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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

High School Office KFopef -oLSLJUl DO € ¥MC Efte BWifc©W !!! The 1984 Villager Volume XXIII ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS HUSKIES' THIRD PUCE STATE BASKETBALL St. Anthony Village H.S. Minneapolis Minnesota Table Of Contents Underclasses Page 38-55 Seniors Page 10 Personnel Page 56 Table Of Contents Organizations Page 116 i hunt VILLAUt HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL STMTS SEPTf M R 5 HUSKIER SYLVIA ALCIVAR TIMOTHY ALLEN LISA BAGGENSTOSS JONATHAN ASP MARK BAKER MELANIE BENCH ELIZABETH BAILEY YVONNE BEAUBIEN 11 EUGENE KIMBERLY BERKLICH KIMBERLY BLUM REBECCA BORG COREEN THLEEN BRAMA CHRIS BUCKO CHRISTOPHER BRAY JAMES BULLOCK THOMAS CARLSON TANYA CHARLESWORTH LORI DE ANGELO ANGELA D’AGOSTINO LESLIE DAVIS JENNIFER DENNISON LEE DILWORTH SUSAN DICKHAUSEN MARY DYER STEVEN ELLSON ROBERT GABLER AMY GETTER ELIZABETH FREUND JULIt GRUNDMAYfcR JILLANN HASTAY MINDY HANDBERG CHRISTINE HEDIN MICHAEL HEINRICH TODD HESS MICHAEL HILLIARD RONALD HERTOG TIMOTHY HYNES MICHAEL HOWEY TOHRU ISHIKO LOIS JASZEWSKI JENNIFER JOHNSON MICHAEL JURICKO JUDITH JOHNSON PETER KELLY CLAYTON KEPNER KRISTEN KLASSY SARAH KRAMER KEVIN KLOTZBACH MICHELLE LA VALLEY JOHN LLOYD CONSTANCE KRUMRIE DIANE LUCAS MARK MADDEN DIANE LOUGHLIN KRISTI MAIN BRIAN MARQUIS MARKO MEDVED ALLISON MARTIN BRETT MARTINSON DARRIN MERCIL MARIA MERRILL PAUL MEIER DAVID METUSALEM SUSAN MILLER CAROLINE O'BRIEN JULIE MINKS CHRIS MISIAK 9 VANLA PAN BRfcNDA OLSEN SONJA OLSON SUSAN PATTERSON ANDREW PELOOUIN BRIAN PETERSON KYLE PETRICH RENA PETERS MICHAEL ROSENTHAL KENNETH PUCEL JOHN ROMANI CINTHIA SAWAMURA DEBRA SCHMITZ ANNE SOPCINSKI MARY SNIDER JEAN STEPHENS CLEMENT STOVALL JOHN STEPHENS WILLIAM STUART JANICE SUHR CHRISTINE TIMMER SHARON UTKE DEBORAH TOBIAS MARCELA VAZQUEZ PAUL VIJUMS CHERYL WACHENHEIM TIMOTHY WALKER DAMIAN WAGNER GREG WEINBERGER LANCE WICKS TERRY WASNICK BARBARA WESTLUND 23 JOHN WILSON MARK WOLOK NIKOLAS WILLMORE PAULA WORTS TROY WORWA THOMAS LEDWEIN JOHN WYNN JENNIFER ZAWISLAK Jon Royer 1966-1984 Although Jon did not join us until 1980-81. he quickly became an involved member of the Class of 1984. Open and honest, Jon was always ready to help and quick to praise. He loved all sports, particularly football and mountain climbing. Jon was a member of a close and loving family. After his 1982 injury, the entire school as well as friends and neighbors rallied to the family's needs, as Jon always responded to the needs of others. Before the end of his life, he seemed to recognize his many visitors and always did his best to show his thanks. We will always remember Jon. whose presence added so much to the Class of 1984. — Paul Meier What Does Your Senior Year Mean To You? It means that it's the end of a lot of getting up in the mornings and seeing the same faces, but it also means that we have grown up and passed to start a new life in the world .... My senior year means that I have survived eleven years of school and now it’s time to have fun .... Being rowdy, being cool and most of all GRADUATING FROM SCHOOL! .... My senior year means to me: Trying to have as much fun and memorable times before we all go our own ways-, it means coming together as one class, getting to know each other .... Seniors have fun and learn at the same time .... Senior year is winning Snow Daze (again), sloughing off for the last semester, and having fun .... It is a time to spend wandering through the meadows while the rain lightly cascades down around our feet. We can look back, when we re old. with a tear in our eye and say. Gee. those were the best of times at VHS. .... Time to finish things up and look toward the future — time for memories .... Your last year so let loose and really wrap it up .... I see school as a sanctuary in which I can forget the problems that overwhelm my weekends ... To each senior, the senior year is something different .... The senior year is a time for growing up and going our own spearate ways. The senior year gives some new freedom and many new opportunities. But for some it just means graduation .... I see school as a roadblock to my weekends .... Your senior year is a time to make memories that will last a lifetime .... Our senior year is a happiest and funniest Senior Officers are Amy Getter, presidenti Clem Stovall, treasurer! Jenny Johnson, sec-retaryi Janice Suhr. vice-president. year with a lot of memories, to remember forever .... The senior year is very important because it's my last year and I want to get it over .... A year in my life full of accomplishments and fun. a year which opened many doors of the future, a year full of great parties! The senior year in St. Anthony is the best year of my life. I’m proud to be able to attend such a great school My senior year has been one of many, many colors It is truly satisfying to know that I have completed my senior year so I can now get down to some very serious partying Getting to know each other better and getting ready to say good-bye My last year of high school is a time to start making plans for the future . . Being a senior means believing in your dreams and hoping that every year you come closer to your pot of gold . . . Our senior year is a time for changes and growing up Enjoying the last Q years of school in St. Anthony Detox? What happened to the concert? Too much homework, partying will begin soon, looking forward to college My senior year means having the most fun I can in the least amount of time My senior year means doing things we do not normally do in any other grade, getting to know the people in our grade before we leave, having the best fun we have ever had The best year all around when break dancing caught on strong. And I must confess I made it the best, and now I’m done. 26 Graduation Held June I Christy Timmer. Class of 1984 Salutatorian Heidi Boldt. Class of 1984 Valedictorian Graduation Committee. Row I: Amy Getter. Becky Borg. Mindy Handberg. Kristi Main. Row 2: Clem Stovall. Jenny Johnson. Paul Vijums. Janice Suhr. Judy Johnson. Heidi Boldt. Missing: Advisor Ms. LaBelle. Seniors: Remember When Kevin K. Seniors: Remember When . . . Coreen B. s S w. w Tl Seniors: Remember When . . . TOP LEFT, BEST DRESSED Kim Rerklich and Damian Wagner. TOP MIDDLE, PERSONALITY PLUS Cindy Swamura. Janice Suhr. John Stephens. TOP RIGHT PRETTIEST EYES — Sue Miller and Gordon Blackey. LEFT, CLASS CHATTERBOXES Kathy Brarna and Tim Allen. BOTTOM LEFT, MOST SERVICE Mindy Handberg and Paul Vijums. BOTTOM MIDDLE, CLASS FLIRTS Amy Getter and Brel Martinson. BOTTOM RIGHT, MOST TALENTED - Sonja Olson. Bob Gabler. BEST LOOKING. Tanya Charlesworth and Clem HUSKIE SPIRIT. Yvonne Beaubien and Mike Juricko. CLASS CLOWNS. Jenny Johnson and Pe-Stovall. ter Kelly. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Christy Timmer BEST ALL AROUND. Judy Johnson and Paul Meier. MOST ATHLETIC. Diar. Loughlin and and Chris Misiak. Todd Hess. 35 JUNIORS Juniors Sell Valograms Feb. 14 J. Rofferding M. Bollensen J. Borys M. Boskovich D. Bralland M. Brinda A. Bruemmer S. Burch L. Cabak J. Caldwell J. Catarrinho C. Chinquist I. 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 L. Gordon D. Gustafson S. Ffanke C. Hart K. Hauglid J. Havrish 39 Juniors Sponsor Leap Year Dance A. Heston B. Heston K. Hillstrom K. Holmes J. Jankowski J. Johnsen E. Johnson A. Luciw M. Lundeen H. Lundgren J. Malrick C. Marks T. Martin D. Mattison E. LaValley K. Lee J. Loreno P. Loughlin K. Koski J. Kripotos M. Labenski C. Lacey M. LaMere C. Maxwell T. McMullen A. Merwin J. Meyers T. Monio A. Montury S. Morlan 40 Juniors Sponsor Prom, Flower Day P. Narog D. Nelson N. Nous D. Olson D. Olson K. Palm S. Panning P. Stroom D. Szymanski S. Thompson J. Tomas L. Tran M. Rudzitis J. Sandford J. Schwaab P. Scully S. Sholl K. Stauffer J. Strickland M. Peters S. Peterson T. Peterson D. Petrich J. Westlund B. Wheeler L. Wilson L. Worts M. Yurek K. Zieper J. Zumwalt M. Ugargol T. Vescio T. Villclla C. Vnak A. Volna B. Wagner 41 SOPHOMORES Sophomores Order Class Rings D. Anion P. Baker k. Beaubien K. Bengtson L. Bordwell M. Bordwell S. Boyce A. Boyle A. Brasket M. Braunwarth R. Brown G. Carlson A. Cooper M. Cowan ABOVE: I am not a crookl BELOW: Warren puts ABOVE: It s mov.ng. BELOW: Kiss me. you fooll all his hot air to good use. Sophs Sponsor Halloween Dance B. Doll K. Donatello P. Duane R. Eid S. Ellson E. Evans B. Floren A. Grabler J. Grow T. Hagen J. Hansen N. Hauser C. Hayden C. Hetdelberger T. Helm C. Herrera T. Hess