Elizabeth (10) 42. 58. 95. 108. 121. 130 Johnson. Holly (10) 42. 51. 96. 98. 72. 74 Johnson. James (II) 62. 96. 106. 128 Johnson. Jennifer (II) 38. 58. 105. 107. 121. 128, 142 145 Johnson, Judith (II) 38, 40, 61. 62. 63, 69, 95. 96. 98. 109, 116, 131. 72 Johnson, Mark (12) 8, 24 Johnson, Sandra (10) 8, 42 Johnson, Tamara (9) 47, 48, 57, 93 Johnson, Thomas (12) 22, 24. 98. 99, 119, 129. 72 Jones, Marcelle (12) 8, 18, 24. 53, 54. 55. 93. 95. 96. 121. 71 Junger. Dana (9) 48 Juricko. Mary Beth (12) 7. 9. 18. 24. 34, 95. 96, 107. III. 131. 142 Juricko. Michael (II) 38. 106. 110. 118 Jurkovich. Patti (12) 9. 20. 24. 35. 53. 56. 61. 60. 93. 96, 98. 131, 72. 74 —K— Kelly, Anne (12) 7. 18. 24. 66. 93. 95. 107. 121. 142 Kelly. Patricia (10) 42, 44, 53, 55. 96. Ill Kelly. Peter (II) 38. 56. 62, 63, 106. 130 Kemp, Gretchen (12) 9, 68 Kennedy. Douglas (12) 24 Kennedy, Patrick (10) 42. 62, 128 Kepner. Clayton (II) 38. 62. 100. HO. 131 Kieffer. Thomas (II) 38 Klassy, Kristy (II) 38. 40. 62. 96. 105. 107. 115, 117, 75 Klosterman. Paul (10) 42, 45. 112. 128 Klotzbach. Kevin (II) 4. 9, 38, 91. 98 Knox, Julianne (12) 4, 7. 21, 24, 68. 95. 109. 142 Knox. Timothy (10) 9. 42. 45, 53. 54. 96. 112 Koehler. Paul (12) 4. 25 Koes. Frank (12) 25 Koes. Noelle (9) 48. 58, 67. 91. 94. 131 Koes. Tim (10) 43, 45. 110 Kopka. Debbie (12) 23. 25. 53. 54, 55. 91. 114. 120. 128, 67 Korba, Thomas (12) II, 12, 25, 62. 98, 99 Koski, Kristine (10) 43. 45. 61, 62. 63. 91, 120. 131. 67 Kotrba. William (9) 48, 62. 81. 95. 98. 99, 142 Krakau. Joanne (9) 48 Kramarczuk, Adrian (12) 25, 53. 67 Kramer, Sarah (II) 38, 62. 69. 77. 94. 98, 109. 101. Ill Krebs. Deborah (9) 94, 48 Krebs. Todd (12) 25 Kripotos, John (10) 43. 110 Krumrie. Constance (II) 38, 40, 59. 62. 93. 96. 116. 143 Kuhlmann, Christopher (9) 48, 118 —L— Labenski, Mark (10) 43. 110, 118. 142 Lacey. Cindy (10) 43, 66 LaMere. Michael (10) 43. 45. 114. 119. 143 Larson. Susan (12) 4, II, 25, 68, 91. 98. 99. 128. 73, 142 LaValley. Eva (10) 7, 43. 62. 96. 97. 143 LaValley. Michelle (II) 4. 37. 38. 96. 98, 99. 108. 109. 72 Leba. Daniel (12) I. 23. 25. 62 Leba. Sharon (12) 8. 26, 128 Ledwein, Paul (12) 7. 8. 26. 128 Ledwein, Thomas (II) 38 Le, Minh (12) 100. 131 Lind. Eric (II) 38, 62. 69. 108. 110. 128 Lind, Kristine (9) 48 Litecky, Mark (12) II, 26. 35. 53, 54. 68. 93, 96. 97. 106. 119, 125. 142. 75. 74 Lloyd. John (II) 38, 62 Lofgren, Paul (II) 38 Loreno, James (10) 43. 58. 108. 129 Loreno. Julie (9) 48. 59. 91. 94, 129 Loreno. Wayne (12) 4, 9, 26. 53, 54. 59. 95. 96, 97. 74 Loughlin. Diane (II) 38, 93, 95, 96, 107, III. 128 Loughlin. Paul (10) 43. 45. 93. 114. 118 Lucas, Crystal (9) 48. 117 Lucas. Diane (II) 38, 40. 117, 130, 131 Luciw, Andrew (10) 43. 128 Luciw, John (12) 26, 106. 129 Luciw. Stephanie (9) 48, 91, 94 Ludford. Warren (9) 48, 57, 113 Lundeen, Michelle (10) 43. 45. 131 Lundgren, Heather (10) 43, 94, 98. 