C. Hoffman C. Holmes M. Horan J. Hynes R. Ince D. Jackson P. Jasmski A. Johnson G. Johnson N. Johnson T. Johnson D. Junger N. Koes W. Kotrba J. Krakau D. Krebs C. Kuhlman K. Lind J. Loreno C. Lucas $. Luciw 46 W. ludford B. Lueck J. McDaniel T. Mercil S. Meyer J. Nelson M. Nelson M. Nowlan D. O'Brien C. Olsen L. Olson J. Orning G. Palm T. Pekarek L. Peleske C. Peters L. Poletz R. Pulscher V. Rafferty A. Romani C. Rudensky J. Rupert D. Saja M. Schiena A. Schipper J. Schmalzbauer S. Schmolze P. Seppa S. Skillings T. Snip J. Studt K. Svac A. Teigen G. Tobias P. Tombarge A. Volna W. Wachenheim E. Wagner J. Walker J. Walker V. Ward J. Wasmck J. Wicks L. Wiley P. Wilson A. Wolok I. Wong T. Wynn 47 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Freshmen: ’87 Is Heaven! $. Bonaventura C. Bump P. Cahill J. Carlson S. Chau T. Chau T. Fagerlee J. Fruth J. Cowle S. Craig J. Donatello K. Elsen D. fcnerson G. Erpelding M. Amundson C. Ashbach T. Bergman C. Bjorklund E. Bjorklund J. Boldt K. Gazda S. Giles S. Good T. Goodsell K. Gordon N. Grosser G. Gripentrog S. Gromek J. Hanke J. Happe W. Hardman D. Hilliard M. Hwang A. Ibarra J. Jarosz G. Jaszewski S. Johnson T. Karclson J. Kepner S. Klosterman K. Klotzbach A. Krebs R. Krueger M. LaBissoniere M. LaForce T. Lawrence N. LeTourneau P. Lindman A. Lindskog J. Lloyd M. Madden J. Mancino D. Mathieu K. Matiison C. Maxwell $. McAllister S. McGinn M. McMullen C. McNeill S. Medin M. Medved J. Morlan M. Neary K. Nelson S. Noe p. Nowlan j. Olander Freshmen: The Best Group Yet!? You only go around once in life . . ROW I: J. Patterson. E. Peterson. T. Peterson. A. Pibal. N. Rockwood. ROW 1 A. Schreiner. J. Schroeder. J. Seppa. C. Setterstrom. P. Shaffer. ROW 3: D. Skeate. T. Skwarek. K. Slettemoen. L. Stenberg. E. Sunde. D. Szymanski. ROW 4i S. Tan. D. Testier, D. Thompson. M. Timmer. P. Tomas. M. Toperzer. ROW 5: D. Tran. P. Tran. P. Victorine. D. Villella. D. Welsh. B. Westacotl. ROW 6: C. Williams. J. Wong. D. Wynn. AT TOP: Teacher, teacher. SHE did ill DIRECTLY ABOVE: $50 says he eats it. BELOW: Is it alive? FRESHMEN 56 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Sitting: David Bordwell. vice-chairman; Kenneth Hiebel, chairman-, Arnold Ness, Superintendent of Schools. Standing: Tanya Charleswroth. School Board Representative; Peter Cartwright, clerk-, Lowell Thompson, vice-clerk; John DuRand. treasurer; Julie Bjorklund. vice-treasurer. ECaVIDD cf EDUCATION 57 Pr Arnold W. Ness. Supterintendent of Schools. Independent District 2$} A. fc. Rosinski. St. Anthony Village High School Principal Crystal Meriwether. St. Anthony Village High School Associate Principal (First Semester) 58 What Were You Like When You Were In High School? RON BERG (Phy.Ed. .Health) About the same!? JAMES BULLOCK (Phy. fcd.) Just like my sons. ROGER BJORKLUND (Band) I think I'll plead the 5th Amendment. BARB BRANDNfcR (Eng.Sec Lang.) I was an exictable, jump-into-everylh-mg. people-enjoying, happy sort of person and I still ami EPW ARP Cl ARk (English) I was a real PON PENNISON (Science! Perfect — athlete, a total womanizer, and a total what else? stud. 59 I ABOVE) TIM DOONAN (Soc. Stud ies) The Rodney Dangerfield ol George Washington Senior Highl (BE LOW) MARK GAUTSCHI (English) Elusive. MIKE HART (Indus. Ed.) I was an angel! (ABOVE) DALE EVANS (Math) Oh. typical jock played football, wrestled. ran track (BELOW) KEN GORD-HAMER (Math) A country boy going to a small school. I played basketball (only sport available). PHIL HAUBNER (Math Coun.) Always late for first hour but crafty enough to get away with it most of the time. I like sports and played all that were available. (ABOVE) JOE FRITZ (English) Very quiet, studious, an incredibly responsible leader, an athletic wonder, and a compulsive liar. (BELOW) CORLYCE GRANT (Phy. Ed.) Happyl WAITER HIRE (Bus. Ed.) A talkative, studious person. 60 (ABOVE) TOM HOLDEN (Indus. Ed.) I was .1 model student (I hope nobody ever sees my senior yearbook). (BE LOW) ELLSWORTH LARSON (Science) Too young and too small. (ABOVE) LEON HOULE (Indus. Ed.) Just an average student, but I enjoyed the choir, sports, and industrial arts classes. (BELOW) KAREN LlfcSKL (Resource Unit) Active. (ABOVE) MAURICE HUGILl (Math) Got good grades, chased girls, and drove some teachers up the wall. (BELOW) DAVE MIL BY (Adap. Phy Ed Coun.) Shy and retiring. ROLLIE NESHEIN (Soc. St.) To quote from my senior yearbook First in sports. Iirst in fun First wherever mischiet is done. JOHN OPSATA (Vocal Music) Wretched! 61 (ABOVE ) GARY PALM (WE CEP) Tall, dark, and handsome. (BELOW) BOB TRUST (Math) I never broke a rule! (I didn't know any.) TOM SANDBERG (Soc. St.) Just like Ronnie Reagan. ¥ ABOVE) DICK PE ARl (Resource Unit� My memory doesn't go back that far. (BELOW) PAUI REDUNGER (Math) Lull of energy when it came to sports, science, and math. DAVE SCHLIEE . Art� Just like Elko. (ABOVE) RITA PLOTNIK (English) I was kept busy with extra-curricular activities and several jobs. (BELOW) STACIE RISSMANN-JOYCE (Erench) I was a ballet dancer, syncronized swimmer. I LOYD SCHRUM (Indus. I d.) Because I was only 13 when I entered high school I was very shy and introvert cd. 62 WALLY SMITH (Soc. Studies) Jack Armstrong (the All-American boy). JAMES WILKE (Music) Just like Aaron Merwin. KRISTEN TRELLES (Spanish) Valedictorian of my class, active in drama, band and school paper. LA NEE VICTORSEN-WILLEY (Home Economics) I was much youngerl RUTH WESTROW (High Potential Coor.) Very active in sports, speech, debate, and lournalism. TOM YUREK (Library) Good looking, charming, lovable, funny! GORDY ZIEBARTH (Science) No comment! BONNIE ZIMMER (Home Economics) Younger and skinny. 63 • . CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Lorraine Olson. Peg Marks. Fran Hime. Nancy Myhran. Missing: Doris Gehrke and Helen Walseih. ABOVE. LIBRARY PERSONNEL: Jane Brodle and Joan Eclov. BELOW. LIBRARY AIDES: Shannon Noe and Debbie Krebs. Mike Timmer. Dennis Szymanski. and Dan Mathieu with LIBRARIAN Mr. Yurek. CUSTODIANS. To the left: Andy Quien. Missing: Marvin Denney. Robert Kruse. Don Fortune. Bob Ochu. Mike Skrypec. Gregg Thomas. Bob Langfield. DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGIST. Duane Googins. NURSE: Marsha McDaniel. CHEMICAL USE ABUSE COORDINATOR: Evelyn Holthus. BELOW LEFT: Rita Holmes. Student Supervisor. BELOW RIGHT: Lorraine Narog. Volunteer Coordinator and Special Education Secretary. Kim Josephson. Finance Director Peg Gunderson. Admin. Assistant TIFS Coordinator Administrative And Service Personnel LEFT: Margaret Cole and Rhonda Mengelkoch. District Office Personnel. ABOVE: Marion Rickett. Carol LaBelle. and Lois Poland. High School Office Personnel. 65 PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES ABOVE RIGHT: The class of '84 gets burned. ABOVE LEFT. Freshmen prove they can act their age. BELOW. The sophomores float right BELOW: The juniors almost blew away the through the competition. BELOW. The seniors' float sunk. competition. Queen Tanya, King Clem Reign Over King Clem and Queen Tanya ride in the Homecoming parade. Homecoming princess and prince. Jody Wicks and Joe Orning. Members of the Senior Court. Judy Johnson and Paul Meier. '83 Homecoming Queen and King. Tanya Char-lesworth and Clem Stovall. Members of the Senior Court. Diane Loughlin and Todd Hess. 70 Homecoming Activities For 1983 The 1983 Homecoming Queen and King. Tanya Charlesworth and Clem Stovall, ruled over a fun-filled week. A bonfire. Activity Night, and a DJ. hosted dance began the week. The Homecoming game was highlighted with the Marching Band £ a sky filled with 750 rainbow-colored balloons. The Villagettes danced to Beat It” during half time. It was a memorable weekl 1983 HOMECOMING ROYALTYi Prince Joe Orning, Queen Tanya Charlesworth. King Clem Stovall. Princess Jody Wicks. Members of the Senior Court. Jennifer Zawislak and Bill Stuart. Members of the Senior Court. Cindi Sawamura and Peter Kelly. Members of the Senior Court. Amy Getter and Paul Vijums. 71 Sophomores Sponsor Halloween Dance ABOVE LEFT. Witches from foreign lands. ABOVE MIDDLE. Gimme. Gimme. ABOVE RIGHT. Color the Duck. ABOVE LEFT. Many hands Dan. ABOVE RIGHT. Freshmen at the Halloween Dance. Jamie Bullock and Amy Schipper put together the sound and Tom Carlson. Caroline O'Brien. Chris Misiak, Greg Wcin- provided the mysterious voice. berger. Brian Peterson. Jeanne Schroeder. Mary Dyer. Sharon Utke. Heather Lundgren. Missing: Chris Bray. Fall Play: The Butler Did It!” An excellent performance set to a mysterious plot ... remember the book ... What did Flimsey do at Eton? Movies till 4 ... Greg locked out ... Mary and the wig ... Chris B. and the dog ... no scream ... the mantel ... Maple dead laughing ... Laura s premature education ... Tom. Mary. Sharon on the cat walk ... pushing to learn lines ... Thanks to crew S Mr. Fritz! See you in the spring! TOP LEFT. Thanks a lot to director Mr. Fritz. With him is the book. TOP RIGHT I'll be watching and listening. BOTTOM LEFT: All right. Mabel, you're coming with me. BOTTOM: It’s like this. Flimsey. There was a face at the window. BOTTOM RIGHT. You — you are the murdererl Seniors Sponsor Jingle Bell Dance LEU: Smile. Amy. and don't let them see the food we re hiding. RIGHT: Have no fear, the studs are here. LEFT. At long last John has finally found a date. MIDDLE: Heidi: But. I’m so we are going to do it my way. . ... arrived! RIGHT. Thi tired: let's go. Scott: But. Heidi, we ve |o }C I f� 'The Man With The Plastic Sandwich” One-Act Play Placed 3rd In Districts Torn Carlson and Brian Peterson in The Man with The Plastic Sandwich” placed 3rd in District one-act play competition. The performance was only I point from 2nd place. Both actors performed well and are commended on their performance. Thanks to the people who supported the play. What’s this with cemetery lots! Do I smell like embalming fluid or something?' BELOW RIGHT: You’re crazyl” BELOW LEFT: Director Joe Fritz. Once Again The Class Of ’84 ABOVE: Freshmen, snow whai? BELOW LEFT: You mean tomorrow's Flawaiian Day?! BELOW RIGHT: Is it the diaper or is it Amy? ABOVE: Marc plays God. as usual. BE LOW.- Look. boss. Da bike, da bike. BELOW: Neil and all his friend. Dominates Snow Daze Competition £k Seniors FOLLOW ABOVEi The seniors follow their sign. MIDDLE RIGHT.- 30. according to senior count. LOWER RIGHT: Seniors Brian Peterson. Mary Dyer (and date). Tom Carlson, and Sharon Utke pose for photographer at Snow Ball. BELOW. Keep it in the family. SNOW DAZE COMPETITION ACTIVITY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Boys' Broomball 100 75 50 50 Girls' Broomball 75 100 50 50 Snow Sculpture 50 75 0 too Hats Day 75 35 50 100 Hawaiian Day 100 35 50 75 Jersey Day 100 50 75 35 X-Ski 75 50 100 35 Attendance (Gymnastics) 75 35 50 100 Attendance (B.Basketball) KX) 50 75 35 Hall Decorations 50 75 35 100 Paper Chain KX) 35 50 75 Skits 100 75 50 50 Signs 100 75 50 35 Ratings First Third Fourth Second Classes Compete In 13 Activities The Three Musketeers. ABOVE RIGHT: Look at those legs! MIDDLE: Lisa opens wide to let the feeling come out. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sue got the message when Jack started using Ultrabright. BELOW: John, how pretty, pretty you look, my dearl BELOW RIGHT: Go back and face them, chickens! Snow Ball Ends Week Of Festivities Kristi has found her man. Boogie down. Chris! ABOVE LEFT: Pinch him. Janicel Maybe he'll wake up. RIGHT: Let's go for it Pete! BELOW LEFT: The twins. BELOW MIDDLE: Oh brother! BELOW RIGHT: Tip toes to the Snow Ball. Juniors Present Spring Dance LEFT. Why didn't you toll me my zipper was down? ABOVE. John and Alan doing what they do best. BELOW LEFT. She lost her teeth, y'know. BELOW MIDDLE. Excuse me. but could I borrow one of your belts? BELOW RIGHT. Swing those shoulders! BELOW LEFT. Trust me. she says. BELOW MIDDLE. She wasn't the hit of the dance until she used Ultra Brite and got her teeth Ultra Brite white. BELOW RIGHT. Gina, smile for the camera. Above: Heather Lundgren. Jean Schroeder. Chris Misiak. Jamie Bullock. Brian Peterson, and Sharon Utke listen as George gets anxious. Below Willy, lot go of her! No. not until she sits down. Spring Play Spinoff” This year's spring play Spinoff provided an evening of entertainment, laughs, and surprises. Thanks to all the people who helped with the set. the lighting crew, and all the fans who showed up to support us. A hugh thanks to Mr. Fritz for all his help, support, and patience with us. Best of luck to the 1984-85 Drama Department. Below: O.K. now. drink up. One. two. threeeel Bottom: Mr. Fritz gives some final suggestions while the rest of the cast gets ready for the performance. JUNIORS ELECTED IN 1984. Back row: Kris Stauffer. Pat Kennedy. Dean Petrich. David Anderson. Bill Clemens. Lee Gordon. Paul Narog. Front row: Lisa Christopherson. Pam St room, Lisa Cabak. Holly Johnson. Dina Dressier. Heather Lundgren. Dawn Olson. SENIORS ELECTED IN 1983. Back row. Marko Medved. Tom Carlson. Kyle Petrich. Lance Wicks. Cindy Lind. Eric Sawamura. Chris Misiak. Judy Johnson. Front row. Sarah Kramer. Suzi Patterson. Christy Timmer. Heidi Boldt. Sonja Olson. Cheryl Wachenheim. Amy Getter. SENIORS ELECTED IN 1984. Back row. Jamie Bullock. Mike Hilliard. Ken Pucci. Bob Gabler. Paul Vijums. Diane Loughlin. Front row: Mark Wolok. Jennifer Dennison. Allison Martin. Paul Meier. Mike Howey. Tim Walker. 82 NHS Inducts 21 Members April 9 NHS advisor Dave Melby congratulates senior Ken Pucel. Cheryl Wachenheim replenishes cake at the NHS dinner. The four candles represent the four qualities of the National Honor Society: character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Above: Dean Petrich. Kris Stauffer, and Lee Gordon pause briefly at the NHS dinner. Below: Seniors Heidi Boldt. Lance Wicks. Christy Timmer. and Marko Medved explain the four qualities of NHS. Dina Dresser spoons lasagna on her plate at the NHS dinner. Principal A. E. Rosinski congratulates senior Mark Wolok. 83 Almost Paradise = Prom Theme Left above Do you come here often? Right above: Get back here, honey, and don't wipe that smile off your face. Left below: If I have to smile for one more picture. I'm going to scream! Right bclowi Don't touch me! I've spent all day doing my hair and makeup. Prom Held May 12 On Paddleford Left above Hi. momf Having a great time! PS. Please send money. Right above; Amy. Hey. guys, this punch is great! Like Alll Right Left below. Now David. I know you are tired, but this is not the time nor the placel Middle below.- Nothing going on here not a thing nothing at all Right below: You can get a little closer with Arrid-fcxtra Pry! St. nthony Village Concert Choir presents m§ M I HEBESTOI BRC DI V: O.X . Tincjum ucUtorami 7-30 P M- Friday, Ml ay 18 Saturday, M1ay 9 Adults - $ 2.50 Students - 1 75 Rhapsody Of Reruns = Theme i MAY 3, 4, 5 Thurs., Fri., Sat. 8 P.M. Roger Bjorklund Conductor 89 Scholarships, Awards Presented SCHOLARSHIPS. Above left: J. Johnson 6 M. Hilliard (Lions); above center; S. Patterson (Parents Group); above right.- H. Boldt (SAV Educ. Assoc.). Below left; $. Olson (Parents Group); below center: M. Medved (Kiwams); below right: D. Schmitz (Kiwanis). Recognition Day Held May 23 Principal A. E. Rosinski presents Salutatorian Award to Christy Tim- Heidi Bold! receives the Valedictorian Award from Principal Rosinski. mer. Mr. Melby introduces the Scholarship Section of Recognition Night. Judy Johnson receives the Lions Club Scholarship. Paul Meier is presented the McReavy-Umversity of Minnesota Scholarship. 91 ACTIVITIES ■ . tf -, shul 94 Cross Country And Girls’ Tennis CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. Kyle Pelrich. Eric Lind. Coach Sandberg. Bob Gabler. and Dean Petrich. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM. Kneeling: Kristi Main, Tia Karelson, Yvonne Beaubien. Standing: Coach Amy Good. Robin Pulse her, Betsy Johnson. Mindy Handberg. 95 Girls’ Basketball GIRLS' VARSITY BASKfcTBAll. Kneeling; Crystal Lucas. Marcela Vasquez. Paula Worts. Diane Loughlin. Tricia Kelly. Margaret Cowle. Standing: Jayne Grow. Mary Jo Yurek, Sarah Kramer. Janice Borys. Laura Worts. Coach Burlingame. MOST VALUABLE Laura Worts ALL CONFERENCE-Diane Loughlin. Laura Worts HONORABLE MENTION-Jamce Borys. Mary Jo Yurek VHS OPPONENT SCORE 52 Concordia 60 40 Cannon Falls 64 56 Blake 36 50 Mahtomedi 43 51 Centennial 33 39 B.C. 56 27 Household Faith 67 35 Minnehaha 59 50 Farmington 47 25 Cannon Falls 44 51 Como Park 21 41 Blake 31 47 Mahtomedi 56 33 Centennial 49 41 B.C. 57 46 Minnehaha 60 44 Farmington 47 37 Farmington (Dist.) 52 GIRLS' B BASKETBALL. Kneeling: Noel Koes. Robin Pulscher. Julie Loreno. Greta Carlson. Gina Palm. Laura Wylie. Row 2- Kim Bengtson. Bekah Eid. Debby O'Brien. Karin Svac. Veronica Rafferty. Stephanie Luciw. Dawn Jackson. Coach Kelly Scott. Hockey Conference Record: 7-5 VARSITY HOCKEY. Kneeling: Mgr. Mark Bjerkebek. Eugene Bjerkebek. Mike Hilliard. Brent Eloren. Mike Peters. Scott Klosterman. Middle Rowi Coach Tom Kulenkamp. Tom Peterson. Pat Fagerlee. Paul Loughlin. Aaron Brasket. Tohru Ishiko. John Studt. Kurt Dawson. Asst. Coach Dave Kulenkamp. Asst. Coach Brad DeKamck. Top row: Mark Madden. Pat Baker. Tim Helm. Todd Hess. John Wynn. Tony Vescio, Matt Bordwell. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Pat Fagerlee. CAPTAINS-Mike Hilliard. Todd Hess. ALL CONFERENCE: John Wynn (senior). Pat Fagerlee (junior). HONORABLE MENTION: Mike Hilliard (senior), Mark Madden (senior), Paul Loughlin (junior). R SQUAD HOCKEY. Row I: Asst. Coach Dave Kulenkamp. Mgr. Mark Bjerkebek. Tristam Fagerlee. Mike LaMere, Brent Floren. Tom Peterson. Sco.tt Klosterman. Coach Brad DeKanick. Row 2: Todd Mercil. Shaun Boyce. Tim Helm. Pat Baker. Paul Klosterman. Mike Brinda. Overall Record K ll Conference Record 7-5 VHS Opponent Score 5 B.C. 0 1 Mahtomedi 0 4 SLP 6 4 Holy Angels 1 4 Orono 5 O.T. 3 SPA 7 3 Osseo 6 10 Eau Claire 2 2 St. Cloud C. 5 3 B.C. 2 4 Mahtomedi 3 2 Centennial 6 2 Blake 4 4 Chaska 1 2 Minnehaha 5 7 Farmington 2 S B.C. 3 4 Mahtomedi 3 6 Centennial 5 1 Blake 4 4 Minnehaha 8 6 Farmington 3 0 Stillwater 10 Girls' Volleyball WINS 18 LOSSES 5 SPLITS 2 Tri-Metro Champions District l5A-3nd Place Big Thunder Tournament-2nd St. Anthony Tournament-3rd Most Valuable Player-Diane Loughlin Co-Captains — Paula Worts and Diane Loughlin VHS OPPONENT 18- 7-12 Totino Grace 16-18-18 18 18 Cannon Falls 8-14 18 18 Humboldt 13-8 18 18 Breck 7-16 18 8 14 Hill Murray 11-18-18 14-18-18 So. St. Paul 18-6-10 18-14-20 Roosevelt 11-18-18 IS 14 18 Blake 7-18-11 18-30 St. Bernard's 9-18 14 18-18 Mahtomedi 18-8-9 18 -10- 8 Bemlde 15-18-18 18-18 Centennial 5-10 18-14-19 St. Agnes 14-18-17 IS 18 B.C. 3-14 14 18-18 Prior Lake 18 10-9 18 18 Minnehaha 5-16 IS 18 St. Peter 5-15 14-18 Tartan 18-9 15-18 Ramsey 18-13 6 9 Irondale 18-18 18-18 St. Paul A. 5-7 ABOVE LEFT: Noel sets up Lynn's hit. ABOVE RIGHT: Laura aims for the corner. VOLLEYBALL B SQUAD. Sitting: Ann Gabler. Shannon Noe. Barb Doll, Noel Koes. Kathy Nelson. Standing. Coach Rudzitis. Claudia Herrera. Dianne Saja. Denise Tessier. Crystal Lucas. LEFT.- Ninth graders Amy Schreiner. Jill Lloyd, and Courtney McNeill get set for a spike. Tri-Metro Champs VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Row I: Barb Doll. Diane Loughlm. Paula Worts. Lynne Peleske. Kristy Klassy. Row 2: Asst. Coach Rudzitis. Mary Jo Yurek. Becky Borg. Pam St room. Diana Thompson. Coach Houle. Row 3: Debbie Tobias. Tanya Charlesworth. Laura Worts. Janice Borys. Maria Merrill. Go for ill Girls’ Swimming ABOVE: SWIMMING TEAM. Row I. Coach Berg. Cheryl Wachenheim. Cindy Sawamura (Most Valuable). Heidi Bold!. Christy Timmer. Judy Johnson. Sarah Kramer. Mary Dyer. Row 2: Gwen Erpelding. Amy Pisansky. Jennifer Boldt. Corinna Hayden. Amy Krebs. Bekah Eid. Amy Volna (Most Valuable). Jennifer Dennison. Asst. Coach Killpatrick. Row 3: Sarah Good. Tammy Bengtson. Veronica Rafferty. Nikki Erpelding. Sandy Egeland. Lisa Fulton. Chris Lindgren. Ann Rupert. Missing; Asst. Coach McAllister. TO THE RIGHT: Coaches Killpatrick and Berg receive Memory Books at Team Banquet. 100 Second In State! Our best year ever with 8 new varsity £ 5 new pool records! commented Coach Berg. Dual Mts. Record: 9-0-1, Section 5 Champions, 2nd place in State. Amy Volna was State Champ in 100 £ 200 freestyle. 400 free relay State Champs (new state record 3:36.13) are Boldt. Hayden, Sawamura, Volna. Hayden was 2nd in 50 free £ 3rd in 500 free; Sawamura was 3rd in 100 Butterfly. LEFT: Team captains Cindy Sawamura. Heidi Boldt. Judy Johnson, and Christy Tiinmer present awards at the Swimming Banquet. ABOVE: 1983 STATE SWIMMING CHAMPIONS and All-American in the 400-yard freestyle relay are Cindy Sawamura. Amy Volna. Corinna Hayden. Heidi Boldt. 101 Huskies — Third In State! BASKETBALL TEAM. Kneeling: Paul Vijums. Mike Howey, Eric Lind. Bill Stuart. Gordy Blackey. Clay Kepner. Kris Stauffer. Standing: Asst. Coach Ross Fleming. John Kripotos. Mike Juricko. Jon Asp. John Wilson, Paul Meier. Andy Bruemmer. Dave Bratland. Mark Labenski. Coach Gautschi. Basketball Records Most Valuable Player- Gordy Blackey Mr. Hustle - Bill Stuart (2nd year) All Conference: Gordy Blackey. Bill Stuart. John Wilson All Conference Honorable Mention: Mike Howey. Mike Juricko. Paul Meier Conference Champions District I5A Champions Region 4A Champions Third in State Record 240 Conference 14-0 John Wilson goes up for a lay up. A 10-foot jump shot by John Wilson Left: Mike Juricko outside for two. Middle: Gordy Blackey on a fade-away jump shot. Right: Mike Howey drives but is fouled. 104 Above: Coach Gautschi is interviewed after the Huskies' third place finish against St. John's Prep School. Below: Huskies 3rd place trophy and the Sportsmanship Trophy. Jody And Carla Advance To State To the right: Jody Wicks and Carla Maxwell advance to State competition. Below left: Trina Villella. All Conference. Below right: Sophomore gymnast Dianne Saja. Gymnastics GYMNASTICS. Row I: Catherine Maxwell. Carla Maxwell. Becky Asp. Ann Lindskog. Becky Dennison. Amy Getter. Row 2: Jody Wicks. Ann Romani. Kris Gordon. Barb Westacott. Sarah Good. Nikki Saja. Row $■. Liz Wagner. Coach Grant. Asst. Coach Hartman. Asst. Coach Hoganson Walker. Trina Villella. Cindy Sawainura. MOST VALUABLE - Jody Wicks 1984 All Around State Champion ALL CONFERENCE-Trina Villella. Jody Wicks HONORABLE MENTION-Amy Getter. Carla Maxwell RECORDS Record score of 131 2nd in Region 4A 2nd in Tri Metro Rated 3rd in State Gymnastics Meets Won: Columbia Heights. Spring Lake Park. Farmington. Centennial. Blake. 8. C.. Moundsview. 4th in Holiday Invitational. 3rd in River Falls Invitational. 2nd in Anoka-Fridley, 4th in Rosemount Invitational. Losses to Stillwater. Mahtomedi. 1983-84 GYMNASTICS CAPTAINS: Cindy Sawainura and Amy Getter. Football VARSITY FOOTBALL. Row L Andy Luciw. John McDaniel. John Kripotos. Bill Clemens. Tom McMullen. Todd Hess. Bill Stuart. John Stephens. Dave Anton. Corey Gordon. Tim Hess. Warren Ludford. Row 2; Pat Baker. Brent Floren. Dom Nelson. Pete Kelly. Dave Metusalem. Paul Meier. Andy Bruemmer. Paul Klosterman. Mike Berg. Jack Sandford. Tim Knox. Paul Vijuins. Aaron Brasket. Row 3: Lance Wicks. Steve Thompson. Kurt Dawson. Tim Helm. Joe Ormng. Paul Tombarge. Brian Marquis. John Wilson. Ron Hertog. Steve Mach. Tedd Snip. Pat Fagerlee. Paul Forsythe. Mike Juricko. Missing; Coach Nesheim. Asst. Coaches Opsata Paulus. Dan Mattison. 1983 Football Schedule VHS OPPONENT SCORE 0 Fairmont 19 21 Mont.-Lonsdale 27 7 Blake 14 7 Mahtomedi 28 15 Centennial 27 13 B.C. 21 7 Minnehaha 3 7 Farmington 27 14 Cannon Falls 0 Most Valuable - Todd Hess All Conference-Todd Hess. Mike Juricko Captains • Todd Hess. Mike Juricko. Ron Hertog 108 Swimmers Earn 7th At State Meet SWIMMING TEAM. Row I. Jorge Caiarrinho. Chris Holmes. Patrick Kennedy. Andrew Volna. Dan Egeland. Matt Lundgren. Mgr. Amy Krebs. Coach Berg. Row 2: Diving Coach McAllister. Damian Wagner. Bill Wachenheim. Mike Braunwarth. Blake Wagner. Tim Knox. Ted Braunwarth. Rob Neumann. Mgr. Amy Pisansky. and Asst. Coach Kilpatrick. Below left: Medley relay Dan Egeland. Damian Wagner. Blake Wagner. Missing: Tim Knox. Boys' Swimming State Meet Team was 7th at State Meet with 47 points. Medley relay of Dan Egeland. Tim Knox. Blake Wagner, and Damian Wagner - 2nd at State. Blake Wagner - 4th at State in KX) backstroke Damian Wagner • 6th at State in KX) backstroke Dan Egeland • 12th at State in 100 freestyle Tom McMullen Goes To State McMullen goes for backpoints in Stale. Wrestling Captains-Marko Medved. Clem Stovall. Special Honors Tom McMullen-All Conference. State Entry. 1st in Region. 1st in District Marko MedvedOnd in District. All Conference. Honorable Mention Joe Orning-AII Conference Honorable Mention John Tomas-All Conference. 2nd in District Moundsview 27 to 31 Concordia Academy 47 to 12 Cenennial 26 to 36 Brooklyn Center 37 to 21 Minnehaha Academy 36 to 22 Cannon Tails 12 to 43 Farmington 26 to 31 Brady 48 to 18 De LaSalle 59 to 3 Johnson in control at District competition. The definition of flat. Wrestling WRESTLING TEAM. Sitting: Marcel Medved. Mike Schiena. Brent Johnson. Andrew Evans. Warren Ludford. Tedd Stilp. Kneeling: Marko Medved. Mike Radish. Mike Jensen. Paul Tomas. John Tomas. John Jankowski. Standing: Tom McMullen. Max Toperzer. Clem Stovall. John McDaniel. Joe Orning. Dave Beaulieu. Chris Ashbach. Missing: Coach Opsata. Assistant Coaches Tom McDaniel, John Kukielka. Marko Medved with a last-second switch. John Tomas is on his way to a win in Regions. Girls' And Boys' Track GIRLS' TRACK. Row I: Ann Gabler. Tara Hagen. Chris Hoffman. Veronica Rafferty. Pam Stroom. Robin Pulscher. Corinna Hayden. Noel Koes. Ann Pibal. Row 2: Ann Wolok. Stephanie Luciw. Jean Stephens. Diane Loughlm. Judy Johnson. Connie Krumrie. Jennifer Boldt. Barb Westacott. Mary Jo Yurek. Pam Lindman. Row 3: Debbie Krebs. Nikki trpelding. Sarah Good. Ann Romani. Libby Peterson. Jane Walker. Greta Carlson. Jody Wicks. Debbie Wynn. Diana Thompson. Gretchen Anderson. Julie Loreno. Missing: Coach Paulus. BOYS' TRACK. Kneeling: Dean Petrich. Mike Cowan. Jim Schwaab. Chris Holmes. Brett Martinson. Kyle Petrich. Standing: Aaron Merwin. Chris Bray. Mark Grundmayer. Paul Vijums. John Wilson. Brian Marquis. John Stephens. Bob Gabler. Asst. Coach Fleming. Missing: Coach Gautschi. 