100 —M— Mach. Steven (II) 95. 106. 118 Maczka. Mary (12) 6, 23. 26, 32. 62. 71, 72. 96. 97. 98. 103. 109. 130, 75. 74 Madden. Mark (II) 38. 53. 59. 62. 114. 119. 67 Main. Kristi (II) 37. 39. 98. 108. 131 Malenke. Todd (II) 130 Malrick. James (10) 43. 45, 93. 94. 109 Marks. Charles (10) 43 Marquis, Brian (II) 39. 106. 116 Martin, Allison (II) 4, 9, 39, 51, 58, 72, 98, 99, 109, 132. 67 Martin, Jane (12) 7. 26. 32. 51. 53, 96. 120. 74 Martin. Timothy (10) 43, 45, 110, 118 Martinson. Brett (II) 39. 53, 62, 63. 96. 106. 116 Mathieu. Diane (12) 26. 32. 68. 71. 93. 96. 107 Mathieu, Kathleen (II) 39, 64 Mattison. Daniel (10) 43, 45, 96, 110. 75, 74 Matthys. Philip (II) 39 Maxwell. Carla (10) 7, 37. 43. 53. 55. 93. 95. 115. 143 McDaniel, John (9) 7, 47, 48, 57, 93. 113, 119, 131 McPherson, Sarah (9) 48 McMullen, Thomas (10) 43, 45, 96. 113 Medved, Marko (II) 39. 57. 71. 93. 96. 97. 113. 119. 122, 129. 67 Meier, Barbara (12) 22, 27. 56. 57. 58, 107. 116. 129 Meier, Paul (II) 39. 62. 63. 93. 106. HO. 129, 131, 132 Mercil. Darrin (II) 39. 51. 56, 62. 119 Mercil. Todd (9) 7, 48, 131 Merrill. Maria (II) 39. 62. 105. 107, 117 146 Merwin, Aaron (10) 43. 45. 57, 71. 91. 94. 96. 103. 75. 74 Merwin. Kedrik (12) II. 22. 27. 34. 57. 60. 61. 68. 72. 93. 96. 98. 118. 132 Metusaiem. David (II) 27, 58, 62. 106 Meyer. Sheri (9) 48 Miel, Joy (12) 4. 22. 27, 56. 61. 72. 73. 98. 99 Miller. Susan (II) 39. 62. 73. 98. 99. 130 Minks. Julie (II) 37. 39. 40. 109. 131 Misiak, Chris (II) 39. 62. 65. 69. 72. 98, 99. 106 Momchilovich. Lexalee (12) 27, 57. 66, 72. 98 Monio. Timothy (10) 43. 132 Montury, Angela (10) 8, 43, 62 131 —N— Narog. Paul (10) 43. 45. 100. 118, 119. 131 Nelson. Dominic (10) 43. 110. 118 Nelson, John (9) 48 Nelson. Stephen (12) 27, 62. 68. 69, 98. 99, 106 Neumann, Jennifer (10) 3, 43, 62, 71. 103. 117 Neus. Nancy (10) 33. 62, 63. 96. 109. 128, 75 Nguyen, Nhon (II) 39 Niznik. Cherie (12) 18, 27, 62 Noe. Laura (12) 4, II, 22. 27. 57. 68, 71. 09. 129 Novak, Lynn (12) 7. 21. 28, 32, 56, 91, 93. 98. 120. 143 Nowlan, Anthony (12) 28. 129 Nowlan, Michael (9) 48 —o— O’Brien, Caroline (II) 39, 62, 94 O’Brien. Debra (9) 48, 59 Olsen, Colleen (9) 47, 48 Olson, Daniel (10) 43 Olson, Dawn (10) 8. 43. 66 Olson. Laef (9) 48, 98. 99, 100 Olson, Sonja (II) 9. 39. 62, 69, 96, 98, 99 Orning, Joseph (9) 47, 48. 61, 63. 93. 113. 128 —P— Palm. Gina (9) 58. 49, 64, 117 Palm. Kristin (10) 43. 53. 55. 64. 130. 142 Pan. Vania (II) 39 Panning, Scott (12) 20. 28, 128 Panning, Steven (10) 43 Patterson. Susan (II) 62, 39. 94 Payne. Chris (12) 118 Pearson, Lori (12) II. 18, 28. 35. 66. 68. 69. 77, 95. 107. III. 130 Pekarek, Timothy (9) 47. 49. 66. 93. 94 Peleske, Daniel (12) 19. 28. 57. 96. 108. 129. 143, 74 Peleske, Lynn (9) 49, 94. III. 117, 130 Peloquin. Andrew (II) 9. 39. 59, 62. 92. 96. 97. 101. 75 Pence. LuAnn (12) 28 Peters. 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