112 Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL. Sitting: Pat Duane, Aaron Brasket, Chris Bucko. Bill Clemens. Tim Hess. Craig Antczak. Tim Martin. Eugnen Bjerkebek. Standing: Coach Palm. Kurt Dawson. Corey Gordon. Mike Juricko. Andy Bruemmer. Steve Mach, Clay Kepner. Bill Stuart. Todd Hess. Paul Loughlin. B” SOUAD BASEBALL. Kneeling: Eric Cook. Paul Tomas. Mike Madden. Tristam Fagerlee. Jay Mancino. Eric Bjorklund. Jeremy Kepner. Standing: Coach DeKanick. Brad Scovil. Scott Klosterman. Matt Toperzer. Jeff Blomster. Peter Grotons. Mark Hauser. John Hynes. Matt Neary. 113 Boys’ Tennis BOYS' TENNIS TEAM. Kneeling: Tohru Ishiko. Paul Scppa. Mike Timmer. Dave Hilliard. Chris Kuhlmann. Hung Tran. Standing: Coach Cartwright. Ken Pucel. Paul Meier. Dave Anderson. Jason Rupert. Mike Peters. Mike Hilliard. Lance Wicks. ORGANIZATIONS 116 Lighting Crew RIGHT How many watts do you'spose that flash is. Marc? LEFT: Hollo. Shuttle? This is Neal. Villagettes Under the leadership of captains Leslie Davis and Allison Martin and secretary-treasurer Sue Dickhausen, the Villagettes danced to Jump” by Loverboy at the first football game. They performed in the Homecoming half-time show, along with the Band, to the song Beat It and at numerous basketball games as well as the Snow-Daze pepfest. Purpose of Villagettes. according to their officers: to entertain, show school spirit, and have fun.’ Advisor is Mr. Hire. ABOVE- One. two. three pose! BELOW: The Villagettes react to a Pep Eest performance. LEFT. Villagettes Joan Hansen. Jillann Hastay. Allison Martin. Chris Hedm. Nancy Nous. Sue Dickhausen. Janice Suhr. Sandy Burch. Margaret Dowdle. Leslie Davis. Chris Chinquist. Shelene Skillings. 118 AFS Club Af-S CLUB. Silting: Amy Schipper. Becky Brown. Stephanie luciw. Bekah Eid. Shannon Noe. Ann Gabler. Standing: Ann Wolok. Suzi Patterson. Sylvia Alcivar. Marcela Velasquez. Advisor Ms. Trelles. Sylvia Alcivar. an AFS student from Ecuador, lives with Linda Doug Jones. Some of her hobbies are reading, painting, volleyball, guitar playing, dancing, and collecting post cards. Sylvia was asked; What are the differences between school here and at home? Fler answer: The school here seems a lot easier for me. In my country, high school is really hard. It's like college here. We must take almost 15 different classes. We have 6 years in high school (from age 12 to 18). In the 4th year, we choose between different branches: I) Social. Philosophy. Literature: 2) Math Physics: 3) Chemistry. Biology, 6 Anatomy. That means the ones we choose are the stronger ones, but we still have the other ones. For example, I chose Chemistry. Biology, and Anatomy, but I had Math (Geometry. Trigonometry. Algebra). Physics. Philosophy, Psychology. Literature. History. Geography. Civics, and English (which was required).” Sylvia has three brothers and one sister-, all of them are married. She is the youngest one. We are a very close and happy family. Sylvia concluded. 119 Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL. Sitting: 1st semester advisor Crystal Meriwether. D. Krebs. M. Handberg. D. Wagner. B. Gabler. P. Vijums, T. Charles-worth. J. Suhr. J. Johnson. A. Getter. C. Stovall. Standing. P. Lindman. S. Gromek. N. LeTourneau. G. Weinberger. P. Thompson. C. Maxwell. M. Hilliard. T. Fagerlee. H. Boldt. A. Brasket. A. Volna. J. Stephens. D. Dressier. J. Fagerlee. L. Fulton. B. Borg. L. Cabak. K. Palm. J. McDaniel. D. Saja. C. Herrera. S. Schmdie. A. Bruemmer. C Sawamura. J. Orning. C. Maxwell. R. Hertog. Missing J. Zawislak. Homecoming and Snow Daze were two Student Council sponsored activities for '83-84. Other projects were the program on Title IX and Discrimination March 7. the Spring Blood Drive, Spirit Week, and scholarship fundraising projects. Through student representation, concerns of the student body are reflected in the formation of new school policies, student body leadership is provided, there can be an enrichment of school spirit, and information regarding health, legalities, and activities is provided to the students. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Paul Meier, treasurer Bob Gabler. president Tanya Charlesworth. School Board Representative! Mindy Handberg. secretary. Paul Vijums. vice-president; Stacie Riss-mann Joyce, advisor. 120 Spanish Club ABOVE: SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS. Stephanie Luciw, Tedd Stilp. Becky Brown, Joe Fruth, Shannon Noe, Suzi Patterson. Ann Gabler. Jennifer Dennison. Bekah Eid. Amy Schipper, Ann Wolok. Advisor Ms. Trelles. Spanish Club officers are Suzi Patterson, president (missing from picture left); Tedd Stilp. vice-president; Becky Brown, treasurer; and Bekah Eid. secretary. 121 French Club FRENCH CLUB. Silling: Joan Hansen. Julie Donatelle. Ardis Hesion. Dina Dressier. Mary Jo Yurek, Heather Lundgren. Barb Heston. Becky Wheeler. Standing. Irene Wong. Nancy Johnson. Mala Ugargol. Sheri Meyer. Sheryl Hanks. Margaret Cowle. Eric Sunde. Liz Wagner. Gail Gripentrog. Beth Lueck. Priscilla Kmter. Scott Johnson. Sarah Good. Jeanne Happe. Ann Lindskog. Advisor Stacie Rissmann-Joyce. French Club officers (right) are president Dina Dressier, vice-presidents Ardis Heston and Mary Jo Yurek. secretary Heather Lundgren. and treasurer Julie Donatelle. Purpose of club is to study French culture and improve speaking skills. Some activities for 1983-84 were horseback riding in the fall, French pen pals, French cooking, Tour de France St. Anthony. Pere Noel secret, special speakers, fundraising for possible summer trip to Quebec. (To the right: Officers Yurek. Lundgren. and Dressier.) 122 Letter Winners OFFICERS. John Stephens, president. Clem Stovall. Secretary. Diane Loughlin. treasurer. Paul Meier, vice-president. LETTFRWINNERS CLUB. Sitting. Mike Hilliard, Heidi Bold I. Judy Johnson. Diane Loughlin. Clem Stovall. Paul Meier. John Stevens. Ron Hertog. Dave Metusalem. Bill Stuart. Mike Juricko. Lance Wicks. Standing: Marko Medved. Diana Thompson. Kathy Maxwell. Mary Jo Vurek. Jody Wicks. Laur3 Worts. Gretchen Anderson. Janice Borys. Terri Draves. Clay Kepner. Maria Merrill. Jennifer Dennison. Becky Borg. Laura Worts. Amy Getter. Janice Suhr. Tricia Kelly. Amy Volna. Lisa Fulton. Dave Bratland. Cindy Sawamura, Andy Bruemmer. John McDaniel. Stephanie Schmolze. Joe Orning. Carla Maxwell. Lisa Cabak. Paul Loughlin. Missing: Advisor Mr. Paulus. 123 CONCERT CHOIR. Row !• Lori DoAngelo. Amy Goiter. Eva LaVallcy. Nancy Johnson. Lisa Christopherson. Lois Jaszcwski. Barb Doll. Torri Dravcs. Nikki Erpeldmg. Nancy Nous. Cindy Sawamura. Dawn Jackson. Kristy Klassy. Kris Koski. Julie D'Agostino. Diane Loughlm. Row 2-. Kris Holmes. Jean Stephens. Sonja Olson. Holly Johnson. Connie Kruinrie. Becky Borg. Stephanie Schmdze. Sandy Burch. Judy Johnson. Dawn Olson. Becky Wheeler. Ginger Johnson. Gina Palm. Barb Geisel. Jillann Hastay. Michelle LaValley. Row 3: Laef Olson. Patrick Kennedy. Joe Orning. Marko Medved. John Thomas. Aaron Merwin. Corey Gordon. Jason Rupert. Brent Horen. Kris Stauffer. Clem Stovall. Todd DeFilippis. Tanya Charlesworth. Yvonne Beaubien. Lori Wilson. Mike Horan. Row 4: John Stephens. Dan Mattison. Brett Martinson. Tim Knox. Gary Ayres. Brian Peterson. John Wilson. Andy Bruemmer. Andy Peloquin. John Romani. Jim Zumwalt. Mike Rosenthal. John McDaniel. John Jankowski. Aaron Brasket. Warren Ludford. Missing: Director Opsata. | Grade _______ Choir Officers LEFT CHOIR OFFICERS. Row I John Stephens. Judy Johnson. Andy Peloqum. Row 2-. Lisa Chrlstopherson. Eva La Valiev. Brett Martinson. Connie Krumrie. Stephanie Schmolze. BELOW, 9TH GRADE CHOIR Row I, Audra Ibarra. Amy Krebs. Kathy Maxwell. Jill Lloyd. Sarah Good. Jean Schroeder. Michelle Amundson. Row 2, Gwen Erpeiing. Denise Tessier. Missy McMullen. Shannon McGinn. Kathy Gazda. Wendy Hardman. Barb Westacott. Diana Thompson. Cindy Setterstrom. Libby Peterson. Row i Shawn Craig. Sean McAllister. Chris Ashbach. John dander. Rodney Krueger. Eric Sunde. David Skeate. Missing: Director Opsata I Ninth 12S M a d r + i a I s A n d P o P MADRIGALS. Silling Kris Stauffer. Sandy Burch. Mike Horan. Eva LaVallcy. Marko Medved. Nikki Erpelding. Jason Rupert. Stephanie Schmolze. Standing: Barb Doll. Andy Peloqum. Lisa Christ opherson. Tanya Charles worth. John Stephens. Nancy Neus. Andy Bruemmer. POP SINGERS Kneeling' Clem Stovall. Mark Medved. Kris Stauffer. John Jankowski. John Stephens. Laef Olson. Andy Peloqum. Jim Zumwalt. Aaron Merwin. Standing: Holly Johnson. Teri Draves. Lois Jaszewski. Yvonne Beaubien. Nancy Neus. Sonja Olson. Lisa Christopherson. Nancy Johnson. Tanya Charlesworth. Eva LaVallcy. Sandy Burch. Nikki Erpelding. GIRLS' CHORUS. Row I: Janet Westlund. Lisa Bordwell. Julie D'Agostino. Ann Romani. Crystal Lucas. Debbie Krebs. Shari Ellson. Chris Hoffman, Chris Chinquist. Row 2-. Margaret Cowle. Jayne Grow. Karin Svac. Veronica Rafferty. Colleen Olson. Sarah Kramer. Julie Caldwell. Gina D Agostino. Cindy Lacey. Kim Bengtson. 126 Village High Views” Staff VILLAGE HIGH VIEWS” STAEF. Sitting: Karen Zicper. Mary Jo Yurek. Laura Worts. Leslie Davis. Standing. Clay Kopner. Greg Weinberger. Angela Montury. Becky Wheeler. Aaron Merwin. Paul Jasinski. BOTTOM LEFT: Advisor Mr. Clark. BOTTOM RIGHT Editor Bob Gabler. The first semester journalism class produced three issues of the 'Village High Views. Issue 3. dated January 20. was probably the most successful. It filled six pages with news and features concerning the asbestos problem in our school, the written work policy, the summer band trip to San Francisco, and the possibility of some athletics to combine with Spring Lake Park. 127 CONCERT RAND. Row i: Sue Miller. Sue Dickhausen. Chris Misiak. Heather Lundgren. Kristi Mam. Bill Wachenheim. Julie Loreno. Leslie Davis. Judy Johnson. Holly Johnson. Allison Martin. Row 2: Karen Zieper. Jane Walker. Lisa Christophorson. Maria Merrill. Joy Walker. Mark Rudzitis. Cindy Peters. Chris Hedin. Anita Teigen. Pam St room. Greg Tobias. Kevin Kotzbach. Bill Kotrba. Neal LeTourneau. Becky Brown. Sandy Burch. Corinna Hayden. Ann Gabler. Row 3: Mindy Handberg. Jamie Bullock. Laurq Worts. Heidi Boldt. Bob Gabler. Bekah bid. Chris Vnak. Lance Wicks. Jennifer Dennison. Cindy Sawamura. Mike Braunwarth. Suzy Patterson. Mike Heinrich, Stephanie Schmolze. Jennifer Boldt. Amy Volna. Christy Timmer. Sonja Olson. Row 4 Eva LaValley. Aaron Merwin. Mike Hilliard. Dean Petrich. Damian Wagner. John McDaniel. Michelle LaValley. Brian Peterson. Rod Martin. Peter Victorine. brie Lind. Lee Gordon. Laef Olson. John Schmalzbauer. Sarah Kramer. Ken Pucel. Paul Vijums. Tim Walker. Lisa bulton. Director Bjorklund. Kyle Petrich. UD QJ 3 Cl Concert JAZZ BAND. Row lr Neal LeTourneau. Bill Koirba. Pam Stroom, Greg Tobias. Becky Brown. Row 1. Kris Stauffer. Kyle Peirich. Eric Lind. Lee Gordon. John Schmaltzbauer. Ken Pucel. Row 3i Eva LaValley. Chris Vnak. Bob Gabler. Heidi Boldt. Bekah Eid. Jazz And Pep Bands PEP BAND. Row I: Jennifer Dennison. Mike Braunwarth. Ann Gabler. Julie Loreno, Judy Johnson. Corinna Hayden. Allison Martin. Sandy Burch. Leslie Davis, Aaron Merwin. Dean Petrich. Mike Hilliard. Klye Petrich. Row 2: Karen Zieper. Joy Walker. Cindy Peters. Jane Walker. Anita Teigen. Sue Miller. Maria Merrill. Chris Misiak. Sue Dickhausen. Row 3: Greg Tobias. Pam Stroom. Kevin Klotzbach. Bill Kotrba. Becky Brown. Mike Heinrich. Amy Volna. Christy Timmer. Jennifer Boldt. Stephanie Schmolze. Sonja Olson. Row 4i Jody Wicks. Bekah Eid. Mindy Handberg. Laura Worts. Jamie Bullock. Heidi Boldt. Lance Wicks. Bob Gabler. Pete Victorine. Michelle LaValley. Rod Martin. Ken Pucel. Eric Lind. Lee Gordon. Director Bjorklund. 129 Band Travels To Washington, D.C. The band left for Washington. D.C. on July I, 1983, and took 1st Place in the Philadelphia Freedom Day Parade on July 3rd; on July 4th the band took 1st Place in the National Fourth of July Parade in Washington. D.C. The summer of '84 the band plans to tour the West Coast and march in the National Lions Convention Parade in San Francisco. PfWSUfo ANTHONY VILLAGE B HIGH SCHOOL ',-V, 130 A SQUAD HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS. Jill Fagerlee, Killy Han. Stephanie Schmolze. Kris Koski. Carla Maxwell. Karen Zicper. Cheerleaders A SQUAD BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Ten Draves. Betsy Johnson. Kris Palm. Becky Borg. Eva LaValley. B SQUAD FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Kris Bump. Stephanie Schmolze. Gail Jaszewski. Catherine Maxwell. Diane Saja. Kris Donatelle. Courtney McNeill. Lisa Bordwell. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. Jeanine Havrish. Lisa Cabak. Gretchen Anderson. Jenny Johnson. Nikki Erpelding. A” SQUAD FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Kris Palm. Jenny Johnson. Trina VilleBa. Lisa Cabak. Becky Borg. Tricia kelly. Amy Getter. Karen Zieper. 131 1984 VILLAGER STAFF. Sitting: Greg Weinberger, Becky Wheel- on Utke, Editor Brian Peterson. Missing: Jennifer Dennison and er. Barb Geisel. Mary Dyer, Aaron Merwin, Marc Bollensen. Paul Caroline O’Brien. Jasinski. Standing: Advisor Rita Plotnik, Neal LeTourneau. Shar- Yearbook Staff DEBATE. Sitting: Jon Wong. John Schmalzbauer. Paul Seppa. Paul Narog, Laef Olson, Coach Westrom. Standing: Jimmy Patterson. Ardis Heston. Jean Schroeder. Barb Heston. Chad Bjorklund. St. Anthony Debaters participated in eighteen tournaments over a five-month period. They won trophies at three meets: Minneapolis South, Coon Rapids, and Macalester College. The speech season was very successful with three students doing outstanding work. Tom Carlson reached the finals in extemp speaking at both the state and NFL meets. Dina Dressier won trophies in original oratory at three invitational tournaments, reached regional finals, and placed third at NFLs. Mary Dyer was a trophy winner in drama at one invitational and qualified for regional participation. Other regional contestants included Brian Peterson and John Schmalzbauer. SPEECH. Row I: Lida Poletz. Paul Seppa. Chad Bjorklund. Row 2: Christy Schroeder. Nancy Root, Carol Lueck. Row 3: Jean Schroeder. Dina Dressier, and Barb Heston. Row 4: Ardis Heston. Jim Patterson. Heather Lundgren. Brian Peterson. Row 5: Jennifer Dennison and Tom Carlson. Top row: John Schmalzbauer. Laef Olson. Coach Westrom. and Paul Narog. 133 iii min, tin mm OAHU ORGANIZATIONS I MIDDLE SCHOOL 4 I HIGH SCHOOL -► II DISTRICT 137 For the U.S.A GIMME THOSE COOKIES SPECIALS REPORT GROUPS 1. Van Halen 2. Duran Duran 3. Police ALBUMS 1. Thriller-Jack-son 2. Synchroni-city-Police 3. 1984-Van Ha len SONGS 1. Jump 2. Beat It” 3. Thriller VIDEOS 1. Thriller 2. Beat It 3. Sharp Dressed Man SOAPS 1. General Hospital 2. All My Children 3. Young and Restless” ENTERTAINERS 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Michael Jack- 3. Richard Pryor COMIC STRIPS 1. Garfield 2. Family Circus 3. Bloom Coun- MOVES Risky Business Flashdance” Terms of En dearment CONCERTS 1. Duran Duran 2. Van Halen 3. Police Su-burbs Jour TV SHOWS I. Knots Land 2. A Team” 3. Friday Night Videos RESTAURANTS 1. McDonald's 2. Burger King 3. El Torito VHS 1984 INDEX —A— Ahrens. Dale (II) 39 Aleivar. Sylvia (12) 2. II, 36. 12, 119 Allen. Tim (12) 2. 7, II. 34. 36 Allguire. Margo (II) 39 Allguire, Ted (II) 7, 39 Amundson. Michele (9) 51 Anderson. David (II) 9. 39. 43, 82, 103. 114. 130 Anderson, Gretchen (II) 39. 43. 79. 112. 123. 131 Antczak, Craig (II) 38, 39. 43, 113 Anton. David (10) 9. 45. 49. 72. 80. 108 Ashbach. Christopher (9) 51. 78, III. 125 Asp. Jonathan (12) II. 36. 102. 130 Ayres. Gary (12) 74. 124 —B— Baggenstoss, Lisa (12) II Bailey. Elizabeth (12) 5. 10. II. 33. 37 Baker. Mark (12) II Baker. Patrick (10) 2. 45. 97. 108 Balko. Tracy (II) 38. 39. 42 Beaubien, Kevin (10) 36. 45 Beaubien. Yvonne (12) 6, 8. II, 32. 35. 37, 93. 95. 115. 124. 126. 86 Beaulieu. David (II) 39. 42. Ill Bench. Melanie (12) II, 31. 36. 92 Bengtson, Kim (10) 45, 49. 96. 100, 126 Berg, Michael (12) 2. 108 Bergman. James (II) 39 Bergman, Theresa (9) 51 Berklich. Kim (12) 12. 31. 34. 36 Bishop. Kathleen (II) 6, 39 Bjerkebek. Eugene (12) 12. 36. 97. 113 Bjerkebek. Mark (II) 39, 97 Bjorklund. Chad (9) 51, 133 Bjorklund. Eric (9) 51. 113 Blackey. Gordon (12) 2, 12. 34, 36. 102. 103. 104. 105 Block, Patrick (II) 4, 39. 42 Blum. Kimberly (12) 12 Blum. Kristine (10) 9. 49 Bofferding. Joel (II) 8, 38. 39 Boldt, Heidi (12) 3. 4. 12, 33. 36. 74. 77. 82. 83. 120. 123. 128. 129. 130. 135. 27. 88. 91. 90 Boldt, Jennifer (9) 3. 51, 80, 100. 112. 128. 129. 130, 89 Bollensen. Marc (II) 5. 39. 41. 43. 76. 78. 117, 118. 132 Bonaventura. Suzanne (9) 51 Bordwell. Lisa (10) 9. 45. 49. 93. 131. 134. 85 Bordwell, Matthew (10) 2, 9. 45. 48. 97. 126 Borg. Rebecca (12) 8. 12. 28. 36. 77. 93. 99. 120. 123. 124. 131, 27 Borys. Janice (II) 6, 39. 43. 96. 99. 123 Boschee. Coreen (12) 12. 31 Boskovich, Michael (II) 39 Boyce. Shawn (10) 2, 45, 48, 93. 105 Boyle. Anne (10) 45. 49. 93 Brama. Kathleen (12) 2. 10. 12. 30. 34. 37 Brasket. Aaron (10) 45. 76. 97, 108. 113. 120. 124. 86 Bratland. David (II) 4. 7, 38. 39. 102. 103, 123 Braunwarth. Michael (10) 2. 45, 109. 128 Bray. Christopher (12) 13, 37. 112 Brinda. Michael (II) 8. 38. 39. 42, 105 Brown. Rebecca (10) 45. 48. 119. 121. 128, 129. 130. 135 Bruemmer, Andrew (II) 39, 42, 80, 105. 102. 115. 113. 120. 123. 124. 126 Bucko. Chris (12) 13. 113 Bullock, James (12) 4. 13, 30. 36, 37. 73. 81. 82. 92. 128. 129. 130 Bump. Christine (9) 51, 54. 55. 131 Burch. Sandy (II) 3. 4, 39. 41. 43. 116. 118. 124. 126. 128. 130. 134. 86 Butterfield, Richard (II) 7 C Cabak. Lisa (II) 9. 39. 42. 115. 120. 123. 131 Cahill. Patrick (9) 51. 54 Caldwell. Julie (II) 38. 39. 42, 126 Carlson. Greta (10) 2. 9. 45. 49. 96. 112. 130 Carlson. Johanna (9) 51 Carlson, Thomas (12) 5. 13, 37, 73, 75. 77. 82. 93. 133, 135 Catarrinho, Jorge (II) 39, 42, 109 Charlesworth, Tanya (12) 5, 8, 9, 13. 32, 35, 36. 76. 93. 99. 120. 124. 126 Chau. Sothamith (9) 51 Chau. Thyna (9) 51. 54 Chinquist. Christine (II) 3, 39. 43, 116. 118, 126 Christen. Rosanna (II) 6 Christopherson. Lisa (II) 5, 39, 42, 78. 82. 124, 125. 126, 128. 130 Cooper, Andy (10) 7, 45. 48 Cowan. Michael (10) 2, 45. 112 Cowle. Marguerite (10) 45. 48, 96, 122. 126, 134 Cowle. John (9) 51 Craig, Shawn (9) 51, 125 D D’Agostino. Angela (12) 2. 13, 8. 29. 124 D’Agostino. Gina (10) 2, 8. 45, 48, 126 D'Agostino. Julie (II) 38. 39, 126 Davis. Leslie (12) 3. 4, 13. 28. 77. 118. 127. 128, 130 Dawson. Kurt (10) 45, 97. 100. 108. 113. 130 DeAngelo. Lori (12) 8. 13, 124 DeFilippis. Todd (10) 7. 8. 45. 49. 74. 124. 86 Dennison. Jennifer (12) 3. 4, 14. 37, 29. 82. 100. 121. 123. 128. 130. 133 Dickhausen, Susan (12) 3. 5. 14. 32. 37, 76. 78. 116. 118. 128, 129. 130. 125 Dilworth. Lee (12) 8. 14 Doll. Barbara (10) 2. 46. 48. 98. 99. 140 124. 126. 130. 86 Donatelle. Julie (9) 51, 54. 122 Donatelle. Kristine (10) 46. 48. 131, 135 Dowdle. Margaret (II) 3. 39. 43. 116, 118. 86 Draves. Teri (II) 8. 39. 43. 103, 123. 124, 126. 131. 86 Dressier. Dina (II) 8, 38, 39, 43, 82. 83. 92. 120, 122. 135 Duane. Patrick (10) 46. 48. 113 Dyer. Mary (12) 2. 3. 14. 28, 37. 73, 77, 92. 100. 132 E— Egeland. Daniel (II) 7. 38. 39. 42, 109 Eid, Rebekah (10) 3, 46. 48. 96. 100. 115, 121. 119. 128. 129. 130. 135 Ellson, Shari (10) 2. 46. 126 Ellson, Steve (12) 14. 36 Elsen, Kathy (9) 51. 76 Enerson, David (9) 51 Erpelding, Gwen (9) 3. 51. 72. 76. 100. 125. 135 Erpelding, Nikki (II) 3. 39. 78. 100. 112, 124. 126. 131, 86 Esau. Micki (II) 8. 39 Evans. Eric (10) 2. 7. 46 —F— Fagerlee, Jill (II) 39. 43. 120. 131. 134 Fagerlee, Patrick (II) 4, 39. 42, 97, 108 Fagerlee, Tristam (9) 51. 55, 105, 113, 120 Floren, Brent (10) 9. 46, 72. 97. 108. 124 Forsythe. Paul (II) 39. 108 Freund. Elizabeth (12) 2. 14. 29. 37 Fruth. Joseph (9) 51. 121 Fulton. Elizabeth (II) 3. 8. 39. 74. 100. 120, 123. 128, 130 —G Gabler. Ann (10) 46. 49. 80. 98. 112. 119, 121, 128. 130. 135 Gabler. Robert (12) 14. 34. 36. 68. 82. 95. 112. 120. 127, 128. 129. 130. 135 Gallagher. Richard (II) 39. 42 Gazda, David (II) 39 Gazda. Kathleen (9) 52. 125 Geisel. Barb (II) 8. 39. 42. 124. 135 Getter. Amy (12) 3. 5. 14. 29. 34. 37. 68. 74. 76. 82. 83. 93. 107, 120. 123. 124. 131. 27. 85 Giles, Sean (9) 52 Good. Sarah (9) 3. 52. 53. 100, 107. 112. 122. 125 Goodsell. Scott (12) 54 Goodsell, Robert (9) 52 Goodsell. Thomas (9) 6. 52 Gordon. Corey (II) 42. 108. 113. 124 Gordon. Lee (II) 39. 42. 78. 82. 83. 128. 129. 130. 135 Gordon. Kristine (9) 52. 107 Gresser. Nicole (9) 52 Gripentrog. Gail (9) 4. 52, 122 Gromek. Stacy (9) 4. 52. 120 Grow. Jayne (10) 2, 4, 46. 96, 126. 135 Grundmayer, Julie (12) 15, 33, 37, 77 Grundmayer. Mark (II) 38. 112 Gustafson. Dena (II) 39 Gustafson. Lee (9) 4. 54 H Hagen. Tara (10) 6. 46. 112 Handberg. Mindy (12) 10. 15. 31, 34. 37. 76. 78. 95. 120. 128. 129. 130. 27. 90 Hanke. Sheryl (II) 39. 122. 130 Hanke. Julie (9) 52. 55. 74. 125. 135 Hansen. Joan (10) 3, 9, 46. 47. 48. 116. 118. 122. 135 Hart, Catherine (II) 39. 42, 131, 135. 84 Happe, Jeanne (9) 52, 122 Hardman, Wendy (9) 52. 125 Hastay. Jillann (12) 3. 8. 15. 28. 36. 116. 118. 124. 135 Hauglid. Kai (II) 39 Hauser, Nicholas (10) 5, 46 Havrish. Jeanine (II) 39. 42. 131 Hayden. Corinna (10) 2, 3. 46. 48. 74. 79. 100. 112. 115. 128 Hedin, Christine (12) 3. 5, 15. 32, 37. 79. 116. 118. 128. 130. 135 Heidelberger, Curt (10) 2, 46 Heinrich. Michael (12) 15, 36. 77. 92. 128. 129. 130 Helm. Timothy (10) 46. 97. 108 Hennen. Kirk (9) 54 Herrera, Claudia (10) 46. 98. 120 Hertog, Ronald (12) 15, 36. 108. 120. 123 Hess. Timothy (10) 2, 46. 49. 72. 108. 113. 115 Hess. Todd (12) 5. 15. 35. 36. 97. 108. 113 Heston. Ardis (II) 38. 40. 92. 122. 133. 135 Heston, Barbara (II) 9. 38. 40. 43. 92. 122. 133. 135 Hilliard. David (9) 52. 114. 85. 115 Hilliard. Michael (12) 15. 37. 72. 82. 97. 114, 120. 123. 128. 130. 90 Hillstrom. Kathryn (II) 40. 42. 80 Hoffmann, Christine (10) 9, 46. 49. 80. 93. 112. 126. 130 Holmes. Kristin (II) 40. 42. 124 Holmes. Christian (10) 46. 109. 112 Horan. Michael (10) 6. 8. 46. 124. 126 Howey. Michael (12) 7. 10. 16, 30. 36. 82. 102. 103. 104. 105 Hwang. Martin (9) 52. 54 Hynes, Timothy (12) 16. 30. 37. 84 Hynes, John (10) 9. 46. 113 —l Ibarra. Audra (9) 52. 54, 76. 125. 135 Ince. Richard (10) 46 Ishiko. Tohru (12) 16. 29. 97. 114 —J— Jackson, Dawn (10) 2, 46. 49. 96, 124. 86 Jankowski. John (II) 38. 40. III. 124. 126 Jarosz. Joseph (9) 52 Jasinski. Paul (10) 46. 49. 107. 130. 132. 135 Jaszewski, Lois (12) 2, 16. 37, 124. 141 126 Jaszewski. Gayle (9) 51. 52. 54. 72. 131 Johnsen. Joseph (II) 38. 40. 42 Johnson. Alan (10) 2. 46. 72. 74. 80 Johnson. Betsy (II) 8. 40. 42. 95. 103. 131 Johnson. Ginger (10) 46. 49, 80. 124. 130. 87. 86 Johnson. Holly (II) 8. 40. 42. 82. 124. 126. 128. 130. 87. 86 Johnson. Jennifer (12) 4. 7. 8. 9. 16. 31. 35. 36. 77. 79. 120. 131. 27 Johnson. Judy (12) 3. 4. 5, 16. 32. 35. 36. 37. 82. 83. 100. 112. 123. 124. 125. 128. 130. 27. 88. 91 Johnson, Nancy (10) 2. 8. 46. 49. 122. 124. 126 Johnson. Sandra (II) 43 Johnson. Scott (9) 52. 122 Johnson. Tamara (10) 2. 46 Junger. Dana (10) 46. 80 Juricko. Michael (12) 8. 16, 35, 36, 102. 103. 104. 105. 108, 123. 113. 102 —K— Karelson. Tia (9) 52. 54. 95 Kelly. Patricia (II) 9. 40. 79. 96. 123. 131. 85 Kelly. Peter (12) 5. 16. 35. 36. 76. 92. 108 Kennedy. Patrick (II) 9. 38. 40. 41. 42. 82. 109. 124 Kepner, Clayton (12) 2. 10. 17. 36, 102. 103. M3. 123. 127 Kepner. Jeremy (9) 52. 54, 113 Kinter. Priscilla (9) 122 Klassy, Kristen (12) 8. 17. 30. 99. 124 Klosterman. Paul (II) 8. 40. 42. 72. 105. 108. 130 Klosterman. Scott (9) 52. 97. 113. 130 Klotzbach. Kevin (12) 17. 31. 36. 128. 129. 130 Klotzbach. Kathy (9) 52 Knox. Timothy (II) 40. 42. 79. 93. 108. 109. 124. 86 Koes. Tim (II) 40. 43 Koes. Noelle (10) 46. 48. 96, 98. 112, 115 Kotrba. William (10) 46. 49. 117. 118. 128. 129. 130. 135. 88 Koski, Kristine (II) 8. 40. 43, 124, 131. 134. 86 Krakau. Joanna (10) 46 Kramer. Sarah (12) 3. 17, 36. 82. 83. 96. 100. 106. 126. 128 Krebs. Amy (9) 3. 4. 52. 100. 125. 135 Krebs. Deborah (10) 46. 64. 112. 120. 126 Kripotos. John (II) 40, 102. 108 Krueger, Rodney (9) 52, 125 Krumrie. Constance (12) 2. 17, 32, 37. 77. 112. 124. 125 Kuhlmann. Christopher (10) 2. 46. 114 L™ LaBissoniere, Michelle (9) 52 Labenski, Mark (II) 9. 40. 42, 38. 102. 103 Lacey. Cindy (II) 4, 38, 40. 126 LaForce, Michelle (9) 52 LaMere. Michael (II) 7. 40. 105 LaValley. Eva (II) 8, 40. 43. 92. 124. 125. 126. 128. 129. 130. 131. 85 LaValley. Michelle (12) 15. 17. 33. 36. 124. 128. 129. 130. 89 Lawrence. Todd (9) 52 Ledwein. Thomas (12) 24. 36 LeTourneau, Neal (9) 5. 52. 72. 76. 117. 118. 120. 128, 129. 130. 132. 135 Lee. Kristen (II) 40 Lind, Eric (12) 17. 28. 36. 37. 83. 95. 102. 103, 128. 129. 130 Lind. Kristine (10) 2, 4. 46. 48 Lindman. Pam (9) 52, 55. 72, 76, 112. 120 Lindskog. Anne (9) 52. 107. 122 Lloyd. John (12) 17 Lloyd. Jill (9) 52. 72. 80 Loreno. James (II) 40. 130 Loreno. Julie (10) 4. 9. 46. 48. 93. 96. 112, 128, 130 Loughlin. Diane (12) 5. 18. 28. 36. 37. 79. 82. 96. 99. 112. 106. 123. 124 Loughlin. Paul (II) 40. 42. 97. 106. 113. 123 Lucas. Diane (12) 2. 18. 35. 37 Lucas. Crystal (10) 46. 96. 126 Luciw. Andrew (II) 40. 42. 108 Luciw. Stephanie (10) 2, 46. 49. 96. 112. 115. 119. 121 Ludford. Warren (10) 7. 8. 45. 47. III. 108. 124. 86 Lueck. Beth (10) 2. 47. 122 Lundeen, Michelle (II) 40, 42 Lundgren, Heather (II) 5. 40. 43. 73. 81. 82. 92. 93. 122. 128. 130. 133 —M™ Mach. Steven (12) 36, 108, 113 Madden. Mark (12) 7. 18. 36. 97 Madden. Michael (9) 2. 52. 113. 84 Main. Kristi (12) 18. 36. 79. 93. 95. 128. 130. 27 Malrick, James (II) 9. 40. 43 Mancino. J.B. (9) 52, 55 Marks, Charles (II) 40 Marquis, Brian (12) 2. 18. 33, 36. 37. 79. 92. 108. 112. 85 Martin. Allison (12) 10. 3. 18. 36. 77. 79. 82. 116. 118. 128. 130. 134 Martin. Timothy (II) 40. 113 Martin. Rod (II) 128. 129. 130 Martinson. Brett (12) 18. 34. 112, 124. 125 Mathieu. Daniel (9) 6. 52, 64 Mattison. Daniel (II) 4. 40. 42, 72, 124. 86 Mattison. Katherine (9) 52. 54, 72, 76. 80. 130 Maxwell. Catherine (9) 52. 54. 72, 80. 107. 120. 123. 125. 131 Maxwell. Carla (II) 4. 40. 106. 107. 120. 123. 131. 135 McAllister. Sean (9) 52. 125 McDaniel. John (10) 7. 9. 47. 108. Ill, 120. 123. 124, 128. 130. 88. 86 McGinn. Shannon (9) 52, 125. 135 McMullen. Thomas (II) 9. 40. 42. 108. 110. Ill McMullen, Melissa (9) 4. 52, 54. 72. 76, 110. 125 McNeill. Courtney (9) 52, 54. 125, 131, 135 142 Medin, Steven (9) 52. 76 Medved. Marko (12) 7. 10. 18. 36. 37. 82. 83. III. 123. 124. 90 Medved. Marcel (9) 2, 30, 52, 72, III. 126 Meier. Paul (12) 5. 19. 31. 35. 36. 37, 78. 79. 82. 92. 102. 103. 104. 105, 123. 114. 91 Mercil, Darrin (12) 2. 6. 19. 36. 85 Mercil, Todd (10) 47. 105 Merrill. Maria (12) 5. 19. 99. 123. 128, 129. 130 Merwin. Aaron (II) 40. 112. 124. 126. 127. 130. 132, 87. 86 Metusalem, David (12) 8. 19. 108. 123, 85 Meyers. Janine (II) 40 Meyer. Sheri (10) 9. 47. 49. 76. 122 Miller. Susan (12) 2, 8. 19. 31. 34. 128. 130 Minks. Julie (12) 19. 28. 36, 92 Misiak. Chris (12) 9. 19. 35, 37. 73. 81. 82. 83, 93. 88, 89 Monio. Timothy (II) 40. 42 Montury, Angela (II) 40. 42, 127, 130 Morlan. Shirley (10) 4 —N— Narog, Paul (II) 7. 41. 43, 78, 82. 130. 133, 88 Neary, Matthew (9) 6. 52, 55. 113 Nelson. Dominic (II) 7, 41. 108, 134 Nelson, John (10) 47 Nelson. Michelle (10) 47 Nelson. Kathi (9) 52. 78 Neus, Nancy (II) 3, 4. 41. 42. 116. 118, 124. 126, 135, 86 Noe. Shannon (9) 52. 64. 78. 119. 121 Nowlan, Michael (10) 47 Nowlan, Patrick (9) 51, 52 —O— O’Brien. Caroline (12) 2, 8, 19. 29. 36, 73, 81. 130 O'Brien, Debra (10) 47. 49. 96 Olander. John (9) 52. 55, 125 Olsen. Brenda (12) 20 Olsen. Colleen (10) 47. 48, 126 Olson. Daniel (II) 41, 43 Olson, Dawn (II) 9. 41, 42, 124. 86 Olson. Laef (10) 2. 47. 49. 124. 126. 128. 130. 133. 86 Olson. Sonja (12) 20, 33. 34. 37. 82. 124. 126. 128, 129. 130. 90 Orning, Joseph (10) 9. 46. 47. 48. 72. III. 120. 123. 124. 108. 86 —P— Palm. Gina (10) 8. 47. 48. 80. 96. 124, 86 Palm. Kristin (II) 8, 41. 43. 120. 131 Pan. Vania (12) 20 Panning, Steven (II) 41. 42. 130 Patterson. James (9) 53. 133 Patterson, Susan (12) 20. 33, 37. 82. 83. 119. 121. 128. 130. 90 Pekarek, Timothy (10) 47 Peleske, Lynn (10) 2, 7, 47, 99. 115 Peloquin. Andrew (12) 8. 20, 36. 124, 125. 126, 86 Peters. Rena (12) 20, 36. 73 Peters. Cindy (10) 5, 47, 128. 130 Peters, Michael (II) 41. 43. 97. 114 Peterson. Brian (12) 20. 31. 37, 73, 75. 77, 81. 92, 93. 124. 128. 130. 132. 135 Peterson, Elizabeth (9) 53, 112, 125 Peterson. Susan (II) 41. 42. 130, 135, 84 Peterson, Tanya (II) 41 Peterson, Thomas (9) 53, 72, 97 Petrich. Dean (II) 7. 41. 43, 82, 83. 95. 112. 128. 130. 88 Petrich. Kyle (12) 20. 30. 37. 82. 95, 112. 128. 129. 130, 88. 90 Pibal, Ann (9) 53. 74. 100, 112 Poletz, Lida (10) 2. 4. 47. 49. 133 Pucel, Kenneth (12) 21. 37. 82. 83. 114, 128. 129, 130, 135 Pulscher. Robin (10) 2. 46. 47. 48, 95, 96. 112. 130 —R— Rafferty. Veronica (10) 3. 47. 49, 72. 96. 100. 112. 126 Ramirez. Ignacio (12) 92 Rockwood. Nancy (9) 53, 54 Romani. Ann (I) 47. 107, 112, 126. 86 Romani. John (12) 21. 28. 74. 124 Rosenthal, Michael (12) 8. 21, 29. 36. 74. 92. 124, 86 Royer. Jon (12) 85 Rudzitis. Mark (II) 41. 42. 128. 130. 88 Rudensky, Christine (10) 6. 9. 47, 49. 72. 93 Rupert. Jason (10) 47. 114, 124. 130 —S— Saja. Dianne (10) 9. 47. 93. 98. 106. 120. 131 Sandford, Jack (II) 41, 78. 108. 85 Sawamura. Cinthia (12) 3, 4. 21. 34. 36. 37. 74. 82. 100. 107. 120. 123. 124. 128, 130. 88 Schiena. Michael (10) 9. 47. 49. 76. Ill Schipper. Amy (10) 2. 47. 73. 74. 119, 121 Schmitz. Debra (12) 21. 90 Schmalzbauer. John (10) 47. 128. 129. 130. 133 Schmolze, Stephanie (10) 9. 47, 93. 120. 124. 125. 126. 128. 129. 130. 131. 135. 86 Schreiner, Amy (9) 53 Schreiner, Mark (10) 7. 9 Schroeder. Jean (9) 53, 73, 76. 81, 92. 93. 125. 133 Schwaab. James (II) 8. 41, 43, 112 Scully, Patrick (II) 38. 41. 42 Seppa. Joel (9) 53. 54 Seppa. Paul (10) 2. 47. 48. 114. 117, 118. 133 Setterstrom, Cindy (9) 53, 125 Shaffer, Peter (9) 51. 53 Sholl, Steve (II) 41 Skeate. David (9) 53. 125 Skillings, Shellene (10) 3. 6, 8. 9, 47. 49. 93. 116. 118. 135 Skwarek. Timothy (9) 53 Slettemoen, Kari (9) 53 Snider, Mary (12) 21, 36 Sopcinski, Anne (12) 21 Stauffer. Kris (II) 8, 41. 43. 82, 83. 92, 102. 124, 126. 129. 130. 88 Stenberg. Linda (9) 53. 54 143 Stephens. Jean (12) 21, 29. 36. 77. 78. 112. 123. 124. 86 Stephens. John (12) 8. 22. 29. 34. 36. 37. 77. 108. 112. 120. 124. 125. 126. 90 Stilp. Tedd (10) 7. 47. 108. Ill, 121 Stovall. Clement (12) 5. 9. 22. 35. 36. 37, HO. III. 120. 123. 124. 126. 27. Strickland. Jamie (II) 41 Stroom, Pamela (II) 41. 43. 82, 99. 112, 115. 128. 129, 130. 135 Stuart. William (12) 5. 8. 22. 36. 102. 103. 104. 105. 108. 123. 113 Studt. John (10) 47. 49. 72. 80. 97 Suhr. Janice (12) 3. 5. 22. 34. 36. 37. 28. 68. 74, 79. 116. 118. 120. 123. 130. 134. 135. 27 Sunde. Eric (9) 53. 122. 125 Svac. Karin (10) 47. 96. 126 Szymanski, Dennis (9) 53. 64 Szymanski. Diana (II) 41 —T— Tessier. Denise (9) 51. 53. 98. 125. 135 Tan. Sophalay (9) 53 Teigen, Anita (10) 47, 128 Thompson. Diana (9) 53. 55. 99, 112. 120. 123. 125 Thompson. Steve (II) 41. 43. 103. 108 Timmer. Christine (12) 3. 4. 10. 22. 28. 35. 37. 72. 82. 83, 100. 128. 129. 130. 27. 88. 91 Timmer, Michael (9) 53. 55. 64. 114 Tobias. Deborah (12) 22. 32. 36. 99. 84 Tobias. Gregory (10) 9. 47, 79. 92. 128. 129. 130. 135. 88 Tomas. John (II) 38. 41. 42. 92. III. 124. 135 Tomas. Paul (9) 53. 54. 74. 76. Ill, 113 Tombarge, Paul (10) 47, 48. 108. 84 Toperzer. Max (9) 53. 55, III, 113 Tran, Dat (9) 7, 53 Tran. Hung (12) 2. 7 Tran. Linh (II) 41 Tran. Phat (9) 7. 53 —II— Ugargol. Mala (II) 38. 41. 42. 92. 122 Utke. Sharon (12) 5. 22. 32. 37, 68, 73. 77. 81. 92. 93 —V— Velasquez, Marcela (12) 2. 22, 33. 36. 72. 93. 96. 119 Vescio, Anthony (II) 41, 97. 85 Victorine. Peter (9) 53. 54. 78. 128. 129. 130 Vijums. Paul (12) 5. 23. 29. 34. 36. 76. 82. 102. 103. 105. 108. 112, 120. 128. 130. 27 Villella, Dominick (9) 53 Villella, Trinamari (II) 41. 42, 106. 107, 131 Vnak. Christopher (II) 41. 43. 76. 88. 128. 129. 130 Volna, Amy (II) 3. 41. 43. 79. 123. 128. 129. 130 Volna. Andrew (10) 44. 47. 100. 109. 120 —W— Wachenheim, Cheryl (12) 3, 10. 23, 82. 83. 100 Wachenheim. William (10) 47. 109. 128 Wagner. Blake (II) 8. 41. 42. 109 Wagner. Damian (12) 4. 23. 34. 79. 109. 120. 128. 88 Wagner. Elizabeth (10) 2. 46. 47. 107. 122, 130. 134 Walker. Timothy (12) 23. 82. 128. 130 Walker. Jane (10) 47. 112, 128. 130 Walker. Joy (10) 47. 128. 130 Ward. Vikki (10) 2. 4. 47 Wasnick. Joan (10) 47 Wasnick. Terry (12) 23. 32, 36. 37 Watkins, Steven (II) 38. 41. 42 Weinberger. Greg (12) 2, 5, 23, 33. 37. 68. 73. 92, 120. 127. 132 Welsh. Daniel (9) 53 Westacott. Barbara (9) 53, 107. 112, 125 Westlund. Barbara (12) 23 Westlund. Janet (II) 38. 41. 42. 126. 134 Wheeler. Becky (II) 9. 38. 41. 42. 92. 122, 124. 127. 132. 86 Wicks, Jody (10) 9. 46. 47, 93, 106, 107. 112. 123, 129. 130 Wicks. Lance (12) 2. 7. 23. 82. 83. 108. 114. 125, 128. 129. 130. 85 Wiley. Laurel (10) 47, 76, 96. 104 Williams. Colleen (9) 53 Willmore, Nikolas (12) 24. 92 Wilson. John (12) 24. 36. 78. 102. 103. 104. 105. 108. 124. 112. 86 Wilson. Lori (II) 8. 41. 124 Wilson. Patricia (10) 47 Wolok. Ann (10) 47. 112. 121 Wolok. Mark (12) 24. 82. 83 Wong. Jonathan (9) 53. 55. 76, 133 Wong. Irene (10) 47, 122 Worts. Laura (II) 7. 41, 42. 96. 99. 123. 127. 128. 129. 130 Worts. Paula (12) 24. 37. 96. 99, 106. 123, 134 Worwa, Troy (12) 24 Wynn, hn (12) 24. 9. 28. 37. 97 Wynn. Thomas (10) 9. 47. 49. 72 Wynn, Deborah (9) 53. 55. 112 —X. Y. Z— Yurek. Mary Jo (II) 5. 41. 42. 79. 96. 99. 106. 112. 115. 122. 123. 127. 130 Zawislak, Jennifer (12) 5, 10. 24. 29. 37 Zieper. Karen (II) 41. 43. 127. 128. 130. 131. 135 Zumwalt. Jim (II) 8. 41, 124, 126. 87 144